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THE CLERKS Of
FICE or THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FLU
WANNA COUNTY, MAY IL, leso-iS vACA-
Charles Goldsborough. J. Allan Gait, and Thomas
Z. Gait, executors % James Gait, deceased,
no plaintiffs,
against
w. j. Maxwell "a NONRESIDENT, l.. I. Walton, She
riff OF F,uvanaa, and as such administrator OF
William y, itaden. deceased; h. A. Haden. and
William NJ. sclater. .............. Defendants
IN cHAxcERy.
The object of this suit Is to obtain specific per
Torrance OF contract between The plaintiffs and
the defendant Maxwell In 1875 for the purchase by
the latter OF .igh;y-thrse and one half acres OF
land 10 Fluvanna county, or on failure thereof re-
sale OF said land. lfs
Aud anidavit having been made and nled thai the
defendant, William J. Maxwell, 10 non resident OF
this State, II Is ordered that he 90 appear here with.
In one month after due publication af this order
and do what Is necessary TO protect his interest
herein. f
copy-Teste;
| AA.0HAy,pe my 9a'sAw
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
-, ~ muNDhED And SIXTY ~, AGkES oF LAND,
PUBLIC AUCTI0N-By virtue Of a decree Of the
Circuit Court Of Chesterfield county the 9Th OF
November. 1871 will sell at public auction, In
front OF the courthouse OF Chesterfield county,
MONDAY the l4th day OF June, 1850. that being
county c0ut day, the TRACT OF LAND mem
toned IN said decree Of Burnett and wife ps. Il. H.
Gils heirs, containing TWO HUNDRED AND
SIXTY ACRES, more or less, With fair buildings,
and well wooded and wstered, adjoining the lkhds
OF j. NJ. Newly and oihers. This Is comfortable
home, aud must tie sold.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at six. twelve.
day OF sale, and secured by u deed OF trust on the
land. JAMES NJ GREGORY,
les ; Commissioner.
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-. AUcTloN eALEs- rhls Day:
DTcHMoND BAZAAR, Err
AZ Nos 1888 AND 144o rRAxKLn srREsT.
s,xrEExHkADor FRESH WESTERN HORSES
WUR YOUNG wELL.BRoKE MULES, ONE
No. Il MICH. cow CAkR1AGEs, BUG
oIEs. CANoPY-TOPs, BUGGY fhAE-
TONS, TOP WAGONS, &C., AT
a AUCTION -4~c.
THIS DAY r 1T n
ITO O'CLOCK VIZ WILL SELL
ia Fresh. Yoans, well-broke wEsTERS HoRs Es So,
Ssaorisrv AK the atttnton Of those N
want 70 this sale ss onr instructions are "
4 Goo rS2, youns and we,I-broke MULES;
sS; o MislaHM tA y 81 osSieSisSE
= Isers SIDE sPRlNG BuGGIEs-nsw;
a anS9Yf PfAEToNs@Iasest design 49,
second hand lTTSIrss H1GFFFSSt MkAa AMY
The attention Of the public 10 especially asked 70
this sale. qa stf sfs
JUST RECEIVED. -
An invoice Of Double and Single seis OF % :,
PRESS. CARRIAGE, and BU1Sa , nAn-
NEss.from one q the ss,i best manufacturer
,'' '"'s :" JOHN b. DAVIS. PrOprisi99r;
K. b. COOK, salesman. ---&ll 4
uIGH.CONSTABLE's SALE. s.e
{ will sell at public auction on SATURDAY the
12h day OF June, 1850. at ! O'Clock A. NJ, 81 No.
2223 east Main street, the following PROPERTY;
to satisfy warrants In my hands In favor o.
G. 3. Lohnert ps. Joseph Lair:
TABLES,
CHAIRS, LAMPS,
MIRRORS,
GLASSWARE,
BAR-BOTTLES,
sPfTTONS,
WHISKEY. TOBACCO,
CARPET, O1L-CLOTH,
SHADES and CURTAINS,
NAPKINS, &C.
TERMS: Cash. I. l.. WHITING,
10 II A. C. &. X.
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Ticket Agent. at depot; A. W CARRIER, Ticket
Agent. S26 Main street, or General Passenger
Agents ONCE, Room IA, corner Bank aud Tenth
streets.
Train for points on Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio
railroad leaves daily at $50 A. NJ: Tei,rnng ar
riyes at 500 u. NJ. Trains for North carolina
points leave az 1l:40 A. " and OBS =. W. dsly.
JOHN X. MACMGRDO.
General Passenger Agent.
C.P. HYDE, Passenger Agent. il 5-eodsOt
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by w. Gofdin,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

rVRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
i IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN TIE CITY
OF RICHMOND, AT THE NORTHWEST coz,
MIR OF CARY AND SEW EN- L EE i
STREETS, AND on THE NORTH SID 81 Of
MARSHALL BETWEEN FIRST AND SEC
OND SlREETS.-By virtue of deed of trust
executed TO The subscriber, bearing date nc
2sth of July, 1879. duly recorded in the Rich
mond Chancery Court on the 3lst Of july
1879 in Book us A, page 90, shall, In execution
thereof, proceed to sell At public auction, on the
premises respectively in the order advertised on
MONDAY. Ash Of June, 1850. al o'clock i. ",
that LARGE THREE-STORY BRICK STORE
and DWELLING covered with slatsl located az
the northwest corner Of Cary and Seventeenth
streets, now occupied By Mr.. Hsrtken. The LOT
has front Of 22x1l0 feet to wide alley, and Is
regarded first-rate business-stsnd. After which,
say al 9 o'clock l.. NJ that HANDSOME LOT on
the north side Of Marshall between First aud
Second streets, fronting SSA feet, running back
about 1874 feet TO an alley: having thereon Two
LARGE BRICK DWELLINGS, each containing
seven rooms, besides kitchen, &C.
TERMS: Enough IN cash TO defray expenses OF
sale and TO pay Oh a note past due for S3.oOO
balance on such terms shsll I've announced al The
time of sale. w. GODDlN, trustee
-
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FREIGHT. $780,.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth,
Washington, ID. c., Newberne, Washington, and
Tarboro', NJ O.. and all points In Eastern North
Carolina: also, for Eastern shore of Virginia, amp
ton, Old Point, aud all regular landings on James
river, at LOWEST RATES, and through bills is-
sued l.. n. TATUM, %
ie Superintendent.
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BY w. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.
rVRUSTEE'S SALE OF A COMFORT
i ARLE FRAME DWELLING IL SIpNEf
on THE SOUTH SIDE OF MARvIE BE Nv :.
I'm deed of trust from Mr.. Daniel Cooley ana
wife bea ring date 18th May. 1879, duly recorded IN
Uenrico County Court. shall sell ~ anctlon' on ne
NJ az O'Clock z. ~. the excellent FRAME DWELL
M; located az above, occupied by sir. Ropett
da handsome shade.tr In 'front.' Lot Il by 100
feet.
III w. GODDIN, Trustee.
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LIEBIG,s EXTRACT OF MEAT.

IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT.
FLAvoRING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES. AND SAUCES.
LlEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT "ls
asuccess and boon for which nations should
feel grateful."-see " Medical Press" " Lancet
british Medical Journal" &C.
CAUTION.-Genuine only with the fac sfmite
Of Baron Liebigs signature in blue ink across
the label.
Consumption In England increased tenfod
In ten years"
LlEBIG C0MPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT. To
be had of all sforekeepers. Grocers, and Chem
ists Soleagents for the United States twholesate
only), C. David Co., as Mark Lane. London
England. NH lo-soet
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y ~ X.
u,RUsTEEs AND COMMISSIONER
u iL~a SALE OF
TEN VALUABLE VACANT LOTS, FR0nTIINa
L NEAR THIN DEP'lT or THE ~
RlCHMOND., FREDERtCkss ~
BURG AND, POTOMAC s4 fo9.e
I tiist RAfLRttAD COM- 4,
''9 AT ruDLffc AUcrIoS.
Tn exeeu,ots ~ certsin deed OF trust dated l3tn
of Fesruary, 1878, and recorded IN hlcnm9n 10
Chancery Court y. 2. ~. page loI ana are
~ a decree of fhe Richmond Chnncery Court sntet
ed on the TIN day OF April, 1880. in suit tnerein
pending by the style OF Lunpkn execuirix. rs. Mel
Az ef dfs shalt proceed TO SELL upon inc
ming promptly nj O'Clock T: ~. the PkOPEhIL
above described, frontng 800 feet ON the SCUM sius
OF Clay tween Merton ana Kinney s,reels. .E e.n
lot has front OF SO feet and rus back 100 lee, W
An alley twenty feet wide. 4 Il. ~ enc
These are valuable and desirable LOlS, au ~
located asfheY are in rapidly. growing por,IYYn
the west end OF the cify, and where I'M
provemeDts are being made ms ss,e onsls se
opportunity 10 purchase good buiiding ios as We
as 10 sueculatois who desire TO take sdyanisee .,
the tin es TO make a good investment Which WI"
proye desirable and very profitable III lew years.
TERMS: One third cash; residue ~ SIX anu
twelve months. the purchaser 10 give hseouavis
notes. per cent. interest added ana e tue ~ po
retain Ell until All the purchase-money is PAID ana
WV EDWARD Y. CANNON,
Trustee and Special commissioner. .
The amctIoncer. je5
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By sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents ana Auctioneers,
1108 Main street.

DRICK STORE, WITH DWELLING
ID OVER SAME. No. 2403 MAIN STREET, FOR
SALE AT AUCTlON.-At the request OF the owner
we shall offer for sale nj auction, upon the premises,
on TUESDAY. June 18th. at O'Clock v: VI. Inc
shove men toned PROPERTY. fronting . feet on
Main street. and running back about l4O reef 10 =
wide payed alley. IL has gas, water. and culvert
connections, and Is AT present occupied ny prompt
paving tenant. Parties wishing to invest would do
well to attend, as the owner Is anxious 10 sell ana
"a wiIp. TO sell for much less than the real value
or the property
SUTTON K CO..
% AuciiOneer5.
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Bv j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. Ills Main street.
SALE OF MOST DESIRA-
BILE BROAD-sTRgET PROPERTY, ON THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF BROAD AND
ELEVENTH STREETS. OPPOSITE
FORD's HOTEL, WITH ALL
THE IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON.

By virtue Of deei Of trust dated the 23d day OF
March, s76. aud recorded In Richmoad Chancery
Court ID. Is. lO7 A, p. 366, executed 10 the under
signed trustee by William A. Maurv, special com
missioner, by decree of Richmond Chancery Cour.
en- tered 7ih day OF March, 1876, styled Tabb and
ais ps Catherine Shepard and ais, directing sald
commissioner to execute said trust and also by =.
g Tabb 10 secure certain negotiable notes therein
described, and default having been MADE In pay
M nj of one of said notes. and being required by
the holder Of sal note TO do will sell at public
auction, on the premises. on
FRIDAY, JUNE 10TH, 1T 6 O'CLOCK NJ,
the PROPERTY above described in said deed. as
follows: THAT certain LOT and DWELLING
HOUSE above described. and situated al the north:
east corner formed by the intersection of Broad and
Eleventh streets, known and described In the said
cause rs the Green cOrner.'h -
The improvements consist of a LARGE FRAME
DWELLING, with eight rooms, and office fronting
on Broad sreet-making it exceedingly desirable
for ply stefan or lawyer. Also,a FRAME HOUSE
on Ele, enth street with six rooms, and STABLE.
The LOT fronts SO feet on Broad strres, win
depth Of los feet more or les, 10 the building OF
the Court Of Appeals. 10000
TERMS cash US 10 expense of sale and $4,000.
with accI ued interest 10 date OF sale; balance on
such terms as may be announced al sale.
FRANK ID. HILL, Trustee.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, Auciloneer. JET
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Richmond
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY
AT A. N.
for regular landings on James river. Old Poin-
Norfolk, and Portsmouth, making sure connect
ton at Old Point with the splendid Daytime
steamers VIRGINIA, CAROLINA, and FLORIDA.
one of which leaves there daily at +. NJ. for Bat
timOre arriving there the following morning earlier
than any other steamer via Old Point, and in full
time early trains to Philadelphia, New York, and
Boston.
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DRY GOODS.

Orders by mail promptly oiled. te l2-eod
ED. u. PRICE. / w.B. COURTNEY.
ID NOV AL.
COURTNEY & PRICE.
sos EAST BROAD STREET.
At the above stand we shall continue to offer
UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS.
NEW GOODS BY EVERY STEAMER.
DRESS GOODS
ATFIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
Fine WHITE FABRICS in Mazaiia. Nainsook, Or
CANDY. Linen de Dacca, without regard to orisi-
Magnificent line of GENTLEMgN's AND LA.
vICToRiA 2-nyTToN KIDS at q;
VICTORIA s.BuTTQN KIDS p a. $I;25S; r,ns a.,
HARRiS'S SEAMLESS s-BUTTON KIDS at
$l.75;
OUR STOCK MUST BE SOLD.
FINEST OPPORTUNITY EVER OFFERED
FOR SECURING DESIRABLE GOODS
Alta SACRIFICE.
The following gentlemen will be pleased tosee the
ED. d. PRICE, w. B. COURTNEY.
WILLIAM KIRBY, II. l.. WILLIS,
ED. NJ. STAIARS.
my l5-eod COURTNEY < PRICE.
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS AND
II GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
CAN BIZ FOUND AT
A. HUTZLER & SONS,
NO. 800 BROAD STREET.
Az the latest novelties in FOREIGN and DOMES-
TIC DRY GOQDS-yiZ.:
NOME CLOTHS, GRAPE CLOTHS, ALL WOOL
BUNTINGS, LACE BUNTINGS, BROCADES
aid STRIPES:
SILKS, sATINs, PEKiN STRIPES, and BRO.
CADES-fnll line;
HENRIETTA and NOME CLOTHS;
LAW NS--LlNEN LAWNS, figured aud plain
VICTORIA LAWNS, LINON DDACCO, PIQUES
TABLE-DAMAsKs,N NAPKINS, etc.;
PARASOLS--a full and complete line;
LANGUEDOC, POINT UESPRIT, and TOR
CHoN LAClsi HOSIERY, 8TTTm rs, s c,S
hnt-all the new shades: LACE.T0P BERLIN
and KID GLOVES; LADIES' and GENTLE
MEMS UNDERWEAR; LINEN DRILLS.
CAsSlMERES, etc.; LACE SCARFs, FICHus
and RUCBlNG my Is
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DEPARTURES or STEAMERS.

PASSENGER RATES STILL FURTHER RE-
DUCED
OLD-PoINT SEASON OPENED.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANIES JAMES.
RIVER LINE.
25C TO NORFOLK OR OLD POINT EVERY
MONDAY.
csc. TO WAY-LANDINGS EVERY MONDAY
al TO BALTIMORE EVERY MONDAY.
And great reductions to Norfolk and Old Point
all other trips.
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MOONLIGHT AND DAY EXCURSIONS.
Engagements can be made now by churches. socie-
ties. &c, for MOONLIGHT and DAY EXAVR-
SIONS by steamer ARIEL, and after 20ih JfIf by
the splendid new steamer OlTY OF RICHMOND,
now building for this route, AT LOWEST RATES.
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BY Frank j. Sampson.
Real Estate Agent, Auctioneer, and Notary Public
No. 92l Hpll street, Manchester, Va.
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DILL-HEADS, $3.50 to ~ per reaui' o.
- - DNPAIOH PRIATINa.uov
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oLD-PoINT SEASON OPENED.

The fast and elegant iron UNITED States mail
steamer ARIEL, Captain z. q. CLIFFORD, leave
Richmond
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILRO,pl
OFFICE GENERAL PASSENGER Agent
RICHMOND, VA, June 4, 1850. \
nOUND-TRIP TICKETS From pTCu

~ MOND 10 points named below will b. ON ,.'e
JUNE 1sT TO OCTOBER lsT, good % Oclole,
81. 1850. at The following rate.-YLz.
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lou. A. M.-The National Junior Or
der of United American Mechanics are
holding the eleventh annual session In TINS
city. They met at Thon's Hall, on Main
street, Tuesday afternoon. and after Deing
in session short while adjourned until yes
terday. A. ID. DeHaven, national council
lor. presided, and Edward 5. Deemer acted
as secretary.
The following delegates were present: 1:
Massachusetts-GeOrge III. Bartlett. New
York-John j. Tuers. New Jersey-Frank-
lin Marsh, William II. Messerole, William
p. HAYES, George Ii. Adams, and j. Z.
HAYES. Pennsylvanla-John L. Winnower,
Evan q. Badger. A. ID. DeHayen, Ii. Wells
Rnser. George II. Harris, John W. Calver.
Edward s. Deemer, and S. s. Sibbs. Mary
land-W. s. Gittinger. n. II. Kemp, A. +.
Disney, Robert Ogle, j. Adam Sohl, George
A. Burrier, James Il. Ritter, and George "A.
Simmons.
Besides the delegates present there were
also members OF the order from Baltimore,
Philadelphia, Richmond, and Petersburg.
The order exists in the States OF Penn
sylyanis, New Jersey, New York, Della
ware, Maryland, Massachusetts, ONO, VIZ
gia. Indiana, and Vermont.
The Committee on Credentials offered
their report which was adopted.
The annual report OF the Natlonal Couh-
cillor was presented and read. III SHOWS
the order to be increasing in the different
States. The annual report OF the secretary
shows the membership to be 1893; amount dGo u,
received by the cOuRells, S30,Oo0.Zi )
amount paid for benefits and rellel'
ss. .165 %; amount in treasures OF Coun-
ellis, $57, $4,000. .ho
A plan OF insurance for members OF the
order was adopted, and will be snpmiIleo
TO the Councils for approval. The pian a. a.
submitted proposes to pay $3.50 on the deatL
of member, and II adopted Will take enec
July Is, 1880. 1,
Most OF the time was spent yesterday II
revising the laws Of the order. Consider
able changes were made.
Officers for the ensuing term VIII De eiecl
ed to-day, at which time the Dooy WI
probably adjourn. u. A.,
To-morrow evening the Councils OF thl
tcity win tender reception to the Gram
Council. ...
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THE RANDOLPH-MAcON MEDALS.-We
were Yesterday shown some beautiful speci-
mems OF Jewellers work done by Nowlan q
Co., Of this city, for Randolph. Macon
College. One" The Pace Medal was
presented by Mr.. j. B. Pace. OF Danvnie.
One side bears the head OF Shakespeare IN
Roman gold In relief, with the words,
..Pace Medal, English Essay y; on the re-
verse side, in enamel, a pen crossing broken
sword, below il n broken chain and motto,
{" An Outward Honor for an Inward FOIL"
encirced by a wreath OF laurel leaves IN re-
lief: outside the wreath are the words
=. Randolph. Macon College, presented 10
=" Surmounting the medal is beautiful
crown supported by brackets and sus'
pended from handsome scroll, which alst
bears the name Of the recipient.
The Sutherlin Medal" presented by
William r.. Sutherin, OF Danyille. hand
somely wrought and suspended from
globe enamelled on the front, the malleo
head OF HeruIeS with the words, "E9oq~er'
tia SIT Fdc,asde LOq,ienS Sdptentid -; on tht
reverse side UIe words, "Randolph-Macon
College," " S'Jtherin Medal" bestowed OF
- 19-Q--9b -
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EDUCATIONAL.
VACANCIES IN VIRGINIA AGRlCUL-
rIrRAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGk.-

VACANCIES IN VIRGINIA AGRlCUL-
Y TITRAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGb.-
Inder ioint re- olution OF the General Assembly OF
Virsinia of March 9. 1880, IL Is my duty 10 an
nounce that the Board Of Visitors OF the NlrRinIs
Agricultural and Mechanical College nave resolved
10 noEd meeting Al Blacksburg on the 18TH DAY
OF AUGUST MKT for the purpose or electfng
professors and all other officers and employees OF
the College" As now oreanized the chair. are As
follows President and Professor or Moral phioso-
phy Professor Of Natural philosophy ana hlntary
Tactics. Professor of Mathematics Professor OF Eng
lsh Language and Literature Including preparatory
studi-sl, Professor OF Agriculture. Chemistry, anu
Natural History, Professor ot German frencn, ana
Latin. Professor Of Techalcal Mechanics and Draw
Ing. The other officers are Treasurer, Farm Mana-
ger. and Physician.
The Presidents salary IS 1000 aud house; the
salary of each ., ofessOr Is 81 800 anda house.
The Board Of Visitors VIII meet also JUNE 30fh
M Blue Ridge Springs, I'm order 10 consider whether
"a not any changes shalt be- made IN the sabecls OF
distribution OF stndies In the policy or tbe Coi-
lege. Persons interested can receive Information 40
bD all details by correspondence.
AppIic,nts should address HO-. A. NJ KELLEY,
Richmond, Va, who l. now the chairins oi me
Board. FRED. W. VI. noLhu,AIt
20 Ia -2law6u Governor of Virginis.
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The Baltimore Sun OF yesterday SAYS ina.
Mr.. SyIyapus G. Crump died Tuesday at
The residence OF bis mother, No. l64 west
Fayette street; aged forty.four years. MI
Crump was born In New Kent county, va,
and was the son OF Mr.. John q. Crump,
welI-known citizen. During the war Mr.
Crump served with credit In the Coniede-
rate States Army OF Northern virginia.
Al the close OF the war he removed 10 par
timore and engaged IN business as safes
man with various houses, being at the tlms :
OF his death connected with the mouse M o,
Townsend, Whiteley Il Co. He was wen
known and highly esteemed, not only In
Baltimore, but throughout the lower coun'
ties OF Virginia.
During a storm in King George on
Saturday, William Scott, aged twehty-one
wears, and Daniel Scott, aged hfteen years,
iboth colored), were struck by hghtning
and instantly killed. They were at work
in the harvest field on the Whlte-hai
estate. and had taken shelter IN corn
house, and were standing in the door ~ tn'
time, w. A. Deshazo and Gordon enel
ton were In the corn'houre, and "e''
stunned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-17

A SOUTHERN PROFESSOR AT HARVARD
The corporation OF Harvard College has
chosen MIR. Crawford Howell Toy as Han
cock professor OF Hebrew and other ORR
enta languages, in place Of Professor Ed
ward James Young, resigned. Professor
Toy was graduated from the University OF
Virginia in 1856. During the civil war ne
served-irom February, 1862, to August
1s64--in the Confederate army. He was
then professor in the University OF Ala
hama at Tuscaloosa, which was broken up
in the following spring. From October,
1865. to May, 1866, he was licentlale AT lne
IGn;yersitv of Virginia. He then passed
two wears and quarter-irom June: 1850.
tHe m 4 Tniyersity of Berlin, and for ten years
May, 1869, to May, ls79-he was the S,tS pro-
fessor Of the Old Testament IN Tue 9ontu' ,;a
ern BAPTIST Theological Seminary at LOUIS
vile. Ky. The corporation has also chosen =,
Frederic De Forest Allen as professor oi
classical philology--a new professorship.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-17

CRrNBLIyG TO THE DUsT.-The entire
rear wal, OF the building on Lombard al.
ley, between Main, Cary, Thirteenth ana
Fourteenth streets, occupied Dy MI. .. d.
Wright as collar-factory, has tumoied IN.
The falling wall made report similar 10
an explosion, and occasloned some aiailn
n tiI accounted for. The wall broke ous
ao ofHce-door in the establishment OF j, u.
Marshall & Co., which adioins IT. some ht-
1 tie injury was done to the tools, machihery'
and material. Operations were NOT ,us'
pended. however, ana yesterday nj
| Wright's entire force was nj WORK Us usuaI;
The damage Is small, aud WIZ De !. paIieo
.t once. The wall was built on founda'
tion older than the memory OF this writer,
and had become undermined by rains ano
the rayages OF natural decay.