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springing step. About quarter Of an
hour later, however, she was again
startled, again the trees rustled, and
suddenly she saw man, wearing a
Grape mask. cautiously creep from the
coppice.
This time before she could speak, he
leaped into the avenue and seized her
round the waist.
So petrified was she by this sudden
attack that for moment she could nei-
ther move nor cry, but when she felt
herself being lifted from the ground
and carried toward the woods her pow
er returned She uttered q piercing
shrek and by mighty effort tore her
self from the assailant's grasp and ran
toward the castle.
Immediately rattles were sprung,
voices shouted, whistles shrieked, and
lights fickered in the distance. But the
alarm, great as it was, seemed to have
no effect upon the ruffian. He raised his
shrieking victim from the ground, put
his hand oyer her mouth and dragged
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to dead halt.
"Stop, I must speak to you," he
cried. cts been on my mind for long
time to tell you how much I love you.
I do-you must have seen it. Now, I'm
your cousin, and all this place should
have been mine, but that's all over now,
Kate, and you're welcome to it all. It's
you I want and not the money, and II
you'll have me, Kate
$50 this is a proposal?" cried Cath
crime. "You mean, 1 suppose, that you
want me to marry your
Blake replied by leaning from his
saddle and trying to take her in his
arms, but she drew herself up and
waved him back.
Cousin" she said, 81 want you tc
do me great favor. "
"Well?"
"Never speak of this again. IF you
do, we shall cease to be friends"
"You don't mean that?" he cried an
grily.
"I do mean it. There are two rea'
sons, either of which should be suffi'
cient. First reason, we are cousins, and
I don't believe in the marriage Of near
relations; second reason, I like you very
well as relation, but should find you
intolerable as husband. hope I'm
not hurting your feelings, but in case
like this it's better to be quite frank. "
He released his hold on her bride,
and she trotted on, leaving him trans
fixed. When she had gone about loo
yards, she paused and beckoned. He re-
mained stationary. She trotted back tt
him.
Come, cousin" she said brightly,
"let's shake hands and end the matter
forever Surely we can still be friends?'
He waved her hand aside and glareo
at her with bloodshot eyes His face
was livid and his mouth worked con
vulsively.
eff 1 don't have you, no other mar
SHALL" he said.
"What nonsensep'
"It isn't nonsense I mean what
say"
"Then you are very impertinent, .
returned the beauty, with toss of the
head, land you had better go back tt
Mary Carey"
With this parting shot she rode away
for the second time and never looked
back till she disappeared
Mad and furious. Blake again resort
ed to his adviser, Peter Linnie.
"Its as plain as barn door, sait
that luminary. "She has heard about
Carey's daughter, and she's jealous
that's all. It's a good sign that, not c
bad one. You must stick to her like he1
shadow and give her q hint that yor
don't care brass farthing for anybody
but herself Never say die, my boy, ant
you'll win her yet"
The young man acted ON the advict
so given. Instead Of sulking and flying
to drink as he had at first felt inclined
to do, he turned up again as if nothing
had occurred Catherine received hin
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A MARRIAGE BY CAPTURE.
BY ROBERT BUCHANAN.
Author of "The Shadow of the sword," "God and tht
Man," ETC.

Blake himself was not so sure He
had many rivals, some young like him
self, others Of maturer age and ampler
fortune, and Catherine was civil to
them all. The man he thought most
dangerous was Philip Langford, who
was certainly great favorite with his
cousin.
He had almost forgotten the money
prize in the personal fascination Of the
heiress. Her bold, frank manners, just
touched with feminine tenderness, made
havoc with his impetuous heart. He
was tormented with jealousy whenever
another man approached her, and Cath
crime, being a very woman, loved to fan
the fame.
At last one day when they were rid
ing side by side through the woods he
spoke out.
1--we been thinking, Kate" he be-
gan.
Indeed, cousin?" said Catherine,
smiling. "Isn't that something un-
usual?'
"I've been thinking that this sort of
nonsense can't 60 on forever. You waltz
ed with that fellow Langford five times
last night and only gave me two square
dances.
"Mr Langford waltzes beautifully, I"
exclaimed Catherine
"D-n him!' muttered Blake, flush
ing crimson and scowling.
"If you use language like that, l
shall gallop off and leave you" said the
lady, urging her horse to trot; but her
nnrnnaninn reaching ont his hand
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p@ Woman tempted man to eat; but
he took to drinking whiskey himself.
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TO BE CONTINUED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-11
THE COHEN 60. THE COHEN co.
WIFE AND MOTHER WANDERER.
Mrs. Cora Robertson Missing n Week
from Her Home i'm FuJfou.

Mrs. Cora Robertson, wife of Mr.. Jeffer-
son Robertson, Of Fulton, has been miss
ing from her home since last Friday at
noon, and not one WORD has been heard
from her.
The husband, who is employed as q
driver at Mosley Brothers, grocers. on
LOUISIANA street, was seen last night. and
tod the pathetic story of his wife's
strange disappearance.
lie SAYS he cannot imagine a thing in
their past lives to make her leave her
nome and six children all under IL wears
OF age They had been married about
tWeiVe years, he said, and she had never
SHOWN any evidence of dissatisfaction be-
lore' lie fears the worst, but really
doesn't know what 10 think.
lie has reported her going awav TO the
police, but so far they have been unable
to learn anything
MIR. Robertson is about 80 years of aqa
ana Mrs. Robertson is about 90 She has
Dark auburn hair and has freckles. When
last seen, she wore a lisht-colored dress
and straw hat.
person answering this description was
seen yesterday about 1890 o'cIocL on
seventh street, about two squares south
or the Union Depot. This woman was
slttlng on the bank, and appeared 70 he
exhausted She was entirely alone. and
really seemed to be a wanderer but M
that time 1t was not known that anv one
was missing. any o"o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-11
MOVEMENTS OF OUR TROOPS.
Troops May He Marched from Chick
amauga to Knoxville.

WASHINGTON, August 1O.-The Secre-
tary OF War has ordered one division of
the First Army Corps from Chattanooga
to Knoxville, Tenn, and another division
Of the same corps from Chickamauga to
Lexington, Ky. A division of the Fourth
Corps, now at Tampa, has been ordered
to Huntsville, Ala. The Second Division
Corps, now at Manassas, Va, has been
ordered TO Middletown Pa.
The ACCESSIBILITY of marching the troops
from ChicSamauga to Knoxville and Lex
ington is under consideration.
The division ordered from CHATTANOOGA
TO Knoxville is the Second, and consists
OF the following regiments: Thirty first
Michigan, First Georgia, Sixth Ohio. Fiji
teenth Indiana, First West Virginia. Sc
ccnd Ohio, First Pennsylvania, Four
teenth Minnesota. The Third Division or
dered to Lexington consists OF the Twelfth
Minnesota, Fifth Pennsylvania, Eighth
Mississippi, Twenty-flrst Kansas, Twelfth
New York. Ninth Pennsylvania, Second
Missouri, First New Hampshire.
The troops of the Fourth Corps ordered
from Tampa 10 Huntsville, Ala, are the
Third Pennsylvania, 18th Indiana, First
Ohio. Fifth Ohio, Second New York,
Twelfth Michigan, Third Ohio.
THE SECOND CORPS.
The troops of the Second Corps, ordered
from Manassas to Middletown, are the
l59th Indiana, Thirty-second Kansas,
Third New York, Sixth Pennsylvania.
Fourth Missouri, Seventh Illinois, First
Rhode Island. Third Missouri, Second Ten
nossee.
The First Ohio and the Fifth United
States Cavalry are ordered from Tampa
TO Montauk Point.
The Fourth Kentucky. Colonel Colson.
has been ordered from Lex
ngton to Jacksonville. and attached 10 |
the Seventh Corps. The movement of |
hese troops is in accordance with the |
)lans of the War Department 10 break |
Up the large camps and spread the troops |
lbout the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-11
AMERICANS CAPTURE co.Mo.
One Hundred and Fifty Prisoners
Captured-POrto Ricanx Delighted.

Copyright, 1855, by the Associated Press !
COAMO, PORTO RICO. via ST
THOMAS, ID. w. l., August 9-12 Noon
General Wilson took the town of Coamo
this morning, with a loss of only seven
men wounded. one mortally. all members
OF the Sixteenth Pennsylvania Regiment
The Spanish are known to have lost their
commander, Major Yellescas. Captain
Ecante, Captain Lopez, and nine NJ
vates--all killed-and to have had thirty
five wounded.
The Americans captured $50 prisoners
practically the whole force Of Spaniards
except the cavalry The Spaniards had
destroyed the stone bridge across ~
river Coamo, leading into the town hm,
Il was evident that they were NOT nra'
pared TO make strong resistance ne 10
artillery was posted there. The nati,,no
received the Americans with delight
General Wilson Immediately after talins.
the town pushed troops two miles n,,s
where they will camp. oH"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-11
Personal.

70 70 AL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
th dAAE NOTICE, THAT / SHALL. AT
ate1o ornioe OF George +. Compton, attorney
OF OF, CSharlottesyiile. Va, on THE 18th DAY
Of' AUGUST, 1898, between the hours Of
~ O'Clock A. NJ. and O'clock p NJ If
mat Day, take. evidence as to who are
p 5ie r,, neIIs at law of Miss VIRGINIA
OLIVIER, deceased as directed bv a de-
cree of the Circuit Court of Gloucester
county. entered on the 10Th day of April
lo9S In the chancery suit OF Witt AS,
slgnee, VS.. Fox, &c
j. HAIRSTON SEAWELL,
August o. 1898. au 9-5t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-11
DIsGUsTED WITH AGUINALDO.
The Americans Have "a Poor Opinion
of the Insurgent Leader.

CAvITE. MANILA BAY, August 4. via
HONGKoNG, August s.-Delayed in
transmission.)-The Americans are dis
gusted with the conduct Of Aguinaldo
the insurgent leader, whose power is
weakening. owing to the fact that the
Filipinos are realizing the unsubstanti-
bility of his promises.
The Americans worked splendidly under
CALLING fire at the battle of Malate,
and the remarkable courage and steadi-
ness of ell ranks, regulars and volunteers.
caused General Greene to officially thank
the troops.
The spaniards used Mauser and Rem.
insfan rifles with brass-coafed buIlats-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-11

r AIDES, chichestef's English Pennyoya Pills
Tx no cshr s~ad ts ssaErs, 10 Pshrlsrs, Relief
Tor Chic Shieae g ts,' ch y nssrfr MAX 4 D'Dfs
(au 2-Tu, Tn. Suly)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-11
wHIaE THE wan r.scs

ALL WHO MARCH, WALK, OR sr.Nr>
should shake into their shoes Aliens Foot
Ease, a powder. 1t cures aching fireS
sore. swollen feet. and makes tieb, -,
new shoes easy. II absorbs moisture and
prevents chafins' not smarting. blistered'
troops and navy men use H. Volunfear,
IN hot climates can't exist In comfor,
without ~ Aliens Foot-Easc is sold hy
all druggists and shoe store. CSC. Samples
sem FEEr Address ALLEN s. Of.M-
sTEp. lie Roy. N. X. 5s so-Thfrts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-11
EXPERIENCED TEACHER

NATIVE VIRGINIAN. EXPECTING
to return early I'm September from the
University of Leipsic, in Germany, de-
sires Position, with board for wife and
two children. both under > years. He is
a graduate Of the University Of Virginia;
A. NJ. of Princeton; Pm. ~. OF Illinois
and has studied in the John Hopkins
University. lie prefers college work. but
would accept a position i'm an academy.
or even I'm a private family. as he is skill
full in elementary instruction Specialties.
Ancient and Modern Languages. For par
ticuars address Mrs. X. r. WILLIS 30l
Kellogg street, Syracuse, n. Y.
jy l9-Tu, Tu&Sa1m
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BUSY DAY FOR THE AMBULANCE.
Begun Work Early and Had MANY
Calls.


The work of the ambulance baoor oo,,,,
yesterday. san e"iiy
G. The first call came at 1875 A. NJ 70
seventh and Canal streets, where WI.
nam Baltimore, brakeman of the Rich-
Hiond Fredericksburg and Potomac iii
Ioau, was sick with meningitis He was
taken to his home on west Canal street
AN hour later the van went to Union
ana Grace streets, to a colored girl named
Marie johnson, who was having convul-
slons she was taken to the almshouse
ana put In strait-jacket. DR.. Miller
had charge of the van up to this time
Dr. Gwathmey took charge at II o'clock
ard went to Monroe street and Brook
avenue. where William Mosby, a colored
poy. had FALLEN headforemost in an ash
barrel. The boys head was badly cut
ana DR.. Gwathmey took twelve stitches
AT IL 20 A M. DR.. Gwathmey went TO
Nineteenth and Main streets to attend
James Robinson, a colored man. who had
his leg BADLY bruised between two hogs
heads. He was treated and sent home
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-11
The Rain Interfered.

Owing TO the severe rain-storm last
night, there was no performance at Main
Street Vaudeville Park, but weather per-
hitting, the bill which has been so popu-
lar on its two presentations, will be given
Tonight In full, commencing at the usual
hour The list of attractions is without
doubt one Of the strongest yet given al
this popular resort
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-11
WENT DOWN A FILL.
n wreck ON the Louisville and
Nashville Rsiiroad.

BENNINGTON GAP. VA. August 10
tSpecial)-Last night. at $40 O'clock The
west-bound passenger train on the Lonis~
Vile and Nashville railroad was wrecked
one mile east OF Pennington. The train
went down a I'LL about fifty feet About
thirty persons were on IL. All were hurt
more or less. except the fireman and the
engineer. No one was killed. Among
those on board were Colonel A. L. Pride,
more. OF Jonesvflle. Va. and Superin
tendent ]. w. Logadon. Of Middlesboro'.
KY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-11
A Schooner Stranded.

HATTERAS. n. c.. August lO.-The
schooner 8. G. Hart. Captain SAWYER.
from Baltimore to Fernandina with
cargo of coal. stranded at Little Kinne-
keet. twenty miles north of Hatteras. at
2 o'clock this morning. during n heavy
souall. Ii had a crew OF eight men
All were saved by Captain Hooper, of
Little Kinnekeet I.ifc-Saving Station.
Both vessel and cargo are total loss .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-11

Wide Double-Width. All-Wool French
Serges and Henriettas, rich silk fin
ish. for 25c. yard.
55-inch Fancy Stripe and Figured Per-
calines, usually loo. yard. for S-ic.
Zoe. grade Of 36-inch Black Canvas for
&c. yard.
Drawn-Thread. Fringed Ends, Stamped
Duck Tray Cloths, cheap at 15c., for
SC.
Nickel-Plated Safety-Plns. 1c. dozen.
10c. Corset Splits. hooks. for &c. pair.
10c. Tooth-Brushes for sc.
Borated Talcum Powder, put up In tin
boxes. worth &c, for Y 1-2c. box.
1Oc. Shaving Soap, lc. a cake.
5-inch All-Silk Taffeta Ribbon for 2lc.
yard.
25c. Ladles Shirt-Waist Sets for SC.
a set.
3l-2-inch All-Silk MORE Taffeta Rib
bons, &c. a yard, worth &c.
Ladies' Crush Leather Belts, canvas
lined. worth 20c.. for 10c.
27-inch Black Handmade India Silk
for 35c. yard, always soc.
The usual s125 grade of Black Satin
Wave Velour for &c. yard.
Ladies' Manila Grass Neckwear, with
fringed ends. always 1sc., here for
13c. each.
Freezer, H.65; 6-quart Gem Freezer,
1925; S-quart Gem Freezer, 1886.
2-ouart Blizzard Freezer. SOC; 4-1uart
Blizzard Freezer $3.50; 6-quart Biz
Yard Freezer, $l9O; S-quart Blizzard
Freezer, $3.50.
Cut-Pattern Cream Pitchers for &c.
each.
DC Oil Bottles, 10c.
Cut-Pattern Berry Saucers for lie. q
dozen.
1-2-gallon Water Pitchers for &c.
Large Cold-Tea Tumblers for S1-2c.
each.
zoe. Engraved Wine Decanters for 19c.
GRANITE IRONWARE.
Extra-Large Granite Rice Boilers for
7jc.
3-uuart Stew-Pans for 21c.
2-pound Salt Boxes for sc.
G-ring Muffin Pans for &c.
6-quart Preserving Kettles for pc.
FROM $50 TO 1880 O'CLOCK
Long-Handle Granite Blasting Spoons |
for 1c each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-11
Mrs. MitcheII's Funeral.

The funeral of Mrs. NJ j. Mitchell wife
of Mr.. William II. Mitchell took place
yesterday afternoon at o'clock from her
residence In Varina District, Henrico.
Mrs. Mitchell died Tuesday morning She
was native of Indiana, but moved here
with her husband about five years ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-11
WANTED.

ALL WHO DESIRE A LIST OF THE
Taxpayers of Caswell county, n. c..
or Pittsylvania, Halifax. or Henry coun-
ties, Va. giving post-office address, oc-
cupatiOn, and the amount of their as
sessment, can obtain same by sending
% cents in l. or 2-cent postage stamps
for each county desired. Address
THOMPSON & CO., Directory Publishers.
Danville. Va. au l0-6t
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,ff!;!(ojFENa|
EINs-'~<N
and there:
and there {:

$500
Soc. Scotch Table Damask. handsome de-
signs. $40 yard.
isc. Tarkey-Red Table Damask for
The SIC. Heavy, 2-Yard-wide German
Table Damask. 81 1-2c. a yard.
Sc. Frlnged Colored-Bordered Doylies,
21-2c. each.
lec. All-Linen Fringed Tray Cloths,
121-2c. each.
Sc. An-Iinen Huck Towels. Of these
&C. Water Absorbent Bleached Towels,
&c. each.
Twilled Cotton Crash for 7-sc. a yard.
l0c. Pure Linen Glass Towelling, be.
The Sc. White Checked Nainsooks. l-2c.
yard.
4O-inch-wide India Linon. 47-sc. yard.
Il l-2c 40-inch-wide Sheer India Linon'
SC. yard.
Zoe. Bordered Apron Lawn. 61-2c.
Use Twilled Umbrellas, plaid silk covers,
4gc.
$50 sterling-siIver Trimmed Silk Clio
ria. ClOse-Rolling Umbrellas, 95c. each.
u f-2c Seamless Black or Tan
Hose for ladies, &C. a pair.
Zoe. Fancy Colored or Fast-Black Hose,
SC. pair. ,.xs H..
i9c Full Regular Derby Ribbed Hose,
1or children. SC. pair.
10c. Sheer All-Linen Handkerchiefs' Tor
ladies or children, &c.
I.arge-Size Mems or Ladies' Mourning
RcrdereG Handkerchief, &c.
Pure Linen Hand Embroidered Hand
Ecrchlefs. &C., from II lie.
Ladies Fancy Pin-Striped Llsie-tln-
ished Vests. SIC. each.
Csc Solid-Colored or White Vests, now
21-2c.
Chjldren's Taped-Neck Vests, &C.; Gro
chet ones. &c. each.
25c. Imported Pique, solid colors, Tor
&c imported organizes, all new pat
terms and colors, for lie.
45xs6 Hemstitched Pillow-CaseS ior
1s to 22c. solid-Colored Organizes ana
Batiste for lie. ,..o-4 o,a
&c French Organizes, all the latest ana
hest STYLES and colors. for l-2c.
Ac, grade Fine Brown Cotton Tor Lie
a yard. III. 1,riiiiantine
hrocaded effects, high SILK lustre' SOFA
heretofore for 75c. yard
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WANTED,

AGENTS AND CANVASSERS TO MAKE
big money selling "Deweys Victory" our
latest 25c. book Authentic description and
many original full-page Illustrations OF
this greatest naval battle. Great seller
Circulars and terms by return mail. Adj
dress BARCLAY & CO., Publishers. Gin
cinnau, O. au 5-F Su&yY3tt
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WANTED,

YOUNG LADY WISHES 10 TEACH
in Private Family or School. Can teach
English. Latin, German, Mathematics.
and instrumental Music. Testimonials
furnished. Reference given and required
Address Miss ANNIE Abilene Post
Office, care postmaster, Charlotte county,
Va. au l0-10t'
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WANTED.

Al BEARDSLEYS DINING-ROOMS.
No. q north Seventeenth street, a Set
tied Lady, with no encumbrance, to as
sst as General Manager.
au Stu, The Sa3ts
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~ WIND

A GOOD. EXPERIENCED MAN. TO
take charge Of the Piano and Organ
Branch of our business or half-proft
basis. Reference required. Good terri
tory and splendid chance for a good man
Address PIANOS AND ORGANS. care
Dispatch Company an G-st
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WANTED.

TO PURCHASE a FEW HUNDRED
Tons of Blackjack Bark, "either rossed
or unrossed." viii pay the highest
market cash price. SIG. NJ GOODMAN,
Post-Ofice Box 2l9 Richmond, Va.
an 1-eOdvuy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-11

RATUS THEREON;
AND A LOT ON VIRGINIA AVENUE,
NEAR ROBERTS STREET.
In execution of the Acknowledgement
toned decree we will sell by public auc-
ton. on the respective premises. the
PROPERTY referred to above, in the fol-
lowing order-to-wit:
First. on THURSDAY. August II, lsSS.
at o'clock y. NJ. we will sell Una.
VALUABLE BLOCK OF LAND, bounded
on the west by Auburn avenue, and eX-
tending from Floyd avenue TO Cary
street. upon each of which II fronts "a
feet inches, and having Ike front ON
both the north and south sides or Main
street. This is desirable and valuable
property. being but a little west of the
handsome improvements erected within
the last few years by the late @ II. \.
Ball, and known as Home Place" An
old graveyard. "a IL by 100 feet Is re-
served out of the foregoing area. the To-
cation Of which is shown on the plat 10
be exhibited at the time of sale
Second. On FRIDAY, August II, 1898.
beginning at O'Clock p. M. sharp, we
will SELL
Ca) LOT No. 4. in block IA. in the plan
of Barton Heights, with the improve
ments thereon. fronting 80 feet on the
west side of Virginia avenue. and run
ming back III feet inches TO an alley.
bl LOTS Nos. Z, 8, g. 10. II. and u. In
ments thereon fronting together 800 feet
on thg east side of Virginia avenue. These
lots arc improved with capacious and
valuable lighthouses, office. Windmill.
and with heating apparatus. and extend
from Roberts to Holmes streets. and run
back 1l5 feet to an alley.
(c) LOT No. 4. in block 10. IN said plan.
fronting 30 feet on the west side of North
avenue, between Roberts and Holmes
streets, and running back 100 feet to an
alley.
(d) A LOT in Duvalrs Addition. in the
county Of Henrico. on a branch just west
Of Barton Heights, and upon which there
Is steam-pump, which furnishes water
for the lighthouses.
% That LOT OF LAND, with the Inn
prove ments thereon, being lot No. II, in
block p. in said plan. fronting 80 feet on
the east side OF Virginia avenue between
Roberts and Wickham streets, and run
ming back 10 feet to an alley
the large and valuable flower
garden. commonly known as Harvey's
Flower Garden. and afford an opportu-
atty to buy. for small sum real estate !
and fixtures, which could not be dupll- |
Gated as we believe, for $4,000.
TERMS: One third cash balance at six |
md twelve months. for notes. with inte- |
est added. and waving homestead ex- |
smption; titles retained until all OF the |
purchase money shall have been paid
j. JORDAN LEAKE
CHARLES z. WILLIAMS,
10. LANE STERN,
CONWAY r. SANDS.
HILL CARTER, and
JOHN \. LAMB.
Special Commissioners.
In the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court !
Of the county OF Henrico.-W. VI. Luck.
Plaintiff VS. A. II. Sands. Trustee. &C,
Defendant:
|, j. f.. Broaddus Clerk OF the said
curt. do certify that the bond. required
If the special commissioners by decree
endered in said cause on the 4th day of
august 1898, has been duly given.
Given under my hand as Clerk Of said
curt. this 9TH day OF August, 1898
aub j. h. BROADDUS, Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-11

Groves Tasteiess- Chill Tonic has stood
the test for ten years, When any dealer
tries TO induce you 20 take some other
make you may know that II Is some
snehp compound. on which he makes
,nseer profit. Every bottle OF Groves
gp2rantccd.
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