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DuTGs. MEDICINES, &c.
G VI { n S & N | N 0 R
DRUG COMP ANY,
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
1907 MAIN - L..
OPPOSITE P0sTOFFICE.

Keeps large and we'll selected stock Of fancy
TOILET SOAPS and PERFUMES. COsMh-
TICS. FACE POWDERS. BALMs andall kinds
Of beautiful fine English. French and American
UAIRBRI SHES. CLOTH BRUSHES. FLESH
BRUSHES. SHOE BRUSHES. TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES.
We keen all the year round PLUSH CASES
suitable for Bridal Presents AS well as Ladies'
and Gcntlcmen's travelling sets.
All kinds of MINERAL WATERS both ar
wholesale and retail. Weare agents for the now
Justly celobr.;r Dyspepsia .CHASKCITN
LTTHIA VAL which we deliver I'm any
part OF the city Tor % cents per gallon. Per.
sons suffering with Kidney affection will do
wei 10 drink this water freely.
We make a speciality of fitting TIKI Sshh
and keep fll stock always ON haud. also
SHOULDER BRACES aud CLUTCHES, all
kinds and prices.
F.. We hayeall the leading brands OF CHEWING
TOBACCO. and koepa nice line of CIGARS.
Give our PLANTATION CGGARa trial Re
member 60 try ouF NELLIE BLY, CHEWING
TOBACCO.
Physicians prescriptions carefully prepared
hy COmTctcut Pharmacists. ana none but the
Pi REST MEDICINES Used.
Persons contemplating having painting done
ought % cali and got a color Card ana pri e-
oi Wadcsworth's Silica Paint, which is better
and cheaper tnan Lead ami OIL
Please remember that iOrcttfyihing usually
found in q nrst class wholesale ani rctaii drug
I|. fH
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II is announced, apparently on good
authority, that Lord Salisbury will 90 10
Germany i'm the course of "A few weeks for
the avowed purpose of comforting with
Prince Bismarck This is an unusual pro-
ceeding. and We can hardly suppose that
the Prime Ministers OF two great nations
will meet in order TO discuss matters Of
such trivial importance rs the interests OF
their respective governments in the sa-
moan Island We may, therefore, rea-
sonabiy assume that the relations OF
England and Germany in The event of "A
war in Europe or Asia will he the main
subject Of the colloquy.-Ne,o ferk Sun.
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.v-cLAYsrREET BAPTIST CHURCH
cornercf Clay and Graham streets, Rev. :. .
Clopton. pastor Worship at II a. m ana ~
?. m.
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A New York paper says that PROBES
sor Bryce Was right when he stated ia
his book, "The American Common
wealth" that certain conditions have pro
duced In New York such Witches
Sabbath of jobbing, bribing, thicying and
prostitution Of legislatiyepower TO pri-
yate interest as the world has seldom
seen"
This language, coming from an Eng
lishman, is not very palatable, but q
glance at the situation in Albany just IL
present leaves no room for controversy
about IT,
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RoBERT p Porter, for Suqerin-
tendent OF the Census, looks bad before
he tries the experiment lie looks bad
in the record, for he it was who edited "a
newspaper for the purpose OF beguiling
people with the idea that the Mills bill
would destroy our industries, and that
any reduction of the tariff would be dis
astrOus.
Doubtless some of the Republican
Senators will gee the untitness of the APP
pointmcnt and consider that if the cen
sus is edited" on the same plan TO make
out a good looking case for the party tie
Job will look ugly.
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TnE New y ork STIR is fighting what
II denounces as the newspaper com
bine
There has been big meeting OF news
dealers, and the decision Of the meeting
Was that the fight against the combine
must be sharp and aggressive. The chief
attack will be made on the World and
the Sun, whose managers were the or
ganizers of the pool.
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The Philadelphia policeEdistingulshed
themselves by capturing and Staying an
enraged COW on Thursday
The animal got mad at q lady's red
parasol and charged up the street, cap
sizing corpuent ladies and elderly
gentlemen until the fire department vas
called out, and the Mayor and city
fathers thought it was riot The panic
was rapidly taking possession of the
town, when cop. holder than the rest.
succeeded in passing rope over her
h rms, and she was quickly dispstC hei.
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OAh II ALL
PHILADELPHIA. April :, 1889 J


IOstWisttf -
Dear Sir,--We want an energetic man
in your village rs sales agent, and il
your time is not all occupied with the
pOstmastership We beiye you viii find
10 profitable to represent us.
No doubt our house is known 20 you
rs we do the largest clothing ami mef-
chant tailoring business in the United
States. and have agencies in every state
and Territory in the Union.
Our sales agents must be- active intel
ligent men. Who can devote certain
portion or the whole of their time to our
business, by soliciting orders from bust
ness men, WOrkingmen and Others.
Having been established more than a
quarter OF a century, We think the peO-
PIE of your town are more or less IA.
niliar with the reliability of our clothing
and our reputation for correct dealing,
and would welcome an opportunity Go
be served with goods at Philadelphia
prices.
II you wish terms and full particulars
for yourself please NIL Out The upper Dor
ton o, inclOsed postal card otherwise
kindly give us. on the lower portion, the
names OF two or more with whom We
can correspond. We prefer men not
connected with any clothing house.
Yours truly
MANAMAKER q BROWN.
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g!p pailu Gimfa.

fU MSHrD EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR
ny THk TiNES PTBLIsH INO CON
PANN. UffiCE s2e EAST MAIN STREET
hS'HNOND. VA.
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Romttsncos should be made by drafts
checks. postofice orders or registered letter
PAYABLE 10
TIMkS PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Richmond. Va.
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HICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
n AND POTOMAC RAFT NOA D.-sonadui'
commencing APRIL 2lst lr' - tasieit
standard jime.
3 sm. leaves nyrd street sttt.fl daily. Tori
only ~ Ashland junction. 81 ord
and frudercssnlre. sleeper G.
Washington anl Sew fDrh.
NO. am. leaves hird core .fHf.Nn ally. cf
cept sunday ,ror oal fo Washing
tom
s.s5pm. leaves Byri.street smuos dal5
sleeper to Arn York.
$50 am. arrives az By.l street station daily
Sleeper from AtW A.Ik.
sas pm. arrives al l.yri-.-ree, station asi.y
J4uctlouanI A5iII Sleeper Gre ID.
Washington Hui Sew loTs.
1890 pm. arrives a. By s','.. .a.t'on a..' Wy.
eAceui sunday. ll.lur tif iIOm
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCERPT SUNDAYS.
Uisam. lta,cs Eliza Arrives at Ashland at
40 pm. accommodation. lenus byrds1ree'
station arrives az Ashland a. pm.
o0i pm. leaves Ei0a. arrives $50 Ashland s'
6i5 am. arrives Eioa. Leaves Ashland at d..i
ss5 AN. Recommendation, Strives a. hysi
street station; leaves hGnlsr 20 i.tl
$50 pm. arrives az B.os leages Ashland Al
C.8.TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent
z. T. o. MYEaa. Genera. Superintendent.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
y ROAD.
TWO DAILY TRAINS no NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS lO rs NtlihL no
SCHEDULED Eff cot DEC NhEhti' le-e
LEAVE RlCuMOND.
$50 A. NJ. Daily, tia Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Leaves Petersburg jag
A. N. daily arrive Norfolk i.a
$50 A. ". Daily. tla Richmond and Petersburg
railroad, Arrive tt Petersburg ll..i
NJ 50. lDHlDs Petersburg iUr
A. " for ftriufilr. ltulhnur4
Roanoke, Bristol, hnpkfli.r, hln ai
points south ana West 1hADt bI
COACH no KADiOkD.
8OO p. NJ. Daily. tia hlcnmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrives 40 refreshing Hi
90 +. VI. i.atns Petersburg rlU J.
NJ, daily, arriving NuripIk $500 +
NJ. thhOtGH CAR 10 NVh
FOLK.
coo =. N. Daily. ria Richmond and petersburs
railroad. arriving at Petersburg 40
$50 +. VI, connecting Wiih Train 80
/, leaving Petersburg at 100 r. u
for farmtiiir, i}uchnufg. Roanoke.
Pocah0ntas Bristol. knoxville. g. hat
tanooga, and AL points Souta an'
West
PULLMAN sLEEPfNG.CAR ACCOdMODA
TONS
No. sleeping car Petersburg On briato
without change. leaving Petersburg daily al
$40 4. N. Pullman sleeper LluohuurR O.
Memphis. without change.
NO. 8 Pullman sleeper lyuchburE 10 Kew
Orleans. and Roanoke ~ Chatianp. ga. without
change.
Tickets. baggage checks and All Information
can he Obtained at Richmond Aut Petcrsuurs
Railroad depot. a. ~. Darhtrs. leU Malf
street. and az the Company office, Hl Ea-i
Main street.
w. b. BENlLL,
General Passenger Agent
CHARLES @. EDDY firc President
General ofnce Roanoke Va.
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Washington'- journey.
He..... R..rf tE.sff

FROM BALrmoHE TO llAvEE DE
GRACE The afternoon wore slowly
away. At about , O'Clock "Musketo
Creek was forled Long riding in the
numbering coach had cramped the limbs
of Washington, who always preferred
the saddle 90 seat in 70 carriage. and,
AS ON the previous day, he descended
and mounted his fayoIiie horse for "a
short rallOp Charles Thompson, who
rode bv his side, gives in one of his let
tiers. written some time later, the points OF
the conversation between the President
elect and himself as they logged along
ahead OF the carriage. Washington
had fund of war recOlec.
tions-which would make the
fortune of a modern magazino-and Mr.
Thomson carried i'm his discrete and wise
old head all the secrets of the Cont
mental Congress, for be had been us sec
rotary from the day 10 met in indie
pendencc Hall until it passed ont of cX-
istence and into history with the for
nation of the present government. Bal
timore, which they had left behind,
naturally suggested the name of one Of
Washington S brayest oiliccrs-C ount Pu-
laski. lie was fayOrite of the great
commander, and ii was at Washington $
suggestion that he Vas promoted 10 the
command of The cavalry after the battle
of Bundywine Pulaski declined the
honor. and. al his own request, was al
lowed to raise all independent corps of
horse and foot, under the personal direc-
lions of General Washington. lie went
To Baltimore for that purpose, and found
no difficulty in getting together "a force
that, under his leadership, Won the very
highest military distinction.
WANAMAKER's BUSINESS POsimas-
ter-General Wanamaker has been called
business politician and Cabinet officer
and signaliled as man guided 10y his
business instincts
That this is true appears from the fol
lowing business circular sent TO The New
York Iimes by Virginia postmaster.
In publishing il the New York Times
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TIE H,rald issues the following inyi
tatlon Come TO New York and sac the
centennial festivities. but be prepared to
camp out, unless YOU have secured your
lodgings in advance. The police wont
allow hammocks 10 be swung from the
lampposts, so you had better bring tent,
unless you have caught the knack OF
sleeping up tree
There are some festive cowboys we
wot of who always bounce the occupants
of the best rooms by poking revolver
through the key-hole or over the tran
som.
Why couldn't al the Virginians ran
in as relatives of the Father Of his Coun-
try. If he was Father of his Country
the right tree 10 climb is his family tree
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l"NorK.- Nos. 1 and run daily between
Richmond and Clifton Forge, and daily except
sunday between Balcony Falls aud LeAiug
ton.
ARRIVE RICHMOND
t.56 pm.-MAi l. daily
els ELECTROMAGNETIC daily (axoel
Sunday.
CONNECTIONS
At Clifton Forge with Ihcsapl and oh
raj way FOR the south. West. ana Northwest.
AT LynchDufg with NOTION and "esle5
railroad Tor al points south, southeast, ln'
Southwest, and Virginia Midland railway %
all points North and south
Al Richmond witl Associated Railways 70
al pOincs ln the South. aud RichMoef. lrc0e
icks0urg And Potomac railroad Tor tLo NORTH
At Lexington Wlth Baltimore end ohio raj
road, making cOse cunuel -lDus 49, harpfr'
Ferry % and from pltfshuly ana tho WEE
also to points rOrtG aud tast.
SLEEpIN0-CAhS LiNChhl f6 r. Nt1
pms. NEW ORLEANS, and LIilLh roc
Trans marked daily except sunday, Dal(
Tickets sold 20 al points. O.tces u
East Main troet, 100 Main strccL.-1
Richmond an Alloghany depot, k'gntA n
Canal streets.
JOHN X. NhCNU hbO,
7de5 GenI Passenger Aseo {
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WHAT CURES ?
HUNNTCUTT'S
Rheumatic Cure

nliGuiiidliG CulC
Against the world for all impurities OF the
blood aud diseases OF tue kidneys and skin.
10 is absolutely an infalllDle cure Tor hheu
ia tlsm in all It's forms.
We DO not refer 20 people in some remote
and inaccessible place. bat give you tnc tesii
mouy of your friends aud neiyhbOrs. Here n
the proof.
KIDNEY TROUBLES RELIEVED.
Gentiemen-i have been sufferer With
kidney troubles for seventeen years, aud nave
btcu treated hy prominent physicians OF this
state and Alabama. ! huye used large guam
titles Of medicines advertised 20 cure blood
aud kid1cy diseases without receiving the
slightest benefit. About SIX weeks ago sii. -
fercd such intense pain scarcely beng hDIe
10 breathe at timcs-i concluded SO trF "hun
nicutt's Rhoumat e. Cure, aud after using one
bottle Wis entirely and at solutely cured. auu
tor the first time in seventeen years ] am
without the slightest palu, aud earnestly re
commend all who suffer 10 give your cure a
i. C. wARNOCK.
las +. Fair stccet, Atlanta, Ga.
AGREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
ATLANTA. GA. November 4. lss1.-Gentle-
men, hHsc used i've bottles OF your II. h.
g.. and cheerfuily recommend 10 as the best
blood purifier and tonic 1 have ever used.
Since taking your cure ! have gained twenty
pounds ln weight.
Yours truly, -. ......,
WILLIAM TURNER.
MOST FAVORABLE REPORTS FROM ALL VINO
USE ID.
ATLANTA. Ca, January ~, 1919.
Gentlemen.-. have sold hunnicutt's Hheu
matte Cure for several years. aud have heard
the most favorable report IRON those who
have used H. JOHN h. DANIEL,
Wholesale and Retail Dtuegist.
FHOn THE AUTHOR or UNCLE RENTS.
ATLANTA. Ga March ISIS.
Gentlemen II take pleasure ia saying that
your Hunuicutts Rheumatic Cure + the beet
/ have ever seen Ny mother. " ho hhd heeB
suffering with rheumatism for Thirty years,
was entirely relieved Dy "a few bottles.
Yours truly,
JOEL CHAMBER HARRIS.
Az ATLANTA PHYsICIAS SPEAKs.
ATLANTA. GA. October n. 1883.
H.R c. Co.-Gentlemen.-t have used your
Rheumatic Cure in several cases OF tn- worst
tyue. add am glad 10 say it had the desired
efiect ln every case. / take great pleasure lu
recommending your medicine 20 those who
are suffering from rheumatism and It's atten-
daut complications, and II tried, / am conn
dent Of It's efficacy.
Respectfully, etc.
J. A. NELMs, NJ. D.
p. o. Box o..
Owens & Minor Drug Go.
Wholesale Agents,
Richmond. Va.
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THE CIVIL SLRyICE.-But after ey-
hausung every cxpcdicnt to conceal law
less suboiinaiiou Of public good 90
party good. there still remain Inc Sis APE
continents We haye cited. asciihabie 90
mo- other cause whatever than lawles-
partisan seizure OF wci-iilcd public
trusts
The law rcrulaiing such subjects is
very simple. 10 is found in section 3st
of the Revised Statute. which, aitcrurO.
yidinr for The control OF postmaster
ships Of the fourth and hfth class hy
the P0stmasier-General, says as follows
"All others shall be appointed and may
be removed by the President, by and
with the advice and consent of the sen.
ate, and shah hold their offices for iou'
years. unless sooner removed or -us
pended according TO law '-Noo lorh
star.
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Daily except sunday
The FnForfc houto to ha.Hmn
The steamers of thIa IIuH ARC u.0iril ..
beauty. rIfFtlNs, hnd comfort.
fLeaya Richmond
+s.u Hui a. N ON.
arrive baltimore fLoAfe hnINMNf'
h.tH.m I...
Arrive NuhmOnlfglU ini flNiUA.U.
faro Wcumah4 lu hAIuuult. rl.t i.eI
O., second class. TO.
IAe York NIlcr Line Affords I.I..I .'
vanfaEes o. business ucl iu tuai.I.- I..'.
leave NchmOud Lear fnN close Nf 'Ir
transaction. and arrive at Baltimore
next morning. sitor having culni ti b
uIl nights Itst, free from tnt iuh. .Ni M.
railway travel.
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
Lsaye Richmond lEid IN. depot. Ds..
Arrive Richmond. fr Ia
'Dany. fDaly except sunday,
Depot and tcketouice tuOf d.. f.i.a
street up town Office. corner Ton ana Nt4
streets.
PEYTDN RANDOLPH. JAS. l.. rhlINF
Gene. al Manager. Gen. ll...r As.lf
Boil. HAAS, JOS. 2. POT IT'S.
1anc Manaa-., Dif. pa.r tt.li
bOib Nlln.0
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Defendant
Thomas s. Terry

~ CHAHCEtN.
The object OF this suit Is 60 obtaina divorce
for George Eliza Terry from the bonds VI mat
rmOny with Thomas 5. Terry. and 90 compel
fhe said Thomas b. Terry 90 pay 90 bis wife.
George Ella Jerry. such aiimony as the court
may thiuk proper. and also 10 pay 90 the dtt0r
ncy or the said George Ella Terry "a proper Tee
for his services rendered and 90 he rendered
her in this suit And affidavit having been
made and FLEE that the defendant Is non.
resident OF the State of Virginia, 10 is ordered
that he appear here within nfteen days after
due publication Ot this order and DO what r.
necessary % protect his Interests ia this suit.
\ copy leste:
CHARLES W. GODD1N. Clerk
W ". Cosby JH.p.q aplU WV
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THE DAILY 71NEs.
CITY DELIVERY.

Dsnvor So any aet OF the city rnf Nan-
co,.irr ls o.rn,rt ~ IL cents per week.
rerscus daHfI0E toe TINES delivered AZ
I fcir homes can secare 70 by postal card re
q .,et or oracr through Telephone Ne. Sss.
WON delivery D. TIRE galaF lnmedlate com
y amt should H. made 20 the Ofic'. The ad-
rss may be- chang as desired. II care be
tak,n in al cases to mention the old and new
at4rssS
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rhAINs NoBVHwAhu.


No o. makes no stops. 80. n stops only of
signal AZ Chester 30. D. ~ p- ou sisnl. ai
Crntralia. no. - Stops Only on signal 20
Chester Ccntrta aid Manchester W. ~
stO. on signal M aii regular stations. DO. p,
stops on slgnH e. SOIL regular stations. and
also az Temples sl q Port WslihalL Nos 81
a. u. b. aud b.. will stop NJ al stations ioi
pasSeugDff.
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Pooh FRANK DAWSON, who is so viy-
idly remembered in Richmond, is brought
to mind by the publication OF his lecture
Of 1881. in which occurs the following
passage at is my name and hope IN
life TO bear an honorable name IN
South Carolina, and | know that have
never been wanting in doing my whole
duty to the State, as ! could see il.
have had no selfish purpose 10 serve
and. as you know, have avoided public
Office and positively declined it. But
am treated by some as though l were The
greatest villain unhung One day ihe
spirit Of justice will assert itself IN the
State. and shall have my duet will be
when am dead say this in no spirit
of resentment. shall be true to the
end, all the same.
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DICHMOND AND ALLEdhhNN
IL RAILROAD.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS ~ EFfEJI
JANUARY tsIn, ior'.
Only LINE RUssi>a SOLID GRAINS ha
fWrrf Rrt .n~D as if~'H $3.50,
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\TIRGINIA.-IN THE CIRCUIT
' COUKrOF THE CITY OF RICHMOND

l|lEirlNlA.-lN lftf ilN' 1
COURrOF THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
APRIL 6TH. 1889.
James NJ. Thompson. -.-...+.. Plalntln
again 80
solomon ". Hess. solomon y. Hess, jacob B.
Hess and Meyer Hess. partners lu trade I'M
def the fam and sty .c al y. Hess Brother
..... .s.s.t..... ..tt- lIfItNlhNtTt
ga case aad upon au attachment returned exc
cufel.
The object OF this suit L. 90 recover against
the defendants go. and 10 attach the estate OF
the said defendants in the city OF Richmond,
aud subject the same 10 tine Iay meut Oi the
pldintln b ciaIlu.
And affidavit having been made aud filed
that 40 tho best OF the atlantis belief, the sui
defendant are not residents Of this state, 10 Is
ordered that they appear here within nifeen
days after due publication hereof, and do
what is necessary % protect their interests ia
thi. suit.
a Copy-Ieste:
ALFRED SHIELD Clerk
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RAILROADS.


\ TLANTiC COAST LlNn
RICHMOND AND raTShSNI re- 'RAlL
ROAD TIM ThnLt
Commencing Sunday April 2'th, 1882, :
$3.50 pm, traln- Oh TINS f,ae VII. I.h a. H..
lJws.
TRAINS scUTHwAR0
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scHEDULEIN EFfrDrv,rrr.
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE.

DlEDMONT AIRLINE
RICHMOND 8 DANyfLLG ck..t.
SHORTEST AND OF flhI-I IO... ..
lhk sul It.
PULLMAN sLkE9Ef- NN ALL A...r
TRAINS.
sUhEDCtHlN RiflDr AfM
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SANDS 4 BRYAN, J.. q.
M l-IllM

NTIRGINIA-iN THE CHANCERT
COURT OF THE CITY OF RIChhOND.
THE 2.TH DAY OF MARCH, leoy.
Elizabeth d. sheppard 600. 600. 5000. Plaintiff
william \. SHEPPARD John NJ Sheppard.
Sterling ~ Sheppard. II. O.. Wood and saine
Wood. his wife. and William ". Crunp,
trustee. ............. Defendants.
~ CHAScERY.
The object Of tins suit % o. have construed
hy the court certain deed ut settlement, OK
ccuted 300 the month OF February. lni2. by
Sterling J. Grump 90 william ". Crump. trIs-
tee for Elizabeth ID. sheppard and % procure
a sale under fhc order 81 the Court of the real
estate described boz the said deed. being thirty
six feet. fronting on the west side OF seventh
street between Clay and Leigh streets. 300 the
city 81 hchmord. with tfc brick dwelling
thereon numbered hy street number 30 north
seventh street. and proper disposition OF he
purchase money. Aud AFFIDAVIT having been
made and filed that William Y. sheppard, John
v. sheppard, sterling 4. sheppard. n. q.
Wood and ~allc Wood. bis wife. are non resi-
dents OF the State of Virginia, 10 B. ordered
that they 90 appear hero within fifteen days
after due publication ~ tnls order anl 90
this suit cHAs. W. GODDlN. Clerk.
A cOpy-lcste.
W W. y B. ChuAP. pa. mhgs-Ihi~
N1RGINIA.-IN THE CHANCERY /
COURT OF THE CITY or RICH |
NOND. THE 5rn DAY OF APRiL4 1859.
Charles Engcl............. ..-...-.... Plaintiff, I
against
Adj laide ungor. formerly Adelaide Bitter, /
and Camille niger. her husband,
ttstt...sts-.s. .....t-t-.t.. ++ Defendants. /
The object OF this suit IL 20 attach the real
estate Of he defendants, standing 20 the name /
OF adelaide Bitter, bow the wife OF Camille I
lager. 10 VIII All ~ that certain lot aud parcel
OF land. lying and being In tho cry OF Rich /
mond, Va. beginning on the south side OF
west Main street. "A distance OF b, feet from /
the west side or Harfle street; thence running I
westwardly on said south side of Main street
lu3 j. feet and running back az right angles /
within parallel lines li5 feet. aud 10 subject
the same Ia the payment of the complainant 5 |
claim. costs. &c. And affidavit having been /
made and ned that the defendants. are non |
residents II the State Of Virginia. IL l. ordered
that they appear here within fifteen days at /
ter due pubil, alton of this order. and DO what
i necessary 10 protect their interest In this /
suit. tOuY-lestc
CHARLES ". GODDIN. Clerk.
WILLIAM FLEGESHEtaRR, p. 4.
Hlt-SalW
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NTIRGINIA.-IN THE CHANCERf
' COURT on THE CITY or RICHMOND,
THE -rH DAY or APRIL. l,,1
George flia Terry. who sues boy her next
against
Thomas s. Terry ........... Defendant.
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gs~CHRIsTADELPHiAN CHURCH. Cen
tal Hall. Fifth street.-Seryices at II am. All
are respectfully invited.
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ter MARSHALL STREET CHURCH OF
CHRIST between Graham and Hancock,
l.. \. Cutler. Preaching at II an. and
pm. Meetings will continue through the
week AZ pm Rev. W. J. Cooke i expected
% assist the pastor on Monday evening and
during the continuance OF the meeting. The
yitcd.