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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-19

Has found that her little ones are Inn
proved more by the pleasant laxative,
Syrup OF FIGS, whom In need OF tho laxa-
tive effect Of a gentle remedy than by
my other, and that Il 10 more acoepta.
benefits them. The trio remedy, Syrup
OF Figs, Ia manufactured by the Callfor-
mia Fig Syrup Co. only.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-19

LADIES, surprise your husband, brother
or sWeethSRTt by ordering for him n the
sIlk vest, pair OF trousers or m oVeTcoat
for Christmas, We haxsth sir measure
Fashionable TAlloFs aud Gents fuTnish-
ore, Market street,
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WATER RENTS for the term ending
March ~, $500, are nov due, and u paid
On or baIOro DeeembeT II, 1898, u dis
count OF 10 per cent will be allowed,
THE CITY WATER HOARD,
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MONEY saved Away. in hayinE Jsweiry
from WI. j. LUhRSS y CO.


The Cleveland. Lorain & Wheeling
Railway will sell tickets Of one fare for
the round trip for Christmas and New
Year Holidays,
Tickets will be sold December "a. .
and 81, 1895, and January l. 1895, good
for return passage until January 2,
1895, NJ. @. CARREL,
General Passenger Agent.
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HOLIDAY GOODS at c. Hess 8 Sons.
chlsfs, Half Hose, Glovos and Umbrellas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-19

AN elegant line OF Solid Gold Link
Gun Buttons at MANAMEE'S,
2i37 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-19
ATLANTA, CA, AND RETURN.
Last Low Rate Excursion via the Baih-
more q Ohio.

Friday, December 20. the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company will sell ex-
curslon tickets from Wheeling to At
lanta, Ga, and return Of the extremely
low rate Of Sl46 G.. Tickets will be
good ten days. and will be good TO stop.
on at Chattanooga on the return trip.
This will be the last low rata excursion
70 Atlanta.
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1T will ~ yoa to call NJ n. X Iiiimnn
& Ca's before purchasing Id h ioWolFy
lin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-19

THE Handkerchief Stock Of Wheeling is HERE.
Priestleys Famous Black Goods ut Specific Reductions.
We repeat: Your money will buy MORE and BET.
did before.
Opon all day and nearly half tho night. but come in
the morning II possible.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-19

YOU can fool the people some years,
but not this. Prices tell and they come
10 US for Mems Slippers. 7bc and 81 90.
j, H. LOCKE SHOE co.
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WE ought 10 soil nil tho Holiday
Slippers al these prices, Mems sill
plush 81 %, velyets &c.
III, LOCKE SHOE co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-19

ASK for p. d. Horse Covers. Take
no other.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-19

IT will pay every purchaser in the Jew.
eiry line 10 consult II. Z. Hillman q Co.'s
quality nnd prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-19

HOLIDAY GOODS al @. Hess 3 sans',
Full lihe OF nsnta and AdleF's Kid Gloves
aud Dress shields.
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SEE our "ad" for Holiday Prices.
]. Il. LOCKE SHOE co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-19

500 our snnth window to-day. Dlue Dia,
DILLON, WIiHAT& HANCIiER CO.
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THE useful. beautiful. and elegant in
Sterling Silver Novelties and nne
Plated ware ut M'NAMEE'S,
slS7 Market street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-19

EVERYTHING new, good nad awfully
cheap IL. " mLLNAN s co.'s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-19

FINE assortment OF Silver ware at
MNAMEE's,
2iST Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-19

SToP AMI look Mt tho beautiful line Of
lno Kings at exceedingly low pIieeE.
u. Il. MILLMAN 3 co.
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GRO. II. TAYLOips store will no open
evenings from now until Chrlatnia'.
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We are in The Diamond business to save
you p %iIsS; WHEAT 4HANcnER co.
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EVERYBODY seems to rush to W. J.
Luksns' JeWeIFy store Whyf because
they get most for their money.
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TO 10 sure you get a good Horse
Cover see that p. D. is on H.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-19

nAEGaIXs In Diamonds at H. Il. HIr.
NM a Co.'S.
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.s stES l ". g. s. L ;siHIsHEi Co., Goes: J.I !St. re-
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", REi MIA Ill S S]r1Tsi EIS' 'SIi 'e hSr ~ oPi iSo.


Holiday Hates.
The Ohio river Railroad Company
will soil excursion Tickets between nll
stations on Ia line on December ~, 20
and II, 1895, and January 1895, at rate
Of One fare for tho round trip Tickets
will be good Ia return up to and Include
Ing january = 1890.
between wheeling and Kenoval entire
~. j. ROBINSON,
General Passenger Agent.
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or Sn.s slssa ss Il e 81 = n GsEHifii co.
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p. d. Horse Covers urc waterproof.
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YOUR CHRISTMAS MoNEY-oEo. N. SHOOK & co.

zS3zIH[~6 G-
ever did.
1T WILL BUY ChiIdren's Lined Cloaks with Fur Trimmed
Collars at SIC each.
TWILL BUY Ladies' $95 Jackets at $l6, S5 Jackets at
$40, etc.
1T WILL BUY $40 Fur Capes at $l, 81 Fur Capes at $sl
S25 Fur, Capes at S4, etc.
IT WILL BUY Ladies' Dressing SacqueS at 0Sc.
1T WILL BUY Ladies' Wrappers-gOOd ones-Hat zoe. The
best ut less than 50.
1T WILL BUY Australian Mink BOas, Animal Heads, at Csc
each, and Real Mink Ioas at $2.2j.
1T WILL BUY Ladies' All Wool Flannel Skirts as low as 70c,
and All Wool Flannel Skirts for Children at Ec.
TWILL MY Cotton Blankets as low as 400 per pair, and
All Wool Country Blankets as low as $3.50 per pair.
IT WILL BUY a guaranteed silk Umbrella Of Sls0 that is
worth fully $40.
TWILL BUY Shapely Purses, new Purses. at 25e, zoe, Zoe,
81 and up.
TWILL BUY Purses at Zoe, some Of which hayeso for 25c.
1T WILL BUY u handsome 3l2page Juvenile Book Mt 25c,
and fifty other kinds from Sc to 93c.
IT WILL BUY Kid Glove; in English Reds, Browns, Navles,
Blacks, etc. at csc per pair and better upto 81. rs per pair.
II WILL BUY Misses Kid Gloves at 75c and 95c per pair.
1T WILL BUY splendid Wool Mltts for Ladies at lie per
pair for Children Ut l4c per pair.
IT WILL BUY silk initiated Handkerchief, at IL i-2c, at 25c,
at 500. Unihatchable values.
WILL BUY zoo styles Of Ladies' Embroidered IIanlkcrChicNs
from &c to 4Se.
II Will BUY Mems Pure linen initiated ITandkorChiersa at csc.
IT WILL BUY Children's beautifully illustrated IIandkcrchlors
at sc each. They'll waShl
II WILL BUY ladies' finest silk lInndkerChioE, embroidered
and lace trimmed. all COlOrS, at sec and csc each that aO worth
fully twice as much.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-21
IunSf3ll-,lOnes.

BALLSVILLE, VA. Dec. l9.-Special.-
The residence OF Mr.. ii. +. Goodman,
near this place, was the scene last
evening of a beautiful and Impressive
marriage. The contracting parties were
Miss Cornelia Jones, one of Powhatan
most lovely and charming daughters ana
Mr.. Seymour Tunstall, worthy enter
prising young man of New Kent county.
Promptly at o'clock the bridal party
entered the parlors TO the strains OF
Lohengrin Wedding March, gracefully
rendered by Mrs. Bagby Inc brlue'
carrying a bunch of lovely white chrys-
anthemums. entered with her maid OF
honor Miss Bessie Bagby. preceuen 10y
the following ushers: Messrs. WINE
Martin. Daniel Brown. Walter hurt ana
Tom Wilson. Mr. Tunstall, with MI.
Kennie Jeffress. his best man. met the
bride under an arch Of evergreens, Where
they were made one by Rev. }. X.
Bagby.
Following the ceremony was a stump
tuous supper, and several hours were
spent in converse. and listening to en-
livoning music by Mrs. Bagbyf ana
daughter. and Mr.. Willie Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tunstall left this morning
for New Kent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-21
rnr rImES-RICHMOND VA. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2i, Is,5

president The pos'ponement OF this ques-
ton was mad. however. In Difference 10
the views Of the Garrett interests ne
selection Is practically in the hencS OF
the New York directors. who Will oe au-
vised by W. +. Frick. Of this city repre-
senting the Garrett interests.
IL is understood that prominent Ne"
York banking house which has been act
lively Unidentified with railroad interests
has offered TO lend the company large
sum OF money, estimated by some at
A,vO.WJ, on condition that the president
elected shall be acceptable to that firm
1t has become apparent now that the
New York element in the company pro-
posese TO exercise considerable desre'.
OF control In dircting its future. Ihelr
power is so much in evidence tnat II
has caused rufnors of removal OF the
presidents Office TO New York city, leav-
ing only the operating officers and heads
Of departments I'm Baltimore. No such
radical charge is expected, however. The
chief desire OF the directors seems TO
be TO find in their new candidate high
ability as a railroad man. III ne can
combine with this financial skill and in
huence. so much the better; but, IL not,
the chairman of the Finance Committee
might take up the duty of looking after
the company's financial AFFAIRS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-21
4 WIFE SEOOTs UER HUSBAND.
story of Marriage fnfelicity in Matthews
County.

MATHEWS. VA. Dec. 20.-Special A
shooting scrape occurred here Friday
last. the following circumstances having
led up TO the remarkable affair:
Oscar @. Miller and wife were married
about seventeen years ago. Three chill
dren have been born 10 them. About
eleven years ago they separated. the
youngest child being then about two
years old. She lives at her family home
stead and so far has had the custody of
the children. while he has been moving
around 10 various places.
On Friday last. finding one Of the boys.
fourteen years of age. al work in one of
took him and brought him here to the
MOTEL. intending, as he said. to take him
TO Middesex where he is engaged in
oystering. In the afternoon she came TO
the village bringing another of the little
boys. aged eleven with her. Miller. i'm
her presence, took this child also by the
arm. and was leading him away when
she drew a pistol and shot Miller, in
nicting a slight wound.
The affair created considerable excite
ment. and she was promptly arrested.
The next day she was brought before
Justice James, who, after hearing the
evidence and arguments Of counsel. sent
her on to the next term of the County
Court 10 answer a charge OF felonious
shooting with intent TO kill. but admit
ted her 10 bail i'm the sum Of fifty dollars.
The stores are all busy waiting Urnl
Christmas shoppers, but money is very
scarce. as the weather has been very
bad for the oystermen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-21
4 yfcTORY FOR M'kINLTEfg
Ex-Governor Yarmouth is Not Friendly to
Harrison "a. Ha- Econ Announced.

NEW ORLEANS. LA, Dec. 2O.-lt was
stated last night that eN-Gofernor war
mouth represented the interests or eA-
President Harrison at Yesterday meet
ing Of the state Republican Executive
Committee. This information Was given
10 the Southern Associated Press repre-
sentative under isaUprehcnsloh or
the position OF Governor Yarmouth me
aftermath OF the committees meeting
develops the fact that ex-governor hei,
l0gg and his forces, led by LeOnaid ana
Hero were entirely routed by Yarmouth,
assisted bv ex-COllcctOr Of Internal Rev
enuo Wimberly and State senator Demas;
The committee fought and SnudDblta
until nearly midnight of Thursday. There
seemed little chance OF anything Dul
deadlock until Yarmouth brought mat
ters to "A crisis by demanding test vote
AS 10 his eligibility as a member OF the
committed Yarmouth has not appeared
in active politics here for four years, ana
when he stood up 10 speak II was found
that he had lost none Of his personal mag
netism.
that Oh the Kellogg ranks iell 10 PIECES.
II. Dudley Coleman, an olH-uth' ouDo-
nent OF Yarmouth. voted FOR the latter.
Leonard and Yarmouth SHOOK han.is;
and the State Convention was ntclpeN
upon for January 10Th, at New orleans
Yesterdays meeting turned out 20 ne
distinct and unequivocll WsGmoutlf
triumph. that might never h'Ne come
about had not the ex-governor th.o"h
himself IN the breach
To-day Mr.. Leonard admits defeat. lie
says there will be- unitec kepupican
party I'm the State henceforth, but VIII
not cOncede that Mckinney VIII &c, dile
entire delegation. but the best-posted Re
publicans here say that Warmouth's VIC
tory meant the first gun fired for "NapJ-
leon" Mckinley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-21

4 New Track Esiabiishe Social Pleas
ures AT Imnoria.

EMPORIA. VA, Dec. 20.-Special.-
Mr.. O. j. Hanheld, the jeweller, who
was so badly injured by falling shelves
about one week since. is improving rap
idly. s'.x
Mr.. Edgar Davis, who was imprisoned
about a week ago, for robbing a young
man in Belheld, is quite sick in the coun-
" Jail. The young man is well con-
nectcd IN this county, and the entire
community sympathize with him in this
misfortune which has overtaken him.
Mr. Charles Baker has finished up a
beautiful race-track in Belheld. There
will be six races by blooded horses. on
Friday. December 9th: also several en-
tries for trotting matches.
Mr.. Baker Is one of our most enter
prising citizens. and contributes largely
to the general welfare and innocent
amusement of our people
There was a contest tonight at Ma
sonic Hall, under the auspices of the
Iames' Aid Society Of the F. T.. church.
for the benefit of the +. +. church Of
Emooria.
Several very enjoyable whist parties
nave been given in town recentiy-one
by Mrs ". Samuel Goodwin, and one
last night by Mrs. W. +. Deal.
Everything is moving along smartly
in this vicinity. Notwithstanding the ru-
mors of war with our Mother Country
We old Confederates have had a taste
of war, and we are of the opinion that
Uncle Sam had better let the difficulties
been England and the republic of Nene-
zuela be settled between themselves.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-21

WASHINGTON. Dec 20.-1iiss Clara
Baron. prasidans'of the ROD Cross Socie-
ty in America. has been i'm New York for
a few days. returning here late tonight
She has been in consultation with prom
inent memb' rs OF the society and others
interested i'm the work Of sending relief
to Armenia. and while she and her finan-
cial secretary. George w. Pulliam. decline
TO give the amount OF money already
guaranteed the society for the expedition
il IS believed to be nearing a point that
will justify Miss Barton and her stam in
setting ont for Turkey.
The date of sailing will Of course de-
pend upon the absolute guarantee Of at
least half million dollars. eiss Barton
has selected her staff, with a few excep-
tiOns. There will be with her Mr. Pull
liam, Stephen Barton. her assistant pri-
vate secretary. Dr. Hubbeli. the field sec
rotary: Dr. and Mrs. Gardiner. DR.. Egan,
and Ernest Mason. II Is likely that one
or two women will be added 70 this num-
Der. Miss Barton will depend on the mis-
sionarics and native Armenians for her
corps of assistants when she gets there
Philadelphia Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-21
BONDED WiREHOJsES.
Three to he Erected I'm Petersburg-st
Joseph'S Church Dedication.

PETERSBURG. VA. Dec. 20.-Spe-
cial Mr.. NJ Goodman, of Norfolk Gus
tom-houss broker, is here looking after
the establishment Of bonded warehouses
i'm this city. exclusively for export To-
bacco. Messrs David Dunlop. George
Cameron and Watson n McGil. promi-
nent and wealthy tobacco manufacturers
are to build them. They will also en-
lioy the property clerk. and the Govern
mtnt will incur no expense AZ All.
Mr.. Garrett. Grand Chancellor knights
OF Pythias OF Virginia. tonight paid an
official visit TO the lodge of knights OF
Pyihias at Matoaca. Chesterfield county.
Mr.. Garrett is a prominent lawyer OF
Lcesbuig. Va. 80
81 Joscnh's Catholic church Will be
dedicated Sunday, January Eth. Among
those invited TO take part are Arch-
bishop kain, Of ST. Louis Bishop keane,
rector Of the Catholic University at ASH
ington: Cardinal Gibbons, Of baltimore,
and Bishop Van de NNNer. of Richmond.
Ii IS said that admission TO the church
on the occasion of the dedication VIII
be by tickets
The public schools of Petersburg closed
this afternoon for the Christmas hoii-
days.
Last evening Miss Mary Bette Wells
was united in the bonds Of wcdlock 10
Mr.. William Perkins The ceremony
was performed at Buckskin church, Din-
widdie county. Rev. Mr.. Forshee OIL
fciatcd.
Another marriage in the same county
Richard Crittendon and Miss Connolly,
AT the residence Of the brides parents.
Rev. Mr.. Forshee was the oniciaung
minister.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-21

BALTIMORE. Dec. 2O.-Mr Mayors
resignation OF the presidency Of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad, and its ac-
ceptance by the bolrd. together with the
adjournment and the leaving the ques-
ton Of a successor open. intsnsifes the
interest as 10 such successors identity.
Yesterdays developments tended TO show
that choice had by no means been made.
The outside influences brought in with
the recent accessions TO the directorate
we're very manifest. The mention OF the
name of Milton VI. Smith. president OF
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
was, as heretofore, only in the way OF
gossip Thomas NJ. King, now second
ce-prosident and thorough railroad
man, Is also mentioned In connection with
Alexander Shaw. the present chairman Of
the Finance Committee. the idea being TO
give Mr.. King control of the physical
branch Of the great company and make
Mr.. Shaw the financial head.
1t had been expected that the prelim-
mary conferences OF the directors would
aiAar the way for . selection OF new
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-21
A cOJNTEEFEITER IN SMTTH
Captured With IA Full OUTFIT of Mouids.
The Coin Was Good Imitation.

MARION. VA. Dee. 2o--Specal.-
Samuel Ford. OF Rich Valley, was
arrested Monday on suspicion OF
being engaged In counterfeitng in silver
con- There was found In his posses
sion complete outfit. consisting OF
inouids. cruiciDlcs. files. and ladies, ana
about s15 in coin In 81. 50-cent. and 10
cent pieces.
The 81 and 5O-cent moulds were found.
but the 25-cent moulds could not be
found. Suspicion had been directed To
Ford by his family passing some of the
money in the neighbOrhoca
The work was said to be well done,
and a casual observer would not notice
that IL was spurious
The arrest was made by M T. Bolan,
OF the United States Secret Service.
United States Commissioner ". r. Will
iiams, Deputy United states Marshal
n. II. Rosenfaum. ana Mr. c. T. Jones
Ford had "A hea ing before Commissioner
Williams. and his case was sent on 10
the next term OF the United States Court
At Lynchburg.
Commissioner Williams has been work
Ing on this case for some time. and
finally, with the aid OF AIR Bolan run
this counterfetter down, and have him
now resting In Smyth county jail.
Mrs. John w. Richardson. who has
Macon. Dawson, and Columbia. Ga, and
Chattanooga. Tenn. Will return home
on the 2ist instant.
A party consisting OF Judge G. H.
Fudge. w. v. Burchneld. DR. l.. ] Hal
Ter. A. NJ Dickinson Jr.. and James L.
White. Esq. Of Abingdon, are in the
mountains east OF here to-day on deer
Polk Miller had a good house here.
and those present enjoyed him very
n. Harvey Arnold. . farmer living
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-21
THE CITY or FREDERIChSBj RG.
A Stable DESTROYED by Fire in Louisa.
UNmeneal.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Dec. 20
Special Christmas trade In the various
branches Of business here Is better than
last year.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Helen Gertrude Richardson, of Wash
ington 10 Mr.. Charles l.. Billiard. of
Bowling Green, Caroline county.
DR. and Mrs George II. Chewing left
here to-day TO be present at an at
home" to be given tonight by Nice-Prcsi-
dent and Mrs Adlai +. Stevenson, at
the Hotel Normandie. Washington.
Fire DESTROYED this week the stable of
Mr.. II. H. Chandler near Louisa, in
which 4.0O pounds of hay was stored.
Insurance on building. $500.
The proceeds of the charity play has
been equally divided among the different
churches OF the city for distribution
among the Door.
Mr. Charles W. Scott and Miss Ethel
Wright who eloped to Washington. nave
returned here happy bride and groom.
Judge \ W Wallace has recovered
from a smell Of sickness which kept him
indoors several days.
Mrs Maria Slower. of Illinois. and Mrs.
George y Crawford, of Richmond, are
visiting Mayor A. Il Rowe and family.
Mr. j. II Parrish and Miss Lillian
Tyler. of Louisa county, were married
yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-21
MEREDITH & COOKE. p a.
ITO SAMUEL LEAKE. Esq:

Take notice that I, as part owner of
the property hereinafter described. shall.
on the first day or the January term,
1s96, OF the County Court OF Goochland
county, move the Judge of the said court
TO enter an order for the release and
discharge OF a certain deed OF trust, hear
Ing date on the 18th day September 1sa2.
and recorded In the clerks Office OF tho
said County Court In - u. - u. CAS-.
by which William Firth conveyed 10
Robert W. Jordan and Edward Atkinson
certain real estate, as folloWs-fo-wi
Five hundred acres OF land In the lower
end OF Goochland county, Va, lear the
village of Manakin adjoining the lands
which were of Thomas ROundtree. Mary
Morrison. Agnes Willis. and others. and
formerly owned by Samuel Leake In trust
to secure 10 the said Samuel Leake the
payment of Sl.JO0. evidenced by two
bonds for $50 each. iayable respectively
one and two years Gfrcr September II,
1872. the dates thereof. AMI signed by
the said William Firth. upon the ground
that said debt has been paid, the lapse
OF time since the maturity OF said bonds
being such as 10 raise a presumption OF
payment which Is equivalent to proof
Respectfully
INDIANNA FIRTH
BY Counsel.
g. O. JAMES, Attorney