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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-12
.REV. CHAs. A. PRATT
TO H0GE MEMORIAL A |.
Accepts Cali and Stands Exatni-
nation Before Presby
terry. III.
fsncc,ol 70 The r,lincs- Dispa tch.)

pAf,IiAA, doocI1LAND CO.. VA. oc-
tohet. ii,-E;nst Hanover Prcsbytefy began
~ second days session this morning
with devotional exercises conducted by
L,certiato chas. IT, Pratt was recoly,;.
cd from Abingdon PrcsbyterY. a call
from Iioge Memnrinl Church. Of Rich
mond. for hin, IT. become their pastor to,
Presbytcry then nroccedcd to examine
MIN, With reference 10 ordination, and
ha pusscd satisfactorily examinations Oh
personal piety, theology, church history.
Inc sacramentsaand tho English Bible,
creok, Hebrew and philosophy.
Mr. pratt also preached n sermon lie
wlll be ordained and Installed at Hogc
Memorial Church. Richmond, by o com.
mission OF Presbytery.
"i pev 3, X. Wulthni was made chair.
man OF tho committee on home missions.
This committee has charge OF I'LL the
home mission work of the presbytery. &
rho following paper on temperance
offered by 1or. r. r. lrpes, was adopted:
'Presbytery sees with pleasure awaken
ed attention to the evils Of intemper-,
nlca and the good Of temperance In the
,lae OF alcoholic, liquors and other harm
FL drugs, not only n the conscience e, Of
ment of the business and legislative
worlds: and therefore deems 1t mn aus
pcious time to beg MI the members OF
our churches to observe carefully Sthc
most temperate habits In their comfnu.
mites and TO encourage all proper So
cinl and Legislative policies which have
this end in View; and that the attention
OF the sessions OF the churches be called
to this resolution In their examination OF
the records Of Prcsbytcry."
- Dr.. Russell Cecil read the report on
foreign missions. This report showed the
most encouraging reports coming from
all OF the mission fed. but It showed aiao
that the receipts for this work have fallen
off largely slnce last year. and called
upon the churches TO do all they can
to make up the deficiency.
China made most excellent address
on mission work In China
Rev. Russell Cecil. D. d., prea ched an
excellent sermon last night and to
day Rev. Jerc Witherspoon. D. D., preach
ed an eloquent and powerful sermon by
order OF Prcsbytery on family training.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-12
FERTILIZER MAN UFACTURERS.
SELECT THEIR OFFICERS.
(By Associated Press.

AsHI1VlLLE, N. c.. October 1.-THE
second day OF the Fertilizer Manufactu-
rers' Convention. in session at Kcnilworth
Inn, horc, was marked by the election Of
officers and the selection Of meeting
place for next year. The following are
President. w. Dec Kcssler, Pensacola.
Fla; cc-president. e. a. Alins. Chicago;
secretary, w. c.. sadler, Nashville, Tenn;
treasurer, c. II. Dempwolf York, Pa.
The thirteen annual convention will be
held at PUTIN Bay. Wis., July rs. 1906
At the business session this afternoon,
W. sclmidtmann. of Berlin, Germany,
read 10 paper on Deposits and Method Of
Mining and Marketing Potash in Ger
-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-12
THE. GOLDEN RULE WILL
SOLVE THE NEGRO PROBLEM
tBy Associated Press.)

CAMBRIDGE. MASS, October 11.-At
tho session OF the 'voman's Christian
Temperance Union tonight. Colonel
George W. Balm. OF Lexington. KY, spoke
on the negro problem. In the course OF
the address h6 said:
5H"I believe Booker T. Washington has
the best solution OF tho negro problem.
Socin equality VIII take care OF Itself.
tho negro Is worthy he will win his way IN
the Industrial world. To-day the negro
is so interviewer with Our lie that ne
must be leyclc1 UP. or he will corrupt the
country. so the solving Of the pro piem
1. not Thomas DIxon's plan, nor IN mop
law, but In practicing the golden RUE OF
the gospel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-12

Extra J,
Inducements
for
Visitors.

All through this week we'll give all v Is
TORS to Richmond extraordinary induce e
r,ents to buy. If you don't want to lose lose
any time from your pleasure seeking, and and.
.you want to buy Furniture or Floor Gov '''..f
erings Of any description whatsoever, yo,i
come straight to US, and we'll make you I
such prices and terms as will make it TN
necessary for you to go elsewhere. We
have over 100000 worth Of the best
Housefurnishings ever gotten together
for you to pick from. To give an idea.
our Chamber Suites run from $3.50 for
a three-piece Solid Oak Suite, to $4,000
for Fine Mahogany Suite. Our Dining
Room, Library, Parlor and Kitchen Fur Fur.
niture have like diversity Of prices, and
there is the same large assortment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-12
SUICIDE IN BOX CAR.
Crowded Houses Greet the Clans
Ni 4,nan II, Hhar1nAfa ! 10
man iii Charlotte.
spcolnl to 1Me T'imes. DIspAtch) !.

Especial TO I'VE Times DisphtcnD u, /.
&Ct1AHLUTTE. NJ e.. Oct. 1l.-.Makng the
assertion That he was Tired Of lie, a we'll
dressed mulatto stepped Into m empty 5box
lo-dny and shot hlnsclfi through tho b.fils,
with d revolver. 4. lie waA carried to tho Good
Samaritan Hospital, where shc Is noW III q
critical condition and his wounds VIII PROB.
able prove fatal. On his person was found Il
health cert lhcato, dated Atlanta. October 9tii,
and bearing the name NJ Hamilton The man
10 unknown here. +,
Crowded houses greeted ."rhe Cansrnnn.'
both al matinee and night performances mere
today, every ticket having been sold within q
short time after tho opening OF the box office
several days ago.
,,rictor, OF The Denny Cafe having to-day Sign
cd A lease FOR tho Central Hotel annex, which
viii be conducted on the European plan. seY,
oral thousand dollars Will be spent In Internal
improvements. /.
In superior Court this afternoon the case OF Of
Mtp Sarah G.. Wallace against the Sehboard
All Line Railroad for 5000 for tho death OF
hcr husbn nd Inst March. was taken up. SS,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-12

mani m this point to that OF DIR. Charles
v, Darlington, who really knows nothing
>about tho subject or the conditions Us
to which he has written.
Gave No Facts.
Dr.. Darlington says further. in his ex-
PLANTATION: 4''And / was not given the op-
portunity to substantlate these facts. 7
DR.. Darlington gave the board no facts
Of which the board was not previously
advised. Various Incorporate allegations
of his were not regarded as facts, ana
could not have been proven, and 1t Is idle
for him to come forward with the empty
talk about not being given the opportu-
nifty to substantlate his facts: he did not
ask the opportunity, and the members Of
tho board were aware Of the fact that
they knew many times ms much about
the conditions as he did.
Dr. rs Carrpgtop 9srcloses sy1his re-
! ma r,a bic g papcr9al withsg3hls good
1eul Of hackneyed rhetoric about how
he loves the dear old Virginia Military
Institute, with its hal.owcd associations,
and some clnp-trap as to the Stonewall
Jackson Memorial Hall. and Ezcklel's
statue OF Virginia mourning her dead,
and the Virginia Military Institute being
part of his birthrlght, and that he
T would not sit by and let evil go un-
fairs This is all very nice, and he may
have thought that It was very grand
when lie wrote 1t, but, when 1t Is con-
sldered that Of the members Of the board
who manage the affairs of lhe Virginia
y Military Institute, Messrs. Ravenel, TnbD,
SHE DIS, Smith, Upshur. Shelton, Male,
and the writer. are old cadets, and know
the institute, and helped to make It what
q It Is, and helped to produce the Jackson
Memorial Hall and Ezekiel's monument.
and scme OF them to make New Market
and have shown their love BY their WORKS.
Or. Caring tons gush OF patriotic love
for the institute sounds empty and ludi--s3
crous. especially when his connection
with the Institute is known. S3@
Dr.. Carrington's Connection.
The only connection which d.. CARING
ton has ever had with the Virginia Mill
ltary Institute, as ain advised. out
side OF his present newspaper publlcl-$
ton. in which, as 1t seems to me- ne
was much more anxious to exploit HIM
self and the fact that he Is the paid
surgeon OF the Virginia State penlten-E
3tlary, and had a few patients among the
Richmond cadets and Is n patron OF the
institute, than to correct defects. - as
fellows:
In June, 1904 DR.. Darlington applied
to the board OF visitors OF tho Virginia
Military Institute I, for the appointment
as q State cadet of his stepson and ward,
1le failed to secure this appointment
because the board Of visitors were
satisfied that his stopson and ward had
sufficient means to pay for his education
at tho institute, and pursuant to their.
fixed policy. did not think It proper 10
give State cadetshp to q young man
able to pny FOR his education, but rather
to give 1t to young men who were needy.
RI Dr. Darlington. falling to secure this
appointment to State cadetshp. applied
to the superintendent to have his step
+ son and ward enter the institute free OF
charge for tuition. This concession was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-12
THE PRESIDENT AND POPE
I'm EXC HANGE OF GREETINGS
~, ..ocint4d I,ress.)

WASHINGTON. October 1.-Archbishop
seton, OF Rome. was one of the callers
on the President to-day, who had an
extended chat with him. He presented
to the President congratulations and cor
dial good wishes Of the Pope. receiving
in return q Hssage OF fclicitation from
the President to the Pope.
.The pope is a great admirer OF the
President" said the Archbishop, and he
viii be pleased with the message which
I am to convey to him from the Presi-
dent. he was particular that should
not neglect to present tothe Pope his SIN
cere regards"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-12
SCARED THE OPERATORS.
Wall Street Scented Disaster in
81; Vanderlir's Speech. III

(spec!al o The TImes- D1spatGh1
NEW DIRK, Oct. 1il--As q result % speech
ton in washington. d. c., by "a; vanderlp
president, Of the National City Bank, In which
he he said r" Should n stock market speculate, n
start from the present high level OF prices N
tic face OF the extraordinary demand for caG \!
tai and money. which crops and business axe
porary dlsaster.'' Prices on the Stock Ex-
change hero broke several points. and the
Bear operators claimed they saw In tho
speech n warning OF coming disaster, and thcy
tnd things all their own way Tor . whiic
Many or those who sold stocks for short ac-
count were representing Important and In
fuentlal banking interests ss5i 4 84
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-12
BOYS SKULL CRACKED,
Negro Boatnan Knocked Over
board and Drowned,

Especial to- Tho Times Dspatch,)
=. faht between two aosa boys IN hs sn
yards hero to-day william Walker y " i, IN, ~
Dan Smith. is in jail to await the result OF
Walkers injuries. The boys worked worked ~ t, tne
patne gang. Smith objected to walker p r,,cr
tho latter over the head, ,. ~
Isaaa Kirby, a. negro boatman employees nvs ny
beard In Hampton Roads and drowned. He
vas on the oyster boat Eclipse and was en-
dca voltng to attach p tow line to tho Erasm 3,
when a boom swung around and knocked MN
everboarl As he did not come to the surface
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-12

Until a combination OF unusual rerne-
dies, heretofore but little known III this
country, was made in An-o-na tablets,
no certain cure for indigestion had been
found, and 1t is therefore hardly to be
wondered at that our loading druggists
who have the Richmond agency for
Mi-o-na nre selling large quantities.
Mi-o-na is u guaranteed cure for all
diseases OF the stomach excepting cam
Ger, II you have pains OF distress after.
Gu ting, headache belchlng Of gases, eour
tAsty IN the mouth, dizziness. heartburn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-12

District Court, has granted d pcrniat,ent
injunction against the United Nine I,
Workers OF America and indiviu i,'
members 0f tho order. rhc Injunction ion
WIS asked for Iii sertombef by th ~.
Tennessee Consolidated Coal Company,
following the murder OF miners at Ira RI
tcey city, where the men are nt, stfiRe'
Several companies If tic SKATE Nh
.tlonal Guard on duty ut Tracey c'E
Will probably be released.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-12
NO CLUE TO THE RORRER
OF ADAMS EXPRESS co.
&c 4 sis.oe.lated Press

2 -7-- rs TI5y7lks5uCIutcU 7 N-'s.'1 -l-1 q 4
PITTSBuRG, PA, October lip TO
midnight nothing definite had been de-
vcIoped in the Adams Express 500, 600
robbery OF Monday evening.
Mrs. cunliffe. the wife OF the missing
employee OF the company, was In an cx-
tremely nervous condition when seen to-
day. She said 1t was hard to believe
her husband guilty, but she was unable
10 assign a reason for his continued
absence. #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-12
.FAVORS CHLOROFORMlNG
PERSONS WHO ARE DYING
lbs Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA. October 11.-Mlss
Anne s. Hall, Of Cincinnati. startled inc
a inerlcan Humane Association to-day BY
proposing the adoption OF a resolution
iayoring lcgalzlng the administration OF
anesthetics to persons dying In agony.
Miss Hall said there were often incidents
In. time OF railway wrecks when trhln,
men and passengers We're 30 injured that
their lives could not possibly be saved. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-12
DOUGHERTY HAS TAKEN A
QUARTER OF "A MILLION
nv 4 ssocIa,ed press. !

PEORIA, ILL.,, October In. c.
Dougherty realized 3ls.ooo In three years
b, using the name OF a. II. Andrews and
Company, OF Chicago This fact dcvel-
cped before the grand jury to-day. when
II. 7. Merle, secretary Of the company,
testified before the grand jury.
The latest estimate placed on his pecu-
lations by means OF the padded pay rolls
places the amount at s250,COO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-12
Is ACCUSED OF HAVING
THREE$YOUNG WIVES LIVING
nv 4 s,ocloted Press.

K NEW YORK. October 11.-Accused of
having had three young wives living
simultaneously in the Same flat build
ing In Eighteenth Street, each Of whom
believed that she was the only wife.
Robert Benicker was arrested last night
and arraigned In court to-day on cons
plant made by two OF them. Ito IS
twenty-five years old and q painter,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-12
gCas,satt Inspecting.

tBy Associated press)
Sc COLUMBUS, o.. Oct. 11.-Alexaridcr j.. Cas-,
sa.t president of the PENNSYLVANIA railroad
Company, parsed through Columbus today as ~
guest OF President Johnson and the directors
and higher OH c.uls Of the Norfolk and West
3ern Railroad Company. The party left oyer
the scioto dlsvision Of the Norfolk and West
crn for an inspection trip. which Will be cx-
tended to tho South Atlantic coast. stt451
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-12
HALF INDICTMENTS AGAINST
PACKERS TO BE SUSTAINED
fRx A ssnrlnttd Press.

ags (l3y Associated Press)
ri CHICAGO. I'LL, October 1l.--'rfo hear
Ing OF arguments on the demurrer to tho
Indictment returned by the federal grand
jury against five Of the big packing
concerns aud seventeen of their employees
vas closed late this afternoon, and IL
Judge, Humphrey. before whom the nr-
glments have been made. retains his
present impression OF the case, onc-half
or the indictments charging the packers
With conspiracy In restraint VIII be susA
tanned and tho remaining counts over
alxaxi--
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-12
THEY WISH 70 MIX THE
WHITE AND BLACK PUPILS
Rx A ssociated Press.l

TOPEKA. KAN. October 1.-the State
Supreme Court to-day Issued q writ OF
alternative mandamus against the board
Of Education for Kansas city, Kan, re-
turnable November TN, recurring said
board 10 show cause why colored pupils
ure not allowed TO attend school during
the same house and at the same building
as the white pupils.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-12
GAYNOR AND GREENE MAY
BE3TRIED DURING NOVEMBER
nv Associated Press


: SAyANNAI GA, October 1.-THE
trial OF Greene and aGaynor, charged with
conspiracy in connection with former
Captain o. NJ. Carter TO defraud the gov
eminent III the carrying out OF contracts
for the Improvement OF Savannah harbor
will probab bly, take place during the No
yember term OF the United States court
for the Southern District Of Georgia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-12
MURDER TRIALS.
"A Child Ten Years Old to Be
Tried for His Life.

Especial to The TImes-bIspntchO ~.
4 BUCKINGHAM q. H.. VA, Oct. l1..-Little
Erskine Reed and Thomas Parsons Will prob
are charged with murder. Reed liz only n child.
ten or twelve years old. and Is charged with
killing smaller child. Parsons Ii nineteen
or twenty years old, and IL charged With Ling
Thomas Hanks. He freely admits the Killing
md did not clad IN self defence. iyN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-12
.Richmonders in New York.

Especial 10 The Tmes- Dlspateh)
NEW YORK, Oct. 1l.-Waldorf. H. p. Page,
w i. Alexander. j.. a. Ryan: York, g. Cum
ringham, G.. NJ. wyatt; Albcnarie. T.. c. WIZ
l!ams. Jr., aiiss NJ. r. Williams; Gerard, J. w.
Wheelock: Victoria. T. II. Betty; Gregorlan,
T.. A. Atkinson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-12
MRS. ABNER M'KINLEY
IS MARRIED IN BALTIMORE
fpu 4 ss,orlnied Prog

PITTSBURG, PA, October 11,--A1rs.
Baer. better known by her stage name,
',hlabel Mckinley. Is authority for the
announcement that her mother Mrs. Alb
ner Mckinley. was married at Baltimore
tonight to Captain John D. Allen, Of
Tampa, Fla. Captain Allen Is. In the
United States navy and his wife Is the
widow Of the late President Mckinley's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-12
THE WESTERN UNION LOSES
BY STOPPING RACE REPORTS
mo A ssociated Press,

I . IBy ASHUCIHVcU = ess'3 W y n n
NEW YORK, October 1.-THE discon-
tlnuance Of racing reports caused q de,
rrcase OF 39l5, 7b5 in the gross earnings of
M NVestcrI, j Union Telegraph Company
Tor Tor the year ended June 3oth last The
denrensc. President Clowry reports. re-
suited in spite Of large increase OF reye-
nuo from message business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-12
!. /. supp0.ed .ha. the blow .renderea lin HI.

conscious s sSag rf5 3i5}9 w
a k. i. yam nayan, Of 1.lbau. Russla, and ".
fBrumWell, Vt bridgeport. Conn, representa-.
tivta Of the Lake Hubnerine Tolfedo. Boat
Company. arrived here to-day. It is, believed
TINT they haye come 10 be t,rekcnt Mt the
launching and tests OF tho now s!binnrne
q usnr building NJ the shlpyards here for
wiii cross tho ocean without convoy or sender.
Tho boat Ia now nearly ready for tho watcr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-12
NATIONAL ASSEMBLY is TO
DEAL With JEWS'sS STATUS
Try Associated Press. J

!
SIT. PETERSBuRG,1 October 1t.-Em-
poror Nicholas has decided to turn over
to tho national assembly tho final set
Element OF tho question of the abolition
OF the restrictions to the admission of
Jews to tho universities with other gen
eral legislation relative to tho status of
the Jews.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-12
YenIience.

specks before the eyes. furred tongue,
slecplessness, baclsacho, debility or weak
ness, 1t shows that the stomach needs 20
be strengthened with Mt-o-na. az
Just ot,e little tablet out OF q 5o-cent
box before meals for q few days, ana YOU
will soon regain perfect health ana
strength
II you cannot obtain Ml-o-na Of yop'
druggist, 1t will be sent by mai posi-,
paid on receipt Of price. Sample sulfe'ent
ia show Its value Will be forw va on
request The r. q. Booth GO, ithaca,
N. u -sa AE&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-12

ment on this point to that Of pr. Cnarles
". Darlington. who really knows nothing 10Th
>about tho subject or the conditions Us
to which he has written.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-12

s O'CLOCK
is the hour Of sale Of ex-d0vernor O'F'er-
rails residence, yO3 Park Avenue,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-12

the food furnished cadets during the
session OF 1904 was not satisfactory;
for that year the cadets and the au-
thorities thought that 1t was satlsfac-1
tory. Our commissary that year was
Mr.. Mcclure, who was experienced and
very efficient: but, ct the end OF; the
session. he resigned and moved to n
Southern State, In order 10 engage in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-12

. ~ .
DR. Darlington, In his so-cal!ed ex-
Iplanation complains that not q sufficient
number of walters are provided to serve
the meals. This may or may not BIO
true, but had no suggestion or COM
plant as to this from cadets or others,
and know many OF the CADETS person-
ally If there are not as many walters
as there should be, more will be en-
iployed
Dr.. Darlington claims the right us
citizen and patron of the Institute to
call the attention of the board to any
evils that exist In It's management, and
ssvs ~ they do not heed me and correct
the OWLS, tits my duty to ,ep shooting
al the evils until they arc corrected"
He Is entirely right In saying that, as "
citizen OF Virginia he has q perfect right
TO criticse tho anaKement OF
the Institution, and to call the
attention of the board to any.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
Property Transfers.

Richmond: s. u. Bishop and wife to George
nnd w. A. Long. 20 1-2 feet Of cast line of
Hickory Street $50 feet north OF Baker Street,
5000. III
W. Benz. Davis and vito to Sarah G.
R'chardson, 60 feet on south side Of West
Avenue, 1875 feet from the corner Of Harrison
q i. T. Gilmore to George w. Libby. 2s feet
on north limo OF Grace Street, ga feet west
of Alien Avenue, subject to deed Of trust
for 81, 100. $40. 85fG q t5 .
Matthew Gilmour 10 Z. q. Green. 1928 1-2
feet on north line OF Park Avenue, northwest
corner OF Allison Street, 400. s .8g
John II. Grimes to Henry s. Wallerstein
50 feet on north side OF venable Street, $3.50.
II. n. Harwood and 9. II. Funston and
wives to Daisy b. Walden, 80 feet on south
5lne Of Monument Avenue. southeast corner
OF Allison Street, %, 100. vi
35 Salle IT, and C.. T. Harris to IT. f.. Green,
3 feet on north sline OF Main Street, 1876 feet
west OF Cherry Street. and 30 feet on south line
Of an alley between Main Street and Floyd
Avenue, 125 feet vest of Cherry Street $780,
{ q Lucy B. and G.i5 s.. Palmer to Florence Il
Dickinson, 20 feet on east limo Elm Street
2Sf 10 feet north OF Ivy Street. 3d.
Ifenrico Il John C. Fulton to w. B. Wheeler,
g. .b9 acres on the Charles City and W illiams-
burE roads, about 2 IL miles from the cry
OF Richmond s. 600. ~ "a " II Il
53M NJ. H shlrk ana wife to George w. Clarke,
~ acres on the Charles City road, about IL
miles from Richmond, adjoining the lands OF
Mrs Nancy 3. Crittenden and others 1850.