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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-26
The RACE PROBLEM.
An English View Thirty-five Years Ago.
To IA, Editor of0be NsDdlcA:

An English View Thirty-fye Years Ago.
To &c Editor ofG,e Dispatch:
In the years 1854 and 1855 the Hon.
Amelia NJ. Murray, maid of honor, think,
20 her Majesty Queen Victoria, visited the
United States. Canada, and Cuba, and
afterwards published her observations in a
volume of letters. / read the work with
interest when il first appeared, and, hap
pening 10 meet with II again after a lapse
Of more than thirty years, am struck with
some of her observations about the negro
race. Let il DO borne in mind that she
came TO this country with the abolition
views in which she had been brought up
in England. Here is her account Of her
lrst experience with negro slaves:
Here (Baltimore), for the FIRST time, /
see nothing but black seryants-slayes
believe-but their manner and counte-
nances express contentInent and cheerful
ness, and certainly the relation of mistress
and servant IN the South has a more agree
able aspect than that of the same station
in the northern States, which is commonly
characterized by complaints of annoyance
upon one side and saucy indifference
upon the other. The dinner party al Mrs.
vs. was agreeable, and 1 there met
several pretty southern ladies. Their
voices aud way of speaking struck, me as
more refined aud graceful than those Of
the other States I had visited"
This was her first entrance upon south
ssn territory.
"Uncle Toms Cabin" was at this time
attracting much attention. From Charles
ton Miss Murray thus writes: 4" Ii appears
70 me our benevolent intentions IN Eng
land have taken mistaken direction, and
that we should bestow our compassion on
the masters instead Of on the slaves. The
former by no means enjoy the incubus
with which circumstances have loaded
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-26
ON TIE DAN.
The North Danville School Troubie-Per-
sonaI Notes.
Especial telegram to the DisDatch.l

DANvu1F. Va. September 25.--The col
ored people OF North Danvillc still refuse
10 patronizc the public schools of that
place. They charge that the teacher en-
ploved is cruel 30 the children and negh-
cent Of duty: but the school trustees have
investigated all the charges and are salts
fed that the real objection TO the teacher
is that he is a Democrat. He Is not getting
enough pupils 10 make the necessary ave
rage. and unless there is a larger attend
ance the school will soon be closed.
Mr.. w. W. Woddill lost his little son
Nelson last night. making the second child
he has lost within the past three weeks.
The Grays and Blues recently appointed
committees 10 confer as TO the ACCESSIBILITY
Of consolidation. The committees decide,
however. that the union is not desirable,
and will so report.
Mrs. W. F. rillett is quite sick to-day.
The North Dauville Democracy Will meet
tomorrow night for organization.
Mr.. Thomas Penn has returned from his
European tour.
ReTs Graham, Cannon, and Price. three
young PRESBYTERIAN missionaries who VIII
soon leave for foreign lands In the interest
of mission work. held an interesting fare
we'll meeting mt the Presbyterian church.
which was attended by Christian people OF
all denominations.
Very little new tobacco IS on the market
as vet but al that IS offered Is fine and
brings big prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-26
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
~ ROAD
SCHEDULE TX EFFECT NAY :. ,-N
TWO DAILY TRAISSTO NORFOLK
DAILY TRAINS TO LYNCuBuKA

LEAVE RICHMOND
gt0AM Daily. va Kichm0li ant petershurg
railroad Arrive A. Petersburg .
A ~. arrive 80 norfolk l.ll o. ~
gf0A.M. Daily. IA Richmond and petersunrg
railroad. Arrive ~ Petersburg ll.N
AN No leaves Petersburg DID D
A. n. for fnrmyile. iyuchnurg. -
uokc Bristol. knoxville, au4 AA
points south ani Vest
THROUGH CAR 10 NAnFORD
,.ooP n. DAILY ~ Richmond ami Pesersblrg
railroad. Arrive Petersburg ..tl T.
NJ: Leave Petersburg iOf ". daily.
arriving Norfolk 1890 p. Il. Tnr1lsl
car Richmond 10 Norfolk
nooP N. Daily. "a Rehmoni sni Petersburg
railroad. Arrive a. Petersburg Sd
L. n, connecting with Train \. b.
leaving Petersburg ~ 80 T. u. ~
Farmyille, lyurhnurg. hoauose, IH-
eahoutas Bristol, knoxville. - s.
nooga, aud al polns south ani
Wet
PULLMAN sLERPlNG-CAR ACCOANlDS
TtONS
No. l-Sleepng-cAr from Petersburg % Bristol
without change, leaving Petersburg lazy a.
80 =. NJ, RGd Lynchourg 10 Memphis ".lhoi'
No S-Lynchhurg % New Orleans, ani Gol-
noke 10 CnhNsnO0ga. without change
1ickets bAggage-cEecks, AMI eI Information
cAu DO obtained - Richmond AMI fetershifs
railroad depot, A. ". GArbcrs, l0p Main ,,re'%
and a. tho Company ofice, ~ cost Nam sir'e-
Vs. b. BEFtLt,
General Passenger AgeuL
CHAELEsG. EDDY Woo preslleuL
General once Roanoke. Va myl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-26
The Negroes Draw tho COlcr-Line in Not
tOway.
lCnrrnanondence of tho RIchmOmd Dlspatchl

NOTTowAY, September a. 1889.
Yesterday Mahone's black-and-tans met in
convention at the c0unty-seat to elect
delegates to their legislative convention at
Bnrkeville on the 30th of September.
After much wrangle the negroes captured
the organization. ana during a whole day
OF foolish confusion allowed their white
conf'crcs no quarter.
Ont Of twelve delegates and six alter
mates not single, place was conceded to a
white man. A solid quota of eighteen ne
rroes were adiudged the best representa-
lives OF Repubicanism III Nottoway.
Amelia too. / understand. has chosen an
entire negro delegation to this Burkeyille
convention. 1t would seem that to hold
position in the Republican ranks in these
two counties il is an indispensable requisite
that the candidate should possess the regu-
lation color of face and kink of hair. L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-26
By n. W. Bowe,
Real Estate AuctiOneer.
EXECUTORS SALE OF A
IL VALUABLE FIRST-CLAsS.
MODERN. AND WELL~LoCATED FRANKLIN
STREET RESIDENCE.
BEING THE LATE HOME OF BOILING W
HAXALL, DECEASED.
AT AUCTION.

As executors OF Mrs. Anne T. Haxail. de-
ceased We will sell by public auction, on the
promises. on
THURSDAY. ocroBsE 8. 1859.
at $50 r. 81, the ATTRACTIVE. ELEGANT
AND COMMODIOUS YET COMPACT THREE
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING
above referred 20, beng No 10. east Franklin
street. containing about twelve rooms, besides
two bathrooms. kitchen. and laundry. and -four
servants rooms, and having all conyeniences, In
Guiding furnace.
The ion fronts S6H feet and runs back 1881
feet 70 a wide alley. and IL nigh aud dry.
THIS Is an ellgibly-situated residence. In 8
fashionable and convenient locality. was sensi-
bly, planned. thoroughly constructed. and vel
ventilated. and in all that goes to make up y de
sirable residence Is surpassed by but few.
TERMS: One third or more In cash. and the
residue. II any, within Ave years. with interes
payable semi-annuallv; the deferred payments
To- be secured by a deed OF trust aud policy Of
insurance. JAMES fLEAsANls.
J. TRIPLEfr HAXALL>
eian222 q. 2sAtftds Executors
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-26
RAILROAD LINES.


~ ~ asszsg 49,. ;.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAfLROAD -sch.s,t.
commencing JUNE IL is3g-eastsrn stAniari
time;
7:32 A. ". leaves Byri.sirs,, station dali,
s~ps only a. Ashland, junction. ~
ford. ahd Frsdericksbu~g. s.ceo..
N Washington ana New York.
fi:T A. VI. leaves Byrd-strost station daily on.
csp, sunday
6:23 r. N. leaves BYrd-strqei st.uon danx
sleeper 10 New York.
S3OA. ". arrives At byri street station daily
sleeper from New YORK.
2:3e r. VI. strives AZ Byrd STROLL station f.ifr
stops AZ Froier ksburc. NIf1rt
Junction. and shiani Sleeper iona
Washington aud NsV YORK
inioP. NJ srrivss - Byrd-sIr.s, "a ion a.lt
except sunday
ASHLAND rRAfSs
DAILY Excrrr suNpars
6g A. N. leaves 2lbA Arrive, 81 Asalsai a.
533 A. "
900 P. NJ accommodation leaves Byr' .,.,..
station. arrives ~ AshianiA. Dr. F..
Cos T. ". leaves ElDs arrives A. h-a .alf e.
GASP. VI.
CAS- NJ. arrives EibA Leaves Ash.,at. D.
AN
S35A NJ. accommodation STRIVE, 90 r.,t
street station; leaves A. ala,
AN
$50 P. ". strives A. Elos leaves A,la.t A.
3i2P. ".
ca TAYLOR. General T.ck~. ts5e.
Z. 7. d. MYERS. General sgDsroielIe..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-26
WANTS.

WANTED, BOARD AND ROOM
w for gentleman, wife, baby. aud nurso In
private family. state best terms. and address
ROARDEK Box 374, city. 30 B-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-26

WANTED, A WHITE GIRL OR
w WOMAN 70 20 two milos out of the city
and cook for n small family Good wages given
TO the right party For information apply al 323
south n nth street, at factory. &c 26-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-26

WANTED, AFIRST-CLASS SALES
w MAN TO SELL GROCERIES (wholesale)
10 city trade. Engagement October lat. Address
WHOLESALE GROCER, care Letter Cerrier NO.
2 go 25-it'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-26

Train No. - connects daily =; Koysyills or
Chase cry, Clarksyille, Oxford Durham. Hem
dersop, aud Raleigh. Connects daily a. nrosus.
toro for Durham, Raleigh. salem. aud Winston.
and all points on North Carolina Division a.
Salisbury Tor Asheyil9. Hot springs. ani All
points, Western North Carolina, Ani ~ char
lotte for Charlotte. Columbia aud Augusta rail-
road
Train No. y connects daily A. Greensboro ior
Salem. winston, Raleigh GoldsD0ro', aud Moro
head CiIy, al SALISBURY for Arhesiie. Hos
Springs, ami all points IN Western North Caro-
lina' al Charlotte Win Charlotte. Columbia ant
Augusta railroad for Columbia. Augusta. Aiken,
Charleston. savannah. IhOmasyilo. Ca, Jars-
sOnWlle, ami other Florida points use. win
Carolina Central railroad for Wilmington
Trains from tho south arrive az Nchmcci'p
A. N. and 3:3J +.
fAHELIA COURTHOUsETRAfS
Leave Richmond .......,-... .........-.. 0i p =
Arrive Richmond. s Cd A. u
tCLOYER ACCOMAODA1lOh
oavo Rich utDnf =. =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-26
BY Browc, Shafer & Co,
Real Estate Agents snd Auctioneers,
Ashland. Va.

<A%Ar'~s
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A DE-
" SIRABLE CHlCkAHOMINI-RIN FARM
IN THE COUNTY or observation-disclosures TO
decree OF the Circuit Court o. Hanover county
entered June ;. 1883. IN the chancery cause o.
imberlsks's administrator "a Broyles ana
aisn the undersigned, special commissioners OF
the Court viii, on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1889.
at o'clock P. NJ. at Hanover Courthouse court
day. offer for sale by public auction 10 the
highest bidder thar DIES RABLE AND WELL
LOCATED FARM. Of which tho late william
H. Tlmberlake died seized and possessed. stu
ated on the Chickshominy river. IN tho county
OF Hanover. about two miles from Ati"es sta-
ton, on the Chesapeake and Ohio railway, ad-
Joining the lands Of Captain ID. A. IimperlRke
and others, anu containing by survey TIN
ACRES.
The buildings consist OF q convenient dwell
Ing with i've or ak rooms, and the usua. out
Buildings; and also n granary, barn, stable, &C.
Tho land Ia OF excellent quality adapted 10 oil
the usual crops Of this section. ani about one
half Of It Is fairgrounds IN a good state OF cul-
t!vation.
TERMS: Ono fourth Of the purchase-monoy In
cash the balance on a credit OF one, two and
three years. 10 equal instaments. the purchaser
70 give bonds for the deferred payments. WIN
approved security, carrying interest from day or
SALE and tho title 20 he retained Till all OF the
purchase money is peid and conveyance or
dered by the Court: but n the purchaser elects
10 pay AT tth~t ou' lhiiu VI hlo pun '"ii'J
IN cash personal security for the deferred pay
ments will be dispensed with.
x. II. CARDWEIL.
WALTER SiDNOR,
GEORGE =. HAW.
Special Commissioners.
TINDsRIAKRs ADMINISTRATOR VS.. BR0YLEs AND
AIs.-lS THE CIRCUIT COURT or HANOVER
COUNTY.
Id 4. Brown. clerk Of asii court certify that
the bond required ~ the special commissioners
in the above suit by decree enieroi June = 1889,
has been duly executed by K. II. Csrdwell. one
Of said special commissioners.
Given under my hand this 30th day Of August,
1889.
Sc eG&Oc6&l3 J. 4. BROWN, Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-26
AUCTION sALEs-This Day:
By Augustine Royal & Co.
ard
n. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auc.ioneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN
~ EXTRAORDINARILY FINE FARM IN
LOGS ACRES or nGuLY.IhPRUyED LAND.
ONLY THREE AND A HALF MILES FROM LEE
STATION. ON THE RICHMOND AND ALLE.
GHANY RAILROAD. TO TAKE PLACE At IN z z
OFFICE OF v. w. BOWIE. No. I ELEVENTH
sTRFE'r. IN THE CITY OF KfCHMOSD on
THURSDAY, syPTBxBEE 20. 1889,
AT IL O'CLOCK NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-26
TRAINS SORTHwARD.
DAILY. tDaily except SUNDAY.
sg,oppTSG- Aeg2

DAILY. tDaily except sunday.
sTOPPISG-PLACES
Nos. Il ami g make no stopA No. - stops y
signsl az Centralia No. ~ stops only On ~
at Chester, CentrAiia. and Manchester -
is and 70 stop on signalS ~ all stations. No, :
So 81 81. 50, 81. - and 50 will stop a. 81 siA9'''
for passengers.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
On Trains Nos. 10 and Is slseping-csrs ooige q
New YORK and Tampa Fla (ri4 Jseks5n'i..'.
on Trains Nos "a aud q sleeplag-cars oci"r' /.
Washington and ChsrlesI2n. Ca Frsia ~ y
sleoplng-cars between NtN York and jazz
villo On Iraln No. q sleeptng-car pstsc'A
Washington ana 2ayennah-
The ONLY ALL-RAIL LISE To NoRFoLA-
Richmond. =. :s.o A. NJ sortols..... in 2, "
Richmond. ...'7,00P N. Norfolk. -. .i0O r "
Norfolk 's:DA. N. Richmond. ITO 4 y
Norfolk 1870 z. VI. Richmond. S)o r ".
These frains aiso make Gloss connection ~
farmytlio. Lyncheurg. aud south western pola :
ard all a,asiops on tho Norfolk aud Western AZ
read. X n. suLLf. supsrlntsnisnA
7. ~ hvnnA General superintendent
+ u. ENnasoS. General Passenger Asent
aoI- dAAA TrAnae Manager NV"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-26
AuCrsoNsALEs-Fu,urs Days.
ny n. W. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctloneer.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF THAT VALUABLE AND BEAUTIFUL
VACANT LOT or GROUND on THE SOUTH
SIDE or WEST MAIN STREET. 6A FkkT WEST
PROM THE INTERSECTION Or MAIN AND
UARyIE STREETS BEING IN THfCkLf-
PoPILATED AND CONSTANTLY IMPROVING
PART OF THE CITY AND WELL ADAPTED
FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. As WE'LL As FOk
PRIVATE RESI- DENCE e.. In pursuance OF de-
croe OF the Richmond Chancery Court, entered
June 5 lsS0 In the cause Of Charles knRle ~
Adelaide Unger l,,se Bitter and Camille Unger.
hor husband, tho undersigned. special comma
sioner. will sell by public auction. on The pren-
ses. on -
TUESDAY. OCTOBER I. 1889,
at 40 r. NJ, IN parcels or "a whole as 20 thu
commissioner may seem beat. the IOi OF Ian
referred 10 In said decroe and located rs shove
stated Beginning on The south side 81 west
Main street ct distance 81 81 feet from tho
west sid. Of Harvie street thence Sostwardly On
said south side Of MAIN street lO2 foet inchee,
and running back ~ right angles within psrnl-
iei lines ib5 feet, and "a per plat and survey
made by Bolton & raliaferro, surveyors OF July
-, 1859.
IERNs: Ono third cash: tho residue IN equal
instruments by negotiable notes A. six and
twelve months, with interest added. and tho tiilc
20 be retained until the purchase money Is iuily
paid and q conveyance ordered by the Court
WILLIAM FLEGESHRIMER.
Special Commissioner.
y. W. BOWIE, Auctioneor.
ENGEL, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST JSGBB. &c. DE-
FksDANTs-IS THg CnANCgRT COURT OF rHB
CITY or RICHMOND.
l. Charles ". Goblin. clerk Of saii court. GER
tify that the boud required o. the SPECIAL COM
missioner by the decree IN the cause 81 June :,
1852 has been duly given.
Given under my hond his lith day OF July
Sc I..l9gStd CHARLES ". GoDDIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-26
ByJames b. Elan.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer
lil3 Main street
VlHE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, MO
4 Y-CONsTRUCTED AND
VERY ATTRACTIVE
THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING
No COS EAST LEIGH STREET.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION.

BY request Of tho owner shall sell by public
auction, on the premises. on
FRIDAY NEXT. 9TH INSTANT,
st o'clock +. NJ. the abOye-named truly-fesira-
BILE centrally, and pleasantly situated, spacious,
substantial. and conveniently arranged THREE
STORY BRICK RESIDENCE.
containing ten rooms Of fine size. besides closets,
bathrooms, &C.. aud a detached double
brick kitchen OF four rooms. Tho lot ir,nts
about 3lA feet. extending back between paral-
lei lines about 80 feet
This Is really enc Of the most desirable ot Tho
many attractive residences IN that good neigh
borhOOd is within i've minutes walk Of tho husi-
ness-centro = the city. will make a delightful
home or a. an Investment Will cOmmand q good
tenant at once aud yieif an extraordinary per-
centage upon the price az which 10 may now Oe
sold. Go and inspect Il and come 70 the sale.
TERMS ono third cash. balance by negous-
BILE notes at six and twelve months. Interest odd
cd and secured by deed Of trust
Possession al once. q. H. ELAN,
SD y AuctEOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-26
nsAL KsrATE ar PRIVATE SALE

DROOK-TURNPIKE LAND.-I
ID HAVE FOR SALE TaIRTy-oDD ACRES OF
TuR VERY DksT LAND 10 this beautiful aud
rapidly-imprcving suburb win large road mont
soc me about IL N. w. B0WE.
40 2Ju Real Estate Agenk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-26
TIRGINIA STEAMBOAT -

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT ss.-.,sl.
' COMPANY, for OLD Point Nor Esss-<sE2-
folk. Portsmouth, Newport NOVA Csarenonk
and Jamos-riyor landings direct W eegsns
saloon steamer Akiki. leaving kiehmvni
EVERY MONDAY. WE'D NEsDAr. and fhIpAi
Att A NJ. street cars connect
Connections at Old Polns ana 81 Nottolx
closely with all lines for northern cities Same
Afternoon. James river by Daylight NIeAt
tourist line Cheapest routa
Through tickets on steamer and at Caroers
Agency 1000 Main stres. Baggage cheekei
though. state rooms engaged Tor day or nigh.
Frelgh, received daily too Nor'Olk, forts.
mouth. Old Pola. Wsveriy. Hicksfori, Va, and
All points 10 Eastern North CsrolinA Eastern
vifgiaiA and all regular landings on inc James
,1ysr Al loves. rates. aud through bi.is issued
LUCIEN u TATUM, Vlce-Pre-lden-
No lli7 Main slrsetaud hockettA
IlHIN MEIaIakK Eraighf And PAss0n ger Asen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-26
n. w. BOWIE. Auctioneer.
By Manning G.. Staples g. Co,
Real Estste Agents,
ll0ils east Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 GROUND. DWELLING. STABLES. AND
OTHER BUILDINGS ~ FULTON. FRONTING
$50 FEET on THE SOUTH LINE OF LOUISIANA
STREET CORNER OF ERIN STREET, AND
RUNNING BACK ll5 FEET TO An ALLRl.-By
virtue Of a certain decd Of trust dated June 2A
lssS. and duly recorded in the clerks office 81
Henrico County Court to tho undersigned trus-
tees we shall sell. bciug required 80 10 do hy
the notehOldsr therein secured, 10 Tue highest
bidder. on the premises on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER :, 1889.
4OCLCCE ?. n.
tho allowed escribet PROPERTY The dwelling
cOnfains Ave To0us In good order The out
buildings consist OF stables, sheds &C., suitable
for a dairy, for which purpose they hive re-
Gently been used. The ground Hes vel. aud
above the reach Of high water, convenient %
electric cars &c.
TEAMS Cash NJ ~ expense q executing mia
trust taxes for this and any previous year UNI
paid. and also f36.l2 que June 30. lo'J. with m
terest Ill paid, aud the balance upon the iol-
lowing credits: $50 ID December 30. lSs3. $50 IS
due June 30. 1890 aud $3.50 Iaynb.e on june 80,
1870 and the further balance. Il SOY. upon surh
terms IA the grautor IN sAii decd MAJ pre-
scribe. sud in the event o. thelr failure ~ 80
prescribe thena as ;he trustees may announce at
tie salo. JOHN II. DlNNEfN,
WILLIAM MARSHA IL, JR,
Trustees.
MANNING {. STAFErs & CO.. Auctioneers.
se2l
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By George ". Mayo. huc;cneer
(Jchn F.. lsughtoD. Jr, Saesman,l
No "a Ninth street
TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
I FAMILY GROCERIES. WINES LIQUORS.
CIGARS. SIORE-FIN1J RES, CNtAflhED IL
CENsES, SC, AT AUCTlON.-By virtue ~ a
deed OF trust " september G, 1899, duly record
oil in the clerks 0fice 81 the Chancery Court ~
the city Of Richmond. from Mr.. Mary Feeney
20 the undersigned as trustee, shall sell az auc-
ton, on
FRIDAY. SKPTEgBER n, iNS9.
at ioI A. NJ. at tho store 10. i'jl east Main
street.
MILLER COMBINATION-LOCK SAFE in ex-
celleut order:
BEER PUMP BAR MIRROR. COUNTERS,
OlL-TANk, SCALES. FLOUR SOAP,
CANNED GOODS, CIGARS.
CnEWING-TOBACCO, WINES,
PEACH mud FRENCH BkANDfES,
WHISKEYS, STORE-FIXTURES,
FURNITURE. UNENPIkED LICENSES,
And general assortment ~ GROCkklES, &c.
The goods will DO sold In lots 70 suit pur-
chascrs.
Terms: Cash.
HARVEY WILSON. Trustee.
GEORGE W. MAYO. AuctiOneer. 50 -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-26

COMMISSIONER'SAUCTIONSA SALE
NOF SEVEN VALUABLE AND WELL-LO-
GATED BUILDING LOTS. WITH a FRAME
DWELLlNG-HUUsE OF I-KlICHEN AND 81 A..
BILE AND OUT-HOUSES THEREON, N THAI
DESIRABLE AND CONSTANTLY IN PROVING.
THICKLY-sErTLED LOCALITY KNOWS As
"SHEEP HILL" OK THE sol IHNEoI cox
NERO OF LEIGH AND NORTON STREETS. WELL
ADAPTED FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES ~
WELL As FOR PRIVATE RESIDENCES, 1T
BEING THE REAL ESTATE long AND WELL
KNOWN AS LOTH'S PROPEKIf.-ln pursu-
nuce Of a decree OF tho Richmond ChaucerY
Court. entered August Il. 1859, ia she cause OF
10th -. Loth's heirs. the undersigned, special
commissioner. will sell by public auction, on
the premises on
TUESDAY, SgPTESBER q, 1889,
at 40 O'Clock F. VI, the LOTS or LAND above
referred 70 In parcels or as whole as the com
missioner may deem best-t0 wit:
THREE LOTS, fronting 20 feet each, situated
on tho south side OF Leigh street beginning on
the corner Of the west line OF Norton otreet,
running back In parallel lines 10 feet TO an
alley In common 10 feet wide, with the FRAN
DWELLING-HOUS AND KITCHEN located
principally on the middle lot.
Also, FOUR LOTS fronting on tho wost side OF
Norton street, three OF which said lots have a
frontage Of . feet each aud one Of 10 feet, md
haye depth Of - feet beginning on the inter
section Of the l0-foot alley. running bsck west
ward!y ia parallel lines with said alley - feet
TO alley IN common ittt WIFE, ALfll'F diyu-s
said alley southwardly the respective width OF
each lot The last lot with q FRAME BUILD
ING thereon il located on the south thereof on
the 2O-foot alley known 80 Catherine street. run
ming along said Catherine street 20 Norton
street - feet.
All Of tho foregoing lots will be sold IN accord
auco with plat Of survey a. laii OUT By Bolton
K Ialiafcrro. surYeyOrs, made on the "a day u
September 1852
Terms: ono ihirl cash the residue IN equal
instalments by negotiable notes at AK and
twelve months. with interest added from the
day OF sale and the title 70 be retained until
the purchase price Is fully paid anu convey
ance ordered by the Court
WILLIAM FLEGENHElMEh,
Special Commissioner.
G.. f. LoTH, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST LOTH's HEIRS,
DEFESDANTs-IS TIE CHASCBRY COURT OF TIE
CITY or RICHMOND:
I, Charles W. Goddin, CLERK OF said court GER
tify that the bond required OF the special com
missioner by the decree In said cause OF Au-
gust ~, 1883. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 81 day OF sep
tember. 1889. CHARLES ". uODDIN'
POSTPONEMEST.
The above sale Is postponed on account OF the
rain until
FRIDAY, 9TH INSTANT.
at I O'Clock p. NJ. ...,
WILLIAM FLEGENHEIMER.
se25 special Commissioner.