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EDWARD DASTIELS,
El I tor anil jfcggg*;
THURSDAY EVE'G, DEC. 10. 1872.
EIEHPTIOS-WBAT IS RE«ITIBED.
There aro now two or threo propositions
before Congress, looking to a modification
of tho general bankrupt' law, so that it
shall not operate as unequally and unjustly
as it now docs in Virginia. The difficulty
In this State arises from the construction
given to our own exemption laws in con
nection with the bankrupt act, and, as the
matter now stands, relief can only be had
at the hands of Congress. With a proper
understanding of the law, and its operation
under the decision of our local courts, there
ought to be no difficulty in reaching the
relief asked.
The facts are these: The general bank
rupt law, including amendments, allows
tiie di.ciiarge of the honest bankrupt from
all debts contracted beforo 1809, without
showing one dollar of assets, but will not
discharge him from debts contracted since
that time, unless he can show assets to the
ninount of fity cents on the dollar upon
his indebtedness.
The Virginia Court of Appeals allows
the Homestead exemption (State law) in
the case of recent debts, but not as
against debts contracted prior to 1869.
What we need in this State is such legis
lation on the part of Congress a3 will cor
rect this anomaly ; for the greatest injustice
is now done under this ruling of our Court
of Appeals, No bankrupt, in our judg
ment, should be deprived, as he now is, of
his exemption, because some creditor bas
been sharp enough to obtain a d.creo or
judgment of a court against him belore
the Cling of his petition for relief. Bank
rapt exemptions should ba good
against old as well as new debts, and
tgafoat those in the form of a decree
or judgment as well as others. In fact,
nothing but a sale by a public officer,
made before the filing of a petition in
bankruptcy, or a voluntary pledge by
mortgage or deed of trust, should defeat
tho objects of tho exemption law. Bui. an
old debt will now do it, and so will a sharp
creditor who has an eye to grabbing the
last dollar of an insolvent creditor, while
every other creditor may whittle for a sight
of personal assets. Relief from this anom
alous state of things is now demanded, and
let the action of Congress bo such as effec
tually to reach it.
aMNHbU. VS. ■■__-__. I.EOISEA
TIOX.
Tho State of Illinois is a conspicuous
example of a well governed commonwealth.
Tor many years she prospered with a brief
session of her legislature orce in two
years. With her vast increase in popula
tion and wealth, and the growing complica
tion of her business interests, she found a
new constitution necessary, and elected
har best men to form one a fuw years since.
T.iis instrument made radical changes
to v my parti.ular.l, and required a com
plete revision of former legislation. Tho
first legislature elected under it, held au
adjourned session, and two extra sessions
wero called, extending its entire sitting
through a period of ten months. During
thief time a vast amount of labor was per
formed and a body of laws passed which
were well matured, judicious and salu
tary, but so condensed and general that
they were published in a book of 490 pages.
Njw t'ue secret of this successful legis
lation was, that the constitution prohibits
the grant of special charters. All rights
an 1 privileges aro common ta every citizen
alike. That is true republicanism. In
tho legitimate expression of this beoi
flc.nt principle is found the spirit of
that mighty State whose material and social
* progress is nowhere surpassed in the worldl
There is the generous welcome, the helpfu.
and fraternal hand to all new comers,
tho broad and liberal platform of perlect
equality and free competition, which
invites and holds capital, enterprise, skill
und intellect, by offering a fair field, equal
protection, and free competition to all who
».t_ it for a home or wbo enter its domains
to carry forward the great enterprises of
civilization. Here is a commanding exam
ple for Virginia. She is the newest of all
the states, and she must look for prece
dents, not to old communities lhat have
died, but to new ones that are in the full
vigor of growth and brilliant achievement.
A lIESOLCTION was ottered in the House
yesterday by Mr. Brown, of Charlotte,
calling on the Secretary of the Common,
wealth for information relating to illegal
returns by election officers, and the num
ber of votes not counted by reason of
errors or negligence of election officers. It
is well known that many districts were
intiicly thrown out at the late election,
and such lias been the case at almost every
election. These officers are appointed by
tho county courts, more generally in con
.- d. ration of their political standing than
their competency. Now would it not be
more advantageous, and would not tho
people be better served, were these officers
elected from each party on the board to do
the duties required. There would then
always be parties enough interested to see
that the returns were properly made.
Either giio us such a system that ballots
wheucatii will bo properly counted aud
returned, or abolish the ballot and permit
the coun'y court to appoint all officers,
state and national All we ask is that Totes
cast Bhall be hon»Btly and intelligently
counted, lhat this has not boon done
heretofore, uone will protend to deny.
Of courso something has got to be done
this session ou the oyster tax question.
Tho anomaly of levying a tax which costs
fifty per cent, of the pros* proceeds to col.
loct, is such an outrage on common sense,
to say nothing of the elementary principles
of political economy familiar to every tyro,
that it is safe to say something will l.
done, if it only be to increase tbe muddle
which seems fated ever to surround that
patient mollusc when brought into the
halls of legislation.
Weventuroto suggest a few points for
the consideration of our law-makers. In
tho Brst place, shore fishermen—including |
oyster-catchers—all the world over, have
ever foimed the poorost communities of
their respective countries ; enjoying fewer |
comforts of life than any other class, and
the least able to bear a direct tax on ,
their labor. This results from its dan- .
gerous and precarious character and
tho perishable nature of the products. So
generally recognized is this fact, that it bas
been the practice of all enlightened gov
ernments to encourage their fishermen by
bounties, instead of crushing them with
taxes. Such has specially been the policy
of the United States with the deep sea
fishermen of New England. The object
was to raise up a hardy class of watermen,
to furnish sailors for tho navy and the
merchant marine.
But as to the oysters themselves. We
are told by naturalists that the capacity of
the oyster for reproduction, under favora
blu circumstances, is practically unlimited.
And it is proved by experience that the
more tho natural rocks or breeding places
of the oyster aro worked, the more rapidly
does it multiply. It is with the oyster as
with weeds in a garden—every stirring of
the soil starts a fresh crop. The removal
of one but makes room for a successor.
But to get the oyster in its prime it must
be taken from its native bed—like tobacco
or cabbage—and planted on a congenial
spot, where it will have ample room and
verge enough to grow and to be supplied
with suitable food. Here it must remain
two or three years. These planting grounds
are the shallsw waters of rivers and creeks,
and are the property of the State.
Ilero is the whole ease in a nut -shell. Tne
legislation required is simply this: Abolish
[all taxes on the shipping or caic ling of
' oysters. Confine tho tight to dredge to
vessels owned and officered by citizen* «f
the State—giving them authority to arrest
interlopers. Lease out all the planting
ground—withdrawing all protection frum
oysters not oo leased ground.
It is estimated that a revenue of from
fifty to oi.o hundred thousand dollars a
year could be obta ned from the leased
grounds, at a cost of collection not exceed
ing five per cent.
These views are furnished us by a gen
ili-uian wiio has paid much attention to
the subject, and who professes to under
stand it, practically aud theoretically, iv
,iH its details.
BAIXBOAD OGRES.
The terror that some men have of
" Railroad Kings, " as Tom Scott and some
othors aro called, and their imperious
sway in this country, is amusing enough
when we consider tht reserved power of
thu states which may bo brought at any
tune to settle the question of their kingship.
We havo yet to learn that tilt present Vice-
President of tho Pennsylvania Central is
such a railread ogre as to frighten a Vir
ginia legislature out of its seven senses, (if
legislative bodies havo that number,) or out
of all dignity and gravity in its sittings.
What Mr. Scott has sought to do in New
Jersey is precisely what we want to see
done in Virginia. He has sought to break
tho backbone of a most rascally monopoly
in that State ; and we want, by the passage I
of a general railroad law, to break ibe |
power of monopoly in this Stato. If Tom I
Scott stall be the first to furnish the money
to do it with, let him come. There is no
inherent viciousness in his money that wo
may dread or that any other man may
dread.
■-*— -— =--
PAUPER Italian immigrants are arriving
at New York in such numbers as to give
rise to a well-grounded suspicion that tha
Italian government is systematically ship
ping its lazzaroni to this country. Those
who have landed are reported almost desti
tute) of all things, to look half-starved, and
are generally in such condition as to suggest
doubts as to thoir having paid their own
passage. Tho Italian Consul, in response
to inquiries, states that all of them havo
passports, and imparts the further com
forting assurance' that none of them are
brigauds. But whatever may have been
theit condition at home, they arrive hero
paupers and consequently become a public
charge at once, lv view of this, applica
tion has been made to the State Depart
ment to interpose and stop further immi
gration of this class.
We are pleased to learn that the Post
Office committee in Congress haa almost
unanimously agreed to report favorably on
the bill introduced some days a'4o by Mr.
Representative Porter, of this State, to so
niodily and reconcile the sections of the
postal law in regtrj to double postago as
to abate tbe evil now so generally and
widely a subject of complaint. It seems
that the Postmaster-General has persist
ently fought this measure of public justice,
whilo Mr. Porter has just as persistently
fought in its favor, and has now a fair pros
pect to win. The public has been very
generally dissatisfied with the ru lings ef
tbe Post-office department.
LITERARY NOIICE).
._...__'« Histobt • rlsELehS,or lha English ln
Ireliiud in th* Klghteenih Jouiury. Dr I line*
Anihouy Froucle. W. A. In two Volarem*
Vol. 1. New York: Scribner, Armstrong A
Wo have received the first volume of
this History, which we can only notice in |
general terms. It is idle to deny the very I
great ability of the author. It shows itself
1 in every page of his work. He grapple, with
facts as one conscious of bis entire
ability to handle them, and he makos
everything bend to oertain great
cardinal principles wbteb he lays
] down as shaping the currents of human j
bi.tory in all ages. According to Mr. j
Froude, the natural right of liberty belongs
Eist except as the ability oiists to resist suc
cessfully. A liberty that is not achieved—
that is not actually won and held in defi
ance of the tyranny tbat would crush it—
is no liberty that would clevato a peoplo
into independent nationality. This is a
lesson, as Mr. Froudo claims, that all his
tory teaches, and Irish history in espe
cial. It can be seen how strong a
plea enters here for the right of England to
rule Ireland. Whether his position be true
or false, the American mind is not prepared
to accept such a theory of government ju-aat
this timo. It will take a more subtle analy
sis than he brings to tho elucidation of
history to make tho average American
mind accept tho propositions on which ho
grounds Irish history.
But the work is essentially a readable
oue, and tho student of history can hardly
do without it. For nalo by J. T. Ellyson,
1112 Main street.
Acst Jo* -trap-Bad. By Loui-a M, Aloott,
Author of " i.it.tle Women," *' Littlo Men,"
etc., etc. Boston: Kouerts Brothers, 1872.
Wo have received, through J. T. Elly
son, No. 1112 Main street, the admirable
Christmas "Scrap-Bag" called "Aunt
Jo's;" and if this estimable old lady is
half as good as what she serves up as
Christmas fare for little men and little
women, we don't wonder that everybody
likes her. Buy it for the sake of the happy
faces you may sco in your homes.
Robiskok Oars c, lv Words of Ono Syllable,
By Ma y Oodolphin, wiih Colored Illn-ir.i
tion*. Ne>v York: McL iiigniln Broih T*.
For sale hy J. T- Ellyson, No. 111-Main 6irect,
Richmond.
Here is tho verilabio history of Robin
son Crusoe, written and illustrated for the
little "toddlers," to make their eyes spar
kle, their faces grow sunny, and their
hearts rejoice in the bounty of "Kri._
Kringlc," who always displays the best
taste in solecling literary matter for the
juvenile household.
Dickex*'CnaUTHA* Siobv of the Goblins Whs
Mole the .-.jton. Ul ct.ated by Thomas
Nici. New York: Mcl.oughlin Bro*. For
Bide by J. I. Ellyson, Richmond.
This tale of old Gabriel Grub, who went
out into tfic churchyard to dig a grave on
Christmas night, and got carried off by the
goblins, has pleased almost as many grown
up children as little meu and women. It
is illustrated by Nast, and that is all that
need be said of its attractiveness in tbat
respect.
Nt:.. Bov-iOiai. Co-Famo*—By Oliver Optic.
Fubll.Ued by i.cc h _h_pard, Boston, lor
___c by J. T. Ellyon, Ki.u_.oud.
This Is a ..-.udsomtly bound volume,
designed for the holidays, and is profusely
illustrated. It contains stories of the sea,
tale, of wonder ot) both sea and land,
records of travel, aunecdotes of natural
history, and other wonderful things, dia
logues, puzzles, <stc. It is "Our Boys _
Girls,'' as published weekly for one year,
edited by tho veritable " Oliver Optic,"
and designed as a Christmas gift for tho
million.
Arm Louisa's Bio Picture Sekics, for Little
Folks, r-übll „i-d by Mci.ouitlmn Bros . New
York F r sale at EUjsonV, 111. Mnln street,
RicJ-Tiond.
These books aro in demi-quarto size,
with six full page illustrations pri itcd in
colors, and written either in verse or r rose,
suited entirely to sma.l children. Tho
series contains somo thirty or more littlo
stories, with big pictures, liko Rip Van
Winkle, Robinson Crusoe, Puss in Boots,
etc.
Acs. Lous*'* Sunday Book, Children of the
Bible, etc. Published by Frederick Worn- „
Co. Louc'oii. New Yo'k : Scrltmer kCo For
silo by J. T. Ellyson, 1112 Main street.
This is decidedly tho most beautiful
series of Nursery Literature wo have ever
seen. They are in demi-quarto, illustrated
ih bronze and colors, and are sold for one
English shilling each. Mr. Ellyson has
shown great good taste in .electing this
beautiful series of Nursery books for the
young children of Richmond. They aro
all exquisitely bound in picture covers.
Aunt Louisa's London Toy Books
is another series, published by tho eamo
house, and for sale as above. "L.ar's
Book of Nonsense" ia one of them, and
affords a rich feast of drolleries for tho
juvenile mind.
&C. ,
T.IOR SALE.
1 Woodward Stemm-Panep (1,600 gallon.
per minute-), with all conuectluiiß -,
I pair 14- Inch Guild h Garrl-on Vacuum
Pumps, with conrectlona;
1 No. 4 Woodward Pump,
1 Guild St uarilsoii Wut*i-Pnmp, 1.-lnoh
water-cylinder. 34-inch steam cyllndor ;
1 Vacuum Pan, Bxl2, with connoctie.m, com
plete ,
1 Condenser for Vacuum Pan, 10 foot pipe;
*) lent 14 lnoh Cast Iron Pipe,
.-_ feet ti-luch flange Caul iron Pipe,
1 Johnson* Blower, 3 feet diameter :
1,90!) feet 4-lnch flange Cast Iron Pipe,
100 feet 9 Inch flai.ge Cast Iron Pipe,
4,1100 leet 2-inch - team Pipe,
1 pair Donhle Engto-, 14-lnch B
foot stroke—ail complete ;
.:) feet 18 Inch Leather Bulling,
4 Cast Iron Hopper*.
Mill* for grinding bark,
10 larg* Leach Tub*,
26 large Teink*.
The above much nery I* all first-cease and la
perfect order, and will be so.el en fair lens* to
any one desiring to purchase. Apply to
CHARLES T. WnRTHAM 4 CO.,
No. 12 Fifteenth street,
between Main and Cary stieet*.
do 2—eodlcv We mmd. V*
THE ORbATtUr BAROAIcNS FUR
CHRISTMAS
can be had at L. LICHTENSTEIN'S.Noa. 170.
iinil 171.7 Irankllusireet, between Seveiueen'he
and blighieenlu street*. He keeps lhe lurge.t ai d
cheapest assortment of DttY GOODS ior
I_auie*' and 'tents' wear; the be.tand eneapest
•lock of GKNTS CLOTHINU nnd HATS,
Ladles' and dent*' FURNISHING GOObS.
He also has th- best and cheapest stock of
BI)UT_ and SHOES, for Ladle* Men aud Chil
dren.
Hon", foniet that he la tho Importer of SEINE
THhEAD, and also keep* ccnsiantly on hand a
large variety of FISHING MATEKIALSof all
sorts, which he v ill sell at very lo*r prices.
Remember the No* , 1703 und 1707 Franklin
street, between Seventeenth ard H.-hiecmih
.t reels. nn?, I )—e-ii
Tlf t.MSON HILL MJHSEIIIEy
A large stock of Hr_t-cla»a Fruit and Ornamen
tal Tr*»- for sale. Apple Trees Horn two to four
year* old, »I_> per 100; per M)oo ».u. One
i ear old, *_ no per 100; per 1,000 Mo Peach
Tree* from 3H to s teat, per 1 o. *10 ; pi-r 1,000,
MO. Standard Pear from two to four years, per
100, 40 fifty cent- each. Dwarf Pear, two au.i
three years. P*i I'M, ♦'_>', per dozen. $:) AO.
Alto a larg* stock of SMALL FRUITS, Ac-
Send for a catalogue and adclre.-*
I). O. MUNSON.
Falls Church, Fair _x Ooumy, Va.
no C—Cm
___
Tn THE DISTRICT COCRT OP THE
1 UNITED STATES tor the Eastern Dietrict
of Virginia.
In the matter of J. 0. Baytop, __ikr.pt
—to banlai -Hoy.
TO WHOM IT MA-* CONCERN:
Tb* andt-rstgaed, E. D. Musey, of King Wil
liam county, Va., hereby give* uotice of his ap
pointment a* assignee of the estate of J O.
Bayieo of Gloucester county hi said district,
who was, on ihe IS'_ day of Oeiobor, A. D.
1-71, adjudged a bankrnpt upon the petition of
himself; by the District Court of ti* Unite.
State*, tor aald cllstrir c
Dated Richmoud, 7,1873.
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AN (.IllUVl.V'r TO AlllM) CHAPTEA
XXIV. OF THE CITY ORDINANCES
.(JNUEIININO THE GAS WORKS.
[Passed Bth December, 1872.)
Be it Ordained, That chapter XXIV. of the
City Ordinances concerning tho (las Work* be
and thn same I. hereby amended by tbe addition
I thereto of the following sections, numbered 42,
13. 41, 4.1 nnd 46. viz :
42. The iiL-cni or clerk r ecelvlne coal and de
livering coke at ttie Has Works, ihe sever.! 1 den
tines in the linepecor's ofllce, and the bill clerk
ln the Auditor's otlce, shtl give bonds with
sufficient -ecnrliy, in be approved by ih.* t.'oun
cil euch in the sum Tone hou-ae.d dollar*, con
diitonnl tor the fal h.'iil pertormuu c of Hie Ir re
spective dunes, nnd each chilli take the oath of
eifflo prescil ed by law win,in thirty days torn
the pns.ane of th s oidinance. which b nds end
cert flcates of the o.nh of office shall be Hied in
the office of tbe CI y Clerk.
43. In taking ih" nan of the vneter*. It shall
be the duty oi each d-<pmv to note and report In
w-iiiing to the In-epccior of On* all mete.* fall
ing t.e legister, or oihorwi.e ont of order, aud
ihe Inspector of Gas shall make a report in
writing concerning such to the Committee on
Light, at their Hist regular meeting la each
month.
All entries, Including flgn-es, npon the meter
boo.es. shuli Invariably be written In Ink under
penalty ol di.ini.eal of the party offending
therein.
44. The Inspector of Gas, or any deputy, who
shall be .c-.iitv of any discourtesy or rudeness,
or O'her dlso deity conduct towards any person
n the transactl in or e-c_.uilon of any official
bu=in---8. shall be the.efor teprlmaided by the
Com mi i tee, or dismissed from office. H it.*- e_«t/ia
vatiou or repetition of such offence shall seem
to Cnniuittee to make such dismissal proper
or nec-s»ary
4*. The lu-pector of (lai and his deputle*.
and the bill cleric ln the Auditor's o'i'ce.. are
strictly prohibited, under penalty of the iur
fel lire of tL -ir office or employment, fr*m col
lecting auy bill for i.i, concurred, or paying or
a-s>immg t • pay such bill for any consnmcroiher
ilian them.elcos.
48. No per-on shall havo the use of gas at any
hou-ee or o her plaoe vho Is delinquent for ga-*
consume.! by him at any other place or honse.
This oni'.ii.vico shall be in foicu trom Its pa»
aa_
Published by authority.
" E C. HOWARD,
(le 11—it City • lerk.
'SMll'.Hr. It. O.M.Y ONE REAL RELIA
BLE SEWING MACHINE, AND THAT IS
SOLD AT THE
WLLLCOX & GIBBS
OFFICE,
IS NIHTH STR__T, BICBBOKtI, V*.
no 18—d_wly
"
•TIHK IMPP.OVED
SINGER SEWINO MACHINE.
THE BEST FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK
It* sales Indicate it;
Durability and Popularity prove* It;
It* Work confirm* It.
127,833 _ld in 1670—41,824 mora than any other
company j
!.I,_W sold In 1871—32,784 rooi. ihan any other
company.
OVER 700,1X10 MADE, SOLD, AND IN USE!
The Machine must stand upon It*own merit*.
11*11 aud examine it.
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED.
MADAME DEMOREST'S CELEBRATED
PATTERNS tor ladies' and children's clothing
anil j-e.ii t_v_en's nnder garments.
No. 44 SYCAMORE STREET,
aud have secured the service* of Mr. O. W C__?,
an old and well known resident of the city, a*
manager. The very great superiority of the
Singer Machine over all others, and trie entire
reliability of Madame De_iore*t'» Drees Patterns
are 100 well known to require comment from us.
SHAFFER ft STRONG, Agent*,
M STCAHoa* St , PsriasßtTx-,
and General Agents lor Va.and ... 0.,
JetkJ—.if 913 .'.lai.i Sr. RicnuoHD. Vs.
By E. D. EncUo, Heal Es'ate Auctioneer.
4SMONEE- SALE
or
.ALUABLE REAL bSTATE IN NEW
KENT COUNTY, VA.
In compllanc* with a dex-ree of ihe United
Stales District Conn. In lhe matter of William
H Macon, buuki upt, I shall sell at public auc
tion, on
MONDAY, THE Ore DAY OF JANUARY', UTS,
In 'rontof t eUnlicd Slates Custom-House, ln
theci y of Kichmond, at ill o'clock 01, the .ol
'.owing valuable leal esiate, to-wit:
600 ACRES OF LAND.
In New Keni County, Va , near Ttinstall's Sin.
Hon, York River Railroad, kuowu as tha "Brick
House."
TERMS—One third oa*h, balance on a credit
of six and twelve mom he, purchaser giving note*
w.th ap iroved »ocu ily for ihe deferred pay
ments, and the litlo retained until note* are
pnld. J. A. LYNHAOI,
de 13—2aw3w Assignee.
4478
IN THE DISTRICT COURT Of THE
UNITED STATES for the Eastoni District ol
Virginia.
lv the matter of John Powell, bankrupt
—in bankruptcy.
To whom It May Concern s—The undereigned,
O. W. Hume, of Fairfax couniy, and
John S. Fowler, of Alexandria county, Virginia,
hereby give* notloe of their appointment a* as
signees of the estate of John Powell, of
Fairfax county in aald district, who wa* on the
.l'h day of October, A. D. 1873, adjudged a
bankrupt upon the petition of hi_sfll_. by tb*
Dlsti let Conrt of eaid district.
Doted AleM-idria, Nov. 18, 1J73.
O. W. UUNTT,
JOHN 6. FOWLER,
uo 3d—EWw Assign***.
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CHARLES SPENCER,
mhS_—tl Oaahler
BANKRUPT NOTICES.
MM
In THE DISTRICT COCRT OF THE UNI
TED STATES tor the Eastern Dtstrict of Vir
ginia.
In th* matter of WUllara Brent, bank
ruut—in bankruptcy.
To whom i' may concern—The nnd«r»lgnod,
Ro. M Mayo, of Westmoreland county, Va.,
and Wm Flegenlielmer, of Richmond city, Va.,
hervby give u.-tlce of their appointment, as
assignee- of tbe estate of William Krent, of
Ltnca-ter county ln said district who was on
tha 28tb day of Sept., A. D., 1872, adjudged a
Bankrupt on hi* own petition by the District
Court of sai I dlatrict.
Dated Richmond, November Jd, 1872.
WM. FLEGENHEIMER,
RO. M. MAYO,
no S—SSw A-elgnee*.
-—-——-—— ■ ■
4.11
fiiliix IS TO OIVE NOTIC«■— That on tb*
1 llth day of Deo b-r, A. D. 1872, a warrant In
bankruptcy was l. sued out of the District Court
of the United States for th* Eastern District of
Virginia, against the eetate of J. H Howe, of
■ 1 lone sier county and state of Virginia, who
has been adjudged a bankrupt on his own peti
tion : That the payment of any debta, and the
delivery of any property belonging to aald bauk
runt. io him or for hi* us*, and ihe transfer ol
any property by him, are forbidden by law i—
That a me ling a meeting of the credi ore of aaid
bankrupt, to prove their debts and cho.se one or
mure asalgn. _■ of his enaie, will be held at a
court of bankrupt-?, to be holden at tbe Regis
ter* offliie, Frederl. ksburv, Va., before J. L.
Waterman, Esq., Register, on the let day of
January, A. D. 1873, at lit o'clock M.
DAVID B. PARKER,
de 12—Th-W U. s. Marshal.
4523
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
TED STATES for the Eaateru DUlriot of Vir
ginia.
In the matter of R. H. Mothershead, a bank
rnpt—in bankruptcy.
At Richmond, la., thi* llth day of December,
1872.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN :
i lease take notice, that a petition bas been
presented to the Hon John U. Underwood, Judge
of aald District Court iv Bankruptcy, by Wm.
Flegenhelmer, andWm.M. Walker, assignee* of
the estate of said bankrupt, to sell the real eetaie
belonging io said bankrupt, free from all liena and
encumbrances thereon.
This Is to give notice to all persons interested,
that in the terms of aald petition, an order ha*
been Issued by the Judge aforesaid, for all per
sons who may be interested in said estate, to ap
pear beiore Regiater J. L. Waterman, at hi* office
ln the town ot Fredericksburg, on the3oth day or
December, 1872, at lv o'clock A. M., and show
cause, If any they have, why euch order should
not be granted.
WM. FLEGENHEIMER, I
WM. M. WALKER,
de 16— M2w Assignee*
171—Invol.
DISTRIOT OOURT OF THE UNITED
STATES for the Eastern DUtrict of Vir
ginia.
ln the matter of Wm. C. Mayo v*. David C.
Mayo, bankrupts.
A warrant bankrnptcy bas been lseaed by aaid
Oourt against the eatat* of David C. Mayo, of
Henrico couniy and Stat**f Virginia, ln said dis
trict, who has been duly adjudged a bankrupt on
petit:on of hi* creditor* i and the payment of
any debt*, and Uw delivery of any property
belouglng-o eaid bankrupt, to him or tor hi* use,
and tbe transfer of any property by blm, are
forbidden by law : a meeting of the creditor* of
said bankrupt, to prove* their debt* and choose
one or more assignee* of bis estate, wIU be held
at a court of bankruptcy, to be holden at tbo
office of the Kegister, Kichmond, Va.. before W.
W. Forbes, _".., Register, on tb* ictih day of
December, A. D., 1873, at 10 o'clock A M.
DAVID B. PARKER,
U.S. Marshal.
4600 j
THIS IS TO SIVE NOTICE—Thai en
the loth day of Nov. 1872, a warrant In
bankruptcy was Issued out of the District
Court of tli* Uiu.od State* tor th* Eastern
District of Virginia, against the estate ot
John J. Clarke, of Cbaxle* city county and
State of Virginia, who ha* been ad
judged a bankrnpt on hi* own peUtion:
that the payment of any debt*, and tli* dell
very of any property belonging to laid bank
rupt, to him or tor lii* use, ana tbe transfer of
any property by him, ar* forbidden by law;
that a meeting ot the creditor* of eaid bank
rupt, to prove their debt* and choose on* or
more assignee* of hi' estate, will be held at a
court of bankrnptcy, to be holden at the Regis
ter* office, Richmond, Va., beiore W W.
Forbes, Esq.. Register, on the 1-ih, day of
December, A. D. IBM, at 10 o'clock A. M.
DAVID B. PARKER,
no _»—F2W U. S. Marshal.
460.
riIHIS IS Tl' til YE NOTICE— That on the 19 lb
1 day of Nov. 1872, a warrant tn bankruptcy
wa* issued out of the District Oonrt of the Uni
ted State* tor the Eastern District of Virginia
against the estat* of O. H. Meade, of Brnns
.-.ii k connty and Stat* of Virginia, who
ha* been adjudged a bankrupt ou hi* own peti
tion; that Uie payment of any debts, arid -be deliv
ery of any property belonging to said bankrupt, to
him or for hi* use, and lie transfer of any
property by him, are forbidden by law; thai
a meeting of the creditor* of aaid bankrnpt, to
S_ their debt* and choose one or more assign
or his estate, will be held at a court of bank
cy, to ba holden at the Register* office,
imond. Virginia, before W. W. Forbes,
, Register, on th* llth day of Dec'r, A. D.
, at 10 o'clock A. M.
DAVID B. PARKER,
no 28—Tu2w U. S. Mantua.
fN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
_L TED STATES for th* Eastern District of
Virginia.
Ia lhe matter of James L. Bray, bank
rupt—in bankruptcy.
To Whom it May Conosrn—The nndendgned, i
Wm. II Alderdice, of Kicumoud. VS., hereby
give* noiice of his appointment a* assignee of !
the estate ot James L. Bray, of Henrico county
In said districi, who was, on the 9th day of
Nov , A. I)., 1872, adjudged a baukrupt ou hi*
own petition hy tb* District Court of uld -U_
l)a'ted Richmond, December 2, 1872.
WM. U. ALLDEKD-OE,
de 7—6*» AMlgne*.
1 N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI-
L TED STATES for the Eaitern DUtrict of
'in the matter of Charles IL Breinir-.er, bank
rupt—in bankruptcy.
To Whom It May Concern—Th* undersigned,
Wm. H. Alld rdlce, of Richmond, Vs., heiebv I
give* notice of hi* appointment as assignee of the |
ealitte of O. H. Br*iam*r, of Prtna. Edward 00.
tn *ald dlatrict, who waa, on th* 9th day of
Nov., 18TJ, adjudged a bankrupt on hi* own pa- <
Uttun by the District Court of uld dietrict.
Dated Klc-tmood. Va, December s, l-?_
WM. _T__I_IJ_&)IOE
lie 7—ftDw A«a_B—■ |
tf.ll WILL PAY FOR tl COPIES OF THE
©11 aSM3rWEEBVt MTATH JO.IW._L
S_rw_*y._i. |
VIROINIAI— In the Clerk's offlre of; Ihe |
Chancery Court of lhe Ciiy ol Richmond,
November 29'h, WJ I
Annie Swarm, who sues by Robert Y. I)nit.
her next friend—Pluiniiff,
an
James Swarm—Defendant.
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit Is t" obtain a divorce a
vinculo matrimonii. And affidavit having been
made and filed that tho defendant is a non-resi
dent or this State. Is Is ordered that he do up
pear here v. I bin one month after due publication
of this Order, and do what Is necessary to pro
tect his Interest In this suit
A Copy—Teste I
HENJ H. BERRY, Clerk.
Howa»o k Will, p. q
To Jahes Swaxx :-Take notice that on the
fJth dny of December, 1872, b»t >een ihe hours ot
9 A. M. and 9 P. M., at the office of Howar ■ ft
Wt»e, No. 3 Goddln Hall, corner of Bank and
Eleventh atreet*, In the city of Richmond I hall
proceed to take tho depositions of Robert V
Davis and other*, to be read In evidence In a suit
now pending In th Chancery CJourt of the city
of Richmond, in which I, suing by Robert V.
Davis, my next, friend, am plaintiff. a"d you are
defendant. And it for any cause said depositions
slioiilu not be commenced on lhat day, or being
commenced should not be concluded, ihe lame
will be oooiinued from day to day, or from time
to time until the urns are concluded.
ANNIE SWANN,
by Howasd ft Wi__, her Counsel.
no 30—law4\v
BAJSKBOPT H(m___
•172—L. vol.
DISTRICT cm RT OF THE UNITED
STATES for the Eastern District of Vir
ginia.
In the matter of Patterson, Olnddlson ft Co.,
vs. Marks ft Svme, bankrupts
A warrant in bankruptcy ha* been issued by
eaid court, against the estate of Olarks ft Syme,
of the county of Dinwiddle and state of Vir
ginia, who have been duly adjudged bankrupts
npon the petition of their cred.ore :—and the
payment of any debts, and the delivery of any
property belonging to said bankrupis, to them or
to their nee, and the transferor any property to
tbero areforcrldden by law :—a meeting of tbe
creditors of -aid bankrupt*, to prove their debu
and choose one or more assignee* of their estate,
will be held at a court of bankruptcy, to be
holden at Richmond In said di*i rlct, before W. W.
Forbe-, one of the registers lv bankruptcy In snid
district, oo the 23d day of Dee ember, A. D.
1873, at 1(1 o'clock A. M
DAVID B. PARKER,
de 9—M2w U S. Marshal.
TR THE DISTRICT COURT OF THK UNI-
A TED STATES for thi Eastern District ol
Virginia.
In the matter of John C. Pryde, bankrupt
—In banki tiptey.
To Whom it may Concern—The undersigned
Wm. H. Allderdlce, of Richmond city, Va , here
by giv.a i oikv. of his appointment a* assign_e
ol the estate of John C. Pryde, ot Henrlc > co'ty
ln said District who was on the 21st day of Octo
ber A D„ 1873, adjudged a bankrupt on
hie own petition by the District Court of said
district
Dated Richmoud, November Soth, 1672.
WOl. U ALLDERDICE,
de 7—S3\v Assignee
48 0
THIS IS TO HIVE nOTICE—I hat on the
4th day of Dec'ber, A. D., 1872. a wurrani
lv bankruptcy was issued out of th* Di«trict
Court of the United States lor the Eastern Dis
trict of Virginia, against the estate of Wm 01.
Embrey, of Stafford county aud State of Virgtmn,
who haa been adjudged a bankrupt on hi- own
petition:—That the payment ot any debt*, and
th* delivery of any property belonging to said
bankrupt, to him or for his use, and the tran
ter of auy property by him. are lorbldden b>
law:-Thai a meeting o the creditors of *••„
bankrupt, to prove ih.lr de-bit and choose one or
mors assignees oi his en-ate, will be held nt a
court of bankruptcy. to be holden at Alexandria,
before Lysender Hill,Esi., Register, on the _.h
day of December, A. I). 117 1, at 9 o'clock A M
' DAVID B. PARKER,
de O—F-W U. S. Marshal.
4498
riiin. IM TO GlVfc NOTICE—Tbat on the
L 4th dny of De.'r, '872 a warrant in bunk
ruptcy wa* i»_ued out o the District Court of the
United Staiee for the Etc tern Distiict ol Virginia,
against the estate of Abiain Young, of
Loudoun county and State of Vlrgiuia, who
has been adjudged a bankrupt on his own poll
tion; that the payment of any debts, and the de
livery of any properly belonging to said bankrupi
to him lor his use, and the transfer of nid pro
perty by him, are forbidden by law; that a meet
big of the creditors of said bankrupt, to prove
their debus and choose one or more Assignees ol
hi* estate, will be held ut a court of bankruptcy,
to be holden at the RegUter's office, A exnndrln,
Virginia, before Ly*ander Hill, Esq..
j Register, on the 28th day of December, A. D.
1872, at 9 o'clock A. M _
DAVID B.PARKER,
de 6—F2w T ? S. Marshal.
48M
IN THE DISTICT COLRT OF TIIE CTfl.
TED STATES for the Eastern lil.tri t of Vir-
In the matter ot Will-Main Y. Hlter, bank
rupt—ln bankruptcy.
A. blchmond, Va., thi* loth day of October,
1872
TO WHOM IT MAY* CONCERN I
Please take notice, that a petition ha* been
presented to the Hon. John C. I'nderwood,
Judge of *ald Dl»trlct Court lv Bankruptcy, by
Wm. H Allderdlce, ae.lgneeof the estate of saiu
bankrupt, to aell the real estate belonging to »aid
bankrnpt, free from all ller.s and encumbrances
thoreou.
1 his Is to give notice to all persons interested,
• that in the terms of said petition, an order hat
been issued by the Judge afoeesald, for all per
sons who may be interested in sad estate, ionp
pear before Register W. W. Forbes, at bis office
in said ciiy of Ricnmond.on 6th day of Novem
ber, 1872, at 10 o'clock A. M., nnd »how canse, 11
any yon have, why such order should not bo
granted.
WM. H. ALLDERDICE,
Assign**-.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT Of I'll! LNI-
I TED STATES for the Eastern District ol
Virgin In.
In th* matter of Robert Wilson, bankrupt-
In bankrup-cy.
To Whom It May Oonoern—The undersigned,
Shepherd Brown, of Nor oik city aim
state oi Virginia, hereby give* notice of his
appointment as a*slgnee of tne estate of Robert
Wilson, of Oraf'on, York county in -aid distri«t,
and who wa* to-wit, ou th* 9th day of October,
A D., DTI, adiudged a bankrupt upon the pet.
tion of hlmsel-'by the District Court of tha Uni
ted State*, for said dis i riot
DM*-. Norfolk, the -__d Nov'ber. A. D., 1873
SHEPHERD BROWN,
no S3—M3w* Amgnee.
4480
YN THE D STRICT COURT OF THE UNI-
I.TED STATES for the Ea*tei_ DUtrict ol Vlr
* ginia.
In the matter of F;«*t B. Anion, bank
rupt—in bankruptcy.
To Wh. m it May Concern—Th» nndersUrned,
John S. Fowler, of Alexandria, Virginia, hereby
give* notice ol hia appointment as asslgueeoi the
eatate of Fleet B. Anton, of the o-uuty of West
moreland in said district who was, on the _in
day of October, A. D. 1873, adjudged a bank
rnpt on hi* own petition by the District Court oi
cinld district.
Dated Alexandria, Va , December -1. 1872.
JOHNS. FOWLER,
de 6—F3w A-elgnee.
I N THE DISTRICT tOlltl Ok ___ C.N4
--i T ED STATES for the Eastern District of Vir
ginia.
In the matter of Wm.- T. Nottingham, bank
rupt—ln bankruptcy.
Te i WHOM IT MAY CONCERN i
The under*.gned, Thomas C. Wal-too, ol
Northampton county, Virginia, hereby gives
notloe oi hi* appointment aa asslguee of the
estate of Wm. T.Nottingham, of Northampton
co., in said districi, who was, on the 14' li day ol
Bipt., 18T2, adjudged a bankrnpt on his own po
tion by the DI-trict Counoi said district.
Dated October 29, 1872.
THoMaS O. WALSTON,
no 9—S.BW Assiimee.
4 6c.7
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE—That on the
23d day of November, A. D. 187., a warrant lv
Bkrupicy was Is-ued agmnsi the estate ot
rle* Gall agher ft Son of York co. aud ">l ate of
.inla, who have been adjudged bankrupts on
r own petition:—That ihepaymeut of any
is, and the delivery of any prop- r y belong
ing to said nanki upts, to them or ior their use, ai d
the transfer of any property by them, are forbid
den by law : Tbat a meetii g of ihe creditors ol
said bankrupt*, to prove their dents, and choo c
one or more assignees eif their esiaie, will be held
at a court ot bankruptcy, to b» holden nt Rich
mond, before W. W. Forbes, Esq., Register, on
th* 3d day of December, A. D. 18_, at 10 o'clock
A. M.
DAVID B. PARKER,
de 10—Tu-W I.*. I'nrslinl
' 4111111
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE—That on the
29th day of Nov. A. D., 1872, a warrant in
oankruptcy was issued out of the District
Oourt of the United Slate* for tiie Ea»cern Di*
trict Of Virginia, against the estat.
of Augn«tu» P. Crenshaw, of Charles ( Hy co'iy
and State of Virginia, who has beeu
adjudged a bankrupt on his own petition:
That the payment ot any debts, and the dellv -
cry of any property belonging 10 eaid bankrnui,
to him or for hi* use, and the transfer of any
property by him, are forbidden by law; That
a meeting of tbe creditors of said bankrupt,
to prow their debta and choo** on* or more
assignee* of hi* eatate, will be held at a court
of bankruptcy, to be boiden at the Register s
offio*,Riohm__d, Virginia, before W. W. Forbes,
Esq., Register, on tb* Ed day of Decem
ber, A D. 1873, at 10 o'clock A, M.
' DAVID B PARKER,
4*lo—Tu»w U 8. Olarehal.
All WILL PAY FOR 0 COPIES Or THE
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Hiciim..-.!., Fain'B'i A P..tomac Kocti, {
Rioano«n, December 18, 1872 (
I ' I- DAY MAIL via mil nnd iimueer lnorf.
U B>rd street Stall .n, I P. M
UP NIGHT MAIL Ma rail alone, leave* Byrd
•treet Station Bill) P. M. (except On -'.nil .}».)
UP ACCOMiVIUDATIoN leave* Broad street
Sta'lon. at 3: 0 P. M. (.except on Sundai*.)
DOWN DAY MAIL, via rail and steamer,
arrives al B id street station, at t p. _.
DOWN NIGHT MAIL, via mil alon* arrives
at Byrd street static, al 4:10 A. M. (except ou
Monday*.)
LOWN ACCOMMOD TION TRAIN -JTrves
at Brond a'reei Station, at 8:37 A. M (except, on
Sunday..)
TO THE PUBLIC.
Frelgh'o for Alexandria, Wnshlngtor, BalU
more and intermediate points will be received by
this company at th- ir Broad street Depot oo
MONDAYS and THUR-iDAYS.
FREIGHT TRAINS lenve Richmond on
TUESDAY* and Fll'DAY* A. M., conn-ctlug
at Qnantico with he Alexandria and Frederick*
burg lailevay, nndon Tue-day only with the
Lower Potomac steamers, thence to Baltimore.
By order of the General Superintendent.
Joint tarltr sheets may be had on application
to J B. GENTRY,
cc 23 Geni Ticket nnd I- reight Agent.
RirjHOXD 4.111 YOKS HUSK K-.hK.iali OOM'l, 1
lii.HvuM. Va . December 2,1873. )
NOTICF —Un and after iln* date (Hecem
oer Sd) tbe PASSENGER and FREIGHT
I'RAINS over this route will be run ns ft).lows :
PASSENGER TRAIN dally (except Snndays)
between Kiclin ond a d West Point, leaving the
depot at 2:3 i P M., and on WEDNESDAYS and
t. SATURDAYS connecting with the One steamer
STA'IE OF VIRGINIA for river landing* on
ih* York River, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
Yoik, and nil points Nonh and West.
FREIGHT TRAIN lor through freight leave*
Richmond ou Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Sat—r*
day. nt4o'clock A. M.
Local freight train between Richmond Uld
Wost Point on Fridays will leave Kichmond at
0 o'clock A. M
The Wednesday's throngh freight train will
take local freight both w vs.
WILLIAM N. BRAGG,
J. L. Tav_ch. Superintendent
Gen'l'ticket and Freight Agent, Richmond.
dc 2—tf
/ lllfiS._ri._KE AMD OHIO RAILROAD.
On and after September 30th PASSENGER
TRAINS will leaie Richmond (exoept Sunday)
as follow s:
8:30 A. M.—MAIL TRAIN for White Sulphur
Springs connecting at (lordons ville with Orange,
Alexandria and Manassas train for Washington
and North, nnd L' nchburg and Isonth*
4:3,1 P. M.—ACCOMMODATION TRAIN («x
--■ept Sunday) tor Gordonsville, arriving at 8:18
P. M. This train connects at Gordonsvills wit-,
me night trains on the Orange, Alexandria and
Mana-as railroad for LYNCHBURG and
WASHINGTON.
THROUGH TICKETS, at low rate*, told to
all pom is Northwest and Southwest.
Steerage tickets from Liverpool, Queens-own,
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, Havre, Rotter
'lam, Borgen, Copenhagen, and Gothenburg, to
all ieointe on this road cun be bought of the Of
neral Ticket Agent at Richmond, or can be or
dered through any station agent on the road.
Further Information may be obtained at th*
company's offices. A. H. PERRY,
General Superintendent.
JaM»S F. NsTH-ELA-D,
General Ticket Agent. Jel
RICIHOHIiASD DaKVI-.K RAI-S'KD Co.,*
Richmosd, V"a., August 16ih, 1871. J
RICHMOND AMI DANVILLE RAILROAD.
On and after Sunday, August 18tb, 1873.
(00-NG WEST,)
Train No. 3 (Through Passenger) leave* Rich
mond dully (except Sunday) at 6:ID A. Id ; leave*
Danville at 12:64 f. M.; arrives at Greensboro'
at 3:3.i P. M.
ii ..in .\o. 6 (Lynchburg Passenger) leaves
Richmond daily at 9:24 A. 01.; arrives at Lynoh
un-gat 6 P. 01.
Train No. 10 (Through Mall and Expree*)
letiv-s Ri'hmond d Ily at 1:40 P M; leave*
Danville dally at 9:58 p. M.; arrive* at Grewa
tioro' dall. at 12:24 *. M
GOING EAST i
Train No 2 (Through Mail and Expre**J
leave* Greensboro' daily at 2:00 A. M ; leave*
Danville d Ily at 1:10 A. M.; arrives at Riciunond
daily ut 12 46 P. 01.
Tralu No T (Through Passenger) leave*
Greensbeeio' daily (except Sunuays) at 11:10 A.
.11.; leaves Danville at I:S2 P. OL; arrive* al
lelchmond nt 8:3(1 P. 01.
Tram No. 9 (Lychburg Passenger) leave*
Lviictibu. g daily at 9 A.M.; leaves* Burkevill*
at 12 54 P. M.; arrives at Richmond al 3:44
P. M.
TrulnsNos. 3 aud 10 connect at Greensboro
with trains on North C_r.lina railroad for all
points South.
Train No. 10 connects at Greensboro' with
train for Raleigh ; nrrlelng thure at 7.04 A. M.
Passengers leavii.g RuleUh at 7:15 P. M , con
nect at Greensboro' with train _\o. 3 for Rich
mond.
Train No. 8 connects at Burkevllle with train
on Attanilc, OllssiSßippi and Ohio railroad for
all points southwest and South.
Lynchburg Acc.mraodaiion leaves Richmond
4:55 P. 01., daily, except Sunday, arriving ai
Lynchnnrg ln time to connect with morning
Passenger Train on A. M. h O. R. R for the
southwest. Fae.engeis coming East leave
Lynchburg after arrival of A. 01. ii O. Passen
ger Train Irom Brisiol, and arrive nt Riciunond
at 9:48 A.Ol.
THROUGH TICKET? loall point* South and
southwest can be procuied at the ticket office tn
Richmond, and of R. F. WALKER, Agent of At
laut c, Mississippi and Ohio railroad. No. WW
Main street, Richmond.
Papers that have arrangement* to advert!*
mo schedule of this company will please prist
as above. JOHN R. MAOMURDO,
General Ticket and Freight Agent.
T M. R.Tai.cott, Eng'raad Sup't. anfri
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r_>OH NEW voith.-oLu do-
1? MINION STEAMSHIP COM- SSMm
PANY.
The side-wheel steamship* OLD DOMINION,
WYANOKE, ISAAO BELL. SARATOGA, NI
AGARA, ALBEMARLE, and UATTERAH,
leave New York for No-folk. City Point ana
Richmond, every TUESDAY, THU_SDAY.n_d
SATURDAY, at 2 o clock P. M. Leave Rich
mond every TUESDAY, FidDAY, and SUN
DAY, at high tide
These elups are entirely now. They h»v_
elegant saloons, slate-room-, and bath-room*,
lhe lure, accommodations, and attention an
unsurpassed.
Close connection- made with etevirai. for all
southern, Eastern W»tern and Et_op**w
ports.
a_Tror fuvlher Information applvto
JOHN W WYATT, Agent,
Ja I—tf No. 3 Governor street.
IS) I'll UIVE NOTICIC—That en U_
JL Hih day of Nov. A. D. 1872, a warrant In
naiikruptcy was Issued out of the District Oourt
of the United Stat** for tho Eastern District of
Virginia, against tiie estate oi Charles Edward*.
of isle of w izba co. and state of Virginia, who
has been adjudged a bankrupt on hi* own peti
tion : that tne payment of any debts, and tbe
delivery of any property belonging lo aald bank
rupt, to him or fur his use aud th* transferor
.my property by liim, lire forbidden by law : thai
a meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt, lo
prove their debt* and choose one or more assi
gnees of his estate, will be held at a oourt of
tmnurnpicy, to be hulden at Nn. 26 Bank street,
Norfolk. Virginia, before Benjamin B. Fast—',
Esq , Register, on the 2d day of December, A- D
-187-', at li o'clock M.
JOHN W~. FARRELL,
Deputy Marshal as Me-senger.
eio 20—vt 8w
I "Hia. Is in e,iVK Mill(L:-ilisi ou tae
— day of Nov.mbei, A. D. 1.72, a warrant
in bankruptcy was issued agatust the estat* of
cjhirle* A. Hopkins, of Yoik oounty a*d
Siate of Virginia, who has been adjudged a
nankrupt on his own petition:— That the pay
ment if any dels, and the delivery of any
properiy belonging to said bankrupt, to him or
ior his use, aud the transfer of any property by
him, are I.ibkuieu by law —Thai a eneetlug of
thu creditor* of eaid bankrupt, to prove thelt
.:.-1 ■■_-.■. and c hoose one or more Asslguee* of hi*
estate, will be hel.i at ii Court of Bankruptcy, to
nu holden nt .No. 2. Bunk streel, Norfolk, Va .
belore B. B. Foster, Esq., Register on th* lßth
day of December, A. D. 673, at 12 o'clock M.
JOHN W. FARRM.L,
Deputy Marshal as Messenger.
de 7—saw
I ■» i 111. 1)1-. i nil I coti i vi THE 11 _.
ITED STATES for the Easiern District of Vir
tfinla.
In the matter of John S Moody, bankrupt—
iv bankrupt y.
At Noriolk, before Bcnj. B Foster, Esq , B*»
isier
TO WHOM IT 01 AY CONCERN :
!his Is to give nonce ihat I have filed my
il accounts as assignee of John S. Moody,
knpt, In said emit, nnd that on the 28th
of December next, I shall npply o the said
rt for setileineut of my said accounts, and
a disc barge from all liability a* assignee ot
1 estate, in accordance Wiih the provisions of
vßtn sectiou of the bankrupt act oi Marct,
1667. CHARLES K. JIALLORY,
eft— law.w A»ilgnuo.
I N THE DISTRTciMfoi ilf OF "THK UNI-
I tod States for the Eastern DUtrict of Vir
Iv the matter cf John W. ShlelJ, bankrupt
- Ui bankruptcy.
At Norfolk, belore Mr. Benjamin B. Yeaiar.
RogUter.
TO WHOM IT OIAY CONCERN :
The undersigned, Shopheid Brown, of No*
folk, Va., hereby give* notice of his appoint
ment a* assignee • ! tie estate uf John W. Shield
oi York county, in said District, who was, on th"
4ih day of Novumber, 1-72, ndiiuged bankrupt
upon his own petition by tha District Ooajt of
I d»6-W3w« ' A_4*_».