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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-12

TIOYT'S PRIZE OFFlCE-Drawing OIL
II Monongalia Lottery Class45:
73 25 SO 80 60 5 % 81 Is IL - 20.
Grand Consolidated, Glass IS:
III % 81 10 16 70 38 81 50 46 7G l9 81 A.
Alexandria, Glass No 80:
70 % 80 81 40 II SO 63 81 IL Al 81 &C.
Nos. 40 81 II, $4,000, sent to Washington.
gy Apply to HOYT for Prizes always.
Nov IL
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(rnnM OF rRn1Y.l

\FVH' or IIVNT'J
KNOW ALL MEN EY THESE PRESENTS That We,
the subscribers, being Stockholders in the James
River and Kanawha Company. do hereby consi-
tue and appoint our true and lawful
attorney and proxy, 10 represent each OF us in all
general meetings of the Stockholders of said
Company, hell within six months from and after
the date hereof when We arc not personally pre-
sent or represented b. some other proxy; with full
power and authority a, SUCH general meetings, 10
give such vote or votes and TO do such other ac or
acts as each of us could give or do, as member
Of the said meetings. if we were personally pre-
sent and We do hereby raliiy and confirm what
ever vote or votes, act or acts, our said attorney
may lawfully give or do for us in pursuance OF
The authority hereby conferred upon him.
Witness our hands and seal this-day OF
one thousand EIGHT hundred anu--
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Oct. 2G-d&cwtf.

Oct 2G-d&cwtf.
EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA
T. TO WIT BE it remembered, that on the,
tenth day of September, A. D. 1874, in the
sixiy-ninth year of the independence OF the
United States of America, VIM II. Richardson,
of the said District, as Secretary Of The Com
monweath of Virginia, for and on behalf of
said Commonwealth, hath deposited in the Clerks
Office OF the United States Court, for the Eastern
District of Virginia, the title of a Book, which
is in The following words, 10 wit: reports Of
cases decided in the Supreme Court of Appeals,
and in the General Court of Virginia, BY Con-
way Robnson.-youme lI.-From April lst,
lSf3, 10 April isr, 1874" the right whereof he
claims for the Commonwealth ofVirginia, as pro-
prelor thereof in conformity with an act OF Con-
gress entitled, "An act to amend the several acts
respecting Copyrights"
A Copy Tesle, P. MAYO,
Oct. 2g-wiW Clerk OF the District.
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DEATHS.

nn
s.ueh,er Of Dr.. George Watson of this city.
DEATHS
D.rar,ed this life on yesterday morning, al
Lock after a lingering and painful Illness
,.b.h he bore with Christian meekness and pa
,;snce Mr. JosErH DASroRTH, IN the va year OF
NJ ,ge The friends and acquaintance OF The
emily are respectfully invited to attend ms iune-
ral from his late residence on Alb, between Frank
lin and Grace streets, this afternoon at O'Clock
Deurted this life, at the residence OF her ia
her in the county of Buckingham, on the 7th Of
November, MARY Ann CoRNELIA, only survi-
,.;ns daughter of Geo. Booker and his first wife,
=, onisa Ann. aged ten years three months and
.,r,n,v.tour DAYS Her natural endowmcnts
,r.rs rare and few Of any age SO successfully ap-
,,,v heir powers, as she did her choice gifts, in
isscuripg the consultations other God and Saviour.
Departed this life on the lst day of November,
1874 Mrs. MARIA S. Foster, consort of Mr.
Tilman Foster of Notoway county, Virginia,
- the 13rd year OF her age. Mrs. Foster was
h,rn OF respectable parents, Mr.. Booker and Ia
h;,ha Foster OF Amelia county, Virginia. her
ejuca,ion and early training were those OF The
,n,s, useful kind, which flowed out conspicuous
L. through life She was united in marriage TO
NIr Tilman Foster Of said county, April u,
iS,7 Her married union opened field for
female action, in which all the great principles
and relations of wife, mother, mistress and neigh
Nor were fully and satisfactorily carried out un-
ri s;lled bv death, the common enemy of all.
Her death was occasioned by an unfortunate
ial N thought by her physician and friends to have
hee nee, rendered more fatal by the Bilious Fever.
She has left an affectonate husband and FIVE
children. and numerous train of relations to
mourn their irreparable loss, but with this abiding
consolation, that their loss is her infinite gain
o happy, happy place,
Where saints and angels meet;
There we shall see each others face,
And all our brethren greet.
g45,The Editors of papers in Jefferson city
Missouri, are politely requested to copy the
ahn
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NOTICE.

ET All persons are cautioned against purchas-
ing or trading for draft drawn by John r. Cooke
ON VIM. L. Clarke Of Winchester and accepted
by the latter, payable to order Of said Cooke, for
$3.50 dated - Oct. 1874, said note having been
lost BY me. BEVERLY TUCKER.
Oct 30-tt
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WYNDHAM KEMP,
Nov. 2-dl0t Assignee in Bankruptcy

SECOND SUPPLY OF FALL AND WIN
TER GOODS.
TINE subscribers have received by the steam
i packet John S. McKim, from New York,
seventy packages of seasonable Dry Goods, COM
prising a great variety and complete assortment
OF every thing in their linc purchased with mo-
ney, and at prices much below what similar ar
ticles sold for in August; they are prepared 10,
and WILL offer great inducements TO purchasers,
both al wholesale and retail.
They are, in part, as follows:
Extra super striped and shaded Cashmere de
Medium and low-priced ditto and Mousin de
Plain black, chanseable and shaded Silk yclve,s
Plain and plaid Al pacca, Gala Plails and Chu-
sans
Rich Pekin striped Silk, and Ombre plaid and
striped Levaniine
Ombre Brocade and plain and shaded Chameleon
Silk
Rich embroidered dresses, and striped Foulard
Silks
Tartan, Thbet, Cashmere, and rich Silk shawls
Velvet Cashmere and Silk neck Ties and Hand
kerchels
New style bonnet, neck and cap Ribband
Silk Fringes, Gimp, Paris Cords, and Cords and
TaSscls
Thread, Gimp, Lisle, and French Laces and
Edgings
Egyptian File,, raw Silk, and worstcd Mus
Ladies and Sen,le,nens Kid, silk, Thibet, and
Beaver Gloves
Ladies' Alpaca, Cashmere, Merino, and Lambs
Wool Hose
Ladies' black and White silk do, raw silk and
Moravian do.
White, brown mixed, slate, and black Cotton
Hose
Heavy Lambs Wool and Germantown DO, for
servants
A superb assortment Of furniture and habit Ca
licoes
Fancy plaid, and black and white Ginghams
Whitney, Rose, Poin, and Duflil Blankets
Figured and plain green Baizc and Linseys
Brussels, Ingram, and Stair Carpcting and Rugs.
Extra Wool blk, and fancy cold Cloths and Cas-
sineres
Beaver Cloths, Tweed DO. and plaid and striped
Cassimcres
Plain and plaid Satine,s and Kentucky Jeans
White and red Flanncls all qualities and prices
Irish Linens, table Diaper, Dowlas and Napkins
Plain, hemstitched, and Revere bordered Linen
Cambria Hdkts
With full assortment of coarse Wooens, for
field hands and laborers also brown and bleach
ed Shirtings and Sheetings, OZnaburg, &c, &c.
VALENTINE, BREEDEN & CO.,
2l7, Broad Street, Shockoc Hill.
Twenty additional packages by the packet Mas
sau, to arrive the last of this wcek-a al reduced
prices ", b. co.
Oct 26-2aw3w
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ECONOMY is WEALTH.

a. Those wishing to economist from ten TO
AfGeen per cent in the purchase of their
Boots and Shoes, would do we'll to call at my
store, No 40, Main Street, and nearly opposite
the Bell Tavern; as have, and intend TO keep, an
assortment not to be surpassed by any establish
ment in this CITY, My long experience in the
business is certain safeguard in making my
purchases for the retail trade. Therefore, those
do well TO call at the BIG BLACK BOOT, No.
40, Main ST., nearly opposite the Bell Tavern.
Nov G.
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RIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.-Drawing OF
~ the Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No.
20 50 10 &C is 40 3 80 "a Al ca l6 :.
Ticket Nos. I 40 Al, small prize of $500,
sold and paid BY BIGGER.
Drawing of the Pokomoke River Lottery,
Class No. ga
Sc SO 81 Al 80 40 25 So As Is IS :.
:, Drawing Of the Pokomoke River Lottery Glass
No. 2l5:
. 10 IS o 4s % g. &c IA 40 II 43 SO SO.
Tickets, Nos % So 49, and Ga sc II, two
more Capitals, sold and paid by BIGGER.
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Teste,

!
of the Peace for the county aforesaid, do hereby
certify, that H., whose name is above sub
scrbed as an atesting witness, personally appear
ed before me in my county aforesaid, and made
oath that The above named --,
--, whose names are subscribed rs parties
10 the above letter of attorney acknowledged the
same in the presence of the said witness, as their
ACT and deed.
Witness my hand seal this day Of,
eighteen hundred and -.
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a SITUATION WANTED.-A Young
n Man, who has had several years expert
ence in teaching, and who can give satisfactory
reference of moral character and ability TO teach
the English, Latin and Greek languages, to-
gether with the junior branches of Mathematics,
wishes 10 obtain situation for the ensuing year.
Any communication addressed 10 A. B. c., Mid
dleway Post Office, Jefferson county, Virginia,
will be promptly attended to.
Nov. I2-cwIw
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NOTlCE.-The subscriber will offer for sale,
Y at public auction, for cash, at North End
Store, in Matthews county, about seventy likely
Negroes. The sale will take place on the first Of
January, 1915, if it he a fit day. Should the
weather prevent the sale on that day, it will take
pace. at Matthews Court House, on the second
Monday in January, without further advertise
inent. JOHN DAINGERPIELD
Administrator of A. A. Van Bibber.
Nov. l2-cwSw
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Nov. 9.

PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Nov. 9.
Corrge-The only sales making are about
1900 bags Rio in lots, al g. a &c.
Fl.ouR-There is no new feature in the Flour
market; stocks are increasing, and the export de-
mand is on a limited scale. We notice sales Of
about 1000 bbls mostly at 81 31s.
GRa,N.-The arrivals OF Wheat have been
limited, and sales of prime Southern at 90 92c,
adoat, and 9lc in store; several parcels Pennsyl-
vania at 50 s5c. Tor inferior, 80 92c. for good
and prime and 95c for lot in store. Weeks
sales abou, 1000 bushels Rye is wanted; sales
of several lots Pennsylvania al Csc, and small
lot 1c. Corn is dull, and prices lower. Several
cargoes have been shipped on owners account,
and sales OF Southern Yellow at 46 44c, closing
at the latter rate; White fl 42c.; Pennsylvania
round Yellow 47c. and fiat 46 a 45c. Oats are
also a little down; sales of Southern at 81 26ac.;
we quote at % 26ac.
SrGARs.-Less active and holders firm; sales
OF 100 boxes Cuba brown al II a tic. Norans-
actions in Muscovadoes.
Whiskey in hhds. 26c, bbs: &c
IT, S. Ga-.
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HISTORY OF ALL RELIGIONS.-An
IL original History Of the Religious Denomi-
nations at present existing in the United States
containing authentic accounts of their rise, pro-
ress, statistics and doctrines, written expressly
for The work by eminent Theological Professors,
Ministers and Lay-members OF the respective De-
nominations-projected, completed and arranged
eS. - RupP author ms Of ns[ Mae1yeT Ges
Nov IL DRINKER & MORRIS.
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L. STEPHENSON.


D ESPECTFULLY notifies his friends i,
IL City and Country, and the Public generally,
that he has taken The store Ga few doors above
his old stand) one door below r. H. jenkins,
where he has on hand fresh fall supply of
HATS, CAPS, LADIES' MUFFS, sc.
of every style, from the best TO cheapest, and Of
fers them on the lowest terms. He has also, adj
ded TO his hat business, the
BOOT, SHOE AND TRUNK
business, in all its branches, and has received a
most general assortment 10 which he is constant
~ adding by weekly arrivals from the best ma
nuiacturers in Philadelphia, and al the North
and of his own manufacture in this City. To
those who buy by The Package, he will sell on the
lowest terms His stock comprises Ladies,
Gents, Boys, Children's and Servants Boots,
Shoes and CATERS, in almost every style; also
thick Boots and Brogans, for Factory and Plan
tation hands, which will be furnished very low
BY the dozen. His Retail assortment is uncqualed
in the City, and he respectfully solicits share OF
the Public Patronage. E. STEPHENSON.
90 Main ST., door below r. II. Jenkins's
Oct OFF
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAUHA COW
PANY
TIME tenth annual meeting Of the Stockholders
i of the James River and Kanawha Company
will be held at the Capitol in the City Of Rich
mond, with permission of The proper authority, on
Monday, the 9th of December next. By order Of
the President and Directors
w. Il. CHITTENDEN, Scc'y.
Richmond, 23d October, 1911.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Robert Inn & Brother. Auetione.
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.

FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
THE subscriber, intending 10 change his pre-
i sent residence in the city, will sell, at public
auction, on TUESDAY, eth instant, at eleven
o'clock, at his presentdweling, sundry articles OF
valuable Household and Kitchen Furniture
Among The furniture are some superior Brussels
and Wilton Carpets, few rare Prints and first
rate Cut Glass.
TEMPLE GWATHMEY.
gT Sale conducted By Ro Hill & Brother
Auc,ionecrs. Nov S-tds
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NEW YORK MARKET-Nov. s.


The sales of Cotton are 600 bales-prices stea-
Genesee Flour 81 75a5l-faf sales; Ohio and
Michigan, r.; 800 fancy Ohio sold for The West
Indies al l2s. 100
RYE is selling in The boats at IS cents; 500
bushels Southern white Corn al so cents, measure;
Oats 81 cents.
HOPS are better The market has been cleared
and The lowest quotation now is l SsentS.
Pork stands as yesterday, with but few sales
Whiskey and Ashes as betsre.
Sterling Bills 10 10. prem; Francs ~
Stocks little lower
Exchanges, including Certificates and Checks
Boston, par dis; Philadelphia, par dis;
Baltimore, a {, dis. Charleston, dis: Sa-
vannah, /. 3 dis; Augusta, ! dis; Column
dus, /. II dis; Apalachicola, II dis; Ma
con- /, dis; Montgomery, 8 dis. Mobile,
Bank notes. 5 5. dis; Do sp checks, dis;
New Orleans, par dis; North Carolina, !
dis; Cincinnati, dis; Louisville, / dis;
Nashville, 3, dis; ST. Louiss checks, J
dis; Richmond, a dis; Virginia, | a dis.
American gold, 100 1901; half dollars, loo
1905; Portuguese gold, 100 1909; Spanish dol
lars, lO4 l05; Mexican dollars, lOl. lOli
Carolus dollars, LOT l0s five francs, 9i} 945
DoubloonS, SIC 20 lG 50; do patriot, Sl5 80
Sl6-l. Jour- Com.
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Oet. l-ti5t cam

pUCklNGHAM LAND-By virtue OF 4
- decd ofirus executed by Bradley S. Glover
and wife, bearing date the llh June, 1871, and
duly recorded in Buckingham county shall, on
Saturday The 23d day of November next, Tor the
purposes OF said deed SELL on the premises 10 the
highest bidder, the tract of land on which said
Glover resides, lying in the lower end OF said
county. adjoining John c. Page, Alex'r Trent,
and others, containing about 526 acres, more or
less, being very excellent farm, and wcll-impro-
we'd as a residence
Terms-S100 in cash. The residue OF the pur-
chase money 10 be divided into three equal pay
menls At 4, $, and 10 months, respectively from
the day OF salc-sccured b. good negotiable notes,
satisfactorily endorsed ana lien on the land
shall convey as is usual for trustees, but have
not the slightest ground To >u>l &C, the tile.
Ocl. !9--cwLds W. 2. BOCOCk. Trustee.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
ieh Water this day at 4. O'Clock, P. NJ
ARRIVED,

High Water this day al - ocIocK, wi.
ARRIVED
Steamer Columbus, Parrish, Baltimore, sun
dries
Schr Peru, Cheney, Newburyport, sundries TO
j. A. Lancaster g. Co.
Below, Brig Orleans, Smith, Rio de Janeiro.
Boston, Nov 7h-Arrived, brig Lancet, cot
Camden Verrille, Richmond.
Baltimore, November ll.-Cleared Schr. Yer
madilla, Groves, Norfolk and Richmond.
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NOR GENTLEMEN-l have Just received
L an additional supply Of superior Beaver and
Castor Hats, also Nutra and Cashmere and gen.
,emen's Cloth and Oil Caps at my cheap Boot
and Shoe and Trunk Store one door below Jen-
kins's corner. ELISHA STEPHENSON.
Nov ID
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KUbI ANDEKSUN.
Hanover Nov s--waw

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran-
i away from The subscriber, ,on Sunday, the
Goth Of September, a Negro Man nalird Richard,
about thirty five years old, five feet, five inchc,
or more high OF dark or brownish complexion,
with scar over the left eye, and stiff lore-frgcr
on the rich, hand, and suffers at times very bad
IL. He had on when he left me, Il suit OF com
mon homespun cloth. He has passed, when run
OIL. before, under the name of Asa Steward, as
free man, and may assume the same, OF some
other name The above reward will be- given 10
any person who will deliver the said negro TO me,
or secure him in Jail SO that get him again.
CHS HUDSON.
Meckleuburo CO.. Oct l6 ls4i-c2m
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DETROIT, Nov 4lh, 1914,
O'clock p M.
The polls for the first day OF election have just
closed, and as far as we are enabled TO Judge from
the voting to-day, we (the Democrats) are ahead
some 50 in the six wards of the city. We shall
probably carry the city by from Soto 100 majority,
from 900 to 1000
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on Thursday, the 7th inst, BY the
NV Vim. Norwood, Mr. BENZ. JOHNSON BAR
s"rR Of Orange, to Miss CARoliNE Il. WATSON
laughter Of Dr. George Watson of this city.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

UNAWAY from Inc Yesterday (Monday)
IL Nov. H. my man StufSon. He is about IS
years old, light complexion, upwards of 6 feet
high, well known in Richmond where have no
doubt he will 20. He has a wife at Mr. George
Pa,.crs in the county of Hanover; but think 1t
is more likely he may Try 10 lulk about Rich
mond, rs he has brother there, and may attempt
10 get OF. will give reward Of Ten Dollars il
taken ont OF The county and delivered 10 me, or Sc
cured in Jail or Five Dollars iftahen in the
county and delivered TO me
ROBT ANDERSON
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r F. WORDS OFFICE-.Mor Capitals
y /. sOld! Drawing of The Monongalia Lottery,
70 Is 50 80 60 s % 81 IS II - 20
Ticket, Nos 20 % IA capital prize in the
above sold and paid by Word.
Drawing of Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass
No. IS:
Ii % 81 10 lG - 3s 81 50 &c 76 IS 81 . A
Ticket, Nos 10 3S 5i-anolher splendid prize,
sold by Word
Drawing of Alexandria Lottery No. 80:
70 % 80 81 40 II So G3 81 IL Al 27 &C
Some fine prizes sent GU, in this $4,000 for
81 to-day-at Words Office. Nov 10
CITATIONS OFFICE.-Drawn Nos OF
- Grand Consolidated Lottery No. IS, drawn
IL % 81 10 l6 p SO 3l-59 46 76 IS 81 "a
Whole Nos. Is 4G 76, another prize Of 81 900,
sold BY STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Alexandria, No. 80 drawn 9th,
70 % 80 81 40 II So GO 81 II Al 81 &c
S40000-S20, 000-l0,010.
Alexandria Lottery, No. 40 for Saturday, 10th
Nov, 1874 Capitals: $4,000, 10000, 10000,
5000, 1900, GALS, so of 1000, 100 of 500, 1870 Of
300, &c 10 Nos. l3 drawn. Wholes r. halves
q; qrs. 3.
II Orders for packages certificates or single
tickets in the above Schemes will be promptly at
tenueu 10, ana uldWlES Sent WHeh tequcSlcu.
Please address orders 10 n. STRATTON.
Nov ~
IOO BAGS Java, Rio and Laguira Coffee
4UU 40 Hossheads OF Porto Rico, New
Orleans and Muscovado Sugars,
100 Sacks of Liverpool Salt, we'll filled,
100 Barrels of N. c., No. l, nett Herings,
Sperm, wax and tallow Candles,
Old Cheese, imitation English, very supe-
riOr handsomely mt small boxes
100 Bales OF Prime we'll cured Hay,
10000 First rate Barrel Slaves
A small quantity of Prime Old Rye Whiskey,
very superior article
BROWN, TAYLOR g. TUCKER.
Oct. eft
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sale by BROWN, TAYLOR & TUCKER.
Oct. 81
CORN MEAL.-Bolted and unbolted Corn
~ Meal, of the bes, quality constantly on hand,
and orders received for any quantity delivered in
any part OF the city, to suit purchasers, by
JESSE LlPSCOMB,
Oct. 25.-t. No. 4, West Main Street.
CLOAKS! CLOAKSl! CLOAKS nI-Jusi
~ received a splendid lot of Cloak and Over
coats of superior quality to which we invite the
attention of purchasers.
G. DUNSPAUGH & CO,
Nov. s No. 81 West Main Street.
NOTICE-There will be petition presented
IN 10 the General Assembly of Virginia at its
next session, praying the passage OF law, allow
ing Jacob Sampson free man OF colour tc keep
house ofpriyate entertainment in the county of
Goochand. Oct. 29-w4ws
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ITO THE CREDITORS OF SAMUEL NJ.
i JANNEY-Notice is hereby given, that a
statement has been made for a dividend and dis
lribution of the sum OF $s1753 - among lhc Gre
dilors of Samuel NJ. .Ianncy who have proved
their debts and that, after ten days, the District
Cour, OF The United States for the Eastern Dis
trict of Virginia will order dividend and distri-
bu,;on. Nov 5-l0td
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INDIANA

In Yesterdays Baltimore Sun, We find the fol-
loyrinu Additional COMMITTEES
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Tn Y-VRGlSIA:-At a Court held
L Tor Cumberland county, The 2S.h day of Oc,o-
Der, ISL
William Thomas Ballow, Jane Booker, Heze-
kiah Ford, and Elizabeth G., his wife,
plaintiffs:
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r AW SCHOOL IN RlCHMOND.-The
IL subscriber proposes To open Law School
in this city-thc term commencing on the first
day OF November, and terminating on the last
day Of April next.
The fee for instruction. will be $50 for the
term-payablc in advance.
Applications may be made by letter, or per-
sonally TO the subscriber, All the Pnwhalan House.
Oct. i-d&c If VIM. MAXWELL.
TN the United States Court for The Eastern
i District of Virginia In the matter of Bank
rup,cy of George b. Talaferro:
In pursuance Of an order of The Court made on
the 22d day OF March, 1913, notice is hereby given
that have deposited the further sum OF fourteen
hundred and eighty-six dollars and fifteen cents,
in the Bank of Virginia. To the credit Of the said
matter of bankruptcy, subjcctto the future order
of the Court; and that the said Court, after ten
days will pass an order for a dividend and dstri-
button thereof among the creditors Of the said
George b. Taliaiero.
WYNDHAM KEMP,
Nov 2-dl0t ASSIGNEE in Pankruptcy
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MISCELLANEOUS.

10 CASKS prime GOSHEN CHEESE, re-
L Il ceived per schr. "Maria Causey," and fol
sale by BROWN, TAYLOR & TUCKER.
Oct 81
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An EXPERIENCED TEACHER, who is a
n graduate of one of our principal institutions,
is DESTROYS OF Obtaining situation for the en-
suing year. either in an Academy or private
school, where the services OF a Classical ard Ma.
thematcal Teacher would be required.
The best references can be given.
Address r. II. G., Barbours y Roads, Isle OF
Wight county. Va. Oct 1-2awtf