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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-10
Later From Europe.


HALIFAX, January 9.-The steamship Canada,
from Liverpool 23i ult, and Queenstown oath, has
arrived.
The Stock Exchange and all the markets were
closed on the odd that day being observed as a
Christmas holiday.
A correspondence between Minister Adams and
the Earl of Clarendon is published. The former
suggested that when the Shenandoah arrived at
Liverpool, the British Government should have
taken some action regarding the crew. Earl Cla-
rendon says there was nothing to justify such ac-
ton unless against such of the as were British
subjects lie also says it was known that the crew
were all foregners-no British subjects were known
to be on the vessel.
The London Globe highly eulOgizes General
Grants report as a very clear, able and striking
document, admitting the failures and losses, and
doing full justice TO his opponents.
Charles Underwood 0'Connell was found guilty
of treason and sentenced TO ten years penal servi
tude. He made an eloquent speech after being SEN
fenced. He said he hoped there would be an ex-
change OF prisoners before his sentence expired.
LONDON, December 22.-Consols, S7IaS74; Five.
twenties 66Ia66i.
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News by telegraph.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DEsPArcHEs.l
p.o,..dturx OF Congress.

ProCeeuIuAs
WASHINGTON, JanuaTya.
SENArE.-Mr Sumner offered the following;
Whereas it is reported that persons declared free
nv the Proclamation Of the President and Constitu-
tional Amendment are now kidnapped and trans
ported to Cuba and Brazil, and held as slaves
ResoIred, That the Committee of the Judiciary
he directed to enquire if any further legislation is
necessary to prevent this revival of the saverade
on the Southern coast.
He read letter from person in Alabama, relative
To this subject and stated that Federal officers
among the guilty parties. q
Mr. Davis said he had no doubt the Yankees were
endeavoring To open the slave-trade. lie knew they
would do so il they could make money.
The resolution was adopted.
Mr. Wade called up the Till to give the consent Of
Congress 10 the annexation Of the counties oil
Berkeley and Jefferson, of the State of Virginia 10
the state OF West Virginia The bill was postponed
until tomorrow.
HOUsE-Mr Voorhees,, in support OF the sresoIu-
tons heretoforcI offered by him endorsing the Pres
idents policy, made a speech, eOntending that Tue
war having ceased, obedience to the laws sh"u'u NC
the only requirement for representation.
Mr. Bingham replied, controveting the opinions
expr.ssed nv Mr. voorhees,, and declaring that such
sentiments AS he uttered were those which gave HE
Ia the rebellion. lie also maintained that the fres-
d.nt was in accord with Congress. Mr.. Blngham'
in conclusion, offered the following as substitute
for the Voorhees, resolution:
ResoIpcd. That this House has abiding confidence
in the President and believes that in the future,
in the past he will cooperate with Congress in re
storing to an equal position and rights with the
other states in the Union the States lately in rebel
lion.
The House by vote of III against -, referred
both resolutions TO the Committee on RecOnstruc-
on. Adjourned.
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FnRM nF PROXY

RSOw All MsS ~ THESE PKEsESTs, That - the snb-
seribcr being stockaolder ia the National Express
company, do hereby constitute and appoint -- oar
true aud lawful attorney and proxy 10 represent eae
e." u IN All general meetings OF the stockholders OF said
company held within six months from and aher the
dale he Vol when We are not personally present rep
resented BY some other proxy with full power and
authority al such general meetings, to give such vote
rould give do pember of the said meetings N
we personally present aud We do hereby raiify
and confirm " hateVer vote votes act or acts uur
sad attorney may lawfully give do for "a in pursu
anes OF the authority hereby conferred upon him
Witness - hand and seal this - day Of =. one
thousand eight hundred and -.
fEsrE:
IL rSr.r
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VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Court OF the city Of Richmond
on the LIST day Of January, 1866
Moses Early s. P. Dunksl aud George A Friek mar
chants and partners under the nane OF Early & Com
pany-PlaintiHs,
VERSUS
d. 6reen-Defendant,
IN CASE.
The object Of this suit Is to recover three hundred doll
lars alleged be due by the defendant TO the plaintiff
And ARiavit having been made and nled that the de-
PENDANT D. 0rsen above named is not resident Of this
State tho said defendant Is required to appear within
one month after due publication hereof and do what Is
necessary to protect his interest In this suit.
"A COpy-Tsste
jans-law4w BENZ POLLARD, Clerk.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,

UTARRENTON FEMALE COLLEGE, 2
w ~. T wARRENToN, n. c.
The exercise Of this School will be resumed on "ed
pesdav The 9th January 1866, and continue twenty
weeks.
Ample facilities are afforded for thorough and be-
raj education Charges the same as before the war,
nayable i'm specie or It's equivalent Pupils furnished
lights towels, and one pair Of sheets
For Circulars apply 10 l. L rAkhAa,
ianGu President.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.


A FARM, within one mile Of Richmond, &C
IA with a very convenient DWELLING HOUSE, -
containing nine rooms, and all necessary ont build
ings, &e.-Not having succeeded in renting out
my Farm, situated as above described when last Ad-
vertised have determined to increase the quantity Of
Land then offered with the House 10 TWO HUNDRED
ACRES. II Is well wat-rel and we'll adapted to the
purposes Of Dairy Farming Market Gardening, and the
cultivation Of the usual Farm Crops II will be rented
for one or more years. Apply TO hessTs HARRISON,
GoDDIN s APPERSON, to the subscriber, at tho
oniee Of the RICHMOND VINO.
dee27-lOt CHI. B. WILLIAMS.
nor Misunderstanding to be absent -
Il from Virginia for some time, will lease the I'll
large double DWELLlNG-HOUSE, now oceuPiedS~
by 5. T. Suit, Esq., situated on south side Prank
lin street between Second and Third streets for three
years, CONNIE ncng first Of January next The House
Is furnished with beautiful Furniture Carpeting Paint
ings and SatdRTy and the Library supplied with stan
dard works. Tho Kitchen and servants rooms very
complete. Attached to the promises extensive Sta
bios and Carriage houses lighted with gas having two
rooms for eoachmon These be detached II desired,
from the house lot aud rented without Inconvenience
10 the Dwelling For terms, apply, between and 10
O'Clock A. NJ. and and p. NJ, TO
BOILING w. HAXALL,
doclsf Third street, End door from Franklin.
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NKw YORK, January 9.-FlOur has declined lOa
% cents Wheat 9a4 cents. Corn l cent. Beef
quiet. Pork firm. Whiskey steady. Cotton de-
clined la2 cents Sugar steady. Coffee firm. Ma
val stones dnIL Gold 1881.
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EXPRESS AND TRANS.

~ PORfAfloN COMPANION third Of the cant
td stock Of this company having been subscribed ana
one hundred thousand dollars 81 the having been
paid up the undy rsguvd call Tor general meeting of
the Oekhniders Of said company for the purposs Of
edoltug an organization under the amended charter to
be held AT Rie hmnnd Virginia, TUESDAY, the 10th
day VI January, ls56 full ate ndanee desired.
J. 4. JOHNSTON,
CHAS. W. PURCELL,
l. W GLAZEBROOK,
n HARMAN,
HUGH W. sHEFFEY.
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NOTICE.-LOST OR MISLAlD-GOddin Il
~ Apperson's acceptance Of n d. Davis's Dram al
months from the "a october 1861 for tt0O endorsed by
John K. Davis and ourselves The public Is cautioned
against trading Tor the same. - ..
jan6-u z 9 JAMES CO
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THRUST SALE OF A FINE FARM.

l. BY eonssst Of parties, and A. Trustee undersE
Deed Of from Robert Coles deed, Ia Tuck -
er 8. Coles, executed and recorded In April, 1852
will offer for sale on the premises, Oh THURSDAY the
FIRST day q February 1866, II suitable aud II not,
on the suitable day, Of tho 1ne,t farms in the
county q AIbemarle situated 10 or II miles south Of
Charlottes VILE adjoining the lands Of DR. b. y Ran
aolph T.. s. Coles, Esq, and others, and containing
about O ACRES OF which Ave or six hundred acres are
cleared and the balance hnely iimbered hsimpfoye
ments consist Of large and convenient DIV blIINo'
compa rativey new with the usual necessary out build
ings incl udhg a house with four rooms Tor laboreH
also wator.Mill, with two pair stones Tor wheat and
corn This Is Green Mountain farm, aud Ike most Of
the lanan that nne region is Of superior qualify and
admirably adapted To the growth Of Corn, wheat, IL"
bscco and other Virginia crops For several years a
1t has been ugdsr the management OF one Of the nr'
agricnltarxlisfs Of tho county.
TERMs-Unless moro favorable terms be announced
on the day Of sale from eleven to twelve thousand dol
lars Of the purchase will be required In CASH
the balance with interest from day Of SALE to be pad
annually will be PAYABLE In four equal annual insts
ments to be scared by bonds with good security anu
4 deed Of trust ON the land.
For further information, address s. Coles, ESQ or
T. s. Coles, ESQ, at North Garden p o., Albemhrle
county, Va, y the undersigned at Charlottes vile;
ianl-doawlw r. X "aiS'''
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sTRAYED AND STOLEN.
SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY, }
RICHMOND, January 7, 1850.

SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY,
RICHMOND, January 7, 1880.
STOLEN-From the Camp Ofthe Mill
- tary Telegraph Company, 4 fine, large IN
CHESTNUT S6RREL HORSE, about Sc vOnteen az
hands high. He has a small white star on his
forehead small Wart ON the shoulder, and stands
ward will be paid for any Information that will lead to
his recovery. Address II. A HAMILTON,
lans-S Southern Express Company.
IAN AWAY-0ur GREY HORSE,
IL attached to hs drAy The Horse is a hea- TIA
bitten grey medium siIai part III the dray TIS
found. suitable reward will ba paid for hi.
delivery 10 REEVE MAYO,
jAn9-2t Franklin street. between slh and 9th
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brokers AND GENERAL AGENTS.

IDROhEho AND UEN Email hubIN L ..
The undersigned tender their services to the her-
chants and Farmers of Virginia and North Carolina,
BUYING AND SELLING BROKERS
AND GENERAL AGENTS.
Having made arrang ments with Importers and Manu-
cturors and with reliable representative in Boston,
Now York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Pittsburg, and
other cities enables TO purchase sell in either OF
the above this city any article needed or for dspo-
sition. upon the best forms
We propose to extend our connections with all the
principal cities In tho Union and thereby be medium
through which parties can purchase or sell and com
nunicate upon all subjects OF business character In
any part OF the country.
The facilities We possess will make II much 10 the
interest OF parties purchase sell through for
whom wO cannot order direct from the Importer or
Manufacturer, shall do through representative
evory way reliable and thoroughly posted as to the
state their particular markets. enabling them 10 pur-
chase at tho lowest market price and ON much better
forms than a person possibly do who only makes
an occasional visit for that purpose, besdes saving the
EXPENSE OF tho trip and loss of time. We Will through
our friends be kept advised Of the value Of such articles
as Virginia and North Carolina may have to dispose OIL
so that we will inform friends of the best market
and the price that will be obtained before shipping
When desired parties know tha price OF goods be-
fore giving their orders. -
SMITH & WHERRY,
SO Main street, Richmond, Va.
WV. II. SMITH, &. WHEREBY
RRrRRgScRs-DunlOp, Moncure & Co., Harrison, God
din 4 Apperson Charles 4. Workman Co, Richmond ;
VIM p Converse Il Co, WIN. II. Price Co., New
York JOS T. Hanson, Philadelphia novl--Sm
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oct3O--tf

VIRGINIA AT Rules continued and held
in the Clerks Oaco Of the Circuit Court Of Buck
ingham County, on Wednesday, tho Sd day oil January
j. Wallor Honson and Martha A., his wifa--PlanriGs
William H. A Chambers and James s. Hammer, aud
Mary b. his wife, formerly Chambers-Deiendanls,
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to obtain division Of the
real estate Of W J. A Chambers deceased, among the
Aud appearing by affidavit in this cause, that tho
defendant william H. A. Chambcrs Is not an inhabi
tan of this State tho plaintiffs notion II Is ordered
that the said William II. A. Chambers do appear within
month after due publication OF this ORDER and do
what is necessary TO protect his interest and that
copy this order DO forthwith inserted In the Richmond
Wing public paper published ia The city Of Rich
mond for four weeks suecessvely aud posted at the
front door of tho Court House Of this county, on the
first day Of the next County Court.
R. X IRVING, Clerk.
y. =. BOcOCK p. q. jan9-lawIw
VIRGINIA At rules held in the Clerks
v Office Of the Circuit Court Of the city Of Richmond
on tho LIST day Of January, 1866
j. C. Millor-Plaintih,
AGAINST
John o. Reid, John r. Terry, N L. Watkins and Henry
H. Robins, late partners under the style 81 the keld
Express Company-D6cndans.
The object Of this suit is to obtain payment OF the
plaintiffs claim, amounting to eighty dollars, with
interest," for delivery by the defendants OF pack
age of goods received by thOm
And the attachment issuGd herein having been re-
turned executed, tho defendants above named are
required appear within month after due Pubhca-
ton Of this order and do what Il necessary to project
their interests in this suit.
COpy-TOste:
ians-lawlw BENZ POLLARD, Clerk.
VIRGINIA At rules held in the Clerks
Ohee Of the Circuit Court OF the city OF Richmond,
on the lst day Of January, lStG-
William b. Misunderstanding
AGAINST ..
Joseph Carson Hazetne Yickery partners, under the
style Of Joseph Carson SCo.-Dciendants,
IN CASE.
Tho object Of this suit is to recover six hundred and
sixty dollars and thirty cents, alleged to be
due by the defendants to tho plaintiffs, with interest
thereon from the 18th day Of November 1907 'ili
paid.
And aRRdav having been made and fled that the de-
PENDANTS above named residents Of this State the
saIl defendants arc required 10 appear within one
month after due publication hereof and do wha Id ne
csssary to protect their interests In This suit
COpy-Teste:
ians-law4w BENZ. POLLARD Clerk.
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MEETINGS.

ALL PERSONS FAVORABLY DISPOSED
n towards the organization Of " Fhs FENlAN
CIRCLE Of the City Of Richmond" are requested 10
meet in the Readins Room, Spotswoot Hotel, TINS
EVENING, ri : O'Clock. lanlO IT,
NOTICE.-A meeting Of
l. STOCKHOLDERS q the Richmond Charloues Vile
and Sthuntou Telegraph Company will be held at the
omce u the President i the city IL Richmond SAT-
UEpAN, @th ~ January next, at 10 As very iu-
portant business viii be- brOu ht before the meeting
l. earnestly desired that ayeTy stockh0d-r who cannot
attend IN person will DO represented by proxy
dpclh-td JAMES LYONS Tr,.idaEf
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r. H. NAURY. J. l.. NAURY. X. T. BROOKE.
ID II. MAURY & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
NORTHWEST CORNER MAIN and FOURTEENTH SITS,
RICHMOND, VA.
Gold and Silver,

Bank Notes,
State CITY Railroad Bonds aud Stocks, Mortgage
Bonds Negotiable Notes, and such other securities as
may DO on the market, bought and sold commission
Deposits received.
Collections made all accessible points in the Uni
TOD Si,,,s decG-tf
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MAYoR's COURT-HIs HONOR d. J. SAUNDERS
PREsIDlNG.-The courtroom was well filled with
spectators, yesterday, as usual and the following
eases disposed of;
Patrick GrOgan and Matilda ibis wite) were before
the court, on the charge OF fighting each other in
the street Pats statement that the lighting
took place ia the house and not IN the street From
SOme sears on Pats face, We would imagine that ne
got the worst of the affair whether in the street or
house. The Mayor discharged the parties, stating
that they would have 10 make up the matter as best
they could. Matilda his Wiie said it was only a
family quarrel.
Robert Pleman, charged with being drunk and
resisting the police was before the Court and found
guilty tie was required TO give one hundred dol
lars See urity 10 keep the peace.
W. f. Jones and Augustus Ricketts,, charged with
being disOrderly and lighting the street were be
ure the court The parties said they were under the
influence Of liquor, and that a negro had knocked
one al them down. The Mayor said il he only knew
the negro that did this lie would issue warrant
Immediately for his arrest. The parties were required
10 give 800 security IN keep the peace.
William English was fined - Tor allowing his
driver 10 drive his wagon on the side walk.
hersey 4 Davis were fined % for obstmcung the
side walk in front Of their store with dry goods
boxes on the night of the 9th January.
Henry Exall was fined five dollars for Obstructing
Main street with ron safes.
u. B. COrie was fined s. for Obstmcting the side
walk on Eighth street with wagons, carts and ambu-
lances in the night time
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A FEMALE SEMINARY will he opene,

A FEMALE SEMINARY will he opened on
Grace street. between I'd and 4th streets next door
to Dr. Fairfax January u.s. 1885, in which will be taught
thoroughly all the English branches French Latin and
Music.
the intention Of tho principal IL literally patron
lied To mako this school permanent in sttution.
Southern teachers of the hghes qualifications will
be employed, and no means spared {" make it Il school
worthy Of the patronage Of the city Of Richmond
Normal Glass will be formed for the special instruc
ton of those who desire to engage in teaching
The discipline will be mild but strict Care will DO
taken to promote tho health and happiness uf the pu-
pills, and to make their studies pleasant duty instead
Of an iTksoma task !
No pupils under six years of age will be- admitted.
Session lvO months.
TERMS
Instructions in the English branches and the rndmans
-..
French, Latin and Music, at tho usual rates.
Tuition payable half in ad vance, lin specie Its
value in currency the remainder the close Of the
term for which the pupil was entered.
Scholars admitted at any time and for any length Of
time, not less than month.
Persons desiring To patronize tho school will please
loave their with Mr.. John +. Tanner at the
office of the Richmond Wing.
MARY LOUISA WALKER,
anil aOdaw princiual.
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RANKS BROKERS', &c.

-
DRENIZER, KELLOGG 4 CO., successors
ID to KELLoSG BRESIzsR, BANKERS and BROKERS,
GREENSBORO, N. q.
GOLD and SILVER,
EXCHANGE,
BANK NOTES
STOCKS and BONDS, bought and sold
Deposits received, to sight cheeks Us with the
Banks. Collections promptly msdo on all accessible
points. Will transact all business promptly and ON
rea sonabls terms. jsn5-u
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT APP
IN plication will DO made to the proper authorities
for the removal Of the following erhcaes Of the Re
gstored stock of the State Of Virginia standing my
name ON the books Of the Second Auditor which were
destroyed by nre the Sd April last, viz:
Act i7lh March, 1886 issued July ID, 1885, No Si69,
o. TOS 20 Act LIST March, lS47, issued January 22d
1852 No 1866, $500 90 Act 18th March, 1851, Issued
issued July 5h 1889, No 27l Ass 90 Act e9th March,
1851 issued July 9Th, 1850, No. 1901, 600 Act lst
March, ls47 issued February Sd $780, No 500, $500
27OO $500 90 Act 22d March 1850 issued January 7th
1880 No. $3.50, 500 90 Act 18th March, 1896 Issued
February 3D. lsG0, No. 652, 1000 % Act I'D March,
$780, issued May 9TH, ls62 No 1882, $500 10 Act 2si
March, 1887 issued May sh 1862, No 4,s44, 400 o.
Total, $3.50 ". JOHN X. GAKNbII,,
Trustee for Mrs. Ann Eliza Bernard.
November Is, 1865, novS-ia"om
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AUCTION SALRS,--Puture Days


AUCTION SALES,--Puture DAYS.
GALE OF GOODS
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
will sell at Public Auction,
on WEDNESDAY
the 2ih day Of January 1866 at the Store house OF
Isaac sdkssoH, deceased, Clover Depot HALIFAX
~, 4 large and
VALUABLE STOCK OF GOODS
eorsisiins every article usually kept in country
store; Amo2Gfhe goods ID valuable assortment Of
RBADY-MADB CLOTHING,
fths best kind and quality. The
ENTIRE STOCK WILL BE SOLD
without reserve, to the highest bidder
TERMS OF SALE
Cash for ali aims up to 80 and under; six months
time f1t all sums ESQ with interest from day Of
sale. with approved security
A. LACY, Auetioneer.
B. y. GARRETT,
Admir- Of Isaac Adkisson, deceased.
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NOTICE.

All r. soy. having claims against the estate Of Isaac
Adki.>Cu, deceased will please present them To me
and these persons indebted to the said estate will como
forward and .s,.le Is. Y. GARRETT,
Administrator 81 /. Addison, decd.
G.. yer sts'ion, Halifax county, Va, Jan. s. 1855.
ianle -t2ian.
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TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
i associated themselves under the style and hrm Of
FRENCH CRENsHAw,
For the purpose Of conducting the
GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS.
At their commodious and extensive Store House, on the
corner Of Main and Ninth streets.
They will keep on hand the most select and choice
stock Of Groceries Of every description, including
WINES
LIQUORS,
TEAS, &C.,
Which they will be prepared to sell upon the most rea-
sonable terms.
Personal attention will BIO given to the sale a all
COUNTRY PRODUCE and merchandise generally, con-
signed to our House. -
SETH BARTON FRENCH,
LEWIS ID. CRBNSHAW, JR
BR- Until the Hrst Of November, they can be found
AT the Office of Haxall, Crsnshaw Il Co. octS-u
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BENZ. POLLARD, Clerk.
RIcBNoSp ACADEMY OF AEDIcISE,t
RICHMOND, Jan. d, 1866.

RICHMOND ACADEMY OF AEDICISR,t
RICHMOND, Jan. q, 1866.
THE following article of the Constitution of
i the Richmond Academy Of Medicine, Il Published
for the Information of all concerned
AKrICLK With the exception Of those seeking
feluwsh within period Of thirty days from thu
passage 81 this act each candidate for resident fellow
ship must have been graduate In medicine, residing
in this cty and county In either Of the counties Of
this State there adjoining, for one year, and must
be proposed by three Fellows, personally acquainted
at apy subseauen nj stated meeting Resident Follows
removing permanently from the city or vicinity may
become n-rosidcn Fellows by vote OF the Academy
In accordance with the fret provision Of this article
physieans may become members Of the Academy by
signing tho Constitution and BY Laws, without comply
ing with the other requirements, at any time prior
The I3tb inst /. II. WHITE. n. D.,
Recording Secretary.
OHca undsr EycLanRe Hotel. iany-it