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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-23
ORDINATION TO-DAY.
,,svop CHESHIRE WILL PERFORM
TIE CEREMONY At RALEIGH.
c,o,,,c, sor Roller riouring-Muis let
Freight Chsrges by Associated Rail.
ways-Milis-wimbcri Case.

pAITIGH. n. c.. September 2a.--(spe-
-, -Bishop Cheshire. OF this Episcopal
,,.cesc. IS here. and will. at the Church
-, ,he Good Shepherd. tomorrow ordain
:, the priesthood Mr.. James ID. Miller.
-, Greensboro. A number OF the local
,,.-ev win assist in the ordination cere-
monies
cotton growers In this section say fully
,sf q their crop is open. and that they
,.,.r saw cotton open 80 rapidly.
Tho wagon factory here has doubled
as capacity, so as 20 make IT'S output ten
,,s.us a day. Orders are very numer-
Gus.
raav the contract for building the
,....ua roller fiourins-min here was award
t, the Woolf Company. Of Chambers
-- Ia. The mill win be OF 100 barrels
t..y capacity.
4 HEARING.
OH. railway commission has set for the
a., a.. hearing Of the matter of freight
.,.s under rule Z OF the Associated
,.,.,s A charge is made on 10
-. q freight under this rulc. no mat
vhcthcr the package weighs only
..,.-.N, pounds Mr. Cup, OF the
..rn railway. is. on the date named.
....ar before the commission. and If
IS not show cause 10 the contrary,
o.. commission viii place the matter
DO hands OF the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
Is Harris. Of Mccklenburg county
,r b. died at the soldiers Home here
...rfsv. There are now hfty-two in
,-.t., &C me home.
SENSATIONAL CASE.
~.,- Monday Wake Superior Court
,. There are three murder one bur
-. AND one assault case. one OF the
..r e.. .ss IS that OF George Mills. who
..-,-l with numbering his niece,
v.,rnerIy. This will be in all its as
. Gil. most exciting and sensational
..-I here In years Efforts will be
r.. O., iulr'minate the girls pareis and
.-. Pa Tho horrible crime.
.-r~ carr WAS to-day officially In
........ .. tte capture Of the men who
trr Nir j. r. Jones. nm old and
.-.-...rt resident Of Buncombe. He was
.....e request for the offer OF
yen r. them.
NERVE AM COURAGE.
+..... l'. Jordan. q white man. aged
o. .4 crushed by tree In Rowan
-..-,. Ie and a negro were raccoon-
,....- .l-t as the tree was failing Jor-
t.. ..r.rx 10 save a favorite dog. The
~. smack lin and crushed him into the
-..,t The diameter Of the tree was
.. .r.. feet The negroes attempted
.. az hrn out. Jordan, with wonderful
....-.. esw MS could not be done, and.
lr.... h.s agony az each blow Of the axe,
.t-r ta. negro how 20 cut log on
,-.o This was done. and he was
f.r'.. fau.. Physicians say they think
.o--r uar recover
p, ro.I county wednesday night
vf.. i.-a WIS az revival drunk. He
r-. r--r,l for. but sat nap and Knocked
,r-s, who PRAYED. Yesterday his horse
- away with him. no was thrown.
..... t.re distance. and horribly
... .t.4. lie is dead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-23
PARSONS PETTY CHARGES.
thinks lie Has n Case of Offensive Partl
sanship Against Kerr.

WILLIE. y. c., September 22.-
el..-lJ-In joint discussion here be-
'r.a Congressman Crawford and Rich
p .. Pearson. Independent candidate for
Congress. Mr Pearson charged Postmas-
G. i.'r u Asheyille. who is one of tho
: Is % the Asheyille Citizen. with
i.- certain Of his private kilograms,
..plshing their contents in the Ciu-
ze ~ tle 18th Mr.. Kerr replied that
D. iai secn the kilograms, but under
cr -u ,ances which exonerated him
y N any violation Of prophecies. Mr..
Pearson stated that IN response TO
telegram from him 10 Superintendent j.
f.-. o. the Western Union Telegraph
G PIP 1y. al Richmond. that official had
N hm that = thorough and searching
htD-' yston would be made at once, ana
itr fssalt ~ the same would be COM
r.'.ratsi 70 Mr.. Pearson. The latter
Co. euan proposes TO believe he has
c.s. - very offensive partisanship
tsa.rst me Postmaster which he has
~f notice h. VIII prosecute. and the
s.i-,! promises 10 be very interesting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-23
MISS GRACE WATSON'S SAD CASE.
LockJaw Developed and Hopes OF hecor-
arx Ahnndnned-POlitical and PersOnnI.

TARMVILL1E, VA, September 2.-tSoe-
cial)-Ten days ago Miss Oracle Watson
the 1l-year-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Watson, while visiting relatives
in Farmyille. had the sad misfortune to
fan and break her arm. DIT. j. H. "h'e
was called IN, and rendered the necessary
surgical attention. and the httie glri I'M
nediatelv returned 10 her parents home
80 Prospect DEPOT. Several days after
wards she attended a picnic held at
Arnc,nattox church for the benefit of that
Ssndav school. and while romping the
handages On her arm came loose The
next dav she was seized with violent
wins and was brought back to Farm
Ill where she might have immediate
attention Of physicians Alas, however,
tho suffering kris wound very soon de-
,,nio,..d a case Of lockjaw, and to-day all
homes Of her recovery have been aban-
conel. Her father. who IS employed as
chief train dispatcher at waldo, tla-,
was telegraphed to and arrived here last
night.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Spencer Burger. son Of Mr. w. II. Bur-
ger. whose leg was badly broken by
kick from horse. is improving rapidly.
The nomination of Mr.. William X. Nc
is approved by the Democrats OF this Sec
lion. OF course, Ex-Governor Mckinney
was naturally the preference OF Prince
Edward people. Still. there will arise no
faction from those who might possibly
have been n little disappointed. Mr. Nc
Kenney may be well assured of Prince
Edwards doing her full duty on the 9th
OF November.
II has been announced that on the
second Sunday in October Mr.. Scheduled,
the lay evangelist. Of Danville, VIII begin
a series of meetings here in the Methodist
church.
one tobacco concern OF Farmville ship
ped go hogsheads Of fine tobacco this
week direct to Holland and Norway.
The Presbyterian church held sociabie
last night in the lecture-room in honor or
the Normal School girls who are members
Of that congregation. Refreshments were
served. and the evening was one or rare
enjoyment to all present.
Mr.. J. r. Cunningham Jr.. OF Lynch
burg. who came TO Farmville eight weeks
ago with twphoid-fever, has SO far re-
covered as 10 be able 10 get out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-23

rousing convention here to-day. Every
township had representatives. A strong
ticket was nominated. f.. II. Jones ana
William Hunter were named Tor the
House OF Representatives; W. b. Stafford.
for Clerk or Court; r. NJ. Macarthur. for
sheriff: n. l.. Transeau, for Register Of
Deeds. and j. +. Griiiith. for Treasurer.
Forcibie speeches were made by the
candidates, and by c. II. Watson and Dis
trict-Attorncy Il. II. Glenn. The latter
LEFT on the evening train TO make several
speeches In the eastern part OF the State.
He has consented to a request from Popu-
list Marian Butler to divide time with
him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-23
HELD UP BY HlcHWAYMEN.
Prominent Cattic-Dealer OF Floyd
County Robbed of 81. 900.

RADFORD, VA. September 22.-(Spe-
cial)-A. ID. Burnett, a prominent cattle
dealer of Floyd county, was held up by
masked men on the road from Christians
burg to Floyd Courthouse and robbed OF
H.coO. which consisted of five-dollar bills
and twenty dollar gold pieces. The men
were blackened. and in lonely place
stepped out and ordered him TO haI''
lie being n one-armed man, could mako
no resistance. so was forced to give up
the money. Mr. Burnett was returning
from Baltimore where he had taken
carload of cattle. He was robbed or
over 500 about five years ago. SO Tar
as known there is no clue to tho rob-
hers although he describes one as
large man and the other small.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-23
MS. HARRIS DIES SUDDENLY.
Democracy Growing Stronger Every Day
como Dependent Farmers.

Democracy Growing Stronger livery Day
'omc Dependent Farmers.
SCOTLAND NECK, y. C.. September
Il-lliss Anna Harris died I'M
20 her home, at Dawsons.
:-.' scotland Neck. two days ago; aged
..t ' years. she had been in feeble
r somc time, but no one thought
t.s 80 soon.
>,- 20 t1e lUke-warm Democrats have
tu they are surprised that Con-
..- .IJ'I have done as much in one
!.r as b. dsI \ good Democrat. who
n-> ...e strong Alliance man, said to
. espouient that NE sees more in
..l'y now than he did twenty years
very low price. Of cotton is making
' nfs f,el very respondent. They
.. "- hope ~ getting better prices
e. t..r peanuts than they did last year
farmers have made money this
SIR James Mitchell sold his crop
t .n, AMI 70 half acres for 500. There
'- t4 arl around Scotland Neck that
FL. lr good tobacco land. and IL IS
r.-ht that the farmers here will
l-t t Dlnsl4eyable quantity next year.
t.r l.Aa \. Carter. who has been here
..a. days. leaves this morning for his
-.a. 81 Apex.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-23
Simmons's Effective Speech.

HENDERSON. n. c., September 70
Special )-Hon. L. NJ. Simmons spoke
here this evening to a courtroom full
OF people Nearly 100 Populists and 200
colored people heard him, and remained
throughout the address. Two years ago
not one OF these Populists or one fourth
Of the colored people would have been
present. The speaker was In his happiest
vein, and made strong, convincing. and
effective speech
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-23
rnnnnke Eemnle College.

The opening of the Roanoke Female
College. at Danville. this session was
the best in the history OF that we'll
known and popular institution of learn
ing Rev. c. +. James is the president
OF the college. and is assisted by an able
corns OF teachers. who will keep up Its
me-honored reputation. The standard OF
the institution Is high, and the course
thorough in every respect
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-23
BY A. ~. Pollard
Of. X. Ellis, Aucttoneer).
TIPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, CAR
~ PETS, DRuGGBTs, RUGS, HOUSEHOLD
EIrRNIrfTPE o.

BY direction OF the owner. who IL de-
clining housekeeping, at No. 1911 west
Grace street, we will sell on
TUESDAY MORNING. sept. g. 1894
commencing at 1870 a. NJ,
l Very Handsome Ebony-Case tprtgho
Piano. in perfect order.
3 Handsome Oak Chamber Suits;
l Heavy Walnut Chamber Suit OF ~
pieces;
Also Spring Beds and Hair Mattresses,
Several Handsome Carpets in Moduee
Ingram, and Body brussels. prugsetA
Rugs, &C:
Very Handsome Oak Chifronnlere,
3 Toilet-Sets. in perfect order.
Extra-Iarge Massive Oak Hall-Racks
with Bevelled-Piate Mirror:
Handsome Parlor Suit, upholstered In
Raj Rug:
Chenille-Covered Couch:
l. Walnut Dining-Room Ieather-SAao
Chairs / Very Handsome Walnut Ex-
tension-Table, Walnut Buffet. l Wall
nut China Press. l Very Handsome
Mantle Clock with brass neures), IL
Very Handsome Framed Pictures, sew
raj Fancy Rockers. Bric-a-B rsc. SllveR
Knives, Forks Table, and Tea Spoons
Silver Plated Table-Castor and Cakes
Basket Ladies. &c.
The above goods are very valuable. and
will be sold at your own price.
+. h. ELLIS.
seq Auctloneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-23
w. Fl. HENRY FIRES FIRST GUN.
He Addresses TIE Democracy of Halifax
in an Earnest speech

He Addresses thc Democracy of Halifax
in an Earnest speech.
WELDON. X. c.. September 22-tSpe'
c..,-uoa. ". r. Henry fired the first
d. Democratic gun of the campaign At
s. .r.x to-day. The speaker was intro
l.... Orb OBJ" ass mllage Of the represen-
t.t.. Democrats OF tire county Icy Mr.. W.
Daniel SIR Henry said he was not
log. % abuse any set Ok men, bat %
esr..e those men who had deserted the
,.rtv for the sBhs Of office lie said the
moclatIc party was the great bulwark
G. American liberty. and ne would as soon
teN. thought ~ deserving the Army N
Northern virginia as OF dcscrting the
Iemo-tatc party. lie touched upon the
trn showing the cheaUeH'ns ~ the ne
e..s4iIes OF life by the recent Congress.
i.. cou.rusted the Democratic party with
gu. EeiItlictn party.
4 VERY BAD PARTY.
70. e.. tta Peoples party had put in
ana rI.n . the Farmers
-. and had fallen into the cess
I.qutIcau.sm. Ito said Butler,
.... a-I Harry skinner went about
t..n- about the Constitution and Jcfier-
.. ..f civil liberty and they knew
a0.4t 30 au.a ubo-t il as the man who
l.. .s.,r heard II the story Of Sampson
. r- bible. when they attempted TO
. ~ t.at t.e democratic party was re-
.sf fcr tie want and despair of the
o.. s..i. f.r about two hours, and put
$50 s.ue good ticks for the Democratic
.-r d.. predicted an overwhelming
-t-- majority IN North Carolina
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-23
ROCKY MOUNTS BIG SALES.
Arrest Of Virginia Fugitive from Justice
in North Carolina Personal

in North Caroiina--Personni.
ROCKY MOUNT. N. c.. September a.
Especial Tobacco sales at the three
warehouses yesterday amounted TO over
$1,000. the heaviest In the history OF
this market. All the aoors are covered
again this morning, and sales will last
all day.
To-day ut the Armstrong grove. the
Populists are having a meeting and speak
Ing.
Jim westray (colored). who. on August
18th, near Suffolk. Va. seriously Injured
a white man by striking him on the head
with a large blackjack walking cane. was
arrested here by Chief Calhoun last night
and turned over to the Virginia authorizes
TO answer the grand Jury's charge fol
assault.
Mr.. Thomas Y. Braswell. a prominent
Nash county farmer and merchant. who
has been critically Ill since Monday, is
slightly improved this morning.
Miss Loula Arlington. OF Hilliardston
is visiting friends In town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-23
Profitable Tobacco Market.

loDlSbURG. n. C.. September e.
N.ecia)-Tobacco has been moving
',f'.y on this market recently. on Thurs
eay Q, this week the sales amounted 70
hi.fs than 500. while on Friday the
'-'s continued all day and part OF
.-ay. more than $4,000 worth being sold.
4..@cc) came here from all OF the adj
..'-'is counties and the warehousemen
gay vat large sales viii continue. as the
iri"efs are well pleased with the prices
V.ia t'1 on this market.
''lNcal matters are progressing Ia
''''iy There viii be no fusion in this
Buy. There are three tickets In the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-23
Big Shipment of Chickens.

GkEENSBORO. n. c.. September 22.-
Np'c'alJ Your correspondent learns that
sb'p, 100 coops OF chickens have been
@!Dpei from Randolph county since
January. These coops contained an ave
rec u twenty-five chickens TO the coop.
making about $500 chickens
Af. Addison A. Grimes. OF High Point,
S'ta At his home. ia that place. few
Gays slnce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-23
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
STOCK OF GROCERIES,
Store Fixtures, Wagon,
Harness, &c,
AT AUCTION.
BY A. ]. Bradley & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Manchester. Va.
Dy VIRTUE OF TWO CERTAIN

DY VIRTUE OF TWO CERTAIN
ID trust deeds, both bearing date December
IS, 1881, the first recorded in the Clerks
office OF the Hastings Court OF Manches-
ter, Deadlock II, page s.. the second
recorded In said Clerks Office. Deadlock
Ii. page Z. to the undersigned trustees,
default having been made in the payment
of the several sums secured by said deeds,
and being directed so 20 do by the Board
of Directors of the Granite Building Com
pany, we will sell at public auction, on
the premises. on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER q, 1894,
at s o'clock 2. NJ, the REAL ESTATE.
described In the first deed ss fronting
q feet on the east line Of Eleventh street
between Stockton and Everett streets, and
running back III feet TO an alley 10 Feet
wide, with DWELLING thereon, No. az;
and immediately thereafter the REAL
ESTATE described In the second deed as
fronting % feet on the east line OF
Eleventh street between Stockton and
Everett streets, and running back ~ feet
to an alley 10 feet wide, with DWELLING
thereon, No. PA.
TERMS: As to both sales. cash. as TO
expenses Of executing this trust. and to
paw the sum OF s67202, due under each
deed; the residue on terms announced on
EDWARD s. ROSE,
GEORGE 8. VASHON.
JOSEPH ". THOMAS,
A 7 Rradley e. Co. seq
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-23
Assicuruent of n Druggist.

RALEIGH. " c.. September 2.-(Spe~
cial Thomas J. Watts. who not long
ago began the drug business here, as
slgred to-day with about $500 liabilities.
J. T. johnson is the largest CREDITOR
being preferred FOR 1860.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-23
FOR REST.
DY FRANK ID. HILL & CO., q
- 6NORTH ELEVENTH. STREET. u
LARGE DWELLINGS

LARGE, DIV ELl.lN0S.
81, 500 per snnum--West Franklin street.
10 rooms, furnished; elegant, large,
modern, and convenient vacant
about October 16, 1894.
$500 per annum-No. ! east Main street.
10 rooms; modern, good order, nice
locality.
5000 per az num-No. 1l12 Capitol street.
Modern and convenient: 10 rooms;
fronting Capitol Square. Vacant
September 80. 1894. =,
sGCQ per annum-No. 3l6 Byrd street. IL
rooms range, hot and cold water
I.atrobe: modern. beautiful locality,
overlooking CANDLES Hill.
$40 per annunI-No. i0i west Main street.
S rooms; modern. Vacant september
%, 1894
500 per annum-No. 400 west Main street.
s rooms; modern; ten minutes ride
TO business. Special inducements.
800 per annum-No 5l9 east Leigh street.
rooms; modern. Good order.
500 per annum-No. 10 east Clay street.
8 rooms. VIII repair, good locality.
$500 per annum--No. sos north Twelfth
street rooms. Vacant October i.
1894
$500 per annum-No. III Grove avenue.
rooms; cottage. large lot. Vacant
September I, 1921.
500 per arnum-No. JOB north Twelfth
street rooms. Good order.
$685. per annum--No. 1ll3 west Main.
rooms. VIII repair. :,
s2l6 per annum-No. 1921 east Marshall
street. rooms; modern.
$50 per annum-Cottage corner twenty
ninth and /. streets. rooms, stable
etc, and half square ground.
si1o per annum-No. 2505 east Grace street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-23

VICTORIA DOG-CART, FINEOAR.
' PETS. FURNITURE, &C.. At AUCTION.
1 win sell. at my suction.r0oms a 10"
A. NJ. ,nx
Victoria, made BY Ainslis, In thorough
repair:
Dog-Cart: $1,000
upholstered In brocateIle:
Walnut ParIor Suit. In plush:
Excellent Velvet. Body Brusseis u ana
other PsrIor. Chamber. Hall. ana 0'a''
Walnut and Mahogany Secretaries;
1 Twelve Foot PEDESTAL Oak Extensio"-
Table and Walnut Extension-Tao!es:
Oak Hat Racks. Oak and otner "u,
robes, Walnut and other Double anu
Single Bedsteads, Bed-Springs, MAY,
tresses. Woven-wire and Upholsteren
Cots. bureaus, Wash-Stands, Couenes'
Chairs. Sofas. and Pictures, etc.
A large number Of Law and Meuica'
1 Metal,rrame Outside Showcase:
Cooking and Heating-Stoves. ana va
riety Of miscellaneous articles .vo
se1 Auctio7eer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-23
ausrNrss OPPORTUNITIES.

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10 rooms; steam, not water, ETC.
SMALL DWELLINGS.
Sill per rnonth-No. ei Beverly street.
rooms; good order. Special induce
ments for good tenant
5000 per month-No. 526 Brook. avenue.
rooms; just finished with CITY
$40 Der month-No. 1900 east Broad street.
nice rooms over store
50 per month-No;, sl5 south zine street,
50 per month-No. Gil south Pine street.
rooms. VIII repair,
81 per mouth-No. ~ Buchanan street. 6
81 per month-No. $40 Spring street. A
ssg per month-Upper part No. IL south
Eighteenth street. rooms.
sc per month--No. 325 Nicholson street. 6
rooms; large lot. with water.
DWELLINGS FOR CoLoRED PEOPLE.
SO per month-No. POI north Seventeenth
street. rooms: city water and gas;
good order.
$50 Der month-No. SOC north Thirteenth
street. 4, rooms; city water.
81 per month-No. "a west Canal street.
Sc per month each-Nos. 27O9. 27ll, 27l3, and
27i7 q street. rooms each. VIII
IS per month-No. 10 st. James street.
s. per mcnth-No. 1913 north Twenty
seventh street. 4 rooms.
"a per month-Two Rooms. No. 70 west
Canal street
STORES AND BUSINESS PLACES.
5000 Der annum-No 1911 east Cary street,
formerly occupied by j. j. Wilson,
Son & co. floors and cellar, ele-
vator &c.
$500 per ADMINISTRATIONS corner Brown
and Concord streets, fronting Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway. floors,
good frontage.
1926 per annum-No. 1910 east Main street.
Store and rooms. in good order
$3.50 per month-No. 5li north Seven
teenth street Store and rooms.
Store.
Sc per month-No. 3O4 south Laurel street.
rooms and store.
OFFICES.
No. sos east Grace street. rooms; fitted
I'D especially for physician. hot and
cold water. Special inducement.
s10O Der annum-Nice once over National
Bank of Virginia; fronting Eleventh
street.
SIS per annum--Nice Offices over National
Bank of Virginia. third floor.
$50 per annum each-Nice Offices over gil
east Main street; second floor. Suit
able for lawyers.
s14 per annum-Two Nice Basement
Rooms at No. IL north Sixth street;
bright and dry. Suitable for ply
stefan.
500 per annum-Nice Office over oil east
Main street; third floor, front room.
go 12-ft
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-23
r. B. Chamn g. Co..
n. W. Bowe. and
]. b. Elan & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTIONSALE

4 NOMMlSStONEhS AOOlAONohhE
VALUABLE THREE.sToRY STOCK
BRICK DWELLING,
sTRE liaEi pEs sHf; Al AS No: Jos,
WITH BRICK STABLE IN REAR.
BY virtue OF a decree Of Richmond
1892. in the cause OF Ro. Mott vs.. A. j;
Mott ct ais, the undersigned, special
commissioners appointed for the purpose,
will sell by public auction. on the
premises. on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER %. 1894
at $50 o'clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY de.
scribed in said decree as ALL THAT LOT
OF GROUND in the city Of Richmond,
with BRICK DWELLING thereon. No
lO6 south Third street, fronting on the
west side Of Third street IS feet. more
less and S Ssey eaa Se
tween parallel lines 100 feet to an alley
in the rear, bounded on the north by
the lot of Henry Bodsker's estate, ana
A. Sublett, Esq, and being the same lot
Of land whereof Virginia Mott died seized
and which was devised by her last VIII
and testament.
This property Is located IN one of the
most desirable neighborhoods In the city,
on the beautiful street leading out 10
CANDLES Park. and very convenient 10
business and churches.
TERMS: One-fourth cash. and the resi-
due In three equal instruments at six.
twelve. and eighteen months for notes,
with s per cent. interest added from day
OF sale, and the title retained until the
whole purchase-money Is paid and a con-
ysyance ordered by the court.
JAMES ASTON CABEI.L.
W. c. PRESTON,
r. l.. MONTAGUE,
Special Commissioners.
I, Charles W. Goddin. Clerk OF the said
court. certify that tho bond required OF
the special Commissioners by the decree
in said cause OF November Is. 1892, has
been duly given.
Given under my hand this 5th day Of
May. 1881 CHARLES W. GODDdN;
&c IS Clerk.
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FOR RENT
-III-~-.~@
FOR RENT
~-'~-~-~
LNOR RENT. GA
DESIRABLE DWELLINGS,
WITH MODERN IMPROVEMENTS


No. 800 Leigh street. between Eighth anu
Ninth; s rooms, - >-t,.h
No. GA Marshall street between Ninth
and Tenth, with II rooms. 49,,
No. 1903 Twelfth street between pto''
and Marshall. with 8 rooms, >,or
No. 407 Eleventh street between "a'
shall and Clay. with Il rooms. r,.,,
No. 5l3 Seventh street between Niay
and Leigh, with s rooms.
No. $40 seventh street between Clay ana
Leigh, with rooms besides detacheo
kitchen. ,.-, ,a
No. SO7 Main street between Third ana
Fourth; 10 rooms; suitable for doctor
or dentist. o.,.,
No. Sls south Third street. near Cam
ble's Hill, with 10 rooms.
No 49, northeast corner f1rst anu
Canal streets 10 rooms; stable on loi.
No. 1919 Floyd avenue between Linden
and Beech, rooms; stable on lot
No. 1926 Floyd avenue. near Lomparuy
street, rooms.
No. 27O2 Franklin street, opposite Libby
Hill Park. 7 rooms.
Also other dwellings, both large ana
small. In all parts OF the city. Gail OF
send for RENT-LIST.
RI. SELDOM TAYLOR & SON,
Sc Bit Eleventh and Bank Streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-23

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