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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23
Person

Prcsident-el elect Cleveland y among ,ne
distinguished guests invited bY tue carni-
val committee 10 attend the montreal car.
piyal A deputation has been appointed
10 wait on Governor Cleveland and tender
the invitation.
John Ruskin. IN one OF his recent Oxford
letters, said: Every mul'ny, every din'
ger, every terror, and every crime occur
ring in or paralyzing our lndiar LEGISLATION
rose directly out OF our national desire 10
live on the loot OF incia.'
Alexander Hewitt. sixty years old, who
was n soldier IN the Twenty-hrst North
British Fusjleers al the attack on the Redan
and the stcrming OF SebastopoI, was COM
mitted for three days for iDtOxication by q
New York police justice Friday.
Pbineas r. B9-num j. still IN object oil
iacetious concern Among bis nelgbO0fs IN
Bridgeport, Conn.,, on account OF DIS cap
tran campaign offer TO sell all his real estate
AT one third less than It's value II Cleveland
were elected. How sincere was HI. procn'
nation is shown by the fact that l0t which
he offered during the summer al forty dol
lars rod he now refuses to sell at sstnah
sixty dollars rod.
James w. Swank. of Mauch Chunk. a
treasury clerk and an expert penman' VINO
engrosscd the memorial resolutions adopted
at a meeting OF the principal officers oil the
Treasury Department on the death oil sec
retary Folger, also drew large and COM
plcte likeness OF Mr.. Folger with the pen'
The size Of the portrait is 2ixiO inches.
and il has been transmitted to the late
secretary's family.
The wife OF the French Premier. NJ.
Jules Ferry, is the MISREPRESENTATION
of Charlotte Buff, the Lotte" OF Goethe's
Werther." Thus: Charlotte Bun was
married to the Royal British Councillor Jo-
ham Christian Krstner, one OF whose nu'
merous sons, Karl. was the founder OF large
manufactures in ham (Alsace). His son
Charles married Eugene Rigau, still living
in Paris. and had five daughters Eugenle,
who married NJ. G. Risler, and became the
mother OF Madame Ferry; Fanny. who
married NJ. Victor Chaussons, in Comlr
Mathilde, who married Colonel Charras
Celine, married To Senator Scheurer. the
uncle Of Madame Ferry, and llortense
the wife Of NJ. Flocquet, the former Preiec'
of the Seine
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23
A Falsehood Contradicted.

TIE Cincinnati Commercial Gazstte re-
ports Mr.. CLARxsos, OF the Republican
National Committee. who visited Rich
mond. Va, after the election, rs saying;
AT the ratification meeting At Richmond
Thursday night the speakers had no re-
serve In saying 'thc South Ia IN power
again, and will be reimbursed for all It's
losses, and nothing in the whole MAD
evening was SO loudly cheered as this ex'
preston"
We ask our Cincinnati contemporary to
do itself the justice TO correct Mr.. CLARK
sox's fslsebood. We refer that paper to X.
T. HUBBARD. Esq the Republican candidate
for Congress in this district at tbclast eiec'
ton; to Judge LEWIS, or any other judge
on the bench Of the highest State court; to
Judge HUGHES, Of the United States Dis
trict Court; TO Judge ATKINS, OF the Hust-
ings Court to Mr.. PLEAsANTs, the clerk oil
the United States Circuit Court; to the
postmaster here; or to any other Republic
can
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23

=
The Chicago Times, IN reviewing Mr..
EiASg's Augusta speech, dwells particu'
lsrly on his avowal that 1.-the transfer Of
the political power OF the Government to
the south Is great national misfortune"
After asking, "what did the man mean by
that statement: What l. the political power
of the Government How has that
power been transferred to the South by
the refusal Of the country 10 make Mr..
H,A,xE President Il proceeds 10 CON-
meni rs follows:
A rptional supposition Is that the politi-
cal power, or political government, is that
Iari Of the Constitution which holds the
discriminating power over the polity; in
ether words, that II Is the power which the
nation has committed 10 the exercise OF It's
legislative Assembly. Effectively. the "po-
iiiicai power Of the Government" Is the
legislative power. Certainly that power
has not been - transferred 10 the South 7"
by Blaiue's defeat. The Congress Is COM
posed. Ia both chambers, exactly as 1t
would have been composed II Blaine bad
xot the presidency. Had Blaine got he
presidency, the political power would
nave httA u'W ntloIUl OF
the representatives In Opposition 20
the Executive, and by majority OF
fhr sepators In accord with the Executive.
The country having preferred Cleveland.
the political power will be held BY the same
majority Of the representatives In accord
with the Executive. aud by che same ma
Ioriiy Of the senators in opposition TO the
Executive. The assertion Of Blaine that
his defeat rs transfer Of tho political power
az the Government Is simply false. Ills adj
d,tional assertion that III Introduces the
Tule Of q minority y Is also false. Each Is
The assertion Of partisan demasogue. the
closure Of whose discvditxkIe publie ca
reer docs mol seem 10 have Improved his
not high reputation for yefacity.
This e 10 suggestive as II IL true. and
briuss out Nr. BLllxE's revolutionary
idcss In the bo'dest possible relief. The
ecairsst developed by the Tsmes's facts and
Mr.. BLANE's assumption shows how ut.
terry u ths latter be mr.. BLAlxg) ignores
ths iundsmentsi principles Of republican
eevsrnusnt. The declaration that the
power Il ne Govcfnneb, Is yeaed In the
I'rssi1est--snd that Is what Mr.. BLArxg's
oyewsI amounts to--isa declaration u the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23


Under The shotgun policy at the South.
the colored people are counted In the basis
OF representation, while they are practi-
cally disiranchised. cincinnati CONNER
cidt- Gdzefte.
And under the dcputy-marshal policy at
the North the white people OF Ohio are
counted in the basis OF representation,
whilst $4,000 voters, representing more
than million and half OF Sc American
citizens" are practically disirancnised-
that IL, were not permitted to cast single
vote for CLEVELAND.
We borrow the phrase "Amcrican citi-
zens +" from Mr.. BLAISE's Augusta speech.
He used 1t because the word "citizen "
no longer has the meaning it once had. old
THAD. STEVENS and his gang having so
amended the Federal Constitution as to
make II declare that all persons born In the
United States subject TO the jurisdiction
thereof are - citizens men, women,
children, aud negroes, mot Indians.)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23
Praise Wen Bestowed.

The STATE In the following paragraph
praises only where praise Is due. wou'a
add TO the llstof workers the Congressional
District Committee OF which Mr.. BEinSs
was the chairman. ard especially Mr..
Br,nSE himself. We quote:
"Now that the smoke Of battle ~ well
"a the smoke OF cannon celebrating the
late glorious victory bys cleared away. VI
Is a Ill sud proper time, while returning
thanks to the many valiant workers Of
Democracy, to pay a special tribute to the
upt,ripr zeal and invaluable services
81 the superintendent and secretary OF
the city Democratic Committec-Colonel
John u. Cary and Dir. w. ID. Chester
man. Alert, fsf-sighted, aud never dis.
coursged, they spared neither time nor
toll in behalf Of that party IN whose vic
tory they have so great a right to rejoice
Nor can our people soon forget the earnest
and effective work OF the other officers Of
the committee, The ward superintendent,
and presidents Of clubs, too many In nun.
Der 10 be named m this short space, but
well known TO all. 4 holder. trucr band
Of workers no party ever bad.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23
RICHMOND, Va, November %, 1884


10 the Editor Of tie Dispatch
Dear Sir,-You and great many more
Of my fellow-ciiizens here had led me 10
believe that Mr.. Blaine was an extiaordina-
riiy smart man--a man OF great learning
n profound thinker and scnolar, writer
OF many looks full Of knowledge. and a
wise man rs the world understands wisdom
But on reading his speech In the Dispatch
which he delivered At his home, in Augusta,
Maine, q few days sgo, my mind has TN
dergone somewhat q a change. | know
that II does not take much 10 make fool,
and, not understanding the true definition
Of the word, did Aot like to call him by
that name.
l thought 1 would consult solomon.
Hear what he says:
"It Is rs sport 10 fool to do mischief.
The extent OF his capability Is to do injury
to Others, and nevertheless bis own way Is
right In bis own eyes.
.He Is angry. but he cannot keep II to
himself. He utfereth all his mind"
Yoims. respectfully,
WILLIAM JsSKINs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23

Messrs. WEST, JOHNSTON 4 Co. have sent
us Nos. 425 and l26 Of Hqrper'S Franklin.
Sqpore Library. The former is Face to
Face: A Fact in Seven Fables. by II. T..
FRANCiLLoN, author OF " Earl's Dene."
&c. The latter is Part IL OF STORN0NTH's
English Dictionary. We are DESTROYS OF
getting all OF this last as soon Is possible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23

The Richmond Dispatch tries to make
H. readers believe that the desire of office
was not the chief inspiration OF the Demo-
Gratis in the recent campaign. II the D's'
patch don't think so just let II compile
list Of the hungry applicants for Office
Marion Patriot and Herald.
Very well. Here are the figures. There
are dozen oflice-seckers In Richmond. so
far as the public has been informed. Let
us cOncedc. however, that there are hun
dred OF them. CLEyELAND's vote here was
nearly eight thousand. The oiiice-seekers
constitute. therefore. so small proportion
Of CLEvELASD's supporters that II all Of
them had voted for BLAINE the Democratic
majority here would not have been notice
ably diminished. And we suppose there
is larger percentage Of oilice-seekerS in
Richmond than in any other place in Tho
State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23
America Ahead.

The American manufacture Of remark
able floor covering, LiDOieuui." is no"
acknowledged to be so superior to the for
eien article that only inferior grades can
be imported. The homemade goods make
perfect floor cloth OF durability and arti''
tic effect beyond dispute. The Walton
Trademark with the word "Linoleum y
|, on the back OF every square yard. All
carpot-dealers keep 1t. In Use. the foreign
will look dirty and dingy, the American
bright and clean.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23

yNutt,vs- e.. r. AtNTiFFs. AGAINST rHod,.
,Np AIS. nEIFN pAhTN; ~ Thf tuANtkEf
foTRF OF rlfF liTY or RiCuNOND.
T. Irnieutn "A. Berry, clerk of said court 'eFu-
il that the hnud required Of the special comWi.'
inncrs by 'lr decree IN said r1u,r of November L.
1854. IA. been duls given.
1854. 49,. 81, ,,,,,ny
~ ii-lOt EHNj AMIN ". ht"N'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23

Among the United States senators in the
city is Mr.. Vest, of Missouri. Mr.. Vest
says that the statute providing for the APP
pointment OF United States deputy mar
shals at elections will not be repealed noe
Washington letier-AIerdndria Gazette.
How does the New York Tribune like
that prediction win il now eat its words,
and say that II ought to be repealed;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23

The Stat. says: at is said that marina
,ade Is now being made from bansna-skins.'
Marm,lade from ban,naskins may be
something new. bat papa laid from then
has been seen on the streets OF Richmond
nearly every day for years. Most oil "a
have been an are not fond OF It.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23

The Richmond (va.) D,spatch is opposed
to the election of Conkling for curious
rcason.- Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
But we are not so much opposed TO it
since we read the following IN the Cincln'
natl Commercial. Gazette;
a vote for Roscoe CoDkling for the
Senate will be a vote to surrender the Sen
ate to the Democratic party
II that Affirmation were true. we should
favor his election. But, alas the paper
that makes it also says that the vote Of Vir
ginia was stolen from BLAINE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23

The National Republican says "Demo'
cncy distrusts the people and takes power
from their hands whenever possible"
We'll, yes, such people as the Rep"ot'cd"
represents; and that accounts for that "t'
tIe affair OF the 9Th OF November
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23
Tomato.

To the Editor Of the Dispatch
have heard ladies, also an cX-member
Of the Virginia Legislature, say tomato.
Webster says to-may-to, or to.m1b-to.
Please Which il "rightest"1 Whence
originated The wordl And greatly oblige
MAIssPRTNG.
Whist Webster and Worcester say set
tic the question. There is no authority
for pronouncing The word tomato. Both
the other pronunciations are correct. The
word Is Of American Chat is, OF INDIAN
tIigiu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23

"a photograph Of lightning hss ocen
made in New Orleans" The lightning mus
have been "chsincd" or Jersey ligh'n'ne'
II the latter, the photograph must be very
spirited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23

.sMr. BLAINE is mad enough 70 bite him-
sell.y MIR. BLAINE has bitten h'mseii. ana
has probably found out ere this that ne Is
no more proof against his own venom than
Is A ra,tlesnake against ITS own poison
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23

The following are the words OF Governor
CLEVELAND to a newspaper correspondent
who interviewed him at Albany Friday:
.sNo harm sl.all come to any business in
tcrest as the result of administrative policy
so long as am President. intendto SUR
round myself with the best and broadest
minds in the party, and bend all my en-
ergies toward making an administration
that shall at least assure every element that
transfer Of Executive control from one
party to another does not mean any serious
disturbance Of existing conditions
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23

Mr.. BLAINE Is very inconsistent. Though
the leader Of the spoilers. be reprooases
BuRcnAHp because he proved one Of INC
greatest spoilers Of the age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23

The Republican party claims 70 be 'n'
party Of law and order, but there Is ON
order they will hate to obey, tnai i Wv
order Of March Fourth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23
by John VI. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Aucti0necr,
No. llO6 Main street.

DRAINED HOUSE. ON FAIRFIELD
It STREET. FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUG
TlON-Af the request Of the owner, will offer
for sale. on the premises, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER %. 1854,
AZ 4 O'Clock y. W.. the PROPERTY located as
above. The HOUSE has four rooms; kitchen one
room; lot 3Ox120 feet.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance AZ sin. twelve,
and eighteen months, negoti able notes, with inter
est added, and secured by deed Of trust.
nO22 JOHN N. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23
AUCTION SALES Future DAYS.
By W. B.LyDe x Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneer'.
No.lil3 Main street
A TTRACTIyE SALE OF VI o L T.
n HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
NTTURE, ROSEWOOD PIANO,
CARPETS. BEDDING,
sILyER-wARE. &C..
Al AUCTION.

Nv reotest of the owner who & declining bou ,e-
keeping. We shall sell at aUcti"n' on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, lssi'
NJ 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the residence, No. 2Di,
corner Nineteenth and Grace siiitt-, AZ Oh VIC
eXc. IIcnt assortment OF HOUSEHOLD an
KITCHEN FURNITURE, comprising IN Part
i eiiy.made PARIOR SUIT. complete. upaol-
stored IN CRIMSON sllk Brockatelle and plush,
l ROSFWooD-tASE WOb CEsrEe PIANO, an
instrument OF 1ne tone, with handsome
several large and valuable OH PAINTlNG, :
I Very handsome SALOON PAHLOH TAPES
TRY CARPET. very large:
Elegant oct of HAIL fuRNIru ls,,. o,,r,,,,o
fFhTnt R!BI:Ds, HAIR and sHuCK
MATTRESSES. PILLOWS, TliRtF-PLN
CARPETS, best quality Of MATTlNGs.
SHADES. kENDtiiS, sc;
DINiNG,RooM FuRNiTuKE; OF ~ e ;, s ,,n
Room CEAIRs INTERPRETATIONS SAFE,
OAK Library { Asf;
2 Excellent EXTENSION TABLES, IL aud 10
large collection Of superior SILVER
PLATFn-W WARE, CHINA, GLASS WAKE,
and other TABLEWARE;
Tie pantry Is supplied with everything ncces-
safy h hous, kccpinR la TlNN ARE, SIONE-
WARE. CROt kerry, and other useinl mouse
keeping artcics;
LAUNDRY ARTICLES. GARDEN TOOLS
LAWN-MOWEE, Sc. &c.
Al of the above, when 3Ir ut the pt'sl 'iuaht
are rs good as new. and IN order that they NAV De
stem The house will De opened on TUESDAY from
ii TO o'clock. that those wishing To buy may cA-
anime before the hour of sale.
W. II. LYME & CO., hucti0neers
safe conducted by JNO. E.LAC"hfoN' ~, S ~
TONER. nv -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23
MARRIAGES.

LFsTER-DEBBREsS. nj NE rod
| dence, No. 1913 north Ninth street. on Tuesdsy'
November 18th. In the presence OF The briie ,
father, William II. Lester, who, ON iii' SICK ben
Witnessed the ceremony, which. n last Request
he had earnestly desired, ES1ELbA e. LISTER
| 10 MILLS &. DEEBREsS; all of Richmond; me
| Affecting ceremony was performed 10y Rev. James
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23

RI.AINE's venomous speech will be re-
iuembered on ThanksgivIng-day. To have
escaped such President is OF itself cause
for thanksgiving.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23

W. would remind our frIesds that COM
plain d tbe vesther hist the weather ~.
rrsu II washington viii be reformed a'e'
the 4sh o. March.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23

How foolish are The endeavors OF parties
10 introduce new remedies for coughs and
kindred complaints when they should know
that the people via have DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup and nothing else.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23
CAVED HER LIFE.
nmGr. MclNrosn CouNrY. GA.

RIDGE. NclNrosU COUNTY, Ca
DIR. j. Brad6Cid: Desr sir,-I hsve taken sew
etai bottles OF your Femse Regulator for diseases
Of sixteen years standing, aud REALLY BELIEVE
IANcUnEp ENTIRELY. for which please accent
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I know your medicine saved my life so you see
cannot speak too highly In Its favor nave
recommended II To seveisi Of my friends VINO are
suffering as was.
Yours very respectfully,
Mrs. ". T.. sTEBEINS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23
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An Interesting treatise on BLOOD and skin-o's-
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and had tried all the remedies, only TO break down
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Acworth, Ca, July 10, 1884.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23
rpl,srEE.s SALE OLE 4 YALUApLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 VALUABLE
l JAME>-RIVER FARM ~ COCO llbANp
COITNIY.-By virtue OF decd OF tru't rom w
", Hazard. dated the 9TH 'isy Of ADiil' iSef'
and dirty recorded u the clerks nhiec 81 the 'ghh
Nv CoIri Of GoOchand, aud ~ The request oi thc
Lene6ctaries IN said deed, dciau't hiNns hoth
made In tho payment of a certain bond therein
secured with a trustee In said deed. ,cll al pnb-
lie auction, on the premises. on
FRIDAY. DECEMBER >. ls,i
AZ l. O'Clock +. w., the following VAIL Abi T.
FARM known as the " MIDDLE BYRD. ~ u
and being In the county Of GOOchl md, On jane
river Big-Byrd creek, aud on BON sides ot ih'
Richmond and Alleghany railroad, ana cont ln-
Ing ll0l ACRES, more or lc.., l4f1 OF wh.h
are James-fiyCr low. grounds. ms iarm anu IRE
one above advertised BY IN" same Trustee c'h''ln
some of the finest lands in the Ntlte. anh arg v
ceptionally well located In q dclightiuiN roliih2
country. about two hours ride trom tichia'hd'
TERMS Enough cash 10 pay the cNp'n ~. 81
executing this tiIist, aud the sum OF S3''p -
With interest from the lst day OF september -
and the balance upon the following circuit
s4765 with interest from the ls dlN 81 Srp'cm
Ter 1888. on the lst day Of september lo~'. nv"
"a 765 with Interest from the lst d1Y o! repteh-
her 1888. on the LIT day Of september, lHSp. a il
as 10 any balance. on such term ~ the "a ". W
Hazard may direct; but IN ease OF his tiilnrr iu
make such directions. then upon siiri terms - ut
trustee shall think nt 20 be made A11en "h t"t
DAG Of safe. W. ~ US" ~"
nOls ''"''''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23
iSOCULATED POISON.

Some eight years ago became ue F's"" w
fearful Blcod-Poison' communicated o' "u''
% nv iuf,nt. aud thence through the breast aud
snce,ei for six long years. The Mercurv aud Pot
ash treatment seemed 10 drive tn poison further
into my system. only to break out In worse FORM
on other portions Of my body. Three months aso
tbcgsn taking swir,'s Specific, aud 1t has carea
me sound and well. II Is tn greatest blessing
which has come TO mankind In years,
Mrs. 7. W. LEE,
,o9l-lv Grecnyillc. Ala, September a. 1881
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23


Real Estate Agents AVID Aucilonerr..
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ DEsl-
Y RABLk TRACT OF LAND. tONfAtNlN.
24O ACRFS IN UENRtCO COT My. ON ,nf'
EASTERS SIDE OF TIN OSBORN II ~
pihE AROIfT WV MILES BfiOH lHf
CITY OF RICHMOND-bf strtHr ~ $1,000
HeuricO Circuit Court. cnierrj o''pN.t - l'St'
In the cansc OF Robert a.. RoleFt- a1l "ts, th'
undersigned, special com MA sioncr. tli"inei t"r
The purpose, will sell bY Ishc hncipu' 10 tr"ht %
HtRrico c0grt-hous."n
MONDAY, DECEMBER :, lss4
o,,, heirg cour,..iay al o'cloes l.. NJ. the FARM
located as above, OF which William Robert, hes
,.lIed and possessed. 800
thu Osborne turnpike y plen,faiy wa'.tod, ,ad
hs, yor, near The dwelling one % Ia, haesi ,prinss
In Eastern Virginia,
HE improvements consist ~ a dwcilinT trst-
rate barn, snd other ent6nildinx..
The proximity OF fhts properly Ia ne ctf, va"
. good road leading thegptO. make ~ very ks'fs-
be aud 10 wall prove prontsn Me investment.
Terms: Ope-foaiih cash the balance IA tarse
e.i,laI instalmcntS. az six. Twelve, and etghtess
mouths. for notes 80 per cent. interest. snj sts
retained ~ the eouri tih all Va. pnfs isse ~ pay
is paid. ~" nUlLw ahh'
special Commissioner.
sale by n. o.. CuAsfIN & 60. Auctoaeers-
RoEEKrs vs.. RogtRTs AND oThsRs.
hereby certify thai the boad required OF spr-
cial-tommi ssioners A. L.. toul~are and q
Minor By deeree entered CA 5th das OF ocsosct
lset, IN above srit, has been duiy stsea. 9tvss
and. nv hand t,ls 18th dsy OF N.ssm.rf. ~
GroHGf w, CATER, c.esk.
30 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23
rUEsDAh NoyrmEn -. lssL

q, rcque., of tie Owner, halt .o'i r., auc;io'
nu IhC pTcini-es,ou
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23

RICHMOND AND PErEnsBcRe RAILROAD co..l
TnEAsUBER's OYFICE.
Richmond, Va. November ). 1894. \
NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING
~ Of the stockholders OF this company will be
held al the Office Of the ,ompany, corner Byrd and
Eighth streets. on TUESDAY the 18th In
slant, al 12 O'Clock VI.
The books Of transfer VIII be CLOSED from the
goth Instant until aflor the day Of meeting.
nol5 W. WARRINGTON. Treasurer.