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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-17

SOra in The 4H0untaf afax.-There is no more
doubt about the migration of sora than oi
snlpe or piover. That they generally make
their flights by night, we have no ques tion as
90 the ortolan and snipe; but that they visit
ali marshy districts where the wild oat and
reed grow spon taneousIy. is almost certain
Some lew days since, a son of Mr. VIM. With
row, of Waynesboro, Augusta county while
on shooting excursion III the Blue Ridge
saw number OF sora crossing the mountain.
and Killed three of them. These were said TO
be the 1irst ever seen in that Immediate yicini.
ty but as far back as September, lSil we know
that n sora was killed New river, not n
great distance from the famous "Hawk's Nest. -
The birds seem To be more abundant here this
season, than ever known. All the marshes
along the James, Chickahominy. Rappahan-
mock, Pamunky and Appomatt0x rivers. are
said to be literally alive with them and not a
lew have been seen and killed on the low
grounds eight or ten miles west of this citv.-
10 those wso are fond OF the sport of shooting
them, we heed only say that now is the time
to enjoy the fun. East winds have prevailed
for two or three days, and the tides ought to
be high enough To enable the hunter 10 etinto
the marshes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-17

NEW OPERA HoUsE-A new Opera House
in ST Louis constructed from the old Narie-
ties Theatre, was opened for inspection last
Saturday evening. The house has TWO dress
circles-one raised slightly above the par
uuette and another forming the first tier
each CAPABLE of seating eight hundred per-
sons. The parquet.e has seats for four nun
dred and the second tier, or gallery, tor eight
hundred more The lobbes very large,
and in case of emergency, can accommodate
1T least one thousand. The width OF The au-
ditorium is - feet; the height from parquette
to ceiling, AZ feet The stage measures so
feet in width between the prosceniums, and
Is feet in depth. The building is lighted by
$50 gas lets.
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-, sora Shooting and Squirrel uuu,i,y

#A SoFa shooting and Squirrel Hunting
are tle amusemenis Of sportsmen now. and the
season Tor PARTRIDGE, Drck and rCRkEy shoot
ng is only three weeks off; but to enjoy these and
10 & ne IN no DANGER of premature explosions, or
uurstlns barrels, man must have a good GlrN tho
best POWDER. diamond gran.l Snor, ELey's
EfhPs and E.LEY' CHEMICAL or ELAsTtc WAns.--
IL he has these, he needs only a SAFETY FLASK
sood BIRD BAG, small CANrEES and LEsrH.
EKN CUP, to complete his outfit, and he IS then
ready for the field and wood. and for enoyn nisnt--
vi late years so many botches have turned run-
makers IN Europe, and so mans cheap guns have
been shipped to this country on sale, that q ran
runs some risk III huying. unless he knows thu
dealer As We are we'll acquainted with Mr.,
JAMES WALSH. at No. co, north Main street
and know hiin to be entirely reliable. we alvfays
purchase oi him. aad never fail TO set lust what
we wish His guns are Inferior to none in the
tnion- his ammunition rs the best to he had, hts
PISTOLS, RIFLES. NIVEs, aud FtsHlXG TACKi,x
cannot be surpassed; and. what is equals iinpor-
tant has PRICES ARE As Low. II not LITTLE Low
Err than similar articles be found else where -
We the fetore take pleasure in commendlne hm tn
our brother por tsmen literal honest stralr hit
forward candid merchant, and as q man that can
be rehed on Tor whatever he SAYS. Remember ia
making your purchases, to call on JAMES w aIsn,
gunmaker and importer, No. 60 north lam street
ana II he supplies tau. you are Teadi Tor the field
ana Tor genuine sport. sc l5-im
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"a. The Great Virginia Remedy, and no

W. IHt t.IFat NfFSiHiA KriHtdy, aHI 10
HuMBUG.-PETERS lNFALidBLE REMEDY
FOR GONORRHEA, AND ALL SECRET Dis
EAsE8.-Thi great American remedy, contain
ing no Mercurial or Balsamic properties, exceis
everything heretofore offered the public, in It's eu-
rative, restorative. and renoyatng powers; and
the medical world are astonshed when told that
the above remedy will cure the above diseases, and
confounded when they have ocular deInonstra-
tlons OF the facts. But the proprietor, who bas
known OF the remedy for twenty odd years. has
restored 10 perfect health and all other cases Of
shorter duration to be restored, without single
GonoTrhGa which the remedy will not cure, pro
vided the directions carried out with prudence
on the part OF the patient; and any one purchasing
hall dozen bottles, and using accordingly, in his
or her ease, he guarantees perfect cure; and ia
case nf failure, will furnish additional medicine,
free of charge, to complete the cure, through his
agents; and q cure will be effected without incen-
venience to the patient. Sold by
APPERSON h DUPUY, Druggists
Agents for the city of Richmsnd.
au 3-tiuN No. 2Ol, Broad street.
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THE AMERICAN HORSES IN ENGLAND
The following are the latest bits of news con-
cerning the American horses i'll England:
Mr. Harlan has matched his American
horse Des Chiles, years, against Mr.. G. De-
WINS independence. 3 years, for : 800 a side,
half forfeit, 10 be run ON Tuesday of the first
October meeting, at Newmarket.
The stakes won by Umpire ut the Stockton
meeting were first-clast prizes, and grouped
together some OF the most formidable two
year-olds in England. The first of these races
was "The Cleveland Stakes (three-qnarters
of mile) of five sovereigns each, with one
hundred added for two-year-olds.
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Youthful Cyimiaak.-A lad named Daniel
Sullivan made bis appearance before the Nav
or yesterday, TO answer the charge of stealth o
~ cents III silver COIN, from .Jno E. Nolte. the
day before Mr.. n. keeps a grocery on Byrd
street, and while busily engaged detected the
prisoner behind his counter, helping himself to
lot of change left laying upon the head of n
barrel. Dan made no denial of the charge, but
with tears streaming down his cheeks. declar-
ed that he was taken 10 the store by Il strange
boy and persuaded to perpetra.e The theft
He declared he had never been guilty of steal
ing before, and promised 10 shun bad company
IN the future II the Mayor would forgive him
He had not been released from custody when
we left the courtroom
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Hastiags COuyt.--Very little criminal bnsi-
ness was disposed of by this body, yesterday,
as set3ral cases called could not be proceeded
with because of the absence of interes ted par
ties. Elizabeth Pro5st, indicted for keeping
disorderly house, WIS put upon trial, and at
the close of the evidence the jury retired
short time, and on their return, announced a
verdict of no, guilty. The accused, was there
upon discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-17

RsceirjHg Stolen Goods.-Mrs. M. McDevitt
was arraigned before the Mayor yesterday, 10
answer the charge OF receiving quantity of
manufactured tobacco from John Cronin aud
William Conners, knowing the same TO have
been stolen. The investigation was postponed
until this morning and the accused held 10
bail. Mrs. McD. keeps a small grocery on
Byrd street, and has heretofore been looked
upon as Il correct woman.
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Iaterf.yiHg tetth the Poiice.-Two bsnedicts,
named Flood, residents of the valley, were
fined by the Mayor yesterday, for permitting
their wives to interfere with the police officers
when catching hogs. Neither of the parties
were at home at the time, ard would have had
no trouble about the affair but for their at
tempt to prove that the officers had gone be-
yond their limits 10 capture two porkers that
were going at large.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-17

GRAIN STACKS IL WIsCoNsiN.-Threshinr
machines have work To do III The Rock River
region of Illinois and Wisconsin Between
Beioitan Janesyille twelve miles, a few days
ago, there were seven hundred and thirty b L
stacks of grain within sight Of the prairie
roadi and Il considerable portion of the grain
along the route had been threshed when the
count was taken. Fourteen hundred aad
ninety-four stacks can be seen from the top of
Brockway College, at Ripon, Wisconsin, with
telescope. The Star states that there are
three thousand stacks in a SO nare of ten miles,
with Rlpon for the centre Farmers es innate
a stack at from one To three hundred bushels
making full one million bushels of grain in tbs
ten miles square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-17

Hosse- -BrsGking--Twe lads, John Cronin
and WIN. Conners, Were arrested yesterday
morning, and taken betore the Mayor, To an-
swer 10 The charge of breaking into one of the
tobacco factories of James Thomas, yr., aud
stealing six or eight boxes OF manufactured to-
bacco. Ia order 10 gel ali the witnesses, the
examination was deferred nntil this morning,
and the prisoners were remanGed TO jail.
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,,nA- Notice: Notice. Notice ITO n
Farmers. Merchants, and all others who hxs.xA
may pay anything IN the way of SAD kz4U63sNs
DIES. HARNEss. &c., re-. at whole 3xzs1
sale or retail. No. ll6 Main street, isth~
prices. Call soon and them. Thes are psIt5.
cnlariy cheap. and we warrant them to give ,n;,rf
satisfaction Repairing OF every description nsat-
ly, cheaply and promptly done at No. Ills Main ST..
third door below Governor st. - "A 49,
au l3--1m T. w nENNtq
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Aceideat.-Wh hile a party of boys were at
play on the Capitol Square yesterday after
noon, one of them, james Wilson, in running
from companion, fell, and having an open
knife in his hand, cut himself severely on the
right wrist. The little fellow, on seeing blood,
became very much alarmed, bat had his fears
quieted by gentleman who was passing at
the time, and who bound up the wound until
the child could get home and have it properly
drpssed
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THE AURORA BoREALIS IN ENGLAND
Early this morning, between twelve and one,
a most brilliant display Of The above phenom-
enon was observed, extending from The west
ern -hernfsphere TO the northwest, north and
northeast and reaching TO the zenith. The
appearance III the west was ihatof large
fire. but in the north and northeast IL was Of
a violet color aud flashes OF light OF the same
color daried along the heavens with great
brilllancy. This beautiful display lasted for
about an hour, ana gradually died away, leav-
ing a serene and uneionded aatnmnai sky
London Deiky Aslrs, aagMsi ~
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| ALMOST a BATTLE BETwKEE A VIGILANCE
COMMITTEE AND BAND OF OUTLAws.-The
New Orleans True Dalta of the 10TH contains
| the following:
friend who has Just arrived from Lafay-
etfe parish, La. informs us that on Saturday
morning last. the Vigilance Committee of that
parish We're summoned to assemble and pro-
ceed to a place called Bayou Tortue about fif-
teen miles west Of NermiliionNille, where an
ehcampment of outlaws had been formed, the
ringleaders ofWhich had challenged them to
battle. Accordingly, the law and order men of
the parish, who had long suffered from these
depredators, who had robbed plundered pas
sed counterfeit money and murdered with i'm
puni1y, quickly gathered, and taking piece of
artillery with them from the village of Yer
millionyille, started for the rendezvous of the
outlaws. At A. NJ. on Saturday about $50
well-equipped mounted men suddenly appear
ed before the entrenched camp of the boastful
GeiierS of the laws. where they found them in
full force, with the Bayou we'll guarded, and
IA house in the centre Of their position, loop
holed, and otherwise thoroughly prepared for
enduring Il siege of resisting storming party.
The flag Of their fraternity also fioated defiant
" III the breeze, and until the NigilanIs had
formed their order OF battle and unmasked
their cannon, all looked us if the defence would
be obs innate and sanguinary.
The sight of the big gun, however, struck
terror into the hearts of these outlaws, and
Sdarr qH' PsW suddenly appeared to animate
the warriors. Their number was about one
| hundred and hIty, many of whom having
horses, managed to make their escape, but
seventy of their force fell into the hands of
the Nigilants. Immediately a court-martal
was formed, consisting of two vigilanrs from
each company, TO whom the question was
submitted whether the prisoners; notorious
eyiI-doers, should suffer death or be padded
by il majority Of two, il was decided to inflct
the paddle punishment, and thrty-six hun
dred blows were equally administered. One
fellow committed suicide, by shooting himself,
TO avoid the paddle.
Subsequently, five others Of the gang were
found dead from gun-shot wounds.
Our informant says that the news of this
affair caused the greatest pleasure among all
the honest and deceE & inhabitants of the parish
where it occurred, and the adjacent Attaka-
pas parishes, which have long suffered from
the depredations Of the powerful and danger
Gus gang.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-17

HA Notice TO Tobacco ufactur.r.
The undersigned hsvins made arransemertx with
Mr.. GEORGE LINDSAY, of PETERSBURG va. n,,,-
prietor of VIM Canerons PATENT HYDR fJf
Lie AND RETAINING PRESS. are now prs
pared to manufacture them. and are getting up two
form 10 the entire satisfaction cf ali who may fvor
them with their orders.
au 2g-im TALBOTT * BRO.
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NeiC iFG!k'cay.-Laborers have been engaged
for the past two days in laying off a new " ak
way in the Capitol Square, leading from the
main avenue running to the Governors man
sion, TO Capitol street. east of the large gate
way. This walk will be n convenience 10 ner
sons going TO or from the City Hall, and when
completed will do away with the necessity for
the gate Immediately west of it. The improve.
ulents on the square are steadily progressing
to completion, and may yet be finished this
fall, as the Governor does not allow them TO
stop moment longer than necessity COM
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TERRIBLE AocIDENT.--On the 5th inst, Hugh
Mc(fowan was instantly killed, at Limeport
Bucks county, Pa, by the eprematureexplosion
of a blast. ale was blown i00 feet high, and
fell into field, aa yards from the quarry
One hand and one arm were found rs yards
from the body, and fragments of clothing and
pieces OF his body were scattered over nearly
an acre Of ground"
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HA- Mrs. J. A. Williams. M. D., offers her
SCI wees 10 these oi her own sex. and To children
= Especial attention given to the nanag eInent Of
iemale diseases, and displacements.
Those wishing Interview at their residence.
can address Post-0 Office, Box ss7
, Esi pEsc + on Clay, between 4th and 9Th Streets
Va. ana-2ns
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aA kianerana nladdrr ,.am,laln,..--T

IA kidney and Bladder tom pia ints. The
nswsst and most importan, discovery for Kidney,
fohosa er " hites. Sexual Weaknesses. Physical
Prastfsiion ard Debility of either sex, 10 HAhTS~
H0RNEsS BUCHE COMPOUND.
Persons who have been unable 10 walk, have seoH
been relieved b. this woAdeyfus c0MF0UND. his
prepared b, Chemist, and rs pronounced ny medl-
cal men and these who have used il, 70 be the best
BUCHU COMPOUND in the world. Large hottless
seived by FISHER WINSTON, UrusEists.
je A-3m Main street, Rickmond.
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THE POTATO DISEASE IN IRELAND-The
Cork papers will have it that the blight in its
oldest and worst form has attacked the potato
crop in that quarter The fact of its actual
appearance there has been several times no.
ticcd in the local journals, but now the tale is
told more circumstantiaiIy than usual and
is no longer set down as 4 flying rumor
Yhe Examiner says:
We regret TO say that so far as has come
under our observation, in the rural districts
for many miles around the city potato disease
Is becoming very general. In one instance
that has come to our knowledge, q splendid
neld OF fifteen acres, excellent land and highly
cultivated, the crop on which was at one time
expected to realize E500. is now become abso-
lutely worthless. In many cases halfand even
tWo-thirds of the crops have been lost. A cor
respondent informs us that the blight has set
in with deadly virulence along the coast from
kinsaie 10 Clonakilty. The crop in that dis
trict this year was about the same average
breadth us ii had been for the last three wears
but in yield and quantity it had been greatly
superior. Unfortunately, however, in no year
has the tuber been so rapidly DESTROYED. The
potato mei1s away almost when attacked.
Whole fields have been abandoned as not being
worth the cost of digging. With regard to the
other crops in that dis trict, the same CORES
pOndent states that wheat has been found not
nearly so productive as in lSjS, oats, on the
other hand, much more prolific and barley less
in produce, but far better in quality and condi-
tlon.o
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"a. How to Cure all Pain and Bowe Com.
pLAIsTs,-foE Pain in the Bowels, Stomach. Sides,
Limbs, Back, rheumatism, Seuraisia,sore Threat,
HORNE'S CURE ALL. IL acts upop the nerves.
bones, slnews, blood and muscles. aanihlianns all
IL you safer with Cholera. Diarrh9a, Loosencss
of the Bowels, er sqmmsr CoInRsalnt, use HARTs.
HoRNE'S CARMINATfVE BALSAM. Ii gives
instant relief. Bottles Is cents.
The Cure All cures all pain, The Cagmiaatiys
Balssm cures all bowel complaints. Is cents bot
tie.
Sold by all Druggists in Richmond, Petersbars
and Norfolk. Jy l2-21m
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Sale Of Land -Four lois on Clay street, at
9th. Were sold by auction last Thursday after.
noon, At the following prices Two lois front
ing on Clay and 9Th, ~ ieei, sold AT S77 per
foot; one ON Clay, fronting 81 feet, At $6s5g aud
one fronting 30 feet AZ ~
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EA- Nstice.--The Subscribers fud Il nsSsxsssy,
in order to on their baslnexs, 10 sell go0ds
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH. FROM Sept, lss. lst3.
Thankful for the very liberal paitnnase nossowsd
on, the hons Tor the PAST few Years, We hrpe, BY
helm aide To offer greater Inducements b. coing
CASH BUSINESS, 70 merit continuance VI the
same. INEMAN HUI.
xe7--ts tm Main street.
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htotohs.-Much of the time of the Mayor
was consumed yesterday in Investigating the
eharge against John Henry Lambert. Alexan-
uer I!ii and William Ready, of unlaw fully as
sempilng about the house of John A Lacy. lin
oerelfnersVllle,) on the night of the 18th inst
making q loud noise by cursing and swearing
ana Knocking Violently ut the door of the
mouse OF the said Lacy, and demanding en-
trance therein and demanding that the said
Lacy should come out. and threatening 10 as
sault, beat and kill him, and to destroy his
mouse, 10 the great terror OF the said I,aey his
Wlie and family. The evidence proved thai
the prisoners, with three or four other persons.
assembled in front of Lacy's in a riotous man
ner that Lambert knocked at the door at /
O'Clock and invited the prisoner out: that
Robert ). Davis threatened to kill him and
tear down his house; that Gill said if he gave
him blow, he, the complainant would die
standing up; that Ready was in the crowd
and that Mrs. Lacy only got rid of them by
saying that her husband was not at home.
Two or three witnesses We're examined for tte
defence; but as they did not hear what look
place In front of Lacys house, :heir evidence
was Immaterial to the cause. The Mayor M
the conclusion of the testimony remanded the
parties for Indictment by the next Grand
Jury, and held them 10 bail TO answer in the
sum OF $3.50 each. Lambert was also held IL
bali u keep the peace and be OF good behavior
IN the sum OF S5G0. Ready and ill are al
ready under peace bonds.
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Nes Pgofsa - Thomas w, Farquhar appeared
befare the Mayor, yesterday, 10 answer the
charge of pulling down Alien Leonard's sign,
but AS the complainant had no witnesses ana
knew nothing Of the sign pulling" the war.
ran. was dismissed.
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will IL called to-day. Lawyers and oilers
having bslsinsss 70 attend TO. should - pnnc-
tual af IL o'clock.
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AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVES IN CHfLL---Re-
Gently there was trial of strength and speed
between four railroad locomotives, two Brit
ish and two American, constructed Tor The
Great Southern fChiieanl Railway The re-
eonotises, whose Time was at the rate Of sixty
miles an hour, with train weighing two
huared tons With gIa iisns fifty-six feet to the
mile The English performance was never
over thirty miles an hour with the same train.
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Z Bad PHaiss.--Willlasn Twopence. dssi-
pated free negro. WAS before the Mayor yesser-
siay and punished, for being drunk and disor-
DERBY in the street
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SHOT BY WoMAN.-A lawyer name Pey-
ton, living in Galiafin county, Ky- entered
the house of Mr.. Lawrence of that place ard
made dishonorable proposals 10 Mrs. Law
renee. She answered by diseharging pistol
at him, w hich however. did no damage The
next day she met him in the street ana again
fred at him. blowing ont one of his eyes. 1t
is supposed Peyton will die. Lawrence was
absent from home, and afler shooting feyion,
MIS-. Iawren went TO Indiana, declaring
that she would never suffer herself TO be ar
rested
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p, TO TIE VOTERS CITY

g~~GS or RICHMOND hereby respectfully
announce m, self candidate inr thc office of AT
Torn ~ FOR TIE COM MON ~ EALTH, Ia the
Circuit Court of thlS city. winch has iuS been made
vacant by the Teslknatlo0 oi MsEIApUkE JOHN
sUS, Eeq.
al Zj.-lm' LITTLETON TAXEWELI..
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80, TO ,,ESSgS. CSC. :. SUMNER,

Crane. Ir.,n y Morton. John ". Davies. August
Seaad, JosegH poefalsseE =. Nayr. q. Mcniin-
scr. +. :. MeElJoy, i. 7. CNuP, Jua. W. taEo-
DENTLFMEN In reply TO your request. that
NiH peuul, E.y name e. te announced IS caHd,-
dSic trr the office oi COMMON ~ EALTHS AT
TUBNEA for the Clrcuit Court Of the CITY. have
10 say ta&t. approaching your Kindness, accede
the IeSt, and If elected 90 the Office. viii dis
charge IT'S duties 20 the best uf my lud Sment and
ab,uiy. Yours, &c.
y. A. STUDIRVANT.
Richmond, Au.. 26ih, 1859. au 27-ts
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To TIE PEOPLE or RICu-

Ns>-A-sa MON = As already annoNhcod =" NnI,
am very resgeetliIl capG.date i9r the yscaH' oi-
fee of COW MON W EAkIHS AffohNE by. IN
tine CFTcu3f Court Of ,nuT city. Ny confsa among
yau ior the last els sixteen years must speak !oF
II self. go,
am s, candidate for practice in all the Courts
held IN saug c33y; prepare deeds &ui othcf Sft
ms Of all kinds; t}YC oral advice and HfitsSn
Opinions: collect and secure claims, and discharge
n'I;.a h,s ness c s!i sorts, ard the GUteS ot
NOTARY ri BIlC. for shiS city and the county oil
Henrlco. Tau %'i-iuIt h II. NlNth.