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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-27

AN AGED WOMAN DECLARES THAT ONE OF HER
SONS MCRDBRED HIS FATHER.
A Wellsboro', Pa, telegram says: Almost
ahirty years ago Mr.. Northrop w. Young,
of Greene, n. y. moved to Nelson town.
ship, in this county. with his family, con-
ssisting OF his wife and several adult
xons and daughters. He was pros
porous farmer. owning considerable
in body and mind. After time he
decided farm to one of his sons on condi-
dion that ne should Unsupported as long as
man suddenly disappeared, and he has
never since been seen. AT the time some
az the neighbors suspected foul play, but
fhoir suspicious were quoted by the assur-
anee of the family that the old man had
grown homesick, and had wandered back
~ Greene. Recently Mrs. Young, who il
Ines with one OF her sons in the town
OF Woodruff, just over the State
line lin New York, has made an explicit
change that her HUSBAND was murdered by
one of his-sens A few days ago she swore
70 an affidavit stating tiat one of the sons
Killed tue old man witk an axe about the
LIST OF April, 1855, and btxied the body at q
point stllich -ske designated. The old lady
said she could not die h peace Until she
had revealed ithis secret. which she had
Hitherto been snraid to tell The charge
HAS creatsG considerable excitement in the
Aeighborhs0l WI ere the family formerly
Resided and where one son all lives. For
sorie days a searc., for the odd mars re-
malns has been III progress, but 50 Ear
Mltkout success.
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Virginia News.

stanton is to have a car-factory.
Mr.. Asher Woods, Of Staunton, who had
his hand blown off by the explosion OF Il
nitro-glycerine cartridge, is doing well.
The Farmville Journal is authority for
the statement that DIR. McIlwaine has not
vet decided whether he will accept the
presidency of Hampden-Sidney College.
Mr.. IL. w. Nichols, Of Bedford county,
had large barn containing his entire crop
OF tobacco destroyed by fire Sunday night.
The tobacco was Of good quality. The
fire is supposed to have been OF incendiary
origin.
Last Tuesday, says the PAGE Courier,
Mr.. J. w. Borst bought privately. in this
place. of DR.. ii. j. Smoot, administrator OF
p. b. Borst, deceased, the bark right on
about 1000 acres Of mountain land for
Sl6, 900, one third cash.
Monday, in Augusta county, while Mr..
John stiles, wife. and child were crossing
Christians creek the vehicle was washed
down the stream, and but for the GOODNESS
and courage of Mr.. William Craft the whole
party would have been drowned. In going
to the rescue Mr.. Craft jumped his horse
down a high embankment.
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u,e.r we~v Issruss.

IN. vorfh Gcvmnn fiuxetfe Gays the mass
~ work now before the ministry IL beyond
The powcr Of the existing staff to perform.
An exp)os,on occurred Wednesday In
mine at ncssevar, In the ACCOMPLISHMENTS Oh
Alais. Nine bodies have thus iaf oeen re,
covered. At the roll-call which was had
astcr slr explosion one hundred and twen-
tv.scven miners failed to answer 10 their
naurs. and II Is feared that there are many
victims.
An explosion Of gas occurred Wednes-
day night in the grecn-room OF the Ambigu
Theatre while a performance was being
given. Twenty persons were injured.
The noise of the explosion did not reach
\ the auditorium, and the audience departed
quietly, II beSng represented that one OF
the principal actors had been taken Ill.
| AID. CLARK, wealthy real estate man OF
Battle Creek, Mich. had been here several
DAYS in company with young woman
known IN theatrical circles AZ frankie Carr.
The supposed wife OF Clark appeared on
the scene yesterday, and in an alteration
soot (probably fatality the Carr woman;
Clark asserts that frankie Carr Is his legal
wife.
A Turin iewcller has made tiny boat.
formed Of single pearl. which shape 1t
assumes in swell and concavity. It's sail Is
of beaten gold, studded with diamonds
and the pinnacle hight at its PROV Is per-
feet ruby. An emerald serves as its rue
der. and it, stand is a. slab OF ivory. IL
weighs less than half an ounce; its price Is
$1,000.
A fire occurred in Sol. BunnelPs hote
and stables at Elmira, n. Y, "Wednesday
night. A number Of trotting horses were
burned, among them Rosa H., valued a.
II 800: Bob Stewart, valued at $1,000;
and Lady Beekman, valued at $4,000: Nine
carriage-horses, worth upwards OF S2,ooo
were also burned. Sol. Bunnell was badi!
burned while trying to save the stock.
Aaron q. Ross, the messenger OF Wells,
Fargo & Co., who several months since had
n desperate fight with band OF highway
men on the Central Pacific railroad, near
Montelle, Nevada, has been rewarded by
the express company. He has received 9
letter inclosing check for $1,000, accom-
panied by gold watch, chain, and seal, a'
a testimonial from the company for his in,
trepid conduct in defeating the attempted
robbery, and protecting the lives and pro-
pcrty Of the passengers.
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A North Carolina Tragedy.
A NEGRO BIGAMIsT BRUTALITY MURDERS WIPE
NUMBER Two.

A NEGRO BIGAMIsT BRUTALLY MURDERS WIPE
NUMBER TWO.
A Greensboro special to the Herald says !:
A negro calling himself Tony Beddle, who
lived near Hillsboro', n. c., and who has
been married several years. went to Dur
nam q few weeks ago, and while there be-
came enamored with one Of Durham's
dusky damsels aud married her. After
they had lived together several days she
found out that he had another wife,
and on his return TO the house last
Saturday night, the 21st instant, he
was refused admittance by wife No.
2. She fastened the door with the de-
termination to keep him out. lie soon be-
came e1raged and swore he would kill her,
and the leBger he tried TO GET into the
house the more enraged he became. At last
he succeeded In breaking in through a
window, and immediately after. picking up
an axe, attacked her, first chopping off her
arm and then splitting her head open.
Thinking he had killed her, he made an at
tempt to take his own life by cutting his
throat, but WAS prevented by those who,
attracted by the woman's screams, had
forced their way into the house.
Medical aid was Immediately sent for,
but she lived only few hours. The ne
groes Of Durham then undertook to lynch
Beddle, but their efforts were frustrated by
the arrival OF the. up train from Raleigh,
into which the policemen rushed the muir
derer, and carried him TO Jail at IIillshoro'
He may yet be lynched, however, as the
negroes in that community are highly cX-
asperated over this most diabolical deed.
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The 1imes's Ottawa correspondent tele.
-grapAs; Crest Indignation was expressed
IN thu iobbies Of the house Of Conlasons
to-niglS over the esported arrest 81 Sir
John 4, Maedonald al Toronto on Moaes y
AT the lnasnce OF is;s0n kamed Heysosi.
We're II not that the matter had received
such publicity from Cse hapds OF those
whose desire 1t eyideauy is 10 blackmsii
the Premier, it might IL allowed to pass
without contradiction. The Iss,es's cor.
respondent II able TO state on good author
ify that no arrest was made, no warrant
was Issued, and that all kilograms 10 the
contrary have crnanated from the fertile
and contemplate brains OF those desiring
TO fnjure the good reputation OF Canads's
foremost statesman. Il Is stated tonight
that an Indignation meeting will be held
'n Friday ut the instance OF Liberal |
eader to denounee The attack On Sir John
. = most dastardly outrage.
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.rCv,cv sAIxv...rhss Day.
By Grulbs q Appcr'on'
Real Estate Agents and Auc''o'e'
No north Eleventh street.
10 LITTLE

4 JUTION SALE OF SNUG E cairNTY.
IA FARM IN CHEsTERrdnEdL;TT GRkyITE
nwEi.IiNG, &c, on JAMES RiyEmo t nD
AND DANvILLE h ah,.,ncN &C.. on
Viii be sold, on the premises. AZ ~ o.'o'
FRIDAY, APRIL 81, 1883 thu
%. a., ,,n, Tho NEXT fair day thereafter.l INC
i,R0rfRTY above referred N. owned ana ,e,aing
" occupied by samuel s. Green ssa a;,ainIus IS
ea,CcpwS az T. ANIL or which about 90 acr ~ ~
cIeared and in good state Of cultivation anu ,he
balance in wood. Though not devs ,,ppg mar
siss The GRANITE DWELLING. win ssase
roof and framed addition, contains SIX ,a,a,
barn and stable, &c. The land Hes wei, ann ,rcuing
ble for The usual crops. rs well as LOT "
W,,cr very fine. convenient and abundant. lib,
TERMS One fourth cash; balance NJ iouI, e. III
and twelve months, negotiable notes, lhter's' "
cd secured by trust-dced. ,,rpsoy
-. Auctionecrs.
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BY Grubbs & Apperson,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
No. SnOrlh Eleventh street.

TRACT OF 100 40-100 ACRES OF GOOD
Il LAND ON THE WILLIAMSBURG AND
GENITAL TURNPIKES. ABOUT ONE MILE
EAST OF RICHMOND, AT AUCTION.-In exc
cution Of decree of lleDrico Circuit Court, en-
tered March 8, 1851, In the suit of Harrison rs.
Harrison, &c, The undersigned, appointed spe-
cial commissioner therefor will sell at auction, on
the premises. on
SATURDAY, NAY 5, 1883,
at O'Clock l.. NJ, the VALUABLE TRACT Of
LAND above described. being part Of the Wa
verify tract, formerly owned by The late William
l.. Harrison. II has a handsome front, partly on
The Williamsburg and partly on the Central turn
pike, and runs back To Amman's creek. The New
port News extension of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway runs through the land. The quality Of the
land Is good, and It's nearness TO the city. on good
roads, makes II attractive 10 parties seeking lands
Tor cultivation or investment.
A plat of the property can be seen at the office
or The auctioneers, which will be sold rs a whole
or divided, as may he deemed best.
The TERMS: VIII he very liberal, and will be
made known at the sale.
EDMUND WADDILL, JR.,
apps Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-27
by furman Topper,
Real Estate Agent and Auclloneer,
1915 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SIXTY
" THREE AND ONE FOURTH ACRES OF
LAND IN IENRICO COUNTY, SOUTH OF TUE
WILLIAMSBURG ROAD, AND NEAR THE
YORK RIVER RAILROAD-Pursuantt 10 4 de-
cree of Henrco Circuit Court entered on the | 9Th
of March, 1858, In the Chancery cause of Aliens
executor rs. Truman 81 dis., we will sell at public
auctisn, In front of Henrico county courthouse,
MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1888,
at ~ O'Clock NJ. the above PROPERTY. This
tract Is bounded by the lands Of Henry Neurohr,
John Whiteside, George BoltZ, 4. l.. Ryan, and
Charles vayssalres, and Is part of Williamson
Aliens estate.
TERMS: Cash as TO one third Of the purchase
money, and the residue In two equal indictments,
payable az six and twelve months. with interest
added, for which the purchaser shall give his ne
gotlable notes the Title to be retained until all the
purchase-moncy Is paid and deed Is ordered by
the Court. JOHN III. DINNEEN,
NJ l.. SPOTSWOoD,
Special Commissioners.
FURMAN TUPPER, Auctioneer. aplo
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Nv j. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1Jl3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DETACHED
Il FRAME HOUSE ON MAPLE STREET, OP-
POslTE LOWER GAS-WORks.-By virtue OF a
deed OF trust dated March u. 1879, executed by
Mary A. Lee 10 the undersigned. trustee and duly
recorded In Chancery Court, ID. Is. ia G, page
zoo, TO secure certain note therein described and
default being made In the payment Of said note
and being requested so 10 do, viii SELL on the pre-
misses, at auction, on
~ SATURDAY, APRIL 90, 1883,
at 6k O'Clock T.. NJ the above property, on the west
line 81 Maple street. between Poplar street and WILL
avenue, fronting go by 100 feet
TERMS: While the deed calls for cash, yet, with
consent of all parties, one third cash; balance al
trust deed l.. n. BROWN. Trustee.
J. THOMPSON BROWN 4 Co., Auctioneers
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by Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
lOIt Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 120 ACRES OF
\ LAND, NINE MILES FROM RICHMOND,
On CHARLES CITY ROAD.-By virtue of "a GER
tam deed OF trust bearing date April /, 1852, and
recorded In the clerks Office Of HenrIco County
Court, ID. u. los, page 32e, default having been
male Ill the payment OF n certain note secured
thsrin. and being requested 10 do by the hsldcr
OF uae same, will proceed io sell by public auc-
t'on, ~ lienrico county courthouse, the above
de ~ribed property, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 20. 1883,
at IL O'clock NJ Fifty acres are cleared, the bal
ance 4 y underground.
TERsssi CaSh as 70 expenses OF sale and s225,
with o Ter CAPT. Interest added from April 1,
1882; balsucr, II any, as announced at sale.
T. TUpPEl, JR.,
apis nHBr oJl Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-27
by Frank ID. Hill & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aucfi0necrs,
HOS Main street.

SALE OF EXCELLENT
i BRICK DWELLING AND STORE, No. 203
SOUTH SECOND STREET, BETWEEN CANAL
AND BYRD, At AUCTION.-By virtue Of deed
of trust from Hannah l.. stout 10 the Undersigned
dated / oh October, 1881, and recorded in Ricl-
mond Chanccry Court clerks Office. ID, Il. 10 b.
page 279, default having been made IN the pay
Inent of n certain negotiable uOte therein SECURED,
and at the request Of the beneficiary in saidueed.
! will sell at auction. on the premises. ON
SATURDAY. MAY ). 1888.
at 81 O'Clock l.. NJ. the PROPERTY described In
said deed. rs follows: All that LOT OF GROUND,
with a LARGE BRICK DWELLING and other
improvements thereon, lying in the city Of Rich
mGnd, on the east side of Second street between
Canal and Byrd streets, bounded rs follows-tO
wit: Beginning on the east side N Second street
AT Il point distant 80 feet south Of Canal street,
thence running 30 feet on Second street south
wardly. thence running back between parallel lines
81 feet 10 an alley In common feet wide. and
bounded on the south by the property Of John q.
Andrews.
This property is I'm very nice condition. and will
rent well. proving a good Investment for the pur
chaser.
TERMS: Cash for the expenses Of the sale, and
enough To paw note Of 81 with the Interest from
April II, 1888 on credit rs tO 200. due OctO-
her q. 1888 the balance upon such terms as the
said Hannah l.. Stout may direct.
FRANK ID. HILL. Trustee.
sale by FRANK ID. HILL & CO., AuctiOneers
ap25-l0t
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VI. Thompson Brown & Co.
Real Estate Agents and AuctloneerS'
lll3 Main street.

UCTION SALE OF SMALL BklCh
"A HOUSE on CHURCH STREET, OktnON ,
UILL.-By request of the owner Ia non-resine"P
we will sell ut public auction on the PROMISES
FRIDAY, ArEIL 27TB.
nj, q o'clock T.. NJ, that TWO--TORY BRlCh
IiOIIsE and LOT. 30. go Church street, OREGON
Hill 1t contains three rooms and ,he ioa ITp me
Pichmond and Allegheny railroad works, anu
other large manufactures, u viii always COM
mand tenants at good rental; or any one can Sc
cure small home at low price.
Truws: Also cash; balance in six and Twelve
months, bearing per cent. interest, secured by
aeeo o''r'S'.J j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.
400 AuctiOneers.
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ERANK ID. HILL q CO.,
II REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
BROKERS, AND AUCTIONEEEs,
HOS MAIY STREET.

HEAL ESTATE SOLD AT AUCTION AND
PRIVATELY, PROPERTY LEASED or RENT
I'D OUT, wd RENTS COLLECTED AND
PROMPTLY RENTED.
We have made the NEGOTIATION OF LOANS
laying MONEY 30 LEND OK GOOD CITY
PROPERTY can always nc accom- m odatcd win,
nrst.class SECURITY. Parties who desire TO BOli-
Row MONEY will do well 10 confer with us. as
our charges are always moderate and uni form.
We wan advance money 10 parties who desire ID
oulih' IN sums to suit. aud also make liberal all
vances on rents. business entrusted 10 US win re-
ccve prompt attention, and negotiations be strict
" conadential FRANK ID. HILL & Co,
nIn ou-r ,su&Iulm Auciioneers.
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BY JAS. MaesiougaIl, Aucsioneer'
No IN ooxernor or Thirteenth street.

No. 10 Governor or Tnirteehtn '"SS
DRoApwAY SALOON AND RES
- TAURANT, No. $50 BROAD n snEGGL' Who Ma
AUCTION.-By direction OF NE propr'c'o'' WI"
Is declining business. will sell on
MONDAY, 3OTH INSTANT,
at l O o'clock. the ENTIRE OUTFIT OF the ABOVE
3 EXuELLf.NT BAR, OYSTER, and LUNch-
1 FINE BEER.PTSfP. BOILER, COILS: 49,
NEARLY-NEw COLLENDEk PooL-i"pHH
FANCY PARTlTIoNs aud slIELv1NG;
MIRRORS, DECANTERs,
GLASSES, CHAIRS. TABLEs,
STOVES. ri :TUREs. MATIiNS,
SHOWCASE. sTREET-LAMP,
GLASS DOORS, ICE-BOX, re" &C.
ALSO,
tho STOCK of JJOUORs and CIGARS, embracing
WV WINES. WHISkEYS.
BRANDIES. ABSENTHE,
BASES ALE. &c.
This establishment has been but recently hiteh
mn. and now IN perfect order and to amy one WISH
ING TO engage In the business oilers spccai inuuce
ments. 80, ,,.crorrk,T
80 Auction.cr.
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by Williams < Bowe,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh screet between Main aud Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
/ CHICK AHOMINY FARM OF EIGHT Hun
DRIED AND THIRTY SIX ACRES, FRONTlNG
on THE MECIANiCsVILLE TuRNppiphMEt;;
About FOUR AND A iIALF MILES NOkIH
of THE CITY OF RICHMOND, AT AUCTION
In execution Of deed OF trust from Robert r
Norris 10 the undersigned and the la,e John a.
Meredith, trustees, dated 18Th November, iooy,
and duly recorded In lienricoCounty Court, being
thereto required so 10 do BY the credio secured l.
as the surviving trustee WIN sell by auction, at the
dwelng-house. upon the premises on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL IL, 1883.
at l o'clock p. NJ. the TRACT OF LAND con-
viewed by said deed. situated rs above, containing
EIGHT HUNDRED AND Thirty SIN A0hEs,
more or less, adjoining the lands OF Dr; Minor
estate, Ash Harris formerly II a. Wa,p rb %
is q large body OF ChickahOminy low-gr0nndo Ihn
the upland Is good. There Is CONF uAbIE
DWELLING, with number OF out-buildings OF
the usual character; also. large peach ana apple
orchard. The property IS very valuable on ac-
count Of It's proximity TO the city and the quality
OF the land.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 20 defray expenses OF
executing the trust and 10 discharge the balance OF
the debt secured. which Is 4S,773.42 as OF warren
L. 1883. with interest on .6,31 S.4b, part thereon,
from that date until payment; the balance upon
such terms as the grantOr IN said deed OF trust
may direct. and In event OF his failure 10 give any
direction, then upon such terms as the trustee may
think 1T: hut II the debtor and creditor agree,
JAMES ALFRED JONES,
Surviving Trustee.
WILLIAMS & BowE, Auctioneers.
POsTPONEMENT.
Postponed by request to
WEDNESDAY. MAY 2. 1888,
al l o'clock =. VI. J. A. JONES, Trustee.
WILLIAMS 4 BowE, Auctoneers.
aD ll-2tawtAp19 Std
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BY Quaries Mccurdy,
Brokers, Real Estate Agents. ana Auc'""''''
fH 1912 Main street.

MICE TwO-sTORY FRAME DWELL LIZ
N ING NO. 20 SOUTH CHEkKr LII Ar
nnrrWFEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS al
b prr,frTioV' the request Of The owner we WIN
offer for sale. upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, MAY l, 1883,
a, a o'clock p. NJ, the above PROPEki.ii ,,,,n%
DWELLING has five rooms IN the na,n Thcre ia
18th rity and wcii-waier on the premises. liz o
DWELLING has been recently pa,ts snn nh on The
goo. ,,no ~ cherry street and runs back eood
Te5,b' TO any one wishing to purchase snug r.e
lie home this presents a fine opportunity, ~
We is occupied Mt n fair rental anu Dy
ppnod tenant and win yield n good percentage 10
~ Terms: Liberal, and given at time OF sac;
an Auctioneers.
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by l.. Il. Cook, Auctioneer,
"a Ninth street.

DAR-FIXTURES, HOUSEHOLD FUR
I'D NITURE, &C., At AUCTION.-On
MONDAY, 30IH INSTANT,
at 10 o'clock. will sell at No. lO7 seventeenth
street rear Franklin, the contents, consisting Of
the usual assortment found In genteel establish
mcut. such as
ELEGANT CARVED BAR-COTNTER.
COSTLY BEER-PUMP and APPURTENANCES,
DECANrERS, GLASSES, CIGARS,
TOBACCO, DOOR FRAME, &C.
FURNITURE embracing
ROUND-TBALE. CHAIRS,
HANDSOME ENGRAYINGS. CARPETS,
SAFE, BUREAUS, BEDsTEADS,
FEATHER-BED, &C.
Sale positive. T.. II. COOK,
ap2G AnctlOneer.
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BY william II. Lvnc & Co..
Peal Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
1lI3 Main street.

NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE FRAME
~ DWELLING On THE mo-, N0KthMnn nGGRACE
NV"s STp EETs FOU SALE BY AUCTION.
Nv remiest Of the owner we shall sell ny p"o"o
auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY NEXT, MAY lsT, .,,
at ) O'Clock =. NJ. that very desirable w. and
now in the occupancy OF William H. Craig, ISL
Containing seven rooms, and in nice orGe5 renai
boen recently painted and put in thorough 49,,
De 'I tna front Of forty-scven feet on Iwen,y
af,b street. A very comfortable ana desirtp ~
home. or a gooe-payfng Investment, may DC h"' -"
the purchas OF this property. ,,, .o.o,,,
TENS: One third cssh; the residue by nefot it
HE notes at Six. twelve. and eighteen montns, WIN
interest added and secured by deed OF trpst.
WILLIAM II. LYME CO,
oc Auctioneers.
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BY John VI. Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
HOG Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VERY DE-
L SIRABLE LITTLE FARM IN HENRICO
COUNTY. ON THE HERMITAGE ROAD, TWO
AND TlIREE-QUARTER MILES NORTH OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-By virtue of "A deed
of trust from Philip Rosmarin and wife 10 the un-
dcrsigned trustee, dated 3uih day Of January,
1880. recorded in the clerks Office Of HcnricO
County Court, Deadlock 10f, page los. default
having been made In the payment Of certain notes
secured therein, and being requested so to do by
the holder Of said notes ! VIII proceed to sell by
public auction. on the premises. on
THURSDAY. MAY 3, 1883,
at o'clock l.. NJ, the FARM located as above de-
scrbed, containing 42's ACRES. with the im-
prOvements thereon, consisting of q DWELLING.
with 49, rooms, and necessary Ouf-housos, adjoining
the lands Of Colonel John u. Young, 7. &. Bennett.
ESD and Others Parties wishing 10 purchase Il
pleasant home should attend this sale.
TERMS Cash rs To expenses of sale and $500.
with q per cent. interest added: but more liberal
terms may be expected as 10 $4,000; residue, II
any. as announced AT sale.
ap21 JOHN VI. GODDiN. Trustee.
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BY Williams & BOwe.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

BY Williams & BOwe.
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
~ VALUABLE WAREHOUSE, STORE. AND
LOTS ON CARY AND FIFTEENTH STREETS
AT AUCTION.-In execution of DEGREES OF the
Chancery Court of the city of Richmond, In the
ease Of Spllman rS. WOriham's executors. &C.. en-
tered DeccmhCr ID, 1881 and June II. 1852, the
undersigned the surviving special cOmiSi ssloners,
will sell by public auction, on the premises, re-
spcctiycly, on
MONDAY, APRIL 80, 1883,
at l2'S o'clock =. NJ. the following VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE. of which the late L. &. Workman
died siczed-tO wit: -
First. The LARGE BRICK STORE and WARE
HOUSE long occupied by Messrs. T.. < :. " Ortham
< Co. situated at the moi theast corner Of Cary and
Fifteenth streets. IL covers the whole ot whlch i
10 PIG feet 10y ~ feet, and is occupied by ii. NJ.
second. The LUMBER-HOUsE adjoining the
above. fronting on Fifteenth street ~ 9-l2 feet,
running back ~ feet, with slip of Ia feet width
extending out 10 spruce alley.
Third. 4 LOT on the north side Of Cary street,
Fourth. The GRANlTE-FRONT TlIREE-STO-
RY BRICK STORE and WAREHOUSE No. -
south Fifteenth street, recently occupied by MIR.
George Lee. 2S SIP by 100 feet, together with
the LARGE BRICK SMOKE-HOUSES thereon.
business pJrt Of Cary street, convenient TO all the
points FOR transportation. and being very desirable
for business purposes. offers 4 good opportunity
for safe and profitable investments.
TERMS: One third cash the balance nc six and
twelve months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added with The right for the purchaser TO pay the
whole In cash ii he should elect so 20 do.
j. %. STEGER,
r. ID. WORKMAN
Commissioners.
WILLIAMS & BOWIE, Auctloneers. APP IL