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The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1886-11-20

INDIANA.-State Missionary Work.
Il From Req. r. N. John. ]-As none of my
appointments have appeared in the paper
for nearly two months, some of the
friends are wondering what has become
of me.
Let me assure all concerned in my work,
and hope their name is legion, that 1
have not been idle by any means. may,
perhaps, except two weeks of enforced
quiet, Immediately following my return
from the General Convention. A severe
cold kept me close at home for fort
night, much against my will, and obliged
me to recall several appointments. But
Richard is himself again." and ready to
take the field; indeed, is in the field al
ready.
Immediately following the meeting Of
the State Convention, 1 found an i'm
mense amount of writing imposed upon
me; this disposed of, made trip to the
Convention Farm looking after its in
terests; then to several of our par
ishes in northern Indiana; then attended
the General Convention; then fell into
the hands of DR.. Galen for two weeks,
then to North Vernon, Waldron, Rush
vile, etc., to do good, if possible; then
home at the present writing. THE UNI
vERsA1Isr will hereafter keep the friends
DOstad az To NV rnOvemante
Thanksgiving Day
is approaching, and the holders of mis-
sionary boxes are reminded that that is
an appointed time for the opening OF the
same. Let the response be generous and
prompt to time. The undersigned is
General Missionary Box Agent for this
State and will Immediately receipt for all
remittances.
North Vernon
has good, substantial church and some
substantial church members. Just now
they are feeling rather disheartened, and
unwilling to renew effort. 1t will never
do to yield to Encouragement, and stag
nation is death. North Vernon should
unite with Madison and one or two other
points and call pastor at once. The
State Convention will give aid and en-.
couragement to such an enterprise.
Counting on the pledges and assur-
ances of help given at Bluffton in Sep
TENDER, the State Convention has re-
sources amounting to $500, but the years
work will require an outlay of at least
$l,l00 to cover cost of Superintendent,
Reporter" and Executive Committee. We
rely upon the generosity of our friends
to help us out. We have many isolated
believers in our blessed faith, and some
parishes that should esteem it privilege
to help the Convention in missionary
work. Send your contributions, dollar
at least, to our Secretary, Miss Hattie B.
johnson, 1913 W. Michigan. St., Indiana
polls, and it will be duly accounted for.
Dublin, NoU. IS, 1886.
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DON'T READ THIS

if you have a sufficiency of this worlds
goods, but you have not, write to Hallett
x Co, Portland, Maine, and receive, free
full particulars about work that you can
do and live at home, wherever you are
COATED, at a profit OF from S. to S25
per day, and upward. All succeed; both
sexes; all ages. All is new. Capital not
required; Hallett & Go. will start you.
Don't delay; investigate at once, and
grand success will attend you.
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1e1u Qualifications.

Books noticed in The UNIvERsALIsT are
usually for sale in Chicago by Messrs. a. O.
McClurg d Co., and s. a. Mo1Dsu & Co., or
can be ordered through The UntuersIlist Pub
fishing House, Western Branch.
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some six years since the movement be
gan, but the tide is not inclined to ebb,it
persistently flows on to the liberal shores.
May the good work go on and on, ever
increasing in power and goodness in the
days to come.
Grand Rapids.
Rev. Charles FIuhrer holds the fort
here as in days gone by. He preached
two able discourses recently on the SAN
dover Problem" and evils in City Life"
Both sermons received generous recog-
milton from the local press. Many telling
points were made against gambling,
drinking, etc., and severe arraignment
Of the narrow view Of orthodoxy resulted
from his sermon on the Second Proba-
ton" theory. There are many passages
occurring in both sermons which we would
gladly see in our Michigan letter, but
space forbids.
Bay City.
The pastor is preaching special sermons
for November, morning and evening. Last
Sunday the topics we're, "Ihe Fruitful
and the Unfruitful,' and "The Grown Of
Thorns." Next Sunday the topics will
be Liberty and Science" and "The
Grown of Labor" All things are har-
monious and prosperous in this parish.
Several church companies are being held
at the parsons which are means OF
strengthening the social ties as we'll as
generating most kindly feeling in every
way. The various societies connected
with the church are working and planning
with vigor. 1t takes some time to get
thoroughly going after the period Of rest
at vacation time, but the movement has
begun along the line, and we look for re-
suits that will tell.
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for Rev. G. F. Barnes, who has been en-
joying vacation of several weeks. The
subject of his morning discourse was
1.-THE Way of Life" and in the evening
Modern Sacrifice"
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The
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The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1886-11-20

Ho RSFoRD'S ACID PHOSPHATE
For Impaired Vitality.
Dr. +. SKILLEM, Pulaski, Tenn, says:
Il think it is reliable medicine for i'm
paired vitality"
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CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN OHIO.
ELECTIONS over"-Cincinnati and Vicinity
Washington Association-Per-
sonal, etc.
FROM REV. J. W. HENLEY.

Woodstock, o., Nov. 10, 1886. ITO the
Editor of The UNIvERsALIsT. - Now
that the elections are over, we trust that
the personal troubles growing out of
political campaigns may subside, and
members of all churches. especially our
own, go to work more earnestly for the
dissemination of those principles, and
their cultivation in the life of all, which
will secure what "stump speakers" SO
earnestly pirate about, viz: pure ballot
1t may take long time to accomplish it,
but the voters of this country must be
taught that the ballot is a sacred privi-
lege and duty. The fearful corruption
which has prevailed, especially in large
cities, demonstrates the necessity of all
true friends of our country, regardless of
party, taking higher ground upon this
important subject. In the home, school
room, Sunday-school and pulpit, the dig
nifty of American citizenship should be
exalted, and the prerogative of voter
properly explained.
Cincinnati.
Services are now held on Sunday even
ings at the Plum Street church in Gin
cinnaii. Rev. e. F. Pember began last
Sunday evening a series of doctrina.
lectures, in answer to the following pop
ular questions: "What will be the final
fate of those who have never heard of
! Christianity" "Can the Jews be saved?"
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Churches, 9}limisters and Conventions.

RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE OF THE WEEK.
UNIvERsAL1sT
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1886-11-20
Branch.

A Book of Daily Worship. By Rev. J.
w. Hanson, d. d. 12mo. 1888 pages.
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Now that the election is over the agi-
tation Of the temperance question will be
vigorously renewed and no doubt many
petitions will be circulated in Ohio fay
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"Will children be lost who are not old
enough to repentY "What will be the
fate of murderers and self murderers"
"Can a drunkard go to heaven?" "Csn
any SHINING soul repent beyond the
gravel" We have no doubt but that this
course will attract large congregations
as did that of last winter. Any of our
people who have occasion to visit Cincin-
natl, will receive warm welcome at our
church from pastor and people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-07

Bacon, Of New York, also appeared a. tne
bar al the House and quilted, nlltng va
cancies occasioned by the deathsoS Wiiiiam
II. Cole and Lewis Beach.
Al 1910 q recc.s Of thirty minutes was
taken. A further recess was then taken 70
O'Clock.
Upon The rcassembling Of the House tne
committee appointed TO wait upon the rrc-
rioept announced that II Mad performed its
duty. and that the President ~ou'd com
municate IN writing with Congress 'orth'
with. a.,
The Presidents assistant secretary. MI,
Prudeu, was then announced and presented
TO the House the Presidents annual mes
sage. II was Immediately read by me CLERK.
The document was listened TO with mucn
attention by members Of the House UNI
that portion which discusses the urin
question had been read, when intercs'
slaekeued, and I! e remainder OF the message
found few listeners. The document wa
then ordered 10 be printed ana reiefreu "
the Committee 81 The Whole.
MIR. Hewitt, OF New York, announced
the deaths Of late Congressman beach and
John Arnot, Jr., and similar duty wa
psrTormtd by Mr.. Caswcll, OF Wisconsin
" no announced the death OF his colleague
W. p. Price. &c.
A committee, consisting Of Messrs. Guen
ther, Morrill,, Frederick, Taulbee, Us
bourne. Hudd, and La Falcotte, was ap
po,nttd TO attend Mr.. Prices funeral, ane
then. Ms a mark OF respect to the memory
OF the deceased representative, the House
at 4:15, adjourned.
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Mama N0feH.

Canadian finances are reported as id
bad way.
Columbia, S. c., has experienced heaVy
sleet-storm.
The President Is still suffering from
rheumatism.
New York made an effort to enforce the
blue law Sunday.
sbandaken Centre, New York, boasts oil
q female bear-killer.
PhiladelphIa's latest progressive step Is
gambllng-house for boys.
Serious rioting occurred In Cork Sunday
evening, and a number Of citizens were
bsyonetted.
An incendiary fire at Nyack, New York.
sunday morning destroyed the carnage
factory OF 4. l.. Wright.
Father Higgins, OF New Haven, q priest
NJ the Dominican Order, has received the
degree Of Doctor Of Theology from Pope
Leo.
Reading, Pa, is excited over the disap'
pearance Of Willie Arnold; aged twelve
years. 1t is supposed to be another Charie!
Ross case.
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A TLANTIO COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AID PETE --BURG HA.s
ROAD TIMETABLE.
Commenting NDEpAY. SOy - lsse,
trains on THIS road Will fuh ~ folloF-
TRAIN SOCTHwAHD.
Leave Arriy"
No. Richmond. Petersburg.
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AU.T,er SALES t s'sssr's.' Days =,
Nv n. 6elden Taylor. Auctioneer.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
"A HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND
LOT OF SILVER PLAT ED-WA Arr Al
AUCTIOv.-By order OF tue eeinIuistss
Tor Of the estate Of John Tyler, oecensso,
win cell 1T the residence No. oio east oraoe
street, on
MONDAY. 9Th INSTANT,
NJ 10 O'Clock. the EURNlTURE IN SAD
resi6 epce. EN- bracipg PAkLOH ana ChAA N.
HER FuRNITURE IN great variety, sucn ss
PARLORSuITS complete;
MAKBLE-T TOP TABLES.
ROsp WOOD HALL RACKS,
RO9EWOOD ErAGERkS,
MAHOGANY and WALNUT CHAM
RER FURNITURE,
DIkIfG-ROOM FURNITURE,
CHINA and GLASSWARE.
PRIJseELS and TAP CARPETS:
MATING, MAHOGANY SECRETARY
ard BOOK CASE,
CHAIRS BU SEAUS,
WAsHsTANDS, WARDRoBES, &C.
TERMS: Cash. H. SELDOM
Sale conducted by e. b. Cook, Auc.ioneer.
An kan
POsTPONEMENT.
In consequence OF Indictment weather, the
above sale was postponed until
WEDNESDAY THE 9Th rSsrANr,
~ NV Ii. SELDOM TAYLOR
re'7 Auctioneer.
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BY Frank ID. Hill & Co,
Auctloneers,
No 8 north Eleventh street.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE
Il MACHINERY, INCLUDISG BOILER
AoD FNGIkF, AND COMPLETE OUTFIT
FOR A LAKGE MANUFACTpkl W. ~ 81! 81
MSS. Al No. 1928 FAST MAIN STREET,
EECFNJBY OCCUPIED by CHARLES 1.
PALsFR. ESQ BY virtue OF deed oftrust
dated August "a, 1855 and duly recorded
i'm The clerks office VI Richmond Cnancery
Court, We will sell 1T pub.lcauction. on
WEDNESDAY,. DECENBEa 8. 1883,
commencing at IL o'clock A. NJ, on the
premises No. 1926 estt Main street, inc
following PKOPkRTY-to. VII: m
1 10. HUHSf-PU " Tx ENGINE ana ~
HORSE. POW Ek BOILER;
2 LARGE PUNCHES;
IRON LATHES;
1 IRON FLANER:
/ IANIELS WOOD PIANhR;
/ ley SEATING MACHINE;
I EMORY STAND;
sWINGING FRAME AMI EMORY
GTISiDisTi6iHs and WHEEL;
/ BORING MACHINE:
1 MORTICIN6 MACHINE;
2 DRIIIrPKtSSES;
] WOOD.t RAME "a W-TABLE;
| IRON-COp IA W TABLE;
/ IKON-FRAME SURFACE PLASEE'
sANp-PAVING MAtHlNE;
/ ROI I. CSTTkK u ACHi M; ,.,4,
j pair IRON tHhARS. VICES. IoOL-, SV,,
apd many other articles TOO numerous 10
A-to. large number PATTERNS for II u
LOW WARE Flows. NJ tLLEhS, Clohh-
Mills including complete outni Tor larEe
nusinfss STOCK Of NkW Flows, CIDER
MILLS, CORN-SIhiLERs PLOW-CAsF
| JNGS. EEAPfks, and MOWERS ana .
! large To- OF OLD IRON cast, scrap, and
! wrought. ,,,, -,,.,.
! There is & laige lot OF annnlsheo s'uch
| en5 other m ateriaIs which can be seen Al
any tine by parties wuo desire to pur.
| chase.
TERMS: All sums under 500 cash; over
! that amount sixty days, with luteIes'
| added and good endorser. -
CIfNNINGHAM HALL,
BLAIR Boiling.
Trustees.
| 49, - de 3
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XIX CONGRESS.
wAsuIYoros, December6, 1885,
Gcnafe.


Presiding. Officer sherman laid before the
Senate several OF the annual reports OF
heads Of departments, which were ordered
10 be printed.
Resolutions were adopted fixing the daily
hour of meeting at noon; Informing tue
Jlouse thai the Senate was ready 10 proceed
10 business, and for The appointment OF
committee 10 walt on the President Tor q
Ike purpose. Senators Edmunds ana
saulsbury were appointed such committee:
The credentials OF senator Williams, OF
Cahiorpis, were presented and the oath OF
Office administered to him.
The recess was extended to 2 O'Clock, At
which hour Senator Edmunds reported that
the joint committee OF tue TWO houses
hsd waited on the President, aud the Presi-
dent Ind asked the committee 10 cohgra.u'
bate the senate and House on their sale re-
turn TO the Capitol and TO say Una. ne
would communicate with them IN writins
tmmediately. Thereupon the message was
received and its reading begun by Secre'
tary NcCook. The reading OF the message
Css concluded ut 3:25 j. NJ. when the mes
ssac and accompanying documents were
ordered TO be printed.
Mr.. Hoar reminded the Senate that thu
Pacific railroad funding bill had been Sc
down rs a special order for tomorrow. and
said he would then ask tb,t ITS considers
ton be deferred In the hope that the House
would Ia the mean time take some actor
that would relieve the Senate OF the trouble
In regard to 1t.
The death OF Senator Pike. Of New
Hampshire, was then snpouaced, aud ou'
OF respect to his memory the Senate At S:S(
Pm. adjourned.
House or Representatives.
At precisely IL O'Clock Speaker Carlisle
raped the House TO order, and the
Chaplain delivered prayer. In obedience
10 direction OF the Speaker, the Clerk pro-
ceeded 10 cali the roll, when 2f1 members
responded TO their names.
On motion Of Mr.. Morrison, OF Illinois,
. resolution was adopted directing the
Clerk TO inform the Senate that the House
Was ready to proceed With business.
On motion Of Mr.. Reagan, OF Texas.
resolution was adopted for the appoint
ment Of q committee Of three members to
1oin similar committee appointed BY the
Senate to walt upon the President and in
form him that Congress was ready 70 70.
c<iye any communication be might desire
70 make.
Nesrs. Reagan, Breckinridse Of Ken.
tncky, and Reed were appointed as such
NJ. Hewitt, Of New York, rising to .
question Of privilege, asked that hr. :. ;:
Cox should be sworn In ~ member Of
ne House 70 6ll the vacancy occssioned Dy
~ resignation Of Joseph Pulitzer. he
stated q The same time that . formal etr-
tiGeste 81 hr. COx's election had not been
SsSSisa,eu rss made % NJ: dcs's quail
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ARRIVE RICHMOND.

ARRIVE klChMOND.
Asp, NJ. MAIL daily except sunday.
p:bb A, NJ ACCOMMODATION daily Tex
cept Sunday.
7.45 A. NJ NIGHT EXPRESS daily Tex
cept Monday.
CONNECTIONS.
At Clifton Forge with Chesapeake and
Ohio railway for the South, West, ana
Northwest. -
AtLynchburg with Norfolk and western
railroad for all points South, Southessi, ana
Southwest, and Virginia Midland railway
for sill points North and south.
All Richmond with Associated Railways
for ali points In the SOuih, snd Richmond
Fredericksburg. and Potomac railroad FOR
all points North. o,.,a
Al Lexington with Baltimore and OHIO
railroad, making close connections at har-
per's Ferrysto and from Pittsburgh and the
West, also to points North and East.
Sle.pt,,0-cGr attached TO NIghI h1preS az
Lynchbtrg. o,,
Tickets sold 10 all points. Ofhces; sie
east Main street, 1000 Main, and AZ Rich,
mOnd and Allegheny depot. Eighth and
Canal streets. }. h. IACmO npo,
General Passenger and Express Agent
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BY sutton Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.
COMMISSIONERS A U O tt o N
BALE OF A
LARGE DETACHED Two.sTOKY.AND-
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING.
No. WEST MARSHALL STREET,
BETWEEN
FIRST AND ADAMS STREETS.

Ryv,rtue OF certain decree OF Richmond
Chs ncery Court. entered on the Atm DAY OF
August 1855, In the suit Of Sledd and aus
RS howard and ais and Cox ana dtS. Vs.
Howard and ais we, the undersigned sp1
cial commissioners appointed tnereoy, VIII
sell at public auction upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1885,
at 4 O'Clock z. NJ. the ove-descpipe1
TWO STORY-AND-B BASEMENT BHlCk
DWELLING, situated on the south SIDE OF
Marshall between first and Adams streets
containing ten rooms; detached kltcnen
with four rooms; stable ana seVerai sihsi
out buildings on the premises.
The LOT fronts 81 feet on Marshall street
and runs back a depth OF 1875 feet to an
alley 25 feet wide. u
property In this locality Is gradually en-
bancipg In value. and toe above uwelllng
being double house win goou, oroso
lot, could very easily be converted INTO Two
houses. ,,,,,
n credit of six and twelve months the put-
chaser giving negotiable NOTES LOT we s ue
ferred pay ments. with interest added from
day OF sale. and the title 70 be retainer un,
I'll all ibe notes ere paid ana conveyance
o'o'''' " '"' EDWARD Y. CANNON,
EDGAR ALLAN.
], SAMUEL PARRISH,
Special Commissioners
SUTTON & Co, Auctioneers.
SLEpD AND AIS, PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST
HOWARD AND AIS. DEFENDANTS, AND
Cox AND AIS, PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST
HOWARD AND AIS, DEFENDANfs-lN
THE CHANCERY COURT OF THE ClTf oF
RICHMOND.
l. BENJAMIN II. Berry, clerk OF said court,
certify that the bond required OF the spe.
ciaI comm issioneTs by tue decree IN said
cause OF August 4, 1883, has been duly
given. AL. a., -,
Given under my hand this sth day OF
October, 1855. - ,,,,,x.
de3 BENJAMIN IL. BERRY.
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LIME, GENET, ~e. oo,,>-~
me. LIME. LIME y.

INF, LIME. LIME!!.
1000 barrels FRESH RosESDALE Cs
MENT, m,
1000 bsrrels FRESH CALCISED PLAS'
400 barrsIs FRESH MARBLE DUST
inst arrived per schooner q. p. Hallock. loI
sale low from the vessel. schooner oeotsis
Kerry daily expects with large csLso o.
PRFsH ROCKLAND LIME. Ia ssosn
rRFSH IMPORTED POhrLAND.V,nnn.Ep ~. I,
MARBi,E DUST, WHITE SAND, oaled
CATTLE HAIR. and LATHs. sAvAGt
rIRE-RRiCK and CLAY. Our "ASChoh
LIME always on hand freshs
s,ot Seventeenth Street. south side DOC
Lump ard 0roand Plaster. Sumac AMI
Bark.
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FREIGHT.

hfldh
Ersleht rose gad daily for Norf0 <, Ports
rooutn. Sul'hneld. Hampton. Ola Point
yVayprlv. a. Il II icssfOrd, Va; Washington
DO: New bern. Washington, ana TarOoro
=. q: Gil stations on Atlantic ana Dan
vile railroad, seaboHrd and Roanoke rall'
road, Norfolk southern railroad. ana East
eTn North Carolina generally; also, toi
Eestern shore OF virginia and all reguial
landings on tho lanes and KappahannocK
rivprs. az LOWEST RATES, and through
bills iSned. ,.
J.. g TATUH, superintendent,
49,. on No hoo Main sIrpet aud Rockets.
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AvCIIOn SALIdl.sl 1IlnSSce 49, 49,
~ 0eons q. vsshcn Asou'
u.si Eusste Agents and Auctioneerk
No. 2 north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
y TRACT 9r ,Tyl1vn1 Gar nos On
~ gro6R TuarPiKE, IN HEnRIco
BHhnuHHTY. AsOUT or K NILE FROM THE
CITY OF RICHMOND.
Mors.r.EzscutOr)
bu sn1 Chancery Court OF Do.
Mansfield and wife tober 8, 1855.
In pursus nee of the above mentioned de.
.,ae me undersigned, thereby appointed
special commissioners VIII ptoeeeo '" Do"
by auction. on the premises Oh
40 O'clock r N. the PROPERTY ABOVE
Sesrribed. located on The east sids OF tne
Prook turnpike Immediately De! ona TUG
toll gate; Is In high state Oh cuitlva s,.ad
and IN the same property formerly occuPleu
- Frsn slin Davis & Co. as q nursery. Tnls
nynpeTty mas been subdiv ided INTO smsnei
iots ranging from half an acre 10 Jour a ,l.
q hs n acres each and viii be onereo IN tns
way, d al OF tne subdivision eau DO seon
at the Office OF the auctoneers.
"TyKMs: Ore third In cash residue IN Two
.nnaI uayue nts at six and twelve months
for no ca with interest Q dded or all casa y, ~
option Of purchaser title retained nntii Tue
"a hole purCnNSf uOucy
vevance is OF dered ny the Court
CHARLES u. WILLIAMS,
JAMES II. DOOLEY,
+. III. MCGUIRE
JOHN II. DINNEEN,
r. COURTNEY,
r. NJ. CONNER.
special Commissioners.
MoyrrrT's ExECUrORs, plaintiffs,
SGAIssT BUhKE AND AIS, DEFENDANTS,
aHDM MANSFIELD AND AIS PLAINTIFFS,
aaAiSsT BuRKEANp AIS, DEFENDANTS
In THE CHAScEKY COURT OF THE CirYoF
RICHMOND:
I. BENJAMIN H. Berry. clerk OF said court
certify that the bond required OF the spe,
cial Commissioners by the decree In sain
cause OF October 8, 1856, has been duly
given. ,,,,s ,o,h
Given under my hand and seal this lSth
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