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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-16
BY Lee & Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. llI3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
/ PROPERTY ON MAIN STREtT At ArC.
TION.-By virtue of a deed Of trust from Charlie.
Schumanu and wife, the UNDERSIGNED, trustee, will
sell At public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY the .lst day Of July Instant, NJ 3
O'Clock 7. ~, the following de slrable property
thai Is 70 say, All that LOT OR fAkCEh ~
GROUND lying and being on the north SIDE Of
Main street In the city OF Richmond ha, Ing
frogt-of 10 feet2 inches on Main street aud ran.
Mug back LOS feet to an alley feet wide. being
part OF LOT No. a2s in the plan of the city Of
Richmond.
The Improvements consis. Of a BRICK HOUSE.
three stories above basement, containing sty o
rooms. built Of the best materials and substantial.
ly, with water and gas every floor, and cuiSrrt
connecting with city culver., and now In the "ccn-
pancy Of Mr. Schumann. and IL known and .e>s,
nateI as No. 105 Main street, between Ninth aRi
Tenth streets.
The terms Of sale as prescribed by the deed OF
trust are Cash as TO so much OF the purchase
money az may be necessary % discharge tbr
trust terms OF the balance To- be made known On
the day OF sale. ALLEN +. FURRESTEk
Trustee.
Sale conducted by LEE & GoDDIN, Auctioncer
tvs
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COMMERCIAL.
Grai,, and Flour SEarkct.
COIN AND FLOUh EXCHANGE,
xlCHNOND, VA, July Is, 1870.
OFFERINGS.


COIN AND FLoUT EXCHANGE,i
xlCHMoND, VA, July Is, 1870.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat.-White. L2l2 bushels. Ecd q" H'ishels.
Corn.-Whitc, IS bushels. hixed, t;'' "'Isicls.
OntS.-Eone.
Rye.-Nope.
FtOur.-Super. so barrels.
SALES.
Wheat.-Wh!tc, 10 bushels Infe:!or a; ST.; IS
bushels damp .; 32l go bust, Is d;ti! al 74.'o ,
sl.5O 276 bushels very good on private tcrn,
III bnshels-all new. Red, IT husas.s good nil! at
sl.a5; $50 hu:h.ls very good (n""t "n t'ti''l'
Corn.-While, so bushels prIm, VI til& %
bushels very FOOD at $ilS oad al ~ "I s
bushels very good at 81: II; 81 1shes air al S.l5
10 bushels damaged at Sl.l5-t"tal -. so bushels.
RE-EXHIBIT Ed.
C0rn.-Miyed, 90 bushels.
REMARKS.
Offerings of Wheat Oh Chine to-day l.I52
bushels against 2, 6Gi bushels on he responding
date of last year. Market to-:ay gave some indi-
cations of 4 regular opening. Good white sold at
$3.50, and very good white at :l.55.
Corn is only moderately active, but prices
showed some irreguIarity in the sale ofmixed.
The prices of Grain on 'Lhange on the 18th of
July, 1869, were " heat-Whiie, prime, $l.7n;
red, prime, SLIGO. Corn-White, very good, 0sc.
Oats-Eery good. 72c,
We have already remarked that large propor-
ton OF III: Wheat offered on 'Chamgc so far This
season is .r: g" second or third-rte qnality; ard
we notice }.l h;r. Wht ater. the secretary Of the
Corn and i".:G Hxch :nfe # Baltimore, III the
cellent dali: produce report issr"l by him, says
every little rfl:,, new Wheat arr: ing Is prime"
We hear 1t ked more and more daily that the
crop of Wheat Will not he all that vas expected
some weeks ago-trat 1t will not come up either In
quality quantity to the hie aDticipatlons at
first enterta ined. TO what extent these remarks
are true we cannot say. for time enough has not
elapsed. we think. to enable any one to come to
Vei accurate conclusion.
Flour is more active. The quotations Of Virgil
mia country Flour old on the 18th July, 1869.
Super 1854 to 1850; extra, $s.37i to 1850; fam
lily, aa.2s to $3.50. No new country Flour hid ar
rived In the Richmond market up TO this date.
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DIED.

At the residence of B. ". Green, In lisnr'co
county, on the 18th instant. OF dropsy, EDH IN
WALKER, in the hfty-eigh!h year OF his age
or typhoid fever, on Frld,y afternoon ht
O'Clock July Is. 1870, after short Illness, Mrs.
ALICE HIERHOLZER, consort OF the late 10
seph Hierholzer, In the sixty-eighth year % her
age. CONSIDERATIONS.
ING. july 18th, at "a O'Clock, from st. Mary s
iIerin AMI Catholic church. Friends and acqualnt-
ances OF the family are Invitcdtn attend.
JAMES DOUGLAS McCLENINf', Killed by
the accident on the Richmond, fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad. aged seven! en- year$.
He was beloved BIZ all wJ knew Lin, and leaves
many friends and n devoted sisie: - mourn A'f
shocking death.
Forget thee oh, when life shall cciac
To thrill tlli5 heart of mine;
But no, TILL then can forget
One look or tone Of thine.
Oh no. ItmIngles with the sound
Of every thing hear;
And think yc ! can forget
Him loved so dear?
Forget thee Il sG bitter wo:u,
would 1t were ursaid.
FOrgetfuness il rot with lie,
But with the silcat lead.
then may cease TO t..iI * OF tt:ee
AS earthly mOrtalS 90;
But oh Wen m. eli, trust, In heaven
With hearts unchanged ant fcIe.
By His DEVOTED SISTER.
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TRANSPORTS OF REAL ESTATE IN RICHMOND
FROM 1sT TO 10TH July, 1S70.-E. l.. Spence
to John NJ. Orem, brick store ut the corner
of Main and Governor streets, Tor Sll.oVo.
Ambrose Carlton to S. G. Bennett, lot
fronting 40 feet on north side OF Clay street
near Kearney street by PIG feet deep, lor
800.
". j. Lcake, special commissioner; to
John A. Coke, lot on south SIDE OF Grace
street corner Of Belridere street. lfohtinS
60 feet on Grace street by 100 feet deep, tor
s1,2S25O.
", III. Macfrland to j. Wilcox Brown,
two-tLirCls of two lots, one fronting 1o2 feet
on north side of Cary street at corner or
iTwentv-frst street, by ITO feet deep; the
other fronting 12G feet OH north side OF Gary
street ut corner of Twenty-second street,
by 1873 ieet deep, with buildings ana appur-
tcnances thereon, for Sl1 800.
james NJ. TAYLOR, special commissioner, TO
William Ii. Hooper, lot No. 4, square .,
Uarvje's addition, fronting 60 teet on! west
side Of Belyidere between Beverly and AL
Lrmarle streets, by Jag feet deep, for 500.
William A. Thomas to Robert q. Stro-
thcr. lot on west side of Seventh street be-
tween Franklin and Grace, fronting ~ feet
) inches on Seventh street by 1l6 feet deep,
with brick tenement thereon, for - 400:
Eugene Darlington to Theodore Flick,
lot frontin" % feet on west Market street
between Walnut alley and Franklin street.
by 80 feet deep, with brick building thereon,
for S2,200.
John A. Coke, trustee, to David Burr
Brooks, lot fronting - feet on the south
side of Il forty-foot street, by III feet .
inches deep, with framed tenement thereon'
for $500. wv,
Augustus Van Wyck to Louisa G.. vii.
kinS, right and interest in "Elba property,
fronting $50 feet on the north side OF Broad
street, running back 0S2 feet, with brick
dwelling thereon, for 81 400.
stephen Hunter to Charles III, Ii. LOll-
never, lot fronting 25 feet inches on south
side of Eighteenth street, by A feet deep,
for $500,
W. II. mcfarland to Robert III. Hare, lot
fronting 43 feet inches on south side OF
Cary street between Eighth and Ninth, by
40 feet deep, for 81, $50.
Charles A. Heller to George n. Crutch-.
field. lot fronting - feet Oh south SIDE oil
Broad between First and Second streets, by
$50 feet 4 inches deep, for $3.50.
John Brauer to Ii. Selden Taylor, lot
fronting 3ofeet on Marshall between Eighth
and Ninth streets, by IA feet deep, for
$2,4O0.
James NJ. Taylor, special commissioner,
to James ID. Browne, lot No. 2O4 OH Top-
lar and Ash streets, Rockets, for $40.
james NJ. Taylor, special commissioner,
to Charles Philips, lots Nos. II and Is,
square II in Harvie's addition, fronting w
feet on east side of Laurel street between
Spring and Albemarle streets by lao leet
deep, for S405.
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from the chairman ship, OF the cosnm..ses ,.sao
appoint me as third member on the comm n,a IS.
parliamentary usage, courtesy. ana ris Ella
rnanted that unless had faiicd ~ IVY .:,,a,Y h.a
s .oS,ared success The same parliamentary usage
and ssIr.resnect made It incumbent that my eli
forts. having thus received the stamp Oh puonc
disapproval by the presiding officer that shouio
withdraw from my seaL. ....
Trusting that my course mas met Win your up.
,rovoI and assuring yon that shall not relax my
efforts as a private citizen to further this and
every other enterprise for I'll" improvement and
prosperity Of our city,
/ remain your obcdicnt "rvant,
.-rpeRT ORDwAY.
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BY James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
Office No. S2l Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT OF
4 LAND, ON THIRTIETH STREET III.
TWEEN Nj AND n STREETS, IN THAT PART
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND CALLED
SIIFDTOWS. AT AUCTION by virtue Of a
deed Of trust executed March 95. 1897, by CALVIN
Green to Eaton Nance, trustee. 10 secure two
bonds for $500 each, also another bond f1r s,dg,
all dated March U.s. 1887. and bearing Interest from
date, default having been made In the payment NJ
said bonds, and heing required 90 - do Ivy ;hr
beneficiary In said deed. l. rs substituted trustee
will offer for sale at public auction On SATlIt-
DAY the 23d dry Of July 1870, AZ S O'Clock j. ~,
the LOT described In said deed rs follows:
Commencing on north conner OF =. HCancy,
estate on Thirtitth street: running along sal!
ThlrLieth street north 40 feet more les 10 thu
line of Thomas Cowly'S estate: thence al rgI
angles along said line east leo feet TO tie lot be-
longing to Mrs. +. Ya,hrough's estate; thence 1t
right angles along said line south l2O feet more or
less to 4. Se,nleyS estate thence ut right angles
west lido feet TO the beginning"
ON the said lot Is Il BRICK DWELLING with
six rooms. brick Kitchen with two looms, and =
well of excellent water.
TERMS Cash enough TO dslray the expenses Of
sale and discharge the amount PAYABLE upon said
bonds, and II there be any residue OF said pur.
chase money. upon such tcrE-n a. - - ,,arH
Substituted Trustee.
Sale conducted by JAMES VI. TAYLOR. Aur.
ttoneer. jyE
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctloneers and Real Estate A gents,
1899 Main street.

" AL u Bill REAL ESTATE Gy
JAMES RIVER, KNOWN AS "BEL0NA
ARSENAL,n FOR SALE AT AUCTIOE.-Br
virtue. Of a deed Of trust dated lst January rt9
and OF record in the clerks Office of the county
OF Chesterfield, we shall Offer for sale at puzzle
auction; on the premises, on SATURDAY the Doth
day Of July, 1870, IL fair If not, the next fair taY
thereafter tSunOay eXcepted). at /? O'Clock w.
that VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE known as
BELONA ARSENAL, situated on the banks Of
James river. In tic county Of Chesterfield, about
nine miles above the city OF Richmond.
This property consists OLA TRACT OF TWEEN.
Tf,sEvEN AND A HALF ACRES OF LAND
with very large and wolf constructed BRICK
BUILDING thereon, and other improvement,
The location aad buildings are admirably adapted
for manufacturing purposes; access 10 Richnion!
by slack water navigation.
The special attention Of capitalists Is invited 10
this sale.
TERMS Cash US to enough to pay the expenses
Of sale and to pay on the sum Of IL ,clJ.52 Will
Interest from the 2ist OF June, 1888 the sum III
$31S.l with Interest from the LIST of August 1863
and the sum of STA o. with interest from III,
4th OF January, 1870: and the remainder on surl
terms as will be made known at the hour of sale
CHRISTOPHER g. MCRAE,
HENRY G.. CANNON,
l'ruStca,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-16
BY Lee i Goddin,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents
No. lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUAPrr
= REAL ESTATE on MAIN STREET -.
HE CITY OF RICHMOND. At Pi:n,, ~ ~
AUCTlOS.-By virtue OF the provisions or tr,pC
trust deeds TO the subscr ibers. as trustees
dates respectively on the 18th day OF Mover, nne
1857, l7th day OF March, 1862 and eth ,la nf I
airy, 1870, executed by Simon Iichtenstein an'
kehecca L1chtenstein, his wife all duly OF r.ca iu
In the clerks office OF Richmond Hastings CON-,
10 secure the payment Of certain obligations NJ.
lied therein, and default having been mad. tn ~
gard thereto, and being requested by tbc hen.s
clary SO TO do, we viii. on SATURDAY. 2ad I'M,
instant, on the premises, ut O'Clock L. ~. NJ
coed TO sell the REAL ESTATE conveyed hYp ~
afors SAID trust deeds as follows-to wit - WV
'sAll that LOT or PARCEL OF LAND with ..
BRICK TENEMENT, and all other irnrn,'in'c
ments, appurtenaDcss. rights and WAYS th.re,,
belonging, ying and being in the city of RIci'
mond, on the north lice Of Main and east limo .,
Nineteenth street. fronting 20 feet on the s,IJ
north line OF Main stree: and running buck h.
tween parallel lines l55 feet to alley twenty f,
Wide, bounded the east by the teneinc nt now =,
lately belonging to William q. George and on ,ha
west by the east line Of Nineteenth street"
TERMS One-fourth cash a; residue on n er,,r
of six, twelve, and eighteen months for neyotia'
bic notes. with interest added, and the same g.
cured by trust deed on the property.
VIM, pFEIFFFR,
CHRISTIAN UNCKEL.
JOHN LAUER.
Trustees for Germania Building Socntr
Sale conducted by LEE < GoppIN, Auctione.ts.
Nv 10
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BY W. Goddin,
/, Real Estate Agent and Aucti0neer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF YALUAR1r
y sToRE AND UNWILLING, ON TTHt s
TENTH sTREETAsD SSOCK0E CpREiFF'
BY virtue Of thr. deeds Of trust executed nv Nh.
Kraker and Minnie his wife TO J. II. Bosrb,on' yer
Lohmann, and Augustus Weimer, trustees OF ~ :;
:" German Bnildiue Fund Association, No. me ne
the first bearing date the ed July, 1851 iha
on the hth Of October, 1850. and the thru s ari
corded In Richmond Hastings Court, made ~ ~ r..
cure the payment Of the obligations Special
said deeds, and The undersigned. II. l.. Jar"bnoia
having been appointed trustee In the nlsca 0,
Mr.. Weimer. who resigned, and defaut' bas, Of
been made In performing the conditions ay asdhZ
In Che said obg.i,ns we shall proceed t. ell q
pa9iie aGction, on ,he premises on MONDAY III.
the first fair day thereafter the REAL Fsr i no..
conveyed hy the said deed, consisting Of the M;rE
DIE TENEMENT OF THE SIA NSfON III HoM miD'
ana now occupied by the said Kraker fronting r.,
the south line Of Main stree. Fl feet tncha on
ming back % feet to an alley Is feet wide 'an'
TERMS Reasonable, and made known A..
hour of sale. '"" ~ Tie
j. Fl. BOsCHEN,
L. LOHMAN. tTr,s,.
Jy 13 AUGUSTUS WEIMFR eS'
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Communicated.
why lis 1T?

Cannot our railroad companies and others
offer our true and industrious mechanics
such inducements as will enable them to
remain and assist in building up the inte-
rest Of or own city and State? We I'M
derstand that Captain w. N. Bragg, the
faithful and energetic superintendent of the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad for fifteen years, and now in the
employ of the Richmond and Petersburg
road, has had IN offer of 8, 900 per annum to
take charge of southern road. CT"
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Foreign Markets-lBy TkLEGRAPul

LONDON, July l5-Nooa.-Con.ols, s2S. United
States bonds, 81. Cotton steady float, Els. Cd.
LONDON, July IS Euening.-Con5ols, sls.
American Securities fat. United states BONDS,
5-2O's, So.
LIVERPOOL, July l5-NoOn,-Cotton nominal ;
uplands ssd. Orleans, 9ad estimated sales 1900
bales. - go.
Too o. Gock.-Red western wlte"t' - a. ass.
Reef IO3s. 3D. Pork tirmer but not hi@h"r,
Three o Clock.-Breaustuf' advancing F!"nf,
LIVERPOOL, july l5--Erening cotton heavy
and irregular; uplands, Old. ;,rIeH'i&, .id
s snd 9olsS Beef Gnoyant Pcr rl
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


TRUSTEES SALE OF TIE VERY
l. VALUABLE TIIREE-sTORY DWELLING
ON THE NORTH SIDE OF GRACE STREET
BETWEEN TWENTY-FIRSTA AND TWENTY
SECOND sTkEETS.-In execution OF deed OF
trust from William Taylor aud wife to the SUBJ
scriher as trustee, dated 18th May, 1868, and re-
corded In Richmond Hastings Court office, being
thereto required b., the9 holder Of the notes Sc
cured by said deed Twill sell at auction upon the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, eth day of July,
1870, at O'Clock +: NJ, It fair, not, then on
the first fair day thereafter ut the same hour
the property conveyed in said deed, the Same
being the large, handsome, and VERY YAiU-
ABLE RESIDENCE occupied hy Mr.. William
Taylor, and situated as stated above. 1t is COM
paratively new. with four rooms on n floor {,
taree-stores nigh; and has all the modern con-
veniences.
The situation Is one of the most beautiful in the
entire city, commanding an extensive and lovely
view of the city and It's surroundings. The lot Is
81 by 165 feet.
TERMS: 4 he deed authorizes sale for cash sur:
fcient to pay the expenses of ssle and tine debt in
full, which last amounts 10 about IT, 1875 but am
to state that liberal terms will he given
as 70 tne debt If deSred-these terms Will be made
known ut the time Of salc-the siduc will be upon
such terms as the grantor IN said deed or his as
signs may direct. Is. II. NASH, True tee.
GRUBBS y WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs. jy Is
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A WELCOME TREAT.-We received OH
Yesterday from Messrs. A. rlzZ1hl " 20. d
array Of ice-cream of the coolest kind, and
Of the choicest cakes to 60 with it. The
cream, like all that is furnished by these
Gentlemen, was prepared from pure, rich
milk. and frozen with the coolest ice in the
market. 1t was dispensed by Mr.. Emmett
Scott. a valuable auxiliary in the salon, and
was duly dissolved by longing mouths, and
thoroughly appreciated. Such tribute rs
this, Mt this season, is Il most acceptable
one, and we can but advise our friends to
try the things cooling, the virtues of which
we have tried and can attest.
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SECURE AN ACCIDENT PoLICY.-From FIVE to
ten dollars will obtain ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
insurance for one year against all accidents,
whether at home or travelling and In case Of dis
abling injury secures weekly Indemnity to the
amount of IS on every 81, uoO insured. No medi-
Cal examination required on applicants for acct
dent policies.
Life and Endowment policies OF all popular
forms also issued On the low rate cash plan by the
Travellers Insurance Company, of Hartford,
Conn. K. COURTNEY JENKINS,
State Agent.
Office, Montague's Insurance Rooms, lilo Main
street, Richmond, Va.
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HUsT1NGs COURT. FRIDAY-Judge GWgon
presidty.-The Court was engaged i'll dis
posing of the following eases:
Bray, indicted for felony, found guilty OF
misdemeanor. sent to .iail for thirty days at
labor and fined =. CaSwcll Hacket. In
dicted for misdcmeanor, plead guilty, fined
$50 and sent to Jail for one year. James IL;
Walker, for misdemeanor, found guilty and
sent to Jail for ninety days ut labor. Agnes
Lewis, for mi>demeanor, plead guilty and
sent to Jail for ten days. George Washing.
ton, for misdemeanor, found guilty and
sent to Jail for six months at labor. Henry
Baddling, beating his wife, found guilty,
fined 800, and sent to Jail for twelve months
at labor. Jacob Fryfogle, Indicted for lille.
gu registration; jury failed to agree, and
were adjourned to Monday at II.
Court adjourned to meet Monday at II
O'Clock.
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Ladies desire what men aduire-and this little
thing is beauty. What do we sa! is beautiful? A
transparent complexion and a luxuriant head Of
hair. What will produce these? HAGAN's MAC
NoLIA BALM will make any lady If thirty appear
but twenty, and LYONS KATHA1RoN will keep
every hair in its place and make +: grow like the
April grass. 1t prevents the hair from turning
gray eradicates danuruff, aGu /: the finest hair
dressing In the world, and II "l'iy half ordinary
cost II you want to get rid OF sallowness pim-
PIES ring-marks, moth-patches, &c, don't forget
the Magnolia Balm ladies.
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Is Auction sAEEs-FutuFe DayE.
By Edward B. Newburn, Real Estate Auetloneer,
No. IoiG Main street. g.5fE

ru1HAT NEAT COTTAGE RESIDENCE
( No ,11a AND THE sTOREHOUsE AD-
JoINfaG, SITUATED on THE YES Sm SIDE 2
Of ST. STEPHENs STREET BETWEEN
~ DERAL AND C0UTTS, FOE sA,E .s., - :
Of sirs. sarah r. Biggam, deceased, shall pro- pro
coed 70 sell ct public auction upon the g ut
Clock +. M. that very ne 1t COTTAGE RESI-
pfSCri situated as above, containing four rooms,
with porch In front lot bout 81 ny "a ieeE hns
STUEEHOUSE adiGins til, residence, anu h"o
l,vo rooms; lot about l8 by 81 feet.
. Terms: One-fourih cash; balance ~ 90
twelve and eighteen months for neeotiaDie iio.es
interest added, secured by trust deed; Taxes anu
insurance for 1870 TO be paid by purchaser;
,v,a ri Real Estate AuctlOneer.
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CONTEMPT OF COURT.-ln the Circuit
Court room yesterday quite a scene oc-
Cured. w. A. Hoppe was defendant in Il
case which was in progress colored man
named Thornton was a witness, and after
he had testified he started out OF the court
room. He was met by Hoppe, who re-
marked that he would cut his throat as soon
us he got him ont i'll the street. The darkey
immediately turned around and shouted :
"Jedge, here's man Whar say he gwinc
cut my throat H." Hoppe was arlaisned and
tined 50 for cOntempt.
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r1,uE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGl

THE COMM OF VIRGIL
MA TO THE SHERIFF OF NELSON
COUNTY,, GREETING Wv hereas Joseph L.
Harris, assignee Of Sylvanus MceEs, heretofore
exhibited to our circuit court for nelson county
his bill OF complaint against John j. Coleman,
Sr whereupon suudry proceedings have ncen
had as appears from the records ana niles OF tile
said court but before n fnal decree could b. nro-
nounccd In the cause the said John !. Golema.I,
Sr departed this life, but whether Hesitate Or ll-
testate docs not ofcial. appear. and there beng
no nersonal representative: and The SAID Joseph
L. Harris, assignee haSinE supplicated us Tor II
proper remedy In this behalf and we being
willing that what Is right aud just should sc done:
Therefore we command sou that you MAX known
according 10 law to Richard II. Coleman, hawes
n Coleman, Walker toem IL, Frederick NJ.
Cabel aud Clara his wife, Charles ID. r.yerttt and
Mollie K. his vile. Will m A. Coleman John j.
Coleman, Jr., and Samuel +: Coleman, that they
c0urt-houee, az The first day Of the next term, TO
show ii any tltag FIR themselves they have or
know to say. why the said suit Should not be o.
ceeded into iiu! decree against l:r;n Us tle heirs
at law and dlatTi,itees of tb1 said John D. Cole
man ST.. deceased, and be in all things in The
same plight AMI condition as IL was at the time OF
the deceaS: Of the said John D. Coleman, ST., De,
ceased and furtncrto do aud receive what our SAID
court shall in that part consider. And have Then
there this writ.
Witness George S. Stevens, clerk of our said
court at the courthouse, the sth day OF July. 1870
and In the ninety. fifth Year of the Commonwe ath.
GEORGE s. STEVENS, Clerk
TO be executed on Richard II. Coleman only,
who Is u non resident of the State of Virginia.
iyl3-W4w GEORGE S. STEVENS. Clerk.