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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
F.srERN LryAr1c AsYLUMl

EASTERN LUSATIC AsYLUM,(
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, January Is, 1888.
Alta MEETING OF THE BOARD
N OF DIRECTORS OF THE EASTERN LU-
NATIC ASYLUM, held i'll said city on Tuesday.
January 10, 1883. ,ru,-oo,,
Resolred. That the contracts for supplying this
institution with the following articles for tho
quarter ending March 81, 1859, DO awarded TO the
parties FAMED below:
GROCERIES.
Bridgwator Roller Mills 40 barrels Flour
Charles l.. Todd, 400 bushels Corn-MeaL
Davenport q Morris, 5000 pounds GRADUATED
Sugar. O..
Augustine Glover, 4,UO0 POUNDS leho" ou-
gar.
Davenport & Morrls 1000 pounds Coffee.
T. j. Barlow, 400 pounds Green Tea.
Watkins q Davenport, LOCO pounds Rice.
Bowie Is West, 800 pounds Crackers
Barham Il Pollard, COO pounds Nelline.
Barham a. Pollard, 800 pounds soap.
Davenport j. Norris 100 gallons hOasses.
Slater, Myers & CO.. 90 gallons Whiskey.
Davenport & Morris. 10 gallons Sherry Wine
julien binford, gallons French Brandy;
Davenport ~ Morris Is dozen Porter O.. S.)
NsHechler Dr., Brother, G,O)O pounds Shout
der Bacon.
y Hechier Jr., & Brother, 100 pounds Ham
Bacon.
DRY GOODS.
H.R. Anderson q Co., 80 pair Blankets
Peter Smith q Co.. lU0 pair blankets.
l. W. Lane & Son. iCj Bed Spreads.
r. Is. Blamiro. 100 yards Crash.
II. II. Anderson 81 20. 300 yards Bod Tick.
Peter Smith & Co.. $50 yards Flannel
Il e. Blamire, 1000 yards Sneeung
Drewry Il Co.. 400 yards Brown Drill.
f. b. Blamiro. 1000 yards Cotton.
L. W. Lane Is son. bOJ yards Bioached Cotton
II. II. Anderson s. CO., 2c0 yards Gingham.i
T. b. Blamire, 200 yards Bingham.
h. II. Blamire. 800 yards Calico.
l.. b. Blamire 2J0 yards Mems Wear.
Iostc:
JOHN L. MERCER, Clerk, &c,
taIS-It Eastern Lunatic Asylum.
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By George w. Mayo, Auctioneer,
CPFClALLY ATTRACTIVE SALE
ONO. T. LaughtOn, Jr., SalesmanJ
No. "a north Ninth street.

CPEClALLY ATTRACTIVE SALE
SoF 4 CONSIGNMENT OF RICH FRENCH
AND ENGLISH DINNER, TEA, DIS tRI-,
FISH. AND PUNCH-sETS, CUT-GLAsS co
LOGNE SETS, FINE sTANO-LAMPS, FANCY
VASES. BISQUE AND T E &c Y y A
FIGURES. AND VALUABLE MIsCELLAkk-
Gus GOODS AT AUCTION. have received an
invoice Of very DESIRABLE GOODS, such "a
are rarely offered at auction in this city, which
will be sold without reserve az my auciion-house,
No. "a smith stroot lrear sales-room, on
FRIDAY TER 18Th ISsTANT,
commencing at 1917 O'Clock A. NJ. The collection
will embrace in part: $1,000, ,.,,,.,.l.,,
CHINA DINNER SETS, OF varied decora-
tons, l2j pieces each.
ENGLISH DINNER SETS Of different dec0ra-
tions containing from i05 10 10 pieces each.
ENGLISH CIAMBEh-SkIs OF ~ aud u pieces
each.
FINE FISH SETS Of dish, tureen. and plates.
COLOGNE SETS-nne cut-eiass bottles.
LEMONADE AND PUNCH SETS.
SATIN GLASS VASES.
CHINA VASES-hand-p painted Of costly design.
FANCY VASES Of all styles, qualities, and
TABLE CUTLERY I'm great variety.
BISQUEAND TRANSFORMATIONS OF latest
designs.
A large line Of FANCY STAND-LAMPS;
A large collection OF ORNAMENTAL and USE
FUL HOU SkkEEPING ARTICLES;
general assortment OF PLAIN and FANCY
MANY NIsCFLLANFOUS GOODS.
The goods will be ready for exhibition on
THURSDAY MORNING, and the public s. re-
qucsted TO call and examine the collection before
the day Of sale
The sale is positive. and the collection worthy
''' GEORGE W. MAYO.
tal6 AuctiOneer.
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PETERSBURG.
Court Matters-Indtctment n
OF the CIGy.

OF the cay.
Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dspatch,l
JANUARY Il, 1889.
The quarterly term OF the Hastings
Court Of this city was commenced this morn
ing-Judge ID. NJ. Bernard presiding. The
Commonwealt docket is large one, and
besides there are many civil cases 10 be dis
posed OF.
In his charge to the grand jury Judge
Bernard very particularly called attention TO
violations OF the State law by persons alleged
10 be engaged IN the sale Of coupons with
cut license 10 do so. This business, II is
reported, has been openly carried on in Pes
terrbuTg by several persons. The grand
Jury, after giving consideration TO this mat
ter, made request that the CommOnweslthps
Attorney should prepare three indictments
10 be presented to the jury at the session to-
morrow.
Among the indictments found by the
grand jury to-day were true bills against the
following parties: John FItzmOrrls (white),
stealing and attempting to pass an endorsed
check; Frank Mason (cOloredl, felony
stealing and selling COW; j. w. Allen
(colored), criminal assault; W. A. Davis,
robbery OF the person, and 5. William Gholson
icolored), stealing Il COW. There are sumo
ious other cases yet TO be scted upon by the
grand jury.
The health Of the city has been remarkably
fine during the winter There were less
than half a dozen interments in Blan dford
cemetery IN December, and only two graves
have been opened there thus far this month.
ROBIN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
HURLED TO DEATH.
"A FEARFUL ACCIDENT TO LITTLE BOY
IN LYNcHBURG.
Caught In the Betting Of cigarstts-hs-
chine-Escaped from Jsil-Death
of a Lady.
,sn.c,., telegram to the Dispatch


LYScHBURo. Va, January IA fearful
accident occurred 1.-THE Lone Lack cigarette
factory, on Clay street, al l:30 O'Clock thus
afternoon, whereby ten-year-old boy
named Russell handler lost his lie. Inc
little fellow, In running what Is known as q
"spliuing" machine, used for tearing up
rejected cigarettes. GOT his left wrist eaugnt
in the heltinv. which was moving with great
rapidity. one cry was all that was heard
from him and In the next instant he was car
ried 10 the ceiling and dashed with great
force against II, breaking his meek. Before
the employees could stop the machinery the
beltings had revolved moro than dozen
times ana each revolution carried the
mangled body from floor 10 ceiling. When al
last the machinery was stopped the BODY was
found 10 be feariully bruised, his clothing IN
tatiers, and his feet shoeless. lie lived about
Eve minutes after the stoppage OF the ma
cbineTY.
Mrs. Elizabeth Leftwieb, most estimaole
lady. died to-day; aged siXty-eight.
Edward Wade, a colored man, escaped
frcm tue city jail last night by cutting q
hole through the wall. There were several
other prisoners IN the same room, but none
Of them leit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18

Special telegram to the Dispatch.l

topeVih 'o'osi@h ." "0 DioP"'NN'i
LYNCHBURG. January IA man from
BEDFORD called at the Campbell county clerks
Office Monday and stated he wanted mar.
rage license and wanted it cheap. lie SAID
the Bedford clerk wanted 10 make him pay
a dollar, bat the girl lived over the line IN
Campbell, and be thought az he had come a
long way the Campbell clerk might let him
have the papers for quarter. The clerk
gave him the desired document, but charged
him the usual price. He came back next
morning aud tried TO get the clerk to refund,
and said TIE Girl had gone back on him;
she wouldn't marry a man that was Stingy
enough 10 beat the clerk down in the price
of a marriage license,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
4 THE NEAT AND COMFORTABLE
TWO STORY FRAME DETACHED DWELLING
no. 7HNORTH NINTH STREET.

In execution Of the deed of trust from Charles
Wright and wife 20 tue undersigned trustees,
dated October o, 1885, and recorded in the clerks
ONCE Of tho richmond Chancory Court, In Deed
Book 12g Is. page l25. We shall sell by public Ruc-
ton, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, JANUARY IS, 1889.
az AZ o'clock =. ~, the LOT OF LAND, with the
improvements thereon, described in said decd,
and fronting % feet on the west side OF Ninth
street on " french Garden Ilill,' and extending
tack 100 feet 10 An alley. the said dwelling con-
tanning four rooms, being substantially built, in
good order, and in q central and good-renting
locality
TRIMS: Unless Otherwise agreed upon and
announced at sale, cash As 10 the expenses al
sale, any delinquent taxes. and the note for 800
described IN the said decd. with interest thereon
from January 8. 1889: AID the residue by negO-
liable notes at twelve months, with interest
added, and secured 10y deed Of trust
H. B. ELAN,
JOHN TALAAN,
ta13 Trustees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18

in few minutes. lie had been hunting with
Ned skipper, and As they returned they sss
down on some rocks at Bradshaw's Branch,
a half mile east Of Fincastle. jenkins was
examining the pruning OF bis gun, the butt
resting upon one Of the many large lime
stone rocks that abound At that point. skip
per remarked 1t is getting late, II IL time for
us 20 20. All right. SAID Jenkins, and rose
up. Ia doing this the butt OF the qua
slipped. the hammer striking stone, causing
the left barrel TO explode, the entire contents
lodging In the left breast. The deceased was
highly respected here by both white and col
ored. He leaves wife and children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18

by A. l. kdamson.
Real Estate Anctonoer and Insurance Agent
sl3 Huh street, Manchester, Va

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF 4 VALUA-
h Biz BRICK STORE AND a FRAME
DWELLING ON HULL STREET BETWkEN
SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS. hhNChEs-
TER. NA-By virtue Of a deed OF trust from T.
Burnett and wife. duly recorded In the CLERK =
office Of the Hastings Court Of the city OF Man
chester. Va, IA Deadlock 3, page -, 10 tho I'M
dersiened trustee. default having been made ~:
the payment o. tho note secured thereby, ana
being requested 10 20 do by the holder thereoi,
will sell NJ public auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY. JANUARY rs. 1899.
AZ 4 o'clock ?. NJ, 89k FEET or LAND on the
north side Of Hull street between sixth and go
yenfh streets, together with TWO LARGE
BUILDINGS thefson-one a Brick Store contain
ing four dWrllinc-roOms In addition 10 the at
tractivo store room the other Frame Dwell
ing, containing about Ave rooms.
This property Is in good order. The store Is
one OF the most desirable places OF business on
lower Hull street.
This Il good opportunity 10 invest in real
estate In this locality "a the new line Of street.
cars will be built over Mnyo's BRIDGE ana VIII
run IN 'front.' OF this property In the next low
monthA The spike-mills and several other
manufactures will soon be In operation-all OF
which will add materially 70 tho value OF the
above property.
TERMS: Made known ut the sale.
WILLIAM L. COWARDlN,
Trustee.
A. I. ApAYsoE. Auctioneer. jaB
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18

ISpeclal teIegraIn 70 Tue Dlspatch.l
LYNCmBuRG, January l7.-G. X. Whor-
then, a travelling evangelist and temperance
lecturer, SPOKE In Liberty last night, and this
morning was arrested on a warrant sworn
out by bAr-keeper named Moon, who
charged him with using obscene and indie
cent language. lie was tsken into court aud
hped 81 and ordered to leave town in one
hour. A large number OF the best people
urge the evangelist not 10 leave. aud say tney
will pay his fine as often rs he is fined.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
Poeansntas and i's Town Levy

HAR4IsoNauR0, Va, January 1.-THE
town Of Pooahontas this morning, through
its attorneys. filed an answer In Judge Paups
court, alleging that II had made the maximum
levy allowed by its charter. The Judge
thereupon set aside the order for perempto-
~ mandamus entered on Monday and con-
tinued the further hearing Of the case TO
Lynchburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
'HE ONLY ALL-EAiLLiNS ro NoHfoi-
DIEDMONr AIR-LlNE.

RICHMOND AND DAHFIlfE RNi 0''
SHORTEST AND MOST DriE.t hI.l.
1uE SOUTH
PULLMAN sLEEpEH- ON All r..'.
TRAINS
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n GorFecgt0u.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatch.l
HAMPTON, Va. January II, 1889.
In referring 10 the death q Mr. w. i.
Smith IN my letter OF Yesterday lshould have
said that no was lieutenant IN Company Is,
Third Virginia cavalry, Instead OF Third
Virginia regiment. PAUL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
BY y W Bowe,
Real Estate Auct.oneor.
10 Eleventh stree, Richmond, Va
DICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY
IL RAILROAD COMPANY.

1. Herbert I. Terrlll and Thomas s. Bo-ock,
Trustees. .............-.t comp aIuahl-,
against
The Richmond AMI Allegheny Railroad Com
pauy and Others. ..................De fendanis.
Q Henry ". Alexander and Henry s. Eiiyson,
Trustees. NONip ialuahtsi
against
The Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
pany and Others Defendants.
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PROPOSALS..
OFPicE MASONIC TEMPLE AssOcIATIoN,(
RICHMOND, Va, December q, 1885.

OFPicE MASONIC TEMPLE ASsOciATIoN,(
RICHMOND, Va, December %. 1885. !
GEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE
~ ERECTION or A MASONIC TEMPLE at
the cornor Of Hroed and Adams streets. In Rich
moad. Ia accordance with the plans prepared by
jackson &. Colt, architect, will be received by
the building Committee at their ONCE, corner
Main aud Ninth streets, until ~ Nj. FRIDAY.
February 10, 1854
Pisns and specifications may be seen after
January 18TH a. the once Of Walter X. Higham,
ehafer building Richmond, Va, or that OF jack
son G. Gott corner Charles ana Lafayette streets,
Baltimore. Md.
Bids will be received for the work Us a whole,
and also for BACH TRADE separately, the Build.
ing Committee reserying tho night 70 reject any
or ali bids. according IS they may deem tho best
interests OF the association may require.
WILLIAM Y. TANNER,
A. X COURTNEY,
l. \. TOWER,
80 beodssAtdtFsi Building Commitssa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18

NTVIFWT4 " ITO ' II '
Richmond Theological Seminary
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AUCTION sALrs-rusure Days.
by Quarles q xscuriy.
Real Estate Brokers'

RUSTEES' SALE OF BRICK
II STORE AND DWELLING PROPERTY At
THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SECOND AND
CANAL STREETS AT AUCTION execution
o; acertaln deed Of trust from Alex. J. Not, 70 me
undersigned, dated December 10. 1894. aud re-
cordef Ia Deed Book ~ 3, page 10. being re.
CURED 20 20 do by tho beneficiary under said
deed. default having been made IA the payment
OF the note secured thereby. will oder for safe
upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY rs, fss9.
AZ O'Clock, the PROPERTY conveyed by said
deed The dwelling No. 38 east CanHl street IS
conveniently located and vol arranged, contain
ing six rooms. with bath and closets the store
has a dwelling over same OF flye rooms. An IN
spectiOn Of the property Il invited lot 81 by 81
feet Both houses occupied bT good tenants.
TERMS: Cash "a % cost aud expenses Of sale
and sufficient 20 pay of note Of 81 800 with into
rest from October 10, 1887; residue a. may Do sn-
nounced at sale. W. l. COWAkDIN,
". n. MCCARTHY.
Trustees.
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by 4. l.. Adamscn,
Real Estate Auctioneor ami Insurance Agent,
sl3 Hull street, Manchester, Va.
TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 DESIRA-
4 BILE HOUSE AND LOT
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF CAMBRIDGE
STREET BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
EIGHTH STREETS.
MANC ESTER, VA.

By virtue Of a deed Of trust from Henry Jones
70 the undersigned trustees. duly recorded IN
the clerks ONCE OF the Hastings Court OF tbs
city Of Manchester, ia Deed-BoOk, Volume 9.
page l6l default having been made IN the pay
ment Of the bond thereby secured, ami 0eiug
requested 80 10 do by tho beneficiary, we VIII
soil at public auction. on tho premises, on
MONDAY. JANUARY Il, 1889,
st4 o'clock P. NJ, that VALUABLE HOUSE and
Lot fronting - feet on the south side OF Balm
bridge street between Seventh and Eighth
streets. and running back about 100 feet The
house contains five rooms. and having
been recently remodellsd Is as good as new. lt
Is in good location and close 10 the stre9t-cats
aud Seventh slgest, where 50 much improvement
Is being madet
TERYs: Cash sufficient n pay costs Of exc
cutting this trust, he taxes unpaid. and the bal
auce Of s13S o., which Is stu due upon said
land: she balance upOu such terms as Will DO
made known at the sAls.
T. W. WElslGER,
II. FITZGERALD,
Trustees.
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The Boston,.

Ask GrQcers for our Patent Barley CRYSTALS,
aneS, unFAyall "a Cereal Food. for Breakfast Tea
& DeAort- Ngnot soh there, write for free SANE
pes.S SLU&ARN FLOUR and SPECIAL DIA-
BRTlCA FO<lV are invaluable awaste-repairing
hours fDPysEepSia, Diabetes, Debility & Chill
dreps FAFa. No bran; mainly free from starch.
F9EaI faEAy useSV nothing equals our HEALTH
pLoUE. kend fdS circular offering lbs. tree.
FARWELL& RHINES, Props, Watertown,N.3
Ua1i-l3tnrl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18

NOTICE TO HENRICO COUNTY
~ DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS FOR 1883
TAXES.-You are hereby notified 10 como 20 my
ofiice and settle an your delinquent 1883 taxes,
a. will soon send out my deputies with ins'ruc-
tons to levy If the taxes arc not Immediately
paid. All land delinquent Tor 1887 taxes am
sellinC every day during the term OF the County
Court GEORGE h. ANDERSON,
Treasurer HeuricO County
Once County courthouse. "a Loot
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rr1RISrEES, SAIE OLE A SMAI.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL
4 TRACT OF LAND SITUATED N HENRICO
COUNTY ABOUT ONE HALF NILE FROM
LAUREL (FORNEBLY HUNGARY STATION.
on RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AN ID
POTOMAC RAILROAD, AT AUCIlON.-ln part
execution Of n deed Of trust dated 2ith June.
1857 20 tho undersigned trustee. aud recorded
in Deadlock III, page 312, henrco county
Court, We, being required 80 70 do by the holder
Of the note thereby secured, default having been
ssle, upon lhe premises on
THURSDAY. JANUARY y, 1850,
NJ O'Clock. tho TRACT OF LAND above mem
toned. containing TWENIY-NINE ACRES, be-
ing part Of Lot :, Of GlaZebrooks survey
TgRMs Cash 90 cost and expenses u sale
and % pay oil a balance Of SllGJ0 due on note
and interest from 90th September, 1855: balance
Oh terms announced at sale.
W. l. COWARDIN,
W. II. MCCARTHY.
Irusfees
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nr,,NEss npponrUNrrIEs.

NOR SALE, THE STOCK AND
Il GOODWILL OF A LARGE GENERAL
STORE in all interior live railroad town. An
nual sales. $4,000 For particulars address
"MRRCHAN1," care daily Dispatch.
ia l6-eodSt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
a Cefered Preacher Accidentally
Kills Himself.

Especial telegram 10 the pispstohi
FfxcAs1l.g, Va, January l7.-Rey. Minor
Jenkins, pastor OF the eoIorsd Methodist
church At this place, accidentally shot bin.
seu Through the heart this evening aud died
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
AL ADAMsov, Auctioneer.


DUBLIC SALE OF STANTON
4 RIVER LAND.-In pursuance Of the provl-
slOns oil two deeds Of trust executed by Major
Charles :. Darlington and his wife. recorded in
the clerks oilce Of Halifax County Court, in
Deadlock No. 81, pages 80 and 5s5, and belug
thereto required BY the beneficiary. the under
sigued will sell ~ the highest bidder, by public
auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER %. 1854
that TRULY VALUABLE ESTATE known as
"MILDENDOn
is situated near Coes's Ferry. 10 Halifax
county, Va. Immediately on Stanton river, and
contains 1850 ACRES.
The land a. Of excellent quality. well adapted
20 the growth Of grain, tobacco, and other crops,
and is in q good state OF cultivation.
The tract contains a large proportion OF low
grounds In high state OF fertility, and also q
large body in original forest OF the finest oak
timber.
The improvements consist Of LARGE AND
COMMODlOUS DWELLlNG-HOUSE with the
usual out buildings, while the farm ID provided
with al necessary stables. corn-hOuses, barns,
and otnor buildings required Tor large plAnts-
ton.
The interest in the said land which is thus
offered for sale consists Of an UNDIVIDED
TuREE-FOURTHS INTEREST IN FEE aud a
TWO-THIRDS INTEREST in remainder Of tho
remaining fourth.
TKRhs: One fourth OF the purchase-money
viii bs required 10 DO paid In cash: and on tho
residue credit Of one and two years will DO
given, the purchaser executing negotiable notes
therefor, with interest from day OF sale added.
As soon as the terms OF she sale are compiled
chaser, and deed OF trust taken thereon as q
further security for he'deferred instalments.
r. c. fEAABLE.
JOHN W. RELY.
Augusta, 1854 Trustees.
POsTPONEMKNT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
By. II. Valentine. Auctioneer,
George II. Valentine and II. Benson, salesmen,)
No. ST east Broad street

7 ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
h OF HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. FUkNI-
TURE, WALNUT BOOK CASE, SHOWCASES,
PARLOR AND CHAMBER SUITS, WARD
ROBES, BEDSTEADS, BtREAUS, &C.
TODAY
nj 1879 O'Clock I will soil NJ my Hucti0n-rOoms
very large assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FUkNI-
TURF, embracing
1PLUSH PARLOR SUIT,
! WALNUT BOOKCASE. with drawers;
Several CHAMBER SUlIS-marblo-t0p and
fancy cottage style;
SHOWCASES worry fine D0uble-Deck Case,
Upright, and Counter Cs5e4
ALSO.
a very large Invoice Of GLASSWARE, consisting
Of PRESERVE, PICKLE. TIER. and CAk r.
DISHES, GOBLE1S. SYRUP, WATER, and
MILK-PlTCHERS, BRASS and PAiNTED-WIkE
BnD-CAGEs, PICTURES. BASKETS, LAMPS,
HARDWARE, sc. This sale is positive and Is
made without limit or reserve, ami should Ct
tract those IN want OF bargains. -
j. ii. VALENTINE,
taIS AuctiOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
ByN. W. Bowe,
Zeal Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES PEREMPTORY SALE
OF THE
BROOK TURNPIKE
WITH ALL OF ITS
VALUABLE RIGHTS, PRIVILEGES, AND
FRANCHISES.
BY PUBLIC AUCTION

Byvirtuo Of deed Of trust from the Richmond
and Henn,O Railroad. Turnpike, and Graded
Road Company Commonly known as the Brook
Turnpike) 10 the undersigned as trustees, da,ed
January I. 1874, and duly recorded, No Will sell
by public auction. at the Office OF tho aucitcneer.
No 4 North Eleventh street. In The city Of kich-
mond, on
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY q, 1880.
Att O'Clock u. NJ the EXTREMELY VALUABLE
TURNPIKE known 81 the Brook Turnpike, to-
gether with it, valuable franchises, which arc
especially liberal, even Authorizing the con-
struction and operation Of a railroad thereon
with cars propelled by steam or otherwise.
This vide thOroughfare runs north IRON Bs-
cOn's-QuRrter branch through a thickly-settled
portion OF tho county, aud Is the main artery
leading TO and from a large territory mat must
use this road, and it5 revenue could % very APP
probably augmented by grayelling the road
bed 30 a. 70 make it. as Il can and should Oe
made, a popular drive for pleasure carriages. for
which " would then Do especially adapted oa
account Of having the sun al the side OF the car
rlages instead Of ia froni. a. Ii tho case en- the
Grove road
This road for many years was q very profitable
piece Of properly. and Ia the hand, Of live per-
son can be- made 20 pay large dividend upon
az least double the amount the road u likely %
sell for, and we confidently recommend thls pro-
perry TO any one possessed OF fair judgment VINO
will give MS personal attention 10 its manage
menL
Proposing purchasers will please attend
promptly at the time aud place above named. a.
we intend TO make quick and sure Work 10 the
matter of selling.
Al six, twelve. and eighteen months, for notes
with Interest added, and secured by deed oil
trust JOHN L. Gku bbs,
JAMES X. CRENsHAW,
jail trustees