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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-22

nJTBIIC SALE OF STAUNTON-
plvEk LhND-In pursuance OF the proyi-
s,oos ~ TWO desds OF trust executed W MAJOR
f,rar,es a Csrrington and his vile, recofneo ~
the cierk's o0lcc Of Halifax County Cour'. 10
Deed Book No.c, pages $50 ana ssos nna Ds asl
sienod viii coli 10 the highest bidder by pupnc
auction, on the promises. on
FRIDAY, ocrosKs %. 1888,
tina. TRULY VALUABLE ESTATE inorn as
4, "a situate near Coles's Ferry, 10 Halifax
county. va. n,oiiately on Staunt0n river, and
contains /, $40 ACRfS
The Iaad is OF excellent quality, vol adapted
20 tho growth at grain, tobacco, ana osner crops,
and Is In good state OF cultivation
Tho tract contains large proportion on low
grounds In a high state OF fertility. aud Aiso
large body In original forest OF the Finest OAK
timber. ,.,ou ,sn
COMhODiOUS DWRLLfNG-HOUSE, win me
usuaI out-buiiaings, while the farm IL provided
WITH oil necessary stables, corn-house-. parbs'
and othor buildings required for O large plhn'H-
tioR-
Inc interest In tho said land which Is thus
offered for sale constsls Of sn USDitIphD
THREE-FoUkTHS INTEREST IN FEE and
TWO-THIROS INTEREST In remainder OF the
remaining fourth.
TEaMs: one fourth OF the purchase money
will be required 10 be paid in cash; ana on the
residue a credit OF ono and two years VIII be
given the purchaser executing negotiable notes
therefor. with Interest from day 81 sale added.
As soon "a the terms OF the sale are compiled
with decd 10 The iapd will DO Tnade 70 tho pur-
chaser and decd Of trust taken thereon IS
further security for the deferred instanenla.
r. c. YENABLE.
JOHN w. HIELT.
August 81, 1883. Trastee@
au -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-22
rne Cb,caeo Mnii-yobbers.

A Chicago special says: Post Office
Inspector kidder has nearly completed
the task of asserting the thousands Of
letters which were found in the posses
sion Of Oberkampf, the mail-robber.
The mail matter, except such as is neces-
sary for evidence at the trial. will be re-
turned to the senders on Wednesday.
Oberkampf has been interviewed re-
garding his statements concerning his
education and family relations and failed
to give satisfactory answers. He could
not give the names OF any of the teach
ers at Heidelburg University, nor could
he give the name of the high school at
Berlin where he said he was educated
preparatory for college. In fact, he
showed himself to be an altogether shall
low man, except in linguistic acquire
ments, in which he is tolerably prof.
Gent. 1t is quite probable that the trial
will prove Mack to be the more brainy
OF the two prisoners. although nothing
yet discovered about him indicates dis
tinguished career.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-22

A YOUNG LADY WITH EXPERT
IA ENCE wishes a SITUATION AS TEACHER
in q private family 70 teach tho ordinary
branches. Latin, French. Mathematics. German,
aud Music Refers to Rev. II. b. Price. Buch-
anan, Boteourt county, Va Address, giving
reference, Miss n. H.. caro- Postmaster, Buch-
anan, Botetourt county, Va. au ia-eod3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-22
A TOILET DISCOVERY.
& ~. Iauis Lady says Watermelon
Jutce Helps the Complexion.
fSt. Louis Globe-Demosratl

fSt. Louis Globe Demosratl
Miss Carrie Townsend, South st.
Louis. tells the following: 81 always
have feeling of pity for girls who have
ford or sallow compleuons, or whose
faces are despatched with freckles, look
ing as if they had been about when q
hran-bin had exploded. feel sorry for
them not because of any harm that the
frecklos do, for really | think them nice,
as thew are evidence of pure, light.
and healthy complexion, but because the
removal of them or the sallowness IS so
easy if they only knew how. accl-
dentally discovered a sovereign remedy
a couple of years ago, which costs next
TO nothing.
zone day the plumber shut our water
off and l could get none IN which to
wash NV face. Was fearfully soiled,
and, looking out of the window just
then, saw friend approaching to call
on me. CHANGING about me noticed
half of a watermelon from which the
meat had been removed some time be-
fore. 1t was partly filed with juice, aud
| hastily washed my face in it. The re-
silt was SO soothing that l repeatedly
washed my face in that manner. Judge
of nv establishment a few days later on
seeing that there was not freckle left
on my face. A number Of my girl
friends then tried it, and the result wits
a great identifying of countenances. No
matter what is wrong with the face the
Juice of the watermelon will rectify II
and produce clear skim.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-22
PROPOSALS.
WANTS.

WANTED. BY A YOUNG LADY OF
w EXPERIENCE, A POSITION 10 teach Eng
iish, French, and hhsic. fcrms moderate.
References exchanged. Address TEACHER,
caro- OF Carrier No y, Richmond, Va au3-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-22
SKULL FRACTURED.
sEnrous ACCIDENT TO AN OLD NOR
FOLK PILOT.
rArown from Fis vehlcls-rhs MAYNARD
peaths-An officer Badly
Bitten.



NoaroLx, August 81, 1883.
Captain John Smith, the Oldest pilot
on the Norfolk and Portsmouth Ferry.
while coming from his home IN Atlantic
City TO 90 on duty this morning was
thrown oat of his vehicle by the horse
shyinc into rut, and falling on his head
scains, a piece OF lumber fractured his
skull. He was picked up insensiblc and
carried back homo and physicians sum
moned. At present his condition is
such that there is little hope OF bis re-
coyery. Captain Smith has been in the
employ OF the ferry for over twenty
wears. and is one OF the best pilots in
the harbor.
The United States steamer Galena
took on three hundred tons OF coal ana
q full supply OF provisions to-day ana ex-
pected 10 sail during the afternoon to
look after the revolution in Haytl, where
abe viii be stationed some time. The
Galens brought here for the flagship
Pensacola the band which was on inc
Richmond. Three bands are now AT the
yard.
Henry Snow (colored) was arrested IN
the county yesterday for horsewhipping
his wife. The woman Is shocklpgiy IN
jured and disabled and unable to appear
against her brutal husband.
Miss Lettie y. Terry, daughter OF
General w. II. Terry, governor OF the
Soldiers Home. Richmond, is visiting
Portsmouth, the guest OF the family OF
Colonel James NJ. Biniofd.
Last night DIR. George Drew Town
shend, of Boston, formerly of Norfolk,
died at the residence Of his brother'in-
lao. MY. A. l.. Seabury, on Freemason
street. of softening Of the brain. The
deceased was distinguished physician
md surgeon. member OF the Boston
Medical Club and Massachusetts Med-
cal Association, and director of the Dis
trict Medical Society of Boston. lie
had very large practice and oyerworK
killed him.
Hon. George f.. Bowden, member Of
Congress. aud Judge David !. Goodwin
opcned the Republican campaign III
Portsmouth last night at Harrison ana
Morton ratification meeting, which was
small in respect to attendance ana I'm
tied in enthusiasm.
TINS morning the funeral of the late
Dr. Maurice Fitzgibbon took place from
st. Vinceuts Hospital.
Colonel G. w. Mackey, the president
contemplates extensive improvements
ana enlargement at Virginia Beach be-
fore next season opens. He is here now
with o party Of New York bankers.
Rev. DIR. ". L. Edwards, pastor OF
the Monumental Methodist Episcopal
church, left for the mountains today;
In n negro row on James street last
night Officer Calcutt was badly bitten IN
the muscles Of the arm and had his coat
sleeve tom of by the teeth of Henry
Watson, a savage dTky, who was fight
ing
Mayor Baird aud Chief-of-Police Ty-
nan. Of Portsmouth, and Sheriff Bunt-
ing, Treasurer Lyons, Commissloner-oi-
the-Rovenue Moore, and Circuit-Court-
Clerk Sylvester are in Hampton Roads
for several days fishing. IT,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-22
K,,,ed by nm Electric shock.
Now York Tribunc.l

tNoW
The aqueduct claimed another victim
Yesterday in the person Of Nelson Rich
ardson, a negro, OF Tenth avenue and
One-hundred- and -sixty-fifth street, who,
with 8 number of others. was hired in
Virginia and brought to this city to work
on the aoueduct. Richardson aud others
were working in the tunnel between
Shafts Nos. q and %, which are lighted
by electric lights, as are all the tunnels
below the Harlem river, the necessary
force being supplied by a dynamo be-
longing TO the contractors, Rogers n
Shanly. The wires carrying the electric
current are fastened to the side OF tho
tunnel wherever it is>most convenient to
drive into some crevice staple holding
the glass insulator, around which the
wire is fastened.
The result is that in many cases the
wire is brought 10 within four or five
feet Of tue ground, and it is said that it
was against one of these low wires that
Richardson leaned when he received tue
fatal lightning touch. The wires are
all fully insulated, and for time it was
q mystery now the hlau Ieccl'cu 'Ho
shock that killed him, till it was found
that his shirt was soaking wet with per-
spirntion, which acted as conductor for
the electric current. Ii is not known
whether Richardson leaves family or
not, but Rogers &c Shnnly, the con-
tractors, have ordered Undertaken San
get to prepare the body at their expense
preparatory to Its being removed to Vir-
GINA.
Last night there was some trouble
about the body, the undertaken having
taken charge of it without permit from
the coroner. 1t was eventually taken to
| the morgue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-22
The Jesse jaime. Of she A,Ieghanies.

"
A Pittsburgh penn special says
Henry G. Bowser, who is proud Of his
title of 1.-THE Jesse James Of the Ale
ehany Mountains" has been brought to
the Pittsburgh jail 10 answer charge OF
counterfeiting. He Is also wanted IN
Clearfeld county on the charges OF bur
glary, highway robbery, aud placing OBJ
structions on railroad-track. Bow
ser is big, splendidly- proportioned man,
who Is known all along the western slope
OF the mountains. He has lived in the
wilderness all his life, and to-day he said
that for years he had not known what
rest meant, so closely did the detectives
pursue him. His plumber is supposed to
be concealed in q cave, for which the
authorities are searching. Last Novem-
Der four masked men, of whom Bowser
was one, robbed James Smith, who lives
near Dubois, Pa. of $500 IN money and
securities Smith and his family were
at supper when the robbers came In, tied
them all 10 their chairs, and covered
them with revolyers.
Two years ago n number Of local Off
cas attempted to arrest Bowser, but he
kept them at bay vita his revolver and
escaped. Then United States detectives
got after him and stayed in the woods
for months TO catch him. Bowser slept
in the woods also and escaped. Three
weeks ago Bowser was pursued by a
posse of citizens for DEMONSTRATING. He
was captured, but while on their way to
Dubois Bowser knocked two of his cap
tors down and escaped. Detective Nc
Sweeny, OF the United States Secret
Service, then began a search for the
desperate. Bowser was found eating
breakfast at the house of friend, and
before he could make any resistance
McSweeny put the handouts on him
with the assistance of two other officers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-22
AN UMPIRE CAUSES A ROW.
Lively scenes on The Philadelphia
Baseball Grounds.

A Philadelphia telegram says: There
was almost riot on the Philadelphia
base ball grounds to-day during the game
between the Philadelphia and Boston
clubs, which was won by the latter,
owing, the psrtieans OF the Philadelphia
olab said, 10 the unjust decisions Of Um-
pife Valentine. Several decisions which
angered the Philadelphians had been
made when, in the seventh inning, Dele
hanty bit ball which went directly over
the frst-base bag. II was good for At
least one base, and perhaps two, but
Valentine called il foul Irwin was on
third, with one out, and would have tied
the scoro on this bit. Then Deleasnty
struck ont. Tate missed the third strike.
and Delehanty ran TO first, He had
crossed the bag when the ball reached
there. lhe players resumed their posi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-22

A YOUNG LADY WHO HAS AT
~ TENDED the Grand Conservatory Of Music,
Ssw York desires a position 20 TEACH VOCAL
AND INsrkUM EN- tai MUSIC. WIZ also teach
Latin, French, English, and Mathematics. Ad-
dress VI. 4. C., care Postmaster. Lexington, Va
Aim
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-22
AyCEseM sAa.Sw-9ussss Aess,..~
ByJ. Thompson Brown . Co,
Real Eststs Asssts end Aucsoneers.
I1f3 Main streoL
A TTENTIoN, CARPENTERS,
"A PAINTERS. AND HAkDWARE DkALkHo.


TRUsryE,s sAIE--A LOT WITH A BRICK
cARpsxrEk,s snoP TnERsos NEAR MON
hoe PARK. on HENRY srREkT BEIW EtS
MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS, AND ALL
THE personal PROPERTY on SAID phkh-
IsEs AEON, HAkSESN, HoRSE, IOoLs,
LuMBiZR. hardware. oFFiCEfuksI,uks s.
executed 10 the Undersigned trustee. aud duly
recorded IN the clort = Once Of the. Chancery
Court Of tno city OF Rfehmo0d, shan proceed
TO cell at pu bic auction, OH the premises, on
THURSDAY. AUGUST %, 1888.
as 1920 A. NJ,
all the PERSONAL PROPERTY on the premises
belonging 70 tho said Bell & Bovles. being
CARPENI Frs TOOLS. AsTOCK OF LUMBER,
Sash. Do0hs. BLINDS. &C..
A QUkHTIl OF HARDWARE ia bronze and
LARGE Tor OF GLASS. all sizes;
OFFICg-FURSITUkR. q NEW IRON SAFE;
An cxcollesf WOKK-uORSE:
A light SPRING LUMBER-WAGON,H HARNESS.
CARPsSTggs' MACHISERY-sAw,M MOULD
ING AND MIrRR MACHINES
AT 6 y. NJ,
all the PROPERTY described in said deed,
being VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on no
west llno Of Henry street. botseen Main ana
Fraaklin streets, from tirg thereon ~ feet With
densh OF 70 fee., having alleys on both side, Of
said lot and on which lot Is erected the suosa1-
ual brick carpenters shop OF AesaFa Ben s
Bowie-.
TsRss or SALE: As to realty. ono tbird cash
balance in SIX and twelve months interest
added. and secured by trust-decd ~ " per
sonal properly, aii amounts under 90 oash
ali over that amount . sixty days Negotiable note
win interest, satisfactorily endorsed
A. Il. Courtney, Trustee.
j. THOMSON BROwE & Coz, Auciionoor%
T. 4. CO0E, Salesman. Al Il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-22

Leave ammo
isiclmond. Peiorse ".
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-22
by James .. Klarn.
Real Estate Agcn: and Auctioneer'
lii3 vain street.
THAT DELIGHTFULLY."- STU
ATED AND

VERY PRETTY LITTLE bASr-tNp hofi"'
No. q9i2 EAST MARSHALL STREET,
ADJOINING THE RESIDENCE OF ALpbn-
MAN JOSEPH G. DICKERsoN,
FOR SALE BY AUCTION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-22
BY George w. Mayo, Auctioneer,
ONO. +. LaughtOn. Jr.. salesnnn,)
No. "a Ninth street
INVEST CARY STREET BUILDING
w LOTS FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

BY Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Agents. Auctioneers. and Brokers,
No north Tenlh street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-22

7. J. Magruder & Co.
rS.
Il. NJ. Souihail n a. au 22-W4W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-22
Kx.L EsrArE ar private SAFE.

IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. FOR
Il SALE, for the purpose OF settling an estass.
the VALUABLE FARM knOra a. "COAN
HALL" situated on Cosn liver, Northumberland
counsy, Va, within a short distance OF ueaths-
who, containing o57 ACRES R00Ds, more or
less.
Tho WORKING-SrOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
will be sold with the farm.
For particulars address THE MERCANTILE
TRUST AND DEPOSIT COMPANY OF BALTI-
MORE, Baltimore, Md ~ E-lm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-22

DEPOT Ssventesntb and Bros ,1.
Iickos az 100 Nam ssssei az ...t
n b. f..- .,..
Genera. rAssr 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-22

DICHMOND AND AlLEGuANH
III RAILROAD
SCHEDULE or rkAlSs IN htsLct
-.UsE %. tSN
ONLY LINZ RUNNING SOLD TRAINS AND
PALACE SLEEPING CAR,
BRrH AsN
RICHMOND AND iASCHBr tA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-22

WANTED, A POSITION AS
w TEACHER In English. Mathematics,
Latin, French, and Music Oa piano BY young
lady graduate the ensging year. Address COX
ia, Charlottesville. We. Ru i9-ood3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-22
BY George W. Mayo, Aucdoneer.
Ono. 4. Lsughton, Jr., ssiesmanJ
No. q Ninth street.

No. q Ninth street,
ENERAL ASSORTMENT OF EA-
M CRLLEET HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO. CAR
PETS, NEW HONE SBWING-MACDlNk. &C,
re-. AT AUCTlOS.-By direction OF the family.
who are removing from the city, VIII sen al
auction on
WEDNESDAY THs 2lD INSTANT,
nj 10H o'clock, at tho residence No. BOY west
Grace street, all Of the HOUSEHOLD FUhNl-
1 ROsRWOOD-CAsg SEyEN-OCTAVB PIANO,
1 PARLOR-sUIT, upholstered in SIX ana
Worsted: .
FANCY AM and ROCKING CHAIRS,
Three-Ply aud other CARPETS, RUGS,
BRASS and IRON FENDRBs,
Handsome WALNUT LOUNGE,
PORT1ERES, HALI-RACK,
HALL and STAfR-CARpErS.
WALNUT EXTENSION DlNING-TABLE,
sFLF-FEEDlNC and other STOVES.
1 ASH CIIAhBRR-SUIT complete, with Ward
1 NEW HOME EwING-MACHINE, as good as
new;
BEDsTRADs, BUREAUS,
TABLES, CHAIRS,
A large LOS Of CHINA. CROCKERY, GLASS
WARE PLATEDWAkB, &C.:
KITCHEN FURNITURE generally.
TEENS Cash
Goods must DC removed at oDce.
GEORGE ". MAYO.
GU 10 Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-22
TRAINS NoRTnwARV.
.pallr. tD..Iv - ~.

'Uaily. tlAliN tAtfl 90 'ituHA ~
SaOPPfNG-PLAOkN
Nos II and ll urk8 I'D stops -
only on sigma. at NAuchester ani
- stOps only GA signal d, 'acs.-''
and Manchester ~ - stops Cd e.t.h
Regular stationA 10. a. st0us 'u --
regular stations and a,s0 az lem
Wa.thalL Sos. 81. %, -, 80, u, 81 D., a.
too A,Au stations for psssengefA
PULLMAH-CAk sE.l iN%
OnTra.ns No. j. anl g sleeping 'h'
New YORK aud Tampa. PA. tg.4 dN. 10
On Trans SOs a aud q si'spiLs-.H'
Washington aud Chnrest0n. u. I'h
s!eeping gears botwson kos YORK aii
Vile. On tran No. ~ tlesplHs 'H'f
Washington ald Jacksonville ..r
THE ONLY ALL-RAIb LINZ IT.
LgAFs. a
Richmond .'i0-5 A. VI. Norf''r....-...
Rich .nond 80 r. n. Norfolk ..-....
Norfolk .....'.. "a. N. hlchu.r '....
Norfolk ....ssOP. ". kcnmoli.
These treius at>J mako cil-e
FarmYfils, LyucururE, AM -0liaf
aud all stations on tho NOrfo k al
rUai. except no lU5s trlin. ii-.
points -est Of Petersburg inol
A. ST. train instead D. N.'
TT. d. NYEHs, General SupcrU
I. Il. HNERsOS. Genera. i>sseLi tt
Sol Haas Irafic MANAGE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-22
FOX RENT.
DWELLINGS. STORES, AND@
~ OFFICES FOR RENT. IL

WEILlNGS, OIOEES, AMI ~
~ OFFICES FOR RENT. Es1
con nor annum-No. 913 east Marshall street;
efteen rooms; modern cOnYenlences.
$50 Dor annun-NO. 422 west MAIN street; Ten
rooms: in nice order; modern improvements.
s4jO per annum No i0S west Main street; ten
rooms: modern Improvements.
$3.50 per aunum-NO. 800 west Grace street,
nine rComa ~, -...
s.J)O per annum-No 3ii west Main street;
eight rooms vacant Septe nbor lst.
$40 per annum No. 5gi north 1weith street,
eicht rooms. Vacant October 10. 1883.
fgO per annum-No. 1916 east Broad street;
EIGHT rooms snd Kitchen.
f.FO per annum-No. sl2 north Fifth street:
nine rooms. - .,l,-
sl5O per aunum-EEW BRICK, Seventeenth
street between Bread aud Grace.
S255 Der annum-NO. 1914 cast Main street;
eight rooms aud store -
900 Der anuum-lSo. l7f east Franklin street;
four rooms above. 49,, -. ~ $3.50,
500 Dor annum-BRICK TOBACCOFACTORI
on ko-o alley between Nineteenth aud Twen-
teth streets $500. -, =,
sam per nnnum-CO Al YARD, Marshall. and
Harrison streets SOxl31 feet: railroaiswitch
OFFICES over National Bank OF Virginia and
I'm Hsnnewinckel building, corner Ninth and
Main streets
Call for Rent-List
FRANK D. HILL & CO.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No 0 north Eleventh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-22
NJ IlVI HUH II HFTsl hlII
roa CoMDsny's wharf. Rosetta
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT

n 7 - ~ ~
Y COMPANY, for Old Point Nor sce-s&S&x~
folk, Portsmouth. Newport Ne1s. CAse mont
and Js.ne4-riSer landings direct. by eieS3nt "a
loop-steAmer ARtEI, leaving Richmond EVERY
MONDAY, WE'D SESDAY, and FRIDAY att 4.
NJ. Street-cars connect
Connections 81 Old Point closely with all lines
for northern cities same afternoons; also al Nor
folk for Eastern North Carolina, the south. ana
Virginia Beach. James river by daylight Great
tourist line. Cheapest ronte.
Through tickets % steamer and ~ Carriers
Agency, 1000 Main street Baggage checked
through sta;e-rooms engaged FOR day or night
Freight received daily for NOriOlk, Ports-
mouth, Old POINT WayerlY. Hicksford, Va. and
all points IL Eastern North CRyOlius, Eastern
Virgins. AMI ali regular landings On tho Jsmes
rlyer al lowest rates, and through bills issn0d.
LuCiEN b. rArUA vice President
No. III Main street aud ROckotta
IRWIN WEIsIGER. freighs snd Passenger Agent.
ie -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-22
Losr. srRAYED, AND roUsD.

CD REWARD. = LOST, srzAsS7.
ID - LAST SUNDAY AFTER IL ~.
NOON, near Makes's old mill. o PAIR OF GOLD
sPECrACLfs Ia n case. 1ne finder will receive
a reverb OF a. by leaving them at No he north
Elgntsepfh s,roet aa % ne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-22

hRINfh klttNbeIl
1901 VI. MA D. daily except liAN
us A. n ACCOMMODATION CAY ff-'t
sunday.
1890 A N. kAPR&ss iauT
SUNDAY ~. o. MODATlON hetN r'l
mond sod S,DttsG,ls leave. A. ", o. 10
arrives 7:li Z. D.
CONNECTIONS
Al Clifton Forgo Win Chesapests aHi Nli
railway for ths south. Wet ala .r-1 f'.-
Al Lynchburg Win Norfolk All Ne.''r. -t~
roaf Tor al points south. -Dufhaas. aNt f.I-
west, and virginia Midland rsiluaf llr al. q
Aurth anf South.
At Richmond with AssocAtei kalNaf* 20 il
points m tbs sousl. AMI Richmond, fr'ie. lr
burg aud POTOMAC rsiir0si Zoe mo '-ftI.
Al Lexington Win baltimore AL '.i ..'
roai. making Gloss connections e. Nsf-f1
Ferry 70 aud from Pittsburgh al 10 ID a- ~
90 points North aud East
.siesDtss-cGy attached . 1iJi- EfPfi" d"
Lguehbga
sieeping-cars Lynehburg % Memphis, AsTj'
lesas. aud iHtle k0ct.
Trsins msrsed r dahY except t--h1
Tickets sold 20 All pc'a,s or'cs s' -it
Main street, 100 Main strs =, ani a.
AMI Auognany depot. Eislth ar. d "a. % '.e =
joins %. MACH N.H
tagg General fasae Elf s. -
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4 TON = A y K.
A LOVELY VIRGINIA HOME IN THE blue
RIDGE MOUNTAINS.

The former RESIDENCE Of the late c. W.
Purcell will be sold at public auction, at O'Clock
p. NJ, in front of the courthouse N CharIottes-
Vile. Va, By tho commissioners, George J..
Christian, OF Richmond. and James ID. Jones, OF
Charlottesville, Va, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1889.
IL contains about 800 ACRES and IS three aud
onehalf miles from Greenwood. Va, on the
Chesapeake AMI OHIO railway, and three miles
from Niiler Insti;ute, with churches and mills AZ
convenient distances. Tho larger portion ~ tho
tract Is arabic, ara the balance well wooded. ana
the whole well wateref. The buildings consist
of n FIRST-CLAsS BRICK DWELLING, 4OMO
feet, three stories, including basement. with
four rooms and o broad hallway on each noor,
kitchen, dairy. smoke house, servants houses.
carriage-house. stables, &C. conveniently 10
Gated, and besides oil the necessary farm-honses.
The yard is n beautiful ono, we'll shaded ana
ornamented with troes, shrubs. and flowers. IL
Is a most desirable home AND Is situated IN
country that cannot be excelled for beauty OF
scenery aud other natural advantages.
In addition ~ the above Will be sold SMALL
TRACT or ABOUT 100 ACRES, separated from
II BY the Scottsylle and Greenwood roads, hAvirg
upon it a small dwelling and the necessary out
houses II Is well WHtersd snd wooded. anl me
land IS productive. A desirable little farpn.
Easy terms aud clear title. an 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-22
CnTRT ORDERS.

VIRGINIA.-AT RULES HELD IN
' TIE CLERKS OFFICE or Tue CIRCUIT
COURT FOR I1lE COUNTY OF JANIS CITY
AND THE CITY OF WILLIAMSBURG on NON
DAY TIE aDru DAY or AUGUST, IN The
YEAR or OUR LORD IsSs-
r. I. Negruder. l. Magr,ider, r. Magruder. and
T. b. Magrlier, merchants and partners
trading under tho 1;In-name and style OF
T.. Magrudcr q ..Plaihil1s,
Hgalnst
T. VI. Southall, Elizabeth y. Southall his wife,
and 4. \. Lacy, trustee, .DeiendanIs,