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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-21
COURT ORDER.

VIRGINIA IN THE CLERKS OFFICE
' OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY, FEBRUARY 10, lSS0-IN
VACATION;
William II. Jones. Plaintiff
against
b. j. Duval aud j. l.. Robertson, partners under The
style of DuyaI Robertson; W. f.. Brooks and
George :. Atkinson. Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The obj ct Of this suit Is to review and reverse
decree OF sale entered in the smt Of Duyal Robert
son Cs. George q. Welch on The 2lst of May, 1878,
which said suit AT that time, and still l., pend
ing IN the Circuit Court Of the county OF Chester
field.
II having been ordered that George G.. Welch be
made party defendant 10 this suit. and affidavit
having been made and filed that said George g.
Wech Is a nonresident OF the state OF Virginia, 10
Is ordered that he appear here in one month after
due publication Of this order and do what may be-
necessary TO protect his interest In this suit.
4 copy-Tesie:
f.. II. FLOURNOY, Clerk.
GEORGE j. HOOPER, Jr., GEORGE } IluND-
LEY,p.q. f. IA Saw
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Rrcvxosp. February %. 1890.

Editors Dispatch Win you be so obliging
as 10 state through your columns whether
there Is a city ordinance in existence re-
curing drivers or owners OF carriages to
have their lamps lii while on the streets at
nigbti l am under the impression that
there Is such law, but, like some others,
not enforced. have heard numerous COM
plants about the carelessness OF hack
drivers at night, as II Is no uncommon thing
for . near-sighttd or deaf person to be
warned Just In time TO prevent being In
jured or killed.
Should our city authorities think II worthy
OF their attention, hope they will look into
the matter before the city or some OF our
hack owners may have TO pay heavy dam.
ages. Other cities enforce such laws, and
why not Ricbmondf 0BsExyEB.
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DEDICATION OF THE ATTUCKs' GUARD
ARMORY. The Attucks Guard dedicated
their armory on Wednesday night. IL is
located on New Market space, in the place
formerly known as Schad's Hall. They had
an entertainment, which consisted OF music
and spe, ches. Captain Josiah Crump. the
commanding officer, introduced Captain
Hobsop, the ex-captain Of the company,
who made a welcome address TO the invited
guests. He then introduced Mr.. Il. 7.
Brooks, who delivered the dedication ad-
dress. Speeches were made by Colonel j..
II. Hill, OF Petersburg; Captain j. A.
Fields, of Hampton. Va. Captain r. A.
Paul, Of Richmond, and Captain Benjamin
Scott. Among the invited guests were Mr..
w. II. Allison, Of Baltimore, Mrs. Scott
Diggs, Ed. Clay, Nathan Williams, and
others. The music for the occasion was
furnished by Captain John Viewers brass
band and Professor Hopes string band;
after which Corporal William Ferguson
sang the "Colored Volunteers" The eve
ming passed off pleasantly TO both guests
and soldiers, and at late hour the feStiyi-
ties were brought to close.
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Roll of Honor. --The following pupils
were oil the roll OF honor at the public
schools for the week ending February 20tt :
Male High School-E. MOrrissette prin-
cipal-Maggic Calllgan, Lena Lithgow,
Maggie Mould, Hattie Owens, Minnie
Walden, Orle Walden, Sallie Whitwortb, Will
lie Brands. Frank Dunford, Allie Farmer,
Samuel Gillian, Harry Guy, Willie
Mathews. George Payne, Augustus Smith,
and Willie II. WiDfree.
School No. 2-Mrs. A. Walker teacher
No report.
School No. S-Miss Bette l.. Irvine
teacber-Ida Brands, Eva Harrison, Mel
lie overly, Lille overly.
School No. miss Rachel Lyon teacher
Garland Burnett. Emmett Bailey, Law
renee Bailey, Joseph sampson, Rosa Dor
nin, Mary Dunkley, Cora Dickerson, Min
ME Jones, Cora Kahn, Nellie Leonard, Rosa
McCuloch.
School No. miss Mamie Hatcher
teacher-Etta Adams, Daisy Anderson,
Hattie Blankenship, Hattie NJ. Blankenship,
Kate Clements. Bessie Farrar, Lena Fisher,
Addie Leonard, Miuta Spain, Eula Spain,
Mary Snellings, Fannie Sharp, Carrie Will
liamS, Carrie Wilkinson, Bette CARRIER,
Edwin Adams, John Beach, Walter Free
man, Paul Walker.
Primary - Mrs. Hall teacher-Birde
Farrer, Hattie King, Katie Mccullough,
Idelia Nunally, Lille Bishop, Matte Cros-
tic, George Mccullough, Carrie McCol-
Tough, Willie Blankens5ip, Ollie Elder,
Irvine Nunnally, AloDza Nunnally, Chas-
tain Riggans. douglas Sharp, Henry Buell.,
Frank Crostic, Allie Wells.
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VISITORS TO THE TOBACCO EXCHANGE
Yesterday The attendance OF visitors 10 inc
Tobacco Exchange was unusually large
Tobacco-growers from all parts OF the Stale
were present. Some OF them who were not
familiar with the mode OF conducting sales
looked on with much interest. The fellow
ing were some OF the visitors: y. L. Hoag'
Of Peters burg; c. c. johnson, OF Nelson;
ID. Jordan Weisiger, Of Fluyanna; james
NJ. Campbell, Jr., OF Powhatan; Z. h:
Holt, OF Pulaski; J. q. McCandlsb ana
C.R. Walks, OF Petersburg; l.. l.. Booker,
Of Amelia; and Colonel L. l.. Davidson, OF
AshcyllIe, n. T..
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supRyxE CouRT OF APPEALs.--Goddin Us.
Crow. From the Circuit Court OF the city
OF Richmond. Affirmed, Judge Burks de-
livering the opinion.
Hughes rs. Harvey. Order OF dlsmission
got aside and cause rtinstated on the docket,
and rule TO print enlarged to the 1ltn OF
March next. -
Battaile, &c. rs. Maryland Hospital toI
Insane. Order Of dismission set aside, and
cause reiasta'ed on the docket, and rule 10
print enlarged to the 1lth OF March next
southern Mutual Insurance Company u.s.
TAYLOR. Petition for rehcaring hled'
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH FACILITIES, DC.
The Western Union Telegraph Company
has lust completed line on the New Soe'
nandosb Valley railroad, and opened ofhces
for public business at Boycevillc and per
.ryyiIlc, Va, and Charlestown and shep-
berd,,own. w. Va. They will also. open an
office at Winchester in few days.
The bridge across the shenandoah, where
the North and South Forks meet, will he M
shed carly next week. This new road Is
under contract from Shepherdsiown to Iia-
gersiown, Md, and from Riyerton TO Luz
ray, Va. all 10 be finished in running or
der be July Ist. The railroad company Is
also about 10 build new hotel at Luray.
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take pleasure In recommending my friends TO
the new concern. WILLIAM IA ALE
fe 2-30t
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FOR NEHT.

nor RENT FOR RENT! FOR 81
Il RFNTl The THREE STORY WARE III
HOUSE corner Main aud Thirteenth streets, lately
occupied by Mes@rs 4. Il. Spence Son. Posses
sion April l. 1880 Address william ii. west, $50
west Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md. 49,
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Iy Robert q. Lyme.
Real Estate AuriiDnCrr,
1912 Main sttCtt.

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ NICE LIT
1 TIE FARM OF TWENTY ACRES, LllNt.
.ON THE WILL tM>Blk re- NIAHt t1AD
ABOUT ONE And \ HALF MILLS FROM lht.
CITY OF RICHMOND. VA AnyOlNlN' IiiL
LANDS OF POE AND OTHERS. MD ~ ~
MFR RFSIDENt T. OF MAJOR COON, At ~
TOMB execution II q certain d''h ut
from 4. {. Saunde,s dated 2 ~ ~ei',L.pe,. l-''.
lienricO County Court, aud nN vir me- ~ d''i.
the circuit Court Of the county ~ ltenti' ,ni''
on the 18Th February. $50. Do suli -tNl'H - Nf
Us. saunders ami ais. VIII oRcf FOR sale. POI "n N.r
PREMISE. on FRIDAY Tho 21th tay al f'hlN'N.
$50. at O'cOck 4. VI. OF that DAY, being 20 ll goa
50 20 do by the holder OF the notes secured N'' f'
default having been mae l me paymcn' Oh
same. the TRACT or LAND above DESCRIBED. p .r
SOIL Is very good, aud produce. good crop. DDS
presents an unusual Opp0r' uniiJ To pulcha,r i.-
little place for a suburban home or truck-iiII. DIE
Ing 80 near Tie city.
TERMS Cash a. 10 cost AMI expense, ut -t.' 81. d
suniclency 10 paw n u r. fIr sl2f fur D n.lf D.
1879; note for sl2l due July I, 1870 au1 .'.'
tor IL due January l. 1850 hl'au,e ul.. fai'
10 he given AT sale. ROBERT IS. - VI
Sc Is iif-.. e.
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BY J. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and AuciV,neer,
lll3 east Main street

A NEW AND DESIRABLE FRAN
~ HOUSE. WITH SlNfl.fQOT Lon oN ht-
SERVOlR STREET, Will sen 40 suction
the above PROPERTY, situated on he eat noe gu
Reservoir street and south OF Beverly sutei. tni
one of the RESI-CONS rRUCIFD liol -
In that nslghboThoOd. TIL. HOUSE has eight fo. h,'
and Is Qui's desirable, ana being sold only 80 80
the owner lwbo b1h u. lnteuds 10 leave the cry
A good chance for a y God investment
TERMS One fouftb cash; balance IN stN. W. 49,
and eighteen mon0.s, al d per crut .e,.i 80 ~
dec a ~ trust. }. THOMPSON BROW y
felS Auetlnns' 2.
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ROLL OF HONOR AT THE HIGH SCHOOL,
The following is list Of the pupils on the
roll Of honor at the Richmond High School
during the past week Senior ClasS-Amelia
Brimmer. Hettie A. Taylor, James l.. Arm
strong, T. c. Egeleston. intermediate. A
+. +. Dearborn, j. w. Wills, Christine
Whitte,. Intermediate, B-Kate Dunkel.
Irene Lovenstein, Sadie McGiIyray. Junior
a Class--Bele saunders. Attendance for
toe week, 9j per cent.
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COMMISSIONERS CLAIBoRNE's OYFIC

COMMISSIONER CLAlBORNE'S bFFICE,(
LAwRENCEyILLE, VA, February ), 1880.
ITO RAISIN & Plaintiffs,
i and
+. W. Jones' sheriff aud administrator If Il. ". RO-
gers sarah j. Rog,rs. l.. j. Rogers, ana X. u.
Hicks, lclclliiul =
You are hereby notified thar have fixed upon the
18TH DAY OF MARCH NEXT 10 take and settle
AT my Office the following 4 COuniS-Ylz.
l. An accOuRt Of the transactions Of +. W. Jones
as sheriff, and as such Administrator of Il. III. Ro-
gers.
2. An account Of tho debts outstanding against
the estate OF said Il. II. Rogers.
3. An account Of the real and per on3l e|ate OF
which said Rogers died seized, or IN which he had
an interest showing the annual and fee simple value
Of the real estate, and also what has become OF the
personal property convened In said deed OF trust
required TO be taken by decree Of the Crcuit Court
for the county Of Brunswick. rendered at october
term la l. In suit in Chanctry therein pending be-
tween Raisin & Co. Us. ROgers's Administrator &c,
at which time You are required 10 attend.
Given under NV hand a. commissioner In chan
Gerry OF said court the day and year above written.
lie 7-S4w GEORGE CLAIBORNE.
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By j. Thompson rrOwn.
Real Estate Agent aud AuctiOneer,
lll3 Main street.

DARE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
IL HANDSOME PROPERTY ON NORTH
FIFTH STREET ABOUT TWO SQUARES FROM
BROAD STREET. CONVENIENT To BUSINESS.
MARKET &C.-Tne owner, permanently locating
i'm the country. Offer, at pubic auction, on the
premi e.. on WEDNESDAY the 18th Of his month
february, 1850. at O'Clock p. VI, those TWO
BRICK RESIDENCES. with iron vcrandas and
between CLAY ard Leigh least sidel. and opposite
Subeti's row. tieht rooms i'm each Of the three.
story houses besides Kitchen. sable. &c. Gas ana
water In ~ houses, and all modern improvements
As the lyopcrty viii be sold az this The commence
ment of Improved values In real estate, bargain
can be- had which even nOiD viii safely pay from 10
10 = per cent.
TERMS: A. may be agreed uDOn NJ sale 10 suit
purchaser or say one third cash; balance a. six and
twelve months for secured notes hearing Der cent
Interest j. THOMPSON BROWN.
IL % Agent for owner.
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BY J. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
No. lib Main street.

SALE OF BRICK HOUSE,
L No. I4ls BROAD STREET, NEAR COZ
LEGg STREET by virtue of deed ~ tru,,
from James Layne and wife 10 The nnd"rsl1hed
trustees dated the Attn Of December, 1876. and re-
corded 10 Richmond Chancery Court DEED BOOK
100 &. page 31J, 10 secure certain bona thefeiii
described and whereas default has been made aud
b. Ing required TO do by the beneficiary. we VIII
sen on the premise, on THURSDAY, The 26ih DAY
Of h bruary, 1880, a. o'clock i. NJ, me ktAI.
- ATE described in said deed as follows All that
lot of land. with implements thereon, lying and be-
ing IN the city OF Richmond. fronting on north line
Of Broad street 81 feet between College street and
Jail aey) designated az house No. lflS east Broad
street. .o-o 90 .
TERMS Cash as 10 expenses or sale and ssJ9.3s
balance as will be announced AT sale or other terms
NAV by eonseDt # all parties be announced at sale.
". c. G.. HARTMAN.
JULIUS SgRAU>E. fTnlstccs.
j THOMPSON BROWN
j. THOMPSON Brown Auciioueer. fe II
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TOBACCO S0LD.-During the present week
los, O75 pounds OF loose tobacco were sold at
Crensbaw's and Shockoe warehouses. The
sales al the former comprised $3.50 pounds,
and at the latter 67,l00. The tobacco sold
this week was somewhat inferior TO that
sold last week. The highest piice obtained
WIG 80 o.
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, 7 THE REQUEST OF THE DIREC-

At THE REQUEST OF TIE DlREC-
"A TORS OF THE BANK OF MANCHESTER |
will sell on MON DAY the % day OF February AZ
4 O'Clock Il. NJ. ONE FRAMED DWELLING on
the southern side OF Perry street between ihlr-
fecnfh and Fourteenth streets. In the city OF NAN
chester. located on beautiful lot and IN hfathy
and desirable vicinity The house has not been
| ug built. and is now In good condition ana Cccu-
pipd by a good-paying tenant AT - per month %.
one UNDIVIDED MOiETl or THAT HOUSE
AND LOT in the city OF Manchester tetwccn
leveni h aud Twelfth streets. and fronting ninety
eight feet on the northern line Of Perry street ur"
which Mr.. j. q. Walden now resides, VINO is an excel
lent. pa, ing tenant. Both pieces OF this pr1a rY
are well located and de- rable b. ing near - Bc'e
Isle and convenient Ia all the mills factories. ami
railroad shops the south side Of The river. Man
chester IS daily improving. notwithstanding NE
hard fines through which she has passed during he
last five years. and invite all persons seeking good
home, 10 give this sale their aiien' ion.
TERMS: Mace known on the d,yof sale.
e. {. MCRAE.
". ". PARISH.
II. j. NUNNALLI,
i. j. SAMPSON,
{. ". TURNER.
f. 90 Directors.
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BY Robert l.. Lyme,
Real Estate Auction r
12lY MaIn .ir.at.

CONMIeeIONER'S ALE or Iht
u FIRST-CLA~S THREE. story - go a.
BRICK DWELLING, 10. go. oN Iill w
SIDE OF TWENTY Second ~ D. " J.
BROAD AND GRACE -IREt ~, At Al ll'N
In purs nance Of decree I Me Richmond .i '''
court, pronounced On me 20 day oi 90 1921.
1850. i 4 suit styled DuesborrN. &C.. fF d. nv
&C., therein penti gg. me unusrsixi 80, ai'i
tectsi cOmmi ssiDUcr thereby. Mil uNtf IO' -'.f,
uu0n the prem>e-. on TUESDAY ihe ~. 'N ~
February. 1850. AT a. oriOck I. W., iir aa'
scritsd TnREE-SIORI BRltk b@filiN'~
containing nine rooms. with hiih HTt '. .''
culyeris. &C. &e.: uicr t~u-stIry dti4't'i b. tN't
OF several rooms. The property is in i.i"A-N
pslr, and the ioCatioa and ncirhhoi brfi 'te' I'D
ANY on Church IliH The LOT fron.' 81 veg %
inches on Twenty. ,elond street. and fals NafA f-
fact. To any one ,hing 10 par has" rtANA I..-
ytece OF prop rty this offers good tnanc',
TERMS: one third cash; residue al IN apd '"r
nOnfns, the purchaser 90 give a. gUlia n,v N "
logal interest added from The DAY a a.i", sn' .
title 20 he retained until couycYancr - ~ irf,N
the Court. JOIN :. - l~ft
fel2 Special Conn D., f'nt.
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BY Paine * Nowlin, AuctiOneers.
No. 1912 Main street.

IN 600 FRUITAND ORNAMENTAL
JO,OOO TREES, VINES. PLANTS. &C, AT
AUCTION.-ln order to clear land tor future plant
ing will sell AT public auction at the store for
mprly occupied Z. II. Spence x Son. No. 1900
Main street. On THURSDAY the 26ih instant. COM
at IL O'Clock, i'm lots 10 suit purchasers,
$4,000 FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES
VINES. PLANTS, &C"
all first class and warranted true 10 name, consist
iug of Annie Peach, standard aud Dwarf Pears,
Cherry. Plum. Apricot. Grape Vines. &c; an kinds
Of DeciduOus Trees. Eyergfcens and shrubs, VIII
lows. Arbor Viie. Norway Spruce. Magnolias. sc.
The sale will be- continued from cay To DAY un'il
completed. DAVIS, hENI HOOD.
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AUCTION sALEs--V.,orc n...
AUCTION SALES--.Fnfure Days.
Wy Jas. Maedougsll. Anetiooeer.
No. 10 Governor Tor ThlneentbJ street.
r ARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE
or
ENTIRE STOCK or
FURNITURE,
FOR ACCOUNT or WHOM 1T NAY CoNcvpv
At AUCTION.

I'm consequenc, Of the recent IRE ut tho c.i,f,l.,
ment of Mr. Arrbns Rooney. corner of PAM
and Governor streets, I will sell as aboyc. On p,,
DAY. 23d instant. com,neDciDg atl04 o'cloet c.-
account Of whom n NAV con, err, The enii.e .,,,,
of FIRNTTURF, embfacfng. a. ~ doe q. gr,,t d.,
variety as can be selected m, confistiukor
Superb PARLOR SUIT. In Satin, Sls. pa,,
Terry. Raw SILKS. and Giai,-Cloih:
CHAMBER SUITS OF the he, designs. in w.
nut, Of the most elegant wOrt man,hip. fo,.,..,-
with Suits in Imitation WALNUT. with 1,.....
pieces;
WALNUT and PLAIN BUREAUS AMI WApD.
ROBES,
WhsHSTANDS in grea: variety
splen ID " NUT BUFFETs. LfRrtry
CASES, LOUNGES. and ETAGER fs-.,,.
very saborately finished;
EXTENSION TABLES. 'n Wainn. and OH.
WALNUT CHAIRS for chamber, uminz.ro...
aud library purposes;
and great many goods I'm this line which a-a ys,y
slightly damaged. but have been rendered rnm,-.
charitable IN consequence Of fhe late dfo ami A.. d,
f. Mr.. ROouey's determination 10 rc1urh Hlff a..
entirely rev stock the publ may rp-f assured fi.,
the whole will be .Od wi hour ilnlt or reserve
There has never occurred snch an Opporiul.fv f.
Richmond. where there has been -0 iirec, ..I ..
ton OF really nr-t-class FURNITURE. 10 Do. ..
without regard 10 price, aud therefore p.cfrg
ask the attention q the public.
TERMS: All ,ums Of go and under ri. ID. oycr
that amount. niaely days Interest adici. f.r .atl
factory paper.
v. r. COOK. Salesman I..r
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Personai.-Thomas NJ. Miller, Esq, Tor
merly Of Powhatan county, but VINO re-
Gently removed TO this city, acted Common.
weaIih's attorney in the Hastings Court
yesterday. Mr.. AttkiSson Is attending tne
Grand Lodge Of Knights OF Pytbias In
Lynchburg.
Mr.. Joseph Weisiger, well known ana
popular young man OF this city, Is lying
extremely i'll at his home, on Decatur street
near Fourteenth.
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SEEDsM EN-.

ID EMQVAL.-GARDEN SEED STORE,
INwh0lesae aud retail.-TOBACCO SEED; try
the INDIA aud TROPHY TOMATO, EGYPTIAN
CORN and AFRICAN MELON. Many OF these
the only farmer and trucker ENGAGED In the busi-
ness IN this city. JOHN y. ME.hDlTH tsueoessor
TO Allison q Addison In Garden Seedsl. 4l6 north
Sixth street, opposite Second Market, fe20-lmo
Richmond, Va, February 10. 1880, ...,sst
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SALT-RBEUM TEN YEARS-TREATED BY
TEN PHYSICIANS-USED ALL KINDS
OF MEDICINE.
Dover, N. II.

MessTS. Weeks & Potter
Dear Sirs,I feel 1t nv duty TO inform you OF what
your CUTICURA REMEDIES have done for me. /
have suffered from salt Rheum for ten years been
treated by at least ten physicians, and taken any
quantity OF medicine without cure until took your
remedies, which have been perfectly success sful In
my case leaving the skin on my face. scalp. and
BODY white and tree from humOr as anybOdys.
Yours truly, STEPHEN II. LOVEJOY.
Auburn, Me-, April 3, 1879.
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RUNNING SORES.
INTERESTING ACCOUNT OF THE HEALING
OF A BROKEN LEG.

MesSrS. Lothrops & Pinkhdm, Druggists
Dear Sirs,- On The 23d OF August, 1877, | had the
misfor uDe of having my leg broken. in front of
William S'ernss dry-eoOds store by case of goods
being thrown on me. The bone was set by PHI 81
clan OF this pace. Upon removing the spints,
sores broke out from my knee to the heel, and sew
era physicians called IL yaricose veins, and ordered
me 10 wear rubber stockings. After wearing cut
about S2J worth of different makes without any
signs OF any cure, bought the CCTICURA RENE
DIES for the purpose as expressed IL at the time,
10 be humJugged ag sin. Before half had been used
was asionised To see the sores heal up one by
and now not one sore Is to be seen. recommends
the same t0 neiehboring lady who had been trou-
bled for years with wrist. After using hun
d. eds of remedie she Is completely cured.
Respectfully yours. -
HENRY LANDECKER.
Dover, NJ III.
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COwnGssIONER>' NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICER
HANOVER COUNTY, VA. February D. 1850. :
TATHERTON'S ADMINISTRATOR vs..
IL ROWZlE, +. jim HANOVER CIRCUIT
COURT.
BIS a decree Of the Circuit Court Of Hanover
county, entered in this cause the 27th day OF &C.
tober $40. it is ordered that one Of the commits
siOners OF sid court do a certain and report
Is. The debts and demands against the estate Of
Mary A. EathertOn, with their amounts and pri-
Ories.
ID Who are entitled to the assets In the hands Of
the plaintiff in this cause.
Sd Who are the deyisees and distributes OF The
said EahertOn.
Publication of this notice for four successive
weeks in some newspaper published in The city Of
Richmond 10 be equivalent TO personal service upon
all parties interested III this suit.
The parties To this suit will take notice that have
xed upon THURSDAY the 1lth day of March
next. aud Town Hall NJ Ashland. Hanover county.
as The time and place. for executing the above &C.
cree, when and where they required TO be pres
ent.
Given uRder my hand this 9th day Of February,
1850. ;. c. kEDD,
Commit sSoner In Chancery,
Hanover Circuit Court.
SANDS, LEAKE & CARTER, pa. fe 7-Siw
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Indictments by the Grand Jry.-Ihe
special grand Jury drawn for this Term OF
the Hastings Court presented the following
indictments yesterday:
Frank lvisou (colored) for felonious cut
ting. ,o,orv.
&. II. Smith. for pcdding bogus louefy'
tickets. ,,,,l,.
George G. Smith, proprietor OF JUNK
store: r. w. Smith, his son ana D. H.
Keliy' of Richmond, for unlawfully receiv-
inc rsilroad.iron alleged to have been stolen
from the Richmond and Danyille Railroad
Company. ,r
Orlando Pond, a small white boy, for I'M
lawful aud felonious cutting.