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Various Items,

WASHINGTON, January 1.-the debate
last night in the House on the admission
was rather scattering. Mr.. Whittemore, of
South Carolina, argued that every act of
the Virginia Legislature indicated bad
faith, and that Governor Walker was in
league with the Democrats. He saw no Sc
curity for the future except by imposing the
conditions named in the bill of the COM
mittee.
Mr.. Palmer argued that Virginia was in
no condition for admission, and favored the
indefinite postponement of the bill. At
fairs in Georgia and Tennessee were
quoted to sustain him.
Mr.. Rogers, of Arkansas, favored speedy
action, and Messrs. Axtel, Crebs, and Nc
Cormic, favored immediate. and uncondi-
tional admission.
The revenue receipts to-day were SAL
600.
The gold-panic Congressional investiga-
ting committee are considering the pro-
priety Of having open sessions. James
Fiske, Jr., will testify before it on Monday
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desrsis-CssiErsSasssl,sr,sEsn eee Hsfuees
General sheFHaan ana Genernl
Terry. - SsE9 fis5s9
Special telegram 10 tho Dispatch. ;:,i D
WAsHiNdToN, January Ia, 1870.
General Terry, military commander in
Georgia, is in constant cypher correspond
ence with General Sherman, making state
ments and asking for instructions in refer
.ence to matters daily coming before him for
decision. General Sherman stated today
that the correspondence, in great mea-
sure, was purely military, and that he did
not desire its publication that Terry was the
military chief or Governor Of Georgia as
implied by the reconstruction acts, and he
was Of very sensitive nature, and that his
object was to try and get things right
in that State. So far he General Sherman)
would approve Of General Terry's acts, and
would give instructions, Sc. but that in
no case would he allow General Terry to
view any question in partisan light, or
render any decision or give any order in
which partisan view could be TAKEN He
had not ordered Terry to arrest any of the
members of the Legislature for alleged
perjury. The courts are in existence, and
if any of them have been guilty of such q
sin they should be properly indicted and
tried; but until so tried and found guilty,
they should not be deprived of their seats
in the Legislature. If it is necessary,
court-martial trials will be held in the alb
sence of courts, SC. Up to 2 o'clock to-
day General Sherman had received no adj
vices from General Terry announcing the
arrest of any of the members of the Legis-
lature. General Sherman also stated that
no order from the President had gone
through his hands instructing General
Terry to make the arrests, &c.
The Secretary of War has no voice in the
matter under the reconstruction acts. 1t is
we'll known here that General Belknap is in
favor of the arrest of these alleged PERU
rers, and that the President is inclined
that way, b& General Sherman has set his
face against all harsh or partisan measures
and therefore, on the question of Georgia
there may not be little " onplcasantness D
between these three gentlemen.
WALLACE.
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EIGHTEEN PERSONS KILLED IN THEA
; TRE.-A fearful accident recently occurred
y. the New Theatre Royal, Bristol, England.
Being boxing-night, a Christmas panto-
mime called Robinson Crusoe" was an
nounced. There was tremendous crush
at the pit and gallery entrance, which is
approached down declivity from the road
way, but which is fully twenty feet wide.
a large number of persons were thrown
down and trampled upon. Seventeen
corpses have been taken out, but none have
been identified. Excursion trains from the
country brought many to the city.
A cry of &" fire" was raised, and the po-
lice constable On duty states that he cried
fire" after some people we're down to in
duce others to retreat, which they did. The
performances proceeded, the manager be-
ing fearful of creating fresh panic by stop
ping them. There arcin all eighteen deaths.
-Four Of the bodies have been identified
The persons killed arc in humble circum-
stances. There WAS much painful excite
ment in viewing the corpses for identified
ton.
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Four MILLIONS OF PEACH, ussEEs.-Ihe
Wilmington Commercial ha,1ne following
An item is going the r9:ha4s, Of .ne papers,
that the State California has 100000
neacb trees ~ about FIVE to every voter
eno,,ch ~ rroduce more than 100 pounds
ann9aitI for every person. The figures
.are, .arge, but they are official, and are
opposed to be correct"
These figures may sound large to people
who do not live where peaches grow, but
they Seem somewhat Insignificant in this
latitude. California has an area of 1885,
9s2 square miles, Delaware has an area of
2,l20, and the eastern shore of Maryland,
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PROPOSALS.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAD-NOTICE TO C0NTRACTOks.I1
Sealed proposals will be received a. the Eng
nccr's Office at Charleston "; Va, ntsi y ~;
and the MISUNDERSTANDING OF BRIDGES on
the Chesapeake and Ohio ratlrot "a between tnc
ais of KanawIla aud the Ohio river, lnciuulhG
THREE MILLIONS CUBIC Ak DS r
EXCAVATION, and SEVENTY THOUSAND
CUBIC YARDS OFF MASONRY.
Also, at the Engineers Office at Richmond, W. cc
until u NJ March 10, 1870, for several heavy bo
lions east of the Falls Of Kauawha, includes rhf
unfinished work near Miboro', and thai NJ. f;rent
miles east of the White Sulphur Springs, oo feet
Bend tunnel, $500 feet i; Lewis tunnet seve.
five other tunnels from 500 to 700 feet 70 cnbic
raj sections In rock cutting and abor ''''''
Protles and specifications can sarne a. Na ne
York: at Richmond, Va. anso' The co,,,mr
Va, on and after January 10, anv or ri, thn Ids
reserves the right to rejIeYfte Contracts for the
offered, and to make PR
work. etc. will be given at the
letting. For further tneer, Richmond, Va, OF to
Charleston, West c. L. HUNTINGTON,
President Chesapeake and
- Ohio Railroad Compau,n
A. - i2tawtMarchl0 -~~t....
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Domestic Marke.s-rBY TELEGRAPH.

. =
NEW YORK, January -Noon.-Flour dull anf
5@loc. lower. Wheat dnll andl@sc. lower. Corr
dull and 1c. lower. Pork quiet mess, e7I.SSe1
s27.s Lard dun at lss@lssc Cotton steady q 2,
s2.EGlS2.2o for strained common and good
strained.
Erening.-Cotton steady; sales, s,ooe bales.
Flour, 34.ss@S475; common to fair extra south,
ern, s5.35@S5.oo. Wheat heavy; winter red and
amber western, Sl.2530f1.2si. Corn heavy and
declining; new mixed western, ssc:; old 91;o4a
Pork lrmer. Kettle Lard. lt@l7sc; WHISKY yy
val stores quiet. Freights very firm.
BALTIMORE. January A.--Cetton-;o Rsrings
light ut Csc. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
dnll, except for choice. Corn firm. Oats steady.
Rye firm. Pork quiet at go. 5o@sao.s 50. Shout.
ders, la3@I4c. Whiskey firm.
Virginia e's-Oid, IL; North Carolina cs-New,
20.
CINcINNArI, January ID Corn quiet. Porh
doll and held ut Sa8s7a Bacon--S Shoulders, Hic.:
sides, 15tc. Lard firm kettle, 1e3c.
AUGUSTA, GA, January N-Cotton active snt
frmcr; receipts, $50 bales; sales, e2s bales.
SAVANNAH, January A.--Cotton firm ut &c.
receipts, 400 bales; exports, 2,oSs bales; sales
huIac =.s.s i. :
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TELEGRApHIC : NEWS.
new York stock and ago,,ev ,r.r,..

View York Stock and Money market,
NEW YORK, January Il Noon. = stocfs s4eaiy,
Money, per cent. Sterling Exchapse-Lop 1851
short loof Gold, 1917. s.2o's So, coupons, ilss
Tennessee cs--Ex-coapons, $50; new, Isl. yir.
ginia es, ex-coapons, s.; new, CO. Louisians
o's-oid, COZ Levee e's, eAs; s's, 80. AIabams
as, 90; S's, 90, Georgia cs, 80; 7's, sol. North
Carolina 8s-old, 40; new, 2zs. South Caro-.
lima s's-Old, 70; NEVIS. ...7:
Ereniaig.-Money steadily growing easter, with
very large sapply at eep7 per cent, with excep-
lions at lower rates. Sterling improved In de.
mand at losa6loas. Gold strong at 1917. Govern.
menss steady, with great activity and excitement.
North Carolina e's, 10; new, eaA special tax 81.
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH].

Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH].
LONDON, January IA Noon. - Consols, 92a
United states bonds, 81. Sugar dull. -+
PARIS, January H-Noon.-Bodrse opened dull
rantcs, 73f. 75c., and closed dull.
LIVERPOOL, January H-Noon.-Cotton quiet
uplands, llSd.; Orleans, usd.; estimated sales, TO-
600 bales.
THO o -Cotton.-Sales now estimated al
L., 900 bales. Yarns and fabrics at Manchester
quiet and firm. Red western wheat, 7s. Cd. @'s.
Els. 3D. Lard, COS. "
LIvERPooL, January H-Erening. --Cottor
firm: uplands, 1lsd.; Orleans, lad; sales, u,
ton. Turpentine, 2Ss. Cd.
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\ pcripatetic and periphractic quill
driver, temporarily here, has prepared for
a northern weekly illustrated paper O
scries Of sketches o. the sclf-madc men of
Virginia, including General Malone, Ma
lor Sutherlin, Franklin Stearns, Esq,
Thomas Branch, Esq, and others. The
sketches referred to have been accepted
and paid for by the publication in ques-
ton, and will soon appear, accompanied
by portraits OF the gentlemen. More tilan
one paper of the north has long had this
species of biography as prominent feature,
i. having proved quite popular in that lati-
rude NOT only with readers, but with the
individuals thus brought into notoriety. 1t
Is certain, however, that southern gen.
tlemen do not relish these public relations
of their private life, and the author OF the
sketches of our Virginia self-nade men is
likely to receive anything but thanks from
his subjects,HyE is proper to say that these
biographies have been prepared withoP1
the consent or knowledge Of the partrs
have named.-Richmond letter.
turg Express. ,ea nj r,,r;n
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7REAI EsTATE Ar PRTvATE SAFE.

TOR SALE PRIyATELY.-As COM
missionefs under q decree OF the circuit couis
XlIsn. &c. we win SELF privately THIRTLEM
HUNDRED AND TWEETY,E0URs ACkES
VaTfIhRIE FARM OF SIX HUNDRED AND
SIXTEEN ACRES; $50 Of which are valuable
Byrd ereck fairgrounds. This farm e y 1 good
condition plenty Of timber, asnaS, M Throc
lands are on Byrd creek. IN the county Sf aooen.
land, ifty-four miles from the city Of hicnm0n&
one mile from the town OF Columbia, anu sSe1y
near the James river canal. 80 -
Plats OF these lands'c can be seen at the once q
w. W, COSBY, attorney at law, 11l8 Main stIee y,
Richmond. Va. They will be sold, LII desreo, IN
pa s~'' ~ 90. = w. W. COSBY,
JOHN O. STEGER,
IN l3-2aw3w Commissioners.
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CoMBINING BUSINESS AND PLEASURE
A Florida correspondent Of the Richmond
Dispatch gives some queer revelations of
northern invalid life land death) down
there. Yhc following story will oufioe.
What practical cuss' that chap was,
to be sure !-Augtsta (Go.) Constitionalist.
THE coffin and potatoes and orange
story.l
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PIDanelaI aid Cunmsi nil
Grain ard FIoaf Market
- CORN AND FLouB ExcIIANgE. /
PrcHNoNp. va, January u, l67e. )


.s, CoRs AND FLOUR ExcHAMgEs}
RICHNONp. W A.. January ~, is7es711 /,
oFFERIyGs. 4
tvheas.White, 10 bushels Bed: ~ bssnen IL.
torn-White, $40 bushels. yellow, g ps .'s1
Oats,-f78 bushAlf. Z. 81 q.
Z Rue.--aGS bushels. z,E4 5s se}
fHsal.-1A buaheis. .5,y lsii2. SO tyis Il
v5en4 White 10 bushels at st273 Dnsness YER esI
fnfsrfor MT slo5 Red, so bushelB prime ~ xiss1
bushels very inferior at SLos u Oustse'S =
Gnrn..-White, SO busicis good new e voc: aas
bushels very good new ut soc; 50 onsneis Psts
new at eaSc bushels prime new AZ yoC:, sv ouon
els prime new ut g. Yellow, 90 Dus ~ :
oats-1oo bushels prine at &c.; 10 bushels Prime
OF Sic. ~ ~
Meal.-White, country unbolteds ~ pusaels -
RE-ExHIBITED.
Dheat.-Red, 90 bushels.
Odts.-1G0 bushels.
Rye.-5s bushels. 80
(. '''s $50 REMARKS. ~;
Offerings of Wheat very light, and no change In
figures. Offerings Of Corn light; the market OPEN
cd at DOC. for good and very good white, and ~
osac. for prime, the latter closing at 81 Oats ad-
vanced. Rye unchanged.
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The Fifteenth Anne ndment.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, January l4.-The State
Senate to-day ratified the fifteenth amend
ment by vote of l9 to ls.
TOPEKA, KANSAS, January lathe Kan
sas Senate to-day ratified the fifteenth
amendment. The Legislature has ordered
pictures of Jim Lane and John Brown for
Tho Sanate wallis
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tIGAEs.--A petition to Congress is being
drawn up By the National Cigarmakers' As
ISOLATION Of New York city, and also cir
cular calling for the aid of the leading
trades unions in the United States, the OBJ
ject being either to obtain return to the
tariff Of 1866 ON imported articles, or to
obtain exemption from taxation on home
grown tobacco,
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ELECTRIC LIGHr-lIousE.-A beacon at
Granton, Scotland, WAS lately, as an expe-
rment, illuminated by an electric light. A
magnetic battery, generating the electricity,
was stationed on shore, whence the fluid
PASSED through a submarine cable fully
half a mile long. The light was made to
fash in front of mirror at the top of the
tower, the flashes being quite brilliant, and
with the machine in use, counting as high
as 500 per minute.
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4 Lucky YoUNG MILLlNER.-A young
millner in Fort Edward, N.Y., to whom
Ler atiianced lover, IL young English noble
man, lett 2l7,000,000 at his death, some
mouths ago, is native of Glover, n. T.,
and the niece OF Daniel Gray, Of that town.
Ali attempts to set aside the will have been
abandoned, and she is Informed by her
agent in London that an instalment Of
5000, 900 will I've forwarded the present
month. -Nelr lUyk Post.
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The telegraph Lcnguers Strike.

WASHINGTON, January l4.-Several nore
of the striking telegraphers in the office
here have resumed work under the amnesty
proclamation of the Western Union Com
pany and the conditions therein contained
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FRANCE,


PARIS, January l4.-The Emperor Ma
poleon visited the troops yesterday after
noon. and was received with enthusiastic
cheers.
PARIS, January l4.-Trego and others
sentenced in 1864 for conspiring against
Napoleon's life, are included in the Impe-
rial amnesty.
The city is tranquil, and the soldiers or
dered from the neighboring garrisohs have
been ordered home.
ROME.
BRUSSELS, January 14.-Private letters
from Rome say tho Pope is chagrined at the
drift of the ESumenical Council, and will
dissolve j. before midsummer:
ENGLAND.
LONDON, January 1.-THE Times, in an
editorial ON the Noir tragedy in Paris, re-
grets Ollivier's indulgence to the threats
publicly made, and thinks it impossible to
exaggerate the danger of the situation at
Paris.
The Morning Post thinks that trans
continental railway alone can save British
Columbia from annexation to the Unto
States.
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Nomination of Iowa Senator's.

DEsMo1NEs, Iowa, January l4.-The
Republicans of the Iowa Legislature have
nominated Judge Wright, of the Supreme
Court, for the long term in the United
States Senate, and J. B: Howell, formerly
editor of the Keokuk Gate City, for the
short term. ..--' $780,
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MADRID, January IA resolution was
introduced into the Cortes yesterday Tor
ever excluding the Bourbons from the Span,
ian tthfeae. Argument upon it commences
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GORGE W. LEWIS, PLAINTIFF. VS..

GEORGE w. LEWIS, PLAINTIFF, VS..
Ant, IN CHANCERY,-TO MARGARET ANN
LEWIS, WIFE OF GEORGE w. LEWIS |:
Take notice that on the 2ith day Of FEBRUARY
that day, at the law Office OF Upshur B. Quinby, In
Onancock Accomac county, Vs.. shall proceed
TO take tt e depsitions or Mitchell Scarborough,
evidence for me In certain suit In chaneefy now
pending In the circuit court for the county afore-
said, wherein am complainant and you are de-
fendant and II, from any Cause, the taking Of The
said tepositt0ns shall not be commenced or being
commenced, should not be completed on that day,
the taking Of the same will be 1djonFned from day
shall be completed. ~ 5 j
Given under my hand this It'll day Of January.
A. D. lS7e. GEORGE w. LEWIS, +ef'
by Epshur B. Qainby, his counsel
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Foreign News.
THE EXCITEMENT IN PARIS.

PARIS. January l3-2 p. N-Thc
..,y is still greatly excited. During the
,i-ht the disturbances continued, hut there
were no serious conflicts. Several police
l.cn were wounded by stones thrown, and
eve was dangerously stabbed while attempt
~. to lucl tic disorder. 4 magistrate was
stuck on the head with stone and
Knocked down. Many other outrages were
committed. Troops have not appeared in
forge since the crowd in The Champs Ely
ICES dispersed LAST night, but extensive pre-
r0ra,ions have been made 10 guard against
nuy repetition Of the disorders. There arc
now in Paris over 10000 soldiers, in
c'uiing detachments Of cavalry recently
arrived from garlisoGs ana several batteries
of artillery IRON Nincennes. The police
force has also been largely increased. L is
MT supposed The people viii dare make any
farther disturbance.
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WOOD AND COAL.
TONES 81 BROOKE,
j SIXTH STREET NEAR CANAh.
Best ANTHRACITE COAL,
DOVER COAL, lump and bail

A NTHRACTTE CoAL.-y Just landed
NIX 4 Hef rHMS CHOICE QUALITY RED ASH,
T1PRERRS EGG, and STOVE GOALS, which
viii be Sa In any part OF tns city IT.
pa Pc TN E WOOD at lowest market rates.
Irsice and yard, corner OF Seventeenth and Dock
>.reets. tde 2ol WHIT R0BERTS. =
last FRANKLIN LORBERRY AN
Il THRACITE COAL.-Aful supply or this
Justly celebrated GOAL for family use--egg stove,
and chestnut sizes: also white ash. lump, steam
boat, and egg sizes. For sale at market rates.
s. P LATHR0P,
dell seventeenth street. at draw-brtdge.
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CuNTIECED AGITATION.


PARIS. January l3.-Thc city is still
l.uch ugitAtci over the recent homicide.
Troops are held in readiness to act, though
90 display is made. The Emperor to-day
visited the barracks and military schools.
ro"hrfort Was rrcScn, to-day * the sitting
81 the Corps Lceislatif. Monday has been
APPOINTED the day for discussion on the az
raignmcnt III Rrchciort. II ia rumo1ed,
However. that the Government will with
draw its demand. and VIII propose Law
providing that al! political crimes and Of
fences be triel by jury.
SYMPATHY FoR VICTOR NoiR.
LONDON, january l3.--Letters from
Paris represent that the feeling Ct sympu-
ny for Victor Noir is profound and wide
Tread among the masses. The Govern
Dcut is taking every prccaution to prevent
al outhurst Of public indignation.
MR.. BRIGHT on IRELAND.
Lo<po>, january l3.-Alr. Bright, at q
public breakfast in Birmingham yesterday,
made speech on American Fenians, whom
he characterized as citizens of another
country persis;ing in disturbing the peace
OF this. The Irish rich, he said, suffered
less than the Irish poor, since lawlessness
sXucts that haIshncss in the laws that the
POOR only complain Of. Mr.. light, how.
ever. in conclusion, promised his co0pera,
ton to obtain the release OF the Fcniar
prisoners.
BRITISH AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.
LONDON, January 13.-Thc Pal Nal
Ga5 tie to-day speaks of the petition of tine
col0nists Of British America for indepen-
dencc as the work of American politicians,
and intended as set-off for the Alabama
claims. The petition, if genuine, would
have been addressed 70 England.
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M ACHINiE 8 HOP
gLcAT s. ADDINGTOH,
Il 3 sMACHIHISTS.
WogKs AND OgyIcE !: llis cAR1s STHxxf, Ia
| 7.F3 FoURrzENrH RIcuHoND, III ssz S e &

AII, KINDS or NEw WORE; RLFAdEIE9
sn r1h IT TOBACCO WORK of Al kinds msde
and repaired, With an Kinds Of stcaln. nssl1sS ~
came: PLHTFoRM and otke. sCALAs6 AZ ~.
ymHHDs6N,S PATENT STEAM-ENgINE9 oys
RFREOR sELDEN's PATENT STEA1-E4.S
aLNE EACk7Isss ssS Sam ,e 81 shsss me-
sre Tarranteds Tor q year. Ne know Slen 70 =
the best gauge now In use Thsy ars ~, 49, r.
tirles aivsys on band Woalso keep M0LLANyGp
pfTEET BELF-FEEDING OII.-CUP. tor ansss.
Ing and all kinds OF machtnery, VIXEN 49,
now ous, Come and see n a1d rs.
= .''sf .. - GEORGE b. A,0AIin-.
INV u A.. JACKSON ADDIH6TUNs
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nor SALE. A LONG COUNTER AND
T E SHELVING suitable Cor @ Grst.elaas store.
49-.s 2 Is A. w. CARRIER s&s Co,
ia ia--3s .:: No. s3s Maia stIeSf.
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English Cotton Trade.

LIVERPOOL, january ID The sales of cotton
here for the week were O., 900 bates, Including
TO- 900 for export and 900 for speculation; stock
3s6 900 bales, including IL, 900 American receipts
for the week o7,ooo, including a. COG American
stock aoat 167 900 bales, including n, 900 Ameri
can.
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VIRGINIA In circuit court of the city
Y Of Richmond. December 9th. 1sea:
NJ. s. Brown John MiIlidgc, Dr., and Fanny u
Millidge, his wife, who was Fanny e; hon Pin
son G,aai,1;t
| j. Wilcox Brown and James Peasants executors
ofthe will ofJ. Thompson Brown, deceased ana
Tbis ay came on this cause to upon the
papers originally read therein and 1t appearing 70
since the qualification Of the executors Of .:
court of the accounts of the said executors and Of
the debts and demands against the estate or their
'" Now, therefop this court upon the motion Of
| John Milledge,T Jr., and Fanny c. his wife, who
| was Fanny C. Robinson. and one Of the legatees
and the T or e
cree that the creditors OF the said decsdent 90 ap
pear in this court the first day Of the next term
5 be esFse Of hs
should not be paid over and delivered, assigned,
and to the legatees and deyisees under
ceased. And this court doth further order, ad-
| Judge, and Decree that this decree and order be
published week fSs four S stsa o1
at at the door Of the Hastings Court house, in the
otsy Ia. Il this city ssRgzbsEafhfss ip
VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
\
| ty of Accomac on the first Monday In January y:
d.. 1870, the same being the third dSy OF tne saso
| month: n,.,.,x
George ". Lewis. flsintin
against . y
Margafet Ann Lewis, wife Of the said George w.
IN CHANCERY.
The objects Of this suit are to obtain dfssolu-
tion Of the marriage between the plaintiff and the
defendant, and divorce, according to the acs o.
A ssembly In such case made and provided, ana 70
obtain dec ee barring and preventing tne oe-
| PENDANT from having or claiming any DOVER or
llstributiye share, other interest, rlgnL Hse
1910 In to- or out Of the plaintiff IS real OF
or during bis life or after his dsSesSeJ
personal estate. the care, cuseoayI aug
and giving to che plaihClh ,n nv tae deienoant,
| CONTROL Of the plaintiff son
and for general relief .ASclefk OF
the said c)urt that the defsdd1nt Is not resIe
OF this State on motion OF the pialLtn, Dy DIS az
tnrnry ft s ordcre tnat the said defendant do ap-
near iere withfp one month after due publication
IF ihis order lad do what is necessary to protect
her interssls; md that this order be published
once geek for four successive weeks In the Rich
mc-ld Dispatch, newspaper published In the
sfy OF Richmond, and also pasted at the front
door OF the courthouse Of this county on the first
day of the nexl term OF the county court Of said
county.
for William II. d. CpstiR C. c.
CPsHUR B. Quincy, p. q. jaAf4w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-15

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