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NJ. J. GAINES, Sfc'rv.


DEMOCRACY OF DiNWiUpIE COUNTY
AT meeting of portion OF The Democratic party
in The county of Dinwiddie held at the Court House
Monday, 20th February, a. j. Vaughan Esq, wa.
called to the Chair, and Or. Vim. F. Thompson wa:
appointed Secretary.
The following resolutions then offered and una
nmously adopted:
Resorcd, That this meeting approve Of the proposed
Convention to be held in The City Of Richmond OF
the 2nd March next, for the purpose of ehecting
more thorough nrgan.za,on cf the Democracy of the
Stale for TIE ensuing Spring elections, ard for The
purpose ii designating suitable time and place fol
holding general Convention, 10 nominate canddatei
for the offices Of President and Vice President OF the
United States.
ReSoired, That however much this meeting concnl
IN the ploprety of the proposed Convention, and the
belief of lis necessity for fnrthering the objects
pressed in the first sesolution, deem it proper tc
state that object to its appointing Sate Delegates
to Tic general Convention, hut prefer that they be
chosen directly by the people.
icsoiccd, That Henry G. Worsham, Hugh a. Gar
lard, Benz 3. Vaughan, Jr,, Dr. Francis Jones, John
$ Sick, WIN d. Eppcs, Joseph W. Harper, Peter
Walden, Thompson Steward, Herbert Reese, Archer J
;'s.i!, Thoales zones, Tn nas TE@cati, Eeniemn J.
Vaughan, au5 Mall. g. i.afveii he appoated delegate:
. attend SAID Convention.
ON mo.iam, rf L P Scott, VIM II! Goodwin
E.q'rs The Cna;rn:an and Secretary Of this meeting
were added 10 the delegation.
On melton Of Hugh y Garland, the following reso
luton was unanimously adopted
Resoired, That we highly approve OF the course Of
our Delegate, VIM. II. Goudwyn, Esq in the present
Legislature Of Virginia, and hereby solicit his consent
be again presented TO the people of the county,
candidate for their snitrages
conpttee then appointed TO wal. on Mr.
Goodwin, and communicate 10 him the wishes Of the
meeting The committee returned, and reported
that Mr. Goodwin accepted Of the nomination, and
would if elected, the people Tor another term.
Ga motion of Dr.. II. c. Wo;shnm it was
Reyoired, That The counties OF tins Congressional
Ds,fic. ne invited 10 attend Conrenon 10 be ao'dsn
in tho town of Petersburg, the first Monday in April
next for the purpose OF nominating suitable per.
son to represent them ia Congress.
The following persons were appointed by the chair
AS eeraes fran this COUNTY TO attend said Convention:
Captain Joel s!anlove, DR.. Henry G. Worshum, Her
bert Reese, Thomns jones Dr. Francis Jones, Benz
J vaugian. Bsni.u,;n Vaughan, Max ii. Harwell,
William y Eppcs, Thamfson Stewart, JOHN S. Blick,
Dr. Albert Bosseau, Edwin williamson Peter Walden;
and, On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were
added
On motion, it was ordered, The. The proceedings of
this meeting BIZ publ shed in The Richmond Enquirer
a. J. VAUGHAN, Chm
WV. y. Tuonrsov, Sco'r.
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MARSHALL COUNTY.

At meeting held at Ezabethtown, Marshall county
Virginia. on the 18th day of February, 543, agreeaby
to previous notice. for the purpose of appointing dele
gates to attend the Democratic Convention, TO be held
at Richmond, The Cd day Of March next Henry
Hobzsll was called to the Chair, and Richard Porter
was appointed Secretary.
Wherenpon, it was unanimously Res0lred, That al
cxander Newman, j. F. Martin, Henry L. Hopkins
10 represent iii said Convention.
1t further Res0iced, That this meeting recon-
mend 10 the voters Of this Congressional District, TO
hold Il Convention, for the purpose of nominating a
suitable candidate 10 represent US in the next Congress
on the third Monday in March, ut Elizabe thtown-n
the event that Wood County is attached TO district
but, If Randolph is fixed upon, then, we recommend
Blacksville as the most suitable place.
RssOlred, That the proceedings of this meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary and sent to the
Wheeling Argus for publication.
HENRY HOBLlTZELL, Chairman.
RICHARD PORTER, Secretary.
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in,n,oysnssn. in tie seysnus would take paoa. The
Minister OF commerce also presented the sugar t u
en:utp TINT after September a. is4@, tho manufacture
OF homo made sugar Of every description shc ceass ~
France and that sum of forty millions shall be paid
10 the manufacturers, by way Of indemnity, proper
ton TO The quantities they may have manufactured
during the two last The mode and period OF
pay .nent nre specified in the articles Gaiynant.
In really to the account given by the MornIng Posl
and quoted by yesterday Of The iasufrection OF the
natives Of The Mar9ues5s, and the massacre OF 'ie
Commandant and garrison left by Admiral Depetil
Thouars, the Debas sirns that this news, II not ei
together false, is greatly amplihed, and was conlneo
10 the following isolated fact: "a detachment, SEM
from Nouka Hya, the principal island TO be establish
ed at vaitahu, of The smaller, assalled by The
savages from ambuscade, and the two officers VINO
commanded it, Captain Alley, and Lieut.. Ladebat, Of
the Navy killed. The party, thus deprived oil
their Chiefs, re embarked and returned to Nouka
Hiva. II was not by the omuhawk our officers were
killed, but by musket shots The savages no longer
use their primitive arms, but have all OF them guns,
and are good marksmen.'
LONDON, Jan. Q.
MEETING or PARLIAMEyT.-The following circular
has Been sent To al the supporters of Sir Robe, Peel
Government:
"WnlrEHALL, Jan. 4.-Sir take the liberty of
informing you, that the meeting OF Parliament having
been fixed for Thursday, The second of February, public
business of Importance will be brought forward without
delay. beg TO express an earnest hope that it may be
consistent with your convenience TO be IN attendance
at the opening of the session.
/ have the honor to be, etc.
ROBERT PEEL"
lrALY.-The Pope contemplates sending an Apostle.
lie Vicar TO China, at the request of the Catholics IN
in that country.
ALcrERs.-At Algiers, the Oath December, the
Jews were in state of apprehenso from an afirma
ton having been published by learned lsraelite that
according 10 prophesy, the town was to be destroyed
by earthquake at SIX in the morning of the next
day. Several wealthy families passed the night in
tents under the trees in the country This panic ex.
tended even to the Mussuman population. About ~
years ago similar superstition prevailed and caused
oil the Jews of Algiers to emgrate.
A letter dated Semlin, Dec 26th, announces the
escape from prison Of the late Servan Minister, Roje
wsch, with seventeen other prisoners who have taken
refuge on the Austrian territory. Twenty four had
also escaped from prison at Belgrade, and taken re-
fuge at Semn. Among them were seven Prvates OF
Bulgaria.
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At meeting OF the Democratic party OF Peters
burg, held Friends Hotel, Saturday evening, The
18Th Instant Capt. David II. Branch called TO the
Chair, and VI. J. Games appointed Secretary.
On motion Of James s. Fre"ch, Esq,
Issciesd, Tina. The Char appoint Committee o:
sageu, draft and present To this meeting such Teso
ln,ons they r:ay tscni>retr;neatt 10 I've occasion
EIcreeaaa James :; French, CT VIM. G. Par
Ser, r. II. Marin, James alfred Jones, WIN. Ro
oefisnu, lr., DR. Joseph i Cox, and Ra5e. Leslie
we're appointed on sac Committee.
Upon the appearance OF General Daniel {. Butts
Capt. Branch, after few remarks, IN which he alluded
to The able and efficient manner with which General
Butts had frequently presided over the meetings Of
the Democratic party, withdrew from the Chair ard
insisted upon lis being occupied by that gentleman
The Committee OF seven reported the following reso
lu;ions
|. Resoiyed, That, in the opinion OF this meeting
there never CRISIS in our political affairs which
called loudly and mperiousy for harmony Of sen
timent, and unity OF action, IN the Democratic party
than the present.
=. Resotred That under this onviction we concui
heartily aud entirely with political brethren in oihe
parts Of the State, in the proprieiy OF The Convention
which is 10 assemble in Richmond on tie Cd of March
next.
3, Rssolrcd Tha. twenty one Delegates be appointed
TO represent the Democrats Of Petersburg in said Con
venlion.
The Chair appointed the following gentlemen in pur
of the Sd resolution Capt David Fl. Branch
Col. WIN. G. Parker, ~ M. Martin, James s. French
J. Alfred Jones, Wm. Robertson, jr., Dr. Joseph Z
Cox, DR.. b. II May, Robert Leslie, Hugh A. Garland
Thomas Wallace, Herbert Whi'more, Col. Joseph c
Swan, Ccl John a. Peterson, Capt. Jnc Pollard, Al
In z. Lee, Daniel Dodsom, Capt Jordan irnoch, Wa
\ Friend Charles Calnph-i!, and j. Nj II Brunei
On mo,on OF Capt b !! Branch, the Chairman ant
seccrlarg were at4.G 10 The list ot Delegates.
On a9'.au,
P,sqtrea, Th9: the proceedings Of tbs meeting bt
pu,s!,ed III IT, Petersburg Republican and Richmond
Enqairor
y. C. HuTTs, Chair'n.
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Ths object IL tho meeting bsHg explained ty " 2

Tho object of tho meeting being explained 81 ". {
Conway, Esq, .Ao following named een!omsn we're
*. F,,zhugh. 4. Towson, T. Sormsn. J. Tolson, w
r. cropp, J: ". Stone, }. Morton, J; shelken. W. Il
Stone, j. G. Iledgman, Jr., J. c. Burlington, Jas w
Stone, Jr, T. j. Payne, G. Phinney, VIM F. Hord,
f. Cliff, John Fl. Daniel, J. L. Alexander, VIM: W. j.
Henson Laurence Sanford, W. Carter, VIM. Hewitt
w. Ashby, T. Graves, P. Wggington, }. Newton, 7
A. Wnhsrs, J o. Banks, II Alexander, J: S~e'nam
" r. Conway, r. c. l.. sioncure, d. 5. Coakey, I
D. hioncure, T. Masters, A. b. Jones' Mark Harding
f. l.. Ballard, John IS. Coleman, w Embrey ii. Hall
and J. c. Hedgman Of the House of Delegates.
On motion, 1t
Resoicsd, Than the Chairman and Secretary be add
ed
And on motion, i. was further
Resoleed, That the proceedings of this meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and forwarded
to the Editors of the r. Enquirer and Democratic Re
corder for publication.
II C..
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l5R. JOHN T. WHITE-sir As you inlaban, of
w the siae Of Virginia. be pleased 10 take no:ice that shalt
the 9th day of March ensuing between The hours of
o'clock in the morning and three in the atehoon at the Of
flee Of Joseph Mayo Esquire Attorney Law in the city Of
Richmond and State Of Virginia. take the deposition OF l
liam odswor he read evidence in suit pending in
the Superior Court OF Chancery for the Rchn ond Cc the
State Of Virginia. wherein pIsntf and you and certain
Shelton c. Davis defendants; and If the taking Of the
said deposition should be finished day above named,
the taking from day day, the
time and place, until the shall be completed when and
where you can attend if you please E. c. MAYO
Feb ~ gi-2awJy
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~ meeting at IT, DeG'oc.s'.c ra5;y Of the count;
Of Stafford, held tbc curt house Aiorday, ;he
18th of February, lS43 for the purpose Of appointing
delegates 10 the Democratic State Convention 10 be
he:d at The city OF Richmond, the second Of March
pe1t:
On The motion Of Eas,ace Conway.J J. Moncure Esq.
was called 10 The Chair, and Jas h Benson, appointed
Secretary
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The following beautiful lines om literary periodical, put
he'd, believe by The talented students of Yale College
Connecticut, reminds o.: tie polished sparkling gems
alec ks genius in his poem oi fanny-qugaa Chsoaee
from tie Ieie Literary .Hara:;Rs.l
FANNY WiLioCCHBY.
al love thee, Fanny Wijiouehay,
Aud that's tie ~,ly, ye see,
woo thee, Fanny ;curhby,
And ctinct tel thee he:
sing for thee, sigh tor 'hte,
And, or, yoJ iEay depend oat
III weep gor thce, L. dc Tor thre,
And that vi'l be- tile euf OFT.
love Thy f,tn, ia ;sil and straight;
To NE it always
rs II IL The CuuI tcTitt
or sone I've IN dreaEs
II makes feel "a II had
An angel nv my side,
And, then, | ;hink aia So bad
You viii not be my bride.
love thy clear and hazel eve
They the blue is iarer,
And confess that formerly,
thought the blue the rarer;
but when thine eye clear,
Though perfectly at rest,
did knee down. and did swear
The hazel was the best.
love thy hand, ,ae and soft
The which, In days lang Syne,
You, innocent As trusting oft
Would softly clasp III mine;
thought II chissi'd cut
OF marble, b. the eeniu>es,
The wh ck the poets rant about
The Virgins aad Tire
love the sounds from Thy lip
Gush holly and fee,
AS ris tina; their caverns slip
Aud pralc 20 The sea-
The melody Tor aye dotl seal
TO hearts riven,
Aud then think, and then feel,
That music comes from Heaven.
Now, listen, Fanny Wloughby
To what cannot Keep,
Nv days rob o; happiness,
Nv agtt> rob OF sleep;
And il you doa'i reent. why I
Believe you wii me si,
For passion must have vent, and
VIII XII! ms seIi,l VIII.
Thus love 4 ,ri,i, .i,l,s me t.ad
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United PARTNERSHlP-He it known, that h- under.a.
IL ed PERSONS Andrew Beirne, Richard Anderson u
W. Fry and j. Fry the two latter jointly equally and ..
party and Erd B. Bentley, have formed limited pa,'nr
under the entitled, Gan concerning limited partnerships
passed 29h March, 1887 be conducted under the m
Of "E b. Bentley, Cotton Manufacturer"
The business intended be transacted by the partnership
the business 6 manufacturing COTTON the IN
city of Rchmond lately belonging the Richmond Mannc
Ing Company The said Andrew Errne resI.ng In aioa'-
county, Richard Anderson, residing in PowbaaB county, NJ,
II. W. Fry and H. Fry. residing IN Tie city of Riomont a
forming party, aforesaid, special partners ir al
parnc chip; said Eiord b. rn;cy RESTING in 'Ae ~ u
Richmond, The general partner therein Each the sad
special partners ttc said a. W. Fry and j. j. Fry hen: &
has contributed the oc two tuusand five HUNDRED a.
lars in cash the sock. Tie parlner.;p COMMENCE
this day, w.t. the 9th January, 1873, and will emHs
The 9TH January eiS sooner II the general partner ha
pen die
Certified and signed by ns, this eth Jansary. 1873.
ANDREW PEiRNf,
RICH. ANDERSON
HUGH ". FRY,
JOSHUA J. FRY,
JAM 10 75-wGw HPFORD q. BENTLEY
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ITO RENT the SAW MILL mayos Island James River,
opposite the Cty OF Richmond works two Saws and Is
in order well situated for irceivE. RATS Of Timber iom
Possession he Lad in the month If March, For
apply Mr. lrby tie Toll house OF Nayo's Bridge
Richuit nd Feb a:l. 1919 Gi-3
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HATS AND CAPS,
At Prices TO Suit the Times.

THE subscribers respectfully beg leave inform their friends,
and public Richmond and vicinity that they have
hand splendid of HaIs and CARS Of the newest
fashionable styles, present They warrant
their Hats of superior quality and fast coors being manuac-
tured by themselves expressly for their retail trade They give
below List the Hats present. which offered To the
public cheap as any other in the city for CASH
Fine black Cashmere Beaver Brsh Nntra Russia Muskat
Coney and Wool-aso good silk and Angola TIat. They
have Just finished fresh Of splendid Moeskn Hats of supe
rior ustre light and Gentlemen wanting good and
cheap Hat are respectfully requested call
SMITH & HURLEY,
Corner of Main and 18th Streets.
Nov 16 Swim
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In the United District yng.na
Jan. 9th, l643:
TOHN CIIEDINfNG Of the late firm Of raham Cndinir.
composed Of the said John Cind!nng and John Graham ag
said John Cladnng I'm his individual character f
of Richmond having flied peton praying that he may
cared Bankrupt: II Is Ordered, that all persons claiming
Of said John CiIndinnG in s indytas
character, show the Court the l5t., day Of NT
next, why said John cndning, in his social and
character, declared bankrupt, pur.,sn
Congress in that BEHALF and that copy this order pI
cd the newspapers according the 2ad and 2
A Cory-Tese,
HENRY GIBSON, CLERK.
Ian %
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nR. OAKLEY's COMPOUND DEPURATIvE SYRUP, 10
~ the Scroua Kings Evil obstinate Ernpi"ns Of the
Skim Pmples the Face ScaIy Enpions Chronic
Rheumatism, letter. syphic symptoms and NIL disorders ars
ing impure OF the BLOOD inudcous Of msrcu
ry &C., sc.
Medicine extensively used In the United States
with decided benefit scofua Mecura Diseases, and in all
cases Of liberated character.
READING, June, 1882
We the undersigned having frequently used Oakey's Com.
cd-d beneficial cs checuiy recommend tn hc faculty as
a superior PREPARATION. II. II. MUHLESBERG, N. D.
SOLOMON G. BIRCH do
JOHN r. OTTO, do
The above valuable preparation for sale BY GAfNoR
LiELI., Agents for The proprietor.
One door above the Bell Tavern
Dec 81 T-wly
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A CARD.-DENTIsTRY, the branch OF Medical seien"
"A which DR.. Peasants has made bis special object Of i
lr Ofce-in Bcsler's Row
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Gentlemen:- take much pleasure in introducing TO your a.
Iuainancc DIR. James a. Pleasanis, WHO has s 'e:ls
from France, 10 which country he complete lie st'
ledge of Dentistry previously acquired by ons n aad
Dr. Pleasants may be safely recommended rs Dentist 81 @
knowledge, skill and science, well vcrsed IN Tie tIeo,a
the practice of his art, and unGaesonahly emitted " ~
confidence. am, gentlemen, yours, respeciul,y .,
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The undersigned, the request OF j. a. Pleasant, w. -
this city, having OF Artificial Teeth made ~ him.
lady Of high standing, express their belief that tey ARE
perfect specimen Of his art that they cannot be SURPASSED
Of the natural teeth.
The Lady for whom they made, and whom We have "
wearing them, states that shc Is highly pleased boh w'a "
natural appearance and the with which they IT.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CUU"I!
i Court, 10th October, 1917:
Frederick W. Wood, Complainant:
against
William MrCarty and Sarah F.. his wife who
Wood Marianne Wool, Eliza T. Wood, Georyeanna L. Wool
Henrietta ~ Wood John +. Wood and Charles l.. Wool
Defendants:
This day complainant! y his Attorney, and appt
the satisfaction Coat, that the de!ena WIN "
scar.y Sarah f. his wife, who Sarah L. Wood u.
Wood, Eliza T. Wood Grorceanna r. Wood iienr-4N
Wood John T. Wood and Charles l. Wood iGhabisa,s
Of this State: on of the plaintiff IS onee Th
the said defendants appear here The Pad Monday in March
bill of the PLAINTIFF and that copy
order be forthwith inserted for TWO months succsssvcy N
Richmond Enquirer, and another copy thereof posted
door of the Court house OF this county.
CCpy-Teste,
NJ n. CRALLE, e. C.
Inn.
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lanes A. PATTEsoN, COMMISSION MEscHAsT, Rehmond
Ya-W give prompt attention sales OF all kinds Of Pro
duce and Merchandise consigned TO bis Store on Car
street, adjoining Messs. Copsnoa CrumP.
Oct. ls F-wly
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DRINTING INK.-We shall have constantly hand full
supply Johnson Du;ars Printing Ink al moderate
prices. -
Enquirer 0aice March 10. 1912 100
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from Dr. J. K MITCHELL Professor Of the JefF
Medical College, Philadelphia, Doctors Selsoa and Watson
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IN CHANCERY-vinGiS.:-In Amelia County Court, aih
i January, 1913:
Daniel ". Burton Lenuel H. Eu.ton, Elizabeth A. Buror az!
Martha ". Burton, fi,.,
Lucy Webster John W. varscr, William varser, Albert Va'
Martha Varser Lawson Scott ana Catsry his wife, AMI f
Burton executor of Abraham Burtou decd, Den.
The plaintiffs by attorney day filed their bill and the
PENDANTS. lawson Scott and Ciirkey his wife, and William Var
SER having entered appearance and given security
codins the Of Assembly and the rules of this or a4
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they moi inba.
this State II is ordered That the said defendants do appear
here the first day Of the April Term OF this Coa AID
the bill of the plaintiffs and that copy OF This order
forthwith inserted In newspaper published in tie City
for months successfully and posted 4, The ton.
door Of the Court House of this county.
Copy. Teste, .
L. G. LEIGH &C
roh
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JNO S. HEALY, c. c.
9.-aSw

IN Rules held IN the Clerks ~
the Circuit Superior C0a uf Law ant CHANGER H.
Louisa county, Monday, the 3ri iav nf October. .il:
MaiyP. Dlke, Administrators Of Benjamin L. Duke, dpea..
agans. Plaintiff.
William Shelton, in his right, and surviving Executor -
John Shelton, deceased aud surviving Trustee under
John shc!,on's will for Jaha Shelton, J, jchn Seon Fla.
beth Winston and David Shelton, Defendants.
The defendant David Shelton not having entered his
and given security, according 10 law and The es Of r
Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he i
nhabtant this State motion OF The panii by h.,
Counsel IL is Ordered, That the said defendant David
do appear before the Judge Of the said Court the Couoc
on the FIST the said Court, aD.u,
the plaintiffs original and amended bill and that copy Of I'M
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published The
Richmond months successfully, and posted H.
front door of tie Courthouse Of this county Co, day.
A Copy-Tes:e,
JOHN HUNTER. G. C.
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PIANO rnnTE wARE-HuI'sl

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE. I-;
THE subscriber is constantly receiving froE The eeis
bufacto.y of Nuns & Cs.k, New York, clcgar Az" -
Piano Portes possessing tie latest Improvement o.
delicacy OF touch and oftune, fccnn TO
uufac.ure. g..l
Also, large assortment Of Musical Instrument, aud 90
Merchandise in general. t., !, r.
Piano Fores repaired, tuned, let hire, and 'aAe'
change.
CHEAP MUSIC. .e
The largest collection OF Music offered Tor sa
State may selected from, the Of the SIh.erp.
now enabled to sell the Philadelphia aud New fo'A
and retail prices. Lana. I'D
Those purchasing sell again will he furnished ui''-
terms than they find elsewhere in the State vr0g
Jan3 Piano Forte and Music Store. opposite A -
TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MANuFAclo"iH
Cary street, three doors aJooe the CofamS''"
Richmond, Va. .,afs
T u. ANTHONY still continues TO sci! Hats u '"'
y {. low prices: , g,., ~
Plain Russia Brush Hats from 81 30 10 81 -, r. -
on hue fur bodies prc"f from 81 81 10 = n,a -
from 81 IS To So; Fur Gaps, from 81 10 s!s: yr.
Caps, from 81 to 81; together with Al Assortment W.
Boys Hair, Sealet and Glazed Caps, black and ''-'
wholesale and retail. Terms-fash. .,sn, q y
Ps He keeps during the summera large .nr ii 81
horn, Palm Leaf, Straw aud Willow Hats, suii''e ~
N. d. Hats made 10 order
January let, 1873. al
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The following from literary periodical, pub
lished we believe talented students of Yale College,
in Connecticut reminds OF the polished sparkling gems OF
Haecks genius his poem % fanny.-qagusia Chsoa'cte
from tie }are Literary .Naro:;Re.l
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IN Rules holden In tie CLERKS
Oice of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and ChaGcery
Lancaster county, the I'd DAY Of January, 1913:
William d. Mitchell, Plaintiff:
against
James Averen, Joseph Manu. William Fros Daniel W. zen
nedy, and Nelson Robinson Defendants:
The defendants James Avercl and William Frost not ses
their appearance and given security according 10 the
Assembly OF this Court, and appearing
tsactoy evidence that they not inhabitants Of Ills coun:
OF our said Court al house, the first day o Marin
next the bill Of the PLAINTIFF and that copy
forthwith inserted In newspaper published
the city Richmond for months successfully and posted
the front door Of the Court house of this county
ACopy-Tes,e,
RIO. T. DUNAWAY, &C.
JAM 16-wsw.