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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-10

botten lieber 5u bictiren auf, als bab
mir Die engliid)e Gpra9e bdtten Der.
Dun3en lanen. Dir trieben Bia nit
0em Gspoluer aus benz 3immer unb
gaben elnem alien 3ugeipanberten Geber
ben 4uftrag, eine Musgabe bon einem
balben gogen 5uiammen gu noppeIu,
oas mar Mues, mas mir unter ben lmz
ftdnoen tbum fonnten un6 mir bitten
uHlere Nbonnenten um gta6ii9t.
NddIte 8o6e iebo9 pirb BEL uns
Jules pleoer in Sr6nung iein unb mir
oeripre9en eine Nusgabe bes Slider,
oaB Der staub mad allen &i9tungen
bin aufmirbeln ioQ.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-10
500 @elpbnnma. 500.

Die esfsr Der p8reien @reiIe1 peroen fd)
treuea gu erfabren, baB es penieifens cine ae.
turdtete arantbett giebt, peIte bic @tfeu.
DAFT IN all ibren Stufen su beiIen i'm Stanbe
1T; gals @atarrb Cure ift Die einsiae ictt Der
arstliden 8riberfdoft bstannte ppiitibe Cur.
8atarrb erforbert alS cine Contributions.
aranf1eit cine sonRitutioneae 8ebanoIuno
SaHS aatarrb Sure. tpirb innerlt6 esnommen
uAo pirtt brett auf bas 8lut unb bic f6Ieimi.
gen SberFafen oes SbitemS, babur1 bic
@runolase Der aranfbeit ssraorenb unb Dem
Patienten araft gfbenb, inbem Iie bic Ronitt.
tuition oes sorperS aufbaut unb Der Natur in
iGrsm 8erte bilit. Die Gieentbiimer boben 10
bel 8ertrasen gu ibren SeiItrdften, ba6 lie
etnbunoert Dollars 8elobnung fir ieben Sau
anbieten, ben iie gu turiren berfeblt. Qabt Sud,
eine Elite bon 3eu9nihen lommen. Wan abref.
lire i. ). 9enep 81 g., Solebo, 8.
sS~ 8en Orosuifen pertauft, 75 @ents
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-10
9lniicbenerreaeno!

Der nebersans ppn lanaer Samer,bofter sranfbe,t
81 robuiter @eiunebeit lit etne Gppe i'm qeben bes
Ntenfen. Gin fcldes bemertensnertbes GreianiB perz
eBt man ntt uno bletbt pem Geunf heitsbrinaer tets
bautbar. Gesbalb bort man aud lberaQ '.lSleetrics
BttterS" loben. 90 piele rerbanten ibre Geiunbbet
ptelem SrnBen 9emiitel une Ienie. 9ser nit iraenb
etner arantbet her eren ner geber cher tes Wa9ens
9eplagt ", Slesnis me aanse, pro iofprtise 8eNez
run9 burH ben Gebrauh pon electric 8tter8 erlanaeu
gertauft gu so @ts. unb 81 BITE 5lolbe in 0reib,
2bompi ON & Gr.'S Npoibete.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-10
8ntfleus Vlrntcassalbe.

DE bette Gable Der Welt fiir Shnitte,
0uetfdungeu, @ef6niire, Sieber. unb Sdut.
ausi6la9, 5le6te, geipruneene Sdnbe, tJrpfi-
brulsn unD alle Sauttrantbeiten furirt Sd.
morIboioen oOer feline Se5abluns. 8nllise
Satiafattion garantirt ober bns @eIb nirb
turiideraattct. 26 Gents bic SdadteI. Bum
gertauf IN allen apotbefen. Greib, 9tonsS,
fon G @o.. @hoIefoIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-10

a1- &. gobn & Co., 8. &alteper &
Sobn uno anoere Dru8giIten warben
Gbamberlain's 9uifenmittel nidt ems
pfeblen, lpenn es ni6t gut lpdre. gs
1T fpe3iel fir bic 9eiluns bon grfdl.
tuugen. Group, 9ufen &C. bergeitellt
uno bas Dirtiamite Wiittel in iol9en
SSGQen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-10

say gs 1T erspieIen, baB @bamber,
lain's 6ulienmiiteI bic iiherffe unb bette
0tebi3in lit, Die nod big ieBt berseifelt
wurbe 3ur Seilung afuter 6als' unb
2uuaen. Grantbeiten, ME @rfdltungen
unb Group. Gum 8erfauf bel @.
eobn & Co., 5. GalttDer & 6obn unb
allen DrugaiIien.
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9as enoIif6e OombFIhiff 81

8as ensIif6e 9ampfidiff .9ri,
batter" 1T nit elmer 2abung BON 36,.
600 Vuibel Gorn aug bem @alpeltouer
6afen abgeiegelt. @s 1T bies bic e,iie
Beridiffung BON 96rnerfrH6t isit benz
Sabre 1876. @elingt Der 8erfu9, 10
tpirb oas @eiddft BON @aloeiton aus
tpeiter ausgebebut iperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-10

= Wiit Der germe1ung Der felt einis
ger 3eit proiefiiiten @iIenbabnlinie
bon CORPUS @brifii mad Brownsville
TT begonnen tpDrben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-10

Die
gsodelltlide 6reie Yreiie fiir geras
erf1eint
jeoea 9omnerfag
un6 foitet
$3.50 fir oaS Sabr pocr $1.25 fit
6 Monate in Vpraasbesablana.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-09

T AND SALE. az
IL .-Ss---
At the request OF the mol jers OF the debts So
cured, and 10y virtue Of two deeds OF trust from
Isaac X. Barksdale and lsaetta l. Barksdale. his
wife one dated October 2, Iss3, and recorded IN
Aipemarle County Court Clerks oflice Ia Deed
Rook 81 page 1913 and the other dated January
ga 1874, aud recorded IN the same Office In Deed
Booi 81, page lS3, will offer for sale AZ pubic
auction on the premises, at o'clock 7. NJ, on
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER Il, 1890,
tho FARM on which the said Isaac X BaTksdaI ls
ana wife now reside, containing ABOUT i,Of
ACRES AND % POLhS. composed OF Two adloih-
ing TRACTS containing respectively wv hChhs,
and lO4 ACRES AND 2G POLES, situeied on ootn
aides OF Hardware river, in AlDemarle county,
about I've miles from Scoitsvilie, adjoining the
. Nj Airn farm OF she estate OF John ). Moon,
deceased, and tho lands Of Others
mi. IL ore OF the most PRODUCTIVE, BEAU
TIFJL. AID DESIRABLE FARMS In the county,
hains in fine condition and containing GOOD
RRICK RESIDENCE and very superior farm
buildings. all In good order.
TEENS: Cash enough 10 pay the debts secured,
ne 70 the residue Of the purchsse-money mr..
aud Mrs. Barsdaleiwill give reasonable crelit,
terrs TO be made known on she day OF sale.
THOMAS s. MARTIN. Trustee.
am requested 10 state that AT the same time
large auaptiiy OF LIVE STOCK. CROPS, and
FARM PERSONALLY will be sold at auction on
the premises. -
az T-ss IHOMAs {. MANI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-09

WANTED, A YOUNG MAN WITH
w one or two years experience in a Drug
s.ore. Address with referonce and age, A. NJ.
b. care Dispatch ONCE, Richmond, Va. Sc gilt.
WANTED, TO RENT, THAT VERY
w desirable clearinghouse 1.-THE ARLlN9-
TOM coz ees; Main street Possession at once.
JUuN 4. GODDIN, Real Estate Agent.
go oIts Bank and Eleventh streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-09
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
~ WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER s. iDL

SCHEDULE N BrFECr SEPTEMBER g. iOL
LBAvs RICHMOND.
700 A. N. Freight, except sunday, csrries
passenger between hichmoni AMI
Gordonsyille.
80 A. NJ. Daily for old Poin, AMI Sofols.
Pullman Car White sulphur ~ Ola
Point
il;Oo A. NJ Express. daily for Cincinnati Putt
man Palace Car Oli Poini 10 White
sulphur. and Pullman sleeper Char
louisville 20 Cincinnati Chair Car
Richmond % Clifton Forge.
$50 p. NJ. Express daily for Oh Point a.i Nor
folt. Pullmsn sleeping Car cinc.n-
natl to CD Point
$50 p. N. Accommodation, except sunday. Tor
Charlottesville.
s.s0 p H. The z. y. '. Limited daily. Pullmaa
Sleeping Car ola Poiut W Cincinnati
Solid vestbule train. with Dinins Car
snd Pullmans Charlottesville % Gin.
cinnsti and Pullman 10 Louisville
TRAINS Arrive At RICHMOND.
,45 A. ". and 2:55 p NJ. daily from CiacinassL
el5 A. NJ. dsiIy, exceps SUNDAY, ron Shsr-
,oso M and 7..5 p. N. d.Iiy from Norfolk
Go p. NJ. Freight from Charlottesville except
sunday, carries passenger.
Station Broad street near seventeenth.
JAnEs-RIvEK DIVISION
Richmond and Allegheny hanrosil
LEAVE RICHMOND
200 A. NJ. daily for Lynchburg, Lerinston. AMI
Chiffon Forge
%DPM. for Lynchburg except sunday. Sleep
ing Car for Lyuchburs train
Leaves Lynchburg at o:i3 A. Y. dAily
for Lexington aud Clifton Forga
TRAINS ARsIvg AT sicHxosn
$50 p NJ. daily from clifton Forge
ssO A. N excepg sunday from clifton Forgs.
Lexington, sad Lynchburg.
station: Eigh& and Canal streets.
II. W. FULLER.
General Passenger AEegL
G. W.SrsvRSs. General superintendent !elS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-09

PxrzEsBuso. September 8. 1880.
Mrs. Laura Townes Peasants. wife Of
Ur. John M Peasants, the Nspalch CORE
spondent and State senator from this dis
tr'ct died last night at Ii,30 O'clock after
an illness OF eight days duration, On Sat
friday afternoon, the Both ultimo. she was
suddcnly stricken with paralysis while en-
gagged in conversation with members Of her
family. and last night she passed swsy
gently and psinlessly.
Mrs. Pleasants was the only daughter OF
the late Robert Birchstt, EsQ., who wss
Tor many years prominent In Petersburg
q IN educator and pubic man, e we'll 4
8ffx-sovsn years OF age, and for more thar
III Of her life had been an Invalid. She
~ 4 lovely and cultivated woman and
- : bright figure Ia tho cultured society
~ which Petersburg was famous - ante
641lnm dayn 6he was one OF the few sur
S11ine s1lStsveD q Richard Keith Taylor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-09
Large Deposits of Steel Ore.
OF the Richmond Dispatch.l

GLADSTONE. Va, September s.. 1890.
There has been known to exist IN TINS
locality for the last twenty-five years mex
banstible veins of steel ore which have
nroyen by q test TO be unsurpassed by any
In the world. Large quantities of this ore
have been mined and shipped to Pittsburgh
for steel purposes. Some of these mines
have been worked tor over twenty years
with satisfactory results, and are still III
operation, shipping ore TO furnaces at
distance. while the profits would be greater
iocstion and central point for these ores.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-09
BY Harrison & Powers.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
1903 main street.

A UCTION SALE OF A NEW AND
n VERY ATTRACTIVE FRAME DWELLING
SITUATED ON ST. JOHN STREET BETWEEN
BAKER AND CHARITY STREETS AT tho re-
quest OF the parties In interestwe viii oier FOR
sale at public auction. on the premises on
WEDNESDAY. sEPrEMBER 10, 1850,
AZ $50 o'clock p. NJ, the aboye-describei aud
valuable PROPERTY. which is aspleniidly-b3ilt
two-story dwelling Of four rooms. WITH wide nal
and large front and back yard. There II a we'll
OF fine water within a lew steps az the back door.
Tue lot fronts % feet. more or less. aud extends
back a distance Of i2j .eet. The house was built
by one OF our most reliable contractors, and can
be relied upon "a being nrsi-class In every par
tcular.
This neighborhood IA fast improving By such
buildings belng erected. Attend this sale aud
ge, a cheap home.
Very liberal terms announced az sale.
HARRISON & POWERS.
SO s-td Auctloneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-09

NOTICE TO TOBACCO DEALERS,
~ An experienced SALESMAN, familiar with
Texas trade desires TO engage with some good
tobacco firm. Manufacturers preferred. BEST
references. Address TOBACCO sALEsMhH, 10
Mex inney sfraef. Houston, TeXas se s-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-09
A TLANTlC COAST LINE
RICHMOND AND PgTgRsBua0 RAILROAD
UNSTABLE
Commencing SUNDAY, May II. 1870. n 7.s) A
N tsaias on ths road will ran - follow
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
TRAINS SoRrHwARD.

.Dauy. Daily except sunday
sToPPISG-PLkoRA
Nos. Il. q, 81 81. sni IS make NJ stsp> 70.
Is and ~ stop on signal 81 Nsnen se"r,
Drewry's Blum, Cenirsls. and tAeier -
stop. al Chester. Nos 81 81 % 60 u, Aaa
as. will s,op o. al stations tor psssengorA
PULLMAN-CAR sEKyIc8
On Trains Sos- 10 and IS slsepiax-cars ossvesf
New YORK and Tampa fla f,tI ssfksDa'iNeh
90 Trains Nos Is anl ~ sieepiug-cars bel"esa
Waxhins ION and Charleston. On Tram Va W.
sleeping-csrs befseon Washington Aod JAZZ
sonville on Train No. u .eeolns-car De-
tween 10 4 sonyille and New YorL -
THK ONLY ALL-RAIL LINZ TO auhSobA
nc. mon 1.. ..s..:.eAx sor,ols ..' rus M
R.elmopd .'s:s5p. ~ Norfolk -. 100 r. NJ
Sorfols -....'s:t0A ~ kchfnond.. IRIS A. y.
MOTOR ss0) r. N. Eisamooi.. 90, r. N.
:ne trains leaving Hichmond ssSio A. NJ sni
Norfolk at y. NJ. are sohi usins oesHeoa
uese two points. and passengers 80 snroaxh
without change OF cara Close COMMISSIONS are
Also "a sds at Petersburg oy We s:5 I. n. xAla
from Richmond and tie so A. n usa ron
Trains leaving Ricnmoni ~ 80 A. =. AMI
l.uP. n. snd arriving al Richmond a. lsD r
" ana hOs r. n marc close connecaon 81
ps,srs oure 70 snd FROM FarnuI!e, LJnenDark
and southwestern 2oinH ....,.,.
TT. u. NYsxA oeaeral saperlassatost
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-09

Ana great advocate. Her ability 81 . musi-
s,inn amounted almost TO genius
Although practically bedfldden Mnce
the war, her tender and faitnmi minlstsa.
we're ali the swecter aud more touching
because Of her bodily innrmity.. She was
a glorious Christian whose faith was
brightest in trial and adversely and sus-
tanned her in the many severe afiiictions
which she had 10 undergo even to the
time when tho shadow of death gave way
TO the perfect light of immortality:
The funeral services will be held at her
husbands residence, 4i2 west High street,
to.morrow afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock, and
the interment will be in Blandford ceme-
terry, where FIVE of her children lie buried.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-09
WARRANTS NOT PASSED UPON.

mo questions as TO arrests with or with
out warrant was passed upon In this case.
but sometimes very grave interests are
involved in the matter of arrests. especial
iy when innocent persons are the victims,
and it IL well for the police officer always
TO fortify himself in what he does BEHIND
the we'll settled principles of the criminal
law of the land. The law of arrest is old
and well-settled and need not be rehearsed
here. The necessity OF the SITUATION often
excuses IN the minds of good people much
that the law does not justify. -,
81 do not deemit necessary in view OF the
foregoing to reply more PARTICULARS to what
was said by that excellent and eihcientC hlel
az Police. Major Poe. except TO say that he
will find Mayor Collier all right rather
than all wrong if he will consult Re,
tersburg's police force. And IN view OF
what / have said | am sure that Mayor
Fllyson, who so deservedly wears the hon.
ors of the Chief Msgistracy of the chief city
in Virginia, will continue to be OF the
mind that Petersburg's Mayor IS a very
level headed man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-09
BY j. II. Valentine, Auctioneer,
1896 east Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
CONTEMPORARIES, CIGARS. TOBACCO
kc-By virtue Of Q deed Of trust Of i. Neu.
stsdter to the undersigned a. trustee, and
duly recorded, will sell on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER TIE 10TH.
atl0x O'Clock, at store 1917 east Main street. the
ENTIRE STOCK, consisting OF large lot pf CT
CARS, best brands Of TOBACCO. PICKLES.
nico assortment Of CANDIES and NUTS. ~
hays OF SMOKING TOBACCO, lot OF STATION
ERY, ICE-SHAvER. 1 MlLK-SHAKE, 4MAh'
BLE.TOP CANDY TABLES. very large ICE
BOX, BRASS KETTLE, ! FURNACE, % asaoIt
ca ICE TUBS, 10 assorted ICE-CREAM FREE
ZgRS, IS assorted PACKERS. l very one piste,
siass SHOWCASE. small SHOWCASE, snu
many other useful articles too numerous !"
mention. A. b. kAsI' lrus.o'
j. II. VALENTINE. Auctioneer. 500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-09
FURNISHED A MAYOR.

This matter is not at all unpleasant to
me. and il is praiseworthy on the part of
the Dispatch, which yields justly SO large
an influence in Richmond-especiallya as
remember that Petersburg has furnished
one of its mayors to be Mayor of Rich
mond. and it may be IN mind when the
present Mayor shall be made Governor OF
Virginia. as suggested by the inder-Appedl,
your D,spdtch might wish to select another
Mayor OF Petersburg TO be the Mayor OF
Richmond. But can only say in thisrespect
that my first love is Petersburg, and am
somewhat pledged to serve her so long as
she wants mo even for life."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-09

CTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM :, = 8

CTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM ~
~ NJ. =. v. susson's. ~ Laurel station. 1S>S
on The Richmond. Frsdestoksbsrg ana Poeorac
railroad, about SIX mice from hIchmorH- an
ne u,. n,:hs Of The Ith; sssssr DARK BAYNxRS
height and has few little bumps a. cisSsr
shouidsr. suitabie reward viii BE- stvss sa -
ssy enc who VII brtn9 her y L WA;SSSRs.
s ere g. s'sss ssd ss9sS ssrs: aRncss q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-09
CLEVER CAPTURE OLA HoRsE-THlEF.
Pursued 20 West Virginia, Arrested idcn-
titled. and Carried Awny In Irons.
rr,,~.anonasnce ~ s,e richmond uispatch.l

Pursued 20 West Virginia, Arrested idcn-
titled, and Carried Away in Irons.
Correspondence Of the Richmond p'spatch.l
MONTEREY. HIGHLAND COUNTY, VA.,l
September 6, 1890.
We have had quite sensation ~ our NJ
tie mountainous county IN the last lew
DAYS over the capture OF horse-tniei WHO
stopped at the blacksmith-shop, In New
Hampden "a village in the northwestern
part of the county to get. MS morse snou:
His actions aroused suspicion, ana some Q,
the men practiced ruse on MN tosee IL I"
would scare him.
ALARMED.
He had gone mp to the store, ana mo- gen. gere
was man down at the shop who wanted
70 see the man who was riding that gray
marc. He seemed alarmed and SAID that
he would be there directly, but went the
other way and did not come back to the
shop for O couple Of hours. Eventually ne
returned. got the mare. and rode away, pu.
his actions were SO odd that aiteI ne nau
GONE three men, John Kramer, Newton
Slower, and Paul Eliesher pursued MIN.
ARRESTED.
After travelling about twenty-five miles
ocross the ALLEGHENY Mountains at night
they came up with him at o'clock IN the
morning. They were then IN west VIZ
r,nia. but they arrested him any way with
ont a warrant and compelled him to go
with them to Monterey. the county-seat OF
Highland county, in Virginia. ana LOGGED
him in Jail Our Commonweaiths attor-
ney. l.. II. Stephenson. wrote AT once 10
different places making inquiries IN regard
TO n stolen horse. That was on MONDAY
morning. and on Wednesday night ne had
heard from the Sheriff OF Snenan loan
county saying hold him; the morse was
stolen in this county"
IDENTIFIED.
On Thursday about noon the Sherih
came with Mr. Hairpane. who lost the
horse. which he identified at once. lie was
taken TO the Jail and recognized the inner
ma n man who had been working tor MN
named Evy. and also said that he had
brother in Jail at Keyser City, w. Va,
awaiting trial for the same offence. Mr..
Uairpane had offered Il reward OF SoO TOT
his horse Ga fine Percheron marel, wnicn
he Maid TO the men who capture ell the tnlei.
The sheriff departed this morning with the
thief in irons for Shenandoah county.
sUPERB.
These three young men deserve great
credit for their pluck and bravery In fol-
loving the fellow. capturing him on sus-
picion alone, and that too in another State;
The thief had employed counsel, who sued
out writ of habe'is corpus. and 1t wouId
have como up in a couple OF hours, but
after the Sheriff came he concluded best
not TO try the writ. A MoUETAINEER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-09


Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
ll0lX Main street.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE NOTED
AND MAGNIFICENT ESTATE KNOWN
AS MALVERN HILLS, Situated IN uEN,
RICO COUNTY ABOUT TWELVE Mills
BELOW RICHMOND CITY AND BOUNDED ~
JAMES RIVER AND CHARLES CITY Road;
THIS SPLENDID PROPERTY CONTAINS ai5
ACRES OF FINE TlLLABLE SOIL. fORIIOS
OF WHICH Is UNDER CU.TlvATlON: THE
RECENT DISCOVERY OF VERY VALUABLE
AND ALMOST INEXHAUSTlBLk BEDS Is, OF
MARL UNDERLYING NEARLY The ENIIhb
PROPERTY GIVES IT A VALUE NENER BIN
FORG THOUGHT OF. The FACILITIES FOX
MINING AID SHIPPING THIS hAkL.
(WHICH is ACKNOWLEDGMENT TO BIZ OF the
FINEST QUALITY ALONG THE RlVEio AXE
UNSURPASSED. THE lMPRON EVENTS con,
sIsTS OF A FkAME-hND-BkICh DWELLlnt'
AND SUCH OUT-BUlLDINGS ~ AXE NECES-
SARY-By virtue OF a certain deed OF trust 10 me
undersigned trustee bearing date April II, 1855,
and duly recorded in Benrico County Cour,
Clerks ONCE in Deadlock l2l. page ~, de'auit
having been made in portion OF the cebs
therein secured and being 30 requested py hoiueF
OF said lien. We will sell on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER, 90, 1890.
ut 10 O'Clock NJ, at the ofIlce Of tho auciloneer,
UlOiL Main street. Richmond, Na.) me apo'e-
described PROPERTY.
TERMS: Accommodating and announced al
sale. MANNING u sIArLSs,
aufsf9.26.se 2,g,I6,93.SO ,oc 7,l42i,eS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-09
AS AN oFFICER.

I'm discharging the prisoner upon this
warrant. said that in all cases like TINS
IL is the duty of an officer TO make Known
the fact by saying. that as an officer OF
the law arrest you,' IN order to assure
conviction. The records OF my court
show that lnnumerable times parties arrest
ed without warrants at the time of arrest,
hut tried upon warrants. have been con,
yicted. The officers are always sustained
when rightfully discharging their duty, and
parties resisting officers are invariably sent
on to be tried for this offence when L can
rightfully do so. l regard the interference
with an officer by resistance or otherwise
as a grave offence. and from the BENCH
have sought to impress this ON tine
public. and especially the class OF persons
freauenting the Mayors Court; L have
sought to impress also on the police force
of Petersburg the dignity and majesty OF
the law represented in their persons. and
that slang phrases. such as | will take
you in &C., &C.. detract from the ofhcer.
while to say. In the name OF the Common
wealth | arrest you,' gives emphasis TO the
dignity and majesty of the law, that Is Oft
times salutary, and may prevent that re-
sistance of the officer which is to be re;
pretended by all lovers OF peace and good
order IN the Commonwealth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-09
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. &c.

- -
JACKSON BRANDT Co..
REAL ESTATE AND lSsuBANcs AGssTs,
1905 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND. Va, september |. 1870.
HAVING ENGAGED IN THE
IL REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BIJsI.
NESS We respectfully solicit your PATRONAGE.
promising you faithful and careful attention 10
Gil business !ntrusted 20 US.
sold, and exchanged.
LOANS NEGOTIATED.
DEEDS. LEASES, &C.. carefully and promptly
RENTING AND COLLECTION OF RENTS At.
tended 10.
FIRR INSURANCE placed on CITY AND
COUNTRY PROPERTY ct lowest rstes
We respectfully refer TO Joseph Bryan. Rao.,
Thomas Branch q Co. Merchants Nstions 4
Bank, Planters National Bank, ststs RsrS III
Virginia, City Bank OF Richmond.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-09
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
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BYE. A. Cntlin.
Real Estate Auctioneer,
No. 10 Eleventh street
WITHOUT LIMIT.
Auction SALE OF THREE NEAT DWELL
IS,IS ON CLAY AND LEIGH
sTRERTS-WEsT.
,AY. SEPTEMBER ., 1890,

AT thu reauest of the owner, VINO IL About 70
engage in business In distant city, VIII sell 10
he highest bidder. on
TUESDAY, sEPrExBERs' lsO'
Al ? o'clock p NJ. on the prcmises-
first Tho new, neat, conveniently. arranged.
de.rably : located. and handsomely paying
FRANE DWgLLlNGs, Nos 1888 and 1875 west
Ciav s,reet AT the corner OF Kinney.
zach house has i've rooms Ia II oeslues de-
tarhed brick kitchen, city water, ana gas. Inc
iots have a nne depth, being l33 foet doep 10
Is-foot alley This property IA now earning
fjne income. and the yearly increase IN us value
will much more than Offset wear aud tear taxes
Immedjately after the above sale WIZ sell mo
NEW DETACHED FRAME DWELLING NO. is<D
neat sigh street which contains eight rooms,
clossts large porches. &c. This house was putt
nv the owner for his family residence, and more
tfan ordinary care was used In us CONSTRUCTION.
The Iot fronts twenty-six feet The chances are
That ,ou will get a bargain BY attending this
sale. as such opportunities are Dot OFTEN pre-.
sentsd. This property IL not SOLD because "
does not nav but because the owner mas maze q
businoss engagement that will require all the
,noney a. his command. Parties with small
amount OF cash who would Ike to secure nome
Inv monthly payments can get all needed intor-
nation from me regarding the costs, &C. before
the day OF sale. c.r,u
TERMS: Liberal r.. a. NhhL lN,
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