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, 1878-08-08
FOUR AND SIX p. VI.

The ride home was accomplished with but
little difficulty. No casualties were re-
ported during the whole trip except the
breaking OF wagon seat on the way back.
caused by a tremendous increase in weight
Of the gustatory individual who sat on it,
and the dis'ocating Of young gentle
mans arm which got ''out Of place. so
oren that amputation Is talked OF. The
satisfaction telt by the young folks may
bc understood by the fact that they were
not home before proposition was assent
ed to looking to a repitition of the expert
mCnt.
, 1878-08-08

THE absent members of the Hastings
family, consisting of the old folks AMI
Miss Jessie. will perhaps be home some
time during the present month.
, 1878-08-08

WE acknowledge the receipt from Mr..
Geo. Blake, Of ChmaCum, Of bunch OF
very palataole water crcss. Mr.. Blake
says it does well up there"
, 1878-08-08

Mrs. Buchanan, who has been so sick
for the past few months, was brought to
town on Tuesday and will be tenderly
cared for at the house of Mr.. j. Murphy.
, 1878-08-08
Shipping Intelligence.
Port Townsend.

Aug. I, California, Portland.
3, Dakota, Victoria
4. MaStick. "
), Blk Fred =. Litchtield, Shanghai
ship Belle Morse, Yokohama.
CLEARED.
Aug. |. California. Sitka via Victoria.
Bk las Perkins. Honolulu
3. Mastick. Victoria
1. NOdOc. San Francisco.
). 1t bk Fortunn, africa. Peru
ship Alaska. San Francisco
FIR bk Samvic, Melbourne.
Is, Bk Buena Vista, Honolulu.
, 1878-08-08

\ FINE. LOOKING band of cattle passed
this place OH Monday, enroute for VictoTia'
, 1878-08-08

Look out for counterfeit trade dollars.
They are smaller than the genuine coins.
and the metal has yellOwiSh tingc, but
they are well calculated to deceive.
, 1878-08-08

CAPT. J. II. Swift and wife, OF Cove
land, were in town this week.
, 1878-08-08

THE County Commissioners met on
Monday of this week.
, 1878-08-08

No. week in your own town. s. Outiit
klSts free 40 risk. Reader, If you want u
,M1Il business at which persons of either sex
WV can make great pay all the time they
work, write tor particulars To ii. llallctt Co.,
Portland, Maine,
, 1878-08-08
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK

Church services, at the school house, com
mcnced. A goodIy number were in at
tendance, and the sermon was Iistened to
with marked attention.
"Church" being ont, the party divided
up and repaired to the houses of MeSsrs.
Wm. Bishop. r. +. Ryan, and II. S. Rob
inSon they being the ncarest where they
were made to feel as completely at home
aS though previous acquaintance had ex
tended overa lifetime. Between the hours
, 1878-08-08
THAT TRIP.

On Sunday last Rev. Jno. Parsons, pas
tor of the VI. T.. Church, ot this place.
went to ChimaCum to fill the last of his
monthly appointments at that place for
the Conference year Just closing. Agree
able to previous arrangement, the men,
bcrs of his choir from here, consisting of
4. \. Pmmmer, Jr.. Miss Katie Hill and
\. Weir and wife, together with members
nt other ch0irs--among whom were Mr..
T. Drummond and wife and Miss Ida
PIummcr-hired couple Of light spring
wagons and drove ont to the valley to take
charge OF the musical portion OF the SER
vices. The merry crowd also included Mr..
ID. ii. Hill. of the drug store, and Master
Willie Hancock, Of the ARGUS force.
AT I, A. NJ.
the order was given TO get under way and
scud along on the starboard tack" which
order was obeyed with alacrity, our flag
captain meanwhile shading his weather
eye with n portion of his mates parasol
The journey, begun under such favorable
auspices, with the smiles Of heaven BEAM
ing down. was made intensely interesting
on account of the cXcursionists encounter
ing such myriads of "mud with the juice
squeezed out" However, the day was
not excessively warm and all made the
brSt OF discouraging tritles, and enlivened
each other by the free exercise of conver-
>ational powers.
Arriving at Mr.. X. S. RObinson's house.
after an exciting ride of little over two
hours. inquiry was made whether or not
the residents ofthe valley, having been eX
lecting cIlior (quirel, were prepared to
recrivra whole rcam. Without waiting tor
II reply, few of the soiourners started off
to cultivate the acquaintance OF Mr..
Fields, of the adjacent cheese factory tMr.
Fields is very hospitable, and always sets
ont lunch of crackers and cheese for his
friends; but he'll take an inventory of
stock before being so rash again and sue
ccclled in working upon that gentleman's
sympathicS TO an alarming extent. The
factory will postpone sending away It's
next shipment of cheese. A raid was next
successfully made on Mrs. Robnson's hos
pitablc table, and the delicacies of the sea-
son, served by her, were partaken of as
though no experience of the kind had
been previously gone through for long
iiun
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cloud passing over it wonld dim It's bright
as,eas, which would return again when the
cloud Ind f,oateti by. The New York Sci
sesstiise Afaesi treats tits lafkaoie dis.
covery in q sen1i.serfons vcln. IL says !:
90 The knowledge that Saturn has planetary
rings; The fact that wi hen Ia n,ilk-pail is
whtrlcd, like Jupiter, the liquid moves out
ward. leaving an opening In the centre, who
knows but Mercury has <hole through 1t,
and that the bright spot seen By Mr. Proc.
tor was simply the sun shining through IT!
II Mercury be tubular, why may not the
earth be also! Reasoning on the accepted
theory that the earth was originally homo
ceneosIs fluid rotating mass, Newton con-
tended that its shape would not be globular,
but would be compressed or flattened ut
the poles, aud that the polar diameter
would bear to the equatorial diameter ra-
Ito OF 900 to $50. The earth-measuring en-
petition to test this theory, which was car
ried on during the ten years running from
1875 to TAG, confirmed the general accuracy
oi Notwithstanding but found the polar
COMPRESSION TO be one In about 800 instead
OF one in about $50. Any person who has
examined through, q stereoscope photo
graph OF the moon cannot fail to have op-
served this peculiar fattening, but no one,
so far as we are aware, has yentured 10 as
sert that it indicates an opening through the
centre OF that planet 1t is strange, never
theless,, to find at this late day the old theory
of Captain Symuies coming to the front
again, and with q sort OF half approval from
so cautious periodical as the Sctentatl
american. dttin0Te< Sun.
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.rs the EARN Tubnlar., %

Fifty wears ago John CleYes Symmes, Of
Ohio, % soldier of the war Of 1872, wrote
and leeturcd on. his theory that the earth is
hollow, open at the Poles. and capable Of
being Inhabited, within. His views were
very much ridieuled lat the time, and
tsSymmes's boles1 became the subject OF a
good deal OF rough-and -ready witticism.
And now comes Mr.. Richard a. Proctor,
the Weli-known English astronomer, whose
popular lectures in this country some two
years ago attracted so much attention. He
reports to the English papers thst Ia
making his personal observations Of the
recent transitof Mercury he discovered stla
bright spot on the disk OF Mercury that
appeared TO him 10 be perfectly central and
OF sensible magnitude. The eldest daughter
OF Mr.. Proctor, who assisted him la making
4 bis: observations described it y as % mere
point, aRd quite csntral;; as u The disk Rere
90 Eprs,d piese On lblaek GARD and ths. brieIi
spass Hers q Aoie pierced through 4. /,
y Il. y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-24

MANS LovE.-The Burlington Haa5heye
says OF Petrarch and Laura: Petrarch, that
was the fellow who died Of broken
heart for his love, who was another mans
wife. Broke his heart when he was twenty
three, and died forty-seven years afterward,
at the ripe old age Of seventy years. A
tough old cartilage, this masculine human
heart A man will smash it all to pieces in
poetry and want to die in sonnets, and yet
be as careful of his health and live on as
long and peristcntly as though he were q
justice OF the Supreme Court and never in
tended to die. We probably misjudge
Petrarch, but he always struck US as a
"heart-broken" old fraud. with more dys-
pepsia than heart-ache. Still he may have
felt a little badly about it.
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/ How A RING WAS FouND.-[From the
Boonsboro' ODD Fetlo,u. Last week, while
working in the garden, Mrs. Lawson
Smith, living at the Factory. near this
Eplace, pulled up small radish witlIa fire
gold ring on it. The ring lay on the
Shoulder or topo the radish, just where
the leaves sprout out, and was securely
held in its place, the leaves having grown
up through the ring. The ring was solid.
with two hearts on the top, and the metal
was as bright and clean as II just taken from
the finger. AS no one OF the family had
lost such ring, there is no telling how
long it had lain in the garden, until taken
up by the radiSh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-24
By Edward G.. Goddlu,
Real Estate Agent and Aue.ioneer,
No. lois Main street.

TRUSTEES S 4 LIE OF VALUABLE
Il FRAME DWELLING No. 423 WEST MAIN
STREET, NEAR MONROE PARK. At ACC-
TI0N.5By virtue OF deeo OF trust dated 10th May
1876, duly recorded in the chancsry court clerks
office OF Richmond city default having been made
therein, and being required so 10 do by the bene-
on the premises, ut 5is O'Clock r. NJ the property
therein conveyed, consisting Of DWELLING with
five rooms. besides ihe Kitchen, Main street be-
tween Madison and Beividere Streets The lot fronts
so feet 81 inches and runs back TO an alley.
TERMS: Cash to pay expenses OF sale and To pay
The snm n, OF slsSo Min atsress from June.
may direct Sea s.fsts7 j, A, RICHARDSON,
tel4 Trustee.
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The other day the President and his Cab
met sat down to little private lunch, and
the servantin attendance, glancing from the
President to the half-dozen Cabinet officers,
remarked:
"An'it minds me oy the ould elccthoral
times, intircly."
"Wbat does? ?" asked the Secretary OF the
Navy.
"This bit ova dinner an the company"
replied the servitor.
:eAnd. why?" asked the Secretary OF
State. -. ..'s. as
tBecau$r, thin" replied the faithful SER
yitor ssthere's seven to atc.'' Il
And the Secretary OF the Interior said
that stumped him, while the Postmaster
General made, quotation from the i" Life
and Times OF the Governor OF North Caro-
lima" -HanAeyc o.. a.
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idea Of the i get up, q the gestures, The it-
and Che style Of tho oratory. lt
'must be seen and heard to be- fully known.
The committee decided about as follows:
ssDe advocates OBJ water Ihab made q good
shown. considerin' how little we really
know about water. But as we is more sure
OBJ de LAM, we mus decide in favor OBJ de
LAM, but recommend de water side as de-
serbin' high credit for DER investigations
an' de instruction an edtfyin' OBJ de meet
in'.n--E Editors Draeoer, in Harper's Moga-
zine for JuLu.
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AUCFsoN sALEs.-.Fus,sre pays.
sg BY j. Thompson Brown.
& Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
ssiaG 1IIS' Main street.

~ ,
SALErOF FIR Am
/ HOUSE AND SIX BUILDING LOTS IN
FULTOE.-By virtue OF two deeds oftrust executed
by John r. Patran ma wife TO tho under, igned,
trueiees--one dated both November. 19 7g, and re.
corded III the Richmond Chancery Court, y; b. l09
ed In the said court, D. II. Ito G. 229-an being
required 50 to do on account Of default In payment
the premises. the following real estate on FRIDAY,
june 2s, s7e, at $50 ?. NJ: Those certain LOTS
rights &C.. thereto belonging, lying and being In the
city Of Richmond, as recently extended, near Port
Mayo on the north side OF Denny street, and num-
bered In a plan annexed 70 decd from Denny, sole
surviving executor of Robert A. Mayo, Of record IN
Henrico County Court CLERKS ohce %. u SO, 2. 30
by the Nos. 81, 25 26, 81, 1928. fronting thirty
feet each. Lot No. 20 Is not included In the hrst
deed OF trust above referred 10.
TERMS: Very liberal, and TO be announced ut sale,
in accordance with said deeds OF trust: %
80 .0..''s Fl. G. G. HARTMAN,
JULIUS STRAUS,
,+s,- j. THOMPSON BROWN
Trustees.
r THOMPSON BROWN kuctioneEr je "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-24
BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOnceyS,
lll3 Main street.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
Y BROAD STREET BETWEEN TWENTY
FIFTH AND TWENTY-SINTH STREETS,
CHURCH HILL. FOR SALE By AUCTlON.-On
we shall sell Gy auction the premises. that vau-
able REAL ESTATE fronting Is feet on the north
SIDE of Trna; street between Twenty-ffth and
also. those two beautiful BUILDING LOTS OH the
northeast corner of Broad ana TwentY-sixth
streets rrontin. 22x10i feet eac with an alley in
the rear III feet wide. .- 49,.
TERMS One third cash; balance in six and
twelve months negotiable notes given for the de-
fcrred payments, with interest added, and secured
BY deed OF trust. RICHARDSON & CO.,
&c 90 NuctioneerS..
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TRUSTEES SALE OF. TWO HOUSES
l. AND LOTS ON FIFTEENTH STREET De
TWEEN POPLAR AND LEIGH STREETS At
May 3. 1s78, duly recorded In the clerks
office OF the Richmond Chancery Court, -. IS
us c, page 2S6, default having been made
In the payment Of certain NEGOTIABLE note
secured therein, l will sell on WEDNESDAY,
July 3,1s7S at 81 O'Clock r. M.- on the premises,
tie property described in said deed, rs follows
All that lot Of land with the improvements thereon
fronting The west side of Fifteenth street be-
tween Poplar and Leigh streets forty-foIr ieet siE
neiies- The houses are yielding = good rent, and
will pay handsome per cent. as an investment. =
/ TERMS: Announced 1T sale; and will be made
iby consent, accomm odating.
lie "a FRANK D. HILL. Trustee.
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Dy Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
l1l3 Main street.

TWO LARGE FRAMED DWELLINGS
L. AND LOTS ON FIFTEENTH STREET Re
TWEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY STREETS,
NEAR THE LANCASTERIAN SCHOOL, FOR
SALE By AUCTIOS.-On WEDSESDAYth the 26th
Of June, at O'Clock p NJ, shall sell by auction.
on the premises, that VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
on The east side Of Fifteenth street between Mar
shall and Clay streets. having front OF 90 feet and
u depth OF ! 90 feet, with TWO LARGE FRAMED
DWELLINGS thereon. q. ...H.s t.-s.
TERMS: One third cash: balance III six and Twelve
months negotiable notes given for the deferred pay
mcnts, with interest added. and secured by deed OF
trust. RICHARDSON'S CO.,
&c 20 ------ AuctiOneers.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioEccrs.
I1l3 Main street,

SALE OF A VALUABLE
i DOCK LOT BY AUCTION.-By virtnc Of Il
deed of trust bearing date the 9Th day OF SoYeln-
ber 1874. from the grautcr therein named 10 the
undersigned trustee, duly recorded In the clerks
Office OF the Chancery Court OF the city OF Rich
Mond to secure The payment OF certain negotiable
notes therein mentioned default having been made
in the payment OF said notes. and being required so
to do by the holder thereof. shall us trustee In sai!
the 18Th day OF June. 1878, ut 6 O'Clock +. NJ the
real estate described in said deedto Wit all hat lot
piece or parcel of LAND lying and being In the
laid city of Richmond, commencing on The south
line Of Water street 80 feet west Of Peach street.
Water street so feet thence running back between
parallel lines and line parallel with Peach street
100 feet.
TERMS One third cash balance In six, twelve,
and eighteen months. negotiable notes given for the
deferred payments, with interest added and secured
by deed of trust.
je14 j. A. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE AT PUBLIC AUG
L TION OF VALUABLE HULI-STREET PRO-
PERTY IN THE CITY OF MANCEESTEi:.-By
virtue Of deed OF trust from Joseph Moore 70 me
Us trustee for the heldcr of certain Negotiable note,
/ VIII sell, in front of the premises. on TUESDAY
tile 25th day Of June, 1878. ut ; O'Clock u. NJ. that
desirable STORE and DWELLING described in
said deed. The LOT frcnts 80 feet on the north
side Of Hull street. with depth of 165 feet, aud Is
q valuable stand for any kind of mercantile bust
Ecss. .. ..f Ff 20
TERMS: Cash rs 10 the amount of inc debt Sc
erred and costs Of sac-say about S300-and the
balance upon such terms rs will he announced on
the day Of sale. 80. i. IL. CHiLES,
IL TrtrC;
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BY virtue Of decree OF the Chancery Court OF the
city OF Richmond, entered on the 18th day OF April,
1873, in the suit of Wexford and Oud, trustees u.s.
Dainty and Others we SHALL special commission
ers appointed by SAID decree, sell by auction, on the
premises. on TUESDAY. 25th day of June, 1878,
ut l O'Clock ?. NJ, those TWO SPLENDID FOUR
STORY IRON-COLUMN and STOCk-BRICk-
FRONT WAREHOUSES, fronting 43 feet each on
the west side of Seventeenth street between Cary
and Dock streets, and running back lao feet adjon-
ing an alley on The nortn which separates them
from the let OF Talbot e Sons through which runs
The branch road connecting the York River and
Chesapeake railroad and The Richmond and Danytlle
and Atlantic Airline railroads. and adjoining the
lot OF Davenport & Morris Oh the south, and oppo-
site the Richmond dock.
In building this property but few years ago no.
thing was spared to make 1t OF the most Substantial
end enduring character. and IN every way adapted to
the heaviest commercial or manufacturing business.
Its location s most admirable for large importing
and exporting business. Having the Richmond dock
OF the country its door, il must ever be III denund
and be an Investment OF The highest order for all
time to come.
TERMS: One fourth OF the purchasc-moncy In
cash the balance in equal payments at SIX, twelve,
and eighteen mouths from the day of sale, the credit
instalnents carrying interes. from the Gay of sale
and evidenced nv OF the purchaser. secured by
4 deed Of trust on said property.
i. 4. WEXFORD, jR.,
ROBERT STILES,
ALEXANDER III. SANDS,
jc IA Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-24
BY Robert u. Lype.
Real Estate Agent and Auc,ionccr.
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 NICE NEW
l. TWO-SToRY DETACHED FRAME DWELL
ING. WITH NICE TORCHES; &c, SITuAS NE .
AND BAKER STREETS. At AUCTION.-In ex-
ccution of q certain deed OF trust 10 the. under
signed as trustees, dated June 10. SIT. from Ed
warI G. Taylor and wife. anil duly recorded In
Richmond Chnncery Court, d. b. ITO Co. page 4a2,
we will offer for sale. upon the premises on tR +
DAY the 29lh day of June. 1878. ats O'Clock L.
NJ being required 50 to DO by the holder OF one oil
the notes secured by said deed, default having been
ade in the payment Of the same, all the property
conveyed by said deed. The house IS new one,
having been built only about Twelve months, and
has about five ROOMS and all necessary conye-
nicn ces The lot has front of 52 feet on ST. 3ohn
street: runs pack good depth.
Special attention of those wishing to purchase j
nice house very cheap Is invited 10 this sale,
Trims: Cash as 10 expenses OF sale ana as 70
$500. with cost and interest thereon from June ~,
1878, till paid and 800 upon credit till July ID,
1878. and balance Upon terms 10 pc given At sale.
i. 4. hIEhGHER,} ,rrrs.ee.
/ je22 w. II. TALMAS.S
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BY Frank y. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auc,:onccr,
HOS Main street.

rOMMTSSIONER'S SALE AT AUG
NTION or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. AD-
JOINING; NEW RESERVOIR P:ARk. Front
ING on RESERVOIR PARK. HARNIE STREET,
AND WESTHAM TuRNPlkE: AND ADJoiS-
ING THE PROPERTY OF COLONEL SCOTT.
MRS, Ann G. MARTIN, +; NJ. TAHB. AND
OTHEhS.-By virtue of an order of the Richmond
Chancery Court, In the case OF p u. Tabb and wife
as. S!lapard and others, January II, 1878, will
sell III auction on the premises. located above
(hcing part Of the Blandon iarml, on TUESDAY.
june %. 1878, at So o'clock r. NJ. "a / . ACRES
OF LAND Ii i'll OF into building lots Of about one
acre cacll-a plat Of which will lie exhibited ut Tic
Office Of the uctioncer.
These lots will be sold singly or In numbers to suit
purchasers: and rs thGv lie beautifully adjoining
one OF the hanGsomeSt improvements OF The city.
should attract the tion'ailkc of capitalists and
ether; desiring country homes near the city.
The commissioner il determined 10 sell. and the
property will be sold even III great sacrifice.
TERMS: VIII he one fourth cash balance In six
twelve aud eighteen months, with six per cent. in
tereSt added, title retained until the Dnrch1scmuney
is raly paid, anl deed ordered To he made BY tho
Court: or the commissioner Is authorized TO maxi
terms TO suit the views OF purchasers.
ROBERT STILES.
Special Commissioner.
FRANK. ID. HILL. Auct!oueor. a. 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-24
By W. Goddin,
Auc,ionecr and Real Estate Agent,
CORNER Of Eleventh and Bank streets,

TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT
4 BRICK TENEMENT AND VACANT LOT
ATT ACHkD. IN DUVAL.S- ADDITION. ON THE
WEST SIDE OF 81. JOHN BETWEEN FEDE-
RAIL AND COUTTS STREETS.-By virtue OF q
deed of trust executed to the subscriber by Joseph
Ad,ms [givcm for The unpaid purclase-moneyI J,
bearing date 9th April. 1876, duly recorded IN
Richmond Chancery Court, In Book No. 1os =;
at public auction, the prcmi ;es, on MONDAY the
2Ith juno. 1878. at O'Clock T. NJ. If fair: il not
the first fair day thercaftcr). the large BRICK
DWELLING located as above, containing about ten
rooms, together with the lots Nos. and 81 al
tached, having aggregate front Of SO feet by
feet 10 alley 6 feet wide. The property Will be
sold in two parcels. 4.. wi,
( TERMS: Whilst The decd requires cash sale, yet
It Is probable that ct the time of sale the parties in
terested may be willing TO make the Terms Of pay
mcnt more accommodating.
3 Any ore wishing to secure an excellent brick
dwelling at very low price should attend this sale.
) W. GODDIN, Trustee.
: P.S-Thc foregoing real estate having been here
tofore tnyvt, the I'd April last sold at auction,
and bought by cambridge Hors!cy, and he having
failed to comply with The terms Of sale, IL will now
be rcsold At bis risks and costs. .....
ie II ". GODDIN, Trustee.
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BANKRUPT NOTICES.
No. 5543.J
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT O

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
Il the 18th day OF June, A. D. 1873. q warrant In
bankruptcy was issued out of the District Court OF
the United States for the Eastern District of Vir
einia against the estate of George w. Ball. of Rich
mond, Henrico county, In said district, who has
the payment of any debts and the delivery Of any
property belonging to said bankrupt to him or for
his use, and tue transfer of any property by him,
are forbidden by law; that meeting Of the credit
ors OF said bankrupt 10 prove their ebs and choose
one more assignees or bis estate will be held az
court OF bankruptcy 70 be holden at Rlchmona.Y
ruptcy for said district, on the 6Tn DAY OF JULY,
- 81 - - - &c. n. RAMSDEhI. (
: je 24-M2w. s /. United States Marshall 4