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pre.,sspty.y,or,s birthplace.
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To sho Editor ~ the Disnstch

To .he Editor OF the Dispatch:
boped TO be the frs. to answer the query
ia the Dispatch as 20 what clown" In
Orange county General and President ray
Tor was born 10. and 10 assure your corre-
sponder good humoredy that all those who
are "born great. achieve greatness. or have
greatness thrust upon them" are not nrces'
.ariiv born In any town" On the contra
~ quite the reverse. 4 person named Madi-
son was tconsiruclyely) born In The coun-
try part Of Orange, a- were President Iay-
lor. james Barbour, Governor OF Nirglnia,
Minister to England. and Secretary OF War.
and Philip T.. Barbour, Speaker OF the
United States House OF ReDre'entstiyes and
Associate Justice Of the United States SUI
preme Court And tradition says that John
Randolph went 10 school there, also IN the
country. Nine tenths Of the great men OF
Virginia, from Washington down. have been
bora In the country, not In town or village.
There Is heap more Groom" in the coun-
try.
But about General Tayor's birthplace.
Your CORES pendent from the Church Home,
whom ksow and admire, has fallen Into a
common erTer about the matter. Taylors
parents undoubtedly lived at Hare Forest
about four miles northeast OF the court
house, but they bad started on their emigra-
ton 10 Tennessee before General Zachary
came INTO the world.
On the first days journey some member
OF The family was taken sick, aud they had
~ stop at Monte Belo. the residence OF
Mr.. Valentine Johnson. about midway be-
tween Gord0usyiIc and Bsrboursyille.
There they were declined some time. and
there the future General and President was
born.
This information I had from the son OF
Mr.. johnson, from the late Colonel John
Willis. and from other respected aud we'll
informed citizens OF the county. II may
not be very large matter. but II Is well
enough TO be exact a. 10 The truth Of his
tory" Very respectfully,
W. W. SCOTT.
Orange county, Va. January %, 1899.
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TnE sew YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL.
rae Only ALL-HAL LINE no NoRPoLN
DILDMONT AIRLINE

RICHNoSD AND DtNyf,fE RAILROAD
shORrEsI AND MOST Diktl MOI AZ 10
IlIE sou iN
PULLMAN sLEEfkit- ON ALL NIGHT
GRAINS.
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A Mistake Corrected.
(For tho Dispatch.l


Mr. Editor In my haste yesterday |
made an error In the statement OF the debt
IL settled according TO the terms OF the origl-
nal Riddlebergcr bill. Towards the end OF
the fifth paragraph read as follows:
The report OF ibe Second Auditor TO the
Governor, aud contained IN his message Of
December I, 1897. showed that II the amount
81 the outstanding debt and interest up TO
the close OF that ttcal year. september 30,
1887 had been funded in new 3's a. OF that
date It would have been let me be under
stood as speaking IN round numbers through
this article SlG 100000. to which add new
So then issued, say $4,000 the whole
debt at that time would have been $4,000,
900; bnt this excluded S2.1j0,0U0 OF interest
di.lllowed under the Wickham amendment.
From then till the lst Of January, 1889. TINS
item has run mp to $4,000 600, Sl,j00.O0)
more, or by July next S20oO,00O more than
when 1.-THE British agents" came here pre-
tending to seek settlement on compromise.
II YOU include that di'alIOWed interest and
fund Il OF par. as the bOudholders originally
claimed, then our debt would Ice S2,, 100000;
or. even II you add to the debt the amount OF
Interest winch they would have received II
the blll as originally passed had been accept
ed, it would be about S2j, 100000.
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WILLIAM snLEG.
A Big Deed-Persoaai Notes.-The
rary society.
Correspondence of the Richmond DsDatch.l

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
WuLIAMsBURG, VA, January 80, 1882
The clerk OF the James CIV County
Court Is engaged in recording a S30,0OO,00O
irnst deed given by the Chesapeake and
Ohio Company 10 the Central Trust Com
uanv OF New York. rs trustee, - secure all
Of the bondholdcrs OF said company. The
deed contains about 2l.000 words and has
occupied the time OF our clerk for several
DAYS In recording.
Mrs. A. G. Bacon. general store, has made
nm assignment The failure was rather a
surprise in business circles. rs it was gene
rally supposed the house was doing good
aud safe business.
A play for the benefit Of the Ladies' Anti
Guarian society will he given early In Febru-
ary In the Opera.llouse. Mrs. Governor
Lee l. pres ideut Of the organization, and the
fret effort Of the society viii be TO purchase
aud repair the old powder magazine here,
which has been used rs church, market.
school-house. and mp TO n recent date as
stable.
The POlomalhean Literary Society has
been redrgan,Zcd by the William and Mary
College students with the following officers:
President, :. &. Cummings; Nlcc-Prcsident.
h. Campbell; Secretary, Il. l.. Carter; Urea
surcr. Monroe Profit. Tie society has
about twenty members.
Rev. Th0m,s Carter Page, Of stafford
county. has accepted call extended by the
y.strv OF BrutOn rarisb Episcopal church,
aud Is eNTectcd here about the lst OF March.
This church has been without a regular
minister since last october. when Rev. l.. Il.
wharton resigned TO accept the professor
ship OF lang uagcs in william and Mary Col
lesc.
sunday evening some ono placed large
piece of bridge timber across the railroad
trick this side II the Grove station, which
came near causing the wreck Of an esstern-
bouod freight tram. The train could not be
stopped in time and the obstruction became
wcuged under the pilot so securely that 1t
WIS nlly an hour before II could he gotten
out. No dam3ce was done.
General Taiaferro. OF Gloucester; DR.
Robert II. Power, OF Newport News; j. r.
Butler ADD &. y. Adhesion. OF Baltimore,
were here yesterday. General Tallaferro
WAS en- route 10 attend a meeting OF the Ex-
ecutive Committee OF the Visitors at the
FiTmville COLLEGE.
Miss Gertie Sidnor. OF Richmond, is the
guest OF the Misses Ireyiiian.
Mrs. Professor 4. j. Stubs. who has been
spending some time In Gloucester county. is
now nj the Spencer House, where Professor
Stubbs has been stopping since his arrival
here.
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ByNw. Bowc.
Real Estate Auctionecr.
No. 4 Eleventh street. Rchmond' va
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TRI WEEKLY

TRI-WREKLY
The iayorite route % Baltimore. ThesisAns-
on mis- line Are models ~ beauty. elogsr ~ ali
comfort. Leave Richmond ruestlys. r4syt
and SATURDAYS AZ 3gl 4, ~. arrive "a. tA.tr
moro $50 A. NJ: leayo Baltimore iurs's.s
1hundAys. aud atu days az 4. NJ; as1fe b.
Rich nOad al 1910 A. VI.
Fare Richmond 10 Baltimore. kirsi-clAss, s..
mo Yors- River Line affords superior aiVsn-
tAges 70 businessmen In enabling iben y .oAYp
Richncnd uoar tho close OF tho dsys rAne
action. and arrive a. bAliiinOre cary nets uiosn
ing. after having enjoyed delightful nighfs
rest. free from tho dust aud noise q Tallsay
travel
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION
Leave Richmond Cweniy-lhird-
Street depot ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. fe.JJ A. VI.
Arrive Richmond Crwen,y. thrd-
.Dsily. fDaily eIeep, SUNDAY
DepOl ana ucketoftlcs: Foot Ersinia street
Up town ofico; Corner Tenth and Main sireos>
JAS l. TAYLOR
General PASSENGER Agou.
J. = POTTS.
Division Passenger Agent,
kichmond, Va
SOL. HAAS. Traric MsoAger
PkITON RANDOLPH. Genorai Manager
DICHMOND, FREDERICkSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
THR0uGh ALL-NAll. FAsl-fhtiGHr LINZ
10 And fkON BALTIMORE. PdllA-
pELPHiA, NEW fOkh, AND
EASTERN AND WEST
ElsN CITIES.
ONLY TWELVE novks BETWEEN RICH
MoND AND bALTih0gg IN EACH
DIRECTION
CorresponGlngly quick time % other poin>
Through bills VI ladlas issued ., ~s Fatss
{. A. TAYLOR.
| mol General Frvtzns Agent
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TURNED OVER.
THE EXTENSIVE AND VALUABLE Cos
PORT coTToS- DOCKS PURCHASED.
How the Property 10 to be Used-stsamship
Libslied-Nsyy-Yard
Notes


fcorresponaoncc Of the Richmond Disps'ch.I
NORFOLK. Va, J,nuaty 10. 1888.
The Gosport cotton.d0cks, one of the most
extensive and valuable water-lronis 10 the
bstbor, were formally turned over 10 the
nav purchasers to-day ard S2jO COO psld 'ne
receiver Of the Exchange National Banh:
The property was bought nv syndicate OF
Tnslish and eihsr stockholders OF inc
Atlantic and Danyille railroad, ana VII os
used hy the road for shipping purposes ana
by the syndicate FOR the storage ana SNIP
meut OF OF cotton. for which hre-prooi ou,Io'
ins. will hc erected. Millions OF dollars
vii DO invested IN the cotton traffic. The
Atlantic and i,anyille passenger dep0t VIII oe
sS,cted on sdiolning property on Crawford
Tytreet and tar shops, roInd-hohses, "o"
just outside OF the city limir. =,
NayaLC Constructor Joseph Feas,er, OF
Marc.Island nayv-vtrd. - here inspecting
the plsni % tho uavg.yard for the cons'ruc-
ton o. the hst,le-ship Texas. lie eNpects
when the new Administration comes IN Una,
there will be n change al around OF the nava,
constructors. Constructor Feaster was sent
from this ward 20 Mare Island ten wears ago
Two tue.owners have tbellcd the Brush
steamship Alhany tor $4,000 Tor hauling
her of The Norh Carohna coast last weeh,
after having thrown overheard i5l Ds'es OF
cotton. The AIn1nY ~ u"N ." '"' -"
and bo,rd of survey has divers NJ "oIh
examining her bottom
More Whistles have been seen on CaPe
Henry. good distance out.
There /. q movement on foot to est,olish
salvage CORPS IN this city 10 work IN con-
pcciion with ihe ire department.
Mr.. &. ". Wilson. former Norfolk mer-
chant snd prominent farmer OF the county,
has left for Los Angeles. Cal, 10 reside.
branch % the cniral Union Mission has
been established here by eyangellsts from
Washington.
The salvation Army has moved on smith
field. Isle Of wight county.
Captain \. Z. Cooke, commanding Tue re-
ceiyine.ship franklin, has gone to Ne,'
York on torpedo board duty. Captain A.
r.. Yates, commanding The flagship fensa-
cola. leIt last night for Washington to see II
something cannot be done towards REFINING
work on bis ship.
There are a number OF lunatics In Jail here
waiting for vacancies 10 occur.
great abundance OF game is reported In
the Cape Henry section, and Norfolk sports
men arc haying Iafe cunning trips. one
club hos secured extensive property near
Brandon. on James river, TO shoot over.
Mr.. Frank holland, Of Hanover county.
hiss resigned his position a. chief clerk OF
the ordnance department in the navy-yard.
q.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Marrfage-A Desired Improvement
Personal.
lCorresnondcnco OF ths RIchmond Dlspateh.

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.
JANUARY 80. 1889.
Miss Pocahonias Smith. the attractive
daughter OF Mr.. W. ]. Smith, was married
last night, ut the residence OF her parents, to
Mr.. Charles A. Lambert, formerly OF Flu
yanns county. The ceremony was performed
bv Rev. J. Il. Turpln. aud only few init
mate friends were present
IL IL rumored that the post-otiice at this
place will soon I've handsomely improved.
The building will be more conveniently ar"
ranged and 800 Yale boxes will be placed in
IL. These improvements are much needed,
and It is hoped that the authorities will push
forward the work IS soon "a possible.
Miss Hunter Bailey is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Cora witt. IN Pittsylyanla county.
Mr.. W. y. NsndergFitt lett yesterday for
Philadelphia on q short business trip.
Mr. 4. j. Williams has returned from
Philadelphia, where be has been for some
DAYS. W.
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hereby certify that the bond required OF f.
II. Leland. commissioner In aforementioned
causes. has been duly given.
Teste: ALFRED SHIELD Clerk.
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who has been quite III for some time past. 10
now on a visit 10 bis sisters at Edge Hill.
Mrs. J. j. Fry, OF this neighborhood, 70
seriously III With pneumonia At the resi-
denco OF her sen.in-law. Mr.. A. y. Everett
Miss Helen Dickersop, OF Rougemout, left
for New York recently, where she will re-
main until next summer.
Mrs. Dr. s. :. Bowcock and daughter are
now IN Richmond.
Tho Ladies' Foreign Missionary and Home
AID Societies will meet on next Friday eve
ming at the residence OF Mrs. NJ. X. Everett
The farmers around Kcswick are much
pleased at the prospect for getting Ice since
this cold snap began. Up TO the present
time only one OF two persons in the whole
yicinlty have secured q supply.
IEsTRANGE.
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AUCTION sALEa-vutuvs Dsys.
By Joseph N. Davis. Auctonesr.
az. %. Cook. Ssiesnnan).
V,RUSTEE'S SALE OF SIOUX or
SADDLES. HARNESS, sADDLERs'
FINDINGS, &C.

Nv virtue Of deed OF trust from d. d. Prosser
70 the subscriber and duly recorded, VIII pro
coed to sell, at tho store of said Prosser corn"r
OF Main and Fourteenth streets, on
TUESDAY. FEBRUABY 5. 1880.
commanding at 10 o'clock, ali Of the stock OF
LADIES' AND GENTLEMES's SADDLES In
great variety
sADDLERY;
HARNESS OF best quality, in single aud double
sets:
sADDLERs' MATERIALS and FINDINGS;
COLLARS.
WHIPS.
CART. WAGON. and PLow HARNESS:
BLANKETS Of best quality;
Elegant SHOWCASES;
COUNTERS AND FIXTURES generally,
IRON-sAFE. with combination lock. &c, &c.
It's impossible to psrticularze. II IA enough
10 say that tho stock embraces A. varied an A.
sortment a. can be found In any Embellishments
of its kind in our city.
This sale should attract as It deserves, gene
raj attention, "a the goods will be cold In lots q
suit the rsie, a. also parties wishing % pur-
chase Tor private use.
TERus: All sums under $50, cash over that
amount ninety days for satisfactory notes. inte-
rest added. a. X NOOhlNEl'
Trustee
Sale conducted by JOSEPH y. DAVIS. Auc-
ioneer. "a O
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10y ieloRihph 20 tho bispoNu'i
SPRING VALLEY, Hi. January 3O.-lhe
lockout OF the 1000 miners snd the company
men who struck here ten DAYS ago seems to
be 1t an end. the sprlng-Naley Coal Company
having decided to reopen two OF its mines.
The strikers nave fully conceded to The
company it's rights 10 hire men and discharge
as many men as they sec III.
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schedule ln tdse. Tram Train
JRruHry b.. l,-. 'NO. ID 'Au Do
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HEALTH IS WEALTH.

DIR e C. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, a guaranteed specific for Hyste-
ria, Dizziness. Commissions. Flts, Nervous Nsu-
rslgia, Headache, Nervous Prostitution caused D y
tie use 81 alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness. Nom
isl Depression, softening Of the Grain resulting
in insanity and leading 10 misery. decay, ani
Eihe- sex caused By over-exsrtion Of the brain
or Over-indulgence. Each box contains onB
month treatment 81 box, or SIX boxes FOR -
sent ~ mail prepaid on receipt OF pnce.
~ SUAkAHTKx SIX BOXES
ocurs any cass with esch order rsssiv.f ny
us for six boxea accompanied with S. No VIII
send tho purchaser our written guarantee 70 re-
fund the money IL the treatment doss not e1sci
Icura Guarantees Issued only BY
4. R0BERFS BAKER, Druggist
Sole Agent
SO east Main street, Richmond. VI
my i-dkwly
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DEPARTURE eF sTEAmEKs.
PHILADELPHIA. RIG Il 4>FYTk
~axsEkSi -
MOND AID NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Appointed sailing days. Every TUESDAY
Aud FRIDAY a. y NJ, and every SUNDAY a.
a. N.
Froight for Tuesdays AMI Fridays steamers
received Till ll:3D a. NJ. Tor sundays steamer
I'll jP u. SATURDAY. Freight received daily I'll
! Z. VI.
farc g.
For further information apply 10
j. ". McCARRfCK,
General Southern Agent. once RockettA
W. T.. CLYDE q Co.
mol General Agents PhladelphlA
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ByE W. Bowe
Real Estate AuctiOneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF A
l. BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN SQUARE OF
GROUND
IN TIE WEST ESD.
HAVING THEREON a VERY GOOD FRAMED
DWELLING AND OUT-BUlLDlNGS.
\ sPEcULATIo

- . 7 +
In execution OF a deed 81 trust to tho under
signed. da.ed l5th March. 1857. and recorded IN
HenricO County Court, Deed Book 10, page 81, |
Will sell by auction at tho ONCE OF y. w. BoNe,
10. 4 Eleventh street. on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ., 1880.
q. ! o'clock p. NJ, the very valuable PROPERTY
above referred 70. being the entire square,
bounded by Main. Floyd. strawberry, ana Elm
streets. having front OF ~ PIP feet on Main
street ana a ike front on Floyd street These
LOTS are l70 9-i2 feet deep. thus giving an OPP
portunity Of cutting OF 100 feet or more on tho
cross streets. where the land Les beautifully
ard would sell we'll
The Dummy iue runs along tho Naln-street
front OF this property. thus rendering 10 easily
accessible and a particularly good Investment
for those WHO Ike a suDHfDan nome. ana IN a
few years the purchaser would reap the benefit
Of The certain rapid growth Of The city ana ap-
probation OF values In this direction
I am compelled 10 sell this property "a q
whole and no doubt the lucky buyer will Do able
70 sell n Oh al once IN lots ~ large adYanco
over Wholesale prices.
Proposing purchasers are requested 70 eI-
anime the land and buildings before the day Of
sale.
TERns: BY consent. one third cash, and the
balance at one aud two yesrs Tor notes, with tn-
terest, and secured by trust deeds.
n. ". BOWIE.
ia 2.7&d Trustee.
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u eswtek Stems.
lFor tho Dispatch-l

KEswIck, Va, January 80, 1859.
The young gentlemen OF the neighDorhood
have been Esttiax w German ciuD recently,
winch h TO meet once month al the dit
Serent residences OF the vicinity. Already
quite number have joined, and should the
plsn prove successful the club Will doubtless
sdord much smuseusrnt. !,
Uf. NJ. I. d. Randolph, Of Chariot esvills
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BY f. A. Catlin. Auctioneer,
No. - Eleventh street

UCTION SALE OF A COMMO-
n DlOUS DWELLING SITUATED AT THE
NORTHEAST CORNER or 81. PAUL AND
DUVAL SIREETs-I will sell al public auction,
on tho premises, on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 3isT.
at $50 O'Clock =. VI. the DWELLING located rs
above. While this property as IL now stands IL
mover vacant and always brings large returns
vet there Is no point ia tho city Of Richmond
n at would bear ~ bst antisl improvements with
better prospects OF yielding lsrge revenue
therefrOm. An attractive brick building thereon
suitrbIe for a clubhouse and meeting place tor
the many societies Whereabouts would DO per
feet bonanza.
The owner Of this property has made arrange
nents 10 embark In "A new enterprise and no
must raise money. Therefore come to the sale,
a. 10 will DO sold.
TERMS: At sale. J.. A. CAILiN,
IA og AuctiOnccr.
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AuCrIoS s.Lxs-rs,. nay.
BY Quaries q McCurdy,
Real Estate Auciionees,
Richmond, Va
TRUSTEES, SALE OF TEE MAG.

rTRUSTEES' SALE OF TEE MAG
i NIFICENT JAMES RIVER EsTAT y. KNOWN
AS "DOvER." N GoOCHLAND COUNTY AT
BOSCOBEL STATION tON THE FARM, INME-
DIATELY on THE RICHMOND AND ALLIE
GHANY RAILROAD. EIGHTEEN NILES FROM
RICHMOND. AT PUBLIC AUCTlON.-in execu-
ton Of a certain deed c. trust bearing date on
the lst day OF May, 1888, from Albert I. Hay
ward 10 the undersigned as trustees. and Of re-
cord 10 the Clerks ONCE OF GoOchland County
Court Deed Book As, page Az, being required 40
10 do by the holder OF the notes thereby secured.
default having been inside In tho payment OF tho
same, We will offer for sale, upon the promises,
ON
THURSDAY. JANUARY 81. 1889.
Al u o'clock VI. At Boscobol station. The above
mentioned ESTATE, containing l,ii2k ACRES.
This farm IA ono Of the best on James river
aud ia extremely fertile. II has a station on u,
Is only eighteen miles from tho city o. hich-
mond, and Il not surpassed by any farm in the
country. The ueighbOfhOod IL one 81 tho best in
the state aud there Is everything that could pos
eibiy be desired by any one seeking a nne farm.
All necessary buildings. sc.
Tho place Is too well known 20 require moro
extended notice and parties desiring 20 inspect
can do 20 at any time before the sale. The auc-
tionsers will take pleasure In giving any desired
PARTIES DESIRING TO ATTEND sALK CAN
AND RETURN BY 1HE RICHMOND AND
ALLEGHANY RAILROAD SAME DAY.
TERMS: Cash as TO oJst ana expenses OF sale
and any delinquent taxes AMI % pay of the fol-
lowing notes: $3.50, with interestfrom fh May.
1855 subject 20 credit OF about $50: ii3i10, with
interest from 4th Novem Dor. 1885: t43L70. with
interest FROM Attn May 1857; 1910, with interest
from 9Th November. 1857 1910, with interest
from 4ih May. 1898 iiSl.70. with interest from
an Soyeub Der Iss7 f14 $4,000, with interest from
4th November. 1885 balsnce upon such terms az
may be given NJ limo Of sale. The purchaser
will be required 20 assume prior lien amount
ing 10 about 5000 H. A. ACCLk Df.
l. G. CRUMP.
faf Trustees
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CngwsrNG & ROSE. Auctioueers.

MCCARTHY. PLAINTIFF. AGAINST DICKINSON &c.
DEFENDANTs-IS THE CHANCERY Court or
Tbs CITY OF RICHMOND.
l. Charles W. Goddin. clerk cf said court, certify
that the bond required by tho special commits
sloner by the ecree IN said cause Of January IA,
1889. has been duly giyer.
Given under my hand this 2sth day OF January,
1889
laz9 CHARLES W. GODDIN.
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SCHMIDT, PLAINTIFF. AGAGNsr TIE Transparent
leg COMPANY, DFFE.DANT-lS THE CHASCERT
COURT or TIE CITY Or RICHMOND.
l. Charles ". GOddin. CLERK OF said court cer-
tfy that the bond required of the special COM
missi0ners by the decree in said cause ~ Janu-
ary 20, 1889. has boon duly given.
Given under M hand this l,thdsy Of January,
iels CHARLES ". GODDlS.
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FRIDAY. FEBRUARY I. 1889.

at to'clock p. Ne. tho FOUR LOTS abOye-referred
To-. two Of them being on the east 81 10 Of seven
tcenth .or Valley street, Just south OF Baldwin
street. fronting each twenty feOt by one hundred
feet 10 an alloy fifteen feet wide. and very pretty
lots they are aud the other two are on baldwin
street between Seventeenth and Buchanan
streets, fronting twenty-five feet each by eighty
eight feet dcep-lust the place for two or three
tenement houses. The location Of these lots -
improving rapidly and money can be made by
buviDg these Q. and bulldog on them.
TERMS: One third cash: balance at six aud
twelve months for notes with interest added, and
titles retained. W. +. REDDY.
Special Commissioner.
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Tho Lt.-Governor Of Illinois.

GYSrLtNrS: POSD's EXTRACT has long
had n place In the mcd.clre chest ~ my fam
lily. / assnre you that We hayo found It
ready and valuable agent 70 relieve pain In
many cascs, md that very promptly. We
cannot well keep house without il.
Ill, truly yours,
Oct. 10. 81. j. G. SMITH,