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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-18
PETERSBURG.

aNrgaNExT OF A FORMER PETERSBURG MER-
cuAyT--AILEGED FRAUDS IN DTSwTDDIE--
GROWING C0LoRED BAPTIST Ass0cIA-
rIox--RENovALs TO RIcHM0ND-TBE SUR
NJ xpRDRR-cAsE--FARMING NOTES.
iCdf1 pondcncc Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
- NOVEMBER IL, 1882.
T8SFremsins OF the late Thomas w.
Royston, who died In Philadelphia OH the
18th OF October, were brought to this city
by express yesterday afternoon, and in ac-
eordance with his last wishes were inferred
by the side Of the graves OF son and
daughter In Blandford cemetery. Mr..
Royston was formerly and for number OF
years well-known citizen and large cloth
ing merchant Of Petersburg. After leaving
this city he resided for some years during
and subsequent to the war in Richmond,
and from thence went north.
4 prominent citizen OF Dinwiddic Is au-
shorty for saying that that county will fur
nish its full quota Of tax-rcceipt fraud /"
when the vote OF the 9TH OF November Is
investigated.
The proceedings OF the second annual
meeting Of the Bethany Baptist Associa-
ton fcolored), recently held at Frank
rn, Va, shows that the jurisdiction OF the
Association covers thirteen counties on the
South side, running from Amelia to Surry.
n has sixty-fiye churches and thirty-four
uastors, who receive salaries aggregating
over $500. The church-membership OF
the Association Is IL, 15S. and the value OF
church property Is S5S,568. It's Sunday
schools are flourishing and well attended,
and the financial exhibit OF the Association
is highly crcditable.
DIR. Ii. +. May, superintendent OF the
n sul Vnsfnf1aV
moved his family to Richmond, there to
reside until the asylum buildings here are
finished. II is reported that another OF
our largest tobacco-manufacturers has made
arrangements to remove to Richmond
shortly.
In view Of the action OF Governor Cam
eron in committing the sentence OF Mary
Booth, the Surry murdcress, TO impris0n-
ment for life, it is hardly thought probable
that the Surry-county authorities will go to
the expense OF prosecuting her for the
murder Of Mr.. T. 4. Jones, as, in the
event Of conviction in this case, the Gov.
ernor wonld doubtless exercise his prerog.
alive and commute her sentence. Mrs.
Gray and Mr. Jones died in the same house
At the same time and by the same act.
The farmers in this section have about
finished seeding wheat, for which they
have had very favorable season. About
fhe usual area has been seeded.
The sweet potato crop in this section this
year was one Of the largest ever known.
The reports brought in by some of the
planters Us to the quantity produced per
acre are almost beyond belief. OF huge
potatoes weighing ten to twelve pounds
each there seem to be no limit.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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United Fire Underwriters Meeting

The second annual meeting of thu United
Fire Underwriters OF America was begun
In New York on Thursday in the rooms of
the New York Board OF Fire Underwriters,
in the Boreel building, at No. 11j Broad
way. Companies from all parts OF the
United States were represented. Mr.. A.
j.. Enowden, OF the Philadelphia Fire As
sOciation, presided, and read the annual
report, which showed very satisfactory re-
suits for the year and left little 10 be COM
pisined Of. The treasurer's report showed
that there was balance OF S3.373.03 on
hand. The different district committees
made reports on rates and commissions,
both for and against the district system.
The reports Of district committees cor
roborated the presidents remarks touching
the failure OF many strong Companies to CO.
operate in the work OF making the plan
successful. The chairman OF one OF the
southern district committees said the main
difficulty was because some New York
managers carried their personal differences
with them instead Of letting the dead past
bury its dead. w. l.. COwardin, OF Rich
mond, said he hoped the committee
would understand that an organization in
Richmond had been held together for some
fifteen-he might say thirty years il he in
cluded the interruption during the war-by
o rope Of sand. In fact, 1t had kept to-
cether so well that some New York COM
panies send down there for business, not
in the usual way, but by rail. lie hoped
gentlemen would quarantine their wees
and not allow that sort Of business to be
carried on. Company officers could con-
tinue to ignore their stockholders and the
public as they had been doing. He hoped
the meeting would not adjourn until its
members understood one another better.
The discussion was suspended to allow the
appointment OF the Committee on Bust
ness, which is as follows: p. hoffman, ID.
w. c. SHELTON, j. n. Durham, II. Dale
Benson, j. w. Anderson, w. l.. Cowardin,
W. c. Synam, X. d. Alliger, and Henry
Powles.
At the afternoon session a resolution was
reported for the action OF the Board re-
commencing the adoption OF the district
system rs the most economical and effective
for covering the whole country.
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SERIOUS CHANGES AGAINST A MILLIoNAIF
LANDOWNER.
Especial to the Philadelphia Press.l

Especial to the Philadelphia Press.l
ERIE, November 16.-Ezra Cooper, a
millionaire, and the largest landowner In
Erie county, was arrested to-day. The
complainant Is Mrs. Mary Wheeler, the
wife Of q respectable tradesman of Union
township, and tenant of the defendant.
The lady alleges that Mr.. Cooper exercised
his landlords privilege Of entering the
house to inspect the premises, &C., and
that his visits were made at such times
when her husband was away, and that by
specious wiles she was led astray by Coop
er. The accused was brought before the
City Recorder, and the hearing was post
poned until Monday. The defendant al.
ieges he is the victim of blackmailing
scheme. He went TO Cory to-day to an-
swer another charge of adultery, for which
he has also been arrested. The woman in
this latter case is a less reputable person.
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BY Frank ID. Hill 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
HOS Main street.
commissioners, SALE OF nor,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
OAND LOT AND rERY DESIR ABLE BUILD
ING LOTS on THE NORTHWEST CORNER
OF MARSHALL AND HANCOCK STREETS,
AND AT TIE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
CLAY AND HANCOCK STREETS, AT AUG
TlON.-By virtue Of decree IN The suit of
Maeder and wife rs. Wcstcrman At 0Is.," en-
tered 10y the Chancery Court OF the city OF Rich
mond October pa, 1882, we will sell, on the prcmi-
ses, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1852,
beginning promptly at O'Clock L. NJ, the REAL.
ESTATE mentioned in said decree. as follows
LOTS, each 3Ox124 6-l2 feet, fronting on Mar
shall street. LOTS, each 30xl50 feet fronting
on Hancock between Marshall and CLAY streets
upon one of which lots there Is VERY COM
PORTABLE FRAME HOUSE, containing about
five rooms also, LOTS, each 30x72 feet, fronting
on Gay street. This property l. located I'm one
square of the Richmond, Fredericksburg ana
Potomac Railroad depot, and In that portion Of
The city rapidly enhancing In value. These lots
offer special inducements 10 parties DESTROYS of In
vesting where quick profits may he realized as
good building lots are scarce In that locality.
TERMS: One fourth cash. balance at six twelve
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes interest
added, and title retained until the purchase-mOney
Is paid, and conveyance ordered by the Court
Plat OF ground with auctioneers.
A. VI. KELLEY,
JAMES CASKIE,
Special Commissioners.
FRANK ID. HILL Co., AuctiOneers. no is
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ny Sampson & Adamson,
Real Estate Agents,
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN EN-
~ CFLIENT FARM OF SIX HUNDRED AND
THIRTEEN ACRES, ADJOINING TIE CLIO
YER HiTL COAL-MlNE, IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY, Vain pursuance Of the DEGREES OF
the Circuit Court of Chesterfield county, entered
NAV IG. 1879, November is, 1880, and May Is,
$50. respectively. in the cause of I" Emma ID.
Cox, Guardian, &c, rs. Cox and dfs,' depending
therein, VIC. the undersigned. special commission
els. will offer for sale by public auction, al the
Glover Hill coai-uines, OH
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1852,
at I2% O'Clock Z. NJ. that TRULY VALUABLE
AND EXCELLENT FARM, containing SIX
HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN (6l3) ACRES.
adjoining (he said Glover Hill C0al-Nincs and the
IaIIds Of a. Il. Tizzard and Others, known as the
"CLOVER HILL FARM formerly the resi-
dence Of Judge james II. Cox. and of which y. i.
Cox died ICED and possessed.
This Is an excellent farm. and has comfortable
DWFLLlNG-H0USE thereon, with the usual
ACKNOWLEDGMENT in good repair; and there Is
every indication that the place abOunds in coal.
Also, at the same time and place, SMALL
TRACT OF LAND OF AZ ACRES, adjoining
said farm.
TERMS: One fourth cash; and the residue on
crcdi. of one two and three years In equal install
ments. with interest on the deferred payments
from day Of sale, payable sem-annually, and title
rets ned until the whole of purchase-money Is paid
and conveyance ordered by the Court.
MEADE HASkiNS.
ID. :. WOODBRIDGE,
oc 27-2taw3w Special Commissioners.
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by Ouarlcs & McCurdy,
successors TO Robert Il. Lyne.j
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers, and Brokers,
1912 Main street.

THAT DESIRABLE DE L A CHI + d
y TWo,ST0RY ERAME DWELLnInG, 40; "a 42 5,
STREET, NOW OCCUPIED BY {. a. SPECIE,
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION, UPON THE
PREMlSES.-By request Of the owner, We VIII of
fer for sale, on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER %, 1882,
at o'clock T.. NJ the PROPERTY above de
soribcd The dwelling contains six rooms; kitchen
two rooms; gas, water. bath, &c. The property Is
In good repair and now yielding fair rental. The
lot has front on the south Ine of Main street of
80 feet, and runs back good depth 10 Belyidere
street, upon which il also fronts 80 feet, and on
which could be erected two small dwellings which
would rent we'll This is truly desirable little
home, and should command the attention of those
seeking such or good-paying property.
TERMS: Liberal. and announced at sale
QUARLES 4 MCCURDY,
10 Is Auctioneers.
HIGH-CONSTABLE'S SALE OF FUR
Ii NITURE, SHOWCASES, GLASS JARS.
BARRIERS CHAIR, &C. viii sell at public auc-
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1882,
at 10Y o'clock A. NJ, at my Office, No. 1906 east
Franklin street, the following property 10 satisfy
sundry writs In my hands:
BUREAUS. CABINETS,
WARDROBES, BEDSTEADS,
WASIISTANDS, BEDS,
CENTRE TABLES,
MATTRESSES, BEDDING.
MARBLE-TOP CENTRE TABLE,
CANE and WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS,
CANE and WOOD ROCKERS,
RoUND TABLEs. TowEL-RACKs,
DECANTERs, EYEGLASSES,
CLOCKS, SHOWCASES,
BARRIERS CHAIR,
VASES, BASIN and PITCHER, &c.
TEENS; Cash +. IoLHIIYEGEERip
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Mrs. Laura Colston, wife OF General
Raleigh Il. Colston, who Is so widely known
In the State and South, died Monday morn
ing near this city. Her mind had for some
years been affected, but she had lost none
Of those graces OF manner which were SO
Characteristic OF her. General Colston's
nome Is now in New York, he being prin.
cipai Of military academy on the Hud-
son. Raleigh IN. CO. Observer.
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By Grubbs { WnlIams, AuctIoneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a BRICK
OAND SLATE-ROOFT HREE-STORY HOUSE
on FRANKLIN STREET NEAR THE BAL
LARD HOUSE.-ln further execution OF decree
OF the Chancory Court OF Richmond entered on
the 21st Of June, 1851, in the four cauSes OF
"Winston's executors as. Brie, &C." Turner
and wife rs. Briel. &C." Robinson who sues, &C.,
u.s. Briel, &c - and =" HARDWOOD who sues, &C., rs.
Briel" we Will, special commissioners, offer for
sale at public auction. on the premises, on
MONDAY, NOV EMBER 20. 1892.
at / O'Clock + W., the BRICK HOUSE No. 1926,
on the north side of Franklin street just below the
Ballard House, with lot "a feet front by 90 1912
feet to an alley, now occupied by tenants at a
rental that will pay very large percentage upon
the probable price the house will sell for.
TENNIS: one fourth cash; balance ut six, twelve,
and eighteen months for notes. with interest added
and title retained. j. u. YOUNG.
A. Il. COURTNEY.
GEORGE T.. HAW.
HILL CARTER,
Special Commissioners.
GRUBBs WILLIAMS, Aucticneers. no IL
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AUCTION SALES-This Day.
By sampson Il Adamson,
Successors to John p. Sampson & Brother)
Real Estate Agents,
Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF COAL PRO-
i PERTY AT THE CLOvER-HILL COAL
MINES. II CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VA
By virtue of q decd OF trust from w. II. Robert
son, and G. A. Robertson. his wife, and q. H..
Robertson, trustee, bearing date on the 10Th day
of December, 1879, and recorded In the clerks
Office OF the County Court Of Chesterfield county.
and being required so TO DO by the creditors Sc
cured thereby, Will sell by public auction, on the
premises, on the
18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1882,
at 10 O'Clock NJ, FOUR UNDIVIDED EIGH-
TENNIS (4-l8) of the COAL INTEREST in
what is known as the ROBERTSON COAL
PROPERTY" the same being the coal or mineral
that certain TRACT OF LAND, con-
tanning $50 ACRES, situate and being at the
ClOyey-Hill coal-mines, In the county of Chester
field aud State of Virginia, bounded on the north
by the lands OF the Bright-Iiope Railway Com
pany south by the lands of the estate OF William
Worsham, deceased east by the lands of the estate
Of Thomas Fcndley, deceased; and west by the
lands of the said w. II. Robertson.
A portion of this property has been worked, and
the coal Welded is of excellent quality.
TERMS: One fourth cash, and the residue upon
equal credits Of SIX twelve, and eighteen months,
the purchaser TO execute his negotiable notes for
the deferred payments of the purchase-mOney
with interest added from the day OF sale, and Sc
cure the payment of the same by deed OF trust
upon the said property. -
MEADE HASKINS, Trustee
SAMPSON & ADAMsON, AuctiOneers. &C IL
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tbpecIaf dIslatch 70 The Aew York Times
LOUISVILLE, KY, November 16.-Johr
4. Raymond's new play, "In Paradise, .
was produced at McCauley's Theatre to.
night for the first time on any stage. The
play Is comedy in four acts, with Ray
xnond In the dual role OF a western editor
and Chicago lawyer. 1t Is full OF comical
selections, and when the crudcness has
worn away will be go.
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4 UCTION SALE on LONG CREDIT
~ OF THAT TIIREE-STORY BRICK STORE
AND DWELLING, No. 14l4 FRANKLIN
STREET, ADJ DINING THE BALLARD
liOUSE.-At the request of the owner | Will offer
for sale. upon the premises, on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 20, 1882,
at = o'clock L. VI. Tor Immediately after the sale
of the property advertised by Mes,rs W. GOdiin
4 Son. auctioncersl, the STORE AND DWELL
ING a. above located. and now occupied by \. e..
Anthony. IL contains six rooms above the store
with modern improvements and kitchen with
three rooms. and II rents at price that will pay
good Interest upon the amount IL Is likely 10 sell
for, The LOT fronts % 3-l2 by about 6j feet.
TERMS: One third cash; the balance ut one.
two, and three years for negotiable notes with Is
per cent. int est added, and secured by deed Of
trust. III. SELDOM TAYLOR,
no l6 AuctiOncer,
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by W. Goddln & Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
corner OF Bank and Eleventh streets.


T'RUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO VALUA-
Il BILE LOTS, WITH TWO THREE-STORY
BRICK TENEMENTS THEREON, on THE
SOUTH SIDE OF CANAL BETWEEN TENTH
AND ELEVENTH STREETS, OPPOSITE To
THE DEPOT OF THERICHMONDA AND ALLIE
GHANY RAILROAD C0MPANY.-As trustee I'm
certain deed OF trust executed by Richard
Schultz and wife, dated 18th November 1873
duly recorded In Richmond Cbancery Court,
SNAIL IN execution thereof proceed to sell at pub
Tic auction, on the prt misses on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER %. 1882,
at O'Clock p. NJ or fair If not, on the first fair
DAY lherealterl the said LOTS, with TWO LARGE
IliREE-sTORY BRICK TENEMENTS thereon.
covered with slate, located above: the said lots
having an aggregate front of about i34 fett, run
ming back lao feet TO alley 5 feet wide, ac-
cording to plat Of the same TO be exhibited at the
time OF sale.
These tenements, though needing repairs, are To-
Gated In the centre OF the city, la that part thereof
convenient to railroads, warehouses, mills, &C.,
which will doubtless IN short time become valua-
BILE Tor business purposes and good investment.
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 defray expenses of
sale, taxes In arrcar. Insurance, Re-. and 10 pay of
the balance of the principal debt. amounting TO
$500 aud the interest OF $56 thereon; and as To
the residue OF the proceeds OF SALE on such terms
as The executrx Of Richard schultz. deceased,
shall prescribe aud direct; or, on failure on her
part TO give such directions. then such terms as
the trustee shalt deem proper 20 announse at the
time Of sale. WILLIAM j. MAYO,
no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S''
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Bv X. Il. Chafin & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneer:
No. | north Tenth street.

UCTION SALE OF LARGE LOT OF
N 102 FEET FRONT. WITH NEAT
FRAMED DWELLING THEREON CONTAIN
ING FOUR ROOMS, AT THE CORNER OF
ASHLAND AND WASHINGTON STREETS
st the request Of the owner, who Is nonresident
we will sell at public auction, on the premises on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2l, 1882,
at 4 o'clock 7. NJ, the BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY
located rs above described, and fronting on Ash
land street 1O2 feet, with nice framed house
thereon containing four rooms. THIS Is 4 good OPP
pOrtunity for parties seeking investment or fOI
those in search of pleasant home as II lies pref
tiy, Is situated on the main thOrOughfare between
the old and new reservoirs, and must enhance In
value.
TERMS: one fourth cash balance in six twelve,
and eighteen months.
Il. i. CHAPLIN & CO..
no 10 Auctionecrs.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-STORl

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-STORY
l. BRICK TENEMENT on THE NORTH
SIDE OF FRANKLIN BETWEEN FOUR
TENTH AND MAYO STREETS SECOND
BELOW THE BALLARD HOUSE).-As trustee
In a certain deed of trust bearing date 18th
February, 1879. duly recorded I'm Richmond Cham
Gerry Court, shall otter for sale 1T public auction.
on the premises at o'clock l.. NJ, Tor Immediately
after the sale Of the adjoining tenement. advertised
for the commissioners, by Niessrs Grubbs & VIII
liams, auctiOneersl, on
MONDAY, TIE 20TH NOVEMBER. 1882.
that LARGE THREE-STORY BRICK TENE-
MENG located ~ above now I'm the occupancy Of
Mr.. Reichman and Mr.. Morris; fronting 23 feet.
running back - feet TO IN alley. 1t contains about
ten rooms, besides large three tory brick kich-
IN, and will pay good Income upon what il may
probably sell for.
Special attention l. called 10 thi, sale.
TERMS: One-fOurth cash, balance nj SIX. twelve.
and eighteen months. for negotiable notes. interest
added, secured 10y a deed of rust.
no - 4. l.. BOULWARE. Trustee.
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NOTICE OF SALE
IN CNDER
DEED OF TRUST.

NOTICE OF SALE
DEED OF TRUST.
re v,rtue NJ the power and authority given ly a
certain deed Of trust executed DIV
THE ROCKFIsH MANUFACTURING COM
PANY,
of Fayetteville, 10 W. c. Houston, when Is re-
corded in the Office Of the register OF dceds i9r
Cumberland county, In Book q, No. ., page $40,
the following property viii be expose1 70 sre ~
public auction-ylz., the ElGHI IhhS,is ~ ~
LAND containing about 700 ACRES, being tne
property known as
HOPE MILLS.
This valuable manufacturing property Is situaiea
seyen miles south Of Fayetteville. y. e., dlrectly
ON the proposed extension OF the Cape rear ana
Yadkln Valley railway: The cot ton = manu-
some brick building OF two stories. with dry blse-
ment cellar 175 by 90 feet, containing 43OO
spindles, with room for machinery for the manu-
facturc OF cloth. Besides the cOtton-mill, there
are saw and grist-miiis, storc-house, tenement
Recknsh creek an unfailing stream, furnishes
about 200-horse power for the mills This pro-
perry cost originally over 100000. The mills
are now running and can be Inspected at any time
For further Information inquire Of t. G. OAK
man. ESQ, Hope Mills, n. C.: w. q. Houston, Jr.,
Fsn / 4 south Front street. Philadelphia, or Z.
W. Broadfoof, Esq, Fayetteville. n. G. -
Place of sale: Market-house, Fayetteville, n. 9.
Time OF sale: December 4, 1882, at IL o'clock NJ.
TERMS: One thousand dollars cash when the
property is knocked down; balance upon delivery
Of deed. say within ten days. Part can remain on
'''0' 'e"e'' W. c. HOUSTON, Trustee.
C. W. BROADFOOT, Attorney.
Fayetteville, N. C., October Is, 1882.
(no 1S,21,25.&264tI
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UCTION SALE ON TUESDAY THE
N 2lsT DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1882. AT 4
O'CLOCK =. NJ, or THAT NICE DEF ACnlED
sOTTHEAsT CORNER OF LOMBARD AND
MAIN STREETS.-At the request of the owner
we will offer for sale, upon the premises. on the
day above mentioned, the aboyc-dcscribed PRO-
PERTY.
The HOUSE contains six rooms, and Is I'm very
good order having been recently painted. &C., and
has the usual convenlences The lot fronts "a ieet
on Main street and runs back $50 feet TO alley.
This property being situated in that part OF the
city which has been lately much improved, should
command the attention Of those seeking good in
vestments. The property is nov rented 10 u good
tenant at a fair rental.
TERMS: Very liberal. and IT sale.
QUARLES & MCCTRDI,
NO AuCtiOnpQrS
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by George II. Poindexter'
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1900 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
VERY VALUABLE FARM
on THE
BROOK TURNPIKE,
KNOWN AS LEVEL GREEN,
ABOJT FIVE MILES FROM TIE CITY OF
RICHMOND.

By virtue Of q decree Of the Circuit Court Of the
county of HenrIcO, entered on the 26th day OF DC
tober, $50. IN the cause of Kings administrator
&c, rs. Ashton and others, the undersigned. spe-
cial commissioner appointed therefor, VIII sell by
public auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER OATH, AT IL NJ,
the above described PROPERTY. a portion Of
which Anderson King died seized and possessed
and which was allotted to Mamie Robins, Her
bert l.. King, and BENJAMIN +. and Emily Ashton.
The tract consists OF 2lsi ACRES OF OPEN
LAND and 53A ACRES OF WOODLAND, and
adjoins the farm lately owned by Dr. Powell ana
the land of William Talisfcrro. The open land Is
in n high state Of cultivation and Is well watered
There are two young orchards upon the property,
covering about 20 acres. just becoming very pro-
ductvc and profitable; also, IN old orchard OF
acres.
The improvements are very good, consisting OF
a TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING, STABLE,
and LARGE BARN-ai In good order; ana me
farm, all In all. Is considered very valuable and
productive one II Is occupied at present by j. NJ.
King and possession can be given 10 the purchaser
On the LIST Of January.
TERMS: One fourth cash: the balance In SIX.
twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser 10 ex-
ecnte his notes for the deferred payments, and tho
title 10 be retained until the whole Of the purchase
money is paid aud a conveyance ordered by the
Court JOHN n. tohE,
Special Commissioner.
GEORGE II. POTNDRXTER, AuctiOneer. no IA
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sunday excursion tain.
LEAVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
as ,s F. +. ~ ~ Sunday cNcus ion train.

.hfcct four-heur> connection f. made.
Richmond aud Norfolk by trains leaving d.
mona at las \. VI. and Norfolk n l-.l-r. N
An trains leaving Petersburg will starr tr.
AppomattoN depot.
90, ). Il, kENLY, Superri.. ..t
nos