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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-20

LOUISVILLE, February l6th.-The az
qregate sales at auction were consider
ably less this week, the falling oil being
ia dark tobaccos, while the sales of new
hurley We're fully as large, with prices Of
such towards the close Of the week even
higher than last week
Men Barlsy.-The leading features con-
nected with the new crop this week.
were the almost entire absence Of sshlf
leaf Of all descriptions. as well az ali
strictly bright, with higher prices even
than last week for nearly all grades,
brought about By the active demand on
the part OF dealers, Ie-handlers and spec
ulatOrs, 10 such an extent as ruled out
manufacturers and their representatives,
who bid fully up TO last weeks figures,
which they thought were quite enough.
The demand was for an grades Of red
and c0loTy filters and cutters, with more
special attention probably given 10 good
and fine full-bodied red filler and wrap
per leaf, and the brightest dllefs and cut
ters. ] quote good red filters lc. higher
with all Others strong at nearer and in
some cases beyond, outside figures
Trash sn0kers were somewhat irregular
towards the close Of the week, but not
Qu0tably lower.
For hurley leaf wrappers ! quote red
AT Il cents for good and 10 cents for fine.
Colory, fine, l6 cents to III cents, this
week.
7o-dRy-With offerings Of 76 hogs
heads, prices current the last few days
were well sustained, although there was
loss vim in the bidding by the specula-
tive and redrying element, on the higher
grades. Lower grades closed firm
Condition of all offered generally
good.
Old Bw'lH--Oferings not quite as
large, but under an active and to some
extent speculative demand col0ry to
bright smokers, filters and cutters were
higher, commanding outside figures all
round. Good-bodied red filters were in
demand, aud al offered readily taken at
full prices.
Hcagy offerings of Old dark largely re.
duced, although with no other redeem
ing feature Of holders Very few Green
river filters offered at auction, and un
changed OF Nao strictly heavy, none
offered this week
Non Dark-Of the lighter bodied such
as have been almost the only description
offered this season in dark tobacco, the
total offerings were much less, with $500
as the highest this week being of extra
length and quality. Prices OF leaf ran
generally from 4c. to sc, showing no
change while only trash Tugs fell back
to where they We're two weeks ago, viz.
zoe. TO 81 per hundred being &C. lower
than last week, with too many offered for
the demand
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Pnes. Ilstnla.Nc.

It has been clearly demonstrated be-
yond tho shadow Of a doubt that these
/ diseases are durable icith0W the use OF
knife, ligature, or caustic, which rene
dies az this date may be classed as relic;
Of barbrrism.
4 close and continuous application
for many years past 20 the study and
treatment OF this class Of diseases ena-
bles me TO make, with confidence, the
above declaration Ny treatment is a.
tended with no inconvenience or discom
fort, relieves at once, and effects a com
plete restoration in a short time, without
confinement 10 bed or detention from
business.
To those interested, / shall take pleas
ure In exhibiting written testimonials
from many well-knOwn citizens Of Rich
mond aud many other portions OF the
State. | beg to refer 10 Mr.. w. II. IL.
Lynn. of Stanton past grand c0mman-
der of knights Templar; Mr.. II. VI.
Smith, of H. NJ. Smith & Co; General
John r. Cooke, Mr. Andrew j. Gray, Mr..
W. J. Gentry, and many others Of equal
prominence
Examinations without charge
". X. SMITH, VI. D.,
No. All y. Ninth street,
ja22-S2t Richmond, Va.
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Reported oy 1. ". Branch q Co., osnge S
and brokers, No. iii Main street.



NEW YORK, February 19-The stock
market was weak and duh all day. The
feature was a drop Of per cent. in Ore
gon Improvement stock, which weak
ened the whole Northern Pacific gronp,
although producing no material declines
in IL. The element which unsettled
values generally, however, was the IN
certainty attending the result Of the
meeting OF presidents at Chicago. The
idea seems 10 be that unless the Presi-
dents agreement is accepted by all the
roads, II will not accomplish the result
hoped for through it. There is no doubt
that there has been a good deal Of real.
izing during the past few days, and there
was realizing Of long stocks again to-
day, but there was also a noticeable
pressure Of short stocks. The absence
Of large short interest has made IL pos
sible for traders operating on the bear
side to make sure Of an impression on
the market than they otherwise could
The pressure 20 sell continued 90 the
very close, and prices generally closed
lower than last night. There is a healthy
reaction, and there is nothing in the sit
uatiOn 10 warrant any scare, so that I'M
der the circumstances we would advise
purchases on any further break to-day.
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The LATEST IN JEWELS.

The hoop earring is coming again.
a small diamond studded tortoise forms a
tasty laccpa
Circles Of twisted gold links, set with
pearls. make admirable brooches.
Individual peppers now take tho form Of
tho stump Of tres ia bright silver
Louis XVI oruane~.atian is being extcn-
siyely utilized in slysr toilet articles.
Round heads of gold wire, tipped with
diamonds, adorn tortoise shell halrpins
Miniature Indian clubs Of duh gold are a
new caprice IN gents link cuff buttons.
Small tobosgaus, accurately reproduced in
ozid.zod silver, are a now departure in breast
pins
a moonstono head in q diamond shaped
settng fonas brooch Of tho recherche
order
4 silver match box has been introduced
that opens Like book, instead Of in the usual
fashion
50 d hairpm head a small sunaower,
formed Of diamonds aud rubles, Is not to be
dcsp.sed.
= FURNISHED silver pen, engraved with the
word souvenir, " is an Original conception in
brooches
Some handsome miniature brooches are
encircle1 With diamonds and turquoises al
icruaiiug.
Tho head Of bulldog in oxidized silver, set
10 q collar Of garnets, is late wrinkle IN
match boxes
Silver shaving mugs are lined with silver
gilt and aro heavily embossed with Baccha-
nalian genes
An original pattern in watch charms Is an
inverted gold triangle, with diamond cres-
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TnE USUAL TREATMENT Of catarfh is
very unsatisfactory, as thousands Of de-
spairing patients can testify On this
point a Trustworthy medical writer SAYS
Proper local treatment is positively
necessary 10 success, but many, il not
most Of the remedies in general use
by physicians, afford but temporary ben
cit. A cure certainly cannot be ex-
pected from snuifs, powders, douches
and washes Ely's Cream Balm is a
remedy which combines the important
requisites Of quick action, specific cura-
tive power, with perfect safety and pleas
antness 10 the patient.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, February 19.-Cottou
steady middling, 10 Flour fairly active
and steady Wheat-Southern quiet bat
firm; Fultz, Sl0j@ll0; Longberry
Sl07@112; No. Southern, Sl06
Western quiet, No. winterred spot, "a.
095c.; March, 95ta@95tc CoTn-soath-
ern active aud rather easier white, Al
@43c.; yellow, 40W42c.i Western easy
mixed, spot, 39t9J9sc Oats quiet and
steady; Western mixed, 2093lc Rye
steady at 5705sc Provisions quiet and
steady. Petroleum firm; refined, 81
Coffee firm; Rio cargoes fair, llt@llsc.
Sugar fairly active; \ soft, CSC; copper
rehned steady al lj4@l6c. Whisky very
firm at Slll.
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About a Hatch Which Was In Good
shane.

We asked Mr. I. c. 5 Hatch in regard
10 his luck in the Louisiana State Lot
terry, he stated that he had been invest
ing for some months past in the lottery.
That he sent his money in and received
bis tickets promptly He purchased ten
fortieth tickets about 10th Dec, 1888.
Among the ten was No 69,704, the num-
Der that drew the capital prize,
100000 When informed that II had
drawn $4,000 he went at once TO
Waco and there deposited his ticket with
the American National Bank Four
DAYS after he was paid by the American
National Bank the $4,000 Mr. Hatch
has wife and six children, lie was
comparatively poor man, working as
overseer of the ". Z. Gaines big valley
farm, three miles south from MsGregor,
OH a salary-NeGregor Tex O5ssrser,
January 9th
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AnXIcE 10 MOTHERS.

MRs. MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP should
always be used when children are cutting
teeth. II relieves the little sufferer az once
IL produces natural, quiet sleep Dy relieving
the chi from pain. ana the little cherub
awakos a. bright as a button 10 Is very
pleasant 20 taste. IL sOOthes the child, sOtteus
the gums, allays all pain. relieves wind, regu
hates the bowels and Us the best known REM
edy for diarrh0a, whether arising from teeth
~ or other causes. Twenty-Five cents d
uftle
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active and higher Corn fairly active
and declined on free offerings. Oats
qu'et and lower Provisions higher
S.ioslng Nleai-Feruary 81 OF; March,
Si.Vvt: May Sl1lt. Corn-febTuary.
95,5sc.i March. 3iic; May, 3jsc. Oais-
February, 2jtc.; March, 2j.c..May, 27sc.
rofk-tebruaFy-March Slf0J, MAY. Sfi..
- =. Lard-Febmary, SG.jj. March, s6.j5t:
way, 5000 short-ribs February-March,
SJ.su, Nav. $500
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FN tNA VT st IT. \ I VIZ nv iUONlf
hE -D DAY oh FEBRUARY. lsse.
ln iuc matter ui tuc .Cttl, mcut Of the estu
OF nc late ID tld A. Carter r. lafts.
IL appearing fO fhr count that he uccOrntl
Of saIau D. Niulcr. eArDutr of the lsts
David a. arfur, ueC, as. U. a Il an account or
fur rIf- dnI uemulIs ~ Inst the e-fdte (
the Sold carrier have ue0n regularly set al be-
tlte iu ula- j. Etuts. commissioner Of ac-
count. ot lu.s court, aud re- ar al aud
flied lu the clcrA, odicc OF the III court,
ana mQtr tutu one year having ck-
Iled uCt tue qualification 81 the
said cAccutrIN upon tDc sold estate. Tho
count doth, up D. the motion Of George ".
Carter. 90 lc atee u. der tue viii OF said David
A. Carter deceased. td Judge. der aud deer q
that iu. grtdlfu b Of tue .a "a David A CATER,
deceased. du appear before this cuutt on the
81 h GAY al Maze , l-sg, to shcw oau-e. Il any
they can, against the payment "A delivery of
tuc estate al the sgtI David A, Carter 10 his
distributes.
- copy 1este:
CHAo " GOBLIN. Clerk.
J.. WADDILL, Jti..p.4. H. 0-Iufw
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Conursslovse's Orrrcr.

RICuvONu. Va. February Is 1889. (
All uur "a, Interested la the decree from
which the turgEuIn4 u.c extracts, are notified
that haVo uk,d on lHl X 10 y. the gl-t day
oi March. s,g. at a o'clock \ ~. ana my
office. $50. - >bafers llui ding. As the place Tor
A 1888 fhc ac O4nf, directed by as decree.
anH "a tredltllsu i Nicholas Fisher. doceased,
aud Nouet 81 Fisher. 81 ceased. arc warned 10
ella ms.
6if under my hand a- comml-.lonsr OF
fhe thBnceiy Court ~ hc lily of Richmond.
tho day aud yeai st above witt ..
i. .. \. DANIEL. tom'r.
EDGAR ALLAN & ). SAMUEL PARRISH, p q.
Ia ~ fQtW
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Grain and Cotton Market.
RICHMOND, VA, February 10.
OFFERINGS REPORTED 10 SECRETARY.

RICHMOND, Va, February 10.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat 30 bushels.
Corn 40 bushels.
Oats--6. so bushels.
Pease--l4 bushels.
SAILS REPoRTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-Longberry, 1850 bushels prime
az 81 II. 600 bushels yerv good at S1.1i, 900
bushe good al Sl.lO.
Corn White. 10 bushels very good at
44ic. 260 bushels good ON private terms.
Oais-Winier, 50 bushels very good at
sc. - bushels very good on private terms.
COTTON REFOHT
Market firm.
Quotations -Aliddllug, Ole; low mid.
Hing, Gee; good ordinary, SIC.
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New YoRK, February l0.-Flour dull
the advanced views Of holders checking
prices; fine grades winter S2.3512 80; do
spring. S210@21J; superine, winter
S8m8.40 Southern -four dull trade ano
family extras, S375@5.60. Wheat CLOSED
strong. "a. higher; spot sales No. / RED
NJ Sl.O7Ml0s; extra red, Sl.O6Q l01
No. ? red, winter, May, Sl0is. Corn
closed steady; spot sales OF No. ? mixed
nj 44c.: No. 2 mixed, March, 44tc Oat.
closed quiet and lower spot sales Of
No. white at 30c.; No. mixed al 32c.
No. 2 do, February, 301c Pork dull
new mess, $12.55@l3. Lard steady
5000, March. Sugar-Redned steady
cut loaf and crushed, Sc; cubes, &c.
powdered, tic. Coffee steady; fair Rio
17ic.
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( Sales OF loose tobacco to-day amounted
/ to e,56j pounds; highest price, $3.50
Offerings Of tObaccos at auction on
Change February 10, 1899. Total offer.
ings, twenty-oight packages West Viz
ginia bfights
Messrs. Carr & Dickinson offered
twelve packages Of common, which
brought under So four were taken in.
NJ Silas ShelbuFnc offered sixteen
packages One package sold at SIS;
one sold at $3.50, one one sold az SOB;
one sold at S2s5Oi two -oldat S20.50;
one sold al $50; one sold az $40; two
sold at Sl025; six brought under so, of
which six were taken in.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange
W +. Burkett, Chesterfield; Gee Baber,
Buckingham; ". r. Gaines. c. y. Banks
dale, Thomas Gaines, Charlotte; ". c.
Brown. JAS p. Brown. Albemarle; II. j..
Burwoll. Powhaian; James " Birkett
Brooklyn r. c. Stakes W. L Broad
well John Blair Petersburg; Edward
Achelis, Bremen.
Shock0e. Blanchards Seabrook's Old
Dominion, Davenport's, Centre, and
Shelburnes warehouses report deliveries
to-day Of 20 hogsheads
Tobacco inspectors Office reports In
spectiOns 50, reinspections 40.
-Sales reported TO the secretary to-day.
Wrappers q, 1llers ~, smokers :, cut
tiers u, burleys . Shelburne sold 2j
hhds. West Virginia brights privately.
Total sales 81 hhds.
II is said that this year the tobacco
markets Of the West have virtually no
stoek Of OH 5urlegs, while for the past ten
years there has been each year q stock OF
from 10000 10 10000 hhds OF old5prlys-
that the hen crap is not so heavy as at
first estimated, and the general character
is much better than was supposed
Prices are high. G. Mel.
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IfGAL NOTICES.
VIRGINTA.-TN THE CHANCERY


NIRGINTA.--TN THE CHANCERY
' COURT oFTHE CITY OF Il lcHM0SD,
IT, grH ID D. or FEBkJ AIRY. lsse
H. the MATES OF Maria iogans estate. Err
p1r's.
un motion OF Ann SiH :. a ! gatee 81 Maria
iogHn. de,case.. so aisiiibute said estate
without rciuu4ins bomb, snd II appearing 10
tht rourt tat rtrof % the accounts OF
james ta-kie. eNcyu or Oi sid saiia Logan.
and the bts nnr demands araitst.saf 60
tate. b we be n MED m cisrk'- 0fiice - this
court, and tnaf more than one year eiap.ef
since the qua inca Ton n said james taskte ~
executor ~ rc-hid. the cOurt q. tn adtOdgc,
urd' r. decree fhai the credit - of eaid
MARI l. aan do show cause on the 9th 81
Apr !. lreH. al Ihc courtroom Of this court. I'm
m city on Richmond. agai - the payment
and dolly ~ Of the estate Of ssii Maria Logao
% her ] gaiees without r. funding bonds. and
tlft copy of tbs order De- published once
we iur four successive weeks In the DAILY
IfNf-. u D wsyarcr ub ished Ia the city OF
hiChu ond. and posted at 20 q iI0ni DO Of the
litsu ~ Court. II the city Of Richmond. on
ihc lfst 30 day Ia March aud the Dst Mon
day IN ,prH. lss9
\ Copy lpsfo.
fe ~ CHARLES W GoDprN. clerk.
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Packages OF cheroots are Oh the market 70
near lythe sa e color of paper rs the Old
Vugina's but take 10 other except it has
my trade mark and name Of T. WHuLoCY
op evrry fackavp
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lron--Amencan refined. Old Dominion
bar per poun for standard sizes l-i0t.
English and American sheet. - 10 5ic; Swe-
en- hammered. 4 st0 5c hooo. 20 ole.
N.ils-Old DOmeiuion standard Ike e.. To-
steel $40.
Walker horseshoe 81 mules g..
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Mont. Tlonr and NIenl.

/ Bulkmeats-> Sides, &C.. shoulders. &c.
Bac0n-Western shoulders. SEC. clear-rib
sides 3c breasts he. ham. he.
Fl0ur-Rchm nd patent roller family
600 to 800; fancy family, 1915 60 g.. 06.
family. $40 60 $3.50 city extra. sl25 to
100 city sup-rine, 1915 b Si.00, city
hne 1925 o. 800.
soap-Common, 20 &C. best washing, g,
f Sc, toilet IS t0 25,.
sugar-Granuiated, y C; a sugar, 7.c, B,
Sugar &c. sugar, tic.
/ Ieas-hlack. - TO JOc, imperial. IS to s5c;
unpowder. ~ 20 Sc.
Coiiee-Ro, l6 TO Doc Laguayra, IS to
+ De Java, % tO3Uc.
Buckets-Painted TWO hoops, Sl.20 three
hoops,Sl.5J.
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Groceries, Etc.

Brooms-Tw0 strings. 81 100 20 81 %: three
string sl.50 70 900. four strings 500 ia
300.
Baskets-Willow, si.ij to el.gO per nest;
split. 51to 75c per dozen.
Can Tomatoes, 3 pounds, per dozen 95c
90 90.
Can Corn, pounds per dozen 90 to95.
klce-tarOllna, u Do 1c, kaugeO0u. Jic.
Salt-Liverpool, ff0m store 81 30. ground
alum from store, per sacE, kl.00 70 a 10.
Tallow-iic.
Cheese--Prme cutiirg. lie, common, ii to
i2c' English dairy Use. pineapple, 25C.
Lard-pnre 9c refined. Toe.
Mo.asses-EX,ra. hog,head. 70 20 l5c.
barrels IL 90 l6c. genuine golden syrup per
gallon, q 10 BE; New Orleans, prime 10
choice. Sd b 500.
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raoaAs BRANCH s co.
5oLPrnsoNs REMEDY.

''f. ~ Gibson, u. d.. mlnifteg o.
.--iel. Petersburg, Va Il sayo
=. D Persons remedy 10 my own
N gives me plea .uro to ray ii has
lr-o.e 10 ic aud purifier Of the
bel, thoroughly testcd. think WILL
af 1tlueols disorders.
I.. lhtACHiLL J. GIBSON"
iq.. lanaary 10. lsss.
h b. hJtII, Druggist. M cast
n
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TOBACCO DEPARTM En- I.

RICHMOND, February l9.-While the
Western markets show as per reports an
advance in burlevs, We can tut note
here also a much more spirited trading.
There is not the quantity OF suitable old
dark or bright common filters equal TO
the demand to-day. There is q quantity
OF thin nondescript smoker tobacco, aud
also heavy priced dark, too heavy, strong
or ilred Tor filters, and hence our manu-
iacturers. IN the absence OF common
grades sun-cured Tugs, have been using
Western pryor low grades. The great
falling OF in bright wrappers Of the
new crop, must now soon tell on the bet
ter grades OF old, which will no doubt
grow more aud more in demand as the
season advances.
Messrs. G. IL c. Kreglingers circular
dated Antwerp. January 81. 1889. is 20
hand and quoted. Our market has been
fairly active for hurley and Mason
county tobaccos, and for Clarkesville
spinners, and prices for these descrip-
tons have assumed a rising tendency.
The other grades, especially Virginia
tobaccos, are more or less neglected
Sales of good Virginia Tugs to leaf
black and leafy were sold G3 hogsheads
AZ S6.49 10 $685. for New York Louis
vile lugs are quoted as low as 1896 for
New York, while Antwerp's highest
quotation is 1927 for New York for low
leaiy, colory, hurley. W /. D.
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WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT.
Reported by Paine & Houston, Commis.
cion Merchants, 1906 Cary Street.
Country Produce.

80 pples-Choice early. pr barrel. LIS "a
wv mixed lots. Si.g5tO 81 50
icpn- Virginia ham. choice old. I6c per
pound new hams small. - 10 l4c new
mans large. 10 % l2c; sides. 10 20 lie:
shoulders, 10 l0c.
Bbeans-ChQice Navy, ais 70 300.
Biark Eye rcas-sl 40 10 1865.
dee waK-ls 70 DC per pound
Blckwheai-3 10 Bic.
., buiter-Nlrginia creamery, % 10 pc: fam
lily packed tNirguia, ~ to DC. choice VEL
low, store packed CIirginial, 10 % lsc. store
packed. mixed color and sweet. L TO lic.
store packed fair 70 good. 10 10 l2c.
Esss-ln crates liTssh), II to i3c., in boxes
and barrels. II tOi C..
Poultry Drtsied-Chckens, II 70 l5c. per
pound turkeys, g. 60 l5c per pom II
bucks' u 90 he per pound Geese 10 &c
yer pound. iurke Ts 1--we. 20 Toe per pound:
Dned fruit-Peaches peeled 10 Sc: un-
peeled haiye, 3 % 3ic Auules sliced 3 10 &c
quarters = 70 &c Cherrie- pitted 10 90 lie
hiacE befri' g 20 4 hoftleberries s to &c.
eathers-Prime I'VE goose, AZ 10 10 per
pounu. mixed p 20 3Oc.
flaxseed-Per bushel Sl.l0toS $40.
hldes-Dry uints. light weights, 20 Sc
per pound; heavy weights, &c per pound. dry
sailed &C. (weD sailed &c; D. zen Sc.
ho2s-Dres,ed. 10 7C.
Wool-Iub-washed p to Doc per pound
unwa.h~d, 2lc per pound.
lard-Prme country. - to Ole per pound.
Onions-in barrels. 81 .25 10 a 10.
Oranges .7jto 500.
Peanus-Fancv stock. per pound. Ia
itc. medium. - 20 &c.
Potatoes-Per bushci, 81 10 CSC.
Roois-Ginseng perp0und, - p; Seneca
per pound. 80 o. 3Jo.
Game-Rabbts.l 10 70 Ice.
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The object ~ this suil b. 10 require the de-
fcnoan' pciily t0 perform Two contracts
ma e. win t.o piaigt n, one bearing ate On
the DAY ~ january, lsol Tor purchase of a
tact oi |au1 lyll be- Wtei lienfico turnpike
aud Meadow bii 'ge rApu. and north OF Mill
ro n. lu the c UNITY of hcnriCo. containing
eight aad one hA 4 acres, NOR, ~ less. and the
ID hor contract bearing date o. the same day
Tor the purchase a act Of land ~ ing IN
HeniicO county, near White YAK swamp. con
fHiniue ninety one acres. and also thifty acres.
the lat ua ca tHCt laid Ca it long 10 said de-
i0ndanf, not ON the books OF he CONN. ssioner
OF revenue.
And 40 aiiirayit having con made an 1lei
that The dofenHanf above named j. not q rest
den Oi tine stat OF Yirsni . the said defen-
nant l. nYiiutd 20 a pea within niteon Gays
after th publication ~ this order az the clerks
Office Of this couit % 10 what Is necessary 20
4 rotclt his b. Ne eSf IA this suit.
A COPY lest
W. ;. LEAKE, Clerk.
POLLARD 4 SANDS, Pc. 10 lslutw
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Cement-I'n per barrel, Sl.35; Rosen
dale, 30. James River l.3j.
Lime-Rockland, per barrel, e. 10 20 sl15
anchor 81 .05. Riyert0n. 81 .05.
Plasier-Lump g. ground 7.5O; ealcinat
rlalta~ "a o., I -g
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II THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
d OUN Y OF HEN RICO. 1HE LIE DAY
OF fkBRJA Y. l>op.
Henry Neu onr.'... ......,........P lsintir.
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ATTORNEYS AND COUNsELLORs
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RICHMOND, Va, February 10, 1ss9.
FIRST BaARD.
5000 Richmond City As at lOl and inter-
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Hay, Oats and straw.

Hay-No. Timothy, per ton, $3.50 70
1000, No .. li.5O no ij.UO, mixed 1870 Il
liOJ Virginia clover, l2.UO % 1870.
Balcd Ost,-Sll.O 90 10 300.
shucks-Baled, A. 10 zoe.
Straw-C0mpressed, 100 pounds, 80 70 q
lose, pressed, large bales. As 10 i5c.
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MUSTANG Eminent

CURES FOOT ROT, SHOULDER-ROT.
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ehipstuii per ton Sl9.
BrOwnstud pert ton $500
Bran per ION. tlh.nl
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Lumber-White oak. Per loo, 5000 to
Is o0 West Virginia poplar, per 1000 1000
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