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a distance of fifty feet. II is supposed that
the supply pipe was lcaky, and that large
amount Of gasoline had accumulated, which
took fire from the candle. The rear Of the
house was not injured by the explosion, but
was, destroyed by the fire, which reduced
the entire house to ashes within an hour.
The steamers came ont, but could do mo-
thing. Mr.. Hubby was found soon after
the explosion lying about thirty feet from
the house, very badly burned about the
face, arms, and body, and quite uncon-
scious. How he got out of the cellar is
unknown. Mrs. Hubby was in the rear
portion Of the house, and was uninjured.
Mr.. Hubby's son and sons wife, and Miss
Eda Hubby, q beautiful and accomplished
girl Of twenty, were in the front sitting
room together, and were thrown to the cell
ing by the explosion, falling back into the
basement.
Young Mr.. Hubby and his wife escaped
with some burns and bruises which were
not dangerous. Miss Eda, however, was
terribly burned, her clothing catching Ere,
and she will probably not live. The in
iured were removed to the houses Of friends
near by. The house was one Of the most
tasteful and elegant in the city, and was
valued at $4,000. It was furnished only
last winter. 1t is now total loss. The
last news from the patients is that they are
in critical condition. 1t is hoped, how
ever, that Mr.. Hubby will recover.
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Corn and Flour Exchange.
RICHMOND, December II, Is


OFFERINGS.
Wheat White, 6o2 bushels. Red, l5e bushels.
Corn.-White, 1,fI bushels new. elbow, 50
bushels new. Straw-colorci, $50 bushels Old
raw-coiurcd, 10 bushels new.
Onts.-l ola bushels.
RYe.-56i bushels.
SALES.
Hhen.-White, 1873 bushels prime on private
terms 1is bushels very good ut 81 IS; 80 bushels
very fair at s2.:71; 100 bushels fair a; s2 %; -
bushels medium at S2.2O; so bushels Inferior al
$t75; SO bushels foul at S?.l5; so bushels damaged
at 8L4s IL bushels very inferior at Al 5o-tota 6e2
bushels Red, bushels fair at 81; ~ bushels
slightly damaged at 80; 20 bushels common at
$3.50; ~ bushels inferior At $lG5 bushels dam
aged at 81. 50--total, 15s bushels.
COrn.-White, ITO bushels prime new on private
terms 1874 bushels very good at CSC. 3T2 bushels
very good ut sac 80 bushels at SIC. i6S bushels
go ut Soc. SO bushels damp at ssc. 30 bushels
slightly damp at s8c.-total 1,est bushels. Straw
colored, 30 bushels very good new at she.
oats $40 bushels good At Gle. (: 400 bushels very
good ut 6l3c.-total $50 bushels.
Rye.-s bushels prime at 81. 40: bushels com
mon at 8l35; IL bu shells very good at ss-total,
"a bushels.
RE-EXIIIBITED.
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The weather.

WILMINGTON, N. c., December IL
Weather cold here, with rain falling
There was slight snow this afternoon.
Thermometer forty degrees.
AUGUSTA, GA, December ll.-"eather
boisterous and cold. There was heavy
sleet last night. ~,
SAVANNAH, GA, December IL Tho
weather is quite cold.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, December lilo
day is the coolest of the season.
FORTRESS MONROE, Va, December H.
A heavy snow-storm, with wind from the
north, lasted all day.
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2EATHs OF NUNs.-Sister Mary Samuel
l.ei died on the 9Th instant, at the Acade-
ny Of the Visitation, in this city, in the
.''"cth year Of her age, and in the seven
.vtLin Of her religious profession as Choir
H:er. Sister Mary Samuel closed an edi-
.:Ds life by happy death. She was a
lighter Of John Pet, Esq, Of Virginia,
-al a niece Of the late Rev. William Nc
.as'iy, formerly Superior of the Jesuits in
a1enca. Died, on Thursday, the 9Th in
,,,aAi, 8, the Convent Of the Sisters of
""SGy, Washington, D. c., Sister NJ. Fran
,'' &c Sales Hoover, of heart disease and
assumption. Deceased was in the twenty
.-1 year Of her age and sixth Of her reli-
:'''s Profession. -BQHimore Sun.
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Alabama observation-disclosures.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, December lite
Legislature is chiefly engaged granting
privileges to railroads. The House Is dis
cussing the Kuklux bill. The Legislature
has been sitting more than ninety days
since July, and the long session gives great
dissatisfaction.
Hon. William B. Fannin, for many years
a prominent member of the Georgia Legs
lature, died suddenly of apoplsxy. DE was
buried here to-day.
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MYSTERIOUS EXPERIMENTAL driver
m&oycd by the Virginia Express Com
iaay has suddenly disappeared, having in
b, possession nearly 500 collected from
he merchants in this city on goods de-
.rer1i by him, &C. o. D."
We undcrs tand that the agents Of the
@lnany in this district (Messrs. j. I.
.s.twell * Co., auc,ioneers) have taken
srery possible measure to discover his
saerca0outs without avail; and rather
@v!aas controversy has arisen between the
gents and the pr cSidcnt of the company
..to whether the Express Company should
's,.ic the loss or 10 ok to the agents to do go
I'll; If their own pee kets. This variance
l., aaled in Mcssrs Coldwell & Co. leav-
10. the Express Company.-National IN
.a,cer.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-Chicago, December
l0.-The extensive planning mills, &C.,
owned by g. L. Russell, with their contents,
we're entirely destroyed by fire last night.
Machinery valued at $4,000 building and
stock at $4,000. No insurance. About
two hundred and fifty men are thrown out
Of emploYment.
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FEARFUL CRIME.-A tr1ghtful tale OF
outrage and murder comes to us from the
eastern portion of this county, on the Dor
ders of Jefferson, Spencer, and Bullitt. On
Saturday night last gang of rufians, con-
sisting of two men BY the name of Watts,
two by the name of Brumley, two by the
name of Hardin, and one whose name is
withheld because he has not yet been ar
rested, visited the farm of John Mckinley,
and stealing twelve of his hogs, drove them
off. As they were leaving the place they
met two negro girls and two negro lads, and
pressing them into service, made them
drive the hogs over into Spencer county, a
distance of about mile and q quarter.
After reaching their destination, the vii
lains seized the colored girls, and after
grossly outraging their persons, set them
up for targets, and shot their bodies full OF
bullets, then threw the corpses into Plum
creek, where they were found yesterday,
horribly mutilated and pierced by no less
than eleven balls.
The negro boys, while the shooting was
going on, managed to escape, and the news
of what had been done was quickly spread
by them. The most intense excitement
followed, and the whole country was
aroused. A large party Of men set out
from the Mckinley neigh borhood in pur-
suit of the murderers, and yesterday came
up with them at Mount Washington, Bullitt
county, where the outlaws were surprised,
and all but one of them captured. The
captors took them to Taylorsville, Spencer
county, under the impression that they
would be tried there, and placed them
under heavy guard, but yesterday started
on with them to this city, where they were
expected to arrive last night. The hogs
they had stolen were all recovered.
The gang who committed the depredations
is one which has long infested that section,
robbing and plundering without stint, and
almost miraculously escaping the clutches
of the law. They are suspected of being
the parties who broke into the house of Mr.
Joe Walker and robbed him of 5000 in gold
about month ago. They have general
| rendezvous on Dutchman's creek, where q
number of degraded women have also set
| tied, and from this pestiferous community
much of the violence and outrage which
the people have been compelled to endure
has come.
The Wattses and Brumleys are from
| Spencer county, and the Hardins came from
Washington county. The field of their ope.
rations is only about twenty miles from this
| city, and heretofore many of the crimes
they have committed have been charged
upon thieves and robbers supposed to have
sailed out from Louisville. Louisville
Courier
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The PhfladeIphia Murder

PHILADELPHIA, December ll.-Mr: ana
Mrs. Twitchell, charged with the murder OF
Mr.. Hill, pleaRnot guilty to-day. The at
torney for the prisoners offered TO prove
that the grand jury was tempered With In
rendering its verdict, but the court re-
fused to hear the evidence.
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DUpTURE.-AYREs TRUSS.

Those who are afflicted with rupture viii find In
the AYRES TRUSS certain relief. and In many
Instances q radical cure, for the affection. This
and is The result OF the personal experience or the
Inventor for forty years. On = mere inspection IL
comments Itself Tor simplicity, evident utility,
with the Objectionable steel spring, and may be
readily adapted 10 the various forms OF hernia, rs
any case that is reducible may be relieved. Some
or It's superior advantages are lightness two 20
three ouncesl, and the perfect comfort with which
1t can be worn ut night. II has been pronounced
try as the very best In use. The inventor has
opened an Office for the sale or this truss " NO,
Tyler, where ne respectfully invites tho medical
faculty TO call and examine them.
no s0--fm sA6UEL f. hEs-
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SINGULAR CASES OF CHILD STEALING
E'yrai days ago the son of Mr.. Hardgrave,
/. L4seUater, Staten Island, was missed
.'I his home and has not been heard from
.-ee' Tn Monday last the daughter of
'.o~as VAllds, Esq, OF Rossville, also mys-
."V,"'Iy disappeared, and no tidings Of
n y, nave as yet been received. Both these
-%oien we're remarkable for their musical
.",l"eS, and it is supposed they were stolen
ID '-al accOuut.-Nelo York World.
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The NEw CAEINET.-A Washington let
70. in the Baltimore San says To-day
ne wager of a cool thousand dollars was
-,Ie by a man that he could name the
C,ainet of the incoming administration.
Articles were signed and the money depo-
.iei in the safe of leading hotel. The
.r::ar slate as made Up is as follows Sec
cary Of State, Edwin NJ. Stanton Secre-
,-y Of the Treasury, Senator Morton; Sec
,s.9ry of War, General J. Nj. Schofeld ;
Secretary Of the Navy, Admiral Porter !;
,e.rc;ary of the Interior, Senator Conness !;
.p,tmaster- General, Horace Greeley and
5aorney- General, Matt. H. Carpenter.
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The bloated bond-holders certainly have
an uncommon good thing of it if the Pre-
sident's figuring is accurate. They get the
bonds for nothing and the Government
pays them large premium for taking
them -WdShinqtOn Star.
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By comparison of the above with the

Ty comparison of the above with the
,,ement issued on the lst Of November
will be seen that the debt hearing coin
:ercst has increased 1858, $50, 900. The
ii, bearing currency interest has de-
.rasci $lS5,000. The matured debt not
:,escn'e3 for payment has decreased
~, $40. The debt bearing no interest has
creased $4,000, 2s2.75. The amount Of
.ia in the Treasury has decreased $l4,-
g.G,l.23, and the amount of currency
,.-cased S7,7SS,9l2. making an in
-...c in the total amount of the public
II. less cash in the Treasury, of 81 ,9O2,-
NJ. %
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DISCOVERY OF SALT WATER.-Messrs. 4.
: Niob X Co.,, who have been for some
q, ..v .h9Hpg for salt water on the Knoxville
,. kentucky railroad, have been rewarded
... partial success at very moderate
,. s1: Inc vein they have entered is Of
'"! Inc quality Bristol NeenS.
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THRISTMAS! CHRISTMA S!!

THRISTMA CHRIS 7 NJ A S +!
JUST TO HAND,
CANNED PINEAPPLES,
STR1WBEhRlES
a" DAMSUNS,
- GREEN CORN,
A." TOMATOES,
g OYSTERS,
d" LOBSTERS
" SALMON.
CONDENSED MILK,
BRANDY PEACHES,
CHOW-CHOW,
PICKLES, in barrels and kegs;
MUSTARD,
5TuFFEb OLIVES, Is.
SARDINES,
cones GELAT1NE,
CHOCOLATE,
KA1e1Ns, F.aS,
CURRANTS,
APPLES,
CITRON,
ORANGES
h MAh2s1 GRAPES.
PALMNUTS,
PECaNS,
WALNUTS,
FILBERTS.
SODA LEMON. CREAM. WATER,
EDINBURG, ARROWROOT, BUT
TER, and SUGAR CRACKERS;
TOYS, FIREWORKS, &C.
The attention Of the public Is asked to my large
stock of CORRECTIONS, which am selling at
feo"cs' pf''eS' oSl anu W y. v. TR1BBETT,
des Illd Main street.
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H.. -'An ~ HARDY.-The editor of the
rAeneld AdoertiSr has seen specimen
~. ..@o ore found in Hardy county by Adam
,, 1I' WHO resides on the Branch Mountain
n ~ w. 81 Mooreheld. It is pure galena and
~. -. 'o!! reports it 10 exist in large quaint
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Missing Steamer.

New YFRK, December 1.-THE steamer
Union, loaded with iron, from London for
this port, is missing. She had no passen-
gers.
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NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COM.
In PANY OF THE UNITED STATES QF
AMERICA. WA SHINaTON. d. C:=CHAkTE5-
ER III sr JnIY ACE s OF eAPfr1L
$1,000 900 PAID ~ EqLb.gRAAIMy!GIHb ,2 3s-
FLEE FIRST NATIONAL BANK BuLLDisat
the COMPANY is transacted, and to which all gene
raj correspondence should be addressed.
CLARENCE q. otAEK. President t. rx.cn.,va
HENRY d. COOKE, vice-President.
EMERSON w. PEET. secretary and Actuary.
by reason Of its large capital, low rates OF pre-
MUM. and new tables, the most desirable means Of
insuring life yet presented to the public.
made as favorable TO the insurers as those OF tne
best mutual companies, and avoid all the compn..
cations and uncertainties of notes, DIVIDENDS, anu
the Observation-Disclosures which the latter are 30 aps
TO cause the pollcy-holder.
Several new and attractive tables are now pre-.
sented, which need only TO be underStooQ 70 WV
s9 the ppRSe , sash k e he Pr
MIOM POLICY. In the f rmer the poicy-hoiaaesaf
not ONLY secures life insurance, payable at death,
but will receive # living after period OF n. to
per cent? ofthe par Of his pottcy. In the isttet,
the Company agrees TO return 10 the ass.rMs hs
total amount Of money he has paid In IN addtston
The attention OF persons contemplating insur1ng
their lives or increasing the amount oil lnSuIance
they already have, Is called to the spectai adVan-
tages offered by the National Lie insurance eoni-
Circulars pamphlets, and full particulars, styen
on application to the branch office OF the Ionl-
p'"sJi JAY COOKE & CO., Washington, p: G.,
General Agents for District Of Columbia Virginia.
J. B.. SMITH, Cashier First National Bank,
Richmond, the Agent for Henrico, Campbell, anu
Dinwiddie counties. de V-6m
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WHALEN Observation-Disclosures, Canada,
December 10.-Whalen has been respited
TO the 29th instant.
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H.. ', thomas U. Dudley expects to leave
ssS, SD'U' the lst Of January. His retire
VII from this field OF his ministrations
kn.' vaOse universal regret.-Rochin9ham
s5e,i H., henry Cock, Of Alexandria, died sud
'~,' On Thursday.
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yTH RIU ID P 81 4 n tt
sthe grand motto Of the famous

WILCOX & aIBss SEWING MACHINE:
for In hundred trials and tests 1t has trinmphed
over competition, and borne away inc pain OF
piest and most perfect machine now before the
hubble. 1t eews, hems, fells, tucks gathers, and
and does not disturb the quiet OF any
family with noise and rscket not TO be tclef2leo
I'm any orderly netghborhood-
sole agency for this machine No. laa7 MALI
street. m orppu .oort
ae I'm r W. 0iTn"' '>xehI'
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~. ,as Rev. p. 3. Price, Of the Third Pres
. .gl,'t"A church at Richmond, who has been
.G ,.4 10 The High Bridge church, in Rock
+se' preached at New Erection, in this
y On Sabbath last.--Rockm9]1an Re
''11 N harrisonbnrg Wednesday night
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Death Of an Actress.

WAsH1NaToN December ll.-Helen
Western, the actress, died here this morn-
ing,
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SEWING MACHINES.

REAT IMPROVEMENT In SEWING
AT MACHINES have been appointed agent
fIr The W heeler & Wilson Sewing Machine, which
has been greatly improved recently; also. agent
for the original Sloat Elliptic Improved OId Stoat
bv tic application of all the new attachments and
improvements and full instructions for their use
given gratis ut No. II Ninth street, near Main.
General repairs done at Union Manufacturing
Company's W otks, No. ISL Cary street. near FIJI
teenth. r,o,,r,,
de lmT GEORGE III. BhOWN. Agent.
CEWING MACHINES OF ALL KINDS
y PROPERLY REPAIRED AT REASON
All PARTS OF SEWING MACHINES fur
nished. ~ ,n,
sloat Elliptic and Wheeler g. Wilson Machine
BRAIDERs, fuckers, MARKERS, CORD
Frs, and GATHERERS for the same machines
chimes. SLOhT d ADDINGTON,
die a-lm l4l5 Cary street, near Fourteenth.
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W Rules nelu LOT the CouTt
v OF the county of Accomac, in the clerks
office thereof on the first Monday In October, A:
D. 1858, the same being the 5th day OF the said
Times II Fletcher, who sues for himself and all
other judgment creditors Of John WI Fedde-
maD...:... l'in'lN'
John IS. Feddcman and William NJ. Feddeman
Defendants,
IN CHANcERY.
The object of this suit Is TO subject the lands OF
the said John w. Feddeman to sale to satisfy GER
tain judgments rendered by the said court against
the said John W. +, ddeinan, one Tor the sum Of
BOO with interest thereon from the lot day OF
January, 1861 and costs in favor of Solomon Mar.
shall another for the of s9l.S6, with Interest
thereon from the lsh DAY OF Au S san io Sn
other for the sum of S726 ~ with interest thereon
from the I'd day Of May 1904 and costs, In favor Of
James Aydclott; all of which Judgments nave been
assigned to the plaintiff.
All lavit having been made before the clerk Of
the said court that the defendant, William a. Fed
ton of the plaintfffby his counsel It is ordered
that the said defendant do appear here within one
month after due publication OF this order, and do
what is necessary TO protect his interests; and
that this order he published once a week for four
successive weeks In the Dispatch, newspaper
published in the city Of Richmond. and also posted
al the front door of the courthouse OF this county
on the first day OF the next term Of Inc saa court
PARKER K Nicely, p. q. mo 27-s4w
gTIRGINIA.-At Rules held for the
v Court of the county OF Accomac In The
clerks Office thereof, The first Monday In Octo-
Der A. d. $685. the same being the fifth day OF the
said month {: ,
William G.. Slocomb and William s. Byrd, ad-
ministrators Of the personal estate OF i homas
slocomb, deceased. .''.'''''...I s'ihLius
against
John W. Feddenan and William n. Feddeman,
Defendants,
IN CIIANCERY.
The object of this suit is to subject to sale GER
tain real estate OF the defendant John w. Feddc-
man, to satisfy judgment Of the County Cour. OF
Accomac for the sum OF nine hundred and seven-
ty-seven dollars and seventy-one cents t$911.7),
and the costs rendered In favor or the said plain
lifts against the said John w. Feddeman.
Affidavit having been made before the clerk OF
the said court that the defendant W iiam M. Fed
deman Is nonresident OF this State, on the mo-
ton of the plaintiffs by their counsel 1t is ordered
that the said defendant do appear here within
one month after due publication Of this ORDER and
do what Is necessary 10 protect their Interests
and that this order be published once week Tor
four successive weeks In the Dispatch, a newspa-
per published In the city OF Richmond, and also
posted 1T the front door of the court-house OF inns
county on the first day OF the next term OF the SAID
court. Test j. w. GlLLcI, y. a. Y.
p,PKrR q Nicely M, no 27-S4W
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rEsO HOUSEKEEPERS.-N is the time
4 TO supply yourselves with PRESERVES and
FRESH FRUITS and JELLIES for the winter.
We haYed large stock OF Preserved Strawberries.
Peaches Dsmsons, Qainces, Tomatoes, Cherries,
Gooseberries, Pineapples.
Rsspberries, Tomatoes, Peaches, Pears, DamsonS,
&c. Currant, Ounce, Peach, and Strawberry Jel-
manufacture, and warranted superior 70 any north
ern goods, and which we offer AZ low prices:
ANDREW PIZZfSI d co..,
ccu so7 Broad street.
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cUPER. CARB. sODA.-50 kegs PURE
"A ENGLIsH SUPER. CARB. or BREAD SODA
io IL SAFE low " A. BoDEKER BROTHER.
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VIMMER & CO.'S WHOLESALE CANDY

WINNER g. CO.'S WHOLESALE CANDY
III MANUFACTORY AND CAKE BAKERY.
The undersigned respectfully announce 70 inc
public In general, but especially TO country nler
manufacturing place-lS43 Main street. Having
largely improved our machinery we are now pre-
EIEDIES than any other establishments In our
city, and 40 cheap as the cheapest, Having also
our own bakery, purchasers may be assured that
thew win receive fresh article Of CAKES and
CRtCKERSi II ordered ut our store. We sls3 keep
constantly on hand stock OF Foreign and Domes-
rants Citrons. Nuts, Almonds Pickles Tin barrels
and bottlesl. &c, ZiMMER CO.,
ma 81 l5ls Main street.
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CONEECTIONERYES.

ATEW- CROP FRUIT.--10 boxes Oranges,
Y 10 boxes Lemons, 20 boxes New Layer hal.
sins. bags soft-shell Almonds, just received and
for sale by r,.,,u x!ro
AS AGENT FOR THE STATE OF
n VIRGINIA, l offer TO the trade, 70 hotel
and boarding house keepers, hisCE hsA a1,,
MINCE MEAT 500 pounds Atmore's e1cel-
sior MINCE MEAT, the best In the world, reaoy
for use, pu. up In tuba jars, and barrels just re,
ceiyed, fresh made, and warranted unsurpassed
or uneGualled by any made.
ALSO,
200 boxes two-pound cans PEACHES,
200 boxes two-pound cans TOMATOES s.a
as agent for the packers, and at their prices.
Dealers supplied. LOUIS J. BOsSiEUX,
del l4l2 Main street.
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COURT ORDERS.

VTIRGINIA.-AtR Rules held for the Court
v OF the county OF Accomac, IN the clerks
Office thereof on the first Monday In October, A;
D. 1858, the same being the 5th day OF the sald
month:
james II. Fletcher who sues for himself and all
other judgment creditors Of John w; Fedde-
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A LBEMARLE INSURANCE COMPA-
IA NY, assets $3.50, 900; u.
VIRGINIA INSURANCE COMPANY, assets
GESRGTA' HONE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NATIONAL FIRE, Baltimore, assets 5000 600:
MERCHANTS and MECHANICS, Baltimore
assets 5000, 900; -
MARYLAND FIRE, Baltimore, assets $500, 900;
INTERNATIONAL FIRE, New York, assets
81 COG. 900; -,
Hartford assets $500 600 .x,
EQUITABLE LIFE Insurance COMPANY,
New York. assets $S, 600, 600;
ETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, dart-
ford. assets 81, 900 900. ,,u,
assurances granted on PROPERTY and llyES,
~ this agency. j. II. MONTAGUE, G
NO n a. 4 Slm Agent.
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Domestic Markets.

HF-ENIIIBIIED.
O1}s.-Ioo bushels,