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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09
OLD NORTH STATE NEWS NOTES.
The Farmers Alliance - Colonel Folks
Visit to Observation-Disclosures Mat
ters-PersonaIs and Briefs.

Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch1
RAIriaH, n, c., November S.--Colonel L..
J.. Polk. secretary of the North Carolina
Farmers Alliance, returned from Washing
ton city to-day. He was there as one of
the committee Of two 10 close up the affairs
OF the National Farmers Alliance. prepare
tory 10 its consolidation at st. Louis. De-
cember 4th. with the other great agricul-
tural order-the Farmers Mutual Associa-
ton, the National Agricultural Society, aud
the Northwestern Farmers Alliance. There
will be a very large meeting, and nearly all
the great Northwest Will be represented.
In all twenty-one States will have delega-
tions there. Colonel Polk was to-day in
yited TO deliver an address before the
Southern Exposition at Montgomery. Ala,
November 18th. The invitation is by icle-
graph and proposes 10 send a special escort
committee 10 meet him in Atlanta and con-
duct him from there 10 Montgomery
The Executive Committee of the North
Carolina Confederate Veterans Association
meets here tomorrow. Its members are
j. 3. Carr. A. y. Andrews, w. T. Beasley,
:. A. Ashe, +. ii. Busbee, and 4. l.. Emery.
State canyasscr for the Soldiers Home
will be regularly appointed.
Governor fowle returned to-day from
Charlotte. He reports that the Presbyte-
ran Orphanage matter is well under way
and that institution viii be located at
Charlotte.
Pierre Lorrilard, Jr.. is at Farintosh,
Durham county, hunting, and IL the guest
OF Bennehan Cameron.
The remaining. Democratic clerks and
mail-carriers in the post-ofice here have
received notices that they will be dis
placed on the 18th instant.
The stomach of j. A. Morton, a promi-
nent man Of Wadesboro', who died under
very suspicious circumstances. has been
sent here 80 that the contents may be
Analysed. There are grave suspicious OF
poisoning.
Rscepfly the body Of Mary PearsaIl. ne
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Charlotte Notes.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch

Especial telegram 10 tho DiSphtCh'l
CHARLOTTE, N. c., November s.-Dr. b.
s. Watkins committed suicide on tram
near Rutherfordton day before yesterday;
He took q large dose of strychnlne and
died in a very short time. II IS believed
trouble caused the rash act. He was a
wel-knowE physician.
A man by the name Of White fell dead in
the public road near Gastoria yesterday.
Heart-disease caused his death.
w. b. Small. an elderly gentleman who
lives in Cabarrus county. met with very
peculiar accident night before last. He was
returning home with his son in wagon,
and when about a mile from his house the
old man got out to walk. He's near-sght-
ed and after losing sight of the wagon he
fell into a small creek. Darkness came
upon him, and he was unable to pull up
tie embankment. Consequently he was
in the mud and water all night.
The coroner's jury in the case of Alexan-
der Jones (colored), who died here yester-
day, returned verdict to-day that the de
ceased came to his death from wound IN
ilicted by jim Barringer (colored). Bar
ringer is in jall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09

Sale by r. B. CHAPLIN & Co., Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09
Organizing "A Surveying-Corps.

WYTHEvILLE, Va. November s.-Captain
Jolliffe. civil engineer from Buchanan,
Va, is in Wytheyille to-day organizing a
corps to survey route for the Virginia
Western railroad (of which Colonel A. S.
Buford is PRESIDENT from point on the
Richmond and Allegheny to western or
southwestern connection, probably tho
start surveying from Sharon Springs, IN
bland cOuntV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09
a BIG GOLD FIND.
Weighing 1t on GrOcers' Scales and mea-
surfing 1t In Pint-Cups
n = L.. N -hn nialAfnhl

TTVVTTFI 0-IVsT 'l-aI - wv
SALISBURY, n. c., November S.-News
comes here to-day of a rich gold find in
Montgomery county by Tebe Saunders.
Last week he took out 1000 pennyweights,
and sent. besides, seven pounds of gold ore
to the Charlotte mint. In one rockeriuI, OF
crit four ounces Of gold was found. The
gold is in placers' grit. and is the richest
ever found in the State Two peck baskets
full Of gold and specimens were taken out
of the mine yesterday. Tebe has one hun;
dred hands at work, and gets so much. gold
that no pretence is made at weighing it ex-
cept on a pair of grocer's scales, or to mea-
sure it in half-pint cup to pay the roy
atty. which is shared by the hands. Below
the grit small veins are found that are more
than half gold. There Is no fraud about
this. for tbs cold shows for itself, and II
has created intense excitement here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09

SAMUEL p wADDIL. Clerk.
d. C. RICHARDSON, Attorney. no 2-Saiw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09
MINERAL WATERS.

Since the Introduction Of the
THONPsoN's BeQMINE ARSESie WATER
in this market, In Jsny. Ia. sas sale Of IL has
been large, and whom used sn tho diseases Tor
which n Is recommended, tho effect has been
stances me most WONDERFUL RESULTS have
followed its use. II We were 70 publish one
twentieth OF the letters We receive from grateful
persons who have been benefited by H. We
could not fnd room In our catalogue. We learn
through the NEWSPAPERS that numerous
other Bromioe Arsenic Springs have been uE-
earthed, and they delights 10 making compari-
eons with the Thompson Spring. We thank
thom for their help Ia thus making tho Ohl9I-
NAL aud Observation-Disclosures WATER
still better known, ana trust they Will continue
70 advertise rA WkiTE,FOk PAMPHLET.
THE POLK MILLER DUG COMPANY,
% is,eodt}zoIi General Agents.
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Au6,rrOu aAlrs-rvsu,e nave.
~ ". w. Bove.
Real Estate AuctIoneer
A MAGNIFICENT JAMES-RIvER
IA ESTATE.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ELK HILL AND A PART
TsTk<n


In execution OF decd OF trust 70 the under
signed trustees, dated 18th August, 1885, aud
duly recorded In 0Oocband County Court. wo
will sell By auction, at the ofico OF n. w. Bove.
No. north Eleventh street. Richmond, Va, on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER q. 1888,
at / O'Clock p. NJ, THIS NOTED ESTATE. stu
ated on james river and on the Richmond and
Allegheny railroad, In Goochsnd county. ATTY
one miles vest OF Richmond. containing i,gD1
ACRES. 26i acres OF which Is the lower part Of
Elk island, and the residue consists OF low
grounds. upland. and woods. and the character
OF the soil is admirably adapted 10 tho prOduc-
zion OF corn. wheat. tohacco, aud grass.
Tho Dwelling is q handsome structure Of stuc-
coed brick, with eleven largo and airy rooms,
and with verandas and porcbes extending
nearly around. Tho out-houses ana farm build
ings. mostly Of bricE, arc extensive Ia number
and variety aud arranged in the best manner Tor
the operations OF such an estate. which Will
compare ieyorsbly nj any IN Virginia
Terms: Cash sufficient 20 pay costs OF sale and
any back taxes that may Do due. and 70 pay tho
sum Of $50. n credit a. 10 1880 until August
II. 1872. wi b interest thereon from August IL,
l 50. and payable annually; and tho residue at
six and twelve months for notes with interest
added, aud all credit payments to BE- secured by
deed OF trust on the property and by policy OF
insurance on the buildings duly assigned.
ST. GEORGE X. FITLHUGH.
THONAs n. PAGE,
A. |. BOULWARE,
oc23 Trxsteos.
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AUCTION sAIEs-This Day: oooo,
DICHMOND BAZAAR. CIR
III Nos. 1883 AND 1910 FzAskLis STREET. ~S-N

Our regular sale will commence
TO-DAY
az 10 O'Clock. when we will offer anumber of ex-
collent HORSES, MULES, BUGGlES, PBAE-
TONS, and WAGONS.
AT O'CLOCK
as bales HAY In good condition:
REAPER, In good order;
CLEANER, In got order;
2 nrst-rate FAkM-CARTs--nearly new;
REGISTERED HOLsTElN BULL, two years
old-a beautiful animal;
0 YEARLING COLTS by Carlos. very pro-
missing;
Several SECONDHAND BUGGIEs, TOP
WAGONS, and ALL OTHER STOCK register
ed liz time.
nog ER. COOK. Salesman.
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XTIRGINIA STEAMBOAT

COMPANY. for Old Point Nor szxzf4s&-
folk Portsmouth. Newport NewA ClaTsnoas
and Jamssriter landings cirecl ~ eieEan.
saloon steamer Akiki. leaving kichlnond
EVERY MONDAY. WE'D SEsDAr. and kkiDAf
att A N. suees-cars connecL
Connections a. Old Posns and 81 Norfok
closely with zl lines for northern citsss same
afternoon. James river By daylight Grezs
tourist lins Cheapest foutA
Through ucxeB oa steamer and al Garoef's
Agency 100 Main strsss Baggage checked
through slxts-roons engaged ter day or nignL
rrssgns received daily for Sorfosk, Ports
mouth. Old POINT Wayoriy. Hicksfori, Va. aad
All polats ia kassera North carolina, kastsra
Virginia and all regular landings on tho jaaes
river. ~ loves. Tales. and lhrough bslls issued
lUcIkN b TATUh. ice-rrsssdeak
No ILL Aain street end kockettA
0YM Wu1sioax. frVishs and fauonger Asenk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09
BY Frank D. Hill & Co..
Rale Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
No north Eleventh street.

rVRUSTEE'S SALE OF SMALL
4 NEW FRAME DWELLING. No 1910 EAST
LEIGH, BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND FOUR
TENTH SIRkEIH-On
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER y, 1850,
al ~ o'clock r. NJ, on tho premises. Will sell
the nbOye PROPERTY under a deed Of trust
from George McHenney and wife. duly recorded
in Deed Book l33, page 35. Richmond Chancery
Court. default having been made IA the pay
rnent Of a certain note therein secured. The
house Is newly built, contains about four rooms
ani the lot Is 3OKl20 feet
This locality has Improved very much recent
~, and We would advise parties desiring 10 pur-
chase small property 10 attend this sale.
TERMS f2i&50 and expenses OF sale cash bal
ance on easy terms FRANK u. HILL,
nos Trustee.
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INCESsED.
a Weeks Failures.
by telegraph to tho plspatch.I

NEw YORK, November s.--Business fail
ures during the last week number for
the United States 22S; Canada, 80. Total,
267-against 261 last week.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
Il FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT THE SOUTH
EASr CORNER of THIRTIEfH AND LEIGH
STREETS, FRONTING 30 FEET on 1H1 EAST
LINE OF 'fHIRTIErH s1REE1.-By virtueAf q
deed OF trust from b. z. Mckinney and wife
dated April 10, i6Sa and recorded In Richmond
Chancery Court Deed Book l2S A, page ~. and
at the request Of the beneficiary. default having
been made In payments, We viii sell by public
auction, on tho premises, on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER IA, 1889,
at 4 O'Clock p. NJ, tho PROPERTY described in
said deed as ali that lot Of land. with improve
ments thereon, lying and being In the city OF
Richmond on the southeast corner OF Thirtieih
and Leigh streets, aud fronting - feet on the
east line OF Jhrtieth street, thence back be-
tween parallel lines l2l feet 90 an alley feet
wide, being the same property conveyed 10 b. +.
Mckinney by L. Pemberion by deed June s.
1881. recorded Ia Deeo-Book -. 10 page.
Terms: While the deed requires cash for tho
debt due, by consent Of parties reasonable terms
will be announced at sale.
JULIUS STPAUs,
X. g. CHAFFIN,
w. j. WESrWOOD,
Trustees
Sale by r. b. CHAPLIN & CO., Auctioneers.
nO9
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BY X. h. Chanin & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. north Tenth street
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF


TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
L FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON EAST SIDE
OF 1WENTI-SIXTH STREET BETWEEN
LEIGH AND NJ STREETS.-By virtue Of deed
OF trust from Morgan Richards and wife. daled
February, 10. 1889, recorded In Richmond
Chancery Court. Deed Book iG7 &, page 50, ami
et request OF beneficiary, default having been
made in payment secured. We will sell by public
auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER H. 1859,
at AGO o'clock 2. NJ, the PROPERTY described in
said deed az all that lot Of land, with i'm
proYements thereon, lying and being IN the city
OF Richmond, Va. on the east side OF Twenty
sixth street between Leigh and VI streets. be-
ginning at point distant from " street 1879 feet
inches, thence southwardly and fronting on
Twenty-sixth street % feet inches. theGcs bicR
between parallel lines l3lE feet being same
property conveyed g Morgan Richards from &
G. 1insley and wife, dated February II, 1889.
TERMS Cash "a to expenses OF sale and 1888
arrearages; then monthly instruments OF Sl07
until $500 is paid of. Remainder on terms an-
nOunced at sale. JULIUS oTRAUc,
u. b. CHAFflN.
". ]. WESrWOOD,
Trustees.
Sale BY r. B. CHAFFIS & CO., Auctoneers.
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XORh-RIYER LINE WA W
POINT
DAILY ExcEPr suSDAr


DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Tho fayorlte routeto Baltimore ihs-teAner
on this line are models ~ hoauy. eioyan 'n. ID
comfort Leave Richmond i3..J ,. VI. nui .
z. ". arrive a. baltimore 40 \. ". ietn
Baltln moro daily except ~Gciaf ~ D. " a.
rive a. Richmond 80 8. n. AMI A. A. ~
Fare from AiehmOuf sra snt tl h1lil % g.
Washington. 49, Wilmington. Dob, 500.
dolphia. .sJ. New YORK. SOD h0IaI Uh
Wilmington. Dol. g. Philadelphia 6
tWkSr POINT ACCOMMODATION
Leave Richmond Uweniy-iliri-
Street depot. ...................... i,J
Arrive Richmond uwonsy-thlrd. ..
Street dopok ....ss. ff.fI Do 70
'Dany. tDaily eTcops sunday.
Depot and uoEeLofics FOO. virginia s.'''.
Uptown oniJe Corner Tenth and Main s--eA
JAS l. TAYLOR
General Passenger Ag'--
j. y fDllr
Division Psssengsr As'.3
kichmoui d, -
sol. HAAS. Tranlc Manager.
4. N. X TALCOI l. tirsi tiro President
DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. - zoos i''
commencing June - iss3-eaatern a-il i'fi
LA NJ. Leaves Byrl-streoi station 90 70
stops only s. Ashland, JuGgii1n. f.
ford. aud Fr-derirksbI-g. -Iee .ff
g. Washington ani NeT York
il,0r A N. leaves BYrl-Sroog station daily. 90.
sept SUNDAY
s.9sP. N. leaves Byrl-StfP1. a'ai9l daily
sleeper 20 feS FORK
$50 A. N. arrive. a. Byrd street sfalya JaliI.
Sleeper from Ncs YORK
e.9s p n arrive. a. BIRDS station ihI1
stops II FrsiercGsDlrg. Mi'
Junction. and Ashland. sleeper p a
Warrington AMI NsH YORK
i0.40P. NJ arrives A. ByrI-strset "a .ion "a. a
eXcapg sunday
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY sxcsPr srSDArS
s4sA. "A. loaYes glb& Arrives as Ashllli 80
1888 A. u
.oo p n arsDsrnoiation lesvse Byri.-
station, arrives a. Ashiani s. f '
Goa p. NJ leaves BIDS arrives A. Asa.A-l o.
6:t5P ".
Gas A. NJ. arrives glbA Leaves Ash,aai a. i
A. u.
s.g5 A. NJ accommodation ArfiTos ~ ti-
street station leaves Aslis-4 a. o..
An.
bs9P. NJ. arrives a. Elbs leaves A. nai "
5i2P u.
ca. TAYLOR General Ticket h'--
R.T. d. MYsSs. Gsuorsl suporinieniel'
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DETERMINED.
pANvlLLE WILL PROTECT THE HALL
FAX COUNTY PRISONERS.
The Mayor and City Sergeant Mean Bush
ness--Indignant Over
aCharge.
rsneelal tnlerrnm 70 tho pIppa,ch.l

Especial telegram 70 ttio DttphtShI
DASvrIrr. VA, November S.-This city
has been more OF less excited all day over
the threatened attempt 20 lynch the Han,
fax prisoners. The Danville people. 81
course, sympathized deeply with the out
ragged people Of Halifax. but they have no
idea of allowing the prisoners, who have
been committed to their jail for ssfe-keep.
ing. TO fall into the hands of mob, and
even our hot headed young men feel that
IL would never do for the prisoners to be
lynched from DanvIlle. Mayor Graves and
Sergeant Boisseau are both determined
men. They know their duty, and will do
it without fear. Sergeant Boisseau, has
been warned to keep away from
the Jail at night, but that warning only
makes him more determined to stand at
his post. The military and a full corps. OF
policemen remained on duty oil night last
night and will again guard the jail to-
night. Several Halifax people have been
in the city during the day and Sergeant
Bosseau received notice that 200 armed
men from that county would be here pc
tween 10 o'clock and daylight TO take the
prisoners from the jail and lynch them.
1t has been the talk Of the town to-day,
and while some people do not believe the
raid will he made, others, who know the
grit of the Halifax boys. think II very well
for Danville to be on the watchout.
INCESsED.
People here and ct Chatham are highly
incensed at the infamous publication in
Yesterdays Washington Post by William T..
Sims, in which he charges many of the best
and purest men in Danville and Pittsyl-
vania county with election frauds. Sims
is the man who made an incendiary speech
here just before the riot in 1888, and that
speech did more than any one thing to pre-
cipitate the riot.
Charles Redd, the negro who shot at a
white man in North Danville on Sunday
last, surrendered himself today. he had
been hiding in the woods since Sunday and
was pretty well starved out.
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BY Frank d. Hill e Co.,
Reel Estate Auctioneers.

BY Frank D. Hill & Co.,
Reel Estate AuctiOneers.
T1RUSTEE'S SALE OF NICE SMALL
4 FRAME DWELLING No 9lo% NORTH
SEVENTH, NEAR PRESTON STREET, AZ
AUCTION.-By virtue Of deed OF trust from
Edward Watkins aud wife, recorded IN tho clerks
Office Richmond Chsncory Court IN Deadlock
l89 4, page l2l. default having been made IN the
payment Of a certain motto secured therein, |
will sell At public auction, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER %. 1881.
at o'clock F. NJ, tho PROPERTY described In
said deed. The house contains five rooms aud
other improvements aud tho lot fronts 10 D-l2xl2i
feet 10 an alley Il feet wide.
TERMS: Enough cash 10 pay expenses OF sale
and a note Of 800, with interest from November
l. 1889; balance IN six and twelve months, ill.,
terest added. FRANK d. HILL,
Do9 Trustee.
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WANTED, AGENTS TO SELL
w the PINLEss CLOTHEs-LINE- The only
line ever Invented that holds the clothes Without
pins. perfect success; paten, recently Issued.
sold only by agents, % whom the exclusive right
II given on receipt Of DOC. We will send q sam
pie line by mail; also, circulars, price-list, and
terms 10 agents Secure your territory at once.
Address WORCESTER PINLEsS CLOTHES
LINE COMPANY, II Hernon street, Worcester,
Macs. &C e2-W&Ss12t
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BY II. Selion Taylor,
on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 70, 1859,

on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 70, 1889,
at 4:30 o'clock p NJ, will of,er the abOyo-men-
tiOucd DWELLINGS for sale upon the premises
They are centrally located, in nice neighbOr-
hood, we'll built, with nine rooms ea,h, modern
improvements, aud both in nice order. This s
good property aud always commands nrs.-ciass
tenants.
TERNs: One third cash balance IN six, twelve,
aud eighteen months, with interest, and secured
by a deed OF trust II. SELDOM TAYLOR.
nos AucUOneor.
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yTTANTED.-WE WANT TO HIRE

w AN ENERGETIC PERSON In every locali-
ty 10 Distribute ADVERTISING MATTER
salary Of 81 50 per dag and expenses will be paid.
Address, enclosing two-cent stamp for parucu-
Lara, UNIVERSAL SUPPLY COMPANY, Chi
cage, Ill No postals answered. no sSo&SuSs
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20. RENT
COURT ORDERS.
VIRGINIA-IN THE COUNTY

NTIRGINIA-IN THE UNITY
COURT OF TIE COUNTY OF HgNRICO
THE 2STH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1889:
On the petition Of Sarah A. Iignor, William Il.
Tignor, Lucy H. 1igBor. John I. Tignor, aud
James r. Tignor for the release CT the lien OF
two certain deeds OF trust on nye acres land
lying and being In Henrco county, Va.
near the Seven Pines, about seven miles below
the city OF Richmond, on the south side OF the
WiIliamsburg-Stago road, adjoining tho lands
formerly owned by John i. Lord and others, the
first OF said deeds OF trust executed by samuel
w. Bradley and wife 10 Williamson Allen and
John A. Lacy. trustees, dated August g, 1913,
and duly recorded in tho clerks Office OF the
County Court Of Henrico county In Deadlock
46, page 356 aud the second executed by the
said Samuel w. Bradley 10 Elisha shepperson.
trustee, dated December 81, 1874, aud duly re-
corded In said clerks Office in Deed Book A..
page 302, and AFFIDAVIT having been made and
filed that the residences OF tho tOllowing-named
creditors In said deeds mentioned, n hyirg, are
unknown, and that the heirs &C law Of such OF
said creditors a. may be dead are unknown,
aud that said unknown creditors exceed thirty
In number it Is ordered that Henry h. Jones,
julius hobson, Edmund Wade, Thomas Rust,
Henry Starke. James 4. Seldom. Jonn /. Tate,
Lewis Hill, James Bradley, John Parke K. Al
len, DIR. Tyler, NJ Jones. Burwoll Batkins, VIII
liam Pomphrey. Editors Of the Wig, Joha A.
Lacy, John d. Christian, Lewis Frayser. h. w.
Green, n. McCurdy. &. Cartwright. G. Allen. r.
Dickinson. F. Grinln, u. shepporson, Robert
HlI, James willets, W. Baldwin, Mary w.
George A. Pesrce, and Austin I. ourr. II living,
or the unknown heirs at law Of such OF them as
may DO dead. appear before this court within
fifteen days after publication Of this Crder-tO
wit, on the first day OF the December. 1859,
term thereof and chow cause, II any ihey can. why
the Hen OF the said deeds OF trust on said
i've acres Of land should not be released,
which said day the petitioners will apply 10 the
said County Court OF Renrico for the release OF
said lien.
copy-Teste:
SAMUEL p. wADDiLL. Clerk.
d. c. RICHARDSON, Attorney. no 2-Saiw
VIRGINIA: IN THE CHANCERY
' COURT OFTHE CITY OF RICHMOND, TIE
23D DAY OF OCTOBER, 1850
simon ihffis..--. ..............-......rlaln
against
Kitty Quarlos's heirs. Defendants,
IN caAscgaY.
The object o. this suit Is 10 ascertain who are
the next Of kin OF Kitty Quarles, deceased, aud
10 sell the properly In the bill mentioned; and
AFFIDAVIT having been made aud nled by Simon
Harris that 30 far as he knows or believes he IS
the only next Of Kin OF Kitty Quarles, deceased.
but II there are any others they arc unkt own,
IL Is ordered that the said unknown heirs and
defendants If any do appear here within nfleea
days after due publication OF this order and do
what l. necessary to protect their Interests In
this suit.
CHARLES w. GoDDIN, Clerk.
W. W. Cossy, NJ. and GiLEs y. JACKSON, y. q.
oc I-Safw
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RICHMOND, VA. October H. 1890.
mo THE NOLANDINE COMPANY :

RICHMOND, VA. October II, 1899.
ITO THE NOLANDINE COMPANY:
4 Gentlemen,- this is to certify thai
have been a great sufferer from Liver Com
plaint for several years. | determined TO
Try your iustly-celebra Vegetable Nolan
dine, aud after using several bottles ! hnd
myself so much benefited that have discon-
tinued tho use Of it. Ny liver is now In better
condition than Ii hos been In many years, and
can now eat anything want without any fear OF
suffering from Indigestion consequent upon
diseased liver. / earnestly aud cheeriully re-
commend IL to all persons suffering from either
Of the above complaints You are at perfect
liberty to use this as you may feel disposed.
Very truly yours, sc,
W. h. HANDLEY.
At Powers. Taylor & Co.'S,
Wholesale Druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09
TRAINS SoxrHwAgo
'Daily. tDaily oIceps SUNDAY.

DAILY. iDaiy eHccps SUNDAY
sTOPPING-PLACES
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for passsngor&-
PULLxAN.cAR SERVICE
On Trains Nos is ant g slsepins, ar, 20
New York aud Tampa fiA Ca SNeN' 49,,
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sleepins.car, between New lort 81 - ,....
yilta. On rrAsn No. y slso9ins-caf S"'"'
Washington and Savannah .,..
THg ONLY ALL-KAIL LINE TO NokF'-N
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Rlebmona sy:0oP. NJ. Norfolk W.
Norfolx A. N. kcemond.
Norfolk $50 p. N. nseemoni., - - a,
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a. i ali - atoms GA mo Norfolk ead Wss.eia
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