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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15

tae backyard. An alarm was given.
Neiehbors were called TO the scene, bus
ia the mean time the shaggy brutes had
slunk TO neighboring woods. A hunt
ing party composed Of qusrrymen,
woodchoppers, and farmers was soon
organized and q search instituted. Two
large bloodhounds. owned by Cornelius
Palen and Luther Trowbridge, accom-
panied the party. The chase was q long
one. The Bruins led the hunters
over kill and dale. Overlook noun.
tain was reached and the hunters
we're nearly exhausted. Still the
trail was followed which led from
"the mountain through Rattle
snake Hollow. Here tho dogs. which
were considerably in the lead, overlook
the bears, and lively tussle ensued.
The hunters were soon on the scene.
and q few minutes later two shaggy
brutes Law lifeIess on the ground. The
dogs were badly bruised and scratched.
The largest OF the two bears weighed
over 1926 pounds. The other tipped the
scales at about 300 pounds. The hides,
which are remarkably fine ones. have
been sent to New York city, where
large price is expected for them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15

Pursuant to a decree and foreclosure salo en-
tered on the 18th day Of Decom Der. ISIS by The
Circuit Court OF the city Of RicDmUnd, Nirsinia,
ia the abnve-styel Causes. tho undersigned as
commissioners appointed by said decree, WI sell
as an entirety Nv public auction. to tao highest
bidder az the front door o. the courthouse OF the
Hastings Court, in the said city, az the hour Of
II N, on the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15

1. Herbert L Terrin and Thomas g. Bocock,
1rustees......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .,
against
The Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
pauy and Others. .Deiennfnts
. Henry N. Alexander and Henry h. tlyson.
Trustees. ...NOnpihlnahIs'
against
Tho nichmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
pany and Others. ..................,D Dol sndeh,A
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NORFOLK NEWS
pyArH.RArr And IMPROVED SANTA
NJ CONDITION.
The Water supply-Laks prummsnd-fhs
Episcopal Kissions-coSrt Matters
Homs Bank.
,corrsspondence OF tho Richmond Di.Dasos.l

icorrespondencc OF tho Richmond Dispatchl
NORFOLK, February IA, 1889.
There were forty-e'ght dest5s sn Norfolk
+. lat month, greatly reduced mortality as
compared With January OF last year--aoout
ono bali.
TIVE sanitary improvement Of Norfolk. uu-
der the Watine system OF sewage. u being
Rushed with viror. and the Improved health
OF the community is very marked. II Nor
FOX hsa the excellent spnng -wstcr supply
that Portsmouth enjoys no city 10 the SCUM
would be more salnbrious the year founo.
In tfac. however. the city VIII Do anundsnt
" supplied With The pure aud wDoiesome
water Of the famous Lake Drummond Thst
ipexhaustible rcservolr is onlv twenty miles
awav, aud the natural fall In reaching Norio x
Is forty feet. Increasing population VIII
bring the lake 10 our doors.
The missions AZ the Episcopal churches In
this city an5 Portsmouth, cooducleo by heV:
III. II. J. Mcfiydc. Of Lexington. Va, ano
Rev. w. G.. Nelson. OF Warreuton, Va. are
attracting large aud earnest congregations
and will doubtless lead 10 large occasions 10
the churches 90 c0ntrmation'day. canon
Knox.iitile, oi Worcester Cathedral. Eng
land, preached TO a crowded congregation at
81. JOINS church last night
statePresident G. T. Barbee. OF Bridge
water. Va, Of The Farmers' Alliance, r. here
,,ih his Ueuieuants busy organizing connty
sliiances Of The order throughout tbe oeconu
congressional district. after which be will go
10 the tasters Shore 10 work up Accomack
snd Northampton.
In both Norfolk end Portsmouth the ROYAL
Arcannm lodges will give supreme Regent
Lindsey public receptions and banque's,
commencing Ia Portsmouth on Monday
night.
The suit Of The receiver OF the Exchange
National Bank against the late banking arm
OF Balm Brothers, in Portsmouth, to break
their deed aad recover $3OO,OOO, VIII mol
come up IN the United States supreme Court
until next October. IL has been on docket
for three years nearly.
There is an Improvement OF the real estate
market In Norfolk. and irst-cIass prices have
been realized at the Exchange during the
last week.
Captain James G.. Balm, prominent Mason
and Knight TemplaT OF Virginia, and oil the
late banking firm Of Balm Brothers, Is seri-
ousIy III at his residence in Portsmouth.
DR.. w. A. Thom, quarantine officer, will
represent Norfolk in the Health Conference,
which meets in Montgomery the Sd OF
March.
John W. Sullivan was found guilty Of
burglary in the Grafton Court yester-
day and sentence . fifteen years In the
penite Otiarv.
While going out this morning the steamer
William McCabe, plying between Phiade-
pha snd North Carolina landings, became
disabled in North river. near North Landing,
by the breaking OF her piston-rod. The
s;tam-tug Ida loft at noon TO tow her into
port.
fhe dep0sitors Of the Home Bank lave
joned interests and entered suit against ID .
Board OF Directors. a long and bitter legal
fight Is in prospect. u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15

1 TLANTIC COAST LINE.
RICHMOND And PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE.
Commencing MONDAY. January :. so AZ
7. s., trans on Tits ROAD vii run ~ foA0"a
TRAINS SOUTHWARK,
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The people OF the quiet little village OF
The Wy, n. u. are excited over the
capture Of two large bears near that place
on Monday. For months farmers have
noticed that honey in their beehiyes was
being stolen aud suspicious persons were
accused OF theft On Monday morning
. member OF the family OF Cornelins Pa
len sac what at first appeared TO be
large black dog near one OF the hives.
Invetigssion, however, proved the sup
posed dog 10 be bear. A moment later
another larGs Bruin made ito way into
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esirv. and veterinary divisions, he has
been eminently succ ssful in carrying
ont the intention of the law of May 10,
1862. which established the Department
of Agriculture.
The new Cabinet officer is New
Yorker by birth and Missourian by
adoption. He was born at Richfeld
Springs in 1927. From the age of six
teen up to twenty-eight he Was a teacher
in new York State, and Louisville, ny.
While at Louisville he studied Law and
took the degree OF Ill. B. lie subse-
ouently formed partnership with NJ.
6. Kerr, afterward Speaker at Washing
ton, and began practice at New Albany,
Ind. Mr.. Colmah became District At
torney. In 1885 he removed to St.
Louis aud bought out an agricul-
tural paper. MIR. Colman IS the sng.
gestor aud originator of the Missouri
horticultural Society, the State Board
OF Agriculture. he was a member OF
the Legislature during the exciting po-
litical contest of lS65-'66, which passed
the Drake Constitution, and was lead
or of his marty. in 1853 he was nomi-
mated for LieutenGnt-Goyernor, but WAS
defeated. lie was unanimously noml-
mated for Lieutenant-GOyerncr and elect
ed in 1874. During the war he was o
Union man and lieutenant-colonel OF the
Fifteenth regiment of enrolled Missouri
militia. Secretary Colman is a power in
his command of information pertaining
to agriculture and kindred subjects.
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For usn,a Fa.


Uy iIoEsFoGD's ACID PHOSPHATE.
DR.. W. III. Fisser, Ls saeur, MIMI, saws:
az ind IL very srrviceasle 10 nervous de-
billy, sexual weska~ss, brain fax, excessive
USE OF tobacco, Is . drink 10 levers, aud in
some urtnsry nccsscs. i u sraed, good
remedy ia u cssea wacrs / AAys rcd il
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schodnIe in Effect Tr.
January &. issa no.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15
THE sew CABINET OFFICER.
Norman J. COimnn, secretary OF
Agriculture.

President Cleveland's appointment Of
Norman j. Colman as Secretary OF Agri-
culture, the new Cabinet office, is uni
yersally approved. During the Admin
istration about to close this distinguish
ed man has been Commissioner oil the
Department of Agriculture. AS head OF
a department comprising seed, entomolo-
gical, horticultural, genealogical and
propsgating, statistical, chemical, for
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TRAINS NORruwAeD.
DAILY. tDally except sundsI
HInpPINn-PLAEEN


DAILY. tDaiy except sundsI
sIOPPING-PLACE%
Nos. "A. IS and q make 10 s,ops No u
sl0Ds on sigma a. CelFAilA No - hDps
only on signal az chester. CeotrsAS. enl
palchesfer No Is Stops on sisaai Al
regular stations ana also a. Tonp.9s aud f0rs
WalthsM Nos 81 81 ~ AID % sni stop a. AL
stations for passengers
FULLHAN-CAR SERVICE
On Trains Nos. "a and . sleeping-cars o>issoa
New YORK and Tampa. la. irte Ja.ksoaYbis.
Gu Trains Nos, a aad X sleeping cars between
Washington ami Char eai0a All potseon WASH
ington and Jacksongiiio. On kfaln No -
slesplng-cars tseen New YORK auI Jafksoa-
villa On Trains Nos. % ana N sleepiog-eers
between NsE fork aud Inomssyhi., g. Ga
Trans Nos. IS sod Is sleoDioe cars oetnevn
Washington and Jacksonville and between hicla-
nond snd Fiorerce. ;. G.
In addition 10 The above
TnE sew YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL
consisting Of vesiibule Pulimau ears osly. leaves
Richmond. so1thOound. A. 10 T. A. On A0n'
days, Wednesdays. and friisyA ard ioAV1s
Petersburg north bOuad at % A. ~ on Tues
days thursdays. and saturday. ktIlA iais -
charged on TITS rain.
rAk ONLY ALL-aAiL LINE TO S0RfOlA.
.LxAys. AREIyG
Richmond. $50 A. n. Norfolk. .lseD Z. Y.
Ricomoad ...'eoo P. u. soffOis...... $40 ? A.
Norfolk -. $40 r. ~ klehmoad. 10 z. NJ
These usias slso make eiose coueecnoas tpr
/ Fsrmyiile. Lynchburg. ard SOUTH western IoiatS
aud Al stations on tns sorion sad wes.es ~ saa'-
I road a. a. ~ 1.t.
EFT. u MyKsS General Superintendent
TN Mssses, Gensral Passenger ASsnt
sos nAAx 1-aStc Manages. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15

EFT. d NyKsS General Superintendent
I. EAssses. Gensfal Passenger Assa,
sos nAAx. 1.s1tc Manages. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15
STEAMBOAT -

' COMPANY. for Norfolk P0r.s- s<s<z.ss<fsL-
mouth, Newport News. CisremOnL ana Ssmes-
river landings direct, by elegant salOoo steamer
ARIEL. leaving Kicnmoui EykhT MONDAY,
WE'D sRSDAY, and FRIDAY a. 2 ~ u. Street.
eafs connect
Connections a. Newport New Tor Ola roins
ana Sp,itlte. j. and at Norfolk closely With al
no.. for northern c,iiss same afternoon. James
river by dsyllghL Great tourist Iine. Cheapest
rouLo
through tickets on steamer and at Gsroer's
Agency iOO Naln street. baggage checked
throueh. stzts-roOms engaged fCc day OF nigh-
rrelsn received daily tor Norfolk, Ports
mouth. Old Point WayeriY. hiekf0Td. Va, and
al poigts Va Eaatorn North Carolina, hsslefn
vienna and az regular landings "a tne Janass
aud kaOpanannocz rlNerS, a. l0woss rates. end
through bills issued
LUCIEN H. TATUM. yicc-PresldenL
No. iii7 Main street S1d k0cke,;A
IRWIN WKIsissE. Freight al ! Passenger Agea-
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ANCIAL.
. -@>~~-.~.r.~-o ~.-.---.r-~-'-C-~C
TO INVESTORS.

ITO INVESTORS.
The undersigned has superior advantages for
LOANING MONEY in any sums, from $500 to
$4,000, on one TO Ave years time on security IN
questionable and which will NET FROM 8 TO 10
PER CENT. to the investor: all loans to be first
and only lien on real estate in Dallas, the
largest and most rapidly growing city In Texas !;
also. Dallas-county lands-sn titles to be passed
upon by competent legal talent
Best Of references.
Correspondence solicited
CHARLES O. WOOD.
n F&Sn3t Box Ill, Dallas, Texas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15
BY A. l. Adans0n,
Real Estate AuctiOneer and Insurance Agent
sl3 Huh street. Manchester, Va

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
~ VALUABLE SQUARE OF LAND, To-
WITH TnK HANDSOME BRICK
RESIDENCE TuRREON, FRONTING 264 FEE
on TnE NORTH SIDE or BAINBhIDGE
TWEEN 1EN1H AND ELEVENTH STREETS.
MANCHESTER, yA.-By virtue OF decree Of
the Circuit Court OF Chesterfield county, entered
o. tho November term, 1888, IN tho suit OF
Wilko. trustee, U.s. S. 5. Wake. 6dis., Will sell
% public auction. on the premlles, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1850,
n o'clock p. VI, that VALUABLE PROPERTY
situated on cambridge street as above de-
scrined. The HUU>k Is a very lsrge and sub
stsntially built BRICK building, containing about
ten rooms The LOT is located In tho rOst part
Of the city and occupies tho entire front OF 2ji
feet from Tenth TO Eleventh streets
While this property Is especially desirable Tor
any one wanting a comfortable and elegant
home, Il also Oilers an oppor unity Tor very
safe and profitable Investment.
1ERrs: Cash sufficient TO pay the cost OF sale.
unpaid taxes, and insurance tho principal sum
OF s. 80 and all interest accrued thereon since
May II, 1885,, 10 the day Of sale. aud tae residue
upon credits OF one, two, aud three years from
saie. and title retained until the whole purchase
money is paid. The cash payments and notes to
be deposited In the Citizous bank OF RichmOnd.
Va, 10 the credit Of the Court Ia this cause. II
The purchaser 50 desire. the Comm issioner, With
The consent Of all parties. will recommend to
the Court that the princiPa sum OF S3.50) DO Al
MIS-. :. ;. Wake. 70 BE- 90 ursd by deed OF trust
ami interest thereon 70 be paid sem-annually
from day Of sale 70 the said Mrs. ). Wake.
WILLIAM LCLOPrON,
Special Commissioner
A. L. ADAysoS, Auctioneer 70 lS-eodtd
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TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
Il FvGRAvIEGS. krCHfNGs. oLgo.RAPHS,
EAsEr>, IIUTURE CASES, ALBUMS, AND
OTHER FANCY GOODS AT AUCflOA.--By VIZ
tue OF o deed % trust to the untersigncd "a
trustee o. record December s. isss Ia the clerks
Office Of the chancery Court OF the city OF Rich
niond, shall sell at auction ON
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY i5rH INSTANT.
commencing at iGss O'Clock A. a., at the store OF
Mr.. l. Lewis No. Ole cast Min street, the entire
collection OF
ENGRAvlyGs, ETrHINGs. ofROGRAPlS,
CBROnOS. and other PICTUkES-msny OF
which arc artists proofs and mounted Ia me
dun 10 high-cost frames;
HANDSOME kASEIS. PLUSH ALSUMs.
A large number of desirable UNFRAMED PIC
TUES OI different values that will be sold
tn lots:
WOODEs CASES or PORTFoLIOSfor unframed
pictures. OFFICE DISKS. SlOrE COUN-
rEKS. and other STOkE-F1XTUREr.
The sale Is posilive and the terms cash.
G. T. DELARUE, Trustee.
GEORGE W. MAYO. AUctiOneer. Re -
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A CENTRAL
M LY-IOCATEp AND SUBSTANTIAL BhiCk
DWELLING, WITH IAR0H LOT AIIAChnHy,
on THE SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD BkIMnES
TIIIRTE NTH AND FOURTEENTH srkhnfr.
Ar AJCTION.--by virtue OF q deed o. uoss
bosring Gaze January 20. 1882. daily recorded Ia
Richmond Cusncery Court, Ia Deed-sook q n,
page lGi. default having bsea msde u tue phy-
n,ent OF the debt secured thereby. and being re-.
onired 50 to do by Ito bcaenciary.i viii sell ~
public auction. on tho prem SOS, on
THURSDAY, Fgsarsey q, 1850,
A. az o'clock 2. NJ, that DESIRABLE THREE.
STORY -AND-BAsEHESr BRICK DWELLING
No i22I east Broal strcet. containing about DIR
teen rooms. with all modern improvements, De-
sides ample servants accommodates lne
LOT has front OF So feet 10 inches and ceptn
OF i01 feet. Within two squsres OF tho new Civ
FiaH, and being so convenient 10 business,
churches, and places OF amusement, this pre-
perry n very desirable either rs home or an
Investment.
Terms: Whilst the deed requires cash enough
20 pay the expenses Of sa'e ana 10 discharge
bond of 5000, with interest from January l,
isSy by consent Of parties Interested Il "a likely
moro liberal terms will to announced a. time OF
sale. u. 4. IJAlbOnNb.
fe 1s surviving trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15

E,OR SALE, A BROWN-STONE
IL QUARRY ar BRENrsyILLE, VA. Mil
with Two gangs OF SANS. Improved pattern.
Twenty-horse power engine. Blacksmith shop.
once puildings. ssssm derrick, irons, azd seyen
years quarry right, with option ~ purchase fee-
improvements. exclusive Of lease, cost $4,000 10
sil.l0). win be sold q, Low price II purchaser
Is found at once. Address QUARRY, fostOnice
BOX 1899, Phiindeiphis, Pa. fe9-let
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15
PROPOSALS..
DROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO

PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO
1 February lG lsSq.-sealei proposals, eu-
dorsel Proposals for Tobacco will be received
from manufacturers or regular dealers DUTY, AT
the Bureau OF Provisions AMI Clothing. NGyY
Department Washing On. D. g., unlil iLoclock
A. NJ. March g. 1879 aud publicly opened immc-
diateiy thereafter, tor the supply, on or before
November !, 1879. at the Navy Yard, sew orS,
Of one hundred sui hty th0usand 1S0J
pounds o. Navy tobacco Proposals NUT 30
made N duplicate upon blank forms which viii
be furnished BY tho Bureau 81 ProvI.iops and
Clothing upon application, and must BE- Fnci orr
as indicated bv ne blank. lie bids decided BY
lot Samples OF III, standard % ,cc) y h be
furnished bidders upon application 70 this Blu
reau. The department reserves the right TO
eject any bid not deemed advantageous 10 the
Government JAMES FULTON, PaJma'ior-
General, L. $ Navy. 10 i5-5Ot
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PHILADELPHIA, RIG H. {gfN
MoND AID NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days. Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY al y Al. aud erery SUNDAY ~
A. ~.
Freight for Tuesdsys and Fridays steamers
reserved siii ii:30 A. NJ foe sundays steamer
I'll 4. Il. SATURDAY. Freight rocoiyed daily III
NJ.
Fare. 81.
for further information Apply 20
j. VI. McCAKRick.
General Southern Aseni 0rice Eocxstt&
w. r. CLYDE 4 CO,
nol General Agents fhiiAdsaphiA
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.Nos and run daily between Richmond All
; Clifton Forge and daily except SUNDAY betHoon
Balcony FAILS aad Lexington.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
4:55 7. NJ MAIL cauy
9'i5 ~ 81 ACCOMMODATION daily except
sunday.
CONAfC ilONa
At Clifton Forge with Chesapeake aud Onto
railway for the south. " est. AMI N0rghNesL
A. yncn burg with Norfolk All Western rAll-
road FOR all p0iuts south. Southeast, AMI south
west ami Virginia Midland railway Tor all poins
North and South.
Az Richmond with Associated Railways FOR all
points In tho south. sui kicnmon1, freiofieks-
burg and Potomac railroad tOr the North.
AZ Lexington with Baltimore AMI OHIO rail-
road, making cl9-s connections ~ hnrpers
Ferry 70 Rnd from Pittsburgh and tho West also
10 points North and kssi.
slesping-cars LVnchbgrg b Memphis, New
Orleans and Little kOcA
Trains marked daily Except sunday
sdhily.
Tickets sold 10 al points O1ices 0ls ess'
Msin street. 1000 MAN street. AMI o. Richmond
aud Allegheny depot kishth ani canal streell
JOHN r. MAChJkDo.
no9t General iasscnrer Agent
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fE,O LET, HANDSOME APART a
4 MKSTs at sni south Third street AnE5
modern Improvements. Call oaly betsssn Q
and " A. ~ ana 80 sn6 Gs2 2. - r. t5-sedst
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eaoCEwYgs. x..

T ARGE, SELECT BEEF-T0NGUES,
~ Old yirgioia Hams and Aiddlius: Forriss
Hama. breakfast bacon, anu Smoked Beet.
Bdsns. Pine-Apple. soua America, aud other
Ssn MCCARTHY q HAYNES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15

MONEY TO LENDl MONEY TO
WI LENDi! IHAvE PER CENT. MONEY
10 LOAN on GOOD RICHMOND CITY VEAL
TsTATE. y. W. BOWIE.
fe i4-ss Real Estate and Loans
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15
AUCTION nALrs--Futuye Dsys.
BY Rawlings . Bose.
Reai Estate Auctsonesrs,
No. II north Tenth s.rcst

- nc<~~cr<~S,Vvss
BY Rawlings . bose.
Reai Estate Auctsonesrs,
No II north Tenth ssrcst
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF
a TWO SMALL TRACTS OF LAND.
CoNTAIsING FuRTY-TWO AND THIRTY
THREE ACRES RESPECTIVELY.
LOCATED ON THE CENTRAL TURNPIKE,
IN HESmCo COUNTY.
AsHoRr DIS rAECE BELOW THE CITY.
By virtue OF n deed OF trust from John X
Bos-ienx, daiod March IL. 1874. duly recorded IN
the Richmond ChanceTy court Deei-book lOS,
page ~ and fienrico county Deen-book VI, page
. felellt having been made In the psy mens
Of certain note thereby secured. ana Deink
required 80 70 do by the beneficaries. l viii,
a. substituted trustee for J. q. BlacEwelL sell
az auction.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY IS. isso.
AZ 70 O'Clock NJ, At Henrico county court
houae. TWO VALUABLE FAaNs situated
on tho Central turnpiAe three uiies below DO
city in the county Of Hearlco, ono % ~ lS-lOo
acres, on the North side ot toe sai1 Gem
trail turnpike, tie o hsr OF - $751; acres, vi
The improvements thereon consisting OF & meet
COTTAGE HOUSE, on tho south side OF tho said
Central turnpike.
The forms are beautifully situated, being level
aud easy Of Improvement and convenient 70 tho
city by one OF the Uost roads leading theroto,
must mako Thorn yslusble.
TEgNs: BY consent OF all parties, one fourth
IN cash; balance In four eight, anu Twelve
months for neg0 iable notes bear NJ per cent.
interest," and secured by a deed OK trust; or all
LOUIS F. BosSIEUX,
Substituted Trustee.
RAWLINGS & ROSE. Auctioneer4 te3
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sEAh zsrArE ar PRIVATE s.LE.

IGOR SALE, PRIVATELY, NIECE
q BRIl DWELLING, situated on Clay a
street between First and Fou-hee streets;
rooms, hath, gas. &c. Large lot 3gHxlsO feet.
TINS q yelling Is almost new, having been built
only a few years. For terms and particulars
apoly 10 RAWLINGS i ROSE,
Real Estate Agents,
fef5-3t No. II north Tenth street.
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BY Poindcxter 6 DenOon.
Real Estate Agents and AuctionesrS
1908 Main street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
~ VALUABLE LOT. WITH NKW FRAME
DWELLING THEREON. SITUATED on TIE
ED AND JUST EAST or TIE CITY LihIfS.--
BY virtue Of q decree Of the Circus Court Of the
county Of Ilenrico entered on the 9Th day OF
February. 1882 In the suit OF MsyO -. a. cit,
&C., I shall 40 by auction, on the premises, on
SATURDAY. FSBaUARY 10. 1889.
NJ ~ O'Clock p. W.. the REAL ESTATE de-
scrlbsi IN said decree, fronting % feet on the
sou!h side Uf Broad street (exteDdedl and eX-
tending back lA feet on its 90 tern boundary
aud LOB feet on ia western boundary. saii lot
being IN the county % NcnrlcO near the eastern
limits OF the CITY oil Richmond Gad de-igua,e
a. l0t No. -. a. show bv n pat 81 survey OF
James 4. eie snd attasDsd TO a Jeed from An
dorson and GO tiiu. special commissioners, IA
Buckuer e. as. rs. An10ffOn. Administrator. -
as. 10 John Adam. and recorded In Henuco
County Court On MS lot is a new rWO-~iORf
FRAME DWELL ~ containing six rooms.
Terms: Ouo third cash; balance 10 iwo equal
payments ~ ak aud twelve mouths from day
OF .alc. with intorest aided. tho tito 20 nc re-
taiueI Until all he purchase money Is paid and
a conveyance ordered 10y .he Court
George j. HOOPER. JR.
special Commissioner.
PoiNpExTgR & DaNOOS, Auctoneet@
IN rHs CIRCUIT COURT THE COUNTY OF lsN-
KICO-dAYO IS. cArlFTr, &C.
". :. Leaae, clerk Of The Circuit Court Of tho
county Of eenrico. DO certify that Spocls.-Con-
missioner George ). Hooper, IT.. has given The
tOnd required 10y deere, entered in said cause
on tlo SIN a. q February, 1857
Given undee my hand this nth Day OF Feb-
rusry 1854
fe II w. :. LRAKE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15
BUsusEss orpoRrUSIrlgs.

u O X s A u e.
We will sell the STOCK and GOODWILL OF
FIRsT-CLAsS GREEN GROCERY and PRO-
VISION STORE on west Main street. and RENT
THE STORE nj a moderate price. with or with
out the dwelling above, which Is entirely new
and in frst-class order.
FRANK d. HILL & CO.,
fe ISL north Eleventh street.