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MARK LIDDLE

Kingdom ot Ireland, Will take notice
Ihs, 90 this day Vsa Brown, Bs Ad.
minisIrstor Of Jbmcs Grahdm, late Of
carroll county, de Ceased hled his pell.
iiun IN the CUuri Of Common Peas Of
Carfoh Couniy Ohio. against hIm; said
petition sets loTth that on the HlWih
day ui August A b. lsA4 the eslend-
auI being indebted To the cunglaiuaul
IN the sUu 81 S943, Tor pat 81 thr pur
chase money oi the South easl qpauer.
OF secl,UR t~enly SIX. Ia luWnshlp (OuT-
teen, OF Range hse, Carroll couuiy, 0,
hIO, executed TO lae compairam a
mortgage on the premises sloTtstId, 10
secure the ply yneat It the pure Sc mo
Hey win InleTesl, thereon S412, Of
Which Was due on the 6fsu duN OF Au.
gust l845, wlih interest. Thai, Ihe
same Is urpeJu snd unssttsded. The
prayer OF the petition Is, thai the Court
order The lands afares I'D TO be sold to
pay lhs purchase monies aforesaid, aud
% iorsCloss aud ioIoyPr bar iae said
Lidd!e, tfOm he Elu,iy Of redemption,
nnd Tor general reheI. And unless The
slld deiend6Ol shall wilalH siSlt days
from tho using OF tho sat tenn ol The
Court pead, answer or d.hur, 10 SAID
peul;ou, The matters and thugs therein
contained wall he Hksn Hs I:u and cna.
lgsspd, and rrcrre had accordingly
VAN BROWN. ~ person,
March l3 u 1916 Pr. lee ) 25- 6w.
STATE OF OHIO, Carroll County, IS!
COutsr OF tOMAON PLEAS
llENAk G3lSS, Admin ! p,;.,o, E.
IslTaior Wltb tne vii an.
nrxsd If Joan Cnss Gee ,,a,l,,s
rs
JACOB CRiSS, el ais. ' >'"""'''
Jpcob Crss, and Snaphel D Cr-s oi
Carroll couhry, Ono, Qr John I Criss
OF bem,nr county, ONO, Nichu,o'
Grss, William Ctyss, l;aac Cuss, Dd,
Sld Crlss, Jrua Asa Cuss, J,nss Cuss
ana John Long, sad Melinda hong bE
vile, ui h. cOuniy Owen, lntIspa, b IL,
aa6 iegaIees of Juhn CIIss. drCtast G
are hereby notified IA1r on lhts day
Henry Crsa, AdmlnlslIbtQr with the
wul annexed OF Juhn Cnss, late 0LCaT'
T0ll coualy deceased. flied III 'be Olllce
nj The CIrIk oI he COuIl. vi Commnn
PIraS OF SAID counly,a peliion @h'ch
srtsloFth thai SAID John CFlss, deceased,
IN hls lielrtne sold 10 William CFIsS EhIs
son a CeTlniR tract Of laad IN Brown
Township IN said county, on the y h
day of Janaary lS4l, thai said WitIaTi
Crlss, took pUssesslun OF the samr, that
iull pay mtBI pus made thrrpior 10 he
deceased, and that he never muds 10 the
purchaser y Deed Tor said md, the So Re
heIng the undivided half si SIX acres
OF Iaad iyirg oa the west SIDE OF the
EpsI halt OF The Suuth East quar-
Ter Of sGcuoR ID township lG range 6
Carroll county. Ohio The pfAyrF. oi
he peirica is, thai said lisnIv Criss,
Administrator vi h ihe will anne xed OF
John 'Flss, may be salhnllsed by said
CoOd 10 comp'rte said real euuira CT, Of
dressed, and make to said purchaser.
William CriSs, deed in Zee sImp pie Tor
The in eresi al said Jphn Crss, in said
land. &c.
Sad petition will be for hearing al
lAG nesl tern o. said COuFt
VAN BROWN.
Auy Tor Petitioner.
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GarIo.llon, Feb. 6. 1916.
A G0ODB ARGAFN!
WHO FKANIS 1T?

Fhe subscriber Wishes % sell Guar.
Ter section. OF L!Gd. shuyIe in Bruwn
township, Carroll cogRls, OHIO, wltnrn
one aud ball nsles o( the Sandy aud
Beaver Caaai. II has ~ tuyFovrmenis
on VI h rs weluGhergd, suYIoundc d
with good iarms, and Is II ,hr midst of
we'll Setried and good aeIghpnrhocd.
A pari Of he price ~J!i he u CURED 10
hand. and Ihe haiunce in payments. A
good ocd -ufRcIen' 'ifie caa be gwen -.
For tuFl her particulars app,V Ia
KENDALL JACKSON, Agent
FrR
JOHN G. Bk ENNEN,
Feb 20. 1886.
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SOse E4eathes.

A first rare Iot OF Spanish Sole Lea.
ther, just received end Tor sale by
b SINCLAIR,
FehEIhry 6. 1916.
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RaACKNMITnlNG.

The subscriber
respectfully M
iOTns his old Gus
toners and the
pubIIJ generally,
that he has re-
moved TO the
Shop TeceRtly oC
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

b. virtue Of a writ Of alias vendr FS
DoHas lssued oul Of lhr Courl ct Com.
'Hpn F'easo' CARROLL county Ohio. and
tome directed. will off, tor sac 1T
tha d.'oF oi hs Court Il use in Cayroil-
'oh, ga Monday the Is b day cl Aprll
Ne'Ween tie hpurs 0l ten O'Clock 4 NJ
and 4. r. NJ of said dav the IoHcw,ng
Real Estate TO wit: LOl pum Der 27 N
'ha Town OF Dow RugSllle III Csr'olt
county. TAX n in EXeculioa aRo viii
be sold. by me
Z, MGglRE Snerif.
hlnoL 10 lGtn-
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COMMON PLEAS CARROLL. CoUM

TY.
Samuel Williams, Ad !
IDmisrsior with lhr
VIII snBexedl of Samu-
el Bear, decreased.
vs.
George Bear, Jonathan Petition, fo
BPar. Daniel Bea =, Ma !eav- % rom
Nv Sparks lniermaTtied p'ele real con
with John Sparks. Ell tract.
Nberb Bartholomew.
iHteTmsrTied with Bas2I
Bartholomew, Martha
WAbers and William
Walters. j
The sand Georgt Bea r. Josaihsn Bear,
b. NIel Bear, Mary Splrks iniermarri.
I'd with John Sparks L beth Brlhol
emew, lHiermarried wuh Boa2 BarIhnI-
emeS, Martha Walters and WiliH ~
walters, will take notice that pollution
was filed against them on the twearv-
FIRST day ut March, 10 he year oE 4. D.
1896. in the Court Of Common Pleas
10 aNd for said county, bg S tnu VII
'Iams, Administrator with the w III. p
nexed :, of S,muel Bear dcce sef. amt
Is now pendiRe. wbafeH lha sad Ad-
IDinIsi FstoF pFavs said roUrt for leave 10
complete contract Rade by tao dsceas'
cd 10 his lifslime fot ihe So ie of tbs fol-
iowIDg described real estate, to wit, the
Eas, half OF tho Norrh EisI quarter of
Section 'hir,V t30l in township twelve
tl2l Of Range five ~ 10 Ihe district OF
lands made snbieeI to sale ar Stru
bsDvllIe. Ohio, with Daniel Bear, and;
thai sl the next Term Of SAID Court u p
plica,iOR will be made by said Admins.
traitor for leave 10, complete said con
tract.
SAMUEL WILLIAMS,
nv EckIv & DAVIS his Atty.
April 2Id, Is46.
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STlTE or QUO, Carroll Comfy. 81.
COURT OF LOAaUN PLEAS.
YGeaiiOa giier -AorealJer TcTR, ,g45,
VAN BROWN. Admin I
Isttalur oi James Ora.
ham, deceased 10 CbaneeTy
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PR0 SPEC IUS

For i~prasias iAs CARROLL FREE:
PRESS, aud lor eTtsAdhg u eirca!s--
ton.
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LEENBURGH FOUNDRY,

April 3rd, 1892, tee 2,25.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-06
Enr nc Ennilircr.

Messrs. Editors What is 10 be the cost il The
Free School System 10 be adopted in The State?
The average cos, in The Northern States per child
per annnm is about SO 80. There are 2l5,000
children in this State Of the age to 20 10 school;
this will require annually The sum otSl7, 900 dol
lars, 10 say nothing of The further additional cost
OF building school-houses. The capital of which
this sum would be six per cent. interest, would
be 1866 66 dollars. Where is this 10 come
from? Is the 900 dollars 10 be an annual ap-
preparation?
The scheme proposed BY the Education Con-
vcntion, and made the subject OF a memorial 10
The Legislature suggests the six per cent interest
upon The Literary Fund, TO meet this EXPENSE
this fund is l,52i696 Sc; six per cent. upon
which, is SOL Ash 76 ont OF this per annum IS
now taken for University $4,000 dollars Mill
tary Institute al Lexington ] 500 dollars; leaving
The sum of II 9Sl dollars and 76 cents available
for The SUPPORT of system that is 10 cost sSi7 1000
pcr annum; deficiency Of 742 OILS dollars and "a
cents But it might be said This deficiency is 10
be supplied by a tax, if it had not again and
again been declared By The very gentlemen advo-
ealing this system in the Convention in reply 10
hints thrown out, blaL their people woutd not con-
sent 10 ann increase of taxcs-besides that was not
subject for them 10 consider, Il belonging 10 nc
LEGISLATURE. Such is the result Of great Con-
vcntion OF The wise men OF this State, many OF
whom took especial pleasure in abusing the exist
ing system which, in 1919, actually schooled 2S,
coo poor children, at an aggregate cost of 6o 500
dollars which is about all the annual available
means OF The Literary Fund that is TO support
The proposed scheme of free schools. requiring
$4,000 dollars per annum.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-06

MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF MARYLAND
The Message of Governor Pratt, was delivered
Yesterday in the Legislature. 1t is very long
and enters fully into The affairs oil the Stale
The finances claim prominent position.
State tax collectors have been appointed in
all the counties except Calvert, and are proceed
ing with the collection. In Calyen the county
Commissioners will moi give the collector the tax
books.
The gratifying fact is stated that during the
year more taxes have been collected than would
pay the whole interest on the public deb,-the
collections being $7l0,79f 5l-lhe interest being
1855, i2l 90. There remained due for arrears ii
interest on The to December, 1915, 81 ,:'75 Sgi
20, being $50 1868 81 less than was due on The Isl
Of December, 1874
The sinking fund of the State was on the first
December, 1915, 81 ,I0i 030, and is certain thai
il will, in the time limited BY law, amoual 10
enough to paw of the whole debt.
The entire debt Of the State, bearing interest, is
1886 75l IS.
He suggests, that if it shall be decided as he
seems 10 think il should, TO resume The cash pay
ment Of interest on the LIST OF October 1876, that
il will be necessary 10 fund the arrearages Of in
,cres, due on the Isl July, 1916.
He Then recommends The tax laws, ard sug
gesls such alterations in them, as will make them
more effective.
The receipts from the "Siamp Act" it is esli
mated, will amour. 10 800, 900 al the end of The
year, for which il went into operation; and he
recommends that il be extended TO all instruments
which were, by The decision OF the Court Of Ap-
peal>, declared 10 be excluded By the phraseolosy
Of the existing law. He also reco amends tina,
lottery tickets be also required 10 be stamped.
The message then adYerts succncly 10 The In
ternaI improvements Of The Stale-the Mary
land Penilentiary, which has been juiiciousiy
managed the past year-louches upon The Oregon
queslion-and concludes with the assurance TO
the Legislature, that he will cooperate win Them
State and the welfare OF the people.
BALI Patriot.
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MARRIAGES..

Married, on The evening of the 30th ult., By
Rev. VIM Norwood, BoLLIsG w. HAxaLl, 10
ANNE E. eldest daughter Of the late John r..
Tripelt, Esq.
Married, on the 3lst December, at The Second
Baptist Church. by Reverend L. L. Magoon, Mr..
ions BAuS, 10 Miss MARY V. Corr OF Chester
field
Married, on Thursday evening, the 18th ull.,
in Lynchburg, By the Rev. Mr.. Cumpslon, CHAs.
w. STATHAM, Esq, Jnnior Editor OF the Lynch.
burg Virginian,) to Miss MARIA VIRGINIA, daugh-
Ter of Mr. Thomas Ferguson.
Married, on The 18th ult., by the Rev. Joseph
Banes, PnrLlr JASPER, Esq, to Mrs; ELLEN
TRENT-a of the county OF Cumberland.
Married, on the 2iIl December, al Music Hall,
The residence OF Captain James II. Terrell, hy
the Reverend Z. Boyden, PETER CARR, Esq, Of
charlottesville TO Miss LYDIA LAURIE, daughter
OF the late Nicholas II. Lewis OF Missouri
Married, on the lI,h OF December, in the ccnn-
ty of Prince Edward, BY The Rev.P. J. Sparrow,
Mr.. WM. BARRETT OF The city OF Richmond, to
Mrs MARGARET f. PALMER, adopted daughter OF
Samuel G.. Anderson, Esq.
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Louisa County, Dec. 20, 1914.
To tic Editors Of he Euqul

Gentlemen You will please announce in your
next paper Colonel Benjamin F. Dabney as
candidate al Tie ensuing election in The Spring,
for the sufrages ofthe voters composing the Sena-
torial District of King &c Queen, King William,
Gloucester &C. Colonel Dabney is too we'll
known 10 the voters in this district 10 require
newspaper puff. Suffice il 10 say, tha he has Sc
yeral times represented with ability his native
county, King William, in The House of Delegates,
rejecting credit not only on himself, but also on
the county, which has never failed 10 appreciate
his cla TO their favor. He has also claim
upon the district, which need only be mentioned
To enlist the whole Democratic Party in his favor.
IN 1912, he announced himself as candidate in
this district, which was soon followed by The an
nouncement Of our present worthy representative,
DR.. John r. Taylor, as candidate also. There
were then Two Democratic candidates in the
field, and one Whig and but for the magnani-
nous withdrawal Of Colonel Dabney, in opposi-
ton TO the expressed wishes OF his friends, the
district would have been lost TO the Republican
Panv The visilant sentinel on the walchowcr
OF Liberty, The then worthy and highly respected
Editor Of the Enquirer, made many appeals to
the Democratic Party for union and harmony,
which were not UNDECIDED BY Colonel Dabney,
who withdrew from the contest, as is believed,
with the distinct understanding among his friends
that he was 10 succeed 10 the first vacancy. ms
vacancy will occur in the Spring, and il is hoped
that his claims will not be- overlooked by the De-
rnocratic Party in the other counties OF the dis
tr:ci: they certainly will not be BY his many
wal N friends in the Republican county OF
KING WILLIAM.
Manpohick, King William county, Dec. %.
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FIR he EnDnirer.


Mcssrs Edtors-As the ensuing Spring cIcc-
lion is approaching, and our distinguished Re-
preventative in the Virginia Legislature declines
being a candidate for re election the object Of
this communication is, Qhrough The medium OF
your papcr,) To recommend 10 The consideration
Of the voters OF this county, an individual emf.
neniiY qualified and who, We confidently believe,
will faithfully represent the Democratic party in
The Virginia Legislature. We discover that
Nhruugh The medium Of your paperO the names
of one or two individuals have been an
nounced as suitable persons 10 be voted ljr
BY The citizens Of this county. II Is not
our purpose, in any way, 10 Gefact from tie nler-
i, OF those individuals Suffice ii 10 say, il should
be the chief object OF people, in chico sing re-
preventative, or person 10 occupy any other
station OF trust, 10 make choice Of an individual
who unes tirmness OF purpose with decision OF
character, unblemished integrity with strict adhe-
renee to the principles OF that party by whom he
is chosen and who will receive the united support
Of the same. Such an individual is Charles p.
Hopkins, Esq We shall not attempt 10 enlo-
nise him--he is we'll known 10 The citizens
cr this county His patriotism, his zeal and
devotion 10 Republican principles, his IN
iegrty, frmncss, and distinguished ahIIcs,
all unile 10 constitute him an individual wei
qualified IN every respect 10 represent lhs De",o
cratic party oil this county 10 the next Lesisia-
ture Ills claims are still more strongly urged,
in consideration Of his distinguished services IN
the late Presidential canvass and glorious tn
umph Of Republican principles. we have not
penned this communication with his knowledge
or consen,-tul feel confident that (li called
upon) he will respond 10 the call, and comply
with the wishes OF the people. Then, lei The De-
mocralic party of Louisa county consider his
claims and abilities, and unite in calling This dis
tingnished citizen from his peaceful farm, Gas
small remuneration for his distinguished servi-
ces) 10 represent them in The next Legislature;
MULTI GIVES.
Louisa County, Dec. 20, 1874.
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Erosp ecs us,

NOR publishing in the city Of Redmond, Religious
4 newspaper, TO be entitled
The Southern Missionary IntsliiSencer'
The object of thi5 publication will be TO excite
., interest in Missionary operations at nome ana aprnu
no rmlod, ins, IN cheap form, The nost Interesting
aud recent ipie!.i,cn from the principal missionary
stations rs,rciay those connected WIN tue Daplis'
de nomination. 49,, -, 49,
The undersigned having been for wore ihan zen years
.mnoved ms n .sinnary 10 South Eastern ASIA aud
h,vng hecpmr pretty Emiiilr with the customs and
hahi,. Of the various classes If people lnhabiiDg
thai mari of The world, especially The Sianese and
chinese hopes by hiS personal experience "a eye
witness 10 contribute the interest of The work IN
cnh tpcr is interest," he proposes TO Continue tand
enl,rye1 a correspondence which be has carried on
will the Missionaries for past Should sIf
icirnt encouragement he 2iven for prosecuting this
work occasional continuous from Siam.
esc authors viii diversity its columns, illustrating hy
their records The habits oil people in private
and public life.
The publication Of this work viii commence a. soon
as adequate number ri subscribers Is Obtained Il
IL proposed 10 publish weekly on si,er, h,.fthe Iii.
mansions of the Religious Herald dollar and fifty
cents per anDum.
D~J- Any person who shall obtain eight suhscd bers,
and pay Tor the same on ssun. the first No. shall have
the ninth copy graus
Communications addressed 10 :he undersigned thro'
the Post oiicc, Richmond, Va, (p,1 yaidl viii be-
tended 10.
Papers Throughout the Stale will please give the
above n gra'nitOUs insertion.
Jan cit ROBT. u. DAVENPORT.
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IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT rules held IN The
L Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court IT Law
and Chancrry for Louisa county, On The eth day "' 10
veiubrr, leI5: ,.
John 81 FERGUSON, Sergeant OF the city Of Rich
mond TO whom was commiticd the administration de
bons non of the Estate of III. late William Mitchell
deceased and Charles J. Thompson, Philip NJ. Ih4mp-
son William VI. Thompson. George c. Thompson, 'ulia
Tbompson Isabella ]. Sully, By her next miend anu
trustee, Philip II. Thompson, AMI Philip VI innmpsnn
administrator de bnnis OF the Estate oi nt,Iaho
Thompson. deoeeased
against -, 80. r,mund e
: hl, I0 n nI n,hs, Defendants:
Tbe said defendants, Richard Garland ana Laura M
,,;fa and Edmund c. Goodwin, mol having rhtefea
,hi, annearance and given security according - Jaw
- ,hs mir. of this Cont, and il appearing 10y SntS
cr,oIy evidence that they are not inhabitants o, ,his
state on motion Of the plaintiffs by their COUNSEL
ordered that the said defendants Richard t'aranh ana
Laura In. wife aud Edmund & Goodwin, do appear al
h CLERK, Office Of our Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Cbancery for Louisa county, at The rules to he ho-
DEN for hr said Court the first Monday IN February
prrt and answer The plaintiffs original, supplemental
and amended biils and that copy OF tins order be
fouhwith inserted in newspaper published III Tue
ritv of Richmond for Two months successfully, and
posred al the front door Of the Court house OF This ooun
~ on some Court day. ACopy-Te.tr
Nov 21-cW2in JUIN hun LIZ, v. Y.
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IN CHA NCERY.-EIRGISIs:- AT rules held in the
Clerks Oifce of the Circnt Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for Louisa county on the 9Th dny Of No
veinber, lets: . - ,.,.
Char - j. Thompson, Philip NJ. Thompson, William
81 Tlrmpsun George g. Thompson. Julia Thompson,
Isabella j. Sully, by Philip ". Thompson, her next
friend and trustee and Philip W. Thompson, admins
traitor dc bons non Of the Estate of Garland Innp>on,
deceased, ila'"''"s.
Richard Garland and Laura his wife. Edmund {.
Goodwin and other Defendants:
The said defendants Richard Garland and Laura his
wife and Edmund {. Goodwin not havn: entered men
uuearance and gwen security, according 10 law ana
tlr rules Of uhis Court, and appearing. hy satisfactory
evidence t.at they NJ" inhabitants at this STATE on
motion Of the plaintiffs, ny their Counsel, y l. ordered
that IA. said defendants Richard Garland aili Laura
his wife and Edmund { Goodwin, do APPEAR 1T Tie
clerks Office Circuit Superior Count Of Law and
Chancrry nr Louisa county, NJ the rules u he holden
for the said Court on the first Monday IN February
next and answer The plaintiffs original supplemental
and amended bills; and thai copy Of this order br
Coubw th in serted III some wsparcr published IN me
civ OF Richmond for two months successfully, ana posi-
ed NJ The front door OF the Court house Of this county on
some Court day. cow trte, :, :,
Nov. 22-cwlm JOHN hiNl Eh' y. y.
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TOT nc EFIaITtT,
TO THE PUBLIC.
CRY PolsT, Dec. 81, 1915.

LITY FOIST, DEC. oI, ICfo.
Mpssrs Editors: We, portion OF the passen-
gers by TO days train from Petersburg, feel it OBJ
lisatory on us 10 lei The public know something
OF the imposition practsed on passengers travel
ling on The above named train. We arrived at
The Depot in Petersburg This morning, al u
o'clock. On orr arrival, We found no prenara-
ton for starring; We enlrealed The Agent 10 haste,
but j! avaied nothing; We finally made threats,
but with no better success. About halfpast Q
O'Clock lie train started, the freight car being
loaded with cotton Soon after We lief. the depot,
the cotton was discovered 10 be on fire, and
the train was stopped TO throw it of, &c. II
would be impossible 10 enumerate The difficulties
We met with during the passage. On our arrival
al City Point, We found thai the steamboat had
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CANAL. COMMERCE.

The following is The amount Of produce which
passed through the James River and kanawha
Canal during the quarter ending 3lst Deer. lSi5:
Down LOADING.
1912 hhds. Tobacco
420 hhds. Stems
1880 boxes Manufactured Tobacco
4l,339l bbls. Flour
93,20l bushels Wheat
lgl bushels Corn
1861 Tons Pig Iron
4! Tons Bar Iron
S,l07l Tons Coal
3,l64 Tons Stone
UP LOADING.
l0,I79 Sacks Salt
l,252; Tons Plaster
92i Tons Coal
JAS. P. TYLER. To.LGalherer.
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RIO JOHN J. RoANE, Elizabeth W; Newman, FL

rs,O John J. ROANE, Elizabeth w. Newman, EI-
l scuiri1 al William Newman, AMI Philemon e.
Jones Committee Administrator Of Ammon J1hn'on;
Take notice, thai, on the l7th day OF January e4o
hra.n Tho hnur, cf nnc in the forenoon, and six III
the afternoon OF day, AT the Office of Mr. Thomas
o. pabuey Attorney 1T Law, IN ihr village al Aylett-
rannfy ~ King William shall p,nceed TO take the de
nsi,ion Of Robert Pollard be read evidence IN
su now pending the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for King William county wherein You are
plaintiffs and and others are DEFENDANTS ana ~ from
snv caus- The taking OF the said deposition shall not be
commenced or being commenced, shall not he compltt-
ed on thai day. the takag of the same will be adjourned
from time 10 until the said deposition shall be COM
plrled Given under my hand thu. lOh aay of Decem-
her, 1915. PhlLif afLEil,
Com. Admr de bonis non
Dec l2-cw3w OF Mary Spiller and VIM. Fl. Spier.
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no rATsEY BOOKER, Frederick 4. Booker, Ed

ITO PaTsEY BOOKER, Frederick A. Booker, Ed
L ward NJ Booker. George Booker. Ferdinand Nc
Ieod and Lucy his wife, Roter r. Plire and Ann his
yife, Spencer Penick aud Augusta his wife, James A.
raylur and Amanda his wife, and Mercer NJ. Booker:
Take notice, that shall, in The Court house Of The
county of Prince Edward. IN the Stale nf Virginia. be
tween tie hours Of len O'Clock in the forenoon and FIVE
o'clock In the afternoon, the 18th and 10Th days OF
February next, proceed TO take the DISPOSITIONS OF John
Wathall and others, To be read evidence In SUIT
depending in the Circuit Superior Court OF Law aho
Chancery Tor Prince Edward county, Virginia, In winch
I am plaintiff and you are defendants. u.u
Dec. S-cw4w B. }. WOhshhM'