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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-08-12
Very Remarkable Recovery.


Mr. George V. Willing, of Manchester,
Mich, writes: my wife has been almost help
less for five years, so helpless that she could
not turn over in bed alone; she used two bot
ties of Electric Bitters, and is so much ims
proved that she is able now to do her own
work Electric Bitters will do all that is
claimed for them; hundreds of testimonials
attest their great curative powers. Only SOC
a bottle at Pattersons'.
ALEXANDER WILLIAMS, an old and
well known citizen of this place, died
yesterday, after several months illness
from consumption, aged about sixty
years. Deceased was a soldier of Capt.
Patterson's Company, Sd Ohio Regiment,
in the Mexican War. At various times
he has held minor political offices, being
constable of Riehland township at diff
ferent times, and was faithful to the du-
ties imposed upon him. His family have
the sympathy of the community.
THE course of lectures by Prof. Mac
Lean ended on Friday night, with the
Conquest of Mexico" Every one who
attended these lectures pronounces them
very superior in clearness and instruc-
tiveness. Prof. MacLean undoubtedly
stands high in the ranks Of popular sci
entiic lectures. His learning is broad
and accurate, and bears the tone of an
original worker, thus being far superior
in point of interest and instructiveness
to the work of the mere book scientist
CARL HoFF, little son of Judge w D
Hoff of this place. fell from the tongue
of the water wagon of Norris thresher,
when it started up from the front of Nc
Brides shop, on Friday, and the front
wheel of the vehicle passed over his left
leg above the knee, bruising it badly, but
breaking no bones-he was also bruised
about the arm and head. and had an ear
lacerated by coming in contact with the
wheel. DR. j Z West rendered medical
assistance, and the little fellow will soon
be able TO mount another wagon.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-08-12
Public Sale.

Joseph W. King will offer for sale at his
residence, on Saturday, Ang. IA, at / o'clock,
one cider press, one light farm wagon, single
and double harness, saddle, brides, lines,
hslters, sled, plows, harrow, wagon top and
bows, weaver's loom, bedsteads, and many
other articles. See bills for particulars. $50
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-08-12


G. W. Carroll, Plff's Atty. 8 std
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-08-12
ON Thnrsdaz of last week the noteI

DAVID HAWTHORN,
o g 1926 Ex'rs Archibald Major, decd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25
Randolph macon. College Notes.

Correspondence otthe hionh'o"" 80
ASHLAND, Va, Nav "a, 1850.
Rev. w. T. Tiliett, Of Vanderbib Uni
yerslty. will address the two literary soc'c,
ties Of Randolph Macon on the nrst uay o.
The Commencement celebration june io,u.
Hon. John +. Massey VIII address 'ns
Franklin Literary Society on thc nignt o,
The 10Th. and Rev. Melville Jackson VIII
address the Washington Literary society
on tho night OF the nth. o
There are five contestants for the race
os,as ,nedalo this wear. Contrary TO Gus
TOM the subject Howell Compared with
Thackeray and Dickcns) was gwen ont by
tbe professor Of English, and the essays
viii probably be above the usual standard.
Tbis medal which is given for the best
essay. Is the highest honor at Randolph
Macon. and has been carried of by gifted
men. who are now making their mark In
the world.
Messrs. Kellum. Chapman, Hammond,
.Joyce. shackleford, and Davis VIII speak
Tor the sutherlin medal, which Is given Tor
the best Grafton at the commencement ceie-
bratlOn.
The College has bought the lot dloinins
Mrs. T.. G. Nolley's, and will erect resi-
dence for Professor w. w. Smith, professor
81 Latin. This will make the third PROBES
sor's house built within year, and VIII De
a decided ornament to the northern end oil
the village. IL.
Rev. +. +. Wiley, ID. D., president OF
Martha Washington College. Abingdon.
Va. preached in The College chapel SUNDAY
morning and night.
Randolph-Macon is to be endowed Win
$3.50. 600. About half OF that amount has so
lar been raised. LyDchburg has endowed
the English chair; Danville and Norfolk
have almost finished raising the amount
necessary for the chairs Of Greek and PHI
losopby. skoNEs'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25
RAILROAD LINES.
TT Npy slEzEfsEzJ lrsfa.r5ll--rI y .,'F,tSx3L
- II s;Ssfs Sf s--E -. -
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
WAY.
SEASON OF 1855.
SPECIAL WHITE SULPHUR AND vIR-
GISIA-s SPRINGS TRAIN.

Commencing the latter part OF June an
extra train Will be run between Richmond
aud White sulphur Springs leaving Rlch.
mond at about lO:45 T. NJ, arriving al
stanton at \. NJ, connecting for Rawley
and orkney Springs: Goshen a. \. NJ,
connecting fOr Alum and Rockbridge Alum
springs: MllbOro' at $50, connecting dl-
rect " mn stage line for the Warm. Hot ana
Healing Springs Breakiastat Cllton Forge
Arrive 1T Allegheny at s:l5 \. VI, connect
ing for the Old sweet and sweet Chaly Deate
Springs: arrive at White sulphur al s:i5
A. NJ; Lowell at about lO:3O for fed SUI
phur springs. authorization.
Returning. leave White sulphur az about
8 +, NJ. arriving at Richmond at $50 A. VI.
Sleeping cars from Richmond 10 White
sulphilr without change. This train VIII
afford comfortable accommodations, with
out loss OF time, to businessmen whose
families may he located along the line OF
the Chesapeake aud Ohio railway during
General Passenger Agent.
VIC. WICKHAM, Second Vice-President.
my lG-SuN 1ulm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25
Steamer Eurued.
tBy telegi aph to the Dispatch.I

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 2i.-At l2:45
O'Clock this morning an oil lamp exploded
IN he barber.shop Of the steamer Dean
Adams Tbe 6amfs spread rapidly, and
although the night watchm~" Pto naprd3
gave he alarm. the crew barely 20
with their lives. The boat was iasl "
shore and burned TO the waters edge Inc
steamers Rene, McReady. and Goasa were
lust fellow the Dean Adams, ana were cul
loose from their moOrings and taken IN low
by harhor tugs. The Kate Adams, when
was lying just above the burning steamer,
was in gleat danger. as stif' upstream
breeze was blowing. The fire department
turned their attention principally to saving
her, and they succeeded. The Dean Adams
was built in October. 1880, ana cost
s37. COO. She was insured for Slj,OQV,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25

sfhe Council. was the difficulty in getting
the appointments for religious scrvtees
filed hv members Of the Conncil--sc mucn
10 that they were In several instances u.s.
pensed with. Doubtless II was tnougn'
that the work which brought them hers
was purely Of business character anu
certainly some OF the measures
tee Canon xiii. and the division OF Wme
lie parish--were of such paramount iu.
poriance that there was little time 'ei, IRON
their consideration 10 prepare spec.ai us-
courses. SVH'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25

ACGIlOS Ss''''s.s1'r l-c|-~-o.-~0S'
BY r. B. Cnaffin q Co.,
Resl Estate Auctioneers'
20 north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
THAT VERY DESIRABLE BRICK
Unwilling NO. SIS EASy, !, NnnlN
srxEFT' CONTAINING SEVEN ESoMs
GAs WATER, AND BATH; AiSo. DE.
TACiIED BRICK KITCHEN.-by virtue OF
a deed of trust dated September ~, ase2,
and recorded In Rich mond Cpancery Court
Deed. BOOK iaI A, page 4e2, ana ~ the re-
ouest of the beneficiary, default ns'ing 0een
M AIDE in payment OF debt secured, VII sell
by public auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY. MAY as. 1859.
at o'clock p. NJ, that CoNVENiENrLY-
foCATED DWELLING located on the
soutb side OF Franklin street between
Fiehth and Ninth streets, Inontlng on
FRANKLIN street about ~ feet. THIS location
n very desira BILE In regard TO nele nborhood.
the fark market, churches, anu 10 the
business part OF the city-lust the place for
a professional man. The house is IN good
repair, and occupied by good tenant at
TEENS: Cash to pay expenses OF sale aud
Z, 20 notes for $3.50 each, with Interest from
September 10. 1892: credit 70 october 10,
isss for $3.50, with interest on The same
nom September 10, 1882: aud the balance
on terms TO be announced AZ sale.
"A X. b. CHAFFIN. Trustee.
Sale by II. y. CHAFFIN * Co., Auctloneers
NV "a IL l66tdtd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25
FOR RENT.
GOOD DWELLINGS "a
VI FOR RENT. ~

VI FOR RENT. ~
No. 500 north Twelfth street; rooms.
No. 407 north Twelfth street; IL Tooms-a
Ist-cass residence.
No 9l3 east Leigh street; rooms.
No 523 north Ninth street; rooms.
No els north Eighth street; rooms
M 100 souih Third street. 5 rooms-tw0
floors.
No. south Second street; rooms.
No sls east franklin street; 10 rooms
No. 5l7 west Marshall street; rooms.
No. l00l Grove avenue; p rooms.
No "a Governor street; rooms-upper
part Of house.
yard.
Two Handsome Flats-first and second
Gools- furnished or unfurnished.
SMALL HOUSES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25
Charged with q Brutal Crime.

HARRsoNBURG, VA, May N.-James
Harlow, of New Elkton station, in this
county. was brought here last night and
con mitted to jail. charged with brutally
beating and then cutting the throat OF his
little step.daughter Cornelia Birton on
SATURDAY..
Reports to-day say that the child has
stree died. IL was an outrageous affair,
and great Indignation was felt hy the good
citjzsns Of that neighborhOod. The child
was only ten years o..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25
THE EPtsCOPALIANS.
Hfshop Randoiph's Address-The sun
day Services.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl

lCorrcspondeuce OF the Richmond Dlspatchl |
CuARIoTTEsvILLE, VA, May "a, 1886.
large number OF the delegates departed |
after the adjournment OF the Counci' on
SATURDAY. evening, Notwithstanding the
earnest desire OF the bishops that all should
remain over Sunday and hear the address
on sunday night.
Al Christ church. on Sunday morning,
every available seat was occupied al al
early hour, so anxious were the people 10
hear the sermon by Bishop Randolph ana
witness the confirmation service. Alter
the morning service was read, Bishop isah-
dolph preached from clause OF Johh XIV,
o: ale that hath seen Me hath seen tue
Father" The discourse was most pow.
erful one. designed to show the unqualified
faith necessary TO true Christianity. After
the sermon he confirmed nine candidates
six females and three males. The music
was fine In the morning.
Al night, owing 10 the indisposition OF
Bishop Whittle, Assistant Bishop Randolph
was announced 10 deliver the address 10
the Council, and this drew together again
nm immense audience. The address was
preceded by short speech from DIR. Joshua
peterkin, OF Richmond, who, oy request,
exhorted the members TO greater Efforts IN
their various capacities Tor tue dement, OIL
the Church and the cause OF tnrlsl
Hisbop Randolph then addressed the
caupclI' He commenced with touching
reference 70 those holy men. BISHOPS Mead,
and Johns. and others; reviewed the wori
Of The Council. and expressed pleasure q
the result OF It's labors, and took as tn
basis OF his remarks the utterance OF Christ
"Lo, i am with YOU always" III
urged greater diligence in prosecu'inl
the cause Of the Master; said the clerg!
y should acquire more perfect knowledg'
of the Bible, and referred 10 Mr.. Moody a
a man whose power was derived from hb
perfect knowledge Of the scripture; sa,(
that we bad nothing to fear IN an homes
and earnest performance Of duty; spoke o.
the Temperance movement as q great work
suppose YOU fail again aud again, II vii
finally be triumpbant;i brethren shout.
not let the idea Of Its bciug denominated |
political movement deter them from going
forward In L. The Bishops address la'
his sermon) was most fayorably received
snd The large congregation Joined In sing
ing
"Tbe voice Of free grace cries escape 10 the
mountain -
and thus ended the exercises connected
with the piuely.first Council oil the Dioccs'
OF Virginia.
The members expressed themselves grail
fed at the hospitality extended 10 them by
the people Of Charlottesville. and IN return
tbe people were Wen pleased with their
guests.
In the Presbyterian church In the morn.
ing DR.. Grammer. OF Fauqnier. preached
IN able sermon. aud at night DIR. Walker,
Il the Theological Seminary, preached.
In the Methodist church Rev. Meade
Clarke, Of Amherst, preached In the morn
ing.
AZ The Baptist church In the morning
the pulpit ives alied by Rev. John j. Nor
wood. Of Ricbnopd, and At night By Rev.
Tfsnk Psge, Of Fairfax.
a peculiar thug, and ono mentioned IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25
Thrown from u buggy and Injured
Horse Killed.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram W tue OlsPaVOu'I
IUBAY, VA, May A.-Mr. and Mrs. Con-
man. OF shenandoah county. were severely
If not seriously injured near iass:nutten
while on their way to LrIray to-day. They
were thrown from the buggy, which was
upset aud broken TO pieces. They were
carried to house near by. and surgical
aid wa summoned from Luray.
Mr.. Thomas Bradley, OF Kimball, IN this
county, had a valuable horse killed by an
engine on the shenandoah'Nalley railroad
to-day,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25
by J. Thompson Brown Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
IIl3 Main street.
CHURcH-IIILL PROPERTY
ONE BROAD-STREET CORNER-SIORh
LOT.
THREE BROAD. STREET RESIDENCE
LOTS.
TWO RESIDENCE LOTS NEAR BROAD
STREET.
We will sell nj public action. on
WEDNESDAY MAY 26. 1883,

We will sell Mt public action. on
WEDNESDAY. MAY %, 1883.
at 5 O'Clock =. NJ. the ebove PROPERTY.
The first is a VERY DESIRABLE STORE
LOT on the southeast corner OF twenty
sixth and Broad streets. corner east Of me
PRESBYTERIAN church This lot fronts 33xl21
feet 90 alley ten feet wide.
TIE THREE RESI- DENCE LOIS adOin
the store lot on the east and are Of the same
front and depth. ........,. ,.,,,. ,
is located in the rear of the above ana
fronts 80 feet on east line OF Twenty-slNt
street with a depth OF 1872 feet. bounded on
the north 10y an alley ten feet Wide.
The other LOT fronts 81 feet on the easJ
line OF Twenty fOurth street between
Broad and NlaIshalI streets, with depth OF
I2O feet 20 an alley fifteen feet wide ana
bounded on the south by an alley ten Eeet
vide.
TERMS: Oue-fouyth cash; balance 10 SIX
twelve. and eighteen months, with inter-
est and deed Of trust. -...., 80,
mvfs AuctiodeerS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
IN Road.
IN EFFECT MARCH l, lsse

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH l, lsoe
LEAVE RICHMOND
lo.4s A, N. Daily. ga Richmond ano re-
tersburg railroad. Arrive -
tersburg 1880 A. NJ; leave r1-
tersburg 1913 4. II. daily A.
rive At Norfolk $40 !. ~
ass A. M. Daily, except Sunday, rtd H4ci'
mond and Petersburg r'l.rOai
Arrive AT Petersburg $50 \. VI
No leaves Petersburg 50 \.
VI. for Farmville. LyucaJiis
Roanoke Bristol. knOIt ...|
and all points South aud ~.
axs p. N. Daily, TIA Richmond All 20
tenbnnY railroad. Arrives ~
tersburg $50 4. 81. Leave 'rf
tersburg $40 p. NJ. dsily, srfV-
ing norfolk $40 Z. VI.
900 A, NJ. Daily. except sunday. via Is ,.
mond and Allegheny ~ iuf b
Arrive al Lynch bug zoo = VI.
connecting with train 10.
leaving Lynchbnrg AZ ~
NJ. daily tor AL points 9'"'
400 p. M. Daily except SUNDAY. rs H.'.-
mond aud Allegheny rs.f - -
Arrive al l.ynchhug 3 81 \ ~
sleeper Richmond TO ~ ~
burg0, connecting with =.
leaving Lyneho0g ~ -"
A. NJ.
| PULLMAN sLEkPIS0-CAk ACtoAs
| DArlONS.
No. i-Richnond to Lynehoug "
| mnnd and Alleghany rsilrusd, aud hosh'A
| 10 New Orleans, Chattanooga ~ Js'A'''
| Vile, Chattanooga 10 Momphis .,,,n,,.
No. s-Roanoke 20 Atlanta
| change. ,,.utnnor.u.
,,on cs n be- obtained al Richmond sad
isSburg railroad depot. 1000 Man - So,
Richmond and Alleshsow nsiut. ve~Ii I''
| snd 1903 Main street. W, %: DE- 80,
asnsNl Passenger and ricss. Afsn'
JOSEPH N. BANDS
General Manage
CuAnLvs a. EDDY, Vice President: .
Geaersl once, Roanoke. VI. "A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25
COURT ORDERS.

CITIZENS BANK vs.. SNEAD AND
" OTHERS-IN TIL l. c ii A y ERG
Court OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND:
The following is an extract from the de.
cree entered In this cause on the SIN dty OF
May, 1884:
and decree that this cause be referred 10
one OF the com N iss,ouers Of this colrt. with
Instructions TO settle the following accounts
aud make the following Inquiries:
First An account Of the transactions OF
John Pickrel MS trustee under said DEED
and as receiver in this canse.
second AN account OF all the deols ana
demands secured by 81 III deed OF trust. with
their respec tlve priorties hereunder.
Third What fee, IL any. should be palu
ont OF the said trust fund TO Messrs. Sands.
Leake & Carter for instltuung ana prose-
cutting this suit.
Fourth. Wba. fee should he paid John A.
Coke Esd as counsel FOR the stld ie'el' ct'
And the said soldering Nli!uustouptLi
ferlIniug 10 have an issue before uFJ ~
the bar OF tins court, in lieu OF an acton az
law. TO try the question as 10 tue OWNERSHIP
NJ the 3O6 barrels of White Dove hour men
iioUpd in their said answer cor 10 its pro-
ceeds in the hands OF re aI ION ,
| ing that the Court shall decide the question
! rs ised by them on their cross OIL anu an
swer thereto aud replication aud on dep's
/ lions to Ice taken and other proper eEl-
/ dence without u reference 10 a cOihmlh-
. Il
! pllcstiou Of the said soldering Milling Oon,
! many. and doth further adju1Ge. order ana
| decree that the said commissioner VINO
! shall execute this decree, shall also enquire
| and report ,,..e ,,,,.t,,
Fnh. Whether the goo barrels OF white
| Dove flour or any part thereof, aud II 20,
! what part in the answer Of the Seloefllng
! Nj ling Com pany mentioned and described
I was al The lime OF the execution OF the ueeu
] ofttust 10 John Plckrell, the property OF the
| said Soldering Milling Company, OF
/ whether they were the property OF Snea1 y
] CO.: and II the property OF Snead 20
| whether they passed under the deed in the
bill mentioned 10 the trustee, John Pickrell
SO as 10 preclude recovery thereof or IN.
| proceeds thereof, IN whole or In part oS
| said Soldering Milling Company.
sixth. what amount was realized oy tn'
| receiver. John Pickrell from the sale OF th'
said 500 barrels Of White Dove llour.
All " hich the said com missioner VIII re
port 10 the Court. with any matter specially
stated deemed pertinent by hlIn'sli, o
! which any party may require To nave .
stated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25
.rcrIox nALEs-ra,ure DAYS.
by N. w. Bowe,
Renl Estate Auctioneer.

rrpUsTEE'S SALE OF A VERY
VALUABLE sToRE-HoUsE AT THE
so Mn mHrsBY STREETS, A GOOD DWELL
&c IN MOSBY sTEEEr NEAR vENA-
~ ,r AND ANOTHER GOOD DWELLING
6N vENABLE STREET NEAR M0SBY.
ar AZ iiICTfON.-In execution OF a deed OF
90, nom n. r. Hord (since deceased) to the
tru sssm,ened as trustee. dated esd March.
1seeI and recorded In the Chancery Court
as richmond in Deed Book lis q, on page
0ss being requested by the creditor secured
az 10 40, / will sell by public auction, on the
PREMISES respectively, on
FRIDAY. MAY 2s, 1855,
,sg,nuing at 8 O'Clock p. NJ, In the order
named below. the following desirable
RIAL ESTATE-viz.:
The commodlous and well located
sToRE at the southwest corner OF NeneDle
aud Mosby streets, together win large
and well.arranged LUMBER-HoUSE ad-
1olning on the west. The LOT on Wnlch
yIese buildings stand, fronting 81 feet more
or less. and on which there Is a large wood-
Yard in the rear, with wagon entrance
rom The front, will be sold with sal oulld-
inos and over the said store there is COM
tnr,anie residence. This Is a good piece OF
nroperty to-day and has big future,
q THE comfortable FRAME DWELLING
No. 22O, on the west side or MosDy street
1Mechanicsville turnpike contlnuedl, hav-
raining six good rooms. This house Is Just
in rear OF the store. The lot Is OF good dl-
mensions, and plat OF 1t Will be shownon
day Of sale; and
8. The excellent FRAME DIV ELLlNG'
with five rooms, on the north side OF Nena-
HE street, little west of Mosby street and
inst i'm rear OF W. T. BoZe's. The Lot IL 80
feet front by depth OF about ll7lI feet.
TERMS Cash sufficient topay the expenses
of sale and any taxes that may be due on
.t,o dtG0larNn
for s3,472.s0. with interest thereon FROM
March o. 1881 and the residue upon sucn
terms as the personal representative Oh salu
Hord-or I'm the event OF his default IN SO
doing, as the said trustee-may prescribe
Oh m W. S' " NV. BOWIE. Trustee.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE ENTIRE
l. STOCK. MACHINERY, STORE AND
OFFICE.FIXTUPES, HORSE, WAGON,
&C. Sc., OF Z. ZIMMER, AT STOKE NO.
1918 MAIN STREET, AT AUCrlON.-On
WEDNESDAY, 10Th INSTANT.
at Ioh o'clock, will sell as above tue en-
tire contents OF said establishment, en-
Is.HoRsE ENGINE and BOILER:
STEAM ICE-CREAM MACHINE COPPER
rcE'f nsiIsH EGG BEATER, and COP
Large lot of iCE.CREAM FREEZERs and
TUBS OF different sizes;
CANDY KETTLES, FURNACES, aud
SUGAR and CANDY MOULDs;
Excellent CANDY TOY -MACHl NE, TO-
gether with complete sets OF other ma
chinery and tools used In hrst-class
candy factory: $500, ,,>.-,,,.r,
The entire large stock Of FINE CONFEC-
TIONERIE5 OF Plain and French
Candles, Canned Goods Cakes crack
eTs, Nuts, Raisins. Figs. Fire Works. Lam
terms. Fancy Goods &c. &c.
CHEWING and SMOKING TOBACCO.
CIGARS. SNIFF, &c. ,,,,,,.
Also, / FINE GREY HORSE TOP WAGOS
and HARNESS.. STORE SHELNING,
COUNTERS, PLATED SHOWCASES
&C.; ,,o>,
1 MILiERS (comb!natlOn-l0ck) Iron
SAFE. OFFICE DESKS, ChAlRS, &c.
The attention OF the trade Is particularly
asked. as the goods are all frsi-class aud
must be sold. TAZEWELL ELLETF,
my 81 Irusiee'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25

COMaIssIONEE'S OFFICE.
RICHMOND, VA, May II. 1886.
The parties interested are hereby notlhcd
that have fixed on SATURDAY the 2olh
dan of June, 1856. at IL o clock NJ, as tue
time and my office, In the city OF hlSu-
decree. TiOhAH }, Il go,
INV ls-Iu4W comm lsslOueI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25
ARTISTS
CARRIAGES. rnAEToNs, Ae.

r HAVE ON HAND, 0Fe%Ik
j superior make and finish, Q fine -
line OF FAMILY CARRIAGES, ROCkA,
WAYS, LADIES' PHAErONS, VlILAGE
CARTS. sIDE-BAR Bu0GlEs, &C.. whicn
hand 4 superior SECONDHAND NICrO-
RIA PHAETON. several BREWSrER
sPRIHG-BUGGIES, yiLI.AGECARrs.a ana
FAmILY CARRIAGES very cheap. Old
worn taken In exchange. Repairing done
w. q. SMITH.
my ib.1m lSnorth Fifth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25

WANTED. PURCHASER FOR \
w Span Of Young. Fast, and SNOWY
Driving horses. Will be here wednesday.
SCBLETT u FRAZER
noyo,-ot lOI7 Basin Bank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25
ByJ Thompson Brown q Co"
Real Estate Agents and Auctioheers'
lll3 Main street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MON.
" ROE-PARK PROPERTY, + 4 4 N r
HOUsE AND LOT IN FRONT OF MONDE
PARK ON. MAIN STREET. by virtue OF q
decree of the Chaucery Court entered May
q 1850. in suit styled Callard's executor IS.
Granville and others. and as special com
missioner therein appointed VIII SCH ~
public auction, on
SATURDAY. MAY 20, 1856,
at soP NJ. on the premises. the FRAME
nWEiIiNG No. 7O5 on south line OF Main
between Pine and Laurel streets immedl-
ately front the Park, fronting on SAID street
D 3 fpet with a depth OF 100 feet as 10 tne
eastern n front feet OF said lot anu l3o
~ en- as 10 western feet Of said lot.
TERMs OF SALE: Cash as 10 one lhlru
the residue on SIX and twelve months In
eonaI insfalments interest added ana ute
retained nm all the purchase money Is PAID
and deed ordered by the court;
W W. q. CLEMOSS,
Special Commissioner.
j. THOMSON BRowS & Co., Auctioneers'
| CAILARD's EXECUTOR, PbAINFlFf'
AGAINST GRANVILLE AND OTHERS, DE-
FESDANTs-lN THE CHANCEkf CoOkr Or
THE cIlY OF RICHMOND.
LF.P. Turner, deputy clerk OF the SAID
| court, certify that the bond required OF tus
| speclal commissioner by the decree IN salu
| cause of May 8. 1856 has been duly gwen;
Given under my hand TINS loth uSy u
my IL F.P.T TURNER. Deputy Clerk.