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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07
Confederate Relief.

Mr.. BENJAMIN 3. Bal, chairman OF tn
wishing committee, reports 10 the benc'
fetal Association Of the Maryland Line
generations for tho wear ended October l.
1856. rs follows: "During the year we
have expended S2,1ii.1j In relieving the
wants o. the sick aud the destitute, ana ~
burning the dead. OF this sum $llhjo
has been taken from the fund Oi the Btne-
dcial Association Of the Maryland Line for
the relief Of the assoc atoms own members,
twelve OF whom have been thus assisted.
From the Confederate Relief 81 ar fund
s1.125.10 have been expended for The re-
hcf Of ia eN-ConfedeFates, and S!dj.2j for
the funeral expenses OF 10 others, making
1S7 persons who have been either relieved
or buried out ofthis fund. In all case where
application has been made for the re
lici OF eX-Conicderates living in the
city or adjacent thereto, the committee
made personal Investigation n 10 their
needs and their wOrthlness, and, when
found deserving. relief Inns been promptly
Granted. The committee have reason 10
believe that nearly all cases OF distress
among eX-ConfederIte- IN the state % M
rylsnd have been brought to their knOT-
ledge, and they nov have many OF the re-
cipicuts OF the hazaar.fund in the cities
and counties OF The State. Besides toe work
mentioned above, the committee succeeded
In havingtN oCX-Coniederate p'accdin the
Confederate Soldiers Home NJ Richmond ;
have attended the funerals OF most Of those
who have died; have procured employment
for numbers unemployed: have sent many
10 their homes in other states; procured
adIniltancc into hospitals for several. and
visited the sick and destitute sttheir homes
and in hospitals
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07

II has a general aattcned appearance,
as though II was subjected 70 q
pressure between 1at surfaces. In color "
Is gray, while the scales sparkle 10 the sun.
One a the creatures front feet Is upon its
he'd, hiding one OF his ewes from view.
Il wse carefully measured and found 10 pe
2 feet "a inches In leagth, and issurprising'y
besvy, probably weighing over 100 pounds
Mr.. Burns. who found the curiosity, refuse
10 allow the frog 30 he placed on exoio
ton In O store. window. some one pawn
told him that the Smithsonian ln-'itu 70
would probably pay him $500 Tor u, IA
being small fortune 10 him.
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Very Like Wis Pa.


lie was the son OF n worthy Chicag0an,
and be had Just returned from college. The
father was bruSque, matter-of'fact man,
" no had no liking for anything dudisb,
and be noticed with sorrow that his son re-
turned with bangs and various other in
sigma OF dudedom. The old gentleman
surveyed him critically when he appeared
In the Office. and then blurted out:
Young man, you look like fool"
just at that moment. and before the young
man bad time TO make titling reply, a
friend walked in.
"wby, hello George, have you re-
mrned?" he asked. "Dear me, how mucl
YOU resemble your father"
$50 he has just been TELLING me- replied
the youth. And from that dag to this the
old gentleman has found no fault will
| bangs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07

p,nt, and lust above my shoe. Iimmedi.
stoly concludsd II was rat that hsi gone
mn INV Ieg. I closed my umbrella, and. hop.
ming about on ooe leg. while neld the
oihsr one out, I pounded my leg Until
broke The umbrellq TO pieces. Tnen pul
NJ, hand down and covered the object with
one hand while ! leaned up against wal
and and esrSfully put nv other hand up my
rants leg until ! grabhed Il firmly, ! re-,
,tout I, was my fine gold witch, b ser.d
and broken to smitbereens, Twas Ulhy
r,lieyeJ. hut was nwfullyenad; To-
was with a leg beaten black and blue, and
dre1d,ulIv sore, broken watch, a Broken
umbrella. my hat out in the gutter, an IN,
fr,Ilngs shattered. My watch had shppe
through hole in the pocket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07
Why HisGa,lantry was Impraeueable

Howard Paul in the American Register.
A lady who had been fishing last month
in Norway tells me this story: According
10 her statement she had pulled out fish
with such a strong jerk that the line caught
on q high oyerhanglng branch and swung
the trout many feet high in the air. 4
gentleman WAS coming along the bank and
The lady sought his aid. IL beg pardon,
bot have just caught trout and it is up
that tree" she said: ~ don't know whe-
Their you could get ii for me. but should
be obliged IL YOU could manage it," al
should be delighted II l only could climb
up and reach II for you" said the gentle
msn. "but unfortunately Lave n cork Lex
and | fear am useless" The idea OF a
eork-legged man regretting that be couldn't
climb tree 10 fetch down trout struck
me a. helDg rather quaint.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07

We VIII seNRt PUBIC aucuOnVu
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER l1TH, 1885,
at 4.30P. NJ. the above handsome and at
tractive PROPERTY.
inns handsome residence was construct
ed with view To biity, health, ana
comfort. and contains fourteen ropns; Is
four. stories high. aud most admireoly ar
ranged within for light and Ventilation
The southern, eastern. and western eN-
posure OF the residence renders II one or inc
coolest houses In summer, aud the hos,
pleasant in he winter that can oo hHu, Rnu
the views OF the surrounding country rom
The large rear porcnes extending across me
entire house are extensive ana magulh'
cent ,,,,..
The out-houses consist OF an admirably
~, anged stable, fronting on Cary street
with servants rooms above, Deslues
Kitchen and other houses.
The entire premises 'front.' on Ihlrh street
1913 feet with q depth Of 40 feet tna private
alley 10 fee wide with beautiful shtnp.
merry. evergrppns snd shade-trees. aud IS
,psceptible Of ne follow ing division: Kos.
hence and IoI 81 feet front r vacant lot
WITH imprpl en- -uts I'm the rear. 30 feet, auu
AZ feet of al rent vacant proper ) most
adirirs bly, adapted Tor building pufpo'es
THE entire pre- misses are well drained 10 rae
lear and the rear Is accessible oy Two "lue
g.lr4s from Fourth street.
M 4 property can ce bought privately ne
fore The day OF sale.
gEJMs or SALE: one third cash; balance
ir me and two years. g per cent. interest
secured by trust deed.
]. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
nos AuctIohftis'
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NUR LITTLE GRANDCHlLD
~ CLEANSFD. PURIFIED AND
UIIFIED BY THE Gu
TICURA REMEDIES.

ItsGords me pleasure TO give you this re.
poft OF The cure OF our little grandchild by
your CUTICURA REMEDIES. Nnen SIX
months old Lis left hand began TO swell, Gud
had every appearance OF lai5e boil. We
poulticed IT, but all TO no purpose ABOUT
i've months after II became a running gore.
soon other sores formed. lie tnen nAu TWO
OF them on each hand, and as his blood ne
came more ard more impure II to0k less
time for them 10 break out. sore came
on the chin. beneath the under-lip when
WIS very offensive. His head was one Solo
ecab dischargiDg great deal. Ihls was ms
condition at twenty-five months olu' "heh
/ undertook the care OF him. his mother
having d led when heWas little more IMAM
a year old, OF consumption tscrotula' OF
counsel BE could walk niue, Out couiu
not get up II he fell down. and could NOT
move when in bed, having no use or MS
hands / imne diately commenced Win the
CTTlCURA REMEDI r., using the CUTICURA
and CUT1CURA soar freely; ana When ne
had taken one bottle Of the CUriCURA hs
SOLVENT his head was completely cured
and he was improved in every way. We
were very much encouraged, and continued
n p use OF the Remedies for year and
half one sore aftersnolher healed, pony
matter foI ng In each 9De OF these I'VE
deep ones lust before healing. which would
finally grow loose, and were taken out {;
Then they would heal rapidly. One OF these
ugly bone formations preserved AiJcT
taking o dozen and half bottles ne WIS
completely cured: and is now, at the axe or
ak Yeas. a strong and healthy child. the
scars on his hands must always remain; MS
hands are strong. though we once feared he
would never be able to use them. All thal
nLysicians did for him did him no good. All
who saw the child before using the CUriCU-
IA RKnEDIEs and see the child now consid-
or II wonderful cure. II tine above facts
are OF any use to You, you are al liberty 10
use them. MRS. T., = DhltbS' 80
6l2 east Clay street, Bloomington, III.
May 9. 1888.
The child was really In a worse condition
than he appeared 10 his grandmother, VINO,
being with him every day, became eccus-
toned 10 the disease. .
MAGGIE HOPPING.
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Auo,her gemarnshIe Clock.

A lager-beer brewer Of Louisville, KY,
has Strasburg clock OF more than ord.
nary excellence. The clock IL liGe ordi-
nary clocks, until just before the hour,
when little man jumps up from behind,
with lager-beer glass in bis hand. Thi'
he eleyatcs TO his head, and then says In q
wonderfully distinct and human way
4" Lager beer" as many times as the clock
should strike 10 designate the hour.
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what naddensd u Eimb OF the Law.

bad the worst flight ever had In my
life on account OF hole 10 my pocket. One
rainy night rented an umbrella at the
Southern Hotel and started out to find an
important witness in case ! bad on hand,
and TO find him | had to 20 into an alley.
way. just as got into very dark place !
felt something warm on my leg inside my
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07
By Frank ID. Hin & Co.
Real. Estate AuctiOneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL
l. FRAME DWELLING AND VALUA.
BILE LOT OF GROUND. No. 40t EST
DUVAL STREET. AT AUCTlON.-By viz
tue OF a deed OF trust from Alfred White
and Others, recorded In clerks office klch-
mond Chaneery Court, Deed Book los B,
page 80. Will sell on the premises. on
FRIDAY, NoyEaBEa IL, lssd,
at 4Aoclook p. NJ, the HOUSE AND LOT
above, and fully described In said deed,
fronting ON north side DuVsl street 274 feet
and running back between lines parallel 10
Premises alley about 200 feet. Tue houss
contains four rooms and ID now ronted out
TO @ good tenant. This lot IL one OF the
most valuable In that locality. owing To It's
great depth, as one or more houses can be
bnilt IN the rear.
TERMS; Very easy.
FRANK ID. HILL,
no2 Trustee
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GUNS. PISTOLS, &c.

GUNS GUNS! GUNS JUST
PLETE ASSORTMENT OF ENGLISH
BKEECH-LOADING GUNS, made by w. q
&. SCOTT & Son and other makers: also.
every variety OF DOUBLE and SINGLE
GUNS and SPORTING GOODS OF all kinds
which / offer as low as can be bought any,
where. I am agent for the celebrated
DEAD-SHOT SPORTIEG and BLASTING
POWDER. T. w. TIGN0R.
Gunmaker.
lts2 Main street. Richmond. Va.
Oc l0-eOdlm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07
by J. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioueers,
l1l3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEAT
L FRAME DETACHED TWO.SrORY
DWELLING, ON WASHINGTON OR
GREEN STREET BETWEEN BAKER
AND ST. JAMES, LIGON HlLL.-By vir-
tue Of deed of trust, dated June 7, 1854.
executed by Samuel /. Smith and wife TO
the undersigned trustee, aud OF record IN
the clerks Office OF the County Court OF
HenricO, TO secure q certain negotiable note
therein described, default having been
made, and being required by the beneh-
ciary SO todo, viii sell at auction or
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1885,
at O'Clock p. NJ. the above PROPERTY,
described Ia said deed as follows: Com
meucing on the north line OF Washington
street 80 feet west OF BE ker street, 80 feet,
and running back between parallel lines
1872 feet.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of sale and TO
discharge q note OF s4l0: but by consent OF
all PARTIES Interested one fourth cash
balance In six. twelve. and eighteen months
per cent. interest. and secured by trust
deed. LEROY Il. BROWN, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & Co., Auctioneers.
no ;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07
BY. Thompson Brown q Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Ills Main street.
MAIN-STREET STORE, WITH
w DWELLING ABOVE, No. 1909.
OCCUPIED BIZ MESSRS FRENCH
CRANE AS A BOOKSTORE,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
We viii sell at oublic auction, OF

We will sell at public auction, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1888,
at O'clock Z, NJ, the above STORE PRO-
PERTY, on south line OF Main street. 10
feet inches east OF Fifteenth street; fronts
on Main street II feet inches, with
depth OF 90 feet more or less 10 wide
alley.
The store always commands good ten
ant; has a modern glass front, and 10 In
good order, having been lately remodelied
and refitfed.
There is a very small ground rent on the
land, which doubtless can be removed, and
Will be explained at sale.
TERMS: One third cash; balance In ak
and twelve months, interest added, secured
by trust deed.
no4 Auct,oueers.
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AUCTION saLRs-vasur. DAYS.
by Sutton a Go.
Real Estate Agsntssnd Auctionsen..
IIos Main street.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION

COMMISSIONERS UCTION
BALE or
THAT LARGE, VALUABLE. AND VERY
UBsTANrIALLY-BU
THREE, sroRY-A d. BASEMENT 70 tirK
WAREHOUSE OR MANUFACTC.
RING EsTABLlsuMETr
SITUATED AT THE sOUTuEAsr CDR.
NER OF MAIN AND rWENTY.
FIFTH STREET,.
WHICH IS NOw AVID has IO.G g.ey
IN THE OCCUPANCY No. ru.
RICHMOND STOVE COMPANY.
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The spss ksr OF tss Assembly or she
State or New York.
STATE oY NEW YORK,
ASSEMBLY CHAMBER.
AN0tAChh NJ p1Rs
AIBINy. ADIil 10. 1886.

ALBANY, April 10, 1856.
Ny family for the last twelve years have
been using AllcocS's Porous Plast2rs and
have found them wonderfully efiicaclous IN
coughs, colds, aud pains in the side and
lock.
About ten years ago Was thrown from
a wagon and badly bruised. In three days
these plasters entirely removed the pain
and soreness. Twice they have cured me
Of severe colds which threatened pulmo-
nary trouble. They also cured my son OF
rheumatism In the shoulder, from which
bio bad suffered for two years.
JAMES w. Hustled.
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FRIDAY. NOVEMBER II. 1888,


1he said PROPERTY.
1. The SQUARE bounded by Broad,
Grace, Thirtleth, and Tnirty-fist streets
known by the IetteI5 Z, q X. >, adjoining
ChimbOrszo Park. -,.. .
2. SQUARE 20. part OF No. l, nearly a
right.angle triangle, 1872 feet on north sue
OF Broad street by l42 feet on It's east slue.
3. SQUARE 20, part OF No. 4, l82 teet ON
north side OF broad street by 100 ieet on
west side Thirty-fiIst, and 1872 on us west
side.
4. SQUARE 26, part OF No. 3, 81 feet on
south side Marshall by 1875 feet ON west le
OF Thiriy-frst street.
5 SQUARE 40 east side OF Thirty-nrst
between Marshall and Gay streets-No. l.
le5 by 1872 feet and No. 2. 165 ny ~ teei.
q, SQUARE "a, southeast corner harshRl'
and Thirty flint streets IL by 400 feet.
T. SQUARE co. 10. 4 northwest cOrrer
Marshall and Thrty.trst streets l5Z Dy
l65 feet.
s. Twenty.slx ACRES OF LAND In Hen
Iicn on the York River railroad ailoinlng
ChimboIazO Park =. NJ Peasants and "
l.. CowardIn-plat at the Offices OF the auc'
tioneeN.
All this property Is worthy Ot the special
attention o. capitalists for Investment anu
FOR use by owners Fro most OF 10 there
are magnificent water ana land views, ana
nealth unequRlled.
| TFfMS: " hist the deed requires caSn q.
10 tie debt secured one fourth ih cash. and
he balance at SIX, twelve, ana eighteen
months fornCgOtiable notes inleres' added
Iud secuted 10y irust-deecs Will he &C.
ceptcd. WILLIAM l.. COWARDiN,
uo2 Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07
by Chewuing & Rose.
Real Estate Agents Auctioneers, ana
RrOkers.
No 3 north Tenth street.

IMMEDIATELY AFT T Err THE
1 ABOVE SALE we VIII sell that NEAT
FRAME TENEMENT 40. ITO DObson
street containing four rooms.
The dwelling Is comparatively new and
well suited 20 81 family Of moderate means.
The lnt fronts l64 by a depth OF 100 feet.
I'FFMs: Liberal and announced A. time
OF sac. CHkHNlNG * h'7f''
no a Auctluneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07

WILLIAM 4. PARSONS. TRUSTEE, &C, ".
n. WYTHE DAVIS, TRUSTEE, &c, AND l.
Il. FAUNTLEKoY vs. WILLIAM y. PAR
sons, IN HIS OWS RIGHT AND A. TEU5-
TIKI, &C.-lS TIE CIRCUIT COURT o.
GOOCILAND COUNTY.
! william Miller, clerk Of the said Circuit
Court Of goOchland county. do hereby Ger g.
~ thst the bond required Of Spcr.ai-Com-
fuisAoners John IL. Guy, b. O. James and
A. K Leake by decree entered IN ftil
causes on the ~ day Of September. 1856
has been given by 4. X Leake. one o, the
said spec al missioneTs, who Is author.
izcd 10 act.
Given under my hand this pa day OF OctO-
Der 1856. WILLIAM MILLER.
oc 3I.lOt Clerk.
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TuexecutIon OF q deed Of trust from Chr S.
tan Ximmer and wife dated April . le-'.
and duly recorded in the cierA once or
the Richmond Chsucery Court, shau SOL
~ public auction, on the premises On
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1850,
al 4:9O O'Clock =. ~. the sboye-namsd welt
Known and most excellent LARGE Two
STORY. AED-BASENENT Bkl * Et~I-
DENCE. with LOT fronting c0Nl2i feet Al
the northeast corner Of Grace AMI F.ne-
teenth streets. The dwel ing contains apJil
twelve rooms. besides closets. pantry, &C.,
bathroom. ho' aud cold water. Two lHtfo9e
stoves, excellent cooking range, anu manu-
some gas-rNtures; IL spacious. a1ulif0Dl.
arranged well lighted, well ventilated. an !
very handsomely painted and pipeFgI
throughout TWO.stOry brick Kitchen OF
four rooms and large brick stable ana ear
riage.houge on the lot. all the buildings Doe
ing OF me most substantial and attractive
character and the grounds neatly enclosed
ard well shaded. The ground admits pi a
beautiful building lot about 3JAlzi rect
which may be sold eparltely.
Tnisisone ~ the most desirable residences
on that attractive square; Is ia easy va T.
ing distance Of tue business portions ~ To-"
civ. the neigh bOThOOi and surroundings
are good, and the property Ia al respects
such as upon Inspection must ilF)rally
commend Itself 10 those seeking really
comfOrta bic and elegant hom".
TERMS: one third cash; balance IN equal
instruments a. one ana tTD years nY ntsO-
liable notes with interest added. auA So
cured by deed Of trust.
TAXEWELL ELLETr. Trustee.
JAMES y. LIAM. Auctluut ar. no !
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SectiOa Of he FiUe- Foot Fence Standing.
Diploma awarded by Virginia State Agri-
cultural Society, Richmond, 1888. for cat
tie. poultry yard. farm fencing, gates. &c.
Diploma awarded at Augusta Baldwin
FAR Al staunton, Va. 1856, for the best
portable fence.
Diploma awarded at Scottsville Fair.
Every man looking TO his Interest Will ex.
anime our fence before erecting any other.
The FENCE is manufactured under and
protected by letters patent Nos. 204 3l2.
Z406e0. 264. 6s3, 264.G54. Any infringe
| ment will be prosecuted TO the foil extent
OF the law.
Descriptive clrcularsen upon application.
Fence also manufactured and for sale by
MARKS q FRIEND, lis east River street,
Petersburg Va.
RI. d W. Y. HILL Barboursyille, Va.
o. NJ. STY RON, $40 east Main street, Nor.
| folk, Va.
COMBINATION FENCE COMPANY, A.
| A. SPITzER, Manager, li50 east Franklin
street, Richmond. Va.
&c. VINCENT. Staunton. Va.
Agents for sale OF Fencing: ]. +. TEN
PLkTON. wRynesboro, Va. w. X. roller
Mount Crawford, Va. &C 24-Su3m
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CUTfCuRA REMEDIES

are sold everywhere. CUIICUEA, the great
skin cure, 30 cents; CCTlCChA soar, an
exquisite Skin eautiler. Is ceCts; CuTf-
CUKA RFsoLVFET. the Pew Blood Purifier
81. Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AMI
CHEMICAL COMPANY, Boston. send for
"How TO Cure Skin Diseases"
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CLEANING. DYEING. &C.

DICHM0ND STEAM DYEIN T..
III sCOURING.- AND CARPET CLEAN
NETWORKS, sos north Fifth street. Rich
moAd, Va. Special attention paid 10 clean
Ing, dyeing, and repairing GENrLEMEN'S
CLOTHES. CARPETS taken up, cleaned.
and relaid. Mrs. A. ]. PYLE.
90 l-F,Su&WSm Proprietreas.
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By Quarles & McCuriy
Real ESTATE AUct,onsers.

UCTION SALE OF LOT WITH 4
"A BRICK DWELLING rHEKHpN n
222O MAIN SrkEEf NEAR Nv ~ I
THIRD sTREkT--At tho request OF 81"
owner, We viii oger for sale. upon the PFC
misses. on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER II. isso'
at A. o'clock L. NJ, the above PeOtEHli
The building contains about i've ru'',
The lot has mont OF 20 feet on Main sics'
and runs back ahou. $50 feet To sn alley
TERMS: Liberal. and az sale.
QUARI.k rs y MCCURuN,
NOD Auct,ORees,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A planning.
! MILL AND MACHINERY on 81
VESTH STREET BETW ZEN HULL And
DECATUR STREETS. AND THE Lot on
WHICH The SAMEIS SITUATED; ALSO
\ LOT kRONTlNG THikp1.THRt
FEET on BAINBRIDGE STREET. Be
TWEEN TWELFTH AND THIRIEEN Ih
sTREhTS. IN THE CITY or MANCHES-
THEREON.-By virtue OF four deeds OF
trust from Charles r. Moore. trustee, and
Charles r. Moore and wife. dated April "a
1854 september o. 1854, January 2. 1883
and October "a, 1885 oil duly recorded. We
shall jointly sell, on the premises, AZ i
O'CLOCK NJ, on
NOVEMBER 10. 1855,
the RFAL ESTATE conveyed IN the three
last-ua led deeds. aud all Of the MA
CHINERT now In the said planning mill
a full list Of which will be exhibited at the
ssle-and K ii. Gillian will separately sell
TIE real estate on Bainbridge street.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay the ex-
peuses Of sale and 10 discharge the follow
ing notes-viZ.: a note for 50 900. with IN.
terest nom April n, 1885; a balance Of
500 due on the notes secured by the deed
OF January 2, 1883; and balance due on
the notes secured by the second and fourth
deeds OF 81 900. with Interest from April
"a, 1858, and the residue upon such credit
and To be secured in such manner rs the
grsEtoTs or their assigns may prescribe.
l.. II. GILLIAN,
WILLIAM 1 CLOPTON,
Trustees.
SAMPSON q ADAMsoS, Auctioneers.
90 n
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SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1888,

TT II Z 7
Gers causes therein depending, and named
below We VIII offer for sale az public auc-
ton. to the highest bidder, on the premlsej'
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1855,
the FARM upon which ~. A. Parsons re-
sides. near GoOchlRud Courthouse. IL con-
tains I'm all 1873 ACRES OF which 100 acres
are embraced In the portion upon winch
The buildings are located, and thitty.thIe9
acres are detached, consisting Of woodland,
formerly part OF the "Old once tract.
The l2O. acre tracu has upon II excellent
and commudious buildings, consisting or
two.stury OTick dwelling house, barn,
stable, carriage. house, servants house,
ofIce. &C.. sc, all in excellent condition.
~ embraces about thirty acres OF fertile
James-river loW-grOunds besides some
fertile creek land, and has fine orchard OF
choice fruit trees. The dwelling is upon
commanding and convenient location
overlooking the valley OF the James, ana is
within half a nile OF Maidens Adventure
and Of GOOchland Courthouse; ani me
lawns oTnameuted by flowers Rud shrub
hery. Being only thirty miles from cu'
mOnd. win convenient access Oy RAJ seFe'
raj times daily. IL would be desirable g.
country residence FOR some one eaStseu IN
business In the city.
TERMS: About SIS 600 cash. aGd the bal
ance on credit ot six and twelve mouths.
the purchaser 10 give bonds fOr sucn rrs'-
due bearing interest from the day OF sal
and the tue retained until AL the puT-
chese- money shall be paid.
For further particulars apply 10 me 1ior.
signed, or 10 ". a. Parsons, boJrolahd
Penthouse. JOHN H. GUY,
y. O. JAMES
\. *. LbAKE,
COumlsSl ion crg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07

BY virtue ofa deed OF trust from Edwin q,
Peasants TO the undersigned, dated Janu .
airy ]. 1883, and duly reco 'ded, default
having been made and being thereto re-
ouired nv the beneficiary, | wi sell on the
premises. in the order named below, CON-
inenclng at 81 o'clC tx T.. M, on