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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-09

JOSH Bu.LINGs's PHILosoPHY.-H yu I'm.
dertake to hire man to be honest, yu VIII
have to raize bis wages every morning, and
watch him dredphull cluss besides.
A sassy man is either howard or a
phool-take your choice, gentlemen.
Thare amt nothing that man will
thrive so we'll on as abuse that amt mer-
tied.
The best cdukashun that you kan give q
body liz to be polite, and allwuss tell the
truth; add to this well-polisled shoes, and
WI haY got perfekt little gentleman.
The men who can't bear to be alone are
thoze who have no thoughts ov their own,
or are afrade TO trust themseirs with the
thoughts they do hay.
Thare il only one kind ov person who IL
fit to live in solitude, and it liz the one who
liz capable ov adjoining emmy posishun IN
society.
Thare il lots ov people in this world who
are like guideboard at the forks OF the
road-they kan point out the right way for
others to persew, but they don't follow it
themselfs.
Caushun is good thing for man to hav,
but when he has got so mulch oV it that he
IL afraid 10 tutch cast-iron lion for fear it
will bite, ignoranse is what's the matter oV
him.
II thare liz ever perfektly happy man
found in this world, it will be the one who
baz got but little and don't want ennything
more.
Man il a dissatisfied kritter, and that il
Just what he was put here on earth for.
The man who IL satisfied with everything
lust as he finds it liz no better off than a No.
mackrel.- York Weekly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-09
BY w. Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and AuctioEecr.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" LOWER PART OF THE" LITTLE DOVER y
ESTATE, IN GOOCHLASD COUNTY, CONTAIN
ING FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES
MORE OR Less. ON JAMES-RIFER CANAL,
TWENTY-THREE MILES ABOVE RICHMOND.
BY virtue of decree OF he Chancrry Cort or inc
city of Richmond entered on the list or February,
1878, in the case OF Warwick'S committee rs. Nom
cur e. &c, and The Contributors to The PennSyiVani
Hospital TS. Warwick, &C., we. the undcrSigncd
thereby appointed special commissioners Tor tntt
premises, on WEDNESDAY the 25iil day OF sep
tember 1878, at ~ O'Clock NJ. (if fair: II not, on
the first fair day therraftcr), that portion of Inc
LITTLE DOVER" ESTATE. on james river. in
Goochland county, which was assigned 70 william
r. Trent in the division OF the estate OF his father
the late Dr. Joseph Trent (bcng the lower part con-
taining FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES
fnore or css). Of which 9S acres are Janics-rlVer
iow-crounds of unsurpassed fertility, 261 acres
omen highland Of good quality and rs acres (m2re
estate though not good are yet sufficient ior Tie Use
Of The place.
acres which Will be offered for sale 1t the same Time
bv Mr.. Thomas W. McCancc. surviving executor OF
Miss Ann r. Treur, deceased has long been re-
ga nsed rs cuual IN fertility 10 any estate on James
FLYER The neiShborhood Is amongst The best III the
Mr.. Richard s. Wood residing OH the Place, will
show IL Ia those who may call On him.
Possession in time 10 seed wheat, ana llil poSseS-
sion at The end of the year
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance ut one. two,
md three wears for negotiable notes, interest added
and title retained ill all OF The purchascmOney is
paid and conveyance ordered by the court ; the
taxes for 1878 10 be paid by the purchaser.
JOHN A. MEREDITH,
A. l.. B0ULWARE.
au 26-2taw3w&tdtds Special Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-09

TIE WILKES COUNTY GREENBAcK CoSvEN-
TIoS.-Twelve Green hackers met in con-
yention in Wilkesboro' Saturday for the
purpose OF organizing Greenback party
in this congressional district. The Conyen-
ton met on the day appointed for Colonel
Arm1ield TO speak at WiIkesboro'. and con.
sequentIy there was large crowd in the
town. When the meeting was called to Or
dor William Coleman, late AttorDey-Gene-
raj under Holden, ranted for two hours,
and his remarks fell as flat as pancake.
At the conclusion OF Mr.. ColenMn's re-
marks Mr.. W. Ii. Crawford was introduced.
He said be didn't know whether he was
candidate for Congress or not, and be, too,
ranted about greenbacks. Colonel Armfield
was then called for, who handled the Green
hackers and Radicals with gloves of. He
told the people that this was q Radical
scheme to divide the Democratic party.
Colonel Armfeld was vociferously ap-
plauded, and his remarks are spoken OF in
the highest terms by all who heard him.
When he concluded there wasn't enough
left OF the Greenback movement to make a
greasy Dot.-StQteSUiHe Landmarks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-09
BY ". Goddin,
AuciiOneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

COIucT "a EtefeHtn duu Dduh SLcCts.
EXECUTORS SALE OF THE UPPER
~ PORTION OF THE. LITTLE DOVER" ES-
RIVER, TWENTY-THREE MILES ABOVE
RICHMOND, CONTAINING FIVE HUNDRED
AND SIXTEEN ACRES.-At the request Of Mr..
Thomas w. McCance, surviving acting executor OF
The late Miss Ann K. Trent, deceased, shall offer
for sale ut public auction, the premises (imme-
dately after the sale Of the lower portion f4S0
acres, more lcss adyeI Used to be sold under de-
cree OF Richmond Chancery Court by Messrs. john
A. Meredith and A. l.. Bonlware, commissioners,
on WEDNESDAY, 25th OF September, ! S7S, at ~
o'clock d. or fairs II not, on The first fair day there
TATE, In Goochland county. which was assigned to
Miss Ann r. Trent In The division Of the estate OF
her father, Or. Joseph Trent, deceased (heins the
upper part), containing SIG ACRES-of which SO
acres are James-riyer fairgrounds or unsurpassed
fertility 23S acres OF excellent highland, and 100
acres In original growth or oak, suitable for ship
timber or corti-wood. with few fine trees large
highland are particularly adapted to the growth Of
wheat, corn, tobacco, clover, &c. The improve
mepts on the place are limited but the farm itself
Is regarded rs amongst the most valuable ON James
river. The canal OF the James River and kauawha
Company passes through the farm, so that It's pro-
ducts Gun be cheaply transported 10 market The
Is equal TO any la the county. Mr.
Richard s. Wood, residing on the farm, VIII show IL
TO those who may call on him. Possession in time
to seed wheat and full possession st the end OF the
TERMS One third cash; balance ut one and two
years, for bonds bearlDg interest half yearly, Sc
cuned by deed OF trust; the taxes for 1873 10 be
paid by the purchases. W. GODDlN,
au 2B-2taw3w&tdtds Auctioncer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-09

Denis Kearney's auditors, says the Provi-
dencc journal, are more generous Win
their cheers than with their purses. They
listen to his biaspbemous harangues and an
swcr them with shouts and hurrahs, some
sincere and some ironical; but when the
time for passing around the hat arrives they
suddenly dispense. The correspondent OF
the New York Times gives the following
account OF the effect which the appeal Tor
money made upon his audience in Newark,
where he made one OF his most Yio'ent ma
rangues:
.:Jacocks said Kearney was roor man.
and had no money to carry him along. lie
was working for their good, and deserved
TO be supported. For that purpose the hat
would be sent round and collection taken
up, A discharge OF grape-shot at point
blank range, charge OF cavalry, or the
most terrific storm that ever swept over the
City OF Mosquitoes, could not have caused
a greater stampede than did the announce
ment OF Mr.. Jacocks. He called on them
not to 20, but they had already fled, and
Kearney, seeing the unkind desertion OF his
followers, put on his coat and retired in APP
parent disgust
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{ !. ,I.-r,I,siN sAi.l:e- n.Ds. s,ny ).
rs linbcrtt us. -
Real Estate Aren't and Anrtioi1ecr,
No. 1919 Mnfr street.

,1,RTisTEEs, SALE OF REAL AND
q SsAI HE e TSE W. q ks
P snsa.t AND OHIO RAILROAD, VA, AT AUG,
TIUN-Y virtue OF fhe provisions Of certain Heea
az trust recorded In Hanover County CSuT,, u %.
becuph. and ais, dated the 9TH Of December, 1877.
10 the undersigned as trustees 10 secure Two certain
R0sss sa &c ID sssE4 or
p .a des q fs ns sos
trust sei arst on TUESDAY ne 10th day Of Sep
L It and Sale Stables Of John B. Davis Esa On
Of + The ii; PERsSNAI ,PsoPERTY conveyed by
9 GOOD WoRK-MULEs,
/ | $ $$ $$ $S$SE..
HARNEss. BRIDES &c.
aIso in further execution Of said trust Will sell
mile, IHs pffom ashland on the
DAY, the 18Th day of September 1873 AT L
S Is! q Alha!hS tssRg!ss'S5|wi ENGINE,
nd R RfH hMkc fAMs c WITH about and for the
And imne dia,ely thereafter SO much Of the fol,
pay the balance due after the sale Of the personal
| property. four miles west Of Ashland, In Hanover
4 County described in the deed Us containing-Tract
| No. /. 2n5 ACRES: Tract No. 2, % ACRES; ARD
Tract No. 8, lU0 ACRES, with all Improvements
thereon-all Of said land being situated In Ashland
district portion OF said land was formerly owned
By Mrs. Frances Moncure and is OF The usual soil IN
that neighborhood.
The farms will be sold separately, and at the hour
named. No..
SDecial attention Is called 10 this sale. Parties
wishing to purchase the saw-mill, boiler. engine
machinery &C.. eau inspect them upon the premises
of Mr.. Reuben Oliver. near Verdon, on tile Cnesa-
peake and Ohio railroad, Hanover county. Wncre Inc
| saw-mlIl Is now working. .o,-
| TERMS OF SALE: Cash rs 10 note of 1925 past
dne and all cost and Interest on same. and so much
Nc viii be required to pay note due the 10th day OF
september for $685. and cost and expenses Of sale
and at time Of sale OF the real estate For
further description and particulars apply TOP KIM
| brough, Esq., near Ashland. or to the auctioneer
| ROBERT B. LYME,
| A. R. COURTNEY,
| ,oo Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-09
ts, BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 4 Eleventh street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a DWELLING
J. ON THE EAST LINE OF NINTH STREET
mo. 74ll. FRENCH GARDEN HILL. CON
TANNING SEVEN Rooms RESIDES RITcHES,
WATER AND GAS. OCCUPIED BY A. X:
BROOKS. AT AUCTION.-Pursuant to a deed Of
trust executed to me by Albert X. Brooks, Daniel
Henderson, and Solomon johnson. trustees OF the
Virginia Home Building.Fund and Loan Associac
tiop of the city OF Richmond, on the 9Th day OF
APRIL 1875 and recorded In the clerks office of the
Chancery Court of the city Of Richmond shall on
MONDAY the 10th day Of September. 1875 at AZ
O'Clock P. NJ. upon the premises sell ut public auc-
the buildings and improvements thereos, lying
and being in the city Of Richmond si1own ,, on
drawn by Micalah Bates OIL the 10th May. l s45,
and recorded In the clerks ofce Of Henrico County
Court fronting 80 feet on the eastern line OF Ninth
street. and running back between parallel lines $50
feet. The dwelling is occupied by a. X. Brooks,
and contains seven rooms besides 4 kitchen, with
water and gas.
TERMS Cash sufficient to defray expenses OF sale
and to pay of two notes secured by said deed-to
VIII, one for S459.92, due 9th October, 1878, the
other for S4733l due 9th April, 1876: the residue
upon terms OF credit TO he ANNOUNCED at the time OF
sale. THOMAS d. EVANS, trustee.
CRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auclionecrs se6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-09
ByW. Goddin. Auctioneer.

GALE AT AUCTION Of A FIRST
y CLASS FARM OF ONE HUNDRED AND
FORTY-FIVE ACRES. ON THE HERMITAGE
ROAD, ONE AND 4 HALE MILES FROM THE
CORPORATION LINE OF R1CHMOND:-At the
request of Dr. Martin S. Taylor, shall sell at auc-
ton without limit reserve, ON the premises, on
TUESDAY the 18th of September, 1878, at
FARM, called EDGEWOOD," located as above,
on which it has front Of three-fourths Of mile.
containing 14o ACRES; of which about 80 acres
are cleared and in 6ne heart balance In wood. the
consist OF NEW FRAMED
DWELLING, containing seven rooms besides clo-
sets with portco extending the whole front, and In
front Of which Is beautiful lawn OF about six to
EIGHT acres well set IN clover and young
There is a splendid well Of water In the yard, and
two springs on the farm.
The view from the dwelling Is most lovely
one. The access to it is by a frst-rata road. The
neighborhood equal 10 any in the county, and the
bealthinesS of the place proveroial.
The other improvements are such rs are needed
for the place. There Is an excellent and large ICE
HOUSE, and q pond adjoining. From the sale or
ice alone sum can annually be realized equal to
interest on the estimated value of the farm.
Those VINO wish 10 purchase really desirable
farm In sight of Richmond would do we'll TO attend
the sale.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at one and two
years tor negotiable notes ntcret at six per cent?,
secured by deed OF trust.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-09

A correspondent of New York daily
suggests the use OF donkeys in polo-playing
instead of ponies. We had supposed that
donkeys took part III the game all along
Tarner'S Fails Reporter.
"He was formerly halter, but became
concerted" is the way one OF the Orange
papers puts it in speaking OF the expert
ence OF reformed man at temperance re-
vival in that city.-ErchanJe.
A Troy man who received fifty-dolar
bill from New Orleans left it lying on his
office-desk to fumigate. He hasn't been
bothered with it since, nor did the thlef
catch the fever.-hree Press.
You may envy William Il. Vanderbilt his
vast wealth, but even he finds it difficult
sometimes to make both ends meet-when
he tries to bite open knot in his shoe-lace,
for instance.-Puct.
Edison has in contemplation machine
that will transfer all Grassland music to
the next town, or dump it down in some
unsettled place as fast as made.-Picayane.
The Treasury Department has purchased
a new lot Of George-W ashington relics.
The original Ratchet has not yet been found.
Picdyune.
Gilmore's American brass band was COM
posed OF Germans, and nothing was fairer
than it should 60 all to pieces in France
Picayune.
Man wants but little here below, but he
wants that little increased if most of it is
in trade Observation-Disclosures Chronicle
Herald.
"The fashionable lady is already think
ing about her fall SACK" says an exchange.
This may be all-sack-usation.- YonkerS
Gazette.
The man who is not afraid of war or
yeiow-feyer is generally afraid to take out
paper OF tobacco in the presence Of q
crowd.-Puck.
The label upon bottle OF chill remedy,
requesting the patient to shake we'll before
using. is really tantalizing.-NeaoH duen
Register.
Brunettes are fashionable again. Fish
nets and schooners have gone out.-Ctnca''-
natl Trade List.
The most common musical stop-an or
stopping on street-corner.-
NoTiSto,on Herald.
st. Louis proper is so warm that the citi.
zens go over TO the east side to riot anu dis
turb the peace iccyune.
HHas sound color? (" asks philosopher.
oh, yes; have you never heard your roam
voice Darlington Ha,oEeye.
!, A hail fellow would not be very we'll met
at the present stage OF weather. Ptcayssne.
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HUMAy.HAIR GOODS, tsc.

r w. CORBET, MANUFACTURER
Ia. OF. HUMAN-HA1R GOODS, bl9 BROAD
1nto beautiful BRAIDS at 90 and 25c. per ounce !:
FING ER-PUFFs, three for 25c.: .CURLs, 10 to
25c each SOr making; REAL-HAIR- SWITCHES,
ali shades, ut very low prices INVISIBLE 'FRONT.'
PiECES. made of flrst-quality hair on vegetable
nett at 81 per inch, and 10 great variety OF styles
the CONQUEST 1nnd the Victoria are very neat
and styiish aud are the cheapest frontpieees made
only zoe. each. The former are made Of frst-quai.
Ivy hair, beautifully waved, and, with finger puts,
made or natural water-frtzzes Medium SIZE and are
very popular. FRIZZES AT 50, 3d. and DOE, per
sard all colors. rfers and Inquiries by mail re-
ssiSe prorppt attention.. L.W. COEBET. ~
au l3-Tg,Th&M1m 5l9 Broad street.
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
- COMMENCING MAY ~. ls77.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
800 2. ". Leaves Richmond I y ESDAY. THURS
DAY. and SATURDAY. CONNECTS -
West Point with Steamer Havana ~
all points on York river and Bait
more. Arrives In BIltimorr At ~
NJ; connects with rai!.iiucs for Wash
ington Philadelphia. New York, Dos
ton. and all western points. Connects
at Richmond with trains on Rlchinoh'
and Petersburg and Chesapeake &Hn
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
600 A. II. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAY. and FRIDAY; aud
600 4. II TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aHl SAT-
CRkDAY. Connects with steamers
at West Point for river landings, BAG
tIIrorr, and all western! points. t"h-
meets III Richmond with trains on Rich.
mond aud DanyiiIe railroad Richmond
and Petersburg, and ChcsapeaAc Anu
Ohio railroads.
LOCAL. PASSENGER.
SCOOP. II. Leaves Richmond daily leNcspt SUM
day..
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A. n. Arrives a. Richmond ~. TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, ndsATCRDAf. Con.
meets with tratuS on Richmond and
Petersburg and Chesapeake and OHIO
railroads. Steamer Haysua leaves BAL.
timore from Pier lii Light street
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, aud FRI.
DAY, at 4 7. VI. Connects Win
and western points, and AZ West Point
with trains for Richmond aud The
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
400 p. NJ. ARRIVES nj Richmond MONDAY, WE'D.
NESDAY, and FRIDAY ; and
6:15 z. II. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT.
CRDAY. Connects with steamer ~
West Point from Baltimore. Con-
meets with Richmond and D1nTihe,
Richmond aud Petersburg, and Ches"-
peake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1000 A. NJ Arrives AZ Richmond daily except sun.
tiay Connects with Richmond ano
Petersburg ana Chesapeake aud Ohia
railroads.
No transfer of freight at Richmond To or from
southern points. Cars run through between A'ana
Careful handling and dispatch. with loves! rates,
guaranteed. -
Through bills of lsdlug. with guaranteed rates.
issued 10 all northern and western points.
Through tickets sold to all northern eastern, auo
western points, and haggags checked through.
For tickets apply 1t General Railroad Ticket oi-
Gee, e2e Main street; at tho Exrbsnge Hotel, sna
compaaYs depo3, corner Twenty-third aud uocA
streets Richmond, Va.
ma2S II. T. DOUGLAS, Superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-09
by George S. Vashon & Son, Auctionccrs,
No. Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT ON
Il NORTH LINE OF HARyLE STREET
EIGHTY.TM0 FEET DiSTANT FROM R0BIN1
FRAMED HOUSE THEREON. IN THE TOWN
OF SIDNEY. HENRICO COUNTY, NEAR THE
MOND-By virtue of decd OF trust from Henry
Brown 10 the undersigned rs trustee. duly recorded
in Henrlco County Court, viii. being thereto re-
1uested by the beneficiary Of said deed, proceed to
SELL at public auction. on the premises. ul THURS
DAY, September IL. 1873, at O'Clock =. NJ, the
property above described.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses and sl53.7O, with
interest from 9Th February, S7S, I'LL paid; balance
on such terms as will be announced ut sale.
JAMES 4. GODDIN,
seq Trustee.
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=ATarIOr sALEs.-pu.nre ! s,.,ys.
q. THOMPSON Brown.
ReaI Esrate Agent md Aucltoneer.
u IA Main street.

H,RI1sTEEs, SALE OF LOT ON DU-
i VAL sTREET-By virtue Of deed Of trust ,,ss
vfr1nio RuiIding and Savings Company. dnfed 10TH
lime. 1875. and recorded In the kichmond Chance.y
Court. Deed Book 10S A.. page l65, ana wEeieas
efait las been made in the payment OF the obliga-
lion 70 said associations and being required SO % do
we the present trustees Of said WV set'
on the premises. on MONDAY. September ~, ! o1o,
at O'clock r. NJ the LOT above referred TO. 'front.'
Ing 29Z feet on Duyal street. and running BACK pc
tween rnllc lines rs feet, mere or less 10 an aey
ten feet widc being the same real estate oy
the deed or tras. above referred to-. -, -
TERXs Cash as to expenses OF SAFE ana 10 ~ =;
the balance ON such terms as viii be announcer III
sale: in accordance with dcrd OF trust.
- - JOSEPH Z. FARRER. J
RIGHARD e. H9Bs0N, Trustees.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Aucfioneer. sc 3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-09
by j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AuctioDeer,
1ll3 Main street.

SALE OF FRAME HOUSE
l. AND LOT ON LEIGH STREET NEAR JU-
Dali sTREET.-By virtue of n decd Of trust exc
Virginia Building and Savings Company, dated
26th MAY, 1876. and recorded in the Richmond
Chancery Court, d. b. los q, p l76; and whereas
ton to said association, and being required TO do,
we, the present trustees, will sell on the premises
on MONDAY, September 10. 1873, at $50 p. M,
tho LOT and HOUSE above referred 10, fronting
26 feet on Leigh street. and running back north
wardly $50 feet TO an alley ten feet wide; being
the same real estate conveyed in the deed Of trust
above referred 10.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of sale and S156.GO,
and the balance on snch terms rs will be announced
ut sale, In accordance with deed OF trust:
JOSEPH L. EARRER,
RICHARD G.. HOBSOS,
PETER A. MARTIN.
..-.. Trustees.
NM
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Rullllls,llll patlh'.,
,,f,NI,As /. s. !. SEPTEMBER Q.
R,cuxosp, VA, sepseniber Z, 1873.

RlcsxoSp, VA. september 9 1873.
Eaters of The Dispdtca
Dear Sirs,--l. Please be Kind enouEn ~. ~
tan me what kind OF officer tne Loia
IN T.von King-at- Arms OF Scotland was, ahu
his duties |, n,.;n,, assce,a.
ants NJ Sir Walter Scott; il so, please zen
n ras1 heir names. and where they reside. !
how, asked the latter question Of you, Dut
haye misplaced the paper and forgotten the
answer. Yours, &C.. IGNORANCE.
i. Lyon Mng-at-Arms was the princi-
nal heraldic official in Scotland. BE held
the position by commission under the great
seal. He has six subordinate heralds. We
nresume that HIS duties were similar to those
Of the Kins-at-Arms Of England, which
we're to direct the heralds. preside at their
chapters, and have the jurisdiction OF the
armory.
.. Sir Walter scotts Oldest daughter
married MIR. LockEart and their daughter
married James Robert Hope, who took BY
law The name OF .Hope.scott. Mrs. Hope
Scott died in 1853. Her only surviving
child, Mary Monica, born in 1852, was few
years ago (and we presume still isl the own.
or OF Abbottsford. She is the last lincas
descendant OF Sir Walter.