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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-22

II AND ON YORK RIVER" KINGS
IL CREEK THE BEST FARM ON Y0Kh
RIVER, ABOUT ONE THOUSAND TWC, HUN N.
DRIED ACRES-TO BE SOLD IN LOIS Dr
FROM TWENTY-FIVE TO Two hCAG9ihED
To an order of the Circuit Court Of York county
made on the 9th OF March, 1888, In the cases OF
Smith cashier Us. Thomas ID. Warren, ana John
NJ. Jones rs. Thomas d. Warren and wire, we;
the undersigned as special commissioners, VIII
KINGS CREEK" on York river, In York
county ut public auction, TO the highest bidder or
bidders, before the courthouse door or YORK
county, on MONDAY the 10th day OF october, A.
D bs ss Sale VII, be made for ten per cent. OF the
purchase money in cash. and the balance on u
credit of G. IL, ard 10 months, equal lnstaiments,
hearing interest from the day OF sale. the pufcha-
sers TO execute bonds with sufficient persona secn-
rity and the title 70 be retained until the purchase
money Is paid.
The commissioners are directed TO lay on and
divide under the direction or competent sur
yeyor the said land in lots OF not less that twenty
ave nor more than two hundred acres, ana 70 sen
as many Of said lots as may suffice 70 satisfy the
iutgrneuts or said Smith, cashier. and said John
M Jones against said Thomas .. Warren, except
ing from said SALE IL IL can he done, the dwelling
and cartilage and the lands adjoining. The survey
Gale A plat win be exhibited on the day OF sale.
The land Is Immediately on York river. It's po-
sitton soil, fish, and oysters, have given II the
name OF being the best farm on York river. Thirty
s3s geo thereabouts In cash and considered very
cheap. It lies about seven miles from the city OF
Williamsburg and about twelve miles from YORK.
town.. Steamers connecting with the Richmond
and York River railroad to Baltimore now pass II
CHARLES x. MALLORY,
WILLIAM T. PEACHi,
ses Special Commissioners.
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.y1gry5ON saEsEs.
,FuTUIIB DKgs
n -g.T--r TUTUEE DAHsga -.as
Nv erubbs Il Williams Aacticnaers,
,,a.4,,ros. corner OF Min and Eleventh streets

-o"7-o ~ arn,,bs &. Williams, Aactioneers,
,r..4,,res, corner OF Main and Eleventh, streets.
x IF ~ VALUABLE FARM OF THREE
HUMID REDa.ANn THIRTY r 7 IHI RG GT
ASREs n EAk89ogTEHF s2B HE 81 THH RIcH
M NOM FRED RGsAKn PoT IS a.
RRSMRoAD. FOR SALE AT9AUCT1ON;;77r7rM.se
S ssss eSsr ' b P5ssffsM ph very
runIuable FARM located rs above described. owneo
and formerly occupied By John n A. ~; neD isnd
has been recentv cleared andI in good state OF
Improvement :all that is not In corn TINS year IN
well set in clover; about half cleared, The oaiahce
This land is high, dry and undnlating 1t Is sus;
cept,ble Of being divided to advantage IN ssneia,
farms at least four WITH g of c,eared and timber
land on each. It. Is well-watered, aoounuhiS -
fine springs. ! 80 80, ,,s ob,r+
$50 acres on which are the improvements. con Oh
sitting Of frame cottsge with five rooms, ktcnen
with two rooms store-rooms, stable. DARN. co5h u,
'I lawn Of eight acres, abundantly shaded with
forest trees. and we'll enclosed and large ano
productive garden. AL the buildings are nearly
ne There is another sesttement on very pretty
situation near the railroad, suIrounoea py grove
% Tbere is railroad Of one and half miles
The point nearest Ashland Isl quarter OF lniie :
the most distant less then Two 9 min naturally is
srseeptible of the most perfect draining at SINAI
cost and is we'll suited for the production OF Vege
tables. fruits grapes, &C., and corn, "nea' Gu
YER. &c. Is zais5 q :. o,r os,ca
Persons Wishing to attend the sale may 20 ny she
morning train, which leaves at 10. 40 A. Nj a
TERMS One-fourth cash the balance at III a. -
and IS months for negotiable notes, interest adoed
Se Tbe e pS CROPS, STOCK, &C., may be
purchased ''se L ue'i &C GiRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
oo - Auctioneers.
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SALE OF REAL .AND

IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL AND
4 PERSONAL PROPERTY IN MECkLEN-
RTJRG AND LUNENBURG.-By virtue Oh o e
cree Of the Circuit Court or Meckenburg renoeIe4
on the 10th day OF September, 1863 III tne SUN %
GayIe's executors Us. Swepson &C.: snaii' o,,
WEDNESDAY the 2ist day Of OCTOBER neXs sell SlI
mon the premises at public auctions the ThhCi
OF LAND owned by the late DR.. M.iiiam =. DOG
son together with the MULES. HORSES, stock
Of bAfTLE. HOGS. and SHEEP, MAEONs'
CARTS and FARMING IMPLEMEMIs gene
rally. Including a WHEAT-THRESHEK, Also,
the HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUkNl-
TURE. a.,
The land lies on the Meherrin river in part In the
county of Lunenburg and part In the county o!
Meckienburg, within thirteen miles OF the Keys
VILE depot on the Richmond and Danvllle rallroaa'
It contains about EIGHT HUNDRED ACRts,
and Is Justly regarded one Of the most fertile ana
valuable tracts Of land in that section OF country
TERMS OF SALE A sufficient amount OF the
proceeds Of the real estate to defray the expenses
of sale will be required In cash the residue OF the
purchase money payable In two equal annual IN
stalments, to carry Interest from the day OF sale
for which the purchaser will BE required to execute
bond with unquestioned personal seeurityi and the
title to the land to be retained as additional secur-
ty Should the purchaser, however, desire II ne
will have the privilege of paying the whole OF the
purchase in cash. The personal properly VIII De
sold for cash. THOMAS 4. dVODb,
Sc 22-tds .as Commlssloncr'
Richmond Wing please copy and send bill to
nrpissionar. U"h
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BY Francis T. Iseell,
Auctioneer and Peal Estste Agent
Eleventh between Main anG BalA s"''

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWG, 81 OK
| FRAMED DWELLING kSp LIaapniIS0S
TIE CONNER oIsMAiN Af me .pPToYi.!o!'
STREETS.-n pgrsuanee OF -, ,n' the uaee''
ssped Sy joseph Bfignole on the ,sth O. 81 Is Ge
usry, 1881, and recorded 10 tn hs I sock No. -
Of September. isss at halfpsst o,cioSn, fair day
the premises, II fair, Il not on tGs frca'
offer for sale all that pAgcsL " VI stree: 40
I'M = back (" ON the n lice q ,&gsff
loo feet, With u swo-story FIR Mhp ~, ~ ward
thereon and well OF good water N x 1S '
TERMS: Enough III casn t !" Kim Interest nv.
January issS: the residue upon s ma or 10 c,s
the sail Joseph Brgnoe shNit he trustee s
OF his failure. upon such terms % nv
name ut the honr OF sale. ,a>S,SGs TRUSTEE.
Sc 10 JQfiN ~ oA--'"'
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ByA, NJ. Hamilton, Auctioneer.

T1RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
Il LAND IN GOOCHLAND COUNTY TWO
MILES FROM THE JAMES RIVER CANAL
By virtue of q deed OF trust executed to the sub
scriber In NAV. 1866 by George w Key, shall, to
execute the purposes Of said trust, proceed to sell
ON THURSDAY the 18th Of October, at publ, auc,
ton, on the premises, that valuable FARM on
which the said G. W. Key now resides, lying ~
Goochland county two miles from the canal ana
forty miles from Richmond, containing foOh
HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES.
NThe land is in high state Of fertility, and me
buildings ample and in good order II Is one OF tine
most desirable farms now on the market.
Parties from distance can come by the canal 10
Lock II. within two miles of the farm.
TERMS One-third cash balance In one ana 1--WE wv
years deferred payments secured by trtst aeeu'
$780, JOHN G. JAMES, Trustee.
NJ HAMILTON. Auctioneer. sc l5-Iu4w
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Rea! Estate Agent.

EXCELLENT THREE-sTORY BRICK
IL TENEMENT. ON THE NORTH SIDE OY
MAIN BETWEEN TWENTIETH AND TWEEN.
TY-FIRST STREETS, FOR SALE AT ARC.
TION.-Will be sold at auction. on the premises.
on FRIDAY the 25th of September, l:sa al
as above belonging to the heirs of the l'te Georrs
K. Robinson. and now occupied by Mr.. Mchsl
Ryan and others. The lot has front Of about =
feet and depth OF ls5 feet. It Is good lOcat!oa
for 8 retail store and dwelling.
TERMS One-third cash; balance at four ni
eight months for negotiable notes, interest adte4
secured by trust deed. W. GODDN,
90 10 AnrtI6nfe',
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioueers
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh .,,s.,,
INVALUABLE FARM OF. TWO urry

= NJ hIUhDIE TAhM UF, TWO HTV
v DRIED AND THIRTY-sEyEy AN
HALE ACRES ON THE RICHNOSD IN
CHARL PLhNKRoAD. IB HTg
SEVEN MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND, PSe
on the premises, on WEDNESDAY,. I'D Of S 800.
Der, at IL 'clock NJ, the FARM located ~ .so1'
described, formerly owned by Elijah Priddv ,rs
adjoining the lands OF b. E. Anderson JoS,
Clash s. G. Waldrop. and others. Thew ~. -.
TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY-SEyFyS'I M Ns
A HALF ACRES, lying on both sides The r ro,d
and will be sold as a whole or divided. The ~
provements are a comfortable FRAME Dwell II
ING with four rooms, In pretty good renal, I,
portion OF the land, say one-halk, cleared; liz
balance in wood. w.
TERMS One-fourth cash. balance Al q,
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable MOI,
secured by trust deed.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS
seH Auctioneer
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By Wellington GOtdin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

A ssIGNEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
N MACHINERY FOR THE HA : IN
TURE OF PAPER. IN THE MILL - ;Nv w,
CHESTER AT THE SOUTH END or HH1l.
BRIDGE.-As assignee in bankruptcy oil u.',ts
Baughman l shall sell 1T public auction q -
mill owned by Messrs. Kelly, Tackett q ~ ~
located as above, on THURSDAY the IAN 81 81
tember 1888 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. all o! ne m:
CHINERY and OTHER ARTICLES fOk ~. -.
MANUFACTURE OF PAPER belonging 70 W.
said Baughman, consisting III part OF the ioIo""'
81 PAPER MACHINE and IRONS, fO' sn''
LARGE ENGINE, complete;
W PEES6i TUB BOILER,
lDUSTER,
All the BETTING, MILL-GEARlNG' s.t
STOCK for manufacturing paper; anu d. d.
many other articles Of much value out 100 'e'"''
to enumerate. ,,o,o ,rrhths
The property will be offered rs whole. WIZ tni ~
privilege Of continuing the present iIaSe soIti1
Il cannot be sold in that way then IL WIZ Dc Si,,d
detail, according to the inventory TO DC eAN''''
ut the hour of sale. ard u
TERMS: One-third cash; balance ~ AT ro,,,
months for approved endorsed neRotiaOie
with interest added. ,crrS
an la--l2tswaw RdtdS ASH
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By Wellington Goddin,
Aurtioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TSRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
1 BRICK TENEMENT ON THE sOUTH
EIGHTH sTREETS.-By virtue Of deed oftrnst
to the subscriber BY Tnsey ra'H
Richmond Hustings Court, shall, in execution
thereof proceed to sell at public auction, on the
nremises, on TUESDAY the ed SEPTEMBER 1854
At O'Clock P. M If fair If not the first fair day
thereafter. the real estate conveyed by the said
deed, consisting Of LOT, located as above 'front.'
ing eighteen feet running back elehty-Lwo zee. ~
lent nn a, TIIHfR ZEE BRICK TENEMENT. .
TERMS Enough in cash to defray expenses 81
from asdN2sth August 1858 on a credit as to
sTe. 81 until the 2ad-2eth August 1859 on credit
ss to STss s8 until the 2sd-2sth August, 1871 sna
terms as the grantor shall. prescribe and direct
t the dav Of sale. W. GODDIN,
'n co II - Trustee.
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Two SHARpERs.-A noted sportsman,
taking dinner at one of our clubs, EXHIBIT
ed diamond ring of great beauty and ap-
parent value on his finger. A gentleman
present had great passion for diamonds
After dinner the parties met in the office.
After much bantering the owner consented
to barter the ring for the sum of six hun
dred dollars. As the buyer left the room,
suppressed tittering struck his ear. He
concluded that the former owner had sold
both the ring and the purchaser. He said
nothing, but called the next day upon a
jeweller, where he learned that the dia-
mond was paste, and the ring worth about
twenty-five dollars. He examined some
real diamonds, and found one closely re-
sembling the paste in his own ring. he
hired the diamond for q few days, pledged
twelve hundred dollars, the price of it, and
gave a hundred dollars for its use. He
went to another jeweller, had the paste re-
moved and the real diamond set.
His chums, knowing how he had been
imposed upon, impatiently waited for his
appearance the next night. To their as
PUNISHMENT they found him in high glee.
He fourished his ring, boosted of his bar
gain, and said that if any gentleman pre-
sent had twelve-hundred dollar ring to
sell for six hundred dollars he knew of
purchaser. When he was told that the ring
was paste, and that he had been cheated,
he laughed at their folly. Bets were freely
offered that the ring did not contain real
diamond. Two men bet 81 900 each. Two
bet $500. All were taken. Umpires were
chosen. The money and the ring were put
into their hands. They went to first
class jeweller, who applied all the tests, and
who said the stone was diamond Of the
first water, and was worth, without the set
ting, 81, 200. The buyer put the $4,000
which he had won quietly in his pocket.
He carried the diamond back and recalled
his 81 200, and with his fostering on his
finger went to his club. The man who sold
the ring was waiting for him. He wanted
to get the ring back; he attempted to turn.
the whole thing into joke. He sold the
ring, he said, for fun; he knew it was real
diamond all the time. He never wore false
jewels. He could tell a real diamond any
where by its peculiar light. He would not
be so mean as to cheat an old friend. He
knew his friend would let him have his ring
again. But his friend was stubborn said
that the seller thought it was paste, and in
tended to defraud him. At length, on the
payment of $500, the ring was restored.
All parties came to the conclusion, when the
whole affair came out, that when diamond
cuts diamond again some one less sharp
will be selected.-Matthe,o Hale Smith.
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DYEHNG AND SECURING,

EsTABLIsHED IN 1861. LIME.
~ MANS FANCY STEAM DYEING, SCoUR-
ING, and PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT 1ac
BROAD STREET. BETWEEN FOURTH and
shaws, cloaks, and sacques dyed In any colors de-
sired or cleaned In the very best and neatest man
ner. Gentlemen's garments cleaned or dyed and
Ished printing department. sndWiu print ladies'
Z silks, Eerlnos, poplinS, deiaines, and alpaca
= dreeses- eau and see samples OF my printing.
N - -, -. :. - : l.. LINNEMAN,
~. se.s'a Practical Dyer, Scourer and Cleaner.
T. s.-Fersons residing at Il distance from the
city can forward their goods by express, and have
them returned again in the same way at short no
ttce' an E-zm
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By erubbs & williams, Auctioneers.
ro,,,,.ost corner ut Main and Eleventh streets,

AN EXCELLENT LITTLE Fam 11J7 gF
~ ExTENs1yE VINEYARD IET AMI}rs Nv VEST f'N Of T
ORCHARD. ABOUT, FIVE yG. mlI ia p DING BIZ
B BEE LII ns CHURCH BE BET LEI Ri THE
DEEP Run TTRNPIIEKTEs 1 mp RRAhfHIR h5D
MOND AND FREDERICKSBURG , hani her q. ut
Il O'Clock M, we viii sell at auction upon ec cn
premises the FARM owned By ar S1e n woods
the remainder is highly improved. DMEL 10
ING, KITCHEN, and the usual out-n, 39sVess P pfe
among the improvements Also VIZ IN large large
of about L. 900 selected grape vines, anu iai se
ORCHARD Of select fruit.
The situation is retired and very heathy.
TERMS Very accommodating. uur1AMs.
o.,,r+,oaes std 49, Auctioneers.
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aaUCVFoNsA
3TfHIS DAY.


1.c~~>-~-e----r~~
BY Cook & Lsughton, Aucticneefs' !
corner OF Governor and Franklin stfee1''
HANDsOME PARLOR FURe sL .f1c,
HtCARPETs, BEDDING, ETC. :,,i AL sa,, nt onr
TION.-TH15 DAY at 10 O'Clock we VIII '',A'
i'9 Ysry handsome OILED WALNUT pA lsbs,
T~complete-coyered with eIeatt ad With
s, vARN1sHED WALNUT SUIT, covered WIN
,,ra reps Ja1, MARBLE-Top CENTRE IA :
= excelient BRUSSELS CARPETS
WAISJT and MAHOGANY JENh'ff Lac. LisD
{. sf1 BEDSTEADS .-T
COTTAGE CHAMBER SUI
SUPERIOR HAIR MATTRESSE a,d Pill.
FEATHER BEDS, BOLsTERs' anu
CANE sW ana wooD-sEAT CHAIRS,
OFFICE CHAIRS and DE CHAMBER
a COOKING, o FFlCE, anu -
STOVES; a.,
CRoChEkf, ehA0sc q LHuGHTON,
- - Auctioneers.
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n UNPOWDER. ,o,u,,-c
VI ~. ORANGE RIFLE and sPoKI ; n
THE PRIZE POWDER OF THE WORLD.
A full supply OF the above celebrated, and now
FAy0RJTE GIJNPOWDER, constantly on nana
and for sale by us, who are the authorized agents.
Where heavy work Is TO be done regSI RoM.
AND MINING POWDER manufactured by tnis
company is in the highest repTLe Every paSkss e
of this powder cold by US VIII L pe Suar a. Co 80
represented. .. y. 1AAbA :" w.
au 2s--d3m as~
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A s ASSIGNEE OF THE ESTATE OF
"A DAVID LEE, bankrupt. shall sell on the
that VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND on which
said Lee now resides. This tract contains , Sos
from Keysyille depot. The Improvements are
good. consisting of a framed DWELLING ofseven
rooms exclusive Of the baseInent), and the usual
outbuildings. The land lies well and IS beyond the
average fertility. The membranes are very
small. and will be removed by first instalment.
TERMS At sale. II. A. CARRlNGTON,
co 10 Assignee.
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SALE OF YALUA.
" BILE REAL ESTATE IN COvINGLON::
VA I'm pursuance OF decreee OF tns SirSuik
Court Of Allegheny county rendered 81 lts May
term, 1858, and decree made in vacation rendered
On the 9Th day Of August, 1888. In cause depeno.
Ing in the Circuit Court of Allegheny county, IN
the name of Callaghan, administrator, &C., vs.
Callaghan's heirs, &c. The undersigned, com;
missioner therein, appointed for the purpose VIII
proceed to sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder. on the 18TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1858,
commencing at II O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises,
the REAL ESTATE situated in and adjoining the
town of Covington, belonging to the heirs OF ..
Ca Gala deceased, consisting Of ONE. QUAR-.
TER ACRE LOT In Covington; upon which Is
rood TWO-STORYg BRICK DWELLlNG con.
Gaining four rooms, a BRICK KITCHENs and a., Q
STABLE. Also, ONE QUARTER-ACRE 10, LOT
In the town, containing on It BRICk STOhE,,
HOUSE, Also, EIGHTEEN ACRES OF LAND
mediately east Of and adjoining the present cor.
porate limits and on the line the Coytngton ano
ohio railroad, which latter will be sold ID LOIS 70
snit purchasers Also THREE ACRES THREE
FOODS and TWENTY-SEYENP POLES ad1o1n-
Inc the eighteen acres which latter Is heavily tim,
bered. more accurate description is not deemed
necessary. n,. o. dor.or
EXPENSES of sale for the balance credit VIII De
Given of six, twelve, and eighteen months, puf.
ehasers giving bond with good personal security;
and lien retained upon the property as adGLlonal
security. A. B. CHANDLER,
40 70 datSswqt 49, Commissioner.
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EARHIs FOR RENT.
FFJRNY'TURE. &c.


IF YOU WANT FINE AND ELEGANT
L FURNITURE, and at the same time CHEAP
and DURABLE, 60 to H. A. ATKINSON'S,
Governor street between Frsnklin and Ross, No:
Loo. He has it of his own make, which he will
to attend to the UNDERTAKING DEPART
MENT Of his business In every style, to which he
gives his personal attention. Having had an eI-
perience Of thirty years as manufacturer, he
fatters himself thathe give entire satisfaction.
REPAIRING and BOXING done In the best
manner and at the shortest Iota }.
II. A. ATKINSON,
~ le-2p No. Ice Governor street.
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BY wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer snd Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE Of VA, VALUABLE API
SUBURBAN FARM OF FIFTY, ACRES 4S
m HENRICO COUNTY, NEAR The IE;, kESEhs
V 1tc And WITHIN A FEW "a Hu ysltns ID
two deeds Of trust executed to me, the first dated
the Goth OF August 1857, duly recorded IN HshIicS
County Court IN deed book NO. 80, page se1' aha
the other dated the 18th Of September, noi' uuly
recorded In said court in deed book NO. ~ paaSee
ssI shall In execution thereof, proceed 90 Ssi q
uublic auction. on the premises, On xanhGIn a.,
October L 1855 at o. clock T. M, lalT. y MOI.
the frst fair day thereafter, the PROpEkId COL
veyed bv the said deeds each conveying sepesre,e
tract Of twenty-five acres, adjoining Inc
Thus forming farm Of fifty acres On sne , iraGI
frst conveyed there IL HANOsOME nmos
DENCE, (nearly new, containing seven room -
besides Kitchen, &C., now in the occupancy Va
Major Putnam also, an excellent orcnaru, WIG.
vsrd asparagus beds, &C. The properly VIII oe
soid as q whole or divided into tracts OF twensyy
Ave acres each, Us may be determined on a. sne
time Of sale. 80 aa,+ ~ tha
purchase money to be paid IN CASH an afra aaee
fpnent viii be made to sell for one-fourtn caen,
balance at four, eight, and twelve months lot ne.
gotiabIe notes, interest added, secured by trust
deed. - a.. -,.o So~r,
within 400 wards Of the city limits with neautlln
road leading to It, particularly 20 aIteno
thls Saie' s..at. ..@' a'-' Trustee.
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AUgTToN SALES. s
BY wellington eoddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Aren't.
FUTURE DAY.

by Wellington Goddts.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Asen.
IA ssfGNEE's SALE ..oF LAync p,
n TEXAs;-on THURSDAY the 18th s.I IN
Cont Of the United States for the Distrc4M ';rt
effiis I'm the case OF Joel b. Watkins b,'I VIZ.
at IL O'Clock on that day IN front of Inc s"1p'.
house, In the city Of Richmond, shall sell ,s
s 81 aT- SEVEN THOUSAND SIX HmrsSsfni,.io
AND E1NETY-EIGHT ACRES OF fL IL
western Texas, In the counties Of LIano az n
Ds y sss acres ns same being
= TERMS: Cash.
ROBERT Fl. MArRY 7,
Assignee OF ]. B. Wa,Ti,,
ALSO,
The contingent interest Of said watk,,,
Seventh and Leigh streets 8, ts civ s enrnar
in the deed OF the LIST Of 4ptjf. 1879, from is
Watkins to Claiborne Watkins, Il ustee ''"S
: ~ o. RI. ", JR.
WELLINGTON GobD1x, Anctionse,. '; .es
T,RUsTEE's SALE OF Excl LEN
MOB gus SN Ssc sTASp At PoEHATIA STA.
ecuted 70 the undersigned BY T. Tsvo. trust l.
&C., on the 10th day OF septenpber ; stof, trute,
recorded In the Clerks Office Of Porh,,,sa 1d duly
Court Deln4 SO required oy the beneSrtarr ,ty
i shall proceed To sell at public apct,oss nereia,
premises, at 10 O'Clock NJ, on TrESDAY' on On y.
day OF September, 1893 that LOT or LAS N 10
mediateiy at Powhatan Station. OF, The n,n. m
railroad, containing NINE ACRES DaoSlBs
at present leasedto Mr.. B. Trueheart and les ,sss
which is situated his s;orehouse. anu upg
IEEas am authorized to sell for 80 IN c.ss,,
cover expenses remainder at one two, tb,en ~
four years, with Interest. well secured '4'ee' at4
A. r. COURTNEY, Tru,.as
The buildings upon the aboye.men,,o,ot -,
we're erected by Mr.. B. Trueheart under iIa e,s'
Tor three years from February |. lsH with ~
privilege to the lessee TO purchase them a, ras W
tion at end of said time February l. 1851 q, ,os
tend the lease for three years longer at whcS,,-:
SAID buildings are to be paid for by the lesses =.
his assignees at their then valne.
am authorized bv Mr.. Trucheart IN sell ,b,,..
expired lease at the same time and place ,ic,'
named In order that the purchaser Of the land Ne,
desire 1t. ~ wa!
sc p A. R. COURTNEY