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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-02
THE BUSINESS MEN
ALL A STATE CONVENTION
To Induce Immigration to Yves. Virginia
and Take s'sPs to Secure the Passage of
the Union Bridge Ordinanoe-HsSt-
Ing of the Chamber of Commerce.

A special meeting OF the Wheeling
Chamber Of Commerce was held last even
ing, and the buainess transacted was Of 6
very interesting character. Capt, Mcclure
nominated Hon, A. ]. Sweeney for Presi.
dent pro tem President Logan being absent
on account OF illness, and none Of the vice
presidents being on hands. Mr.. Sweeney
was elected unanimously, and the minutes
Of the last meeting we're read.
Capt. McLurO explained the purpose oi
calling the meeting was 10 take action
which would Gaaure people who he'd not
the opportunity 10 examine into tha
Union bridge subscription ordinance for
themselves, particularly the country pso-
pie, that tho adoption OF the ordinance
would be to the intereets OF the county.
The Captain submitted q preamble and
resolution, as follows:
ADVOCATING THR ORDINANCE,
As the time is near approaching when
the voters OF the city Of Wheeling and
Ohio county will be callod on TO vote at an
election to be held on next Saturday,
February 4, for the adoption or rejection
Of an ordinance submitted by the commits
sionera OF said county, subscribing three
hundred thousAud dollars TO the capital
stock OF the Wheeling & Harrisburg Rail-
way Company for the purpose alone Of
the building OF Union bridge and ter
mInals in the county Of Ohio. We as
members OF the Chamber Of Commerce in
the city Of Wheeling have read said ordi-
nance and fully believe the interest Of our
county is well protected in the drafting Of
the same, which was done by special ap-
pointment OF committee from the Cham
ber Of Commerce, City Council and by
Board OF County Commissioners, and the
ordinance being unanimously adopted by
the County Commissioners and now being
aubmitted 10 a vote oil our people for ito
approval, and 80 this Chamber believe in
the crest Importance OF this valuable
work and improvement within our city
and county, which will be OF great vSlus
to every class OF trade, labor and business
OF every kind in our city and county,
therefore
Rssolrsi, That this Chamber Of Com.
nercs do recommend 10 the voters OF the
city OF Wheeling and Ohio County the
aloptlon OIL EAU oIuluhLCe Oy NouuR loI
subscription on next Saturday, February 4
This was adopted unanimously.
Mr.. Scott moved that committee Of
two from each ward be appointed 10 bring
out tho voters on Saturday and exert an
influence in favor OF the passage OF tho
ordinances. Mayor Ssabiight thought the
committees should be larger, and so con.
stituted az TO reach the clasB OF voters
among whom opposition was moat likely
to exist.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16

Men in this city, organized and insti-
tinted since the last annual session OF the
Great Council, have for several weeks
past been making arrangements for Sc
curing a new hall and fitting it up in
handsome style. Their present wigwam
seems to be too small and inconvenient
for them.
The stock of peanuts in the hands OF
dealers here is roughly estimated at
20. 900 TO $4,000 bags, II the receipts
continue as light for some time to como,
however. rs they have been for tho past
week or ten days tue sales will soon re-
ducc this stock.
The recent heavy rains have caused
considerable rise in the river, but not
sufficient to do any damgage.
Tho irregularities OF the mails caused
by the recent great storm at the North
have produced much inconvenience here.
The scheme some time ago aSliated oil
building q fine new hotel in Petersburg
seems TO have been temporarily aban-.
doDed. At least nothing has been heard
about the matter for some time past.
EORlS ADAfR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16
LOUISA COUNTY.
Measles - Schools suspended Tic
Storm In iOuisa-Otner Items.


correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
TEEvILIAN's, VA, March ID, 1883.
Measles are extremely prevalent in
the lower part of the county. The dis
ease seems to attack grown and even
elderly persons us well as children. a
good many schools in the lower end
have suspended on account of the sick
ness. The new graded school at the
Courthouse is demOralized by the dis
ease. Few fatal cases are reported.
The recent storm consisted in Louisa
of q cold. steady downpour Of rain sun
dav. followed by bitter cold wind OF
great violence, continuing all Monday
and Tuesday. The weather Is very try
ing on the grain crop. Wheat and grass
in places are forced bodily out of the
ground two or three inches,
Rev. j. W. Bledsoe, presiding elder
of Charlottesville, held the quarterly
meeting OF the Methodist churches Of
the county last Saturday at MGcedo-
MIA. The all-day service Of Sunday was
prevented 10y the weather.
Mr.. Thomas Niece aud brother have
returned from Western Pennsylvania,
where they recently carried load of
fine horses. They report good market
and fine prices.
Farm-work is exceptionally late in this
neighborhood. Very little spring oats
are in and ploughing behind time. Last
week was capital ploughing weather and
good time was made. The late spring
promises a good fruit yield.
Somewhat more than an average to-
bacco crop will be planted this summer.
TwIG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16
BOTETOURT COURT.
A Highly Respected Citizen Charged
with FOrgery-Iudictmen
Sudden Death.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
FINcAsTLE, March IL. 1888.
Considerable excitement was created
here Yesterday on account of the arrest
of a we'll known and hiGhly-respected
citizen of this county under an lndict-
ment for forgery. The grand jury
brought in the indictment about 4
O'Clock, and shortly thereafter the sheriff
returned from Cloverdale with his
prisoner, Mr.. Charles w. Hanes. The
accused remained in the custody of the
sheriff, though not in Jail, until this eve
ming, when the preliminary trial took
place before Justice John Elnehart.
The Justice refusing bail, the accused
was taken before Judge William b. Sim
mons. who bailed him in the penalty OF
81 900. The trial is set for May court.
Mr.. Hanes was until recently engaged
in the business OF general merchandise
at Cloverdale, on the Shenandoah Valley
railroad. More recently he has been
engaged in the business of selling fer
tilizers. The indictment is founded
upon a note for SS7.25, to which he Is
said to have affixed the name of Olin
Brugh as maker, made payable to HIM
self. He traded the note to Mr.. Caleb
Nininger, who after maturity presented
the note to Brugh. Brugh pronounced
the note forgery, whereupon MIR. Hanes
redeemed the note. Mr.. Hanes's friends
claim that he had implied authority to
use Brughs name in this way.
The grand jury was discharged yester-
day after having found the following in
dictments. in addition to the one already
mentioned: q. L. Beamer and Ran
dolph Hipes, for selling liquor to
minors John Lewis Circle, for selling
liquor without license Amanda Gillian,
for felonious assault Sidney T. Tyler.
receiver Of the Shenandosh-Valley rail-
road, for obstructing the public road at
Lithia L. l.. Hipes and NJ. I. Luns-
ford, for not keeping their roads In re-
pair.
The County Court is engaged in the
trial Of Charles WEIGH for the murder OF
Lucy Jones The prisoner was put on
the stand this evening and testified that
the deceased was one Of his best friends
that he pointed the pistol at her in sport,
feeling certain that the pistol was I'M
loaded, but there happened 10 be one
ball in the pistol. His statement seemed
to be straightforward and evidently made
an impression upon the jury.
Miss Lille Goodwin, aged fourteen,
was found dead in her bed Saturday
She was daughter Of Mr.. w. +. Good
win, of Salt Petre Cave. ACTON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16

by dd+- Ma'bouShi
I ARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE
OLA
FINE AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT
OF
PAWNBBOHfRS' GOODS
AT Al CTlON.

Commencing
MONDAY. 1871 INSTANT,
NJ fOi< \. NJ. and o'clock p NJ. aud continuing
daily at same hours until the entire lot is d.
posed o., will sell al No az east Broad street
800 lots CNkEDE GMED PLEDGES, en- uracnc
VERY FINE DOUBLE AND SiNtiLE-CASE
GOLD And SILVER WATCHES,
GOLD CHAINS. RINGS. PINS,
SETS JEWELRG. OPERA-GLASSES.
MUSICAL INSTRl' NENTS Of every Kind,
Guns. PISTOLS, &c, &C
HANDSOME " ALNUT-CASEl 0-STOP ORGAN.
4 general assortment OF MAI HOt HblOLD
FURNl1URE. together win n large assoft-
mont OF hrst-rato CLOTHING. BEDDING.
&C.. SC, Ia which particular attention l.
called. a. the goods arc all a. represented
ELLIS ABRAM. Pawnbrokcr
JAS. MACDOCGALL. Salesman.
NOTICE.-Psrties having pledges with mo
must call aad redeem TIE snme before day Of
sale, el-e they vii positivcIy be solG.
NH Is FILLS ADRIAN. Pawnbroker.
GHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
y of an order Of the Chsncery court Of tho city
Of Richmond | viii sell on
THURSDAY. MARCH -, 1855,
Mt 10 o'clock \. VI, atthe store OF Isaac Jacobs,
No. y Seventeenth street. ALL OF TIE GOODS
n SAID STORE consisting of READI-MADE
CLOTHING, SHOWCASES. NOTIONS. STORE
FIXTURES, q. LEWIS - WINSTON,
NH lG Sheriff and Receiver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16
DRUGS, HEDICINEs, de.

10 GROSS OF TIE IMPORTED
III CARAlFL CASTLE SOAP, the purcst o.
an CASTLE SOAPS. For sCio at lRtoly-relLced
prices, wholesale OF retail, 10y
(. WAGNER. Druggist.
NH ij-2t' SIKH snl Broad streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16
ANNIHILATED.
THE Snow AND ICE IN AND AROUND
ALEXANDRIA.
Much Damsge Along the Virginia Water
ways-A Steamer Disabled
Desths-ps-sanals.
lsnocInl tclcrram to ihe Dlsp,tch !


ALEXANDRIA, VA. March 15.--The
Sunshine annihilated the snow and ice
hereabouts to-day. The tides have re-
turoe1. 50 have the loger river steamers
Mattano aud Wakefield. They report
an exceedingly rough passage, but with
out serious injury. The steamer sue.
leaving here Sunday afternoon, arrived
Mt Baltimore yesterday evening She
repoIts furlous gales and much damage
along the Virginia and Maryland water
WAYS. Wherever she found agents at the
landin9s they reported the interior all
blocked and much suffering in conse-
qrence. Numberless small craft arc
damaQed-six schoontrs in lower Mocho-
doc creek, three in Little focomico,
and three in Cone uyer.
The steamer COrcoran, with large
part7 OF northern tourists FOR MI For-
non. to-day got stuck in an lce-iioe, and
on beng hauled ont by tugs was tound
to be helplessly disabled, and she put
OF her passengers here and they "dld
Alexandria instead.
A Young child OF Willard Padgett was
seriously scalded last night by falling
into bucket of boiling water.
Messrs. French, Smoot, and Charlie
Yohe have gotten back from their tour.
They got snow-bouud up N Pennsyiva-
MA. hut were rescued aud treated roy
ally by the Bucks-county farmers. They
tell terrible tale of the Storm.
Edward S. Hall IS dead aged twenty
nine.
SiIas Householder, of Iovettsville, and
Mrs. John Calruthers. OF North Fork,
are dead.
Alderman and Mrs. Henry Strauss last
evening celebrated their silver wedding.
Rev. James ". Nourse has returned
from a visit to his brothcrin Santa Anna
California
Philip i. Fowlc has left to join west
ern surveying expedition.
A vestibule train passed down the
Midland this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16
VALLEY HAPPENINGS.
indicted-BadIy Euiured-DrOwned.

Special telegram to The Di1patch.l
WOODSTOCK, VA, March l5.-At the
March term of the County Court indict-
mcnts for felony werc found against Ed
ward +. Grove ana Wesley. u. Salyards,
who were engaged in a cutting atfray at
Newmarket February itb.
Arrangements have been made FOR the
manufacture here of sorghum on large
scale the coming summer, and M effort
is on foot to start canning-iactory.
Hugh Eaton and Charles Dull, who
were blasting in the county with dyna-
mite. were badly injured in an explosion
caused by their attempt to ram 1t like
powder.
4 Temperance Alliance which meets
at Edinburg March 9th will probably
arrange a localoption fight for tie
county.
Mrs. Calvin Hupp was drowned Tues
day near 1imberville, Rockingham coun-
ty, while crossing the Shenandoah river
on horseback.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16
A COSTESTEp.wTLL CASE.
A Tedious Trial in Halifax County
Marriage ana crsonnis.
Correspondence q the Richmond Dispalch'l

correspondence o. the Richmond Dispnich.l
SoUTH BosToy, March -, 1883.
Captain Anderson Kirby died at his
residence in this county several years
ago. He left a property Of about 100
acres of land valued al 81 10 SO per
acre. and about 8, 800 in cash. The
bulk OF his estate was LEFT to two
sons. Colonel Richard Kirby, of
Pittsylvaaia county, and Mr.. John NJ.
Knby. who now lives in Mississippi.
The other heirs, and there were several,
determined TO contest the Will. They
based their contest upOn TIE ground OF
undue and prejudicsl influences eXerted
over Captain Kirby in his last illness
and his inability by reason OF old age aud
failing health to make n correct will.
The case, on account of the amount ~
volyed and the prominence OF the par
ties, has attracted much attention IL inns
county and Pittsylynnia. First 0nd last
sxtv-four witnesses have been sum
moned, and the contest was so earnest
that a special term Of the Circnt Court
was held last week at Halifax Court
house to dispose of the case. From
Monday morning until Saturday night,
every dav filed with hard and tedious
work, the case dragged its tlresome
length along, proving trial OF patience
as we'll as of will Judge White, the
Jurors, the counsel on both sides, and
the SPECTATORS, however, stood the test
with c1mmendable fortitude. When the
case was given to the jury they made
short work OF their final lsbOrs, bringing
in n verdict within twenty minutes sus-
tanning tho will. MessIs Rely aud
Leieh appeared for the will. Messrs.
Watkins 4. Watkins, Wood Bouldin, Jr.,
and Judge W. Il. Barksdale represented
the contestants.
WEDDING BELLS.
Miss Eva Spencer daughter OF DR.. Z.
b. Spencer, vas married on the 1th IN
stant TO Mr.. f.. Z. Lovelace. The Off
ciating ministers were Rev. DR.. Davis
and Rev. Mr.. McMuTay. Handsome
floral decorations lent additional beauty
to the Joyous occasion. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lovelace are favorites with n large circle
OF friends. who wish them every Success
and happiness in life.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
The machinery for the South Boston
electric light is expected to arrive every
dav. and the system viii be at work, 1t IS
thought, 10y May Isl.
There is much activity here i'll the real
estate market and town lots are selling
ut splendid prices. South Boston IN
many respects IS one of the finest points
for manufacturing in the South.
Mayor Evans has been III Philadel-
phia the past week
The new Presbyterian church will be
dedicated on Easter Sunday. Rev Dr.
Martin, Of Danyille, will preach the dedi-
catory sermon. The church is a very
handsome aud costly ediiice.
Along with the rapid growth OF South
Boston it is pleasant to note the advance
ment of Halifax Courthouse and the
marked increase in value Of town pro
perty The opinion is prevalent that
the two towns will in the near future
grow into one and then won't there be
big jolification PHIL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16
DEATH OF A YOUNG PLANTER.
wills for PrObaie-Leoktng for New
Quarters.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstcb.l
PETERSBURG, Va, March -, 1888.
Information was received this morning
OF the death last night at his home, in Din
widdie, Of Mr.. w. w. Boisseau, very
popular citizen and well-known young
planter of the county. His health had
been delicate for some time, but not 30
much 30 as TO deter him from business.
The ordinance OF baptism WAS admins
tered 10 three candidates ut the First
Baptist church last night-the pastor,
Rev. Mr.. Acree. officiating.
Three wills Of lately deceased lady.
made at different times, were offered for
probate in the Hastings Court to-day.
Argument will be heard in reference
thereto on Saturday.
The two or three young tribes Of Red
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16

By John II. Goddin.
Real Estats Agent aud Auctioneer.
Bank and Eleventh street.

VALUABLE WEST BROAD
Y sragET STORE PROPERTY OPPOSITE
ELFA STATION FOR SALE ny AUCTlON.--h
ne request OF the ow1er will sell at public
auction. on the premises, on
FRIDAY, MARCH 10. 1888,
stG9lo'clock 7. NJ. that subst antisl TWO-sTORl
NRlCK STORE No. 70g west Broad street, NJ
prcsont and for severn years past occupied ~ "A
restaurant. On the second floor IS a dwelling OF
Ave rooms. with n side-pntrance from Brosd
street and the entiro premises nre Ia excellent
repair Tho LOT hasa front Of 2j feet and depth
OF Us feet 70 wide paved nlley. IL Is seldom
ouch desirable property Ia offered FOR sAle In
thai rapldly-growing section Of broad street, ana
the special attention OF capitalists and others Is
invited. 80. 49,. ..s,.x,,..
TERMS: At sale. JOHN I. GODDlN.
NH 1881 I.fs.i5&l6 hucti0neer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16
By b. Char-ih X Co.,
Real Estate Agents. and Aucaoneefs,
Nc. north Tenth street.

BY X. r. ChafIln Y Co,
Real Estate Agents and Aucioneefs,
Ne. ! north Tenth street,
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
l. THAT CONVENIENT AND NICE FARM
OF SC 9S9-lOO0 ACRES, WITH + K ID
DWELLING AND USUAL OOT-BUlLpI$GS
THEREON, FkONrIN on IhE + L Bill
ROAD LEADING FROM BROAD STREET TO
STAPLES'S MILKY virtue Of decree Of
Richmond Chancery Court entered February p,
1885. IN the cause OF Latarop y Co. C.. schultz
and others, the undersigued. trustees IN deed
from Henry Lyell and Lucy h. Lyell his wife,
dated October H. 100, recorded IN henrlc0 Coun-
~ Court Ia Deadlock 80, page -. VIII sell by
public auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY. MARCH ~. lsSs.
AZ o'clock T.. NJ, The aO0yc-located FARM,
known az SCHUTFE's." The dwolltEg il two
storles, la fair order, on a nice hill. overlooking
public road. Barn and ample oui-oaildings for
laborers. The location OF This property, w6st OF
the city and go near the puhlic drIses, makes IL
an attractive home for thu farmer or city bnsi-
ness-man who desires home near the city. AM
Pile wood for farm use; we'll Of good water. aud
branch for s,ock ample fruit OF selecs kinds for
a large family.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale ana 70 pay
tho debt ana interest due under the said decd OF
trust viz, S32S due January |. 1871, $3.50 due
January I, 1894 SS19 duo January !, 1881, $500
due January i, 1870, Sd;.i due January 1, 1850,
and $3.50 due January /. ie2. Any balance ON
' " JOSEPH BRYAN,
r. II. CALDWELL.
Trustees.
sale By r. D. cnAysN q Co, AucsscnssrA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16

PROYDs ALS.

PROPOSALS..
OFFICE OF TIE CoggIssIOS FOR Tug CoS-)
srRUCTI0S OF THE
CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY BUILDING.
No. las EAST CAPITOL STREET.
WAsHISGTOS ID. c., March /. 1883. }
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ received AZ tho ONCE OF this Commission
until IL noon, on tho 3isr DAT OF MARCH,, ISIS,
for furnishing the DIMENSION STONE RE-
QuIRkD FOX The WALLS OF TUE CELLAk
GREssiONAL LIBRARY BUILDING, TO be con-
structed IN Washington. y. c., upoa the form OF
proposals aad IN accordance with the sDoctn-
cations and plans therefor. Copies OF speeln-
caliOne, stc., wilt DC furnished 70 intending bid
ders on application 70 tue architect at this ofce,
and detailed plans OF The samo may be seen at
the same ONCE on and after THURSDAY, March
& 1855 WILLIAM Il. Villas,
EDWAHD CLARK,
A. n. SP0FFORD,
NH tsodo, Commissioners
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16

10 21-su.Tu&l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16
NORK-RIVER LINE WA WEST
FOlNT.
TRAINS DAILY.

The favorite route n baltimore. Thesteamers
on this hne srA models Of beauty elegance, ant
comfort Leave Richmond 1870 p H.; leave
West Point Tues iays, thursdays. and Saturdays
A. 5 F. ~; leave Baltimore lucsdays, Ihlr--
Gays and Slturaays at4 VI. arrive az Bait
more 4. NJ, arrive 40 Richmond l0.4O A. VI.
Fare Richmond 10 Baltimore tirstclsss -
second claes. Sl.D.
The York Riyor Line affords superior adysn-
tages 10 business men IN enabling them 70
leave Richmond near the close Of tho days
transactions and arrive al Baltimore esrly next
morning. after having enjoyed delightful
uiehts rest free from the dust aud noise % rail
way travel
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Richmond Clwenty-thlrd
Street dcpOD ..-.........--...-.-.- If'lJ A. ".
Arrive Richmond tlwenty-tnird
stree. depot .-...-...... ......s lo''oi' "
Daily. tDaly except sunday
Depot and tickct-ofiice. Foot virginia street
Uptown Office Corner renth sud Main streets
jas /. TAYLOR.
Genera Passenger Agent
j. :. POTTS.
Division Passenger Agent
Richmond Va
SOL HAAS, Tracic Manager;
PEYION kAADOLPD. General Manager delb
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AUCTION sALEs-Future Days.
~ o. ? .
Nv Iarnea Macdonald.
SALE OF THE FURNI-

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE FURNI-
i TURE AND FIXTURES or wtLLiAMsoNS
pEN-ART HALF OVER 30 sEAsi bn and,
trust executed 10 the uncorsigned as uustee anu
duly recorded l will sell. on
TUESDAY rng 20rB INSTANT.
at II o'clock A. ", the entire on'ht as above
sexesllsnt LARGE BRUSSELS CARPETS,
Large HALL aud STAIR CARPETS,
large assortment Of excellent CANE and
WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS,
OFFICE DESKS aud CHAIRS.
WRfITNG-rA Rs Of different sizes,
LACE CURTAINS and SHADES, .,...,-.,..
4 LARGO lot Of PICTURES and PICTURE
FRAMES.
BOUK-kACKs, sROw. CASE,
II volumes AMERICAN CiCLOPADlA, ....
together With a largo assortment OF OTHER
USEFUL ARTICLES. which merit the attention
OF tho public generally.
8. L. BLooMBERG, Trustee.
JAMES MACDOUGAL, Salesman. ma -
By J. Thompson Brown Co.,
Real ESTATE Agents and Auc'ioneers'
ili3 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF a NEAT
MODERN FRAME STORE. With
DWELLING ABOVE, No. e32
NOKTH NINTH STREET,
ALSO
A SMALL BRICK DWELLING, no. 81 BELNl-
DEERE STREET,
MONDAY, MARCH 10. ls5S.
STORE az 4 o'cl dwelling at o'clock.
BY virtue Of a cocd of trust from John x.
O'keef aud wife - the undersigned WHS'er''
dated January u. 1882. and OF record ma c.ef-
ollce Chaucery Court city OF Richmond, O'e.'
Book 10 A, page 81. 20 secure certain payment
therein mentioned. ana Ccfatt ha'Ng oc'h
made, aud ieing ~ CURED 30 % 10, we will pro
ceed 10 aeli on the premises, On the above ndy
sud hours, the sa.d property, described in 'ail
decd a. follows: The DWELLING IA mont
ing on east line ~ Bclv ore street q teet, more
or loss AMI running back between parallel ines
100 feet more or lcss, bounded on tie ~outh uy
tue middle line VI the partition wo.i whl -cpa-
rates this tenement from that Of Mrs Hen
I Messy: The : TORE a- lying nni being on mo
vcst # 10 OF Niuth street north Of belgh street,
running along he YES line n Ninth street = iee
thence back and between parallel lines ~ teet
- an ally I'm common % Be opened - feet Wl1e
TERgs or SALE. Cash aS % ,ust ~ executing
this trust and 10 pay Of tho sum OF S!.O5Ssh
JULIUS NlkAI~
j. rHOMPNO& BROWN,
w. }. WESTWOOD
,rbi2 Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16
FREIGHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth.
sn,ltBfold, Hamptoo. Old Point. Wagerly, aud
hlussiord, Va: Washington, u. q; AowDorne.
WRshington and rarDoro'. \. G.; all stations on
Atlantic aud Danyiiie railroad. SeaooSsi anu
Roanoke reilroad. Norfolk Southern THsiroaa.
ami Eastern Norm Caroiiua generally. also, foe
Eastern snore OF Virginia and all regular land
ings On the James aud kappahannock rivers, 81
LOWEST RATES, aud through bills issued
LUClEN n TAIuM, Vice rresliendt
No ili7 Aaia street and koczesiA
nym wsIsisxk Agsnh d