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e o The i!aT>1l for Ire Eastern sct yi;r. s T..
WHgaE-., ~" Charleston iEsurauc- ard rus. i.a
aud the jackson Marine Insurance Company -rs,
York have exhibited ibel III The ~ rist Cont II %
states iuF the Eastern District al Nncin,l, L"-t.g g
That tie threst"n Insurance AMI Ifi> COMPANY
sursIs "i .ein obacens ana sugars shipped IN lie .u
al ~ Jasn de tnba on board thr sch"ontr N"e. Nrna
Tor Nrw YORK, Whlch were c"sgncd party :" william E
~ soi, ahd Pafi! u ihnihas Sniali Co.. ~ Nium Sac
were respectively insured: and that they also III
inc sel Nillan iehc" * ''on oil shr freight la he en
SAID schooner: ana that The Jackson Marine Insurance Co.
were Tie Insurers Gf certain other obaccus AMI
about tie same time nj 81 Jagu Ge Cuha, oG iuard a.
schooner ho'iad Tor New YORK, ana con>crea q ThnG
ADAMS ny whom tHe slDe Were insured: 1s s' sitas
er on her voyage from IL Jaeo ie cuba, WIN The >t
anu sus: 50 insured, on board was ah%ia1aet ~ h"f
az" crew Upon Tue h'.l seas a''' ~ it;tt"r' A"t
,arr' ni Nrrih'i q" or about the 3.st jdthlfl, it
u'h 'he s.id Insured f'-ia,i''"! "'tnd'n"o i"i rsa
efs' respectively rs i"f '"''' los, ai "'''e 'd a
sarefs fespectye'E' tor t'ie i''ai los: m cosl '
Tue san !ns'ite" tesreci'Fc'y assigned aud celr' "
Int Sdli sraaHHrr N!th me SsII piCrG au,
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WM. II. EpwABps. Ssc'y
MEsTMoRrtNNu COUNTY,.

AT n meeting of portion of the Democratic party
of Westmoreland, nj the Court House, the 21ih
February, 1919 Thomas w. Hunge.iord was called 10
the Char, and DR.. Wan. y Spence appointed secTc-
tary.
The object Of the Meeting having been explained b.
Messrs Edward Spence. Joshua Deamey, Wa Do.lf.
day, and r. l.. T. Boole, ooHmi:lce 20 draft resou-
tons for the consideration o. lie meeting. Where
upon, after retirement, the Committee reported Ike
following Preamble ard Resolutions which were una
nimously adopted by the meeting
Whereas It is the privilege duty oil The citizens
of our Republic convened in their primary m5es,
TO express their sentiments reemen, in relation 10
all measures affecting the common good of our
try We. the Democrats OF Nesimoreland, believing
National Convention at once the most appro-
pirate and efficient means Of selecting candidates
Tor the Presidency and Vice Presidency in 1914,
meet for the purpose Of eectng Delegates 10 repre-
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Gentlemen II have received your letter, notifying
me that had been nominated by Convention of de-
cgaes assembled in this village, to be the candidate Of
the Democratic party, 10 represent this district in the
Senate of Virginia, and desiring TO 'now, for the
formation of the pubic, whether | will accept the
trust rendered 20 me-.
eccep, the nomination, oad while tender to the
members Vi c Convention, TO yourselves, and TO those
of my fellow c,izans WHO have united IL The request
liza; .vor,d decline it, tie Of my grate
iul sense Of their confidence and friendship, il was
veil known TO of you, and several other members
OF the Convention, that il was my wish for the nomi.
nation not 10 fall upon 1t having however, been
the pleasure Of the Convention to designate the
candidate for the suifagcs of the district can, a,
the present Moment do than 10 pledge myself
10 adhere the doctrines have espoused from infancy,
and in all respects 10 conform TO the public will of the
people who may elect me.
| am, gentlemen, most truly,
L ~ Al ACE
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county as suitable person 10 represent :heni in the

county as suitable person TO represent .he IN the
next General Assembly.
On motion of Col. John II. Knight, it was
hesolred, That committee of twelve Delegates be
appointed 10 represent this county in Convention to
b. held III Petersburg o.ic. central cnd CON
yemen, place, tie ed inst for the purpose Of no.
nina,,ns suitable person 10 represent The count'rs
composing the second Congyessional District IN the
neat Congress OF The u. S: Proridtd, this proposition
meets w,h the approval and concurrence Of the other
counties composing the District.
The following named gentlemen were appointed De-
legates in accordance with the foregoing resolution,
VIZ: Messrs; WIN. Fitzgerald, Thomas $ Jones, Rob'
Fitzgerald Peter J. Gr'gg, John II. Knight George
A. Seay, Thomas Nj. Rowlett, Francis j. L. Jones,
VIM B. Irby, Edward T. Jeiiress, Thomas Jackson and
Charles j. Wilson.
On motion Of Mr Peter J. Grgg, the names of the
Chairman and Secretary we're added 10 The list.
On motion Of Mr.. Charles J. Wilson,
Resc'rea, That copy OF these proceedings be fer
uarsled 10 he Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer aud
Petersburg Republican, with reques; that they give
ihem carly insertion IN their respective papers.
y. a. CAMPBELL CAR.
S.r',f
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TO MERCHANTS AND FAMILIES.
INDIA CHINA DINING SETS, ari by tie d"|"a
French Porcelain 10. do. d'. d.
White Granite do. do. d.. do.
Blue Il Dove Printed DO. do. d.. do.
Best English G: Tea China Sets from 80 to S-0 set, and
the god warranted to stand
Low priced English China Tea Sets, and by the dozen
Elegant m China and other kinds OF Table and Sideboard
Pi.ri:ers
China, White Granite and Printed Toilet Sets
Fashionable, rich cat Hall aud Passage Lamps
PLAIN Glass do. do do.
Rich Guilt French Porcelain Fruit Baskets
Plain do. do. DO do.
India China do. do
Rich Cut Glass Bowls Pitchers and Dishes
20. do. do. DrcanterS. Tunhers and Wines
Do. do. DO Celery Stands, ieilles and lrmunades
Cut and plain Glass Mamie. Lamps
English Plate, German Silver ana BH.tania Castors
Low priced Toilette Locking Glasses
Together general assortment Of China Cneenwarr and
Glass. cash assured that they shah have
the fan value Of their money. WM F. BUTLER,
doors above Bell Tavern.
E.b y S5-wtf
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sToCKToN'S PREMIUM MINERAL TEETH-JoHS C.
- WAYT DENTIST just received from the above celebrated
manufacturer complete of the most beautiful Teeth
brought TO this city, and which, in all that
an admirable imitation Of the natural teeth
surpassed.
Those who wish artificial teeth inserted and all
are respectfully invited call and examine them
specimens Of his work.
G. w continues heretofore, perform all operations
the prevention and cure diseases in the and gums OF
the square immediately above the Banks, Main
Refereaec:-M Clarke ". D.. George Watson NJ. D.. F. r.
Dpane NJ D. F. ". Carmichael VI. d.. Robt. W. Haxal, NJ.
Nelson NJ d. James Bolton, ~ D.. j. A. Cunningham
NJ d. G-wlyf
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Il is with mingled emotions of pleasure and pain that
we announce day the wreck and total loss of the
pratcsl brig Coon She ashore, on the rock OF
'apay at the head Of brig navigation, on Salt River,
and immediately went 10 pieces. Many oil her crew
deserted previous to this melancholy event, and thus
escaped the bitter fate of their unfortunate comrades
Of those winch remained most betook themselves to
the mud scow of despair, and struck for the gulf OF
political nonentty. desperate few, however, reil-
ted old barge which has performed quadrennal trips
up the river for the last twenty years-hosied little
taeed and weatherbenen canvass, and stood for the
head Of the stream. But banner displayed
that the following lines were dmly traced in char
cna-
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A NEW CONCERN.
CaSL HIT and (0n Store.

LHSH 7Idt ana Gap olOTf.
GEORGE W. FERRY brgs leave give notice that, having
W taken the store formerly occupied by Mcssr Tabb and Giles
on Main street. door above Van Lew Smith Gus Hard
Store and, having fitted he is prepared 10 exit
hit To the public large and excellent assortment of gentemens
youths and cildre Hats and Caps, which manufactured
expressly for him. for This market, and which he viii sell nj
wholesale retail 1t the cheapest possible rates, for cash. g.
w f. being experienced practical Halter res confident that
he adapt the style Of his Hat. !r al Tie
diOlS Persons wishing Ia procure articles ms he
specny invited u eli! and examine his >tocs whch consists
Of variety of ''a- aud Caps ta, may be- called for
T., ,'}n
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Ii RIrc1r. )
NNiTOM- - -.

y an a1-oG = mec-W1 y a7I'on u NE Demo
crate party Q! LIE county oi Aot:oway held ut the
Court House, Thursday, he 2aj inst, d.. a. :
Campbell ;ooa NE Char: ard having explained the
obicc, Of the z IN few 5Eie remarks, on motion
OF Mr. VIM. 4. scott, ii
Resoired, That Mr.. George y. Seay be requested to
run as the Democratic candidate for seat in the lower
House in the next General Assembly
whereupon, committee having besn appointed to
make known 10 Mr Seay The wishes of this meeting,
and hs consent having been Obtained, Mr. Seay was
unanimously recommended 10 the Democrats Of this
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To D.. McRAE, Mr.. FRryon.
To THE RrptgLflrlys or r3rol,lre

o., present delegates IN he Legislature have de.
ciined noinat'nn, and il is time 10 look out for pro
pc: r1cn t. ucorsd lhrm. Il is understood that no.
njraison VIII te made At March Court, and Il fall
meeting OF the Democratic pary is solicited on that
occasion Ia The mean time, | suggest the proprety
OF holding precinct meetings, for the purpose OF ex-
pressing neighbcrhood preferences subject TO the decI
sion of the general meeting at next Court. Several
persons have been spoken Of, from among whom it is
probable two candidates Will be elected, viz Lewis
Edmonds, John g. Beae, John Brown, Jas. French,
Joseph Horner, Jesse IL. Wthers, and Maj Bradford,
all Of whom worthy, and any two would il IS be-
l;eved, BE- pale to the party and receive its nndi
yided support Ii the Of The various precincts
would immediately make known their wishes on the
subjective should ascertain VINO the strong
men, and They you'd of be nominated, and,
in ny opinion. elected.
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nLB WINES AND i.iQUoRa-Also, GROC.RlEs.--i haze
~ very and general assortment Of old Wines and Iii
quoI part which have been kept hand improving for
SAID be ~ old. Ny Groceries will
fair comparison with the be IN the city, may regard
quality ana prize, and caelness in putting Of them The
f-rnfs wi be nnnd beneficial for the
Of health, when moderately and jniciausiy ntd
Should found ncieduou 10 have firm and
mistaken belief Iian of fact assertn let him
enquire subscriber who has been regular tempe
r,r drns-r during his
healthy appearance, they portrait OF HE
uncle who died the State of New York. aged
O7 wears; and r was he drinking m since the
day he left Ferentosh, then a stripping
Aug 90 3l-wly WM WALLACE
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WAnRESroS, February, 1913.
Dear Sir: Being the officers Of the late Democratic
Senatorial Convention, beg leave 10 call your at
en'ion Its proceedings, and desire 10 know, for the
information c: the pubic, whether you will accept the
;ast thus rendered you; We believe majority Of
tie yc:s:s 81 tbs District, concur wii Us i'll hoping,
that you VIII 10, decline 1t.
Very respectfully, your cbcdient servants,
j. w MACRAE.
JAMES FRENCH.
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Letter from Dr. X Mitchell now Professor of Jefferson
Medical College, phadepha, pos,o Nelson and Watson
Richmond:
t;rrrurn:-T take mach pleasure in Introducing your
quant.nc- m James 4. Pe:satis who has lately returned
France, which country he went 10 complete the Know
ledge of Dentistry previously acquired ~ ons study and practice
Peasants may be- safely recommended Dentist of great
practice, Of has and nouts onaby cniilr! public
confidence. am, gentlemen, yours respectfully,
J. X. MITCHELL.
this having of Artificial Teeth made by him, ~!
lady of high Standing their belief that they very
perfect specimen OF his that they cannot he surpassed either
in beauty their resemblance nature supplying the want
of the natural teeth.
The Lady whom they mlde and whom have
wearing them, that she is highly praei both with their
natural appearance and the with which they iii.
NJ. BURTON, ". ID.
Tn NELSON, VI. ID.
r. y. GARRINGTON, ". d.
n. T. BOHASNAN, NJ. u.
The statement above. relating artificial teeth Given with
much reluctance, and w,ih view Whatever 10 fnr
self rniuenCr IN profession. Construction of Artificial Teeth
evidence skill artist the al the alc and blow
rather than scientific attainment Glass End porcelain
teeth made ~ manufacturers. and The materials employed
By tlr Of the Oculist and Dentist supps the place
nature. To porcelain teeth given variety 81 names alter
the fancy, AMI sometimes the flourish "i t!c operator
The Science of the natural Human Teeth embr extensive
relations and sympaics and requires knowledge Of hosr o
the human system. We often hear Of bad consequences from
operations by ignorant for The reason OF Their not proper
Is understanding these Would not better
safety be Diploma from Medical School, from The
College Of Dentistry established: II Is certainly preferable
custom much abused OF Influential PERSONS l"anGs
their fl. r-f-reacs-donr In arccrarre wt
and form, than evidence Of high professional qnaiica!icn
J. 4. PIEisASTS, VI. D.,
Member Of the Virginia y. G.cai Society, &c.
Dee, - G7--.:a
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IN CIIANCERY.-VIRoiSr. I'm Nothun,..
L Court, 10th October, 1872: g
Frederick w. Wood,
against ~"mpIains
William w. SIcCany and Sarah Z. his wife wha
Wood, Marianne Wool, Eliza 7. Wood C;rorg.,Na Ss
Henrietta y. Wood Joha T. Wood and Charles l. Wtss
This day came the complainant. by his Attorney
ing to the satisfaction Of the ccu,t that The def qua
NcCar;y and Sarah L. his wife, who va. ,rab + -
anne Wood, Eliza r. Wood, GeoFseanna r. WOOD y :,
Wood, jain T. Wood and Charles l.. Wood are c ME.
this Staie On the motion Of The plaintiff II !, mrs
The said defendants appear here on m. o =, 'der
next and the bin of the plaintiff; AMI ,hs, Va
order he forthw th inserted for two months s,lccss =
door Of the Court house of This county. e" sle
Copy-Tests,
NJ. B. CRAIrp :
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DAvIo Nj CoNas, Esq OF Wythe, has been non.
mated as candidate for the House of Delegates and
we are pleased 10 learn that he has accepted The nom
nation. lie IS gentleman Of superior ability, and will
take rank among The first IN the House Of Delegates
we shonid like TO see more such called into the
public service. IaNtn SIR
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tas Hi:JtF inc vi
etcai contributions. The ballad =" C.ssandf south"
N is an CANT productions too om:, however 'of Ga
paper W. Should tax" pleasure ~ . ~ az y. - '
poems OF unusual me'it b, 'fS. sane t. swift Hy' .'
talents I'D superior hoqe wii oe ctueh Tue pace
known young rvr;,> 9! .' Nt'i''! " ''''
will find place oar co-"'ass -. ; Standard
TIE ANGELS SEARCH.
l.. swlsT.
cauno; lind the ,hing scok
Though earth. or ~ SKY
Twill sun elud- my grasp,
Twill stil my search deity.
In every unf!eGucnied CLINE,
In every well known spot,
i've sought vain tie prize 10 ind
One ihn. that changes not.
They t,Id earth beautifully
a garden fun OF flowers,
OF scented shrubs. and pleasant plants,
thou it 50, til saw the bloom
Upaa the fade,
Aud marked the dry and withefcd leaves
That strewei III. wirtry glade
They told that the sunshine slept
Upon car,hs nerdaE; hills,
Aud sp.rkel in The impid conr=c
Of RIPPING mountain Fil!s.
/ knew not that the glowing ny
Mus, ial- night on,
And darkness sLrord each sv rite spot
The sun had shone upon.
They spoke Of towers, a"d palaces
OF dou- silted fame
marked the ruins Time bad made,
And felt search vain.
In vain I've w,r.cd my rapid figh;
To ra:,h's reinotes. spot
In VAN I've sought my prize 10 find
one thing that changes not.
They told ne that ui!cd Of
Was noble IN it. ain,
Endowed =its which Angels share,
With powers winch gods might Claim;
Iminoti9! ~ IT, Gctin:,
1t coul! not Gecly
A spark from he zen can re'er 80 ont,
However ialut us fa!
Elate w!a aape, / .ase, 3! a"a-,
~ lasim fIll 81 uuH-
But. all 4, lad af CH.t..ar ntta
l. CcS3cr the "ied-
Fcrp;s 5ud.c. and wrong ag"c warped
Those taiuts i'.r ta3ed 10 >caH;
And aiidcd luh'es change Or mar
THIS better par; Of man.
They tald me i.t Tie human hear:
Knew and chaneeies> ties;
That naught bui death could h:cak the links
OF Kindred syr:pstleS.
marked iIr gio,y that earthly love
O'eg ever: Cnud hns
Zen 10 an angels ~ seemed
4 pure and holy thsn:.
Yer Tine would Observation-Disclosures chill
The current il low;
Nagsiu but Ut"t,rr's love could hile
Through tai. worid'S veal
cling O worthless ONES,
Her ave. .erse'i forgot
L. Gi,toSt me pyiAr >oggii--
thing thai changes not
They said that Hope could c.ecr the soul
With andy ~;
But ! haze rs ,'a.g Ilurit--
Grow pale-and fade away.
Oh. earth has boon give,
Within is widest range.
That feels not Times ircaying touch,
That knows bot blight an change.
I'll spread ,iy wings, aud speed my flight
Back my starry home,
Where kindred SPIRITS eaaUni their
To gree, come.
Farewell. oh. earth. In yonder sphere
Is cast mg happier lot,
There seek a better world
A world That change
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AMHERST CoosTr ALREADY the two parties of this
county are bringing their forces into the field prepare
tory 10 the Spring compagn. The Wings have nomi.
mated Charles B Claiborne, Esq, as their candidate
Inc Locos have brought out Paulus Powell, Esq :
both nav hands and young men.
fchnrInIk..riIIr
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We grstifed to see the Hon. Cave Johnson and
Aaron Y. Brown announced candidates for the DIS
,rcts which they now SO usefully represent in Con-
gress J. w. Blackwell and ID S. Donelson also
announced in the third and eighth Districts in the Nash
Vile Union.
Governor Polk has, we reoiced to perceive, ia.
ken the field the candidate Of the Democracy for the
Chief Magistracy of Tennessee-a station which he
once so ably flled.-GioJe.
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- EECH CREEK AcADEMY.-The u12 ,-s'.r,t Voc
- n0nnrc 10 the public, that they have again .mto'f
s. Whdden 10 srperintcnd this :;chool Ia te .ea ~
viii commence on lie seconi Monday %: I #
continue ten months. Having heea in Ip't t
past years and perfrc. satisfaction having 'r"' $3.50
confident IN recommending Tie Scl'ooi t. the Pnh'r
viii he gwen III Greek, Latin, French, Mahents.t
g>ii branches usually taught in Academies. In i-
VIII he gwen 10 speaking and composition. Ia.-- ~
eancy Of some eight ten scholars, an! II apil-
In season they can be entered in Tie Sclro =" e
be desirable, either for morals, health. sud :
Tuition per year: EGesh so; Languages. pc ~
{. P. G0ODALL, NATHANIEL ,,.i,-
JAMES MCDOWELL, THOaAs ~. 80"
WIN. L. WHITE. JESSE VIVA - 3
Hanover, Nov. g, 1912.
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IN CHANCERY.- VIRGISi,:-At Rules holden =, -.
Office Of the Cirrn, Superior Court Ut Law ana r. 'is
Lancaster county, the % day Of January ls3: N's'
William d. Mitchell, D.
against '''
James Averel, Joseph sIann, William Frost, Dam, "a.
neiy, and Nelson Robinson. ~ g"
The defendants, James Ayerel and William rr,,t
entered their appearance and given security,
of Assembly aud the rules of This Cont an II a,.
tisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants. .f
II is ordered, that the said defendants do appear l
OF said Court, At The Count house, the if.t 's.
ntAi, and answer The bin 81 the plaintiff. aiI f..,
this order be forthwith inserted ~ newspaper ,.
the city Of Richmond Tor s"o months Sncco. sycy and -
the font door Of the Court i.nse o: this count.
Cory-Tes,c,
Ro. r. DUNAWiY o.
Ian
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The Letter Eri.ers at Ganh-.Mr Forpards Resignation
We see il stated in the Washington correspondence
of many of the Wing journals, that Mr. Forwards re-
signaton was " bomb thrown into the Admnistra-
ton.
Such "bombs" cannot discomfort the President. So
far from any ebul,on Of hostility being manifested in
the resignation have good authority TO say that The
friendly feeling subss.s between the President and
Mr. Forward .-.Nadisoaidn.
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IN HtScER|.-iiRcINI.:-M Rules held b. t,e ri...-
flee Of he Eucu!. Superior Co,Ft of Law all Cis.-
I.onisl county: Monday, The .is day al Or1let. .
May l.. DGkr, Administrative OF bonj anna o. Ua,c
a.ains. F-
William shelton in his right and ~ suT,iv.r- t,..
John Shelton. deceased, ahd surviving Trustee a.,-
John SEciton'- w!l Tor John S.lc.0H, Jf, John sus
beth Winston and David Sheon, urs
The defendant, David Shelton, not having rntefr. H.
ance and gwen security, according Ia law and tue
Court. aud IL appearing by satisfactory evidence, tul
nhahitant Of this State, on motion Of the panu-.
Counsel, Is Ordered. That the said defendant ulg.
do appear before the Judge of The said Court The C.a
the FIRST day Of the next term al the said Court, ami
the plaintiffs original and amended bi and tia, COOK X
order be- forthwith inserted IN some newspaper pr'lh.i
city Of Richmond for months sncccsSiyGiy and 1.s
front door of the cunro of this eoautt .os t,s
C"Py-Teste,
JOHN Ht,,Tre.c1
Feb. III tl-e.
Is CiiANCEGY-vrRGs,A :-in AmeIa Coaau
January, lsi3:
Dan,ci ". Button LemucI H. Burton, Elizabeth ], ..,.
Martha W. Buron
Lucy Webster. John X. va.s-r, William Vaf..- A'. 4
Martha "arScr, Lawson Srnr:, ant tlu. d.. },tf
Burton, executor Of Abr,.iim nuuon. decd. t~
The plaintiffs, by Attorney this day filed ,lcir il' t: N
PENDANTS, Lawson Scott and Charley hi wife and ,g n
SER having entered their appearance ana gwen .t,t
cordng 10 the act OF Assembly and The rules Al,
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they mi a
Of this STATE II Is ordered, That the said defendants 10
here the first day of The April Term OF TIN. Con.
answer the bill Of the plaintiffs and that copy
forthwith inserted in newspaper published IN the f.
Richmond for TWO months scc-ssivrly and posted N Me
door of the Court Hnuse of this county.
Copy. Teste,
Z. e. LEIGH {.
Feb / .;-a
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IMPORTANT TO DEALERS IN TOBACCo.-The following
section Of tie act 70 amend the entitled ian act 10 reduce
nn the several acIs in force concerning the Inspection
o toiacco passed 7ih March, 1875 published for The ino:na
al all persons concerned, especially Ia dealers III
upland tobacco, ew'nc the advantage they would derive free
charger directing their tobacco To NE stored IN the
Pubic Warehouse.
lr4 farther ensctd That, if hocshcad Of Tobacco
shalt been upland co and shall a
forwards be stored any warehouse IN the city OF Richmond
Petersburg other than the public warehouse
city and the Of Petersburg the Commonwealth
shall he liable for r loss distinction If such tobacco by
any whatsoever unless the time when the
other there eighteen
dred ho:shead If ia the city Of Richmond. If in The town Of
Petersburg wo hundred ana serenyve hoesheads III the pub
aforesaid unless inspectors thereof on,d
REFUSE 10 receive such tobacco storage Of which fact
shall he their duty to give certificate, If required"
Nov 4 52-wif
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A CARD.-DENTTsTRY the branch of Medical Science
~ Dr. Peasants made special object Of Practice
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