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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-14
MECKLEHBURG.
Destruction of CrOPs-Niiitary Notes
tCor,osroudence % the Richmond Dispatch

Destruction of CrOPs-Niiitary Notes.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHAsK CITY, September IL, 1888.
The destruction of crops 10y the over
flowing streams in this county from the
recent rains will cause incalcuable loss
20 our farmers, and upon the rivers serl-
GUS embarrassment for people and stock
for food for another year.
The Roanoke, Stanton, and Dan
rivers, whose valleys are the chief source
of supply for our corn crop, were higher
than they have been since the memora-
bio freshet of November. 1877. All to-
bacco along these streams is total loss,
and the cotton and corn crops are com
pletely ruined.
The crops on the highlands were not
materially damaged, and with late frost
the prospects for "a fair yield are very
good. We had no sunshine for twelve
DAYS. 1t is bright and pleasant now.
A military company, the Mecklenburg
Grays, has been formed here and Frank
b. Roberts elected captain Walter '.
Gregory, first lieutenant; Chester b.
Elan, second lieutenant. The company
is composed of good material and drill
weekly. This is very important or
qanization for this section. The know
ledge Of the fact that an armed military
company exists in county has q very
salutary effect in preventing violence and
infractions of the law. The writer saw
this fully demonstrated recently III a
North Carolina town where an outbreak
seemed imminent.
The Concord Baptist Association pro-
poses to establish within its bounds
male academy of high grade. Induce
ments will be offered for its location here
on account Of the accessibility, health,
and moral influences of the place.
The travel and freight over the railroad
since its completion to Oxford have
greatly increased. There was no delay
In trains from recent rains and no dam
age 10 roadbed or bridges.
Commercial travellers from the north
ern cities are more numerous here than
ever before. Every department of bust
ness seems to be thoroughly drummed.
Mr.. I. NJ. L. McKennan, high ofli-
cial OF the Florida Central railway, isso-
iourning here with his family, as his road
is in the infected fever district.
All the public schools will commence
In this county next week
The health Of our community has been
exceptionally good this season. j.
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oYsTERmgN MAKE COMPLAINT.
what They object 90 IN Mathews
Mr.. Maryas Jones's speech
other Matters.

ICorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
MATHKwsC. H., September II, 1888.
There seems TO be an existing trouble
among the oystermen which may prove
OF a more serious nature than is antici
pated. II is claimed that the tongmen
have offered to pay their boat-license,
but the collectors will not grant them
unless the additional fee of fifty cents for
their numbers. which has 10 be put on
their boats in conspicuous place, is
paid. According 10 the opinion Of the
tongmen this is unjust and unconstitu-
tional; that the old number of last sea-
con is all that is necessary 10 have, and
that tins fee il not collected on the Mid
dlesex county side OF the Piankitank
river. Captain Foster, of the oyster
navy, whose duty it is to inspect, has
given notice that he will arrest all found
without properly signed license.
Mathews county is wonderful place.
Such hospitality and sociabiiity OF its
people, the homes Of the delicious biyalve
and noted spotfish. these with the beau
tiful roads, as level and hard as the drives
IN q park, and the diversity OF home in
terest make II little world of its own.
Last Monday ives courtday, which
has the effect Of bringing every one pos
sible 10 the courthouse Gu those days.
The Democrats held q mass meeting,
which " Y presided ever by Mr.. 8. +.
Miller. III dsy long the rain fell in CO.
pious showers, yet the courthouse was
full Of eager listeners 10 the eloquent
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER l4TH,
At lOK O'Clock A. NJ. will sell st my auction
rooms, S2l east Broad street. ,..,,
? SUITS OF hAkBLE-TOP FURNITURE, BED
LOUNGES, MATTRESSES, IL SCHOOL
DESKS;
I SECRETARY. antique style;
FLORENCE SEWING-AACHINE;
6HAND SEWN G-MACHINES, and
GOOD ASSORTMENT OF HARDWARE;
1 BRUSSELS CARPET, good conditions;
10 ASSORTED CARPETS. al in TAR order;
~ HEATING and COOKING-SIOYES, all war;
ranted in good order;
80 y ESrS TUBS. 3 and in nest;
A lot of GOOD COUNTERS;
10 OFFICE or LUNCH-COUNTER STOOLS, &C.,
sc -
GOOD HORSE, WAGON. AND HARNESS TO be
sold promptly at II o'clock.
Consignments rece we'd up TO hour OF sale.
j. II. VALENTINE. Auctioneer
IL RENsON Salesman. so u
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ESSEN COUNTY.
Political Notes.-The Crops. the Wca-
rher. &c.

Political Notes.-The Crops, the "ea-
ther. &c.
Correspondence Of the RichmDond ipsaich'I
ESSEX COUNTY, September IL, 1883.
It is too early yet To forecast the po-
litical horoscope ; both parties are very
ouiet, and no movement has yet been
made on either side further than to make
nominations.
Kendall. the Democratic nominee, is
highly spoken Of, and is probably as
wise selection as could have been
made. He is very popular in his sec
toni the Eastern Shore. The renomina-
ton OF Browne was foregone conclu-
sion. When here in the last canvass
Browne told the people that high pro
tective tariff would put up the price of
sweet potatoes. Well, "taters has
riz. but how about the high protective
tariff? May not the Mills bill claim
some of the laurels for this
This district gave in the election pre-
ceding the last about $50 Democratic
majority, and while in the last we met a
Waterloo defeat of nearly 1000, yet this
was no indication of a change OF polltl-
cal utilization, but the result of indihe-
renee or dissatisfaction.
The past summer was delightful one,
with very little extreme weather. The
crops of all kinds are good. The wheat
crop is exceptionally good as to quality
and yield. Hay makes a good yield.
The oat crop is fair one. Corn, where
the land was good and we'll cultivated, is
all that could be expected.
We have had the most unprecedented
rain-storm ever known at this season, OF
in fact any season. 1t has been raining
at short intervals Of an hour or two fol
eight days and nights, with no prospect
of abatement. Everything is thoroughly
saturated. Most of the fodder in the
country had been pulled, the larger part
hanging on the stalks. OF course 1t is
all ruined. There must Of necessity be
great scarcity of feed during the
coming winter, as blade-fodder Is the
main reliance of the farmers for the sup
port Of their work teams. OMEGA.
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Sale by r. B. CHAFPIN & co.
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Ncws from fredericksburg.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
-...,.,,-nc Coct 10 1909

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
FREDERICKSBURG, Sept II, 1888.
At business meeting OF the Demo
cratic party held last night the following
gentlemen were elected as the Executive
Committee of the party:
Upper Ward-Charles Wallace, Isaac
Hirsh, Eugene Bode. Thomas Walker,
J. w. Colbert, G. f. Hunter. Jr., +. ID.
Cole, J. n. Kelly.
Lower Ward-St. George r. Fitzhugh,
John Rodgers, Addison Ingram, Sr.. L.
McCracken, W. ID. Scott, Henry Dau-
nehl, John Hartman.
The party in this city now has been
thoroughly organized, and vigorous
and active campaign will be made.
Clear weather has again visited this
section and If is hoped will remain so for
some time, at least until the agricultural
fair. which which will be held here on
the 18th, 10Th, and Goth of September.
is over. Last year it rained during the
entire three days of the fair, which was
almost a financial failure. II good
weather prevails during the fair this year
it will he big success in every particu-
lor
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The French harvest Is estimated 10 be 10000
0OO hectOlitres short famine Is feared In
ggypt All hope Of further rse Of the Nile has
been abandoned.
Senior Siivesira Garcia, who was kidnapped
from his estate Of Valiente at hatanzas last
month by bandits, has been released upon pay
inent OF u ransom OF $4,000 In gold.
A special from Bismarck saws: "For the last
week prairie fires have been raging nercely IN
this locality. A vast area OF prairie Is covered
by the FIRE. There IL q rumor that a whole fam
lily had fallen victims 10 the flames
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Democratic club In Pocahontas.

IspocIaI telegram OIh5 DIspaIchI
PocAHoNTAs, Va, September ia
Democratic club was formed here last
night with DIR. John lizard, president (;
Mayor John Shanklin, W. W. French,
and II. NJ. Smyth yice-presidents; l..
A. Sampsett, secretary; j. A. Deaton,
treasurer. The club organized with over
300 members, consisting of the best bust
ness-men In the city. They will raise a
handsome flag very soon.
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pxnsoUAx..

mo THE PUBLIC / WISH 10
,,s,rm nv srieads and tho public gem
.r.,,, sbxt have Icascd that isrre ana ere,
80, .,,,rc sni east Broad s,rest, where ! VIII
sonduct the GENERAL AUCTION MD ~,
~, s,.ds ~ n,errhapdlso and general household
sooaa special ATTENTION paid % saio Of ssocss o.
,.os,ss ana al private residences. Positively
prompt returns on all sale. made, ana Wi, ,, en-
1870, nal, bustness 10 my hands ! hope 70
receiyc n liberal sharo Of tho punic PATRONAGE,
Regular ssle days suction-room tuesdays ann
Frldays. Advances mado on conslgnnesns,
DIX ~ 49, T. n. VALENTINE.
cA"o NH"'oN General Auctioneer,
sei oast Broad street, Richmond. va
Referenco: Business public OF kichmond ana
Lynchburg. es =,
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DIEDMoNT AIRLINE

AONN II Huns
Train No. 20 connects daily except -iI 't
at heysvins ior Chase CITY. ClArkssi.if IS
oxford. IOunocts aaIy At GreeasDor) ~ Ntf.
ham. Raleigh, Salenl. and winston, AMI 81
points on North Carolina Division. ~ 'a.-
tor Ashevii-. Hot spring. ana el i'.'Nr l
Western North Carolina, aud ~ 'tt'i".." r
Charlot'e a. Colum bia ard Augii.fa fAIIf'ai
Train No. 50 connects daily ~ Hrerr-I
for salem. Winston. Raleigh, Goiisnlr t. q
Morohcad city n salisbury Tor A-LcilNe. p
Springs, and all points ia Hostern Ncrh "
Tina. At Charlotte with Charlotte COLUMBIA
Augusta railroad for Columbia. Augusta Asr',
Charleelen. savannah, 1hOmAsyilie 'a. it...
sonyille, AMI otner Florida pOup ha1. Wa
Carolina Cen tral railroad Tor Nllmi gtDh
Trans from tho south arrig3 81 H'aA3ll
5 A. N. AMI h - Z. ~ ......,...,..
Leave Richmond ................... 90. 81 = T.
Arrive Manchester. ............... ~ f l.
tAAELIA COURTHOUSE TRAIN
Leave Rich .-.+........t - .
Arrive Richmond B. a. ..
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NEWSPAPER FOLDING MACHINE
FOR SALE.
A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED.

We have & sToNEMgrz FOLDER. in perfect
order which we VIII sell al a great bsrgsin- IL
will fold an eight or q four-poge paper the size
OF the Dispatok OF smaller. II win also cut ami
pas the eigntpsge paper ltcan Do readily
attached 70 any press
No refer TO tho Petersburg Iadsr-4ppoai rs to
the character OF its work. since that paper has
The Counterpart OF this machine attached 20 It's
press ana now 10 successful operation. Ad-
dress THE DISPATCH COMPANY,
NJ aim' Richmond We
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SeptemUer I, 1888.
The Board of Supervisors have appro-
priated $3.50 to have this county repre-
sented at the Exposition. Middlesex has
mado an appropriation of $50 and Ma
thews will probably make an appropria-
ton. The three counties will unite their
exhibits. MI.
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@. : ss,ssr'T;s'

ARRIVE RICHMOND.
cop ". MAIL daily texcept sunday.
fl3 A. NJ ACCOMMODATION daily ercso,
sunday.
1870 A N. EXPRESS daily.
SUNDAY ACCOMMODATION between W-h.
mond sod scoitsVils leaves 3 A. NJ. rsturaiaE
arrives 7:ij r. NJ.
CoNNEcTIONA
Al Clifton Forge With Cbesspesks AMI On,
railway for the south. West sni Norh E8sL
AZ Lynchburg with Norfolk AMI Western raj.
road for all points South. SOugheasL AMI ,Outs.
vest and Virginia Midland railway fJr al yola'I
North and South.
AZ Richmond with Associated Rsilgays f0r al
points in the south. and kchmoni. fr~ierlct~
burg and Potomac railroad FOR no North.
AZ Iexington with Baltimore ani Onto rs''-
yoad making close connections ~ Harper
Ferry % and from Pittsburgh ADD 1as "es~ At
10 points North aud Kast. -.
Sgespts0-edr ATTAINED 70 S'gn4 hspTs'' '"p' +"
Lynch 1orc 49,, 49,,
lsans. and Littlc Rock. ,. a.,.-.
trains msrkod daily 'eIcep' snnlN
daily. 90 al, --.
Nn,o street 1000 Main street. and AZ hsoiu1ei
.ad Allexnaay depot, kighth AID Jana sNs'A
lOHa X hAChJhDo.
je2 General Passenger AGA
piedmont AIRLINE
RICHMOND AND DASYILLE EAtLkOAD
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT hoOlh ID
THE SOUTH. -
PULLMAN SLEEPklss On ALL MUTT
TRAINS
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=
By John 7. Goddin,
Real Esfaio Agent and Auctsoneer'
Bank and Eleventh streets

Real Esfafo Agent ana huc'n"0ois
Bank and Eleventh streets
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ~: A
I J VALUABLE DOUBLE FRAME DMkt LIN
AID STORE. SD9 WBSr BAk Ky -. - ~ ~
f,n,yIgG nv yirturp Of q decree OF ths Cnan-
serv e,cs,rt Of tho city OF Richmond entered on
,ss AN of August fSsS Ia tho case OF Con'tss au-
,a,y,strntor "a Pollard and ala, me unas ,
ss.ned snec,ai commissioners, will sell puphc
auction, on tho premises, ON
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER IA. 1888.
=, s.sop. NJ. tho DOUBLE Two-sToKY FRAME
TRNRMENT No. 800 west Baker Stree. VIC
iower norton occupied In part as = Store anu .ho
rest rs dwnlling. containing about nine IvV IL
fot alxf4 feet 20 an alley eixteen feei wiue. 49,
~ TWU-sTORY FRAME DWELLING mo. ",
adtoipincl containing seven or eight roous. ~, ~.
Ssxfs0 feet more or less 90 an nlley sixteen TO-
wide Located within two squares OF .ns boc ,his
RAILWAY and where hoases rent so rcauiAy' 'n'
nrouerty will pay well as an Investment -.
fTrpvs: one third cash balance In SIX. tNei,o'
and eighteen months for negotlaDie notes' ~
ferest aided, and title retained 1nti III 'no
nurchase-money ia paid and conveyance VI
dered by tho Court.
j. SAMUEL PARRISH.
CONWAY II. SANDS,
Special Commissioners
CorT-rs's ADMINISTRATOR, PLAINTIFF, aohssI
POLLARD AND AIS. DEPENDAhTs-Is TIE
CHAScgRY COURT or THE CITY OF RICHMOND
I Charles W. GOddin. clerk OF SAID courL, GER
tify that tho bond required OF the speclal cou.
rnissioners by the decree In said cause Oh Ausu''
6, 1884, has been duly given. 80. -, oo.
Given under my hand this 4th day OF sep
'e aaS ''0" CHARLES W. GODDIN
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VIRGINIA STEAMBoATzs5s,

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT 4,1su..,
' COMPANY. for Old Point, Nor &.fzsf7a-
folk. Portsmouth, Newport News. Claremont,
and james river landings direct. BY elegant sa-
loon-s steamer ARIEL, leaving RfchmOud EVERY
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,, aud FRIDAY att A.
N. Street-cars connect
Connections Al Old Point closely with all lines
for northern cities same afternoon; also. at Nor
folk for Eastern North Carolina, the south, aud
Virginia Beach. James river by daylight Great
tourist line. Cheapest route.
Z Through tickets on steamer and az Garbers
Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
through. Ststo-rooms engaged fot day or might
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Ports
mouth, Old Point, Wayerly, Hicksford Va, aud
ail points in Eastern North Carolina, Eastern
Virginia and ali regular landings on the james
river, at lowest rsfes, and through bills issued
LUCIEN b. TATUh. Yice-PresidenL
No lli7 Main street and RockettS
IRWIN wEIslGEg, Freight aud Passenger Agent
81
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By X. p. Chafnn s Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers,

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
FRAMED DWELLING WITH THREE
ROOMS ON rHR NORTH SIDE OF MOORE
STREET BETWEEN NORTON AND hAhlti-
SON STREETS, BEGINNING 90 FEET FROM
HARRISON STREET. RUNNING THENCE
W ESTw ARDLY AND Fronting 80 fkhI %
SAID MOORE STREET THENCE BACK BE
TWEEN PARALLEL LINES 100 FEET TO An
ALLEY 10 FEET WlDk-By virtue OF certain
deed OF trust from Philip Harris and wife, re.
corded in the Chancery Court 81 the citY OF
Richmond in Deed Book l3l b. page 4eJ, default
having been made IN the payment OF certain
moneys secured therein, aud al the request OF
the beneIcsries In said deed. We VIII sell Dy
public auction. on the premises, ON
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER, Is, 1853. .
at 5 O'Clock F. NJ. the eboye-iescribei HOUSE
AND LOT Good chance for an Investment
TERMS: Sufficient 10 pay expense Of executing
this trust ana 1888 80 now due: remainder on
jules STRAUS.
W.. j. WESTWOOD,
r. Is. CHAfFlN,
Trustees.
Sale by r. B. CHAPLIN & co. sel3
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Leave ArTtgo
Richmond. Peter Durs.
TRAINS NoRTnwAgD.
Daily. tDaily eHceDs sunday
STOPPISG-PLACE3


SroPPING-PLACE4
gos II ana IA make M stops No. = si,p'
emily on signal at Manchester and chester -
- stops only on signsi 90 chester, to.t,a'h
ana Manchester No. IS stops On asnn -
regular stations No % stoDs On signai ~ ~
regular stations and also Of Temple ana ~,
WalthAlL Nos 81. 80, %, "a, 80, ~ 81, AMI - va
stop Al all stSiions for passongerA
PULIMAs-CAK SERVICE
onTrains Nos ilsnd % sIeeping-cars boiHest
New YORK ant Tampa. Fla. tptd jackson tul'.
On Trains Nos. "a and q se0ping-,Afs po."eoi
Washington aud Charleston. On IrAn Ne y
sleeping cars between New York and Jscss9--
Vile. ON TrAia No. q sleepinS-cars tcl"',A
Washington anu Jacks0nVills
THE ONLY ALL-RAfL LINE TO NORFOLK
Richmond. .'iO53A NJ / Norfolk. 2 n.
Richmond. go P. ~. Norfolk 80. ~ = =
Norfolk oA. N. hich nond - .
These trains aiso make close connections "
FArmyille, LyncnDurg, and SOUTH estcrn potutN
and all stations on tho Norfolk anl western y
road, except tho 1873 Train. fassensSs ,'
poins west Of Petersburg should take me -
A. n. train instead X N. sOLLi.
Superintendent
EFT. %. MYGRs. General superinie8ieBL
TN EEEBsON. General Passenger Agent
soI. HAAS. Traric Manager agl!
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
Ia AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. -sohsia /,
time.
rs A. n. caves Byrd-SreeE station daily, st'rs
only al Ashland, Junction. Miifori
and Fredericksburg. sleeper D
Washington LeAyes Washin gtoniye
New York ~ lao A. NJ
fl.r A NJ. leaves Byri-street slauOu faLy. x
cept sunday LosFos W ashlHgV *
New York as 40 r. ".
e@P NJ leaves ByrJ-s1ecg statiOa cAig'
Sleeper 10 N0w lOrk.
in29A NJ arrives NJ Byrd-Suves station Gailf
sleeper frOfa New YORK.
EteP. A.. arrives AZ Dyrd-Strect stiIoa lAly
stops al FredsricEHbors. dlfori, ani
Junction. sleeper from Nashtogioh
in1P n arrives ~ Eyrd-strOcs station daily.
except sunday
ASHLAND rRhiNt
DAnY E1CgPr sCsDArs
.ocpu accommodation leaves byrd->trces
'''' Va station: Arrlyos 81 ashland al T. u.
to4P. ~, leaves klUs arrives a. Ashiahd
,rAH Accommodation. arrive, a. byri-
Stree. sIalioa. leaves AsHiAld s"o
A. n. ,.nt.ot Al
Esp. ". arrives ~ Eioh "A
ca TAYLOR. General Ticket hg'-.,
TT D. MYEss. General sagersnieuleh| "|'
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TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE OF THE
BEST VACANT LOTS ON HULL SIkEEu
BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SlA1kENiH
STREETS, MANCHESTER, NA.-By virtue OF
two deeds OF trust-one dated Noyemoor 10,
Ises. and the other January !. lSS-both duly re-
cor ded In the CLERKS ONCE OF the Hustlnes court
Of the city Of Manchester respectively. In Deed
BOOK Volume 6, page 300, and Volume Z, page
3,6-default having Deen made in the payment
OF tho notes secured thereby, and being re,
auired 90 to do by the holders thereof, we Will
sell at public auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, sEPTEHBER IA. 1888.
Mt bo,cIock p. NJ, that VALUABLE LOT front
inc ~ feet on the south side Of Hull street aud
running bacx 100 feet. between Fifteenth ana
Sixteenth streets. This lot is located on upper
Hull street. where property is rapidly increasing
in value Ii Is a flrst-class site either for stores
or residences.
TERMS Cash sufficient 70 pay costs OF exc
cuting the above trusts, taxes, and TO pay tDe
following notes: A twelve month note OF t2iO
aud interesf from November 81, 1885, 10 Day oil
sale; an eighteen-mOnth note OF f2eO ana lnte-
rest from May 81. 1887, 70 day Of sale; also,
note OF $685. IS and interest from May q. 1885, 10
day Of sale: the balance upon such terms a.
will be announced at the sale,
THOMAS VI. MILLER,
JOHN p. SAMPSON.
Trustees.
SAMPSON a ADAMsoN, Auctioneers. seq
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XORK-RIYER LINE (yn W.
Il POlNn
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY

The fayorite route n Baltimore lhest'au'f
on mis- liue are models u beauty elesau;' 80
oomforL Leave Richmond IS ~ a.. Al p "
arriys A. Balumore $50 A. y leAFs Da...
moro at r. A.. arrive a. kichmoa1 .-i t.i
lC:40 A. "
FARE Rlchmoni to Baltimore Iiritciss' r.
Tha YORK Il .vor Line affords superior aival-
tares 10 business men In enabling 't"u .
leaye Richmond near tbs close u te Jaws
transactions aud arrive as Baltimore early .-H
morning after having enjoyed iels. fA
nights rest, free from tue dust aud nv''o VI '''
way WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION
reAvs Richmond uNeny-mlm
street depot ......... 49,. ''' -
Arrive Richmond ciSrnty-tolri .,
street dessotl ........t.. gee .--.--'s '''''' "
Daily fDzily except sunday.
DepoI and ticketofice koOg Virgins tH.'
Up-tcwa oflce Corner rsnt1 and Nam sI''>
JAS. l. TAYLOR
General Passenger hsel-
j. - PUTS,
Division PAssengor Ags19
Rchm0ul a
sol. HAAS, Traffic Manager.
PEYTON RANDOLPH, General Manager
A TLANTIO COAST LINE.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG kAlLkoiD
TIMETABLE
Commenting SUNDAY. August - 4''N
trains on this road will run A. follows
TRAINS sOU1hH AtD
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PUBLIC SALE OF STANTON
/ RIVER LAND.-in pursuance Of the proyl-
stons OF two deeds OF trust executed by Major
Charles :. Darlington and HIS vile, recorded In
the clerks ONCE OF Halifax County Cour'. IN
Deed Book No. 70, pages 80 and $50, ana belng
thereto required bY the beneficiary, the under
signed will sell 20 the highest bidder py pubic
4 ucti0n, on the promises, on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 90. 1888.
that TRULY VALUABLE ESTATE known as
"MlLDENDO"
II Is situate near Coles's Ferry, in Halifax
county. Va. Immediately on StauntOn river, and
contains $50 ACRES.
The land is OF excellent quality, well adapted
10 the growth Of grain, tobacco, aud other crops,
aud is In a good state OF cultivation.
The tract contains large proportion OF low
grounds in a high state of fertility, and also
lsrge body Ia original forest OF the finest oak
timber. .. $3.50,
The improvements consist OF LARGE AND
COMMODlOUS DWELLING-HOUSE, with tho
usual out-buidings. while the farm is provided
with all necessary stables, corn-houses, barns,
and other buildings required for large planta-
tion.
The interest in the said land which Is thus
offered for sale consists OF an UNDIVIDED
THRKE-FOURTHS INTEREST IN FEE aud a
TNyO-THIRDs INTEREST in remainder Of the
remaining fourth.
TERMS: one fourth OF tho purchase money
will be required 10 DO paid IN cash. and on the
residue a credit OF one and two years Will be
given, the purchaser executing negotiable notes
therefor, with interest from day OF sale ADDED.
As soou a. tho terms OF tho sale are complied
win a deed to the land will be made 10 the pur-
chaser. and a deed Of trust taken thereon as s
further security for the deferred instalments.
r. G.. YENABLK,
JOHN w. RELY,
August 81, 1883 Trustees.