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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-14

A JAPANESE CURIOSITY. is on ex
hibition 1T Weisiger's Japanese scinetar
which is we'll worth the attention of the Gu
rious. 1t was presented to Gov. Floyd, O
Va, while he was Secretary of War, ano
by him presented to Capt. Z. F. Walker
of this city. Before ID came into Governor
Floyd's possession it was welded by a
member of, the royal family Of Japan. The
blade is of highly tempered steel, with
razor edge, and the hilt is ingeniously
wrought OF copper, silver, and gold. In
these days of suicide, II anybody wishes to
make sensation in that line let him Dor.
cow this instrument! and commit harl-kari,
1t is the very thing for the purpose.
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RICHMOND AND CHARLESTON, S. Give
had occasion a few days since to speak OF
the manner iu which Richmond is stretch
ing out her arms for the trade'of the great
West, sending some of the workmanship
of her artisans as far as Chicago, and all by
rail. Now we have to record the shipment
OF. large quantity OF bacon by an all-rail
route to Charleston, S. G.. This was made
on Saturday via the Richmond and Peters
burg railroad. "A new era is dawning on
our city, and if our merchants will i'm
prove the opportunity as they should, and
as we have no doubt they will, they can
secure for Richmond all the, benefits that
viii result from so large a trade.
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WASHINGTON AND OHIO RA1LROAD.-Ne1o
Proposition. Martinsburg (West Vir-
ginia) Statesman states that proposition
has been made to Hon Charles j. Faulkner,
president Of the Martinsburg and Potomac
Railroad Company, by some leading an in
tluential citizens of the county ofLoudoun,
w., to extend the Washington and Ohio
railroad from Hamilton, in the county OF
Loudoun, it's present terminus, to Martins
burg, by kcyc's Gap and Charlestown. 1t
seems that some OF the parties interested in
that road have become discouraged by the
inability of the company to procure the
necessary funds to construct the work ac-
cording to the route originally contempla-
ted, and that they are now disposed to
strike for Mar,inSburg as 4 point that will
furnish them the most convenient and nc
ceplable market for the supply of authrh-
cite and bitumnous coal. The proposed
extension to this place will give to the
Pennsylvania roads almost as short line
to Washington as the Baltimore and Ohio
road. -ys.f.y,I eg.s.a "rE
ohcurI rroippt I
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SEQUEL TO THE GAABLER's SToRY.-To
the Editor: Of the Tribune !.--Sir, ,-Having
noticed in the columns of the Tribune a
biographical sketch OF Phoebe Cary, which
contained an incident from my letters from
China, think that the sequel to the story
OF sc The Gamblels " may interest her many
friends.
The old man spoken of in the anecdcte
has returned TO California, and has beconie
a ard-,rorking Christian man, while
:. Harry" has ienouBced, gambllng;a and all
its attendant vices. The incident having
gone the rounds of the press, the old man
saw it, and finding its . .credit, !" wrote 10
me about it. Thus Phoebe Cary's poem,
+. One Sweetly Solemn Thought" &c., has
saved from ruin at least two who seldom or
never entered u house >of worship. =. y
am yours, RUSSELL H. C0NwELL. /
Iraoetler Office, Boston Aug. U, 1871. !
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The LEE GUARDS FLAG.-The new flag
of the Lee Guard, noticed in this paper
several days ago, and which is now on ex-
hibition at Weisiger's hat store, will be pre-
sented to the company at an early day. 1t
is understood that the presentation address
will be made by Mayor Kelley, and that it
will be received, on behalf OF the company,
by Capt. Sloan. This flag was designed by
Mr.. Kennedy Palmer, Of Richmond, and
manufactured by Horstmaun, OF New York.
Horstmann has been in the business many
years, but writes that this is his best piece
Of work in the banner line.
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THE REASONS WHY Dooiey's Yeast Powder is
preerred to any other baking powder In marker,
owing to l!s perfect purity quality, quantity,
and economy The ingredients are strictly free
from deleterious substances, and hence the full
strength Of each ottlined, and the results are
unifcrm every time 1t is used. This cannot be the
case IN those of ordinary manufacture, aud for
proof of our assertion we simply ask those who
have never used Booiey's Yeast Powder to give
It trial. Your grocer keeps 1t. Dooley Il Bro /,
manufacturers, 80 New street New y ork.
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REoRa AN1zATIosy OF, COMPANY ca
at al meeting of company " G J" held al
Springfield Hall, Church Hill, on Friday
evening, August 11th, First Lieutenant j,
D, Whitehead was elected captain, vice
WIN. 81. Gordon resigned VIM. 7. M.
Kellam, first lieutenant; James z. Sharpe,
second lieutenant !; s. W. Farrar, Junior
second lieutenant; Il. M. Taylor, orderly
sergeant. 81
The uniforms of this company are. now
beine made, and will IN three weeks be
ready for service. ltsis composed of some
or the best material on Church Hill, and
the officers are. men of military experience
and talents.
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ANOTHER SIGN OF THE TlMEs.--On Satur'
day we announced the Investment. by Ger
tain western gentlemen of considerable
amount OF money in Richmond real estate,
with 4 view to settlement. Since then an
other case has been brought to our atten-
tion Il Chicago gentleman having on Sat
urday offered $4,000 for one of the unim,
proved lots fronting Monroe Square. The
real estate agents are anticipating brisk and
profitable business with such customers
men who know q good chance when they
see it, and have the money to.avail them,
selves of IT, -
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Tuy Philadelphia North american re-

The Philadelphia North american re-
publishes ".The Untold Love Of Alice
Cary IS but says it is Incorrect In SO far as
1t states that Miss Cary contributed to the
support OF Mr.. Griswold during his last I'LL.
ness. We quote $. The story is Incorrect
in so far as It concerns any contribution to
his support in his last sickness. That was
furnished by his wife's relatives and by
friends. But the statement OF other mat
ters will interest many personal acquaint-
ances OF DR.. Griswold, and the numerous
circle who have always esteemed the Cary
sisters-so richly deserving of esteem"
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J FH,Ol,ir WASHINGTON.
BRITISH AND AMERICAN MONEY ORDERS

~ BRITISH AND AMkHlChF hpN0A oi'h'''-o' :
|. WASHINGTON, Aug. .-The convention
for the interchangesof postal money orders
between Great Britain and the United
states. having been duly ratified, VIII go
!, into effect on the I'd day of next October,
and the Post office Department has now
completed preliminary arrangements forits
practical operation. Out of the s453 money
Eorder offices of this country, $40 have been
authorized to issue postal orders on the
postrnaster at New York city for payment
in the United Kingdom. Great Britain, and
Ireland, and to pay orders lssned by him
| for sums certified by the Post-oftice Depart
ment of that country for payment In the
United States.
These offices have been selected In all the
! States and Territories with view dOf ac-
commodating localities where the greatest
number Of such foreigners reside as will be
tare to be made through the two Govern
ment exchange offices in New York and
| London.
In this country applications can be made
only for the equivalent in sterling OF GER
tain sum of money in United States cur
rencY, which latter amount being deposit
ed at the local office is transmitted to New
York, and there converted into q postal
sterling draft at the current rate for gold
on the day of its receipt.
| This draft is made payable by the British
| authorities in any designated locality of
| the kingdom. No single order will be is-
sued for more than $50, but parties desir-
fling to remit larger. sums can obtain addl-
ftional money-orders. The rates Of COM
| mission on these money-orders will be as
Follows: On orders not exceeding $40, 70
cents over $40 and not exceeding $50, 5O
cents over go and not exceeding. $50: 70
cents over $50 and not exceeding $40, $l !;
over $40 and not exceeding $50, Sl.25. ~
| POSTAL AFFAIRS. -. 49,. H..
| Vrqinia.-A new Office is established at
Summerfeld, Grayson county, Va, and
Miss Julia A. Fulton appointed postmts-
tress, on route 1851, between Wrtheville
and Independence. - =
| Virginia ond West Virginia Contract Of
tfce Orders.-Route 4,492, Jetersvllle to
Cumberland Courthouse. X. P. Davis
having failed. contract with james b. En-
roughly, at S4l6 per annum, from 1st July
to 31st December, 1871, or longer at same
rate If so ordered by the Postmaster also,
route 4,4S8. Geuito to Sunnvside, Va, con-
tract with r. T. Hayne at $50 per annum !;
same time and terms as above. Route
f. IA, Virginia, TunstalPs to Williamsburg.
Geo. IL. Hobart having failed, contract
with VIM. Temple, of TunstalPs, Va, at
! $3.50 year, 1st July to 3lst December; or
ilonger at same rate. Route 4,155, Vlr-
gnia, Raleigh to Red Sulphur Springs, d.
| g. Dunn failed, contract with Spariel
Bailey, of Raleigh Courthouse, at 1920 per
annum, .1st July to 31st December, or
| longer, &c.
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THE ELEGANT AND REFINED.-In the hot
summer weather nothing is more refreshing and
healthful for the skin than the free use OF pure
cologne. MEADE & BAKER, 30 Main street, have
imported from Germany a fun supply Of Veri;a-
bic Eau do Cologne, made by the celebrated Nun,
Marie Clementine Martin; and al who have
used pronounce it far superior 10 any ever sold
in this country.
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The standard picture of General II. e. Lee can
only be obtained at the LEE Gallery, and like all
the productions of this celebrated studio II 10 the
best. How the proprietor can produce sucn, oeau-
tiful pictures at such reasonable prices Is really
agtonfs shInp.
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WHAT NEXT 2-1he field of invention seems to
be exhaustless. One. OF the latest and most de-
nghtful novelties we have seen is the CONDENSED
Soda Water, prepared by WOOD Sons, Rich
mond, Va. 1t Is II the form OF powder, has the
favors Of various fruits, and is sweetened snd
charged with gas. a moment suflces to prepare
It, aud then you have beverage that would have
made Jupiter discard the fabled nectar and subst-
rute this ncom parably delicious article. Its con.
yenience. its cheapness, and Its superiority over
most of the ordinary soda water are rapidly bring
ing Il Into general u5e.
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BURGLARY ON GOVERNOR STREET.-On
Friday night lat an unknown hour) the
office of Major J. M. Stevens, the peniten.
tiary store-keeper, on Governor street, be.
tween Main and Franklin, was burgla.
riousIy entered. The thief got in by break.
ing bar out of the cage of the window in
rear of the building. Major Stevens found
bis goods and papers very much disar.
ranged on the next morning, but nothing
was missed ex cept pair Of CATERS and
two odd boots.
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AUGTIoN, : AlEs To.DAY,.

u D: n:WBTTEHE4D e gawili sell st ID 4. NJ.
j at their store, groceries liquors, &c.
Tft9s. " sKEEEE e. win sell at 10 A. NJ. pianos
3 household furniture, &c.
LYME i BIO. viii sen at IL NJ. one third inter.
est in tract of tEmbered land In Chesterfield
county. on the Richmond aud Danville rail-.
road, near Robio's station.
D. X. WEIsIGER will sell as p. NJ, at Chester.
field courthouse, in Manchester, three -fourths
Interest in 500 acres OF land contiguous to the
coal lands In Chesterfield.
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SUIT FOR MADIsoN's HoMEsTEAD.-1n the
u. S. Circuit Court for this district suit
has been instituted by G. w. Pairo, Mary
Jane Pairo, and others, for the possession
of Montpelier, in Orange county, the home
stead of President Madison. 1t is asked
that deed executed by Thomas j. Carson
to Frank Carson, for the sale of Montpe-
lier he set aside. -
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JOB PRINTIaG.-WecaI call tae attention q msr.
chants, clerks OF courts sherins, taWyefs, . Tan.
road. steamship and canal officers and sSents, and
all others having orders for printing, 70 the faca-
ries offered at, the. tDIsPATcH PRINTING EsTAB,
LIsIiMRST for the prompt and faithful execution
OF all kinds or Job Printing. Wecan furntsh si
short notice Cards, Bill Heads, Lettes-Heads,
Programmes, Ball Tickets. Blanks, Pamphlets,
Tags Hand-Bills, Catalogues, Bills of Fare, Show
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &c, &c. Sat.Gi@ettoi
ar,kao J IS 8 :. -. 1 4
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
R1cHMoNp Posr-oPFICE, AUGUST II. ISL
IL. Ill. Houston, Shanghai, China; Post
master. Chesterfield, Va; W: u. sydnor,
w. G. Dalton, Richmond, Va. r. WI
liams, Plantation, La; e. L. Smith, LlV'
ingston, Nels II co.
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FOREIGN CLEARANcE.-The British bark
Atlanta, John Henry master, cleared on
Saturday for Liverpool. Her cargo con;
sists of 500 hhds. Of leaf tobacco, shipped
by Lee, Seldom s. Co., one of our most en-
terprising importing and exporting hrms.
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PROPOSED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Guard
OF the Commonwealth and Company + will
hold meetings ut the City Hall tonight.
1t is reported that these companies are to
effect consolidation. There is excellent
material in both.
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/ AMER1cAN FLoUa Come EAsr.-l San
francisco. August IT. Tie ship Quickstep
sailed to-day for Hong Kong with 1900
barrels oil -four. The Yosemite follows
with similar cargo. A sale was made to-
day Of 5000 barrels Of ,flonr at 1862 per
barrel, for Singapore, free on board, - I !
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Remember the old corner II you are In want OF
clothing or anything in the way OF genGcmen's
furnishing. Il. B. SPENCE soss isoo MAIN
street, have fine stock OF gentleneh's weaf'
ub,cb they are selling at reduced prices.
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BANKRUPTcY CAsEs.-Since the opening
OF the office of the Register in Bankruptcy
in Richmond, in June, 1867, 4,26l cases
have been adjudicated. This, however,
does not include the cases heard at Nor
folk or in the western district Of Virginia.
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ExcUkss1os n ION 70 NoRFoIK.-A large mum.
her of persons took passage for Neffois
and Old sPoint on the steamer sylvester
SATURDAY. night. The weather was iaar az
fhs start, and, everything seemed 20
promise q most agreeable exc cursi0n.
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MALE ORPHAN SocIETY.-An important
meeting of the directory of this company
will be held at the asylum, in Haryie, at 5h
O'Clock this afternoon.
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/ RADICAL WARD MEETINGs.-The Repub.
licans will hold mass meetings in all the
wards of the city tonight, with view to
organizing for the coming campaign.
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HoNoRABLY ACoUITTED.-In the County
Court, on Friday, Justice d. j. McCor.
mick was tried on the charge OF abettine
the Kersey- White prize fight, and ac-
quilted.
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CADEMY OF THE VISITATION,
ncSfE MARIA, RICHMOND. VA.

The patrons rf this institution are respectfully
-,stn,j,d that the new scholastic year begins on
me FIRST SONDhA IN SFPTFMBER. Parents
and guardians who wish to secure for young ladies'
In a ii-st- class boarding school the benefits or q
s"Id and r, fiucd cducstiun, with maternal super
vision over ;heir health. morals, and manpers,
VIII have no To r, gret their choice OF the
Nort- Maria Academy. On the retired aud
healthy heights of Richmond, In buildings en-
Target tn sdinit aidl iunAl applicants. the pupils
enjoy ample grounds, picturesque views, and
every facility un ter an improved System, and AL
etllrrut COZ ps of teachers Tor their contentment
anh pr"GrC .
Fo~ rr"sp, ctuc OF terms, apply 10 Superioress
OF cad my. Grace street. between "2i and I'D
strc,,s. ultcepl5
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The BUFFALO RAcEs-The Fastest Time
on Record.-Butalo, N. T., Aug. 1.-The
races closed to-day, Goldsmith Maid max
ing the fastest time in three straight heats
on record by q quarter second. The lao
race proved equally interesting and eXclt-
ing-Judge Bingham, comparatively new
horse, making q splendid record, winning
four heats, making the first quarter In IL
seconds, and the half in LOG. immediately
after winning the race, Judge Bingham was
bought by George G. Hall for $50, 900, for
Jay Gould. The purchaser says S1OO, 600
will not buy him to-day. !,
The first race was called at 2.40. Six start
ed. Judge Fullerton took the lead, and kept
around the track in the first heat, hard
pressed by Bingham. The three following
straight heats were won by: Bingham. The
race was highly interesting and intensely
exciting. After leaving the halsmile pole,
in the last heat, Bingham broke, Fullerton
shooting twenty lengths ahead. The spec
tators were breathless with excitement,
when Bingham came down to trot, over
taking Fullerton at the three. quarter post,
and coming in half-length ahead. :
Sstmmasy.-Bingham, 2, l, l., l; Judge
Fullerton, 1, 2,2,2; j. II. Burke, 3, 3, 8,
bart, 4, dis; Vosburg, 5, dis. Time,
2.25X, 2.22, 2.221 and 2,26h.
The great race of the day was trotted
alternately with the 2.40 race. The three
heats of Goldsmith Maid were trotted
without skip or break until the last heat,
when she was crowded from beginning to
end by Lucy, who Tapped her throughout,
making it one Of the most closely contested
heats ever witnessed. .l..sF,
Then she only made two quick breaks-
one at the start and one on the home-stretch.
On coming to start on the second heat, the
left rein OF the Maid broke, and the mare
started to run, when Budd Doble,, her
driver, performed an astonishing feat, by
seizing the back strap, jumping astride the
mares back, seizing' the check-reign, and
bringing her to stand.stll before she had
gone many lengths beyond the judges
stand. - a. tE'
Summary: A purse of $1,000 for all
horses; $4,000 to the first, 81, 500 to second,
$500 to third, and $500 additional to. the
horse making the fastest time, providing it
beats DeXter's time, 2:174. Goldsmith
Maid, l. l, Z; Lucy, 2, 2, 2; American
Girl, 5, 3, 3. fine: 2:l9x, 2:194, 2:19. .
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FOR SALE this morning, In the First Market,
Int of No. l peaches, for preserving canning,
brandylng, and pickling, by J. 7. aARTIN, Of
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Persons leaving the city during the summer
season can have the DISPATCH mailed to their
address ut so cents per month, payable in ai-
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/ RANGE OF THERMOMETERS AT DIsPATcH
OFFICE. AUG. 12, 1871: s A. M.,. 79o r
M. S6o;D PM, S5o. ss4
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ENVELOPES Furnished ard printed AZ n, Ss.6o,
sa7s, and $3.50 per sae, sa the Dispatch Printing
Estabhshnent. EstsNt sBes ~ II, Fss;4s1 stsss
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JOHNSTON & WILLIAMS, p. "a q. y :" " jy ss.iaw1s ..

COMMISSIONERS CFFICE, >,
- S'.5ta RICHMOND, July 10, ls7L 80 :
DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
III Il ALL &OA2 COMPANY ...... Plaintiffs,
Against 81
Br.yt.n & Co. and Defendants.
In THE CHANCEHY COURT OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.
By decree entered Iii this cause on the iitn OF
DUTY 1871 the court doth osder that one OF lis COM
msstoners Go Inquire
LIST. " neither she property In the bill mentioned,
upon which certain creditors or the deiennADts,
Thomas K. Brayton % Co., have caused attacn.
nneuts to bs levied WAS Or vas IQt the prouerly 2.
aatd attachments were leyieds II, ;. 4
I'd. What is the value Of the properly 50 a. a..
tached in whose possession the said properly ass
been since the said attachments were levied p9n
It, and what would be fair compensation Ior .as
use OF he ssid property since tbs said attachments
were LEVIED. ~. s,gE ....-.,-..f :, :
whom held, their amount, and tie Eorder of thsir
The particsinterested are hereby notified that
have fixed on TUESDAY, the l9.h day OF septeml- IN y
ber 1871 at u d clock B., as the time and my OF
fce, ON llth ntreeL between Main and Bank sts., s
In the city or Richmond as the place, TO make Tug
inquiries ordered BY the foregoing deere. cm.us
Ees{y Ii s<55 - ST. yf24 pHOs.tJ. EVANS, -
| Nv so.law4w Commissioner In Chsncefy.
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IcE.CREAMs.-LeaSe your orders WIN fLhaisi
for some Of his icecreams, and ne WIZ seHo ~ 70
your houses,
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CRooUET.-A fne assortment of Cfoquet, inst
received at ELLYsoS q TAyLoR's, 1s.s Main sa
street. ..,,..,. 1.i..5. MI I
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THE MONTHLY MEETING (, a. !, Is
nan Sunday school Union VII, rfes6yfe'
.he FIRST Presbyterian Church tosnid ne held a
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GEHMAa CoNsrRr : .F
msnt at o'clock there vii = ,s ~ aiseIo
o. sne dermaD CONSERVATIVE ~ ~ meeting
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NOTICE.-Applicati will be made to
IN the Second Auditor OF Virginia for the re-
newal or the following Virgins hegfsterednfock,
Certitica;e No. 1901, dated July go, 1891, issued
undcr act OF March Is, 1864 sfos isfered Sepck In
Feu Of Coupon Bonds, " in the Dame OF Isaac a.
isaa.isW4w HENRIETTA BACHRkCH
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
lN application will be made 70, the Second audi
Tor OF Virginia for. the renewal or r. kE61s-
TEkED BOND of the state standing In 5he name
OF Alexander Jonathan, guardian OF Hezekian
Jonathan. which has been 'iost,-Siz., No. !, ,7s4
Issued under act asth March, 1851, for S7oo. Is
jy27-Iaw4w ,...t....