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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18
THE EASTERN SHORE.
Judge GiIIctt's FuncraI-Thc POTATO
crowers' Association.

ONANCOCK. VA. August 17.-(Special)
Many persons attended the funeral of
Judge John w. Gnlet yesterday
az Accomac Courthouse. The services,
which were short and simple but very
impressive were held in the Mackenzie
Presbyterian church, and, in the absence
Of the pastor, were conducted by the
Rev. r. T.. c. Lawson, OF Belle Haven.
The pall-bearers were Judge Benjamin I.
Gunter. Major John +. Wise. Judge John
w. G.. Blackstone, Thomas w. Black
stone. Samuel r. Ross. Harry W. Custis.
Ohio l.. Parker, and William Ayres' all
lifelong friends or close kinsmen OF the
deceased jurist. Tho remains we're III
TERED in the family burying ground in
the village
The meeting Of farmers and truckers
from AccOmac and Northampton counties
held at Parksley Saturday TO form an
association 10 protect their interests
against commissioner and local buyers
was largely attended. Dr. John T.. Will
kins, OF northampton. formerly flsh
Commissioner of Virginia, was made per
manent chairman, and Mr.. Edward -
Wise. Of Accomac, secretary Inc COM
mittee appointed at the previous meeting
tain Orris A.Breuue. State Senator George
W. LeCato. and Delegate Charles Smith
submitted a report on organization, when
was unanimously adopted. The plan pro
yides for meetings I'm each magisterial
district OF the two counties 10 be heid
next Saturday for the purpose OF FORM
ing district associations. These ulstilct
associations are TO send delegates to
convention that will form a central or
esnization for the two counties, ana ap-
point a board Of directors, consisting or
one from each magisterial district. All
members of the association VIII be re-
quired TO have their potatoes inspected
graded. and stamped before they snip
them. and no inferior potatoes VIII De
sent TO market By this means II is
boped that a reputation may be esiab-
lished in the markets for the potatoes
grown I'm this section. and that by scat
tering the crop among many large cities
no one market may be glutted by them.
II is also Intended that ways ana means
shall be devised 60 prevent. as far as
possible. the middlemen from depressing
prices to suit their own selhshness.
Many of the leading farmers OF both
the Eastern Shore counties were present
and a strong feeling prevailed that unless
something Is done speedily for the potato
growers Of this section they Will OK
perlence the most disastrous times ever
known on the Eastern Shore OF virginia.
The Rev. Or. James Nelson piesideh'
of the Womans College, OF hlchhonu'
who was taken III here last week WINE
attending the Accomac Baptist Associa-
ton. is rapidly recovering.
The Northern Methodists began camp
meeting at Parksley yesterday. An enor-
nous crowd was present
The Rev Thomas 5. DunaWay VIII con-
duet revival meetings during the coming
week at the Drumondtown Baptist church'
of which his nephew, Elder j. Manning
Runaway, is the pastor.
Mr.. L. d. Teakle Quinby, young law
yer Of Atlanta, Ga. is visiting his father
family here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18
CLARKE SOCIETY.
An Enjoyable German-Summer WISH
Tors.

BERRYVILLE. VA. August T.-(Spe-
oial)-The German Club gave another OF
their delightful dances at Winston Hall
on Friday night. These dances have be
come very popular. chiefly because Of
the admirable manner in which they are
conducted Admission Is by ticket only
and thus they arc as select as II given
al q private house. Friday night there
were about ffty couples present-the
usual social set In the county-and
number from a distance. Among lhose
from distance were Misses Nellie Trap
nell May Mason, and - Hays ana
lIessrs William TTapnen, Wilmer Lau-
mer Shirley, and willis, from Charles
town. W Va: Messrs. Holmes Conrad,
EDGAR WoythinEtOn. and Ned. Brown
froro Winchester: Misses Chalmers or
Alexandria; Saille Stevenson OF WASH
ington: - Belle, and - Todd OF Baiu-
more: Griffith, of Montgomery county,
Nd: Julia McDorald w Va; Mildred
Nelson. Of Frederick county, Nd, ana
Ieavenworth Of Peter burg. Va, and
Messrs. Charles and William Carson, OF
Front Royal; Thomas Boiling, Of Staun-
ton: GarAslt Nelson and Keene Clagett' or
Frederick county. Nd: Powell Mime
gercde. Of Alexandria; Joseph Denny, OF
stanton; Edward Mcdonald, Of LOUIS
VILE, Ky; Bailey and Slingluf, Of Baiu-
The chaperones were Mesdames Gordon
Van Hook, Dawson Mccormick, and $ 5.
Thomas.
Hon Marshall Mccormick has returned
from ten days trip 10 Atlantic city.
Mrs. NJ. j. Coke. who has been abroad
for over a year visiting England and the
Continent. reached home Friday.
Miss Millicent Mcdonald, Of ST. Louis,
Is visiting relatives I'm the county.
Rev Garter Page and family, of
Cambridge. Nd, are visiting Mrs. r. NJ.
Powers at Wickifte.
Miss Mamie ID. Thomas has returned
from a visit 10 relatives in Frederick
county. Nd.
Miss sanIe Stevenson. OF Washington
Is visiting Mrs. $. 5. Thomas.
Mr. Fred. Valentine, Of Richmond, Is
with his family at Rest Easy"
Mr. William Haigh. Of Baltimore. is
visiting MIR. Charles s. Lee
Mr. J. Wilson Griffith. OF Charleston
S. g.. spent Sunday with his parents here.
Miss Baumberger. Of BoonsbOro'. Nd.
IS visiting Miss Marie Lewis, at "Buena
Vista"
Mr. Gordon Van Hook. OF Washington,
Is the guest Of Or. X. i. Page.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18
Observation-Disclosures IN GOTHAM.
Managers Likely 10 rs
tnbIish Them There.
(New York Journal)


It was semi-oficially announced yes'er-
dav that the National Democratic Com
mittee had decided to have branch
beadouarters at the Hoffman House, in
this city.
The force at the headquarters Will, II
&c said consist of two members Of the
Executive or Campaign Committee, ana
several Of the members of the National
Committee from the New England states
The headquarters I'm New York viii De
the distributing point for campaign htera-
ture I'm the East and its importance VIII
depend largely upon the result OF the
Maine election Should the free silver
cause In Maine develop the strength OF
the old greenback sentiment, as some eN-
meet il 10 do, il will be a very important
headquarters.
Sneakers will be assigned to Maine
New Jersey. and other Eastern states
and an effort made TO make tho kepup-
licans fight on the defensive in The East.
Instead of the West being overrun with
Eastern speakers, principally renegade
Democrats anxious TO talk for gold. the
territory west Of the Mississippi will be
cornuaratively clear, as this RepuDlcan
and "Hannite" strength will have TO be
used at home.
The National Committee believe that
while the battle-ground Of the campaign
As in the Middle West, they may by an ei-
fort under favorable circumstances. sue
coed T.. carrying several Eastern States.
They do not. however wish TO waste any
strength upon the East unless there Us
every indication Of success. They believe
that the Maine election will be in mea-
sure an Indication Of what they may eA-
poet I'm the East.
They will not relax their efforts. now
ever. 10 carry all the Western States.
While all that portion Of the country
west Of the Mississippi and east and
south Of the Mason and Dixon line Is
considered as safe for Bryan and SewaiL
no effort win be spared TO make 1t abso-
lutely certain.
The intention in placing the natlona.
headquarters in Chicago was 10 make the
States Of Illinois Wisconsin. and Indiana
the actual backgrounds. The Republi-
can managers, approaching that such
was the case, selected Chicago as the
national headquarters. and, as member
of the Democratic Committee remarked
a few days ago. Showed us what they
themselves believed to be their weakest
spot"
The location OF a branch headquarters
In New York City. I'm view OF the fac
tonal fight now going on in the Repub.i-
can party. viii do much 70 strengthen the
cause OF the Democratic ticket in this
state.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18
wEATHERHOLTz TRIAL.
The Fourth Day-TestImony for the
Defence.

WOODSTOCK, August i7-(special)-
The fourth day Of the Weatherholtz muir
der case attracted the largest crowd 10
the courthouse that has been seen here
for years. About COO persons were in the
large courtroom at both Of the sessions.
commemorative Attorney Baker sur
prisod the Court and the attorneys for
the defence by announcing at the open
Ing OF the morning session that he would
rest his case. The counsel for the prisoner
being taken by complete surprise, were
compelled 90 ask for some time TO confer,
and the court was adjourned 70 the hour
o. the afternoon session, when the de-
fence introduced Taylor Wenger TO show
how WcatheTholtz escaped from jail, and
Il great number Of witnesses who at
tempted 20 assail the commemorative
testimony = man and wife by the name
OF owens. from Hardy county. W. Va.
attempted 10 establish an alibi for the
prisoner. but the woman became con-
fused IN her testimony and got IL very
much mixed. The defence then introduced
the ACCUSED, who stoutly denied all know
ledge Of the crime for which he Is in
dicted. lie attempted to give history
Of his wanderlnes while a fugitive, but
the most conservative think the defence
was not benefited by the testimony Of
Weathcrholtz The Commonwealth VIII
INTRODUCES lot Of rebuttal evidence to-
morrow. and the case will be argued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18
THROUGH THE STATE
DEATH OF A BELoNED FREDE-
RICIxsBURG LADY.
An Aged Lady OF spotsyIvAnia Dies
Robbed of scvcnty-Fiyc Dollars
stafford Republicans Elect Com
sresSionaI Convention Delegates.

FREDERICKSBURG VA, August H.
Especial )--Our community was saddened
to-day by the sudden death Of Mrs. Fan
ME Tucker Carmichael. wife OF DR.. w.
). Carmichael. of this place. Mrs Car
michael was a most cstimable and charm
Ing woman. beloved and respected by all.
She was a Miss Bryan. granddaughter OF
Judge John Coaltcr Of Chatham. where
she was born, aud was connected with
the Randolph family. and was sister
OF Mr.. Joseph Bryan. owner Of the Rich
mond Times Mrs. Carmichael was in the
Both year of her age. and had for many
years been prominent here in social ana
charitable matters.
DEATH IN sPOTSYLVANIA.
Mrs. Betsey Cannon. an aged Christian
ls0y. died at the home Of her sou. In
spotsyvania county. last night She was
noted for her devotion 10 tho Lost
Cause" and many oX-ConfedcIates OF
this and other states were recipients OF
her kindness during the war.
Mr.. Samuel Deshazo. OF this place. has
been nominated by the Socialist Labor
party as IA candidate for Congress from
this district
A ROBBERY.
Mr.. L. r. Portch. Of this place. was
robbed Of SO few days ago. lie had
500 in his coat pocket, which he placed
An The closet of building on which he
was working. Some one succeeded IN
getting 10 &c. and abstracting the amount
above mentioned.
The Republican convention at STAFFORD
81 selected
ing delegates and alternates 10 the Eighth
District Republican Convention. Dele
gates-W X. Helm. James Il. Simpson
II. W. Edwards. NJ. X. Lowery. D. W.
Coakley, II. q. Chesley, Ham. Toles, X
Il. johnson. and X. l.. Fiatford; Alter
nates-K. y. Coombs, Lee Wallace, George
Kenney. and Thomas Jackson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18
MRS. BEECHER ILL.
Frustrated by the Heat-Expected to
Recover.
New York Journal-l7th)

New York Journal-l1th)
Mrs Henry Ward Bcecher was not In
her pew. in Plymouth church, yesterday.
II was the first Sunday she had missed
for a long time, and illness alone kept
her away Mrs. Beecher's illness Is Sc
we're but her physician Or. w. X. Searle'
saws she will recover, and in so dong
nrove once more the wonderful vitality
She possesses for a woman whose oith
birthday will be August 18th.
Mrs Beechers condition is dlrectiy
traceable TO the terrible heat OF last
week Before that she had been almost
as lively as a girl OF u.
the sick woman first felt the effects
Of the weather a week ago last Sunday.
She had been to Plymouth church, and
had walked TO her home, AT No. 40
Orange street, on the sunny side OF the
street
A friend was with her, and Mrs
Reecher was so interested in the con-
versatlon that she did not notice her
fatigue. When she reached home she
was nearly Frustrated. and could not get
ont again until Wednesday. She should not
have gone out then, her doctor says, but
an old friend was ill., in New York and
Mrs. Beecher was determined 10 see
her.
She came over from Brooklyn in a
carriage. and stood that part Of the trip
well. but while on the way back she
was Frustrated.
on several occasions before Mrs.
Beecher has recovered from illnesses that
would be fatal to most people Of her age.
When asked TO give the secret Of her
perpetual youthfulness. she said:
IF there Is any reason, 1t is because
I have resolved never TO become an old
woman.
When in good health Mrs. Beecher
sleeps but five hours out Of the twenty
four. She f. always up at o'clock and
never goes TO bed before midnight The
only exception 10 these hours Is when
she has important literary work to DO.
She will then work all night at times,
and rest herself only by a short nap in
the afternoon.
When II became known yesterday that
Mrs. Beecher was IN. many Of her
husbands old congregation called 10 ask
after her health. She was unable 70
see them, but sent word that she would
be out i'm a few days.
No special preparations have been
made for the celebration OF Mrs. Beech
ers birthday. She will receive the con-
gratulations OF her old friends I'm her
home. and. as usual on this occasion,
many Of the older members Of Plymouth
church will call on her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18

tenant protested his innocence, Weyier
coolly told him that unless he killed MN
self he would be shot for treason. Inc
young man hurried TO his quarters, wrote
a letter 10 General Ochando, explaining
matters and asserting his innocence, ana
then shot himself Weyler ordered the
papers TO suppress the tragedy ana II
was officially stated that the young man
had died Of fever.
A few days later General Ochando ar
rived. and learned the truth. In terri
bic passion he went TO the palace ana
denounced Weyler. finally calling ON him
to draw and defend himself. In an instant
the swords Of the generals were clashing,
but several officers were attracted by the
noise. and interfered.
General Ochando is convinced that Wey-
Ter falsely accused his nephew. He sailed
for Spain, determined 10 have the matter
fully investigated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18

tlan character. and the gitts ana "oeoi,i-
nIishmentx OF her mind that IL may be
truly said all who knew her greatly loNed
her. She was the daughter of the late
Thomas jefferson Randolph, OF Edgehlll'
Albomarle county. Va. and OF Jane Men
olas. his wife. and the Oldest living de-
scendant OF Thomas Jefferson, and was
horn and reared beneath the shadow or
Monticello, where her remains were lald
by loving. tender hands on Monday after
noon the 18th instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18
Now yorI. Dry-GOods Market.

NEW YORK, August 17.-In the dry
goods market there has been a very
favorable change in the weather. and
should this condition prevail for little
while an improvement in business IS
pretty certain. To-day there has been Il
fair attendance, and spot sales In various
departments have shown some expansion
I'm volume. with mail orders UP 10 the
average. the aggregate results have thus
been more promising. The general tone
Of the market is without change in either
cotton or woollen goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18

BY 2. A. Catlin. Auctioneer.
No. 8 north Eleventh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18
pea,l, Of Mrs. william Byra HARRISON

Mrs Ellen Wayles Harrison, widow Oh
William Byrd Harrison. Of Upper Bran
don. on James river. diod sunday m rning'
the 18th instant. az the residence Of her
fOn-in-law, Mr. A. b. Randall, 1896 PARK
avenue. Baltimore Although her illness
had been protracted and intensely painful.
and death came as gracious release 10
her. this intelligence viii carry sorrow
iat0 many homes and hearts throughout
the whole country. Her acquaintance and
family connections were most numerous.
Such we're the graces OF her disposition,
ahe simplicity and devotion OF her Chris
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18
wEYLER FORCED TO FIGHT.
Attacked by General ochnndo I'm tn
Palace.

CKey West telegram I'm ~ Y. Journal)
A story comes here to the effect that
Captain General Weyler and General
Ochando came near fighting a duel in the
Palace OF Habana Just prior 10 the lat
ter's departure for Spain.
The trouble was due 10 the alleged fact
that Weyler had forced Ochando's nephew,
a young lieutenant. TO commit suicide.
Weyler suspected that the lieutenant was
In correspondence with Antonio Macco,
and the young man was summoned to the
palace and accused Although the leu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18
A DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.
A Youth shoots and Kills His Com-
pRnion.

MARTINSVILLE. VA, August H.
(speclal)-A most distressing accident oc-
CURED here to-day. Crawford waller inc
,5-year-old son Of DR.. George i. Waller
bud Henry Fountain. OF the same age
son Of the late Samuel c. Fountain ana
nephew OF $. A. and j. l.. Anderson OF
Richmond were hunting near town when
Young Waller accidentally shot and kiiled
his companion. The entire ioad OF shot
entered the back OF The head OF Young
FOUNTAIN al close range-so close that his
hair was dnged- killing him instantly.
Both families are prominent here. ana the
accident has cast gloom over me entife
town.
Mrs. Y. j Davis. wife Of prominent
businessman here, was buried to-day.
She was a most excellent woman. ana
VIII be sadly missed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18

NEW ORLEANS. LA, August H.
The New Orleans Board Of Underwriters
have given n0,ice Of a reduction or -
per cent. jon the rates OF Insurance upon
all shipments by river 10 or from this
port. This IS ths first reduction in rates
made in about twenty years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18
CARPET DEPARTMENT.

Many thousand dollars worth gotten TO
beat the best prices ever made In America.
Charming styles. with qualities for good
wear that are beyond question.
Bright. Pretty Tapestry Carpets for
80 l-Zc.-tJc. value.
Wilton Velvet Carpets. 59c. yard
Body-Brussel Carpets. borders to match,
81 l-2c. a yard-value $l10.
Moquette Carpets, 75c. a yard-yalue
Ingram Carpets. % l-2c.-real value
MONEY SAVED on HOUSEWARES.
Genuine Cut-Glass Ol-Bottles, worth
95c. Sale Price, zoe. eacn.
Imported Etched Gas-Globes, worth Zc.;
Genuine Rogers Teaspoons Zoe. each,
worth 800 a dozen.
Money saved on every article in this
department. No matter whether 1t be
China. Tin. Glass. or Woodenware, you
are sure to save from o to 80 per cent.
Best Can-Operars. Will do the work OF
a 25c one, Sale Price lc. each.
Best Earthen Jardinieres, nicely deco
rated, worth l5c., for Sc. each.
MONEY SAVED on MASON'S PORCE-
LAIN-LINED FRUIT-JARs-Pints 42c.;
quarts. 49c.; half-gaIlons, 63c. dozen.
Genuine P. p. NJ. French Shoe Backing,
Fine Imitation Cut-Glass Berry Bowls,
worth DC, to-day Sc. each.
American Nickel-Plated Centre-Dratt
Parlor-Lamp, No. ?, value 10 sale
split. Turkey-Feather busters, worth
10c for &c. each.
Beautiful Decorated 10 and l2-plece
Toilet Sets. worth upwards Of SO. Just
think Of such a money Saving OppOf-
tunlty! 1899 complete.
REFRIGERATORs.
It's like putting money IN your pockets
TO sell YOU one OF the Famous Quincy
Patent Cleanable Refrigerators at 80
ner cent off manufacturer prices
That means 20 per cent. less IMAM IN
To-day q only Quincy Refrlgerators,
worth 81. to close S69S.
Best Granlte-Iron Fry-Pans, worth 39c. /;
Sale Price. lie. each.
Nickel-Plated Coffee-Pots, worth 81 Sale
Price. isc. each.
Granite-IrOn Milk-Pans, S-quart size,
worth 39c., for 19c. each.
Large REFINED Bread-Raisers, worth
69c: Sale Price 2c.
3-Burner Gas-StOvos, well worth WIS,
sale Price $50 each.
Genuine American Cut-Glass Tumblers.
worth 81 a dozen; Sale Price, l5c. each.
Best Steel Mincing- lc each.
Thin Bohemian Iumblers, worth 81 a
dozen: Sale Price. l-2c. each.
uncovered Jelly-Tumblers, large size.
worth 35c for lc. each.
zoe. Jardinieres for l9c. each.
Beautiful Decorated and Plain English
Porcelain BreakfastPlates, W II.
Grinleys make worth 81 dozen Co
only lef). 10 close lc. each.
Sbefield steel Carving Sets less than
cost TO import-25c a set.
MONEY SAVED ON CHAIRS.
Beautiful Highly Polished Oak Cobble-
seat Rockers, with hand-carved backs,
suitable for ladies' or gentlemen. worth
s.. Sale Price. Q.7s each.
Large Oak Rockers, worth 8; Sale
Price. Sl.4S each.
Beautiful oak Dining Chairs, worth $40,
Sale Price. 69c each
THE COHEN co.
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"NO NOTION DEPARTMENT

Ike it in New York" was the statement
Of lady, as overheard by the writer yes
terday. II the prices are Of interest TO
you we'll say that they are MATCHLESS.
A bottle Of Best Witch Hazel for sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18
Cotfon-NIiIus shut Down.

GREAT FALLS. y. H.. August H.
The Great Falls Manufacturing Company
has shut down mills Nos. and 3. az
Southwark. FOR one week. throwing 1909
hands out Of employment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18

Real Ivory Soap, 3c.
Roger & Galets Soap for &C.
KID Hair-Curlers. ~ I'm n bunch, for e.
A box of the best Talcum Powder for &C.
A Solid-Back Real French Brlste Hair
Brush sec. value. for lZc.
The Bryan Soap Baby for Dc.
Woodback Nail-Brush for lc.
Hudnurs Fine Extracts FOR soc. vial
Bay Rum large z5c. bottles. for Sc. each.
ND u LL.u-au. nInnr Ln-u...
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" ANTIsD,
MANTEn.

RECRUITS FOR THE UNITED STATES
Marine Corps. Wanted, abie-bOdied, UNI
30 years Food clothing. and medical at
tendance free. For further particulars,
etc. apply o. address the commanding
folk Va. ly 5-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18

AND KNOWN AS "WYAN0KE"
Plzzlnl. &c. vs.. Avis ct als-In hs
Clerks office Of the Hastings Court ID
the city Of Manchester, decree of Juy
%, 1896:
I'm pursuance OF the aforementioned le.
cree the undersigned special commission.
ers: thereby appointed for the purpose.
Will sell by auction, upon the premises Cn
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 49, 1885,
al y o'clock NJ. the aforementioned Es.
TATE. containing 1850 acres OF famous
James-river land The WYANONE FARM
r. too well known 10 require "a particular
description, being the old DOuthat lom.-
stead, Immediately on the river and I.st
below Westover the old Byrd homestead.
now the residence Of Major A. h. Drew
cry.
The Improvements consist OF a COMFORT
able dwelling, together With all necessary
outbuildines About COO acres are under
The James-river steamer leaves Rich.
mOnd al o'clock &. NJ. on day ~ sale.
and lands you on premises.
TERMS: one fourth OF the purchase
price I'm cash. the residue in three equal
instalments Of one. two. and three years
from the day Of sale, the purchd giving
his negotiable notes. with interest added
for the deferred payments secured by
deed of trust upon the property
JOHN LAMB
ISAAC DIGGS
J.. o. WENDENBTRG.
A. r. COURTNEY
Special Commissioners
In the Clerks office OF the Hastings Court
of the city OF Manchester Pizz.ri. &c.,
Executors. &c. Plaintiffs. against Avis
ct ais. Defendants:
l. H. r. DuVal. Clerk Of the said court.
do certify that the bond required ~ 80
special commissioners by the decree ren-
dercd in said cause on the 2srh day Of
July 1896. has been duly given
Given under my hand AZ Clerk Of The
said court this 9Th day ~ Aug gust. lNf.
aus II. r. DUVAL. Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18

WHEN REAL ESTATE IS SOLD THH
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18

BY r.. A. Catlin. Aucti0neer.
No. north Eleventh street.