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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-16
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Bricfs.-The exhibition Of tableaux, &C..
conducted this week by the ladies OF Meade
Memorial church at the courthouse for the
benefit Of the Temperance Reading-Room,
will close tonight, having met with graf
flying degree Of success.
Solomon Jones (colored), indicted for
the murder OF his son, was placed on trial
yesterday before Judge Gregory, OF Ches-
terfcld County Court. The prosecution
will cndcavor to prove that Jones, after
killing his son, placed bis body on the
track OF The Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad Company near Manchester, ia
leave the impression that he had been killed
by passing train.
Miss Eva Donnau and Mr.. Summers, OF
this city, were married Thursday night al
the house OF the brides mother, near the
Free bridge.
The City Court will commence its Deccm.
Der term on Monday. The only felony
case Is that Of an alleged forger.
The hand-engine belonging to the Alert
Fire Company has been handsomely paint.
ed by Mr. Ledford, Of the Danvile Rail-
road paint-shops.
There were yesterday In the city Jail four
colored and one white prisoner.
The Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Company have commenced filling up with
earth and stone the two spans nearest Man.
chester, which will afford a solid road-bed
and save the expense OF two iron spans,
At the bottom the earth will be prevented
from spreading by retaining walls.
The Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company propose to build number OF
car-sheds on the site Of the former kaolin.
works, and viii gain access thereto from
their present shops east OF the Free bridge
by tunnel under the roadway OF the ap-
proach to that bridge. The company some
time since purchased all OF the land be-
tween the Petersburg and Free bridges.
The company have concluded to cover the
woodwork OF their tank frame with cor
rugated Iron to prevent danger from a con-
Migration such as visited its works few
evenings since.
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Loss or AZ OLD VIRGINIA HoNg.-Bell,
Dale, the residence upon the estate oil
Philip 81. George Cooke, Esq., In p0wba.
tan county, was destroyed by fire few
days since. IL u believed to have orig.
mated by accident. II was a very old
house, but In a good state OF preservation.
II was once the residence Of Rev. Edward
Baptist, one OF the most cultivated and
liberal Baptist ministers Of former times,
and who contributed with bis friend and
associate, DIR. deter, so much to the cause
Of educating the ministry Of his Church.
During the time Of his residence at Belle
Dale he superintendent classical school Of
high grade at his house. He removed
from this State to Alabama, where during
bis life nc always, rs here. sustained the
character Of an eloquent and devoted min
lister OF the gospel.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS op RICHMOND
L0Dos, No. 2l9. KNIGHTS OF HoSoR.-At a
regular meeting OF Richmond Lodge,
Knights Of Honor, held last night at their
hall, corner Marshall and Fifth streets. the
following officers were elected: Past Dicta-
tor, n. Mayo; Dictator, T. =. Campbell +;
Vice-Diciator, @. Z. Cornick; Assistant
Dictator, John T.. Hankins; Guide, e. j.
Dunn; Chaplain, j. w. Atkins; Reporter,
&. s. Carter; Financial Reporter Thomas
jackson; Treasurer, John w. Quay |;
Guardian, w. G.. Smith; Sentinel, i. c.
johnson; Trustees, j. j. Wright. w. j.
Mcdowell, and 4. =. Campbell; Medical
Examiner, DIR. Jenifer Garrett; Repre-
sentative to Grand Lodge. Thomas jack
son-alternate. S. S. Carter.
Richmond Lodge has large member
ship, Is composed Of splendid material,
and Ia In most prosperous and lourishing
condition
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POLICE COuRT.-The following eases were
disposed OF yesterday:
Edward Cook (coloreD was fined 50 for
disOrderly conduct in the street.
Edward Washington (colored) was fined
$3.50 for reckless driving in the street.
Ike Farmer and William Dinah were
fined Is each for fighting in the bar-room
Of W. G. Cartwright.
James A. Scott, John F. Regnault, and
J. Thompson Brown, reported for viola.
ting the city ordinance by putting up iron
verandas on the Masonic building, corner
OF Ninth and Main streets, without first
getting permission from the proper au-
thorities. The case, by consent of both
parties, was continued till the 9th OF JAN
uary.
Frank Melton alias Clinton Bodine,
charged with bigamy, and also charged
with being fugitive from Justice in the
city OF Baltimore. The case was continued
to Tuesday to await requisition from the
Governor Of Maryland.
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INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS. Last eve
ming the following officers OF Virginia
Lodge, No. 6, Order Of the Golden Chain.
were installed by V. d. T.. &. Tabb, assisted
by ID. ID. X. n. Northen, for the ensuing
term: George Duncan, commander; DR..
c. A. Mercer. vce-commander; James
Macdougall, assistant commander; f. L.
Sutton, past commander; W. James Epps,
prelate; II. n. Northen, secretary; L. Il.
Williams, collector; II. NJ. Walthall, trea-
surer; ii. f. Holmes, guide; ii. $. Jen-
nings, guardian; j. j. Davis, sentinel; Il.
u. Chalkley. I. +. Minor, and II. A. Nc
Curdy, trustees; DR.. II. Cabell Tabb, med
icaI examiner.
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REAL Estate SALEs.-Furman Upper,
auctloneer, sold within the last week the
following property: Nos. 1929, 704, 704s,
and 700 east Leigh street for SIC, 800 cash !;
No. 400 west Main street for So, 800. and lot
northwest corner Of Franklin and Laurel
streets for S7,3l2.50-total amount, S27,-
1850.
Messrs. r. u. Chaffin e. Co., real estate
agents, sold on yesterday the farm in Ches-
terGeld county about nine miles from Rich
mond, near Bon Air, containing 395 acres,
and owned by Mr.. James A. Leathers.
Mr.. Hugh G. Mc(Silvray, Of Iroqouis
county, ILL.,, was the purchaser at the prlc e
Of $4,000.
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TWO Hetels, With All the Guests, Ef.
fcets, burned Ia Manifoha

WINNIPEG, December IA fire here 10,
night Destroyed The Canadian Pacific Hotel
m ano me Joboston House, two large hotels.
lac Waverly House also caught, but the
nanes were extinguisbed before very great
damage was done. The Johnston House
was valued at $4,000 and the furniture at
xdssovo, including eight biIliard-tables.
The hotel opened on SATURDAY, and was
crowded with guests. All were rescued.
Dus no eneets were saved. One woman
Z ~ severely burned In trying to save her
'nna' wno che thought was In tho house,
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In pursuance of decree Of the United states
District Court for the Western district Of Viz
2inia, we Will. at o'clock y. NJ, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1888,
At the custom-house. In the city Of Richmond,
Va, sell by public auction the Interest Of Samuel
THE HOT SPRINGS
Of Bath county. Va. rs follows:
/. SEVEN EIGHTIls OF THE IRA f
known AS TIE HOT SPRINGS con-
H. rlV 'i". 1HiH' OF ANIADJ6INING TRACT
Of about 400 ACRLS.
, III. \ TRACT OF ABOUT SO ACRES, adjoining
". \ TRNCT oFABOUT 276 ACRES, also adj
Joining the first tract. .
The hrst IS known ~ THE HOT SPRINGS
aud WAS formerly owned by Thomas GoOde. The
other tracts have sice been added to Il. and All to-
getbcr constitute the MOST VALUABLE PRO
PERTY IN VIRGINIA.
The interest of :. &. 'fardy in said property viii
be sold ~ a whole. and arrangements will he made
by which the purchaser may. If he wishes to do so,
iract ana one sixth OF the second tract ut prices
relatively the same - those bid Tor the Interest Of
sad 1ardy therein.
Springs are equal If moi superior. TO those Of tie
famous Hot Springs OF Arkansas aud their repu-
tatiOn rs cXtcuslve.
The HOTEL and COTTAGES are IN good con-
dition. with capacity to accommodate FOUR
HUNDRED GUESTS.
This property il situated In The celebrated Warm
Springs Valley unriyalled for the heau,y of It's
scenery and for heathfuness. aud embraces innu-
merabfc >prings OF infinite variety II tenp eraIurc
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 II tics who seek pcrman cnt
relief from rheumatism, govt, and rcrofull.
TERMS or SALE: Cash. slO.0u0; credit rs 10
the residue Of one. two, and three years with ill.,
tci EST from daY Il sale payable scmi-annually, ~
Per cent, cydencedh by bonds with good personal
security, but the purchaser al his option. pay
the whole OF the purchase-money IN cash, or pay
third In cash, aud relieve himself from the ne
cesslty Of giving personal security for the unpaid
IN cha-cin nney but the title viii DC retained un-
I'll the whole purchase money shall De paid.
Arrangements have been made TO mn with ice
the caDaciOus iCc-hougc3 on the premises. and HE
purchaser VIII be required 10 pay In cash the ac-
tua cost Of procuring supply Of Ice for the COM
ing summer bur it l. not believed that the cost
will exceed two on three hundred dollars.
FOR further information apply 10 Mcssrs. Ould
& Carrington. or 10 Ncssrs. Johnston. Williams &
BOuiNare, Richmond. Va.
JAMES ALFRED JONES,
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR.,
". l.. SIMS,
Commissioners
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctlonecrs.
de Observation-Disclosures 2s.29.3l.&
Ja24,6,9.ll, S,20.2l,23,2l,2 %, 1852 1928.
80
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4 UCTION SALE OF \ VERY DE-
"A slRABlE BRiCk DWELLING ANU
THREE BEAUTltULLN-SlTU BUILD
ING LOTS ON HE NORTH SIDE or VAL
BtIWEtN FIRST fNDsI. JAMES >TEEf -.
ny request Of The owner, who has concluded q.
lis' ontinue housekeeping, we viii i'.l 1y auc' f
upon the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 90, iss..
following:
tir't That DFsIRABLY-LOCATfn .ANp
WtLL-tOSsIRUC1ED BRiCh DNtiilN'
NO. IL Duvai street the DMELLlND contains
seven rooms, gas water. &c: kitchen il tle year.
Inc iot has 'front.' of az by = dcptn OF .-- ftt',
win Iu-foot alley on the east.
secondly, and Immediately AFTER the 81. ~ ne
dwelling. THREE BUILDING LOTS commclc-
ing so feet east OF the alley above mentioned
zach tot has "A front OF 20 feet by dei,th OF --
feet. In view OF the rVilci location OF hi, pro-
perty. together with Is close proximity 20 th ~
tensise works of ". r.. Tanner K Co., an opp
tnnity Is thus afforded operatives Of heating ncr
Their scene OF Labor. We inyitc tie attend,ncc nI
All 'nterc tel Ina good Investments 10 b. ~th o. 80
the time named.
TERMS: Que third In cash; bal-nec At Xix and
twelve months, per cent. Interest added. and
secured by atrust deed upon III. nroperty
CHEWING & ROSE,
uc II AngtlDpte4r.
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Share speculation opened In the main strong
prices so IL higher than at yesterdays CLOSE I'M
mediatey after the opening The list fell OH frac-
ton: AZ or which the M ,Iket became strong, aud
recorded m advance Of s6oli. in which Union
Pacific. Delaware, Lgckawanna and Western. and
Pacific Mail were the most Conspicuous. There
was then fractional decline and recovery, which
about midday was followed hy q decline Of ia l.,
led by Omaha and Denver ana Rio & randc. In The
early part of the afternoon Il rally Of h@Ik took
place, but subsequently this WIS partially lost,
Omaha leading a reaction Of l.Ma. The market
after this became strong, and recorded an advance
ranging from q TO "a, Northern Pacific, Cadada
Southern. Read NJ. and Omaha being prominent
IN the upward movement, while Pacific Mail adj
yanced 10 45R from 4 "a III noon. The market
closed strong 1T an advance on the days tTansac-
tons Of Aep3G, Pacific Mail, Alton aud Terre
llaute preferred, Reading and Union Pacific
Northern Pacific preferred, aud c.. O., G. and ].
being the most prominent therein. Transactions
aggregated 10000 shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, December 15.-yirginia G'e con-
solicited, 6Z;i; new lO-iO's. 49,. Sid.
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Mr.. X. G.. Bailey. kcysville, Va, says /:
My wife was greatly benefited by the Use
of Browns Iron Bitters."
Mr.. Il. S. Waller, Petersburg, Va, says :
" Browns Iron Bitters restored an invalid
lady friend TO perfect health"
DIR. i. a. Alexander. Broadway, Va.
says: 81 have used Browns Iron B,tters
In my practice with great satisfaction"
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To NE Editor of the U,spatcA.

In referring to the recent decision OF the
United States Supreme Court In the Ar.
lington estate case you say that Associate
Justice Woods IL an Ohio man, Mr. 4. v.
Smalley, In hts paper on The Supreme
Court, in the December Century, says
"william b. Woods, Of Georgia." Who
Is rightr n. y. IL.
ROANOKE. Va. December !. 1882.
Justice Woods was appointed as from
Georgia, TO which State he removed soon
after the close Of the war. lie Is an Ohio
man.
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MAT THE ROMP.-The second perform
ance by Miss Carrie Swain was given at the
Richmond Theatre last night. She APP
peared as Mat the Romp, and it Is pity
that better house did not greet her. Her
character approximations are very good
and her songs are delightful. This eve
ming Mat the Romp will be given ct ma
tinee, and all who see it will be sure to en-
Joy II. The Theatre will be closed at night
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COMM ERCIAI.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND. December 10. 1882.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, 906 bushels Red. le6 bush.
els. Re-exhibited, l.I92 bushels.
CoRN.-WhItc, 642 bushels. Mixed ia bush.
els. "'''''
0ATs.-44 bushels.
kYE.-9u bushels.
MEAL--l46 bushels.
BLACKEYE PEAs.-10 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Whiie.4 AZ bushels good atSl.lO. Red
10 Dusneis far 10 prime Lancaster ut 81 05 10
fl.Il; 4e bushels mixed at s1.O6; ga bushels
common 10 very good Fultz 1T 95c. 10 SIO6.
COkN.-Whiie, GOA bushels good 20 prime new,
"a TO 55c. ~" ~
0ATs.-44 bushels good winter at 4sc.
KIE.-e0 bushels on private terms
MEAL.-40 bushels on private terms
COTToN.-Ione steady. Receipts, 100 bales
shipments, ~ bales; Quotations: Middhng. 9Ic.
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nut which had beeu already rescued. The
total loss h about $4,000, half covered BY
insurance. It was a cold night, and there
was some difficulty IN working the frozen
gfupS
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by Davenport Morris, Aucsicncc-..
A UCTION SALE OF ENTIRE STOC X
or
VALUABLE AND WFLL-AS-oETED
GROCERIES
WITHOUT LIMIT OR REsEnyr.
by Davenport & Morris, Aucs.oucc-.

At the request Of Nes-rs. j. p. ROGERS & Co..
who have determined 10 make q change in ihsir
bus Janunr !, 1853 obey intending then ~
go exclusively into the Wholesale LIOIDR
AND TOBACCO BUSINESS, We VII roll Il their
warehouse, Nos. lO6 and lO7 Fourteenth street
on
WEDNESDAY IuE GOTH INSTANT.
their entire stock Of GROCERIES, c,n-i-tine u
part "a follows:
COFFEE. TEA. SUGAP.
MOLASsE-. slRt rs,
SALT, ROCK SALT.
SHOT. SOAPS.
~ +. POTASH,
ROPES, BUCKETS.
FISH, NlNEGAR,
MATCHES, BLACKINa.
SPICES. PAPER,
SODA, &c, sc.
TERMS Liberal. an viii be announces 0. .!.s
Of sale. DAVENPORT 4 MORRIS.
Dc >
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By Jno. T.. Laught0n, Jr, Agru p.
1906 Nam street

RICHMOND AND DAsyftLf kAlilNA 40 Co.,.
YORK Rls tR itNr.
OFFICE FREIGHT AGKNI
TwEAIl-FoURrli Strict, DoccmDlr s.. l~~-.
TIE FOLLOWING UNJARhED MD
l. UNCLAIMED FRLIGU Nil be -Ytl 80 .nr-
ton NJ thi, depot on
THURSDAY. % III IN-rAsr.
commencing At TO- O'Clock a. M.-yit.t s pIOs-
Pipe, | bundle l6l ;. n. FORKS, t1irY-, ..'
spii' Baskets, bag Roots. = Cog-Nl.tl-. '.-
dc Paper, l package Nagun-BoNc8, l.i stove
castings, 1T Plow-t astlrg,. : Rails. 9 huU. r
stats, ! cylinder, large Iron Pipe, swing p
Tree, - p'ckaecs Separator barrel Heater. +
box !. Wheels, ~. Boiler. boxes ehpa-Dn---
my, truss POlO-> ucks. ban1,c llty-iific ~llif.
Bureau. bundles Bcd-tcid>, / big and ..s
Shutiles bundles bags. boxes M,rcl1udl r
package Chair-stock. I bundle l6l Nucb,f-. D
crate Npokos, / box -p,kcs, lot lca-nruil-. F.
bundles :. Blades. lundo Buggy -Brcks. - NtIi-
liucAet-. box Ned-ta-;inr. bundle Him,-. f
Nc1snIr =. Ncitle htr- lIult, iiur ~tny-li.I.
| bundle sl,et-lron, pieces StoYc-Pipe. ! bun
Iron Bolts bundles Cotton Tie, . ir.n shafts.
can Vanish piece Machinery. | Slab Marl.'.. D
bundle Blocks. box Merchandise. lOf Si0ye-T.l.
lot Stuvc-Pots, I bundle Nul-RO,.-, I Iuudf. O..
Iron, bars steel, 10 rs Iron, , b0Ncs rOckrl.
J iarrel Cakes. / package MERCHANDISE. 1 llrrl
UBc-M God. bag Ground ~ulu.c. 10 hs-- Ground
Bark, | bundle M-gOu-Sktens, y bags tinfu.. ,
case Merchandise m1rscdJ. 70 :, / case Yerci..-
disc marked J. Vincent I ease Merehandl.t. 81
bundles Gas-Pipe. }. Nullin. J can Ggnp0wt,-
pieces Iron Aalc, ". -. KNIGHT. Agcuf.
J. T.. iANGHTOS, AuctioncCI. dr l-2farf|
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NEsrAYER's Tourists. night
Hestayer's Tourists will appear at the
Richmond Theatre for one night only.
They advertise new fun, new faces, new
music-all in a Pullman car which the
company brings with them.
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IL takes over one hundred pairs OF gloves
70 assuaae the grief OF the Brooklyn officials
over the death Of an alderman, whose life
might have been saved by single bottle OF
DIR. BULBS Cough Syrup.
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ny Telegraph.

NEW lORh.
NEW YORK, December l5.-Cot,on duIl: so,es
24I bales; uplands, l0Nc.; Orleans, 10 9-Isc
weekly mel receipts, 9,4s7 bales; gross, 1871
naits; ckports-to Great Britain, 6,6i2 hale.
70 France, $50 bales; to the continent. G'sso
p,les: sales, 1912 bales; stock. 77,eII LaIes'
rionr-sotthern steady; common TO fair cxf,a
si.39@tS:lo good 10 choice extra, s5.2o@
so..o. oWheaf-harIct VOC. lower; No. 2
spring, 96c.; nngraded red. S2c.msI. i4L: No
= red; sl.ooags1: ioi; unrraded white, 9lc'S
ri.lof; No. red, December, sl.Oss.,qsi .Oes.
s soli a@Acc. lower: ungraded western mixed
Ss9 ,; No 3, 57Asg5eSc: Oars-Marset ScS
r.. ce,ter ana fairly active: No. o mixed. Axe:
20. . white, a7c. Hops dun and prices nominai'
o0n,e-kio. on spot, quiet and unchaneed: Rio
upons lower and fairly active; sales OF Rio JAN
e eTy, fo.92 sugar active and frm fair 10 good.
9'sgM.: yellow Z. 6,sG87Sc.: white extra q, 7a@
msc;, yellow extra 9, 7sg9h1c.; mould A, Ssc.:
confectionery a, sx@6ac.. graduated, Dc:
s1hes; oc Molasses dull aud nominal; 50.iest,
30f133c.; New Orleans, 40@62c.: grocery grades
quiet. Rice Ia better demand and steady: doinss-
NC. pig &c. Cotton-seed oil, 60@5slsc. Rosin dull;
common TO good strained. Sl.65(1&l.75. Tur.
pemtiDe hrm Ut 6lkc. Hides firm and aniet. Wool
auu aud weak; domestic fleece, 3zSi6c,; IN.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK..

Ny\y YORK, December l5-NOOn.-Siocks mode
raicly active. Money, AZ per cent. ExcranEe-
Long, 4sOH. short 4Sla. state bonds neglected.
Governments unchanged.
somewhat higher; new SIS. ln3is: new As l3% ;
new a., 1905. Money. 4@5 per cent. states
neglected. treasury balances-Coin, fll3,9sl :
currency. si,Sil.
Siocks irrccular but with inward lendcncy.
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PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, DEC. Is, 1852
fBy Telegraph
FINANCIAL.

nv BRIGHAM BISHOP & CO.,
IL BANKERS AND BROKERS,
90 BROADWAY AND 80 EAST FOURTEENTH.
NEW YORK.
l41 DEvONSIIIRE AND 1913 FREMONT,
BOSTON,
buy and sell for cash or on margin Of 2 per cent.
aud upward all securities dealt In az the New York
and Boston Stock Boards. Orders by mail or tele-
graph Will receive prompt attention, and all re-
quests for information will receive ut once explicit
snd free replies. Special rates on time deposits
Check books furnished on application.
dc l6-col3m
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by an agreement of all parties concerned In a
deed of trust from j. n. Chldrey, \. Il. Lyon.
and \. r. Wells and their wives. dated 9Th OF De-
cember, 1880. and recorded In Richmond Cham
Gerry Court ID. Il. l2l 4. page 325, ~ secure ccr-
tain note therein described, and by the mutual
consent and request of all parties interested aud
concerned, viii sell, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1892,
NJ II o'clock NJ.
y G following REAL ESTATE, being a LARGE
BRICK FACTORY and LOT IN the city of Rich
mOnd. at the southwest corner of Main and Twen-
ty-siXth streets. The FAC TORY Is three stories
high. and Is substantially and conveniently built
for its purposes. The CORNER LOT. with FAC
TO thereon, fronts Ga feet on tie south line Of
Main street. and has n depth of SO feet along
Twenty-sixth street. The adjoining LOT on tie
west, with improvements. fronts "a feet on Main
street, with depth Of ] GJ feet.
TERMS OF SALE: By mutu1l consent aud re-
quest. one fourth cash the residue in SIX twelve
and eighteen months, interest added. and secured
by deed Of trust. j. THOMPSON BROWN,
dc AuCtiOussr
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Mr.. II. n. Mcniiee, New Market, Va,
says: t.Brown's Iron Bitters Is the most
popular medicine deal In"
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QrAnLEs & McccrDy. Auc,ioneers.
by wellington Goddin < son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionoer-.

by wellington Goddin < son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionoers.
n COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
~ IllREE-sTORT BRICK DWELLING No.
6l7 WEST MARSHALL STREET EY ATC-
TiON.-ln execution Of decree Of Inc Chancery
Court of the city of Richmond entered 29th No
yenher, lsh2 la the suit of the " First National
* NIX, Sc rs. SAUNDERS eXecutrix. &C." the I'M
designed, special commissioners, will sell by pub-
lie auction, ON the premises, on
TUESDAY. LEcEMBER 10, 1892,
at 4 o'clock y. ", the VALUABLE BRICK RE-
slDENCE No. ol7 west Marshall street. now oc-
PIED by William :. Pitcher. Esq, and formerly
owned aud occupied by Mr.. George Timberla lake
II contain ten rooms. IS very well built. and is in
TAR repair The lot fronts 3 feet ON the south
side Of Marshall street between Henry and smith
streets and runs back Ia | feet TO an alley.
TERMS one fourth cash; balance at tour, eight.
and twelve months for negotiable notes. wifi In
terest added, and secured by deed Of trust.
ISAAC III. CARRlNGTON,
CHARLES L. WILLIAMS,
,,- Special Commissioners
WKLLlsGToS GoDDIS K son, Auctloneers.
dc 3'6,s.lO,l 1918. 4,15,I6,l7&l9
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