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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-09-03

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SAM1so
4 n obedience to supplemental decree of the Cir
= cult Superior Court of Law and Chancery for
Augusta County, holden at the Courthouse in
Staunton, pronounced on "Wednesday, June 9th.
1876, in the case of John Boggs. surviving Execu
tor OF Aaron kee, decd, plaintiff. against William
McClung, William Mccoy, and Others defendants.
we, or either of us, will, Commissioners special
~ appointed for that purpose, in Joint and several
association, proceed 10 SELL at public auction to the
highest bidder, in the town of Franklin. Pcndleton
county, on Friday the 2nd day of October next.
that being the first day of the Superior Court hold
EN- Tor said county, the real estate which has been
assigned TO Catharne Kee, widow of the said
Aaron kce, decd, for her DOVER consisting of the
Mansion House and Lot
in which the said Catharine Kee now resides. on
the Main Street, opposite Johnson * Dice's Hotel.
The house is spacious and i;ivoraby situated for
public business-it is the same in which the late
Aaron Kee resided and kept store for MANY wears.
Also; lot part of lot adjoining the above. de
slgnated by report of Commissioners Hopkins, Me
Coy, and Skidmore; who assigned her dover as
No. 2, i'll which Jacob Woolwine then resided.
The sale will commence at O'Clock on the
premises. Oneourth Of the purchase money Will
be required in hand the residue in three equal paw
ments of IL, Is and "a months. from the dav of
sale the purchaser to execute bonds with approved
security for the deferred payments and the title
withheld till payment be made of the purchase
money. Possession given in sixty days from the
day Of sale.
GEO. w. ANIsS, . -,
JAMES POINTS. { ooinm rs
Pendleton county, Sept. 8, 1S46.-tds
to The Harrisonburg Republican will insert the
above till day of sale and forward account 10 this
office
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-09-03
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF A VALUABLE
J. I u Il Z d . 4 r n .

y 1 q e u u j = Z NJ
4 y obedience to decree Of the County Court of
Augusta County, pronounced on the 18th day
OF August 1876, In cause therein depending in
which, -- Hanger, Guardian for the infant
heirs of Jacob Shelly is Plaintiff and Eli Shelly
and Others were Defendants, shall as commission
er OF SAID Court, proceed to sell on the premises to
the highest bidder, on Saturday the 3rd day of Oc
tober next, the
IRA CT OF AND
formerly possessed by said Jacob Shelly, lying on
the Augusta Springs Road in said county of Au-
gusa, adjoining the lands of John Ruebush. Dan
lel Shelly, Jr. and others, and containing about
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FOUR
ACRES Said land is tolerably well improved,
with comfortable
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to be continued from day TO day until all is sold. am
anxious TO relieve myself from debt, and therefore
vjtc all my creditors since 1913, attend and their
purchases shall be considered payments made upon
their claims respectively. n. B. LONG.
Staunton, Sept. 3, 1916.
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CAMBx & BARTLETT
WHOLESALE DRUG ESTlBIISNNENT,

NIILCLHs
'H'HE Stockholders Of the Virginia Female Inst
tutc are respectfully but most earnestly re
Guesed TO delay % longer in the payment OF the
instalments due upon their stock. Al ore aware
that the buildings are under contract, and that the
contractors are fulfilling their part OF it with great
energy. The Board Of Trustees are therefore com
PEELED 10 have money 10 fulfil theirs.
J. u. BRECKiNRIDGE,
lreasurcr Virginia Female Institute.
August Is, 1876.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-09-03
BRANDRETH'S PILLS,


TIE genuine Brdldrefh Pills can be obtained al Tic
Jolto,cing places:
William Kyle, STANTON; w. w. King Wayhcsbo-
rough; William Fl Bell ChurchviIIc; p. A. HciskelI,
Lebanon White Sulphur Springs J. II. Cyrcle, Par
nassus; ii. Mcssersmth. Mt. Scion Tyre Maupin
Mt Sidney; James NJ. Stout, New Hope; ID. s. W.
Whitmorc, Mt. Meridian B. +. Graham, Grecnyie :
Jas. $. Guy, Dcerfeld McGuffin, & CO., Midway :
Col: w. H. Allen, Green Valley, Bath Co.; John t.
Dickinson, Marlborough Springs; Crawford, s Co.
Warm Springs, and Henry Miller, Cedar Creek.
August 81, 1876.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-09-03
GEO: w: AMIsS. Z rou,,,
JAMES POINTS. { oo'h'h is.

Pendleton county, Sept. 8, lS46.-tds.
to The lIarrsonburg Republican will insert the
above till day Of sale and forward account 10 this
office.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-09-03

The Norfolk Beacon says that Com. SKINNER is
70 be ordered TO the Gosport Navy Yard in place of
Com. WfLKNsoN, whose term expires on the LIST
Of October neXt
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-09-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
;TOCK OF GOODS.

on Monday the 18th of this month (Scptcmbcr,)
~ will offer at public auction at my Store, III Staun
ton, my entire
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18
MULTIPLICATION"

The Philadelphia North American processes
great indignation because we asserted, that in its
furious onslaught upon the South for having re-
duced an onerous Tariff, II "hints strongly al dis
union and notification" To show the grounds
upon which we spoke, we quote again The lam
guage OF that paper:
aThe Constitution has been boldly violated
once, indispu,ably violated, by the acquisition OF
Texas: and her Senators enslaye and ruin Penn
sylvania, one OF the thirteen, with no more con-
sttu,ional right than had the government from
whose tyranny-lcss desoating than that now in
iicted-we burst in rs. lfthatexperiment be again
tried, in relation 10 Mexico; ifthe North is 10 be, as
is minated, subjugated 10 slave-holding minori-
~, for all time, and that TOO, by The uncons'iulon-
al administration OF foreign people, aiien 10
our language, habits and feclings-there is no
contract left between the North and The South. II
cannot be permitted. The truth may as well be
uttered first as last, u ,riu not be endured"
Can the above be misunderstood Should 1t
become necessary, for The sake OF peace aud 10
secure the debts due By Mexico to our felow-ci-
iizens, to acquire any portion of California, and
should said acquisition be sanctioned by the rep
resenta,lves from the North and the South, is it
not clear, from the above revelations, that the Ia
riff party, Of which the North American is the
organ, would a, once raise the Aag Of "nullifca-
ton," and declare that "there is no conirac. left
between the North and Soulh2" BY the same
wild Interpretation, which asserts that the annex
alton Of Texas was an indsputable violation of
The Constitution, these bold commentators would
nullify the acquisition of California the only in
demnity We have for the long ioiled demands OF
our citizens, and for solid and permanent peace
With Mexico. Itthfsbe not threat OF nulinea'
ton and disanion, we know no. what it ought to
p called.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18

Every oood citizen will applaud MI -,
far the elevated stand he has taken, as eSp'a''s"
bv the following article from The Pennsylvania
Hs has shown himself 10 be not only STATS
man Of ability and ndexibe virtue but niAa -
of delicate sense OF proprieiy and dsn'y' @"a -
citizen deeply devoted TO the triumph Oh ID" anu
good ORDER ,,h;cb has
aMp D.1LAs.-The bitterness whlcn WHICH, "1 10
char,clerized the Wing press in reieien'e IA "
,hs vote If The Vice President upon .ne na,
riff question has but served 10 maa nodssce
mare manifest The attachment ana con .ha req
NJ The Democracy; and thousands o. .n1 ,heir
democrats Of Philadelphia have tendeteI .iit
services and their desires TO give 10 Mr. pa-aS
on honorary escort upon his return h'.'le I hs
This, we learn, he positively aeci III has had a
has, in our judgment, done wisely; nc , na nerlorn
nanfnl task allotted 10 him, but ne mas p edi,
Cd il fearessly and honestly, as an &C. =. ua m
Of duty merely-one for which nc uev.
nraises no congratulations, nor any moS." AIS
aIa,',s,ed IN create or increase excitement
ocs ;s bieh and dignied and he rIsn'y a,sv
as incumbent on him by all his efforts b,s 10 e.steS
and not to OCCASION any leelng ., se,;,;nns man.
on The subject, whether real or ne rG..o feelings
uI,cure Of The panic mongefs. Inese ser r.nn,
~ d'a LIN honor and in declining TO receive 'ioH
W. ;s nemocratic townsmen the profteren conip,'
n's IN ~. Mas shown himself above me motives
u nb;nb he Wing editors have so lavishly impu-
/
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DEATHS.


Died, on the 7th July, at Havana. Mrs. O..
BELL, wife OF r. B. Campbell, Consui Il /, !.
United States al that place. Mrs. Camnbell w,7
the daughter Of Ludwell Lee. ESQ. .. Va 80
granddaughter Of Richard Henry Lee r..
liiu and accomplished, she was married ye.,.
early in life 10 Gen. Campbell, then 9! Sou,D Z !.
rolina.
Died, al her residence, in the county # \.
toway, On Sabbath, 18Th July, Mrs aiARy H..
con, relict OF the late Col. Tyree G. Raco, :
the 73d year OF her age. !"
The death of Mrs. Bacon has created } yo;,
the commonly in which she lived. The !. !.
ness OF her manners, the ecnlleness or ber 9>,,
silion, and beEevolence Of hear Tia, srs,r
limit, gave her strong hold on The Affection. :,
a numerous acquaintance. More than nix a..
was Christian, humble, consistent, uni,yrm -.
voted. Though strongly attached 10 The Prs.
terrain church, Of which she was long ae,b.,
her heart was ever open, and her hand es,epa-l'
10 all who reflected the image ii lie Say;oas.-
But that heart has ceased TO bear, AMI tia ham
is folded in DEATH The deep drawn sch !,
hushed forever; the aching had rcposcs cala..
on The bosom OF her God.
Every tear Is wiped away.
Signs more shall h-,ye the breast.
Night Is lost IN endless day,
SORROW in eternal res,n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18

The North American attributes the success VI
the new Tariff bill 10 certain Southern plo''ers'
.a,lied with the Administration, whose design
is ITO pursue their original design OF dissolvins
the Union, by warning mercilessly against every
Northern interest, By admitting Mexico, over a
dowu.rrodden Constitution, into the coniedelaey'
subiusa,ins the North, and eventually destroying
the Union"
WHY should these charges be brought against
The South alone? Why not include the Deno-
Gratis of the North and the West who united win
The Soutb and with the Administration, IN re-
forming the injustice and mischieis oil a h'sh
Tariff because such reform would enure 10 The
benefit of the whole country? The South have
never warred upon any Northern interest, have
never cherished any design of dissolvins the
Union. They have warred, and will continue 10
war, upon the unjust and oppressive system Oh
class-legislation. They are the best friends 0!
the Union, because they would have the Cons'''
tuition construed as il was withdrawing iaVots
10 none, and equal rights TO all. They but defend
and strengthen the Union, when lney oppose h's"
Tariffs and other nfrac,ions OF The Constitution
the disastrous effect of which is 10 create mo-
nopolies and counteryailing agitation and discon
tent. The South asks no fayors, but TO be lei
alone. She is too magnanmous TO cherish any
i'll will towards her sisters oil the North. She
would rejoice 10 see them prosper by their own
remarkable skill and industry, but not by Inc pa'
tial favor of Government. That they can DO SO,
we entertain no doubt That the new Iali'
bill is not a sectional measure, is shown by 'he
upion of the North, the South, the East and the
West, in passing ii through Congress.
But the North American says that mol a i'Ie
has appeared in a Northern paper that can eS'
once what we have said. II the above extracts,
from its own columns, do mol Justly our re-
m,rls we would refer 10 the threats OF dissolu-
,;on made by the Wings OF Massachusetts on the
eve Of the annexation Of Texas. Even grave
LEGISLATORS and high dignitaries, in the ESecu-
tive chairs talked seriously oil not recognizing
the law of Congress which admitted Texas. mol
later than Yesterday morning, we quoted from d
correspondent OF The Boston Courier the most
uneouivocal declarations, that the writer, ana
hundreds upon hundreds with him, were now
aready" TO advocate "a dissolution OF the Union,
because the Tariff had been reduced Blu, these
EMMY threats will be senced by the patriotism
and good sense of the people. The new farm
will be fairly tried, and by its operation the
Union will be strengthened, and The nation made
to prosper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18
EDUCATION MEETING.

Ala meeting of The Richmond Education Asso-
citation, in the First Presbyterian Church, FRIDAY
evening, August "a, 1916,
In the absence of the President and Vice Pre-
sidents, Thomas Fl. Ellis, by request, took the
Chair, and Richard B. Gooch acted as Secretary.
The meeting was, at the request OF the Chair,
opened with prayer by the Reverend Mr.. Hoge.
The Chair introduced TO the Association Pro-
lessor William Fl. McGufIey, of the University
of Virginia, WIN had been invited by the Central
Commiitee 10 visit Richmond, and address the
Association on The subject OF Education.
Professor McGuffey's address was one OF SIN
gular and striking interest.
Al its close, on motion Of Mr.. Eose, 1t was
unanimously
Rcsolrcd That the thanks of The Richmond
Education Association, and OF this meeting, be
returned To DR.. McGufey, Of the University Of
Virginia, for the able and appropriate address de
liyered by him before US tonight.
Resoircd, That we lender our cordial invitation
TO Dr. McGuffey 10 visit the City OF Richmond
al some future day, and address The people upon
the subject Of Education, should ne Ind It con-
sislent with his engagements to do so.
The Apostolic Benediction was pronounced by
The Rev. DR.. Plumer.
And then, on motion, the Association adjourn.
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IN CHANCERY-vlncrsl. al sapfIio.

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ala sgpeIlo. - =.
1 Chancery for the Richmond Circuit, he.a ~ 90
pitoi in the City Of Richmond, June %, l:to ,,,6,
Edmun nd Christian, f'a"''~
|. against r,sr.
Thomas s. DIeken, Committee Admnisifsi'f = : :
els Nelson deceased, and Committee Adfn'n' ~
bonis non of Francis r. S;ubhs, dcccased sh1 rs n
s. Baxter, Attorney General of the Common .,.,y
Virginia, .te,si!.
The plaintiff this day filed his bill, and "
ants their answers TO the same, 10 wnen an NJ. r4s,
plaintiff replied generally: and, thefenpon, ~ ssy IL,
being docketed by consent Of the paris', ~. .w,,,
consent coming on be heard upon the W. ad ~.a
and repIcalions aforesaid, upon an eIhion tssea
the bill and upon the affidavit of J. d. .o"m"s eoua.
on half Of the plaintiff, and being arsuea q Il ae
on consideration thereof, and on The n' mr., me
plaintiff by counsel, and with the conrnj M, n,
PENDANTS by their counsel, the Cour, do n u.
heirs OF Francis Nelson, decreased, on ths IT, ari
mother Amy Still, deceased, ifany sncn -sst
II moi, then that the heirs Of said Amy su the CO.
ON the part IF their mother, or nofhe.s, ter =
NAV he do on or hsfore the frs, day n ta r,s4e IL
This Court file their petitions praying IA aeticft
PENDANTS in this cause. and exhibit wlth as ~
tls evidence of snch heirshp and m, 90
order be forthwith inserted IN some ,r.e'-
l!sbed in the City of Richmond FOR eisn' capitol
s:yely, and posled al the front do'f o.
said city. Copy. Isss' ,oarRTi
July i4-ecawsw : ko'
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mfctentoeoU aEatatetrEre

of Congress to appropriate the $4,000, goo: Nor
is there much reason TO doubt that California
will be coded TO The United States in payment OF
the expenses of the war, and the Rio Grande De
agreed upon as the Texan boundary, though II IS
probable that the claim due 10 American citizens
from Mexico, will be assumed by our Govern
mept. and million or two in addition be PAID 70 {,
the Mexican Government, asa settlement IN iuii
for the territory to be acquired"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18
Correspondence OF the Baltimore Sun

WASHINGTON, HUS. II, Ic7b.
instructions were sent out yesterday tor The
prosecution Of the Mexican War in the most
vigorous manner. Henceionh, we shall have no
half way measures and old Rough and Ready
will now manufacture news enough 10 employ
score of expresses. If the two million bill had
become law, matters nigh. have taken differ
ent course bot as II is, the President appears re-
solved 10 make bold push towards bringing the
Mexicans TO an immediate settlement This is
By far The wiser policy,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18

HON. LOUIS McLANE.-The merchants
OF New York (says The Baltimore Sum- are ma
king arrangements 10 express, in an appropriate
manner, the high sense which they entertain OF
the value and Importance Of Mr.. McLane's e1-
erlions in bringing the Oregon question to sci
tlemenl and maintaining the peace OF the world
The arrangements are expected 10 be on spcn-
did scale and we'll worthy of the merchan, princes
of The metropolis Of America.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18
MARRIAGES.

=, Married, on the 9th inst, By the Rcv. jas
Taylor, Mr.. WILSON L. Coors to Miss Scpuy,
Nc DosouoH, all OF this city. 'A
Married, by the same, on Thursday l3.b \,
GEO TRowER, TO Miss AMANDA McGsuDsn ~, ,''t.
| Of Chesterfield county. Va. N''
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To The Editors nj Tic Enquirer :

CaLLAwsY COUNTY, Mo-, Aug. !.
Messrs Edi!ors-In looking over the Enquirer
L find several recommendations made Tor Judge
of the Court OF Appeals, 10 fill the vacancy &C.
casioncd BY the death OF Mr. Standard. | take
pleasure in recommending TO the attention OF
your next Legislature Judge VIM. Leigh OF Ha,
Iilar. His legal qualifications are 100 well
known in his circuit, and al the General Court,
for me 10 say any thing more in his behalf, hoping
that the Legislature will make him Judge, which,
think. will add much 10 The interest OF the Court
OF Appeals, and honor 10 the State.
r for,usrIu oT Hnlif1I.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18

IN CHANCERY.-vIaGISiA.-At Rules held IN me
/ Clerks Once or the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for Buckingham county, on Monday, the
first day Of June, 1886: ,,,.
John w. Toney and Jesse X; Wiikinsoh, ia.e mel
chants and partners, trading under the firm Of Tonsy
Wilkinson, 'A'n'"'
against .
NoryeII. Thomas Pittman High Sheriff of Buckingham
county, and Jesse Burton, High Sheriff Of Campbell
county, - . = oeIenu h,
entered his appearance and given security according 10
the ACT Of Assembly and the rules of this Court and II
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he Is not an in
sent defendant do appear before the Judge Of the said
Court on the first day of September term next, and an
swer the bill OF the PLAINTIFF and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper puosned
In the civ or Richmond for two months successfully,
and posted the front door Of the Courhouse OF this
county. Copy-Ieste = - q n
June lo-cw2ms Z. ELDRIDGE, C. u D. '.
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VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS.

In Justice TO the Northwest, We cheeriully give
place to an article from the Clarksburg Scion OF
Democracy. 1t publishes from the Enquirer the
list of volunteers rendered to the Executive, with
the following correction of errors
"Randolph county is credited with two compa-
MES, when she is as yet entitled TO none; the CON-
panies spoken of as being raised in Randolph were
raised in Barbour. There was another compa.
ny of so odd men raised 10 Barbour, but we learn
tina, the Colonel of the regiment who was him.
self candidate for Captain, has failed 10 ceri-
fy the enrolment and election of officers, because
the election was not properly superintendent. We
hope the company will not be disbanded on this
account We see but three companies from Har-
rison county; there were four sent on; Capt. G.
w. Smiths company volunteered in body, and
we think they should not be overlooked. The
company OF Capt. Vance has increased conside-
rabIy in numbers since il was certified 10 the Ex-
eculive; and there are fractions Of Two other COM
panies in Harrison, containing about so EACH
We do not think that we are beaten by any coun-
ty in The State, although The palm has been CIV
en- TO county in little Tennessee. If Harrison
county had the territory that belonged 10 her FIVE
years ago, she would have offered or s compa-
MES, or il would have furnished the regimen, OF
Philemon u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18
CABINET MAKERS & UNDERTAKES

CABINET WHhEho u UNDCTs ~ kIIsN'
VIAyE on hand large stock Of Cabinet Furniture,
III which they will sell on very reasonable terms
UNDERTAKING-To this branch of their business
they give their personal attention, and their country
frle ads can .nlwavs lie accommodated, as they keep
ready made Collins Of all sizes on hand.
MAHOGANY.-We have just received 4 large stock,
10 wi clI we call the attention Of Cabinet Makers aud
Carpenters. aug. if-eel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18

STOLEN, Sunday night, tl,r aud instant ,
- the cana, in the plantation OF 10" william Il .r.
deceased large sorfrl Horse, between t.t, AMI ~,
wears old with three white legs and i.as~ Il. ii. H.
He works we'll in any place. and racr- npafab, az
forced ii walk. For the apprrhr.sor and drl.,
~ al the Thief and Horse VIII ray ! rowan! III -.
dollars, ise dollars for the deliver r e io,r
JAMES : WREN
Se. Canton August a. leI6-c;l
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MORE WIG "RUIN" AND DISTRESS"
Ii very cruel in The New Haven Register, IN
the very hear, of The manufacturing region, too
10 break up the beautiful theories Of The Wing
"panic" politicians. They say, that The country
is 10 be ruined. This hard-hearted Editor, on The
contrary, has the impudence 10 say that il is
"eoing ahead" Hear his facts, so unpalaiable
to the panc-makers:
"GOING AHEAD.-A large manufacturer in
this city told us, on Saturday, that Inc prospect
for good Fall business was never better than il
IS now, and that so far from discharglns his hands,
he could not gel as many as he wanted. Heis a
Wing, but is moi 10 be pancked, 10 help out poll
lical demagogues.
"a new Factory has been started in Walins-
ford, we understand, since the passage Of The new
Tariff Law, with every prospect OF doing
good business and we hear of others in different
parts Of the State.
A new Cotton Factory is about going into ope-
ration in Hamden, near this city. In TACT The
evidences Of prosperity are all about US; and the
confidence OF sensible business men is too strong
10 be shaken by The efforts of The panic-makers
The Wing press may succeed in injuring the
credit Of some of its friends-but that is an ac-
count they must settle between them"
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n,Sry,cr op vtpcINIa ., ,-1,

EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIKGININ, 70 UT
DE il remembered, that on the Goth day Of June,
ID 1916, in the seventeen year Of the lndepende
or the United states of America, william H. Richard
son ur said district, Secretary Of t!i" Common
wealth of Virginia. for and behalf Of the said Com
nonweah hath deposited in the Clerks Office Of the
United States Court, Tor The Eastern District Of Viz
eiDia, the tie of Book which Is ~ The following
words and figures to wit: "Repor,s Of decided
in the Supreme Court OF Appeals and IN the General
Court of Virginia. BY Peachy r. Grattan-Vo'nne
IT, From April !, 1915, to April !, 1885," the right
whereof lie claims for the Commonwealth Of Virginia,
as proprietor thereof in conformity TO the act of Con
eress entitled, Gan act to amend the several acts re-
speeding copy rights"
A Cnpy. Tcste, 7. MAYO,
Julv aa-cw4w Clerk of the District