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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-11
AIrSyrIoy Sales.--future Days.
BY Thomas w. Keesee, Auctioncer.

SsIGNEEs sALE.-By virtue Of q
= dacrss. Of the district court OF the United
States for the district Of Virginia, siTcn and en-
tered September 20 sSa In o the ~ ma I ctIon
DAY ~ October IS, 1889, the following REAL Es-
l /. That Fl ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT NOV oc;;
cupied by John T. Ballard) on the Richmond and
fredericksburg railroad about one and hai !
miles from Richmond, with all the BUILDINGS
and appurtenances attached thereto. This pro-
perty ishighly improved and very valuable. There
are y this paFcel 9TE HR 6s HasE and
NINETY ACREs Contiguous win be sold sepI-
rateiy. This piece will be sold Mt II O'Clock a. N.
lt8 III Ii6, ll5, and Ia, in Sidney: commencing at
the northwestern intersection Of Harvic and Car,
Ter streets running thence westwardy along sa AID
tween parallel lines III feet.
Also. LOTS Nos. ia 49, liz. Ill, and ITO, with
the improvements thereon. In the plan OF Beupa
street ut !; point distant 30 feet east of Ritche
street running thence along Williams street east.
each lot being al feet deep. This tract will be sold
ut o. clock 7. M.
3. An UNDIVIDED oNE-HALF INTEREST
In LOTS l6 and H. on Franklin street In plan oil OF
% feet front by Sc feet In depth. more or less.
Also, PART OF LOT Is In same plan, having
back SO feet This property be sold ats O'Clock
Z. NJ.
the contingent right of dover of Mrs. Jane +.
Ballard, wife of said bankrupt. ... =,
TERMS OF SALE: One-fourth cash; balance In
six tTeye and eighteen mpt pa
Assignee Of John 2. Ballard, bankrupt
terms, ]. as attorney In fact for J. $. Parl,am and
wife, will offer for sale their UNDIVIDED ONE
HALF INTEREST In the aforementioned LOIS
10 and II, above described. ,o,,>- ;, yo,-xc
Is. VI.
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.-|Troy sALEs.--Future Days.

.TcoMMIsSIONER'S SALE OF LAND
4 IN CAROLINE -COUNTY.--in pursuance Of
eea ~ of Sa5e1ns
TIL torojn of SIzcr &c., against Szer, the url
GGarsinnad commissioner therein appointed for
that purpose, Will, on THURSDAY the 18Th day OF
o TfspD for sale publicly orgriyately the sNU6
eSntRHng TaRE ess lyIng IN caroline
rdr tr attaining the lands OF I. A. and L. H..
Gaiewood and Il. NJ. sizer, within one mile /, Of Of
ChiIesburg. and formerly occupied by the late
The improvements consist Of DWELLiStII
HOUSE, KITCHEN, and other out-hoHses, put Z. l
think 1t unnecessary to enter INTO LUZ LII w
ecrintiou rs those wishing to purchase VIII c2-
The Iand win nc sold all together. or divided into
two or more parts to suit purchasers:
TERMS One-ihird cash ba lance in one ana TWO
wears to bear interest from date ,t,os
For further informal ion, apply on .hs ~ IEp
-, ,,s,va,v. Commissioner.
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BY Wellington Goddin,

TRhMED TENEMENT IN ADAMSS
L VALLEY NEAR TIE CORNER OF PO r.,
T.AR AID FIFTEENTH STREETS. AND LOT
on THE SOITTH SIDE OF MAIN RETWEE
AND TWENTI-SEFENIi
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION. al inc
rcouest of the heirs AT law OF Christopher Bowers
deceased. shall sell ut auction. on the premises.
on TUESDAY the l2th October. IsG9, nj o,ciocK
p. NJ. the Lot AND FRAMED TENEMENT
near tI,c corner Of Poplar and Fifteenth streets,
which was dcvisedby Ann W. Bowers to her bus
band, c. Bowers fronting % feet on the north side
After which, say nc O'Clock p. NJ. ut the re-
quest Of the heirs Of said Christopher Bowers, de-
ceased shall sell. on the premises, that FALUa A
street fronting 81 feet, running back
IS feet to an alley well suited to build small gro
TERMS !: One-third cash balance ut three and
six months for negotiable notes. Interest ADDED Sc
cured by Il trust decd. - .,o-ou
W.U
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BY Wellington Goddin,

rvRITsTEE's SALE. OF AN EXCEL
/ LENT FARM OF 2o5 90-100 ACRES. n
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, ON TIE SOUTH
SIDE OF JAMES RIVER, SEVEN MILES
WEST OF RICHMOND.-By virtue OF deed OF
trust executed the subscriber to secure INC I'M
paid purchase money by William ;. thllups,
bearing date Goth May, 1868. duly recorded IN thcS
terrified county court. shall in execution thereof;
lat the request OF the holder of the notes secured
thereby proceed to sell Mt pnblic auction on the
premises. on TUESDAY the 10th of October, 1883,
at IL O'Clock NJ, If fair if not. the first iair dly
thereafter. the VERY EXCELLENT FARM
located as above, fronting on both SIDES or Inc
River road, formerly occupied blythe late Henry
W. Fisher aud now In the occupancy OF the said
Phillips containing 225 90-loo acres OF Whicn
abopt onc-half Is open land, and the balance III
wood and timber. ru-rYI,<c
With stone basement; Kitchen stable, aiio an eA-
cecnt spring, over which IS stone Quilting rem
dcriutr it very convenient for the keeping of milk
and butter. There is an excellent peach orchar1
near the dwelling, and the open land IS IN @"ou
heart. -.
TERMS: Enough In cash to dcfray expenses OF
sale and to pay off the balance "i 500 y" diie on
the negotiable note which fell due 10Th May last
on Il credit as 81, 161 30 until the 22th November
next: on further credit ne to -. 1890 until III"
a9tlI May next; and rs to the residue. on such
terms rs may he announced at the hour OF sale.
BENJAMIN II. SMITH, Trustee;
p S. 1t is probable that ut the hour OF sale Inc
terms of sale may be made more accommodating.
W GODDIN. AuctiOncer. oc9
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AYrrrroy sALEs-..This Day.
By Thomas w. Keesee, Auctioneer,
No. 1917 Main street. IN, .r.,,.

-
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CAk-
I'll pETISG. .&c..!FoR SALE AT AuCIlO n ,
Will sell THIS DAY at my auction.honsG, eS III
mcncing at 10 o'clocIs, an assortment oil uhHh-
TURF. consisting OF
One pARIOR SUIT, In green reps; ,r.1>rn
ROSEWOOD. MAHOGANY, ana SlNi>i1D
RosE T.tN,fS and WALNUT MARBLE-roP Ia
One 1 EsiLsiEsGiANTMAHoGANY EXTENSION Ia
One nE kf-'EGANT WALNUT EXTENSION Ia
wAbhtHhiIT, MAHOGANY, and other JENNY
,rAHo5 HGJh BuREAUs, ETAGEREs' ana So
u,FHhnSG;aNY sIpEBoARDs,
INC MaUOGANY BOOKCASE,
hh TSI IA - - OTHER TABLES, WIG
~ - PpI r TOP and PLAIN WhSHSIAND@.
Two PdA ~ oniE DIS PILLOWS and holsters,
fJL1R and SHTCK MATTRESSES -
Two nicccs Of CARPETlNG,
COOKING STOVES.
PLATFORM SCALES
One good BED-I!0tiSGE, 81.
W W W;--Ct;URThINs and SHAPES,
MaH0f,ANY ROCKING-CHAlkS,
LOITNGE FRAMES &C. ErEcEE
~ Auctioneer.
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BY \. c. Pulliam, Auctloneer.

TOMMISS ER'S SALE OF
" TWENTY ACRES OF LAND, WITH M
PROVTNENTS. ON MANCHESTER AND
FALLING CREEK TURNP1KE.-In pursuancce;
of decree of the circuit court Of ChesterhcId
county. pronounced at its May term, 1863, In the
suit therein depending styled II. j.. johnson Us.
William Harrison. will sell at public ancti9n, on
the premises. on WEDNESDAY the 18th Gay OF
TRACT or LAND. containing TWENTY
ACRES, with SMALL DWELLING, &c,
turnpike about two miles from Manchester, adj
Joining and Immediately above the land of 4. C..
Pullam. Esq. The location of this place Is par
ticulary eligible and attractive.
TERMS Onc-third cash; balance ut three and
six months credit in bonds bearing interest, and
title retained until purchase money Is fully paid
c. c. MCRAE, Commissioner.
Sale conducted by A. G. PULLIhM, Auctionecr.
lrtN 7 q GlI
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the farmers though they still lament the
sad effects of the drought. The crops were
much shortened thereby, no doubt, though
&c seemed TO have fttle effect on the water
melons, which here form an important STA
nle. One gentleman OF my acquaintance
PLANTED seventeen acres, and realized from
them over 3 900. Who can beat that?
A great deal of interest has been and is
still manifested in our midst on the subject
of religion. Our Baptist friends have held
two protracted meetings in this vicinity
lately with gratifying res,llts,-one at Wal.
nut Grove, the other at Coal Spring-and
the Methodists, having concluded one mt
Enon, will hold one at Shady Grove, begin
ming on next Sunday the 10th.
HANOVER.
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BY William Pannill, Auctloncer.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF A TRACT OF
"a IANDIS DINWIDDIE COUNTY By vir-
tue of an order OF the United States district court
dated 3lst August ls@? shall Offer for sale ut Pc
tcrshur.>. On WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of Octo-
her. 1904 ut - O'Clock W., free from all liens and
membranes. the following property, belonging
to the bankrupt estate OF DR.. John GOODWIN 4
TRACT or LAND called "Hawkcs's,n on Sa-
poncy creek, confirming THREE HUNDRED
AND FORTY-EIGHr ACRES. The buildings
arc tolcrablv good, and plan may be seen at VIII
liam i'anuil's Office.
Terms Onc-third cash the balance by equal In
sediments ut six and twelve months on notes with
interest added, and the title retained by the as
signee until notes paid.
AND'W RUTIIERGLEN,
A
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RvA G. PulIiam, Auctioneer.

A VALUABLE SMALL ia r N Or
IN 70 a. r II r. IMPROVEMENT, ABOUT
THkEE NILES r TK1M1 RI FoK sNLh II II
TrE En- ~ rennest of Emmett p Smith, Esq,
iwil sell. on The premises, on THURSDAY the
2lst day OF October lsGo ut half5pasdt 9e1PeHT
SIX ACRES. with dwelling. kitchen, and other
necessary buildings thereon; large yard Win Win
stately oaks and other shade good garden run nun
water. being tho hose-tract Of the Fisher estate.
TEENS One-hird cash balance al SIX tTeIne
and eighteen months for ncgotlaoe notcS'
added, secured by decd OF trust .,
o. q A. G. PJJLLIAM, Auctloncer.
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ScTGNTE,S SALE OF BANKRUPT

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF BANKRUPT
~ LANDS IN PETERSBURG.-By virtue Of
nm order Of the United States district court dated
3!st August 1850. shall offer for sale ar Peters
burg on WEDNESDAY, 18th day Of October. lSt9,
at l. O'Clock noon free from all Hens and incum-
hr:nccs. the following property, belonging to the
bankrupt estate OF Bcnjamin T.. Br,lsorg. consist
ing of FIVE II l. SDR ED AND FIVE AND
county OF Sussex. State Of Virginia, adjoining the
lands OF W. T. Lee and the heirs Of George Mich
olson, full description Of which Will be given on
the dav OF sale.
TERMS Ouc-third cash the balance by equal
instruments at six and twelve months on secured
notes with interest added, and the title retained
until notes paid.
AND'W RUTHERGLEN.
AC9f
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-.. ByLyne Y Brother,
Auctionccrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. LEO Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR VALUA-
| RLE BUILDING LOTS, CORSEI; TIlIRT .
FIRST AND NJ STREETS. CHDkCi HUI:
THE IMMEDIATE VIC1NITI.-By virtue OF a
certain deed Of trust executed to me, bearing datc
on The 9Th day of APRIL 1859, and OF record IN me
clerks Office of Ucnrico county court, shall pro-
coed TO sell ut public auction, on Tie premises on
the 18th day OF October 1899, a "a, =
O'Clock Z. NJ, four desirable BUILDING LoIs
located as above described, fronting on the east
side of Thrty-first 33x1OO feet. Immediately after
same. will be sold ONE AND \ HALE ACkES
on AND in the immediate vicinity, which Is
very desirable, being just beyond the new city
limits.
TERMS: At sale.
ac j. G. BLACKWELL Trustee.
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SSTrNEE AND TPJTSTCE'S SAT II

A SSIGNEE AND TRUSTEES SALE
~ or LAND IN DINW1DDIE COUNTY,
By virtue of an order of the United Statcs district
court dated 3lst August. 1859, and with the concur
renee Of John Lyon. trustee Of Robert >. Thomp-
son. shall offer for sale at Petersburg On WE'D
NESDAY tn" 18th October, 1862 ut II clock noon,
free from All liens and membranes. that valut-
bic TRACT OF LAND. consisting of ONE HUN
DRIED ACRES near Vlughan's road. about five
miles from Petersburg, abo~t half cleared: the
balance in good timber, with 4 DWELLING
HOUSE thereon. and which belongs 10 the bank
rupt estate Of Robert :. Thompson.
TERMS Ouc-third cash the balance by ca ua
inStalmcnts at six and twelve months on secured
notes with interest added, and the title retained
until notes paid.
AND'W RUTIIERGLEE, Assignee.
JOHN LYON, Trustee.
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BY A. G. Pulllam, Auctionecr.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALE
" ABLE LAND NEAR MANCHESTER, IN
CHESTERFIELD COUNTI.-As commissioners
appointed by 4 decree Of the county court of Chcs-
tcri"Id county ut its June term 1862 in the case OF
Pilptou. Puliam & Co. ct as rS. Francis {.
scs. on WEDNESDAY the 18th day of October.
1863 Immediately after the sale of the above twenty
t3O) acres on The turnpike by c. c. McRac, com
FIVE HUNDRED AND TWENTY (59O) ACRES
OF LhED. adjoining David Mcdaniel, 4. c. Pull
liam, w. Harrison, and others. about two miles
from Manchester. 4 portion Of this land Is hea,
vilv wooded with oak and pine. II will be divided
into lots as per plat in the hands OF the auctoneer
which will be shown Mt sale.
TERMS: Onc-thrl cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months. In bonds with interest added
and title retained until purchase money IS fully
paid. G. g.. MCE,AsE,
Commissioners.
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1 cSIGNFE,c SALE OF TRACT OF

A SSIGNFE'S SALE OF TRACT OF
a LAND AND GRIST MILF THE COUN-
'TY OF PRINCE GEORGF.-Bv virtue Of an order
of the United States district court dated 3lst All
gust 1902 shall offer for sale AT Petersburg on
WEDNESDAY the 18th October 1863, at ~
O'Clock noon free from al liens and incum-
hranccs the following properties, belonging TO the
bankrupt estate of L. a. tiOscc, consisting OF n
tract Of land containing l52 acres situated In the
county Of Prince George near Rcams's station,
with buildings thereon.
Also two acres more or less Of land, with Grist
MIL thereon. situated on Indian swamp, two
miles from railroad at Kings crossing.
TERMS: Onc-third cash; the balance by equal
instalmcuts ut six and twelve months on secured
notes with interest added, and the title retained
unit! notes paid.
AND'W RUTHERGLEN, Assignee.
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Sale conducted hyh. G.. PULLIAM.
Sc 25-Sc o.. - .22SOc IL, So IL l"&l3
BY Gruhbs 4 Williams, Auctionecrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
| on CHURCH IITLL.-By virtue Of deed OF
trust executed by Garutcr Barker and wiicto the
subscribers as trustees. dated 9Th of December,
1861 and recorded in lIcnrico county court oiice,
being thereto requested bv the aSsignccS OF the
creditor secured bv said deed, we viii sell nj pub
lie auction, upon the premises on MONDAY, Isl n
dav Of October 1899. at O'Clock I. NJ. II lair II
not then on the next fair day thereafter. ut the
same hour, the property conveyed in said dced--to
wit: LOT OF GROUND on the east side OF
rwcifv-SiHth street between Clay and Lcl%h
streets. fronting a23 feet running back l32 tcct me
improvements consist Of THREE FRAMtD
DWELLTNGS-oue with five rooms, another with
four rooms. and the uthc" with two rooms.
The terms required by the deed arc for cash SUI
licic 10 dtrlr the expenses Of sale and to pay OH
two notcs-on" tor 81 I2.9l. due 18th June 1896. the
other for 81 lii.32. due 18th December, 1866, with
Interest on each frcm their maturity unit II paid;
the balance unun such terms rs the @rantor may
direct, Ia the event OF his failure 10 give Sur
may thiuk Gt.
II is probable that the creditor will allow reason
able credits upon portion Of the money due him.
!. A 4 s, Nn SMITH Trustees.
C,RTBBS & WILLIAMS. AnctiOnCcrG. 0c g
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
LETTER FROM STANTON.
AUGUSTA COUNTY FAIR-FINE PROMISE
OF SUCCESS-VARlOUS ADJUSTMENTS
TIE TROTTING OK, &C.
srAuyros. VA, October 0, 1869.

STAUNToN, VA, October 9, 1869.
Great interest is manifested here in the
approaching Augusta County Fair. Already
more than fifty line horses have been enter
ed, besides numerous articles i'll the various
departments Of industry. Although it Is
called county fair, yet competition from
every part Of the State is invited The sue
cess of the Fair is already insured, and it is
believed that the exhibition Of last year will
be surpassed.
Colonel Frank 6. Ru1lin will deliver an
address on the first day, and Professor j. w.
Mallet, of the University of Virginia, on the
second.
In addition to the usual objects Of inte-
rest, there will be sports upon the green,
such rs toot-races, sack-raccS, wheclbarroW-
races, jumping, &c. Upon the second day
there will be grand dance upon the green-
star cotillon--in which one hundred and
sirty couples ariH participate. Upon the
last day an imposing tournament OF knights
in costume will take place and upon the
same night a grand coronation in costume,
followed by Il promenade and masque ball.
During Fair week work will be suspended
in the county, and, as far rs possible, bust
ness in the city, and everybody will "go i'll +"
for having good time generally.
One object of amusing interest may be
worth noticing: During the Fair last year
thtit uDDCdltN Oll HAL Will suDNN
locks, from the mountains, driUng an 0C IN
Stngie harness. The fieetneSs OF the animal
and the ease with which the old man con-
trollcd him excited much attention and
amusement, and the venerable mountainecr
didn't 90 home with an empty pocket
Some two or three weeks ago the vCritable
old gentleman, with the same animal, made
his appearance in this vicinity, accompa-
MED by his family, consisting OF wife, son,
and daughters (hard to tell how many, to-
gethcr with the inevitable barry. They en-
canned near the town, and are living i'll
true pioneer, or more properly military,
style. They came thus early, SO as to be
certainly in time for the Fair. II is to be
hoped that the old mans visions of d golden
harvest from the trotting OK may be real
lied. ,a, .
giant and closes on the following Thurs
day. Hope your part Of the State may be
well represented. IL.
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How Some Of our Merchants kEaVe
Risen.

From the Republic.
A few wears ago a large drug firm III TINS
city advertised for q boy. Next day the
store was throneed with applicants, among
them queer-looking little fellow accom-
panied bv woman. who proved to be his
aunt, in lieu of faithless parents, by whom
he had been abandoned. Looking at tins
little waf, the merchant in the store
promptly said I" Can't take him; places
I'LL full; besides, he is too small. know
ne is small" said the woman, but he Is
willing and faithful There was twinkle
in the BOYS eyes which made the merchant
think again. A partner in the firm volun-
tcered to remark that he did not see what
they wanted of such Il boy-he wasn't bigger
than pint of cider" But after consulta-
ton the boy was set to work. A few days
later q cali was made on the boys in the
store for some one to stay all night. The
prompt response of the little fellow con-
trasted we'll with the reluctance OF others.
In the middle of the night the mcr-
chant looked in to see If all was right
in the store, and presently discovered his
youthful prot<ge busy scisSorlng labels;
What are you dom@! SAID ne - qua
not tell YOU TO work nights - know you
did not tell me so, but thought | might rs
well be doing something" In the morning
the cashier cot orders to double that boys
wages, for he is orilling." Only Il few weeks
ELAPSED before show of wild beasts passed
through the streets, and very naturally all
hands in the store rushed TO witness the
spectacle. A thief saw his opportunity, and
entered at the rear door to seize something,
UuJ - ~
cltchcd by the dlminutlvc clerk aforesaid,
and after u struggle was captured. Not
only was robbery prevented, but valuable
articles taken from other stores were rcco-
vered. When asked by the merchant why he
stayed behind TO watch when all others quit
their work the reply was, "Iou told me
never to leave the store when others were
absent, and | thought I'd stay" Orders
were Immediately given once more I" Dou-
bic that boys wages he is willing dad
faithful" To-day that boy is gettin. Il sal
AIRY Of $500, and next january will be-
come member of the firm.
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HUIl
r,..Ir,N-1,1, An nrnIrl,n,r1Nn, =

A SSIGNEE AND TRUSTEES SALE
"A OF \ VALUABLE TRUCK AND DAIRY
FARM ABOUT ONE MILE FROM THE CITY
OF PETERSBtRG.-Byy virtue of IN order OF the
United states district court dated 3lst August, 1862
ana with the concurrence OF John Mann and John
Lyon, trustees under two deed. Of trust dated
respectively 10th February, 1906 and 9th Dccem-
hcr. 1867, from j. Alexander Pace and wife shall
offer for sale ut Petersburg on WEDNESDAY,
18th Of October, 1852 III - O'Clock noon. free from
all liens and membranes that valuable TRUCK
AND DAIRY FARM In the county OF Prince
George called "GREENCROFT,' presently III
the possession Of said J. \. Pace, containing
SEVFNTI-TiIREE AND \ HALF ACRES OF
LAND, OH the AppomattOX river, about one mile
from the city. There Is on the farm the necessary
buildings for small family and large orchard
OF fruit trees.
TERMS One-third cash; the balance by equal
instruments at six aud twelve mouths on secured
notes with Interest added, and the title retained
until notes paid. l,r,.> ,
JOHN MANN Trustees.
CO stEG Mtds
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
LETTER FROM LEXINGTON.

RAILROAD rEvER-AGRICULTUR FAIR
FL ALTERING PROSPECTS OF TIE COL
I, LEGE-YoUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AsSo-
DISQUALIFICATION OF OFFICERS-M1s-
SION SUNDAY SCHOOL AND CHAPEL
UNEXAMPLED PROSPERITY OF THE WIZ
GINA MILITARY INSTITUTE-DECIDE
r,pI IGIoI;s Ell EMENT-OFFICERS OF THE
CADETS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIOS--GE-
NERAL. LEE PRESIDENT OF THE ROCK
BRIDGE BIBLE SOCIETY.