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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-22

al00 TO Rev. Job Turner. missionary
TO deaf mutes In the southern States,
and several special appropriations TO
ministers in the diocese who needed and
deserved help.
The report gives in detail the changes
that have takenplacc during the year in
the missionary field in the diocese.
The stipend to the missionaries ranges
from sl00 to s350per annum, being an
average Of sls6 and an aggregate OF
t6,525. We have not yet reached an
average of one cent and half a week
per capita, for that. with only $4,000
communicates, would give us $40, 800.
The sum Of 90. 200 was raised during the
past year.
OTHER REPORTS.
Rev. Mr.. Powell presented the re-
port Of the committee to whom was re-
ferred so much of the Bishops report
of last year as relates to the removal
of the parochial clergy from the diocese
to other fields, which was referred to
the Committee on Clerical Support.
Rev. Churchill j. Gibson, d. d.,
submitted the report Of the Committee
on Widows and Orphans Fund, and
submitted report recommending the
election Of Mr.. Joseph Bryan in place
Of Mr.. John Stewart, deceased.
THE NEXT PLACE OF MEETING.
On motion of Rev. j. s. Hanckel, ID.
D., Christ church, Charlottesville, was
selected as the next place of meeting.
OTHER BUSINESS.
An invitation was read from Rev.
Mr.. Cain to the Council to visit St.
Philips school.
Rev. W. c. Latane presented n reso-
luton authorizing the secretary to pub
lish annually in the journal table
showing the objects commended by the
Council TO the support Of the diocese,
the time agreed upon for making col
tons for the same, and the names oil
the treasurers Of the respective funds.
Agreed to.
BY Rev. W. Q. Hullihen, Of Staun-
ton: A resolution changing the title
coyerlid of the Journal so as to indi-
cate the year of the Council as well as
the number of the year from the CEN
tennial year.
Last night divine service was held at
st. Paul's church, at which Rev. DR..
Dashiell read an interesting paper on
1.-The Church in Virginia Since 1885,
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The Theatre.

Last night Olivette was again repeat
ed before a large audience. The per-
Torrance did the Standard Opera Com
pany great deal of credit. The chorus
work was very good, and was more
than once encored, and Miss Escalona
and Miss Anterior were cOmplimented
with calls to repeat several Of their
songs. These ladies strive hard to
please. and have the satisfaction of
knowing that their efforts are apprecia-
ted. Tonight Mascotte is to be given,
and the New York sOloist, Mr.. William
Lowitz, is to give a piano solo.
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by W. II. Lyne & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneer,
fiIS Main street.

THAT VERY DESIRABLE, WELL
l. LOCATED. Two.sToRy DETACHED
BRICK DWELLING AND LOT AT TUE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF TWENTY
SEVENTH AND VI STREETS FOR SALE
BY AUtTION.-By request Of the owners,
we shall sell by public auction, on the
prem ises. on
WEDNESDAY NEXT, MAY 27rH.
at o'clock 7. NJ. the above. named DE
TACHED TWO-STORY BRICK DWELL
ING. No. col, at the northeast corner OF
Twenty-seventh and NJ streets, the late
residence Of william Foikos. deceased,
containing six rooms, with brick Kitchen
OF two rooms aud well of good water en-
the lot. The lot fronts so feet ON twenty
seventh street. and has a depth, between
parallel lines, OF 1875 feet on NJ street, ond
an alley In rear. The house mas been newty
painted and repaired. the entire promises
are m good order. and the property such as
should command the attention OF parties
seeking investment or home In this Inn
proving section OF the city.
TERMS: one third cash the balance by
negotiable notes at six. twelve, and eighteen
months. with interest added, and secured
by deed OF trust.
W. II. LYME & CO..
my 22 AuctiOneerS
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The Centennial Council.

Visitors and members are cordially in
yited to examine my stock Of Trunks.
Valises, Satchels. Grip-Sacks, Boots,
Shoes, Slippers, Ties, &c. First-class
goods at as reasonable prices as can be
found North or South. Old Ladies'
and Gentlemen's Soft, Flexible-Sole,
Low, Broad-Heel Shoes.
j. A. GRIGG pace Block,
corner Main and Eighth streets.
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SMOKE TRIxY CIGARS.

DIR. G. w. BESsoN's CELERY AND CHAM
ohILE PILLS are prepared expressly 70 cure
Sick Headache. Nervous Headache. Neu-
ralgla, Nervousness. Paralysis. Sleepless-
ness, and Indigestion. and will cure any
case. no matter how obstinate or long stand
ing the case may be. II has stood the test
OF years. and proves Successful in every case.
Sold by all druggists, and sent by mail on
receipt OF price. 81 for two boxes. or six
boxes for $3.50. ONCE, 154 north Howard
street, Baltimore. Md.
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Carriages. Busgies. ana wagons.

] have on hand, of my own manu-
facture, fine assortment Of Cabrio-
lettes, Nictoriss, PbaetOns, Buggies,
Nillage-Carts, and Business Wagons.
which / will sell at very low prices.
Also, a number of secondhand Car
riages, Phaetons, and Buggies. Repair
ing of all kinds promptly done. A call
solicited. w. c. SMITH,
3l4 north Fifth street.
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JAMES MADISON, the subject OF this
sketch and the second cousin Of James
Madison, President OF the United States
was born in Rockingham county, Va, Au-
gust ~, I749. and died March 6. 1872. He
graduated at William and Mary College In
1872. studied law and was admitted TO the
bar but coon resolved 10 devote himself to
the ministry. in 1873 he was chosen pro-
lessor OF mathematics In William and Mary
Ollege, Ia I777 was appointed It's presi-
dent, and visited England for his improve
ment i'm science. Until 1884 he was not
only president. but professor Of mathe-
MATES, and are rwards professor Of natural.
moral. and political philosophy. until his
death. in 1875 he was elected presiden
of the first Convention of his Church in
Virginia. and in 1890 was elected bishop OF
the diocese. lie was consecrated at Lam
beth. knglamh. The same wear.
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by J. Thompson Brown & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
lll3 Main street.

A BEAUTIFUL. MODERN TWO
"a STORY BRICK DWELLING, WITH
LARGE LOT. On CHURCH HILL. NEAR
CHI MBORAZO PARK will sell Al pub
&c auction, on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 27rH.
at o'clock +. NJ, the above desirable and
comparatively new DIV ELLING No.
800 north Tbirtieth street, near Broad
street, and near to the beautiful eastern
park. II Is modern In style aud has six
rooms besides kitchen. aud IL located on the
and Marshall streets. The lot fronts us
feet on said street aud Is of u triangular
shape.
TERMS: One third cash balance I'm six and
twelve months, interest added. aud secured
j. THOMPSON BROWN 4 CO..
my2l Auo:loneels.
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ArcrIes SALES.--FUTURE n,,..
by George =. vashon 4 s.n,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. Tenth street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Tur


COMMISSIONERS SALE or THE
" FOLLOWING TWO TRACTS OF LAND
IN NEW KENT COUNTY:
LIST. TRACT OF sf2k sCRkS. with I'M.
provements thereon. near Tunstalis STA
lion, on the York River railroad bound,,
by the lands OF william Terrell, william
Anderson, George Hoiiins. and the Chri,-
cd. TRACT or l07 ACRES. with In.
proyements thereon. near summit Siation
on said railroad bounded BY the lands ~
william Anderson, Alexander DuyaI. and
Others.
In pursuance OF decree OF the Ch,nrery
Coure OF the city Of Richmond. ru'ar.f
April ~. 1855. In the suit OF Morsa n al
ministrstoF ~. None and Gis.. the gulsr.
signed, special comm 50 lOneys, Will proceed
10 sell by auction, at New Kent COurJhous,.
on
MONDAY. MAY Is. 1885.
at IL o'clock NJ. the PROPERTY above
described.
TERMS Cash as to one fourth residue .n
three equal payments at SIX, twelve. and
eighteen mouths for notes. with intere-.
added, and title retained until the purchae.-
money Is fully paid and Conveyance IS
'''''''' y WV FRANK II. MCGUIRE.
GEORGE BRYAN.
Sp, cial Comml ssiOnsV
MOgSF's ADMINISTRATOR. PLAINTIFF
AGAINST MORsE AND AIS. DEFEND
ANTS-iN TnE CWANCER1 CUUEr Ot Iis
CITY OF RICHMOND.
|. BENJAMIN H. Berry clerk az S,f
court certify that tine bond required Nf fN.
special commissioner by the decroa in ~
cause OF April %. 1855, has been day
Given under my hand this 27th day of
April. 1858. BENJAMIN h. BERRY
my 20 t.'rk.
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Ivy Chewing a Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneers and Brokers'
No. o north Tenth street.

A UCT1ON SALE OF THAT TWO
"A STORY DETACHED BRICK DWELL
ING No. 1919 FLOYD STREET. CONTAIN
ING FIVE ROOMS AND HALL NEATLY
PAPERED BATH, GAS, AND WATER
THROUGHOUT, IN FIRST RATE ORDER.
AND OCCUPIED BY A GOOD TENANr
AT A FAIR RENTAL. LOT FRONTS
THIRTY FEET ON SOUTH SIDE OF
FLOYD STREET BY A DEPTH OF ONE
HUNDRED AND NINErY-NINE FEET
TO AN ALLEY TWENTY FEET WIDE
BY virtue OF certain deed OF trust, OF re-
cord In the clerks Office OF Richmond
Chancery Court, in ID. B. 1926 II, p. 1873 de
fault having been made In the payment OF
notes therein secured and being required
by the holder thereof. we will sell by auc-
ton, upon the premises, on
FRIDAY, MAY GOD,
at 6 O'Clock. the PROPERTY described In
said deed. House can be Inspected prior %
sale between and IL A. VI. and and L.
NJ.
TERMS Cash sufficient TO pay expenses OF
sale and the sum OF 81 030; balance at six.
twelve, and eighteen months, or all cash AT
the option OF the purchaser.
sol. CUTCHlNS. (rrus,aes
EDWARD =. ROSE. I
CHEWING & ROSE, Auctioneers.
my 16
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pICHMOND BAZAAR, n
Nos. 1893 AND l4iO FRANKLIN STREET.
BGGGIES, CARRIAGES, WAGONS,
AZ AlftIIDN
AgrSl

WEDNESDAY. MAY ~. 1888
at 1890 O'Clock a. NJ. We Will sell, without
limit or reserve, at the Richmond BAZAAR.
the largest and most com plete assortment
OF NEW and SLIGHTLY-USEDN VEHICLES
ever offered at public sac In this city. Tho
work consists in part Of Top and Open
BreWsterS and End. Spring buggies. Car
riages Village aud Rosd-Caris Poaetons.
Surry Wagons: a Troftlng- Wagon. by
StiyeTS Clty-Made Grocery aud De-
livery-WagoDs: and "A cons gnment OF eight
TOp-BGggies. from the celebrated makers
ID. A. Altick & sons This work must be-
sold. There Is no limit on it. No post
ponement. Terms cash.
H. q. COOK. Auciioneer.
j. B. DAVIS, Proprietor
my 20-W r Su TuHWst
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gro children, often outnumbering the
whites; TO refer to Rev. Morgan Good
win, poor colonial clergyman of Vir-
ginis, as the first man who ever lifted
up his voice against the African slave
trade.
The speaker dwelt at length on the
care and interest exhibited by the colo
nists in the spiritual welfare Of the ne
grOes who had been brought to these
shores. and spoke also with great force
of the effect upon them.
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Green Turtle Soup,
Green Turtle Steak, and everything
Of the very best, at
GUS l.. DELARUE's.
next to Dispatch Office.
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REAL Estate AT PRIVATE sALk.
SEDNE-THREAB.

II ARD, MEDIU M-~m9@A
II and SoFT-LAID SEINE
TWINES, all sizes; LINES, C0RKS, and
C0RkW00D; FYkE-NErS, GlLL-NET-
TING, and HAUL-SEINE NETTING, on
hand and made 10 order. NETS aud SEINES
RIGGED, ready for use.
l.. LICHTENSTEIN'S SONS.
corner Seventeenth and Franklia streets.
Richmond, Va. Sole Importers OF the
Lion-Bn Sefne-ThYead.
WHITE and STRIPED AWNING-DUCKS,
HEAVYWEIGHT sAIL~DUCks, at
lowest prices. cps
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More Opera Coming.

The Dora-Wiley Opera Company
opens a twO-weeks' engagement at the
Theatre next Monday.
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BY JAS. Macdougall. Auctioneer,
No. 1924 Main street.
BY y. W. Bowe.
Real Estate AuctiOneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
NLARGE AND .vALUABhEt o. RESi-
INC Ions AT THE SOUTHWEST COR
NER OF BROAD AND TWENTY
SEVENTH STREETS AND TWO IkACIN
OF LAND VERY MAX WILLIAMS.
BURG-ONE CONTAINING S67 368- 1000
ACRES AND THE OTHER SO 67l-lO00
ACRES; AND ALSO SOME PRETTY
LOTS IN MANCHESTER on COWARpIN
AVENUE NEAR PERRY STREET At
AUCTION.-In obedience 70 q decree Of the
Cbancery Court of the city OF Richmond.
entered on the 18th day Of April 1885. IN
the suit of CrenshHW's executors rg. Ctrn-
shaw and ais, Will sell AZ public auction
the PROPERTY above referred 10 as fol-
lows:
on WEDNESDAY. MAY27. 1855.
at So o'clock =. NJ. ON the premises. the
NALCARLE LOT OF GROl NJ on the east
side OF CoWardin avenue. beginning go teet
south OF Perry street. and situated opposite
the residence Of MI Walter Is. GIL fronting
go feet and running back 1903 feet to an al
ley IN the rear. WI be sold rs whole or
sub-divided. AS may seem ludlciOus Ut the
time of sale. And
On THURSDAY, MAY %. 1855.
M o'clock +. NJ. win sell. on the pre-
misses the LARGE WtLL-ARRANGED
\ y - COMlIEiELA-A = T. % / y 4 l. u
DWELLING lear the southwest corner of
Broad and Twenty -NpNeuth streets with
LOT fronting - feet by 20 depth OF llj --l-
feet 20 an alley 40 feet wilde. The house
contains eight or nine rooms; has bath not
and cold water gas. &c, and Isl most COM
Portable residence.
AND IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER
] Will sell FIVE HANDSOME BUILDING
LOTS. adjacent 10 said dwelling. ON one OF
which is a large and substantial brick sta
bile. These lots Will be- sold according To-
plan OF subdivision iO he seen az the office
OF the auctioucer. and which viii be cNhl-
bitcd az the time OF sale.
And then ! VIII sell, nj the same time and
place TWO TRACES OF LAND ~ JAMES
CITY COUNTY, very near The city Of VIII
lamsbuig-oue OF 3G7 800 1000 ACRES on
College creek. just hcioW the Asylum lands,
and having on 10 extensive deposits Ot mari
ola most excellent quality aud Immediate
~ GA water transportation. 10 is believed
that a profitable business can be done In
shipping This mari 10 the truckers around
Norfolk. The Olher tract Is on Halfway
creek contains j3 G7i-lOuO ACRES. From
both these tracts a considerable quantity Of
coId-WOod and railroad ties can be- cut.
TERMS one fourth cash: balance at six.
twelve. and eighteen months, with interest
added, and Title l. tanned until the whole
purchuSe-mOney shall be- paid.
JAMES X. CHENSliAW.
Special Commissioner.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK
4 HOUSE AND LOT 80. As WEST
MAIN STEEET.-By virtue OF decd OF
trust from ". vs.. PHILIPS. dated March Is.
1873. aud recorded Ia Richmond CLaurery
Court -. y. lO9 4 page Z76I % the under
sigucd trustee. ana whereas default having
been made. and being rc4u..ed 80 to do
viii sell On tine premises. ou
SATU KDAY, MAY 23. 1883.
at 8 O'Clock T.. NJ. the real estate described
In sad deed, being "aIi that lot 81 and
with all The Improvements thereon. con-
sistiug Of brick tenement. No. AS west
Main street. IN the city of Richmond, on
the south line 81 Main street. fronting Is
feet on the south line Of Main street and
running back sOuihwardly between parallel
lines 1870 feet 10 an alley
TERMS: Cash As 10 expenses OF sale and
- uO9 -. and the residue - announced AT
sale by the present owner % said property;
or. IN The event Of his failure. By tie trus.
tee. -. s. BROW y. Ia Trustee
J. THOMPSON BRDWS & Co, Auctloneors.
NV Is
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By +. y. Cook. Auctlulccr.
~ Ninth s.ucf.
lyJ. Thompson Brown & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctl0uoars.
1il3 Main street.

4 SMALL. MODERN, STOCK
= BRICK DWELLING. SO Itl3 ROSS
STREET. MOST CONVENIENT 10 ISL
MSS CENTRE FDRSNLE Al AUCTION.
The owner. now removing to Nor'h Caro-
Ina, authorizes the above PROPERTY 10
be sold AT public auction on
TUESDAY. MAY 26Tu
at q O'Clock T. VI. The DWELLING Is To-
Gated ON the south liurof Ross street aud
fronts thereon IL feet with depth OF lot
about l25 feet 10 an alint Is feet wide and
n contains six ROOMS besides closet aud
bathroom, &c. and Is most conveniently
located as to the business centre.
TERMS: one third cash: balance ia SIX
and twelve months. interest added, and So
cured hy trust-dcei
+. THOMPSON BROWN g CO.
my ~ AurfiDUenrs.
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BOOIs. SHOES. TRUNKS. &c

CEASONABLE.-We are daily E5V
- receiving Ladies' oxford. Ncw-FWt
port. Edison. and Sailor Ties. and' "a.
Opera slippers in great variety Of new and
pretty styles. Gcntiemen's Fine LoW-Quar-
Ter Ties Prince Alberts and Button OK
fOrds. embracing the finest display w. have
ever made. A ful line OF Women'S Misses.
Youths and Children's Shoes OF oil grades.
Trunksand Satches at all prices. our goods
uTe bought from the manufacturer, for
cash and We therefore offer every induce
ment to careful buyers.
WILLIAMS Il FORD,
corner Fourth and Broad streets.
uV22-2t
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A UCTION SALE.-Haying sold INV

A UCTlON SALE.-Ilaying sold my
IA farm. called Dover" in Gooch'anl
county. Va. depot Boscobel Will sell at
auction, for cash, on the farm.
TUESDAY, MAY 2GrH.
at1OO'clock \. NJ. all the PERSONAL PRO
PERI \, consisting Ofthe fOllJwiuE: 100 Bar
rels Corn; II Large aud strictly FirstChS
Mules: d Marcs-three with Young Foa * ::
10 Co.is-oue. two. ana three year cd, .
40 head of Cattle-hgh grade " Devon aud
Durham '; / Registered Durham Bull.
three years Old, l Thoroughbred Aidrrny
Bull Two wears Old; l4O sheep and Lambs /:
l woods Binder in perfect order. used
only one season; | Corn. MIL Mowers.
IS one and 1hree-tiOr .. G. PiOws. :
Three. Horse scotch liarrOws. l " Peerless
steam EnRinc-siN-hOrsc- power; / Acme
Harrow. and ali other farming implements
and carpenters tools used on "a first-c 49,
plantation.
\ special tram Will leave the Allegheny
depot AT O'Clock y. NJ. Free transportation
To all who desire to 90 from Richmond.
my IL GEORGE LEE.
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By X. y. Chanin & Go.
Real Estate Agents and Auct'onerrs,
No. 1 north Tenth street.

I UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
~ REAL ESTATE ~ SIDNEY lISr
OUTSIDE THE CITY OF ri uNnNb.
RFTWFEN THE EXTENSION uf MAIN
AND CARY STREETS, on
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
MAY -. 1883.
COMMENCING AT = O'CLOCK. oS THE
PREMISES Pursuant 20 authority given
me. I shall. on the day and nr 'nc our
named. offer for sale to the highest D.. trt
that VERY VALUABLE AND lNFl.'N
ING PROPERTY in sidney iu the county
OF IIcnrlco. owned by Mrs. Mary j.. Bel Iut
lately occupied by Mr.. Mason
The 0pid giowth md extension of Nr1-
mond IN the locality OF tAl> property makes
II most desirable for investment know
OF none near Richmond sp inviting. lhei'
are about eight acres 900 fne Wh1r place.
hut ~ will be divided into lO', t0 ,ut pIr.
chaSers.
TERMS: one fourth cash: balance .n four.
eight and twelve months purchaser t'
execute negotiable notes WcI endorsed,
carrying interest ftom date. ana tilr ".-
taiued an paid. ur lrust-dred Il required
Purchaser 90 pay taxes for 1850.
ALEXANDER DOMAIN.
Executor and trustrn.
Sale 10y Il. h. CHATFiN & CO.. Aur .1ucrrs.
~ whose office p'at can be seen and fuI u1t-
ticu'afs obtained. Wr %
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CONCLUSION.

In concluding DR.. Slaughter said that
the vitality and life which was TO renew
and build up the colony was not to be
found in the State, but in Christ; but
our Church no longer leans upon secu-
lar arms. but is self-supporting-clothed
only with the armor of God, with the
shield of faith, the helmet of salvation,
the sword Of the Spirit, which is the
Word of God, and her feet shod with
the preparation of the gospel of peace.
So We may humbly hope that she may
60 on conquering and to conquer and
win Victories against the rulers of the
darkness of this world, if not upon SO
grand scale, but like those which the
Puritan Ohurch won upon the fields OF
Europe, Asia, and Africa when she first
was free.
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by Manning G. staples & Co..
Real Estate Agents aud Auctlouerrs.
lI0li5 Main street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
Il VALUABLE EARN uF ONE urN-
DRIED AND TWENrl ACRES. Is TINS
COUNTY OF ISL or MIruE \N.-Hr
virtue OF n deed OF trust frozen henpuIu
Wilson, dated the I'D ds' of uee-ubcr
1854 to the undersigned trustee, aud duly
recorded In the cierl', u..Ier ~ Ilr elunf.
OF Isle OF wight ma -. %. - plst 200 ana
by request ol the holders OF iUe uu,r. s--
cured by the deed default having IPtu
made in the payment 81 ono 90 tutmH 4
shall sell. on the pre- '-cS. rn
TUESDAY Jv>E q. ts~5.
at II O'Clock \ ~. tI ~ the REAL
ESTATE AND PROPERTY conveyed Il
said deed and situated uear the court. house
Of said county.
TERMS: The decd inquiries enough In cash
10 pay for executing this trust ANA to ray
Oh q note Oi $3.50 WitN 'utera, u.H' pat.
due February l. 1883 800. payable ou thr
LIST Of January 1855; SOS due iefh No.
vember. 1850. $685.. dun Ism November.
ies7. and the balance. II any. as thr Sc Is
BENJAMIN Wilson may direct; aud u
case OF his failure tu give such duc .uu,
then as the trustee may direct.
VI. &. STAPLES. Trustee.
NANNTNG &. STAPLES & Co. AuciUurcrs.
my elliot
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CPENSHAW'S ENEtUruEs. PLAINTIFFs,
AGAINST CREN-itAW AND AIS, DEFEND
ANTs-lN THE CuANCERY COURT Oh THE
CITY or RGCHuoND.
/. BENJAMIN HI. Berry. clerk 81 said court
certify mat the bond required OF the special
comm Toner boy the decree iu said cause
OF pm Is. 1855. has been duly given.
Given under my hand TINS 18TH daN OF
May. 1853. BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
NY 7.I9.22 26.272s
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,o>r. sTKAyEp. AND pouSD.

I 0ST OR STRAYED, TWO 90
H DOGS-one a WHITE SET ----n
TER DOG. two red ears. spot in middle Of
forehead, big spot on left side. named
DIE" the Othera RED SETTER BITCH.
three white feet, and spot IN middle of fore
head, named EVA Liberal reward will
be paid ifreturned to
w. :. DASHTELL.
my 22-3ts III3 Main street.
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THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY. &C.

Rev. George II. Morton, d. D., SUBJ
mitted the report Of the trustees of the
Theological Seminary and High School,
which shows that during the year there
have been in the Seminary: Students
Senior Glass, 10; Middle, 6; Junior,
II; Preparatory Department, 9--total,
81.
The venerable dean, to the Joy Of all
friends Of the Seminary, has recovered
his health, and has been in discharge of
full duty. A number Of the students
think Of deyoting themselves to the
foreign-missioa field.
The High School continues to meet
the wishes Of the friends of thorough
culture and Christian training. The
Divinity School at Petersburg has had
in sll seventeen students this wear. is
useful now, and promises well for the
future.
The standing committee also reported
the names Of those recommended for
holy orders, priests orders, &c.
DIOCESAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
Rev. Pike Powers read the report of
the Executive Committee Of the Do
cesar Missionary Society. Forty-nve
missions have received regular aid from
the committee since the last meeting Of
the Council, besides an appropriation Of
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CREDENTIALS.

Rev. j. Il. Newton, from the Com
mittee on Credentials, submitted re-
port giving the names of the lay dele
gates entitled to seats upon the floor OF
the Council.
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TRTSTEE'S SALE OF BRICK

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