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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06
FOR AND AGAINST DREDGING.
Oystermen Appeal to the Fish Committee
Regarding the Bivalyes.
Especial telegram to tho Dlspatch.l

Especial Telegram 10 thb DisphtcI'l
RALEIGH, N. c., February 5.-Last night
a number Of people interested in the oys-
ter business appeared before the legisla-
tive committee on fish interests. Mr.. john
II. Small, representing a Washington can
merry, underworld TO induce the committee
20 80 amend the oyster law that the people
of Washington could use dredces. and
claimed that there were no oyster grounds
in shallow water near that place. Mr..
Francis Winslow and Mr.. $. Il. Beckwith
explained the condition of the oyster
grounds, Mr.. Winslow giving 1t as his opin-
ion that longing would eventually deplete
the grounds unless care was taken, and
that in his judgment the oyster patrol
should also be commission, which, when
il found that the further removal of oysters
from particular beds would deplete the
latter should mark off and close these
grounds.
OPPOSED TO DREDGING.
DIR. w. L. Arendell, of Morehead City,
spoke strongly in opposition TO dredging,
and stated that an abundant supply OF oys-
tiers could DO had by longing. Tonight
there was another discussion OF the same
subject before the committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06
PARKED N wlNsroN's STREETS.
"scheoners ana White Wings" Loaded
with Tobaeeo--Double Sales.

fcorespondenco Of tho Richmend Dispateh.l
Wmsron. n. O., February s.--The farm
eTs are having their innings now. 1t has
been 90 cold that comparatively little to-
becco has been fetched TO market.
There was crispness in the cir and break
of 25,Q0Q 10 1900 pounds day has been
good days work, but the penetrating
moisture has crept into the barns, and
bundles OF yellow leaf are supple as cha
mois-skins. The ,long-hooded wagons,
oallDd sohconers and white wiIzs. have
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06
Grace freeburger's Body Found.
sanacI.l fatacrarn IN thu Disnhtchf

HAMPTON. Va, February 5.-The body Of
little Grace Freeburger was Sound this
morning in the water near the railroad
bridge between the Mili-Creek bridge and
Old Point. Coroner Phillips is holding an
inofeet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06
AHALlFAX EDITOR MARRIED.
Mr.. GiIIiland Welded to Miss Lille YAM
cey-A Runaway Marriage Record.

Mr.. Gilliland Welded to Miss Lille yam
cey-A Runaway Marriage Record.
Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dspatch.l
South BosToN. Va, February 5.-Mr.
Samuel T. Gilliland, local editor and bust
ness manager Of the South Boston Tunes.
and Miss 1.-The Yancey were united in mar
riage this morning at the Presbyterian
church, Rev. S. H. Thompson, pastor OF
was handsomely decorated with flowers
and evergreens. A large audience was
present TO witness the happy event. The
attendants were Mr.. II. II. Edmondson
and Miss Helen Moon, Mr. Coles Spragins
and Miss Kate Craddock, Mr.. Charles
Winston. of Richmond. and Miss Matte
Harvey, r. Z. Jordan, Jr.. and Miss Lizzie
Edmondson, Mr.. Charles johnson and Miss
Lillian White, Mr.. Writ Moseley and Miss
Carrie Terry. Ushers; Messrs w. Il.
Reeves and CT. T.. Leach.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06
Mr.. Merritt MarrIes Miss MIllIcan.

Correspondence OF The hIchmonu UIspHVcu'I
SCOTLAND NICK, N. c.. February. 5.-Mr
II. L. Merritt. of Enfield, one of the good
men of the county, was yesterday married
to Miss Millican, Rev. l.. NJ. Curtis, OF
this place, officiating.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06
LIE zlNc-WoRKs 10 RESUME.
EIectric-Cars in sixty Days-Thc Inter
estlng story of an Aged Negro.
,o-..to, .olao.ap, IN fha nlanatchl


Especial telegram TO the Dispstch.I
LYycHBURG, Va, February 5.-The Zinc
Works. located in West Lynchburg, and
which suspended some time ago. will re-
sume operations under new superintend-
ent and under q new process. A large
force of hands will be put to work next
week.
Ii is now stated on reliable authority
that the electric street-cars will be rum
ming on the West Lynchburg track within
sixty DAYS. The trolley-wire along Main
street has been strung and most of the
track on the line III the city has been laid.
ALIFE-sToRY IN BRIEF.
An old negro man arrived here to-day
from Arlington station, Nelson county. He
had not been in the city for thirty-one
wears. He said he was seventy-three years
of age. He gave his name as Sam. Boiling.
The story which he told was to the effect
that the gear "Marster John Brown was
hunged" his wife aud three children were
sold and taken to North Carolina. Since
that wear, which was in 1889, he had not
seen or heard of them until last week,
when one of his sons, now living IN Dur
ham. N. c., wrote to Arlington inQuiring
about the old man.
GwIsE DOWN OAR.
"Narster Bob Fitzpatrick writ to my
boy. an he sent money for me to come
down dar, and Ise gwine now if de Lord
lets me cit dar." The old man had q bag
of corn bread and bacon with which to re-
gale himself during the trip. He left on
the Ignchburg and Durham road this
morning.
THE ZINE IMPOSED GOOD ONE.
A negro was arrested on the streets
drunk to-day, and pistol was found on
his person, and he was fined $50 and bound
over in the SUN of $500.
WILL COME UP.
The monthly meeting Of the City Coun-
Gil will be held tomorrow night. when
the proposition of the purchase of Friends
Warehouse for the purpose of erecting O
city hall will come up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06
by w. B. Frayser. Auctioneer,
q east Broad street,
(F. X. Ellis, Salesman.l

DY REQUEST [ WILL SELL AT
I'D the residence Of Mrs p. NJ. Smith. on Will
Ilemsburg avenue, Just below city limits, on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1891,
commencing at 1880 q collection OF HOUSE
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. consisting
Of Walnut Sidehoard, Eicht-foot walnut tx
tension-Table, Hall-Rack, Baby Carriage, Bed
steads, Kitchen safe, COok-Stoye. and several
very fine Self-Feedng Stoves, and other miscel-
lnneOus housekeeping articles. Also. FARM
ING IMPLEMENTS, consisting OF Harrows,
plovs. Cultivators. Corn Planter, Corn-Sheller,
Cidsr-Mill Grindsione, Cradles, Cleaner, Iron
Roller, l DUmp-Cart NEARLY new, Spring
Wagon, City-Msdo Phaeton and Harness,
very reliable Family Horse, which may De
driven by any lady or child, , Cows, ana many
other things not mentioned above.
Parties wishing TO attend this sale viii have
but q short walk from eastern terminus OF Maln-
street line.
TEENS: Made known at sale.
fe 4-W&Fgt w. FRAYSER, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06
A PRETTY FEBRUARY WEDDING.
Attorney w. $. White Married to Mrs
Helen stokes-Of on a Bridal Tour
feDaciat tela0rarn N the Dsanatch

Helen Stokes-On on a Bridal Tour.
Especial telegram TO the D!spstch.l
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, February 5.-A
very pretty and fashionable marriage was
solemnized here tonight in the presence
of large assemblage. The contracting
parties were Mr.. w. S. White, Common
wealths attorney for Stafford county and
secretary of the Fredericksburg Develop
ment Company, and Mrs. Helen Stokes.
daughter of the late General Sibley. The
ceremony took place in st. Georges Epis-
copal church, which was beautifully deco
rated for the occasion, at 1880 o'clock. and
was performed by Rev. W. NJ. Clarke, the
rector.
TIE ATTENDANTS.
% The ushers were State-Senator William
A. Little, DIR. III. Ii. Johnston, w. II. Hur-
kamp, and w. II. Richards. Jr. The newly
married couple left on the north-bound
train for q northern bridal tour. They have
the best wishes of large circle of friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06
THE HAPPY COUPLE.

Mr.. Gilliland is from Manchester and
has only been resident of South Boston a
few months. lie has made many. friends
here and is a worthy recipient of hearty
congratulations upon winning so fair and
charming bride. She is tie daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Yancey and is greatly
admired and beloved by large circle OF
relatives and friends The presents to the
couple were numerous and handsome. Mr..
and Mrs. Gilhland left Immediately after
the ceremony for bridal trip North.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06
PREFERENCES AND ASSIGNMENTS.
Solicitors to BE Elected by the People
Minors Shall Not Smoke Cigarettes.
LsnecInl telegram % tho DIspatch.l

Especial telegram 10 tho Dispatch.l
RALEIGH. n. c., February 5.-In tho SEN
ate to-day there was continuation OF the
long debate on the important bull 20 pre-;
vent preferences in assignments, Inc OIL
nassed-92 to 4-and then passed the final
reading. -,
Another important bill also passed its
final reading.
ELECTION OF SOLICITORS.
II is TO so amend the Constitution that
solicitors shall be elected by vote OF the
people. The vote was SO to 5.
There was a long debate in the House on
the bill to make it q mlsdemeanor to sell
cigarettes to persons under seventeen years
of age. 1t passed its final reading-63 to 30.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06

tcrsOurg 70 Fnl nom srNiNt..|t
and southwestern points.
r. NJ. SCii Y. sIparl.'..ls..
i. I. D. MYERS, General su;erm. H'..
4. N. EMERSON. Gegorli Passenger e.
DICHMOND. FGED.KiCEsgDU
Ia AND POTOMAC EAl.NOtn-..
commencing JANtAHl H, i'-.. y
standard tmo.
g:O7 A. NJ, leaves Byr.->-rret a.lI. ll
stops onlYat A-llaC1, l"tr.
fore, AMI Fr'4nr V-t
and MiioWlior. .l.. tI Uls
ton ana Now NDrt. I...s
tngt1n 1901 o.. So. Hrt.
4. NJ, Philadelphia TO- D. . 'i
York $50 b.. %.
ii;5e A. NJ. leaves Byfl-stro.t station 'l rt
cept sunday. . Is.r
H.chm0ni % W4slir -'.l
Washington il0 b.. '..
b.gi T. 4, tau7stlt iil-.t b. L
Neg YORK. 10 35 D.. .'.
7:t0 p. N. leaves ByrI->treHt -.lI.l iss
Sleeper Richmond % Sos =
stops Olle "a. A-..I p, F.
Milford. fceteri- ..t. "-.
a1d Widawgter So
lions On sunday. t-r. Ufs
iEgtOn li:I0 D. BE-, I'D.
4. Ne. Piilace.ra. So
York gro b. '.
$50 A, NJ. arrives az Byri-sire.t .'.t o..
Sleeper from doW lOr.. c
az MidcWat0r. lr
burg Milford. DO ..' l.. a.
land. stops 90 ,hf s'-' n
Sunday.
a.99 p. NJ. arrives at Byri-,U .,.'-
stops az frrder long
Boutwell,, ami Ashls. g. "a. reg
Washington AM N.t l,.l tii
stop at hlba.
g.s5 p. NJ. arrives 40 bynl->Ar.' .l.0i lii
except SUNDAY. IIl-' ill-' y
Washington 20 h.l,r -
FREDERICKSBURG ACCcaNuDAaoN
DAILY TxCBrr arslAU.
l.0OP. NJ, leaves Byrd-eiteoi .ial.a lrr,
fredericxsburs o., ti. ..H
S40A. H., arrives byrf-SIect -.t'a-, ga
hrcferickshurg ID D. y.
ASHLAND TRAINS
pAfLY ExCEPrsC'UAr
6.4sA. N. leaves Klba. Arrives b. A',.Ni
1888 A. ~.
e;e3 P. NJ. leaves Elba: arrives r., At'1.i
1908 T.. "a.
Gas A. NJ. arrives Elba. Leaves is'.iil
sos A. NJ
6:is p. IA. arrives at Elba leaves A--''.'
$50 p. y.
Tho New YORK All Flori ia SPEC 4,
train leaves Byrd-Strcef station So. D.
Tuesdays, Thursdays, hni -l'rlAIs
menring January 81, ant arrive hlf
7:i1 T.. II. on Monday, Noin'a'A7 ''
days. Extra faro "a cha-sel "a ,..-
{ A.TAILOG, rla-- NNaft
l.. T. d. MYERS General supcUl 'ai.--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06

What o differencel Otto OF Roses 81
drop. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup rs cents .
bottle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06
GWINE DOWN DAB.
THE JURY COULD NOT AGREE.
Roanoke's Appropriations for Improve
ments-Crushed in a Freight Wreck.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
ROANOKE, Va. February 5.-The jury in
the case of ]. T. Boyd, charged with at
tempting to blow up the residence of Mrs.
Sarah Worten with dynamite, visited the
scene OF the explosion this morning and
reported that they could rot agree. This
is the second time he has been tried tor the
offence. At the first trial the jury found
him guilty and fixed his punishment at ten
years confinement In the penitentiary, but
on the affidavit of Mr. Ames Morris, of
Bedford county, declaring Boyd was not
the man who lighted the fuse, he was
granted new trial by Judge Robertson,
Of the Hastings Court, with the result
above related.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06

will embrace
POPLAR CHAMBER SUIT, 10 pieces, nearly
1 WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT. 10 pieces;
OAK SUIT; .,,. ,,,,,,,,,
General assortment OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURF such ms Bedsteads, Chairs, Mattresses,
Bureaus. Standing Desk, new Carpets. Wal
nut Lounge, 20 Fancy Lamp Globes. very nne
Hanging Parlor Lamp, @5-gallon Brass Kettle,
Is. 90 lon Copper Kettle, 55-gallon Iron Kettle,
Wire B0dspring, Bed Cots, pair White anu
GRAY Blankets, 2 sets Pillows and Bolsiers.
Also for parties declining business, Tobacco
aud Merchants License. assorted Showcases,
S-foot Double Desk, Nickle-COrner Showcase,
.-foot Double Desk, cherry case; 4-foot wal
nut Case, 4-foot Metal Case, square Case. ~
Candy Jars; lot OF Lamps, Scales, lce-Cream
Freezers, Baskets, and other sundry articles.
sale positive aud for cash, and goods must be
taken out OF house az once. need the room LOT
other consignmeuts and parties buylng must
comply with terms Of sale.
fec J. II. VALENTINE, Auctioneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06
.$:$;;;;:55s'l.A GRIPPE?
WHY TAKE 1T AT ALL2

Why suffer with tho Grip when you can SO
readily cut IT up BY tho very rootsi Why catch it
at all when you can 50 easily avoid IT.
You have headache, violent pains along the
spine or in the loins, rheumatism in muscle and
limb, chiis and fevers, appetite, nervous pros
tration, crushing weakness and lassitude, hardly
desire to live. Its la Grippe, sure.
But "turn on the light" for moment. You
do not have a symptom but what Gays plainly that
vour organs Of secretion are cogged, your circula
ton is impeded, your stomach, liver and bowels
are torpid. The fact Is, you have allowed yourself
to drift into la Grippe, and to suffer with it, by
falling to use that wonderful preventive and mirac
ulous cure provided by Nature, and prepared for
every day use in the shape Of
Dr.SChenCk's Mandrake Pills.
No other remedy strikes 80 direct blow AZ tho
symptons and causes Of the Grip. These heroic
Pills disgorec the liver, give activity TO stomach
and bowel promote active secretion and healthy
circulation reduce congestion and fulness, relieve
pain restore tone, beget appetite, iorty the sys-
lem scatter all the symptoms Of this most insdous
Of all diseases 10 the winds and speedily perfect
cure In these times, when Ia grippe is 80 ramp
ami and dangerous no one can afond 10 be without
q box Of the SchE.cK MANDRAKE PILLS.
R.SFnFor sale by all Druggists. ~JsSa
de W,twlF&su3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06
TTAcQUlTTED OF MURDER.
He Was Only Present as a Peacemaker-
Mrs. Atkinson Buel Dead.
r,.c,s, ,.,sgram 70 the pispa,ch.l

SIC w -, Vhs' -
Mrs. Atkinson Buel Dead.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
AsHEvIIIY, n. C., February 5.-J. w. L..
Pratt. who has been on trial mere for muir
der i'm bar-room tight last July, in which
MCINTYRE and Mister were killed, was ac-
Quilted to-day. In the evidence for the
defence were the dying declaration Of Nc
Iptyre that Pratt was innocent and the
testimony of the defendant in his own be-
half that he was present as a peaeemaker
only.
DEATH OF MRS. BUEI.
Mrs. Mary May Atkinson Buel, wife of
the Rev. DR.. ID. II. Buel, of Asheyille, died
at her residence this morning at O'Clock.
She was the only daughter of the late
Right Rev. Thomas Atkinson, of the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church, at the time OF
his death Bishop of North Carolina. The
remains will be taken for interment to
Troy. n. Y.
EVANGELIST PEARSON BACK.
The Rev. II. G. Pearson, the evangelist,
returned 10 his home near Asheville this
morning from Little Rock, Ark, where
several weeks ago he was taken quite Ill
while holding a series Of meetings. He is
now convalescing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO D.
" WAY COMPANY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAsUARI 80
LEAvB RIcuX0Sn. -
swA. NJ. Daily for ola roi1. - 81
Pullman sleeping car hip'-
Point ...,,t a
100 A. n Express. daily for Cintiu9'l,'s,.
car Old Point % Caa,.'.s
Pullman sleeper Chai''''
..oop N f T2sses@ daily FOR Oh Pc.
Norfolk. chaT Car ehA''
10 Old Point s.-ista
x:sOP. NJ. Accommodation. e1eepi s'-
ChAriottesyilie. -. y, 4
i0.s0 p. N. The r.. v. Limi,ci da'H ., "A
GleeDing-Car GA Fc,lt y 4
sc,,S x-siipaie srain. ID 4
Csrand Pulimans Chaf -. IA
Cincinnati and PullaA'
sooA. NJ Locsl Freight, except Sla'"
CLarsottesyills ,sn
TRANS ARRIys At Eicah0N,g ;t-as,
$50 A. N. and 2.53 z. n. dally IT., ,-5ra u
s:tsP. N. daily exceps sunday
,e1A NJ. s aai as P. NJ daily iron ~ .
station: Brosd street nesr Se''''@
JAsEs.RiygR DIVISION A
gicnmoad and Allegheny hAi''''
LEAVE Rfcaa0>h IA
ON A. NJ. daily for Lyehburg, Lsf'a
Clifton Forge t,,esel,f
neetins win train =, lssssl
burg ats A. ". ca!li LA ~
and cliftoa fosge. S''''
Lynchoar<. ,xR
xx1fxs A2glyR At kltHA j
go p. NJ. dairy from cliisea sstifxs ,"
EsS IN exsept Sunday ifon srr
Wv Lexisx;oa. aud ,yeca.
ctse"a' JOHN - "
Diyisioa pesseas 10.
II ", ruIlsB, 0rneral fasssns"
0G NunAAYs Trade Manages
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06
AUCTION sALEs--Future par.
NNJ-Ir-N~nr(TTN0-7I7 I7T7-I7T y - 2 ? =
BY Appsrson d Co.
Real Estate Auciioneers and Agents.


Hesi Estate Auciioneers and Ageau'
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
i HANOVER TRUCKING LAMBS by virtue
OF trust deed from w. y. Barker ana VIE ~
w. 4. Cowardin, dated March -, 1871. GUY ~,
corded In Hanover Comfy Court dofauis ns.In5
bsen made. aud Being required 40 70 20, WIZ
soll by arction at tho Office OF the auctioneefs'
No. north Eleventh street, on
FRIDAY. FEBRvARY 20, 1881,
at I O'Clock p. VI. tho following TWO rEACIs
OF LAND: ONE HUNDRED ACRES ~ so NV,
west intersection OF the county road rom eo'a
Harbor to New Kent, aud rosa IRON oia .ns'T :,
70 Dispstch station, and adjoining Aibott "
Wicker, and ONE HUNDRED AND toali
-FOUR ACRES a snort distance vest o. eDoss'
bounded on the north Oy said COid-HsfDOr ros !,
east by said Wicker south by Mc0hee, ana weS'
by Drew: both about ten miles frcfn nschnv1r :
four from Dispstch station, I'VE from fahuns
river one aud a-nglf from Cold heroor, nni
three from Old Cbureh.
TKRYs, By consent one fourth cash; balsnce
nj six, twelve and eighfeon months; nogoDeoie
notes interest added, ana trusi-dced.
WILLIAM II. COWARDlN,
Personal representative OF w. l. Co"aio'n'
trustee, deceased
Immediately after the above VIC VIII soil the
balance OF ssid BARKER LAND neer ine ioi .s.
going described lands-yiz: rs AChhS VIII
DWELfING OF nine rooms kitchen, barn, s.an,e.
&c, ONE HUNDRED AND kltI l.rUv y
ACRES end TWENTY-FIVE AND TWO lr i nS
ACRES All OF tho above LANDS AXE nooD
TRUCKING, and have some timber ana an
abun,auce OF wood and some cleared laad on
each tract.
TERMS: Same as above.
APPERsOS & CO., Auctioneor,
fe5 No. north Eleventh street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06
A UCTION SALE ATNORFOLK, VA.

A UCTION SALE AT NORFOLK, VA.
Tho valuable WHARF PROPERTY, known as
Campbeli's and Maxwelps, running from
the ferry TO Roanoke dock, which ID In the
centre Of the city;
alsree BRICK WAREHOUSES; with refrigera-
ting rooms;
FRAME FRElGHT-HOCSE, and
A large ICE-MACHINE, commenced In August
and completed in November, 1890, and In
complete running order,
will be sold at auction in Norfolk, Va,
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1870,
at IL O'Clock.
TERMS: Ono third cash: balance In one, two
and three years, with interest.
Mop Of above property cen DO hsd on eppllca-
ton. w. Ii. Ii. L XII Il ~ ~,
IA 3l-10ts Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06

TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM
4 IN HESRICO COUNTY CONTAINING
lg7B ACRES, ABOUT SIX MILES FhOA Ihe
CITY or RICHMOND. LYING BETWEEN THE
DARBYTOWN AND NEWMARKET kOADe.-
By virtue OF q certain deed OF trust executed ~
q. w. Moughan, N. f.. Moughhn. and A. hocAl,
dated October %, 1886. aud recorded IN tho
CLERKS office Of Henrico County Courr. Deed
BOOK Ilg, page a., default having been made IN
the payrnent Of a certain note secured therein,
and being required 50 TO dc. will sell by pubic
auction at Henrco County Court ,cnurt-1ay) on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9rH,
at IL II. o'clock, all that CERTAIN TRACT DE
LAND lying and being in tho county OF Honrico,
containing I97X ACRES, on a road lying be-
tween the Darbytown and New-Ha-ket roads.
TERMS: Cash as to expense OF sale HnG note
OF sl2s. with interest from October %, 1881, and
balance to 10 announced al sale. though IL Is
probable better terms will DO given.
I. POINDEXTER,
Administrator Of George II. PoIndezter, de-
ceased. 100
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06

T,OR RENT, DESIRABLETWO-A
IL STORY BRICK DWELLINGS, with -
modern convenlences, on Church Bill, NO 2l4
east Broad street, ten rooms, No. 40 north
JAMES n. CREN5HAW.
In laeodfmo No. II NORTH Eleventh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06
ByJ. II. Valentine, Aucipneer.
1895 east Main street

AT AUCTION TO-DAY AT 1890
"a OiCLoCK-PRREMPTOR SALE OF NEW
CARPETS, HOUSEHOLD URNlT U K z
DOIfBLE DESK, AND COUNTER, SHOW
CASES, CANDY JARS, &C.-My sale
TUESDAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06
MINERAL APPROPRIATIONS

At a meeting of the City Council last
night the following appropriations were
made for improvements: Sewerage pur-
poses, $4,000; street improvements,
$3.50, 600; electric fre-slarm system. $4,000;
public buildings, $4,000; official map,
81 800; public.school buildings. $4,000.
fed nv n vote Of the people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06
ANoTuFR RUNAWAY MircH

This county has been making good re-
cord in runaway marriages this year. The
last TO be reported is that OF MIR. j. A:
GIdewell and Miss Mamie L. Brown, of
CRYSTAL HIP, who eluded the home folks
and were married at Roxboro', n. c., last
Sunday by Rev. j. II. Lambeth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06
Leave Arrive. 4
No. Richmond. Petersburg
TRAINs NoRrnWARn
Daily.
srnrprNnp rAcra

Nos. IL 80. and 80 make 40 s.9g. N.s "a,
fg stop on signal AZ Manchester, Urnr.. e.
Centralfa and Chester. ~. d.. grf 81.
siguai at Manchester And Chester. 81. 60 E.
on signal as Manchester oaly far r....-.
purchasing tckots 20 regular .tCrl ft..
for this traln south q Pefer.bIrr. N.. ..
and 81 win stop nc al stations i1- fs..t. ~.
PULLMAS-CAH SERVICE
en- Trains Nos. Il and - sleeping. .ert ..,...
New York aud Tampa, tia. ga d. Al.
ON Tralns Nos. 10 aud 4 sleeplnc-cIr. I....
New York ard Charleston. ON ir.. u.
and ~ sleepins-cnrs between Nea fr-. f.
Jacksonville. On Train Nos. on ., r.
ipg-cars between Richmond ans LFa ....., I
In addition 10 TIE soo,,.
THE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA ,rgf l
consisting OF Nostibulo Puilmaa ear. I..r. a.
Richmond soutn-tound 30 1.0 10 a. Na- 1
Wednesiays, ami tri4aIs, aGi l.1..s ...
burg uOrth-lOgni a. 90 A. ~. UI ..
Thursdays, and saturdays. Extra fa..a. =.
en- this train.
THg ONLY ALL-RAlL LINE TO S1a.o.
Richmond HA 80, AN. yor,o,s. "~u
Richmond. sly;l0 =. q, Aog,oIs...... .r
Norfolk. 's:35 a. VI. kithrHlI ...l .f. B.
Norfolk. ....'l:O0 J.. 81. hiclm.l.... .,.l.i
The trains leaving Richmond 1tE . 3. ~ %
Norfolk ala +. ". Rro tOui tiai.- t...s.. b.,
two poin :, and passengers $50 h-..sl r..
change OF ears. Close c0Ulr.f..r. a. .
made at PeteTsourg ~ the ...lI D.. %. -r'.
Richmond and the A. a. 81. ff9. -. I.-t
Trains leaving 2ichmOui s. tI A. r.
ii:20 z. NJ. and arriving as kiaIl.I 30
NJ. aud $40 =. n. make ciose cl.a-.a.I s..
tersburg 20 Rnd from fsrmr;il.. ....t.
and southwestern points.
r. NJ. Sr,lY. sIpar'.'.. i.l.
y T. d. MYERS General eut..r.rt 3D. I..
TN, ENgRsOS. GeacrIi Passenger f- -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06
TOBACCO BREAKS.

The breaks at our warehouses were very
largo Monday and Tuesday, hut the cold
wave has effectually prevented further
marketing at present. Prices here continue
high. Your correspondent was told 10y a
well-known North Carolina farmer that
South Boston is far ahead of other mar
kets in prices paid for tobacco. and he was
Judging by sales he had Just made here.
The Farmers Alliance have secured one
of the warehouses of this town and it will
be conducted as o Farmers Alliance home.