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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-16
1.-The private does the lighting,
The captain cnts swell;
The major doss the blowing,
And Tho priv.ra pegfp hall

Mr. Fisk's estimate was within bounds at the
time when made, and doubtless Mr. Kupsr and
Mr.. Whitcomb have made proper notifications on
| account II changes in labor and currency, and
the proposed adoption of temporary for permanent
structures at points where 1t may be considered
economcal to place them.
No one at all competent to judge entertans q
doubt as to the entire capability OF these two gem
tlemen to make a reliable report on the sutj jact
Mr.. Whitcono has had much experience ~ heavy
work, and MIR. Kuper perhaps more. This latter
gentleman, now In charge Of the work at the
western end Of the Virginia Central railroad, was
for a long time previous to ana at the time
OF the suspension Of the work by the war.
not one Of the many sub assistants IN one OF
the many parties, but the principal assistant
engineer to the chief engineer, Mr. Fisk. Mr.
kuper adds to strict integrity and too modest de-
portment-O! rare fault-a long and extensive
experience, and is, in the opinion OF some judges,
without superior, and has but few equals, rs 4
practical locating and constructing railroad en-
Siaeer.
When the time arrives to select chief engineer
for the covington and Chic railroad-an appoint
ment Of vital importance to the company-.he
powers that be Will not have far to seek for their
man. This point, however, iS beloved to be
pretty well settled.
Vote the subscription, citizens; for without ca
jolinS you with the b-iief that The road can DO
Dniit in an impractc4bls IL not impossi BILE time,
yet there be no d. .ubt that when built the
effect will be to greatly and immediately enhance
ths material interests Of the city. l..
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THE NELSON AND LEWIS STATUEs.-The
cost of bringing these two statues from
Europe to the Capitol Square was S2,56O.
The items are as follows: From Bremen to
New York, 600 in gold; from New
York to Richmond, 5000; wharfage at
Rockets, $40; hauling them from the
wharf to the Square, 500. The statues
were brought at the owners risk from Eu-
rope to this city, and were hauled from
the wharf to the Square at the risk Of the
teamster, Mr.. Bossieux. The statues were
on the wharf only short time, but $40
had to be paid for the privilege.
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auction Sales THIS D1y.

GRUBBs & WILLIAMS win sell on the premises
at l2 o'clock II. q valuable farm in Hanover
on the Virginia CeLtrai railroad, twelve and q
half miles from Rchmo
JOHN A. JONES. trustee. will sell IN front Of the
court house In yorktown, Va, to-day, two
valuable tracts Of land Ia York county.
SAMPSON JONES, JR.. & co. will sell at their
warehouse this morning at los o clock we'll
assorted stock OF groceries, wines, liq uors, Sc.
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THE AUCTIoNEER's CAsEs.-On Friday
last Messrs. f. B. Cook, Il. Porterteld
Taylor, Thomas W. Keesee, L. II. Luck,
E. w. Powell, W. +. Fisher, W. x. Smith,
and F. P. Harris, appeared before the
Hastings Court to answer the charge OF
unlawfully selling at auction goods,
wares, merchandise, and other articles at
a place in the city of Richmond known as
Council Chamber Hill, without having OBJ
tanned license as auctioneers." After an
examination all the party, with the ex-
ception Of Mr.. Cook, were discharged.
Mr.. Cooks counsel contended that as he
had regular license he had the right to
sell anywhere in the city. The case was
given to a jury, which failing to agree,
were discharged, and the case continued
until the next term.
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SLAUGHTER PENs.-The slaughter pens
have finally been all driven out OF New
York, as they ought to have been years
ago. But New York should 90 further
and place the business of butchering and
supplying meats for the consumption OF
the immense population which is gathered
together there under perfect system OF
police. No animal should be killed until
it had passed the inspection of the proper
officer, and the killing should be under
police in o great establishment-or seve'
raj of them-built according to law and
official direction. The French system !:
the best in the world. 1t is economical
and clearly protects the community from
diseased meat which, without such pro-
lection, occasions many deaths.
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ANOTHER Big APPLE.-A gentleman re-
siding near Williamsburg, sent up per
steamer Sylvester on Saturday, for the
Dispatch, an apple of enormous proper
tions. 1t weighs twenty three ounces.
We trust that our numerous friends among
the fruit growers will keep in view the Po-
mological exhibition to take place in Rich
mond next mouth.
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A Man ARRESTED ON THE CHARGE OF
STEALING S3l ,000.-On Saturday morning
Detective Tyler arrested man named Ao-
ner Marks, on the charge of having stolen
SCI 900 from the Adams Express Company.
The robbery was committed about fifteen
months ago, shortly after which a man was
arrested on the charge and locked up in
the Nashville, Tennessee, Jail, but man.
aged to escape before the time appointed
for his trial; since then he has been at large:
It is supposed that Abner is the escaped
prisoner; hence his arrest. He is now IN
the First station house. Our reporter in
quired at the Express Office mere, puS
could not ascertain the exact locality of
the robbery. 1t is thought it was commit
ted in Tennessee.
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THE NEW NATION "BAwLER. R."-Satur-
dav w. 81. Turner alias Tanner, better
known as the carrier Of the Ne.D Nation
and inciter of disturbances, appeared be-.
fore the Mayor to answer the charge OF
creating disturbance in the street, at
tempting to incite riot, using insulting
language, threatening to take possession! OF
the house of Mr.. Henry Montz, and being
very violent and disorderly generally.
Important witnesses being absent, the
Mayor continued the case until Tuesday,
and required the accused to give 5000 Sc
curity for his appearance. Hunnicutt Of
fered himself as security, was accepted,
and Tanner departed.
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FLouR.-Very large quantities of -four
are now reaching Richmond uia James
river and Kanawha canal and the Virginia
Central railroad. The larger portion comes
by rail-, and is from the Virginia Valley.
The Valley brands are becoming highly
popular, and many Of our merchants are
exerting themselves to secure the trade Of
the Valley,
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Court Orders.


W IRGI n ! AIT Rules held in the
Y Clerks office for the Circuit Court of Chester
field county on the first Monday In September,
1867
deceased, Plaintiff,
against
David McDan efendant.
the following real estata OF tho defendant to witt
two parcsls containing forty five acres, near the
county OF Chesterfield. fourteen mites north OF
the Courthouse, and any other estate or debts
within said county OF the defendant, to the pay
from the lstday OF March, Ices, till paid. and It
appearing by affidavit that the said David NC.
Daniel is resident OF the State, therefore II
after the due publication OF this order and do what
is necessary for him to protect his interest In this
sae-Maw
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR MAYO PRE-
sIDISG.-The continued case of William
Dcaton, charged with obtaining under
false pretences $3.50 belonging to Sidney
Bolts, was first called before the Mayor on
Saturday. The evidence showed that the
money was not obtained under false pre-
tences," and the case was dismissed.
Joseph Delarue, charged with being
drunk and trespassing on the premises OF
Mr.. W. II. Griffin, was sent about his bu-
siness.
Lucinda Carter, colored, up for assault
ing and beating Henry Christian, was dis
missed.
John Sligo, charged with assaulting and
beating Margaret Williams, was brought
up. Margaret testified that he first struck
her under the chin with a rock. and when
she demonstrated ne struck her on the
back of the head with hatchet. John
was dismissed.
Charles Johnson, colored, appeared to
answer for assaulting and beating Margaret
Campbell, colored. A woman, as usual, /,
was the cause of the difficulty. Charles
was set back in default Of $3.50 to keep
the peace.
Andrew Jackson, colored, charged with
stealing pair Of shoes from George Dog
gett, was set back to appear to-day.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Har-
rison, Goddin & Apperson sold on Satur-
day afternoon last, at auction, the brick
tenement on Main street between Blk
teenth and Seventeenth streets, long
known as Sadler's restaurant, for s6,s7e.
Also, the brick tenement on Belvidere
street between Main and Cary, now in the
occupancy Of Mr.. George Travers, for
81 OO0
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RIGHT Rev. BISHOP MCGILL.-Thise emil
nent prelate, who has been absent for seve-
raj months on visit to Rome and other
portions of Europe, returned to Richmond
last Friday. We are pleased to hear that
the Bishop has enjoyed uninterrupted good
health, and is looking at this time remark
ably we'll.
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A DANGEROUS CASISE.-A ferocious
dog, tied at the store door of Messrs.
Smith, Potter s. Co., junk dealers, on Cary
street near the dock, seized Mr.. P. S. Col
by, Of Manchester, last Friday, and bit him
quite severely. Mr.. Colby procured gun
and would have shot the monster at once
but for the earnest remonstrances of
friends. He has made complaint before
the Mayor.
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observation-disclosures Warren, of the
United States army, passed through Rich
mond last week for Norfolk, where he will
open an office for the purpose Of recruit
ing coored troops for the Thirty eighth
regiment of United States infantry.
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MEETING OF THE TOBACCO TRADE-RE-
SOLUTIONS OF RESPECT TO THE MEMORY OF
THE LATE JOHN CAskIE, Eso.-A called
the Tobacco Exchange on Saturday morn
ing last to pass resolutions of respect to
the memory Of the late John Caskie, Esq,
President of the Tobacco Trade.
Mr.. E. 0. Noting, vice-president OF
the Trade, took the chair, and briefly OIL
luded to the many virtues of the de-
ceased.
On motion of Mr.. W. X. Martin, CON-
mttee, consisting OF W. X. Martin, A.
Boiling, and James a. Scott, were ap-
pointed to draft resolutions.
The committee retired and in few mo-
ments returned, and submitted the follow
ing resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted:
For many months we have missed
from his accustomed place the venerable
form Of the president Of this Association ;
we are now called together to hear tho
announcement of his death, and to pay, not
as matter of form, but with solemnity,
our deep feeling and tribute of respect to
his memory. He was two universally re-
spected as merchant and gentleman to
require an eulogy from US, but we love to
record our sense of his worth, and to re-
member his genial presence and the ten
derneSs of his heart:
ReSolued, That we attend his funeral in
body; that with our sincerest sympathy
copy of these resolutions be sent to his
family"
On motion of Claiborne Barksdale, Esq,
it was
Resolued, That the Trade wear Grape
| to the funeral as mark Of respect to de-
ceased, aud the chair SO long occupied by
him be draped in mourning, and vacated
for thirty days"
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PHARAOH STILL on THE RAMPAGE.-Ihe
northern fanatics who have used PHARAOH
most extensively are not willing to give
him up yet. Mr.. JOHNSON is now their
PHARAOH. He "keeps steadily on IN his
"iusaue effort to resist the will OF the
"nation," says leading New York reli-
pious paper, which sprays God to harden
PBARAou's heart yet more;" oy Wnicn
hardening the pious editor says 1.-THE
whole work will be DONE" And becoming
iubilant upon this theme he cries out
g Thank God for the madness OF JOHN
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HESR1Co County CoURT.-The entire
time of the court Saturday was occupied
with the case Of the Commonwealth Us.
A. Weidmeyer, charged with violating the
revenue laws of the State. The first
count of the indictment-yiz: "For hav-
ing, without license authorized By law,
unlawfully canvassed the county Of Hen
rico for the purpose of buying and offering
to buy, and who did actually buy, certain
matter of subsistence for man, to wit /:
Calves and pigs-not for his own use or
for the use of his family "-was elabo-
rately argued on both sides-General
Wise, for the defendant, declaring it to be
faulty, and Colonel j. B. Young, for the
Commonwealth, contending that it was a
perfect count. The court decided in
accordance with Colonel Young's views.
General Wise then moved that the court
give the jury certain Instructions, which
the court declined to do. The court then
adjourned until this forenoon at ii o'clock,
when the case will be argued before the
Jury by counsel on both sides, and will
probably be concluded before we go to
press tonight.
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A CALLED MEETING Of the City Council
will be held at o'clock this evening.

A GENTLE WHISPER TO MoIHsRs.-If, -unfortu-
nately you have lost your own teeth by neglect or
nisma anagemsnt, take care hat your daughters do
not suffer the same penalty from the same cause.
See to 1t that they brush their teeth regularly aud
! thoroughly with Sozodont, and thereby you will
insure them sound and serviceable sets as long as
| they live. SO ll-eodlw
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Marine Intelligence.
MINIATURE ALMAiAC-SgPTEABgR lo, 1857
Sun rises ..5.5l Moon riees.......... 7.5i
sun sets ....... 500 High tide, P. M..... 54
POET OF RICHMOND, sxprExBxx

Port OF RICHMOND. sEPrExBgx IL
ARRIVED.
Steamer Hatteras, Couch, New York, merchan-
disc aud passengers. S. Ayres Co.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, mer'
chandise and passengers, L. b: Tatum
Schooner Nat Tyler, -, Philadelphia, COAL
Writ Roberts. ,Lu
Schooner Reading Railroad No. -, -, Phila.
delpha COAL W. r. Cox. 49,,
schooner Reading Railroad No. H., Phila-
Schooner Extra, Taylor, Philadslphia, mer.
chandise, captain.
SAILED.
Steamer Hatteras, Couch, New YORK, meTchan
disc and passengers. b. Ayres Co.
Steamer state OF Maryland, Trsvers, Baltimore
mercha handse and passengers, D. W. Curris.
Schooner Cedra Sawyer. Sawyer, Providence
merch disc, Croweli Curris.
Schooner u. A. Berry, Eoorhetves, New YORK
merchandise, Crowell Curris.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner F. Fish, Davis, hence, at Baltimore OF
! thu 18th
Schooner r. G. BY, McAllister. cleared fror
| PLilatslrhin for Richmond on the lath.
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THEFT OF SHoEs.-A colored individual,
named A. Jackson, charged with stealing a
pair of shoes from George Dogge.t, CO.
lored, valued at 81, was arrested Satur-
day and confined in the First station
house.
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EFFECTS OF WHIskEY.-Amanda Page, a
mulatto woman, was arrested Saturday
and lodged in the First Station-house.
Amanda is charged with unlawfully in
sultipg, abusing, and by boisterous and
obscene language while drunk, annoying
and disturbing the family Of Henry G..
| Wilson,
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MATCH GAME OF BASE sE-BALL.-Saturday
last q match game of baseball was piayeu
between the Sic Semper aud the Forrest
clubs, which resulted in victory ior the
latter club, it making score OF seventy
six to thirty.one made by its opponent.
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UIRGINlA-AtR Rules held in the

VIRGINlA,-AtR Rules held in the
v Clerks Office for the Circuit Court OF Chester
field county on the frs. Monday In September,
1857:
Samuel J. Harrison, Wellington Goddin. and
James l.. Apperson, partners under the style or
Harrison, GUddin Apperhon. ........ .Plaintifa,
against
David Nc Daniel. Defendant.
The object Of this suit IS to attach and subject
the following real sstate 10 wit, the lands Of the
defendant two parcels), containing forty five
&C res, near the Broad kouk racs-track. lying and
being In tns county OF Chesterfield fourteen miles
north OF the Courthouse. and a. other estate or
de bts within said county OF the said defendant to
the .ynont OF the plaintiffs debt for *67i IS. and
for SO sts OF protest And 10 appearing by all
tavit that the .aid David NJ cDaniei IL non reel
dent of the State. therefore L. Is order that ne
appear hsre within one month after the due puol-
cation Of this orier and do what IS necessary 20
protect his Interest in this suit
Tsste: NATHAN II. COGBiLL Clerk.
du
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PERsoNAL.-Gcneral Tochman, agent Of
the Virginia Emigration Society, and
Major General Stoneman, U. S. A., are in
the city.
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THE ELEcT1oNs.-It is now stated upon
good authority that the President Will not u
order the district commanders to hold all
tbe elections in November, but will con-
tent himself with merely advising 'na'
courSa
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NORFOLK MAIL.-The contract for car
rying the mail (tri-weekly) from Norfolk
to Richmond has been awarded to Captain
John A. Post at $4,000 per annum.
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From Turner we have the Boys and
Girls Weekly, most excellent paper for
the young folks.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

HusTINGs COURT OF MAGIsTRATEs.-Pre-
sent-W. W. Timberlake, ]. J. BiDford
Charles G. Barney, and James C. McCar-
thy.
The following business was disposed OF
on Saturday:
Christopher Davenport, indicted for
playing and betting at faro, was fined
$50 and ordered to pay the costs of the
prosecution.
Rev. James D. S. Hall, colored, was au-
thorized by the court to celebrate the rite
of matrimony.
The court then adjourned until the next
term.
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VTIRGINIA.-At nules held in the
Y Clerks oface for the Circuit Court Of the
county Of Chesterfield on the frat Monday In An.
gust A. D. 1857
Union Manufacturing Company ..tiains!r,
sgsirst
IN ATTACHMENT
The object Of this suit Is to attach and subject
the fol wing real sstgts-to w.t. the lands OF the
defendant, ISL lss-looo acres, commonly known
and called Baldwin's." on James river. sixteen
Ing In the county OF Ches,ernsld-to tte payment
II the plaintiffs deot for SdSs.lS. with interest
appearing by affidavit that the said William Den.
me esd Is non resident OF this Stste therefore y
is ordered that no appear here within one m9ntn S
what's necessary to protect his interest III 'ai'
suit. ro.urrI c,.,k.
| 2l-WAw
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Richmond Tobacco Exchange, September IA.
Breaks continue heavy, and no material
change 10 note in prices. Below we give the
transactions: ~ hossheads, S tierces, and l6
boxes, offered and sold as follows:
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
Lttqs.-Common to medium dark working,
S5 10 80 good dark working Is TO $l2; sun
cured, common, 81 to Sl2 cured good,
$l2 10 SIS coal-cured, common, 81 TO $l2 ;
coal-cured, bright, $l2 to $50; coal-cured, fan
cy, S20 to $45.
LsdG-Common dark working, ~ to 80; me-
dium dark working. $40 to $l4; good dark
working, $l5 TO $l7; fine and wrapping, $lS to
s2l; sun-cured, 5l5 to $25 and S32; yellow
wrappers, common, $50 to 1875; yellow wrap
pers, medium 10 extra, $40 TO $loo and 1872.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
LagS.--Tery common and heavy weights, ~
to IS 80 medium, *5 to IS; good, IS TO Sl2. 90.
Leaf.-English shipping, SIG to s2O aud S27. 90;
continental shipping, Sl3 TO SIS and S23.
srEaMISG TOBACCO.
Lear-Common, $l2 to sl4; good, sl5 to sl7
fine, SIS TO $50 and S23.
&ems.-Iery common to good. 81 to $40
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An1aISe77ae7ltS.
PARNUM's MUSEUM COLLECTION
- :. g. E9Szha
VAN AMBusaH's GREAT MEsAagRIn,
In conjunction with
DAN cAsTEILo's GREAT SHOW,
numbering In all
THREE HUNDRED MEN AND HORSES.

An enormous Moral Combination Of instruction
and refined amusement vii, sxhibii n kissmoGd
on the Grounds corner Four h and Clay streets.
under the immense new Pavilion, Ior one price OF
admission.
BARaUM's DEPARTMENT. NATURAL his
TOBY,
combines great number OF specimens OF various
descriptions and character In the school OF Natu-
raj history. which have been collected at the ex-
pense OF the largest energy. indefatigsois re-
search. and the most lavish outlay OF money
VAN AaBUR6H CO.'S DEPARTMENT
consists with numerous additlons) OF the entire
Van mburgh Zoolo, icsl Collection, comprising
specimens OF the I'd, est and most bsautiIui Wild
Beasts, Birds, and Reptiles, from every sec,ion Of
the known world.
DAN CAsTELLo'S DEPARTMENT.,
comprising Dan Csstello's Great Circus composed
Of the most distinguishe ed lumiu In the Eques.
trian profession, comprising the beet Male and Fs-
male Riders. great gratnitous exhlb,tion cha
A BRILLIANT STREET PAGEANT.
In this grand cavalcade and moving picture Will
ehariots, gorgeously decorated platform cars. ar
ttstically finished cages and dsns, containing the
whole OF the Zoo oscal collection ;ths band cha
ton, called the THRONE Of Apollo aud csysi-
cads, entitled the Crusaders Triumph. consisitnS
Of over one hundred and fifty mcuued knights,
clad In FURNISHED steel armor with cir banners.
pennons and insignia ana accompanied by their
ladies' In costumes OF medieval ages. all preceding
the crowning feature OF the procession-a q lar.e
living lion. borne on the elevated platform 81 the
spleudid tablesu carriage, loose. nchsinsd nm
tramelled, and free In the public sfr.ets. Ihls
sight forms the great sensation Of the times.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT FOB RICHMOND.
First appearance In America Of tho great Partisan
Artist ana EQuestrienLe, late Of the Clique kmps-
riale,
MADEMOISELLE PAULINE,
and the child wonder,
LITTLE MINNIE,
tn youngest and most petite eqnestrian performer
In the world, whose remarkable skill and c. uraHe
have elected the most enthusiastic encomums
from the press and the public.
ADMISSION, IS cents; children under ten years,
81 cents
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY:
AFTERNOON, at o'ciock-ENENlNG at
o'clock, l6-t5
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The hucksters in Baltimore and " ASH
ton sell potatoes by weight.
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mo FREDERICK j. CKIDLAND,

Eso-Taks no.lee that cn M9SDsY ssh.;s ,sS nta sna
d.y Of october. 1871, h- 1ss .;,y q, Of s,ssmcnd
bsss a1'9sagSy SoaI. ar Of so'eleek A. and O'clock
p H. shall proceed 70 AXE ts' aepssaSns psss s s, ..
Saepo In ~ INV behalf In a suit In chAncory depend
irg In The Circuit Court Of the city OF hishmond
In which | am plaintif and ousisvus A. Myers
~ "a vour,slf are d. fsndants. II, from any cause
,hs ssld depasitions shall not bs copmsncad, or
being comInenc I'd, shall not be completed 90 me
day Above named, the taking thereof y Ill be SON
twasn tha same hou's until said depoSittons are
dniy taken. spIaO ZErELLE. by his counsel.
RicHAoyD, September ., 1857. 30 H-tasw