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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21
IN EXPERTS PIElrS.
What Gre of the Franklin search-Party
snys About the Greedy Expedition.

fBy cable TO the Dispatch.l
LONDON, August 20-Clcments Il. Mark
ham, secretary Of the Royal Geographical
Society, who served IN the Arctic expedi-
ton Of 1850 in search Of Sir John Franklin.
has written a letter apropos OF the recent
charges MADE against the Grcely party. In
this lie says:
"The accusation OF murder and canni-
balism made against The Greely party is
disgrace TO American journals Decency
would have suggested silence until Lieu
tenant Greely had submitted his report TO
the Government. Their may be a rem
nant Of truth in the charge. II is possible,
but unlikely. that brave men IN the last eX-
trCmity should have SucCumbed."
Markham draws attention to the fact
that similar cruel accusation was made
against Sir John Franklin's expedition,
and quotes the noble words Of Admiral
SheTard Osborne. who commanded one OF
the Franklin search-eXpeditions "Why
attempt 10 lit the veil with which the All
MCrcifUl has been pleased TO shit ont from
mortal ken the last sad hours OF brave men
battling with famine and diseaSef" Mark
ham. continuing. says: "The American
Navy Department should have controlled
and been responsible for the expedition.
The party should never have been left
without a deIot-sbip wintcring within an
accessible distance OF them. The difficulty
f navigating the channels north OF smiths
sound was ignored, and precautions were
neglected; hence the catastrophe, 10Y
which there is no excuse
Lieutenant GTeely'S observatory work
will fOlm valuable supplement to the
series of observations which were taken by
the ships discovery in 1919. The Greelv
expedition will bear the test OF thorough
scrutiny. Its members are mistaken, how
ever. In stating th,t Beaumont'S Cape Bri-
tannia was visible from Lincoln bav on the
west SIDE of Robson channel. The real
Cape Britannia is invisible from Lincoln
baY, the most distant visible land being
Cape MAY and Mount Hooker. The point
which Messrs. Lockwood aud Braincrd
reached wa; Cape May, not Cape Britannia.
The next land they reached was Beaumont
Island. with small island between it and
the main land OF Britannia"
Markham thinks the highest latitude
reached by the party was $50 5J. He ap-
plauds the admirable zeal and devotion
displayed by Lockwood and Brainerd, and
says: IGNORANCE will Use the disaster
which overlook the Greedy party to dis
courage future research. bHt education will
defeat ignorance, and Polar research will
continue until the work is completed"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21
Saratoga Races.
10y telegraph 10 The Dispaich.I

10y W N"N p'7f'''"J
SARATOGA. y. Y, August 20.-First
race-purse $3.50, one mile and half fur
long Ninton won by n half length, lIidal-
go second, Marie Stuart third. Time,
1924.
second race-purse $500, one mile and
five hundred yards-Lucky b had walk
over, there being no other starters.
Third race purse 1900, five furlongs-
Paramount won by length; Leonidas
socond--a length in front OF Fidelc, third.
Time. 1:0is.
Fourth race--purse $3.50, one mile
Black Jack won easily; Norena seco Id !;
Musk third. Time, l:H.
Fifth race--purse $500. an owners
handicap. one mile-Ada Glenn held the
lead from the start from Mammonist and
Felowplay, but at the furlong pole Cans
Joined issue with the leader. the result be-
ing dead heat; Mammonist third, two
lengths behind. Time. l:4it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21
seliiey's Report.
New York Times.l

The report OF Commander Schley, OF me
Greely relief expedition, 10 be submitted
10 Secretary Chandler within a few day,
viii 10 one OF the most elaborate reports
ever sent IN TO the department by ana'a'
officer. The manuscript, 1t Is expecteu'
will cover nearly 300 pages, and viii oe
illustrated by some 200 Photographic views
making plain many points that no wrltlen
description could. This use OF photograph
in Official reports Is new departure. Com,
mRnder schley Is busy In getting the rePor.
IN shape, and Is determined that 1t shall 10
full and complete In every particular toueu'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21
RriSiiton-Beach Races.


NEW YORK. August 20.-First race-two-
year-old maidens. five eighths OF mile
Jack Cade won; Dayleen second, Janets
Pride third. Timo, 1:05.
Second race-seliing allowances. one
mile Plunger won; LutcstrinS second,
Lille b. third. Time. 1:43g.
Third race-August cup. all ages, TWO
miles and 4 half; starters, Levant ana
Henry B-Leyant won by six lengths.
Time, 1891.
Fourth racial ages, one mile and a
quarter-Ten Strike won Little Buttercup
second, Bouncer third. Time, 2:lOl.
Fifth racial ages, seven furl0ngs-
Montauk won; Woodnower second, Bur-
ton third. Time, 1900.
Sixth race-steeplecnase, short course
Odette was never headed, and won in a
canter by twenty lengths; Rebok second,
others did not finish. Time, 2:jOi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21
,ns the expedition from !. the time Of leaving

ing the expedition from the time Of leaving
New York harbor until the return.
Secretary Chandler IL expected ct the
navy.yard to-day or tomorrow TO Inspect
The vessels OF the relief squadron. The
Bear Is In dry.dock. The heel foot Of the
stem was torn away by her contact with
rocks In Melville bay, and about forty feet
OF her keel was splIntersd aud torn away
also. Had she been an iron vessel, ship
carpenters say, she would have gone to the
bottom. Every rivet was started along
Inc keel, and the iron.plates on the stem
were snapped like pine. Pieces OF the
keel are In great demand as relics. The
repairs wi ! take about fortnight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21
Osd.Tims TeIegraphers I'm COnyen.

by telegraph 10 the Dispatch.I
ST. LOUIs, August 20.-The 0ld-Time
Telegraphers' Association met here at 1880
this morning. George NJ. Dugan, presi-
dent, and 5. Il. Fairchild, secretary and
treasurer, were both present. Over fifty
delegates are here from all over the coun-
try, the large cities represented being New
York. Baltimore. Chicago, New Orleans,
Memphis, Louisville, Omaha, Denver, and
Kansas City. The president made brief
address, and some new mombers were
elected Edward Rosewater, vice-presi-
dent OF the Association, delivered an in
teresiing address.
Letters OF regret from many prominent
telegraphers were read. Resolutions OF re-
grot were adopted regarding the death,
since the last meeting, OF o. ii. Booth, OF
Mansfield, Ohio, the first president OF the
Association. and OF George W. Trabue and
l.. NJ. Painter.
A committee, consisting OF Messrs. Plum,
Bumell, and TAYLOR. was appointed TO So
iicit papers TO supply matter for the history
Of The early days OF telegraphy and secure
specimens Of Old-iashioned telegraph APP
paratus.
The treasurer's report was received aud
adopted. and recess was taken for an eX-
cufsiOn on the river.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA. August 20, 1884.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-WhitC. l,12i bushels. Mixed,
2.7G6 bushels. Red, IL, 30 bushels. Total,
100 bushels.
CorN.-White, 1,9lG bushels. Mixed,
1000 bushels.
OATS. 500 bushels.
RYR.-13S bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Wbite, 1916 bushels common to
fair at 80 TO S5c. Mixed. BIOS bushels at
- TO Soc. Red, Sl2 bushels common TO
prime Longberry at 81 TO 92c. 40 bush
els common to prime Shortberry at 80 TO
SJc.
CoRN-White. 1870 bushels prime Virginia
at 7ic. Mixed, 100 bushels prime western
at Csc.
OATs.-2C0 bushels very good winter on
private teas.
RYE.-30 bushels very good on private
terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21
A Reported Find OF Jeannestc Relics

ibN telegraph 10 thc DispA'h.I
NEwBrRYPOBT, MASS, August 20.-Louis
Noros, In regard 10 the reported fnding OF
clothing and other articles supposed to have
belonged 10 the Jeanhetie expedition, says:
II know that none OF our party were left
behind IN tent; l know that all the tents
were taken away in our boats; know that
no casks were taken from the ship and car.
Iied away by the party. know that there
YVES but ons bsarskin in the party, and that
was left In a cache on the Siberian coast. l
cannot tell whether or not the articles
found are genuine without seeing them.
and my theory 10 that the articles found, "
any have been found, were taken by natives
from this cache, and by some means, how
] cannot conceive. have gradually worked
their Way to civilization"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21

hobeos corpus. In his Affidavit Kc,rpev
says that he e being illegally deprived 81 III
liberty by the commissioners Of smivns.
tion--thath be y able and willing 10 TAKE care
Of h,mseif. Judge Brown allowed the writ
and discharged kearney from detention.
holding that under the statute the COMMITS.
sioneiS had no authority to hold ,mn,i.
grants for examination after they had been
allowed to land. w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21
Praying for Arbitration.

By telegraph 20 TIC Dfspatch.J
MYSTIC, CONN, August 20.--The Connec-
lieu, Peace Society is In annual convention
here. To-day II sent the following cable
message to the President Of France and
the Chinese Government:
81 Peace Convention, Mystic, Conn, Au-
gust Poo President Grery and Marquis
Tsenq, Paris, France May we implorc
you 10 arbitrate your differencesi
(sigrtdI z. cRorcH, President"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21
a Town Marshal Fatally Shot.
lBy telegraph to the Dispa,ch.I

LOUISVILLE, KY, August 90 The C0u-
ricr. Journals Franklin. KY, dispatch
says: Tow H. Marshal Jesse OGuit was fatal
y shot yesterday by Henry Taylor. Tay-
Tor had been arrested for drunkenness 10y
Ohutt. After the trial the two men went
TO a store fora cigar. While Ohuit's back
was turned Taylor shot him three times in
the back. Taylor was arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21
BALTIMORE.

baltimore, August 20.-Flour steady ard
quiet; Howard-street an. western super
fine. S2.37as2.7j; do. extra S3at3.I5; do.
family. s4aSJ; City Mills superfine, $3.50
as3; do. extra. a.. l.aS3.,j; Rio brands.
a TJaSj.S7. Wheat-Southem higher;
western hrmer: southern red. SSI0Oc.;
amber, 9la95c.; No. Maryland, 93la
935c.: No. western winter red, spot.
SSjaSSic. Corn southern easier and
quiet; western, no offering and no bid;
southern white, G7a6se.; yellow, 6iaG5c.
Oats steady, with moderate demand;
southern, 32s37c.; western white, 3ia36c.;
mixed, 3la}sc. Psnnsylyania, 32131c.
Provisions active and firm. Mess pork,
SlS.75. uIk-meats-Shoulder and clear
RIB sides, packed, II and lie. Bacon
shoulders, SIZE; clear-rib sides, l2sc.
Hams, l5alGc. Lard-Retned. Ole. Coffee
dull; Rio, cargoss, ordinary to fair, "a
tote. Sugar steady; 4 soft, CSC. Whskey
steady at Sl.lj. Freigbts quiet.
CINCINNATI.
CNCHSHATI, August 20.-Flour I'M
changed. Wheat higher; No. , red, sla
see. Corn, demand good, tending up
No. , mixed, sc. Oats full; prices. No.
J mixed. 26ia27tc. Pork firm at 1850.
Lard stronger at Is. Bulk-meats strong;
shoulders, $3.50; short ribs, 5000. Bacon
higher and in good demand; shoulders,
$3.50; short-ribs, Sl1.2j; clear, SLID.
Whiskey steady at sI.O7. Hogs steady /;
common and Hight, Si.50aS6.2j; packing
and butchers, Sj.6Oas6GO.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. August 2O.-Grain quiet.
Wheat-No. . red. TjaS0c. C0rn-NO. :
white, 63c. !; mixed. sc. Oats-No. =
mixed. zoe. Provisions strong. Mess
pork, $40. Bulk-meats-s Shoulders, 81:
clear rib, 1880; sides, sl1. Bacon
Shoulders. 80; clear rib, sll.2j; clear,
S12. uams--sugar-cured,S l4.2j. Lard
Prime steam, eS.2j.
81. LOUIS.
-. LOUIS, August 20.-FlOur unchanged.
Wheat opened higher; closed about Is yes.
terday No. red, s2ias2sc. cash and Au-
gust. Corn higher and slow; j0,a52c.
cash, sic. August. Oats higher and in
active; 2Ga2Cic. bid cash. &c. August.
Whi,key steady at sl.0T. Provisions firm.
Pork, si9 for old, 1880 for new. Bulk
meat.-LOng clear, S1O.25iSl0.30; short
rib, Sl0.3jaSi0.i0; clear, si0.6j. Bacon
Long clear and short rib, Sllasll lbs; short
clear, Sllj0. Lard. S1.62s bid.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, August 20.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat in fair demand and generally strong
er: prices advanced talc. early; declined
iaic. closed &c. under yesterday; August,
7-ia7S4c. Corn strong; opened &c. higher I;
closed lalic. higher than yesterday; cash,
53la53tc. Oats firm and higher; cash,
gjia25lc.; August. 25a255c. Pork quiet but
strong; cash, slSJ0asl9.50; August, S27 (;
September, S2i .j0as22. Lard in far de-
nand and steadier; cash, S7.65as7.7O; Sep
TENDER. s1.67tas7.70. Bulk.meais steady
shoulders, 1918; short rib, $1,000; clear,
s1O.s5. Whisky and sugar steady and
unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
NEW YORK. August s0.-Cotton-Nel
none. Gross receipts, 1895 bales. Future,
closed steady sales, ~, 200 bales; August
s10.GSasio.64: September, Sl0.59as 0.60
October, s10. 30asl0.32; November, $40. 10
December, sl0. 2Oasl 1921 /; January, 5000
February, $10.4lasl0.4S; March, si0.53i
sI0.55; April, sl0.65asio.66; May, $40. 10
$l0..7.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21
Archbishop Ryan Installed.
lKN telegrnnh 10 The Dispaich.l

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, August 20. Arch
bishop RYAN was duly installed this morn
ing Us head OF the Roman Catholic see OF
Philadelphia. The services were neld in
the Cathedral Of 81. Peter and st. Paul,
and the procession OF church dignitarics
entered the edhce in the presence OF at
least 10000 spectators. Among the eele-
brated churchmen were Monsignor Cosco-
ran. OF Overbiook Seminary; Bishop Jere-
miah +. shannon, OF Harrisburg; Bishop
Becker, OF Wilmington, Del; and Arch
bishop Gibbons, Of Baltimore, primate OF
the Roman Catholic Church in America.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21
a SERIES OF COLLISIONS.

INV telegraph To the Dlspa,ch.J

iBv telegraph 10 the Dlspaich.I
Boston, MASS, August 90 The steamer
Twilight, while on her 5-O'clOck trip from
Boston to NantasSet, collided with the
steamer John Brooks, ofthe Portland Line,
demolishing the formers whee-houSe and
smashing the entire port cabin. The
Brooks's stern only is slightly damaged,
and she Is ready to proceed whenever the
fog lifts. After the collision the Twilight
was proceeding carefully. blowing signals
end keeping a careful lookout, when, With
in fifteen minutes after the first accident.
she colided with pilot-boat and the
steamer Rose Standisb, doing and receiv-
ing. but slight injury. Ten minutes later
she was struck toy the steamer stamford
and had her wheel-hOuse smashed. The
stamford vas also damaged. The har6or
was full OF craft OF all kinds, and the whls-
ties were very bewildering. There were
but few women on the Twilight. but much
excitement prevailed among the plssen-
gers, which, however, was allayed by the
officers. The boat at once headed for Hull,
where, without assistance. a landing was
safely effected. The officers OF the Twi-
light claim to have used all possible care,
and the blame is thrown by each crew upon
the other. The Twilight remains at liull,
while the Stamford has been towed to this
city
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
The Marke, Buoyant and Active, and Closes
Higher.

Higher.
NEW YORK, August 20.-Spcculation at
the Stock Exchange was characterized by
buovancy and activity during the early
dealings. Union Pacific was the feature.
and advanced on large business from j0s
10 54t. The rise was based on reports
from BostA that this company and Chi
cago. Burlington and Quincy had arrived
NJ a better understanding than had existed
between tbs corporations for some years
past Rates had been restored through
out the entire line OF the road. and all diff
ieronces with Denver and RIO Grandc and
western companies had been adjusted. The
improvements in other active stocks ranged
10 Z. In the afternoon Missouri Pacific
was raided down 10 92t by the bears, and
this weakened the entire market. AT the
>ame time. il was reported from the West
that the weather there was unfayorable for
growing corn. which led to some selling
for long account. Prices declined 9a2s
from the highest point of the day. Near
the close there was a rally, tag. the latter
Union Pacific. The market closed steady.
Compared with la.t nights closing. prices
arc sa24 higher. sales, AZ, 900 shares.
.NOon.-StOcks firm. Money, la2 per
cent. Exchange-Long, 4s2Ia4S2t; short
4Sl!aiS45. Governments duh. states
steady.
Ertnin9. -EXehange, 1921. Money, . Y
per cent. Sub-Treasury balances Gold,
s12l.4S2; currency, sl3,5e0. Governments
irregular; 4 per cents, 40; . per cents
1881. State bonds dnll.
. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.


New York. August 20.--Cotton easy !;
sales. 1914 bales; uplands, 10tc.; Orleans,
llc.; consolidated net receipts, 29i bales !;
exports to Great Britain, 2lI bales. South
ern flOLr firm. Wheat-Spot tallc. lower,
closing heavy; ungraded red. s9c.; I'M
graded white. Csc; No. 3 red. S9ta9Oc. :;
August. nominal Corn-Spot Salc. lower !;
No. = August. G8sc.; September,E l laG2 &c.
Oats Spot shade lower; No. ,, 33tc.
Hops duh and nominal. Cotiee-SpOt, Rio
finn at 5l0.25; No. Rio, spot, $3.50; Sep
tember, SS. 3OaSS.40. Sugar easier and more
setive; fair to good refining, ll-lGa
15-l6c.; refined brmer; of A, 5iaj5c.
standard A, Gle: confectiorers', Ti6c. ;
granulated, @ 9.l6c. cubes. &c. MOlssses
unchanged Rice quiet. Cotton-seed oil,
s5,3Gc. for cv,lde; 39a424c. for refined.
Rosin unchanged. Hides firm. Wool firm.
Pork very quiet and held firm; new mess,
80. Middles nominal; long clear. l0tc.
Lard 1Oa12c. higher and moderately active ;
western steam, spot, ss.l2t; August. -.
F'reights dull.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21
Prinssrs' strike.

lBy telegraph 10 The Dispateb.i
Nsw YORK, August 20.--The compost
tors On the Commercial Advertiser struck
this morning against reduction VI wages.
The paper will be issued as usual.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21

We quote: Fine, 81 2jGs2.jO; supertlne,
s350@s8.2j; extra, s4.j6@s4.75; family.
s4.9O9S6.25; Patent family, country, Sj.50G
So 80. Market very dull.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21
A Journal Suppressed.

By cable 10 tue Dlslilch'l
CAIRO, August 20.-The journal II
Ahraa has been suppressed, and the office
where il was printed closed and placed
under seal. The French Consul has pro.
tested against this action.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21
LIME. CEMENT. Sc.

IME, LIME, LlME.-S,OO0 barrels
IL FRESH ROCkLAND LtNf, per schooner
Alfred Keen, In dock and now discharving, for ssle
low from vessel. FRESH ROsENDALSC CEMENT,
PORTLAND timported) CEMENT, and JAMEs
RIVER CEMENr Just 10 hand. CALCiNED
PLASTER, LATIIs, HAIR, &C. FIRE BRICK
and CLAY. WARNER MOORE.
80 Lum~ aud Ground Plaster,
Foot OF Seventeenth street, south ode ih'c@
an 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21
Able 70 rake Care Of Himself.

New YORK, August 20.--The case OF
Patrick keainey, an assisted immigrant,
who arrived In this country from Ireland
July 10th, with bis wife and seven children,
came up to-day before Judge Brown In tbs
United ststes District Court on writ OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21

written our Iour-footed friends have never
,ailed IN tneir morning calls, generally
nrins'pg some TO ,ls) stranger sisters with
mem. Oh saturday we had three stran.
gers Yesterday one. aud this mornipR one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, August 20.-Yirginia 6's,
consol, 80; past-due coupons, 30; new
fO-4O's. $40; new SIS, 50. North Carolina
G's, old, 107. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21
toAGIssIONkRs OFFICE,l
CIRCUIT COURT on THE COUSIY or IiENglCO, Z
RICHMOND, VA. Jaly ~. 1854.
VOHN &. BBANTON, EXECUTOR OF

toAGIssIONkR's OFFICE,l
CIRCUIT COURT on THE County or HENgtCO, Z
RICHMOND, VA. Jnly %, 1854.
VOHN &. BBASTON, EXECUT0g OF
~ John y. sheppard, deceased. and la his own
night, and sarah T. his wife. Plaintiffs.
y. & sheppard, IN his own right, andl
Sc guardian OF his childie,, legatees
Of John y. sheppard. AMI the said
children. Jnliana, Johu Francis, and
Marie sheppard ttbe Las,.namel an-
Cru,e, james T. Bianion. and Anu
y. Banios, ard Lillian Ms mre, In Equty.
Reuben BEaLon, Mary Banton
Bannie Blsnton. Bulah hisnton
lover fourteen yearsl, and Jimmy,
Drank, LIZZIE. Winnie, Nsttie, and
Darlington Blanton (under fourteen
years. VI. NJ. Blocker and II. Meade,
trustees, and samuel L. Wsd9ll.l
guard an I'D htsI. for ihc above
named iniant children. DEFENDANTS
EXTRACT PROM THE DEcRRE ogJULy 20, 1854.
The eour, doth saiuase. order. and decree .hs,
one OF the commissioners ~ this ccufs do Iass
among sesersl other accounts aud reports a. WI
be- perceived by reference To salt d-,re the fo'-
lowing accounts: An accodnt % ali debts aud de-
insnds now outstanding agslns the estate Of joan
y. sheppard, deceaad. with their digaines AMI
by the tssiator scared by desi Of trust on tbs
Amelia land devised " Mrs. James A. B.antoa
aud her children"
and 10 enable the said commissioner 20 take
ue s Of me lime and plass appSa,si By him ior
ihst purpose. once week Tor four weeks IN the
Richmond Dispatch. ~arI,iag all psrsons having
claims against he estate OF John b. sheppard. de-
ceased, 10 lay the same before him with the esi-
der &c In support Of the same. on the day namei.
ON pain OF being barred from all participation VA
the ,isiri bg ion % aid estate, which nolice, ~
published, hlali b. elaiyslent 70 personal service
thereof upon the parties or any ofhsm-"
0yrlox or niE Coxxns,oSxR,l
10lA YAsr MAIN sfRgEr.
RICHMOND, Va y
~ Al Pdrt.es Interested ia AforesscssttoAsf
Desrs<, and Particularly IL tia iccouafs Sc
Out.
Take notice That have dxed On WEDNESDAY.
the 27ih day Of August, A. ID. 1854, ~ the une.
and my once, above A. the place. for tAkiux tina
above-named account Aad nal Ing the r.
ports required by the aforeal decree. And all
tend.
Given under my hAad th.s ash day OF Ian
l6Sk y. A.LYNHAN
Commissioner In ChAnccry.
GREAT Court Of the county % Nsnsico.
| n. =. HrRARp, Connssl tor Flainttns ~ \.
| AsxiNsoS, Guy 46utlAxS 10. LAM ef1nNs
W~sasW uSsseNeeh " N-wtQ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21

The object II This suit Is 10 Partition The l.nd
which Wa assigned To- aud held for life by Mrs.
NaIy 4. WOOD, late widow of John .. Wood. ie-
ctas,d. as her dover. lying and heing on James
river. ~ tne county uf CaWhr land, containing
of9 l3.IGarr,s. called Glcntlysr, among the par
ties entitled thereto under the will 81 std John /.
Wood. dccu1s,d a. by sale or division ~ KNIT.
And n appearing by afiiayit MED that j0lcph
H. Tailoy Ruth. Roea, Arin'nir, MARY !. al
Henry Tall,y, q. ". Drake, Minnie u. an Merter
4. DiBks, John I. Wood, Leroy VI. Wood. Henry
l. wood, aud iimin ", Wood ar nn rp,lienis
at ihc STATE Of Virginia. u = Ordered that they lp-
Itar here within one uOu'h after due publsaiiou
OF this order. aud 10 what Is n'tc,sary b protect
Their int rest.
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COMMISSIONER btLi. tfFi.. VI
LUNENBUgG COeRTHOU ~, July ~, 1904.
All persons interested IN the foregoing decrtc
viii take notice that have fixed upon The lsr
DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1854, al my o'fcc- st
the conTt-bonse, as the time AMI place 70 eNecute
required 20 attend. And N from any canse the
taking u said account be BOT commenced Ou said
day or being commenced, be not cOmpleled, the
same VIII be continued rem day u day anil the
same T. completed.
Given undo my hand a. commissioner In chan
Gerry of The court aforesaid this day aud year sforc
said.
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