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are long and slender
they are sometimes
chilled deer feet. De-
casionally such u foot
il cloven. Camel foot
are round blocks about
two inches In height,
fiat on tho bottom mud
conceived on tho top.
into which the legs en-
ter. Lions DAVIS are
to be seen oftcnest on
pieces of furniture
made in tho style Of
tho First Empire. and
are In brass and
ormolu us we'll as ma
hogany. They are also
found on heavily carved
Ill l. l. a
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teTcStlnp, ma tncV may
serve often as ear
marks by which to
Judge the corrcctncsaof
o dealers description.
The most elaborate is
tho curved lc,,. taper
lug down to slender
nDcness lust above tho
foot, which Is carved
in tho shape Of n ball
held in the claws OF an
animal. Tho shape Of
nn animals leg Is more
perfectly shown in the
legs OF tho highboys.
or colonial chests Of
drawers. Their legs
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ington's family. Then
what was left OF the
t table with III, tive oS odd
claw feet. and two
more odd legs with
pad or deer feet. and
some smaller slabs VI
mahogany from a bro
ken desk or sideboard.
and make a lowboy.
with CLAW feet In front
and the legs with pad
feet at. the back; He
will make some draw
era for 1t, using hand;
some pieces OF old
wood Tor the fronts
aaI - n ktpy tlla hnxna
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chairs In the world
than clocks or sofas or
sideboards, and partly
because an odd chair
doesn't cost very much.
and will ut into tho fur
nishing OF almost any
room. Inasmuch NJ
they are easiest to
make. limitations OF
Ciippendale chairs nre
The design is simple
and pleasing. and II the
back be not too oinb.
orato they arc good
things to buy. at Q rea-
6OnAble price. II may
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NEW iEd OF AiowEor nrc shorter and stoutGr
than tho legs Of cowboys. which have table
tops The ball IN the foot H. fattened on the
bottom, and tho carved claws are usually
and flat. tho ball is sometimes absent and the
feet are called duck feet In pad feet the
without showing. tho claws. Where pad feet
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ana MAkihY We DuAus ,,,Lo ,n.rror and
put on q set OF original brass handles. and
scutcheonsi ~ he has them. The lowboy will have
the edges OF It's top leyeiled OF or finished with
q simple design OF rope carving, Its four legs
Tsce,iiys good sciaplng and rubbing. and hAye
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bureau. or dressing
table. with glass knobs
on the drawers, you
may be sure that those
knobs. at least. are OF
colonial date. They
are not made nova
days. There Ia not u
SUFFICIENT demand to
pay for their manufac-
turo in large qlinnti-
ties. and all kinds OF
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Other fine towers may be found in the civil
architecture OF tho middle ages. particularly
in the town halls and municipal buildings with
their belfries.
II is curious to note that the movement
which produced the independence OF the COM
munes Of western Europe began in the
eleventh century. but did not completely tri-
umph until much later. Up to the fourteenth
the feudaI suzerains to whom they owed tho
rights which they sought to exercise. And
take back the hits which they had
granted to. the detriment Of their despotic
feudal authority, eXncted. first OF oil. the
Demolition OF the, town hal. and Of the
beifry which were the symbols Of the indepen-
dence OF the commune. This fact explains
why there are but few romans of town halls
anterior to tho fourteenth century. The finest
specimens OF MEDIEVAL town halls are In Itlly
and Belgium. such rs. for instance. the town
hall and helfry Of Ypres in Belgium. begun in
1902 and finished in 1904. and the town hall
and belfry OF Bruges begun at the end OF the
thirteenth century and finished at the end Of
the fourteenth. The belfry OF Bruges meas
ureS Jos metres In height.
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FLYING DurrREssEs. RHEIMS.

FLYING BUTTREssEs RHEIMS.
NJ Borrower very Justly remarks that whilc
che so-called Romanesque architecture bor-
rowed from the Romans and the Byzantines
the constituent elements which the architects
OF the time assimilated and carried to perfcc-
ton in Western Europe. the so-called Gothic
architecture is absolutely and purely French.
inasmuch as It came into existence in tho
provinces OF which modern France is COM
posed. This architecture originated in Aqui-
tatne. Aniou. and Matno: it accomplished Its
most astonishing transformations in the lie de
France. and II was from the very heart OF
France that 1t radiated 30 brilliantly all over
Europe. NJ. Corroyer would therefore prefer
to call his book French Architecture Of the
Middle Ages" but usage obliges him to retain
the title Of Gothic Architecture"
It Is true there Is the alternative term ogival
architecture. from tho oges arch. which has a
double curve. one concave and the other con-
vex. But this term Is arbitrary. and quite as
inexsct as the term Gothic. However. words
are OF less importance than facts. and NJ.
Corroyer. accepting under protest the term
oforts to prove that the architecture in Ques-
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and ottomaTs. cabinets, COLONIAL saar's. 'tA>'
washstaIds., wine coolers. clothes chests
clocks, card tables. dinine tables. ton tables.
wST s' s t %s Sonic ' The
are more likely to be original antiuues tnnn
ance OF being Just as old. But therein Hos
peril, because the dealer spreads tho things Of
Ther sIH to Goaer INT IN ths s
ity.,". because, Of ills, cheerful bearing when
fund Of information. HISTORICAL aud romantic.
about tho stun he sold. His nnme was John
Sn snf sr sa ohn S se S &SS
sumo, an absent expression. and his hand
would stray ira SySG t. ngh!oi s stnan ding tS
Of poor Oliver Goldsmith. sor. md how much
he must have known about our business: -
bns each % s %s
formed about the old furniture husiness---nl-
most a dealer. In fact.) DO yc recall tn lines:
"a chist controived uoubn ,libt to ray--
bed by night-a chis; of b. day
dollar liss.for IT, sidsioa1d." y "' ~s "
knife box in a dark corner Of Johns shor. It
was very good niece although small. and of
nr1G n6ts Hgs WITH the ra fer kniyGs P1et
ar'er Tbs box fad cost p,e,i,sbly tws =, 3;
customer asked tic n Price " and John, who
hu,!n't seen for a year AMI had almost for
gotten tint # was in the shop; rallied n2bly;
the furnished brasses with his thumb. and
then IN a hoarso whisper said: To you. sor.
price and asked John if he expected to get SO
'0s n sm sr'i IS ss' join HSf snid. Ah sor
S"y great e ny Just T rc st sn M
tin dollars for ut. an from daler. at that"
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VVIONIAL
It is inevitable that the demand should find It's
OVERLOOKING supply.
Persons 81 taste who possess old mahogany
or oak furnitrrewhich has been kept carefully
for many years are proud OF it. as a sort OF In
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Non was not n product Of spontaneous genera
ton. but the uninterrupted. regular. and logi-
cal continuation OF Romanesque architecture.
which. in its turn. followed tho antique tradl-
.cordinR to the wants and usages OF the times.
Throughout the history Of architecture there
Is direct fltation. Thus the cupola of Oriental
origin, when translated into stone by the old
French architects Of Aqnitaine. gave birth to
ogees. The yaulted Gothi; roof, Therefore. pro:
the other hand. the are 6ontdnt. or flying but
tress, Is an Invention OF Gothic architecture.
which produced in the twelfth century a radi-
cal revolution In building The stability which
was assured previously by the aid Of tho
masses forming tho abutment OF tho arches
and vaults was replaced By the equilibrium Of
msyvsons 81 etss Sars
The ogso yaated rG2 being the essential
6T x buttress one Of It's most interesting
the synthesis OF the .architectonic, period in
question by studying the origin and transfer;
nations Of the vault and the bnttress. and
their principal applications In religious. mo-
nastic. military. and civil architecture.
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paper reader cares to nfford. In reading M.
Corroyer's book will venture only to call at
tention to two or three features OF Gothic
architecture, which are OF a nature to interest,"
splondor OF their town. such. for instance. as
spires. belfries. and towers.
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sonable price. 1t may IMITATION or cnlrrKSD.lE
he well 70 rs%sT%bsr h gsassns That
an original Chippendals chair IN any
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BELrRY OF pETHuNE.

came the visible expression OF communal lib
town t hail. 'ei bug It Was often isolated
from tho main building, In which case 1t
consisted In large square tower Of sey,
big bella, while the top story was reserved for
the smalhRells Of the clock chimes on the
Watchmaf, who gave the signal whenever no
saw ilEe break opt. and warned he citlzells
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OIOTIOB CAhiFANII4E NJ FUONENCEs
The layman would not thank me for follow
:nG the author In all the details OF his ar
more 60 as architecture cannot be appreciated
in its oonsfructiye features by persons who
have not taken the pains AIN e. c;omPrehend ne
sSd synthetic reasoning which are the bases
Of every architectonic principle. Any, fool can
sublime may be his foolishness his re-
marks are generally as wise and epligbten-
Hat when we come 70 trace tho TRANSFORMS
Ton OF the Oriental cupoa into the, Gothic
vault BY the discovery OF the principle which
Vaults over four bearing surfaces solidihed by
pendentives, and when We come 70 study the
I'll Tie aSchitcctopis proLleps solved In the
nroS Sions osthedrals. OF the twelfth. thir:
tesntk. and fourteeph centuries we nssd
essA s ca IsSsl asSss stsss.sat S.a news.
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THE BELFRY OF CALAIS
What was the use Of these belfries? The
answer Is simple; In the early days Of com
meetings OF the citizens was given by ringing
the bells which then existed only In the
not be rung without the authorization OF the
clergy. Hence frequent conflicts. inasmuch
as the regular clergy were not In favor OF tho
order to avoid trouble and discussion the. citi-
zens hung their bells over, tho gates Of the
twelfth century. they began to build belfries
The tower containing the town bells then be-
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VIIWI!S. EUIIIN' lUWUVyd 9
things for sale In tho
antique shops. there Is
no knowing what will
become of him. The
list il practically end
less. including shaving
glasses. mirrors with
both mahogany and
gilt frames. hall set
tees. md chairs. stOols
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
REGULAR Report Of The Monetary, Grain
and Provision Markets.
CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF MONEY
,,,.r,oe. and sales At the Richmond Tobacco
,.oh.ngc Internal Revenue Coliec-
uons-Forcicn Adsioo''

Wv YORK. Dec. i6-Money closed at
cant. highest. g. lowest, 2'9 Exchange
....l .toady: Posted rates $50 efS6 actual rates
.'s,,g for sixty DAYS bills. snd $3.50 90 for
.-.,8 Government; bonds closed steady: cur
....,.s. 100 bid. IS. coupon, MS; extended 2''
2. stored. 300 bid ,n..
r.. stock market was excessively dull thl ls
..rr Ihe lEht business that was uono
confined to Northern tacihc ireiettv,T'
r...,.ri Pacific. Union lacihc. hofh is'Ie.. ~
$40 Gas. New ork and New Lnslahu' a.. ~,
~f TauL Tho tone oi spccu-al ION Wa ~ -
.ylnuf Manhattan clevatcG was G ...o,..
..ronr and led she advance. ne 9c"l'"e
.sr. limited. aud mostly connheu .v G
.ts AZ noon the lmproFemeh. IAi"D.,
to per cent. The sales or me Iiloi I t'iN
u. +.l ~ only 5000 shares. Manhattan Llc-
.,Id ox-1.vdend on iH per cent nHl ~
fbe decline AID an execution 1l al,
.-+r lnva large l1t 'at ihe marie. pen so
Of f.- Investment causcd "a sharp fe.iS. me
80, "a. caEO Gas Us attributed 10 pur-
f,~ Investment Burlington Atchlsoh,
. PACING and New ork anQ Ne" ing anu
l.-..'i Gorrlt quite freely by Boston parties.
NtI. % .f ,ge. strong on buying I'd cover
l.N ,,.,e-r-,rut Ihe market was more
ani lo. o'clock Prices continued firm,
IN, t.rr selling 90 realize 40 times.
~ lN.''. however uo large dealings either
@ and the market ciose4 Is 20 per cent.
T.5 nan ora Yesterday Total sales 23''ls5
shares
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Baltimore.

BHTMoBE. Nd. Dec. l6-Flour dull. nm
changed. receints, ll.O,G barrels: shipments,
2020l barrels. Wheat steady: 40 red spot,
slQ2is& lo2'A; December. Sl.02ihe l0sla; Jan
nary. sl03el0Hs. February. slO@4a10j;
May. slO.ss, steamer, NO. = red, 9ileo &c;
recoipts. lOi 223 bushels: shipments. 5000:
bushels; stock, 1,55flsl bushels. sales, $4,000
bushels; Southern wheat steady; IultZ, sc re-
slO2; Longberry. slE@flUs. Corn weak;
mixed spot, 5,aJSlsc.; year 5000 Sc. jan
uary, 5fbG5l16c.: February, 52 90 52J2c.;
March 52lec. steamer mixed. 5346j55sc;
receipts, g3f2j bushels. stock, 33W.gls
bushels; sales 2ofoOl bushels; Southern corn.
weak and lover; white. 5ia 51c.: yellow. 5l@ 16c.
Oats STEADY; No. . white Western. 4'c.; No. ,
mixed. Western. 39c. asked; receipts. f.Ol0 BUSH
els. stock ll5s2l bushels Rye dull and weak.
No 2. 9lc.; stock. 20s.4sl bushels. Hay stea iy;
good TO choice timothy Sl3oll Grim freishts
quiet and easy. Cotton dull. mIddllng. 1iac.
Provisions dull and quiet Butter firm aud un-
changed. Eggs dull 25c. Coffee firm. hI0 car
goes, fair nc. No. e. l4c. Sugar strong ana ac-
tive; graduated &c. Copper steady. Whisky
firm. Peanuts unchanged.
StOcks-Nlrglnla l0-4Os 20 bid; do. 3s Gyl4e
20.
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~. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. No. Dec. l6.-Flour dull patent
$f.4sat55: extra fancy. 81 200 1870. fancy s.9pa
4; choice. 90 51o3GJ. family S33Oa3 W. Wheat
weak aud lower. December. g2i4c bid: Jauu-
arY. s2esc May. 91EoH4c; July, e2c. bid.
Corn lower: year 39c.. January 3Si "a j,lnc ;
May 39lsc. bid Oats weak and lower, December,
343 &C.. May. 3ll8c bid. Pork standard mess.
ga. Lard-lrime steam. sj.s5. ID. S. meats
Shoulders, Be-; longs. H4c.; clear ribs. tssc.;
shorts. 65sc. Bacon Boxed shoulders, N4c.;
longs, 61ac.i clear ribs. Gleat9sc.. shorts. 6'sc.
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SALES


NtW YORK.. Dee -Messrs Hubbard Price
conn any, ln tier cotton letter say: The
cotton market to-eA has been less nervous amt
depressed iuan} yesterday. Liverpool has shown
.ehaency toward reaction, which was quick
enc INTO u strong closing by lighter receipts al
tNr Alueflcau ports. Here up TO = o'clock the
Weuo Nuprof tmeut as compared with yeaier-
gay iiltts Nas three points. and although Tie
i-hlci receipts were eNpla ned by the kilograms
ION Sew Orleans 90 The a. Get that certain rail-
iNaA' ihefe have NOT reported yet, there 4, an
Nh'4lu. Allsp0sluOn 90 sell The market short at
Ae.e prices our Liverpool cables advise
'ruI olaft decline ihlrs during the day, result
Nk nom rumOr That lie Agricultural
ltiHf. mont az Washington would revise
i. est 20 lt- " .le acreage All increase 10 5Do0,-
1a0lc.. $50 have made tlltO Sin invest ga
-.u ol this report and have n 1aicla ID MAJ of
y Asa rule when .c r spccLla.ors aIe reduced
% ihe niece 81 o- ials hoOa as u means OF
t.r.ung The market thor sue e5s is about at
e. oli. Af,er % clock h market continued
tlrl m closed steal SO { aNout little change.
tte tendency towar i'm uovemeut natural .n-
-0.l b. he strength %. Liverpool is clc..cd
be aplre henson o.. ltgc receipt, again to-
.i lN. II tins anticipation ls not realized We
f.e.l have II her prices.
Futures steady Receipts al the ports - ~
.-lr., against 5000 bales laot year. he
southern markets are quiet with l-l6 decline al
AtMlhls ami Galveston. The spot market ls
sitfNy I'D unchanged quotations Nnddliug
ui lauis, B. Sales. l,.i2 bales. Transactions IN
futures, 1900 bales: December. 1.5seIOJ;
rtAuary. i.t-sl10. b ruary, $50, March. oi2
'. AptI, oltas.f; May H.29n. U. July,
s-.al. August -.5l ssJ,; SEPTEMBER oOIs
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LIVERPOOL Dec. l6.-Spot cotton steady; mid
ling upanis, "a. Sales. sou Dsies. Futures
steady. December-January 1901. January
February 4 % O.; tebruary-NAech 1901;
March-April, 2l-G4.
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tanned in price with moderate demand. Quoted
a. 83lte33i4c., latter machine. Kosin in light
request a. unchanged prices: Strained, sl.5j;
good strained sliO
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NORFOLK. Va. Dec l6.-Peanut market quiet;
prime. 29sc: strictly prime. 1850: fancy &C.;
Suanish 30 3lLc
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CASH. sArra.

Wheat-Spring wheat lower; No. in store.
q0c: No. g 2lSas3iec.; No. Z. zoe; No. white
79]Sc. Sales by sample (. o. b., No. 4, 7o@11c.
Winter wheat lower; No red IN store. 90lbc.;
No ; hard. sGc No hard. SIC. Sales by
sample T. o. b.. No. 3 red, s4essc.: No. Z. 76e77c.
Corn-C0rn lower; 80. 3 in store. 411kalsc.;
No. yellow. fl16afsc Sales by sample I. %. b.,
No. .. ace: No 10000; No. 3 yellow, 1000
42i6c: No T. 3sb9a40c.
Oats lower: No . in store, 32c No. 29c.
No white. 3ie32c. sales by sample f. bee.
No. p 33lEc.; No 2white. 33,4e34lsc.; No white,
go 33c.; No. 3. 30tio32lac
Extra prime pork Sales. 100 barrels at ss.25.
Lard-Nales. 1000 tlerce, new ats6Otl6
Green shouldors-Sales, 1000 pounds New
York at S&61l6
Green hams Sales, 1900 pounds. average &c
pounds, atGitc
Sweet picked hams Sales go tiorces. fresh
packed average IS pounds, az use.
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RICHMOND. Va. Dec. l6-No offerings a. auc-
ton today. Private sales reported: Wrap
pers. 8 hogs heads. filters hOE,head. enters.
! h0gshead, smokers l0 hOgsheads; total. 20
hOgsheads. tobacco Inspector reports light
samplng. Old Dominion AlleghanN Neal s.
Davenport's Shockoe and Seabrooke tobacco
warehouses report: Receipts. o., packages de-
lverles. IS packages. internol revenue coiicc-
tiOns Tax paid cigars and cigarettes. SlIl3;
tax paid plug tObacc0s, Ss32-2. al. 500 ~.
ShOckOe tobacco warehouse sold to-day 3j035
pounds loose dark tObaccOs; highest price,
sl0.2j. Crenshaw sold 22,g5) pounds; highest
price. 5000.
Aspendid sale of loote bright tobaccos at
Shelburnc tobacco warehouse to-day. Prices
good, highest. So
very good sale of bright loose toaaccos az
Davenport to-day. Prices Ntry good indeed,
and farmers satisfied.
Farmer tobacco warehouse floor is crowded
with tobacco. and prices good, 5000 pounds of
choicest Granville leaf 20 be offered to-mor-
row.
Registered at the Exchange today: Moses
Ralph s. ". BrOaddus q. g. Rr0addus VI. u.
lsben. Caroline: NJ. If. Meredith, Hanover; W.
o. Sutton. Caroline
Mr.. llte, of Cincinnati. is in Richmond.
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CHARLESTON. S. c.. Dec. I6-Sprits turpcntno
firm at &c. Rosin, good strained, hrm al Sl2J.
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Chicago.

CWcAao, Dec. -Wheat-Wheat was very
weak on largely increased receipts and the
hearlsh foreign outlook closing 1beli4c. lower.
Receipts, BIS cars
and owing To the improved insoecton Deem
Der declined 3l9c.. January nc. and May sec.
Receipts. sOf cars
Oats-Oats declined i66ic. through sympathy
with wheat and corn. Receipts, 2lO cars.
Provisions Provisions were steady ana closed
unchanged
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~ ilour-Flour closed dun and unchanged
southern -four closed steady; trade and family
eA.fas III 10al..O
Wheat Wheat options opened il@I &c. lower
anu continued weak throughout on very mod
crate basis. Increased receipts al The Interior
anu lower cables We're thc chlcI factors OF weak
Aesa irices closed 3ie c. lower spot lots
c.ose1 lover. NO.. - red winter, cash, si.O9. De-
cember clOl+4, January. Sl05. February
t4u''-; Mafeh. 81 0.l4.
'oin lorn options were moderately active
mo- weaker closing tsol4c. lower. Spot lota
Closed lower, No. mixed. cash, sc; December
9,l.c.' January, 53isc; february, 52,4c: March,
Oats-Oets options were dull and easy. closing
r. over. $40 lots closed firm sales: 70.
hAit-, 44Isc No do. l0'4c.: No. mixed &c:
TO. DO, 40lc.; No. mixed, December 39Ac.;
0fhnaTy, az c. May. 5Dtc.
iork-poTk dull. new mess 5000.
dard-lard closed quiet; Dec mber. s649.
sugar Raw sugar dull and nominal; refined
oull ana weak; -cut-lOaf or crushed. &c:
p3naered or mould or cubes 47sc. :granulated.
-, ooliee-Spot lots coffee closed dull fair
20 cAraoeS. 1910. futures closed firm;
TO OF Santos No. r, December, siSm;
Petroleum -lipe-lIne certificates dull and feat
,siNl.sn sales. 1000 barrels. January opened
80; highest, by1lc.; lowest. 5S5sc: closing,
Naval stofos-spirits turpentine firmly main
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CONMISSIONER'S NO1ICE.-iN THE CHAN
I CEhN COURT or TIE CITY OF RICH
MOND.
against
". y 6a' hell. +. =. Dashien G.. D. N. Cobb Jo-
scph VI. Ilap'On Homestead lahd COMPANY
of Manchester. a., l.lFefmonI Lana COMPANY
tynchurg. Va, NanhOs Land company
Ivanh0e Va Amsterdam railroad COMPANY
New ork and Jhe Citizens Lank OF Rich
.Euraci from Decree entered December 9, ls9i.l
1.-THE Court withog, deciding any matter in
this cause. doth aaudge order ana decree mat
Tim, cause De- referred f0 one OF the commissions
er. of this court 90 ate ani seize INC ar ner-
ship transactions oi Tie lale Afln ol >. y homP-
SON Brown a. Co.. which consisted OF % homp-
SON Brown LEROY =. r0Wu ana william la
sliell. so a, 81 show tine indebtedness oi said
Da iuell t0 said nlIn 100 the cate Oh IT'S Osso.a-
-rrooI-v The said commissioner shai. also
uloInre and reUOr the interest OF said Dasnlell
Iu the several pieces or lfoletly lefled on
under the several attachments issued by the
pialnrIns n thls cause ana lne pIoDap4e assre-
l,ate "a ue Of lie same. and CSlcclully lne N2ue
oil the interest Df SAID tsnlcll ia tAe STOCKS
kn0Wnas he amsterdam street ltaiNa{ STOCKS
IN t6e nan IL of John - Mise and j. II. Sic lem
0lf trustees ~ the time OF INC levy OF AID al
iachmenls; and il said a.hleii has made any as
slenmeur Oi anF or all OF ms lh.eicol I'D SAID
stocks or other property atiar he'd IN TINS cause,
th.nwha was the consideration FOR said assign
ment and whether the same is bona lde and
valid against the said plaintiffs and surerior 20
Inc hen of their said attachments which said
account and inquiries the SAID commits Toner
shall take and make and report The same 20 the
Court. together with any matter specially
stated. sc.
And the Court doth further order that notice
Of the time and place OF taking said account
and maxim SAID inquiries be published once Il
weck for four successive weeks in some news
uer published in Inc city OF Richmond. and that
such publication shall be equivalent 10 personal
service OF such notice on the parties or any Of
tIem. And leave is given the Defendants who
nave not filed their answers to file the same be-
fore said commissioner
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