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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-13
THE NEW LINK SOUTH.
Richmond, Petersburg and Carolina
HajIroad Elects Officers,

PETERSBURG, VA, August l..-(Sre
cial)-An adjourned meeting OF the stock
holders of the Richmond. Petersburg
and Carolina Railroad Company was held
at the Imperial Hotel in this city to-day
The following officers were elected
President, Dewitt Smith, OF New York
president and General Manager.
General James S. Negley OF New York.
Directors-Mr. Dewitt Smith, OF New
York; General James S. Negley, OF New
York; Hon. w. r. McKenney. of Peters
burg, Va; Charles Z. Johnston. of
Raleigh, N c.; Robert tombstone
Mooney, OF New York.
All things necessary TO the organiza-
ton OF the company were done under
the advice OF counsel skilled in that
branch OF the law. and the public can
now look forward TO the building OF this
important line OF road at an early day.
Ii is 10 be link in an extensive through
line, and will be constructed of the best
material under skilled engineers and ac-
cordng TO the most approved methods
of railroad building and equipment. Its
construction will materially benefit not
only Richmond and Petersburg. but rich
and productive section Of country
through which IL will pass.
After the stockholders meeting ad-
journed tho Board OF Directors met and
elected Hon. w. r. McKenney. OF this
city. counsel for the road. with head
quarters in Petersburg. All necessary
instructions were given to Mr.. McKen-
ney and his associate. Hon. r. l.. Thorp,
OF Mecklerburs. Tor the vigorous and I'M
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Seized with Vertigo and FEN ir"'"
His Buugy-Dcaf Mute Association.

CHARLOIIESNl LILLE, '<A''
12.-(Special.) 1.-THE following Delegates
were appointed last evening to tho Aloe-
marie Baptist Association, when meets
Mt Amherst Courthouse Tuesday, August
nth: Rev. II. w. Tribble, Hon. John r.
Massey. Rev. J.. II. Shuck. ID. d., L.
w. Bailey, w. y. Carter, j. c. Matthew's
w. n. Wood, Manly Rucker, and NJ. -.
Thomas.
The camp OF the SeVenth-Day AdVentlstS
has been pitched at Belmont PARK, ana
the first service in connection WIN tne!r
annual convention was held at O'Clock
this evening, Elder Mead preaching the
sermon. A choir has been organized
and is in thorough practice. Inc con-
vention will hold it's fifth session at ~
o'clock tomorrow. and with it's various
interests will occupy ten days time.
Mr.. J. w. Porter the silver champion.
on returning to his home. "kenwood'
last evening, was seized with an attack
Of vertigo. He fell from his buggy
receiving several bruises about the mead
When ne returned to consciousness ne
found himself under the buggy, lines IN
hand, holding the horse. He drove back
TO town, and DR.. Browning dressed his
wounds. IN the fall Mr.. Porters watch
was lost out of his pocket, and his glasses
broken.
Mr.. X. II. Rawlings has on his farm.
"Bentivar," situated four miles north OF
this city. 5000 winesap apple trees. which
he expects TO bring him 6,0O bushels OF
apples He also has $50 acres in corn
from which he expects a yield of 5000
bushels.
Miss Hattie williams, OF Richmond. is
visiting friends in the city.
The Virginia Association OF the Deaf
met in business session at 8 o'clock this
morning. The following are the officers
elected for the ensuing two years: Presi-
dent, w. c. Ritter, of Charlottesville
President, j. Il. Trice. of King Will
liam county; Secretary, II. NJ. Cham
berlayne, Of Appomattox county; Urea
surer, s. c. Jones. Of Stanton.
Mr.. Ritter. who was the incumbent
was reelected president by acclama-
ton, there being no other nominations.
At the morning session there was a
| lengthy discussion Of the matter of a
separate school for the deaf and the blind
| A legislative committee was at last APP
| pointed to look into the matter more
closely and empowered to act as it saw
best. The association adjourned sine die
this afternoon.
At $3.50 o'clock the convention was pho
tographed, and at o'clock several large
| tally-ho coaches were started out from
| Hotel Gleason, taking the visitors to
Monticello, the University, and other
| points Of interest.
A dance and banquet was given at the
| Hotel Gleason tonight. Tomorrow the
| delegates will go to Washington and
| Mount Vernon.
Miss Ada Crowds and Miss Annie
| Hecker, Of Richmond, who have been
visiting in the city, returned this after
noon to their homes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-13
Threatened to White-Cap Him.

DWALE, DICKINSON COUNTY, VA,
August Especial Your correspondent
learns that several masked men went 10
The bouse OF ex-Sherin c. w. Haynes,
near Freezing last night, and told MN
in a very threatening manner that unless
he drove away a man calling himself ia.
Buckner. he might look for them again;
and that the next time they came ne
would be "white-capped" or regulated!
They threw bundle OF witches into the
house. and as they were leaving and WINE
vet on the immediate premises. quite d
numher of shots were fred. Buckner is
stranger there, and is thought by some
TO be a detective. lie has been staying az
Haynes's during the past summer. Haynes
thinks he recognized some Of the men.
The teachers OF the public schools OF
this (ClintwoodD district were contracted
with yesterday, and will begin their
terms on Monday next.
Miss Cartwright. of Bristol IS visiting
Mrs. r. L. Chase, at Clintwood TINS
week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-13
THE EASTERN SHORE.
A Daring RObbery-Political-
soneIs and Briefs.

ONANCOCK, VA, August 12.-(SpeciaL)
News reached here to-day Of daring
robbery committed in Scarburghs Neck,
in the southwestern part Of Accomac.
Last Sunday Mr.. Joseph II. Hickman,
who lives there, left home with all his
family. and spent the day at the Southern
Methodist camp-meeting, now going OIL
near Keller Station. When he returned
he found that his house had been forciby
entered and his money safe opened ana
$500 in money and 800 in bonds stolen. Al
first il looked as II the safe had been
blown open with powder, but closer inVes-
tigation showed that the safe mad Deeh
unlocked. and that the lock had been pat
tered and powder exploded TO mislead the
owner. Ii is said that suspicion points
10 a man who is supposed TO have known
the combination by which the sale couiu
be unlocked, and that he VIII propdply
be arrested.
Northampton August court-day beat
all past records this year for attendance
1t is estimated that more than Two lhou-
sand people were present, ana water
melons were never more abundant. Polt-
ical excitement was stronger than uSudi,
owing to the fact that Mr.. W. SUM ~,
FftzhuCh. who was recently defeated py
Dr. Charles Smith for the nomination IoI
the House of Delegates, contested tne
result Of the primary election before lnc
Democratic County Committee; MT. ~ w
hugh was represented by tN-JuN
liam II. Fitchett, and DR.. smith by Nd.;
y. Wescott. Esq. The contestant asheu
that the vote OF Cape Charles be throWh
out. on the ground Of alleged intlIniua-
tion and other undue influences. AFTER
hearing the evidence and argument OF
counsel the committee refused to thro"
out the vote OF Cape Charles, ana ue-
clared Dr.. Smith the regular nominee,
The contest seems to have ehSehuereu
much bitterness in the party,
Wilkins's Beach, on the baySnore Oh
Northampton, is becoming popular pace
of resort for the people OF that county.
About a dozen bathing-houses have neen
built there recently, and there Is tax OF
building n hotel there in the near iutuis e.
The closing of Cobb's Island as a SEASIDE
resort has caused the people OF Norlh-
ampton TO look around for a resort 10
take its place -, o,c
Mrs. Sabra Polk Joynes, an old anG
highly esteemed lady. is dangerously ~
at the home of Mr.. William y. PITS, heai
here She is the mother OF Mr.: e.. w.
Joynes, OF Onancock and MI Tuily a.
Joynes, general agent Of the Baltimore
Chesapeake and Atlantic Halfway anu
Steamboat Company. Of Baltimore hei
recovery is despaired Of and her apse"'
children have been summoned by "lie'
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Marriage I'm DIRcksburg.

BI.ACKSBURG. VA. August 2.-(Spe-
sial. 1.-THE marriage of Miss Ida Walker
81 Blacksburg, Va, and Mr.. Montague
a. Coleman, OF Nelson county, Va, was
,olemnized in the Presbyterian church
81 this place Wednesday morning at 9:oo
yclock. Rev. G. NJ. Holiday, pastor or
he church. officiated. The church was
mstefully decorated with potted-piants,
mt-planfs. and evergreens. The beauty
" the scene was enhanced By shaded
Rmps and candles. the church being also
otherwise decorated for the occasion. The
buowing ladies and gentlemen composed
ne bridal party: Miss Mary Stanes, Of
Ialem Va. with Mr.. Taylor Martin. OF
yulaski county; Miss Bessie Coleman, OF
telson county, with Mr.. Hayden Bush. Of
Montgomery county; Miss Minnie
Thomas, OF Blacksburg. Va, with H. IA.
feedies, OF Nelson county; Miss Hawsie
coleman, OF Nelson county, with Mr..
William Walker, OF Pulaski Miss Matte
Wysor with Mr.. William Wysor, both OF
pulaski county; Miss Emma Walker with
tr. Efnmott II. Price. both OF Blacks-'
/urg. Miss Mary Wysor, OF Pulaski
5ounty. with Mr.. c. w. Martin, of Nell
Aon county.
s1'-s DsrsarAt Wakes -isiAr of iha
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WED AT SOUTH BOSTON.
The Most Brilliant Social Event OF
the Season.

SOUTH BOSTON, VA, August T.
(Speclal.)-One of the most brilliant we'd
dlngs that ever occurred in South Bos-
ton was celebrated Wednesday evening
at the Presbyterian church. when MISS
Irvie owen Easley, daughter OF MT. anu
Mrs. Henry Easley, was united IN the
holy bonds of wedlock to Mr.. III. II. Ei-
munds, prominent and successful IN
surance and real estate dealer at New
port News. Mr. Tos. +. Fry was best
man, and Miss Mamie Easley, sister oi
the bride, was maid or honor.
The church was exquisitely decorated,
the pulpit being a bower of palms. Inn
mediately In front were beautiful bloom
Ing hydrangeas. interspersed with
profusion of blooming red geraniums'
artisticaly arranged over the dais
upon which stood the minister was
suspended a floral marriage bell OF ex-
auisite design and beauty The whole
scene was one of bewildering loneliness
Promptly at $50 O'Clock Mcndelssohns
march, by Mrs. Addison, announced
that the bridal party, preceded by the
ushers, was entering. The bridesmaids
thirteen in number. were becomingiy at
tired in white organdie, with red sashes
and collars. The party entered the
ushers. two on either side-Dr. II. 3.
Belt. Mr.. Il. M. Penick Mr.. r. w. Law
son. and Mr.. W. w. Ward. These were
followed by the attendants in opposite
aisles. as follows: Il. Il. Dolby. Of Rich
mond. and Miss Preston Easley; MISS
May III. Boyd, of Charlotte, and Edloe
Morecock. of Newport News; T. 0. Nc
Corkle and Miss Lilly Jennings, Of Dan
vile; F. w. milford. of Newport News
and Miss Laura B. Stebbins; S. c. Nor
ton, Jr and Miss Mary Craddock;
| Henry Jordon and Miss Bessie FauiH-
ner j. d. Fry and Miss Douglas Easley;
| j. c.. Harris and Miss Halle Easley'
Lucas Penick and Miss Sudie willing
ham; Robert Henry. of Richmond, and
Miss Helen Edmunds, Of Danville; S. {.
Slate and Miss Robbie Fourqurean; j.
Mabry Edmunds, of Danville, and Miss
Ola Nobin Joe Stebbins, Jr.. and MISS
Lizzie Moseley, of Jetersville. These
entered the church by twos-two gentle
men in one aisle. two ladies in the
other. Near the pulpit the gentlemen
| crossed TO one side, the ladies 10 the
other. thus forming a semi-circle, facing
| the audience. The maid Of honor now
appeared, carrying a bouquet OF Amerl-
can Beauty roses. Following her, ana
alone. the bride, bearing bouquet Oh
brides roses. approached the affair."
where she was met by the groom.
| Rev. j. H. Davis. d. D., Of Black wal
nut, performed the ceremony assisted
| by Rev. i. b. Johnston.
| The bride was attired in cream satin,
pearl ornaments, and chiffon. Always
| lovely, she never appeared more be-
witchingly beautiful. The groom and
his attendants wore the regulation eve
ming dress.
After the marriage an elegant recep-
ton was given by the brides parents at
| their beautiful home, on Jeffres street.
/ The house decorations were artistic, IN
| the harmonious blending of red ana
white. The bridal presents were very
numerous, and exceedingly handsome.
The happy couple left on the carry
morning train for Nashville, where they
will remain several weeks.
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compromising assertion and deienoihe
of the company's rights against al Tres
passers and wrong doors. tho lnJune.o"
suit recently begun by the ficnin n
Blackstone and Southern Rairoaa I'm
pany against General Negley ana oanel, ONE,
win. therefore. be vigorously .aeie I",so
The company is fortunate In It's seiecs
ton OF Hon. william X. Mchehnes' OK
this city. as its resident counsel. h,S
prominence az lawyer. his eheisS u
tho prosecution OF everything ne un-
dertakes, his safe and wise counsei III
all legal matters, eminently III nun iol
the important position to which 10 i"'
hoen elected.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

A SMALL FRAME DWELLING
ON THE EAST SIDE or TWENTY.
SIXTH STREET. BETWEEN II
AND $ STREETS.
(No. 1929 NORTH TWENTY SIXTH
STREET..
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bride, was maid Of honor, with Emmett
Coleman. brother OF the bridegroom, best
man. The bride was dressed In white
grenadine over silk with handsome veil.
and looked lovely as she entered on the
arm Of her father, Mr.. G. ". Walker.
Immediately preceding the bride was
little Miss Mary Kipps. of Blacksburg,
bearing the ring on silver salver.
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Child Drowned at Cape Charles.

I CAPE CHARLES. VA. August Il
Special FLAMES Floyd. the 6-year-old
son Of Mr.. II. Z. Floyd, OF this county
was drowned Tuesday morning. the boy
attempted to row boat across small
creek. and not being able 10 handle the
oars. was thrown overheard ana was
drowned before assistance arrived.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-13
OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLE.
onTv - -r1Tp fWGTER~ received dali
WANTED.

GENTLEMAN WHO OWNS 1900
worth OF preferred. pald-up. interest
bearing building stock OF suDstantial
CASH. making 81 so, wants 10 invest this
arnount In a neat and permanent home.
which must be ready not later than Sep
tenaber 18th. No mortgaged property con-
sidered. s.. 40 net can be realized by the
amount OF spot cash ana the stock IN less
than eight months. Owners In answering
please state details. so as TO save time.
Address BUSINESS care Dispatch
o. au ll-W&F2t
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TRUSTEES SALE
Il OF
QUEEN ANNE COTTAGE.
No. 53G NORTH AVENUE,
BARTON HEIGHTS.

BY virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated June
&C. 1895, from Mary *. Wilkins and II. O.
wilkins, her husband, 70 William Loven-
stein and T.. d. Starke, trustees, and re-
corded in the Clerks office Of Henrico
County Court, I'm Deadlock 149 b. page
49, to secure the payment Of certain notes
therein described. and default having
been made, and being required by the
beneficiary so to do, l. as surviving truss
tee. will proceed TO sell. at public auction,
on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 18th, at p. NJ,
the PROPERTY described in said deed
as follows: All that certain lot, piece. or
parcel Of land, with improvements there
on described as Lot r.. IN Block 1. IN
Barton & Lambs BrOoklani Park. Hen
rico county, Va. And is the same pro-
perty that was conveyed TO Mary *.
wilkins by James f. Barton and wifo
by their deed. dated July l5 1890.
TERMS Cash as 70 expenses Of sale
and all unpaid taxes and the sum Of
80 1927 twenty-one hundred and two Gol-
lars: and all accrued interest thereon;
and the balance in six months, with in
terest added. secured by deed Of trust.
T.. d. STARKE Surviving Trustee.
]. Thompson Brown K Co., Auctioneers.
au
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WANTED.

TO PENT TWO FURNISHED ROOMS.
situated between First and Sixth streets.
on Main. Franklin. or Grace, or on the
intervening cross streets. Address
T ODGER." care OF Dispatch. au l2-2t'
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so pER MONTH SALARY.

WANTED ENERGETIC LADIES
and gentlemen 10 canvass. Above salary
Gill. BOX 157, Hampton. Va.
Nii'i" jyiS-dly&jy23-w
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WANTED,

BY A COLLEGE GRADUATE, POSI-
ION as Teacher IN family or school, pre-
ferably with opportunities Of studying
law References given. r. II. Will
IJAMS. Oakyille. St. Mary's county, I'D.
au l-3t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-13
GENTS WANTE

MENERAL) FOR THE BEST INCAN-
descent Gas-Light in the market. Free in
striictions 10 our agents how 10 make man
hes. NORTHERN LIGHT SIC Gates ave-
nue.. Brooklyn, y. y. au Hot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-13
C. II. Oliver, Auctioneer,
go west Broad.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
Ii FURNITURE, BOOKS, &C,
AT AUCTION.
I will sell at my store
no rN.r IN tn.nn II

TU-DAT AT IU.5U \. Vt.
a large assortment Of FURNITURE, en-
bracing Oak Chamber Suits, Parlor suits,
In cherry frames, upholstered in SILK
plush and silk brocatelle. very pretty ana
entirely new.
Oak Wardrobes. Sidcboard, Hall-Racks.
Bedsteads. Bureaus, New Mattresses,
Tables, Cook-Stoves, Singer Sewing-Ma-
chine. etc.
Also, / lot Of Virginia Historical Books,
embracing in part Huguenot immigration
to Virginia Annals of Augusta County,
Diary Of War lS6l-lS65. inclusive Southern
Historical Papers, 1871 to 1891. bound in
half calf; Settlement at Manakintown,
with genealogles year 1900, cloth bound,
uncut edges.
Sales TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
Special attention given 10 outdoor sales,
trustees, and fiduciaries'.
FRED. II. WILLIAMS.
au Is Salesman.
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BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED,

WANTED,
THAT YOU SHOULD SEE THE STAND
ard Dictionary before purchasing any.
Would you see ~ send your ADDRESS 10
G.. l.. WILLIAMS. Agent,
2Sll east Broad street,
an 12-tts Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-13
BY George II. Valentine, Auctioneer.
S29 east Broad street.
A UCTION SALE OF FURNITURE

AT 1880 A. IT. TODAY.
I will sell at my auction-house this
morning at 1890 o'clock Chamber Suits,
Washstand, Bedsteads Chairs, Tables,
Parlor Furniture. Pictures, Mirrors,
Brussels Carpets. Bed and other Lounges,
Springs and Cots; very fine Walnut Hat
Rack, with large mirror and Tennessee
marble; Rosewood-C Case Melodeon; Plates
Knives, Forks, Spoons, and Casters, and
other Household Furniture. etc. Con-
signments solicited for this sale. Attend
If you want bargains. Ladies especially
invited. j. II. VALENTINE
au - Salesman.
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WANTED.

BY TWO LADIES. ROOMS. WITH OR
without board, south OF Broad and west
OF Fifth streets. Would prefer 10 board
vita family. Address r." Box $50. city.
au 1871.
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WANTED,

PUPILS IN SHORTHAND AND TYPE
writing. For terms and all particulars ap-
Div All Richmond School Of Stenography.
of9 east Main street. over Meade x Baker
pharmacy. Miss POYTHRESS,
aul2-2m Principal.
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AUCTION sALEs-rhIs Day.

WHEN PEAL ESTATE IS SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEH-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-13
NOTICE.

co TO II. FRANCOINE,
eC5 EAST BROAD STREET, NEAR TIE
CITY HALL.
DEALER IL IMPORTED AND D0MES-
TIC WINES. LIQUORS, AND
CIGARS.
Al
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LADIES, MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

makes the sale a Friday event.
7 Gowns. were Sl.46 to s2.25. for q cholce.
8 Gowns, were N.9S, for 'oc.; 'others Aoi
&C. 10000, ~,
Umbrella Skirts to be 75c. instead OF
S.75 and SSS; Muslin skirts, WIN
cambrc rufiies, for 35c.; Muslin Draw raw
ers for ~ he; any Corset cover, li!at
was sold from 4 TO Toe, for Z'c. 'o-
cay
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-13
WANTED,

BY A LADY STENOGRAPHER AND
Remington Typewriter Operator. a Posi-
ton. can do general Office work; is quick
and accurate. References can be fur
nished from party in whose office she
worked for over a year, giving entire
satisfaction. 10 objection 10 a position
out OF the city. Address STRICTLY
H1fSINESS. caro- Dispatch. au l2-lws
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WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN DESIRES A FUR
nished Room in private family. located
on Church Hill Address f., Dispatch
Office. au l3-lt'
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
a OF THAT

NICE TWO-AND-A-HALF-STORY De-
TACHED FRAME DWELLING.
No. 94 MAIN STREET. BETW ZEN
CHERRY AND LINDEN STREETS.
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soyIuD WHITE SPREADS.

81 ones for 50c.: sc. ones for EOc.; otheis
up to $25. were up 10 $2.4o.
The slightest imperfection in the sewing
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BY Boswell & Hartman
and
T. NJ. WORKMAN & Co, Auctioneers
COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ OF
SIX VALUABLE FARMS CONVENIENT
TO AND BELOW THE CITY Os
RICHMOND.
BY Boswell & Harman

Pursuant 10 a decree OF the C'rcgu
Court Of Henrico county. IN the SUIT q
Charles Miller VS. George ". Clarke
ais. entered tho. 5th day OF August ~.
the undersigned special commissioner
will sell at public auction, at the hclrco
county courthouse, on
SATURDAY. AUGUST nth.
beginning at y NJ. I'm the order mentioned
below the following REAL
ESTATE:
/. ONE TRACT consisting OF ll3 ana
663-lOoo acres, on Whlte-Oak swamp, near
Elko station, on the Chesapeake ana
Ohio railway, about twelve miles from
Richmond with good four-room dwelling
and out-bulldings
ONE TRACT on Central road. about
eight miles below Richmond. containing
$50 acres. more or less; handsome rts..
dence. barn. and Outbuildings
ONE TRACT or 50 ACRES good tim.
Der land). adjoining above.
ONE TRACT on Coal road about nine
miles east Of the city Of Richmond, cone
tanning @ acres (wooded !andJ. no im'
proYements.
ONE TRACT on Coal road adjoining
and containing 80 acres; no improvements
and
ONE TRACT or % ACRES on Charles
city road, about FIVE miles below the city
with dwelling. barn. orchard. etc; now
the residence Of George W. Clarke Esq.
TERMS: One-third cash, residue IN sla
and twelve months for negotiable notes
with interest from day OF sale; tide 10 N
retained until the purchase-money Is paA
and a conveyance ordered boy the court.
CONWAY r. SANDS,
JULIAN BRYANT
ROBERT V. MARYE.
WILLIAM ELLNSON.
Special Commissioners
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-13

In the Clerks office o. the Circuit Cour
Of Henrico county Charles Miller
Plaintiff. against G. w. Clarke a ais.
Defendants:
/. j. T.. Broaddus. Clerk OF the SAL,
court. DO certify that the bond required
OF the special commissioners by tho de-
creo rendered in said cause on the 10TH
day of July. 1891 has been duly given.
Given under my hand az Clerk OF tbs
said court. this 9Th dav Of August lS9.
J. y. BROADDUS
an Clerk
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c. chemise (soileO. for l9c.
AMONG TIE HOSIERY.

1s nairs Fancy Drop-Stitch, &C.. from l9c.
lot Boot-Top 15c., were S9c.
Ladies' Fast-Black, &C.
Children's Seamless Tan for DC.
children's 15c Black for Sc.
20 PAIRS OF CHILDREN'S FAST
RI.ACK for 1c n pair
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MHITE GOODS.

Some 10 be sold OF the fuII pieces, r.,
so.inch India Linens. 9 &c; best 5Sc:
White Duck, Sc; MOSQUITO Not; ,, e.
& 1-4c. India Linen. &c; Dotted SWISS
Joc French Organdies. he; u l-zc.
Nainsook Plaids, lac; Fancy While
Lawn for &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-13
TUESDAY. AUGUST nth

BY II. Seldom Taylor & Son.
Real Estate Agents and Aucuonecrs,
Eleventh and Bank streets.