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The advocate., 1891-09-23
for the election. The Argus, Plate Center.
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The Democrats and Republicans talk
about fusion. Well, let 'em fuse. 1t is
q practical acknowledgment Of weak
ness. It can possibly give them tenn
porary success, but makes their future
defeat more certain. It also shows that
it is the sole ambition Of the not quite
sworn out hacks" Of both these parties
to keep in their hands the spolls they
have eioyed for years. Yes, let 'em fuse.
1t is encouragine.-Wo Leigh.
THH NON-PARTIsAN sCHEME-A SECRET
CALL ALREADY SENT OUT.
The following is a copy OF secret
circular sent out from Lincoln. 1t ex-
plains itself and verifies all we have here
tofore said about the attempt at fusion.
Our readers will notice that half the
signers are Democrats and half Republi-
cans. This circular was secured and
published by the Tecumseh Republican,
from which we clip 1t:
LINCOLN, NRB., August 26, 1891.
Hon. ---. Nebraska City, Nebraska
Dear Sir--A large number Of the members
Of the bar Of this state, believing that the
judiciary should be divorced from politics
and political influences; and that the best
interests of the state and it's citizens would
be sUbserved and protected by nOnpsrti-
san judiciary, have suggested call for the
practiCing attorneys of Nebraska, regardless
of political faith or affiliation to associase in
convention at the hotel "LincOln," in the
city of Lincoln, on the 10th day of Septem-
Der, 1891, at O'Clock p. m, for the purpose
or agreeing upon some person of known
character, experience and ability for the
position of Judge of the supreme court, and
to recommend him to the Republican and
Democratic conventions for their nomina-
tions. Please advise as by return mail if
the plan meets with your approval; and if
so, will you authorize your name to be
signed to the call? Should you know Of
any members of the bar of your place who
are in sympathy with the movement who
are willing and will authorize their names
to the call please mention such and oblige.
[Signed. J. R. GnKERsoN, R.
w, SwIrzLER, d.
L. c. BURR, r.
s. J. FUTILE, D.
Gro. B. LANE, R.
]. H. AMEs, d.
]. R. CLABKsoN, R.
N. s. HARDWOOD, D.
G.. M. BARTLETT, r.
A. J. SAWYER, d.
Address reply to N. s. HsrwOod, Lin
The advocate., 1891-09-23

After q sea diet, 70 prevent bolls and
assist acclimation, use Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla.
The advocate., 1891-09-23
FUSION in NEBRASKA.

Demo- Republicans Tools Of the Corpora
tiOns Making Desperate Effort to Unite
the Two Old Parties-They Will Be One for
Office and Doodle and to Destroy the PeO-
nlH's Party
The advocate., 1891-09-23

A~s NAAAAA>A4AsoCNHD ave
w, SwITzLER, D.
L. c. BURR, R.
s. J. FUTILE, D.
GEo. B. LANE, R.
]. H. AMEs, d.
]. R. CLARKsoN, R.
N. s. HAYWOOD, D.
G. NJ. BARTLETT, r.
A. ]. SAWYER, d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-22

the present generation. large liquidation
has taken place during the past week and q
reaction IL IN order at any moment. but q
permanent advance is not looked for by the
trade unless crops sdvices are decidedly un-
favorable"
Futures closed weak: receipts at ports for
to-day are 2,400 bales. against 1900 last week
and II last year. The Southern markets are
dull and easy, with l-64c. decline at Savannah.
Middhng upiands, 6Nc; sales 1853 bales.
Transactions IN futures, 900 bales July,
7.69tG7.60; August. 7.6007. CT; September. TIA
@775 October, 7s7@7.sS November. 1860
7.W; December, 6.06Ca6.07: January 8.i4g
s.l5; February, s.220ps23; March, ss0@6.31;
April. s.S7GS.39; May, S460S.47; June. 854@
$50
In Liverpool spot cotton quiet and easy.
Middling, AID. Sales. 5000 bales. Futures
easy; July-August. 4ls; August-Septembe Der,
a.20 September October 4.2k October-ho-
vember, 4.29.
PRODUCE.
Flour-Flour closed moro active and firm.
Fine grades OF spring. g. i5a3. Go; do winter.
S3.5Oa3.65: superfne spring, s3.0Oa3.oO; do
winter. 50 S5a4 IS; extra No. spring, 80. Boa
4. 20 do winter, 81. l0a3.Z -: extra No. spring,
81. l0a5. co. do winter, S4.25a5 10; city mill ex-
tras, $5.O0a5. 10 for West Iddies. Southern
-four closed, quiet; trade and family extras,
"a. 40a $40.
Wheat-The continued heavy purchases Of
wheat for export and the frmeT ruling OF the
foreign markets as shown by the public adj
vices this morning together with the decrease
Of 27l2.0 900 bushels in the amount OF wheat
on passage caused strong market to-day,
and under a vigorous covering. prices steadily
advanced 70 the close of business. The adj
vance ranged from 1f4c 20 2ylc. Spot lots
closed strong and IA higher Spot sales OF
NJ, q ant OF In winter
July, 99c; do August, 949tc; September. csc;
do October, SIC.
CONCEPTIONS opened at 5I@1lc. higher in
sympathy with wheat, and on the large de-
crease on passage (76S,O00 bushels, there was
a good buying, prices closing at the high
est Of the day. Spot lots closed steady;
spot sales No. mixed 70c.; No. mixed.
July, 68j4c.; do. August. 64Hc.; do. 6eptem-
Der 6l3Sc. do. October, G0%c.
Oats Options were moderately active and
irregular closing &c. lower for July and an
&c higher for August and September. spot
lots closed easier. Spot sales No. white
BE-; No do. Doc; No. mixed 4sc.; No. q,
$3.50. do. September 32c
Pork-Pork dull; mess. S120l3 for new.
Jard-Lard closed dull but frmer; July,
s6.u@6.72 August, 1910 September s6.S2@
G.S5.
surar-Raw quiet and firm; safest mus
coyado 2 1880 &C.; 96-test centrifugal.
Tie Refined firm and fairly active; cut
loaf and crushed. SIC; powdered, ll-16c.;
graduated. l-16a4 9-l6c.. best, 7-l6c.;
mould A. &c; confectioners' A, 4 b-l6c.
Cofee-Spot lots steady; fair Rio csrgoes,
19c.
There was very little doing in Pipe Line
certificates today The price was steady ut
67sIc. News from the fields WAS brief and un-
important. August opened G73lc.; highest,
67Ec.: lowest. exc: closing. 67hc.
The market Ia easy for spirits turpentine at
3GlGc for regular, and 31Ac. for machine
made barrels Rosin quiet common, II ,35;
strained. u 80, and good strained, sl42.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-22
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. Va. July 21.- Offerings of
tobaccos ot auction on Change to-day, Tues
uay July ~. 1884 Total offerings. rs pack
ages san cured tobaccOs one package sold at
$50 one at $3.50. two at SIP one at Sil.5O,
one 40 el.25 four 40 III. two at Sl0.75, one at
sl0G2-. one taken in at 5000, three sold at
$40. one at 1915. one at 9.25, one at 80 one
90 ro25. one taken ia at S. one sold at $40,
ore 40 1875. one az $40, one at 80.
Private sales OF tobacco reported u the sec
Rotary # the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day,
Tues iay July q 1891: Wrappers, IA hogsheads;
tlels, ~ hogsheads: cutters. 81 hogsheads;
tn keTs 80 hOgsheads; scraps, 30 hogsheads;
cult z Tugs. 30 hOgsheads burleys, hogs
heads dark leaf 10 hogsheads. Total, az
hogsloods
ONCE Of the tobacco Inspector reports to-
gay Tuesday July p, 1891 Inspections
brgat 81 hogsheads and tierce, &c: dark.
togsheads and tierces &c. keinspec-
tons bright 81 hogsheads dark. 10 hogs
he-ds Western, hogsheads.
tanners, Wilson's. Virginia, Old DOMINION,
Allegheny. Naughans. Crenshaw's Dayen-
lots Shelburnes. Meals Shock0e and Sea
m..ss warehouses report to-day, Tuesday
'n5 q. 1891 Receipts, 1i2 hogsheads; deliy-
ore - hOgsheads.
oM.e Of the collector Of the Unit d States
'h'ti.A revenue reports collection To- the
CIV " Richmond. Va to-day. Tuesday. July
~ 1891: Tax paid on cigars and cigarettes
s.. '5 tax paid on plug tobaccos. %z5osei;
i.tl. Os-4
>. Registered NJ the Tobacco Exchange to-day
tuesday,, July ~ 1891. W. >. Cecil a Son,
line. W. q. Huntington, tarmWiie' A.
T. hcalleY, Hanover O. IL. Kent tluyanna;
q w. Cannon. Henderson. n. G.; K, l.. Nil
ger Lynchburg +. J. Seay. Il. J. Ihorp, Ok
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-22

NV YonK. July 2l.-Money closed at per
,ert. the highest rate, the lowest rate was
rer cent Exchange closed steady, posted
..tes 4s4HM4 s71<; actual rates. As4a@D4.siA
=, sixty days and 4S7@4s7A for demand.
corernments closed steady, currency Ga.
,iobid As coupons ll7A bid; AS do. iOOX.
Yeslincs in the stock market today were
.,rfne3 70 about a half dozen stocks and
IN this recorded no changes of Importance.
1te sales TO noon amounted only to ~, 900
tsres and 70 this total Lake Shore Burling-
- ~ paul, Louisville and Atchison con-
.-t,ted most The opening figures
80 generally lower. Tennessee coal
t-onDed Q per cent az the opening
49, morning on news from the miners strike
-. Q~;cevile London sold some St Paul and
Union Pacific 40 the opening. Heidelbach.
f.Leihc;rner e Co yesterday received goo. 900
=, cranish rold coin from Paris, and sl00. coo
- - n exoe tea this week. The gold goes 20
Isw-epce Tufuure < Co. and will be shipped
=, tbev 10 Havana in payment Of sugar re-
~s,tiv iruorted here Bullion dealers say
Srer,um sometimes as high as per cent. Is
tel FOR Spanish gold. actual coin being de-
nod frr use in Havana. where bars are
,ssf.ss ou account Of tho absence Of mining
facilities After "a o'clock the market stlf-
Tened somewhat and prices recovered the de-
cl.ne in some instances. Louisville and
Nashville sold the right 20 subscribe TO the
rev stock al 70. Silver bullion certificates
rallied slightly to-day from their weak closing
Of Yesterday The closing prices for the gem
erai list were rrogularly changed. The sales
amounted T. Q00J3 shares
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-22

NEw YoRE. July 2l-Messrs. Hubbard,
lnee q Co. in their cotton circular tonight
Tie Generalization in the cotton mar
10y AS continued decline in Liverpool aud
10 near approach Of the August tenders
brought about heavy selling by holders. 80
snaI las been the pressure on August that
\ az ore time WAS offered at Lobe. ithout
buyers, though II rallied towards the close Of
vac session. Large buying to cover previous
saies absorbed tic larger part OF the offer
slse' but TIE favorable accounts received
HON the crop and the fear Of further depres-
tyn ia Manchester prevents the trade from
soiding cotton even at prices unknown 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-22

BALTIMORE. Mp. July 21.-Flour steady,
unchanged Receipts. 54Z4 barrels; ship
ments. "A, 35l barrels; sales $50 barrels. Wheat
strong; spot, 500 94Ec. the month, 97134
9i5c.; August 94IMM &c; September, 9iH IA
4ezc.; October. 94%c. Southern wheat active.
Fultz SsM9jc.. longberry, 90@95c. Receipts,
los. Os5 bushels shipments, ,053 bushels
stock. 1854 60s bushels. sales 3G500O bushels
Corn firmer spot. 67l6c tho month. 6759c.
August, Gle; September, &c: Southern corn,
73a75c spot No. 2 white, 75c.; receipts, 1889
bushels; stock, JOG, 1853 bushels. Oats easy:
No white western, 47c., No. mixed
western, s5G 45Ic., receipts, 1000 bush
els; stock, ~ ZIG bushels Rye steady
No. q G. 70Q74c: stock, 3,0S3 bushels
Hay steady good to choice timothy $500
MS15.5O. Grain freights quiet; unchanged.
Cotton nominal middling, SIC. Proyl-
sions Mess pork, old, 1890; new, $500.
Bulk meats-LOOse shoulders &c. long cloar.
nc: clear rib sides, ne. sugar picked
shoulders, SIC. sugar-cured smoked should
ers. &C. hams, small, Pic; large. nc: lard,
refined, Sc Butter dull; creamery fancy. lSc.;
do fair 10 choice. l6@i7c.; do, imitation, loo
1Gc; lHdle fancy, 14o.; gOOdto choice, ia DC;
store packed. 10a12c. Eggs dull and weak at
lac, Coffee firm; Rio carg0es. fair. l9'd1914 c.;
No T. 17A@lSc. Sugar No change
Stocks Virginia teu-fortes, 81 bid Bal
timcre and Ohio stock. 20 bid; Northern
Central stock. 62ls bid Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern, first incomes, Go asked; do.
second incomes, 20't asked: do. third in
comes, &C. bid consolidated gas bonds, 10
bid do. stocks, 1874 bid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-22
81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. July 1.-Flour-Tmprovement
in trade and steadier, but prices unchanged.
Wheat higher July, Sl2Sc.; August, $3.50.
size. bid. Corn higher, July, $50 c.;
August, 1910; September, 5l&@ SIZE; De-
cember. $3.50. bid year $50. asked. January,
$50. bid. Oats higher July, 90ssc. bid; August.
26c.: September, 26c nominal. Pork-Stan-
derd mess. $3.50. Lard-Prime steam, s.. Is.
Dressed meats Shoulders. $3.50, longs, 81;
clear ribs. 81: shorts, s7.l5. Bacon Boxed
shoulders -. S71<@6i longs, $3.50, clear ribs,
@7G215, shorts, s725.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-22
EDUCATIONAL.

DALTIMORE, MARYLAND. Is MOUNT YER
DNON PI ACE. EAST, MOUNT VERNON IN
SrIrUTE.-rngish french and German
school for Girls, Mrs. Julia K. Iutwiler and
fourth Wednesday IN September. students pre-.
pared for College and tor the Harvard E1ami-
nations for Women The senior classes arc
examined by Professors Of the Johns Hopkins
iuivcrsity. BOARDING pupils have the benefit
OF the Peabody Library. Art Rooms Lectures
and Concerts.
References: Justice John Harlem, Supreme
Court. Washington. D. g.; President ID. c. Gil
man. Dr. Minton Warren and DR.. Herbert ID;
Adams. Johns Hopkins University; Colonel
William Preston Johnston, President Tulane
Hon j. Randolph Tucker, Virginia; General q.
" Custis Lee and Professor James A. Harrison.
Washington and lee University: General scott
ship. Virginia Military Institute; Mr.. Skipwith
Weimer and Mr.. Randolph Barton, Baltimore;
Major Holmes Conrad and NJ. Robert Barton,
Winchester. w 22-zw.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-22
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Ill. July Wheat Wheat was
strong on receipts falling short Of estimate, n
large decrease in wheat on ocean passage and
liberal export ceArances Closing prices were
PC higher: receipts, no cars.
Corn Corn was firm on a good cash de-
mand. and closed %@Hc higher. Receipts.
G6l cars
Oats Oats closed h@%c. higher in sympa-
thy with wheat and corn RECEIPTS 302 cars
Provisions Provisions were strong in SYM
pathv with the higher prices for hogs and
the strength in corn. Pork and ribs closed
12l8c. higher, and lard with gain Of 1Oc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-22
RICHMOND GENERALM ARK ETs.


NVVI9s HINF'' LII I iHf' 10
-Tub-washed. free burrs, Soc. nnwash-
ed do. 2ie23c.: MeTino, unwashed l7c.; bury,
8Ca9c. per pound less
CEMENT. LIME PLAsTER. ErC.
Cement ROsendale, $40 per barrel.
Lime: Agricultural Sal0c. per bushel; Rock
land 81 l0asl 10 per barrel, according 10 guam
tity; VTginia Sl.O0a8l.05.
Plaster lump, $400 per ton; ground, $50;
calcined plaster, Sl.65.
North Carolina Tar, large size, %; coal tar,
o.. 800.
Fire Brick: per 900, s55as6O
plastering Hair 4a5c. per pound.
FLOUR.
Fine. ssOoasa.2 %; euporfne. $375as4O0; extra,
family s4s0as4.75; patent family S5.25aS5.40
Beeswax: Csc per pound.
Biack- Oak Bark: Rossed $1,000 per 2,2i0
wounds; black oak and chestnut, rough, s6.00a
s7OO per 5000 pounds. -
Flasseed: si.20asl.S0 per bushel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-22
Cincinnati.

CrxcINNArI, O.. July q. Pork regular at
slO. 75QlO.s7iI family, sll.12i lm1l;25. Lard /
Kettle-dried. GslM6Ac Bacon Short clear
sides ~, @7xc. Whisky Sales of ,OJ6 barrels
of finished goods on the basis Of Sl.l6 per
enllOn for high-Wlnes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-22
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
- Ill - 80 40. z


NoTICE.-Au persons Interested in the de-
cree an extract OF which the foregoing Is, are
hereby notified that have appointed tuesday.
the 25th day OF August 1891. a. the time and the
place for making the inquiries and stating the
accounts directed by the decree aforesaid. when
and where you are required to attend.
Given under my hand this 18th day u July,
1891 j. \. HAhlIS,
Commissioner in Chancery Of the Circuit Court
OF New Kent jyH-iW
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-22
PILE CURE.

JAPANESE PILE CURE.-A GUARANTEED
IL 4cIJRE FOR PILES Of whatever kind or de-
eree~External. Internal, Blind or Bleeding,
itching, Chronic, Recent or Hereditary. 81 a
CENT of price We guarantee 10 cure any case
of Piles Guaranteed and sold only by T. p.
REEVES ~ CO. Druggists and Seedsmen. Goa
east Marshall street. Richmond. Va.
tei-we,tr.s uly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-22
ONE DOLLAR AND UPWARDS
RECEIVED on DEPOSIT, AND INTEREST
ALLOWED.
LOANS MADE ON REAL ESTATE. NEGO-
TABLE PAPER DISCOUNTED.
Open daily till 7. NJ; Saturday till 7. NJ
fe9-su wc6frlY
LEGAL NOTICE.

IN NEW KENT CIRCUIT COURT. MAY /,
i 1891.
Chapman's per. rep. against b. Il. Jones per.
rep "a ais; and Chapmans per rep again
Y. L. Jones per. rep. ct als., and w. j. Jones
against H. l.. Henley. per. rep. et as
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-22
Wilmington.

WILMINGTON, n. c. July 2l.-Spirits turpen
tine dull at 33}6c hosin firm; strained. SIG
good strained. S1.25. Tar firm. Crude tuf
pentne firm; hard, S1.25; yellow dip ap'
virgin. $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-22
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

GRATN And COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. Va, July p, 1891.
OFFERINGS.
Wlea'-o 900 bushels
Corn White, LAB bushels. Mixed, GOO
bushels Total 2,02S bushels
Oa.s 1000 bushels
' o1al--1G tons.
BALES
Wheat 100 bushels.
t0rn-G4 bushels
QUOTATIONS..
Wheat Longberry, s5c 20 CSC. mixed. $50.
g. oic shortberY. soc. 10 9lc. No 2 rcd. 92c.
o. 53c
Corn White. prime Virginia, 75c. No. q
white Use. to 75c No z mixed. zoo.
Oats No. 2. 43c. 90 5lc.. No. 3, 100 TO 42c.;
feiected Soc 20 $50.
Rye Use. % SOC
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-22

COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY, VIII
NLIAMsBURG, VA. SESSION BEGINS OCI-
ODER l. 1891. CLOSES July I. 1891. Tho best
College in the south; provides a thorough
normal and academic training; historical spr-
rOundings, healthy climate; f0rty-elght miles
from Richmond Oh tho Chesapeake and OHIO
railroad Terms. cheap Expenses for students
willing 10 teach two years IN the public schools
of Virginia. board. fuel, lights and washing, $40
per month; other students from tl2 90 sit per
months Tuition fee chsrgeetle against such
students as are not willing to take a pledge 10
teach sl25O per half session Send for cata-
logue. LYON q. I1LEh, President.
observation-disclosures
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-22
N cuANcERY OF AMENDED And suPLEaEN-
TAI BILL.

The object of this suit is 20 compel from the de-
PENDANT The Bermuda Construction Company,
tho discovery OF the names OF the holders OF GER
tain papers purporting 10 be the bonds OF Pow
hatan county, and described above, other than
the defendants, Asa ID. Watkins. ". q. Nenaole,
$. II. Bliss, Howard SwlnefOld g.. T. Henlcy ana
NJ. J.. Van Doren, and 10 enloIn tho defendant
board from levying any tax upon The properly
OF the plaintiffs 10 pay and satisfy the SAID
bonds or interest thereon or any part thereof,
and to compel the defendants, the said holders
OF said alleged bonds, 10 surrender them lul o
court for cancellation and destruction, and 60
enioin the defendants, the holders Of laid
bonds from selling and transferring the same.
And affidavit having been made and hled that
the holders Of said sO-caled and alleged
bonds of the county of Powhatan, with tho eK-
caption of the defendants, Asa ID. Watkins, W.
g. Nenahle y III. Bliss, Howard SWnetOfd, &.
T. Henley and NJ. l.. Van DOren, are unknown,
il is ordered that the said unknown holders DO
appear here within fifteen day, after due pub
LEGATION of this order and do what MAJ be
necessary to protect their interest IN this suit.
II is further ordered that copy hereof be IN
serted once week for four successive weeks III
The RICHMOND IIMEs. a newspaper published IN
the city of Richmond. and that copy be at
once posted al the front door of tho court
house Of this county.
A cOpy--Ieste; -
JAMES A. TII.MAN.
County Clerk.
WILLIAM NJ. FLANAGAN and ROBERT I. THomE'
ma. iy22-w-iW
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-22

HAyING QUALIFIED As EXECUTRfX AND
III EXECUTOR Of the estate OF JOIN r.
ALLEN. deceased. all persons indebted 10 ihr
sane or TO whom the same IS ~, MI
please call for settlement on JOHN DONLOf'
1909 Bank street, Mchmond, ~
-0'' ANN Z. now, Exccutriv.
JOHN DUNLOP Executor
;voo.we4w OF John I. Allen. deceased.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-22
IrrrRAcr OF pEcRrE. ETol

And it is further adiudged. ordered and de
creed that one OF the cOmmissioners oi TINS
court take. state and settle the following &C
counts and make report at the next term OF lhla
court
J. An account of the amount Of purchase;
money arising from sale Of real estate collected
and now remaining IN bank.
.. An account OF pro rata distribution OF funds
now in bank. having regard 10 dignity ana pr
ority Of claims. and also TO what has already
been paid on debts proved.
g. An account of purchase-money bonds for
sale of real estate still unCOlected.
4 An account Of land still uns0ld.
But before said commissioner shall proceed 10
take said accounts ne shall publish a notice of
the time and place of taking said accounts once
q week for four successive weeks IN some con
venlent newspaper which shall be equivalent 20
personal service Of said notice on the parties to
these causes.
And said commissioner in making aforesaid
report shall report any indebtedness against the
estate Of b. b. JOres, deceased, or v :. Jones.
deceased, that may be properly proved before
him and shall report any matters specially
stated deemed pertinent by said commissioner
or which may be required by any person inter
ested 10 be so stated
An oXtract-test }. y. HAhhls' Olerk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-22
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OPERATIONS OF gHs Nv YORK
sT0oK MARKET.

a,,.s,lop Of Tobacco n, Richmond and other
surorsant Centros--Quotstleps of tho New
york and Liverpool Cotton Msrkets--Pre.
stsiunt and Train.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-22
IN POWHATAN CIRCUIT COURT CLERK S
l OFFICR on TIE l1TH DAY OF JUDY. lsal

William NJ. Flanagan and Robert Bell who
sue FOR the benefit Of themselves and all other
land taxpayers OF PoWhatan countyexcept the
defendants who will come N and make them
selves parties to this suit. .Plalntn5
against
Tie Farmville and Powhatan Railroad Com
pany. he Bermuda Construction Company
the Board Of Supervisors of PoWhatan county
and Asa. D. Watkins, W. G.. {enable' 5. II.
Bliss II. Swineford, c. T. Henley. VI J.. Van
Doren and the other holder or holders OF GER
tain alleged and so-called bonds Of Powhatan
county purportipg TO be issued by said county;
dated on the l4th day Of October, 1881. and
signed by x. :. Reams. chairman or The
Board of Supervisors of the comfy Of fqnha-
tan Va, and attested by James 4. Ilman.
clerk OF the County Court II Powhatan
county, Va. and purporting 20 be issued in
pursuance of an act Of the Assembly, OF Nlr-
ginia approved on the 5th DAY OF February,
1885, and Al order Of the County Court OF Pow
hatan county. made and entered upon Its rec
ords on the 9Th day of September 1856, and
orders of the Board OF supervisors Of SAID
county made and entered upon their records
on the 2sd day OF October 1856, and sub,e-
quonty" AMI each Of said bonds being for the
sum OF $1,000, the name or names OF such
other holder or holders being unknown.
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