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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06

huntsville on "a Room, but the Farmers
Gloomy.
Correspondence OF the Richmond DisDatch.l
nrr,-NcevrrtP Auoust 1884

gloomy.
[Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
huntsville, August g. 1889.
The finishing touches are being put upon
the new storehOuse built 10y William Camp
bell. Esq, in place of the house which was
burned last December. The rumor around
is that Mr.. Campbell will not resume bust
ness himself but rent out his store, which
is in demand, and new man Will conduct
the business The material is being gotten
together for building another new store
house on Mr.. j. +. T. Hundley's lot. Anew
firm will 90 in business there by the mid
die of September. Dunnsville Is on
boom. With these two new stores there
viii be three of general merchandise, quite
q fiOurishing drugstore, two boot and shoe
shops. a mlliner's -shop, large wheel
wright and blacksmith business, and, far
from least, q fine cannerv, which begun
canning few peaches this week. The
crop is, comparatively speaking a dead
failure. The trees are literally loaded
with rotten fruit We have not seen ripe
watermelon or "a perfect one tins season;
Nine out of ten are black at the end and
worthless. The vines were ruined by the
unprecedented rainy and wet weather.
The very best of judges say Essex county
will not make corn enough TO supply its
own people. Now and then You VIII cross
"a few acres OF tOlerably good corn, but
very few, and even there the corn Is gong
back rapidly. There has been but one clear
day since the 25th of July. SO much rain
and such powerful falls are, If ANYTHING,
worse upon the corn than a drought. l
tell you things are gloomy seriously SO.
The trucks upon which all relied for ready
money were utter failures. Grapes gem
orally are rotted; of early apples there are
very few and they anything but nice. Mr..
Hundley shipped thirteen barrels Of early
corn (roasting ears) TO New York afew days
since and the shipment brought him IN
debt eighty cents-all consumed IN heavy
and extOrtiOnate freights and expense OF
sale. This is not encouraging TO farmers.
A competing line of steamers on the Rap
pahannOck would not only make money
hut greatly help and please farmers and
truckers throughout this entire section.
Rev. James Vernon. Of Baltimore, viii
commence protracted meeting at the
Rappahannock (Reform) church here on
Sunday.
We are informed by a citizen of the place
that the Artesian well in Tappahannock is
completed. They have had tine spell for
finding water you see.
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STAFFORD COUNTY.
Rain. Rain. Rain-PersonaI Notes.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
STAFFORD c. H. Va, August |, 1889.
William ShackletOrd. who was convicted
of petit larceny at the last term of the
court and sentenced 10 jail for sixteen
DAYS. Will be discharged from that institu-
ton tomorrow morning, having served
his time.
Henry Brown. now confined in jail for
the murder OF Burton Hehin, was taken
violently III yesterday, but Is better this
morning. His counsel has obtained a writ
of error and Si'pcTseieas, which will be
heard by the Court Of Appeals at the No
vember term of the court.
The prophecy of st. Swithln has been
fully verified" rain. RAIN
Oats and wheat sprOuting in the stacks
or shocks. hay rotten or swept away. and
corn drowned ont is the histor, of the last
sixteen days, and indeed may say the last
two months.
The Texas fy has made its appearance
here among the cattle, but as yet | can
learn Of no damage done.
Mrs. Maggie Dent has gone 10 Washing
ton. ID. c., TO have tumor removed from
her throat.
w. T.. Stevens. Esq, has Just recovered
from an attack Of cholera-mOrbus.
The meeting Of the School Board of Aouia
district to be heldat the Courthouse to-day
was a adsoo owing 10 high water.
The tournament 20 have been held here
yesterday also p<tdred out on account of the
dampness. One Of the propriotOrs left here
at II III. for Fredericksburg to sell ,he fish
and crabs provided for the occasion. but
wired US here he could not get back 10
Brooke, owing 10 a washout on the Rich
mOnd. Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road between that station and Frederieks-
burg. OcCAaosAL.
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Spirit of the state Press.

Glade Spring Ciizn: We need not be de
ceived 10y rumors of dissatisfaction in Re
publican ranks over the compromise bust
ness. There may be a little trouble Just
now, but by the time the election comes of
you will find all the kickers whipped IN and
Is docile as lambs.
Campbell County Record All that is need
ed 10 insure victory is 10 bring out the full
vote. Let every patriot do his duty and
save our glorious old mother State from
the shame and ignOminy Of being crushed
under the heel OF the little tyrant Malone
and his horde of Ignorant and venal FOL
lowers.
Roanoke Times: The report that the Re
publican State ticket will have three ex-
Confederate generals OH it this fall Is very
probably correct. Confederate generals,
however, who join the Republican party
are soon relegated 10 private life when Vir-
ginia voters have a chance To pass upon
their conduct.
Nortle1w-Ne Neck Ne1os: The lively but
friendly competition among the friends of
so many prominent candidates for the
honor of being our standard-bearer itself
Is a hopeful indication, and when he IS
once chosen by the representatives, OF the
people all viii soon forget that they had
personal preference III their zeal for the
success of the cause.
Woodstock Virginidn: The coming fight
is one that appeals to the honor and in
tegrity of every patriotic, Virginian re-
gardless Of the lines of previous party feel
ing 10 save Virginia not from Republican
ascendancy, but from Mahoneism," which
means the subjugation Of the State,
through corruption and fraud" TO Viii
liam Malone and the rule of the black
allies" just as the Virginia Republican
party to-day is SO subjugated.
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Apperson & Co, Agcnoneers.
James MactougsD. aaiesma I.)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06

north First, were in this county yesterday
attending the funeral Of Mr.. Leroy X.
Richardson. Rev. V. Walden ofiiciated.
taking for his text. " Prepare victuals. for
in three days you will cross this Jordan"
Mr. Richardson was in his thirty-ninth
year, leaves a mother eighty-four years
old. = widow and -four children, and large
number Of brothers and sisters. His worth
was attestod by the unprecedented crowd
present at the funeral. PENINSULA.
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NEWPORT NEWS.
Death of q Well-Known Citizen-Business
Dull.


Dull.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstch.l
AUGUST ), 1889.
Mr.. w. j. Epes. well-known citizen Of
this place died quite suddenly on yester-
day morning. He was prominent Mason
and member of Hampton COmmandery,
knights Templars. A delegation from said
cOmmandery and the Masonic lodge here
escorted the remains to Norfolk to-day.
County Court is IN session to-day-Judge
Peek presiding The contested-election
case Of the Stanley district supervisor will
come up this term.
Judge Peek has appointed Colonel Jo-
seph Ham, gallant eX-Confederate officer
as clerk of the Warwick County Court, III
place Of Colonel II. de b. Clay, resigned to
accept Federal Office.
Business is quite dull here now, very lit
tie being done in the shipping line.
The British steamship Stella IS expected
here from Liverpool to-day.
1t is reported that the British ship North
umbria, which recently put into Hampton
Roads in aleaking condition, Will be put in
the dry-dOck here.
Colonel Clay will take charge Of the Gus
tom-house on Wednesday the It'll instant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06
FREDERICKSBURG clTYAND COUNTY
Death Of Young Lady-LoOking TO New
bridge.
lspecial telegram to tho Dispatch.I

FRRDREIcKsBUBG. August 5.-The Repub-
licans of the county held a meeting and
elected the following delegates and alter
mates to the Norfolk Convention: Dele
gate at Large-S. l. Baggott. Alternate
Pleasant Br0addus, Negro Delegates
James +. 1unlev, w. W. Ashby, James
Thomas, and Captain John +. Lacy. Alter
nates-C Charles Il. Andrews and Il. C..
Blades. The delegates are believed to be
unc0mpromising Malone men.
Miss Mamie Amber FitZhugh, a beauti-
ful and much beloved young lady of this
city, died at her mothers residence this
evening, after a short illness, IN the twenty
second wear of her age. She was the daugh-
ter of the late William Henry ilthhugh,
and also a niece of Mr.. St. George il. Fltz-
hugh. No death has been chrOncled which
has cast such sad pail over the entire
community rs the death of Miss EitZhugh.
An important bridge-mectiug, consisting
of a committee of three from lower stat
ford and upper King George counties. with
a committee of three from the City Coun-
eli. met in the Mayors Office here tins
evening, and. after a1ull and earnest dis
cussion Of the necessity Of a bridge at or
below SCOTS bridge site, the Council COM
:nittce were appointed 10 confer with
Judge Barton in reference 10 several points
of law. The meeting no doubt will result
in much good, and bridge over the river
is expected to be commenced IN short
time
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06
VIRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT
' COURT OF AUGUSTA COUNTY MAY

NIRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT
' COURT OF AUGUSTA COUNTY MAY
u, 1889:
Dunlap, &C., DANES ~, &c.)
"a.
GartDer. &c, alexander. SCI
on motion Of the General Receiver It Is or
dered that this cause DO reiasIated On the
docket.
And thereupon this cause came On this DAY 70
DO again hoard on the papers formerly read and
on the report OF j. Frederick EnlDger, general
receiver. nled by leave Of Court, and vas argued
by counsel
On consideration whereof. 10 appearing 70 the
Court thst there Is Ia the hands Of said receiver
~ OF this date 10 the credit OF this cause tho sum
OF $40 81. which said gum Is duo and payable 20
certain unknown heirs Of Mary g. kenney, do
ceased, after tho payment ther0Out Of the unpald
costs OF this suit aad OF the proceedings herein
after directed; and il further appearing that the
said fund has remained In tho custody aud con-
troll OF this Court for more than seven years with
out any owner or claimant thereof known TO tho
Court; it Is ordered that the clerk OF this court do
cause 10 be published once n week for four sue
cossive weeks In the Richmond D<pagch, a news
paper published in tho city OF Richmond, and
also In one OF tho newspapers published Ia mo
city OF stanton an advertisement stating that
there Is Ina the hands OF J. Frederick Eninger
general receiver OF this Court TO the credit Of This
cause the sum OF sl4e.S 49, that the same Is due 10
the unknown heirs OF Mrs Hoeg. Mira AcClAna-
han, and Johu X. Abney. who we're heirs OF nary
b kenney. deceased, and requiring all persons
having any claim on the said fund 10 appear bo-
fore this Court on the nrst day OF the Noyem Der
term thereof uSS9l and establish their said
claims
Ex.ract copy-Testo: jim. RYAN,
Clerk Circuit Court OF augusta county.
~ i6-TuAw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06

WANTED, CONSUMERS TO CALL
w aud got supply Of GAYTON RKD-ASH
COAL. formerly called Carbon Hill Soft Coke. at
81 and 81 per ton OF 2O00 pounds: BEST AN
1hRAClrE COAL. all sizes, lowest cash prices !;
Good PINE WOOD. 81 per half cord; bEsT
PINE, s2.25 per half cord; OAK WOOD. t225
and $3.50 per half cord. Broad street Above
Freight Depot cPhone 401 and 1905 Cary street
CPhOne 1851. CHARLES III. PAGE
~ ll-.ihllt,Ih Su &rnRt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06
by j.. Thompson Brown s. Co..
Real Estate Agens aul Alctoncers,
lilJ Main rect.

V'HREE-AND-A-HALF-ACRE LOT
i NEAR THE JUNCTION or CREIGHTON
AND NINE-MILG KOAn We viii sell tho
above LOT Oh he promises. on
TUESDAY. AUGCsrR, 1850,
ut $50 p. VI. admirably adapted Tor dwelling
purposes, store, Dlac6smifa-shog. CT otner mo-
chsulcal purposes.
TEgMs; One third cash. balance A. six aad
twelve mOuthA
J.THONpsON Brown s. Co.
su3 Aurtolecra
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Train No 81 connects daily A. ksysTlie 30
Chase Niy tlafksrio, Osfori, Durham. Hen
derr0D, and halel9h- tonncrfs daily a. Greens
bore for Durham. haieish. salem. AM Winston,
and all points on North Caf0Hls UiFsl0n. -
salisbury ior A.heyi,le, H0t springs. sad 80
points In western Norh Carolina, ans at Dlsr-
lotto for Charlotte. Columbia auI 'Augl.4 rali.
road
Train No. 2 connects daily A. Creeosblr1 flr
salem. winston, ks o.gn, 1o.dscorl', AMI Moro
heal city; A. salisbury fOr AsheFlie. ilSg
springs, ant Al points ia Nestlrl Alrth Caro-
lima al Charlotte win ClAlloite. Columbia
Augusta railroad Tor COLUMBIA. Augusta AIKEN,
Charleston. savannah. IhOmtsyiNs. ga. Ja.s-
sonyille, AMI other Florida points Ass. vita
Carolina Central railroad sor Wlimiag.oa
Trains from tho south arrive a. RlcnmcciBD
A. n. ana $50 A. &
tANtLlA COURrHOCsE TRAIN.
Leave Richmond ............ 800 p. u
Arrive Richmond Observation-Disclosures. StQAN
tCLOfkk ACCOhNODAIIOS.
Leave Richmond .......... ....... is A. q
Arriyo Nan -hesser.......... ..........5 DID p. n.
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rrRUsTEE,s SALE or sTOCK or

'hOJI III . I)NIITl UT DIVON Ut
Il LIQUORS. BAE-FiXTURE3. BILLIARD
AND POOI~rABLES. UNEXPiRED LICENSES,
&C. AT AUCTlON.-By virtue Of = deed Of trust
properly recorded ia the clerks office 81 the
Chancery Coar. Of tho CITY Of Richmond. 1 shall
sell at auction on
TUESDAY. TIVE SIN rSsrASr.
az 1917 o'clock A. W.. n the promises. Va. s29
north seventh street between Broad aud Mar.
shall streets.
BAR-COUSfEkS. lCE-BO&, BRsR-PUMP.
SHOWCASES. and all other FiXTURES
AND FURNITURE and everything pertain
Ing 70 this business
ALSO.
Tho CNEXPIRED RENT AND LICENSES for
such business,
BILLIARD AND PDOI-rABLES Of Colienlor
make, with attachments.
TERMS: cash. WILLIAM ". THOMPSON.
eu Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06

Twelve Buddhists have opened in Paris a
pagoda for religious teachings and services.
The gong is rung daily for worship and the
priests are praying for the conversion Of
The PnrIslans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06

Every third person you meet is troubled
more or less with biliousness, and don't
know how 20 get rid Of it. The causes are
easily recorded. A lack of sufficient ex-
ercise, eating too much by persons of
sedentary habits. indulgence in too rich
food. sluggish, torpid liver where the
blood does not do its duty. and bile is al
whites Of the eyes 10 turn yellow, the skin
to look thick and coarse, and the complex
ion yellow or dark. These are sure indi-
cations of tiliousness. Browns Iron Bit
ters. is the remedy you want. 1t acts di-
rectly upon the blood, cleanses and purifes
il. and sends IL on lbs journey through the
channels of the liver, giving to IL activity
and clearing out the bile. IL will remove
the yellow tinge from the eyes and the
complexion, leaving the latter fresh and
clear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06

~ which q acres is woodland. ~ acrcs n nue
farming land. and q 40 ares OF the finest
meadow bottom and table land. This farm is
well watered ~ brooks supplied hy sone az the
finest springs IN me state, among WA are shl-
phur. iron. and other mineral Nafets. This
iarn hasa splendid sirs Tor q driving rack aud
she only available town-s.te M The rogou- Las
a handsome
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06
PHILADELPHIA. RIG H. .ofrfS
NoND AID NORFOLK
iTEAAsHIP CoAPANr.

Appointed calling days Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY al IAN. aud every SUNDAY al
5 A N.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays stsamers
resolved Till li:30 A A. for Sundays steamer
til 7. n. saturday, Freight received daily I'll
p. NJ.
Fare. 50
tor further information apply 10
]. W. MccARRiCK,
General southern Agent, once Rockslt2
w. 4. CLYDE A Co,
mol General Agenss phllsaelphiS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06

containing eight rooms. With an necessary ont
buildings, aud 10 d MOST delightful summer
residence.
lots u suit purchasers as circumstances Oh day
Of sale may indicate.
Terms OF SALE: one third ~ the purchase
money cash; baisnce on a credit of one two,
aud three years, purchaser executing three
bonds for the deferred payment. bearing per
cent. Interest from day II % aud utie 10
the property re.ainet until the pIrchase-nouoy
il fully paid. Possession given October d., l,s3
and mo rents f1r tho year 1879 10 be apyOr-
toned from tic day Ot sale.
". SAMUEL GOODWIN,
Administrator o. samuel DrsHry. deceased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06
VIGHT GOOD BUILDING LOTS
a TO as SOLD
WfTVDTr IIN,TOK RES RYE
10 TIT HIGHEST BIDDER.

Bydircction ~ the ,ommitfee % Grounds rl
Buildings We Niu sell by auction, upon the
fr.u.f-a- on
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RAILROAD LfHrA
G2 II ssg3 ~ ~ e.

Ga II II lz2s3 ~ ~ - x
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
~ ROAD
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT NAY o.. i,,l
TWO DAILY THhIssTO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYNCB8C8k
LEAVE RICHMOND
s40A. v. Daily. ria Richmond All Pstsublr,
railroad. Arrive A. Potersburs ll 5
a. 81. arrive a. Norot l..J ~ ~.
GDA ". DAILY. RIA Richmond a1l FsfsosulIy
railroad. hffivn ~ P4.rrsDgry DID,
Z. Al. 80. i0aros fe'orsHJrg ..J
A. 81. f0r farmFiuo. LyuelDIry. fYl-
tnkr. brizf0.. huHksilu, Gu4 al
Dolns s0gtn zai W-sr
THROUGH CAR To RADr0Pp.
200 2. y. Daily. ga hirhu9ni nn3 P.<eCfr1 Z
railroad. Arrive fcterDlrE ..l. b..
NJ. leave Pet-rsourg -..J 10. = v
arriving Nori9is ~ a. 81. Inr.l.l
car Ncum0uf 3D. Nrrf1's.
;;O0P ". Daily. r.a R.chm3ni All Potter. p
railroad Arrive ff 'f.HrHIH.x
D.. ~. corooctDg Ffn trs4
leaving Petersburg ~ .tf
FarDVle. lVnrhullr i.s..f
eahlnlas Bristol. tn.tf
nooga, al al Y)4H
Wet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06

Priyate-Secretarv Tiliair and Executive
Clerk Satterthwaite are both sick with ty-
phoid-fevcr-thc former here. the latter
ut Ocracoke. Both were members of the
party which went from this city last June
on a moonlight picnic and drank water
from disused well. There were seventy
five people at the picnic, and of this NUM-
Der thirty have had or now have typhoid
have died.
The shipments of grapes from this point
are now very large, and average 1000
baskets daily. Boston Is tine principal
market for them. As yet the bad weather
has not Affected the grapes by rot in this
section. whore none are grown on flat land.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06
IlTANTED. A FIRST-CLASS COOK

M AIMED, A flfsol-tLhSO COOh
w (colored)--a middle aged woman prefer
robin a northern family Of six persons. The
person applying for this position must come
well recommended. be kind and 0blgng, clean
and tidy Ia her work and appearance. First
class wages will be paid % The person capable
Of nlling The position. Apply in person or by
loiter TO GEORGE W. BEDELL, Manager.
Meadowdale, Chesterfield county, Va steamer
Ariel lands a. the farm wharf au I-d6tEWlt
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SALISBURY.

Railroad Work suspended-struck by
Lightning.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch
SALISBURY, N. c., August b.---Alr. Z. b.
Arendell. who heads syndicata- has
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lf fflfLI'N NI |fiH fiNNIfINf D 1tNtll.iH u "a
Buildings Be NIl sell by auction, upon the
promises. on
MONDAY. AUGr-r 70 1850,
ats O'Clock p ", EIGHT BUlIuING LOTS. s'tl-
AZ ne northwest corner Of Reservoir ani Ash
land streets-al fronting on Ashland street
Tho corner Lo. las a front NJ % by 10 feet AMI
TIE remaining seven each front Sd by 1G feet
These Los being located imme ilaloly OppO-
site NGrsha'l-hc.ervoir Grounds and possessing
an ( the clty's facilities ruutsr them valuable
~ home sites. Nou Will likewise have ITO al
vantage ~ securing your lot from Arst hands.
thus eluding the grasp ~ crafty combines
whose mission IS 20 mako tho poor poorer, mo
rich richer.
plat o. the property will be shown no tho
time 81 sole. Lot there bo a good turnout ot
bidder.
TsgNs. Ono fourth cash; the remainder ~,
SIX. twelve, and eighteen months. secured ~
decd Of trust. with q per cen.. adioi.
CHEWING & ROSE.
aus Aurtioncers.
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FARMERS ENcAspMENT.

The farmers encampment at Mt. Holly,
which begins tomorrow, viii attract many
people. The Governor, the president of
the State University. the Commissioner of
Agriculture. the State Chemist. the presi-
dent of the State Agricultural Society, the
president Of the State Horticultural Assoc
citation. and the Commissioner of lmmigra-
ton viii be present and will be among the
speakers.
Gin the publication of the Western critic at
Morgantou. 1t will be an Independent pa
per. but It's editor has no love for President
Harrison. Many Republicans are in state
of acute dissatisfaction at the award OF Of
fees and the general turn of affairs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06

N1IRGlNlA--lN HE CIRCUIT
' COURT OF AUGUSTA COUNTY, MAY
q, 1889:
Garduors Administrator tAlezauieD
u.s.
Garduer's widow ,Rebecca H.. &C.
On motion OF j. Frederick Eninger. general
receiver. it IS ordered tina. this cause be rom
stated on the docket
And thereupon this cause came on 90 ho again
heard on the papers formerly read ami on the
report on SAID general recelyer filed b. leave Of
Court and was argued by counsel.
On consideration whereof, ~ appearing from
said report that there la IN the hands Of sail re
csiyer 20 tho credit " this cause the sum n
fjlas6, and that the Same IS iuo and payable 20
the unknown heirs OF Mary %. kcnuey de-
ceased-tO wit: To the unknown heirs of Mrs.
HOgg, Of Mrs. McClanahan, aud ~ John X. Alb
ney: unknown heirs Of said Mary u. kenney, de-
ceased ami IL further appearing that said iund
has remained In the custody and control II this
Court for moro than seven years without any
owner or claimant thereof known % the Court, 10
IS ordered that tho clerk Of This court Do cause
20 be published once week for four successive
weeks I'm tho Richmond Uspdrh, a newspaper
published in tho city Of Richmond. and also IN
ono OF the newspapers published IN the city q
stanton an Advertisement stating that there r.
in tho hands Of J. Frederick Ennger, general
receiver Of this Court 10 tho credit Of this case
the sum Of BIB 81 that tho same IA due aud
payable 10 the unknown heirs snd representa-
tives Of Mary B. kenney, dece ased-tO wit: To the
unknown heirs and representatives OF Mrs.
Hogg. OF Mrs. NcClanahan, and OF John n. AD-
ney. and requiring all persons having any claim
on said fund 70 appear before this Court on the
first day u the next N0YemDe term thereof
QsSg) aud establish their san claims.
Extract cOpy-Ie-le: D. y. Ryan,
Clerk Circuit Court OF Augusta county
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06

Administrator o. samuel Drs6ry. deceased.
~ 8-lulW
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WANTED. A SETTLED WOMAN

w CcOOredl az my place In the country, four
miles from tue city on tho Richmond. Freie-
ricksburg and Potomac railroad. TO do the WORK
FOR A FAMILY OF FOUR PERSONS. Apply
al my Office Ia Goddin Hall, corner Eleventh and
Bank streets, between and 10 O'Clock in tho
morning A. Il. COURTNEY,
An l-lW Attorney az Law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06

schedule In ETscs Train Train
june 2 ia 80. 5l. $50 %
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Garduor's AdmiuIslralor lAlezanlcD

VIRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT
' COURT OF AUGUSTA COUNTY, MAY
q, 1859: