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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26
AUCTION sALSs- Irs'it.,s. Dsy..,,
MORTON'S
FLOW BR-GARDEN
AT AUCTIO N.
BY n. W. Bowe
and
George =. ysshon Son,
Real Estate Auciionesrs.
GRAND AUCTION SALE
ARARE CHANCE.
NoRToN's FLOwER-GARDES
sr,pplyIpED AND OFFERED TO THE PUB
Tic IN LOTS FRONTING on MAIN,
CARY. RESERVOIR. AND
NORRIS STREETS.
TWO LINES OF STREEr-CAks CLOSE bi-
MOST OF TEE LOTS ARR EXTRA HANDSOME
AND VERY ATTRACTIVE

,,,no recuos, Of tho owner. Who has deter
49, - a scontinue the florist business, wo
VIII sell by auction, on the premises, On
TUESDAY. APRIL %, $50,
beoinning 2, ~ O'Clock Il. NJ. promptly, TIE fol-
lowlng-described LOls .,...
lots sitrated on the south side of Main street
and extending from Be4eNoir % Morris street,
with a comfortable dwelling On the near corner.
. s0s 6l2 FEET on the west side u Reserve
street between NAN am cary atrettsi hhd III
ydeG tAto eleven lois.
3. 81 fkRr on the north s.de Ok cary pet"seh
peeeryoir aud Morris streets.
1 lS5 6-i2 FEET on he east side Of Norris De-
tween Main and Cary streets.
Nearly oil OF these Lots, and especially thoss
on Main ana Reservoir streets, are extremely
handsome, and their surroundings ana cohfe-
nlau~es are such "a t. render them very de-lrs-
bic and 10 insure steady growth IN faiue anu
attractiyeness. ,,, 49,.
The streei-car lines convereing AZ Main ana
Beech streets give unusual facilities Tor comm l.
pication with every part OF tho city Handsome
and well-grown shade. trees surround fhe square
and the new mara ethouse l. close enough T. 90
a real convenience and not 80 close as 70 DC
Where can you hnd2 better place thsn this to
butid vour own castle Or 10 erect "A block 81
buildings for rental purposes or an therH - u
safer place 10 Guy vacant lots on epeculalon
than right here, ia the growing end OF the elJ
whore there are cuverts, gas, water, pavemen's -
and good neighaors!
We mean business. So come and buy whether
you want one LOT only or dozen OF t"o' All
shall have IN oQua show.
Plats for free IN trlnutOn can De nal Oy ca'i'
Ing ON either suc'ioneer
TERNs: one fourth cash: balance at six
twelve. and eighteen months for notes with III
terest s44ei and secrre1 by ieed o. tru.:
GEuRGEs S. NAShON u son,
y. ". bOWE,
an9o Auctioneofs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26
ByN. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auclionesr.
THE LARGE AND ELEGANT
PRIVATE RESIDENCE.
WITH BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS ATTACHED.
SITUATED AT THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF THIRD AND CARY
STREETS.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION
By y. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
By request OF Mr.. ". q. Miller / will sell at
auction on the premises, on
ERTDAY N.yQ 1901

By request Of Mr. ". @. Miller / will sell at
auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1890,
NJ s O'Clock p NJ. his well-known and uniyer-
sally-edmired RESIDENCE, situated as abogr.
n Is OF brick, covered with stucc0e and contains
fourteen rooms, besides atore-ro0ms ana closets,
with hot. cold, and shower baths, and wafer,
with stationary washstanis in the principal
chambers: kitchen, With i've rooms, Tor sor-
WANTS laundry, with stationary fixtures; gas
throughout tho premises, and all OF lie most
modern conyeniences Tho stable II nearly new,
aud besides hosilsris room las space Tor tao
Carriages ald three sails.
Il wou d be Inn Ossible IN an Advertisement u
convey an adequate idea OF no comp leteness %
this property in every respcc it comtlher tho
most aimirabie arrangements with the mos,
thorough finish In every detail, ana IN highest
possible degree 81 convenience aud comfortable
Accommodation for largo family.
The lot fronts i33 feet On IhEd street aud runs
back 1870 feet
rne situation is ono II the mos beautiful anf
convenient g. the c.y, and rs II stands this pro-
pcrty Is not exceiled by any other In all That con-
stitutas a 1rst-csss residence
IL will bs sold AS whole, or II desired toe
dwelling VIII be soli with front OF about So
zee, leaving three building lOts, each trontias
about z feet on Third street 70 De sold seDa-
ratelg.
Persons wishing 10 examine tho premises be-
fo.e tho day OF sale are requested 70 call upon
me.
TERMS: Accommodating. and VIII be made
known Al the time Of sale. n. W BOWE,
apes Aucuoneer
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from It's additions 70 the city OF Bristol, Va.

Bristol Ia situated on tho State line between
virginia and Tennessee az the junction OF The
Norfolk and Western and East Tennessee. Viz
einia and Georgia railroads.; Is the eastern ter
minus of the South Atlantic and Ohio railroad,
extending IRON Bristol into the coal-delds AMI
connecting with Louisville aud Nashville ran
road nt Big-Sfone Gap, and is the western ter
minus OF the Bristol Elizabeth and North Caro-
Ina railroad. now bui1ing into the rich ores OF
Doe mountain eni k0snes creek In johnson
county. Tenn.
Bristol Ia not psper city: u has popula-
tIon OF about l2.0D live, energetic people, Is
rapidly growing, and Is destined TO DO one Ok me
largest manufacturing cities OF the soutn. IL
lies within three hours OF inexnaustible cosnG
and domestic Goals the richest iron ore IN inc
United states. and immense bodies OF virgin
timber, all Of which reach Bristol RIA the Soutn
Atlantic ami Ohio and Kliza oethton roads.
| It's advantages OF transportation aud nearness
10 marke ., its elevation (uearly Loo feer, De
iightful climate aud it, SOLID BASIS IN MIN
RRAL WEALTH ana mber, present induce
ments for investments rarely met with. pu-
rug the past year over IL 100000 have been IN
vested.
The Bristol Iron and Steel Company owned
BIZ Pennsylvania iron-menl has commence1 me
construction on tho compsny's lands OF the
| largest furnace plant In the south.
Wait for this sale. 10 10 It AMI take adVnn-
tazc OF an opportunity to invest where returns
must De large and quick. Ample hotel accom-
! Iatf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26

In execution Of s'dee1 Of trust, duly recorded
in Richmond Chaucery Court in Deadlock ~
a." page POS, / will sell by auction. on the
premises, on
THURSDAY. MAY s 1890,
At O'Clock =. NJ. the EXCELLENT PROPERTY
above referred to. The house contains about
fourteen rooms including servants r0Oms) and
has all modern conyenlences. and there Is
frame stable on the wide alley IN rear. Inc
Lot has "A front OF twenty feet and extends back
1853 zig feet TO an alley ~ feet WIDE
This is q wel-built, conveniently arranged,
and ces!rably-located dwelling, and will make
good home or "a desirable investment property.
TERMS cash sufficient TO defray the expenses
OF sale aud suy taxes that may be due ON sai
property. and TO pay ne sum OF H.$3Al1, with
interest thereon from 3lst December, lsS9. and
the residue upon such terms a. ihc pe-sonalrcp-
reseniative OF The grhntor may prescribe; or. in
default OF such direction, then upon such terms
as to the residue as the trustee snail think ht.
JAMES l. MAURY.
Trustee
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A DISPUTED TITLE
Involving Two Hundred and Fifty Thou
sand Acres Of Land.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
RALKI0H. N. c.. April 25 In the Supreme
Court here to-day one Of the most import
ant cases ever argued before that tribunal
was heard II is that of Brown and Others
against Brown, and comes up from Macon
county. II directly involves the title TO
10000 acres of land, which depends upon
the decision in this case. The homes of
thousands of people in Cherokee county
are in the disputed territory. 1t once be-
longed 10 the Cherokee Indians and was
by them coded tot the General Government,
which issued grants 10 various parties.
The legality of these grants are now ques-
tshsn ont t0i be5ope the indian title was ex
tinguished.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26

latter alleging that they were under bond
and not in custody. The case OF the DE-
PENDANT Lipps was continued before the
Justice OF tne Peace and he was bound over
in bond Of, $500 to appear at the june
term OF the Durham Superior Court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26
By James b. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auctiouser,
ili3 Main street
TWO NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE
FRAME COTTAGES
ON NORTHEAST CORNER CHERRY AND
CHINA STREETS.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

By request of the owner shall sell by public
auction, on the premises. on
MONDAY NEXT. APRIL 2srH.
nj & O'Clock r. NJ, those TWO NEAT. WPrl-ro-
GATED, AND DESIRABLE FRAME COTTAGES.
situated as above stated, the corner honse son,
tanning four rooms and having a cool stable on
the lot, the adjoining house containing three
good order. Well OF good water ana veil worm
the attention OF home seekers or inyestorr for
rental purposes. WIN pay we'll while incressin r
In value.
ap % J. y xtAN. Aucsionsss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26
RETURNED EXODUSTERS
Relate n Doleful story of Their Expert
enco in Mississippi.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 10 tne DlSphtCn-l
RALEIGH. April 25.-The Yadkin. Silver
Valley and Pee Dee railway is to be extend
ed from Wadesboro TO Thomasville. 1t is
continuation of the Roanoke and Southern
railway.
The attempts to secure subscriptions for
the extension of the Aberdeen and West
Ind railway TO Troy have failed.
Mrs Charles Ebert died III her home at
Salem yester day while sitting in chair.
She was apparently in perfect health and a
few moments previously had been talking
with her husband. The latter left the
house for few moments, and returning
found his wife dead.
Tonight a large meeting was held at
Asheyile in the interest of nine-hour
movement on the part OF the worklngmen.
The knights of Labor participated IN the
meeting.
Harry Collins, who claims to he the
champion southern lightweight pugilist
has established his headquarters at Ashe-
VILE and has issued challenge TO any
light weight south of the Potomac river.
Eighty negro exodusters left Edgecombe
county yesterday for Arkansas.
LABOR AGENT ARRESTED.
George w. Price, prominent negro of
Wilmington, was arrested at Battleboro'
Yesterday for enticing away negro laoorers
VINO were under contract.
At Wilmington last night fire broke out
in the wood and coal yards OF d.. A.
Springer. The fremen had hard work 70
save the property, but the damage will
not exceed 81 200 The loss is covered by
insurance.
The grand jury will carefully investigate
the facts in regard TO the escape of nine
prisoners from Vance county Jail few
nights since. There are charges that the
negro taller connived at their escape and
turned them out of the steel cells into the
corridor. Their friends outside mean
while cut through the outer wall and gave
them entire liberty. Not one of the nine
prisoners who escaped has been recap
tured.
Steps were taken yesterday TO organize
the Farmers Alliance for New Hanover
county, which il one of two counties yet re.
naming unorganized.
CHARGED WITH BRIBERY.
To-day very grave charges are preferred
against William Els and John G. Thomas,
oyster patrolmen. They received $500 pei
month, and II is charged that both took
brides and then permitted boats loaded
with oysters TO pass through the canal and
60 to Virginia. Afiidavits in the case are
made by Jonah Spencer, the oyster patrol
man recently appointed for Hyde county
The matter is likely to create great stir
Cain Blount and eight more negroes ar
rived at their old homes in Beaufort coun.
" day before yesterday. having walked al
the way back from Mississippi. They emf
grated TO the latter State last winter. They
saw their treatment there was far worse
than that OF slaves. They made their es
cape at the risk of their lives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26
THE DURHAM RAILROAD WAR
Transferred from the Scene of Conflict to
the Courts.
Especial telegram 70 the pispatca.i

the Courts.
Especial telegram 20 the Dispafcn.l
DORIAN. N. c., April 25.--The intense
e1itement of tho citizens here over tho
railroad war has abated in measure 10y
transferring the fight from the roadbed to
the courts. A temporary restraining order
against the Durham and Northern was
issued by Judge Armfeld on motion Of the
Oxford and Clarksville road 10 prevent the
building Of any track upon the right OF
way of that road, returnable before Judge
Womack at tho May term OF the Chatham
Court. An injunction was issued by Judge
McCray against the Oxford and GAINESVILLE
road from tearing up the track OF the Dur
ham and Northern on Peabody street
The employees Of the Oxford and Clarks-
Vile had been arrested by the town au-
thorities charged with forcible trespass
upon said street. Pending the prelimi.
nary Investigation before G. Il. Green, q
justice Of the peace. writs Of hdbeds corpus
were issued by Judge Armdeld and the de-
iendants, except Lipps, a civil engineer Of
the Oxford and Clsrksyille, were taken TO
iIaieigh. where they were discharged.
soRE ARRESTS AND WITS.
Thn did not stop the proceedings at the
track OF the road, and nine other employees
of the Oxford and GAINESVILLE were arrested
and placed ia custody. Pending their trial
before the Justice Of the Peace writs Of
hdieas oxpus were issued for them also yes
terday morning and served upon the Mayor
and Chief of Police OF Durham. Theselat-
Ter went to Raleigh in obedience TO the
wat without taxing the deteadant2 the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26
by Quarles & McCurdy,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES' SALE OF DETACHED
l. FRAME DWELLING
AND
VACANT LOT
ON vENABLE BETWEEN EIGHTEENTH AND
MOsBY STREETS.

In execution OF a certain deed Of trust. bearing
date 18th October, 1888. and duly recorded,
Deed Book i3o AZ page %, default having
been made In the payment OF one OF the notes
thereby secured, and being required 20 70 10 oy
the holder thereof. We viii otter for sale, upon
the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20. 1890.
ats o'clock +. NJ, the PROPERTY, conveyed and
therein described LOT, with improvements,
fronting a. feet on Venable street between
Mostly and Eighteenth streets. and running back
1865 feet: also. LOT 30Xi65 at corner OF yenabls
and buchanan streetA
TERMS: Cash for expenses Of sale and 10 pay
OF a note for S366.67 due l1th October, 1889 upon
a credit on S3c667 I'LL litn October, 1890; on
s3sG67 TIL 18th October. 1891; balance ss an
nounced at sale. This property IL sold subject
20 prior deed to secure about 500 not yet due,
particulars Of which will be given at sale.
h. VI. QUARLEs.
W. r. q. GAkSETT, JR,
ap24 Trustees.
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EASY TERMS OF PAYMENT.
OK THURSDAY, MAY /, 1890,

on THURSDAY, MAY /, 1890,
commencing at p. NJ. sharp, we will o1er the
aforementioned REAL ESTATE for sale, upon
the premises, in tho following orier-yiz.: Nine
lots, commencing at the southeast corner OK fafk
avenue and Vine street fronting % feet each on
Tho south side Of Par avenue; two, ccin-
mencing at rue southwestern intersection OF
PARK avenue aud LON ardy street, fronting 50
feet each on PARK avenue. TWO, with "A front of
30 feet each on west side OF L0mbardy street,
commencing at the northwest conner OF Hanover
aud LOmbardy streets. and seven fronting on
tbs north side OF Hanover street, commencing
at the northeastern Intersection OF hanover ana
Vine streets, with frontage OF = feet each.
Al Of these lots run back GOOD dcpth to an
alley. Every indication points TO rapid I'M
uroyement and large increase IN value Ot pro-
petty In this locality. The iuct "a hat no Invest
ment can be male IN real estate la this or any
other city with Dcttor assurance Ot large an
speedy profits than in these lots therefore, this
sale Is worthy OF the attention OF oil persons IN
want OF BUILDING LOIS for their own use or
FOR speculation.
Maps Of the-e lots are az the oflice OF the huc-
tiOneers for free Distribution. coil and get one.
TEENS: one fourth cash. balance AZ FIX,
twelve eighteen. and tw-nty-fOur monts Tor ne
gOtiable not. - interest added, and secured by
deed OF trust. ~ . -~v
IL. SELDOM TAYLOR & SON,
ap 10 AuctiOnoers
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By virtue Of n deed Of trust 20 the undersigned
as trustee, dated February 9, 1889. and u
record IN the C.erk's ONCE. uenrlco County
Court, Deed-B0ok l2j, page IS, default having
been made In the payment Of a certain noe Tyr
$3.50 AMI having been requested by the bench
Charles n said deed TO sell said property. / MI
proceed 10 sell At pubic auction, on The pro-
misses, on
THURSDAY. APRIL "a, 1880,
the PROPERTY described Ia said deed as fol.
lows: All that certain lrACr OF LAND IN the
county Of Henrco. on the eastern side OF brook
turnpike, about ono mile from tue city OF Rich
mond containing y ACRES, more or ! g., u be-
irg part OF the property Of which the lac Peer
Burke sometimes called Peter LAWSON dlei
seized AMI possessed.
Tnis land fronts directly on BROOK turnpike,
which ia now being 80 h9ndsomsly improved ny
the compauy who nave recently purchased the
turnpike, with all It's franchises, and - directly
ia tue line u Improvements now going ON In
that highly-favored locality.
TsRXs Cash "A 70 tie expenses o. sale snf
$3.50, with Interest from August 9, lS9; the
residue Of said purchase money payable a. such
time and secured in surh manner as the grantor
in sad deed shall prescribe and direct, or IN
case Of his failure 10 give such direction, at such
time ana In such manner as tho said trustee
shall think d. EDMUND HADDlLL, dR.,
apis trustee
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IN nursuance OF The decree Of the Chancery
Court oil tho City Of Richmond In tho suit styled
.rodgwick ~. SedgE 'c.; II GiH," entered on inc
I'd dgv OF March. 1920. tho undersigned, special
commissioner, viii cell by public auction, on ihe
premises, on
NJ o'clock p NJ. the REAL ESTATE referred 10
In said decree aud situated ~ above staisi. Tho
prOperty on Broad street Will pe sold Ia three
separate parcels IS ic,ioT s ...,,-. .,o,,,
FIRST Tho CORNER LOT fronting about
e. 3-I2 feet on Broad street, aud extending back
on Twenty-6ffh street, and between parailfI
Iine5 about 81 7-I2 feet. on which is he large
two-s!ory brick store occupied ~ George "at1
TaylOr Es1., tho small shop adjoining on ths
vesf ami he tHo-story store and dwelling In
rear fronting on TweG'y-fith street.
Second LOT adjoining tho ABOVE on the
eas,, fronting about q l0-l2xbl 7-l2 feet, on
which l. one-stOrv bri x shed or le"d-rocm: and
third. The TWO-5rORY DETACHED BkICh
STORE AND DWELLING, No. 2d07, sd oining
the last-Damel LOT on the east. fronting 2l2.l-
feet sld extending back, between parallel lines,
about IS 5-I2 Zee. 70 IN alley in rear seven feet
wide, aud bounded on tho cas-; by an alley seven
ieoi wide. AMI
shop aui Gwcibas No. ri thereon. fronting
3; feet and runalns back between parallel ines
f20 feet on the efs; side Of Tventy-h,A street
between Broad and Graco streets.
The saie OF this we!l-anown and Tell-esao-
ushei business prcperty-tne bcs, location Tor
business ~ that section OF the ciiy-6forf3 an
unusual opportunity 10 secure good business
stand o. profitable Investment.
TERMS One fourth cash; and Tho balance in
three equal instalments Dy negotiable notes al
six, twelve. and eighteen months, with Interest
added ana the tile 70 be re- aimed until the
whole OF ihe purchase money shall have been
paid and conveyance ordered by the Court.
W. G. PRESTON.
Special Commissioner.
J. J. r. Elm Elm Auctloneors.
SFpwfcK, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST SHpwTcK AND
orHgRs, DEFgsDANTS--lS THE CHAScERY COURT
or THE CITY OF RICHMOND
I,Charles W. Goddin. clerk OF SAID court. GER
ufy mat the bOud required OF the special COM
missioner by the decree ia said cause OF March
3, 1890, has boen duly given.
Given uuder my hand this 2sth day ~ April,
1870. CHARLES W. GODDlN.
nm o. Clerk.
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VALUABLE CARY. STREET STORE
PROPERTY at AUCTION.
By Louis Rawlings,
Real Estate AIctiOneer


DESIRABLE BRICK STORE No. 1900 EAST
CARY STREET, NOW OCCUPIED BY MR.. j. B.
WINTER, TOGETHER WITH THE OFFICE IN
TIE REAR Min q On TWELFTH
STKEET.-At the request OK the owner, who in
tends leaving the city. viii sell by sucuen on
the premises, Oh
TUESDAY, APRIL %, 1890,
AZ O'Clock p. NJ, the VALUABLE PROPERTY
described above. The building IS comparatively
new aud Is bgnt In the most substantial man
nsr Tho s,ors tronts ~ feet on Cary street, Ia
nigb-pltched, ana has good depth. There are
70 good tenant. There IL d NICE OFFICE IN the
rear. fronting on Twelfth street, which always
comm snds good rents.
lis very seldom such valuable property ia Of
fere. for sale, and the attention Of an parties
seeking profitable investment is asked 20 this
sale An Inspection Of tns property is requested.
TERMS: Announced a. sale.
LOUIS RAWLINGS,
sp4 Auctlonoer.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26
BY y. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auciioneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
UABLE PROPERTY
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET
BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS
AT AUCTION

In execution % tho decree Eereinafte men
toned will cell by auction, on tie premises, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 70. 1890,
nj ! O'Clock p. NJ, the BRICK DWELLING NO.
20 east Main street, occupied by Mrs. McDaniei.
containing nine rooms, aud kitchen with two
rooms no Lot fronts about 204 feet on the
south side % Main street and runs back 13 ieet.
The location Of this property, less than hall
square west OF the Pace Block. T. too good 10 re-
qnro further mention. At small cost the
building could be remoGelled and q store-front
putin, making II command good rental, with
the cortainty OF enhancement In lhs near fu-
ture.
'TERMs: One third cash and tho residue Ia six
and iwelge months Tor notes with interest added
and thu title retained phil. Il. SHIELD,
Special Commissioner.
HAsSLH F.. PHILLIPS, fXPARTE, PLhSTiFF-ls
The CHAscERT COURT OF THs CITY OF RICa-
HOSD.
Charles W. GOfdln, clerk OF said court cer-
tlfy that the bond required ~ the special COM
missioner by tho decree 10 said cause OF April
Q, 1890, has been duly given.
Given un Ter my hand this l4;h day OF April,
1890.
spl7 CHARLES W. GoDDIN.
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vx1ANTED, BY A DRUG CLERK
w with two ysars, sxpsrisscs and nrstcisss
reference, . POSITION By May lsl Address
DauGsIsT. caro- Carrier No ~ Richmond. We
~ y0pu.Tu. Ih&Salts
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TALBOT, &C, PLAINTIFF. AGAINST POiNDExTER,
TRUSTEE, &c, DgFENDASr-lN THE CHANcgRY
CoURT OF THg CITY or RICHMOND
|, Charles ". Goddin, clerk OF said court, GER
tify IN the bond required OF the special COM
mlgsoners, Eugene Z. Gassie and 70 II. Card
well, ny the decree In said cause OF stn JAnu-
AIRY, 1890, has been duly given.
Given under my baud tEis 18th day OF April,
1890
apl7 CHARLES W. GODDlN, Clerk.