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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-26
STANTON.
The University Alumni - The Methodist
Church Miscellaneous.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

| The tniNerSitS Alumni - The Methodist
Church Miscellaneous.
| Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch.
JUNE IS, 1885.
The city and county associations of
the Society of Alumni Of the University
of Virginia was called together yeSter-
day-IIon. 4. II. IL. Stuart in the
chair. The object was, as Mr., Stuart
explained, to appoint delegates to the
annual session of the alumni, to be held
at the University on the Both instant.
He stated that it was represented
that the meeting would be an i'm
portant one, and that ii was recon-
mended that the local associations should
appoint a special delegation of five who
would feel the responsibility of attend
ing. 1t was decided to comply with the
request by special appointment, as well
as to desire every member who could
DO so to Join the delegation, and thus il
should be constituted. The five were
then selected by the meeting, as fol-
lows Hon. A. Ii. II. Stuart, Major
Marshall Hanger, Judge John Howard
McCu,. j. S. Waddell, and 4. c. Cor
don, Esq. Mr.. Stuart is president and
Mr.. Gordon secretary of the city and
county association.
The alterations and improvements
now in the course Of completion at the
Methodist Episcopal church. South. in
this city. secure to the congregation all
that can he desired for comfort, neat
ness, and good style. The present is
the third edifce which has been erected
upon that site. The first was erected
" hen the church was planted here, the
second in 1856. and the present lthe
building undergoing imgroycment>
something over twenty-five wears 400.
When the second church was erected.
nearly fifty years ago. il was as
now station. but the Augusta
circuit had for one Of its preachers in
charge a young man who became one
Of the most eminent ministers which
that denomination, perhaps, in its dis
tircni>hod representatives.. ever pro-
duced. Ii was the late Rev. 7. O.
Summers, l.. d., Of the Vanderbilt
University. who previous TO his profess
SorShip at the University was book edi-
tor in the publishing house. and who
edited the Church paper, both 1T Nash
vile. The contractors now executing
the work, II. }. LushJough q Brother.
are the sons Of the builder Of the church f.
of 1886. The present preacher in
charge, Rev. James 5. Gardner, is one .
of the able,t in the Baltimore Confer .
enCc.
The Di>po'rl is winning COOL com.
mentS for its illustrations. They in
struct and entertain, and they are in
the line of enterprise and progress.
The Augusta County Democratic
Committee will meet next Saturday to
arrange for sending delegates to the
State Convention.
1t is stated that Dr.. IIaws will GER
tainly accept tie call to become pastor
Of the Second Presbyterian church. lie
returns to Farmyillc to-day.
The Stanton Artillery. Captain J.
7. Long. accompanied by the Stone
wall-Brigade band, will make an ex-
cursiOn trip to the Natural Bridge on
the 9TH Of July. CANTON.
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with the Episcopal church at Halifax
Courthouse next Wednesday. The SER
vices promise to DO very interesting and
profitable.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
In court last Monday most of the
business was the qualifying of the new
Neglected district officers.
DR.. B. c. Keister, Of South Boston,
and Miss Laura N. Shaver, Of Fincastle,
were married at the residence of the
brides mother last week. They ar
rived here last night.
The Roanoke Farmers Assembly, OF
Glover. in this county, holds regular
meetings, which the members say are
very interesting and profitable.
Much sickness prevails throughout
the county, but generally of not very
serious character. Phil.
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HALIFAK COUNTY.
A Dull Cour.-DaT- Fight-The Crops-sevsr

Dull Court-Day- FiGhi-Ihe CroPS-Sevsre
Accident PoIitjcaI-PersonaI.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
SOUTH BosToN. June %, 1855.
June came in on Monday, and conse-
quently the fourth Monday rushed upon
us so quickly that many did not realize
it was court-day. This fact. together
with the busy season, resulted in a
small crowd last Monday. Farmers
remained at hone actively engages in
harvesting wheat and cultiyating their
corn and tobacco. which last was badly
needed. for the recent frequent showers
have eXerted their legitimate influence
upon the crop Of weeds as well as the
staple products.
In the evening a fight occurred be-
tween Gypsey and a man named Lewis.
The Gypsey was a wonder, and got over
his ground something like western
tornado. Lewis was badly scared but
not seriously injured. The Gypsy was
discharged after settling various ac-
counts with lawyers and officials,
amounting to about $50. The affair
created quite stir, and in the progress
Of the proceedings the Gypsey's wife
gave finish to the entertainment by
having two or three cpileptic fits.
POLITICAL.
The political caldron is heating and
will soon be boiling in ahe old-fashion
way. There is, | think, hardly any
doubt as to the result in this county
next fall. Some little feeling has been
engendered in the distribution of one
or two Offices, but all this will die out
when the sober, second thought comes,
and with Halifax Democrats it generally
arrives very quickly.
The County Executive Committee
met at the Courthouse Monday, AMI
after free interchange Of opinion il
was decided to have district mass-meet-
ings to elect delegates to the State Con-
yention. These meetings will be held
on Saturday, July 18th. Halifax's
quota in the Convention is eighteen.
DbTb 1h NOli4ttIOR AGfOlNIED.
Mr.. George NJ. Helm, the new col
lector Of this (the Fourth) internal
revenue district, has appointed Mr.. w.
w. Ward, Of South Boston, deputy
collector for the counties Of Halifax and
Mecklenburg. The appointment of
Mr.. Ward gives great satisfaction to the
Democrats of South Boston and through
out the county.
SEVERE ACCIDENT.
Yesterday Owen McCorkle. young
son of our townsman, Mr.. w. NJ. Nc
Corkle, met with q very serious and
painful accident. He is employed in
Paxton's factory, and while at work
fell through the elevator one floor,
distance of twelve or fifteen feet. Fall
ing on his head he sustained severe in
juries, blood flowing from his ears. No
limbs were broken. At the time OF the
accident, unfortunately, no physician
was In town, and he suffered greatly
before medical aid reached him. II is
hoped he is not fatally hurt.
RELIGIOUS.
The Dsnyille convocation will meet |
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DANYILLE.

-. ssLs's BAY sasSsisse-Cssaeii Hens
Osh<r Isxnss.
fcorssspondsnes oftlls Richmond Diss'a ten. ]
JUNE rs, 1885.
1hs officers Of the Masonic lodge
xsse duly installed yesterday, aid q
Aaet ~ siysn By Roman Eagle Lodge
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We will sell ut public auction on
FRIDAN ItrNF 1Crtt

We will sell nj public auction on
FRIDAY, JUNE 2GTH,
at = O'Clock T. NJ, the above DESIRABLE
DWELLING formerly occupied by the late
Rev. DR.. +. V. Moore, and now owned and
occupied 10y Mr.. h. ID. Chalkley. who is now
about TO move 10 his new residence.
The dwelling was built in the most sub
stantial manner. and with every comfort
and convenience every room provided
with liuen-cloSets high pitched, well.light-
ed. and ventilated.
The basement. formerly used 10y Rev. DIR.
Moore for his study. is admirably adapted
FOR Office purpose.
There are eight chambers besides hall
rooms: also. q wing Kitchen with SIX rooms
the upper portion ot which IS used in con-
ncctiou with the dwelling: gas, water, and
elegant and most durable sOapstOne bath
tutS
The lot fronts 2ax150 feet to an alley 20
feet wide. on which there is q stable.
TERMS: NeIy libe9l-onc third cash {;
balance in one and two Years. or SIX. twelve
eighteen. and twenty four months. H. may
I've desired. interest added. secured 10y trust
deed. j. THOMPSON BROWN & Co.
jc u AUctioneors.
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by Furman Topper,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
10l6 Main street.

4 UCTION SALE TWO VALUA-
IA BILE PARCELS OF LAND, ONE
PIECE SITUATED ON GILLIES CREEK
AND BROWN STREET ADJOINING HI
Raj W. TYLERS LAND; THE OTHER
ON THE CORNER OF PAGE AND AC-
COMMODATION STREETS, NEAR THE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
SHOPS.-I shall sell at auction, On the
premises on
TUESDAY. JUNE 30, 1885.
nj O'Clock i. NJ, the iirst-na med piece OF
property. fronting 3O5 by 3O5 feet on Brown
street. upon which IL much valuable sand
and gravel.
After this sale, nj az O'Clock Z. NJ, / viii
sell the lot on the corner Of Page and Ac-
cOmmCdation streets, having front OF 40
10y 90 feet.
TERMS: Easy and at sale.
FURMAN TUPPER,
ic 90 Auct lOnerr.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
BY Quarles & McCurdy,
Real Estate Brokers,
1912 Main street.
MISREPRESENTATION THE ENTIRE

TRUSTEE'SSALE OF THE ENTIRE
4 PLANT or THE WELL-KNOWN
BUILDING FIRM or MESSkS. GEOKiE
Il WILLIAM GIBSON. AT THE NORTH
STREETS-LOT. BUILDINGS. MACHINE
RN. PATTERNS. III MEIER. TOOLS.
WAGONS, OFFlCE-FU RNIIJ RE-, Nr.. &c.
As trustee IN a certain deed OF trust from
George a. William Gibson. dated June 1.
l~Sj. and duly recorded i'm the office Of tie
clerk OF Richmond Chauccry Court for the
benefit OF their creditors, ! will oicr for
sale. prI1Hteiy. as a whole. the r5iRb.'>h
meut e the said firm n george ~ William
Gibson. now IN perfect running oIdcr.
The factory or shops consist OF LAhfiE
TWO-S1OKI BRICK III iLniNG~. hsIlt
especially for 10" building business ami
yroNi3 Cd with all the modern and latest
machinery, fixtures furniture. tu1.S. d~yiIG
kiln. So. The office is complete. WI'a
desks. iron sefo, &c, and Oh, draw iu--rpI %
with All necessary fixtures, @r., for tAe
business.
The LOT las a front of about ! go feet ou
the north liue Of Cary street. 8nl 70 mont 90
100 feet ON the Yves line ~ :. Ntu street; ls
centrally and conveniently located as to
shipping. SC.
me establishment is so perfect and COM
plctc in every respect that d. IS imp1-s h.c
10 euumrfate the INA "uiuery. N'.. tu tIl"
said building and pdrile, pUrcHa~IuE can.
within icW hours be- ready tp begin hiol-
ness.
There has been 40 chance i'm the history
Of this city that such q bushes, opportunity
like th les has been offered. and certainly 40
time iu which business can Dee taken charge
of with better chances OF suc'a~~. The
building now going on ln the city is very
great, and with bright outlook Tor tine fI-
ture.
There is also on the premises q lot Of
choice LUMBER OF different Kinds AMI
much trst.c.ass BUILDERS HARDWARE
Sc.
For further Information apply 10 the auc-
tiOuefTs. to whom all cpWmunica' IONS
should be addressed; and Nr George GlD-
son. who is IN charge, VIII show tile prcm.-
SIS a any time.
W. X. QUARLES. Trustee.
QUAELFs * McCCRDY, Auct.oucers.
f. Zl-Jt
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LNNonErEa. Jnnc -. lS.5.

LlNCHEUEG. June -, 1855.
Il the Editor Of tie Dispatch:
A question la, arisen among some
gentlemen here as to whether deter
Phillips confessed his guilt. VIII You
kindly state in the D,spa'h how the
fac. is: Respectfully. Enquirer.
He confessed to Dr.. j. =. Jcter.I
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old DOMINION STEAM-1sra
~ SHIP COMPANY. -sEsHzzaaa
FOR NEW YORK.

steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUES
DAY, FRIDAY, aud SUNDAY.
steamers leave New York for Richmond
EVERY II ESDAY. THURSDAY, and
SAIU RDAG at 8 L. NJ.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 10 New York Qncluding meals
and BERTH $40; round-trp tickets, SIS;
steeage. with subsistence, 81; without sub
sstence. So.
Freight forwarded and through bills OF
lading Issued FOR points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until 8 =. NJ.
Manifest closed OF sailing days one hour
before departure.
Passengers leaving Richmond by the
Chesapeake and OHIO railway al $3.50 +. NJ.
(uta Viewpoints News and the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad at 1880 A. NJ. on
MONDAYS. TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS.
THU RSDAYS, and SATURDAYS will make
connection At NORFOLK with steamer
leaving those days.
SAlLINGS THIS WEEK.
ItR0ANOKE, Captain Couch, SUNDAY,
June list, at II O'Clock noon.
OLD DOMINION. Captain SMITH, TUES
DAY, June 23d, at 3 O'Clock z. NJ
WYANOKE, Captain HULPHERs, FRI
DAY. June 26th, at 3 O'Clock F. NJ
GEORGE W, ALLEN 4 CO., Agents,
No. 1901 Main street and
jel3 Companys Wharf. Roc ketis.
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AUCTION sALEs-ruiure pays.
by Frank u. Hill & Co. and \. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Aue.oneers,
Nos. 4 and 9 north Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
CITY OF RICHMOND, ON vENABLE
STREET NEAR PINK AND EIGH-
TEENTH STREET BETWEEN MAIN
AND CARY STREETS, AT AUCTION.
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Freight received daily fur Norfolk, Ports.
mouth Untitled Hampton and Wayerly:
Washington y. C.: Newborn Washington
and Iarooro'. y. c., aud all points I'm East
ern North Carolina also. for Eastern shore
Il Virginia. and all regular landings on
James river. at LOWEST RATES. and
through bills sSUei.
l.. b. TATl VI, Superintendent
my29 No. llO9 Main street and Rocketts
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JOHN d. YOUNG,
JAMES y. DUNLOP,
JAMES CASkIE.
Special Commissioners.

II THE CIRCUIT COURT or TIE COUNTY
OF HENRICO, DECEMBER 3, 1s5l-THE
PINEL HOSPITAL. WHO SUES, &C, PLAIN
TIFFS, ". +. VI. BRIELS COMMITTEE. DE-
PENDANT; THE SANE PLAINTIFFS ".
+. NJ. BRIEL's COMMITTEE, Is. BRGEL, JR.
AND MARY BRIEL.
thereby certify that the bond required OF
Special Commissioners i. b. Young, James
y. Dunlop. and James CaSkie by decree Of
the Goth Of October. 1884, in the above
causes. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this Sth dag Of De-
cember, 1884. GEORGE ". CARTER.
lc % Clerk.
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Trustee and Special Commissioner

WITTINGHAN's EXECUTORS, PLAINTIFFS.
AGAINST MAYO. TRUSTEE. AND AIS, DE-
FENDANTS-IN THE CHANCERY CoCET OF
TIE CITY OF RICHMOND.
|. BENJAMIN ii. Berry. clerk OF said court.
certify that the bond required of the speca
commissioner by the decree in said cause Of
June 49, 1855, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
June, 1855. BENJAMIN III. BERRY.
IA
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BY j. Thompson Brown d Co.,
Real Estate Agentsand Auctloneers,
1ll3 Main street.

A MOST SUBSTANTIAL, CONVE-
IA NIENT. AND CENTRALLY
LOCATED THREE-STORY-AND-BAsE-
MENT STOCK-BRICK RESIDENCE,
No. 40s LEIGH,
BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
STREETS,
ADMIRABLY SUITED FOR A Ply
SICIAN,
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BY Frank ID. Hill & Co..
Real Estate Auctloneers.
No, o mouth Eleventh street.

by frank II. dlll * W.
Real Estate Auctloneers,
No. mouth Eleventh street.
TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE
l. PROPERTY IN BUCKINGHAM COUN-
TY.-By virtue OF deed Of trust. dated
November |. 1877. executed by II. Il. Mich
olas and wife. the undersigned trustees
upon requirement OF the holders OF the
notes thereby secured. default having been
made In payment OF said notes W Ill sell at
public auction I'm city OF Richmond In front
OF the custom house. on Bank street,
TUESDAY. JUNE so. 1888,
at IL O'Clock NJ, the REAL ESTATE mine
county OF Buckingham by said deed con-
veyed-to wit. ...,, ,>,,r,.u
An UNDIVIDED 0NE-ThIRD INTER-
EST IN A TRACT OF LAND CONTAIN
ING $50 ACRES, more or less, on when
for many years sate-quarry has Deen
operated, said tract being generally known
as "The Nicholas Quarry subject TO the
dover OF Mrs. orilla Nicholas In said tract.
TERMS: Cash as to s6,756,41 anu ex-
penses OF sale and as to any excess or pur-
chase money above that sum on such terms
an IL Is. Nicholas may name ON the day OF
sale. or IL he name none, then all for cash.
III. III. MARSHALL,
JAMES N. DUNLOP.
Trustees.
Je Il.l9.l4,le.1s.ao,2I.ai,2o,2s,sO
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'if " .t t'f. h' INbtiN Att. -A'ilf VII I
IAlseS. op
FBIIAI.JJNE %. 1855,
3 O'Clock =. ", the aboyc-dcscrihcd PR
~ Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Auctioneers and Brokers,
Office No. north Tenth street.


4 UCTION SALE OFTHAT LARGE
"a TVO.STORY- A y D-BA SEMEN 1T
FRAME DWELLlNG AT THE NORTH
Fast CORNER OF WILLIAMSBURG
AVENUE AND NICHOLSON STREET
AND SEVERAL ELEGANT BUILDING
LOTS ADJOINING. FRONTING or VIII
LIAMSBUKG AVENUE AID NlCHOL-
son STREET: ALSO. SEVERAL HUN
DRIED VACANT LOTS INTHAT PORTION
OF ROCKETS KNOWN AZ NEW rOWN.
BY request Of the owner who has decided
10 sell, We VIII expose to public auction,
upon the premises, on
FRIDAY, JCSE 20 1883.
at 6 O'Clock L. NJ. the above
PROPERTY, at which time plat OF the lots
viii hc shown. or 10 can be- examined prior
to the SAFE at Office ~ the auCiioneers.
The DWELLING isWeii located. surround
ed by fine shaie-tTecs. and very desirable as
pace Of residence. The lots are We'll
adapted for building purposes, and vary in
value Ia suit the purse Of all.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance in six,
twelve. and eighteen months, interest add
ed, and secured by trust-deed.
CHEWING & ROSE.
.e p AuctiOncrTS.
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.Daiiy. fDaily except sunday.

SIOPflNO tl-AN t.Ns
Nos. 40 and Is make no stoGe W
AZ stops only on signal AZ C1ts.c. ~.
tralia, and Manchester. No. g. s.oia
on signal at Manchester. Nos. ., So 81 -
aud 80 stop at all stations. ..,....
PUlLMAN-CAR SERN Il = ..,,4,n
On train No. 40 sleeping cars u', -.
Washington and Charleston. ON IS I'd
as sleeping cars between WssA. go IS
jacksonville, Fla. On trains Nus' q a.
sleeping, cars between New YORK SA'
sonville. ,,.,,,rs rD NOH
LEAVE. AkN' % n
K,shm d. II l:2e AN. Norfolk - -, N.
Norfolk, 1000 AN. Richm i""aS& v.
norfolk. ....ts:oS Pm. Riohm d. %
Mes 81 and IS make close eohu,II .sIth.
and from Farmville. Lynchourg snu "a ne
western points. aud wsy-sla. on - cbn-
Norfolk and Western silro~n !, Nj 10
nection nom Richmond to Norio.h 90 .
by No. 81, except CA szndsSs
connection viii DO by No. a.; vExLY,
superintendent OF Transport So 1T.
TN EXTENSION. General fsssense' n.y.
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AUCTION sALEs-ru,ure DAYS.
ny Ii. Seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTIONSALE
" OFTHREE NEW, wELL-ARRANGED,
AND DESIRABLY- LOCATED II w u
STORY FRAME DWELLINGS, NOS, I'D
327. and 32e SOUTH LAUREL STREET,
BETWEEN BEVERLY AND Able
MARLE STREETS.
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1 UCTION SALE OF TWO NICE
= l NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. WITHIN \
tDNN ENIENT DISTANCE OF THE CITY.
Ey Ic.De-' ~ the owner whose health I.-
pUiles 20 cur'a'l Of business ENGAGEMENTS.
We Viii sell bog auction, upon tie premises,
ON
NONDAY.JrNE 30. I~-5.
az o.c.ock. =. attract OF LANp col-
tanning lu3-loACEESW VITA a JONFDErA-
BE FRAME DWELIING thereon. ahpu'
three miss north of thc city, fronting 'l.
Brook turnpike.
Also. "a TRACT or LAND immel.a'c.s
in rear OF tie above, containing ACEt~
Nitha FRAME DIV ELLdNG thereon. ana
fronting he old Brook road.
The land ln both th">" tracts IS iu
b. gh state OF cultivation and very
rich. The hrautifI, crop of spring Oats.
which viii be sold with the property
Will convince buyers IL the slpr-
riOr fertility ~ the soil. Their. is also seeded
with the oats ciOrcrant timothy. n is see
dom that We undertake 10 sell country
property owing to the worn condition OF
the land. Ia fact, We do not attempt the
sale OF land Nc cannot recommend hence
parties desiring 10 attend THIS sale can dp 50
with the tull assurance Of finding every
thing a, represented.
Terms one third In each the balance q
siN and twelve months. Is per c,ut.-addet.
and secured by a trust deed upon the P.o-
perry, CHEWNING q ROSE.
le II AuGt!one.rS.
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WOODWARD & SoS, PLAINTIFFS. W. Kos.
TER, &C., DEFENDANTS, AND GUNS, WHO
SUES, &C. PLAINTIFFS, ". ROSTER, DE-
FESDANT--IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
J. BENJAMIN II. Berry. clerk Of said court,
certify that the bond required Of the spe-
cal commissioner by the decree I'm said
causes OF June 20, 1855, has been duly
given.
Given under my hand this 25th day OF
June. 1855. BENJAMIN ii. BERRY,
10
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Hy W. II. Lyme & Co.,
Real Estate Agentsand Auctioneers,
No. lll3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DE
Y SlRABLE DETAC HE'D BRICK
DWELLING AND LOT ON SOUTH SIDE
MARSHALL STREET, BETWEEN SMITH
AND HENRY STREETS. BY AUCTION
In pursuance Of a decree Of the Richmond
Chancery Court in the suit therein styled
" SaundcrS's legatccs. &C.. rs. Saunders s adj
miniStratOr and Gis, entered on 10th June,
1850. the undersigned. special commits
sioner viii sell by public auction, on Tie
premises, on
TUESDAY. June 80. lse5,
at 81 o'clock p. NJ. the TWO-STDRY- AND.
BASEMENT DETACHED BRICK DWELL
lNG 80. I'll west Mtu.hall street. between
Smith and Henry streets tine lD' having "a
front OF - feet and a depth OF about til
feet and an alley ~ rear. I'll" pWtLLiN. =
contains seven rooms IS Well arranged
substantially built. has the usual cplH.-
uicnccs. is i'm good repair, and iu de>.rt-
bile location.
TERMS: one thiid cash: balance n six.
twelve and eighteen months. tna pdI-
chaser tO give negotiable notes for th. da-
f-rred payments. with iut,r">t added ana!
On. title tO hr retained until tine purchase
money is fully paid and 20 conveyance ur-
". W. COSBY, Jr.
Special Comm ~.Ducl.
W. II. LYNE ,c CO., Auctonecr-.
SArNuFr,'s LFGArEF-. PLAITrrrF-
AGAINST Sal NIIH-~ ArNtNI -Ti' NOR
Asp AIS. UETTNuNsI~-IN Ifl CHAN
CEl1 COURT ot THE CITY OPP HICHH'Nnt
J. BENJAMIN H. Berry. clerk of go 20 court,
certify that the bond Required uf fur spec
cause OF june Ii, 1850, ha, been lg't given.
Given under nay hand this 23i lag of
June le~5.
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aUcrroS saLgs-rh,s nav.
by n. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctloneer,
VRUsTEE AND COMMISSIONER IS


TRUSTEE AND COMMISSIONERS
l. SALE OF A VALUABLE PROPERTY,
COMBINING STORE AND DWELLING,
AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF NJ
AND THiRrIETH STREETS, by AUG
TION.--By virtue OF n deed OF trust from
John 8. Green and wife TO the undersigned,
dated April IL. 1880, and duly recorded.
and In conformity To n decree OF the
Chancery Court OF Richmond rendered on
the 18th OF June. 1885, in the suit OF "Wit-
tingham's executor rs. Mayo, trustee, and
ais, shall sell. on the premises on
FRIDAY, JUNE 20. 1885,
at q o'clock Z. NJ. the PROPERTY con-
Veyed by said deed Of trust, being the lot
situated In the city OF Richmond at the
northeast corner OF NJ and Thirtieth streets,
fronting 1873 feet on the north side of NJ
street. running back 100 feet, bounded on
the west by Thrtieth street. and having
thereon fiTst-rate store, with basement,
and handsome and well-arranged dwell
ing partly i'm rear Of and partly over the
store. The lot Is large and Is well set In
grape-vucs, flowers, shrubbery, &c, max
inglt n thing Of real beauty.
This is mn attractive and substantial pro-
perty, isa good buslness-stand. and will al
WAYS rent well.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay expenses or
executing this trust and TO discharge the
balance due ON the notes secured (say about
$4,000, and the residue OF the purchase
money nj such time ~ the grantOrs I'm said
deed shall prescribe. or. I'm case Of their fail
IRE TO give such direction. upon such terms
as the trustee shall think NJ.
w l. MAYO