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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-10
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, Va. July 9.-No offerings at
auction on Change to-day.
Offerings on Change for tho week ending
today 2S4 packages sun-cured tobacco;
highest price for the week. S2l.50.
Private sales reported to the secretary Of
the Richmond Tobacco Eede to-day: Filters,
~ hogsheads; scrap (brighD, IA; leaf dark
g. Total. "a hogsheads
Private sales reported to the secretary Of
the Richmond Tobacco Trade for the week
ending to-day. Wrappers. II hogsheads fill
smokers, SO; leaf dark, 553. Total, 779
hogshsads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day: In
spectons-Bright, 81 hogsheads and tierces;
dark l6 hogsheads: Western, II hog heads.
No reinspections.
Inspections and renspections for the week
ending to-day: InspectiOns-Brght 761 hogs
heads and tierces: dark. $50 hogsheads and
2l7 tierces; Western. ~ hOgsheads. Rein
spections-Bright, 80 hogsheads dark. 80.
Virginia, Farmers. Wilson's, Naughan's.
Orenshaw's. Allegheny. Dsenport's. Skockoe.
and SeabrOOks tobacco warehouses report
to-oay: Receipts. 122 packages deliveries, "a
packages.
The same tobacco warehouses with Old
Dominion, Jones, Meals. Shelburne's and
Planters added report for the week ending
to-day; Receipts. 9S packages; deliveries,
$50 packages.
Excess Of receipts for the week ending to-
day. 80 packages.
United States internal revenue collections
for the city of Richmond. Va, to-day Cigars
and cigarettes, S4l72; plug tobaccos, a.
452.l5; special. S75 Total. s5,6g9.l5. For
the week ending to-day: Cigars and oiga-
retts. sl2 663: plug tobaccos. $40, 1913; spe-
clal tax, 81, $50 Total, $50, 770.33.
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RICHMOND GENERAL MARKETS.
PRODUCE.


Butter: Fancy packed. 10 to 49,; store
packed, u to &c.: common, 5 to l0c.
Eggs: In crates, 16 TO l7c.; in barrels and
boxes, Ice.
Live Poultry, per head: Spring chickens,
large and fat, % TO 40c.; medium, - to 30c. !;
small, 1917 10 l5c.; hens, fat, 80 10 &c.; hens
and ROSTERS, 70 70 3Oc.
Calves, per pound, TO &C.; lambs, per
pound, 8 to &C; sheep, per pound, gross, 8
10 41Sc.
Fruits and Melons: Cherries, wax, per
basket, Soc; whortleberries, per quart, 10
lOc.; cantelOupes. per barrel crate, So TO $3.50;
peaches Florida, carrier crate, $l50 TO 81;
south Carolina, per box, 25c. TO 81; plums,
per box, soc. TO 81: blackberries, per quart
5 10 1Oc.; Oranges, Florida, per box. $500 TO
s.; watermelons, per 100, $50 to $50; June
apples, per bushel, Sl.6O -.
SOUTHERN VEGETABLES.
Snaps: North Carolina, fiat, % TO Soc;
round, Toe. TO 81.
Tomatoes; Florida, No. 1, per box. IS to
$500; No. ?, 81 10 S2.25.
Potatoes: south Carolina, No. l, per barrel,
s. TO $3.50; North Carolina, No. l, $3.50 TO 81;
No. ,. 81 TO 81.
Cukes North Carolina, per box, $3.50 10
Sl75 South Carolina, per box, 81 % 10 Sl.75.
Pineapples: l0s.
Oranges: Messina, 81 to $3.50.
Cabbage, crate, Hanover, Sl.5O TO $1.75.
Bananas, choice, per bunch, $3.50 TO s..
Lemons box, 360s, So.
Potatoee, Irish, old, per bushel, &C.,; new,
per barrel $3.50 10 S4
Cukes, per box, SLID.
Snaps, per box, 75c. 10 81.
Preserves, assorted, per pound, 10.
Apple d liter, per pound. 41Sc.
Jelly, assorted, per pound, &c.
Pickles, per 600 keg, 800.
REMARKS.
Butter-Receipts heavy and market quiet
Rggs-Receipts liberal and market easy; ex-
pect lower prices every day. Chickens are in
good demand and prices high. Southern
truck market well supplied; prices very low.
Fruits are in good demand and prices good.
For the last two months our market has been
well supplied with Southern truck and prices
have been good. Hanover stock Is coming in
now which causes decline IN prices.
COUNTRY BACON.
Hams. small, Virginia, l3al6c. per pound.
Hams, large, Virginia, lOal2c.
Sides, 71faSc. per pound
Shoulders, 6lSa7c. per pouna.
Country Lard, 6a64c.; per pound
DRIED FRUIT.
AppIes, Red and Brown, sliced, sass. per
pound: Fancy, 4a5zc.; Quarters z1saoc:
Peaches. fancy, peeled, 7aSc.; medium,
6aGc.; dark, 4a4l1c.; uDpeeled, 2azho'
BlackberHes, 21t93c.
Huckleberries, 7aIsc.
Raspbefries, 1Sal4c.
Pittsd Cherries. 0aIQo.
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HopkInsviiIe. XIV.

HopK1Nsv11LE, Ky, July Equality and
condition were even less desirable than last
reported. Offerings consisted largely of to-
bacoo that had passed through the sweat and
now shows mould and other damage from
having been packed in too high order. Non
descripts and damaged tobsccos were IN
changed in price, while all kinds in good con-
dition were rather higher. Farmers are COM
nlaining greatly Of the loss of plants from
grasshoppers aud have been compelled to do
an unusual quantity Of repianting. Fortu-
nately they have been favored with con
tinued good rainy seasons for the purpose
But the effect of such large amount Of re-
planting will be to make the crop very uG-
even in size and much of it late.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
or.,ine, and Sales ut the Richmond Tobacco
rxchango-Internal Revenue Coiisc-
tions-Foreicn Advloes.

NV York. July Q. Money closed easy at
. per cent. lowest rate The highest. "a.
Exchange closed steady; posted rates. $3.50
.s9,5. actual rates. asa for sixty days and
ASST. FOR demand. Governments steady; cur
rency So. LOG bid, 4s, coupons, ll6A bid;
extended 2s. registered 100 bid.
stocks were almost lifeless The sales ag-
crecated only $780, shares. Notwthstand-
ine an unfavorable bank statement and the
excessive dulness. prices advanced fraction
ally in most instances. Louisville and Nash
vile was an exception, declining per cent
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ST.. LOUIS. Mo-. July 9.-Flour weak and
dull: patents, "a. 15aA25: extra fancy, S8.SO,g
$50: fancy, $8.40a850; choice, S2.799
ass family. s24Oa26O. Wheat about I'M
changed Corn lower; July and August, Acc;
September. 40 SC. Oats dull and lower. July,
20 c.: August 29c.: September, zg14c. FORK
standard mess. eli for old, S12 for new.
Lard-Prime steam. s6.95. Dry salted
Shoulders, $3.50; longs and clear
ribs 1882: shorts. S7.75. Bacon-Boxed
shoulders sG,87j5; longs and clear ribs.
s8.3755; shorts, $500.
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By Chewing Rose,
Real Estate AGENTS. AuctioDsers and Brokers'
No. 5noah Ttnth street.
T'RUSrEE S AUCTION SALE
OLA
LOT OF LAND on NORTH SIXTH STREET
WITH TWO NEW FRAME DWELL
INGS THEREON.
TRUSIEE S AUCTION SALE

By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust dated nth
Of September. 1897 and Of record in the clerk ;
Office Of Richmond Chancery Court In Deed
Book III A, page 2ss, default having been made
in the payment of the debt therein secured, and
being required so to do BY the beneficiary L
will sell by auction, upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 18TH DAY or july 1892
at 6 O'Clock p. NJ. all that certain LOT OF
LAND lying and being in the city OF Richmond,
fronting on the east side Of Sixth street between
Leigh and Duya streets 81 feet by depth OF
1919 feet upon VIII ch has recently been erected
two nice frame dwellings. well constructed and
inviting both as home or investment.
TFRMs: ash as TO expenses of sale and 10 pay
of note Of s2g7 with interest from goth day OF
September, 1891. ill paid, subject, however e. a
prior lien. the terms Of which will be stated
at time Of sale.
EDWARD s. ROSE. Trustee.
CHEWING ROsE. AuctiOneers. Jy9
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RICHMOND. Va. July Q. IS

IlIDHHVNIIt ' 10 VUIJ y W.
Offerings AS bushels; white
corn. $40 bushels: mixed corn, 5000 bush
els. oats, 1000 bushels; peas, Is bushels,
mill ofal. 10 tons.
Sales-Wheat. 47s bushels: white corn,
14O bushels peas, 26 bushels
Qu0tations.-W heat-LongberTy Soc to
Ste mixed SIC. TO $50; shortberry SOC. to
&c.; No 2 red. $40. 20 S5c. Corn-White Yir-
gnia 64c. TO e5c.; No. 2 white. 68c = 65c.;
No. mixed, sc. to 5sc Oats-Ao. 2, 35c. 10
IS c.; No. g. 36c. TO Sc Rye, soc. to S5e.
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BYE. A Catlin. Auctioneer,
Nos. 3 and Z north Eleventh street.
BROAD STREET
SOUTH sTDE)
BRICK STORE At AUCTION.

40 request OF the owner. who is determined
to sell, will offer al public auction, on the
premises, on
TUESDAY. july 70. lso2.
n. o'clock p NJ. the BRlrh TORE AND
DWELLING No. 2l9 west Broad street The lot
fronts 22I4 feet and extends back iN feet 20 an
alley IS feet wide. Tie fact that our shrewdest
and most successful business men have been
buying up ali the property that has been offered
II this locality for several years past is sufficient
assurance Of its prospective value. The most
approved per cent bonds offer no better
security for the investment than does property
on Broad street, while the profits to be rea-
sonably expected in a series Of years is very
large. Values heresbouts will necessarily grow
much faster than the city will, for this is the
only permanent retail thoroughfare within its
bounds.
TERMS: At sale. L. A. CATLlN,
iyiO-td Auctioneer.
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nnenfna. 4lohesL 0losne.
Wheat-July
live Stock Market.

UNION STOCK YARDS. Ill. July 9-Cattle-
Receints s 00O. weak. common o. extra steers,
AZ 75e5. Us. stockers and feeders, s2.50@ o.s5'
cows. heifers and bulls. s1.5O@3.5O; Hogs
Receipts. i. 900: weak and , cents lower for
heavy. light grades steady. heavy. $4,000
500: mixed and medium. $1,000 $50 hghnt'
S5.5Oa5.9O. light. s5.5Oa590. sheep.-ke-
ceipts. 1000. firm; common TO choice. siGb.
Lambs fA25(n7
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LrvERroo1. July Spot cotton steady.
Middling uplands l5-16. Sales, 5000 bales.
Futures steady; July-August, 5l-64; August
September, 55-64; September, 3 57-64; Octo-
Der November 6l-64.
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Cincinnati.

CNcrNNATI. O., July 9-Pork-Regular.
sl2612.25 family. s1275@13. Lsrd-Kette
dried, $3.50 BacOn-Short clear sides $3.50 ~
GG55. Whisky-Sales Csc barrels of finished
goods on the basis Of Sl15 per gallon for
high wines
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NFw YORK July Cotton futures closed
steady Receipts at the ports for the day are
estimated at s.. COO bales, against 2 $50 last
week aud 1000 last year The quantity Of
this crop coming into sight the past week is
1900 bales. against ~. 900 last year. and the
total movement since September lst Is o. $780,
900 bales, against 1901 600 q year agO-an in
crease of 100000 bales The visible supply in
this country is now at the ports, $4,000
bales interior towns 10000, against 100000
and So 00J respectively last year-an eX-
cess of 500 600 bales. Stock in New York
warehouses 100000 bales, against $4,000
lsst year. The visible supply Of all erowths
30 this country and Europe IS ,O63, 600 bales
more than in 1891, and 1,75500O more than
50 1880. The spot market is steady at
> IS advance In quotations. Midlings, rs:
Gales a03 bales transactions in futures
6Q00 bales Official closing quotations.
July 712@I1A August, 7.l6oLlG Ssptem-
Der, I23d1.2A October l.339L34 hoyem-
Der 1904; December, 1850 So January,
Es2aL83: February. 7.71@L78; March. 7.Sl9
Ls3. April, 7.s8dL9L
PRODUCE.
Flour closed quiet fine grades of spring
s sj0225. do. winter. S2l0L50; supertne
spring. H. 900265: do winter. $4,000 So ex-
IRA No. ] spring. S2.75a4.50, do. winter, ESQ
$50 extra No. 2 spring. SAaO43; do.
winter. eQ75031O: city mill extras. $1,000
s0 for West Indies. Southern flour closed
steady: trade and family extras. $500 40
Wheat-Options were moderately active to-
DAY with the feeling bearish. Foreign traders
hold entirely aloOf and they were unlnterest-
ell Prices closed H@1sc. lower. Spot lots
closed steady No. 2 red winter, $50; do
July. SIC. do August. S3Mc.; DO. Septem-
Uei. 50 4 c. DO. October, Soc
Corn Options were moderately active
aud weak. closing p @56c. lower: spot lots
closed dull. No 2 mixed spot, 5711c.: No. 2
pixed July. 55hc. August 542sc.; Septem-
Der sac. October. sc.
Oats Options were dull and weak, closing
generally Il 3f0 &c. lower. Spot lots closed
s.ealy no. white spot, $780,; No. 3. &C.;
Ho. mixed SPOT, 865s @36@c. No. mixed
guy, go August. 3556c.; September, $685.
No mxd &c.
Fork steady. mess. Sl1 75aSi276.
Lara nrm. July, sL35; September 1885,
October, 1876.
Sugars Raw dull Muscoyado S9-test. 22lo.;
centrifugal. y5-test, 31sc.; refined in light de-
manQ' cut-lOaf or crushed. 5q51so.; powdered,
t@Asc' granulated. 4l5@45sc.; cubes. 49B@
80 mould a. 4A@sac; confechoners' A.
Coffee Spot lots closed quiet; fair Rio car
goes, l6c. Futures closed steady: Rio or
Santos No. 2, July, Sii.60; do August, Sii.75;
do September. Sll.8O.
Pipe line certificates. At Now York Stock
Exchange opening. 5l4c. highest, 5llSc.:
lowest, 5l4c.; closing. Sic. At Consoli-
dated Ekcange August, opening, 521<c.;
highest. $50; lowest, 5Zslc.; closing, SIZE.
Spirits turpentine active and stronger.
quoted at Zyl@3051c. Sales, 49S barrels
Eosin had slow inquiry; strained, Sl.22lI:
good do. sl.25.
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Wilmington.

WILMINGTON, n. c., July 9.-Spirts tur-
pentine quiet at &c. ROsln firm; strained,
SIC: good strained. 90c. Tar firm at ga
Crude turpentine steady; hard, 81; yellow dip
and virgin, S1.65.
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Unclaimed Freight mt Auction.

J.H. Valentine will sell to the highest bid
ders about $50 packages of unclaimed freight
for Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
July 18th at Ninth-street depot. Remember
tho date. Sale will commence promptly at
10; 80 O'Clock,
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bidding by Cudahy brokers. whose previous
selling had been the sole cause OF the decline
for two days back. Shorts became alarmed
and clamored for the limited offerings. Pork
gained 22Is@25c,; lard. l2lfc.; ribs. l5c.
sysoaosf fffox,tA
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Bv virtue Of a trust deed from Bartlett Davis
10 the undersigned dated May ., 1891, and re
corded in the clerks Office Richmond CITY
Chancery Court, in ID. b. ll3 &C." page 80. de-
fault having been made in the payment OF a
portion Of the debt thereby secured, and being
required so TO DO by the benehclanes therein
named. we will sell by public auction on the
premises, on
FRIDAY. July 18TH,
ats P. VI, the property described in said deed
il being all that certain lot or parcel OF land
with ell improvements thereon and appurte-
nances thereto belonging. designa ed as No. 4l2
west Baker street. fronting on the north line OF
Baker street % feet and running DacK 10 an
alley 10 feet wide. ,,,
This is good piece Of property in thichy
populated neighborhood, and Is an excellent
stand fora store. 1t will prove fine invest
for the purchaser
TERMS Liberal and announced At sale;
GEORGE G. JEFFERSON,
J.. ULLMAN.
i'll. TALIAFERRO,
jylO-5t Trustees.
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MEETINGS.

uEApQUARTERs UNION DEMOCRATIC
IL CLUB-Oficers and active and honorary
members OF this Club are urgently requested
10 attend an important meeting a. the cluil-
room, Powels Hall, wenty- fourth and Church
Hill avenue, on MONDAY. July a., 1884, A. $40
7. NJ. tull Attendance requested.
BY order OF the President.
L. C. CRUMP.
July Q. 1892 Secretary.
~ lO-lt
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IN cHAgCERY.
IL cHAgCERY.
To the parties to the aboye-n named cause and all
nthars Intarostnd tlerNln.

To the parties TO the aboye-named cause ana al
others Interested therein;
Take notice that pursuant 10 DEGREES in this
cause OF September 5. 1891. aud April , 1892. l
shell. On the 18TH DAY 0 AUGUST, 1892, at my
Office az Goochland Courthouse. proceed 20 IN
ouire into aud make the sta ements concerning
the matters mentioned IN tie said DEGREES and
thereby referred 20 ne "a one OF the minis
sioners 10 chancery OF the said court as IoAo"s'
tO-wIt.
lJ To inquire and report whether or not the
late John Fl. Guy was entitled 20 be paid zee
for his services az attorney IN above cause anu
II so. how much and whether he IS entitled TO
commissions as special commissioner and what
balance. II any. is due from MS estate IL the sAic
~ What funds there are on hand to be dis
posed OF BIZ the court anfwho are the parties
entitled TO the same and IN "nat propor1on'
Isl Whether such parties are before the court
VIZ i. 81. MIL Ek.
Commissioner in Chsncery, Goochland Circuit
Court. s,o.,u,
JACK Of Guy q. Du-suf"
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CmcASo. III. July 9.--The grain markets
were still further depressed to-day by fears
that the Government crop report this after
noon would DO bearish. There was very little
life Ia the markets. Wheat declined 1lc.;
corn. H@1lc.; oats, 1l@Tc Receipts. wheat,
}55 carr: corn. 337 cars oats, 807 cars.
Provisions advanced sharply under brisk
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NOTlCE--I HAVE. THIS DAY PURCHASED
TRADE JOURNAL Of this city. aud hereby
notify all parties not 10 pay any subscription or
Advertising bills 10 any one except my duly
authorized agents, showing their authority
under my band. Phil. IL SHIELD:
July 4 1872. us-h
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vTIRGTVrA IN THE CHANCERY COURT
Y OF1H CITY OF RICH IOND, The ID
DAY OF July. 1892.
Mary T. sometimes called Mollie IT, Geisinger,
guardian OF Joseph v. Irene I. and llsbel Y.
Geisinger her infanrchildren .....flAihtl1s
against
Joseph v Geisinger. Irene I. Geisinger and
Mabel C. Geisnger. infants under fourteen
wears OF age John Geisipger. hate ErDsiiori
and Jacob Ernstdorf. her husband Defendants
IN cHAScERY
The object Of this suit is 10 obtain decree
for the sale OF certain real estate IN me city OF
Richmond on Nam street between Morrison apd
short streets belonging to the estate OF Joseph
n. GeIsingef, deceased, 20 pay OF all claims
against same and 10 have the residue OF pro-
ceeds after paying costs Of suit turned over 70
the parties entitled thereto or rein'ssIed Tor
their benefit sn...A..
And affidavit having been made and filed that
John Geisinger. Kate Ernsdorf and jacob
Ernstdorf. her hus and, are non-resldenis OF
this Commonwealth. they are required 10 APP
pear here within fifteen DAYS after the due pub
lication thereof AMI do what may DC necessary 10
protect their interests IN this suit.
A copy-Ieste: .,,..x,- -,
CHARLES w. G0DDIN. Clerk.
COURTNEY PArrER on. q. lyS-Saiw
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Reported by Mossrs. John l.. Williams & Sons,
bankers corner Tenth and Main stroetsI
RICHMOND, VA. July O. 1892
SALES.
800 Richmond City per cent, due 1907 and
l9q. atl8}.
2GU Richmond City IS at 1l8.
1ml Richmond City per cent AZ 100
ID. Nohm0nl lIly per cent az 100
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EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT AT THE
II corner Eighth and Main streets there Is o
FIRSr-CLASS RETAIL DRUG STORE, Open
Cigars. le l0-u
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WANTED TO RENT AN EXCELLENT
w room near the corner of Sixth and Frank
lin streets for the summer months at reduced
rates. Call at No. north Sixth between the
hours OF and il A. M. and 6 and Z Z. NJ.
ieao-tf
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TONES HE PAYS THE FREIGHT. But
~ SMITH he does the business. Therefore
there are "hies7 OH JONES' but none on SMITH,
for he is the sole dealer for tho Southern States
in the sale of Halls safe and Lock Companv's
STANDARD FIRE and BURGLAR PROOF
SAFES. BANK VAULTS, BRASS: WIRE and
SMITH OF Richmond. No. 2s north Ninth street.
Richmond. Va NH IL
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DOARDERS WANT f D.--A FEW NOPE
- families can be accommodated at this plea
SAINT resort Large. cool rooms: large. shady
grounds; fare good and water excellent. Adj
dress MRS W. s. DUNN,
iy8,t0 Gordonsville. Va.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
INTHE CHANCERY COURT OF THE CITY OF
Rich MOND.

Charles n. Watkins in his own right and as
administrator c. t. a. OF Claiborne Watkins
deceased complainant
against
Virginia I. Watkins and als...... defendants.
Extract from decree entered June II, 1921
$50 The court doth sdiudge, order and de-
cree that this cause be referred to one OF the
directed to audit state and settle the
administration accounts OF Complainant
Charles II. Watkins administrator G. :.
a. Of Claiborne Watkins, deceased. which &C
counts. together with a statements OF assets be-
longing to the estate of the said decedent, re-
celyed or dlsDursed by him, said Wa klns Is re-
quired TO exhibit and sell before sad commits
sioners And the said commissioner IS further
directed 10 inquire and report 20 the court;
l. What property belongs or belonged 10 inc
said estate, and what assets came or should
have come to the hands Of said administrator.
2 A statement OF all debts OF SAID decedent
properly changeable on his said estate, with
their amounts respectively and priorlties, u
eny; and said commissioner Is further directed
TO inquire and report whether Il - necessary 30
sell the property described on the. bill as the
powhatan Stock Farm. or any part thereof, for
the payment OF said debts"
Extract from decree entered June l6, 1921
land it appearing to the court that no
provision was made III the decree herein on
tered June II. 1892, for giving notice before
making the inquiries and stating the accounts
therein directed. the court doth adludge order
and decree that before executing the sad de-
cree OF June II, 1892 the sald commissioner
shall give notice Of the time and place OF max
ing said inquiries and stating said accounts by
publication thereof for at least once week for
four weeks in some newspaper published IN me
city Of Richmond, which notice so glven shall
be equivalent 20 personal service thereof on all
rarties in interest, except the parties to this
cause on whom personal notice shall be
served"
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VNANTED-AT ONCE. GOOD COOK
w without incumbrance for small family.
Good wages paid 10 one who will suit Address
G.. L. o., care Tue TINES. jess-tf
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OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS JACKSON Guy
No. 9 GoDpIG HALL, REDMOND, '

OFFICE OF COMAIssloNEE JACKSON uUI.
No. GoDDIS HALL, RICHMOND, VA.
June 25 l592)
To the Parties TO the Above Suit:
/ have fixed on Wednesday, the 9th day OF
July A. D., 1892, at II o'clock A. d., as the time
cnting the DEGREES of which the foregoing are
extracts. Given under my hand as commits.
sioner in chancery OF the Chancery Court OF
saia JACKSON GUY,
Commissioner
FRANK n MCGUIRE.
Counsel for all Parties TO the Suit. je26-su4w
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AUCTION sALEs-Monday.
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HON CONSTABLES SALE!

Will sell az public auction. on
MONDAY. THE f1rH DAY or JuLr, 1892.
at II o'clock A. D.. at my Office. No. 1905 east
Franklin street. the following property 20 sat-
isfy sundry writs IN my hands: Wardrobes, Blu,
reaus, Wasnst8nds. fables, Cane and Wood
Lounges Towel Racks Trunks. Clocks. Pic
lures, Cooking stove. &c. &c Also one Eng
lish Saddle and Blanket.
TERMS: Cash. Z. c.. GARRISON,
jy lott II. G. Q. X
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XXTANTED-AT A2 NORTH TENTH STREET.
w FEW GENTLEMEN BOARDERS. Spe-
cial rates 10 party of two or more. Private
family central location and accommodations
first class. ~ 3-2w'
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INTHE CIRCUIT COURT Or GooCHLAND
i COUNTY.
.RlaintiF,

A. u. Hamilton. FIHInIIu'
against ,.
George hurston. Thomas Dunneyant and Eliz,
abeth his wife. Merriwether HUMPHREYS and
Susan his wife. William Burelgh. sandy Bur
leigh and Elizabeth his wife, James burlelgh
and Prudence his wife, Newton Becker and
Charlotte b. his wife, David Humphrles and
Sssan his wife. Susan Glass and - Glass
her husband, and John ". Harlow and others
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. ~ ~ r, 80 - ~ ~ r ~ 90 % - ~ ~ ~ fN-0N-
EoR sALE-PROPERTY N EyERy. POR
Il TON OF THE CITY AND SUBURB AZ
figures that will suit ali We have number Of
special bargains that we will take pleasure IN
showing DEN0ON, IUPPER q co.,
jylO-lt sol Main street.
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Nashville
Liverpool.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, July 9-Market un-
changed.