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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-18
Chase Cify's Celebration.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHASE CITY, VA, November 17.-There was a
general tolliication here Monday night, The
whole town turned out to witness the demonstra-
ton and hundreds Of country people came from
this and the adjoining counties TO participate in
the festivities. The light OF Roman candles. sky
rockets, and triumphal bonflres.and hundreds OF
shouting. yelling men with torchltghts march
ing along the streets. mighthave been seen from
afar while the enthusiastic Democrats were cele-
brating their election victories.
An elevated place had been selected for the
imposing display Of fireworks. An immense
throng yelled themselves hoarse and the scene
presented 70 the remOtest corners OF the town a
most beautiful spectacular effect. The iliumina-
fon was seen for over SIX miles In the country,
and the terrific sounds OF baby-wakers aroused
the natives in all the vicinity.
After the procession was over and the bon
fires burned down the immense crowd assem-
bled on the lawn Of the Mineral Hotel property,
where speeches were made by Thomas ID. JEFF
fress, OF Chase City, and William L. Atkins' OF
Bovlton.
The occasion viii long be remembered. The
utmost good order prevailed, and no accident &C.
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Z. conninsham, Jr., Of Lyncnburg rsnd Mis-:
Ncttie Mofton, OF Farmvsiie; NJ. b. y. Lee. OF
fafmviiie. and Miss Flora Guthrie. OF Cumbef-
iaud mr. w. p. venAble. Of farrnsil!es and Miss
Mary Jones, OF Lsnchbarg; MI j.. ID.
Crawley, Of Farmville, and Miss Lula
Budd, Of blackstone; Mr.. w. Il. Ciarke, OF
Fafmvillc, and Miss Adams, OF Burkoville; Mr..
A. A. Cox, OF Fsrmviilc. aud Miss Kate sander
son. Of Prince Reward DR.. w. Il. Anderson and
Miss Bessie 0ills
rus CEREMONY.
Tho bride entered on the arm OF her eieter,
Misa Mary, as maid of bonor,and tho groom came
directly up the opposite aisle, accompanied by bis
brother, Mr.. Henry Morris, a" best man, The
bride was eownod IN a handeomo heavy white
silk trimmed With Ducheeee lace and carried
white chfysanthemunas. while her maid OF honor
was attired In an elaborate dress OF wbite bro
cadod elk and carried white chrysanthomums.
Tho entire party attending were IN fun evening
dross and wore Whitehead boutonnieres.
Immediately after tho ceremony Mr.. ana mrs-
Morris, accompanied by their attendants, 70
turned 20 tho home Of the bride, where an ,n-
formal reception was gwen 70 relatives ana lnt,.
mate friends; after which tho happy couple ieH
on tho midnight train tor New YORK.
On their return from their tour their residence
win DO taken up at the homo OF tho prldee pa-
rents, on Middle and Third streets.
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klmsesLY-cLAakE.
a Pretty Wedding at st. johns Church.
Hnmpton-Bridsi Tour.

a Pretty Wedding at ~. John's Snu'o"'
Hampton-Bridai Tour.
tCorrcspondence OF the Richmond Dispstch.)
HAMPTON, VA, November ISL Johns
church was nIlod with ladies aud gentlemen at
$3.50 o'clock yesterday evening to witness the
marriage Of Miss Juhette Gary Clarke 10 Mr..
Harry IL. Kimberly, OF Old Point The church
was very tastetully decorated, there being pro-
fusion OF cut flowers and the soft light OF nuine-
rous candles added 10 the beauty and oriiiancy
OF the scene. a..
The bride entered tho church leaning on tne
arm Of her brother-in-law, Mr.. Nelson .. otoone'
proceeded by tie ushers-Messrs. Howard ";
Saunders, S. f. Bickford, and Eldred 3. Jones' OF
Hampton; Ashton X. Chalmers and george n
FOLK. OF smithfleld George X. Davis, OF New
port News; Charles b. Powell. OF west foint.
and j. w. s. Bnit, OF Portsmouth--and was mot
AZ the chancoI by the groom and his best man.
Mr., Arthur Lee.
Inc ceremony was performed by Rev. .. >.
Grsvatt, Professor Rathburn PRESIDING ht inc
organ. After the marriage Mr.. and Mrs. AIN,
bery left fer Chicago, 10 DO absent se'orai
weeks. , A..
toyn-one In ST. Johns church.
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TRAINS NoH-HwARD.
.Daily. :,
sToppING.PLAcRs.


Noa IA, 80, and SO mako no stops Nos. "S
a. and ~ stop on signal at Manchester, orcw-
rvs. Centralia, and Chester. No "a stops on
signal at Manchester only for passengers pur-
chasing tickets 70 regular stopplng-plaees ios
this train south Of Petersburg Nos SO, 80. 81.
IS, 80, 40, and Al. viii atop oa signal al oil
Stations.
Pullman Palace Buffet sIssptng-Car on ell
through trains On Train Sos- 81 and IA
sleeping-Cars between Richmond and Lynch
burg, Va
Ngw LINE TO ATLANTA. GA.
Leaving Richmond p.I5 A. NJ, daily, aud ar
irving at " eldon At l5 10 p. NJ, and at Atlanta
at 900 A. NJ. via. 8 A. L. Through slsopers-
Richmond 70 Weldon.and Weldon 70 Atlanta
THE ONLY ALL~kAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
LEAVE. AEsiys
Richmond 1900 A. NJ Norfolk -. ii:35 A. N.
Kichmond .s5:43 p. n. Norfolk. 920 p. n.
Norfolk 1880 A. N. Richmond. 1880 A. "
Norfolk :. 1900 r N. Richmond. Gs3S p. n.
Inc tralns Ioayln; Richmond At 2 A. n. aad
Norfolk al 4 r. NJ are solid trans between those
two potnts and passongors 20 through without
change OF cara Ciose connections arc also
mate Al Petersburg By tho 2;os p. ~ aud 5:<5
p. nj. trans frVm Richmond 70 Norfolk.
Trains leaving Richmoad 81 . A. NJ. 1880 y.
n and l:4oP ~, and arriving Is Richmond
Al 1:4x A. H.. Lbs 2. ~, and 7:45 II. ~. make
CLOSE connection ~ Petersburg 70 ami kcom
Fnrmvills. Lynchbukg, and rest
u. i. SULLY. 8upeeiat>ndenk
TN. MkksoM frame nAnassG MyA
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BY II. A. hcCurdy,
Real Estate AuctlOneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME
4 DWELLING, No. 100 FEDERAL STREET
BETWEEN ST. JOHN AND ST. PETER
SrHEETS.-In execution Of deed OF trust,
dated sth September, 1891, and duly recorded,
Deed Book 144 a. page 90, 10 tho undersign-
cd. rs trustee, default having been made tn the
payment OF note therein secured, and being re-
quired 80 TO do by the holder Of same, will ofier
for sale, upon premises, on
SATURDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF NOVEMBER,
al 4:30 p. NJ, the REAL ESTATE conveyed by
SAID deed, and described as lot with Improve
ments, fronting Al feet on FEDERAL street There
is sufficient OF the lot vacant e. erect another
dwelling
TERMS: Cash as 10 cost and expenses Of sale,
all delinquent taxes, aud 10 pay a note OF s2l
due / lth september, 1892, cost ana interest on
a credit Of S2l TIL 18th MArth, 1892, and on
further credit OF s2l AMI 5000 TIL September
IL, 1898; balance Oh terms given at sale.
no 10 II. A. MCCURDI, Trustee.
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''U"TII 100 - ~
ice, Roanoke, Va
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Two legendary Fires.

Especial telegram 70 the DIspaIcu.I
NORFOLK, VA, November 1.-THE outrage
and robbery at the house OF Deputy United
States Marshal Thomas n. Cross, In Princess
Anne, was followed early yesterday morning by
another, and II Is supposed that the same negro
PERFORATED both. Mr.. Cross was up and about
the house and discovered IL 10 be on fire. He
aroused his family and got them safely out, but
lost a large portion Of his furniture. The house
was destroyed. IL was partly tnsdred Tor $1,000
Tho furniture was insured.
To-day an incendary fire destroyed q double
frame residence in Stevens Block, on Smith
street. Another building also caught and was
damaged.
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Robbed by n Tramp Negro.

PETERSBURG, VA, November ia young son
Of Mr.. Walter Hitchcock, well-known farmer
OF Dinwiddie county. while returning home with
the proceeds of the sale OF a wagon-load OF to-
ba go in this city, was robbed by negro whom
he met on the road and had given ride. Young
Hitchcock left this city this morning and picked
the negro up a short distance from the city.
They had gotten within two miles Of Hitchcock's
home when the negro succeeded In obtaining
young Hitchcock's pistol, and pointing IL at him,
made him deliver ali the money that he had,
after which he jumped from the wagon and took
20 the woods.
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TIE soRRIs-ANDlRsoN NuprlALs.
FarmviiiSs Fashionable MarrIags-Re-
eeption and Bridal Tour.

fcorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispa.ch.,
fAkstiLlK, Va. November I7.-At tina Ma.
hodsi church last night a, o'clock was so
lemnizsd pretty wedding. tho parties being
hiss Bottle Leach Anderson youngest daughter
Of Mr.. and MIRA A. L. Anderson, ana Mr. Rd.
ward Lee horris-all Of Farmyille. The pastor.
rev. Jemes Cannon. Dr., aud Rev. DIR. Il. Il.
Harding, OF the Presbyterian church. oficiated.
hrl Judge j. n. Crute played the Wedding
nsrch.
Tho chaneei and pulpit were barted with
gfsenery, and the mingling " roses ana cbryear,-
themums. ta,eupefssd with burning tapers from
Pretty csrdsinbra. the whole shons upon By the
so't rsysftoih tue May incandescents, presented
sesno which fer beauty rivsiied the rainbow.
THz ATTENDANTS.
A. The mrs. notes sounded from tho organ tho
uehsis entered he church followed by tho
p<ioesmkids sud erociasmen Ia the order given
osiew; NJ. Charles VI. BokmeF OF Richmond.
saa Alse hovsliA Woods6n. Of Dsnsiile; NJ. :.
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HE WILL GO TO ALBANY.
PittsyIvania Store Destroyed by Fire-The
Will of Rev. j. II. Moffett.

VIII of Rev. j. II. Moffett.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
DANvILLB, Va, November I'LL. A. G. Ihax-
ton (coiored) was arragned In the United States
Court to-day on a charge Of having robbed the
South Boston posi-oflce. He was convicted and
will 20 70 the Albany peniteniiary, but the term
OF years has not yet been fixed.
The store OF Albert Austin, near MI. Cross, In
Pittsylyania county, was destroyed oy nre last
night The store vas new and had not been Oc-
cupied. II lie believed that the store was fred
by an incendiary.
ADMITTED TO PROBATE.
The will OF the late Rev. J. r. Moffett was ad-
rnItted 70 probate to-day. Hts property was LEFT
10 bis wife and children and the wife Is made
executrix without bond. IL is said that he had
10000 insurance on bis life, $4,000 OF which
was In an accident company.
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eRlsToL's GRAND CELEBRATION.
The "sister Lease" Brigade Prominent
Feature of the Procession,
rn--.-l.n ..I..-.rrn ~ .hn niaa,ntrh
Especial telegram 10 .he Dispatch.

BRISTOL, TENN, November 17.-This city is
ablaze with torchlights tonight, II being the oc-
casion of the celebration of the grand Demo-
cratic victory OF few days ago. Fully 1000
people were in the procession, which was over
two miles long. and az many more lined the side
walks. There was 10 end OF fireworks aud
transparencies. The :" Sister Lease" brigade
was the most laughable affair OF the
night, two hundred young men being dressed in
Mother Eubbards. The rain at times came
down in torrents, but this did not drown the en-
thusiasm. Every one was given to hiarity;
Whistles were blown, bands played, and every
tody "whooped em up Truly IL was the
erandest ratification meeting ever held In East
Tennessee or Southwest Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-18
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RAILRoApt,xx,

SenaD.Ls ~ EFFECT OcTosgs o..
h nav RICHMOND, BYkD-sTKgSy, =. =, lss2
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pn D.. lli5o a. n. stos. Nx.
o.oo NJ ns,sonrg' Waveriy. a. ss-y q
ms i n.ns 'or LynchBars, k5.ss,atlSt
, ,l mediate stapons ~ ssi
to.oo y N nyn OeJond ROANOKE '4sss
L." - ~ paiy Tor Roanoke. Rast..
NJ p.eti. AMI ali uoi,., TlsI
aod West ga Bsa fsss..' eo.a
s's anl Georgia rai,oe,,7' W.
,or blneneld OHIO EYTssi "a
leave bigenolfeI0A V'',elIS-
n nyoao'A' toiImbHs, o. lit
esr farl0r-car Peter =,
h,ahoke ana Pullman $500 o
ho1e - Memphis ia Kno,.i "a.
shat'snoogn' ana ihr.g,' a.
o.xe A. mVlh hlchfnond % lyBlbi',.. "A
~'oo r. ~ DAILY tor Norfolk. suT5is -
SPS. stations An,s Se .,'s
5:45 p. n. Daily. Arriv. N,.,.,-o
il;4O r. NJ DAILY Tor Roanoke. Rs5t.-t -
ki' and Bristol. tofg..-' = -
nose ~" A. g. Er 49,. ~
ana Shattano q LIN ,,i. b "a
tieepefs Roanoke o., Ia
Memphis, alI Ne7 O-.s ..'' $50
car stiSrhci. A.-a tr -
70 ahonla-, E.slor. All 10
Shnch-heiiey division. ,A.ta
L0li.yile anl -,stari =
and Na.hviile ra..r,s! =, y.s,,s
also to- Roxy NHaaf 49, Tx
tons Ninst0u-sa'an f,'...-.1 -
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPkR1
RICHMOND and iYNCHBJK., - ,.H>a
psncy 40 p. NJ; also PA imam 500. = 1c9.
burg 70 Louisville ga kal,Qrl 4.i s. - 80
Trains arrive Rchmoad inu .y-fs-....,
the West daily 7:if A. A.. 2.l5 ~ -
7. ". From Norfolk and the ,.t is.
2:i5 p. NJ, and Vestibuloi lim.,.i ,l.p 1.
K " ,OtkISv"
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General pa.'-ls.- A..
General ONCE, Roanoke, Va '',s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-18
MAYOR r. D. YANcsY MARRIED.
Ths Fashionable Social Event of the weei
at ceurt-strset Church, Lynchburg.
fSnA1.ial telegram 10 the Dianatch.l

LyscHBURG. VA, November 1.-The social
event Of the week was the marriage this after
noon at o'clock Of Robert ID. Yancey, mayor OF
this city, and Miss Rosa Faulkner Tho mar
rage took place ~ CourtStreet Methodist Epis-
opal church, and the ceremony was performed
by Rev. Thomas II. Early. The church was
crowded with society people.
The following wore the ushers: Messra
George y. Watkins, l. II. Adams, Jr., G. Nj. Gug-
genbelInsr, K Crump. q. Ii. wilkins, Dan Sale,
"A. D. Flood OF Appomattox, A. X. Long, Hous-
toa Letcbsr Of Lexington, Frank Adams, w. L.
BOYD. Frank Stevens. Charles y. Button, DIR. t.
X Craddock, Iockiey Rediord OF Forest, and J.
A. Faulkner.
A. the conclusion OF the ceremony the couple
len on tbs Richmond and Danyilie railroad
trsin Tor tour Of the northern cities One OF the
nsnosomsst bridal presents received by Mayor
Of The city a. body.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-18

NRUSTEES' SALE OF TWO SMALL
Il FRAME TENEMENTS AT THE SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF WEBSTER AND ALLEN STREETS.
BY virtue OF a certain deed OF trust from Moses
A. Tyler and Albert Christian and their wives 10
the undersigned trustees, dated July 10, 1S9%,
and OF record In the Clerks ofllco OF tho Rich-
mond Chancery Court, Deec-Bcok lao 3D.
page 2S4, default having been made in the pay
ment OF portion of the money secured thereby,
and being required so TO do by the beneficiary
therein named, We shall proceed 20 sell al pubic
auction. upon the promises, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1892,
at 4:3O O'Clock r. NJ, the PROPERTY described
as above. The houses are comparatively new
and contain two rooms each.
The lot fronts o6 feet on the east side OF Allen
street and runs back on its northern line 202
feet and on its southern line l6l feet to ST.
Peter street.
Terms: Cash as to expenses OF sale. and TO pay
the sum OF p3S5S5; the balance upon such
terms as will be announced at the hour OF sale.
N. ID. EARGROYE,
f. T. SUTTON,
II. s. HUTZLER.
noI7 Trustees.
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we shall sell by public auction, on tho premises,
on -
FRIDAY. NovExBKs 90, 1892.
at 4:30 o'clock p. NJ, the very attractive yaiua-
bic wel-arrangod, MODERN THREE-SToRY
CORNER BRICK AND MANSARD DWELLING
above referred to, being No. 1924 west Main
street, at present occupied by Thomas 7. Camp
bell, ESQ, containing about twelve rooms and
having all conveniences-
The neighborhood Is an excellent one, the
house Is attractive Ia its external and internal
features and the finish good. No better home
or Investment is offered, and this opportunity
should not DO sighted.
The lot upon which the house stands fronts ~
feet and runs back good depth TO an alley.
Terms: Cash as 20 . 500; and on the follow
ing crodits-viz: $500 20 be paid June q, 1898,
81, 00S 70 be paid Deccuber 8, 1888, sl.O02 10
be paid December 8. 1894, Jig 70 be paid
December 8, 1895, aud the balance 70 DO paid
July /. 1894: all credit payments 10 bear inter-
est and 20 be evidenced by notes. containing a
waiver Of homestead and title retained until they
are paid. HILL CARTER,
PRESTON COOKE,
SPECIAL Commissioners.
STAGE, PLAINTIFF. AGAINST CAMPBELL, DEFEND
ASrs.-IN THE CHAECERY COURT OF THE CITY
or RICHMOND:
/, Charles W. Goddln, Clerk OF said court, GER
tify that the bond required Of the special COM
missioner by the decree In said cause OF NoVem-
Der z, 1892, has boon duly given-
Given undor my hand this l7th day OF NoysIn-
Der, 1892. CHARLES w. OODDlN,
nolS Clerk.
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FRENCH WINES.

Onr BURGUNDIEs from the house OF Charles
Bernard, at Beaune, are known 10 De OF the very
selection OF which IL IN the hands OF one OF the
best houses Of Margaux. OF these latter wines,
of which we always carry large stock, we call
special attention 70 CHATEAU D'ANGLUDET.
vintage of 1887. and to our CHATEAU MAR
GAUX, the latter OF one OF the finest yintageS
and now very scarce.
We also beg 10 call particular attention TO our
CHATEAU YQUEM, Of 1884. imported by us
three years ago This Is the finest French
white wine, the best vintage, and very little OF II
left OSCAR CRAM ~ Co''
Importers and Dealers in Wines, Liquors, ana
Cigars. ,,
Established 1S43. no l3-toe2h
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Lyuchburg's Imposing Parade.

LYNcuBURG. va, November 1.-THE city 10
wild with enthusiasm tonight The Democratic
parade was the largest and most imposing in the
history OF the place. Crowds from all the sur
rounding country were present and the town is
ablaze with fireworks. The procession was
about one mile and n half long and WAS inter-
spersed with very unique and humorous trans
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-18

IoD0CI0I tVIokIHIII 70 V1IO 17I7E'1''7'1'I
BURNA VISTA, November 17.-Buena Vista Is
ratifying the Democratic victory la an elaborate
style Tonight by fireworks and bonfires on the
hills and ilumiDatiOns OF the houses. Tho
streets ore fiiled with rejoicing crowd halooing
q hap al
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YORK-RIVER LINE, 'a"-'' '''
Tue FAyoNTE ROUTE N'''
LEAVE RICHMOND

TRAIN So. Do, ..'' j.. an
LOCAL EMPRESS, daily ''' s,r, ~.
stans a. ali stations % D.. 81. i, -
meets win stage Tor Walke-i'a
steamer at West Point
TRAIN 81. I'. $50 .,,,t
BALTIMoRg LIMITED 4ef tst {rst nt
a., West Polut. conaes1lt e.'' .., ass
sss.mers for Balsim0re A. i'. =. 20.
connect with Balum0re an I5rL
Wsshinzton, Phpaaelph.a aai .iI -
steamer ieavo Baltimore d -' DO
cepi sunday. ,..s.,,,3 s.oj A
i0.40 A. 81. ,,,,-, IA G-lJ H. q. .,,,
LOCAL nIXED, daily eScs,. "a aisfsS
Twenty-third street foe 1e' f''''
date s,sI psiS,s a. station 100. q 4
Omen : A. M. to g p. L., sai ir0'-
A. ID. o,t 49, Nail s.f,c.
CITY tickst-oniee-9Ol s'e' N. 4 &, -
SOL. HAAS, ......sl p, s,s1sW ~
W. Ii. GKIES, Genera. 49, i.',., iea. -
81 igOarsi,. SIrrriNle... M IA, r,
u = T. poTrs. Passenger Agsu" 'i' BiS.
Richmond. Va IL
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sad End of n Celebration.

DECATUR, ALA, November 17.-Durlng q
Democratic celebration last night a skyrocket
exploded prematurely and struck Miss Jones, a
beautiful young lady, aged 10 years. In the left
eye. IL penetrated the brain, causing instant
death. The accident broke up the celebration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-18
BY T. Pannill. Auctioneer,
Peters ourg. Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUA-
Il BILE FARM IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY,
VA.-By virtue OF deed OF trust from Thomas
r. Friend and Catherine +. Friend, dated
January 81. 1873, and OF record In Chester
field County Court clerks ONCE. In Deek-Book SO,
page $50, and at the request OF the party Sc
cured, default having been made In the pay
ment Of the note secured by said deed, | shall,
as substituted trustee in the said Decd offer for
sale by public auction, at the ONCE OF Il. PAINFUL,
euctioneer, Bank street. Petersburg, Va, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1892,
at 4ls O'Clock y. Nj, that certain TRACT OF
LAND in the said county Of Chesterfield known
as BLOOMSBURY" situated ABOUT i've mlles
from Petersburg, on the Richmond and Peters
burg turnpike, adjoining Ttmherry and Swift
creeks, and containing 45S ACRES, more or less.
Terms: CASA enough 70 pay tho costs OF ex-
ecuting the trust and 20 discharge the amount
due upon the note secured about $500, and
the balance upon a credit OF SIX, twelve, and
eighteen months, purchaser to give notes for the
deferred paym snts secured by deed OF trust on
the property. Purchaser 20 pay taxes for 1892.
RICHARD b. DAVIS, Substituted Trustee.
L. PASS1LL, Auctioneer,
no Observation-Disclosures
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Gosr. sraAvKD. ana vOunn.

CTRAYED. FROM THEA
, stables OF tho Crystal Ice Company,
Tuentieth and Cary streets, Thursday 6nx.d,
morning, November l7th. ONE BAY -
MAHE~NuLE, with harness on, having soar On
inside Of left hind foot. Finder pleass return 70
shove address and zseslvs reward. % 1e-lr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-18
By Boswell & Harman,
Real-Eststo Agents and Auctioneers,
s north Tenth street.

A UCTION SALE OF TWO FRAME
IN DWELLINGS On CLAY STREET Be
TWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH
STREETS. LOTS FRONTING TOGETHER 20
FEET ON THE WEST SIDE OF CLAY. AND
EXTENDING BACK 100 FEET.-BY request OF
the owner of this property will offer for sale by
public auction, on the promises, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2lsT,
at 4:30 p. NJ, the abOve-described PROPERTY,
with q frontage OF 70 feet and los feet deep.
The improvements consist Of two two-story
frame houses, Of eight rooms each, yielding q
good rental The size OF this lot will admit OF
four small houses being built, which will rent
well Come to the sale; you may secure bar
gain.
TERMS: Very liberal. and announced at sale.
BOSWELL & HARTMAN, Auctionsers.
s. I. KELLEY, Sub-Trus:ee. no 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-18

WARWICK, PLAINTIFF. AGAINST WICKHAN, sc,
DEFESDAHTs-lN TIE CHAScERY COURT OF rHs
CITY or RICHMOND.
|, Charles W. Goddin, clerk OF said court,
certify that the bond required Of the special COM
missiOners by the decree in said cause Of Octo-
Der rs, 1892, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 3lst day OF Octo-
Der, 1892. CHARLES ". GODDlN.
no 10 Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-18
VIRGINIA STEAMBOATS,

II. III. Manifest clOsou Onc hVut boioAo 9eA'he
steamers leave New York from Pier 20. North
River, for Richmond every MONDAY, WE'D"
NEsDAY, AND SATURDAY at 3 y. NJ, arriving
In Richmond MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND
FRIDAY MORNINGS.
Passenger Accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to Now York Qnciudlns meals ana
berth) ria James-riyer route ...........s %
Round-trip tickets. limited 70 Unity Gays -.
efter dste Of issue. ..........-. .....'... ~ ~
Stesrage fare. with subsistence. ....s... w
Steerage fare, without subsistence...... W
Cabin fare uid Chesapeake and OHIO rail-
way, and Richmond and Petersburg
railroad tickets limited 20 four days.. 90
Round-trip tickets Omitted 70 fifteen
Tickets can be- obtained st Richmond Transfer
Companys, OOl cast Main street; Chesapeake
and Ohio and Richmond and Petersburg depots.
and at the company's once, 1901 Main street.
and wharf, Rockets
Freight forwarded and through bills OF lading
issued for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until 7. h.
Passengers leaving Richmond on hONDA1S,
WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and ShTUh-
DAYS by the Chesapeake and Ohio railway lo'9
Newport News st9 A. N. an By the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad tsame days az 8 A. NJ.
Will MAKE connection at NORFOLK with steam
er leaving those days.
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
No. 1901 Main street,
jyl0 and companys wharf, Rockets.