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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-14
WESTERN VERMONT MAsoNs.
Annual Reunion and Election Of OAicers
he Ball and the banquet.


MiDDLEDvRY, VT, Feb The annual
reunion If TIE Western Vermont Masonic
association was held here last night. Ino
following officers We're elected:
President, Edward c. Wooiworth, Ar
lington; vice presidents, Thomas ID. Bah.
bit Of Rutland county, W. II. Brewster of
Addison County. L. y. Bennett of Benning
ton county, D. y Nicholson of Chittenden
county; treasurer, Col. y. i. Fletcher OF
MilIeoury; corresponding secretary, Al.
fred -, Connover of Manchester. recording
secretary O. W. Jenniug of orwell. eXecu-
tive committee. \ II. stone Of Walling-
ford, j. IL. Whipple OF Manchester, II. ..
Cdrponter OF Rutland, +. II. Bachelor Of
East Dorset, Horny Binsha.l OF BenDins
ton, finance committee. Walter f. Scott Of
Brandon, Charles X. Allen of Fairhaven,
Frank \. Goss Of Nergcnnes. \ grand
bail was held in the town hall and about
So couples were in attendance. The scene
in the ball was a gorgeous one, the ladies'
being dressed in the most beautiful cos
tunes and those gentlemen, entitled to do
SO, being in full regalia.
At II o'clock the party broke up piece
meal for the banquet at the Addison House
where Landlord John Higgins gave ono of
the finest spreads yer seen at a like affair
in Vermont. The banquet being over
dancing was resumed and was not concluded
until late hour in the morning. The
Howard Opera House orchestra furnished
splendid music and the occasion was ono
which those present will long remember
Vermont Pensioners.
WAsHINGToN, Feb. G.-Pensous havo
been GRANTED the following Normontcrs:
Original, invalid Nathan +. Hayes, Centre
Rutland; Edwin II, Trick, Burlington, Al
hanuon Porry, West Bolton; Lorenzo Dyke,
Winooshi increase, Frye b. Hopkins,
Springfield; Herbert o. SpaUldng, Morris
town: Erasmus G.. Butteriie.d, Morrisyille:
John Worthen, Rutland.
WASHlEGToN, Feb. l2.-The following
Nermonters have been granted pensions:
Original, John NJ. NoCugs, Bondvile,
Philip Hammer, Burlington; Moses snow,
Ludlow; Henry Il. Stevens, Enosburg;
Alonzo Kingsley, Cambridge; Charles a.
Spencer, Lyndonvinc; Eaton \ Heath,
Warren; John c. Grace no place given
George F. Reed, Chelsea; Hoses Hnselton
proctorsyiile.
WASHINGTON, Feb. - Pensions have
been granted to the following Nermonters;
Increase, Charles II. ellison of Woodstock,
Henry :. Smith of Bristol. Myron Stearns
Rutland, james NJ. Tarbell of Londonderry
and A. f. lIcckett of North Underhill.
WAsHINGToN Feb. 4-The following
Nemontors have received pensions; Or
IIinal, Robert Daisey, Groton; Clark Reed,
PlainAcld; Edward S simmons, Greens
boro; Jared Parish Manchester Center;
palston Phmney, Newport; Michael Sulh-
van, Northneld.
WASHINGTON, Fob. 1.-The following
Vermonters have been granted pensions
Reissue, Chaunccy Rickett, Brandon; Her
man c, Lang worthy, Middlebury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
MASONIC FUNERAL.
COLONEL W. e. ANDERSON BURIED BY
TIE GRAND LODGE OF N. c.
Ha,esxh and Fayetteville Fire Companies
20 Withdrew from the State Assooia-
tion--Murderer At Large
Special telegram to the DIspatch.l

RaxroH. N. c.. MAY 22.--The ceromo-
,,as Of the having of the first brick of the
mechanical building at the Agricnitutai
aud Mechanical College here were post
poned until tomorrow afternoon on nc
count OF the death OF ColonelW. u. Anoer-
son. The funeral of Colonel Anderson
was held from Christ church TINS @t nE
noon. All business was snpenueu. me
ceremonies were in charge OF 'he 1Ian1
a century he had been the grand treasurer.
Palms II. Busbee acted IS grand master.
and tnere was a very large attendance
~ Masons. Tire city officers and aldermen,
The Iadlcs' Memorial Association. bank
officials. and members of the Capital Cluo
also attended. The funeral was one. OF
the largest ever seen here: The services
were conducted by Bishop Lyman, assisted
by six clergymen. The funeral was az OAK
wood cemetery, and there Colonei Anuers
son was laid 10 rest beside the body OF
General George Burgwin Anderson, his
brother. The building of the Grand
LODGE of Masons ~ draped in mourning. as
are also the Bank and Capital clubs.
Governor Fowle and State Auditor
Sanderlin returned to-day from Charlotte
RETURN oY THE FIKENEN.
The Hremen who went from this city also
returned o-day from Charlotte. The Cap
ital Hose Company brought BACK tne
championship medal for the SOO-yard race.
which 1t will hold for another year, unless
there is a race between It and the Greens
boro' company. Raleigh aud tayettevllie
will probably withdraw from the otate
Firsmen's Association.
The Governor will be asked TO oner a re-
ward for Latin Herring, who IS wanted iOr
slavinp Charles Purcell in Robson county.
Herring is in the swamp. ,..
A great number OF young shad were To-
day placed in streams in sampson county
by the United States Fish Commission;
The general store of j.. 5. BirKhead az
ASHORE has been burned with all It's con-
tents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
Scotiand-Neck News.

SCOTLAND NECK, n. c., May ~, 1890,
Thomas Allsbrook had his hand 80 badly
cut in a lathing-machine at Hamilton that
II had TO be amputated.
Colonel Stephen A. Norheet, prominent
farmer of BERTHE county, is mentioned as
the next representative from this congress
slonal district.
Surveys are being made from Greenville
and Bethel, in Pitt county, 10 Washington
TO determine the route for the branch road
10 be built from the Scotland Neck and
Greenville road TO Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
BEDFORD CITY
Land and Improvement
Company.
CAPITAL AUTHORIZATIONS

This company owns aut controls fo0 a'rNq I
lind si.nsted ln tl- western p....u u. tar tf',
VIII - o." most ava liable fars az no cily ~
residences and manufactures
ADVANTAGES OF THIS CITY
7. to, ., d.. ..-f.ft aud Net. ,.lf-.,.
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r., 80, " W., -. .' ',., ,' 'I,
ta'r W ,ne 80. ''-.' 50
Wllch IL sein ils uulln''el supply
PuRE ANo WHOLESOME MATER
,,.,-r-,...,.o,,,,.. p......
= > 80, ,
49,, ,,. '.,,,,,t d.. 49,. . 2
49, l,u ~, % i'p -. 'i-'
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a., ,.' . - s.,...''. b.. .... .. 81.
" l+i So. '- A, ' a,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
PINNED BY A BULL.
Narrow Escape of II. j. Watson from a
Horrible Death.
spec,sl telegram 10 the Dispatch.l

RALEIGH, N, c., May PIN Moore
county X. J. Watson. prominent citizen,
had a remarkable escape from horrible
death. He was walking on public road
near Sanford when a mad bull met HIM
and at once began furious attack, over
took him and pinned Watson against. a
gate. Watsou's body was between the
horns, and the bull pressing with all his
might gave the man the most excruciatlng
torture. Watson cried for help and a
woman came up on the other side OF tho
gate and beat the bulls head with a rail.
Occasionally she struck the helpless VIC
tim. Suddenly the gate gave. way and
Watson and the woman escaped. Watson
ic badly hurt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23

companies 10 send to Baltimore. for music (;
Int 4, the mean time the Camp has applied
10 Congressman O'Ferrall and Senators
harbour and Dmniel in Washington TO try
and have the order rescinded. Thcrc 10 TO
be no special demonstration in this section
on Decoration-day TO employ bands, and
even should there be any observance All
the musicians would return home the night
before.
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.
senators Lovenstein, of Richmond, and
other grahd officers OF the Royal Arcanum
are in town tonight to attend the decen.
NAL celebration OF the Pocahontas Council
and banquet at the st.. james. supreme
Regent l.. X. Watts is also guest:
Judge L. l.. Lewis and Judge Waller r.
STABLES and other gentlemen from Rich
mond were guests OF Judge II. W. Hughes
al Virginia Beach to-day. with number of
the bar OF Norfolk.
CAPTAIN Samuel Marsh and Mr.. Alpheus
White, well-known citizens OF Norfolk,
were paralyzed to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
NORTHERN NECK RAILROAD.
Important Meeting Held-Reports Re
ceiyed-Work to BE Pushed.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG. Va. May 22.-An adj
journed meeting of the proposed Northern
Neck Railroad Company was held in the
Opera-House here to-day-Mayor A. r..
Rowe presiding and X. b. Merchant secre-
tary. Letters stating the interest the peo-
pie throughout the Neck take IN the pro-
posed road were read fromJ. f. K. Crabbe:
of Westmoreland, and Dr.J. ). Massey, OF
King George, also letters OF inquiry from
Henry Altman, Esq, of New York. These
were referred TO appropriate committees.
Interesting statistical reports from no.
bert Hall Of Richmond county, and j. T..
X. Crabbe. of Westmoreland. were read
and ordered to be printed in pamphlet
form. Information as 10 right OF way and
survey was presented and steps were taken
for the contamination of the same at the
earliest practicable moment The Static
teal Committee was increased 70 two from
each county, with instructions to report as
early as convenient.
SUFFICIENT CAPITAL TO BE HAD.
William A. Jones. Esq. Of Richmond
county, chairman of the Committee on Cap
ital, made general report, embracing con-
ferences and correspondence with promi-
nent railroad corporations, which were
very satisfactory and encouraging. lie was
sanguine that sufficient capital could be
secured 10 construct the road, provided
the counties along the line would lend rea-
sonable aid, which he thought they would
no doubt be willing 10 do.
Among those present were J. A. Palmer
and Howard Hathaway. of Lancaster coun-
ty; Hon. j. j. Mcdonald and Lloyd L.
Smith, of Northumberland; Hon. W. A..
Jones, Robert Hall, X. Carter Welltord,
Dr.. L. G. Mitchell, and J. 7. Omohundro,
OF Richmond county; Hon. William Mayo.
of Westmoreland; Hon. j. L. Mason, ex-
Judge Hunter, and L. W. Payne, of King
George; Judge 4. N. Welch, Of Caroline;
Hon. A. y. Rowe. A. X. Phillips, Jr., Cap
tain n. B. Rowe. Hon. William A. Little,
Jr.. A. p. Rowe. Jr., John q. Mason, Gene
raj Daniel Ruggles. and L. w. Smith, OF
this city.
A resolution was also adopted URGING the
Committee on Statistics 10 prepare their
reports and forward them to the President
~ soon es possible.
The meeting adjourned subject TO the
call OF the President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
By Z. A. Csilln, Auctioneer,
No. 10 Eleventh street.

COMFORTABLE AND DESIRABLY-
~ LOCATED DETACHED DWELLING "
CHURCH HILL AT AUCTiON.-I wall sell at
auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY. Nay q, 1890.
at o'clock p. NJ. the DETACHED FRAME
DWELLING situated Nc. COZ north Twcnty-siXth
street. between Leigh and streets. Tho lot
fronts - fest and has depth Of l32 feet
For a home for one win moderate means no
thing better could DO desired. II Is within ros-
sOnabla distance Of business ana has churches.
schools, and street-railroeds but one block away.
Tie out-buildings on the premises can DO made
u pay "A handsome revenue. There - q good,
,strong. healthy demand for property oil around
NOW, a1d 10 Is steadily If not rapidly growing,
aud If you contemplate buying ia the next year
or two you should DO so at once, a. real estate
Will grow faster than money Will
Terms: At sale. l. A. CATLIN,
mylS Auctoneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
By Frank D. Hill & Co,
Real Entate Auctioneers.

A TTRACTIVE MEDIUM-SIZED
"A BRICK DWELLING NO. 1917 WEST PARK
AVENUE, BETWEEN HARRISON AND NOR
RlS STREETS, AT AUCTION.-On
SATURDAY, MAY 2lTH.
at o'clock P. VI, on the premises, Wa WILL sell
tho VERY ATTRACTIVE AND DESlkABLf-
LOCATED BRICK DWELLING loca cd as
above.
This dwelling, on the south side Of Park ave-
nue., contains about six rooms Kitchen, bath,
&c., and being in direct liuo OF improvement,
with no Objectionable surroundings, should
command the attention OF those persons OF mo-
derate means who contemplate buying In tho
West End. Lot q ll-llxli0 feet t. an alloy.
TERMS Ono third cash: balance IN six end
twelve months PRANK ID. HILL & Co.,
myl3 AuctiOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
AUCrI0x sALEa-vusure Days.
1.-lINr- I0N1Nor40NrVSVV~
BY sutton q Co,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctionesrs,
1914 Main street
A UCTION SALE OF THREE VERY
DESIRABLE NEW BRICK TENgMENrs.
Nos. SIS, $50, AND 52s NORTH PRENTIs
STREET,
BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS

AT the request Of the owner We shall sell st
public auction, upon the premises. on
MONDAY, MAY 20, 1890,
nj 81 p. NJ, the above-iescribed PROPERTY.
The dwellings contain four rooms each, COM
parntively new and in firstclass order, wi city
vnter, culvert connection, SC, fronting to-
getber az feet on the vest side OF Preniis street
ana running back depth OF IN feet 10 an
alley.
This property Is we'll located for renting pur
poses. having been steadily occupied by good
tenn1ts ever since they were buiit and have
Welded good D ercentAge on the investmeot
TERMS: At SAFE SUTTON & co,
my22 AUcti0neers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
AN EXCELLENT DWELLING
AND SEVEN BUILDING LOTsIN
THE PLAN OF
NlORTON'S
FLOWER GARDEN
AT A u G T | N.
ByN. W. Bows
and
George :. Ysshon & Son,
Real Estate Auclonoers.
We will sell by auction. on the premises, on
MONDAY, 26rH MAY. 1891,

We will sell by auction. on the premises on
MONDAY, GOTH MAY. Is9l.
at o'clock 2. NJ, the rest OF the LOrS not sold
at our recent Offering. ana embracing soma o.
the best In that handsome PLAN 1hey are As
follows:
/. THE MOST EXCELLENT AND COMFORTA-
BILE FRAME DWELLING, containing seven or
eight rooms, situated At tho souihSe corner o.
MAN aud Beech streets, with that MOST
CHOICE LOT on which u stan IL, 81 ieet ~
inches by 80 10 q wide alley
2 TWO EXrkA-HANDSOME MAlN-SfREkI
LOTS beginning IS feet cas- Of Morris street,
fronting each q feet and runnins back 10 feet
20 tho alley above referred 70.
g THE MOST VALUABLE LOT st the north
west corner Of Cary aud keser'oi streets, tfont-
ing - feet inches on Reserg oir street, sni Just
the place tor a store that would be well patron
led.
a. TWO PRETTY LOTS adjoining aod north
Of he last above, each froutils - feet Oh ksser-
3 TWO VERY DESIRABLE AND WELL
SITUATED LOTS gu the east side OF Norris
street, between Main and Cary streets, each -
feet front
Thee arc good lots. in a gooi n ighoorhoo1,
and are worthy OF, and We hope Wni receive, lus
attention OF home-seekers and investors.
Terms: At sale Plsts free.
GEOii8 :. NASHON son,
my % \. W. BOWIE, Aul lOntorA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
THE BANDS FORBIDDEN.
\ Special Order from wsshington-The
Virginia Senators Asked to Have
IL Rescinded.
fspecasi telegram 70 the Dispatch.

IspcHsi Wiegram 70 the Dispatch.l
NoRroLx, Va, May 22.-The election for
municipal Offices passed of very quietly
to-day in both cities. a light vote being
polled. There was practically no opposi-
ton 10 the Democrats, and Frank Morris
for mayor and the rest Of the ticket were
elected in Norfolk. and J. Thompson Baird
mayor. aud tho rest Of the ticket In Ports
mouth.
PETTY pART7sANRy.
The authorities at Washington have for
hidden the three Government lands in
this ssction-the Naval Post band, tho
Fortress Monroe band, and the Soldiers
Home band-from making engagements
On the goth. This order compelled the
Observation-Disclosures Camp and the military
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23

As THE VARIOUS BANKS IN
"A the city contemplate closing on MAY s]rB,
Ia order 10 give the officers The opportunity OF
participating la the ceremonies attendant upon
the unyeiling Of the equestrian statue OF General
X K. Lee, parties having notes maturing on that
day are respectfully requested 70 attend TO same
on WEDNESDAY, May 2sth.
NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA,
j. W. Lockwood, Cashier;
PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK,
Mann :. QuaTles Cashier;
CITY BASh OF RICHMOND,
j. W. sutton, Cashier
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK,
J. W. Glenn, Cashier;
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
RICHMOND,
II. C. Burnett. Cashier:
STATE BANK or VIRGINIA,
VI. W. Hill, Cashier;
CITIZENS BANK OF RICHMOND,
:. g. Wallace. Cashier;
SAVINGS BANK AT RICHMOND,
George y. WSbibridgc. Cashier;
MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS SAVINGS
BANK,
Bernard Pcyton. Jr., Cashier;
SECURITY SAVINGS BANK OF
RICHMOND,
William \. Price, Cashier.
Imy 2I,33. ,27&2oi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS TO
THR
AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY.

SUBSCRIBERS 70 the 10-sHARE RIGHTS"
OF this company can secure same by endorsing
certificate and depositing same and 500 with US
on or before MAY IS, 1890.
Those who wish TO subscribe 10 the UNPUR-
CHASED BALANCE OF THE RESERVED PRE-.
FERRED $ PER CENT. STOCK can do so by
signing the application for same at our Office,
which will entitle subscribers to such allotment
as may be made Of said balance.
The right to 10 share subscriptions will expire
on the 29th OF May. and the allotment of the bal
ance unpurchased will he made to subscriptions
for same made by that date.
Any further information wanted can be had on
application. THOMAS BRANCH b CO.,
Bankers,
my l6-lm 1i01 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
-EFFERSON-PARK PROPERTY.
SOLD FOR A DIVISION OF AN ESTATE.
We will sell at public auction on the prem

We will sell at public auction, on the prem
ises, on
FRIDAY. MAY %, 1890,
at $50 =. ~, the atoye EXCEEDINGLY DE-
SIRABLE PARK PROPERTY. IL Is we'll known
that the city has purchased the land on b0th
sides OF the above property for the purpose OF q
park known as Jefferson PARK, and Ia short
limo the improvement 10 be made by the city In
beauiifying this elevated and beautiful plateau
OF ground a. O park will greatly enhance the
value OF the above property, which fronts imme-
diately on tbs PARK.
For building purposes or Tor most profitable
inyes mont such an opportunity Il very rare.
Lots on the park front 2jxlOO feet 10 an alley
and the other lots have fronts varying from % 10
~ feet For particulars please call aud examine
the map at our Office.
TERMS one fourth cash; balance In elk,
twelve, and eighteen mOnths, per cent iE-
terest, secured by trust deed.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
mylS huctiOneerl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
By Apperson q Co.,

By Apperson q Co,
Real Estate Aucioneers, &c.
CUURCH.HILL CORNER PRO-
OPERTY, DETACHED, REALLY GOOD
BRICK DWELLING, 70l, AND STORE AD-
JOINING, AT THE NOkTHFASr CORNER OF
NJ AND TWENTY EIGHTH srKBETS, AT AUG
TION.-Will DO sold on the premises. at O'Clock
r. NJ, on
TUESDAY. MAY q. 1897,
ths abovn-describpd VALUABLE CORNER
PROPERTY. The Dwelling and Store contain
eleven rooms. Lot 3sxl24 10 ID foot alley. Good
stand for business and pleasant resiience.
Everybody knows real estate is advancing IN
price, therefore buy ut once.
TgRMH One fourth cash: balance nj four.
eight, aud twelve months. interest and trust
deed APPEk.ON q 70,
my 2i Real Estate AuctiOneers ard Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
A NEGRO lMPOSTOR.
Arrested and Sentenced TO the Chain
Gang for Two Years.
Especial telegram to the Dispa,ch.I


RnLE1aH, n. c., May PIN Robson
County Superior Court William Chi Ids, a
negro. was sentenced to the county cham
oano for two wears for obtaining money
nnder false pretences. His plan was novel.
He travelled through the country telllng
the negroes that he was authorized, as
agent of President Harrison, to collect ~
from each one of his race, and gave a
certificate that every one who paid TINS
amount would receive $500 IN return. lie
had succeeded in gathering several nun,
dred dollars, when his scheme was eApos '3
bv some of his dupes and he was arrested.
The Supreme Court to-day received "a
portralt of Justice James lredell, when
will be placed upon the walls OF the court
room. go
MIR. T. r.. Jernican, who will edit the In,
feDigencer. has arrived with his family ana
will reside here. The paper Will appear
next month.
The ice-factories here have contracts to
supply large quantities OF ice 10 hichinohu
dealers.
PLAYING WITH DYNAMITE.
The EXPLOSION of a dynamite cartridge
tore to pieces both hands Of ayouth named
Moore. Of Reidsville, and injured his SIS
ter in the eve The boy was playing Win
the cartridge, which was Of the kind used
in blasting in wells.
Electricity is now used in lighting the
ASYLUM for the colored insane at Colds
boro'. The directors of the asylum here
contemplate ITS use.
Very great pressure will be brought to
bear upon the Legislature TO secure the
enactment of a law excluding non-resi-
dents from the benefits of the vast oyster
beds in this State so rs to cOnhne the
trade TO the people of North Carolina.
Two men. one of whom was james Nc
Cless, were playing with a gun in Iyrrell
county. The gun was discharged while in
McCless's hands. and the other man was
H,lla1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
VFE MONUMENT SOUVENIR

7 EE MONUMENT SOUVENIR
LA picture of General r. Z. LEE printed in
the wood case IN which his statue was imported
from France, with certificate of Commander
W. Z. Smith. OF X. +. Lee Camp, Confederate
Veterans. for sale at 5il east Byrd street. Rich-
lnond Merchants and parties wishing same send
In their orders: they will DO promptly attended
! 10. Also, the shayings aud sawdust will be
preserved and put into Pulp and handsome
souvenirs made from them when the timber Is
all gone. Il. G. WORKMAN GILLIAN,
my2lilt Members Of Lee Camp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23

IN THR CIRCUIT COURT or HEsRTco COUNTY
PHILIP g. BARTLETT, PLAINTIFF, %. The HEN
RICO COAL COMPANY, DEFENDANT.
/, w. S. Leake, clerk OF said court, do certify
that the bond required Of special-C0mmisslone
Charles u. Williams by decree entered In this
cause on the 18th day Of April, 1870, has been
duly gwen.
Given under my hand this 18Th day OF May.
fs9l W. 5. LEAKF,
my23 Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
.UCrtoN sALEs-This Dny.
ByAugustins Royal & Co.. Manchester, Va,
and
RIB. Chain & Co., Richmond, Va,
Aur.,onoers and Real Estate Agents, &c.

AurttOuCeTt anu kebh hoNnec hb'hl,,
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MOST
u DFgIRABIE TOWN LOTS ON THR EAST
RRN snBURDS or THE CITY OF MANCHES-
TRR. VA. by PUBLIC AUCTION, on FRIDAY.
MAY 70, 1880. $50 O'CLOCK r. My virtue OF
a decree Of The Chancery Court OF the city OF
Richmond pronounced on the 9th day Of May,
IsgO In the cause depending In the said court,
under the short name and style of &C. Ob.
COwardip. who sues, &C.. rs Dooiey ana Purcell'
missioner. will offer for sale to the highest bid
der. az pubic auction. upon the premises, on
FRIDAY, MAY %, 1870.
n. A.a0 O'Clock 7. NJ. thtse most desirable LOTS
OF LAND Of which Charles W. Purcell died
seized and possessed, lying and being In Chez
teraeld county, Va. on the eastern suburbs OF
the city az Manchester each lot fronting 90 ieet
ana running back between parallel lines l57
RIGaT LOTS in square &c. or the entire
IOTsA5,6, :, and 3 in square 81
LOTS !, 2 4. g. 5, and In square 80
Eight LOIS IN square 10, or the entire square.
LOTS and . IN square 81.
Tho aid land living between Third and Fifth
streets aud Morgan and Msury streets, ns laid on
on map OF part Of Purcells ana Cabehs extern.
sion OF MARKS addition 20 the plan OF Manchesteri
March -, 1871, BY James j. peasants. surveyor,
aud formerly known ss portion OF the "talls
Plantation"
three equal credits OF six, twelve, ana eighteen
months, the purchaser e. give negotiable notes
for the deferred Payments OF the purchase
money, with legal interest from day OF sale, and
title 70 be rotainel until all OF the purchase
money has been paid and conyeyances ordered
NV the Court MEADE HASklNS,
Special Commissioner.
CowARDrS. WAC SUES. &C, PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST
DoOLEY, &C. TRUSTEES. &C, DEFKNDAST5-
is THR CHANCE9Y COURT OF THE CITY OF
KICHHOSD'
I, Charles W. Godiin. clerk Of said court, GER
tify that the bond required Of tho special COM
missioner by the scrse In said cause Of May
0. 1890, has boon duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of May.
1890 CHARLES W. GODDlN.
myI4igIeO22,&23 Cork.