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AUCTlONEER'S NOTICE!

j. v. QUINN offer bis services as Anv.
tioneer in the counties Of Brekelsy and JEFF
f-rson Having had ,ver 20 years exper
fence can guarantee satisfaction in selling
and in price. or no charge Terms moderate.
sharF of public patronage solicited. Ad.
dress all commune ,tions to Nv QUINN,
Bedington, Berkeley County, West Va.
Dec 81 ls90-tf
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After 80 years absence from Berke
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Western States, have returned to my
old home and located permanently in
West Virginia as the best place TO stay
and have engaged in the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-16
AN IMPORTANT LAND SUIT.
4 Legal FigAs In Wiss Csastv which Wnl
YsvoIvs Over 81, ooo, 900.

rCorrespcndsocs Of the RscAmoud Dispssch.l
BRrsroL, TsHs., March 1S.--One OF the
most important land suits that southwes!
Virginia has had for years was instituted
In the Circuit Court of Wise county one
month ago by ]. M. Barker and wife, OF
this city, and the other heirs OF Henry 3.
Cain, deceased. late Of Scott county.
against tho Virginia Coal and Iron Com
pany, Patrick Hagnn, and Others.
II appears that there was granted oy the
State OF Virginia TO Alexander Waicott IN
present towns OF Big Stone Gap and NOT
ton. In 1871 the land was sold for taxes
and bought by Joe Haean, who sold ST,vVo
acres Of II to James Cuibertson and maze
the deed In 1853.
THE BAxYIUrT LAW.
Culbertson owed debts to Henry 3. Gaia
and therefore took advantage OF the Dark
rupt law and conveyed the 81 900 acres to
ope Mr.. TAYLOR, then sheriff OF Scott coun::
ty. in trust for the benent OF
Cam. This trust was carried out
by decree of court and the land
decided by Henry A. Morrison, com
missioner TO said Cain IN 1857. Az the
death OF Mr.. Cain IN 1876 the land descend
ed TO the heirs. of whom j. NJ Barker's wife
is one.
In 1880 the land was sold for debt due
Joe Hagan from James Culbertson. Gains
heirs were not parties TO that suit and are
not bound by the proceedings. II was bid
in by Patrick Hagan for about$l0l. and he
sold IL the next year to L. X. Hyndmsn
for $4,000. Hyndmsn sold this tract
with other lands around Big Stone Gap to
the Virginia Coal and Iron Company Tor
81, 4s9. 900. III. w. Switzerland, j. ..
lsthworth. of Bristol. and X. Il. Erwin,
of Big Stone Gap, are the attorneys for the
Cain heirs. 1t IS legal fight for $1,000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-16
RYN. w. RoHe.
Real Estate Auctionecr.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A NICE
i MODERN HOUSE IN THE WEST END.
NEW AND CONVENIENT To BUTH LINES or
STREET-CAkS, No. q SOUTH NORRIS
STREET.--ln execution OF deed 81 trust 10 iao
as trustee, dated 18th September, 1890, and re-
corded In Richmond Chancery Court, In Deed
Book 14l b, page 353, will sell by auction, on
tho premises, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 90, 1892.
az 4:30 o'clock p. NJ. the SNUG, MEDIU M-SIZED
DWELLING mentioned above, containing six or
seven rooms, and the LOT en- which II stands,
fronting 20 feet on the western side OF Morris
street between Main and Cary streets. and run
ming back between parallel lines, the northern
OF which Is 10 feet and the southern (Which
psssez through the middle Of an alley common
70 this and the adtoyning property Is 81 feet
Come and buy good house in n coed neigh
borhood, ami ono that will prove profitable
TERMS: Caah SUFFICIENT TO defray the expenses
OF executing the trust and TO pay note for
e16.75, with interest thereon from 14th March,
1S02, and protest charges, and q credit 30 %
two instruments Of el6.75 each until lltb Juno
and 1Ith september next, respectively, and as
70 e1,2S0 until ltth September, 1892, and the
residue upon terms 70 BE- announced ~ time
q sAlA Credit payments % carry intefest
nh - n. ". n0w1s Truass&
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y y = =
by Charles A. Rose,
Real Estate Agent and Aucsionecr,
No. III north Tenth street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF SEVEN
i FRAME DWELLINGS on LOUISIANA
AMP ORLEANS STREETS, IN THE TOWN OF
FULTON, AT AUCTiON.--By virtue OF a deed
OF trust from r. !. Parater TO the Undersigned
as trustee, dated February 10, 1892. duly ro-
curded, will sell on
MONDAY, MARCH 81. 1892.
at O'Clock z. NJ, on tns premises, the following
PROPERTY:
Louisiana street. The lots have q tOtal frontage
on Louisisna street of 1nsH feet running back
93 ,eet, more or less, 20 lO-foot alley.
Also. FRAME DWELLING No. 4OB Orleans
street Lot fronts 3.}lS feet on Orleans street
and runs back Va feet 10 n ten-foot alley.
The above houses are all In hrstciass order,
and any one wishing n safe Investment should
not fail 10 attend This sale. The rapid advances
in Fulton property ana the desirable location OF
this property must comments 10 parties seek
ing a drst-ciass investment -
TERMS AT sale. A. L. MASl uEh.
NH rs trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-16
CANDID CLARKSON.
he Class Of Voters North aaA South Need
sd-McKsaisy Or Maine cosid win--
Jerry Rssk. Harrison. asd 0tAsrs.



Asxxyu.Lx. N. c., March III. 8. Clark
son. chairman Of the Republican National
Committee, who has been here several
weeks quite SICK with inhammatory rheu-
matism, 10 better, and expects to leave for
Hot Springs. Ark. Saturday. In an inter-
view with Citisen reporter to-day he gave
his views regarding Republican candidates
for the convention at Minneapolis. He
says he Il not . candidate. As chairman
Of the national committee he could not
properly espouse the cause OF any one, ne
hopes the party will exercise abundant
caution and elaboration in it's choice. for
upon its nomination will depend either
victory or defeat.
THE VOTERS NEEDED.
I'VE need the man who will heal ell Re-
publican diviuons everywhere, who Will
poll the full party vote. draw most strongly
on the million hrst-voters, and most
heavily from the Democrats in New YORK
and the southern States--the men already
half way in favor of Republicanism by be
ing In favor of reciprocity-the man
can draw enough Republican soldiers and
farmers back from the Alliance TO make
Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, Minnesota, and
Wisconsin truly Republican is the desra-
bic candidate"
He thinks there will be several names be-
fore the convention-among them Aigei'
Cullom, and Blair.
RusK AND M'ErHLEY.
He thinks there Is O strong uudercurrent
in favor of Uncle Jerry Rusk and a move
ment Of gathering force IN favor OF
Governor Mckinley, whom he speaks OF
o. one Of q half dozen men only gwen 70
nation in a century: He says that NC
Kinley 10 strong and splendid IN e'eiyii
thing that Americans most ADMIRE anu
that he will be President some day.
CERTAIN WINNER
"Blaine could be nominated and could
be elected beyond all doubt If he would
accept the nomination, and he Is our Only
certain sure winner" am.
OF President Harrison he s%ys; ne
the party both. he has grown steadiiy
in public estimation. and IN the last year
rapidly In party estimation.
THE FINAL JUDGMENT.
ct il not unlikely and indeed probable
that he nav be chosen again. IL the party
il left free to make up its mind, and no
effort is made which will change the org
pity Of his position, nor put HIM IN the
LIGHT of scrambling for denomination. the
final Judgment at Minneapolis Is most IKE
ly 10 be IN his favor. But be IS showing his
own breadth and political wisdom in hold
ING that the party should meantime review
the field completely. discuss all available
men frankly, and then decide with some,
thing like unaDimity of party opinion ana
desire. such choice would mean tne
election Of the candidate selected, hiInseiI
or who ever 1t should be"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-16
SPARKS FROM A PUMPING ENGINE.
Destructive Fire In Chadbourne-Anoths'
Railroad RSnor-N Candidate.

Destructive Fire In Chadbourne-hnosne'
Railroad Ramor-N Candidate.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatchl
RaLrIGH. n. c.. March ia fire. al
Chadbourne. Columbus county, caused by
sparks from a pumping engine burned the
post-office, telegraph office, general store
of j. A. Brown, three loaded freight cars
and other railway property OF the Atlantic
Coast Line. All the property save that OF
Brown was insured.
The officials at the State Experiment
Farm report that as yet no damage has
been done the fruit crop in North Carolina
by cold weather. The season is remarka-
bly late. and the prospects for tull fruit
crop was never better.
NEW RAILWAY.
By the end OF next week. It IL stated to.
day, the work of grading a new railway
the brunswick. Western and Southern
will begin at Southport. The line VIII
extend TO Wilmington. Your correspon-
dent Is informed that the Cape Fear and
Ysdkin- Valley railway is interested In the
new road and. acting in connection with
the Norfolk and Western. will make South
port coaling station.
THREE IN THE FIELD.
News is made public TO-DAY which leaves
no room for doubt that Julian s. Carr, OF
Durham. will be candidate for the Demo
cratic nomination for Governor. This
puts thr- e candidates for that nomination
in the field the others being Thomas NJ
Holt and George W. Sanderlin. IL Is ex.
pected that within ten DAYS the latter wall
formally announce himself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-16
TIE "Bert,e" CoIiides with Log.

WINDSOR, N. O.. March 15.-The steamer
BERTHE. which carries the mail between this
place and Plymouth. ran afoul of log last
night IN the river near Johnson's mil.
wrenched the shifting and other machine
~ very badly, and lost the wheel in twenty
feet Of water. A negro diver inan aged to
find the wheel and get il on board. The
steamer Will have to be towed 10 Elizabeth
City 10 have the damage repaired.
The Rev. u. 4. Harrison had a very large
CONGREGATION TO hear him at the Methodist
church this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-16
Wired from Waynesboro.
fsnecisl felacraun 70 the pispAtch.

wAYsHsBoRo', Va, March l5.-Mrs.
Philip K,llism, wife of one of the most
proninent merchants here. died Yesterday
morning and was buried at Bethlehem
church this afternoon.
Awhite infant. probably. two or three
weeks old, was found dead in gutter by
the track of the Chesapeake and ONO
railroad Just east of Basic City about
o'clock this afternoon.
Thomas jefferson, one OF the Oldest col
ored men in this section. died this morn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-16

iCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
SCOTLAND NICK, N. O.. March l5.-The
remains OF Mr. c. W. Gray. who died at
Norfolk last Saturday morning. were in
TERED here in the Baptist cemetery yoster.
day. There was large crowd of people
IRON the town and surrounding country
at the burial. A wife and two children
are lett. Tbs entire community Is sad.
oeped by the bereavement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-16
TRAINS NoRrHWARp
DAILY
STOPPING PLACES

D"n' STOPPING fLAJlN ..t B
Nos. IL, -. -, aud So mNs, =. 100. lsl.
and as stop on slgnal 4, na-., .rli g
train. and Chester. No. "a $50 al l.ss
No 81 s,o,. on slxnsl a. Man hesi Z. !,
"a ssengers purchasing tickets " 'l,...-..a-t
,,,,ny-plec-s Tor this train SUN Is -. .
NJ Re. s., 50, IS, 80, 40 a-i -
signal at all sta tons. ..,.
pu.I.MAN-CAR SEWN /.
On Train Nos.l4 and - zee. go
tween New YORK and Tampa, -, ga,
yiliel. On Train Noe. "a All ~. llt1
between New York aoi I'm, -, So 10
No-. "a and rs -leepiag-e@rs oe'" sls
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4 r,ia ~. 81 sad 81 sieelll5
Richmond and Lyofhonfs, N
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consisting OF yestiouie fei.n..s ID 81 a1 ~
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Thursdays. and SalurualN
ehatget 90 thls 'rai' "a, NlEn-A
THE ONLY ALI-RAlL LIMB -
lEAys ,.n, MSS
richmond. :. 500 A n. Nofto.tt =. . =
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No. ,,.ins leaving kchmoni AZ ee,...l .lf,
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two points, and passengers ~ - -
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FnrmviIle, Lynch burg, sni IS, ,.ris'ssis'I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-16

lcofrespondsnoe OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WELDON. N. c., March i5.-Mr. j. ID.
Weeks, an old citizen OF this county, died
q homo yesterday, aged about 80 years.
Nh. Weeks drove the stage long before the
days OF railroads, and was probably the
oldest man in Halifax county.
Bob Christian. OF Richmond. one OF
the most popular knights Of the grip.
esck. wss here this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-16
ALL ABOUT A CATHOLIC BISHOP.
A COMING SOCIETY WEDDING.
Projected Dummy line from High Point
to winstoo--No Third Party In GuiIford.

w -
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
GKxrNsBoao', N. c., March l5.-Miss
Louisa Tate, Of this city, is to be married
on the slst of this month to Mr.. Lee, of
New York. Miss Tate is one of Greens
boro's most popular young women, and her
intended Is young man of considerable
wealth. The wedding will be very quiet,
owing to the recent death of the fathers
Of both parties.
The citizens of High Point are eagerly
discussing the prospect of dummy line
from that place TO Winston, and there Is
some probability Of such line being built
~ an early day.
DON'T WANT IT.
Your correspondent has of late inter
viewed considerable number of Alliance
men in this county in regard TO third
party, and in every case the answer has
been II do not think there will be G
third party IN Guilford county,"
The condition Of Judge j. A. Gilmer is
not improved, and there Is no hope OF re-
cOvery.
The Guilford County Sunday School As
ISOLATION meets in Greensboro on to-mor-
row morning and quite large number of
delegates ID expected
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-16
CROOKED MRS. soYo's CONFESSION
Her Husband a Victim of Her Crimes
Baptists and Methodists Quarrel.

Baptists and Methodiss quarrel,
rCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
RALEIGH, n. c.. March l5.-The woman
who in Stanley county made the confes-
sion that she had stolen a large sum Of
money and placed 1t in her husbands
pockets. procuring his arrest and sentence
To the penitentiary, is ascertained 10 be q
Mrs, Boyd, who was formerly postmaster
nj New London. Her sole motive was to
get rid of her husband. She aided in
prosecuting him. He publicly threatened
TO kill her for her malicious prosecution If
he ever escaped from prison. Mrs. Boyd
was dismissed from the service for crook
edness III her management of the post
Office.
ALL ABOUT CATHOLIC BISHOP.
A strange newspaper and religious quar-
rel Is IN progress here. A leading Baptist,
the secretary Of Board of State Missions,
attacked Bishop Haid for signing himself
Bishop of North Carolina" Ihereupon
a leading Methodist. the editor of the
Christian Adrocdte. attacks the Baptist. say
ing that he has no right 10 speak, as his
charge arrogates TO itself the honor of be-
ing the "only church of Christ and prac-
tees close communion" The Baptists
and Methodists are powerful in this State,
and this quarrel may be widespread.
The next State Fruit Fair will be held at
Durham.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-16
0RK-RlyER LINE. ynwa7por
THE FAyomrg R0UIENoRra
LEAVE PICWrDNr.

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-16

Byyirtue OF a deed OF rust dated June -,
1876, and recorded in IIenrtco County Court
Deed-R lOk %, page j22. and AZ request ~ bene-
fciary. default having been made In payment o.
debt secured, will cell ~ pubic auction az
Henrico courthouse. on
FRIDAY, MARCH rs, 1892.
at O'Clock ?. NJ, the TRACT OF LAND situated
in the county Of nenrlco and State OF Virginia,
lying abou; nine miles below the city OF kich-
mond. on the james riyer, and Is known a.
"Newstead,7 and contains Lag il4l-l,OJO
ACRES. it Ia bounded on the north by the lands
OF John J.. Chafin's ee.ate aud the lands Of
Jackson +. Childroy: on the east by the lands OF
Henry Cox; on the south and west by the James
river. This Is splendid farm for stock raising,
grain, and grass; has about two miles front on
james river, with wharf On the farm. The
farm is we'll watered by springs and running
streams. The buildings are suitable for farm
use and purposes.
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash for ex-
penses of sale and the debt due (Sl6.329l9),
more liberal terms may be announced At hour OF
sale and any balance above the de bt due, on one
ana two years with q per cent. Interested.
Call on auctioneers for additional informa-
ton. AUBIN l. BOULWAkE, Trustee.
r. b. CHAPLIN & CO., Auctioneers. NH