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A Markham Islea.

Boston Globe: We hope that Daniel
H. Chamberlain will not carry out the
purpose attributed to him of leaving
South Carolina. Not that he would
not be welcomed In any northern
city, but such men are needed In the
south.
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An Enay Rirfl,.

A lady advertises for a ''useful maid,
about thirty years, to wait on herself
There will be- plenty Of competition.
To secure the situation applicants are
only to write; they need not wait on
the lady. = Funny Folks.
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Attorneys at Law.
Physicians ana Surgeons

Jno. II. Morton, M. D., Physician and Sur
con, office over First National Bank. Resi-
ence corner san Jncinto and IarwoOd sts
tended. nrt2ilm
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.


solicitor In Bankruptcy United States DID,
Dallas, Texas. Speciality in all matters In
bankruptcy. Proofs of debt taken through.
out the United States. Charges reasonable
sept2jdlm
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A BLACK CHARACTER

IL awful, but pretty black hair and whlskers
is not. Use DIR. TuTT's Hair Dye, and in M.
teen minutes You will have them as natural
AS In youth. lfyour Druggist does not have
II he will order IL for you.
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INVENTIONS :.;: a: az /: 4: !.
IuU buu W U W gau lngagtIaI lN

IN, Being opposite the Patent once We sIt
able tO make close examinations, aud boourt
Patents moro promptly ana with broader
And better claims, Than those VINO are TO-
mote nom Washington,
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WE NURSE-For an infant three
w months old. A good home and good
wages 10 healthy woman, Apply NJ the
Herald office. mCh30-tf
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THr Waco Examiner has tho follow,
ing
There were only thirtyseyen gran,
gers In tho constitutional convention,
and yet some people will persist IN hold
Ing the grange responsible for tho proyi-
sion taxing farm products,
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" 900 Sterts you In business In Houston
" lOO or Austin. 500 starts you In bust
ness In sherman or Denison. $50 starts " II
In business in Fort Worth or other good
towns. Like mine here. Come and see me
3sS Main street. screen door. nprl3.2t
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NTANTED--THE DAILY HERALD OF July
w and 4, 1876. Twenty five cents each
Will be paid for them at this oitice.-Apl IT,
hlV0RCES legally and quietly obtained
~ for incompatibility, etc; reference un-
necessary. Fee after decree. Twelve years
experience. A, GOODRICH, Attorney Mt
Law, 1874 Dearbon st., Chicago, III. 1an28-Sm,
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In the state. Branch OF Jos. Fcndrich u
Bros Baltimore, Md. Established 1919.
We keep constantly on hand 100000 Cigars
Of our own manufacture, and of the best
Iuere IN no brand genuine that does not bear
our signature. We also keep very large
stock OF ilno MersChaum and Briar-rOt I
Pipes, all varieties Of Cigarettes and Cigar
ette.holders, large line of Smoking 70
bNcco, Fine Cut and Plug of tho best brands,
winch we sell NJ the lowest living prices. We
Invite all dealers TO call and examine our
large stock before purchasing elsewhere.
mrh6-d6m FRANCIS FEN DRICH,
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REMOVAL.

DIR. L. e. LOCKE
Notines MS friends that he has removed
from the san Jacinto Hotel to his residence
at the corner OF Patterson Avenue and OLE
ander street, near the Catholic Church He
will be found at his residence, or at his
Office, over the State Savings Bank.
mrh3S.3w
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MisceIlaneous Wants.

f~~NNSs7es -.NSe' '-s-e~'f H>f-r.N-r
AVIAN TED-A House built TO cost about
w 500, TO pay one half In unimproved
lot. Plan and particulars at II. N. fuckers,
Camp street. aprli-4t
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TO the Working Class I!

Wearo now prepared 20 furnish MI classes
win constant employment NJ home, the
whole o. the time, or for their spare mos
monts, business new, light and profitable
Persons OF either HoN opAily earn from 10
cents 10 80 per evening, and a proportional
sum by deyoting their whole time to the
business Boys ana glrls earn nea ~ M
may send their address and test tho bust.
ness, we make this unparalleled offer To
such az are not we'll satiJhCd we will send
one dollar % pay for the trouble Of writing,
Full particulars samples worth several doll
lars 10 commence work on, and copy OF
Home and Fireslde, one OF the largest and
bost illustrated publications, all sent free by
mail, lteadpr II you wnt permap ent, prof,
able work, address, GEORGE STINsoN 4 90.
Portland, Maine. iHn26d3m
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Western Iron Boat Budding 60

SOUTH ST. LOUIS. MO-,
e.tllJ kAlIsth J3jl5gt
Builders of Iron Boats and Barges Iron Rail-
way Cars, Boilers, Tanks, and Plate Iron
WORK for Blast Furnaces Distilleries, ZEN
dering Establishments, etc, etc. -
This company has unequaled facilities 10.
shipping, both by river and rail, and thelI
machinery and tools being Of the latest anu
most improved construction they are aoo
10 furnish the best work at the lowest pflces'
proposals furnished ON application. ~
mrhlS-3m- = SupL
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For Sale.

COR SALE--on ten years time, thirty
L thousand acres OF good land told sur
vcS ~, In Grayson, Wise, Young, Jack, Tar
Iant, Erath, Hamilton, Johnson, and other
counties. Also, other lands, ana city prop.
erty on the usual terms. W. q. Sickles, 100
Cam street, Dallas, Texas. mrhll-lm
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Ask why no tartar on my teeth is found;
Ask me not why, for all that can say,
Is do like me, use SoZODONT each day,
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400 Purchase tho neatest little busl-
" IOO ness on Main street. win sup.
yart you from the day you commence. Amy
business man or mechanic can run II. Adj
dress 1903 Main rect, Mt Herald Office. apl3.3t
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Wanted. Female Help.

MANTED-A Girl (whlte) u or 10 years
w Of age, 10 asglst Ia house work, a good
homo aud fair wages assured. Address, W.
j. w., Herald Office. aprli-2t
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Ask me NOT why my breath is pure add

Ask me not why my teeth are white aad
neat:
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40 Day ST.. NEW YORK.
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~ 49, MISUNDERSTANDING AZ law aud
W real estate agent,
aplll,hi
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fI'O LEAhE-Part OF u lot within tue
blocks Ot lAOrand house, on which u
bnild stable, Address q u, Edwards, iOi
Main street, nprl3-lt
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- lTUATlON-By a good boy, about fifteen
- yehIH oi age, liner Ia oily az euuuiry,
WIN 10 any KIND NJ work, Address 4, d.
Herald ONCE, HpTli2t
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN,

TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN,
Fopr'line Advertisements Inserted twice ~
THIS column fOT IWpnty- Five Cenltl anl |
AZ tho rate ~ Five Gents paT Line for eaoh |
subsequent Insertion
Psrsoas
~ u, WELLRoRN-Atl AZ law aud
W real estate agent
Wanted siiuaiion,
CiTuATloN-By q good boy about nfteen
~ years oi age, nllher Ia olly or county !
WIN 90 any KIND u work, Address 4, d.
Herald ONCE hpTli2t
nYA YOUba LApY-A situation TO DO
- honsawork, Apply at j, j. coAs, sWlha
street, East Dallas, RpTll'u
..... Foo Lease,
no LEAsE-Pau of a lot within two
blookaol l1Grand house, on which "a
build stable, Address q. H. Edwards, iOl
Main street. Hprl8-lt
To Rent,
DABTU REL have an excellent pasture
plenty OF grass. VIII pasture stock NJ rea.
hoLhble prices, Apply nt my place near
aplll.lm
GTOltlG Corner Pacific avenue nnd Lamar
- street, now occupied by Tilmnn
Friend, Will DO for rent ON 10 May, Apply
70 ~ T., JET, or the undersigned, q, H.
WELLBoRN, inch2o'tf
Wanted BOARDING..
ID OARD--A gentleman and lady wanting
ID board, Will mud rooms ON Elm street,
no, lVol.
ID lSMARCK HOUSE, No, 1924 Main street,
ID board ana lodging "a 90, day board " %.
apl7-u
Wantod--Fsmole Help,
NATANTED-A Girl (whlte) u or 10 years
w Of age, " asBlst Ia house work a good
homo aud fair wages assured. Address, w.
j. W, Herald Oince. apTli-2t
NITET NURsE-For an infant three
w months old, A good home and good
wages 10 u healthy woman, Apply NJ the
| Herald oflico. mch3O-tf
ts-----s7z-
For Sale.
CoR SALE, at q big bargain, House and
l. Lot on Young street. -Four largo rooms,
good woll good noighborho0 ana dirt
cheap for cash. Apply 20 A, N, Bradshaw,
NJ W, g. Randall q Bros, 0Ob Elm street.
nprlt.lw
A NEAT SAMPLE ROOM, stock and
"A fixtures, In good location, cheap for
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FpuT'line Advertisements Inserted twice 10
THIS column fOT pWpniy-fiYe CeniHl anl
az no rate ~ Five Gents paT Line for eanh
subsequent Insertion,
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The Fire Dcpnrtment.

Messrs. Editors,-I cannot help adding
my protest to the proposed action OF our
City Council to disband Company B Of the
Fire Department, and practically to throw
out Of service one Of our largest steam fire
engines on the pretext that it will save to
the city the magnificent sum Of $4,000 per
annum. .. ..........s.sf
II you will examine the map OF this city
Oately published by F. W. Beers)-take the
Capitol building as q centre, and with ra-
dius OF one and one hall miles describe a
circle-you will find that considerably over
one hall of the city lies west Of a line
drawn through the centre Of Ninth street,
running nearly north. and south. The pro-
posed action Of the Council leaves only one
engine company in this large district-the
one stationed at the corner OF Brook ave-
nue. and Marshall street. This is by
no means an adequate protection against
fire. While many Of the houses in this dis
trict are OF wood, and small in size, they
are just as much entitled to protection as any
other part OF the city. II an engine COM
pany were removed to some point on the
Southwest side Of Monroe Park it would be
OF great use in protecting a large district
that is practically now unprotected, as be-
fore either Of the large steamers on Third
street OF bTOOh AVENUE clu HitCu up, luu
to the fire, and get to work, the building is
destroyed, and one fire might destroy more
property in value than the saving OF $4,000
per annum for several years.
II the Fire Committee would consult the
interest OF the property-holder they would
take the small engine OF Company A and
remove it to the most available point in the
West End. This engine could be handled
better over the unpaved streets in that sec
ton, and be prepared for use promptly on
Oregon Hill, around Monroe Park and Hol
lywood Cemetery, the Richmond College.
and in fact all parts south Of Broad street
and west of Foushee street; while the large
engine OF Company B could be removed to
the house Of Company A, and handled
easily, as it would always go on y level OF
down hill to fires. cannot think that our
efficient Chief Engineer approves. Of the
plan Of disbanding one Of his companies,
and thereby crippling his already small de-
partment, which is less in proportion to
the size Of the city than any other city we
know Of. Respectfully, yours, a3 r,
CITIZEN.
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THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN AND THE Pc.
LICE BoARD.-At the meeting OF the Board
of Aldermen to be held this (Monday) eve
ming the resolution Of the Common Coun-
Gil asking the Legislature to so amend the
charter as to require the Board OF Police
Commissioners to be appointed by the
Judges of the courts of the city will come
up for consideration. There Is almost GER
tain to be spirited discussion on it. Those
who state that they have made careful in
qulries say enough aldermen have express
ed opposition to the resolution to defeat it.
1t is, however, not likely that many have
positively made up their minds in advance
Of the arguments that are to be offered pro
and con. It is said that a substitute will be
offered proposing, in effect, that the Board
shall be composed of the Mayor, Police
Justice, and President Of the Board of AL
dermen, and four non-ofice holding citi-
zens to be chosen by the Common Council.
The proposition to reduce taxes from
S1.50 to S1.40 on the 800, and that to dis
band Company p of the Fire Department,
will likewise be considered.
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COLONEL. STRAIGHT.-Indianapolis, Feb
ruary 2.-The first night after my arrival
call upon Governor (tBlue Jeans'') Will
liams was in order-grand reception, ball,
&c. But let that go; it was tame in COM
par;son with the affair at the mansion of
Colonel A. D. Straight, several miles out in
the suburbs, last night. Colonel Straight
Is q State senator now, and, being man OF
means, he can entertain like prince, and
so he had the entire Legislature, their
wives and daughters. out there on this oc-
casion, with Governor Williams and eX-
Governor Hendricks rs we'll. Colonel
Straight, by the way, is not unknown to
fame in connection with remarkable
escape from Libby prison, engineering a
tunnel, and being the first man to crawl out
and 60 at the rebels again. He is native
OF one OF the mountain counties OF New
York, came West, and grew up with the
country. In type he reminds me very
much of the late William c. Ralston, Of San
Francisco-as bold and more brusque in
manner-a man who would make his way
in the world, and more, too, on top as we'll
as under ground.-Letter to Philadelphia
Press. e~
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Claims for. E1tra Labor.-It has been
mentioned before that the stone-cutters at
the different quarries, while working under
Government contracts, had claimed the ac-
tion OF the eight-hour law, and that they
should be allowed to "knock of" at the
end OF eight hours, or else be allowed ex-
ira compensation for labor performed over
that time. These petitions were not enter-
tained, and within the past few days So
licitor from Washington has been busiiy
engaged collecting affdayits Of all men who
worked over eight hours, and as 70 the
length OF time they did 80. he has some
one hundred and Twenty-Five, and some OF
the claims are for over two years oYerwork.
Mr.. Daniels, solicitor, engages to collect the
claims for TWENTY-FIVE per cent, or nothing
In case lie does not succeed with them.
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WHO SHE Is, AND WHO SHE Is NoT.-Mrs.
Mary 5. Oliver, the plaintiff in the suit for
breach of promise of marriage against
Hon. Simon Cameron, is not Mrs. Mary Oil
yer, of Pennsylvania, who resides in George
town, and is a clerk in the Controllers
office Of the Treasury Department. The
complainant Is the daughter OF deceased
naval officer, and the widow Of a former
officer in the United States army who went
South and served in the Confederate army.
She now halls from Georgia, where her late
husband claimed his residence, and has lived
in this city for several years, at one time on
Four-and-Half street, and latterly on Penn
sylyania avenue near Third street.. She is
stated to have held position at one time in
the Treasury, but does not now. Senator
Cameron says that the proceeding against
him is, in his belief, a blackmailing opera
ton, and he thinks the lady has been
prompted by other parties for sinister pur-
poses. He says that he never promised to
marry her, and that no such idea ever en-
tered into his head. Other matters Of much
more Importance than matrimony occupy
his time, he says. The Senator has been a
widower about two years. Washington
Star. .. .ss 5..a -<s
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4irIlmod 1ispatrl1.
MONDAY FEBRUARY u. 1877.
xs-THE cIRCrIATYoN OF THE DISPATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CrRCU-
LAT1oN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR SuSDAY.-For the South
Atlantic States, rising barometer, stationary
or lower temperature, northeast to north
west winds, and partly cloudy weather will
prevail.
For the East Gulf States, stationary tenn
peraturc and pressure, northerly winds,
and clear weather.
For the West Gulf States, stationary,
followed by failing barometer, increasing
warmer southeast winds, partly cloudy OF
threatening and rainy weather, preceding
low barometer 10 the westward.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warm
er southerly winds, stationary or lower
pressure, and partly cloudy weather.
For the Middle States, warmer southeast
to southwest winds, slight changes in pres,
sure and temperature, and generally clear
weather.
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oChupterf of .Accidents. s.-Frederick Ster-
ling. was severely injured by an embank-
ment falling upon him While engaged In ex-
caYating on private contract at the corner
of. Twelfth and Stockton streets. Dr.. Mon
.teiro reports his injuries Of q serious char
acter, though no homes are broken. de was
removed to his logdings, at Hull and Seventh l't
streets. s IS S5;.... 8. :. &. O.,
Leroy Latham, q; son OF Mr.. i. G. rtail Latham,
met with painful injury white engagea AZ
work in the Manc chester Cedar " orks sat-
services necessary, and says part OF the
thumb Of the right hand can be saved.
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CHARGED WITH GETTING GOODS ON FALSE
PRETENCEs.-Willia Roberts, who has for
some weeks been in the wire-sign business
in this city, and who was recently arrested
in Petersburg on suspicion of intending to
appropriate horse hired from a liveryman
here, and who was discharged from that
accusation, was arrested Saturday night on
a warrant obtained by Mr.. w. L. Montague,
charging him with getting a roll Of zinc
from Shanks, Bowers IL Wilson on false
pretences. It appears that Mr.. Montague
introduced Roberts to the firm, and there
fore felt called upon to proceed in the mat
ter. The police are in possession OF infor-
nation that Roberts's presence is desired
by the authorities Of more than one northern
city, -...
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THE THEATRE To-NIGHT-THE FESTIVAL
OF Mus1C.-The grand festival Of music
takes place at the Theatre tonight, and the
house will doubtless be packed. The en-.
tertainment will be one Of the most interest.
ing musical treats ever given in Rich.
mond.
Schiller's "soDg Of the Bell" with mu-
sic by A. Romberg, will be rendered by a
chorus of eeventy-tive voices, assisted by
the full orchestra Of the Mozart Associa.
ton and the Gesangverien Virginia. It is
kind OF oratorio, and makes grand ef-
feet illustrated, as it will be, by tableaux.
There will be other interesting features in
the festival, which is given to assist st.
Johns German church in erecting new
edlfice, and will all be under the able direc-
ton OF Mr.. Charles l.. Siegel.
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! .LoGA.L MA q !. !, TIERS

;8siHE E1RR.ALARMS4 SATURDAY NtthI~-< a
Observation-Disclosures HIMsELF.-Abott
haii-past o O'Clock Saturday night a citizen
rushed into the First station-house and
frantically stated that the Planters Hotel,
on Main street near Fifteenth, was afire.
.Thereupon an afarm was turned In as OF
Box 81 The 1remen responded with accus.
toned alacrity, but could find nothing upon
which to set to work 1t was stated that
the SCOT in one OF the hotel chimneys had
been: burning, but II that was so the pro-
prtetor and people living in the neighbor-
hood were not aware OF 1t.
Two hours later an alarm was sounded
from Box 25, near the metropolitan Iron
Works. The firemen, upon reaching the
locality, could neither find the fire nor the
man who sounded the alarm. The watch
man at the foundry and the policeman on
that beat knew nothing about it.
Some months ago false alarm was given
from this same box. 1t is evident that some
mischievous party has key to it, and when
he chooses calls out the fire brigade as sort
OF Joke. Against such misdeed city
ordinance is levelled, and special efforts
ought to be made by the police to discover
and bring to Justice the offender.
About II O'Clock, and before the tremen
and horses had had time for a breathing
spell, athird alarm was sounded. 1t came
from Box 81, at the corner OF Cary and
Thirteenth streetss Che hose company were
down there before the gong had ceased
striking, but could see nothing OF the
man who caused the mischief. The tiremen
were indignant, and declared that they had
been run nearly to death, and that their
horses were nearly broken down.
Sergeant Angle, who came down from
the Second station.house with the midnight
relief, posted man at each Of the boxes, as
far as he could, with instructions to look
out for the rascal and arrest him, and no
matter who he was to take him to the sta
tion-hoLSe. - --i.
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The GRAHGERs.LAt called meeting Of
Blnnton Grange, Patrons OF Husbandry,
held Saturday, the following delegates were
elected to the Richmond District Pomona
Grange-yiz., Major r. W. N; Noland,
Colonel T. T. TredWay, and Miss II. Belle
Pleasants. ~. Is, I. * .,l,:i,,ss + q.
An adjourned meeting OF the masters
and past-masters Of the several oranges
within the Jurisdiction OF Henrico county
was held in the ball OF Blanton Grange on
Saturday, at which George d. Peasants
was elected as, delegate to- represent them
in the State Grunge. -. .t.,it...s !.
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CoNvEYASCEs OF REAL ESTATE for the
week ending February 10, 1877: Lots
fronting 120 feet on Cary street between
Reservoir and Randolph, for 5000: 80 feet
on Nineteenth street, corner OF Grace, for
S5,SOO; 80 feet on Marshall street corner OF
Graham, for $3.50; 135 feet on Cherry street
between Beverley and Albemarle. for $3.50
3S4 feet on Duval street, for S492; 2la
feet on Cabell street corner OF Roane, for
81; 80 feet on Cary street between Ran
dolph and Reservoir, for 81 200; q feet on
Beverley street betweet Belvidere and Pine,
for 81, ,474; 11G5 feet on Beverley street be-
tween Belvidere and Pine, for S2,6s9; -
feet on Tenth street between Main and Cary,
&C., for $500. ,.fHa.
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GRAND CONCERT AT ASSEMBLY HALL.
DR.. Gustave Satter will give concert at
Assembly Hall on Friday evening next.
DR.. Satter will be assisted by Professor
Ambold, Mr.. Reinhagdt, Messrs. Peters,
Mrs. DR.. Robinson, Mrs. DR.. Burwell, and
others. The sale OF seats commences at
Wyatt's on Wednesday morning at 0
O'Clock
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CHANcEnY Court OF RICHMOND, SATUR-
DAY.-Orders were entered in the following
cases: Armstrong, trustee, Us. Anderson
Duvall Us. EXall; Dooley's executor as.
Boucher; Walker, &C., Us. Bailey; Atkin-
son Us. Atkinson; Wallace Us. Wallace;
Richards Us. Richards; Brown, &c., Us.
Vaughn; Gray, &C., Us. Woods; Haskins
Us. Hancock; Montague, &C., Us. Cowles.