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L. il not a little remarkable, that when The even
number Of the Commissioners tof the Virginia WAN
,urtun monument Offered the Governor happy 0pp"r-
tunity Of avoiding any discrimination between tie po
lltca parties in connection with this noble enterprise
of the whole people, he should have Thought !. nec-'
' lYtsttrddys 7imts
We regret that the Times should have itself
exhibited such smai! part zan spirit Oh This
occasion. We are perfectly convinced that
nothing was farther from the Governors mind
than the idea OF party on such question. II IS
the Times itself which, instead OF throwing all
its zeal into he patriotic cause, raises tho cues.
ton of purity, which no one else had 1reamcd Of.
It's present course says very little for Tie saga
CITY or patriotism Of the Times.
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REQUlSlTiONS, LOUISA RAILROAD.
SUBSCRIBERS to the Eastern Extension VII paw
- into Tie Exchange Bank in RichmJnd 10 ADDITION
to the unpaid on The acquisitions OF March, Aptn'
Nay, june, July, August anu September, Amounting 70
S5J per share, the sum Of S3J-viI: slo Oh th1 iS
Octoaer $50 on the Isl OF N"'rnbef, anu -, w VIZ
lst Of Decrmarr. rs order OF The Board Of Directors
Sept I-c2awilstiiec. ]. GARRETT, Treasurer.
YOUNG MAN, Just from school qualified I" teach
IA the Latin Language. Arithnrttr, GrnsfsphS anu
The vari"us briDrhrs II the Eaglisn language siam
malcaliy, w.s..s Ia get 4 situation ~ 'rash',
Any person wishing 10 tiu.uy sGch irirhr', W.
please address Il letter John ). Ml:, fpv'liah pe
pot, Louisa county, Virginia.
a. ii.-Good references may be had Of hI' qti'i.,i
,,o, ma ,,,,,I ch,r,c,.y ne. P-cN
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Telegr phed ior the Baltimore American.
~ .sr,per a, ~, ID

Nolhicg has yc, i.easpired IL reference 10 the
nature Ct The des?achcs received tom Mr.
Rivrs.
John S. Gsiiaacr. yssrac editor, has teep
appointed laird Ard';or, v.re Peter Hasnef re-
signed. Mr. GAllo..:r Is o. Viismia.
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Sheriff oi p.asquolank q
Oct. 10, 1919

The following additional! certificate is coniir'
malory oi Nj Pools s.atemen':
II, John James, do hereby certify that ! have
known the above named Abel PalinrI; have
seen him vo,e, and the certificate as 10 his c'"r
is true 10 Inc best OF my knoue.'se.
JOHN JAMES"
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uu,o aovERNoR'S MESSAGE

n WHO oe
governor Coolidss's Message 10 The Vermont
Legislature takes strong anl-siayery ground. il
recommends The abolition Of Slavery IN the Dis
lricl, aud prohibition of its extension 10 he
Territories.
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Caafies L. Sccr, T. b. Commissioner Tor
thia STATE, 10 iaE- acKnow.eis me nj aud proof OF
.ed., sc, in The Territory o! California.
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mo MErrAUER, pea
p,iu,. Edward Court House, Sept l5-etIs'N"'

RICHMOND LAW SCHooL ~
rt,JIE term Of tbis Institution commences on ts
i Wednesday OF November next, ana 'e''"'"
IN, IL I've dur.day of March following ..sn
The course is at once scientific AMI pa. ,.. 10
rim, outlines OF natural. international ana ".
Iion,l law. and the principles Of thr mun'
yuaiuia, with the subjects OF pleading a"'
al GONE length. eou,sr psy
The fee ior instruction is So for the eo"''''f
In advance. ,u. maxwell
sept li-d<cwtlaNov y. Al,
IN CHaNCERY-visotsl. All Rnl: ne i ~
1 Clerk Office Of the Circai, superior "A .,s
aud Chsncery for Goochland eoaaty' on Inv
September, 1919 fanlh
Slarth, Dyer,
xssae Curd and John II. Treviiian. Ds,.ssJ,,fedh'
anS. defendant, Isaac Cufd, not hivns !, The &c O
Asse Muce and given security ACCORDING n ,ppeu'!
by tbs rules Of this CAN'T ana bi,,n 9
ls ComINy evidence that he y 10, ~ ~. plllps
IA o,de,sd ,ixeal.i: on the motion o. ~. Cpft
r.ar herr n, n he said defendant ~, s. sad coGd y
III. ira: Maos.v to be hei! -, ": md sa.aef ~
ra"!ls hi! and Rses aos, d ~. s.1e in Il. en-
win inserted soris published .uocr
a Richmond, and contid, d for Two MORAN a,t Hoc.e
sively, and posted q; The tfos door "i lhe
| OF this county. a Copy Tests, rR CIsik
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hVm The Nan Yo,k Courier, Oct -.
,,,,f, anES,p NJt,Sai.,

BY EIrAjc Telegraph from London to Liverpool
SpsDoS, Saturday, Oct. 6 n, 1919.
i0a o iock, A. NJ.
The Pam Monilenr ot lasi hight safes that
he f1snA q sramsnt entirely disarors u Con-
t'GI Of M. P'Sls. /. a!so anrodnees he ap.
French t.Ipi B,is LIE Co,npl, al pres-a'
pnientiary Al MsSTurin, to be Minister p!rn'
The Turkish Amhassyar.
,ervier win The French MNa Paris had an in
ans on Taur.d.y, which las'nAa; Fo.riga AT.
Tine Times OF this moraiDg has>1ours.
9Th imo, IRON S correspondent o. Of h
giving some curious niornlaiion concernmGxs.
Ia g. United States feet now in thai bay. -
The NOE Of Lord Pa,mers,on in regard /
Turkey, and The answer, have been commanica
ted by the King Of Naples 10 III, Grea' P"we:
The aGairs OF Sicily are nearly arranged.
P,nce Casa,no is 10 be Viceroy.
The island IS TO have separate atniL:S'!s
lion ard a Consulia and a Climber q, tnle Ia.
The Co.'s i,uiionel confirms The iasIl=rnc
lha,a Join, note oil The English and French Gov
erumenthad been sent TO 81. Petersburg, which
that Journal expects will have The effect Of pre-
ven.ngA rupture between Russia and Turkey
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NOTICE.

4 LII persons having Claims against the Estate o.
n THOMAS l. NELSON, deceased. WI please NO
liiy me Of them mmr dia,sly John PAGE,
Administrator al Thomas !. Nelson, decrasrd
Hanover County, Uctubrr lc--c2aw4~
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Charles a. Ronald,
ATTORNEY Az LAW.

BLACKS BURG, VIRGl NJ n,,,,.uo,
aSriLI. practice regularly in the Superior a"s ~,
w Courts of Montgjm.ery, Rnano"s' ra'A''
Giles. .,,,,I,
An husiuess entrusted 10 his rare viii o. p'""F''
and faithfully tended u. lie VIII also alfer !"
collection al claims if TIE Mi dining c"""'"' .I,
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which when he departed, was supposed TO be al
island. Ard il he succeeded in overcoming The
very great diff ,ultics which must have attended
such roue, mis- is precisely the direction III
which he would appear. And farther, II ne go
this length loo late in the season 10 save the Hud
sons Bay Company's autumn ship, his own i'm
preston would naturally be that he would be
detained MI the ensuing spring, which would
Just make up the nine months specified before he
expected 10 BE- in England this period mol having
been given by he cia'fvoyanl as prophecy, eu
as In Impression on his mind, with which she
prolessed TO have some mysterious means Of
communicative
sit is true tia. she said no had only three
persons with MIN; but other parties Of his men
are followln. 10 the same direction, though
some way separated from him. She saw also
the shells (dead bodies) of others in different
pos,ures under The snow. Aud she describst
graphically enough tho deer, wild cattle, wilt
msn, and rcash tangled forest that she passcc
in going 10 hin, with en- animal stripped dowr
,hs back a;h sides, which leaps very far, and
may be the panther or wild cat.
"Shc slc arofc,.ed TO 60 and visit his ships
one Of whlc: she SAID was under wae:, with
old letter being also possessed from Sir Jamc:
Ross, she wen, 10 v,i, him too Fer This pur.
pose she said she had TO go much farther. he
is fast in the ice, and unable TO turn his ship
round, but intends relurnirg 10 England when hs
can She aided that il was showing heavily wher
she ssw him; he had not seen Sir John Frank
lin The difference between bis apparent time
and that of Bolton. was nearly eight hours, cor
responding to Ito deg. 10 lis deg W.; ant
when required subsequently to show The place
on the map, she pointed TO Bankes' Land Amos
at once, position full Of probability.
'SIr James Ross, she says. is We'll, but mnc.
annoyed al being stopped. Another ship is 10
TAI from him, aud neiier If these have sails SCI
Ba, there is Third ship much nearer. under sal, san
and coming apparently from heir onecaoL' nel
corresponding 10 So degrees 10 40 degrees west
[Csn This be he transport sent last sptiDg to re.
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LEGATION CT letter iron NJ Colriti, in which The
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Chtis,eniiss, The present Minister OF The Iaterior
oil forgery and murder. The Senate had placed
10 The order OF the day proposition conceived in
The mos, eEe getic terms, 10 The end that all rea-
tons 10 cease between Tia! Assembly and Min
is.er placed in such 81 uaion. This has been
the reason, no doubt, TIN, NJ Chrislenides and
his colleague, Nj BaIbIs, have resigned lheir
portfolios, 81 had been already minated 10 us
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Under this title collection Of all the celebrated
plays that keep possession of the modern stage is
now in course of publication.
The series is printed from new, large, and uni
form type, good paper, and sold at the low price
Of 49, cents each play.
Eight numbers form a large and elegant volume,
for which a general title page, and an engraving
of some distinguished performer, are regularly
given. Bound in Cloth, 81.
The following plays have been already published:
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-08-27

L,NcYCLOPEDIAO OF RELIGIOUS KNOW
L LEDGE, illustrated with maps and engrav-
ings, large volume.
Busks Illustrations of the Holy Scriptures, large
volume, with many plates.
Simpsons Key to the Bible, with maps and Illus
trations, London, volume.
Strauss Life Of Jesus, London, volumes, syo.
For sale low at TAYLOR & MAURY'S
June 20 Bookstore near 9Th ST.