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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-02
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snnsncs 70 the aess in the United States that he hi.
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eonortsSe and the price:
MRS. y. FURLONG. 49, Broadway. door above
M Grand street and We gowery tSucc, ssSr 70 En-
EN0LIsH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to Master. Of
. ss s
*. o nsI No. @
Liverpool, few walk from the Custom House. which
'S' sS%s
NO. sAh1EAk sAIHfskkTA Taf aor Doors BELOW
s
separate spsitnen-two in the upper sn ssoontwo IL the
rear saloon aud on: in the from! frs, ode
cm S;s,: Ss d
so i ssf' IN THE
III, Bar viii AWAY, Dc .ed with choices, Wine, and
Mint !uleE ranches made manner not to be Surpassed
B-The apartments have undergone a thorough reitting
Gsnsm,e will please to conmunca,e any neslee, Of
m.,,s ,m., FRANCIS MoNTEyERDE.
menu ,m-. Barclay street.
METALLIC RAZOR STROP
w for keeping Razors always n o,dsSAo I .,
smooth and thin edge to a in tenth MARI of RI.
article Of the kind has been known .na M
Of HAVING been for the twenty-five yea,. IN
in nearly all the cutlery IN Enrooa an
e s.s; r. sSS. In (.
s,s i%s s 81
all parts Of America being the only hazor Strop thai will
keep rnIers in perfect order.
Certificates the possession Of the inventor from the
scientific gentlemen Of both countrics highly az
heir superiority When taking into consideration that tose
We rr testimony without solicitation, speaks volumes
avor u the only Strop that has been deemed worthy
ans counerfeiting The great lumber Of those alone
Y Quiz stamp II as being the climax OF perfection.
may De more satisfactory TO the public the OF
noss gentlemen who have given certificates the merits OF
s re; ssigR are here Tamadee Pr
e and MHsn :u fS ssa h. Ravs Dr. y
rand. Mandatory 1863 Broadway, New York mi lmsr
LONDON AND MANCHESTER INDIA RUE.
Der GOODS.
yWHOLESALE AND RETAIL, No. q Wall street Nh
subscriber has received and ofier, "a ~. az
ofimrSy.sd Ind. RnSber Water Gocds We '''''
dsnno and Cotton. OF al coors and vises "' e''"'
Cioth-lndia Rubber, Water Proof srpef Lam. y.- ~.
A. An and Cotton grepired for taors. '''pN OF
~ smf GH%st' XfST;1; Se
EAL HAVANA SGGARs-1he lover. Of a.,,,.-
tavan, Segar would do well to call AZ lao p,osa.n
nser nc Cafe Tortoni between Lisety d, dsy
Which place they find the largest In ~, 80,
tne soove named Injury. Call and be satisfied. ~"
70 The LOVERS OF sUPEKiOK BLACK TEA
howquah Mixture--This extremely dccuus aud unn.n.,
led Tea so highly ceebrat 10 China and Europe ast M
bGy Tor sale At The Canton Tea CcmpsDys GcnerS
"' ~ 'e"" M" VI MIL Imsr
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E,:H No. las Wooste! street. finished in the most modern
style, with marble mantel-peces and folding doors
throug bout. Apply TO JOSEPH McMURRAY,
Yn21r Pine street,
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TO THE LOVERS OF sUPEKiOH BLACE TEA
n1wquat MixtureThis extremely delicious aud NM,
Tea so highly celebrated 10 China Europe lust %
rtsd n9w for sale at the Canton Tea Company Gene"
hckaGes. Price 50 cents and si. nil im ms
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"a 10 LET-A pleasant two story house, containing 8
E: bed rooms, open garrett sitting front and
back basement. God cs'ern OF water grass plat front
and rear. Inquire at IS Edridge
Divis;o 1vsec
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"a 10 LET-A Sail Loft IN store No. 81 South street
LII JOHN HERDMAN,.
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IA TO LET-The fire prosf brick store. No. los South
Is.M with immediate n required apply
.E1aA Woodruff & MINfURN,
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METALLIC RAZOR STROP
LONDON AND MANCHESTER INDIA RUB
Der GOODS.

,vb.cnbcI r., 1cceiv.d .p ~ Net Wall street. IN
ent ofimrcrted India Hnbbcr Water Proof 1ocds W.
Goats and Capes OF su!c Lama Casnmere Lama
denno and Cotton. of all cocr WIGS o''iSn
Cloth-lndia Rubber, Water Proof srp,, Lam. y... ~
an and Cotton, prepared for tnors. ~' ''opA 'or
s2s 6msr CHAG tpRIA~xcr.a.n,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-16

it is Of immense importance for the speedy diffusion Of
intelligence, &c, at all times and invaluable IN war
Essential as it is, should never have been wiling
10 il constructed by unconstitutional exercise OF
power on the part of the Federal Government; but
deem it only right, that it's should be fairly Pa'd
for and that the Government should do what 1T pro-
pery can in the constitutional of its duties, to
maintain 1t. a. d.
I'VE have some interest in this subject-and es-
pec,ally in behalf the great central Railroad com.
muncalion. We trust, the Postmaster General "iii
take due time 10 consider the question The Charles
ton Mercury protests against the meditated innoVa.
tion and remarks, That ali The transfer be made and
the two lines kept up the mail will be continually ar
tcpated by The upper line but if it is in contempu-
ton to break up the upper line, by taking the NAL
from 1t, we can the great advantage 10 the FORTS
month and Roanoke Company-bu TO them alone
II will be secured to them at heavy sacrifice OF Tie
public convenience, not only by our being deprived OF
the advantages We now enjoy, of greater expedition
ana certainty. IN The receipt Of New York news nut
also by travellers being cut Of from route, which as
il generally preferred by them, ought if any, 10 be
especially encouraged by the public authorities =
The Richmond Compiler "akes it for granted, that the
Postmaster General will think twice before he serious
" cntertans such project that pressed upon him,
and We therefore, deem unnecessary advert tn The
wanon mi ury which such scheme scarricd out would
nict, (without redeemng feature in its favcr on
the interests Of Richmond and Petersburg and the large
proportion OF Virginia which finds its way to market
through these towns. No notice has been taken of the
matter hitherto from this quarter from belief that such
measure That which has been proposed is out Of the
question: but it would raise storm TO which even those
of the Bay would scarcely compare were the sche me
TO be really carried OUT Editors
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Deaths.

Died nj his residence Montgomery The 4h instant ana
IN HE t his Col. JAMES T. PREsTos, VINO ulsin
gii> himself By his gallant services during the late war ne
was subsequently Governor Virginia and most estimaois
cizen and beloved man, leaving behind him not one VINO pos
sessed degree The respect and affections OF his county
Departed e Sunday, the 9Th instant OF Hemtpeeia,
III Gampian Hills residence OF Capt. William Uandridgo
Epes Dnwde county, IN the 6tth year OF her age MIS-
FRascRs Esr ae Capt Thomas Epes Of Motto
county. pusihumou volumes have been written ON
Kings aud ask permission 10 pay parting triDnto
Of memory Of deceased friend Custom has
too often amaSed the panegyt IN directing his fanciul INA
sinaion from value n personal worth TO the more lot
hypothesis IDEAL perfection. BY him. all nature Is made TO a
moniZe regular of uedeucetoBdly exollng tbe
various pretcusinns Of Such illusions OF tie nind-suo
transcendent tributary respect unfeqIey blast the fond
Frances E2es general OF life like The uRpled stream
smooth and friends she advanced
Sincere religion Polar STAR around which Ill
the vrtuous anab- industrious and charitable traits OF wife
mother mistress. friend and neighhor systematically, mar
Uon,oGs!y and beautifully evovcd Calm an resigned her
member tl. Methodist Episcopai
renshaw Meeting and the members OF that
sacred Encse knew her we'll and testify 10 her humble and
To Tia cold silent Tomb where her body
lies with lis mother DUST she has carried those good quail
Why, then, should drop sympahizne for such
wish recall her who has better world and who Is
enjoying the realities of eternal happiness! Win mutual
consent, and with united Voice, let excamwe will
calmly and humby submit the mandate, OF ALI wise Being
Let initiate her good qualities while eaith that when we
die inherit that habatcn which is always ready vel
Then, from the eyes, the swelling tear,
Should surely be wiped away;
As herns time Is drawing near,
When We can go-when We can stay. III.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-16
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

Brarton !. Le'css, Det.-Martin Edmiston,' D.
elected by ITO majority over Alexander s W'thers'
Fayeue u Nicholas, | Dd-Fruncis Tyree,' w.
elected over Aaron Stockton d. the late delegate.
Grayson & Carroll, Del-John Carroll d re
elected bySa majority Of ll5 beating Col. Coltraim
D., and Mr.. Wilkinson, w.
Hardy Del (pohs kept open three days Y-Jame'
S. Miles, W., 297, Cornelius Oilaver, d., us Fo
Senate, J. j. Williams D., 49, d. Crawford, D., Ia
Crawford said 10 be elected in the Senatorial Ds,ric
by vote.
Lee, Del-Baies' D. elected over Woodland, D.
by POI.
Logan, Del Farley, d, elected.
Pocahontas, l Del.-Gay," D., elected.
Randolph y Barbour, Dsl.-Henry Sturm, d., re
elected by 20 votes over Elliott, w.
In our last, we reported in the House OF Delegate
70 Democrats and 80 Wings. We have given ahov'
the return of two Democrats from Randolph and Bar
hour and Braxton and Lewis The House now stands
Democrats 40, Wings 80, Democratic majority lG. WI
shall in all probability have VIM. B. Davis, d., from
King and Queen, as explained in another place. This
makes majority in the House eighteen, and on Joint
ballot tlceafY-
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some what strange you did not think Of that before? 1t
must be that your log cabin longer tenantahle--
and that the deusve phantom of SKINS has faded
from your sight Or, that the ragged urchin with his
yracess nag and meal bag, has disappeared from your
|coumns-else you would not have thought Of il now
"Our countrys character at stake! All, and how has
il been trihed and tempered with How has It's iaif
fame been sacrificed and trampled upon by this great
Wing party What bitter, bitter tears have not the
friends of freedom shed, when Whiggery irlumphed ;:
What demons laugh heard TO echo and vIbraie
throughout all Europe, when the broad banner OF
Whggery waved over our Capitol But, thank God,
and people determined 10 be free, that is their
winding sheet; and that they may restes beneath lis
broad and ample fuds is the best wish have for them
But one word, Messrs Editors, as "a rigid censor,
upon The coming crisis We have tour country 3
character made the sport and bye.word OF every
crowned head in Europe-and there is reason to
apprehrnd that finding are not TO be conquered
upon The field of battle, and that the bayone and sabre
are alike powerless, when directed against freedom,
the money ed Stockholders of Europe may upon Us
new enemy-the whitening grhspIng hand Of wealth.
and waving over US their sceptre, like The rod o!
Moses they may contribute TO the era, 81
frogs but of shns and OF log cabins in commune
ton with meat bugs and mill boys. They may reopen
upon us the floodgaes OF lnemperance, and, by The
influence of hard cider, and the instruments of vice,
and wickedness, and other mummeres, they would de-
slroy those great Republican prnc pes and this great
Empire of the West-to erect which, our fathers
poured their blood like water until, upon the i'm
mortal victory oil Yorktown, they unuried Inc proud
banner of independence, and secured the liberty o
their children. Let me ask my countrymen, whether
these badges shall have any further influence upon
them IT'S most true, that in the last Presidential
Election, opponents irumphed over every vrtuor:
principle that could be urged against hem and II ihey
are destined 10 do in the coming election, then surely
our ancestors fought for in vain, and we are to Ia
meni that when they assembled into The world o
spirits. they "left not their mantle behind only ask
that s'lhis cup may pasa from us strike down TIM
gL,I f,sfr Sfnfrr R1nEl-
over this bacchanalian mummery OF deception, anc
our "character abroad is saie-our institutions a
home are sure as the everlasting rock OF ages
Yours, truly,
| m. J,,,Lor nj nc Nom Jarrn Latter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-16

The Trfnsury Notes L'st at the N,o Orleans Custom
House Three have just bsen arrested at Brown
Hotel this city, charged with taking having tue
Treasury notes said to have been from the custom
house New Orleans in July last TO the Treasury De-
partment and not received by the Treasury.
They came 70 Browns the Cd inst, and entered
their sirnames alone on the register, follows
Breedlove, Jewell, and Austin. When they sent
10 the post Office IN this city for letters the messenger
was told to ask for letters for j. s. Merritt in place Oh
or for, Jewell; and for J. s. AUSTIN for Austin. Breed,
love, i, is said is the OF j. w. Breedoye, ESQ., OF
New Orleans of the most respectable residents OF
that city. They now before magistrate, and we
have moi heard word of The evidence against them
Saturdays Globe.
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= ,ha NatinnaL Convention.

3 r., Of tie National COnuention.
nnr2ose to-day to explain the course
5 '-' has taken in regard TO the day OF the
-.sr,,on-,o express her entire wiling
5. l'"s ~, the decision of the majority OF the
,,3 &c , :; upon this subject-to yield her own
Aa PA a.;r as they were formed, and strongly
s. "'.s .sS...,insd-to acquiesce in their wishes
:;e fn''.'a, We mean TO call Tor full develope
''s ,o.,'psnt-andt to appeal TO our brethren
''o. - come out and express their opinions
i. s'a'Ff s',,,,,,,ye manner. We are obliged TO
81 IA, al' nopeal I'll, Friday, when we shall call
f. q ,n, papers to inform US of what mea-
e '''Pu. ..c,'ys States have adopted upon this
seoS rs ,,s v w.nes of our Republican broth.
pa 70 ~ they are likely to meet and
.2s s,' an il no step has yet been adopted,
s. n' GU, ~ eali out the sentiments of the peo
.,,n IS possible We consider 'nls movement ,,!
sou ,.. - NJ. only foi The guidance OF Virginia
80 whole Republican party, that we must ap
., N the s;ronges, terms. No time ought 70
'.. .1.e-rtainius ihe public sentiment, and tor
'as svs,emaiic movement TO carry 1t out
: 49, think we are safe in saying, that Virg'n''
'' s.. t,,,edy determined 10 "lnsIst uncompro-
NON The time she would preiet-but, at th'
g .he has something to ask, by way OF reci
.s3 os;jee. from her Sister S,ates
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-16

We cannot believe that it is the design Of the Wash
ington Spectator 10 msrepesent us-We hope it IL
ly the grossest remssness when it says, in the con
cuson of long article in lis last No about "Mr. Van
Buren's Letter"
awe only judge of The object Of this contradictory
acton-this 'halting between two opinions, Free
Trade, in the city OF New York, and commitasn
at Albany-by the uses which are made of il; and n
some elucidaton upon this point, we would remark
that the Richmond Enquirer quotes the Tammany Hal
resolution as evidence Of Mr. Van Burens orthodoxy
while the authoritative non-commltasp of the Albany
caucus has boon suffered to pass without word o.
comment.
Now, will the reader believe, that in the very same
article in which refer to the Tammany Hall resolu
tion-we mentioned our regret at the failure, in the
Albany caucus TO notice the Tariff, and "entrey dis
approve of it,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-16

Last evening, three minutes Of seven o'clock AS
we write, struck by the appearance of the
most beautiful rainbow ever behed in the Heavens
The is just sinking below the horizon, and the
double rainbow ornamen.ing the sky to the East The
outer bow is almost bright rainbows usually are;
but the inner one which spans about one third OF the
Heavens is composed Of glorious colors, beyond the
reach of Art 1t to dip into the James River,
about four hundred yards from our position. How
supendou=ly great the Creator Of this magnificent
,hnnnn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-16

TO THE EDITORS OF TIE ENQUIRER.
Dear Sirs-l has been the opinion Of the subscriber
for several years paat that sowing wheat in the Spring
was great preventative from its being injured by the
fly have been in the habit, for the last five years
OF sowing all my wheat-during which, time, have
not been injured by The fly, while my adjoining neigh
bors have been greatly injured, who did not SOW at all
in The Spring And, this Spring being so wet, have
moi been able to seed all my wheat--und End in The
same field that tho wheat which was seeded in The
FALL is at this time So offering by the fly, and that winch
was seeded in the Spring has no ay at all.
Yours with respect,
4 Gooehland Farmer.
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-,-. a, 70 Party, rohat ras ~sart for .Na"sind'
flowing extraordinary and b'got,ed appeal
.,s,.tdav mornjno's Richmond Wing:

mrs IF Redmond Hsnrieo aud Manchester, proposed
\ Vs.. -l.Rys Ya,Stcg ti0-worr1u L!iS Erentng 4!
IN nj many &c The Wings of this vicinity to ceie
Jiy wl,ch * now not distant, bs PLAIN, but aenn-
Et s. after the old Virslnia fashion, at some con
,.tt in rte ne.chhorhood OF Richmond, and 10 nave
-gty !feuds-men who have stood hrm, whatever the
ID ...,, Il. IL 5eray tlet cause and country, from
G =, n.ace the subscription 10 pay the expenses Of
50. ox that citizens OF all fortunes can partake IN
.tuvsnience. and IT is moreover wished by these
~ IT, ilt shall be TEMsERANcE affair, al least WIN
of the NlatiOns 10 the regular tuasls
-,.i lat wr understand, that there shall he speak
, b.,oud r.sSihy the Introduction OF sentiment ,
..nse 10 = compliment OF an alusoi. me desire oi
seems 10 b. tlni the WhlgIpaity shall meet tose-
,t numbers ts possible, that. the birthday oi IN
With the least possible restraint from iofni, cereo
s,r 70 become better acquainted with one another
thoughts and To promote harmony, unily aud good
pan - carried proposed, it will be necessary
..s. with gentlemen III every part Ut Virginia, II ~
sH Zee u!l attendance tomorrow evening ~ Or
~ 10 organize measures To render the iih o! Jaly
SEVERAL CITIZENS.
r,r and Star requested 10 reputsh conspicuously,
n.raag.
se To-, Republican as we are, "whole hog Re-
o,. II YOU please-(Loc Focos, as they may
/ cali u.s. living as 1t were in the camp Of the
+, That very metropolis winch the K. Wing has
Ned per emiaeacc "the Wing city of the Union
re- address them in the still higher character OF
d, .t.:sas-and protest against this proposition.
"a. from Philip drunk TO Philip sober We ap
party 10 the people. We appeal from the
aeauon Of their own organ and ask them to
ay other day than the 4th day OF July, for the
Y tAelr party-for the uniting of the Wings
Hai. party" and for The promotion OF their
poses The object Of this invitation is 10 promote
"a. among themselves, The hazard o! ln,rodnc-
.,o-d among their fellow tizens,a and to promote
:s.inrs among the members ola separate party,
n yhch ought 10 be consecrated to good feel
.nong all Americans, without regard to party
IN of July be profaned and debased to such
- Is there 10 be 10 day set apart from the ca.
0r an American celebrations And is not the
,i oar country birth to be exempted from The
mt Of party ieellngs' We can never forget that
lily when Richmond met without regard to
CIark's Spring-when not party toast was
.,ad when Chief Justice Marshall declared, IN
.eat Of generous enthusiasm, that he had never
sd /. more agreeable day-nor celebration
9y:opriate 10 the occasion which called 1t forth
h .Ae Wings OF Richmond, then, TO put down TINS
/. ,n9 liberal at,enpt-this whole party, this hall
-aee melting but to give one day to their coun
Fl; whole country-and nothing but their coun.
se Us all plain, cheap, unceremonious Vir'
a5ecue--ior one, we will go TO 1t with all our
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RICHMOND MARKETs-May 10, 1913.

ToH.cco-Iugs So % IS; leaf so; fine manufacture
Ing, ga II IS.
FLora-Couny, 81 LEI, dull; City Mills, for SALE
WHEar-None offering Last sales, GO go cents.
COASTS a GO cents
MrAL-G5 20 cents.
OArs-26 80 cents from vessels and depot
PL.srER-Lump 81 Goa 2 500 h. casks ground 81 ~ OH
Basin
LiMr-90 100 cents
sALr-s Gaa by The cargo; in store 81 75a go.
RosIredera 500 swedes, % So County, ~; pig . .
Mails 4 4, cents
fnH-llerrlnss, new cut, So rs 4, for MOL.
Shad. 6 50
Bicos-Bamore, So a 5 So city cured, 6.
10 cents fresh roll 10 IS cents %
suGARS Orleans c. 50; p Rico, So st. Croix soo
GorrEE-Laguira, 81 cents; Rio, = a cents
TEt-60 100 cents
MosR,-New Orleans % cents; Porto Rico % 70 cts
Beer, 81 80 6.-Murrox, - 3L.MBs, SO 5onvEAi'
Sfas. BERNARD PEYToN.
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his about
fr hundred yole One-ouh Of his majority distributed IN
hfh and sixth districts would have elected those three
members
This is sage remark Of yesterdays National Intel
lsencer, but we must make another, equally sage, and
equally profound Distribute the immense majority
we have in one single district, he la;h) about 200,
among The three Wing districts, the Sth, 9th, and
18th, and the Wings would not have single district
sf, 10 swear by The whole would be absorbed in one
tra me- ndous vortex
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-16

We have received the particulars of murder, al
tempted 10 be perperated in the Pentenary yesterday
morning BY 6. Winston, convict, on MI Felix Fer
quson. \ Turnkey in the ward TO which Winston be.
ionsed He struck at him with Ratchet, by which he
vas wounded-bu, his life saved by the activity OF
two other convics-S Brown Of Washington county
and James Feenor from Scott county. The case is to
undergo judicial investigation before Judge Nicholas,
ooa ,Le ofsnce NAV involve the life of the assalant
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-16

Second Supply IF Spring and Summer Dry Goods.
TUE subscribers have received by railroad and steamboat
rect from New York, variety OF new and desirable Goods.
Of The latest mpoatcns from England and Fance purchased
with The cash. and offered unusually low prices by whole
safe . or or retail They are IN part, as follows:
Rich striped plaid and other figured Poul de Sol,
Foulard Pekn, AshburIon and Gace Silks,
I,alzorines Baizorine Muslins and Lawns
Painted MDsiins, Jaconeis, and Linen Lawns,
Super French Prints, Gnghams and Cambrcs,
Ladies' Revere hodercd hemlcbcd and plain thread CAM
Rich ombre striped plaid and embroidered scar, shaws and
Cardinals, figured and open work,
SIX FrnreS, bonnet cap, hat, neck and other Rbbands
LADIES' silk, de-, Cotton and Iise thread Hose.
French worked Capes, Cellars, Dimity and Silk,
Ladies nett, embroidered and plain Gloves and siiis
Ladies' and genilemens kid, Isle thread and cotton do
Irish Linens Lawns, Liner, Cambrics and Diaper,
Table Damask, Diaper, Table Cloths and Napkins
Towels, Bird Eye Diaper, Irish sherHss and Pillow Case
Hail, ana Furniture biuily ana Grass Cloth,
Plain and figured Muslns, Cainbcs and Jaconets,
Gentless Spalfed p0ngee and Bandanna Dandkerciefs
super WOO! black Cloths, Cassimeres and Cashmeres,
Fancy Cas.imeres, plain and ribbed Gambroons.
Cambets, Alpaca Luscs, and eoioed and white Drill
ings,
""''" "''' '''"- VALENTINE BREEDEN cos,
May I6 a-w3w II street, shockoe Hill.
ce Of the Circuit Superior Court and Chaneery
Lonlsa Comfy, Monday, May the LIST, 1919:
Charles p Goodall, Plaintiff:
William Loyde and Charles C. Trevilan, Administrator OF
Mary Tfeyllian, deceased, Defendants
The defendant, William Ioyde not having his APP
peance and given security according and the rules Of
this Court md appearing by satisfactory evidence that be -
not an naha1 o. s sa on 81 e %sm
dc appear before the Judge the said Court the Court house,
the frat day OF the next Of the said Court ana answer
serted in newspaper published 10 the cry Oh nmcho
for two months successfully and posted Tue 'n' ao0f o tho
''" SSpsT .s's county -' JOHN HUNTER c. G.
MayiS VIEW