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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-26
THE TIMES DspATGH RICHMOND VA SUNDAY APRIL 2 1908

6 Z. q 4 3.1
vanin county, ! am beginning to think
this number from one family unique.
As TO duty, no one ever beard of any
pittsylvanlon doing less. The trouble
Us for them to stop at the line. For
instance, the intrepid Colonel Martin
OF Chatham. at. the head of his Pttsyl-
vanians ic1ambering over the stone
fence at Gettysburg
have often heard my father and
Captain Samuel r. Swanson speak OF an
amusing incident that occurred dur
ing Earlys campaign in the Valley.
Provisions being out. the men had
nothing but parched corn for supper.
Next morning. az General Eearly was
riding through camp, humorous char
acter named Wells, who was rather
empty, and who was reared in the same
neighborhood as General Early, stopp-
ed him and said, lube, you issued corn
last night for supper. When are you
going to issue fodder?'
Nathalie. Va, April "a. 1908.
W. c. COUSINS
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QUERIES AND LETTERS.
Coleman.
mo. N164a.

Dear sir,-I see In Sundays paper
March goth. some one asking informa-
ton on the early records OF the Coles
man family OF Spotsylvania and neighs
boring counties. We have in our fans
lily an old record written by my great
grandfather, Halves Coleman, Of caro-
line or Spotsy1vanla county. from
which no moved to Nelson county about
the close OF 1900, and settled in Rock
fish Valley. where he lived until about
1885. the time OF his death, at the age
of ninety-two or ninety three.
This record was written by hir1t
shortly before his death; 1t takes the
Coleman family back to the first emf.
grant from England, which he saya
was about the year 1900 AS far as Z
can remember this old record, It con-
ltains nearly all the names as thosa
given In your article OF the goth.
This Halves Coleman was married
three times. His first wife was MISS
Goodwin the second, Miss Harris. and
the third, daughter OF Judge Over
ton. OF one OF the lower counties OF
Virginia. From these marriages there
We're but four children. all OF them be-
ing those OF the Harris wife. They
We're as follows: Hawes William, John
and Mary. John, my grandfather. mar
ried Kitty Halves. OF Kentucky: set-
tied In Nelson county, and had ten
children. Very truly.
W. E. G.
We are glad that our article OF MARCH,
29th is verified by the above reliable
a &
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|hie C. tFredle) Backner: vlr-
ginia. died young; Philip Bancroft
and William Turpin, poth died young
Issue OF William Henry Turpin and
Henrietta Satterwhite--Mary Ellen,
married William G. Smith; Anna, mar
rfed William G. LOWS: William Mont
gomery. married Adelaide C. Pogue,
Mann S.; Charlotte, married Or. r. P.
Gilpin; Teresa, married William j.
Roberts.
Issue Of Mary e. Turpin and Jesse
p. Bright--7George g.. died at eighteen;
Mary Turpin. married Lawrison Riggs;
Margaret Anna, married Thomas Moss:
Jesse j., married. first, Alice Capehart:
second, Sallie Mccullough; Sarah yir-
ginta, married. DR.. w. w. Henderson,;
George G.. unmarried; Indiana Corco-
ran. married Charles G. Sundburg.
(To be concluded in our nextl
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Turpin Family.
M. naaA I.

The Turpin family OF Virginia arc
here given from authentic records, to-
gether with their coat OF arms. as
furnished by n distinguished descend
ant OF the family. but we are some
what at loss how to place the en-
blems OF the shield; whether the crest
Pegasus. or dragon with Claws. Nor
can we tell IL the three heads are
those intended for lions or fair maid
dens, but they are given as sent US.
without further explanation.
We Will not go back to the first
English family of the name. which was
during the fourteenth century, but
give the record, from the first landing
In Virginia. Michael Turpin Is con-
sidered the first to en1.grate from
Yorkshire. England. somewhere in the
carly ffties of the seventeenth CEN
lands in 1856 from Colonel William
Farrar. OF "Farrar's Island" called
"Henrico," the site OF Henricopolis.
His Will. dated July 4. 1888. His chill
dren were:
tao Philip Turpin. born 1855. who
Their children were:
!. Thomas Turpin. who married Obe-
dience Branch.
II. Philip.
III. Mathew, who died in Barbados.
whose widow married Joseph James.
". Elizabeth. married Richard
v. Martha. married George Garter.
1ssue-George and Martha.
tb) John. second son Of Michael.
born 1860. and was living 1854.
(c) Michael, third son married Eliz-
abeth, who died 1901. Issue-Michael
sor Miles Turpinl. as in st. ohns
records SSI 1859; John, 1750-'9o.
1883. married Sarah. daughter OF M.
ward Matches. of Henrico. Children
Henry Turpin, OF Henrico; Cicily Tur.
pin. Matthew Turpin. 'f' -
Hening's Statutes he mentions Hora.
1 p6;,,a Ph ~ and ID. Thomas Turpin. the
n n NOTES.-THE pshing the one who was born
Martha skirm. and whose children are
given as above, Thomas being the eld-
est; who married Obedience Branch;
Grafton were Mary. Who ss m saqpnd R Reb-
Thomas. born 9th May. 1905, died a5th
June, 1890, married Mary Jefferson;
The third eneration--children Of
married Seth Ward: Robert, married
sallie Bland; obedience; Bette: Fran
CHS, IIldITleu Alice HARRIS TAOn1QS
married Eliza Prosper (probably Pros.
ser); Samuel married Mary Burwell
The Issue OF Thomas Turpin an!
Mary Jefferson: Martha. died young
Thomas. died young: Obedience. mar
ried John Harris; Colonel Thomas
married Mrs. Martha Gaines, Of Pow
hatan county; Mary, married Richard
James. OF Cumberland county WIN.
liam. born 9Th April. 1741, married Sa-
rah Harris; Philip and Lucy. died
young; DR.. Philip. married Caroline
Rose, OF Chesterfield county: Peter
field. never married; Horatio. born
April 1s, 1755, died 18th October: 1926
1903; she was the daughter OF DR.
Daniel Bancroft and Mary Magdeliae
lsVallian, he being a surgeon OF II. M
| S. Roebuck. 1861:
OF the fourth generation-1ssue of
Mary Goode and Seth Ward: Lucy
married H. Randolph; Seth was OF
New London, Va; Mary.
Issue OF Robert Goode and Sallie
Bland: Sallie; Mary: Francis, married
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Like friends and like brethren, kind
were we and just;
But now when Northern treacnery al at
tenlpts our rights to mar.
We hoist on high the bonnie blue flag
that bears single star.
(Chorus.)
First. gallant South Carolina nobly
made the stand; f
the hand:
Next. Quickly. mississippi. Georgia and
Florida, ta H.
All raised on high the bonnie blue has
that bears a single star.
(Chorus)
Ye men OF valor gather round the
- banner Of the right;
Texas and fair Louisiana join us In
the fight:
Davis. our loved President. and
stephens, statesman wise,
Now ally round the bonnie blue flag
that beas a single star.
tChorus.)
And here's to brave Virginia, the Old
Dominion State.
has ilink'd her fate:
Inapelled BY her. example. now other
States prepare .5
To hoist on high the bonnie blue flag
that bears single star.
tchorus.) s83
Then cheer. boys; raise the Joyous
l shout,
For Akansas and North Carolina now
have both gone out;
And let another rousing cheer for Ten.
nessee be given. al s
The single star Of the bonnie blue haa
has grown to be eleven,
(Chorus) IS
Then here's to our confederacy. stronl
we are and brave,
Like patriots OF old well light oul q
heritage to save;
And rather than submit 20 shame ito
die we would prefer, CHI If Sd,
So cheer for the bonnie blue nag that
bears a single star.
chorus--TIurrah. hurrah! for Southern
rights hurrah! 55s
q, .sained taa AlAvaath star. v.
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OF the Revolution. His father, Major
samuel Graham (who was born ON the
Atlantic during the voyage OF his par
ents to this country. was n volunteer
In the War OF 1st2-ti between this
country and England, and was pro-
noted major while garrisoned at
Portsmouth, Va.
He can risk HIS chances for inmor-
tally, which Is a safe one. along with
the gallant Colonies William Brown
and Edwin Hartman, and with his COM
rades. Colonels Bowen and Robert
Smith. and host OF others, who now.
like him. lie lnwrapped in the immortal
gray. beneath the shade OF tho trees,
aid beyond the Great Divide.
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Perrin and Blbb.
fNo 15s0.>

(No. 1550.) - J! :.
Dear sir,-Please give the pedigree
of the Perrin family down to 1900. and
the Bib family to about 1850, with
arms. II any. G. G.
Neither can be traced back as bear
ing arms. unless we take the "Perring
Family" Of Devonshire. England. 171s,
This name Is from the French "Peryr,a
as found in old Lancashire records.
John Perrin was a private In the
colonial militia from Lunenburg
county, 1853. and was made sergeant
in the French and English War OF 177i.
or the Bibb family. we can gather
nothing upon such short notice but to
say that John and William Blbb were,
living quite early In the colony; but
OF their families nothing seems left.
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Earl of Athena r1e.

Please give me the name of the Earl
OF Albermarle. for whom the Virginia
county was named and inform me
whether he ever lived in Virginia dur
ing his governorship.
William Anne Keppel. He did not.
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as IL the poison were not employed,
being careful, however, to allow at
least three weeks to elapse after last
f feed before the chicken is used as
for the statement. I will say that +
have heard that nux vomica is poi
sonous to animals born, us hawks are.
with the eyes shut. and harmless to
those born, as chicks are. with them
open. T. r. w.
Virginia.
high class history OF Virginia. and
what the colors OF the State flag are.
r. IS. BLAIR.
There are many recent histories Of
Virginia. and some excellent ones.
mainly for the use Of schools; prob "a.
more recent books Is John Esteni
Cookies virginia." published in 1853
by Houghton g. NIiAiin, OF Boston, as
one of their series, American Com.
monwealths, and republished nine or
ten times since.
AS to the State flag, the law pro-
vides: THE flag Of the commonwealth
shall hereafter be made of bunting or
merino. It shall be deep blue field.
with circular white centre OF the
be painted or embroidered, to show on
both sides alike. the coat OF arms OF
the State as described BY the conven-
ton OF 1776 for the diverse OF the
great seal Of the State, and there shall
be a white silk fringe on the outer
edge furthest (sic)g from the flag
STAFF The embroidered or painted
emblem referred to Is the usual "Sc
semper tyrann!s" device.
With thanks to the sender, we print
poem asked for last week.
The bonnie blue Flag.
(By Harry Macarthy.)
We are a band OF brothers, and native
8 to the soil. &,.
Fighting for our liberty, With treasure,
blood ana toll:
And when our rights were threatened,
the cry rose near and far.
Hurrah for the Bonnie Blue Flag that
bears single star!
chorusHurrah hurrah! for Southern
rights hurrah! q
FIurrah for tho bonnie blue, flag that
bears q single star
! AS long as3the Union was faithtp, "a
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Partnership.

out of his own money s75.15 for the
firm and collects s3s.66 Of the firms
money. How much does B owe him
to straighten up? v. P. S.
II they are equal partners. B can
close the transaction by paying A
S1s.245. Thus, A paid s75.15. OF this
one-half or s37.575, was his own deb t.
and the balance. s37.575. he paid for
q Then a collected 1886. OF this.
one-half, or 1888. was his own money.
and the balance. s19.33, he credits on
his claim Of s3I,575 against B, leav-
ing s1s.245 still due.
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others. Naturally. we made no refer
ence to the mill named, and We now
make this explanation for the salts
faction OF the considerable number OF
persons who have since written to sug-
gest that very mill.
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Locatiou Of Old Portrait..

Can you inform me who has the min
iature portrait OF Nathaniel Harrison,
son Of Benjamin Harrison. of Berkeley,
and the portrait OF Anne Harrison, SIS
ter of Nathaniel? MRS. w. G. NJ.
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byrd Law and Nltrntc of Soda.

Can you tell me where may get a
copy OF the Byrd law and a lot of nj
trate Of soda? Z. w. SCHWARTZ.
Virginia Antisaloon League will
mail you the first on request. a SUI
ficient address is Richmond, Va. Your
druggist or any fertilizer works can
supply the nitrate soda.
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Fistu1n and Henves.
Can you tell me how to cure a horse
of fistula and heaves?

Fistula in horse may be classed
all the way from one SO slight as
scarcely to need treatment to one so
grave as to defy 1t. No one can advise
without seeing the condition OF the ami
NAL. Heaves may sometimes be cured.
and-always helped, by moderate diet
in which grass is a large item, and
careful use. Grazing and rest is
about the ideal treatment. 1t is hardly
likely that dosing Will be Of service.
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Edward Daniels,

Can any one give me information
about Edward Daniels. who was Just
before the war editor OF the State?
JAMES K. P. LEGG.
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school Examiner.
Easter In 1870.

Will you inform me who Is the school
examiner for Essex county? II. l..
Captain q. a. Russell, Richmond, Va.
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3EFInr OF the United stutes. #

WIZ you inform me when and by
whom the first flag OF the United
,Stat4s was made? Also why the name
Antilles was given to the West Ind les?
25 I5v as s ts III. u. "A. y
The report of he COR gressio nal scom r
original flag Of the United States was
Icomposed OF thirteen IS ri pes and frhir-
teen stars and was AZ dept ed by ~ re- o.
SJune "a. his fla q seems to
II ave been made by Mrs. ] ohn; r oss. a II
up olsterer in ~ HI la cir hl q. WI TIA whom
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James Henry Joyner, Wakefield. H.
". L., ]. w. a.. Subscriber. Anne, r.
.. and N. NJ. L. give lists OF coins.
stamps and Confederate notes, none of
which have value enough to pay for
selling.
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Please give me at earliest convent
ence the address of the Governor of
wish him to aid in locating
a medal granted in 1851.
H. II. HARRISON. q
Hon ClandA A. Swanson. Richmond,
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The most expert estimate we can
get for Virginia places 1t at about
10000. The estimate for the United
States is 2,293.676.
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Oklahoma Paper.

Is there State paper published In
Oklahoma. and will you give me its
address? w. "A. POWELL.
TIL ere are many papers published In
Oklahoma. The Leader, Guthrie. Okla.
hona, is one Of the best. I'VE do not
know Just what you mean by Estate
paper" st'
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Poems, Etc. Wanted.

There is request for "There's Life in
the Old Land Yet. (This was publish
ed lately, probably at the request OF
the same person who now asks for
it the second tlme). IN Virginia,
"Curfew." Will some one be good
enough to send copy.
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Nom. ., upport.

r man makes 500 a month and
gives 1t all to his wife, may she pros
ecute him for nonsupport? What Ia
s Certainly not. Tho law will force
a man to provide for his wife as we'll
as his circumstances Will permit.
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Carrying Weapons

Is Have I. as a private detective the
right to carry a weapon concealed?
Z D. H.
4 You have not. The fact that you
are a private detective may be influ-
entail in inducing the court. to grant
you a license to carry weapons.
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Grottn Del Cnnc.

Please tell me where the Grotta del
Cane is. and why the name?
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Negro Vote.

Will you be good enough to give the
figures OF the negro vote in this State
and In the United States?
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Keokee.
Acrca hi a Trnct.

In a. tract OF land three quarters OF a
mile long and half a mile wide.
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Richmond Disasters.

Please give dates Of the burning of
the Spotswood and Of the fall of the
Capitol. JAMES II. HAYES.
2 O'Clock A. NJ. December 25, 1870.
II o'clock a. NJ. Aprilf27. 1870.
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Z Six miles west OF Naples. 1t is called
cumulation of carbonic acid gas near
the floor will poison a dog while a
man-his lungs above the gas level
Will be unframed.
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Eight CousIns Brotl,cr..

Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
sir.--As no one has came worward
naming MS many brothers who fought
In the Confederate Army as the eight
Cousins Brothers, of Callands, Pittsyl-
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Please tell me what day was Easter
Sunday in 1870. 3. r. G.
April 18th.
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A Plum Tree.

rs a Valuable plum tree loses its fruit
every year. What is the trouble and
how may It be remedied?
w. D. BARBOUR,
The Department of Agriculture,
Washington, D. c.. will send you
pamphlet on the diseases of the plum
and their treatment.
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Be good enough 10 inform me wheth-
er there Is any law limiting the mum.
Der of terms the President OF the
United States may serve.
EARLE LUTZ.
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A READER. Y
The Virginia Code. OF 1904, in sec
tious 1850, 1851, 1852. enumerates the
articles. They are too nanv to name
here, and you may see the list by
using the Code in the Office OF any
lawyer or any clerk OF court.
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Electric Lights in Richmond.

Please tell me when the city was
first lighted by electricity, and
whether there were electric lights
here during the Yorktown Centennial.
r. c. SMITH.
Capt. Andrew Pizzini Installed q
city In 1881. This was the year OF the
centennial. and when Richmond kept
open house for the French visitors
there were electric lights in the CEN
tral part OF the city. No contract for
the continuance Of the service was
made. Captain Pizzini received no re-
enumeration for his expense. and it
was some two years later before the
city made arrangements for perma-
nent lights u :.
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jamestown Weed.

Can you tell me whom to write te
about the Jimson weed poison for the
tobacco fiy? eF
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TIL is not.
Various.

What is the youngest nation OF the
earth? How may Territory become a
State? BLACKSTONE
Panama. BY consent OF Congress to
application of territorial Legislature
and proclamation of the President
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Broaddus.
ma Xxi


Dear Sill am requested to ask you
to write something about the Broaddus
family. AS a reader and subscriber
would like to see something in your!
paper about the ancestors of our fam
lily. G. C. B.,
Bowling Green. Va.
On January %. 1906, was given a
short sketch Of the Broaddus family.
which we will partially quote;
Edward Broaddus Is said to be the
founder OF the family in America. His
son, John Broaddus, was his eldest by
his, last wife. Miss Mary Ship. This
son John also had son John. whose
son was Andrew Broaddus tfirst). Ed
mund Broaddus. the father, OF the late
DR.. John A. Broaddus. was a. major in
the Revolution. and son of Thomas
Broaddus and grandson of William
Broaddus, brother of John, as mentioned
above.
.Edmund Broadus was the first to
drop one Of the DIS >il the original
name. and though all the rest of the
family retained both, yet 1t Is now
rarely spelt with but one "a
CDR John Albert Broadus was born IN
1927, and became one OF the most promf-
nent authors and preachers of the Zap
fist Church in Virginia. and was prest-
dent OF the first Baptist theological
seminary established in the South. He
where he died In 1895. Andrew Broadus,
who was born in Caroline county in
ITO, was also noted preacher In the
BAPTIST Church. He died in 1S4S.
His son, DR.. Andrew Broadus Jr.
wrote book on the "Broaddus Family
In 1888, to which we refer our cores
3pondelt,
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Good for chicks, Had for Hnyk.. \

Good for chicks, Rad for Hawks. q
one OF your querlsts desires to know
viii not injiire them, but will kill A
hawk that eats one OF them. send
d 5raceipt taken from an old book. !
have tried II and found y harmless
to the chicks, and am Of the impress
sion that IT got rid OF the hawks.
fg Put one Tablespoonful Of nux yomioai
Into ain quarts of soft feed, aud mix
5thoroug HIN Use this In feeding just
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Tbir,I rcrn,.

GEORGE T. GREEN.
Hon. G. w. Roiner. Richmond, Va.
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Waolejl. Mills.

A3 Six months ago an Amharst county
corresp ondont re nestea the name az a
ete gaWe hs tRs
one mil w HE h he KIN Wss a nd ask a for
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Rate OF city Taxation

Will you be kind enough to tell me
the rate per thousand Of tax in Rich
mond? I have been paying. s14.
Fourteen dollars is the rate.
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Rhodes schoInrslins.

Please give me some information
e ete4 T t n3e Rhodes Scholarships for this
DR. Alderman, University OF Virginia
ts the chairman OF the committee III
charge OF the matter for the State Of
VIRGINIA. Ho will send You circulars
Of infornatIon. IS. ls.tls lI.l "A l .Ea. :
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Governors Address.

A SUBSCRIBER.
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Sale or Partridc

Is 1t Illegal to sell cartridges III Yir-
glnia In the open season?
~ GEO. BOOKER.
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There is no average length.5The law
makes the birthday of President Davis,
June.Sd. holiday in the public schools.
For the rest 1t provides that that dis
trict boards at their August meetings
shall designate what days shall be OBJ
served as holidays during the coming
session throughout the district. The
board may. within any sort OF rea :
son. include or exclude what days they
swill ~ : -
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Liability for Liquor Bill.
Is person legally liable for liquor
bill under the Virginian law?
He is.
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old coins, Etc.

To, the person who owned the land
during the time the rent accrued.
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Average Lenght OF Easter Holiday.
Please inform me what is the~'aver,
age length Of the holiday given in pub
lie schools in Virginia at Easter.
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RentnI Goes to Owner.

Land is sold after the end Of the
quarter. To whom should the quar-
ter's rent be paid?