davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-17

Ship Sparkling Wave, Saunders from Matapzas
for Falmouth, e. put into Savannah 18th Inst short
banded-both the mates and one seaman having
died Of yellow fever
drunken father undertook to chsstise an nm.
dutiiul SOB nearly as large ~ himself. Ia the sec
ond Ward, On the 4th VI July, says the Louisville
Journal, but fell suddenly down-prostratsd by .
s0R Sfr0kei
The city colieetorship Of Wheeling. Va, has
been declared vacant. There IL . deficiency Of
nearly $500 in the collectors account.
The United States steam frisass Pswhatan, Com.
pearson sailed FROM Singapore on ths 9th Of Nay
for Hong Kong.
c. Il. /. Dudley. . student at Madison University,
Hamilton. New York, WAS drowned While bathing
ON the 12th inst.
Prore, who killed Lieut. Msgrudsr, U. 8. A It
MarysvIlie, has been acquitted BY the civil antho
rites there.
WIN. H. Reynolds and A. J. De Witt have become
editors and proprietors Of the Bedford, Va, Demo
crat.
A burial caae which uAs on board the IN fAtsd
Central America. has been thrown ashore nsss
Beaufort, n. @.
Henry Sesstsdt died ofsuu stroke near rarksrs-
burg. VI. lat week.
The Jackson fTsnp) whig b out for J. J. Crit
tandem, Of kensAcky. Cor Presiisas u 1850.
Hon. Thos. n. Sci mour. y. 3. Miniater 20 Ean.a,
y expected home II Noyemter.
8 No. Nasey. 0sdfsy - hillsd " lightaiae =
1figspert ca ~ - ush tsass ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-17

LATER FROM BRAzIL--Per bark Robuck, at New
York, We have the Journal du C5mercio of Rio to
June the 9th two days later than the news re-
struction of the railroad between Nitherohy aud
'>ampos, near Rio. had been formally authorized
aid Incorporated, and the frst instaInent on the
subscription list called for. The contract would
probably be awarded to the Ameri IAN engineers
sho had undertaken part OF the Pedro Segundo
Railway The report of the failure Of The Srs. Lila
sallol and sons, of Buepos Ayres, aud their house
Rio de Janero, il contradicted by the Journal
The exports of Coffee from Rio during the month
TO June 9, amounted to 49, ,9l2 bags.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-17
QUITE REFRESHING THESE HOT

TO ba sure, it's refreshing to take cool trip,
~ the railroad or mnibus, (it costs but afip.)
TO the coolest and healthiest part of the town
For - such, you may surely mark shockoe Hill
down
And on that cool hill, there is cool place,
Where you coolly sit down in the warmest days,
And get what you want in the housekeeping line,
At prices which make you feel cool aud feel fine.
This is at sCHAAP GUS. corner of Br sd and
Third Streets wht you at least IS per cent in
getting your Crockery and Glassware, Table Cutie
ry, Tea Trays, Silverplated and britannia Castors
Ioffee and Tea P0is, spoons, etc, Looking Glasses
aud an endless variety OF Housekeeping and Fancy
aoods.
few left of those splendid Pocket Knives. selling
at Just half tneir value to close out the lot, at
SCHAAP CUS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-17
[OOsalsrOsDlsuI ., rHs ncHnosD DAlIr DnrArca,]
GoEDoxsyIILE, Orange county. Va, /
Juiy I1fh. 1888.

although, while on your way to some cool and
shady retreat In Western yi.giuia, you may have
caught transient glimpse from the iron horse, OF
car toNu, yet, among the thousands, Who read
the dispatch, presume there good many
who never sasc, ID some who never heard Of Cor
donsville. To such propose giving sketch Of
this INTEREST," lg little embryo city and vicinity
~ - sitnated in the lower cornes Of Orange coun-
AZ The luncsioa OF the Aiexa 1dria aud Central
Railroads At the point where the two roads coa-
meet, there 10 . long curve, forming kind Of se-
micircie, In which are some ffty or sixty houses,
OF almost every size shape and color, aud sch IL
the strange ir.egularity displayed in the laying
oue Of the place, that any one would suppose, at
nrst sight, that Ii had been visited by . tornado
It's unsightIy appearance, however, is more than
compensated for BY the intelligence, indastry and
hospitality OF its iDhabitans, aud II there 10 any
place under heaven peculiarly favored with the
smiles OF the fairer portion of humanity, Il is this
Last Monday passed Of quite agreeaby with us;
apart from the natural feelings Of joy inspired by
The great annisersary--the occasion was rendered
still more Interesting ty being the commencement
of the Female Institute, of this place, conducted
by Rev D. b. Ewing At about IL A. III !, some
four or five hnnd ed persoas had collected beneath
q spacious arb0r erected on green plat, shaded
by venerable oaks, through whose thick foliage
Old Sol did not intrude q single scorching ray
The exercises were opened with prayer by the
Rev- DR.. Quar,es. Alter which, the audience
highly entertained, for about an hour and half,
with lecture by DIR. Hoge OF your city. The
dress. After dwelling briefly upon the great
events which the day commemorated, and drawing
beautiful contrast between the condition of the
country when its boundless forests echoed to the
wild whopp of the painted savage, and its present
civilization and prosperity; he descanied most el.
oquently upon the advantages aud importance OF
female education, giving bio, 'ea passant," to
various evil CUSTOMS among which, dueiling shar-
ed bis most bitter denunciation After the lecture
the company repaired to the Fair Rooms where
rich embroideries, beautiful baskets, shasis,
scarfs aud useful aud ornamental fabrics. too nu-
mere US to mention, including considerable spriu-
kie of piucushons and artificial rats, sold TO
the beaux, who, Of course, could not resist the ap-
peals of the lovely, smiling veEders. The Insti
tute is 10 very fourishing condition and the
cess which has crowned this, the first session,
while augurs the future prosperity of the school
is also very complimentary TO its very popular and
highly esteemed Principal.
The weather has been very warm for several
days past The corn crop is very backward and
the prospects for good yield, very gloomy. My
paper is out. Yours, truly,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-17

MARBLE ORNAMESrs.-The Baltimore Sun notices
a set of novel marble ornaments, imported for
William Mcdonald, Esq. of that city. The set lie
composed IF seventeen pieces, viz: Two sofas, five
feet in length; two tete a-tetes, two arm chairs,
ten lawn stools, and fountain representing bear
claspiug a maa, who has stabbed the animal to
the heart. The marble from which the pieces are
carved was quarried in France, aud worked in
Italy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-17

BAD RoAD-The Prince Il Wales who is only
seventeen years old, bid fair to become worthy
to the last Prince of Wales-the very fact
George ~. The Prince, it is reported. to the ho
Of bis mother, the Queen, has been detected ia
intrigue with one Of the ladies waiting to her
Majesty. The result was the immediate sendiug Of
the precocious youth on visit of penitence into
Ireland. This incident will perhaps delay the es-
tablishment of the young Prince in his own house
"a measure to which her Majesty had given con-
sent, and which was soon to be realized.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-17

DESTRUCTION OF YOUNG Corn BY WILD PIGEONS
The wild pigeons in Marion county, Ohio, are be.
coming terribly destructive, literally sweeping
the late planted corn fields clean, pulling up the
sixteen acres. another eighteen, another ten and
on. They cannot be driven away, for when fl red
at they only rise to alight again within few
Hundreds and thousands OF them have been
slaughtered within q few days by the citizens
but the numbers do not seem to diminish in the
least.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-17

To KEEP CooL.-The best mode of keeping build
ings cool aud free from flies during the 'dog day s.
is to open all the windows and Gcors for an hour
two before sunrise, to fill every accessible
portion OF the building with the COOL fresh air, of
the morning, and then to close them sufficient to
keep out the sun aud light. The cold air within
will serve as barrier to the entrance of the heat
during the day, and tho darkness to the entrance
of the flies aud other ts.-eientifc american
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-17

IMPORTATION AND CONSUMPTION OF WISE-Isn
million. three hundred and thir,yfix thousand.
light hundred aud forty eight gallons OF wine
were imported into the United Kingdom. ia th,
year ending Dec 81, 1857. The quantity charged
with duty for home consumption, was seven mil
lion forty two thousand and forfy-two gallons, and
on the day named. thirteen and half million gal
ions rem aimed under bond 10 the United Kingdom
The return from which we derive these figures,
shows s7.763 gallons of wine were imported fron
south Africa last year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-17

LONDON DnAPIDATED.-t according to the London
Times, considerable portions of the city are iu a
state of dilapidation already beyond the power of
renovation, except by reconstruction. The Times
proposes large expenditures for this purpo-s. 1t
says:
''If things go on in the present wa re shall
soon have to leave off boasting of Eng.va comfort
The word will be as inapplc able to M country as
the epithet merry in the old ba,iaJs. Here are
100000 of us living in London a manner which
is every day becoming more more upbearabIe
Foreigners have always been disappointed in Lon
don, but wa-days they astonIshed, not to say
disgusted. No doubt some improvements have
been made new districts have arisen, better built
and better drained than the old but they ar at the
extremities, and London proper is becoming more
foul and dingy and diapiaated and stinkiBg every
day. The Partisan, the Viennese, the New Yorker
is surprised at the meanness of the houses the
closeness aud smalness of the shops aud the gene
raj slovenliness and want Of care which meet the
eve on every side. The Londoner seems to have
no idea of pulling down a house. Whether from
want of enterprise or from bad system of tenure
vast districts in the most advanta. .eous situations
tre covered with wor, htess houses. which are al
lowed to stand. and become worse aud worse year
~, until they tumble down otherwise cease to
De habitable"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-17

MONUMENT TO DRAvERY.-The Washington Union
states that the subscriptions TO erect a suitable
monument to the memory of Stewart Holland, the
young hero who amid the horrors attending the
last hours before the sinking of that ifs ted ship.
(-he ATctic stood firmly at MS gun, firing signals,
the last OF which doomed across the ocean the
waves were curling about his feet, havo been sut
icient to carry out the desga.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-17

- FOR REST-On hurch Hill. near
Sss the corner of 18th lrd Clay streets. the very
desirable rssideOce, now occupied by DIR Knox. DR.
KnoX desisD TsuUvine 20 the house on 2sIh street
next th" Presbyterian church. and will give posses
sion after July i5tn. Application to made to
HANL0N,
At Spencss Clothing st re-
Rem. siT5, ,y lQ-7ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-17

DlGNIFIED.-The Syracuse Journal, wishing to tell
the editor Of the Albany Kuickerbocker Inar he
ties avoids that yuigariy by the method OF
scripturai reference, and assures the Albany man
that he is perfectly wellawar that he guilty OF
the sin for which Ananias WAS struck down by al
indignant Deity.v
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-17

Ss FOR RENT-The house occupied
Ss;:i by Mrs. Burton. on franklin street containing
i've or six rooms besides basement with well of
water and good kitchen in the ard. Rent to a gooi
tenant mod rate, and possession had in few days.
kor terms, &c, apply TO
R0 B LYME, Agent,
JyT-ts Office over A Bodeker's Drug store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-17
g F0K SALE "A MUST lESlRA

stS ron GALL "A MUcl lEoihA-
SD BILE REsfDENCs FOR Saloon CHURCH
Ii LL.-the subs, ribsr viii sell on very mmo-
dating tCrn- fbar rsirsbie hrlcA DIV Fs.LlNt situ
ai-a u she corner If 18th aud Clay streets Church
Hi II cGa5ains ro"mS above basement, aud 2 iu
til asseai-Dt. it has in she } srd good brick
kiche0 with To0ns sneke honse pubp. &c The
'r0nts oi 2IastFret IS ieet sbnS back l3! feet
10 aa alley iu 5eef wide For ;urtbef iuI- Imatiou
ply to tae subs ;riber or TO Mes rs Go'din Il Ap-
p-roon. +. V. SUTTON, JR,
~ q-iz
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-17

FROM THE FIsHEaIEs "A correspondent of the
Newburyport, Mass, Herald, writing from Mar.
biehead, says that the isbiug schooner Florence
arrived there last Thursday, from the Western
Banks, with 1900 fl ii. She brings good reports
from some Of the fshiug feet that she spoke on
her homeward passage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-17

81 FOB RENT-And possession given
Es4 in few days. the large and desirably located
dwelling. corner OF 5th and franklin streets, now
occupied by xTs c Burton, a Boarding House,
for which il is admirably adapted. Apply TO
THOMAS W ID DJSWEEL,
Receiver of Browns Administrator,
23-ts Burton. &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-17

ass FOk aEAT-A very desirable room
81 our s ore. Possession given Immediately
To "a goJd tenant, terms moderate. apply at the
stgre to sfEEBtNS x PULLEN
~ a-ts Corner 9th and Broad SITS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-17

DOUBLE MURDER IN LouIsIASA-The alexandria
la Democrat, OF the 10Th uit, says: Fifteen or
twenty miles from Alexandria, in Hoiioselts prai
rie. lived an old Spanish widow lady, Nine Wban,
with her son, ten or twelve years old, and her
daughter, seven or eight. On Sunday evening,
9th ult., ber house having remained locked ior
several days, the neighbors, suspectng ai was nos
right, forced the d, or, and then 70 their astonis
ed eyes was presented the appalling spectacle Of
the murdered mother and daughter The mothers
head was split open, with bloody axe iying on one
side. aud her body pierced with large bowie.
knife, lying on the other side. The child hsd
been shot in the head with buckbhot. The dou
blebarrelled shot gun, the sou and the horse we'e
missiag. The boy may have committed the foul
deed, or some fond may have slaia the mother sud
daughter, and then taken the Spaniah boy CT 70
sell him,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-17
- REAL ESTATE
E.a NEAR sTAUNTON,

E.a NEAR sTAUNTON,
At A BARGAIN!
A COMFORTABLY FRAME DIV ELLING q HOUSE
and ordinary sized BLACKSMITH SH' p, with
FOUR ACRES OF LAND attached, on the line OF
the Virginia Ca utrat Railroad. within mile OF
S'auut0n. will be sold by BOWERS, SNYDER
CARTER. AT A DARGAIy as they are desrous of clio
sing up the business OF their late copartnership
soon practicable. 1t has the advantage Of Wa.
tesPower. and is well located for conducti5g small
fGuuGry business.
Inquire Of n. X. TROUT. Esq, Stauntop, Va. or
ASA SNYDER, at the Richmond Stove Works,
je 16-3m Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-17
, OAK LAWN FOX sALE-The

81 subscriber wishing to decline houset eepipc
offs fr ssla this delightful residence situated on
Gr5ve streti, hiteen minutes drive West from the
e!ty Of Richmond Ihe tract contains - acres In
sile state Of cultvatiofa portion o! IL devoted to
market gsrsen, containing large strawberry and
a<cs~Asns beds, &c. &C. 1t has an old and ycung
frul-bearieg orchard, containing $50 trees of the
C6oic st }tct'sps embracing apple, pear, peach.
cherry ana ounce tress; also. grape vines, andal
fhe oshor email fruits
The place is an old family residence but has been
eccapied several years by the subscriber who has
entirely renovated and nodernised il, improving
Whist WAS 90 ~ a1d adding what needfu 10
make IL what il at the most delightful sneur
ban residences about the city Of Richmond. z he
hUnse, whsch is eatrViy new. is All Italian Villa,
with heavy Swiss oTnamentiug. style OF arshitec
ture admirably suued ~ this climate. The inside
finish il rich and modern, embracing marble man
trls siiv,r plated door knobs and bell knobs Ac.-
Thsre nine rooms sax OF large size IL is situa.
ted Us 'ert from the street having fine spaciou
lawn 10 'front.' with agniicent oak trees of rativ.
crsNih There is good kitchen Ind other out
houses The neighborhooi is uneyceptionabie.-
III" 70, alton perfectly healthy.
l. wit be slsd entire in lots to snit Purchasers.
II srd were desir,d. il could be had Inmedi.
atei5 AdI0iuing, NJ n reasonable price.
S-'Iue-tH HiTG cash: balauce ca time from one
t. ~ years for negotiable notes. bearing interest.
asi secured by trust jeea Improved city proper
e. would be taken in exchange.
Persons wishing 90 purchase, may apply to GOD
DIN 4 ApPEkS0N, or on the premises 20
iv .3-IGt l.. =. SQUIRE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-17
. FOR RENT.-Those newly erect

@s FOR RENT.-Those newly erect
Ed ed Brick Tenenlents on Cary street, between
IN and 6sh. They are well adapted for Grocery
st0Tee or any kind Of retail business They contain
rocIns, besides the store room, and are well adapt
Cd fer the accommodation ef families, having all
cessary conveniences. Possession given immediate
V. To good teuants, the rent will be moderate.-
Apply to +. Y. RAGLAND d CO.,
ia Ats Lumber Dealers. Marshall street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-17

~ HoDsoN's HAN Currlno, SnAvlro
IND sHAMPooTSs SALOON. nader The American IIo-
el-entrance on llth street
N.B-Hot. Cold and Shower BARNS can 10 had e
u hours Single Bath - cents q t1eksts for ons
7Ol3ar. n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-17

CONVICTION. os.-Charles Barrett, was found guilty
in Washington, Thursday, Of the murder of Reeve
Lewis: and Henry Williams, his companion at the
time. was declared guilty of mauslaughter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-17
At kules held in The

Clerk s & flee of the Circuit Court of the City Of
sichmond. on the lst Monday in July. lit being tne
5th day of the monthly
Henry Hyman, Plaintiff,
against
w Pyle and Barnett Pyle, partners
in business, under the name and stJl-
of a Pyle l. Bro. Defendants. IN DEBT
and upon an attachment returned executed.
The object OF this suit Is to of the defend
ants, one thousand, one hundred aud eight dollars
with legal interest 1864 50. part thereof from the
iSth day OF December 1881, and $743 81 the resi-
1ue Thereof, from the l9 h day OF December 1857
tin payment; and affidavit having been made aud
filed that the defendants above named are non resi-
dsnts OF this Commonwealth, the said defendants
sre notified to appear within one mcnth alter due
aubl ca IN hereof, and do what necessary to pro-
tect their interest in this suit.
A Copy-Teste,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-17

A MopHL Tows --It 10 stated, upon the authori
~ OF the orator Of the day, the 9th Instant for
the town Of Peru--a town Of about 1000 inhabi-
tanfs on the Green Mountains IN the Southern
Ii ere has not been criminal prosecution In that
town; nor lpwsuit Of any kind within two
years. that there 10 not nov pauper o. . drunk
ard 10 ,hs towL, and that. during the festivities Of
the 4tis, Lot . person vas seen ~ all % ~ =
eau,d he discovered upder the influence Of liquor.
II l. just 70 add that prohibtory iiqaor law has
forcs there.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-17

TRADE CARRIED 0RF.-The Lynchburg Virginian
states that OF the one hundred and nifty counties
in the Stale II Virginia. here Is not less than d iiy
the trade of which is wholly lest to US. The large
and popuious counties bordering on the Ohio
river trade with Cincinnati; the counties Of the
Northwest, and those adjoining Maryland, and
several In the Valley, trade with Baltimore
The Eastern Shore counties, ths Northern Neck
counties, and several Of those on lower tdswatsf,
sIso trade with Baltimore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-17
D~ BIAokD.saY BnAxIY-A mo.,

desirable and eocisns preparation for the distsses
attendant UPON the present hvt season. sueh as IF
arrboea. wans OF tone ana weakness Of stomach and
bowels This article has been extensively suld by
general sa. isfacton Call and try bottle. 81 "a
Drug aud Prescription store Of
-, JNO w. GARLICY. !.
Market Place, Franklin street.
iy9 ts 7T ~ V77- e RirhSns.A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-17

STEAMBOATS, BURNED.-The steamers Arctic and
Great West were burned Thursday evening at the
Marine railway, two miles below Pittsburg Pa
The loss is estimated st tthirtythree thousand dol
lara.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-17

! ne ftn Gay OF June, 1865: a.
John saunders. Committee of
George Saunders, an insane person,
Plaintiff,
against
Benjamin Smoot and Eliza his
wife, Hughes Saunders, Eyremont
saunders, - Norveil and Martha
his wife, William saunders f3enia
min Smoot, (son Of samuel Smoof IN cHANcERf.
and Ma tina his wife, both decd
and the o'het chsIdrea Of Nelssu
Saunders. decd whose names are
unknown aud the other children
Of W lillian Saunders, decd whose
names are unknown, and otaers
Defendants.
Tue object of this suitis toobtan )ecree for the
sale OF 4 tract of about two huudred and ei2htesn n
acres CT land. lying on branch vi TuckahOe creek
iii the county OF oochiand. which belongs TO the
said George Saunders. who ia insane. and to have
the proceeds Of said sale in vested under the ,irrc.
ion Of the said Court for the use and benefit of the
said George Saunders -
itapeearing oy affidavit fled that the d, !.
tendantss Benjamin smoot and Eliza his wife
hughes SAUNDERS Eyremeut Saunders - Noryel
md Martha his wlfe. William saunders, Benjamin
Smoot, (sou OF Samuel Smoot ana Martha his wife,
10th deeeasedo and the parties unknown, {, wit !:
tue other cbil,ireNof Nelson SAUNDERS dec d. whore
names are unknoSh, and the other caiIdren OF vii.
lam Saunders. decd, w names are unknown
are not residents Of this States 1t ia ordered that
they appear within mon IN after due pu nj cation
of this order and do what is necessary to protect
their interest ACopJ-Teste
~ le-lawsw* X MILLER. &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-17

SFs FOR SALE The three Frame
Ees Tenements. on the north size Of Broad street
IstSceu brooke Avenue and Adams street are for
sale. The location is excellent for aby retail bust
sL<0-Tw0 brick Tenaments on the north side of
B-rd. tween 10th aud iith streets,
fEsxs Very accommodating. Apply to
is kAEGAMIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-17

az ROOM FOR RENT.-ne offer for
FL rent one large. airy ROOM ON second floor
~ It's MCCARTHY IL SON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-17
JAMES ELLErT. Crk.
VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Court Of the City of
Richmond on the lst Monday in Juiy lit bain0 the

Tie ClIcult Court OF the City OF
Richmond, on the lst Monday in July, lit being the
tn day OF the month }
VIM A Bradley, Plrintlff,
against
Hall Nelson, Defendant. ! IN DEBT
and upon an attachment returned executed
The object of this suit is to recover of the defend
ant, two ihousand dollars, with legal interest there
N from tho lst day OF Nay ,le54, till pay ment; and
affidavit having been made and filed that the de-
iandant above named is non resident of the COIa-
monweelth. the said defendant is o'fed TO appear
within one month after due publication hereof and
20 what is necessary to protect his interest in this
suit. A Copy-Teste,
JAMES ELLETT, Crk.