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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG * POTOMAC RAILROAD,
Compilation IF Tie Raiiroad 10 .9quia Creek -Unri-
raiird E1pcdiion - Reduction Of Rates TO

FREDERlIh:BJKb ~ IDIOMAC hhlLiOaD,
Compilation Of Me Raiiroad 10 .9quia Creek -Unri-
ralied Expedition : Reduction Of Rates TO
Washington, Baiimorc, Philadelphia, &c.
u,IIE Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Compa.
| ny hereby announce that their Railrond was completed to The
Potomac river on the 10th November, and that travellers are now
conveyed brtwcrn Richmond and Washington, at all seasons OF
the year, by Railroad Cars and steamboats,, leaving Richmond at
nj G., A.. NJ, precisely, Instead of II, M heretofore.
Instead Of pnying their fare, as heretofore, TO Fredericksburg
only, nnd ate, wards on board the Potomac Steamboat and al
Washington, passengers will take tickets at the Railroad Office,
boil, for Washington md Baltimore. The fare, in this way, will
br lrss than II paid separately, IN different portions OF The route.
TN aud after to-day, .the l7h instant, the charges by The Kali
rnnd Line, between Richmond and The Northern cities, Will be
wLolc fnrc bct,rrn Richmond and Washington, So 50
do. do. BALTIMORE, 6 20
do. do. Philadelphia by the IN M
Newcastle and Frenchtown railroad and steamboat line,
Or nv Peck and Lnrc,s Line, so
II will he perceived from the above, that the charges by the
railroad route are now as iow as by the liver and bay boats; with
the advantage in its favor, of greatly increased cSpedltion-lra-
vrllcrs by the railroad line reaching Washington In sIsE, Balti
more in TWELVE, and Philadelphia IN rwEsrY ONE hours after
leaving Richmond. and ariiring in Philadelphia 6Jore trarelerS By
the Rirer and Bay Boats haze tgt Norfolk.
Nn charge for children under three years of age-others, under
twelve years of age, half price. Gr CoIoled persons half price.
THOMAS SHARP,
Superintendent Of Transportation
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4 LYNCHBURG CANAL Xxi LINE,
d. LINN Sfenmhn1ks

THE undersigned beg leave TO inform the pnbHc, generally,
i that the above Line has been established, and viii commence
running aholt the 10Th OF July. The precise day shall be here
after published. The boats will be OF the best character Tor
comfort. safety and expedition, and will afford such facilities To
the III onrh or wnv travel IA will insure satisfaction.
Through, from Richmond 10 Lynchhufg, u, miles. N - honrs,
tri-weekiy. CHARLES DiMMo.n ".
Richmond, July 4, 1913. iO-.a"iy
Posi-. New York: Republican, %Lynchburg. will publish the above
one month and forward accounts TO I. Dimnock q To-, hieh-
muud
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A DESIRABLE FARM FOR StLE.-I wish 10 sell the
IA Woodlawn Farm, in The county of Orange, lying within
hearing of the Locomotives running upon the Louisa Railroad,
on tue North Anna River, "a tributary of the York, about Il
miles :. T.. from Orange Z. II. The tract contains go acres, some
under 900 acres of wood land, well timbered; the soil excellent
tobacco land. The cleared land Is divided into i've fields, besides
meadow and pasture, and each field supplied with fountain wa.
ter, Temperature s. deg.) The dwelling house large and com.
Portable; which. with the other farm building, have been recent
ly valued at $4,000. The orchards of apples and peaches of de
sirable selections. The whole tract has 4 far exposure To a 10
O'Clock sun, in full view Of the Blue Ridge and 5. W. mountains,
and is in Il healthy, moral ard industrious neighborhood.
Persons wishing to buy such an Estate will confer with me,
personally or by letter, post paid, directed TO Thornhill, Orange
county, Virginia.
NoTE.-Indi,id nats unwilling TO give thirteen or fourteen thon-
sand dollars for Il farm need mol trouble themselves 10 make en-.
by letter For the satisfaction Of distant enqulrers, unac
quainted with the property, cfer as a reference, Hon. ]. w.
Gilmer Of Charlottesville, Mr. ID. Anderson, Jr, Messrs. William
Anderson 4 Co and Messrs. Ellis and Elicit, Of Richmond. !
shall leave the property, friends and n%eishbors, and Old Virginia,
'sGod bless her. with a heavy heart, but justice To Others calls
for tlIr sacrifice. p. SCALES.
June 80 l5-wSwif
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TAKE notice, that I shall take The dispositions of Tbomas B.
i Wootton and others. at my Compiling Room. IN the town 81
Farmvlne, on Friday aud Saturday, the ist and 2Hd dats 81 Seq
tember, 1873, between the hours OF sunrise and sunset al tlru'e
days, to he read as evidence III a suit now depending IN The Cr
cult Superior Court of Law and ChanceTy for Prince EtwaG
county, on the Chancery side thereof, in which suit am pltnia
and Won are defendants. NJ. X. FLIPpiAS.
IuIya y 9D-u5u
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Capt. SrocKros's piece Of Ordnance was tested last
week, at Sandy Hook, md threw a ball OF el2 pounds
three miles. The target was constructed of wood and
iron. and the balls went through it. This target was
stronger than tho hull Of any seveniy-four.
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TN CHANCERY.-ViRGisIA:-At a Superior Court nj cha.
L r, for the Richmond Circuit, held at the Capitol. in ,h "a"
OF Richmond, on Saturday, April lt, ls43: VI!
Sidney 5. Baxter, Attorney-Generai Of the Commonwealth q,
Virginia, and the President and Directors of the Literayv r a"a q"
against -"''hs'
Donald McNichol, Archibald McNichol, Peggy NcyichoI =.
Mclaughlin and Mary his wife, John Crow and Jean h. s' s"an
Alexander McNichol, John McNichol, Francis Nj NrhoI" s - VIE
Machine and Isabella his wife, Ellen McNichoi, Elijah canns'
Mary McNichoI, aud Nicholas Nelson and Jane lis wife as VIE
T,a u. - H.. Defendants:
being argued, II Is The opinion Of The Count. that the .ais samHsi
er Is Insufficient: Therefore, it is decreed and ordered r rnI w
said demurrer be ovcruled, and thereupon the d-Itnd,,t." : we
thelr answer to the said bill, 10 which answer the plain,is. "tp
counsel, replied generally, and the cause coming on TINS a. IL, -
be heard by consent Of the Attorney General, and Of m. ~ =
ants by their counsel, on tho bill, answer and replication ue-
argued by counsel. On consideration whereof, the Com, tns
order, that publication be made for three months sacces,y-lc
the Richmond Enquirer, Richmond Wing, and the Nat,on,ii l."
leiiigrncef, published IN the city OF Washington, rrguirinr "a
persons claiming an interest in the estate Of DR.. John Nc y1rbI|'
u surgeon IN the Navy of the State Of Virginia, in The Reyog''
inhary war, 10 appear here on the first day of The next Janua,.
Iefm' ana make themselves parties defendants 10 THIS su,. '
~ eopy-ieste, WM. e. SANDS, {. e.
u l5-91n9,
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MI ERRY OAKS FOR sALE.-The subscriber, having in view
w = Western location, offers for sale that well known property,
the Merry Oaks lying in Hanover county, on the old stage Ro ID
leading from Richmond 10 Fredericksburg, and just - mites from
the former place. He hesnates not 10 say, that IL IL one OF the
healhiest places in Eastern Virginia. There is IN the yard a
well Of the purest water, strongly impre snated with alum, the use
of which has been highly recommended by eminent, Physicians
for various diseases, particularly for Summer complaint, and
which has invariably resulted IN The speedy restoration To health
Of those who have tried II. There have been erected on the pre-
Summer season, which have been invariably filled when opened
for that purpose. And there is no doubt tina, an extensive busi
ness might he done with proper management. There is attached
10 the place about $50 acres Of land, n greater portion of which IL
IN woods, containing, IN large quantities, superior heart pine and
other valuable timber, which might be made very profitable, be
ing adjacent Ia several Saw Mlls. The cleared land is IN a high
state Of cultivation, yielding lat year 20 bushels whea, per acre,
and is well adapted To the growth Of corn, wheat, oats and grass.
The property will be shewn by the subscriber, residing al the
Oaks, who will make known the terms. He may be addressed,
post paid, through Richmond Post Office.
y. C. LIPSCOMBE. in.
n. b. Should the above property be- not disguised Of by the Ind
October re1;, il Will he sold publicly on that day, If fair, If not.
the next fair day thereafter. n. =. L~IPSCOMBE, JR.
Aug. 2i-wtlO
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A MEILA ~CADEMY.-1he ensuing Session VIII commence
~ September Isl and end July Isl, lsii.
Terms. per session, Si70, payable in advaice-Seo Is septem-
her, SIS LIST of February.
The school will he limited 10 very small number anu Tie Ut
most attention paid TO tie Improvement of every pupl.
'f WM. II. HARRISON.
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p1.yo poRTE WAREHOUSES.

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
THE subsc ribrr is constantly receiving from the celebrated ma.
i nufar;ory oc Nunns & Clark, New York, elegant and plain
Piano Fortes, possessing the iat-y. improvements, and thai
delicacy Of touch and sweetness OF Tone SO peculiar 10 their ma
Also. a large assortment of Musical instruments, and Musica
Merchandise in general.
Piano Fortes repaired, tuned let on hire, and taken in exchange.
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection Of Music ever offered for sale In this
State NAV be selected from, at the store of the subscriber, who is
now enabled TO sell at the Philadelphia and New York wholesale
and retail prices.
Those purchasing 10 sell again Will be furnished upon better
terms than they can find elsewhere in the State.
P. II. AYLOR
ian 3 Pima Earte and Maae Store. opposite The Baaks.
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OAK HILL FOL SALE.

THE subscriber being anxious to change his pursuits, offers for
i sale his plantation, in the county Of Amela, called Oak
Hill, one mile North of the Court house and eight East of the
Amelia Springs, containing 9s3 acres, more than one-thlrd tim
bered land and upwards of one hundred branch and creek fiat OF
an excellent quality.
The high land produces well and is susceptible ofhigll improve
ment, by the Use of clover and plaster. II was formerly regular
~ covered and plastered, at which time il produced as large
crops of corn, wheat and tobacco, as any farm employing the
same amount Of labor, in the county. Not being hemmea IN, II
has an easy iugress and cgress, and commands all extensive range
for stock, which renders II unnecessary 10 Craze the farm, there
by rendering Improvement more easy, and saving much fencing
The Improvements are, n two story dwelling house, with seven
rooms aud a good cellar, pleasantly situated, surrounded by a
large grove of forest trees, n good garden, n large eranary,w with
4 coed thrashing machine attached, tobacco barns, stables, car
rage house, ice house, Il school house in the yard, neatly mn
ishrd, 20 feet long by sixteen in width-overseers house, &c.
The situation is remarkably healthy, and is within two hours
ride of one of The best mineral springs east of the mountains. i,
II early application Is made, The subscriber is disposed 10 sell
n bargain In this farm. For further particulars, address the sub
scribrr, post paid, Amelia Courthouse, Virginia, or apply per
sonally To him. on the premises. JOHN L. BoTJOM.
July II, 1913. lo-wew
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VIE~SRS. CRAWFORD w HALL, William Pannlll. Dame
w Turner, Archibald Bryce, and John NJ Johnson: You "i
please take notice, that, on the 18th day Of August, 1913, at Pa
myra, at the Clerks office, IN the county of Flnvannn, between
The hours of sunrise aud sunset, and continue from DAY IL FAY
until the whole are taken, I shall proceed To take the Deposition
OF Samuel :. Petit and others, 10 be read a evidence N 4 swi
now depending in the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry for Fluvanna county, in which am plaintiff and you IRE
defendants. Very respectfully.
JOSEPH HoDGSON.
Aur. 2i-wf%
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EATING FRuir.-Of Oranges, the Spaniards have
this proverb :" Gold in the morning, silver at noon,
lead at night"
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"a superior Court Of Law and Chancery for Charlotte COUNT
the 9Th day Of June, 1912: "9'
Lewis u. Poindexter and Nancy NJ. his wife, Barhary n IT,.
thews, John ID. Smith, Robert Smith and Jane A. NJ In. &C.
Mary {. smith, who IS an infant, ard sues by her neu friend.
plaintiffs:
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Y EMoVEDt to the opposite side of the street, and facing the
IL Franklin Hotel, John Earle, J Old Stand South side OF
Main, 81 house from Governor sire l.
We would take this late oppormn iy Of thanking the public for
farors received The last six years. IL was not our design nj nrsl
TO establish ourselves through The press, but 10 do II by giving sa-
tisfactlon to all who call upon us, which we consider lar preiera-
BILE To any other basis, and of which we are glad TO know has
been almost universal.
II our design TO pursue the same course At this time, ana Tor
the future. All goods sold by US that do not please IN cost, quail
", nj, color, make, fashion, or otherwise, can he returned, and
the money feiunded-provided the same shall not have been
worn. We have al this time n large a stock, If not larger than
any in the state IN our line of business, and would respectfully
invite the economist To give Us a call before purchasing, and ex
anime for himself; and If our prices arr not pronounced a low Of
lower than any other in the city, we shall be very much deceived
We have Cloth Goats, NJ sig; while others charge Sl2 FOL making
and trimming; the customer furnishing the cloth; and pants nj ~
that are sold for Sli; and Vests, shirts, Drawers, Handkerchiefs
CravatS, Stocks, Suspenders, Socks, Gloves and Collars ri man,
kinds and qualities, and all other articles usually kept by Cloth
iers, of which we are determined TO sell low, for cash; and re
quest the pIhie TO call and see whether they want to buy or not
~ AH Goods warranted.
J.. BRANNAN & co.
Sept. 10, 1912. 36-wlya
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Sept. 10, 1912.

WILLIAM F. RITCHIE, ATTORNEY At Law, Richmond, "a,
w Ofcefor the present with Dr.. Richie on Main street, above
the Banks. Feb. "A
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.IniyG5

IN HANCERY.-VIRGI, AT rules taken IN the trtk,
i Ofice oil the Circuit superior Court al Law and ChaGcrfy.
Of Prince Edwar! county, the 9Th day Of June, 1913:
Monroe r. Fiippin, Plaintiff;
against
Anderson Nunnany, lanes Nunnaiiy and Daniel VIII,
Defendants:
The defendant, Anderson NunnalIy, not having entered his
appearance, and given security, according 10 the act NJ the ''e-
neral Assembly and the rules Of This Cour, and II appearing that
he is not an inhahIiant of this State: On the Motion of the plain
iii, by counsel, II is entered Al rules aforesaid, aud ordered,
That the said defendant, Anderson Nunnally, do pp-af NJ role.
to he taken in the Clerks office of the courl aforesaid, on The
hrsi Monday In September ne II, aud answer the plaintiffs bil
AMI that a copy of tins order be forthwith inserted IN some "ne
of the public newspapers printed in the city OF Richmond fer
two months successfully, and also posted at the front door of the
of this county.
ACopy-Teste,
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against
Martin II. Smith, in his own night, and As Admlni,tntar.t
Isaac smith, deceased, and William r. Smith, Anthony r.. Smnh
Harrison Huh aud sally his wife, and Garland Coleman ssJ
Sally his wife, Drfend.,,x.
On consideration whereof, the Court being Of opinion thai u-
slaves, Jenny and Lucy. together with the incrra.e of each =
them, born In the lifetime OF the intes,ate, in the procrrdlu.
mentioned, are the property OF the plaintiff, MARY e. Smith. ana
that The said Mary {. Smith ought to account for the si,,rs
Jenny and Lucy, IN the divisions IL The lniestatr's estate. i. a p,
advancement made To her by the Intes,ate, at their value. Al he
time they were advanced subject 10 the use of The int .tarr N
them for his life, doth aijuds-, order and decree, that tlr de.
feBdant, NJ. II smith. do render before the Commissioner OF M,
Court an account of his Administration OF The Estate OF his lnle,.
tate, which said account the SAID Commissioner IL directed 10 -.
anime, state and settle, and report To this Court, with any matter
specially stated deemed pertinent by himself. or required BY ans
of the parties 10 be SO stated; aud the Court doth further adiu!rr
order and decree, that the same Commission do take an account
OF the afvanecmcnIs made BY the inteslalr, ~ ms lifetime, 10
of hi, distributes, and that he do ascertain the value "ft-
slaves, Jenny and Lucy, advanced 10 the plaintfr. Mary L.
Smith, subject 10 the use ~ them by the intestite ir hi. life. ua
the Eth day of March, les9, that being fhe date of the DEE" ty
which the lDtestate conveyed the SAID slaves Ia the said Mars q
smith, and make reptn there oi to this Court, with any ngutf
specially stated deemed pertinent by himself, or required by ay
OF the parties In be- 50 statrd;-and the Court doti further al.
Judge, order and decree. that the same Commissioner do take au
account between each oi The distributes Oi the inlestafe. aud n.
defendant, ". n. Smith, his Administrator, and report the .anr
to this Court, with any matter specially stated deemed pertinent
by himself, or required by any OF The parties 10 be- : stated.
A Copy-Tese WINSTON ROBINSON, c.
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b. J. WORSHAM, G. e..
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June 81

ITO Mas. REBECCA HARRIS, Esecuirx Of John Harris. r
L :. Khhy, Gordon Sale aud John "lnitee, Assisner, Of j.
aad w. Wrenn, who We're Assgnees Of Laurence Is. Harm.
Martha Virginia Harris, T. NJ. Harris, John +. Harris, -
Flournoy and DR.. William IIurgins: You vii take notice, that,
on the 22nd day If August, 1913, nj Patoncah, IN Mctnckta
county, in the State Of Kentucky, between { O'Clock, A. NJ, -i
! O'Clock, L. NJ, 1 shall proceed Ia take The dispositions oi Eob't
ilord and Others; and, on th- 2sth of the same month, NJ islafi
Court. hnIse, in the State of Kentucky, between the same hours,
| shall proceed To take The dispositions OF Major Thomas TeWl
and - Barry and othrrs-to he used "A evidence In the SUI
pow depending in the Circuit Superior Court of Law and CEaa
Gerry for King and Queen county, wherein am complainant ans
you are defe and if, from any cause, the same shall nt
be taken on the aforesaid days, the taking thereof wall be con
tinued from day to day I'LL they are completed. Very truly,
July IL 20-wt22A EDWIN tPSiiAW.
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The parties 10 the foregoing decree will please To take notice.
tha, have appointed Monday, The 18th day Of August, 1873. Al
Charlotte Court house, for the purpose Of CARVING The SAID deere
into effect. The parties are required 10 attt nd NJ 10 O'Clock. 4
VI, prepared, with their papers. vouchers, &c, for i settlement
of all The matters embraced in The said decree.
JNO. MORTON, Commissioner.
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Jana Piano Fart. and Music Store. opposite nc Baats.

OLD WINES AND LIoUoRS-Also, GROCERIES, have
" avery large and general assortment Of old Wines and IL
quors, part of which have been Kept on hand, Improving; f .m
years, and were then said TO be % years old. Ny Groceries will
hear a fair comparison with the best IN The city, as may feeaso
quality and price, and carefulness in putting of Them up. Inc
old Wines and Liquors viii be found most beneficial, for the pre-
,ervation OF health, when moderately and judieiousiy used
Should any one be found so incredulous, rs mol TO have a frn and
mistaken belief, in so PLAIN a matter Of fact assertion, let him
enquire, or call on the subscriber, who has been a regular tempe
rate drlnker during the last so years OF his life, and, II not salts
fed with his healthy appearance, they can see a portrait of his
uncle, who died a few years ago in the State OF New York, aged
lU7 years; and he was peu knorn to be a drinking nsh since the
day he left Ferentosh, then q STRIPPING.
Aug. % 3l-wly VIM. WALLACE.
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NTOTICE.-Al persons indebted TO the Estate of James Duval,
~ deceased, are earnestly requested TO come forward and MAKE
pavment, as the situation ofthe Estate is such that no indulgence
can be- granted; and all persons having claims against the said
Estate are also requested to bring them forward Tor settlement rs
soon rs possible, as this notice will be plead IN bar 10 demands
made a, a future time, by GEO. :. ID NAL,
Administrator of Jas. Duval, deceased.
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SLATE RIVER LANDS FOR SALE.-Thc subscriber offers
- for sale his Lands near Buckingham Court house. This land
consists Of two separate tracts, containing together 80 acres, and
lie each about two miles from buckingham Court house, near
enough 10 each other To work both places with the same hands.
Twelve or fifteen hands may be worked TO advantage. The Slate
river tract contains $50 acres, about $50 cleared-one hundred
acres OF this is nrst rate Slate river bottom, surpassed by none in
richness and fertility on the stream. The high land is untulat-
ing as mast of the land on the river is, but very durable and free
from washing, possessing a quality highly retentive of manure,
and well adapted to clover and plaster The Improvements on
this farm ousist of a good two story dwelling house, with eight
rooms, passage, SC. barn and ;lireshins machine. tobacco houses,
ice house, and other necessary houses, an excellent spring OF
pure water, aud a Young orchard of well selected fruit trees, gar
den, &c. The other farm contains $50 aeres-les remarkably
well, and well watered with two strong and bold branches run
ming through ii, afording some fine meadow land, also plant
land. There is not more than one hundred and forty acres OF
this cleared, the balance finely numbered. This land produces
fine tobacco. and of the fine manufacturing kind, and produces
wheat re- arkably well; il seems peculiarly adapted 10 wheat. |
invite those who may wish TO purchase such property To come
and view il. If this properly should not be sold privately, II
will be exposed TO sale, by public auction, on The LIST OF September
next. JAMES a1silN.
Buckingham, July 4, 1913. lb-"tlS
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T AND FOR SALE.-By virtue of a deed Of trust from James
IL NJ. Garnet and wife 10 Inc, hearing date The Isl day oi March,
1924, and recorded IN the Clerks Ohce ni the County Court oil
Essex, and an assignment of the same, bearing date on the same
dv aud year, and recorded in the same Office, shall proceed To
sell, nj Loretto, in the said county, an Thursday, the l2th day oil
October next, at public sale, for cash, 10 the highest bidder, The
Flat Land attached To The Eimwood Estate, containing about 4o
acres. be The same more or less. Possession will br gwen as soon
a. the growing crop Of Indian corn is removed. The title Is be-
lieyed 10 be indisputable, though, acting az Trustee, shall con-
vy only such title as is in me vested.
~ JOHN NJ. GARNETT, Trustee.
Joro,, u n Essay =. Va. Nav 10th. 1913. s-w3m