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TIE DrEI IN W1LKEsBARRE.-The Scranton
Pcunsylvauia) Republican gives the follow
Ing particulars Of the desperate duel SAID TO
have taken place between two Ercncllmcn,
in WiIkesha barre, that State, OH Tuesday:
desire Aubin IS tue name or French
man who has worked As Il machiuiSt for some
time, anduntil Tuesday at the railroad shops
in Kingston, Pa. lie formerly lived in New
York, where trouble cncumpasscd him
through questionable association enjoyed
with a married French woman. The hu--
band does not seem 10 be known in what
has TRANSFERRED. the mother having managed
throughout this affair of honor. she Is Il
lady having respectable connections ana
some considerable wealth, amassed by means
of a successful artitical-f1ower business il
New York. She determined that thcIe
should he satisfaction rendered for the III
iury done TO her daughters fair name. The
whereabouts of Aubin vas learned; a friend
stepped forward to act for her: Il challenge
was extended and accepted with the usual
lormalitic. and on Monday he went to
Scranton, bringing with him the Weapolls IL
lie used-two rapiers--thc selection OF which
had been decided by the tossing Of Il coin.
"On Tuesday morning at O'Clock the
principal>. with seconds Gall being French
men). met in Dana's Grove. The clrillllcs
of affairs of this character were exchanged.
tie weapons were crossed. and for more
than al hour the struggle continued. both
lmlrirs exhibiting mastery skill III the Use
Of the raJier At length the lack of prac-
ticc of lalc on his IHIt began to show that
Aubln WAS hardly equal to his adversary,
and hu failed at Inst to ward Oh Il tin usi and
the weapon cutrled his poison TO the extent
Of an inch. The struggle continued. how
ever. fer tive minutes Thrusts were skill
fully made and us skiluly wardcd of, unit!
finally Il tiercer one he iailrd to check, and
the point Of hi:; adyersary'S weapon Struck
Auhn'S right side. y quick movement OF
his body prevented its entering his person
to any depth, but it followed a rib for some
six iuchcs, mmkluga quite severe but moi
serious wound.
This ended the struggle. Good feeling
toward each other was expressed by each OF
the principals, hands were shaken. and
Aubin lrrlook Of Cu"nac offered by his an
tagonist. 1t was arranged that the affair
should be concluded ut Il time when Auhin'S
wounds would permit, and the victor re.
turned to New York by the first train. Au-
bin went to Kingston, when he settled up
his affairs, and took IL later train fJr New
\ ork, where lie now lies in il hospital. The
in question does not return to her
husband. but will, if she has not already, be
returned to friends in France, whose protec-
ton SHE will hereafter receive"
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yMr. MuSscr and Il young woman rode out
together last Sunday in Lancaster, Pa. Inc
lady held the renS, and in rounding curve
,urucd foo suddenly, resulting in tilt of the
buggy which threw her head''oremost from
her sent. Her body had already left the
buggy and she was descending, upon her
head between the wheels, when Mr.. Musser
with that quckuess of thought that comes
to some persons in the hour of danger; seized
her by the hustle with his left hand whlle
he gr:asped the rcins and cleck ed the horse
with the right hand. The hustle was fortu-
natcly well secured, and the lady was saved.
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yAEpERBrLT's VAST AGGREGATION OF
MosEY AND PowEa. II HarpeT's WeekiyI.,,-
Mir. Vanderbilt controls 2,150miies OF iali-
way. constituting the main line between she
West and the seahoard, and the chief outies
Of such cities as Chicago, Toledo, Cleveland.
Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, Otica, Loch'
port. schenectady, Troy, Albany nuusoh,
towns. The Dropcrty which he thus admin.
iste,s i represented on the Stock Exchange
Ly surcties equal to S215,000.0OO, and its
pross income last year was not less than
as 600 o10-more than the whole income
of thc limited states Government few years
ago.
II is impossible to contemplate this vast
aggregation of money power and CONNER
cial control in the hands of one man without
feeling concern for the result. Neither militia
~, nor political, nor commercial supremacy
can be pushed beyond certain limits without
danger. 1t would seem as though the limit
in this case had been reached. Yet. not
content with the mastery of 2,l50 miles OF
railway, involving III large degree the
control Of the internal trade of the States OF
Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, and New YORK, u Is
well under, TODD that in October next, at tue
annual election of the Western Union Tcle-
graph Company. the Commodore VIII enter
into possession of that great property ike,
wise, with its sixty or seventy lhou,ahti
miles of wires, its forty millions OF Capltai,
and its eight or nine millions OF revenue.
W hen this occurs. not only will the com
merCe of the four chief States OF the North
be subject TO Mr.. Vandcrbilt-under such
| feeble restrictions as our Legislatures may
imuosc-but the whole Geographic CORE
spondencc of the country will obey his law.
He NAV prescribe not only what shall be the
price Of a barrel of flour in New York. but
also when. how, and ut what cost citizens
NAV communicate with each other by tele-
graph.
or course he will be subject to legislative
control What that will amount TO we all
know. In the past no Legislature IN tins
state has ever dared TO beard him. lie VIII
be a bold man, indeed, who attempts to do
so now, when his resources are so un'
bounded and bis power so far-reachlng. IL
was said that the late James Fisk, III. VINO
controlled Il paltry $50 miles OF Erie, run.
ming through half-settled country. could
on an emergency bring $4,000 votes into the
field. At how many votes. then, must VIC
reckon the master Of 2.lj0 miles Of railway
through a thickly-selied country, and I3,oOo
miles of telegraph? 1t is. moreover. one
thing to pass laws, and quite another TO
execute them against Il MN fertile III re"
source, energetic in action, obstinate III coin-
bat, and ineXha,lstiblc in purse.
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams,
AuCtioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

DUBLIC RENTING OF TWO FINE
J. FARMS NEAR RICH MO y ID AT AUG
TION.-Dn TUESDAY the 5th OF Augu1t, com,
mpnciuc nc II O'Clock A. NJ. upon the premises, |
will rent at public auction for tie term of ono year
the CREIGlITON EST ATE. of which the late Or.
William 4. Christian died seized, lying about io'r
mites cast Of Richmond. IL Will he divided into
two tracts TO wit:
lst. The LONE TRACT. with $50 acres; en-
braClug 10 acres for small grain 20 acres Ill clover
and l2n acres of meadow. suitable for corn,
I'd. TIE OLD QUARTER TR ACT, with about
GOO acres embracing leo for slnfll grain 10
acres III clever and 90 a,rCs Of meadow land 1of
corn. -,
Ample buildings of all kinds arc upon each tract
Possession given of !;ind In time u seed wheat.
and full possession on first January next, II not
before. ,,
Bond with approved security will he required.
q. G. MINOR. administrator d. b. H.. Ia
Of y iii lin 4. Christian. deceased
GKI.HHS & MlLLINMS, AurtIOnccrS. ~ 30
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IFri the dispatch
inr.Ep Yield Of wheat.

Nrs,rs. Editors.--I see III the Dt$potrh a
notice ot great yield of wheat, ! think, i'll
LuncnIurg county, Va, and it was asked
WAC could beat that: We have ne" wheat
which We have been sowing for the last tour
years. the products Of which we obtained
from one head, which was found i'll 1863 ;
and this Year we have from the increase little
urwult. ol a hundred bushels. One year 1t
,l,ldcd forty from one. Every year the
wheat WAS :ccdcd mostly OH very poor land,
with very little heip from any fertilizer. II
j, ryur-laud wheat, ~ at least il grows bet.
irr on rUol ltud than any other kind.
loI,ISs
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. July c9-Fluur unchanged. Wheat
active aud frmer: white choice, SI.75: fair to
prime white, sl.ou9Sl7O;. choice amber, Sl:85
good to prime red. 81 55Nnsl63; common to fair
red. Sl.IOMS l55: red western. Sl.tSGGtl.53. Corn
nominal: southern white, s5c.; southern yellow,
5s0l5ac Oats weak: southern, 4a6t!5c. Rye dull,
CSC. Provisions strong; stock scarce: none 9fier-
We; clear rib-sides, si@lOc. Bacon-shouders.
Oic. rib-sdes lOsc.: clear rib-sides, li@lltc Su
rtr-cilre,i hams Isle Lard dull ut stlgssc. Mess
pork. sl75o Western butter steady and In fair de-
mand; good to choice, ls92lc. Whiskcy firm NJ
g,4c. Sugar lU1c.
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A Fish SToRY.-The Rutland (Vt) Herald
is responsible for these assertions: "An old
resident of CaStleton, who lives in the Vi
cinity of Bomosecn lake, was recently fish
in" IN the lake, being anchored but few
rods from shore, when he had most extra
ordinary bite and take at the end of his
lue and hook. With an unlimited amount
of exertion he pulled up-a four gallon jug,
with something inside tusging at the line.
Upon breaking the jug thrcc-pound pickle
rel was found. The probabilities are that
the fish, in his early tishhood,' being Of a
philosophical turn Of mind, or being out on
4 little time in search of something to
make his heart happy, had entered his jug.
and being unable TO get ont had remained
there ever since, till he had attained his
present weight and age
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Tuesday, July 90.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White. 1878 bushels new. Red, 2.3g.
bushels.
CnRN.-Niixcd, loo bushels.
SALES.
WIEAT.-Whitc, 80 bushels choice on private
terms; 10 bushels prime 1T Sl.T5 40 bushels prime
at sl7n: 10 bushels very good at Sl.To: IA bushels
at 81 IS: I5J bushels at S.Gj: 326 bushels on pri-
waite terms: 35i bushels fair at Sl.6O; al bushels al
:l.55 1000 bushels fair private terms; $50 bush
els Oh pri waite lcrms; t! bushels common ut 81
60 bushels common ~ sl.40; 10 bushels common
nj 81: III bushels al Sl.12-iotal, a,Tt2 bushels.
WIIEAT.-Rcd, 100 bushels prime ut Sl.f0; LOCO
bushels on pilvac tcrlus: 40 bushels very good
on private terms: leo bushels very good M ! 49,!
loo bushels III Sl.5s 60 bushels fair ut ?l55: a-2
bushels very good ut Sl65; Is bushels common
al 81 total. l,S6p bushels.
CoKH.-AliXcd, 100 bushels good western at zoe.
RE-LXHIBlTED.
WHEAT.-Whtc, $50 bushels: Red, so bushels.
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SCRIpTURAL ASTRONOMY. From the Sttnduv
.Naqd3ine we clip the following a>tronomi.
cal notes referring to the Apocalyptic nar-
mtiyu:
"The a. ociatiun of comets with mctcurS
- illustrated in curious manner by Il vision
III 81. John, i'll Revelations, xii. II is be-
lieyrd by many that 81. John had a comet
before his minds eye in vision when he says,
in The third verse, There appeared Won
der in heaven. Behold great red dragon,
and his tail drew the third part Of the stars
OF heaven BY the dragon, which is equally
translated serpent, st. john means Satan,
who is called in the same book the old ser-
pcn,, which is the Devil
"Now, the appearance Of comets in the
heavens. has frequently been compared to
that of il serpent. Thus Il work of the six
teenth century (SOucie0, describing com
els. says: There are some comets that
hristle with twisted scrpcnts, another
draws after it the twisted folds Of long
tail The likeness to serpent is indeed
that which suggests itself most readily to
the mind on seeing the long tail OF comet,
which is frequently twisted like a serpent.
Probably this, brought TO the mind OF ST.
John by THE Spirit was used by hun as
an Illustration Of Satan. But in this ciise
the celestial serpent, or Satan. was arcUmpa.
MED in the apostles vision hy stars, which
he is represented as drawing TO him,eIi---
even the fourth part oil the stars of beayen.'
Here, then, is IL vision assucla,lu1 Star, with
a comet. and illustrating by it the presence
and power OF Satan. Now, bave We any
evidence that ST. John might have himself
seen such an association of stars in the pres.
erce of Il comet aS, imprcssing his mind.
HAY have led ultimately 10 this magnificent
description of Satan i'll his vision thus Illus
trated? According to the calculations
for the return Of the November star
shower OF 1866 reckoning back from
that date liffv-.bree periods---of thirty.
four years oach~-Mc should arrive at
\. ID. 81 for The appearance Of the same
system III the heavens. Now, il il remark
able that it is recorded in Seneca, in the
month OF October. A. u. Cd, a comet al-
peafed from the north by the west, and
II Is more than probable this comet
continued visible for the succeeding
mouth of November. Here, then, was
TIE simultaneous presence OF comet
aud star-shower in the heavens III
tic same time; and if this shower pro.
eded from Leo, or was in fact our Leo.
aides, or November star shower OF which
there is little doubt, then the effect would
have been just what ST. John describes in his
1ylsion--fhe apparent drawing Of the stars Of
heaven 'om the northeast by the comet TO
issflf IN the west. st. John, il must be re-
r,'mssrrd was himself alive at the time re.
'erred to, anu probably Witnessed it,
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by Telegraph.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, july "H.--Mun"y easy at 3@.. Ster
ling closed steady nj 100. Gold. lliiMll5i. hoy'
erumentS dull and steady. States very quiet: Ten
ncsscc's SIT new. 81. Eirginas. %; new, 60; con
soils. SO. deferred, II. Louisiala's, IS; new IS
Levee's, -: SIS, so. Aablnas, so: SIS. II. Geor
gia's 20: Is, 10. North Caroni's. 81: now. Is
special tax. l3! South Carolira's, 81: new Is
AEril and October. 20.
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BY u. X. Wcisiger. Auctionecr,
lois Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF THE VALUABLE
IN AND DLSIRABL VI COATED LOT adjoining
The residence OF Dr. John II. Winfrc, Oh the north
side Uf Banbridge between Eleventh and Twelfth
Nr.et., Manchester. on SATURDAY the "d Gay of
August. l.7a. mt O'Clock r. NJ Tor immediately
after the sale by Messls. Moody K Roya!ll, on Tue
premises.
This beautiful lot fronts ~ feet and runs DICK l6'
feet tn an alley. II will bc sold rs whole or DIVIDED
as may he most desired by purchasers.
TERMS Ouc-thrd cash; the balance at lonr'
eight and twelve months. in ne2otial" notes, III
tcrest added, secured by a deed OF trust.
iy3 d. X Wt.ISIGER. AuctiOncer.
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SOLEMN CoNcLusIoN.-tFrom the Indianap-
oils Journal Very Well Suppose you
succeed in smashing both parties as you
d sire, the people viii still remain.
The Boston transcript says Washington
and Jefferson would have been reelected for
third term as Presidents had they con-
scented. Would either have signed his name
TO a salary grab?
4 large sum lost by the Wilherforce
family in past times was said TO lave gone
in u scheme torsnpplyjng London with milk
through pipes.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS

NEW YORK, July "9.-CottOn quiet; sales of 77g
bales nj dc. Flour in limited request and uIl-
changed. Whisky active and iirmer ut g6J 963c.
Wheat closes dull and heavy: amber western, 9l.G3
Corn III fair request aud unchanged. Rice firm at
-sU2tc. Pork steafiier: new. SIPS. Lard weak al
etc. Turpcmtinc dull. Resin quiet. Tall0w quiet
al siQlsRc Frcchts steady
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AgcrTos sALEs--F asnre Days.
By James NJ. Taylor q Son.
Real Estate Agents and Anetioneers.
oftra corner Eleventh and Bank Streets

ONCE GOEUSF taAAS ~>> !. !.
sfRIISTEES SALE OF THAT. yALg IA
mn! FiVE-STORY BRICK STOkEHisg5,o}sS,Ess
~ MIX STREET NEAR THE GD.:S ". ~ I. s III
STREET. AND Al IkEsE,ss1
o3.c-cifpIEn AS A PART OF THE 0LDDoM aa =
ioS Si.GAR REFIHEEY.By ytrfns o. 1e 81 III, 10
ts, erecfI.ed 10 s rs trustees for the Denena y.
creditors of the Old Dominion sugar Kcnnns edeJ In
many dated February 81 1873, ana July a,rt Il,
}bn Clerks Office of Richmond Ehancery ~ NH
H. ion b. page TO- we win procsenN " ss Tho All,
liz uuction on the premises on III ib,, cor
tsy nj August 1879, at o'clock (; ", III
tall, Iof orr parcel Of land. will al tle in ~ ,.
thereon and MI privileges and appnr,e'u' t ~
tn henngjnp situated ON Dock street. III III III y"
E,r,1mord commencing ut u poihl GU. ~. n", III,
;snt from the western line OF Se'Gn'enuLn siicel.
i,.vfnp front of eighty -four feet on DOCK sltet
md winning back between paritcl uies one Iu a,
,ired and two feet The Improvements cover tue
This property Is subject to q mortgage OF zen
.,,dni3rI dollars which fell due ON March 2ist
10 ,nd mon which interest Is due from DeccinDer
-, IsTo which is secured By deed OF triist 10 b.
y WeIifnrd and Edwin VI Mann, trustees, execu-
tad hv solomon A. Myers on the 2lst day OF harch
,S7o and duly recorded I'm the clerks once Oh the
E 1,. r Cont of the city Of Richmond.
TTuNS fsubfcct 10 the aboye-nanied mortgagcl:
nrn.ihIrd cash balance at six, twelve and eighteen
Mouths for negotiable notes. interest added, and Sc
nnrnd inv a deed of trust on the property.
'uie" - A0~ K. hNsON SMITH,
r. c. WARWICK.
r,>rop AuCiioucPrS. " 30
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yOTISNIILE MARK FTS

LOUISVILLE, July 20 Flour nominal: demand
light. Corn firm and In fair demand ut 5sfs2c for
sacked. Provisions steady. Pork, slsm sG.5o Bacon
In fair demand: shoulders. s55I9c; clear rib, lUtM
lr;c: clear slices. letc. packed. Lard--ln tlrrcrs
a5c. kegs, loo: steam. stc. Whisky dull and dc
Ginning al nIMNlr
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y,yrs NJ TAYLOR g. soy, Auction,
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuohcers,
No. lib Main street.

A NEAT FRAME DWELLING ON
"A PLEASANT STREET. STRECkER'S HILL.
FOR SALE BY AUCTIUN.-On TUESDAY the
9Th of August. 1T O'Clock Z. ": we shall sell by
auction. on the premises, 4 neat FRAME DIV ELL
ING with four looms. in good repair. and lot
rs bv I25 feet with good well Of water In the yard,
on The south side Of Pleasant street, Sircckcr's
HILL opposite Sir. kerscy's.
TERMS: Liberal, aud made known at sale.
RICHARDSON L Co.
~ an AuCtiourcrs.
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fN 2t.dttl
ppnposATS Will RE RECEiN tp

PROPOSALS WILL BE RtIt,t MAJ.
L nj the Office Of Auditor az the 1oH w, S5r,dnl
chester until FRIDAY, August L lS'S, ~ ntipnc3l
and paving seventh street from HUI. "
and 3anriile Railroad eros ing. ,,D.gf way
3D. For OGDEN carriage ami foot pts,S go. feS
from said eroscing 10 free midse' w"
fence on both sides .h,yr o3fe
Plans and specifications 10 nc seen ~ .,rt sy "
all bi1tS. .ps,nmmt.tee.
jy Neutrality-suspicious. Chairman
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rINCIkS ATT MARK FITS

C,NcISSATT, July 2s.-Flour dull at S6.i0m 81.
ne pnrs on nomay held at sIsoIarnrs a. i'm; t1
Lard dull aud nolnina. BACON strong, with con-
siderable salcs5 shoulders, SIC. cearrib, 1otc Gle
sides lps..
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DERSONS desiring 10 visit VUE DE
L'Eau by way OF Richmond aud Petersburg
AMI Pet .rsburg and Norfolk Railroads. eau connect
with the steamer \. 7. BANKS for that place ON
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY.
j. 2s-:0t j. Ia. FRESHMAN
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Hy Max Hcymam Il Co. Auc!iouccr',
l2ll Main street,


l2l Main street,
EXTRA LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE
SALE, on WEDNESDAY, the goth instant,
consisting of
geo eases BOOTS ana SHOES.
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS,
EEADY-NADE CLOTHING.
FUR and WOOL HATS,
STRAW GrnD=.
LADIE$' AID CHILDREN ) uITs. &c.
The above goods arc fresh, desirable, AID season.
able and will he sold without reserve in lots 10 Suit
purchasers. sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. Nj.
MAX IlEYMAN e co.
Auctionccrs and Commission Merchants.
" 2?-Tu,W ,F.M&W
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ST. OTIS MARK FITS

ST. LOUIS. july 29.-flour quiet and unchanged
Corn tirmcr No. > mixed, 3DY0lOc. in elevator
Nhskcy firm nj 9lc.I Pork quiet at 1850 for fancy
Bacon firm: shoulders, SIC: clear rib Io4l0tc clear
sides, leflo3c. Lard quiet; small lots OF refined
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OFFICE OF THE SHILLINGER
ARTiFICIAL-STQEEP PAVEMENT
FOR THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
No. sIa MAIN STREET RICHMOND VA

No 9I2 Mann STREET., RlCHMUND, VA.
We are now prepared to lay down the above
named pavement In the most artistic manner, and
In any design, pattern. or color desired, and ut
cost far less Than that OF tagging. We wifi also lay
court yards ~, cellars OF houses floors Of stu
hles, &C.. using the celebrated English Portland ce-
ulent thereby nsurng great durability, entire free
dom from aust, smootbncss Of surface, aud beauty
OF finish, &c,
Parties Wishing the above work done will please
apply Immediately, this is the most suitable time
OF the year 10 have the work done IN.
County rights for sale.
urJe r. received Mt the Office, Gig Main street
1e t~siE j. B. TEkRES b CO.
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BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. July 20.-Eirgima CO. cons"lS, %
lcelers, 80. West Virslnia's, III. Bid.
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ITO WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN.-Notlce

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-Notce
tember term or The Circuit Court for The county of
Nottnway we shall, by our petition In the chancery
cause OF Mcthesney, &c, rs. Spencer, &c, therein
pending. move the Judge of said court Tor authority
III collect aud receive of Robert H. Mann, substi-
tutcd trustee 10 certain deed Of trust executed by
james l.. spencer, on the I'd dry of March, 1869.
aud 1r reeori In the clerks office Of the County
Court OF Notioway, all funds, consisting OF state
stock 70 the amount of about $500, aud moneys
about slaso eachl. pertaining to our wards bcne-
10 the State OF West Virginia-to wit the State In
which were appointed, qunlthed, aud do now
reside. fsignedI WALTER G. PRESTON,
Guardian or Willie l.. MeChesney.
and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Guardian Of AHA McCheSEey.
RT JAMES T, Frfs, attorney, Nottnway county,
Va, July Is, l..3. jy l7-iht