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The Governor of Pennsylvania,

GENTS: PoSD's EXTRACT has been a
valued reliance in our family for several
years, especially in relieving the aches,
sprains and bruises incident 10 children.
Very truly yours,
Nov. 80, 81. JAMES A BEAVER
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n. MURDOCH.

Referring 10 the above card Of Mr. William ~
Murdoch take great pleasure in recommending
him TO the public and my former patrons at
Cedar Hill and ask for Mr. Mufdock a contin-
uance OF the patronage heretofore extended to
me. | will remain at my residence ana can be
seen for few days at The store formerly Kept by
me. and request all persons indebted 70 me to
come forward snd make immediate settlement
Parties having claims against mo are requested
10 present the same for payment Respectfully,
nv 3O-3ts JAMES p. YEAMANS
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A UCTION SALE OF THE ENTIRE
IA SQUARE OF LAND BoiINDED By 81
YRNTH AND EIGHTH STRkEIs, AND pESn-
TUR AND STOCKTON STREETS; ALSO EIGH-
TY-rWO AND A HALF FEET on TUE EAST
SIDE of SEVENTH STREET. IN THE CITY OF
MANCHESTER, Wat the request OF the own
or, who lives in Europe, aud who bns DECIDED 10
dispose az ell OF his real estate In this city. l
will sell at public auction. ON tho premises on
FRIDAY. MAY 81. 1889.
at $50 O'Clock p. NJ.
EIGHT LOTS fronting 2C4 feet on tho south
side OF DecatsIr street between seventh and
Eighth streets and running BACK l5o feet 70 u
foot alley.
EIGHT LOTS fronting 25i feet on the north
side OF Stockton street between seventh ana
Eighth streets and running back 1855 feet TO the
EIGHTY-rwo AND A HALF FEET OF LAND
on the east side OF Seventh street between Deca-
tur and stockton
THIS land lies well for building or manufac-
turing purposes. Examine It thoroughly for
Yourselves. Notice how convenient II ls 10 hlch-
mond and tho Richmond and Danyiile rsirosd
shops, &c. and what desirable ana heaiihy To-
cation 10 Is In. The new line OF strcet-car, is
now being built and runs up Dccatu. street inn
medlatcly in front OF this property. IL you want
q site for mandatory this will suit you. and
remember Manchester exempts such establish
ments from taxation. II you want land upon
which 10 build dwellings ether for rent or sale,
speculation or home, be sure and attend THIS
sale. as you will make q profitable Investment.
For further particulars apply 70 tho auc-
tioneer.
Terms: One fourth cash. and the balance In
six twelve eighteen. and twenty-fOur months,
deferred payments bearing interest from day OF
sale, aud secured by doed OF trust ,,eo,.
A. l. ADAMSON,
mv02 AuctioDeer.
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ETNNH'@
CT 9
LETTERS FROM THE GOVERNORS

II Is a wcll-krovn fact that PoND's
FxrEAcr is used and recommended by moro
distinguished people than any preparation or
remedy exiant.
It is used in the household Of the President
rs well 40 that Of the humblest citizen; by
members Of the army and the navy. tho Bar
and the Bench, the pulpit and the press-all
ranks and classes of people. To further
illustrate this fact We append few OF the
more recent letters from Governors Of diff
fercnt StaIc5:
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WALKER LEWIS WILL BE IN
w Richmond June LIST to engage waters for
White sulphur Springs. Would ike 10 meet
them at SOY east Broad street. my oJ-It
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PHILADELPHIA. RIG h nSrk
MoND AND NORFOLK
iTEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at " N. and every SUNDAY a.
A. NJ.
Freight for Tuesday, and Fridays steamers
received TIL il30 A. 81; foe Sundays steamer
III 2 NJ. saturday. Freight received daily tll
iP. NJ
Fare. 20
For further information apply 70
j. w. McCARRlCK,
6sneral Southern Agent Once ReckettA
W. r. CLYDE q CO,
nal General Agnnts PhiiAdeinhlA
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Tho Lt.-Govcrnor of Illinois,

GENTLEMEN: POND's EXTRACT has long
had place in the medicine chest Of my fam
ily. / assure you that we have found 1t
ready and valuable agent 70 relieve pain in
msny csses, and tina; very promptly. We
cannot well keep house without it.
an, truly yOur5,
oct. 10, 81. !. c. SMITH,
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fNOs. and and 81 and % run daily DstWeou
Richmond snd Clifton Forge and daily except
Sunday between Balcony Falls aud Le1tpgton.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
5:45 p. VI. MAIL dail! THROUGH PASSEN-
GER. A. n.
sis A n. ACCOMMODATION daily (eIcep.
sunday.
CONNECTIONS.
At Clifton Forge with Chesapeake sud Ohio
railway Tor the south. West. and Northwest
sleep-rs To Cincinnati ana Louisville.
At ynchburg With Nortolk anf western rail-
road for all pOlnts South, Southeast aud SOUTH
west. and Virginia Midland railway for all points
North and South.
Al Richmond with Associated Railways for all
points H. tho south, ami Richmond, trsier1cSs-
burg and Potomac railroad fer the North.
Al Lexington with Baltimore and ohio rail-
road, making close connections at Harper's
Ferry 70 aud from Pittsburgh and tho West, also
70 points North aud kasi.
Sleeping-cars LTnchburS - Memphis, New
Orleans, and Little kOck.
PALACE ,LEkplNG-CARS BETWEEN RICH
MOND AND LYNCHBURG. BERThA 81.
Trains marked daily teKceps sunday:
'dRly
Tickets sold 20 al points Or1ces 9is east
Main street, 1000 Main street, and 40 Richmond
anu AllogAauy depot, Eighth and canal street4
JOHN X. MACMUhDO.
my II pal Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30

BY virtue and IN part execution Of six several
deeds Of Trust from john ). Coles TO tho under
signed, a. trustees ana duly recorded in the
clerks ofIico Of The County Court OF Albemarle
county, We will sell By auction. on the premises,
WEDNESDAY. JUNE IL, 1889.
az y O'Clock NJ, the VALUABLE AND BEAU
TIFUL JAMES RIVER FARM known as " MI.
WARREN, % cOntsining about 954 ACRES. divided
into seven folds, besides several grazing lots,
and having in every field and lot stream of
running water, thus giving TO the place great
value as stock farm. The lands have south
ern exposure and are admirably adapted 10 the
growth of wheat corn, tobacco, the grasses, &c.
In the terraced garden are nearly all OF the
small fruits and hne asparagus beds.
The DWELLING Is q cOmm0diOus one, with
twelve or fourteen rooms, besides halls. &C Is
covered with slate, hes three broad porches, and
is atKsctiyely situated in largo grove OF oaks,
and from tho house are enchanting Views OF the
mountains Including the Peaks Of Otter on tho
one side. and Of the James River Valley on the
other. Warren Station, on the Richmond and
Alleghany railroad. Ia but a lew hundred yards
from the dwelling.
Altogether this is valuable. attractive. and
fertile estate. calculated to meet the wants OF a
gentleman Of means, as IL combines all that IS
most desirable in country home, or Il would
prove paying investment TO a good farmer
looking for profit The place ID located In the
midst Of refined and cultivated community.
with schools, churches, post-onice, &C., con-
yeEieut.
TEKxs: Cash SUFFICIENT TO nay any delinquent
taxes that may be due and the costs Of sale. and
70 discharge certain Of the debts secured.
amounting 10 ASSOC, and the residue at one,
two, and three years, for notes, with interest
added, and secured by decd OF trust.
h. 7. ". DUKE.
Trustee in first deed;
GEORGE PERKINS.
Trustee 10 second and third deeds;
THOMAS 5. MARTIN,
Trustee In fourth deed;
j. w. ANDERSON,
Trustee Ia ifth decd;
". W. BOWIE,
ap 2-eod Trustee in sixth deed.
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BY sutton j Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1914 Main street.


A UCTTON SALE OF THAT SUB
~ STANTIALLY BUILT THREB-S1 DRY
BRICK DWELLING No. 23i4 kASI BROAD
STREET. BETWEEN TWENlI-THlRD AND
TWENTY FOUkrH STREETS, AND DkSlkA-
BILE VACANT LOT ADJOlNING.-At the re-
quest OF the parties Interested. who are selhhg
70 settle up an estate, w0 shall oder FOR SAFE al
public auction. upon mo premises. on
TUESDAY, JUNE 4. 1889,
a. ~ O'Clock L. NJ. tho aboye-descrlbed Pro
PEk1I. The dwelling is a well-built three
slory-and- basement brick dwelling, containing
about ten rooms, besides bathroom, gas, water,
&c. also a good ami large brick stable on The
lot Tho loj fronts 30 fee on the north side OF
Broad street by a Cepsh Of Us feet ~ inches 10
an alley.
Also, desirable VACANT LOT adjoining the
above property on the wosi, fronting - feet on
rho north -ldo 81 Broad street by depth OF
ljs l0-l2 feet 10 On alley.
This property is situated in one Ot the most
desirable ana improving localities OF Church
Hill. in n good ueighD1rhOOd, convenient %
chur,he schools. C, and within few steps OF
tho Electric street-car line. which renders livery
accessible 20 all parts OF the city.
TsHys: Very liberal, and made known at sale
my - SD1ION ~.
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Oct. 10, 81

PoyD's EXTRACT is invaluable for all
kinds Of Pain, Inflammation and ucmor-
rhsges.
E.rcelle5cs infitss imitation. BslCGre u
1gOYtlIeSs limitations q PoNp's EXTRACT.
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By E. A. Cstlin. Auctioneer,
No. IL eleventh street

UCTION SALE OF ONE OF THE
"A MOST OONVENIENT AND BEST BUILT
DETACHED DWELLINC-HOUSES Oh CHURCH
HILL will sell at public auction u the highest
bidder On
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5TH,
at6 T. NJ. on the promises, the DETACHED
FRAME DWELLING adjoining the southwest
corner Of TWenty-seyenth and streets. tbs
property has been recently bunt II In most per-
foct order, IS well arranged, and Is steadily
growing In value The lot fronts 81 feet on west
side Of rEenty-seyenth street and extends back
l2j feet 10 an alley Il feet wide.
Parties desiring u secure a home should not
fail % attend this sale, a. this property will
make = most delightful dwelling place, aud 1t
Will be sold on extremely liberal Terms.
1ERM3: Atsale. K. A. CATLIN,
my3J AuctiOncor.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
n ROAD.

SOL. HAAS, TraGc Manager.
PEYTON RANDOLPH. Ceaora 'Ia-ater
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TRAINS NORTnWARD.
Daily. tDaiiy except sunday.

DAILY. tDAhy erccpt Sonuaf
sfOPPING-PLACE%
Nos. Il and II make no stops. No. . so9s
signal 81 CenHallA. No. Is Stops only o. =.
as Chester. Contrslia, and Mseche,lsr. :"
stops on sigusi a. all regular stations
stops on signal At all regular Stations 81
At temples and Port Malihsh Nos. *. >. - !.
IS 81. -, aud ~ viii stop a. all stations i-' -
PULlNAS-CAR sARYICE ....,
ON Trains Nos. IA and % sleep.ns,cais o. r.
New yorx and Tampa fla ga JaeAsS.''
Ga rrsins Nos Ii aua e sleepiaS-sNs \
Washing ton snd Oh .rlcstQn, On Tran y,
sieeping-cars between New lork ana -,
vile. On TYain No q slsosins-eAr pS'"''-
Washington and savannah 49,. ,.,as,rE
TaE Only ALL-RAIL LINE TO Nok'OLA'
R,cemona $40 A. n Norfolk. .... 10 I. "
Riehmona .5sOO r. N. Norfolk. .lSN A.
Norfolx sss0 A. N. kicemonc. liSs n "a
Sorfolk $50 4. N. klcsnooi.. Nv = =.
These trains also make Close eonaec.oas,
Fnrmyille Iyuchourx, and soeth Nessefp 49,
ana al :. atoms on the Norfolk AMI "es.esn 1913
resa X n. sCLLr. super'nishs'N-
E +. u. nYxRs, GeaerAl supefl1ltesasse
M M EssKsos, General Passenger Asse,f
sou HaAA Trscso Manager
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BY n w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
SALE OF AN UNDI-
XInEn INTEREST In TWO

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF AN UNDI-
Il VIDED INTEREST IN TWO
DWELLINGS,
Nos zip AND 214 NORTH NINETEENTH
STREET,
AT SOUTHWEST CORNER OF BROAD STREET
In execution OF . decd OF trust from W. ID. VIII
lams and wife TO John :. Cooke. trustee, dated
18th September, 1885. and duly recorded in Rich
mond chancery Court. will sell BY auction, on
tho promises, on
THURSDAY. JUNE q. 1889.
a. o'clock p. NJ, the UNDIVIDED ONE
FOURTH INTEREST Of Wilson ID. Williams In
said two houses, with the lots on which they
stand. b1t subject 70 the life estate OF Mrs. kza-
both II. Williams In tho corner house and a
Ike life estate Ia one third Of the other house.
zach OF said LOIS fronts twenty-five feet and runs
back tho usual depth 70 an alley. The houses
are two-etory ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS brick build
lnes. and contain about nine rooms Zach
TERas: Cash. PHIL, II sHRiLD,
nv ~ substituted Trustee
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Mrs. Hannah Kiraln, mother OF the pu-
gili-t. Jake Kilraln, died 10 Baltimore on
Monday aged sixty-eigkt years. She was
born in Athtone, Ireland. Jake's rIght
name, by the way, ia John.
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The Govern or OF Vow Jerser.

DEAR SIE: have for many years used
PosD's EXTRACT. and have derived great
benefit aud relief thcrcir0m. Yours truly,
Dec. b, 81. X. S. GREEN.
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mos. l and and 81 and 81 run daily between
Richmond snd Clifton Forge and daily except
Sunday between Balcony Falls aud LeLJpgtOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30

Charles A. Dana says that what struck HIN
most during bis recent southern tour was
the obliterstion OF every trace OF the great
civil war.
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aug
su23 Compeny's wharf. kockett
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT :,
A.ITlE5ianl

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT LII.
' COMPANY. for Old Point, Nor x<s1nek.
folk. Portsmouth. Newport NewS ClAremonl
and james river landings direct BY elegant
EvERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,, ana FRIDAY
att A. NJ. street cars connect
Connections ~ Old Point and a. Norto1k
closely with ali lines for northern citiss same
afternoon. James river by daylight Gross
tourist line Cheapest rousa
Through tickets on steamer and AZ CARRIERS
Agency. 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
through. Stste-rooms engaged for day OK night
mouth, Old Point Wayerly. Hieksford, Va, aud
all points in Eastern North Carolina, Eastern
Virgiaiz, and all regular landings on ths James
river. a. lowest rates, ana through bills issued
LuCIEN l. TATUN, yicc-fresidenL
NJ. iii Maia street and kocxett>
hyIN WEIsleKK frelghk and PAssa az r Axent
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Peculiar 10 medicinal merit and wonderful
curss-- Hoods sarssparilla. Now Is the time
70 take Il, fer nos 1t VIII do the most COED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30

NTANTED, PURCHASER FOR
w MAGNIFICENT NEW SET CHERRY
BAR FIXTURES. Height about eleven feet,
length eighteen feet: French bevel plate glass.
Received medal at late Exposition Will be sold
cheap and on terms to suit purchaser. Address
81 once ~. care U.statch Ofco. my 3J.lt.
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The Governor of New Hampshire.

GENTLEMEN: have used PoND's EXTRACT
In my family for several years, and have
found it most desirable and valuable
remedy. Yours truly, MOODY CUERIEE-
Dec. 3, 81.
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ErOTICE-HAVING THIS DA,

NOTICE. HAVING THIS DAY
~ purchased of JAMES P. YRAMANS the
STOCK. GOODWILL. AND BUSINESS hereto
fore conducted by JAMES p. NBANANs at Cedar
i'm. Louisa county, Va, 1 shall continue the said
business in ali 1t, brsnchos, AID with FULL
AID COMPLETE STOCK solicit the continuance
Of the patronage heretofore extended TO my pre-
WILLIAM NJ MURDOCH.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
" WAY COMPANY


SCHEDULE - EFFECT NAY q ifQ
1EAyE RICHMOND.
1:35 A. ". Locgi daily except sunday f0r ..f..n
FORGE. Does lot run vest ~ ,..f.l
Forge.
500 A. NJ. ExDfess daily Tor 0d Point ani A.-.
fox. Pullman bunct la.aoe-l A. %
Oh POlul
HOS A. n. Express daily for Cincinnati pm nsn
psr'0r car r9 CharOuesF g.. ... -
man NeslbY'e Buffet Sleeping By.
Charlottesville fo tlur.nuat. '.1.
negfs lD lnl0u station fnr all l..f
Wes.
g:soP. NJ. E1rress daily FOR Oh poin, 81
Norfolk. f.limal "a. ,--, l,.l ..t
t:l5P. N. Accommodated. excep. SUNDAY ,-
b. 3. DID,. joan 5000.
sl5P. NJ. Now Yors anI Cincinnati se.rb...
Limited iaiD. Pu.rnl -lr'l. ..r
% iiintnn. connecting ~ Illr.r
vito ei,h "kes.rl.a Limited
tiIcinnsiani Louisville. foua...- .
union stations Iur ,l.e-' ana soI'..
ARRIVE AT RiCuAoNn
7.fj s. ". ia f-Hlu tIu.fluit .nf tnII-FI q
1885 A. ". daily from Norfolk all Oli po.ui
2:S p. NJ. dAiiy from tinllual al LOUISVILLE
$50 +. 81. dliy except sunday non Clifton
1;iOP. VI. daily from Norfolk anf Oli poln-
station. Bual rect uear seventeenth.
Ticket O1ict-. l.Il eap.t Main -.rset AL IS
Chesapeake au1 OHIO RAILWAY STATION.
u. w. FULLER
General Passenger Ago.
=. T. HAEAHAN. General Manager. ny l
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PEN PICTURES.
A Case OF saIalet with Hamlet
Omitted.

The following from MI. J. /. Webber's
Chattanooga letter to the Charleston News
and Courier il well done, but it is a case Of
Hsmlet with I" Hamlet omitted, seeing th st
SIR. Webber is himself one OF the brightest
and most promising newspsper-men in the
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AucTIos SALES.--FUTURE nays.
AUCTION sALEs--rcaure Dsys.
By N. w. Bove.
Real Estate Auctoncer.
rNHE THREE NEW, WELLrAR-
RANGED, AND Observation-Disclosures
BRICK DWELLINGS
Nos. s17. al9 AND sei WEST GRACE STREET
AT AUCTION

will sell at auction. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 5, 1853.
A. O'Clock P. NJ, tho THREE ATTRACTIVE
DWELLINGS above referred TO- containing ten
rooms, besides kitchen, servants rooms. store
room. &C.. and fitted up with tho modern conve-
nlencoA They are new and thoroughly modern
in their arrangement and while 'hey are 10 inc
too far from tho prominent business places,
churches, markets.. &c. The lots arc extra deep,
being ia feet inches, and the Glloy In the rear
Is paved aud is 20 feet wide.
A homes or for Investment purposes these
houses must prove satisfactory. and invite ali
In search OF such property 10 attend the sale win
the expectation that tho property will be sold
TENS: ono third cash balance at ono ana
two years for notes. with interest, and secured by
trust deed. y. W. BOWIE.
my3O Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
ByN W. Bcwe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
DRUSTEES' SALE OF - 98-100
ACRES OF LAND
N THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
ATTHE NORTH END OF EIGHTH AND NINTH
STREETS,
NEAR TIE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
WAY.
AT AUCTION
BY y. W. Bcwe,
Real Estate Aucti0neer.

In execution OF deed Of trust dated October
II. lSSs recorded In Richmond Chancery Court
Deed Book III c, page 431. being required 80 %
DO by the beneficiary therein named, we VIII
sell by auction. on the premises. on
TUESDAY, JUSK 4, 1859.
At5P. NJ, the LARGE PARCEL OF LAND mem
tened above. situated east OF Navy Hill and ex-
tending 10 Bac0n's-Quarter branch. his land
is admirably suitable for the erection u mo
dium-sized dwellings, It's nearness 70 the heart
Of the city. % the Chesapeake and Ohio railway
shops, and TO the Richmond Locomotive aud
Machine Works renders livery desirable for tns
purpose. and its being sold in such large block
affords ohe Of the best opportunities for specu-
lation ever offered to the public and as 70 Is
located at the north portal OF the proposed tun-
mel under Eighth street and very close 70 tho
Chesapeake and Ohio railway 1t has big future
for manufacturing purposes.
TERMS: Cash suricieat to pay tho expenses OF
sale and note for s6COA&. with interest from
April IL, 1859, and protest charges; credit as
10 "a until October IBIS. lss3, and tho resi-
due on such terms as the grentors or On the
event Of their failure SO 10 90 as the trustees
may prescribe. All credit payments TO carry
interest and 10 be secured by a trust deed.
y. ". BOWE
ii. A. ATKINSON. JR.,
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AUCTION sALEs-Thts Day.
BY Glowing & Rose,
Real Kstass Agents, Auctioneers, and Brokers,
No north Tenth street

DY REQUEST WE WILL SELL
I'D By AUCTION. upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1889,
ut O'Clock z. NJ. that VERY DEsIRABLE LOT
OF LAND, with a FRAME COTTAGE thereon.
situstod on the southwest corner OF Preston and
Fourth streets having front OF 6Sh feet on said
routh line OF Preston street by depth OF ITO
feet on It's eastern line and l2i feet inches on
its western lipe.
This Is a good pioce Of property and "a sns-
ceptiDle Of being sutedtvided into several build
ing lots. Do not miss this chance.
Trans: AZ sale. CHEWING & ROSE.
mv@ Auctioneers.
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TUESDAY. JUSK 4. 15S,

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
4 VILLAGE PROPERTY IN HICkSfOkD,
VA.-By virtue OF a decree OF tho Circuit Court
OF Greenesyille county. entered AT the April
term, 1852. ia tho chancery cause OF Weiss -.
Hobbs, and ia pursuance o. tho terms OF deed
OF trust from Wiley j. HoOOs and wife TO VIVID
ham Boiling. trustee, dated De, omber 10. $50.
we will offer for sale by public auction, at Hicks
ford, on
MONDAY. JUNE 9, 1889,
chat being courLday.l tho following VALUABLE
PROPERTY: .
!. A LARGE TwO-STORY FRAME DWELL
ING-HOUSE, with all necessary ou-buildinGs,
and large garden attached.
. A LARGE STORE ROOM AND DARKROOM,
with all necessary fixtures, including billiard
tables; newly repaired and painted.
B. A LARGE, WELL-BU lit. DESIRABLE,
AND VALUABLE LIVERY-STABLE; and
T. AYACANr LOT containing about one acre
ali being known a. the HOBBS Lot"
TERMS $3.50 cash; the residue upon credit
OF one, two. and three years. the purchaser TO
execute bonds for the deferred payments, carry
ing interest nom the day Of soie. secured by
deed OF trust upon the property.
kICnARD Is. DAVIS.
". SAMUEL GOODWIN.
Commissioners.
WEISS rs. HoBBs-IS TIE CLERKS OFFICs OF
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CONNFcT f0YS

Train No % connects daily A. heysvlle 'r-
Chase Cty, 1lsrksYillo, okfori, DURHAM. h'n-
cera0D. and Raleigh. Connects daily a. tr"elt
bOro' lor Durham. kaiei IA. salem. an1 81 Ils.. q.
aud ali points on North Carolina uIY.slgu 81.
Salisbury for Ashevlla. hot springs sCi 81.
points In Western Nor'h Carolina ani nc tla--
lotie for Charlotte. Columbia al Augls.s rail-
road
Train No. - connects daily ne GrropsOlr' q ~
Salem. winston, ka'o.gh. OoidsDorO. AMI N0-s-
heal City. 81 Salisbury for AsheviIe fli
springs. aud all points in Western Nor'h Caro-
Ina 81 Charlotte WISH Charlotte. toluu nls p &
Augusta railroad tor Columbia. Augusta a -r..
Charleston. Say8unah. lLOmasytlle. O.. Ia -.
HonVlle, ami other Florida loiufs a.-s. 81 %
Carohna Central rslir0ad for Wiimngf0l
Trains from tho south arrive A. kicLmlnt. .
A. N. aud 3:jJ =. ~
tANELGA col RrHOUsS TRAIN.
Leave Richmond ........-... ............r lI p =
Arrive Richmond ............ ..,.-.......Ai a. <.
tCLOYER AC(OMMODATlON.
Leave Richmond. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS f. H
Arrive Manchester ..........-0.5I D.. nj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30

OF olYlsion. sudll sell by puplic huctlol. on the
premises, on
FRIDAY, MAY 81. 1859,
st6o'clock P. NJ, tho aboye-nsmei wellknown
aud very valuable PROPERTY, or the west side
Of Twenty-dttb street between Broad amt Mar
shall streets, fronting together 20 feet AID OK
tending back between parallel lines l2j feet % a
wide alley IN tho r0ar The Dwelling Is = spa
cIous aud very substantial detached brick strur-
ture. containing eleven rooms Of fine size, high
ceilings, Convenient constructed. aud requiring
but moderate outlay 20 make IL quite aiirao-
tive. while OF ample width aud well alapled TO
conversion into tw0 tecomelis, which. whether
stores or dwellings,, would D" eagerly sought
after and yield q handsome return IN rents.
The loo Of 0xi25 feet al Joining on the south IL
a very desirable one for either business or rosi-
den,a. and viii be sold separately.
This "a now tho only property on the marketln
IN attractive and convenient locality II can DO
utilized either az q whole or separately 20 good
advantage. 10 must he sold, and i well worthy
tie attention Of purchasers, Whether Tor invest
mont or speculation.
TBRMs: one third ca h balance bv negota-
bic notes at six and twelve months, With interest
added and secured by deed OF trust.
my % >. u. ELAN, Aucuoneef'