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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-07-27
WUCIU u
W0uLER MANUFACTURING BUSINESS,

rs formerly done by the late firm. We have on
hand and are constantly manufacturing every
class of Goods found in first class YlrgiDia Fac
tory. consisting in part of Tweeds DOeskin Cas-
simeress DiaGonals. Herring-BOne Kerseys, Sati-
nets. Drab ana Grey Pulled, Linseys. Black,
Grey and Orab Beaver Cloth. White. Grey and
Brown Flnnnels. All Wool and Cotton Warp
Blankets, Yarns of every siEe and quality, aud
other articles too numerous to mention.
Highly aupteciatlnG the patronage extended to
the late finn. we hope by employing none but
the most skilled workmen and by cl0ee applica-
ton TO business and honest dealings, to merit q
continuance of same to the new frmI
YOUNG 81 TIMBERLAKE,
Successors to rimberlake & Young.
o. We are also in the market for WOOL. and
are prepared to pay the highest cash prices.
May Is. 1875 Y.&.T.
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THE STATE OF WEST YIKGINA,

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
Jefferson County, to>wit:
At ru1es held in the Clerks Office of The
Circuit Court Of Jc6erson County, July 7th,
1875:
JAMES a HURST and Jacob s.l
Melvin. Plaintl
Against
WILL1AM NJ. SNYDER, and ~ =
Fondrose Irwin aud Elizabeth
Irwin his wife, Defendants.
tFHE object of this suit Is to set aside a con-
Il yeyance of his property made by E'tlIiam
ID. Snyder to Elizabeth IRWIN on the 18th dav of
March. 1875, as fraudulent, and to attach the
property of said William NJ. Snyder.
1t appearing, affidavit lied IN this suit that
the Defendants, Fondrose Irwin and Etizabeth
irw1n his wife, arc not residents of the State of
Ipest Virginia, they are hereby required to APP
GEAR within four weeks after the dafe of the first
publication of this order, and do what is me-
cessary to protect their interests in this matter.
Ana 1T is ordered that this order he published
once week for four successive weeks, in the
Esprit of JeferSnn," a newspaper published in
this county. aud also posted at the front door of
the Court-House of tho said county, at least
twenty days before Dccree is rendered.
ROBERT T. BROWN,
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
D. B. Lucas. p. q.
July l3, lS75-4t.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for yeare from
~ Nervous Debility. Premature Decay. and all
the enc of ouh full discretion will for the Ike
of eutfering huma nifty send Tree 10 III who iced
tho recipe and direction for making the simple
remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing
to profit by the advcrtiser's experience can do SO
by addressing in perfect confidence,
JOHN =. OGDEN.
Jan. 5. 1875 ON. ~ Cedar ST., New York.
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HARVEST SUPPLIES.

TALL and select your SEED. from the largest
~ and hest stock of Fresh seed IN the County, at
March is, 1875 JAS. Law. ROoFF & Co
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EH1HIsKEYs, Wins, Brandics, The gursst and
w best is the only kind we keep-bRVe no ba6ks
room OF up stairs for eonvenience- bot have fho
pUrest French Brandy and Rye Wbiskey for
medicinal purposes in the Valley, Buck's Brandy
and pure " ineH. " are nRenia Tor
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MIs cRhhANRoUs
BUSINESS NOTICE.

HAVING purchased the interest of my father
"a. C. Tim berlake. iiec'd1 in the late firm
ofsTImberiake & Young would most respect
fully call the attention of the trade and public
geuerally TO the fact that have associated my
self with Mr.. Adam Young Junior partner IN
firm of r. 81 VI under the firm name of Young
q Timberlnke, for the purpose of conducting the
Manufacturing Business as heretofore prosecu-
'e Nay y IS 1aG is sas' aAlBRosE TnIBERLAKE
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NOTES IN BRIEF.-Mr. r. U. Spinks has
erected for himself neat shop on the lot of
Mr.. Thomas Dobson, on West street. Mr..
Mock has finished the foundation for tie new
house of Mr.. W. S. Merchant, and Mr.. Geo.
". ArmentrOut is pushing the foundation of
the new Engine House towards completion.
The Mechanics Silver COruet Band, of this
plare, started for shannondale Springs yes
tsrday, to spend few days there.
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GEO. LIGHT,
COLOGNE By the pint 81 do 76cts.; Bay Ran.
" 81, do. 80 centss according 20 quality, Powdar
Perfumes, ViO'et. HsIiOtrOpe, locker Club, giplet
ISi aMs for '@ n;, bS s.nr. REQ GEO LIGHT
q Lows Liniment, for sale by
Feb. % 1875. GEO. T. LIGHT.
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SEEDS (! SEEDS u!
HENDERSON 4 CO.
GARDEN SEEDS.
HOME GROUND PLASTER.

WE have hand and are grinding the Best
w BlGs Windsor PIaster-for sale low for Cash
Call at Weirick & weller's new Midland examine
Apr 90, rs. WASHING ron & LIPPITT.
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C0-PARFNERsHIP NOTICE.
WooIem Fabrics. Sc.

HAvING formed a co-partnership under the
firm name of Young s. gimberlake, we
would most respectfully announce TO the trade
and public that we have purchased the entire
Stock of Goods belonging TO the late firm of Iimr
beriake & Young, and also their expiring lease
ON I. B. WOODS WOODEN FACTORY Fred.
erlck county, Va, styled
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MIscELLANRoUs.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
M.d asE an the purposes Of laxative


Perhapsnoonemedi-
cine Is so universally
required by every
body rs acathartic,
nor was ever any be.
fore so universally
adopted into use, IN
every country and
among all classes, as
this mild hut efficient
purgative Pin. The
obvious reason is
that Il isa more reifa.
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SODA HATER.

Owing to the cneapl:s 81 Of Ice we offer tsis firss
class cooling drink Tor cents per glass. Syrups
dispensers say this can't be done We beg leave to
differ respectfully II Cream tickets for 8 ! co.
Bottled ale, Brown Stout and Hooff's Malt Ex-
tract and Porter for sale by
June p, 1875. GEO. T. LIGHT.
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THE HAMPERS FERRY FAIR AND FEs>
TIvAL--The Fair and Festival held at
ArmOry Hall, Harper's Ferry, for the beuef,
of the Harper's Ferry Silver Coruet Band,
came to a close on Saturday night last. The
net proceeds, We learn, will amount to about
SIPS, which will be appropriated to the Band
-oue of the most deserving organizations of
the county. The Gold Watch voted for was
awarded to Miss Laura Norris, of Maryland.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-07-27

MALL PAPER.-1Oo different styles of Wall
q. W.T. KEARSLEY.
CHARCOAL, in Quantities to suit customers, for
~ sale by JOS. b. yesterday.
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IN CARPETS.

Of every Conceivable style, quality and price ex-
tant. This department deserves the special atten-
ton ofthose in need ofsuch goods. The stocSwas
never so large nor prices so low The reputation
of Mr. g. as superior buyer in this line makes it
nent. Suits of Foreign and Domestic goods Made
to order and Fits guaranteed.
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STATE FAIR.

OHESAPEAkE AND OHIO RAIL
EOaD.-I.urillg the stale Fair-Tucsday We'd
no day THURSDAY. and Friday-ihe HCCiMMU-
DATIUN TRAIN will leave tichnrond at L. VI.
Instead of 4:3O, As usual. ~
~ - CONWAY X. HOWARD,
General Passenger an! Ticket Agent.
w. ~. S. BUM, En- ineer and superintendent II
.r,,nsn' rt,t,nr &c 2G-it
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BY TELEGRAPH.
suspension OF q ssausson Bank.
tS0Eas5 ru-,..tat ,atoo,-s,,, o., fho I,isnattb

Especial telegram to the Dispar III
sTAuSTos, Va, October 25.-The suspen'
sion OF the Virginia Banking and trust
Company on Inst Saturday has caused con-
siderable excitement in our community. IL
was not, however, wholly unexpected, as II
was known that It bad advanced large sums
to contractors on the Valley railroad, ana
which were still unpaid owing the suspen'
sion Of work on this road last fall. On Satrr'
day the bank executed deed of assignment
of all their assets to J sdse John n. Hendren
and General John Echols, who are to "ind up
the affairs Of the company. From the briet
examination which these gentlemen have
been enabled to make they assure deposltors
that they will be paid in full. They state
that the liabilities are between eighty and
mir etv thousand dollars, and there are out
standing bils-rcceiyable due the bank to The
amount of s160,O 900. This amount of assets
is exclusively of the stock and fixtures OF tie
company. -,
The feeling 10 the community is somewhat
onicter this morning than it was onsat''r-
day. Whilst depositors will be greatly In'
convenienced by the delay incident to the
suspension. yet they seem to feel satisfied that
they will ultimately be paid in full.
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Federal Finances.

ANNUAL REPORT OF TREASURER NEW.
WASHINGTON, october %. The annual
report of Treasurer New will contain the
following state Of the receipts and eXpeadl
lures By warrants for the fiscal wear Of 1915
Receipts Customs. Sl57, 1GT 1922 50; IN
ternal revenue, $4,000, 1895 lands, ST.
4l3,64017: miscellaneous sources. Sl9,4ll.-
1876; total net revenues, 1888 O00, O3l.lO;
public dcbt.funded loan OF 1881, S9G.5n5.,
700; United States notes, Sl03,90I,9j6 :
fractional currency. $50 G12 SEQ; gold GER
tifca,es, so, 259, 100; certificates OF deposits
of United States notes, SS0,G05,O00 total
net receipts. SG75, 81 ,6UT.l0.
Expenditures S19,Il3, 1876
internal revenue. s5,lSS,513.31; interior,
civil. 81 9j7 $50. so; treasury proper. S33.
643,262.42; diplomatic. IS. 199. 220.S4; quar-
lei L. salaries, $jG4 5l7 G5; Judiciary. So. 500,
945 90; net civil and miscellaneous, 81 .0,o,'
702.9S; war department, $4,000 G45.9S;
navy department.. sd .495 G2G2T interior
Department. S37 .S4O.S73.04; public debt in
terest, SlG3093 544 81; total net eNpendi
lures. S274. G33 392 81: public debt. redemp
ton of BONDS, $104, $50 920: redemption Of
United States notes, $40, l43001; red emp
lion of fractional currency. $40 ,5G4 G1l'4S
redemption Of gold certificates, 81 ,2lo: 500
redt mpiion Of certificates Of deposit. United
States nors. ISL, 100000: total, including
items of account of public debt, S6S20eO,
$685.; balance Of covered moneys, June
goth, 1875, Sl44, 702 ,4l6.41.
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Summary.

The boiler Of the psper-mill of Morrison,
Bare & Co., at Roaring Springs. near AL.
tooua, Pa, exploded yesterday, completely
destroying the mill and seriously iDjuring
ten men. Loss, $50 900.
The new City Hail at Baltimore, beauti-
full marble structure covering a square, was
dedicated yesterday with imposing cere-
monies. The building cost g 100000.
Stephen Lewis. fi.herman and ferryman
at St. Louis, in taking load Of cel1red PEG.
pie across the Mississippi had his skff cap.
sized from being overloaded, and sl' but two
were drowned. Lewis himself was drowned
in attempting to save two women.
In the SUIT Of The People of New York
against Peter B. Sweeney to recover So .0O0,-
O00 Sweeney enters O general denial, and
asserts that there is defect of the parties
bringing the suit. Sweeney's attorney signs
and swears 10 the answer, the defendant
being in France.
Judge Lawrence, of the New York Su-
preme Court, yesterday refused 10 confirm
the report Of ex.Judge Spencer, the referee
In the Erie railway matter, approving the
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Foreign Notes.

At a special meeting OF the Court Of Com.
mon Council held at GuiIdhal yesterday
Prize Leopold, upon invitation of toe cor
Doralon, formally took up the freedom of
the city OF London, to which he is entitled
by pitrlmony.
The Cologne Gazette rali-ms the state.
mcnt that the Crown Prince Of Germany will
visit the Centennial Exposition at Phiadrl-
phia.
Thirteen persons persisted by the foods in
Nottingham, England, and six at BuTlon.or-
Trent, between the 14'h and 22d, and 50 lives
were lost by sbipwrtck on the eastern coast
of Scotland between Pelten Ween and Peter
head.
The Prince of Wales arrived at Cairo,
Egypt. yesterday, having disembarked from
the Scraps at Ism.la.
A Pail Mall Gazette special from BON.
bay says the Nizam Of Hyderahad excused
himself from meeting the Prince of Wales,
pleading that be is too uuwell to undergo
the journey himself, but will send'a depua.
ton instead.
The Russian commission on the American
centennial has determined to limit the list Of
articles to be exhibited to Russian Specallies,
which are little known abroad.
many OF Tue SURVIVORS Oh Tue b1iahiaFa
charge-old soldiers Of the Light Cavalry
Brigade-cele brated the 21st anniversary Of
the battle yesterday in London.
The financial condition of the San Do.
mingo Government is reported deporabe,
and Congress has been informed by the Sec.
rotary of the Treasury that the Republic is
bankrupt.
A ST. Thomas dispatch represents Haytien
affairs as satisfactory. The coffee crop has
commenced coming in, and is selling readily
at fifteen and fifteen and half cents.
w. Markand Nelson, of Montreal. has
failed. His liabilities are estimated at $780,
nm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-26

AN IMPROVEMENT n TELEGRAPHING.- Yes
terday we received our kilograms printed III
the plaiuest and most legibe style upon q
plan invented by Mr.. J. w. HATES, Of the
Western Union Telegraph office, in this city.
II is a most valuable invention. 1t avoids
all the probable errors in transcribing the
messages, and gives to printers the greatest
facility in putting the messages in type. MIR.
HATES is public beue(ac.or. III sending US
some messages be sent the following note
printed in so clear style that we only hope
it may be as distinct in the DiSpatch as it is
in the Geographic print:
"RICHMoNp, VA, October %, 1915.
"The following is specimen of the work
Of the Typewriter. 1t makes the following
characters neutrality-suspicious.
13345G7S90-,- :.;!S"".
"Iu this style Of type we will copy all
matter commonly done with the pen. and
with from two to three times its rapidity,
and at less cost than pen.writing."
The machine that prints is called the auto
matte signal, and may be seen at the office
No. 1910 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-26

WASHINGTON, October 25.-Thc Supreme
Court to-day decided the case of the Farm
ers aud Mechanics National Bauk, OF ButitIc,
y. y, against Peter G. DcariDg. The New
York Court of Appeals held that the agree
ment the discount Of u note above the legal
interest in New York was corrupt and illc-
gal. and that under the laws OF that State the
whole debt was forfeited but this the opin-
ion of the Supreme Court has reversed, L"
The effect that under the national bank law
the plaintiff forfeited only the excess OF tue
legal rate OF interest.
Thirty thousand cigars detained as impro-
perly branded will be- released upon show
ing hat there was no intention to dctraud,
and being properly branded.
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Tho jackson Celebration.

TO day in Richmond is appropriated TO
the honors to the memory Of sroSEwALL
JACKSON. The occasion is full Of interest
rot only to Virginia, but to all men OF all
countries who admire heroism and love honor
and virtue. To-day will be assembled vast
multitude Of people who meet here TO 90
honor TO the noblcss traits OF human nature.
The chief feature Of the proceedings 10
which so many generous people Will
narticipa,e Is the uuveiing OF tue
statue of SToNEwALL JACKSON "nich
msnv nobic.hearted Englishmen have caused
70 be made in honor OF the hero. 1t Is a
.rihute from sous of Great Britain to an
illustrious Virginian-an enduring memento
Of a body of enlightened gentlemen to the
heroic and civic virtues OF ore whose fame
belongs 10 the world, and whose virtues
shed their lus.re upon the human character.
We but poorly describe the parade and
Grand procession that is TO take place on the
occasion By saying that 1t will be the most
extensive that ever occurred in Virginia
II will be distinguished for the deep and
thrilling emotions that it will excite. In the
lire of parade will be a remnant OF the Illus
trious line that followed SToSEwALL JACKSON
through his way of peril and blood, aud went
into the field of battle animated by bis de-
yout faith and his sense Of full justification
in the cause. This was The source Of their
heroism. Their great commander Infused
them with his impulses, and bis great soul
fred them. No man can behold these vet"-
rams without feeling bis heart stirred "ithih'
The more refined the ciVlIlzition-th"
more noble the people--of country the
more proud they are 10 hoLorng the greai
doodle Of illustrious men. In political view
il il one of the very best mears oil an'matlng
youth TO noble ambition. 1t should be the
pride of every Virginan that We have such
examples as LEE and SToSEwALL JACKSON III
our day to hold up before the rising genera
ton for their applause and emulation; anu
il is espeeislly gratifying 10 us because IN
those men we have blended hero!sm and
that noble sense Of private as well as puol!c
Guty which is after all the brightest gem in
the crown that adorns heroism itself.
To-day then, 10 beholding the donors pail
the memory of the world-renowned Fir.
gilman, SToNEwALL JACKSON, youth may draw
the lesson that TO reach the highest honors III
This world they must be good as well SIS
brave; that they must fulfil with a holy
faith all their obligations to society, TO their
country. and to their God
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R,roRr or TREASURES Niw-REcoMMESDA

RtroRr or TREASURER Niw-FEc0MMENDA'
T.oxs CONCERNING REDEMPTIoN.- Washington,
October 24.-It is understood that among
the prominent features Of the forthcoming
rcncrt Of the treasurer Of the Cni!ed states
the following recommendations affecting the
Redemption of nationa! tnhk notes Will be
,nare First. that the national bank rcccmp'
'ina agcrcy be made a separate bureau IN me
office Ct The Secretary Of tie Treasury. under
tic c',arge ola superintendent" ho shall give
bond for toe faithful discharge OF the duties !;
sacoad. tbgt tic five per ct. redemption fund
shall be kept 10 the treasury, but SUBJECT 10 he
checks at the supern' cnden.. and that they
nc payable in currency or drafts on Ne"
York. Boston, Chicago, ST. Louis, or any
otter SuA-trta>ury; third, that banks OF
ot5er. sending na,ions! bank notes Tor re-
dem Dtion be required to prepay the express
charges 10 Washington, "ud that for all
other ,Xpeuses OF this agency national banks
he allowed TO deduct from their next semi
annual Ic'urn Of tax upon circulation the
amount Of auy assessment that may be made,
IS also in tier next return the amount OF
The assessment heretofore mace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-26

TIE Boston tea party was succcssfulS
rivaled IN that city about halfpust o'clock
Thursday morning by u party Of three
masked men. 1t is true they were not after
tea chests, ard it is not supposed that they
were impellod to the exploit by British
t9xes. They were simply an honest baud OF
thieves. who emerged about the above mcu
toned hour from the Silent saCctuarics Of
South Boston, and with masks on their faces
and pistols in their hands boarded the
schooner Samuel Knight, ca ptured the sleep
ing captain and crew, striped the cabin, stole
all the captains money, aud departed, lcav-
ing their victims dumb under the Injunction
of ">iIcncc or DEATH" The latter suisse
quently spoke to the police, but they spoke
too la.t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-26

DR.. Linderman, Director of the Mint, thinks
the goldand silver production in this coun-
try next year will reach $780, 900, 900, of
which the Coms!ock lode will furnish one
half.
The Baltimore yearly meeting of Friends
commenced on Saturday in that city. Among
those in attendance being Samuel NJ. JAM
ney, OF Loudoun county, Va, and Chskley
GIllngham, Of Virginia.
John s. Langhorue has been appointed in
ternal revenue storekeeper for the Fifth dis.
trict of Virginia.
Rev. +. j. Bosgs is about to return to
Virginia to live.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-26

Moopy AND SANK>Y IN BRooKLYS.- Ne,r
YQrh. October 2i.-Tbe first of the Moody
aud Sankey reyivals was bel1 at The Brock
lyn rink This noruiue. Tue building was
crowded, fully ten thousand people Icing
PIE cIf. Rev. DR.. Buddnglon openel With
payer, and. after singing By Slukey, Moody
delivered a Ing di>course. Amoyg those
on the Elttform wee Eeys. Dr.. CuyIcr, Dur
ca Prime. Buddugtop, Dewitt, Tslmadge,
aud George Ii. S:c"art of Philadelphia. In
tie afternoon tie rink was again packed, at
LIST five Thousand peopl, being unable to
g.il admittaDce. Alter service twas au-
Eounced that there would he revival meet
<, at the rink every evening during The
week except Sunday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-26

The VINELAND TRAGEDY DEATH OF URl
CaRRuTH.- Tinelond, n. j.. October "a
U:i Carrub, who was shot some months ago
by ID. X. Lands, for making an alleged scan.
daous publication, died this morning With
the Lullet in his brain. Subsequent to the
shooting Of CarruLb, Lands was taken into
Gus ody and taken 10 Bridgeton Jail, where
he was to within about three months ago.
W hen arrangements were made for his re-.
lease under bail, the amount being fifty
Thousand dollars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-26

VANISHED FRACTIONAL CERRENCY.-An in
tertsing fact 10 connection With the loss and
destruction OF fractional currency is ascer.
tanned from the Treasury Department. 1t is
very we'll known that tie Government is
yearly the gamer by large amount by the
disappearance OF small notes ard currency
The issue Of these notes ceased in bst April
1869, at which time there had been issued
S602. 900 Of the denomination of three cents
and 50, 1000 Of the five cent series. AL
though over SIX years have elapsed, there are
still outstanding S92 900 in three.cent notes
and over 81 $40. 900 Of The tive-ccnt issue.
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BANKRUPT NOTICES.
| DS9.l.l
[333o.I
L. 10 EINE EOIICE III II On

This Is TO GIVE NOTICE thrt on
j The 23d day OF October, A. d. 1873. warrant
in hank rutcv was issued out OF the iSl let Court
Of the United States Tor the Eastern District OF Nlr
ginia against The estate If los ph Pruii, OF &c
.Giudged Il bankrunt on his own petition That The
plvmet of any d. bis and the delivery of any pro-
petty belonging 10 said bankrupt 10 him 81 Tor his
use and the transfer of any property by him are
forbidden by law that lnecins Of The creditors OF
said bankrupt ~ prnyc their debts and choose one
or more asSigneeS OF his estate will be held ~ 4
Court OF Bankruptcy 10 be holden at Petersburg,
Va, bs fore j. l.. waterman. Register, on The 18Th
day OF November. a. ID. 1875. Al ! O'Clock A. NJ
T.. L. RAMSDtLI.,
or 16-1aB2w United = .tcs Marshal.