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The Mexican Revolution.

The Mexican Revolution.
New ORLEANS, March 5.-Adyces from
Mazatlan of February 22d say Veja had
entered Sinaloa. His pronunciamento ig-
nores President Juarez.
The rerolutionists had attacked the for
tress at Mazatlan and been repulsed.
Colonel Caballos had pronounced in favor
Of Veja.
The guerillas were traversing the inte-
rior of the State, and robbing indiscrimi-
nately.
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FERTILIZERS.

DAUGH'S IMPROVED RAW-BONE
ID PHOSPHATE, unsurpassed for raising To-
BACCO, CORN. and I'll CEREAL and GRASS
CROPS and for enrichlnR WORKOUT land; 50 per
cent. cheaper than Peruvian Guano. It's analysis
4-7e Per cent. ammonia 50 per cent: boLe yhoe-
phate OF lime; 1895 per cent. OF which Ia soluble
reputation Is unsurpassed. II has been recently
greatly improved by an increase OF AMMONIA
and SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE. A trial Is allfhas
months time with approved city acceptances.
Orders filed at lowest manufacturer's rates By
LEE, seldom 4 CO.,
fc 21-sln Sole Agents for Richmond, We.
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Domestic Marksss-lBY TELEGRAPH.

| : UonsE8tlC N1EfKBtB-Ib1 1LLEGEAFd1s : :
NEW YORK, March -Noon.-Flour without de-.
c1ded change. Wheat more steady and quiet
Corn scarcer and shade frner. Pork dull at
1916. 75@Sa7. Lard dull st ANl4ac. Cotton heavy
at 22Ac. Spirits Turpentine steady at 4544s3c.
Rosin.strsined, s2.lo; good strained, a2.N.
Freights dull.
on sreR,ng.Oaston heavy sales zoo naies .. e.
and western, 81. eo@S5.so. Wheat lc. better !;
choice white State sl.Go@$l.7o; amber Tennessee,
Corn very scarce and 1c. better; new mixed
western, s7c. gel. Whtskey unchanged. Pork
shade frmer. Lard heavy; kettle. 1sQllsc. Ms
CINCINNATI, March So Corn unchanged.
Whiskey. o4c. Provisions dull and unsettled.
Pork, s2s. 5o@s7s.7s. Bacon dull shoulders, ia
@lltc. clear sides, Ice.
LOUISVILLE, March s.-Corn. esc. Provisions
dull Pork, s27. Bacon-shoulders, Sc. clear
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Foreign News.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, March 5.-The Times to-day
reviews the project for a ship canal over
the Istbmus of Darien, and discourages the
undertaking.
LONDONDERRY, March 5.-Many vessels
have been sent out to cruise for the Inman
steamer City of Boston. The agents of the
line still believe that che is safe.
The heavy gales from the east recently
have, it is said, driven 500 vessels off the
coast of Ireland, which cannot get iuto any
English port until the gales cease. There
is no further advance in the insurance
premium on the City of Boston.
FRANCE.
PARIS, March 5.-An official note says all
prisoners arrested for completely in the re-
cent conspiracy have been duly interro-
gated, and those who refused to answer
have been imprisoned for contumacy. Of
the FIVE hundred arrested seventy-four re-
main in prison.
STAIN.
MADRID, March 5.-The Duke of Mont
pensier arrived to-day amid the firing Of
guns and ringing of bells.
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Grain and flour Market.
CORR AID FLOUR ExCHAEaE, !
HIcHM0Sp. Va: March g, 1870.

OFFERINGS.
Whsde.-N hfte. 500 bushels. Red sl4 bushsIs.
Cbrr.-White, sA bushels. Ssraw-coiered, ca
bushels. Mixed. 1ss bushels.
Caks.-1ao bushels. - 49,
Rue.--s6 bushels. ..r
Fldrseed,- 20 Bushels.
-. SALES.
Whsdt-White, 50 bushels inferior nc al. 10: &c
bushels very good Mt 81 .3s-total, ss bushels Red
50 bushels inferior at al 49, SO bushels mixed AZ
sl..5: "A bushels at 81 171; $40 bushels very good
bushels.
Cor,,.-White, Sss bushels very good at isec; %
bushels prime at sac.-total, as4 bushels Mixed.
100 bushels Mt olc.; Sc bushels at s0c- total 1s2
bushels. ls .Ecs -
Oute.-ls0 bushels good at ssc.
Fldrseed.-8 bushels &C 9i.B; Il bushels az
81. s7i-total. 20 bushels. -
EE-ExHIBITEp.
CoTn.-Whtte ia bushels.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
OF the Richmond Dispatch.


WASHINGTON, February 3, 1870.
The Republican leaders are looking about
them for n new world to conquer. They
have run to the end Of their tether, and the
ten in the long lane is plainly visible.
shcrc is no help for the proscriptionists,
md the sensible men Of the party have
decided against continuing their fortunes
Nth those who refuse to accept the politi-
raj situation as tempered by the headings
NJ tine, There are some who lrould 20
trrther in tho way Of humiliating and pro-
scribipg their fellow-couutrymen, but the
carly forthcoming proclamation announ-
ci1c the adoption by the requisite majority
q states of the fifteenth amendment to the
constitution will certainly put block un-
der the wheels OF prescription. Universal
amnesty follows the fifteenth amendment,
and then the power Of ultra Radicallsm is
,,3~c. The Sumuer-Drake faction knows
This. and will war hard against it, and there
nrc strong indications that unless this sub
feet is settled by the present session it will
enter as leading issue Of the coming fall
camraicn The political war in the North
nud West will be waged partly on this issue
Il the question is not settled before then.
Tie cicctro-heat generating experiments
Yesterday Of Your townsman DR.. Burton,
a, the Wiader building, were entirely sue
ccssfu.. and clearly demonstrated the fact
that electricity can be made available as q
Ae..ng agent. The electrical current was
Generated by what is known as the Wylde
fparneto-clectric machine, which was driven
- = s,eam-cnciuc in the basement OF the
binding. Tic officials of the War and
Navy departments having afforded the in.
yentor every facility for thorough test OF
the invention, much interest was mani
tested to know the resultsot the tests, and
several gentlemen Of prominence we're pre-
sent to witness the experiments. The ap-
paratus, which was the invention for warm
Ing railroad cars by means OF heated me-
tallic plates, is intended to be placed under
the feet OF the passenger. The inventor
explained thoroughly the practical designs
Of the invention, which were the subject OF
much attention by his scientific visitors.
Dr.. Burton is supported in his views by
practical railroad men aud by the best
Scientific opinion in the country.
TlMON.
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The McFARLAND-RIcHARDsoN CASE
The trial of Mcfarland, in New York, for
the murder Of Richardson will probably
not commence until near the end OF the
month, owing to the delay in obtaining the
testimony Of certain important witnesses
for the defence, some Of whom are IN Eu-
rope. Some of the lawyers express the
opinion that the case will drog through the
entire month,
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NEW YORK, March 81 Noon.--M Money easy
at sBe per cent. Gold, 1lss. Sterling Exchange
Long, 1osi; short, 1ass s-2e's. "a coupons LII.
Tennessee s's--Ex-coapons. Ess: new, Isl. Viz
gtnia es-Coupons, 7os; new. ess. Louisiana 7's--
Old, 70; new, 81; levee Gs, 7st; s'a, 90. Alabama
ss, o.; SIS, ss. Georgia es, s7s; rs, %. North
Carolina rs--Old Ast new, 7o,. South Carolina
s's--Old, 81; new, 70.
Erening.-Money easy al 4D5 per cent. Sterling
exchange, 1881. Gold acsive and higher, closing
at 1l31. Governments quiet and firm. Southern
Securities generally Grm.
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Mr.. Niblack went over to poor White
more while the matter was pending, and
said: I'll tell you, Whittemore, how you
can keep your seat in spite OF them"
How ;" eagerly asked Whittemore.
why" responded Niblack, "get some
Democrat to contest it."-Donn Ptaf.
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FIRES ~ WAsHINGToS.-Two destruc-
tive fires occurred in Washington on Fri
day, the first in row of houses on Eleventh
street. The fire originated in the third
story of one Of the houses, and burned
through the entire upper stories of the re-
mainder of the buildings before the pro-
yress of the flames could be stayed. By
great exertion the fire was confined to the
third floor Of the row. Loss, about 9l3,
000; insurance slight.
The other was fire at the United States
Hotel, on Pennsylvania avenue, which
originated in one Of the back rooms of the
third floor. The iremen were delayed
somewhat in getting to work, but finally
mastered the flames. Loss about 200.
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF TEE
CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
COMPANY.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad connecting
the Atlantic coast aud the magnificent harbors OF
the Chesapeake bay with the Ohio river at point
Of reliable navigation, and thus, with the entire
railroad system aud water transportation OF the
great West and Southwest, FORMS THE ADDI-
TIONAL EAST AND WEST TRUNK LINE, so
imperatively demanded for the accommodation OF
the immense and rapidly-growing transportation
between the Atlantic seaboard and Europe on the
one hand, aud the great producing regions Of the
Ohio and Mississippi valleys on the other.
The Importance Of this road rs a new outlet
from the West to the sea mapihes 1t into ono Of
national consequence, and insures to 1t IA extern
sivc through traffic from the day Of Its compile
ton, while In the development Of the extensive
agricultural and mineral resources Of Virginia
and West Virginia 1. possesses along its own line
the clements Of large and profitable local busi-
ness. s= t....
Thus the great interests, both general and local,
which demand the completion Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad to the Ohio river afford the
surest guarantee Of Its success and value, and
render 1t the most important and substantial rail-
road enterprise now In progress in this country.
It's superiority as an East and West route, and
the promise Of an immense and profitable trade
awaiting its completion, have drawn to 1t the at
tention and cooperation Of prominent capitalists
and railroad men OF this city Of sound judgment
and known integrity. whose connection With it,
together with that Of eminent citizens and business
men OF Virginia and West Virginia,
INsUREs AN ENERGETIC, HONORABLE,
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LOOKING AFTER HIS PRoPoRrIoN.-Revols,
the colored senator, called upon Secretary
Boutwell, lately and desired to know about
come appointments of colored men. The
Secretary Informed him that he would be
allowed his proportion, and to put his re-
Communications on fle.-Ae,o York k1-
press.
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GOLD PAYMENTS OF 1STEREsT.-Port-
land, March 4.-This city has commenced
paying gold or it's equivalent for municipal
coupons, according to the decision Of the
Supreme Court.
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4 8 - trHwAro,t Oxsfo1,S
EAETEHN IUNAr1C ASYLUM ,
WfIIfAMHBCna. M9Ych / LIT. j

7 WILLIAA6BEH6s M8YEu u kUs %.
NOTICE.-sEALED PROPOSALS VIII
Board d pireesorsl mt. IF TsIi6aYs b 4. t.
ths saI .apg,aytnE s Ell. sssTlTVTloa
sHesaSkse5ras s Co., ss = a ssnss.
sa S3kES5sss s;s ss - r, ,s,,.
sokfKsa Iasss. Ice 80 g poanas
BHTrERGNew TorE ssase, 900 pounds:
llIEkRINGS-Nogta Carofiaa cnt, 10 bAffsls:
MOL 4 Sugar, nouse syrnp, % gallons;
aa .IlHQiEssssssoi 8. % S Seasa;
Ia nsss., 5sS Isass 4osyards;
MUGS. White ti:s gsilonl gross.
An Of the above stores - Be, OF good qaAttty,
liyered st ths Asylum, ffes Of expense, wtthfa
twenty !2e) DAY from award Of contract. -.
s s os $1,000 2.
speeised Il IBIS Notice and sr vii furnish ssasss
OF each article for which they bid.
The Board reserves the RICH: 70 reject any or al
NH sy esssrof the E1S s., ce HH ss
CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
- H.. RsoAD-NoTIGE TO cOHTRACToRs.:-
dese e r'sssSs :. ua TIE
s. e Sk absSsss
= aus q hanawhs and the Ohio river, inclndtne
EnaEE MILLIONS CUBIC YAEDs OF
EIAGAVATION, and SEVENTY THOUHAND
CUBIC YARDS OF MASONRY.
Also, at the Engineers once at Richmond, Va,
until u ID. March. 10. 1870, for several heavy sec.
lions east or the Falls OF Kanawhs incIadins fsse
diminished work near M:llboro', and that efxH
miles east Of the White Sulphur Springs the Grese
Bend tunnel. 400 feet Lewis tunnel q SEQ feet
five other tunnels fserl 500 to l7o0 feet long, scye.
raj sections in rock cutting; and about 10 S cubic
yards Of masonry. : -
Profles and specifications can be found ss tia
Office Of the company, 81 William streea, New
Va, on and after January Is 1s7o. The comn.ny
reserves the right TO reject any or all the bidp
offered and to make private contracts for tho
work. - III =
Information as 60 time etc., viii be given at tho
letting. For further information apply 10 u. ID.
Whitcomb, Chief Engineer, Richmond, Va, or %
". A. Kuper, Principal Assistant Engineer,
Charleston, West Virginia.
c. 2. HUNTINGDON,
President Chesapeake ana
ia 1s-d2w&t2tawtMarcblo
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The literary societies of Washington Col.
lege have secured Bishop Z. NJ. Mavin, Of
Missouri, to address them at their next COM
mencement. He is said to be one of the
finest orators in the country.
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The citizens of Cincinnati are preparing
for the German sengerfest to be held there
this GUNNER. A building costing from
SIS, ZOO to $780, 900 is to be put up for the
occasion, and will be 240 by l20 feet, and
fitted up with galleries, stage, &c.
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QUEEN IsABELLA.-Aadsid, March f.
1t has transpired that Queen Isabella has
spent over FIVE millions of her capital within
the past eighteen months.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-We learn that Mr..
Henry Johnston, living near Stafordsville,
in this county, had his dwelling-house en-
tirely consumed by FIRE on last Saturday
night week. He succeeded in saving all Of
his furniture. The fire was accidental
PsQriS6urJ Gazette.
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A State Auditor I'm JniR.

New ORLEANS, March 4.-Auditor Wick
life, who hos been impeacehd by the Legis-
lature, has been committed to jail in default
of S5 O0O hail
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Merchants Resumins Specie Pay.
ment.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, March 5.-Several
firms here have resumed specie payment.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-I am prepared
~ to furnish the best quality LORBERRY, Red
Ash, EGG snd STOVE GOALS, ut the lowest
market price. Those In want OF q choice article
viii please give me u call
.Ofice and yard corner OF Seventeenth and Dock
streets. - 17-.1E-f n g12s.tFI-E
feII WRIT ROBERTS.
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Dead Lock I'm the Tennessee
IeCiElafare.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 5.-There i:
no quorum in the Legislature, nor will there
be for the balance of the session. No pro
vision has been made for the payment Of
the interest on the State debt.
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TlMON.

4 CoLoRED MINISTER. Washington,
March +.-Jamcs ". Mason, who was noml-
mated Friday as Minister Resident and
tonSul-Gcneral at Liberia, is mulatto, q
native and resident of Chase county, Ark,
where he is now largely engaged in plant
ing. After graduating in Oberlin College,
OHIO, he was taken BY his father to Paris,
where he again graduated at French
national school. Enlisting in the French
urmy. he served throughout the Crimean
war, and was breyeted Northumberland
for distinguished services. About q year
ago he was nominated rs judge Of the court
ct Care Town, but owing 10 uufavorable
LEGISLATION in regard 10 tie continuance Of
the courts in Africa lie declined the ap-
pV:ntmcnt. His present nomination as
Minister to Liberia was made on the recon-
incubation and ct the instance OF Senator
Mcdonald.
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Presidency Of the Cincinnati and
Chesapeake Railroad.
CINCINNATI, March 5.-Hon. George H.
Pendleton has been elected President Of
the branch of the Cincinnati and Chesa-
peake railroad having its eastern terminus
at GuYandotte
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Reported Resignation of General Jor.
dan from the Cuban Army.
HAVANA, March Slater advices from
the insurrectionary district confirm the re-
port that General Jordan has resigned, and
is succeeded by Colonel Bambeta Tarona.
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Corn.-whi.e 274 bushels.
Cation Statement for the week.

NEW YORK. March 5.-The following Is state.
ment Of the business in cotton at all the ports OF
the United States for the past week Receipts, a.
oos bales. Exports-To Great Britain, o. el7 bales
to the Continent Is, $50 bales. stock on hand and
on sldpboard not yet cleared, SO, $50 bales.
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New CuRRESCY.-The Banking Commit
tee Of the House met Saturday to frame q
bin TO provide for an additional issue Of fifty
millions Of currency in accordance with
the pe.enrptory orders Of the House to that
effect. The committee will doubtless name
bank notes IS the kind Of currency. A bare
majority Of the committee are opposed to
the bill, but are obliged to report it, under
the orders of the House.
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Coop BrT IT MIGHT BE BETTER.-The
stewards of the Methodist Episcopal church
at this place few days since purchased
the hat and lot near the church, owned by
James J. Nye's estate, for parsonage.
This is certainly good situation for par
sonage, and if the preacher in charge can
do uithout house they have made wise
selection, as it only cost s275.-Pearis6urg
Er1oiio
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BOOTS, SHOES, dc.
LUsIBER, LATHS, &c,
2" ~ nkVn

w. C. MAYO. J.f. W. GIBSON.
r UNDERSTANDABLE, MAYQs
IL ISLAHD.-We keep constantly on hand for
sale. In any quantity, large or small, large
stock of SEASONED LUMBER for building pur-
poaes CASING BOARDS. LATHS, PALfSQs,
&c. &C. our facilities for obtaining logs, and
our capacity for saving, enable rs to fh all orders
promptly and at % low prices IS any other Par
nas MAYO q GIBSON.
Dc as-eu Post-oflce box ala
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$1,000, $500, and 500.

They will be issued az Coupon Bonds, payable
to bearer, and may be held in that form or
The Bond may be registered In tho name Of the
owner, with the coupons remaining payable to
bearer attached the principal being then transfer
able only on the books of the company unless re-
assigned to bearer; or
The Coupons may he detached and cancelled, the
Bond made permanent Registered Bond, trans
ferable only ON the books Of the Company. and
the interest made payable only to the registered
owner or his attorney. ..a
The three classes Will be known respectively as
lst. "Coupon Bonds payable to bearer.''
I'd. ''Registered Bonds with Coupons attached
Sd. Registered Bonds with Coupons detach-
ed,' should be SO designated by correspondents In
specifying the alass Of Bonds desired.
They have thirty years to run from January Is,
1870, with interest at six per cent per annu from
BILE in gold In the city Of New York.
The Interest 10 payable In May and November
that It may take the place OF that OF the earlier
Issues Of Juveniles, and suit the convenience
Of our friends who already hold Central and West
ern Pacific bonds, with interest payable in Janu-
airy and July, and who may desire, in making ad-
ditional investments, to have their interest re-
celvable at different seasons Of the year.
The loan Is secured by mortgage upon the en-
tire line of road from Richmond 10 the Ohio river,
with the equipment and all other property and
sppurtenances connected Herewith.
A sinking fund Of sIeo, 900 per annum is provided
for the redemption OF the bonds, to take eject one
year after the completion Of the road.
The mortgage Is for els coo 900, OF which ~,
oco will be reserved and held In trust for the re-
dempt.on OF outstanding bonds Of the Virginia
Central Railroad Company, now merged in the
Chesapeake and Ohio.
Oflhe remaining sla, COZ, 900, sufficient amount
will be sold to complete the road to the Ohio river
perfect and improve the portion now In operation,
sud thoroughly equip the whole for large and
active traffic.
The present price 10 90 and accrued interest.
4 loan 80 amply secured, so carefully guarded.
and so certain hereafter to command prominent
place among the favorite securities In the mar
ketg, both Of this country and Europe, will be IS
once appreciated and quickly S5sorbcd. /
respectfully, /
FISK HATCH, Bankers. /
P. s.-we have issued pamphlets containing
full particulars, statistical Details, maps, ese.i
which win be furnished upon application.
webuy and sell Government Bonds, and receive
the Accounts OF Banks, Bankers, Corporations.
and others, subject to check at sish and allow t-
terest on daily balances. s.r4s7 f
DAVENPORT & CO., Stock Brokers',
No. 1ioa Main street, Richmond,
Agents fos sale Of Bonds ~ Virginia.
e :s-s&Wsm
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COURT ORDERA


'VIRGINIA.-TO WIT: At Rules con-
' tinued and held In the clerks once OF Louisa
circuit court on Wednesday the 9th day OF Febru.
Robert Harlow and Susan, his wife, and Samuel
g. Atkins: PLAINTIFF,
for Rebecca Atkins and her children Miriam
Louisa Bunch and William II. Atkins. Jsms3
Richard Atkins, deceased. .......... Defendants,
IN CHANcERY. "
Of se snRa
Va; upon which the late Rebecca Atkins, widow
s she 81
for her benefit on the e2d Of March, 1s4s, and the
division Of the proceeds or said sale among those
entitled according TO the provisions OF said deed
and affidavit having been made that Louisa Bunch
and William Il. Atkins James Atkins and Samuel
Of hs state On Notion
h he by their It Il
within one month after due publication Of this
order and do what Is necessary to protect their
interests in this suit and that copy Of this ORDER
weeks In the Richmond Dispatch, newspaper
pu .lished in the city OF Richmond and that an.
the courthouse Of this county on the frst day Of
the next county. court
JESSE J. PORTER, 20.
". WINSTON, p. q. fela-MHw
VIRGINIA.-AtR Rules held In the clerks
Office of the circuit court for Nelson county
on Monday the 7th day Of Febru AIRY, 1870:
Lemuel Turner Plaintiff,
against
John j. Camp, Andrew j. Camp, Albert G. Camp,
Charles II Camp, and Robert r. Camp.
Defendants.
INCnANCERY.
The object Of this suit Is to enforce q Judgment
lien Of the plaintiff against the real estate OF tho
defendants, and also the lien Of the writ Of fsrt
fdcias under said Judgment against the debts ana
estate OF the late percantile concern Of A. j.
Camp Co., and to atrch the property OF the alb
| sent de endant A. G. Camp. And affidavit having
been made and fled that the defendant, Albert G.
Camp, Is uat resident OF this State. u Is ordered
that he appear here within month after due pub
| lication hereof IN the Richmond Dispatch and do
what 10 necessary TO protect his interest In this
| suit. A copy-Test:
| :. H.LOVING, D. @.
| T. p. FITZPATRICK. y. q. fe 7-Msw
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

DURE SP1R1 S.
RECTIFIED WHIAkET.
CHAMPION VIRGINIA RYE,
JOHN GIBSON'S SON & CO.'S MOSONGA-
HELA RYE WHISKEYS.
am Offering to the trade large stock of these
GOODS VERY LOW FOR CASH.
a. T. WOOLLEY, Rectifey,
1893 and 1910 Cary street.
-puMW&T