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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-21
W. T. COMSTOCK. 6 Astor-place, \
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Jn5irndlon.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
COLLEGE.
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~xady washington"
nrRrg. ANCESTRY. AND INTERESTING pAKTtyv-
LARS OF HER LIPS.
To Ms Editor Of ne Dispatch:
Referring 10 my card in ycur issue Of
September the 10th last. requesting In be-
half Of Mrs. A. T.. Edwards, DfSftwood,
Mass, the dr&n,te nativity Of Mrs. Martha
the wife OF General George washington,
bcx TO offer as OF probsssc Interest to some
OF your rcssters the following extracts from
a letter Which II eiicited,
:. am faithfully yours, II. A. RRotx.
WnIrAvsuso, Va,
October rs, 1882.
"M> Brock:
NY Dear Sit
Martha Dandgfdgc was bern at her anccs-
tral homestead, TItham,' In Nov Kent
coxnty, Va lsunday,l May 8, iSs2. Her
maternal arscestsr was the Rev Orlando
Jenes, a vStive spf Wales, who was estab-
Eshed on Che b.riks OF the Potomac, and Is
buried IN the grouhus Of the cid Bruton
Parish church In this city, nox the Oldest
English church In Use In America, rs II
dates from'iS',2.
ws.frstkeartii ~ colonial annals OF Miss
cambridge rs a dazzling bese at the court
of Gevetuu- Dinv iddie, az Williamsburg,
the scat % Government, where she met
Colonel iDsniel f'arke C,i&ts, OF 'Arling-
ton on tie Eastern Shorcof Virginia, the
son,oi THE Hon. John Casts, ard as his
father hsd been before him, member Of
the Kfssg's CoHr ell. and n, the deliberations
Of whicsi he wss I'm attendance. The meef-
ing ripened no love. The marriage WIS
at first opposed by the father OF the groom,
but,sn lT49 Colonel Gusts bore his bride &c
his 1.-The White House, on the banks OF
the Pamun. ey. In New Kent county.
Three children blessed the happy union,
The first nj whom, son. dying in
Infancy, vas sooE followed by the
falfer, ard Mrs. Gusts was left q
young, beautiful, and wealthy wid@y,
Che sole cyecttrix al an estate appraised al
$50, 600. In 1853 Washington, attended,
n servant crossed the Pamunkcy on mill
gary mission OF Importance ut Williams
burg. Stopping for n moment at the house
of friend, Mr.. Chamberlayne, in New
Kent county. he was pressed to remain.
He at first declinrd, but the graces OF Mrs.
Gusts, who YVES guest at the house,
Quieted the scruples OF the speeding var
Taorso of'ectaallr that his stay was proitng-
ed for two days and night. He had met
his domestic fate, and Mrs. Gusts became
suFc. W dSuiIlytpn oii tut oth VI
following, the ceremony being performed
by the Rev: David Mossom, at st. Peters
church, i'm New Kent county, and near
1.-THE White House
"Of the two surviving children Of Mrs.
Washington ty her first marriage, a lovely
daughter (Martha) died in 1770, in the sew
senteenth year Of her age, and her son,
Colonel John Gusts, an aid-de-camp OF the
staff Of his 'illUstrious step-father in our
glorious struggle for national independ-
-ence, died of malignant fever at Ethan
On the 2Jth OF October, 1881, whilst the
camps from Williamsburg to Yorktown
were resonant with the Leans to tho tri-
ulnph that ended the weary and bitter
struggle.
''Colonol Gusts had married in TIA and
left four children, one OF whom was the
father OF uewife of our grand hero, en-
eral Roberto. Lee.
"Mrs. Washington died in 1901.
81 am very truly yours,
Mrs "MARY l.. NESI.
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BARHH0LpIS STATUE or ikIBERTY.-A
meeting Of the Union-League Club Of New
York was held Tuesday niyht,to consider
the question, III the transit FROM Paris to
New York, aud OF its erection al Bedloe's
Island, Ell Bartholdi's statWe OF Liberty.
II was decided 10 hold pubic meeting on
the 2Sth instant at the Academy of Music
for the parposo Of calling pusilicattention
to the subject. Sit is also in contemplation
TO give tbeaig;eal entertainment, under
the direction ooh the different New York
theatrical hlanasers, in and OF the Subscrip-
ton. The Sirenah Government hesing Of
Tered to sent the statue 10 New York some
time next sw'nmer Nv q French war-,essel,
the proylsi0a of "a pedestal wbaieon to
place II after Us srnyal imNew York alone
rspains to beeonsidered. A suitable pc
destal Will coed at lesft S250,000, ban of,this
amount SlO0,ss0 isagomiscd conditional
uqen the Remaining s15o,0O0 beis,g >snb
Scrihed.
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IEsSIAN C0RksPrI0N. The Vienn, ,oor-
respondent Of the Lo,sipn TeiegcaDl SAYS
chat lPr some time rast:ia Russia one tean-
dsl has followed sfose ,.pon another, ne.
tes'lngta state OF eosruptian altogether s,r,-
freeedah1ed. Only the lfaer day irrsr..,-
hyities. &c the extent'sof .stsut $40, OOO. uS)
were discovered at thu sks;sa Bank. To-
teibgenee lfow comes xAaf a special coin-
mission, se9 by the Astillegy Department
OF the War Office to investigate the affairs
OF the powder manufa-sesy 1T Tscherni-
gov, has. ascatained thas turs,g the last
ten years therthate has been gisirauded OF
many millions. An inquiry concerning
TIE GENITAL ADMINISTRATION g the commits
sariat has also brought some yeIy unpleas.
AM iacls II light. General BosowSoff has
been intras;ed with fhe task Of exaslining
The archives OF that branch OF toe array.
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A WrOngcd Woman Tries TO Break IL
--s----r-- q ~ fringe Ceremony
liam very truly yours,
Mrs. "MARY L. NEsL.


A Washington special to the Baltimore
American OF yesterday says:
Quite q sensation was created here to-
might at eolored wedding at AslsIry
church. The contracting parties were Al
bert Irvine and Carrie Thomas. 1t appears
that several times during to-day coloced
woman, named Victoria jackson, threat
ened to visit the church tonight and break
MP the wedding ceremony, because tie
proposed groom. who was the father OF her
child, had refused to marry her. As she cir
c1ilated the st4ry extensively, the church
tgas packed long before the ceremony had
begun, the most of the congregation anS-
ious to see the i'm. At the proper time the
bridal party entered, preceded by the
ushers. All WIS serene until the pastor
Rev. Mr.. Carroll, reached the words,
.'srherefore, ii any can show any just
cause why they may not be Joined to-
gether," ETC., when a woman's voice cried,
al can" and Instantly all eyes turned
upon the woman, while great excitement
prevailed. The minister attempted to pro-
ceedy when the woman shouted, 81 object,
Brother Carroll" The minister paused
and,said, "Who objects; state your objec-
tioss!" The woman attempted to'reply,
but ,Nyas surrounded by a crowd, who
made her desist. ano the service was huf-
riediyeoncludedam amid. great confusion. The
bridal, party left the church, and as they
passed. out the woman related the wrong
thu had been done her in loud and angry
tones, frequently bursting into tears and
crying Who will take care of my child /? y
She Sas finally taken away by her friends
On goiAg out she attempted to attack the
groom, hut was prevented. Her friends
say che warned Irvine three weeks age
that ahc.~ould raise a rev If he attempted
to ga married tonight. The groom is 9
messenger in the Interior Department. lie
is alse u trustee OF Union Bethel church
lie deri,os,any acquaintance with Victori:
jackson.
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MET BY CHAN I.--Curious chance
brought face 20 face DE other dsy Two
ttin0tis persons who lind not met i,siaye
Isf many years. nor, pesilaps, wished 10
TIN Due d'Auuaa.e was gsipl. from Cl.an~
tillyfo Paris, and. as usual, ret.Ined pri.
vatc,s impairment in the trim. Going 10
The tssin ard seeing n caiylagc marked
"res"sped," he took for grated that Il
was bis swn, and entered, only 20 find II
occupies SOY two ladies. With an EXCHANGE |
iion Of s,seglsc he Was about to turn 10 I
tue guard fsy I'M explanation when be re-
eognlzed The Supposed intru..ers as Che cx-
Impress EuseAle and the Duchess de
eioucny, who were on their way TO the
ieatn.Ded OF General Ney. TIE Due
owed ana hastily Withdrew In on,'usion.
fsa us Own compartment elsewhere. j
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Bee. y. Chaflin II Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1 north Tenth street.

UCTION SALE OF LARGE LOT OF
N lO2 FEET FRONT. WITH \ NEAT
FRAMED DWELLING THEREON CONTAIN,
ASHLAND AND WASHINGTON STREETS
At the request OF tho owner who Is 4 nonresident,
we will sell at puiic auction, on the premises on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER II. 1882,
at ( o'clock T.. NJ, the BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY
located rs above described, and fronting on Ash
land street lO2 feet. with nice framed house
thereon containing four rooms. This Is good OPP
portunty for parties seeking an Investment, or FOL
those In search of pleasant home. rs IL lies pref
tily Is situate on the main thOrOuehfarc between
the old and new reservoirs, and must enhance I'D
value.
TERMS One fourth cash; balance in six. twelve,
and eighteen months. 49,
Il. Il. CIIAFFlN & co.,
no 10 AuctiOnCers.
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by W. Goddin x Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
corner Of Bank and Eleventh streets.


TWUSTEES SALE OF TWO VAIUA.
-, Bile LOTS, WITH TWO TIIRFE-STORy
bhI1k TENEMENTS THEREON, on TIJE
~ III SIDE OF CAN-L BETW ZEN TENifu
MD ELFNENTII STREETS, OPPOSITE To
rut DEPOT OF TIiERlCIIMOND AND ALE,
GHANi RAILROAD CONPANY.-As trnsiee Il,
= certain deed OF trust executed hy Richard
Senutte and wife, dated l2th November 1879.
uuin recorded In Richmond Chanccry Cont.
~ cAecuiioh thereof. proceed TO sell at pub
nc 'Vicuoh' on the pr misses, on '''
WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER 90. 1882
~ ciock 4. VI. Or fair: If not on the tir~t fair
NY ~ " ,nsWaIter the said LOTS with TWO l. T,C n
IihEt-SIORl BRICK TENEMENTs tlIreou.
covered with slate located ms above The said Inns
n,slhs a aggregate froat OF about 49, feet ruu =
niie nack 40 feet 10 an alley [ 5 feet wide ac-
sU,hg 10 plat Of the same to lie exhibited al tile
These tenenent', though needing repalrs. are To-
etu ~ Ine eSirc ~ the city, Ia lis part thereof
o1 ~, snlent 10 railroads, warehouses; mills, &C.
WHEN VIII doubtless In short time become yalua-
"' ~ ,gr ousinesa purposes and good investment.
iEEMs: Enough In cash 10 defray expenses OF
sae. taxes In arrear. insurance. &C.. and 20 nav on
.ne iktianee OF The principal debt, Amounting 10
.ouU ana The Interest of $50 thereon; aud as 10
tue residue of the proceed Of sale on such forms
- IRE executrix Of Richard fchutte doc,slscd
snail prescribe and direct: or, on future on her
afl 10 give such directions. then ON sgch terms ne
lne trnstec shall deem proper 10 announsc M Tho
line Of sale. WILLIAM j. MAYO.
no Observation-Disclosures "''
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

-
VIRGINIA STEAMBOATSfrsNai
Y COMPANIES Sszs@ss&s
LANES RIVER LINE FOX -.
orn poINT COMFORT, NORFOLK, PORIs-
oMunOtiTH AND JAMEs-3IVER LANDINGS,
''' CoNNTC'rs AT PORTSMOUTH FOX
OLD POINT.
Raj TIsfORF, AND THE NORTH
SAME AFTERNOON. .,,,,
ArcO CONNECTS AT NuRFOLh MlIti
~ kFTERNOON TRAINS FOR OCEAN VIE"
STEAMERS FOR HAMPTON, SMITHFIELD,
AND EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TKANSfEh, AMI
ONLi ALL-WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER ~ DAa LIGHT
GREATLY REDUCED BATES.
FARE TO NORFOLK, $50. M LIMIT.
FARE ROUND TRIP, 500 }
TICKETS TO AND FROM LANDlN"S kE-
DUCED ONE HALF.
Ono Of the Company's spacious and elegant
steamers
CITY OF RICHMOND OR ARIEL
tcarryng Unlted states mailJ
4. G. CLIFFORD. Commander .,.r
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, NtDNES'
DAY and FRIDAY, 1T 4. NJ for ab0ve-nanec
places. connecting at Portsmouth with the BaS
Line for Old Point, Baltimore, and TIE NOrth
Returning the steamer leaves Norfolk at a. Nj.
arriving az Richmond at about 4 L. Nj.
Through tickets on sale on steamer ana ~ Gar
bcr's Agency, 1000 Main street Baggage checked
through.
STATER0OMS CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAl
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By W. Goddln G. Son, Auclioneers'
Eleventh and Bank streets,

TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM OF
4 EIGHTY ACRES on TIE SOUTH SIDE
OF THE WESTIlAM PLANk-EOAD. FotR
MILES WEST FROM RICHMOND.-By virtue
Of deed of trust execuedto the subscriber ny inc
late Colonel = s. Myers, brarTfg date l4th OF Feb
rnary. 1854, duly recorded IN Ilenrico County
Court shall, In execution thereof, at The request
of the personal representative OF the cre'iitor
thereby secured. proceed to sell ut public auction
on the premises. on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1882,
at . o'clock NJ Nf fair: if not on the first ran
day thercaftcr). the FARM OF EIGHTY ACRES
more or less, located as above. now IN !nc 0ccu-
NANCY of Mr.. lanes VIA As tenant. The land Is OF
fair quality, with Il small but c0miortaDle
dwelling and kitchen thereon. and Is In ir0ns oil
the handsome cOttage-dwelling Of Captain \. W
CARRIER and IS eXcci1ontly located
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires z cash Sole YET
am authorized to- say that the credits may be eN-
ING LEGAL interest secured By Il deed of trust.
10 W. GODDIN, Trustee.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP $fas;s,
~ COMPANY. .sxss&s. zso
FOR NEW YORK

THIS company VIII dispatch one of theirspendid
stramers-Ci IJI ANDOTTE, ROANOKE. MAN
HAITIAN, OLD DOMINION. and RICHMOND
EVERY TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY
For hOurs of sailing, zee advertisement below.
steamers leave New orr, IL ESDAl :, THURS
DAY ;. aud SATURDAYS at 3 T. NJ from PieI 20
NEW nuinber), North river. foot Of Beach street
They have splendid saloons, stdtc-rOOms, and
bathrooms. 2
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are
unsurpassed.
After-cabim fare 10 New York Including meals
and BERTH. $40: rOund-trip tickets SIS steeragc
with subsistence, 81; without subsistence, So.
Freights for p0ints beyond New DIRK forwarded
with dispatch. and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Freight received until > O'Clock p. VI. iaily.
For further information, apply 10
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO.. Agents,
jy2 90 office COmpany's wharyes. Rockets.
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by Grubbs & Williams, Auctioueers.
COMMISSION Frs SALE OF 4 BRICK
OAND sLATE-ROOFTIIREE HOUSE

COMMISSION Frs SALE OF \ BRICK
NAND SLATE-ROOF TllREE->TORY HOUs 81
on FRANKLIN STREET NEAR TIE BAL
LARD IOUSE.-ln further execution of decree
OF the Chanorry Cour, Of Richmond entered on
the 2Ist of June, 1851. IN the four causes of
d" Win.fon's executors rs Brcl. &c..' Turner
and wi e. rs. Bricl &c. Robinson who sues, &C,
rs Brcl. &C. and - HAYWOOD who sues, &C.. RS.
Briel," we VIE. rs special commissioners. otcr for
sale ut public auction. on The premises, on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 30. 1882.
at ! o'clock u VI, the BRICK HOUSE No. 1926.
on the north side Of Franklin street Just below the
Ballard House. with lot "a feet front by 9S 1912
feet u an alley. now occupied by tenants ~ a
rental that viii pay very large percentage upon
the probable prk.e the housewife sell for.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance at SIX. twelve.
and eighteen months for notss. With Interest added
and title rctaince. y. u. YOUNG.
A. II. COIRTNFN.
GEORGE T.. HAW.
liIsL CARTER,
Spcciai Commis. toners.
GRUBBS 6 WILLIAMS. Auctisnccrs. no IL
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/ Il. CIIRISTIAN- 49, -
COURT ORDERS,

| n ORTIZ CAROLINA, HALIFAX
~ COUNTl-SUPERlOR COURT:
State of North Carolina on the relation of Thom,.
;. henan, Ait0rncy-General,
against
Inc Roanoke Navigation Company.
HOLDERS OF STOCK IN THE ROANOKE
.NANlGAlloN COMPANY who have not proved
,he same are hereby notified 10 make proof thereof
before me by fan term, 1883, of the Superior
Nonrt OF liaiiiiN county. The shares standing
on the coInpany's books In the names Of Tho ~
| lowing persons have not been proved:
feter ID. Astin Peter Arlington Edward II. Hrod
nA ,1eorge u; baskerville, VIM. Barnett Robert
Drodnax. thriSiiana Burwell, Nm Rilbo LAM
W. Cook, John II. Clay, William Collins. Sa~,el
I0liand. Vincent Dckerson, Thomas Davis
hOinas I. Dennis, T.. A. de Schwenltz r. H. Dud-
y, DonIg Eidiidgc, stephen Edwards, John :.
raton, John :. Field. Oh. q. Field Mrs fanny Ann
HINTS children, Thomas uambiin. Jy n ~ i'm
nn partl, Charles T. Harris, Mrs Martha Henry
" iiii1m iiarris, ID. - Hicks George IIoustou PIT
ricA hendren, Thomas \. Jones. Edward M InSe
HHsorS, lahdown, William Morgan, Benun1in
Im,arab'e, Richard g. Morris. Marcus j, Nee losser
Horace Palmer aud others, stephen l.. Pool ncn'
neace, Mttthew j. ROwleti, Howell l.. Reade
Ma. MAC f.eadc, James snead, James NJ smith. Nil
,iirla scott, Miss Catherine scott. Henry Srott
MISS Eliza Scott, Miss Louisa scott, William Syd-
ner, fasl Street Miss Fanny W. Scott Robcrt ~.
scott, samuel Smith, George Scott and othars
Alien TAYLOR, John II. Wimbish and S:tnneI Vii,
tanis, Edward a. White, francis N Wait;a
Jaints NJ. Williams. john l.. Wingfieid la,t
Williamson, Mark Wilson, William NJ. WlIi,msss
THOMAS N. HILL. Reca,vo.
HALIFAX, y. e., November 2, 1852.
no s-F4w
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DyJ> Thompson Brown,
Real Esate Agent and Auctioneer,
l113 Main street.

DTBLIC AUCTION OF FOUR DE-
i sIRABLE BRICK DWELLINGS ON FIFTH
AND CARY STREETS: ONE \ CORNER
ERICK DWELLING No. 100, AND THE
OTHER THREE ADJ ACEKT TIIERET0-.NoS-
102, 40. AND 112.TfHSlS EATRAOkDlNA-
RY.-I will sell at public auction, on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER II, 1882,
at d. O'Clock +. NJ. the above centraly-locatesi
DWELLINGS. The corner and the al acent reso,
dences arr four stories high and In good order and
lately relnedelled at considerable cost; all moo
ern improvements, and contain fourteen ROOMS
each. The lots front 35 by 100 fee. each.
The TWO DWELLINGS Nos. o and ll2 are
three stories high and contain eight rooms each.
with detached kitchens OF two rooms. The bts
front each about 29xl0O feet. more or less. With
but slglIi Improvement these Two houses could &c
made very attractive ard desirable.
Their location. being I'm ilrst-claSs neigllor-
hood and In close proximity to tie business portion
of the city, and yet sufficiently retired 10 be desrd-
BILE should command the attention of those seeking
good paying investments
TERMS: One third cash. balance In one. two.
and thpea years. 6 ,per cent. interest added and
secured Ivy trust-dced.
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
nO1I AuctioncSF.
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TOR NEW YORK.-The Old <<sF%A

TOR NEW YORK.-The Old CEEA
Il Dominion steamship COmpany's ssagxiis.sss
proposed sallings for the week following are:
OLD DOMlNION.C Captain WALKER, FRIDAY,
November 9Th. at 2 O'Clock L. VI.
GUYANDOTTE. Captain KELLY, SUNDAY
November 10Th. at 10 o'clock 4. NJ.
ROANOKE. Captain COCCH, II ESDAI, No.
yembcr 9lst. at II o'clock noon.
Freight received until | o'clock L. VI. Friday
O'Clock Z. N. Saturday, aud to / O'Clock A. NJ
Tuesday
Through bills OF lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch Ia all points north, sou;l..
east and west; also To foreign ports
Passenger accommodations Unsurpassed.
After-cabin fare 10 New York Including meals
and berti) SO: rouud-trip tickets, SIS; Storage.
with subsistence 81: without subsistence. SO.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays. Tues
days, Wednesdays. and Saturdays by the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad al 1850 \. VI. Will max Q
connection ut Norfolk with steamer leaving those
days. Cabin fare, $1,000. Tickets 10 be had AT
the Richmond and Petersburg depot and 4. "
CARRIERS, 1000 Main street.
For freight or passage, apply 20
GEORGE W. ALLEN ( Co, Agents.
no 10 COmpany's Wharf Rockets.
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LEAVE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

a hrect i"ur-heur, connection T. .ls..c ret,,..
Rlchmond ard Norfl lk hy train, l.g,.r, -.
mond IT Has 4. VI. ana Norfolk M OIL; 4,
Al traiaS leaving Petersburg VIII s.arl fro-., ,'
AppoMattON depot.
Sot. Haas. Traffic Mauae.r. "'
upJ 100 -f-''e-
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BY ". Goddin & son.
hucliOnCer-.

-AuNNipHtcT-.
VRUSTEE'S SALE OF TlIREE-STORI
L BRICK TENEMENT on THE NORTH.
TEENTH AND MAYO STREFTs IsEC0NI
BELOW THE BALLARD IOUSEl.-As trusted
In certain deed OF trust bearing date 2Sth
February. 1879. duly recorded In RichEOnd Chan.
Gerry Court, shall offer Tor sale at public auction
on the premises. ai o'clock =. NJ, Orimmediatey
after the sale Of he adjoining tenement.
for the commissioners, by Messrs. Grub. 4 vii.
lams. auciionccrs). on
MONDAY, THE GOTH NOVEMBER. 1882,
that LARGE TIIREE-STORY BRICK TENE-
MENT located a. above. now in the occupancy OF
Mr.. Reichman aud Mr. Morris: fronting 20 feet.
running back - feet to an alley. ItcontanS about
ten rooms, besides large trce.etOry brick Kit III
en-, and will pay good Income upon what il iGay
probably sell for.
Special attention IS called 10 this sale
TERMS: One-fourth cash. D lance at ,iX. twelve.
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. interest
added secured by deed of trust.
no ~ \. l.. BOULWARE, Trustee.
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BY Frank ID. Hill X co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
HOS Main street.

4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
y AND LOT AND VERY DESIRABLEBI'ILD-
ING LOTS or THE NORTHWEST CORNFR
OF MARSHALL AND HANCOCK STREkTS.
AND AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER on
CLAY AND HANCOCK STREETS. AT. ARC
TlON.-1y virtue Of 4 decree i'm the snit of
" Maedcr and wife cs. Wesicrman 1t ais on
tered by the Chanccry Court OF the cityof Rich
mond October 24, 1882, we win sell. on The prcmi-
ses. on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 25. 1850.
BEGINNING promptly ut o'clock =. W.. the real.
ESTATE mentioned IN said decree. as follows.
. LOTS. each 3nN124 6-l2 feet, fronting ON Mar
shai street; LOTS, each 30Xi5O feet fronting
on Hancock between Marshall and Clay street,
upon one of which lots there Is Il VERY COM
PORTABLE FRAME HOUSE. containing abont
I'VE rooms ;asO, D LOTS each 3OX72 feet frontln,,
On clay street. This properly j. located I'm ono
square OF the Richmond. Fredericksburg ana
lolOinsc Railroad depot, and IN that portion of
me cltY rapidly enhancing I'm value These lofs
Oner special inducements 10 parties desirons of in
Nestins where quick profits may be realized a.
RoOd building lots are scarce I'm that locality
TERMS: one fourth cash balance at six twelve
anu eighteen months, for negotiable notes Interest
added, and title retained until the purclase-mnncv
Is paid, aud conveyance ordered BY the Cont
rat OF ground with auctlOneers.
\. VI. KELLEY.
JAMES CASKIE.
~, Special Commissioners.
fEANk ID. I'LL x Co, Auctlonccrs. no Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-17
BY George II. Pondexier'
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer'
1900 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
VERY VALUABLE FARM
on THE
BROOK TURNPIKE,
KNOWN AS LEVEL GREEN,
ABOI-T FIVE MILES FROM TIE CITY OF
RICHMOND.

rs virtue of a decree Of the Circuit Court of the
COVE: ~ Uenrico entered on the 26th day OF DC
toi.rnr 1890, I'm the cause Of Kings administrator,
Sr.. rs. Ashton and others, the undersigned. spc-
c,za cdmmi ssiOner appointed therefor, VIII sell by
pzlllc auction, OH the premises, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER OATH, AT ~ NJ,
the above-descrlbed PROPERTY. portion Of
which Anderson King died seized aud possessed,
and which was allotted 10 Nmpic Robins, Her
bert l.. King. and BENJAMIN l.. aud Emily Ashton.
Tire tract consists Of 2lSt ACRES OF OPEN
LAND and 53a ACRES or WOODLAND, and
adions the farm lately owned by DIR. Powell and
the land OF William 1aliafcTro. The open land Is
in high state of cultivation and IS well watered
There are two young orchards upon tie property
covering about 20 acres. just becoming very pro-
lductivc and profitable; also, M old orchard OF .
acres.
The improvements are vccy good consisting OF
a TWO-STORl FRAME DWELLING, STABLE,
and LARGE BARN-aii IN good order: md the
farm. all in all l. considered II very valuable and
productive one. II IS occupied at present bT - NJ
King. and possession can bc given TO the purchaser
on the 1st Of January.
TERMS: One fourth cash: the balance In six.
twelve. and eighteen months. the purchaser To eN-
ccnte his notes for the deferred payments, and The
title 10 DC retained until Tie whole Of the parclse-
money is paid and a Conveyance ordered by the
Court JOHN 4. COKE.
Special Commissioner.
GEORGE II. POINDEXTEI., Auctionecr. no IA
By SAMPSON Il AdamsOn,
(successors to John Il. Sampson & Drother)
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