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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25
BY Charles A. Rose,
Real Estate Agent and Broker,
No. II north Tenth street
VALUABLE EAST-END PRO
PERTY.
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
|. OF
FOUR BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS,
TWO ON TWENTY-sEygNTH STREET AND
TWO ON Q STREET.

Twill offer for sale. at the request Of me owner,
these EXCEPTIONALLY HANDSOME LOIS on
the premises, on
TUESDAY, MAY q. 1890,
at o'clock p. NJ
First. s7H FEET fronting on me west me .,
r.an,v-seventh street, commencing at point
d,stsnt 10 feet east Of Q street aud running
nay 10 feet, being one and half squares from
the slectric.Csr Line. Tbs lot lies oesaauiiy
and is now entirely enclosed go, ,.,,,,o
secoad. s. FEET FRONT By lss FEET 10 an
o,iev m or 2l feet wide aud fronting ON the south
side Of Q street, commencing a. poen, a,s.sNis
ia fact east IL 1hirtieth street, iying pe'"eSh
Tn,ytiefh and Thlr,y-frst streets.
These lots are the most elevated 10 THIS section,
.rd should command the attention Of any ana
az narties seeking q nrst-elsss Investment,
ar,bg 10 the close proximity OF the car iino ana
PTsSMs one third cash; balance 10 s'1 ana
twelve months, with lnIeress, s,osIo =, ~ "
trust. surtioneer.
81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25
HON. N. ]. POWER.
Sneaker of the Nova Scotia Parliament.

Michael Joseph Power was born rep
ruary %. 1891, of Irish parentage. ne
fax. went into mercantile pursuits, and
subsequently become a contractor. lie
was alderman six years. chairman, OF
fire department eight wears. president
of tho Charitable Irisl Society; was
CAPTAIN for several years III the vol,
uhteer militia. etc. lie inaugurated
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25
FIsHERMEN's SUPPLIES.
NETS, sEINES, ANDA4e$I3
IN TwINEs.

NETS and NETTING Of all kinds made to or
DER also rugged ready for use
I. LICuTkNSrgIN'S SONS,
sole Importers Of tho CeleprAsed Lion
Brand seinorhrea1.
corner Seventeenth aud franklin ssrees
Nh ~ Rlchmand- Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25
FUN ON A EAMSHiP.
A Pleasant Performance on the Nevada by
Professionals and Amateurs.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispa'ch.l
STEAMSHIP STATE OF NEVADA
Ar SFA Nav IL 1880.

Correspondence OF the Kichmond DlsDacn.l
STEAMSHIP STATE Of NEVADA
Ar SEA. May II, 1890.
On Saturday, May 10th. at sea, the pas:
seneers on board the steamship state OF
Nevada much to their delight were
treated TO a very clever rendition OF James
Haines Baileys farci8l comedy. The r9ie
OF CAPTAIN Massey, royal navy, was IN the
able hands of Mr.. Evelyn Vernon, OF the
principal London and American theatres,
who was supported by lady aud gentlemen
amateurs on board the vessel. The per-
Torrance was directed by j. ". X Binns,
the well-known English and American
manager. All the parts we're well sustain
ed and the play passed of with great
fcLd. A very handsome amount was COL
lpcted, which will be donated for the behe-
fit of the Seaman's Orphanage. captain
Stewart, OF the steamship Nevada, pro
vided a collation.. at which Mr.. John NJ.
Higgins. of Richmond. Va, presided. A
vote of thanks to Mr.. Blnns aud the ladles
and gentlemen was moved by the Presl-
dent. and which was ably seconded by Mr.
Macintosh, of South Carolina, and was
carried. ~,
Amongst the saloon passengers were Mr..
Edwin James, of Guatemala, now an ex-
tensive coffee-planter, and well known as
an intrepid Confederate veteran VINO
fought with Lee and Jackson from the
first TO the close Of our civil war. Mr.
Thompson. of South Carolina, and Mr..
Sharp, of Belize, were also passengers 70
Europe. OLD DoAIHloN'
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The yirginians Of the valley


SIC JURAT.
The knightllest Of tho knightly race.
Who since the days OF old
Have Kept the lamps OF chlvairy
Alighi IN hearts II gold
The kindliesi Of the kindly band
Who rarely hate ease,
Yet rode with smith around the land
And Raleigh round the seas
Who climbed the blue Virginia hills,
Amid embattled foes,
And planted there. IA valleys falr,
The lily and the r)se;
Whose fragrance lives in many lands,
Whose beauty stars the earth
And lights the hearths OF many homes
Min loneliness and worth
We thought they slept-these sons who
kept
The names OF noble sires,
Aud Numbered while the darkness crept
Around their vigil fresl
But still the Golden Horseshoe knights
Their Old Dominion keep,
Whose foes have found enchanted ground
But not d knight asleepl
TICKNoR.
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In knre.

Soon the hammock will be swinging underneath
The spreading, cool. aud shady apple-lree:
And the girl who has a small and snapely loot
WIN be busy as the little busy bee
win she busy be u at sewing on dress,
Or az knitting on " Tam o. shanter v hood &,
Oh. no: but shell be busy with both feoss
Az MASKING" some son. sappy.
Mix
Shake
Dude
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25
LYRICS OF THE WAR.
eoNcs WHICH OUR GALLANT SOL
plsRs USED TO SING.


Maryiand'
nv JANA r. RANDALL
The despoi's heel is on thy Shore
Maryland
HE torch Is at thy temple door.
Maryland
Avenge the patriotic gore ,
Tsat f,ecs ed the streets OF Baltimore,
And be the battle-queen OF yore,
Maryland I My Maryland
Hars TO thy wand'r,Dg cons appeal,
Ny mother ssaIsi To thee kncol
Ma;ylapc -,
For life and ddkth. for woe ana "ea''
Thy peerless cnivslry reveal, ,,, s,o.,
And grid Thy beauteoua limos WIN s'o0''
Maryland. My Maryland
Thou wilt no, cover In the dus''
Maryland
Thy peaming sword shall mover rnsN
p.u.n nSy gssrolr. sncred trus,i
Rememhor Howari's war-hko thrust
And All thy siunberer> with the JUST
Maryland My Maryland
Come vi. the red dawn of the day.
Come, win iby panopliod array.
Maryland :
With Rinrgoid's spirit for the fray.
VITA waisons blood NJ Monterey,
With fearless Lowe ana dasbing Nay.
Maryland My Maryland
Dear mother. burst the tyranis chain.
Maryland
Virginia should not call In vain,
Maryland
She meets her sisters on the plain;
SIC SsDapeT - It's the proud REFRAIN
That bsfrios minions back auiain.
Maryland My Maryland
Come for thy shield is bright and strong
Com., for thy dalliance does thee wrong,
Maryland
Como 20 shine own heroic throng'
That stalks with Liberty along
And ring thy dGuutloss slogan song
Maryland My Maryland!
Isee the blush upon thy check,
For thou wa-t ever brsvely meek,
Maryland
From hill 10 hill. from creek 70 oreek-
Potomac calls 10 Chesapeake
Maryland My Maryland
Thou wilt no, yiold the vandal toll,
Maryland
Thou wilt not crook 70 DIS conuoi'
Maryland!
Bet,ar the FIRE upon thee roll.
Bet,er lie shot, the blade, the bowl,
Than crucinxiOn OF the soui.
Maryland Sly Maryland
Ihenr the distant thunder hum,
Maryland
The Ola Line Duelo, ffe, and drum
Maryland
she is not dead, nor deaf. nor DUMB
Hurzal She spurns she northern scum
She preathes she burns SheH VOno
She'll come
MARYLAND Ny Maryland
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25
sinneMail Lackson's Way.

come stack arms, men Pile on the rails,
stir up the camp-nTes BRIGHT
No matter II the canteen iaiis,
Well make a roaring night!
Here Shenandoah brawls along,
There lofty Blue Ridge echoes strong,
TO swell the brigados rOusing song
OF "Stonewan Jackson's way
We ace him now-the old slouched hat
Cooked DER his eye askeT.
The shrewd. dry smile, the speech 30 pax
SO calm 40 blunt. 20 true
The " Blue Light Elder knows them we'll
Says he: "Ihat'e Banks Hes fond OF
she'll
Lord save his souli Wen give him well,
That's Stonowal JacSnon's way.
sifencei Ground arms Knsoi all Caps
Old Blue Lights going 10 pray
straucle the fool who dAres 10 scoll
Attention Ice his way.
Appealing from his native SOD,
In forma pGVperis " God
= Law bare irhiue arm! Stretch forth Thy
Amen!n That's stonewall Jsckson's way.
Hes in the saddle now. Fall In
Steady Tho whole brigade
Hils at the ford, cut OF Wen win
His way out ball and blade.
What matter II our shoes are worm
What mater AZ our feet are IoTnf
Quick stepi We're with him ere the morn
That's Stonewall Jeckson's way.
The suns bright chances rout the mists
OF morning-and by George
There's LongstreeL struggling In the HAS,
Hemmed IN an ugly gorge,
Pope aud his columns whipped before
.Bay'nets and grape !" hear stonewsil roar
"chsrge, stewart Pay on Ashpys scorer
IL stonewalI Jacsson's way.
An, maiden, wait and watch and yearn
For news Of stonewairs band
Ah. widow. read with eyes that burn
That ring upon thy hand
An, wife. sew Oh, pray on, nope onl
Thy life shall not be Gil iorlorn.
Ine foe had better ne'cr been born
THAI get In stonewslls way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25
The Rnnnie Blne Flag.


BY HARRY MCCARTHY.
We are band OF brothers and natives to the
Fighting for the property we gained by honest
toll,
And whom our rights were threatened the cry
Hurrab for the bonnie Blue Flag that bears a sim
gle star!
CHoRus-Hurrat Harrrshl for the bonnie
Blue Flag
That bears q single star.
IL.
As long rs the Union was faithful e her trust
Like friends and brothers sind were We ana
just; $500.
But nov when northern Tsachery attempts Jul
rights 10 mar ~, -, .
We hoist on high the bonnie Blue Flag that
bears single star.
III.
First gallant South Carolina nobly made the
stand;
Then came Alabama. who took her by the hand (;
next quickly Mississippi, Georgia, aud tiOrlda-
All raised the flag, tho bonnie Blue Flag tina:
bears single star.
Ye men OF vaIor, gather round the banner OF the
Texas and fair Louisiana join us in the eight
Davis our loved President, and stephens states
Now rally ally round the bonnie Blue Flag that bear:
single star
V.
And here's 10 brave Virginia, the Old Dominion
state; .. -
With the young Confederacy at length ha'
linked her fate.
Inneiled by her example now other States pre-
pare r.
To hoist on high the bonnie Blue Flag that bear
single star.
VI.
Then here's to our Confcderacy-strong we are
and brave
Ike patriots OF old we'll fight our heritage u
save,
And rather than submit to shame TO die VI
would prefer.
So cseer for the bonnie Blue Flag that bears
single star.
VII.
Then cheer, boys. cheer, raise the Joyous shout
| For Arkansas and North Carolina now have Dol
| gone out,
| And let another rousing cheer for tennessee b
| given
4 The single star o. the bonnie Blue Flag ha
grown 20 be eleven.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25

atso o'clock P. NJ, on the promises, sell at auc-
ton. the THREE BAY-WINDoW-FKoNr
BRICK DWELLINGS Nos. COZ, 60i. and GOO north
Ninth street
These houses contain six rooms each. have all
modern convenleuces, are in frstclass order
are conveniently located; are occupied OY
choice tenants: are neat in appearance; have
attractive surroundings: will pay large per-
con,sge on price expected; indeed, tho most
critical can scarcely nnd fault with them.
There Is one particularly strong point IN buy
inc nroperty Of this size: You can always
sell it.
Tho uspal terms. T. A. CATLIN,
uvot Auctioneer. g
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25

By virtue Of decree entered In the ABOVE
named cause on July 2, isss, the undersigned.
special commissioner hereby appointei, Will
sell by public auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY. MAY q. 1880,
at $50 O'Clock z. NJ, the PROPERTY described In
said decree, as follows: All that certan lot OF
land with all the buildings thereon, AND oriek
wall surrounding same, fronting lS3 fee' lncnes
on Sixth street at the northwest corner OF byrd
street, aud running back I'D feet
The lot has been plated and suodivided, and
viii be sold according 20 plat now Ia hands OF
tho auctioneers, copies OF which VIII De distri-
buted free. Gail and get one.
This is truly valuable property. ana We look
for large number OF businessmen, manufac-
urers, and investors as bidders.
TERMS: One third cash: balance In SIX ana
twelve months for negotiable notes, bearing 3
per cent interest from day OF sale, and title re-
tained until all the puEcnase-noney Is paid ana
a conveyance ordered by the Court
CONWAY II. SANDS.
Special Commissioner.
Louis RAWLINGS and john I. GoDDIs. Auc-
tioDeerA
HARPER. PLAINTIFF, AGAINST STREET TT AIS,
DEFEspAsrs-lN rHE CHAscERY COURT Oh
hICRAosD.
l. Charles W. Goddin, clerk OF said court, az
certify that the bond required OF the special com
| missioner by the decree IN said cause OF July
1856, has been duly given
| Given under my hand this i6th day OF May
| 1880 CHARLES W. doDDlN,
1g.21,a5.N Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25

while af the head of tho fro department
The present system Of fire alarm. In 1873
he he was defeated while running for Parlia-
ment. In 1882 he was elected and again IN
1ssf. with over 900 majority. and on the
assembling of Parliament was chosen
Speaker. Mr.. Power IS a prominent repre-
sentative Catholic. and was the invited
guest from halifax to the Baltimore Catno-
lie centenary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25
BY y. W. Bowe.
Real Estate Auetioaeer
GOOD FRAME HOUSE
AND TIE
EXTRA VALUABLE LOT
IN WHICH 1T STANDS. No iiiS WEST CARY
STREET.

tx,,l soll by auction. on the premises on
TUESDAY. NAY q. 1871
=, o'clock p. NJ. tho desirable honss n ASp
LOi aposu a'ro., hstween Earvse and Plum
sue ~ 9Th iot 81 lSs fee, 70 an Slisy.
sr T~,s /. an improving location, wnese iana y
tn' s,easily every day-nos only ior speeu-
,Ss,on s hut nlso for Building purposes
You can't 20 amiss Ia ou,ios sa's Rnwk
TERas: A. sale Anofionssr
unvqi .
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The sword OF Robert Lee
FATHER kyAS.

The sword OF fsopots 49,
FATHER KyAs.
Forth from its scabbord. pure ana prieoN
Flashed the sword OF Lee
Far ia tho front OF tho deadly hsnL
High DER the brave, ia the cause o, TIKI"
Its s,ainIess sheen, ike beacon-hsn'
Led Us TO victory,
Out OF It's scsbboard. where fuli ious'
II slumDered peacefully
Reused from its rest by tho batiie-song,
Shielding the feobie, smlting the s.rons.
Guarding the right and ayenging the "fops
Cleaned that sword OF Leel
Fosth from It's soabbard. high In air,
beneath Virglnia's sgy-
And they who saw IL cleaning tncre,
And knew who bore II. knelt to swear
That where tic sword led they wouid uafo
To follow AID 10 die.
Ont OF ia scabbard Never hand
Waved sword from STAN as ireo'
Nor purer sword led bTever DaTd,
Nor bravor blod for a brighter lana,
Nor brighter land had Gcadse as gIanu'
Nor cause, a chief Ike Lee
Forth from its scabbari how we prayed
That sword might victor be
And when our triumph was DELAYED
And many heart grew sore airai1. $500
We etill hoped on, while g eatheu 'no 0'"'0
OF noble Robert Lee
Forth from fts scabOard ell In vain
Forth flashed the sword OF Leel
IT'S shrOuded now In ITS sheath again,
! IL sleeps the sleep OF our noble siam,
| Defeated. yet without stain,
Proudly and peacefully.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25
Written for The Dispatch,
f,oi,erf n. Lee

Aitbougb look on thee with northern eyes,
IcAnpos coidly view thy scuiptured fsee.
Nor IN those marble features chiselsd true.
Ihs lin>s that marx the hero fail 70 trace:
uH cap feel there's ought that should 6ivide
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25

p-o., ., william L. Smith, ESQ. shsh
seIl by public auction. on the premises ="
' - MONDAY, JUNE :. 1880. NV
Sts 2ilSSE < Al yALUA pH
kIsiegNCE AND n;sss, corner Of twenty
pERf :os ' Streets fronting lCo feet on won
tyeghIa stree. and to r11S SISy i ia i
parsel lines no when cIy arc the spaclOas and
substantial bTcx Dwelling ana ranged orsfs
ss, y pii,shment. with ample greenhouses Gus aD
other appointments. much cn9ISe nrnnerSy while
most Inviting 10 noriss being wsil-es| naw me
I'D weiI-enuipped for thst business, IS now VIC
ni 49, hiock OF ground 10 be ha1 IN thss 10
Sraoe AMI G S1s.,s.s anu Dadng
," - ,bst scction. where homes are always ~
good demand by tenants and purrtn IN subd,.
offers extraordinary induceuec.s ~
sion and hl,ilding for investmentor specua.lo..,,
and VIII be sold either IS whole or ID separate
lots a. may seem best at the tIIne ., 1o'o
IEhnS ]. n. BLAM. Aucdoneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25

Let inc kiss him for his mother;
let me kiss his dear youthful brow;
will love him Tor bis mother,
And soek her blessing now.
Kind friends have soothed his pillow,
Have watched his every care,
Beneath the weeping willow,
oisy him gently there.
onoaps-Sioep. dearesi, aioep;
] loved you A. a brother.
hiod friends arouhd You weep:
I've kissed you for your mother.
Let me fiss him for his mother:
VIVA, though lott lone stranger hereY
she has loved hin oons other.
I feel her blessing near.
Though cold thas form lies sleeping.
sweet angels watch around.
Dear friends are near thee weeping;
O. lar him gently down.
CnoEUs.--sieep, dearest. sleep;
] loved you as q brother
Kind friends around you weep.
I've kissed you for your moIaer.
Let mo kiss him for bis mother,
Or perchsnco fond sister dear.
IL father or brother.
know their blessings here.
Then kias him for his mother:
Twill so0tho her after years.
Farewell. dear stranger, brother;
Our requiem. our teafa
Cuosue~-sleep. dearest, sieep:
loved you az q brother.
KIND friends around you weep:
I've kiossd You for your mother.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25
xv,.,Thi. CrueI war Is Over.

when This Cruel War Is ofef'
Desrest one. DO you remember
when we last iii meet;
Whom you told me how you io'eu "'
KDeeling ST my feet?
OH now proud you stoou pelO'o "0
In yolr suit Of gray,
vUne;, Won vowed for me and country
Meier 10 So astray
sad and lonely
signs aud tears how vaio,
When this cruel war IL over,
Pray that we meetas6in.
uben the summer breeze Is signing
Mournfully siOng. ,,
Or when autumn leaves are raining
sadly breathss tho gong.
Oft IN dreams | see you lying
ON the battle PLAIN,
Lonely, wounded, even dying
Calling, but IN vain. .,
II amid the din OF battle
Nobly you should iail,
Far away from thOso WHO love you
None 70 hear your call
yho would whisper words Of comfort?
VINO would sooine your pain?
All. the many cruel f6ncles
Ever in my brain <-,
Bu, our country called you. loved one
Aogels guide your way;
Wnile our "sOuthern boys are nghung,
We can only pray ,..,,
When you strike Tor GOu anu II e7uVN'
Let all nations sos
How you love our southern pan"oA
Emblem Of the free. c,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25

pcnned By poets and by sases,
essii or so,,nding down the ages
Fur Us folds though now ~e mus"
ruri tina. Banner, softiy, slowly
Treat II goutly--it u holy
FOR IL treops above the deas'
Tonch n not--unfold IL never,
Lei IL droop there f'lried forever,
For its peoples hopes are deaa'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25


In Dixie land whar was born In,
Arly on one frosty mornin,
Look away Look away Look away
Dixie land.
Den wish was In Dixie. hoorsy ! hooray!
Ia Dixie land
| took my slaud,
To live end die in Dixie:
Away. away, away down Soul In Dixie.
Away, away, away down sour IN Dl1le'
Ole Niesus marry VIII De Weaber,"
william was "a gay deceaber.
Look away. &c.
But when he put his arm around her
lie smiled az ne-ce ~ n " iorty-pouhucr'
Look away, sc.
Chorus: Den wish was In Dixie. sc.
Hisf was "a sharp Is q butchers cleaber,
But dat did not seem 10 greaD or,
Look away, &c.
Ole Missus acted DO foolish part,
And died for a man VINO broke her neart'
Loos away. &c.
Chorus; Den / wish was In Dixie, &c
Now hero's a health 70 the next ole hlssus'
An all de gals who want 10 kiss US,
Look away, &C.
but IL you want TO drive way sorrow,
Come AMI hear dis song tomorrow,
Look away, &C.
Chorus Den wish was in Dixie, &c.
Y.
Oars buckwheat cakes and Ingen batter,
Makes you fat or a little fatter.
Look away. &c.
Dan hoe Il down and scratch your erahble.
10 Dixie Land I'm bound 70 trabble
LOOK away, &c.
Chorus: Den wish wish was in Dixie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25
BY Apprrsoa + Co..
Peal Estate Auci0neefs. &c.

Real Estate Ascuoneers. &C.
,-,puRCH.HILL CORNER PRO,
,pspTy pErACHED, REALLY GOOD
sL,i,E nnvw,e;IING, T0l, AND STORE Az.
IoISiSG' Ar the S0kl HEAsr GOMEZ ~ ~ ~
II AND twenty .gidhth siSsssS =, 4. ONO eed Z
TlON.-will be sold On we P'ea''''s' ~
Il NJ 'a TUESDAY. NAY e. iseo.
ma .sove-deseribed VALUABLE Con .s,a
u n5 1ae Dwelling AM s'oro eoa s..'a
eleven eve rooms 70, ssls 20 o 10 IS, a Tssasss
SIAM ~ Knows real estate ID advancing Va
price. sesis me foarsn cash; baiaace a. toan
eight, and twelve months; s ,esssss 3 Co,
deed ,p..,. Auctionssrs anA ASssA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25

For mild tonic, gentle laxative. and in.
vicorant take summons Liver Regulator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25
ByN. vs.. Rowe.
Real Es.afa Auoi.oneer
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LARGE ASD VALUABLE
COAL PROPERTY
IN ERNRICO AND HANOVER COUNTIES,
~ THE STATE OF VIRGINIA,
ABOUT TWELVE NUG5 FhON RICHMOND,
WIKI
BUILDINGS. MACHlNERy. ENGINES, TooLS
&c.
By AUCTION.
by y. vs.. H0we.
Real Es.af8 Auoi.0neer

Py virtue of decros " the Circuit Court o.,
Henric1 county, entered Aprl D.. 1871. 10 mo
sLitof PnNip e.. iarti 10 ... tae b nrcp 'o4l
Company. the md 'r-isuci special commits
.tcurr thorah, apuo. ate. viii -rll boy public eI'-
ZION, OF fbe county court 'l'e oi u'hsltJ ,o-h-
~ uu the city ~ Rctm li, 800
"WEDNESDAY, JCNE &, 1870.
AT f. o'clock ~, AL the RIAL AID tEPSnNAL
PROPERTY of the defendant company "tlaiel
m tho counties ~ uearco aud Hanover. aui
consisting ~ the following PAL, Els ot kEAL
ESTATE Owned by mo AenrcO coal Ioqii any
Ist. Attract OF LAND about twelve miles
from the CITY OF Richmond, in 'ho county q
Hcnrico, on aad near perp Hun cfrrA' cpLthih-
~ AN0iHER TRACT OF LAND situated
partly Ina Henrir0 county and partly tn Hanover
county, containing about ',.J A,hL' AM D -
ing IA. sauie land conveyed 90 conrad n. d.--
don rs David NJ. lalnago ~ deed laioi -..A OK
"a. RNoTHFR TRACT or AND ioratsl IA
H-urco county containing about l-h ACHES ana
ieluC tho sGus lsu4 convoy o. shfi jordan ~
" J. Jennings boy Ue &C. IAf'1 Oh - June, i''..
An of those laui aye .07 rel kaoFn 10 require
a fuller DESCRIPTION .,...,,,..-,.,.
FINTi RES &c, suitable for mining hhd hani-
Ing coal ...,,
There are quito a lsrge numoer Of fairly o.
buildings on these U4tt1, aAi Nhl'u $50 "'.s
suited fur no employees OF "a conl-min'Hs g.
pauy sud "a ralr al connects the mines "t.A
lls city ID Richmond.
ni. believed NAT ne failure ~ 100 feinniant
cor pany vas tho result % Insufficient 80. .'is
capi 'll, aul that Win iuouoy and energy !to'rf-
~ directed this properly can Boo Malo 'cJ
prOAjau.e.
tis probable that ,he entire rl1isct will Do
sold q, whole.
Terms. one fourth each, sni he residue ~
three equal insta meats AZ SIX. t~elfe, am .tI.
teen mouths fCr notin with interest adiel ah !
t.tls retained. Or 81 cash, -. t4e upAeu ~ 10
,.rcnas.r CHARLIE 4. WILLIAMS.
Special Commi,siolor.
IN rpg CIRCUIT Court OF HEyElcO t0rstY -
PHILIP q. BARIErT, PLAiNIiff, 81, Tia Il ~
RICO coat COMPANY. pEfRslASr.
Nv. :. Ieasc. cle-k o. sa.i court, 40 cerii'y
that tho pond required ~ special, oh ni-'Dn' {
charles 4. Williams by decree entered in tni 3
cause on tho Islh day u April 1870, nas Be- "a
duly glgon. - A..
Given under my hand this ii'l day. i NAY
$500. b. 70 A|Ah',
q AI'ths
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25
AUCTION sALEs--ruture p.ys
--r''N BY James D. Elan.
ma, rs,sto Agent and Aucsionoer'
iiI3 Main street,

v,uAT BEAUTIFUL PLoi or
GROUND.
ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS THEREON
wrrr-KNowN "FLowER GARDEN
WILLIAM l.. SMITH. ESQ., - TIVE
1ss.,a, FEET OF CHOICE Gsousp
SOUTHWEST CORNER or ,vrs
rwgNTY.EIeHTH AND srhESi''
WITH TIE
SPACIOUS AND coNFoRT ,,i,I n,vos
BRICK DWELLING AND OTHER boiAoi''''
THs
LARGE AND SUBSTANTIAL ak Gnr ~
LARGE AND VARIED STUN VI
sHRUBBERY,
RARE AND CHOICE FLOWERS @0''
TO Bs
SOLD By PUBLIC AUCTION.