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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04
RAILROAD HER0ISA.
How fireman rhilbriek crawiea rhfe"sh
a.,,,re water TO save fiis Chum.


Re,,,re water TO save His Chum.
A Portland (Me.) special says To
crawl amid the red.hot debris Of an
engine 10 the escuo Of comrade who
is being slowly tortured to death with
1.-Two Goals or boiling water is an act
from which tie bravest might finch,
and vet il is constantly done without
hesitation by many an humble fireman
or brakeman. Indeed, chiValrous
heroism is so frequent among railroad
hands that it is often not considered
news enough for reporting.
Yesterday there was an instance Of
courage as grand and noble as that oil
any hero who has led forlorn hope to
a pewder-mine and death which was a
more complete picture Of heroic fortl-
tude and resignation than even the last
moments Of the Chevalier Bayard.
And vet for neither Of these men Will
there be laurel-leayes or notes from
fame's trumpet; nothing, perhaps, be-
yond a stray paragraph of record from
complete indifference and oblivion.
The snow.plough special on the
Grand. Trunk railroad was thrown from
the track last night. and the engine
turned on ITS side. In jumping Oh
Fireman Martin struck his hip and
crushed his abdomen, falling beneath
the derailed locomotive conscious,
quiveIing mass, only to be fur
,her tortured by the escaping
steam and cinders. To approach
him was like crawling into the
mouth of a furnace, but his comrade,
Fireman Lewis ". Philbrick, did not
hesitate for a moment. He crawied
through torrent Of boiling water and
dragged Martin to piece Of track away
from the engine, and then fell uncon-
scious by the side of his dying chum.
The cold was so intense that the gar
ments froze on both men. They were
quickly carried to saloon-car and
taken to a neighboring village.
Meanwhile Martin was examined and
found TO be past possible recovery.
His stomach was crushed to Jelly'
and bis agony was dreadful. Ie was
told that he had but short time to
live. Il want to see mother" ne
moaned. Being answered that this
was impossible, as his end was 50
near ne said Tell her I'm not afraid
to die" 4 little later he SAID : |
am willing and anxious to die. = HIS
aronv was terrible. At last he begged
the doctors TO give him something to
take away his senses, and then to cut
his throat and let him die quickly.
Hopeless as the attempt seemed to try
to dress his wounds, the physicians adj
ministered ether. 1t took twenty-elsht
minutes to get him under its influence.
/ lie lived until ll:40 p. NJ, retaining
his mind fully TO the last.
The scene at the deathbed was most
pathetic. Just before be died ne
said "Were any of the boys hurt? -
lie was told not seriously. lie said ;
tell Lou lPhilbrick) not TO forget
me-" His last words were the pitiial
entreaty, " Where is mother?
Philbrick. who is dreadfUlly scalded
and burnt. will recover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04
Anog Saves u Lutte Lass.

From the Birmingham iAla.' age.
j. +. Walter, the master of train
services of the Louisville and Nashville
railroad, has dog he values highly.
The dog is a Newfoundland, and has
been raised by his owner from small
puppy. Mr.. Walter has little girl
who is fond Of the animal, and the az
lection between the two is interesting.
\ few mornings since the little girl was
left in the room alone by large fire in
the crate. She went too near the blaze,
and the dog opened the door and en-
tered. lie went to her and began
pulling her away by catching her
clothing in his teeth. The two CON-
panions played about the room for some
time, until the little girl grew tired and
sleepy. She went too near the lire
again, and the dog could not get her
away. lie pulled at her clothes for
some time, but could not arouse her.
He then hurried to her mothers room
and began to act strangely by rubbing
against her hand and catching her dress,
pullirg her toward the door. She
caressed him and told him to 60 away
and find little Nellie. lie made a
strange, whining noise with his mouth,
and then slowly walked back to where
the little one was sleeping. The fire
was growing hotter and the little ONT
was sleeping, unconscious of her greaI
danger. The dog made another attempt
to arouse her and failed. lie then
crouched down beside bar, between her
and the fire, taking care to protect her
well. Mrs. Walter entered the room a
few minutes later and found the noble
dog in this position whining and crying,
while the hair was being singed from
his back. Little Nellie was sleeping
sweely.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04
word TO Workers.

lfvour avocations are mentally or Trysi-
raIlv IabOriOus. fthcy subject you toeXpp-
sme IN inclement weather, u they rohhhe
q, ON ia the desk. and are Of a nature 10 i'm
vOlve wear and tear OF brain. and nervous
stain. you may occasionally require some
repOvatiug tone lIOetctter's stomach BIZ
tens is the article for You. IL stimulates thr
In ling enrrpie.. iuVluorates the body AMI
cheers the mind II enables the system 20
throw OH the debilitat.ng effects OF undue
fatigue. gives renewed vigoT TO the organs
~ digestion. alOuses the liver when mac
tive (which II very often is with people
whose pursuits are scdcntaryl; reneWs ile
ia ded apuefitf, and eucOuiag.s Ge8lthful re-
nose. It's ing edients are safe ana rs ere
dentIals which consist in the hearty en-
doIsement Of persons OF every class ri Soc
ety. are most convincing. Admirably is b.
adapted 10 the ledica! wants of workers.
NH z Tut htw}6Sa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04
NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.

Ire Need, and sankey Msetinas-rhe Fish
ana Interest Burned 10 Dca,h-The Navy
Nsrd.
lConespondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch. !
NORFOLK, March 3, 1886.
The continuous prevalence of north.
west gales on the coast has again caused
the suspension OF the porpoise fisheries
At Cape Hstteras. The fisheries are
said 10 DO in d remarkably prosperous
condition, as many as fifty fish being
caught on good days. Some OF these
SEA monsters are nine feet in length.
The best are sent to Elizabeth City,
n. c., and shipped to northern mar
ke,s. The flesh is said to be delicate
article OF food.
Nearly all the fisheries on the Car
DINA sounds put in their nets on Mon
0sy for the season, and the business is
row in full blast. As usual, the num-
her Of Shsd and herring taken from
now until May by all the numerous
devices Of capture on the sounds will be
simply enormous.
Our people are apprenensive that the
hayward here will be virtually closed
II the central dock-yard is established
elsewhere.
The spacious warehouse OF the Sea-
hoard and Roanoke Railroad Company,
on Water street, has been selected for
holding the Moody and Sankey meet
irgs next month. The room will &C.
commoda;e five or six thousand people,
and will be fitted up ~ith electric lights.
Abe company furnishes the warehouse
free. ard the city the lights.
The late freeze carried away all the
wharyes at Nsg's Head.
A few days since an aged colored
man named Godfrey Dupton, living 'on
Roanoke Island, n. c.. was burned 10
death by his house taking fire. His
lodging was composed Of fodder, and
caught FIRE from sparks in the fireplace,
and both dwelling and body were cou-
sumed. Among the ruins was found a
mass OF silver estimated at sixteen
pounds.
George ID. Pool, keeper Of Body's-
ltlapd lighthouse, has resigned, TO 30
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04
ESCAPED rro,n the Court-Eoom.

iSpecial VltElhm 10 inc DIspd''N'l
DANVILLE. VA, March 3.-Adol-
plus Gest (colOred) was arrested here
some days ego charged with stealing to-
bacco. lie was tried to-day, found
guilty, and sentenced to two years in
the penitentiary. In some way he was
overlooked, and when the court ad-
iournod the prisoner could not be found.
lie had slipped out Of the courthouse
and made his escape while the court
was in session and big crowd in the
courtroom,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04
The authorship of p" The Old Canoe"

The authorship Of " The Old Canoe. -
which has been so often attributed to
General Pike. is now ascribed to a
young man from Pittsburgh named
Shepherd, who some years ago drifted
to New York and became an occasional
contributor TO the press Of that city.
lie is said to have given high promise
as a poet, but died early, leaving only
a few fugitive pieces as his legacy, and
these not always easy TO identify.
jackson j. Hill, Of st. Paul, Mimi,
is said to own the finest collection Of
diamonds in the United States. His
fiisnds speak Of him as the "Jack Of
Diamonds"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04
sEINE.IIIREAD.
SEINE-THREAD - all N-S,sszxN

SEINE-THREAD - all N-~eszxN
- numbers and qualities; %~
soft. Medium, aud Hard. Laid seine
TWines; Seine-Llncs. lsN king ,ofks'
Corkwood. Ieads. &C; Linen Gili-Nettlng,
Haul-Seine Netting. and MinnoW Netting
OF our own manufacture; Flshermen.s on
Clothing and Rubber Boots. Lowest prices
guaranteed. 800.
l.. LICHTENSTElN'S Sons,
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets
sole Importers OF the celehrated Lion
brand Seine-Thread, warranted 10 glt" sat-
isfaction. Fvke-Nets hOOped ready Tor use.
fe 2h-fMh2g
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04
fire in ROunOhc tttt.

Especial telegram 10 tie Dispatch
ROANOKE. VA, March 3.--Between
l. and O'Clock this morning a fire
was discovered in what is known as
Wclch Row, q frame structure, situated
on Holiday street. and occupied a a
dwelling-housc. The tire.engine failed
TO work. and the entire building, with
much furniture. was consumed. The
total Joss will probably reach $4,000 on
the building. There was $4,000 in
surarce in the North British and Mer-
camille Insurance Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04

Ire Need, and sankey Msetings-The Fish
,ul Interest Burned 20 Dca,h-The Navy
Nard.
fConespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch !
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04
HIDDLESEI.

>enteprrd 10 rbe PeniteHi.ary- farniidC.
Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch
SALUDA, February ., 1886.
Emily Carter lcOlOreG). who has been
on trlal here in the County Court for
The murder Of young step-chlld, was
convicted to-day and sentenced to ten
years in the penitentiary.
Since the weather has opened so
finely business is looking up. Farmers
are ploughing, and gardening has begun.
Notwithstanding the long and severe
winter. our people are generally in fine
health and spirits. AMIcCs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04
NctIteSt.

ELIZABEI n. j., March ., 1886.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch
heard John B. Cough deliver two
lectures in Richmond about FIVE years
sgo--one at Mozart Hall, entitled Z" Pc
culiar People," and the other at the
Seventh-Stteet Christian church, en-
titled Platform Experiences"
Yours, CARTER HELM JONES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04
Heath Of IA Merchant Of STANTON

STAUNToN, VA, March ID. Y.
Carter, grocery merchant, died this
afternoon ofpneumOnia. lie was about
thirty. eight years old. He came TO
this city from Nelson county eight
wars aCo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04
7. = 7
ia2q 10. 1l09 Main street and Rockrlis.
OLD DOMINION STEAM e(55f%A
~ SHIP COMPANY. --'S@ a A-''
FOR NEW YORK.


Steamers leave Richmond ~ tRl IL 49,
DAY FRIDAY. and ~ NuAG.
steamers leave Sew York Tor Ken npul
EVERY TUESDAY, Thu H~bAl ana = NJ
CRDAl al 3P. VI.
Passenger accommodations unSnrpRSS7l d.
Cabin fare 10 New York inc ud!ng mea =
and berth $40: round trip tickets SIS ;
-trplage. with subsistence. -; "ltn'ul
subsistence, So.
FreiZhts forwarded and through bis u'
aiding issued for points beyond Nr| ok
Freight received daily until i. VI.
Manifest closed on saiIuS-days one npir
before departure.
Passengers leaving Richmond by the
rhesaDea ke aud ohio railway al SIS \. NJ.
ana New ports News aud the Richmond
and Peteisbulg pa ilroad al l0.ip A.. VI Ou
MONDAYS. TUESDAYS MEpNE ~bAl~.
rHi,E~DAY~. and RpAl~. VIII
make connections az NORFOLK with the
steamers leaving those Gays.
SAILlNG~ THIS WEEK.
ROANOKE Captain tOI,H ojNbAl,
Frirnary 2stn. at II o clock noon
OLD DOMINION. Captain SMITH, II -
DAY. Mach "a. ri o'clock J.. VI .
WYANCkE. Captain h LIlit ~. IT,
pay Narcu SIN. az 2 O'Clock 7. VI.
GEORGE W. ALLEN & co., ~ MS
No. 1901 Main street and
tp2O Company wharf Rockets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04
DRUNKENNESS,
~ THE LIQUOR HABIT,
POSITIVELY CURED BY ADMINISTER
ING
DIR. HARNESS GOLDEN SPECIFIC.

IL can be given In a cup OF coffee or tes,
is absolutely harmless. ana VIII effect a
permanent and speedy cure. whether the
patient is a moderate dTinker or an alco-
hole wreck. IL has been given in thou
sands OF cases, and In every Instance per-
feet cure has followed ir NEVER FAIIS
The system once impregnated with the Spo-
circ, IL becomes an utter imPossioility iof
ina Ito nor appetite to exist. For sale by
h. ROBERTS BAKER, Druggist,
sle east Main street,
Richmond. Va.
Call or write for pamphlet CONTAINING
men aud men ffom al parts OF the country.
oS 23-eodtNol7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04
DxUss, ssEOISIhEs, &c.
DLAIR'S CHLORAL THYMOL

Ii useful 20 doctor and patient. When dli
fused In the apartment II disinlects the a.
tepdants as well as the sick. In nearly
every instance In which Il has been used 10
this city II haze prevented thespresd OF con:
tsRlOus disease, especially diphtherls snd
scarlet-fever, beyond the SICK room.
II is the most agreeable, innocent, ana ef'
,ectiye destroyer Of bad odOrs and disease
germs yet offered 10 the public. II mas
cured whooping- ia rema ably
short time. -
For sale by druggists. Price, SO cents .
bottle, 90 -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04

IONSDIii Al.

TTENTION. GENTLEMEN All
"A persons desiring NICE. CLEAN
~HANEat the haLtsuisi. led artists should
cali NJ the MODEL PA A'E NJ j GCNrl
\AIOR, No 10 month seventeenth street.
Il PIPING and LEktIiING done lu ne best
manner. hh rD'lHi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04

~ - Z - - N'J
DISEASES ARE PREVALENT ALL
OVTR TIE WORLD.

lama native o. E0gland and while was
IN that country ! contracted terrlD'e
blood poison, and for two years was unnfr
treatment as sn outdoor patient al NOi-
tinpham Hospital. England, but was no,
cured. ! suffered lie most sgon AlnI pans
i'm nv bones and was covered with sores
aIl over ny BODY and limbs J had vertigo
and CeGf6tss with Yaitia, loss OF sight
severe PANS IN NY mead aud eyes. etc,
which Learly ran roe crazy. ! lost All hop,
In that county snd sailed FOR America. and
was treated at Roosevelt, in this city. As
well rs by a prominent physician In New
York having 10 connection with tAs nos
pitfalls. .-,e....e..
saw the advertisement Of Swifis Spe-
ciflc. and determined 10 give 10 a nihl as a
LIST resort. ! had gwen upall hop- al ne ng
cured, a. | had gone through ihr n9nds ~
ne best medical men ia Nottingham and
New York. ] took six bottles OF :. ). -
aud can gay with great o% that they have
cured me entirely. am as sOund ana wei
as ever WAS amy life. ..-..
L. FRED HAEFORD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04
AUCTION SALES RMS nay.
Ry George II. Polndexter.
Heal Estate Agent aud Broker
No. 1900 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SA LIE OF A
~ MOST VALUABLE DWELLING OS
NINTH STREET, FACING THE CAPlIO,L,
ECTfARE. AND DESfRAblk NAhAntl,
ITtT ON MARSHALL AND THiRrbhNId
STRIETs. In pursuance OF a decree OF Tue
Chnncery Court ~ the city OF h'ohulOns'
enteied on the 9th day OF February l5o0,
in the cause of Knight ahd WE agalns1
TsIboft and others. the Undersigned. spc-
eiai commissioners, will sell by auction on
The premises, o.
THU RSDAY. MARCH 4, 1855
BEGINNING at 4 O'Clock r. M; oro,v
rtrst. That VALUABLE III htf-o IVis
DRiCK DWELLING No. l02 north Ninlh
st,set containing about ten rooms, besides
siteben and servants rooms. fronting on
NinIh street 25 feet aud extending Dack lZV
i,et 10 an alley in common 20 ieet Wlue.
ms nroperty is especially desirable Tor
rrofsssional man. In will be sold SUBJECT 10
an annual gTOund.rcnt of s23l21. -.
: second, A VACANT LOT situated ~ tne
rorthWtsf corner OF Marshall ana lhlI,,
fcenth streets. fronting 564 feet on MarsiaLt
,utet and running hack 10 paialiel iuSs
~ 7.12 feet. This Tot IS beautllnliy locs'e e..
and will command nrst-ciass tenants ioI
slna D tenements .,,... g.,
Trtsr: one third cash; the residue IN
tbtee canal lnstalments with interest from
faV of sale on negotiable notes of the pnr-
chaser six twelve, and eighteen monIns'
lite 10 be retained I'LL the whole OF the
furchsse. money Is paid and convey ancs
ordered by the Court. privilege is BlNe Ven
tbe purchaeer 10 pay the whole 81 the phr-
cnose money in cash should he desire 50 10
DO. lAohoo;N, ", I',rr.
J. X. TUCKER.
Commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04
y = = y
RI OON

is the l'fe. ard he Is wise VINO remembers
II. But in March Of last year (lsS4) con-
tIacted blood. poison, and being IN SaIan-
nah, g., a. the time. went into the nos
pital there for trea tment. suffered very
much from rheumatism at the same time.
| did not get well under the treatment
there, nor was ! cured by any Of the usual
means. ] have now taken seven bottles 0l
Swifts Specific. and am sound and well. il
drove the poison out through b1ils on me
skin. DAN LEAHI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04
f,n,LBurg's STRIKE Adjusted AMIGA

lEy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
LYNCHBURG, VA, March 3.-The
strike at the IRON and nail-works in
this city has been amicably adjusted
by committees Of the Knights of Labor
and the stockholders. The men so to
work to-day at the old wages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04
COMMISSIONERS S A L E
or
ALL THE PROPERTY. FRANCHISES,
RIGHTS. &c.
or THE
SOUTHERN TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

BY virtue Of the following DEGREES entered
IN the causes Of 10 William Malone. &c. rV.
The Southern Telegraph Company aud
others" and The Farmers Loan aud
Trust Company u.s. Same VII:
J. Decree entered i'm said causes IN me
United States Circuit Court for the Eastern
district OF Virginia on the 2lst day u De-
cember 1855:
2. Decree entered IN said causes IN the
United states circuit Cour, for me Western
district OF North Carolina ON - Atm day oi
FEBRUARY. 1856;
3. ueciee entered in said causes in the
United STATES tucuit Court for the DISTRICT
ot south carolina Oh the Attn DAY Of tehru-
i. nccrte entered IN said causes IN me
United states Clcuit Court for the Middle
dsuict Of llabama on the ith day OF teo'
rusry. 1856:
3 I,cr,e entered I'm said causes in the
United states Circuit Court i,r tnr Northern
district of Georgia on the ION day oi Feo'
AIRY. lS~B--
tho urdcis med special comm 's-.oners ap-
ro,ni,d thereby. wiz sell 20 public auction.
iu iout Of me GUS ou-uOuse in the city "i
Richmond, Va"
MARCH 27.lsss.
at12 O'Clock NJ. ALLTHE RIGHT TITLE.
ANUINTERESr. OF EVERY KIND AND
NATURE. OF THE SOUTHERN TILE,
GRAPH COMPANY In and 10 the me "l
tritrraph 10. from, and between the CITY OF
l.
and the various branches thereof about
+ soO miles OF poles and about 1000 miles
Of wire together with all tine Lands, FRO
ruites. Franchises. Telegraph Liues, "a
p.rs. lo.cs Wires, Instruments, zoos
Nptarq'u,cs. Offices Fixtures. Patents
patent. kvhfs. Contracts. Leases. Securl-
lies. Rights claims, Interest AM Demands
of every kind. nature. and description
whatsoever wherever the same may te or
however situated. now he'l, Owned or
a.. .>,e,spd by the - ii company.
The sn id tecgraVu-line is ln GOOD cpuOi-
lion. and Is nov doing "a good business.
Ihe Inc Will be sold subject 10 ttalhc
advancement now existing between li ana
me NUtua, Union Telegraph Company.
which viii expire at the option OF the par
chaser July 80, 1885.
Tfhls or SALE: Ten per cent. OF pur'
chase. money in cash and "a sufficient sum
I'm addition to make such payment As Will
amount 90 $4,000; the balance within
tuItty days after sale.
ANY further Information desired vii he
given bv 4. L.. BOCIWARE. receiver at E'cu-
rpoud Ia. a. J.. BOZ LWARE
II. h. TURNER
d. u CDmul-0I OutT-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04
Gtornr II. PoINnExrEn. AucIIoneer.

KNIGHT AID WIFE, PLAINTIFFS, AGAiNsr
TALBOT AND OTHERS bEFENDANr'-lN
InF CHANCERY COURT or THE CITY OF
RICHNDSD.
J. BENJAMIN III. Berry, clerk ol saiu
CONT rsttIfy that the bond required % the
.eperipI comm !sslouers by the decree in said
cause Of February l6, 1855, las been dG'y
Given under my hard this 20th day. OF
Frbruary. IssG. 3. Il. BERRY.
u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04

Ntfnrltsu,,t a. the owner We SAa.. Sc.
90 l.t tCa;.'tuu. on Tie premises. on

tt'n.lr.u,,t A. the owner We saa. &c..
90 l.. tca ;.'inu. on Tie peulses. on
FRIDAY NEXT, MARCH 5IH.
.et a. a.clocs =. w.. that ATrRArrlEE
TUEFF- STORY .EASEIENI-ANll Dat.
TIC BRICK STORE No. ls east Er''d
street row occupied by Nlesers 'hetthaW
a. Wuhfu-ou. and being a spacious. Well
arrsr ged. ard very substantial building.
latluga JOB, Oh nue size. tontug a ieetaul
extending back within parallel lines about
III. fect 10 81 paved alley DO rear j. zee
wide with The u-c lu common nl W lie
side alley. aud having thereon good
blicE kitchen and stable.
business WopsIiy In this locality 'l
BiDai Streets nov the lure> .f.s % no 4
sought after by our .a"7c'ouS capt u.s.
a.id well assured ls .., future. s' rapidly
. Increasing % talE,, aEI 80 rarely l' AZ
,rrltuuity afforded tor securing b.. 20 d
iurm,eauuOUrreme should. AM doubt
ltts1..I. at'IRct 10 This -1lc tlc attention
which fAIs property mCrIts.
TEEM-. Very .trral ana announced "a
sale. Is. II. Ll Nj e co..
f,1T 1UrtiOuerrs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04
.nan oaer hv auction. on me premises

snail oaer by auction, on the premises.
OF
FRIDAY. MARCH ;, 1856,
at a, O'Clock T.. NJ, that TRULY DESlRN-
BIZ RESIDENCE NO. 407 east Cary street.
IL has about fourteen rooms besides de-
tached quarters fOr servants. and stable ara
carriage.house on The premises. Particu.
lar attention ~ called 10 the exceedingly
handsome manner I'm which this house i,
built 10 It's many and convenient closets,
and its modern improv emcutS generally.
The rooms and halls are large and airy aud
pleasantly arranged.
The attention of all in quest OF first
class home IS called to this sale.
The lot fronts 70 by l45 feet to an alley
ILkNS: one fourth cash; the palan 100
six twelve and eighteen months 8 per
cent. Interest added 70 the deferred notes.
and same secured by trust deed
FURMAN TCPPFf
f. 2l.252s Mh2.345 Auctlou,~r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04
.UCrros sALEs-Yu,ars paws.
By J. Thompson Brown q Co..
Zeal Es,nte Agents and Auctioneers'
III3 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Val


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
~ LIABLE LOT on THE S0UIHi, hi ,,t
Vr ri !" hr'ftsT STREETS, WITH OLD BRlCk
fMPRovEME NTS THERkON.-By virtue
~ a decree OF Richmond ChenceIy I"u ~
in the gnit OF Brown ana Wlte -. ~. w
Jones ct ois, entered 's sde t snn ,,sl commits.
sioner appointed thereby, viii sell. on tue
premises on ~
Tuesday, MARCH Q. 1885,
atk o'clock p. NJ. the REAL ESTATE re-
SayTed 10 i'm sa id decree, fronting IL rect on
the south lue OF Main between Fousnee
and First streets ana rh rnnning o EMAIL
feet more or less. IneIe X SMALL
BRICK STORE on said lot. -.
TERMS. One third cash balance IN biA
ana twelve months. interest added ttlle
retained til all said purcn use. money y
paid and a deed ordered ~ the ' uy,se
Special Commissioner.
! THOMPSON BRowS & Co.. AuctloneeTs'
RPowv AND WIFE, PLAINTIFFS AGAINST
IoNEs AND AIS, DEFENpASTs-IN Ihh
CHANCERY COURT or THE CITY OF MUM
MoND:
L BENJAMIN II. Berry, clerk OF said court
certify that the bond required ot the spe
cial commissioner by the decree IN bah
csu.e of February IL. 1855, las been duly
given. .... ,e,,. .,..-,s
rf feis BENJAMIN H. BERRY.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
The above sale is postponed uu
SATURDAY, MARCH d. 1855.
at same hour, John :. VII.
J.THoMrsoN BEoWN ~ 60. Auc;ioneeis.
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