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Onancock.

Mr.. G. B. Nottingham, who has
been quite sick, has resumed his
duties at the bank.
Messrs. Z. E. Miles and K U.
Evans are in Baltimore this week
buying goods, preparatory to enter
ing the wholesale grocery and ieed
business at Only on February 10th.
The farmers In this section are
buying their fertilizers and getting
ready for their spring work.
Mrs. E.. Thomas West, highly es-
teemed lady, died at her home on
last Friday night OF heart failure.
She leaves a husband, Mr.. E. T..
West, four daughters-Mrs. Hartman
son Kilmon, OF Melfa, and Misses
Emma, Gertie and Mamie West to
mourn their loss. The funeral servi-
ces took place at the Naomi Mckenzie
Presbyterian Church, Sunday after
noon, Rev. Peter Henderlite conduct
ing them. The interment was In
Onancock Cemetary.
Messrs. McNeal, Chase & Co, to-
mato packers of Norfolk, who ran a
canning factory at Onancock last
year are again in this section making
contracts for another year. The
farmers are disposed to hold back
from signing contracts, preferring as
their Maryland neighbors to get
more than 800 per ton. When the
price OF tomatoes went up last year
many tomato growers OF other Sec
tions broke their contracts and ship
ped their produce to the cities. Every
contractor here stuck by his contract
and not tomato left this wharf for
the city. Our farmers deserve a
higher price this year.
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NEICHBORHOOD NOTES.
Chincoteague.

Mr.. E. F. Laws and Capt. Henry
Boston are on the sick list.
The Atlantic Hotel has been full
to overlooking" with guests this
week.
Capt. William T. Reed and Miss
Annie Dirickson were married on
the 18th inst.
The L. L. Dirickson Banking Co.
will open shortly. it is stated, bank
at Williamsburg, Va.
Our ponies continue to attract
buyers. Several were sold to parties
on the mainland this week.
Mr.. Edward g. Davis and Miss
Katie Steelman were married on the
Sth inst, Rev. s. U. Grimsley OIL
ciating.
Mr.. William L. Watson and Miss
Minnie L. Lunn were married at
the brides home on the 4th inst. by
Rev. s. o. Grimsley.
Miss Rose Clayville, Of Snow Hill,
is here this week and will return in
the spring to assist Mrs, h. E. Keyes
in the millinery business.
Five millinery stores, If rumor is
correct, will be open to the patron
age Of the public here this spring
and up to-date headgear, cheap, is
expected.
Mr.. @. Z. Rabbit Jr.,i is reported,
will put up a merry-go-round and
other things for the amusement OF
the public on his wharf this spring,
at cost of several thousand dollars
Mr.. William T. Conant and Miss
Grace Taylor were quietly married
at the home of Mr.. VIM. N. Conant
Monday night i'll the presence Of
their relatives and a few friends
Rev. T. q. Davis officiating.
Mr.. George Payne is in Baltimore
Mr.. Henry Disbrow, of Philadelphia
is visiting friends here; Harry Jester
left last week to enter school al
Dover, Del; Misses Nellie Field and
Kettle Smith are visiting friends ii
Berlin, Md.
Schooner Dauntless arrived THU
week with cargo of building mate
rial; Schooner Alberto, D. T. Wheal
ton, captain, left Wednesday fol
Norfolk where she will be thorough
ly overhauled aud repaired; a large
number of sea-going vessels laid al
here this winter are being put II
shape for work and will leave in
few days.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel thi
week; M ]. Byrd. J. Brasure, j. o
Haskins, o. 4. Walter, s. Meter, G
L. Roe, Baltimore; VIM. L. Sipps
Philadelphia; F. w. Davis, G. g
Prettyman, Milford; r. F. Powell
Col. VIM. P SelbY, Stockton; G. j
Wicks, Pocomoke City; L. I. D
Quinby, J. W. Kelly, 8. F. Parks, r
]. Corbin, e. G. Hall, G. G. Hall, W
| L. Mock, J. w. Edmonds, Accomac
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New Church.

Mr.. William i. 0lauulDB is III Vho
hospital for treatment.
Miss Lizzie Watson, partially para
lived last week is improving.
Mr.. g. F. Elliott, our mill man, is in
Florida on prospecting tour.
Quarterly conference OF M. z.
Church at Wattsville, Saturday, Feb
rusry 2S.
Mr.. John W. Brimer ard family
left for Wilmington last week, their
future home.
Mr.. Ambrose E. Miles, critically i'll
of late with pneumonia at his home,
near this place, is better at this time.
Rev. Walter Rhodes, confined to
his home for several days with la
grippe, is somewhat improved at this
time.
Mr.. Samuel Yingling, of Cumber-
land, Md is visiting his father, Rev.
j. NJ. Yingling, pastor of our NJ. P.
Church.
Mr.. James T. Davis, a respected
citizen OF near Horntown, died Janu-
airy 10th, aged 81 years. His wife sur
wives him.
Mr.. John F. Nelson is still confined
to his home by an illness of several
weeks, but is improving and without
some mishap will soon be himself
again.
Mr.. William r. Covington, con-
fned to his home by sickness since
the beginning of the year, was out
this week, very much improved in
health.
Rev. ]. NJ. Yingling was absent
from our town several days last
week, assisting Rev. J. w. Sheridan
in revival, and reports an excellent
meeting.
Mrs. 7. NJ. Poulson, badly shaken
up and bruised by falling down
stairs last week, is now confined to
her home but will be out again in a
few days.
Two pieces of real estate in our
town changed hands this week. MIR
John w. Brimer sold his house and
lot to Mr.. B. L. Payne and Mr.. Alex.
Grandy bought one of Mr.. s. b.
Slocomb.
Mr.. John McCleary, OF York coun-
ty, Pa, was here last week, for the
purpose OF building a canning fac
tory at this place. He expects to
have it in operation in time for the
tomato crop of this year and will pay
$500 per ton for same.
Mr.. William D. Chopper and wife
residents for several months Of POGO
moke City, have moved back to this
place. Mr.. n. G. Marshall and family
after spending a month on their sea-
side farm, also are with us again
They could not resist longer the at
fractions OF their old home.
Persons fond of the fox-chase car
indulge in that sport il they will
come to this section, and sometimes
get more out OF it than is down OF
the program. On last Monday while
a party with 10 dogs were in pursuit.
OF Reynard, the horse of Mr.. John
Brimer became badly frightened and
ran away, badly damaging his cart
Mr.. Charles B.. Brimer, OF Horn
town, died in hos pital in Baltimore
last week, aged 40 years. His re-
mains arrived home on Thursday
and after funeral services conducted
by Rev. W. j. Twilley, were inferred
in family burying ground near tina
town. His wife, Mrs Jennie Brimer
survives him The deceased was g
consistent member OF the Baptis
Church and worthy and highly re
spected citizen.
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We have TO sale 100barrels OF
corn, 300 boxes 6xS glass, z per cent
guano at last years price, 200 cash
and $33 90 on time, Bay Island
guano. the best goods on the market
for sweet potatoes, corn and grass, at
last seasons prices. We make no
advance on last years prices. Also
have dry ground fish, kainit and
salt, all at the lowest market price
See us before you buy.
D. II. Johnson & Son,
Parksley, Va.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

PUBLIC AUcT1oN-I will sell at
auction on Wednesday, February
18th, 1908, all of my household ana
litahen furniture, two organs, one
TOP buggy, harness, robes and lots OF
other articles that are generally kept
in q first class hotel. Terms will be
made known on day OF sale. Sale to
begin at 0 O'Clock.
j. W. Dickinson,
Hotel Proprietor.
Bloxom, Va.
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To The Public.
F. Ct. Tull,
President.

Don't buy your horses until you
see me, can save you money. L
have just arrived from the horse
raising country with 10 of the best
horses l ever owned. Come and see
me. Reference, former patrons.
Bud Mason,
for 8. M. M.
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Deaths.
Baltimore, Feb. 8, 1903.

A little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. E. Mariner, Greenbackbille,
died Tuesday OF membraneous Group.
Mr.. Samuel Adams, formerly a res
ident Of Pocomoke City, afterwards
of Baltimore, died Wednesday at
Greeubackvlle after a second stroke
OF paralysis,at the home ofhis daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. E. Bevans.
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February Z, 1903.

We can now furnish the farmers
with high grade fertilizers for Irish
and sweet potatoes, onion sets and
seed peas.
T. s. Hopkins & Co.,
Tasley, Va.
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Write to us tor estimates on door,
sash. blinds, stair-rails and all other
kinds of building material, hardware
paints, sc. Stock large, prices low
Mr.. RID L. Fletcher will be at Ac-
comac G. H., the first day OF every
County Court, to receive orders for
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice & Lumber %.
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Presiding Elders Appointments.

Andrews Chapel-February IA, 10,
1890.
Guilford-February Is, p. En-, IL.
Downings-February 81, %, a. M
Pocomoke-February 1913 p. m. ,2S.
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Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Eastern Shore Agrl'
cultural Association will be held at
their Fair Grounds, February l1th'
1908, at o'clock sharp.
Il. T. Wescott,
President.
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We have large supply OF potato
bed lumber and potato bed frames.
on hand. Also have just received a
cargo of corn and car of nice seed
cats.
Do rkslev Goal and Supply Co.
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We have In 6xS glass, domestic and
oil for same, double drags, plows,
horse and hand fertilizer sewers.
Prices right.
II. 8. Hopkins s. Co.
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A complete line of stylish Spring
hats. and an up-to-date line OF neck
wear just received.
Very respectfully
Ames, Shield & Co.
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Our spring goods are coming in
daily, and prices are low.
B. 8. Ashby & Go,
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Live Stock Insurance Association.
T. g. Davis,
Secretary OF League.

Live Stock Insurance Association.
All members of the Mutual Live
Stock Insurance Association, of
Mappsville, Va, are requested to be
present at the next meeting, March 7,
1908. Business Of Importance at this
meeting demands the attendance OF
every member.
F. G.. Tull,
President.
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have for sale 250 bushels Of seed
oats, clean, dry and white.
E. E. Miles, Onancock.
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For poultry wire, linseed oil and
cheap, come to
B. 8. Ashby & Co.
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Parksley Coal and Supply Co.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-02-07

The executive Committee of the East
ern State Hospital met at that institu-
ton last Wednesday and transacted
routine business Under the new Con-
stitution the terms of Office of members
ofhospital boards will expire on March
LIST, so this is the last meeting of the
committee.
Before finishing their work the COM
mittee offered set of resolutions pay
ing the highest tribute to the ability,
honesty and usefulness OF DIR. Foster as
superintendent. The steward. MIR. A.
Brooks, and clerk and assistant steward,
MIR. Jno. L. Mercer were Aatteringly
spoken of in the resolutions These gen,
tlemen responded thanking the commit
tee for their kind words.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-02-07

LIcHTFooT, VA, Feb. 5--Mrs. Richard
Lacy who has been very III is eonva-
lescent.
Mr.. Willie Taylor Of Newport News is
the guest of Mrs. E. X. Petit.
MIR. Archie Banks of Hampton spent
Sunday visiting friends in our village.
Miss Nors Wilkinson is the guest of
Miss Lucy Taylor.
The Lightfoot school has reopcred
again with large attendance. Follow
ing is the roll of honor for this week:
Lizzie Power, Alice Power. Jennie Lee,
Ada Lee. Mil'a Trosvig, Clara rrosvig,
ALMA Trosvig. ard Frederick Pc yer
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CITY COUNCIL.
Regular Meeting Was
Held Wednesday,
Night.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Couacil was held in their ehambers at 8
O'Clock Wednesday night. Mayor Met
Ger presided and there was only one
absentee from the meeting.
Bills Of Sydney Smith for s25 for
legal services. for 50 for pay Of judges
a ii clerks Of election in November. 1902.
bill Of $40 Il Mrs. Braithwaite for cot
fms and burial of two paupcrs were or
dercd poid.
The application ofHans Hessslburg for
lease ofipt south of the Gazette Office
was refened to the Street Committee.
The town agreedto pay one-third of
the cost OF new typewriter for she
clerks Office.
The Committee on Bond Issue from
the Business Mems Association. Messrs-
Peachy. Phillips and Stubs then ap-
peared in behalf OF the following tesolu-
ton adopted by the association.
Resolved, That the Business Mems
Association of Williamsburg do request
the Council of the City TO ask permission
oil the Legislature TO issue bonds to the
amount of $50. 0c0 to install water
main for protection against FIRE.
and for other public improvements; aud
that a committee be appointed to gre
sent the matter TO the Council at its
| next meeting.
This committee was also furths I
charged TO call TO your attention the re-
| cent acts of vandalism which have oc.
cured in our City, and TO ask that if i;
he practicable you will provide bettel
police protection at night
Mr.. Peachy in few well shoscn re
| marks put the matter before the Council
which adopted the following:
Resolved, That a committee Of 3; will
the addition Of the Mayor, be sppointe'
20 act with a similar committee frOr
the Business Mems Association in II
gard to a bond issue for water purpose.
The Mayor appoiueed Capt Lane, Nj
Bird and MIR. Barnes as the Counc
committee.
II Regarding employing night police, Il
matter was referred 10 the Finau'
Committee for investigation. and repor
with probable cost
The Council adjourned at 1890.
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Business Men Meet.

The Business Mems Association met
last night in regular session. All the
gentlemen who had applications in
were duly elected members.
The canning factory committee re-
ported progress, and subscription OF
stock was taken up. In five minutes
1920 was pledged. The committee
will call on every citizen tor subscrip-
tions next week. The capital st, OK is &c
be from $4,000 to 5000. and the
plant Will probably be located near th'
q. i . depot.
The committee on bond issue reported
progress and said that they thought TIA
Council would push the matter through
at o..ce
A resolution was offered, but with
drawn for reasons, calling upol th
Council to COMPEL the telephone com
pany TO paint its poles, AS per franchise
President Spencer appointed tn
standing committees, and they will b
| published next week.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-02-07

EwxLs-. VA. Feb 4--one or two pro-
gressive "a ners Of this section have
already bceua working their land for
the coming seasons crops
Mr.. ru ere Hazel. Of Michigan. 10
visiting Mar. Joe TAYLOR and iaraiiy. Mr..
Hazel is prospecting abost IN these
parts. with a view TO locating here
A movement is IN foot 20 secure
ground and erect union can'ch in this
vi:inity. This Is the ousgrowth OF the
Sunday school which has been held IN
the county school house at Ewen for
nearly two years. There are those WHO
| riight donate land enough for church
building add graveyard. with benefit 90
themselves and the community
Mr.. Jewett. ofBigler-. has been through
this section with his machine cutting
wood.
Capt. Scott is completing his new
store here and has ordered lot Of
Goods But he will not likely open for
business until the beginning OF a new
fiscal year.
Ms. Joseph Taylor purchased a ths T.
ough bred Scotch Collie. from which he
expects great things.
The residents of this section have a
very pleasant and profitable custom o.
giving surprise dinners f.om time &c
time at various homc2 through tue
neighborhocd. At the residence selc>tsc
they all gather. bringing whatever may
be Necessary TO insure a thoroughly
good time. Recently such gathering
met at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. (. II
8 Crosyenor; last week. Thursday, TN
crowd came 10 Mr.. and Mrs Wallace
residence. well in toward Williams urg
and another meeting Is booked Tor Feb
18th
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-02-07
A Weak Stomach

causes weak body and invites disease.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cures and
Strengthens the stomach. and wards of
and overcomes disease. J. B. Taylor, a
prominent merchant OF Chriesman, Tex.
says: II could not eat because Of q
weak stomach. lost all strength and
run down in weight. All that money
could do was done, but all hope of re-
coyery vanished. Hearing OF some
wonderful cures effected by use OF
Kodol, I concluded TO try it. The first
bottle benefited me, and after taking
four bottles am fully restored to my
usual strength, weight and health. '
Leonard Henley.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-02-07
The Easy Pill.

DeWitt's Little Early Risers do not
grippe nor weaken the system: They
cure biliousness. jaund;cc. constipation.
end inactive livers. boy arousing the Sc
cretions moving the bowels gently, yet
efectually, and giving such tone and
strength to the glands OF the stomach,
liver and bowels that the cause of tho
trouble is removed entirely. These
famous little pills exert decided tonic
effect upon the organs involved, and II
their use is continued tor few days
there will lie no return OF the trouble
Leonard Henley.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-02-07

Mr.. Il. Haggips OF Melbourne, Fla.
writes, My doctor told rae bad Con
sumption and nothing could be done
tor me l WAS given up to die The Of
ter al DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, induced me e. try IT. Re-
suits were stating. am nov ON the
road 10 recovery and owe all TO DIR.
Kings New Discovery. 1t surely saved
my life This great cure Is guaranteed
for ali throat and .nng diseases by
Leonard Henley. druggist. Price SOC
and 81 90. Trial bottles fee.
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York News.

yoEKrowS. Va. Feb t-The liquor
element suffered defeat in the local Up
ton election in Nelson district Of York
county today. This district goes dry
tor the srss time in is history.
The result III the struggle at the pcrs
was a victory for the srti.saloon people
5y a majority OF six votes. The total
vose cast was 20. the "Drys" polling IS
TO the 80 ballots credited 90 The
Vets
This district under the new registra
ton law had it's vote reduced TO a tots
Of 50. hence today's balloting was I
fairly good turk out Of the districts vos
| ing strength.
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COCIAL AND -
! - personal


Mrs. G. W. Smith was in Newport
News several days this week.
Editor Young Of the Manchester uows)
News has returned home after visit
here.
{ MIR. Milan Smith will hold a public
Sale on Poplar Hall farm Feb. 21.
+ Mr.. r. l.. Spencer. the popular steward
Of William and Mary. is out again much
20 the qualification of his many friends
Rev. I. r. Lumpkin of Richmond visit
ed Mr.. Thomas Bloxton who is quite sick
at his home in York county.
Mrs. II. s. Herbert. Miss Margaret
Herbert Of Buckroe. Mrs MILAN Book
er Brontage and Miss India Ray OF
Hampton were guests of Mrs. Christian
on Sunday.
The Misses Magininity of Staunton
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs b. F. Wolfe.
The Daughters of the Confederacy will
give Valentine Party on the eve of St,
Valentines Day.
Sheriff M. X. Harrell arrived homo this
morning from Richmond where he has
been for medical treatment. he is on
the road TO recovery and his many
friends are glad TO see him looking sc
well.
Mrs. r. NJ. Smith last night delight
fully entertained large number o
friends at her beautiful home, Basset
Hall.
Owing 10 force of circumstances I
number of students moved from tn
Brafferton torooms in town. Moving
day vas yesterday.
Mr.. Hans Hesselburg is getting hi
lumber in place to build just South {
the Gazette office.
Mr.. B. z. Wolfe leaves next week ic
Maryland on visit 10 relatives.
Mr.. ]. A. Banks continues TO IN
prove.
Mr.. Archie Peachy was here today.
Preaching at the Episcopal chu;C
tomorrow morning.
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Better ThanGold.

~ was trout led for several years with
chronic indigestion and nervous de-
bihty.r writes F. j. Green, Of Lancaster.
N II. mo remedy helped ne until ]
began using Electric Bittcrs. which Gid
me more good than al the medicines
ever used. They have also Kept my wife
in exc client health ios YEAR She says
Electric Bitttcrs are just spleniid Tor
female troubles. that they ae grand
tonic and invigorator tor weak. ruu
down women. No other medicine car
take its place IN our family" Try them
Only soc. satisfaction guaranteed b,
Leonard Henley.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-02-07

The Rev. w. A. 4. Goodwin, the new
rector of Bruton Episcopal church, will
arrive here next Thursday morning, and
his family will reach here the next day.
The rectory has been renovated on the
interior, and in the spring will be re-
painted.
Monday moining at 10 O'Clock the
ladies of the church will meet at the
parish house TO arrange the details OF
the plan of receiving Mr.. Goodwin and
bis family.
Mr.. Goodwin will preach his frst SER
mons Sunday morning and evening,
Feb. 10.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-02-07

CTATE OF VIRGt STA. N THE
CIRCUIT COURT or I lie CITY
OF WILLIAMSBURG. AND COUN-
TY OF JAMES CITY. TO-WIT:
In Vacation. January. the 21,h. 1903
ia Chance
Archer Brooks per rep,
vs.
Major Fields. per rep ct ais
The object Of this suit Is Ia have the
deed of trust of Major Fields 20 Is. ID.
Peachy. trustee. bearing date en- the
l 9th day OF September. 1883, and re-
corded in tn Osiice of the Clerk 81 the
Court for the County of James City and
City OF Williamsburg. in deed book NJ.
2. at page 80. released or discharged.
and TO subject the lot OF land siinatc IT,
the City OF williamsburg, Virginia.
| " hereof Major Fields died ~cixcd and
| possessed. TO the payment ID single
| lill under seal, executed by the said
1 Major Fields In favor ct Archer Brooks.
now deceased. dated September the
22nd, 1885. and pay able on the first
| day of April, 1887, the payment oi
which is secured By deed OF trust OF
even date with said bond TO NJ. r.
Herreli As trustee.
| IL appearing by affidavit that George
| Fields, Rhoda Fields aud tsslelle Fields arr
nor residents OF this State. and are neces
sary defendants to this suit. it's ,beteior,
| ordered that the said George Fields
Rhoda Fields and EsteIie Fields appear
after fifteen days due publication O
this notice in the Clerks ofiscr Of tn
said Court. and do what Is necessary
TO protest their iaterest. IL is furtnc
ordered that "a copy hereof te pubiishe,
for four successive weeks in the Vifgini,
Gazette. a newspaper published ia th
City o. Williamsburg. Virginia, aud tina
a copy be posted st the frcnt door G
the Courthouse oi this Court on tn
frst day ct the next term OF the COur
for the County of James City and tn
| City OF Williamsburg.
T. IL. GEDDy. Clerk
A copy-Teste:
I. II. CEDDy, Clerk.
I-orvelle l. Henley p. q.
Jan. 2S, 1903. 3l-t-4
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