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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-03-19
4 Remarkable History.

GuiZut Is the Mac;tuiay of the History oi
France. His narrative is full of emotion like IL
quici, stream; his characters rise before us rs III
the flesh they are men and women, not historic
lay figures. II is as charming as any romance.
1t is Il work to read and re-read. The new ell
ton iust published is worthy Of the work.
Though reduced il price from $500 to $500 the
~ Illustrations are all there, superb in quailty
the type is large; the binding is thoroughly eX-
ctIient AID tasteful. Every word of the pub
fishers description in the advertisement else
where is worth /, ainS-the work ought TO be
owned il. every home. We have made an ar
fangemcnt with the publisher 10y which We AZ"
able to offer this work, GuIZots History OF
France, vol. large i2mu, I2I fine Illustrations,
as lie >crihod in the publishers advertisement
elsewhere, regular price 5000, in combination
with IHE P1Kr TOBACCO TINEs on the following
remarkably attractive terms namely:
For S62j we viii send one copy OF this paper
one wear and deliver ii set of CiuizoI's History Of
r, ancc, described, al our Office without iur-
Iner char2c.-a saving TO you OF 81 %.
For Sil -. We VIII send two copies of this pa
per one year. and deliver two sets of the work
described, at our office without further charge,
"a saving 10 You OF $50.
For $500 We will send three copies of this pa
per one wear, and deliver three copies Of the
work described. at our office without further
Cuargr,--t saving Ia NoH OF 500.
our arrangements with the publishers enable
It's 10 make these exceedingly liberal offers Tor
- days only-the time expires April ,, lsN6 \
prompt cali at our Office to examine the work is
hours or a !sw moments talk with Your neigh
bor> VIII enable YOU Ia secure ii on easy terms.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-03-19
SIP r / N O.
1886,
NEW
"TRIUOT" DRESS GOODS.

Shades of the SOC lot-Csfeola, Ashes of
Rose, Snmac, Elephant Gray, Tan, Earu, Quaker
Drah, Sage Brown, Golden Brown. O!d Cod,
Chocolate, 1t and DIX. Grays, Sal and Havana
Brow ns Myrtle Green, Navy Bronze, Cardinal,
Garnet and Black More colurs thhH above for
reasons that many shade off little darker, a
little lighter. By far the best line yet shown,
SO cents per yard.
40 inch Homespnns at 59e.-3 shades Of
Brown. of Gray Almond, Havans, Tan and
Slate A big moneys worth.
GA Wool Tlicois, 81 90; in variety Of as
sorted CLERKS and Mixtures and Bronze, Leather
Tobacco, Dark Hava.a, Almond Beige, Pigon
Gray. 1t, Ned and DIX Gray, Dark Green
and Navy. 6 4, 81 GO per yard.
As inch all W ool Cashmere in c, e4m, Cafeola
Royal Pnrple, Electric Blue, Almond Pigeon
Gray, Seal B,own, Quaker Drab and Nary
Blue These Cashmeres are standald goods
and sold BY US the last four seasons, and are of
an excellent texture and beautiful finish. As
inch, 75c. per yard.
AZ inch all Wool Scotch Cheviots, genuine
Scotch mixtures and combinations Of broad and
narrow stripes, dIagouals and plain in rich
effects.
40 inch "Kaickerbocker' Sui,ngs, rich mix
lures, in new effects, produced by an informing
ling of three four colors, in a sort of pepper
and salt fashion, one color predomi eating 10
make the shade.
AZ inch Canvass Cloth a fabric destined TO
become very popular. the warp is hard twisted,
aud the filing is a ''shotted" thread of tfer
ent colors, producing ali il uni aied effect.
The above goods t,ke prece denre SO far in
spring fabrics, and well worthy TIE ate n
ton OF early buyers.
mD-S SEND FOR SAMPLES. ~@
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-03-19
EX T r ORDI N A R 7
"DARGAINS'
In Ladies Muslin Underwear.

l2O dozen ladies muslin corset covers, high
neck, finished sealas, buttons and bnifon holes,
not worth Csc but the best offered at
l2!e. each
80 iozen ladies canfhric corset covers. pearl
buttons, the best eve; offered AT 25c each, hut
not worth soc.
so dozen ladies fac eamhric corset covers.
shaped neck Hamburg trimmed, not worth
&c, but the best value ever offered nj SOC
each.
80 dozen la!ies' line muslin chemise, cambria
ruff, rows Of inserting and tucks, the best
ever offered at 33lc. each
65 dozen ladies fine ma lin drawers, Ham
burg rufle, with ,uckS above. not woiih SIC,
but the best otf'red at 375c per p,ir.
SO dozen ladies fac muslin walking skirts,
cambria ruff. with four tucks therein and two
clusters OF eight fine tucks aoove, the hest value
ever shown at the price, only 55c each.
so dozen ladies fine muSlia night dresses,
solid Joke Of ai-over embroidery, sc inches in
length, extra quality, worth 81, only soc each.
Bridal sets that formerly we were obliged 10
ask SIS for are now offered a SIS so ; best mus
lins, Medici lace edgnss and inserings.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-03-19
WE MAKE \ SPECIALITY OF
,',;M0NOPOLE" BLACK
CASHMERE.

These Cashmeres are frst made in the ''gral"
cloth and item dyed in black, cons' quently
their wearing qualities depend entirely upon
the weight, hneuess of material, and superior
ity in texture of the gray cloth.
The beauty OF the color and last fnish de-
ponds solely upon the care taken in the dyeing.
There is certain dyer in France whose name
alone is sufficient guarantee of the thorough
ness of al! work which passes through his
hands. His name is Guillaumet (Gii-la-ma).
Having secured the fabric in the gray" Mon
opole Cashmere, aud having it dyed by Guiila-
umst, and manufactured by Dauphiaot, We
have thereby secured the best possible rssnl:s,
and Offer in these g, DDS The best cloth, best
dyed, bsst finished aad most durable Casbmeres
made. and guarantee they viii not grow brown
or rusty with age, and will always retain their
soitness and silky finish, for which they have
secured reputation second to none.
We make specially OF the entire liae in IL
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-03-19
a New Assessment Law.

~ ~" ASSeSSbStot LAW.
Senator Hpd.on has prepai Ell bill tn, t
hiss been reported faroribly in The Senate
bich will give the COUNTIES al lEa b nctts OF
n new assessment without the expense accom-
the county commissioners shall give public no.
lice in the new spapers on or tefor- jane | IN
each year, directing that each person owning
real CT personal property in the counties shall
on or before October in said year return un-
der oath, on printed blanks 10 I've pres 'rihed
by the State Tax Commission r. -r"~du!r Of
al his property Of er.ry kini- II person
fail 10 make return before HE Fl 81 da. "i j ~
nary, the commissioners shall arira S. The
same, to tie best of their irtoruatIoB, and
They shall have power TO issi e summcrses and
compel answers 10 all questions about the pro-
perty Of the :. fiji M, or an Other person, aud
suita bic penalties for false SWEARING or refusal
to swenr are provided. Any person aggrieved
may appeal 10 the Circuit Court, who shall
hear The same as If an appeal from justices Of
the peace. The county commissioners shall
make a new list from the scht dulles annually OF
all property -o.ners in The county, and shall
make the aggregate of the assessments the bas
is Of the levy for that year, which is m .de in
the months of April or May. The evils of the
present method of ass. ssiDeni, every ten years
are m tnifest. Everyone knows cases " her.
the richest men escape taxation almost entirely
and the poorer ONES are left 10 pay their CIV n
and their rich neighhors taxes, too 1t is
stated that the peeple in the counties are be
coming Disconnected under the present state Of
things. The bill is also intended to tax mort
cages.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-03-19
LOW P3ICES On CURTAIN lgdIHl.

We have placed sale so pieces Curtain
Scrims, styles in lace striped, worth - c.,
only loc per yard.
60 pieces, IL differeat styles Lace Striped
Curtain Scrms, worth l5c., only = }. per yard.
40 pieces extra fne Lace Striped Curtain
Scrims. excellent styles, worth 25:., only lSc.
per yard.
Third floor take elerator.)
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-03-19
WE HAVE ALSO OPENED

New Invoice cf P"id ard Checked N5;inst.0kS,
at l25 :, v hi uSuaii, so III Is.
W.. shnil ulate Oh sale 40 pieces 81 in, h
Shirtiug Percul,s, no two pieces alike, esptci-
ally suitable for shirt waist soft hnis h, 4, no
dressing, worth lac only l29''.
5000 yards G.rui,e 'tlsrss 10, eI.lin"
French Sattsens, t.earest p.s>ihle approach -
POULAND, silks III fl, CANT s,i les ard es!orins>,
35c PER yard.
New Line Of 81, ing AID Summer Emil raider
les, Lang Cloths -ud Ali Ca,er>, in white and
color>, witk edgings 10 match.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-03-19
EXECUTIVE NOTICE.


OFFICE .. The SECaZTlsY Of STATE.
AGnlpo i, March 18th, 1886.
To All Whom il May Concern:
Notes is hereby girsn, ta.ts pilivsilon has
sesn made 10 lhs Governor tor ruis pr0sfqul
10 Ire CAKE 0: the state hrchinsIa Maddox,
Indicted ia tE- Circut Count for Cf.Tirs coun
~, AZ May terra, 1879 FOR I-rcen', upon The
r Judge Stone .na ksseas
Disgss, tie States Ait-raey.
Tas Governor r,i lax. NJ, he s.ji ca" for
Ss.l dsr',irn, ga or after T.. say ire 23sd
day OF M.rtA 1855. until when tlur prot SIS
against 1!ge "a application Hl.i Ia heard, and
the petition ga The csss .. sn - suspss :oa, al
ihs discretion Of he tio'trn0g.
~ uI der O the Govern 30,
+ " LIE CUHPTE,
Secre'sfy o. State
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-03-19

~ ADFERIISERS.-TaE TIMES huritio
Lfger circulation than csiy other pepper among tht
:,.teihge:a farmers and business Of Charles
ccn.,,y Offers Superior inducements to advertisers
b. insert their announcements in is co!Gnis. Send
for card t.tes ,etich to,c any other paper
Southern Maryland, 10 sag nothing about ciTeGid-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-03-19

sg- The Subscription price of The
TINES is 81. per annum If paid IN
advance or at any time acifham tie car
rent gear if not paid acifhin the yeer
$3.50 wiU be Invariably charged, a
elsoays Aerstof're, and from this ru'e
no exception arHl be mode.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-03-19
COMMUN lCAJED
New Enterprise.

There WAS a large and en- husisstic meet
ing held in tie village o. Benedict on the llth
inst. hy the most prominent repTes' Htn'ive citi-
n. Of Charles Prince G-orees and ST. Mary.
counties, for the pnrpcsc Of organic ny rrot-
ting and racing club. TIE following eff rsrs
were nnanimousl, elected President Mi
Geo Dougls. Mercer Vice-Presi tents, DR. e.
c. s e~ari and Mr.. ID Good, Treasurer
Nr Thcs Berry. Secretary Nr. las. de b "
Gardiner, Executive Com Mite. M-ssrs. II 4
Turner, Z. g. Bowling, II F moore, T. F
Nicholson, q. c. Burch, J G.. Howard, K G.
Ferguson, Clarence Hall, Spencer Harrison,
H. II. Boswell, J. d. Gardiper, and Dr. Thns
A. Lynch. After tie election Of Offices h. site
MSS selected for the races on MIR b F. Bow
iiug's farm beautiful l~re tract of land stu
at.d few hunir ysrds fro the village Of
Benedict where visitors can have al any and
all times the choicest urlicncirs of the Patux-
snt waters. served up in every possible sly
calculated TO tempt the most delicate arpeliss
of the grtats.t sFicures. The meeting add
j .nrnsd nboui 80 P. NJ, every attendant
expressing his entire satisfaction, NJ The h,r-
f. ofieus way IN which it was conducted ana
ptragrd himself to bend his every ex-r,i"a and
Influence to promote the interest of the enter
prize. SECRETARY.
Bg order OF the President.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-03-19
Senator Edelen Inlisposed.

Hon. R. H. Edelsn, who returaed to the
county on Friday accompanied by Mrs. Edelen
for few days recreation from is legislative
duties, contracted Il severe cell on Sunday,
which has confined him to his bed for several
days He has been attended by DR.. Robert
Digses ana is improving slowly. He hopes to
return to Annapolis in few d'ys.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-03-19
commissioners Testisg.


The board Of county corpn;,si:aer. have
been kept busy til. week making transfers of
property and allow ing statements aud making
additional assessments TO the person lily Of the
tax payers in Tie county. Up 10 this writing
there have b.eu 10 very heavy placements,
thous h tie amount taken OF is, Ne learn, large
~ in Access ofIhai placed ufsn Tie b ok. Tbass
VIE came before the board hsss, IN airno.i
every instance, asked an abatement from their
personal assessment, and, though the amouat
is small to each individual. il will in the az
gregate srnount 10 a considerable sum, while
no one has AS yet -.sked 10 have any additional
assessment placed against him the tax
books. In some cases, however, the board By
Thorough elimination, have succeeded in get
ting o.. the hooks from psr'i-, before the ~
some pets mai property rot asrstofcre ts xed,
tsoagh, as We have stated, the snoCnt taken
off is largely ia eXcss, of that placed On the tax
books. Perhaps, however, the new assessments
to bs hereafter brought in by the various tax
collectors will alance the Zbatemsnts allowed
BY the commi: siouers. Thi. 10, we se!isve,
generally the case and SO the bile basis OF
be county i'll remain about as it was last ear.
At tie meeting on Tuesday the commissioners
appointed ur. T. Henry Medley constable fer
the lirst district /; R. E. Lie Risen constable for
the second district and Thomas E. Bowie and
,arss Gilroy consta b!es for the third district.
Up to tbs writing, Thursday, nothing has
been done by the board as 10 the appointing u,
Of lax collectors and road supervisors for the
cou.ty, although numerous petitions from the
various applicants for thss. places have been
isces ed aud file in the ofIire. These
arpo ia,mrnts may be taken up today or they
may lay over until the next met ng Of tie
b ard
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-03-19

These messnre 40 iacheS, aud are what We
would send anr customer who III. aid ,>k
u 10 send B!..rk Gas uarre dress on ''eaxte
b, .nche ordcr
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-03-19
The Delegation Dad Unite

Referring to the appointment OF tobacco
inspectors some weeas ago, ii was stated in
these columns that the on mission of the G "
n.rnor to appoint AN Inspector !rom St. Mary's
county, was due 10 failure OF The St. Mary 5
delegation in the Legislature to agree upon "a
nominee for the appointment. The statement
was made upon the credit of infor nation which
We deemed reliable, but we are now crtdihly
Informed that We were in error in m king that
statement, and that the ST. Mary's dele. aiioa
did agree upon Mr. Oscar 3. Hayden, OF that
county, who was unanimously recommended
to the Governor for the appoin,u ent.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-03-19
Reliable Ferti:izers,

1t is with pleasure that We cali the attsn-
ton CT our farmers TO tie well known and
highly reputable fertilizers manufactured by J.
Q 4. Holloway IF Baltimore. The advertise
meat OF this house will be found in another
column, but the reputation their goods have
sequil ed fros1 long continued and succ' s>fu
dorssmezt fer Il en- without any warranty from
us. Oar farmers will continue to III: snd use
Holoway's fertilizers SO long as they are MAJ
ufactrrei, for they know that from him the.
get only high taniard and pure manures. Read
be unhesita'ingly relied upon.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-03-19
NOTE TO
Customers Out of the City.

For the benefit Of our customers Twin. al Il
distance We have arranged tor the u!,li' amen
OF IN i'll, strared cat, 10. ne, to lie is pel IL an
early date, and viii! gladly mail it Tree Ia ard
address upon ieqaeSt. Send us your name in
full, with town. county and State. Address,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-03-19
be unhesiia'ingly relied apon.
Lenteu Services.

LehtPn services.
During Lent tie faithful in the Episcopal
church will observe the following program me
as laid down by the Bishop:
Week day.-Litany on Wednesday and FIJI
day at II m +; Evening Prayer lily at p,
Except Wednesday 7:3o p. y Iorn;r 9
Pr,yer-durne Holy Week "a m; excepting
Good Friday 1880 a. m.
The following suggestions have been made
and commended 10 those " no have it in their
hearts to secure the bless nss of The Leatcn
seasons:
equations conform 10 lhe season; attend the
frequent services of the church. and especis lily
honor yolr Lori b, your presence at the Holy
Comm nion.
Withdraw from all mere social erjo, ne nts !;
devoting more tiEe to pra er, and the reading
of ievotisnal books
Let ALIAS be given deliberately. and vi h the
prayer that God will hep yoa to do good rs
we'll as D. good.
Let each one adj spt some one as the oljec: Of
solicitudr and intereession-s speaking TO him +.
simple and modest word Of christian sTm pathr,
psrsuading hi 10 come TO church, showing
him how to use the Prayer Book, or seeking
his good in some way.
Let US all agree during the present Lent TO
He said, ITO the poor tb. Gospel IS preached "
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-03-19
lathing Almost Given Away

coed lathtmE Almost Given Away
o. hm Il Son al 23O W. PlaIt Street, Bal
timore, closing out the balance OF their
Wia,er Stock at prices, ill n"w unknown in
the trade. Sc their advel tisenent in another
column.
W H. Moore j. +. Mudd
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-03-19
creslcas.le Grain Drill.

Tas ma hinrry is Ia ,sa~r.l use iaruuz bout
III, Si.'c -nd l., hig j, cufr fl-ni id h, leading
farm-rs Is - e * aVer drsf, aud sgl-l strength
10 auT soN in t'e nsik tl. Thanking eur
hI'uds for psst pIIroasgr as wt.i &c cad 10
serve ih'm gaze ghis Sprag- tut fsriltits
have nov irrs-rsed AID prs ~ e sqasI or
gIr Ter satisfaction than heretofore
fea 10 IN JOS A GRAY is 4 BRO
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-03-19

LNTlRE ura stock low prices Hsn' ; C. II
L8oo,s. 3 10 s.. Solid Lace SHOE, aud q 81
tiers : p so 80 Lsi,es and Grsis HIND
sywei q .iiers - Xii. Goat aud FoN-d But
tor 81 10 g So Lasting Congress aGi Lace
Caters. 7jsts. Boys and Misses school shoes
Scots up. Slippers aud Tres 2Dsts to S2.-
81 80 Electric > .ues-5pcts + ee;rie Su.ss.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-03-19
Mr.. ron,paon's Coed Work.


Representative Compton was II, IT, Office
of the ligh house hoard OF Saturday with ref
srsnce to the mater of erecting light a,
Cobb's Point har al the mouth of tie Nicon-
leo river, ST. Mary's Coua,y, Md Thi. is =
dangerous soiut for navigation, and the light
is much needed. Mr. Crox'ou. If Virginia,
some time since presented "A bill for the cree
lion of light at Cobb's Poiat bar on the Wi
conico river, Virginia, and the lighthouse
board made recommendation to this sfect
Mr. Compton in formed Mr.. Crox,on and the
lish, house board that there is 20 Wicsmico
river in Virginia, but it required soae pains
TO convince them of their error. He, however
sucees led in str.ig hteniug it out, and as 500,
as he eau, will introduce bill 10 appropriate
SIS, 0t0 for the erection Of The desired light.
and will have the sanction of the lighthouse
board and the inspectors. Requests have been
made for the dredging of the Upper Pataxest,
from Benedict to Hills Landing but on ia
quiry at the eng nser bureau Mr. Comptoz
found that there wa. no record of ans suIvey
h wing beea made, which is necessary pre-
liminary to an appropriation. He will write
to Col. Craighili about it, AMI if the :urvey
has not been made, he iii move for th. in..r-
ton Of an item providing for the s:me ia tie
river and hsrbor bill. Through the inst u
mentality Of Mr.. Chapman, lie ms were put in
a former river and harb,r bill owl ling for
surveys of Port Tobacco, Pisc,ta vas an1 NJ IL
,awoman cre7ks. Mr. C,mpton ascertainrd
that the surveys had bern m ,de aud II: en l.
naers had reported against m king any .ppro-
print;on for the improvement of thes. STRAIN
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-03-19

Judge Stones Memorial.
The following is full text Of the memorial
from Judge Stone " hich hiss tesa presented 10
the Hos Sc of Delegates and 10 whict N ,de
reference last week A bill hs. been int educed
inte the Legisl .ture by Mr. Musche,te taking
the appoint nent of the school commissioners
of the 1th Judicial circuit FROM lh. judges and
placing it In the hand of the Governor =
To the Hon>ra5Ie, lie e ne al Assemblu Of
Murylond The p.ttioi OF Frederick Stone
respectfully shows:
That he was elected Chief Judge in the I b
Judicial Circuit OF this State in the fall On 1881
That in the year 1889. he 7ar,ic; pai~d with his
Associates iu his ci cult 10 the appointment of
School Commissioners, as is nc& provided for
by law.
Your petitioner st ties fur her that his inter
est in The primary schools Of thi. State is second
TO thai oil no one, and that he would cheerfuliy
DO all in his pow er compatible with his judicial
duties to advance the interest of such schools
Is your petitioner has become s,iIshsd by
ther1prrisutr he has acquired in the appoin t.
n Mt Of Sch oil Counmss rnerS, tia, Inc IN TX n &
of such appointments, is 10 say tn. lie is, very
inappropriate Tor a Judge, and that sn h dui y
lessons the ,spect due TO. and has a stron 9
tendency t, impair the useful Rs.s Of, the Bench.
That these appoi tnents a much sene hi after
and in SIM cases thew h've even rely is
fl+ncen the Judicial election.
After their -~rtIGs the Jud -es often
iInportuned. and every conceivable influence
bruug Ia lear On tn IN TO induce the appoint
Henr Of particular Commissioners. Tit ali
Of This is irjIrinus to the Juiir,ry itss is al
most SELF evident.
tn, h~t.er The iadi,i sri can h. ronsiitu-
iisna " irq1irrd TO pet foria dr'i's not ] adj
cn do n: NV prop 81 t, discuss, exc, pt &c
say, that ! think there is h gh authority thai
they c.nnut
4 nov wish is 10 AJAX this Honorable Body
TO examine into this subj t, and if the Lsei-A
ture is ssti fed thxt ! am not in error, tn
they vi relieve ths Jud yes from what's TO me
at lest, n most dis,greeahs and inappropriate
duty, imposed by the Act of Assembly. | have
n, susg+si:ons wh,lsv 10 make to your Hon
ar,be B ,dy as to whose .anis these appoint
nen,s should tie placed. | an satisfied tina
This trust could he b.tt-r disch .r1s Cd by othel
agencies than the Jliirarv. and that tho ex
ercise of this patroa,g'. if | may term it
strongly tends 10 impair the usefulness OF every
Judgs who exercises it, and should be at once
changed. Very respectfully,
F. STONE,
Chief Judge 7th Judicial District
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-27
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