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Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-02-20

Mild, equable climate, certain and abund-
ant crops. Best fruit, grain, grass and stock
country in the world. Full information free.
Address Oregon Imigrat'n Board, Portland,
Ora -->-'
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-02-20

For biliousness, sick headache, indigestion
and constipation, tako DR.. Pierce's Pollcts.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-02-20

Beware of limitations, -''TausilIs Punch !
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-02

m. a.s6>,n Times The philippe Of
Senator Inoalls IN the United States Senate
Iost week cannot be classed among the
agcrts ~ great men who are in patriotic
ea Mv, ~ =, solve the negro problem for the
best interests Of ell concerned.
Woodstock virrnioni Senator ingalls,
dejivered speech last week in the Unttcu
States Senate on the race problem that wa
brilliant in phraseology and scintiilateu
with rhetoric, but that was illogical. impo-
tent. and failed utterly to offer any SOLUTION
to the question.
Charleston Ns,cs and Courier: The stana
taken by the Democrats OF the Rouse ~
decidedly refreshing and inspires the nQpes
that the day of hesitancy Is past, ana .u =
our representatives in Congress VIII % 81
bold az the membership OF the party en'i'
ties them to be.
Lynchburg Vi,yinidn The exhibition 2,
what NAV be termed rampant keedlsm ia
the Speakers chair of the House OK hepre-
sentatiyes on Wednesday was OF charac-
ter TO make decent Republicans blush IoI
their party in the extremity to when ~ nas
been reduced by incompetent leadership
Alexandria Carte: All those who sustain
Mr.. Reed in the arbitrary course ne - nov
pursuing as the presiding otiicer OF tle
United States House OF REPRESENTATIVES uo
so upon the false ground that the govern
ment of the country IS based upon tu15
principle of the rule Of simple numercal
majority, and that as the Republicans y
the House nave seven majority they should
be allowed to do just as they please.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-02

a double track will soon be PIT on tho Ene
over part OF all Of the way nom Weldon
70 T wimlhf from Williamson to Rocky
Mount now make schedule time. which Is
gratifying to the travelling puolic.
Mad-dogs have been quite ttTTupies9mc
IN and around Williamson. me whole
town found IT necessary 70 carry neavy
canes for several days.
.ha smoke house aud wood-house of ]. w.
Sherrod. and his dwellings were barely
saved, being badly scorcned.
NOT so MUCH ouAso.
It IA said that the farmer, of Halifax
county will not. use as mucn guano tnis
year as usual. There has oeeh very httie'
Report saws that man In this county
recently sold part of bis land for quart
THE stockbolders In the Tarboro' cotton.
factory are having water-works put around
the factory for extra protection IN case
of fire.
ROCKY MOUNT BANK.
The bank of Rocky Mount sends out the
atatement Of its work for its first year,
ending. December 81, 1899. and 1t Is quite
satisfactory. The bank is said to be doing
business on solid basis. Hhiifax county
is among the counties of the State that
have no bank, notwithstanding there Is
much business done at several points
Rev. ID. RI. Tuttle. of Wilson, Is conduct.
inc an interesting revival in the Methodist
church of Rocky Mount.
NOT UNLIKE 1929.
A gentleman in Sampson. county says
that the winter of lSS9J90 is not unlike
that of 1s29l30. He says that then the
cotton-plant sprouted from the old stalk
grew. bloomed, and bore cotton.
There continues scarcity Of water in the
wells in Beaufort county, and some enter.
tain fears that the supply will give out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-02
ANCIENT CAPITAL.
somo Interesting Notes-Personal and
Otherwise.

Some Interesting Notes-Personal and
Otherwise.
foorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispstch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, Va. February !, 1890.
Your correspondent learned to-day from
an old citizen of James City county that
he had seen in 1857. in the clerks office
here, written on parchment, grant Of
forty acres of land on jamestown island,
in the county of James City. The docu-
mont was signed by King James. The grant
was for port of entry, and my informant
seemed to think that the forty acres were
located on the upper portion OF the island.
whore the water is quite deep, and took IN
tho church and graveyard. During the
war the clerks Office here. together with
all the records, were bestowed by fire.
Major John A. Henley left yesterday for
Philadelphia TO visit his son, who 10 down
with IN attack Of inaammatorYr rheumatism.
Mrs. NJ Il. Osborne and Miss Exile Hurt.
accompanied by Mr. William Rowden, oil
Baltimore, are ia town to-day. The ladies
attended the Colonial ball in Richmond,
and are natives of this town.
Miss Lucy Booth, OF Carriers Grove, now
visiting Sir. and Mrs. j. Henning helms;
in Lexington. KY. was gwen 2 pesum aitd
spacious parlors Of tho Nelms residence
were thronged with society people from 4
to8P. ID, who called 10 pay their respects.
The reception was one OF the handsomest
ever given in Lexington.
President NJ. II. ingalls,. Of the Chesa-
pcake and Ohio Company. has giveE.
through DIR. Booth. SIS towards repairing
the old powdcr-masazine here, which work
goes slowly on.
Bishop White will make an official visit
TO this parish tomorrow (6rst Sunday in
February -preachlpg both morning and
night. In the morning the rite Of con-
6rnation will be administered.
On tho sixth the Board Of Directors OF
the Eastern Lunatic Asylum meet TO name
successor TO DR.. John Clopton, resigned.
There are several applicants for the posi-
tion. and the contest promises 70 DO .
opiyited ops.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-02

Bolivian Legation to Mexico. General
Quevado being Minister at the time. From
Mexico General Queyado and Senior Ve-
larde were sent on special mission to
Brazil, Uruguay. and the Argentine Re
public. and this proving successful he re-
turned to Bolivia and was made sub-Secre-
tary of the Foreign Office, place he held
three years. In 1870 he was sent to England
on o special mission, the result of which
was that the old treaty of 1874 between
Bolivia and that Power was renewed
and adopted. Senior Velarde called at
Lima while IN route to England and
secured national loan of 81, 000. goo on adj
yantageous terms. He retired from public
life for q time, but in 1874 was elected to
represent Santa Cruz in Congress. In 1881
he was elected delegate to the Constitu-
tional Convention which was held at La
Paz. The next year he was named for
Congress and elected senator from Santa
Cruz. Senior yeIarde was appointed Minis
ter Resident TO Brazil in 1886. Before his
return TO Bolivia which took place
in 1887, he negotiated a commercial
treaty between the two countries. Senior
Pacheco, President Of Bolivia, nominated
him o. Minister of Foreign Relations in his
Cabinet. He filed the Office during Pach-
eco's administration and into the earlier
part of the term Of DR.. Aniceto Ares, who
Is now President. After leaving the Cabi-
net he was sent TO Potosi az prefect gov
ernor), the Office he vacated Tor his pres
ent one. Sehor velarde is q Journalist,
and owns . good newspaper property at
Cochabamba. 49,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-02
man ,o,ned the party, and made "ths snd
Of tho feast better than the beginning"
nAxcr Ar rnr MT. VERNON.


IN pr;day evening q delightful party
vss c,ven by the ladies' and gentlemen at
ths Gt Vernon. The large dining-rooms
were cleared and q band OF violinists with
niano PLAYED charming dance music and
the nerriment continued to q late nour.
Sumner was served in the parlor and was
very nicely and tastcfully-srranged enter
Among the ladies who received and IN
yited the guests were Mrs. thomas nae
Canoe, Mrs. and Miss Nc Mshor. Mrs. Mayo
Misc Mary MAYO, Miss Nellie Mayo, Mrs.
Iatimer Miss Moore, Mrs. DR.. Steel, Miss
Gunn. Mrs. Holland, Miss winston, Mrs.
Hall. and Messrs. Thomson. Bisseil, Hob
son. Coles, Harrison, Chclf, Gwathmey'
Mas,rv. BONNER, and Mr.. and Mrs. Worth
ington.
OTHER ENTERTAINMENTS.
Mrs. Daniel Tallcy entertained Mrs. Fitz-
bucb 7 ee and Mrs. Bradley Z. johnson at
q small but very pretty luncheon on Fri
day.
The Academy at the presentation Oh
Twelfth Night" at the matinee on Sa,ur,
day. Miss Otclia Cullen. Miss Mildred
Cullen. Miss Ellen Hobson, MISS Gertru isie
and Miss Annie Leigh Camm comprisca inc
Young ladies entertained.
Miss Frances Scott also gave box-party
on the same occasion.
pEsoSALs.
Mrs. James Jenifer Barton. OF New York,
will be the guests OF Mrs. fhiiip haAaii on
Miss Robinson. Of Baltimore. who ha
been the guest of the Misses Myers, LETT
Richmond on Saturday; l..
Miss Jackson, Of Philadelphia, is the
cuest of Mrs. Edward Mayo.
Miss Bedford, Of Philadelphia, has re-
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss
Mamie Holcombe andMr. John May heine,
of Philadelphia, at the residence OF Mrs.
Henry Wight. $40 east Marshall street, on
"Wednesday afternoon, February 18th. at b
o'clock.
The Misses Crutchfeld, of Fredericks-
burg, are the guests of Mrs. Richard Mall
ry. Franklin street.
Misses Dimmock, Of Gloucester, are at
Mrs. Cranes, Second and Franklin streets.
Miss Garnet, of Washington, is the guest
of Mrs. W. T. Oppenhimer. Ninth and
Franklin streets.
Miss Gaines, of Warrenton, is in the city.
Mrs. Frank p. Clarke. OF Baltimore, Is
the guest Of Mrs. DR.. Cullen.
Mr.. Richard Gaines has returned from
trip 10 Florida.
Colonel and Mrs. John B. Palmer are
enjoying an extensive southern and west
ern tour
The " Cooking School" is in full and sue
cessful operation, and some. OF the pupils
are making such rapid strides TO success
that we hope a new era is dawning for our
city when housekeepers will become so
proficient and such able teachers and as
sistsnts that Indifferent cooking will be IN
known among us.
Miss Mary Anderson, Miss Hattie Ross,
Miss Mary Pegram. Miss Cameron, Miss
Meta Potts. Miss Pace, and Messrs HOB
son, Atkinson. Ferguson, Hannewinckle,
and others attended handsome german in
Petersburg on Friday evening. Chloe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-02
A NEW ERIDGR-

A new bridge has been built across
Crooked Run on the Winchester and Front
Royal turnpike, in place of the one de-
stroyed by the food in May last. Since
May travel by that route has been almost
impossible. The new bridge, therefore,
viii be great relief to the travelling pub
lie as well as q convenience to the neigh
borhood.
A joint stock company is being organized
under recent act of the Legislature for
the purpose of rebuilding the bridges over
the two branches of the Shenandoah river
at Riverton. These bridges were burned
during the war and have never been re-
built. The town Of Riverton, at the con-
tusncs OF the two rivers, has sprung up
the bridges will. no doubt. become a very
thriving place. AB.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-02
Lynohburr Notes.
Especial telegram to the DlsDatch.l

LYScHBuRo, Va, February This morn
ing at o o'clock, as the east-bound local
freight on the Chesapeake and Ohio was
nearing Reusen's. Conductor g. Z. Hall.
who was standing on the top Of the rear
car, lost his balance on account OF q sud-
don jerk of the train, and fell back wards TO
the track below, striking the middle Of his
back on the rail, completely paralyzing his
lower extremities. Hishurts are considered
very serious.
One assembly of knights Of Labor has
been re0rganized here, which Is endesyor-
ing to form combination with the Farm
erI Alliance of this section.
The funeral of Garland Meem took place
this afternoon from 81. Paul's church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-02
FOE EEHr

>-o~o-~~O.~~No|~~~N~~r~ ~~-~>~-~>~SN>N~NO'>>~~~
L,OR RENT. "a
No. 201 west Main street
No. 1906 Floyd street
No. 2s22 street: fsl6 per annum.
No. BIS north goth street: SIS per monsn.
No. go south Pine street; $40 per apnuln'
No. AL Floyd street: 81 per monln.
No. 4l3 north 23d street. SIS per month
No. l4l3 Ross street; $500 per annum.
No. 1914 west Cary street; $3.50 per month.
No. 26ls east Clay street; sli per month.
No, 2S0i o street; per month.
No. g8Os o street $40 per month.
No. 5nS west Baker street: $40 per month
No. = Howards Grove; 81 per month.
No. 22O Reservoir street: 81 por m0n!h.
No. 3Oi south Laurel street SIS per month.
No. 227 north goth street $3.50 per month.
iphone 5Si. JAMES d. ELAN.
20 OH lll3 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-02
FROM WARREN.
A Fire-A Now Bridge, &c.
[Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

CEpARvrLLE, Va. January 30, 1890.
A large new barn belonging to Mr.. J. NJ.
Bierer. near this place. together with a
smaller barn, comparatively new. and the
entire contents of both buildings, were de-
stroyed by fire yesterday evening. The
loss will probably amount TO $4,000 OF
more. partly covered by insurance in the
London Mutual Insurance Company.
There is not even q conjecture as to how
the FIRE originated. 1t occurred In day.
light, and there was no one near tho barn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-02
JUST IN TIME.
Narrow Escape of an EIectric-Light Line
man.
Especial telegram to the Dlspstch.l

Especial teiegtbm 70 tno DIsPHVIILI
CHARLoTrr, N. c.. February There
came near being death from the entangle-
ment in wires here this afternoon. While
the colored man who performs the duty Of
arranging, cleaning. and eotherwise pre-
pairing the arc-hghts on College street was
at the top of one of the poles he uncon-
sciously or carelessly became entangled in
several of the telegraph-wires and I'M
ayoidably came in contact with the cleo
freight wire which is suspended from
tho same post, and realizing his unfortu-
nate condition in an instant. he loudly
called for help, and messenger was i'm
mediately sent to the engne-house of the
electric-light, not far distant, and the cleo
tricity was promptly shut off-just in time
to save the mans life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-02
BY Louis Rawlings,
Real Estate Agent and Auciionesr,
1900 Main street

IN PURSUANCE OF A CERTAIN
Il deed OF trust dated Maya, 1857. q me a. rs
tee. and recorded I'm Richmond ClaDcerl Cl4-f.
Deadlock iS2 q. page 43i. being rcqgos'ei ~
the bene0ciarles, default having been Utl. a
tho payment OF the debts tnerein secured, slsu
soil, upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. PBnRUAKY s, iso,
a. 3 o'clock 2. NJ. the RIAL ESTATE t1ere,y
conveyed. consisting Of 21xlO feet on "a nrrs
side OF Denny street between nilismsU.rg A..
nue. aud Proc street, With Improvements n,re-
on.
Tho Improvements consist % y god ffaua
house containing rooms ia good or'ler.
TERMS: Cash a. 10 expenses ~ -ale 90 fo fAr
Of all past-due notes balance az such tuH 4sHa
remaining notes will become due, anl any f.r-
Their balance on such terms ~ Will ho annIln Il
at sale. LOUIS kAMlINs.
ia % lrl-.es.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-02
SCOTLAND NECK.
SOO IFIVU NEONs
Tho Negro Exodus-Railroad Matters-The

Tho Negro Exodus-Itailroad Matters-The
Farming Interest.
Correspondence OF tbs Richmond Dispstch.l
SCOTLAND NICK. N. c.. Feb. /. 1890.
News reached your correspondent yes
terday that several hundred negroes will
leave Enfield to-day. They 60 mostly from
tss county: They have been collecting at
day that his tenant houses were entirely
vacated before be knew anything of the
movement.
WILL LAT ApoUBLE TRACK.
There u 90 much travel on tho Whining
ton nd Weldon railroad that 1t q thought
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-02

San FnAxcrsco. CAL. January Sl.--Ail
the overland trains which have been
blockaded in the Sierras arrived in this
city to-day. The first train this morning
brought about 100000 letters and about
10000 pouches Of papers for this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-02

TOR RE Mt. A
No. 104H west Grace $500
No SIS west Grace; fieO
No 6l5 north Sixth: ffO0-
No 1904 Floyd street $780,
No 5O7 east Leigh; 500.
No. zl3 Governor street. $500
No. 1910 east Broad; $40.
No. g309 east Franklin. t2Ol
No 2s0} east Clay; 1910.
No. 1905 east Cay: $3.50.
No. $50 north Twenty ninth street; 600.
No 909 north Fifth street: $50.
FLATS First and Broad $3.50.
FLAT Fifth and Cary 500
SUTTON s. CO.,
ia Oft l0l4 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-02
DON JUAN r, VElARDE,
voy and Minister from Bolivia to the

Envoy and Minister from BOlIVIh 10 TIC
United States.
Senior Juan Francisco Velarde. Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenlpotenti-
ary from Bolivia to the United States and
delegate to the Pan-American Conference,
was born in Santa Cruz dc Ia Sierra in
1871. He is graduate of the University
of Sucre and q lawyer. After holding
several minor Offices he received the APP,
pointment of first clerk in the Office OF
the Minister of Foreign Affairs: This
began his diplomatic career. He. was
next appointed First Secretary Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-02

DOR RENT. e..
Il DESIRABLE DWELLINGS. ~
NEW BRICK-Floyd near Laurel; ~ rooms
NEW BRICK-Grace uear Shafer; IL rooms.
bl9 Seventh near Clay; II rooms.
27l3 Broad near Twenty-sevenlh; III roOins' .
800 Cary near Madison; 9rooms.
ia Cary near Adans; rooms
l07 Twenty near Grace; orooms.
1919 west Cary street: rooms.
S)6 Main near Laurel; rooms
Ill Cary near Adams; rooms.
SMALLER HOUSES in other localites.
STORES, OFFICES, WAREHOUSES;, &c.
For other PROPERTIES call for
Printed Rent-LJSt.
J. THOMPSON BROWN s CO.,
fee-ft 1ll3 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-02
BY Henry I. Staples s Ca,
Real Estate Auctioneora
il02 Main street

YTRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE or
Il LAND ~ CuESTEHFIEfD cot NTY lily
ylrtuo Of a certsln deed % trl7tfr3m John lar.
cume. dated November 2, i~6. All dolly fe.
corded I'm the clors's on = " th-s.er1eii ,0r..
~ Court. in Deed Book 10. 'l, page Is, frfsl't
having been made In ue Jay Annt Z ffa Ieft
thereby secured, and tcInr s. required br us
Beneficiary, I shall offer i0r .s'e 90 ftf lgtost
bidder, at public auction, o. Gle promises. on
TUESDAY. FEBRyAgT s. $50.
AZ O'Clock p. NJ. tho PROPERLY described ia
the said deed sS"a certain lOf, llrce. Cr PANEL
Of land with he improvement ucfoln. sfi.
aied IN the county Of Chesler1eii. on no o..
bill ROAD, containing 90. ACRE. TOO p..-
perty Is situated about ciga' mlos tr0m hln.
chester.
Terms: Cash a. 20 tho expense - eHoclr1s
this trust and 20 par "a n dehi n * hIHifel
dollars, win interest thereon from no 2il M
vembor, 1885. aud any taxes that may pe iussni
unpaid, snd tho residue, N any. lN.n such terms
as may be announced At the tlnn o. 800
HENRY /. SIAflk,, 1rlst>-.
HENRY /. STAPLES \ CO.. Au 'fi0n@or-.
a2s,25.2egs, u, ~, lie l.2AFici
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-02


tJno. K Lsughtou. Jr., salesmanl,
22 and "a north Ninth street
CECON D-HAND CARPETS,
- HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, COOkiSG-
AND HEATlNG-SToyKs, WATCHES, &C., AT
AUCTlON.-On
MONDAY TuK Sd INSTANT,
al 1870 o'clock. will sell at my auction-houes-
A large number OF Yery good SECONDHAND
CARPETS of different kinds
WARDROBES, BUREAUS, BEDSTEADs,
MATTRESSES, TABLES. LOUNGES.
COOKING AND HEATtNfi-STONES,
RANGRS, SEVERAL OlL-sTOYE',
MISCELLANEOUS HOUSEKEEPING AkTl-
Giles,
SEVERAL GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
I'D ZEN CANDY-JARS &C, &C.
fe2 GEORGE W. MAYO, Auctoneer
A UCTION SALE OF BANANAS.
N ORANGES, AND APPLEs.-we will soil on
MONDAY. FsBKUARY 80,
a. $50 O'Clock
1875 punches CHOICE BANANAS,
10 cases VALENCIA ORANGES,
% boxes MESSfNA ORANGES,
% barrels APPLES.
WILLIAM JENKINS 3 SON.
70 git l440 cast Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-02

OUR WEEKLY RENT-LIST. q
si5 per month: No. 15J1 west Clay street.
$40 per month; No. 800 Reservoir street.
$40 per month No. 6lS MOsby street
50 per month No. GA MOsDy street
81 per month No. 1921 Pleasant street.
STORE on Main street near Twenty-third
street
LARGE ROOM near Hain and Fourteenth,
suitable for light manufacturing business
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ROOM for gentle
men on south Third street
sle. . doors, rooms In all: 1905 east Franklin
street HENRY AZ SlhFLto ~,
fe pit li03 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-02
BY George W. Mayo, Auctioneer,
Ono K Laugaton, Jr.. sslesmanJ
No. a north Ninth street.

+ Asst DAYS SALE OF TRUSTEES
IL STOCK OF GOODS AT STORES Nos. o0s
AND sos WEST MAIN STREET At AUCiloN.-
The continuation OF sale, as previously publish
ed at above premises, will commence ON
MONDAY. FBBRU Any 80,
at 1880 A. NJ, and will include all articles not
A dssirstls collection Of MEMS AND WOMENS
FURNISHING GOODS and FANCY ARIl-
Several aid desirable MAGIC LANTERNS, TOYS,
A large lot of DOLLS. FISHIHG-TAcKLE,
STRINGS FOR ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS In large Tote,
valuable UPRIGHT DOUBLE SHOWCASE
OUT DOOR UPRIGHT SHOWCASE, ..
An innumcrsble quantity Of MISCELLANEOUS
ARTICLES, many Of witch arc desirable.
Several dozen CHAIKS, AAITINGS. SCHOOL
SUPPLIES, Sc.
on Saturday in order to arrange goods for Mon
Trustee.
GEoRaK W. MAYO. Auctioneer. ieI
By Tunniclino & Co.
General AucIioneers,
sol Broad strsSs, between Eighth and Ninth
streets,
John w. Snow, OF Norfolk, Va, Auctioneer)
WE TAKE PLEASURE IN CALI
w ING TIE
ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
AND THE LADIES ESPECIALLY TO
OUR REGULAR
MONDAYS sALK OF FURNITURE, &C, &C.
Ov MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1890.
commencing al 10 A. NJ, We will sell 10 the high
est bidder,
3 ROSEWOOD PIANOS. six and seven-octi7e,
made by Chickerlng snd oIher weli-known
makers; - ,
Elegant Plush and other PARLOR SUITS In
Cherry and Walnut Frames;
sunerior WALNUT. OAK, ASH, aud POPLAR
MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER SUITS,
WALNUT WARDROBEs,
PIER and MANTEL MIRRORS.
BOOK CASES, OFFICE DESKS. DAIL-RACkS,
DINING-KOOM CHAIRS upholstered In leather,
&C.; o,,,-,,- ,,-
CLOCKS, BLANKETS, SPREADS.
OIL-PAlNTiNGs, &C, &c.
ALSO
for whom it may concern,
BLADES GOLD WAlCUES-Engllsh make,
2SlLVEK WATCHES.
DIAMOND RING, aud
WATCH-CHAlNS.
Those IN want OF any OF tho sboye-named
goods will ind II 90 thoir Advantage % attend
this sale. We receive aud sell on c)nsignment
goods OF every description and prompt returns
guaranteed. 1UNNiCLlFFh %,
fe2 Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-02

BY james y. Elam,
Real Estate Agent snd Ancloneor.
lils Main street
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
" OF VALUABLE FARM, OR TRACT
LAND, CONTAINING AboU 20
ACRES. IN LUSENBUkG
COUNTY, Va
Young In 'ho chsn'ery Court Of he
Young Il al... city Of Richmond.
In pursuance Of decree entered January T.
1890, b. the Chsnccry Court for tne cliy ~ M-t-
mond IN tho RbOye-entitled cause no under
signed, special commissioner therein api"iniel
FOR the purpose, will sell by public auction, q,
Lunenburg Courthouse, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1890.
a, 10 O'clock NJ. tthat being conrt-day'. tho DY-
sIRABLE TRACT OF LAND, with 81 ihe I'm
movements thereon. in the bill sli proceeding
in said suit mentioned. lying AMI icing Ia la
nenburg county, va, upo1 me ea'fs ot VIC
North Aeherrin river ana Hurricane ereek. con
tanning TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY AChhN
moro less. being part Of the traci u land caliei
"PIeasant GroSe,p of which tho late Captain
John NJ. Young diod seized.
instalments at six aud twelve monihs, ny nese
tiabIo notes, with Interest eiiot. aud ne iNe
retained until tire purchaso-muney y fuzzy fei
and a conveyance ordered by the Court
d. c. RICHARDSON,
Special Commissioner.
J. d. ELAN. Auciioneer.
VIRGINIA., CRY or RIcngoSD-To Wit:
l. Charles w. Goidin, Clerk OF the ChsnrorT
Court III the city Of Richmond. do hereby coruiI
that 90 tho 10th day of January, 1880, y. g. hifh.
ardsou duly qualified IN my said court as SPECIAL
cornmlssioner IN tho case VI Young %. Dung
Il as. aud gave bond as such according 10 las
Given under my hand this ION day 81 Janus
rs, 1890 ChAhLho W. NNDy,
IA lg-Sutd Ger"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-02

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