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By 9subbs 3 Williams, Anetiouesrs.
Northwest sofnsf q Main and Eleventh streets

Dy ussDDs = " uhsDsS AhsaoAop
Northwest sofnsr d Main and Eleventh streets.
nwo, TIE MEN ENTs, ON THE
NORTH sIpB OF CUMBERLAND STREET,
bkTWEEN CHERRY AND cULv1kT gTRIETs,
% siiNKY FOR SALE AT AUCTION On
rIesiiY the 18th Of January, at o'clock 2. u /,
ve will sell upon the premises two BRICK and
PRAMgD TENBMBNTb locased ~ seeve, sssn
Tbs lots front feet each. and run bsck las feet.
= these houses have been built w,tnln fhs isst rev
yTruws One. four b cash, balsnce 81 four. eight.
ana twelve months with Interest. Thspurchassrs
'opAy inc sAe' W. GRUBBS 3 WILLIAMS,
:. " t.. Auctfonsero.
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AUCTJON SALEA-YUTuRE DAY
By HasS1son. 0oSlin : Apvsuos, Asstionssss.
Dsnksfs, Dt6kss, anl Real 1utsts Agsnss.

EXCELLENT BRICK STORE AND
PE s4NSs e Tss s1sTa ar SP sea
Will be sold q auction, on the premises, on WE'D
NssDAY ne s''h SSncnsa.g ~ a. nSs ss,ff.d
located ~ above, now In the occupancy Of NJ. J.
r. Vaughan and others st the animal rent OF e11.
The lot extends from Main street 70 WaInst siisy,
distance Of nearly 10 feet, and has said alley
Q brick lumber house.
Tsins: Ons-fourth cash balance stthree, sig,
n n, a 49, ..supsd p. rS.s; IN
and insurance for this year to be paid By the pur-
HARRISON, aoDDIS / APPERsoS, .
AIS Auctionssrs.
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r OSCAR GOODE,

HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
No. SIS Broad street.
Orders respectfully solicited, and promptly exc
cuted.
All kinds Of SIGNS executed in the finest style
Of the art upon terms which cannot fail to please.
Especial attention given to GLIDING ON GLASS.
The subscriber also invites the attention Of the
public to his
IMPROVED NTI-CoRROsIvE ROOF PAINT.
which is unsqualled by anything that has hitherto
been produced. forming an impervious coating to
both atmosphere and rain. and which costs very
little more than ommon paint la 2o-lw
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BY Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Auctionsers'
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

VALUABLE GROCERY STORE, ON
Y THE EAST SIDE OF FOURTEENTH, BE-
TWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS, FOR
RENT AT AUCTION.-Will be rented at auction,
on the premises, on FRIDAY the list Of February,
1857. tl2 o clock M, the D0UBI BRICK TsNE.
MENT located as above, now In the occupancy OF
Messrs Gordon Cringan. Ii Is well located for
q wholesale grocery aud commission house, for
which purpose it b ~ long been occupied.
HARRISON, GoDDIN & APPERsoN,
ia29 Auctioneers.
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T OST, on Friday night last, near the
i 4 Second Bap ist church, a ~ dunn sized DAhh
FIIKCAPE The finder will be suitabl, rewarded
by leaving it at the Dispntch office or with
=. L. GIBBS, Photographer,
Ia ao-1t No. 1927 Main street.
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BY Harrison, Goddin Il Apperson, Auetioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN
OTEgN ACRES OF WOODLAND, ON WHITE
OAK SWAMP, EIGHT MILES BELOW RICH
M0ED, FOR SALE AT ADCTloN.-Will be sold At
auction, in front Of Henrico County court house,
on MONDAY the 4th ofFebruary, 1887, atl2 o'cloe
NJ, ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN ACRES
UF WOODLAND, located as above, belonging to
the estate Of the la.e William Gouldin, adjoining
the lands OF Fisher, Frayser and others, and near
10 Whites tavern. on the new Charles City road.
TERMS: One-third cash balance At six and
added. secured by trust deed Taxes for 1867 TO
be paid by the purchaser. ,c
HARRISON, G0DDIN j APPERsoN,
1, % Auctionsers.
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NOTICE.-A meeting OF the stock
IN holders Of tho Union Manufacturing Company
will be held at the Office OF Harrison, Goddin
Apperson, on WEDNESDAY, February 18th, ats
ia Io-5ot SAMUEL A. EATON, Secretary.
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DEAD, READ, READ, READ.
IN Half gallon jars best BRANDY PEACHES,
On. quart Jar; jars best BRANDY PEACHES. only
One pin Jars best BRANDY PEACHES, only
Soc.
PRyNEs, In four pound jars, siH;
SARDIYES, the best In market;
NUTS Of all kinds, cheap;
PRESERVES, assorted
JILLIEs, assorted, at low rates;
Canned TOMATOES, only $,s per sS5ss
PEACHES, GREEN PEAS, PINE APPLES,
OYSTERS, 10, at low rates;
The best STEAM CANDIES,
FRENCH CANDIES, in great variety
Fine CIGARS and CHEWING TOBACCO,
together with large lot OF FRENCH and AhR-
RfCAN PICKLES, &c.
TO examine our stock OF Confsctioneries, Fruits,
&c, before buying elsewhere. We sell 70 please.
Give rs cal. SMITH b TRiBBETT,
500 Main street, Spotswood Block,
ia Its Richmond, Va.
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SOUTHERN PRIZE C0MBInArIoH TROUPE
viii open the abovs popular plsee OF amnssmen'
WEDNESDAY EVENING, January ~
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CITY OF RICHMOND, TO WIT This day person.
ally appeared before me, notary public Tor said
city, J. M. GoDDIs, cashier, and made oath that
knowledge and belief. Given under my hand this
18th day OF January, 1857:
EDWARDSJ. WARREN, Notary Public.
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"The blessed and ever glorious dead are not
here to defend tn cir memories from the faint OF the
reproach of rebellion and treason.
'.Alas, am alive and here. and am bound n
every hazard to declare that these men were no
rebels and no traitors they were pure patriots,
oyal citizens well tried and true soldiers brave,
honest devoted men. who proved their faith in
their principles by the deaths which canonized
them immortal heroes and martyrs.
HENRY A. WISE
Tho design Of this work is 10 present graphic
and picturesque view OF some OF the most striking
scenes and parsonage Of the late war in the South
adventures OF tho writer, narratives OF scouts
elaborate personal portraits OF Stuart, Hampton,
Ashby Mosby, ADD other Confederate celebrities,
with anecdotes and details concerning them, for
tho truth OF which the author vouches.
The work possesses historical value as well as
romantic interest, and will be handsomely Illus
tra,sd with numerous life-like portraits and stri
king scenes Of actual occurrence.
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GENERAL AGENTS are wanted for every southern
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D0CK ET- ROOK LOST.-On the eve.

DOCK ET>BOOK LOST.-On the eve
L ming of the oath instant, between E1Sssgz-FE1
the corner of Grace and Third I'd. TO Main IN II
containing setween forty and nifty dol U-----<I0
lars in greenbacks, four hundrrd dollars ornnSs
Carolina coupons, and two due ills or orders. one
for 81 oo the other for $l5c besides other papers.
he finder will confer favor by returning the
Richmond post. office. The payment ofthe coupons
his been stopped ia 2s-2tf
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MEETINGS.

OFFICE MIDLOTHIAN Coal MINING CoNPASY,l
RICHMOND, January g, 1907. !
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
Il ING OF THIS COMPANY will be held at their
Office in this city on THURSDAY the 5th February
atl2 o'clock. JOHN Z. sTANAkD,
ia 20 Secretary.
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LOST. sTRAYED AND FOUND.

OST, on Friday last. 18th instant,
/ hetween the spotswood Hotel and Fourteenth
street tea" small BROWN pap Err BOX, with letter
addressed to- Mrs: Lucy A. Truehesr', care Of MI
warded by aving it at this office. ia 29-ltF
TOUND near the first toll gate on the
Broos turnpike a SUM OF MONEY, which
the owner can hare by proving property and pay
'iis %. % ~ CHARLES HARTWELL.
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The following 6ills were passed:
A (Senate) bill entitled an act incorp
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while those American manufactures are
protected" The consequence is that
the Canadian line completes successfully
with the American, and keeps down its
freights and charges. When every Gin
terest" now lobbying in Congress shall
have been protected by our majestic Con-
gress, then the mass of the people will be
left very unprotected indeed. The burden
Of indirect taxes, added to the already
crushing direct ones, will be impossible to
be borne, and the monstrpuS bubble must
burst. As 1t is, We see that people in yari-
oas businesses can only live by evading the
taxes imposed on them. The northern pa
pers have been full for some time of "the
whisky Frauds" Distilleries have been
seized every day; some which turned
out ten thousand dollars worth n,r
diem; great stores Of the same ma
terial have been discovered; and the
search has been occupying an army
Of revenue officers. In truth, the enor,nity
Of the duty has defeated all purposes Of
duty; for the manufacturers had made
their whisky IN order that it might be dis.
covered, and seized, and sold. Then, a.
the'duty is two dollars gallon, ana the
whisky is seldom worth more than one, its
right owner can buy it back at half the
amount of duty. SO we find in yesterdays
washington Ns,ns "that the Secretary OF
tine Treasury Is ordered to suspend sales
OF connscated whisky unless the price
"equals tho tax" On the whole, the Go.
vernment ID at its wits end about whisky !:
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ORIGINAL Katiee.

To " ca~.+s, " HsrA. Hiram Barney, Tho~. psris,
Wan fl Williams, X SAncs Tsrkf,, and Yiekisa In
cas-, defendants
yTOU are hereby respectively notified that there IL
II nov his In tie Cl-rks of3ce u the Dstrics
conrt III LEE O unity lows, at k@0hLk petition OF
Geo u ht.terrEe. aiming tuts'n nj f,recln.ur-
ia rot gs-e against said w Coles ard " II Hare
abore psm-i Gr the tum Of rKht Hundred Dollars,
18th ten per ceLt Gisra from the - isy ~ -----
I.61, and sDe<tal and gsnsrxt execution against
co~its ard II Hare nd ,shin all ssid aef, nda
atov@ named 'rsy'rg siso the recio.ure "
given iy raid w CA~e AID ~ .rr, 70 w H. :
Loura., sptn lots sev@n right (, and Liae o. IN
beck fwsntyse.- t27 In sAid kltourpes Addition 20
tae tisy of okrk, LIE County. lows, tle IN o.
said mortssged premises to pay CD ss'dd ht the -sn
gusbment all equity Of red nptloa thtren, ces,s
aud general relief
Nov yen and each Of notified 70 apre,r and
assver said Gion on the rning 4 the second day
u The ~ saS Cosrt he bo den the 6rsf
MsaAsy Of s~sr-a,y 1855 mt ard dtcTee VIII
Be hsd thsrsin = yrsysd fef " 4 tauIt
Il, n OFT RfwsLL,
usy.erhsT eeitateW eog fstiHosse.
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TIE Washington Chronicle avs:

Hon. Robert j. Walker has purchased a
residence four miles from Washington, where
he and hrs family now reside. He is in fine
health and spirits, and, although he acted a.
The attorney OF several Of the irsurg ent
States before the Supreme Court, much to
the regret OF his old friends, he takes as deep
an interest in the progress Of reconstruction
as any man in the country. Mr.. Walker be-
longs to the school Ct statesman who think
the Executive transcends his power when he
attempts to assume juoicial authority, as Is
the case with he present incumbent. Mr.
Walkers last letter ON finance is probably one
o. the best Efforts OF his lie, and displays a
vgor Of intellect worthy Of his bess DAYS.
We must not forget that, during the war, Mr..
Walker contributed immensely to the success
of the Republican party by his speeches and
writings. He BELIEVES that now is the time
10 perfect and perpetuate universal suffrage,
BIZ the aid Of the intelligence qualification;
and points. ~sshiast pride, to his isblea. show
ins comparison between education in the
free and ignorance in the slave States.
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Original Notice.

To 3 B Hin man Amos Human, E1entr Hinman, Ellen
Ulnman J 3hn Loath.r, Geo Fry, Fiekien Lucas
q Hackiaghlm, Barnh m, II Sands Tu kerr Thomas
Davis k;ieoarne, Leighton Co, defendants
WON are hereby notified thst there Is o~ Gle in
ths Citrksof,ee OF {. Dietriet cunt ofJ.ee Ccau
~, toxa, at Keohnk. p,ttion Of Geo. T. Elbonrss,
claiming udg en' n.t you, p. Human, for the
sam of hve. Hurdt-d roliars, upon 1onr mortssFe
naAs TO d W klbourpe upon The following described
premises NIT Lot twelve (l2. bio twenty seven
qi1 Kbcurres Addition 10 the sity of Reohuk In Lee
soaaty Iowa. AID agsiust ron all pra, ioe for the
feveclosurs sfraid mortgage the sale OF said premises
freed OF al Of said defendants 10 to
on sad debt the Of sl equity Of
tion ard for general relief.
Eev a. Of yoa msat appear and aasser ssif peiion
by of the second ~ o theneNt term said Court
TO be held on FIRST Monday u Retn.ry 1853 judg
nsnt will be had therein peayet for. ~ fefrlt.
u. TT HOWELL
nov23 -hnr Attorney for Plaiuti6.
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oriH;naI Motien.

To Jas Mcchosney, Henry RUSSELL and Caroline sps
sell, dsfs ndsnts:
VoU ars hereby notified that there 4. on file In
the Clerks Office 81 the Disrirt Court Of Leo Coun-
~, lows, At ksoknk, petition Of Go Xii, onrne
claiming Judgment sgainst JON Jas MrCbssney, for
the Of Two Hundred aud FIFTY poliars ~pnn yorr
mortgage made t. D. W. kiibvurpa, nron the foltVx
described premises to-wit two ~, block thirty
three f33 In D. w. Kbournes Addition 10 the city d
Keoknk, in Lee county Io~a. AM q. afainst you al
praying for the for ecosut~ II . mortgage the sale Of
said promises ei of all iuteres Of sad deeudans In
sane. TO pay oh said drh tbs ertinsnishment Of oil
equity Of red sm ption an d for general rs'ief
Vow each II you nnst appear and said petition
by OF tae second day 81 tbs term sale Court
behed the first Mondn, Off btnary 1867 or judg
nsnf will b had therein, prayed fJT, by SffanIt.
II SOFT HOWELL,
noy2T Thu Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
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3sasss ~ ~
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Original Natirn,

To Daniel II. Brovn, DESCENDANT:
NyoB are hereI,y notified that there h h,e In
the Usrt'. oaoe Of tho District Court Of eeC TN
iy iowa, n. kc9knk petit IN ~ De r. R1bourne,
claiming judgment Agrinst you Dteiel H. Brnwn for
the II Two fInrd,ed Dollars npon your gig.
made tn ID ". kdhnnr~e upon the 70 loving described
prensss to-xit lot eleven Oh tpsk tbrty-teo 81
Ebournes Addition to the city ofKeotns In l. Cuun
~, Io~a and prsytre for the foreclosure If said not
esx~ ths cal. Of said premises TO pay said debt the
trenshnent Of all equity Of redemption and for ger
o. al relief.
Nov must appear and answss said petition By
Of the second day the peat OF said Court to
be held thr frat Monday Of februsry 1888 judg
n-nt will be had therein. PRAYED FOR ~ hstsrit
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
nos2sThnr Attorney for Plaintiff.
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=
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weeks - - ~ r ~ ~ dees1sa
y Coaers seEsisv1 g fsenfU ~ ~
psscAnsdv e lDssae 1eksss3 " taisl
80 AL ~ - xn.e.eAA
were Ed peaurkhle. vouldfss
hat ssasta ssS5sS r. s1ooe;e. 6 - mies.
ure o. CT theHp 1niusdnnnd s. uorI
dan s;uply 10y vcee. coas1r oesbt mot
10 undertSks t. We,neal noe nre reuest
he rsssotA thaa nrsed ~ suchs. i hnclus;pn.
The yoe ia GSHoq~sns okhe,m...-
" asainsF Impeachment, md IL .tter =.
thus finally disesesd Of for Ill 1jessesical md
legitimate pure Dus, sodBs6f our CO.
temporaries are Hd satisfied; md they seek
occasion 70 wfsat theiss. disap - .ment in
vigorous persokI onstauxhts eeF4be cbA;r-
man Of tlr Cossoisses, me Hn.Janes| +,
Wilson. sour1 Harriet. Nowsrea mater
Of fact, NJ, WisssMvossd Nth Slxe major
ity Of the Republican party in 6ophreu. -
the Iowa delegation stand on the record Two
to one agAinst impeachment. Why should
Mr.. WilsSn be ostracissa for acting with the
Republican party in the premises? WHY
should he be selected for deuunciation for
hiA eeusea.rvhilS leses. Alliaae Rbbard
eae ~ 3t&t4 t1l6sed To pa16 q, = assured?
isseSfesIoSAAA Ss'SStfseised add feAd out
OF the party for voting with it, and standing
upon the record with majority of two TO
one6 IT. Dsleeasion in the Hoase froa bis
own State? II not, what il the aim and use
Of the nsvspapsr onslaught on hr. Wilson?
Does it tend to promote harmony in the party
and uphold its chosen leaders and strensthea
its position 10 thee public confidence?
fkAthA NJ. W;l.Ar 49, -;.1av sn.ss.,,h
errSsn in fha . xat.r savo.shsd.
nobj;cans II car.,.ss "a c. ~.
State we're with him n n. s.m. L.. /. "a
ous,eth sAsSs ~ .aS,aS u. nI-.u
in his earnest and aloo,.rt .,.aoh .an;,,.a
thaA thr ~ s,;on -. "a; -. a.,
- fxAaIsent = - s,,.h, -.Il 49, "a
10 far a. :. knov. thar. h.. h..n - .e.,t
outsids - e. $500 ~. -. =, W.
deli ph;lI;n, - ~, par,h,;o.. -. :,
Couar.es sI,,oush a. NJ. "a. !. a :. $500
men, oucs,;on Ana s,.h - .ao., -.
q, maao =
tic and nsr,lons 10 Tho n.,,v
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w,s mach =.
,;on IN d.nr;.a H.. r. -, :, ).
oar FREQ institutions pa, -, :, :,
reo,le sa.t. ;neS t,on,.. l., -
inc vote .,d Ioh,.o .,A,:.,,1,,
spxu,sl.s and al a...., - ,sn,..,;o. r..
dissina,ed Tia ooa,,;a - ;,.1.,
was snbm;,,ea ;, coun,;,a ~
bliny of Cono,a,s ar ~.
investigation 49, -, oo,,,s,aa 81,
adiournment. and ,ba 6.oi i;.,o.;,;a !,
,,s,,e, IT.. a.raa. : ~
No doubt The change oi CIRCUMSTANCE ii.
fucpced Mr. Wilson'S views. A. we'll 50 III,
views u the country 4, Iaras. in rel.,;on r.
the proprie,y of impeachment.
The mere lapse Of time alone ha, ehnuaet
the circumstances very materially; removed
all apprehension OF danger from Pres,den,
Johnson's course, and left The pablie in .
cstrncr temper. And in the meantime. ev,r
those who stiil insisted on imneacb MON,
came to the eenelusion announced bv Mr.
Boutwell, in his speech, that Congress wou,,
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!. "a Ysang man ia Georgia d;ed r.c..,,,
from having cut mols With : 49, ~
shaving. Psnslysis W. ssNasi1 3, ~ .s sss'
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: :
Special Notices.
-~- - Il
Sugget lions Of the Season

King Winter his waved lis seeptre over the land
whitening the earth bridging the streams aaa turLiua
the waterfalls to peea.nt crystal Upon animate a
well ss inanima,e MATURE. the frsid atmosphere produ
nsa marked eject. The blood IL ervsn nom The suy.
ice II The body back nprn Its inner fountsins .sd
chis and Fever. Nh umatsm, Pnlmo nary Diseases Bill
and unpleasant disorders OF tho scn sch and
bow srs apt to be the rsswlts
Nov, Via il required 10 fortfy n. .y.tena AGAR .t
theattseks Md thus cog -aa-eed Clearly roy,c.
Witch acting through the stomach upon the circulation
AMI the nervous sys eu, shall redesermne the Vita,
fad to III. surface, ssA bfsee The n.rrss " ncso. ,,s
ssnsaiion. But fills all hsts required With n.
VOW INST be % abissd snch sL1xxarrrs and lssurA-
rtsa agencies - viii tend to keep the whole spms ma
thintry Tin good vot kse order" =
rhe.e three q and requisites Of winter nsforsf;, .,
Exist. 10 their fa'iess perfection, in gosrxrrRR-
STOMACH BtrTRRs, which Or. comp une.d Of .
pnrest veyetss'e sfiauiants sni ex,r =. Of IN. m =.
genial and hsstifn roots barks ard p,.p,, that n,
be- b"iists ard Sotsnis Of tho o,,a h.x. "a, A.,
# ev @~ .tdscSNsv
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The following epitaph on husband and
wife is found in a Partisan cemetery:
Il am anxiousiy expecting you--A. d. 1897"
.'ltere ANA. ID. 1867"
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Original Nstice.


To crrtn O. Sage, Vannis N. Sage, defendants
Won are hereby notified that IL ere u flc 10
the Clerks once Of this Ds riot Cart o. Lee Corn
~. 70 1t .oknk petition IN ssntty ofaeo, XII
bourne claiming judgment agaipst you Tor the Of
tx Hundred tilsrr upon your noftsae@ tn d W XII
srna nton lots ten fol and ei.ven I'D blot twrD-
tys ssen RI In aid Kbonrass Addition to the city
OF k.oknk fosa for the foreclosure Of ssid motRaee
the ale Of said lots the Of Nil equity q
redemption, aud general relief
No. you appear aud unto said petition by
OF th secosd DAY OF .hc Of aid Court
be held at okuk the Hst Mot day fFeruury 1863
or Indg wilt be hst ,her.in ty defiant pa, ed
for II. GO Il HOW'LL
seS shu-H ftf'ts Attorney.
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A cugh, a Cola, or o Sore Throat.
eafss imu II ae attention. .na .hoaia b. checked
ICsslswsd - eoaaisn-.
Irrit asiSA of tie Lunss, Permanent
hroas IDfsease. Or snsumptien,
II nfHa ~ xult-
own. Bronchial Troches

H,v. direct .hncn~e to the pssts. give iamedis:s
r.isss Fer =. sseAssis, Asshna, Casarrh,
Can, anpfiv s.A Thrsas Dtssssss, Trs
ca~s spsea vi ai~sys good ssccsss
j sia gers - Paaais spsAAers - tAsn -
sa-~f - strsag sen tho votcs.
"s . calysu sovTs Dso~hiia fsccHEs." and d
a"st ~ 80 WWsA,fss Aniist1us shaa nay ~ =.
@~ - ~ ss- tasvaeAs0
Smyrna times., 1867-04-03
Death of the Hon. John A. Allderdice

It is with sincere and heartfelt sorrow that
we announce the death of the Hon. John A.
Allderdice. He died at his residence in New
Castle, on Wednesday morning last at about
three o'clock, after a brief illness. The de-
ceased was born in Shenandoah County, in the
State of Virginia, in the year 1924. Shortly
after his birth his parents removed to this city,
where he received his education, and continued
to reside during his whole life, with the excep-
tion Of the few latter years which were passed
ut New Castle, the place of his late residence.
MIR. Allderdice was for many years con-
nected with the press Of Delaware, both as a
writer and pdblisher. In the year l84l,
while yet youth, he entered the literary world,
and contributed q number of poetical and prose
compositions to the colemns Of the Deld,vart
Republicans. These articles at the time Great
ed . marked sensation among the iiterati Of the
State, and stamped the author as young man
possessing intellectual qualities and attainments
of no ordinary character
In the latter part Of lS42, he became con.
nected with that paper, as its senior editor, and
continued to occupy that position for upwards
of year, when he retired and commenced the
study of law in the Office of the late Hon. Johr
Wales. He prosecuted the study Of this pro
fcssion with great diligence and perseverance
and after the lapse of few years, was duly
admitted to practice in the courts Of Delaware