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Simmer Resort @uioes.
GOING TO THE COUNTRY?

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Looking for some place which combines
Health Pleasure Economy
>, ~ .ena q cents for postage. or call and get III
~ 10. s h.iow the Illustrated book. Summer HomeA
+, ,s list Of hotels farm and boarding houses win
BOARD AT 81 PER WEEA
,s inward IN Sullivan Ulster and Delaware Counties on
Mo 49, Ia. a nd branches OF the Newlork ontario ana
e.nrn Raway; above the sea location prices
eli in H. In York at No. Battery P'ace,
ia .. al GA and 323 Broadway. 10 Asor Place TO-
III East i25h ST.. 21J West I2Jth ST. 23l Column
bu. Hv Ticket Offices foot Of Franklin ard West z2d '
gus ~ :; In Court St $50 Fulton st. IS Broadway zaS
n BroonSh : Ssreeopont ILL Situated HOMES.
consnns hatone reproductions from photographs OF 'sv
W rr.r Uomes can purchased Of any ticket AGENT
prlc. DC j. c. Anderson General Passenger Agent %
E Nav 30 and 30 excursion tickets for one fare will os
III ~ proadway and ferry ofhces giving an oppor'
,uny OF personally selecting Summer home ana a,o
loving days fishing In this delightful res'on' TICKETS
cooI returning May 81.
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GedChcrs.

l,RENCII language taught thoroughly. pupil
residence. diploma Prot. u. fANN. - ". t'ih st.
II RIvATE TUITION with EXCEPTIONAL ad,aniASes In a
j refined home under a Harvard graduate - ..is 81
peri~ncc In Address Rev. J. II. CONVERSE.
Law Library Baltimore ND
FI,EACIiIR In nary wishes summer engagement.
i music. German kindergarten. Address ADVERTISER.
327 East i1th-@.
II, UTOR-A Everett Stone ,Yal"l Bal Fifth Ave. Tu-
j forinC college examinations speciality. Recon-
.nded BY Or. Greer "a conscientious ana competent
educator"
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5fbool Asentles.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors IeAchers Iutofs CosernesssA
&C.. to colleges. Schools and Families Appy 10
Mrs NJ J. YOUNG FULTON. y Union square
LrisK TEACHERS AGENCIES. S-w-York. boston.
Il Chicago. Angeles. u Y. Cfocker. w - Kerr.
V w. .. Pratt N. T.. AAnag-rs. 10 9th
N1fRIAM COYRIERI-S Teachers Agency supplies pro-
lVI fes tutors ieacers gyerresses ETC. IN all deps
schools carefully recommended 100 ah-ays 18th
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A r,e,d Book OF Two Hundred Song. Game ana ""'''
prds Bv MABEL. OsGOoD WRIGHT. with '"''-
mage plates containing 12s BIRDS IN i'r''"
rp,r. COryoRs, AND OTHER l-hOsr"N' '0''''
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Mr. Saintsburys book contains 10 his own
words. "a kind OF foreshortene3 review OF the i'm
pressons. and the corrections Of them which the
great Victorian writers had produced or under
gone in my own case during the last thirty years
Accordingly have essays on Thackeray Tenny-
son. Carlyle, Swinburne. Macaulay, Browning.
Dickens. Arnold. Morris. Ruskin and or two
Others. Mr.. Saintsbury Is always interesting and
sometimes irritating; interesting because he Al
ways says exactly what he thinks; irritating. be-
cause he says 1t in such cocksure manner. The
paper on Carlyle Is perhaps the most satisfactory
In the book: II Is both broad and deep. and gen
timely sympathetic We help suspec;ing
that the thing in Carlyle that appeals most strong
" to Mr.. Ssintsbury IS his hatred Of democracy.
1T IL the proudest memory OF my own life he
says that a person of distinction said to
me In q rage You like Carlyle because he has
made you more OF a Tory than the devil had made
you already" But after the fluctuations which
Carlyles reputation has experienced during the
last fifteen years 1t is refreshing to find truly
critical essay unnhuenced by petty consideration.
We know Of only article on Carlyle. published
since his DEATH that Is superior to this: the one
by Mr. Birrell in the first series OF "Obiter Dicta"
Thackeray's merits are particularly well summed
IN in two sentences. why that should be perma-
nent!y charming in art which is frequently tedious
in pa.ur. is hard. is perhaps impossible to tell.
But the fact is fact beyond question.
and II Is In this fact mainly that the certainty OF
Thackerays appeal consists" The whole book is
DELIGHTFULLY."- conversational in tone, and Is never
dull In style its merits and dement's are pecu-
ltarly British; II is curious that a man who knows
the French language and literature so perfectly
as Mr. saintsbury does should never betray the
slightest GaIifc influence either in his opinions
in the expression of them.
The Amateur Emigrant." now published for the
lrst time the story OF the ocean voyage TO which
the well-known Across the Plains was the land
sequel The most notable quality In the book is the
authors power OF minute observation. Nothing
seems to have escaped his keen eye, and for this
kind Of literature his style is almost IDEAL 1t Is
simplicity itself; 1t Is surprisingly vivid 1t is preg-
nant with wisdom. and 1t holds the readers at,en-
don from the nrst page to the last. Stevenson
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NEw-YO aK NETWORK
MI ISs PEBBLES AND MISS THOMPSON'S
AVA BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
30. e and "a East 9th Street
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obstruction.

ID RINCETON UNIVERSITY.
EXAMINATIONS 1895
Examinations for admission 10 tho Freshman. Sophie
more Junior cassel OF all departments 0. Princeton
University will he held in the city OF New York
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. JUNE 13 AND ~ 1895.
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. In the LECrI RE
ROOMS OF THE NETWORK LAW SCHOOL. on THE
EIGHTH FLOOR Of TIE EQUITABLE BUILDING. 100
BROADWAY.
Students intending enter the Freshman Class year
later pass this time preliminary examination.
covering d portion II the entrance requirements
PRIZE OF xl0O will be given by THE PRINCETON
CLUB OF NEW YORK 10 the applicant who at such
time. ola
Freshman Class the prize BE- paid
after matriculatOn
For catalogues handbOoks examination papers. and
further Information apply to
NJ TAYLOR PYNE. II. % Wast.
GEORGE W. BtRLEIGH. 92. III Broadway.
H. n. VAN DYKE. Registrar. Princeton. n. J.
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6ummer Resorts.
the MT. PLEASANT HOUSE,

xr.prsr HOTEL TO MT. WASHINGTON.
-oo ,, above sea level 49, miles beyond the famous
Crawford Notch o,r>.c TIME ,ortr
,-s a.. ,,.napement Of Anderson & Price. Of Hotel
Ormond Florida. Pure Mountain Air, Pure Moun,ain ~,
Spring Water and Hrandes' scenery IN Athletic" '"' -
Tn. Hotel has made most attractive with electric
~. suites OF rooms. with pri. are
hshs and ali liz: Improvements 1t Is now the oes
rssor in he mountains. An Artesan We'll ~,
sse, deem furnishes abundant supply OF the pur~'
water. . ss-o..., ., A. q n eNaITII
y = Summer Resort Asso. Park Place mornings Ut
Fifth Avenue Hotel. ~ l., afternoons.
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Us4h &c IKE IA5I
Certificate admits q Q. c9iIegs: and Scientific
s fitch s23
nouncement mailed on application to the Secretary.
he Ss., ,ssl,Is. for ,hETSS:s
Of s and
For Boys and Young Men.-Country.
"A SCHOOL Tor ten boys under - years. July list to
september ~" ''"'' DtPUY SCHOOL. Trenton. n. J.
RoRDEYT9wS q = N M1.TA rn,I !SSTITuTE
" ch H@y T. + D. !" LHx S'; coMMHSbANr.
T. I.MwooD SCHOOL. FOR BOYS a, Milford. Conn.
~ w Ts DO s p Sy the ns
s..r my school, the school " FRANK NJ s sT
forts Of HOME 20 boys Francis H. Brewer. y. NJ Prin
prmsis ss
Business Course Shorthand. Type~ritng relesraphy
MLEwoo9 :io Gon0s " tn. ben. to s
life Boys enter ci' IFri "s'5 YAK a S'" H. rrn
- INNER SCHOOL At NANTUCKET for boys who are
- backward in studies and boys who have condition, 70
shs Sp Ina r. to p "G ss e
SuMMEE School a, The reesslI = ~ Military
eellen' Send or circular to COT Louis H. orlcHan rrin
CT. JOHNS SCHOOL. MANLIus. n. Y;
- School for Boys for Study Recreation.
Excursion Schooshr around Lake Ontario and the
thousand Islands Excursion Scholarship along Atlantic
Coast. Apply TO Col. VIM VERBECK President
VACATION sCHOOI.-studv optional: 900 IT 81. Camp
ing boating. riding ~ saddle and driving ponies and
horses. NEWTON On. j INSTiTITE
Fer Young Iadies.-Country.
A COPY or THE NEN MANUAL OF
n THE cAMFkIpGE SCHOOL
H lN Hphs GiMAN . Ba,ir s~s carnhrdse
INGLEsIpI-A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
i NEW MILFORD. LITCHFlELD Co. CONN
Opens Tuesday October la. 1895
Post graduate Mrs. WM. ID. BLACK Patronesa
81 MARY's SCHOOL.
- GARDEN CITY y. Y.
College Preparatory Elective Courses ~ study New
Manual issued January nrs:. Applications fos the
Principals European party should be made At once
MISS JULIA II FARWEii. Principal
WALNUT LANE SCHOOL.
Boarding. Day and College Preparatory FOR Girls. both
year opens Sept. 25,h For circular address
Mrs THEODORE B RICHARDS Principal
Miss SARA LOUISE TRACY. A. NJ. Associate Principal
Gcrr.a ntown. Philadelphia
Miscellaneous.
W'NrED-A PROPERTY SUITABLE FOR RoYs'
Boarding School q tho hishes, grad.
PRINCIPAL. Room q West IAN =,
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A Bold Thief.

Two negroes entered the store OF ), M Is;
Goode & Son, corner OF flr ,,ighi about
I O'clock. and asked to look at some
shoes. A., or vas examining
q ,,aSr of shoes the other manase1 10 o
p", nair under his coat. Mr.. Goode
little SON however saw him. ran and out SSC of
the alarm. one Of the men ra IA 90 ~ do
rhe store and the other attempted 10 , III
9l. but Mr.. Goode was too QUICK cR
for him, and bol ted the msn door anu INT"
me negro broke loose, ana, graspiit ,s
fastenings and told Mr. Coo Goode rb me Young Young
XII KAN h stepped back, and then the ne aiII
r ,d the brass handle. which ne glass las,
held and smashed the sn FTenf the Pi sides Of
III n a. broken pane with his naked hands as
he tore the FRAGMENTS o GTom tne ram"
and sprang through the 1P Get Outside and
,,ine he alarm the man had escaped
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18

o.,.s,,,o commencing JANUARY O. i
Eastern standard time .,.,,ou
7oo A. NJ. Leaves Byrd-sresr .tbs ans
q" ." ''' daily. stops at hipe q,
local stations. AN Bal
,,nore' IL noon; Ph,Iads'paat
IN - o.: New fork;, -
NJ Pullman car 20 was"
7.o A NJ. i New York and ,, rlSr'e ~
I'd" ~ ''' Special composed ent're' Ears.
p,'Ilman Vestlbuied a.,
iasvns Byrd-Street 5000 ..'s
daiiy' except Monday, ral.
Washington il:i0 a. M;, Do.
timore 2 q 7; NJ I pnltaqse ea r.
n No extra fare other '"~'
Teqular Pullman charge, .,,on
,..oo 80, Issves Byrd-Street S,s,ans
R'W nooh' dsiIv except sundays; S.op'
a1 Elba, Ashland, D osSwsn'
Giford. FrederichsO"s'
nroake and Whitewater. IN
rives al Washington az Si~
n. Baltimore AZ o."
N philadelphia, l.g r. ,iso
Sa,y York. i0.3S +. VI. tnr.i
nnnects with Congress,ou,,5
limited. arriving at p Sn,y
,oopn g.st r. M. and New New
York efs T.. NJ. Bu1et PaF'o'
rer 20 Washington. ,o,,
=, aaves Byrd-Street stauvh
TIV r. NJ dsiIy. sleeping cars N.h-
u nond 10 New York and WASH,
ington 30 Philadelphia stops
F,iba, Ashland. DoswelI'
Niftrd d, Fredericksp.uls,
Rrooke and Whitewater. S.opS
Al othet stations on SUNDAY
rives at Washington az
;ii6 y NJ: Baltimore. IL isS
NJ: Philadelphia, $50 A.
Al New, York. 6SS A IA
CA AZ Arr,ves, AT Byrd-Street sta
o." ~ 'A' ton daily. Sleeper vt r9in NeT
- I.ra4artpk ghurg. NIL
ford. boswell Ashisaa anu sna
Flba. stops at otheT So
tons Oh sundays. leaves
Washington at 40 A. NJ
oEpM Avtves at Byrd-Street s ~,
80 T. W. ion daily except sunday
stops az local stations snn
Elba. Leaves washington Ir,or
lg,2' from on Washington.
c..,p Al Arrives at Byrd-Street sts'
900 / w. lion daily. Stops AT fieS-
cricksburg. boswell and Ash-
land pullman cars Itouh
%ew York and Washington,
leaves Washington az S;sO
y n. Does not stop AT Elpe'
,..o- At Arrives az Byrd-Street sts-
lz'zo ~ VI" ion daily. This Is the Ia,
nous C Congressional Limited
between New York and Wssh,
ington, leaving New ,e aSrs
washington at $40 J..
stops AT Elba and rrlnelpai
local stations. ,,,,,oDA
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMopH-
Tn)N.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
aoo p. NJ, Leaves ,Byrd-street station.
~" Arrives lat Fredericksburg at
$40 L 81.
Ga, NJ Arrives AZ Byrd-Street sta
Gov ~ ton. Leaves Fredericksburg
AT sos A. NJ.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
$40 A NJ. Leaves Elba. Arrives at Ash
land at IA A. NJ.
600 p NJ. Leaves Elba. Arrives at Ash
land at u Z. NJ. -
Gao A. NJ, Arrives a. Elba; Leaves ASH
land at 500 A. NJ.
6.Oi II NJ, Arrives al Elba Leaves ASH
land at SIS Z, NJ.
G. A. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager.
u. T u. MYERS Genl Supt.
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Jus,ice Johns Court,

Vincent Rye was arraIgped before ed0r, y yes-
tee crutchdsd nth in the Of FV obsruStng the
INuaS o'Ik o' ON Third and Broad streets
With ffsit d stand B si%sr G i9ahfs
were piotSio c;iielmo who had their
1 stanas corner Of Seventh ana aTae,s srG Tel
streets and Tenth and Main q s, aseb and
s sppoS am appeal to the Hustngs Court IN
oo1e 20 lest the city ordinance, when
prohibits the selling OF .fruit on S'ree'
An attachment was issued against i tba
Leslie, who failed TO aPpeat vi Kete
'cSarge of cursing and abusing ha'e
Glazebrook. .,,.c,oa NTH heinq
drink and disorderly and using prolahe
iapguage TO Police Officer {. IL. Hughes
She was fined 81 and costs. . a..
Nelson Cauthorn and Joe WEBSTER, tne
800 cclored were fined $3.50 and costs
each, each for assaulting and beating each
o' iohn Robinson had to pay 81 and costs
for being drunk.
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ja4-fr4w
DOR SALE.


Pursuant to an order OF the United
States Circuit Court Tor the Western
District OF Virginia, in the case of Paul
Hutchinson, Admir-. against the Wythe-
Vile Insurance and Banking Company.
l Will. on
MONDAY. January u. 1898,
sell at public auction, FIFTEEN LOTS,
lying in Melrosa subdivision OF Man.
chester, described as follows:
Lot No. |, in square q: Nos. q, 10, and
~, in square Z; Nos. q and III. In square
ID; No. 6, in square IL; Nos. IL and Is,
in square 4; Nos. 8 and 20, in square 10;
No. II, in square rs; No. 10, in square
IL: No. ., i'm square .. and No. 4, in
square 20 of the subdivision of Melrose,
as shown by a plat made by James 7.
Redd * Son, dated December 1, 1890,
and recorded in Plat Book, pages 322-3.
The lots front 10 feet each way and
run back to an alley in common. The
above lots were conveyed by William ID.
Rice TO II. G. Wadley. and by II. G..
wadiey TO the Wytheville Insurance
and Banking Company. The sale viii
take place at the front door of the court
house, In the city of Manchester, at II
o'clock on Monday, the 2lst day OF
January, 1925.
TERMS: One-third cash. and balance
upon a credit of six. twelve. and eighteen
months, 10 be evidenced by notes. with
good security. II. b. MAuPlN,
de2l-fr4w Receiver.
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BY T.. A. Catlin,
Anctioneer.

L OF LAND IN HENRlCO COUNTY.
ON THE CHICKAHOMINY, ABOUT
THREE MILES FROM SEVEN PINES,
BEING THE LANDS NOW OCCUPIED
TANNING 1854 45-lO0 ACRES, AND THE
OTHER ADJOINING THE ABOVE on
THE EAST, AND CONTAINING 1861
ACRES WHICH is A PART or THE
ESTATE FORMERLY OWNED BY
has low grounds, suitable for growing hay
and corn, and also uplands. which are
represented to be well adapted for truck
ing. There Is also an abundance of pine.
elm and ash on each tract. and much OF
IL will make morchantable lumber, which
can be economically marketed
In execution OF trust deed TO me by
john A. Lacy, ct ais, dated February II.
1889. and recorded in Henrco County
Court clerks office, in ID. b. 12G A., page
payment of the notes therein secured,
and being required so to do by the holder
of said notes. l Will. OH
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1ST,
at II o'clock noon, in front OF Henrico
county courthouse. sell, at public auc-
ton, TO the highest bidder, the TWO
TRACTS OF LAND above described or
so much thereof as may be necessary
TO pay the costs of executing this trust
and to satisfy the amount due on said
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the costs
OF executing this trust, as well as the
sum of $1,000. and interest thereon from
October ., 1894. until paid and the bal
ance in equal payments at one and TWO
years, with interest added and title re-
tanned until all the purchase money is
paid and conveyance is orderer by the
Chancery Court OF Richmond.
l.. w. HARRIS,
ja4-fr4w Trustee.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE TUESDAY.

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE TUESDAY.
January 5. 1896.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND:
800 A NJ, Arrive Petersburg 98l A. NJ.
Norfolk ~ - A. ~. Stops only
al Petersburg, Wayerly and
Suffolk. Va.
900 a. NJ. Arrives petersburg $50 A. II.
Weldon 1875 a. NJ, Fayette-
Vile 80 T.. NJ. Charleston.
III 10 T. 81, Savannah lis A
NJ, jacksonville 100 A. ".
Connects at Wilson with No
A., arriving Goldsbor0 800 r.
NJ, Wilmington $40 p 81.
Pullman sleeper New York TO
Port Tampa.
255 p. ~, Local. arrives Petersburg 3.l2
L. n. Makes all stops.
BIO p. Nj, Arrives Petersburg 6s5 p. NJ.
Norfolk $40 Il. NJ. Makes ali
7Is P. NJ. Arrives Petersburg 1916 p. NJ.
Weldon s:A II. NJ, Fayetts,
VILE 1888 a. NJ. Charleston
go A ~. Savannah 73 A.
NJ. Jacksonville 1880 =. NJ.
NEW LINE TO MIDDLE
GEORGIA POINTS Arrlylng
Aiken 1870 A. NJ, Augusta 5
A. ~. Macon II a. NJ. Al
lanta 1915 +. NJ. Pullman
Sleeper New York 10 Charles
ton, st. Augustine, Port Tam
pa, AIKEN. Augusta and Macon
il:f0 II. NJ, Arrive Petersburg l2.Z A. NJ.
Burkeyllle 24l A. NJ. Lynch
burg i:55 a. NJ. Roanoke SIS
A. NJ. Bristol III 20 A. N.
pullman Sleeper Richmond 10
Lynchburg.
1888 A. NJ, Arrives Petersburg Loo A. M,
Weldon Pas A. NJ, Henderson,
i:Ot A. NJ, Raleigh 5:l7 A. Ma
Elberton 2:N Il. NJ, ..Aanta
5V3 4. NJ. Pullman Sleeper
Washington TO Atlanta.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
$50 A. NJ. From Jacksonville, Savannah,
Charleston, Atlanta. Macon.
Augusta and Weldon.
$40 A. NJ, Atlanta Athens and Raleigh.
S.26 A. NJ, Lynchburg and the West
ii:05 A. NJ. Norfolk. Suffolk and Peters
burg.
S:3S Il. NJ, Jacksonville. s a v n a n /.
Charleston, Wilmington, Colds
boro and Weldon.
IDp 4. NJ, Norfolk. suffolk, Wayerly aud
Petersburg.
s:D +. NJ, l.ynchburg and the West
4. NJ. EMERSON,
J. X. kENLY, Traffic Manager.
General Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
STEAM BOATS


VIRGINIA NAVIGATION COMPANIES
' JAMES RIVER LINE for the sea-
shore, cheapest and most pleasant route
TO Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old Point, New
port New S. Claremont and James River
landings. Connections-At Old Point and
Norfolk, for Hampton and Smithheld,
Va, Washington ID. c., Baltimore, Phila-
delphia and New York. James river by
daylight. Great tourist line. James
town. Dutch Gap and war scenery. Rates
less than half charged by rail Fare TO
Portsmouth, old Point and Norfolk, 81 80
and 81. Steamer Poeahontas leaves Rich
mond every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY at Z a NJ. (STREET CARS
9G.n1t DiRECTLY TO STEAMERS
WHARFO for aboye-nameG places.
T n rough tickets on sale on steamer and
at CARRIERS Agency, No. sol Main street.
faepage checked through. State-roorns
engaRed for day or night Music by a
FRI fGHT.-Freight received daily for
aboye-named places and Eastern North
Harolina: also for Eastern Shore of Viz
ginia and all regular landings on the
James river. at LOWEST RATES and
through bills Issued
IRWIN WEISIGER. Superintendent
EDWARD Il. BARNEY, President
General Offices-Planters' Bank Build
ing.
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Taylorsyille Notes.

TAYLoRsVILLE, N; c., Jan. 1I;mSpe-
S elsni seven miles from this place was
broken into last Sunday night G ana
about $40 worth of goods stolen ous,
nicion was at once fiNed upon a hesro
man lin James, who lived In the
nai~bhorhood. Sheriff Watts, with Mr.
barnes and others, came to town iasr
tiS arrest lanes confessed, told where
the The goods We're, and also implicated an;
ether negro, Charles Murdoch. who lived
here. Murdoch was also arrested iast
showing anything about the goods beng
Thev will be tried next week. at the
regular spring term OF the superior
Mr. Atkins. OF Marion, n. c., editor
of the Marion Record, is in town pros
peciing. with a view TO establishing
newspaper here.
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II f. 4 Lssls
J. FRAME DWELLINGS On E 11a:5r
SIDE or THIRTY SECOND, .oS Sli.hEi -
BETWEEN X AND 5 STKbblo'
BY virtue OF a certain deco Oh tluSI
dated 2ith December, lS9Z, OF Isc ,t
In the clerks Office Henrico county Cqul.'
Deed Book l41 b, page 3l4, delauit Ia dhe
ing been made In the pay mehI VI .ny
note thereby secured and being rev. ui Iii en-
so to do by the beneficiary, we VIII sei'
by auction, upon the premises; on ,oo-
FRIDAY the 18th Day of Jan, 1872, n,
al 4:30 o'clock +. NJ, that certain - - :,
OF LAND, lying and being in the county !n
OF HCnrico. with ali improvements t heIeA1
on. ON the east side Of Thirty-secolnl'u
street, between X and streets, coi,i,
mencing at a point distant 80 Ieet no III, -,
OF II street, thence running north"aauiy
along said Thirty-second street anu anu,
fronting thereon 40 feet, ana eA tat. ~, =
back within parallel lines IA ieet 70
an alley i6 feet wide, and designa'e ef
as Lot No. 10, and northern ~ leet Vi
Lot No. 20. Square f, Galway. ~, cola
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses oI sai g
and a balance of 81 800, due on note, WIZ MI
interest from oath December, 1914, par q
ance. il any, at twelve months wiz, WIN
nnr cent. added, and secured by deeu Oh
trust upon the property:o,r,
WILLIAM ID. RICE,
iato,d Trustees.
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In execution of certain deed of trust
dated 18th October, 1893, to the under
signed as trustee, and recorded in Hen
rico County Court, Deed Book LA A.
page 312, being required so TO do by the
holder Of one of the notes thereby Sc
cured, default having been made in the
payment thereof, | will offer for sale,
upon the premises at time above men
toned. the REAL ESTATE described in
said deed as "All that certain TRACT
OF LAND, lying and being in the county
of Henrico, about six miles west of the
city of Richmond, and situated on the
Deep Run turnpike or Broad-Street road,
bounded on the west by the said turn
pike. on the east by the land now or
formerly owned by j. S. Lindsey, and on
the south by a new road, opened from
New Bethlehem road to said Broad-Street
road
TERMS: Cash as TO cost and expenses
of sale, all past-due taxes, If any, and
suficiency to pay off a note of $1,000,
due nth October, 1891, but subject 10 a
credit of 5000. S3. as of October II, 1873
credit of 81 900 TO 14th October. 1895:
a credit of 81 900 10 14th October 1896,
and the balance, If any, as the admins
tratriX of the grantOr in said deed may
prescribe at the time of said sale. and
on her default. as will be announced by
the undersigned.
l.. o. WENDENGURG. Trustee
II. A. McCURDY, Auctioneer. ja16
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
A Pretty Chase CIT, Wedding.

CHASE CITY, VA, Jan. H.-Speeial.--
A large gathering at the BAPTIST church
rage OF Mr.. }. L. woodward. of Hunting
ton, W. Va, and Miss Ruth Saunde,s,
daughter of S. Y. Saunders. Esq. The
ceremony was performed by Dr. J, :.
Wharton. pastor of the church, and Mrs.
r. ~. Smith presided at the organ. The
best man was MIR. Irving lsbell OF
Lynchburg. and maid of honor MSS
Fieda Saunders, sister of the briae.
Hattie Hardy OF Oakley, Mr.. George b.
Russell. of brakes Branch. and Miss
Linda Hayes. Ushers, Messrs. I. +.
Williams, of Roxton; X. Il. Russell, S.
c. Wood, and Il. +. Pettus. Jr.
The bridal party left on the 80 train
for Washington and other points
An elegant recpetion was given at
their residence by the parents of the
bride last night,