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SHERWOOD FOREST.
f-HEN "OOP
Charles City County, Va,
limo ii iSi5

Gentlemen: Your letter, inviting me, on behalf
of many Of 'my old constituents OF Hanover,
without distinction OF party, 10 partake with them
Of an "old fashioned Virginia barbecue" at such
time. in the presen, or ensuing month, as would
be mos, agreeable 10 myself reached me in due
course Of mail, and reply 10 it under the in
duence Of feelings which cannot well express.
What wonld give me greater satisfaction than 70
exchange greetings with those, sicr the manner
vor, propose, who, at an early period Of my life,
yielded me their kind support in responsible sia,,
lion 10 which their confidence had raised me, and
continued i, 10 me, with almost une1amped nnani-
nifty, through series of years. The hand es-
tended 10 me, whether Of Wing or Democrat,
, would be srasped as that of an old friend, who,
in other times, had given me his confidence, and
sustained me in course OF independent thought
and action, amid the many sgitaling aud momen.
tous questions Of the period Since The conhec-
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CONCORD ACADEMY.
AMELIA ACADEMY.

FNtIE next session Will commence September
i Isl, and close July Isl.
TERMs-Sl50 for board and tuition-S75 pay
able September lst, SIS February lsl No pupil
will be received, unless BY special agreement, tol
shorter lime than The session, and no deduction
made for late entrance or absence from any
cause but sickness A monthly circular will be
sent TO parents and guardians, and every rupi
will be required, unless excused, 10 attend The an
nual examination at the end Of the session. Di
rect (post paid) Lodore Post Office, Amelia
JULY l-cwl0w WIN. H. HARRISON.
~ The Wing will please copy.
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Medical College.

~ RICHMOND, TiRGINIA.
uSlIE. Winter Course OF Lectures in the Me-
deal Department Of Hampton Sidney Col
,sr, will commence, in Richmond, on Monday,
,be o-,h iav OF October next, and continue until
me las Of February following The new Col
la, and Hospital Eiifce has been completed,
AMI every arrangement has been made to afford
,ha S,aien, all The advantages which are oblai in
81 in am institution in the L. S. In addition 10
he usual Lectures Surgical and Medical Gil
r,eges will he given regularly al he College Hos
nj,s C.v .hlmshonss, PeIilentiary and Armo-
re-: hv which The Student will have the opportu-
pi.c OF Witnessing the diseases incident 10 the
Sorn. aad which he will be called upon TO treat
A, The commencement OF his professional Lille.
Tie number o; major and minor Surgical opera
,iors which have been yearly performed before
IN. Medical Class, has already claimed Tor The
Cylle.e he reputation OF leading school tor
Surgical instruction.
JOAN CULLEN, NJ. D., Professor OF the
Tnsory ard Practice Of Medicine.
L. W. CJAMBERLAYNE, NJ. d., Profcs-
sor Of Therapeutics and Materia Mrdica.
r. L. BOHANNAN, NJ. D., Professor OF
Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women and Children.
JEFFRlES WYMAN, NJ. D., Professor OF
Anatomy and Physiology.
SOCRATES MACPlN, M. D., Professor OF
AUG. L. WARNER, M. D., Professor Of
Surgery.
CARER P. JOHNSON, NJ. D., Demonstra,or OF
Anatomy.
The abundance Of materials for dissection, and
The convenience and comfort OF the dissectins
room will enable the s,ndent TO study thoroughly
The Anatomy Of the Human Body, and also ac
cuire skill In the nse Of Surgical instruments.
Cool board, including lights, lael and servants
attendance, can be procured from - 81 10 -
Re. week.
Current bank notes Of The States 10 which the
Students reside will be taken for tickets.
AUG. L. WARNER, NJ. D.,
June l3 Dean OF the Faculty.
SANDS sARsApARILLA.-Therei is no
- safety Tor The patient suffering iron Cancer
Scroilla, or any form OF malignant uc r. save IN
getting rid OF the corrupt matter in the blood
which fosters and stimulates the disease-lt is OF
lnle use 10 administer I mere palliative.
II, will but skin and film the ulcerons place,
Wh:l- rank corruption, mining al within,
lntecls unseen"
The sufferer who wishes curative remedy
instead Of a means Of temporary relief, SHOULD
resor, a, once 10 Sands Sarsaparilla: first
however, Tor his or her satisfaction, examining
he record of cures it has performed, CT learning
from som: friend who has tried it The nature OF lis
operation. The proprietors court an inquiry
into its merits; they know that il will come ou
like seyen times proven gold from any ordeal &c
which il might be subjected.
For further particulars, and conclusive evil
dence OF its superior value and efficacy, see
pamphlets which may be obtained ofagents gratis
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, and for
esporaon, by a. B. SANDS & Co., Druggists
and Chemists, Granite Buildings No -, Broad.
way, corner of Chambers Street, New York. Sold
also IL ALEX'R DUVAL & CO, Agents
Main Street, Richmond, Va. Price 81 per bottle
OF SIX bottles for 8. July
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elected 10 the Presidential Chair as the least az
eViis-may viriuous people in 1913 hurl hin
from his position as The iGN Of evils.
by Sergeant Il. z. Dual. Our Country and
The cause ot mankind
By; II. Montague, R. l.. D. Tic memory
OF The Pauiol Harrison.
By W. H. Richardson, r. L. d. Virginia.
May her daughters be in faro. Of annexa.ion-
10 man.
ByJ. B. Ferguson, Jr, R. l.. D. The Com.
mander Of the Richmond Dragoors-The So.
der as well as man OF v0ti
BY John NJ. Patton, guest Citizen SOL.
diery-The best defence OF a free peorle-a well
organized Volunteer system, The best orgariza-
lion Of the Militia
Alter sitting OF several hcufs distinguished
by hiaiiiy, coed humor aud Gecorum, lie Rich
mend and Henr;co Dragons escore, tres.
friends, The Chesterfield Light Dragons. n
Mayos Bridge, where, after mutual saluta.ior-
and cheering, they parted; the two former lfel
retFaced their steps 10 Cary street. where Ines
parted with cheers which are memsn,os 81 The
past and hopes OF the future
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70 he Ed,Drs Of IL: Enquirer !:

To ne EdtlOr5 u "a ENquVfy:
Hanover, July 3 1915.
Gentlemen: You will please insert in your pa.
ner The enclosed letter OF e1-President Tyler, in
answerto an invitation TO parake of Barbecue
proposed 10 be given him al i'kinson's SPRING, in
he lower end of this county, BY his old cons,i-
iuen,s. Your compliance will oblge yours, &c,
JOHN G. ATKINSON,
ROBT. ANDERSON.
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The Amelia Springs.

TNuE AMELIA SPRINGS are now open
Il tor the reception OF visilers The mineral
qualities OF The water is SO well known, that the
Proprietor deems il unnecessary TO allude 10 them,
but pledges himself 10 make this delightful wa
teling place an agreeable retreat Tor all who may
visit Them. Fare 10 correspond with The times
June 2T-clm +. a. WILSON
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JONES & WINSTON,
Wholesale ana Retail Gro-ers amt
Com N, issiOn Merchants 9,
RlcnMuNp, VIRGl:IA,

WILL give prompt attention 10 the sale Of
wv Flour, Corn, Wheat, Oats, Tobacco, Q:
any other Country Produce consigned 20 their al
dress, or hat OF their Agent, GEO. X. PEAKL.
FOR SALE upon The most reasonable Terms,
Bacon gross and NIT lierrines, Sugar, Coffee,
Molassc>. Salt, Iron, Nails Steel, &c, &c. Or
ders solicited, underline honorable assurance, lha,
the customers OF no house IN the civ shall fare
heller. June 23-Ci5Jv
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL, IN STAUETON.
By Pike POwcS
TIME next session Of This school, will COM
i mence on The 18th of August, and terminate
The 18th OF June following Monthly reports OF
The progress and department OF The pupils are sent
10 their parents or guardians, and hoarders are
required unless excused, 10 attend some house OF
divine worship on Sabbath morning.
Terms-Board and tuition Tor ten months Sl3l,
payable semi.annuallyi in adranec The number
Of pupils is limited, and persons wishing 10 enter
their sons will please make early application
address PIKE POWERS,
July S-cllt Staunon.
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DIVIDEND

TINE President and Directors Of The Farmers
i Bank of Virginia, on, OF The last six months
profits, have declared dividend Of three and a
half per cent, subjec, 10 the State Bonus Of per
cent, PAYABLE on the 18th inst.
WIN. III. MCFARLAND,
Tnlv 3-c4l President
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UPPER APPoMATTOX COMPANY.
THERE will be a meeting OF the Trustees o:
i The Upper Appomauox Company a. Farm
vile, on Tuesday, the l5h day Of tbs mortb,
Culy)
By order OF The Superintendent; o,.
In,v 4cn Clk Y. A. Go.
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COLUMBIA ACADEMY.

TINE second session OF this institution will
i commence on The 18Th July and close on
the 18th December. The terms Of this school
for the session OF FIVE months, are as follows for
the English branches ten dollars, and for The an
cient and modern languages, and the higher
branches OF Mathematics, G.leen dollars board
and tuition fifty dollars.
The Principal is graduate Of Emery and
Henry College. and can prepare his pupils for
College. He deems il unnecessary 10 trouble
the public with recommendations, as any who
may feel disposed 10 patronizc him, are referred
10 his former patrons, who will attest 10 his ability
and laithiunesS in the discharge of his duty.
ROBERT w. WATTS,
June 20-cwSw Principal.
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SALES OF TOBACCO Is RICHMOND.
The following shipping crops Of Tobacco wefr
sold at Public Warehouse a, private sale by
Dcane Y Brown, VIZ
Mr. J.J Gilliam's crop, OF Buckingham couu.
w-Ilhds. Nos and 4 al $40, No. al 6, No 6
at !, No : a, 8, No 8 at S-boushl hy Jas. Gray.
Edward S,eeer, ESQ., Of Buckingham Hhds
Nos. / and al $40 No. 3 IL :, No. Al 8, No Z:
al :, No. GatG, No. at 6, , hhts Of Tugs q. ; ~
Dough; by James Gray.
Mr. r. W Foster, Of Cumberland county
HID No al 80, No . Ct S so, No. at J. No. 4
al ) 15-boushl by Jas. Gray.
Mr.. W. II. Mayo, Of Cumberland county
Hhds Nos. | and , Of 50 50--toueht hy Jane;
Gray. No. 3 at i G2!-boueh, By Casn,e. No.
at Thought By J. Grny. No. ) al t;-tougi.:
by Gilmer
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The Washington correspondent Of The y. y
Journal Of Commerce says that Governor Shau-
non, late Minister 10 Mexico, has made full
communication 10 the State Department or .hr
subject OF Tie results ot his mission The preseut
condition and policy OF Mexico, and The cha.ac.
Ter OF our relations with hat Government
The letter adds -"Slr Shannon fully confirms
The truth OF what had been strongly surmised IL
loie that the British Government had COL some
init upon The Calionias. Shr has taken mot.
gage upon them 10 secure The payment 10 her sub
Iacis Of debts 10 the ainoGnt OF lwcny-.ix million,
oi dollars. Our Government has, learn, oil.
Britain will reciosc the mortgage, in due lime,
have not The least doubt"
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CO.PARTNEPSBIP

CU-PNK NEKST1IP.
The subscribers have associated themselves TO
ge,her for conducting the DRY GOODS bust
ness, and take this opportunity of returning their
thanks for the very LIBERAL patronage bestowed on
the lac frn, and would solicit continuance,
pedgins ourselves that every effort on our part
shalt Be rendered 10 give universal satisfaction.
The stock Of Goods IS large and well selected,
aud will BE sold on terms 10 suit the times.
lTT{OS. D. QUARLES,
GEORGE A. MERWlN.
Granite Front Building,
No 229, Broad Street, Shockoe Hill.
p. S. Orders from the country attended TO
with the greatest care. T. D. @.
July 2--d6t&c4t G. A. M.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND DEBTORS
A IL creditors OF James Cole Dickinson, late
II Of Louisa county, are called upon 10 pro-
duce their claims Immediately for settlement; and
persons 10 whom the decedcn, was bound as Sc.
curly for others are particularly urged 10 make
their demands Immediately known 10 the under
signed, and to see The principals, else this notice
will be pleaded in bar
All indebted TO The deceased, likewise, are mott
fled 10 make Immediate payment, as the condition
OF the Estate admits OF no indulgence.
JONATHAN T. COWHERD,
Administrator with the will annexed
June l7-cw6w.
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MADEIRA WINE.

TINE few Pipes of Wine advertised some lime
ago. have come to hand, and willb broach-
Ell for the convenience of,hose, who may require
carhoys or or. casks, Of either the London Par.
,icular, the vintage Of 1923, or those Of a more
recent vintage. WIN. WALLACE.
JpIy 9
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MR. STEvESsoN's ORArIoS.-lt gives rs great
pleasure IL lay before readers the admifahie
eulogium proncrncedhy Andrew Stevenson ESQ.
OF Richmond, in honor oil Gen. Jackson. Irhas
shown great Ingenuity in presenting his sutjrct
in many novel and striking points Of view. Tie
beauty ana force Of the portrait he has drawn a,r
honorable, both 10 The orator anu The hero II oc
cupieS large space in this evenings paper tu,
We could not appropriate it 10 better a.d nohisr
PURPOSE i mon Ipfig
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CREDITORS, TAKE NOTICE.
THE creditors (if amy of Richard Cole, de-
J. ceased, late Of Louisa county, Virginia,
will please bring forward their claims, without
delay, for adjustment, there being assets now in
hand to pay them. A distribution is intended
speedily; apafhose who disregard this call will
be barred. RICHARD TALLEY,
Administrator Of Richard Cole, decd.
Louisa, June II, lSi5.--cw5w+
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~. NO TIC i.

PURSUANT 10 decree ott!c Circuit supc.
i rior Court OF Law and Chancery f1r Ymk
county, pronounced on the 29ih day; Of April,
1915, in cause therein depending, On which
Baker P. Lee, Benjamin l.. Bucstrcut, and other
creditors of Matthew Jones Gibbs, deceased are
plaintiffs, against The Executor Of Thomas A.
Gibbs deceased and VIM Howard. Sheriff Of
York county, and Committee OF the estate Of Mat.
thew J. Gibbs, defendants. All persons having
claims against the estate OF the said Thomas a.
Gibbs, deceased are required 10 exhibit The same
before me as The Commissioner Of said Conf. on
or before the first dav OF Angus. nexi. TO be re.
ported to the Court for settlement
SAML. SHIELD, Comr.
York county, June 2l-cwSw
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.-Thc subseii.
~ bcr having formed co-parnership with
John A. Robinson, his business will IN Ia
lure be conducted under Toe Grm Of WILLIAMS
& ROBINSON. Upon all produce in hand, Ii
bera, advances wtll be made. Flour Of all grades
and bss, quality will be kept constantly on ha
Our personal attention will be given 10 seles Ct
Tobacco, Flour, Whe I, and all other consien.
ments directed 70 our care
Jnne 2n-c2m THOS. WILLIAMS.
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A T Court Of Quarterly Session held for The
n county Of Louisa q, the Court House there
Of, on Monday, 9th day OF June, l945:
On The motion OF Robert Faushee and Plea
san, Henshaw, legatees Of VIM. McGehee, dec'd
the Cour, doth order, that all persons who may
have claims agains, the said deceaent, do sxhhi,
The same TO his administrator, Jacqucline D. Sill
liam, within eish, weeks from this time for settle,
meni-and that copy OF this order be published
IN the Richmond Enquirer, paper published in
The city Of Richmond, for eight weeks success
slvely, and posted al the door Of this Court House
on two several Court days
A Copy-Tes,e:
v,co m o..
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June 20-gSw

LOUISA RAIL ROAD COMPANY.
EaE President and Directors Of the Louisa Rail
y Road Company have declared Dividend OF
,Sfee per cent in the capital stock paid in pays
Oe"n The 18th day of July 1915.
July -3t A. w. TALLEY, Treas'r.
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NOTICE

DElNG appointed receivers of all claims due
ID TO the firms Of Fitzpatrick, Clarke & Lyon
and Fitzpatrick & Lyon, and OF John n. FiH-
patrick individually, by the Superior Court OF
Albemare county, we nollly all who are nde0'-
ca 10 the parties aforesaid, either by bond, ac-
coun, or otherwise, Mat speedy payment must he
made, as i, is i'm oriant that all matters con-
nec,ed with these concerns be closed as early as
practicable.
We have pu, claims into The hands Of Col.
Alexander Fitzpatrick, due TO the firm Of Fitzpat-
rick s. Lyon and J. n. Fitzpatrick individually,
for settlement and collection, as many OF them
are too remote for us 10 attend 10 their collection
In person; bu, no suit is authorized TO be brought
until reasonable notice tails 10 effect our wishes.
HoGG, WHlTMORE & CO,
Scotlsvillc, Va Receivers
n. B. No other person than ourselves is au.
thorised 10 collect any claims whatever, due TO
the persons aforesaid or John r. Fitzpatrick in
dvidually, except such as we authorize.
June CT H., w. g. co.
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On Wednesday morning, they had no, heard
al New Orleans, of the annexation OF Texas
That night, the Princeton, with the news, pa,,e,.
he Capes OF Virginia.
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DISSOLUTION.

TIME Co-parinership heretofore exisin. in
i Farmvillc, between y. L. Rnddel & VIM.
&. Flournoy, under the style OF Ruddell x Flou
nor, has been dissolved hy mutual consent d! The
parties. Allpsrsons indebted 10 them are request
ed 10 make immediate payment, and these holc-
nds claims agains, them, a.e requested 70 pre-
sent them, for settlement. WIN. &. FIou!roy
alone viii close he business.
A. 3. RUDDELI.
July -cI WIN. e.. FLOURSOi.
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
rNHE Co-partncrship of oUARLES, MER-
i WIN & SUTTON, is this day dissolved
By mutual consent. All persons having claims
will present them for settlement, and those in
dcbted will please make payment without delay.
The name Of lhs firm will be used BY either part
ner in winding up lis affairs
THOS. d. QUARLES.
GEORGE A. MERWIN,
F. v. SUTTON, ia.
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CLIFTON ACADEMY.

THEprese session OF this School will close
i with an examination on Friday, The 18th OF
June, and after vacation Of month, the cxer-
cises will be resumed on the l4ih ofJuly ensuing
The charges for board and tuition will be the same
as heretofore, which may be seen BY referring 10
The Enquirer or Wing Of Nov Is 1874
June 3-cwlf RO. G. LOVING.
CONCORD ACADEMY.
TIME next session Of this Institution will com.
i mence the lst of July, at which Time some
Of the students, having completed their Academic
course, will leave vacancies for others
Address-Concord Academy, Caroline county,
FREDERICK WIN. COLEMAN.
June 2i-c6te
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FNHOS. PINCHBACk, William B. Sadcr,
l. Richard Booker and Alfred 0. EgSeston:-
Take notice, that on the 18Th dav OF September,
1875. at the siore-house OF Col Joseph NJ. Scott,
in the county of Amelia, and State of Virginia,
between the hours OF o'clock, A. M, aid 6 o.
clock, P. NJ, shall proceed TO take the dspos,-
,ins Jos. Scott, VIM. NJ. Scott, VIM. NJ Book
er and Others, to be read as evidence in suit de-
pending in the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Cdancery, for the county of Amelia, on the Chan
c.ry side Of said Court, in which Thos. Pinch.
back and VIM B. Sader are plaintiffs. and and
others arc Defendants. II 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, until completed,
a! which time and place you can attend If you
think proper TO do 50. LUCY BOOKER.
July 4-cwom
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COMMISSIONER OFFICE, I
Richmond, April 10th, 1915. !


Richmond, April 10th, 1915.
TN the Superior Court Of Chancery for The
i Richmond Circuit,
John Cosby, run.
Against
James Gray ct ais, DIS.
Pursuant 10 a decree made in this cause on the
2lsi day Of March, 1915, |, as one OF the Commits
sioners in Chancery for the said Court, have ap-
pointed the oath day Of June next, between The
honr, of len o'clock, A. NJ, and two O'Clock, T.
NJ, and so from day 10 day between the same
hours Sundays excepted, until the 18Th day OF
July following at my Office in the city OF Rich
mond, State of Virginia, for receiving and near
ilg The proof of whatever debts or claims the Gre
diio.s Of David NJ Branch individually, and OF
The late firm conducted under the name OF the
said Branch alone, but composed OF John 3. Al
len and the said Branch, may have against either
the said David NJ. Branch Individually, or against
the said firm. And should any such creditors
TAIL under this notice, TO come forward and prove
their debts or claims, the Court will proceed 10
decree distribution OF the trust funds among
such Of the said creditors as shall have duly COM
pllciherewi,h. JOHN SHORE,
April lS-c2awt29Jy Comr.
Mrs. SARAH F. DAVlS:-As you are
vi nonresident OF Virginia, you will please
hereby axe notice, that shall. at The house otJes-
Sc Walker, in the county Of Buckingham, on the
ith Of Angus, next 1915, between The hours OF
O'clock in the morning and o'clock in The even
ing OF that day, proceed 10 take the dispositions OF
Nancy Walker and others, TO be read in evil
dence ia a certain m .tier in controversy now
depending before the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancery for the county of Buckins-
hsm aforesaid, wherein am plaintiff and you
are defendant, when and where you may attend
If you think proper. And il, from any cause
said dispositions shall not be taken on that day; or
having been begun, shall not be completed on thai
day, the taking oil the same will be continued
from dav 10 day, between the Same hours Of the
day, and at the same place, until the same shall
be completed and finished. Yours, &c.
June 20-cwsw PETER G. DAVIS.
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HENRICO LIGHT DRAGONS.

Celebration al Baea0nan's Spring. July4M, 1915.
This Company, after participating in the ILL
tary parade OF The day, repaired with It's guests,
The Richmond and Chesterfield Light Dragons,
10 Buchanan's Spring where Dinner was served
in The best style OF Thompson, of sour House.
Capt McRae presided, assisted by Lieui>. Sta.
pies and Calm.
The following ioasts were drunk with high
degree CT patriotic feryor:
II
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REGULAR TOASTS.

/. The Day we celebrate: TIE elixir OF life ,c
Freedom. votaries: The sacred fountain. whence
iiba,ons are drawn 10 renovarc the soul u the pa
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fir oen reibsnben Gtein ober GraDel (Sries),
uub aIs Srantbsiten bic aus Dem 2Sader ent'
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pinps uno ,pafertrcbeno, reinisen nno far:
fen ceu Olasen, erpsfcn 4ppetit, beilen bas
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