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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-29

CHICAGO. June 2s.-Edward Spell
man. the district officer of the Clan-na-
Gael arrived from Peoria on the morn
ing train. and was at the State Atior-
nev 5 office to-day. After a few min
utes earnest conversation with Judge
Longenecker he buried away, and re-
fused 10 talk of the subject OF his con-
ference Judge Longenecker seemed
pleased with the result of the
interview. but he would not
disclose d. Mr.. Spellman will not dis
close IT, Dir Spellman viii probably
appear before the grand jury again and
explain what he knows, If anything. OF
ihe alleged order disbanding Camp 20.
The line Of investigation followed by
the grand jury to-day was toward un-
covering the outer circles Of the plot.
Some thirty Clan na-Gael men were
summoned Tor to-day S session. and the
questions put TO them were all framed
with the view of finding out, II pos
sible. who was responsible Tor
spreading the malicious reports that
DR.. Cr0nin was spy. lhete Is no
doub; bat that the grand jury have de-
cided that the assassination was the re-
suit of the theory held by the Camp
that Croniu was a spy. Every man who
made such insinuatiOns knowing them
To be false. il an accessory to the muir
der under the law. and VIII be SO con-
sidered by the grand jury.
II is given out upon emlnent au-
thority 10 Onight that at least three m
Idictments have been drawn up and viii
represented to be court by the grand
inry tomorrow. They are framed un-
der the Merits conspiracy law. On-
der its provision, if a man be killed IN
California. the individual who has ex-
pc .eed tie opinion that the victim
ought TO be put out of the way or re-
moved is liable to be indicted for his
murder. The men against whom 1t Is
reported that indictments viii be T0-
mrned are Alex. Sullivan, Lawref
r. Bucklv. Of the executive committee
of the Clan-na-Gael. an ! Llwyer John
+. Beges Sheriff MatsOn has already
been notified T. take charge OF the lat
ter tomorrow. Mr. Eames. young
LAWYER. friend of Beggs. endeavored
To secure his release on writ Of hdbeaS
corpus this evening. Judge William
son. however, refused TO listen TO the
application.
S ates Attorney Longenccker stated
I tonight that the grand jury would end
f It's labOrs tomorrow.
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A Rcoreauised Bank.

Boston. June 2s.-A Herald special
from the City of Mexico says; The
Bank of London, Mexico and South
America, which is a branch Of the IN
stitution of the same name in London,
has been reorganized, and Monday will
begin business as purely Mexican IN
stitution, with q capital of - 100000.
Mexican capitalists took $500 600 Of the
stock, and the remaining million was
subscribed in London. President Dlaz
and Minister OF Finance pubain have
aided in the establishment Of the reor-
gauized bank.
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WASHINGTON, June 2S.-In the Crimi-
nal Court this morning District-Attor-
ney Hoge called the attention OF the
Court to a number Of cases growing out
of the celebrate d Star-route mail con-
tract conspiracy, charges in which I. j..
Brady. ex Senator Dorsey and others
were defendants. Being satisfied that
no purpose of justice would be sub
served by their further prosecution
with the permission Of the Court he
would enter noile in each OF the cases.
New objection was raised and the cases
were not pressed.
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NEW YORK. June 2S.-At a meeting
Of the trustees Of the American cotton
seed oil trust to-day, it was decided to
defsr consideration OF the dividend
question until the next annual meet
ing. A statement was presented, how
ever, showing that the trust had
earned in the fiscal year S2,bOO,OOO'
equal to per cent. on the outstanding
certificates. Ths statement showed
working capital of S7.OO0,OOO.
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Culture Of rohacco, Cotton aud wheat

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. June IS. j..
Ranner. attached to the Ministry Of the
Russian Imperial household, at the sug-
gestion OF Secretary of Agriculture
Rusk. ha. been here several days max
ing inquiries OF the Virginia State Com
missiouers of Agriculture concerning
the culture of tobacco and wheat. and
the raising Of cotton. His enqulriesare
made in the interest of the private es-
tates Of the Gear. especially large es-
tate at Mert. in Turkistan. where the
Emperor has appropriated S3UO'OOO Tor
irrigation by the Narghab river, and
designs largely TO cultivate tobacco,
cotton and wheat.
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a Nystertou, BOX.

NEW YORK. June 2s.-A mysterious
tin box. filled with dark cOlOred ma
terial with Q fuse attached, was found
to-day in Pythago Hall the head
quarters of the disrupted assembly, No.
40. The box was found in the room
formerly occupied by Edward Kantz.
who was secretary Of d. 4. 40, and a
member of the faction OF Master Work
man James T. Quinn when the organi-
ZatlOn split.
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I,nse nlINesier.IaN.

At Cleveland Clevelands, z; Wash
ingtons, >. -
Al indianapolis -- indianapolis,
New NOrks. D..
AZ Chicago -- Chicagos, II; Bos'
tons. 3. mn,
At Pitsburg- Pittsburgs, 3; Phila-
delphias, 0.
At Baltimore Baltimores, 0; Column
bus. ..
AT Kansas City-Kansas Citys, first
came. Z: Louisyilles, g.; second game
Kansas Citys, .; Louisyilles, ..
At BroOklyn-NO game.
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Presidential Appolnimenls.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., June 2S.-The
President to-day made the following
appointments John G.. Watts. OF Nir-
yinia. 10 be Marshal for the Western
district Of Virginia; James A. Con-
oolly. of Illinois, to be United State.
Attorney for the Southern district oil
Illinois: and Frank T. Hunter, to be a
notary public for the District OF CO.
l....l.a
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.,,,,s., Hundred nne. Covered.

CARR0LToN, Mo-, June 2s.-John Al
len. proprietor Of the Hotel Hamilton,
Harlem, n. Y. and Or. Platt, the noted
horseman. both of whom left New
York city on May 4th on horseback for
San Francisco, arrived here last night
and left for the West this morning.
They were ON the road thirty mine
days. and covered ! 800 miles.
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nisirihuriOn of Funds.

JOHNsT0wN, June 2S The registers
say that nearly 1900 people will be en-
titled to the $40 per capita distribution
Of funds. The lumber committee has
refused to give any Of the donated lum-
ber for the erection OF saloons. There
is considerable complaint in conse-
queuce. The saloon keepers will hold
a meeting to consider the matter.
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FRfaONr. o.. June 2S.-Ihe funeral
of Mrs Hayes was held this afternoon at
Spieeel Grove. Nearly AL the different
business houses Of the city were closed
and the day was one of general mourn
ing. Congressman Haynes conducted
the ceremonies, which were simple ana
impressive. The venerable DR.. McCaOe,
of Delaware College. preached the
funeral sermon. Many people from
other States were present. The Loyal
Legion and G.. A. r. also took part.
the remains were laid away IN the
family Vault.
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Forest IiTes.

HELENA. Mon. June 2s-All efforts
TO check the forest fires which started
in Cascade county near Sand Coules
two days ago, have proved unayailing.
Adyices up to last night show that it
has covered an area Of over one hun
dred square miles. and has destroyed
the best hay ground in the vicinity.
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A uureau chief Appointed.

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-The Secre-
tary of the Treasury late this afternoon
appointed Captain William NJ. Mere,
dith. Of Illinois, chief Of the Bureau oi
Engraving and Printing ,r,
The President to-day appointed FRED
Douglass, OF Washington, minister 10
Haytl.
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WASHINGTON, d. c. June 2S.-Ihe
Critic Company, engaged in the publi-
cation of the EreniHg Critic, has pur-
chased the Sunday Capital and the
name of the Critic will be changed with
in week to the Ecsaiag Capital. The
Sunday Capital will be- published under
its present name as the Sunday morn
ing issue of the Erening Capital.
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The Regatta.

GLASGOW June 2s.-To. day was the
first day of the largest regatta in which
many of the crack English yachts are
entered. In to-day's contest the Val
lsyrie again carried off the honors. win
ning in ) hours. 26 minutes and II sec
onds. The Irex came in second; the
Maiorie third.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Refaaes 20 Answer.

LONDON June 2S.-Mr. James 0 'Brien,
NJ. r., was questioned before the Par
nell Commission to-day regarding bis
connection with the Fsnian organiza-
ton. When asked whether he had
ever been member Of the Fenian Ex-
ecutiye Council. he refused to divulge
the facts. Persistent repetitions OF the
question elected no information on the
subject from the witness.
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ASK your dentist how important it Is
TO either neutralize or remove the food
deposits from the crevices Of your teeth.
When the brush will not reach them,
Thymol Dentina, the spleadid germl-
eide, will do the work.
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Killed by an insane NAN.

CHARLTON, IA. June 2o.-John Nc
Ginnis. an insane man, shot and III
siantly killed Sheriff Ramsey this
morning while the Latter was attempt
ing 10 place him under arrest. One Of
the sheriff deputies shot the lunatic
through the head.
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UNIVERSITY
of VIRGINIA.

Session begins oct. LIST. and continues nine
months. Faculty OF twenty y-one Professors
and eight Instructors. Well-equipped
Laboratories and museums. Neces AIRY ex-
penses OF "a Nirginian in the Acsdemical De-
partment. only 800 For catalogues. apply 70
Nm. N. THOKNrON. Chairman OF the Faculty
T.. o. University - Va. Ie2s-eedi3l,
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The Ya,e, VIII Nod Row the Cormciis.

NEW LONDON, CT. June 2S.-The
Cornells, elated over the victory yes
terday, decided 10 challenge the win
ner of to-day's race. The Yale men
promptly announced that they would,
under no condition, row Cornell.
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Tobaecoi robaccol Tobaccoi

Yarbrough 5 Mild Burley is meeting
with great fsvor, and is particularly
satisfactory to that class of consumers
who want a mild. pleasant chew. If
you have not tried It. do SO. 1t can be
found in any Of the leading stores.
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district Attorney Appointed.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June 2S.-The
Acknowledgement to-day appointed
Charles A. Herrmans Assistant District
Attorney for the Western district OF
Virginia.
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TnYM0L DENTINA an antisepiic mouth
wash that has no equal. 1t is warranted
TO contain no acids for acids cause con-
traction OF the gums and discolors the
enamel.
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NOucE.-All workingmen, men Of
business, ana old-sime sports, are want
ed TO call at Polly's for nice, cool
glass of lager and good free lunch
300 north Second street.
SNYTHE * HAKws, Propriet0rs.
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PEOPLE PUZZLED.
ANOTHER MYSTERIOUS OPENING IN
PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY.
n was Discovered at Sigh PeaIse I'm the
Same county, aod was similar
10 Ihat ON stainbacL's
Farm
special TO Tho Timesl

PETERSBURG, June 2S-An opening
Of the earth, similar to that reported a
week or tSO ago in Staiutack's 5 farm,
Princess George county, has been dis
covered in High Peake. same county.
People much puzzled 10 account for
the phenomenon.
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MfnerA' Strike.

ALTOONA, PA, June ls.-A strike was
naugurated in the Gallatin and Flu
galty manufacturing sections to-day.
Four hundred and one miners went
out. Demand for five cents per ton IN
advance
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TIE most mystifying fea,s ever wit
messed in Richmond by Mrs. Abbott at
the matinee to-day at Mozart Acade-
my. Twenty-Five cents admission.
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Weather rIua,ca,,.u. for To-Day.

WAsHISGToN, d. c.. June 2S.-
| Indications for Virginia and
ns North Carolina: Rain, slightly
cooler on the coast, slightly
! warmer in the interior, variable
winds.
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Mrs. ABBOTT. the electrical phenome-
non. in grand matinee to-day at Mo-
zart Academy. Only % cents to all
parts of the house.
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GRAND ABBOTT (the electric wonderl
matinee at Mozart Academy TO day.
Twenty-Five cents to all parts of the
house.
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Marshal Appointed.

WAsHINoToS, June 2s.-The Presl-
dent to-day appointed ID. NJ. Ransdell. !.
OF Indiana, marshal for the District OF
Columbia, vice A. A. Wilson, resigned.
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Buy at the Standard.

Don't miss witnessing the extraordi-
nary and mysterious feats OF Mrs. AD-
bott at the Academy Of Music this after
noon and night.
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WHAT Do YOU CHEwy
MAY APPLE.
Why
Because it IS the best can find.
Who makes it
7. G. WILLIAMS COMPANY.
Who sells il z
All dealers.
How can | recognize it ?
The name MAY APPLE is on every
plug.
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Your teeth must be kept free from
food deposits if you want them to last.
Thymol Dentina. the splendid germi-
eide mouth wash. is the thing TO use.
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TaE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
Illo ris CAS- declared DIVIDEND 'i D
II.CINI. nnd ID bonus oi Iei cent OUT "i
l.. profits of tho rost siN months, making q,
.. ....f.. tirnlic t1 the stockholders on ana
t.IOI .UD l.i day of July. ..........,.r o.,
..5..ct President.
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Nothing boats our Chocolate Milk
Shako. OWENS q MiHoR DnUa Co.
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BANKRUPT
SHOE STORE,
NOW AT
$40 East Broad ST.,
WILL REMOVE JULY isr TO
CCE CT RROAD
225 EAST BROAD,
CORNER or THIRD STREET.

The store we now occupy - rented by
another shoe dealer. this is why We move.
BE sure you are dealing with Us. Come 10
our new store. 225 EAST BROAD STREET
after TUESDAY. July 2d. We have decided
70 remain here until January. 1880. WIN
continue To give better bargains than anv
shoe dealer I'm the city. tits ouraim 70 built
the largest trade I'm thfs city. That can be
done by giving. as we are, more for the
money than any one else.
Our old customers know what our shoes
are. Do not mistake the place and number.
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THYMoL DENTINA. the aDtiseptic
mouth wash, contains no acids to ruin
the teeth.
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Chase City Lithia Water on draught.
. OWENS a MINOR DRUG Co.
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Go to the Stapdard.
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Buy at the Standard.
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LEXINGTON
The virginia Military Institute board
Ofyisiiors In session.
Especial to the Times. ]

LEXINGTON. June 2S.-The Virginia
Military Institute Board Of Visitors,
considering the election Of State cadets
to-day, was again in session last night.
The annual review of the corps OF
cadets in battalion took place by the
Board of Visitors this evening, and the
inspection Of quarters also.
The annual commencement pro-
gramme opened tonight IN the mess
hall. The cadets and dialectic literary
societies viii hold a Joint celebration
tomorrow night. II. j. Ayers, OF
class 92. opens for the Cadet Society az
orator. and II. G. Ford, Of CLASS 50, lie
orator for the Dialectic Society. Ora
tors. debatols' and declnimers medals
will then be delivered. The celebtation
will be followed by hop.
Colonel j. r. l.. PlestOn, who was to
have delivered the historic address. has
gone North with his wife, Mrs. Mar
caret j. Preston, the poet OF the occa-
sion. to consult an Occulist, and neither
viii be present at the semi-centennial
Jubilee.
Colonel Preston's historic address
and Mrs. PrestOn's semi centennial
poem will be read by. some well-known
gentleman. The poem is printed. All
arrangements for the reception Of the
visitors 10 the centennial will be COM
pleted by meeting Of the local alumni
tomorrow.
We'll. the German artist of Washing
ton. ID. c., has just completed life
sized bust in oil OF General +. IL.
Smith The painting IS here, and Is an
excellent work Of art. Cadets Ainslie
and Schafer Of Richpond, were granted
furloughs. They leave tomorrow, and
will sail from New York July 9th on
the Umbria for Europe. Mrs. Decatur
Axtell with a party Of friends arrived
here tonight
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225 East Broad,
M. |. LAMBERT.
Je27-it
AUCTION SALES Future Days.
BY x. Is. Chanln & Co..
Real Estate AuctiOneerS.
No. | north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
i DESIRABLE FARM CONTAINING 17S
ACRES. WIrH GOOD BrlLDINGO, IN HEN
RICHMOND. on kINGSLAND ROAD.
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Go to the Standard.

Buy at the Standard.
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ANDcoPAnrNERsuIr

THE FIRM OF CAMPBELL & co.
i Is this day dissolved by mutual consent,
G. a.. CAMPBELL assuming all Liabilities
and assets u the firm OF CAM Pb ELL & co.
The business will be continued by Z. O.
CAMPBELL, under the old nrm name or
CAMPBELL & co, ..,.
B. :. CAMPBELL,
&. o. CAMPBELL.
RICHMOND, Va. June 10, leeV.
lcZD- eOi3t
IHE COPARTNERSHIP HtkETOfORE
/ existing under the style OF TYLER &
GRANGEit was dissolved April 21th, 1850.
Captain JA MES VI. ~ Ltk VIII continue the
business al same Office, REUGER BUILDING,
and sOlicits the patronage OF the lubhc
generally. Je 2'-eodl"
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LEGAL NOTICES.
lTIRGINIA.-IN THE CHANCERY
' COURT or THE CITY UF kICiiMOND
'HE y-rU DAY OF JUNE 1850

NTIRGINIA.-IN THE CHANCERl
COURT or THE CIiI uF RICHMOND
THE 2srH DAY OF JUNE. 1859.
Isaac ami samuel Cohen, partners. foing
business under the style and nm Of Coheh
Brother ............t Aiii''
against
\. J. Ford, Trustee. Mary Lucy Ford, Chnrle ;
4. Quincy and flOre nee, bis vile, anu
John Heruaon and Nolie his wiie.~......
.............. Defendants.
IL CHANCERi.
The object Of this suit is 10 subject the real
estate situated IN the city Of Richmond. AL
the northwest corner Of Broad and Eighth
streets. conveyed 10 A. !. fOrd, trustee, by
deed dated February -, 1857, from the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Iiailroad Company and X. II. steger q CO..
or tpe rents aud profits OF said real estate
10 the payment Ola debt Of sl62.5O, due the
plaintiffs.
And affidavit having been made and nled
that the defendants Mary Lucy Ford. Is. W.
ford, Stusrt Ford, Charles 4. quincy and
Florence his wife, and John HerndOn and
MOllie. his VIE, are nOn-resldens OF the
state Of Virginia, IL Is ordered that they APP
near here within one month after due publ
cation Of this order, and DO what Is necessary
10 protect their interests I'm this suit.
A c1py-leste
CHARLES W. GODDIN, Clerk.
a. Qg-Sa.iW
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nIVlDEND- OLD DOMIN 10 \
IL @IEAM-IllPC COMPANY likLb PIX
CkNI DIVIDEND VIII De- lhid 20 'n' ~.
fInls orlholicfs out OF iuc earnings for
inc past slN months. at the Company Once
1901 MaIn street, On and after July lst. 1851
GEORGE ". ALi-tr " CO.,
fe1D.4f Agents.
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nIVlDEND NOTICE.-AT A MEET
IL Jog of ihc Board 81 directors ~ ne
RICHMOND. fKtDEklCK. ~ ~ AND ~ ~
IOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY Aei" 'u"'
no. 1859. ,.,, ,.,,>,,r
Iflssf1td. That "a dividend Of 3iz PEit ChN l.
upon tho common capital stock oi TINS COM
pany aud upon us dividend oDlka.iois .s, ~
Iss9. IA yable on The Iht day Of jay, loov'
10 holders Of record al the date oi june ~
ssJ, from when date 20 the 81 day OF Juiy'
1880. the books VI transfer sbal Dr ci"ssp'
lelO-l2t l1eas~0i'
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The Standard.
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MkEiING~.


I OST-A BUNCH OF KEYS ON
IL Tuesday. Finder please leave them ~.
TINES office. as they are Of no value except
10 loser. Ju&s-u'
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NJ II o'clock NJ. the farm described In saii
deed as all that certain tract or parcel OF
land. with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon, rights. yslys and aplurtc-
the county OF Henrico. state OF virginia. on
both sides OF the klngslHnd road about ten
miles below the city OF Richmond. and con-
tainiug l4S acres. more or less. Being the
same tract of land convey ed O. Elizabeth \.
Ieghsmith by deed from ". B. Grover.
trustee. and wife.
TERMS. Cash for expenses ~ sale, any taxes
due, and TO pay note for sOiO due April is.
1852 and Interest thereon. Credits as To
s672, s.OS. STA, and $3.50. due respectively
I'm two. three. four, and i've years from April
Is, 1855. balance on terms announced nt sale.
X. y. CfIAftIN. Trustee.
sale by Il. 4. CHAPLIN A Co., AuclioneefS.
jo25-td
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.ir.f NAIIoS.r RASH oF hIcnNoND, VA
TefrEn rTAIIs Iiip-Ifolht
KIfuauND. VA, june 20 1851. ,
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
Iare this fay declared out of me earn
I0,. uf fne current slN months adiFiuen nv VI VI
5IEH CENI on thc capitol tioce' pay "Dl,
IYt tUafD-tiOlIfrf On or after inc lai ,"e vi
Jolly. IL g.. blhNhil l. '"S"''i'
lOzD-oi
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T. BY virtue OF deed oftrust. dated April Is,
1850. recorded IN lienrlcO County Court, ID.
B. l23, page 3l5, and at the request Of the
beneficiary default having been made in the
payment of note therein secured. / viii sell
hy public auction. at HenricO County Court
house on
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Children Cry tor Pitchers Castofla
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BIC CRY--L|TTLE
WOOL.

Don; be disturbed when common
clothing brags loudly. It's lost its buy
ers, that 8 all. 1t put It's price down
too late. It had little wool in it. aud
you founi it out, and took your money
elsewhere.
Cloth counts. workmanship counts.
style counts, and when you get these
of the very best at The Boston for a
low price. it's easy to figure out that
inferior clothing III be hurt. But you
needn't bother. You're sure Of our
prices being lowest.
And lower still in clearing out broken
lots.
The Heated Term Is Upon Us once
M0re,
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