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M. A n. w. SWEENEY a co +.
MARBLE YARD.

w - .
T.. X. BEDWELL.
NX oUI.D axe ihr method 81 informing The
" peia" ihal . hss rpsssd Msibis Yard
81 the alovr place. where hs hss general s-.art.
msnt 81 Inc iesi kiuhs 81 AmsfscsH sad Italian
@srhls; y rtepHfcd 60 mat ,ieSiuts
Tomb apes. ~. a. he sh"fttsi u'isee. va style
not sntrs.sed by any ~ Use ~o.icrn county. Rnd
az tsassusiie hgms
Also alsbiis P,sces ~ every drssr.p'isa $40
size made fs ofdr' o. $50 'hnfissi Eolioe.
Cell aud csamino iofloutsslscs. ~ iah >
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CHAIRS, CHAIRs!i CHAIRstt
JAMES T.. GATHER.

succ EssOs To !. ooENELLy a SONS
M. iSs MARKET STREET.
90 RESPECTFULLY is.fo,ns the pub
FzxH iie that he hes usv ssa hand uaa man.
N-M usscis'ss 10 order ever vsr,esy Of
EHT Chs'rs II The --latest paissrns. snd IN /.
IN Style Of workmanship 40, sur,as.ed IN
the wesea Country
We has on band large aseh Of Boston Rockers.
hai brslon Rscksf.. Co,nm-n 20. Rssoiv,,s Chair.
'"naS'e Zoe Counting R~sRs. ., sneb past.t Chair.
.sNs'a' ne" ssd sPle,'sl'J psusras - ~,cd see,
hsirs Din'ne Chairs Se,tess s,eisbis.. Cb,ls,,..
issis Waking sud C.nman Cha,ss, Ae Ae
ne r"bio ere iash~d % call sd sasmiee M.
,-.N' :" he al s'sSfe al ~he iavor him " IN
neH eu''o". Thai they shsii MT b. dissprsio,ed .,
NEE ." P"es % qaslily. lie " dster@,ned by el..
tef-nsl siieni'cn 20 business. 10 emile hss.sl ;,
-" f'oI-s''os u Pahl's rair.nses.
'"a", esfsl"ly sacked - sent 10 sny rau n
ne ely Tree 81 chsIes sm -, III
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NEW ARRIVAL OF WINTER GooDS
- RICE,
IS thee day Tece,vsd large stock IL Win,r,
Goods sueh ss Blue. Msckinsw and Tn,.h..
d""f bansei'. Drawer Cloths. G,ldeu Tweed.
h"e fie'tA Csssimeres end ves,ipgs
oe"iiemen who have M, completed their yin,e,
purchases would do well 90 call soon. a. am
prepared 10 sei cheaper TIA. tho.e Tim, adj ,u,.s
70 eel ~ ~ epsi and expenses
He'olieei The Cheap Cash Cl~Thins Store. rome,
I" Man aud huesoe-ssress. With the Big Uuo,..
see ~ RICE
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Dir. JAMES TANNER

fHfso IAN. SURGEON AND AcCOucHsHR
Mice on tie Nauhesa conner oi 5ih and
~ Gentle "'. Residence on the sou,hw eel
"' w 'He same streets oct 10
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nav BOOK BlNDRRY.

NEW BOOK BfNDERY.
2H@ NHt: sulscsises ~osiJ ioforu
H@lA, - hss ff,ssds aud the public gen.
n sfsily. 'hs, he hss opened Bade.
A@l - ~ ga Min street. one dor pos,h
M0S2 q DprscJ'. Lni,sry Office. aud !.
- tfrrsisd 10 dc Binding al The sharl.
esi iHHirr.
n'nA b.'h' Of ever description. Rolled to any
PalcrH. aud Boond TO order.
ref"-i'csls Masc. sc bound IN . neat and do.
,A"'e ''yie Old BS"ks re-bound. LiLfar.es re,a,,ed
dc
o'def' from any part Of the cennify attended 10
WIN e'"'"P''"de. JAMES NJ EWING.
on 81
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CHEAPHAT CAP STORE.
ELIAS EDMoNDs.

L.LND Oh WATER STRfErO
tSTt FULLY ti"frs ihc ps'.l,e ,Lai ~,
: h.' 49, rsreNei "a ~ .t,iy~ ...-rme.t 81
Ar "'eu 'scnPtDn, cou.,siins "a part q. i,il.~,,
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~, q, Ne,r ORLEANS PieayaHc Nerea al
HIGHLY IMPORTANT lNTELLl..;ESGh
FROM TIE ARMY OF oCCUPAlio>'
The steamship Galveston, Captain "risn, a..
rived al his port al an early honr lhs moin'n NJ
She left the Bay OF Arkansas on tie l.n' "nu -,
civ of Galveston at noon, on Inc l-'' '"''"''
Her news is important. hal
The main body of General Taylors army hau
morobeI towards Brazos 81. Jaco, and tnc las. .e-
a;,ncnr Win General Taylor and his s'ati' was
= ieave on The 18th instant There were r"I'io.s
M, l,roe force OF Mexicans had been cotcen-
,,s,.J n onruse the advance OF General iay"s ;
r,.c, and these produced considerable cScl,emeh'
'rhp Uni!ei states troops were ~ tnc n'Sns
snirils ia expectation OF conflict WIN NE s',e
nv. Tie following orders have been ISSUE" y
The General:
HEAD QUARTERS ARMY OF OceurATIoS,
Corpus Christi, March 8, 1910.
a. ,bc army IS about marching 10 the frontier
nm delicate service The Commanding General
wishes il distinctly understood, that no person rot
nropcrly attached 10 it will be permitted 10 ac-
company The troops or establish themselves IN
their vicinity, either on the route or on the Rlo
Grande, on any pretence whatever. II may save
many individuals useless expense and annoyance
10 be informed that rigid measures VIII I've taken
10 enforce This regulation. which is deemed neees-
sary lor The interest oil The public service
By direction of the General,
w w S. BLISS,
Assistant Adl'I General.
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VyAfEErrDY F0R SALE


,g,HT subscriber offers .s above place for sale. u Is
SITUATED IL Tie Intersection Of the FndercH-Nf.
Rail Road, and NE read leading from Eiclmn"H !"
Louisa Cuur, fiaiSe. nine miles from the former
place. II contains hundred and sisy-n.r arfe>,
one hundred Of which atc cleared and Substantially
enclosed. There thirty acres seeded IN WHEAT ahh
twelve IN rye. all of which LOOK WELL twenty acres
were seeded in Herds Grass and Clover last spring.
There is sood mead of several acres, whic yields
about irt thousand pounds OF Hay, OF GOOD natural
grass, annually. There is a small Orchard OF bearing
trees, and large of the chnicrs fnis. from SIN
toms Nursery, ont by the subscriber last year
Tire improvements are large Brick Dwelling
House, ard the usual ont. houses, all in good repair.
Tavern was ior many yeats kept AT This place, and 1t
offers many Inducements 10 disposed 10 engage IN
that business. This place is remarkably healthy, and
the " ter tqrll 10 any II the country.
Tue subscriber IL disposed 10 sell 4 great bargain,
particularly one who would purchase his ior@.s.
Stock, Provisions aud Farming implements.
The teams viii be very liaeTal--ay nas-fourth IN
cash The balance III three equal nnnuIl r. ;mrits.
E,.i 11-tf JOHN :. COPELAND.
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TWENTi-NINTH CONGRESS.
WEDNESDAY, March Is.
SENATE.

After The presentation OF petitions, the con.
millees were called upon for reports.
Mr.. Ashley, from the Judiciary Committee. re-
ported ILL 10 refund 10 the hsir o! Judge Coop
er fine imposed upon him under The Alien and
Sedilion Law.
Mr.. Benton, from The Military Committee.
made a report upon the memorial Of officers Of
The army AT Corpus Christi, relative 10 5reyci
rank, which MS ordered 10 he printed
Several adverse repor,s were made from the
Committee on Pensions.
On motion Of Mr.. Semple, the Committee On
me Militia was instructed TO enquire INFO the ex.
pedisncy q. rcparina bill for he be ter oryani-
za,iun OF The Mitia oil the United States.
Th~ resolution i, print So ,000coDiss ofthc An
nua Report 81 ;hc Cnmmi ,sioner al Patents r:aS
then taken uP aad discusses by Nessfs Airer-
ton, Sewer, Benton Cameron ara Mics aler
which.il vas laid over until 10 morrow.
The Sena:c ,hen proceeded 10 the special order
OF he day, and The Oregon debate Vas resumed
Mr. Archer addressed The SENATE at length
lie had heard grea, deal said about icIrc-but
he was free 10 confess thai h had no: the n,rre 10
plunge his country into war il which FOR, his
station and age, il was not p'oJ.sc - wcui.l
.aEe share OF he fighting. lie woud not in
! duise in any Of The cseap patriotism which had
become 80 common. He had heard 4 great deal
| s.;l about be sentiment Of 4 distinguished naval
officer, "Our Country, nigh, or wrong II II
meant hat our country hcins al war i: vas our
| duty 10 lend our aid 10 defend and c1lrcate Ter,
! ne accorded with he sentiment; hn, if il mean,
ha, we were 10 sani by The country in demand
Ing thai which was moi right, be Could not ac-aFd
with il, lie had head, also, Senator declare
thai j; rsh; T. prepare the hearts OF the peo-
! pie for war"
Mr.. .Aen explained ASenaor hai said tha,
1, was best 10 keep quiet, and say nothing, as il
ds.alb bed commerce ard be had SAID in reply TO
that thai II was our duty TO lay The naked lacts
Of the case before the people and 10, lei war take
them BY surprise What he had said was printed,
| and ne would sland By it.
Mr. Archer resumed and said that be thought
i, lie duty 81 every Senator 10 pre?aTe tie hear s
| oeihc people :77 compromise and p.ace He
was asans, war, aud hi. was question 4 @aF.
lie then went iaio lie question Of ii;!e 70 show
mat our tile is GOOD 10 20 ieg, snd d farther,
and ;aa;il is on dc;y 70 eon'pro@i!se CT lie:
Ire.
M-. a. was followed By Nj. Niles. who NOV
ed iaat ne Senate p-ocee. b be cls!a,sT.:;5p q
Executive business.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The Committee OF the Whole rcpor;sd in faror
OF dischargng The Committee CT the WHO'S from
the bill regulating the mileage Of rsenbey.
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rs CHANCERY-vrpor>I.:-p County, T. VII
II aatil otr ~

IN acknowledgements County, T. VII
u The CONFERENCE.-The OF Virginia, Complainant.
against
Cnarlcs Il. Finn, administrator Of John % piot't.
drcea.rt, Deitnsaa
~ = Court bald for the county II Pare, y lie
Cont Ilon-c, ~ Monday. the I'D da, "' -
rngry, lcif-siiline rs Court ~ thancGs-th
day cane Ihr complainant by Francis u !Ne.tt.
Esq the Attorney FIR the t,inmonweal h. ard h'd
ter b aeatu>t the defendant, for The recover - e
rcs:.iuiu al The personal estate Of John D. l'ts''
rc.ased The hands al the said nisiraict, uf
uns;,red The and benefit of the !iteaf, rGfs
hrIng w!thin the jurisdiction Of ihstogf;. Ard q 4
peaTih. by Satisfactory evidence iha, There is -" pet
entitled ~ tah- The rrsidGGm under he Jaw 81 "
Commonwealth, d're.tin. the distribution II it3'.
taes' estates. Il l. oidrred that publication be ace
for hrcr months IN some newspaper ruhiishtu :! as
seat of Government Of this State, ana in SONG ~
NAPIER published at The sea, Of Government; -
United States. Us the law requires. TIE sid i"lA
Richards, deceased, was native OF the c"u;'t e
Frederick In this state and died inieftni- ia ~ >. ).
known aud believed. about IN. year 1873, som"Tlt
near Tuscaloosa. in the State OF Alabama icapn. z
sum eight bundled and nay dollars IN the - :,
the eaid Lhaita II Finn hen acting H..
sher, for the county o. Page, aud who has s'nsr p
ilsh ~ IA. administrator Of the said John kl.-it
Gee, ased
And il i fndhrr ordered thu. all parsons claims;
interest IN the said undlsposcdof iesidunm, b d'i.
oi thu next June tern If Hi. Court. helm. The ion
Slunda, Ia the month and make u ems -driend q
~ the aid hill; aud II no pcf-on shall accordingly
pear, and show sufficient title III himself az htf'
the ruurt Il, decree Inr undsPosrd of rrsfuGm :" :"
said 10 the Commonwealth, Tor The benefit oi te be
rary rund. copy. Tesie,
March lo-w,m WIN. c. LAUcK. Cls.s.
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Fer nc enquirer.
WHY THEY WON'T PUBLISH Ii.

WHY THEY WON'T PUBLISH IT.
Gentlemen: see cur friends OF The Wing have
refused TO give The community hearing upon The
Eclectic Medical Ias.u:e," iorsoo.., because
.icy con,ide ed the DISCUSSION loo premature
Can men be too premature in discussing their
rights lin discussing t;u,lis1 will inform you
the reason The elections are coming on, and lie
discussion might open he eyes OF some Of our
Thomsonian friends, and make them orce some
of heir Wing representatives. 10 give an account
OF the. :cwaTtship-esrecially in relation 20
her denying them heir rights, in order 10 su.-
tain monopoly in favor Of their own precious
banfi,ng We old flrmers, though illi.ora'e, can
"see as far mo mil Stone" as these wing Ed.
tors hope, therefore, the Democrats will en-.
tighten their Thomsonian hrehren who are
Wings, and together they will make lhec Sena-
tors Wing or Democrat, give n avcoui II them.
selves Bur, il all he Thomsonians AMI others
will subscribe for the Eclectic Medical Advocate,
70 Re published in Petersburg, Va weekly IL 81
per anIum-eded hy Fl. NJ. Plce. VI. D.. ia;e
Professor in The 3. Medical College Q! C:-or-
oia, The friends wont trouble an al yor % rub.
lish rhompsonism. OLD HUGH
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"Iiule Tennessee" has marshailcd her lorccs
for The coming campaign.
In Wy,ho, Coonei Benjamin R. Floyd, an abe
man, is The Rcpublcaa candidate, an no oppos-
lion expected.
In Grayson ana Carroll, Captain William Il.
Cook Of Carroll, young gentleman 0. fine Ia
tents, IS brought ou. No other candidate in The
field
In Tazewel, a s,aunch Democratic stronghold,
Samuel Lairo, The late delegate, and Captain
Thomas Gillespie, both Democrats, are before The
people. 1t is also reported, that Mr.. Davis Of
Burk's Garden, a Democrat, Will be candidate.
We agree with The Wyieyli.c Republican in
earnestly hoping, that 'the Tazeweii contest may
be conducted in friendly ard liberal spirit"
In Lee, Joseph Duff is candidate for re cleo
lior; and in Scott, w. II. Morrison, (DemocFa,)
is brought ont
In Smylh and Washies'oa, j; is hoFed thai lhe
tried Democrats, aud valuable representatives DR..
Tate and Col Goodson, will yield once N PIE 10
The popular will, and spend anolhc. session ioge-
liner, in friendship, which is wo:;ay OF The days
Of Damon and Py;nias.
Mr.. Edmondscn win probably be candidate for
reelection from Montgomery and Pulaski, aud,
if The people do justice % his merits, he viii again
represent lheiR.
The Democracy Of Giles and Mercer are anx-
ions 10 send Mr. A G. Prnde,on once more 10
Richmond, and We hope that hey will prevail
upon him to serve.
All is vel, then, in Southwestern Virginia,
save in litle Russell, which, we regret 10 hear
from The Wy,hevie Republican, there Is same
danger Of losing this spring. Two Wings (Mr.
McElhany and Capt Do.ton) are already in The
field, and as yet no Democrat! Where :s Capt
Cowan7 He has conquered in Sc many we'll
fought battles that we cannot dont! bis success
a, The present lime. We call uron him and
upon the Democrats ofRussei! 10 save the county.
our opponents should be allowed no fooho.d in
Little Tennessee =:uch less in gallant little Rus
asll
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THE DEATH BED.

We watch'd her breathing Through he night
Her breathing soft and low,
As in her breast the wave Of life
Kept heaving 10 and fro.
So silently We seem'd TO speak,
So slowly noy'd about,
As We had lent her half our powers
To exc her living out.
Our very hopes belied our fears,
Our fears our hopes Deiied-
We though! her dying when she slept,
And sleeping when She died.
Fer when The morn came dim and sad,
And chill with early showers,
Her quiet eyelids clos'd-she had
Another MON than ours
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POETRY.
FORGIVE AND FORGET.


sY TIE AUTHOR or "PsovsRBIAL PHILOSOPHY
When streams Of uakindness, as bitter as gall
RnhbIe M from the fcart 10 the tongue:
And meekuess is wriihins in tormen, aud thrall,
Re The hands Of insratitude wrung-
In the heat of injustice, nnwept and unfair,
While the anguish is fostering YET,
None. none but an angel OF God car declare
81 now can foroive and forget"
Bn, ifthe bad spirit is chased from the heart,
And the lips are in pen,ence sieepd,
With The wrong SO repcnl-d The wrath will depart,
Though scorn on injustice were heaped!
For the best compensation is pal Tor all III,
When he cheek with contri'on is wet,
And every one feels il is possible sill,
AT c1ce 10 forgive and forget.
To forget II is hard fer man with mind,
However his heart MAJ forgive,
t. tlo, or, all pefls and dangers behind,
And bu, foT The future 10 live;
Then how shall it be2 for a, every turn
Recollection The spirit will ffe',
And the ashes :. injury shoulder and burn,
Though we strive TO forgive and forget
oh, hearker, my tongue sllaa he riddle unseal,
And mind shall be partner with heait
While thee TO myself bid conscience reveal
And show thee how evil thou ART:
Remember Thy iollies thy sins, and-,hy crimes,
How vast is that infinite debt!
Yet Mercy hath seven times seventy times
Beer swift TO forgive and forget!
Brood nc, on insults or injuries OLD,
For thou art injurious too
Count no, their sum till the total is Iod
For thou art unk;nd and untrue:
AnG if all Thy harms are forgotten, forgiven,
Now Mercy with justice is met,
On, who would no, gladly take lessons OF heaven,
And learnt 10 forgive and forget!
Yes, yes, lei a man, when his enemy weeps,
Be quick &c receive him friend.
For thus on his head in kindness he heaps
Hot coal.-lo refine ard amend;
And hearts that are Christian more eagerly yearn,
As nurse on her innocent pei,
Over lips that, once bitter, TO peni!ence turn,
And whisper, "Forgive and forget"
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IolsE OF REPRE- SGYTATIvEs.
cnNGprSs-FnlnAr M4ncu 2n


The Sena.e not 10 session Today.
The House werc engaged all day on Inc River
ann HalboT Bill
III. arpropc.aiion of sa5 900 for The Charles
ION Ha'9or was rejecred-ayes 3, nays s6-aad
Tie House reused u reconsider.
The appropriation for he Louisville Canal Ct
IN iaiedni,c sun : purchase The canal, arc
make i: free Of lo!-f:iec'el-s1 age. l3l
nays.
For Savannah Harbor, s5o,coo-adsp.ea-
ayes lc5, nays -.
For HaasOn River s75.ooo-aaoqea--aye.
l02, nays %.
For Grea! Wood Hole Hsroor (slss.achu-
seus,) a 450- adoPej.
For OHIO River, above Falls al Louisville,
$50 ,J01-adopied-l 10 -.
For Ohiu River beilw Louisville and Missis-
sirpi. Missouri ard Aisansas Rivers, :24o, COO
a4oplsd-ll6 10 81.
The Dill was then read third time ana pass
ed-aYes 10 10 rec. Sl-Mr. Houston Of Ala.
barna having made Oh Intellectual motion 70 lay
on Inc table
Mr. Payne OF Alabar,a moved 70 amend III.
title. SC 10 read, Tan acl making appropriations
for works Of Internal improvements within The
States" Lcst-Sl 10 IL.
The House then adjourned I'LL Monday 10 day J
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Con-. CaaSr-This oiieer committed suicide
on "Wednesday, by cutting his ;hroa, with ra.
7or, 10 his room q; HE Nary Department. He
locked himssl in, and bad rsz1r, which he
brouad; from MS hong. The ao.r vas broten
op=;., adt lie razor ioand il bis hand Con. c.
was i rs % YER. lsaves wife, bu, 20 chld,ea
was gate well %, bul .! moroid aind, an! sup.
posed b. was eoine 10 dc :or several DAYS Tast.
Untei Ms feeling liz co0 n:;ei ;ae rash act. l. :
had resigned hi, place lei week.
Col. Jacob Jones has oeen appointed ,o bis post
as CHEF Of the Bureau Of Ordnance aud Gv-
dros..phy of the Nary DspanDeH.-salery
e9,500.-[ 1oA1~ors PAsYiet,
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NOrICI-

DUGSUhS: 10 TIE provisions OF q deed OF tust 70
1 Inr, executed rs Augustine u. B'aaron or tie ON
day 4" jr;. in he year l-3i Tor The Stnsh' :. ,ni"
,her I,mukius rnw If record in The Clicks Gtice of
Matthew's county. conveying ihtre parcel, oi iaha
cali, lrsse, Fleets and uwsnn's, situated IN -aid
comfy shalt on The hrst day o. the Court 10 be-
holden for sau county, III TIE month of June neN oiier
for sale public auction 10 the hehes bidder Tor cas,
ihe remaining fifty acres OF The Fleet Tract: ms
piece ri Land j. principally in wood ana mas on II SON.
valuable pine tilnter The said land Is supposed
Ia he rnqu=stiunabr hut the subscriber viii oni! con
vey such t:iIr v,stsd HIM hy vu- 81 s1a deed
JOHN DAiNGERFIELD,
r-b c7-cw2m Trustee.
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The Richmond Republican CT Yesterday pub
fishes an extract fron! Georgetown, D,sric: CT
Columbia, paper detailing -encon're. il which
DR. a:,cn:e" stated 10 hare taken an ac;ve par.
As many enquiries have teen made CT Us 10 re.
laion 10 the matter, 1e deem i; pFoper,o remove
all nisspprehension BY stating, that the gentle
man referred 10 is residen, OF Georgetown, and
no. d.. R. R. Richie, formerly Of this city, snd
Aow rssidsn, Of Washinsson
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IN Chesterfield County Cnurf, January l2h, 1916
J. PANEL Cannon, rs proper person and George W
Coaiil, Jul;eiia cpghi Tett,e >. To.h:li, Poly T.,
Cnyhill and Besey o Coshiii, infant children Of WA
Ham Cost' deceased. VINO sue BY Catherine Cozhi':,
lhcit mother, and Gest .tiend, Vls.atEs:
aea.nsi -
Fsiricx Cannon, administrator Il Edith o. Coghl.,
deceased. ard Jesss Co.tii. l'cien1aht. !,
Ths aay mi. ratis 10 h heard u1cn ne ON
an aswtr- and pp.ariag 10 inh Coit ina Inc OF
der of puhraon .:asrst the absent Defendant Jes sr
Cogh entered in Ib.s Cause IN tue i'sn Gay ~ 80.
her lsi5 has cen daily published IL The Richmond IN
nnifer IA p,per published In he CEy o Rcnmohol LOT
two month";, ard tho .ad Jesse Cosn III tains 70 al-
near and answrr the bin OF the compliments; upon
consideration whereof, the Cont don nojmn-n o'os'
and decree that Commissioner Edwin W. foihoeNe',
after having published notice for TWO tnohihs ~ soe
new,p,per published In the City Of Richnnha OF inc
time and place Of taking ;he same, 90 proceed 10 e1a
mine state and rettle The amounts OF sao Jesse ooso,
a. AGENT OF Edith o. Co2bli, deceased WIN any mat
crs lpetsl:y stated, cs~med pertinent by h'maeh or
which n,.y be required be .tss6 by tho PARTIES and
tia, he ase .ero., of hs proceeding 10 s Court 10
ordrrto has dectts - .o-n,,
cory. Tes'e, v. ". !. CooDlLi', U. =.
tn. nar,asnsmsd and interested In he above decree.
s,s hsra nctfed ,iet have appointed Ihnrsday, the
2od Of apI 1876 Gerry into effect the said decree,
nm which day ~ 10 o'cocs A. NJ they are required 10
et,end bsors me- nj Chesterfield Court House, with Nil
nscesssrv p.reis ana other evidence. II from any
cause thu s.tilspsnt If the above secunn should TO!
h. .npooo,ed on ihs, day, the same III bs coE;irIed
M the rams Tins and place, frog day 70 day, Until ts
'a"'' EDWIN ". PoIEpExTsR. Conf
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BEVERLY SYDNOR, JR,
lATE or HALIFAX CoUNTY,)
{ Oasssaa5s 4sasa Merchant,

PicimOad, Virginia,
OFFERS hrs services TO Planters and merchants i1r
~ The Iu4acco and uthcr produces and also Tor
the selection OF any glcd they may want III ms iHaf"e'
RgFERE Noes:
Ncssrs William Iowues and fucker Darlington,
cInrksvil!c; Mr.srs. owen & Firqnreane, Black
Walnut John r. Woodinr, $50, Milton, North ,aro-
Ina hcSsrs. George Eachy, q. Mecni, snih.el Nc
cnfkl. W.iliam 4: Ayefc,i rnd william 4. Smith,
I.ynchhurr slt.srs. Fly 8 %, Rien ond, Virginia.
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HICKORY HILL FOR SALE.

, T!I-hUNT IiTLL FUN SNI-E.
This valuable Estate vii e publicly n.lret for sale
The fist day Of luy. " fair, If not, the mex:
fair day.
lbs Oh WILLIS river, IN the county of Cunbs'ia1t,
and contains abcGt G5p a-fe. ~ Which. about are
vs. grounds, 30 cleared hshi,ni most of whith y ~
hns heart, and the la sncc 10 woods. II we adapted
- tce rIot of ioaacrO, wheat aud oa's and has
al of Inc necessary houses IN tue cultivation Of these
crops Also Oh twa..ihs house, v IN orchards and
eypntI'n M Etc.ssaty tor the comfort 81 l-my IL y
situated Immediately upon na.g.be stream, about IL
miles from lie town ii faTmviilc. aud half way be-
tween the two villages OF Gaia aud Crrtsvr, boli az
which places afford market tor wheat lie fertility
Of fs cs!ar lis location regards health aud socrty
ard IL easy access market constitute Il OF the
mn.t valuable cs,g.es IN middle virginia. The ien-
viii he !1a!- saDa = H.: u. day az lie The subscu-
her Living "a M r,,lc, ~ take pleasure IN showing =
T. -og .yi,;iu. 10 purchase, In 81 ending T.
any ,.lngl1eaun aj.rc sed - itiin n l1nshcfns :
ra,,rn. tur I-r!uni. MN. ! PENaiNS.
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