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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11
NORFOLK AND WESTERN Rail-

"a EoAD
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT nay n. iDl
Two TRAINS DAILY 40 NORFOLK AND
Lf.cdBi "a
LEAVE RICHMOND. BY DISTRICT srfrIoN
s4JAM DAILY 80 ressrs0irs -hichnoni at
.nI4.Ia I...Y $500 Ernrors Arrive A.
Norfok is.-1 4. y. ops oaiy NJ f'.
iluplrg aaa aunoit second
uaIu, O. ay.pg fcls.snurg ag il:lJ A.
d. snl arriving lf Norfolk a. q. n,
ffJuf al OIL si4Nnua
sNA.A DAILY tb TotcrDry. Arrive AZ
PstcrsDurg l1.li A. H. va ieayss
le.srsDlrg las 4. n. i0r Farm
wla Lynchburs. ana AZ o'iue soat1
sap II. JAlv. rls Pesersoars Arrive Ps-
tarsburg % D.. a.. irtF9 feiefs0ur.
$50 +. N. daily arriving Norfolk
y. H.
IigO P. II Daily. 81 Te,ersbur; irris, a.
Peisrsburg ix.J. A. ~. conuecnas
gith rraln W. l. leaving fetofsburk
AZ 1910 A. n. Tor fArmpua. LTlrl.
tlrg P1saaonlsh AM al 9oiGS
ii..oA NJ. DsIs.ril B-raoglle, ior Fsrmuls
LIN htufg, tle eDItA. ald hess
PULLMAN sLEEPiNG-CAs ACCOLAyDA~
plDHs
so.i-sloep,ng-car froia Pelersoarg % hrsif
without chang. lsayns ft-ersp lrk isI.H a.
Iz.iD s. A.. AL LyncnD1rZ 10 homQls sin
No s|LTacabure ~ Soma, aai Rlaaoas ID
Memphi. withOl. eAAlxA
ticaets. uasyags-clo0ka Alf AT lufYrmsfrt
can ~ Obtained a. Richmond an Potent -
railroad depot A. W. 1Arnsr I'D 80 Sees
ana al Company On . sil eA'' - aia 'tfs'N
=. ~ &C.. $50 Htli
fa.s lF.r fsfIL
W L. B.filL
General Passenger AgesL
CHAnLEsg. EDDY. Woo Pr-s.loss
General olico. Roan0ke "a tol
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11

BosCHgs. &c. PLAINTIFF. AGAINST DUsch AID
AIS, DRFESDASTs-iS THE CnANCEkY COUNT
OF rHg CITY or RICHMOND.
l. charles ". GOddin. clerk OF saii court,
eer,,fy tnat the bond required OF tho special
commissioners by the decree IN said cau%e OF
June %, isg1, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this s7in day oi June,
lepl CHARLES ". GODDlN,
tvs Clerk.
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DICHMoND AND DANyILLR

nlCHMO AMI - a " - - -
HI RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE N RRFsCr APRIL q. isvl
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA:
go A. NJ. SOUTHERN EXPREss daily, % A.
Lao a, Augusts, and points south Coo.
meets a. srrsnshorOi Tor purhln Api
Ralsich. a, "a lsbury Tor western
North Carolina Pzsseagers cNn taks
slseper a. p. X. Through sleepor
from Uanyilie south.
sooA NJ ACCONMODA1 fOf, daily. ercspt
sunday % clover Va, and inier-
mediate points ,...,,.,.
i.Oo A NJ. VIRGINIA AID NORTH CAROLINA
EXPRESS. daily, through usio -
HaioIgh ria heysyilie. Connects As
Burkevlle with Norfolk aud Messefh
railroad f0r farmviilo. LynfhDlrE. I
auI uO.nls Wesi. az heysvile &
Clerssville. OKfori, henderson, aHs
Durham
sooPM FAsI NAIL, daily, for Atlanta. A..
gusta, AMI points south. AOnn'ilt ~
NoeeIeys junction VITA tarmF.lD
gnd p6ghaian railroad A. Greelf.
torni FOR Durham ani Raleigh "a
SALISBURY Tor Western Nor,n caro-
Ina through sleepers from Dan.
vile SOutn-
to9P.M. LuCAt. dauy. except sunday, f'r
Ameua Courthouse and i8,erneiiass
points. -
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND:
s s:i3 =. " y. From Atlanta AMI AuguisN
SIS a. ". From Amelia Courthouse
40 p. VI. From Raleigh.
s:35 T.. N. Al Manchester. from clover
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FIN AsCIAL-
PROPOSALS.
-. .-lN.r-0-0~0~N~r~N~N~
VIRGINIA NORMAL AND
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
PETERSBURG, VA. July ), 1871
PROPOSALS WILL Bi

~->~o-N~N>~~S~~~~ '|N'r~~
VIRGINIA NORMAL And
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
PETERSBURG, VA. July 5, 1871
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL be-
- received until O'clock p. NJ, on
FRIDAY. TIE lsr DAT or AUGUST, isN,
for the erection aud construction at tue BULB.
INGs OF THE INSTITUTE, 10 the county Oh
Chesterfield. and near Petersburg, va, OF nos
less than two nor more than three hfe-oscapss,
of the most approved modsr1 design, 70 os ~ o
mi,ted 10 tho hoafd of Visitors OF ssld lnss.a.o
for their consideration, and Win 'hen nkn' W
reject any and all proposals.
Proposals must be addressed 10 tns unoer-
signed and endorsed proposals iof rno-n To-
cape<"
Information AZ 10 the height and dimensions
Of the buiid.ng can be obtained oy addressing
the undersigned.
sealed proposals VIII also be received unui me
above time for sO) FEET IN iNCh LIN NO. y, :,
10 100 feet sections, with Pipe ana Iuup Lao ,or
each section. : Ia inch valves ana noes nippss
20 be delivered at the institute al INC cos' .. mo
bidders. Tho Board OF Visitors reserve inc risns
10 reject any and all proposals.
Propo-ais must be addressed " sno u"uo'
singed and endorsed Proposals .oI uoSs, &C
THOMAS q. wAihiNe,
Chairman Rx. Com. Haara OF 'nHorA
~ &thi7.2&2S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11

CtANVASSER WANTED TO CALL
~ on a given lat Of gontowen in Richmond.
No talking necessary. Address h., Di.pdteh
office. ~ ll-2t'
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WHY IT Is.

The reason is PLAN. The East not only
derives vast benefits nom Der minerals and
her water-power which her hills and
mountains affords. but she holds the gate
wav TO the ocean and owns the railroads
leading to 1t. The difference between the
fourteen-cent corn of Nebraska and It's
price ut tide-water forty-hve, centsl IS
made up in transportation and handling
and GOES largely IN the pockets of eastern
capitalists. lime, il has been sad, sets
ali things even." Railroads accomplish
very much the same result and equelize, IN
a wonderful degree the advantages of dlf-
ferent sections.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11
By Denoon, Topper & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
S2i Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF A NEAT COT
N TAGg WELL CONSTRUCTED AND IN
NICE REPAIR on NEWTON STREET. IN
WOODylLLE, on MECHANICsYlLLE ROAD.
HALF MILE EAST OF THE CITY We will sell
by auction, on tho premises. on
TUESDAY. July IS, 1920.
at O'Clock 7. NJ. the above PROPERTY. The
HOUSE IA new and will mako pleasant homo
% any one only having a small amount 70 invest
'.he LOT has front OF 20 feet with depth OF
lao.
TERMS At sale
DENOoN, UPPER & CO.,
IN AuctiOpsota
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11

T. Tunuiclide & Co..
General Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
SCI Broad street, between Eighth and Ninth.
A UCTION SALE TO-DAY,
"A FRIDAY, July IL. 1890,
at s2i Broad street. between Eighth and Ninth
streets lF. X. ELiIs. Auctioneer).
One OF the largest sales this season. Things
must 60 az your own price Come and SEQ for
yourself. sale TO commence a. 10 o'clock.
STOCK TO BE SOLD:
VERY FINE PARLOR SUITS,
VERY HANDSOME CHANDELIERS with six
burners,
) SMALLER CHANDELIERS,
4 CHAMBER SUITS,
4 WARDKOBE~,
2BFD LOUNGES,
2 HANDSOME CLOCKS. II RUGS,
MATTRESSES, . PIANOS.
3 SECONDHAND WATCHES,
IL PICTURES all framed,
I WRfrlNG-DEsk,
. EXTENSION-TABLES,
COOk-SIOYE>, and a lot OF SECONDHAND
HOUSEHOLD fUkNITU RH.
iyll ItNNlCLlFFE & co.
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He MAY TURN THE TABLES.

The same railroad which brings wheat,
corn. and pork from the West at prices be-
low the cost of production TO the Virginia
farmer brings also bone-meal from the
West. phosphates from South Carolina,
fish from the sea, and kainit from Ger
many to improve his soil. so that the day
MAY come when by iudicious cultivation
no NAV turn the tables on his neighbor of
the West aud compete with him in the pro-
1ucfiOn of GRAIN. =.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF
ID trust Of $. SShoer to the undersigned, dated
July 3, 1890, shall, on
FRIDAY NEXT, July. II. 1890,
at 1890 A. NJ, proceed % cell at public auction
all the JEWhLkY AND OTHER PROPERTY
conveyed and ASST gned by said deed
:. SrERN. Trustee.
Sale conducted By J. II. VALENTINE, Auc-
yionear iy6
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11
THE sHOE-FACToRY.

Operations will be commenced on the
new Alexandria enterprise. the Potomac
Shoe-Factory, in few days, and about
forty or fifty hands will be employed at
first. For some weeks past class OF Alex
andria mechanics have been under in
struction there in the art of shoemaking.
The factory Will only make women's and
children's shoes for the present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11

BEATRICE c. GUM. PLAINTIFF, AGAINST r. p.
GUNr's ADMINISTRATORS Er AL, DEFEND
AST5--lS the CHANcERY COURT or rHE CRY
or Richmond
J, Charles W. Godfin, clerk OF said court Ger
thy hat the bond required of the special com
mioDers, ALEU- =. Collins, II. R. Pollard, and J..
Lane Stern. by the decree In said cause OF June
II. 1891. has been duly gwen.
Given under my hand this - day Of June,
1890 CHARLES W. GODDIN,
iva Glefs.
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duction.
MORE BRAIN WORK.

Tn word, the new order Of things forces
him to use more brain work and with mani
fest advantage. .,
The tide Of prosperity which made the
great West the wonder of this century
seems now to he moving eastward. The
census will reveal the fact that about one
fentb of the population Of the vast domain
owned by the American people resides N
towns and cities adjacent to tide-water
North of the Potomac. The wealth OF the
country will no doubt follow somewhat the
same nrOnOrtlOn.
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University 0E VIRGINIA.

CHARLOTTESVILL Va.
Sirty session beynt st logrfcs 30 erfs ana
scenee Las Neicias aud Pharmacy. Civil sanitary Wang
Ind Mechanical Engineering Lloofa.oy WORK ia Iarmry'
Physics biology Auatomy. Hsioosy, Psihooss seehaae'
Ensnecsing slf Assayiug. sadeus nom hrpis pay %
tuition Ia he Literary Scent Coure 70 CATALOGUES
ulifsss WA NJ laosnion q AifaAn fthe Ae9J
uy 6-deod " 1919 Au 80 dtAu lQ
ny I-wiy 4&lSSAu i3l5l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11

The grand Jury in the United States Cir
cult Court-Judge II. w. Hughes-yester-
dav found an Indictment against Frank
Ford for stealing letters from the Boston
post-office, in Culpeper county.
Tie indictment against Robert Hogan
(colored) for stealing money from the
post-Ofice at Chase City, Mecklenburg
county. was returned not a true bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11
THE SECOND TRIAL
Results in Milder Observation-Disclosures
OrganIzed--The Finest Crops In Years.

Correspondence Of the Richmond pisps'ch.l
=. WARSAW, VA. July 3, 1880.
The case OF Austin Jackson and Joe
Wright for assault upon one Alexander
johnson, near iotusky bridge, in this coun,
ty, in December last. came up for second
trial here on Monday and continued to a
late hour at night. The Jury, after short
retirement. brought in verdict OF guilty
Jackson gets eighteen months in the peni-
Tertiary, whilst Wright VIII have TO re-
main IN the county Jail for three months.
AT q former trial Jackson was given three
wears in the penitentiary. and Wright one
wear, The parties are all colOred.
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I.rp. Mre.. o.nsrlI ) J goIlsl3alll-
TARMyILLE AND POwnArAT

lNAKMh LILLE AMI lOn ia AtAr'
RAILROAD.
GENERAL OFFICES, ID. hANl hAlN $3.50
SCHEDULE ~ EfF4tl APRIL O., .-t.
AEgIYs At RlIHaOND.
s.l3A. NJ. ga Richmond aui Jsnf.iis raI.f 81
from tafmslls, Anl..a' -
Cumberland t0grrn9us1i rtNHf -
1Obacc0yllle, bsusyllc. be. ai' ''f-
hsiau ,our.n0gic, tp tsf tAs
Wlnlerpo, =. sBl skiuI iafi'r
1918 P. ~, r,s hicnmoad SAD te.e,i..f -
r0a :, from Nintcfpo.k. ln4li' 1 Or
due, Fcacn. 4ni feuilry
LkAyg BfCuEONp.
500 p. NJ. Ella hirnmond aad Danf,lie fA.,ioN'
for Earuyilis. Cgmbe isui coz Z.
nous l0sbalau Go .ftollsr. AL a.
lnterme.iAts poi4t-
AS p. ~. ca l.lchnp aat PrteFso1rs ra-
roaa, TOE specs rails. t4sefp9-ss
an4 AL intcfnedle qyiu->
All trains daily * cpl sunday.
For ucke.s, baggag '-cascxs, line tables, r,
call upoa A. ". nhh1SA. Nlcnuc1d AL "a.
vile railroad. sad Kicrnoua aud Fe.efse4i1
railroad a. n. biCAlNHuAn,
General Passeassg AssA-
JANA Il. WEsrA. oenoFai Maaasog sps
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LIE EXCITEMENT OVER.

The New Shoe-Factory 10 BE in Operation
Soon-Action of the Grand Jury
tCorrespondcnce OF the Richmond 0ispstch.l
ALEXANDRIA, July 10, 1890.
The excitement over the shooting Of the
negro Lee by the police on Friday night
last has almost died away. Officer TIGER
was acquitted before the Mayor on pre-
liminary hearing and yesterday went on
duty again. The negro Pines, who was
shot at the time Lee was killed, is thought
10 be recovering
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11

HOLLINS INSTITUTE, VIRGINIA,
Z for the higher education o. young ladies',
go tipped az cost OF sl-OOoV, employs tseuly-
I'VE officers and tea hers. seven Oi WhOn arc
male professors, q both Amercen AMI huro-
pean training. Languages. Literature, science,
Art. Music 1locution, &C., are taught IN Ter best
standards. For nearly half century u has com.
Tnapded public confidence without distinction =
religious bsliefa l.2 0 ieet above sea level and
surrounded by picturesque mOunta scenery,
IL enjoys the further advantages Of mineral wa
tiers and braclng mountain climate ATTEND
ance las session sl9. from eighteen States. . he
forty-eighth session will open SEPTEMBER I'm.
post-ofice and station, H0llns, Va
CHARLES If. COOKE,
tyq-WSF8y Business Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11
NEW DEPARTURES,
With Big Advantages to Those Who Go
and Those Who Stay.
nnh niannfch !

With Big Advantages to Those VINO TO
and Those Who Stay.
fCorrcspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.]
PAMpLIN CRY, Va, July 10, 1890.
For several years past there has been o
steady stream of EMIGRATION from tins VI
cinity to the mines and towns OF South,
west Virginia. Many a man who had
fou INT the forlorn hope Of life with bob,
tailed steer and new-ground coulter and
came out worsted in the encounter is now
trying his fortunes with better luck in the
new colorado. While this state, of
things makes labor scarce and diff
cnlf To procure il is better both
for those who stay and those who go. The
farmer is putting the reaper and mower
and improved machinery in the place OF
tho hired man and finds his gain in the
saving of wages and food and clothing, and
in the case OF a crop like tobacco, where
machinery cannot be used, he spends the
money formerly paid for labor IN fertiI.
GERS and makes the same crops from half
the land and gets better prices because
there is not so much competition IN over
production.
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Y0RK-RIYER LISE,yl. wETPorr
TIE FAyomTE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND


TKAlN 80. %, H2) =. u
local EXPRESS, daily -, ept ,1nisT. stops
al all stations. A. Lester Manor connects via
stage FOR Walkerlon; witn Baltimore steamer ag
X esl Point.
TRAIN 80 5j. IS X
BALTIMORE LIMITED. DAILY except sunfaN
for Wost Point connecting with fUfs-fifnr
staamers Tor Baltimore. 40 baltimore stean-r.
G. INJECT Win BHium3rs ans ONO railroad fQf
Wa-ntugt0n. Philadelphia. ant Sew ora.
steamers leave baltimore , T.. 81. daily, except
Sunday.
praIas strive az Richmond 30 A. X. aui iJsl9
A. N.
TRAIN % - 80 M
LOCAL. MIXED. da4y except sunday i.slof
Tventv.sist.r stree f0r nos. i9il. AL lulsf-
ID .,., 70. a, ,.s.rp o.. ~ virginia street.
rlty 0r.cs-Oornsr of lon.A aal hAia
'p.aa JAS. T.. TAYLOR
NM. u.1srar General rafssngfr Agent
io,ErH. POTTS Dtgsi0n fasset ger Agon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11
JAMrs-RiygK DIVISION
Richmond and Allegheny Rsslroad.l

LEAVE aIcunoSn
800 A. NJ daily for Lynchburg. Lexington. ANA
Clifton Forge.
$50 T.. n. for Lyncnburg except sunday. Sleep
ms Car tor lynchDurs. train
leayes Lyncnburg o. dis A \. for
Lexington aud Cliton rorga
fRAlks ARRIvx AT nIcaxoNn
$50 r. N. daily from Clifton Ferge
es0 A. n. exceps sunday from clifton Forge
tsxlngton, aat Lynchbarg.
station Kisnth xad Cshai ssreess.
II. ". FULLER.
General Passenger Agont
g W. sfHvG&A 0eAeral nupoeanisndank 1o3o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11

BY T.mberake & Frayser, Auciioneers,
1910 east Main street.
ID ECEIVER'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
4 Z Of an order OF the Chancery Court or tho
city OF Richmond, entered 10 the cases OF West
q Co. and ais. r. Moore, &C., will sell at the
store CT W. j. Moore, No. 3l3 LOUISIANA street,
on
FRIDAY, July II. 1880.
nj 10 O'Clock A. NJ. ALL THE GOODS IN said
store, consisting 81 about
20 GALLONS LIQUORS, FLOUR,
SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA, BACON,
CANNED GOODS,
SHOM-CANrS
SCALES, VINEGAR.
TOBACCO, CIGARS.
IRON SAFE, BAR COUNTER,
BEER-PUMp,
BAR-FlXTURES &c, &C.
ALSO,
Two HORSES. WAGON, aud HARNESS.
T. T.. WINSTON.
iy 10 Receiver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11

WANTED. FOR ONE MONTH,
w THE USE OF A SET OF NICE BEDROOM
FURNITURE. Address NJ. T., care Carrier 20.
. fy li-lt'
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALU-
~ ABLE KEAL ESTATE.
j. W. aud 3. z. Bonsack }
rs. , In Chancery.
Jacob Bonsack's Deylsees.D

rs. In Chancery.
Jacob Bonsack's Devlsees,b
PURSE 70 decree entered 10 the aboye-styled
cause 81 iis April, 1891, term by the Circuit COurl
of Roanoke county, We, tue undersigned special
commissioner. acting under said decree, VIII
sell az pubic suction, on the promises Al Bon
sack, Va. the following RIAL ESTATE belong,
ing 20 the estate OF JscCb BOr sack deceased 81
OF which Is located on or near no Norfolk ana
Western railroad adjacent 20 the depot and
within five miles OF the growing city OF ROANOKE
the very contreot the miung aud manufactu.
ring industries on this section. The woollen ana
Touring mills alone being Neil-knoWn 6nd yalu-
able manufacturing plants IL Is exceeding
rare that such properly IL placed on the merket
and buyers would DO vel 20 examine Tue pro
perry hereinafter described aud consider tnelr
advantages. sale Will take place on
~ 6sDAI, August 3. 1890,
beginning at 10 4. NJ. aud IL all tho property be
not sold on said day sale 70 continue from lay
10 day until all IS sold, and embrace tho loHoW-
ing tracts or pare Ia OF land:
No. I. FARM containing 529 ACRES, moro or
les-, OF which 80 800 acres ar9 in high STATE
OF cultivation las on 10 q dwelling house, barn,
and necessary out-hOuses: the BALANCE consists
Of woodland sud mountain thought TO contain
deposits OF iron sui manganese.
No. =. FARM containing 7sk ACRES, more or
less, al 10 yory high sfate OF cultivation aud
/. one Of the most desirable iittle farms in tnis
section Of virginia. Has on 1t two tene ment
houses and one barn. -.
No. y. Known "a inc NNOLlrN-H ~ lhh ~
containing 10 ACRES, more or less, aud has on II
woolen-mnl four iwelling-houses, store
house. barn, and other out-houses. The woollen-
mill builiing Il Of brick, tin roof, bOxoO rect,
three stories ani attic, with one tul set oil
wOollen machinory-e very vol able property.
No. 3 Known as COOPEk->HOP LOT, con-
tanning 10 ACRES. more or less
Nod ONE LOT containing 8 ACRES, more
or less, on which there are five tenement
houses. ..,.,,
No. T. ONE LOT. containing TWO ACkEs'
more or less. on which there Ia one dwelling
house and one brick fouring-mii, .o-b barrel capa-
city roller- process nswiy-reftted with he latest
imoroyed machinery, driven by water, manuiac-
turing grade Of fOur eXcellcd by none ana
cqualed By few. Tho mill was reniiel by Nor
dyke & MArmon Com pany, or Indianapolis, ind.,
in frst-cass order enc year ago. ....
No. s MOUNTAIN TRACT OF 63 AIkhS,
more or less, having on 1t large apple orchard
OF very fine iru.
TkgMs: One-folrth cash, bllance In three
equal annual instruments, bearing interest
from day Of sale. the purcbaeer giving home
stead waiver ponds with approved personal Sc
curity for the deferred payments
Whilst tho title to all tho above lands 10 be-
Heyed TO ue perfect. selling as commissioners,
We sell only such title rs Is vested ia us.
Very respectfully,
;. r. BONSACK,
JOHN ". WOODS,
lime % 1870 Special Commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM. 49,
4 As trustee in a decd Of trust given by Daniel
Kinuaman. and at the request OF the beneficiary,
will sell, on the promises, at o'clock Z. H., On
MONDAY. July Il. 1890,
the FARM known "a CEDAR POINT, situated
In Spoisylyania county. forty miles from R,h-
mOnd city by tho CHESAPEAKE and ono railway,
and not far distant from Dawson and Beaver
Dam Stations, on said railway. 10 con'ains ABOUT
8!7a ACRES OF LAND, with large brlck dwell
ing and other houses. and was formerly owned
by Colonel John Mercer Waller, and Is known as
a good farm.
TRIMS: In accordance with tho provisions OF
tho deed OF trust, when viii be- stated on dag Of
sale n. 4. THORNTON. Iruetee,
ty3 Richmond city, We.
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BY sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers.
1914 Main street.

10 NJ MISSIONERS SALE OF
~ LARGE BRICK TENEMENT ON TIE
SOUTH sIDE OF FRANKLIN BETWEEN
TwESTY-TnIRD AND TWENTY-FOUkTH
STREET. No. 800 EAST FRANKLIN STREET.
BY yiriue OF a decree Of the Ch4nccry Court OF
Richmond city. entered on the 18th day Of June,
1890, In The suit OF Beatrice c. Gum re-. K L.
Gums administrator aud others, We. the under
signed special commissioners appointed there
BY Will offer for sale at public auction, upon the
premises, on
FRIDAY, July II. 1890,
at o'clock ?. W.. that LARGE THREE
STORY BRICK TENEHRS I No. 200 east Frank
lin street The dwelling contans nine or ton
rooms, with detached kitchen. recently painted
and papered. There is also a brick stable on
the lot
TIE LOT fronts twenty nine feet and nine
incnes and runs back good depth TO wide
alley.
1Esys: One fourth of the purchase money 10
be paid In cash residue In three equal pay
ments at six, twelve, and eighteen months, ne
gOuabe notes 20 be given for tho deferred pay
ments, with interest added from day Of sale and
title retained until .he whole purchase money
Is pad. ALLEN q. COLLINS,
n. K. POLLARD.
J. LANE STERN,
Special Commissioners
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ WAY COMPANY

SCHEDULE IN KFFECr JUNE %, 1879.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
ZOO A. NJ. Freight. except sunday, Carries
passengers telTeen Richmond aud
C0rq0Isyille.
$50 A. NJ DAILY FOR Old Poln. ani Norfolk.
CHAIR Car Richm0ni 10 Old Point
ii.Oo A. NJ Express, daily for CinclnDst p'slt-
man Sleeping Car 3lcl IA ohd 10 White
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fox. pnlusa sleeping Car Chem
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40 p. n. Accommodation, except sunday. for
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ira runs 10 tagn'oo.
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and pullmans Charlottesville 20 Cln-
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TRAINS ARRIVE AZ RICHMOND.
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o.I5 4. N. daily, except Sunday. from Char
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ton.
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coal. AND WOOD.
OR SAFE.
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WANTED, A DRUG CLERK AT
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tor Va ~ ll-6t
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ALLIANCE ORGANIZED.

s. r. Bagby, special organizer of the
Farmers Alliance, of Richmond county,
was IN the village on Monday and organ
lied farmers alliance at this place. He,
however, only secured seven names. Our
farmers seem TO be little slow III toGlne
hold of this movement. as they say that II
will meet with about the same tate the
Grangers' organizations did number OF
years back.
Messrs Jones & Wexford are having
erected in this place quite large store
house. The building will be occupied by
Mr.. X. b. Brooke, VINO was burned out at
the same stand IN February last.
The Baptists OF this vicinity are having
lumber put in place preparatory 10 erect
ing a large church near the village shortly.
fISE CROPS.
The corn crop atthis season IL looking
o. we'll, il not better, than II has for years,
and II the season continues TO be good our
farmers will reap good results thereiron.
The hay crop was the best we have had
for years
Alarce tract Of timbered land lying in
this county, called Richmond Hall" has
been sold to northern capitalists, who are
having a large saw-mill erected upon 1t.
YOuNoER.