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VIEWS FROM ABROAD.

(Trandatcd f,om The Bremen Go-citc, Of 9M De-
+ eemJcr, 1871, for the R,chmond Enqnircr.)
In no States in Europe is there more interest
manifested in whattranspires in the United S!ales
of America than in the Hanse Towns The
trade between The three Republics is a large and
steadily increasing one: and The intercourse, con-
seouently, has extended itself to such degree
aided by Improvements in The model OF ships,
that the space of the ocean which separates Them
so frIgh,ful in by-gone times, on account of lis
apparen interminablc length, seems almost 10 he
annihilaled. Indeed, BY the frequent and speedy
VOYAGES it is thought to be not much more Of
hazardous undertaking, TO make trip from Bre-
men, or Hanbursh, 10 New York. than from
either place TO Rome. In addition to this, the
British steamers have facilitated communication,
in the way OF correspondence, so much, that il is
matter of vexation, particularly to merchants,
il their letters are delayed in their receipt few
hours beyond the Time that they are due. It is
becoming so natural for them 10 hear, paactWaNy,
once at least in every two weeks from America,
except during the Winter months, that any dsap-
poiniment which may be occasioned is submitted
10 as one Of no ordinary nature.
Is it wonderful, them that Germany should feel
so much anxiety in the decision Of all the pfomi-
nent questions Of the day in the United States,
when they may have so important bearing upon
The relations OF the people Of the respective conn
tries, or upon the prosperity OF each} Its natu-
raj that she should feel the deepest soiciuae, not
only as to which Of The rival candidates hos been
elevated to The Presidential Chair, but as 10 the
poliev which will govern the administration of
The successful one. 1t has and will create aslo-
nishment in Europe, that one so renowned as a
statesman, and so covered with years and no.
nors," as Mr. Clay, should be defeated BY Mr..
Polk, an Individual whose name was compare.
lively unknown beyond the limits of the United
States and who was in his boyhood while Mr..
Clay was distinguishing himself at Client as
diplomatist and peace-maker among the great
men Of his age. II the services which the two
aspirants had done the State in past years had
been made The pivot upon which the election turn
ed the result would conclusively show that the
nation had been gully Of ngraiitude. But the
motto of the people of the United States is spri-
eipia non honlines," and Mr. Clays political prin-
cipks were regarded as adverse to American in
teress, and to the steadfastness with which he adj
hered to them, he has fallen a martyr Individual
ly, he had strong hold upon the affections OF his
countrymen. His endearing manner never faied
10 make him friends-the sincerity Of his pro-
LESSONS retained them as such-and, at this mo-
r,ent, even under the most signal defeat, he has
great personal popularity. He Is the idol OF The
Federal Party-(a party tha, has always been In
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

WILLIAMSBURG. December ". l5i4.
Tue parties concerned in the foregoing decree,
az herb. desired TO take notice, that have ap-
lined Wednesday, The 9Th day of February
next 10 lase lie account required BY said decree;
IN which iay, by len o'clock, in the forenoon, at
.ny Office. in the city OF Williamsburg, the parties
af..saii are required 10 attend with their vouch-
rrs. rars-s. and evidence, 10 enable me 10 carry
said decree into effect, accompanied BY this orsi-
nal decree anu notice
Jan. 3--w5S SAML. SHIELD, Conn.,
IN -VlRGlNla:-Al Rules held
I 10 The Clerks Office of the County Court OF
Buckingham county, on Monday, the ID day Of
December. lSii:
FaCua Ca>on, Hiram B. Cason, and Obadiah
Wco,a and Mildriee his wife, Pitts;
against
Ian Z. Gillian. Executor of Sarah Cason,
deceased. William Cason, James Cason, Natha-
mel Robertson and Polly his wife, Samuel Ad-
cock and Nancy his wife, and John G. Godsey
and Sarah his wife, Deits
The defendants William Cason, James Cason,
Nathaniel Robertson and Policy his wife, Samuel
.Adcocli and Nancy his wife, John G. Godsey and
Sarah his wife, not having entered their appear
;nce and given security according 10 the Act Of
Assembly and the Rules OF this Court, and i, ap-
pearins by satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants of this country: 1t is ordered that the
>lii absent defendants DO appear on the first day
ii March term next, and answer the bill Of the
plaintiffs and that a copy Of this order he forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in the
CITY Of Richmond tor two months successfully,
and posted al the front door Of the Court House Of
lnis county X. ELDRIDGE, G. q. c.
Ian 3-wom
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From the Old Domimion.]
CAN YOU FORGET Me?

CAN IOO EOhoL1
Can YOU forget me? | who have so CHERISHED
The vericst trifle, that was inemorys link,
The roses that you gave me, although persisted,
Were precious in my sight; they made me think,
You took them in their scenleSs beauty shopping
From the warm shelter OF the garden wall:
Autumn, while into languid Winter dropping,
Gave its last blossoms, opening bnt to fall.
Can you forget them!
Can you forget mel am not relying
On plighted yows-alas | know their worth;
Mans faith 10 woman is trifle, dying
Upon the very breath that gave it birth.
But remember hours of quiet gladncss,
When, if the hear, had truth, it spoke il then,
When thoughts would sometimes take tone OF
sadness
And then unconsciously grow glad again.
Can you forget them
Can YOU forget me? my whole soul was blended,
AT least il sought TO blend ITSELF with thine:
My LIES whole purpose, winning thee, seemed
Thou vert my hearts sweet home, my spirits
shrine.
Can you forget me? when the freight burning
Flung sudden CLEANS around the quiet room,
How would thy words, to long past moments
turning,
Trust me with thoughts soft as the shadowy
gloom.
Can you forget them2
There is no truth in love, whateer its seeming,
And Heaven itself could scarcely seem more
true
Sadly have awakened from the dreaming
Whose charmed slumter, false one, was Of you.
gave my inmost being to thy keeping
had no thought did not seek to share;
Feelings that hushed within my soul were SLEEP
ing,
Walked into voice, to trust them TO thy care.
Can you forget them!
Can Won forget me? this is vainly taskins
The faithless heart, where J. alas am not
Too well know the idleness Of asking
The misery-of why am forgot?
The happy hours that have passed while Kneei-
ing,
Halfsiave, half child, to gaze upon thy face
But what 10 thee this passionate appealing
Let my heart break-i is a common case.
You have forgotten me
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~ ENTHUSIASTICALLY a Circuit
c,osr;,,r Court Of Law aud Chanccry, con-
- t. aliorrnment, and holden for the county
- :, i,mrs Civ and the City Of Williamsburg at
- - conr, House in the said city, on Wednes-
'nI inc ijl:scnth day Of May, in the year one
ma ,n3;,,ss,l,i eight hundred and ioiiy-ionr !.
lam Blair Whiting, an infant, under the age OF
,r.',,y.cae wears, By Richard Homer, his next
,r;sa,i. and Richald Homer and Mary ms wife,
laie Mary B. Litlie, rus
a.ains.
Thomas G. Peachy, Executor of Mary b. An
lrevS deceased, and William S. Peachy, admi-
r,,,ro;or with The will annexed ofJohn b. Peachy,
dec asei, Dens
,a;r,d his age of twenty-one years, and being no
longer an infant il is ordered, that thai iact DC
suggested upon The record; ana this cause ha"lnS
aJaeC BY lie death OF the defendant, John biair
Peach. and having been revived in the name OF
William $ Peachy, Administrator de oonis non
Min tho will annexed oi,he said John b. Peachy,
,ni coming on now again 10 be heard upon the
ORIGINAL and amended bills, exhibits filed there
win he transcript, OF The decree Of the Court Of
apn,a,s made in the said cause, the answers OF
The defendants, Thomas q. Peachy, Executor OF
The a>,wi and testament Of Mary 3. Andrews,
and The aliswe! Of William S. Peachy, Admins
lrs,or lie bonis non with The will annexed OF John
r. peachy, the examination of Witnesses, and
was argued by counsel. Upon consideration
whereof The Court, without settling any prin-
ciple in the cause By the consent OF the parties,
doh ad;udge, order aud decree that the defendant,
Thomas G. Peachy, Executor of the last will and
testament Of Mary b. Andrews. deceased, do rem
der before one Of the Commissioners OF tins
Cour; an accoun. OF his actings aud doingss upon
the estate OF his Testalrx, the said Mary B., VINO
is required 10 state, selle, and report The same 70
,ae Court, with any special matter deemed peril
lsnl BY himself, or which he may be required TO
STATE by either OF the parties. And il IS further
Gecreed and ordered, that the aforesaid defendant
Thomas G. Peachy, submit himselfto be examin-
ed in solemn form, upon oath, before the Com
missioner who mat execute this decree, upon IN,
i-rrocaiofies 10 be exhibited 10 him by The said
complainant touching and pertinent TO the mat
ers u me said account requredio be rendered py
lin. A Copy. Teste,
TIL. 0. COGBlLL, c.
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=, The Richmond Enquirer.

lei = nuhlished DAILY ana SsMi
" The Eutu ,h. Daily Paper, seven dollars pei sa
WEEKf so, Of eight dollars # taken ur shS,.
nm. and At Tue .a' ,sar For the Semi-Weekly, Nv.
>, r,~ than ".s and Three Dollars fot sh mon, =,
s,I,rs per annu - \, pad in the Office, or reuieu oy
,syasls IN 81, Dollars per annum az 'he Gnu y
hall pos, paid; OF s'A w.
the yeiI. ), ,his Office may be ,enn. s ,ha Edi
az All dues ~ Rank notes, at the risk VI VIZ
in god and asa,o i,t,,rs bang paid BY !ee
tor i.s p'Sss. s;rce letter is scarcely VI ay In nm
The postage V 4, i. the accumulation % s;nns tax
70 i"e Ma VI hu,,ness, which opeia'e' -
n'S, ,Lr Gii,ors ~ ADVERTISING.
ms naiIY ENouIRER-t%a r %"' cents, and
IN ~. or less first mset''oh. va, :,s-ii insert
SIXTEEN esdng Insertion twenty-five ,,,n,s week,
r.f's 50 u,rk. twice a week. OF 'i's'
=. ~ seven and halt cent. INV dollars for thirty
H n,l advertisers are chaiseu Jy.,,isruients of n
-" AMI in that pr'paf.i"h " v..Jrrs and Auction
It,, Ieprth-excrpi L'eiy, va dollars, paper in
Who nre charged one hu"'''
cudei.l r,,r ,ycEKIY-0ne square VI saAso"
ance 50 cents d;s,,ncr must be aeeompanlea WIZ. sne
Orders ifo' s,,.facicry references 10 INSURE e"'eu
ADVANCE ply, or
ti,T .:.. and Marriages from tnc county,
.Ir Al! v'',,s,s handwriting Is unknown az ti,'s
whenever ins ,S.n,icaied BY the endorsatiah OF u'
OHee hiu'. ~ nishhnhood, or they VIII III no case
PossI!is' :" Eyr,v measure that mas oeen 'aken "
r. .'a;,;ons and Guizzes, has proved here'oIo'e
PEI nc We must therefore, inSist, ~ suo" 80
una'a'A accommodation bcins certified ny the name OF
.% r ~ rr.,ea Me back Of TIE tetter.
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To The Editors ofMe enquirer.

Gentlemen: We have seen with surprise and
regret suggestion purportins 10 be from ci,i-
gems OF the county OF Princess Anne, through The
Norfolk Herald, proposing that Convention be
held in the town OF Portsmouth, sometime in
March next, 10 nominate candidate 10 repre-
sent The Democratic party Of the first Congress
soual District, in the next Congress OF The Uni
ted States. Our object nov, is 10 enquire through
you, why such Convention should be held
Archibald Atkinson Esq. The present Represen-
talive, has, We are informed signfcd his viii
lingness and desire 10 serve The Disric, for another
term-ifso is there any just cause why he should
be set aside? Has lie not served The District faith
fully? Until we are assured Of The contrary, be
will be supported by many voIcfs Of the county
nj SURRY
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The President ELEcr.-The Nashville Union

The PRESIDENT ELEcr.-Thc Nashville Union
says:-'lf Mr.. Polk has any friends who suppose
him capable Of prosi;nlins the high station Of
President 10 the advancement ofihe individual
schemes Of any aspirant for the succession, such
friends have studied his character 10 little pur-
pose. 1.-The has friends who arc INDUCING hopes
or entertaining fears that he will throw himself
into the arms OF any section or division Of The
Democracy, all such are destined 10 disappoint-
ment Speaking from a knowledge Of the man,
which is co-extcnsve with our very existence, We
have no hesitation in saving that he will know
no man as a Van Buren, man. or as Calhoun
man, or any other mans mamie will recognize
no such divisions in our ranks so far as his adj
minisira,ive policy is concerned"
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Hen7ico AgricuRural and Horticultural Society.
The Executive Committee are requested TO
meet at the Capitol on Monday next, the Sd Feb
ruary, at 10 o'clock, IL fair, otherwise, the next
fair day. to make arrangements for the next e1hi-
bition Of the Society. The members will please
come prepared for that duty.
January 81, 1876.
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OR THE ENQUIRER.
Tojacco Exhibition md Premiums, at FdrwrWc,


T1jatco Exhibition and Premiums, at EarMriHc,
on he ISL dayof .JUnr, 1915.
A Tobacco Fair or Exhibition, will be held in
Farm"i!le on Wednesday, the 18Th day OF June,
1915, (bcing The "Wednesday alter Prince Edward
June CourD and Premiums will be awarded for
The hos, hog>heads of Manufacturing AMI Ship
ping Tobacco The amounts oi the several Pre-
miums cannot now be definitely stated as they
will depend on The number OF competitors for the
premiums The necessary sulpS OF money for
The premiums will be made mp hv contributions
from The several exhibitors, (S2 80 each hogs
hcad) payable 10 the Inspectors before the day Of
exhibition. MS dcGgasMto hare large premiums,
itrhcEe will be sIllicien! amount contributed
and, from the indication OF pablo sentiment il
is believed that they will amount to 800 each,
for Manufacturing Premium No. l." and Ship
ping Premium No. l." ard $50 each for "Prc-
miums No. y"
The Judges or Committee Of Award will be
di>interestcd gentlemen, OF Endoul!ed qualifca-
lions: and the exhibition, as also The award and
distribution Of the premiums, will I've conducted,
il is hoped ard believed in the most unexceplioaa-
bic manner
Exhibitors will please mark their hogsheads
with the letter T., in addition 10 their own mark
The Judges will mol. Of course, have any opportu-
uy OF knowing The name Of The exhibitor.
The Inspectors have requested TIC urdersien-
ed 10 aid them as a Committee Of Arrangements.
|, is hoped and expected that The Judges can Be
obtained from the Richmond or other markets.
Extensive Tobacco Sales will take place after
The exhibition.
ARCHER VAUGHAN,
c G + s MIES5g1 Committee.
rarmville, January IL, 1915.
we cordially approve Of the Exhibition above
referred 10 an believing that the landahle RI
valry Which II viii encourage cannot fail 10 er-
crt salutary influence Oh the tobacco planting
interest Of the country We would respectfully re-
commend 10 our friends and planters generally,
10 become competitors for the Premiums
Richardson g. AlcDearmoD,
J. NJ McNutt & Co.,
b. NJ Robertson,
G.. w. Daniel,
c. R. Barksdale & Brolbef
J. B. Hiiard,
VIM. Fl. Venable,
Thns. Hckson,
H. E. Warren,
n. R. Flippln.
P. II. Jackson,
Almond 6 Ransom,
J. w. & w. NJ Womack,
G. G.. Read,
" E. Venable,
q. 8. dJ.J. Scott
Morton & Dupuy,
Venable, Anderson & Co,
Wilson & Watkins,
7. B. Wooilon.
Farnyis, Jan. l3, 1915.
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Wing says:-"A gentleman called upon us few
mornings since TO applisc Us that very valua.
bic aud extensive Gold Nine had recently been
discovered in the coHa,y CT Franklin Va. III
discovery was By Nlessfs Hale and Harrison Q.
Hamilton county Tennessee, who had leased
a large quantity ofland upon which the discoyer,
vas made. Il is supposed lha. en- immense
amount Of The precious meta! Is imbedied in The
adjacent lands, Il is though! that Miners woul.
do well 10 visit Franklin county, a. their servicca
-~;cL' = .@".iArsa valuable - themselves a.I
others
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IN Y-ViRGlxl.:-AtRules taken
L in The Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery OF Prince Edward
county, the 4,h day Of November, 1874:
Edward Dillon Henry Dillon, James Weber
and Nancy his wife, Berry Foster and Fanny his
wife, Lucy Dillon, Thomas Dillon, and Jane
Dillon, infants. who sue BY their next friend,
George Mckay, Plaintiffs
against
The Children OF John Dillon, deceased who are
unknown, Fanny Rather, Manson Hardway
and Nancy his wife, Benjamin Buster and Eliza
beih his wife, William Dillon, Allen Watson,
curator Of the estate Of James Dillon, deceased
an Mary Dillon, in her own right and as ad-
Enlsrarix Of James Dillon deceased, DTS.
The defendants. the children of John Dillon,
eecfa>ci who are unknown, Fanny Rather,
Manson Harlway and Nancy his wife, BENJAMIN
kn>ieI arc Elizabeth his wife, not having entered
us;r appearance and given security according TO
an Act Of the General Assembly and the Rules
. his Court, aud ii appearing that they are not
Inhabitants oil this State On the motion Of the
ile!a'ias o. counsel it is entered al rules afore-
,am' ana accordingly ordered, that The said de-
%h'ah's, The children of John Dillon, deceased,
VINO are unknown, Fanny Rather, Manson
ii4e Nv. and Nancy his wife, Benjamin Buster
"l f!'zaosih his wife, do appear a; rules to be
a"sn N The Clerks office Of said Court, on the
~ Ni2nday in February next and answer the
,'aiiui' bal, and that copy Of this order be
.,io'~i'h inserted in some one oil the public news
jaieIs- Printed in the City of Richmond, for two
, .ord,s successfully, and also posted at the
nom door Of the Court House of This county
\, : A Copy. Tsste,
Der 21-wSw y. WORSHAM G.. c..
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BANK or VIRGINIA, !

BANK or VIRGINIA.
January To- 1915. !
SIa enclose The quarterly statement 0! the
condition Of this Bank, and Branches, On Tie
frs, instant, Is required BY law.
have the honor 10 be-
Very respectfully,
Your obcd', sery',.
JAMES CASKlE, Presiden;
JAS. Mcdowell, Esq, Gov. OF Va.
GENERAL STATE oil the BANK Of VHoIxiA. srd
Branches, on the first dry Of Jsnua.v, lst5.
compared with The first day Of January, ls.l
Jan'y., lSit Jan'y, ieii
Outstanding Dell, $l.5lG,05G "a Si,o61,.76 TO
Foreign Bills Of *
change, 22,S5S Il 1851 70
Real Estate :57,o02 81 3i3 501 81
Stocks, GiG,sH 80 6i601i -
Specie, 500 5a II $50 ,9GS 80
Due from other Bis.
in notes and balan.
ces, 33s,6i3 SO S40ssi II
Varial. inile books cS,e35 SO o5,519 81
- ----
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BAxk or VIRGINIA, Ian II, 1915
The undersigned, Directors Of The Bank OF Nir-
sinia, certify that he foregoing statements has.
been examined, and are believed 10 he correct
JAMES CASkiE, Pre..ten,
WIN. GRAY
FRED. ERA NSFOKD,
THOMAS H. ELLIS,
HENRY LUDLAM.
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PHILIP B. WINSTON, c. C.
COMMISSIONERS OrrIcE.

~ Richmond, 9Th December, 1874.
.. ne parties concerned are hereby notified 10
yy 1ss in the city Of Re aooa on
"; = win their accounts for settlement.
.,,.ae creditors OF Henry King, deceased, are
$50 notified to attend at my Office, in the city
r,,esait, on the same day, and at the same time,
~. 'neir claims, properly authenticated, against
Dec 7-sam JNo, SHORE, commr.
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~ II OUP!. IssIe,
uer 2l-w6w B. J. WORSHAM G. G.

) CHANCERY.-vIRGINIA:- In Hanover
,,ircu!t Superior Court, October 18th, 1914.
larha Ann Harris, Barbara w. Kelly, and
0~ef Plaintiffs:
against
chares P. Goodall, Executor of Henry King,
Csceased, and other Defendants:
a'anns other things decreed, the said Court
W. ~ iT'ier adludge, order and decree, that the
r:';s!efan' Charles P. Goodall, Executor of Hen.
y ,aias deceased, do render before Commission
:. yoih Snorc further account Of the rents and
f:Slls OF he Real Estate of Henry King, and Of
as uan>ac,ions as Executor ofthe said King;
a'ia Ihai The said Commissioner do, by advertise
as'ii, .or two months in one or more of the news
2aper> in the city of Richmond, require the Gre
ITO nu5s Of Henry King deceased, to appear before
I'm and exhibit their claims against the said
iisnry Kings Estate in the manner now required
y law. A Copy-Teste,
PHILIP B. WINSTON, C. C.
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Doub,fuldeh, At Bank and Branch.

Doubtful del, 1T Bank and Branch
es estimated al
Last dividend Of Profits, including
bonus 10 the State, - per share,
leaving 10 the credit Of surplus.
or contingent fund, exclusive Of
interest which has accrued on
suspended and deferred debts,
tina, are good, and will be col
lecled,
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STATE Of VIRGINIA, City OF Richmond:
This day, Samuel Marx, Cashierof The Bang
Of Virginia, personally appeared before ne. T.
Justice Of The Peace 10. The city aforesaid, AM
made oath, that The foregoing statement Of The
condition OF The Bank OF Virginia, on the lst in
stan is correct, to the hes: Of his knowledge ard
belief.
Giyen under my hand his 18th day OF Jann.
AIRY, 1915. ". D. BLAIR.
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CANAL COMMERCE.
Arrivals by the James River and Keaa~sa
Canal for The quarter ending 3isl December.
1911, viz:
1911. hhds Tobacco
Gas do. Stems
9,619 boxes Manufactured Tobacco
29,37l bbls Flour
Gl,S2l bushels Wheat
sos do. Corn and Meal
$50 do. Oats
744 tons Pig Iron
All do. Bar do
l0,SS9 do Coal
1909 do. Stone.
Up LOADING.
l2,767 sacks Salt
l,477i tons Plaster
IS do Coal.
JAS. P. TYLER, Toll Gatherer.
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T AIDES DRESSING BOXES, a beautiful
IL article, for sale low by
S. SUTHERLAND,
Jan. % Opposite the Banks,
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s6,sil,52G 81 S17,ll2,2C3 o.
S3,Gi4, leo 90 s3,G44.ioo 60
sG,sIl.52G 81 s7,ll2,363 .

Jan'y, 49,;
Bad debt nj Bank and Branches es-
timaled at s:63,la5 ..
Estimated loss upon Real Estate 1888 IL
Estimated loss uron Stocks, excu-
sive of the 5000 Shares Of Jas.
River and kanaWha Company, 1896 %
Variation in Books, being az un-
asceriaincd deficiency in assets, $3.50 z
SGi6-l5 .;
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