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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-01
BY n. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneor,
Richmond. Va.
TRUSTEES SALE
ORA
MAGNIFICENT JAMEs-RIyER ESTATE
ALBEMARLE COUNTY.
RIGHT AT A RAILROAD STATION,
By AUCTION.

BY virtue and In part execution OF six several
deeds OF trust from John s. Coles 70 the under
signed, as trustees, and duly recorded In the
clerks ONCE OF the County Court OF Alocmarie
county, we will sell by auction. on the premises,
on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE Il, 1889.
at i2 O'Clock NJ, the VALUABLE AND BEAU
TIFUL JAMEs-nfYER FARM known as MT.
WARREN. - containing shout 954 ACRES. divided
into seven nelds, besides several grazing lots,
and having In every field aud lot a stream OF
running water, thus giving 70 tho place great
Value as stock farm. Tho lands have south
ern exposure and are admirably adapted 70 tho
growth OF wheat corn, tobacco. The grasses, &c.
In the tsrsced garden are nearly oil OK sne
small fruits and rne asparagus beds
The DWELLING is q commod1ous one, with
twelve or fourteen rooms. besides halls, &c. Is
covered with slate, has three broad porches, anu
Is attrsctively situated In large grove Of OAK 8.
and from the house are enchanting views OF tho
mountains Including the Peaks OF Oterl on the
one side. aud OF the James River Valley on the
other. Warren station. on tho Richmond aud
Allegheny railroad, Ia but few hundred yards
from the dwelling.
Altogether this Is n valuable, attractive, aud
fertile estate, calculated 10 meet the wants OF a
gentleman OF means, rs IL combines all that Is
most desirable in a country home. or II would
provo q paying investment 10 a good farmer
looking for profit The place Is located In the
midst vi refined and cultivated community.
with schools, churches, poetontce. &c., con-
yeEient.
TEsxs: Cash sufficient 10 pay any delinquent
taxes that may be due and tho costs Of sale. and
% discharge certain OF the debts secured.
amounting to 4.sa5.c9, and the residue at one,
two. and three years. for notes. with interest
added, and secured by decd OF trust
h. a. ". DUKE.
Trustee In first decd;
GEORGE PERKINS.
Trustee In second ana Thru deeds;
THOMAS =. MARTIN,
Trustee in fourth deed;
j. w. ANDERSON,
Trustee 10 fifth deed;
n w. RoWk
- G-eo6 IEnxlea " Gxtk dead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-01
BY 4. A. Catlin, Auciioneer,
no. 10 Eleventh street

A UCTION SALE OF ONE OF THE
IA MOST CONVENIENT AND BEST BUILT
DETACHED DWELLING-H0USES ON CHURCH
HILL will sell at public auction TO the highest
bidder On
WEDNESDAY, JuSE 5TH,
at p. n. on the premises, tho DETACHED
FRAME DWELLING adjoining the southwest
corner Of Twenty-seventh and " strosta This
property has been recently built Ia In most per-
foct order, Is we'll arranged. and Is steadily
growing In value. Tho lot fronts "a feet on west
side OF Iwenty-seyenth street aud extends back
rs foet 10 an alley IA feet wide.
Parties desiring 70 secure homo should not
fall 70 attend this sale. as this property will
make most delightful dwelling place, aud is
will DO sold on extremely liberal terms.
IERns; At sale. X. A. cATLIN,
my 10 Auctionser.
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AUCTION sALxs-rusur. Days.
Taylor & Dreamer. Aae,ionosrs.
A TTORNEY'S SALE OF VALUA-
IA BILE FURNITURE
As attorney for the owner will sell atpubiic
THURSDAY MORNING. JuSs sru,


THURSDAY MORNING, JUSs srn.
ct 10 O'Clock, No. south Calvert street. nesr Bal
tlmore street. baltimore, Nd, TWO hUNDhhD
PARL0R SUITS. EASY CHAIRS. COUChhs,
LOUNGES aud RECLINING CHAIRS IN Ia
PEsTRIES. BkOCATE1LES. marbelzed. water
cd, aud plain SILK PLUsHES, POWERED
SILK PLUSHES, PLAIN ELECTRIC and CRUSH
ED MOUAIR SILK PLUSHkS. hAlk-CLOIH,
HAND BMBROIDERED SILK PLUSH, WORST
Ed aud VELOUR PLUSH, WILTON RUGS.
FINE FRENCH TAPESTRIES, PETIT POINTS,
CRBToSNEs. aud LEATHER.
Abovo goods made In the best manner and OF
the best material, and all finished on solid
cherry. mahogany. oak. aud walnut frames.
Also. largo lot Of Pushes, BRoCAIELLEs,
TAPESTRIES. TOW-M0SS. and three rolls OF
TAPESTRY GARRETT.
This IA tho largest sale OF PARbOR FUkNt-
TURE AND UPHOLSTERED WORK over offer
ed IN this or any other city. | particularly
cell the attention OF dealers. and any ono want
log parlor suit to this sale, as there will be
some big bargains offered. All goods will be
csstsred and well packed for shipment. Build
ing will be open for inspection OF goods MON
DAY. June 80. Catalogues ready day OF sale.
A deposit required on ell bids.
TERMS: Cash. }. c. FRANCE, Attorney.
TAYLOR & CREANzR, Auctioneers, baltimore,
Md. 10 2-3t'
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BY sutton 4 Co.
Roal Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1914 Main street..

4 UCTION SALE OF THAT SUB
"A STANTIALLY BUILT THRSE-S1 DRY
BRICK DWELLING No 23i4 EAST BROAD
STREET. BETWEEN TWsNrY-THlRD AND
TWENTY FOURTH STREETS, AID DESIRA-
BILE VACANT LOT ADJ0INING--At the re-
quest o. the parties Interested. vito are scIlisg
10 settle up an estate, shall offer for sale ct
public auction, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1854
az 81 o'clock p. ~. tho above-describcd Pro
PEkrY. Tho dwelling Is q weli-built three
story and basement brick dwelling, containing
about ten rooms. besides ballroom, gas, watei,
SC. also a good and large brick stable on the
lot Tho lot fronts 20 fees on the norm side OF
Broad street by depth Of ljo feet 10 inches to
an alley.
Also. a desirable VACANT LOT adjoining the
above property on tho west fronting % fest on
the north side of Broad street by depth OF
ijS lO-I2 feet 10 an alley
This property is situated in one Of tho most
desirable and improving localities Of Church
Hill. in a good neiRhbOrhood. coDrrnient 70
churches, schools. &c, and within few steps OF
the Electro sLreet-car line, which renders it very
Accossb bic 20 all parts OF tho city.
TERMS: Very liberal and made kpows NJ sale.
my 30 SUTTON q CO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-01
ByJ. Thompson Brown & Co,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctoneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ or
VALUABLE RIV Err FRONT,
LYING BETWEEN The CITIES OF RICH.
MOND AND MANCHESTER,
AND or
THE MANCHESTER SIDE.

BY virtue Of tho decree hereinafter mentioned
I will proceed 20 soil 70 the highest bidder at
public auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1889,
at 70 O'Clock NJ, the above RIVER FRONT, being
a part Of Falls Plantation, a strip Of land on
james river, commencing A. or near the Dunlop
& McCance Mis- and extending 70 the Richmond
0nd DRnyille railroad wharf. sud bounded on tho
south by the track of the Richmond sud Danville
railroad aud on the north by James river THIS
land was formerly owned ny Joseph Marx, de-
ceased. and is designated on plat Of Falls Plan
tauon. with deed from Marks executors 70
Charles Marx, As LOIS y. 7, aud Z. plat u the
property can be seen at any time at the suc-
tionesrs' Office and on the promises on day OF
sale.
The attention OF investors IS invited 90 this
property, which must in time be very valuable
for dock. wharfage. OF manufacturing purposes.
TKRMs: one fourth cash, balance IN six,
twelve and eighte0n months, with interest and
title retained mil all the purchaso-money 10
paid ana a decd ordered by the Court.
JAMES G. LAMB,
Special Commissioner
J, THOMPSON Brown & CO.. Auctioneers
RICHMOND BANKING AND INSURANCE COMPANY.
PLAINTIFFS. AGAINST MARX AND AIS. DEFEND
ASTs-iS THE CHAScGRY COURT or ThE CITY
or RICHMOND.
/, Charles W. Goddin. clerk OF said court, GER
tify that tho bond required OF the special COM
missioner by tho decree OF said cause or May
Q, 1889, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 95gh day OF May
1850
my &c CHARLES W. GODDlN.
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FORs5a
cARHfAsEs. wAGoNs. &c,

CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, 4TY:ys,
" AND WtGoSS.--I have the best MY
line OF PHAEfoNs, sIDs-BAk BUG0fEs, SUR
Keys. and CAhfs. both new ana secondhand,
ever offered In this city for the prics. A call
solicited before purchasing elsewhere.
my elm W. G. ENlIE> IA anrik Ella AkxAsh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-01
TIE mCRDEExRNs RIGHT NAME.

Co.en&n was born in Concord, n. c., and
moved to Davidson county. His right usme
was Ford Knox, and ne married Geody
Manning. the daughter OF very respectable
colored man OF that place. lie got into q
difficulty with a man there and shot him, sitter
which be fed. He afterwards turned up in
Augusta, Ca, where he remsined about
six months, when q colored man named
stuTgess saw and recognized him. Coleman
then went 10 Charleston, ;. C., where he re-
maiRod uesil the earthquake occurred, and
then made bis way TO this section. IL is be-.
lieyed thSt Colemsn was the notorious Ford
Knox who killed William Durant near Pine.
VILE, \. G.. several years ago. aud for whose
apprehension large rewards were offered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-01
By y. W. Bove,
Real Estate AuctoRoer.
TENHE THREE NEW, WELL-AR-
RANGED, AND DEsIRABLY-LoCATED
BRICK DWELLINGS
Nos. 81, $40, AND S2l WEST GRACE STREET
AT AUCTION

will sell at auction. on tho premises. on
WEDNESDAY. june 5, 1889.
OF O'Clock F. NJ. the THREE ATTRACTIVE
DWELLINGS ABOVE referred 10. containing ton
rooms, besides kitchen, servants rooms. store
room. &C.. and fitted up with the modern conye-
niences They are new qua thoroughly modern
Ia their arrangement. Aad while hey are Ia the
West End yet they are not 30 high mp "a 10 30
too far from the prominent business places,
churches, markets.. &c. The lot arc extra deep,
being l54 feet inches, and the alley In the rear
is paved and Is 20 feet wide.
A homes or for investment purposes these
houses mus. prove satisfactory. aud invite all
in search oi sdch properly 70 attend The sale with
tao expectation that tho property will be sold
Terms: one third cash bsla1co st one and
two years for notes, with interest," and Sc Ired ~
trust deed y. ". BONE
my3O ApctOnesr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-01
by n. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
A TTRACTIVE AND ELIGIBLY.
LOCATED wEsT-END BUILDING LOTS
ON FLOYD STREET,
IN SIZES TO SUIT.
AT AUCTION.
on THURSDAY. JUNE Q. 1889,

on THURSDAY. JUNE Q, 1889.
at 81 O'Clock 7: H., ! viii sell. ON the premises,
the northeast corner Of Floyd and Plum streets,
10 DO divided into BUILDING LOTS of abou: q
feet each, or larger frontsif desired.
The attrnctiveness OF the street generally and
the number and character OF residences nov
going up In this vicinity render these lots
especially desirable. and whilst they viii not
sell ~ this time for fancy prices, the day 10 not
distant when they will
TxAxai LAesrsas xndsak sale. Nls
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-01

Henry l.. Bristol, the best-known borse-
man in Connecticut, is dead, at the age OF
thirty.fve. lie leaves a large estate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-01
BY II. Selden Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
ONCE Eleventh and Bank streets.

HlHAT DESIRABLE BRICK Dwell
L LING No. 230S, NORTH SIDE OF BROAD
STREET BETWEEN TWENTY-THIRD AND
TWENTY-FOURTH STREETS, CHURCH HILL,
FOR MANY YEARS OCCUPIED BY DR. Will
LIAM F. FARKAR; ALSO, THAT BEAUTIFUL
BUILDING LOT, WITH A LARGE BRICK STA
BILE THEREON. ADJOINING THE ABOVE ON
THE WEST. THIS IS A FIRST-CLASS L0CA-
TIoN FOR A PHYSICIAN.--At the request OF
the owner 1 viii offer the above mentioned
VALUABLE RIAL ESTATE for sale By public
auction, upon the promises, on
THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1889,
az 5H O'Clock p. NJ. The dwelling contains twelve
rooms of good size, besides bathroom, wide
hall, gas, aad wafer, and Is In good order.
The lot fronts % KISS feet 20 a wide alley.
The LOT with stable thereon fronts 2axl55
feet 10 an alley
The location OF this property is one of the most
desirable on Church Hill. and should command
the attention Of persons wanting real estate
whether for occupancy or investment. there
being a. all times a good demand by nice class
Of tenants for houses In this delightful locality.
TERMS One third cash: balance at six.
twelve, and eighteen months. negotiable notes,
interest added, and secured by deed OF trust
Ill. SELDOM TAYLOR,
my 81 AuctiOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-01

Tbst tired feeling and loss Of appetite are
entirely overcome By Hoods Safsspartlia'
tie peculiar medicine, Try 1t and sec.
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RAILROAD Lsxxa
CONNECTIONS

WIN ~. , ALNA
Train No - connects daily A, Ksy,v... o..
Chase CRY. ClArksvilis. oxford. Durlaa r..
derson, and Raleigh. COnaes,s daily af .....
boro for Durham. Raleigh. salem, az .r.t..
and all points on North Carolina DIF.I.r i,
Salisbury Tor bsheyiis. H0t sprnrs. al ~
points In Western Norm Carolina al stf.,.
lotto for Charlotte. COlurabi aud Augrsar..
road.
Train No. y connects daily A. Grsepeb.,. Oh.
Salem. W.nstoO, Raj gu, 6OldsbOrL, anI f.r,
head City, A. salisbury Tor Ashes O. Ia,
spring. aud al point IN Western N1r.h Ca
lima Al Charlotte win Charlotte. CONN 4a.t
Augusta railroad Tor Columbia. AuKs IA. Axe.
Charleston, savannah. Ihoassgii.s. Ca n.
sonVilie, and other FLORIDA p0ints az. IA
Carolina Central railroad for WimGr'
Trains from the houtn arrive at ~ 'nl.4Isn
A N. ani $50 - ".
tANELlA COURT HOUSE. TRAN
Leave Rh,h mond ............ ........... r'. 10 %
Arrive Richmond ................. .....t O. e. ~.
fCLOYBR ACCONMDDAIiol.
Leave Richmoad ..................... q .r 4 f
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BY 4. c. TinsIey & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers.
iil6 Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF THAT TRULY
IL DESIRABLE LITTLE HONn No. 1894 WEST
MOORE STkEEI.-At the request OF the owner,
who intends 10 sell. We will oler for sale at pub
lie auction. on tho premises, on
TUESDAY. JUSx4, 1899,
al 6 O'Clock 7. H.. that NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE
B0Usk No. 1894 Moore street, containing i've
ro0fns &C.
The above HOUSE Is DETACHED. and mas
large level lot With a well OF spleDdid water
This will he chance for some one 10 get a snug
homo on easy tern,h. as II must be rold.
TERMS: One third cnsh, balances In six, twelve
and eighteen month";. notes With interest add ed
ana secured b3f deed Of trust. or more rsasons-
bio tsfns may b. edercd 81 sale.
=. G. TiNsLEY y CO.,
fa1 AnGkosaAxa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-01
ByR. B. Chatin & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. ! north Tonth street
MISREPRESENTATION SALE

TWO FRAME DWELLINGS On SUI III SlDEOr
CEDAR STREET BETWEEN SEVEN
TENTH AND BUCHANAN
STREETS.
WITH LOTS FRONTING TOGETHER ~ FEET
AND EXTENDING BACK 1872 FEET
By virtue OF two deeds OF trust dated respec-
lively Decem Der 8, 1851. and March 80, lssS and
recorded I'm Deed Book lA c, page %, and Deed
Book 1874 c. page 39G IN clerks oflce Richmond
Chsncery Court, and at the request OF the beno-
ficiary, default having been made in payment OF
debts therein secured. We will sell by auction, on
the premises, on
THURSDAY. MAY 3. 1889,
at 81 O'Clock p. NJ, TWO FRAME DWELLING
HOUSES located on Cedar street between sew
enteenth and Buchanan streets, IN the city OF
Richmond. This property will pay AZ an invest
ment. and parties seeking investments or hcnes
should attend this sale.
TER1s Cash for expenses Of sale end 10 pay
the debts duo 2S22 c., ami balance on terms an-
nOuuced at sale. JULIUS SIkAIS,
r, y. CHAfFIN.
". j. WESTWoOD.
Trustees
Sale by r. B. CHAYFN 8 CO.. Auciioneers.
PoSTPONEMENT.
To-day being Memorial day, the above sale IS
postponed until
TOMORROW (FRIDAY)
al same hour
POSTPONED. AGAIN
On account Of rain the above sale is post
MONDAY, JUNE Sd.
at same hour. Jel
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cDrClAt "
Sale by Il. b. CHAFFIs & co.

I, Charles W. Goddln. clerk Of the Chsncery
Court OF Richmond, certify that the bond re-
ouired Of the special commissioners by the de-
cree in SAID cause OF May II, 1884, has been duly
giyon.
Given under my hand this 23d day Of May,
1889.
my31 CHARLES W. GODD1N.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-01

No 3i2k south Third street. iccnttd on the west
side Of Third street between Byrd and Arch
streets Tho DWELLING contains about dye
rooms besides kitchen, &c LOT fronts 30 feet
and extends back 20 Stephenson street, ihus
having two fronts.
This location, 90 near tho beautiful Gamblo'e-
Hill Park, is very desirable snd much sought
after, being very convenient 10 business.
churches, AMI market. aud the neighDorhood -
among the best IN our city.
This sale offers rare opportunity % secure 3
home or mako profitable Investment Don't
fail TO attend.
TsBxs: At sale. X. -. CnAFFfS & co.
my3i Auctionsers.
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THE SENTENCE READ.

The Father then prayed iervently 10 Lstin
the prayers OF the Church, after which
Sheriff Bunting read the sentence OF
the Court prououncmg the death OF
the prisoner, and In conclusion asked
the doomed man II he bad anything TO
say before the sentence was executed. Cole
man shooa as bead, and. looking ixedly at
the floor Of the scsiiold. replied: "No-
thing" Assisted by sheriff Lee, OF Greenes-
willie, Sterf Bunting then pinioaed the legs
OF Cole.Dan and drew the black cap over his
head. The FINAL prayer was said by the Off
cisting priest and he retired from the scat
fold. All being ready the Sheriff gave the
signal with his handkerchief, and at
1910 the trap was sprung and the MUIR
derer was launched INTO eternity. fall
ing about FIVE feet His neck was
evidently broken instsntly, as there was very
little muscular coniortion OF the body. Az
ter hanging about seven minutes Or. W. W.
CoggiD. the attending physician, pro-
nouDced life extinct, and the body was cut
down twenty minutes afterwards and
plsced ia 8 common pine coffin and turned
over to Charles IL Howard. the oyerseer OF
the poor Of Western Branch district, who
buried 1t In Mt. Oliyet cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-01

RoOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
~ x16rcgrxp AZ Tsz pIsxATox-1RIxE
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BY Frank D. Hill & Co..
Real Estate AuctiOneers.

VlHE DEANE FARM, ON THE
L MEADOW BRIDGE ROAD. ONE QUARTER
OF a MILE NORTHEAST or TIE CITY OF
RICHMOND, AND ONLY ONE AND ONE HALF
MILES FROM THE STATE CAPITOL BUILD
ING, ADJOINING TIE LANDS OF TUE RlCH-
MOND LOCOMOTIVE AND MACuINE-WORhS
(FORMERLG TANNER Il OELANY COMPANY0
AND IMMEDIATELY ON THE LINE OF THE
CHESAPEAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY. con
TANNING l4O ACRES. MORE or LESS, WITH
TWO COMFORTABLE BRICK DWELLINGS
AND OUr-BUlLOiNGS THEREON, AT AUG
late DIR. Francis ii. Deate we will soil. on the
premises. on
TUESDAY, JCNE4, 1889,
the above very valuable SUBURBAN REAL
ESTATE-sals to commence At o'clock p. u.
This truly desirable and valuable PROPERTY
has been subdviied into lots Of from ~ to ~
acres, aud regular streets drawn on according
10 the plan OF Mansfield. the tract between u and
the Richmond Locomotive and Machine Works.
About 100 acres front on the Meadow Bridge
road lies a. beautifully rs any tract OF land near
the city Of Richmond and Is very valuable for
building purposes, being 80 near 10 the heart
aud business ceutre OF the city. \ portion OF
the property being Immediately on the Chess-
peake aod Ohio road, IS adapted 70 manMseta-
ring purposes. Lithographic piats showing the
division Of this property can DO had al the auc-
tioneers' ONCE. We do not propose 10 sell this
properly by the front foot. but The maps viii show
now Il can BE- divided. IL Will DO Sold as whole
or 50 many acres with the privilege. There has
been DO better chance for a good square invest
ment looking 20 the future than this sale VIII
offer in the past twenty years ia the vicinity OF
Richmond.
TERMS: Remarkably reasonable; one fourth
cash balance In one, two, three, and four years.
with interest added &c notos secured by a trust
deed. FRANK d. HILL CO..
AuctlOneers
my 15,i7.io.21. p. a,2S &c, 3i&Je1.9a4
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" WAY COMPANY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NAY - i'@
LEAVE kiCHAoSn
f.a5 A NJ. Local daily except sunday tW
Forge. Does Dol f7ln HesI a ,'''.''
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folk. Pullman B9iies ls-lcs-@a s. y
Old Point .....
il.ns A NJ EYpress daily for CiRcinn1k f-l -
parlor Car 10 ChArlotiesyliie 49, ts
man yessbale hudei S,oepias- p
Charlotl.ssiile 20 Cincin-&iL ~
meets Ia URiOa station iog al sN'-"
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s.sop. A. Express daily for Oh Poai ~
Norfolk. l,hna0 Pag.Vr-,Ai .' ''-
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h. =. . 1. junrai0u- ,....,..-s
si5PM. New YORK aad Cincinnati Ns'-
Limited daly. Puiiu aa oleepib- Z.
10 ainton. Connecting at chs - ?
viiie vida ~Nesa0uio Lifaiie-
,grcinnxd and Louisville. Connes > ~
uoion stations Tor West and soe.-
AHKfvK AT KscuAoNn ,...,.
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,asS A vi dalv frou. Norfolk nad osi f0iAb
s.sp n dslly f,oln Cincians.l ami hoas'i.,S
bi5 Z. n. dsily oxceps sunday "NN
-,.op n dsn, from Norfolk AMI Old sosa-
staten: Bread street, near sese.. - ,aa !.
Ticket offces. lJov east MAJ $500
Chesap peace and oais raavss s.s ~ oss,uIxa
General p,sssaSss Aksss4
/, 1T HASAAAs. GsasgA Manager
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BY y w. B0we.
Real Estate Auctioneer


Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNDI-
l. VIDED INTEREST IN TWO
DWELLINGS.
NOS 2i2 AND PA NORTH NINETEENTH
STREET.
AT SOUTHWEST CORNkkOF BROAD STREET
In execution OF deed OF trust from W. ID. Will
iiams and wife TO John = Cooke, trustee. dated
18th september, 1874 and duly recorded ia Rich
mond Chancsry Court, will sell by auction. on
the premises. on
THURSDAY. JUNE y. 1889.
a. o'clock Z. VI, the Undivided ONE
FOURTH INTEREST Of Wilson ID. Williams IN
said two houses, with the lots Oh which they
stand bat subject 70 the Life estste OF Mrs. Eliza
beth II. Willams in tho corner house. and a
ike life estate IN one third Of the other house.
Each Of said lots fronts twenty-five feet and runs
back the usual depth % az alley. Tho houses
are two-story base ment-and-ssI.c brick build
ings. and contain about nine rooms each.
TERMS Cash. PHIL T. sHEiLD.
my22 Substituted Trustee.
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VORK-RIVER LINE OnA VS.
Il POiNE
DAILY ExcEPr srNpAE

The fayorlte route % Baitn0rs. Tho atcs rss
on this line src moiels 81 beauty eiegsn ID So
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