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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-12

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-The
court met on Saturday, and after brief
session adjourned until March 5. The fol-
lowing orders were entered /:
ID. N. Walker, executor of Jno. Stewart,
vs.. w. M. Page and others. Upon an ap-
peal from decree pronounced by the Cir
cult court of the city of Richmond. Upon
consideration of the motion of the appellees,
by counsel, to set aside decree rendered
in this court on this day, and to grant them
rehearing of the same, it is ordered that
the said motion be overruled.
Upon the petition Of John Greme, an
appeal is allowed him from decree pro-
nounced by the Chancery court of the city
of Richmond, on the 18th day of Novem-
ber, 1871, in suit in which S. II. & l..
F. Adams were plaintiffs and the said
petitioner, Mary Hunter in her own right
and executrix of James Hunter, deceased
and John Crane, Jr., and Andrew
Johnston, trustees, were defendants. upon
the said petitioner entering into bonds with
sufficient security, in the clerks office Of
the said Chancery court, in the penalty oi
50 900, conditioned according to law.
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POLICE ITEMs.-Larry Dwyer, charged
with abusing aud threatening to assault
Moses Brooks. Fined 81.
Henry Hubbard, charged with unlawful
ly and feloniously assaulting Daniel Hig-
gins with an iron bar, with intent to kill.
Case continued till the 18th for further ex-
animation.
Henry johnson, charged with being a
vagrant, having no visible means of support.
Bound over in the sum of $50 for three
months. -
VIM. Brown, charged with assaulting
and cutting Polly Brown with razor
Fined $3.50.
Gerhard Camphus and John Fl. Harlin,
charged with keeping an ill-governed and
disorderly house, of evil fame and reputa-
ton. Camphus required to give security
in the sum of $500 to be of good behavior
for twelve months. Harlin discharged.
Randall Tinsley was fined 80 for carrying
concealed deadly weapon.
Charles Gray, found in unlawful pos
session of half a bushel of corn, was COM
mitted for fifteen days.
VIM. Burley, charged with being drunk
and disorderly in the streets, was fined s..
Agnes Christian. charged with assault
ing, cursing and abusing VIM. Randolph
and his wife, was fined S5.
Minor Page, charged with unlawfully
creating disturbance in the Mount Zion
Baptist church, and threatening to shoot
James King, was sent before the grand
jury of the Hastings court.
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LOCAL NOTES.

The City Council meets this afternoon
at o'clock.
See Janauschek's IS announcement in our
amusement column to-day.
The improvements ordered to be done
in City Hall will soon be commenced.
The Italian Benevolent Society will
give grand ball at Virginia Hall this even
ing.
Trains and mails are now arriving and
departing on the Potomac route on schedule
tiine.A
n Lodge Of the Independent Order oil
Mechanics was instituted at Marshall Hall
on Saturday night.
The animal conference of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church will convene at Lees
burg on the 2lst of the present month.
The Tredegar company is demolishing
one of their old buildings, and will replace
it by new, enlarged and substantial one.
-Twenty-nine thousand eight hundred
and eighty gallons of whiskey were rectified
in this city during the month of January.
"A New York engineer and draughts-
man is visiting some of our machine shops,
with a view of establishing locomotive
works.
AT 12 o'clock on yesterday some of
the pavements about the Sixth-Street mar
ket-house and the fish market were in a
filthy condition.
The weather yesterday was bright and
pleasant. Winged insects futtered in the
warm sunshine, and smiling people prone
naded our streets.
All the clocks in the city have agreed
to engage in strike at O'Clock this even
ing. Any clock failing to be on time will
be sent to the watch-house.
Woody Ruffin. whose sentence of
death was commuted to Imprisonment for
life, has been released from close confine-
ment and put to work in the shoe shop.
John Gayner, citizen of Richmond
for ten years prior to 1854, died on the 9th
of December last, in St. John, New
Brunswick, while on visit to one of his
married daughters.
The celebrated actress Janauschek
will make her first appearance at the
Richmond Theatre Tonight in the great
play of MARY Stuart" supported by q
star company from New York.
After our paper went to press on Sat-
urday afternoon we learned that the Gov
ernor had pardoned j. II. Sands. The
official document was handed to him in the
Jail by MIR. Cowardin, of the Governors
office. He opened it slowly, and after
reading it his face frightened up at the
thought of being free man again.
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the development of the State, and popular
education, are winning for it the respect
and confidence of all good men.
Mr.. Charles Butts, who was, a short
time ago, fined ten dollars for selling one
apple on Sunday to a sick boy, wants to
know if it is lawful for druggists to sell
tobacco, cigars, lamps, oil, chimneys, &c.,
&C., on the Sabbath. Will the Board Of
Trustees answer ?
-Messrs. Editors-I notice in your
Saturdays issue paragraph stating that a
hook and ladder apparatus for Richmond
had been ordered from Brooklyn, New
York. think this poor encouragement to
Richmond mechanics, who are fully COM
petent to turn out as good work of that
description as can be produced in the great
city of Brooklyn. If the Council of your
city, which processes to be the friend Of the
mechanic and laborer, instead of sending
committees to New York to contract for
machinery to be paid for by the taxpayers,
had conferred with Richmond mechanics as
to the construction of the apparatus needed,
it would have been more consistent with its
pretended respect for home industries, and
might have resulted in the saving of quite
sum of money. How long is such
suicidal policy to be maintained !?
MECHANIC.
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LATEST NEWS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
England,


London, Feb. 10.--Great eagerlless is
manifested for the latest news from Amer
ca. Everybody is anxious to learn how
the action of England with regard to the
Alabama claims is received. Specials from
New York and Washington to the press
here, and private telegrams to business
houses, are posted on Change as soon as ro-
ceiyed, and the bulletins are surrounded by
large crowds. The debate in the United
States Senate, yesterday, on Edmunds res
olution, is fully reported by cable, together
with extracts from editorials of the leading
New York journals.
The Times to-day says: "It is morally
certain that the attempt to settle the Ala
bama claims before the Geneva board of
arbitration will be failure. We must,
therefore, make efforts to prevent angry
lecrimination. More deterous negotiations
may settle all differences
The Daily Telegraph asserts that the
treaty Of Washington is regarded by
Americans as one of unconditional surren-
der and shameful confession on the part Of
England if the indirect claims are admitted.
1t says its terms are such as victor might
impose, and that the pretensions of the
United States are intolerably absurd.
The Standard and Post are silent on the
subject. ~
The steamer Electra" and the ship
"Deheleran" collided to-day in the cham
mel. The 'sElectra" foundered with the
captain and seventeen persons. The de-
heleran" was uniniured.
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GENERAL ITEMS.

Don't shiver for last years snow,"
a saying of Archbishop Whatel's, is par
ticularly applicable to those who make
themselves miserable over troubles that are
past.
A Minnesota sheriff kindly allowed a
convict to step outside the penitentiary
moment to kiss his wife, and the family tie
proved so strong that he has not vet re-
turned.
This is the significant commentary on
Nj. Theirs by one of his old newspaper
compatriots: SHE wants the purple, but
he can't reach it by the blood that flows
over his flannel waistcoat."
A Boston physician says he has a
patient in charge, married at fourteen, and
who at thirty-seven had been the mother of
twenty-five liriag children, and never
more than one child at birth.
London was first lighted with gas on
the 2Sth of january, 1907, by German
named Winsor. Sir Walter Scott observes
in his diary, in 1906, "There is madman
in London who is trying to light the city
with smoke"
An American who happened to be in
the south of France during the recent ex-
treme cold weather, astonished the natives
| by appearing on the ice with a pair OF
skates. People fiocked from the neighbor-
hood for miles, and lined the shores by
thousands to witness the novel sight of his
eyolutions.
! An exchange says: amidst the inn
mense amount of nonsense that distinguish
es what is called the labor movement, ex.
ploded views of political economy, the tur.
gid orations of men who never did week.
labor in all their useless lives, and solemn
resolutions that water shall be made to rur
up bill, there is one CLEAN of common
sense and sound philosophy: the indorse.
ment of the cooperative system"
| The New York Caizen has put on
new theatrical critic, who thus begins no
tice of the "Black Crookn: "Where now il
the erstwhile glad frondescence of you
garish grottoes, the fammivomous efful
geLce Of your Hades, the fiuviatic mocker,
of your copper-bottomed lakes, the i'm
permeable cotton of your oscillating foam
or the focculent florescence of your glow
ing muslin roses? And where, indeed
the horrors of your delirious, vastly deep
the splendor of your apoplectic rainbow
the daphonous abundance of your tissu
paper skies, the illecebrous Meditation c
your willowy PROSTATE vestals on thei
messy banks of baize ?" There has bee
, no response to these interrogatories-ev
echo is knocked speechless.
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AUCTION SALES.

DAVID y. PARKER, U. S. Marshal, will sell
on Wednesday, February l4th, at IL o'clock
A. M, at 1917 Main street, a large lot of Dry
Goods, &c.
JACOB C0HN, assignee of several bankrupts,
will sell on Tuesday, February 27th, in ront
OF the Custom House, valuable real estate In
the counties of Mathews, Lancaster, Nor
cumberland, Richmond, King and Queen,
James City, York, Gloucester, and Essex.
CHARLES S. CONVERSE, assignee of James
T. Butler & Co., will sell on Tuesday Feb
rnary 27th, in front of the Custom-House,
Richmond, Va, valuable real estate, lying
in the city of Richmond and Caroline county.
Also, ON Wednesday February 2Sth, on the
premises No l02 Marshall street, fine
brick residence.
VIM. IRA SMITH, Receiver of the Bank of
Pittsylvania, will sell on Friday, March sth,
at IL o'clock A. M, in front Of the II. 8.
Custom House, on Bank street, bills, gold
claim, Confederate notes, &c.
CHARLES S. CONVERSE, assignee, and 9TH
ers, trustees, of w i. q. Garnett, will sell
on Tuesday, February 27th in front Of the
Custom House, Richmond, Va valuable real
estate, lying in the county of Henrico.
NJ. F. PLEASANTS and E. NJ Garnett, special
commissioners, in the matter of Harvey
Terry VS.. Monticello Bank, will sell on
Tuesday, February Goth, two valuable
farms, in Henrico county, seven miles west
Of Richmond.
H. r. POLLARD, assignee OF Joseph A Pynes,
Will sell on Tuesday, February 20th, At Mil
lers Tavern, Essex county, valuable real
estate, and a lot of chooses in action.
w. NJ. DAVIDSON, assignee of G. Watson
Scott, will sell on Friday, 10th February,
near Prospect depot, on the Southsde rail
road, 290 acres of valuable land.
T. H. Campbell, trustee, and w. B. Tabb,
assignee, of ]. Ii. Neal, will sell on Friday
March lst, at Jetersville, Amelia county,
275 acres of valuable lands.
JOHN r. KILBY will sell on Monday, Malch
4th, at Isle of Wight Court-house, the tract
Of land known as white Marsh"
YOUNG /. CLEMENTS, trustee, will sell on
Tuesday, February 18th, in King William
county, valuable lands and personal pro-
pprty
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SUMMARY.

Tile Ohio Senate has BASED bill
elualizng the rates on freights.
"A Montreal special says that eight
regiments of British troops are under or
ders for Canada.
Henry S. Evans, of the Pennsylvania
State Senate, is dead. His death restores
the Senate to tie. . .s
"A dispatch from San Francisco on
Saturday, reports another Nevada stage
highway robbery, the day previous.
"A broken rail wrecked five cars on the
Illinois Central railroad Saturday, killing
Charles Blanchard, the conductor.
The trial of Kelly in Dublin, ireland,
for firing on a policeman, has resulted IN
his conviction and sentence to fifteen years.
imprisonment at hard labor.
A special to the N. Y. Herald says the
report of the treaty of separation between
Great Britain and the Dominion of Canada,
is unfounded.
Six western-bound trains are at Raw
ling,s station, on the Union Pacific road,
twenty-five days from Omaha. The pas
sengers have had to live on crackers and
| cheese.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington. Feb. 10.-Another Mica
ragua canal expedition is contemplated by
the government.
The Senate election committee discussed
the North Carolina Senatorship to-day,
without action. They will hear General
Ransom next Saturday.
Leroy Fitch has been transferred from
the Pensacola navy-yard.
A motion will be made early next week
in the Senate to take up the House amnesty
bill and press it to a vote, clear of amend
ment, when its friends feel sure it will Sc
cure the necessary two-thirds.
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MORE SLEEP-W P-WALKING.-We are in
formed that man and wife who had been
stopping at Capt. Putnam's, corner of
Broad and Tenth streets, and had contract
ed bill to the amount of $25 for board,
had an attack of somnambulism on Satur-
day night, which carried them off in hur-
ry. All their personal effects disappeared
also, save large packing trunk. A post
morfem examination was made upon the
trunk, when it was found to contain con-
siderable quantity Of nothing. These same
parties, we learn, made visit to Danville
some time ago, and while there, or as they
were leaving, beat a widow lady out Of
$50; and what other strange conduct they
have been guilty of under the attacks Of
this terrible malady we are just now unable
to say. The missing man is an auctioneei
by profession, We believe. We do moi
choose at present to print his name.
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METHODIST TSUNDAY-SCHooI. UNION.
The regular monthly reunion of the Meth
odist Sunday schools of Richmond and
Manchester took place at Clay-Street church
on yesterday. The exercises commenced
with singing by the Clay-Street school, af-
ter which prayer was offered by Rev. j. p.
Garland, of Trinity. Addresses were
then made by Rev. j. B. Vanderslice, of
Sidney Rev. Mr.. Granbury, of Cente-
nary and Rev. j. l.. NJ. Curry, of the
Baptist church.
We regret that we were unable to hear
distinctly the reports from the various
schools, and would suggest that the secre-
tary read little louder next time, so that
persons in remote parts of the church may
hear what is said. The next meeting of
the Sunday-school union will be held in
Manchester.
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PETIT JURY OF THE HUsTINGs
CoURT.-The following petit jury for this
court has been drawn: Mcssrs. w. w.
Wood, R. 0. Waddill, R. II. Whitlock,
Edmund Winnie, Thomas Westerman, Geo.
P. Childrey, Henry Freschkorn, w. f.
Harwood, NJ. L. jacobson, L. Lottier, j..
Q. Puckett, Thomas S. Riddick, l.. w.
Richardson, J. d. Redwood, 7. L. D..
Walford, w. 7. Yarbrough, Edwin Bos-
sieux, j. G. Downward, George w. Early,
E. Gathright, A. Gipperich, John N. Hob
son, George D. Harwood, A. O. Jones,
James P. Oliver, and VIM. b. Robins.
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JANAUsCHEK's JEWELS Among
Janauschek's jewels is a diamond ring
valued at $18, 900; a diamond cross, with
chain, $4,000, presented by the Empe-
ror of Russia; diamond earrings, from
bies and pearls, from the Queen of
Wurtemburg, $1,000; locket set with
diamonds, very valuable; bracelets, from
the King of Bavaria, set with five dia-
monds, SIC, 900; diamond cross, from an
American gentleman, $1,000; emeralds
from the King of Greece; carbuncle, dia-
monds, earrings, and lockets from Turk
ish Minister.
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The Revolution in Mexico.

Ncw Orleans, Feb. "a dispatch from
Matamoras says the revolutionists, under
General Guirra, captured Zacatecas on the
3Oth ult., with large quantity of stores
and artillery. General Trevino, with
5000 revolutionists, advanced on San Luis
Potosi, but General Rocha entered that
city on the 29th with 600 reintorcements
before Trevino could reach there. Trevino
is being daily reinforced, and will doubtless
capture the place. A part Of Cortina's
troops are expected here, and the whole Of
that chieftain's force will remain outside to
harass the enemy.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS RE-
NAMING IN THE RICHMOND POST
OFFICE, FEBRUARY 18TH, l872.-C.
Johnson, - Miss M. M. Murchie,
Gordonsville J. Cloud, Richmond; Capt.
Ira Bruce, Richmond; Miss D. Cox, Rich
mond Mrs. j.. Roane, New York; Mr..
Levy, Richmond; Miss G. Robuds, Graves
Milf
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General Anderson's Remains sent North.

Fortress Monroe, Feb. l0.-The remains
of General Robert Anderson left here this
evening for the Northrs in charge of his
brother and nephew. They were accom-
panied by Major J. B. Burbank, Lieuten-
ant Hubbell and a guard of twelve men.
The remains were escorted to the boat by
the five companies of artillery stationed
here under command of General Barry,
headed by the band of the artillery school,
playing funeral dirgc. They will arrive
in New York on Monday morning.
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sy- FASHIONS FOR THE NEW YEAR.
Latest styles of BUTTERrcK's Patterns just re-
ceived st the office of the Howe Sewing Machine,
S23 Main street. Also, Metropolitan for February
%. s-.s ]. F. McKRSSgy, Agent
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Norfolk, Feb. 10.--It is reported that
the schooner "Wake,o hence few Gays
ago for Philadelphia, was cut through by
ice and sunk on Fishing Creek shoals.
Many marine disasters are apprehended
from the recent severe storm.
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The West Virginia Constitutional Conven-
tign.

Charleston, Feb. l0.--The Constitutional
Convention yesterday adopted several sec
tons of the bill of rights, not materially
differing, however, from the provisions Of
the old bill. A provision was adopted pro-
hibiting political test-oaths.
The printing paper being exhausted in
all the offices, the proceedings OF the Legis-
lature are not published in any form.
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BE Mrs. L. H. Milton, Healing und Test
MEDIus, and BUSINESS CLAIRvoYAsT, gives cor
rect spiritual communications, and reveals past,
present and future affairs-delineates character,
and gives advice on health and capacity, at 1908
Main street. Circles every Monday eve ing.
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Sentences of DefauIting oHicials.

Philadelphia, Feb. l0.-Marcer, the de-
faulting treasurer, has been sentenced to
$500 900 fine and five years solitary con-
finement and hard labor.
Yerkes, who was associated with Mar
Ger, was fined $500, with three years con-
tinement.
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h8 Musical instruments and Musical Mer-
chandise of every description can always be
found att. MAKsH's Music Depot, No. 9ls Main
street. He has just received new and exten.
siye stock of the above named goods
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DR.. A. S. McRAE offers his profess
sional services to the public. See his card
in our Directory.
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Forney ResIgns the CoIIectorship OF PLfladel-
mia,

Washington, Feb. l0.-Col. John w.
Forney has written letter to the President
resiguing the office of collector at the port
of Philadelphia. lie does so for the pur-
pose of devoting all his efforts to Journal
ism
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Admission, 81 reserved seats, so cents extra |;
gallery, 90 cents.
The sale of reserved seats will commence on
Thursday morning, Sth instant, at West John
stons, next to the postofiice. fe l2--lt
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T,iRsT GRAND BALL OF THE ITALIAN
Il BENEVOLENT SOCIETY AT VIRGINIA
HALL, MONDAY EVENING, February 18th,
1872.
CoAufTTE. or lyvITATIoN-A. Brayi A. Ber-
ncchi, +. Campodonico, p. Pacini, G.. Giova-
netti, ID. Moncili.
COMMITTEE OF REogPrroa---A Solari. G.. Longi-
motif, A. Bancalari, J. Linale, v ID. Bene, A.
arafiigna. A
FLOOR MASAaERs--F Campodonico, A. Brayi,
A. Bernicchi G.. Giovanetti, D. Mancini, p
Pacini. ~.
Tickets admitting gentleman and two ladies,
81. Grand entree at o'clock The First Reg-
ment Band will be in attendance. Supper will
be furnished by g. Guyernator. fe lo-2t%
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A CARD.--We give place to the follow
ing card from Mr.. Garnett. 1t speaks for
itself:
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II EFT his HOME SUNDAY, JANUARY
IL 2srH, my son JAMES BROWN. All per
sons are warned not to harbor him, or trust him
on my account Any information as TO his
whereabouts will be thai kfully received by his
father, ISRAEL BRO OWN,
$40 Foushee street,
70 s-eodsts between Clay and Leigh.
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RICHMOND, FED. I2th, lS72.
To the Editor Of the State Journal. @.H
Gentlemes-As you published in your issue Of
Saturday last, local item rejecting dishonor on
me, ask you to publish this. The statement
furnished you that Mr.. H. A. Atkinson applied
cowhide to me, is an infamous and deliberate lie.
Respectfully, w. F. G.. GAREETr.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

INSURANCE. COMPANIES.
IltH FIRE AND MARINE.
LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE, Daven-
port & Co. agents. ll04 Main street cd iloor)
RICHMOND BANKING AND INSURANCE
CO., 1902 Main street. See advertisement.
THoS. M. ALFRIEND & SON, General Agents,
9O9 Main street. See advertisement.
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF yIR-
GINA, Tenth and Bank streets.
CONTINENTAL OF NEW YORk-Thomas S.
Armistead, agent--lll3 Main street
PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON-Home office
922 Main street.
BROOKLYN IN. Y.)-Thos NJ. Alfriend Son
Agents-902 Main street. See advertisement.
UNIVERSAL LIFE N. Y.l--L. W. Rose, Agent,
Ills Main street.
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In PURSUANCE of the abuve request, a meeting
Is hereby called on the 18th instant at the Court
House, at l2M w. j. ANABLE,
fe It'd Clerk Henrico County
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A GRAND MASRUERADE BALL WILL
IA take place al the National Hotel, on Seventh
February 18th. Tickets (admitting lady and
gentleman) one dollar. fe l0-2t
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MEETINGS.

OFFICE CLERK OF HESRIoo Cousrr,l
RICHMOND, VA, Feb H. lS72
THE UNDERSIGNED REQUEST MEET
Il ING of the Board of Supervisors, to be held
on THURSDAY, the 18th instant
O. ARCHER,
+ Supervisor Varina.
= SAML l.. ANABLE, D.
Supervisor Fairfield.