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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-12
BY George W Mayo. fuci0neer,
Jgo. =. laugh'0u, Jr.. -7.csml1l
80. "a Smith street

T'HE "RICGMOND CRITIC -
< MAGAZINEArAU CTiON.-Hy d.roc.on q
the owner. who has % give his attention tD oinor
business ID which Lc BE- interested. NIl oter
Tor sale ~ pu:ilc auction, a. % u'r.1.. nl.n
TUESDAY, JrLT -, p.
al che Office so. 1915 east Nan +tre.t the ent'ro
plant and good w.ll 0f" rlla CNllr, long ana
iay raaly established as .he RICHMOND
JOURNAL 81 FASHION. SOCIAL LIFE, aud
GENEALOGN. IL has f5' ifHl-.tIr -aDsefl1ris
AID p rcoi edvertislus patronage, and fhe list
could bo very largely increased Joy an eusrgntc
Businessman who could give time ani attsn-
ton t0 its success. when thr rrosrni twner cane
NOT DO because ot other Im.Drant business.
The OUTFIT consists "a par. of - iuii fonts n
JOE TYPE bon god condition, -mp.o NpNpA-
klEL aud BREWER nlE Or = .ix-column
fOlr-pRge paper, several largo fonts Long
Primer ltalcs lNoupuiel ami Hrovior type,
StapIiH Machine, Imposing .olp, hnleys ana
Leafs, 20 Cases. double AID single Rack, Too
AZ SOCK cuts ani Engraving. nlesCi ba'1 NUM-
b-rs complete anu iu R1uuda1ce, ana every
thing necessary except fro-sl Ter ma neat
ADD satisfactory puuncalcn Of popular aud
attractive paper.
TsRvs: Easy, Gni made known az sale.
Iy9 GEuRGE W MAYO. Aurt.oneer.
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MONDAY, July H. is)0
being County-Court day, tho following yALUA-
BILE PROPRRTY-to wit:
!. \ TRACT Or LAND on the hoad- waters Of
Flat-nOck crock, containing DC ACtk,. known
"a BEECH FOkEsT.n This place has on 10
g0Oi buildings and Improvements, and IS Ia
every way desirable As 4 home and farm.
TRACT adjoining tho Beech Forest tract.
containing $50 ACRES, AMI known As The q" G..
W. cox LAND"
aArRACr OF lgG ACRES. conveyed % WI
liam Miller by George e. O-gain ana wife AID
Iss3, and recorded n Deed BOOK 81. page ~.
4. A TRACT or 40 ACRES adjoining Beech
Forest. aod conveyed 10 william Miller by j. 3.
Pace and vito. see Deed BOOK II. page gil
8. A TRACT OF 80 ACRES, known as the
"BENNEr TRACT
All OF these lauds are desirable Tor tho pro-
ductiOn OF bright iObaccO, 10 1hllh they are
adapted anj for which tley will soon b. 10 de-
msnd by parties coming from HALIFAX and oiner
counties, where tlis grade % tobacco IS made,
ant which readily yields ZOO per acre " no
planter.
Also, the following MACHINERY:
ALL TIE MACHINERY IN The CLUBHOUSE,
SAW-NIiI.
GRIsL~MILL with large pair OF Burrs.
one I6-HORSE-PONEk ENGINE and 81 OF lts
apparatus and GppurtenGncos,
a PLANEK and all appliances aui nxtures.
TERMS: Three tho sand dollars cash balance
on "a credit OF one and two years equal Install
ments. the purchasers 90 give bonds beading To-
teEost, take deed. ana give deed OF trust se-
curing the deferred payments
GEORGE K. GAlIBsR, JR., Trustee
w. Ii. MANI, Attorney Tor Trustee. 10 i4-Sa5t
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CLERKS OFFICE or rms CIRCUIT CoUar FoR rHE)
CITY or WMLIANsBCFG AND
COUNTY or JAMES CITY. May 30 1890. }
HUBBARD AND RADCLIFFE VS.. GODDK AsD
OTHB2s-CHASCe
I, Richard 4. WISE, clerk OF tho court aforesaid
do certify that the bond required Of speclal-
Commissioner n. b. Warren IN the ab0ye-named
cause has been FLED In my Ofiice.
Teste: RICHARD A. WISE,
~ RAW Clerk
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TWO HAMPTON HACKMEN
Quarrel About Woman and One Is
hiIled-The Survivor i'm Limbo.
fcpo.ia1 ,ciao-an 70 fha Diaua.ch1

ISpe'iaI toIegram U Inc DIsUa.ch'T
Font MONROE, Va. July 1.-Two colOred
hackmen named Zeb Young and John Nav,
Of Hampton, Quarrelled here about a wo-
man. when Young struck May over the
head with the butt end of his whip, crush
inc his skull badly. lilo was carried TO
Hampton, where he died about three hours
later.
Major Kobbe. who witnessed the difficult
w. arrested YOUNG and confined HIM IN the
ruard-house. where he awaits action Of the
civil authorities
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WOODLAND HEIGHTS LOTS
FOR SALE

We are now Offering these beautiful LOTS,
fronting 3ixlis FEET to an alley on Broad street,
on exceedingly liberal terms. Electric street.
car service from the lots to Seventh and Main
streets twelve minutes. To the home-seeker
no property could be more desirable. Overlook
ing the James and both cities, adjoining Forest
Hin PARK, 1t leaves nothing to be desired as &
residence. A. >. BRADLEY CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
Manchester, Va
Phone i9leA. te 22-lm
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The declining powers Of old age may be
wonderfully recuperated and sustained by
the daily use Of Qd1sHarsapArills.
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QUICK AND LARGE RETURNS.

lots arc placed upon the market insures to in
yestors
QUICK AND LARGE RETURNS.
TERus OF SALE: One third cash; balance in
one AMI two yesrs.
Through rs exceptional railroad facilities
"Ivauhoen Is placed within minimum haul Of
the enormous 1Os-an irOn-1re ~ Carroll county
and the w0rl-iamous limOnite nnd mountain
ores OF fne Crpple-trcea valley. AMI ~ ai'O
within easy haul OF mo celebrated focahont2s
ana Flat-TOp coal and cOkc-nelis.
IMMENSE LIMESTONE QiAbldES already
being operated within he town.
The ~. ] FURNACE Of tnr New-itiyer Nine
"a Contrary is already IN successful operation,
while tbe iVANHOE IRON COMPANY under
the presidency Of SIR J0raon l. Mott OF the
Mott Haven lron-Worss. ~ new Gord, has been
organized for the purpose Of erectiag another
ibe EXrFNsIyE MINES eight OF the New
River Mineral Company, adjoining no town, ara
already giving employment 10 largo number
mo "IyANHOE ZINC COMPANY with =
capital o. $4,000, has purchnsei immense DO
posts ~ valuable zinc-ores, which they are nov
deyei0Dng. aud Will soon erect several largo
BEING TUX ONLY CITY on this southern
connection OF tho Norfolk AMI Western railroad
lvanh0e has tccOno be great distributing point
Tor the immense ore-helds ana agricultural AM
timber flst.lHl1 Oh ~euLuMett'IA fNklAlh huA
Western North Carolina.
SituIffd in tho midst OF 2 great wocl-raising
district. ard within q short haul OF tho southern
coifl n-lo.d.. 30 place ia Virginia possesses
creator Advantages 2 WOOLLkN- AND COT
TDN-MlI.ie.
Vas .rarts ~ rod and white oak, chestnut,
hickory. pine. and heuiorg near NJ hgnI fur
nish exceptional opportunities for WOODWORK
Ing establishments aud steam iauneries.
$4,000 HOTEL WILL BIZ ERECTED AT
ONCE.
Wa,or-ycrbs. plsning-min, elecirlc-light
plan, bricL-worss, ETC., will 10 erected At an
cary iat1.
Bcius 1000 feet above the sea. the climate IS
unsurpassed by tho celebrated mountain re-
sort. 81 the world.
large trnr. u level land, with front ~ ono
and half niles ON tho Ncw river, has been rot
aside for manufacturing purposes.
Liberal iu judgements VIII bs offered all indus
tries locating here.
Through he connections with the steamship
lines the Louisville aud Nashville. the Shenan-
doah valley, aud tho Cape Fear and Tadsin-
Valley railroads, and it. outlet on the Ohio
river the Norfolk and Western railroad places
"lvanhOe IN direct Communication with all
the great markets Of the North, East, South, and
West
For maps. descriptive pamphlets. etc. apply
10 the secretary OF the company at " Iyanhoe,"
Myth0 county, Va -
W. c. VAN DORES,
President;
G. W. sEELEY,
Secretary and Treasurer
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REPUBLICAN, POLITICS.
Why There Are so Many Aspirants for
Congress In tho Fifth District.
Especial telegram to ths Di.patch-l

Especial telegram 20 tbs Dispatchl
DAxvILLE. VA, July 1.-THE REGISTER VIII
publish tomorrow interviews with num-
Der Of Republicans on the CONGRESSIONAL
situation IN this district. From what
could be gathered a candidate Will be put up
end the convention viii be held at Floyd
Courthouse probably the first part of Sep
TENDER. There are number VINO would
like 10 be candidates and a number proml-
nentlv mentioned. Some OF Thorn are W.
7. Barksdale and W. W. Cobb, of Pittsyl-
vania: j. Il. Brown and 4. J. Pedigo. of
Henry: William Powell and W. r. Brown.
Of Franklin: A. u. Lvbrook. Of Petrick;
John ". Simmons and J. =. Profit. OF
FLOYD. md q. ". Cornett. OF Grayson.
One Of those interviewed said TO the re-
porter IN answer 10 the question:
"What chance would a Republican stand
for elect.on?"
None whatever. - he replied.
Then why are there 80 many aspiTants
for tho nomination.
WHERE TIE SUGAR cosfrs ~.
well. III toll vou." remarked the Re-
publican: you see there is a great deal Of
talk about General Malone having lost his
influence with the Administrat on, and
now 1t Is SAID be ia going to retire from
politics altogether AMI resign the chair
inanship OF the State COMMITTEE. II this
be true. the old rule OF permit
ting the defeated candidate for Con-
gross 10 control the patronage of
Their districts, and. so Ear as party
matters are concerned, be TO all intonts
and purposes the congressman vii hold
good again. In that event the defeated
Republican candidate from this district
would be a king bee at Washington ~ long
rs Harrison Is President and. incidentally.
il may be worth more in cash than real
congressmau's salary is.'
John W Simmons - o first cousin Of
Hon Posey G.. Lester. the present repre-
sentative.
EVIDENCE ALI ~.
The evidence in the Penn and Fitz-
gerald suit is all n and the argument COM
mences tomorrow. The jude ruled that
two attorneys shall speak on each side.
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DIRECTORS.

JORDAN L. MOTT. owner J. L. Mott Iron
Works. Mott Haven, y. Y.
CBARLES a.. EDDY. vice president Norfolk
and Western railroad. KoanOko, Va.
EDWIN EINSIEIN, eK-congressman from
New YORK city. capitalist and director in the
New River Mineral Company.
GEORGE Ii. sEELEY, OF New York city. capi-
talist and president Of the New-hiyer Mineral
Company.
". C.. VAN DOREN, % Iyanhoe. Va.
General JAMES A. WALKER, Of Wytheylle,
Va.
HERBERT G. HULL, capitalist and lawyer,
New York city ~ 2-gW
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A TLANrIC COAST LINE

klcAaOSD AND PErLRsBt % RAILROAD
TlHz-TAhLI
Commanding SUNDAY, Soy %. ~ . 80 4
H.. gaias on ms r,1i u.. r.l ~ ,.ioTA
TRAINS ,OU fuSAKD.
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TRAINS ARRIVE AT RlCHMOND
YORK.RlYER LINE.,n VIEWPOINT
LEAVE RICHNOND:

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BoscHgy. &C.. PLAINriyT. AGAINST nrsCH ASD
Ala. ugggSuAsrs--lN THs CHatCafY COURT
OF THR CITY OF RICHNoNp.
J. tharie4 ". G0diin. clogk Of said court
cert ~ Tat TIE bond required of fro speci9i
commissioners by the decree IA said cglse ~
june 3l. isgI. has been Gu.y given.
Given under my hand fh. .,'n Day ~ juno,
le,o CHARLES ". GOuuiN,
ly8 'iers.
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NARMVILLE AND POWnArAS


RAILROAD.
GENERlL OFFICES, tO4 EAST MAIN sfltkRE
SCHEDULE ~ LfflCl APRIL lh, lrsl
AAZfY. AT Rf'Hn0hn.
s:4S 4. 81, rig Richmond ani pauTi.lo railroad,
from fsrmyils, Antioch, Nctsli
Cumberland loIethous-, runuys'lo,
Tobaca0ylia. hhiIsslle, bel0na, fua-
hsfau Courthouse, lpI"sIs Fails.
Wlnterp0ck. AMI skinlgar.er
1918 2. n, r.. krbmonl nni fHfersturg rai-
ruaf, from Hiutrrpuk, y lan mi Q, Per-
duo, Hrn-ll. AMI frli.ny
Leave HlrnnuNn.
500 p. NJ, r'a t'umond AL Dsn1il th.iroai.
for FarmWi4e. CuuIoriauf tgufg-
houa.. lOHhiau GOD .rluYusH, alt all
intermediate points
bf5 T. n, r0I Ilcnm 30 1ui l"forsh p rail-
rad, fnr Rype.'- Falls, NfliorpocE.
ani an ilfCruci.a.a pair.a
All trains laly oX0spi sunday
FOR tickets, basT4F .-ci.e.as, uu1..l Bee, NJ t,
call upon a. 0hEBlN. a.clmolI hnI ua1-
VIE railroad, Ald hi-aH0uI COL fr.rrsDur<
rsllrOlL d. H. blth f.fIl DO
General las.".fHl lf1IL
JAsss X. WEEr1. General Man...r lGS
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PeCul lar

To itself in many important particulars, Hoods
sarsaparilla is different from and superior to any
other medicine.
Peculiar in combination, proportion and prep
aration Of ingredients, Hoods sarsapariila pos
sesses the full curative value Of the best known
remedies OF the vegetable kingdom.
Peculiar in its medicinal merit. Hoods Sarsapa-
riTa accOmplishcs cures hitherto unknovn.
Peculiar ia strength and economy Hoods Sar-
saparilla is the only medicine OF which can truly
be said " 100 doses one dollar" Medicines larger
and smaller bottles require larger doses, and DO
not produce as good results as Hoods Sarsaparia
Peculiar IN its good name az home there is
more OF Hoods Sarsapar,lls soldin Lowell, where
!, is made, than Of all other blood purifiers.
Peculiar in its phenomenal record OF sales
abroad, no other preparation has ever attained
such popularity in so short 4 time. DO not be IN
dueed 70 take yosher preparation. Dosurc toget
Hocd'S Sarsapariila
soldby all druggists. 81; six fors5. Prepared only
b. c. !. HOOD CO., Apothccarics, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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RAILROAD LseFA
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
- WAY COMPANY.


SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT JUNE %, 1871.
LEsys RIcuaoSD.
100 A. NJ. Freight. oxceIt sunday, Carries
passenger LelHeoa Elfnmou1 aui
Goiq0usu ie
$50 A. W. Dsiy Io- Old Polni AMI Norfolk.
CHAR Car hirhmOnd % Oh Point
il:00 A. N. Bxpross, daily Tor Ilncln4s, rsli-
nan .eeplsg Car lcl IA z % WAlss
sulphur. and pdllman -l0ot or Char
lott sylile " CsDcnnat.
$50 p. 81. Express daily i9r Ol1 "oin. a-d Nor
folk. Pullman siesp!ng Car Cincin-
natl 70 CID Point
40 2. NJ. Accommodation, except Sunday Tor
Chariot sylle. On Saturday this
tre q runs 10 taunton.
$50 p N. The r. r.. '. Limited daily Pullman
Sleeping Car Ol1 Point 10 I'm, .nuaii.
sold yestibulo train. with Dining Car
sni Pullmsns Charlottesville ID Clu-
cinnan and Pullman - Louisville
rBlfNs aS2Iys A. RtCasOsp.
745 A. NJ. aud 2;j5 p ". daily from Cincinnati.
g!5 A. NJ. daily, except sunday. from char
loUessiile; On Mondays from slsun-
ie.,O A. NJ and 7;l5 2. NJ. daily from Norfolk.
600 ?. NJ. Frei h. ffom Charlottesville, Car
ries pssssn .ers.
JAMgsRIyeR DIVISION
CRichmond and Allegheny Rallroatl
LsAvE 2Icgaosp
500 A. Il. daily Tor Lyncnbdrs, Lexingtoa. AMI
Clifton Forge.
$50 +. N. for Lyncaburs except sunday. Sleep
Ing Car for Lyncnburg. A iIaln
leaves Lyncnbnrs a. dis A. u. toe
Lexington aud Ci.Itoa fVrga.
rsAiss Ag.IyE At RicHsosp
$50 p. NJ. daily from Clifton Eefxe.
$50 A. N. eSoep- sunday from clifton Forge.
Lexington. sni LynDbours.
station. hishth add Canal streess.
III. w. FULLER
0eeeral Passenger ASsnt
O. ~. ArAxAMk> eanasak xunaxlaxAaaAak tA2A
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GALE OF VALUABLE LANDS IN
LUNENBURG COUNTY. VA

BY virtue Of deed Of trust from William Mil
Ter and Rebecca his wife. bearing date on tho
18Th day Of January, A. D. 1881. and recorded IN
the Clerks Office Of che County Court Of Luaen-
burg county. IN Deed Book No. a, page 50, and
being 80 required by the beneficiary la said
Decd I will offer for sale by puOns auction, at
Luneuburg Courthouse, on
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old DOMINION SrkAM- In
~ snip COMPANY Mn.


steamers Leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
nui FRIDAY a. z. 4. sGnitest closed ono
nour before sailing Nme
steamers loays New York for Richmond
EyKAY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY 81 5 T.
n. arriving IN Richmond MONDAY ami skI.
DAY MOkhlNGA
Passenger Ecc0m n Odations Unsurpassed
Cabin faro W New York IA dam9s-uYor
roVto duclLding mesis aEi Uershf...... .ttli
Round trlp lcseuN limited - MrJ lhSs
after date OF lssuA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ u
stce~aga with Gub-istence. ........-.-....-. %
Strerag 20 without subsistence. .......-.... ~
CAuia D1ro rig Chesapeake an1 ONO rail-
Nay.....s. t.s.-.s-s.t-t+s ..ts..s-.ss-sss+ WI
CABIN fare va hiohnond and Petersburg
Tai4fQal. ~ -
Tlrsets can 10 obtained A. 4. ". CARRIERS, .flJ
NAN street Chesspeas5 ana OHIO AMI hlco-
moul AID Peters burg d8pgi@, ani ~ com pAoys
Offices, 1871 Main street., aaf NlArl. hockeitA
Fre.ghs forwarded and utols oils ~ lA41AS
if.u-,t Tor points beyond NeN fors-
Freigat received daily Until .. p. u.
pn-ssl- er- l.alIus NcAiluDl On MONDAYS,
TUESDAY-, WEDNEDAYS, luJ kSbAHc. and
SATURDAYS, by the Chesapeake aud ONO rail-
way ria Newport NeWsl al 3@) 2. ". snd ny
Richmond ana PETERSBURG .ciryai same days.
ate.s5 T.. NJ, will mako connection a. NORFOLK
win steamer leaving those lays.
GEORGE ". ALLEN s CO., Agents.
NO. lJJi 4Alu street, All
sub CompsnF wharf kO'keEES
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DsPAGTURs or sTEAaEgS.
PHILADELPHIA, r | G Il IfgfA
MOND and NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Appointed sailing days Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY att NJ. and every SUNDAY a. D
\. t.
Freight for Tuesdays AMI FrIdays steamers
received tll li'0 a. NJ. for uli IS steamer
till5P. NJ saturday. Freight received daily uli
SIP o..
Fare, 81.
For further Information apply 20
o. ". MCCARRICK,
General Southern agent Office RockouA
W P.CLlUk g. CO.,
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BY Denoon, Topper s. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
81 Main street.


A UCTION SALE OF A NEAT COT
a TAGE WELL CONSTRUCTED AND n
MICS REPAIR ON SEN los SitE 1T. ~
WOODYllLE. or MECHANlC>NllLs ROAD.
HALF MILE EAST OF TIE rlli.-Wo will sell
by auction, on tho premises. on
TUESDAY. July i5 1890.
AZ 8 O'Clock r. NJ. the above PROPERTY. Tho
HOUSE is new and viii make pheasant home
% any one only having o ANAL amount 20 invest.
ghe LOT has "a front OF 3O foet with depth OF
Io.
Terms: At sale.
DESOOS, TUPPER g CO..
iyio Alcuonoets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM
4 "a trustee IA q decd Of tri4t eiyon by Daniel
kinnaman, and 10 The request 81 tIe beneficiary,
] Will sell, on ths prem sos. nc O'Clock L. BE-, on
MONDAY, July 10. 1870.
tho FARM known as CEDAR POINT, situated
IN SpotsylYaaia county, forty miles from Richie
mOn1 city Uy tho CHESAPEAKE and OHIO railway,
and not far distant from Dawson and Beaver
Dam stations, on said railway. lt contain, about
BIZ ACRES OF LAND, with Large brick dwell
ing ami other bolaes. and was iOrrHry owned
by Colonel John Mercer Waller, end is known as
ago 4 farm.
IRR3fs In accordance with tho provisions or
the deed Of tru5l, which VIII hc stated on lay OF
sale. II. 4. THORNTON. Trustee,
iy3 Richmond city, Va
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AUCTION sALEs-ruturs Days
ByN W. Bowe
and
II. Seldom Taylor & Son.
Real Estate Auciloneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
LARGE QUANTITY
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED AND USIN-
PROVED REAL ESTATE
BROAD sTEEET NEAR BROOK AVENUE
AT AUCTION
AUCTION sALEs-rutur, Days.

BY virtue OF the hereinafter mentioned decree
the undersigned special COMMISSIONER viii
sell by auctoD On the pronisos, respectively,
IN the order named below, on
TUESDAY, July IS. 1890,
beginning promptly ~ 5o'c'ock T. ". the fol-
l0wiBg MOST DESIRABLE UPPER CENTRAL
BkOAD-STREEI kEALll--to VT:
!. Tha. BRICK STORE with DWELLING
above "a. cast Broad street, now and Tor a
long q occupied by r. Dgsrn a. r. boiling o.
tahlishmenL Fronts About - feet by good
). mat BRICK STORE AID DWELLING No.
G cas-; Broad street second door east Of She last
above mentioned, occupied by G. b. sauuders,
fronting 2lS feet % sgiaalcy.
VACANT LOT adjoining ana west Of The
frst above mentioned house, vi b a 'front.' % -
feet, more or loss anl running ack 20 tho alley.
l. That BRICK STORE 90 tho north -iie u
Broad street between Adams AMI Jefferson
streets, krown ~ 40. il2 west brOai street,
being opposite tho Mas ME rempis square, Art
occupied by Onesty sol others ON the alloy IN
the rear, which So paved. arc two framed tone-
mcnts rented separately. This properly fronts
- ioot
This sale offers an unusual opror unity % IN
vcstor-. The property opposite the MASONIC
1omDle square rents well. and tho residue n
the properly teine Just cast 4 iho NOUN or
Brook avenue, which brings iato Broai street ~
This point % iarF" HnI valuable traie, AMI ing
opposite tho square which ihru a. Boomers and
Lovy 81 DAVIS Hre or soon VIII lc on. has hu I'M
usual value fcr n9rth-siic Broai-siro'l pro-
perrE
TERMS: ono third cash; ta'Gnco az SIX.
twelve, AMI eighteon months Tor notes vita ln-
terest ADDED, and ttlc retained.
WI. SASDS.
PRESTON COOKE,
CANNON.
NIL CARTER.
Special Comm I.eiorer',
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(that being County-Court day a. ihe front door
Of the courthouse iu the city n Williamsburg,
all tho unsod LAND belonging o. tho Ash
land - tra,, OF land. which "a FIVE HUNDRED
ACRES. mere or less. The Che5auenke and
Ohio railway runs through this ira Of land, mo
Diascond depot l. on a portion Of tho luni for
merry belonging % said tract, and s ABOUT ons
hundred yards from the dwclnr-hOuse. About
one hundrei and TWEEN y-dye acres are arabic;
he balance IS thickly set ia Young OAK and pine,
contiguous % water. A good opportunity Is Of
Tor ei for Investment.
TERMS: one hundred dollgrsc cash: the balance
on q credit Of SIX aad twelve montns notes with
approved security waving the Homestead will 10
required, title retained unul the whole Of tho
pur ,hase-rnoney ~ paid.
For further particulars ~ 10 location, &C, mp
ply 20 sub crher: a. 90 title 20 Judge Is. J.. Hem
ley, At orney conducting the suit. AZ LightiOOt
Post OGlce, Va. II. 10. WAkkEN,
Special COmmi ssiOner
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FOR Rent.
TYLED EENE C0UNTERs.

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All lots arc favorably located on gentIy-rising
ground. overlooking the beautiful Valley Of New
River. The exceedingly low price at which these
lots arc placed upon the market insures to in