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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-18
AN ASTOUNDING CIR. he IN SPAIN.

The Gduiois gives an account OF hor-
ribir and mysterious affair in Spain.
~blch 1t first heard by telegraph. and
whi''l, II Gays H. would not believe had
not the "details (yct incomplete) bee II
cohiii med by litter frsui its own cor
| respondent. NJ. Miranda. The story Is
That on February IL. n band oil people
thtmber NJ. stately. broke Into a
house ut Aicira. little village n ear
Valencia, at three in the morning
They gst In by making hole in the
roo:. The ;iss:...e or the owner of this
house waA NJ. Ballca. He was in bed
with his wife. The invaders pulled
them out Of bed and put gags in their
mouths. They then went to the room
where six children were sleeping.
Ihrae children they bound with cuTds.
ana then, in sight Of their parents they
tore out their eyes and toByi,es, Az
forwards they cut of thu feet of AZ.
balti.lr and hin eldest son, aameI Vim
cent, buL pilrposely lett the tendon
near the heel uncovered, and then they
hihx them up head downward. After
These achievements they ransatked the
larder. made u good breakfast, ieeriuv
A. their victims all the time, and lei |
the house at daybreak. Two of the |
villains have been arrested. One canned |
Ferdinaud Bxlulia. isa near relation
oi me iamlly. tie went by the alias of |
Cabot. The other man in custody Is
ns'ned Vincent Mrrsa. alias Tort.t.
ne ni,iiiber oi the gang IA NOT stated.
Ihey did not n b the house, ai,i there.
ore Vt 10 supposed that they we're i'm
,slled to execute vcndetta a la Corse.
Nohing more Ia yet known OF this as
Onishing crime.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-18
STATE NEWS.

Mr.. William Waller, -son-in-law OF
the late President tyler, died in
Lynchburg Saturday.
The National Bank at Winchester
has never charged more than q per cent
interest on loans since its commence
ment, aud Is satisfied to receive O PEI
cent. now, Notwithstanding the law
allows them IL.
A meeting ofa portion "fthe colcred
People Of Richmond was held in that
city oil Thursday night which WAS atl-
dressed III a vsry incendiary harangue
by "Hon.'t has II. Porter. A series
OF resolutions we're adopted. appealing
to Congress 10 pursue towards Virgin
Ia the same csarse which has been pur-
siiied in the case Of Georgia. They
were handed over to Porter, who will
doubtless doubtless in due line lay them before
The sehoolhouse at State Hill. in the
lower end OF Poweil's Fort in :his coun-
~ WAS entirely burned on tue nigh.
OF the 2lst ult. Mr.. Planger was teach
ing in the house at the time. and had
succeeded In extingmishing. during the
day. fire when originated in the cell
ing from the stove pipe. aud It IL proba-
bl. the fire rekindlcd during rho II ght.
Quite lot OF books, slatek, &C., were
burned with the building. Shenandoah
Herald.
Bishop James Is at nchbmrg, pre-
siding over the session Of the Washing-
ton Conference. During his stay there
he has been the recipient Inappropriate
Christian courte>ics from distinguished
ministers OF the Methodist Chnrc h
South. Bishop Early. too irs,m,o
call In person, sent his carriage to bring
him 20 his house, and Sr the conclu.io,;
OF = pleasant interview invited Bishop
james to take tea with hiin SUNDAY
evening. Rev. Mr.. Early, son OF -.
Bishop. and Rev. A. q. Brow p LILO
sizing Elder, also called a., h,,,, ~
Norvsii 'ionse, whercs he i, srann' =. .ae
n,.r ~ las. coun..y court OF Craig came
n m pc. mansnt dissolution. Tires
p 80 OF the court including the
. sesidi..g Justice, refused to sit on the
os"c,. hresuse one Of their number had
Q .nsrnted 10 teach negro school,
This for the time suspended all BUSH
ness, TO the great Inconvenience Of
coshSeI and cheats. Finally, however
the obnexi,us m~n,b,r wa, elected.
and the tourt organized with uno5iec-
t.onabls material. These justices. il
VIII DO remcabete ed, belonged to tue
Radical party. are all military appo,n-
Tees, and took the ir0u. lad oath. And
yet this party claims to be the especial
frieiid of the negroes
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-18
THE "coxrNa WOMAN"

There were only six wonen on the
mixed jury recently empannsled in
wyoming Territory, and three OF Them
were unmarried. Some OF thu ca>rs
are said to have contained drvrlop-
ments not exactly tit for ears polite.
WHETHER the female jurors wore veils,
or olnshed in public, il not stated.
rms Is the first authentis subst,tu.
tion OF hetit by p-tticoas jury. and
II came to no verdict In any csl,se, AS
was TO have been expected. But the
world moves. sn6 that il recomprn.~
Tor any little Inconvenience which
may attend its progress. The ..com
ing woman looms grandly up-she
VIII BE- "a private in tho ,niiiiis. special
constable on election days, Fosrth of
july speaker. u member IT the chain.
gang. or anything eiso which suits her.
ohe VIII ASS, me the privileges OF citi.
zehship. anl must share It's duties
Richmond WHO.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-18
THE FIFTEENTH AuExpMEsr.

President Grant. under good advice,
is too cautious to recogniz. the valid
aciion OF the New York Legislature OF
1859, aid IL irregular action OF the
State OF Indiana in support OF the Fit
teenth Amendment, aud hence post
PONIES his proclamation declaring it a
part OF the fundamental law. Ma proc
Id;nation. We are told, will he irsucd
until Congress shall formally receive
Texas and Georgia. without Georgia,
Texas. New York and Indiana. only
twenty six States have ratified the
ameudm, Ut. The President has ex-
pressed desire to make the pruclania-
ton durii < tho current week. bu. his
VIII depend upon the action OF Cun-
gfess III regard To Georgia aud Texas.
In poiat OF tact. no Southern State mas
ratified this amendment. What mas
been done has been BY coercion. or
what Ia called provisional Govern
lhents and OF these the States under
the Constitution know nothing,
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-18
LATE PERIODICALS.

From the Leonard Scott Publishing
Company, New York, we have the re-
print OF Blackwood's Magazine tor Feb
ruary, and the North British Review
for the quarter beginnlng with Janua-
ry 1870.
The April number Of ..petersen's
Ladies' National Magazsne" comes in
advai &c Of all others. We believe it l.
quite favOrite with the ladies, and de-
servedly so.
We return our thanks To Messrs. Ell
Tyson and Tay Tor. News Dealer, Rici =
nond, Va. for the February number OF
the Baltimore Medlca! Journal. for
which useful monthly, they are the A.
gents for Virginia.
The Educational Ournal OF Virginia.
We are very glad to add our mite to
the Communications the pres, showers
OH this young periodical. We wish 1t
the greatest success, and are sure IL will
prove valuable to teachers and scholars.
whsn We x We the names OF the Editors
We say enough TO the educated people
Of Virginis; they are Messss. e. ii. VIM
ston. ID. Lee Powell, Thos. r. Price.
and John u. Strother. The Journal il
published monthly;iu Richmond. only
sl.OO per annam. Business Agent NJ.
w. Lakewood. Z. o. BOX, 400 Rich
mond Va.
The Monthly Report OF the Depart
ment Of Agriculture for January 1870.
has been received.
Zeil.-We a.nst acknowledge the re-
ceipt Of Ze:ls Encyclopedias Nos. III to
l20. For TO Erie.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-18
Trouble IN NORTH cAsoLrEA.

A special dispatch from Wsstinton
20 the New York Ecenirg Post says:
General Littlrfisld has just arrived
here frOW No. th Csrolina. He brings q
communication from Governor tlnldrn
10 tie President. officially ealing for
trsops to suppress the disorders in
Alianance county, which the Governor
has, by proclamation, declared TO be
III state OF lnsnrrrctIon. The re-
quest will be laid before the President
sn Monday.
General Llttlefield represents that
the ku-klux have caused a perfect
reign OF terror IN several at the Demo-
cratic counties Of the STATE, and that
murders are OF daily occurrence. II
peace not restored the Governor will
slio't fly declare several other counties
In state ofinsurr~ction.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-18
zELIRF.

On the subject ot ''reliet for the debt
ors," We have read much anG thought
much, and would say now, In brief, that
while shrinking from anything that
looSs like reputation. we must agree
with those who urge some arrangement
by which the present unhappy state of
affairs can BE- remedied. The legisl.-
ture surely will respond to the rnlrer-
sal petition for relief from the burdens
now weighing down the vast majority of
our people. We leave it to wiser heads
than ours TO suggest III what form this
relief must come.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-18
DAYLIGHT AHEAD.

The New York Commercial Advertiser
eneoiragingly says: There is this con-
rolaiion tor ouI mercantile interests
which are suffering 80 severely b, the
steady decline Iii gold. that when the
bottom Is reached revival of trade
vii. follow. They may now incn, Co a.
siderable loss by the depreciation in
values OF stock on hand. but those who
are able To weather the storm will be
acre than compensated by the activi-
~ which viii succeed the long period
ol sfaghatiOn which has prevailed. As
Affairs proximaie 10 an aute-war
condition. the people will he berler "A.
bic 10 make PURCHASES. and buyers all
over the country who have been hold
Ing back viii come forward.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-18
NEW BOOKS.

We are indebted to Messrs. West and
Johnston. of Richmond Va. for the fol
lowing books. The latest issued BY the
Hoise OF Harper aud Brothers, New
York.
journal Of the Prince OF Wales's Visit
to the East. Journal OF Visit to
Egy pr. Constanrinople. the Crimea,
Greece. &C.. in the Suite ofthe PRINCE
and Princess Of Wales. BY the Hon.
Mrs. William Grey. limo, Clot h 81. 80.
Garibaldis Novel. The Rule OF thu.
Monk; or, Rome in the Min teentb
Century. BY Gen. Garlbaidi. syo,
Paper, 80 ccnto.
So R'ils the World away. A Novel;
BY Mrs. A. G. Steele, Author of
"Gsfdenhnrst." Svo, Paper, so CTS.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-18
FATAL DUEL IN SPAIN.

The Duke DO Montpensier. banished
by his siStcr-in- law Eahei q from Spain
aud but recently allowed ~ return, has
killed Prince Henri lie Bourbon in a
c"ld. blended duel; the particulars OF
" hleh are given in the cable dispatches
this morning. The affair has created
some excitement in revnlu:ionized
Spain Notwithstanding it il simply a
Bourbon family matter. The dead
Prime was brother of ex-Qneen Isa-
bslla's husband and y cousin Of the
Dutehsss Of Montpsnsisr
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-18
TO PROTECT MARRIED MEN.

A bill has bean introduced in the
New YORK State Assembly ,lefinjn.
the rights of married men and eousIize
lug the rights OF ,uan and wife Tba
Dlii provides that = husband hayin~
ciildren BY his wife shall lave AZ, ts.
tate tor life in property left by her
lie shall not be Liable for debts CON.
tractrd by his wife before marriage
nor for debts contracted by her with
ont MS consent, except tor the .upnort
OF herself and children. He may .ell
ms real estate without the consent of
nus wife. and u: his death the wife shall
DC 'htitiei only to dover in his real
estate.
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miscellaneous Grade.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

CUm NUIlCEs
TN Greene Circuit Court, November
L term, 1853.
@ Hume. who sues in his own rig hit as one
of the creditors Of John =. Shelor decd as
Administrator debonis non of such deced-
eut, and as Administrator OF Mary She
lOr decd, Willis Dunn and Martha his
Wife, and William B Haney and barbara
Anu his wlfe-Conplalntants
AGAINST,
Mary q Dei.ne. william t Chapman late
sheriff Of Greene county and AS said com
mittee Administrator OF Robert Pritchett
deceased. John Gaavrs, Robert Beazley
james McMullen, and William Il Sims
Trustee of the Greene Humane society
Jonn X Long, John G. Dulaney, William
u Melone, and Lewis Shelor, Matilda Il.
Shelor, of whom the four last named are
Infants, under the aged OF 81 years,-De-
PENDANTS.
adjudge order, and decree, that IL be referred
to one of the Commissioners of this Court to
take the following accounts. lst An ac-
count of the. transactions OF the late Mary
+. ShelOr, deceased, as Administrators OF
John .. Shelor, deceased. I'd. An account OF
@. Il. Hume, Administrator debouis non OF
John y: Shelor, deceased. 3D.. An account OF
the real aud personal assets of each of said
decedents, shelving the value of any lands,
and the amount of all membranes thereon
and their priorities ifany, 4th. An account
of the debts OF the decedent, John -. Sheler,
and their priorities II any, before the taking
of which he shall warn the creditors by mo-
tice to be published four weeks SUCCESSFULLY
n the Native virginian, newspaper pub
claims before him, on day to be named. or
else submit to be excluded from oil share "
the assests. Wnivii i,S... W "a. III, .... ON
missioner, shall. state, settle, and report, to
gne Court with any matter specially stated,
'afe q pertinent by him, or required by
MN. or required by any Of the PARTIES 10 be
SO stated, Extract from decree.
A CoPX-rESTE.
ANIET MILLER Jr Clerk
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-18

@ Editor Rochefort ia still s.nsa-
tionalizing Paris. He has been writing
.liatrihss in his prison. which were pub.
llshed III his paper. the Mdrseihdisf. = :
This pasfitne has now been prohrbitrd
by the government. and the crazy edit
tor shut up more securely. A batch of
"raw recruits H--consci ipts made de-
monstration In front of his prison n
night or two ago, which shows that ne
still yields some little power among
{ ic iiccrar classes.
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COMMISSIONER.S NOTICE. O..

IF Greene Circuit Court, November
4 term, 1859,
Jon q. Mifler-Plaintifr.
AGAIN>T
Robert Q. Biakey and Sallie his wife, n.rn-
est Miller, Henry Miller, Silian Miller
Richard Miller and William f. Nichols
Adm'r OF Richard II. Miller, deceased
Defendants,
Among other things the Court doth adj
Judge. order and decree, that Is be refe ed to
one OF the Commissioners of this Court to
take, state and settle the accounts, to wit -
ISL, An account of the administration OF W.
+. N1chol upon the estate of the said Rich
ard III. Mil err, deceased. 2nd An account OF
Miller liable TO the pryment OF debts. Srd.
An account of the debts of the plaintiff. and
All other outstanding debts against said
Richard IL. Miller, and If any liens their
pfiOrltleS. 4th, An account OF the annual
and fee simple value OF the real estate in the
bill and proceedings meptione,,. when az
counts the commissioner In directed to re-
port to the Court with any matter v hitch he
may deem pertinent, or which any party
may require To be so reported. But before
taxing said accounts, the said Commission.
er Is 70 give notice by publication in the Ma
i've Vifginian. newspaper published at
Va, once a week forfuur sue
cessive weeks, in which Ill the creditors are
70 oe warned to come in and prove their
debts, on pain OF being excluded from parti.
G pation In the assets OF said estate. which
snail be deemed equivalent to personal no.
tice TO all the parties, except WIN. F. Nichol.
Aomr az aforesaid, who Is to have actual no.
uce.-EIfract from decree.
Il Copy-Teste
DANIEL MlLLER Clerk
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-18
PRESSURE 70 SELL REAL ESTATE.

A letter trom New YORK Of Satur day
says:
There 10 marked pressure inst now
10 sell real estate. Houses Of aimost
every description in tho upper part of
Inc city, Ne we'll rs in Brooklyn, eau be
hsd on very easy terms. In many
eass: sales have been effected BY the
rirchas. paying down OILY years
rent. rms would seem to indicate
mat holders have no ct nfidpnce in
maintaining existing prices. In Jer-
sey CIV ihere IL great deal Of proper
~ advertised, without finding solisa-
" mdnsr, mus TAI. The effect OF this
s.a'e ~ I'M * an rents, as May-day
draws near, Is snxious.y lsoked for.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-18
YIRGyNaA-.Tn-YYIf.

A ] Rules held In the Clerks Office OF
- the Circuit Court of Orange county, on
Monday the fth day OF Marcn 1870.
- ROPER and William Murray late I'M
deftakers and partners, trading under the
name and arm Of Roper and Murray, VIM.
ly Harienia NJ. Cog hiil-Plaintitla.
Robert Brock, Administrator of Isaac p
Clark, .nd William NJ Clark, Thos. Clark,
Joseph Clark, George w Clark jesse q
Clark, Marshall ID Clark, and Catherine K
CLARK, Which said William NJ Thomas
Joseph b.. George w, Jesse c., Marshall
~, ana Catharlne Il. Clark are the heirs at
law OF Isaac Clark d, c'd--Defsndanis
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to subject the land
OF Isaac p. Clark to the payment OF his debts
,...s hv Judgment, and otherwise, there be-
inS no personal estate 20 pas "- same
And 1t appearing by ,Iii,,a,, shat the de-
PENDANTS William NJ Clark. Thomas Clara
J9seoh y Clark. George w Clark, Jesse q
Clark, Marshall ID CLARK and Catharine Il
lark, are. non residents of the State OF yfr-
sinia, on the motion of the Plaintiffs By
counsel, 1t is ordered that they do appear
mere within one month after due publication
OF this order and do what Is n necessary To nr.,
tect their interests, and that q copy of This |
oruer De published once a week for four snc
cessiNe weeks In the Native Virginian a |
newspaper published In the village of Cor
ionsville, and that another copy thereof be |
posted al the front uoor of the Court HOuse
d saiu county on the first day of the next
county Court N'
A Copy-Tests
JOHN q. WILLIAMS, Dep'y Clerk.
for NJ. ID. HIGGINS Clerk
March, ii, lS70.-L. b. WILLIAMS. p q
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VIRGINIA +:


A Il Rules held in tho Clerks Office
4 \ OF the Circuit Court OF Orange, on Mon.
day, the 7th day OF March, 1870,
william y; Caruthers and Ann H. his wife
-Plaintiffs, '-e
AGAINST
Monteila Clark in his own right and es Exc
cutor OF William ID. Clark, decd Amanda
l.. Clark, Joseph Tulloss in his own rirbt
ana as Administrators OF Mary ]. Tulloss
deceased, Molly Tuiloss, William Tulloss
elizabeth Tulloss, infant chiidren OF said
Joseph and Mary ]. Tulloss, John VIII
ilams, guardian ad iiteen for said infants
James w. Clark, Edwin p. Clark. Indiana
n. Clark, Richard Hawkins and Noryella
Y. hls wife, and Richard l.. Nelson-De-
PENDANTS,
IN CHANCERY,
Tho object Of this suit is to obtain a sett,e.
ment of the Executional account of Montslio
Clark upon the estate of William D. CLARK
deceased, null exhibit ofthe present condi,
tion OF the said estate, and a distribution
lnereof as prescribed by the will OF said w
~. clark, and IL appearing that Amanda T.
CIark, Richard Hawkins and Noryelln v
hawkins are nonresident and absent. de-
PENDANTS II Is ordered that they do appear
mere within one month after due publication
ol TINS order ana do what is necessary to
protecI their interests, and that this order
pc published once week for four successive
weeks IN the Native Virginian u newspaper
published at Gordonsville, Va. and n conv
thereof be posted at the front door OF tbse |
courthouse of Orange County on the frs1 |
lay OF The next regular term OF the Court
Gcpy-Teste
JOHN g. WILLIAMS Deny
For NJ. ID. HIGGINS, Clerk,
March ii, 1570.-HALsEY p O.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-18

III Whlttrm"rs has writuen let
yer 20 the negroes OF his late dlstrictiln
south = troiina, announcing himself as
candidate for reelection. He -<ays
lhat ms resignation WAS hasty ana un-
necessary, and that Logan snd other
i.adieai Brethren, in Congress have
sihc" eXprsssod the wish that he might
be returned to his old seat. This con-
yicis Gen. Logan OF prosecuting the
cadetship trade Tor bunconibe only.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-18
HARPER,s BAZAR.

The last number of this admirable
paper contains large and striking pic
tuse entitled Shopping in Broadway :"
from Il sketch drawn by Major VIM. B.
Myers OF Richmond. Va, whose talcnts
are Meeting the recognition they de-
serve.
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ONE-IIALF INTEREST
IN THE
NATIVE VIRG1NIAN.
Eo1 RAr.H

WISHING 10 engag. IN other bust
w ness, of1er for sale my interest in the
NATIVE VIRGINIAN. IL is the only paper
published In the counties of Orange. Madi-
son. Greene and Louisa has q large sub
scription and advertising list throughout
Virginia and the South, as well as many
OF the Northern States. Being located in one
OF the most hourishing sections OF the coun-
try. at the junction Of the two leading Rail-
foats of the State, IL furnishes fine OPEN
Ing for an cnterprising newspaper man, and
could be made to pay for itself in two years
For further information, address
A. f. STOFER,
January q, $3.50. GordonsyiIle
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-18

@ We are under obligations to our
friend, w. X. j., for several numbers
of the Tyler (Iexasl Reporter. lie
must excuse us for not copying the
glowing accounts Of Texas prosperity.
for We are totally opposed to present.
Ing any Inducements to emigration
from our old State. which has abundian
need and space for all within her bor-
ders,
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AnnonnfEntfnfs.
To the Voters OF ORANGE count~

10 the voters OF Orange County.
respectfully offer myself as candidate
Tor the position of Attorney for tine Com
monwealth, at the earnest solicitation Il
my friends; and under an agreement with
MI. Lewis u. Williams, who has filled the
me his cordial support and should his
disabilities be removed, Withdraw in his
iaVor. III elected | promise to exercise all
ne energies OF my nlnd andbody to dis
charge he duties of the officewith fidelity
and credit. w. n. TAIIAEEISI0
February III, 1870
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@ Weare very glad TO receive tie
speech OF Hon. Thomas Martin OF the
Maryland Legislature, OF bill pre-
ssnted bv lin for the appropriation OF
sum OF money to bury aud enclose
the remains OF the Confederate dead at
Peint Lockout, Nd,
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a Copy-Teste,
DANIEL MILLER. Clerk.
CoMx'R's OFFICE, srAxARpsvILLx.l

n, NurcH I. Ib.U.
The parties interested In the foregoing de-
cree ana the creditors of Richard II. Miller.
deceased, are hereby notified thar have an
pointed The 4th day OF Aprl,. 1870. MS the
time. and my office aforesaid a the place
ior taking the accounts and receiving proof
Miller, deceased, when and where they arc
required to attend with the necessary vouch-
ers and evidence TO enable me to report
thereon.
Given under my hand as Commissioner OF
March 1870 -
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To the Voters of Orange.

htmselfa candidate for your Suffrage All the
approaching election, for the office cf Clerk
OF the County and Circuit Courts OF your
Neunly, ana pledges himself, ii 1t should be
ty. RICHAR6 CHAPMAN
February II, lS70.-3t.
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To THE VoTE

10 THE VOTERS or THE COUNTY OF ORANGE
hereby announce myself as n candidate
for the Office of Clerk of lac Circuit and (,orn-
" Courts of the County.
should II be your pleasure to elect me,
snall endeavor to perform the duties OF the
olhce ialthlully. Very respectfully,
JOHN q. WILLIAMS.
orange c. II. Va, February H. Is7c