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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-04-04
An Historic Relic.

There is now at Mr.. II. H. Hazards new
piano room, $40 Congress avenue, piano
with history. Is was one time the prop
erty of General Sam Houston and stood
in the old capitol building when he was
governor Of the state. When received by
Mr.. Hazard it was in pretty dilaptdated
condition, but having been put through a
renovating process in bis repair shops, is
now in excellent order. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to every one to call and
see this interesting relic of Texas first
governor. The piano ia now the property
OF Mrs. j. 5. @. Morrow, of Georgetown.
Tex, the lady being the daughter of Gen
eral Sam Houston.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-04-04

The complicated diseases brought on
by intense study, thought, care, anxiety,
etc., are of the most serious nature. Heed
such symptoms as loss of memory, uni
versal lsssitude, heart disease, kidney
complaints, liver troubles and general
breaking down of health and strength.
When thus afflicted, when the least exer-
tion causes great fatigue, when life seems
a burden, use the reliable strengthening
tonic, Browns Iron Bitters. 1t will sfford
you sure relief.
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A Pleasant Picnic,

By invitation of Miss Pease, party of
ladies and gentlemen left the city early
yesterday morning and spent the day in
the sylvan shades and grassy dells of
Bull creek. The picnic was compliment
airy to Miss Robinson, of New York, now
visiting Miss Pease. The party consisted
OF Misses Pease, Robinson, Maxey, Huck
and Ladd, and Messrs. Raymond, Sesrcv.
Patrick, Huck, Dean and Roberts.
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For Which Our Thanks

The STATESMAN acknowledges, with
many thanks, the receipt of a handsome
tower bouquet from Mr.. A. NJ. Rumsev,s
nursery, 81 West Ninth street. The
bouquet Is made of specimens
OF roses, together with pan
sizes and violets and white Wlsteria
found in Africa and imported from
france. An appropriate note accom-,
panied the flowers, which were, indeed,
one of the handsomest collections we have
seen.
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using the ointment and portion will be
found to adhere to the handkerchief.
The above theory and directions belong
to Chalmers English Oatarrh Cure. For
sale at drug stores. Doctor CHALMERS.
Chalmers English Catarrh Cure for
deafness is the most reliable
cure in the world. See direction
for deafness on the box. 1t is recon-
mended and used by many of the leading
physicians of the world.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-04-04

OF the members of the house who
voted against the passage of the
senate bill fixing rates and making CLASH
fications, twenty voted originally for the
house commission bill. These gentlemen
still favor commission bill, and voted
against the senate bill with great reluct-
ance, but the experience of other states
with that class of legislation which en-
acted specific rates and classifcations,
convinced them the only efficient and prac-
tical system of regulation is through a
railroad commission. In reference to the
senate bill they did not think it equal and
just to many of the great and growing
industries of the state, and that it would
be altogether too rigid in its operations.
While few industries might be benefited,
great many more would be crippled;
while few localities might be benefited,
hundreds of others would be seriously in
iured.
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EDWIN Fl. TERRELL, of Texas, was nom
mated for minister to Belgium yestGrday.
Rascality in Illinois.

MARSHALL, ILL, March 3O.-The report
of book keeping experts who have been
at work overhsuling the books of ex-
County Treasurer Cole, shows that for the
years 1888 and 1884 Cole was short $780,
600. 1t is supposed that the great dis
crepancy shown by the figures is due to
looslng a number of receipts and vouch-
ers. The investigation will be continued I.
Cole was until recently mayor of the city,
resigning his Office month ago.
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house. Its consideration and passage
should not consume much of the time of
that body. 1t is so manifestly just in its
terms and SO clarly in the interest of the
people, that a mere statement of its pro
visions must meet with prompt and full
s'quiescence on the part of everyone.
Texas is now behind almost every state in
the union in passing such salutary law.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-04-04

The quarrel between the newly welded
couple was working up into a regular row,
when he said: "When you begin to talk
nonsense hold my tongue" But it was
too bad of her to say" we're guided by
the same rule, with regard to you, should
never speak at alp Then the battle
began again.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-04-04

GREAT disasters like misfortunes appear
to happen in groups. With the news OF
the Samoan hurricane comes the report
of the collision of the Confines of FLAG
ders and the steamer Princess Henrietta
with attendant loss of life. Prince
Leopold, of Belgium, as well as jerome
Bonsparte were in the collision.
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THE SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CALL
is a handsome eight-page paper. 1t is is
sued every Thursday, and contains all of
the important news of the week, CLEANED
from every quarter of the globe, complete
up to date of publication. 1t contains in
teresting special correspondence from all OF
the principal cities Of the world and vast
amount of the best selected and original
general literature. 1t furnishes the latest
and most reliable financial news and mar
ket quotations, and gives special attention
to horticultural and agricultural news, and
is in every respect frst-class family paper,
appealing to the interest of every member
of the household.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-04-04

PRINCE JEROME BoSAPARTE was among
the rescued passengers of the steamer
Countess of Flanders, in collision with
Che Princess Henriette off Dunkirk yes
terday. Itloohe like destiny follows the
members of this remarkable family.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-04-04

Our Legislators are off to-day on jsunt
directly to visit San Antonio, incidentally
to inquire into the Alamo monument
project. This latter is a worthy effort,
and should commend itself to the favor
able action of the solons.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-04-04

Losing Their Dignity: First Base
Ballist-"Those ball tossers in England
seem to be forgetting themselves" Second
Base Ballist-~"Why! What do you mean :"
First Base Ballist-"Why, they are asso-
oiating with viscounts, dukes and such
like."-Pittsburg Chronicle.
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A young lady who affected a dis
inclination toward mstrimony, wrote on a
pane of glass some verses expressive of
her determination never to enter into the
holy state. gentleman, who doubted the
lady's resolve, wrote underneath:
1.-THE fair, whose VOWS these scratchy lines
betoken,
Wrote Them on Glsss-she knew it would be
brOken!'
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-04-04

TIE confirmation of Fricke for marshal
Of the western district of Texas, by a
strict party vote, is fixed fact, whatever
may be thought of the appointment.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-04-04

Way Beyond It: "My friends and fell
low-cltizens," began the inpassioned
orator, "the gentleman whom we are
about to nominate is man way beyond
suspicion" "Sure that's what he isl"
shouted an opposing voter. "What we've
got agin him is all facts. "-Harper's
Magazine,
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SEXUAL POWER,

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niIis az Ieet NO na1seating drugs, Minerals
SaE CONFECTION, composed of fruits,
THIgS ana plants: The most POWERFUL,
a LIN Mia ~ KNOWN; Restores the vigor, Snap
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Do what you can when you cannot do
what you would, ,
Warmers Log Cabin Plasters
will Immediately relieve the pain in your
back; then look for the cause of it. Try it.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-04-04

me trouble with dancing clubs ia that
.ney nave too many round dances and too
few square meals.
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RHK pharmacy bill has been made q
special order for Monday morning in the
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-04-04

Entered at the postofice as seoond-class matter
ofice Of publication, West Pecan street, next 10
postofice.
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, January l5-Cotton quiet
and nominal; middling 95c Flour fairly
active and steady; city mills, Rio brands
extra, $3.50 $500. Wheat-Southern
quiet and firm; Fultz Sl02@$f07; Long
berry, 03WSl01; No. 2 southern, SlW
sl0l Western quiet and lower No. .
winter red, spot, 02i@93c Corn
Southern scarce and wanted; white. 400
44c., yellow, 40M43c; Western steady,
mixed, spot, 4ltWHgc Oats qust but
steady; graded No >, white, 33c. asked
Rye dun but steady at $4,000. Pro
visions dull at the decline Petroleum
quiet; refined, $500 Coffee quiet Rio
cargoes, fair, l5Wl7ic Sugar steady
A soft, &C.. copper refined firm, 100 1910
Whisky active at Sll1.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, January 16-Flour dull
and easier; fine grades winter, $4,000
S3,Souihern flour steadytrade and family
brands $3.50 Wheat finn; spot
sales No 1 red S10j0$lO7; No. 2 red,
winter, January 9Gic Corn, active and
firm: spot sales No 2 mixed, 44t@444c.;
DO. January, 444c Oats firm; spot sales
No. white, 39tc No. , mixed, January,
3lsc Pork dull mess, S1425@l45O for
new Lard fairly active and steady;Febru-
airy, $74j. Sugar-Raw dull, refined,
dull and weak; cut loaf and crushed,
Sc; CIRCULATED 7c white extra c. $50
Gtc. Coffee spot cargoes, steady; fair
Rio, lie.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE, :
InnnaarY IL. 1852

Offerings of tObaccos on Change
Wednesday, January 10Th
MIR Silas Shelburne, 81 packages of
West Virginia brights prices ranged
from $500 $40; 3packaCes sold for $50
and upwards, 4 packages sold for $40
and upwards, 3 packages sold for $50
and upwards packages sold for $50
and upwards; packages sold for $40
and upwards
The principal bidders at auction sales
to-day were Messrs. James \. Boyd q
Co., Allen 81 Gintcr, Colonel 7. VI Boy
Kin. William T.. Dibrcn, c. T. Jones. "a
North Carolina buyer. and the j. B Pace
Tobacco Company
a prominent tobacco commission mer-
chant reports sales of filters to-day.
Messrs. Charles Watkins 81 Co. report
sale of lot of tmOkers and mahogany
wrappers to-day
Mes-rs. r. G. Morton & Co report sale
of lot of sweet dark, shou-leaf tobac-
cos to-day
A prominent tobacco commission house
reports sales to-day of % hog-heads bur
ley filters and h0gshead cutters
Another large tobacco commission
house reports sale of lot of filters to-
day
4 prominent tobacco commission mer-
chant reports wrappers and filters sold
to-day
Messrs Aringtons & Scott report
sales to-day of few hogsheads of smok
crs and filters
Mr.. Silas Shelburne reports sale of a
good lot of new West Virginia brights
no sale privately to-day
Tobacco inspectors Office reports hogs
heads opened to-day as follows. lnspec-
tons, j6, rcinspections, o.
Registered al the Tobacco Exchange
j. J. Walton, Lincoln W Va; j. L.
Pate, Putnam, w. Va; John L. Taylor,
Va
As secretary of the Association of the
Richmond Tobacco Trade, ! desire 10
thank the Kinney Tobacco Company for
the very handsome picture presented 10
the said Trade through our Mr.. j. +.
Keamcy, who is connected with the
said firm The picture was hung ON the
walls of the Tobacco Exchange to-day,
and was the subject of unusual enco-
MUM G. Mel
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VIOLA LOTION

For the prevention and cure Of CHAPPED
HANDS, ROUGH SKIN. SKIN ERUPTlONs
ECZEMA. and ANNOYING ITCHING. and
indeed, all kinds OF cutaueous diseases.
This prescription was proscred by a cele-
bated specialist Of Philadelphia for ono Of
our well known citizens. lt accomplished
such wonderful results, and the calls upon
him for Il We're So numerous that he placed
the prescription In our hands 20 be- com
pounded and sold az such a reasonable price
that all sufferers might avail themselves OF Us
benefits. II can be had an 4 low price, and We
advise all sufferers 10 try IL.
Numerous testimonials could be obtained 10
It's merits If desired.
BODEKER BROTHERS, Druggists.
Bmnll-tf 1914 Main street.
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COURT CALENDAR.


u
SUPREME COURT or APPEALS January ith
March SIN, November 9th. at Richmond
city; september 2lth, at StAuutOn, Va
July 10Th, at Mytheyi.le. Va.
RICHMOND CITY.
CnANCERY COURT.-First Monday q January,
April, June. and October
CIRCUIT COURr-first Monday in February
and third Monday ln May and October.
HUsIlNGs RT-flrat Monday in every
month and September 9th. no court 10
Augusta
Poucg -Cnminal.--Ever day at 9.Sl
a. ~
POLICE COURT-Civil Every Friday az Il NJ
HENRICD.
CIRCUIT COUnT.-1hrd Monday In January,
FIRST Monday Ia May, and FIRST Monday In
October.
COUNTY CoURT.-sSond Monday in every
HANOVER COUNTY.
CIRCUIT CoURT-20th OF April and 26th of DC
CoUNY CoURT. Third Wednesday In every
month.
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
CIRCUIT COuRT.-l5th Of May and 18th Of No
yember.
CoUNrY CoURr-second Monday in every
month.
LOUISA COUNTY.
CfsCUIr COURT.-2Oth OF March and 10th Of
September.
eOUETY COURT. Second Monday in every
month.
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For strengthening and clearing the
voice, use BROWNS BRONCmAL TRIO
CHEs IL have commended them 10
friends who were public speakers, and
they have proved extremely seryicable.
Rec. Henry Ward Beecher.
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neutrality-suspicious., sl2 so; March,
$500, May, $1312i. lard-January
S607i; February, 81; May, $717t@$720.
Short Ribs-January, s6d'i; February,
500; May, $685..
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GROCERIES. ETC.

IMPORTED GERMAN CRANBERRIEs.
cooked, very delicious; IMPORTED WEST
PHALIA SAUSAGE. the first OF the season I;
ITALIAN MAMMOTH CHEsTNUTS, PRU-
NELLIE. DATES aud FIGS, kAIsINS, CUR
RAMS and ClTkON. ORANGE and LIE non
PEEL. ALMONDS, sort she'll and without
DIES AID CANES for Christmas; MlNCE
MEAT and MAPLE SUGAR: HONEY In
COMB and strained RUN, FRENCH aud AP-
PIE BRANDY, OLD WHISTLES, WINES.
CORDIALS, ARRAC. GOOD WINES for
JELL and TABLE USE from 81 per gallon,
approved. My Afrly introduced Wine at the
low price OF ~ per gallon Is especially recon-
mended % ladies as very pleasant and
-tIenEthening Wine. SiecHf
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LEO AL NOTICES.


XTIRGTNIA-IN THE CLERKS OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND THE f1H DAY
OF JANUARY. 1889
Is VACATION.
solomon Frank and Charles Adler. partners
trading as Frank & Adler. ....., Plaintiffs,
against
trustee. A n. kaufman l.. Nachman,
stephen Putney. LEWIS a. Blair. J. nghorne
Putncy. and Walter II. Miles. cO-partners
doing business under the firm name ard
style Of St-phcn fufucy a Co. NJ fessburR,
doing business under the firm name and
sty OF southern shoe Coz Eicheogrccn
and--Weil. doing bus ness under the Gem
name and style Of klchcngrecn & We'll {.
---Clarkc.---PDrrya and. co partners do
ing business under the firm namc and style Of
Clarke. Perry Co The Morrow shoe Man
ufactuung Co.: William Dor eh and
DOrsch. partners doing business under the
nrm name and style Of william Dorsch 4 Son.
aud Thomas StoNiey. ............ Defendants
N CHANCERy.
Tho object ~ this suit Is % subject the pro-
cccds OF tho sale OF the trust property con-
ycyCd by A. IA. kaufman 10 W. ;. Dashiell.
trustee. In "A certain deed of trI 80 executed on
the 2sd DAY OF December. lss~. and recorded on
the same day In the clerks ONCE Of the Rich
mOnd ChanCery Court 90 the payment OF the
claim asserted IN the bill Of complaint filed by
the pa ntlfs.
Aud affidavit having beer made and filed
that Clarke, Perry Co, The Morrow shoe
Manufacturing Co.. and Thomas stoklcy are
On-re>idc q. OF toe state Of Virginia, II IA
ordered thar they arp ar here within fifteen
DAYS aftor due publication OF this order. and
30 whar s necessary 10 protect their interests
in hi, sult.
cogy--Tcste:
CHARLES W. GODDIN. Clerk.
sja5-iawsaaw
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Chicago nIarAst.

CHICAGO. January l6.-Wheat opened
higher Corn dun Oats quiet Pro
visions steady Closing Wheat-Janu-
ary 9jtc; February, 96c.; May, SlWSls.
Corn-January, 33sc.; February, S4sc.;
May, 36sc @36sc Oats--January, 24sc.;
February 2iic.; May, 27sc@2nc.
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a western fakir is selling an adjust
able engagement ring than can be made
% 40 amy finger This is something that
Young men have been wanting for d long
time
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MHOLFsALE PRICE CURRENT

Mr. J.. Powers, 1918 Cary street, re-
ports Peanuts, no change dressed
poultry higher, at 10 TO 13ic., coarse to
fine
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Cnnntrx Prndnce.

Reported by Paine & Houston Commits
cion Merchants, 1913 Cary Street.
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The Reverend j. A. Munday the great evan
gellst. whose picture we give above, has been
wonderfully successful iu tho work OF evan
eelsm. The newspapers OF our larger cities
teem with accounts Of bis wonderful preach
ing aud the personal magnetism which seems
I'D greatly aid him ia his work amid the pur-
lieus and haunts OF wickcdness which infest
an cities. lie was born in Statewide, North
Carol ma. May 81. 1850. ana IN his youth stepped
upon the stage Is an actor. After an expert
ence OF four years as Il Snowman he was CON
yertod and loiued the Baptist Church OF Nor
cross. Georgia, 10 1879.
lie entered tho ministry after a three-yoars'
course IN the Southern Baptist Theological
Seminary, Greenviile, sc. His talent andabil-
It's were soon recognized and ho laborod As pas
Tor Of several prominent churches. Feeling
impressed that his duty called him 20 another
class Of work be became an evangelist, and
his fame has spread all over our Nation. Roy
erend Muuday was
UNFORTUNATE ENOUGH,
a short time since, 90 be attacked by very -
we're case of inhammat0ry rheumatism, brought
about from bis exposure IN outdoor meetings
Tue disease proved so yirulent and 80 lmper-
yi0us 10 the remedies and skill OF the several
prominent Thysicia called In, that h friends
became seriously alarmed. IL appeared fore
gone conclusion that even II he recovered his
usefulness as minister would b. impaired, 81
not destroyed, by the rayagcs OF this 4 eadtul
disease As "a sort of iorl0rn hope he began
the use of Hunncutt's Rheumatic Cure, and
was az once relieved, and 10 "A short time fully
restored 10 his old-time health and vigor. lie
writes: II believe that liunnicutts Rheumatic
Cure Is the best remedy for this disease ever
discovered. lt gave me back all that life is
worth living for. and have been entirely free
from rheumatism since / used H." This rem
edy Is sold by all druggists az 81 ger bottle.
OWENS x MINOR DRUG CO.,
Richmond. Va. Wholesale Agents.
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TOBACCO DEPARTMENT

| RICHMOND. January 19.--Our Trade
should not forget The Paris Exhibition.
4 grand display is no doubt looked for
from Richmond. The world there repre-
scented and the consumers Of our products
IN tobacco will be disappointed If they
DO not see evidences of our thrift and
enterprise there Some smaller market
VIII take advantage Of our negligence
unless our manufacturers and leaf men
wake up. We vote that all around
us there have been lots of ship
menis for the Exposition In fact
our Trade should make il a point 10 have
e JOINT exhibition Of our products and
/ manufactures. The opportunity il given
/ us, without cost further than the prepa-
ration Of our displays, and no greater ad-
/ yeriisement could be hoped for than the
I Paris Exposition.
DURHAM, NC.
The Alliance Of Farmers have been
very kindly treated In Durham. and the
banks have offered them their assistance
in warehouse building and other plans
The charges on sales are not 10 exceed
% per cent commission, and other ware.
house expenses One-half these CHARGED
by warehouses az present, but this only
relates TO the Alliance members them.
selves
lt stands TO reason That there will not
long exist discriminate rates such as
these.
il j. very poor business policy that
seeks TO build up trade AT the expense of
misforiunes Those who traduce Dur
ham and malign her will never succeed
ON that line Durham has stood the test.
and that well, and that of a tremendous
strain, and no doubt to-day is as well
able 20 pay for an the tobacco that comes
to that market as ever before. IL is re- .
garded as good thing, however. that the
purchases are more widely distributed .
among buyers, order men, manufacturers /.
and spectators, and these together make /
20 lively and strong market ID. /
Sales of loose tobaccOs to-day amounted F.
TO 1870 pounds, and the prospect this /
evening is for very much larger sale .
morrow
Mcssrs Vaughan d Sarvay ask the
prompt attendance of buyers, as il is
necessary for them 10 start promptly at
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David A. AInSlIe & Bro.
CARRIAGE BUILDERS. RICHMOND VA.

Wishing 10 close out our stock of second -
hand vehicles % get the room. We will offer
tho following al very low prices. Thrse top
side-hdr Brewster BuQgios. one no top side
bar Brewster Buggy. one canopy top PhaetOn.
one thrcc-quarter falling too Laudaute Ia. ono
standing top PhaetOg, one top coal box Buggy.
one six-scat extension top Carriage. one close
siX-3eat Carriage, one ouc-man top Brewster
Buggy. one bray, one llQht Victoria. one
Jump seat Carriage. ono Victoria carriage.
never been uscd. built at price Of TOO, oan
now be bought for 500 Besides these vehicles
we have a large stock Of all styles OF new
ehicles AZ lowest prices. sJasD
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\TIRGINlA.-IN THE CLERh : or
FICE or THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
rHE COUNTY or HENRiCO. IL NAoA-
rION. DECEMBER ~, l>-e.
Central Luuatic Asylu ............ Plainti1.
against
B. H. Ragsdale sheriff OF Dinwlddie county.
Isaac Davenport Jr.. Constance n. Moore.
and Thomas moore. ker huspand...,......