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200 pairs Rich Cofiees
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VALUABLE MEDICINE WINE.

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TO Let,

THE principal room in TEMPERANCE HALL, which Is
i suiiahe Exhibitions Fairs Lectures, Concerts,
such other purpose, inconsistent with Tho principles Of
total abstinence. Terms moderate Apply To
U. WARD President Stock Committee,
dec 1871 Or at the Hall.
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IIAvE on lal,I Battery Kettles Brss Pais raters 70
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r. s. BUCHANAN
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II,IE NEW YORK FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, by
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1885 and 1876 and posse ssng full Capital Of $4,000, with
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he terms as other similar Institutions application
office The company, No. ~ Wall street, (adjoniDg the
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DIRECTORS
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Samuel s. Rowland William Spencer
Samuel e. Harriet Jubal Terbell
Horace Brooks George I.ovet
John Clapp Corns. Vanderbilt,
Walter II. Jones Oscar Coles
Thomas II. Mills Isaac N seymour
Hamilton Blydenbnrsh Israel corse
Oliver b. Twee,iy Josiah o. Law
Walter Il. Jones, lr. John u. Andrew
Andrew A, Pilo John Even
Abraham Il, Davis Charles Min,un
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o. u. JONES, President.
u UsDERuIr.I, Secretary.
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GEORGE j. byrd,
MASrrAoTuRER Avn WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Umbrellas, ParasOls and Sun Shades

No. ISU PenfI 81. Opposite CcdaT, N. 7.
COUNTRY merchants and wholesale dealers win always
rl nj the above establishment, extensive assortment
oI LIBRELLAS, PiHiSOL.S. PALASOLETTES,
and sun SIfA from paBesi description 10 the most
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inproy eenis recently introduced into his manuic
,ry The subscriber enabled To sell nj lower prices ian
GEORGE }. BYRD,
oct Sly $50 Pearl street, opposite Cedar.
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A Prime artrie ~ pANfLLA BEANS on hand, aud
N far sale CHARLES SrOT-f, Druggif,
corner OF 5th street sud Va avenue.
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J.. STOUVENEL g. CO.,
No. 20 Gold streefand No. John street
near Broadway,
New York,
" WHOLESALE and
Ivl RETAIL DEALERS In
CHINA, GLASS, AND LAMPS,
for oil and lard.
Gas Fixtures Of every description, Solar and
Gas Lamps, Chandeliers, brackets, Girandoles,
Candelabras, &c.
Private houses, churches, and hotels, fitted up
with Gas, at great reduction in price, and al
articles warra nted. sb5 W. g
A complete assortment Of the richest cut press
cd, and plain Glass constantly on hand.
All the above articles made to order, and all
kinds of Glassware matched to any pattern.
Lamps altered and repaired.
Goods loaned to parties.
Oil at wholesale and retail.
New style of Hall Lamps and Lanterns.
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i For snle Nv f CHARLES Sr0TT.
Druggist aud Apotlr cary.
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u osE WATER pnfup in boiilss 4 al sizes ror sale by
II CHARLES STOTT,
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SATURDAY EVENING POST.
A MAMMOTH PAPER.

DEVOTED TO MORALITY, PURE LITERATURE,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NEWS AGRICUL
TtiRE, SCIENCE. ART AND
AMUSEMENT
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EyTRAcrs FROM NEwspApERs

NEWNPNFEWN
IEIers Patent .Japon Bideking s the u an excel
lent article; we have seen used, and can highly
mend it.--N american, dprii II.
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Wsnars Patent Japan Hacking Is about the hest article
ri the kind we have sren The polish which impars To
the fnsfsrsandnFs Of is brilliant aud lasting: we
have tried il, and boois say all this in lis behalf
tEreuing bulletin June 7.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-31

rs observation-disclosures Amelia Circuit SG'
ps,ic. Court o: Law and Chancsry, May term. 1852:
Inns 2. Cooke, Trustee in 4 teed executed by Ea-
lon Morris and Lucy W., his VITO, william IL. Scott
,ns rs,eh,,h F. Scott an infant child Of william G.
sltesas.d " no SUES 10y Thomas I. Giles, her NEXT
ifrre riaih'ns'
i;sinH .
sp, adm r,st,a,or of VIM C. Scott, deed Alfred
grs.s:sn administrator, &c honis non ~ said VIM.
s;ss' c,a'l h"s.in sra,, 'a.~ s sT % Eaaiss.
TO- deed aud JOAN l.. Chafin, Executor oi hi,hiIa
Gvsrr, DECD, waicn VIM. 4. Eggieslon and Richard
Bmi. sele sareties of Allied .. Esy'eston
Ts d,y This cause came on 10 he heard the bill,
he snsa er o, John P. Buins, late Sheriff OF Amelia
eou..y and as such, administrator or WIN. 4. scout,
DECD and Of John B. Chan, executor OF the last w'li
.na.,,ament Of Richard Booker, decd, repileatioas
"a al answers; and as 10 the defendant, Alfred Q.
gue.oa, aim,.is rat,r, de bonis non OF William u.
S;c. deed and Austin Seay, late Sheriff OF Amela'
IND - such, administrator, Of William ssss ss on
t,t.d in the manner required by law, and mole than
sc months hlvng elapsed since the service OF process
satnosr defendants and they stu iaiihe 20 appea,
me bill, the Ia tlken Tor confessed
u,,th Sc attendants; the exhibits and evidence hiea
t wa. argued by counsel: On consideration wnerenI
IN Court do: order that said Jno Boing, late snerh
asnea county, and as Sucn, administrator Oh VIM
s,nit der'd do render before one OF the commits
Sb.rs of this Court account OF his administration
on Inc estate OF the said deeedant. In taxing such
account the commissioner Is consider the OK pare
,ceost he r,ofore settled and returned az prma iace
syitnee ~ The matters therein contained; and on fall
un Of said Boiling sheriff and administrator aforesaid
oander an account Of his administration Of SAID es
me- as required by this order, AFTER The notice q the
inc and place of taking the same the commissioner 10
rouired 10 proceed az Tho Of the PLAINTIFF 70
k.,le the same taking the basis thereof, the said
u psre account; and the commissioner Is required TO
suit state and settle the SAID administration account
and make report thereof the Court with any matter
specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself, or
Which any Of the parties may require u be stated.
A Copy-Teste:
r. r. LEIGH CLARK
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w..u,soroN, o. C, July 27-6 P. NJ

The following clerks in The land ONCE ia ave ve ,e,
.:.ad n; .ial notice that their services WIZ no
Longer be required Than the 3Is instant: 49,
GhafIe. S. Frailey, Nd; Henry 3. Foster,
Penn: Nathaniel P. Causin, Jr, Md; s. Con-
ninghsm, 8 c.; VIM. Il. Minnex, Va; "
Flood III; John P. Frazer, Tenn; Isaac We'd
dor, i'll; Owen 81. Beslor - Z; Soei fe nm,
hacker, Va; Parker, III; WIN. w: WI UT
ran, Md; Albert Gres1iesi' q. e. r. c. VIM
s;ade, Va; John n. Ashton, Va; Henry Hun
John scrive:e,. formerly messenger 10 me
land flee, is ,einstalcd in the place oil 1oa0
Mcmahon, removed. a,s,,..,,
were issued, bot six Of them were 70 eva e'etsa
appointed under ,he present se~'n's'iaa00'
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{. G.. LEIGH, CLERK.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, |

IUFI'
The parties Interested in the foregoing decree, are
h.rby notified ih, shall proceed 10 take the account
required by the said decree at my office, at the FIVE
FORKS 10 Amelia county, on the 2i.h day oil August,
1919 between the hour Of ten O'clock, A. NJ and sunset
ii said day. 4 which and place, they are required
10 attend with vouchers and evidences, anu u
said account should not he completed on that Gay,
will be continued from time to tine until completed.
Jniv ,--wro3A l.. MAS rERS, Ccm'r.
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virginia Legislature.
nsFeRRED PROCEEDINGS.


A hiatns has teen produced in our reports OF
the proceedings Of the Legislature, owing to
the loss of two letters forwarded by mail from
Fauauier Springs In order tha, our readers
NAV have an unbroken chain Of all that trans
hires in the Legislature, We shall endeavor to
supply the missing reports. La doing SO, We
begin [haYing at the moment nolnlng la'ef un-
pu5li4.ed,l by condensing from IN. wing Inc
following:
MosDlY JuLY, I6rH, 1919.
SENATE.
The Senate, to-day, was engaged 10 inc DISCUS
sion of a proposition 10 receive al The UNIVERSE
~ scholar from each OF the Senatorial DIS.
lrcts CT the Stale and also 10 deiray oil their or
dinary expenses out OF The annual appropriation
10 The In titu'ion.
The House resumed the consideration oil the
Amendment proposed to The third part OF me
Co1c by The committee OF The Whole.
When the amendment requiring ina, nuu'
ciary saal! lay his statement &c, before me Coin
missioaers Of The Cuun in which The Adminis'
ration was made, instead OF ccrtlaing him 70 1he
commissioners Of the Superior Coufl. was
Mr. SHEFFEY objected TO lis adoption. Nj
price .lsf; he had tne fullest confidence 10 'ne
cnnn,v Courts, bu, he thought thai 10 the ms].l'
inv Of instances, ii The settlement Of ndneiaile'
was made before Couaty Courl Commission
or there would be appeals made, ana INC ca
ntnses OF administration increased.
Mr. PERROW supported tae amsnemehi oe
had leIt il a duty that he owed &c MS county, =
narr il. The County Courl was as eotnpe.en
10 appoin, proper Commissioners as 'ns oicu'
! Court. 70 ,oa, ho ,mendmsn
would not te concurfed ir; Inc gfea:es' ,u,'
is brought on estates. and families are a,s,. ON,
o,Ve accents. The re7isors had coLsi
d.,si tnIy he subjsc, and believed The plan sue
.ss,sd !, hem was one which would accomPiis
tss greatest good. He hoped The House Won.
sanction Il; those C0mmi,si0nsr' would % hsI
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cowMIssIoNER WATSoN,s OFFICE, !

RICHMOND, 25th juno, 1919.
AT Circuit Court of the United States, for inc u
n Circuit and Eastern District Of Virginia, held al
the uned States Court Room. in the city oil itich'
mend, on the oath day OF May, ls49: 49,,
Edmund Christian, Assignee in Bankruptcy oil Will
liam Allen, i'a'i''n.
Samuel Pui,lam, wellington Goddin, and others,
Defendants
On ,ha date aforesaid, il was, among other Things,
deeeed that the Commissioner shall loSe an aecoun,
of ali tbs claims of the different creditors of the said
Allen who are interested In the proceedings 10 lh's
cese, calculating In crest upon inc principal sums 10
creditors so as TO give those who are preerred IN the
deed in the pr ceediags mentioned disiouanir shate
the rate Of ihryhree my eishths per een.un OF
their respective claims, and 10 tho unpreiereu ereu
ors In tbs rate of twen, five Fights per cenum OF
their sectvo claims-that Is TO say, tne wnoss o.s
tr,utAblo subject shall be distributed amons e IT
tor,-and in that distribution the rate Of dividend In
favor of tho preferred creditors as Aforesaid sha ne
to the rate OF dividend In favor OF the unpreleeo
d,,ors rs hrly three ffiyeighths Is TO twenty-five
INV eiphths lie oha credit tho Trustees (the SAID
Puiliam and Goddinl by all proper ehafges dishuise-
m. ots Ind expenses Incurred or made by them IN real
zns tho Trust subjects, and taking care Of preserving
AUD managing the same, and shall ALLOW the trustees
lie usual commission for 80 do'ng-which said credits
shall come out Of the goss iund lie shall call on all
creditors and parties interested IN The said case by CIV
inr thr,o potcs 10 exhibit their claims, attend 10
,hsl, involved In This case aud show If
hny h.v ran or are disposed, against the proposed
CONFERENCE.-The true Intent and meaning OF this Of
der being 10 have such proceeding. before hs 0onl'
mis- soner and such report made thereon rs wlien
able this Cour, to decide whether the proposed or any
other compronise should be carried into effect and
s,nc,oned by the Court, whether the case must be
sdudeated upon the strict law applicable to the same
The parties 10 the foregoing suit will please take no
tee, that have hxsd upon MONDAY, the 2Ith DAY o.
August, ls49 between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, a. NJ
aud o'clock, P. al, aud from day to day. oetween
The same hours, Sundays excepted uRl MONDAY, ene
lUh day OF September ls4a this once, as the tine
and place TO take proofs Of The claims In this case az
to discharge oil other duties required OF me uncer ias
dce.ee ftcm which extracts are annexed, when and
where the pnriee Will attend.
June 26-tG. WM WATSON Com,r.
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arHE OLD NORTH STATE FOREVER" FOR
FINE MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.

Sales Of three hhds. Tobacco, made by Mr..
John D. Fain Of Warren county, N. c., and
sold BY N. N. Martin, Bro. & Co., to Mr.. James
Thomas, Jr.
No. 5, 6r.t cutting Of fresh land at $lS SO
No. G second do. do. do. ID
No. Z, short tobacco, %
Those who purchased some Of Mr.. Thomas
famous Ell Dorado Tobacco, manufactured out
of Mr.. FANS crop last season, will no doubt De
neased to learn that it will be in their power to
get .rnore of the Same Sort as soon as he gets
it ready for market.
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NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons having claims
~ against tho Estate Of the late Francis j. Clarke
deceased of the county of Cumberland and State of
Virginia. 10 make them known to the subscriber, Ad-
m'nsra,or Of said decsdent, and 10 make them known
forthwith % the Estate will pass from bile bands very
shortly. TH0s CT ARKE,
-, Administrator Of Clarke, deceased.
June lS-esAugl