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hLEN IIEMPSTER, A VI, Assist
December 2iih 1911.

REFERENCES.--Ilon lohn Y Mason .Secret,rv If
the Navy; DIR Scott Speaker If The Senate of Viz
ginIa; James Ssdion,. Esq; Hon James NJ Mason
Frederick; Kt Rev Nicholas Cohbs. d. BisboD of Ala
hams; Judge Samuel Chapman,' Alabama; u w Leigh.
E.q,' Richmond; Wn Johnson, Esq Petersburg:
Thomas Randolph, ESQ., AihrmarIr; Andrew Hunter
ESQ., Jefferson; Gov acknowledgements Alabama; Gen
-ra Bernard Feitcn.- EIchnond Judge Daniel Cole
man, Alabama, nr Armisead C"ok,' Potsnonrh; Ro.
b-rt e SianaTd ESQ., Richmond; WIN II Harrison, lisa
Primo" tir0rrr: Col WIN ArnSiead.t Alabama; VIM II
Tayloe, Esq Hu nj Airy; Richard Baylor, ESQ.,. rs
sex; CLAYTON q - irnlan. Esd Louisa; Rev Elliott Es-
les. South arnlina John Tabb, Esp ester Jas
Thornton, E,,,,- Memphis, i-nnrSsee; VIM u Roy
Esg.. GIonce>ier Hon Robert II T Hunter ESP Essex
Hon Tnomis II Ra'iy. - Rev VIM Friend Po,t Roy
Al; John L Bryan, Esq Gioucesier; Thomas : Ghol-
son, ESQ., PeierSburs; Col John Morris. Kentucky;
William Qnares, ESQ.," Kentucky; George F VIII
sln- ESD" Norihampion Alfred Z. Weeks, Esq., Lou
isann.
Gentlemen who either have had, or whn n present
have sons ar wards members OF the Institution.
Dec. lj-diJanlC.sciFcbI
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
Tue keT & "A d d = o n .
GENERAL, AGENTS.

OFFICE ON SIXTH STREET. C LEMAN's BUiLDINss,)
-Four d00,s North al Pennsy uania AUenuc,
" as n tnSron.
BEVERLY TUCKER and JOHN f. ADDISON have
ID associated themselves Tor the purpose Of piosecut
ne claims Of all kinds before Congress aud tho several
Departments of the General Cover nnIent.
All communications, post paid, addressed TO Tie
above. shall receive prompt attention
reference is gwen IL the following gentlemen =
Hon. George ". Dallas Vie President; Hon j. Ma
son. Secretary Of the Navy; Hon r. J. Walker Secte
larry OF tie Treasury; Hon Jno. Mclean y ) Suprem"
Conrt Hon r. NJ. I Hunter, L. Senate; Clement
Cox, ESQ.,, Georgetown, d. g.
uy John L. Addison, Attorney al Law VIII continue
to give personal attention TO business before the several
Courts Of the District OF Columbia, aud tile adjoining
countirs of MARYLAND and Virginia. Jan. 2l-cly
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
WHEREAS, The undersigned Is DESTROYS OF paying
w off the egacies left In sundry persons near Nat
chez Mississippi and In Tennessee far rs the funds
NAV have "a Yet come into his hands: This is To give
motto. to Robert =. C Perkins, Eliza A. Horn and Har
riet ID. Loveland, children Of Lucy Perkins, late OF
Natcbez Miss , and william Henley, son Of Eliza A.
Horn that there special legacy rfl IL them IN the
last will of Sarah Mosey, Of one hundred dollars rnc
and to William Henley and John Henley, sons OF Pal-
rick Henley The sum of hundred and fifty dollars
each: and has LEFT TO be paid William Henley, "t
Tennessee. 10 be managed by him, the sum OF Two nun
dred dollars for the sole and benefit OF Betsy ann
Becher, his sister-ail whom are requested 10 cu.e
forward and receive their egacies. so far as the tx
ecuto may be enabled pay with the funds collected
The Leeaees must apply either in person or by resu
"a, nsr P pef, edi II, bonds according 10 law
f WALTER LEAKE,
Executor of Sarah Mosey, deceased
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FOR SALE. RENT OR LEASE,

FOR SALE. RENT OR LEASE,
rf,HaT valuable PLANTATION called Martins, the
/ property Of the LATE Albert T. Goodwyn, lying IN
Djnw iidir on iIarchsr's Run about hive miles from
the Court house and twelve fran Petersburg, contain
ing about 90 acrss, large portion Of II IN woods OF
prime quality. Few surh estates can te innnd IN The
county being well adapted 10 the growth of corn,
wheat oats and tobacco The lots are in excellent
der There is n dwelling house. with five rooms
Also NECESSARY out houses, wanting slight repairs.
Planters seeking investms nts seldom meet W h .nth
an opportunity cf shifting themselves near market The
Terms will be liberal. H. N. MEADE,
Executor Of A. T. Goodwin, deceased.
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NOTICE.

THE Masonic fraternity are hereby sum.
l. moned 10 meet al the Masons' Hail, at half
past O'clock, precisely, this day. Friday to re-
ceive our distinguished brethren, J. A. Qui.man
and James Sheds The procession will form
a! naIi-pasl 4 o'clock, P NJ, and proceed to The
Exchange Hotel.
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IaNDIN PRINCE EDWARD FOR SALE

LAND IN PRINCE EDWARD FOR SAL LIE.
OFFER Cor sale the valuable Landed Estate Jointly
\ owned by Isaac Read, ESQ, ol Kanawha and my.
self.
qhs Estate lies in the county Of Prince Edward on
Buffalo, Fort and Falling Creeks, two and half miles
from ilampden sydney College, three and hai from
Prince Edward Courthouse. and eight miles from the
town of Farmviie. IL contains about one thousand
acres of which about one hundred and twenty acres
are low grounds of choice qualify, and trr. Is an am
pic quantity OF wood aud plant land. large proper
lion of the hkh land Is rich, and ia high Stale Of I'M
provrment clover and plaster having been extensive
ly used.
On this Estate there il a Grist and Manufacturing
MIL recently repaired, with three run OF stones The
water power ample aud may br doubled. If desired,
without much expense. The MILL since nave owned
IT, has made much three hundred barrels OF Toll
grain in year. The nearGfsS of thus estate To good
markets makes desirable property, aud well worth The
attention OF persons wishing To buy profitable lands.
The overscer living on the premises, will show the
land To any person wishing to see IT,
CLEMENT C. READ.
S-As shall he absent from home for the next
three months leave The above advertised Estate IN hr
hands OF Capt Henry a. Wdtk'ns, of Charlotte Court
house and Mr. y e.. Read, of Farmve, TO whom per
sons wishing Ia purchase may refer.
Nov l2-ciin =. y. READ
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A FARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE.
I OFFER for sale my Farm IA The county q ienrc",
about twn mrS from the Old Market House. The
frrl contains hundred andsiIteen acres, of which
about ono hundred aud twenty cleared, The balance
in wood The cleared land has all been highly I'M.
proved with lIme and puirescent mannres, and pro-
duces very fine crops. The uncleared land has on II
vefy heavy growth Of wood, which, from ts nearnrss
10 market, is very valuable. On the farm there all
necessary houses, in good order, to wit dwelling
house with rooms, eight closets and cellar. a
Kitchen laundry, Office dairy smoke house, four harms,
of fine waller have lived on the farm for more Than
four years with nearly forty IN my family and there
has not a of ser,IS sickness. The place Is
considered by those who know healthy any in
Virginia.
NV reason for wishing 10 sell is that may devote
INV lime entirely IL my profession. Will sell the farm
for fair price and te most liberal terms. Persohs
wishing L. buy are invited IL call on either nj
Office in Richmond, or At my house, on the farm
Dec 3l-ctf JSD. VI. GREGORY.
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rrTHE LADIES SUPPER and sale OF Re.
freshmen,s will be continued 10 night in Mr.
CRANES Store, corner OF Eagle Square. Apart
from The enjoymens to be derived, the laudable
purpose (huingup CT "Uni,n Temperance Hall")
10 which the proceeds OF The Supper are 10 be de.
voted, should induce general attendance.
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3. W.. N2aury & Co.,

10000 DOLLARS! l2,CO0 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Class Nh. z for leiS, to be
drawn at Alexandra "n Saturday, January cad &C
No. Loitery-l2 drawn ballots.
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NOTICE TO TGE PUBLIC.

4 REPORT being in circulation that gentleman In
n our house member Of the House of lclr rates)
has been for days sick with the small Fox, we
lake this meth3d OF correcting It, The pubic may resi-
assured that no case now exists or has existed IN
the CITY HOTEL For the truth Of tins We refer to
Dr. Tafprro, the physician Of the sick gentleman, ana
Messrs Tyler, CIump, Garrett and Baptist, OF ths
Senate and IL Messrs. Iunstall Cook, Howard, and
other members Of the House Of Delegates, now board
ing with IL JOHN MlSGE SON.
Jan. le-d3tAc3t
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CHARLES s. SCOTT,
attorney at EIayY

WILL practice the Superior and Inferior Courts
w held in the city OF Richmond aId county OF Hen.
rico. Oicr-No. 2. Governof's or 18th street, In
the rear Of the office Of Mr.. Robert G Scott.
Ian 7-oW4w
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EDUCATION.
Concord, Academy.

TIE next session Of this Institution will commence
The ltst of February, lSis, and terminate The last
of July following. The Of instructions especi-
ally designed To prepare students Tor Colleges and Uni
vrfsltes, Is Thorough aud extensive II comprises the
Gfrek, Latin, French, Spanish, Italian aud English
Languages; Mathematics in all It's various branches; Ma
tuTai PHILOSOPHY. Chemistry and Moral Philosophy.
h'Vnr services are regularly performed Al the AGA.
demv b. the Rev. Wm Friend.
ne price ot Board tinrudins wishing, bedding and
ii-! ana Tuition Tor tie oil six months, sliu;
au payable the irsl Of February SD The first OF July.
"" student Will be received lcr shorter period than
an rHtire session.
f"f t!it ehiceney Of his system Of instruction., the
f:ine'pi' refers IT, the gentlemen whose names
sn jnli"d ana 10 the Professors Of the University OF
virginia ana those nj William and Mary college; from
the Professors ri both Of which ln-uons the acadr.
mic preparation and the Subsequent Collegiate success
OF his pupils have received TIE highest coinn-nda-
lions,
Communications will be directed 10 Concord hcade-
my, Iafo!nr County Va. addressed The Principal
w COLEMAN, A N, Principal.
LEWIS Il COLEMAN, A ~ Assistant.
ALEX HEMpSTER A NJ Assi.,,n,
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pursuance Of decree of the trcun Superior Court
b of Law and Chancery for Chesterfield county, pro-
nouuced on the 29h day Of October, 1871 in The Two
following cases:
Henry >. Bate and ais, Plaintiffs
against =
Jno. b Goodies Adm'rs., and ais. Defendants: :
Mack tiooir, Lawson Nunnay, and ale,
against Plaintiffs:
The same Def, ndants: :
And also W one other decree Of The said Court, pro-
nounccti on HE s.in- day, III lie ,aSe Of
James q. Gates. guardian, &c for Lucy y John
c., and Robert VIM Goode, Plaintiffs:
against .
Lucy A. Goode, John G. Gnod- aud Robert VIM.
,;ood-, Joseph X. Woodbridge and Louisa his VIE.
and Philip r. Southali and Eliza J. HE wife, the
three first ty Alexander sims, their guardian ad IL
TEN, Defendants:
The undersigned. Commissioners, VIII s- TO the
highest bidder, On The premises, IN SATURDAY, The
I'D day Of January, lefs, The whole Tract Of Land
called Rob-Isnn;s, un AppomaoI riser one mile be-
low Goodies bridge, in Chesterfield county lately O%n
ed and cultivated ny John Is. Goodr and Robert Goode
Is partnership estate, and supposed I" contain ijU
acresbut, in order Ia ascertain the real quantity, The
Whole will be surveyed previous IT. The day OF sale
AsD the same day, and II the same place, Girls;
Mill Saponey Creek, in The said county, with The
machinery, water rights, mill privileges and appurte
nlncrs belonging thereto credit Of one, twn and
three years, except as 10 amount in cash sufficient
detray all the expenses of nainin. these decreei
and al carrying the same into effect Bonds with good
security will h- required. o carry Interest fiOm thr
date, aud the title 10 the land and other real estate
withheld as further indemnify.
Al! GaopE SIMS Commissioners.
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UNITED STATES UOTp7

- WASHINGTON CITY Ell,
NdE Proprielors Of this House take n,o,,.
IN informing the Virginia public ,ba, ASSURE sure
nsve employed Mr.. VIM. Jacqueln Taylo, 'a 1e!
III rs.y OF Richmond 10 aid in its mana semen, wi
ns ~r house having been recently repaired and
sn,o; y furnished, is now complete in every re.
'psc' as frs! class Hotel 'e'
TA. THE PROPRIETORS.
old Undersigned will be glad to see all OF bis
sit WsaSa a! The u s. Hotel, whenever they vi.
Ii. Washington, feeling Satisfied thai he has il in
Jan 70 please them 10 every respect.
eSa~a~ w. J. TAYLOR.
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Jan. 20-2t

oSI-On Tuesday last, lost a gum elias.
- nc Purse, containing four fifty dollar notes.
~. 20 no. believe that the purse contained any
onef money! j, should be found, and deliver
e. 10 Ar James Il. Lynch, who can generally be
.Oune al the Exchange Ho.el, he will pay lib
Jan. 20-2. WM
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. 20 conclude with the Farce called
"A Loan Of a Lover.
jso ~ 'uil particulars, see bills OF the day.
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MARRIED..

n,,r,.d in Aecomack county, on the Goth OF Decem'
,,r nv The Rev. John Udord, Mr.. JOHN w. II. PAR,
KER, to Miss SARAH, only daughter OF Nathaniel
To2pi ng, Esq.
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TO THE CREDITORS or THOMAS c.

SCOTT, a BANKRUPT
NOTICE is hereby given, iha! The sum nf ,222 4i
~ il in the Bank Of Virginia, To the credit of the
Court of the United States Eastern District of Virgil
nil, In the case Of he sad Bankrupt; that after notice
Is advertised for ten days, III one Of the newspapers
pub,hed in the city of Richmond dividend and dis.
irbution will be made among the creditors OF the SAID
Thomas C. twhn have proved their calmSl o the
amount deposited in Bank. and any other money mat
has mr. NAV he received before the distribution is made
after deducting the officers fees.
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, General Assignee.
Ian. lS-cit
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WANTED.

A TEACHER well qualified to give instruction in
n all the branches Of an English Education Letter,
addressed 10 j. B. Lindsey, Esq, N. w. River Bridge
Norfolk county, Va, post paid will receive prompt al
tention, Ian. ll--cR
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GEORGE w. ATKINSON,
Com m iSsiOn Hero II a n Z .
OFFICE IN THE FRONT BUILDING,
SHOcKOE WAREHOUSE.
Iop ca,1t

WANTED,
A TEACHER we'll qualified to give instruction in
n all the branches of an English Education, to take
charge of 4 small school-say five sch0ars--apd the
privilege Of others for his benefit Apply, postpaid
r. B, Newtown, King Queen. Jan. 2l-cw3w
TO TIMBER AND WOOD GETTERS.
I'VE wish to clear from one hundred and fifty 10 TWO
w hundred acres of land, lying on Tuckahoe and
Deep Run Creeks, large portion Of which is heavily
timbered with pine and oak and all well covered with
cord wood The land is close 10 the Tuckahoe Rail-
road, and about mile from the James River Canal
We wish to receive proposals for the wood and timber
JAS. NJ. WICKHAM,
McLURG WICKHAM,
l.. w. 7. WICKHAM,
lam l4-cSt JOHN WICKHAM.
ITO FREDERICK A. ROSS, Executor of David
Il Ross, deceased, GEORGE n. PAYNE, and GEO.
B. PAYNE:
Take notice, that shall, on the 23d Of February,
ls4s, in the Clerks Office Of Buckingham county; on
The 18th of said month"; in the stsre.bouse oil ID. j.
Hartsook in Howardsve; on the 3d. Of said month,
in Mr. Flippens store house Elk Creek Furnace,
In Amherst connty and the 10th Of March, 1913, IN
the Clerks Office Of Pulaski county, take dispositions
10 be read as evidence in suit In Chancery, pending
in the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for
Buckingham In which an plaintiff and you and
others defendants. II from good cause the depo-
sitions not taken the days specified, they viii
be taken on the day following in each case.
GEORGE BOOKER,
Executor OF Samuel Jones, deceased.
Buckingham, Jan. 81, l84S-cw4w
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nv the Magnetic Telegraph.
CONGRESSIONAL.

Correspondence OF Tie Richmond Enquirer.
WASHINGTON, THua,pAy, Jan. 20, 1913.
GIN AIE
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EXTENSIVE SALE Of ZEALAND PER-

SONAL ESTATE.
PURSUANT 10 decree fthr Circuit Superior Court
4 of Law and chamccry, Tor The county OF King VIII
liam, rendered the suit OF Christian, Agent, &C.,
against George y. Powell ana Others, shall as Com
missioner, proceed To sell, upon The premises, on
TUESDAY, the 25il day Of January. Isis, If fair, If
not thr next far day thereafter, by public auction IN.
Tract Of Land upon which The said Powell! resides.
called W"0dhefry, Containing, by recent survey. $50
acres, lying Immediately upon MaftapOn river, about
Two miles from King William Courthouse The build.
Ings upon the farm extensive, and well suited for
the accommodation of large family This farm like
all the lands upon tina NatIaponi, IL very p:oducve.-
Connected with this tract. is marsh Of IS acres, very
valuable FOR grazing.
At the same time and place, will b- sold another
Tract Of Land IN the upper end Of King William, near
MangohiCk Church, containing 3b9 acres. This last
OF land is good ANY In the neighbOrhood, aud
is we'll adapted To the growth Of corn, wheat and to-
bacco.
Also at the same time and place, will be sold about
twenty likely young NEGROES, consisting III men,
women and boys; stock uf Cattle, Horses, Sheep and
Hogs; Household and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation
Utensils, &c one Barouche and Harness.
The Negroes will be sold for cash. ana the terms OF
sale for the other property, which will he acconmodat
ing, will be made known an the day thereof.
r. w. SCOTT. Commissioner.
no George n. Powell living at Wondberry, will
take pleasure IN showing the land TO those who may
wish 10 purchase. Dec 3-ctds
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pPUBLTC NOTICE.-The Masons' Hall
viii he opened for The reception of vsilers between
ne hours OF Sand 4 o'clock, when all Ladies and
Gs'kmen DESTROYS oil paving their respects 10
Gens Ourman and Shields are invited to call.
BY order:
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Pork. Pork.

NTOTICE-An persons having claims agans
IN the estate of Reuben Gardner, deceased, are
required 10 make them known, or This notice will
be plead in bar against Them:
Executor Of R. Gardner decd.
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Tickets slO-shares in proportion.

10000 DOLLARS! $50 OOO $50 OOO
Alexandria Lottery, Class 9, fer ls4s To hr drawn
in Arxandrl on Saturday, January %. 10 drawn Nos
In each uIckare of III Tickets.
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VIZ J. BIGGERS PRIZE OFFICE, opro-
w sile Exchange Hotel.
Ho, ye who pant for yellow GOLD,
Or wish, with cash. to cut figure;
Call ere the prizes all are sold
The 'Bio oHEs' can be had Of BIGGER.
For To Day-Capitals: $4,000. 1000, 57s, 500,
&c. rs Nos, III drawn. Sales close "a, Y. NJ. Tick
cts 81; halves so cents; quarters Is CENTS.
Drawing Of New Jersey, Clasa6:
CT % 30 43 70 81 65 SO "a 80 76 SIS 90.
Look out for Saturday. &c Nos, - drawn. Capt.
tails: sac, 900, 1900, &C. Tickets oniyslO.
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RICHMOND TMEATRE.

on FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. d,
Wili be acled The new Farce of
iOo CAN'T MARRY YOUR
GRANDMOTHER.
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Tickets sI5; halves 7 50; quarters 3 IS.
100000 DOLLARS

100000 DOLLARS!
In prizes If 10000 DOLLARS each
SusQuehanHa Lottery, No. o, to be drawn Mt Ba
more on Wednesday, Jan. %. 1888 rs Nos, IL druwn
Grand Scheme:
prizes OF S25,nOu prizes of Sl,l.o
each are I0U,O00 80 1872
prizes Of 1900 20 l,000
Tickets $40; halves B; quaters so.
~ Packages Of wholes, halves and quarters, or sin
gle Tickets in tie above Lotteries, any otner Lot
terry, every day drawing, tprice of Tickets from TO
S2O,) under our management, can be had BY address,
ing ID. FAME q co,
Or &. w. PURCELL,
Dec. 90 Richmond. Va.
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IN CHASCERY.-VIR6ISiA: Al Ru'rs hriu w Tue
l Clerks Office Of Essex rncnit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancery, the 3D. day Of January, ls4s:
John a. Parker, f'aihuH'
against
Fonlninr Wood, Susan n. Mann, Administrative Of
Elizabeth Hn ndI-y. deceased Thomas B"nehan and
Mary his wife. and Thomas Wood tine said Mary and
Thomas Wood being children o. The said P0ntainr
Wood BY his FIRST WIFE who vas Ann ilundlry and
Peters 3. TbIr aud John CUwles. Trustees IN certain
deed of from ;rorse Tribe to them, bearing date
the 23i day Of September 1896 and recorded in Essex
County Court Clerks Office the 2f.h day Of Septein-
her ls;6 Defendants.
The M. subpena with the restraining order endor'
ed thereon issued against The defendants In this cause
not being returned executed on the DEFENDANTS Fon-
taine Wood and homas Wood and Is appearing by sa-
tisacny evidence that the said defendants are MONTE
sdens Of his Commonwealth, II Is ordered, That The
SAID defendants apgenr the rules al the Clerks once
oc The said Court at th. Court house, on The hrst hon
day in April next and the plaintiffs bill; and
that copy Of this order be forthwith published In some
newspaper Of this state for eight weeks succe'svey,
and thar another copy thereof be posted n The front
door OF the Court house of this county.
Copy. Testr.
JAMES NJ. MATTHEWS, d. c.,
For James Roy Mcou, elk. e. c. 3. e. Il. q
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICH ID On ID.

tligh " aler this day, al 1t o'clock. P. N.
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a C. a r D =,

Having suffered severely from exaggerated reports Of
small pox in onr city, have thought proper, however
r il nav avail, tbeing deeply interested in counter
acting such report 10 make the enquiry OF Dr. Ha1al
whose large share Of practice entities him IN know and
whose sterling integrity warrants the belefof any state
ment he may make, and am assured by him that tbs
number Of cases has exceeded thirty hve and OF
that number only three deaths have occurred within his
knowledge II may b- proper 10 state, Also that br.
HaIlll was chairman nf the committee appointed To as
certain the number of of small pox that bad oc-
currrd in the civ JOHN MISGG.
CITY ilotrl Richmond Jan. 49, 1913.