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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-24

"a e. STUGhSDALE,
III FASHIONABLE CLDTHiRR- AND DEAL
"a Err IN GENTLEMES'S
IL. FURNISHING GOODS.
Fine Dress and InsiHess Goats Of all kinds
Black Dueekjn and Fancy FIR. Cashmere Pants
silk, Satin. Cashmere and HaTseiIles Vests
shirts, Collars Socks, GlsVrs Ties, Hid. is.
Silk. la5hmere, VI Arino and Cotton Under Shirts
aud Drawers
Geht's Spring Over Sacks and Linen busters
sui everything spp0rtaining TO gentlemeH's wear.
A call il respectfully solicited before purchasing
elsewhere, as l am determined to sell goods at low
prices N. STOCK SCALE,
IA Main street,
ap PINE Four doas below EIch ,nGe Bank.
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TRUST SALE OF VERY VALUABLE

I 'hOol GALE VI VERY VALUABLE
n PRO- pRopERTT in TIE CITY OF RICHMOND.
wright to the unde' signed, trustees dated the
9Th day Of April. 1881. recorded in the Hu stincs
according th, reto shall proceed to sell on the
premises. nc public auction, on FRIDAY, the 18th
ginning ocoek the sse d aSs l.lr aly be-
Real Estate in the city Of Kiehmsnd. convey ed in
lat. A half acre lot Of grour lying at the corner
lst and Broad streets, designat a. lot No 723 on
the plan OF the city, with the brick stores and DWELL
iect to estate for her life 10 Mrs Priscilla Boot
wright, (aged ny. ia part of said property. which
VII, be DESIGNATED At the sale
I'd. Another half acre lot of ground lying on
trace and Let streets. designated in the plan Of said
city, as lot No al.
the i'm provements and appurtenances thereon i, ing
on Broad and let streets. designated the said plan
4th. Another lot of ground on the corner of Mon.
roe and BrOad streets fronting 96 feet more or less
on Broad and running back about 1872 feet to an al
The real estate above mentioned will be divided
aud arranged to suit purchasers, aud is certaibly
among the most valuable in that part of the city.
ed a. the hour of sale
And on SATURDAY, the 18th June, 1883, begin
ming at 10 O'Clock NJ, at the residence of VIM
Bootwrght, on Broad near LIST street, we shall. in
like manner proceed to sell the household aud kitch-
en- Furniture, convey ed by said deed. embracing the
versionary interes. of VIM Bootwrig ht in the fol.
lowing slaves viz: Chloe. Rebecca and her three
children, Mary and her four children, subject to
the life estate of Mrs Priscilla bootwrfght therein
and also other personal property. An arrangement
has been made by which Mrs VIM Bootwright will
unite In the deeds 10 full title in the pur-
chasers.
TERMS 0ne-fourth cash. the remaining three.
fourths upon a credit of one two and three Years
respec lively, with legal interest from the day of
sale the purchasers of the real estate to give nego
table notes. secured By lien the property; ana
credit payments OF the personal estate to be Sc
cured by approved endorsed negotiable notes. The
taxes for 1885, the real estate the purchasers to
pay. WIN TAYLOR lr.
X Il H0WIS0N, A'us'eeS'
sale conducted by GoDDIN 4 APPERSoN. Aucts.
my lSdts
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MISERABLE AND CONVENIEN1

~ BRICK RESIDENCE ON EIGHTH STREET.
AT AUCTlUN.-Will be sold upon the premises on
FRIDAY. the 2sth day OF May, commencing at 5
O'Clock 2 NJ, the very desirable and cow nient
three stored Brick Dwelling, sth north of Leigh
street, adjoining the sid nee of = V Daniel ESQ .
and now cupied by Major Jas u Taylor.
The house III nearly new, and in good order, ha-
wing seven large rooms, kitchen aud bath house
in the yard, with gas aud wattr upon the premises
The lot fronts 30 feet and back 1870 eet to an
alley.
Persons In want Of retired residence, In a plea
SAINT neighborhood would do well to attend the sale
Of this property.
1ERAs-One-fourth cash; the balance at 6, IL, IS
anu "a months, for negotiable notes. with interest
added, and ured by trust deed. Taxes for 1855
to be paid by the purchaser.
IAg TAyInp l. CON arctp
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A RICHARDS.

HSTa LOST, A C0W.-About the
SfSAx middle of April a WHITE CuW. with
--.l&-zG. some red about the shoulders, left
T 'LCh ia, den Hll; horns cut. and with hole in
s. will he paid either for her. such tutD:
mstipn as will lead 10 her recovery. J FRY,
NV lS-6i% franklin str, ct
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WITH A VIEW TO A DIss0.

e WITH A VIEW TO A DISS0-
VA LUTON OF corartnership the undersign.
Assk ed will from this day, sell at their 80 80
corner o. Main and Pearl streets, their ~.
STOCK ia trade at cost, every article OF which h
~ nce Greer, oil excellent quality and most annroy
ca styiesand would suit Jewellers COUNT,
and others dealing in SUCH goods The stock eonsists
81 hae Geld and silver Watches OF the h.t ,s
factories in Europe: Gsla aud silver yest ana ~
Shalns; ladies' Chatelain Chains; iamond. Rubie
pesrl, opal, Garnet Finger Rings Also a ysry
tMEe assortment OF Is caset plain Gold Wedding
hings diamond, Cameo Lava. tioltstone Ear Rlngs
ana srsast Pins; Pearl and Jet Sets for Mourning
nsnts sleeve buttons, Studs and Breast Pins also.
large assortment OF Silver Ware ard Dental IN
'', = ~ Is; MYERS 4 JAHNKE
B-Wa tches and Jewelry repaired at low nrices
and short notice. lie 2iI " II r. See
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By E B. Cook & Co.

STOCK OF BUGGlES, SADDLES
-, HARNESS. &C, AT AUCTION The snbscri.
psI hasihg to close his presses business
MI, ssu wltheut reserve at public auction on
rHukspAf, 10th day Of june AZ 10 O'Clock his en-
BUGGIEs SADDLES, COACH. BUGGY. WAGON
AND CART HARNESS. &c ke
The work Is Of the very best quality. having been
Manufactured expressly foe private sales and can be
warranted as good rs any in the city
After the sale of the above stock. the store ana
cellar will be rented 10 the highest bidder
TERMS: All sums of 500 and over 60 days for an
proved paper. g. z MILES.
my "a
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DELELVuE HOSPITAL.-This Institu-
- tiJn which has been in successful operate for
thu last fue years, is situated on
ClUKCH HILL. RICHMOND, VA,
Ia a delightful airy position and is furnished witt
every convenience conducive TO the )mfort OF pa
firnts and the successful treatment OF disease.
Ii has lately undergone extensive repairs Rooms
have been nicely furnished suitable 70 the accom-
notation of gentlemen who may lind il nconve
hi. mt to be treated at their private lodgings
Particular attention Will be paid to the tYfR0-th
yards which peculiarly eoinmodious.
TERMS:
(Piyabie on the removal Of the Fdtient.)
White patients. per week..."..-..........'..s5
CDtpreu CO.
Private Rcoms, " ...............S 10 SIS
o. City accePtances required for patients rom
the osuutry, uHrss where the parties are known To
one OF the Physicians of the Hospital:
This includes all charges for Boar Medical attend
ance Nursing aud Medicine. Ey an arrangement
with the EnfFmary of the Medical College, small
additional Zee ranging from 50 10 $50 will be chsra
sd f1r Surgical cases. The particular cum may o.
Ascer taine beforehand by application TO one OF tbs
attending Physicians
Nc small nos admitted.
The undersigned will giTe their personal atten
ten - ~ patients placed IN their Hospital.
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
JAMES BOLTON VI. D..
Grace street between ith and 5th.
THOMAS POLLARD. u D..
basement Of the Pnwhatan House.
O. A CRENSHAW, Nj. ID.
FRANKLIN ST, next door below Trinity Church.
Law building, Franklin street, next deor 70 state
Court House
Tuos NJ. NIXON. NJ D.. Resident Physicisn.
mh tl--eodlv $50
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hight BBILDIN9 LOTS IN THE

1PLAN OF "BUENA VISTA" TOWN OF sgd
SEES. on v EDNEsDAY, the 2eih ist., CONNIE ncing
at O'Clock, eight pretty building lots, in the plan
OF "Bucna VISTA" town OF sidney and Immediately
opposits the resi- lence OF Il A Dance Esq The lots
front each Harvie street 80 eet and back l4i
feet 10 alley. The lots prettiiy situated and
garden.
IEaHs :-One-third cash, the balance at and
months for notes with interest added, with deeds to
secure deferred payments, or title retained.
JAS NJ. TAYLOR SON,
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BY =. B. Cook Z CO.
II ARGE AND Attractive SALE or
i. :. aospAr &. ~ h ias, q
g the store formerly occupied 81 Or - - =
y L: s: ss.. "a. 81 q:
ton y. s ss:. e1 ~. ss r. 49, s
nsxrtabie dishes, nurst1g Dishes
Wafer Pischers. buttsr pkhss
Cake Baskets. Gard essksss. Sugar Bowls
W. Mater; ss.. hsE osss: Ssslsss; CaI.
i q : '. = :.
By 10. B. Lyme. Auct.
PUBLIC SALE OF So ACREs or
TOW vALU cA WOOD LAND. ~ NILES m
ton. on MONDAY. The 18th q Nay, spon lie ~
mises st y o'clock. that valuable and bssnsifsiiy
Of Messrs Franklin stsarns add John Isrrsr. n
s ssn, 9s sasssh.ssd privately s ths Ih q -
4 not cold by that time ID win be laid 81 IN sossSs
can. after the 18th, DO .esn 10 ny once.
IL =
ZONE n nlsn'n " Or y minutes ride TO the city.
no LYME, Ases
Once over A Bodsksr's DRAG Sscss.
my la-aavslssh. then dtssth
HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALR.-By viz
= tue OF an order Of the Richmond Hsstinsu
1 az ut cases OF II. J. Denny. Joseph &. Hicks ecd
osorse A. nsiie 70. T. W. Dunn. shall pr0cesd %
ner OF fofh and Cary streets on MUNDAY the sSeS
=, tae present month. commencing q 10 O'clock ~
d. ne" Top bugxy. tappls grey Horss and
msnts ssSA'
TEsx.-ca.h. rBUTLRR. HccR.
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my 20-td

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Az VERY
" DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT, IN THE
TOWN OF SlDNEY.-ln pursuance of decree en-
tered in the Circuit Court OF the County of Henrco.
Oh the 9th day of May, laos, in the suit Of Yeatman
Duke, &c. shall proceed to sell, upon the pre-
misses, on W ED SESDAY, the 10Th day of May. at
o'clock r. M a very desirable house and lot in the
Town of Sidney, recently occupied by Mr. John NJ.
Duke The lot fronts 60 feet on Elmwood street, be-
tween W alnut and Park streets. and runs back $50
seet to an alley. The improvements thereon consist
of a very eoInmodious brick dwelling, two stories
hgh 18th the usual conveniences and well OF ex-
crlent water in the yard.
TEpMN-Cash
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WATCHES. CLOCKS. 40.

~ LOOK TO YOUR WATCH.
s IL pad to leave your fathers Watch
IN q store you know not well
40 DC repaired b. perfect boteh1
- For its time VIII never tell.
81 hard IL is when told to 90
=, To mon you never knew
10 some me store, all ontside show
tnstesd of BAR-rHU. LO.NEW.
~. u There was one gentle eye.
while Ia that store you'd 9riers
1. see him on that Watch 10 trv
loa would scarcely once believe,
puI 70 this city there arc men
VINO can repair your Watch all .hroueh
ana am one among those ten
And my names BAR.Tuo to-MEy
w., W BAkTH0L oMEW
"a0a ana CioeR Maker, cor 18th and Main sta
aPe Opposite American Hctal
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- r-grryzsvyyzr1 VIRGINIA CENTRAL
- ~Aasrae@eE4fH RAILROAD.
VIEW ARRANGEMENT TURF CGH TICKETS
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
On ard after MONDAY, 2tth instant. THROUGH
TICK Ers will be Issued this office 70 Baltimore,
Washington and Alexandria at the same rate as by
the other line.
Commenting with the lat of June, through tick,
Its to tho Springs will DO sold at Petersburg and
points farther South.
baggage checked through in all cases. and trsnt-
ferred without charge.
On the lat Of June. an Accommodation Train will
q run daily Except SuudAys,) between 6ord0ns-
vile .and Richmond, leaving Gordon,vile in the
morning nnl returning In the eTenng particu.
lars hereafter TH9s DOD SMEsD,
Genl Sup't.
N. II -T;ckets to Washington AMI Alexandria
rold sfte- this date
Office Va. Central Railroad Co.,
May 20th, 1873. my H-2w
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TAILORTN DC.

.ss WILLIAM STAGE, IA
"a Merchant Tailor, IA
E$ Corner nj BauK snd lith streets NE
~-s&- Richmond. Virginia. takes this p --l42-
p7rtnnity OF inf1rmic2 his flerdS and the punii
generally that be has commenced the above busi
a share Of lbliC patronage. ~ <. fees himself
CNmpetsni ir un over ~ years practice 10 England
aud america 10 give entire satisfaction TO all VINO
ma favor him with their orders Particular attFD-
tion paid 10 the cut snd ct of Pantaloons; trial
will ;utfce.
n p.-Boys' Clothing and Militia Uniforms mad,
IT. superior style. Caters on hand and made to
order Cltting and Repairing done to order. at
shortest notice. ma Inns
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J DEDUCTION IN COKE-The prices of

REDUCTION IN COKE The prices of
IL COKE, until further notice. will be a, follows:
Soft Lump observation-disclosures rer load.
soft liall Coke: 4& do.
Hard Coke. both grades. $50 do.
At these prices Coke is all things considered the
cheapest Fuel now offered, or likely to be offered in
the market, during the coming season.
TREas-CIsh on dslirery or on demand.
~ Yards l0ih street and Basin and corner
BYRD and 9th, South side Canal.
my lS--ts JNO WERTH Agent
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xns> Assemble at the Broad Street Hotel, on
IST$Stf TUESDAY, 18Th instant. at O'Clock,
10y NJ in full III iform armed with ssbres
Only, aud dism united. for the transaction Of very
important company business aud for the purpose
Of visiting the encampment OF the LIST Regiment OF
Virgin Volunteers at Ashland. Purctuslity i'll
assembling is strictly eIJoined. as the cars leave
pfecisely TT O'Clock, A Nj.
Those who cannot Join in the excursion to Ash
Ilnd may withdraw after rUll-cali.
ORDER No. 2-The Troop will parade at the Fair
Grounds, mounted and tuily equipped tor inspec-
ton ON TUESDAY, the 18th of June at O'clock. for
the purp of celebrating their fourth anniversary
BY order of Col. DAVIS.
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rhhloh eUn DoSto ',,
r---F s-sss THE steamer GEO. PEABODY, vii.
leave hIchm JHd for Baltimore every "WEDNESDAY
norninz at s O'Clock where she will connect with
the 30 too steamer that leaves Baltimore every
Satn ebay afternoon aud arrive at Boston he follow
ina Tuesday. -
90 ii. will he delivered through 10 Boston with
moro expo by this route and at moderate rate
OF freight
LUDLAM Il WATSON,
mr. its Office opposite Ste ameT's Whsrves
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DIasoLUTIoNa. 40.

NOTlCE.-The CO par tner, hip hereto
y fore existing between ALLISON. FAY a RI.
LON, Is this day dissolved By nut sl consent Tia
business will hereafter be conduc ed by
MELLON a. SON
Thankful for past ;avors, respectfully solicit a
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sAM'L s COTTRELL, | c,,,,,,-.
A II COURTN NVhA 10

COUkTNEf,
JAS NJ TAYLOR Il Son, Aucts. my III
The above mentioned property viii be sold on
there named) at O'Clock, y. n.
IS CUTTRELL.o Co,,,..
myN C0URrEEY,) o
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF TWO
IA BRICK DWELLINGS, With TWO VACANT
LOTS ADJOINING, UN MARSHALL AND 9th
STREETS, AT AUCTl0N.-By virtue Of q decree
Of the Circuit Court of the county OF Henrico pro-
nuunced the 7th day OF May, 1855 in the case Of
Lumpkin's Admir- Va. Lumpkin. &C 4, l shall, as Adj
ministrator of Margaret p Lump kin. offer for sale.
at public auction, upon the premises, on M0NDA
the 7th day OF Jnne, 1885, at o'clock Z. NJ. brick
dwellings and lots, situated at the corner OF Mar
shall and cath streets, and known as the late resi-
dence Of Mrs III. z. Lumpkin. One OF the lots has
front Of sos feet anu the other fronts 81 feet,
ing back 10 an alley 30 feet wide.
The vacant lots adjoining front each 80 feet, and
iun back l5p feet TO alley 80 feet wide.
TERHs-Une-third cash; balance at and years,
for bonds bearing interest title TO be retained until
the whole purchase money is paid and conveyance
directed by the Court JSO HUTCHESON
admir- OF Margaret Lumpkin, decd.
JAS TAYLOR Il Soy, Aucts my -
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~T A SMALL TOW BOAT.

. -maiI I1IW BOAT. IS feet keel. beam % feet am
~. Of - horse power She ia only four years old
peri city. sound, ard in good order. sad will b.
sold l1w as hsr owner has no further nse for her
For farther particulars apply to -
mr. I5-ts o UASEISS
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BOARDING. -

Mrs. ]. J. FRY has two w. -.
asA Portable Rooms. which ali, =. CON-
nv ae.snce between TN ana ssS Tsan e Isv
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SHIPPING.

II FOR BALTlMUhE VIA Nuh
- hLK.-The good Schr PLIGHT Capt
North having a norton at her cargo eng sged will
have d i,paich. For RENE inder OF cary o. apply TO
my ly-Iw W II C0LQUITT Co
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--hA61C..-
COAL.

A NTHRACITE CUAL.-I am receiving
-; n orders for the best quality RED ASH ANTHRA
CITE COAL, to be delivered In the month of June
at s. 80, each. per ton of 2240 pounds / am also
prepared to deliver CL0YE.s HILL COAL at the
lowest market price. WRIT ROBERTS.
Dealer in Anthracite and Clover Hill Coal
ofiice. cerncr 18th and Dock sts., Richmond, Va
my Ism
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81 IA RICHMOND TROT-
<&1sSx.E FswT4pN~ TING PARK. -MATC II
-S-EssEsNN RACE for 500 a side, mile
A--~heats. host three in Ave, to
harness, on MONDAY. oath inst. At o'clock z. II.
Mr.. - enters brown horse David Wood
Mr.. C. Wagner .nters bay horse Independence.
eS- Gate Fee 81 cents.
my lS-ti C. WAGNER Proprietor.
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BY e. b. Cook & Co.

rITY.OF RICHMOND, TO WIT: At
~ Rules held In the Clerks Office Of the Court OF
ustjncs for the said city ON Monaay the Sd day OF
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CLOTHING, CLOTHING Spring Cas-
~ simere SHIFTS. by express to day. Also. hand
some lot Black Frock Goats; Fancy and Black CASH
mere Pants: Fancy and hack sil' Vests. all styles
Goats Fancy Mars, lilies aud Duck Pants; beautiful
lot Side Band Cassmere Vests. Large AMI veil-se-
iected stock Of Boys Clothing Just received ana
ready for tale large and handsome lot Furn, shing
Goods all selling at low prices, for cash. At
N WALKER cog,
myg I03, corner Main and 18th SITS.
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~ q. E1a,..,s Caa.n.

foT u ElaLzSl lss-aal-
A Comparison between tho New and
Old School Presbyterian Churches in
their latest Decisions on the Slavery
Question.
The Ncw School say the Church Of
Christ clnno. lcgislatc whore Christ has
not.
The old School say we cannot make
law. where Christ has not.
The Neyv school say we cannot prescribe
terms of membership which the Son Of
/ God ha not.
The Old School say we cannot make
term. O: membership which Christ has
Y not.
The Ncw school say the slave-holdins
relation is not a sim.
Tn, u,I school say tooiFirm slavery 10
boa sim. would contradict many Of the
/ rlaira-tras-lcr. Of the Scripture
/ The New School saw slavcry is no bar to
/ Christian communion.
The old School saw slavery is no bar TO
/ Christian communion.
The New school say it Us right to discip-
| line members Cor c-rrltic- to slaves.
Tho Oh school say the Church cannot
I rnmav. slavery, nor make their condition
any h.tter.
Tho New school Ms the spirit of their
synod i.aeafu-t the agitation of slavery.
The u.I school SLY we dcplor" the pc
u..1u- of Analiu1ui-t- a. tending 20 the
disruption oft trc Church.
Thus. IEa the irons on the railroad
track .F,. both begin and end at the
..m.rg.r.-. TIE chat spends Dis tim" in
making % difference between the present
r,-.fla of ,he-a .vo bodies on slavery.
/ f.,. r -.r.r- .or small mattcr-.'
Whom pr. Newton shows q law in the
| OH school Church to cut of. or even CEN
.ura member Garholdiug slave since he
Ier5 them. then may hc write and exhort
i'm an agony over us. 1t is the shccrest
nonsense for amy man 20 drag out the old
fmc-o'day winnings over slavery as an
own. uttered whom the Old School Church
existed mainly in the North, where the
I c,,rrt. and other circumstances, well
r'eH.a.rel both master and servant.
! L,s mo- Presbyterian Of sense be dis
/ .utagl in Dis confidence in our great ma
I t5ual. conservative, Presbyterian Church,
1 Or be led away with DIR. Ncwton's little
synod.
Whom Dr. Newton goes back, prior 10
1857. he very cautiously avoids letting his
readers know that he was a member Of
our Assembly, and is, to day, equally re.
lon-iblc for the quoted winnings Of 10y
gone years. I'M so writing dear Doctor
" thou caudcmnest thyself."
| Itis,vidcn. from the resolutions Of the
| old School emily in 1915. that they ar,
twelve years ahead of DR. Newton in get
| ancon purely Southern platform. Ans
they say i'm l.46. minutes, page 2l9,l w'
HAY. taken no further action since Isl
on sr,yrry. W. G.. EMERSON.
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The state of Mississippi,

JASPER COUNTi.
In the Probate Court. December Term, 4. d.
1858.
To Needham McLendOn, Rebecca Will
liams, LUcretia Jones, Susan Kelly, and
David Kelly, her husband. Elizabeth
Nicholson, and Daniel Nicholson, her
husband, Martha Hickman, and D.
Hampton Hickman, her husband, Dan
el Nicholson, Sandy Nicholson, Catha-
rine Gordon, and - Gordon, her hus-
band, Mary Ann Shows. and Shows,
her husband and Elizabeth Evans. and
Thomas Evans, her husband, q. Kelly,
Martha Kelly, and John Kelly, children
and representatives of - Nicholson,
deceased, and legatees Of the estate Of
WILLIAM MCLENDON. deceased:
NOU are hereby cited to be and appear
i before the Honorable. the Probate
Court OF said County, at the Courthouse
in the town Of Paulding, on the first Mon
day Of February next, then and there to
answer the petition of James J. shannon,
Executor of the last viii and testament Of
the said William McLendon, deceased, for
the sale Of certain slaves therein mention
toned, and show cause, if any you can,
why said sale should not be made accor-
ding to the prayer of said petitioner, and
further to do and suffer such things rs shall
be ordered in the premises.
- Given under my hand and seal
SEAL of Office, this 18th day of De-
NV cember. A. D. 1858.
THOMAS W. GRAYSON, Clerk.
Dec. Is, 1858. lost