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New-York tribune., 1890-04-13
KANSAS TAKING Up BOSTON FADS.
The RostOn Advertiser

From The Boston Advertiser.
bookseller at Kansas City Is quoted In The star
as saying that the atcst demand OF the day THAI
city is for three booss-Rellamy's Looking Back
ward Howclls's "A Hazard OF New Fortunes, ana
Ibscn's plays. The first two of these writers may
faiIly be claimed as Boston authors. Mr.. BeIlamy.
il is true lives at Northampton. but he Is coming
10 Boston soon to edt The Nationalist mag3xinc,
ard certain Boston circles cain TO have discovered
Ibs,n. At all events, Mrs. Winslow Is disseminating
IA knowledge of him about the country All this
creates new bond Of sympathy between MassacAus
sets and Kansas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
Malone and the Virginia Elections.
New York sun, 13th.J

The resolutions passed last Tuesday by
The Republican State Committee OF Viz
rinia. Gepeia William Malone, chairman,
are an amusingly frank exposition OF the
Republican theory in regard TO elections
tn the South. According TO the preamble,
Ithere has not been IN this State. as they"
the Republican State COMMITTEE. be.
leye. . full aud unhindered exercise OF
the right of the elective franchise and an
honest return of the ballots as cast SINCE
the election for representatives IN Con-
gress in the year 1882. when tho election
machinery was fairly organized and hon
estly administered. save and except IN the
congressional elections OF 1886. when the
Republicans carried the State by 20,o00
and received the returns for seven OF the
ten membc rs OF Congress-"
This 10 the true Republican position. al
though good many Republicans are still
doubtful Of General Mahone's true kepub-
lieanism. No election Ii fair unless the
Republicans win. No majority u honestly
secured that Is not Republican majority.
Before you are beaten, ~ soou as you
know you ere going TO be beaten. and at
regular intervals after you are beaten. howl
about fraud end intimidation. The people
In yopY own State will know better. but
The GOOD Repu blicans m the North will be
nroperIy horri6ed ct the wickednen Of the
sou{bern Democrats. and the chances OF
ibsrai contributions to the next Republi-
80 campaign fund viii be increased.
General Nnbone's committee omit TO
mention tsat the Virginia Republicans
Ueys eas.ed Aom lover IN Virginia oaiz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
Plan TO Collect Elusive Taxes.
Mt. VNco, BUCKINGHAM COUNTY. VA.

Mt. VNco, BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA.
To ne Editor Of he Dispatch:
II is known that the present revenue
laws allow all bonds and other evidences
of debt (saye where the owners are excep-
tionally honest) to escape taxation; that
premium is thus placed upon dis
honesty: that the State Is thereby de-
frauded of its revenues, and that an UNJUST
burden OF tax is imposed upon the honest
citizen. -,
II would seem TO be well to agitate the
subject that means may be devised to
bring all property of this species within
the grasp of the law. The first essential
step is to drive the game from cover.
TO this end it would be well to require by
law all persons holding evidences of debt
TO record the same giving name, date, and
amount) in the clerks office within
stated period. III der penalty of being for
ever debarred from collecting the same IN
any of the courts of this Commonwealth.
10 the end that the taxes may be collect
ed with the same certainty and Impair
tiality as the tax on real estate, the clerks
should be required to furnish the commas
sioners of the revenue on the lst day OF
February of each year with list OF all
such records, as the basis of taxation for
this species of property. IL Will be Oh,
served that the solvency of the bonds and
left entirely with the owner.
In the case of transfer the tax would
stand against the last recorded owner. ana
any transfer without due notice to clerk
would vitiate the collection by law, so tar
as the unrecorded holder IS concerned.
This plan was first published IN the Nelson
Examiner. Being of general interest ~ 10
sent to you for publication, that the peo-
pie generally may discuss the subject until
a law can be perfected that will compel the
dishonest citizens to bear Just portion OF
the burdens of taxation. In the United
States, according TO the best available
statistics, out of $50. 900. 900 O00of property
only about $4,000. 100000 is assessed for
taxes. large amount OF TINS untaxed
prOpertv ia in the shape OF bonds ana
other evidences of debt.
So long rs these debts bear interest or
Weld profit to investors they have the
essential attributes of property.
SO long as one of the chief functions OF
the law is the collections OF debts, these
same debts should. of all things, pay tri-
butte to the law Since it is necessary that
q certain revenue must be collected Tor the
purposes of government. ii is obvious that
lust in the proportion that any persons or
property escape taxation Just in the same
proportion must taxes be raised upon the
honest citizen who lists his property and
upon real estate which for so many ages
has born the burden Of taxation.
Ii would seem to be for the public good
that the law should at length cease to OPP
press the DOOR that II should place a pre-
MUM upon honesty rather than upon dis
honesty, upon industry rather than upon
idleness. JAMES II. ROBERTSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16

by the greatest efforts, and In campaign
al extraordinary popular excitement; and
that thew might perhaps be in power now
IL the more conservative and respectable
part of the party had not turned its back
finally upon leader whose selfish and ar
bitrary policy was enough, even without
the unpopularity of tho national Ad-
ministration, to disgust and estrange
his followers. Malone was fairly beaten
in Virginia, and il there has been
any corruption about Virginia cleo
t,ons in the last ten years, il has not been
practiced against him. There have not
been free Congress elections In Virginia IN
one sense. Malone has named the Re
publican candidates for Congress, and the
Republicans of various districts nave had
nothing 10 say IN the matter. IL IL re-
ported, moreover, we regret to say, that
he is so averse to being represented IN Con-
gress by "nigger" that he is trying TO
have Professor Lsngston. the Republican,
claimant of a seat in Congress IRON the
Petersburg district. not counted in by tho
Republican counters-ln.
Malone knows that there is no longer a
chance for him In Virginia unless his crea-
lures can supervise the Congress elections.
As a means Of urcing Republican senators
10 vote for the Federal election bill, his
State Committee has boon made to alter
this declaration Of his intention TO abstain
from elections unless he can do the count
ing: -,
I'VE for ourselves declare that we will
not participate. and we advise oil solt-re-
specting Republicans to forbear partlcipa-
ton in any election in this State except in
such districts where the district commit
tees may elect to call conventions) where
and so long "a the same shall be conducted
under the foul elcction-lGw OF the Demo-
cratic party as now frsudulently admins
tered, hopefully abiding the time. when
unlawful disfranchisement OF the electors
and fraudulent returns shall become so re-
pugnant to popular sentiment rs TO make
the acceptance of public trust by such
means badge of dishonor; when the bet
ter thought of the masses shall realize that
an efficient, frugal. and pure administra-
ton of public affairs is only to be reached
by fGir elections; when. IN fact, il shall be
seen that republican form OF govern.
ment. as guaranteed by the Constitution OF
the United States. the paramount law OF
the land, is allowed or enforced IN VIZ
ginia."
The decent people Of the country are
not likely TO have any additional convic-
ton of the necessity of Federal election.
law because Boss Malone wants one. And
even such a law wouldn't do him very
much good. Until the United States. can
nut him in contro of State and local
elections in Virginia he will be an unhappy
man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
BIG MEFIINNo.
This town WAS almost deserted Yesterday
ReOpening a Thoroughfare.

In order 20 guard against results utterly sub
versiye OF health, 1t is absolutely essential that
tho grand thoroughfsre or avenue OF the system,
the bowels, should be reopened "a speedily as
possible when they become oostructed. IL they
are not the bile is misdirected into the blood ;
the liver becomes torpid vlscid bilious matter
gets into the stomach. and produces Indigestion !;
headaches ensue, and other symptoms arc pro-
duced, which a prolongation OF the exciting
cause only tends TO aggravate. The aperient
properties OF Hostetter's Stomach Biiters consti-
tute q most useful agent in overcoming constric-
ton OF the bowels, and promoting regular
habit of body. II IA Infinitely superior so the
drastic cathartics frequently used for the pur-
pose, since IL does not, ike them act violently.
but prod uces a natural. painless effect which
does not impair the tone or the evacuatory or
cans, which it invigoratcs instead OF weakening.
The stomach and liver, also. indeed the entire
system, is strengthened and regulated by H.
iy l6-W(w)F8Su
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16

Waddill. of Virginia. whom one of the
Democrats privately alluded to to-day as
George Wise's vacancy" made curious
sort of speech. in which he tried to manu-
facture strength tor himself IN his own
State, but. on the whole, 1t was lame
effort Washington correspondence Louisville
Co,r1er-.Journdl, July Isl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
AUCTION sALEs-rssgs.r,s. D 49,

AUCTION sALEs-rusrrs Days DAY..
CyJ. Thompson Brown Co.,
John r. Goddin.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionserh
COMMISSIONERS SALE
xS1REssroKY BRICK STORE AND DWELL
SEVENTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANALiS sIkEEiS
Jacobs Dscree Oh 'ne "''n'
wol,sheimer q CO. and ala. mona oh'n'e'y
Allan Court - Entered
Jacobs and ais. Juno I, is".
TO BIZ SOLD AT THE RISK AND COST OF
MRS X. WOLFsHkiMkk. THE
FORMER PURCHASER
By virtue OF the above decree We. the special
commits ioners therein appointed, Will sell al
public auction, on the premise'' IN
TUESDAY, July ~, 1890,
at O'Clock p. NJ, af the rick and cost Of srs. Y.
Wolisheimer, the former purchaser, who has
failed 10 com ply with SAID purchase that certain
IOr OF LAND WITH A rHREE-sTOkl
BRICK STORE ASD DWELLING THEREON
lying and being In the city OF hichmo0f. 'front.'
1f.g
street and on the south side Of walnut alley be-
tween Main and Franklin stress. snd RAINING
back about % feet inches TO an alley ieet
inches wide, tno aaid l0t being subject 70 IA AL
nual ground-ren' Of sex bushels Of wheat
TERNs OF sALs: one third cash. balance IN
six ami twelve months, negotiable notes with
interest, the title 70 be retained until all the
purchase-money ia paid and a conveyance or
dered by the Court
EDMUND WADDlLL JR.,
!. sAMU FL PARRISH,
Special Commissioners
J. THOMPSON BROWN & co. AND JoHs I. GoDDIs,
Auctioneers.
JACOBS. PL.IsTIFF. AGAINST WoLFsHgINgR, d.
PENDANT. AND ALLAN, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST
JACOBS, DEFENDANTS THE CHANCSRY COUkr
or the CRY or RICHMOND.
4. Charles W. Colcin. clerk OF said court. GER
tify that the bond required oi the special COM
missioner, Edmund Madiil. Jr.. ana j. samuel
Parrish. by the deere N said cause OF June 4.
1850, has been duly given.
Given under my h.ai this 9Th day Of June,
1882. CHARLES W. GODDlN,
jyl6 CLERK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
WAiLROAD LEsEA
NHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ WAY COMPANY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY II, is]l
LEAVE RICHMOND.
ZOO A. N. Freight, except Sunday, Carries
passengers between Richmond aud
Gordopsyle.
$50 A. n. Daily for Old Poin. ana Norfolk.
Pullman Car White sulphur 70 Old
Point
Hoo A. N. Express, daily for Cincinnati Pull
man Palace Car oh Point 10 White
su phur. and fdlinao sleeper Char
lottssviils 10 CincinnatL Chair Car
Richmond u CHI .o1 Forge.
$50 p. n. Express daily for Old ooln. AID Nor
folk. Pullman Sleeping Car cinc;n-
natl TO CD Point
go p. NJ Accom- Dodatioa, except Sunday, for
Chariot ssyille. ou Saturday tbis
tran runs 20 stdunion-
$40 p n Tho Y. y. v. Limited daily Pullman
Sleeping Car Oit Point 10 ciuclnnati.
Solid ysstibuie trs.n, with DiDiag Car
and Pullmans Charlottesville 70 Gin
cinnau and Pullman - Louisville
rBAINs ARRIVE Ar RICHMOND.
RS A. NJ. and ass 2. Y. daily from Cincinnati
ais A. n. daily, except sunday. frou Char
lostssviils; on Mondays froo, staun-
100 A. N. and 7:4s p. u daily from Norfolk.
6:oo r. NJ. FREIGHT from Charlottesville. Car
Ties psssen2era
JAMES-RlvgR DIvHION
Richmoad and Allegheny kailroadl
LEAVE aicHxoNn
roo A. n daily for Lynchburs. Lsxinstoa. and
Clifton Forge
<Sp 2. n. for Lynshburg except sunday. slssp-
Ing Car for Lyuchburs A train
leaves Lynenburx ~ ais A y. daily
for Lexington aud Clifton Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE At nlcnMoxR
ESQ r. n. daily from Clifton FerGa
Eso 4. y. exceps sunday from clifton toeeA
lAxtagtou~ Aad LynchbusSs
station; HtgAA aaA Canal sersetA
b. W. HULLul
0eoogul Passonoes AnoaA
q W.ss1v1 oeasgal s1osinoesAanS ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
" VERY VALUABLE FARM or 81 ACRES
OF LAND NEAR MANCHESTER, II CNEsi Sk-
FIELD COUNTY, YA.-By virtue OF a decree OF
the Circuit Court o, Chesterfield county. en-
tered May Il, 1890, IN tho suits OF Nilliams. &c.
g. Nanders aud als.. Walker. Sc, Is. Nanders
and ais, and MandeIs, &c, 20. hgnders ana
as.. the undersigned, special commissioners
will sell nj public auction IN trout OF the dwell
ing, on the promises. on
THURSDAY, july l.. 1880.
at 4:3O o'clock r. VI. that VERY VALUABLE
FARM, containing S7l ACRES. lying on me north
side OF the Midlothian turnpike about four and
half miles from Manchester, about one bali
G earei a considerable portion of which i rich
lOw-grOuuds, and the balance In original growth
timber and pine woods. Tho land lies splendid
ly. the 'front.' being especially attractive, as II
rises gradually from the turnpike. II Is All
good farming land and adapted To tho growth az
all crops raised IN this section. As 70 healih
and desirahilily OF location II "a unsurpassed. In
addition - Us farming valne Il ga close enough
70 the city TO toe desirable for country homes for
businessmen. This Is good place N which 20
invest your money. You csn buy low now anu
In few years realize a handsome profit
FOR further particulars apply 10 the auction
GERS
TERMS: One fourth cash and .he balance In
one ana Two years, deferred payments hearing
intereaf from day Of sale AMI lille retained til
all the purchase-money IS paid and "a convey
ance ordered by the Court
SAMUEL " PAGE,
H. l. p LLtAi.
l. o. WENDENBURG.
Special Commissioners
yTRGtsrA-IS THE CLRRKs OFFICE OF rHg CIR
CUR COURT OF CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, July
9, 1890
I.E. H. Fiournoy clerk OF the Circuit Court Of
said county, do hereby certify that the Dond re-
CURED OF Special Commissioners d. L. Puliiam:
/. O. Weudenburg, and :. NJ. Page by decree OF
May e. 1890, in cases Of Williams Gc., q. Mhn-
der. Walker. &C. ~. Maniers. aud Manders g.
Manders has been duly given. with security ap-
proved by me-.
Given under my hand the year and day above
written. K. IL. FLOUkNOl,
fv 4, Clerk.
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ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
Y0RK-RlyER LINE,vu wEsrrorSr
THE FAyORTB ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND:

LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. 5i, I'D 4. 4.
LOCAL EXPIRES, daily eEcapt -nniAr sofs
at all stations. ~ Lester Manor c0nnfcs ~
stage for walkergoD: Win baltimore steamer ~
West Point
TRAIN Ma IS. 80 p. V.
BALTIMORE LIMITED. iaiiy except suafih
for West PO.nt. counocslns Win lofk-ltlirf
steamer, Tor baltimore. A. Baltimore slea nefi
connect Win Baltimore apj o1i0 rhlroAi co.
Warrington. Philadelphia, AM Rev loiA-
steamers leave Baltimore J. n. laAg, ohfsps
TraiSs arrive a. Richmond 30 4. X. aai i3.sJ
TRAIN 10 ~ 10 4. =.
LOCAL, MIXED. daily except suninY leaves
Tyeuty-slglth stree. for West s9lnl aai intsg.
IIcrst-5r.,s a, station foot q virginia street
City HcxeLoli!cc--coraer " ItliA aDt hala
streets .....
SOL HAAS, JAS. d lhf-'N
Tranic Manager General Pa.senger Ag1n-
JOSEPH {. POTTS Division fass9uger Azen-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
CseerAi Passenger AgcsA
CxInIssp. gDpy. t.oe-Pr-Aies.
Cspsral o1cs. koaaoks. Va tst

DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
hASD POTOMAC RAILROAD -@Scassals
commsuclns APRIL 30. i,sy--caslrfa slseiAfi
tine
- l. N. leave. Byri-s.ress stziioa fA.y
s.ops 0niv =. Asniaoi. hosaNel@ ,.
ford, AMI fred sricks0arg, hfoot-Alt
m.issstsr s4sspss " "Asaias''a
cad Nov YORK
il:ss A. II. leaves Byri-suess sIapoa iAis' 'r
except sunday.
ZAP II isavex MINISTRIES stanos i>iik
sle.oer. kiea noal 80 New YORK..
SsoA u arrives o. 8yrd street. staaoa dali.
Sleeper from >es rosL a..
e8 p. II ARRIVES 81 Byri-suosl sisaoo i.if
sssps ~ frsisr.cxsourx aiioos
BoInwsl. and Ashlaal sleeper iva
wasniagsoa and Nsu refk Dess ="
STOP at EiDA 49,
eNE - arrives ., Bra-sass, ssalea assh
except sunday.
ASHLAND rRAINs
sAIy sxcarr sVspAvs
eSaA. y. lssvss kiDA Arrsrss ~ AshiAaai
rs A. ~
COR Y accommodates lssvcs syrd-s.rss
STATION. Arrsvss 81 Ashlaad ~ ) r =
ere ?. n lsAves Mia arrives 81 Asaisaa a.
e1A \. slri.ss Sis~ LsA'ss Asalssa sss"
An
eU A l. sooon mediation arrives a. RyS
.rsss ssAsio& 'ss'ss AsaiAaa ~';S
sisn \ :.;; |: : NJ. s.'s A'AlA'a /"
ca rAyLoA rsans Manages
N = NyIlS osnsssl 1GpefstasAsaA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16

AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
By Jas. Macdougsll Anciioneer,
Oflce No. 1900 east Main street
CTOCK OF GROCERIES, STORE
- FIXTURES. SHOWCASES, HORSE. TOP
WAGON. HARNESS, &C, AT AUCJON.-By
request Of the owner, who 10 declining business,
| will sell al No. Il east Main street on
FRIDAY. 18TH INSTANT,
at fO% o'clock. the entire stock Of FRESH AND
DESIRABLE GROCERIES, &c, embracing
COFFEEs, TEAS, SOAPS. AOLAS>Es, FLOUR,
VINEGAR. LARD. bBOONS, BUCKLES.
Two nearly new OIL-rANkS and MEASURES.
TEA and COFFEt-CApDlEs.
A nno assortment OF CANNED GOODS,
TOBACCO, CIGARS, LICENSE, &c.
ALSO.
sTORE-FfXTURES such "a COU NTERS,
SHELVING, SHOWCASES. &C;
One very due tIVE-YBAk-OLD HORSE, gentle
and sound;
One nrst-rare TOP-WAGON and HARNESS.
The attention OF the trade Il especially asked.
a. the stock il sl fresh and desirable aud will
be sold
STORE FOR RENT.
JAS. MACDOUGALL,
1yi6 Auctoneer.
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DANIEL & Anderson. Managers. e22-l
COBB'S ISLAND, VIRGINIA'S SEA

NOBB'S ISLAND, NIKGINIA'S SEA
~ SIDE RESORT IN THE ATLANTIC OCEAN.
Increase OF Hotel accommodations, new pullu-
ing and other improvements. The nnost beach
and surf bathing IN tho world >nipe-snootlne,
fishing, and uoat-sailing unsurpassed Can DO
reached by New YORK, Philadelphia aud Noriolk
railroad daily from North or South. Passengers
going TO Cobbs Island must get of at Cobos
Station. -
TRAINS: We will meet the il:27 A. NJ. north
bound train and the 5:lS y. Vi. south-bound IRAN
at Cobb's station. Passengers transferred direct
10 the Island by steamer
Terms: $40 per day, $40 per week, $40 per
month. For further information address.
T. f. COBB. Proprietor
Uotel Ph vatican je Gam
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AND DANyILLE
~

DICHMOND AND DANYILLE
la RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE N BFFBCr APRIL q is1l
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA;
40 A. NJ. SOUTHERN EXPRESS. daily, 90 ht
lama, Augusta. AMI points ,0lsl. f.a-
meets o. Greensboro. f0r Durham tlf
Lsisigh. o. Salisbury fOr Wnt..
North Carolina Passengers can ttto
sleeper az q =. u. Through sienprrs
from balFlle south.
gcoAM ACCOMMODATION daily exesHs
sunday o. Ci0FoL Va. AMI inter.
mediate p0ln.s.
t,.OoAN. VIFGINiA AND NORTH CAROLINA
EXPRESS, daiiy, through ralp -
Raleigh riG hoysflilr. ,uuurcls ~
Eurka gl.ls with norfolk an1 Meftefl
railroad Tor Fsrmulle. Lynchbsrf
aut points Wosg: a. heyefiIa Z
IlarEsyillc. oxf0ci, handersol, Ani
Durham.
sOoP.M FAsT MAT, dally..tor Atlanta. A..
gusta, and points S1uIh. tounaesN
M0ss>y's junction ASA fGrmhls
aud POwhaiaD failroAi. Al 1flon.
toro' FOR Durham All Raleigh %
Salisbury for western Norm caro-
lima Through s.eepers from Dan
vile South.
COOP. NJ. LOCAL. daily. oxcep. suaisy, for
Amelia Courthouse ani in,orneiiase
points. ...,,
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
s s:,5 a = NJ n From Atlanta and Ausu''s
SIS a. NJ. From Amelia Courthouse
40 2. NJ. From Raleigh
b.35 Z. ri. AZ Manchester, from ,lofer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
GEOhUE Y. ALLkN tU., Ag9HN
No 1901 asin street. sai
auli Compauyis WHAT hDl<ostA
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT .ssSIbJ

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT 49,
Y COMPANY for the sEAsHOkE. Aa :
Cheapest ami most pleasant route u VLD
POINT. VlnGIsA BEACH. OChAN VIEW
NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH. NEWPORT nEws'
CLARgNONT, and JAhEShIvEh LAND
INGs by elessn, saloon steamer AhiEL
leaving Richmond EvkaT MONDAY. WEDNso-
DAY, and FRIDAY AZ 7 A. ". streeI-csrs 20
directly 10 steamers wharf Fare 10 Ola foint
or Norfolk, $3.50; second class. 81.
Connections as Old Point AMI Norfolk closely
win al lines for northern cities, virginia beacn.
aud Ocean View same afternoon James r1'or
by daylight. Great tourist lima Caespess
route. ,..-,.
through tickets on steamer and AZ Garber's
Agency. 1900 Main street Baggage checked
through. state-rcoms engaged Tor dAS or nisas
Freight received daily for NORFOLK. PORTS
MOUTH. OLD POINT, ALEXANDRIA. ALLAN
TIC AND DASVILLE. and fAHAfiLLE AID
POWHATAS X. X STATIONS, aud VASE
INGTON. ID. C., all points IN Eastern North
Carolina, Eastern Virginia, and all regular laDi.
ings on ;he james river. at lowest rates aud
through bile issued
LUCIEN u. TATUx, vice-President
No iu7 Main street and Rockets.
levin WEIs GA Freight and Passenger Agsnt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
BY james Il. hlam,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lli3 Main street

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A
i VALUABLE LOT IN PORT MAYO" COR
NER OF SEVENTH AND ORLEANS STREETS
In execution of a certain deed Of trust to the I'M
dsrsi gned trustee, dated the 26tn OF February,
1889 and Of record In Deed Book ~ e., page .,
Richmond Chsncery Court, shall sell by public
auctien. on the premises. on
FRIDAY NEXT, July IS. 1890.
at 6:3oo'clock y. NJ, the REAL ESTATE described
ia said deed II being the well-lOcated and yalu-
able CORNER LOT situated "a above stated.
fronting 90 feet on seventh street Tor Osborne
turnpike and extending back 70 the line OF the
property OF Robert kerse, trustee, and bounded
OF the west by Orleans street.
TERMS Cash as 90 the expenses OF sale, and
the sum OF 1900, with interest on fS3t4s, from
March 25 1889, and on f2j555 from April %, 1859,
aud the residue upon such terms as shall be an
uounced at time OF sale.
W. W. COSBY. JR., Trustee.
JAMEs h. ELAN, Auctioneer. ly IL
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IRON GATE Inn.
HOH hESE

NOR RENT, SECOND FLOORG
Il OF No. 900 west Main street Seven ~.
rooms. water. bath, gas. &C. Newly pspere1.
Very convenient Apply on the premises.
lh-Ifs
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NOR RENT, FIVE ROOMS me-
il new brick house III west Msrshalll1:I
street. All convenience, with shade In yard.
Abply on premises iy l6-lt'
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CLERKS OFFICE or THE CIRCUIT Cocar FOB TIE
CITY or WILLIAMSBURG AND
COUNTY OF JAMES CITY. May 80, 1890 J
HUBBARD AND RADCLIFFE Va GoDDM AND
OIHERe-CHANCskY.
I, Richard A. Wise, clerk OF the court aforesaid,
do certify that the bond required OF special
Commissioner II. Is. Warren Ia the aooye-nsmed
cause has besn filed In my ONCE
Trste: RICHARD A. WISE,
~ I2-av Clerk.
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DESIRABLE BUSINESS And DWELLING
LOTS
at an average price Of
S275.

All lots are tavorably located on gently-rlsng
ground, overlooking tho beautiful Valley OF New
River. The exceedingly low price at which these
lots are placed upon the market Insures to in