W. F. Brown, trustee, to H. E. Richardson et al., 27x179 feet 9 inches south line Grove Avenue, 86 feet west of Vine Street. May 23, 1916, $7,935.
CHARTERS COMPANY.
Virginia concerns received charters from the State Corporation Commission yesterday as follows:
Angle Hardware Company, Inc., Rocky Mount. Maximum, $50,000; minimum, $25,000; par value, $100.
Hardware business, N. P. Annie, president; H. L. Angle, secretary and treasurer, both of Rocky Mount.
The Banking, Trust and Mortgage Company, Petersburg. Maximum, $500.
"Father, what is meant by peanut politics?"
"A gubernatorial campaign."
1000; minimum, $100,000; par value, $25.
Hanking business, C. Cleveland Wright, president; John W. Hopkins, vice-president; H. D. Bley, secretary, all of Petersburg.
The Death Sales Company, Inc., Richmond. Maximum, minimum, $1,000; par value, $100.
Deposit in office supplies, etc., B. Heath, president; D. M. Barher, secretary, both of Richmond.
U. S. COURT OF APPEALS.
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals reconvened yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, with Circuit Judges Pritchard, Knapp and Woods, and District Judge Johnson, in attendance.
Cases argued yesterday.  Nos 1440-41? Virginia-Carolina Peanut picker Company, Inc., et al., appellants, vs. Bentham Machine Company, Inc., appellee; appeals from the District Court at Norfolk; continued from yesterday. Further argued by Dec Britt, of Suffolk, and Harry K. Wolcott, of Norfolk, for the appellants, and submitted.

No. 1442? Graham Manufacturing Company et al., appellants, vs. Davy Pocahontas Coal Company, a corporation, alleged bankrupt, appellee; appeal from the District Court at Charleston, W. Va. In bankruptcy. Arpued by Charles Markell, of Baltimore, Md. 