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Section nineteen authorizes the directors Of any oh
bank to make dividends from the surplus pron but In
the capital stock shall become impaired dividend
shall be made until the shall be restored TO sfuii
amount, originally certified.
Section eighteen provides that no transfer OF any
in the said bank shall be valid until suoh transfer
10 duly registered in book kept for that purpose sucn
book to be open all times to the inspection OF any per-
son holding bill, SO Of said bank, the payment OF
which eh all have refused this inspection must De
allowed under penalty, to the ofcer having charge OF
such book, Of $3.50.
Section 90 suthorises any of tho banks In exist
ence to reorganize under the provisions OF this aot II
they are In perfectly solvent condition; and II they
comply with all the provisions Of this act but no bank
now in existence will be permitted to do this until 1t has
discharged all Its obligations to the safety fund
Section % provides that any other bank organizing
under the provisions Of this act, shall pro tenn depose
with the comptroller for the purposes mentioned In SEC
ton 49, six cent stocks OF this State equal to
the amount of their circulating notes; the end Of
year after such deposite II tho comptroller thinks pro-
per he may said bank third of said
te the end Of The second year another third
said depeste and at the end of the third year. If the
condition the bank warrants It, he may return to the
bank the balance of said DEPOSITS except the
per upon its circulating notes. as prescribed In
the twelfth section OF this act.
Section o. provides that II the securities deposited
with the comptroller provided In tbs l2th and 9Th
sections of this shall be impaired recuced by the
redemption OF tho circulating notes OF any defauting
bank the provision made in the 9Th scottish OF the sth
circulating notes shall be applicable and held good &c
replace tho said securities deposited to their original
value
Section 49, provides that every bank organized shall
the general Of corporation, rs Defined
in 18th 0nspter Of the first part of the Revised Sta
that chapter except far the same have been re
pealed.
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Foreign Irnportntions.

LoNpoNship Wellington 1851 bars Taylor co-1oo pgs
Farmer & coo casks Lee X co.'s q N Lewis-5 cs
Rogers co-ls phg,J Roberts, Hall B,o,-2 Ghon
cs-l bale Clarke x West- Lee Cast Mortimer
3,J Gihon col Sdl, W I Fenis1li Williams Is
Greerhsl-4 G,hon CO.. Frazer G.sephuli-i7 pte:
Cameron Brand-lo cks Rockwell coIea pekgs, ame
ron Brand-l2 cks Sif kin col OK 3cs Opipghsm
cola 900 bars iron order-i Cooley col pkg Ster.
Price col do Gians-l Msrston L,wson4 bdls
3 Coon-2l pkgs WYE Sons-N Thos Reynolds cs
King eo-sGks c: Tho%p.Op1 6 stye; COS Cof
parcel, Smith Their cosa BIDS Buype-s Pcts' q.
Devoe.i case A Marvin col Hearn Bros. Mr.
Rsune-lJ Weeks casks bri Moraan~2 casLs sam.
ueI Fros-2 H NJ HudiDg-6 bales MADDEN Son. cases
cask Cumming, Dodge co-l00 empty casks Barstow
u parcel oks John Osbon-il mdze Vail T. Soni-i2
bis Bust64 pks 1882 bars iron. ~ bis and bbs
order.
LIvERPooL-gak Jane Z Willsms-5o tons pig iron g II
Sword-e2 casks soda ash q B Morewood-49 eu chs H
Wnchley-5t DO Mumford-55 bxs copper Macy & Son
az cki Und.rhiIl u CO.'S bis Gihon-l OK AH&S
Thorpi CO 3n-rz Dittl.bsgh-5 tors clsy Smith-ss CTS
cks w Chiancsy 600 tons Mesds- 50 anylls
Walsh co.'s cks bkts bags nails Beknsp-5o cts
Ha-ris-l5 eks RS II Pat ck-5 bbs Cooperl III Van
Nest-l Horne fon,e COS do cs Woodward Cornor-
cks bits bdls 70 anvs Benedict Nockwel22 cts cks
and 10 bars iron to order.
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CHARLEsToS-stesmship southernerli2 bales 90
casks rice Spofod, Tleson co4 casks rice Emerie-Iz
bales cotton sPraspe Robinson co-so do PhillPsio
Levech-95 bags and wheat IL sacks Oemill
$4,000 Ebbe.ts Gather Union Bank-$l0ooJ Winter
5000 Bsebee. Ludlow coz bales shepherd Wright
Craftsmanship Anson-26s bales cotton 4 Leyerch
l26 do Sprsgue, Robinson COLA Dod-9 hal
do Gibbs col BIB! foxes Ruherford-I Dbl Delonv
& col bag Cahart Brisham-50 bbls l. BurkmeyeI-2
152 bales cotton to order
New ORLEANs-Bark Nancy w Stevers-l2 bales cotton
L Maand-5o do & Snith-2o do Kenney < CO.
So do Weden-il9 bbs lard Hll-ls beef Worth
Qrake-i2 smiths bellows Marshall-lo0 hhds sugar L N
Homans99 sacks 100 Dbl. flour Hill bxs + Al
en-loo bbs lard A Buuerfeld-2 do sugar Applebv-
GA pgs lead to order
ST MARKs-Brig Fcrina-2i6 bales cotton Coe, Anderson
coo do Atwaer Mu,ford-7e Holbrook Nelson c,-l6
Centre & co-104 hides A Il q Task.
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::S S:i% Sas "i'' CID Sss
cssras, Aaa :es SsI Hssd
av.na lem CHI; Samuel f Nosss Haieh om Frankfort,
Sss. oh. sSs,'
ie9i s :s:
s
Me- Ess% .m Rs Me ga ,eSl 1CSy
EA.TFosT s-sld sch. Flora. Lansthorn. Paad Gen
M1sMas FsSsysId brig Citizen Brown T;s:so
FsArnIiN La Jan ls-In pert schr Almra. Steward de.
'' GEncnToWs Feb brig. L.shou Pends.on B.
of S sr Haeoa Ga Holt
sis1aS 1s.' s :Si1 %a Hail. Has brig Adele
Ds MSsTslEEi d sfS W:hs% ''4S0I' ION
s sfa sSoapsa d. Nsnn Gsthswa
s Hs%'sa Sss us
S Iyaf Rei.
EoFs Ea1a Lane o v G g sea-
Kowiand E1aSeth brig FrSass' Amy and schI
%
ssS a.1s,
London; baIks ls,bes lBIl Webster LvepooI; Floyd:
Deli, Chaplin: MeN.a1 ,POrtlanS Tibsru: Bosten;
Thomnson henc: returned ia eistrss E.'s1 Apams King
woodbury. BTazos; Monterey App,sby ArsiashcSSa; De-
sth, cid steamship Portland Place, Gaveson ships Com
an'ine Liverpoo austria Nc Manu- session. r3s !nf nh
Henry Merrill Phisdsiphis; baISs Iowa, Thomp.on. Bat.
more; Roya Adelaide, OBJ Smith. London; Yarmouth.
Marks Philadelphia Convoy R0be5.o% Chsss.cn; brig
VIM Thompson Crowe Braces santiago; Ventura Ygca.
tan) Doranes Campeachy Emma. Brown. Corpus Christi,
| Corah Wilkins Apalachicola. .
Towboa owed the I'd inst ships Meo.
a Medallion aud Mltiades the south Western lowed 20 sea
the baIs st jams and Gen Creen schs Robert
Mills and Scranton The Sommsrve towed TO sea on
the 3 ut bark Antelope and brig Americana The Dc Soto
lowed the LIST brig Lydia. Bark VIM Kennedy.
brig ss Morea cbr Sah towed to sea on the I'd;
PORTLAND Feb s-Arr big shak'rsa-e rendlecn Matsn
l2th brig Watson Dockray Guayama; schr Juliet Gordon
| Rio Janeiro aud mkt
RIcHMoSp, Feb BAR .ehs Mary Peck. Dupuy; scio.
Lewis and Peterson Hoffman. NYork Sid schs Harrison
Price. Beason; Hepdck Hudson MunIon and Predmorc,
Aumeck NYork. - ~, ~,
ship Davenport B Cullum. Liverpool Sid brig Medfod,
| oh ffako
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Arrival OF Strangers
Tupsn.u Eshxrsr,- n
TUESDAY, February ID.

AMERICAN HOTEL.
:If: :s5. s:a;.Si VI
States Army; stsen Msneh:,te1, Eng and on"e'
Burell, Bridgeport; M Norris. Baltimore; Carew,
' Feis
NJ and NJ ath r,vss egr:
osss sss sSsV S.,
NJ s:shi'1
hG sss'f S % M
A%s nsis' t Gog s.. d. S%S
SsI%Ss. jSs: HSZ
H HSeSmb AID lady, W.!srowp' NR Weed G Gonnse,-
ss
TOM Captain s boz
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
iGs M yfS;1:. d.
s ;4s S S.E.Sa 81 S IT, TIL
HOWARD HOTEL.
Dr. Gamble Florida; Buckley, Mr. and Mrs Jackson, Ro
::
S.T sss!Ts cSs
cnnau stowbFidge Fall kver Bradley, PhIiade'phia
WhGS0n AeS ship RoeS nop ps
Massachusetts,: j Coz. PtsouIgh.
JUDsoN's HOTEL.
Boswell HolcheEs, Buck, Hartford b Brsdley,
Norwich JonS Thomas S. Louie; GTe.woId sonirs.
ton; A Ray Norwich; 8 Wheeler. New York; Cotton;
berry,; New York; Haskell Bsmont; Collins Hartford
NORTHERN HOTEL
J Daily New Jersey; Dunlsp, Albany; @ Webb Ken
'''' : ""'S Sa 1Ts'as;' HOTEL
Hart kehe. sel fSaSepR @ssoa RSods
Island; ' Ci,te BaaIo; W PhiIson, s C; II Binsh,m
S Sh9 s' %S. c;p 1aa'"' 0'n''' '''''''' A'
LovEJoY's HOTEL.
Rogers Hartford; w Barnard Bristol; pr 4 Bate.
aa. so fS:a
Ss1 Sts Green SGsfaa D.osI
do: Wade Baldwin, p a savin, Boston; A vslleite.
S. NJ P wasy Mes isS
TAMMANY HALL
wS,tSe H" WcIc..t,r Merriam Mas Lee PRICK
ard. Connecticut; KeIer, Pa; selipger Nh Alhr Ky
Ham Hs%p.h %scfs GIm.woId Fs '00Ae" I've"
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
"a, PS s,,%oI. sS Dream ' o SGng to Ps% GC.
xssa T,s,i I ms;s ;:"f T
der Wsts!SSusy; Smith Ms.seSu.eli.' ,sI Portland;
ss
do T C.Imsn 1ancastc.; Osborne, dot w Cmne Hyde
Rf s1.y.l p $s s N %. DO ,s hs; sss
do; Bradley, Haven; Peterson, do; Mahrop, do.
WESTERN HOTEL.
" I,hs, j Minded fhisdsipss, Ia Roahs 5solaia.
s:,:as Noes: k.ssS Hunt ASSfSs cS;
G s: SEf S:s } a::lss: A'''''' VIZ
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PASSENGERS Arrived.

CHARLEsroN-Seamship 8 ,utherrer-Nrs + Mckenzie,
child and nurse; Mrs Gllles pie, Mrs Bullock, Mrs Solo
Mrs Jqha.,on Mrs Barker VIM Cornell Jew .s Ard
Tyler Chas Tyler, John Taylor Augustus SILVER joel
Ketchum Geo Kelley VIM Parks, Chas Brown Jas Nut
81 Barton Bo.tyick; /; " peand, W v A,;1spdsI. W
Stone Stephenson Edward Conner David Fay-3o in the
steerage.
Connecticut: Louis Rosen'her, GeImany John sco Eng
lsnd-32 in the steerage.
SAvArNAH-Baik Exact-Mr E Ezekiel, Mrs Ann seely
and child in the eeraee.
CHARLEsroN-ShipA nsOn-Doct Lestrade
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Cleared.
Ships-Ricbad Alison Smith Liyerpool II Kermit: Thos
W1rRs FsTren Vera C.uz Harbeck Co. "''' A"''
Ba1ks-Mara Puk 81 Thoma, and Maracaiho Plau Rus.
sei: Brenda Young New Orleaus Nesmith Walsh
Observation-Disclosures CsbSrn Surnam Breit Voae: Ann
Eliza Pskes, st Marks. Sc. Z Hurlbut Co; Amcda.
Rowlsnd Mobile do; Waterman Frost Bermuda, w +
Davenport; Louisa Beaston, Rogers, Ston.ngton.
Schs-BridQe water Matthew'S LaRuayra &c g Whitaker;
Curlew, Lameke Vera Cruz Claik; Cinderella q Scull
Scnii Warrington: Statesman CatheIl Ala ndria: L
Sns,t Lozie KIchmond Liberty Weeks rhilsdeiphs I'm.
Gle John Drake south Amboy v
Sioop-Vic Rhodes Providence
= A s-.,vH.,
. hEHNsu'
Steamship sosthener Berry Charleston 72 hours, to Spot
ford, IIlc:ton Co., AT III o'clock Yesterday morning. 40
miles South OF sandy HOOK spoke British ship adawaska 38
days from Glasgow same time passed brig Galveston hence
for Nassau NP brig Eagle of Norwich Tor this ports and
schr Poeahontas hence Lett the shp South Carolina
bound to New York
'nH C 1s @ 57,m aa @ ~
be.vv yale from The W carried away head OF cntwatsr
bulwak and done other Has been eight days be-
tween ant Sna saaay AID was low
dupt 70 the CITY oy NesmDosts Sdmso hno NJ
snip MS.iaShu ' Samson view Uneans Jan H. 70 N e.
mth q Wasn ne M. mas sSyeic weaneI on
po ? on ooaiS R uay a,h inc, D, ~ w5u H.
n az na,o.. D o ysssI oLn,s nss Nag Hat Un
s 3.t -, - 80 49, @ ,,h no,h vno o.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF New York, February I6, 1913.
Clea red.

SUE nsEs... ........6 a aooN sErs... 81
sun ,srS -. 90. l6 HIax wATss ......... ~
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PASSENGERS Sailed

HAvANA-Ship Adelaide-Dr John Beck and servant Dr.
Edward Spring, Miss Anna Spring. Mrs l. Fanchcr,
Tredwe. Wayde and lady, Jose Barbon, Felipe Aume
n n Hart
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]. The State of San Luis Potosi free sovereign and
ndependent one Of those which compose the Mexican
IL consequence the State r.pudiates the 90 called
Government Of the Union residing at tbs city ef Quere
ssro snd sewers the ties By which It was bound 1t
ed the voice Of the people In the with the United
states Of North America.
s. The Congress Of the State faithful to the will of
ts constituents repews it's protest OF the
aud will maintain the with all ts force until II suc
ceeds In having the justice Republic Of Mexico in
the present war recognized and respected.
4. To this effect and that the war may be carried
on with the utmost vgor, all the other States which
composed the old confederation invited join the
national standard, and to contribute with all their re.
sources according to their wealth and population
D. In order that the operate ns OF the war and the
progress OF pubic affairs may not be retarded by this
union and 70 give more vgor TO the there
will be held In this capital wherever the msjority Of
the states should determine and with the least possible
delay, convention composed Of the deputies Of the
States which may adopt the principles Of the State
san Luis
8. This convention, the depositary Of the power Of
the people will proceed immediately after Its instsl.
ton to appoint chief executive who will serve for the
for him.
T. The convention viii give is principal attention to
the war will provide means either by lsvying new
contributions or contracting loans in the Republic
abroad apportiopng to every State which Join the
confederation the sacrifice which will have to BE- made
for the common cause.
8. The State lie expressly authorised to call On the
other states to join It, In order to create to
prosecute the to raise troops and to dispose OF
them as the may requires but in no case
shall 1t have the to impose penalties on any per
son residing In the State except those which
toned by the law
This decree will be published with the solemn,tv Of
national edct, and oil the functionares OF the State
WI yieid due obedience under OATH the formula
Oh which VIII be prescribed by the government, and
without subscribing to which they caunot hold their
employment God and liberty. MARIANA AVILA
MARIANA VILLALoBos, Secretary.
ADDRESS OF BUSTAMENTE.
From the Star, (MexicoJ Jan. I41
Gen. Buetamente, ex.Presdent OF the Merriam Re
public has Issued an address to his ems
at GusnSjuato on the oath ut He says that though
willing to shed The last drop Of blood in defence of hs
ceuotry be has had the satisfaction of shsrpg in h.
honorsDie battles In which his country have been
engaged lie says that when Gen Valencia In ls4 dis
the public peace uuder the prctenos
TO has (Bustsmente being in the Presidential chair he
withdrew from station which the votes OF the peopIe
had elevated him After few other remarks 10 regard
to his absence from and return to his country pro-
Deeds % follows. We tranelste from the Monitor Of
yssterday:-
napiisgle which Issued 70 my fellow. ssissps On the
ssth Of September, ieS, stated that the haaA Of tine
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r FROM the Vera Cruz Free American, Jan "a
he mail from Ors,ba rrived here on Saturday last;
papers up 70 the lith from the City Of Mexico have
been recsved by merchants at this plac and datss from
Qaeretsro up to the h inst
small sheet published in Pueblo, called the Bol.ttn
says that the portion state under the Mexican Govern
m,nt. was In stst- Of revolutions; that some of III.
people In favor Of nominating Gen Rea dictator
and wished to overthrow the present Mexican Gov.
The Norih .7m'riesn Gays, that the Americans took
possession OF Toluca without the opposition and
that an American governor was to be appointed
The Monitor Of tn lth says that III. train vss IN
leave the city on the 10TH for this place
Accounts IRON General Cadsaisder at Toluca have
been receivsi to the ssh and llth inst He had des
patched the lth infantry to Lsrma some ye leagues
This side Of T,lucs
The which to leave yesterday for Jaapa has
been detained by order Of Gen Twiggs We nave b.en
informed that IL would leave this morning.
% the 7th, brigade OF the American forces left Qua
lmspa for Lerma and arrived at the latter place uumo-
Tested. AT facnuca our troops were received with q
white nag and we're freely accommodated with proyi.
tons ana lodgings On the oh, the American dstach
plent reached Touca and entered the town without
ne bhght,st resistance.
From Tempico we learn that the U s. propeller Sec.
fe.y MASON returned TO Tsmpico the 2sth January
.ron gu p'rimental trip TAR TancasneQui The
h ivsI nlthtrto unnavigsble except for canoes,
q, % " our troops as far rs that point which
~ Ia lac. the head Of navigation Bv order of Colonel
1ases OoA pshu'sy ably seconded by Captain Cole LIST
'Nss'meh' housisos volunteers Ia - thus after deal
OF labor, succeeded In facitatIng on.,a,;ons a. go
communications are TO be opened .itb g. 90. p..a.I
zoe ousotrd miles lana transportation are bv these
means obFiated, and the supplying of div,.,on q, 81
Luis made comparatively an easy mattsr A 80, 80,
b. immediately established &C Fame .sn-o =, 49, ..,'
Of drsgoous bring ordered up the ~ our af',manp
Jney WIZ Keep TIE roads for the trader, an tn.,
neghoorbood, aud o1t little viii be heard OF gu,rss ~
that quarter hereafter The trade OF Tampi ia
sented a more active than at any time since lite occu
patton.
a large and valuable train left Vera crus On .h,
23i Tor JaIspa IL &c composed OF sixty vseops ma
escorted by 300 men The .Sreo Iis ssyci-It VA
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PHlLADELPHIA, Feb Is, P M-Arrived-B0ks Paez, w
hiO,, tsguayra; franklin, GchIst, New Oeaus brig M
Hall, Boston; Achs Jeroleman Gosler. Chaeston Char
Cook. CALAIS; Rebecca, Collins, New York.
Clened-Bark Warwick Wilcox, Vera Cruz.
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,rc, lin. ,,,i rarban,,ed rreyonsly as quick l.me
VII, 4 ,,. ,l,sn,ui,pscsi iuctS.if or cumissi
am, ,,, :, s.,ra ra,,sely worthless aai the mafs si
oecasenaii, se Md. n, asa,,s ofs esren waiepeg
mn VITA s4tara, ed = tsa Of SelrafR firm. VII l.
bitter than The brs,ed y psun viii ia ihe an'ngaiaea
tprslu.is a d pasycnt der escape
,Thoaph al.b lang--Is id-ard dcviaas race u 5a one
1t NV f.stise h i,es ms have a"n hfaFilt 'i 5edf
pitcaee mus pru-eed ue ilnhef, Il meet hc sop
nj sotir tpgHififs
The ,alfs Which hive. 81 tif Ia several fets
fnad better 10 pahs Tue sarsl'"- ifen nay p"i
pFariCa, sailed At my rep #. ATE hni teN ~ j" pa
If ,sel se lnehfs IL 'iefe oa'aed' have r'-n''' ny
{ m i@eaIy Lar iacats N be dad, liae, aui leave i'n
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GRoI ERlEs. Dry Goods / c.
NE haNr fecayci within LIE last irN aaAs, large adj
w ton - iurmcr <ls5a 9i t,o, All oh tao'e
p'trs AMI the pble generality at low pise, either la eah
"f latrr 81 - tmr ta Plhsefal cast ,mots.
- hhdz : q Iuli, tfso s. 81 CtoiA Sugars,
2oj bag, Bafl, rpap iheo Mtre.bo, lto, Java, aud
Lac flra, Co1ccs,
~ bios aud T1.rcc- Monkeys Pulvefikrd and Crushed
and \ Odran- tlaiu.d sugar.
- holds an1 ficrcs best Orleans and C,rlcna, bIoas
t. b,Nes Woalsoy and Woa.s, S Loaf susa,
20 l'ses and Chests 1ea,
20 hogs MI,
5000 lbs blitfttcA, east aud shear steel,
ilo0 lbs. sluate Iron, assorted,
~ tunin1nnain bnr and Richmond Ttodr gaI Iron,
$500 He's Lewis " ite Iead
10 boxes - - aud "a IL Window Glsss
30 boxes damantne y IaiioN Ciud'r.
hu1lhs Sole Leather Iazsthrr with tec Pepper Spise
RE, lrlien. MDdlr, Mustard, i.o2uo5d, sweet od,
Wrapping fs5aap, Leaa fapcr NpD, slirocs, bones
c', bed ikas, Blankets, Lean, nsc, Hat, Capt', 80
(
va have 1'sa Clps nmeai-
10 h"Scs " eelsN. stuart, Loaf Sugar,
bhl' Y . sugar,
bis Solar iamp Oh.
Nov. is MeCOREtr & SIMPSON
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MIR. Thomas Hundlcy:

1INAkE NOTICE, that shall, on the 18th d,v ,r
ny, 1913, between the hours Of and svr iaa
day az the Columbian ioie in the city OF Kebnli hat
take he deposition OF VIM IL Dennis, to be ,ead w Va
IN SUIT now depending the superior % "ence
and Chancey, ior the county oil Halifax, which [ aw
flahtln and am defendant And also, that shall are
10th day oil February 1873 between the same hours ae
Day at the Court House Oh Montgomery COUNTY
take the defosiiio.is OF Henry q, Daniel and lri@'
staples 10 be read as evidence In the same case Ii f.
a'y cause the t.solas named depos shall not be
the 9Th the taking of the will be Continued from
to time, nntii they taken e'e
Jan. 3-maw -.I.Iz BENJAMIN w WALKED
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buckingham Female

COI. LEGI.B Z I.NS II \ l. r r..
,.1 G chartered Female College IN Virginia will be
-rtd IA The 18th Fsbrusy neat undsf tue charge oil
ih- subs -l4hst.
b- etu,lsncer ol the closing, and unfortunate sal
Thu Iu1tian not uhhnovn the pubic, 10 IL
that effort begun 10 be made less than two
,rss sgo ~ ev. Nathaniel Thomas to reconciliation.
l., friends nl talet h know that that .boI
short time has brrn crowned with abundant succes
ih- 81 such lcsI ardent, he former
e,sin1 is daers closed, And rs .,eces cut short b.,
ins grntl. TAP ai the sheril's hammer
li,utrsn. ii higher ptstsssns and smong the f,t
disabilities L. bat fair presume that the friends Of the
Institute steering clear u the rocks. which Through
zeal presumed 60 have b.,n msdseel) their hopes
wrecked, vii bring thi, enterprise to happy issue
RATES OF EXPENSES.
Faftic conegiaf. year Of ten months, boardn,,
iorludne llyts, lre washing, rrnt, &c 500 %
Tuition IN iement ~ ht,nchc. 30 10
Inv lisl and sIassiral course 40 %
French, 10 M
4,a.,. with u.s.. Of Pam 40
It,i,tin~ Di.,,i,a ,L,U AL N-e1ls WORK 10 IN
Making ast S2do % Young lady IA Ia. highest class
nd leaning serr, branch laagbl in the institute.
one @ ai The above Piabie in al, the other half al
IL md Of lie tttu.
1honEl l.sileA that Young ladies should he present nj
The commencement # Tie exercises, get in consideration OF
tauses necessarily connected h The fret opening
school popalionaie delueiial VIII he made, iu such
until after tLe sessian shall lave advanced
JOHN 4. BLAGKN ELL.
7 denominations addressed 10 Rev. J. e. Black
we'll Gravel Hill, Bu,knf ham5 he promptly attended to-
ian. III
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A Ia Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery,
4 "A continued by Adjournment, and held for The coun-
~ OF Amhers at the Courthouse, Tuesday the 81
day of August. lSi1
Robert ,hell, James Burlorl and Eliza his Wife, J-s
So Kelley ami Frances his wti,. j IA w. Nmyall,
Nancy l.. Norysll. Ihumas ;. Nurvell Everett H.
veil, Margaret L. Noryell and i.udnan NDfvel. infant
children ol Ihom NUfve. decd, under tho n.e 81
iwenty-une yearsdy the said James utord their broth
erin 1t" aad xI friend Samuel Swearitger :" jose
Phcnia Ills wife, late Josephena Doyle aud others,
PIan.llls
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d, irlltian S,


Ga motion of W lilm Kent, executor Of W lam
Turner and Nathan Glenn, the Courl doth order thai
be referred Ia OF the Commissioners ri HIS Court IN
settle an aee1aHt between tieu aud Bealtlu Nurye.
sFWluT llie amount paid by each ui their
enfltY ship and the amount r-tatnlHG due. ana III
all funds lab to payment theret, and report the
10 the CURT. The said Commissioner viii aso enquire
and report whether the portions Of Benjamin Nore aad
Spencer H. Novel; are liable be applied u the re-
lief of the sud Turner's eApr and GlrHa, pursuant To
the rule awarded then tine II day u September ol3
against the SAID Spencer y. Norvrl, ard hs trustee
lieoamn = rvel, James N. Daniel, jf., and Jau,'s NJ
Daniel sen, with ANY mae9s specially stated. deeued
pertinent by himself or required 10y the parties to be
stated Cpao taxing snsd accounts, noies Will be ne
cessary 10 Ii sud kenl, Glenn BeuJauin Nor, I'll Npen
or d. Npryell, James NJ Daniel, IT,, and James N.
DANIEL, Sci al, \ Guy -Ie,e,
ROBERT IINSLEI, Gin.
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CoaaissIosE OFFICE,

Anhrrsl {. IT,, IN jan. 1878. {
The par'ie. interested in The foreg ling decree will
axe notice that have appointed Tuesday the 29h day
Of Febmary 1915 To- the therein dr.
rnrted which nc they requested 10 att nd AT my
Office, with their arrl4s vouchers and evidence, pre-
pared for examinations and settlement
JESSE A. iilGGiNBOllIAAI,C om'r.
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