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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-11

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT A,i;xsr.

Y lhtlNlA Ol Ia hDOA4 Atfd1uf
' COMPANY for tue sEAsHOkE. aAss<ssssss pa
Cheapest and most pleasant route 10 OLD
POINT. NIkGlNA BEACH. OCEAN Nl6N'
NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH. NEWPORT NEWS
CLAREHONT, and JAAKS-hI'Kk LAND
lNG5 by elegant saloon steamer AhlEL
loav,ug Kichmond EVKHY MONDAY. WEDShs-
DAY, and FRIDAY At 4. N. street-cer. go
directly 20 steamers wharf. Fare 70 Old Point
OF Norfolk. $3.50. second cllss, 81.
Connections AZ Old Point aud Norfolk closely
WIN all iues for northern cities, Virginia Beach.
aud Ocoan View same afternoon. James riYor
by daylight. Great tourist lina Cheapest
route.
through tickets on steamer and 1t Garb'r5
Agency, 100 Main street Baggage checke 1
through. SLate-rooms engaged for day Or night
Freight received daily for NORFOLK. POkIs-
MOUTH. OLD POINT, ALEXANDRIA. ALLAN
TIC AND DAsyILLE. AMI fARAEiLLE AND
POWHATAN X X. STATIONS, AMI VASE
ISGTOS. ID. C., all points IN Eastern horin
Carolina, Eastern Virginia. ami all regular laud-
ings on the James river, at lowest rates ana
through bills issued.
LUClHN y. TATUM, Viee-PresifenI
No. Iu7 Main street. AMI k0ckgtia
IRWIN WIS iGEs, Freight aud Passenger Ag7n-
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AGAINST BOWDeN AND RlNG-RulE.
A Convention. n Circular, and Resolutions
All In Opposition.
Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l

NORFOLK. Va. September 1O.-The anti.
Bowdep convention was held here tonight
at Pages Hall. on Bank street. and Cap
tain Henry Parker presided. A circular
was ordered TO be prepared and resolutions
were adopted calling on all Republicans in
the Second district opposed to Congress
man Bowden and ring-rule TO assemble at
the regular Republican precinct and ward
meetings on the oath instant and send
delegates of their choice 10 the congress
sional nominating convention in this city.
All portions Of the district were repre-
sented and about sixty-tive prominent
party leaders We're present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-11
A Happy Marriage.

Mr.. q. W. Dunievy. one OF Virginia's
promising young men, who has been in the
South for some time, was united in the
holy bonds OF matrimonv TO Miss An ME
Tucker, Of Macon. Ga, on the 9th of Au .
gust. The couple will reside in Macon.
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80, bas eluded arrest. Saunders may
recover. .o,,,,vxcvn

as vet has eluded arrest. onuhders may
recover. ,,-xcvr
Work for the experimental underground
,,oo,,;c railway will be commenced to-
morrow morrow. The route at present will only
e ,,soves satisfactory several miles will be
o RnaI estate transactions were numerous
IN This civ To- day, and property is steadily
advancing.
Hrs PROSPECTS, GOOD.
Hon p. NJ. Lester, member of Congress
fro,n the Fifth district. passed through
Tina CITY today On route to Floyd county,
where he will address the voters; He re-
norris his prospects for reelection more
than hattering and says the Democracy IS
united and much stronger than ever.
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Atthe Races.

Che: Look at that hideous old woman
over there with the big diamond ear rings.
I should think they would pull the lobes
VI her ears Of.
He (sbsently): Yes. dear; but she car.
slss weight ieF. 40, yep know.
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AMBuSHEO AND KILLED.

eeawelI whitley and son Fired Upon and
Assass 'nsted-aiurdererS Escape.
Especial telegram TO the Dispstch,l
RALEIGH. n. c.. September 10.-A special
from Wilson tonight SAYS that while Sea
we'll Whitley and son were on the way TO
that town to-day they were fired upon by
men in ambush. Whitley was killed,
diving in few moments. HIS son lived an
hour. Efforts TO discover the assassins are
thus far unsuccessful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-11
By FreDk D. Hill y Co..
Roal Estate Agents.

VHE VALUABLE FARM FRUIT
1 LASD OF DIR. &. K. CULLEN, ~ HAS-
OVER COUNTY, EIGHT MILES EAST OF
RICHMOND. THRRE NILES FROM MECHAN-
ICsYlLLE.-We will sell 40 public auction, on
the premises. on
TUESDAY, SgPTRHBER 10. 1890,
at II oclCcK 4. ~, the VERY VALUABLE FARM
located 90 above. The Improvements consist ~
= dwelling Of nine rooms BuI closets, large barn
and stable, orchard Of hiiy acres Of select
fruits, vineyard ~ Iiiteon acres ia al 1872 acres
Of land, one third woodland. divided ny survey
into two farms. see hsnd-b!lls for particulars
or call on the au,tiouoer-.
TERMS: Wiil be- made known on day % sale
or on application 70 the auctioueers.
FRANK ID. HILL & CO.,
Sc Observation-Disclosures Auctionoers.
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AN EMBEzzLlNG POSTMASTER.
W. W. Sellsrs Charged with Being $4,000
in Arrears-Warrant Issued.
Especial telegram TO the Disp,tch.l

ISftCIHI VaItKIs TII % UT I7I5Vf7N1'I
RAIyrGH, n. c.. September l0.-This a.
fernoon a warrant was issued here by
United States Commissioner PurneH for
". W. Sellars. postmaster ut lebanon,
Columbus county. The charges against
Sellars are embezzement and false returns
of cancellation of stamps and he is behind
g.. GOA. mos, of which lie stole from the
postal funds and from the proceeds of the
sale of stamps The warrant was issued
upon the application Of Oflice-inspec-
tor J. s. Daniels. There are good reasons
for believing that Sellars, who has fed the
State, is now III Texas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-11

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CAR
4 PETS, COOK-STOyES, UPRIGHT SHOW
CASES, HANDSOME EMBOSSED PLUSH
EBONY PARLOR SUIT, PARLOR FUR
N1TURE, &C., AT AUCTION.
TO-DAY UHURsDkY
NJ 1870 A. NJ, at my auctlon-rooms. shall offer
for sale -
very handsome RBONY-F FRAMED PARLOR
SUIT In crimson embossed plush
suit OF LOUNGE AND CHAIRS OF Turkish
upholsterlng with linen covers;
Several secondhand CARPETS;
. WALNUT UPRIGHT SHOWCASES
fO-foOt COUNTER METAL SHOWCASE.
several COMMISSIONS:
LOUNGES, BEDSTEADS, TABLES:
MAHOGANY AND WALNUT WAKDROBES;
MAHOGANY BOOKCASE;
TENDERS, TOILET SETS, &C.:
HUUsEFFURNISHING ARTICLES generally.
These articles must be removed at once.
GEORGE W. MAYO,
GO II Auctioneer.
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EHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAJ,
~ WAY COMPANY

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT SEPTEMBER =. i0l
Lsays RICHMOND.
200 A. 81. Freight exrcp. sunday. Carr,
pa..eosers he.seea h,am)al al
$40 A. NJ Daily FOR Old Point ani Sort
Pullman Car White ,uipaur - vs.
POINT
li:OO A. N. EKpres-. daily for Cincinnati p...
man Palace car CA Point O. W.....
sulphur, AMI rallmaa sleeper Ch..
lottsv.ue % Cincinnati. Chair a.,
k.chmgud % clifton forge
$50 p. NJ Express daily for Oh Point 81 $50.
fois flimsn sleeping car Ca sa.
nat to Cii Point
40 P. NJ Accommodation, eEcsg, sunday %,
tlarlUt. sYilln.
s:30 z. u. The T. p. " Limited Tally Tgfnas
eeepins A. Oh Point On ,fl ..n.a.
S0ii washable train, rltt Wning ~
sni fullmsrs Dhario.t. .Yiils b. g. ID.
c;nnaa ani Pullman D. LonisaUs
rEAtSs AREivs Ar KfCFx9Sn
7:i5 A. VI. and 2.55 p ". 81 ~ from C.acianaH
9:l5 A. ". sally. except sunday. from Ohsr-
ili'esviia.
1910 A. ". and -.i5 T. Y. daily from Norfolk
600 T.. v. freis from Ciar,0ti3sviils ,eIcsgt
sunday, Carries pls-.nger.
station. ir.al stf'rt near teyea.ceDth.
JASgS-RIvsR DIVISION
Qlchmood and Allegheny Hsllroail
LEAVE RICHMOND.
900 4. ". isiiy Tor LynchDurg, Leung.5n. ali
Cnflon Forge.
40 T. NJ. for Lynchburs except suniAT sleep.
ing Car for Lyncabarg a Tan
leaves Lynchoury as 1l3 A. a. da4y
Tor Lexington AUD CLIFTON Fo..L
TRAINS IgEIyg At KiCHaONa
$50 N. daily from Clifton ForgA
szO A. n cxcept sunday from tiN1n F.r-.
LsKiugtoa. All Ly1chD4rg
station Eighth ani Canal Streets.
IN. y. FULLER
General PAssengef hs11-
&. ". SrsvESs. General suuerinteaIeu. ..i
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RENDERED HIS RESIGNATION.
II IsLaid on tho Table for Future Action
Deacons Elected.

Ispecial telegram 90 TIC UispaIch.I
WEST PoISr, Va. September 10.-Rev.
John Fizer rendered his resignation "a
pastor of the Baptist church at this place
last night. The resignation was laid on
the table for future action.
Messrs. W. X. Broaddus, r. W. George
and Il. G. Howerton were elected deacons.
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pICHMOND AND DANVILLE
Al n. L 4

DICHMOND AND DANVILLE
Al RAILROAD
SCHEDULE ~ gFFgCT JULY s-.fgl
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. Va:
Qso A. NJ. SOUTHERN EXPRESS. daily 81 49,
lsnta, Augusta, and points s0uth. l.1.
nocts A. Greensboro Tor Durham 90
haieigh. a. salisbury f0r Wrsn-a
North Carolina Passengers tal tifs
sleeper stgP n. Through i.regas
from Danyilie S0Gth
eoA.M. ACCOMMODATION, daily or.sqt
Sunday, 81 Clover. IS, All i1a-.
meilAie pOins.
100 A n. VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAkOIINA
EXPRESS, daily ur0ygh usia d
Raleigh ri1 hey-viile. tonufcis Hi
BurkeViile with Norfolk ani Westa.l
railroad Tor fsrmriil-, LynrhD4iE
and points Wesl. az heysrft fr
Clsrssytlle, oxford, Henderson,. ali
Durham.
eooP. NJ. FAsT NAIL, daily. FOR Atlanta. A..
gusts, AMI points S0ssn. Connects
Soselsys Junction Eith Yarmv o
and P0Wha,an railroad. as Gr.lat.
boro FOR Durham AMI Raleigh af
Salisbury for Western Norm tlr.-
lima through seopers from Dal.
yille South.
e:oo P. n. LOCAL, daily. except sunday, i0r
Amelia Courthouse ani Intern, a.
pointa.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
sis NJ From Atlanta AMI Ausa''A
SIS A. M From Amelia CourihousA
40 p ". From Raleigh
6:S5 Z. N. A. Manchester. from Clover
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THE CONTRACT RATIFIED.

An English Syndicate Gives $1,000 600 to
the Rockbridse COMPANY.
special telegram to the Dispatch.l
GLASGOW. VA. September l0.-The Board
of Directors of the Rockbridge Company
Governor Lee presiding, in session here to-
dav ratified the English contract made by
their vice.president in London. Their
capital stock was increased from S5OOOOO
To IS. 900 900. The English syndicate con-
tributes Il 100000 in cash. This Is great
event IN Virgina's history, and is the adj
vance guard of much more. The contract
is most favorable TO American stockhcld-
ers
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I Nd s A l. L.


~ -
A, the request OF the holders of the debts So
cured, and hy virtue II two deeds Of trust from
I-aac r. Barksdale and Isaetta L. Bsrksialc, MA
Wife one dated october ,, 1888, aud recorded m
Albemarle County Court Clerks o1ice ia Deed
Book 81 page 1913 and tho other dated January
%, 1851, aud recorded IN the same oflce IN Deed
Book 80. page lS3, will o1er for sse nj pubic
auction, on the premises, az ; o'clock L. VI, on
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER Il, ls9o,
the FARM on which tho said Isaac K. Barksfhle
AMI wife now reside, containing about !.pi
ACRES AND % POLES. composed u two a1loiu-
ing TRACTS containing respectively Dl AChES,
aud IOi ACRES AND &c POLES. situated On 10th
sides OF Hardware river IN Albomarls county,
about nye miles from Scousyille, adjoining the
" Mt. Airn farm OF the estate OF John >. NoJn,
deceased, and the lands ~ others.
THIS il OEe Of the most PRODUCTIVE, BEAU
TIFUL nnd DESIRABLE FARMS In the county.
being In fine condition and cOntaininga GOOD
BRICK RESIDENCE sud very superior farm
buildings. all Ia good order.
TERMS: Cash enough top pay the debts secured,
amounting 20 sS.1j9g. aud tho cost. 81 sale, ana
"a u the residue Of the purchase-morey NJ.
and Mrs. arsdaleiuill give reasonable credit,
terms 20 DO made known on the lay OF sac.
THOMAS 3 MARTIN. Trustee.
I am requested 10 state that ~ the same tims
a large qlantity of LIVE STOCK. CROPS, and
FARM PERSONALITY will be sold at auction on
SO 7-st THOMAS : MARTIN.
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LIE DROuGhT BROKEN.
Miserable and Uncomfortable Public
Schools for White Children.
ICorrespundence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l

ICorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
KEswIcK, VA, September Q. 1890.
The long, long drought was brought to a
close last Tuesday night by splendid, re-
freshing rain which lasted for several
hours. 1t fairly poured down, and the
next morning everything seemed cooled ana
refreshed. This drought has damaged our
people considerably by injuring the crops,
driving up the streams. and thereby stop
ping the mills. making the ground too
hard for fall following, drying mp the pas
lures so as to make them afford little nu-
triment, and by keeping the roads, dusty,
&C.. DC.
The farmers are busy cutting corn at
present. The yield will be quite poor.
A band of musicians (coiored) from
Waynesboro' have been enlivening kes-
wick for several nights past.
ABOUT SCHOOLS.
Mrs. j. c. Quarles. Of keswick. has
opened boardng-school at that place.
There will be no public school in the neigh
borhood this year in all probability on &C
count of the average attendance, which IS
so poor as not to pay teacher tor his SER
vices. Besides. the school-house is a very
open, poor affair, not near as comfortable
as the negro school-houses right around 1t.
This is a strange but nevertheless true
fact that many Of the school-houses for
white children do not compare with those
for colored children III regard to neatness
of appearance, comfort, and equipments.
Miss Bergman, OF Lexington, KY, re-
turned home on Saturday last after visit
to Miss Nellie Fuller, of Ingleside."
Miss Annie Mead, of Broad Oak" left
for Chicago O few days since to be gone for
several years.
HELPING THE ENTERTAINMENTS.
Mrs. Colonel Hte, of Louisville is on
visit to Sunnyside," the residence of Mr..
j. Is. Pace. Many thanks are due Mrs.
Hite, Mr.. }. b. Pace. and Miss Bessie Pace
for their great kindness in aiding the Kes-
wick people with their entertainment last
week by the loan of ported plants, carpets,
curtains, pictures, dc.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. Allan Potts. of Petersburg, is visit
ing at Castle Hill.n
Miss Julia Tyler, sister of Hon. Hoge
Tyler. of Pulaski. is visiting at Glen
more"
Professor Charles Hancock left the
neighborhood on Saturday last to resume
his duties at the Miller School.
Mr.. Isaac Long leaves Keswick to-day
for trip 70 Missouri. called thither by the
illness of his sister.
Mrs. Baxter, of Halifax Courthouse, and
tho Rev. .. Is. Wilson, of Millboro'. are
visiting at "Fruitlands," the home Of Mr.,
A. 4. FOX. LEsTRAsdE.
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ONTHE CAPE OF FEAR.

The Yacht MiCnon Aground-A iotai
Lcss-The Crew Saved.
fEy telegraph 70 tho DispGtch.l
wuMINGrc-:. y. O.. September 10.-Tbe
American stea1l-vacht Mignon, Captain D.
II. Pugh. from New York for Savannah,
grounded at p. N. yesterday on the ex-
IRENE point OF Cape Fear. The vessel ls "a
total loss. The crew of five. including the
captain, were rescued by the Cape Fear
1ife-saying crew.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-11
BY Denoon, Upper & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
sci Main street

EULTON IMPROVED AND UN-
A IMPROVED PROPERTY BY AUCTION
ATTRACTIVE SALE OF FOUR FRAMED
DWELLINGS ON GRAHAM STREET NEAR
TOMPKISs, AND A NEAT DETACHED FRAME
COTTAGE CORNER STATE AND FULTON
STREETS: ALSO, SEVERAL VERY DESlRA-
Biz BUILDING LOTS on NICHOLSON STREET
NEAR TOMPKINS.-At tho request Of the owner.
who neeis the money and il determined TO sell,
wa shall oier for sale 10y public auction, on the
promises, on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1890,
nt5P NJ, the above PROPERTY. The houses
on Graham street have four rooms each. and
are VOL built ami In good repair. The cottage,
corner state and Fulton streets, contains Iour
rooms; lot S7i,xllO feet. The lots on Nicholson
street are the best M this improving locality aud
will DO sold In slZes 10 suit the bidder. Futon
is rapidly building up aud no better chance tor
a safe investment can DO had. Como TO The sale
and boy a bargain.
DENOoN, TUPPER & CO.,
500 Auctioneers.
ESTABLISHED DAIRY OF SIX
81 VALUABLE COWS, HORSE, WAGON,
MILK-CANS, ROUTE, &C.-On
FRIDAY 18TH INSTANT,
ut II o'clock. viii sell at 532 north Eighth
6 valuable MICH COWS. sill Of which arc very
large mixers and gentle.
ALSO.
MILK DELIVERY WAGON. almost new. with
HARNESS complete, as also perfectly re-
liable and sound HORSE.
AT SAME TINE
The ROUTE. which is considered valuable, will
De offered. L. Il, COOK,
Solo Salesman.
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THE OPENING SESSIONS.
Students at the state University and Wake
Forest College, North Carolina.

Especial telegram TO the Dispaich.l
RALEIGH. n. c.. September 10.-A special
tonight from President Battle. of the State
University. at Chapel Hill, says: There
are l73 students present at the opening.
A telegram from Wake-Forest College
gives the number of students present
there o. 176.
Burglars at midnight last niPht made a
daring attempt TO rob the dwelling here of
William Moncure. civil engineer of the
Seaboard Air Line. They were fired at
and made their escape.
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TRAINS soRrHwAsD

'Dany tDaily except sunday
sroPPIsG-PLACg&
nos. II, r, II H. SUD $ mako ~ sso2. -.
e and - stop GA eiguAl ~ MAGE ~
Drewrys Bun. Ceagslia Ani thsn0f 20 !.
sfops at Chester. dos -. e. - n -, a. a, 40
IS, vii stop at all stations TOR gasssng Fs
PuLLMAN.CAR SERVICE
On Trains N0a 10 ani Is slss ging-e osiss'a
New YORK sal Tampa PA (gts Js't,5n'A.1-
On Train. Nos 10 sgl q siespins-cSD bets -
" sshington snd Chsrlestoa. Ga frsa No .
sleeping-csrs hetreon Washington AMI saA'
ronsill.. On Train NJ. o. siefDlns'cAs 20
tween ia, ssonyille aud New lQrk. .,.,,,,,v
TIE ONLY ALi-kAIL LINZ ~ 'Okfo1A
Richmond .;s.GAM sor'5!s.....i.s ?. 4
Richmond .'i.31 T.. n. sOrio.k ..... 30 -
Norfolk 's.l0A d. klchmDnf..itS \ n
ko.foH ..'4:0y T.. N. kishmoli.. So r :.
gne tralas leaving Richmond siCtJ A. y. A'l
Norfolk az T.. y. arc solid iralns bs'-c9s
tness two poiut-. and psssenf-r' - tf'. "a
vitnout change o, cars close connections sr'
slso uaio at FetorsD4fE D. ne -.l 4 d. LhA
from Hicnmonc AMI 10 so = =. IS4A '''S
Norfolk 5000, A. .t
Trains leaving Ricnnoni 81 va A. \. az
ll.sP. A. and arriVlIgs a. hchn9hl o. - 3, =
N AMI 80, r. n. maIo close cJnh'l..-
Petersburg 70 AMI FROM Yarmnile, LyneAt Or :
and sou,h yestern pOinas ,,
'"1 ''"'" X N sULLr. superin.sn isa.
ETH MrgxS Genera saperin%alcaA
IN. EnsKsoN' General Passenger A<a1i
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Y0RK-RlVER LINE,n wEsrroISr.
TIT =" -
THE FAyORlTE ROUTE NORTH

lbf fAFQtl hOi n fkAAh n
LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAfSNo o. $40 T.. n.
LOCAL ENPRk-s. daily e. .-ept sunday siops
al sll stations AZ Lester Manor connecn via
stage Tor Wsksrs0n: with Baltimore steamer 81
West Point
TRAIN No IS. E5s g. ".
BALTIMORE LINT 90. daily except sunday.
,or We,t Point connecting sih fOrk-kiysr
steamers Tor Baltimore. As baumorp steamers
connect with baltimore and OHIO railroad Tor
Warrington. PhiladelphiA and Nov forA
steamers leave Baltimore 4. A. dalf, e1osp,
SUNDAY 5000
A. N.
LOCAL. MI1RD. daily except sunday. leave,
Trenty-thr1 strooi for West Foins aHd inssr'
mediate points.
Opsu A. 81. 10 5 =. ST. anI from L. IL. 70 I'd
A. ".
snse.A ou
sol HAAS, JAS. l. iAILpa
Tranlc Manager. General Passenger Agent
JOSEPH ;. POTTS. Division Passenger ASssL
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10y outtOu % ~
and
Quaries q Yccurdy.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneou.
EXECUTOR'S SALE OF LARGE,
IL DETACHED BRICK DWELLING
No. col NORTH THIRri3TH STREET,
TWO FRAME TENENENTs
nos. SAND SIS NORTH TIiIRTfETH STREET.
FOUR SMALL DETACHED FRAME HOUSES
ON TnR WEST SIDE or THGKTiETH BE-
TWEEN LEIGH AND N STREETS,
VACANT LOT
on THE EAST SIDE OF THIRTIETH BE-
TWEEN LEIGH AND NJ STREETS.
ALSO,
LARGE VACANT LOT
AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER or THIRTY
FIRST AND LEIGH STREETS.
Acting under the provisions or the will Of
James Gum. decoasef, and DEGREES OF tho
Richmond Chsncery Court entered In mo SUIT
of Gums executor ~. Gum 81 ais. Will SEA Of
public auction, upon the promises, on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1880.
at 8 o'clock P. NJ, the following described PRO-
LARGE TwO-sToRY BRICK DWELLING at
the northeast corner ~ rnir,ieth and Leigh
streets. containing eight rooms with good large
lot.
north ThiriIeth street, containing four rooms
each.
-FOUR SMALL, DETACHED FRAME HOUSES.
containing two rooms each, On the west side OF
Thiriieth between Leigh and streets
VACANT LOT on the east side Of fhirtieih be-
tween Leigh and streets.
Also. LARGE VACANT LOT AZ The northwest
corner OF Thirty-Hrs, AMI Leigh streets.
All Of the above property Is In good order.
well located. and Is now rented 70 good ten
ants.
This property will DO sold 70 the highest bid
der. and only such title will BE- sold % Is vested
in the estate Of James Gum. deceased
TERMS: Ono fourth cash; balance in six,
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable
notes. with interest added from day ~ sale aud
tile retained until all the purchase-money -
paid. Inc purchaser will receive deed ana
give a deed Of trust 10 secure the deferred pay
ments or all cash at the option IT the purchaser.
A. X. GUM. Executor
SUTTON & Co. AND QUAsLgs & McCUKDY, Auc-
tioneers ee5
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TIMBER.-The finest forests Of hard wood
timber on the continent are found IN kusse
aud the neighboring counties These ore Virsll
forests. because they have been hitherto mac
cesslOle.
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RAILROAD LIMA

Round-trlp 10 seven rlnes. - Cons~ eu =
DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG d
III AND POTOMAC HAiLkoAD.-scAeiuis
commencing APRIL ~, isss-esssera Ssan1ari
time.
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kicninopd 10 washington.
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sleeper. Rich mOnd 70 New York
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sleeper from New York.
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Washinssoa aud Nos rorh Doss no'
stop 81 Ella
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except Sunday Buffet Parlor Car
Washington 10 Richmond.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-11
What is Scrofula

It's that impuriiy in the blood. which, accumu-
Iating in the glands Of the neck, produces IN
slightly lumps or swellings; which causes painiu
running sores on tho arms. legs. or feet; which
developes ulcers I'm the eyes ears, or nose, often
causing blindness or deafness; which is the origin
Of pimples. cancerous growths, or many other
manifestations usually ascribed to humors'
uisamore formidable enemy than consumption
or cancer alone. for scrofula combines the worst
possible features Of both. Being the most ancient
it the most general OF all diseases or affections
for very few persons are entirely free from 1t.
How can it be cured? BY taking Hoods sarsa-
parilla, which, by the cures it has accomplished
often when other medicines have failed has
proven itself to be potent and peculiar medicine
for this disease. For all affections OF the blood
Hoods Sarsaparilla is unequaed, and some OF the
cures It has effected are really wonderful. Iyou
suffer from scroiula in any Of its various FORMS
be sure TO give Hoods Sarsauariila a trial.
HOODS SaY5aparilia
Sold by al druggists. 81; six fors5 PreParedonly
bye. l. HOOD a CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass
erN O0-oc Gnn nNNaY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-11

IRON ORES. Red AID brown iron-ores OF line
quality and OF unlimited quantity are found
within a nile Of the place. This Is the nearest
point az which the Bessemer steel ores OF the IA
nous Cranberry mines Of North Carolina can
reach the cokiHg coal