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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-12

By an agreement of all parties concerned III
deed of trust from j. n. Childrey. \. VI. Lyon.
and A. II. Wells and their wives. dated l6th OF pe-
camber, 1850. and recorded in Richmond Cham
ceIy Court ID. y. IL G, page 32J. To secure GER
tain note therein described, aud by the mutual
consent and request OF all parties Interested ana
concerned, will sell. on the premises. on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1882,
at o'clock r. NJ,
the following REAL ESTATE. being LARGE
BRICK FACTORY and LOT In the city Of Rich
mond. AT the southwest corner 81 VAIN ana wen
fy-sjxth streets. The FACTORY Is three stories
high. and is substantially and conveniently built
for its purposes. The CORNER LOT, with FAC.
Tory thereon, fronts 81 feet on te soulh iine OF
Twenty-sixth street. The adjoining LOT on the
west, with improvements, fronts "a feet Oh Main
street with depth Of 16J feet.
TERMS or SALE: By mutual consent aud re-
quest. one fourth cash the residue I'm six, twelve
and eighteen months, interest added, ana secured
nv deed OF trust. j. THOMPSON BROWN,
deg AuctiOnccr
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BriefS.-Rcv. w. A. Campbell, of the
Presbyterian church Of Manchester, re-
turned from Petersburg Saturday and occu-
pied his own pulpit Sunday.
The tight from the fire which occurred
in Manchester on Friday night, and which
resulted in the destruction Of several
buildings belonging to the Richmond and
Danville Railroad Company, was so bril-
liant that it was easily seen at Chester, on
the Richmond and Petersburg railroad,
and In other places Of Chesterfield county.
MFR. III. NJ. Wipfree, q well-knOwn mer-
chant, living at Chester. on the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad, had the misfor-
tune 10 have leg painfully mashed few
days ago. 1t seems that Mr.. Winfrec was
riding a colt, and while ascending hill
the animal slipped and fell, with the above
result.
A locomotive on the Richmond and Dan
vile railroad, while going at pretty rapid
rate, ran into a fiat-car on side-track ncNr
the Belle Isle junction Saturday evening
about 81 O'Clock II seems that the engine
was not tagged in time. A brakeman on
the flat-car. named William Bell, had one
OF his legs badly hurt, and he sustained
other injuries.
ltev. IL. p. Wilson, OF the Methodist
church, was prevented by sickness Sun
day night from filling the pulpit of his
church.
The Manchester Methodist SUNDAY
school rendered some very excellent sing
ing Sunday afternoon on the occasion OF
the monthly meeting Of the Methodist sun
day schools OF Richmond and Manchester.
The December term of the Chesterfield
County Conrt commenced yesterday, and
the Hastings Court will meet Monday
next.
Frederick Harris, wel.-known citizen
OF Chesterfield county. was instantly killed
Sunday BY being thrown from his horse.
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WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 10. l--..
az IL O'Clock NJ

First With that LARGE AND pFSiI; kifI
THREE-STORY BRICK STORE AND DN Ill
ING 40. 7i5 Main street, between Seventh aud
Eighth streets. The dwelling portion r.. sld,
entrance from Min street. aud IL contain. ten
rooms besides the Kitchen. which c0nifn- four
rooms The lot fronts q HIP by los 4-l2 feet.
immediately after the above sile We Wi.l .lpr
that VALUABLE LOr npon which nov -iaid-
the stables of W. ~. sutherland s Sons. fronting
on the east side 81 Eighth street between Main ant
Franklin about 40 by 1870 J-i2 feet. Til. lo' b.
now under 4 lease at .2UO per anNum, frtc from
all taxes. &C., whlcl, eNrires July J, 1855.
Immediately after t3is We win offer DE~iitA-
side of Cary between Ninth and Tenth street,.
commencing So. i,ct cast Of Ninth STREET ana lln-
mediatcy in front OF the freight depot II ihc
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Company.
This lot T. now rented at 1915 per anuum.
~ 1 +. VI. Sharp on The ,alnc day thar J.. tHLt
AND EABLl-LOCA1fD 1Mp-riORh
OF Canal street between Tenth AMI ti,'en'n
.trccis. The lot fronts As i-l2 by 40 fct t9a
l}-foot alley.
TIL RsDAY. DECEMBER II, l3o2.
commencing promptly at O'Clock y. ". % ih.
corner of Franklin and Fourteenth stree ~, v lll
offer for sale q PERPETi Al LEASEEPoN TIKI
ENCIIANGF-iIOTEL PROPERTY. 10 li,id. ln
annual rental If $3.50, free rom ail take. in.n-
rance, repairs, &c.
TllREE-STORY BRl'h STORE AND DN ILL
ING No. 1923 Franklin street. Just below lie ~
change llotcl. The dwelling portion contain -lh
The lot fronts - l-l2 feet
On
FRIDAY. DECEMBER Is, l6s2.
com -oncing promptly ~ 3 o'clock =. ~. Ih ~
TY BEAUTIFUL Bi tLblN6-lOl~ in thr " t.t
End, i'm Allen. plan. each fronting about 80 i'0i,
running back good 'cltli 10 an alley. Thirteen
OF them aie in square NJ. Of said plan, huniilr
on the south side Of Cary between u -"rfoi tnd
Randolph sfIect-. opposite Norton, lloWrr-ttag-
den, and seven are In square 30. OF er.i risn. ~
front al the ola Reservoir fronting on fhc north
side Of Ashland street.
Plais of the aforementioned real estate riH Do
seen az the office of the auc' ionccr. Who VIII -tt
pleasure I'm How NJ the same and GIVING 1n1 th-
formation that may be desired
TERMS: one fourth cash the balance 'i lN.
twelve. and eighteen months. fer negotiable nntl.,
with interest added. and the title retained unilfif
whole purcha-c-moucy r. paid ana cpnf', airr
ordered by the Court.
CHAIR - L. WILLIAM.
WILLIAM W. tRt Nj,
MARSHALL VI. GILLIAN.
n. h. MARSHALL.
de tomni. f' 'nr---
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By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
l113 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE BRICK
Il DWELLINGS AND ONE VACANT LOT
ON MAYO NEAR ROSS sTREET.-iy yir-
tue OF a deed Of trust dated - September, 1857
executed 10y John u. Davis and wife 10 The under
signed. trustee. recorded In the Richmond Chance
~ Court. will proceed to sell the above property
on 900
TUESDAY, DECEMBER IL, 1857,
~ o'clock i. w.. I'm the following order:
1st. THREE-sTORY BRICK RESIDENCE. No.
IN, fronting on Mayo street 80 feet. with depth
of 40 feet more or less The house i substantial
and in good order, and VIII command good rents
4 fine opportunity for safe investment.
I'd. A similar HOUSE, No. l19, adjoining the
above on the south.
I'D. A similar HOUSE, No. IL, adjoining NO.
Il9 on the south. .
4th. \ SMALL BRICK HOUSE and LOT, No.
Ill, with a good front yard fronting 27% feet by
140 feet. more or less. 49,. . - $40
9th. No. los Mayo street, BRICK DIVE LING,
three stories. west side of Mayo street, fronts 23s
feet: dcpih, 90 feet. more or Jess.
9Th. AVACANT LOT on Mayo street. adjoining
house Ne. Ill on. The south. fronting 80 rect
more of less with depth of so feet, more or less
This property pays most rcmuneratl'e income
on Investment.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance in SIX, twelve;
and eighteen months. interest added, aud secured
by deed Of trust. l.. ID. tHHlSIlNt,
Trustee.
4 T,tourSoy EnoyS, Auctionocr. de >
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by Grubbs K Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Aucfioneers.
Eleventh street between Mainland Bank
Richmond, Va.
rI,IE HOT SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

I'm pursuance of A decree Of the United states
District Court for The Western district of Nir-
ginia. we will. ut o'clock L. NJ ON
TUESDAY, JANUARY 30. 1888,
al the custom-hou-c, in the city of Richmond.
Va. sell 10y public auction the Interest OF Samuel
THE HOT SPRINGS
of Bath county, Va, n follows:
I. SEVEN EIGIITIIS OF THE I r
KNOWN As THE HOT SPRINGS, con-
taInng about 550 ACRts S;,,.,,., mn ,.r
III. \ TRACT on ABouT SO ACRES. adjoining
". a TRACT or ABOUT 276 ACRES, also adj
joining the first tract. - ~.
The irst IS known as THE HOT SPRINGS"
aud was formerly owned by Thomas Goodc. The
other tracts have since been added to H. and all to-
gcther constitute the MOST VALUABLE PRO-
PERTY IN VIRGINIA.
The interest of ;. {. Tariy in said property will
DC sold as whole ana arrangements viii be made
by which the purchaser may II nc wishes 10 do So,
purchase the remaining one eighth Of the first
lraci ana one sixth Of the second tract AT prices
relatively the same those hid for the Interest II
sad Tardy therein.
The curative properties of the waters Of The Hot
springs are equal, II not superior to those OF the
famous Hot springs Of ARKANSAS aud their repu-
tatiOn a. extensive
The HOTEL aud COTTAGES are in good con-
,lition. with a capacity TO accommodate FOUR
HUNDRED GUESTS.
This property is Started IN hecelebraied Warm
Springs valley. Unritailed for the beauty of Its
merabie springs Of infinite variety Of temperature
and varied medicinal properties. They are The
only hot springs east of tie Mississippi river. and
must necessarily be The great resort Of all persons
living in the Atlantic state. who eek permanent
relief from rheumatism. govt. and scrOfula.
TERMS on SALE: Cash. si0.Ou0; credit a. Ia
the residue Of one, two. and three year,, with ln-
teicst from day Of sale. payable scm-annnally AT
6 per cent. cridcnccdby bond, with good personal
security. but the purchaser can 1T his option. pay
the whole of the purchasc-mOuey In cash. or pay
third In cash. and relieve himself from the ne
ccssIty Of giving personal security for the unpaid
purcha,c-lnoncy; hut TIE title viii be retained un-
III the whole purchase money shan be paid.
Arrangements have been made 10 I'LL with ice
the capaciOuS icc-houscs on tie premises. aud the
purchaser viii be required 20 pay in cash the ac-
tuai cost Of procuring supply Of ice for the com
ing summer. hut IL l. not believed that the cost
will exceed two or three hundred dollars.
tOr further Information apply to Messrs. Ould
< Darlington. or to Messis Johnston, Williams <
Bouiwarc, Richmond. Va.
JAMES ALFRED JONES.
ISAAC DAVENPORT R..
T.
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Messrs. Eggleston, Thornton & Co..,
=ssmithville, Va, say :" Browns Iron Bit
ters is Justly popular. and gives entire sat
-ixfaciion."
A Pottsville (Pa,) telegram says: AT 9
O'Clock Friday morning the boiler-house
A3f the Hazard Powder Company's DOW
dsr~works, near Ashland, caught fire. The
high winds served to increase the fury of
W. flames, which soon communicated to
I be engine aud tlrying-houses, all of which
ere burned TO the ground. The engineer
al u ~atchmen We're the only two persons
ab Wn Che buildings, and were powerless
to ~ ANYTHING except give the alarm.
pow taer magazine containing six hundred
Kegs "a pewder narrowly escaped being
desh Dyed The buildings were ffspe. and
the L ~ wiz not excsed 81 900 or 81. 900
The sfgin'N the fire IL unknown.
Mr.. L. e. Duell, Petersburg, Va. says
I" Bro' VS. Arop Bitters islieyed me al gen.
eral de- 0fty and torpid liver"
secretsSy Chandler ba issued sailis
orders to Eeaf-Admiral .CQoper for a sv;ns
ter cruise a the North Atllntic souadron
The vessels w1h proceed together fyom
Hampton Roads, as soon an t.,ey are ready /
,sor sen, as Tar sDtth ~ latitud. 200. Fran
sNiere they VIII BE dispatched fer different
tyilses by the RearsAGmiral. ans will visit
'eiihe ports OF the West Indies 4sld South
American coasts with which TIL, countrv
has interests. They Will Rendezvous n
some place on the Atlantic coat next
spring.
Mr.. IL X. Moore, Petersburg. Va. ,avs.
Ell pronounce Browns Iron Bfters |. s.'nJ
medicine Or debility and weakness." W." !
Mr. pafyiek DOu0her Me.d1,.,
Va, has rem. rkatle rooster. which he
copfemplates pres, rnting to the Geological
Garden ~ New Yora. This chicken always c
crows at , O'Clock A. ". During the time
Mr.: Dougher held the mail cont net the
llnl's were started by this ROSTERS unfail- (
ING crow It that hour.
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nINIDEND NOTICE.

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND PorONACl
RAILROAD COMPANY,
TREAsUEEE's OFFICE.
RICHMOND, VA, December 4, 1882.
AZ meeting OF the Board of Directors held ON
The 10Th OF November. $50. II was
=" Resolced. That a DIVIDEND OF TWO DOL
LARS PER SHARE be hereby declared on the
common stock Of the company. payable on the
"a o. January next. and that the same amount
DC PAID III the same time on each dividend obllga-
lion OF Que hundred dOllars.-
The 'ansfer hooks will he closed from the Goth
OF December, i sS2, to the I'd Of January, 1883.
j. II. WINSTON
&c o-TutJs2 Treasurer.
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IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE

L SALE | will sell the PERSONAL ESTATE
conveyed in said decd IN the factory NJ the north
west corner Of Twonty-fourth and Main street,
consisting
| 3h-HORSE-POWER BOILER,
25-IfORSE-PDWER BOILER.
35-HORSE-POWER ENGINE.
~ BOX-SCREWS.
~ sets BANDS aud BILLETS.
10 HYDR kULiC POT-PREsSFS.
- POTS. TINS. aud IRONS.
| extra POT.
HYDRAULIC PRESSES and RETAIN
Frs.
HYDRAULIC PRESSES stationary.
- set SHAPES.
| STEAM Hl DRAULlC PUMP.
. CUTTING-kNlNES
4 LARGE FEAST POTS.
| WRINGER,
. LICORfCE-BOlLE Frs,
, STEM-SCREWS.
and all MACHINERY Of every Kind for Plug or
smoking-tObacco purposes: all PIPING, FIN
TIRES. and OFFICE FURNITURE within said
building.
TRIMS or TIRE PERSONAL PROPERTY will Doe
announced at sale.
The sale Of personally viii be conducted by r.
II. COOK, Esq. J.1UOMP.oN BROWN.
de AuctiOnccr.
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HOTEL PROPERTY

In execution Of decree II The Chanc'is fD.sf
Of the city Of Richmond. rendered on IN g-N.I.v
ri November. 1882. In tho SUIT Of jaime, Mind
Jones. trustee. as. Joseph Mems adm .i.f.-
&c., aud Hewitt, &c, rs. Allen. &C.. We l.c nu,i,r-
signed special commissioners thereby lDnulu',a
Will proceed To sell at public auction. upon DO
premises, the REAL ESTATE above r.hlr.l d..
commencing ON
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TIE DATEs.-Coalitioni about town
say that but for the charges OF Judge Chris
tian these PROSECUTIONS against our citizens
never would have been commenced.
The facts are:
Mes&s. Wilkins and Goddiu were ar
rested Us far back as November 25th.
Judge Christians first charge to the
grand Jury was on December 4M, and hi,
second one on December Sth.
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IRON. STEEL. &c.
-~-~->-~~--~-->---'-ce--.>' s',->'. w.
METALS, GRiNDSTONES, &c.

METALS, GRlNDSTONES, &c.
BEST REFINED BAR IRON-assortel ,i,es.
HORsE-siioE, HOOP, BAND. and OyALs.
SWEDE IRON and NORWAY .sUAPFs-as-
sorted sizes;
RUSSIA, GALVANIZED, and AMERICAN
sliEET-lEON;
NAiLOEs CAST. SPRING, and TIRE.sTEEf. .
sPELTER, SHEET ZINC, SOLDER, AXIrs.
NOVA SCOTIA and OHIO GRINDsTONEs-,
fnll supply. '"Ho-a
For sale by RFNRY NJ woprrg,,,
dei0'Sin corner Fifteenth and Cary sirseis.
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By }. Thompson Nrown.
Real keta,c Agent and AuctlonCer,
iiI3 Mann slgct.

DuBLlC AUCTION OF FOUR BEAU
Il TlFlL BUILDING LOrS ~ THE MFsT
hND. ON PARK AVENUE, ADJACENT TO
OF owner. a non Resilient, win ali. On
THURSDAY, DECEMBER lin.
az i:3O l.. VI, those -FOUR LOIS or GNOI Nd
fronting 30 fee, each, on north line Of pMk ave
nue., running Ddck between parallel liues ln ave-
rage depth OF ltt feet to- Wide alley. The recent
improvements OF Richmond College, Ia hi, ncigl.-
borhood, has greatly enhanced the value and dcsi-
rabiiity OF this property Medium hou-,s erected
here would pay 4 handsome Iotisa.
TERMS: One fourth c1sh; balance in ,iN, twelve,
aud eighteen mouths, Interest added. secacei by
trust decd. j. THOMPSON BROWN,
dc5 Aucti9nccr
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DIVIDENDS.

q
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD Co,
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY.
Nos. 81 AND 80 SOUTH THIRD STREET
PHILADELPHIA, PA, November 90, 1882.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
4 THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS has declared
AQuAkTERLf DIVIDEND OF ONE DOLLAR
FER SHARE on tie preferred stock Of this COM
pany, payable on and after December 18th. 10 The
stockholders ~ registered AT 3 o'clock L. NJ. No
yembcr 10Th. Nv
Stockholders of record in New York will be paid
NJ the Union National Bank. NcvD York clty and
stockholders Of record In PHILADELPHIA at the Office
OF the Treasurer I'm this city.
The transfer books will he closed from g o'clocl
J.. VI. November 29il until O'Clock 4. NJ. Deem
Der lin. &. Il W. ARMIES, secretary.
InD 3S-dc l2Xl5I
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by Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionoer, A
1915 Main street.

DY VIRTUE OF "A CERTAIN DEED
ID OF TRUST dated November %. 1851, anc
recorded In clerks office of Richmond Chancery
Court. IN Deadlock 1l9 A, page :, from Eich-
ard johnson and wife, default having been made
I'm the payinent of a note therein described, we
shall proceed TO sell public auction, on the prem
iscs, on - - ~, zoo,
n, 4 o'clock T. NJ the following PROPERTY con-
viewed Ia said deed: certain LOT OF LAND,
with a TWO-STORY FRAMED DWELLING
thereon. fronting on The souh Slqe OF bdhcr street
between t. James and ~. John streets.
TERMS: Cash a, TO costs of sale and note 81
1915, with interest from November ~, 1882
balance. If any, announced al llne 81 sac.
WALTER SlDNOR,
7. TUPPER. JR..
de IL Trustees.
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A New SOCIE1Y.-A new French Mu-
fiual and Beneficial Society was organized
n, Monticello Hall on Sunday with the fol-
lowing officers: A. luxembourg, president;
ii. Baschon, vice-presldent; j. Mannoni,
recording secretary; and n. Giuliani, finan-
.cial secretary. This Society has been or
ganizcd IN place Of one which was recently
dissolved, and will doubtless do much good
in providing for poor Frenchmen who may
fcone under its care.
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BY W. Goddin & son, Aa,uoae,r,

10y W. OOddin & son, Aucti0uc' "a.
4 COMMISSIONERS SALE eREAL
" ESTATE N BAKERS ADplTlON.-As
commissioners OF the "a merry Court Of the city
OF Richmond entered ON the Tth OF December.
1851 IN the case Of smith aga inst smith, &c. ~
shall sen AZ aueiDn' on the premises, on
FRIDAY, DKCEMBER 10, Iss2.
az II O'Clock NJ. tie following Iseces OF real
NIA ATE in Bakers addition, Z which r. ~
smith died seized The Lon on The south Side of
tanoll stT.et, fronting thereon 1874 fect. iuunhe
back "a feet. with q SMALL WOODEN IFNF-
MINT, occupied by The widow - 4. W. smith.
amer which the VACANT Lot fronting 20 fcci
On thc south side Of Cabcl street. running hicA -
feet.
TERMS: one third cash. bslano. ~ tx anr
twelve months for ucgoti ALL. nOes. intec AZ added
and tiilc retained until all Ct .hc purcha.e-nOne,
Is fully paid. ". II. SANDS.
JACOB COIN,
&c ~ special Commissioner. .
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F7A CHAIRMAN CONVICTED Dicker-
son (colorcd), chairman OF the Coalition
party in Brookland district, Henrico coun-
~, was on yesterday found guilty in Hen
rico county Of stealing corn, and was adj
Judged worthy Of three months in jail.
This was the punishment awarded him by
q magistrate, from whose judgment he APP
s.oa1od
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I,y J. yhoinpson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AuctIoneer.
1It3 Main street.

DI-BLIC AUCTION SALE OF THAT
LARGE AND COMMODIOUs BRICK
TOBACCO FACTORY
ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF MAIN
AND TwENTY-sIXTH STREETS:
ALSO,
ALL THE TOBACCO FIXTURES,
srCu As ARE FOUND IN FIRST-CLAsS
FACTORY,
CONTAINED IN 4 FACTORY ONTliE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF MAIN MD
TwFNTY-FoURTH STREETS.
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By Furman Upper,
Real E.tite Aeont ard Auciioeer.,
1OlG Main street.
4 CCTION SALE OF
No. 2l7,
BETWEEN JEFFERSON AND MADISON
STREETS.

BY roquc-, OF the owncr-, -hau sen rf .a.-
ton on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER ID. ls72.
on the premise. at o'clock l.. NJ, the above Joe
ferred 10 PROPERTY. being TWO-~TOE1
DETACHED BRiCk DWELLING, containing
four rooms. ana detache kitchen with nve rooms.
The LOT front, - feet on he south side ~ Broad
street. aud extend, back good depth. Win both
side and rear alleys.
This property At present offers snug iuNt go
mcnt aud l. truly valuable, but g. dc-tirsi g.
greatly enhance IN yalnc, lying rs Il does 0n thl.
great business street. whore values rapidly rui
up. profitable investment h guaranteed by fLi.
sale 80 all seeking good-pIying real estate are JOE
yited 10 be- present.
TERMS: At sale. FIRMAN TIPTFR.
dc 3,6.S,9,lO 1918 Ancrfput,r.
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by sutton 4 Co,
Renl Estate Auctioncers,
11cs Main street.

AUQvIuON '.-------
BY sutton Co,
Renl Estate Auctionctrs,
11cs Main street
COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ or
"a 7.lo ACRES
or
VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE ST.
DITRBAN PROPERTY,
s1Tr,rrD AUOUT ONE MILE WEST or
THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE
CRY OF RICHMOND,
,xn ,nrofS1vt; THE GROUNDS OF TIE
NEW RESERVOIR P4Hk.
Nv virtue Of a decree OF the Chancery tonrt ~
tho citx of Richmond In the suit OF IabD anu wne
rs Shepard &c, entered on me nun uIS nm.
MEMBER 1882, and ~ special c"minissloher ~
pointed thereby. shall proceco ~ y" 81 P"~
auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER IL, lss2,
Mt 4 O'Clock r. NJ, the REAL ESTATE men,
Toned I'm said decree. being ~ 7-lU ~ Kris VIZ
REAUTIFULLY -LOCATED LAND'iiI ng in 1.la,'
diatejy on the Cary-Street road. ma III INA, N"iiN
where propertyis rapidly enhancing ~ c,r On ,,c
improvements now being made by the CITY on tnc
Reservoir Park. which adjoins this properly VIII
greatly enlnnce its value and desirapility, ana
purchasers mayexpcct very soon lo sec III ulNiueu
M and sold as building lots at handsome pronl
on their Investments. The property wiz be SOFA ~
a whole or snb-diyidtd, as may seem pes' o" "'' Vi
sale. ,.,. -. ~ .,,,
TERMS: One third cash: balance nc six ana
twelve months for negoti ible notes, Win u per
cent interest added, and title retained unt' az te
by the Court. JAMES ALFRED JONES,
del Special Commissioner.
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IlOS. W. +. BICK.-The next lecture in
the star course Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association will be given by the Hon.
W. +. Bick, ut one time judge OF the Court
Of British India. Judge Blck came to the
United States on pleasure trip, and was
induced to remain over the winter season.
The lecture is illustrated on canvas by
very powerful and improved stcreopticon.
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PoIICr OossFr. following cases were
disposed Of yesterday:
David Read was fined S2-b0 for creating
= disturbance on the premises Of W. H..
Thompson.
John Moore (colorcd), charged with
being a fugitive from justice from North
Carolina. He was committed to jail until
the authorities OF North Carolina could be
notified 81 his arrest.
j. Il. Rayenor was 6ncu - for assaulting
and beAilng John CLARK.
Tom Shelton (colorcd), drunk, was fined
81.
Ale&andcr Smith ,(coloredD was fined
Se.b0sor disordcrly conduct In the street.
Waiter Goodc and Robert johnson were
fined 60 each for beng drunk.
Robert jenkins was sent OH to the grand
bury for firing pistol in the street.
Robert Coleman was fined s. for creating
y disturbance in the street.
simon Jones (colored), charged with
stealing a turkey from Kuhn n Martin.
Jailed for fifteen days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-12

CouRr OF ArPEALs.-Thc following eases
were disposed Of yesterdays
Pctt,n, administrator cs. the Virginia
Military Institute snd others. Appeal al
bowed and superscdcos awarded to decree
pronounced by the Circuit Court OF
Charles City county On the l4th OF August,
sSsH
Faux Gilmer, Esq., was allowed to
practice ~ counsel IN this court.
Board OF Pubic Works and els. against
Can't and ais, Argued by the Attorney
General for appellants and MAJOR Charles
s. stringfellow for appcllccs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-12

CnTY TAXES.
UNDEgrAESERS.

JOSEPH W. LAUBE, ts>syszr-s
~ FURNiSiIlNG-UNDER Err, sz.s1a'-S
CORNER FIRST ANIsiiROAD STREETS,
RICHMOND. VA.
WOOD AND METALLIC BURiAL-CAsES.
ROBES. HEARsE, HACKS,
and ~ things requisite 1T LOWEST RATES,
feiegraDhic and country orders solicited.