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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-28

A FTER TEE ABOVE SALE WE
IA will offer that DETACHED TWO-STORY
STOCk-BRICk DWELLING No. 1919 WEST
CARY STREET. IL contains eight rooms, 81
handsomely p8pered, stable, city gas. water,
and culvefts, aud is a most desirable residence.
The lot fronts ~ feet On tho south side OF Cary
greet
TERMS: Small cash rsvment and long credits.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
eeaJ Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-28
By Charles A. Roso,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
NJ II 1eufh s'reek

DUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF FIVE
BEAUTIFULLY-LOCAT EAST-END
LOTS on THE SOUTHERN LINE OF N STREET
BETWEEN TWENTT-THIRDA AND RANDOLPH
srREETs.-By request OF the owner | will sell.
on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ], 1890.
at P. ~, the aboye-described PROPERTY, as
follows: Firs,, FOUR 10 IS Of 20 feot each front
ing on the south side OF street between 1wen-
ty-third and Randolph streets and extending
back between slightly. c0nverging lines 10 feet
In a southerly direction 20 an alley ~ feet VIDE.
second. ONE LOT Immediately in rear OF tho
above triangular In shape, area 46xl25A feet
This section Il rapidly being bailt up with a
pretty class OF frame dwellings and Is daily en-
HANGING In value.
TERMS: Easy, and announced AZ sale;
CHARLES A. ROSE,
.o o 90 IN Ocf Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-28

GALE OF VALUABLE LANDS IN
- LUNRNBURG COUNTY. yA-By virtue OF
q deed Of trust from William Miller aud ksDsc-
CO his wife, peariag date on the 18th day OF jan
uary. A. u. 1884, and recorded In tho Ciorks
once OF the County Court Of Lunenburg county
In Deed Book No IL, page 375. and being 30 re-
CURED by the beneficiary in said decd, will
offer for sale by public auction, o. Lunenburz
Courthouse, on
MONDAY. ocToBER IS, 1890.
Coeins County-Co urs dsyJ the following vALU-
ABLE PROPERrY-to wit:
1. A TRACT OF LAND on the headwaters OF
Fist-Rock creek, containing 6ls ACRES, known
rs Beech Forest" This place has on Is good
buildings and improvements, and II In every
way desirable as q homo and farm.
2 ATTRACT adjoining the Beech Forest tract,
containing 80 ACRES. sad knosn a. The &c W.
4 TRACT OF i9a ACRES conveyed % vii.
liam Miller by George c. Organ and wife snd
John = EAnss and wife by deed dated April =
1883, and recorded In Decd Book Il, page g<h
& A TRACT OF 40 ACRES adjoining Beech
Forest and conveyed 10 william Miller by .. d
Pace and viis. See Deed-Boox 81. page zf9
5 TRACT or $50 ACkks KNOWN - mo
Bennett Tracts
All OF these lands are desirable for the pro-
duction OF bright tobacco, 10 which tney arc
adapted and for which they VIII soon % IN uo-
mand By parties coming from Halifax and other
counties. whore this grade o. tooecco = ms ~
and which readily Yields $40 per acre 70 ~s
Also, tho following MACHINERY; All The ha,
chinery In tho Clubhouse, ssw-mhL grnrmm
with largo pair OF Burrs, one io-horss power
Errtne. and All OF It's apparstus and spporte-
naeccs' . Flaner aud ali appliances and nxsurse
TsRNs: 5000 cash; balance ON credit o.
one and two ysArs. equal instAlmsnns we Ruf-
chasern 10 give bonds bearing interest," tAkea
deed. ana give deed y uuAs securing Ne -
GEORGE n GATHER, IN, Trustee;
". H. MANN, Atsoresy foe 1se1eeA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-28
Nh. MASSEY OFF TO BE MARRIED.
A Lively Tobacco Market and Prices
Good-Richmond Capitalists Detained.


Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.I
DAyvLrY. Va, September 27.-Superin-
tendent-of- Pubhc-l instruction John Il.
Massey passed through the city last night,
and confded the fact to friend on the
train that he was on his way TO Alabama
to be married on Wednesday next. The
bride-elect Is Miss Matte McCrary, Of Ala
hama, aud the ceremony will be performed
by Rev. Dr. J. b Hawthorne, Of Atlanta.
PRICES RULED HIGH.
The tobacco market was decidedly moro
lively this week. and there was a smart
sprinkhng of new tobacco on the breaks:
Prices ruled very high on all grades, and
the farmers who sold were happy. The
crop has now foI the most part been
housed. and it is said to be the finest crop
of tobacco raised in this section since. the
war. The sales ofplug amounted to about
10000 pounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-28
BY John T. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Bank and Eleventh streets.

A TTRACTIVE AND ADMIRABLY
N WELL BUILT CHURCH-HILL RESIDENCE
FOR SALE BY AUCTlON.-At the request OF
Rev. John Pollard. who expects soon to remove
TO his new quarters as Richmond College, Will
sell at public auction, Ga tho promises, on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER ]. 1890,
at o'clock 7. NJ, his HANDSOME DETACHED
TWO-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE at the north
west corner Of Grace and Twenty-fOurtu streets.
The dwelling was built about four years ago by
enc OF our best mechanlcS. and has pressed
brick on the front. and contains nino rooms. be-
sides kitchen, pantry, servants rooms, aud bath
room, range, hot and cold water, and tGo La
trobe stoves The house has recently been
paperod aud tho entire premises IS ia excellent
repair. In rear is n good stable. The lot fronts
% feor and extends back lb5 feet TO an alley.
Convenient 10 churches and schools and being
"a one square Of the electric railroad on Broad
street and within two squares Of the electric rail-
road On Main street this property Is In close
proximity to all parts Of no city.
Terms: Liberal. and announced at sale.
aeyS JCHN T. GODDlN, Aucti0neer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-28
CORNER SIXTH AND BROAD.
100 Doses Ono Dollar

The tv Millinery such large Of novelty we have
decided 70 anticipate opening by holding Mdnes6ay
Of Trimmed Felt hats
and Mourning Iea patterns shown that day WILDE 1ch as
You cordially invited to
make an insection Here no feelings hurt you do not buy
AGlincry Tqrlors Second Floor
Lndcr Chnrne Robcrts and Madame Macdut.
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AlIMALH rosrMAsTKR.

Rosa l.. Martin has been appointed post.
master At Free Union. Abemarle county
ttoe V. l.. Wager, resigned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-28

T,ARM FOR SALE
PUBLIC AUCTION,
ON TIE PREMISES, BY TIKI UNDERSIGNED,
WEDNESDAY, ocroBER 8 1850
Arl2M.
"INGLESIDR,"
tina beautiful and desirable homo Of the late
carter Braxton, In Hanover county, Va, fiftcsn
miles from Richmond. mile from New Castle
Ferry, on tho Panunkey; iN ACRES, brick
house, nine rooms: commodious outbuiiaings
of every kind. Large Lawn and garden. SOU
GOOD for trucking. II not cold viii bs rented.
For full information address
On. W. II. MACON,
Old Church. Va:
kObkbT W. T0MLlu,
ss7-ssAwtoesi NoTfsns "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-28
AUCTION aALEs-- Mona,sssy'.''.>.,oI
BY George W. Mayo, Auctioneer'
Ono. z. Lnughtop, Jr., ssiesmsnJ
No "a Ninth street.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, JAIN
- PETS, STOVES. MArTREsyss s nnE
GUN, FENDEks, &c, AT AuCrloN.-on
MONDAY
WI sell at my suction-rooms-
J. CRIMSON RIPS PAkL0R SUIT,
Sorhs AND PARLOR ORGANS, .,-,r.
WALNUT AND POPLAR CHAMBER sViIS'
nara AND Stuck MAT TnsssrsnEssn,s
DOUBLE AND SINGLE BEDSIkAps,
BED-SPkiNGs LOUNGES, TABLES;
Several good SECONDHAND CAkPEis-ioi
rooms. halls, and stairs; =
iOO pair SAsH-with lights sxlO ana loAlS-h
lots % suit:
NEW DOUBLE-BARRELLED SHOTGUN;
TENDERS, COOKING AND HEAilNo-
STOVES,
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES GENERALLY.
ss2s GEORGE W. MAYO. Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-28
TuI,RsDAY ocronER NJ. Isol.

THU RSDA1, OCTOBER IL, I69l,
beginning 1T IL o'clock NJ. tho VALUABLE
COIION-MILLs above reforrei to. consisting 81
tho main building, SJsl30 ieet, four siofie, higb;
loom house. ssxlO1 feet, two siOric. high. "a,
first Moor Of winch IS used ~ pacing and
storage room; PICKER house with uising room,
asx5g foot: cotton house Car,-proof, capacity q
Two hundred bales, besides Oh other necessary
buildings Tor notye-poser. Offices, &c.
me machinery IL 10 good condition and mostly
OF modern patterns. ard hasa daily capacity Tor
$500 pounds = ard brown sniriing ana shesiins.
or ! l,2OO yGrie.
owner of the and furnishing water rom mo
Manchester canal az reasonable rate, ana NO
lesse Is perpetual -
Arer Tho .ale n the mil, will sell SIX
Dot BILE rEEKMKNT FRAME hOCsE, stu
ated GA tie south side 81 Fourth street between
Everett aud >'0cAt Ia s,rrou-, aud mo LOTS upon
which they stand, irlnu8g together about 10
feet Those houses viii ne sod ~ whole or
separately, ~ may - deemed oe-t az ihr um1
Of rals. 1Lo teuem0nU are rent0i 10 en- lOyees
Aud Immediately thereafter viii sell, in par:
coils Il convenient sizs, 30 foot 81 VACANT
LASD on TIE nora si!e az Fourth street betseen
Everett aul So Afon. tlese lots arc desirable
Tor building pIrIofc-.
The mul-buIGisgs and machinery are ina
good condiiioa. and tho Orhnis OF ther pfOipet
are we'll knoNn all highly Hpprecis ei
One Of The great RaFaotasss n he abovo-des
scribcd cOf.0u-Tauling properly b. ~ location ia
tho centre Of temperate. " both rail- and
water.
The mills 20 De soli are IN successfdl opers-
ton, aud iho sale D. uoctssltato1 - tho Winding
up OF an estate.
For turlh0r iufOrmafl0p apply - q. A. PkPlks
superintendsnt Marital Mlls Nfu 'aester, Va.
or 10 ihe aucti0roef az Richmond, Va.
TBKMs: Que hltA u TO pur, Aass-mOnsy nuf1
be PAID ia cash, and tho reslluo "a threo egl-.
insialmsn's atsiy, tgriF", GuI pightsnn monips
from the day of sale, the credit payments y Do
evidenced by negotiable 1Diss with interest,"
added. aud secured ~ q He'd O. irlsi up0n tAs
property.
Possession % The prOp8r.y W ' pc given 70 thc
purchaser on tho lst dsy o. S0rsu. 80 i.p.
o.. A.. foNE,
20 .s-eOd Surviving ifustSe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-28
ByJ Thompson Brown & Co.,
1li3 Main street
A BEAUTIFUL BLOCK
2i1j4 FEET BY iss FEET.
WASHINGTON STREET NEAR
CARY STREET.
FORMERLY MRS. d. BROWNS BAKERY.
WITH A DETACHED TwO-sToRY DOUBLE
FRAME DWELLING SLIGHTLY DAM
AGED By FIRE.
We will sell a, PUBLIC AUCTION. on the pre-

We viii sell az Pu BLlC AUCTION, on the pre-
misses,
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER BOTH,
ats w.. the ABOVE PROPERTY. IL can be
subdlvid-d into EIGHT BEAUTlFrL BUILD
ING LOTS 10 much advantage. and the dwell
ing, which was slightly damaged by recent
IRE, can be pat 20 thorough ordsr AZ little cost.
THESE LOTS AXE BEAUTIFULLY STU
ATED. being the highest point IN our West
End, and nothing hotter can be secured Tor tho
money
ATTEND THIS SALE AND PICK Up A BAR
GAIN.
WILL BE SOLD As \ WHOLE OR d.
VlDED, rs may b. determined.
TERMS: IL sold g. a whole. SEQ on n credit
OF SIX years $50 on q credit OF one year, and
balance one hslf cash. or instead OF cash, Deso-
table notes catisfs 'tOrlly endorsed ~ thirty,
six y. and ninety days. remainder IN SIX months !;
or II divided, terms IA usual.
!. THOMPSON BROWN CO.,
ee2i Aucti0neers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-28
FOR RENT.
80 - -.-~-~~~N~
NOR RENT, DWELLINGS.

= u
800 per annum, No. 6l2 east Grace street;
10 rooms.
$500 per annum, No. 500 east Leigh street; 10
rooms
500 per sunum, No. sl6 Park avenue; IS
rooms.
500 per snnum, No. $40 west Grace street; II
roOms.
$500 per annum, No. 400 north Twelfth street;
II rooms.
rooms.
$500 per snnum, No. 81 east Main street; 10
rooms.
500 per annum, No. 2i5 east Main street; 10
rooms.
$500 per annum, No. 40i east Cary street; ~
rooms.
500 per annum, new HOUSE on Floyd street;
6rOoms.
s3lO per snnum, No $50 north Second street;
rooms
s225 per annum, No. lOl west Cary street; 0
rooms.
SEQ per annum, No. - west Marshall street;
7rooms.
FLATS.
No lis south Third street; rooms
Also, several STORES.
Call aud got Printed List Of the property
have for rent \. W. BOWIE,
SO 2glt Real Estate Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-28
fiUincry Parlors Second Floor,

Under Charge Miss Roberts and Madame Macdu6
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-28
WOODLAND HEIGHTSl!

This property OF the southsde Land ana lii,,
proyement Company consists OF nearly FIVE
HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND which has been
divided up into lots Of thirtyone feet EACH run
ming hack one hundred sni forty-eight deep 10
an alley fourteen feet wide. one OF mo grEnu
feature. OF a person buying themselves nome
ct Woodland Heights is the beautiful Forest
Hin Park over there. Lots are Offered on the
following terms: one fourth cash; balance one,
two, and three years, and your taxes are psld up
10 1852. Call on ~,,,
THOMAS RUTHERFoORD,
- 90 oott, rorfh Tenfh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-28
AND EXTENDING FROM EVERETT TO
STOCKTON STREETS.

Rv virtue Of n deed Of trust from the Marshall
Manufacturing Company 20 G. &. Nc tae and =:
W. Bowe. trusiees, dated october q. 1874. sui
duly re ,orisi VIII. a. surviving tru'tee, being
thereto required by tho holder - one nm IN
interest OF the bonds secured. aad In eleofdancs
with a resolution Of TIE STOCK holders sioptei ca
the 2ith DAY Of June, ls9o. sell ~ public sict'on'
on The promises. on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-28

NOR SALE, GREAT BARGAlN.-G
L $500 will buy NEW FRAME DWELL ~
ING. eight rooms stable, and other out-buld-
ings' lot 2lOx3OO feet Located Just beyond tne
porthsas;ern city limits. Convenient 10 Electric
line Small cash payment or easy monthly IN
stslments. Long time. Address A. B T., care
OF Carrier No. %. sc 2s-Su6N@t-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-28

CONGRESSMAN Grain. Of Texas, one Of the
best .peakers on the Democratic side OF the
House was yielded fifteen minutes TINS
yort. but he did not have much TO say re-
caring tariff. Instead he went for the
Republicans without gloves tor the rob
berries tbev have committed in this House
10 turning out Democrats. He had good
deal 10 say ia regard TO the shameful
unseating Of Mr.. yenable; and also
ihelr failure 10 pass the Blair
EDUCATION bin. lie said that as long as
she House Was Democratic a Republican
Senate passed the Blair blu because they
wanted TO pander 10 the northern negroes
who hold the balance Of power in several
States. IL was not the southern negro that
concerned the Republican leaders. me
southern negro could shift Tor himself.
Now when. the Republicans have all the
branches Of the Government they decline
20 pass the Blair bill. Dir. Grain made a
strong speech.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-28

Rand executed as required By decree.
T peas 8. G. WINGFIELD,
"A s6-eOdt8 Clork.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-28

NOR SALE PRIVATELY, No. n
l. 23C5UAST FRANKLIN STREET; eleven L-a
rooms. lot S0x- 20 an alley large stable on lot
pays over 10 per cent. on price asked: Come Tor
a bargain. AFPERsON & Co,
az gS3t Real Estate Agents.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-12-25
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