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Mrs. Speers. Reaulescati in Pace.

Mrs. Speers. Requiescatin Pace.
Mrs. Nellie Emily Speers, for the
past ten years resident of this city,
and greatly endeared to all who
knew her by her sweet womanliness,
was carried to her last resting place
on yesterday evening by loving hands.
Rev. DIR. Giddings conducted the flu
neral services, and the casket contain
ing the precious dust was borne by
Col. r. NJ. Moore, DIR. J. V. Spring,
DIR. Breeding, VIM. ]. Pancoast, Chas.
r.. Bran. and Mr.. NJ. II. Redwood.
The deceased was q native of Hills
boro, Ohio, ana was forty-one years of
age at the time of her death.
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Tried to Fool Justice.

LOUISVILLE, July 3O.-Charles Dill
ger. who is to be hanged tomorrow
for the killing of two policemen
last August, attempted to commit
suicide in his cell this morning. He
tied a wet handkerchief over his
mouth and wrapped his head in bed
clothes. When found he was uncon-
scious, but was soon revived.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH
ES AND STATE SPECIALS
Up to the Time of Going to Press
Weather Bulletin.

WedtnGT bUIIItITI.
WASHINGTON, July S0-Forecasts
for Eastern Texas, cooler, except no
decided change in temperature in the
southern portion variable winds.
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Charles Lee, prominent Virginia
republican, has been appointed tim
Der agent of the general land office
aud assigned to duty in Sitka, Alaska.
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TAILOR.

Will close out his Summer Goods at
great reductions to make room for his
Large Fall Stock. pa west Commerce
street, San Antonio, Texas. I'm
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a SECRET CONFERENCE HAD.
thirty ,nree po>.masters Appointed

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July g.-Secre.
tary Noble, Assistant Secretary Bussev
and Pension Commissioner Tanner held
q conference of three hours duration
IN the office Of the Secretary Of the In.
terror this afternoon. The conference
began at 3 o'clock. All persons were
excluded from the Secretary s office.
ana the messengers were instructed not
TO bring in any cards.
several Senators and members OF
Congress called. but could not Gain ad-
mission. 10 is understood that the
general policy 10 be pursued bv PEN
sion Commissioner Tanner was thor
oughly discussed. II is an open secret
that Secretary Noble is not pleased
with The way the peH-i0n
oiiice is being run. and thinks. perhaps.
that the law has not been a. strictly
observed asst should have been i'm case
when sentiment was aroused or rcharitv
Tor the afflicted excited. the result of
the conference is not known. as those
present refuse To- talk about it.
The President to-day appointed thirty
ihfee postma.iers, among them the fOi-
lowing South CarOlua-Gcorgp W.
i'eardOn at Sumter Courthouse. Atkan-
True at Eureka Springs.
Thomas D. Hunt at Fayetteville. Mi-sis
sipp Vincent y. Tyler 40 Brook
Haven. Tennessee George W. Patton
% ST.. Elmo: Robert i. Patterson no
Memphis. Texas-W. y. Merritt at
armersyilic.
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THE TRtE-LlGHr BAPrlsrS.
4 New Religious sect

COLUMBIA. $. g. July 9.-The .SOuM
eu Christian ldr0cpfe describes a new
religious sect. which has appeared in
Sumter aud adjoining counties IN She
eastern part OF this State. it was
founded some years ago by a former
Methodist named Boyle hls followers
calling themselves "Ime-light B1p-
fists.
They are. however. not known as
Boy yleitea Their ranks are recruited
from among the most ignorant classes.
They are not very numerous. lt is
hard To- tell Just what their belief is.
but some Of its features are that there
must b- mo- paid ministry, but all mem-
bers who feel called on % preach d9
SD voluntarily. including women.
They believe that they alone
are GCd rs true followers. and they
alone viii bee saved. They reject the
Ola Testament and such parts of ,hc
Now Testament as fail to support their
doctrines. They do not observe the
Sabbath. declaring that twasabreeafcd
along with the LevitcaI law. They
believe in social equality of ue races.
ln immersion and in Tine tamnau0n of
lniarts 0f non Bog yleiiDs parents.
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NaxaI Appointments.

WAsnlNGT0N. ID. c.. July 9.-The
President to-day made the following
naval appointments. Herbert l.. Da-
per. Second Lieutenant ia Marine
CJIps. Victor Blue. Assistant Engineer.
rank of eIsign. to he ensign. To en-
signs in the navy. Robert Stocker. Ed
ward Moa.e, Jr. Mark l.. Bristol. Henry
+. Bryan Samuel K. Hurlbut, Creigh
ton Churchill. Benton C.. Decker. New
ton 4 McCully, Jr.. Elliott >. Snow
Ford Ii. Brown, Walter ). Burke, An-
drew T. Long. George W. Logan,
Clarence NJ. Stone. Thomas Washing
ton. Fraucis Boughter. Archibald IT..
Davis, William ). Clarke. Benjamin W.
Wells. Jr.. T. iward il. Duneli, Archi-
bald II. Scales. Levi c. BerIoiette and
Guy ii. Burrage.
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f1NCASTLE.


-p.clu Correspondence fthc Tlmcsl
FNcAsTlE. VA. July s.-To.doy wa.
County Court day. and ~ - O'Clock
the Democratic parry was called {,
order by the chairman. W. 4. Glasgow
Jr.. f0r the purpose of electIug dele
gates 90 the State Convention. 40 Rich.
mond. August -.
The delegates are ten for Mckinney
two for BeirHe. one Tor o Ferf4N. one
for Tyler %. 4. Carper. j. +. Gardner.
VI. T. Lin-ford.
G. W. Naliz. y. a. Glasgow. Jr. f. D.
Burgh. A. So. frcs. W. y. Baker and
DormanSlizarWcreelccted % new execL-
tive committee for this county to-day
Whoever may be tbe Democratic uomi-
nee may look for % large majority from
oid B1tetouft.
The crops in this section are very
much damaged by iher,cent rains.
Captain j. III. "a figeat Is back from
Florence Ala. and ni.l bee here several
DAYS.
Tom Gra-ty. Esq stlh correspondent
Of the Nnnf0cfrrD~ Hec0ri OF Bhu
more. i- in fInca-ilc. the home n Dob,
b1'hOoi
Boiel1uri is preparing t0 give one of
the best agricultural fairs t0 ha held iu
tAi- State.
MIS- james ST. Carp.r, highly as.
tsemed and respected lady of this
place. died at hrr home iu This place
.a-t week. Mr-. Cauer w4- the mother
of ,li.. VI. J. Slider. lItc 0i Richmond.
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R0USING UP.
GATHERING or THE DEMOCRATIC
CLANS.
The Inierrificd ncci IN sarious Parts
OF the ola dominion and .icct
Delegates to the Richmond
Convention

Special Correspondence oftho Timcsl
SUFFOLK. Va. July s.-The Demo
Gratis oI NausemOud county to-day
elected the following delegates and al
ternates TO the approaching Gubernato
rial Convention:
suffolk Delegates: i. Tlttersou. j
i. Booker aud Robert X prentis. Al.
terrates: John b Pinner, T.. +. Hol.
land and ". W. McAnge
Holly Neck District Delegates. j.
b. Vaughan. VI. H. Holland. Jr. and
j. w. Lawrence. Alicfnates. Robert
Rawls. Neverson Howell and j. *. f..
Daugntrey.
Holly Neck District-D legates: j.
u. Corbell. Jr.. W. b. oimons aud
sydney 4. Ellis. Altoruate~. ". NJ.
Britain, +. T.. Saliugs and F. y.
Gray.
Cypress District Delegates: James
Britain and James r. Parker.
Allernates: J. d. Brirkley and +. W..
Hunter.
Sleepy Hole District Delegate. Rep
reseniative Williamson. Alternate $.
Bryant Delegates at Large. Hon.
Thomas III. Barnes and Captain j. H..
Wright.
Iii, understood that the delegates
favor Mckinney for Governor.
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port the condition Of the party then.

port the condition Of the party then.
This gave rise 70 number Of speeches
in the majority of which Mahone's can.
didacy for Governor was strongly ad.
vocated. There were some who spoke
ia favor Of Col. Lamb. and others wao
favored Park Agnew but the drift Of
the majority was Mahoneward.
Among those present were Congress
men Bowen and Brown. Hon. ". c
Elam Col. Martin. Of Norfolk. United
States Marshal Farr. United States Dis
trict Attorney B0rlaBd. Hon. Pat Nc
Caull. Hon. Ben Hooper. # Farmville,
Col. Lamb. Of Norfolk. VIM. Z. Craig
Of Staunton Frank Jarret. Of Sussex,
Hon. W. T. Gaines. Judge Waddiii.
and fifty to sixty others from Rich
mond General Stth Boiling and others
equally well known. Altogether there
were about coo persons present. The
State Committee will meet tomorrow
to fix the date and place Of the State
Convention.
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PETERSBUR RG.
s t0L0bED WOMAN CUTS THE THROAT
OF ANOTHER.
Malone Holds conference The noiIer
Of % Noffo;k ana western Rail
ROAD fnginc LNplodes-.he
r.cifer PuilOIners
'-rcciaIto the Times

''iNi '' illH luNN..
PfTrRsBUH0. Va. July 0.-Jobn p
aud Robert j.. Aberuathy. the two col
orcd boys arrested Yesterday ON d
chalseof having stolen letters from the
U'9i.ilire boo ihis city. had q hearing be.
fore tuieI States Commissioner R4c.
'ani t.-lay. Uuicd States District At.
i0HeF inaud beng present for the
government. R0tert. the younger boy.
Na. discharged. no sufficient cause be-
lrg h0wn i0r Dos detention. In John s
cl-e. lis counsel Mr. ". b. McIIwaine.
waived au examination and hs was
out Goa For TRIAL u, the October term of
the United States District Court. and.
iu default % $4,000 bail. was committed
to iaii.
N1ucy Taylor lcolorell. aged 85. a
co klrng ln the family of gentle
mlu on High street. this morning cut
tns throat Of Clara White IcoloredI.
AGED Nl. InhlcIDg serious but not
fatal Injuries The two women were
Quareilug about chicken. Nancy Tav-
ior being in the kitchen and Clara
White outside al the window. when
Nuor. becoming angereI ut some
thing Clara said. inflicted the cut with
au Odd, aull bread knife which she had
in hor band 800 the time. She was ar.
rested and Niii have a hearing before
the Nayo in tine morning.
Tine boiler Of ID west.UOuud freight.
train on ihe Norfolk and Western Rail
road exploded tns morning while the
train Nas sanding 20 /uni Station. A
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\ Ncgro Preacher Arrested fir uuidcr.

PITTsBuRG. PA. July g.-Ihe Rev. J..
J.. Flemon. alias John Yeldell. was ar
rested at the conclusion Of services i'm
q colofed church on Arthur street last
night ON a charge of murder.
The arrest was made on the strength
of a telegram from Eigeheil county,
S. C., charging him with being impii-
Gated in a brutal murder which oc.
CURED there three years ago. fItman
i- "a bright Individual. and beirays DO
nervousness over his arrest.
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,ourl Tom. and ,ocal pol-

special ospondeuce ofthc fines
LOUISA COURTHOUSE. July 9-Tn'
following cases were before the County
Court on yesterday Chesapeake auo
Ohio Railway Co.. indicted by grano
jury for running freight trains on
Sunday.
The trial of the case Of Common
wealth against Henry De-pcr. for Illicit
cohabiati0n. resulted In hung jury
The road case of Kerr against Mrs. n
b. Bibb. which has excited considerable
interest IN some sections ~ the county
was called and dism ssed
The case of Commonwealth against
Schuyler Kinney. for stealing railroad
ties. i- set for to-day.
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NV ORLEANS, july sullivan,
Nn.d..n. and Cleaiy are sti.l 40 thor
old quarters ou Ramprt street. salll-
yau .na ClmD drove 3D. ihe Spanish
F,ft bate ins afternoon. and
winnie returning stopped 90 @ iiera .-
.on I-.l.nade street. and oaiii-
,an drank quite freely. 80 $3.50 t.is
,,. ming Sullivan Waa presented at inc
G,mna.tic Club with "a horse shoe OF
flowers aud made a very brief spoecn
of thanks. lls reached bis room at
g.D vcry much under ihe influence
OF l1uor. -Four policemen sl'.9
on..ile TO see that hc did
~, do an, damage 4 is said tn.t
snii.ya9and Cioaiy start for New York
tD'o.rfaw on ihe steamship Hudson.
Il i. not known whether AuIdoon VIII
20 win thtm or o. {.
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LONDON. July 9.-Ihrough q collision
between passenger and freight-lrain.
near Cuilnlta. iu Roumanil. to-day. ii r.
teen people were killed and many Others
injured.
lONDON, July 9.--Prince Nicholas Of
Mugrelia. once prominent candidate
for the Bulgarian throne. is dead. II 8
death occurred in the Caucasus.
DUBLIN. July 9.-Evicti0ns continue
90 the Clanrlcade estate i'm Galway.
batterins rams being freely used for
the demolition Of the houses OF resist
ing tenants.
L0NDOs July 9--It is stated here
that the Emperor Of Germany has for
biddeu German officers visiting Paris 70
attend the Exposition.
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Tirr,BuRG. July 0.-Frcight train
So. DEB. ou ihe Pennsylvania Railroad.
ua. wrecked at MlImerdine. a few
mil,s east of here last night Thirteen
cars were dcfaflcd The train caught
line. A car loal of whisky was the
cause off lhc ure, becoming iguItcd
from some unknown causes.
Three bodies have been SO far re-
moved from ile wreck. aud 1t is said
,ix on eight more at least are in lhe
.f.fff.
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AtWa-hinston-Nashinstons.2 Chi
o8g0-. lN.
Al Sew N0rk-Ncw Works. 9 Fits
bur.-.
AtIos.n nl-.ons. l5: Cieyelands.
AZ Observation-Disclosures. 10.
indianapolis. ..
columbus Columbus 30. Ciucin-
ualI-. Do.
Atklnsa. Cily-k4usas Ciiy-Brook-
khn-uo game.
~ S.. Louis-S.. Louis-AthIetic-
300 game.
AtIouisv.lle- L.u.syille.Blli.more-
nO same.
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LONDON. July . Toe Government f.
advised tnat the Egyptian forces under
command of Coilnei Wodehouse ar
rived at Adendau late yesterday after
noon. The Deryi-hes appeared ON the
opposite bank of the river almost
simultaneously with the arrival of the
Egyptians. ana attempted 90 obtain q
supply Of water. & fierce artillery and
rife iirc was opened upon them. but.
despite this. they managed To get "a
partial supply uuder cover Of their
own fire. which was So sharp aud well
directed ihat several Egyptians We're
killed and wounded.
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LYNCHBtRG
4 Fttc in Roanoke Damages 90 STOCK
ana nusid.nG. oi.5OO.

LYNCnBCRG. Va. Jlly About ID
O'Clock last night fire occurred at
Roanoke cIty. in Graves building. and
The flames were eXtnguished only af-
ter stubborn hEh. of ths Fire Depart
ment. The branch store OF j. d. Hob
bic * Co., OF this city. was flooded
with water. and tha stock Of pianos aud
musical Instruments damaged T. the
extent Of =. OlO. The damage 20 other
PARTIES by fire will amount TO - 200.
Mrs. Graves. who Was asleep la her
room over the burning store, was near
iy sufi0cued 20 death.
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LATER NEWS FROM TIE REPrBLl.
CAN CONCLANE.
The I.iiiIe Gencrai seems 80 be The Ia
VOIiie for GOsernOr.
-NrcHI y lH' Ilm'''

PETERSBURG Va. July 9.-The con
ference Oi Republicans chilled by Gen.
eral Malone met at Library Hall TO
night. Geaeral Mahoue presided aui
made "a speech of half hours duration
lie said be recognized but one Repub
lean party in tine State aud knew moth
lng Of factions. lie had no war to make
on any Republican. All possessed the
same rights as he. lie said the party
in the State was in good condition. ani
he expressed confidence IN a Republican
victory next fall.
At the conclusion Of his speech Gen
efal Malone called upon Representa-
tiyes from The different counties to re-
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Lose BRANCH. \. j.. July 9.-Wil-
liam KIRBY. Of theassistant blthing
masters here. was drowned this after
noon while tempting 90 save the life
of William Hf,ch. Oi New York. who
bad got beyond his depth while bath
my. Kirby 5 body has not been re-
covered. Hir.ch WAS brought ashore
In am exhausted condition.
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PETERSBrRG nEMOrRACY.
Ihey tieei Eui Delegation for ven.
able.

PETERsDURG. VA, July 0.-Ihe Dem
Ocratic CITY Convention met tonight
j. /. Mclfwaine was the chairman and
". ii. Mann. secretary. Delegate,
were elected 20 the STATE Convention
and were instructed for Captain ;. ".
Fenabie.
Resolutions highly euiogistic OF Capt.
Nenable were unanimously y adopted.
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PHILADELPHIA, July "a ear load of
canned fruits and wines. donated 20
the Johnst0wn sufferers by ;he citizens
II 10, Angeles. Gala. was sold at auc-
tion here to-day and Sl2l2 realized.
The money will be turned over % the
JOhnstoWn relief committee.
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WAsmNGToN. ID. q July 9. -S.crc-
tary Ru-k. of the Agricultural Depart
ment. was to-day presented by General
Felix Agnus of the Baltimore lmaI
coil with the full bloodrl Percheion
mare which Secretary RI,k rode at the
time he drove the hav wagon with the
newspaper men 60 General Felix Ag-
mus farm, Nac.rcma. % feN weeks
since.
The mare is named MARY land
Daisy and l- by imported Sultan. out
ola luN biooled Pefcheron mare. im-
ported by W. T.. Walters.
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Mitchell at Pumphries; 4. /. Giascock
az Millwood: Matte T. Wood at Mon
treal; William p Rush at Mount S0lon:
William J. l.. Ragland at News Ferry
William Garland at North Garden: :.
- Nhiiesell at North River; \. y. Rice
al beeser; q. a. Sommers at Rochelle.
W. I. Russell at Scottsburgh: d. ~.
Smith at Union Level. I
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Important sale oi Oanyilic Zeal p


T-T"FTIT n TTO IIUTslT
DANylILE. July 9.-W. j. Daniel a
CO.. real estate agents. TO day sold O.
-undry parties twenty-three acres. the
ex tension of west Main street. just be-
yond the city limits. and near the new
reservoir, for S7.ls3 This p0rperty.
including eighty acres on the river
front. which mas nor yet been sold. was
purchased last September for S6 GOO.
This is regarded as a most significant
real estate sale. showing were Danyille
Ifrf h. poino IN
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weather Indications for 10 Da,

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July o.
nR For Virginia fair; continued
thigh temperature variable
wssds.
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ABig Colored Irag d,.

PIrrsBURG July g.-Al clock Tins
afternoon William Lewis. OF NO. D
Arthur street. shot 1lr. M0sDy AND her
sister Miss Morgan. Mr4. Mo-by j..
dead. and Miss Morgan dying. Lewis
then killed himself Cause gnknoR
an the parties are colored.
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PARIS, July 0.-The police have det-
nitely put "a stop 20 tine bullhghts at
the Exposition grounds many protests
having been made against the shocking
crueILIes neTpeLraLed Dy ths nsnIers.
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Boston, July 9.-Secretary Blaine
telegupns that the permission sought
by the Massachusetts Rifle Team 90
enter France as an armed body bad
nnnn llfalnnn
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MARSHALL. Ill, July 9-The cont
mlttee employed to investigate the ac-
counts OF L. ". Cole. tx county treas
urer, reported TO the board of super
yisors vest erday afternoon, shortage
of sd 300
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BENICIA. CAL. July 81. uOge
Winfield. son Of the Methodist Bishop
ol California. WAS mortally shot yes.
lerday by j. r. Crooks ina quarrel over
a newspaper article.
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speclaI ana lumber .genl. tppolnIed.

WASHINGTON. July 9.-Wllbur f..
McCauon. OF Tennessee has been ap-
pointed a special ageu. Of the land Of
hce. and Jonathan W. Bass. az Ala
bama, timber agent in the same Oih-e
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5 WAsmSGToN. -. G.. July 9.-fourth-
cia-. postmaster, for Virginia were -.
d.y appointed g, follows: Sandy Her
llne 40 Dowi,sgi'lc: James Carter at
Chaham J.. NJ. Nanorne at Clintwood; !;
Jacob Anderson go Dublin 7. b.
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hIiuNoll. STD July o "A report
i'..lei 300. cIty to-day tIat kirml is
'. 3D. l1 1ins condition. ltIsnlt believed
..ie A ihpucb from N.w Orleans
't. hunIn iell there early ln'- morn
''t "i'h Mitchell agd Will rtacu Baiti-
'N'ir thursday morning. kiIriu is
.'i iY Dee suffering more mentally thau
i-iraiy A report tlat no had three
i.,, broken proved false.
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the General Assembly Convened

Providence. h. l., July 9.-The Gen
eral Assembly was convened in special
session to-day 10 enact law 10 regu-
late the liquor traffic.
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he t-Sca,e-' Heavy weight Itent Inat
Itff loosa lfarr

Ntw OmEANs. July william
nni4oou, suliiya b trainer. said T. day
" ihe fight. Il think ii was the
30 Attest fight tual ever took place
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py RIP. tIunlu N co..
Aacfi4Heers ana leal Estate Agents.
No. north Icntn street. hicAmoni Va.
4 COMMISSIONERS SALE
- DI
MOST DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
is AMELIA cot lNIl.NA.


ny ylrfre of % d,er.c of zoe Chnnc.ry
Court Of NIe DIN 40 NIrhnUnI. pronounced
900 fhc 2I dnF uf iulf. itrJ. 300 ihc rhtncrry
cause. fIff.iu depending uutrr ilr short
ulmr anl style oi nIHn NaA u Rich
unnl t4 John D. ulriIs nul H'.. and
" niou linuk of Richmond ts. irni, b.. Iinr-
tIDtnl H... iNr undersigned. special COME
hl.hIlucr-. $500. nu
IH. .UrDAl. AUGUST -. l,s0.
afl lsorDc4 81. County c.aff aayI. lu mont
ul ue c0uti-uuHsr 90 lile saIl county. otler
fur NlIf If INh If Hut luu fNr follow lus
ltfA l-f .Nf which iNr Hon. Lewis D..
iiu.Ie al't -r.l-l Hii possessed, in Amelia
D. Ihst certain IHAtrOT LANDon which
the Hon. Lewis B.. ilHltle fDfnefif resided.
called lflrltul, containing about !. no
Hrrrr. This IHnl lrs GOA both sides nf Fiat
creek. SO io hr Richmond and hnf iiio
iNIfNA 'f near lhuIt depot, nni diINlllnS
fuc bands Of NI~. iHuf ii. IiHir 4. ~. John
Boycott, and others. ond "a portion of 10 nt
fle depot.
2 = MALL TRACT on LAND. contain-
Ing 3l, urf'., lying nu lue nNmtp i0Af, not
3. FIVE lOI~. 0r farcols of land. situate
Do fhe village ~ Amtfn Courthouse. fun-
tanning ao iret b. iDet 80 beet, .arle, and
J Hrlfe, respectively
IEg,i-. On,-i0uith ln cash. and the residue
on three equal credits of six. twelve. und
eighteen months. fue purchasers o. give
their negotiable notes flf fhH deferred pay
fucuts of tfr purchase money, including
legal interest thereon nom thr iIy n r1le.
nnd The fitie fO ur retained uuf nll ~ tur
purchase money hHs been paid and convey
anc,s ordered by f-e court
MEADE UA-kINS,
WILLIS E SMITH.
special lnmHits
Z ini00 BHk Df Kctnerd. ~ flnnr aglIlsf
John u. Hurfr uud as. d-ltpi0nh mt
inior B4nf ~ KlehmoHd lg0rsf Lfiris =.
Nfufi. uNn 49,
ln tho Chanceiy Court n tDe city Of R.ch-
mUul.
J. Charles s.. Goblin. clerk of said court.
certify fhat tht hofd required 0f tne slecisi
cOmml ssIunefs Dy fNe decree in said cuus, u
July = 1850 AHs been duly given.
Given urdcr ly hand This 0th dn5 of July
l~rD lIAllE- W. GNIIlN.
3IO.2l.Augl.0NI5
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FaRElCy NEWS

Cnat@e. seninsi Members or rarlia-
men: HIsmf>sed.
DrBIIN. July % Me-srs Ihomas i.
GILL ana Joseph r. Cox. respectively,
IN 'mhrr- 0i Parliament for South L0uih
aud East Clare. who were arrested in
London ON Saturday. were arragned
before q magistrate ar Dr0geda to-day
and the chMg Mgesagaiust them dismissed.
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A>p BROAD nock ROAD.


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ng- Court Df Manchester. entered boo fhH
ciu~eo DurfDof against Huri0of aud others
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