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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-18
SCOTLAND NECK.
The Primitive Bap;ists-The Exodustcrs.

The Primitive BaptistS-Ihe Exodustcrs'
rCorrespoDdence OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
SCOTLAND NECK. n. c., January 16, 1889.
To-day has been set apart as a day OF
fasting and prayer by the kehukee Asso-
citation Of the Primitive Baptist Church
The association includes several counties
in Eastern Carolina. and the day VIII be
observed by every church, in 1t.
STILL UNSETTLED.
The colored people of this community are
still in state of confusion over hequestion
of emigration. A letter from a colored
woman in Texas, who recently went there
from Edgecombe county, is attracting at
tention. She writes To her father that she
gets ~ hundred for picking cotton that
the cotton-plant grows twelve feet high,
and easily produces a bale and half to
the acre The colored people think 81
day quite an inducement TO 60.
All sorts of things are told them concern
ing their pay out there. An agent at this
place recently told colored barber that
he could get three times as much Tor his
work in Texas as he can here.
THE FEVER Is SPORADIC.
The inclination to emigrate IS by no
means uniform. Here and there they leave.
and quite as many more say they are gong
to stav here. Some who have absolutely
nothing say they will not go. while now
and then one who has his own forty
acres and mule" folds his tent and goes
away. There is difference of opinion even
among the colored people themselves as to
whether or not any considerable number
will leave this immediate community.
They say that one more week Will de-
eide it.
STINT HIM AWAY.
The citizens of Tarbin and community
waited on MADISON. the agent for that sec
ton, and told him TO skip-and he skipped.
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TORRENT. STORE ANDTHREEf-
THE BRADS STREET COMPANY.
i CHARLES =. CLARK. PERslDssI
ERADsTREETv5 RICH MOND OBFlCR
Nc. ll09 EASf MAIN sihEkE
Telephone Noaji
,u Witty. superinten1an,

The Richmond ONCE nss moro than kep. pscs
witt tho rapid growth OF ths city aud develop
meat OF ne terriSory tributary toit itoners .
the mercantile community Of tnls section ali tas
advantages OF asystem me superiority OF which
y recog nixed IN every trRio ccntre Of the civil
led world Thai itisin special sense prepared
iostsd Of TIE fact that Il has now iavgw psnSe
00uboWtbsvs sAsa en- ssAw nwsaNtiS aesa4A
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BENNETT, &c, DEFENDANT, AGAINST BENNETT
ASDALs., PLAIS1 FIN THE CHANoERY COURT
OF rag CITY or RICHMOND.
|, Charles w. Goddin, clerk Of said court. GER
tify that the boni required OF the special COM
missiouers 10y tho decree In SAID cause OF De-
cember ~, 1889. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 10Th day OF January,
1890 -
ia l2,I4.16.ls,i9421 CHARLES W. GoDDIN.
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AUCTION sALts-Fufnre Days.
~ z 4 Caflln Ancfinnnar.

CONN ISSIONERS' SALE OF
" BRO iD->TKRfr IMPROVED PRO-
PEkTY.- By virtue Of a decree OF the Chancery
Co1rt Of Hichmoad city, entered December ~.
1879, IN the suit ~ Bennett, &c, rs. bennett II
ais. We Will sell at public auction, on the prem
iscs, on
TUESDAY, JASUARY 2isr,
Of 4 o'clock +. NJ, The PROPERLY Of which t.
{. Bennett died seized ana possessed, bong
LOr or GkOUND With NEW BRICK ~IAbLE
thereOI OF the sou Invest corner OF Broai
aud Belyicere stree :. fronting 30 feet on the
sou h limo OF BROAD street aud running back be-
tween parallel lines LA ieet to an alley IN COM
mon rs feet vide.
TERMS. one fourth OF the purchase-money In
cash. the residue upon credit OF siS, twelve,
ana ghtce" months. purchaser 10 exc ute ne
Cotisble notes for deferred payments In tnree
equal install uents, with interest added from day
OF sale. AMI the tiIie retained until whole OF pur-
chase money is paid and a deed Il ordered by
the Court JAMES c. LAMB,
II. ". SMITH. Ju.,
Special Commissioners.
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DHMADELPHlA. RIC II. -
NoND AID SORsOLh
..LAA.3 IVs = \ =.

Appoln,si ealing day. Every 9 kspAt
ana s.lDAf a. y Il. sli oFeEy slNDAi .
A. n.
Freigtt for tuesday, AMI yridayf si'a ne',
re .eiyed uIl I'D A. 81. TOR >an.Af' t.eAA 3
nj r. ~ s@.ariay. fsslsGi rsceroI iAiJ 80
+. n
rare. -
sor fgrIasr information Apply N
j. ". McCA4Ritk.
General Southern Agsnl, Onlce i:ccss.A
~ =. CLYDE 3 60.
10, General Agents foila3ei.2i<
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Do4'r TAKE Ant CRANcwwith stubborn
cold but get rid Of 1t nationally with the
help of Or. Jsyne's Expsctosant. baking
msdic.ns Cor tho lungs.
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MARYS TOMB.
That Celebrated Case in Fre1ericksburg-
The Fourth Days Proceedings.
,snacial taiecrafn 10 the Oisna.chI

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
FnEpERlcKsDuRG, Va, January 17.-This
morning the fourth days proceedings in
the libel suit of Colbert q kirtley against
grave, began by Mr. Shepherd, the de-
PENDANT. being recalled 10 the stand, where
he was kept until nearly 2 o'clock. making
nine hours he was on the stand. The ex-
animation was most rigid and sharp, seve-
raj times resulting III counsel lndulglng In
some rather unpleasant remarks. num-
Der of objections to-day were raised by both
part es and several times hot argument fol-
lowed.
After MIR. Shepherd had left the stand
Hon John l., Marye WAS called and was fol-
lowed by Rev. DR.. 4. S. Dunnawey and
Judge Wallace, who mainly testified as 10
the indignation meeting held. The next
witness was Mr.. W. II. Merchant, who tes-
tilted 70 conversation which took place
between Mr.. Kirtley and himself on March
2. 1889. He also read the article in the
Dispach of Sunday morning, March Sd,
which gave a history of the monument,
and read extracts from deeds showing from
many years back titles 20 the property. He
was followed by Mr.. John A. English and
MIR. Sanford Chancellor, after which the
defendants counsel rested his case.
WANTED CONSULTATION.
At this juncture Messrs. Washington,
Dickinson. and White, counsel for the
plaintiffs, asked for recess Of five minutes
for consultation. This was granted. On
their return 20 the courtroom Mr.. White
said he did not expect the defence to get
through with their testimony so soon. and
counsel for plaintiffs had some telegrams
which they desired 10 introduce as evil
dence, but as there had been a change of
operators in the Western Union Office since
the case began, and they had not been able
10 secure the kilograms Is yet, they there
closing. however, Mr.. Fitzhugh. counsel
for the defence. proposed to submit the
case to the jury at once. saying that it was
. scandal and reproach to the CON-
munity. To this the counsel for the plain
til promptly demurYed. The instructions
we're then submitted By Mr. Fitzhugh,
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BY George :. Vsshon II Son,
Real Estate AuctiOneers,
No. Z Tenth street

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE FOL-
a LOWING PROPERTY TO VIII:
TW0-slOkf BRICK AND Frame YELLING
OF four or I've rooms. NJ. bi6 Belyiiere
street. with lot 2ixl6j feet.
DWELLINGS OF four rooms each. Nos. 66
AID 6.s China street, with 10. OF 46xisO feet
10 an alley-upOn the rear Of this lot aud
frolting on the alley Is a rWO->l0nY
FRAMED DWELLING of three rooms;
VACANT LOT on north line OF holly street 26x
Us feet and 50 feet east OF Laurel street.
By girtuo Of two deeds OF trust executed by
c. w. Woodbridge ann wife 10 the Undersigned
one dated June u, 1883, conveying tho property
90 heiyidero street aud he 10 on dolly street.
hnd the other csted June ~, 1873, conveying tue
property on China street aud n . said lot on hol-
~ streei-recorded IN the clerks ofics Of the
Chancery Court OF tie city OF hicbmond, la
Deed book l55 b. page gsg. and Decd. Book rs
A, page BIS, respectively, 70 secure the payment
OF the debts therein mentioned, default havi <
been made 10 the payment u erect, W. viii,
being thereto iequired by the benenci .ry Of said
deeds. proceed 10 sell py auction. upon the prem
ises, on
MONDAY, JANUARY 20. 1890,
ut o'clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY above de-
scribed. Sale will commence On Belyldore
street rromptlv at io'clock.
TSRHs: Cash as 10 expenses OF executing
trusts and s., los %; baisnce upon such terms Is
may be announced at sale.
EDWARD y. ROSE,
JOSEPH W. THOMAS,
GEORGE =. VASHOS. ia.
ial5 Trusteea
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Rouds Accented.

WASHINGTON. January 17.-Bond offer
ings to-day aggregated S1,7l6,sO0. All ac-
cepted at l26 for per cents and 1915 for
Al.fs
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SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST.

cSHGDl ~ Or " h.NS nA-h ~ 49,
LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. ~, 2:30 A. u.
cOUTHERN EXPRESS, daily. for Danyile,
- Greensboro', Winstou-saicm, Durham, ia
loigh, Rand iemsu. salisbury, srhsyiiic. Hot
Springs, Charlotte, Columbia, Aiken, Al
gusta, Atlanta, Birmingham. Montgomery Sew
rlranS Texas aud California. Pullman palace
sleop ng cars Richmond 70 Dabyilie and Danyiile
70 Asheyine. Augusta, Birmingham, and Ne"
OrlCanA
TRAIN No. 81, 1915 A. NJ.
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA EX-
PRES. daily. for Burkeyiiie. al stations
burg, Knoxville. Chattanooga SeDphis. and
Nashville: also. for hcNssiilt. C.arksyiiie, OK
ford u henderson. Darhann, and Raleigh. This
tram goes through solid 20 Raleigh.
TRAIN No. 30, , Z. NJ.
last MAIL, daily. for all points on tho Farm
L vile sni Powhatan railroad, Dsnyilie.
Greensboro. Winston-Seiep, Raleigh, Guar
loite A-neyilie. Columbia. augusta, Lsuta,
Birmingham, Montgomery, Sew Orlrau-, ieKah,
al1 Ca iforns. Pullman psiace sleepinS-cars
Uanvile 20 Augusta ani Atlanta and at Greens
boro' sleeper "a Asheyiile u Morris own, Tenn.
TRAIN No. 40, 6 Z. VI.
A MELIA ALCoNMODA ZION, daily except
"A sunday. for Amelis Courthouse and inter-
mediate points.
TRAIN No. ii. 6:20 A. VI.
GLOVER LOCAL. dsily except sunday. freight
y train Win coa.h attscLe 1, for Glover, Va.
aud intermediate points
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND:
Train No 50 AZ SIS A. NJ. /: No. 81 q. $50 p. NJ,
and No 50 at4:20 z. NJ.
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YORK-RlVERLINE, yIAWE5T POINT
DAILY EXcE''r SUNDAY.
TIE FAvORTrE ROUTE TO BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.

LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. 81, $40 r. VI.
oCALkXPRE-s daily excspt Sunday. Stops
a. all stations. At Lester Aauor conDecls
with stage for Malkcrton: H'so, connects With
Ba,timore steamer at West Point.
TRAIN No. 55. i:30 p. NJ.
DALTIMoRE LIMITED. daily except sunday,
Is for Yves. Point, conrec.ing with York
kivar steamer Tor Ba tniore. At baltimore
steamers 9 meet with Baltimore and onto rail-
rosI Tor washington, Philadelphia, aud New
yors. FAhk: Richmond 70 Baltimore, 81: 20
Washington, IS; 70 Phliadsipnis, sLoU; New
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE
7. NJ.
TOR WEST POINT, daily except Sunday,
thence BY Richmond aud Dsayills railroad
10 h,cnmond, arriving at $40 4. N. aed 100 A.
NJ. aud connecting with Train No. a. see
Train No s4-.virgipis and North Carolina ex-
TRAIN No. 10. 7:t0 A. NJ.
r GOAL, MIXED. daily except sunday. leaves
IL Tweoty-sigh,h strees Tor West Point and
TtcxsIosacs 81 station foot Of Virginia street.
I city ucketonzcs--coEnsr Of Tenth and Main
s So sEAAs JAS L TAYLOR,
Tfazlc Manager General Passenger Agent
JOSEPH Z POTTS. Division Pssssseg Agent
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DsPAnrgRG o. srEA1EHs.
OLD DOMINION STEAM j =
" sniP CON.ANL =

FOR NEW YORK
steamers leave Kcnm0l1 EVERY II ,'Jtt
and kiDAi q. l.. A. Anf0si tioei 90
h0ur 20 ,rU ss.4ng tine.
steamers lesyo New York for frnm .
EyEnl wEDNESD ii anu oAIJ NDAt ~ b.
NJ arriving ia KlchmOai AoNDAt an f-''
DAY MpHNlNHe.
PASSENGER Eccntl molatiOns u1sAf Yh,'A
Cabin II 80 u NON orr ttI J4uos-iif'i
rowe incli.dgGE ll-aas nul bef --...b '
RounI-tTlp Ucaess. niDltoi 70 Mffy iAff
alter date o. issue. .s........-.tt..'s ~
ktee-age vito 81 DO stonco. ...,.-...,.. ...
SteerAge alguOus - b-tssoQre. .+.....--..s 80
CAoiu faro r.s Cns5lp 0Ase aai Ohi) rail-
H1r....... .....s -.s-s..sf .fft-f ftfft.t
CABIN fare uis Richmond AMI feiorsojrs ,
rai-lOa l.....ssss poe. .ss .ss .t..-t
Iics rLs ca4 10 0btGilcd 8. a. v. Iaruff %
NAN street.. C.lciaycsao eul oui9 al
uloud Gai Poters0Ers lePy,A al ,. %. - ..'-'
ofices is)l Maln slroe- aai Snri, "p,-9t'
rrc.ga. ior~afded aud g. o. "a Oils d" 49,
Issued Tor DOIn DofuL rev lerk.
Fr,tgul roseiyo: .aly ua4l % Do. Il. ,.r.,.
in.sengers IeasIus lticBmJnf on .Hon'N'
TUESDAY :, WEDAE,DAIo. aht ",oAi D. 50
sAICkDAI Og th5 On sa0sa2s Aal '-i't
way trta NcWpor. Aeos a. s.D \ ~ 90
nv R.ehmoni ana PetspU4rg iaiflAl 50
Sass a.,J A. ~. sill maze 90 4H- 800 +"
hoNFDIh sith Slremer 'paFalg lncse 9lf'
skOkSs ". ALLEN = 4 Do. Affn'N
NJ. 45ll 1igIu a.FeS. A.
AMI Con.tSay-asaa.ff. kOcki.A
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By I. d. Hill & Co, Auctioneer4
STOCK Of
CoNFECTIoNERIEs, CANDIES, TOYS,
FANCY GROCERIES, &C.
rHrRsDAY. JANUARY %. $500.

shall on
THURSDAY. JANUARY 20. 800,
commencing az II \ NJ, oder for sale n public
auction ~ the store recently con iucted by hr.
+. Neuf8th, if4i east Main street, his complete
and varied stock OF
FRESH PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES.
ALSO,
FANCY GROCERIES AND CANNED GOODS:
TOYS AND FIREWORKS;
TOBACCO AND ClGA7S:
CONFEC rlcNERIE, OF every sort and CRACK
ERS:
FANCY NOTIONS and other articles:
SIOkE-tINiLR RES, LARGE tlRk-PROOF
SAFE ana q new CASu-REG1~T1
The mules, horses. and Wagons viii DO sold ri
n 81 A. ". Ia front OF the store liii east Main
street
2EXCELLENT MULES. HORSES. ani DE-
Lively WAGONS, all in good condition:
ALARGE STATIONARY ENGINE aud valuable
aud complete outfit OF COPPER KETTLES,
MACHINEkY, and TOOLS for manuisc-
turlug plain and fancy caodics.
Dealers and consumers are requested 10 IN
spe { tn stock. ina ,biuery, and fixtures a li4i
ea.f Main street
sses will To- made in lots. largo or small, TO
suit The wishes Of al purchasers, and VIII 10
continued from day 10 day TIL completed. All
sales for cab.
Grea, bargains mag be secured 10y small deal
ers 10 all paris OF the city by buying thor stock
now much cheaper tbau they eau elsewhere at
regular rates Call carly before the stock IS
picked over
A complete inventory Is Ia the hands Of the
trustee, who Will fucni-n al deeif ed inforua-
iion. X. ". srAMPER, trustee.
NCTTCE-Au persons indebted 10 Mr.. F.
NEUNATn will please settle with mo no once, 81
all claims due u him can De- collected 99y ny
me. h. W. 3lAMPEN
IIuBF4LAgE & FRAYsER, Auciioaeers. ia l2
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WAVES.

WANTS.
JEFFERSON DAVIS" FIhL AE yoI.
IiMFp now being prepared by Rev. i. WILLIAM
Joyrs. with tho apr wal Of Mrs. DAVIS, Will be
authentic. cha mtaelg written. beautifully Nus
trated snd bOHnl-in every way wor ny al ne
subject. AGENTS WA.CED. Complete oltat,
g.! "a isfaciion guaranteed or mOGey refunded.
order nov. First come, hrat served. ADDRESS
b. r. JOHNSON & CO,
"a is-eod7t 1000 Main s.reet, Ki'hmoni, Va
WANTED, TO RENT ONEOR TWO
w ROOMS on or near Broad street between
First ana Eighth streets suitable tor single gen.
tleman. Address A. Il. l., care Dispatch
IA s-lt-
WANTED. Al CITY SALESMAN
w for the ruti Fruit Automatic Company.
Cau at ~ Nain siree between aud II in tho
morning-Mrs. McDHniers boarding-house.
ENGLISH IAN, THIRTY EIGHT
3 years old gooI book-keeper, CORES pondeni,
aud "a lesmau, WANTS WORK. Addre-s IL,
D,spatch Office. ia u II
DARTNER WANTED WITH 800
4 10 500 in a snug. Ugh, manufacturing bust
ness Which could be greatly increased. Splendid
pr A.. = rsiab t. man needed. Address
TnOMAS, care Carrier NO. >, city. ia ls-lt'
WANTED SIX BUBBLE PAVING
w sFfAKERS:. Apply at quarry PET
BURG CRAM QUARRY ING COAPAS -, Pc
te.sbng, Va. ia lS2t
WANTED, A FIRSr-CLASS COOK.
W Apply, with recommendations, at 100 east
Main street. de ls-lr
DARrNER WANTED, WITH $3.50,
4 to Join advertiser in d safe, respectable, and
profitable investment. Large pr0h's. Address
n q. Office.
Norfolk, Va. "a wv
XHANTED.-A YOUNG MAN OF
w twenty-seyen desires an ENGAGEMENT
with some reliable firm IN any capacity where
strict at eniion 20 business is appreciated. salary
no object II in line OF promotion. tirsi-class
references. Address H., boz us, city. ia i7-it'
WANTED, LADIES AND GENTLE
w MEN 70 Introduce our GOODS on salary
or com mission at home or travelling; $50 on
credi.. Address. wi'h stamp, KD1AL MANI
EACIUklNG COMPANY. Cincindau, o.
WANTED, A PURCHASER FOR
w one ~ and one 22-b0RsH-POw Err
STEAM-ENGlNE AND sAW-NlLL. nine miles
from Rich nond. at Aliens siding. richmond
and York- Hiyer railroad. Address 1910 Main
street. Richmond, Va .
ia l2-6t' ID +. ALLEN q bhOIhbR-
CCMAC, SUMAC, SUMAC.-WANT.
- I'D. every body to know that am paying tho
highest cash price for PRIME sUhAC LEAVES
delivered at any depot In Richmond. Full
weights and satisfaction guaranteed,
wAkSER MOORE,
shockoe Mills
LIME. CEMENT. AMI PLASTER. sells
WANTED. STUDENTS IN STE
w NoGRAPHY AND rYPEWRlTING. We
offer a complete snd practical training on Very
reasonable terms aid give our grad yaius-
Bile assistance IN securing situations Address
for prospectus
NcGiLyaA COLLEGE OF srENOGRAPHY,
&C l3-dawtm ITO north Ninth street
A GENTS SHOULD WRITE FOR
"A illustrated circular. and terms for two
weeks trial Of MISSOURI WASHER Washes
dirtiest clothes clean By lot steam, without rub
bling. Easily sold: profitable. j. WORTH, "a
Beekman street. New York city.
nol0-Su&sa5zt
NTANTED, A MAN TO TAKE AN
w ONCE and represent Manufacturer: so
per wees small capital required. Address with
stamp, MANUFACi uhEk, Box 20, Wet Acton,
Mas. la6-W&Ss4t
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT ;s;S:s.l.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT -,ssssL
COMPANY for AORFo X. Sa@ -
PORTSMOUTH. NEWPORT Nsw-, ~ Az 70
MONT. and JAMEShIHek LANDINGS an'. .
by ei@gant saloon stesmss AXIS, iessins ".
pIond kyEhl MONDAY. "WEDNESDAY, a..
FRIDAY az A. A.. Stfest-ears ~ dliss's "
steamer wharf. go. -, ,,,.,
Counorsious az Norfolk closely win al nh.l
Cor noflbern cislos sane a'terccoo, Jshessi'o'
by dayhgh Great tourist Hos. Coeapes. 49,
Through ticxols on steamer and O. "s'y-
Agency, 1000 Main street. bagy2se fnt'AsN
through. staie-room, engaged tor lay or oish.
Freight received dssly Tor SuefOLa, fONis
Tic AND DASYiLLk STATIONS, snf Mt't-
lSGroN. ID. a.. all p iais IN Eastern Noi'A
Carolina. Easlero Virginia. AMI ali regular As1.
ings on the James AID happanaanoek h'er> ~
lowssk ratss aud through bilis lssueSi
LuCIkN n TNIUA Nico-fresfdeoL
Ne. III hAtn streol and hockessA
LAWN WILSON,. Frv,ghssnd fAsssogsr Assss
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AUCTION SALEs-This Day.

AUCTION SALEs-This Day.
DICHMOND BAZAAR, ~
III Nos. i4ss ASD lao FRANKLIN STREET. <S~S
Our regular sale viii commence
TODAY
NJ 10 O'Clock, whom We Will offer q number OF good
HORSE, MULES, BUGGlES. PHAEIONs, AND
WAGoNs. ~
40 baless HAY. In prime condilion-to be sold In
lots,
The THOROUGH 5REn COLT "virgil," four
years old. dam by "MOnarchlst"
2TOP-WA % :, in good order;
Ist CUND-HANp TOP-BUG3Y.
/ sECUND-HAND OPEN BUGGY AND HAR-
nc.s, and ali other sto registered 10 time.
jaig h. b. CUOk. Salesman.
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rEHE ESPECIAL ATTENTION OF
d the ladies IS called 10 the aucil'n salc OF
MILLINERY GOODS At store so 5 Broad
street, recently occupied by Mrs. NJ. Campbell,
ageut, sale commencing
MONDAY, JANUARY 2OTH,
nt 10 H. NJ, ana continuing until al stock is DIS
posed ~. stock. consisting Of Ribbons. VEL
TRIMMED and Unframed HATS and BON
NETS, FlXTCkE,, SHOWCASES, MlHkOks,
etc, vi / all he sold without reserve.
ia lS2t b. b. COOK, Auctloneer.
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EptAlii N'Aiihlf
FRANK D. HILL. & Co., Auctioneers.

VIRGINIA, CITY OF RIcaAosD-ro WIT:
/, Charles ". GOddiu. clers Of the Chaucery
Court of the city Of Richmond, DO bore by certify
thai on the 18th day of January, 1890, Harvey
Wilson duly qualified Ia my said court "a spe-
cial commissioner, aud gave bond as such ac-
cordiLg to law.
Civ, under my hand this i4th day OF Jinu-
airy, 1899. CHARLES W. GODDlN,
"a Clefk.
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RAILROAD Ls~rs.
m n agzEE 5gEgE sEvzV1

m ~ Ssz sggxyE1 .syEul
DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC kAfLROAD. sr,..'',,,
commencing JANUARY IL in 1878
sssnfsfi time
s:z2 A. n. leaves Byfd-srs8, snil)1 dan.
stops only =. Ashisnf. Bgt1 ssn ~
ford. and FRI dcricxsbIrg. hr,,,tns-.
Whitewater Slsep.f 70 Wa,sfa,,.
ssi New forS Does nos SD 4,
Eibs. y
roo P. NJ. i.avs. syri.s,rsss station i.i, g.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-18
By FRANK D. Hill & Co., Auctioneers.

BY FRANK D. Hill & Co., Auctioneers,
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NICE
NFRANE DWELLING HOUSE No. J05 SORlH
IWEN1Y-SEVGNT STREET., BEiNkkS
CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS, Ar AUCTION
By virtue Of tae decree mentioned below, In the
suit OF >ittercing Us. Bunstts administrator,
&c, which was entered ia richmond Chancery
Court January -, 1890, will sell. on the prem
Uses, GA
TUESDAY. JANUARY IS, 1893,
at AZ o'clock P. W.. the REAL ESTATE men
toned in said Decree - follows: The LOT OF
LAND with FRAME DWELL INC. No. 505 north
Twenty-siSenth street. and other mprO7eI.,e nts
thereon, in the CT OF hichmond. beginning a u
point on the wost line OF I " snty-seveut street
s2N feet north OF Cay street; running thence
northwsrily and fronting gu lwenty-seyenth
street q Big feet: thence bacs between parallel
lines l.2 feet The house contaius about eight
rooms. and is In good order throughout. and was
formerly the residence OF John u. Burnett, de-
ceased.
Terms: Cash as to 50 much as may be neces-
sary 10 pay the costs Of this suit and snle and 70
pay a note f0r s2l vi h interest from May 70.
1883, and another note for S2l with Interest from
November 49, 1889, and the residue Is follows:
S7gl on May ~. 1880. and the balance thereof in
two equal in5ta ments al six AMI twelve mon hs
from the day OF sale. re pectlyey, With Interest
on same: deferred payments TO BE- evidenced BY
negotiable notes OF the purchaser, and the title
retained until tho whole Of the purrnese-money
Il paid ana decd ordered by TIE Court
HARVEY WILSON,
Special Commissioner.
FRANK q. HILL, & Co., AuctiOneeIs.