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Certificate OF Publication.
Insurance Commissioner Office,
Wyoming Territory,
Rawlins, Wyo., Jan. 25, 1883.
1t is hereby certified hat the Freman's
Fund Insurance Company, of San Fran
cisco, in the state of California, has COM
piled with the insurance laws OF this terri
tory and is authorized to transact the bust
ness of fire insurance in this territory
for the current year.
Witness my hand and seal of office, the
day and year first above written.
lseall j. B. ADAMS,
Insurance Commissioner.
, 1888-03-20

Certificate of Publication.
Insurance Commissioners Office,
Wyoming Territory,
Rawlins, Wyo., Jan. %, 1888.
It is hereby certified that the British
America Assurance Company, of Toronto,
in the Dominion OF Canada, has complied
with the insurance laws of this territory
and is authorized to transact the bust
ness of fire insurance for the current
year.
Witness my hand and seal of office, the
day and year first above written,
Iseal j. b. ADAMS,
Insurance Commissioner.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-07-14
Some Literary Folk.

A New York correspondent of
America writes pleasantly of some
literary folks:
So much has been written about
Richard Watson Glider, editor of the
Century, and his wife, that can add
little that is new. Mr.. Glider is not
demonstrative in his friendships, but
he is genial host, and is surrounded
by an enormous circle of literary
friends. | may say here that an ed
itor cannot very well be demon
strative. Surely, at any rate he can
not give himself to the hattering of
literary guest, for that guest is pref
ty sure to have manuscript yearn-
ing to get itself aired in print. Hence
Mr.. Glider has set guard upon his
mouth and a gate of prudence before
his lips. He has many beautiful
volumes, and a delightful collection
of bric-a-brac and bits Of art. His
wife is de Kay, one of the Oldest
New York families. She is q very
charming woman, vivacious in con-
versation and devoted to art Among
those gathered about her you will Of
ten see her brother, Charles de Kay,
the well-known writer on art subjects.
Writing of Mr.. Glider naturally sug-
gests Mrs. Mary Mapes Dodge, editor
of st. Nicholas. Mrs. Dodge accepts
invitations to several of the literary
receptions, but by no means to all of
them. She has sumptuous fiat on
Fifty-Ninth street, and here dispenses
her Inequalities. She is, of course,
the most successful and capable ed
itor, in her chosen field of letters, in
the country. She does little liter
AIRY work now beyond what her posi-
ton as conductor of St. Nicholas
calls for, but her book, "IIans Brink
er," will never perish. at has been
a good friend to me-" she once told
me; "a steady source of income !"
and her English publishers, Sampson,
Low and Co., remind her from time
to time, in substantial way, that it
is no less popular in England than
here. Mrs. Dodge is slightly past
middle age, but she is exceedingly
well preserved. Her conversation is
at times soberly thoughtful, and
again she is brilliant and witty. She
is, of course, widely cultivated, but
she has not allowed her thought to be
won away from the world of young
folks. 1t is matter for regret that
her editorial duties have prevented
her from contributing more that is
permanent to high-class, young
peoples literature.
Miss Jeanette Glider, one of the
Critics associate editors, is an in
teresting woman, and one always
takes away something after con-
versation with her. | have read in
some newspapers that she is mascu-
line, but | have failed to observe this
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-07-14
ADDRESS.
WOMAN'S JOURNAL,
Boston, Mass.

The best source of information upon the wo.
man question that know Clara Barton.
The Woman's Journal has long been my out
look upon the great and widening world of
woman's work, worth and victory. 1t has no
peer in this noble office and ministry Its
style is pure and its spirit exalted Frances
h. Willard.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-07-14

ugly quality. Nor could [ detect
anything strongminded about her
cuffs or her coat. | rather like her
substantial and sensible way Of dress
ing, myself.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-07-14
0ur Book 9abIe.

THE SAoNE, a Summer Voyage. By
Philip Gilbert Hamerton. Boston,:
Roberts Bros. Price, $500.
An elegant volume of three hup-
dred and seventy pages with one
hundred and forty eight illustrations,
by Joseph Pencil and the author,
and four maps. The form of the
narrative is that of familiar to the
authors friend and pablisher, Mr..
Richmond Seeley. The style is very
charming and the reader feels him
self to be one of the party. 1t is be-
lieved that no Englishman or Ameri-
can ever before made the voyage of
the navigable Saone, and the material
is therefore fresh. A delightful
and instructive book of travel.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-07-14
Woman Suffrage Tracts.

Thirty six different Woman Suffrage Tracts
Sample copies) postpaid, for 10 cents Adj
dress G. WILDE, Woman's journal Office, Bos
ton, Mass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

q Tramp sailed for EHrcc"y-A New
Nanr ,tnnttnnca-OIher News.

"a Tramp ,aNitNO aOF lsAFtNu5 - NNN
Name ucnttonco-Othcr News.
fCorrcspondouco Of the Richmond Dispaichl
NOVEMBER r., lSSS.
In tbc MAYORS Court Tins morning John
FnlW1rri,. q white tramp, was sent ou Tor
tr.ai before lhe Hastings Court ON The charge
OF stealing "a check for $50 belonging Ia MI
spencer Parhtf, made PAYABLE 10 the order
oi and endorsed oy iAc ialier. Atcr iallinE
TO bavetle check ca.hCd gt bank, because oi
bis Inability 10 identity himself. TIE accused
attempted 20 pass 70 on merchant IN pay
ment for the purchase 81 small bill ~ goods.
lie wns committed 90 iau without BAH.
II +. ths taik among Republicans here that
II Genera, MshOue's request Is h"ed"o Judge
Il. W. Aruold. the dclCiCu white Rcpubi-
eau candidate tor Congress "a this district,
will hc appointed collector Of internal reve.
rur. and theIe may probably De truth IN
what Is said There never wa any prospect
M Judge Arnold's election from TIE time OF
b;, nomination, and no one knew this better
than JUDGE Arnold aud his supporteFs' Tie
made a good capyu's, however IN The lace
az great odds. aud uolicd sufficient vote 10
dcfea. Iang,tou and elect MIR Nenahle. lie
4. therefore considered rs entitled to TecOg-
milton bv his paTty II be desires il.
Nearly . coo people travelled over the Pc
The company did thriving business, bat ~
NAV be said that The asylum authorities were
NO altogether prepared i0I sueh rush Of
visitors The grsnuc-Q larfieS on the fsy-
ium grounds having been leased 20 4 north
err COMPANY and work having been com
menced It may be expected That the pro-
duets 81 the quarrie', tor which contracts
have already been made 70 considerable
extcuf, viii soOu be shipped over the road.
There were rumots saturday night aud
yesterday Of serious collision m The wes;-
Gro portion Of the city between some white
and colored people, resulting 10 the killing
aud wounding Of several negroes. lts oEiy
foundation existed IN diihcnliy between a
white man and a negro, VA which the latter
was woTsled.
One of The most mefiled and gratifying
business promotions noted here for sOme
tine past y that Of Mt. George j. Seay. teller
OF toe Petersburg Savings and Insurance
BANK, a. be assistant cashier as well a. teller.
AppomAaoX Comma0dety Wul carry over
about thirty members 10 k,chmond on the
ltfh - lake part IN the LAYING Of the corner
stone Of Che Mas0nic Teunle.
Rev. Or. e.. Il. tlaius. rector OF 81 panrs
Episcopal church, delivered special sermon
last night q the young mcn OF the city. his
COMMUNICATIONS OF the good work az tne
Young Mems Christian Association was very
eSFoest. R0BN ApAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
THE METHODISTS.
Yesterdays PROCEEDINGS IN THE
VIRGINIA. ANNUAL CONFERENCE.
The Dsacons Of one Ysar-Report OF the
spndsy-'caool Board-ihe
Bible Cause.

PORTSMOUTH. November II. 1858.
Conference opened n, O'CLOCK, WIN
Risbop GFanbery presiding. Religious ser
vices were conducted by rev. /. A' fe'er-
con. 1900,
INC gisbon announced the dcacons ana
elders ordaincd on sunday 10y himself ana
DR.. Lambeth. ,,,-,..
The Bishop announced &. l.. Wam',cy'
Transferred from The West virginia Ooh','
encc, aud ". :. Watts. an olocr ifoui lhe
IIolslon Conference, transferred 70 TINS con-
ference.
The Bishon called the question "Who are
the deqcons OF one Year," and Oscar l..
Marlin. n. n. Robertson, Bescom Dey, VIII
liam 4. Boage. Ernest stevens, wilbur r
D.yis. Thomas =. Wfay. james y. Forker'
and Milton l.. u i.iiams passed 40 eX 'mlna'
tion Of character and were continued.
Rev. William II. Christlsu, chairman Of
tbc Suuday-Schc0l Board. made the annual
report o. TIC board. The prosperity Of 'he
wort has declined during toe year. ana u j.
q source q serious apprehension aud regret.
There 1i0 schools, s,i2iioachcrs and oihccfs'
anl Ji.1sO scholars, and $50 scholars IN
Union schools. There ha, been a loss 81 cd
schools. S.s teachers. and 3,2jS scholars.
The conversions ia tho schools have been
smaller this wear 10y l.00l tran lat year.
The hosri o. unable g. account Tor the lo'''
Dauyinc lost one school entirely. thn 'tHF'
l0tic.g iilo district b.. four school, i'-' thin
lest ve1r. and rs schools Only af' reported Ar
holding tCachcr,' meetings. There il Kl'W
need 81 libraries in the rural dieifc's. ''ie
&. au increase boz TIE u~c ~ me 'litclltil'
The hoqrd submitted resolutions expire iuS
great anxiety a. the decline ~ zoe tthoDl''
ana urging greater lai and e'fne''o.' I'D
No wors of tAe comm Yrlf; re- ')i.'" iiu-
Hn H..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
TrrFSDAY- NovEwRrp -. ls.s.

NJ 400 ocio.b ?. N. tho iafee, well. nlilt. ~!
nnclv-loca'rd hF~iDENCL aNN ihol y - ~. ht
Tho ffouhca.t corner n Iunsiln and iIth
sirccts This dwelling was tri.' ~ ti' 'efJ
choicest ma'rri-ls. iu ;hc ncst manner ana
Wit out regard 30 cosi, and 30 to-4hs "iiy'' ~
good as rev. ia AZ Grrnnt'r'ri''s u De- a. lii.
coaIi no dc-irC1. ana rs lOcnu1n i' cnuWA any
al no same time fashionable and aiire"lle' u
iq n house lint must .c sefu tO o. properly hp-
pr,-iateI. atd We invite all inicFt -tei 70 mo
A. NSITF FOR An UPTOWN HOTEL moro
could Poe nothing moro -1itebic, roilpnlnF 81 j.
doe ceuiraIty n location. Fr.Hl'l'e ana 4u'
moss ~ situation and surroundings. vita "a o..
ynti9n mat in,ure4 Telreshi1c "te'1e. az h.i
times. Tho area o. ihis properly i- ~ ir 'i"'t
10 TINT OF INC fnn1u7 WINDSOR Hotel ' ID Nc"
lrrk. being BOXES fcet ga sil'.
Jfdc.ircl the reai0erec. wi'h about -fFfhiy-
orr feet ~ ground, viii De sol1 o. on' lnic.i -
I'd fho vacant lots norm cfth resiconfe ~ ln
r.at cvcui ice sold i1 'Vca 90 -l''. ROT iut'"o'
raIflruiar- raii ON the auctioucer.
-rqrvs. 81 .ale. " ~. BOW F,
r. ~. STFGER.
JOIN b. Guy,
NJ Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

In the order herein aiter namel. tho VALUABLE
RE[T FSrtIE referred tom said decrce, tcein-
min, t2l O'Clock j.. VI. with tbe hIfNAlll
kfcIDrNCE. So. ID, 90 OBJ" east side ut iW"n'y-
Gffh street between Clay and ieieh ttreciS.
n fr,-4fory- and rasemen' detached FRAME
DWELLING 0f eight rooms. besides bathroom,
closets &C.. kitchcn Gnd e-hhin, cry water. gi@.
culycrt connections. &C.; 80, ioi ifohiinE ~ i'et
and extending back between parallel lines
about Us feet t0a paved llley.
rhs NEAT ANu DEslkABif rWn-SIoltf
FRAME TENEMENT DWELLING No. 81 ON
The east giio a. Twonty-1lic street between
Iti-h nn1 ~ streets. containing sevcn 20 -n-.
vffl G. o. usual ccuveniercns the luf iruutut -
feet and extending back between parallel hnes
about ri feet
The VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING so. c>3,
o. the southeast e.. rncr Of Twenty -hlih ana NJ
atroc's. containing nine rooms: city water = "a,
&C.. nud iu uiro order; emo POI fronting 81 feet
Oh TwentJ-nith street ana extending back De-
tween parallel linrs about tj feeI
The IWO-SfOKl fBANE STORE, with TO-
fronting 10 fCot. Oh he casi side ~ lWtLty-hi,h
street between VI mud streets and extending
baak octwscn parallel lines 10 teot % an alley
l2 tccf wif0. aut
feet ON he east side of Iwcniy-itih street 70
tween y and y etttn X, oXtcuiiuy p1.k ne-
tive IA paronci line l3Jlcot to an aicy l' feet
wijo aud Hdj0ining. Gu The MOTH Tho ABOVE
named store ana lo'.
Terms: One third cash he balance IN equal
instalIntnfs no SIX ana twoivc mOuua by nnHo-
Table notes. with iltnroat addol end title 20 ne
retained until ;le entire purch s-o-moncy 10 pad
and conveyance ordered 10y The Douf.
BEN. a.. CkUMP,
vs.. IS. COSBY. JR.,
Special Commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
J. B. Elan. Auc,loneor.

WoODsOS. by. &C. pIAlNTIFF. AGAINST Woop-
eON AND AIS, DEFENpAsTs-iS TaE CHAN
Gerry COURT or TIE CITY or McnNONo.
1. Charles W. Goldin, clork col 5ni court, cor-
tlfv NAT ne bond required ~ To- special cow
missi0pc~s hy the decree az said oauso Of O-to-
Der g isss. has ueen duly gvcn.
Given under M hand This 18Th day Of Octo-
Der. 1873
LoB CHARLES ". GODDIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

WANTED. TO RENT OUT ON
w REASONABLE TERMS a IIANO. up
DIS at. west MEiu street. n) la-lt-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13


F'RUSTEE'S SALE OF 4 DESIRA-
4 BILE HOUSE AND LOT AT TIE CORNER
or MAUkY AND FIFTH STREETS. ADJOIN-
ING THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF tbs CIT
OF hANCHEsfER. YA.--By virtue o. $40 deeds
Of trust. me nrst being dated december I, fss,
and the other January S. ls8i, both dui recorded
10 The clerks oGice Of tho CRcs,egdeid County
Court, dciauit having been made IA he phyfnsni
OF he notes secured hereby. ard betty required
80 10 10 by the holder thcEcof, gin sell - pab
lie auction on The prem sen, On
WEDNESDAY, SoyENgER Il. 1879.
At 40 O'Clock Il. ~. that valuable HOtsE AND
LOT fronting q feet On thnsosta eide Of Nancy
street a. tao corner Of Rtith street and running
bacs II feet 10 an aiiey ~ common - Zoe; vide.
The dwelling - a comieriat!c co,tsge boiiiing
Hith iafec rooms aud halls.
fRsa5: Sufficient 70 pay the cess q vxecufing
these irusts aad 70 pay poic u 30 ana interest
fheroou FROM December {, lao1. also q note OF
segB and Interest iherpon from January 3 lisa,
NE bsianc= upon ench tcrus as viii b. made
knoEn az sale. WILLIAM I. cE,OlsfON.
Trustee.
sARsos q ApAEsos. Ane.ioassrl nae
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
rnrnsDAN. NovENnER %. -
Ry Qusrlos & McCurdy
ic,1 rs.afe Agents aud AuciiOnccTs.

TCTION SALE OF A NEW
\ FRAuk DWELLING, Ne. 7l2 NOflu
T!ENTY-FJURfu STREET, BETWEEN VI
AND - -rRE1TS AT the rcfn' 81 OF th' owner
~ viii on,r FOR sale NJ puuli; auction the above
property on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH,
nj & % o'clock The dwelling 81 new, built NJ the
hest material. aud Tas construct 81 Tor .omiori
ana convenience. the OWrcr intending % orury
b.. lie has concluded go SOL ana raf cnai.e 20
4. offered fo ae-fre nrst-claes home. The lot "a
sgH foot by 10. The dwelling contains -"Ven
rooms. three closets. water ani clveit conrec-
fion- all riad0 IN the house r'a1y tOcornect WIN
mo street uiprs wien extended Tho Improve
mepf- fn mis- locality are equal TO any ether p0r-
ton Of Church iiiil Within ono squire ~ tho
Electric faf,7ay and convenient go business.
CAL ana inspect this house before dny o. cafe.
TERMS: ~ salo QUAKLEs 81 NcCt HDl,
uo ii Aucti0ueers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

EOR RENT, SECOND FLOORn
IL Tor onices on Main street: Que Of the -
best locations IN the city. Address b., care Of mo
BisDateA. no I0iw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

DyN. W. Bowo
Real Estate Aucfionecr.
rVRUSTEES' SALE
OF TiiE
MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCE AND GRoCSDS
Gyms
LATE JAMES DUNLOP,
~ TIE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF franklin AID
FIFTH STREETS, 81
AUCTION
TRUSTEES SALE

rvvIrtue o. two decls ~ trust, Tho drsi 10 y.
". gowe and r. H. Si"gcr tre-t ~ lat-1 -.-I
juno. 1896 and .he 0'her a. John H. tiy Hni
aid Bowo. Trustees, caiet October y $50 "ru
c,urt 81 Rirsm.uI. The former in peeI-hooS
Is3B.on rage cN. lni the laser il Hc-'-i' .-
I& :, on 9srr a., sc viii coll BY aiciioh' On
thc promises. on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
rcrIoN sAIEoF ~ SQUARES

4 UCTION SALE OF TEN SQUARES
a * MANCHESTER ADJOiNlNG TIE ii,s
Max PROPERTY and KNOWN As MAhA
AnWrlON.-By vriCod decree IN tne oha ~,
CIV Cont OF Richmond, Va, dated June =
f.- q. Oh COWardin. Who sues, &C; plalnsln'
r. l. A. DoalPy aud PHILLIP l. l'urcei, uus USE
c-t A.. defendants. authorizing tns uis 49,
oic,I NJ trustee IN cerisim deci 1i .tuss l ~.
l'earl.s II. Purcell and wife, dated hhy ~ 70
T., roli INC property thereby coDyeyou' Shan
proceed 10 sell, on the premises. On
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10. ls,6,
hooinpiac a. ~ P. ~. tho PROPERTY ~, &c :
'..-,io5 in said decree AMI deed 10 VIZ; -,
Tors l.quarcs) Nos. 70. &c. "a, -; ~ %, -, %
a M s. adjoining ihe town OF Maucnes.or, IA
IN, comfy Of Chesterfield, bounced on me h,Ilh-
c... by Inckson street, on the southwest ~
afreet separating said lots from Or MefAs es-
,a.e. on tI.e southeast BY Morsan street anu On
40 northwest ~ MAnry street. Inc aDoVo , r.
scr,iel property viii be greatly ehhsnoen IN
vsl,o Tor huilftng houses by the nearueSs 81 ny
t,rcr...el electric railroad that Will cro-s Mayo
irtJge and run up Hun street. Pat Of properly
nj me- Office OF tuo auetiOneefa
VrKus IS consent. one fourth ca-h' DaiEi,o
Ga six t.gcfvc aud eighteen months' nckotiAn-e
,-f,s & DER cont interest added. ami the pur-
choso-s .gaiving the homestead exemption anu
so,rel by retention Of tile on sald req, c-taie'
W. (. COWARDIN,
90 Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
Williamsburg cosr, nasserS

Especial telegram % tho Dtspat,h.l
WILLIAMSBURG. November Il large
crowd was here to-day 10 attend The Noyen.
Der County Court. The case OF Policeman
CLOVIS was continued an the Decembcr term.
The grand Jury made seyeral indictments
AMI tie court took a recess until Tomorrow
morning.
Circuit Judge Sumter came 10 on toe eve.
nlng lsaln aud aill begin his fsll term ia The
morning. lie expects 20 be here fully = week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

In pursuonre Of tho decree % October 9. 1919.
in no ab9ve-namcd causc. Tie undersigned.
spo-ial COMMUNIST ..rrs, win sell by pubic auc-
ton, on Tie premises, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
UOEK.AIYER LINE AVA Nkor
Ilinn


Tns faFori'e r0gia - falumara Thesfeanars
O. tbis ilGe ar Ho1cs "a beauty elegance. AL
confirL leave tehl90DI is - an g D. NJ.
a-lsJ ss 14iHnls3 fr A. A.; leave bald
moss - r g., sreiys 81 kichmoEi 'esl alt
lggJ A. A.
faro Kiehncrl - Baitimors fissseisss %
second eias6. A.,a
Tno Yark.asv~ L'1o agyfls Faperlor sdtAa.
wgos y blsiness mau Ia fnsDinf ilen -
lfaFs tthmofd atA re Nlete "a ulo lzFt
uansa' toes aai af-iF5 81 ta.iGors tsfiF u8k!
moaning. niioe bavlf elloYcl o ts.arul
Iigkts fosl iree from - disi on4 r9iss oi Gs-i,
way travel
WEsr POINT ACCOMMODATION
reAve Rcbra0al tueaiy-ialrd
street 3epftl ..-......r...s.s..'s- i'ii9 A. Z
lrrtys kich'aoRt tf FehiI-
Stroct depoli ....s...-.t .,s.s .-..... f'4of I
Daily siiaily eneep; eln1Ag
Brpo. ana lickss>asco fs,f Ytrsio's s.rssL
Lp-tcun oiass 0oF4er .eniu e.d Nsia iilssA
jas L HAi LQA
DSoerAl Passenger Agsal
J. y lOEfS.
piyisiol SaMeofor Ages,
fof. aAAs, frame Naa<sor
fzl ION kANDcLfh. Seoefa AsA4ssz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

TUESDAY THE 18TH ISsrASr,
-, ,o-o o,,,,.s will aeIi n ny sucii0n-hcuse
ar. inysice q NEw AND skCVSD-hAND
CLOTHING. Consisting Of. -,
oVEHCOATs, BUSINESS COATS,
si'irs OF CLofHING. ctnhKs. &C.
so'i' GEORGE ". MAYO,
"a Auctioncer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
AUCTION sAEss-rnture psys.
ByN. ". Bowe.
Reai Eeiatc Asctioneek
GRANITE. GRANITE, GRANITE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE or a TRACT or
LAND NEAR RICHMOND VA,
IMMEDIATELY oS THE B1CHs0ND AND
ALLgGHASY RAILROAD,
AND CONTAINING INEyHAUAIBLE BEDS
OF FINE GRANITE.


by virtue Of tho herolnsffor- mentioned decree
viii sell by auction, % he Office ~ mo auc-
tionoer, No north Eleventh street. IN the city 81
hichmOrd, Va. on
TUESDAY. NovExsEn 20. 1913,
az ! o'clock T. NJ. tho TRACT or LAND above
referred %, lying about ono ard QUO ban mios
west Of tho city Of Richmond ~ no Richm0nd
aud Allegheny railroad. on which 10 Las vorJ,
very long front, cOnta'Bi1g ~ ACRE. anl
known - D. nnderlald wish Ono quality oil
granite, on which account THIS iand hes great
value. he profitable Guarr.cs ~ the Ihilair.-
rhia Granite COMPANY eG5Oin this lana, 1nd u1N
that the Chesapeake nn1 Dhio aud the kirhmfni
aud Allegheny railroads hav0 trqiiic arrange
ment tho facilities for Shipment 0t stone east or
west j. all that could b. desired.
R0member the great West Is n largo user ~
our granite. and that this innd is ca ihn only
road ieaiing directly 81 that part 81 our country
TERMS: ono fourth cash, anI mo residue 20
Elk. twelve, anl eighteen months f1r notes. Hi,n
interest added aud title retained.
JAMES PLEAsANTS.
Special C0mm.ssiouer.
IL rHE CIHCUIT COURr or THE COUNTY or hEN-
RIcO-PAIXsR AID OTHEss "a. BEAtTfs. &C.
T. vs.. = Ioako, clerk ~ the said court $50 hcro-
by certify That special CommtsDutr james
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GALE or VALUABLE REAL ES-
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ofcr tor sale 30 public auction at Gloucester
Courthouse, Va. All J.. g.. on
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that valuable real estate known ~ SOUTH
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