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RockBaIDGr DELEGArEs.-[Lexingto

RocKBRIDGE DELEGATEs.-[Lexngton
Gazette state Conventional Delegates
john T.. Wilson, L. j. Huffman, j. r.
Tucker, John Il. Mckee, II. w. Stevenson,
William +. Johnston, w. Il. Piers0n, james
A. Strain, john ID. Sierrett. Alternates (:
s. Il. Morrison, n. Lindsay, w. A. Ander.
sou, j. q. CreSs. j. T.. Campbell, c. j.
BraweY. r. t. Mcleod, r. S. Hutcbeson,
A. W. Herman.
Senatorial onvention-Delegstes II. L..
Terrill, Johu w. Utley, II. ID. Firebaugh,
Willism Wilson, Charles Armintrout, II. H..
Teaiord, A. Montgomery. A. s. Monigome.
~, d. Il. Moore, W. T.. Houston, A. A. Nc
Curry, Samuel Gold, G. M. Harper, X. A..
McKemy, james III. Llckey, James ii. Pax.
ton, John NJ. Mackey, w. A. McClelland.
Alternates Isaac Bare, Hugh 5. Beard,
John T. BOcock, A. ID. Bell, Samuel Younb
J. S. Saville, X. X. Wilson, Frank Ruff, D..
Nee. Tutwiler, Il. III. Barclay, Hugh
Adams, II. Il. Moore, Luther Alexander.
Samuel Dunlap, Joseph 5. Paxton, M. ID.
Wilson. j. g. H. Bell, w. A. Lackey.
On motion. the delegates ans atefnsies
10 the senatorial convention were appointed
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RESOLUTIONS OF STAFFORD CONSERVATIVE
ExgcUrvE COMNITTEE.-The following re-
solutions were passed by the Executive
Committee of the Conservative party tor
Stafford county at their meeting on July ~,
1881:
Resolved, That we concur in the resolu'
ton adopted by the Executive COMMITTEE
OF the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES party oil
Spotsylvania county, at their last meeting,
suggesting Spotsylvsnia Courthouse as the
place and September 9Th next as the time
for holding a convention TO nominate can
didate 10 represent this district in the Sem
ate OF Virginia.
ResolUed, That this committee deem IT
proper to leave the fixing Of-tbe time for
holding q convention to nominate clnal-
date to represent Stafford and King George
in the next Legislature 10 the Executive
Committee OF King George, and name King
George Courthouse as the place, and sug-
gest that hereafter we alternate between
the two county-seats as TO holding slid con-
vention.
The organization OF the party was post
poned till August court.
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PAGE COUNTY DELEGATES Shenandoah
Iron. Works District: ID. +. Huddle, dele
gate; Benjamin Mines, alternate.
MarksvilIe District &. ID. Price, delegate ;
DR.. ii. II. Bedler, alternate.
Luray District: G. ii. Browning, dele
gate; Or. II. j. SmoOt, alternate.
Springfield District: II. c. Knicely, dele
gate; J. b. Compton, alternate.
Delegates at Large; Captain r. S. Parks
and Or. II. NJ. Keyser. Alternates c. h.
Graves and William Campbell.
On motion OF Captain X. S. Parks the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted:
ReSOlUed, Thatin the absence OF any del
egate from any district those present from
other districts be authorized to represent
such district. and that any delegate present
shall be authorized, in the absence Of others,
TO represent the county in the Convention
and cast its VOte.-COUrler.
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| Dir. ID. w. Busick, OF this county, VINO
since the wsr has been register OF deeds,
was one OF the soldiers that started Win
the litter that bore General Jackson on the
! field that fearful night at Chancellorsyiile.
As a historical incident, from so worthy q
source, Ne. -Busick's version OF the affair IS
worth giving. lie says that Jackson was
, not shot By our own men. He was lying
! that night by fhe road down which the
Yankees were sweeping with canister and
minnie when General Jackson crossed the
road and was shot. His aid called out, and
Busick was one Of the men that ran to
him. He carried one corner OF the lit
ter as they went through the woods,
where the men were lying 50 thick that he
stepped on mans leg. and the fellow pull
ing his leg away tripped him up and he fell,
another soldier sprngiug up and taking his
place az the litter. They evidently thought
be was shot, and history so has II that one
OF the men at the litter was shot down.
But not so. Mr.. Busck was that man. In
his opinion that Jackson was not shot by
his own men be Is borne out by many other
old soldiers who were present. Mr.. Rob-
ertson, near Pelham, 10 Caswell county,
was lying on that road, and had his gum
barrel bent by shot from the same charge
that swept the road just about the time that
Jackson was killed. He sprang into the
woods ReidSviHe ~ a. Times.
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Hnrtmannfn New York.

Leo Hartmann, the most noted. perhaps
OF all the Nlhllist leaders, arrived IN This
city Yesterday. Since bis attempt, which
came so very near being successful, elgh
teen months ago 10 blow mp the Moscow
train, and with It the late Gar and his i'm
perial retinue, price has been on his head.
There is, perhaps, no man in the world to-
day more obnoxious TO the Russian Gov
eminent than his latest political refugee
from the old TO the new hemisphere. lie
comes to US as the accredited agent Of the
revolutionary society which is seeking to
overturn the existing order OF things in
Russia. He intimates that his stay in all
probability will not be very long, and that
he will again return 10 Russla-Herdldi
18th.
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LtxINGToY. July q. 1881.

TO the Editor Of the Richmond Daily
Wing;
Sir.--I request you TO give prominent
publication 10 this my assertion that the
plan OF my discourse delivered on the 18th
instant in this town by request of the Good
Templars was Drunkenness in relation
to the State, showing 1t to be a crime which
should be dealt with according to its hostil-
ity to good order and to the life OF society
itself. .. Drunkenness in relation 10 The
phiantbropist, showing the necessity OF
safe and suitable means Of recreation and
excitement for the young. 3. Drunken
ness in relation TO the Church, showing the
duty Of cburch-mcmbers TO their erring
iellow.creaiures. / closed by holding up
what believe to be the only full salvation
from all sin-tbe Cross.
| fefrain from charlcteriZing the item in
your issue OF July the 10Th, containing my
name, and only ask you to insert the above
statement, which deem all that is neces-
sary to enable any one to say to what cate
CORY the said item belongs.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
FRANCIS p. mutually.
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Why can't the Readiusters 20 over bodily
TO the Republicans We answer, Be-
cause they desire to rCadiust The public
debt, and they know that the Republicans
are a debi.payng party, and cannot and
dare not as a party advocate the repudia-
ton provided Tor by the RIDDLEBERGER
bil.n But it follows that the Republicans
cannot 90 over to the Readiusters; for It is
poor rule that won't work both ways.
Reimbursement accomplished or finally de-
ieated, as II will be next fall, where will
the Reaojusieis go TO ? Ask them II they
dare to say that they will be Republicans in
that event.
And II they dare not say that they are to
be Republicans, where will you bei-you,
their ally in 1882 Where will your party
be In 1892
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Asugges,ion for 1854.

II President Garfield RECEIVERS, would ii
not be a glorious thing for this country 10
have but Que presidential nominee In 1884,
and that one be James a. GarfieldI What
would tend more to allay sectional feeling
and make this q grand old union OF States
and hearts than his unanimous nomination
and election? such thing is possible. Is
il probable p Banner of Liberty, (Md)
IA capital suggestion. The Republicans
will Of course run no candidates for Con-
press,l
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FREDERICKSBURG DELEGATES- 10 TIE
GubernaOrial Convention: John l.. Mary G,
John +. Goodrich, and A. L. Rowe. Alter
mates: William 4. Bradley, }. II. Kelly, and
II. S. DOggeit.
To the Senatorial Convention; I. Nc
Crack en-, John r. Gooluck, . $. BROKER,
A. NJ. Waliugsford, j. w. Colbert, aDd
ISajc Hirsh. Alternates William i. King,
NJ. B. Rowe. II. +. CrismOnd, L. Stofire-
gan, George L. Chancellor, and David
HIsb.
To the County Convention to nominate a
candidate for the House OF Delegates: H..
II. Wallace. ID. Cole, l.. Wise Jennings.
T. McCrackep, William Il. Bradley, st. g..
r. Fitzhugh, J. G. Mason, William II. Cum
nngham, NJ. Il. Rowe, G. f. Bragdon, j.
II. Kelly, and II. S. DOggett. Aliernates :
J y. Rowe, o. j. DOggett, +. Beckwilh,
j. NJ. Wallace, Jesse McCauley, A. NJ. Car
ner, George w. Wroten, John A. Calhoun,
JOSIAH Hazlrd. ST., Z. b Luck, j. II. Roy,
and j. +. Pitmau.
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HALIFAX DELEGATES Il Record l-Black
Walnut: Delegate, j. A. Palmer; alternate,
Henry Easey.
Red Bank: Delegate, David Apt; alter
nate. Z. A. Tuck.
Mt Carmel: Delegate, w. N. Palmer
alternate. w. b. wilkins.
Banister: Delegate, Henry Edmunds; al
iernate, joel A. Hawkins.
Blch Greek: Delegate, James ID. Han
kinS; alternate. b. r. Franklin.
MeadsyiIle: Delegate, w. j. Gates; alter
nate, w. 5. DOdd.
Roanoke: Delegates, W. f. Darlington,
w. Il. Sims; aItcrnates, j. Il. Mccormick,
II. A. Morgan.
stanton: Delegate, j. A. McCraw; al
ternate, w. |. Jordan.
Delegates at large, Major John w. Rely,
Maior X. L. Ragland; alteInaies at large,
p. w. Ouid, Z. b. Spencer.
Mr.. w. w. Ward rendered his resigna-
ton as county superintendent, which, after
considerable discussion, was accepted, and
Mr.. Z. {. Edmunds was elected as bis sue
cfssOr.
The meeting was large and enthusiastic,
and was composed Of The very best material
OF the party. w. w. WARD, Chairman.
l.. &. Watkins, Secretary.
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MAGNETISM ~ METALLURGT.-Tbe sand
OF the south shore OF Long Island, ac'
cording to recently published statements,
contains % per cent. OF the finest iron
known. II is, however, mixed with titanite
OF iron, a Doxious substance, which is sub
ject to the action OF magnetism, as iron Is,
but to less degree. Mr.. Edison has In
vented a means OF separating the two
things. The sand containing the iron and
accompanying titanite is allowed to fa'l
distance of four feet In a thin stream from
a slit in hopper boldinga ton. Under the
hopper is placed a receiver, box IN two
compartments, the partition being little TO
one side OF the falling stream OF sand. When
no magnet is brought into play all the SAND
falls into orc compartment, but under the
action Of the magnet all the iron is drawn
over far enough to fall IN the other COM
parlment, while the titanite, being less al
tracted, fails TO accompany the iron far
enough to Jump the partition. A company
Is now at work near MOrichcs, on the Great
South bay. The machine costs 800, IL
managed by one boy, keeps six men and
two carts busy bringing sand, and IS rapidly
paving for Itself. 1t treats one hundred
tons OF sand day, producing twenty tons
OF pure iron, worth s. per ton, and costing
Al
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The superintendent Of the Allegheny
Division" Samuel l.. SOuthard, Esq,) Is
our authority for stating that the cars VIII
be running into Lyuchburg from william
son by the first Of SEPTEMBER CoUington
Tribune.
Mr. Carlisle, the Kentucky congressman,
returns from Europe much improved in
health, and more than ever convinced that
The Government should refund It's bonds at
3 per cent Washington Post.
A FINE R.DREssING.- COcOane dresses
the hair perfectly, and is also a preparation
unequaIed for the eradication OF dandrulf.
The superiority OF Burnet's Fayorlng
Extracts consists in their purity and great
strength.
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Francisco Garcia, Of Los Angeles, Cal,
Is over one hundred years old. He holds IA
certificate Of his baptism. which took place
in the town OF Hermosillo, Mexico, when
be was o few weeks old, In the yeas 1871.
Sc nor Garcia is sill bale ard hearty, POS
sessiug all his faculties unimpaired.- Cotton
Semi. 1ropic.
A State Treasurer is the only officer to
be elected at the general election IN Penn
syIvania this fail, and thus far the question
of candidates has excited little public iu'
terest. The Democratic State Committee
will meet at Harrisburg on the lO.h OF Sep
TENDER 10 determine when aud where lC
hold the Convention,
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That point is clearly made.

We are inclined TO think that Mr. CANE.
RoS's Abingdon anecdotes were not so bad
az the Lynchburg NeDS'S correspondent
represented them TO be. We have received
hint as 10 them which satisfies us that at
least one Of them owes lis paternity TO q
distinguished Debt.PaYer OF former years.
Whilst, therefore. we do not ourselves con-
slider the anecdote ia question ht to be told
10 crowd, yet as we know that it has been
told BY better men than We, We cannot con-
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70 the county conyention. lThat g the last
four delegates and alternstes abovenamed:
County OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: z. II.
Davidson, Frederick Mobler. s. u. Kirk
patrick. J. II. III. Harper, John Q. Moore
william ID. Monetf, Dr.. n. j. Walker, j.
Marshall Bell, s. II. Leieher. A. w. Moore,
w. Il. F.-Eeech, j. NJ. Johnston. William
NJ. Hull. Df. W. III. II. Rogers. Alternates
Il. II. CnmmlDs, John A. Shaw, Lewis Al
min, J. r. Seebeft, John ". UtIey, JohH
II. Irwin, Campbell A. Shaw j. +. Hiie, "
w. PeitIerew, John Kelley, John W. 81
vile, William e. Forsythe, w. Z. Leech'
A. S. Montgomery.
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We have received from the Secretary OF
the Virginia State Agricultural Society a
pamphlet giving the officers names and the
rules and schedule OF premiums for the
next fair, commencing October II and end
inc October 27.
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The Yorktown Commission held meet
ing at the Capitol to-day, and it was agreed
that additional wharfage must be con-
sirucled at Yorktown to accommodate the
vessels that will be there at the Centennial.
Another meeting will be held tomorrow 10
make provision for the building OF this
wharfage Washington Star, last night.
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The Lynehburg Convention is presented

The Lyncbturg Convention is presented
with a poser by the Valley Yirginian when
it says:
"If reimbursement is the main issue at
stake, then the Republican party cannot
afford 10 touch IL. II the repeal OF the re-
strictlon on snffrageis The paramount desire,
then the r. sdiuster party should come into
the Republican ranks 10 accomplish that
end"
That point Is clearly made.
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The Republicans Of Alexandra county
met in the several districts last night aud
elected delegation to the County Conven-
ton pledged to the support OF straight
out delegate TO the Lynchburg Conyen-
tion.- Alexandria Gazette.
alexandra city, on the other hand,
elected Malone deIegates-all negroes
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We return thanksto Messrs. WooDpousE q
PaRuAx, the Richmond agents Of the Ameri-
can publishers for the July No. Of me
British Quarterly Review. A most excel
lent NUMBER Il seems 10 be. Thirty pages
are given to "Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle" eight
TO "The Revised Version OF the New Tesla
meni,r and thirteen to the "New Policy OF
the Vatican" There are other articles OF
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ONE Touch or NATURE. ErC.-A respect
Ell and wideIy.known lady Of Salem, N. j.,
Mrs. Ruth Powers, being asked her opinion
Of certain popular remedy, thus rendered
IL: am pleased to say that have used st.
Jacobs Oil for rheumatism with excellent
results, and can cheerfullY recommend II 10
all persons similarly affected.
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Dawes md C,vll-servlce Reform.

New YORK MOrid.I
Senator Dawes, Of Massachusetts, has
written a sensible and timely letter on The
existing spois system. This Is the same
system which President Girtield's Admins
tratiOn began 10 operate vigorously so soon
as the Republican senators had 10 March last
entered into the disgraceiul and immoral
bargain with the repudlat0r Malone, by
which those Republican senator's hoped to
grab not only the spOils Of every committee.
but the spOiIs TO be dispensed by the Ser
geant at ARR Of the Senate. Senator Dawes
absiains from any alusiOn 10 that feature
OF the spoiIs system in behalf OF which,
during the extra session Of The Senate, he
appeared aS one Of the most prominent OF
Republican senators. The Sergeant.at-
Arms OF the Senate and the Secretary OF
the body hold in their bands great part Of
the appointing and purchasing patronage
Of the upper house OF Congress. The for.
mer appoints or employs the doOrkeeperS,
messengers, and pages, and, il we mistake
not, has TO do with certain purchases
which may be made source Of political
plumber. The price at which, as ii
is said, Senator Dawes and bis Repub'
lican colleagues agreed to buy Sena-
tor Mahone's vote on the Republican
side was the election by the Republican
majority Of Riddleberger, Confederate re-
pudiatOr, to be the Republican Sergeant-ai-
Arms and the dispenser OF the spoils OF the
Senate. 1t is to be hoped that Senator
Dawes will, IN future letter, explain how
or why he justices or excuses general re.
movals in the Office OF Sergeant-at- Arms OF
the Senate whenever the majority OF sena-
tors changes from one party TO the other.
For such general removals, when made,
senators are solely responsible. They can
not throw the responsibility on the Presi-
dent Of the United States.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs, WYTHE-
vILLE.-[ Enterprise. l-MoNDAY, July %,
iSel.-Bank Of Old Dominion rs. McYeigh.
Petition for appeal from County Court OF
Alexandra. Appeal allowed and papers
sent to Richmond. Bond Of 1900 required.
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LEXINGTON, VA, July y, 1881.

LtAINUIUN' AS July ~ IOJI'
10 the Editors Of the Daily Dispatch. Rich
mOnd, Va:
Messrs. Editors,-I have Just written the
following card to the Daily Wing OF your
city. Will you do me lhe favor to give it
immediate publication in the Dispatch?
Very respectfully, your humble servant,
FRANCIS Z. mutually.
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Ne SEE THE READY-MADE GING-
HAM, LAWN, and LINEN DRESSES; MOHAIR.
LINEN, and GRASS.CLOTH ULSTERS, and a
full assortment Of LADIES' UNDERWEAR, at
jy23 LEVY BROTHERS.
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TBROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH, SUNDAY, July 3l.-Preaching at IL A.
NJ. by Rev. W. 6. STARR, ID. D., pastor-subject,
" Courage in the Pulpit." 4 cordial invitation to
all. No service at night
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lJTFIRST ESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.-The congregations OF this and DR..
READS church Will worship t. g-iher IN the Grace
street church at l A. NJ. Preaching by the pastor
Rev. DIR. PRESTON, at s:l5 p. VI. iu the First
church.
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M MONUMENTAL CHURCH.-Dl-
vine service at IL 4. NJ by Rev. W. DUDLEY Pow
ERS, OF Maysync, Ky. Noafernoon service.
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slider It fair 10 make It's telling helnous SIN
In CAMERON. However, we suppose he VIII
never tell Il again, a. be ought not to.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
H- THE IMMENSE RUSH SIN,
CONTINUES
AT THAl.grfNFR nUnru,,

CONTINUES
AT THALIfdER BROTHERS,
Dol BROAD sTREEr.
where they are showing aud selling ,b.,
best stock OF LAWNS 10 be found II, 80 ~
cases Of handsome FAST. COLOR Law,5i
&c; AVIS il
$50 pieces best LINEN LAWNS stse
220 Lieces LARGE-FLOWERF opc,.
LAWNS, just received. at slr.-f,rn.r'.,'Dl 'l
st2Oc. -
WHITE GOODS! WHITE Goor.,
$50 pieces VICTORIA LAWNS from a..
215 pieces LISON DE DACCA from IL. ~;
9S pieces LINEN LAWNS hom I2u,...
IS pieces NULL and PERSIAN Ltw.y.'
rs to Use; ''1
Remnants IRISH LINENS az half price.
We also show the largest aud cae,,o.,
kinds LACEs, from the lowest To- a.. ~. D..
prices. "ti-a
HANDRERCHIEFs! HANDKrpcu,.
HANDKERCHIFF>,
$50 dozen LADIES' and GENrLEvy,..,..
HANpKERCHIEFS. from A Isrge ,,... '''fN
consisting OF Hemsii ch,d. l..o-.',., ''.
Mourning, fItpmc3. and fmb-.tt...,
one dozen or more. ''f
ULsTEBS: ULSTER, ULSTER.
500 LADIES LINEN, MOHAig. and g.,
ULSfERS from 81 To- 81. 3, VI. nv
prices very low I'm order To- SD .r..... ''.''i
advise IN Sc In need Of any O. cal. ,.,-. We
they are all sold.
PARASOLS! Drr,rt,
PARA~DI~ 'i.N ~.
Being anxious 10 close mt ou- .,. ,....
SOLS We have made sw.cp.rl reJo-.... '''''
der 10 eject sale5. '''
Don't fail to see our >UN-CMBRFtLA.,rar3p.
AsOLs at 81, $3.50, 4ndsZ. '''
1870 pieces ATWOOD BLNCR BTNrI>c.
received. at l2'a l64, ~, %, 81. Al. ,.t..
This embraces The best ana sae,U... .
have offered mi, season.
THALHlMgH BROTHrr..
BOZ Broad, corn p F.ft .,,...
is l6-Sa saw '''.
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rr CENTENARY METHODIST

CHURCH Grace between Fourth and Fifth
Streets Preaching SUNDAY MORNING at IL
O'Clock by Rev. j. X. HAZEN, -. D., OF the Prcsby.
lerian Church. No service at night.
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ne ACE.STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Of Grace and Fou.hee streets).-
The pastor, Rev. WILLIAM f. HATCHER ID. d.,
will preach at IL O'Clock A. NJ. There viii be 10
serXlccs al night.
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N1- THIRD PRESBYT ERIAN
CHURCH.-The pa tor, Rev WILLIAM y. SCOTT,
having returned, will preach at IL A. NJ. aud 5:45
Z. 81.
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MoNCURE'S ADMINISTRATORS, &C.,
y THE CHANCERY COURT OF THE CITY or RICH
MnND.

n y
IN THE CHANcERY COURT OF THE CITY or RICH
MOND.
The following IS an extract from the decree en-
tered ia this cause on the Zist u jane, 1881:
at is adjIcged, ordered, and decreed That the
cause be referred 10 ore of The comm ssiOncrs Of
the court VINO Is directed take account OF the
debts and demands against the estate of x. q. A.
MOncure. deceased, stating their nature, amounts,
and priority, and 10 whom coming ana particularly
TO report whether anythirg-and If so, what's cue
aud owing by the said estate to the plaintiff James
d. MOncure In hts own right aud 20 what extent, in
dIe course Of admi,r1iiOn, he T. entitled 10 apply
The personal estate that may b. In or may come into
bis hands rs administrator OF X. e. A. MOncure, de-.
ceased 10 the discharge Of such Indebtedness 10
himself In hl, own right.
The commissioner wi also q ~ an account of the
personal estate OF sad Il. 4. A. MOucure, decreased,
an" In this connection report wuat, IT anything is
due sad estate by the estate OF G. A. PCcquet de-
ceased, alleged 20 have been entitled 10 dstIibuiyc
share therein and he viii state and settle The ac-
mint,trator Of SAID X. &. a Nor cure. deceased. In
stating which accounts he VIII take as DrtAd fdcie
correct lsuhj,ct however, To be- surchlrged and
faisled by any party interestedl all accounts here.
tOfOGe settled before commissioner by SAID admin
istritcr and returned 10 and confirmed by a court
OF competent jurisdiction. And upon taking the
foregoing accounts, should it appear that after The
aud The application Of The personal c'tate of r. G.
A. MOnCure 10 The discharge Of The debts aud de-
mands against b.. there viii be dsilibutable sur
nus, NJ VIII nrihtr report VINO are entitled 10
distribution thereof. the amount Of such surplus.
The interest OF each distribute &c. aud the amount
ce' dtugs hereunder be will report 10 court, together
with any matter specially stated by him deemed
pertinent, or Which he' may be required By any
party 10 state.n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-30

NT CLAY-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH Corner Of Graham aud Clay stroets)-
Preaching on SUNDAY at II a. VI. and s:l0 +. NJ.
by Rev. 8. &. CLOPTON, paslOr.