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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28

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TpICHMOND, FREDERlCKsBrpn
IN AND POTOMAC RkfLRoAD -sc,.s',I'
comn7enctug JANuAaY 10, IslI-.ss,,s,,.i,.,
standard time.
f07 A n. fesycG Byfd-Sireet station a.n-
stops only t Ashisnd, HOtsseti w
ford. and Prodsricksbur<, Ptast.
and whitewater Sleeper - Va
ton and New YORK. Arrives w.
Layton 1901 Z. ~, Baltimore a. !, =,
Z. N. Philadelphia 30 ?. ". ss.
York $50 p. Y.
f,.s2 A. N. leaves iIyrd-stroet station a.e, 81.
ccps Sunday. Buffet Psr.o- o.,
Richmond 70 Washington. Ar,,,s
Washington go r. A., Baifr.o.,
D.sl Il. NJ. PhllsdslphIa 7:tJ h N
New Yofk 10 ~ II. ~. ~
Y.io p. n. leaves ByTd-street station d.n.
sleeper. Richmond 70 New ~
stops ooly at Ashiapf, llst -
Milford, Fredericksburg. groos..
and Wldewatsr. Stops IS o,seT -,
tors on Sundays. Arrives 49,
iDgton fi;io p. ~, Bsltlmoye 81.
An. plsiiadeiphia 2:4j a. 81, a..
York $50 a. NJ. w
40 A. N. arrives q, Byrd-stroe, station t,p.
Sleeper from New YORK. s,or,, ~ I.
a. Whitewater. brooke, sreia,gs.
burg, Milford. BoihEsll, and ~
lard. stops ct oihcr stsilsns el
Supdays.
ass p. N. arrives a, Byri-strcet station DALI.
stops at Fredericksburg Nf'fsi
Bothwoil, and Ashisnd. Sleap,ri,.5t
Washington and Row York does se,
stop ne Eioa.
e45 p. N. arrives st Byrd-sueet station tarv
except sunday. Buffet Parlo- ~,
Washington 70 Richmond.
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMODATION
Daley BxcKPT SUNDAY
100 p. NJ. leaves Byrl-street station sr,,,,,,
Frederieksburc AZ et0 N.
/ H4oA. NJ, arrives Byrd-SToet station, ,,s,,,
Fredericksburg G:05 A. ".
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
a&s A. NJ. leaves Rlba. Arrives Of Ashland a.,
1888 A. NJ.
sa4 p. NJ. lesyes Elba; arrives OF Ashl.al,
703P. VI.
Gas A. NJ. erriyos Blba. Leaves Ash'spi a.,
Cos A. ~
6ls p, IA. arrives at Elba; leaves AsA,ari a.
$50 Z. VI.
The New YORK and Florida Speciil Yes,ihg,,
train leaves Byrd-S,reef station 80 A. n -
Tuesdays, Thursdays, ana Saturday, cn.
mencing January 2ad, and arrives Byri.stsf.,
no p. III. on Mondays, Wednesdays ana e.,
days. Extra fare IL charged on MS train.
{, A. TAYLOR, Traiilc Manga,
T. 7. ID. MYERS General Superintendent
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section for number Of years. The sun
shone brightly ell day Sunday and the thaw
Serreant i. J. Dudley left this morning
for klohmond, having in charge Charles
Richmond (colored). sentenced 70 two
wears IN the penitentiary ir the Corpora
tion Court last week fos' felony.
AZ UNEXPECTED LEGACY.
A lady OF this city this week received o
legacy IN manner which 10 OF some inter-
est. Thirty Eve years ago weaitny resi-
dent OF this State died end among num-
Der Of legAcies provided that the sum OF
$4,000 should be invested st 6 per cent. ~.
terest and on every Christmas DAY VIz
should be given 70 each OF ten OF n's In
vorite slaves - Christmas presen. a.oa ~
him. The viii further. proylaea ' tsao ~
the death OF each slave the principal lSzoYvj
from wh,ch that slaves annuity. was DC
rived should be divided among the Tesla.
tors heirs. One Of these slaves DIED isse
month. the share of the lady ABOVE heh-
toned being $28. There is now only one
Of the ten slaves living. This Is On exam
pie Of tho cruel (S) treatment OF the sou'n-
ern slaves.
A very Quiet wedding took place ct the the
fne old residence of DR.. II. Is. Dice, 5vi
Ridge avenue. this morning at 10 O'Clock.
the Contracting parties being Miss Jennie
ID. Miller, of this city, and Professor o',et 4,
no LAMA, Of Boston, Mass. heF; ~. .. ri
Hanckel, rector of Christs Episcopal
church. performed the ceremony. Only u
a few intimate friends were present on ac-
count Of illnessin the family. The BRIDE Is
a niece of the venerable DR.. Dice, We'll
known physician of Charlottesville. Inc
groom is a professor in the lnstituts OF
Technology, Boston, and graduate OF inc
University Of Virginia. while his fatner
was professor in that institution Dunuer
of years ago. The bridal party LETT on the
yestibule train for Washington. u. ", sna
many northern cities on their way 70 Dos
ton. their future home. Mrs. L. n. BLACK
well. Of Danyille, Mrs. X. W; Moore, Oh
Washington. ID. e.. and Mrs. +. ". Miier'
of Roanoke were among the quests.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
AZ meeting of the Good Templars held
M their hall last night the following
officers were elected for the ensuing quar-
ter; j. C. Mckenzie. chief templar; MISS
Lula billiard. vice-templar; u. M; Bioo'
secretary: w. s. Beszley, financial secre-
tary; Il. w. Roby. chaplain; T.. 7. Payne
marshal; J. V. Perley, past chlef templar,
II. ID. Garner, guard; i. A. Massie, sentinel
Mrs. L. Z. Hawkins was elected superin-
tendent Juvenile Templars; Miss Eta At
kins, assistant.
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In Albemarle where the farmers ALI
nnces are ouite strong it is probable that
they will WELD the strength of their intiu-
ence for their fayorites at the polls.
/ am reliably informed that Hon. John
II. Moon, ex-nnember of the House of Dele
gates from Albemarle, will consent for his
name to be used in connection with the
candidacy for the Office of Commemorative
attorney. There will be warm time in
this county for the several offices to DO
filed, chiefly over the treasurership.
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SEEDS.
SEEDS.
.o.N~.N-N.~N~N~~>1NS0~ r-0~lc~NNNoyNN.NN
n LANDRETH &c SONS
H. GARDEN SEEDS.


Although tho reputation Of those seeds is so
vol estsblisheds yet having accepted tho right
Of their exclusive sale ia Richmond ana vicinity
We deem IL proper 10 make tho following stnte-
ment OF our experience In handling them for
the past fifteen years in which we have sold over
q thousand pounds Of single variety OF their
Cabbage Seed, perhaps as many OF their Tomato
seed, and each season thousands OF pounds OF
their Tarnip, and other varieties In proportion.
scarcely complaint has reached US, and We
have tho almost universal testimony OF our eus-
toners 70 their purify Of strain ana excelicncs
OF quality.
ArLRx's Va. August IL $500.
Mssra X r. Races q CO.. Richmond, Ya.:
0entlemeu.--f desire to make the following
Abatement: Being anxious 20 satisfy myself IN
reference 10 the quality OF the various extra early
peas advertised on tho nsrxet procured someo Of
each Of the loading varieties, giving them 81
the Same coll and cultivation. found LAM
DkErH's greatly superior 10 any Of them In
eariIncss, quality. and yield.
Yours very respectfully,
GRoRdK @. SMITH.
We cordially invite all in want Of FIRST.
CLASS SkkD8 70 give "a q cAn BY mkp al
small sseds frso Of postage On poas, beans,
g.. 8 cents for postage Will DO charged. Special
rstos V dealers and large buyexs. Direct 20
q sssTaAaAsmusn eQ2 ssss NSgskail sixsss
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AN ECZEMA ON A BOY.
sUFFERINGs INTENSE. HEAD NEARLY
RAW. BODY COYERSD WITH SORES.
CURED BY CUTICUkA REMEDIES

bought a bottle Of CUrICURA REsoLyESr, one
box CCTfcuRA slLvK and one cake OF CUrIcURA
SOAP for my son, eged thirteen Year,, who bad
been sf1icted with eczema for a long time. ana
an pieased To- say that believe tho remedies
have cured him. HIS sufferings were Intense,
hts head boing nsarly raw, bis ears being Como
except the gristls, and his body was covered
yilhsores. HE condition was 1righnul 70 pc
nold Tho sores have now all disappeared, ms
skin IA healthy, eyes bright cheerful In disposi-
ton, aud IL working eyory day. Ny ncighoors
are witnesso. 10 this remarkab bic cure, ana INC
doubling ones aro requested 10 call or "Tiso mo-
WILLIAM 8. STEVENSON.
Winchester Post-Onice. Union county, y. Q.
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LEFT HoUssLess AND DESTITUTE.
The Sad Condition Of Fleming's Family
Destruction Of tho House on the Ridge.
tcorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l

Ct1Srwoop. VA, January 26.--The house
of James Flaming. on the Ridge" about
four miles from here, was destroyed by fire
NIGHT before last. Near midnight Mr..
Fleming was awakened by the noise OF the
fire. when he found that the brands were
falling upon the bed where he lay, and IN
a few moments longer the bed-clothing
would have been in blaze. he aroused
his family and made an effort 10 remove
his household effects, but 1t was too late,
and they were left houseless and destitute.
Their neigbbors are helping them ioerally,
and in n few DAYS will have another mouse
erected for them on the site of the burned
one. The fire caught accidentally, IT IS
supposed, from a large wood IRE which
they left burning on the hearth.
DEATH OF Mr.. HAYNES.
Preston HAYNES, prominent citizen VINO
lived five miles below here, died yester-
dav after long protrscted illness; DE was
afflicted with intestinal tumors. which bat-
fed all the medical skill he could procure
for about wear. He was well known over
the whole county and leaves large num-
Der of friends to mourn his loss.
NEW SCHOOL.
Clintyood has been without q school fol-
some time past, but Mrs. W. I'll. Wertn is 10
commence teaching here on next Monday.
She is well educated and is native oil
Bland county, Va.
Il. NJ. Vanoyer. our very genial ald oblig'
ing postmaster, is quite Ill.
III. w. Sutherland, q young attorney
from this place, has located In Bristol,
where he is commanding very lucrative
practice. He is an intelligent young man,
and we predict successful future for him.
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N = = : HalioIk2HsSianRl

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY Il, 1871
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO NORFOLK AND
LyNcHBURG.
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYRD-STREgr STATION
Dos A NJ. Daily, ria Petersburg -Richmosis,,
Norfolk Through EIpress- Arrive a
Norfolk lls7 A. NJ. Stops o1.y !,
Petersburg, WaYerly, and Sgfsr
SOLID TRAIN RICHMOND 10
NORFOLK.
eisA NJ. Daily, ria Petersburg. Arrlys q,
Petersburg 1000 4. -. No. 3 lave,
Petersburg Hos A. " f0r F,rq-
vile, Lyncnburg, and all puintsSf Ia
and West Through car R'r1rdsf
10 Roanoke and Radf0rL.
f2.f0 p n Daily, ria Petersburg Arrira p,
tersburg 1915 p. NJ: leau .s,-r.
burg l. n. daily, arriving NlHo.t
fI:so PM Daily. ga Petersburg. Arrir Al,
Petersburg 1902 A. ", c1naerla,
with Train No. /, leaving pst-r.se-,
az 1870 A. NJ. Tor Fsrmyli's, Iyr5
burg. Pocahontas. and all u.r,n
South and West Pullman l4isa
Sleeper between RiCub lSD g.f
LYNgHBURG ready for oc,4gasT
at9P.N.
iO.s, A. NJ. Daily, ria BurSevlIlc. Tor Flrnvglr
Lynchburg, the south, and We.t
PULLMAN sLRRPlNG-cAR ACCONNODL
TIONs.
No. i--Sleeping-csr from Richmond % Ignfh.
burg: also, Petersburg 70 Bristol without chang,
leaving Petersburg daily at 1890 a.. NJ, al
Iynchburg 20 Memphis without change
No. 3--Through car Richmond ~ koaloke al
Radford and pullman sleeper Roanoke - Mem.
| phis without change.
Tickets, baggage-checks, and all ln'orna,.a
car be obtained az Richmond and petsrslafg
! railroad depot, A. w. Carriers, sJl Main .trs,s
and at the company's ONCE, So easl Nam sgss,
n. W. COT kINEE,
Passenger AgsaL
". h. BEYlLl,
General Passenger Agent
Geuerai Office, Roanoke, Va feI
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A sToREHousE CONSUMED.
A Dwelling and Vacant store Also Fired
mt Toano Station.
Ispecial telegram to tho Dispatch.l

Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.l
ToAxo, Va. January 27.--A storehouse
and contents were destroyed by fire this
morning at 8 O'Clock. The house belonged
to Mrs. Harvey, of Newport News, and the
goods, valued ct 80 200, to her brother Il.
b. Slater. The dwelling. belonging to the
mother. and q vacant storehouse TO an
other brother, G. H. Slater, were fred, but
the discovery was made before much IN
jury was done. There was no insurance
upon any of the property. Suspicion
points to colored woman, with whom, as
a tenant, Mr.. II. b. Slater has recently had
a personal encounter. The IRE was dis
covered by the night telegraph-operator,
Mr.. Mooney. Of this station, who had 70
telegraph 10 Richmond before he could
leave his Office and give the alarm.
At an examination held here this eve
ning, p. 4. Cowles presiding, Nancy Bur-
vine (colored) was arraigned on charge
Of burning the storehouse OF X. Ii. Slater
and was seat on without bail to the grand
jury for indictment II is very clear
case.
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY Il, 1871
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO NORFOLK AND
LYNCHBURG.
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rarmv,lie's Beloved Physician and True
Friend Passes Away.
.n-.l.t ..i.-rn.n % tho ul1firfrh.f

Especial teIekrhfu 70 INV D''P'.'
r.r,,yu1r. Va. January T.--Dr. II. ID.
Taliaferro died quite suddenly tonight ut
b;s home in this place after q long coniine-
mert to his room. Heart trouble was the
immediate cause OF his death, though nc
had been afflicted with partial paralysis OF
, nais was entirely unexpected. and the sad
nawa spread rapidly over the town that
the beloved physician. humble Christian,
and true friend had expired.
Judge Irving continues 20 improve.
WEDDING CARDS.
Cards have been issued Announcing the
marriage of Mr.. Thomas III. Falweli and
Mrs. Barbara Sheppard at the Baptist
church Wednesday evening, February ath.
ht o'clock.
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the STORM OF SATURDAY. NIGHT.
rsscxrnph-Poies and wircs Wrecked
Aroand ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


Aroand Observation-Disclosures.
fcorsspondsnee Of the Richmond Dispatch.i
CBsELorTzsvrrLE. Va. January H. The
heavysnow-storm OF Saturday night. which
was accompanied by rain. was very severe
% this section and PLAYED havoc with the
Western Union Telegraph Compsny's wires
and poles. People were surprised early
Sunday morning TO see nearly every pole
III the city along tho Chesapeake ead Ohio
railway thrown down aud the wires and
insulators strewn about. The poles IN q
e1eat many places had 10 be removed from
{he track in order that the trains could
pea Telegraphic communication q entire
r. cut oG from every point. and viii be for
several days. although large force OF
uorkmen are now engaged in repairing
damages. Some damage was done to the
wires. also 10 the wires OF tho
Rsk telephone company, A great many
~ shade and frnit.freee were badly
k@okea b the weight Of the snow. The
IN Nas The ssyeyosl that has visited this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28

BAryE. JR., PLAINTIFF. AGAINST II. NJ. SMITH &
Co., DEFENDANTS, IN THE CHANcgRY COURT OF
THR CITY OF RICHMOND.
], Charles W. 6o6din, clerk Of said court, GER
tify that the bond required OF tho trustee and
special commissioner by the decree in said
cause OF December @, 1890. has been duly givon.
Given under my hand this 10th day OF Decem-
her. 1900. CHARLES w. GODDIN.
Ia7 Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
OLD DOMINION STEAM TEA
" SHIP COMPANY. Lk~dxA

FOR NEW YORK.
Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY st y. Al. Manifest closed one
hour before sailing time.
steamers leave New York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY ats r
NJ, arriving In Richmond MONDAY and FRI
DAY MORNINGS.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fare 20 New York MA Jsmes-river
route uncluding meals and berth.-.........S go
Round trip tickets, limited 10 thirty Gays -.
e,earage- with subsistence 800
steeraxe, without oOO
Cabin fare riG Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way. AVVo
Cabin fare ria Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. ......'.,. tvUD
Tickets can be obtained az A. w. CARRIERS. lUuO
Main street; Chesapeake and Ohio and Rich
mond and Petersburg depots. and at company
ofices, 1901 Main street. and wharf. kockeLts.
Freight forwarded and through bills OF ladins
issued for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until y. M.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS.
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS, by the Chesapeake aud Ohio rail-
way TIA Newport News at $50 A. N. and BY
Richmond and Petersburg railroad same dsysl
| at $40 A. NJ, will make connection at NORFOLK
with steamer leaving those days.
GRORGE w. ALLRN q CO., Agents,
No. 1901 Main street. and
daa moanyis wharf, Rockets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
pIRArlcAL oysTgR-DREDaERs.
Ten Arrive In Norfoik-Annnal Meeting o
the Chamber of Commerce.

the Chamber of Commerce.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.i
NoRyoLK, Va, January r.--The steamer
Crolatan arrived here this afternoon with
ten OF the oyster-dredgors that were CON-
PEELED TO abandon operations in tho North
Carolina sound.
The annual meeting Of the Chamber of
Commerce was held this afternoon and
officers elected. j, w. Perry was elected
TO SNOW cAusx.
A deputy marshal left this afternoon to
serve the writ against the sheriff Of
Brunswick county 70 show cause why he
should not be held for contempt Of the
United States Court
United States Commissioner Ackiss is
eued warrant to-day for the arrest of Il,
ID. Moss, OF Mecklenbnrg county, charged
with violating tho internal-reysnue laws.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
By. Thompson Brown Co,
Ills Main street.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A TWO
4 STORY MAIN-sTRERT STORE
AND DWELLING, -
No. 9s0y. FOOT OF LIBBY-HILL PARK, OPPO-
SITE sTRRET-CAR TERMINUS

AFIRST-CLAsS STAND.
BY virtue Of decd Of trust dated February
%. 1890. executed by Mary r. Welch 70 the I'M
dersigned trustee, and recorded In the hicn-
mond Chancery Court, Deadlock lao, page W,
20 secure the payment OF certain notes therein
described, ami whereas default mas been made,
and being required so TO do, ! will SELL on 'he
promises. -
THURSDAY, JANUARY ROTH,
at5P, NJ, tho RIAL ESTATE therein conveyen
az follows: "That certain LOT OF LAND In
the city OF Richmond fronting on the south line
OF Main street % feet between Twenty.seventn
aud Pear street, and running back between
parallel lines 80 feet"
TERMS: Cash AZ 10 expenses OF sale. and ~. %
with interest from May q, 1890; s2O.2S with IN
terest from August e8 ESQ, and s20.23 with In
terest from November, 1890, and the assumption
of ssventeen notes OF s2o.2S each payable every
three months, the first Of which is due the 2Stn
of FEBRUARY, 1891. and the rest every three
months thereafter, and fi,35O payable February
es, 1898, and the balance rs said Mary i. WEIGH
msy direct, or IN event OF her failure 90 70 &c
then as will be announced at sale.
LEROY z BROWN, Trustee.
J. THOMPSON Brown q Co., Auctioneers. ia "a
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EOR RENT, SECOND-FLOOR a
IL FLAT, fve rooms. elegant location, IA
splendid neignborhood, heatsd by steam. APP
ply 70 APPEHs0N q CO..
ia 2s-sod3t No. north Eleventh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28

Bv virtue Of decros OF the Chancery Court OF
Richmond entered December 9. 1880. Ia tue sun
OF "Thomas G. Balm. trustee, CO. II. NJ. smilh q
Co.." WILL as trustee ana also hs epecioi von III
missioner appointed for the purpose, sell oY
public auction. on mo premises az 2o'clocA Ms
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY %. 1891.
that DESIRABLE AND COMPLETE MANUFAC-
TURING PLANT, consisting Of the capscious
Brick workshops and Foundry, situated on the
north side OF Walnut alley between Fifteenth ana
seyenteepth streets, and extending out 70 Frank
lin street, upon which there Is front OF " feot
and whore there are several small stores or
Offices, which can be renled out separately IL de-
Erred. These buildings are mostly four stories
high are strong, and we'll suited for factory
usss, and have largo hoor capacity. "A pat Oh
the land will DO shown Dy the auctioneer.
In these shops and to be sold with them are
large quantities OF most excellent. usetui, ana
EXPENSIVE MACHINERY, now In daily use,
and consisting In part OF Engine, Boiler, Lathes,
Furnaces, Shaping Machines, Drill Presses
Saws, Mortislng- and SPOKE Machinery. 6finn-
stones Emory Wheels, thousands Of Platforms In
iron and In wood, Patent-Rights, Trade Marks,
FORCES, Blowers, Cupoln, Flasks. ana IN TACT
every fixture and appliance necessary IN large
and complete shop.
but seldom, and, klnd reader, you are not nxeIy
again in your lifetime 10 have presented tne
opportunity for buying large ard Wel-at-
ranged factory and foundry, ruby equippsd; s ia
goodwill and large trsdo won and held Dy tne
labor OF many years OF an enterprising nrm OF
high standing. IL Ia likely that you eau pur-
chase this entire outht, Real Estate. Machinery
Patents, Patterns, goodwill. material on hand.
and an established uads. for less than one third
OF Its value, and then you can go night on WIN
your business on the orders now on hand and
that are coming in daily.
Is being impossible 70 give in this advertise
ment every detail, earnestly invite all pro-
posing purchasers to inspect the plant before
the day OF sale, promising on my part every as
sistance TO that end.
TERNs: Ono fourth Of the purchase-money
in cash and the residue in three equal payments
az six. twelve, and eighteen months, for notes
with interest added aud secured by deed OF
trust. OF all cash. at the option OF the purchaser.
THOMAS &. Balm,
Trustee and Special Commissioner.
n. W. BowR, Auctoneer, Richmond, Va.
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BAN, JR., PLAIETIFF. AGAIysr II. M. Smith q
Co., DEFENDAsrs--IE TIE CHAscERY COURT
or TIE CITY or RICHMOND:
I, Charles w. Goddin, clerk OF said court, GER
tify that the bond required Of the trustee and
special commissioner by the decree In said
cause Of December 6, 1870, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of Decem-
Der. 1850. CHARLES w. GODDlN.
IaI5 CLERK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day!
By Louis Rawlings,
Real Estate Auctioneor,
No. LOO enst Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
IA IMPROVED PROPERTY AND BEAuTIFuL
BUILDING LOTS, SITUATED IN FULTON.-At
the request OF the owner l viii soil ,by aucton'
on the promises, on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 3, 1891,
at 4 O'Clock P. NJ, the PROPERTY named above,
In order az follows:
First. A DESIRABLE LOT fronting 50 feet,
with a depth of 100 feet, situated on tho wess
aldo OF Seventh street between Denny and
Louisiana streets. with TWO NICE FRAME
TENRMENTS thereon, containing three rooms
each and now rented TO good tenants.
second. A BEAUTIFUL LOT situated as the
southwest corner Of Seventh and Denny streets,
fronting 75K feet on Denny street and running
back 100 feet TO an alloy 10 feet wide. This lot
viii be sub-diyided In lots 10 suit purchasers.
This property is Immediately on the street
car line, has all tho advantages Of churches, IRE
department, gas, water. payements, &c, and Is
rapidly increasing In value. Come TO the sale
aud buy a bargain, az the owner intends to sell.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance Ia four,
eight aud twelve months for negotiable notes,
with per cent interest and secured by trus!
deed. LOUIS RAWLINGS,
ta29 Auctioneer.