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ITO HENRY KEY John White and Martha his wife, William
r. Key John Key, STROLLER Key, Joseph and Robert Key in
FAINT children Of Jesse b. Key deceased Charles b. Key ofdon
Lambert and Judith his wife, Nathaniel Champion aud Ann ms
wife w. Key aud Beverly H. Key children Of James Key,
decreased Richard James Key Jefferson and Mary Key infant
children Key deceased Samuel Daniel James Da
MEL John Daniel William Daniel Henry Daniel Nancy Graves,
of Henry Graves deceased Patsy Brown widow at Just
al Brown dccelsed Matthew Nicholas and Ezibeth his wife,
Elijah Daniel Martina Daniel Francis Daniel Beverly Daniel
Joseph Daniel George Daniel children of Martin Daniel de-
ceased children Of Thomas Key deceased whose names are
and John W. Key As do not reside III the
Commonwealth Virginia, and have Attorney within the
same notice can be gven take this
tui give you notice, WILL Thursday the 18th day Of
April next Of and sunset of that day
III the kept Mrs Maria Baker Gordonsvile, IN the
county State of Virginia. proceed 70 take the dtp"
KING Parrot Ichabod Mallory ana others
and on the Monday following, between the hours al the
Iafyc;tr's Hotel Court house, will take the depos
lions Lewis B Williams, James ". Saunders and others-a
the said dcpnsos read evidence IN certain SUIT III
Cancty, depending in the Circuit superior Court OF Law
ami Chancery Orange county, the State Of Virginia in
which plaintiff and yon aud Others defendants Aud IT,
either Of the above dcpositons be not taken
days above met"ned the notices VIII BE adourne and
dispositions taken days fixed in the adjournment al
places hetw The hours of the day
MARTHA KEY.
march, at-wId
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MATHEMATICS TOOLS AND MATEEiALs.-Watch
w makers be furnished with all kinds Of Tools and Mate
rails subscribers store, comprnghes Of the various
used BY trade bench vices vices, hand Vcea ham
nes pipes drivers, yars, eating npprrs screw
broacie tool handles Also, all kinds o
watch glasses consisting o unee patent fiat and pain MAN
springs for clocks and Watches watch dials, jewels for levers
cham hooks chains, gold and gilt
watch hands, second hands steel wHe scales and
weights, etc. L. GENNET, opposite tho Bel TdrerH
ian el-wtf
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rNRuSTEE'S SALE OF Landry virtue Of Deed Of
Trust Ware and Nancy NJ Ware his wife 10
and John Napier and OF record in the Clerks
office County Conr Of Goochland FOR the purposes therein
be- sold publicly, the hirhe. bidder, for ready
money Thursday the als day of April Il Goochani
house, the following tracts parcels Of Land situated III
county, containing and quarter
acres the lands Ro Pace and others One tract
containing hundred lying the Little Bird Crerk and
bounded lands OF William Terry and oters-and one
other tract containing whereon the
Ware resides and bounded By the lands Of John
Johnson and others.
GEORGE STILLMAN, Sarrrinr TRUSTEE.
lHS-w4Hs
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oOK ar THis.-Eveg variety OF Drugs Medicines. Pam,
u ols, yarnishes, ETC, 9TH pGres, kind, VIII '''
L.pseed Oil, Lamp Oil, Casio. Oh
Palm OIL spis. Turpentne, etc.
Copa varn,i, Japan varnish
Cinnamon Mace, Cloves, Rhubarb
Ginger, Alspice, Jalap Caome
Aloes Cum Arabic, Gum Camphor
Sun. carb Soda, Tartaric Acid
I I,n,Ia, Putty, Madder, Fig Blue
Indigo Arrow Root Tumerie
White Mustard Seed, Long Pepper
Rochelle salts Cream Of Tartar
Mapnesa, Irish Moss Iceland Moss
GIaibrr Salts, Saltpetre, Gentian
Linnorice Sulphur, Roll Brimstone
SIENNA, Washing Soda, Pearlash
salnraus, Iprcac., Coocynth, Opium, ETC., etc.
large assortment of Brushes from the beat manufactures, s
Hair Brushes Nail Flesh =. Gls sa =; SHAVING Rav.hs.
Soaps-Crram, Almond, Musk, Verbena
Rose, Jrssamin. Transparent, Military
Palm IuII's, Howard-, Windsor, Tablet
And all other kind, of Shaving, Toilet and Washing soa
cigars-Imperial, Trabucos, Havana Principe
La Norma Flower Congress ETC. Of ns choicest Kinda
Pehumcs-Rose Water, Lavender, cologne
Florida, Violet Jessamine Orange veIben pa,, ETC.
Cut Glass Pungents, Preston salts, J oilee bo"ies
Nursery Powder Oriental Pearl Powder
Genuine Bears OIL Macassar Oil
Beef Marrow, Pocke,hooks, Penknves
Combs of all descriptions Of Tortoise Shell
Ivory, Silver, Horn, Buffalo aad other Combs
Ponatum, Tooth Powder, Hair Powder
Percussion Caps Of all kinds
nh-Back Blue and Red, of the best quality by the gallon
bottle
pan;.-whte Lead Black Lead ground in Oil
Chrome Green, Chrome yellow, FeTdigns
Prussian Blue, Terrade Sienna
Ventian Red, Spanish Brown
Yellow Ochre, Vernillon etc, etc.
Surgical OF all kinds ordered any person
Chewing Tobacco-Fishers Browns Wathals, Giant. AMI
Cowles' superior Chewing Tobacco.
All Of the above articles together win others too numerous
mention mas be had at my cheaper than elsewhere Ii,
civ and of the best kinds, which guarantee.
'' SAMUEL f. DOVE
Sign Of the Black Boy and Moran
Mansion House, Richmond Va
In addition the above kind Of Patent Medicines Pills.
Piastrrs ointments, Mixtures, Cough Medicines, etc.
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By lbe Lieuteuant Gorernor of the State of Virginia
A PROCLAMATION.

A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS vacancy hath occurred 10 the Senate Of this
nato for the composed of the counties of Amelia Pos
ha,an Chesterfield the Of Petersburg, the SheIs OF
m. said eouptr. the said the efore
aurrd To hold elections fourth Thursday IN April next Tor
Senator said District to ill the vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand Governor tacne, accord
nc to the provisions Of The Constitution, as Governot)
SEAL and the lesser seal OF the commonwealth hh
n.ond, this Goth day Of March, ls4o
April IW-"1a
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In United States Court for the Eastern District Of Virginia,
April ls 1872:
GEORGE l.. GRAVES, of the county of Caroline, having
VI petition paying that he he declared Bankrupt:
is ordered That all persons claiming he creditors Of the said
George L. Graves the Court the 18th day of
Nav next why the said George F. Graves be not declared
BANKRUPT Congress in that behalf; and
that copy published in the newspapers accord
inc to tie 22nd and 2h Rules Of Court
Copy-Tes,e, : - -
JOSEPH F. BATTLEY, ID. C.
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n cuaYcgRYyacI,I. 10 ru-At Rules holden ~ s ~
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law 4 80
ccry for the county Acromaok the l!ih day oil
Thomas Iii,,on Administrator Of Mary LilisIoh w ,ft
Sally Tunnel an infant by David Brodwater, her new nei:
and John w Tunnel, infant, By Nathaniel loppn G
friend,
against <e,sl : Ten
Samuel Henderson, surviving Administrator Of samn WHEN
NELL John Gusts, his right and rs ard
s Tunnei deceased, James ID. White, John w. ,srd
David Bod wate Administrators of James White
The defendant Samuel Henderson, not having a,snby
pearance and given security, according TO me ae,
dence that he inhabtant Of this l.,
ordered That the said defendant do appear here W h, co2
June next, and answer the plantHs o a shd
this order be forthwith inserted in newspa "a ns,sd
the city Of Richmond for months snccess,.e''
the front door of the Court house OF this comfy!
Copy-Teste, ,ItwORTH,
D~,,,, far yaor4as r. Jsyass, O :.
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Of :;c community 10 brng stoD lie present stale 81
hiDp7 and even II ,a, rel the fact, they we're tc'
;cr able 10 pas additional taxation than The owneFs o
i've stock Mr. Bfcwn SAID he would not H1noe 'ae
H. lrc., rs he had Indications from all quarters
I'm, ,le amendment would meet with but little favor
from any side of the House
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p TALIaFERRO, ATTORNEY At Law, hash sS carefully
J self al Columbus Mississippi. will prompt! '''
Rn1rS,anr."David IS Barton WHeAeter -, D. VII
Fredriel.5rs; William Green cnp~ Ci.li..sr Jsaaea
iiams, Oyaar1 C. HI James W. saunds" CsA'''
r. Taylor, Richmond a$Hns~
Feb -
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In the United for the Eastern District Of VnsH
April LAT, 1872
JAMES CHAPMAN, Of The county Of Caroline having hia
petition PRAYING that he be- declared Bankrupt: M"
dered. That all claiming he creditors a" the sad ~
Chapman Court the iah day "f May sr
why the said James Chapman be not declared bankrupt %
ami To The act al Cones. in that behalf and tina. copy nus
published the newspapers according 10 the nd a'
9th Rules Of Court
y Copy-Teste,
JOSEPH F. BATTLEY, nc
MIA
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Anil 5

GREAT BARGAINS IN SPRING DRY GoODs.-ApHt ls;2
ID H. JENKINS would invite the attention OF families,
H. and others examine the cheapest and most extern
variety Spring and Summer Dry Goods he has offer
ed. The following few of the great bargains:
bleacled unbleachcd cotton Shnss
10000 do. do. goods, s, 10 and l2l cts.
10000 yards cotton Oznaburgs nj I'd and 10 cts
Cotton She.tinss, all widths, from 10 yards wide
10000 yards coloed Lawns for ladies' dresses Isl &C., Is d.
y. 3D. aud finer
5000 yards Gghams, fancy and mourning styles
5000 yards Mousein de Lanes from 2uc, Is 3D., 2s 3d. 81
and finer
Parasols. Sun Shades aud Umbrellas all kinds
An extensive assortment OF plain figured and plaid Silks
Elegant aud style colorrd ssins for ladies' dresses
Irish Linens all prices, from Is I'd, 2s. 3d. 3s S. o. H. &
and finer
Linen Sheeiincs, table Diapers and To~eIDgs
fashionable Nuns, straw, Leehon, Ana
and Zcphyne Bonnets-aso palm and other hats for
very Of Goods OF oil kinda
Elegant silk Scarfs and Shawls, style
Bonnet, cap and neck Ribbons and Flowers
Fancy srafs and dress Handkerchief
Iar gains in Linen Camhric landkeTchiefs
Mems SunBer Cassineres, Cloths and VestinCs
Cravats. Pocket Handkerchief, Gloves and Hosiery
Canton Mattings
Great bargains in and silk Stockings
Also many great bargains from aucon-too ,of
an adverscment-wil be found at
April llO-wtf H. H. JENhiAs.
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To the Memory cf.Nrs. Edith Sanders.
Vale Evergreen wa> hrict an; iair,-
In Na;Gr,'- he"iy Gte>t,-
Aad there a CHERISHED mother found
\ sweet abode n r,>t,
The care that Ger TER ch'iitcn waich'd
Through wears ri widow pain,
The loyr ,hlr fr !hc,f welfare stove
Was RENDERED btcA again
Fresh seeds for Heaven, N wocjblne co..,
she sow "a 10th n,chi and DAY.
And t.nd had ,.ai.. t.;en richly bloom
Around her temples grey
Serene upon her couch she lay,
"Tn, home /, dear She sald,-
"Bul To another iain Id rise
And meekl bow'd her head
A darK-wine'd form was towering near
Within the cgrigin's iold,-
Hi, haud upla her heart he Hress'd,
And it. rc! stream grew cold.
The kneel;n. daughter marx hi. deed,
Aui PRAYERS VITA tears were gwen.
Blu; when H., trembling glance she raiS'i,-
That Mc;her was IN Heaven.
l.. II. StGorRSEr.
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POETRY.
..rr,n W. .1n.,>. r>.cxo.,
FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
On The Death of the Hon. Linn Banks.

on the Dceth Of the Hon. Linn Banks
To walk en honnr'~ height with stainless brow,
E,ih patcoi aim. the public weli 10 serve,
Nor shrink from toll IN haictoa hower- al ease,
Nor in the tia hour from duty s"et'e.
TO VIA the pl4udi, Of a LOFTY fame.
A noh. ~ rpa,r, ire. tiom a! disguise,
SeaI,d vii the ioy. Of those from whom CAN'T
TINS was hi, riced, for whom Virginia si.i'
Ihi, was ms i;ierd.-who roe IN health, al noin'
With eve .lu:ug IN The golden ray
Vet eye hill evening drew IL Gat Aen'd pail,
Was swept fru,n HE, aud al ~ J"i> away.
Dut she whose heart, wi;:. hl>, was early bound.
That kindced Sliiit, whom he held >o"eaf,-
The fond COIN ri;ot of las cherish d hone,-
How sinks hcI soul bcn"aih tiS Stroee severe
uow sinks her ,oul.-yc; uo IN dark dcslnir,-
Der III. " lid Gtiuar CLEANS the rat'ant bow
A Soare hath She, which no mortal hand
Can skill 10 minslr with her cupoi woe
\ cordial trust in Heavens uneIfing will
Winch daily strives L. make that ~ III II. own
A faith, that IN each iran. ui sorrow views
\ >urer passport To IL Fathers lhron.:--
4 e,or,aGs hopc-rhat mid Ia iears eau smlc,-
And through ME- clouds reckoning spin see,-
iursl- IT, lonely pl;h, a lttie Wine,
Then join the iot u one, IN Eternity .
T.. II. SlcorRHIr.
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GARTER ". BRAXTON'S OFFICE is few doors above tho
- Rel Tavern the opposite side of the Main street lie WI
practise regularly the Court Of Appeals the Federal rous The
Superior Courts of Law ana of Csnce Richmond aud IN
the Superior and County Courts of King William.
With the aid Of active Clerk 4. ~ Bra,ton will undertake
the collection of claims Richmond and the Neighbour;
countless; and whenever may become he VI" give
his personal attention I" the liquidation Of claims and seeurhs
debts. for reasonable compensation. .
Reference made John Il. Gr,mes. Esq, Sfr 0rans w.
b. Gwalhmcy ESQ., hb William e. Parker Esd Ps.,r''a';'
William W. Sharpe, Esq, Hoc1; 81 George Tcakle, E- Be-
mo,s John L. Mae Esq FrderiekSug Hon. Henry s. Geo.
Tucker. Unirer.ay, ia.
March ~ lt5-w3h
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moor children OF The State and had hat fpha oes h1ie
sacred fer its original purpose lite interest a'ohs ac
cruc would have been sufficient al tnia da %
al Inc moor children in Virginia But this iuna mas
been greatly reduced by large appropriations " .oi
I,cs and other literary institutions, for The benefit oil
10 wealthy at the expense of the poor children oil The
couni-y. The bill now under consideration, II carried
into effect will in practice, virtually eSclnde The poor
children of the State from all future Dement'S o educa
,icn This bill is mere experiment. aPdPef SchcWe,
chrisened by the enchanting name OF Common ofnoo'S
n deusion that will exclude from education that very
class of The community, which It's face II purpors 10
benefit. dread the consequences which the passage
of this bill Will produce III practice, and lear that
when another census is taken we shall have the NOR
ca of beholdng the sad spectacle that The cats
ocue Of those who cannot read and write has greatly
increased. Tine new scheme will lake all the available
mea ms of the Literary Fund TO put it into operation
When school houses are built teachers employed and
The saared officers provided for, including The grand
superintendent, and the complicated superstructure
fully examined, it will be found too difficult to under.
stand and too expensive to be sustained, and It must
fall nv It's own weight; and what most regret, thaby
its fail il will bury in its ruins, the only means pro-
yded BY Virginia for the education Of her poor chill
den.
In Justice to the able advocates Of the BILL (Mr. Rives
and Mr. Thomas,) am willing to admit, they are IN
auenced by the same motives with myself, mean the
education of the poor; but tell those gentlemen,
and the friends Of the BILL that this new scheme is too
expensive and complicated to succeed so as to al
ford education to the poor children Of the country.
Speech IF Mr.. .NcPHERS0.Non the Bank Bill.
Mr. MCPHERSON proposed the following amend.
ment: Strike all aes the enactng clause down to
the word shall, the 4 line, and insert these words:
.That the several Banks of this Commonwealth, with
their several branches, shall resume or before the
LIST day Of June next.
Mr. Mcpherson said he was induced TO move this
amendment, because he convinced that the longer
The day of resumption put Off the more The paper
of our Banks would be deprecated in the Northern
markets. and the brokers would be enabled to purchase
up large sums al such depreciation, and make run
upon our Banss in November; whereas by our Banks
resuminc shortly after the Baltimore Banks the drain
upon our Banks would be comparatively small; for
when il was known that our Banks would resume i'm
media,ey after the Northern Banks, our notes woul d
rise TO the specie standard, and prevent any thing like
large accumulation in the hands OF the Northern
Brokers In this view OF The subject he called upon
the friends Of the Banks to vote Tor this amendment
Mr. Holleman supported this proposlt'on-and
Messrs Scott OF f., Dorman and Keen opposed IT,
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April |

IN CHANCERY.-EtpGISIA-At Rules held in the Clerk vi
flee Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancrt "
the county Of Caroline The 9TH day Of February l-i9
William J. Murray, Executor of Samuel Murray, Pinu'
against
William q SniudIe and others Defendants
The defendants James Murray and Lewis Spindle not nav
ing entered their appearance and gwen security, acoihi
the of Assembly aud the Rules u this Court and aFe
by satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants
Commonwealth: II is ordered. That the SAID defendants "F M
before the Judge Of said Court the Court MOUSE ~
first day Of the term, and the bill Of the p'ah'n
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted IN romr "t
per published In The city IF Richmond for two months w.,
sv-y, and posted the front door Of the Court house " |
COUNTY. Copy-Tes,e, o,,. r r
Feb. - 49,
IN CHANCERY.- 10 r,t:-At Rules hoH' "" ~
Clrrk's Office OF the Circuit Superior Court OF La" hh Los
Gerry, for the county Of Accsmack, on the lh day 81
Henry Bagwel, f'''"
against
Abel u. Mear., Edward L. Powell and James w. landn
The defendants Edward l.. Powell and James VI h.i'
having entered their appearance and given security
the Of Assembly and the rules of this tou, ana ms
by satisfactory evidence, that they not lnhaha
Commonwealth: IL is ordered That the said d.irh"a, at
pear here the lst day of the neat Jnne term o ne
and answer the plaintiffs BILL ard that copy 81 IA M
forthwith inserted in newspaper published ~ foal
Richmond for months successfully, and PosIeu d ~
| door of the Court. Of tho said county.
4 True Copy-Tcste, ,ropTu
Deputy for Thomas r. Josrfs 1 :. 80
| March 81 -
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SIR ciiARIESThis noted horse will make his last
- Kings Tavern, Midway Inn, and M"o Old
Ordinary, In Prince Edward county, and VIII be let 10 mares al
price Of S2 the which be discharged
by the payment Of $50 al time before the So
insure 10 be in oal and 81 To the in either case
The will commence the LIST day of March and expire
the st day Of August Mares e with Sir Charles will hr fed
with grain 80 per day All possible will be taken TO
accidents but responsibility for eIhet
PEpsREE-Sir Charles got by william r. Johnsons sr
Charles, his dam by the imported Knowsey, d. by Cas'
WILLIAM :. NM,
JAMES Is. MILLS
Feb si-wu
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By The Lieutenant G0rfrn0r Of The State u IHgtala
A

WHEREAS, vacancy hath occurred IN the Senate Of h'
w state the resignation Of James Lyons Esquire. The e
district composed ri the city Of Richmond ana the
counties of enco city, James City and New Kent The
city, and the Sher Of the said Counties
required hold elections the fourth Thursday IN This
present month for the said district, To I'll tie
cancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand Lieutenant Governor, acting Go
vernon IN pursuance of the Constitution and under tie
sEA lesser seal Of the Commonwealth, at Richmond this not
JNO. NJ. GREG0RY.
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JAMES f. HAMLETT, AIToRSEY Law, viii practise re-
suarly attend faithfully all business condrd 10 him
in the Courts Of Charlotte, Halifax and Psyya
lie will also attend the Superior Courts Of Campbell county
JrJ- Addrcss-alifa1 Court House, Virginia.
March 10 lN-eew
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Remarks OF Mr.. .NfPHEhSOS on Common Sch00!s.
Mr.. MCPHERSON hoped, that the House would not
allow the witchery of 10 cntce them into
appreciation of this bill He knew that the word
"Edacaton very powerful IN itself; but still he
hoped that the House would not pass this bill without
full consideration Of ts conten,slf they did, it
entirely improbable that the people could under
s,andingIy upon it. lths bill passed. he said, the
effect of it would be 10 take from the poor heretofore
benefited by the Literary Fund.- the little education
which they blessed WITH and transfer it TO those
who had other means Of procuring education. For
he contended, that the average of $500, which
The counties entitled for the education ofthe poor
would be entirely distracted for salaries 10 the various
agents and officers plated in the bill Indeed he
said, the annual sum required to pay single compe
tent teacher, would be $500. Thus would double the
amount Of the1 entire average quota TO each county,
from the Literary Fund, be distracted, while the poor
children would be virtually, il no, actually, p.ecuded
from tie contemplated benefits of this School
scheme.
Mr. Mcpherson further commended, that the Literary
Fuud originally intended for the education Of the
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From fhe .Nartnsbarg Republican, april 81

We give below Mr.. Richard L. Byrd's defence
against the gross made with respect
10 his having "dodged" the final vote for MajorGene-
raj, and also Mr. Hunters reply, which, in our mind
does not at all disprove MIR. Byrds statements, or
show his course have been inconsistent improper
Although he was decersd, us were others of the De.
mocratc party in regard to Gen, Sloans politics, he
urged his friends to support the election of Gen Sloan
and we think his ndsposition) for not having
given his vote, Isl at least worthy of credit and belief
considering his IrreProachable character.
In relation to other points at ISSUE we have not space
to notice, but as the communications of both gentlemen
are given at length, leave it with the publlc:-
(Here follows Mr.. Byrd's letter, already published
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To lie Editor he Tirgnia Republican, and cf The
Rchmond Enquirer.
MIR. Richard &. Byrd, having requested the publica-
ton, in each Of your Journals of an attack on me,
fully ask the insertion Of the following communication
you shall have thought fit TO comply with his request
Your obedent servant,
EDMUND F. HUNTER
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STAMMERISG CURED-Persons afflicted with ,he abor.
- disease can be relieved three days by maxim,
personal application E. Briggs Of l2 and .,ey
few doors below Wing Odice.
" B-So charge made unr,s relief obtained.
D T. G. Briggs will leave tits city about the 10Th April
Teb ., 93-u
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I'm the United Court for the Eastern District OF Virginia.
March. 1912:
ID oBT BURTON &c the county of buckingham having filed
IL pcton prayng that may declared Bankrupt: Is
ordered THAT MI persons clan. To be creditors ii Ir a 10
show the Court on the 2th DAY o. Say
next said Robert Burton he not declared bankr
pursuant Congress that BEHALF and that coy Il
This published the newspapers, according 10 the nd
and 9Th Rules Of Court.
a Copy-Teste - - ~
Apri5 lic-"i"
" The Lynchburg Republican will please publish the above
week least eight days. and send account
John W. liaskiDs, Of Buckingham.
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Martinsburc, April ?, 1912.