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A NNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
"a HOLDERS, OF THE LOUISA RAILROAD
COMPANY The annual meeting OF the Louisa Rail
road Company will take place at Louisa Court House. on
I'd day OF August next As usual the stockholders will be
entitled to tree ticket going % and returning tr ems said
iy3-t2dAus Secretary and Treasurer B. b. Depot
DANK OF VIRGINIA, RICHMOND, July Sd, 1919
ID The Board of Directors of this Bank have declared
dividend of 81 per cent the profits the Bank for
the last six months, which, after resrvng per cent bo-
for the State leaves 81 per 50 45 per SHARE
payable to the stockholders on the 18th instant
jy 4--eo2w SAML. MARX, Cashier.
EARMERS' BANK OF y1RGINIA.-The
~ President and Directors of this Bank have declared a
dividend OF 81 per cent from the profits Of the last six
months subject to the bonus Of per cent to the State,
payable on the 18th instant
July Sd, 1919 JOHN G. BLAIR, Cash'r.
jy 4--2aw4w
To Thomas adams, Mobile, Bw,ccU B. lloseley Allan
Y. Stokes, John C. Smith, William G. Pollard, and
Sarah his wite, James o. Pollard and Georgiana his
Wife:
i of Henrico County, the first day of the August
term next ensuing to appoint commissioners to the
value of lands in the City of Richmond owned in
part in whole by you lying between Broad and Frank
lin Streets pat OF the land being the East side and
part the West side of Union steel which the Louisa
Railroad Company desire to condemn for their
E. FONTAINE, Pres't
je29 t1Au Louisa Railroad Company.
A r Rules held in the Clerks office Of the Circuit Su-
IN perior Court of Law and Chancery for the county
Crenshaw, William G. Smithson and Mary Ann his
wife, James G. Yancy and Martha his wife Richard l..
B. Williams and Louisa his wife, Narcssa P. Crenshaw,
John D. Crenshaw and Lucinda Crenshaw and another,
plaintiffs, against John Coleman, his right, and
administrator of John Bacon, decd, and Washington Ba-
con, Spotswood Bacon, Mary Wright, VIM. S. Mosley
and Martha his wife, VIM Ii. Bacon Waddie A Bacon,
and Harriet Bacon and others, detendants-lN CHAN
Gerry.
The defendants, Washington Bacon, Spotswood Ba-
con- Mary Wright, Vim. S. Mosley and Martha his wife,
VIM. H. Bacon Waddle A. Bacon and Harriet P. Bacon,
not having entered their appearance and appearing by
Commonwealth, it is ordered that the said defendants
Washington Bacon, Spotswood Bacon. Mary Wright,
VIM. S. Mosley, and Martha his wife, VIM. FL. Bacon,
Waddie A. Bacon and Harriet P Bacon, do appear here
the first day OF September term next and answer the
plantfs bill and that copy OF this order be forthwith
inserted in the Richmond Times for two months success
svey and posted at the front door of the Court House Of
this county.
A copy. Tese, WIN. S. HOLT, D. c.
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