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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-The sub
scriber, intending to to the South offers
his valuable LOT at Madison Court House for SALE
The buildings consist of Dwelling house kitchen,
meathousc stable and all other necessary houses
two store houses, (Which alone for the interest
the amount asked for tho Whole establishments and two
Offices The stores and Offices in tho
in the town for business and always in demand The
Lot contains acre-half of which is in n garden
which is very productive The yard is large and we'll
shaded with handsome and ornnmened with shrub
berry. There fine fruit trees on the Lott
will also sell Of the purchaser should desire m my stock
of medicines, shop furniture, &c, very reduced
price Negroes will be taken in payment, if it would
better suit the convenience of the purchaser For terms
apply to the subscriber the premises.
WIN. c. THORNTON.
February 81. 94-2aw2w-w5w
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The subscriber takes this method of informing his
friends and the public generally that he still continues
business at the old stand Formerly Motley Baldwins
where may be found all times general assortment of
Goods, suited TO the
GEORGE II. MOTLEY
March 20. IO5-St
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NOTlCE.-The mercantile operations of Motley d
Ia Baldwin by Imitation terminated on the LIST in
slant, (NIarch) All persons indebted to said concern
particularly requested to make payment carly as
practicable. MOTLEY * BALDWIN.
Farmve, March LIST, 1885
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EN CHANCEBY-Vf RGfsn.--At Rules held i'm the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chanccy for Goochlund county the I'd day of Feb
1886.
Elizabeth Lowry, PltT
against
John G. Miller, Executor of Susanna Scruggs dec d.
William Gray, and Jane Poor, Executrix Of Thomas
Poor, decd, Dens
The defendant, John G. Miller Executor of Susanna
Scruggs decd, not having entered bis appearance and
given security, according to the Act Of Assembly and
the Rules Of this Court and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he is not inhabont Of this Common.
WEALTH. IS ordored. that the said Defendant John G
Miller, Executor aforesaid do appear before the Judge
Of said Court at the Court house the first day
April Court next, and answer the bill Of the Plaintiff
and that copy Of tins order be forthwith inserted i'm
some newspaper published in the city Of Richmond for
two months successfully and posted the front door Of
the Courthouse Of this county
A Copy-1cstc, MAR. w. MILLER. -. G..
February 10. SO-wsw
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For himself and 9toyney IN ne foy the 5ter heirs Of
Charles Mitchell. deoM March III lO3-M

TNNHE SHERIFFS Of the Counties of Amelia Pow
" hatan, and Chesterfield; Bedford and franklin !;
and Rockbridgc; Shenandoah, Hardy, and Page Mo-
nongalia Preston and Randolph and the Mayor Of the
town OF Petersburgwill take notice. that Elections
to be holden at their Court Houses and other places APP
pointed by law for holding Elections in the month of
April next to choose Senators represent their respec
tive Districts in the next General Assembly.
ADDISON HANSFORD, G. s.
March H. fO4L4t
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AUG. L. DABNEY, ,
THO I,In (, G. Z AoMHoRY, COm'rs.


9 The Editors of the Richmond Wing and Norfolk Beacon
requested to insert the above till day
respective aud forward their this Office
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II AND FOR SALE-Beng determined To remove
p to the south west, offer for sale Hoodidirn, the
place wherein now reside in the county of Hanover,
lying both sides of the stage road from Richmond TO
Louisa Coirthouse about thirty miles from the former
place, containing about $50 acres The buildings
conveniently situated for public house, with excel
lent we'll of water and icehousc in the yard and
extensive young apple orchard of choicest fruit Also,
the Tract called BrookcSce. in the county of Louisa,
three miles distant from the above place. the head
tiers of Locust creek, containing about 300 acres,
which there negro cabins and tobacco houses.
further description is deemed unnecessary person
will be disposed to purchase, without first viewing for
themselves
TERMS Ono third in cash the first day of October
next, Which time possession nay be had the balance
in two equal annual instruments, well secured, with
bonds and deeds of trust.
lfnot sold privately before the first day Of July next
will that day, if fair Of the next fair dny) Offer
the above lands at public auction, at the first named
place. EDM'D. G.. GOODWIN
Hanover, goth March, 1895. 1876
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stALE OF REAL ESTATE.-Wil be sold, on Mon
~ day, Odd instant, the premises to the highest bid
der the following real estate, viz
That and wcbuilt dwelling house. with 80 feet
of ground apperaining thereto situated on Mayo Lo-
Gust street, occupied by James Allen Esq., Of the
house Of Davenport Allen 81 Co. Also, that new and
well finished dwelling, with % feet inches of ground
belonging thereto situated the street, and
occupied by WIN. Smith, Esq.
These tenements erected by the late Garland II
Mitchell they emncntly combine proximity the cen.
trc of business and sufficient retirement for private
families
Terms Of Saie-One third cash, third four months
credit, third eight months credit with privilege ia
the purchasers to pay cash abatement Of legal dis
connt for the credit payments If credit should be elect
ed by the purchasers, negotiable notes with approved
endorsers, for the credit payments and trust decd
the property, will be required.
Sale to commence at ~ o'clock, NJ.
DAVID d. MITCHELL
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N ALLEGO MILLS.-Notice is hereby given that
VIZ we shall receive Wheat this season after
the 3ist day of the present month"; (AIarch)
March 3. [95-tlAl p. J. CHEVALLIE & co.
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February 81.

"a AND FOR SALE, mile only above GAINESVILLE
in the county of Meckenburg, and lying on both
sides of the main county road.
The subscriber has valuable Tract Of Land contain
367 acres, (onehrd of which, thcreabouts is open
land, the rest in wocds which he is disposed to sell at
private sale, and reasonable terms particular de-
scriPon is deemed unnecessary, it is presumed the
purchaser will view for himself before entering into any
contract agreement in relation thereto The planta
ton is rented out for the present year Possession
not therefore be given, until the expiration of the
The contguity of this land to the town of Clarksvlc
(whchs growing rapidly in point OF size and import
anceO would render it peculiarly valuable a Spectator
in the tobacco market Proposals either person by
letter. will be received at Black Walnut, Halifax Coun-
ty, Va ROBERT T.. OWEN.
March 7. 10u-wIw
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I'm CHANCERY--VIRoIyIA.- Amelia County
a Court, Jaa..-ry 22d, 1885:
Henry Walthal Peter Waltha Lewis Lcath, ST.
and said Lewis Lcath, administrator of John Walihal
decd William Marshall, Thomas Marshall, Nancy Mar
SHALL John Bransord and Elizabeth his wife formerly
Marshall, Joel Leath, Lewis Leath, jr., and Martha
Lcath Plaintiffs
against
Peter Leath William Lcath Henry Bradshaw and
Mary his wife, John l.. r. Waltha Thomas L. Wal
thall William b. Walthall, Robert ~ Walthall George
w. Walthall, Martha Wuthall, Benjamin Johnson ard
Catharne his wife, John Poland and Elizabeth his wife
Richard A. Rison and Elizabeth his wife, and Marty r.
Watha and Nancy his wife, Dcfts
The defendants, Peter Leath, William Lcath, Henry
Bradshaw and Mary his wife, Richard A. Rison and Eli
zibch his wife, John l.. r. Waltha and Thomas J..
Waba not having entered their appearance and given
security according the act of Assembly and the rules
OF this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth 1t
is ordered that the said defendants do appear the
first day of the next April term of this Court and an
the bill of the plaintiffs And that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted i'll newspaper published
in the City of Richmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY
and posted at the front door Of the Courthouse Of this
County two successive Court days.
Copy-Icstc. j. f. LEIGH. elk
Feb. 10. S!-wSw
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n ADY MINE.-A iavorte Rondino a la Poacca
n composed and arranged for the Piano Forte by
Charles Berg of this City together with great variety
of new and fashionable Music, for the Piano Forte has
been received this day, (2lst FebruaryDby
Feb 20 f96-uI II I SMITH
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Notice.

PETER Connolly departed this life
in AlIegany county, Md, about twen-
~ years ago, leaving one SON and four
daughters, viz Patrick, Bridget,
Catherine, Katy, and Peggy. A.
bout IL or is months since Patrick
and Bridget departed this life without
issue. Peggy married a man by the
name OF John Connolly and when last
heard from lived in "BEARDsTowN,
Kentucky" and Katy married and lv.
ed in "GEoRGETowN, d. c." neither
Of whom have been heard from for the
last 7 or s years-if either Of them is
living or their heirs, and will make
themselves known, by letter, postage
paid, TO the Editor of this Paper, they
will hear of something TO their advan~
tage. Romney, Aug. 1st, 1885.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT /:

at rules holden in the Clerks d
efthe County Court Of Hamps3
the first Monday in June, 1880
William Vance, plaintiff, agains, |
John Collins and Mary his wife, H
~ Powelson, Daniel McLaugI
administrator de bonis non with
will annexed Of Daniel McLauel
dec'd., Benjamin Mclaughlin, q
abeth Chapman, widow Of Will
Chapman, decd, late Elizabeth
Laughliu, Daniel Mclaughlin, \
liam Mclaughlin and Anna
Laughlin, the said Mary, Benja|
Elizabeth, Daniel, William and
na, being children Of Daniel
Laughlin, Decd, defendants,
In CHANCERJ
The defendants John Collins
Mary his wife, Henry Powelson, |
jamin Mclaughlin, Elizabeth CT
man, Daniel Mclaughlin and VIII
Mclaughlin, not having entered
appearance and giOen security ace
ing to the act Of assembly and TIE !
efthis court; and it appearing by'
istactory evidence that they are
inhabitants Of this country. Itis
dered, that the said del sndants do
pear here on the 1st day Of
neat term and answer ths biI1
tho Plaintiff; and thas a copy
this order be jorthaoith inserted
some newspaper published in Rom
for taoo months successfully, and
another copy be posted at the #
door Of tha courthouse of tho
county of Hampshire. A copy-T,
JOHN b. WHITE, g. H.
June 10, 1885.
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RIFLE GUNS.

Robert Newman, plaintiff, against,
Swisher & Catherine Swisher his
wife, late Catherine Foley, and o,
theirs, defendants.
The above named defendants will
please take notice, that on the 22nd day
Of august, between the hours of six
10 the forenoon and six 10 the afternoon
ofthe said day, tthe tavern Of William
Armstrong, in the town Of Romuey,
Va, / shall proceed to take The de.
positions Of Isaac Kuykendall, aad
others, which dispositions when taken
| shall offer as evidence ina suit now
depending and undetermined in the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Hampshire County, in
which l am complainant, end you and
others are defendants. Respectfully
yours, &c.
ROBERT NEWMAN.
Aug, /. l835.-ttd.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At rules holden IN the Clerks Office
ofthe Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery, for the Cou,.
ty Of Hampshire, on tho first Mon
dayin May, 1885.
Daniel Kyle, James Kyle, Matilda
Kyle, and Jacob Stewart and Eliz.
beth his wife, late Elizabeth Kyle,
distributes Of Rober. Kyle, decd.
Plaintiffs, against
John Stewart, administrator Of Robers
Kyle, decd. and Peter Alkire, and
George Neff, bis securities and Mar
gerry Kyle, Robert Kyle, Rebecca
Kyle, Catherine Kyle, who married
William Page, and said William
Page, John Kyle and Ann Kyle, and
the other children and distributes Of
said Robert Kyle, decd. and Han
nah Borrett, widow, dowress and disa
tsibutee Of Rober. Kyle, decd, de-
PENDANTS. In CHANcEaY.
The defendants George Neff, Mar
gerry Kyle, Rober. Kyle, Rebecca Kyle,
Catherine Kyle who married William
Page and said VIM. Page, John Kyle
and Ann Kyle and the other children
aud distributes of said Robert Kyle,
decd. and Hannah Borreit, widow
dowress and distributee Of Roberl
Kyle, deceased, not having entered
their appearance and given security &C.
cording to the act of assembly and
the rules of this court; and it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants of this country
IL IS ordered, That the said defen.
dants do appear here on the lat day
Of the next court, and answer the bill
of the Plaintiffs; and that a copy oil
this order be forthwith inserted il
some newspaper published in Romney
for two months successfully, and thai
another copy be posted at the from
door of the courthouse Of the sale
county Of Hampshire. A copy-Teste
JOHN B. WHITE, o. a. c.
May %, 1885.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-08-01
MR.. RANDoLPH's WILL.

We learn from the Richmond pa.
pers, tina, the Court, on Monday, rem
dered their decision in the case of Mr..
Randolph's wiIl-having admitted to
probate the will Of 1882, which leaves
the bulk of his estate to the son Of John
r. Bryan, and excludes his slaves from
the freedom provided for 10 a previous
tes,amentary act. The General Court
was nearly equally divided on the
question of admitting the will Of 1882
there being six judges in favor and
FIVE against it. AS to the points Of
law, such decision may be said to
decide nothing; and accordingly an
appeal was at once taken TO the Court
ofAppsals. -
ITEMS.
O. A New York paper states that
Dr.. Webster, of that city, has recently
cured, by mode exclusively his own,
some Of the most obstinate cases Of
deafness that have ever been presented
to an aurist, in this or any other coun-
try.-A Mr.. Philips, an overseer in
Davidson County, Tenn. lately beat a
sIave to death. The only punishment
to which he was subjected, was the
recovery Of the value of the slave in a
civil action by his owner IA Lord
Chancellor OF Great Britain receives
retiring pension of $4,000 dollars a
year, for life and there are now living
four persons who receive it-1o0,.
600 dollars year for the honor Of
having filled that Office for few
months IA soda ,oate, pump, in New
York, last week, blew up and killed
young man who kept it, by the name
Of Perry, besides injuring another in
dividuaI, and smashingth the windows
The skull Of Perry was almost blown
off with the conclusion. The copper
vessel was torn in pieces and scattered
10 every direction.-The total amount
Of capital employed in the several man
ufac,uring establishments at Lowell,
Mass. is $6,65o,ooo.-The Jill in
Waynesburg, Green county, ia. vas
burnt on the night ofths 9Th ult.
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LANDS g. PREMISES.
in said decree named, being
GIG ACRES.

more or less, lying and being on Little
Cacaphon, in Hampshire county, and
the same conveyed by Perez Drew's
Administrator to John Myers, and by
said Myers to John Piles, by deed, Of
record in Hampshire county Court.
CHRISTOPHER HEISKELL,
Special Commissioner.
Aug. /, 1S35.-4w.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:

VlRUllNlAJ TO WITS
In the Circuit Superior Court Of Lao
and CAancery for Hampshire coun.
ty, the 3oA day Of April, 1885.
John Myers, Plaintiff, againsl-JOhn
H. Piles, defendant,
IN CHANCERY.
This cause came on to be heard this
3oth day Of April, 1885, on the bill
and exhibits filed, (and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the Court tina. the
defendant hath been served for more
than four months with the alias subf@.
ma issued against him, and failing to an.
swer, and the said bill being taken pro
confesso against him, upon the urgu-
ment Of counsel.-It is ordered, ad-
judged, and decreed, that the said COM
plainant recover against the said de.
PENDANT, the sum OF one hundred and
fifty.two dollars and seventy four cents,
with interest at the rate Of 6 per cent.
per annum, from the 18th May, 1888,
till paid. Andi,is further ordered,a
judged, and decreed, that if the said
defendant shall fail for the space Of
thirty days after the rendition Of this
decree to pay to the said complainant
the said sum of one hundred and fifty.
Two dollars and seventy.four cents,
with interest as aforesaid, and costs,
that Christopher Heiskell, who is heres
by appointed commissioner for that
purpose, having first given notice by
advertisement in newspaper printed
in the town OF Rcmney for at least four
weeks, do expose to sale, to the high
est bidder, upon credit ofsix months,
the tract of land, in the bill mentioned
and described in the deed Of convey.
ance from the plaintiffto the defendant,
dated the 18th day of April, 1881,
copy of which is filed in this cause, ia.
king from the purchaser bond for the
payment Of the purchase money, with
good security /; that the said commits
sioner be also required to make deed
of conveyance to the purchaser and to
take from him a deed Of trust on the
said land, as further security for the
said purchase money-and shall return
to the court report of his actions un.
der this decree. And it is further or
dered, adjudged, and decreed, that the
said defendant pay to the complainant
bis costs expended in this suit.
A copy-Teste,
JOHN B. WHITE, G. H.c.
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- ess!s - !,
><SsssSssalTSg w.
o. Our city papers due BY y
days mail, failed to arrive.

The "Truth Teller" of Tenn
states that the Cholera broke d
Franklin, in that state, on the p
slant, with great fatality. Eight
on that day attacked, six Of whom
(four of them blacks. Goa the 50
ding day." says the Truth q
nthere were sir more cases bet
sunrise and breakfast. Our infor
says, that the town, at the time Of
ting, was almost deserted.
"Cholera has proved quite fat
Murfreesborough, also.
From the Nashville Republican,
EXTRACT OF A LETTER, DATED
JACKSON, (Mi.) July 9, la3
Twenty miles from this plac
Madison county, a company Of !
men and negroes were detected b /
they did any mischief. On Sui
last they hung two Steam Doctors|
named Cotton and the other SaunJ
also seven negroes, without law OIL
pei, & from respectable authority
lsarn there were two preachers AMI
negroesto be hanged this day. Cd
confessed every charge made ag|
him, and their object vas to md
all, and to get as much property
cash as they could travel with.
also confessed that he and Bald
who is since taken, belongedto tho
ebrated hlausel's company Of Ted
see, who is 10 the Peni.entiary.
last words he spoke, he remarked
citizens from Madison county to
chez would &c, Hill. The u
country is 10 arms, and assemble
different points to protect their
lies. i am, very respectfully, &c
CAPT. RRED.-The Naval C
Martial which lately held Its sessi'
Baltimore for the trial Of this of
have found him guilty Of several o
charges preferred agains, him, and
fenced him to suspension from the
Wy for one year.
MARc9, THE CONVENT RfoTEa.--
Boston Sunday Bulletin endeavorB
cite the inhabitants of that city 10 re-
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Carpet Manufacturing
AND
FANCY DYING.

at the following prices,-Carding white
Wool 81 cents, mixed 0 do, Pulling
double millsd drab cloth and dressing
10 do, coarse drab cloth IA do, drab
Linsey l2a DO, colored Linsey 10 do,
mixed Cassinett IA do, drab Cassinett
16 do, Blankets 10 do, Flannels s
do, securing and pressing Jeans 10 do.
Dying and Weaving Carpets and find.
iug filling for same 574 do. per yard,
and yarn dyed by the pound at q fair
price.
For the accommodation ofmy friends
and customers, | will take 10 Cloth at
Mr.. James Webs, on North River,
Hardy County, and at the store OF MIR.
James HeiskeW, in Petersburg, which
! will attend to getting every week and
return the Cloth as soon as finished TO
both places.
The public are hereby notified, thai.
the partnership heretofore existing in
the above business, under the name and
firm Of Hohzman 4 Suiser, wss dis.
solved in April last, by mutual consent.
Since that time the establishment has
been carried on by HoIIzman alone and
will be conducted by him in future. |
am thankful for past favours and hope
by particular attention to business to
oerit continuance of public patron
age.
AUGUSTIN HOFFMAN.
Hardy co., Jolly 1S, lS35.--4t.
gF WuG Seed s. Wheat will
be taken, at fair price, in paymen, for
work. A. Fl.
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confirm those fears. Other white per.
sons and slaves were under examina.
ton Tor TRAIL before the court, at
Livingston, last evening. We have
not yet heard their fate"
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Trustees Sale.

Trustees Sale.
y virtue of deed of trust (and
n B consent Of parties,) will offer
for sale, on the first day Of Sep
tember ne1t,on the premises, for ready
money, a certain
TRACT OF LAND,
in the county of Harrison. conveyed TO
me as trustee by Benjamin WEIGH, and
known and described as the Powell
tract, and being the same on which
said WEIGH lately resided. Further
particulars and a description of the
land will be given any person by aps
plica,ion to said WEIGH or TO John
Vance or John Kabrick. Such title
as is vested in me as trustee will be
made the purchaser.
ALSO, at the same time and
place, and for the purposes mentioned
in said deed, I will offer
NEGRO WOMAN,
conveyed in the same trust. The title
TO both is believed to- be good, but ]
will not warrant either.
N. KUYKENDALL,
Aug. LIST, 1835.-4t. Trustee.
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FORT. PLEASANT
Factory.

= SHIS establishment situated a,
81 the Old Fields, $ miles north Of
Moorefeld, is now in order for
the reception of work. The subscri.
Der intends carrying on the following
branches of business, viz:
Carding, Pulling and Dying.
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SUMMARIZING.
ME subscriber will take posses.
.:ou or Ala Gnn Estahliahment

VIE SUuscFIber VIII taKe pUSseS'
sion of the Gun Establishment
long occupied by ZebulodShsetz,
on the first day Of September nezt,
where he will carry on the above BUSH
ness in its various branches. BY at.
tention to business g. desire to please,
he hopes 10 receive share of public
patronage. His prices will be low for
Cash. or at the usual credit to puactu-
al customers.
JAMES RINEHART.
Cold Stream, Aug. LIST, 1885.
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I have known James Rinehart init.
mately for the last Eve years, and be-
lieve him both as workman and as a
man, worthy Of confidence.
ZEBULON SHEETZ.
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Trustees Sale.

2 Y virtue of deed of trust exc.
cuted to me as trustee by James
Murphy, bearing date the 22d
day Of May, 1884, and duly recorded
in the county court Of Hampshire, |
shall proceed to sell, for Cash, before
the Courthouse door in Romney, on
Tuesday the 25tA day Of august inst.,
being the I'd day Of August Court, that
valuable
TRACT OF LAND,
situate on New Creek, in said county,
on which the said James Murphy now
resides, containing
800 ACRES
more or less. Such title as is vested
10 me as trustee will be made to the
purchaser.
JOHN SINGLETON,
August LIST, 1885. Trustee.