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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-13
BLACK STONE.
Candidates for state sennte-Tbe To-
bacco Interest.

BLACKSTONE, VA, July 12.-(special)
Colonel Ellis. ex-sheriff of Lunenburg
county. announced his candidacy last
Monday at Lunenburg court for the state
Senate. Mr.. w. c. VIM, also of Lunen-
burg county. is the only opposing candi-
date. and there will probably be quite q
lively contest for the Democratic nominal
ton.
License has now been granted to bar
rooms i'm this place. This town has been
under control Of those in favor OF local
option for the past five years.
There was a meeting of the Tobacco
Trade of this town held here yesterday
for the purpose Of protesting against the
foreign governments monopolizing the
purchase Of all tobacco shipped to GER
tain countries. and requesting them TO
omen 10 their markets to free competition
Hon. W. c. Saunders was present at the
meeting. representing the United states
Government and endeayoring to assist
the trade in securing relief from this in
Justice.
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PETERSBURG.
A Body Neutrality-suspicious. and
General.


PETERSBURG, July 2.-(Special.)-
Messrs. Robert Marks and Robert Bel
cher Of this city. went down on the Nor
folk and Western railway yesterday to
point beyond Wakefield and fully identi-
fed the body of the man who was killed
on the night Of the Sd Of July as that OF
Richard Tatum. of Petersburg, who had
been missing since that date. The body
was in such condition that it could not
at this time be brought home.
James Kinston. a negro, was brought
here from Newport News last evening TO
be tried for house-breaking and robbery,
committed in March last. Kinston was
arrested at the time with the stolen pro-
perty in his possession. but 1t was dis
covered that he had a well-developed case
Of smallpox on him. and at large eX-
pense he was taken 10 the hospital here
and cured. Just before the time for his
discharge however, he escaped, and has
just been captured.
telegram has been received here an
nouncing the death. in Memphis. Tenn,
yesterday, after very brief illness, Of
Mr.. George Goodwin, well-known Pc
tersburger. lie was about 80 years old. a
well-established merchant in Memphis,
and leaves a mother, brothers, and sisters
living here.
The newly elected Board of Supervisors
of Prince George Will meet at an early
day for organization and for fixing the
county levy for the ensuing fiscal year.
The rate is now 30 cents per $780, and it is
not expected that this will be increased
Mr. John p. Williams, of the Petersburg
Fire Department, is undergoing treatment
in Richmond for a serious injury to one
of his eyes received at recent fire.
Hon. T. W. Saunders was in the city
to-day
Dr. Lidario Fitzgerald. Of Boston, is the
guest Of Major +. K. Lassiter in this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-13
THE UNIVERSITY.
The New Copy of the school of
Athens.


CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. July r.
(Special) MAX Seeliger, the artist who
has been selected to execute the new
copy Of Raphaels School Of Athens,
which the University. OF Virginia owes
to the generosity of a liberal but as vet
unnamed friend. is one of the instructors
in mural painting in the Imperial Berlin
Art School. Mr.. Seeliger was selected for
this work as the united choice of Pro-
fessor Ludwig Korans. the greatest liy-
ing German artist; DR. Ewald, director Of
the Art School, and the foremost living
authority on mural decoration. and Pro-
fessor Andrews, director Of the COrcO-
ran Art Gallery, in Washington, .. -.
The whole of this summer will be de-
voted 10 the execution of the work. which
will be carried on I'm Rome from spe-
cial copies made directly from the origi-
nal I'm the Vatican. The artist work will
be under constant inspection, and il is
hoped that the result may be as beauti-
ful an addition 10. the public hall Of the
University as was the splendid copy made
by Bale and lost in the great fire. Mr..
Seeliger hopes to ship the canvas to
America early in the next fall.
The Rev. DR.. James T.. Gwatkin, Of
the Baptist Argus, Louisville. Ky, ac-
companied by Mrs. Gwatkin, arrived to-
day. and is the guest of his father, Mr..
G. H. Gwatkin on Jefferson street. DR..
Gwatkin will attend the convention of
the Baptist Young Peoples Union at
Richmond tomorrow.
Or. W. Smith Leathers Of the faculty
Of South Carolina State College, Column
ba. IS on a brief visit 10 his home, in
this city. He will leave tomorrow for
Boston, to attend a course Of lectures at
the United States Marine Biological
Laboratory, OF that city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-13
COURTS MERCY
Saved Him from Sentence for Life
Sent 10 Jail for IA Year.

NORFOLK, VA, July 1Z.-,Special)-
Only through the mercy of the Court
was ". II. Taylor (coloreO saved life
sentence i'm the penitentiary. He was err
raigned in the Corporation Court to-day
on the charge of entering and robbing
the Huh clothing-stOre of several art-
Giles OF value. At former trial he was
given three years in the penitenti@ry
but having served two terms there al
ready a third conviction would have
meant. under the Virginia law, a Efe-
sentence. Therefore, In mercy, he was
sent to jail for one year and fined l cent
Charles Parker (colored) was sent 70
Jail for one year and fined ! cent for at
tempting to drown Constable Asbury.
who arrested him for oyster-poachng.
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NATIONAL EXPORT EXPOSITION
Hon. vi. T.. Walsh Is Very Enthusiasts
tic About 1t.

PHILADELPHIA, July R-Hon. NJ. +.
Walsh. managing editor OF the Augusta
oGao Chronicle. has been in the city the
past two days looking into the National
Export Exposition, and comforting with
the management with view 10 lnte-
resting the South more fully In the pro-
iect. Mr.. Walsh showed his appreciation
OF the objects and the possibilities or the
exposition when the work of promotion
was first begun He has been so much
impressed with the opportunity that 1t
offers to the South-especially TO the cot
ton manufacturing interests, which are
OF greater magnitude In Augustus ter
ritory than anywhere else in the South
that he has undertaken in every possible
way to awaken southern interest 10 its
Importance.
THE SOUTH AND EAST.
II do not know whether it has occur
red 10 YOU" said Mr.. Walsh to-day, "but
this Is the first exposition held IN the
East since the Centennial, and this, TO-
gether with the further fact that every
national political convention In recent
years has been held i'm the West mas ha1
very much to do with the political aili-
ance that has sprung up between the
South ana w est. ne SOubh anu 'iio AuDs
are natural allies and | believe that this
fact will be more fully appreciated in the
next year or so than ever before AS
much as has been heard Of southern de-
velopment do not believe the people or
the East fully appreciate what is going
on down our way in the creation OF
wealth. | hope. however, that the Export
Exposition will be taken full advantage
of by southern industrial interests ami
that 1t will be the means of bringing me
South and Philadelphia into closer trade
relations, while at the same time putting
all American industries into closer toucn
with the markets Of the world. When |
first saw the new library of Congress,
after its completion, felt like taking Off
my hat to the mind that conceived It,.
Since my trip through the museum | am
candid to say that 1 would rather oe the
master mind that conceived and executed
the museum Of commerce than have plan
ned the library of Congress
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-13
NORFOLK GAS COMPANY
Purchased by Capitalists of Rich
mond.

NORFOLK, VA, July l2.-(Special)-lt
is announced that the City Gas Company,
which was purchased by New York par
ties from the local owners two years
ago. has been absorbed by the syndicate
headed by Mr.. r. Lancaster Williams, OF
Richmond, which has recently acquired
all the electric-light and power-plants
and railways in Norfolk and vicinity. The
price is not stated
Vice-President White, of the Gas Com
pany. declares his ignorance OF the re-
ported deal although he says Mr.. Will
iiams may have secured a controlling IN
terest in the stock without the knowledge
of the officers.
IT was stated on good authority last
night that while the syndicate above
| mentioned have not purchased the gas
company. the latter had been purchaser
! by the Richmond banking firm Of }. L.
williams & Sons)
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II Is SnulI-pON.

EMPORIA, VA. July n.-tspecial)-ln
this correspondence yesterday IT was
stated that young Mr.. Russell was sus-
pected OF having the smallpox. II should
have been Mr. Russell Halt DIR. Paulus
A. Irving came out this morning, and al
ter an examination OF the case pronounced
II smallpox. 1t is not thought that tne
disease will spread, as the younS man
has been kept very much isolated.
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EDUCATIONAL.
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,

No. EAST GRAIE SINELI,
RICHMOND. VA.
John Fl. Powell, principal; Mrs. I. G..
Peyton, associate.
The twenty-seventh session Of this in
stitution will begin THURSDAY. SEP
TENDER II, 1899. and close June 10, 1909.
Facilities improved and enlarged. For
catalogue and additional information APP
ply TO the Principal. jy 6-Th,Sun&TuSm
AEON ACADEMY FOR BOYS
IN Conducted by Randolph-MacOn College. Best
equipped in the South. Ranks with best In U. ;.
Modern convenience and appliances: KY nnesium,
ETC. $3.50. +. SUMTER SMITH, Principal, bedioru
City, Va. Is. w. VA
0y S-Sa, Tu&Thl9O
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WON ny OPPORTUNE HITTING.
Thus Took Lead which
Lnncnstcr ComIG Not ONercOme.

Allentown defeated Lancaster to-day by
opportune hitting in the early part of the
game, in which Delehantys triple figured.
Ames was invincible for six innings, then
the visitors rallied, but could not over
come the lead Three Of Leidy's put
outs were hair raisers The score fol-
lows.
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WINCHESTER.
Would Not Prosecute Him-DweiiinS
Burned.


WINCHESTER VA, July - --tSpeclaL)
After negotiating for the past week 10
secure a loan on a note for Sl20 from the
Shenandoah Valley National Bank, OF
this city, a young countryman was
caught in the moment Of success yester-
dav and forced to confess his quit IN
the presence of the bank officials and OF
the man he would have injured. w
Reed-his intimate friend. He pleaded ig-
norance of the seriousness OF the crime
and Mr.. Reed declined to prosecute nm
The dwelling house OF Taylor litter
al Charlottesville. in this county was TO-
taIIv DESTROYED by FIRE this afternoon.
The fire originated near the roof, and Is
thought TO have been caused by detec-
tive fiue. The contents of the bull ing
were saved. The loss is 500, with no IN
surance.
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Petition in Bankruptcy.

DANNILLE. VA. July 12-(Special)-
A petition in bankruptcy was filed here
to-day by r. VI. Hanlin's Son Company
leading grocers. The liabilities are stated
10 be about $4,000; assets. half that sum.
About 5000 Is due in this city and the
balance in small amounts TO out-Of- town
mercantile concerns. The failure is at
tributcG 70 duh business for several
month oast and inability 10 realize on
outs accounts.
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INQUIRIES BOARDING AND DAY
SCHOOL,
OPPOSITE MONROE PARK,
Richtnopd Va.

OPPOSITE MONROE PAkk),
Richmond, Va.
Thirty-hfth Session. SEPTEMBER ", 1879
to JUNE 20, 1900
UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE RE
CORD from reports Of last ten years.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.. 1885 @
Degrees. q Diplomas. TWO OF the FIVE
NJ AS were "our boys; lssS-s-Z De-
grees, "a Diplomas.
RICHMOND COLLEGE. 1918 De-
grees. Diplomas. Medals: 1872 De-
grees. q Diplomas. 1 Medal.
Both the recent appointments 10 West
Point and Annapolis were from this
school
Catalogues showing complete college re-
cord. full corps Of teachers terms, etc,
at bookstores, or by application to JOHN
p. INQUIRE, Principal, or NJ. NJ
INQUIRE, 80 Chamber Of Commerce
Richmond The principal can be seen al
7 north Belvidere street after September
KIN iy l-Sa Tu&Th3m
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ERRORS COST THEM THE GAME.
Misplays by Newark Gave the Vie
tory to the Reading Club.

NEWARK. y. j.. July 12-(Special)-
Reading captured the last of the series
of games with Newark to-day by taking
advantage Of Newark 5 errors. which
were made at critical moments, and
which We're directly responsible for the
four runs scored. Both pitchers twirled
wen. and neither team hit hard The
features were sensational catches of Bot
tenus and the fielding OF Weddige. Score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-13

Home run-Hargrove. Stolen bases
Wrgley G). Dundon (2) and Goeckel
Base on bals-OG Pfanmiler, ?; off Pat
ton. 9. Hit by pitched ball-Flaherty.
Struck out-By Pfanmiller, 3; by Patton.
3 Passed balls Steelman. /; Gonding,
1. Umpire-Mr Belts. Time Of game
hour and 40 minutes.
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STANDING OF THE cL1rss
BRIGHTON BEACH RACES.
81. Cloud Won by "a Length from
George Boyd.

NEW YORK, July l2.-The third race at
Brighton Beach to-day, a handicap at
mile and sixteenth was the feature OF
the card. and furnished n pretty race.
Marsian, the outsider OF the field, was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-13
SCORE BY INNINGS.

ThreeLbase hits-Delehanty and Ward.
Sacrifice hit-Mlls. Stolen bases-Mills.
VigneuX, McManus 90. Buttermore, ana
Ward Left on bases-AllentOwn, D;
Lancaster, T. Struck out-By Ames. 81;
by Schmidt g. Double play-VisneuX to
Gutenberg First base on balls-On
Schmidt. g. Wild pitch-Ames Passed
halls-Stroh. Umpire-Mr Mullane. Time
of game hour and rs minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-13
READING.

summary: Two-base hts-Bottenus and
stratton. Sacrifice hits-McParilin and
Haldesty. Stolen base-COckman. Left
on bases Newark. 4; Reading. L. Struck
out-By McPartlin, 4: by Thatcher. l.
Double plays-Pabst and Klopf. Childs.
Cockman. and Drauby. First base on
balls-On McPartlin. /; on Thatcher, 2
Jmpire-Mr. Moran. Time OF camel
hour and q minutes.
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Dr. Browns Condition.

ASHLAND Va. July 12.-fSpecial.)-
Rev. \. @. Brown continues critically III
His condition remains about the same
as yesterday. He is resting comfortably
tonight.
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MOUNTAIN TOP

liberation. 2,0O0 feet. A delightful summer
resort. Fine views; strong Chalybeate and
other waters. within sight Of Junction OF
Norfolk and Western and Chesapeake ana
Ohio railways. only 10 miles from Rich
mond. Reasonable rates Address
my 23-3m MASSIE & CO. Alton, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-13

Meet Your Friends al The Meyer Store,
corner Foushee and Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-13
And an affidavit having been made ana

And an affidavit having been made ana
filed that diligence has been used on Dee
half of the said W NJ Mandlebaum 20
ascertain I'm what county or corporation
out effect; and that the said John
Montague is a nonresident Of the state
of Virginia, to the best OF atlantis know
ledge and belief: now. therefore. ]. SAM
uel p. Waddnl Clerk Of the County
Court Of Henrico county Va, 40 heie.y
require the said John Montague to
appear here within four months atier
the due publication Of this order ana
do what is necessary 70 protect hts la-
terest herein. And this order VIII ne
published once a week for four successive
weeks i'm the Dispatch newspaper, puD-
lshed in the city OF Richmond. and Dee
posted in the manner prescribed By lass.
Given under my hand the day and year
first above written.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-13
THE ATLANTIC HOTEL,
neenn Civ. Md

OPEN JUNE ed; ACCOMMODATION
Tor $50. directly on the beach. hrst-class
throughout with all modern improve
ments. Dancing pavilion Excellent
music. The newest and most delightful
health and pleasure resort on the At
lantic coast. Lots for sale and furnished
cottages for rent. For terms apply 10
GEORGE d. DE SHIELDS Manager
(for a number OF years manager Deer
Park HoteD or JOHN r. WAGGABIAN.
100 Fourteenth street Washington. d. c..
my 20-Sa Sun Tu& THIN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-13
STOCKTON HOTEL,

Directly facing the ocean. Largest and
most spacious on the coast. Elegantly
equipped and appointed. Grand Piazza
one third mile long. Morgan's Orchestra
OF sixteen pieces Convenient 10 golf
links. II. NJ. CAKE Also. Hote. Norman
die WASHINGTON. ID. c. je l0-i9t
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At The Cohen Compnny's store Free
Exhibition Of the WorId-Renown-
ed Painting. 'The Morning of The
Crn.tGxInn'

by Ashley Cooper. Cal cry for its exhibit
on Second Floor. Ask for pamphlet
giving history and description in detail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-13

And afhdavlt having been made
filed that diligence has been useu
half OF the applicant 60 asctl lii. -
what county or corporation tlt
OF Richard Whitfield are. without e. :,
they are hereby required 90 app. ~,
within four months after que pih ,,.
hereof and do what is necessary i1 Ii'
tect their intercs, herein.
Testc. " ALICk 'hhA0
is 6Thit
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'S' '0G SAMUEL nuiEL p. wADDML Clerk
SAMUEL p. WADDILL clerk
OmohundrO. Attorney. Je y lhiW

VIRGINIA-fN THE CLERK OH.
flee Of the Hastings Court OF the cliy "'
Richmond July 3, 1889, the following aI-
plication. under act of February ID. lf,
was filed In the Clerks office of ~
court. on the 2Sth day OF January l.y,
To the Clerk OF the Corporation Court q
the city of Richmond, IN the state
Virginia:
I. the undersigned. Joseph r.. Glenn
hereby file with you this. my apple I.
as provided by statute, t0 purchase nc
lot CN0 48. fronting y feet ON fa-.
street I'm jackson Ward. situated
said city. and being the same JOG stu
by the Treasurer OF said city, on The
day of September. 1855 for de.nl
taxes due thereon for the years of .'''
SO, inclusive. by and I'm the nam. -
Richard Whitfield estate. and b1usll a-
said sale BY the Auditor Of Pubic go
counts of Virginia for said stare t.'
city. said lot being assessed on ne '',H
missioner's book Of said city for the 9
1898. in the name Of william j hi
Richard Whitfield deceased, bias no I"
s0nal representative of record.
And | hereby agree 90 complete a.''
purchase. as provided for by law.
Given under my hand. this q e,I
January, 1899. JOSEPH T. 'I--N-''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-13

Meet Your Friends at The Meyer Store.
corner Foushee and Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-13

NlRGINIA-lN THE CLERK ) tt-
fee of the County Court Of Henrc0 isth
day Of June 1899, the following applIca.
ton was fled in the Office OF the said
court on the nth day Of April 1888.
ITO the Clerk OF the County Court OF
Henrico County, Va:
"Under laws OF Virginia, and especially
as provided by act OF February II. 1897 Or.
PAGES 1876. OF Virginia, amending sec
ton Cos Of the Virginia Code OF lsS. 4
hereby make application 10 purchase a
tract of land which was sold on Tho
18th day of March. 1889 for the non-
payment of taxes due then or for the
year of 1887 and purchased In the name
OF the Auditor of Public Accounts OF
Virginia for the benefit Of tho State ana
county The said land stood lf the date
OF sale in the name OF John Mgntas.e'
and was described as 30 feet, IWehs
fourth street and stands al the date ol
this app .ication IN the name OF Jonn
Montague (colored), and is described on
the Commissioner book az $, ie
Twenty-fourth street Section Deeo-booH
o. page 300. And j agree 10 pay TOT sdl
land an amounts that may be required
BY law. -.-, -.,. 4...
April. 1899 w NJ MANDLEBAJM'
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,ruE WOMAN's COLLEGE,
SUMNER RESORTS.
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS
VIRGINIA.

TWENTY SEVENTH CONSECUTIVE
SUMMER SEASON,
under the proprietOrship Of
&C. 29-2m PHILIP +. BROWN.
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J.
VIRGINfA-IN THE CLERKS 0f,
fee OF the Hastings Court OF lhe e.F
Richmond July g. 1883. the foliowlns
plication. under act Of February D.
was filed IN the Clerks Office oi Ky.
court. on the 18th DAY OF Jduuat,
TO the Clerk Of the Corporation q Hl
the city OF Richmond, In the STATE
Virginia. .....
l. he undersigned. Joseph h. GEM
hereby hle with you this. my applei..
as provided by statute. % puIcnar0 ~
lot CNo ~, fronting = feet on IN
street. in Jackson ward. situated
said city. and being the same Jog 'o'
by the Treasurer OF saic city on .A
day OF September. 1870. for deli.4
taxes due thereon FOR the year Of 80
SO. inclusive. by and IN the nam.
George Whitfield estate. ana bouth
said sale by the Auditor OF Puplt -
counts OF Virginia for said Sttte ,,-,.
city, said lot being assessed on the D..s.r
missioners book OF said ely Ier '"I Ryan.
ls9S. In the name of william D. r.r-
George Whitfield. deceased, has NO f-'
sOnal representative OF record. aid
purchase. as proyide4 Ter by Law. ,,. n,
Given under my 9nd, TINS ~ c>'N
January. 1889. ONEPH T. "i'H'
And affidavit havH been made an
fled that diligence been n7el ~ in
half OF the appncai 90 ascet Yrs
vhat couptv Or Aoration tle
OF George Whitfield re without IRE
they are hereby gequ I'll 70 apPt". Ia
within four months a .r due ptn,,' er).
hereof ana DO what unnecessary \"
tect their inteses, her .,-.,,,N
Teste. W ALL Clsrk
~ 6-Tnfl
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COURT ORDERS.

VIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OH.
fee of the County Court OF henrlCn. 18Th
day of June. 1899 the following appNo-
ton was fled in the ohlce OF the sad
court ON the 18th day OF April. lsH
'erO the Clerk OF the County Court 2
Henrico County, Va:
hinder laws Of Virginia, and especially
as provided by act Of February ll 1859 n,
pages 1886. of Virginia, amend.ng see.
ZION 6G6 of the Virginia Code ~ lHl
hereby make application 10 purchase a
tract OF land, which was sold on ft8
17th dav of February. lsN, for tha rH.
pavment of taxes due then or Tor n.
wear of 1884, and purchased I'm the name
of the Auditor or iuouc Accounts =
Virginia for the benefit OF the county ana
state. The said land stood az the da.,
of sale In the name OF judith Chilres.
and was described as % "a acres W. k
road. and stands az the date OF This a.-
plication I'M the name of NJ. Cor Nl q
Duke. and is described on the Comm
sloners book as 20 3-A acres, W. y. r0li
east eight miles. Section Deed-B00k 3D.
page POI: Section Deadlock l3l j.. p8fs
82i: and / agree 10 pay FOR SAID land ll
amounts that may be- required Dy aE
Given under my hand this llth daf <
April. 1899. W. NJ. MANDLEbAI A'
And an affidavit having been made l-i
filed that diligence has been used On De
half of the said W. NJ. Mandlehaum %
ascertain in what county or corporation
of this state Judith Chiidress u.s. with.
out effect; and that the said judith
Childress is a nonresident of the SaA
of Virginia 70 the best Of atlantis know
ledge and belief; now. therefore ] sane
mel p. Waddul. Clerk Of the County
court of Henrico county. Va. DO hereby
require the said Judith Childress %
appear here within four months after
the due publication of this order and
do what is necessary 10 protect her in-
terest herein. This order will De- pub
lished once a week for four successive
weeks i'm the Dispatch newspaper pub
llshed in the city of Richmond. and De
posted i'm the manner prescribed by law.
Given under my hand the day and year
first above written.
SAMUEL Z. WADDILL Clerk.
A copy-Teste:
SAMUEL p. WADDILB Clerk
nr,oburdro AttorpoV fa 9Q-Thtty