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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-17
CURIOUS INCIDENT.
aPRxroyrrrox rHArsHE WOULD nEET
HEB IN ETERNITY.
Youthful Highvasmen-A Brothsrly Fight
"Hsnas Up,s--A Young Lady who's
Could Use Pistol
,alncram o ,he plspa.eA.l

Cs.uorrv. N. c., April f6.-From Rich
moud county curious incsdenti IL repoi'su.
Mrs. Baxter Oliver had been quite III lot
seyersi weeks, and sunday morning. wnen
abe awoke she told her husband that wnhe
she wss asleep she dreamed that she dlea.
and th.t 10 eternity she met fsce 70
face Mrs. Troxlcr, an intimate neigh-
bSr. who lived only two miles away.
Mira. Troxicr was not known 70 oe
III, but the SICK lady seemed mucn impress,
ed with her dream. aaa declared ner oe a.,
that Il would be realized in short Tune; Sne
seemed perfectly rational, AID Der cohui'lon
was no. regarded critical Yesterday sue WIS
suddenly taken verse and before noon w,
dead. In the evening WORD was ,coe' ~
SAYING that Mrs. Troxltr, her neieoooI, nSu
died at ~ o'clock, after two hours hlncsS;
Warroots we're issued here to-day Tor
three very youthful bigbwsymen-Jimmy
Jenkins. Johnny Davis. and Willie Dsvie-
who on SUNDAY way laid and severely beat
little son OF Captain Joseph LAYING. wbo
lives few miles IN the country. the iaos
jumped upon the little LAYING po' WIN
elubs. rocks. and a razor. aud beat him untu
he corid hardly walk. A very ugly gssn was
also inflicted with the razor. The o'dest BOY
IL eleven and the youngest nine years Oh ske,
In Yancey county, Sunday, WINS anu
Thomas Degell, two brothers, began 10
quarrel about the preachers text while re-
turning home from church. soon 'hs
brothers came 10 blows, and Thomas staooea
Willis with his pOcket-Snifc. WINS became
cnrared and, snstching up heavy cIuo' ne
felIed Thomas TO the ground, when iIom eh'
haustion and loss ~ blood hefell by MS side'
They were carried home aud are Oolh 10 q
critical condition.
The Young white man Martin. who mas
been in iaii here for some time awaiting triai
on the charge Of using the mails Tor irauuu,
lent purposes, will be tried In the feuefsi
Court at Staiesvillc thls week. Mlrun ope
rated successfully the green-goeds" DUST
ness at Gold Hill. Rowan county.
In Stanley county Sunday night burglars
st,emp,cd TO enter the house OF Mrs. Elizs
Rockburg. a widow. Miss Jennie, her
eirh,een.vear.old daughter, heard them
raising the window, and being an expert
with q revolver she quietly arose, got her
weapon In hand, then awaiting till the bur.
glsr, who proved 10 be bury negro, nau
gained entrance in her room aud pointing
the revolver at the negro sue cried out,
"Hands up or die !" The horriied bur
glsr threw up his hands. and the young lady
held him prisoner until sn alarm brought III
near neighborA aud be was taken OIL and
turned ever to the authorities and placed In
iail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-17
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Liquor Ltcenses-sO Coupons-He-
Itgioux Notes. DC.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
APRIL lG, 1889.
Judge r, 7. w. Duke has returned from
Kentucky. He opened the Corporation
Court Yesterday morning. Eleven appiica'
t,ous were made TO the Court yesterday FOR
licenses to sell liquor in this city. These
licenses were ia every case paid in money
and not dollar was rendered in coupons.
This speaks well for our citizens aud shows
that our young city is as patriotic as any
other city in this noble old Common wealth.
Messrs. James Xaddeli and J. d. Wood
have returned from their trip 10 New York.
but were unable while there 10 find any clue
n 10 the whereabouts OF Mr.. r. ;. Waddell.
A meeting OF the Farmers and Grape
Grower Association Of this county viii be
held at the Miller School, near Crozet, To-
morrow afternoon.
The dedication Of the new Methodist
church will take place on sunday, April
2Sth. Bishop AlpAcus w. Wilson. OF Baitl-
more, and DR.. La1eriy, OF Richmond, are
expected to be present and assist IN the exer'
cises.
More attention Is herne given to athletics
this session by the students OF the University
Of Virginia than in any former year.
The University has fac baseball team
this session and the ball season will be
opened here this week, when several games
are to be played.
Z The nine from Richmond College viii play
the University boys on saturday next
The backgrounds OF the University have
been enclosed by a high fence and slight
admission fee wall be charged to all games.
Rev. Joseph Hideu, OF New Bedford,
Mass, son OF the Rev. DR. j. {. Hiden,
Is IN toe city visiting his sister. Mrs. NJ. +.
Roberts.
Rev. Rob. White has gone 10 Harrison
burg, Va, on short visit.
Mr.. William Peek, OF Kansas City, Mo-,
has been visiting relatives in this county.
Mr. George Perkins left yesterday on
short business trip 10 Richmond w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-17

By George W. Mayo. Auctionesr,
CJohn Il. Laughton. Jr, saiesnanJ
No. "a Ninth street.
IIur Am pEREMPTORY


DOSTTIvE AND PEREMPTORY
4 SALE of EXCELLENT CHAMBER, DINING
ROOM, And PAKLOR FURNITURE, SO.
AT AUCTiON-By direction OF parties who arc
removing from tho city, and others who have had
furniture on storage with me, l shall sell at
auction on
THURSDAY TIE isrH INSTANT,
commencing at I0X O'Clock, at my auction.
rooms, n very largo and desirable collection OF
FURNITURE. embracing in part
1 WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT. with WARD
ROBE-extra large pieces;
WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT with beyeiied-
I OK S' CHAMBER SUIT. complete;
2 WALNUT MARBLK-TOP BUFBErS;
/ ANTIQUE OAK MARBLE-TOP BUFFET:
/ ANTIQUE OAK CHIFFONRlR:
3 PAkLOH SUITS. complete. la very good Or
der:
ROSEWOOD CABINET WARDROBE OF extra
large size. with plate laes mirror:
ROSEWOOD and WALNUT BEDsTkADS;
Several rood HAIR MATTRESSES, CARPETS,
TABLES. HAT-RACKs, &c
All Of the above goods will positively be sold
and must DO paid for aud removed.
In addition 20 the above there Is a large aesort
ment OF useful HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES,
consisting OF
very handsome WALNUT GLASS-DOOR LIZ
BRARY CASE.
very good IRON OFFICE SAFE;
1 handsome wALSUT-cAsE CABINET PAR
LOR ORGAN:
l MANrEL HALL STAND, besides NUMEROUS
OTHER ARTICLES.
All OF the above are now really for examine
ton, and Intending purchasers are invited 70
call aud examine before the hour OF sale.
Somebody will get the benefit OF this pc
Terms: Cash. GEORGE W. MAYO,
ap7 Auctioneer.
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THE UoRSE-DISEASE.
Tho Chambers Scare at Wilmington,
North Carolina.
Especial telegram 10 tho Dlspatch.l

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
RALEIGH, n. c., April 16.-It Is now den-
nitely settled that the disease when mas
made its appearance among the horses az
Wilmington Is CHAMBERS. DR.. Wrsy, United
States veterinary inspector, has made care
full Investigation Of the horses at the hos
Istal near wilmington and found the morse
there with the primary case. The amman
was at once shot and buried deep in the
earth. At another hospital focr miles from
the city another animal was .found win
glsudeTs in its worst stages and was also
shot. DR.. Wray examined two Other csses
at the hospital, tut both were found 10 nave
pneumonia. lie spent to-day making
thorough examination Of horses and mules
In WILMINGTON. sli persons having diseased
animals having been ordered to report to
him. Chambers IL very infectious IN thls
State. The authorities at Wilmington WIN
spare no pains or expense TO stamp out the
disease, which has not thus far shown signs
OF spreG0ing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-17

VALUABLE CORN AND FLOUR
' MILLS II KING WILLIAM COUNTY NgAK
NELSON'S AND HANOVER rOWN FERRIES
KNOWN A. DABNEI'S MILLS. Al A. CriON. -
By virtue OF a deed 81 trust from vs.. ~. UAuneY
20 Cornelius Dab1oy ami a. q. NowhaIn. nus
tees, dated I'm ~ Jule. ls1Q. AID duly recorded.
she undersigned, surviving trustee, Will sell Dy
auction, On tho premises. On
TUESDAY. MAY q. les9.
a. 70 O'Clock NJ. the VALUABLE MILLS above
referred %. situated on the ROAD fr,m Euned io
Richmond and about tWeniy-ons miles distant
from the latter plA-o.
Tho improvements in tfss meter n bulldogs
are ample and we,i-arranged ~ ttcIr pun 0t..
and the machnery 10 IN cool condition. nnl .h"
whole IN hrss-rafe working order Aai wlih 8
capacity for manufacturing rs bushels N met.
aud -four every Twelve hOurr.
Fine location for = store with good fishing ars
some OF the ether attractions. tor particulars
write ~ the auctioneor.
Terms: Cash sufficient % pay ANY hack taxes
and arrearsges Of insurance and cost Of sale snl
the sum OF $1,000, ami a. tO rr@iiuo ~ ne fehi
(say e.. 3f2 4Jl on q credit II nIns and eighteen
months for nOtrs with interest addei, AMI az fo
tho surplus on such terms as tho grantor ur bis
assigns may prescribe. ell credit payments i9
be secured ny deed of trust
X. c. WORKMAN, Surviving Trustee,
v. W. BoWE, AuctiOneer. Gp
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Hampton Notes.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Disp

lCorrospondenco OF INC hlcHlnuHu DInVHHHI
HAMPTON, Va. April 10, 1883.
Bishop Randolph confirmed class OF
forty-seven in st. Johns church on sunday
morning. very large congregation was
present. In the evening he confirmed
class at Newport News.
SIX members were received into the Ne
thodlst Church on SUNDAY morning.
A terrific wind and rain-storm has been
raging since Yesterday morning. The tides
are much higher than usual, and II Is feared
that much damage has been and will be
done.
Lieutenant G. W. Hope, who accidentally
and seriously cut himself with an axe few
DAYS ago, Il getting along ell right, and ex-
poets 20 take his company to New York on
the 10Th. PAUL.
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Disasters ON the waser-Drowned.

10y teIesrlpu 70 tI7 OISf"s0U'I
BEAUFORT, n. G., April 16.- The schooner
Rio Iupton, for Elizabeth City, cspsized six
DAYS ago IN Albemarle sound. The Captain
and one Of the crew were drowned. The
vessel will be saved.
The schooner Matte Nav, Captain Rich
ardson. from Georgetown, 5. C.. April l2ih,
for Phlladel 9hia, anchored of the bar yester-
day. She has lost her standing iib. She IS
anchored about SIX mites from the beach and
is laboring hard, but is supposed 70 be all
right. The gale is blowing from the noiths
east and rain is falling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-17

uual session. tho matters pertaining
strictly to business were taken up. The
board reorsanized by the reapposntment OF
DIR. s. ii. Moiieit IS president and continued
the same members OF the Executive Com
m,tiee as lsst yesr-to wit. Messrs. Mohctt,
Edmondson, Coleman, Todd, and Trout.
The steward, Dir. J. w. Blackburn, makes
very good financial exhibit. The institution
has been carried through the time allotted
with less than the appropriation therefor by
about $4,000. This, however. will be used
IN meeting the extraordinary expense OF
silo and new smoke.stack for the engine
house. The asylum will be put Ia connec>
ton with the electric fre-aiarm system OF
stanton,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-17

the result is collision, whether coming
ions. We ere constantly colldiBg with some
body or something. If IL isn't WIKI our
neighbors il is with some dread dfa:asee thaf
"knocks us off the track and perhaps ds-
ables Us for life. Women eepec1illly u Seeins,
have 10 bear the brunt Of more collisions and
nfYlictions than mankind. In all cases OF
neryousness, bearing-down senS3tfone- ten
derness, periodical pains sick headache con; ;
gestiOn. inflammation, or liberation aIlo al,
Sfe1noIe IRREGULARITIES" and weaknesses"
DR.. Perce's Fnvorite Prescription comes TO
the rescue of women as no other meolGnee
does. II is the only medicine for women. sold
by druggists. under positive guarantee
from the manufacturers, that il Will give
satisfaction in every case, or money pad Tor
it will be refunded. See guarantee on bottle
wrapper.
Copyright, 1853 by WORLDS DIS. MED. ASSN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-17
By George L. Crawford,
Real Esta,s Agent and Actlonesr.
1905 Bsnk street.

A UCTIONSALE OFLARGE, HAND
N sONE.AND DESIRABLE w EST IND Rtsl-
DENCE ON sTRREI-cAk LlNE, CORNER OF
MAIN AND PARK SrEhfs.--By request OF the
owner who is poa-residsaI viii oifer for ssle
at auction, upon the promises,
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 2trH,
~ q o'clock r. NJ, the Aforementioned PRO-
PERTY, fronting on one etrcet $50 feet and tho
other street no feet Tho Residence contains
fourteen rooms and was built by DIR, W. w. Bon
nett for his own use, m tho mosi substantial
manner. The grounds are stocked with shade
and fruit; also, RrarsyiAes. &c.
TxRxs: Very easy, and made known ~ sale
GEoRGE x CRAWFORD. Auc.,oasen
ap 1dt7.las0.x.EAn
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by Jae. AscdouGalL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-17
BY james b Elam.
Real Estate Agent and AUcsionesr.
iii3 Main street
rVRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
OF
GOOD LAUREL~STKEET DWELLING.

Ia execution % a certain deal % trust % re
bearing date September 2. ioos, and oay -
corded I'm the clerks once OF tlc clin9li
Chaneery Court l shall sell by paolsc A-e''Vn. "a
the premises. on
THURSDAY, ArRit Il, isoA
q, oc,ork y. ~. the NEAT, COMFORTABLY
AND WRLl-LOcArED FRAME DIV AlLlNs
No are south Laurel street. The i9t if9s.,-s
20 S-la feos on Tho west side u Laurps src,l 81
tween spring aud Aloemsris ssreo.S AL 90
tensitnx back between parallel hee, "a NJ 10.
10 an alley 20 feet wide. ihe dsehioe eootsih.as
about four rooms. tho usual eonsenienoSs e'
water culver. pAvemens ac , -
a snns iittls home in = ooasenieot and pies
saat location. ..,.,...
% safe and thu note ior ss1o deseflos1 .''ss.
and the residue a. the sfantor 90 we ue-.
shsll prescripe and direct: ous oshef spl -
ilbcrsi terms wtll probably % gwen AL ~
nounced Is time OF sAis. l. H. bl-AstvN.
J. b ELAN. Auesionesrs N
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on THE DAN.
A Hoavy SIOruo-PorsOnsi Notes.
,cn.-..,,., .s,,,.. 10 ,he fsiehrnond Diapgtcn.

tCorrespondence of the Richmond Dispstch.l
DANvILLE, Va, April 10, 1889.
Since Saturday last il has been stormIng
here. The ram has descended in torrents
and the wind has been blowing gale. IL Is
one OF Mrs. Chanler's " brown storms"
But the rain was much needed.
The great social event OF The season will
be the annual banquet OF the Knights Tenn
MARS. 10 DC given at Masonic Hail on next
Tuesday evening.
The revival meetings at Fioyd-Street
church have closed. During the meeting
l22 persons protested conversion.
The trouble bctweeA the iobacco.manufsc-
turers and their employees has not vet been
adjusted, aud the factories have not resumed
work. The manufacturers have declined to
make general advance IN wages asked for
by the rollers. Ills still believed. however,
fhst an agreement will be reached In day
or two.
A number OF gentlemen here who keep
horses have decided TO open gentiemer's
driving park al the reservoir. G..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-17
BY Frank D. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" VERY DESIRABLE MODERN. STOCK
BRICK FRONT DWELLING No. IS WEST CARY
STREET, on THE SOUTH SIDE OF CARY BE-
TWEEN fOUSHEE AND ADAMS STREETS.
AT AUCTION.--By virtue OF a decree entered In
the Chancery Court OF he city OF Richmond in
the suit hereinafter mentioned. on April II, 1889.
tho undersigned. special commissioner, viii sell
at public auction, on the preinisss, on
THURSDAY, APRIL %. 1889.
at 8 o'clock p NJ. the VERY VALUABLE AND
DESIRABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, To-
Gated "a above. and Described 10 said decree "a
oil that lot Of land on the south SIDE o. Cary oe-
tween Foushee and Adams streets, With BRICK
DWELLING containing eight rooms aud ali the
modern improvements. The house IS coMpara-
lively new, Is well built and rented TO r good
tenant. The Lofts 25xl5i feet 10 an alley fifteen
feet wide.
This property Is in a gooi neighborhcod. con-
venient to business, and offers q fine opportuni-
~ for those In search Of a me iium-sfzsd dwell
ing for a homo or for investment
TsRMs: Ono fourth caoh the bsisnce 10 three
equal instaimonis in si1, twelve, aad eighteen
months. the purchaser % give negotiable notes,
with per cont interest added. aUd title retained
until The purchaee-mODcy IL paid in full and
conveyance ordered by the Court
JACKSON GUY,
Special Commissioner.
FRANK D. HILL & CO., Auctoneers.
PTrLIIAM. GUARDIAN, PLAINTIFF. AGAINST NOR
TOs. &c. DEFENDASTs.-N THs CBANCERY
COURT OF THE CITY Oh RICHMOND.
/, Charles ". Goddln. clerg Of said court GER
tfy that the bond required OF the special COM
missioner by tho decree Ia said cause Of April
-, lss9, has been duly given.
Givon under my hand t1is 10Th day Of April,
Spl7 CHARLES W. GoDDIN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-17
By James 3. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionscr,
l113 Main street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
THAT VERY ATTRACTIVE. CENTRALLY-Lo-
GATED
LOT OF 25xl3O FEET,
WITH TIE
LARGE BRICK STABLE AND CARRIAGE
HOUSE THEREON,
on EIGHTH STREET BETWEEN MARSHALL
AND CLAY STREETS.

In execution OF a certain decd OF trust 70 the
undersigned trustee. bearing dage March 1, 1888.
aud duly recorded in the clerks olEce o. tho
Richmond Chancery Court, Shall sell bg pubic
auction, on the premses, on
FRIDAY. APRIL ~. 1893.
at 3 o'clock P. A., the REAL ESTATE described
In said deed, II being that BEAUTIFUL AND
VALUABLE LOT on the west side Of Eighth
street between Marshall and Clay streets. adj
Joining the lao residence Of william G. stokes.
Esq, fronting p fec, extending bach between
parallel lines l3) feet. having large brcS sta
bio ard csrriags-house thereon and an alley -
feet wide on It's southern side.
This IS the only vacant lot in this central and
attractive location. is Of pretty size. with The
most pleasant surroundings. aud should be seen
by ali who contemplate building Wijh tho Wow
10 convenience OF location or tho certainty OF a
gooi tenant at high rent
The terms will be announced at timo Of sale.
np Il JAMES b. ELAN. Trustee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-17

MEADE HAgKlH&
PHILIP 4. PURCELL,
Special Commissioners
r. B, CBAPFIy & Co, AucGOReers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-17
A aa Drowning Accident.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
ORANGE COURTHOUSE, VA, April 10. 1889.
A son OF Mr. Lawrence Without. aged
twelve years, IN attempting TO cross the Rs-
p,dsn river with three-hoTse- wagon team,
near Rapidsn station on Monday, was wash
ed from his horse and drowned. The horses
were saved. Z.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-17
ByN. W. Bcwe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
VlHE HANDSOME AND CAPA-
CIOUS RESIDENCE
OF
MR. oDIN G. CLAY.
No 1905 GROVE AVENUE,
WITH LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE GROUNDS,
AT MOTION.

At the request Of thoowDer. who has removed
TO a distant state. l will sell by auction, on tao
premises. on
TUESDAY, APRIL IS, 1889.
At AZ O'Clock p. VI, the LARGE, ATTRACTIVE,
AND WELI-BUILT RESI- DENCB above referred
10. which was constructed q few years ago OF the
best materials. IL contains on the nrst story,
besides the large and airy halls, two handsome
parlors a large and b0Sutful dining-roOm.
library, store-room, pantry. laundry. hnd kiich-
en-, with m8in stairway and apriVnte stairway
TO the rext Goor: ard on the second moor are
Eve large and one small bedrooms, bath, ser
vanis' rooms. r., all arranged in the most per-
feet and complete manner.
The house occuuies about 45 feet OF tho lot,
leaving vacant say 30 feet OF tho most beautiful
land in that deserved popular section OF our
growing city; and IL is probable that the vacant
lot will 10 sold separately.
In ARRANGEMENTS, comfort neighborhoo1, GER
tain incresse 10 value, and ganeral a,tractiyeness
this property is all that can DO desired as home
or as an investment
TERMS: At sale. n. W. BOWIE,
Auctioneer.
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PArsIcs's Fospsr rIsEs.
Fifty FARMERS Buraed out-piea
Fighting she Planes
fspecIal telogram % me In.na,,.

DANynLE Va. April 16.-Laier sdyices
from the Patrick couuty forest ires Indicate
tina, at least fifty farmers were burned out
and DIR. Abe Robertson pcrished m the
flames. He wss = well-known citizen, flfty
years OF age. living ten miles west OF stuart.
He was hghtiog the fire and was finally sllr.
rounded BY the flames.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-17
By Rawlings a Rose,
Real Estate Agents and Aucrtonoers,
No. II aorth Tenth street

COMMISSIONERS SALE BY AUG
< TlON OF VALUABLE IMPROVED RAJ
ESTATE SITUATED Of TIE EAST SIDE uf
LAUREL STREET BETWEEN SPRING And
CHINA STREETS.
MichsuE. who sues. &c, In mo Chsnoery Seuri
Va OF tuo ttl OF hl~A'
Hir, adm'Or. and als.) monA
By virtue Of decree entered in the above
named cause on April II, isc'. lie undsrsigaed,
special commissioner thereoy appointed, VII
sell BY auction. on the promises, on
SATURDAY. APatL 20. lss9.
ats o'clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY io-crib-i To-
LAND. vita improvements thereon. 'rouang
thirty-two feet more or less. 90 Tho easi siie ~
Laurel ssreot between Spring aod chiaA sHeea
and run ming back rs feot 20 an ably.
Tho improvements consist u = iramo dwell
Ing containing four or more rooms.
Terms: one fourth cash balance I'm 81,
twelve and eighteen months, f0r nagr.al. t
notes bearing per cent, and oslo rcialuei ln.
al all the pur.h money 10 paid and On
yeyance ordered by Court.
special Com issiOler
RAWLINGS & Ross. Aucuoneers.
MIcHAUx, VINO SUES &c, PLNSriFF. A0afTr
Htx, ADMINISTRATORS, Asp Ats.-iN fnI thlS-
Gerry COURT OY THg tirY ~ MCHAONp.
/. Charles ". Goddln. CLERK - a,.i court
certify that tho bond required ~ tns special
commissioner by the decree in rali cause ~
April H. lsSl, has boon duly given.
Given under my hand tas lzth day o. April
1879
apn CHARLES w. GODDiS.
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AUCTION AuCrIos sALss--yussre Dsys.
ByM W. Bo~s.
Real Estate Aactlonssr

CHOICE WEsT-FRANELIN
STREET
wEsT-GRAcE-sTgEEr Tors
AT AUCTION.
FRIDAY, APRIL 10 1881.
AT cd O'CLOCK p. "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-17

60 FEET CORNER MITCHELL AND HICKORY
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-17
BY Frank d. Hill Z Co..
Real Estate AuctioneerA.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING
4 3l5 WEST BAKER STREET AND LOT OF
GROUND FRONTING - FEET, WITH DEPTH
OF 100 FEET, MORE OR LESS.-By virtue Of q
decd Of trust % the undersigned. dated March
81 1885 and recorded in the clerks ofiice OF the
Richmond Chancery Court, peed-bOok l34 3,
page 81, default having been mnd0 Ia the pay
Inent OF certain notes secured therein. aud being
requested so to DO by tie beneficiary under said
deed, we will sell on
MONDAY, APRIL -, 1882
on the premises, at o'clock T. NJ, the PRO
PERTY described therein o. follows: All the LOT
OF GROUND fronting % feet upon the south limo
Of Baker street In the city OF Richmond, upon
which stands the Frame Dwelling No. 3l5 west
Baker street. containing three rooms and de-
tached, kitchen.
TERMs: Sl2L70, with interest from March
1888 and expenses Of sale cash balance OF SlS25
May 81. 1883, and the residue upon terms on day
of sale II. W. STAhPER,
!. 5. PARRISH.
anil Trustees
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wEsrEnS LusATic ASYLUM.
The Meeting OF sne Hoard on yesser,
terGay.
Especial toloTram 70 The Dispatch,

Especial toioTrnnl % Tie Dispsteb.l
srAuSfos. VA, April 1e.--AiI the meu-
bsrs OF the Board OF Directors o. The Vest
ern Lunaiic Asyium we're 10 atiendarcc to-
day, TO which dale They stood adjourned
from the 1910 instant, previous 70 which
they we're 10 c4ied session, as reported M
the Dnpsich Of the l<sb. investigating
The inleSnsl management. The time
hsxtsx arrived for tho regular an.
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BY virtue OF the above decree, entered on
above date, the undersigned. special commits
sioners therein appointed, will sell at public
auction on the pre nasoa.
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pyright, 1sss by WORLDS DIS. MED. ASSN.