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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-14
RAILROAD LINES.
DICHMoND AND DANVILLE
HI RAILROAD.

DICHMOND AND DANVILLE
HI RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY 4, 1891.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA. !:
&I5 A. NJ. SOUTHERN EXPRESS, daily 20 A.
lanta, Augusta. and points South.
Connects a. Greensboro for Durham
and Raleigh; az Salisbury for West
crn North Carolina. Passengers can
take sleeper at p. NJ. Through
sleepers from Danville South.
6i5 A. n. ACCOMMODATION. daily, except
sunday. 70 Clover, Va. and interme-
1898 A. NJ. ViRGfNiA AND NORTH CAROLINA
Raleigh Ufa Keysville. Connects st
Burkevtlle with Norfolk and Western
railroad for karmyille, Lynch burg,
aud points West: at Ksysvllle for
Clarksyille, Oxford, Henderson. and
Durham.
100 T. NJ. FAST MAIL. daily for Atlanta, Au-
gusta, and points south. Connects q;
Mosley's junction with Farmyilie and
foWbatan railroad; az Greensboro
for Durham and Raleigh; al salIs-
bury for Western North Carolina
Through sieepers from Danyills
south. Afnanville connects With the
yestibule limited.
GOO P. NJ LOCAL, daily. except sunday, Cor
Amelia Courthouse and intermediate
points
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
a. s.sS a = a a From Atlanta and Augusta
s:t5 A. NJ. From Amelia Courthouse.
$3.50 z. NJ. From Raleigh.
$40 P. n. At Manchester from Cloyor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-14
HIS MICK BROKEN.
CRUSHED UNDER AN ENHANCEMENT.
Two Men Have Each a Leg Broken and q
Third is Internally Injured.
tsnAelsi teleSratn 70 the Dis,AtchJ

WINSTON, N. c., February 13.-John Rus
sell, cosvia Robertson, and Marti3 Holt (colored),
employed on q construction train engaged Ia
getting material, wore seriously injured this
morning Hye miles below ksrnersville by an
embAnkment they were digging under falling
on them. Robertson and Russell had zach leg
broken and Holt was Internally injured They
we're brought 10 this city for medical treatment
Two other workmen received eight injuries
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-14
THE BINGHAM SCHOOL SECURED.
The WeII-Known Academy to BE Re-
moved to Ashevllle.

Especial Telegram 10 tno OlsphtCn'l
AsHEvILLE, N. c.. February 13.-The re-
moyal of the Bingham School to Asheville
seems now an assured fact The amount OF
money required-$25, 000-hRS been pledged by
private subscriptions This sum will be In
creased 10 900 II required 70 meet the cost Of
Water-Works on the west side OF the French
Broad river, whore the school will probably be
located.
Tho Grand Central Hotel has been sold for
$4,000.
WORK ON RAILROADS.
Work on the French Broad-Yalley railroad.
which has been suspended for some time, will
shortly be resumed. There Is prospect OF the
early prosecution Of work on the Asheylle and
Bristol railroad. II will connect at the Tonnes
see state line with the Bristol. Rlizabethton and
Carolina. The latter road will connect at Bristol
on tho Virginia and Tennessee line with the At
lantic and Western road. now building between
Bristol and Danvile, and with the Louisville and
Nashville ana the Norfolk and Western roads.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-14

WANTED. ACTIVE AND RELIA-
w BILE LIFE-INSUkANCE AGENTS for city
and State to represent a hrst-class company,
Address GENERAL AGENT. Postofice Box 1871,
Richmond, Va. 70 Il-IW
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N = :: w EorioIk;Ss3t8nlI
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JASCARYH,a
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO SORgoLE IA
LYSCHBURg.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANCARYH,a
TWO TRAINS DAILY To NOgfo,E o,
LYSCHBUaG.
LEAVE RICHMOND, BYRD-SIREgTs r,-r,
9:05 A. ". Daily, ria Petersburg -R.bn.....,
Norfolk Th-0usl FN.r..s- 80, =.
Norfolk iii1 s. 20. SGD, 81, :
Petersburg. Wayerv. 81 -
SOLID TRAIN RICHMOND >
NORFOLK. b
elsa NJ. Daily, TIA Petersburg A--. ,
Petersburg l0.J 81. N So ~.
Petersburg lie g. n ff -
VILE, Lynchburg, All Sd g.a,, 4
end West Through a- k.t--'
20 Roanoke hll RIIleL
1910 p. NJ Daily, ria Pe.orslIr, Ann, D.
tersburg 1885 D.. n. aags ~,
burg ! !, N. daily arriving Ma
8e0 r. II.
1f.9oP. NJ Daily, ria Pe,ets,g-s. A-,r =,
Petersburg a. A. 49,. -.-...,,
with Tran So. j, leaving f.,s-...,,
at 1910 a. n. or Fsr-g.... -
burg. Pocah0r.ls alI .l -,
South and Mc-- iIITar tt..
sleeper between RICHMOND ~
LYACHBUkG realYts ~
al 4. a..
loss A. N. Daily. ria Bgrksv.n.. o. Fs--r.,
Lynchburg, iho @]lis, az Vet
PULLMAN SLRBPiSG-CAR AlCUYtC,.
TONS
No. l-Sleepins-car from Li.hm % 90 Ina.
burg; also, Petersburg 20 bri.io. s..l... ..,.a.
leaving Petersburg dairy 10 lli. g. g.. Al
Lynchburg 20 Memphis without r.lags
No. 3-Ihrough car Richmond s. l. ...t4 vl
Rsdford and pullman Sleeper h04.lla. -.
phis without change.
Tickets, baggage-checks, AMI al m',f-i.i
can be obtained 80 kichm.nl l1l fa..l. n
railroad depot, A. W. Gar9ars. ni Nl.a So,
and at the cOmpaGys Office, 81 east Na1 sy;s
b. ". gu. kihEI.
tas- .Es' Ag..
". O.. HlblII,
General Passenger igs,,.
General ONCE, Roanoke, Va hi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-14

A Valentine.

A Valentine.
To send heart a. others DO
know Is hitting at this season
And would gladly send one, too.
Except Tor one important reason.
For even II I surely knew
That II ted would repent Il,
would to-day senc mlne 70 you
II had not-alreacy sent H.
--Janes g. burnett in L.fs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-14

Immediately after the above We will cell the
balance OF said BARKER LAND near TIE Tore
going described lands-yiz: 22b ACRES win
DWPLIING OF nine rooms, kitchen, barn, sta Die.
&C.. ONE HUNDRED AND Fltr1-kOUh
ACRES and TWENTY-FIVE AND TWO FlFI Tbs tbs
ACRES All Of the above LANDS AXE SooD
THifSKTNG' ana have some timber and an
abundance Of wood and some cleared LAID on
each tract
TKRHs: Same as above.
APPERsON & CO., Auctioneer,
fe5 No. north Eleventh street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-14
SEVENTEEN HORSES BURNED.
The Barn and Stables of Edward Gibson
ana Their Contents Destroyed.

RALmaH, February i3--An incendIsry
Ere at Gibson Station last night destroyed
the barn and stableso of Edward Gibson. to-
gether with seventeen horses and large
number Of agricultural implements. The
town has no FIRE department. The noises
made by the suffering horses we're horrible
and not one of the animals was saved.
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9. R.A.ILnoApLrxrs
O. ~ H EzTT Tss::

2 n TrS
'DICHMOND, FREDRRIcvsss
HI AND POTOMAC RGILRoap" 9sBCg
commencing JANUARY IL. Nii,.,--Stss,,
s:07 A. N. loayos Byrd-strsot .,s
etops oniyat tshilnf - "a,
ford, snf Frederiefsis,.
ana WheNhter. sieob., :, 20
ton ana New fo5k. Afri,'9 ~.
ingion 10 2 w., B,.rg... W
NJ, Philsieiphis 8.g7 ,sSls
if:s2 A. N. leaves ByFd-siroe. ssr,, 4.
cept Dnnday Buffet p,-NLh
cnmoni 70 WssAlhg,s- y
Washington go =. Z Arr's
5;N 7. ~, Phls9elphia Nv ~,
New iork 10 D p ~ %" p
no p. M. leaves ByrG-strse. s,,,,.-
sleeper Richmond b ~. 81
stops only a. Asbla.t.' q. IN
Milford, Frefeu.,sBI', ltE
and WideEa,eE s.,t, al .ih'st,
tons on saEday. 49,. 'sf =.
mRs9n li!O =. b., Ia ~. -
Yo y; ~ s! rS, 4, s &eAE 4.
$50 A. NJ arrives AZ Byrd-s,rset ,,,,..
Sleeper from Nov Yorf ~
az Wheeaier br0os.. 49, p,
burg, Milford. i0.hven ,-'.11s
iaLd; stops az o,ar a., ~ -
Sss P. N. arrives at Byri-siro.. .,,...
stops % Froisri gt5l-s ~
Boihweli, and Ash.s..i. , -. *
washington ani Newton 's.,.a
9:45 P. NJ. arrives a. Byri-s,-'., .,sss, o..
except sunday. E.r.t i,. "a
Washington 10 Richmond -
FREDERICKSBURG ACC9Nugg,-,,.
DAILY Except sUNulY
100 p. NJ, leaves Byrd-Straat a.,.---
Fredericksburr a, COIN e'FR
$40 A. NJ, arrives byrl-s'reet ..,-..,
Fredericksburg i1A.h. ~
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY EXCEPT
Gls 4. n. leaves Llba. Arrives As.,,,.
9:33 AN. &
sa P. M i sSSs n Ei''' arrives aA,s.,s.,
Gas A. NJ s5riT e v S'on' Leaves A4lai .
6;is p, N. arrives AZ Elba; Leaves Id,
$50 r. NJ. '-'
The New YORK and Fl9ri'a sros,r v...,
Train leaves Byrd-Sireef station -. (, -
Tuesdays, Thursdaya, Lnt >s.lri,-t
menrlng January ri, and tr.is.. ma b. -
7:i0 p. NJ. on Monday, Wslrf..a-. t.,-.R
days, Extra fare Is charged go ,f.. ,,,'. 70
A.TAYLOR. Irle. NJ.
II 4. ID. MYERS General Superb ..a...,t~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-14
NO pIsroLsFoa MINORS.
A Law Passed Making II MisdsmeanOr
TO Sell to Youths.
Ispoolal toIeeran % ths Dispatch.

RuAIlH, N. c.. February tS.--The House
TO-DAY passed by large majority q bill
making il misdemeanor TO cell or give
pistols or pis.t q q 70 minors save
There has for some time been u strong
pressure for such low.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-14

There are some people in this world who
wouldn't be satisfied II they were perfect
" contented,- BinghoDltoa Leader.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-14

Foa BRKAKIRe UP Com use rr. j.
Jaynes ExpectoTant, which subdues the
inllammation and heals the soreness, re-
lieYIng Throat and Iungs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-14
By James II. Crenshaw,
Real Estate Agent Auctoneer, and broker'
No. II north Eleventh street.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
I'D dated 29d day Of April. 1873, aud recorded
In Hanover county Clerks Office Ia Deadlock :.
page 800, default having been made IN the pay
ment OF a note thereby secured, viii sell "
public auction, at No. IL north Eleventh street,
IN the city Of Richmond, Va, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1871,
at 70 81, about 2i3 ACRES. a part OF The lana un-
der said deed OF trust wing aud being in Han
over county, Va, on the north bank OF the south
Anaa river and lying between tho land OF Joseph
Crew and the land formerly owned By Nathaniei
G. Crenshaw deceased.
TERMS Cash enough TO pay expenses OF sale
and for I5lA acres, a part Of the nboye-descrioeo
land. BY consent OF the note holder tho residue
OF said 2i3 acres on the following terms; one
third cash. balance in elk and twelve rronths
with interest added and secured by deed Of trust
on said residue.
LEGn n. PAGE, Surviving Trustee.
JANIS II. CRRNsHAw, Auct0neer. 10 "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-14
A TLANTIC COAST LINE
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAlLA'l
TIMETABLE
Commencing MONDAY, January u ~
ga. NJ, trains on this road vii run A''''''"
TRAINS SOUTHWARK
rHAIss SoRrHwARD.
'Dsily.
STOPPING PLACES

Nos. IL AZ. ami 50 make no stops. - ' ~.
IS sfop on signal az Asncnesief' Dla"i - .
CentFalia and Chester. Aos' ~ s"4 = -
siRhal az Manchester and theas,, ,....rg1
on signal az Manchester Only i.' r.,s.ss
purchasing .icsels % regl.ns ~ Il 4 =
for this train south ofPetci'utis :, ,,..scstn
and 81 win stop az al s1a''on' '''
PULLMAN-cAR SERVICE .,..
On Trains Nos. "a aud . slsepia ..,.--,ls
New York aud Tampa, ria N'. -. t,.s5'i
on Tralns SOs 10 AMI q sleeyihs -. -
SaU WORK and Charleston. on il'' - al
avo ~ sleeping-cars between NrH ~ -,
JacksonViIle. on Trains Mo-. a. -. u
ing-cars between hichmoud ahI ~
In addition 70 theae]'e' .,g.rl.
THE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA 80.
eonsistiny Of yestlbuls Pullman cars o',' 40
Richnond soutn-pOuud 40 ~ ....-. P,.s-
Waonesdays. AMI Fridays, al 80 .,.s.isa
hure north-bound a. N0l A, n. ,I ,.+s,-,S
Tnnr.daya. aud Saturdays. E1LA iAi'
on this train. -. -., ~ogyCIA
The ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO HO'''
R,chmopd' '.p,o5 A. N. Norfolk ~. ~ 4
Richmond. -'ielO 2. N. NocolA.';;'''t ms 4
Norfolk. 'SsSs A. n. hichnouIi 5aRt
Norfolk 400 Z. N. hichhol4.'' 4 -
Ihe trains leaving Richmond . ~ .,.,s.a -
Norfolk at p. N. are sold uei.s Ia u.s.
two points. and passengers ~ -, are -
change OF csFs Close son,hl,' 3 N irsa -
made at Petersburg " me .<.I5 t,,1l Nef.'t,
Kichmood anc tho s:s5 A. VI. uain A n -
TvaIns LEAVING Richmond = ~ - - =
fi:eo r. N. and arriving a. Nc i-,.-lioa - y
Al. and i.t9 4. N. make close o9,e'f gssst4J
tarsburg 10 aud from ferul''''''
and Southwestern points s,,erin.sDls2s
ET. d. MrERs, General sup - Agsss q.
4. N. KxERkog' General Passea." q
TAEMyrLLE AND PowHAiD
RAILROAD COMPANY, srssr
GENERAL OFFICES N3 kAsi h.sv 4. ~
SCHEDULE ~ BFFecr IA NJ an
LsAvE KIcnHosD' s.rass
e-ss A. 49, Atlantic Coast Llns -
80 pock ami lntsrmedtaie 80. 80, r,lf's,,
,.oop NJ - kichaond aud DaaVlla, ~, -
So Tor yarmyDie. And 81 ''o~
OF Winlsrp0cx.
Aasivx AT HicHsoSe a.rsss
eco A. M. Ella AslaaI.c Coas, Liae IT, e., -
40 r. N, rfa Atlsnsie Coast Lle., .ssti5ss
pock and inter o. eais ,esrs,ils gs,'.
$50 p. NJ, t1a kichinoad 49, .,sayl.le. 40 -
from WtntsrpccA, YARN
tormediata stations.
All trains daily exceps sno's',s anne ss,,s, "A :.
For tickets. oefE 81 e 80 80 a,,sesic Cessi =
apoly % A. v. oAhpAs - ssooiA os
aad Riohmond and DaawNsc ~ taaloN,
Cereral Freight and rasssss ~
..xes ID M x1a, Csnsrsl Aans3sH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-14

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
I'D KxRcuTRD AT THA DIsPAcTH PRINT
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THE RlNeeolo MURDER MYSTERY.
Gum, the Suspected Negro, Taken TO
RinggoId-The Trial Postponed. &c.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

DANyILLR, Va, February l3.--Morris
Gum, the negro who was arrested recently
on suspicion Of having murdered and robbed
the late Thomas B. Neal, was taken 10 RinEgold
to-day that no might have hearing before JUS
iice Conway. Commoaseaith's-Atiorn kison
went 10 the trial, but the Investigation was not
commenced today.
AFoURTEEN-YRAR-oLDF FEMALE CONVICT.
Deputy sheriff Stnltz. OF henry county, passed
through the city tonight with Mandy shemeld,
a colored girl aged fourteen years, who was con-
gicted Of arson 81 the late term Of the County
Court, and sentenced TO four years In the peni-
tenttary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-14
A MOST ATTRACTIVE MARRIAGE.
MFR. Thee. Cherry United to Miss Carrie
whitehead az Scotland Neck.

Correspondence of the Richmond pispAtch.l
SCOTLAND NECK, N. c., February 12.-The
most attractive marriage of the season came
of last night at Mr.. w. Il. Whitehead's, one
OF the leading farmers Of this section and also
prominent min mao. His daughter, Miss
carrie was married 10 Mr. Thso. Cherry, Of
PItt county. There we're sixteen couples OF
attendants, and 10 was wedding on the big
scale OF the olden time.
MS MICK BROKEN.
Mr. Archibald MCGOWAN was accidentally
killed near Greenville. He had started to town
ON horseback. HIS horse stumbled and fell and
broke Mr. McGowau's neck Some men on the
road near him saw the accident and hGstened
TO him, but be was dead when they reached
him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-14

WANTED, AGENTS TO SELL
w the Pinless Clothes-Line the only line
ever invented that holds the clothes without
pins; q perfect success; patent recently
Issued sold only by agents. 10 whom the exclu-
sive right Is given on receipt Of 80 cents Ee will
send sample line by mail also circulars; price
list aud terms 10 agents. socure your territory
at once. Address THE PINLRSs CLOTHES
LINZ COMPANY, II Hermon street. Worcss.s
Mass. &C li-sa&W6m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-14

BY request Of the owner, who is determined 70
sell, We shall oIer for sale By pubic aus"o"'
on the promises, on
TUESDAY, FsBKUAsY II, 1891.
NJ p NJ, tho abcve-descrfbod bktCh ar
FRAME DWELLING. The House ven Dan as
contains Eve rooms IN good repair ana nss ~,
water. and culvert connections Inc Los lIon''
81 fae. sInches ON Clay street and r1Ds pach Do
tween parallel lines 1888 feet 70 l0-foot aileI.
This property Is Immediately on me esee, ~
ear line, in GOOD and improving ioca,y' ""e
offeYs 4 rare chsncs for good Investment.
Home-ssekors and investors generally are re-
ouested 70 attsnd this sale, ss great bargain
nav DO expected.
iANAS' '0'' VDoiENooN, TUPPER q CO..
80 Austioueers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-14
Sale br r. B. cuArr1s CO.. Auctlenaers. is Is
BY r. b. Chamn q Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. 1 north Teuth street.

real E5tdlo AuSllouboIrf
No. north Tenth street
A UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE
"A AsHLAND-sTREET REAL RSTATB-I02
FEET LAND WITH THREE FRANZ HOUSES
AT CORNER OF ASHLAND AND WASHING
TON STREETS. ON THE ELgCTRIc-CAR LINE.
At the request Of the owner We will sell By pub
lie auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY IS, 1891,
at4 O'Clock p. NJ, that DESIRABLE AND RAPID
LY-IMPROVIHG PROPERTY In the growing
West End, and directly on the streetcar line.
The land commences at the southwest corner OF
Ashland aud Washington streets, then extends
westerly along the south line OF Ashland street
lO2 feet, aud runs back between parallel lines
1913 feet, more or less, TO On alley In common,
and has thereon three frame dwellings. This
sale offers an opportunity TO make good in
yestment, as owner means TO sell.
Terms: Announced at sale, and will be made
liberal to suit purchasers
Il. B. cHAFFIN g CO..
10 10 AucttOneera.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-14
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT CHEAP. HAND-0
il SOME, LARGE BEDROOM els east ~
FRANKLIN street; southern breeze: servants at
tention; light and fuel Suitable for one or
more gentlemen. Apply at
JOSEPH b. M0NTGoMERYS,
fe Ie-iw Thirteenth and Canal streets.
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rnE EIErY-FIRsr coNeREss.
Copyxight-The CiviI-servioc Commission.
Death Of Admiral Porter
-. ..,...-...s. A.. a.. ,Al.,.,oht
az iolegraph Q tho Dlspatch

Death OF admiral f0rteS
EBy telegraph 70 the DlspatehI
wAsHxoTox. February 13--SESATE.-The
consular and diplomatic appropriation bill
was reported with amendments and placed
on the calendar. Mr.. Hale giving notice
that he would ask for It's consideration to-
morrow.
NAVAL. AFfAIRs.
Mr. Jones'. Of Nevada. from the Conmittee on
Contingent Expenses. reported resolution
which IVES agreed 70, authorizing the COMMITTEES
on Nasai Affairs 70 st 0uriag the coming reeoes
Tor TIE purpose OF considering the various bills
b9Iore u relative 70 tho peraonnei OF the novys
q Investigating the condition % vessels Of the
raval neet. o. waiting navy-ynrds and statione
20 ~ 70 devise and recommend plans for ira-
psosement q methods Of work therein, AID for
efeeler economy, the committee 30 act es
Ehcle % ~ eno-committees aud 20 have power
50 employ ateEogrApkerS and take iestimeny.
COPYRIGHT
ne senate resumed consideration o. the
eopygifni hill, the pending questions lning on
Mr. HhsrmeaB amendment 70 strike bar the
word pfcaibitef aud V insert the words
nubiecs - duties provided BY lay 20 lhns
fOnesfa editions Of books a., which are coos-
sifhled In the United States may be sdmlttsf 10
nils country on paymoat d the regular tsrln
NJ. Plsst, who has charge Of tbs bin, sa,d tnss
ffssaas VI the eepyFighs goaIe sseegaazs ne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-14

T ARGE SALE OF SAW-MILLS, EN-
lIGINKs, BOILERS, TOOLS. AND FIXTURES,
SAWED LUMBER, SAW-LOGS, RAILROAD
TIES, CORD-WoOD, STANDING TIMBER,
MULES, OXEN, TRUCKS, CARRY-LoGs,
WAGONS. STOCK OF GOODS, WARES, AND
MERCHANDISE, &c, &C.-BY virtue Of q deed
OF trust from Walker, Lamb s. Co., OF record, l
shall sell at AyleHs, In King William county,
on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 90. 1891,
II fair, II not the next fair day, the following
PROPRRTY-to wit: One Q) 2QHORSE POWER
SAW-MILL, one ~ 3O-HoRSE POWER SAW
MILL, both made by Tanner & Delany and both
with boilers, engines, tools, and fixtures COM
plete: several lots OF SAWED TIMBER at the
two mills and at Aylett's, supposed 20 DO about
10000 feet; a lot OF SAW-LOGS, supposed 20 con-
tam 5000 feet; about 100000 feot OF STANDING
TIMBER, lRA1LROAD-TIES. q TRAMWAY 6H
miles long 6 TRUCKS used on said tramWay.
CARRY LOGS, WAGONS, oX-CARTS, 70 OXEN,
river, STOCK OF GOODS, WARES, and MEk-
CHANDlsR, the sTOhEH0USR at Aylett's, and
ali other PROPERTY Of the said nrm Of Walker,
Lamb q Co. not specially mentioned. Parties
desiring 10 buy the saW-mllls and their engines,
boilers, tools, and nxturs had better examine
them before the sale, as they will DO found
where now operating and will not DO brought 70
Aylett's; one Is near Epworth church and the
other near Dunkirk, In King William county.
Mr. j. X. Turp;n, Of AylettB, will show the mills
and other property TO any one desiring TO see
them.
WILLIAM X AYLETT, Trustee.
January &c 1891. Is s0-Th,sa,&futds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-14
ByJ. Thompson Brown 8 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
1li3 Main street.
A BROAD-STREET CORNER
RESIDENCE,
No. 1910 EAST BROAD STEET,
NEAR THE CITY HALL.
By r. B. Chsffin & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING, con-
TANNING ABOUT SEVEN ROOMS BESIDES
KITCHEN, LOT SO lie FEET BY 1873 FEET
DEEP, ON EAST SIDE TEMPLE STREET Be
TWEEN CARY AND BEVERLY STREETS
BY virtue Of q deed Of trust dated November 20.
1882 and recorded In Henrico County Court, In
Deadlock I2s Is, page 1856, and at request Of
beneficiary. default having been made 10 pay
ment Of debt secured, We will sell by public
auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY IS, 1891,
at AZ O'Clock P. NJ. the PROPERTY described in
said deed as all that lot OF land, with improve
ments thereon, lying aud being In the county Of
Henrico, near the western limits OF tho city OF
Richmond, fronting 80 feet IL inches on the
east line OF Temple street between Cary and
Beverly streets, extending back between paral-
lei lines 1888 feet 70 an alley IS feet WIDE
This property Is In the growing West End and
must increase in value. Como 70 the sale.
TERMS: Whilst deed requires cash for debt
say 81 ,O02 GLAND expenses more liberal terms
may be announced et sale.
JULIUS STRAUs,
w. j. WESrWooD,
II. d. CHAFFIS,
Trustees.
Gala nv n. p CuLFFIy q Co. Auctioueers. fe Il
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10TH, AT O'CLOCK p n.'
We will sell at public auction at the above time
and place that NEW AND SUBSTANTIALLY
CONSTRUCTED STORE No l4l2 east Main
street, corner OF Main aud New streets, now oc-
cupled by Captain c. Gray Bossieux, who Will re-
main a tenant nc $500 per annum II desired.
The store has granite front, granite window-sills,
is three stories. and In thorough order. IL
fronts on Main street 81 feet inches, with a
depth OF 90 feet inches the rear width OF store
IS feet inch, with an alley 10 rear feet vide,
and a side alley from Main street In common
feet wide.
Tho BRICK DWELLING. which viii be sold
separately, fronts on Exchange alley Is feet
with depth of3I feet TO an alley four feet wide,
making an area between the store and dwelling
OF seven feet 70 be utilized as desired II both
pieces are purchased by one purchaser
The Lot Of the dwelling on Exchange alley
extends four feet nine inches beyond the 'front.'
OF the house, and It's western line extends Two
feet two inches under the adjoining house for
the distance OF about thirty feet plat Cf &C
curate lines shown at the ofiice OF mo auc-
tloners and at the sale.
TERMS OF SALE: One third cash. balance In
six and twelve months, secured by trustdeed.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
fe13 Auc.ioneers
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FRIDAY. FsBRuARY 90. 1891,

NJ O'Clock P. ". tue following TWO TEACIS
OF LAND: ONE HUNDRED ACRES at SOUR.
west Intersection Of tho county ROAD rom So ll
Haroor TO New Kent, and road from Oia sne Joy. 81
to DIsnatch station, and adjoining Albert ID
Wicker, and ONE HUNDRED AND FOkIr-
FOUR ACRES a short distance vest OF above
bounded on tho north by said Cold-Hsroor roc 4.
east by said Wicker. south by hctihee, ana west ives
by Drew: both about ten miles from hiennlonu,
river one and a-half from Cold hsroor, anu
three from Old Church. .,.o.
TERMS: By consent ono fourth cash; paiauoo
at six. twelve, and eighteen montns; hOsoS@O'0
notes' interest added, aud trusldeed.
WILLIAM II. COWARDIN,
Personal representative OF w. l. CoTsruih'
trustee, deceased.
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