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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
A WRECKED oYsrea-sLooP.
"whitc.Csps" In King George TO lie In
xeStirated by the Courts.

tCorrespondencoo OF the Richmond Dispatco'l
CoNoRS. KING GEORGE COUNTY, Va. Janu-
ary 3i.-Amone the many vessels large
and small. ce.bound in the Potomac
r,yeris n handsome. acknowledgment oys-
ter.sloop. going 20 pieces on q bar JUS, IN
front OF Potomac View, this county. Inc
whole cargo and schooner paraphernaiia.
worth about 1850. is now mingled with
the restless ice and is total loss.
The conduct of the Whlte-Caps IN TINS
county some time ago seems to have been
a prelude TO continued organized woIk, ior
Cans" was served on merchant at Ming
George Courthouse. VINO rs applicant Tor
the postmastersnip At that place. Inc no
tice was headed with the familiar poison
sign of Chost-lke skull and bones, ana
contained threats sufficient to arouse the
indignation OF the citizens and awaken
the county authorities. 1t Is now under
stood that a thorough investigation OF the
" hole affair will be inaugurated on Thurs
day of this week-County- Court day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
MRS. KELLEY DEAD.
Affairs IN Nelson County.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
LIVINGSTON, Va. January 3i.--Athough
the winter here has been the severest and
coolest in the memory of that ancient but
veracious parsonage, I'VE oldest inhabi-
tant." the people here have been fortunate
liz escaping the rigor of the deep SHOWS
that have prevailed in the Tidewater belt.
Last Monday was the regular session Of
our County Court-Judge 4. Z. Fitzpatrick
presiding. A large crowd was present.
For every post-office in the county that
pays over hundred dollars salary the
names Of the candidates is legion.
Mrs. Henry Whitehead. OF Roseland.
whose very serious injury by being thrown
from q colt was reported in your columns
several weeks ago, IL now great deal bet
fuI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
nnsirrss AT Basic CITY.

fCor-cspordenc- Of the Richmond DispatchI
Lac CITY. Va, January 31.-The car.
work. mt tins place. which have been
closed for more than year, will again be-
GIN operations. the American Car Com
panv, of Chattanooga. Tenn, having
leased the plant for five years.
Already the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way has ordered a large number Of cars,
and 900 hands will be employed At once.
There are prospects Of considerable
activity II business in the spring.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
BLOCKADE BROKEN.
DEPARTURE OF THE lce-eOuNp
FLEET FROM HAMPTON ROADS.
woif-rrsp Light.Rouss lowed Ashore
Steamers Resume Regular Schedules
Jsmes-Rtver Ice Troublesome.
rspec,., telegram 20 the Dispatch.


NORFOLK. Va. January Si.--The exodus
Of the ice-bound feet in the lower harbor
commenced to-day. and by tomorrow
night all will be gone.
The revenue-cutter Morrill, picked up
the Wolf Trap lighthouse at the capes and
towed IL TO the south shore 10 drift on the
beach. rs 1t was dangerous TO navigation.
Both the washington-Line steamers and
the Bay Lino have resumed regular
schedules. The ice in the bay Ia fast
breaking no and drifting out to sea, and
occasions very little trouble after leaving
York river. The ice from James river con-
tinues very troublesome ia Hampton
Roads.
BuoYs AT sKG.
large number OF buoys swept from
their fastenings in the bay and rivers are
seen at sea not far from the capes. Inc
hght-ship Ct Boush's Bluff is again show
ing regular masthead lights. >.
The ocean tug Mars, of this harbor, LETT
last night for Bermuda 30 tow north 70 as
tressed bark.
The schooner Addie Henry. ashore at
Cape Hhtteras. has been fioated.
DESTRUCTIVE rIRE.
About o'clock this morning the
grocery aud liQuor-store OF Allen d..
Hoge, on Mantatant avenue IN BeTkIey'
was discovered on fire and gained such
. headwav that the entire building and con-
tents were destroyed. Above the store
was a residence. but unoccupled, the
family having moved out yesterday. Tue
property was insured. IL Is not known
how the FIRE originated.
A contract has been given for the cree
ton of 100 more dwellings AZ West Norfolk
20 accommodate people who desire to i've
there.
BAKER-LAwBENCE
Mr.. j. Dunlap Baker, OF Cape Charles
CITY. and Miss Oracle Is. Lawrence. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. David b. Lawrence, were united
in marriage at the residence OF the brides
parents. on High street, Yesterday dter-
noon. Rev. A. :. Lloyd officiating.
The funeral Of the late Holt Wilson rage
will take place tomorrow afternoon from
ST. Pauls Protestant Episcopal church.
Mr. NJ w. Mason. a prominent citlzen,
was knocked down and robbed by negroes
on Yarmouth street last night.
Rev. A. F. Saunders. OF Fredericksburg,
has secured four scholarships from the
PRESBYTERIAN churches here for the orphan
home aud school 10 be established by the
Synod of Virginia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01

Special telegram 10 the Dispatch

INDeEIdI ItINtTHTH % IIIV UI'VHIVII'I
PoCAHoNrAs. Va, January 31.-Yesterday
evening John Cook was accidentally shot
with pistol by Benjamin Tote. The boys
are aged respectively II and years. Tote
did not know that the pistol was loaded
and playlully pointed it at bis little friend
and fred lie was struck in the left breast,
and although dangerous wound he has a
chance of recovery. Both boys are sons OF
well-known and respected citizens OF this
placp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispntch.l
LURsY. January M.-Mr. Abram Smelser.
Of tins COUNTY. met with serious acci-
dent on Friday last by a tree which ne
was cutting down falling across his lett
leg. badly breaking and crushing 1t In two
places. The injury Is so serious that am
putauOn may become necessary.
Mr.. John II. Read. Jr., who has been
at home for several weeks owing to IA
pro;racted illness heretofore noted IN tins
spondence. returned 10 richmond
College tO-iar.
The court declined TO admit 10 probate
the papcr purpOrtlng to be the last VIII
and Testament o. Mr.. Gideon G. Bruba-
kcr deceased, heretofore mentioned III the
DISPATCH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01

correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
EwpoRGA. Va, January 3l.-Colonel D..
Thomas Goode. of Mecklenburg. will com
mence taking dispositions here on the 18Th
of February IN the contested-electio case
against Hon. James f. Epes. Mr.. l.. /.
Deatins is the notary selected. Mr.. II. L.
Thorpe. Of Mecklenburg, represents Colo
mel Goode There have been a number OF
witnesses summoned.
Mr.. Il. i. Thorpe prominent attorney
Of Mecklenburg. was here yesterday.
Mrs. John Vi. Wilton. an aged lady. wife
of our popular cOuntyman. Mr.. John W.
Wilton. died at her husbands residence
Ycstrf Wv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
a WORLD'S-FAlR CONCERT.
$500 Realized for the MT. Vernon House
Fund-Our sweet Singers.

$500 Realized for the Mt. Vernon House
Fuud-our sweet Singers.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
CHARIorTEsvILIE, Va. January 81
Probably the largest and the most fash
ionable audience that has ever been seen
in Charlottesville was at the Levy Opera
House last evening. the occasion being the
World's-Far concert, which was given
under the auspices of the Albemarle
Chapter of the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution. The programme consist
ed of high-class instrumental and vocal mu,
SIC rendered by the University Banjo and
Mandolin clubs, Miss Natalie Floyd Otcv
Of Lynchburg. Mr.. +. W. Cunningham OF
Richmond, Mrs. S. Rolfe Millar, the Uni
versity Glee Club, and the Charlottesville
Quartette. The entertainment was given
for the purpose OF raising money to assist
in furnishing the Mt. Vernon House at the
Worlds FAIR. and about $500 were realized.
Mrs. Mary Preston Beale, one OF the lady
assistants to the Virginia Board of Man
ayers for the Worlds Far; Captain 4. G.
Morton. secretary Of the BoaId OF Worlds
Fair Managers of Virginia: Mrs. Otey, Of
Lynchburg; Mrs. r. II. Smith, regent OF
the Albemarle Chapter of the Daughters
of the American Revolution. and others
occupied the boxes.
MRS. KELLEY DEAD.
Mrs. S. A. Kelley. formerly of this city,
died In New Orleans yesterday. Her re-
mains will be taken 10 Richmond for In
torment. She was sister-in-law of Mr..
j. G. Kelley. of this city.
The report of the committee appointed
bv the Presbyterian church TO solicit
funds for the erection of a new church
shows that the total amount pledged for
this purpose is $1,000. The sentiment in
favor of new church is unanimous. and
the necessity for such seems apparent.
This church is amply able 10 erect the new
building. and therelis little doubt that it
will be done.
Miss Daisy Owen. of Fort McKerney,
Wyo.. q granddaughter of General George
Wright, of the United States Army. is the
guest OF Miss Virginia L. Long.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
FTothcr aud Daughter Gone.

% IIIV
BEDFoRD CRY. Va, January 3l.-Nlrs.
Samuel +. Williams died at the residence
of her husband. short distance above
here. this morning. The messenger sent
to inform her mother, Mrs. Witt. found
that she also had died during the night,
and the mother and daughter will be
buried together
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
Dan, Washed AWAY.

(Spe,,al telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
RoNCryERTr. ". Va, January 3l.--The
dam across tireenbrier river at this place,
and owned by the 81. Lawrence Boom and
Manufacturing Company, gave way last
nchr before the heavy gorge of Ice, and
about 200 feet Of II were washed away en-
tlrely. SO far about 500 logs are lost. The
damage will amount to more than $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01

There is great diyCrsity of opinion hero
as to whether or not there shall be pm
mary election here to decide the question
as TO who shall he appointed Postmaster:
A partial canvass OF the city to-day would
Indicate that sentiment rs about evenly
divided.
The shipments of manufactured tobacco
from this city during the month OF Janu-
arv amounted To 7.743 pounds. a small
increase over the shipments for January
OF last wear.
During he month of January thlrtoen
marriage licenses were issued here five
white and eight cDloroI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01

Tho View l
OF Eestibu e
station AZ p:
saturdays a
= Z. NJ. hiOI
Extra fare
FkEQEit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01

tNpeCial Ielcgram O me DI9D1tch.l
BRISTOL, TENN., January 3l.-James T..
Hatton. aged p. committed suicide at
Abingdon this evening Nv shooting him
self IN the bead. Dependency over ms
failure TO get employment seems to have
been the cause lie was "a nice young
man and had sOme money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
AUCTION sAIEs-Fu Future DeyA
~r~~/sy, ~-~>>>,,~S>~,~>><S~>rr~
by J. II. Valentine, Auctloneef.
1880 east Nam street.
IKE QUITO RS 8 A Il Il
liz or
ALARGE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION
OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, OIL
PAINTINGS, &C.
ANTIQUE MAHOGANY FURNITURE.
SOME VERY RARE AND DESIRABLE PIECES
INTHIs COLLECTION.

Az executor OF tho estate 81 Mrs. Y. a. T:
Oliver. Deceased, will sell at the residence. 2l2
west Clay etrec, corner Clay and Brook aVehHeI,
THURSDAY. FEBRUAsY 2. 1898,
commanding at JOl6 o'clock, HOUSEHOLD ard
KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting OF MA
hogany Bookcase and Secretary, Large nH-
h3yany Contro Table Egyptian marblcl, Large
Mahogany Wardrobe, fine bookcase very 0ih
stylc). Large Mirrors, silver Pitcher and GOD
Iots. Pnrlor Suit. set Handsome window Cur
tatns and CornIces, I Large oval Marble iop
Centre Tah,e Ola Manogauy Piano. Neiyes
Garnet aud Rug, Wicker Rockers and Mahogany
Rockers. general assortment OF Ot-falhthss
and other Pictures, / Antique Mahogany Slde-
board, with glass too aid claw feet; large
Feather Bed. OLD Mahogany Bedsiead, Large
Hall an1 Hat-kack. l Worry Old-style Mahogany
Si3eboari, Half-Rcund Mahogany Jao'e, ne
frigerators. Mantel Ornaments, &C.; also, -
Horse-Power Boiler, made by Ettnger q 3D.
mopds This ~ a rare chance 20 buy antique
Mahogany Furniture. The house will DO open
on Monday from 10 70 II for inspection. and
each successive day ~ same honrs lntn Iay VI
sale MARSHALL III. vi lln"
10
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n : = :: VI NaIioIk;EaSIaIl

UxzzKxaczzzzn
sCAEDLLE .. EFFECT JANtAtt
LEAVE Klt nMoN -. bf tJ-~ l.. -
300 A. NJ. Daiiy--nicbmcni 49, ~
TlBULED LIMITED A...'
tlOlk HID A. NJ. rH
Feters5Grg Waser'. h-
300 A. NJ. Daily Tor 4. nculurtf ID
intermediate stations ~
tion beyond RlAaDkr. .
1920 p. VI. Dauy Tor Roa-oAe, ia =.
ki. Br.stOL ant q. ..
ara West rit Ea.l l-.
gina and Georgia ta
Tor b.neneiL ONO -tt
Leave B.uoaelt 40 a. h- 3D. ...
ksnOya. Coi4nDls, -,
Nesg. ParlQr-tar tf'. -
Roanoke ana Pullman s.r
noke D Memphia . o..
Chattanooga, AMI t-f.-s
from Richuoui 90 Ti.- ...
$40 = n. Daily Tor Nori0lS, So .A. Sd"
mediste stations A.r''
go A.. NJ. ,...H
$50 r. NJ. Daily. Arrive Nori. Is -
1880 L. ii. Daily LOT hotnvA'' No .F
uoxe 7:,A 4 a. W.A Wa
aud Chattanooga Llm.'i- q.
sleepers Roanoke I9
Memphis. gnl Ncw oscaa- b.,
car attached. Also ir.
PocahoptAs. Elxhoru. ali -
Chnch.Na alley division,
Ioaisulls aai Station ..
and Nashville railroad '.i
also for Roxy Nouas ah' '-
tons Wius,ou-,alcm li''' 81
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEP
RICHMOND aad I.lNCHBU kG resif 800,
nancy Al u r. NJ; also Pullman slert'-
burg TO Louisville eta hzdlosd aa9 80, y. ~!
T-ains arrive Richmond iron t19'' .-i -
the Meat daily $50 A. NJ, 2:is /. n, \.
Pm. From Norfolk and ne rAs.' Up \
2:l5 r. NJ, and 'estibaled Idni ttsrGslsiNn.
M. q
" Pssssusrr Assl-
W. b BE' Ill ..ot.
General Passonses -. a
General once. Roanoke. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
Death Of hra A. y. wilson.

N'PV9'1I toRVStHuf 70 Fho DIspAtcu.I
Mu@Lboho', Va. January 81. Mrs. A. j.
Wilson. relict of DIR. A. j. Wilson. died at
her home, three miles from here, last
night. The funeral will take place to-
morrow at 10 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01

ia2p
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RAILROAD LINE.
Cd n aSN sg Fs;s;
A TLANTIC-COASr LINE

Leave Arryn
No. Richmond. Petersburg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
warrentoa's Zig Blaze.

it'orfsspondeace OF the Richmond Dispatch.j
WARRESTox, January Si.-Sunday night
Of 10 o'clock the town was alarmed by the
cry Of Fire anc the ringing OF the fire.
bells. A big blaze was Illuminating the
sky before the alarm was given. and every
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
Mr.. CALEB MOORt'S AFFLIcTloN'
Shall There Be u Primary for Postmns-
ter 2-shipmepts OF Iobaoc0.
Lsrecial tolegram % tho DIspatch.

D.xv1ILE. Va. January 3I.-Mr. Caleb
Moore. n well. known man of this city. Is
sufering from curious affection. For
four days and nights he has had hIccoughs
and has not yet been relieved. He has
fallen away 10 a mere skeleton and his con-
dition is desperate. He has been IN bad
health for two years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. BRoAD-sThkEr


TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. BR0AD-sIhEEr
STATION.
500 A. NJ. Except sunday. for local stations,
and Newport Neus.
8 90 A. NJ. Daily, yestibuls special. with Pull
man. for Williamsburg. NewpOr.
News, Hampton, Old Point, Norfolk
aud Portsmouth. Makes no other
stops.
800 P. VI. Daily. with Pullman for local sta
lions, Newport News, Old Point
Norfolk, anu Portsmouth.
sos A. NJ. Local train, except sunday, Tor
Clifton Forge Connects at Cor
louisville Tor Washington, az Viz
gnia Midland Junction for Lynch
burg. at Basic City North and
South. and at staunton Tor Win
chester.
200 P. II. Daily tor Cincinnati and Chicago
with Pullman 10 Cincinnati and
dining-car Maysyille 20 Cincinnati
serving breakfast. Connects at
Gordonsvills daily with local train
for ctauntOn.
6:35 F. ". Local tram. daily. for boswell
lO:s5 p. II. Daily, Tor Cincinnati anu Chicago
with Pullman Tor Cincinnati, and
LOUISVILLE and dlning-esr 70
+. y. V. MaYsvile. Connects al Coying-
ton. Va, Tor Virginia Ito. Springs
daily and at Huntington for
Lexington. kr.. and Louisville.
TRAINS LEAVE EIGhIh-sTREEr STATION
500 A. n. Daily, with parlor-car, for Lynch
Eurg and Clifton Forge. Connects
except sun iay for Lexington, Va,
aud cxcep'Sunday for Craig CITY.
800 T. Ri. Except Sunday, with sleeping-car,
Tor Lynchbnrg. Train leaves Lynch
burg At 7:l5 A. N. daily for Licking
ton Va
TRAINS ARRIVE At RICHMOND. BROAD
STREET STATION.
80 A. N. Daily, from Cincinnati
$50 a NJ. DailT, from boswell.
i1;30 a. VI. Daily, from Norfolk and Old Point.
ECO Z. N. Daily, from Cincinnati and Louis
Vile.
$3.50 P. III. Daily. from Norfolk aud Old Point.
1880 =. NJ. Except Sunday, from clifton Forge
1880 Y. N. Except sunday, IRON OLD Point
TRAINS ARRIVE EiGHTh-sT Rect STATION.
$50 A. NJ Except sunday, hon Lynchbarg
aud Lexington Va.
CLIO n. Daily, iron LyncaDurs and Clifton
Forge. JOHN u. POTrS
CO.'S Division Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
A GALLANT ex-coNeeoeRAre GONE.
lie saw the Coiors Of the Grand Old Army
60 Down.

go Down.
fco-resoondence Of the Richmond DisDatch.l
PF1yrsBuRa. VA. January 3l.-Mr An
drew +. Ashby. an old and weli-known
citizen Of Chesterfield county. died nj his
home IN Ettrick. this morning shortly after
midnight. of pneumonia. after an illness OF
only four days He was apparently wei
AMI hearty when he retired II bed on
Thursday night. but soon afterwards wGs
taken with a violent chill, which was fol-
lowed bv a fatal attack of pneumonia.
Mr. Ashby was native OF llalliaX county,
whence IN 1872 he moved to TINS cltY.
He was the ~on of Jefferson Ashby, of
Halifax. who died forty years ago. At the
lrcaklng ont OF the war he enlisted under
Captan Samuel L. Wright and served
'hrourhCut IL" war in Company ii, Four
teenth Virginia Keglmsnt. Longstreets
Corps.
AT THT SURRENDER.
He surrendered at Appomattox, and was
standing onlv "a few steps from General
Leo, when tre colors Of the grand old Army
ot Northern N!r-inla went down. lie ~as
. dutifII e. der and served his State aud
country faithfully throughout that great
rontict. lis first wife was Mss Mary
NaLeeoOd. of Halifax county. HIS second.
who sulv.yc, bin. was Miss Gecrgeanna
Ppats. Il North Carolina. He leaves SIX
o-iltrec al grown ilr. James !. AsuOy.
e. TINS cay. MI. tuiilcs Ia. h@uoN vi
Manchs-iav. Mc~rrs. John H., William g..
ana Dawn &. Ashbv. and Nrs. Martha A.
Ncii- l'I Of Cues ..'ii"ld coOnty. lie was
iu l.t tTt4 yolr als enjoy the respect
1r' f-:,uf ...,. q n.i gao LN"v mn. re
wasa a,,.n ncIo. woodland Ealtist crC'cL
81 Chez t.-.u. t.li. "1lc- AS i1ue.ai
sep t..s p4n't or "tpIr,p''
nor III s,.l o!s.
.ha It's. number oi citizens whuscrvec
o. luru l.. the coupe case III Judge
-7l-.rg. court n D,cembst hist have
ZEE. We been pulJ oil. Many Of these
ruroi h,eioOr people. to whom the money
woui. Lave been very acceptable during
to- .sfc tcfribl, speii The DELAY has been
cause. IS lastltutloi of IA SUIT IN the
bCst nu- Court 81, d~cld, whether or not
this mono, cas- T.. PAID bv the Treasurer
witnor' % wa-rau. e: the Clty Auditor,
nnd Judge Bernard has been too unwell 70
hear tht cGse. Meanwhile many OF the
Jurors have sold Their tickets at discount.
DEATE or pISwIDDIEAE.
Mr.. August Gerrocke. on esteemed citi-
zan and successful farmer of Dinwlddie
county. died this morning. He was widely
known aud respected IN This city and was
a member Of Petersburg Lodge, No. 10, OF
MasOns.
POSTAL ATPoINTMENT.
Mr.. W. ID. Minetree. formerly High Con-
stable Of this city, has been appointed to
position IN the postal service on the
route between Roanoke and Norfolk, and
has entered upon his duties.
Dynamite Is being used TO break up the
ice-gorge IN our harbOr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
in. VALENTINE. Auctionecr. IA

VRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUA-
l. BILE FARM AND DWELLING ~
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, ABOUT THEE
AND ONE-HALF Mills FROM MlDLO HAN
COAI~MlNES.-By virtue Of deed ~ trust exc
cuted by A 6. Tyler and VI. j., his wife, 10 me
"a trustee, on the 26fh day o; December, II -
recorded IN Chesterfield County Court Sicrk
oricc, in Deadlock 81, At page -, deiauli
having been mado Ia tie payment of tne bonds
and debt, therein secure \, being required 80 10
DO by the benedciaries, shall, on
FRIDAY. FgfRcARY 10. 1898,
at 1890 o'clock \. III. on the premises, offer for
sale AZ public auction that VALUABLE TRACT
OF LAND wuere0n A. q. Tyler lately resided,
containing 1921. acres, more or l"ssi lying IN
Chesterfield county, about tiro" AMI oue-nat
miles from tho village 0f Midlothian, ADJOINING
the lands Cf Thomas Ferguson, ). u Elicit, ana
others, having thereon n trame dwelling ~ tour
rooms and the usual farm buildings; also, a
good orchard. About forty acres ~ he land -
low or creek-iaud. about atty Acres r. open. hlgh
laud ready for cultivation. and the residue -
tlmbered land. Tits farm h convenient 10
markets churches. aud schools, AMI n considered
A good iuyesim ent.
I FERNS: Cash sufficient 20 paw costa OF trust
AMI SS1a.IO. tn amount due IN bonds secured
by the doed. and residue, II any. upon slch
terms "a said Tyler may prescribe. Or as trustee
may think GO. r. j. BAJGh, trustee.
JOSEPH T.. BROWN. "A 'ti0ncer "A H1-lot
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trPARrURE OF STEAMERS.
old DO VI y . y
~ sTEAMsHIP COMPANY.

~ J. ID ID @ VI y - y
F ~ STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
{sS> rntvrssryy J 5Iya FOR NEW
EVERY TUESDAY, MEDNtS-
DNY.AND FRIDAY a. . o'c'0rN
N. Nantes. closed one hour beloro sai"hS
time. ~, 49,, r,t,,. .,,t Ne.
ptvcr. for Richmond every MONDAY, ~ Ed
SEsDAY. AND SATURDAY at 3 p NJ. arriving
iu EicAmoni MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND
FRIDAY MORNINGS.
Passenger accom- modatiors unsurpassed
Cabin fare 20 New York Qneluiin; meals an !
BERTH uid James-river fO1to ..........-.S . w
Kouud-trip tickets, limited 10 Thirty Gays
after date or i-"le. ......---... ...s.s'.- ~ WV
Steerage fare. with subsistence. ......... ~
Storage tare, withous subsistence. "
CABIN fare pi1 Chesapeake anu ONO fili-
way, and richmond AMI Petersburg
railroad ticSe,s limited 20 four days. %
R0und-trip tickets dimited % Hilty $500
rrv-1 .......-... ....---- ~ w
Tickets can be- obtained a, Richmond Transfer
Company's, aOl ra-f Main sree'; Chesapeake
and Onto and Richmond and Petersburg depot-,
and az tho companys Office, 1901 Main street
and wharf. kocHetts.
Freight forwarded aud through bills 81 Ia Ting
Issued Tor points beyond New York.
Freight received daily un'u - I. NJ.
Passengers leaving Rcrmo0i On MONDAY :,
WEDNESDAYS. TIT kSDAlS, and SAit Il
DAYS by the Chesapeake AMI ONO railway 'rht
N-wpcrt News al - A. u. an by tho Richmond
ami Petersburg railroad same iays. ~ 9 \. A..
will make connection ar NORFOLK WIN steam.
GEORGE " ALLEN 4 CO., Agents,
No. 1901 dau street.
iylg and compauy's wharf, kOcAetts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
THE FAyomIE ROUTE SoEIL '
LEAVE RICHMOND.

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LOCAL tNtR.s~, au, r-e'. ,-Hitl
rect. with stage far Nnik-rten. rl La.Im'r
steamer Al M'-' Point.
TRAM 49,. l6. ga %. s.
BALTIMORE LINZ lED iaiy OK "p' So u
for West fptf. c'rnrtlae "h lork.i.t
steamers Tor baltimore. A. BAR. nor, -ieaHal
connect WIKI Baltim. ani onto railroad BE-,
Washington. Philadelphia, AMI New York.
steamers Ieayo baltimore J.. 81 DAILY 4
cept sunday. :
TRANS Va. 49, o.lO An
LOCAL MIXED. daily except sunday, isav
Twenty.thirI siroe. Tor Noet Point AMI m.erm'
date yoiuts.
I,cset.onlce AZ station foot ~ VrgIui, s.-s7 I
open A. II. 10 l.. u. aui irJm D.. n
cry ucS st-o'lce--ool cast Sla.a street
SOL HAAS, .s- a. ! fh,
". II. GEEEN, General Mana
j. ~ Is. Iuonr.i.. SIperntel
:. :. POTTS ia-.enger Agent Jl' Nan N-
Richmond. Va. mTDI
DICUMOND, FKEDIEl.hrEt \
a AID POTOMAC HAIIINtu -.
commen-ing JANUARY J. Ie'a -ts. ..'
ART time.
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1850 A. N. raves byri-afrre
Nluet parlDr-,l- tI
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80, r. s.. 'ct'
lLha1eifhia. $50
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