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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-15
Injured by an Explosion.

PETERsBURG. Va, November 14.-An OK.
plosion occurred in the manufacturing de-
partment of Messrs. Mamie a. Romalne's
fireworks-factory In Blandford, this after
noon. resulting in serious injuries to three
of the workmen-all Italians. Their names
are Felix Spoyride. Felix Cardale, and
William Domashalo They are oil badly
burned and bruised about the head, face
and arms. and two of them are supposed
to be dangerously injured. The building
was not seriously damaged.
Governor Lee and General Anderson and
Major Carey, of bis staff, spent an hour in
the city TO-DAY and visited and inspected
the ruins Of the late fire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-15
SHOT DEAD.
The Deed of a Pardoncd Convict.

Especial telegram TO tho Dlspatch.I
CLINcHPoRT. Va. November 14.-Last
night at Osborne's ford, i'll this (Scott)
county. Captain Hugh Moore, wealthy
citizen, was shot dead by Dock Ramey.
The purpose was robbery. Six years ago
Ramey--then seventeen years Old-was
sent TO the penitentiary for twelve years
of the evidence being circumstantial Gov
ernor Lee recently pardoned Ramey. He
is still at large. He is shrewd and despe-
Of
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WANTED, BY A W I'll; \ wv n
their line an exceptionally lac specially IN low
priced Cigars on a liberal commission. Answer,
with UNREASONABLE references, c., Post-Oiice
BOX 22.7, New York. no l4-2t
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WANTED, BY A COMPETENT
w YOUNG MAN POSITION As ACCOUNT
ANT OR SALESMAN. GOOD references. Ad-
dress ENERGY, Dispdtch Office no GOT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-15
pANVlLLE DOTS.
Sunday Service of the Electric Cars to BE
Resumed.
Especial telegram 10 tho Dispatch

Especial telegram 10 tho Dispatch.l
DANvIILE. Va, November IA small
sized sensation was made here this morn
ing when it was announced that the Baltl-
more stockholders in the Electric Street
Car Company had bought controlling In
terest in the line and hereafter would run
the cars on Sunday. Soon after Sam
JOnes's meetings the company decided to
abandon the Sunday cars, and for several
months past no cars have been run on the
Sabbath, but the stockholders in Balti-
more and other foreign stockholders have
recently purchased a controlling interest
and hereafter the Sunday service will be
resumed The whole thing causes broad
smile to play over the countenances OF the
average citizen.
Several parties from PittsylvaDia county
were before United States Commissioning
Coleman to-day charged with violations of
the nternal-revenue laws. The cases were
sent on to the grand jury.
Capitalists from n neighborlng town. 1t
is said. will soon establish large manu-
featuring establishment here. The details
have not yet been made public.
The funeral OF Miss Lizzie Pace took
place to-day from the Presbyterian church,
and was largely attended. James b. Pace,
of Richmond, was present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-15
BY " W. Bowe.
Real Estate AuctlOneer.
A MAGNIFICENT JAMES-RIVER
~ ESTATE.
SALE OF ELK HILL AND A PART
OF ELK ISLAND.

In execution Of a deed Of trust 70 the under
signed trustees, dated 18Th August, ISIS, aud
duly recorded in COOchland County Court, Ho
will sell by auction, az tho Office 81 y. ". BOwe,
No. north Eleventh street, Richmond, Va, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER p. 1889,
at O'Clock p. NJ. THIS NOTED ESTATE. sltii-
ated on James river and on the Richmond and
Aloghany railroad, in GoOchland county, hily-
ono miles west Of Richmond. containing 1909
ACRES, 25i acres Of which is the lover part or
Elk island, and the residue consists OF low
grounds, upland, aud woods. and the character
OF the soil Is admirably adapted 10 the pr0duc-
ton of corn. wheat. tObacrO, aud grass
The Dwelling Is a handsome structure OF stuc-
coed brick, with eleven large aud airy rooms,
and with yerandas aud pOrches extending
nearly around. The out-hou5es ana farm build
ings. mostly OF bricE, are extensive IN nuUuer
and variety and arranged In the best manner for
tho operations OF such an estate. which will
compare fsyorably vi b any In Virginia.
TBRMs: Cash sufficient 20 pay COSTS 81 sale and
any back taxes tina: msy be due. and 70 pay the
sum Of $50, credit as 10 $4,000 until August
10. 1892, with interest thereon nom August IL.
/ ~. aud payable annually aud the residue at
six and twelve months for notes with in crest
added, and all credit payments 10 be secured by
a deed OF trust on the property and by policy OF
insurance on the buildings duly assigned.
ST. GEORGE X. FITZHUGH,
THOMAS " PAGE,
A. l. BOULWAkR,
oc % Trustees.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY COMPASY,)
OFFICE or GENERAL BAGGAGE AGENT.
RICHMOND. VA, October 81, 1889. }
VNHE FOLLOWING-NAMED ARTI-
l. Giles having remained In the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway baggag5-rOom unclaimed for
over sixty days, they will be publicly sold at
auction 10 the highest bidder ,unloss claimed by
owners before day Of sale at the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway depot, Seventeenth aud Broad
streets, al i2 o'clock noOa
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 90, 1889:
1 Sample Case, bearing Cincinnati and Richmond
Check IS Black Valise, bearing G. & o. RY. &
L. s. n. Joint Check X 94s, Black yalise, bear
ing c. & o. Ry. local Check 1891; Russet Trunk,
bearing c. & o. Ry. local Check $685. Zinc
Trunk, bearing C. q O. ny. local Check 1879
! Russet Trunk, bearing c. Is o. ny. local Check
SOC Zinc Trunk marked w. d. ca, 30 Yalises,
sample Cases, and Satchels, . Hunting-Bags.
containing loaded shells: Steamer Chairs, saw,
/ Jug Molesses, Leather Hat-Box and Hat,
pair Crutches, l Mattress, Surgical Appliances,
Pocket Books, Jewe ry, BoDnets, Hats, sacques,
Over-COats, Shoes, Gossamers, >hawls, Umbrel-
las. Parasois, Walking Canes, Books, aud nume-
rous other articles c. LORRAINE,
General Baggage Agent
GEORGE w. MAYO. Auctioneer no l-fit
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GUMAC, SUMAC, SUMAC.-WANT-
~ ED, everybody 10 know that am paying the
highest cash price for PRIME SUMAC LEAVES
delivered al any depot In Richmond. Full
weights and satisfaction guaranteed.
WAkNER MOORE,
Shockoe Mills
LIME CEMENT and PLASTER. SO Is
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A UCTION SALE ON LONG CREDIT
or
THAT EXCEEDINGLY VALUABLE THREE
sToRY.AND- BASEMENT BRICK
STORE AND DWELLING,
No. COG NORTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET, BE-
TWEEN SECOND AND THIRD STREETS,
OCCUPIED BY
Mrssns. L. ROSE & SON AS A DRY-aooDs
STORE.
AND FOR WHICH 1T IS WELL SUITED.

At the request OF the owners we will offer fer
sale by public auction. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1889.
AZ O'Clock p. NJ, that truly valuable and very
desirably located STORE PROPERTY above
mentioned. This house was erected of good ma
terial IN the most substantial manner aud con-
tains a large storeroom about III feet deep,
nice dwelling above with ten rooms, modern inn
provements. such as hot and cold water. Latr0bo
stove, cooking range, &C. There Is a good en-
trance 70 the dwelling from Broad street. The
LOT fronts - S-J2 feet, including one half OF en
S-oot alley. which Is for the exclusive use 81 this
property and that adjoining on the east, and
runs back 1856 s-12 feet TO an alley. With the OK
ception Of few corner properties, thls Is one Of
tho most valuable pieces OF real estate IN this
city on the north side OF Broad street We IN
wife special attention 10 this sale, rs IL offers en
extraordinary opportunity FOR u safe and profit
able investment.
Terms: ono third cash: 5000 on credit I'M
I'll May IA. 1884, with per cent interest thereon,
payable semiannually, and for the balance tho
purchaser will DO required 20 give negotiable
notes AZ six, twelve. an eighteen months with
per cent. interes. added, all tho credit payments
20 be secured by n deed OF trust. and the pur-
chaser is also TO keep tho property amply in-
surei.
Immediately after the sale OF the store will be
offered for sale all 'he STORE FIXTURES, such
as SHELVING, COUNTERS, sc.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR.
SUTTON & CO..
nofi AuctiOneers.
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!DIhDMONr AIRLINE.


Train No 81 connects daily ~ keysFiis -
Chase Cry. ClafGsyillo. oKfOul. Durham heI.
derson. Aui Raisigh- C0ur--s daily ~ sreals-
toro' Tor Durham. Raleigh. salem. ADD " in-tlu.
end all points on Norm Carolina Division re-
Salisbury for Ashcviie. Hot springs, and AZ
poLltsiu Western Norm tiroiins, sui 90 ttAr-
loiie tor Charlotte. Columbia All Angus rl'l.
rcaL
Train No - connects daily a. Greonsb9r1 '1.
Salem. Winston. Raleigh, Ooldsboro', ani More
head City. a. salisbury Tor AAhrrlle. iles
SPRING. and al points 10 Western Norih car
lns a. Chgrotso with Charlotte. Columbia Al
Augusta railroad tor Columbia Augusta, AA0.l
Charleston. Savannah. Ihonssyiiie. GA, Js H.
eongile, and O,hsr Florida p0inis ass, WiA
CaroIns Central railroad Tor Wilmington
Ireins from tho south arrive ~ kl,amccdD q
A Al and s.al T. N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-15
E. A. CATLIN,
(AuctIoneer)
will sell at public auction, on the premises,
FRIDAY, November, 18th.

at 40 O'Clock, aLOT fronting 70 FEET at south
side OF Main street, co nmencing 1908 feet west
Of short street. IL will be sub-dIyided II 1t Is
found desirable 30 20 DO. This property can DO
improved at once 20 advantage, as tho supply OF
mani no II
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AUCTION sALEs-Tusure psys.
Byr. d. Hiil & Co.
and
N. W. Bowc.
Real Estate Auctioneera
TRUSTEES PEREMPToRY SALE
A sPLENDID LOT
A SPLENDID LOT
on CARY AND DOCK STREETS BETWEEN
TwENTY-FIRsT AND TWENTY
SECOND STREETS.
BY AUCTION

By virtue OF two certain deeds Of irust--one
bearing date ON ed OF January, 1886, 90 H1i Car
ter and Richard q. Pegtstn, trustees. and the
other bearing date 10Th OF January, 1876, 10 VIII
liam II. Palmer and r. 4. Crump. trustees-re-
corded In the Chancery Court OF Richmond, the
frat In Deed Book i29 A, page 506, and the latter
in Deek-Book i29 q, pagesti, We will sell by auc-
ton. WITHOUT LIMIT OK RESERVE, on tho
premises, on
FRIDAY, 22D NOVEMBER, 1889. Ari O'CLOCK ?. W.,
the EXCELLENT LOT, which fronts on 10th
Dock aud Cary streets, between Twcniy-frst aDd
Twenty second streets, beginning rs feet east Of
Twenty-nrst street, fronting ~ feet, with a
depth Of 40 foet
Being Immediately accessible 10 water and
rail transportation. this lot should Ia sought
after by Investors, shippers and manuisc-
turers.
TKRMs: One fourth cash. balance at sir,
twelve, and eighteen months for the notes, with
interest added, and secured by irust-deed.
Hill CARTER,
RICHARD g. PEGitAd,
WILLIAM II. PALMER,
b. I. CRUMP.
noi0 Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-15
BY II. Seldom Taylor

j. thompson Brown q Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF TWO TRACTS Of GOOD FARMING
LAND IN HENkICO COUNTY, ABOUT TWELVE
MILES BELOW THBC CITY or RICHMOND. ON
THE WILLIAMSBURG ROAD.-By virtue Of
decree Of the Circuit Court OF henrico county.
entered on the llth day OF October. 1859. In the
suit OF Gathright 20. Gathrights administrator,
&C., we. as special commissioners thereby ap-
pointed. will proceed 10 sell by public auction, In
front OF Henrico county courthouse, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1883,
at ~ o'clock NJ, tho AB0VE-MENTIONED
LAND. consisting Of TWO tracts. The first con-
tains about ninety ceres, the larger portion OF
which Is cleared and Ia good state Of culuya-
ton the balance Is in wood. Tho improve
ments on this tract consist of q four-room frame
dwelling, barn. and stable IL Is adjoining the
lands OF Caroline Gathright, A. White, William
Bottoms. and others. The family burying-
ground on this tract viii DO reserved.
Second. TRACT contsinng fifty acres, on
the Same road and within about one mile Of the
fret mentioned tract II adloios tho lands Of
Phillip Gathright, Oliver Gathright, Lucy b.
Watkins, and others A part OF this tract Is also
In woods
This property will be sold a. q whole or d.
yided If deemed desirable at the hour Il sale.
Terms: one fourth cash: balance Of six,
twelve. and eighteen months, negotiable notes,
interest added. and title retained until the whole
tho Court r. HILL MONTAGUE.
s. Is. CHM,
Special Commissioners.
IN TIRE CfRcrIT COURT OF THE COUNTY OF HEs-
Rico.-GATuRI0Hr va GATHRIGHT's ADMINS
TRAITOR, &C.
/, w. 8. Leake, clerk Of tho said court. do here
by certify that Special-ComInissioner Il. Hin
Montague has given the bond required by decree
entered IN said cause on the 18th day Of October,
1874
Given under my hand this 9th day of Novem-
Der, 1889. W. \ LkAkE.
In TIE CIRCUIT COURT or TuE COUNTY or HsS-
RIcO.-GATHRIGHr Va GArHsfSHf's ADMIN
isrRAToR, sc.
I, w. 5. Lease, clerk OF the said cours, do certi-
~ that Specisl-Commissio1er :. H. CHM bas
given the bond required by decree entered IN
said cause On the iith Gay OF october, isoa
Given under my hand this 9tn day Of Nosena-
nais wsLsAKK
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TRAINS NoRrHWAKD.
Daily

DAILY
sTOPPING-PLACES
Nos. II, IS. q, 81 %. ami % make no stops "a
% stops "a signal az Aapchestgr, Dur, D.Nu,
contrslis, aud Chester. No. - slops % aSa.A
al chester. Centrslia. and Manchester va
81 "a 81 ani -. will stop a. al stations iot lo'-
senZers. .-,,
PULLNAS-CAR SERVICE
On Trains Nos. IA and q siee2ins-csr. osiSesa
New York and Tampa fla lgts Js;tsSaNil.ee
ON Trains Nos IA aud q sloepiaS-c.rs ooi"e'a
Washington And ChsrlesgCn. On Tram No -
", AM % siropiug-cafs betweea NosainstpH
aud Jacksonville. On TFaia Ne o. sleepins-
car between ia rs nsille aud Nes iOfA va
Trains Nos. IS and - sleeplng-caIs between New
YORK aud Thomasgille, Ca .....,.-
TRk ONLY ALL-kAlL LINE 10 NOksolA
n,cnmOu st.. 40 A. NJ. Norfolk 10 P y.
Richmont. ...':ss =. N. Norfolk. .iH1 = y.
Noffoik 's.sl "a. N. Ricoinond..i 80 NJ
Norfolk ..6e0P. N. klchmoad.. 80 a. "
Ine $40 A. NJ. train also make close eoanse-
tioas Cor Farmvllte. Lynchb0rE. aud soatn"s,,.
eru poiatA eEi eli sssioas on me Norfolk an
X. NJ suLLY. sapeytpIsaten-
ET. Il. MysRA General superintendent
TN. fnsssox, Gsaesai Passenger Agent
Sol. nAAA Hra1no Manager not
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RAILROAD Inns.
w ~ ss-~;ss .sissSEfs 49,
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO Rail.
" WAY COMPANY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 70. ia
fkAvx RICHMOND.
$40 A. " Local. except sunday. Tor ciifiao
sis A. NJ. RxDress daily for OH Poin, sai y,-.
folk. Pullman Car e. Oh Point
ii:20 A. N. Express daily for Cincinnati Par.o,
Car Oid Point 70 Iba 10 fos ilIo
sDoP. N. Express daily for Oh Pon. All
Norfolk Parlor Car b on Point
GooH N. Accommodssieo. except sunday. NJ;
aI5P. IL Tho =. r. =. tlm.t.i DALI
Pullman sieepiog-CM - Hntg
Solid yesiibnle tram with Din.nx-Ca-
Bnd FuiifnRr1, tharl0ttosgIs t,
Cincinnati, and Pu,imans ~ Lo.s.
Vile.
TRAINS ARRIVE At RICHMOND.
500 A. ". and go z. ". daily fr1m Cinrinnau
1910 A. VI. and 10 r. ". daily from Ns-fJit
$40 y. n. daily except SUNDAY ff0n CAfla
Forge.
JAMES RIVER DIVISION
o. & A. X. r.
LEAVE RICHMOND
sA5 A. NJ. daily FOR LyncAbarz Lsriagi0s al
Clifton Forge.
4i5 p. N. Scottlu.lo accommodation. erea
sunday.
loco P. NJ. daily Tor Lynchours aud cl,aa
Forge.
TRAINS ARSfyE RicJn0so
6:l5P. VI. Daily from Ciifaa fofge.
7:i0 A. NJ. DAILY from Clifton Forge.
S.l3 A. NJ. Except sunday from ~c0tisv,,
station: kghih sni Canal streets
q. " FULLER
General Passenger A.e..
1T BAs.HAS General Manager r..
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
~ ROAD
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NAY q. Ia
TWO DAILY TRAISsTo NORFOLK
DAILY TRAINS TO LYNCHBLBA
LEAVE RICHMOND
$40 4. NJ DALI. r.a kichmoni ani Prerh4-y
failrOa.. Arrive q. Peters ..si. )
A. 81 arrive 80 Norfolk NN
go A. N. Daily. Ufa H'cnmoni AM Ir'e,. -
railroad. Arrive st P-tofflrrg
A. ". Ne. lesvat Petersburg f..I
a. ". Ter fAruvne. Lyn .lt4rz Re-
nok8, brso. huuffl.' sni 4A
poin.s sOu,a aai Nesi
THROUGH CAR I'D RtUe1RD
;.OoP 81. DAILY. "a Hicnm11i saI P,isr.'urx
rAIlrosd Arrte f-'ertrlrg l.5 n
NJ: leave Petsuhl,g -l1r. n.iAlE
sruWng NoriIls .f % Fl. 1loysl
car Ricnmoaf ID Norfolk.
f:0OP. II. Daily. riz R.cnmoni snl pe,orsslrg
RAILROAD. Arrive az leiersNIa b.
,. ~. coupe-tiHr win irsll ~.
leaving Pcter1bars 20 af a. f-
FarnNNo. lyu 'huirs. hlaros-. .n.
eah1Dtss bUsi0l, hnnGslle. cha .'.
uo1gA Sui ell y1ints oonia "a
Mer-
PULLMAN sLEEPING-fAR ACCONNuDs-
IlpNN
No. I-Sioep ug-car from re'orsohrg % brft
witbou, caa1sc l.alrg l".ernltE i-,' IS.
. .. r. w.. al lyucAturs 20 Memphis rilois
change.
~ e-Lynchbgry % N,E orleans. aui toe
uo.e fo ChAr anoogs. w'tanlt crAutN
Itcset5. ulryag--eut-. All q. lnforns ND
can Do obla.rol q. Mchmnul ali ir.ent .'s
abroad Depot 4. ~. callers. ltn NsIa ete-s
and az me Company 0mce, , . eat Nsi '.ies-
". K BtsIIl.
General Pas rnser A.rl@
CHkkLEs q. EDDY. N.cl-fresiisu-
General ofuca ROauOk9 "a tlJA
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By J. II. Valentine, Auctioneer,
1886 east Main street.
GPECIAL AUCTION SALE OF SIX
TEEN ASSORTED CARPETS, RUGS, FLOOR
AND STAIR OILCLOTH, &C.. &C.

TODAY
a, 1920 O'Clock will sell, Mt my auc;ion-rooms,
to highes, bidder, sixteen ASSORTED CAR
PETS consisting OF Brussels, Threc-Ply. In
grain, &C., somc nearly new; one 30 yard ALL
WOOL THREE-PLY- only used one week: about
800 yards GOOD FLOOR and STAIR OIl~CLOTH;
several RUGS, LOUNGES. SHOWCASES. COOK
ING aud HEATING-STOVES 80 beautiful OIL
PAINTINGS; l very nne BLACK WALNUT
CRIB, with MATTRESS slso, for f. Stern, pawn
broker, UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, balance OF
stock left OF 1cq north Seventeenth street, con-
slsting OF - assorted shotguns, lot OfPsOls, sew
eral locks. Bapjos, lot Chairs, Stoves, Bureaus,
saws. Trunks, Looking Glasses. I mbreallas, 10
Feather Pillows, and many other articles too nu-
merous 10 mention-all TO be sold without limit.
his Is a spot cash sale and goods 70 be- taken
away ut once j. q. VALENTINE,
no15 Auctioneer.
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nor SALE AT AUCTION,
A FRIDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1882
AT 1870 Z. NJ,
FRAME HOUSE No rs south inc street, near
the proposed park, with seven rooms, including
brick basement-sll in good order. newly pa
pered gas, water, &c., &c. Reason for selling,
owner leaving tho city.
TERMS: One ihird cash; balance In ak, twelve,
and eighteen monthR.
WN. BRAGG & CO.,
Real Estate Agents. No. Ills Main street.
CHEWING Il ROsg, AuctiOneers. 10 ~
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AUcrIoN sALEs--rhI- Day.
e>-NycSec~N-re~r>r-rr
BY George w. Mayo, Auctloneer.
tJno T. Laughton. Jr.. salesmsn,)
No. ~ Ninth street
ronsrs HACKS. CARRIAGES,


HORSES. HACKS, CARRIAGES,
Ill BUGGIR5. HARNESS, &C.. AT AUCTIoS.s--
AT tho request OF the owner, who has DECIDED 70
discontinue business. will sell at public s'1o-
ton a. 1880 A. NJ on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1889,
Mt the stables, No II north Eighth street, be
tween Main and Franklin streets. al oil MS
HORSES. CARRIAGES. HARNESS, BUGGl.kS,
&C, used In the conduct OF q large and hret-
class livery business, consisting In part Of
20 GOOD AND DESIRABLE HORSES;
4 FIRsT-CLASS GLASS-FRONP HACKS;
I FIRsT-CLASS OPEN HACK
5 TOP BUGGfEs -eome nearly new;
OPEN BUG6iES:
OPEN DRAG;
4 SETS BUGGY-HARNESS;
10 SETS HACk-HARNESS.
TERMS: Under 500. cash: from 800 TO $500, 25
per cent. cash and balance on credit OF sixty
dsys; over 500, % per cont cash and balance at
four months: the deferred payments to be Sc
cured by negotiable notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, with per cent added.
This sale is positive, and special attention Is
called. GEORGE w. MAYO.
no Aucnoneer.
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or two ago Two Of his sons we're fgntIne. and
when the old mnn ettem pied 10 70 psfate thsm No
was set upon, Knocked down, and stabbed.
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BY virtue Of n dsed OF trust duly recorded in
Deod-Book 1913 b. on page 80. and by direction
OF a decree OF HenricO Circuit Court, entered On
October -, 1889, in The cause OF 10 ~ guardian
Is. Long aud als, will sell by auction, On the
promises, on
FRIDAY, NoyEMBER %, 1889,
az 1870 o'clock p. NJ, the EXCELLENT RESI-
DENCE above referred TO, being No. $40 east
Franklin street for a long time occupied by
Charles ID. Hill, ESQ, containing about ten
rooms, besides the kiJchon. The lot fronts 20
feet ana runs back 1lb feet 70 an alley IL ieot
wide, on which is good stable.
The central location OF this property should,
In connection with the comfortable ana substan-
OF tho house, reuder this a desirable
Investment either Tor a homo or for rental pur-
poses.
ERYs: One third cash; AMI tho residue at
two years, with interest payable semi-annuslly,
separate notes for principal and each IN stall
mont Of interest and all secured by trust deed,
Or all cash, at option OF purchaser.
no II " w. BOWIE, Trustee.
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BY Apporson & Co,
Real Estate AuctlOneers and Agents.

BY Apporson & Co,
Real Estate AuctlOnoers and Agents.
EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE
SPACIOUS IRoN-TRONr STORE 1910 EAST
CARY STREET,
AND WAREHOUSE ON EXCHANGE ALLEY go
FEET wIDB. ~ REAR MECHANICS
STREET ON Tue EAST AND
ANOTHER ALLEY ON
TIE WEST.
LOT 25x2OO FEET TO SAID 20-FOOT ALLEY.
BY direction OF Barton Harsll John Dunlop.
and John :. Williams, executors OF William II.
HaxaI, We will sell, on the premises, a. y
o'clock =. W., on
WEDNESDAY, 1879 NOVEMBER iSsq,
the ApOyE-DESCRIBgD VERY VALUABLE
PROPERTY. Tho STORE has three st9ries ani
basement. Is we'll built. ami admirably adapted
70 COMMERCIAL, LIGHT MANLFACil RING.
or other purposes. Tho WAREHOUSE 10 rcaf.
also three stories high. may be usei az Al annex
or separately. Both have always rented well.
Ample lights and paved alloy-. Near me heart
Of The city Rud convenient 10 he naavlle rail-
real depot aud other shippldg points
TERMS: one fourth cash. balance a. six,
twelve, ami eighteen months interort added ana
Aucticncers.
pOSTPONENENf.
In consequence OF rain the above sale Is post
poned to
WEDNESDAY, NOvEMBgR 90Tu,
az the same hour. APPERSON a co.
AuefIpreefa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-15
THE RICHMOND DIspATCI--FRIDAY NOVEMBER IS, 1889.
AUCTION sALss-rssare DAYS.


By II. Seldom Taylor
and
Sutton & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-15

ALSO,
the BRICK STABLE 81 ILDING on the lot,
SJxit0 feet The purchaser will be required TO
remove II In thirty days.
no-I5 GEORGE W. MAYO, Auctioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-15
SOL HAAS, 1raiIr manager.
Z. II. Il. lAl'UI T. tirsl ne President


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