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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
VICTORY TUR VIRGINIA.
mr Boysi Denich - Direct ENccu-
finn

lBy telegraph TO ihs Dispatchl
WAsWINGroN. January 3l-Ihe United
state, supreme Court to-day denied the mo-
ton of 1nHsm l.. Royal asking that direct
execution be issued against the state ~ Nir-
einia for certsn coats when tue court
awarded Royal in one % the well-knoWn
Virginia tax coupon cases. ~ has been
heretofore stated The Wo'iOl denied to-day
WAS made after am attempt 20 levy on The
nubNc library II The citg of Richmond under
an execution issued by tine iiu>tings Court
of TIE cts aad resulted .u the iorcibie eject
ment Of the person attempting % execute The
Courts order. IL giautcl motion 10 adj
vance for hearing Case 40. 22i, George :.
Na.hon "a. samuel g. Grccnhow. treasurer
6c.. and Nos. l45s, ii59. l41', and li6L
Joseph BRYAN ci Gl., plaintiffs IN error, vs..
the STATE OK lrgina.
Tbe.e cases bring mp IN some new shape
the matter OF the Virginia tx coupons.
which have heretofore been the subject ~
2 great deal Of Litigation in this court The
cases were set ior argument on The see nj
Monday Of the term OF zoe court beginning
/ IN october next
Tho court in an opinion by Chief
/ Justice Fuller dismissed The application
| ior writ oi error in the case ~ VIII
/ lam T.. Marrow and Nan Marrow. George
/ b. West. aud Missouri smith, plaintiffs m
error. against Joseph y. Brinhey, John J..
/ Peck, John B Whitehead n ai'., m error %
/ the supreme Court a. app az ~ the state
/ u Virginia. THIS ls u ease M which the
| plaintiffs in error were denied rc'
+ hearing by the Court u Appeals " Virginia
/ inasuit involving the title TO certain tract
knowna n Newport NeNs. IN Virginia, w1i't
had been sold under what Is known as Oh,
coudscation act oi 1862. An appeal wat
taken to the supreme Court on iue grouu'
that an act oithe United States Wa brought
m question rh' court holds, however
thar the Virginia Court of Appeals decided
the ca.e on other points taan The conhscatol
act, and consequently that 10 has 10 iuris'i'
tion over H.. II ai.o holds that jurisdiction
cannot attach on the ground thirlf the Cour
Of Appeal, had erred nif- decision the STATE
oi virginia had thereby deprived the plain
tds IN error ot their property without du'
process Of law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
ti1nE FLoRENcE NGHTLNGALE


Tho following j. an extra.t from a letter writ
ten 20 tho Gcrnan R,to,n,ea AssSngsr. AZ Cham
bersburgh, Penn:
A BENFFACrRESS
Just open the door Tor her, AMI Mrs Winslow
will provo tho American Florence Nightingale
ofthe Nursery. OF dis wO aro ~ sure that No
will teach our "Sury' O. say "a blessing On
Mrs Winslow" for helping nor 10 survive aud
escApe tho gripping. coli'kiug, ani teouling
siege Mrs WlNSLOWs SOOTHING sihl +
relieves the chilli nom pain AMI cures dys-
entsry and dlsi-rhpa lt softons tho gums. ro-
duces Inflammation. cures Wind-colic. and car
rles no infant safely through tho teething p'-
riod. it performs precisely what II professos %
perform, every part Of it-nothing lesa Va
have never seen Mr.. Winsio1-know hor only
through tho preparation OF her "soothins
saup for Children Teething.' II wo bal no
power wo would make her, AZ she is, physical
sayiolr 10 tho in.ant race. sold ~ all drug
gstS . cents 4 bottle. Is is'e"d
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
TIE PUBLIC DrBrQuesrioN.
Virginia Coupon Cases Advanced o."
Ghe Booklet

The supreme court OF the United states
Yesterday advanced the cases which were re-
Gently carried there by writ of error 70 the
Count OF Appeals OF this state. They in
volve the constilutionaiity Of tho acts OF A.
scmbly requiring The siate'- bonds to hc pro-
duced when the genulnencss OF coupons are
called in question aud iorpidding export
testimony 10 he used 10 prove them genuine,
and forbidding coats 10 bc paid in coupons.
IL ordered that all the casc4 dive M numbeD
should DC argued on the second Monday OF
the next term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
Complaint from west Street
KRDnla.

RICHMOND. Va, January q, 1889.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Please give tie west Broad.street resi-
dent. (partIcuariy those living between Han
cock street and the EIpOsAfon.tr0nnds) the
aid Of your valuable paper that we may get
rid OF this nuisance Of railroad at our
doors. thInk one oi the officers u the Ex-
position said tn1t after tue Exposition was
over " am going into my h0le and pull the
hole IN after me-" Nov II be only took the
railroad with him and left ~ the electric
hent we wOuld feel somewhat paid for the
many incouYenieacss put 10 wnhe the other
citizens Of Richmond aud the whole country
generally, including Indians aud cowOoEs.
made Rome howl a. our doors for seven long
weeks, day and night, while we looked on,
feeling that after II vas over We would have
hight and good street i0F our forbearance.
but instead u good street We lind railroad
with rusty Old engine on Il, the eleeiric
likht Is taken from Us, snd we all feel that
the Exposition was 4 failure; that Colonel
CutshaS has left the city. aud that there are
no councimen from Clay Wsrd.
EQuAL RIGHTS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
Ayouur NAN Pardaned.

Governor Lee yesterday granted pardon
10 Terry Wortham, who was convicted OF
larceny and ordered Ia De confined IN the jail
IN Lynchburg for iorty-hve DAYS. The par
don was granted upon the recommendation
Of Common wealth 's-Attorney Tbomas n.
Williams and MANY Of the leading citizens Of
Lynchburg. Young WOTtham IS OF good
family and only seventeen wears OF age. His
parents did not know that he bad been
charged With any crime until he had been
convicted and sent 70 jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
Governor Lee 20 Lead she March.

A committee Of mot0r-men and conductors
from the Richmond Union Passenger-rail-
way. accompanied Dy Mayor Elyson and
Captsin PiZzini, called on Governor Lee yes
terisy aad extended TO him an invitation "
he present at their ball on the 3lst instant,
and also 10 honor the occasion by leading the
march. The Governor accepted both invita-
items.
The committee having 10 charge the ball
are trying to secure the use OF the ArmOry
for the OCCASION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
CITY-HALL W0RKMEN.
TIE QUESTION AS TO The DISCHARGED
REPUBLICANS.
Action Of the Grounds and Buildings Com
mittes az Their Meeting
Last Night

The Committee on Grounds and Buildings
met IN the CTS Engineers Office last night In
regular meeting. There we're present Messrs
b4.iips ,chslrmanA Higgins. Hunt, snead,
s sSl crea'ba~'
TRE BrSiNEss.
Ata special meeting Of the committed last
Tr.l1, afternoon The resolution introduced
,hr,f a week previous by Mr. Higgins di-
rcriioc She Ciy ENGINEER % employ no men
up9n TIC new Ciiy-lIall building except
eli.h 81. arc ir sympathy With the present
ponioersi.. administration was rescinied.
Under th, rc.olu,ion 3 number 0i Eepub-
II su. hsI ncen discharged and their places
filed hy Democrats.
The faclfon % the committee In resembling
Nr. HIGGINS. resolution would have neces-
sif4t.dihe discharge a. the newlY-taken-on
DcnoDIats and the replacing OF the dis'
charrcd Republicans.
As arpfsL 0N REHaLr or THE DEMOCRATS.
LEST uirht Mc.srs. Charles J.. Wingo,
Preston Hetviu. and W. II. Curtis. COM
r.iffec from tho Powbatan club appeared
before thr committee aud asked that The
action ~ la.t FRIDAY be recon-licred, AZ
i,i.f fnt cXtfnf u continuing IN place the
reWly.arp1.uted Democrats.
~omo time was spent in discussing the
matter.
n was suggested that tho present force on
to C.ty usl bc retained and that the dis
cl.reed sioDc-cuiter. be rfinstaicd, but Clty-
lngiuerr Cu'shaw said that the City-llall
force n9d a.. fun quota Of employees at pres
cnf.
A SOLUTION.
After about two hours discussion Mr..
...., .fffff fftn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
Tug ana rhree uars.s WRECKED.

INY Lelcgrapl IO In7 UI5paNnI
B0sToS. January 2i.-ihe tng Morse. the
largest in tins harhorand probably the finest
vessel - the Kind ihoa'. went On llarding'
ledge, or HUT, Mass, and Wl, totally
wrecked sunday night The crew took to
the rigging and were taken OIL ihi, morning
by the lfe-saying crew, except one brennan,
VINO was drowned. The Morse lad three
birges in tow. one 81 these went ashore on
Point Allerl0n and ih.ce oGi Of her crew OF
four were arowned. Another barge ran on
Harding. ledge aud broke ~ Two. Her
captain was picked mp tloaung on spsr.
The remainder Of her crew and All OF the
third barge have not been accounted for.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.


Messrs. Berger s. Lesth have rendered q
benefit 20 Richmond Lodge, No. /, l. o. ..
r., At the Mozart Aesdeny on Friday night,
25ih instant. on this occasion Miss Ada
Grsy will receive an ovation in " East
Lynue.D Buy your tickets from the CON-
nittes and then 90 to the bsx-othcs and get
reserved seats without extra charge. BY
buying a 81 ticket you will receive ticket
for lady and gentleman 70 society bali 10
be gwen at BelYidere Hall on Monday pighL
23th instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
The sFRhane ROosn.

by Telegraph % the Dlspatch.l
AUGUSTA, Ga, January 2l.-The c0lored
people OF YirEinis. south Carolina, Georgla,
and other southern States are arranging %
send a delegation 10 visit General Harrison
to present their views Of the southern ques'
ton. The delegation Is to be headed by John
NJ. Langston, OF Yreiuia. II will be iu In
dianapolis BY the 1st OF February. IL IA
sald the delegation will be composed OF none
but representatives, oil that race in the South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
Renee de Moray.

Miss Clara Morrs's appearance at the
Theatre last night IN this emotional play
and with good, smooth company support
ing her Afforded the audience an evening Of
exquisite enjoyment. Miss Morris is 3
charming actress, ADD the piece affords her
excellent opportunity for the display OF her
genius.
The play is TO be repeated tonight.
Miss Morris's palaee-czr Coronet, built at Q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
Reception TO Matt" O'Brien.

IBy teIsgraph % me DIspaIchI =
NEW YORK. January l.-SupTeme-Trea-
surer N. J. O'Brien, Of Chattanooga. Tenn.
was given reception by the local divisions
OF Catholic Knights OF America in st. Ga
briefs Hall to nj ght. Monsignor Farley pre-
sided. Mr.. OBrlen gave 4 review Of the
financial condition Of that Insurance organ
ization, showing that the membership was
new between Is, 600 and 1900. lis sinking
fund ia now $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
WHOLE NUMBER 11,7l9.

just nov. Mr.. Edgar Allan, counsel for the
plaintiff, Is too unwell to 20 into the case
Just At present. and Judge staples, who has
been associated with Mr.. Allan since tue
last trial, Is busIly engaged IN another court.
Judge Gunter, Of Accomac, who was to be
here 20 sit for Judge Wexford. has been
telegrsphed 10 aud be will not come. Judge
Wexford will open the court At 10 O'Clock.
and some small matters mas be considered
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22

cost Of $40, 900. is on a siding at the Rich
moud and Petersburg railroad depot and is
attracting considerable attention. Il Is
without douot one Of the finest pieces OF roll
Ing stock in the world and Is the counterpart
Of one made some years ago for the Car OF
Russia, to be used By the Grand Duke
Michel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
Charlotte Items.

Special telegram % tho Dlspatco.I
CHARf OrTE. n. c.. January 2i.-It IL
learned here tonight that plan Is on foot
to establish Republican daily paper for this
State 10 be issued either from here or Raleigh.
Efforts are being made to indace northern
Republicans 10 back the enterprise with
plenty Of capital. IL cannot yet be positive
ly stated tnat the plan will 20 into effect
4 freight train last night Jumped the
track on the Air Lire at Nadkln river be-
tween here and Greensboro. Three ears
rolled down an embsnkment to the edge Of
the river and were smashed up badly. The
engine was on bridge, but fortunately did
not leave toe bridge. Nobody was hurt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
woman.s suffrage Convention.

fBy telegraph % tho DispAt,hl
WAsulNGT0s. -. g., January 2l.-Vhe
Nltiond Woman suffrage Association began
here to-day Il. hyeniy-nr.t annual session
susan h. ANTHONY IN the chair IN the
absence oi Nrs. stanton. Nearly all the
adie. prominent in the movement were
pfe.ert. The notable absences were those
Of Ms. stanton and Mrs. Gage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
E.a,u the Clerks tsecerd.

The docket IN the Police Court yesterday
WAS unusually light for Monday morning.
OF The cases disposed OF the following were
the most important;
Charles Brsxton (coIored), stealing an
oy,Icoat, the property OF Isaac Jacobs. Con-
tinued until this morning.
Wilson Fields (coloredl, drunk and guilty
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22

Yesterday atterneen at 6;4s o'clock ins
,.a,h,,ls,ee was called TO the Richmond q
9"s Jsamotiye. works 10 3 white man who hsd
-, ho09 smo ,.,ddle fngers on the left hand
nls "a oG In = cog wheel. lie was taken 10
ssosns .ss s,mshouss and the mashed fingers
40 ~, aas.ted, M after which the injured msn was
taken home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
Rail. n Whnrion,

Rev. II. NJ. Wharton, OF Baltimore, is ex'
pecied m the city to-day and viii preach at
Nenible-Street church tonight. de comes
direct from Portsmouth, where he has con-
ducted a great meeting. He il natural,
graceful, and exceedingly winning preacher.
lie will preach at the Venable-Street church
for several weeks, aud will then begin =
meeting with the Second Baptist church,
after which he will go to the Grace-Street
Church
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
Printing Cempany,s Failure.

10y siegfsBh W mo DispaNh.l
CHICAGO, ILL.,, January 2l.-The business
OF the Clarke & Longley Printing Company
went into the hands OF the Sheriff this eve
aing oa confessions OF judgment ageregating
large obiigatious incurred by the firms sus-
pension In 1886 caused tue collapse. The
assets are placed at $4,000, chiefly ma
chinefy. There Is no statement OF the liabiii-
ties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
:. Bo.aIe. Aiaerman,s Trial.

TBy feIsgrHph % tne DIspaIch.I
NEW YORK, January a. shortly after 2
O'Clock the case OF ex-Aldernan Cleary
(boodler) was called again. All the csussel
were present and announced themselves
ready. The work OF getting jury was be-
gun and Cleary was formally notified that be
must challenge, II At all, when tue juror Was
called and before be was sworn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
Rraixuasion of Dr. Thomas NeiS""
Page.

Mr. Thomas Nelson Page has resiSneo ~
commissioner in chaneery 10 tue |nAn0ei'
Court. .,o.t,. r,.s nri.
Nr Pages reason for resigning Ns pr
ys,e business OF such pstuTe ss m~ie ea..n, Sn,,
step necessary. His resigust'on was S's I,idos
tp,1hn.b MI Yesterday appointed Mr.. j. H. "
D.niel As his successor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
AReaICold wave Predicted.

The following telegram was received yes
terday, when the thermometer indicated
Az
WlsHISGroN, D. G., January a. 1889.
Chamber OF Commerce:
I:40 p. M--lloist cold-waye signal. The
temperature will fall to 2O' by Tuesday
morning. 'hhr.l'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria.

The balance of the Fine Assortment OF
Engraving.
Etchllgs,
Eascls,
and Albums,
will and must be sold al any price curing
this month.
BY order Of the Trustee.
LEWIS ART GNrSgY,
gl2 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22

to-day shows that PeNce Is s2o,090 or more
short. Attachments were 3; once sued out
on the real estate Of Pearce, worth about
$1,000. The company also secures $4,000
10 the shspe Of an iudemnatory bond.
Pesrce was prominent in religious and So
cia circles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria
AucTIoN sALEs TaIs BAY.

GEORGE w. MAYO, 10 A. ". executors sale
Of hsusenold furniture. carpets. VASES, ~.
POINpEyTER q DRS0oS. ~ p. NJ, ons-story
brick cottage Ma COZ north First stresI
A. L. ADANsoS. y. NJ. commissioners sale Of
thirteen building lots In hsnehesior.
!. IA. VALENTINE, ION A. NJ horse, furniture,
nosicns, show-caseA 40
r. G, EpwARDS. r. n. csbhasA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22

produces q feeling ot ightae.s AMI hloysncY.
a. sgain-t uatoi weight. D.. tiarla, ami daprcs-
sion, so common eIth the otlins.y o'rosa.
Your druggist au1 sf1'er hnsn DO.
Boauufm Photographs lowest price. iE
GALLERY, Tenth AMI Nain s,reofs .frnri fto-
tographs, 5O.. ono dolen canite.s. iL,1
Copies from OIL pirtlres beautifully takon,
and Al lDW urlsH4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
Husttuex Court.

Only one case was heard In the Hastings
Court yesterday. Booker Harris tcoloredb
who was tried last week Tor engaging III the
riot the night before Christmas and given
six months in jal, was tried for felonisusly
a.saultlng John Riley and sent to jail for
fifteen days and fined s..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
short ON Insurance Cash.
fsv ,slsrraun 10 M, Dl.patch.l

MOBILE. ALA, January 2i.--George A.
Pearee, the secretary OF the Planters and
Merchants Insurance Company, left here
Friday night ostensibly for Birmingham
aud dropped note 10 the President. post
marked Nashville, saying that the eompAny's
books were not all right. An examination
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22

rPyte'sgrapn 20 mo Dlspstch.l
TRENTON. =. j.. January IL rhe Repub.
lican caucu. has decided On General William
i. Sewell, Of Camden, Tor United states
senator. He received twenty-eight votes to
ulne for George j. IlOisey, Of Newark.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
s,nrems Cour,ofAppea,..

Fidelity Insurance, Trust. aud safe.De-
posit Company and others against Snensn-
oah-yalley Railroad Company and Others.
Furthi'- argued by Judge William j. Robert
son snd Judge Waller X. Staples aud con-
tinued unfil today
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
suit About a Telegram

William f. Clark. through his counsel W..
T.. G.. Garrett Jr., yestsrdsy instituted SUIT
m the civ Circuit Cour. against the Western
urion Telegraph Company for 5000 for AL
lered failure 10 deliver telegram. No de-
clsrafion filed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
Hubbard Brown Case VIII Net Ne Tried
tnss zoM.

The special term OF the city Circuit Court
ordered several dsys ago by Judge wen
ford will commence this morning, put tne
case OF u. 4. Hubsrd W. y. Thompson
Brown a. Co., for the trial OF which the ses,
sion MAS especially called, will not % n'oo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
Tne WRlernleion.

II not perfectly fresh when eaten, fernen-
tatlOn takes place, winch will OF course affect
the bowels, often with serious results. Take
IN tine DR.. Biggets's Huekeoerry Cordial,
the great bowel specific.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22

a food for TIE Nerves AMI Brain, an absolute
cure for Nervous neata .ne, Mental weakness,
Dsspondeucy. ani a positive euro for no Liquor
Habit sold py ". Il. scOrr, Franklin and sosoo'
teeufa 5ireetA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22

TuE TnRoAr-BRowss BsoscmAt TuocuEs
a. directly on mo Organs of .u' soio". They
hayo an oKlraoriiuary cnec. in ali disorders u
tho ihr0aL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22

Justice Cru'chd,ld yesterday, upon COM
plant Of Policeman Charles A. GIBSON, i''
sued = summons tor James Bahen to appear
his morning 10 answer the charge OF selling
liquOr on sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
Lelsbwg, o.. September y. ls''-

when Baby wss sick. va gave her C'sioria.
When she was a CHILD, she sried for Casiorin.
When she became Miss. She chung % 'astors.
Whom she had Children, she gave them Css,or'A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22

Transnctiops fn Broad and Watn-
street apd other Property.

Mr.. Hermann schmidt Yesterday sold his
house and lot on Broad street between
Second and Third to Mr. John i. KohleT for
SI5,7j0.
A deed Of bargain and sale was recorded
in the clerks Office Of the Chsncery Court
Yesterday from ". =. Tanner and wife TO
!. Thompson Brown conveying one undi-
yided hall interest In the house and lot on
the southeast corner Of Broad and Jefferson
streets for sl2, 800.
Mr.. HAXALLs RESIDENCE SOLD.
The rcsidcsce q the late William H.
HaXtu. No. 408 east Nam street. the grounds
attached thereto. and the house in the rear
frOntiug on -Four street, were sold At pub
ne auction Yesterday afternoon nv Nessrs.
Appcrson & co. The residence and the lot,
G4xl20 feot, was bought by Mr. Thomas ID.
Neal Tor 50 600. and Mr. Edward {. schroe-
der paid 5l, ,90j for the brick aud frame
house fronting on Fourth street. This lot
Is 23tx7S ittL
PROPERTY TRASSPERs.
Richmond Michael II. Twins widow and
helrs 10 Tristram l.. h9llOnee, 20 feet on the
west SIDE OF Buchanan street between Car
| ringfon and Veuable. 5000; Charles l.. steele
sud wife 10 Grace A. aud Kate ]. POWelfs
1 trustee. 40 feet on the west side OF LombaIdy
D
/ street. sl,400; Tucker and Iiaw, special
/ commissioners, TO Mary +. Grcsscit, u feet
/ on me east side Of Filth street ner Baker,
/ 2iG2.
! Henrico: Thomas j.. Blanton and wife TO
John n. Dnncen aod Nanuing G. staples.
/ 10 I - acres on the Hermitage road, 100000; {;
/ r. II. Gillian, special commissioner, ana
oiber. 10 c. y. Meredith, +. u. Newell, and
| Joseph II. Bcasoy, 93l acres on thc Nine
Mile road, s., 500; NJ. +. JohnsOu and VIE
/ 10 Charlie. Roperls. 20 feet on Graham street,
northwest corner % Gi.liln, $50; A. W.
Patterson, special commissioner, and others
10 Leroy l.. Brown, 1898 feet on the south
side of Ashland street and i2j feet on the
north sids oi Gilbert street near Robinson,
S2,5IS %; Susan Il. Price TO I. {. Bennett,
| II sores on the Hermitage road. 5000; W.
f.. Slater. II. !. Myers, and j. G.. wade and
| their wiye. 10 John Pope. Q acres on Brook
| turnpike, $2500; William TTcXlcr and u.
| T.. Emore and their wives 10 Charles ii. and
/ Joseph B. Cosby, s. feet on the south 'iIe oi
! Cary street bot@een Carter and Richie, 500.