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The New York herald., 1870-04-18

Lcvcftncss Restored.
Why should fautlcss features be couted with fruck'rs
blotches, pnplcs spees eruption when
SrAFFOkD's IRON AND SULPHUR POWDERS will
move the oemshr External applications not only
less but dangerous The cause Of all these determinations
&C., s In the blood lacks iron TO gve vitality aud ha
action OF sulphur TO neutraze the acd secreons The
Powders taken night and will communicate
through superficial vessels glowing
giving 70 the akin delicate nge Of rose sd literally
tingushine tho stains excresrences roterT
Sod by druggists one package, twelve posvters 81 threa
packages, ~ 30. Mailed free Money set our risk.
HALL & RUCKEL. us Greegw.cA sirest New York.
No More Msirine.-D,u Barry,s Delicious
kEVALENrn rUuD enec,~iy cures dyspepsia, constipa-
ton dhrrho.a phiniss covns colds fevers nerv
and groccrs everywhere -
II. ~ BARKf >. CO., lss William street, New YORK.
The New York herald., 1870-04-18

NVUIHRU temperature yeStcTUdy 4VI
last year 6S!
The New York herald., 1870-04-18

Az halI.pas, eleven O'Clock Saturday night Peter
Connel Of No. Greenwich street. was shot while
standing on the street near his residence the ball
taking effect In the neshy part OF Que OF hts hips.
lie was attended by Deputy Coroner Shine, VINO
probed for the bail but Iailed to discover H.. Con-
neil states that he knows VINO fired the shot, but he
VIII not divuge the name, as the ball was not IN
tended FOR him. The wound Is not at all dangerous
The New York herald., 1870-04-18

igciats and fancy goods dealers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-28

This country has suffered very much from
the gold gambling Of the principal cities.
1t withdrew a large amount Of money from
the channels of legitimate trade end honest
industry. The gold spectators not only
put all they had into this gambling bust
ness, but they carried" large sum be-
sides on borrowed money at usurious inte-
rest, which swelled the grand aggregate
withdrawn from occupations which are bene-
fetal to society and increase the national
wealth, while the gold gambling could not
add one cent to the general capital Of the
country. The resumption of specie pay
ments would end this rascally gambling
and afford great relief to the business aud
producing classes.
This IL most interesting light in which
to consider resumption. Few events could do
as much for national morals and the physi-
cal well-being of society. Every decline
in gold should afford great delight to every
rejecting man. 1t is coming down with
apparent steadiness, Notwithstanding all
know that the bulls are using all their
strength to keep it up. They have not for
somo time been able to elevate it more than
O fraction Of dollar at time, and that
has been soon lost.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-28

elScuLAR.-Senator HAMILTON, Of Texas,
according to the livery important y telegram
III our Saturday g paper from Austin, pre-
g fors immigration from the northwest and
Europe to immigration from the late Con-
" federate States" We believe this Mr..
HASILToS is descendent OF the South
Carolina HAsJLroSs, possibly, the son Of
the nuliifier. lie is become 80 unlike his
progenitor that he is hostile to his own PEG.
pie. So is it ever with extravagant men.
They swing from one extreme to another,
aud excel all others in zeal and violence on
whatever side they may be. This country
is full of such instances. Some Of the
most prominent nullifers Of other days are
asK most thorough Republicans.
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No Disputing about Tastes.


The admission of REvELs to seat in the
United States Senate is in entire accord
ancc with the Constitution and laws Of the
United States as modified by the war party
controlling the Government since the war.
The manner in which the thing was done
certainly reflects neither discredit nor
modification upon the people whom it was
intended 70 aaHoy. The act was done in
the eager heat of evil passion. RErELss
credentials we're not even referred, while
General AMEs's were! He was escorted to
his seat with parade and competency by
Senator WILSON, and the Vice-President
evincel cordiality of welcome rarely or
never accorded to the most distinguished
and respected of white men wearing the
senatorial dignity. 1t would be hypocrisy
to assume that all this was the offspring OF
affection for the colored race. 1t was Il
triumph of party sectionalism and taunt
to the southern people. 1t was one of the
last scenes in the hiieous drama Of recon
struction; which will be in no very long
Tin SscHl the present regarded with equal
adherence in the North and The South.
There is vicious complacency in the
contrast presented to the world by the au-
thors Of the measures which have placed
KEvELs in the seat of Mr.. JEFFERSON DA-
yls. Let those who can enjoy it do SO. We
feel no shame in the contrast Mr.. DAVIS
'cas the representative Of the southern pee
pie. REvELs is the representative Of the
ruling power at the North. Let Them make
tho most Of it !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-28

DUCKWALL & ROUSS.
GOING, GOING, GONE TO
No. 1913, OPPOSITE PosT-OFB1CE,
to get the best yard-wide Blesched and Brown Cot
ton I'm Richmond at I2Sc.. the best Prints In Rich
Inoud at l0c good Spool Cotton 1900 YARDS at &C.
per Dozen Spool Silk. two for Sc: Needles &C.;
Pins, &c.
OTHER GOODS EQUALLY CHEAP.
NEW STOCK RECEIVED THREE TIMES
A WEEK.
Old stock sold for anything we can get.
ANYTHING and everything you want at any price ne
You want Il. NC -
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gTHIRTY DAYS LONGER.

THIRTY DAYS LONGER.
Respectfully inform buyers OF
DRY GOODS, FANCY ARTICLES &C..
that am Offering my entire stockof
WINTER GOODS
at and below cost for thirty days longer. Pur-
chasers will do we'll by calling before buying
elsewhere.
GOOD CALICO at l2Ac.;
PLAID and STRIPED POPLIHS, &C.:
1nrsH and FRENCH PorLINs at reduced
prices;
BLACK and COLORED SILKS in great variety;
yELvETEENS in different shades;
A full line of BLACK ALPACAs and MOURN.
ING GOODS;
DOUBLE and SINGLE BRoCHE sBAWLs
cheaper than ever;
BED BLANKETS for 90 worth e.:
FLANEELs, ell grades from CSC. upwards;
LINEN DOYLIES at 81 per dozen;
IRISH LINENS from size. upwards;
HOSIERY, GLOVES, CORSETs HOOP
SKIRTS, NOTIONS ac.--a full line and
at prices to suit tho times;
LANES, and MISSES VESTS
GENTLEMEN'S aud BOYS UNDERWEAR at
reduced prices;
DOUBLE and SINGLE WOOL SHAWLS
CLOAKs and CLOAKINGS sold at sacrifice !;
4 large stock Of CAssIMEREs. CLOTHS, 81
MgLToNs. CAsINETs, KENTUCKY
JEANS, &C., for geutlemen's and boys
wear, very low;
Good quality CANTON FLANNEL at ls3c.
HOODS, NUBIAs. sONTAGs. BREAKFAST
sHAWLS, MISSES sACQUEs, at cost;
BI,ACK and BROWN COTTONS-a full line;
YEMsTITCHED HANDKERCnIEPs at sl.5o
per dozen;
Good uUCK TOWELS at g. per dozen:
CHIGNONS, all shades, just received.
AuIask Is O call to be convinced that we arc
selling goods to suit the times.
JULIUS sYCLE-
u5Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth.
CLOSED ON SATURDAYS. fel2
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Jr errsHss osissE. ron, E B Sssso,,,
lori 10y Tbaysrs honazks Wsstxorth' ss VI
W oodw Of th--yS.s -
4 motion to reconsider was lost.
HoaEsTEkpB1LL ~
On motion OF Mr. j. A. KELLY, the
homestead bill was then taken up.
/ Pending its consideration, Mr.. Popf!Aa
moved to pass the subject by until Tuesday
:at I O'clock, wEen-itis to bemade the spe-
cial order of the, day. Carried = 80
RESOLUTIONS, ETC.
Resolutions, ETC., were offered and ap-
proprintely referred.
By Mr.. TILLER.-A bill to provide tor
the assessment of public taxes anu fcr NIL
ing vacancies in the Office of commissioners
of revenue.
By Mr.. MAHooD.-A resolution inquir-
ing into the expediency of extending the
time for payment Of taxes for the past
year.
By Mr.. DopaE.-Inquiring as to what
steps are necessary to fill vacancy ocea-
stoned by death of John Watson.
By Mr.. DASIEL.-petition from citizens
of Lynchburg asking for additional leggisia,,
ton to enable the extension OF railroad
line from that city to some point at or near
Clifton Forge. ..a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-28

The Federal Constitution provides that @
man shall not be twice expelled from Con-
gress for the same offence. WHlTTEM0RE
would not allow himself to be expelled last
week. Therefore, if reelected, he may yet
be expelled for the offence for which he
was about to be expelled. Whereas, if he
had not thanked the House, but had
allowed the resolution Of expulsion to pass,
he could not hereafter be expelled for the
some offence. His Yankee "cuteness "
may vet result to his discontinue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-28

A LIBERAL BII.L.-A bill entitled bill
incorporating the Virginia international
Loan and Trust Company, which has passed
the Senate by largo majority, is now be-
fore the House Of Delegates. 1t confers
extensive powers for trading in land, bank
ing, insurance, &c., but none Of these pow
ers are at oil dangerous, oil running in the
line of the public interest and the pros
perity of the community. 1t is calculated
to invite capital to the State and stimulate
investment. Anything that does this should
meet with the favor of the Legislature, and
we hope the House will pass this bill by as
decided majority az that it received in
the Senate. 1t is sustained by some of the
best and most trusted men in the State.
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DIED,

In Brunswick, on the 18th instant, BENJAMIN
S. JONES, OF Cedar Creek, from u cancer on the
tongue aged thirty-eight years.
At his residence In Manchester, OIL Saturday the
:sth Instant, WILLIAM E.YADEN, III his thirty
second year. -
His funeral will take place THIS MORNING at
II O'Clock from The Manchester Methodist church.
His friends are invited to attend.
suddeniy, At the residence of her husband, +.
at o. O'Clock p. NJ, JOSEPHINE q. KELL'
daughter OF the late Charles w. Thompson, OF
Richmond, Va, aged thirty one years ten months
aud twenty-slA days.
Columbia (Teun.) aud Baltimore papers please
CODY.
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Meeting Of tho Radical State Centras
S,o,,mftfae-RpsOIut Passed.

Committee-ResOlut Fnssen'
special dispatch to the Chronicle.
RICHMOND, February 25.-At o meeting
Of the Republican State Central Committee
of Virginia, representing the various sec
tions Of the State, held in Richmond Fe-
bruary Is, 1870, the following resolutions,
after full interchange" Of views, were
unanimously adopted -. 80 "s
Resolved, That this committee approve
of the object set forth in the "call " now
before us, signed by Hon. John F. Lewis
and others-to wit, the consolidation OF oil
the political elements in the State which
NAV be in opposition to the Democratic
policy, and we believe that the Republican,
party of the State is now ready to respond
to call for State convention for this pur-
pose and that O conference preliminary
to State convention, as contemplated oy
sold call, would, in our opinion, be unne-
cessary and waste of time which, in the
present condition of affairs, is Of great po-
litical value. -,
Resolved, That this committee will ap-
point or authorize the Executive Committee
to appoint, from the Central Committee or
otherwise, FIVE persons, to meet On equal
number from the State committees OF which
Hon. G. K. GiImer and General Williams
G. Wickham are respectively chairmen, at
Richmond, on the -. day of -, 1870,
for the purpose of issuing a call to the peo-
pie to assemble in their respective counties
and cities, and choose delegates, to meet in
a State convention to be held in Richmond,
for the purpose Of continuing and perfect
ing an organization which shall be as eftec-
tive and Influential as possible in support
of the Administration and the policy Of the
majority in Congress.
RESOLVED, That copy of these resolu-
tons be presented to Messrs: G. K. Giimer
and Williams C.. Wickham, chairmen OF the
committees mentioned in the preceding reso-
lutions, and they be requested to commune
cate to this committee what action may be
had by their respective committees in the
premises. CHARLES II. PORTER,
Chairman.
JI,,yo ,,byonc Secretary.
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THE FALL IN THE PRICE OF GOLD HAS
CAUSED A DECLINE IN THE PRICE -
OF DRY GOODS.

We call particular attention to our stock OF sn-
perior IRISH LINEN, which we guarantee pure
fax, at from doc. to Sl.25 per yard;
CALICOES at "A, 10, and lsac.;
BI,EACHED COTTON at g. 10, and 1910;
BLEACHED COTTON at lesc. per yard nearly
"a good as Wamsrtta, which is sold at 2oc. +;
BED-TICK at l2S, LEA. 20, and csc.;
DOMESTIC GINGHAMs at lfa. x, and 1o5c.;
FULL-WIDTH BLEACHED SHEEIlNa at '"c-
PEI yard; -.
45c. per yard
BLACK hLPACAs ct 30, IS. 40, and toc.'
COLORED ALPACAs at ?sc. worth s'c.
PI-RE SILK and WOOL SERGES Ut CSC. worm
PLAID DRESS GOODS at le;c. AMI 29c. worth
qOc. and 30c.;
CHECK MUsL1NS at CSC. and DOC. worth ''c. ana
wH1TE BR1LLAsrs at Csc. worth ssc. per
yard:
REAL GEORGIA NANKEEN, ten yards In a
piece, for SIPS worth 81:
EXCELLENT WHITE FLANNEL ut 26c. worth
soc. per yard;
WHITE FLANNELs, all pnre wool, at soc. per
yard worth 4oc.;
WHITE FLANNEL, full yard wide, at soc. per
yard worth &c.;
PURE LINEN CRASF1 iii es''' p"h J"'" "oA'A
12lc.;
pTRE BLEACHED LINEN CRASH at l23c. per
yard-would he cheap al lsc.
IDENTITY BANDS at 1oc. worth 2sc.;
EROCK WAISTS at 50c., 75c.. aud 81;
INFANTS ROBES at $3.50 worth ~;
at 75c.;
NAPKINS at 81 per dozen;
LINEN SHIRT-BOsOM at CSC. worth $50;
LINEN WRISTBANDS TT l2Ac. pair worth
ESQ.,:
ARAB sHAWLS IT ~ worth 80;
BREAKFAST SHAWLS at $l.25 worth $3.50;
HOODS at IS, so, and i9c.-just one-half the regu-
La price;
A large lot of remnants Of DRESS GOODS; at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and IBIS Main street.
Store closed on SATURDAYS until dark, az
which time re open and keep open till O'Clock.
Re S5
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"A Public Benefit.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
pany are now bringing before the public OF
this country and Europe their bonds with o
wide-spreadpublic and a skill which show
energy and sagacity, and cannot fail to be
Of service to Virginia. In every great
northern city their wcll-prepared adver-
sisement appesrs in the leading newspa-
pers. This cannot foil to increase the gen.
eral interest felt for Virginia and extend
the knowledge of her advantages. Nocom-
panv has ever done as much in this way to
spread the fame of the physical advantages
Of this State. This is done ut most OPP
perfume pcriod-when we arc anxious to sec
the tide of immigration flowing in upon us
and to sell our surplus lands, water-poWer'
and mines.
The company have, moreover, proceeded
to cut out their work and make preparation
for its rapid progress. They will, from
present appearances, be the means Of in
vesting some sl2, oO0,0 or SIS, 200, 900 in
Virginia property, there to remains ben
eft to this State which can hardly be exag-
gerated-a benefit to all her interests, all
the occupations, all the property, of her
people. The great road they will construct
will turn the tide OF trade and travel to
Virginia, which, like stream full of fer
tilizing properties overAowing the land,
viii enrich it everywhere.
This great undertaking the State Of Wiz
ginis had labored in vain to complete, and
after Offering it with strong inducements
to the moneyed world, it was at last accepted
by this company. TWAS open for years to
all; and after years of advertising and
anxious hope it has fallen into wealthy
and capable hands, that will, it is univer-
sally conceded, finish the work in the brief
period of two years, or whereabouts. 1t is
true they get large bonus, but no set of
men would assume the task for less, and
their bonus depends upon the finishing Of
the road !; which, when finished. will prove
that the bonus acquired by the company
will be the best investment ever made by
our people.
I, would be great public calamity if at
the very iifrciipiency Of the immense under
taking by this company anything should
occur to inspire the suspicion of fckleness
in the legislative power of Virginia-any
distrust Of it's ccnstancy and consistency
any fear of q want of regard for vested
rights. It seems to us that at 80 critical a
period, just as 80 great work, involving
so great m expenditure of foreign capital,
with such unlimited advantages to Virgil
MIA, is about to be rapidly finished, it would
be suicidal act which should even occa-
sion pause in the energies and labors
which promise such grand results. 1t
might we'll be deplored as public calam-
ity. A delay Of single year would rob
the State of millions. It is deyoutly to be
wished TINT not even moments delay shall
interrupt the steady course of the work to-
words rapid completion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-28

One of the fire insurance companies Of
New York has resolved, in payment Of
mortgages and. Indebtedness made to them
previous to 1862, to receive only the cur
rency of the country, and not to demand or
receive gold. The subject is to be discussed
at general meeting of all the companies
to-day.
The Oshkosh Northwestern says: "a
crowd of two OF three hundred persons was
gathered on the ice of Lake Winnebago
Tuesday to witness fox hunt on the Eu-
ropean PLAN Three live foxes, in bags,
were brought out, and score or more dogs
arranged In line to capture them. At Q
given signal Che foxes were turned looae,
when, Aus three able.h9died tom cats ran
Of on tho !se." i:
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MARRIED,

In Brunswick. on the 10th instant, By Rev. j.
". Blincoe, WILLIAM ASHTON VAUGHAN
to Miss SUSAN. daughter OF John II. Griffin, mer-
chant, OF Lawrencevflle.
On the Ath instant, at the residence of the
JOHN n. GIBBONS, OF Illinois, TO Miss EMMA
G. MILLSPAUGH, OF this city. No cards.
Chicago and Baltimore papers please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-28

ne BACHELORS HAIR-DYE.-This
splendid HAIR-DYE is the best In the world-the
only true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable, In
Simultaneous. No disappointment--no ridiculous
tints remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes, inyigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or brown. Bold By oil druggists and perfnmers,
and properly applied at the Wig Factory 10 Bond
street, New York. NH so-eodts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mr. NEW BOOK-BINDERY AM
~- BLANK-BoOK MANDATORY.

GEORGE L. BIDGOOD has Just established
IN connection with bis Book and Stationery Dusl-
ness, a BOoK-BINDERY and BLANh.Booh
MANUFACTORY,a and is prepared TO do al KINDS
of work in that iiue in the best manner.
A call Is respectfully solicited. e@'-''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-28

DAPER.-Four cases FLAT-CAP PA.
PER, u, IL, and 10 pounds; two cases DENY
and MEDIUM PAPERS. together with full as.
sortment OF LETTER, FOOLSCAP, NOTE, and
FOLIOPOsT PAPERS. for sale at wholesale and
retail. WOODHoUsE PARHAM.
feqs Booksellers and Stationers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-28

~CHARLO TTEsVILLE CAssI-
MERES.-We have In store full assortment Of
CASSIMERES manufactured ct Charlottesville
whicl-we guarantee the best article for mems anu
boys. wenr, LEVY BROTHERS.
1918 and 1sJ5 Main street.
WHITE FLANNEL, full yard wide, aud all
prre WOOL at Soc. per yard worth 75c. fe Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-28

ME- CARPETS! CARPETS A full
assortment Of CARPETS, DRUGGETS, OIL
CLOTHS, RUGS, HASSOCKs, DAMAsK for
curtains, NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS and
TIDES, ct LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
4 few pieces left Of The REAL GEORGIA NAN
KEEN, ten yards In piece, for $l.2s. fe Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-28

ATOTECE.-Haying purchasedo Of Timothy
IN ID, Shaw, the STONE-CUTTERS' YARD,
TOOLS, STONE, &C., situated on Ninth between
Canal and Byrd streets, Id this city. hereby APP
point The said T. ID. Shaw my agent to curry on
the same but to buy snO sell for cash onl,.
JAMES SWEENY.
pvaprApy Ok 1870. ~ 2S-ltk
HAIR-CUTTING.
VI SHAVING, sHAMP0OING. DYEING, and
BATHING SALOON, basement Of bhafer's
Building, above the poSs-ofiica RisnmSna, Ha;
Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths at ell hours. Bin.
slc bath, TWESTY.EIgE Cent?: or Two
ussess fos oNs DOLLAR WH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-28
DRY GoODa

nj nrime cost In order TO close ont
WINTER DRESS GOODS 49,
sHAWLS,
al CLOAK4 g, e,
CAssiMEREs,
HOODS,
fBREAkFlsT CAPEs,
NUBIAs,
QUILTS,
BLANKETS,
HOSIERY, ,.,a- ,..., W.
GLOVES,
i-fTNDERVESTS,
pA1,MORAL and BOULEVARD sKIRTSs etc.,
Also, splendid assortment Of
EAPKINs,.
sHE Ell NeH and sHrBT1sd,
sMRhfiLiI I
..5 MUSLINS,
CAMBRICs,. --- a,s. tE
NAINSOOKS
DIAPER.
WHITE FR. .sa tt6dfeksD rARLATASs.
HANDKERCHlEfS,
SHIRT BOSOMS. ......... ..
COLLARS aud CUbEf,
RUFFLINGs,
LACES. .......
CORsETS. =.
CRAZE and LOVE Wells, ETC., etc.,
which we will sell at cost to reduce stock. Don't
forget the place for BARGAINS
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COMMISSIONERS oFFIcg,1
CHESTERFIELD COURTHOUSE, VA, :
IanuaCH 18th. 1870. J

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,1
CHESTERFIELD COURTHOUSE, VA,
January l4th, 1870.
THO JAMES N. MOODY, SAMUEL D.
j. Atkinson, and others Plaintiffs,
and Eliza Blunt, widow Of Thomas Blunt, de-
ceased; Frederick 7. Blunt, Ira v. Blunt In
his own right and as administrator Of Thomas
Blunt, deceased; Walter K. Blunt, sarah Blunt,
and Annie Blunt. Defendants
and all creditors or other persons interested:
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
the 18th day Of March next to take and settle, at
my office, the account Of all the estate. real and
personal, OF which Thomas Blunt died seized
and possessed, and OF all the debts due the said
Thomas Blunt also, the accounts Of Ira w.
Blunt as administrator OF Thomas Blunt, de-
ceased which said accounts are required to be
taken by the decree Of Chesterfield circuit court,
rendered at the November term, 1892 In the chan-
Gerry suit OF Moody and others agatnst Blunt, ad-'
minlstrator. and others. And you are hereby re-
quircd to attend on the said 18th day OF March at
my Office aforesaid.
GIvep under my hand as commissioner In chan.
Gerry the day and year arst above written. 80
49, SAMUEL T. MADDOX, Commissioned.
BENJAMIN II. NASH, p. q. fe s-TuSw