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Pawninp the Grown.

At least four times the crown of Eng
land has been in pawn. Henry III
and Henry ", Edward III. and Rich
ard IL. all resorted to this means of rails
ing money. The merchants of Flanders
once had possession of the crown, the
City of London held it as security fol
$4,000, and it was pledged at another
time for 100000. Edward III. dis.
posed of it to the Bishop of Winchester
for $67 800, and Charles II. would have
used the crown as personal asset if he
had been able to turn it iato money.
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There seems little reason to doubt
that at a certain point man ceases to
own his possessions; instead, they own
him. If he prizes his grandeur he is
haunted by the thought of its perisha-
BILE character; if he does not prize it he
might just as well be poor, for all that
any man can get out of life is his board
and clothing. The trouble is that, in
order to give some people a great deal
more than they need, numerous others
have TO go through life with much less
than they need.
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Barrooms of the Bishop.

The people Of England are much in
terested these days concerning the
working of the plan of the Bishop of
Chester for dealing with the evil of ex-
cessive drinking. The Bishop thinks
that prohibition does not prohibit and
that regulation is much better. AS reg
ulation has in view the evil done by
drinking, special pains are taken to
supply only the purest drinks. The
houses under the Bishops scheme are
to have a uniform external appear
ance, distinguishing them from ordi-
nary licensed houses, notices promi-
nently displayed that food and non
intoxicants are supplied at popular
prices, the intoXicants to be placed at
one end of the bar and the nonintoxi-
cants at the other, with tables at which
buns, sandwiches, tea, coffee, ETC., can
be served.
In villages the houses are to have
club, temperance and recreation rooms
and where space is available a billiard
room and library, with backgammon
drafts and similar games, are to have
also a bowling green and other counter
attractions to the bar and tap room
The idea is that it is hopeless to try tt
eXtinguish thirst for stimulants, bu
wise to reduce the danger arising from
excess or from bad whisky and beer tt
the minimum. The good of the drinker
not the promotion of a theory, is til,
main object.
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The employment agencies in Chicago
report a great scarcity of men who are
willing to go to the country to work.
The farmers Of the Northwest sent in
call for hundreds of men. They offered
from $1S to $25 month wages, with
board and washing, for bodied
workmen, but comparatively few were
found. There is a similar scarcity of
railroad laborers, for whose services
s1.5O a day is offered. The movement
Of population towards the cities seems
to have reached the stage where, if the
country Is not partially depopulated, it
Is at least left without sufficient help
during the spring and fall, when the
greatest amount of work is to be done
ID farm This is in the face of the
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Since the supply of brains is not equal
to the demand, the price of brains has
gone up. The president of the new
steel corporation is reported to receive
a million-dollar salary. Twenty years
ago he began work for Mr.. Carnegie
at thirty dollars a month. To-day, at
the age of thirty-nine, he has out
stripped every other wage-worker in
the world.
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Realized His Own Madness

Now you are tired of me and abuse
me-" sobbed the young wife whose hus-
band refused to hire another maid to
take care of her pet dogs. Yet" she
continued, mot two years ago you were
just crazy to marry me-"
EYES," answered the complacent man
brute, my friends told me so at the
time, but l didn't realize it until after
we were married. kansas City Star.
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The total sugar crop of the world in
1910 was 100000 tons. In 1900 it was
100000 tons. Which helps to show
that life on earth is developing more
and more into one grand sweet song.
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her private wire? And if electricity is
good for pigs, it may serve to fatten
babies, or even grown persons who are
DESTROYS of increasing their avoirdupois,
and thus most interesting possibilities
for the Improvement of the human
physique are opened up.-London Elk
press.
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Carrie Nation says she didn't marry
David for love. Without wasting much
time specializing on why Carrie did
marry David, one is tempted to go on
to another phase of the subject and try
to figure out why David married Car
VII
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Reinsurance.

81 suppose you get little weary of
the manner in which people make fun
of your spring poems|
NO" answered the bard. 'T'm glad
to have such convincing proof that
somebody has read them. washing
ton Star.
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English doctors are finding that the
Observation-Disclosures is inju-
rious, causing alterations of the coat of
the stomach. Then let the stomach
shed its coat before drinking.
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Patient-Now. doctor, what's the mat
ter with me, anyway?
The Head Consulting Physician
My dear sir, do you suppose that if we
knew what was the matter with you
we would have decided to hold post
norton ?-Harper's Bazaar.
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Did Anybody Ever Do That?

Some one asks what is tact. 1t is
that feeling which prompts a woman
to dig up the photograph of friend
who is coming to visit, from the bot
tom bureau drawer, and put it on the
parlor mantel.-Atchison Globe.
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"What do the Filipinos appear to
learn most easily in connection with
our Civilizations" asked the eager in
quirer.
Without hesitation the strategist re-
piled:
''The value of Washington
Star.
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Gen. Funston is not to escape that
particular form of glory which consists
In having an extensive variety of do
nestle animals. from babies up, named
in his honor.
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Wasted There

He-They say the temperature in
Florida has been about 70 all this
month.
She-Isn't that aggravating? To
think that they should have tempera-
ture like that there where it's so warn
anyway that they don't really need it"
Philadelphia Press.
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While watching the circus parade
'Rastus became separated in some I'M
accountable way from his sweetheart
and he asked policeman to help him
find her.
what does she look like?" queried
the officer.
"Well, sah," replied 'Rastus, "she's-
she's brunette, sab, with a Yeastah
hat on her haid, an her names Jophee-
ny, sah"
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Three women were caught in a fold
ing bed the other day, but their corset
training enabled them to endure the
squeeze until help came.
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Doubtless it will develop, later on,
that Nikola Tesla months ago invented
the perfect motor Mr.. Edison thinks he
is about to evolve himself.
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From various sections come, as usual,
reports of the depredations of tramps.
About the most innocent thing they
take is a rest.
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Defined.

Willie-Pa, what's an "old fameY
Pa-My son, when man speaks of
'his old fame" he refers to something
over which he used to burn his money.
Philadelphia Press.
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The large and vigorous dog who lifts
the new flower bed over into the next
lot with his hind feet should be vacci-
mated with a charge of bird shot.
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Parke-I think, after all, 1 shall put
my son into politics.
Lane-How are you going to manage
it?
Parke-Oh, get him into the army
Harpers Bazaar
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mo good roads; no rural free deliv-
cry" The postoffice department wishes
it distinctly understood that the rule
holds good all the year round.
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General Funston's promotion is an
other striking example of the fact that
all things come to him who declines to
wait
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Philosophy teaches US to take things
as they come-but the trouble is they
frequently neglect to come.
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Manhattan-They are only amateur
actors, are they not?
Broadway-Yes, but they are Jealous
enough of one another to be profession
als.-Life.
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Itpays to be heather sometimes-es-
pecially when there is collection being
taken up for him.
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P. T. Barnum's heirs have begun
fighting over his estate. Here is where
the lawyers will have a show.
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You can't eat the kernel and raise an
other crop of nuts from the shell.
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In the many periodicals which are
devoted to the advertising business the
difficulty of making an advertisement
effective has been exaggerated. Any
merchant or other business man who
knows all about his establishment has
only to talk to the public about his
stock exactly as he would talk to a
single prospective customer of intelli,
gence. The chief benefit of newspaper
advertising is in the fact that it en-
ables the business man to tell his story
to thousands at once.
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Silver bullion owned by the govern
ment is often hard pressed for money.
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Oak Trees as Pnmns.

An oak tree with 100000 leaves lifts
from earth 123 tons of water during
the five months it is in leaf
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Exhilarating Exercise.
To the unaccustomed a drive in the
automobile coupe in which most visi-
tors decide to see Washington, is eX-
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Num- wonder why Saxby is al
ways railing against society?
Tuther-I think it is because society
seems to have put up railing against
him.-Indianapolis Press.
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Russell Sage is too busy endowing
himself to pay any attention to libra
ries.
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Some of the wealthiest planters in
the West Indies live on coffee grounds.
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Parents first teach a child to talk,
then try to teach it to hold its tongue.
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The old Cobweb and Spider style OF
obtaining business is a thing of the
past-now you must get customers by
judicious advertising. The public is
just as anxious to buy your goods as
you are to sell-if the merit is there.
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Money talks and it speaks the only
universal language.
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A dude dressed out of sight is yer!
apt to be out Of mind as we'll
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The brains that manage a 100000
business could just as we'll manage a
$1,00O,000 business. Especially true in
manufacturing. Ten per cent increase
in production doesn't materially in
crease expense. Ten per cent decrease
in production doesn't materially lessen
the expense. Reduction comes out of
net profits. Increase adds directly to
profits. If 10000 women know that you
make the best cotton, or the best braid,
or the best hook and eye, you will do
a certain amount of business-if 100000
know it, you will do more business
100000 know it, more still. Nobody
does all the possible business in his line
There is always a chance for develop
ment. There is no business that can
not be increased by judicious advertis-
ing.-Curtis Publishing Company.
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An occasional advertisement is like
an occasional dinner, both bring de-
rangement. Continuous regularity in
both is the rule of successful men,
Press and Printer.
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Kindliman-W What's the matter, my
little man? You seem to be in great
pain.
Little Boy (groaning dismally)-No, I
amt, but there seems ter be q great
pain in me.-Troy Times.
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The symptoms of Love.

y German scientist has recently de-
scribed the symptoms of love as fol-
lows: The oscillations in the interior of
a persons body, as may be seen in the
case of vibratory attraction, are in har-
mony-that is to say, they are at the
first movement in complete concordance
with the oscillations in the interior of
some other persons body. 1t is, of
course, necessary that the reactionary
sentiment in the case of the two sub
jects should be of an agreeable nature,
since the two vibrations facilitate the
movements of the atoms, which in this
case accumulate and emit their rays
without disturbing the diffusion.
When a man is homesick, he begins
to refer to his old home as Gods
Country"
Time well arranged indicates q well
ordered mind.
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A Literary Round Up.

us Stubbins the finished writer he
claims to be?'
Eyes; he was done for as soon as his
book came out.'-Chicago Record.
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A Compliment.
A Natural Thought.

A Natural Thought.
Briggs tells US he has made
lot of money in Wall street.
Griggs-How much has he lost?
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LET US ALL LAUGH.
JOKES FROM THE PENS OF VA
RIOUS HUMORlSTS

Pleasant Incidents Occurring the
World Over-Sayings that Are Cheer
full to Old or Young-Funny SeIec-
tions that You Will Enjoy.
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mover.


The boy knocked at the front door.
The bell was out of order.
Presently somebody was heard try
ing to climb over the furniture in the
front hall and a woman's voice asked:
who is there?''
Telegraph messenger" loudly re-
piled the boy. Got a message for the
man of the house."
The attic window flew open, a cob
webbed head was thrust forth, and a
man with wild, despairing voice yell
ed out:
Wrap it around n stone and throw it
up herer-Chicago Tribune.
But There Was Trouble.
Mr.. Mann-Can you-er-take pills,
my dear?
Mrs Mann-Oh, yes; without bit of
trouble.
MI Mann-Thank goodness! have a
bitter one for you; l just sat down on
your new Easter hat and squashed it
as fat as a Philadelphia
Bulletin.
Took Him 1T His Word.
Mother-My dear, how could you re-
fuse him? He may never propose
again.
Daughter-But, mamma, he said he
would
Usefu.
Briggs-Did you find your French any
assistance to you while in Paris?
Griggs-Oh, yes. l could swear at
the walters by the hour and they never
knew it.
Compliment.
81 understand that one of your ances-
tors was horse-thief," said Billings to
Ricketts,.
HE was. Glad you mentioned it. 1
regard that as compliment"
Flows that?"
''It is an acknowledgment that 1 have
improved on my ancestors
A Natural Thought.
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Phrenologist-Your bump Of destruc-
tiveness is very large. Are you SOL
der or a pugilist?
Subject Neither; I'm a furniture
mover
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Time well arranged indicates we'll
ordered mind.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
,,.1r1MnR1c MARKET

Firm and Unchanged Wheat, tirm spot
and the month, 7aA@1osc.; Decem a,,1
75$D76c.; January, i6lsc.; May,!240
79ssc.; southern by sample, ueV!oAt.
G3lsQIG3Ac.; the month (od,. G3l@M63Me:,
new, U.1sMG2;Ac.; year ana January. GiGe
6lAc,; southern white corn, 361o2z2c:
45lac Rye, iirmer; No. :. nearby, o3lac !:
Mo- western, 5GmbGHc. Butter, tirm,and
unchanged: fancy imitation, lSalvc:y
fancy creamery, 223M224c.: fancy ladle, LUG
fresh, 23@24c. Cheese, firm ana IN
changed; large. y -e'zsc.; medium, loAY
11c.,; small, 1O&@11c. Sugar. firm and I'M
.ehange0';@tn and coarse. granulated. .So.lo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Isaac .DigEs, special com
missioner. to \. J. Haynes. IS feet on east
side of Pine Street, between Spring and
China Street, $500.
Frances w Dusch to Luter Dawson, Il
feet ca north side OF Broad Street, be-
tween First Street and Brook Avenue,
No. 500, $1,000.
marguerite Schopf's trustees to Lucy
N. Howard, az s-12 feet on east side st:
Stephens, Street. SO 6-l2 feet south OF
Coutts Street, S1.S00.
Frank l. and Rosabell Starkc to- Shcr-
wood V. Gregory. 20 feet on east side
Adams Street. northeast corner Cary
Street. $500.
Henrico:. H. A. Atkinson. special COM
missioner, to Jacob. Wallace,3 30 feet on
north side of Jay Street. 14o feet west
of Mechanicsvillo Turnpike or zMosby
Street. s. etc.
Peoples Building. Loan and Trust Cons
pany to H. L. Cabell. SO feet on State
Street. 30 feet from southeastsco Mar.
shall Street. $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
features ranged as follows:
Omen, High. Low. Close.

Cash quotations were us 1910 80 .,I l0s'1
firm at oa'lOc. advance: No ~ sprlns
Wheat 6Ys41I1c.; No. red, 10y, ea, ~
NO j white, ~. NJ. rye, :i,e04o; =, r ar
to choice mailing barley, e4GP2Sc : Z E q!
Timothy seed, So.7u Mess pork, per par
I7f.atS 81: Short riD SIDES 4oose), sI,,st;Qt
100; dry salted shoulders {boxed). SIX:
7:60; short clear sides Boxed, SS:l0et3s3:. ~
aNhiskey, basis of9high wines; Sl.i}o,B s.t.
13al1.lc Cheese, steady at.D QTlnf Eggs
firm; fresh, 21al2l I4c.ss sRecelptsIW neat
III 900 bushels; corn. 60, 900 bushels; eats
POT 900 busneIs: hogs, 1900 head.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
=. ~ Il
COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK, Now THE. market for
cotton futures opened firm with. prices GO
points higher on active covering and
brisk foreign demand. While public buy
ing was not much of 4 feature during the
day. the general undertone of the market
| was enthusiastically better on legitimate
conditions The more conservative bears
sought cover in the belief ..iat recent
heavy sales ana sharp declines had elimi-
mated the long interest and placed the
market in good form for quick change.
The cables were GccideolN better than
expected, Liverpool being up oGp2!& points
al one time. Moreover, heavy to killing
frost was general last night in the. South
Atlantic States and cold weather was
forecasted for the belt west of the Mis-
sissicpi tonight. Receipts at the ports
were liberal, but were .ccuntcrae.eds by
estimates fora much smaller movement
tomorrow,
Before mio-day most of the local adj
vance was lost under profit-taliing5 by the
scalping element and some bear selling In
the hope Of forcing further liquidation,
but in the afternoon there was another
sharp upward movement on fears that
Liverpool will tomorrow come higher,
and olis estimates for much smaller re-
ceiptsi at New Y ork and Houston Trad
ing was fairly. active in the last hour,
with foreigners good buyers Of near
months. Private wires from Southern
markets reported q better export demand
and smaller offerings from the interior,
The close Was STEADY with prices net 60
10 points up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
Y Z : L
ARRIVED.
Weddings in I-.oudoun.
Especial Dlsl-atch to The Times.)

LEESBURG.zVA., Nov. lathe Meth
iodist parsonage on Thursday evening Miss
jamie Lewis, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Lewis, of Hamilton, and Mr.. Jo-
Sc pl1 Tribby, of Wheatland, both Of Lou
dohn county, were married, Rev. w. II.
lWoolr- officiating Mr.. and Mrs. Tribby
will leave for their future home in 1rwa
about December list.
ss At the Baptist parsonage in Upperville
on "Wednesday, Miss Bessie Davis oallg h
steraof Mr.. and Mrs: e. g. Davis. OF In IN !.
Rnf1nd Hiil, VA, were married by the
Rey.fI. tB..Lnke: .,Fa,s -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
COFFEE. MARKET. -

NEW YORK, Nov. S1-COFFeEE!-
Futures had a record breaking day OF it.
both as regards business transacted nd
fluctuations in values. The opening was
steady in tone with prices Osp11 points
higher, the advance being due to- cover
ing by fciehtcnea shorts on ruInors Of y:
continued drought In the Santos sdistrlcit.
and on very bullish Europeans market - az:
Brazil made its appearance. es tlmating
the next Rio crop at :33,;D0.Gtn bags ana
the Santos crc- at 5o3,0p0 ba ga at ,total
II sffs, fsX hays haze been generally. eX-
pected. This cable caused the widest
covering by shorts nd heavy :buYlng Tor
all accounts prices aaxancllg sapldfy,aan,
reached. Final prices were net 60
points higher, with the tone STEADY. s Sade
reached the enormous totai or,Sssl Oh. ootl
bags SPOT RIO stron 81 M " q or
sGoVa, TllsG11 G.: sss-.-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
DIVIDENDS
G~<----,' 80 - 81
oT;ce ofsttie Secretary OF the.

Atlantic Coast Eins F,ai.foad CO g., -
Whining onsa&; nG@ NY 81 q i: .slIr,
: Via ntic Coast Line Railroad Company
have declared dividend Of TWO And
a. HALF -f2is) PER CENT. on the pre-
fee capital stock ct the st s sso o2f1se
~ 1ths Treasurer at Wilmington. .'cs.,
4 On 1NoyEAIBERss15 TO-. 1901. The transfer
books win stand closed from November
I 5th to nth inclusive. -,
I w. JAMES f. POST. Secretary.
81 Atlantic Coast Limo Railroad co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
Viryiniaas in. Washington.

.-------- fSEccf1t ~
WAsHINGTON..D I'd. c. Nov. ,7,-Virsit-
iarls registered at Washington hotels to-
right: II. w, Moore. AIRS. q, SpillerE KEEL
w Miss u: Kelly Mrs. C. Gordon Wright,
Mrs. w, G, Malone and Mrs. G. S. Todd.
$l;ichmcnI; f. Cassidy. Hall ford: = C..
G. lincoln, Marion: .. O'conneli. Wort:
II: d. Forsyth. .AT1enarle COUNT E.5 s!
5Turncr. " arrenton, and Dr. r. e lee
and wife, Mart.nsvlle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
LEGAI. NOTICES.


m THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE
i COUNTY COURT OF GooCHLAND.
ON THE 26TH DAY Or OCTOBER. laol:
j. L. Cochran. Plaintiff.
against
The object of this suit Is TO ascertain
thu. rights of the plaintiff, John L.. Coch-
ran. deceased and of. Mary sE; Ef'ry.s. es-
tate respectively. in Il certittnttrlct OF ;
land containing about 800 acres. located
in GoochIand county. lying about ten
miles east of the Courthouse. and known
as Virginia Hooker property = shhri said
land be divided between the said parties
il practicable. IS their sintercs 81 MAJ. aIs-
In kind. that the same be. sald-a:id- tho
proceeds from such sale distributed ac-
cording to law. ana to taks an account.
OF rents and profits from said property
since April 1904.
And an affidavit having been made and
fled that the defendants. Alice Mabrey
and +. c.. Mabrev are not. residents Of
the State of Virginia, It is orGered that
after due publication hereof. and 90 what
may be necessary to protect their inter-
es. in this suit. And it is further ordered
that a copy hereof. be published, once n
week for four weeks In The Times news
paper of Richmond. Va. and that z cory
BE posted at the front 6oor OF the Courts
house of this county on the first day OF
tbs. next term OF the County Court
: M MOSES T. MoNTEfRo. Clerk.
a. w. Patterson and E. o. James y. g.
HAVING QUALIFIED AS EXECUTOR
of the Estate of aPHILLIPP1SEaH 0FF-
s MANN. I hereby give notice TO all TO
~ bills and all who owe her to como for
s ware anu s7'''e II HENRY F. BECK.
Executor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
Meetings.

~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~~-~-
NOTICE AND MEMBERS
OF AURORA LODGE. NO ZIG. l. Q. O.
You will assemble at lodge-room
TO-DAY friday at 2:3O P. NJ. to pay
the last saG tribute. Of respect to our
worthy brother, Past-GEand2 Lauchlind
Patterson. who died November =, I:Ol.
at $50 2. NJ.
By order of
CHARLES SANDERS, n. G.
]. Rogers, Recording Secretary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
Usual Dividend Declared.


NEW YORK. Nov Tho directors OF
the American Cotton Oh! COMPANY have
declared the usual semi-annual dividend
aof 8 per cent. on its preferred stock and
II dividend of ner cent. for the year on
the common stock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
Patrick Springs Sold,
.no.;,f + r;sna tc,il TO The Times :

tss:s sst5 Special Dispatch to The Times
afMARrINSVIELE: Now. ct he:
.patrick Springs. Patrick colnty a..
v;ns sold to-day to- g. w M orrisdn. OF.
5Danville, Va. for twd! thousand INT and sew sew
en- ty-tiycs dollars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08
Railroad Notes.

Mr.. c. Il. Doyle. general manager OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio. went to New
port News to-day where he met Il party
of English railroad nieE and showed them
over the c. & O. terminals in that place.
Tho party is i. charge Of Mr. Norman
Macdonald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-08

tons AMI coarse coIored goods also Steaay;
nrlrltg III gutter request Print ciotns nu y,
pnnt i,n.il tered. Hosiery and underwear IN
light demand at previous, prices