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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-12
A HIDDEN TRAP-DOOR.
A Murderer Den Connected With the
River by Sewer.

The body of man was found lodged
against snag in the Illinois river Satur-
dav by parties passing in n ski1. Tho re-
mains were brought To this city yesterday,
saws q Pekin (Ill.) telegram, and at the H.
Quest II was learned that they were those
of Bernhard Junghauns, German
horse buyer of Peoria, a man of con-
siderable means There was an ugly
wound back of the right ear. A gold watch
and chain and gold ring which the man
wore were missing, and no money was
found upon the body, although it was
learned from letters in the dead mans
pocket that he intended 10 start for Ger
many to day. The man was undoubtedly
murdered and robbed and his body thrown
into the river. The Coroner's jury return
ed a verdict to that effect.
-Four policemen surrounded den kept
by Link Hummel and Bill Tuckey last
night and endeavored 10 arrest them for
the murder Of Junghauns. As the police
men burst in the doors the two rutiians
dropped through hidden trap-door and es-
capped TO the river by means ofasewer. Two
women living with them were arrested.
and the murdered mans watch. chain, and
ring found on them. Junghauns was
enticed into the den on Friday his head
split open, and his body conveyed to
the river by means Of the trap and sewer.
He had drawn $4,000 from the bank on
Thursday, and intended leaving for New
York Oh Friday. He was fifty-eight wears
Of age, and is reputed 10 be quite wealthy.
All of the police have orders 10 kill either
Hummel or Luckey on sight. as they are
desperate characters and have committed
many crimes. II is thought they will try
to reach Chicago or Kansas City.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-12
TN NORTH CAROLINA.
HAPPENINGS HEARD FROM THE OLD
NORTH STATE.
KILLED nv Twister--Death Of a PROMINENT
Citizen Under Sad Car
cumstanccs-
special telegram to ,nc Dispatcn.l

CHARLOTTE, n. c.. March 1l.-News has
reached here of the accidental killing OF
Mike Sifford, near Gastonia; lie was en-
gased IN securing a saw-stock TO q wagon
by means of a twister, hickory sapllng
which is bent around the log and secured
20 the wagon, when one end OF the twiste.
became detached. The sapling new ou'
and struck Mr.. Siford terrible oiew'
from the effects of which he died. Mr.
Sifford was sixty wears of age. -,
Mr.. Lafayette Mason, pronmii L emit, ci. IL
zen OF Gastin county, died at his hor1c IN
Dallas last SATURDAY.. The circumstances
Of his death were sad. A few days ago he
went ont TO his pasture 10 drive the cows
home. As he failed to return after long
time search was made for him and he was
found HELPLESS on the ground IN the pas
ture. He was speechlcss but apparently
conscious, but was unable TO make himself
understood lie fingered In tins condi-
tion until Saturday. when he died. Paraly;;
sis is believed to have been the cause OF
his death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-12
Ralelgh Notes.

The report of the Bureau Of Labor Sta
tistics for the wear 1889 has been gwen 10
the printer by Mr.. John c. Scarborough,
the head Of that department.
Your correspondent had an interview to-
day with Major Finger, State SuperInten-
dent Of Public Instruction. Tho latter
saws he will make his report for 1889 at the
end Of the present year. his viii be
done because the Legislature at Its last
session changed the fiscal year SO that 1t
now ends June 30th. The financial part
of the work in 1889 will be contained IN
the report for the cnrrent year. Major Finger
SAYS his report Will show in detail the Work
done at the County Teachers Institute.
This is the most important work done
during his stay in office and he 10 very
proud of it. The Institutes have aroused
interest in the pubic schools, have shown
TO what extent there has been want of sue
cess. and also have demonstrated the fact
that the system Will continue to fail unless
more money is made available. 1t IS very
clear that the need for increased school
funds is at once urgent and imperative.
The blockade on the Murphy branch of
the Western North Carolina railway has
been raised as far as JarrettS. The trou-
ble was due to landslides. The worst
block was at Red-Marhle Gap. The great
or mart of the trestle over the TuckaseSgee
river was swept away. The rains IN that
part of the State have been very heavy TINS
month. The weather has been bitter cold
for some days.
A great deal of timber is being hauled on
the mountain streams There are some
large slides. one three miles in length. for
getting logs TO the streams. Old New
England lumbermen are engaged in this
business. The timber boom is now larger
than ever before both in the extreme west
ern and eastern parts of the State.
The new road law, known as the "alter-
native" law, is proving 50 satisfactory
that it's adoption by a number of counties
is probable in the course of year.
Already il is operating Ill about ten coun-
ties. and is everywhere pronounced sue
cess.
Representatives of the English syndicate
are at Durham making an examination OF
the great factory of BlackwelPs Durham
Bull Tobacco Company.
The people of Raleigh were greatly de-
lighted last year at the singing OF Captain
Cunningham. of Richmond, and they are
particularly pleased TO know that he is
soon TO be here again and TO sing ut the
entertainment given by the Kings Daugh-
fara
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-12
RAILROAD EfsER
AND DANNIL l. +
Ia RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE ~ Effect FEBRUARY lG, 100

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT FEBRUARY l6, ls@
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA;
$50 A. Nj. SuU rHERN EXPRESS. daily, 90 AZ
lanta, Augn Ia. and points South. Con-
nets a. Greensboro Tor Durham aud
Raleigh. al Salisbury Tor Western
North Carolina Ia gers can tta'
sleeper at l.. ". Through sieepcr5
fllnl Dauyile south.
o.2O A NJ ACCOMMODATES, daily, except
SUNDAY. 10 Clover. Va, Rni inter-
mediate points.
100 A. NIHGINlA AND NORTH CAROLINA
EXPIRE, $. daily, through train 10
Raleigh ria keysyilc. Connects AZ
HurkrUllc with Norfolk sud western
railroad f1r FHrmyll'. LyurnbIfg,
aui IOin.s West. az Nryayle for
Ci.rssyi.lc, OXfori, Henderson, end
Durham.
3.OoP. NJ. FAsI MAIL, daily. for Atlanta, Au-
gus'a. ami p.,lt- south. Come o. a 4.
gose 4y5 Junction WITH inrnyiie
ana foHlatau railroad. a. Greens
bro Tor DurnRu AMI n-lcisl. at
Salisbury Tor Western HOr;n Carr
lima Through sloelers from Dan
Vile South.
6:O0P.M. LOCAL, daily. except sunday, for
Amelia Courthouse ami inferno iiaLo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-12
Jo,t,ngs from Greensboro.

A syndicate of Raleigh capitalists were
in Greensboro yesterday prospecting Tor
land, and. II is said, the syndicate wishes
to make extensive purchases OF real estate
near that town. .,
President David Schenck has called a
meeting OF the directors of the Guilford
Battle-Ground Company for Saturday OF
this week. The meeting will be held at
Greensboro.
IL is learned to-day that a white man by
the name of Whartley was killed on the
Three C's railroad near Shelby last Satur-
day. He was walking across long trestle
and was overtaken 10y material tram ana
Knocked of the trestle. he was plckedur
dead. He was book-agent
Captain T. A. Small, a well-knOwn citi-
zen of Greensboro, died MONDAY after
noon. He had been IN bad health for q
long time.
Of Mcdowell county, has been burned.
Loss about $4,000 with no insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-12

his regiment had been engaged: His pa
rents. of course, supposed him dead. a.! he
battle-fcld. was found by Confederate
troops. placed in hospital. and when he
recovered was imprisoned at Libby Prison.
Here he remained over year until ex-
changed, and no found himself on the
Atlantic coast without money and hun
dreds Of miles from home. He shipped on
board merchantmen for the East Indies
A. a seaman, and has followed the sea ever
since. He has acquired competence and
has decided 10 settle down IN ms OLD nome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-12

WANTED, YOUNG MAN WHO CAN
W keep looks and mako himself generally
ueeful IN our Office and lumOor-yhrl. Aidrc 8
IN own hanlwrilmg stating salary expected
Ecfe. eucrs. e.. ". SPOONER& son,
mn i3-t Charlottesville, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-12
A TLANTIC COAST LINE

RICHMOND AND pErERSB~8G qtte,,,
TlNE.IABLE
Comrlonrirr s. NDtl. fatr.s-v q -, q,
2 a. ". Uaias GA ta.s r1ti vol. ga a a,
lows
TRAINS SOUTHWARK
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ASHLAND.
a Happy Mceting-Dentho of Weil-known
Lady.

a Happy ,Icetipg-Dentho OF Wel-hnown
Lady.
rCorrespondonce OF tho Richmond Dispntch.l
MARCH II, 1890.
The regular meeting Of the Henry Clay
Council. ROYAL Arcanun, which ls tho two
hundred-and-thirteenth meeting OF TINS
council. was held in their hall IN Ashland
tonight. They initiated their one
hupdredth man in the presence OF very
LARGE number of members. This council
had present with them tonight the Su-
preme Regent of the order, Hon. Leigh IL.
Watts. of Portsmouth; the grand regent
Of the State. James Il. Blanks, OF Peters
burg. and all the other grand officers. A
banquet which did much honor to the
council and which was greatly enjoyed by
all present was served after the adjourn
ment of the council. Speeches were made
bv the members and their guests, Colonel
X. +. Beirne welcoming the visitors III
characteristic speech.
Mrs. Mary Blunt Irevillian. wife OF Mr..
r b. Trevillan. died at her home in Ash
land last night at II o'clock, after an
illness of about ten days. She was the
mother of fourteen children, eleven OF
whom survive her, and her death IS pecu-
l;arlv sad. Mrs. Treyillian was true
Christian woman and will he greatly
missed in the community. The funeral
services were conducted this evening at
the Baptist church.
Henry Duncan, an old cOlored man, was
declared insane yesterday by the commIs-
sioners of lunacy. He will be sent to the
asylum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-12
Riding on an Avalanche.

Thomas Gowdy, Robert Adargien, and
an elderly woman started down from the
head of Empire Gulch, near Leadyllle,
Col, Monday evening in a wagon. When
thev reached the place where a snow-slIde
occurred on Friday night they unhtched
the horses and Gowdy started across the
slide with them TO break the road. Adar-
glen followed few feet behind. Suddenly
the whole side of the mountain appeared
to be sweeping down on them. IL was too
late TO 90 back. Gowdy WAS su1ocated
and buried. AdarGien and the woman
after q ride Of nearly half milo on the
nrnlnnc clio necnnnl-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-12
Scotland Mock News.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
SCOTLAND NICK. \. c., March II, 1890.
The farmers in this section are very
much disturbed about the crop of spring
oats. just up. They fear that the recent
freezes have greatly injured tn the ;oC crop
Similar news comes from other sections
Your correspondent learns that the Bap-
fist denomination in 1arboro' will soon
perfect arrangements for the purchase of a
lot on Main street, where they will build a
$1,000 church.
There are more persons trying to pay as
they 90 in this section than in years be-
fore perhaps. Notwithstanding the poor
crops of last year. II IA sad that IN
Chowan county also the credit system has
been largely abandoned.
Johnston county Jail is now without an
occupant, for the first time in four years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-12
AN EXCITING SCENE
OVER AN ATTEMPT TO HIRE OUT
TWO MIGRANTS.
Public Sentiment Protests and the Police
Justice Has 10 Back
Down.
tcorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispa,ch.l

Correspondence OF 'he Richmond Dispa'ch.I
NORFOLK, March II. 1890.
The attempt of the High Constable to
hire ont two white Migrants this morning
on the auction-block by order of Police
Jnstice Baum created quite an excitement
ON Main street and several hundred people
gathered in front of the auction house
Vigorously denouncing the proceedings.
The crowd was so clamorous and the ex-
element so great that the men were not
mt on tho block. and the Justice finally
sent word that they would be provided
with work at Lambert's Point until the
amount of Their fines and expenses were
secured 10 the city. The men are incorri-
gible vagrants. but public sentiment seem
ed to be against disposing OF them on the
auction-block.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-12
Destructive Fire In Durham.
,o.....ot ,o,agra,n IN me niaDafch-

DURHAM. y. c., March IA fire oc-
c1rred about $50 o'clock this morning, by
which the Durham fertilizing factory was
totally DESTROYED. The total insurance
involved is ST.. 900; the salvage on machin:
ery and stock will be small. The origin OF
the FIRE is unknown. though some suppose
IL started in the office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-12
AUCTION SALEs-This Day.
u,RUSTEFS' SALE OF ALOT OF

by Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Auctioneers and Brokers,
No. north Teuth street
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TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND

5:i3 a. " " From Atlanta and Augusta.
fi5 4. N. From Amelia Courthouse.
1910 p. ST. From ks'eign.
s:}5 T.. NJ. Al Mgnches.ef. from Clover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-12
CUTICURA RESOLVENT.

the new Blood and Skin Purifier aud greatest OF
Humor Remedies, internally, and CrTICURA,
the great Skin-Cure. and CUTlCURA SOAP, an ex-
duisite Skin Beautliier, externally speedily and
permanently cure every species OF itching.
burning, scaly. crusted, pimply, scroi uloas, and
hereditary diseases and huInors, from pimples
70 scrofua.
Sold evorywhere Price: CUrIcURA, 50c. /;
soar, 25c. kfsOLvBSr, 81. Prepared by the
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO2POBATIoS, Bos-
ton.
.g- Send for How 70 Cure skin Diseases" Ga
pages, 50 illustrations, and 100 testimonials
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-12
CURED BY CUTICURA.
AGRATHFrL MOTHER.

thank you for your CUrIcURA REMEDIES, and
feel that la doing 80 might be able to sayo some
person from heavy Doctors bill, which know
II has done for me. My baby was seven weeks
old when began TO try the CUTICURA REMEDIES
fOr Il disease which had spread itself all over ils
head and face. | was nearly distracted; had
been TO tue doctors, but got no satisfaction.
Before two days use OF tho CUTICURA REMEDIES
the scabs began 70 loosen. and In three weeks
could hardly believe that 1t was the baby |
used to dread people seeing. lie Is perfectly
cured, aud has a beautiful growth OF hair COM
Ing. / am very grateful TO you.
MIS- GEORGE NORMAN,
Xnrdnn Lower Lachine, Montreal, u. q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-12
He Took Poison.

Representative Samuel l.. Hess. Of Flan-
drau, Moody county, member Of the State
Legislature of South Dakota, took poison
az the Locke Hotel. Pierre, at an early hour
Monday morning. physician was sum-
moned, and Hess will probably pull
through, although he declares his intention
OF leaving this world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-12
SUBDIVISIONS OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

By direction II ;he Executive Committee o.
the Virginia state A.rcul,ufa. AM Ne 'lIuirAi
society viii SOL. by auction. on the prcmi-e-, On
THURSDAY. MARCH 10. 1890.
beginning promptly AZ - O'Clock ~, tho follow
ing LOTS in the order named:
IT, THlRfEEN III NDklD AID ElDhi -
FOUR FEET Of TIRE NORTH SiDL or BROAD
STREET. beginning az the eastern end - tho
Fai--Gr0uudS. and selling westward ulu lhH
entire frout 4. disposed o. These Loss arc lIj
feet deep 70 81 a icy 2! ieet VIC; g., ,.,,-p,.,-
-. FlrThEN HUNDRED 49, NlNf p
EIGHT FEET OF TIE sol TIL SIDE or hAh-
SHALL STREET. beginning a. the east enl ana
going weatwaully. These Lots are ljJ ieot 10
tha aforementioned alloy.
81. SIXTEEN HJNpktp AID lOtll-lpl X
FEET on THE SOk.H SIDE ot NAhNH ALI
STREET, with depth Of l,3 teet To- an alley -
an. EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
FIVE FEET on THE SOUTH SIDE OF CLAY
STREET. vith Il depth Of !J3 fee. O. the last
5tr TISFTEEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY
FEET OF THE NORTH SIDE OF 81 Al HtEi
bv n depth or IN feet 90 an alley u fe'' wide.
Cth. 4 LARGE AREA LYING BLlN tkN THE
IAST-NENrIONED ALLEY AND TIE RICH
NOND FREDERIC hSbDNG AND POIOMAl
RAILROAD, md which ~ reason II ia raIlrosl
facilities has great value tor manufacturing pur-
n should be remembered hat these facilities
will be incaieulatly augmented by mo- pr2posri
Felt Line connecting the NchinDud aud ALE
CHAM railroad with the Chesapeake ami OHIO
railway, as this Belt Line in crossing az 10 must
| the Richmond, FrederlcA .burg aut Pot mac
| railroad VIII put tho latter Ia easy c,mmunl'A-
| ton with the sources ~ iron aud coke supplies
| The lots hereby offered are level, are in tnat
| llno u tho clty's growth which has shown iho
| greatest increase IN prices, ana beiAy 70 close
% the city sure To Irtlrn tp investors largo
profits ia q short period of time.
Every lot offered VIII Do soil, and A. wa oE-
ncct 10 sell ono lot win tic privilege ~ ten, bl,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-12
An Ola Soldier Missing for Thirty Year.

fritz Jabusch walked into the house Of
his relatives in Oshkosh, Wis, Monday
after an absence Of nearly thirty years.
The story he told was most romantic one,
for he had long been, mourned as dead. In
1852 he enlisted ia the army and went TO
the front. His relatives heard from him
regularly until the summer OF 1868, when
lis letters ceased stter battle " which
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-12
A FREE FIGHT
At Negro Society Meeting-Bad wounds
rsnecgal telegram 70 the Dlspatch.l

Especial telegram % The DIspatch.I
CH.R1orrr. n. c.. March 1l.-There was
free fight among some negro women NJ "a
"society" meeting in Richmond county
last night. II seems that they .quarrelled
about some newrulcs which had been intro
duced and this brought on the fight, IN
which f,urteen negro women partclpa,,e1;
Sarah Hogley and Nancy Turner were lald
out with fearful gashes IN their heads.
Their wounds are quite serious, having
been inflicted with heavy shovel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-12

Ru.se,l county. Cyrus stallard,, his son,
and Jobn Stapieton were in a boat that
e ca" y and ali we're drowned. ALI the
bodies have been recovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-12

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT OF
LAND e].xiOO FEET, WITH a FRAME
Unwilling THEREON, OK TIE NORTH SIDE
or FEDERAL NHAk THE CORNER OF
EIGHTH. AND NUMBERED 1D.-By virtue Of
deod Of trust from william Butler and wife 10
the undersigned "a trustees. dated the 10Th day
Of July 1882 OF rec0ti Ia tho Clerk Office OF the
Richmond Chancery Court. IN Decd Book l3S a,
mage 30. TO secure tho payment Of certain
sum OF money, default having been made In tho
covenants therein contained aud being required
So 10 10. We Will sell by auction, upon the pre-
misses, on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH i2. 1890.
a,4K p. NJ, the PROPERTY located az above
hedwellipg contains about five rooms, with the
usual out-houses, and will yield a good per cent.
upon the outlay.
Terms: Cash, ~ to ;90&.52 AMI expenses OF
sale; the residue rs may DO pamed az time oil
sale. EDM ARD :. hOSi,
JOSEPH v. THOMAS,
GEORGE :. VASHON. JR.,
r,h- Trustees.
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A Discovery that Created Excitement.
rnoc,,I teIcgram to the DIspa.ch.l

ISpefIaI tbIUEI7''' :
JvxcuprRo. March 11.-Black marble of
. rerv superior quality has been found on
Back creek. Botetourt county. The find
has created some excitement ana the own
ers have been offered large prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-12
Y0RK-RlYER LINE,vn wEsrPoINr
THE FAyoRlrE ROUTE NORTH.



TRAIN SO. -, ego b. ~.
LOCAL EAPRE.s daiiy oEeept sunday. stops
AZ all stations. 80 Lester MAJOR ronu.ys With
stage Tor NnlSerton: with Baltimore steamer d,
West Poiu-
TRAIN 20. %, i.i5 f. -.
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily except sunday,
Cor West Point connecting with fors-hiYer
steamers for baltimore. 4. Baltimore -.eame-s
c,nuec. with baltimore aLb ONO railroad for
Washington. phil.;rli ia, aui Acw ora.
s.eamcrs leave haltmore p Il. daily. except
Trails arrive at Richmond $40 \. II. aud Il A.
NJ.
TRAIN 10 l9. 30 \. VI.
LOCAL. MIXED. daily except sunday leaves
Tysnty-4ica.h stree. Tor Nost fOin, AID inter-
T1c[et-3fice At station foo, Of Virginia street.
Ctty ucEet-0fdce-cOrDsr OF Tenth All Main
streets. -
sOLHAAs, JAS. l. IAl Lph'
Tranlc Manager. General Passenger Agent
JOSEPH ;. POTTS. Division Passenger Agent
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE

V,RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
L JAMES-RIVEK LAND, ~ CHARLES CITY
COUNTY.-ln execution OF a aecd - trust from
John X. Arms.ead. deceased, u the crGniy ~
Charles City. dated O-t0ber 3, 1870, % &. \.
Branch, trustee, aad duly recorded In TIE clerk
ONCE Of Charles city county 20 SECURE she pay
ment OF boud Of tho sam u ys0j9.s2 and -cFe-
raj years interest thereon, default 1ring o"'n
made In the paymoat ~ said bond. aud oelns
reluirod by the executors Of Robert z. Cole. me
beneficiary Ia said decd, I viii, a. substituted
trustee, offer for sale az public auction before
the courthouse door II charles City county, %
TUESDAY, MAY -. 1893,
that being the first DAY OF the term ~ The Srcuit
Court Of Charles city county, that NAlJ Abl
TRACT or LAND now known ~ " iommahUn
formerly known - "BroadneX' and Perry
containing 90 ACRES. more or iesA
This tract T. valuable by reason OF us l0caton.
fertility, ana umbor. ~ further description L.
deemed necessary, "a those dc'ir0us oi puI-
chasing are requested to inspect the premises
TFRNs or SALE; Cash.
For further Information address ne under
signed. u. L. u. -
Substituted 0stro,
LiCutf0ot Posj-Onlcc. Va
mh5f996 Apq g, W.
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Bv virtue % the above decree We tho special
comm s1ioner5 therein appointed, Will sell al
public auction, on tho PREMISE, ON
FRIDAY, MARCH H. $50.
at : o'clock F.. that certain LOT OF LAND
WITH A THKEE-SrOEI BRICK STORE AND
DWELLING THERON, lying and being In the
city of Richmond, fronting IL feet q inches on
eqst side OF -eyentceuth street, and on the south
side " Walnut alley between Main and Frank
lin streets, and running ta'k about o) te"t =
inches 10 an alley feet q inches wiie the sail
lot being subject % an annual grounI-rent oil
go bushels Of wheat.
TERMS or SALE: cue third cash: balance IN
six and Twelve months, neroucp.3 notes WIZ
interest, the tito TO be retained untl all The
p.rchas ,-money Is paid aai conveyance or
dered by tho court. ..........
j. SAMUEL PARRISH,
EDMUND WADDllL, JR.
Special Commissioners
J. THOMPSON brown & Co. ASD joins ]. GODDIN
Aucuouecrs
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SRQCkEIEN. as.

L,AT MACKEREL. NORTH CAM
TJyA HERRISGs, ExTRA-LAsGs Do"
TONGUES. AND CLIPPED BsEf, ct
,.m MCCARTHY 4 AAfSsA