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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1890-01-11
Discovery.

WHEN the worlds first great westward voy-
ager
Sailed out in faith to this new continent
Whittier he felt all his life-currents stir,
Though knowing not unto what plac, he
went,
One day, no land in sight, his grating keel
Reported shoals; the unconscious vessel
Across, nor heard the grinding sands reveal
The secret of the coast beyond them hid.
He drifted past, though waif of leaf and
bird,
Floating and autterins after, babe him
stay;
Vague invitations Everywhere he heard:
By hopes own dazzling glamour led
astray,
He landed on an islands rim, nor guessed
How nearly he had won his larger quest.
Alasl the dumb, inscrutable human sea
That will not tell Us Of the shores we seek !!
Its jealous waves, in moaning mockery.
But Just returned from pressing blue
cheek
Against fresh roses blown for us, unseen,
In our own realm, that never will be ours,
Though through the starry dusk all night
we lean,
And. unaware, breathe balsam from the
flowers,
And feel its soft mists wrapping us around,
And hear far, wave-tossed voices whisper
ing
From some dim bourne beyond the horizons
bound
Hearts kindred starving for the love we
bring.
As we for theirs-an unreaped harvest-d field
Our treasure just within our reach-con-
cealed!
And yet Columbus this New World is
thine!
Thy claim was in thy forward-reaching
soul,
An inner. president right; thou didst divine
Wonders that the yelled hemisphere should
unroll
At last, from out tho blue blank of the sea:
And whatsoever foot might tread this
shore.
Clear was thy title of discovery,
Whose thought outsailed thy ships 50 long
before,
That which we recognize and seek is ours:
Approaching, impoverished, related souls
s ir irresistibly our noblest powers;
Us toward our own the tids of being rolls:
And shall it not be JOY, the voyage DONE
To know the continent and island one.
Lucy Larcom in Harpers
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A Farm Worked by $50 Lunatics.

The whole of the work on the Isliu
farm, Long Island, is done by the $50
insane patients who live there. Many
of them are excellent laborers, skilful
and steady. as DR.. Macdonald, who has
had charge of tho work there during
the past summer, can testify. The
farm, which was formerly poor land, is
in fine state of cultivation, highly pro.
ductive and pleasant to behold. 1t is
greatly admired by the level headed
farmers of Long Island who take look
at it.-New York Sun.
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MARCHHARE'S WILL.

If there hadn't been q touch Of
well, to put it mildly touch of &C.
centricity about old John Marchhare,
he would have hardly made such a
will.
Several years before the vessel in
which he was returning from the West
Indies went down at sea, with nearly
all on board. John Marchhare was
picked up by one of the boats, and
clinging to little girl-a mere child
whose life he had saved, while her
relatives and all who knew her were
among the lost.
From the little stranger thus thrown
upon his care he did not turn away.
She was too young to give any account
of her parents or family; and all SUBJ
sequent efforts to discover her kind red
or whence she came proved fruitless.
John Marchhare.a adopted her and took
her to his home and heart.
Having neither wife nor child, he
felt free to do as he would with his
handsome fortune; and it pleased him
that it should 60 to his adopted daugh-
ter provided" so ran his will, "that
if my said adopted daughter should
marry during the lifetime of my brother,
Edward Marchhsre, whom 1 hereby
constitute her guardian, without the
approval of my said brother, then the
foregoing requests and devises shall be-
come void, and my whole estate shall
60 to my said brother"
This was an eccentric will; but, we
have already said John Marchhare was
an eccentric man. It's easy to see that
1t was left to Alice Marchhare. as she
was called, the thrcefold choice of &C.
cepting husband of her guar dams Sc
lection, of remaining single during his
lifetime, or of FORGETTING her fortune.
That it was thus made the interest OF
Edward Marchhare to oppose any match
that might be offered to Alice was d
point that probably did not o ccur to the
testator, or, more likely still, he knew
his brother better than to suspect that
sordid motives would ever sway him in
fulfilling trust committed to his con-
science.
Alice had barely reached womanhood
when her bene factor died; but when il
was known how John Marchhare's will
read and the power it gave his brother,
suitors swarmed around about the y Dung
lady and her guardian, and it is hard
to tell to which they were the most OBJ.
sequious.
George Preston had not waited fol
the publication of John Marchhare';
will As the signal for falling in lov@
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dertaker.

DIR. Ogle, an English statistician.
while admitting to the full extent al
legged the movement, in England and the
United States. toward the towns ano
cities, denies that it is attended by de-
population of the rural districts. He has
found that the rural population in Eng
land did not decrease between 1851 and
1881 by more than one per cent, rate
quite within the limit of allowance for
error. The author believes that the
rlral population is only stationary, and is
ample, with the modern Improvements
in farming, for the tilhge of the land.
while only its increase and surplus pour
into the towns; but the continuous mi
grafton of the most vigorous and ener-
gctic to the manufacturing districts, and
higher mortality there, may be produc-
ing a gradual deterioration.
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A DAUGHTER OF THE PERIOD.

'Did Mr.. Granderson-er-speak to
you, papa"
Eyes; he said that he had asked you to
marry him, and you had consented, and
then he wanted my permission.
"And what did you say, papa dear9
You consented, of course?"
"No. | told him if you had sai6
yes that settled it. And anything
might say or do wouldn't make the
slightest difference. Grin.
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Two dimpled hands

Two Ounpieu ndnu5
Outstretched in glee,
As pink and as white
As shells of the sea!
Oh, softly caress them
And well, for l wish
That such tiny hands
Were made to kissl
Two slender hands
All dazzling with gems
As soft and as whit,
As lilies on their stems
o, lovingly clasp them
And kiss-for / ween
That such dainty hands
Thou never hast seen.
Two toil-worn hands
On a pulseless breast
30 hard and so brown
Tired hands now at restl
o, reverently fold them,
For she's gone to stay
Where the weary old hands
Are at rest for aye.
augusta Wall in Atlanta Constitution
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0be meeklp Messer1ger.
Published Weekly
AT
ct M artinsviIle, L q.
BY
ALBERT RIENVENU.

The sentiment in favor Of republic
in Brazil is spreading very rapidly, and it
is by no means improbable that Dom
Pedro is destined to be the last Emperor
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WOULD SUIT EITHER CASE.

Book Agent-"Going from books to
babies, madam, that's fine youngster.
Allow me to congratulate you"
Young Woman-"Sir, that baby is
not mine!'
Book Agent-'I repeat, madam, al
low me to congratulate you. "-Judgc.
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Portugal. produces two-thirds of the
worlds cork In some towns each
private house is a factory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-15
CURED BY CUTICURA.

For about thirteen years have been troubled
with eezeua or some Other cutaneOus disease
which ali remedies failed 20 cure. hearine OF
The CUTICURA REMEDIES, ! resolved 10 glvothem
"a trial I followed the directions carefully, ana
IL affords mo much pleasure 10 say tnat pe'ote
uslng two boxes OF the CUrlCURA, four CAKES OF
CrTICURA SOAP, aud one bottle ot CuIIcUhA NE
SOLVENT, | was entirely cured
In aiiition 70 my own case, my BABY BOY lhen
about i've months OLD, was suffering WIN Nha'
sipD,sed 10 be the same disease a. mine, 10 such
an 'xteut trat bis head was coated over Win
solid scab, from which there was constant 10"
az nus which was sickening 70 look up"p' bes'ues
TWO large tumor-liko kernels on the back OF ms
heed Thanks 10 your wonderful CuflOVkA
RFNgpIgs. hts scalp IS perfectly well, anu uio
keruals have been scattered 80 Thar theTo Is
opiv IN, httle place ~ his left ear ana mat Is
b.oitng picelv Instead Of coating OF scaDS ITO
ba.a flue coat OF hair, much better thah luas
rhlrh WAS DESTROYED by the disease. "ou't
ma the whole world OF sufferers from sGln hhu
rlo,d diseases knew the value Of your CUIlCOkA
REssnfys as | do. CUTICURA kkSOLVkhI anu
CUrfcuRA soar are worth ten times inc piioc ~
which tbev are sold. ! have never uneu eus
other toilet soap IN my house since pousD' 'uo
drst cske Of CUuCUKA SOAR. l would DC in-
human as well a. ungrateiui shou'u Iai. -
~nssk well OF aud recommend n 5m 10 every SUI
terer l have spoken Of IL, aud snail commune a.. W
sneak OF IL from the pulpit, IN tue holo'' @l'e -,
tie sfreot. praying that YOU may I'VE lohk en lI
40 othors the same amount OF goon you 49,
done me and my child, | ROMAN, YOURS R'a'o-
fully, N"h''1R ROY -. Acworth, Ca
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-15
BY n. W. Bowe,
Real Estate AuctiOneeer
4 TTRACTIYE AUCTION SALE
oFA
LARGE NUMBER OF VERY DESIRABLE,
LOW-PRICRD BUILDING LOTS
TWENTIETH. TwENTY-FIRsT, TWENTY
SECOND, AND TWENTY-THiRD STREETS
BETWEEN r AND s AND BETWEEN ) AND I
STREETS.
NJ. on The prsmlges. for the owner. who

/ will sell. on the premises, for the owner, VINO
resides In distant state. On
FRIDAY. JUNE %, 1890,
beginning at $40 o'clock p. NJ, about lUO BUILD
ING LOTS. situated on Twenuetn, lSenty-hrst
Tweniy-secoad. and TEeuiy-third streets, anu
comprising shs largest number OF c9hFsntenstly-
located lots that have ever been ouereu Doiote
81 ons time.
These lots are ready now 10 receive nedlum-
sized dwellings for that large c.sss on persons
now seeking cheap homes, and Is unlIke nucn
other plotted property which has only specu.
iative value. Go out and look al me sIouna ahu
you Will observe how buildings 81 soDu mar
acger have swept around northesslerly Aiohg
Twenty-nfth street. and again alone aeehanics-
vile turnpike and IN HowArds Grove, untll lnls
land presents vacant space Ike an indenIuEe
made into the mainland by gun anu rolnoni-
Der this was brought abou, by the IVcsHon on
this land OF the lunatic asylum, Nhicn ropel'oa
building In this section 40 long as Il" ro"ainou
there.
Spectator, II you want 20 make sure turn
come aud buy, and this sale presents no less
good opportunity 70 home-seekers 10 secuIo ..
low price good homo sits In IN improving anu
convenient location.
TkBMs: one third cash balance Va SIX anu
twelve months, tor notes with Interest," Auueu'
and secured by deed Of trust ,.wv
- li.iaisStd Aueneaesh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-15
BY H. seldom Taylor a Son.
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
once corner Eleventh and Bank streets
~ ROVE AVENUE AND WALNUT
STREET LOTS AT AUCTION
SIX FRONTING on THE NORTH SIDE or
GROVE AVENUE BET wEEN WALNUT
AND YlHE STREETS,
AND TWO on THE EAST SIDE OF WALNUT
STREET BETWEEN GROVE AVENUE
ANDHANoVgR STREET.

At tho request OF the owner W. will oger for
sale at public auc Ion. upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Is. 1890,
at Q o'clock r. NJ, THAT TRULY DESIRABLE
BOOK OF BUILDING LOTS AbOys mentioned,
with q Total frontage 90 Grove avenue Of 100 T-l2
feet and depth on Walnut street OF l59 Al2ieet
20 4 ide alley. Il will be sold 40 whole or sub
divided into eight lots rs above indicated.
The location and topography u this block OF
land Is all that could DO desired, making 10 In
fact about the mos desraOi o. any IN that IA
yored aud rapidly improving part Of the West
End. We VIII be glad 10 exhibit plais 20 those
desiring 10 purhass ana take them on tno
ground any time before the sale.
Terms: One third cash; balance at six,
twelve, eighteen, anf tWeatY-four months Tor
negotiable notes with interest, separate notes
20 be given FOR tho interest payable semi-an-
nually. all secured by deed Of trust On the pro-
perry. Al. SELDOM TAYLOR & SON,
10 Is Auctioneors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-15
by John 7. Gocdin.
Real Estate Agent and Auci!onssN
Bank aud Rlsventh streets
A UCTION SALE OF THAT AT.

A UCrION SALE OF THAT AT.
n fKACTiyg. wkLL-BuiLr. AND BLIGi-
BLY-LOcATkD Residence 40 sOlTu LAu-
Raj. STxRET. BETWEEN ALBEaARLH AND
SPRING STkEEfs.--By request Of tho owasx
will soil al public auction. vn no Dretalses,
TUESDAY, yUNs II, .syl
at O'Clock Z. ~. the Aooso-tosribsd pkOPEk.
~. Tpe Dseiiias (Which MS eaiis eniy . fsv
and Is occupied BY an sxcsiisns tsnsnl The
premises arr In good repair. tho Lot has .
fronf Of thirty feet on tho ssst aide Of Laurel
street and runs pacs rs feet 70 an alley.
churches, aearos pArt, wttnAn oneeAk s@uero
Of The slreetcafs. and Where real eststs = e.
hsnctng so rapidly N value, this property
shoaid attract Ne Atteatsoa Vt eApitAilsn anA
rama, l1ssss,, ga sassqsse4 = ~
,su JON = oQ(oM Ansomon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-15
Lemon Elixir.

Lemon Eltrfr.
PLEASANT LEMON DRINK.
For bilionsness and constipation, take bernon
For Indigestion and foul stomach. take Lemon
Elixir. - Lama,
For sick and nervous hesdache. take Lemon
Elixir. r.,on
For sleepIcssness and nervousness, take Lemon
For loss OF appetite and debility, take Lemon
Elixir. - LAMA,
For fevers, chills. and malaria, take Lemon
Elixir. "a.
Lemon Elixir will not fail you Ia any o. va
above diseases, all Of which arise from W, P'N
or diseased liver. stomach, kidneys, or DoHeiS;
Prepared only by Dr. II. MOTLEY, huahlAr ia
Zoe. aud 81 per bottle. Sold by druRgi'S'
PROMINENT MINISTER WHITES.
After ten years OF great suffering from lnal-
gestiou. With great nervous prOstfation. Dllous,
ness, disorderod kidneys, and constipation, !
have been cured by DR.. Moneys Lemon bhA"'
aud ana now well man. .,s
REV. c. c. DAVIS,
Elder Methodist Episcopal Church. souih,
No. 20 TatDail street, Atlanta ia
PROM PROMINENT LADY.
have not been able IA two years 70 "aik or
stand without suffering great pain STAGE lhA' i,s
DIR. Mozicy's Lemon Eilzir can walk hall a ihiIo
without suffering the least inconvenience;
MRS. X II. BLOoDNOkIh,
ap t-sutOclfr GriDn' ga
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-15

A MINISTER AND HIS LITTLE BOY CO RED
or OBSTINATE Skis DISEASES BY III e
CU7ICURA REMEDIES. PRAISES IHEN
EVERY WHEREIN TIE PCLtlI, HUME
ANnIA LIHE AIKIEI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-15
BY Sutton ( Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auc,ioneers,
,0l4 Main street


UCTION SALE OF TWO NEN
"A TWO-sTORY FRAME TENEMENrs. NO.
$50 AND 5.s NORTH TWENri-FIRSr OK
PICkETT) STREET, And VACANT LOT A.
JOINING.-At tho request OF tho owner ',
shall sell At public auction. upon the promises
on
SATURDAY. JUNE II, 1880,
al o'clock p. NJ, those NEW TWO-STOIf
FRAME TENEMENT-. 10. stod as above, coi-
tanning Eve rooms. vifh LOTS, fronting IS ft,t
each on the vest -iIe oi Twenty-nrsi ,or Picket
stroot ana running pAck depth OF iSI feet 70
al alloy.
Also. VACANT LOT adjoining. Tho ebore
property on the north, fronting 80 by l57 teetto
an alley.
Property ia this locally Is enhancing In
value streets arc being graded and large
number OF other Improvements are now h X
made. 10 Ia situated within 0ns block Of M
Electric strect-car line. aud very near 70 nv
business portion 81 the city Il just tho class OF
proper y Tia ronfs readily, and = now Cc'u-
pied ~ good tenants, SUTTON a CO.,
AucIoneor-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-15
ByJ Thompson Brown& Co.
lli3 Main street
ID PER CENT. SMALL INVEST
Il - AENf.
Axioo FEET CORNER LOT
AND
A DETACHED Two-SToRY FRAME DWELL
ING
SOUTHWEST CORNER FIFTEENTH AND
POPLAR STREET.

By request Of the owner. who Is compelled to
raise money. We win sell a. public auction, on
the promises,
TUESDAY, Juss i7rH, p. NJ.
the above PROPERTY. This Ia good corner
lot and the dwelling, ot four rooms, Ia In fair
order and VIII pay ~ per cent. as an Investment
Plenty room on thu lot % build four or tive
houses Come and secure a bargain.
Terms Ono third cash balance SIX And
twelve months; per cent added. seeutsd ~
deed J. THOMPSON BROWN = Co.
jsia AucuonssrA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-15
CUTICURA REMEDIES

,re sold everywhere. Price, cvIIcgssA; ~ eV ,ss
soar, 25c.: kss0LYkNT, u. epo os,,op ,rto.
- Sand for "How 10 cure Skin Diseases" "a
rsres. 80 illustrations 100 Testimonials
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-15
BY Louis Rawlings,
Real tstste AuciioEeer.
No. 400 east Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE BY AUG
~ TlOS or VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS.
SITUATED ON THE WEST SIDE OF PLUM
STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND FLOYD
SHEETS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-15

TRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE OF
/ SUBURBAN PROPERTY ~ Tn4 EAST
END on uHR NEW-BklDGk ROAD, BkIM kEN
TWENTY-slXTn AID lWENIl-SEFENIH
STREETS.-By virtue OF 4 deed Of trust dated
April &, 1889. and recorded In Henrico County
Court. In Decd Book l2j A, page 393, and st tho
request OF tho beneficiary, default having been
made ia tho payment Of debt secured, wo WILL
sell by public auction, on tho pro miscs. on
FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1879,
NJ G O'Clock p. NJ, the REAL ESTATE described
IN said deed as follows: All that LOTOF LAND
with improvements thereon, lyiug aud being In
the county OF Henrlco. near the city OF Rich
rnond, Va, on the south side Of Now-Bridge
road between Twenty-slxth and Twenty-seycuth
street, fronting on said road A. feet and running
back between parallel lines $50 feet on rs west
ern line aud ~ feet more or loss on Us eastern
line, and designated as Lot No. -, square 80 Ia
a. b-dtyisi0n of Heckler's plan
TERMS. Cash for debt due II S,0l6l and OK
ponsss Of sale, according 10 decd, though moro
favorable terms may 10 announced by consent
JULIUS STkAU~.
W. d. WkSTWOOD,
Il. Is. CHAFFlN,
Trustees.
sole by r r. Cu4FFrS Co., Auctoneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-15

By Frank j. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate AgcaJneerS
TWO NEW FRAME II o 4 S f. 3,
i WITH THREE ROOMS EACH. AND Two
VACANT LOTS or 3lX!3s And 3lXi43 FEET,
RESPECTIVELY. ON Sic OLSON STREET
BETWEEN TOMPKINS STREET AND NATION
A-CENEFBRY ROAD-HOU@ES OCCUPIED
BY GOOD WHITE IEAANIS.-We will sell
THIS PROPERTY on
FRIDAY. JUSE 20, 1890.
AZ 6 o'clock r. NJ, ana th0so wishing 70 buy In
that section would do well 70 attend the sale.
van sell as whole or separately. Good chance
for solid Investment AMI plenty OF room 70 specu-
late, as this Part Of tho city Is being rapidly
built up and improved.
TERMS: Very easy, aod announced az sale.
FRANK u. HILL & CO.,
10 15-su, WEBB AuctoneerA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-15
BY y. W. Rove.
ByN. W. Rowe.
Real Estate Aucsloneer
4 HANDSOME, CENTRALLY-L0.
GATED
wELL-ARRANGED -srosY-AND-
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING
OK
FRANKLIN STREET BETWEEN sEvKSTH
AND EIGHTH STREETS
AT AUCTION.

Atihs request ~ Or. c. W. r. Brock. vhs viii
soon remove % his new dwelling. viii sell op
auction. on the premiseN, on
TUESDAY, JUssi7. 1890.
A. G O'Clock q. NJ. tho ATTRACTIVE, CON-
PLETF, AND CONVENIENT BRICK AND MAN
SARD RESIDENCE No. rs east Franklin street,
containing about fourteen rooms, WITH ell the
modern convenience
les thoroughness 81 construction, handsome
appearance. convenience VI location, aud com.
pieteuess % arrangement com Dtns 90 make this
property desirable az an investment OF @
home. lt can DO seen any day between IL And
O'Clock.
TERHs: Al sale. n. w. BOWIE,
feu Aucttoneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-15

AT the request OF tho executors, who are soil
ing 70 settle up an estate, shall sen az public
auction, upon tho promises, on
THURSDAY, JUNE 70, 1890,
commencing at . o'clock p. N. with tho three
FRAME DWELLINGS, Nos. ~, 1879. and is3l
north Seventeenth street. containing tbrse rooms
each. fronting together " ieet Oh tie east side
Of Seventeenth street. and running back depth
Of ~ feet
Also FRAME DWELLING In rear Of the above
property, fronting Is foot on the west side u
Page street with VACANT LOT adjoining il on
the south, fronting % feet on tho west side Of
Page street.
Immediately thereafter. say about o'clock Z.
NJ, the FRAME DWELLING No. 533 Concord
street, containing four rooms, with LOT fronting
q feet ~ inches on the west side Of Concord
street snd running through 10 Fifteenth street
This class OF property rents we'll and pays
handsomely on the Investment lis now occu-
pied Dy good tensntG
TERMS: At sale. BUTTON e CO,
tsl4 Aucti0neers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-15
BY Z. A. Ca'lin. Auctioneer,
No. - Eleventh street
BY Charles A. Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
No. II north Tenlh streeL

A TTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE OF
a THAT DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING
No II WEST CANAL STREEE-By request o.
tho owner will offer for sale AZ public auction,
On the promises, on
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1892
NJ g O'Clock p. NJ. that NICE FRAME DWELL
lNG No. II ae.t e anal street, between Adams
and Foushce. The house i5 IN good repair,
having six god. ls 90 rooms, aai now occupied
Dy lrst-class tenant, paying rent of ll3 Per
month. Lot fronts li feet ~ 100 feet, running
back to an alley. ThiJ property il splsuiidly
located and viii enhance In value. besides
bringing in ahpudsome revenue upon tho price
asked and maEiug q substantial Invest ment
TRKYs: One third cash. Dalanco six twelve,
and eighteen months, with G per cent. added.
CHARLES A. ROSE,
tai AuctiOncer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-15
on TUESDAY, JUNE q. 1890.

BY J. Thompson Brown s. Co.
and
John 4. Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonscrs.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
HxTRrEsToRY BRICK STORE AND DWELL
SEVENTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN SIkhhIs'
Jacobs Decreeof tho hi'h-
~. ~, ,o,,y, mond ChGncery
Allan Court Entered
Jacobs and ais. June D. lse0'
TO BE SOLD AT THE RISK AND COST OF
Mas. r. WOLfSBElMER, TIE
FORMER PURCHASER
pv virtue OF the aboue decree we, tho special
commissioners therein appointed, Will sell a.
public auction, on tho promises on
MONDAY, JUSg %, 1880,
ate o'clock p. NJ, at the risk and cost OF Mrs. r.
Wolfshcimer the former purchaser, who has
failed 20 comply Will haif purchase, thst cTrthln
lot OF LAND WITH s IHkkksIOH1
BRCK STORE AND DWELLING THEREIN,
living and being in the city Of Richmond, 'front.'
ing IS feet inches on east sll2 OF tFo,i'oeu'N
street, and on the south soc OF W hitui ANY, lr-
tween Main And Franklin streets and running
bnck about G5 feet inches 20 an ahey iee' D
inches wide, the said lOt being subject 20 an an
nusi ground-ront OF g2h busn9ls OF wheat
TERMS or SALE: One third cash; Dalance ia
elk AMI twelve months, negotiable notes VITA
interest, the tito 10 10 roia ned urtu al me
purchasc-moucy is paid and conveyance or
doreI by sho Court ....,..,,
EDMUND WADDILL, JR,
j. SAMUEL PARRISH,
Special Commissioners.
J. THOMPSON Brown q Co. AND JOHN 1. uoDDlS'
Auct.Ouccrs.
JACOBS, PllIsriFF. AGAINST WoLrsHEIMER. De
FESpANT, AND ALLAN, PLAiNnff, AGAINST
J4cOrs. DEFESpANr-lS THE CHASCERY COUBf
or TIE CITY or RICHMOND.
I. Charles ". Goddin. clork Of said court, GER
thy hat the bond required ~ tho special com,
missiouers, Edmund Waddiil, Jr., ana }. samuel
Parrish, 10y the decree IN said cause Oi june T.
800 has boon duly given.
Given under my hand this 6ih DAY OF june
$50 CHARLES ". OODDlN,
teI5 CIeIh-
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Boscsss. PLAmriTP. Agtfssr Bo.cssss Exs.
cUT0R. &C., DsTENDASrs-Is rsx CaAscxsv
COUKr OF TaE CRY o. RICHMOND
I, Charles W. Gotdin, CLERK Of the aid court
certify thai tho bond required " tho special
com rstssiOners BY tho decree Ia said cause OF
June 3. 1900 has been doiy gfyon.
Gtysn under my hand tbis 6th day OF Junes
1890. CHARLES W. GODpIN,
iu6 Clerk