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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-16
ByR. b. Chamn & Co.,
Reel Estste Auctionoers,
No. north Tenth street, Richmond, Va

TXECUTOR'S AUCTION SALE OF
A. THE RIVER SrOCh-FARM OF THE Ale
COLONFLJ l. CAERfNGION, located 10 Pow
ha,qn county, on the south bank II the James
river about sixteen mica west al kithmNnl.
The farm contains az ACRES OF when hn3n.
800 acres ara rlcl James-riVer am br ifl
creek lOwinui8, especially adapted 10 the grown
OF wheat, corn, and grasaes. All buildings are
new, having been built 10 the pas. ie@ yesi7
with reference 20 stOc raising Dc DWELI-
ING - large enough 70 accuinm"dhte n iat q"
family. NiDita station, on he hlcAhoLl ah 3
Allegheny branch Of the Cbesapoako ani ono
railroad, l. ia fuil view Just diagonallT aero
James river. The crops now growing on ~"
farm will convince the most skupticai max thi7
farm Is ri,h ana adapted 10 a,ock-rRl,inH. lbs
farm il in the hear Of the cosl-uolis aud al one
time the late General stone offered :sU, ID fHr t.
The executor will nov sell ~ d very ilW price VA
order 10 close 40 the estate. ana VIII oftr $40
property az public auction on the premises on
WEDNESDAY, MAY p, 1870,
a, / O'Clock p. NJ, a. which time parties desiring
n frst.c ass piece oil land, well alap.el q to'l
stock-raisine and general farming arc .htiiei
TO be present Any further Information VIZ Da
gwen by tho auctl0uters. anu parties iiIft'Htei
are requested % visit the farm % maze ior-
eonal inspection OF the premises ana growing
crops. The CROPS now 10 ground anu GROWING
viii Re sold with the farm-giL. % acres ln uHo.
Inv II gcres "a clover. 4. acres N Clover anu
orchard grass, 80 acres pa'turage. lUi acres ia
whes; also seeded tn grass 10 acres In oats
also seeded in grass, - acres IN spring
oats. 30 acros 10 corn, 4 acres yard, garden. snd
siAble-yard, and 80 acres IN woodland. 49,.
There IL a large amount OF PFHso Az FhO-
pERTY On the farm which the purchaser may
take q valuation II he desires.
TERMS: One fourth cash; $3.50 December 10,
Ie01. i2.5OO May 81, 1891: aud balance ia two,
three, aud four years, credit payments 70 bear
= Ger cent interest JAMES h. DOOLEf,
Executor.
Sale by X. Il. CHAFFIS CO., Auc.ionesrs.
my lJ,!3,l6,i7 ,20&2i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-16
BY Frank ID. Hill & Co,
Real Estate Auc,ioneers.
CtROVE.AVENUE AND HARVIE-
STREET BUILDING LOTS
AT AUCTION.
on WEDNESDAY. MAY 81, 1890,

UN WtUNE bDAI. MAJ II low,
nj g O'Clock T. NJ, on the premises, We will sell
the TWO LOTS & the northeast corner OF Grove
avenue and Haryie street, adjoining the resi-
deuce Of w. H. Mccarthy, ksq, and Immediately
opposite the Baptis, Home for Old Ladies' Each
lot fronts 3Oxl30 feet 20 an alley.
This Is a rare opportunity 10 secure two as
pretty lots as are now GU the market as the sur
roundings are flrst-class
TKRNs: Very liberal, AMI announced on day
Of snle FRANK ID. HILL d CO.,
NV Is Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-16

TNRUSTEFS' SALE OF EXCEED
TNGtY VALUABLE PROPERTY or THE
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY II THE
COUNTY OF HANOyER.--By virtue OF the fol-
LOVING deeds executed 10y James NJ. Tyler and
wife-oue 20 Il. Is. Chain, trustee, dated hsr'n
ii, lsYI; one 10 Il. II. Csr1well. trustee. dAtrd
February l., 1885. and the Otner 10 John Hutner-
foori, trustee. datei June J, lss6-all OF record
in the Clerks Office ~ Hanover County court
the undersigned. being require so to 90
Ny the bepencarles in said deed WILL, on tne
premises, at O'Clock 7. NJ,
THURSDAY. NAY q, 1870.
sell by public auction that EXCEEDINGLY
VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE PROPERTY sit
uated AZ DavsOns, on the Chesapeake an1 ONO
railway, In the county Of Hanover, consisting
OF FARM, with lG3 ACRES or LAND, dwelling,
slorehouse. school-house, barns, aud oil other
necessary out-buildings IN thorough order.
This is truly one OF the most desirable ana az
tractive pieces of property on tho inc OF sald
railroad, The dwelling contains seven rooms,
with dining-rOom and kitchen attached. ana
situated on an elevation with a beautiful grove
I'm front The storehouse, situated JUST at the
railway station, IL ore OF the best ana most
conveniently arranged to be found In the coun-
try; and Gil Of the out-buildings are convenient
and we'll built, and the farm IS all under fence,
divided into lots. the most Of which are Wei
set In grass.
TERMS: By the deeds, cash is required az TO
nearly oil Of the purchaBe-mOney hut more ac-
commodating' terms will be agreed on al me
sale; and Tor further particulars apply 70 inc
undersigned, or to Captain James ". tyler, hu-
gers Building, Bank street Richmond
X. b. CHAFflN, Trustee,
r. II. CALDWELL, Trustee.
JOHN RUTHERFORD. Trustee.
nv 36lO&dtd
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rVRUSTEE'S SALEOF TWO SMALL
l. PARCELS OF REAL ESTATE IN Ih iE
COUNTY OF CHARLES CITY, ONE With
GOOD IMPROv EMENrs TUEREoN. by virtue
OF scertain trust-deed from Gideon 4. brsdIey
ana N,fs 20 the undersigned as trustee, cated
oist AprIl, 1855, and duly recorded In the cirfAs
oiIice OF Charles City County Court, psea,DooA
"A. page As being required 20 20 DO oy me oene-
fcisry named 10 the said deetl, VIII ene- -.
SAFE AZ public auction 10 the hishess bid1of' d
Charles Ctr Courthouse, Va, on
TUESDAY, MAY ~, isso
that belue the arst day OF the ciresm Soars Of
sad county, a,2 o'clock y. NJ. the ioliesins-oe-
scribsd RIAL EsfArE-to vii; .,.r, an,
/. TRACT containing Thirty AcnhS os
LAND. part Of "Green Mesdow uace sNaa.ol
I'm the upper end OF Charles Ciiy county WIN
mi building. and Improvements tnefeon,
q An UNlMPRovkD PARCEL Or LAM, also
situated in iAs upper eud o. said se9n{ sssSa
~ !. s,opey's,v and containing FifAt A,hss
Tho nrst-psmed parcel OF iana nas upon T."
goods buildinsA and is . nice plae. Tor oae do
sir,ns 4 csunIry residence with small means.
Trrus Cash e 70 about SOL aud ms resiu ae
upon saay tsrms, 70 30 msds s n on Gay "
Gals. kpAuNU .sss>
M ~ ~~
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By X. b. Chain 4 Co.
Real Estate Auctioneors,
No. north Tenth street
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
HANDSOME wEsT-END LOTS.
SITUATED ON
THR WEST SIDE OF HARRISON STREET
BETWEEN WEST AVENUE AND
PARK AVENUE.
FRONTING TOGETHER 4s FEET ON THE
WEST SIDE OF HARRISON STREET,
AND RUNNING BACK ALONG THE SOUTH
LINE OF WEST AVENUE i2O FEET.

By virtue Of the DEGREES in the cause OF P. b.
Morrss u.s. X G. Norriss, trustee, and ala, In the
Richmond Chancery Court, entered December z,
IS-6 and MAY 8, 1890, the undersigned, special
appointed tor the purpose. Will
sell by public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, MAY %, 1890,
at 5I5 O'Clock p. NJ, the LOTS OF LAND located
az above. which may be sold ss a whole or di-
yided into two lots OF elk feet each.
IL Is useless to say anything about the desira-
bility OF this ground located IL IL IN the grow
ing West End, where many handsome buildings
are already erected and occupied, making 10
value present and future undoubted.
TERMS: One fourth cash residue In three
equal instruments at six, twelve, and eighteen
mopths for negotiable notes, with interest added
from day Of sale, title retained until all the pur-
chase money Is paid. j. PRESTON COOKE,
Special Commissioner.
Sala nv r. r. CUAFFIN a Co. Auctioneers.
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GRAND AUCTION SALE
Beautiful SuburbanLOtS
Woodland Heights, Va.

Tho southside Land and Improvement Com
pany will offer at pubic auction, at ~ M'' on
MAY q, 1890,
n LIMITED NUMBER OF IT'S LOTS IN WOOD
LAND HtlGHTS, which sdloins tie city OF Man
chester, Va aud opposite the city Of Richmond.
This PROPERTY f. admirably located ON
high plateau on the James river above ana over
looking both cities, the Wow OF which presents a
most pleasing and beautiful picture TO the spec
tatJr. III,
The Lots are high and well drained, ana VIII
soon be reached by a first-cass electric railway,
now being constructed, which will run through
inc cities Of Richmond and Manchester and the
whole length Of Woodland Heights 70 fOrtst
Hnl, the most picturesque and attractive PARK
In this country.
These Lots are 3lXl4S feet floning on VIDE
avenues and running back 10 i4-feet alleys.
Immense sums OF money have been made oy
parties buying lots 10 various parts OF virginia.
where cities are yef 20 be built aud exist only IN
imagination. whereas these lots are IN sight OF
upwards OF 10000 people, with their numerous
manufactures already established.
The Solth-de Land and improvement Coni-
pany therefore does not hesitate TO recommehl
Them as a good sollI investment Win most
magnificent speculative value.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In one, Two,
aud three years tine.
For maps aud further information apply 70
John c. Robertson,
General Manager,
Manchester, Va.
Sale conducted by A. J. BRADLEY & CO., Man
cheeter Va. myll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-16
BY George W. Mayo, Auctioneer.
Jno. L. Laughton, DR., Salesman0
No. 81 Ninth street

EXECUTORS' SALE OF HOUSE
IL HOLD FURNITURE, FARMING UTEN-
RARE NEWSPAPER FILLS, AND MIsCELLA-
NEOIJs ARTICL rs AT hUCTION.-By direction
Of the executors OF W. l. Cowaroin. deceased
will sell at public auction, at his late residence,
corner OF Thirty-four aud streets, beginning
at 1890 A. Nj. on
TUESDAY, MAY 20. 1890,
all OF the HOUSEHOLD FURNI1 UkE. FARMING
UTENSlLS, &C, comprising In psrt@
MAHOGANY DINING AND OTHER TABLES,
SID BOARD, &c:
One ORGAN. one MELoDE0N:
BRUSSELS CARPETS, PICTURES;
BEDSTEADS, CHAIRS. BUREAUS;
wAshsTANDs, SOFAS. &C.
BOOKS, BOUND COPIES OF MANY NEWSPA-
PElss-incudlng the Richmond tva.l Repub-
hcan 1892 aud 1852. Richmond WHO 1923. 80,
and '5i. Richmond Enquirer 1875, 81. '3s, aud
80. Richmond Dispatch 1883, bosten Courier
1879 and 80, National I.teisigeneer 1888, 80,
40, and al, &c;
GLASSWARE AND CHINA;
One YOUNG HORSE:
HAY, sHkAF-OATS, and CORN;
SPRING WAGONS. CARRIAGES, BUGGiES:
SADDLE and bRIDLE. HARNESS;
OLD LUMBER, several barrels OF VINEGAR:
And large quantity and variety OF ARTICLES
OF HOUSEHOLD AND FARM Usk too nu-
myis GEORGE W. MAYO. Auctioneer.
iJno. u Lsughton, Jr., salesman)
No "a Ninth street.
CPECIAL SALE ON MONDAY OF
~ QUADKUPLE PLATED slLyERwARY,
GLASSWARE, CK0CKkRY, LAMP GOODS, &C.,
Al AUcTi0N.-on
MONDAY THE 18Th INSTANT,
at II O'Clock. win sell in my rear sa;es-room,
desirable consignment Of
Fine sILvERPLATEDWARE, consisting OF Cas-
tore, lcs-Pitchsrs, Cake Baskets, Pickles.
Buffers, spoons, NAPKIN. Rings, &c.--thess
are strictly nrstclsas goods;
A full line OF LAMP GOODS dn metal and glass,:
A large lot Of GLASSWARE, consisting OF
Fancy-Colored Glassware. Com posts. sslvas,
Goblsts, Tumblers, Pressrvss, Pitchers,
Wines, &C.:
Guns and sauces, Dishes, TeapotA, Plates,
Toilet Seis sugars. 10. 10 b sold II lots 70
sui. puychassrsl
. py axoka1 ". Mx2AsAaaiionsAn
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HOME BANK TRIALS.
PRESIDENT oLpFlElo GONE AND THE
CASES DID NOT CONE UP.
ais ago, 900 Bond Had Expired-Inex-
cusable Careiessness Of Court
Oflcials--A Sensation.
rsnec,., ,elesrAm % he plspatcn.l


Especial telegram 10 the Dispatchl
NosroLk, May is.--owins u the non-sppear-
snce OF Judge George & OIcneld. whose case as
president Of the hank wss 20 have been ueo'
the cases against tho officers OF the deiunc'
Home Bank did not como up in the Corporation
Court to-day. The non.sppcarance OF .u,se
Odfleld was rather much OF surprise 70 n,s
counsel, who were In court ready TOT usel gu
examination OF the record shows tha' II Is ratre,
doubtful II Judge Oldneld has been uhaer oono
since the November term OF me cont. az u.o
oficers we're bailed 10 that term In the pens'y
OF 10000 each.
SOMEBODY TO BLAME.
rn..... a,A no, come 20 trial, aud the term OF
the court elapsed without the bail being renew
cd, though the accused appeared IN cosrs 70 re-
new their bonds IL IL held that under tpese
eircurpstances Judge Oldheld was not uDuer
bond under the ruling OF the state cOattH Inc
whereabouts OF Judge 0ldDeld Is no. known W
his frioDds
wHFRE Is HEP
\, "a. said on the streets that he had not been
"A home for twv days, and his wife had written
10 his counsel 10 know II they knew anything
about him. The affair creates quite a sensation
here 20 night
MOVEMENTS or THE BISHOP.
Bishop Van de Vyyer left o-pghi for Martins
burg aud Winchester on a confirmation tour.
The Bishop aud Father Cutler, Of kichmend,
were the guests Of Rev. Falhor Dohery OF ~
Mays ,,.
The Merritt wreckine Company, Of this city,
has f,oated the Norwegian steamship ltaIa'
ashore on Waiting Island, and iowed her INTO
Nassau, where she will be repaired.
Tho worst attacks Of Indigestion simmons
liver Regulator never fails 90 relieve.
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UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE

UCTION SALE OF A DESIRABLE
N NORTH FOURTH-ST STREET DWELLING
At he request Of tho owner We will sell by auc-
tion, upon the premises, on
SATURDAY. Nay II. 1890.
at S O'Clock Z. NJ, that well-constructed and ar
ranged FRAME DWELLING No. 72Sk north
Fourth street The Lothas front Of - by ~!
feet 20 q WIDE paved alley. The Dwelling con-
taius six rooms, with water on both floors. thus
making IL convenient 10 the wants OF two fami-
lies.
II you wish q good homo hero 1t is. II you
wish good investment ditto.
TERMS: At sale. CHEWING & ROSE,
myll Auctioneers.
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By J. Thompson Brown g Co..
Real Estate Agents and 5uctioneers,
lll3 Main street

A DESIRABLE CENTRALLY-LO-
"A GATED BRICK RESIDENCE, NO. 7o7 EAST
IEI5H STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTH AID
RIGUTH STREETS. HE FORMER REsI-
DENCE OF BISHOP D. g. DuGGETT. DE-
CFAsED.-We will sell at auction. on the pre-
FRIDAY. MAY Is, 1890.
ate o'clock P. NJ, the above DESIRABLE RESI-
DENCE The dwelling is strongly built and so
located on the lot rs 70 give wide space On the
west for cir and ventilation. IL Is three stories,
with good, dry basement, and contains twelve
rooms besides other small rooms. closets, sc.
Iatrobe stove gas, hot water, and al modern
copveniences Besides the wing OF Tho house,
which Is Of late construction, there IS detached
kitchen, with servants rooms. Inc LOI fronts
thirty-siX feet, with "A depth OF 40 feet TO an
alley twenty feet vie. The convenience 81 this
property 20 the markcts, churches. and busl-
meas thOroughfares OF tne city, besides The de-
ljghtfuI neigh bOrhoOd on this retired and beau
tifuIly-shaded residence street.. should COM
mAnd the attention Of those desiring to be close
10 their places OF business. Premises inspected
only on day Of sale.
TERMS One fourth cash; balance In six
twelve, and eighteen months, with interest, Sc
j. THOMPSON BROWN & Co.,
,cvtt Auction
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days. 49,
BY james D. Elam'
p..i E.,s,s Agent and Aucsionecr.
liza Main street
VERY ATTRACTIVE AND VALUA-
v mig LAURELsTREET
prsfyrss AND REsIDENcK.PRoPERTY-
CORNER BRICK STORE No. 400
nyTACHED FRAME DWELLING No. tos
soIJTH LAUREL STREET.
,oru SPECIALLY DEsiRABLE-To BE SOLD
ny PUBLIC AUCTION.
p,pr CHANCE FOR GOOD BUSINESS, RESI-
pENcE, OR RENTAL PROPERTY.
BY request OF the owner ! shall sell by public
auction, on The premises, on
TUESDAY NEXT, MAY o. 1890,
a, : o,cloc, p. NJ, the WELL-KNoWN AND
nETACHED TWO-srOKY BRICK
sT6RE at the southwest corner Of Laurel and
Aihnt,srle streets. a most attractive, suOstsn-
tIal and well-arrapged house, with spacious
Etoreand seven roSs o,Ser dom, fIco VS." sUsI
ness and having splendid lot Of aOxl4j feet.
aud wide rear alley' -
AND IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER. ON
SAME SQUARE
the ATTRACTIVE DETACHED TWo-SToRY
FRAME DWELLING No. 4Os, containing eight
rooms mo uaual convenience Large shop IN
rear Premises in nice order. with lot S0xli5
go re,r alley twenty feet wide, aud being one
Of the best residences IN that good location
The above properly, by reason OF It's con-
tive character, Is worthy the attention Of pur-
chasers, whether for occupancy or investment
Tgrvs. Accommodating, and at sale.
my I4lj,l6,ls,20 j. u. ELAN, Auctioneer.
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BY James b. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lll3 Main street.

YVHOSE TWO SPECIALLY ATTRAC-
TIVE NEW FLOYD-AVEHUE
DWELLINGS,
EXCEEDINGLY HANDSOME AND DELIGHT
FULLY SITUATED,
SUPERIOR IN STYLE AND APPOINTMENTS
TO ANY MEDlUM-slZE DWELLINGS
- THIS CITY.
ON NORTH SIDE FLOYD AVENUE BETWEEN
HARVIE AND PLUM STREETS,
OPPOSITE THE BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY OF
THE LITTLE SISTERS OF TIKI POOR"
TOBE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
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crswsl.a 3 Ro.E. Aa..oaesr..
By y. ". Rove,
Rea. Estate Au-noAeer
DROAD.STREET STORE PEh
FEkrT,
pgrwERN FIRST AsD SECOND srHsst"
ATACCTi0N.
ByN W Bove.


Ox TUESDAY, NAY %. iS11
Az o,,,ocs p. NJ. Will sell by agc.i'n, o. =
80 80. M valuab.e e.. Nol.-lucatc d. $ ? l-'
hh.improyiog BROAD-sThEkr Phof ~ i'..
Is b'teern First a.d second streets q.
orsppiei hy X. A. Wills. Esd, asa p.'ii =.
me iot 'front.' % feet more or jess '.. f., +
use 0f side alloy ia common 49,
about 80 ie5t ,...., .,.r.,, s.
ina rapifity vita which all up-io I r'p'-
,roneftv enhances. t0lh in ite s't
rental values, combine % reader 'N' wy
tra-tive Offering 90 investor. ,.s.,s,
Terms. one thi-d casa: baiance At -
ana eighteen months Tor notes, Win ~, ..
trust.deed: or all cash, q; op .i9a - $3.50
my "a y. w DIV .
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By Louis Rawlings,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
Ne. 1900 Main street.

HOUR UAB l. f FRAME
L DWELLINGS on JAMES STREET BE
TWEEN JAY AND CEDAR STREETS, AT AUG
TION.-At the request Of the owner, who hos
left Richmond, will sell BY auction, on the pre-
misses, on
SATURDAY EVENING, NAY Il. 1899,
et az o'clock p. NJ, -FOUR NICE FRAME
HOUSES situated as above. Each house contains
four good rooms with good cellars. This pro-
perty always rents we'll and must commend II
self 10 parties seeking good investment for a
email house.
Como TO the sale aud be convinced.
TERMS: Easy, ana announced a. sale
LOUIS RAWLINGS,
my18 Auctioneer.
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COMMISSIONERS AUCTIONS SALE
\JOF VALUABLE AND WRLIrLOCNrED
BUILDING LOTS, WITH A FHANL Nv E Itt,ls,,
HOUSE, OU1-kI CHEN MD OF l-hOl Sto
THEREON OF THE SOUTH MhSL CO ig,,1
OF LEIGH AND EORTON STREETS, WELL
ADAPTED FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES ~ ~
WE'LL AS FOX PRIVATE RESIDENCES, II
BEING THk REAL r. FATE LONG AND W ELL
KNOWN As LOTHiS PkOPERT1.-ln pursuance
of a decree OF tie Richmond Chnrcery Court
entered August IL, 1880, in the cnusc OF 10 n rs
loth's heirs. ;he undersigned, special connnls-
sioner, will sell by public auction. on the prem
ises. on ,o
THURSDAY, MAY %. 1870.
M 5.3ooclocx p. NJ, the LOTS OF LAND above
referred 10 in parcels or "a whole as the COM
missioner NAV Deem best-to Wit;
THREE LOTS fronting 20 ieet each' sltuateo
on the south side Of Leigh street beginning on
ming back IN parallel lines 1l5 feet 10 an alley In
cannon 10 feet wide, with the FRAME DIVE
ING-HOUSE AND KITCHEN located prlnci-
pail on the middle lot ,
All of the foregoing lots will be sold In accord
ance with plat Of survey rs laid ont by Bolton
q Taliaferro. surveyors. made on the "a day OF
September, 1882
Terms. one third cash: tho residue In equal
ipstalments by negotiable notes at SIX ana
twelve months. with interest al ed from the
dsy Of sale and title 10 be retained until the
purch price is fully paid and conveyance
ordered by the Court .
WILLIAM FLEGENHElMER,
Special Commissioner.
O. T. 10TH, PLAINTIFF. AGAINST LoTHs HEIRS,
DFFRsDASTs--IN THE CHASCEkY COURT OF THE
CITY OP RICHMOND
l. Charles W. Goddin. clerk ~ said court, GER
tify that the bond required OF the special COM
missioner by the decree in said cause OF August
10, 1889, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this Sd day OF septem-
Der, 1859. orp,,s oonn1u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-16

!. Charles W. Goddin, clerk OF the Chancery
Court Of the city 81 Richmond, certify that the
bond required OF the special commissioner by
tue decree In said cause OF May 8, 1880, has
been duly given.
Given under my hand this 5th day of May,
1880. CHARLES w. GODDlN.
myll Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-16
BY Qusrles & McCurdy.
Real Estate AucIioneere,

BY Qusrles & McCurdy,
Real Estate AucIioneers,
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" WELL-LOCATRD,
DETACHED BRICK DWELLING
No 81 NORTH TWESTY-FIFTH STREET,
BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS,
NOW OCCUPIED BIZ Mg. l. W. BILLUPs.
Newhi'er' GUARDIAN Cham cSancery Court ' Of Nay
Newhisor. J Q, 1880
A commissioner, acting under the above
mentioned decree, will offer for sale, upon the
promises, on
SATURDAY, MAY II, 1890,
n, Z o'clock p. NJ, the REAL ESTATE above men
tioned. The improvements consist Of two
storv detached brick dwelling containing about
Ave rooms, and lot 33Xl25 feet 70 al alley.
Thi4 will make an excellent home. Good
neigh borhood. convenient 10 car line &c.
TERMS: one fourth cash residue at six,
tuelya. and eighteen months, tho purchaser
being re0nirod 10 give negotiable notes with In
terest added for deferred payments, and the
title retained until the enttre purchase-money Is
paid s SCi,N C ~, DnNr hN'
Nrwg1sEE. GUARDIAN, &C. PLAINTIFF, vs.. NEW
HlsER, &C.-lS THE ChAsCEkf COURT OF RICH
MoND.
I. Charles ". Goddiu. clerk OF said court, do
earthly tat the bond required II tie special COM
missioner by the decree 10 said cause OF May 3,
1890 has been duly given
Given under my hand this loth day OF May,
1890 ChAnLho W. uoDDlN,
my II CLERK.
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VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPER
v TY AT AUCTION. SALE OF BRICK
nrORE AND DWELLING ABOVE. No. 20
kORTH FOURTEENTH STREET, IMMEDIATE
IY OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE BOrEL-At
she request Of the owners. who are determined
10 seIl. will sel by auction. on the premises. on
FRIDAY, MAY l6. 1890,
NJ O'Clock p. NJ, the VALUABLE PROPERTY
located as above.
me building Is substantially built ana IL we'll
ADAPTED for bar and restaurant, or Indeed for
Any business The lot has a good iron; on Four
<eeuth street and runs back u good depth 70 q
vide alley. The attention OF all parties seeking
a good investment Is called 10 this sale.
fsRssi Announced a. sale.
LOUIS RAWLINGS,
myY8 Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-16
DICHMOND BAZAAR, ESa
R.B COOK, Salesman.
HIGH-CLAss Mich COWS AT AUCTION.

VIC VIII NeII on
SATURDAY, 18th INSTANT,
commencing at 1880 o'clock prompt, consign-
ment Of FIVE YOUSG JERSEY cows fresh 10
the pail, ana with calves py their sides. They
were raised by Mr. j. 3. Davis at Montezuma
stock farm and are frs-cass In every psrticu-
lar. There Is no reserve price and they will be
sold 20 the highest bidder. They can now be
seen at the Bazaar. I. B. COOK,
myl5 Salesman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-16
BY .. II. Valentine, Auctioneer.
1885 east Main street

At AUCTION TO-DAY. 1890
IA O'CLOCK -i2s Bushel DUhP.CARf, nearly
new ANAL lot Of FURNITURE: J large RE-
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