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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17

court. The tragedy at Lathrop ended q
career OF singular interest, even for that OF
q pioneer Californian.
David S. Terry was born in Arkansas IN
1916. He went to Texas and at the out
break of the Mexican war joined the United
States army. He fought through the Mexl-
can campaign. In the early gold days OF
California he went TO that State. AT the
age of thirty three he was elected chief
iastice of the State Of California. Under
The leadership of David G. Broderick
he bitterly opposed the organization and
acts of the San Francisco Vigilance Com
mittees of 1851 and 1856. In 1853, having
in the mean time become chief JUS
tice by seniority, Terry was can
didate for denomination. lie was un-
successful and blamed Broderick, by that
time Senator Broderick, for his failure. Out
Of this grew a quarrel and a duel, IN which
Terry killed Broderick. lie escaped pun
ishment, and in 1861 entered the COnfede-
rate army. At the close of the war he return
ed TO California. He Was placed ON the
Democratic State Committee in 1875, and in
IssUwas the only unsuccessful presidential
elector OH the Democratic ticket Of Califor-
MA. In 1856 Judge Terry was imprisoned
by vigilance committee for wounding an
officer who was trying TO arrest one OF his
friends. The Judge appealed 10 William
Sharon to secure his release and Sharon re-
fused. Terry vowed vengeance on him.
The first opportunity he had of wreaking
il occurred when Sarah Althea Hill brought
suit against Sharon for divorce. Judge
Terry entered the suit 10 get even with
Sharon, but was captured by his clients
charms and married his old enemy's
alleged widow with chance of recover
ing twenty-five hundred dollars a month
back alimony and five to six million dol
lars from Sharon's estate. His wife's
claim was an utter failure. Terry in his
old age was as alert and vigorous as man
of forty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17

print likeness, was with her husband,
though not in the room when the
shooting took place. The circumstances
OF tho shooting were involved in her
career as one OF the most extraordi-
nary women of the age. Sarah Althea
Hill was born at Cape Girardeau, No., in
1870. Her father was Samuel Hill. an Mt
torney, and her mother was Julia sloan, an
heiress. She inherited $4,000. and was
graduated from convent. Miss Hill was
n girl OF more than ordinary personal beau
ty bat wasregardcd asvain and selfish, anx-
i9us to excel In personal charm. She Vas
something Of q Airt. and at one time
had three engagements 10 marry. Her
engagement to marry young man who
has since become politician of na,
tional fame was broken, which so preycd
on tho yonng ladys mind that in Septem-
Der. $50. she bid her native town adieu
and started with the wreck Of her fortune
for California. \ young uncle named Will
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
FAUQUlER COUNTY.
Thrown from HOrse-The Races, &c.
ICorrespondence of the Richmond Dispatch


WARRESToN, August Is, 1889.
While Mr.. A. H. Sheppard, OF Admission,
was out riding With Miss Newly, of this
place. on Tuesday last, the horse that the
lady was riding suddenly stumbled anu
fell. throwing her on the ground and lntiict-
ing an ugly wound on the side OF her head.
Mr. Sheppard then placed small negro
boy on the horse and sent HIM tor a doc-
tor. and again he fell and landed his rider
with Great violence on a pile of stone.
No serious damage was done 20 the boy.
Mrs. G. O. Coons, of this place, has been
Amounted postmistress at the EauQulcr
White Sulphur Springs.
There will be a meeting of the members
OF the Grange Camp Association at the
grand stand At the grange camp on Iues-
day. August Goth, for the purpose OF dis
cussing the dairy interests of this section
of the country. Every farmer is cordially
invited TO attend. Major W. Foster, Of
Toudoun county, will address the meeting,
as will DIR. George q. Faville, of the United
States Agricultural Department; the lat
ter will also kill and dissect tuberculous
COW.
spending few days at the nome OF d.
Hicks.
Lieutenant Robertson. of the United
States army. is in town.
To-day was the second day of the races,
and larger audience was present than yes
terday. The first race was n seven-elghths
of-a. mile dash for purse of $50: The en-
tries were RepudiatOr, Ninton, Goldie Nj;
and Windsail. RepudiatOr came in neck
ahead of Goldie NJ, but lost the race on a
foul.
The second race was neof five-eighths
of-a-mile heats for purse of $50. The
horses entered we're Consolation, Brunette,
and Return. Consolation won easily.
The third race was one of one and three
quarter miles. The entries were Mineral
Capstone. Opal, and Windsail. Mineral
belonging to Mr.. +. Ashley Cooper, won the
purse of 500.
The fourth race was steeple-chase OF
two miles for purse of 800. The horses
entered were Why Not, belonging 10 Mr.
Portman: +. II. Madduxs Mogul c. w.
Smiths Lawrence. Mr. L. Ashley Cooper's
Venus, and L. Ashley Cooper's Shylock'
Mogul won, with Venus "a close second.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
A GOLDEN WEDDING.
An Interesting Affair at Keysviiie-The
Guests.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatcb.l

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispasch.l
KKYsyuLE, August IA, 1889.
The handsome residence OF Major j. w.
Morton, though comparatively new. has
borne an honor which rests upon but few
houses m the country-that Of the celebra-
ton OF golden wedding. that Of Judge
and Mrs. John II. Jones. Of Arkansas the
parents of Mrs. j. W. Morton.
Morton Hall, as il is called. is admirably
suited for such On occasion. The roomy
grounds and spacious and convenient
rooms afford every facility for the pleasure
OF any number OF guests. The writer can
but iinperfectly describe the grandeur and
elegance of this occasion. Being hospita-
bly received by Major Morton, / soon re-
paired TO the double parlogs, where L be
held the bride aud groom standing under
an arch OF eyergreens, in the middle Of
which in golden letters hung the monogram
III. J. The bride. in an elegant satin Gin
which her mother celebrated her golden
weddine), presented handsome appear:
snce gracefully resting upon the arm Of
the groom, who was attifed In q black
cloth suit. while the Tt Dezm was being
supg. Prayer was offered by Rev. John u.
Wool and tho benediction by Rev. Mr..
Bsiislip.
Uafulations. which were gracefully re-
ssiEed bx The bridal c0pplss Dancing Wa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
Damage by n Cloud-Durst.

WILMINGTON. n. c., August 16.--There
was a cloud-burst at o'clock last night be
tween Sumter and Columbia and the track
of the Wilmington. Columbia and Augusta
railroad in the vicinity of Eastoyer and
Edgeheld was somewhat damaged and Is
now impossible. The rainfall was ire
mendous. 4 material train ran into a
washout near Edgefeld and several work
men on the train were slightly injured. II
is thought the line will be open Saturday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
THE JOHNSTON aELIEF-FuNo.
pesirous of winding Up tho aatter--Mor'
Bodies.

Jouysrowa. Pa. August 16.-Quite mum;
her OF people who suffered by the flood
and shortly afterward left town have not
reported. The commissioners wish TO give
them share OF the relief-fund. To tho
end that they all may be- notified Secretary
KremeI authorizes the following announce
ment. and requestsi:s publication through
out the country:
With the view of making final disposl;
.ion az the ftind in the hands of the relief
commission at as carly day as possible all
persons who resided in Johnstown and
other towns who suffered in the flood IN
the Conemaugh valley are requested TO
send their names and addresses to tn,
Committee OF Inquiry, or to the Flood
Commission at Johnstown.
Another body was recovered to-day.
There hes been an average Of two bodies
recovered day for the past ten days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
FOE RENT.

nor RENT, THAT LARGE g
a. STORE, with one door above. adioiniug ~
tho City Hall on The west This store Is well
suited FOR frst-ccss biillard-saloon AMI resteu-
rant II. SELDOM TAYLOR
sui53t Eleventh ard Bank streets
NOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE a
Il MA!S-STREEr STORE. No l9i4 be- GA
tween Twelfth ana Thirteenth streets. lately &C.
cupied by the Wing COMPANY.
Il. SELDOM TAYLOR.
au 1881 Real Estate Agent aud Auctoneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
~ WAY COMPANY

SOL HAAS. Trsn-c Manager.
4. NJ. Il. IALOOiI. Elrsi Nloc President,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
Tho Killing of Judge Terry.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. August 1G. Attorney
General Miller was seen Yesterday and
asked if he had anything further to say
about the shooting Of Judge Terry by, Dep
Uty Nagle He replied | see NON the pa
generally endorsed. Ii appears to be con-
sidered that Naelc' presence was necessary
and his action unsuitable. do not care 70
speak of the legal aspect Of the case l do
not know any ease analogous to 1t IN our
history. and ] do not rccsdl that 1t has ever
been necessary before toproyide protection
for Il United States Judge. Ii the case
comes to ,rial suppose will be called 70
testify. but question whether there will
ever be trial. The grand jury may re-
fuse to at. or the coroner's jury may find
il a case of Justiiable homicide. | thought
he peccssar ami know something abo"
,hc desperate character Of the man VIII
whom Justice Field had 80 deal"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17

liam Sloan accompanied her to the Pacific
Coast. He vas wealthy. ard tool, his niece
to his mothers home Sarah ana inc GA
lady did not live in harmony, and Mr..
Sloan gave his niece n fine suite OF rooms
in a prominent san Francisco hotel IN. u j.
was in 1870 In issi Miss Hill claimed to
be the wife Of the senator by virtue of a
secret marriage, and sued for d.
vorce. The defence was that no mar
riaee had ever taken place. She
produced written contract of marriage;
At first the courts sustained her claim. and
she got divorce and Judgment FORA share
in bis vast estate. The litigation was prose
cuted and defended with bitter deterIni;;
nation for years in both State and Federal
courts During it's progress sharon died
and Judge Terry married Miss Hill, for
whom he had been acting as counsel. The
final result was that the pretended mar
rage agreement was declared a forgery
and Sarah Althca Hlll-Terry was never en-,
titled to either the name or the money OF
Sharon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
Ten Miners Lost.

SAN Francisco. August 16.-The Mexican
steamer Alejondre arrived from GUayamas,
Mexico. Yesterday. bringing word that in
the early part of July fire broke out in the
1900 level Of 1riumfo mine, near the town
Of the same name, and ten miners lost their
lives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
CONNECTIONS

Train 40. % connects faiiy n keysyilis -
Chase Clly. Clarksyille. oxford Durham. d. loo
dersou, and Raleigh Connects iaiIy al ttroHn '-
borO Tor Durham, Raleigh. salem, suj ins,H,,
aud all points 90 NOrth Carolina Division rs
Salisbury Tor Ashovls Hot Sprng-. ani 80
points IN Western Norm Carolina 6ui NJ inlr-
lotte for Charlotte. Columbia All Augus'a rail-
ruad.
Train No. Y connects daily A. GroeDsD9r9 or
Salem. Winston, Raleigh, DOiIsDoro, ani go. b.
head city. AZ Salisbury ior A.nnuiie. Hos
Springs. AMI 81 points In Western NNfii 90 D..
lima a. Charlotte with Cllriott'. Columbia l
Augusta railroad Tor Columbia. Augusta AltHH,
Charleston, sayanuah. lh0na-riiie. Co.. ia .-
sonwlle, AMI other flor , points 40 HtA
Carolina Central fai!rosi f1r Min. lg.
Trains from mo south arrive a. M-Amc 80 .
A. NJ. and 3.3l p.
tANELlA COURrHOCss TRAIN
Leave Kichmpnd- ......-.... 0tl ?. ".
Arrive kich mOnd. 81 A. ".
tCLONGR ACCOhMuDAIloN.
Leave Rrs m1ri. ............ l..N \, VI.
Arrive Manenester...,....- ....s......t DIT d D.
NrnUE RIVED fINE t,t. w, l.
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LATER.

san FRANusco. August ia warrant Of
arrest was served upon Justice Field this
afternoon at the latter's chambers. A
wri; of hdbeds corpus was at once sworn out
before Judge Sawyer. OF the Circuit Court.
ana heard by him in chambers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
Justice stephen johnson Field, 90 Defend
Whom Marshal Maggie shot

Ex-Judec David S. Terry was shot and
killed 10y Deputy United States Marshal
David Nagle az the breakfast-table in the
depot hotel at Iaihrop, in consequence OF
an assault made by Terry upon Justice
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
Aw,rnAsr roR lrsrIcE rIYLD's AnnEsT

SAN FEAyc1sco. August 16.--Sherif Gun
nmcham. of San joaquin county, arrived
here late !. g night from Stockton with a
warrant sworn To by Sarah Aithea Terry
for the arrest of Justice stephen j. fleId
on the charge OF being accessory to the
killing OF her husband. Judge Terry. It is
understood the warrant viii be sHrycd on
Justice Field at ! o'clock to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
gAsLgOiD LryEn


ia WI - -EE5.
DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
Il y AND POTOMAC RAILROAD -schos1i,
commencing JUNE Il, iss9-easiern stsniari
time:
.s2 A. 81 iosyes Byrd.strss station s.l,,
stops only ~ Ashland. junction. vi.
fort, aud FredodcRsburg Sleeper
70 Washington AMI Nov York
il;O' A. VI. leaves Byrd Street station daily 81
cspt sunday
t:e5 p. ". leaves BYri-stroe: station dan,
sleeper 20 Noy OK.
6OA. ". arrives a. Byrd -treof station daily
Sleeper from Nos YORK.
rs i. ". arrv0s AZ Byrd-sTooi station - IT,
stops ~ freiercks burr MIiorI
Junction. and Ashland. sleeper fr0ns
Washington anl SOW YORK
1910 P. II. arrives a. Byrd-Suoe. s,s..oa sa!y.
except sunday
ASHLAND TBATYs
DAILY EXCEPT suvO,Ys.
6:4s A. ". loaves Rlba Arrives a. Asslani A
1:23 A. n.
COP NJ sccommossuoa leaves gy-i .ur,ot
e.OiP. II. lesges Eiba. arr.vcs a. ADJ .ri ..
tSfM.
G45 a. II. arrives EisA Leaves ashland a's..
A.. ~
SIS \. NJ sccomm0lsron strives no rrvs.
Stree. station. .csre, ASHLAND AZ (. Z
$50 p. VI. arrisss 81 Els l,ayo, A.aiacl a.
3lgPN.
G.. A. TAYLOR. General Ticket kr.~.
Z. 7. d. MYERS. General ig,rnealso.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
A TLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSEN 100 RAliiio'-
TINS. iABLt.
Commcnrlng SUNDAY. May - i'l. n ; A.
A., trains on mis- ROAD will ran a. olloAs
TRAINS sol INWARD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
DAVID S. TERRY,
Shot by Deputy United states Mrrshal
David Naglc.

It is reported that Deputy-Marshal Nagle
accompanied Justice Field by order OF the
Acknowledgement of the United states TO
protect him against assault by Judge Terry;
whom be had imprisoned for contempt of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
THE SENSATION OF THE DAY.

A meeting of the City Democratic Com
littec will be held on Monday night next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
Enr iinnroyenicnts.
nnr tslscrapa to tho pIspatch.l

WASHINGTON, Aue ust I6.-The Secretary
of War has authorized the expenditure of
$500 for Improvements 10 the Marietta
(Ga) national cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
NTORK-RlYER LINE WA WIS
POINT
DAILY EXCEPT sUyOAE

Tho fAvorilo roItet9 Baltimore. Tie sira'ne-s
on his line arc n0tcts 81 Ds4uty. e'"sln'e. al
comfort Leave Richmond 80 o. n. ali a ID
r. ~ arrive a. baltimore $50 A. r., ifaFI
Baltimore daily except sunday o. 4. 81 a.
rive a. Richmond '9fJ A. "a. AMI ~ A. IT.
Fare from hicnEOui -lrAigutt p ba.i.uere ~,
Washington. 50; Whminei0u. Del, tLOl lh' 10
dolphla. a. 30. No6 lois. ID ho4nl tnr
wilmington. DEL q. la-a1e' p1ia, g. A9H
YORK.. ~ $50. ........,.............
Leave Nicamolt (iHcliy- -n4ri-
street dcpOtl. ..-....... .......-. f'.II 4 z
Arrive Richmond Nwruiy-tlift.
street oCgob ...-.. ..-t.,. .t..t I'ia u -
'Daiy iDaiiy except sunday.
Depot and tckoJ-Oli-c Zoo. Virgins ,l'ef-
Uptown ONCE. Corner Ioath aai Vain sirco.A
Jhs. L. TAYLOR
General fassengr- Af1l.,
D.. + pOil~.
Division Passef re- AF'u,
kicAm0at, -
SOL HAAS. Trsnrc Manager.
T. NJ H. rALtDf T. Elfaf h4nc President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17

Leary, tire hero of the Big raft which
went to pieces of the eastern coast last
wear, is about to build another big one in
British Columbia and tow it to San Fran
ciscn IL be can
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
The WOMAN IN THE CASE.
Sarah AIthea Hin-Terry, wife Of the Dead
Judge.

The whole world Is reading how ex-
Judge David s. Terry slapped Justice Ste
phen j. Fields face in railroad restau-
rant at Lathrop, Cal, and was shot dead
by Deputy United States Marshal Maggie.
Sarah AtheA Hiu-Teuy. Of whom We
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
ALBERMARLE
A CHURCH ENTERTAINMENT THAT
WAS ASUcCESS.
Tho Victims Of the Thrcshing-mach'he
Engine Boiler Exploston-Brieis
and Personals.
yo.cI., telegram to the Dlapatch.

CuARrorTEsvuLR Va, August iG, 1889.
The concert and lawn party which was
given lset night at Nj. Olivet church near
DELIGHTFUL affair. The concert was gwen
in the church building, and was under the
management Of persons from this city,
and a number Of our best lady and gentle
men singers took part and performed their
gramne consisted of choice songs, solos,
duets. quartettes. and choruses. The
lawn-party was given in the grove around
the church, and a number Of bright torch-
the occasion. All tho delicacies OF the
season were served by fair maldens, and
were sold at reasonable prices. A number
of ladies aud gentlemen from this city, be-
sides those who took part IN the concert
went ont to Owensyillc last night and en-
ioyed most pleasant time. Lawn-parties
and concerts Of this kind arc proving very
popular with our citizens this summer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
DIED FROM ms MJUIIEs.

James Cox. tho young man VINO was 50
seriously injured by the bursting OF the
boiler of a threshing-machine engine on
last Tuesday. died at the residence. OF hrs
father. near Nortonsyillc, on yesterday al
ternoon. Cox was a dreadful sufferer mp
to tho time of his death. His shoulder was
badly dislocated and his face was torn by
fyinc pieces Of the burst boiler. The
funeral took place this morning
News brought TO this place late last night
states that young John Kennedy, who had
his skull fractured, besides being badly
scalded. was not expected TO live through
last night. physician raised piece OF
the fractured bone from the brain. which
gave some relief. but the patient ls IN n
most critical condition. The four others
who were injured oy this fatal explosion
are reported as doing well and viii recover.
This accident. which has proved 50 fatal
is said 10 have been due TO the inability OF
the cncineto stand the mead of steam which
II had on al the time. and the inCiiiciency
of those wE0 were in charge. The force OF
the explosion drove the head Of the engine
through a wheat-stack, tearing 1t down,
and sent the iirc-box liz an opposite dreo-
ton. both being blown a considerable dis
lance.
Mr.. Charles Perley and wife. Of Rome;
Ga., are in the city visiting friends and
relatives.
The grape crop in this county will prove
better than was at first expected.
Some of the farmers ere making daily
shipments Of peaches and grapes from tins
place. but the prices received for them are
A meeting of the City Democratic Com
mittee will be held on Monday night next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17

TRAINS NoRrHwARD


Nos. Il and = make no stops no . stops I
signal at Centralia. So ~ stops only on signal
al Chester, Centralia, and Manchester Nps
70 ami % stop on signais a. an stations So. %,
80. - 3d. 81 s. 81 AM 30 will stop A. All stations
for nns4.ugnr4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
DIEDMONT AIRLINE.

RICHMOND AND DANNlLLE RAILROAD.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST hOUlk SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST
PCLIMAN sLEEPEiiS Ok ALL SiGHf
TRAINS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
COURT ORDERS.
NATARREN CIRCUIT COURT,
w KENTUCKY.
Ann Hawkes., administrators OF L. A. Hawkes.
pI4fntln
,ott et ai.......-.....De Defendants.

NH UHWkE'I hI III7lI IIftIa Ut u IL t'''
Plaintiff,
e.
Rebecca G. Talbot e ai.............. Defendants
In he a5oye-eutitled suit there ia considerable
estate 10 be distributed 10 the heirs OF Sarah
Marabe il they can be found. Saran Marabie Is
said 70 have died February 10, ls52, IN Charles
City county, Va. and previous 10 her death he-
son Thomas Is said 10 have died in HenricO
county, Va, April u, ISIS; her sou Benjamin
Narabe IN Charles City county on January 2.
Isig: and her daughter Martha Ann harable Is
SAID 70 have died IN Charles City county on March
10. 1850. IL Is desired 10 find the heirs and de-
scendanfs Of said sarah ahrable II any exist
For information address at once the under
signed. 4. L. HiSES,
Clerk Warren Circuit Court.
an I5-iw Bowling Green, ny.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-17
BY Sutton & Co..
Real Estate Agents auI Auctonecrs,
1914 Main street

TRUSTEES SALE or TWO De
4 SIVABLE AND CENTRALLi-LOCArhD
DWELLINGS. Nos. i09I AND III EANd MAR
SHELL. BETM ZEN FIRST AND SECOND
STREETS, OUTH SIDE In execution o. q GER
tain deed - trust from Louis WlnG.er and wife.
dated October 10. 1855 AMI 81 record "a tho
cerais orlce Of Richmond Ctaacery Court,
Deadlock 1875 r., page - being required So 20
DO by the beucnriaries therein. VIC shall sell al
pubic auction, upon the premises. ol
MONDAY. AUGUsr ~ 1881,
a. e o'clock =. NJ. tho abovc-des ribbed PROPER
~. Dwelling 30. 1921 Is oric<. ard has 1ve
rooms; SO. III IS a iram0 dwelling, aui con-
tain- ak or seven rooms.
Tho ,ot fronts - feet On tho south siie Of
Marshall street ami has 3 depth Of 1853 ieet
inches.
The property i3 in good order. ana its location
will always command ready AMI prompt-paying
tenants
TERMS: cash a % expenses % sale ani fell.tl;
balance upon terms 20 be- announced 40 saie.
y. -. UARGRD\ +.
HENRY IS. ~ lXLkR.
T. i. SUTTON.
Trustees
SUTTON z Co. Aucti0neers. nu II
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aGeI companys wharf. kOckeGlA
NrIRaINIA STEAMBOAT -.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT s.cs.u,,
COMPANY. for old Point koc- 1Ecz<1 a.
folk Portsmouth. Newpor! hcsA Siarcmons
saloon steamer ARIEL leaving Richmond
EVERY AOSDAY. WEDNESDAY, AID FRIDAY
att A NJ sueet-csrs connect
Connections a. OH Pom. ana AZ norfolk
c,osely with all nnes foe northsra cities same
aftsrnooc. james river DT daylight Orea
tourlss line Inoapes. routa
Through tickets on steamer and az Gsroers
Agency. 100 Aaia street. baggage eneckei
tnrough. sts.e-roonss engaged Tor day or night
frolrn. received d&uy for Norfolk, Ports
NOUN, Old Point, WaSexly, diekssofi. Va, and
an polnts ia kx,tera North Carolina ksslega
Virginia and all regular landings on tho Jauss,
river. al loves. raios. AMI through biils issued
LuClkS D. TATuM. yice-fressdsnI
No ill7 Main street ana kocket.A
IsyN wKislasa. Freight aud Passenger Agsn.