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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05
HsAL ESTATE ar PRIVATE SALE

L7ARM FOR SALE, COMPLETE Is
Z WITH STOCK, IMPLkMENTs. HOUSE 4
HOLD FUkNI1 YRS, AND CROPS. MAIURkD
AND MATURING.
Inc farm is composed OF 402 ACRE'-aj0 in
cultivation, balance ia valuable timber: g. acres
in Wheat, looking we'll. and seeded 10 japan
and red c.over; 10 ares IN Spring Oats, also
seeded TO clover; p acres IN Timothy. Clover,
Orchard. and Heras Grass for hay; 20 ecres
Clover for pa9t re A. tcrcs TAI plougnel lor
corn ard tobacco: ~ acres in Corn Stubble Tor
fallow: lns Orchard and Garden already plant
cd also Plant AMI Hot-Bed-, Apples, Peaches,
Pear-, Cherries, aud Berries IN aDundauc9 nVo
noyer-faiIine springs OF pure water, and excel
lent well az door.
Pine Dwelling Of 9 rooms. garrets, closets.
pantry, and stOre-rOOm, well furnished through
out; over SEQ pounds PORK in smof e-house;
barrels Of Flour, sugar, oil. NlnegGr, beei' ana
Potatoes in store-rOOm Workshop well sup
piled with Tools cut-buldings for every ur-
pose, covering over 300 square feet OF Hfouhl =
six good Work Mules, 20 Cattle, ~ Hogs, bees,
Turkey, and Hens.
New Au.iman-Iaylor eigh;-horse power En-
| CINE. mounted; new Far4uhar No. I'D vibrator
| separator Plans Binder, STANDARD Mower, star
| Hay RAKE, dozen Flows, Acme, springlootn,
! AMI Common Hsrrows Lani-Rouer. flaming
| MIL wagon, Carts ana CarriaGes-in fact near
! " evory thing required on i farm Tbs conteD -
| OF two rooms, horses, and dogs reserved by
| own sr.
The farm ia we'll fenced with plank, barbed
! wire and straight rail. aud u classified a. the
best farm in this district Dy assessors this year.
| Sickness the cause OF sale.
Three miles from depot on the Chesapeake
| and Ohio railway, four miles from depot on the
| hiclmond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac rail-
| ROAD, thirty-dye miles from Richmond, kind
Deighhors, schools, and churches ~ the imme-
| dinte vicinity. Agents need lot apply.
Ad .ress Il. q. T., BOX ~
gp -SREM2t HcWlett's. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05
OYSTER-PACklNG.
Tho Season Drawing to It's Close.

Tho Season Drawing to Its Close.
Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK. April 4, 1890.
The oyster packing season is now draw
inc 10 a close here and few orders are
coming in and few hands are at work.
Owing 10 the warm weather all through
tae winter and other causes the season
has been unremunerative as whole, and
some packers talk of going into other lines
of business. Oysters have been abundant
enough but the demand has been slow In
The North and West. The catchers have
received fair prices all the season ana re-
failing prices have ranged higher thah ior
several years. A great many have been
,lapted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05
WESTERN LUNATIc ASYLUM.
Meeting OF the Executive Committee of
the Board.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch


SrluYToy, VA, April THE monthly
meeting Of the Executive Committee of the
Board Of Directors of the Western Lunatic
Asylum was held to-day. Present: All the
members-viz.. DIR. S. II. Mofhtt, Of Rock
ingham (presidenD Colonel j. X. Edmond
son. Of Rockbridge; Colonel 5. +. Cole
man, of Cumberland. and John W. Todd
Dr. B. B. Tackfcrd esuperintsndept5 and
Captain Lewis Hartman (steward). Refer
ring to the dispatch Of March 18th, wherein
IL was stated that the committee were then
in consultation with MIR. j. Crawford Neil
son. q well-known architect of Baltimore,
respecting the enlargement of the accom-
mediation of the asylum, the saidcommit-
tee appointed Dir. Nelson to that position.
lie held that relation 10 the Board OF
Directors for the erection of three build
ings several wears ago, which have stood
every test Of the intervening time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05
GOING AHEAD.
Charlottesville Making Steady Progress
Correspondence o; the Richmond Dlspatcn.l

CHARLoTTEsvILLE, VA, April 4. 1890.
Charlottesville Is now on steady boom
and is on the road to great prosperity.
Real estate has made wonderful advances
in price during the past month or so and
is now selling at solid figures.
Three lots situated on University ave-
nue.. in the recent addition 60 the city. sold
at public auction on Wednesday at the
rate of ST. 900 per acre. One lot 25xlO0
feet brought $40 per foot front.
This is only one instance IN many where
city property here has been sold at good
figures lately and at great advance over
prices of year ago. No efforts have been
made to boom the city, but our citizens
have endeayored 10 show that Charlottes-
vile possesses exceptional advantages in
location, climate. natural resources, edu-
cation. and in various other respects.
Many improvements are now being made
in the city, and our enterprislng and ener-
getic citizens are sanguine OF the clty's
success and development.
The city now has two land companies,
and both OF them are successfully at work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05
DICHMOND BAZAAR, %1c
kt Nos. 1893 ASD 1tlJ FRANKLIN STREET N-@---'

Our regular sale will commence
TO-DAY
M ~ O'Clock. when We viii OiIer a number Of ex-
cellent HORSES, MULES, BCGGlES, FHAk-
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Has Taken an UDfavorabie Turn.

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. April 4.-tor nearly
.bree months Colonel John A. Henley has
been in Philadelphia, III attendance at the
bedside of his son, MIR. Albion Henley, who
is down with inhammatoryr rheumatism. Up
to a few days ago the young urn'a .condl-
ton was slightly improved, and his friends
entertained the hope that he would soon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05
AUCTION saLEs-Fusure Days.
BY Henry L. staples e Co.,
Il03 Min siIeot.

CMALL TRUCK OR FRUIT AND
y DAIRY FARM ABOUT THREE Mills
FROM TIFF CITY FOR SALE FL AUCTION
We shall offer for sale by auction, On tie prem
iSss, on
THURSDAY. APRIL 10, 1890
AZ - O'Clock noon, II fair " not on the next fair
day. the NICE LITTLE FARM Of hr. Frank Ju-
lius Staude, containing sIGdr AND A Qi A.
TYR aCKKS, situated a. The forks OF the New
market road about three miles east 81 the city.
There Is q good orchard and a dwelling Of three
rooms, pouity-house, barn stable. ,Sc-. on the
the farm Tools. &c.. at q iGir price II desired.
Asore has been kept at this race and good
business can be done by pushing man with
moderate capital
TRRNs: one fhird cssAand the residue IN six.
twelve and eighteen months. with interest 60
cured by negotiable notes and deed OF trust
HENRY /. STAPLES ( CO.,
ma AuctiOneerS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05
ByN. W. Bowr,
Real Estate Auct!onesr,
CONN ISSION ERS' SALE
A TRACT or LAND IN HENRiCo COUNTY.
LYING
ABOUT SIX MILES WEST or THg CITY or
RICHMOND,
AUCTIoN.

In execution ~ DEGREES OF ths 'haucery
Court OF Richmond entered IN tho co-e on FL
Iaond Davenport q Co. ~. John II. Hl'Antm'
the unier.igned, special ccmmls son"r@ Wl"
sell by auction. at the OAlce Of y. ". bo"e, No.
4 Eleventh street. k hmond, Va, on
SATURDAY. APgiL -. $50,
at II O'Clock ". the following LAND owned by
j. n. Mi'kham:
Three-Choppe1 road, about siS miles west ~
the CITY, sdiClnlng he farm formerly oWnei ny
g. &. Exall, +. Gently by 4. ". Bridges, tr4.''-'
aud being part OF the lract known % " vai-
land, - or howlesn This may b. made a goo
farm. aud &c ia not far IRON tho Richmond and
Allegheny railroad.
There nro some improvements on this lan4'
and intending bidders are requested % cNAul0o
the property before tho day Of sale.
rKBys: One fourth cash. Da inre a. one. lWo'
and tlreo years, with O per cnL interest me
credits % be- for notes, with Interest payable
-emi-annually, and titlo to be retained by iho
Court until all the purIhas'-money 3 paid.
". j. LEAht.
A. !. 1901 MARE,
A. X. COT EINEY.
COmmis-iQners-
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No Damage.

Correspondence OF Inc hlchmond DlspnNnI
PETERSBURG. April 4, 1890.
Tobacco-planters who were IN the city
TO-DAY report that no damage was done 10
their plant-beds by the heavy irost OF TWO
or three DAYS ago. The frost was not ac-
companied by a freeze. and the latter they
cav would have proved much more danger
oug.
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leo and Salt coDown.

Tspecial Telegram 10 INC DIspa'cn'I
Nonro1K. Va. April 4.-The steamer !.
n Coleman. Captain Perry, of this port
bound from Norfolk 70 kdenton. N. u,
with a cargo Of ice and salt, sprung aleas
ysg Wo"d,a Fishery. The Merritt Wreck
inc in Company will send assistance to the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05

:. .,,e.o return home. To-day DIR. Leonard
Mn1,iav The uncle OF tho young man, re-
nn,xeY n telegram urging his immediate
,,rasence "a an unfavorablc change in hrs
rpoudit;on had set in. The Doctor left on
.ha aveninp train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05
WEST VIRGINIA.
Jerry Hat6eid's Slayer Under Arrest
fsn.c,al .eIeer,m 70 the Dlspatch.l

Special telegram to the Dispatch-l
Cg,ptrsroS. w. Va, April an. G. Lee,
who killed Jerry Hatfield at Logan Court
bonse on Saturday last. was arrested day
or two ago by G. W. Hatfield and Jonas
White in Robertsons coal bank, about
three quarters of a mile from Logan, Court
nouse. where he had been IN hiding for
several DAYS. He was taken before justice
G. ". Morgan, waived examination. and
was committed to Jail to await tho action
of the grand Jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05
AUcrros sALss-rusure pay..
BY james j. Elan,
Roai Estate Agent and Anctioneer'
fiI3 east Main street.

TWO ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN
4 DWELLINGS IN HOwARD's GROVE, \ y, sa y
THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO KhiLmnn.I
SHOPS AND THE TANNER & DELANEsli, S MI
PANY'S SHOPS. A SHORT DISTANCE Mvn NJ, ~
EAST FROM THE CITY, TO BE SOLD 81 ~ %,
Lie AUCTiON.-By request OF the oELs'S
shall sell by public auction, ca tho PROMISES v"
THURSDAY NEXT. APRIL 10. $780,
MAX O'Clock p. M-.>,,.,
First Tho VERY DESIRABLE FRAME wi
TAGR, with its LOT about co. xi3) ieet OF mo =,
nj the southeast corner Of Bryan anu heun
streets, containing i've rooms and me usual con,
yeniences; well Of good water on mo lol, shl
the situation convenient, healthfui' ana p'e"-
SAINT Aud . ,,o,popr.pr
FRAME COTTAGE near tho above, WIN LII o.
nnout 33xli7 fcet, on west side bryan s.tee.'
near Littiepage street, containing Iour rooms:
and kitchen, well Of good water, ana some s9od
fruit-trce5 on the lot nth, .,.-..,or
These Cottages are on the beautltul elsVhlon
inst east If the extensive shops ABOVE hamsdi
ara delightfully."- situated 10 gooi TobtinS 10,
cality. but "a short distance from tne city' hho
where early increase IN value - Wei assured
TERMS: Easy, and announced NJ sale.
ap5 D. i rS4a-'' -'--Ilo S--.-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
J~~>~~~S1>~-
BY II. Seldom Taylor q sou.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
ONCE eleventh and Bank streets.
THAT NEW, ATTRACTIVE, De
TAcugD Two-sToRY BRICK DWELLING
No. 900 WEST MARSHALL STREET
on THE SOUTH SIDE.
BETWEEN
MADISON AND MONROE STREETS.
FOR SALE
By PUBLIC AUCTION, ON THE PREMISES.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL Q. 1890. AT 5 O'CLOCK P. ".
THAT NEW, ATTRACTIVE, De
WEDNESDAY, APRIL .. 1890. ATS O'CLOCK P NJ

Atths request Of the owner, who Is anxious 70
seli "a no int nfs moving % anO ncr part 81 this
state, we will offer tho nbOyc-mcn ioaed WELL
BUILT AND DtSlRABLf-LOCAlkD DWELL
ING, containing nino rooms, besides bathroom
and The usual modern c0nvenences There -
also stable and cRrriage-h0use on tho prem
isss
This house was erected By the owner for his
own use, and hSiny q practical builder he vas
enabled % select and did use the best mater al
IN i,s construction: IN face, there are few resi-
deuces better arranged for comfort asa none
more convenient or moro Substantially bulls o,
IN better condition than his house. TIA lOca-
ton IA convenient ami the ncighrorhooi gOo1.
All parties wishing O purchase. waeihrr ior
investment OF a home, would DO well % attend
this sale.
Tho lot fronts 30 feet AMI runs back las feet
70 wiIe paved alloy.
TERMS Very literal ard announced ~ sale.
Ii. SELDOM TAYLOR 3 SO@,
ana AuctUneer..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05
By Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents, Aucti0heer-, and Brokers,
no. north Tenth street.
WEST BROAD STREET CORNER
~ PROPERTY.

~ the request OF the owner. who desires to
engage IN business ont OF The city, We will sell
by auction, uuOn the premises, on
THURSDAY. APRIL ~. 800,
q, o'clock p. ". TIA. CONMODIOUS THREE
STORY BRICK HOUSE situated on the north
west corner a. Broad and MunfOrd streets. The
lot has n front OF 25xl3b feet 10 q ayed alley
Ihis building IL thoroughly equipped in every
partlc lar for the successful conduct OF saloon
restaurant, boarding and loiging-house com
biued. The owner recognizing the great need
o, hall in this growing section, has htted up
and furnished tue same, which enjoys the PET
ronage Of several organizations at good rentals
There has recently been erected q new and we'll
arranged tWO-st,ry brick dwelling In rear OF
tie above, fronting on Nunfori street, which
owing 70 it, conYomencc was taken possession
OF before its completion. Tho whOls house 10
heated by steam from cellar 70 carrot
thorough inspection Of the premises will con-
vince all OF its completeness. Tho demand tor
Brogl-strert property Is daily increasing owing
70 is present AMI future value, which, together
with the good rent this properly Will yield.
should call cut a good attendance OF bidders.
TxRXs: At sale. CHEWING & ROSE,
apJ Auctioneers
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KING AND QUEEN.

Sentenced 70 Two Years In the Penitsn-
tiary-Desfh.
lcorrsspondence Of the Richmond Dispstch-l
WsLxERroS, Va, April 3. 1890.
William Tuppence was tried at court to-
day for making malicious assault on Tom
Harris. and was sentenced to two years in
the penitentisYy. Both are colofed aud
Harris had incurred the ire Of Tuppence b.
voting the Democratic ticket.
Henry Lafsne. son OF bishop James A.
Iatane. Of Baltimore, died ct the rssidenaA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05

Of his brother-in-law, @. B. Jones. on Mon
day, March slst, and was buried yesterday
in The cemetery at Bruington church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05
,.,BE BRADSTREEr COMPANl'
CHARLES :. CLARKE. PEEsiDA'"
BRADsrREErs RICHMOND 0 w
No ilO9 EAST MAIN slAN~''
Telephone No -
Ln MUMMY, sapsr.a.saasa.

Tho Richmond orice bss nore man So '''..,sscg-
win me raptl growth Of ne ciiy a. 4, ,t,rs >
ment II tue l0rrisory triDs.A, \, ....i,9 A. 80
s.i,an,sges Of q syslem .he SUPERIOR; ~, a,l
T. recognized In every trade een,rs u n s.sl
NED werld. That |. Is 10 special seh', -
40 guard Tho interest Of ~ io.s - ,,,a.ss
ssstsd BIZ the fact that n has nov - l,.,<
70 svssertbsrs tAaa anu esAsf n'ef0s"-~@
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05

People at Middlesborough, England, are
excited over the alleged discovery Of petro-
leuIn in the ground beneath them. IXpe-
rmcntal borings are being made 10 depth
of :. 900 feet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05

Al tho request OF the executor who is sctng
under the provisions Of tho Wiz. we shall offer
for sale a pubic auction, upon Sue promises, on
WEDNESDAY, ArRGL Is, $50,
NJ 3 O'Clock F.. NJ, he PROPERTY described as
gtove. THO HOUSES contain tnree and four
rooms each and are LoH rented 90 prompt-pay-
ING tenants. They all have city water and cu'-
wort connections.
Tho LOTS have a good depth anl will be sub
divi.eI, as Will be shown by plot on day or
sale.
inis property Will pay largo percentage on
he Investment, and parties having small
amounts wishing - inyos! would do well to AZ
tend the sale.
TEENS: At sole. SUTTON & Co,
aoi AuciiOneors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
By. Thompson Brown Geo.
RaaI Estate Agents and Auclioneers,
lii3 east Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
q or THE

lliG east Main street.
COMMISSIONERS s SALE
uIper pScrIsU LUTHERAN CHURCH, WITH
LARGE AND VALUABLE VACANT LOT,
NORTHEAST CORNER OF SEVENTH AND
GRACE STREETS.
orosh Decree OF tho Richmond
20 lChsncery Court, entered
Roner. &C.. trustees March :, 1880.
By virturo Of tho above decree and rs special
commissioner tncrein appointed snail sell az
public auction, on the promises on
THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1880,
.,o,.,ocI =. n. the above EXCEEDINGLY
VALUABLE AID DESIRABLE corn Ek PRO
PERrY. consisting OF modern, siylish blilCh
CHURCH, CON pGrailyeiy new, win basem NJ.
n main nudicr co-roOn, and scnooi.room above.
| scs,ing canacity 100, aud that OF tho school
rcono 9g0 The ediics Is most substantially con-
stricted % best heart timbers, stone trimmings.
stained-c glass windows, ana stone loundaiion IN
front. IL fronts 81 feet on soyenth street. win
dcnth OF g., feet, and for church or hall pur-
noses IL most admirably adapted. Tho large
and valuable vacant CORNER LOI fronts on
Grace stree. tsA fcei win a oep'h OF % zee,
and with q depth q lG6 foot including the church
and & feet OF ground moth 81 the cturch, which
can DO used rs on alley II desirable.
The property viii De offered hrst separately.
u
arately or as a whole, a5 tho highest price may
Terms; one third cash, sud the balance in
ak, twelve. and eighteen months Tor negotiable
notes with interest, ami tho title rofhil9i until
nll the purchAse-money is paid and the deed Or
dered by the Court j. W. ANDfR-DN,
Special Commissioner.
]. THOMPSON BROWN & CO., AucIioueers.
GRosn, VINO SUES. SC. PLAINTIFF, AGAINST Ro-
MFR. &C, TRUST -. DEFENDASTS-i% The
CHASCgRY COURT OF THR CITY or hCHh0$D.
]. Charles ". Goddin, clerk Of said court GER
thy that the bond required OF the special COM
missioner By the DECREE in said Cause OF March
= 1892 has been duly given.
Given under my hand ;ni4 2Jth day OF March,
1900. CHARLES ". GODDiN, CLERK.
POsTPpNEMRNT
The aoove sale is postponed until
SATURDAY, APRIL On,
Mt same time and place. api
by George ". Mayo, Auctioneor.
ONO. l. Laughton, DR.. saiosman)
No. "a ninth street.
CPECIAL EASTER SALE OFFLOW-
- ERS AND PLANTS, PALMS, GALA AND
EGsTER LILIES, LAkGE AND DESIRABLE
lot or FLOWERS AND PLANTS SUITABLE
FOR THlS SEASON Al AUCTION on tx
SATURDAY THE 5rH ISsTANr,
az i0H O'Clock, at my auction-r0oms' No y
Ninth stree. GEJhuE " ~
ap5 h.c.iDheet.
DICHMOND BAZAAR, In
Iii NOs. 1893 AND 1tlJ FRANKLIN STREET. N-----'
Our regular sale will commence
TO-DAY
at 10 o'clock, when We win oIer a number o. ex-
cellent HORSES, MULES, BUGGlES, FIAE-
TONS, and WAGONS.
AT II O'CLOCK
400 BALES HAY. in good condition;
mar coed FARM MULES. to DO sold for account
OF whom IL may concern:
large aud reliable FAMILY MARE;
ITOP WAGON, nearly new.
nor BUGGY AND HARNESS in good order;
/ OPEN BUGGY AND HARNESS IN good order;
2 good coal CARTS:
SECONDHAND SPRING DRAY;
and all other stock registered IN time.
L. y. COOK. salesman.
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Leave Arrive
80 kicf moab IetsrsD.rs.
DAILY


Sos.n.l5, T., g. %. rs, . out rs mst' I
s.on. sos ~ ngd ~ f'nD l sislA. ~
chester, Drt"ry h.lI- '.i -.'f'
NoA s.. . ~. AMI - Viii 8.,p 4. 81 sh'l.i ID
passengers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05

DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD -.
commencing lhB.t ARR %. 4'sl-e'''''
s.sadari fims.
7SsA- Il. lssyos ByrJ-srs5l sia''ln 'a
cops onlys. Ashland Boz 90.
lord. ana Yf,deriCksDufg, t-o. f-a..
" leWa,Gr c.eeg'f " VA
AMI Now FORK $1,000.
llc- A. NJ leaves Byr- sIrcsi sshu'a l''''
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paur ExcsPr sCSDArA
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station on Mondays. Weaae- -iff, ~ ..al
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By e. seldom Taylor & son,
Real Estate Agents aud Auct0neers.

COMMISSIONERS AU lotion
v SALE OF ONE UNDIVIDED ONE
THIRD NrRRu ST ~ 4 VALUABLE LOT
or LAND ON TIE sou n SIDE Of 3AIN
STREET NEARLY OPPOSITE THE FIKST
MARhET.-In pur-uence u decroe of the
Chsncery Court OF the City Of Richmond, en-
tered on tho 18TH day OF December, 1919, ia
the cause OF BenGit r.. SchwClizer, &C.. the
undersigned, special commissioners therein
appointed for tue purpose, VIII sell az public
auction, on The promises. Oh
WEDNESDAY TIT l'TH DAY or APRIL. loA'
az | o'clock i. -. the interest O. Henry
-chveitzer IN the REAL ESTATE mentioned IN
said decree. as follows: ONE UNDIVIDED o. r.
THIRD INIhkESt, O'ine an estate IN fee--lin-
ole in and 20 mat certain ot or parcel ot land on
the south s'de Of Main stree: aud On tho cast
side II >h0ck0e crock, IN tie city OF Richmond,
fronting on Main street q feet. mere y loss, an
running rack at right angles 40 feet to an
alley.
TERMS: For cash a 20 90 much OF the proceeds
as may be necessary 10 detiay Tue oxpen-es OF
sale and 20 pay OF and discharge the following
sums OF money: So. with Interest thereon from
December j., 1881: sgl&, with interest from
same date: $500, with interest from september
%, 1856, subject 70 A credit OF s.2.50 a. Of No
yembcr %, 1888, and all costs az snid SUIT,
amounting 10 ABOUT s.: the residue upon
such terms rs may 10 announce! az the sale.
D.. &. RICHARDSON,
". ". HENRY,
Spe Tai Commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05
RAILROAD L:sfN
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
u WAY COMPANY.

~ WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH Il, 1890
LEAVE RICHMOND.
s3o A NJ "Limitedn daily for Old Pom, and
Norfolk. Pullman Car 10 Old Point
Hoo A. n. Express daily Tor Cincinnati. Pari0r
Car old Point 10 Charlottesville. asd
Pullman sleeper Charlottesville 70
Cincinnati.
s:e5 p. N. Express daily for Old ooint a-d Nor
f0ls. Parior Car 70 Old Point
500 P. NJ. Accommodation, except sunday, for
Boutwell,.
lO.45 p. NJ. Inc r. r. v Limited daily Pullman
Shopping Car Ola Point % Hinton.
Solid vestibule train. with DlniDg Car
aud Pullmans Charlcttesy vile 70 Gin
cinnah ana pullman 70 Louisville.
TRAINS ARRIVE AZ RICHMOND.
$40 A. NJ. and p. NJ. daily from Cincinnati.
res Y. N. daily, except sunday. from Boutwell,
1880 A. N. and 6:55 r. n. daily from Norfolk
JAMES-RIyEH DIVISION
Qichmond and Allegheny ksiiroad)
LEAVE xIcgxosn
200 A. NJ. daily for Lynchoarg, Lexington. and
Chiffon Forge.
40 p. NJ. for Lynchoarg except sunday. Sleep.
Ing Car for Lynchburs, which will
leave Lyncnburg a, o:l5 A. n. for
Lexington.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT sicHHoSn
$50 r. NJ. daily from Clifton Forge.
El5 A. N. exceps sunday from Lexington and
Lynchburg.
II. W. FuLLER,
General Passenger Agent
q. w. eTIvlxa General superintendent 70 y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05


TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1890,
rom mencing at II o'clock. the following pro
HORSES MULES.
~ HEAD WELL-B1ED cows,
2YTa3ITN(, HEIFEE-, HOES Q WAGONS,
/ SPRING WAGON. BUGGY, , BINDERS.
SULKY CULTlNATOR. NARRONS, PLONS,
1 MOWER,l S0RING-TOOIH HARROW.
Also, large quantity Of PRIME hAl' palet
and unbaled. 70 be soid by tho ton, together with
other FARMING IMPLEMENTS and HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE.
TgRys: All sun under ~ cash; In excess OF
that amount. negotiable notes ~ niuoiy days
with approved ci.y eniorser-, interest aided
GEORGE ii. POINDtXIER,
ana aucliOneer