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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Il, 1889.

county, we will sell by auction, on the premises,
WEDNESDAY. JUNE II, 1889.
al II O'Clock NJ, the VALUABLE AND BEAU
TlFCL JAMEShyRR FARM known as Mf.
WARREN, - con aining about 954 ACRES. divided
into seven folds, besides several grazing lots,
and having I'm every field and lot stream oil
running water, thus giving 10 the place great
value A. a stock farm. The lands hayo a south
ern exposure and are admirably adapted 10 the
growth OF wheat, corn, tobacco. the grasses, a..
In the terrscod garden are nearly all OF the
small fruits aud One asparagus beds.
The DWELLING Is Il cOmmOdious one, with
twelve or fourteen rooms, besides halls. &C. Is
covered with slate, has three broad porcnes, anu
Is Attractiyely situated in large grofe OF OAKS
and from the house are enchanting Vows OF the
mountains Including the Peaks Of Often on the
ono side. and Of the James River Valley on the
other. Warren Station, on the Richmond nni
Allegheny railroad, Is but q few hundred yards
from the dwelling.
fertile estate. calculated 20 meet the wants OF a
gentleman Of means, As IL combines al tnAt Is
most desirable in country home, or IL would
provo a paying investment 10 a good farmer
looking tor profit The place is located In the
midst OF refined and cultivated community,
with schools, churches, post-onice, &C., con-
yerient.
TRRHs: Cash sufficient TO pay any delinquent
taxes that may be due and the costs OF sale, and
10 discharge certain OF the debts secured,
amounting 10 Sl4. Se5 %, and the residue Mt one,
two and three years, for notes. with interest
added, and secured by deed OF trust
K I. ~. DUKE.
Trustee in FIRST deed;
GEORGE PERKINS,
Trustee In second and thiri deeds;
THOMAS :. MARTIN,
Trustee IN fourth deed;
j.. W. ANDERSON,
Trustee In dfth deed;
n. W. BOWIE,
Trustee In sixth deed.
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Death Of a ffntnter.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.I
DaNyrIE. Va. June l0--Rev. j. n. Patteson,
q North DAoyhle, died yesterday. lie had been
1n tad health for several years past Ne was an
accomplished man OF spouess character and was
highly regarded In this section.
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IVHsUHI' "NNN II - - "
At 10 O'Clock ", the VALUABLE MILLING AND
PLEAsURE-FlSHlNG PROPERTY above refer
red 10. ~, -
Tho improvements consist OF millers house
with Eve rooms, n good stable. n grist-mll, IN
excellent condition. with cool run ~ custom,
and a sAw-mill In partially incomplete condi-
ton. Tho waier-poWer u ABOUT n-horse power,
win an abundant supply OF Wa'er the year
round and pond nearly two miies long. There
are about eight acres % land not covered by
water, aud tits good gardening soil.
AS A FIsII.P0SD this property u unexcelled,
and the pond Is now well stocked with several
varieties OF game fish. Five boats ana soma
other apparatus for nshing will be sold with the
mill. &c. An inspection IS earnesuy invited
TERMS: One third cash; balance ~ SIX ana
twelve months for NOES with interest aided,
ana secured by a trust deed. y. ". BOWE.
NJ % n Leo 6Etd AuctiOne5r.
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WANTS.

WANTED. A SEAMSTRESS TO
w cat aud 10 chi'dreHs clothes. Must sow
in the house. 40 east Grace. j. Il-lt
4 GENTS WANTED, EITHER sen,
"A for BOTTLED 81 ECTRlClTY, greatest ca-
tsrrh and headache cure ever seen. some
agents are making $50 a day. Address lNlItD
STATES HOME MANtfACIJR lNG COMMAND,
East Department. chicago ILL., le ll-Iu6Su2t
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GooowYvSvILLs, VA, June 9. 1889.

To ire Editor ofth> Dispatch:
You will greatly oblige me by stating In your
next issue Clevelands wifes maiden name; or,
In other words who Was she before she WAS her-
ried BY 50 doing you viii at once setue as
pute. >VhSe"ihhN'
Frances FOLSOM.
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by John Z. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Bank aud Eleventh streets.

VALUABLE LOT ON WEST SIDE
' OF HANCOCK BETWEEN CLAY AND
COTTAGE THEREON, FOR SALE BY AUG
TION-At the request OF The ovnor, Will sell
al public auction. on the premises, on
SATURDAY, JUNE Is, 1880.
at o'clock T. NJ, that VERY DESIRABLE
LOT fronting 81 feet and running back 100 ieet'
situated on the west side Of Hancock between
clay and Leigh streets. with small U +
STORY FRAME COTTAGE THEREON tNo. 5lbl
containing three rooms
Within one half square Of the electric cars IN a
rapidy-growing section OF the city, thie property
offers many advantages for speculation, and
with few repairs TO the house could be made
- Weld q good Income ~ Al Investment
TERMS Liberal, and announced at sale.
JOHN i. GODDlN,
joii Auct0neer.
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WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO
w know that D. p Wake and A. d. BAL
LAUFF have this day formed a co-parinership
10 conduct the COAL AND WOOD BUSINESS in
all its branches. viii keep fall line on hand
Of all kinds Of ANTHRACITE; also Of the best
sPLINT, LUMP, AND POCAHONTAS COAL for
domestic use. CUMBERLAND COAL for smiths
and steam purposes sold in lots 10 suit pur-
chasers. All kinds Of WEST VIRGINIA and PO-
CAHONTAs AVERAGE GOALS sold by tho ton
or in carload lots. The best quality Of OAK and
PINE WOOD Long sawed and kindling always
on hand. d. r. Wake. with the late Writ Rob
erts seventeen years. will he pleased 20 500 his
friends, former patrons OF Witt Roberts do
cessed), and tho public generally at the old
stand, corner Seventeenth and Cary streets.
Telephone lGg Wake & BALLAUFF.
RICHMOND. Va, June $. 1888. 20 9-lm
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BY Quarlss s. hcCurdy,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

DRUSTEES' SALE OF A COTTAGE
Il on WILLIAMSBURG AVESUBERAR GOD
DIN STREET AT AUCriOk.-By virtue OF
deed OF trust from George ". Powell and wife 70
the undersigned trustees. dssed October q, lSSS
and daily recorded in the Clerks ONCE Of Hen
rico County Court We will proceed 70 sell az pub
lie auction, on the premises. on
SATURDAY. JUNE IS, 1889,
at 9 o'clock p. NJ. the FRAME COTTAGE, with
three rooms, located as above. The lot fronts II
feel more or less. On the east side OF Williams
burg avenue, runs back IS tsst. more or less. On
It's north line. and u feet more or Jess. on It's
south line 70 an alley 10 feet wide
Terms: While the deed requires about 500
each and expenses Of safe Il 10 probable moro
J. b. WELSH.
s-H--BOWMAH,
u hQuARLEs,
les grpAfs~A
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By j. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Res, Estate Agents and Auc,loneer,,
III Won stieot.
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LOST. sTaArED, AND FOUND
The GIenl0ne Iron Company.

GENERAL JOSEPH Y. ANDERSON, President
JOSEPH r. ANDERSON, JR-, Treasurer.
X. w. MONT AGUE, Secretary.
GENERAL JOSEPH H. ANDERSON, MAJOR
JOHN p. BRANCH, COLONEL ARCHER AMBER
SON, A. +. MATHEWS. ESQ.,, GEORGE GRANT,
ESQ, Directors
Tho company Is orgaoized for the purpose OF
developing an extensive asd valuable deposit
OF red oxide OF iron near the White Sulphur
Springs. w. Va, under very favorable lease
from ths owner OF the property. The orgsniza-
ton Of the company j. complete Tho suoscrip-
tion-oooks are now open and limited number
apply 70 .
President,
Trodegar Company, Richmond,
or 10 X. w. MONTAGUE.
my 23-im White Sulpur Springs, w. Va
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RAILROAD LISEa

Leave Arrive
No Richmond Petersburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
By John r. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent aRl Auctioneer,
Bank and Eleventh streets.

Bank and Eleventh streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT DESI-
1 RABLE. CENTRALLY-LOCATED, DE-
TACHED BRICK RESIDENCE No. 5l4 NORTH
SEVENTH STREET BY AUCGION.-As trustee
ia a certain deed Of trust, and by virtue OF de-
cree OF the Chancery Court OF the city OF kch-
mond. entered on the 9TH day Of June, 1889 IN
the case OF sheppard rs. sheppard and as The
undersigned Will sell at public auction, on the
premises, on
TUESDAY, JUNE ~, 1850,
a. 6 o'clock Z. ~, that comfortable, well-built,
and conveniently located IWO-SlOR1-AIIlC-
ADVERTISEMENT BRICK DWELLING no. 5l4
on west aide OF Seven street between Clay and
Leigh streets, containing ten rooms, gas, water,
baths, SC, besides detached Kitchen with three
rooms lot 3fxI30 feet. more or lose. This pro
perty no doubt can be rented readily on account
Of ifsconysnieuce TO market business, churches,
schools, &C, and with few repairs could be
made % pay well as an investment or would
make A very desirable home. Tho electrlc-cars
pass within one half square Of The property.
TERMS: ono fourth cash: balance IN six,
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable
note. interest aldod, and Title retained until all
the purchase money il paid, when the trustee
will execute a conveyance.
je9 w. W. CRUMP, Trustee.
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- eoRNsR-sToNs IN.

Arrived at the cemetery ths crowd gathered
around Memorial Hil. 90 The summit OF winch
the CONVERSIONS Of The monument was laid. inns
As a commanding position and FROM It's apex one
can see all around MIN The mounds Whlra MAKE
this city OF the dead 30 sssyci. REV y VI:
Pitcher, cha plain Of 4. 7. hih camp. "ueten
prayer. and Mayor Collier followed in an slo-
0uent sdGFess.
Mir IAzsiscr'S orstion was most creditaole
effort, and It's tono throughout was commends-
After he hG9 concluded Blsndford Lodge OF
Nasnns toak ctlarce OF the proceedings and the
corner-sinne WIS iaid according 70 the prescribed
fOrm-drand- Master Craighiil beng present py
special request. tin box was placed "lthln mo
cOrncr-szone containing Confederate money o.
yarieus denominations. War relics, and copies OF
Virginia r.apers. when tie Masonic rites were
completed a salute was nred by the artillery
couuAny whose guns-f0ur in Al-hao besl
unlin bered near tho monument Inc OrAys
slso nry.d seversl voileys aud then the graves OF
The soldiers were decorated ON me PLATFORM
which had been erected for the OCCASION were
the mem tssrs % the Ladies' Memorial Assocla-
ton TO whose efforts alone is due due the credit
Of tho monument
The ladies have now aboat 81, 500 in hand, aad
tbey have given oct the contract for oil the stone
work The monument will be surmOunted by
the figure OF q Confederate private. when Will
cost S1O9 or $50 From the base OF the mOnu-
rnent the spectator can see few hundred yards
ia the distance tue Crater and IN full view are
many spots Of historic interest
The military companies OF the city ana
several civic societies we're in the line OF march.
Thousands cf people took pArt IN the exercises
Of decorating the grAvea. a large proportion OF
whom we're ladies' 1he scene upon the ground
was a very beautiful as well Is a very impressive
ono.
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A special train carrying bidders 10 the sale
will leave Richmond aud Allegheny railroad de-
pot at e46 A. Al. on tho day OF sale and will re-
turn thai evening ". w. BOWIE,
faII AuctOneer.
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BY James b. Elan,
Zeal Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No. lib Main street.
DESIRABLE EAST-END LOTS,
IL 66xlOO PERT,
on NORTH SIDE VI STREET BETWEEN THlR-
TY-FIRSr AND THIRrY-SECOND STREETS,
FOR SALE By PU BLIC AUCTION.

BY request Of the owner 7 shsll soil by public
auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY. June II. 1859.
SIP. NJ, THREE ATTRACTIVE BUILDING
LOTS OF 22rl00 feet each, fronting together on
the north side OF II street between Thrty-irsi
and Thirty. second streets, sixty-siX feet east
from Thirty-nrst street. These lots onor good
inducement to persons Of small means seeking
home sitee, as veil a. 20 those who contemplate
building for rental purposes, and all such are
invited 70 attend this sale.
TERMS: Easy. and announced at sale.
10 d. h. ELAN. AucuOhcer
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BY Joseph b. Davis, Auctioneer,
IL b. Cook, selesman.)
Z ARGE SALEOF AGRICULTURAL
IL IMPLEMENTS
WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE
AT AUCTION.

Of WEDNESDAY THE l2rH INSTANT,
At II O'Clock, we will soil at the Richmond Ba-
zgar q very large lot u new AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS, embractng-
ONE and WOAHOkSE WAGONS,
FARM CARTS.
WELI-FIXTU RES-small and large:
CORN-SHELL ERS-hAnd and pO6er;
HOkSE-POWEhS,
STRAW-CUTr ERS-hend and power;
HAND CARTS,
THkESHkkS and SkPAkATORS,
CHAMPION REAPERS,
CHCRNS and BUTTER WORKERS.,
FARM BELLS.
ONg- and rWo-HORSF PLOWS.
HAKROWS and CORN-PLANTERS,
STORE TRUCKS,
CORN aud COB-All.LS,
WN-MOW ERS-Nos. 10, - a. and 49,
WHEAT FANS, WHEAT CRADLES,
CIDER-NILLS, " HRBLBAkkOMS,
FORKS. HOBS, SHOYELS,
SPADES, RAkES. and many other goods too
numerous 10 mention.
This salo deserves. as II shOuld receive. general
attention, as the whole will be sold without re-
serve. JOSEPH IS. DAVIS,
ie9 Aucuoneer.
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A~,@~N~~D~~S~--- ~. - 2
BY ~ w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneor.
CoHokE MILLS &
KING WILLIAM COUNTY, VA.
on THs
YORK-RIyER RAILROAD.
CLOSE TO THE PAMUNKEY RIVER,
AT AUCTION.

Nv virtue OF resolution OF tho Board Of Di-
reriors OF the Cohoke Association, aud az tho
rcoues, OF tho President thereof. / will soil at
pubic auction 20 the highest bidder At the oiilce
Of tho Auctioneer, No. Eleventh street, Rich
,oopd
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BY Joseph 3. Davis, Auctioneer.
o.. Is. Cook, Salesmsn.)
GALE OF PURE-BLOODED STOCK
AT AUCTION.

Having a surplus Of stock viii sell a; my sta
bles, Niash and Cary streets, On
THURSDAY. June -, 1893,
at 1890 A. NJ, tho following stock;
lane BROOD MARE Jenny Lind Ns'lne-'
Record. 232. H. f0al by Norfolk" 5hh
fine BAY COLT two years OH. FINE size aud
action Dam Jennie Lind Sired by
"Holstein rcc0ri. 49, b. "IndianspO-
lis 90 record. 2.l., ont OF "Belc Brssleid
recor1 30.
I fne Brown COLT. one year OH, by Pros
por" a magniGcept thoroughbred horse.
I fine COLT. one year Old, by tuo thorough
brcd horse. Hampton.
1 manufactured MAKE. "Nlelgh.' three years
Ola. bv "Jeb >tuar .5tl. ~ "Nsmurino
Pathen rs sro q sixteen in tho !. 30 s.
First dam. " Be-umanda, BY Beaumont t3't,
10y Belmont So. sire. "Nutsood ana
" " edgeWood.'
Also. 3 Inc Young GRADE JERSEY COWS. ono
with cRif by her side week old, oec due 10
celf boo a few months, aud the other next
eprng-all Of these by pure bred Jersey
bulls
Also. several SECONDHAND ONk-uORSE
WAGONS.
ie9 \ W. @AkBEh
BY Thompson Brown & Co.,
Res, Estate Agents AMI Aucaonecrs,
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WANTED, A PURCHASER FOR
w THREE BOUND NOLV MES OF" HAIR
PERS WEEKLY" for 1853. lSoi' and lto3 All
the comics replete with illustrations OF the most
exciting period of the war valuable and rare
books and suitable for private or public libra
RES. Address POstOfiice Box l5s, Chase City,
Meckleu burg county. Va. j. ll-2t
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THE CORNER ST0NE
OF THE CONFEDERATE MONUMENT AT
PETERSBURG LAID.
rnposine Ceremonies and Parade-All
gonor to the Ladies-The
Details.
,co--,.,ooaonc. Of the Richmond Dispatch


PETERSBURG, Juno 10 1854
The ladies Memorial Associs t'on y ADou' , 20
realize one Of its most chcfisbca WlrbcN hu1
with the laying OF the corner-stonS =, h.,e az
cnmpif.hed an OBJECT Tor which thcS naFs peo'
lsboring maey years. The association has AZ
wave nasintaised that w biandiotd cenessIy,
who're twelve thousand soldiers 10 bufieo, tnetc
,ooald h, n monument commemoratng ton.
frderase valor and devotion. In me lace oil
many disroarafcments ana aitef many s0~.s
the ladies h&vo managed 70 get togo = sun
Of money sufficient 10 provide anch fnoeutheuc
and hts Affcrucon TIE corn cf stone WAS lhlu WIN
Imposing ceremonies. Grand-Nastor tthsnn,.
Of IynchHurg. conducted the serV'oSs ~ -
we're ia charge o. Blaadford Lodge, NO. y tne
member Of the other lodges IN the city ais" par
tscpsting. - ,,..,o,, nr,on.,n, ,
forty.sevcn uotnbcr Of the Pickett buVhth@n
Co., ri Coofodcrntc Veterans Of that city In
charge 81 Commander >. }. tech hne,
lOoKing body OF mon IN uhioiiL, n0" ~
by nre had, and carving lhelr Ing
draped ga mourning. Tho visess '1so.ans
xeTo sc~ompanica Nv Captain 4. NJ henry
xrand com mander OF she state, and also oy de-
iscnment o; Siouevaii camp, Of Portsmouth, IN
charge a. Captain !. T. Fhiilips. .,,
CsptaiE T. NJ. Is. Mcdonald. o' the o1oho"S'
Camp. acted - adiutant Of the day.
The visitors were taken ia charge on thelr ar
rival by A. r. Hin camp, mnruea 20 'no
rooms Of tho Petersburg CiuD ana rendered luncu
and refrrshments, ana wero subsequently gwen
dinner teiore tho exercises Of tho Afternoon
The Prince George cavalry arrived later I'D mo
day, And with their now uniforms ana equip
roonts hoy presented a most creditable appear
AnCes $500.
The PROCESSION formed on Sycamore street.
snd ~ go =. NJ. moved toward ths eehoteIy y
Narshai Dctse wss ia command, and Nas ss-
sisted py a number Of deputies Tho display
was AZ excellent one. and 10 Tho column, Ia 40
ditioa % the military ana the veterans. wore
many Of the best knOwn citizens OF FstersOhIt'
me pforessiou moved up sycamore street. inc
bnsiness-horses being generally closed, 10 "rder
that their emploTces ia ght take part In mo az
erciaes al The cemetery. Ia line we ceI,l.keS
cs>,uuied pv The mem psrs Of the Ladies Memo
nal hK.pctaiion Nearly ovcf yoody Nno went
over 10 BlAndforG carried Go~ers. Tnlcn were
iavishiy streNed upou The graves on ho>e VIZ
6ad dted for ths .ause Many of sho business
housAs uero drapoi in mourning.
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ksONAL

NOTICE. Il HAVE THIS DAY AP-
~ POINTED GEORGE W. BAMFORD my
agent 70 carry on the bar and restaurant bush
iness at No. sic east Broad street Globe saloonl,
70 buy and ssll for cssn only. .. A. BLUNT:
eeanhar A. LEA NkxUs
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WANTED, TO LOAN on CITY
w real estste. at per cent. interest several
SUNS Of MONEY ranging from S2.00J TO $1,000
SUTTON & co,
eg-2t 1914 Main street
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WANTED, EXPERIENCED CHE
w RoOT-ROLLERS AND BUNCH-MAKERS.
Steady work guaranteed. Apply a, once.
c. W. WlNN & Co.
ie Set 1916 and 1918 east Cary street
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BY y W. Bowe.
Real Estate AuctioEeer.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF AN UNDI-
Il YIDED INTEREST IN TWO
DWELLINGS.
Nos 2l2 AND 2h NORTH NINETEENTH
SrRkET.
AT SOUTHWEST CORNERo OF BROAD STREET
In execution OF deed OF trust from w. ID. VIII
lisms and wife to John :. Cooke. trustee, dated
18th september, 1895. and duly recorded in Rich
mond Chancory Court will sell by auction. on
the premises, on
THURSDAY. JUNE q. 1889.
NJ O'Clock p. NJ, the UNDIVIDED ONE
FOURTH INTEREST OF Wilson ID. Williams Ia
said two houses with the lots on which they
stand bat subject the life estate OF Mrs. Eliza
beth II. Williams in tho corner house. and a
like life estate la ono third Of the other house.
Each OF said lots fronts twenty-five feet and runs
back the usual deptn 10 al alley. The houses
arc two-story basement-and-st attic brick hutld-
ings and contain about nine rooms each.
THaM; Cssh. PHI. n SHIELD,
mx&s hsaskilntsa LzuAssA
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WEISS rs. HOBBs-IS TIE CLERKS OFFICE OF
GRBESEsyILLE CIRCUIT COURT, NAY 9. los9
Tho bond required by the decree in tho cause
abov. referred TO has been executed.
Teste: T. L. TURNER, Clerk
fCff-IOfl
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A NET y PER CENT. INVEST
a MENT.

IWO NNALL ENANE H'T-.N TNI7. n 80
3ls) SOUTH SECOND 4 !EfF j, tEfM EEN
BYRD AND ARCH = iREEI,.
BY request Of tho owner. uou-rc-iient we
will sell 40 public auction, ON tho reulses. on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE ~. 1881.
m & O'Clock g.. st.. tho above PROPERTY. The
houses have three rooms each AMI tlc lots ifont
ABOUT Is feet, WIN depth Of about - feet 70
an alley.
This property rents weu and Will pay j. per
cent net on Investment
TERMS: One third cash: balance 90 az and
twelve months.
D. THONPsON BROWN a. CO..
O.. turfl.oD4ra
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OLD DOMINION STEAM NklA
" SHIP COMPANY LAA

" SHIP COMPANY. lAIA
FOR NEW YORK.
steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at5 I. ".
steamers leave New York FOR Richmond
livery WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY. a. p.
NJ, arriving Ia Richmond MONDAY and FRI
DAY MORNINGS
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fare ~ New York pia James-ryer
route dncludiDg meals aud oerth)....-...S %
Round.trip ticaets, limited 10 thirty days
after date OF issue. Observation-Disclosures. "a %
steerAgo. with subsistence. ...............- oU0
Steerage, without subsistence. -............ 900
WAY wa,.'.........,.'''..................... 1000
Cabin faro ria Richmond aud Petersburg
railroad. ..,....:.......... IVY
Tickets can 30 obtained ~ A. ". Gsybsr's, 100
Nam street. Chesapeake aud Ohio aud hich-
mond and Petersburg dspots, aud AZ companys
Offices, 1901 Main street, and wharf, Rockets
Freight forwarded and through bills OF lsdlns
issued for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until hour OF sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond on AONDAfS
TUESDAlS WEDNESDAYS. THU .. and
SATURDAYS by tho Chesapeake and ohio rail-
way ltia Newport Newal az 5 A. u. and ESQ L. NJ
and by Rieh mond and Petersburg railroad same
days. q. 9:40 A. NJ. will make connection AZ
NORFOLK with steamer leaving those deyA
GEORGE ". ALLEN 4 CO, Agen,A
No. 1901 Naiu street. Aps
! Aa2t camsAayswhsr AocksstA
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In pursuance Of the decree Of the Richmond
chsncery Court Of May II. 1882 in toe suit styled
"Gunu a. Gum, &c. tho undersigned spociai
commissioners, will sell by public Auction' on
tba
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BY virtue and in part execution OF ak several
deeds OF trust from John ;. Coles 10 the under
signed, A. trustees, and duly recorded IN the
clerks Office OF ths County Court Of Albemarle
county, We will sell by auction, on the premises,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
Tuesday. June Is. 1889,

"Gunu o. Gum, &c. tho undersigned, spocisi
ommissioners, will sell by public auction on
the premises, on
TUESDAY, June Is, 1889,
at 6 O'Clock P. NJ, tho above-named. wsllknown,
most eligibly-locAted, and truly elegant WEST
PRANKLIN-STREET RESIDENCE. on the norm
side Of Franklin street between Laurel ana
Shafsr streets, the lot fronting IS ieet ana OK
tending back between parallel lines lov ieeI
more or less 70 an alley 10 feet wide, the oulld-
ing covering about 30 feet, leaving vacant
beautiful lot OF about 2SXl50 feet The dweuiag-
erected about four years ago-is IN fHcoedingly
handsome spacious and admirably -arrAnged
detached THREE-STOkG BRICK SIKltI hE
OF about twelve rooms besides Kitchen,
laundry, pantry. bathroom, closets. ser.
wants rooms, sc, il heated throughout
by an excellent furnace. and is supplied
with all the modern appliances Tor comfort
snd convenience, thoroughly wen pulit' Neii
lighted. well ventilated, e1peusiyely ana Gle,
sanity finished. Complete and attractive In AL
It's appointments. in perfect order, AMI u M all
respects one Of the very best residences IN this
tho most eligible and delightful location IN the
city.
Terms: One third cash; the residue IN equal
instAiments. by negotiable notes Al slK, twelve,
and eighteen months with interest added, and
the title 10 be retained until the purchase money
is fully paid and conveyance ordered by inc
Court: or, all cash, a. the option of the puf-
chaser. HENRY G.. CANNON,
PRESTON COOKE.
Special Commissioners.
j. b. ELAN and Il. sELDoN TAYLOR Aaac -
tioneers. JcS
GUM. PLArNrIFY, AGAINST GUM. &C. DE-
FENDANTs--IN THE CHAEcERY COURT or the
CITY or RICHMOND.
l. Charles W. GCddin. clerk ~ the Chancery
Court Of Richmond, certify thnt the bond ro-
quircd OF tho special commissioners by thc de-
cree in said cause OF May II. lssg. has been duly
given.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of May,
1882.
teu CHARLES ". GODDIN.