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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-16


ORDERED, This Goth day Of August.
~ 1890, that the sale OF the real estate
OF Edward Hollidayoke, deceased. made
on the 18th day of August, 1890. by
James M. Munroe, trustee, and this day
reported To the Circuit Court for Anne
Arundel County, in Equity. be finally
ratified and confirmed, unless. cause to
the contrary thereof, be shown on or be-
fore the 20A day Of September meet.
ProUided, copy Of this order be pub
lished at least once week for three sue
cessiVe weeks, before said 10th day Of
September next, In some newspaper
published weekly In Anne Arundel
County.
The report states the amount OF sale
to be $4,000.
sPRIGg HAYWOOD. Clerks
True Copy Test
SPRIaG HARDWOOD. Clerk
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-16

AS you like 1t. Gray and faded whis-
kers may be changed to their natural and
even color-brown or black-by using
Buckingham's Dye.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-16

If you could see your own scalp throug Q
an ordinary magnifYing glass. you wou q
be amazed at the amount OF dust, 9auG-
ruff. and dead skin thereon accumuia.su.
The best and most popular preparsuou
for cleansing the scalp Is Ayers haiI VIZ
or.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-16
NOTICE.

S. SPANDAUER'S Sore will be CLOSED
on Monday, September 18Th, and WOdnes
day, September GATH, on account of holl-
day. sill
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-16
Office b Market space,
Coal Wharf and Steam Wood Mill, Foot
of Church Street. 05
ORDER NISI.
RICHARD G.. KILMAN Us WILLIAM p.
KILMAN, and others.
In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
County, sitting 10 Equity. No. 1855.

ORDERED. This 10Th day of September,
~ 1890, that the sale OF the property
mentioned In these proceedings, made and
reported by James Revell and John Ire
land. trustees, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the 18th day Of
October aaegt.
Provided copy of this order be inserted
in some newspaper printed In the City of
Annapolis. once In each of three successive
weeks before the said 10th day of October
next.
The report states the amount Of sales
to be $8,215.O0.
SPRIGG HARDWOOD, Clerk.
True Copy. Test
915 SPRIea HARDWOOD. Clerk.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-16

Almanac for Annapolis TO-MOrrow.
sn Rises, 5.44 Moon Sets 1859 A. M.
Sa Sets, sos HighTide s.24s.m s.42 Pm
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-16
GO nr ApvERTIsINs

p. arst insertion, $3.50; sno ada
ore lscs, oas IS cents Liberal rates sa m9oe
81 IssSTeTtising by he month Q. yeafr rIl
,,. ssis s'' q square will constitute i"'i
s-.tre. -,ouncement OF MARRIAGES ano
iiS-s8sry So ohituary notices viii be cnarg-
ssstbs free, JbsIf the usual rates OF adVertis-
os noiles cam and p p2liiin as. or '''.'
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-16

I oST-A gentleman CUFF with Gold CUFF
IL BUTTON with black set attached Lib
eral reward If left at this ofice. 9l6
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-16
NOTICE.

Families supplied with the Celebrated
Niagara Falls Beer Coolest in the city,
Send in your orders to SMITHS 80 West Street
Annapolis Choicest Wines, Liquors and CT
gars kept on hand at the +. & L. RESTAU-
RANT, same number. sill
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-16
AHHUAE ANNOUNCEMENT.
Music SCHOOL,
MRS COWMAN.
100 Main Street, annapolis, Md.

100 Main Street, annapolis, Md.
The School for Piano Forte, Organ,
Violin, Guitar, Banjo, Formation and
Cultivation of the Voice, Solo
Singing, Singing at Sight, and
Part Singing, also in Ensemble
Playing, Harmony. Theory,
Church Music, Oratorio,
and Chorus Practice.
viii Reopen Monday. September I. 90
This School il denoted crcIusiveIg to GAe
study Of Music.
In the Study of the PIANO pupils are
required to pursue thorough training
In the most approved system of TECH
NIQUE.
Evening Glasses formed for instruction
In the Elementary principles Of singing,
which will be open to pupils at q nomi-
nal charge During the year Of 1800-91
the SCHOOL win be managed on an i'm
proved system. Special arrangements
for tuition of families.
Terms Moderate
For further information apply to
MRS. COWMAN,
TA 100 Main Street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-16
ORDER NISI.
SARAH A. BRIaHT. ct al, Us WILLIAM
HoLLIDAYoKE. ct al
No. 1885 Equity

No. 1885 Equity.
In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
County.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-02

While tine French are fighting the paho-
mans 40 Porto NONo. writes correspond
emf Ia a Northern exchange. they have won
am important succc-r 100 another poftnn Oh
Africa. some hundreds of miles north of
Dahomcy. The town of ~e-Ou. tho reli-i-
on, centre on the Nicer river, and capital
of Ahmadou. the Narabout King, SON oi
the Prophet Ei-lladi-Omar. has been cap
ured by French column. together WITH
the roya. treasure and the family OF Ahmaa-
d0u. This exploit has been announced oih-
cially. though particulars have not get been
received. 10 is a new step towards me com
quest Of the African territory which cN-
Tend, inland between the French colony of
senegal and the mo- longer mysterious city
of 'lmbuct0O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-02
MRS. JEFFERSON DAVIS
The City Councils Tribute to Her hus-
band Acknowledged.

band Acknowledged
City Clerk Ben. T. August has received
the following letter from Mrs. Jefferson
Davis, written to the City Council, ac-
knowledging the receipt u their resolutions
adopted in respect 10 the memory of her
honorcd and lamcntcd husband. The reso-
buttons. were communicated Ivy the clerk
soon after their adoption. aud were sent her
through the Southern Express Company.
Her letter q reply is addressed TO the CITY
Ncuncil. dated, "BeauyOir House, April
18th. 1880" and reads:
FL have received your resolutions and
thank YOU for the handsome dress IN Whlch
YOU have embodied Them, and most sincerely
Tor the noble tribute sou have paid 10 my
husband. These are mOIc gratifying, because
.omc Of your members were our neighbors,
when We topped everything and feared nolh-
iug and the rCNcrscs and diSappointmenis
we sustained drew us closer together. Be
iioVt me The affection you express Tor MN
who served YOU gladly while he could, ana
loved your state and ciiy sincerely while NE
lasted brings such comfort as Is now posi-
BILE To me and mine. / note your resolutions
MS 10 thc disposal Of the rcNercd
remains. My friends. do not press me ioI an
answer now. ! cannot decide the question
vet but can only SAY viii DO what seems 10
our family and friends the best, when We
come to determine the final place oil inter
mcnt. one OF my dead rests with you, and
most tenderly have you cared for ana tended
the little grave, and the giaiclui memory -
over present with me.
Please accept. singly and collcctlNely Ior
Yourselves and the beloved city YOU repre-
Scuf. me hest wishes and sincere thanks Of
yours faithfully, Y. Jefferson Davis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-02
COLONEL A. L. RIVES.
Talk with the superintendent Of the Pam
anna Canal.

Colonel A. l.. Rives arrived in the city
yesterday from Panama. by way OF New
York. Colonel Riyes i General superinten-
dent of the Panama Railroad. the line that
connects the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, a
road which has an e,enifll aud interesting
history running through forty years.
Col. Riycs is we'll known in Richmond.
He married here. held Il high position OF
trust i'm the Engineer Bureau of the Con-
Tolerate states government. and was first
yico-prcsidcnt of the Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad. He has scores Of friends
here. who will gladly welcome his presence
among them. and who will congratulate
him upon his evidences Of good health.
In regard 10 the Panama read, the colonel
said, that there was nothing new a. report.
The road is in fine condition. and readily re-
spends 10 the heavy demands made upon
if. az n public carrier. The health of the
employees on the road. is excellent out Of
the large number on the rolls Of the COM
pany not one occupied berth IN the gene
raj hospital.
Touching the Nicaragua Canal Colonel
Rivcs remarked that just at this time there
was nothing new 10 tell. "Ot course nave
my individual opinions. but ! do not care
g. describe them 40 length. All eyes ase
now turned 90 Paris. whittier the commits
sion went for the purpose Of formulating
their report. / have just arrived from
Panama, and that yOu know is NOT ccle-
brated place for news. ! think. however,
that the chances for the successful accom-
plishmcmt of the work on the canal were
never brighter than they are at present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-02
The BOOK TRUST.
Meeting of the State Board of Education
No List Made.

\ meeting Of the state Board of Educa-
ton, was held yesterday morning IN the Of
fee Of the State superintendent Of Education.
All Of the members were present. The meet
ing WIS held 10 arrange for ihe adoption OF
the school book list for the coming four years.
This change from the old list in favor OF
the book combine" did not receive "a
formal adoption, and it is more than prob
able that il will not receive the approval OF
the board when the final adoption is made.
Amer a free aud spirited exchange Of
views. the Board decided 10 postpone the
matter indefinitely, but II is probable that
the adoption will be made about the latter
part Of May or the first Of June. The
Board. as a whole, has not agreed upon any
Of the books, and any contracts that may
have been entertained individually are un-
official, and are not recognized by the state
Board.
The matter as IL now stands is unsettled.
The contract tor the present list expires ON
the first day of August next, exactly three
months from yesterday, and il is the opinion
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-02

the city this afternoon, and go at once 10
FoIy's Hotel. AMER dinner there viii be y
mll rehearsal The stage has been arranged.
with seats, in amphitheatrc style, aud the
orchestra pi, has been boarded over. The
orchestra will sit in front. The first row OF
seats. tomorrow night, will contain the
leading sopranos. Behind them in the
centre. will sit the Gcsang-N erein, dividing
the sopranos and contraltos, with the tenors
and bsssvs in the rear.
The MozarS Association especially re-
qncsts that the audience viii ne seated by
$50 o'clock. the hour fOr the performance
10 begin. Realizing that il will be extreme
" disTgrecablc for late corners 90 enter dur
ing the rendition of ailumber. the doors will
be kept closed until the number is complet-
ed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-02

The committees charged with the conduct
of affairs. at the unveIlinr % the Lee statue
are working manuily Dr. lht matter ol rii'-
inc funds. Yesterday the renewed interest
felt bv tine public was shown in the liberal
contributions that were given ia response
90 appeals.
a letter was received 10y Colonel Archer
Anderson yesterday. which stated that the
heavier portions of the Zee statue were ON
tine deck of the ship othello and would De
transferred to the Peunsy Naria railroad,
by today. This if done. Will insure ill., ar
rival here in day or two. Proper auihorl-
ties waited on Netherwo0d ~ Barry yesiel-
DAY. and We're informed that these could
promptly respond when called upon o.
take the statue from the cars. 1t was SAID
Yesterday that they could yet from Norfolk
all material needed for hosting purposes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-02
DEMOCRATS ACCUSING.
Chairman of the city Committee TO Sen'
out q Circular.

Chairman of the CITY Committee To send
Out a Circular.
The City Democratic Committee met last
night. twas reported that Mr.. james &.
smith was marshaling the Republican
clans. holding NIGHT meetings. and trying
all in his power 90 create GislfiectiOn iu tue
ranks of Democracy. The committee are de-
tcrmined upon decisive action. The Demo
Gratis are 10 Doe aroused. and make the claim
Of Captain Charles II. Epes for the position
Of CITY Sergeant 50 good that J. &. sllth,
his opponent, will suffer stin->
ing defeat. The chairman of the commit
Zee was instructed % open headquarters at
once. lie was also authorized 10 issue "a
circular, addressed 10 the superintendent
0fthe wards. asking them 10 cal. meetings
and take measures 90 bring ont u full vote.
Every prccaution will be taken t0 procure
transfers. and attend to every detail neces-
sary to secure biz turnout on election
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-02
PRISON REFORM.
How the Association Propose to start the
MOVc.

How thc Association Propose TO start the
Move.
The Pr:sOnment Association Of rsinla
bids fair to DE an assured success. The
citizens Of Richmond are deeply interested
in this noble attempt 20 amcliorate the con
diiiOn of the youthful criminals OF the
State. and if universal effort Of the people
If the state is made i'm bchalioi the move
meni home will soon be erected where
Young criminals can DE properly cared
Tor, and discharged conyicts who
exhibit any desire to reform and become
good citizens can he aided and encouraged.
some time ago the association was organ
lied with Major Robert stiles as president.
eN-Judge ID. {. Richardson first Nice-prcsl-
dent Colonel IL. +. Bcirnc second Nicc-pfe--
ident. Rev. W. Il. Williams SECRETARY. and
Mr.. John \. Lancaster treasurer. sine"
then. through the efforts OF these men, the
move has met with every encouragement,
and it is quite probable that Il, about
months time the association will begin prac-
teal operations. Mrs. Russell has donated
"A tract of land in IIenricO county about
four miles from the city, which VIII be util-
ized for home for the care Of youthful
criminals.
A meeting of the executive committee OF
the association was held Wednesday even
ing. There were present Messrs. john J..
Williams, Oyerton Howard. Thomas Potts.
k. \. Dunlop and the president and secrc-
tary, members of the committee also.
The president was authorized 10 take
committee of several members on visit 10
the tract donated 10y Mrs. Russell,t0 inspect
the buildings and examine into IFS adap-
tycness as home for juvenile offenders.
There is now on the place a mill and COM
Portable dwelling. and 1t is believed that. by
the expenditure Of a few hundred dollars.
the place may very soon be made ready for
the accommodation Of twenty-five 10 fifty
BOYS. More land and more buildings viii be
added as occasion may require.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-02

of the board Tat they have ample time to
make up the list for the book firms TO get the
books ready for the fall schools.
SuperintC ndent Masse left the city yester-
day afternoon for Fort Worth, Texas, to at
tend the Southern Baptist convention,
which meets in that city next thursday.
lie will probably not return until tho latter
part of this month.
The Board was in session only a short
time. and the announcement that no adop-
ton had been effected will be quite sur
prise 10 the numerous persons in the city
and throughout the state, as well.as else
where. who are greatly entrusted in the ex-
citing contest that is raging before the
Board between monopoly and anti-monop-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-02
The ParIor Rifle.

"Wednesday morning Mr.. George II. poin-
dexter's horse and buggy was passing Fifth
and Main streets, when the horse suddenly
became lame in hi, lclt i1releg. The driver
thinking ,hat he had run "a nail into the
frog of his hoof, drove back 20 the stable,
where the horse was examined, and IL was
decided that the animal had been shot. The
ball entered his leg 40 the ankle joint.
\ few DAYS ago one OF the large plate
glass windows i'm Wood n COwardln's Hat.
ON Main street. between Fourth aud Fifth
streets, was broken 10y bali from parior
rifle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-02
HonorabIy Discharged.

The ease Of Emmett G.. Glenn. charged
with forging the name OfJohn DenZliertO tWO
negotiable notes for 500 and 500 respect
lively, was called i'm the Police Court yester-
day. A. soon as the trial was begun. Mr..
Edgar Allan, counsel for the accused, asked
that three other notes which he had be put
with those in the possession Of Justice
Cmichheld. This was done, and the i've
notes were handed to Mr.. Denzlier to iden-
tify the alleged forged ones. After care
iul examination. he stated that it Was inn
possible for him 10 tell. Mr.. Glenn was at
once discharged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-02

\ meeting OF George T.. Pickett Camp,
Confederate Veterans, was held last night
at smiths Hall. ON Fifth street. I'm inv
taiion from K. J.. Lee Camp 10 participate
with them at the unyeiling of the Lee Mon
ument was received, and ordered TO be- az
kn0wledged by the quariermaster. The
committee for entertainment ON the nth
was Increased. The committee on arran- p
ment for entertaining the Confederate VIZ
itors ON the 29th reported progress. and
every effort viii be made b give the old
veterans u hearty greeting. tomrade X.
Taylor scott was present, and favored TIE
camp with short address.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-02

ing from the clouds and sending careful
housekeepers scurrying over their DON'T
Giles, closing doors and lowering windows;
They had to do so, else their furniture anc
carpets would have been covcrd WIN dus''
For the wind caught up the minute par
ticles of McAdam and sent them whiriing IN
huge binding masses around street corners,
for it was at the corners that economical
sprinklers had failed 10 work. But their
oversight was atoned Tor, a. heavy ram
resulted in the dissipation Of the clouds ana
temperance OF the moon win iein ,-
perature twenty degrees lower Li''ie
damage from the blow was reported.
A piece of the roofing of Welsh's factory,
IN Rockets. which was disl0cated by the
storm sometime ago, was blown of by the
wind storm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-02

Mrs. NJ. A. Colquitt, widow of Joseph II.
Colquitt. died at her residence 800 West
Grace street Yesterday morning. Mrs. Col
Quit was a most cstimable lady, and had
many friends, who will be panied TO learn
of her death
Mrs. CO.qs,it WAS. seyenty-three years Of
age. a devoted Presbyterian, and though
moi one Of the original members Of Or.
Hoge's church. she was present when Dc.
Hoge was installed pastor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-02

CATLFrT.-Dicl.W "Wednesday. April 30. no
l.O5 =. VI. lat The residence Of Dob, sister, ~ r..
4. b.. Powell. so. 1870 east Marshall street,
Mr. GEORGE I.tAILtI b. aged uliA seven,
after short ANA painful Illness
= Funeral TODAY .FrirnNl ai ii O'Clock \.
VI l.. go the residence. Friends and dcqualni-
anecs respectfully Invited ID attend
Peaceful Doe tly silent slumbcr,
Peaceful m the grave 20 low,
Thou nO mnrt Wiz JOIN out NUMBER
Thou uo more our sonls IL know
YET. again We hope I'D meet 'hce,
When thc Gay OF lie Us ned.
Andiu heaven with JOY 90 meet Thee,
Where mo- farewell tears are shed.
COIOTTr.-Dlei. at No. SO west Grace
street. Mrs MAkl \. COiQl aged sew
cutv- three years
Ter mnCial Will take place TODAY ltri-
day. Nay 2dl 40 p o'clock j.. ~, irom Che
house.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-02
CUPID'S CAPTiVES.
Mr.. Lancaster Gets IA Bride in Charlotte
County.

"Greenfeld," the home Of the Reads for
many generations, presented a scene of un-
usual lOyelncss, on Wednesday morning
April 80. when Mr.. John 4. Lancaster, and
Miss Agnes +. Read. were made man and
wife; the Rev. DR.. Mcllwaine. of Hanpdcn
Sidney. officiating. The groom il a resident
of Richmond, and is private secretary for Mr..
r.. \. Lancaster, his father. The bride is the
youngest daughter oi the late William w.
Read. and is great fayOrite with the people
of Charlotte. Possessed Of great beauty.
she combines with it all the qualities of
head and heart, which 20 10 make the per
feet woman. Owing 10 a recent alliieton in
the family Of the bride, only few Of the
nearest of kin were present ON the occasion.
The present. were numerous and costly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lancaster left on the evening
train, for Niagara and other Northern points.
Mr.. Walter J.. kidwcll and Miss Nettie
Nav Crook were married in Washington
Wednesday morning by the Rev. DR.. George
IL. Corey. of the Metropolitan Methodist
Church. Mr. kidwell was formerly Of Rich
mond, now clerk in the Richmond and Dan
Vile Offices al Washington. The bride is
the daughter Of Mr.. Robert y. Crook, of Al
eXandria.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-02
PERSONAL MENTION.
PEOPLE Going Away and Returning-Do-
Ing This and That.

The condition of Mr.. H. +. c. Baskerville
this afternoon was about the same as yes
terday. no change being perceptible.
RI. simpson. formerly -tenogfaphcr m
Associated Railways. has accepted the po-
sition as chief clerk To Sol. Haas. traffic
manager Richmond and Danyilic Railroad.
Mr.. Simpson has been engaged in railroad
service orscyeral years, and is we'll known.
Mr. Brisbain died yesterday at Mr.. G.. Il.
M0ntgomerys. 1916 west Grace street
where be had been stopping. His remains
will be forwarded to New York to-day.
DR.. George b. Steel, who has been con
fined 10 the house for several days by sick
ness. was able 10 ride out yesterday.
Mr.. J.. Z. Christian has been elected cap
tain Of the Walker Light Guard, First Re-
iment.
Mr.. j. G.. Jones. Of Millboro station, has
returned home from Florence, Ala.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-02
SCORE BY INNINGS:

Home runs: Stanhope. Three base hits;
smith. Householder and Foster. lwo-hasc
tuchmouds. >. First base on balls: Rich
monds. =; Marylands, ?. First base on en-
rOrs: kichmonds, .; Maryands, l. struck
out: EichmOnCs, >; Marylands, = Passed
balls: Gautz. >. Jmpires: A. Donati ana
Kelley. Time OF game: Two hours.
The Marylands and Richmonds play
again this afternoon. the game cOmmeuc-
Ing at 30 o'clock. Their reserve men Will
be put on. and il is very probable the game
will be- close one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-02

TOR SALE-A BANKER $ CHEST
L ,yifn tlfna lock. also ftUlt door, tali on
address b b. SMITH, ~ north Amth street
I-rlmn--l. ". .Ill w
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-02
LEGAL NuriCEs.
VIRGINIA IN THE CHANGER ,
\ OrkI OF TnECill or aicHNoNh
GlIF 3pru DAY or AIlii. 1870.

VIRGINIA IN THE ChANCERl
\ fOTkl OF THECiih or oitHhoNn
THE BOTH DAY or AiliiL, loJo.
Robert ". Dorsey. alm'or dc bonA non r. T.
: a. Of Mrs. Aiadse d. Guild, oec,astN.- ff-
pdrfe.
Il appearing b tne court that reio.fi ~
IN. accounts N ROhcrl VI DORSEY f"i. v'
~ b0nis non cum fesf0nfe NJ 0HncfD "l ISIS.
Nadae D. Ould, dtcersed, aui on tn' Ht.i'
and deinands against said utcturhls thttt',
mas bean nlod in tnr office 90 thls court aht
ihat moro Than One year las citNstH 'ii.'N
me qualification in this court oi iid .lii'lN-
istraior On lho motion " NtN b fnl', N"'
al me iesafsCs OF tlc estate 90 Aat e ID. ntN.,
deceased under her Viii, A. 4, DtiNnn tN't
Inc creditor of the said Madsc u up "t
ceased. show cause herr on Monday, t"..
ON. 1870 against the Payment nnd NtNf'''
of die estate OF said Malge u. Ouid' decti,'N'
90 her legatees. ...f,,,f.
And IL h further ordered that a copy oi th,
order shalt be published once wee" lpi .'
successive weeks Ia some ncwsfait p.N
iishcd in the city 81 Richmond, "'t ".i
pOsted al the frOni door Uf ne couti-.'Ns. q.
The Hastings Court OF said city, pn tn' IT'S
Mondays IN May and June. 1850.
4. RAND. WKIIFORD. counsel fof adm ani
legttee, MAY Handy.
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my2.Friw CHAs. W, GoppiN t'iA'