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More Cheap Goods.

Jus ne IIIs
DRINTED Lawns, fast colors, at laic
Plaid Berages, very pretty, CSC
Linen Lustres and Bareges
Small fg'd Prints for children
Plaid Ginghams, at laAc TO finest
Black and Whits do, fine quality
Lace Capes and Muslin Collars
Black half fingered Mitts
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons
French Lace and straw Bonnets
Irish Linens and Linen Sheetlngs
Table Damasks, "a and 1914
Families and others can hnd fuli assortment oil
good and cheap goods at all times, al -
CHRISTIAN & LATHROP'S,
Mavos 80 Main Street.
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A. MORRIS,
Iune 6 Bookseller and Dealer in Piano Forsss
WILIIAMsBURG ACADEMY.

4 LARGE number Of the citizens Of Williamsburg
"A and the neghborng counties have united together
for the purpose Of establishing Male and Female Schools
Q. high grade In the City Of Williamsburg, and 10 that
end they have already raised, by subscription, among
themselves an ample fund for the necessary buildings
al one of the Schools and in the course of the next
Summer, they intend TO put them up. In the mean
me as they desire TO open the Schools the Isl day
Of October next, they will engage commodous house
and lot for the Female School, until the new building
is erected.
The Female School will be provided, free Of charge,
with handsome and suitable buildings for the accom-
notation of large number Of young ladies attending
The School, and the general patronage of the city and
neghborhood be safely counted on, for both the
Male and Female Schools, though they TO be entire
y separate and distinct, conducted In distinct build
ings under different Teachers and having no other
connection than they to be under the direction
Of tho same Board Of Trustees.
Notice is, therefore, given, that, on Monday, the
3Oth day Of July next, the Board will proceed ap
,oint Principal for the Female School, leither lady
OF gentleman,) and, al the same time, they will ap.
point q Principal to the Male Schoo-they to appoint
iheir owr assistants. The undersigned has no difficult
" in recommending these positions extensively desra
ble Applications TO be made to me, in writing, with
ali necessary recommendations, directed 10 Williams
burg, Oh or before the 30lh July next.
RO McCANDLISH,
President of the Board Of Trustees.
luna lStQ-cvy6u
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LOTTERIES.
Office OfC. w. Purcell & Co
AGENTS For
u. PAINE q CO., MANAGERS.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

GRAND SCHEMES FOR JJJNr 1910
Grand Consolidated Lottery. Coss os ~ r.. tra,vn
In Baltimore on Saturday. June 10Th Iasa N Nh.
Is drawn.
Grand Capitals:
prize of $4,000 prizsof $4,000
tickets slu-sli'frs IN propnrtion. Certificate of
package Of whoies sl30-shai.s 10 proportiou.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. %. to be
drawn IN hal.lmofe on Saturday, June Esd, lsIs.-
| prize of $4,000 / prize Of $4,000
10000 | ms
:, Ag'oou 70 :" 1000
$500 &c. &C.
package of wholes slsU-shares in proportion.
snsquohanna Canal Lottery, Class No 80. for ls4s
TO bedrawn In Baltimore, Maryland, on Wednesday,
Grand Scheme:
9 pr.ssof sas 600 S9S prizes of sl,soo
. :. o'o oOo 1913
. q oa' oe0 ~ 1000
a,2oo &c. &c.
Iekets SloIshaLes In proportion. Certificate of
package OF who'es siao-sharss in proportion.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, C,Jass an IN he drawn
on Saturday, June Both, le49, at Baltimore. rs Nos
Is drawn.
Capitals:
! prize of $50 e'esI prizes of 5000
l i3,ool 1000
Tickets Sl5-shares in proportion. Certificate OF a
package Of wh0les $l65-shares in pronorion.
9J Orders meet our usual prompt attention. For
Tickets In the above, or IN any other Lottery drawing
daily (price OF Tickets from 81 to sac )mnd.r our ma
Aa aaaisss u.s. PAINE Go wrHRcELL
May &c
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NOTICE.
THE CO-PARTNERSRIP heretofore e1-
Il listing between Beverley Tucker and John
E. Addison, has been dissolved.
BEvRELrY TUCKER, having located permanently
in The city OF Washington, will continue TO attend
promptly to all business before Congress and the
Departments OF The Government, as heretofore.
References may be made TO the Senators and
Members OF Congress generally, in the States CT
Virginia and South Carolina.
Washington, June S, l849-3m
VIRGINIA REPORTS, JOURNALS OF
GENERAL ASSEMBLY, &C., FOR SALE.
WIZ Gilmer's, lvo.; Randolph's volumes;
v Leigh's, 10 volumes; Robinson's, vols;
Gratian's, 4 volumes: Reports OF Decisions of
Court Appeals and General Cour-l820 to l648
Journals Conventions 1855 and 1873.
Journals of Lesislalurc-l776 to l790-l83l
TO ls4S
Orders will be promptly attended TO.
WIN. II. RICHARDSON,
May Is Secretary Commonwealth.
TAYLOR'S OLD LONDON DOCK
BRANDY.
Just received, another halt pipe of Taylor's
y old London Dock Brandy, a superior article
ALSO, constantly on hand, supply OF London
Porter in quartan pint bottles For sale by
May % HERRING & SHELTON.
TRANSFERS OF STATE STOCK.
THE Books OF Transfer Of State Stock regis
i tered in this Office will be closed from the
20th instant until the Isl July next.
J. BROWN, JR I'd Aud.
Second AUDITORS Office, June II, Is4s-lw
u URLEY's OFFICE No. 10Y, East Main
II Street.
To those who Of hard times complain
HURLEY says "come try again.
Two more prizes al RURLEY's; zone was taxi
en- and the other left."
Drawn Nos OF Delaware Lottery, Glass %, for
June 9th, lowest prize $40.
"a % 81 3 So As 20 l3 SIS 50 IS II 80.
Whole Ticket "a 80, 800 returned; quar-
Ter do q 46 So. 800 sold and paid by
HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. OF Monongalia Lottery, Glass 70,
June 7:
70 10 &C rs As % IL SO rs 81 81 50 90 "a.
Ticket, Nos. 81 So IS. another prize sold by
HURLEY.
2477, OF 1000, &c. 10 Nos, ID dawn. Tick
els 50.
SATURDAY = Capitals: $4,000, 10000,
5000, $500, 2l60, 10 Of 1000, &c. so Nos. 10
drawn. Tickets $40.
HURLEY offers for sale. this week. kets in the go
rious little 'Small Fry'' Lottery, Class No. H. Extra
81, $50 Capital. Tickets ST. Packages IS 5O-warrant-
ed draw back 81 rs at least All persons In want OF
money are requested 10 call at HURLEYS where, for
small investments, large returns generally made.
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF
READY MADE CLOTHING.
ZEN, CHILES & CO. being DESTROYS OF
n closing out their present "large stock" by
the 18th Of July next, will offer The greatest in.
ducemens 10 purchasers ever before named or
thought of. Our assortment is now complete,
comprising every article appertaning TO gen.
teman's wardrobe.
So for The greatest bargains" ever offered in
Ready-made Clothing, call al the famous Mo.
ney Saving Institution oil
KEEN, GHILES g. CO..
June IL Late Keen & CO.
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ATTENTION
TIME subscribers are now closing up their
i business, and in order 10 effect that object
speedily, would inform their customers and the
public ,ha, their stock of new and fashionable
READY MADE CLOTHING, &c, will be
sold al and below cost Tor cash. They would
also respectfully notify all those indebted 10 them
TO call promptly, and seule up their accounts, as
no longer indulgence can be given.
HOOPER g. GRAFT,
May l5-2awif No. So, West Main Street.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS, &C.
AZ william j, Swords

Al william u. SWOf0S'
NO. 225, BROAD STREET.
T1AVlNGa large stock OF new and desirable
II Goods, and wishing to reduce il consider
ably by the Fourth OF July, will offer greater
inducements than ever, by selling for cash, at
such low prices as cannot fail TO give salisiac-
ton. In preference TO enumerating the very low
PRICES an examination is respectfully solicited,
which is the best Test of grea, bargains. Call
soon, before the assortment is picked over.
w. ]. SWORDS,
225 Broad Street, Sign Of the Dry Goods Box.
N. B.-Counlry Merchants who may want TO
keep their assortment, will find this good OPP
porIunisy 10 supply themselves. Every article
will be sold at The lowest cash prices, either by
the piece or yard.
Bleached and Brown Cotton and Oznab urgs,
a! and below factory prices, being bought prin.
cipally al auction. June IL
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AUCTION SALES.
By James III. Lynch.
STOCK

This Day, al II O'Clock, at the American Ho.
lei, ! will sell, fifteen hundred dollars OF Virpi.
MIA per cent stock, with interest from January.
June Is JAS. H.IYNCHr
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PROF. BRANCHS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES, AT PRINCE EDWARD e. IL.
THE next session will commence on the first day Of
i June, and end on the fourth Wednesday In Sep
TENDER.
The course of studies embraces all the subjects usu
ally taught in The best Seminares OF the kind.
The location Is remarkably heslthful-the buildings
new and commodous, having been erected with refer
ence to a Female School.
TERMs-Board, for the session, $40; Tuition, .sla;
Music, SIS. May ll-clIt
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SHOCKOE IRON, NAILS AND MACHI-
merry WORKS.

THE Proprietor Of the above Works Is now prepared
to execute, al Northern prices, orders for Machine
ry Of all kinds Shaftings and Geanngs, spikes, Nss,
kinds of Iron and Brass Castings. The Works are stu
ated in central location, Cary street. near the uock
and the Depot ofthe Richmond and panviiie haiiroaa
~ 2'Ap"' BENZ CHURCHILL.
Richmond, Va, April 5th, ls49-dken
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LOTTERIES.
FORTUNE,S HOWE-

and sent to correspondents.
FOR THIS WEEK
Fnday-Maryland Consolidated, No. "a. IS Nos, IA
drawn: Capitals: SIS, 900, of $500, 3 Of 1000,
&c. Tickets S.
saurday-.Grand Consolidated, Glass %. 70 Nos, 10
drawn. Capitals: $50, 900, 10, 900, 5000, 1000,
100 OF $50, &c. Tickets $40.
~ Orders for tickets packages certificates of pack
ages In The above Lotteries in all Lotteries adver-
Used by Messrs. D. Paine = Co attended to with
promptness, and drawings forwarded to all who wish
u. &. CHALK.
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iME.-550 casks Thomaston Lime-jus
~ received per schooner Megunlicook, in The
oSes-for sale by
June Is HAsKINS & LIBBY.
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II w FRY.
TUESDAY, June -, 1919.
Owen 81 ballard

HAVE just received from auction and on consgn-
II ment. the following bargains in Ladies' Dress
Goods, which will be sold of al great bargains:
Lawns, all colors, 10, l2a shilling and finer
Linen Lnstres, shilling, 2nc and finer
fashionable Barege, IS, 81 and finer
Plaid Ginghams, l2s, shilling and finer
Organdie Lawns, 2oc and higher
New and beautiful Lace col'd Muslins
Bargains in Batste Ginghams
Mourning and half mourning Ginghams and Calicoes
Also 1000 pieces Cacoes all prices from els to the
finest made
Likewise, so white Grape Shawls, plain aud embroi
dered, al prices from IS TO some extra rich
We are receiving goods from the North and being
consigned, will sell them at wholesale retail, al
very reduced prices. OWEN & BALLARD,
June IL l4l Eagle Square.
STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.
WILL be sold on MONDAY, The 18th day of June, al
w ihe old Midlothian Pitts, in the county Of Ches
,erield at - O'clock valuable Steam Engine sold to
satisfy execution against Henry Clarke, in favour Of
Elizabeth Whitaker.
Terms will be made known on day of sale.
WIN. l.. CHEATHAM, s.,
Iune 9-rdt For Wnodsou Hancock Shift
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Parker, GSavIV 4 Ni,,,,,,o

Parker. Bayly & NilnmO,
a RE receiving fresh supply of
"A PLAIN printed and embroidered Tissues
pialn printed and embroidered Bareges
Plain printed Mouslins
Prined French Cambrics and Jaeonels
Embroidered Tartons
Swiss Muslns, plain and embroidered
striped ana checked Jaconets and Swiss Muslins
Hal',moarning Linen Ginghams
Black Alpaccas
Egyptian Mil,s
Whne, 6iackand colored plain and embroidered
Silk Gloves
White. black and colored Lise Thread Gloves
AleIanders Kid Gloves
Thread Cambria and Lawn Handkerchiefs
Grape Shawls French Corsells
White, black and colored Hosiery
Open.worked Lisle Thread Hosiery
May 81 l43 Eagle Square.
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MERCHANDISE.
Lewis w. TaJiaferrC
ATTORNEY At Law.

- dIIUR.NEY 1T LHW,
HAVING located himself at Hanover Court.
IL house, respectfully offers his professional
services 10 the public. He will regularly attend
The Courts OF Hanover, King William and Car.
oi'ne. June TIT
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AUCTION SALES.
By w. Goddin, Auc,ioueer.
SALE OF LOTS IN THE HOLLYWOOD
CEMETERY

SALE OF LOTS IN THE HOLLYWOOD
CEMETERY.
ON TUESDAY. The 26,h day of the present
~ month (June,) beginning al 4 O'Clock in the
afternoon, the Burial Lots in the Holly-Woo
Cemetery will be offered for sale al public auc-
lion, On the ground.
An exact plat or plan of the whole has been
prepared, and permanent land MARKS placed for
the designation OF each section or burial lnI. Al
The sale, The bidding will be for the choice OF lots
The lois have been assessed al a certain value,
varying according 10 the size and position OF
eachi and The premium 10 be paid tor Inc choice
will be in addition 10 the assessed value OF the
lot.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash, upon The delive-
ry OF the title papers.
BY order OF The Board OF Directors:
June Adds w. GODDIN, Auct
VALUABLE FARM ON THE MECHAN-
ICSVILLE TURNPIKE CALLED IRA
VENSWOOD," FOR SALE AT AUG
TON.
pY virtue Of The last will and testament of the late
II William NJ. Carter, deceased shall offer for sale,
al public auction, upon the premises on TUESDAY,
the Sd day OF July, lsa9 commencing at II o'clock, ~,
that valuable Farm on the Mechanicsvile Turnpike,
about four miles from the city Of Richmond, which
the testalor resided the time of his DEATH The tract
contains 239 acres, Of which 73 cleared high
land W acres cleared low grounds and 731 acres low
souhus HeaVily tmDered he anu IS al ih Rood hea'
and produces finely the present crops of wheat oats
corn and hay will show. The buildings consist, In ad.
dton to comfortable dwelling built about fifteen
ago, OF another new one just finished, having seven
rooms, besides all the usual out buildings
IERMs-Oneuurth cash, the balance at one, TWO
and three years. for bonds bearing interest," secured by
trust deed.
Persons DESTROYS of obtaining information concerning
the land or of viewing the will call on Mr. Alb
nrr billiard, residing near the premises.
JANE w. CARTER,
Administrative of WIN. Nd. Carter.
Sale condnc,edb w. GODDlN, Auct.
vdf
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GARDEN AND DAIRY FARM, ON ELL
ZARETH RIVER FOR SALE

offer for sale my FARM Elizabeth Ri
81 ver three miles from Norfolk, containing 100
ssssm acres Of excellent land, under good fence,
skwth timber enough 10 support the farm. II
ems barn, stables, carriage house. ice house, and all
necessary out houses; also, valuable young peach
and apple orchard.
IL IS one Of the heathest locations In the State and
ia costpuity to several markets renders II OF the
best market farms the river-the Baltimore, Rich
moud and Norfolk boats passing the door daily.
For further particulars, address
June l5-cwam w w HAPPIER, Norfolk, Va.
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BY TOLER AND COOK, AUCTs.
WILL be sold, al public auction, on SA

MILL be sold, al public auction, on SA-
w IuRDAY, the 10th instant, at o'clock,
i +. W. Two Wooden Tenemenl:, on the East
s,ue VI ION street, between Marshall and Clay
sHee's. Said Tenemenls are a. present rented
each. a. - pe' a""un
Inc owner is DESTROYS TO sell the buildings
SUBJECT 10 small ground rent annually for eight
years ana sl1 months from the first July next.
IERhs:-one-halt cash, The balance ia six
mon'ns. WIN interest from day of sale. Nego-
TABLE note, satisfactorily endorsed, will be re-
quired for The credit payment
June ll-eotds TOLER & COOK. Auas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-15

IN HANCERY-VisersiA:-A Rules held In the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for Middesex county, on Saturday the
9Th day Of June, 1919:
George H Hundley John F Hundley, and Joseph
Griffith, infant, by William Watts, his guardian and
neItfrend, Plaintiffs:
against
Robert Trice, administrator of Yihel NJ Parry, de-
ceased; William d Brooke and Eliza his wife, Elijah
hundey and Lucy w his wife, catharine Dyke, Wm
4 Dyke, Susan E Dyke. Philip T Hodges and Mary
Gatewood and Larkin Hundley, Defendants.
The defendants, VIM Brooke and Eliza his wife,
Elijah Hundley and Lucy w his wife. Catharine Dyke,
Wm A Dyke, and Susan Dyke, not having entered
their appearance and given security, according to the
ac Of Assembly and the rules of this Court and Il ap
psaring satisfactory evidence that they inha-
btanis of this country II is Ordered That the said de-
PENDANTS do appear here at the rules to be holden for
The said Court the first Monday in September neIt
10 answer the bill OF the plaintiffs and that copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper pub
liihed in the city Of Richmond for two months sue
eessiyey and posted at the front door of the Court
house use. q this county rs6s cSpg SEYWoop
g IN CHANCERY-vmorNIA: AT Rules held in the
Clerks Office OF the Crcui, Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for MddleseI county. on Saturday, the
9th day Of June, 1s49:
Benjamin Carlton, committee of Sarah A Carlton,
alunalic, Plaintiff:
against
The said Sarah A Carlton, John Carlton, George
W Carlton, Martha Carlton, Isabella Carlton, and
nIliam Gflggs anu mary Z MS Wfe, DeIenaa0s.
The defendant, John Carlton, not having entered
disappearance and given security according TO the
dAssembly and the rules of this Court and 1t appear
ngb satisfactory evidence that lie Is not an inhabitan
this country, is Ordered, That the said defendant
DO appear here rules To be holden for the said Court
on the first Monday in September next, and answer
the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy Of this order BE-
forthwith inserted in newspaper published In the
city Of Richmond for two months successfully, and
thar copy be posted the front door of the Court,
house Of this county. A Copy-Teste,
June l5-cw2m THOS HAYWOOD, D C.
SITUATION AS TEACHER WANTED.
A GENTLEMAN who has had several years. expert
- sncs as Teacher, and who is qualified to teach
me English, Latin, Greek and French LANGUAGES and
hanemacs, desires 10 obtain situation as Teacher
napfivate family elsewhere. Satisfactory testlmo.
mails VIII be given. Address-Y z, Richmond, Va.
une6-cwtf
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the Richmond Circuit, the sth day of June, ls49:
Schureman Hasted and Francis Godine, executors of
Nicholas Schureman, deceased, Plaintiffs:
against
William Brodis. Benjamin w McCready, William o
Connor administrator Of Dennis Doyle, deceased and
aher Defendants.
The defendants above-n not having entered
their appearance and gwen security according to the
Of Assembly and the rules of this Court and II
Fearng by satisfactory evidence that they are not nha
btants of this Commonwealth: IL is ordered that the
said defendants do appear at the rules to be held for
the said Court the first Monday in September next,
and the bill of the plaintiffs; and that copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
published in the city OF Richmond for months
cessvey and posted at the front door Of the State
Court house, In the said city A Copy. Tes,e,
June l5-cw2m 2. ROBERTS. Clerk.
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SALE OF STOCK


| N obedience 10 Decree of The Circuit Sups.
L rior Court OF Law and Chancery for The
county OF Caroline, the undersigned The com'rs
named in The said decree, will sell, by public
auction, 10 The highest bidder, Tor cash, al the
American Hoel, in the city of Richmond, on
Friday, the on day OF June next, at 10 o'clock,
seventy I'VE Shares OF The Stock of The Rich.
mond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company, which was The property OF Atwell c.
Coleman, deed. The sale will be positive, and
without reserve. The sale viii be conducted bv
JAS. n. LYNCH.
JAMES LYONS,
JAMES d. COLEMAN, / Corners.
~ B.-Al the same time and place will be
sold twenty Shares Louisa Railroad Stock.
May 26-d!ds J. II. LYNCH, Aucts.
II In consequence OF The non-at,endance OF
MI Coleman, the above sale is postponed until
Friday the 18Th inst. JAS. LYONS
June Odds Commissioner
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR JUNE, 1919.
In Baltimore on Saturday, June 10Th, 1915. Is Nos,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-12-07
won CCfLLEp by PRAYER.

A coisesponSrul Of The Pnisburg Gazette
Relates the e. loving circumstances, as re-
-elvcd ftum The late sheriff Of that county,
Mr.. Fotsyih:
Same time ia he course Of the past year'
he. Mf. Ears, lh, Nss called upon TO exercise
|h,s authority fH the ,urpfesslos OF large
|d,-o,setl, mrriirs, some here ia he suburbs
|t.( The CITY. Al the lime Of bus ARRIVAL on the
ground there Was cvet, manifestation oi an
Ia, cdi..e and violrui ouibrGk, and White
be was dsibersiing about his duty "a The
premises. he vas approached by the Rev. Mt
|kukland, Who acted so conspicuous part
10 the latc trials IN our coutt, with ftqnes'
that he Would lei him ,ty the ficaey Of pray
e. on the excited passions Of the lhfong.
The sheriff replied That he doubted much
The .ueec.s Of such an expedest, but that he
vas wiling 10 make the experiment. MI
Kirk aud immediately assumed station
lrle elevated above The multitude, aud pour
ed forth. apparently from the iulinsss oil
Christian spir,. prayer most appropriate To
tho accas,.n. Immediately after he com
meuced. those around him became calm, cme
ui them very teseren,ly took N their hats
and when, nj the conclusion, he iaIsed his
hands aud ~ tie most solemn manner pro-
|nouoced the benedic,ion with which congis'
CATION, are Usually dismissed, The mob DIS
pcrs.d as quietly ns o congregation retrlng
from Church. leaving the shehh no iaf'he'
necessity for the exercise ol his authority.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-12-07
Attorney for Prosecuting Claims nj
the City of Washington.

TEyIE Subscriber undertakes the collection, settle
"a ment and adjustment of all mlnner Of claims.
accounts or demands against the government Of The
United States. any Foreign State or country be-
fore Commits. toners, before Congress, or before sny
4 Of The public Departments at Washington
| The procuring OF patents, Army ard Navy Pen
,ons the collection of accounts aganst the Govern
men,, all Land Claims. aud every demand OF other
business Of whatever Kind requiring the prompt and
efficient seivices of an Attorney or Agen'
4 Tesid &c fourteen years Al tie Scat Of the
Federal Goytrnntnf, with a thorough and familiar
acquaintance with The y9Tious systems and routine
If business at the different Offices, vel in Con
gress added 10 bis fee access 70 tfe abe-t legal
advisers, Il netd,d istfe. The ubdcrsgred p!,ds-
/ ing the fullcs, satisfaction end tic utnos dispatch
10 hose Tho NAV eHtrLst their lus:aCss Ia his
! Being well know 10 tie eJoaier pgrt of TIC ci
Of tbs District. Gre 10 many gertlsu - >Lo have
teen members CI orgrcss ~ the last twssj years,
il j. stcmtd u-tlcss 20 cx'rud til notice ~ SPECIAL
rc'sreEce. Communications Gus. ls prepaid IL 81
/ csss.
Chgrees or fees viii be regulated by The nature anf
extent o. Tie business, but modsfs. Ia Ill eases.
Addtcss II. c. SpALpiSG.
Washington, ID c.
/ Nov. 30, 1870 j-tf