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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
THE CAPTAIN MISSING.
AiAmericnn Vessel Arrives In Port In
Command of the Chief Mate.


The full.rigged American ship Hamilton
Fish, which left Suedid, Palestine, October
OH, with cargo OF licOrice-rOOt, arrived at
ms port Yesterday i'm charge OF the chief
male, George Madison, the captain, Doug.
lass {. Gardner, having been mysterou,ly
lost overheard last saturday afternoon
while the vessel was just north OF Cape
llattcraS. John Butterlnan, one Of the
crew OF tweniy.oDe men, III speak
ing lest night OF Captain Gardeners
my slerlous disappearance, said: 1--WE
left Suedia on the 9TH. Of October
and had fair weather all the way. The cap.
tain was missed last SATURDAY, afternoon
shortly alter O'Clock, when the cabin boy
rang the bell for supper. The chief mate.
George Madison, then went to the MN NJ
the wheel and asked him II he had seen
the captain. The whcelman told Madison
that the captain was in the whacl.house a
short time before. The mate then made
search throughout the vessel, but not ind
ing The captain called all hands on deck
and ordered the vessels boat ready for
launching. We then tackled ship, put her
TO the southwark, and went back some dis
tance IN search Of the captain, who could
not be found. We hailed bafkentine, but
they knew nothing OF the missing captain.
Al $50 o'clock fog arose, and..we started
on our journey after posting the crew at
every portion OF the vessel 10 keep a look.
out. II thought that Captain Gardner fell
overheard while draw ihg water 10 get the |
as TIE bucket was missing and |
he Thermometer was lying on the railing"
,aptain Gardner was about fifty wears old, |
N experienced navigator, and baled from |
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
NORFOLK.
TIE RE0RGARIZHD ATLANTIC AND
DANvILLE RAILROAD COMPANY.
Work of Extending the Road to Be Begun
on Monday Wreckage-Personal
Notes.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatchl

NORFOLK, December II, 1886.
The newly organized Atlantic ana Dan
vile Railroad Company Will commence the
proposed extension Of the road at once,
and will push forward with all practicable
dispatch to an early completion. Arrange
ments have been made TO begin operations
on Monday at Hicksfor and go through
from that point to Danyile. The road will
be brought 10 Norfolk, and terminal facili-
ties are now being looked M, and the BUSH
ness-men Of this section and the farmers
along the route are being conferred with
in reference TO stock. The road ultimately,
they say, will give another direct route
from this port to the northwest country,
and will be another outlet TO the rapidly
developing coal and iron sections OF South
west Virginia and the bright-tObacco see
ton Of Virginia and North Carolina, the
movement Of which latter product will
possibly lead to the establishment OF tObac-
co factories here.
Only about twenty tons OF the cargo. OF
the wrecked schooner PaugusSct at Nir-
ginia Beach have been saved 80 far.
Twenty-six iron tanks have ilOated ashore
on Lynnhaven beach, supposed to be from
the steamer T.. {. Knight, which is in port
here disabled.
The wind attained a velocity OF nearly
fifty miles an hour along the coast during
yesterdays northwe,ter.
The Old Dominion steamers are rum
ming extra trip, from this port, owing to
the eroatly.iucrel,od freight receipts Of
the railroads.
MIR. Il. Leigh Worselcy. a prominent
cotton exporter. lift last night for Christ
mas visit % his old home in England.
Commander L. II. Cooper, chief Of the
equipment department AZ the maynard
lift last night 10 spend Curl,tml, at the
North. t..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
TEIOyGUTs UNVEILED.
Members of the clover Club Aston
isi:ed by Mr. bishops Mind.
Reading.
Times.l

49, -
Washington Irving Bishop, the mind
reader gave an exhibition oi h'' p)Wtrt. az
I'D, D'cemDcf uinncT Oh ne lover w ,tl
Isl ~, 'N'nln- at .nc li'''' helle' W.. nI'
bl,hoP IeYutS'eu JuuSc l'i''a ~ I'M d
knlIc' 20 lhIoulH u. Ihto,,'''Iio ~ ~, u.s.,
'a''lha'Ioh, nhu Ineh 10 'il"c ''' AHut' 4 H''
was oone' VI h,nVP ".iH- 'p'.u1 ,'1 81
'he room Mi' hithoP men Cn''l'' t .l.
room OIln"l".d' d. anu !oihiH- n"n"> WIN
Ju0-e lllnh', ltU me ia'''r 10 "h'Ic lh1
KNIFE wa hlduen, PICKED 10 up ana
gong 10 the person upon whom Jdd-e
Hanna had performed The pintomime muir
der, and, much To HE SURPRISE I aIl pre-. NJ
W'nt ihoa-h j. ACTIONS >ihi'F TO nose on me
lu's'; NF' HI>H"p Wa '-@'', u',"'I DUO"
"h" take mo announcer i',li' "',c ". . "'
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18

Richm'i. .slI.9O 4. ". Sor'o'k. STOP u
kichm a.. a. 80 =. 80. Nrrl.b. 1905. r
FOrfolk.... $3.50 A. 81. Ri.lu. u l.so M.
no iolk.... 1850 \. ". S.cum' s .p-1HT NJ.
. lete trains also make close come ...
T. and nom FHrwVilir. lyucui.rs
E1uf western points al vI sfat.u.r ..
tie ? lrfoik and Western r. road
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18

SITUATION WANTED BY A
- young man who he's has three yoara
experience a~ bCOkketper. Address q. g. G.,
lui6 east Clay street. 90 ls-1i-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
Marriage In Page Comfy.
OF the Richmond Dispatch
LrRAy, Va. December Ie. IssG

LrRAy, Va. December IL. 1855.
a society event Of more than usual ~.
t6rost took place in this county Yesterday
afternoon at the residence OF Mrs. b. r.
Grove, three miles south OF Luray, In the
marriage Of her niece, Miss Katie Forrer.
one OF our most accomplished and popular
Young ladies, TO Mr. :. A. Walton, one OF
the rising young members 81 the Luray bar.
The ceremony took place at 4P. NJ the
officiating ministers being Elder r. NJ.
Perry, Of the Baptist church. and Rev. J.
II. Davidson, pastor Of the Methodist
church in this place. The attendants were
Mr.. +. 7. Booton, Of Luray, with Miss
Alice Walton. OF Woodstock, Va; Mr..
David Walton, Of Woodstock, and Miss
Blanche Brumback, OF this county; Mr.. A.
ii. snyder, editor OF the strisburg (Na.l
keUS, and Miss GertIe Brumback, and Mr..
J. 5. Burner, OF Woodstock, and Miss Mat
lie Bridler, OF Page county. The bridal
presents were very numerous and hand
ome, token OF the general esteem in
winch the fair bride Is held. The couple
IN on The evening north-bound tram for a
our Of the northern cities. T..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
I. PLrAsURE-rARrY ICE-ROUSD.
The Terrible Ending or q Yachting
Ixcursios-A almost Frozen 20
Death.

An Atlantic City special says: Mr..
Charles A. sasse. the proprietor OF the
Mechanics House, on Pacific avenue. with
his wife, two children, Joseph Mason,
Charles Herr, and W. W: johnson, OF
Philadelphia, went for a pleasure-trlp on
board the yacht Rose Sasse some days ago.
The vessel was caught in the recent storm,
and, breaking from its moorings, driited
across Little BAYOU 10 a lee.shore. There
II became ice-bound. and the suilerings OF
the party were very great. Everything
available was burned to keep up the fires.
and they had to walk across the frozen
meadows seven miles. and arrived home,
after enduring great privations, on Tues
day last. The lady and children were car
ried most Of the way, and Messrs. Herr and
johnson were 50 exhausted that II was
some hours before they were able TO relate
their terrible adventures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18

RATES MUCH LESS THAN Hair
CHAkGkD ~ ANY OTHER ROUTE.
FIKST-CLASS MEALS.
the elegantiy-rebuilta and fast stea snsr
ARIEL,
carrying United states MALI
Captain DElO
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, ana FRIDAY q,
A. N. (BROAD.STRGETC CARS CONSECl
10 FULL TlMEl for eOove-named places
arriving at Norfolk st 500 Z. NJ. Return.
Ing, the steamer leaves Norfolk and Sew.
port News on alternate days, arriving al
Richmond a. 4:3o L. 81.
Through tickets TO sboye-named point
on sale on steamer aud at CARRIERS Agency
1000 Main street Baggage checked through
sTATE-R0OMS ENGAGED FGR DAY
OR NIGHT.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Ports.
mouth Smitnneld Hampton. Old Point
Wsverly, and Hlcksford, Va; Washington
ID. c.; Newbern, Washington, aud TarOOro'
n. O.; all stations on Atlantic and Dan.
vile railroad, SeaboGrd aud Roanoke rail.
road, Norfolk southern railroad. and East
ern North Carolina generally; also. foi
Eastern Shore OF Virginia ana al regular
laSdings on the JameB snd Rappahannoch
lrivers, at Low Est BATES, and through
bills Is6ned.
l.. h. TATUM. superintendent
0c 80 Nm. ll0s Main street and Rocsets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
nE.D POM
s,oop in nis,re>s-fimciy Rescue.


Correspondence OF the Richmond Disp9tchl
FoRT MONROE. Va, December 10, 1856.
The sloop Mary Washington, which Lett
Norfolk Yesterday Tor Yorktown, with an
assorted cargo, was struck by the nortAer
before she reached the liver, and came t.
anchor near York spit. rs the gale in-
creased her chain parted and let her go
adrit. The captain made sail, but It Wa
soon blown to shrcd~, aud the iraii craft
was at the mercy OF the elements. The
captain took The wheel and had both
hands badly frost. bitten. lie m8de all
efforts To shape a course for Ola Point, but
as the vessel va, scudding under bare
poles this wa found 10 be impossible. She
was being rapidly carried ont to'sca when
The Nirginil pllot.hoat William \. Grave,
discovered her condition and came % her
assistance. She was spoken about five
miles inside oil Cape Henry, and the clp-
tam and crew begged TO be tnken Of the
vessel. which was done, and they were
brought 20 this port.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
time TO time since, good lot has been dug
up by inquiring friends.
A ROMANCE OF TWO WARS.


lmprlmis. The Hudgins family is as old
az Mathews county, and az numerous here
as the Nottinghams Of Northampton or the
Koiucrs Of Augusta. Well, IN the war oil
1872 British vessel lying al Gwynn's
island got little boy named Hudgins
aboard, and when she sailed away at the
close Of the war took him 10 Canada, where
he grew up among strangers. He retained
his name and never forgot the name OF the
island where he was born, but had no
knowledge Of iis location. and 30 grew up
10 old age. After the late civil war
Union soldier who had been quartcred on
this same island, finding his way TO Can
ada, met with the lost Hudgins, and nap
pening 10 mention Gwynn's island the old
man at once recognized the name OF MS ma
tive shore, ascertained its locality, and as
soon as he could set out to revisit II. lie
reached here several years ago, and was so
fortunate ~ 10 find one brother and many
more distant relatives living. and there
was great rejoicing over the lost that was
found.
A METEOROLOGICAL FOR RtCuN0NDERs.
could tell YOU much more about the
peculiar features Of tins good land-the
wind.mills, the tIdewater.mills. the free
hearted, open.handed people, the line lands,
the crops. &c.. &c.-but you have enough
for this time. will only repeat story OF
game and fish for the benefit OF your Rich
mOnd sportsmen which I had few days
ago from one Captain James, who two or
three weeks ago took his schooner up the
Pamunkey after a load Of lumber. lie re.
ports that IN King William county, about
sixteen miles from Richmond, he got into
q wild country that was alive with allkinds
Of game. The water was fun OF wild
geese and ducks, partridgcs flushed from
every cover. the woods were full OF tlr-
keys lhc frightened about seyenty.tiye out
OF the trees in a short walk one evening
along the river. bank) and now and then
deer would bound across his path. 81
never saw the like OF IT." said the Captain,
"and why II is those Richmond sports
haven't found ont that famous hunting
ground can't understand NOX.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
The Men French M,ntster-Rsne Cob
let, Premler.

So far NJ. Goblet has not manifested
striking ability. He has, however, filed
some i'm portant posts, and "the little Mn
lister from Amiens" may develop the
strength which will continue him in office
longer thoIi The sixty days given him BY the
Lonierne. He was born at Aire-sur1a-Lys
in 1928, and began his life as lawyer at
Amiens. In 1871 he was elected to the Ma
tional Assembly. where he made himself
reputation as an orator. He was elected to
the Chamber Of Deputies in 1876, TO which
body he was returned hy the electOr. in the
following year. In 1885 he incurred the
enmity of VI. lola for forhlddiug the
rroduction Of "Gorminal," and TIE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
STAFFORD CUURTUOY ~.
lir,-Au CID Mansion nurned-Nar
row Escapes.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Disp't
DECEMBER l., 1856.
The large house overlooking this town,
once the property OF the late John NJ. Con.
way, who for thirty years was clerk OF the
Circuit Court Of this county, was entirely
destroyed by fire at an early hour this
morning. The house was occupied by
Miss Margaret Conway, a daughter OF the
former owner. and Miss Mollic Barnes and
John NJ. Barnes, niece and nephew OF
Miss Conway. The occupants were
aroused about O'Clock only to find the
house on the eve of falling in, and had Just
time 10 escape IN their night-clOthts. Miss
Barnes is the postmislress here, and she
bad large amount OF stamps and some
pos,-oilice money in Il trunk. which she
threw out the window and saved. Every
thing else was total loss. There was no
Insurance on the property. But for the
snow.coyered roofs OF the houses in close
proximity 10 the Conway mansion. and the
absence OF wind, doubtless the entire town
would have been DESTROYED. This town,
like many Others in the country, is without
a fire department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
The IIoraes Must Go.
Boston iIerald.I

The Thrd-Ayenue railroad in New
York city has decided that the horses mus,
go without the cars-and that the ears
must be propelled by The cable system or
the electric motor. II is only question of
time in Boston. The day Of horse-eirs on
Tbs is the age OF machinery, aud passen-
gers can be moved by much more economi-
cal, more efficient, and cleaner agencies than
animal power. In short time they will BE-
Us much behind the age a. stage-coaches
and town crers. Which street railway
company In Boston will be the first TO adopt
an improved mOtori
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18

GREAT TOURIST ROUTE.
JAMEsTOMH. DUTCH GAP, AID NAB
SCENERY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18

The Richmond DhSpatch is making a
forcibIe and jealous fight IN behalf OF the
stole against the coupons and the foreign
bondbolcfrs. and an evidence Of the good
IL Is accomplishing is atiested by the war;
fare the bondbolders' agents are making on
that popular paper. The Dispatch Is tight
ipg good 1ebt, and VIII be backed by yir-
sinians. - S0itm Times. Register.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
AUCTION AALIs-Euture Days.
BY George +. Crawford.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1905 Bank street.
TOR SALE AT AUCTION. WITH

TOR SALE AT AUCTION, WITH
L OFT LIMIT OR RESERNE, A HOUSE
OFFOUR ROOMS ONSEN ENTH STREET
No. lOI4.-By request Of the owner | VIII
sell at auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER %. 1855,
at % p. NJ. the above.described PROPER
TN, fronting on seventh street % feet and
running back l2f feet.
TERMS Cash. $50; balance on a credit
OF six and twelve months for negotiable
notes, with Interest added aud secured Dy
deed OF trust on the property.
G. +. CRAWFORD,
de II AuCtiOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
JAMES RIVER by DAYLIGHT.

ONLY ALL-WATEK ROUTE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
RAILROAD LINES.
TRAINs NoRrHwARn.

No Leave Arrive
'' Petersburg. Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18

The late samuel Morley lcft 800 - to
each omployG who had been in his ,crUce
fourteen years. $50 to each one who had
been thcgc between seven and fourteen
wears, ard $3.50 to each one Whohad been
there between three and seven years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
Hnfl .rnhn Inlrnn

y Cincinnati (OhIO) special says: The
Ccmmerc'Gl GGzetto having charged in its
Washington correspondence that President
Grant doubted the party loyalty OF General
Logan, and tue latter having denied that
there was any foundation for the charge.
the Commercial Gdzetie will TO morrow
PRINT a fac-simile extract from a letter Of
General Grant which reads a. follows:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, MAY l., 1871.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
EXECUTIVE MANSION, MAY Il, ISL.

| will only add that a great many pro.
fesseOly >iauuch Republicans acted very
much rs il they wanted to Guido the De.
mOcracy in breaking up the Republican
party. Everything looks more favorable
now, though, for the party than it did in
'G3 when the war was raging.
sumner and Schurz have acted worse
than any other two ueu. aud not far behind
them Is Ferry, Of Connecticut, and Tipton,
OF Nebra,ka. John Logan /. paving the
way 10 be just rs bad As he knows how 10
be, but, ont OF full fellowship with the Re-
publican party, he will amount to but little.
lie is affected with that miggot" Mr..
Lincoln used 10 speak Of.
|, :. GRANT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA
~ ASD
NORFOLK RAILROAD COMPANY.
PASSENGER AND FAST FREIGHT LINZ
BETWEEN
NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA, AND
RICHMOND.
sCHNpuLE Is EFFtcT NovEMNER La

Going SORTU, leave Richmond Rock
eti6s wharf 40 . \. 81. on II E5DAIS.
thu RSDANS. and SATURDAYS a. arriving
az Cape Charles p. ~; Philadelphia 4 %
A. NJ; New : Ork 7.3o A. VI.
Leave New York t.0 Pennsylvania rl'l.
road every SUNDAY. Al t~uAl, tui
TIL R~UAY al $ p. 81; D. Bie.phIa 80
II.i0 r. ". from Pennsylvania |r'sd
Broad street station. Arrive DaIs Charles
6.tUA ~: leave Cape thsrt, - stea .ler
Rgr.y.Ll az hlCnu or1 10 ST..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
~ AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.

THROU0H ALi-RAIL lASI-t 3 r1.
LISE TO ASD FROM HALf.MJb-.
PHILADELPHIA >tN l'..N
AND EhNTkEN AND
WESTERN CITES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18

referred m another paragraph n
Gwynn's island and Cricket IIil. These
are both historic places separated by an
arm OF the bay. At the commencement Of
the Revolutionary war, when Lord Dun
more, Nirgina's Colonial Governor, was
driven from Williamsburg, be retired by
way OF the James and Chesapeake bay to
GwyDn's island and entrenched himself
there and made a stand Tor months. still |
retaining nominal goyernorship OF the |
colony. Marks Of his Notifications may be |
sesn al Cricket Hill 10 this day. There Is
also an old road running down this county
between East and North riyers (stili used
eallfd Wallis's road. Tradition has II thai
Il was cut by CORVALLIS during his siege
al Yorktown ard Gloucester Point with
the intention OF retrealiag by IL 10 deep
ssier al The bay, and 50 banking Washing.
tons army and escaping 10 his feet. IL Is
certainly very ancient landmark, and
divides the farms on either side by line (
hst has existed for generations. Much I
rssme h thought 10 have been buried oo II
;ryfn's island by TIE Bfijshers, IS, from &
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
RAILROAD LINES.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.

ARRIVE CHMOND.
4'b5P. n. MAIL daily Except sunday.
9:55 \. NJ. ACCOMMODATION daily Eek
cept sunday.
7:45 A. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS daily Tex
cept Monday.
CONNECTIONS.
Al Chiffon Forge with Chesapeake aud
OHIO railway for the South, West and
Northwest.
At Lyuchburg with Norfolk anl Western
railroad for all points South, southeast. and
Southwest, and Virginia Midland railway
for all points North and South,
At Richmond with Associated Railways
for all points IN the South. and Richmond.
Frederic ksburR, and Potomac railroad Tor
all points North.
At Lexington with Baltimore and ONO
railroad. making close connections At Har-
per's Ferry 10 and frOm Pittsburgh and the
West slsO 10 points North and Fast,
&eeptng-car attached 20 Night EJpreiS a.
LDnchbtrQ.
Trains marked daily except sunday.
Tickets sold 10 all points. Offices 9is
east Main street. 1000 Main, and at Rich
mond and Allegheny depot. Eighth and
Canal streets. J. II. NAC3URDO.
General Passenger aud Express Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
rur pIcHMOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. DECEMBER Is. 1886.

New York, where he leaves widow and
several children. The Hamilton Fish Is
now living at south-Street wharf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
PR0POaALs.

GRAND LODGE or VIRGINIA. A. y. a. NJ,
GRAND SRCRETABY's OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA. December is, 1853.
THE COMMITTEE ON FINANCE
Il will receive until IL o'clock N. MON
DAY, 10Th INsTASr, PROPOSALS. FOR
PRINTING THE PROCEEDINGS or THE
GRAND LODGE, TO be 6elivered--in such
mall or shipping dress Is may be pre-
scribed-in this Office on or before 2zd OF
February, 1887. Bond and security will be
required for the faithful execution and
prompt delivery OF the work. The commit
tee reserve the right 30 reject any or all
bids. WILLIAM II. ISAACS.
de 16-td Grand Secretary,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
'Daily. fDsly (except sunday
S'Tpppf aFl--

Nos. 80 and Is make no sfops No. -
and a. stop ~ Manchester aui only 0r
nal at Centralia and Chester. ~. t7a.r
As stop only on sigma a. Msuc ester Ca-.
tra!a. ana Cheater. Nns. 80 SO. So IS "a.
and 81 will stop al all stations ~ c.,s ~
gers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
by Sampson Il Adamson,
Real Estate Auctloreers and Insurance
Agents,
- l..
sl3 Hull Street, Mancnesler, "a.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALC-
L ABLE HOUSE AND Lot FRONTING
On NINTH STREET. BtfM BIN DE'A-
TUX AND STOCKTON STREETS. IN THE
CITY or MANCHESTER. NA.-by virtue
Of 8 deed OF trust fiOm Mrs. BettieA. Borum
10 HE UNDERSIGNED. trustees Of the Meclan.
les Building. Fund Company. ~ the city Of
Manchester, dated July 20 1854 aud cu.y
recorded iu The clerk office ~ the iiustuss
Court OF said CIV. Deed Book 3. page 5tl
defsult having been made ia the pt1mrnt
Of me bond secured thereby. and being re-
ou.red SO 20 do by the said Building Fund
Company, they, the sid U-der.sued frus-
tees Vii sell at puUuc auction, GA t1e
premises on
FRIDAY. DFrF'tHrE 2f 1888.
M ( O'Clock +. ~. that VERY DESIRABLE
HOUSE and LOT. fronting As feet ou
the west side Of Nuiu street. between
Decatur ard stockton streets aud Iu llGg
back 1872 !.et The DIV ELL SO Us a large
building. containing seven rooms, nails,
&C. aud les IN frst iate repair. Il.s proc
Ieriy is one of tre most &c .tEab,e homes
iu the cl'y being In good nriguporno -
convenient 90 since. .ga. 81. uni E-i .'.
IFI'.-: Casa ha Go the sun ID, $500 20
ana costs o. executing THIS trust The DI..
auCs upCn such terms 40 Will Doe u8 le
known al tnt SAFE.
b. ~. WEl@GER.
G.. & MrENE
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