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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11

LawIess Religious and
Court MRttors-HouSc Harmed.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
ONAycocr. December 10, 1888.
The iocal-Opion campaign has opened IN
this district and promises 10 get exceedingly
lively before the election. which VIII lake
place on saturday. January Nh. The 1oou
Templar organization 's quite strong IN this
section, aud some 81 its leading members
have thrown themsciVe. into The contest WIN
much energy and determination. ~eNefal
meetings were held la-i week, ai ail OF whlch
stirring speeches we're made The meeting
at Andrews chapel iu ~iuthl w Neck was adj
dressed 10y William =. Miu., John =. Tyler,
and J. Lee Winder, OF Ouaucock, ana re
kiel smith. Ey Evans, and BIZ
Evans. prominent residents OF the
Neck. Alter the meeting wss over MI.
Mills discovered That some one had carried
of has buffalo Ap.robe and his huggy-cushon
and whip. ~ which ho h4s since heard no"
thing a similar meeting wa. held the iol-
loving night at the ufi ah0rug village OF
SsyAgeyilie, where several prominent young
TEMPERANCE rrf0rmcr. from ibis town made
addresses. Winnie the meeting was ln pro-
grcss some unknown parties overturned
Marion Hundles's carriage, captured 'he
buffalo lap-robo OF Rev. Edward Ninder. q
Young local preacher in fno MOI ihein httho-
DIST Church. and cut thr top out OF tifde~
rick's Lcwis's buggy, beside, taking his rene
and whip and cutting the traces. sven law
less conduct is severely denounced here by
right.thinking men of both parties, and an
effort will be made 90 discover The guity
parties and bring them TO Justice.
The revival services al the Baptist church
in this town that have been going on Tor The
past week still continue, aud much Interest
IL manifested hv the public, who 20 IN LARGE
crowds every evening. Rev. Mr. Hundley,
the pastor Of the church, preached q rue
sermon yesterday 10 The Young people, at the
conclusion Of which several signlued Their
desire 60 be remembered IN the prayers OF
the church. Rev. Mules =. Read. pastor Oh
the Baptist church at Franklin. Souihanlp-
ton county. and an able and elective
preacher. is expected 10 arrive here Tonight
and assist in the meetings 70 the end.
Rev. j. :. Hank. the neWly-appointed pre-
siding elder for this district, preached his
first sermon here last night IN the southern
Methodist church, and INSIDE very favor
able impression on sll who heard him.
The new northern Methodist church on
ChincoteAgue island was dedicated ycstcr-
day. Rev. Adam Stengle, OF Wilmington,
Del, preached fine sermon TO an immense
audience A large amount OF money was
raised TO pay of the indebtedness OF the
church, which Is one OF the preitest re-
ligious edidces on the Eastern shore.
A farmhouse near SavagcNille beloneing
10 George white and occupied hy tenant!
named Parks was DESTROYED Friday night 10y
fire. The loss is about $500. Ma lnsurancc.
The fire was accidental
judge Garrison has caused a rule 10 be is
sued against number OF persons who failed
10 attend the November term OF the County
Court and testify before the grand jury con-
corning the violation OF the local-option law.
kALL1As.
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspach.l
MmLIAManrKn. VI. Dec. 10. ISIS.

ll0ffefpondence Oh thS nlSbm"hu Di9paeuh.l
WILLIAMSBURG. Va. Dec. 10, 1888.
Mrs. William X. McCaw died this morn
ing, after an illness OF several months, At
her residence, in the Executive building.
Mrs. McCaw was a Miss Ragland, OF Peters.
burg, and married a son OF Or. McCAw, OF
Richmond, who preceded her TO the grave
only a few weeks. She leaves three chill
drcen-two girls and boy. Her remains
will he taken 10 Richmond for burial We'd
nesday morning.
A large crowd attended the regular term
OF the County Court, which opened to-day,
drawn principally TO witness the trial OF
Policeman Elveyes. hat the case was trans
ferrsd % the Circuit Court, which meets
next May, when the case will be called for
trial.
SIR. Carey =. ArmIstesd has been appoint
ed a notary public by the Governor.
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schooner tn DtstresS-AFI FIRE.

INN0NINI IVlVkI NIN 70 1IIV y I3IR'7"'I
NORFOLK, VA. December lO.-The three
mAsted schooner h. l. Hazard. Captain L..
smith, bound from New York TO George
town, u. G.. with general merchandise, ar
rived in port this morning IN distress. The
Captain states that the vessel sailed from New
YORK November 22d, and that the following
SUNDAY was caught 10y Violent gale and car
ried out to sea, loung sails aud spanker'
boom. aud having her rudder sprung. After
the gale abated sail was made ion Hampton
Roads, she having been nineteen DAYS out.
The Captain noted protest to-day.
The dwelling Of Peter Biamore, at Deep
Creek, was destroyed by tire last night, caused
by the explosion OF q Gun Of kerosene oil.
A number Of tue iurymen from abroad,
TO serve in the United States Court tO-mor-
row, have arrived.
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A SPLENDID CHANCELLOR
"a SALE. 2.0o0 POUNDS OF SPLENDID
SOUND SMOkING-TOBACCO. Of three different
grades. put up In two-ounce. fonr-ounce. and
eight-ounce packages Also, n SHALL ESTAB-
LIShED SMOklNG-TObACCO-FAC TORY, with
a lot OF good OLD SMOkING-rOBACCO. This Is
. rare chance for investment Satisfactory terms
will be given - tbs right party. Address POST
OFFICE BOX los, chase City, Mecklsnburg,
county. Va de 41oodSS&B3t
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csares sasser.-Baa,y Hurnea.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond DisDs,oh.l
yonyo,r. peeember 10. 1854

NORFOLK. December 10, 1883.
Yesterday afternoon the new Methodist
church Iust built In HuntersvIlle was FORM
ally dedicated. a large BODY OF heshpdists
attending from the city. Rev X. n. siedd,
ID. d.. preached the dedicatory sermon.
A cold rain set In here this morning, a
disRgreesble successor 10 the recent de'ignt-
ful Indian summer spell.
Albert Smith tcoloredJ. OF the oysier'sloop
Julian n. Pace, OF Portsmouth. was terribly
and perhaps fatally burned by the explosion
OF kerosene lamp IN the cabin OF the sloop
on Friday night while the soop was living 10
the mouth Of the Rsppahannock river.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. NJ. l.. Wells,
national organizer OF the woman's Christian
Union, spoke 10 large gathering at the
Young Mems Christian Association rooms IN
a most delightful way about her work. In
Portsmouth she organized union among
The ladies' and gave Instructions IN the work.
Orders have been received at The navy
ward 10 resume work on the trsining-ship
.Iamestow as soon as the United states
steamer Ossipee IL ready for ses. which will
be about New-Year's Day. not sooner.
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WILLIAM LYONS.
PEhAIlNAL,.

RICHMOND. Va, December G, issa
HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMIN
IL ISTRATOR ON THE ESTATE OF MARY
{. CHESTERMAN. deceased, all persons in
debted 10 the said estate will please come for
ward and settle ana all persons having claims
against the same present them AZ once.
WHIT A. CHESTERMAN,
Administrator,
DO 7-F, Su&Tu3t 207 west Cary street.
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eRATKFUL-CoAFoRTISG.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

"By thorough knowledge Of the natural
laws which govern the operations OF digestion
aud nutrition aud by a careful application of the
nne properties OF weil-selecIed Cocoa Mr.. kpps
has provided our breskfesttseles with deli
csteiy-naYored beverage which may save us
many heavy docters' bulls. IL Is by the iudicious
use % such articles Of diet that e constitution
may DO gradually built up until strong enough
70 resist every tendency 70 disease Hundreds
Of subtle maiaasss are heating around US ready
10 attack wherever there n q weak point. We
may escape many iAtsl shaft BY keeping OUT
selves we'll fortified win pure Mood and pro-
pcriy pourished frsna ~ csvfi-ssvcscs Gazetke
Msde siInply With bofliDg water or milk. sold
only IN hsn-poUnd tins oy groesrs. labelled
thus. JAMES kffS.& Co,
Homeopathic Chemists, ksnasa, ksslaad.
"a l6-fh-caRTuix
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shet - Chieken-ThieL.
'OrrsspOndence Of the Richmond pispAIch.i

tCorrespendence OF the Richmond DispAtch.i
HAMPTON, VA, December 10, 1883.
On saturday night one OF the policemen
discovered man coming out Of yard on
Gfaht street with bag on his back. He was
ordered 70 stop, but paid no attention TO the
command aud started 10 run, whercupon the
officer tired aud lodged pisloi-bullet 10 ms
leg. He WAS discovered 10 De mulatlo WE'LL
digger named Ball. and the bag contained
fowls be had stolen. Paul.
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stole Hts Pants.
htolt AhtH AHeN'
Especial telegram 10 the Dispst

TUTTTTHI 1IIII 70 VIZ III
CHARLESTON, w. Va, December TO-
James Nolder had his pants stolen from I'm.
der his pillow at Sewell on saturday night.
a pocket-book containing Sr35 was in one
Of the pockets. The pants were found on
the hillside by some children the next day.
Tom Jackson (cOlored) was arrested Yester-
day and sos were recovered.
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PROPOSALS..

Improving Appomattox River, Va, U.
Il :. Engineer ONCE, Norfolk, Va. December T.
lSsS.-sealed proposals. ~ trplicats. will be re-
ceiyed a. this onice TIL noon OF January 3, 1889,
and then opened, for constructing Jeities for
the improvement of the AppOmattox River, Va.
The attention OF bidders Is invited 20 the Acts Of
Congress, approved February %, 1885. sad Feb
rusry q. 1887. vol p, page 80, and vol "a page
4l4, statutes at Large FOR ali information APP
ply to g. j. Rieoeger, ist Lieut. Of Engineers, q.
5. A. de 84tStJa 2k3
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PervDE1TER & DEvooS, Auctloneors. de
TVRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF A
4 VALUABLE FARM NEAR TUNSTALLS
STATION, MEN KENT COUNTY, YA.-By viz
tue OF a certain deed OF trust executed by A. T.
Pitts and wife o the undersigned aud }. A. DAVE,
deceased. trustees, for the Oenent OF W. r.. =.
Lee Of record in the clnrk's once OF New tent
County court. in Deadlock No. s. pages 49,
1871, and 49,. default having been made In tho
covenants therein contained, and Delug tnereto
required by the said ". h. f. Lee, l. M surviving
trustee. will sell by auction, upon the preiaises,
Oh
TUESDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1888.
at II o'clock 4. NJ. that VALUABLE FARM upon
which 4. +. Pitts resided at the time Of bis death,
containing by survey ij ACRES kOODS ana
POLES. adjoining the lands 81 Or. l.. &. CrumL
and others. and situated ono hall mile from
Tunsfall's station, on tho York-kiver railroad.
Tho said farm has on 10 good DWELLING
HOUSE and usual out-buidlngs. The iand Is
newly cleared and very productive.
TERNs ono third in cash; the residue IN
three equal instaments at six, twelve. ana
eighteen months. the purchaser executing nego-
tiaole notes therefore. with interest from day OF
sale added. and secured by decd u trust ppon
Che properly. X i. Lazy,
no s50.nei,2l,H,ls Surviving Trustee.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.-AS TRUSTEE
/ In a deed executed by denry Arthur Keith
Murray and wife. bearing date on tho "a day OF
Mary. 1855. and recorded in Abemarlo County
Court clerks Office. Ia Deadlock No No 30.
page, 90, aud acting at the request Of the holder
OF the note secured IN said Iced, the under
signed viii al O'Clock p NJ, IN
THURSDAY. DECEMBER %. 1888,
offer for sale AT public auction for cash.
on the promises, tho OAKLAND FARM,
containing about 4fOH ACRES OF land tho
aggregate Of two tracts used as one farm. sltua-
TIA In Abb marie county, Va, adjacent 10 the
village II Warren on the Richmond and Allie
ghany railroad in front. and adjoining the lands
OF John :. Coles and others. ihls Is believed 10
be one Of the most desirable and attractive
places now on the market 10 this state. IL con-
tains large brick dwoling-hOu with fine grove
Of oak tree and all necessary OutbuildnRs IN
good repair There are % acres OF land IA tim
Der sud the balance cleared and In fac cOudi-
ton for cultivation or grazing. lt has also
nice orchard and 4 vineyard OF about acres is
only halt mile from railroad depot post-Oflce,
stores and mill. Churches and schools also con-
yenieni. Parties on the premises or the under
signed Will show the property ~ those desiring
70 examine IL. THOMAS ,. MARTIN,
nO-l3-Iutd Trustee.
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By James B. Rlam.
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
lll3 Main street
A TTENTION, CATTLE-DEALERS

n l. LAO-NB M L LII In :.
FOR RENT Al PUBLIC AUCTION THE IN
TIRE EXTENSIVE, WELL-EsIABLlSHhD AND
WELL-LOCATKD ESTABLISHMENT OF IHE
LATE COLONEL A. q. ROBERTSON, KM-
BRACING AN ENTIRE SQUARE OF ABOUT
FOUR ACRES. IN THE CITY or RICHMOND,
WITH LARGE BRICK RESIDENCE, KITCHEN,
STABLE, &c, AND ALL THE EXCELLENILY-
ARRANGED AND SUBSTANTIAL CATTLE
SBkDS. PENS, SCALES, &C, THERKON.-By
request OF W. j. johnson, ksq., administrator OF
Colonel A. q. Robertson, deceased, | shall rent
or lease by public auction. on the premises, on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER II. 1883.
at 2 o'clock =. ~, the above-named well-known
PROPERTY, lying on Baker. G0ddin, and Roane
Streets IN tue city Of Richmond, Just east Of
Brook avenue, comprising bis late residence.
No. Sos ives; Baker street-a large. attractive,
well-srranged brick dwelling OF about ten
rooms: large detached brick kitchen and sta
Bile, and the entire establishment 30 long con-
Quoted BY him rs a cattie-desler, complete In all
its appointments ana unsurpassed 10y any In tho
State having every facility for the business. with
capacity for handling $50 head Of cattle 1000 Or
more sheep. loo or more hogs. City water and
excellent well on the premises.
The property viii be leased for one year or
i've years. the lessee TO elect at once which OF
said terms ne win take, ana 20 furnish approved
security for the payment OF tho rent Ia monthly
iustalments and for the preservation Of the
property. The rental will DO without limit OF
reserve. and prompt attendance Il requested.
j. b. ELAN.
DEF Auctioneer
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n
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
THE VIRGINIA WAREHOUSE AND IAPLE-
MRNT COMPANY
WILL PLEASE PRESENT THE SAME FOR SET
TLEMENT AT ONCE
70 either Of the undersigned.
X. b. ELLIOTT, Norfolk, Va,
l. c. MARKS, Petersburg, Va.
no 23-S)t Committee.
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tNSffecpohuohVo" VI mo ni'hiHVh~ Dist~'eAi
huntsville, ESsEX COUNTY. VAR
December 5, 1858.
The Norehouse. with large stock OF
goods belonging 10 William Campbell, Of
this place, WAS destroyed by fire last night
The Gre Is supposed 10 have been the work
q sn incendlsry. The fire, il is thought, was
started IN the grocery and grain wing OF the
ptorehouse. Notbiog was saved except the
contents Of the iron safe. The loss Is esti.
mated At $1,000; insurance, $3.50. q.
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EoR RENT.

nor RENT. G
HANDSOME NEW HOUSE on Park avenue;
IS rooms and every modern convenience. This
will make a sweet home
Also, No. SO west Grace street: EXCELLENT
HOUSE Ia charming neighborho0d.
Az0 No. 9lf east Leigh. street, rooms (;
SPLENDID H0Usk In good location.
Aiso, No. s25 north sixth street GOOD HOusK,
medium size. with large lot.
Also. No ola north Seventh street: 10 rooms.
win DO put In good order.
In addition 70 the above have other SMALLER
HOUSES, and also several HANDSOME STORES
on Broad, Governor, and Fourteenth streets.
c4lz for hkNT-LI9T. n. W. BOWIE,
a. le&il Real Estate and Loans.
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Hand. accented.

Epy telegraph 10 ire Dlspatch-l
WASHINGTON, Decem6er 10.--To-dsy's
bond offerings aggregated S30,SoO. Accept
auess, $50 for 4ts al las.
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followed by cool nights, and the eating OF
fruit aud vegetable affecting the bowels, We
bear Of 70 many children dsiug. Give them
Dr.. BIggen's Huckleberry Cordial.
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may afford bodily protection I'm
your mind" but something more
substantial will be necessary
quito soOn, as winter Is rapidly
approaching. Ia addition TO
heavy clothing, those who are
prudent will provide a supply OF
BgEsON's PLASTER In anticipation
Of Coughs, Colds, Chest-fsins,
Rheumatism. Sclatica, and other
ailments. which are sure 70 pro-
vail during the fail months. This
plaster f. well known a. a uni
fnrmly reliable remedy In such
trouble. ia always ready for i'm
mediate application, and It's ef-
foci Is prompt and permanent
AZ there are many spurious i'niia-
lions IA the market. careful buyers
will always ask for BESsOS : and
refuse all other porous plesters.
fE-Sond two-cent stamp 20 sea-
bury & Johnson. ~ Platt street,
Now York. Tor Il copy Of IHsfriic-
lions from the Doctor, a valuable
household book.
&C 7-Su. Tu&TbtJyl9,nr
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Especial telegram % me nlspalch.l
CnARI.oTrE. \. c., December l0.--rhe ne.
gro William Weddlneton has been convicted
OF the mwder OF Policeman Pierce al Mon.
roe last May and sentenced 10 be hanged
January oh next.
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DIssOLUTIONOFPART

The Arm OF SAMPSON & ADAMSON Is dis
solved by Limitation, according to previous
agreement aud notice, on this Uhe l0ih) dsy
OF December, 1855. ! shall continue in the REAL
ESTATE AND INSURANCE BUSINESS at the
old stand. sI3 Hun street, Manchester, Va
Messrs q. p Pettigreg AID Mershall Irsylor
Will remain with me. ] am the duly-cOmmls-
stoned agent for the Virginia Fire and Marine.
the Liverpool and London and Globe. and the
Virginia State Insurance Companies FOR Nan
chester and vicinity.
Thanking my friends and tho general public
for the patronage Conferred on the late firm, |
hope oy a strict attention 10 business 10 merit q
continuance Of the same iavors 70 myself.
Respectfully,
de list A. /. ADAMSON.
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BY George ". Mayo, Auctoneor,
Ono. l.. Laughton. Jr., salesmauJ
No. y ninth street.


ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY
IL FURNITURE, HAIR MATTRESSES. FINE
MATTINGs. RUCs. LACE CURTAINS, An
TIOUE CANDELABRA~. &C. Ar AUCTION
by direction u the family. who are declining
housekeeping, shall Sell At auction. on
TUESDAY TIE 1lrH INSTANT,
At the residence No. 81 north Eighth street, the
following articles:
/ ROSEWOOD CHAMBER SUIT OF BED
STEAD, BUREAU, WARDROBE AND
WASHSTAND In nice order;
MAHOGANY WARDROBE AND BUREAU;
ROSEWOOD ETEGkE, CkNikE-lABLE, SOFA
AND Gil AIRS:
HANDSOME FANCY MATING AND RUGS;
LACE CURTAINS. PICTURES;
rev pLU~H-CONEKED BED LOUN
PILLOWS AND holsters. TOILET SETS;
SET Of ANTlQU z CANE CHAIRS:
setof BRASS Candida HRA>-3 pieces.
WALNUT HALL RACK, EXTENSION DINING
TABLE:
fGkRATOR, GRO kerry. GLASSWARE;
] OIL COOk-SrONE ma good os new.
Many othcr desirable HOUSEKEEPING ARII-
CHS
Goods must be removed on day of sale.
GEORGE W. aAYO,
dog Auctioueer.
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RAILROAD Inns.


Train No. - concerts daily st Eat.,H.. o..
Chase CIV, CiefkEyil'e. ORfori, uI.ta.
derson. snd Raleigh. Connects Ilt.r.
noro' for Durham, Raleigh. Salon.
aud all points Oa North Carolina ......
Salisbury f1r Ashetl!e. Hof -ur..s. ...
points On Western Norrh farnIIaa ar.
iotie for Charlotte. Columbia aal A...
rad
Train No. q connects daily 90 Cro,n.t.. ..
salem. Wiuston. Rae al. lfol1sllr.. a.. ...
head CITY, A. es'so4ry i'r hfl .ot
lima. AZ Charlotte With Chal.O.lr f.fI... ..,
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sonvlle, and oihor riorla p1..ts. a.s an
Carolina Central railroad f0r b Ir no.
Trains from mo south arrive "a l..nr ...,
A. N. and 3.}l b. -.
fAMELIA COURTEOUS TRtI,
Leave Richmond ............ ........... ..rv
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DUBLIC SALE OF STANTON
Il RIVER LAND-In pursuance Of the pr0vi-
sions OF two deeds Of trust executed by Mslor
Charles 5. Darlington and his wife. recorded In
the clerks Oflco Of Halifax County Court. in
Deadlock No. IS, pages $50 and $50, and being
thereto required by the beneficiary, the under
signed viii sell to the highest bidder. by public
auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER %, 1888.
that TRULY VALUABLE ESTATE known as
'MILDENDO.n
II is situated near coless Ferry. IN Halifax
county, Va. i'm mediately on stauntos river, and
contains $50 ACRES.
The land Is Of excellent quality. wen adapted
10 the growth OF grain. tobacco. and other crops.
and is In good state OF cultivation
The tract contains large proportion Of low
grounds In high state Of fertility, aud Also a
timber.
The improvements consist OF a LARGE AND
CONNODlUUS DWELLlNG-HOUsE with the
usual outbuildInge, while the farm Ia provided
with all necessary stables. corn-houses, barns.
and other buildings required Tor a large plsnta-
ton
The interest In the said land which 10 thus
offered for sale consists Of an UNDIVIDED
THREE-FOURTAs INTEREST IN FEE aud a
TwO-THlRDs INTEREST in remainder Of the
remaining fourth.
TEKxs; one fourth Of tho parchase-money
will be required 10 be paid In cssh 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 soon as the terms Of the sale are complied
with deed 70 tho land will be made 20 the pur-
chaser. and q deed OF trust taken thereon as q
further security for the deferred lnstsimeniA
&c. NENABLE.
JOHNW RELY.
Augusta, 1883 Trustees
PosTPoNEMEST.
. The above sale vas postponed 20
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11
TUESDAY, DEcFNBER II, 1893,
BY James y. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and huctloneer,
1ii3 Main street

DEMONSTRATORS AUCTION
"A SALE OF HORSES, MULES. COW,
WAGONS. CARTS. BUGGY AND HARNESS,
IRON SAFE, DESKS. AND OTHER PERSONAL
PROPERTY BELONGING TO TIKI ESTATE or
THE LATE COLONEL 4. q. ROBERTSUN-By
request u w. j. Johnson. ESQ. administrator
Of Colonel A. G.. Robertson, deceased. shan sell
by public auction, at has late residence, No. jo5
west Baser street. on
TUESDAY MKT. DECEMBER Urn.
A. geo o'clock =. W.. three good HORSES, four
good MULES, ago0d cow. WAGONS. CARTS,
BC GGY. HARNESS, IRON SAFE, three DESKS,
SADOLE g., SC.
Terms: At sale.
J. b. ELAN. Auctlonesr.
Sale conducted by J. n. VALENTINE, Auction
Ger JAS. MACDOUGAL, Salesman. dc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11

IN TuE CHANCRRY COURT OF TnE CITY or
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS And AIS, PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST PYHBERTOS AND AIS, DEFESDANTS
/. Charles ". Goddin. clerk OF said court GER
tiiy tnat the bond required OF tho spectai com
y,,issioner by the decree in said cause of hoyem-
her o. 1898. has been daily given.
Given under my hand this Both day OF Novern-
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CHARLES W. NOlUiNs