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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-01
BY W. II. Lyme q Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
11l3 Main street

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A
l. SMALL Tw0-ST0RY FRAME DWELL
ING, No. ll04, on THE WEST sInE OF SEC
COUTTs sTREErs.-By virtue OF a deed OF
trust from Silas r. Anderson aud wife 10 the un-
derslgned, bearing date September I, 1878, and
Of record In the clerks Office Of the Richmond
Chancery Court, In Deed-Book lo6 y, page $50,
default having been made In the payment Of the
debt secured, and being thereto required by the
benenciaries In said deco, shall sell by public
auction, on the premises, ON
WEDNESDAY, JULY 0, 1884,
AZ 6k O'Clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY described 4,
said deed and located as above. The LOT 'front.'
~ feet on Second street, and has good depth.
TERMS Cash as 10 the expenses OF sale aud the
sum OF $500, with interest from the LIST Of July
1884, and the residue upon such terms as shall IL
announced at time OF sale.
FRANK KERsEY, Trustee.
w.H.Ly a Co., Auctionoers. p2S
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xLN IN 81--E1k< -Z1E----<,z-- - r----x7--
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minutes Richmond b. Norf *
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west. nrd ~onlhwe-t. Fast expires
daily Does not stop Tor local bust
ness. Pullman sleepipg.csrs Rich
mond ~ Cincinnati and Washington
ana Charlottesville 10 LGuisyi u.
$40 +. d. For Newports News and Oh Point
Utn tied express with Pnllm1n cIfsl
d,fy except SItDr ~. docs NOT
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lOH5 A. ". From Nor OH. on Point. and Sew
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Toe pO.n's. except sunday.
GEO u. NJ. IRON NC'fplN except -uhdfy FulNn
old Point and Newport Nc@s duiy.
ruilInah AZ except 81 SundIy rain.
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Sunday FNcursrn 10 NcwpOrt's News ana pld
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bicImon| esq /. VI returning.
Depot: ScyCniocgth an Br0a streets.
TickC' OfirCs: 1909 MAIN street and CLc,a.
IeaLe and Ohio Railway depot
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e. W. SMITH. Gene al Manager. Jc2s
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Cholera I'm italy.

fly cable TO the DispatchI
ROME. June 30.-Two cases OF cholera
have appeared at Saluzzo, city OF North
I.alV
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BY Quarles Il McCurdy, Auctioneers,
1919 Main street.


1919 Main street.
IN EXECUTION OF A CERTAIN
Il DEED OF TRUST FROM II. A. PARRISH.
dated LIST June, 1853, and duly recorded In the
clerks ONCE of Richmond Chancery Court, ID. ID.
l23 pJge 5l3, 10 the Undersigned ~ trustee,
being required so TO do by the holder of the notes
secured by said deed, default having becn made In
the payment OF the same, viii offer for sale, upon
the premises,
FRIDAY, July IL, 1854,
at O'Clock p. NJ, the REAL ESTATE conveyed
by Aforesaid deed-a LOT OF LAND, with
LARGE BRICK DWELLING and other i'm
prOvements thereon, fronting IL feet aud 4 inches
ON the south line OF Ross street between Governor
and Fourteenth streets, and running back between
parallel lines % au alley-the late residence OF
Samuel =. Cotrell.
TERMS: Cash as TO cost aud expenses Of sale
and sufiiciency 10 pay of three notes OF sl,250
each, with per cent. interest thereon from LIST OF
June, ss3 balance upon such terms the said
H. A. Parrish may direct Il the time of sale, or on
his failure so TO do. as the trustee may direct.
JET JAMES g. CoTTRELL, Trustee.
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marble Of which they gave Ss'o0V'
Cam, Grucnne, who died in Au sur , re.
Gently twas one q the teachers o. ss The
sent Emperor before be ss ssams So ~, ~.
thrcne. Until the battle. OF sau ,r,and and
n'a,ded The Emperor's intimate friea ,a, a an
l nnnedar, UIs power ceased with the au -,
ven, a. the Constitution. This he opposs },
Wan '',,h Al, his power, being always irn ana
',re a advocate OF clericalism ana anso e,
,m,e nile He lived and died hi mouse
owned by the Emperor.
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SMh
ExRND&4.
COURT ORDER.

NIRGINIA-IN LOUISA CIRCUIT
Y COURT CLERK'S OFFICE. JUNE IS,
1854, IN VACATION:
. lsa-c Davenport, Jr, Junlus A. Morris, Griffin II.
Davenport, John VI. Norris, aad Isaac DdFen-
IUrt, merchants and partners trading MhJtt tle
hrm STYLE of Davenport Morris....''.P IAiutln''
william X. Duerson and Theodore u. snow. mer-
chants and partners trading under lhe arm stNle
of Ducrson X now, George %. Bluoaugll, ana
Thomas G.. Harlow. ''ss.''. sDeiehi'hts'
UPoN FOREIGN ATTACHMENT IN EQUITY.
The object of this suit IS 90 recover from the de-
PENDANTS, DuersOn & snow, the sum OF s3S'tO,
with leaal interest thereon from the Ith gay OF
May. 1854, TN paid, due the plaintiff, from tue
attachment the interest Of the said Theodore T..
snow In a bond due from the said Thomas q. liar
low TO George %. blubaugh and the SAID 1, 4.
Snow, late partners under the style OF Blupaugn X
Snow, for f94. with legal interest from OCTOBER
"a, 1888, and payable October "a, 1854; the III
terest Of the SAID L, Z. snow In two parcels OF
land lying in the said county OF Louisa, ana owned
Jointly by the said George %. Blubaugh and Il. Z.
snow. the one containing "a acres, adjoining the
lands Of Willie LongdOn and others. and the other
containing 0S acres, ADJOINING 'he lth.s y, aieN-
ander X. Holiday ana others, now standing on
the land-bOoks OF the said county IN tie name OF
Bickerton l.. johnson, and also parcel OF one
fourth acre Of land, lying in the said county OF
Louisa, and adjoining the lands OF William L.
Bib, and belonging 10 I. L. Snow; aud any other
estate and debts of the said DuersOn 4 snow, or
either Of them, 10 satisfy the plaintiffs claim.
Aud affidavit having been made and hed That
the defendants, william X. DuersOn, Theodore L.
SNOW and George o. Blubaugh, are nOn-resldenis
Of Virginia, 10 IS ordered that they do appear here
within one month after due publication OF this
order in the Richmond Dtspdtci, newspaper
published In the city Of Richmond, and do what Is
Necessary u protect their Interests In this suit
AeopY-Ieste; MITE, n p,psoxs c,o,.
je l7-Tuiw
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Late weather Report.

Especial telegram 10 the Dspatch.l
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July III A.
M.-For the Middle Atlantic States, fair in
the northern portion, hight showers fol-
lowed by clearing weather in the southern
portion, slightly warmer, southerly winds.
For the South Atlantic States, local show
ers, partly cloudy, slightly warmer south
erly winds, lower barometer.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy
and rainy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: @ A. NJ, 20 ;
A. NJ, "A; noon, 81 8 2. NJ, SO; 6 p.
b.. 76; midnight, 70.
Mean temperature, rs &c.
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EDUCATIONAL.

N0ssoTNr0rs01-cy-r-0Sr C--0(e rl,syr|-rS- ..-
DEEKSKILL IN. " MILITAR
i ACADEMY For circulars address Colonel
q. j. WRIGHT, A. NJ, Principal.
lie 17-deod2 &w3ml
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By Ja-. Macdougall, AuctiCneei
No. 10 Governor street.
TRUSTEES SALE.
CONTTNIrEn gAJ.

CONTINUED SALE.
The above sale will be confined on
WEDNESDAY, July Q, 1884,
at 1880 A. NJ, when all the CLOTHING, con-
sisting OF large assortment Of COMPLETE
SUITS, COATS, PANTS, and VESTS. viii be
sold without reserve 10 the highest bidder for
cash. JAMES X. TEASDAIE,
~ 1-2t Trustee.
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ARRIVE RICHMOND.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
SEQ l.. " MAIL "a. except >uGi1y
1000 M. AfCpMMJD AllON dt.y
sunday
700 .M.NIGHT EXPRFss daily lcyrcps "


SUNDAY ACi OMMODATlON h.fvr'n Rio.
me nd aud Scottsyii'e leaves Rich ulut 80 .. VI
returning, arrive 90 l.ichmrHd I;iJ i. ~.
CONNECTIONS.
~ Richmond with associated railway, fr DID,
point, s,uih. md Richmond. trrdcilra hfr
Potion. e. rtiiToa! FIR 800 Yuln'- NJ a. H..
burg with Nhuinil Midland railway lpr
Norh and NoffOlN and Western rt ... t"
kutNYil.t. tlattaHDuca. Ailautt tlt-.I.I' -..
Loul.. Na,hyilIc. LoGnvillc. MrmNIi H-
leans. and all point. iu The south ~IH'l... D., IH
Teas sleeper Ltnehhurg IA NcW orleans .i
Chattanooga vitlout change. ana nI u.-t
trains. Train No. o makes close connection p.
Memphis and all southwestern l"int-. ilt 90 Ii D.
severe huur- lay-oyer AZ Chat 'u'"-.l 70 $500.
Norge with Chesapeake aud ohio rlIlstt 20. tl'
Southwcst, >Orihwest. and W.: 90 yueH1
with Baltimore ana ohio r,t.r Ii, hlthIug rI..
connection At Harper Ferry 90 ANA from F.'t.-
burgh. the West, North, aud fI.f.
Sltepmg.cdr attached O. NyN Erpf'', ''
LyEchtuTy.
Ticket. sold o. an paints. ''ir.-. 300 .l.t
Main street.. 1000 Main. and ~ Richmond ami A.
ltghauy depot, Eighth .ni canal .ir...
j. T.. NfCNItDp.
mylO Gfncrsl pssseugrr tuI o. .u-. tr..'
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AUCTION sALEs-Fafuvs DAYS
/ DMrNIsTRAToWs SALE
"A on ALL THE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

PERSONAL fhof hhi'
THOMAS HUNTER, DECEASED,
At uusLArE READENCE, NEAR LoD0RE.
rNTHE couNrYor AMELIA,
CONSISTING or A FULL SET OF FARMING
UTEssiLs .yiz1,,
sPEING-wAGUNs, .,,.-rss
HORSES, Bu9qY, s ID h b,TNSP.ssAiRr.
RFAPER and MOWER.
f fhs Mill, PLows. sHovEL-pLows'
i rPoIRSI pTASST'firR . CORN sHELLER,
oTRtAD-POwER MACHINES,
TSSIiAGg-cUTTER, FEED-AAsTlCAToR'
t XXX. hlfMfikkL ii ARDS, aRiNDsToNE, &C.;
2sADDLES and BRIDES,
md ii, aiber usual articles on a arst-cass farm.
81 RfAp FINE CATTLE
so HEAD OF SHEEP,
Lot OF LAMBS.
5ar6 HEAD o. HORSES. including Brood
Mare and C.t aud Fine Young i:idsnS-il1r'e'
l"Ei' rfIT SaEsL OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCH-
ri FIikNITUEE. including
HANDSOME tIfAIIs. ROCKERS,
W y, Mi ER! HIM Pillows. and BOLSTER
,tNfR. MATTRESSES,
FINE COOKisG-, IONE,
/ SEWING. MAC ,ENt.,,o< mann, o,,a ans.
Also. ! fnhbrrfCu.L0ADING:GUN and RIFLE,
and AN tie articles usually iUunI IN comfortably
furnished residence. sale on
THURSDAY. july Sisr.
bee,nning NJ l.oclock promptly.
TERMS: Under $50. Ca'h over $50, ninety days
In crest added, for mote with goo security: ,r
Administrator Thomas Hunter: deceased.
AJouN :. 6EAYEs. Anciioneer j. l. INV
RARE CHANCE To BUY ONE Of
n THE CHEAPEST PIECES OF pROPEkT1
IN ViRGiNIA--We viii sell at public auction on
MONDAY. JULY IirH,
fcorrt.,lay,. that VALUABLE CORN, PLAs-
TFR- BARK. AND sUMAC-Nli.L ~ Loul7i
tcnrthousp immediately al the depot OF the ". y
SsaIs and 6fo railway, together with The 3UlLD-
mos. a 45.uOusE-PUWER ENGINE MD
ron FR. Will an The attachments 10 snrt 10 "or
M once III nor sold u VIII be rented. ltis hcitci
I'm r nciglbcrhood whore any quantity OF DARK Ah1
su mac can hc h0usht aud mcai aud plaster sou
TERMS: Made known at sale ,.,,,,,, q ,.o
~ I-codat Ill south twelfth street.
BvH. l.. staples & CO..
Real Estate agents AID Auctloncers.
UCTlON SALE OF VALUABLE
"A GROT NDON RESERVOIR STREET Two
SQUARES sOgII OE Tar PRES. " TERN +,
u or TBi. STREET EAlLWAh.-Ne Wal
sell by auction. ou the Vrcmises.on
TUESDAY, July ], 1884,
NJ 6 O'Clock p. NJ, tie LOT on the southeast cor,
nor og Pc.orvoir' and TAYLOR streets fronting 30
fect on Rc~ryolrs,rcct and running back 10 feet
70 TEENS r. vs. At sale. H.L.sTAPLEs & co,
" NNI'4'lr'l .
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CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, &c.
GEORGE j. AINSLIE < c"L
son,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS

A large stock Of RICHMoND-MADE CAR
RIAGES for sale low.
PAINTING AND REPAIRING speciality.
NH S-Sm
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AUCTION &iEEg-FBture DavN.::
ByR. T.. ChIGn & CO.,
Real Estate Auctioucers,
Richmond, El.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ or
VALUABLE FARM
II
GLOUCESTER COUNTY, VA.
OS MONDAY, July 7.1ssi


q; l2 o'clock We VIII u no auction. at Gloucester
Ca.rtnou g. thr VALUABLE FARM sl1Nn a.
'WAHNEE HALL" formerly the rc'drHre "f
NJ. Colin CIrst ccrrI-cl :. lVtlg on severn = yer.
10 The c0U1is of Gloucester, about seven miles
from BE e. urtfuu-c. ~ M
Tie tract contains abolt 1,l5O ACRES.and win
Dc sold % whole or ia parcels. %, may DE desired
by bdrcr.. This has long lc'u kuoWn as one OF
tie most valuable estates in Eastern Nrcini1.
TIE improvements CONSIST Of q LARGE NAN
SION, ouj-nuilii1gs, kitchen, dairy, ice-hluie,
and staics-ail If brick. also large frame barn
and other hgiiGlng- for employee.
Atout go acres are In timber OF original
growth tn" remainder "a open land producing
pll of he cereals AMI other prOdncls of Eastern
Virginia. shipped ~ litic cost. There isa large
lawn Of $ acre IN front q ih' mansion, well SGT
I'm hludsomc shade-trc.s Of different Narieucs.
For pleasant society. tcalthincss aud the attrlc-
tions Of game. f-h oysters. and piani-bedsi y can
not he surpassed. steamers pass GlOuco'tc Point
on York river, daily for Btltinorc and other
northern cities, and q steamer rIns tri-woek'y
from Norfolk 20 a wharf on WaIe river, w.thn
one mile of the estate.
POST flce schools, and churches convenient.
TERMS: Accommodating.
III. CARRINGTON,
Mt CLARKE.
Commissioners.
Wea authorized 70 sell privately before day Of
anil ,r,u I.o lad Ia, haVa ppi Al BIZ
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ONLY TWELVE HOURS BErMEES H.
MOND AND BALTIMORE N IN''
DIRECTION.

Correspondingiy quick time 70 ".i',
through o'iis Vi 'Aa'NH &. 4. TAYLOR
General Fr,ishl Asr1.
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,.vodtotcv after the above sale we VIII 49, 80,
INN sS,e,T iIjILDING LOTS. fronting ht.y zee,
wv WI, u 81 Coutis ftreet between Fir's ~,
o on sua" strec,s IN resr of above property sanaI
ho,ls.s erected here woGd prove COCO p'''"s -"
"1f.xmns. Easy; small cssh payment s an1 io"1
crdi:.. % i"Y' ' kuctioncers.
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RICHMOND. FREDERlCh>bOh"
IL AND POTOMAC RAlLRoAp'

ruporcU AII.RATL FAST-FRElGHL " y"
To AND FkOM BALTIMORh, Ptii LNH'S,<
PuIA, NEW YORK, AMP ~
AND WESTERN ClIlfs'
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asP.M. the apve property The ,ri1 gessT y, feet FEET
ians c.sl running back an Irregular dsp'h W
TynVss; cab A. u expense o. sac sn mi
Of $500, win nd la .vpIye n IS -.
anec s "a six a"" LEROY i. BRowS, Trustee
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Mrs. WINFREE.

I was present last Friday, May 23d, at the
Loeb Willow church, and conducted the funeral
services of Mrs. WINFREE, (the mother of Rev.
W. H. H. Winfree) who died on the 221 Of
May, after months of suffering from severe
stroke of paralysis, which rendered her both
helpless and speeches.. Doubtless her dissolu-
ton was a sweet release. Her remains were
inferred in the village cemetery in the hope o.
a blessed resurrection for them. Mr.. Winfret
is the only living member of his fathers family
and we trust he can fully verify in his own case
the consultations of that gospel he so repeatedly
proclaims to others.
Mrs. Winfree was in her 61st year
r. NJ. FUTILE.
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DYSPEPSIA.

Sedentary habits, mental worry, nervous
excitement, excess or imprudence in eat
ing or drinking, and various other causes.
induce Constipation followed by general
arrangement OF the liver, kidneys. and
stomach, i'm which the disorder of each
organ increases the intirmity of the others.
The immediate results are Loss of Appe-
lite, Nausea, Foul Breath, Heartburn, Flat
ulence, Dizziness. Sick Headaches, failure
of physical and mental vigOr. distressing
sense of weight and fullnesS inthe stomach,
and increased CostiyeneSS, all OF which are
known under one head rs Dyspepsia.
In every instance where This disease does
not originate from ScrofuOus faint in the
blood. Ayers PILLS may be confidently
relied upon TO effect Il cure. Those eases
not amenable To the curative influence of
AYERS PILLS alone will certainly yield if
the PILLS are aided by the powerful blood
purifying properties of AYERS SARSAPA-
RILLA.
Dyspeptics should know that the LONGER
treatment of their maady is postponed,
the more difficult of cure it becomes.
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IN MEMORIAM.

JoHS SYrEoR JANIS, of Ashland, Hanovsr
county, Va, departed this life on March 11th,
1884, at his home after protracted sickness,
in the 5Sth year of his age.
AS man grows older the solemn duty of
recording the death of his friends forces itself
upon him with increasing frequency. Never
has friend been called to chronicle the death of
a truer, kinder, and more constant friend than
John Sydnor James Modest to a degree pain
full to himself, he ever shrank from the public
gaze or sight, but constantly In secret performed
acts of charity and kindness that endeared him
TO many who will hold him in tender memory
So modest was he that when he was elected
deacon in the Ashland Presbyterian church in
1877 he hestated about accepting for fear that
ne would not be able to perform the public du-
ties of the office. He did accept, and was Or
dained on August 10, 1877, and served most
faithfully until his death. AS a member OF the
church he was liberal and attentive to his duties
He contributed literally to the work Of the
church, and it is largely to his zeal and liberali-
ty that his church is indebted for the commodi-
Gus church building erected under his supergis-
ion.
As citizen he was public spirited, and ever
ready for every good word and work. AS
neighbor, his life wac full OF kindly acts, and
mis- house was open with genial hospitality to
mis- friends. To the widow and orphan, to the
poor his hand was ever open as melting charity,
transformations in this respect many Of his kind
acts are known to but few-often they were
bestowed through friend and without the
knowledge of the recipients as to the real donor.
The precincts of his home are wrapt in sor-
row. There we leave her, the partner Of his
joys and sorrows, with assurances of our SYM
pathy, trusting to the mellowing influences of
Time, and to Him the bearer Of all sorrows, to
bring peace to her soul.
His mortal remains were laid away in the
silent grave in the Ashland cemetery on March
18th, 1884 in the presence of large concourse
Of neighbors and friends who testified their af-
lection for him by their presence.
Faithful unto DEATH well may we believe that
he has found the fulfllment Of the Masters
promise, well done good and faithful servant,
enter thou into the 10y Of thy Lord"
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JULIUS MEYER & SON,
COL and COS Broad ST.,
RICHMOND. VA.


EVERY DEPARTMENT COMPLETE WITH
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DRESS GOODS.-All the newest shades in eve
ny grade, from 10c. up.
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UNDERWEAR.-Ou immense assortment of
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LACES AND EMBROIDERIES are receiving
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CORSETS.-Our aim is only to carry frst-class
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OBIT u A r Y
Mrs. MINNIE DUNLAP.

Entered into rest near Red Sulphur Springs,
Monroe county, W. Va on March goth, 1884,
MINNIE, wife of Henry Dunlap, and eldest
daughter of Rev. ]. NJ. Humphreys, aged 80
years.
She was for several years communicate of
the Presbyterian church, Hers was life of
rare Christian virtue, characterized by an unset
fish devotion to the welfare and happiness Of
others; in short, devoted wife and mother,
a loving daughter and sister, and true friend
May God in mercy comfort the stricken ones,
and enable them all to meet her in that land
where there is no more sorrow nor signing and
where God will wipe all tears from their eyes.
A FRIEND.
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MI A r re d.

May 2lst, by the Rev. ]. Andrews Harris,
d. D., JONI LYLE CAMPBELL, Jr., of Lexington,
Va, to EMILY PLATr, daughter OF the late Ar
thur Howell, Esq, of Philadelphia
May 2Sth, by the Rev H. r. Smith, at AvO-
ca, the residence of r. Granville Campbell ESQ,
in Rockbridge county, Va, WILLIAM +. JOHN
sroN to Miss MARGARET D. CAMPBELL
March 6, 1884, in Rockbridge county, Va,
by the Rev. Colin j. Stokes, WM A. KN1cK to
Miss SALLIE j. LAWSON.
May 18th, by the same in the same place
W. E. ENTsMINGER to Miss NJ. F. ENTsMINGER
May 10th, by the same, in the same place
JAMES MuELwEE ANDERSON to Miss MATTE v
HUTTON.
May 28th, by the same in the same place
CHARIEs ]. BRAwLEY to Miss H NJ SHIELDS
all of Rock bridge county, Va
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