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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-01
will sell by auction, ct my Office. on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER Q, 1890,

Iwill sell by auction, ot my office. on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER Q. 1890,
beginning at i2 O'Clock NJ, about $50 LOTS In the
plan Of "Rennie's," on the east eide OF the
Brook road and about one mile from the city.
This Ia the prettiest plot Of land 10 that growing
section, and tho Improvements now making in
that direction, both this side and beyond, cou-
pied with the superb highway 10 be at once co.,
structed out Of that abominat known ~ the
Brook Turnpike" combine TO make this tho
most promising suburb around the city.
The heathfuness Of the location and the ex-
ceence Of the neigh borhood are things known
10 every one, and the nearness OF the lots mako
them desirable for all-the-year-around homes.
This Is tho first subdivision and sale OF this
choice property, aud as prices VIII rule low by
comparison with what they Will probably DO two
years hence, would urge everybody-specula-
Tor and homo-seeker-to look az the properly
before the day OF sale, and then come and buy
one or more 10 =. Plat at my office.
TERMS: Reasonable. n. W. BOWIE,
Sc 80 Auctione.r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-01
AN AFFECTIVE REMEDY.

Several of his friends accompanied him.
and when IArkin was found he was ln-
formed that he must disgorge or suffer the
consequences. Larkin decided 70 disgorge,
and did SO. Campbell then returned the
coupons. received his money, and went on
his way determined not 10 monkey again
with the "cut-worms of the Treasury
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-01
.uooS~~. AUCTION sALEs-rssar. Day. -----.~---~--
FIRST GREAT SALE OF
1000 West LYNCHBURG LAND Co.'S
!. @ 7 S
AT THE FAIRGROUNDS,
OCTOBER 9Th, Grill, AND 10Th,
DURING THE FAIR. AT i. Nj.
atm
n
o PROPERTY consisting over
900 ACRES,

natural growth
onable
lands ENGINE AND MACHINE
WORKS with padup capital $4,000 (he buildings OF tins com
Of
TORY cash raip 100000 building brick and stone 5SxS0 feet hve
ZlNCWOlKS,
10000 daily MAGNIFICENT HOTEL being connected WITH the
railroad We also have BELT Rail LINE
THROUGH PROPERTY residential buildings
suce property beautiful Grounds the FAR
graded built
constructed.
IT'D NTS eighteen months
rshae
mage
r ,,n. information aDnlyo OUorIes q McCnTdy.
Real EST eAgent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-01
JAksSRIygR DiyIslOs
,ichinond and Aileghany haDr0ail
DICHMOND AND DANYILLE
II A, IMAM

RICHMoND AND DANyILLE
III RAILROAD
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT July 2. IN
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA:
100 A. n. SOUTHERN ExPkRss. daily, 10 A.
lxnta, Augusta sri points -oIth 90.
meets a. Greensboro Tor DurA ~ aai
Raleigh: at salisbury Tor Wcsssra
North Carolina Passengers can iAt,
sleeper a. Up. ". Ihr0uS1 s.ocpef'
from Dsasile south.
go "a N. ACCONNODATlOS, daly. erosfs
sunday, 70 Clover. Va, ani iaisf-
mediate polnls 1870.
ii:0o 4 N. VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAkOllNA
EXPRESS, daily. through H.s -
Raleigh ga keysrill-. Counofe ~
Burksvills win Norfolk sei "-siefa
railroad Tor Fsrmyills. LrnrhpstG
AMI points West 8, heJs'LS 70
Clarkuille. OsfOri, Hepiersoa. Aai
Durham. - A..
500 P. N. TAsT NAIL, daily. Tor Assais, Az
gusta, sni goias souin. Iennees
k0sslsy's Junction ain fafin'ts
aud POsha,sa railroad al nf7sns
boro' FOR Darhsn sni ka1eish %
Salisbury for Western Nofio .Nc
Ina through Aoepsrs h0H b-4'
COOP. N. LOcAI. daily. s1cep, suoisy, zoe
Ameli. Courthouse AMI iI'e'n'-
points. ,...,,rn
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND'
~, A. y From Atlanta ami Ausa''A
SIS A. " FROM Amelia Courthouse
40 y. n. From Rsssh
us 4. N. Al Aancscsisr ,refn Vio''.
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THURSDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1890.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1890,
beginning at u o'clock NJ tho VALUABLE
COITON-MILLS above referred TO, consisting OF
the main building, 50xl50 feet four stories high
loom house. 7gxl0O feet, two stories high. the
first floor OF which Is used ~ a packing and
storage room picker house with mixing room,
32x59 feet cotton house dire-proOt, capacity OF
two hundred bales, besides ali other necessary
buildings for motive power. ofilces, &c.
The machinery IS In good condition and mostly
OF modern patterns. and has daily capacity for
$500 pounds 4-yard brown shifting and shteting,
or ] 200 yards
These mills are built on leased ground. the
owner Of the land furnishing water from tho
Manchester canal at reasonable rate, aud the
lease IL perpetual
After tho sale Of the mills | will sell SIX
DOUBLE TENEMENT FRAME HOUSES stu
ated on the south side OF Fourth street between
Everett and Stockton streets, and the LOTS upon
which they stand, fronting together about $50
feet These houses will be sod AS a whole or
separately, as may DO deemed best at the time
OF sale. Tine tenements are rented to employees
Of the mills.
Aud Immediately thereafter I will sell, in par
cells OF convenient size, 800 feet OF VACASr
LAND on the north side OF Fourth street between
Everett aud stockton These lots are desirable
for building purposes.
The mii-buildngs and machinery are In a
good condition. and tho brands OF their product
are we'll known and highly appreciated.
One OF the great advantages OF INC aDoye-oe-
scriDed cotton-nlllng property IL i,s location 10
the centre Of transportation By both rail- and
water.
The mills TO be- sold are 10 successful opera
tion and the sale Is necessltated oy the winding
up Of an estate.
For further information apply to @. A. PEPLg,
SUPERINTENDENT Marshall Mills. Manchester, Va,
or 70 the auctioneer at Richmond, Va.
Terms: one fifth OF the pur:hase-money must
be paid IN cash, aud tho residue IN three equal
instalmen's at ak, twelve, and eighteen months
from the day OF eale, tho credit payments 70 Dc
evidenced by negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured by a deed Of trust upon the
property.
Possession OF the properly will be given TO tho
purchaser on the LIST day Of Noyem Der. 1890.
y. W. BOWIE,
az .2.eod Surviving Trustee.
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HATLRoAp LrNCs.

-
n u s4ssE IS1E sZm
NORFOLK AND WESTERN gAII.
sChEpUs1h svfsCr NAY II. ~,
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO Hoprot.
LYNcabUR0 AND
LEAVE RICHMOND, BYRD.sTKgEr srirro,
MA u psl ia Psssrssass -Kish nons ~,
sofiSis RS asr'iFG ss' g.s. "a. Arrive
snoars ana suffolk. A go,
uan, leaving Petersburg a. 10,
u. and arriving . Norfolk APP ~
stops a. ali sssiions " a.,
10 l. y. DAILY. Wa ps,srspurx. Ary,,, =,
PstersonrS ieis A. Il xaiI..,
rser,ous ii:i5 a. NJ Zoe Y.,n
nns' ayacs burg sHa al paas so.,a
e2I n Daily. ,ss Pe,srsoi-y. Arr,,. o..
fersburf i;i5 z. n: issys Pst.r,h..-
20 r. NJ iadL arriving Sorso,.'
ii:so p. N. Daily. ETA re,e-sarz Inr,.
felersDAfs l2'Os a. a. o5na,.e,'.
win Trals -. l. leavlar pe,-,,1,.tt
at 1910 A. n for RarmTili. I,-''t
koc1 aai wseI '''s'
1i::O A. NJ Daily. ria Blfkevih. Tor y,rn,,..
Lynchcufg. the saggs. ADD Hs., -
PULLMAN sLEaPiSaNA1 ACCOnsoDL
IfOss
Eo.i-Slesping-csr from Peiersblrx 70 g,.,,,
Without change. leaving Feserso8rf t.Ir :,
n:@ 4. n. Aad Lyneeours 10 ssmpll. sta.
Gus chspsa
No s-Lyachburz e Roma AMI Ro.ao.. 2,
hemphis Without cnalgN
1tokets, bsxRagc-cDecks, ant al lnlornsr,.
esn b. eotAinsi a. Richmond All P,bnt.r,
railroad depot A. W. S.rosrN ieD gAa rr..s
and ss NE ComDaaTs os-ee. Soi esss kala,.f..c
n. ". ,vUKENET.
pa.en,er AGA.
". X BkyiLl.
Genera fs.ssnxss AGA.
CMsLss a. Eopy yics- Pssslisai
General os-ics. Roanoke Va fat
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BUNcoMBE COUNTY soREHEA0S.
About One Hundred Persons Nominate an
independent County Ticket.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l


AsuryI1LE. n. c., September 30.-About
100 persons. principally from the northern
part OF this (Buncombe) county, met to;
dsy in the courthouse pursuant to a cal
issued by portion of the Farmers ALI
ance and a portion of the knights OF La
cor TO nominate mixed ticket for Repuo-
Lcan county officers. II was authorita-
tivelv stated at the meeting that neither
the alliance nor the Knights of Labor were
responsible for the call.
WEAK MOVEMENT.
The alleged grievance that was put for
ward as the occasion of the meeting was
that both the Democratic and Republican
parties had failed to give relief to the
people. From the remarks of Alliance
men and Knights of Labor present, II was
evident that the movement bad not much
support from the members OF either order
A full ticket was nominated.
Crawford, the young Democratic nonl-
nee for congressman in the Ninth district,
Is making an excellent impression IN his
Joint debate with Ewart.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-01
CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY,
az l-.eodl2t PHILADELPHIA

NANTED, AGENTS TO SELL
w the Piuless Cioihes-Line; the only line
ever invented that holds the Clothes without
pins O perfect success; patent recently
Issued: sold only by agents, TO whom the excla-
sive night Is given; receipt OF 20 cents We Will
send sample line BY mail also circulars; price
AZ once. Address THE PINLRsS CLOTHES
LINE COMPANY. II Hermon street, Worcester.
Mass. 10 2S-W4SatOcy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-01

hclped. ] wont 20 sryora hcfe tn tHo wy IN
turn. but mono could do me any good. had a
terrible leg with a nols In II as big as eilar:
and pain that almost set mo crazy. got scared
about 1t aud determined to try cCTicukA KEN
my leg was healed up as we'll as IL ever was, ex-
cept the terrible scar il left for reminder OF
what was once a terribly sore leg. Those hBhk-
JOHN THIRL,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-01

L'ARMVILLE n y POWHATAN
4 RAILROAD
GENERAL OFFICE sl3 EAST MAIN STREET.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT AUGlsr4Isg.
LEAVE sicHsDsn.
els 4. ~. rig Atl2nt'c coast 300 Ter nerulfk
5.l5 4. NJ, JiI Atlantc Coast Limo FOR N.llf.
peck and inss mediate stations
tiO A. NJ, rtg Richmond and DsnFiil0. iul yarn.
Vile, AMI al. stations nest 0f f0ss
Junction.
400 r. ", va kichmoninnl Danviiie f0r Pafm.
ulls, AMI hll stations sosi ~ Moso.ey
June ION.
500 +. 81. ria Richmond sli Da.glllo. ior Skim
garter Ani AmtrrnUra.
AgRfV6 At RICHMOND.
g.iO A. ~, Uir Afi4nl. Coast ilnf, from Winter
p0ck ST. infefmellafa -fAilHna
Gao I. NJ. ga Auant.ct 0ist iiuo from bermuda.
si5 A. NJ, rig klchmund add unuFiilc. frlm
farmUlle, ani au stations Wos. a
ROseiey junction.
SIS A. NJ, rid hlrhmOul AMI uann'io. frOA
NsinfuartNr and WlutHrp0. b.
All trsins daily s1 opt sunday.
For tickets, bAgxsg '-cnerkr, um0-fabief, 4 s.,
call upon A. ". GAkBkh A1suHc Coast Liua,
aud Richmond AM lAhylle IHp0f.
NC. lAlplTOS.
General Freight ono pasfeDesr AGENT
JAnss X WgKTH, General Manager. aus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-01
OFFICIAL ADVICE.

Campbell sought advice from an officer,
and the officer remarked that II IT was his
case he would take stick and fraii larkin
until he surrendered the money. Camp
bell. who is an Irishman. regarded TINS as
good advice and went out again IN search
Of larkln
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-01

TSC. FOR DIR. PIERCE'S MEDl-
I - CAL DISCOVERY.
75c for DIR PIRkCE's FAv0RiTE PIKE
sChIPTIOS.
zoe. for AYERS OR HOODS sARsAPA'
io:. for ALLcocK's POROUS PLASTER.
zoe. for TUFTS PILLS
lsc for POUND CASTLE SOAP.
75c. for SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
use. for HOsTETrER's BlTTERs. ,,,,-,
zoe for MRS WINsLOw'S SOOTHING
i5c. for BRANpRRrHy PILLS
lsc. for FRAYSKk's NERVE AND BONE LINZ
MENT. .pry
All PATENT MEDICINES and TOILET ARri-
Giles at 10 TO 30 per cont less than regular
prices
LIZ SALE. Aposhecary,
su sF,suAwsm sOoI yensbls street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-01
DEPARTURES OF sTEASsKs.
old DOMINION STEAM tn
~ SHIP COMPANY LAE

IT.
Ttessu can 10 obtained at A. W. 0aFDer's, iOJl
Nam street ChesapeakS AMI Ohio and hlcn-
nond and Petersburg depotA aud at com pAnys
Offices. 1901 Main street. Aod wharf hocssIA
Frsighy forwarded and S4-ouxn pills ~ I1dInS
isrusd tor points beyond Nov rorx
vrrignt receiver daily unIi D. r. NJ
pnsssogcrs lsaying Richmond On MONDAYS,
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS. aud
SATURDAYS, by tho Chesapeake and OHIO rail-
w,y ria Newport News az 500 r. NJ and by
Richmond and Petersburg railroad ,sano days
AT 3g5 p. NJ, will make connection at NORFOLK
win steamer leaving those days
GEORGE ". ALLEN CO., Agents,
No. 1901 kain ssrsee AMI
AMI Com uauv,s wharf kOs,x JytS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-01

harm FOR SALE
PUBLIC AUCTION,
ON THE PREMISES. By TIE UNDERSIGNED,
WEDNESDAY. ocrossR 8 1890.
Ari3M.
"INGLKslDH,"
thu beautiful and desirable homo Of TIE late
Carter BraI,Ou, 10 Hanover county, Va, nf,esu
miles from Richmond. milo from New Castle
Ferry. on the Panunkey; III ACRES. brick
house, nine rooms; commodious out-buiidinss
Of svsry Kind. Large lawn aud garden Soil
good for trucking. II NOS sold win b rented
For full information sdafses
Dh w H. MACON.
oId Churcn, Va,
1o8kkT W. foMLlu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-01
MALONE IN pANvILLE.

General William Malone came to Dan
Vile to-day on his way to Patrick county
and took quarters at the Normandie Hotel.
A number of people called ON him, IN
GLIDING Postmaster Johnston. the new he,
publican appointee. whom Malone had
opposed when Johnston applied for the
office. As Johnston arose to leave he took
the General by the hand and said )" Gene
raj, iii be glad to see you while you're
here" and pointing to the Government
building said. innocently enough. u have
an Office Just there" Malone looked at
him with o mischievous twinkle in the eye
and said: "Ah. indeed. Got an once.
have you? Pm glad to hear IT. Inc
Johnston ala not appear to enjoy the joke.
The officer who went to New York 10
bring back Fred. Lang, who is charged
with taking stolen property from TINS city,
returned this morning with his prisoner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-01
AUCTION sALES-This Day.
By Charles A. Rose,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No.. IL Tenth street,

DUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF FIVE
BRAUTIFULLY-LOCAT EAsT-END
I,or5 on THE SOUTHERN LINE OF n STREET
BFTWEEN TWRNTY-THIRD AND RANDOLPH
STREETs.-By request OF the owner j viii sell.
on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER !, 1897,
st5P. NJ, the archaeological PROPERTY, a.
follows: First, FOUR 10 OF ~ ieet each 'front.'
ing ON the south side OF n srcet between Twen-
ty-t third and Randolph streets and extending
bacK between slightly. converging lines 10 feet
In a sou,herly direction 10 an alley 10 feet wide.
Second. ONE LOT Immediately In rear Of the
above. triangular In shape, area 45xl23A feet
This section u rapidly being butt up with a
pretty class OF frame dwellings and Is daily en-
HANGING In value.
Terms: Easy and announced at sale.
CHARLES A. ROSE,
40 q % 3nOcf Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-01
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ WAY CONPANL

n 'II4sDAi lsRhAa aa'ff tAAlD 1tAliF
~ WAY CONFAhL
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER r. f}L
Ls.yk sIcuHOsD.
ZOO A. NJ. Freight except sunday. Carries
passenger, tetDeea Richmond al
GOfi0nsytio.
$50 A. II. DAILY Tor oii Poin; AMI Norfolk
Pullman Car White sulphur y Oh
Point
iiOO A. ". Express, daily for Cin-lnuAu pun.
man Palace Car Ola folal % White
sulphur. ami Pullman Sleeper char.
lOtteegilis 70 CinciDnsu CHAIR car
Richmond - tlIi,Du Gorge.
$50 p. n. Express daily Tor on Point Az slr-
foiS. Pullman sleeping Car eil-.a.
natl 10 ca P0luL
40 p. NJ. Accommodatlon oKcsp; sunday. ,o'
Charlottesville.
$50 M. Tho y. r. '. Limited daily Pullmsi
Sleeping Car Oh Point - NineianA..
sOlia Vestihuie train. slth DiningC ~
ani PuiimAns ,hari0ttesgiiis D. A. -.
einnatl ani Pullman ~ Lou.sulis.
rEANs ARglyE Ar RICHMOND.
7:i5 A. NJ. aud 255 r. II. daily from Cia,ilash
g:ls A. N. daily, exesp. sunday. FROM char
IottssylJe.
1870 A. NJ. and 7.i5 T. N. daily from sorfo.E
o:00 Z. NJ. treis ht from Cuarioiicsyillo eE-spt
suuday, Carries passengers
station: Broad street nnar NsFouturufl.
JANsSRIyER DIyIsIOS
Richnond and Allegheny haArQail
Leave RICHMOND
500 A. NJ. daily for lynchbars, Lounslos. All
Clifton Forge.
40 Z. NJ. for LyncnDurg except suuisT Sleep
ing Car for Lyncabars Haii
leaves Lyncnbgrs a. CID A. n iAly
Tor Lexington and Chiffon f9fs@
TRAINS AEzIys Ar KIcur0s1
eco ". daily from Clifton Fefgs
egJ A. n. excops sunday from tl'iol F9fEs
LsHlnytOn. an1 LyachD4fE
sIslon; kigEtr ana Canal suees.
H. ~. FULLER
General Passenger AsoaL
a. W.Srsvgss. General ouysrnionlelk 1917
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-01
TOBACCO SHIPMENTS.

SHIPMENTS of manufactured tobacco for
September amounted TO s27,22l pounds.
The shipments since January LIST amount
10 {, 426. 695 pounds, an increase over the
same period last year of 6S9,652 pounds:
Bishop Van de Vyver delivered an inter
esting address at the Catholic church to-
night on Aia;rimOny.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-01
Y0RK-RlVER LINE,uA wEsrso'sr

lOhh-N Lib 1Aafbb
TIE TAyORITE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No 81, SIC Y. NJ
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily exceps sunday. ~
n All stAsiouA Al Lester MAJOR eonasee
stage for walkertoo with Baltimore steamer"
TRAIN No 81. ess 7. X.
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily except sani,'.
for Wsu Point eonnscsins with f0fh.h,s.
srsane rs for baltimore. A. Baltimore sses ssS
cnaocs win Baltimore ADD OHIO fsirosi '~
Warrington. PhilAieiphia. ana Ssu foth
ssssmsrs leave Baltimore y. n ishh sh''"
's Traiss arrive Of sicanead sls A ~ soa sSD
TRAIN No IA 70 4 r.
LOCAL MixxD. daily except saasay 80
rwsnv-shird sGsss Tor wsss Petal ssa 'S''''
SscseseSsss q station to-. Of ypstais ssrsst
Opsa ) A. n 70 2. y. and IRON sr' ~
= cry uslsssnes Of Tent sai AA'
s snhAa JAA L TAYLOR
frsGc Hnnaeoe. General fesssnesf A4sss
jo1nRnA WIM psvsasa rsa'sss~ 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-01
A COUPON CASE.
MORRIS CAMPBELL OBTAINS OFFICIAL
ADVICE AND ACTS OMIT
Ne Disposss Of Hts Coupons without the
Aid Of the Courts Postmaster john
sson Calls on Malone.


DAxvIELK, Va, September so.--A coupon
case was disposed Of here to-day not ex-
sctly In accordance with law. but quite as
sffectually, and there will hardly be any
appeal from the decision. Not very long
ago Morris Campbell. q saloon-keeper IN
this city. was tried in the Hastings Court
on charge of selling liquor TO Minors
was found guilty. and required to paw q
fine which, with costs, amounted TO S2o'.
The execution was placed in the hands OF
City- Sergeant Bosseau and made return
able TO the October term of the court. In
The mean time w. w. Larkin. coupon
agent in Luxembourg. hearing OF Campbeifs
trouble, opened negotiations WIN MN
with view OF selling him coupons with
which TO pay the fine.
PURCHASED COUPONS.
Campbell learned that he could purchase
for Sl25 enough coupons to pay his dues
10 the State and bought the same from
yArkin under q written guarantee that the
coupons would be accepted by the state IN
foundation Of the account. Larkin came
20 Danville, turned over the coupons to
Campbell, and received the money there
for. but when Campbell made q tender the
Sergeant declined 10 accept the coupons
except for verifcation and subject 10 tne
order OF the Court. That didn't SUIT
Campbell. and apprehending, trouble ne
withdrew the tender and paid the uoney
for his fine. He then went TO barkin, VINO
was in the city, rendered the coupons 10
him. and demanded his money but Larkin
refused TO take the coupons or return the
money which had been paid for them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-01
PHILADELPHIA, X 9 H. tim
MoND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Appointed sailing dsyA Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at l2 NJ. and every SUNDAY ats
A NJ.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers
received I'll li50 A. NJ: for sundays steamer
I'LL 5 z. n. saturday. Freight received daily III
5P. v.
Fare, 81.
For further information apply 20
j. w. McCARRfCK,
General Southern Agent once kocxeitA
W. rCLfDE s CO.,
mol General Agents. PniladelphiA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-01

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
~ FIRsr-CLAss, COMPACTLY-BUILr, AND
PROFITABLE BLOCK OF STORE PROPERTY
AT SOUTHEAST CORNER OF GRACE AND
SEVENTEENTH sTRHETs.--ln execution OF tho
decree We Will sell py auc-
ton, on tho premises, on
SATURDAY. ocroBER4 1890.
at o'clock p. NJ. the following RIAL ESTATE
to-wit: The sPLESDIDLY-BUlLT, ATTRACT
BUILDINGS situated at the southeast corner 81
Grace and Seventeenth streets, consisting of
three-story brick recessed front store. used ~
above, fronting on Seventeenth street, ana Of
street. with good rooms above. and now. and In
fact ever since they were built. we'll rented 10
good and prompt tenants. This property win
be sold subject to ground rent OF siiss per an
mum perpetnaily.
TERMS: One fourth cash: residue NJ six,
twelve, snd eighteen monthe, for notes, with in-
terest added, aud title retained.
WILLIAM H.. SANDS.
9 BEVERLEY T. CRUNP,
SPECIAL commissioners.
BoscHRS, &C., PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST BoScnESS
EXECUTOR. &C., DEF ESDANTS-iS THE CHANCE
By COURT OF rug CRY or RICHMOND.
!, Charles w. Goddin. clerk OF said court, GER
THY that the bond required Of the special COM
missioners by the decree IN sail cause OF June
3, 1890, has been duly given.
Given under NY hand this 9th day OF June,
1890 CHARLES W. GODDIN,
Sc q Clerk.
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DISSATISFIED FARMERS.

The agricultural distress in the West has
produced marked disposition among
large and influential body of the farmers OF
that section 10 turn their faces towards the
East. The former movement from the
States between the Ohio and Mississippi TO
points still further West has practically
ceased. for il is in such Commonwealths as
Kansas, Iowa and Nebraska, which lie on
the very edge of the agricultural area OF the
West. that the depression in the farming in
terests has sunk TO the lowest level which
it has reached in any portion of the United
States.
The rest.essness which this decline In
agricultural values has very naturally Gre
ated has served to direct the attention OF
Western farmers to the great advantages
which Virginia has 70 offer TO immigrants,
both in climate and soil, and the interest
which is now being exhibited throughout
the West in those advantages has been con-
firmed by the large investments which so
many Western capitalists have made In the
towns which are springing up In the diner
ent sections Of the state.
With an efficient immigration bureau
established in Virginia, sustained by ample
funds. thousands of Western farmers, who
are dissatisfied with the conditions prevail
ing in the states in which they reside, could
be induced TO settle in Virginia, bringing
with them not only large amount OF
property, but that energy and experience
which are as valuable to a State as capital
itself.
1t is idle to think that the vast stretch OF
lands now practically gone to waste in this
Commonwealth can for long period TO
come continue to remain in its present
condition. These lands will be turned to ac-
count to enhance the prosperity of Virginia,
but the day of this contamination would be
immensely FASTENED by the judicious eX-
tension of active encouragement to Western
farmers to make their permanent homes on
our untitled soil.