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LOST AND FOUND.

I .0ST- Ladies' black leather belt bag between
a, A. Portland nd and Deerine Leave at 10 EN-
CHANGE STREET, and receive reward. 10 /
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nor SALE-Just received. lot of German
IL male canaIias and cardinals. Cuban par
rots ana young hooking birds will arrive next
week. Also cages, seeds and sundrles already
on hand. FRED A. BRoMBY, 410 Congress St.
1871
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TlOR SALE OR TO LET--The two story brick
u house, No. 3l6 Cumberland street, WITH
brick stable; alse two story wooden tenement
house Of twelve rooms. j. G. W0oDsfAN. 90
Exchange street. 1871
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FOL. SALE Bakery wagon fine quality, latest
style, iow0own; fitted with boxes draws
etc., etered for the business; this wagon is
worth as an advertisement for your business
more than il will cost Won. Come in and look
Tit. BRADLEY Il SMALL. So Preble street.
Ill
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TyPEWRfTERS-Two secondhand typa
Il writers for sale at a bargain ROOM ID
% Exchange street, City. 1871
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FOR SALE Elegant new room house, cor
= ner OF Deerlng Avenue and William st.
Open plumbing hot water heat. architects
plans. corner lot beautiful suburban home.
Price TO suit and terms easy. G. b. DALTON,
h3 Exchange street. June edit
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FOR SALE-Sunny corner lot in Glenwood
u Park, size 40 X 100 will be sold at great
bargain IL taken at once. LLEWELLYN NJ.
LEIGHTON. So Exchange. 1871
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HOUSES AND RENTS-FREDERICK s.
II VAIL has the largest list of houses for
sale and TO let of any real estate once in Port
land. His specially is negotiating mortgages
collecting rents and tine general care of prop
erty: Apply Real Estate Office, First National
Bank Building. al
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EoR SALE-Resd this. New two story
room house ana stable on Rachiiff street.
DeeTing Highlands for S2S00 lot Is 90 100 and
house has every modern convenience, lines Of
cars almost at door, only $500 down, balance to
suit. BRING this "ad" with you. C. B. Dali
TON, IS Exchange street. June9au
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EfoR SALE-Look at thisi New six room
house 5000 feet Of land at WOodfords for
only Sl40o. This property never offered before;
mas bay windows, piaZzas. Sebago water, sewer,
near schools, stores, churches and street cars.
Only $500 dollars down, balance $l150 per
,June0-f
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NOR SALE--New House on Richardson St,
IL very desirable. contains rooms and BATH
Ino sne S o2 Tle so s. ses
eerlng Centre, Me. ie12d4w~
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HORSE FOR SALE.
Sound and kind, can be
seen at Wilson's Stable,
Federal street.
4 THOUSAND RINGS

=, TO select from. Diamonds. Opals, Peal,
kuoys and all other precious stones, Engage
stent and Wedding Rags a specially. Largest
mock IN the city. MCKINNEY the Jeweler
Monument Square. marchi9dtf
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CLOCK REPAIRING.

WE have made speciality of clock repairing
w for years and are perfectly familiar with
II in all OF It's branches. Our prices are reason
able. Drop us postal and we will call for your
clock and return II when done without extra
charge. McKENNEY, the Jeweler. Monument
square. Portland. jan12dtt
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nor SALE-New 8 fiat block Is rooms on
each fiatl on High street. everything FIRST
class and strictly upto-date; finely finished
plnmbed and heated. nothing better: rents for
SI20 per year will pay over per cent net q.
B. DALTON & CO, 50 Exchange ST. June9-tf
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TOR SALE-Here's anotheri Elegant. new
nine room house on Eastern Promenade
for 5000. Corner lot, sewer, SebagO, heated,
gas, bath, hard wood floor, very slightly, bay
windows and piazza. Only $1,000 down, balance
to suit you. G. b. DALTON, 50 Exchange st.
June9.tf
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xVANt. ED-A young lady as assistant lin
w office. One accustomed to use OF type
writer. Address In own handwriting. stating
salary expected, A. b., Box 1857. 1871
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waltnam and Elgin Watches. A large stock
OF new model watches will be sold on easy pay
nlents at reasonable prices. All Styles. All
Prices MCKINNEY. the Jeweler. Monument
Square rnar10df
EOR SALE at very low price, summer
4 Cottage on four rooms with furniture. very
pleasantly situated near the Breakwater, South
Portland, and within fifty feet of the III water
would make fine eluh- house; must be sold al
once. Two hundred dollars takes it. Address
Cottage 126 Franklin St, Portland. Me-" tt
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WATCHES On INSIALLMENIS.

NEW ROW BOATS FOR SALE-Address HI.
~ BE OWNsEND. SO. Freeport, Me. my27If
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enc voeh for SO ssnts cash 20 -avsnss.
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I AIDES WANTED-Eyerywhere to mail cir
~ culars, samples and copy letters at home
Reply with stamped envelope. PEERLESS
CO.. South Bend. Ind. 17-i
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WANTED SITUATIONS.

WANTED-Position as drug clerk, by young
w man OF years experience; can fIrnis b
best OF references. Address L. w. FRENCH,
Old Town, Me. may2od4w
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GUNNER B0ARDERS-Two or three persons
- can find COED board. large rooms, pleas
ant lawn and piazzas. delightful views OF riv-
er. mountains, and Intervale; terms, six 10
Pennington. Maine. Lock box 572. my27dtf
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WANTED-An experienced cook. Please
w Apply at p Deering street, Wednesday,
June q, at p. m jeledSt
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WANTED protestant woman
take charge oil infant In family OF two. One
fond OF children and desirious OF home com
forts with fair wages can apply between three
and six p. nj. at No. 1876 HIGH ST. i'll
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
BAY WINDOW FRONT FRAME
DWELLING,
On P Street, Between Thirty-third
and Thirty-fOurth Streets,
Being No. 32I2.

By virtue of certain decd OF trust
dated June /. 1898. and recorded in the
Heurico County Court clerks Office. I'D
Deed Book 1j4 \. page 3jl, default nav
ing been made IN the payment OF a por-
ton OF the debt secured thereby, ana nav
ing been required by the beneficiary
therein so 10 do, / will. on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER g. 1872
al o. clock p. NJ. on the premises, pro-
coed 20 sell. al public auction the prop
erty conveyed therein-viz.: All that GER
tain LOT or LAND. with the improve
ments thereon lying and being in the
county % HenricO. Va. beginning an
point on the north line OF + street. +"
feet east Of Thirty-third street running
thence eastwardly and fronting on
street 1Gi5 feet. and running hacA De-
tween parallel lines li2 feet 10 an aHet ih
common 10 feet wide The DWELLING has
6 rooms. with halls and IL IN good con,
dition. 10 will make a good home or VIII
pay as an investment as IL rents well
TERMS. Cash sufficient 10 pay an
costs Of sale, an taxes o. day OF SAFE.
and a debt or Sil9.2O now due, ana crealt
payments as follows. SiX'y-eieht notes
OF 5000 each. the first 90 become que
November !. 1899 and one on me Isl day
Of each month thereafter until all shall
have become due. and balance ar SIX
months. for note. with interest. and So
cured by deed Of trust on ne property.
J. d. CARNEAL.
oc1 Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
SAMPSON ACCEPTS INVITATION,
The Board of Pharmacy After Cnli-
ccnscd Druggists.

NORFOLK. VA, oct. -Special-A
telegram has been received from Admiral
Sampson by the Norfolk Board Of Trade
and Business Mems Association in which
the Admiral accepts for himself and his
officers. the invitation Of the Association
10 be present at reception. ball ana BAN
quet at ola Point ON october 18th next
Arrangements are being made with
Pains Fireworks Company of New York,
who will probably provide the iireworks
for a spectacle to be presented in Hamp-
ton Roads during the presence OF the
North Atlantic Squadron. which is expect
ed to rendezvous here october 10th.
To-day the French cruiser Troude.
bound from Halifax for Martinique, put
I'm 10 Newport News for coal The Nor
folk Board of Trade thereupon sent to the
French commander an invitation 10 with
his officers attend the ball at Old Point.
A reply Is expected tomorrow and IL Is
believed that the Troude will remain I'm
Hampton Roads until after our Squadron
assemblies there, and that her Officers
will be present at the function at Old
Point.
+. r. Beckwth Of Petersburg secretary
Of the Board of Pharmacy of Virginia and
A. Il. Guigon. of Richmond. general coun-
ell for the Board. to-day presented TO the
Norfolk grand jury the names of several
Norfolk druggists who are charged with
compromising prescriptions without license
or employ unregistered pharmacists 10 do
so Charges were preferred to-day
against Montague & CO., W. w. Coggn
and George NJ. Meredith Vho will prob
ably be tried in the Police Court to-mor-
row. More presentmcnts it is expected VIII
follow For breaches of the state law
requiring that only registered pharmacists
shall compound prescriptions a severe pen
atty Is attached.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About HichmOnd's
Citizens and Othor Matters.

Mr. Robert II. Brooks Us 10 New York.
attending the Dewey celebration.
DR. Edmund Harrison has returned 20
the city from montgomery White sulphur
Syringe.
Hiss Alice Icfebvra win tonight give
cotlilon IN he kindergarten school on
Fowl avenue a. The pupils Of her dancing
school
,...-.. ,,....,... ... ,.r.,,,, s,l nonp-
i,. i,ti. .t,,,-,,., at the lsra pishrnrn nd
,s,r ,c, of i,rookivn ,,5s in The citv
sunday visiting frjends
1fr ,vr,f,,, l. White clerk 10 the
r.+lrl af rieeiti, has resigned. His son.
I'm sf,sou white has becn appointed in
bi. sr.,d
,.... 20 ,t.. ,,r.,i.t,,..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
PICKETT CAMP.
Delegation TO the Grand Camp May DC
Instructed War Pictures.

Commander W. 4. Bass called the
PICKETT Campt 10 order last Night and
there wss prayer by Chaplain +. p.
Winston.
comrade Warren Smith was reported
very sick
Or. Strztton. Of tho committee on di-
Vne service reported that on the ith Sun
Gay night IN October 0he 22nd). Or. W. l..
l.. Smith. pastor OF the Second Baptist
church, would preach special sermon.
and that X. r. Lee Camp. &. V, and
sons OF c. V. and the Ladies Auxiliary
OF DO h Camps were invited 10 attend.
Col. X L. Msury asked the camp 20
instruct their delegation 20 the Grand
Camp 10 vote for and advocate several
very important resolutions, one on the
county's muster roll--that was ordered
by the last Legislature, and somo means
10 get the Sons OF Veterans ~ take more
interest In their organization.
comrsde Alfred Craighead Co. X, esth
penn Vol. Unity. presented To the Camp
through sergt. Thomas i. Richardson
set OF war pictures which was received
with thanks by the Camp.
! Historian Lakewood read 10 the Camp
a very interesting and amusing historical
piece concerning the war between tho
tesTs and English In 1851.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
THE ATTORNEYS
MUST BE PROMPT
Business of the United States Dis
trct Court DELAYED
A TRUE BILL AGAINST "WARO.r
rho Man Who unprecedented an Army
Omccr NOW 80 ihc Insane Asylum
at stauuion -- OAcr Bail,
BrOught la.

judge Edmund WaddIl had Dis temper
a trU. ruined yesterday ueIluE Wuen
fho United state. Court u.s aired DOB
.e..on lie Said. SD tso.
T.. abs..cs ID ftirnevs directly int .r-
,st,o fn tne proceedings ol that court
sorior-I. irfe~ffrod with tic business of
tt.f tr.barat anal rudac Wlddu stated
t-.f DO oid uo. u<. il. IIr announced
f..I 0.. WAS Willing to be reasonably ace
..,,.s.ff,.. .-nr.i.lt. fo ht local court.
,.,. tl.,. ,-e ..,.-s of fb. Federal Court
b,l h., ,, ..r,,,,.I, dealt with
T1.. Grand and n.tu urics were both
.1..t...l ...,r ,-,tr tnf. roorn.ng and
NM. g.. t,.,,f,,. .se.l f,r tro.s who do
..,,..,.,
-,-,,r-,rf->-r. MADE
,rbo ro,,.,.i,., ..,.,c.,,..-,orf was then
,".. .T-f. ,i.fi 5o.l.. III tre I-nited
49,, ,.i...t, l.,.-, -.., r. o,.ies rnos-
1.,- ,.-.f,,. r C..ro.t. Attorneys
bs,.,-- o,s.e ,..,.li~o &, tbo said court
sIc..I7 t,o $1,000. "a ii,"t tf,,,"
1-,t.l1 fc.,. . 80 ~ A,ttor,.
,,,,,-,1 tn, ,.t,,,.t-., ~ r,t,,.r,l pc,.c-
nue Tvs was cnnfin,,od untn the next
form and the defendant recognized I'm the
nenaitv Of s-0l for bis anne1rance
Tho ,,ropd i,ry ,,rosentod tbo following
t,.,,, l.-llg.
f.rftod s+.tos ,.s ID II pbiflins cbarg-
, ..t+t t...-,e-.f..- ...i.h r-,,t..f .,+.to-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
SONS OF VETERANS.
\ Delightful Isnt rtainmcnt was Given
Last Night.

Tho first Of the series Of winter enter
'anmonts given under the auspices OF the
T.. T. Leo camp. No. T. sons of Confcd-
crate Veterans. WAS held last evening in
their hall. Broad street near Fifth An
;uterosting programme was rendered and
thoroughly enjoyed boy the four hundred
persons who were present
The address OF tie evening was made
hv Hon H. &. Richardson who spoke of
"rhe Confederacy. The programme was
a. follows:
Solo Because Miss Bonnie Tillery.
Fancy Dance-Miss Katie Miller.
Song-"Sho Was Happy tin She Met
You Misses Annie and Jennie Holt
ConfcGeracy-- d. G. Richardson.
cake Walk-Aissos May Lcdford and
Master Charlie Bohea
RecitatiOn-"Curfew Shall mo-, Ring To-
night. Miss Tillery.
Skirt Dance-Misses Maudic Miller and
May Ledford
Congressman John Lamb also made an
address.
AZ business meeting Of the Camp last
evening lion. Henry r. Wlckham was
elected 10 membership in the Camp
The next entertainment win be given
early>>in November when the portrait OF
the late Rev Moses u. Hogc viii be pre-
scented to the Lee camp, G. v. by the
Sons ~ Veterans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
ALBEMARLE CAVALRYMEN.
Generals MunfOrd, Hampton and
IiOsscr Speak

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, oct .
The Albemarle Light-Horse. Company X,
Second Virginia Cavalry, held a reunion
and banquet at jefferson Park, Saturday
Several hundred ladies and gentlemen
wero present.
Company x started To- the battlefield
with ono hundred enlisted mer and was
recruited to one hundred and oignty-four,
fcrty-seven Of whom answeged 10 roll
call on Saturday
There are perhaps fifty other survivors,
who were not present at the reunion,
many of thom having moved to other
states
Six hundred covers were laid at the
banquet in the spacious dinng-room OF
"Tho Jefferson The speaking took
place on the lawn and addresses We're
made by General r. r. Munf1rd and
Mayor VIM. +. Graves. OF Bedford coun-
ty: General Wade Hampton and General
Rosser A poem was read by Mrs. Mayo.
Of South Carolina.
Arrangements are now being made by
the survivors Of Company X 10 nave a
reunion Of the survivors Of the entire Sec
ond Regiment at an early day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
DANVILLE'S TOBACCO YEAR.
Close on to Fifty Million Pounds of
Leaf Sold.

Close on To Fifty Million Pounds OF
Leaf Sold.
DANVILLE. Va. oct 2-Special-The
annual meeting Of the Danvile Tobacco
Associations was held in Masonic Hall
at 8 o'clock this afternoon. and was very
largely attended. every firm connected
with tobacco business in this city being
represented.
The report of the president. George $.
Hughes. shows that Danvile warehouses
sold during the year ending September
s0th. over 4S.0o0Oc0 pounds of tobacco, and
Mr.. Hughes calculated that without tine
diversion of trade during the smallpox
scare 20 would have reached over 100000
pounds.
mir. Hughes report says:
Whilst the extended acreage Of the
Tobacco Belt has caused much larger
production. yet the extended line II trade
and consumption has been equal 10 L..
il is true the average price is not as
high as IL was q few years ago. stil ii
holds its own i'm purchasing power, with
any Of the growths Of the earth There
has been q large increase OF production
in ali foreign countries. but the quality
raised has not been able 20 cope with
the tobacco OF our section. Owing TO
large purchases by Japan and other new
sections, we close the year with very
small stocks IN hands OF dealers, but "A
brighter outlook for the future.
The crop of 1899. just being marke et
has proved the old adage. anticipation Is
greater than realization" As In last
mouth owing u storms. cold weather
etc.4 the bright outlook OF thirty days ago
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
SHOT FOR A SQUIRREL.
Local Option Election at Bedford
Springs This Week.


BEDFORD SPRINGS. VA, oct p
SpeciaL-On Saturday last a party. con-
sisting of Mr. n. b. Flippen. of your
city: Mr. Henry Stevens and g.. VI. Dooley,
left here well equipped for q big hunt
on Oak Mountain. where squirrels We're
said TO abound. on arriving on the hunt
ing ground the party separated and con-
cluded to hunt each man for himself
They soon lost sight of each other. About
high IT,, Mr.. Stevens. becoming weary,
concluded 10 rest and refresh himself
Seeing a log i'm the thickct, he perched
himself upon 70 and was enjoying his
embalmcd beef and crackers. About this
time Mr. Dooley approached IN about for
~ yards of where Mr.. stevens was taxi
ing his dinner, and catching a glimpse
through the bushes Of Mr. Stevens feet
dangling from the log. he concluded they
were squirrels and. without asking for
the countersign, blazed away. Imagine
his surprise when instead of killing
squirrel he found he had peppered Mr..
stevens feet and ankles The party re-
turned home very much frestfallen Mr..
Stevens IS not badly hurt. and Will
be al right in a few days He attches
no blame TO Mr.. Dooley. who regrets the
affair very much. lie is only surprised
that an old hunter can't tell. even at
forty yards, a squirrel from a No. y tan
shoe.
Mr.. John Rawlings. who has a saw
mill near here, narrowly escaped being
made into mince meat a few days ago
In some way he was caught i'm the ma
chinery. but by main strength he escaped
with the loss Of his overalls.
The local option election TO take place
on the 4th Of October excites some IN
terest. and fl is thought the district will
go dry, but the colored vote is very UNI
certain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
JUSTICE TO THE SOUTH.
Negroes Better Treated Here ihnn in
any Other pnrI Of the World.

NEW YORK. oct AT the regular
weekly meeting OF Baptist preachers TO-
day lie principal feature was an hissori-
csl "a idress bv the Rev. Or \. W. Lamar.
of phnadclnhla. ON Dixie During and
Since the War"
Or. Lunar said that although the lynch-
mg outraecs were much 10 be deplorcd.
The negroes were better treated In me
South to-day than IN any part OF the
world. Tie said that the race had made
marvellous progress I'm every way ana
since the war had reduced its illiteracy
- per cent.
Dr. Lamar was followed by William y.
Upshlw. Of Mercer University, Ga, who
endorsed what DR. lamar had said. Dir.
TrsIlw made n fcrvent appeal for the
siasn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
THE TIMES RICHMOND. VA. TUESDAY OCTOBER 1. 1899.

has fallen or right much. still there VIII
be ample supplies OF al grades 20 suit
the taste OF all classes OF buyers.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing yoar. Colonel 4. NJ William
son. president. Orlando Wcmpic. vice.
president, Isaac s Bendall. secretary and
treasurer and cx-officio supervisor of
sales.
Several amendments 10 the by
laws were adopted ihe most I'M
p0rtant of which WIS ore chang
ing the tobacco wear so ls 10 make %
run from September lst 10 August 5ist of
each Vprr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03

BERLIN. oct DIR. Nansen the Arc
tie explorer said to-day TO the cores
pendent OF the Associated Press. THE
United States ought 90 Join Great Britain
and Germany I'm a cooperative polar ex-
ploration Thus the three progressive
nations would work f0r he common good
OF mankind and science. II the polar
districts are ever 90 be thoroughly ex-
plored, IL will probably be due TO such
Joint action"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
The Pilkinton Trial.

POWHATAN. VA, oct Especial
Powhatan Court convened % da~. The
grand jury e. 10 session. The PilS'I ton
trial vii lbc commenced on Wednesday,
the 4th of this month. The judge has
issued am order sum'no ung sixteen Jurors
from Povhatan county sul thirty from
the city or Manchester ana the witnesses
have AN been summon ID for that csy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
CartcrAs Commitment.

WASHINGTON oct. 2-The Official orr
der Of the commitment Of Ca9Siia Car
ter was sent to New York to-day. and IL
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
nANKnuPICY N0rICE.

~
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERE DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA
In the Matter OF No. lO4
a Bankrupt bankruptcy.
To the creditors of NORA a. JACKSON,
Of Farmville. I'm the county Of Prince
Edward and district aforesaid, a bank
rupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th
day of September \. y. 1892 the said
NORA A. JACKSON was duly adjudi-
Gated bankrupt and that the first meet
ing Of her creditors will be held at my
office. n Farmyiue. Va, on the 18TH
DAY or OCTOBER, A. d. 1899, az II
o'clock noon at which time the said cred
itors may attend prove their claims, APP
point e. trustee. examine the bankrupt
and transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
W. W. FORBES
Referee I'm Bankruptcy.
Sept. y. 1891. oc3