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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-04
A FEMALESUFFRAGE REVOLT.
Miss MuIIer's Refusal to Pay Taxes TIL
She Can Vote.

Miss MuIIer's Refusal to Pay Taxes TIL
She Can Vote.
A London special 10 the Philadelphia
Press saws: Miss Muller, member Of the
London School Board for the Lambeth dis
trict, is the first woman in England to pose
rs n lnartyr in the cause Of woman suffrage.
She has undertaken in her own person to
proye her devotion 10 the principle,
"No taxation without representation"
Miss Muller is a leader OF the woman SUI.
irCists, and was the first to propose,
during the pendency OF Mr.. Woodalrs
amendment 10 the franchise bill, that
women throughout the kingdom should
form societies TO resist the payment OF
taxes until the franchise should be extend
ed 10 women bouseholders. When Mr.
Woodalrs amendment was overwhelming
" defeated in the House OF Commons the
ardor Of the ladies percepubly cooled, and
but little has lately been heard OF the pro-
posed TaX-Resistance Societies aud de-
fence fund.
Miss Muller, however, never wayered,
and when the rate-collcctor made his
rounds this year she promptly and abso-
lutely refused to pay q farthing for taxes
upon her house. THIS Is situated in the
fashionable precincts Of Cadogan Square.
The collector argued and !mplorcd in vain,
and finally diStrained portion OF the fur
niture IN Miss Muiler's residence
In satisfaction Of the levy. To-day
was set for the execution OF the
writ, aud Miss Muller, far from re-
| leuting to save her property, publicly adj
vertised the date OF the seizure and invited
the women OF England to come aud. wit
ness the dsgraceiul spectacle Of q woman
being robbed by the minions OF the law.
because she dared TO ask for voice in the
disposition Of her taxes. The invitation
was accepted by hundreds OF well-dressed
but excited and indignant women, who
crowded into Cadogan Square and nearly
mobbed the bailiffs while they were re-
moving the lares and penates from the
Muller residence. An indignation meet
ing was aiterward held in Miss MullePs
drswing-rOoms, and many bitter and vehc-
ment denunciations Of the tyranny and in
justice Of the law were INDUCED in.
Miss Muller was this evening visited by
n Press correspondent, and was found to
be full Of fight and determination 10 con-
tinue in her resistance. She Is small and
slender but sinewy woman, OF about forty
five, and gives one the impression OF vol
ca;io OF temper and pluck. She sadly be-
walled the seizure OF her fayorite belong
ings. and said tina, the Wretches bad pur-
posey picked out those articles which were
most cherished by her on account OF
their associations, and overlooked Others OF
greater value. But" she added, " they
did not collect the rates. and they never
will il they rob me OF every stick Of my
furniture, and pull the doors and windows
out OF my house. ! shall continue this
Ge,bf - Il IN. tho only kvo,saan loft I'm Eny-
land TO do so, but hope and believe that
thousands OF English women will be found
brave enough TO follow my example"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-04
SUICIDE OF COLONEL GOODWIN.
Tn. FINAL Chapter In she Goodwin Family
Traaedy.


An Indianapolis telegram says Another
and probably the final chapter IN one OF
the eaddest family tragedies ever SHOWN
wss enacted to-night In the southern Seue
prison at Jacksonville. Colonel kooert
III. Goodwin took poison aud dlcd VI nls
cell nj 10 O'Clock tonight. years ago
Robert NJ. Goodwin was one Of the hrs.
wang lawyers OF the State, o. me iahiy'
Ill az whom have risen 20 high distinction
I'm society. He had had particularly
brilliant military career. Entering tne
army as a lieutenant in the Ih'rty..
seventh Indiana regiment, he iough.
his vay 20 colonelcy, and was DreVeted
br,gadier-general for meritorlous service.
AFTER the war he came TO This city from
proo,rville. where the family home was.
MS older brother, DR.. John Goodwin, was
a banker and prominent man there, and
tbe Rev. T. A. Goodwin. OF Indianapolis,
and the Rev. w. u. Goodwin, OF Illinois,
src o,hcr brothers, who are well known as
o,,,hors educators. and ministers. He be-
came member OF law firm, and appeared
IN he entering upon a distinguished CT IL
career. But he had contracted the drink
ING bobit and ran down so rapidly that II
became necessary after time for his reia-
lives 10 place him in the insane asylum TO
he treated for alcoholism.
Wb,lc in confinement Colonel Goodwin
dreaded over his troubles, and conceived
The IDEA that his brother John. at Brook
yilic. had been instrumental in placing him
In the asyIum. He was released as cured
In thc latter part Of April. 1880. and at
nnce went 70 Brookville. HIS brother was
absent at Cincinnati in attendance upon the
Methodist General Conference, OF winch he
wos a member, but on the Sd OF May he
came home TO attend TO his private BUSH
ness. Robert saw him, dogged his loot
stems. and, oyertaking him, shot him dead
ON the street. The crime created the
greatest excitement throughout the state
and country. Robert was placed on trial
Tor the crime. The defence was dementia
from drinking. II vas stoui!y contested,
and AS result he was sentenced TO the
pcnitentiary FOR life.
DIR. o. Everts, the distinguished insanity
cypert. published n brochre upon " An
Insane Man in the Prniteniiary." The
case ,yas carried TO the Supreme Court,
who're the sentence was affirmed. pc
fition for rehearing was flied and argued.
and last week the Supreme Court over
ruleG il. deciding that voluntary drunken
uesS was no excuse for crime, and that
when delrium was pieSded as defence to
crime L must be shown that the dciirlum
was on at the time the crime was com
mitted. When the decision was announced
Colonel Goodwin's attorney. Major Cor
don. said the Colonel would commit suicide
within a week. The dispatch to-day Is
confirmation Of the correctness OF Gordon's
prophesy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-04
Killed BY n RuIi.

A Rome On. " special OF the 2d says :
TIE celebration Of the scventy-fith birth
day Of Henry Wolf. and the tiftieth ami
yersary Of bis Wedding, on the coming 4th
Of July. for which great preparations had
been making at Mulliu Hill. IN this county,
and which was to have been notable
event in the town, will he turned into an
occasion OF mourning 10y the tragic death o!
Mr.. Wolf, which occurred on Monday. lie
kept a two-ycar-old blooded bull on his
farm, tied 10 tree in a lot near the
house. He carried a pail OF water
ont to il on Monday. The bull had
walked around the tree until the
rope was all wound UP, and It's head
was drawn down close against the tree
trunk. The farmer attempted to relieve the
animal by driving II around the other way.
IL had gone around few times, and the
rope bad unwound until there were several
feet Of slack TO il, when the bull suddenly
became enraged and sprsng at Mr.. Woli,
catching him on its horns and tossing him IN
the air. The old gentleman fell within
reach OF the bull, which gored and trampled
him TO death In sight Of his aged vile. who
was in the yard. Her cries brought a
daughter TO the spot, and the TWO succeeded
in getting the body out OF the reach OF the
bull. Mr.. Wolf was one OF the oldest and
best-Snown farmers in the town OF Western.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-04
BriGlton.Beach Races.
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.I

10y tV'siaph ~ 'i~ i'''t'''N'-'I
NEW YORK, July 3.--First rlce-S2j9
FOR horSCs that have run and not won ~
Brighton Beach in 1884. seven cigh!hs Of a
mile-Jessie ID. won; Teistriae second.
Riddle third Time. 1874.
Second racc--purse 500. three iOurths Of
q mile-Pifcrer won; Faugh-a-Ballgi1
second, Tony Foster third. Time, I:1Il.
Third race Coney Island stakes for
throe-ycar-olds that have not won any
sweepstakes prior 10 March 20, 1881, one
and one fourth milcs-Mi,S Brewster Won !;
Royal Arch second, SIlt.er third. Time,
2;11a,
Fourth race-purse 400, one and one
eighth uiics-Lady Dean won easily;
Wave O'Lient second, Hickory jim third.
Time, 1:5Ct
Filth RECOURSE s2j0--W. \. Mohata
won easily; Americas second, Florence d..
third. Time, 1:4G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-04
A Maiden's Lock.

An old pear-tree standing on the site OF
the new Baptist church. in this town, was
cut down few weeks ago, and recently,
in converting II INTO iire-woOd, the axe
man. William Cross (colorede discovered a
piece Of cork embedded in the body OF the
wood. Investigation showed hole. bored
with an lnch-Gugur and some three inches
deep, in which was tress OF light-brown
hair. four or five inches long. The hole
was closed wi b piece OF cork. over
which the wood and bark had grown to
the thickness Of perhaps half an inch or
more. The hair was bright and fair, and
in a perfect state Of preservation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-04

have made up money to bring INC 10 PhiIs-
delphm II they didn't believe IT,
When the child had told bis pitiinl ialo
Mrs. Ross scbbed and Mr.. Ross's eyes were
wet with tears.
do you think you are my mother =
The boy asked, looking up Into Mrs. Ross
face.
my little man." answered Mrs. Ross.
In qulyering torres, rs she wiped the tears
from her eyes. "your story Is very inter.
esting, but you are not my son. aii
sure Of that myself," said Mr.. Ross. and
with the boy they went 10 the Central s.a'
ton. The boy II temporarily lodged IN the
wayfarers' Home. The Society FOR the
Protection OF Children from Cruelty will
probably provide him home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-04

nv .encsI,ors before drawing their money.
The hank was established about twelve
vea,s ago. aud It's depositors were mostly
~ tho vorkIn7 classes. Receivers will be
annointed TODAY, and the directors express
Themselves as being able TO pay dollar lot
d. liar. The suspension caused but ii NV
excitement. The capital stock was Sao,ooo'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-04
DICUMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
n AND POTOHAC RAILROAD.
THRovGH ALL.RAu. FAST-FRElDUr LIN
40 AND EkOa BAL llMDtE, fii.i.tp 10
PulA, NEW YORK. AID N-lt"N
AND WESTERN Ciflt-.

ONLY TWELVE EOUR> EFrWftN E'tt
NOND AND BALTIMORE Is ZACH
DIRECTION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-04
Settlers Warned.

IBY lcIegTlrh % TIC DIspaIch.I
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. July 3.-The Prc,i-
don't has issued proclamation warning ala
settlers and intended settlers or what are
known Us the Oklahoma lands in the In
dian Territory, The lands are declared
10 be properly Of Indian tribes, and all
whites who take possession will be removed
lv force il necessary,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-04

A telegram from Wilkcsbarrc, Penn,
says: The Plymouth Savings: Bank, an
institution that has always enjoyed the
confidence Of the public, closed It's doors at
noon to-day "wednesday without giving
any satisfactory reason therefor. II Is said
that the banks troubles are caused by is
having discounted paper TO large amount.
On Monday slight run was made on the
bank and the cashier gave notice that In
the future notice would hsye TO be given
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-04
Died OF His wounds.

icy telegraph 10 the Dispstch.l
BNGHANTON. n. V, July 3.-WiIliam H..
Cooper. banker, OF MontrOsc, Penn, who
was shot in the streets Of that place by
james Drinker on the night OF June 18th.
died to-day Of hemorrhage OF the bowels,
caused by one Of the wounds then received.
His father, Hunting Cooper. aged ninety
three. died yesterday IN the same house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-04

On the lst Of July the Dispatch com.
mcnced a new volume by aiding about
one fourth 10 its former size. II now has
quite a metropolitan appearance, and Is
filled with the latest and most interesting
news from every section. especially our own
State. subscription price as heretofore
NOrfOlL I/d1pf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-04
NORFOLK.
The Oarsmen-Severai Races.
Isneciri telegram 70 the Dispatch. I

July 3, 1884.
A fairly large concourse OF people at
tended the Calnpostella regatta course to.
day to witness the opening festivities OF
the annual regatta season OF the Virginia
Amateur Oarsmens' Association. There
was a whale-boat race for purse OF $50
between the crews from the frigate Frank
lin and the iron-clad Passaic. The Frank
I'm won. A four-oared skif-boat race,
open 10 all corners, followed. and was won
by a Berkley boat. Tomorrow is the big
day on the course, when the two crews
from Petersburg. one from Washington,
and one from Portsmouth contend Tor the
various prizes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-04

The Richmond Dispatch appears en-
larged and otherwise geographically i'm
proved. To praise the Dispatch for it, en-
ercy and ability would be supernous. a IL
occupies a position in newspaperdom So
cond TO none in the State and hut lev in
the COUNTRY Alexandria GdGdte.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-04

The Richmond DiSpGtch greeted its
readers Tuesday morning in an enlarged
end much improved shape. We congratu-
late the publishers and its many readers
uron this last evidence OF It's prosperity
and enterprise West Point Star.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-04
RAILROAD HINES.

III ~ 86x .24--f1-- .E-1-----s<-
rHEsAPEAKE AND Ohio Rail-
~ wAY.-sCHEDULEI IN EFFECT JUNE zv'
io LEAVE RICHMOND:
600 A. NJ, For Newport'x News. Old Point Com
fort, and Norfolk. Daily except sun
day. Only three hours ent forty
minutes Richmond ~ Norfolk.
1o;55 A. N. FOR all stations aud Lexlngt.n. N.Y.
Louisville. and Cincinnati. Mai ex-
ACORN. CbsriotIcssiile accommodation daI-
ly.exccpt Sandy. stops al all SIT
a.15P.g. Fer Neuport's News. Old Point, and
Norfolk. Expire except SUNDAY.
$40 T. N. For Louisville and Clneinnsti; con
Meeting Tor all points West, NORTH
west, aud Southwest Fast express
daily. Docs not stop for local bnsl-
ness Pullman sleeping-csrs hieh-
mond D. Cincinnati AID Washington
and Charlottesville 10 Louisville
GAO T., NJ. For Newport's News rnd od Point
nimited express with l'n!lman eArsl
dsiy cxcept saturday. Docs not
stop heiweeu Richmond and New
ports News Noconneetion Tor NOR
iOlk. -
cepi sunday. c. and o. seeplns-car
10 Clifton fOrHc.
,ARRIyE RICHMOND;
e:lO IN. From Ashland. Ky, except Sunday.
IO:45 A. NJ Prom Nor,Olk. old rOint. and New
~ ms News, except Susd-y. =,
4:O5 +. VI. From Louisvile. Cincinnati, ana All
local points, except sunday. -,
ESQ l., N. From Norfolk. except sunday. ftol'
Old Point and Nevports News daiiy'
Pullman ar except on sunday train
e:3gP. ". From Louisville and CINCINNATI
Fast express. daily.
1OlOP NJ From Norfolk, Old Point. and NeT-
norris News. daily except sunday
Sunday Excursion TO NewpOrt's News ana Od
Potn, vii leave Richmond 5 A. NJ, aud arrive IN
Richmon' ESQ 4. VI. returning.
uepot: Seventeenth and Broad streets 80,
Ticket Offices: 1000 Main street anu Ihc-s'
peake and Ohio Railway depot v,.,rr,
General Passenger Agent.
C. w SMITH. General Manager. leZS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-04
BvJ. Thompson Brown & Co...
Real Estate Agents aud .tuctionccrs'
llI3 Main STREET.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEW AND

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEW AND
L MODERN BRICK DWELLING, No. lnl1
WEST CRAY STREET.--By virtue Of deed ~
trust dated the 3lst of Nay, l-s3, and executed
by Edward NaylCr 10 the undersigued' trustee u
secure "a certain note therein mentioned and de-
fuIt bavinc been made and being requested by the
beneficiary 10 10 do, VIII sell, on the premises
TUESDAY, July 3, 1854,
M O'Clock L. ~, the above property. The
House contains 1--WE rooms. IS mrst substantially
luiIt having hot and cold wtloraud other modern
couycnicnccs. heiug recently erected.
TFWHs: While the deed calls for cash vet 10y
consent Of all IarIies concerned it viii hc one
third cash: balance g. Il y and we've months, in-
teTtst added. secured by trust decd.
~ ROY +. BROWN. TrI.tec.
j. THOMPSON BROWN * CO., AuctiOnccrs.
~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-04
By Il. L.. Ch-i1in & CO.,
Rea' Estate AurtiOncers,
MOL north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
< OF That CONVENIENT AND NlCH FARM
DWELLING AND USUAL OUT-BUlLDINGS
THEREON, FRONTING On THE PUBLIC
ROAD LEADING FROM BHOkD STREET To
STAPLES'> AlLL.-1hc undermined. special
missiontr~, appointed for tln purpose under
decree Or Richmond CHanc,r' Cur, dated Jane
2i,lsS4. in tie cause Of Lltlirpp o.. cs. ScIu.te
ard others, VII, scll by public auction, on The
preuls lists, On
FRIDAY, july l., 1884.
m > o'clock j. NJ. the ahoyc-loca'el FARM. The
DWELLING I, -- stores, In tiir order. on .
nice ain. oytr.0Oh,ag public road. Barn and @mp'
ruu-i rliiiugs for laiOrrrs. The location OF lhi,
property, vest of city. aud 90 ne-r thr pa1lc
GriV, s make, II an attractive home i'r TIE tdr-t
or city hu inc -iu1u who Gc,ir-' hone near Ire
city. Annie wood for farm Use. Wen Ot good
waicraud branch Tor stOcL. Ample lruii OF select
kind for LARGE family.
TERMS: one fourth cash; halanc" IN siN'
twelve. aud Cigitctn months. ior note, with q per
cent interest acdcd and tile rettinef until thc
whole putchas,-mJuey Is PAID aud coENeNanc.
ordered Nv the Cour.. JOSEPH BRYAN,
L. II. ARDNELL.
SpcClal Commit ssoncr5.
sale by Il. y. CHAFFIN & CO., Auctioneers.
T. Bcufainin H. Berry, clerk Of said Richmond
Chmccry Court. certify that the bond required Of
the sptcial commissioners by The decree IN said
cause Of June %, 1854, has been duly given
Given under my hand tbls 3Oih day of June.
1854. BENJAMIN ii. BERRY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-04

HENRICo COUSTY-To W.T.:
|, Samuel PAWaddill. deputy clerk OF me Cir.
cutt Court OF the county aforesaid do certify that
The special commissonCr has given the bond r.,
uuirrd by decree Of said court. entered me "a
iaV of July, 1854, IN The suit OF Cunningham,
guardian. &C., IS. Cunningham and Others. $500
Given unser my hand this % day tJuly, 1881.
~ q SAMIFT, u. WADDlI.L
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rs.L rs1Aar AT rRIvArE saLr.

FOR SALE. THE MILLER q
q FtRH." ia Campbell county, Va, ON L..
the Campbell Courthouse road. eight milesdrpW
Lvnchhurg. Va. in The i.On-Orc he'll. Naiutbl'
i.tn d.pos,ts haze beCn found III the place. This
I'm hes on n fine frame dwelling and hume
roLs out-Lorsos. About 800 acre, OF iow-gr'ulds,
zoe acres OF WOOD and. aud $50 acres Of excel
leEt upland. Wei adapted for tobacco. Wnnat.
IN and oats. or would suit admirably fora stock
farm. Adore, r. l.. MILLER,
Comm ,siGnCr.
Post-0fic- Box 29i, LynChburg, Va.
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Late weather Report.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch

SPECIAL telegram 70 The Dispatch.I
WASHINGTON, II. c., July 4-l:l0 A. N
For the Middle Atlantic States, general y
fair followed by partly cloudy weather and
local showers, southeast 10 southwest winds,
stationary temperature.
For the South Atlantic States, partly
cloudy weather, occasional light rains.
southwesterly winds, stationary tempera-
ture.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 70 ;
0 A. NJ, 81 noon, 81; z. NJ, 81; +.
NJ, IS; midnight, 80.
Mean temperature, 50 sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-04
BY sutton 6 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
HOS Main street

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF De
7 JrLCHFD FRAME DIV ELLIN e. ON
WASHINGTON STREET NEAR MECHANICS
NILE TURNPIKE-By virtue Of decree oi
I'M, ircuit Court Of Ienrlco county, entered on
,July p leS4, ia the suit Of Cuumn. ham, euard-
ian re-. Cunnin CHAM and &C. the unfersignci
special commissioner appointed thereby, VIII sen
nj public auction. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, July 8. 1884,
ut O'Clock =. ~, the HbDye-described PRO-
PFRTY. The lot fronts Z6Nl32 feet on thc
south side Of Washington street The dwelling
contains four rOOmf.
TFRMS: One-third cash; balance at six and
twelve months fer negotiable notes, with per
G, Mt interest. aud lille retained until All the pur
clyso-nouey is paid and conveyance ordered by
10 C,,'rt j. Y. REDDl,
" Special Commissioner.
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or SALE, SPLENDID BRICKeH

DOR SALE, SPLENDID BRICKffa
RESIDENCE on west Grace street LII
BEAUTIFUL. GROUND, 10 feet front Grove
road: 4 GREAT BARGAIN In west Br1ad-stre't
STOi;E; : VERY CHEAP RESIDENCE Fourth
ard Fuuklin; DESIRABLE LOT, south Third
street. small house thereon.
MANNING e. STAPLES & CO.,
walt llOit Main street.
VIOR SAL T. - VALUABLE LOT
Il fronting on Hali street. Nanche' TER, Va, be-
tween Sec0ud and Third streets. Lot mas llb feet
front. aud T. 2s5 feet deep. This lot h enclosed
with high fence and has FOOD stable fot ten or
twelve horses. RICHMOND CEDAR WORMS.
o. Zg.cOI4l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-04
BY ". II. Lyme X co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
IlI3 Main street

llI3 Main street
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF \
Nc. 10. Iiioi. OF TIE wEsT sinE o. SIC
OND Strict BETWEEN FEDERAL AND
COUTIS SHEETS BY virtue OF a iced OK
dersigned, Lcallng date Septcnbcr /, 1873, AMI
OF record IN the clerks office on the Richmond
Chauccry Court, IN Deei-book lO6 =, page !sl'
debt secured, aud being thereto required by tho
benedciarits. IN said decn' shsll sell by public
auction, On the PREMISE, on
WEDNESDAY, July ., 1854,
NJ 6ls O'Clock =. NJ, the PROPERTY described In
said deed and located a. above. The LOT lron,,
~ net on second street, and has good depth;
TEHMs: Cash As 70 the expenses OF sue and the
1854. aud the residue upon such terms rs shall le
announced at time Of sale: ,.r.,,,,.,. ~
W.Ii.L LYME & co., Auc'ionccra. ys25
TRUSTEES SALE OF a VALUABLE
L TaACToF,LANND n HENNRIc;S3, PQSqiN MY,
fniFSTiHI ACREs, AbJoiNiNG THE' LkNDs OF
MHRTIX LOUGHNANE, ALL n CuLTIyA-
TioN AND WELL. ADAPrhID ie 70 G .c,rtt A.,
TIuE OF FRUITS AND ARi let,srt st ists
and recorded In the clerks 0hef 81 tienr!co Coun-
~ Court In Deadlock 81, pafc 2lS' default hay-
Ing been made In ne paymen o, sgran pond
1877 thereon for The sum 81 II 800, with inter
81 ans nv rc1uesf of the Beneficiary In said deed
of trust. we will sell az public auction, on the
prem lses located rs abovs' on
SATURDAY. JULY 3, 1854,
at s'clock L. NJ, nc PROPERTY described
TERMS, While ths deed requires cash as 70 the
arouui of the debt Secured, the terms VIII be one
ann ~ the purchafC-money la cash, and the bal
srre in canal indalmpnts OF one, two, three, and
Saur wears. WITH Interest 10 q per cont, payable
hAIf. yeary or al cash. II desired.
""'' FRANKLIN SrEARNS. DR.,
X. A. ROPER.
RICHMOND june "a, lss4. JeA
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noARD FOR IEo1sES.

HORSES TAKEN TO BOARD I'm
III AZ WHITLEY, where they WI re- ~
"a, !Nt me -auc g.. r. 2ud attention a. OF ia from
Rl- JOSEPH ". Parkinson, who st,il h&s
~ 2 oOdft
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by Quarles 4 McCur1y, hucuOncers,
1912 Main street.

by Quarles 4 McCur1y, AucuOneers,
1912 Main street.
IN EXECUTION OF 4 CERTAIN
L DEED OF TRUST FROM Il. A.. PARRISH
dated IL June, 1883, and duly recorded in tie
clerks office OF Richmond ChanceTY Court, ID. H..
1913 u page 5l3, 10 The Undersigned, - trustee,
being required 50 to do by the holder Of tho notes
secured nv said ed, Gefallt having been made In
the plyu cnt of The same, will offer for sale, upon
the premises,
FRIDAY, July II, 1884,
Al G O'Clock =. NJ, the REAL ESTATE conveyed
by aforesaid deed-a LOT OF LAND, with n
LARGE BHtCk DWELLING and other TN
proycmcni. thereon. fronting 4 fceI and q inches
on tie south line Of Ross street between Governor
and Foui tccnth streets, and running back between
parallel lines 10 au ailey-the late residence Of
samuel 5. CoitreD.
TERMS: Cash as to cost and expenses Of sale
and suflcle1cy 10 pay of three notes Of Al $50
each with per cent. interest thereon from LIST OF
Jun, 1888 balance upon such terms a. the said
4. A. Parrish may direct It tie time Of sale, or on
his frilurC 80 to do. a. the trustee may direct.
te 7 JAMES &. COT lRf.IL, 1rusteG.