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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-30
The CAMPAIGN.
r1rz LEE IN GLOUCESTER.

a Kssssss DenssssSsncs- Nsns bed'es "
Ne erscsessr-- A pss 20 - Remembered.
lcorrespontenoe ofthe Richmond Dispatch
NORFOLK, October 20, 1888.
The Norfolk Democrats who accom-
panied General Lee and party, including
Major CORTLAND Smith, Of Alexandra,
to Gloucester returned last night and
report . rousing demonstration -
Thompson's Wharf The party was
met At the landing by q great crowd,
including many ladies, and "enersi
Taliafcrro. delivered speech OF well
come. General Lee then mounted q
magnificent horse and led the cavalcade'
consisting Of over four hundred mount
ed men. 70 the place Of speaking.
A feature OF the procession was
sbout fiity ladies, handsomely mounted.
Indeed. the ladies showcrcd bouquets
mon the General, and fairly took pos
session Of him during his stay. The
coming Governor made speech that
aroused the greatest enthusiasm in the
great throng; and was followed oy
other speakers. ,
A sumptuous barbecue OF roasts Q,
beef, lamb. pig, turkey, chickens ana
oysters, ad h6ltub,, refreshed the great
crowd during the speaking; ana .ne
occasion throughout was remsrkaoie
for It's good cheer and Fluctuations.
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KING AND QUEEN.

Splendid Democrauc Neutrality-suspicious. OF
James =. Dunlop and Others.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
NIwTowN. KING AND QUEEN Co.,
October 81, 1885.
As little has appeared in the public
press from this section relative to the
canvass. which well-nigh engrosses pub
lie sentiment at present, will claim in-
diligence at your hands and little
space in your valuable paper to tell of
the enthusiastic demonstration which 1t
was my privilege to attend at this place
on the 26thinstant. At an early hour
the people, consisting Of fair women
and brave men, began to assemble, and
a fine audience. representing King and
Queen, Essex, Caroline, and King Will
liam counties, greeted the speakers
when they arrived. In this brief no.
tiee it would be impossible to do more
than mention the names of the speak
ers and TO say they performed well their
respective parts and did valuable and
able service for the cause of Democracy.
Marquis Jones, Of Gloucester county !;
II. K. Pollard, Of King and Queen, and
W. Baird, of Essex, by their earnest
manner and strong arguments, greatly
entertained the large crowd. After
partsking Of a most bountifnl dinner
provided by the good people OF the sec
ton, we had as dessert an intellectual
feast in an address from Richmond's
orator and rising statesman, Mr.. j. n.
Dunlop. Without detracting IN any
wise from the merits Of the speeches
of the others present, it would be only
meet TO say Of Mr.. Dunlop's that the
committee acted most wisely in sending
him TO this section, for no one could
have more completely met the expecta
.ions OF the hopes of the people. In {
spsech Of one hour and half, replet,
with cogent arguments and apt anC
chsste illustrations, he held his audi
enee spell-bound and elected tn
heartiest applause from the sturd,
yeomanry and the smiles and ap
proval Of fair women. Althoug
the day was far spent, yet tn
meeting and speaking was kept up, an
Messrs. j. N. Stubbs and 7. r. Il
Wright were both heartily greeted, an
by their strong points and amusin
anecdotes brought up the rear most a.
ceptably, thus giving fitting concl,
sion to most enjoyable day.
The Democrats Of this section al
fully aroused TO sense Of their dutis
and responsibility In this contest, ar
will give good account Of themselv,
on the Sd Of November. You may pr
pare quarters next winter for Hon.
r. Pollard and J. N. Stubs. UNo.
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srssET DEMOCRATS.

NJ. o.,.spesehss by Captain Wrisht,
,,sys vau.. and Richard r. Be'rne'
,co,rspondencc ofthe Richmond Dispatch
WAKEFIELD, October %, 1855.
To-day has been a glorious day Tor
the Democracy. Six or seven hundred
people assembled here at a grand bar
becue, and heard speeches from Captain
John II. Wright, Judge Watts, Dr.
Holt. and the gallant editor oil the
Stofe. Richard +. Beirne. The ladies
were out, and helped both by their
presence and good wishes.
Lewis y. Hargrove, ESQ.,, introduced
rs the first speaker Captain Wright
who for half an hour upheld the cause
of Democracy, and showed that the
Democratic party was in favor of the
Blair bill and a friend to free schools.
Judge Watts, in his eloquent man
ner. exposed the character Of Malone
and his followers, and said that no man
was fit to be Governor Of Virginia who
had said, "Lead on, master; | will
follow thee"
DIR. Hollis speech was full Of wit
logic, and elcquence, and showed why
every yirginian ought to be a Democrat,
and what calamity would befall the
State should Malone succeed.
That eloquent champion of the young
Democracy, Richard F. Beirne, made
the closing speech. He began by con-
graduating the country upon the eiec-
ton Of Cleveland. lie told of the re-
forms in the different departments at
Washington. Of the positions Virgin
ians had been called to fill (; in short,
it was history of the Admin
istration for the past eight months,
and grand one it was, too.
He gave the record Of the Malone
Legislature and showed how the g Big
Four'' saved the State. lie touched
on the Petersburg bank-failure, and
showed, from Republican statistics,
that the Democrats were the best
friends Of the schools. He contrasted
the candidates-Lee as true and tried
citizen: Wise as the maligner of this
grand old State. He fully dissected
Blair, paid glowing tribute to Ayers,
applauding him for his pluck while boy
and his magnanimity. He told how inn
migration was kept away from the
State on account Of her traducers, and
appealed to the people to bury Malone
on the Sd of November beneath an over
whelming majority. His speech was
mastery effort, aud one of the best
that has ever been delivered in Sussex.
We will be glad to have him with US
again.
Three hearty cheers were given for
Fitzhugh Lee and the rest Of the Demo-
cratic ticket, and the crowd ate dinner
and dispersed.
Sussex will poll her full Democratic
vote, w.
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PETERSBURG AND VICINITY
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

.....s ana ssbrnssted- Judse Budd
$500. u,s pseisioa- -sicrtsary Record for
...~A fine BODY OF Cavalry.
tuores poneence ofshs Richmond Dispa'eh'i
pFrrRsBURo, VA, Oct. 20, 1883:
In the Hastings Court this morning
,be petition for mandamus iled by r.
p RUSSELL against Frank Clements, the
democratic registrar In Second ward
was heard before Judge Budd. Mr.
Alexander Hamilton appeared for Mr.
Clements and the other Democratic
registrars. Messrs. d. A. Lyon ana
| George s. Bernard represented Mr..
Russell. The object Of the petition
was 10 secure possession OF the reg'stra-
tiop-books Of the city in order to make
copies thereof. When the demand was
made Mr.. Clements refused to give up
the books, stating, however, that he
would make copies for a reasonable
compensation. which could be COM
pared with the originals in order to
test their correctness. Mr.. Hamilton
read the answer Of the respondents.
Tench, Clements, Carter, West, Gill,
WiIkerson, and Badger, and the papers
were submitted for argument, which
was opened by Mr.. Bernard for the Pc
titioner.
Mr.. Hamilton replied for the defend
ant. The Judge reserved his decision
until tomorrow morning.
This is an exactly similar case to one
made up several years ago by the De-
mocrats against the Republican regis
trars, and Judge Mann refused to issue
a mandamus. The Democrats were
forced to pay for copies of the books
furnished by the registrars. This is all
that the Democrats ask now-that the
registrars be compensated for their time
in making copies. Inspection of the
books has not been refused, and certi-
fed copies will be given if paid for.
1t is learned from the report of the
health officer, DR.. Schank, that during
the month ending October Goth there
were SO deaths in this city. OF those
who died, &c were whites and q cell
ored; 25 males and % females; Is died
under the age of five years. Among
the causes Of death are diphtheria, I,
and membranous Group, 4; consump-
ton, 4 /; paralysis, 3; burns, 4. Two
persons died at the age of between
ninety and one hundred years, and the
bodies of - non-residents were brought
here for burial.
The Surry Cavalry, forty-fve strong,
were inspected and reviewed at Wake
field yesterday by Colonel 10. Lane
Stern. who pronounced them one Of the
finest bodies of men in the State. He
accorded them the highest standard for
drill and discipline. ROBIN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-30
A LAWYER IN TROUBLE.
How lie Cheated a Poor Hungarian at Ha'
zieton.

How lie Cheated n Poor Hungarian at ha'
zieton.
A Wilkesbarre Pa.) special of the
2s,h says: Quite sensation was
created in court here this morning.
John German, a member of the Luzerne
bar and a resident Of Hazleton, was
employed year ago by a Hungarian
named John Beguere, of Hazleton, to
procure liquor license for him. Gorman
procured the license and charged 500 for
his services. Beguere, who cant't speak
English, then opened up a saloon in O
place formerly occupied by John VAL
entine, who a short time previous was
indicted for selling liquor without q
revenue license. Beguere also paid
German, so the former alleges, s2I for
an internal.revenue license, but could
not get il, German telling the Hunga-
rian that the United States collector
was not to be seen. Afterward German
brought the Hungarian up to Wilkes
barre and did procure for him a
bona fde revenue license, charging
him s22 for the same. Last Au-
gust constable returned Beguere
10 court for selling liquor without q
license. The poor ignorant Hungarian
didn't know what it meant, but wa:
told by German TO plead guilty, which
he did, and was sent to jail for three
months in default Of the payment OF
fine of 1900. Some Of the Hungarian''
friends took his case in hand and EN-
pie yed another attorney TO Investigate
the matter, as Beguere couldn't un
derstand why no was placed behint
prison bars. To-day it was shown
that German had imposed upor
the Hungarian, and instead Of pro
curing new license he gave hin
Valentines old one for the year lSS
and said it was all right. On motion
to-day the plea Of guilty was withdraw
and the Hungarian was given his lib
: erty. The Judge ordered all the test
. mony taken down and submitted to tn
Bar Association, who will immediatel,
take action. German is we'll know
throughout the State, and is a politi
clan Of some note. Heretofore he ha
enjoyed good reputation.
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Lee I'm Richmond County.

Especial IeIeETam 70 lhe DIhPHCH'T
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, October
29.--It is estimated that, despite the
bad weather, at least three tn s.sand
people were present to-day at Farmham
church, Richmond county, to hear Gen
eral Fitz Lee, who made mastery eff
fort, which was cheered to the echo.
Flags and banners were displayed in
every direction. People were present
from Lancaster, Northumberland, and
estmoreland counties. General Lee
was escorted from Sharp's wharf, or the
Rappahannock river, by cavalcade of
five hundred horsemen.
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shot into the Republican party. ms
remarks were ihoughtfally cons'ders'a,
were delivered Ia q most impressive
manner, end were heartily received ~
an admiring audience. 80
Major III. A. Edmondson followed Mr.
Thicker in one OF his practical, comnon-
sense, inimitable talks. There were
many colored people present, VINO
listened with much interest.
Henry and Backus, who happened 70
be IN the meeting, were called on ana
gave in forcible manner their reasons
for leaving Malone, and they evidently
opened the eyes Of their fellow coiorea
men 10 the enormitics Of the kepuon-
can party. Halifax will surely Dc
Democratic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-30

Warden A. A. Brush, Of the Sing
Sing New York; State prison, says
Brandreth's Pills are the most valuable
cathsrtic be ever used. lie has been a
great sufferer from rheumatism and
blood.poisoning. but obtained very little
relief from medicine or doctors until he
commenced using Brandreth's Pills.
He took fifty Pills in ten days. They
not only cured him Of rheumatism, bat
gave him a vigorous appetite and puri-
fed his blood completely.
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NORFOLK.
Severe nail-Storm-p pilot Dead.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, October 29.-Quite a
hail-storm passed over Norfolk county
this afternoon, accompanied by heavy
thunder and lightning. Near Ocean
View the hailstones were the size of
walnuts. In the city there was terrific
wind and rain-storm. Up the Seaboard
road there was also considerable fall
Of hail.
Captain James +. Minson, one of the
oldest members of the Virginia Pilots
Association, is dead.
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HALIFAX.

Coed Mssssns IN spite Of the Raiu-y. nan,
Tusssr and Others SPEAK.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
SOUTH BosToS, Va, October 29.---
notwithstanding the unfavorable wea.
ther an enthusiastic Democratic rally
was held here to-day undcr the aus
pioes OF the South Boston Democratic
Club. Mr.. j. Ran. Tucker, Jr., Of
Richmond, reached here this morning
in response to an invitation from the
club and addressed the people. Mr..
Tucker spoke yery earnestly, and dis
played the eloqnenes and ability Of his
distinguished family BY pouring hot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-30
AUcrIes sALEs-rn.. nay.
BY John T. Goddin.
Heal Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
Bank and Eleventh streets.

Jain hhu Eleventh BtreeBs
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
~ SNAIL FRAME DWELLINGS, ONE
STREETS. AND THE OTHER CORNER
OF ST. JAMES AND ORANGE STREETS.
BY virtue OF decree OF the Chancery
Couft OF the city OF Richmond, entered on
tne zoth Gay OF October. 1855, In tue case OF
Harris, &C., "a. Harris, &C., we, the under.
signed. special commissioners. will sell al
public auction, on the premises, ON
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1883,
~ "a O'Clock p. NJ, the TwO-STORY
FRAME DWELLING, containing three
rooms, az The northwest corner OF st. James
and hill streets. The LOT has front OF
ov rect on 81. James street and runs back
about 90 feet. And Immediately after. the
SMALL TWO-ST0RY FRAME DWELL
INC, containing three rooms, at the SOUTH
ives, west corner OF 81. James and Orange streets.
Inc LOi mas 'front.' OF 80 feet on 81. James
street and runs hack 100 feet TO an alley.
Houses in this locality alwaysIent readily.
ana this property viii pay well as an Invest
TERMS: One fourth cash 4: balance In four.
eight, and twelve months for negotiable
notes, interest added, aud title retained
untli AL OF the purchase money Is paid and
conveyance ordered by the Court.
j. ALSTON CABELL,
+. NJ. CONNER
Special Commissioners.
IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF THE CITY or
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND Ais. PLAIN
TIffs, VS.. HARRIS AgD Ais, DEFEND.
ANTS.
/, Benjamin II. Berry. clerk OF said court,
certify that the bond required OF the spe /.
cial commissioners by the decree In said
cause OF goth October, 1855, has been duly
given.
Given under my hand this Gath day OF
October, 1885.
oc 25 BENJAMIN II. BERRY. Clerk.
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BY Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lOlG Main street.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 5, 1885,
by Frank ID. Hill * Co.,
Real Estate AuctiOneers,
north Eleventh street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il SMALL FARM ON BROAD-SrREET
ROAD, OR DEEP RUN turnpike. FIVE
MILES FROM RICHMOND. ADJOINING
THE Ian DS OF A. K. COURTNEY, JOHN
LEE. AND OTHERS, AT AUCrlON.-On
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1885,
al II o'clock NJ, on the premises, will sell,
by virtue Of a deed Of trust from Samuel O..
Tyler and wife dated August u. 1858, and
recorded In the clerks Office Of HenricO
County Court ID. b. ll2. p. 40, the following
pfOpcrty-viz. All that certain TRACT OF
LAND in the county OF Henrico. with all the
Improvements thereon. containing 49,
A. RIA. situated on Deep Run turnpike i've
miles from the city Of Richmond, bounded
turnpike on the north by Brook run; on
& AppcrsOn and \ Il. Pulliams : heirs by A.
ID. Williams, trustee. June >, 1872; aud on
the south by the lands OF a. Il. Courtney
and John Lee.
Tie improvements consist OF FRAME.
DWELLING and STORE. with six rooms,
new and IN good order; stable and neces-
sary Out-hOuses.
The land is a good Hight soil and well
adapted to corn, oats. &c. about twenty
acres good grassland. one OF tine best wells
OF water ~ the house.
This is n good little farm. and all who are
interested will please attend.
Conveyance Will leave the Office OF auc-
tioneer al II o'clock A. NJ. sharp.
TERMS will be very reasonable and an
nounced on day OF sale.
LOUIS RAWLINGS. Trustee.
Sale conducted by FRANK ID. HILL q Co..
AuctlOneerS o. II
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r<(I(I0l1g 49, (T(lTI(eI1VvIlN
BY John T. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE IN THE EAST END.
LYING BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH
AND THIRTY-FIRST AND THIRTY
FOURTH STREETS
THREE AND A HALF SQUARES
UPON WHICH IS A LARGE DWELLING
HOUSE AND OTHER BUILDINGS,
AND A GREAT VARIETY OF SHADE
AND fRUIT.TREEs, RARE SHRUB
Berry, AND EvERGREENs.
BY virtue Of n certain deed OF trust exc
cutet by Il. O. Peasants 10 the undersigned
trustees. bearing date August IL, 1854. and
recorded In the clerks Office OF the Chan
Gerry Court OF the city of Richmond ana the
County Court OF Henrico county, defanlt
having been made In the pay ment OF one OF
the notes therein secured and being re.
quired SO to do by the holder OF said note,
we shall sell by auction, on the premises. on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1855,
at 81 O'Clock p. NJ, the REAL ESTATE (or
80 much thereof as may be necessary TO
saihfy the debit described In said deed OF
trust as follows: All those THREE AND A
HALF SQUARES OF LAND, with all
buildings and Improvements thereon, lying
and being partly in the city Of Richmond
and partly In the county OF Henrico-three
OF them situate between Clay and Leigh
and Thirty-frst and Thirty-fOurth streets
and the eastern half OF the one situated
between Leigh and NJ (Or Mercerl streets
containing together SEVEN ACRES" be-
ing the same real estate upon which said
Peasants has for many years past resided.
A map OF said property may be seen At the
Office OF the auctiOneers.
In view OF the grading OF streets and Other
improvements in the immediate vicinity to
this property, us nearness TO two beautiful
parks and To the street railway, renders 10
extremely desirable either as a home or for
speculative investment.
TERMS Cash a. 10 SO 500, with interest
thereon from the l1th day OF August, 1855,
and cost OF sale: residue, II any, on such
terms as the grantor may direct; his failure
10 direct. on such terms as the trustees may
think III. GEORGE NJ. DREWRY,
JAMES PLEASANr5,
oc27 Trustees
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Queries ana Answers.

To the Editor eft Dispatch:
Will you give me the author OF
/" Hnnchbaek," and oblige
r. G. j.
HAMPTON, October 20, 1885.
ANSWER.
Sheridan knowles.
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.rr~Nr<-1r|--Irr- ~--rr-oI((-rJ< o((g,00.11
BY Sutton 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.

49, - -
| COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
" VERY DESIRABLE FRAME HOUSES
ON THE EAST SIDE OF TWENTf-Skv,--
ENTH BETWEEN MARSHALL AND
CLAY STREETS, Nos. All AND 4ls
NORTH TwENTY:sEvENrH STREET;
ALSO, TWO vACANr LOTS ADJOINING,
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, AT AUG:
TfON.-By virtue OF decree OF Richmond
ChaDcery Court In the suit OF Turner g..
Turner and ais. entered on the 10th day OF
October, 1885. we, the undersigned, special
commissioners appointed thereby, viii sell
et public auction, upon the premises, ON
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1885.
at 4 O'Clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY above
described.
i. HOUSE AMI LOT No. All north Tween
ty-seventh street containing seven rooms
and kitchen with two rooms. The lot fronts
2s 3-l2 by 13z feet deep.
2. HOUSE and LOT At the southeast cor
ner OF Twenty seventh and Clay streets,
No. 4i9, containing seven or eight rooms,
with lot fronting So 3-l2 by 81 feet deep.
3. TWO VACANT LOTS, fronting rs feet
each by depth Of 1879 feet.
This is very desirable property, being 10,
Gated in a good nei<hborhood, and Will
yield fair rental on It's cost.
Parties wishing TO Invest In real estate or
10 secure comfortable homes I'm that portion
OF the city should not fail to attend the sale.
TERMS One fourth cash. balance AZ six,
twelve. and eighteen months, with interest
added, and title TO he retained until all the
| purchase money is paid and deed ordered
| by the Court. SAMUEL ID. TURNER
J. X. V, DANIEL.
Special Commissioners.
SUTTON 4 Co., Auctioneers.
IN THE CHAsCERY COURT OF THE CITY
OF RICHMOND - TURNER, PLAINTGFF,
AGAINST TURNER AND AIS, DEFEND
ANTS.
I, Benjamin II. Berry, clerk OF said court.
| certify that the bond required of the special
| commissioners by the decree In said cause
! Of October 10. 1855, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
| October, 1855. BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
&C 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-30
BY Sampson q Adamson,
Real Estate Auctioneers and
Insurance Agents,
SIS Hull street, Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE
L AND LOT on WALDEN AVENUE, IN
MANCHESTER. VA.-By virtue OF deed
of trust from william Johnson and vie 20
r. W. Welsiger e. 4. McRae' and II. tlIz-
gerald. trustees dated september 10, 1855,
duly recorded i'm the clerks Office OF the
Hastings Court Of the city OF Manchester,
ID. b. .. page 1877. being requested so TO 90
10y the Mechanics Building-Fund Company,
we. the undersigned trustees. Will sell at
public auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER q, lsso,
at 1870 O'Clock p. NJ. that HOUSE AND
LOT fronting 80 4-l2 feet on Walden ave-
nue.. having depth OF 95 feet, being Lot
No. 81 as shown in the plan OF Atkinson ;
addition.
TERMS: Liberal and made known at sale.
f.. W. WElSIGER,
G. 9. MCRAE,
II. FITZGERALD,
Trustees
SAMSON K ADAMsoS, Auctloneers.
&C oT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-30
BY J. Thompson Brown x Co.,
Real Estate Agentsand AuctlOueers,
1l13 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEAT,
L MODERN DETACHED BRICK RESI-
DENCE, No. 2ll SOUTH PINE STREET
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust from GeOrg p
". Lambert to the undersigned trustee,
dated October 3. 1882. and Of record in the
clerks Office OF the Chancery Court OF the
city Of Richmond. ID. Il. l21 X, page $50. u
secure certain negotiable notes therein
mentioned, and default having been made,
and being required so to do by the benet-
ciary therein mentioned, will sell at puo-
lie auction on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3lsr
at4:3Oo'clOck p. NJ, the above PROPERTY,
desert ped in said deed a. fronting on Pine
- .eet 80 feet, with depth of las feet, said
lot commencing on the east side OF Pine
street l2O feet south OF Cumberland street.
TERMS: While the deed calls for cash az
10 executing the trust and to pay the sum OF
S2.224 Oj, yet by consent OF all parties con.
cerned the terms Will be made one third
cash balance in six and twelve months,
with interest. and secured by trust-deed.
LEROY r.. Brown, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN * Co., AuctlOneers.
oc 2l2S 2q30E3l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-30
by Quarles q McCurdy
Real Estate Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
Il LOT ON SOUTHEAST CORNER
BROAD AND TWENTI-THikDS STREETS
AT PUBLIC AUCTlON.-As suOsututeus
trustee i'm A certain deed OF trust from W.
NJ. Justice 20 ID. Il. Parker, bearing date
April 5, 1872, to secure unpaid purchase
money. represented by five bonds. default
having been made In payment OF same, ana
being required so To do Will Oferat public
auction, on the premises, the above PRO-
PERTI,
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1885,
at 4 O'Clock. The dwelling contains -
rooms. Tie lot has front Of A feet, 100
feet deep TO a lhlrty-fOOt alley. SPECIAL az
tentiOn is called 10 this sale.
TERMS: Cash as 10 cost OF sale &c, ana
10 pay OFF all unpaid bonds. W IN percent.
Interest from date OF said bonds
HARVEY WILSON,
OILS Substituted Trustee.