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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-12-17


Our CITY.-We publish below the
communication Of H. O. proposing
to surrender our city charter and
place ourselves under the government
of the board Of county commissioners,
simply as district Of the county
We do not think our people would
consent 10 that, Our city il now
pretty well lighted; our streets are in
good condition; our sidewalks, with a
little repair, are all that il desirable
at present Without chafter-4withz
out the power to levy taxes for these
purposes, who will pay our gas billsi
Who will pave our streets and side
walks Who will keep cattle and
hogs from running It large ID our
thoroughfates ? Who win look after
the sanitary condition Of our city p
The county could not be asked to do
this, and the consequences would
be destruction to every thing that
now makes our city desirable dwell
ling place. n. G." must end some
other means Of escape from high
taxes.
Mr.. EDIroR II read in the CApI-
taat
tai. dated Dec. II, 1885. THE New
City Government, ''signed. ASubscrib-
er." He is right. No person will
come here to build or buy property
and pay 2 per cent. taxes. It will
be to the interest Of the city and coun-
y, for the city to surrender her char
Ter, and have but one tar, cOnnty
tax. That win reduce our taxes and
increase the value Of the property. II
viii build up the city and win increase
the population; for, - taxes increase,
she value Of property decreases In
1868 the city tx wss S. cents on
he 800. II 1885 The city tx ii
IS cents On the 500. n 1865 there
were are workmen employed, willie
nov. il 1885. there Is bat one employ
Cd. 10 1868 property could u sold
for it. value. IN 1885 you cannot
<ell IS Al X cents On the dollar at its
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-12-17
HrDRoruoBIA exists to an alarming

HYDRoPuoBIA exists to an alarming
extent in many paris of New Jersey,
and 40 indiscriminate slaughter ofdogs
has been inangurated Would it not
have been better to have killed the
dogs before they introduced the
disease among the Jerseymen7 And
cannot our City Authorities leara .
useful lesson before subjecting our
oitizes to the dangers Of ydrophobia'
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-12-17

SPECULATION is much INDUCED in
by politicians and the press, as to the
organization of the two houses of the
incoming legislature. A contempor-
airy who seems 70 be behind the scenes
informs us, that at conference Of
leading Democrats, held at Barnum's
Tuesday night, and at which politi-
clans representing different sections.
ofthe State were present, it was de-
cided that in distributing the principal
Offices Of the next legislature.both sec.
tons Of the State should have 40
equal share The Eastern Shore was
awarded the speakersbip Of the House.
The journal clerk of the House, aud
the chief clerk and journal clerk of the
Senate. The Western Shore was Civ
en- the president of the Senate, read.
ing clerk of the House. Messrs.
Wariield and Seth are looked upon as
the men Who will be chosen president
of the Senate and speaker of the,
House respectively. John II. Miller
and Vim. Purnell. both of Cecil will
10 all probability be reelected chief
clerk and journal clerk ofthe Senate
and VIM. S. Merrick, Of Talbot, is
booked for journal clerk Of the House,
VIM. Baughman, Of Frederick. who
was reading clerk u the last Senate,
is booked for chief clerk of the House.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-12-17

IL Co0oRRss.-Both houses OF
Congress we're in session yesterday.
The Senate discussed the Presidential
Succession bin. and the House the
bill regarding the change Of rules
The House debate was particularly
lively. Sensaor Wilson. Of Maryland
offered TO the Senate petition to re-
store W. @. Spencer. OF Maryland.
to the rank Of captain.
Captain Spencer IS well known 10
this city. He i brother in-lsw .
Paymasser Murray.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-12-17

The Presidents reception yester-
day was attended by the multitude
Il was % immense throDg and might
have deferred stouter heart than
Mr.. Cleveland's as be contemplated
the uumbdhs with whom he bad to
shake hafRs. What q barberous
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-12-17

Mn Morris A. Thomas has return
ed from the happy hunting grounds"
and is now at home busy with his
defence against the charges against
him. His name has not yet been
sent to the Senate. aA AAla
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-12-17

The Southern Maryland railrosd
running from Point Lookoutto Wash,
ington city, viii be offered at public
ssle ct the Philadelphia Exchange. on
the 18th of next month. r
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-12-17

y A NEW Jersey man has been arrest
ed on the charge Of selling artificial
. eggs. They are made so skilfully es
to look like the genuine article but diff
fer somewhat 10 taste. e
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-12-17

Al NEST of conspirators calling
themselves "Socialistic Revolution
ists," has been uuearthed 10 San
Francisco. The assissins proposed to
remove twenty Of the most prominent
men in the state.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-12-17

A CORRESPONDENT through our
local columns asks relief from the
the "Horn Nuisance Will our city
fathers noRe note ofit7
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-12-17

REV. chauncey G. Williams was
yesterday elected Bishop of the do
cease Of Easton. 10 this State. to I'll
the vacancy caused by the death Of
Bisbop Lay
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-12-17
HHURSOAy- - orc. IT, 1885

The courtship is the only kind Of q
vessel that has two mates and no cap
tain.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-12-17

n%Th1s paper. has she IagBess bopa
nae Daily Circulation OF any pa - In
eMa Gaay OF Annapolis.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-12-17
TAX COLLECTORS SAIL.


ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 18th, 1884,
NF0TECE-IS EIRRERY-6IyEN,, n
" 4have seized and ~lcvied upon
LOT OF GROUND, situated on %
ernor street, in the City ofAnnapolh,
feet by 58 feet, improved by 4
story FRAME HOUSE, assessed TO y
nard Nullan, for the years 1883 aadlfI
TO satisfy and pay Douaty, School 4
state Taxes dnblfof the ) ears 1883 9
1884; and will offer for sale to the hfI
est bidder for cash, at the Court hoo
door IL the City Of.Annapolie,
On Thursday, 31st dag Of DeceraSs'
at ~ o'clock NJ, TO satisfy and pay a
lakes With the interest due theree1,
the cost of these pf0ceedings ahds
other cost attached thereto.
Amount Of Taxes due for the u
year 1883, y = ~ li.NH-i slAl
amount Of Taxes due for the
s JOHN I. HAMMOND, Va.
dl1-ts. For years 1888 antisI
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The DArLY EVENING CAPITAL viii be
served by carriers TO subscribers in the
city at 6 cents week. or mailed TO any
address in the United States for 30 cents
per month, 80 cents for three months,
e1.75 for six months, or $500 per year,
invariably in advance. Unless the sub
pcription, s. above, is paid in advance,
30 cents per month or $3.50 per year
viii positively be charged.
~ CORRESPONDENCE containing i'm
portant news solicited from every part
Of the country.
n6rAdd1ess all Letters and Telegrams
20 THE EVENING CAPITAL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-11

obtain an sdmittance to the House OF
Lords. just then on the eve Of adjourn
merit. wrote him note asking the favor
of . ticket OF admission. was not aware
then that he had already left the city,
but nv note was forwarded TO him IN
the country. and with the prouptness
and kindness which always character
lied him. be replied at once, saying that
If would present his letter at the door
II would answer in the place OF an or
der.
] did hope to see him once more but
in this was disappointed. lie has gone
to his rest and reward. lGmented, OF
course, in the circle in which he moved,
and by many men Of rank and great
political cmiuence but greater far Is
hrs horror in being cherished IN the
memories OF the thousands upon thou
sands Of the humble people whose
wrongs he labcred 10 redress. and
whose tolls he cheered by his sympathy
and countless deeds Of helpful kindness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-11
is sampson & Adamson.
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
Manchester. Va.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE
Il NAMING MILL MACHINERY. STU
ATt At Thk FLAMING. NJ LID ~ =. p.
MOORE. kso. ON SEVENTH SrHEEi at-
TN IEN HULL AND DEC Al X
STkhfTS ~ TIL CITY OF NANtitE-.
TfK-By virtue OF deed 81 trust daied
January 1855. sut recorded IN Main
chester q q. volume q. page 40 shall on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER Il. lss5,
ah12 O'Clock NJ, sell on the above. men,
toned ran,isee the following machinery /:
kFACE-PLANER
GRAIN WOOD PLANER mi
UPRIGHT BORiNG-M MACHINE.
or A. much thereof a. may be- necessary 70
satisfy he trrst.
TERMS: Cash Sufficient 10 pay the ex-
penses of sale and discharge SIX note held
by Robert Nendenhurp for S+G4B, sac 50
$40 % s47lB. sf7.3s. ard sfT 81. which
notes were drawn bv &. 2. Moore two
pOfes held by a l.. Adamson for sac and
Sf6.23. and secured 10y said deed. aud All OF
which by the terms 81 said deed are nov
due. WILLIAM /. CLOfTON. Trustee
SAMPSON ADANsoS, Auctlonsers-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-11

" ~ ~
TRUSTEES SALE or A SMALL
i TRACT or LAND NEAR PEAkEs.
IN HASovER U0uNTYe-By yirsa a o. o.
deed OF trust from George n Sones ~
wife 10 the understand. dated goth of ne-
ccn.ber, 1873 and recorded IN the clerks
Office OF the county Court OF hanose.
county. In u. n. ~. pace l0s, being ~ luires
40 10 do by the holder of the Dot sscurso
BY said deed OF trust will sell ny pablo
auction, nj Hhnosereonrtiiouse, on
wEDSEsDAY, ocrossn al. 1852.
THAT being eourt-dRy, tine TRACT OF
LAND upon which the said Jones no" re-
sides. lying in Hanover county, apont Two
and = haif miles west of Peakeis adjoining
the lands OF W. II Tyler and Others. aud
containing SIX ACRES. more or ie>s- There
IL = VERY NEAT LOG HOUSE and other
buildings on the place.
TEHNs. Cash ~ 10 40 much rs may be
necessary 20 defray the expenses OF sale and
10 pay thr sum OF set. with interest from
the 18th day OF Auzust. 1855. and the BAT
ance upon such term ~ the said Jones and
wife MAJ direct. w SfDNOR trustee.
D. A TfaBERLARE. Crier. oc 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-11
CHARLES FRANCIS GOUNOD,
Tn. Eminent Composer OF Operas and Ora
tortos.

Tn. Eminent Composer OF Operas and Ora
tOrtos.
The series OF. musical performances
lately gwen at Birmingham, England.
on the occasion Of the great Musical
Festival. was made specially interesting
by the performance OF Death and
Life" new oratorio from the pen OF
the veteran composer. Gounod. Nine.
Albani, Nine. Patey, Mr.. Lloyd. and
Mr.. Santley were the soloists, and Herr
Richter conducted in the absence Of NJ.
Gounod. The audience was an enor-
mously large one, and the enthusiasm
evoked by the music amounted to an
ovation. Death and Life " was pro
nounced by all to be the authors mas
terpiece. 1t is TO be hoped that the
American people will be given the oP-
portuDity Of hearing this great work
during the ensuing season.
NJ. Gounod is Frenchman, but his
music is more Teutonic than Gallo IN
It's character. He was born In Paris
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-11
By FurmRn Upper.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
IOl6 Main street.

GALE BY AUCTION OF DESIRA-
- BIZ CANDLES HILL DWELLING.
No. slg SOUTH FOURTH STREET WITH
~ HALF SQUARE OF THE PARK
" ID eel by anctiOu, on the premises on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER "a. 1855,
~ O'Clock =. NJ. the above PROPERTY.
The house ms seven rpoIus and with
very little outlay could he put in inst class
order. The lot fronts 20 5-lZ feet by $50
feet 40 q icn-fOOt alley.
This sale should attract the attention o.
parties see king q good investment or those
wishing a pleasant home in a delightful
and mDrOying locality.
TERMS one fourth cash balance IN SIX
twelve and eighteen months deferred notes
secured by deed OF trust. perceui. Interest
added. FURMAN TCPPER
49, d Aurttnnsar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-11
RETROSPECTIVE.
BUCHANAN AND BLAIR
Two vIrstria Parsses Of shr 0iden Tsme-The
BsehspHn Hsrseese Ciae--ch,sf- Jassie.
Marsbafi P"shias 0aeiss-


Marshall P"ehfap aneits-
Dor the Dispaich.l
IL would be profitable II our coun-
trymen would every now and then re-
Prospect the lives Of the men sho have
impressed themselves upon the locall-
ties in which Ihey have lived Or upon
the country at large. IL would be con-
duciye TO peace and brotherly feeling If
we would strive 70 forget the enmities
of the last quarter of the century, du-
ying which cruel Wal has stamped its
iron foot upon many OF our cherished
opinions and wrought discord IN our
hearts, ard consider the conduct
and actions OF those men who,
IN the better days Of the
republic. were the representatives OF the
sentiments and feelings Of the people.
whom they regarded as shining exam
pies by which their OVID lives should
be fashioned. In order to arouse this
spirit OF retrospection, ] wish to give
soue account OF the lives Of two very
remarkable men who lived in Richmond.
VA. many years before the war, the
bepefceut influence of whose careers
has not yet been lost, although they
themselves have long since gone to
that bourne whence no traveller re-
turns" the simple mention Of whose
names even now will arouse emotions
of pleasure and tender affection in the
hearts Of many Of our oldest citizens.
Their minds will spontaneously suggest
that reference is made to
PARsON BLAIR AND PARsON BIZ
CHANAN.
as they were Familiarity called.
The Rev. John Buchanan was born
in Scotland in the year l743. The
University Of Edinburgh, where he was
educated. conferred upon him the de-
gree OF Master Of Arts. lie studied
divinity. and was invested with holy
orders in the Episcopal Church in Great
Britain. At the beginning Of the Revo-
luton he came to America and settled
in Richmond as minister Of the parish,
and until his death, in 1899. hepreached
IN that city. The Right Rev. Bishop
Moore says Of him AS
clergyman be was greatly approved.
Ills sermons. which were excellent.
were delivered with great proprie-
" and with considerable eloquence. "
- The distinguishing features Of Mr.
Buchsnan's character which endeared
him while living and will long preserve
his memory IL the tender recollection
Of those who knew him. were single
ness Of heart, simplicity Of manner.
and genuine benevOlence." liz was o
bachelor. his fortune was liberal, and
he was a kind. humane charitable man.
active in searching out distress and de-
lighted in relieving It.
The Rev. John j.. Blair was a Pres
byterian. s graduate Of Princeton Col
lere. and came 10 Richmond a. a.
early age. where he remained until his
death. on the 18th OF January. %.
His character and the affection enter
tanned for him by the congregation o.
whom he preached l. epitomized ir the
inscription On a tablet d. the Presbyte-
nan church Of which be was pastor for
thirty years
In mcnorr OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-11

Jay Gould has not tasted whiskey for
more than twenty-five years Once,
when he was still a surveyor, he drank
one big drink. For IL hour its infiu-
eDce made him unusually cheerful. and
biz work was gayly done. Then he
grew sleepy, lay down by the road
side, and. after nap. woke op with q
terrible headache. lie has net drank
since.
The eldest son Of the Shah OF Per-
STA was not born of princess, and
therefore is not the heir apparent. tie
is popular and capable, and his father
is said 20 desire TO confer upon him
that dignity, but the mother Of the
younger son, now heir apparent, threat
ened to kill herself If the measure
WAS carried through. and in Difference
to her wishes no change viii be made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-11
GEl.DING-

DUBY'S ROYAL GLIDING.
Ia ~Eich as Go3d Leaf."--x. j. Herald.
GILne EyRErIHISG-fRAME FUESI-
TUEE. FRKsCoEs. ORNAMENTS. FANS. Pho
Toz. &C. Any one can U.s. II. A Games nsir
Brush in each Box. Price, so cents AK
for EJBY's GLIDING. Refuse al sansfl.
tutes- Sold by raint-Deaisrs. Druggists. and
-statioDers-
New York Chemical Mfg Co. New York.
~ zO-susm
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FINANCIAL.

IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERS
Il All taxpayers Wishing 10 save large
percentages OF their tzxss can do % by CALI
ing ON me.
4 have made arrangements BY whseh !
can furnish them the neceanAry coupons ~
no rls8 or cost 20 themselves.
w. W. C0sHY. JK-,
&C s-tSceo No. ls ShAisss Bniicing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-11

@FI0|eIE(sFI1l.l "-FI7lF7F FIF-7T7-[ Z y
BY furman TUpc~r
n1al EHfste Agent and An~ttooUogs
No. Ioig Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE or A VAIL
u AHLE l,ITTLE FAKN on rHE IL =
HITA8E ROAD. About TSD AXV
THkEE F0uRrffS MILES eORTH ~
THE CITY OF nCHNO~b--'iy vsrtue .
! certain deed Of trust execa'-d ~ =. Ne
fowssll TO the upeer-igned. uesri NJ daeo -
thr 18th Of July. isss. snd nc ,esed IN ~
rlerh . ofsfce % Bsnrico Lougfy Court -
Deed Book Ill. page $40 orf&nh hsvtux
been made Ina the Jxypsnt o. certain 800
therein secured. and osing requ red 20 ~ -
on the premises. on
SATURDAY. OcToBKR ~. isss.
nj ~ A.. THAT certain TkAcr OR PAR
l,FI, or LAND situated IN brs,xiapA an
fflcf In the county OF heDrlco o. the con
finusffon OF the Herfoiisxt ~d. noout
tvo and THREE fourth miles nsrth OF We
city OF Richmond, eontainirg an ara %
FORTY-TxO ACRE Az SEVEN
ElGHTHs oF AN ACRE. h. tue same
more or Tess. bounded by the suds OF d. Y.
Hofxson. Alex. Hodzson sisf John =.
Young a. foliows-to vii Ss>< iaiDg ~ T.
2. Bodgs0n's northwestern ciffaer on ths
NIL read. or iane. thence aso7 -~,d roso
south So west Iet0 chains >, ne herms.
tsge road (contlnuedl. the4es tiong ss.d
road south 49,. eat si.s1 tlns, a. A.
Hodgsonr corner tDene~ 49, ~ line Que
east y 81 chains TO y n ho~iEs.i.te coruer
thence with his line north vest $500
chains. "a the bceinn ink. sea norr faly
described IN the deed rei''rreii Cd
Trims Whilst the deed 81 lor casf -
90 expenses OF sale--s3s wiia rtere>t rom
January is 1883 sS5 viii sferest from
April ~ 1855. SIS with iut-fr~ from Jusy
ls 1855. and 81 00n. with erss, from
July IL. Iee5-nof- reaFouap.f terms may
he announced Al the SAFE.
IN GOuuiN Trustee.
FuRNAS TUPPKK. AucipHerl. OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-11
BY Prank ID. Hill& Co.
kesl kstate AnctloneefA
No. Q north Eleventh street.

UCTION SALE OF BUILDING
"A I.Ors on TAYLOR STREET. IN THE
PLAN or BUENA VISTA. BtTWEk&
CARY AND WILLIAMS STkEETS- AND
lust HFYOSD ThE WESTERN itNir3
on THF CRY: AND ON Thu EAST SIDE
or THIETlETH AND WEST SIDE OF
THIHTy-FIRsT SHEETS BETWEE& 8
A<ps STREETS. or CHURCH HILL, AT
ATCTlcS-As receiver for tne Piodm0nt
ard Arlington Ltte-lnsursnce Company
Will sell al public auction on lie f1ff4lnnn
and ia the order following;
Is. On
MONDAY. ocroBxa 18Th.
II O'Clock =. n. SIXTEEN vAiEAHLE
HOILDIsG LOTS Ia the pan OF Hucua ys-
IL. locxted a. above. being on The nortn and
south sices OF fay Tor street. one square from
Carr street and near the cd .I-ho<me-
Each tot fronts soxlx2 feet. They are prp-
fectiy icyel. ON streets opened. aud In that
section where the rsost Improvement - -
in< On.
%. On
TUESDAY. ocToBER zcTa.
1T a O'Clock r. H. FIFTEEN HEACTfvuf.
LOIS. each S0x130 feet. on .rhtxtsskn and
Thirty-trut streets between II Snf \ ekrostn.
These iols have 90 ~ soid. and can ~ mrs
chased al prices that eiil pa ~ an Ia sona.
msnt. and the s,lentiou of al psrflus a.
string good rsfara On tnsir snkiny heAii-
rEkns. Aecomnodntsnx.
A. l. BoULyA9E-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-11
ny J. Thompson Brown s 90.
Real Estate Ageutss aud Auruoneex.
llls Main street
TRUSTEES SALE Os THREE
NEW NOpERN-Ft 1T

TRUSTEES SALE VF THREE
Il NEW MODERN-Rt Ut
TWO STORY -AND-BAS = NJ 4 NJ BRICK
DWELLINGS.
Nos. zoos, 1907. AND 1908 WI ,Ahf
STREET MAR LINDEN STREET.
By virtue % q certain deed - trust exc
cuted by ". 4. ~nead J. 2. scott. aud
II W. Williams. and Wives To The
undersigned. trustee. bear ug date the
18th day OF september 1851 and OF re-
cord In the Richmond Chancevy Conrt,
20 secure the payment ofa certain nc9otis-
bile note therein mentioned and default
having been made Ia paymenl thereOf. aud
] will sell at public auction az the pre-
misses, on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER II iss5,
ATT 4. NJ.
the above PROPERTY. being TH2EE NEW
BAY WINDOW DWELLINGS on IDT
fronting sixty feet on south rue OF Cary
street between Beech and Linden streets
Zach hOuse contains seven rooias. nall.
pantrv. and haih-roo fange. marble
naniels ac.. and Is oocapec ~ desirable
tenants.
This property h In f|rec' line ~ the
growth of tho city and rapid enhancing
IA value. CITY water, sas and cuisert on
the lot.
This offers a rare chance in srcnre n re.
CON furtable home or for imFcsl uicnL
TERMS. ~ consent oi OIL in' crested. one
fourth cash: slN. twelve and nishtecn
months lof balance. pr ceD. Interest, Sc
cured by deed OF trust
". = DAsHiE.i Trustee.
! THOMPSON BKowN 4 Co.. Auctoneers.
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DECORATIVE AIT. DRAWING. Ae.
DICHMOND ART ASSOCIATION
INCORPORATED MARCH Is. 1854.

The class viii open SATURDAY. October
Sd Instructions II FKEE-HAND DkA W.
ING. alsO IN PAINTING aud DESIGN, II
desired.
Instructor attends the class WRDSES-
DAis and SATURDAYS between the
hours OF 10 and II A. n.
Apply a. STUDIO. SIC Main street. over
Southern Express Company.
oc 34,7.s.fl.is-st
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By furmau Topper
Rea Estate AGENT and Anctioneer.
lOlg Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL
i FRAME DWELLING AID OTHER
IMPROVEMENT ON ThE NORfHW Est
CORNER or DANCE And RICHIE
STREETS. NEAR TIKI WESTERNS LIN
lTS OF TnE CITY or KICHMOSD.-By
virtue OF n deed OF trust executed by VIII
sol Mourue and wife 10 the gndsrsigned,
dated September - ls-3. and recorded in
the cerE once VI Hen1co County Court In
Deed-Boo lI2, page 81, default having been
made IN the payment 81 = certain note 49,
cured therein, and being required - 10 do
hy the holder Of the note. We shall sell by
auction. on the premises. On
MONDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1855,
st4tko'c'ock 81. ALL THAI CERTAIN
LOT or GROUND. WITHTHE BUILDINGS
AND IMPROVEMENTS thereon. IN the
county OF HeuficO. IN the plan 81 Arlington.
and fronting thlEty-i two feel on Dance
street and extending back one banired and
thirty-thres feet four inches being mOfs
INFINITELY Described 10 the deed referred 10.
This property j. situated In the In pros ing
" 81 End AMI should attract Investors
TERMS. Cash Rs a. expcuse> % sale and
a. note for Sis. with Interest from sep
Timber 20. 1856, 4 credit ~ 10 "A nois for
slls due september 20. lsS6; balance ~
announced al sale.
GEORGE C. MOSES.
EDWARD .. ROSE.
Trustees.
FURNAS TuPPKR. Auciioneer. ocs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-11
FURSAS TuPPEE. Anetioneer.
BY sutton & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctl0neers.
lI0s Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE or THAT VERY
Il DESIRABLE LITTLE YARN StrU-
ATFI On WHAT i KNOWN A. 1dG
LADY SMILE ROAD. ABOCf ONk AND
A HALF Mills NORTH OF TIE CITY
or RICHNOSU.-By virtue OF q certain
deed % trugi executed To the urdefslgned
trustee dated October i, 1884. and duly re-
corded ~ HenrirO County Court Office. ID Is.
ia page 275. default having been made
IN the "a > Tneni OF h port q OF the deb, So
cured thereby. and being required 90 10 do
rs the henefci ary therein We snail sell ~
public auction. upoD Tie premises. ot
THURSDAY. OcTOBER IS. 1855,
at 4 O'Clock =. NJ. the PROPERTY located ~
above. containing FIVE ACRks OF LAND,
nice dwelling ~ five rOons, good barn. sta
Dies and the necessary Out- buildings ali OF
which arr IN good order. Ink property
being situated no near the city. and on =
splendid county road. renders IL very deal
~ Die for 3 country home tor persons con-
Quoting business Ia the city. OF would be
suitable tor 3 dairy farm
TEKns. cashAs 10 expenses Of sale And
TO roy on = note OF szI2. with interest from
October lsi last. and = credit ontii April 4,
lee6, on s2le. and until October ]. 1855, 90
t2z4 balance upon snch terrus ~ viii be
c. n sCTTOS. Trustee.
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