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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-29
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At meeting OF the people Of Hanover, called
10 express their opinion on the SUBJECT Of The call
Of a convention 10 alter The Constitution 81 The
State, al Hanover Court House, on the 18th day
Of August, Col Charles p. Goodall was called 10
the chair and William ID. Winston, Esq, and
Col. Edwin Shelton were appointed Secretaries.
On motion Of VIM. L. Wickham the following
proceedings were hae
A meeting Of The people OF this county having
been called for to-day, for the purpose Of ex-
pressing The opinions Of the county on the sub
ice, Of The call Of convention,
Rssolred, That ON account Of the insuiiciency
of The notice for this meeting, it adjourn 10 as
sembe al Hanover Court House on the first day
Of September County Coult al which Time full
attendance OF those Interested in this important
question is requested
Remlrcd, That The Richmond papers be re-
qucsed 10 publish these proceedings.
CHARLES p. GOODALL, Chairman.
WILLIAM D. WINSTON, s,,re,o,;c,
EDWIN SHELTON, es&'''0'e''
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LOUIS P. ROGERS, c. y. c
Jnly lS-cW2m

Glands SARSAPARlLLA.- The safely
y lamp, invented by Sir Humphrey pavy, ena.
blrs the minerlo walk with light and ,ecurity in
the midst Of an atmosphere as explosive as gum
powder. Accidents, arising from llrcombusllon
of inflammable gas in coal mines, a'e much less
frequent than formerly, and those witch now &C.
cur are generally attributable The hlpable neg
ligence Of the workmen. II j, thu that science
subserves the cause OF philanthropy while MINIS
,ering 10 The wants and neccssitiesoi man. by
The aid OF The Extract Of Sarsaparha, as prcpa-
red by the Messrs. Sands, the REGENCY OF cula-
neous and ucerous diseases has yen nucn ullni-
nished and those who now suffef Tom ms class
of disorders and yet refuse to ege This inyalua-
BILE medicine Trial, mus, be w!uiiy blind 10 IL
virtues. II still open 10 convicson, lhelf aael,
lion is requested TO The num"ros ceI.it ~, u
invaids who have been restoT 10 iea''h " -
operation, nj re,a;, and for
fIePa ism ' hu A p SAND.& Co, Druggists
e1Por'a.,on y raniie Bnidags, No -, Broad
ana ohe'I'asS -. chomhers S,rs, New York. Sold
way corn EVE =, DIVA, & CO., Agents.
also py "a. &c p;rhmnnd yaJPrice 81 per bottle
or six bottles for IS. aus
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coyyrSrroS-rSrERSAL IMPROVEMENTS.

CONvENTfoN-ISTERNA IMPROVEMENTS.
Ia ihs Editors Of he Enquirer.
stand corrected, Mes.rs. Editors, as 10 The
number Of Western members who voted against
The Democratic tax bill of lS42-i3. ought not
so 10 have expressed myself rs 10 leave the i'm
preston which my remarks seem to have made
upon you, that The West, as scetion, opposed
that bill. did roi intend 10 be so understood
knew that the vote upon il WIS nearly party
vote. and have ever since felt proud oil The course
pursued By our Democratic friends, without re-
gard to sections, upon that important measure.
have Eel, especially high respect for The course
of those Eastern members who although they had
opposed running up The Stale debt yet, came Tor
ward as became Virginians, and voted 10 raise
The means OF payment, although they knew that
The burthens OF taxation would fall heaviest upon
their constituents. Without their votes, and
without The money raised out Of The pockets OF
their constituents, the obligations OF The State
could not have been me,-lhe credit oi The Slate
would have been sunk, and the cause oil Internal
Improvement so far as il depended uron Stale
credit. would have been dead. Dead dead
Mark YOU, Messrs Editors, that my remarks
were made in defence NJ The EaN, against the un-
ms, charges and drnunciaiions oi the Western
nsitat0rs. | made no charges against The West
eTn people generally. On The contrary ! con-
tended thai thew were net identified, in sen.
timcnt. with those who were seeking 10 lead
Them, and embitier them against their Drelii-
rem Of the East. | appealed 10 The history
OF The Tax Bill Of 1928, 10 prove that The
Western agtators were ahead oil the western
neopl.. and contended, that the finching and
lodging OF many Of those asitators, when pay
time came, proved that their people were ho'
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LOOK AZ HOME

The British profess To IN. The greatest philan-
thropsts in The world. They will braveIy roh
their own over taxed population of lwenly-mil-
lions Of pounds and generously spend i, in The
emancipation OF The West India Islands, nslen-
sibly 10 benefit The black race though experience
has shown that the movement has cnailed in
calculahc evils upon both whites and blacks
They willdispcn.e, with lavish hand, millions
10 relieve the mierabe objects OF their charity in
this country; bu in doing all this FER ara, they
grossly violate all justice dcccncy and true charity
al home. Who eau read The following distressing
statement from The London Spectator AMI no,
brand England with odions hypocrisy? She may
make splendid crusadcs against The vices, wretch
ctncss and oppression of other nations, but her
motives and conduct must be condemned by The
whitening Indignation Of the Christian world, az
long as the following dark picture remains true,
in all its revolving details:
"Among the speak al a meeting Of the Scrip.
turc Readers Association, last week, was The
Hon and Rev. NJ. Eillcrs, who quoted some sa-
i>tical returns respecting The metropolis, which,
though not altogether new. are curious: II ap.
pcarcd thai, in 1913, GEL persons were taken
into custody By the police; and of those 1913
could neither read nor write. There was num-
Der of persons 10 whom the printed word OF God
was perfectly useless and 10 whom il could only
be communicated by word OF mouth. II was IS
limaled that 5000 women OF abandoned charac-
ter died annually in their sins without the least
attempt being made 10 save their souls There
were no less In about 80 900 cases Oidrunken.
ness annually entered on the police sheets. They
all knew il was declared lha, The drunkarl could
not enter The Kingdom Of Heaven, and yet every
encouragement was given 10 thai sin-a> iii the
raising OF splendid buildings II had been asccr-
taincd that the entries Of men, women, and chill
dren into fourteen gin-shops within one week
amounted 10 the enormous namucr OF 2b9 lis
No less Than 10000 rose daily in London with
out knowing how 10 subsist or where TO sleep
Ou al 700 900 people inhahitin. l2i ,0e0 houses,
il was found that 1888 families had moi in their
possession single page OF The Old or New les
lament. Upon moderate computation, il was
calculated, thai, in circumference Of eight miles
round St Paul'>, there were l0jo,0OO Sabbath
breakers"
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NOTICE.


DElNG appointed receivers Of al claims due
ID 10 the firms Of Fitzpatrick, Clarke \ Lyon
and Fitzpatrick & Lyon, and OF John n. Fia-
patrick individually, by The Superior Court OF
Albcmarle county, we notify all who are indett-
ed 10 the parties aforesaid, either by bond, ac-
count or otherwise, that speedy payment must he
made, as il is important that all matters con-
neced with these concerns be closed as early as
practicable.
We have pu, claims into the hands of Col.
Alexander Fitzpatrick due 10 The firm ot Filzpal-
rick Il Lyon an!-J. \. Fitzpatrick individually,
for settlement and collection, rs many OF them
are loo remote for us 10 attend 10 their collection
in person. but no suit is authorized 10 be brought
until reasonable notice tails 10 effect our wishes.
HOGG, WIIlTMORE & co,
ScotlSvie, Va. Receivers.
~ b. No other person than ourselves Is au-
thorised 10 collect any claims whatever, due 10
The persons aforesaid or John \. Fitzpatrick in
dividually, except such as We authorize.
June 6-cli H., w. g. co.
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For The EngnittT.
KINDNESS IN SCHOOLTEACHlNG.

KINDNESS IN CHOOL-TEACHlNG.
In a town not thirty miles from Boston, young
lady, who aimed al the high standard oil govern,
ing without force, and had determined 70 I'VE aha
die oy her faith, went into school, whlcn was
far below The average in point of good order
Such were the genIleness and sweetness OF her
manners and intercourse with her pupils, that, Tor
few days, there was nothing bur harmony. Soon,
however some of the older pupils began 10 fall
back into their former habits OF inaenlion and
mischief This relapse she met with lender and
earnest circumstances, and by an increased mani
festalion OF interest in them. But il was soon
whispered among the transgressors that she would
not punish and this added a, once 10 their confi-
dence and their numbers. The obedieht were &C.
duced into disobedieDce, and The whole school
seemed rapidly resolving inlo anarchy Near
The close OF one forenoon. when this state OF
things was approaching crisis, The teacher sus,
pended the regular exercises Of The school, and
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From lie y. q. pieanruc. Aarra ~


TIE GovERNoR'S ORprEs.-Tae wal Iumor
increases, and The excitement grows still more
intense. The official orders Of the Governor 10
The Adlulanl and Inspector General Of the State,
calling on him 10 furnish, forthwith, for service
in Texas, from the First Division OF The State
Militia, two Companies OF Artillery, with field
pieces complete; aud from the Militia Of the
State, two Regiments Of Rillemen and two Resi.
ments OF Infantry, equipped Tor service in th,,
hest possible manner, appeared in the Courier of
last evening
Before the lime al which rhooc orders appeared
in print, they having been previously comnnn'-
Gated 10 Gen. Lewis and BY him 10 Major Ga!ly
and Captain Forno, these Two latter officers had
mustered volunteer force all sufficient 10 6ll M
The Two Artillery Companies. Captain Forno>
command is mustered, as we write, at the Al
morv of the Washington Regiment.
Major Gally's men, we understand, are busy
down and de i9 pT2E ha he I i awayS rae
State under his oontoi, aic Idh9eG along -.
Peter street, opposite The Arsenal. A gloriou,
career Ia the brave Drcanois
Companies l. and q, otihc 9Th regiment oi In.
ianlry, arrived last evening from Baton Rouge,
on the steamer Arkansas No. s. They are I'M
der the command Of Maj. SeawcIl, Lieut. y.
llopscn, Lieut.. f. N. Page, and Lieut.. CAN'T
They arc en- rOatc for Texas.
Departure or THE TRoors.--Besides The Ar
iillery Companies under Maj. GalIy and Capt
Forno, six companies (R, G, F, q, II and y Of
the 1,h Infantry, a!out 200 musketS, will embark
for Texas in the steamship Alabama tomorrow
evening. The officers atfr he'd Ia these comra-
MES are Captains Hawnirs, Lee, Seawell, !" 2're
and Holmes; Lieu,cnans Br.uon, llopscn, iun-
Der, Page, Can't and Dana. An officer will -
main NJ Forts Who'd, Pike. and the Barracks be-
low The city 10 take charge Of the public proper
Is. The Adjulani OF the 9TH Infantry, Lieut.
Galin, proceeds with The Regmenla Head
Quarters in The Alabama, expecting 10 join The
commander of ii in Texas; that officer being with
the command of four companies in Pensacola
harbor. Surgeon Craig accompanies The Fix
nntn m nies
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TN CHANCERY-ViRGIHrA AT a Court #
L quarterly sessions, held Tor Accomack count,
~ adjournmenl, al The Cont House thereof, az
TUESDAY, the 27thday OF May, 1915:
George 7. Scarburgh, Plaintiff
against
Ann Maria Silvcrlhorn, Priscilla Silverihmn,
John L. S. Silvcrhorn, and Robert Dali and Eli
zabeth his wife, Defendants.
The defendants not having entered their ap.
pearance, and given security according 10 The act
OF Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence that ihey are
moi inhabitants Of this Commonwealth 1t j. or
dcrcd, that the said defendants do appear here on
The | 81 day OF August term next Of this Cuuu, and
answer the bill OF The plaintiff; and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in The city of Richmond, for womonlhs
successfully, and posted at The front door u the
Court House OF this county.
A true Copy. Testc,
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Great Reduction.
I thousand P0ifnt Shoes and BI0eutS fOr Sal
AZ HHo!cmic and R,iaH al TIC
PEN1 TEN i A RY STORE

Ten Thousand P0rnf SfOcs and Bi0eues fOf Sale
AZ HHo.cmic and R,iail al tic
PEN1TENTlARY STORE
THO dispose ollhc present large stocklhe Board
l. of Directors have made very liberal dis
counts, and The Agent can now offer stronger in
Gucenents 10 purchasers than he has heretofore
been able to do invite call from dealers, and
those who wish 10 bny for their own use hers
satisfied thar they can suit themselves both i'll
quality and price: also
1900 double wove Wheat Bags
500 doz. Cast Steel Axes (equdi 10 arIs uan,y
40 kegs Wrought Nails, from Cd 10 20i
Trace, Well and Machine Chains
Cart and Wagon Harness
Wheat Fans, Cutting Boxes, Poushs
Rcfiseraors, Safes, Washslands and Wa!d-
robes
Wagons, Carts Drays and Wheclbanows
Burr Millsiones, a superior article
265 pieces heavy double wove kerseys
so pieces While, Colored and Plaid Flannel
Oznaburgs and ready made Winter and Sum
mcr C!olhing for Servants, which offer Tor sale
on accommodating terms al the Penlenliary, and
at The Store on 18th ST leading TO Mayo's Bridge
July 1S-vtwd&c JAS. G. SPOTTS, AS..
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~ Observation-Disclosures: a; a Superior Court "i
Chsnc-ry fr the Richm nd Circuit, held at ir Ca
ptn in the City of Richmond, on the eth day Of June
ISIS -
Jan Ferguson, widow Of June, Ferguson, decd !,
and Mary Billaniyne Ferguson and James Ferguson,
.,ldren of the said deceased under the age of twenty
YEARS. who by The said Jean Ferguson, their mo
IN r and next friend, P,alntitfS
sgain.t
WIN II. mcfarland, administrator Of James fersu
soa aias Geo. r. Hamiitun, deed, Defts.
Tns di ~ came the claimants and filed Their bi
10 which the defend mi filed his answer wherfupon
The cause came hy consent 10 be heard on the SAID
bin and answer, and was argued ny Counsel: On con
si!erat,on whereof the Court doth order that per
sons rho may have claims against James Ferguson
alias Geo. F. u imIon, dec'd, exhibit the sam, beirc
Commissioner Poitiaux, for s-ttl, within t"ur
months from this date and that this order e published
Tor eight weeks in the Richmond Whia and Richmond
Enquirer, two of the newspapers published IN the City
% Richm md and posted The front door of the Cont
Hose of the said ety. AMI also Of the county al en,
. two several Court days,
= CQpy--TeSe y. l.. HOWARD, CLERK.
s--rwSW
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VIRGINIA, FRIDAY MORNING. AUGusr %. 1915.

it, The meeting then requested the Governor of
ohIo TO make requisilion upon the Executive of
Virginia for the immediate release OF The unjust
" incarceracd citizens Of Ohio.
We repeat oar horc, that full and fair JUS ice
VIII be done in the premises. Virginia asks no
hing but tie execution Of her laws. and The
maintenance OF her rights and safely Whether
81 not these men, who were VIGOROUSLY engaged
in aiding The robbery of our citizens, be Justly
brought under the jurisdiction olhe State OF Viz
gina, and suffer punishment, will be decided BY
a inst tribunal. Atall events, The energetic mea-
s"ies OF the heroes Of ParkcrsburS" will he
warning 10 their phiIanlhropic ncighbors OF Ohio
me- TO thrust themselves into concerns which in no
wise apneriain Ia llcm
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FROM VESEzurt, -RgTrRH or Ma. Ellis
Daics from Puerto Cabel!n have been received at
Philadelphia By The Venezuela. The Hon. Yes
pasian Ellis has returned by This brig in coIsc-
quence OF the arrival Of Mr.. Shields, his succr.-
sor Mr.. Ellis took official leave OF The Repub-
lie on The 3Is, nit. The Liberal, newspaper, -
Caracas, and letters from Venezuela, speak III
the highest terms Of Mr. Ellis, and his Official
conduc, and personal character
IN. " NJ Mrs.
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ONO CorSTY, Va:
Personally appeared before me, The subscriber,
Justice Of The Peace for said county, John List,
Cashier, who being duly affirmed according 10
law, declared that The foregoing statement was
just and true 10 The hes, Of his knowledge and
belief
Given under my hand this lih day OF July,
ls45. GEO. DULTY, J. P,
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81 FIRE!-On Tuesday night asl, about hall
past three o'clock, the wooden building, corner ot
Second ami Leigh Streets, occupied by MIR NJ.
Bowen as Confectionery, was SCI ON ire; ANA
notwithstanding The frcmen were Gas usually
promptly on the SPOT, yet The flames made such
rapid progress that all attempts TO ATTEST lhrm
proved unavaiIing. The building, with HE SO, K
IN trade, fixtures furniture, &c, IVES entirely con
sumed. MIR. Bowen had barely time 10 escape
with his family from The devourins element. The
house belonged 10 MIR. A. Barsamin, cost about
$1,000, and was insured Tor about 81 oG0. MI
Bowen was only insured 10 small amount, and
will lose, il is supposed, in stock and furniture,
sly OF seven hundred dollars
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NUOS. PINCHBACK, William B. Sadler'
Richard Booker and Alfred 0. Essleston;-
Take notice, that on the ID day Of sep!em Ee,,
1915, at the storehouse OF COL Joseph W W. So
between the hours Of 6 o'clock, A. NJ, aid o.
clock, P. NJ, shall proceed 10 take the deposi'
tons oiJos. Scott WIN. NJ. Scott VIM. M. Book
er and others, to be read as evidence in suit de-
pending in The Circuit, Superior Court q Law and
Chancery for the county Of Amelia, oIg The Chah-
Gerry side OF said Court, in which Thos Pinch,
back and VIM. B. Sader are plaintiffs, and ana
others are Defendants. If the said dispositions
should no, be taken on the day aforesaid, they
will be continued at the same place, and between
the same hours from day to day, unit, completed,
NJ which time and place you can attend II you
think proper TO do SO. LUCY BOOKER.
July 4-cw2m
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~ cuANcrRY.-Via Al superior Couit of
1 Chanee,y for the Richmond Circuit, held at The Ca
r,,ol in The city of Richmond, June =, lsiJ:
alryanler :. Brown aud Patrick w. BrowD, eNecn-
Ard dcv;sc IS of James brown, deceased, and -x-eu
tnr. AMI dr.sees oi Anna Pi;fed Brown, decensed and
me said Patrick W. BROWN trustee OF Ann Is Georgr
p...n,itf- Against
ia. snrad sheriff Of Henrico county, and, NJ SUCH
administrator de bonis non, with the " III annexed OF
Robert Burton the elder deceased James T. Heath tS
,cutor o, r. bert Burton The younger deceased, John
nIr,on John Macintosh and Ezs Jane hts wife, John
svmonds and Sally lis wife, Jacob llier0nimus, late
sheriff of frederick county, and Us such, administrator
4. bonis non, with the will annexed of John Hopkins
deceased Samuel Pleasants, Bate Sheriff % Henrco
cnny and "a such, administrator, with the will an
y. ,rd OF John Graham. deceased Charles THOMPSON,
IA niu.lraof dr. bunis Eon, with The VIII ann Ned, :"
William Mi1heI deceased, Samuel 'Tayloi, Charles j.
NJ Mnrdo Robert Rres, James SCAT, Executor OF Jain
leslie deceased and IN his individual character, Jain
Hmwn Thomas Brown, George L. Brown, Charles l..
p,,,vn AMI Ann Is. l;.otee, Defendants;
The count ordered. that all persons who may have
claims against either Robert Burton the elder Robert
Bi.tnn the younger, exhibit the same before Commits
.onrr Poiaux, for settlement, within thrr1 moihs
an this date; aud that tins order be published for eight
weeks IN the Richmond VIII. and Richmond Enquirer,
rs, of The newspapers published IN the city OF Rich
naad aud ps;-d al the door OF the Courthouse oi the
sad ety. and also Of the county Of lenrico, On Two Sc
yrrai roir, days. A copy-Teste
~ z. HOWARD, Z. G.
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81, GO9,4G % Sl,5l5l55 %
Dividend declared for last six months three per
cent.
Profits arising from premiums and exchange
last months were s., iG7 o..
Attest: ARCH'D WOODS, Pres't.
A. p WOODS,
THOMAS PAUL.,
NEIL NcNAGHTEN,
W. w. SHRIVER,
F. POLLOCK,
J. w. MITCHELL
THOS. JOHNSTON,
Directors.
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r-.,,s of The Richmond Enquirer.

..-r,. rpouirer is published DAILY and SEMI
,rEEKIY For the Daily Paper, scven aoiiafs per an
~ and nj thr rate OF eight dollars u taken Tor snort
hu.., Than one year For the Semi-NeesS, five
e. las r,r nnnum ard Three Dollars for six months,
hs IN advance TO be pad IN the eec or remitted by
9, most paid; q, Six Dollars per annnm al The end Of
the ye.r. ,,., - ,;,
i,d and available Bank notes, at the risk Of tue Edit
"a, rostope Of all letters beng PAID by tie pritrs-
80, ncs,ar-of a single letter is scarcely of any account
i've writer IL is the accumulation Of postage, IN an
,,.ns,yc business, which operates as serious tax
IN, e Editors
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
rs THE DAILY EN0UlRER-For one square OF
,,t,en lines ur less first insertion, fifty cents, anu
,v,,y succeeding insertion twenty-five cthts- Insert
81 once week, twice week, or three times week.
thirty seven and half cent?.
IN THE SEMt-WEEkIS-t'ne square "i S'Ncen
l,,s or less INST insertion, cents; Tor each c"h1
anee. 81 cents. .,,;a ,,,,,h ,,a
Orders from distance must be accompanied WIN VIC
nav mr. satisfactory references 10 insure eHecu-
ZION. ,ot So, All, 70 6,r tbir,v
49, md in thai proportion for advertisements oil
, tsn,ih-except Lottery Vendors ana aucuoN-
er,s who are charged one hundred dollars, paper ~
~ Al, Ob;,aaries and Marriage, from the country,
.irneyer the pauy's handwriting Is unknown III ths
of,cc must he uthentcaed by the endorsaton o the
Postmaster in the ueghborhood, they will III no care
10 rublishrd Every measure that has been taken To-
orn, ,m,s,stons and quzzes, has proved heretofore
aa,yalug We must, therefore, insist IN such case,
anon The being certified by The name vi
~. postmaster oritf.n the back Of fhe igtfsr.
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS. United STATES
Government have, we learn, chartered The baiqur
phrnix, Captain Eoush, now lying in This por,.
10 transport troops from old Point 10 Aran>a-
Bay, in Texas. In addition 10 the Company OF
United States Artillery ordered from Old Pcinl,
we have been informed that three other Compa-
MES OF The same corps have received oljels 10
embark for Texas. The PhTnix dropped down
James River last evening and will 60 10 SEA
from Hampton Roads in few days.
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TN HANOVER County Court June q. 1915
i On the motion of Edward w. kim6roush. one
OF the legalees and distributes OF John MN
broueh, deceased, it is ordered that publication be
made in The Richmond Enquirer, requiring all
persons who have claims. against The Estate OF
the said John Kimbrough, deceased 10 present
the same for settlement before The September
Term Of This Court, 10 John D. G. Brown, Exec,
utor of said John Kimbrough-at which, said
Term, the Court will order the said Estaie'lo be
distributed by the said Executor, among The iesa-
tees and distributes entitled 10 the same.
A Copy-Tesle':
PHILIP B. WINSTON, G. Ii. Z.
Inlv l8-cWSW
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The final result in Tennessee is the election Of
A. V. Brown by about iS0-l Democratic ma
Ioriiy in The Senate, and 2 Democratic majority
in The FIouse-and six Democrats 10 five Wh,s
Members Of Congress.