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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-10
RY John T. GOddin.
By John T. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Bank and Eleventh streets.

VALUABLE WEST MAIN-STREET
' LOT OPPOSITE MONROE PARK FOR SALE
FRACTIONAL the request Of the owner Will
soil al public auction, on the premises,
TUESDAY, JUNE 10. 1890,
M G O'Clock p. NJ, that TRULY DESIRABLE LOT
situated on tins south side OF Main between Bel
videre and Pine streets, with small frame
dwelling thereon, having front Of 70 feet ana a
depth OF 9j1[ feet
ms lot is admirably suited for a store or
dwelling, and its location Immediately In front
OF Monroe Park in a handsome and rapidly
growing section Of our city, renders 1t very de-
sirable as an Investment Don't fail TO attend
sale.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced Of sale.
JOHN T. GODDIN,
te5 AucuoneerA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-10

A. the rcoues, OF the parties IN Interest We viii
al, he auction, upon the premises on

eelI by auction, upon 5Ho u
TUESDAY. JUNE 10, 1890,
o,.,ocS y NJ. that MOsT-TSvITING sTORf,
Win dwelling ahoye, 40 east bIoaa. Nv, ~
snn ,rhes by 100 foot 20 aL-elley. The up
ner part Of this store contains about slM rooms sIns
with me modern conyeniencss Thsre are ,nr9s
rooms in rear OF the store Designed Ios ' ShtrS
uso also. a large room In rear OF same, "Illsn
- as ,rrocrIy used NJ candy-manufactofy. con-
r nes NV a etable having an alley froptage,
The locaton Of this property, logoihef VIZ. ~
multiplicity OF ARRANGEMENTS reoomn1enas :, !,
IA being good. safe lnfosl'hon,. ~ ho,r ~
snle 10 call forth investors, ,,-.,.,, a. rncv
TERNa At sale. ChE" INV , F"
10 1&t&t1
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BY Timberlske g. Frayser, Auctioneers,
lilO east Main street.

1il0 east Main street.
pY REQUEST OF A GENTLEMAN
ID WHO ~ DECLINING BUSINESS WE
WILL SELL HIS ENTIRE STOCK OF GROCE-
kIES AT OUR AUCTlON-ROOMS ON
TUESDAY. JUSE 10, 1920,
commencing at 1879 A. n, consisting Of
LAU NDRY SOAPS,
CANNED TOMATOES, CORN.
HALF BARREL PICKLE.
LOT or PEPPER STARCH,
BREAD PREPARATION, CANDLES,
WORCESTER SAUCE, STOVE POLISH,
WASHBOARDS. SIfrERS. BUCKETS,
BASKETS. OIL-TANK AND MEASURES,
2 PAIR SCALES, ICE-bOX,
COFFEE GRINDER, MEATBLOCk,
SAW AND CLEAYKR, SHOWCASE,
MOLASSES, VINEGAR. CIDER,
And other miscellaneous articles.
Also, his HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
NIrUkf, consisting Of
CHAMBER SUIT, CHAIRS, TABLE, CARPET,
COoK-STOVE, BABY-CAkRIAGEs, &c,
WHITE SEMING-MACHINE IN good order.
los TIN SRRLAkE s. FRAYSRR.
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LINE,vn wEsrrolSr
TIE FAvORITE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICH NOND.

TRAIN -. q, 800 T. ~
LOCAL EXPRESS, iniy except sunday stops
Al citations. AZ Lostsr MAJOR connects VIA
stage for Nakerton: WIKI Baltimore steamer a.
West Point
TRAIN No So. &: . T. y.
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily eHcept sunday
,or Wet Point c)nuecung with fprk-hiFer
sfe.mers Tor Baltimore. A Baltimore steamers
connect win Baltimore ADS onto railroad Tor
WasGington, Phlladelp lia. al SOS FORK.
steamers leave Baltimore f a. DAILY, o4ceps
Sunday. 1900,
A. N.
TRAIN 80 -. 10 A. r.
LOCAL. MIXED. daily except suniay leaves
Tventy-eighth streel for West Point AID inter-
mediate poiute-
Ticset-oiics II station foot u Niryicia sree-
cry ucket-ofice--corner o. Tenth ani hAid
otfcois. ,.,..,,
SOL HAAS, JAN. j. ~ In
lranic Manager General fse-"ngef Ag-nI
JOSEPH >. POTTS Division tsssoaSor Aseh.
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Ry virtue Of the decree mentioned below We
will sell, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE II, 1890.
at As minutes past O'Clock 7. NJ. that FINELY
LOCATED THREE-STOkY STORE NO 2l5 EAST
BROAD STREET, between Second and Third
streets, occupied by MIR. Sol J. Buswanger.
This property adlOins the handsome new store
now being erected by Messrs. ID. i 4. Mittel-
dorfor Tor their own use and than which there
will be none better. and has front OF tweniy-slx
and half feet by great depth 20 court or
space, which will be Of Immense value In giving
light and ventilation.
There arc few. II any. better located stores
than this, and its future - beyond doubt
TERMS: $3.50 IN cash and The residue az SIX,
twelve, and eighteen months, for notes with in
terest added and title retained.
WILLIAM u. SANDS,
BEVERLEY 7. CRUMP,
JAMES PLEASANTS.
Special Commissioners,
BoscHBy, &C, PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST BoscHENs
EXECUTOR, &C. DEFRSDASrs-lN THE CHANCE
RY COURT or TIE CITY or RICHMOND.
|. Charles w. Goddin. clerk OF said court, GER
tlfy that the bond required Of tho special com
missioners by the decree in said cause OF June
g. 1890 has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 5ih day OF June,
1890. CHARLES W. doDpIN,
Tel SietA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-10

Nv virtue OF a decree rendered BY the Circuit
Court of Henrico county on the 2ith day OF May,
$500 In the suit OF Schaa0 rs. Schaah aud others,
| viii. as special commissioner thereby APP
pointed, proceed 10 sell by public auction, upon
the promises, on
TUESDAY, JUHR 10, 1890,
nj O'Clock =. NJ, the aforementioned REAL
ESTATE, which consists Of FOUR FhAMh
DWELLINGS and FOUR VACANT LOTS The
houses which front on Il street, contain tao
rooms each and the one which fronts on Twen-
ty.sixth street contains four rooms. This Is
good paying property. -
TEENS: one third cash; tho balance A. SIX
and twelve months for negotiable notes, Win IN
terest added, title retained until the whole pur-
chase money has been paid and conveyance
ordered 10y the Court
plat Of this property can be seen at the auc-
| tioneersi office, ID. {. RICHARDSON.
Special Commissioner.
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scHAAFF, PLAINTIFF, vs.. scHAAFF AND Ais, De-
PENDANTS
|, W. s. Leake, clerk OF the Circuit Court OF
Henrico county, do certify that the bond re-
ouircd Of special Commissioner d. c. Richard
son by decree entered in the above cause on tho
cath day OF May, 1890. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this % day OF June,
1890. ". ). Lean r,
teA Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-10
BY x. IS. Chafiia & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneeers,
No. / north Tenth street.
VALUABLE ASHLAND STREET
' PROPERTY TO be sold at auction, on the

' PROPERTY TO De sold at auction, on the
promises, on
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE II, 1890.
at5H o'clock 7. N, 81 sL hS Inc handsome LOT
streets. fronting fortytwo feet on Ashland street.
win a FRAMED STORE BUILDING thereon.
This Is good sand for business, located on tho
principal sysn1 "ad e %nng from the OLD to Inc
on. Second. Tho TWO HANDSOME LOIS on
south aide OF Ashland street near the corner Of
Wssh,nglon fronting thirty ieet each, ana run
ming back i25 feet 70 an alley. These lots are
rsnidIy increase In value, being 30 near the
narss and reservoirs. THIS section ia being
bull ana growing In favor ana demand. Do not
fail 10 attend this SAFE.
Tssxs. one third cash, balance In s.x. twelve,
and eirh,eeu m luths, for notes With per cent.
,nterest added. and secured by decd Of trust on
property. " d VuAFflN GU.
se 4sAlO6ll AuctioDscrs
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
by Dcnoon, Upper & Co.
Real Esta,e Agents and Auc,ioneers.
s9l Main street.

. fiction SALE OF A NEAT COT
u TAgE WELL CONSTRUCTED AND ~
x,re KEPAIR or NEWTON STREET. IN
,rnopylLLE, ON MECHANICALLY ROAD
MMvgs MILg EAST OF THE ClTY.-We Will sell
~, auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, JUSs 10, 1850,
=, o'clock 7. ~. the above PROPERTY. The
nmofTsE IS now aud will mako pleasant homo
- noy ono Gully having small amount 10 In
vsst The LOT has q front OF 80 feet with a
dcp,h Of Ao.
Ems: At sale.
DENoON, TUPPER & CO.,
ain Auciioneers.
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FRANKLIN'S PROGRESS.
Lucrative Sale of Lots-Buildings TO he
overwhelmingly

tcorrespondenco of the Richmond Dispatch-l
FRANKLIN. Va, june 7. 1890.
Tho franklin Land and Improvement
Company had its big sale Of lots here yes
terdav. A large crowd was IN attendance.
ALout seventy lots were sold to various
nar.ies the purchase prices aggreSatlhg
ahout S11 600. THIS is considered goou
sale. and great credit Is due A. NJ. BroWh-
| lev. the president of the company, ior lhe
manner in which he has lnanageu us ~
fairs. 1t is understood that good many
buildings will be erected AT once upon 'iio
Misses Fannie and Minnie Pretlow, the
DAUGHTERS Of Mrs :. b. PretlOw, returned
home Yesterday from Salem. n. C., where
tbev have been at school. Both the young
ladies graduated with honors at the Salem
Female College. - ,..
have lust finished digging their Arteslan
well midway between the dwelling OF the
two II is tbe finest yet dug in the town,
the flow being about twenty-five gallons
DER minute. The water is perfectly clear
and pure.
cAsNING-FACToRY.
An effort is being made 10 get up can.
introductory here, with capital STOCK OF
~. 600. II is thought that it Will be pay
inc business besides affOrding the farmers
in this section a market for many things
which they cannot now dispose Of From
the amount subscribed so far there is no
doubt but what the requisite amount OF
stock will be raised. 81
Mr.. j. l.. Camp has the plans for and will
soon begin the erection of a handsome re-
sidence on his farm, just outside OF the
west end of the town. twill be the finest
country residence in this section,
Rev. MIR. McCutcheOn, of BrOadus Col
lege. w. Va, who was called to the pas
torate of the franklin and Beaver Dam
Baptist churches and declined, has recon;
sidered the call and now accepts. He vii
take charge of the churches about the Isl
| G It,lv
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EVERY LOT OFFERED WILL BE SOLD.
I will sell by auction. on the premises, on

Iwill sell by auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY, JUNE Y, 1880,
beginning az $50 O'Clock p. NJ. sharp, IS LOTS
on The north sldo OF Franklin street, beginning
AZ the line OF property owned by tho heirs OF
Mr. w G. Allen, deceased, and thence running
westwardly and fronting together 55l feet Ihey
will be- sold In lots OF about 81 feet by depth OF
$50 feet 20 wide alley Remember, trAnkIn
street Is so feet wide In front Of 'heso lots.
And then will soil 10 LOTS on the south sido
of Grace Just north Of those above mentioned,
each fronting 29xlt0 feet TO an alley ~ feet wide.
Aud next, will sell LOTS on the north side
OF Grace street. beginning At Allon's subdivision,
each 29xi50 10 an alley 20 feet wide.
1 assert with confidence that there are no lots
hAndsomer or surer TO grow in value and In pub
lie favor than these, for the ground Is high and
DRY ard a. level as a billiaritable. and tney are
almost under tho very shadow Of the grand Lee
monument which win az once draw 30 that see
ton a large and wealthy class Of sotsler- IN tact
an architect Is now engaged In designs for resi-
dence5 soon 10 DO erected Ia that highly-fAyored
locality
It's expected that every lot Will be offered. II
f. promised that every lot offered will DO sold
TERMS: Une third cash, and the residue at one
and two years for notes, with interest added
and secured By trust decd. Plats free.
1e6 y. W. bOHE Aucuohecr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-10

THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1890,
In tho order named, the following VALUABLE
REAL ESrA1E-to wilt:
l. ATS O'Clock 4. ". tho sPLgNDiDLY-BUILT.
ATTRACTIVE, AND HIGHLY VALUABLE
BLOCK OF BUILDINGS situated A. the south
east corner Of Grace end soventoscnih streets,
consisting OF n three-story brick, recessed 'front.'
store used "a saloon, with comfortable ani ca
uhciOus dwelling above, fronting on seventeenth
street, and Ut two small stores IN the rear 'front.'
ing on Grace street with cool rooms above, ami
now, and IN fact over slnce hey we're Duilt, welt
rented 20 good and pr0mpc tenants. This pro-
perry will DO cold subject 10 ground rent %
fii So per annum perpelualy.
And AT uALf-PAST O'CLOCK ?. NJ. sharp
on same day We will sell that unusually hand
some end very valuable BUILDING LOl on the
cast side u Laurel street Just east OF Cumbor-
land street, aud adjoining the late resi- lonce OF
John N. BoschoD, deceased. fronting % iect AMI
running back tho usual depth 10 an alloy in the
rear. There Is no more attractive lOt south n
Main street than this, ana 10 merits aud viii
doubtless command the aitantioi eli th0so want
ing Grst-class medium.pricod building lot.
Terms: one fourth cash residue atsiX. twelve,
and eighteen monts for notes, with interest
added, and tile retained.
WILLIAM H. SANDS.
BEVERLEY .. CHUMP,
Special Commissioner
BoscHgN. &C. PLAIyTIFFs, AGAINST hoscBEN's
EXECUT0R, &C, DBFENDANTs-lN THE NHAS-
CRY COUKr or rHg CITY OF kCdoSh.
:, Charles W. GO1din. clerk Of sad court, cor
tlfy that tho bono required OF the special COM
mssioners by the decree IN said cause Of juno
3. 1872, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this jth day 81 June,
1870 CHARLES ". GODDlN,
fe6 clerk
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CAgNISG-FACTORY.
Published by requestl

To tho Ladies', Memorial Association of
the South.
Suggested by the lines inscribed on the
monument to the Confederate dead at Thomas
Vile, Ca, erected 1917
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NORFCtK AND WESTERN RAIL-


NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
scHsD-Ls IN fSTEcr x,Yii. lgn
TWO TKA1ss DAILY TO NORFOLK AMI
LYSCaBUR&
LEAVE kIoh toSD, BYHD-STRESr STATION.
sNA- ~ "a Y. "a Petersburg -Richmona api
NoHolk 1irpIgh Rrpr"as- Arrive ~
MOI ok ig.zb Z. NJ. Stops only AZ p.
tori arg ana sefiolk. A second
va lehyDg Petersburg AZ il:y A.
v. nd arriving At Norfolk Az r. ~,
stVf AZ 90 sssfious.
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Pstesoarx lois A. NJ No leaves
fetefsOurz il:i5 A. N. for Farm
vile, rnchburz. sna al points sogIa
ss5r N. Daily. va Petsrsbsrs. ArrIv, Pe.
icrblra Gi5P. NJ: lssvs PesarsburI
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IeioBbarg 10. A. n. oOnne1tins
Nta Traa No. l. leaving Petersburg
D. no a. n i0r fAfmVus. Lynch.
south sai sss.
1850 A. ". Daily. via flrksgiiie, for Farn4ins,
LyG bbnfg, $40 solia. aud West
PULLMAN sLRBPlNG-CAa ACcOkgOOA
TONS
No. i-sloep ing-csr from Ps'ersbary 70 Bristol
without change laaung Petersburg daily NJ
i&io A. ~. all Lyncnoarg TO AomDas with
ous change
Nc. 3-Lynehburs % Homo aai Roaaoss 20
Memphis without caslge
1icEets, taggage-cleokA AMI al Information
can 10 obtA.uoi - Richmond aaf PeisrsLdrg
railroad depot A. W. career : iyJ Vain NresS
and ~ me CompanI's oiace. Jl east Masnstrese
Is. ". cot klNkl,
Fs.sengrr hgoaL
". IS BEFiLL
Genera F8ss-agsr AgoaL
CsIRtzs a. EoDY. wee Presiieal
HnfrF -
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AUCTION sALEs-Futurc Day.
49, By Manning G. staples y CO..
Real Estate Aucilonoers'
1lOix Main street
~.o,t,fIssIoNER's AUCTION SALE


COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
oF DESIRABLE FARM CONTAINING
NTNRTY. EIGHT ACRES OF LAND: ND STU.
ATRD oS THE WILLIAMsBuhtin,v, A, - bol I
FOUR MILES BELOW kiom9s ~ ,,, ,m hh :.
-. az ~ ga DpcFAsED.-By virtue OF certain
ne.,co AZ tho Circuit Court OF hcnrl'l county,
uuss,ar,a Iune 4 400. IN the Cause OF margaret
Alley r.. James W. Barker, &c.' pui s.ii by
ane,iop. 20 tho highest bidder, IN irols oi Tue
UcurlcO county courthouse Oh
SATURDAY, JUNE u, 1890.
.o,, moneine a, ls o'clock NJ. tho hbovo-de-
ecrfbed TRACT OF LAND, IL,
1gts nroporfy Is admirably suited ror dairy
.,d frtirE farm, aud az the sale - petoWptory
a presents n due opportunity ior securing
rsRrs. ono fourth cash; balance one, two.
49,, tnr,e YEAR,. negotiable notes 10 ha given tor
she doSerred payments. with Interest aided and
no title retained until oil OF inc purchase
money is paid and conveyance ordered oy Tue
Court. bu, all tho probationary may D' paid
in cash at this option OF me purt as'I ar,,pv
Special Comm i3siqner.
MANNING G. STAPLES q CO., hucuooeer'.
ty THE CIRCUIT COURT or Tux COUNT OF iiES-
piro-W .KGARET A. ALLsY, &C., Va. JAMES w.
BARKER. sc.
Lw.S. Loake, clork Of the said court, DO cer-
,,Cv ,het Specjal-COmmls Toner 4. r. Courtney
has givon the bond required Of aim by decree
entered in said cause On tho 5th day OF June,
1890. 80. 90, a.. . -.
10 ;o,o W. s, LEEKE.
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BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
ID FRONTING LIBBY-HILL PARK
TO BE SOLD At AUCTION
By
CHEWING & ROSE.
REAL ESTATE Agents. AUcrloNgERs' AND
BROKERS,
10. , north Tenth street.

AZ tho request Of the owner we will sell by auc-
ton, upon the premises, On
MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1890,
at 8 O'Clock p. NJ, that STU
ATED PLOT OF LAND on north Twenty-nlnth
near Franklin street. fronting 6ixl28 feet TO an
alley 10 rear l2 feet wide VIII 90 offered aS n
whole or divided into two or three lots a. may
eee m best az time Of sale. This sale oilers you
an opportunity 10 locate upon ono Of the most
picturesque spots ia this or any other city.
TVHHs: Al sale. CHEWING q ROSE,
Ga AuctiOneers.
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MONT FAIL TO READ THISl

We have had 50 many OF our customers 70
complain that they did not have an opportunity
TO secure ono OF our PhotOgre phtc Contracts,
that at their solicitation We have consented 10
cell them at our Gallery. good until JU IL 5rH, for
THREE DOLLARS AND TMENTG-FIVE CENTS,
which entities them 10 one dozen Of our finest
finished CABINET PHOTOS aud one HAND
CRAYON sixteen by twenty inches In size.
Now is your last opportunity % get these beGuti-
fully finished Crayons at this greatly reduced
price. The time IN which these Contracts hold
good will not DO extended beyond JULY 5, 1880.
CAMPBELL & CO.,
Artistic Photographers, 40 Broad street.
10 civ
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ByH. L. Page Sc Co.. General AuctiOneers,
No. 10 Bank street, Norfolk.
zoe LOTSIN THE CITY OF NOR
FOLK AT AUCTION.

viii be sold al public auction on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE llTH,
at II o'clock ~, AZ the Norfolk Real Estnte Bx-
change, No. 10 Main street. l96 LOTS on DeBree.
Luellyu. Walnut, Elm. Maple, ana Cherry ave
NUS. This property j. high and dry, and within
hnlf milo Of the finest resident portion OF the
city aud one and one third miles Of tho court
houte, and lies between the property lately pur-
chased by The English syndicate ana the Norfolk
Terninal railroad.
W, call special attention TO this sale, IA this
PROPERTY a. in a really rapidly improving neigh
borioOi and win be sold without any limit or
reserve.
TERMS: One third cash: balance In one and
two fears, with por cent interest, secured by
deed Of trust on this property az tho expense OF
tho purchaser. Plats and any further inforIna-
ton can DO gotten at our ONCE.
Ii. l.. PAGE & CO.,
fei Auctioneers.
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Leave Arrive
No. RichmonL Petersburg



Nos IA. q. 90 Sc. and s. mako No sfopA Not
q AMI - stop oa 6gnal a. Manchestef,
prowry's Bluf. CentrsilS, ant chester ~. ,!
st0fs 40 Chester NoA -. % 2A 81 sd. 40, a., ana
a.. will stop as al stations flr lassengefA
PULLMAN-CAR sGRYiCG
On Trains nos. "A ami % sloep gear, between
New YORK AMI Tampa. fla (giI Jacksonville.
on Trains Nos "A All ~ s.ceplng-csr' heiseea
Washington and Charleslou. On Train no 2,
sleep .ng-cars between Washington AM JACK.
eouville Ou lraia Na IS -ineUiug-cars be-
tween Jacksonville and New York
THE ONLY ALl~KAiL LINE no NORFOLK.
Richmop - loAM NorillE''.,.is.s Pm
Richmond. So p. a. N1rJik. .... 70l =. VI.
Norfolk. ......'s4JA. n. kchmlni.. iris A. ~
Norfolk ......'4.0I T. ". Richmond. 63i z. NJ
iue trains leaving Richmond 8tEll a. u. nni
Norfolk 10 T. ~. srs solid uaius OotWe8n
these two points. and peisengers 90 through
without change 81 cara Close connections arc
also mad. OF Petersburg ~ the $3.50 T. n. irain
from hicnm0nd ana 10 $40 A. n. ualn H1m
Norfolk
Trains leaving Rcnnoni a: gD A. X. AMI
ff.ai f. ~ aad arriving 10 krsm0ui at ltl5 T.
NJ and t.Os T. *. mage close connection ~
Petersburg 30 and from FarmYi,le, LynehOurs,
and southwestern IoinA
X ". sCLLr, superinisudsuk
J. T. u. @YEHS General superiutsnienL
I. NJ. kNSAsJS, General Passenger Agent
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DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBUBd
IL AND POTOMAC RAiLk0AD-sehedi al.
commencing APRIL %. lass-eassgf1 ssal1~
tma.
rSa A M. lesyes Byrd-susss statioa dAI
stops onlV As Ashland. B0tl soli. NJ.
ford, aud Yrederctso-Ss, br9oA' sal
w.dewat8r sleeper 70 bssAiASva
and Ncs YORK ..
,,.soA n isaycs Byrd street si4gioa isiiJ. *
" except SUNDAY. fsF.Or Car, Mn
moGd 20 Washington 80
c4sP.M. leaves Byrd-slrsss si~noi iaisE
sleeper. hichmOnl % ~" NrA.
ts0A. N. arrives al byri sr,s, ''N"'1 NA''''
sssR n arrives az Bird. sEssi SAMOA MiI,oci
Ro.h yell ana A.hisat sleeper trOn
Wsshinztoa ani Nes tofG poesho
stop ~ Eibs ., .,..,a, ..,x
Gap n arrives Al Byra-swsss s'saoa aslr
srsent SUNDAY Par.or Car, wash.
ing.on 70 Richmond.
ASHLAND TRAINS
pulr HxcsPr sUspAr~
40. n leave. RlbA Arrives al AshiaatH
ian ~ .,,,s,amedatioa leaves Byrd-Stess
s~'' stst.on arrives a. Ashland AZ =. "
s.s1P N leayos Klha arrires ~ Ashisai y
s4sA n arrives ,s r. sioA Leaves Ashlaai ss''n
SKA. N sSoommOas,ioa xrises al BryA
sirss. station. !ssvss ashland ss13
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-10
C,HESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
WAY COMPANY

SCHEDULE ~ ~ Gcr JUAE2, isn
LzAyg 40 lHOSD.
$50 A. N. "Iimlt-I" tsly ,or Oh Po.ui aaf
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man Sleeping Car aitt m 1ni POP White
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SEQ p. NJ. kApross daily ~ Ola e'in, 81 ''l'
folk. Pullman .iosplns Car eih..l-
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and PuilmaGs Charlottesville o. In
clnuan ami PullmaG % LOuisYiIls
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-10
By Charles A. Rose,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
40. II north Tenth street.


Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
40. II north Tenth street
TRUSTEE'S SALE BY AUCTION
/ OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
SITUATED on THE NOkIHkASI COkNEh OF
LOUISIANA AND FULTON sTkEET.-By virtue
Of decd Of trust from Charles v. Leonard ana
wife. dated December ]. 1916. duly recorded IN
pecd-BOok 13i Is. page 33i. IN the CLERKS once OF
tho Richmond CnHrcery Court, default having
been made in the payment of certain motto
therein secured, ana having been requested so
70 do by the nOto-hOGer, ] will otier Tor sale
OF pubic auction, upon he premises, on
FRIDAY, JUNE -, 1890,
az o'clock p. NJ. tho above PROPERTY. fully
described In said deed, fronting on the north
side of Louisiana street IS feet End running
back on tho east limo OF Fulton street 10 feet TO
m alloy 10 feet, with FRAME DWELLING or
Ave rooms thereon, being part OF the real
estate conveyed 70 the said Charles W. Leonerd
by Thomas Pollard and wife by deed dated
April IL. 1873, duly recorded in the Clerks olhce
Of tho Richmond Chaucery Court IN Deed-boOK
100 b. page 36l.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay oil negotiable
note OF $685. and amount Of Insurance due' flo'
with all costs and expenses Of sale; balance,
si3sa, 10 be paid a. SGT forth Ia terms OF trust,
and 10 DO announced az time Of sale.
FRANK D. HILL, Trustee.
CuARLgs A. Rosg. Auctioneer. jos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-10
JAWES-RIyER DIVISION
Richmond AMI Aiiogtany halroail

Richmond AMI ANogbaay kAlroadl
IEAYs RICHMOND
500 A, NJ. daily for Lyncablrg Loringioa, aat
chiffon Forge.
AsoPM fo~Lynrhusrf except sunday. Sleep
INK Car Tor Lyncahlfs. A Hsih
leaves LyncnburS AS - A. n lss
Lexington aBi Ciftla 0fg@
TRAINS AkRIVE AT glCihJsN
$40 p NJ. daily from Clifton torsA
s2O A. Al. except sunday from .liion torfS
Lexington, ani Lynchb1rS.
II. w. FULLER,
General Passenger AE0aL
q. W. sTEyRNs. General superintendent 1919