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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-04
AMClENI ALEXANDRIA
Sovereign Couneil sous of .ionndah-ia
tnl Railroad Accid'n. state Democratic
touni tiro-frusrHI Tcniion.

Sovereign Couneil sous of lonadah-ia-
tri Railroad Accident state Democratic
aoinfni ttrc-ten'rli Mention.
.l0rs. n.udcnco ol One Times.
ALEXANDRIA. September g. Tile Sow
erHlu Coutoil of the Order of Soas of
J.naDtb mat here to-day, with dele
ca,,s from New England, tine Middle
and some southern STATES. though not
"a yeiS large assembly. Little of out
side importance is CD Dee noted in to-
day - Uocecdlugs the officers chosen
aie. John Byron. sovereign chief; JOHN
Humphreys. vicns0veic'gn chief and
secretary 4. @. l-aacs. sovereign pltri-
ar.h. =. g. Arnold. uVarcign guide.
and d. g. ll.io,t. sovereign watch.
"a C.tI.-e st,achcd % Midland
lie.-hJ train when near Accotnk
bridge, about ten miles out from here.
this afternoon i.ml,j ihe tack and
rolled down tue smblkmont. Two
dIo,ors namo. Ramsey. hllng from
fduWicr c0uliy. who vff. in tls ca
loa-s. were killed Outright Ile train
was principally nado up or took cars
The mcu hl.sd we've brothers. AMI were
iu charge ot lne stock cp route To- "a
N1rth I'D market.
Jue otalC Democratic Executive Conc
miluCc opened .hDIr headquarters in thc
cid law office oi s. Chapman Neale. on
Duke sre,t. to-day. Nlessr-. Scott.
Sheppard aal iIlm' Wste ON hand,
the luitr tu-y catching uD with some
cOric,pcnlcnca accuwullls while
moving.
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TIL COCKADE CITY.
tcr-burg ani Asylum Railroad 80 Per
sonli.


sonai.
Special 10 the rimes.l
PETERSBURG September Strange
as &c may seem. some very intelligent
Democrats here and probably else
where rs well. think ihat because Cen
cral Malone assented to become the
nominee of his party. 10 Is evidence Of
the fact that Malone thought he stood
q fair, il not, indeed. GOOD chance OF
election.
The fact that he asscnled to become
the nominee was nothing more nor less
than @ political necessity. For him to
have allowed any body else 10 have
done 80 would have been 90 have yield
ed 20 the Oiscordaut elements therein.
and rather than be whipped within his
own political household. the General
preferred the casgigati9n later in the
iall. and at the hands al Che Democratic
party.
When 10 comes from that source the
General doubt',ss hopes TO curry favor
with the National Republican party.
and possibly cause the leaders of that
party 20 lose sight of his own lnsisnih
cance by his false cHmOr oi fraud. in
timidation. and such like nonsense.
Work cn the 'ldtoace extension Of
the PETERSBURG aud AS lum Railroad,
which has been Discontinued FOR some
time. was umcd yesterday. The
road has been graded about hall mile
from Granite Grove. During the past
month there were carried over this rail-
road over twenty thousand passengers.
This speaks wei for Granite Grove as
place Of resort lor our citizens.
DR. J. Herbert Claiborne. from New
York. is in the city.
Hon. Charles r. Collier wld MIS-. Col
iier lcit yesterday loF the Warm
Springs
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OVER THE WIRES.
CURRENT EVENTS OF INTEREST
FROM ALL POINTS.

'hr President Peacefully I;cposin. NJ III.
'"untrs CaDitai-an Chinatown 81, ,
spree in San Francisco slow prooro..
i" ih" 'ronin casc-Ccncrai telegram.
DsER PARK, Nd. September 3.-Tbe
morning S trains brought the heaviest
mail yet received at The Executive cot
taee. Ou; cf the multitude Of letters
only SIX met the President eve. the
rest beng answered by the private sec.
ieiail without referring them to him.
resident Harrison wrote a few letters
ana spent the rest of the morning pre-
pairing for his trip To- Washington. lt is
Hi last definitely settled that Mrs. Har-
ri on and Dr. Scott Will be of the party
tomorrow morning. Tney will proba-
ply return TO the mountains Saturday.
Dut PRESIDENT Harrison will not return
eniil Tuesday. Arrangements have
been made for a Cabinet meeting at
midday.
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OFF TO NICARAGUA.
The steamer AquSu with supplies &c.
Tor the Canal nl-rrocre, oi the work.
Il..4frI fD fna . limos

The steamer Aquan with supplies &c.
Tor the Caual-rrogrcs oi the WORK.
Special TO the 1imc,.
NEW YORK, September 3.-The steam
ship AQuan leaves this port next
Wednesday with material and stores
for GreytOwn, for the Nicaragua
Canal Company. The Aquan car
ries an additional sixty miles Of
telegraph lire TO complete commuul-
cation between Grcytown and Fort san
Carlos. There will also be sent by the
Aquan the lirstmile of an eight-inch steel
water-pipo for the aqueduct between
GreytOWn and the Deseado basin also
the first mile of railroad and four
construction cars. A reinforcement Of
engineers. ETC.. will also sail on the same
steamer in charge Of Assistant Engineer
Bennett.
Recent alyiccs just received show
the work 10 be progressing most favor
ably. ON each Greyt0wn steamer. fol-
loving the Aquan. Will be sent two adj
dilional miles of water pipe and more
railway material.
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iir. 81. L. Straus. q well known cili-
zen of Redmond, died yesterday morn
ing, quite sdddefly, at 1880 o clock, at
his residence, corner of First and Mar
shall streets. in the sixly-sixth year Of
hi, age. lie had beee in bad health
for some time, and 1t was not expected
that his lease of life could last much
longer. aLiil he passed away yester-
day sitting lu bis chair, and his sudden
demise was a great shock % bis family
and friends. As an evidence Of how
little his death was really expected. his
wife was absent 40 the time it occurred
OF The bedside of her daughter. NIs.
Bloomberg, No. 5lJ east Leigh street.
who Is very III. aud while there She Ie-
ceived tho news.
Mr. StraOs in his Gay was quite prom
inent IN Richmond having been a sue
cessful merchant and member Of the
City Council for number Of years.
Ills " lie was a Miss Millhiser. and be-
sides he leaves three daughters aud two
SONS surviving him. Mr.. Charles
Straus. his eldest son. is absent from
the city, but has been telegraphed for.
The funeral. rs viii be seen BY no.
tice elsewhere published. will take
place thursday morning at 10 o clock.
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\ JEALOUS HUSBAND

~tah- and Instantly Kills Neiehbor.
BLOOMINGTON. I'LL. September Sd.
B. Llnoley. prominent merchant Oi
Kenny Dewitt county. was stabbed and
almost instantly Killed yesterday Dy j.
ID Waldron. farmer living near that
place. who went to Clinton county seat
and gave himself up. NaldIon relates
that upon gong 10 his residence he
found Lindley there with his wal
drou 81 wife under compromising cir
cums,ancos. wheieupon, in iit of pas
sion. he struck and killed him. Lind
les has always borne good reputation,
while Waliron has been notorious iGr
his violent temper, and his wife repu-
tatlon has been below par.
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CANADIAN SCHOONERS
Playing Havoc with seals In Echring'
-U4.

Sca.
VICTORIA. =. c.. September 3.-The
schooner Minnie. Captain Jacobsen, ar
rived in pOrt early Yesterday morning
from Bchring sea. The Captain reports
tina; early on the morning OF July 18th.
the Rush bore down and boarded him.
Lieutenant lutte came aboard with
four sailors and discovered $50 fresh
skins. which he took. lie told Sven
zen. an able seaman, to tane the
schooner 10 Sitka. Az soon as the
Rush was out Of sight the Indians
stated to make fresh spears. and the
next day went sealing. After t. is they
caught goo fresh SKINS and nine sea
otlefs. Then hearing that the cutter
was running around lively. Captain
Jacobsen got up anchor and got out OF
the sea on August i7th. He had a fair
passage TO this port. There is great
jubilatiOn over her return. The Anuie
9. Moore. just in. did not sight the
Rush at'all. aud brought down l.s00
-kirs. She spoke the Maggie Mac with
a catch Of 000. and the Viva with 600
and ali doing well. The Ariel reports
that on August LIT Lieutenant Tuttle
boarded her. The captain said that he
was not fishing 10 Bghring sea. bat lad
caught seal in other waters. Lieuten-
ant Tuttle warned the captain to
get out Of the sea. When the Rush
he started scaling again
and caught 1900 more. He reports
speaking the Maria De Las Cruises. a
schooner. with SEQ skins. The sealing
schooner Henry DenHis. with 400 skins.
bad "a quick trip TO port with fair wind.
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THE MISSISSIPPI RAcEIaoueLE.
fhe Citizen, Quiet 70 Before Che Mnitar,
Arrives.


Arrives.
fosr0N. Mass. September g A
Greenwood. Miss. special 10 the Hoyol5
says. The steamer Allen arrived here
at lO clock last night, bringing the
military which had been sent to Winter
CITY to suppress the negro outbreak.
AdJulant Henry ststcs ihe troops ale
not needed. and from reliable reports
Chat is true. for posse of two hun
dred mea had preceded them there. and
had dispersed the mob of fren-
lied blacks. Dal l.. Horton. q
leader. was Killed by a
detachment of citizens. ue had been
ordered to surrender but dehed them
i0 touch him. over thirty shots were
fired into him. 10 Is reliably stated
chat the state troops were Withdrawn
ior the reason that the posse did not
want them there because they would
restrain them from carrying out their
determination TO XIII every negro
vino bad anything To do with tine mob.
oven fifteen have been hanged and
shot. and the soldiers say the citizens
bad begun before they got out of sight
of Winter City. Nothing has yet hap.
bcnoi in Greenwood. Guards are put
on every road entering town, and the
residents are yigilant The negro.
Oliver Cromwell. cannot b. found. he
may have been killed. The military
Will return home to-day unless further
trouble arises.
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Buy at the Standard.

VIRGINIA ARSENIC, BRONiS AND
LlrHAs WATER. Compare analysis and
You s@lli seel that our water Is nearly
three tim3s the strength Of any other
arsenic water. and contains no organic
matter. For sale by all druggists. and
by l.. p. Routt. sole agent, Second and
Main streets. Send forcircular.
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BLCrrIELD. W. VA. September g.
This morning young man named
Rucker Bsaze. while crossing the rail-
road track. was knocked down and run
over by an engine and lhirty or forty
ears. When rescued he had his scalp
torn OF of one side of his head, and il
was hanging down over his ear. lie
also received other injuries. but still
the doctors think he will recover, a.
his skull was not fractured.
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icsnari.ahlc Escape from Instant Dcn'h.
Wmrn RIVER JUNCTION. VT. Sep
tember 3. Bert French. baggage-masier
ou the south-bound night mail train ON
the Passumpsis Railway. fell from M
car about 4 clock this morning While
I'M. train was running at rapid rate Oh
sneed. Ills lett arm was broken and he
sustained internal injuries. lis escape
,rou instant death was remarkable.
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cHINAToMN On A sPREg

In Honor ol tine God of Charity.
san FRANCISCO. ,ptember 3 China
Town iad "a big parade yesterday in
honor Of the God OF Charity. One thou
sand Chinese. an richly dressed. took
pall THE main feature was an CnOr
nous dragon 600 feet long, which was
borne by forty men. It's jaws were
constantly opening and cNuibiuug %
fiery tongue. Horse and foot sol iicrs
preceded it. and in many wagons were
Chinese children gOlgcOu-iy auayod as
ailegurcal figures. ltwas ihe sieaie-t
show Chinatown ever produced. and it
m rchcd through streets deuscly packed
with MODgolians and Americans.
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DANvlLLE COTS.
Accident to ric"ic- General Mention.

lSpecial 10 the Ilmcs.i
DANvH1T. Va. September 3.-The
North Danville Methodist Sunday
echool TO day went SIX miles in the
country for a picnic. When the pic
nicsers were returning horse attach
cd TO the buggy Of J. Ii. Rhodes ran
away. smashed the buggy to pieces.
and seriously injured Mr.. Rhodes. lie
was badly cut and bruised about the
head. Mr. Rhodes wife aud lady
friend were in the buggy also, but es-
capcd with slight bruises.
The Danyille and New River Railroad
track was today cleared OF the wreck
occasioned by the fatal collision on that
road yesterday.
The remains Of the venerable Decatur
Jones, VINO died yesterday. were brought
10 tins city to day aud inferred.
The shipment Of manufactured to-
bacco from this city Yesterday aud to-
day amounted to $1,000 pounds.
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SUPPOSED JoHNsTowN VICTIM

Found in ihe Rive Nesr Wheeling.
WHEELING. ". VA. September g.
The body OF q man supposed 10 be that
of a Johnstown victim. from the length
of tirne it bad evidently been in the
water. was found i'm the Back river
west Of the island this evening partly
imbodded in the sand. Identification
was impossible. but the loiy was ap-
pareltly. Judging from the clothing,
that of an iron worker IN his working
garb.
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Democratic >ucce>. in Louisiana.

NEW ORLEANS. September 3.-Tele.
grams from various points in the third
Congres' 'ional District. indicate tie
election Of Andrew Price Dem. by a
good majority over Ii. {. Miner, Rep. J
Tire affair az Franklin. in which a Re
publican deputy sheriff was shot and
seriously wounded. is the only disturb =
aLce 50 far reported.
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HoMIClDE IN NORTH cAROLINA.

Specialize theTimcs.


HENDERSON. n. C.. Sep.cinbcr3.-Our
town was shocked yesterday by new s.
OF "a homicide near WILLIAMSBURG. VIII
lage niae miles northwest of here. Lee
Wilson. James Caudle. Charley Newly.
and Bob Maugum left here together
late Sdtmdly evening All had sold to-
bacco and we're moie or Jess under tie
influence Of liquor. When about one
mile from this place Wilson. who vas
in The front wagon. stopped IN the r0a !.
This produced some strong language.
and those behind drove around him.
and they proceeded ill near VIII
lamsboro. when Wilson bad his skull
fractured by the party. from which he
died Sunday night lie Wilson, WAS
left IN the road where he was beaten
from Saturday night all Sunday even
ing without attention. Caudle. who.
with Msugum. has been arrested. say ys
that Charles Newly lat present miss
ing did the 1aial work. The sheriff is
hourly expected here with Mangum
and Caudie.
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BASE BALI


UHU0- ii1I0u V9toIUHI.
At B0ston-B0stous, q. indianapolis,
S.
At Baltimorc-Baitimorcs, e St.
Louis. I.
At Philadclphia-AthIetics, 0: Kan
sas Citys. 90.
AT Philadelphia Phiiadclpbias, ..
Cmclgos. /.
SO Washington - Washinstons, ].
Clevelauds, 3.
At Bfooklyn-Brocklyns. 13. Cincin-
cinuatis. s..
AT New York-New Yorks, o: Pitts
burgs. 4
AtCClumbus- Columbus. E. Louis.
Nlll-s. =.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE,


iit9lih0l mountain climate. Choice Of
cpnr-ts for Degree. business department:
special attention tn Iu. li~h. French and
German snOl,p'; library. i-OOo volumes:
good mowi>, nNc churches. no har-fooms.
$50 siHb for mime months lncludlng fees.
board. Nr.l students rom lB states ind.
Ter 1ui IIIan. Ihifty-scNenth year begins
september i,th. illustrated catalogue ffce.
Address. ikOf T. y. y. PAINTER.
ul iDOdim Secretary.
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a EASE CONsPlRACY
Nr-. Hamilton Grossly Deceive ,ier Rus
band.

band.
NEW YORK. September Inspector
Byrnes says that he has uneaithed the
details oi q conspiracy between Mis-.
Hamilton. Mrs. Swintou. and Joshua
Mann 10 force Mr. Hamilton TO marry
The first named. As part of the plot
Hamilton was made TO believe that a
child was born TO Inn December II.
lso5. at Elmira. lie married tine woman
three week, later. The Inspector has
found that tie babe was procured for
80 from "a midwife. Mrs. oWiutOn
and Mann were arrested tonight.
The fret babe procured soon died.
and a second was obtained. This one
also died. and the third one was
so homely that she would not
keep' it. She got fourth ore.
Though Hamilton had seen the
first babe. he never knew the differ.
ence. and has been regarding the fourth
bought child a- his own. To logitimize
the child he married the supposed
mother.
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Buy at the Standard.


To-day tie great futugity stake race
will be run sixty thousand TO the win.
ner. Plolectiou, s.. Carlo, EoeIlee,
Gramercy. Padlshah, and all The crack
o-year-olds will compete. Turf Ex
change, l. & Co., No. south Twelfth
street.-ady.
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Slow IIVtI'-- II W VIII
CucA0O. September J.-But li1tle
was made in selecting a jury
,c,inV for the Cronin murder trial.
when the jury adjourned but three
Jurors had been selected temporarily.
The defense 20 far has used eight
oeremptory challenges.
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Democratic Executive Committee of "hi''
COLUMBUS ONO. September 3.-Ihe
Democratic state Executive Committee
met here to-day and organized with
Hon. Jumes +. Neal of Hamilton, as
chairman. Tonight the various
Democratic Clubs sereraled Hon. James
Campbell the candidate for Governor.
A ratification meeting was held AT Tue
CITY Hall lion. Llwreuse L. Neal of
Chlllicothc. Mr.. Campbell, Hon. Allen
W. Thurman. Hon. George l.. Converse,
Hon. j. A. Norton and others made
-nlecAn-.
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AUGUSTA COUNTY.
Democratic Convention 81 Nomination of
Mr.. Edward Echoi,.
special 10 the 1imts.l

STAUNTON. September 3.--The Demo
cratic County Convention was beld to-
DAY. There was full convention and
great enthusiasm. The fight as outlined
at the State Convention of the people
against Mahoneism and tyranny was the
line Of all the speeches in the convention.
In addition 10 local speeches, Gen. John
Echols. OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad, from Kentucky, was present,
and addressed the convention.
Edward Echols was nominated for
the State Senate by acolamation; George
Cochran, DR., and A. Il. Lightner tor
the House of Delegates on The first
ballot. u
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lnpoltant Dcci,iou TO Cigar-Matcr-.

Important Decision to 'igar-Mahef-.
ST. LOUIS. Mo, September 3.-ln the
United States Circuit Court yesterday
Judge Tnayer rendered "a decision TO the
effect that the cOunterieiting OF the
union label used on cigars cannot be
prevented or punished. The ruling viii
affect the cigar.makeIs' organization in
the United States aud Canada. it is
claimed very seriously. as II pract-
caily decides that their label Is Of 10
value whatever.
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CARTHAGE. Ill, September 5.-John
G. Caywood. night operator az inc W, " a.. :.
bash depot. was attacked ana severely
bcaten by three robbers Sunday nlght'
lie woundcd one Of them.
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THE PROPERTY SOLD.


TTT0TN1VN T0T E-TV-"TT-
R0ANOkE. Va. September g. The
property and franchise OF the Croza r
steel aud Iron Company in Virginia
were sold at auction here to day 20
settle the estate of Che late Colonel d..
r Houston ana discharge a deed of trust.
Samuel a. Grocer. of Chester Pa, be-
came the purchaser for c3OO.OUO cash.
Ine state Medical Society convened
here tonight with large attendauce.
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The Standard.

MAX MAS. Galveston. Tex. says: |
have tried Brady crotine personally aud
In my family with the most beneficial
results. Ii is the best headache medi-
cine have ever tIied, pleasant 10 take
and free from any i'll after-eifects. -
ADV.
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W MpNEOE ARk-IWFNrN-s SIS
SfoN. Entrance Days; SEPTEMBER 18Th and
10th. Fun corps uf tNpcrlpucsd assistants
lprcrsfi'oi 500 fp 500. lower, s,il to $50.
bUHrtrfs. - 40 q $500 Refer to University
ana COllcge faculties ~ the state. Eight BOYS
oifcctlv or Indirectly nom tins school made
twelve diplomas and four degrees In the Uni
vcrSity of Virginia this session zee circu-
lffS OF both schools lu book stores of IN drug
stores on west Main. JOHN f. NC6f IRE.
Nns. llnl 1 IlIlM IllIAlINrn m I-l1fn.N-m
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THE COLLEGE OF WILLIAM
AND MARY

AND STATE MALE NORMAL SCHOOL
having just closed a most successful session
begins ls 10Th year on OCTOBER 3. 1850
one hundiodand tWeniy-elsht State scholar
ships iios a. tuition ana ai cost for board.
ucL iights.aud washing no- 60 exceed siOpor
month. Provides "a thorough NORMAL nni
CuLLEGfArEtmmng. Historic surround
lnes. Healthy climate. tolty-oight miles
nom Richmond, on The Chesapeake and ohio
Railroad. send for catalogue.
LNON q. TYLER. President.
ii2f-Colem WILLIAMSBURG, Va.
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NATURAL BRIDGEnOrELs.-T -TnE

" hotels Will be- kept opon with music and
summer service during The months 81 sep
tgmber aud October. Special monthly mates
given. Tho large number cf tourists arriving
daily warrant this and insure continuous
,ccIli ilic. The dryress ana great elevation
of tlc place make itouo of fhe first health ic-
SORTS ln the country. J. WILSON
fIi Superintendent.
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Y IRGIN II 4 ~ THE CIRCUIT
tuutl Oi THE CITY on rICuMOND

Y IRGINIA-lN THE CIRCUIT
COURT ui THE CRY or RICHMOND.
AUGUST 2tIIf 1850.
julien bniori...................... .. Plaintiff.
against
James ~ Jonkins ana William Brown las 10
ln debt ANA ulon 900 attachment returned
executed
Tho object of this soft is % recover ncainst
flt defendants tile sum Ol ,li With Interest
af fhe rate oi per ,entum per annun nom
March o. i>-D. until paid, aud o. attach tho
estate Oi tic said dt fOnd1nf William Brown
ln the city az Richmond. aud subject the
same fo the payment of the IiHlnflu's claim.
And affidavit having been made 1nc filed,
flui t1 tnr best Ni thc Hilanr, BELIEF the
said d. lcuilni. William Brown. ls not real
dent ni this slate, DO ls Ordered that ne appear
hDIr WiflIiu nitccu DAYS after due publication
hefcDl and do what is necfs scar, tO protect
his Interest In this suit.
4 oonN--i'sft:
ALFRED SHIELD. Clerk.
jAfi- Z. AHhAf-uN. p.u. au2s-Wiw
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T. B1li AGAINST " ". Gordon. p1r. rep. of
Henry Webb, deceased.


|TITII"| TTTHT IT|T| Y III T0T|T|T. TfFt
Ou consideration whereof tie court dosh
udIud.c. order and decree that thl. cAu.e b,,
rDlefrct 10 ono fl fine commissioners of flfz
court io fnAe, state uiHl sottle fhs following
accounts.
+. An account Oi ile transactions Of ". W
1nilOn. administrator Of Henry webb. nnd
showing what cause and what by due dih-
20 nee might have come into hts hand, as
such administrator. and snil ~ ". Gordon.
administrator as Aforesaid. ls h, ,ffly directed
fO produce icfHrr said commissioner Al
book. accounts, vouchers. &C.. relating To
said administration. Boa order % enable said
commits. iOnDr tu state said accounts.
.. An account oi debts 81 stil Henry Webb.
deceased. giving amounts. dignity, priority.
&c.. sf same.
3. Am account oi tlc real estate 81 slil
Henry Webb, deceased. giving description of
s1me, atd aeceiin'ning amount and fee
simple value oI lluo.
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'noMAs BARHAN. Commissioner.


Wv NJ = IT, = " III II, INrV.
Ihe parties Interested in the dscrcCs, OF
Hnlcu The foregoing are extracts are hereby
notified that have fixed upon Monday tho
-it day Of september. l-HH, at Sew Kent
toutfnuu," as the time aud place OF taking
tlc accounts and making the enquiries or
dored hy ihc sHll DEGREES. az which time and
place an persons holding claims against fhs,
estate 90 Henry webb. deceased. Will appear
before me ana prove tho same.
Given under nav hand ~ Commissioner in
chancerN Oi The Cucult Court Oi New Kent
county TIE day and year first Aforesaid.
au2l-Miw lHOMA. bARHAM.