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Grass Valley Property

T COMMISSIONERS SALE, on Sat-
N urddy, July Both. l653.-W Whereas, on
the 9Th dsy of July, 1853, the District Court
then in session at Nevada. in and for Nevada
erty to satisfy a mortgage for the sum OF
Sl5O9; in favor of James Churehman, and ap-
pointed the undersigned to act as Commis-
sioner to make sale thereof upon giving 20
days notice thereof.
Therefore by virtue of said authority l viii
sell ut public auction at the premises, OH Sat
urday. July 30th, 1853. at o'clockp M, the
Lot, Building and sppurtenances known as the
Eagle Hotel, in Boston Ravine and also the
vacant lot on which the Washington Hote
stood, (Which was burned down,) at Boston
Rayine aforesaid. Terms of sale, CASH.
], S. CONN, Special Com'r
NeEada. July eth, lsa2.-IlH
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Genuine Article,

NOTICE.-The co-partnership heretofore
~ existing in the city OF Nevada. between
Thos Marsh and E. Esteys Hill is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The outstand-
ing accounts will be settled by either Marsh
or Hill.
NJ B. Thos. Marsh will continue the bust
ness of House, Sign and Ornamental Painting.
Also Paper Hanging, at the old stand on Com
nlercial street. one door east of +. De Yeung's
grocery and provision store:
IS MARSH Il HILL.
Nevada, juno IL, le53-9-lm*
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Sheriff 8 Sale.
State of California, County of Nevada, IS.

State Of California, County of Nevada, IS.
WHEREAS, heretofore to-wit: on the
w I'd day of May 1858. a writ OF at
tachment came to my hands issued out of the
clerks Office of the district court. sixth judicial
district, Sacramento county, in favor of d.
Mortin against the firm of Macana & Evins,
by virtue of which attached the house and
lot, household and kitchen furniture, bar and
fixtures, and all the appurtenances thereto be-
longing also, cooking stove and furniture
as the property of the aforesaid firm, and loca-
ted in the town of Red Dog, in Nevada county;
and afterwards, towit: on the l4th day OF
June, 1853 execution issued from said
court for the sum of eight hundred and eighty
one dollars and twenty cents, ($SSl 20) and
costs of suit amounting to the sum of 208
69-IOO dollars, directing the sale of ss id prop
erty. Now therefore, will proceed to sell to
the highest bidder for cash, at the premises
on Saturday the sixteenth day of July, at IL
o'clock NJ. Nevada city, June 29th, 1853.
VIM. II. ENDECOTT, sheriff.
l0-St By s. w. BoRrNG ID. S.
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DEATH OF JUDGE BERRY.-Just as we
were going to press last evening, says
the Marysville Herald, the melancholy
news was brought us of the sudden
death of Judge John V. Berry, highly
respected citizen of this place. Only q
single half hour preceding his death,
he was walking the streets, apparently
in perfect health. Suddenly seized with
-convulsions of an epileptic nature--he
died. almost Immediately. Surely, in
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Administrators Notice.

q LII persons having claims against the es-
s&A tate of Robert Spencer, late of Grass
Valley township, deceased, are required to cx-
bibit the same with the necessary vouchers, to
the undersigned within ten months after the
date of this netice. Nevada. July 8th, A. D..
1853. !. W. CoL6G ny,
AIt persons. also, hsving claims against
fbc estate of James Black, late OF Neva1 a
township, deceased, are required to EXHIBIT
the same with the necessary vouchers, u Ine
~ tbis nntice. Nevada, July 9Th, a. D. 1858.
- ''''' IT. w. COLgURN,
public administrator,
liA, Nevada county.
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Pacific Restaurant.

WE, the undersigned, beg leave to in
w form the public generally that they
have now completed their new house at the
foot of Main street, near the bridge, which
will be open on Friday Evening, June Z,
1858, where, they intend to furnish meals
from A. II. until@l P. M. on the most rea-
sonable terms. Our intention is to do
cash business, in the most comfortable, con-
venient manner, and table always provided
with the very best the market affords.
P.S. No spirituous liquors at the BAR
Call and try US.
CRUSH & CARPENTER.
Nevada, June II, 1881
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Dissolution.

VNHE co-partnership heretofore existing be-
IL tween J. w. Hastings and A. 6. Pier is
this day by mutual consent dissolved.
by either one of the parties, by calling at the
store Of Pier and Hathaway, Broad st.
J. w. HASTINGS,
A. G. PIER.
Nevada, June g, 1870 3w
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MARRIED, at the Holy Church of the
Mission Dolores, by the reverend Fat her
Flavcl Fontaine, Curate. Madame Marie
Elise Rossanna Dolores, Countess of Lands
field de Heald, Baroness of Rosenthal, and
Chainoinesse of the Order of st Therese, to
Patrick Purdy Hull, Esq, conductor of the
San Francisco IFhig and Commercial Id
t-ertiser
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Information Wanted

nFJOaN BALDWIN. formerly of Med
W ford, Mass. His friends had letter IT from
him dated at San Francisco. August Eoth,
1882 He had then agreed to go into tne {, enl-
poy of a man about eighty miles from can
Francisco, upon farm, Any lnforma,ien
concerning hin, will be thankfully received by
his mother now in Nevada Address,
n 81 LYDIA T BALDWIN.
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FOR SALE.
Grass Valley Saw Mill.

ONlE powerful and extensive SAW MILL
u connected with the works of the "Grass
Valley Gold Mining Company" is now in
full operation, and prepared to fill all orders
for LUMBER of every description.
The Engine is a first class sixty horse pow
er. and runs an eight feet MULAY SAW,
and Circular Saw-the former having ZSU
strokes, and the latter over one thousand revo-
utioRs per minute, and capable of manufactu-
ring about l6, 600 feet in each "a hours.
We have on hand over 5000 first quality saw
logs, and can furnish on short notice the BEST
clear stuff, Sugdr Pine Siding, and Dime1t-
sion Lumber up to 32 feet in length, and
Plank up to AZ inches in width, or wider if re-
quired.
We shall put up in few weeks, splendid
PLANING MACHINE,
(Woodworth's patent,) capable Of dressing
boards on both sides ut the same time; Also,
''tongue," groove" d. "bead" them for CELL
ings, flooring, SC. &c.
The "Gr0ss Valley SaW Mill"
is situated near the centre Of the village, on
the south side of Wolf Creek, auburn road)
and forms conspicuous landmark, as well to
citizens as to strangers. A new and substan-
tial bridge will be Immediately erected over
Wolf Greek, giving easy access toRthe lumber
yard for teams-the ground being nearly lev
ell, and the facilities for loading unsurpassed
by any establishment in Nevada county.
TERMs-Cdsh, at the lorest prices.
J. WINCHESTER, President.
DAVIS DIVINE, dept Sup't.
Grass Valley, April 20, 1853.-52-f
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lcE CREAM.-Foster & Asher have again
given us evidence that they continue to sup
ply an abundance of this pleasant and agree
able article.
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! Dissolution of Partnership.

THE firm of Martell & Dennis doing bus
l. mess in Nevada County, is dissolved this
day. All parties owing the firm will please
settle with p. N. Martell, who will continue
the business rs usual. p. N. MARTELL.
JOHN M. DENNIS
Grass Valley June Is, 1883. Hat
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80 We are indebted to our friend FELT
for liberal supply Of Pictorials and News
papers per the last steamer.
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UEPAR T'URE FROM LONG TFIHA RF
J1NIIE Pacific Mail Steamship Co. ma gnii-
u ieent steamer
JOHN /. STEPHENS,
5000 tons, Il. II Pearson. Esq, commander.
viii leave for Panama, with passengers, and
the great through Mails and treasure, touch
ing at Monterey, San Diego, and Acapulco,
On Saturday morning, Juty 18th,
ut 9o'clock, A. NJ
sE~ The John L. Stephens will connect at
Aspinwall with the magnificent steamer " IL
linois." and passengers may fully expect to be
landed in New York in twenty two daysl
Treasure for shipment will be received at the
office until Friday noon, July 18th.
For Freight or Passage. apply on board or to
F. KNIGHT, Ag't,
Cor. Sacramento and Ledesdorf sts.
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DJ-We are indebted to Wells, Fargo &
Co. for the regular delivery of papers during
the past week.
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Quarterly Meeting.

The ed Quarterly Meeting of the M. f
Church will take place on the 9th and leth
inst. Rey.J. DANIEL, p. T., will be present.
The pUblic are respectfully invited to attend.
j. r. TANSEY.
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N O II | G. F..

DURING my absence to the Atlantic
~ States, the business in the Express and
Banking Office of Adams & Co at Rough
and Ready will be transacted by }. Reyes,
who is now the regular agent Of Adams q
Co. for that place. Ii. L. COLLINS.
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Dissolution,

TINE co-partnership heretofore existing be-
IL tween G. w. Beeny and George r. Ja-
cebs is this day, by mutual consent, dissolved.
All business of the late firm will be settled by
either one of the parties, by calling at the sub
scribers store at the lower end of Main st
near Adams q. Co. 3 Express office. Nevada
city, May 5, 1853. G. w. BEENY.
funeIO.4t
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Him

In Probate Court, County of Nevada. State
Of California. June 29th, 1853.
TN the matter of the last will and tesla
Il ment of Charles AZ. Ransdelf, deceased.
The last will and testament of the said
Charles NJ. Ransdell, having been this day
presented and filed with the clerk of the
court. it is ordered that notice be given to
all persons interested in said estate, to be
and appear at the court house in Nevada
city, on the fourth monday of July next, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause il
any they have, why the said last will and
testament shall not be admitted to probate.
BY the Court.
Witness, Thomas H. Caswell, Judge oi
the Probate court, Nevada county.
VIM S PATTERSON, Clerk,
ll-2w BY SIDNEY c. HERBERT. Dep.
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In Probate Court, County of Neva da, State
of California, June 30, 1858.
TN the matter Of the last Will and Testament
IA ofI. T. Hirst.
The last Will and Testament of the said l.
T. Hirs having been this day presented and
filed with the Clerk of this Court. 1t is or
d red that notice be given to all persons inter
ested in said Estate, to be and appear at the
Court House in Nevada city on the fourth Mon
day of July next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
to show cause if any they have why the said
last Will and Testament shall not be admitted
to Probate.
And on reading and filing the petition of
Caleb Russell and Lewis F. Sheets 1t is fur
thcr ordered by the Court that notice be given
to all persons interested in said Estate 10 be and
appear before said court, at lhe hour, day and
place above named, and shsw cause if any they
have why loiters of administration with the
Will annexed in SAID Estate should not issue
to said petitioners. BY the Court,
Witness Thomas II. Caswell, Judge of the
Probate Court, Nevada county.
w. S. PATTERSON, CPk.
lI-2t By SIDNEY G. HERBERT, Dep.
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| 0NHE undersigned, grateful fer the liberal
4 patronage conferred upon the Miners
Drug Store Dy the Public of Nevada and vi
entity, during the two years last past. begs
leave to solicit a continuation of favors as
heretofore. Having recently added largely to
his former stock of Drugs and Medicines, he
Is now prepared to serve the public more eff
ciently than at any former time. His stock
consists In part of the following POPULAR
REMEDIES Of the day; Sands, Townsend's,
bull's, and Corbets Extracts of Sarsaparila !;
Jaynes Expeetorant, Alternative, Carmina-
tive balsam, Hair Tonic, Tonic Vermifuge,
ana Sanatlve Pills; Ayres' Cherry Peotoral,
Wlstar's Balsam of Wild Cher y, Osgood's
india Cholagogue, Moffatt's Bitters and Pills
Hewes' and Webster's Nerve and Bone I,ini
ment, Mustang Liniment, Perry Davis Pain
KILLER, Chloroform, Concentrated Sulphuric
Ether: Nitric. Muriatic, Sulphuric, Acetic,
Citrlc and Tartaric Acids SeiditZ Powders,
Carbonate and Sal Soda, Salts ofTartar, Car
Donate and Calcined Msgnesia. Cream Tartar,
Sulphur, pure Cod Liver Oil, Essential Oils of
Rose, Bergamot, Lemon, Lavender, Annis,
Cinnamon, Cloves, Rosemary, Peppermint,
Pennyroyal, Juniper, Spruce, Tansy, and Ori
ganum Olive and Almond Oils Arrow Root,
| Tapioca, Sage, Pearl Barley, Irish Moss; i;
! Trusses, single and double Breast Pumps,
| Nursing Bottles, Syringes. glass and metallic,
&c; Alum, Borax, Saltpetre, Sugar of Lead,
! white and yellow Wax, Rosin, Glue, Ginger,
Nutmegs, Cloves. Cinnrmon, 9c. ALSO
Best Brandy and Port Wine, selected for the
sick. ALSO, expected in few days, full as
sertment of Perfumery. All are invited to
call, and we will see that none 60 away dis
satisfied.
DR.. MOORE will attend all calls, as here
! tofore, in the practice of The various depart
ments of his profession.
JESSE MOORE, M. D.
Nevada A nril 20th 1872 -52- -2m isA
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w n. BovEE. Gas. w. DRURY.
THO MINERS, HoUsEKKEPERs and
III CONSUMERS OF COFFEE GENERALLY'
The undersigned, proprietors Of the we'll
known
STEAM COFFEE AED SPICE MILLS
on Broadway, above Dupont street, desire to
inform their friends and customers, those IN
the mining region especially, that the Coffee
from their establishment will always be sold
as cheap as any Of sinilar quality in Ca'ifor-
nia 1t isa
Genuine Article,
OF THE FINEST FLAvoE
and is warranted to be at all times free from
the slightest impurity. Persons who have
been induced to use certain description OF
ground Coffee, or rather kind of substitute
for Coffee, recently introduced nthe interior,
and wi ich has but one Recommendation, VIZ;
that of apparent low price, will but advance
their own interest and enjoyment. by testing
the same with that bearing the label OF W.
Fl. BoovEE & Co. The latter is put up in
packages of one pound and upwards and will
be forwarded per order to any part OF IN me
city or country. w. II. BOVEE CO'
;.I7 IN, Oe.o oor C,usona Merchant ets
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TELEGRAPH.

0NHE stockholders of the Alta Telegraph
II Co., are requested to make payment ei
their dues on Sd, 4th and 9th instalments, tc
H. DAVIS, Nevada,
on or before the IL tn of July, inst. ll-lt
0NHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore xist
i ing between Coleman d. Burton, is thi.
day, June 9th, 1882 dissolved by mutua
consent. The outstanding accounts of, the
concern will be settled by A N. Coleman
who will continue the business in the ole
stand On Main street.
A. N. COLEMAN,
Him F.. F. BURTON
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w A N II f. D..

OOKS, WATERS, and CHAMBER
" MAIDS. Persons wanting help can be
fee, Virginia House, Broad ST., Nevada.
Jun3-3m j. E. JOHNSON.
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BLACKBERRY, RASPBERRY and CHER
ID RY BRANDIEs, of the celebrated S. and
w. brands, in 10 gallon kegs.
The undersigned are the sole agents for
California fer the above we'll known Bran
dies, a supply of which will always be found
at their store, Nc. 1o4 Battery street, corner
of Merchant street, San Francisco. je-lm
SrARKwEATHER, McCLENAcHAN & Co.
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Special Notice.

"ANTED-Experi Coal Miners
w Apply at the Office of the Puget Sound
Coal Mining Association, l6l Montgomery
street, up stairs. 9-lm
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Public Administrator.

A Ii persons in whose house or premises
IA any stranger or person may die intessate
vitsn.oc--t known heirs or nnv one knowing
thereof, are required o oy law to give immediate
n Office Of such event to the undersigned,
T. w. COLBURN,
Junel0-3m Public Administrator.
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Pacific HFail Steamship Co.

For " YorI. s Y Orleans rla Panama
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TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
,u,ISUED DAILY AND SEMt-WEEhLf,
~ fu,,.m =. g. THOMAS RITCEIE, JR.
. L L NJ S

dollars Pc nnnm anu al Inc I ras S 9" & ss
Sars @ Ilas per annum and three dollars Tor SIN months
ws ~ be paid IN s me- eef @ % or N sms yso by a
pld or 10 this Office may be remed per maui III good anu
nnss nj risk OF the Edors hr postage " az ~
,rsoe @ y me riers. The postage OF single letter Is
et"s account 10 the writer Il the accumulation oi post
,a business which operates ser"ustaX upon
Ett"!s TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
,,r many ENQUIRER: For TEN lines or less hrst ''
cents and every succeeding insertion weny.v cents.
n,, twice week nrthrec 'imeSa week. thy'
mseI hall cents each insertion after the first
an charged nifty dollars for thirty nes ana II
nE tor Semcntsoi greater cnsth except 'mtc
mh n auconeers charged s0o, tpaperincne)
% THE SEMlwEEkLi-FST rsh lner or less hfs' Insertion
~ -. Ear Zach continuance 81 cents.
o,rr. from distance must hs aec"mpanied with the advance
't" references, IL insure execution.
"a AZ iuaries and tributes ot respect exceeding eight lines,
Va, ,-,.J ts as advertisements.
an j,uay.cs Marriages from tho country, whenever
81, par wr',ns is Known to us must be by
w n ease be published Every that has been taken 10
a; quzzes has heretofore, proved unarans
t. must Insist such communications being Certified
b, IN. oflhe Postmaster ,eren o" The back Of letter
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NOTICE.

u, last year, offered srnd wheat at 1e -
ot The hsh price OF
he TO than Work
The bcins sui high aud hand hiTc cG"a.y
ms cauc buy much wheat OF strictly prime 4ialiy
can grind W the October The highest price Tor me
a. wheat will br paid Intending make nohins but
f,n y,tnur, NJ. wheat need be Offered about
,,,;,. llre Is any defect whatever mqua.iy
war NM" X. II. BRAzEAL.
distinctly 10 understand We
1 cI arrangement 10 suit their Wishes 80
.,r a. ii,r,TI family Aoir iscorcerned
oar Wool complete order aud under iul sail
Az s sent thankfully received and punctualy attended
W. aha 10 small expect the money
'or,,.l,ns or else q shalt invariably take toll.
RsS, Family Flour always Oh hand . ..
~ IL IL
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VIRGINIA. WOOL

on Saturday Mr. Stokes uf the house of Elauna.an
S'oAcs & Co. Cary street showed several specimens
OF beautiful woo from Copswol sheep raised by Nles-rs
hooi II. Allen and L. ClaIc of Lunenhurg County vir.
shia. The fleece weighed l7s pounds-and the staple
averages about Is inches in length extending 10
81 inches We glad know that the Virginia armers are
turning their attention oorai.ng-and we learn from
me expert In such matters that Virginia is admirably fiji.
'co from climate and other causes for producing the fine
esl wool manifest improvement is nude in sheep brought
mo Virginia from Northas is shown in The successful
experiment in Fairfax and Orange counties with the thou
sands Of sheep introduced from Vermont and other northern
States In Virginia. is said the sheep require but little
attention, they will always find nourishmcn, in The
Water. We are however, requested advise the Virginia
lafmcrs no! raise the wool as il will compete
well with The wool produced in South America.
We learn from the Union, that Saturday evening u
meeting Of The citizens Of Washington ;was held 10 ake
steps To contribute the relief n the dying and suffering
Population Of New Orleans. Mayor Maury presided and
NJ. DE Bow acted secretary. After addresses from
Hew Orleans, subscription taken up and about $500
subscribed by those present On The list of Subscribers
he name ni President PicrceAlr W. W. Corcoran sub
scibr,i The Of $500 Committees were appointed 10
collect further amounts. Is il not lime That the people of
Richmond moving in this noble work of love
lance with the liberal example Of New York. Philadelphia
Rlltimurc and Washington
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For The En1liirer,

for nc Enquirer.
Mr. EplToR 1T is source of great qualification to me-
doubt is all the friends Of State Rights 10 find
that The Democratic press of State have with rare
cepons expressed their decided opposition the consc-
ton of the Pac: Rail Road, by the and money Of
the General Government The only Thing that surprises me
IS that every who Processes 10 be Sate Rights man.
and opponent OF consolidation should unite with
IN resisting this attempt 10 enlarge the powers of the Fcc
raj Government BY construction The Baltimore Conycn
tion the General Pierce ted presented
the nation platform o principles expressive o their views
upon all The questions of political character, which were
likely claim the consideration of Congress and the Exec
uvr between The ih o March, 1858 md the iI March,
1851 fhs platform approves specifically and in many
words The Virginia doctrines OF State Rights embodied
resolutions oi 90 and the rrp"ft 49, and this
were sufficient, ptoc?lIcd also the ci The Ma
lnnal Democracy, upon the snaJcc Of Internal Improve
Irni by the General Government here present
resolutions which REFER from the Democratic plat
and upon The opposite side .! the column, the Inter
nal Improvement icsuutiun nj the Wing National CUnvcn
lon in order that the grounds upon which The last Prcs
Dental cleo lion contested, may he fully uadrT.aud:
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Wing Resolution.

~ hts csptHttOh.
d. "rilr Constitution vests
in Congress The power TO
opem aud repair hurjors. anu
rcmore instructions from 'la.
risable rirers; and il Is ,xpe-
dent that Congress snail rN.
rrcisc that power, lrhtrsrcr
:uch Improvements are 'leces.
SaTy Tor The common asiefce,
rr for INC protection and III.
ciiiiy NJ commerce Win 10.
reign nations or am0ng the
States; Suuh improvements
brina, III every lnstaurc, ma
tionaI and general in lhrli
character.
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ROBERT X. PRENTiS,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, PORTSMOUTH, va
xH, regularly attend aud Interior Cours of Nor
w tuis county ScolS city Nausemond and Isle ol Wight
ye aud he Circuit g. ur OF Southampton county All hSi-
r VIII meet with prompt attention lie can
office High rear OF the SAVING BANS
.p, m Wednesdays when he Will be al ns oice III The CLERK
o-irr luih!luI A suffolk. Apli lo-com
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ETIRGISiAh rues heal the Clerks Office oi the Circun
Co.rt liz Cny Richmond the first Monday in August
lSS}. ibsiag Vie lst !ty ol the monthly
Martin Taylor by friend, John d. smith,
Pialnti.
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tiRGISIA.A Rules held the Ccrk's Office OF the Cir
cuH Court OF the City u cinond on the first Monday IN Au'
gust, 1913 N being the first day nt the month";:
R.t Howe. Plaintiff
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II ease and upon a,,acimen, returned executed
ih "bcci the defendant ihe sum hry
M irs vii. legal thereon, from The Sth uay OF March
m ~ paid! affidavit made and eIthat The uech
ah doee named resident a tins commonwealth tue su
ena no;ed appear holden in the CLERKS
or he said Court the first Monday IN October next ana 90
Al. 5-,.i. Cony-'lcse ElS. ROBINSON, Cpk
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yIRGIaIA AT Rue held the Clerks OF the CcuI
Ccuf OF the City Richmond the first Monday IN August


Ma,yl Gouliman, formerly Mary J. Chambers Defendant
ATTAIN decree for divorce from The
a,,noay the plaintiff and the defendant and
relief ui the may call
fOr alsi made sn ed that the defendant IL
resident VI nnnonwealih the said defendant Is nohed
appear holden Clerks Office of the said
Monday October and do what
ylueci her this
-cw a Arupy--Teste: EUS. ROBINSON Clerk.
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Idnes r. Taylor and Mildred TAYLOR, defendants.
The obcc three hLGei dollars nom le
eieudar Mildred Taor and TO s'itle upon The Paimti Martha
ric maa rights oi e
husband, James Taylor aud affidavit having hce,'
ed that dgrn, eulry .s been made on bca OF The
;ou said James F. a bu, without elect the said ern'
liant T. Taylor notified appear at the Rules 70 be holder"
the q Monday
b. necessary protect h interest III ais
....... -
Aus. s-c~l~ a sopy-Teste. EiS. ROBINSON Clerk
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NEW ORLEANS Auo. li.-rhe steamer Texas atIi:'a
,:.y from Vern Cruz Among her passengers are Iap'
,TorJcca and The Gardiner Commission
The dca tbs in New Orleans the past four days from yrI
low fever, amount 10 III.