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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-28
East Hanover presby tery-First Day
iFor the Dispatch.l
byrd OHUKUH, I
GoocHLASp COUNTY, VA,
L--Ll

GoocaLANp COUNTY, VA,
September, 26. 1888.
The most OF the members OF this body
now present came together from Rich.
mond this morning by the Richmond
and Alleghaney railroad, and were met
mt Irwin station and taken to thechurch.
The moderator, Rev. j. Calvin
Stewart, preached q most excellent
sermon on Luke xii, 1872. He had
the close attention OF a full house
throughout its delivery.
The following members were present
Ministers-G. d. Armstrong, ID. d., l..
Drew, ID. d., W. A. Campbell, ID. D.,
A. II. Holderby, j. W. Rosebro, ID. d.,
&. X. VIM, r. X. Howison, j. Calvin
Stewart, William S. Campbell. Chalmers
Moore, William 5. Lacy Elders-Mau-
rice Evans, Judge /. II. Christian, Judge
A. X. Leako. b. g. Gray, J. Spencer
Smith, Judge f. II. Fitzhugh, George
Z. Haw. John Donnan.
Rev. William s. Lacy was elected
moderator and Judge /. II. Christian
and Rev, William 5. Campbell temporary
clerks.
Rev. Chalmers Moore asked leave to
resign the pastoral charge of Old-Street
church, Petersburg, and to be dismissed
to Fayetteville Presbytery, with a view
to taking charge of church ut Lanfens-
burg, n. c. The church having ex-
pressed its reluctant concurrence in the
request of their pastor the request was
granted and the pastoral relation dis
solved. Mr.. Moore goes at once to
North Carolina
The Rev. DR.. Hoge sent an excuse for
his ahsence.
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speeches at LawrencevilIe.
fCOrrDspondence o. The Richmond DISPATCH.
LAwRENC1VILLE Va, Sept. "a. 1888.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
LAwRENcEWLLE Va, Sept. "a. 1888.
AT an early hour to-day the clans be-
gan 10 gather at LaWreneeville. Lang
ston's name was on every negro Stongue.
But he failed TO appear in person and
was represented by a colored speaker,
ID. S. Bats. from Petersburg. His
speech was bitterly denunciatory of Ma
hone and Arnold, and it was evident that
he had the sympathy OF the crowd.
Judge Arnold, after much trouble and
many entreaties, succeeded in getting q
small body of and made dull and spirit
less speech, which created no enthusiasm
and awoke no applause. He is over
wheimingly behind Langston in Bruins
wick, but me canvass Of the money-bags
has not yet opened.
Il. G. Venable had the courtroom with
the Democracy and made an excellent
speech. in which the tariff ne was ex-
planned and the cause Of Cleveland and
the Mills ball advocated boldly. lie will
get the vote of nearly every white man
in the county, for the battle lies between
him and Isngston and color is the issue.
II
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4 CHECK swINDLER FAILS.
4 Clever but e'nSuceessfui Attempt to
Defrnud u JcEetler.
fpl,u-daIr,hia Times

Philadelphia Tlmesl
A shrewd forger tired TO work the
check racket on 0. S. Hemphill, jew
eller. at 81 north Eighth street. few
DAYS ago, but was foiled by the timely
discovery of Mr.. Hemphill that he was
about to be made victim.
On Saturday a dapper little man en-
tered his store and asked to be shown
some lockets. He selected one costing
81. The customer then informed the
jeweler that he was buying the locket
for Ids sister and asked to be shown Il
more expensive one, as he feared she
might not like the one selected. \ locket
worth 81 suited him and he asked that
it Ike laid aside. The jeweller consented
and then the customer said that his sister
lived out Of town and did not like to send
money through the mail. He made a
suggestion that Mr. Hemphill allow him
to take the 81 locket with him after pay
ing for the SD locket and receiving Il
check for the difference, -. If his
sister wanted the more expensive locket
she could send the check by mail and
have the locket forwarded.
The jeweller consented, gave his check
for s. on the Penn National Bank, pGya-
BE to the order of Miss Anna Brewer.
On Sunday the thought flashed upon his
mind that the man might possibly
be sharper. Early on Monday
morning he went to the bank and
told the paving teller about giving his
check for s.. He advised the bank Off
cial to retain the check. Hardly had the
ieweller been gone when a stranger
walked TO the paying-teller desk and
presented check for STOPS, with Mr..
Hemphills name attached. After ex-
aiming it the man was told to bring the
ieweller to the bank to identity him.
The stranger grabbed the check and
hurriedly left.
When Mr.. Hemphill was told that his
check had been presented for Sl70.25 he
fastened to the bank and got descrip-
ton of the man who had presented it.
1t tailed exactly with that of the young
man to whom be had given his check for
So. The would-be swindler is described
as thick-set man, about five feet five
inches in height, neatly dressed and
wearing a small blonde moustache.
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RAILROAD LINES.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.

AkhiF Is hiCuMOND
snP. VI. MA L daily ,eXcept sunday.
US A. H. ACCOMMODATE ZION dGily iexcep'
sunday.
1890 A NJ EXPRESS daily
SUNDAY -OhMODATTON between R'ch-
mond and ScOttsyllo leaves A. ~: returning
arrives 7:l5 +. 81.
CONNECTIONS
Az Clifton Forge With Chesapeake AMI Ohlo
railway FOR the South, West, and Northwest.
AZ Lynch0urg with Norfolk ami Western rail
read for all points South. Southeast AMI south
west, and Virginia Aidlsnd railway FOR all points
North and south.
At Richmond With Associated Railways tor al
points in the south. aud Richmond. tredsrlckS
burg and Potomac railroad for ths North.
At Lexington with Baltimore an1 UuiO rNl'
read. making close connections az iisrpsr ;
Ferry % and from Pittsburgh and the nest alsl
70 points North and kAst.
Siesptng-car attached % SsS@ EsDress stoD5 o
Lgnct tVrd
Sleeping cars Lynchbu to Memphis, New D.
leans and Little Rock.
Trains marked daliy except sunday
tdailv.
Tickets sold 10 alt points. of1cos sls as.
Main street, 1900 Main street. ami at Ricnrnoni
and Aliegnaay depot, kightn aud Cansi slreetA
JOHN X. AAOaUBOO.
1e22 General Passenger Agent.
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T OsT, ON THURSDAY, A GOLD
IL ARROW BHEASTPIN with diamond In
centre (pln on. The finder win pbo4ss return
TO MRS. ASHTON TODD. American Hotel.
Suitable reward. 10 3S-lts
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hlhcn,nrre Notes.
Correspondonoe0f the Richmond DisDstchI
CHARrOTTRsvTLIF. Sept. y, 1888.

tCorrespondoncs0f III Richmoni DisDstch1
CHARrOTTRsvILIF. Sept. y, 1888.
The remains Of the tate John II. Bibb,
who died IN Stanton Yesterday, were
brought here last night, and the funeral
services, conducted 10y Rev. Dr. Petrie,
took place from the Presbyterian church
this morning at II o'clock.
Mr.. Charles Snead, a resident of this
county, was accidentally shot in the leg
on Tuesday last. 1t Is reported that he
was taking his gun down from a rack,
when it was discharged the load
taking effect in the calf Of his leg. Mr.
Snead was brought here yesterday and
placed i'm the city hospital, receiving
treatment from the attendant physicians.
1t rs thought that amputatlon will be
necessary.
The little son OF Mr. Joseph Grilin,
of Rio, this comfy. who was accident
ally shot in the hand and arm last week,
has also been brought to the hospital
here. His arm WIS first amputated be-
low the elbow, and us bloOd-pOisOn began
TO set in it WAS found necessary to take
it of higher up. At present he Is get
Illlk Oh rs Wei ~ COtii bC "a ll1NttNA.
Mr.. George Geiger. of Philadelphia, Is
visiting his brother, Mr.. S. L. Geiger, OF
this place.
Rev. John B. Turpin, pastor Of the
Baptist church here, has returned to the
city from his months vacation, and will
fill ms pulpit on next Sunday morning.
Mayor Il. +. Harris, of this city, has
called meeting of the citizens on Fri
day night next to consider the subject OF
soliciting subscriptions for the yellow
fever sufferers OF the South.
Miss Fannie Pannell, of Culpepei
county, is visiting Miss Daisy Fife, OF
Fifeville.
Mr.. Thomas Parish, manager of the
Hotel Ruffner. of Charlestown, ". Va,
arrived in the city last night on a short
visit to his father, Captain A. j. Parish.
w.
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T,HE BRADSTREET COMPANY.
i CHARLES Il. CLARK, PREsIDEaT
BRADsTREKI's RIohauND OFFICE
No. lics EAST MAIN STREET
Telephone No43i
an Witty, superintendent.

The Richmond ONCE has moro than kept pace
with the rapid growth OF the city and develop
The mercaatlie community OF this section ali tho
advantages Of asystem the superiority OF which
n recognized In every trade centre OF tho ciyil-
lied world That its Ia special sense prepared
20 guard tho interest Of It's local patrons Is at
Tested By the fsct thai u has now larger sur2tg
sxesAssribsrs tsaa ans efAw nsreanfise assS<k
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a Case that Excited Interest.

DANv1LLE, Va. September 27.-The
Mayors Court was engaged nearly all
day on the trial of J. A. Use and George
Abbott for fighting. Use is a married
man and had been on friendly terms with
Abbott. Some time ago Abbott's sister
received an anonymous noto in which
the writer sought clandestine meeting
with her. Abbott was indignant at the
general tone OF the note, and as the
bearer Of the note said it came from Use
Abbott called Tise to account and fight
ensued. Use denies having written the
note. The Mayor fined Use $50 and
Abbott so. Use appealed. The case
eXclted considerable interest here.
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Love-he,ters in ar "lmprover., -

A Berlin dispatch to the London Daily
Tclcqraph says: The Cologne Gazette
tells an amusing story of the strange
discovery grenadier made during last
weeks manpuvres. He had been told off
to reconnoitre for the enemy, and on his
way through field stumbled over a lea
ther object, which he picked up and
brought to his corporal, who pronounced
it to be a dress-improver. On closer in
spection it turned out TO contain large
number of biItetS de,sr on tinted
paper, written apparently by a
student to a lady in the far north
of Berlin. The corporal, who was
himself a student goiGg through his
"one years service" tipped the man
and kept the "improver. On his re-
turn to Berlin he called on "the lady"
and had the good luck to find her alone ;
but what was his surprise she was a
schoolgirl of tender yearsA Naturally,
under the circumstances. he hesitated to
give up his find and limited that the
parents ought to be told, but the fair one
was 80 impOrtunate in her entreaties that
he finally soitened. Papa and mamma
have no idea Of Benno's existence; please
give it back; you'll drive me to sui
eide" she said in the most piteous
way. 81 have no place to put his
letters so safe as the 'improyer. but
l lost it last Sunday when walking with
mamma and papa. You can't believe
the anguish have suffered from the
thought that some nasty sneak and not
an honorable man might find it, Please,
please, do give me my 'improyer. "
She was pretty, and the corporal could
not refuse any longer and gave in. She
quite forgot his presence, kissed the let
tiers madly; and put the improver "
back in its old place, laughing and cry
ing for very JOY. She was too absorbed
10 thank the soldier, who, however, was
pientifully rewarded by getting good
story TO tell at mess.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE bays.
ByJ. Thompson Brown & Co.
aud
Sampson q Adamson.
rJ,EUSTEE'5 SALE OF TwO-STORY
Il STOCK RHICK STORE ANDDwBLLiNG
NORTH SIDE HULL STREET BETWEEN
SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS,
MANCu RgrER

BY request Of the executor OF NJ. VI. Ham. de-
ceased, and by virtue Of n dood OF truss dniy 70.
corded In the Manchester os1co Of Chesternela
4 ounty Court. Daed-Book ., page 7s, 10 secure
the payment Of the notes therein mentioned, ana
default having been made In payment OF me
same, aud being required so IN do, we VIII SCH
at puDlic auction, on tho premises. ON
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4Tn
at SIP. NJ, the STORE above described. aud so
long occupied by Mrs. Storey y Sister ne gene
raj confectionery, bakery, &c. Lot 22xig5 s-l2
feet on western line. and eastern line not so
deep. AN EXCELLENT BUSlekss-sfAND
AND GOOD PAY ING INVESTMENT
Tho above sale will no made ~ tho risk ana
coat o. the last purchaser. he having failed 70
comply.
TERMS: BY consent Of all Interested. one
third cash: balance in six, twelve, ami eighteen
months: per cent interest added, secured ~
deed Of trust. LEROY r. BROWN, Trustee.
J. THOMPSON BRowN & Co. Auctioneors.
SAMPSON & ADANsON,
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make the worse appear The better reason,
but with III success. Several months ago
Mahoneite Of this county described him
as weighed in the balance and found
wanting" and all indications Mt pres.
emit point 10 the conclusion that this Will
be the verdict Of the votezs OF the Tenth
district on November 9th. The Demo
Gratis are well organized and feel conii-
dent of approaching victory. They viii
have two rousing barbecues IN next
month, one at massie's mill and the
other at Wright's shop. Our candidate
will address the people on both occa-
sions. y.
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IcorrospoDdence Of Che RichmOnd Dispatch

Correspondence Of the Richmond DispStch.l
LovEoSToN, September 25, 1883.
Harry ~. George Tucker. ESQ, and
Hon. Jacob Yost met here in joint dis
casSion yesterday, which was the regular
term u the County Court, Notwith-
standing the indications OF rain large
crowd turned out 10 bear the opposing
candidates. When Chairman horsiey.
Of the Democratic County Executive
Committee, called the meeting TO order
the court house was filed 10 its utmost
capacity by al audience in which Demo.
cacy largely predominated Mr.. Tucker
had the opening and Mr.. Yost the closing
Of the debate. II was dignlfed, man
~. aud able discussion Of the tariff.
both speakers were greeted with gem
erous applause. The young Democratic
champion WAS in fine trim, and dealt the
Republicans slefge-iammer blows with
telling effect. Mr.. Yost labored hard to
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Hnmnton,s Military Company.

lCOrrospOndcuco 0f me Richmond Ulspatch.J
HAMPTON, Va, Sept q, 1883.
Colonel 10. Lane Stern inspected the
Peninsula Guard at their armory
last night. After the inspection Captain
Samuel Hodges, ordnance officer Of the
Fourth regiment, presided over the meet
ing for the election Of q captain. MIR.
Edgar T.. Montague was the unanimous
choice of the company.
Captain Montague is arising andpopu-
lar young lawyer of the town, and it is
extremely probable that under his man
agement the company will prosper.
PAUL.
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Schedule IN Eneci
H. 49,



IRAN NO y c0nnects Gaiy oKf"p 81
az heysuiis ior CHASE Nny. C4Ufsfif. o.
OuorO. toHlect. lalIy ni Gree -larI D 'f
ham. hah'iRl salem. AMI Winston. o. ..
points on Sorth Carolina Divfal1l. al 0s..
Tor Aai'"fti.'. H. spring. 4nf tN
western North Carolina, Eud az tna.
Charlotte, & limb.a aDd Augusfa ~
Tram 10. 70 connects daily ni urr
fOr salem. Winston. kaleigA 0ulisI.
AOreheAd city ~ salisbury - A-tH
Springs, and 81 points ma Western N.-.l
Ina, al Charlotte Win Charlotte. '..-r.th
Augusta railroad Tor Columbia. AlgI..l. 't. ,
Chariessen, savannah. Th0masyilia ne ..
sonY1ila, and otlsr Florida poins as. f.t
Carolins Central rAiirosl o. y lmils '.l
Trsins from To south aruys 81 h.-Ai- 30
A. 81. and sd r. n
rtitNRG ACCohAonAllof.
Leave Richmond observation-disclosures. ..' p a .
Arrive Manchester. f..' -
fA1ELIA COURfhOLs- fitAiH.
Leave Richmond ........... ...........
Arrive RtcluJni. ............... ......-.
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NEWSPAPER FOLDING MACHINE
FOR SALE.
A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED

We have a sToNRaETZ FOLDER. in perfect
ORDER which we will sell at a great bargain. IL
will fold au eight OF a fpur-page paper the sizs
OF tho Dispatch or smaller. IL will also cut and
pasle the eight-page paper ltcan DO readily
attached 70 any press
We refer 10 the Petersburg Inde1-Appeot rs %
the character Of Its work. since shat paper has
the counterpart OF this machine attached " It's
press ana now in successful operation. Ad-
dress THE DISPATCH COMPANY,
ny2-lm' Richmond Va
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BOZ HAAS. Irafic hanAfer1
PEflON RANDOLPH. Oon1r1l MIA A.
ATLANTIC COAST Line.

NCHAOSD AND PETERSBURG KAlis -
TIMETABLE
Commenting FL HnA1. Alfl-. --i -.'
ralns on this rOsi viii run - fon.lWs
TRAINS SOt tn@ All
Leave ArriFs
No. RicamOni. Petersburg
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TRAINS NORraNAaD
.palr tpaIIY excspl Nanlaf

SIOPPiNG-PLAChN .,.,
Nos 2. AMI q make 10 stopN NN 81.
Gully on sgnal a. Manchestes anl 'A.
Is stops only On signal AZ Ches.c.'
ami Manchester No - Stops IN I'D
regular statiouA No % sious on ~. b, F..
regular stations and also ~ tempt' -
Walthal NoN 81. *. ~ 81 j, .. 81 ~
stop alan stations Tor peas a1eca
PUiLAAN-CAk sbAf ~ ,.r..,t
OnTrAins Nos 10 ana - s'eoplns-'A ..
New YOrs ana Tampa, sie, (ris dn.e II, -. i
On Trans Nos q and :, sieopips-cNI, . p,
Warrington aud ChArieson. On ~ 80.
sleeping-cass no.weoa kos f0rk AM -
vile. on 1rtla No - slccptas-caEs ''-
Was hingto and JACK sonsnis -, ,y,,pg,f 4
Thk ONLY ALL-RAiL LINK IL 80.
richmond. :. sio.SgA NJ. NOrtolk. ..... = \ (. nj
Richmoad :. s6.0QP. n. Norfolk. $500 y II
Norfolk * OA. N. hlch 's"oi' ~ a, g,
Norfoik stfOP. VI. kicansofsi. -. !.
These trains asa make c'o7e eohn' =,
Fsrmville I,ncnDarg. And soagh sea .eIn u -
and All stations Oh Ito Nogfoik and Hss. I.
raj exceuf ne lu5S hain fa.seA - \,
,Slnis vest OF Petersburg shoeti "a. a.,
A. N. ruin iasfosl s...ss,,,ss,SesL
Y.rp. MYsss, senerA SapernteaieaN
TN KaesssN taener.l fssseosoF Ace
Sol. aAAA franto Managed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-28

The liver and kidneys must be kept in
good condition. Hoods Sarsaparilla is
. great remedy for regulating these or
Qans
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-28

The Duchess of Wellington is lame
and has to use a crutch. She is consid-
cred beautiful, and IS very fond OF birds,
Of which she has large collection.
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PeCuH

To Itself in many important particulars, Hoods
Sarssparilla Is different from and superior to any
other medicine.
Peculiar IN combination, proportion and prep
ara;!on Of ingredients, Hoods Sarsaparilla pos
sesses the full curative value Of the best known
remedies OF the vegetable kingdom.
Peculiar in its medicinal merit. Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla accomplishes cures hitherto unknown.
Peculiar in strength and economy Hoods Sar-
saparilla is the only medicine OF which can truly
be said. 100 doses one dollar" Medicines IN larger
and smaller bottles reqWiro larger doses, and do
not produce az good results Hoods SaTsapariIla.
Peculiar in its " good name athome there is
more Of Hoods Sarslparils sold in Lowell, where
il is made, than Of all other blood purifiers.
Peculiar IN its phenomenal record OF sales
abroad, no other preparation has ever attained
such popularity in 50 short time Do not be in
duced to take any other preparation Besure to get
Hoods Saysaparilla
soldby all druggists. 81; six for s. Preparedonly
byC.J. HOOD 4 CO., Apotheca.ies, Lowell Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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TO THE
HIGHEST BIDDER.
and all are specially Invited TO attoud.
sop GEORGE $. YASHON & son.
TULTON IMPROVED PROPERTY.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE.
By CheSning & Rose,
Zeal Estate Aisctoneers AMI Brokers,
No. > north Tenth street.

BY virtue OF deed Of trust from William
Henderson and wife, OF record in the clerk 8
Office of nenfico County Court In Deadlock III,
page 40, default having been made In the pay
ment OF the note thcrcby secured ana being re-
CURED by the holder thereof 50 do, we WITH sell
by auction. upon the promises, on
FRIDAY TIE SStH DAY oP sEPTRABER, 1898,
at O'Clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY conveyed
under seid decd. being a ONR-SpOkI FRAME
DWELLING. containing four rooms. situated on
the south line of Gransm near the corner OF
Marshall street. Futon. fronting u rect lncne5
ON sqid southern line Of Graham street, by a
depth Of 10 foet 10 an alley ten feet wide.
TERMS: Caeh "a 81 a note Of 900 dine septeu-
her II, 1883. and casts 81 sale; tho residue as
may be- announced at time OF sale.
nt 4. T. CHEWING.
EDWARD : ROSE,
co ~ 1rusteea.
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CorroFponiingiy QulcE a~a r H..- .
Through bills 0t lsilAg asle' a.
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by Henry t. staples d Co,
Rea, Estate Agents ANA Auctioleers.
llO3 Main street.
REAL EsrArE Ar Private sALs.

VALUABLE GRACE-STREEP r.
' RESIDENCE AT PRIVATE SALINE NJ
offer privately She LARGE AND ELEGANT
RESIDENCE southwest corner Grace and Fourth
streets. The house contains about seventeen
rooms, not including hall rooms, &C., oil hn-
ished In handsome style. Lot fronts IS feet on
Grace, depth 80 feet 70 an alley.
This truly desirable property can be purchased
on extraordinary good terms. small cash pay
ment and long credit on balance. Amy one de-
siring bargain Will call on
FRANK D. HILL e. CO.,
Sc 23-eod3t Real Estate Agents and Brokers'
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By Frank d. Hill & Co.,
,1TC SATE or STANTON

DUBLIC SALE OF STANTON
RIVER LAND.-in pursuance q the proyi-
sions " tao deeds OF trust executed 10y Major
Charles :. Darlington ani his wife. recorded ~
the clerks 0uico ~ Halifax County Court. IN
Deed Book No. 10. page ~ oni 80 and being
thereto required b. the beneficiary. b" under
signed will sell % the highest bidder by public
uction, on the promises, On
FRIDAY. OCTOBER %. 1888,
that TRULY VALUABLE ESTATE known ~
II is situate near Coles's Ferry. in Halifax
county Va Immediately on stanton river, and
contains 1.6S0 ACRES
The land is ot excellent quality, vel adapted
10 tue growth u grain, tobacco and other crops
and IL in a good state OF cultivation.
The tract contains large proportion OF low
grounds in a high stase Of fcrtitty, ana also
large body In original forest oil The nnest OAK
timber - 800.
The improvements consist of q LARGE AND
COMNODlOVS DWEAIhG-HOJs 81. WIKI the
usual out-bui, iings. whilo The farm - provides
with all necessary stables, coru-h0usea- barns,
and other buildings required for large p.ahiA-
ton.
ne interest in the said land which Is thus
offered for saio consists OF an ONDlNifbO
TuRFE-FOy krHS INTEREST N FEB and a
TWO-rHIkDs INTEREST Ia REMAINDER u tla
remaining fourth.
TgRNs: one fourth OF tho purchase money
will L., required 20 bo paid IA cssh and On rue
residue a crefit u ono aRd two years Will ~
given the pur ,haser executing negotiable notes
therefor with interest from dsy q salg ed'cd.
As soon a. the termsOf the sale are complied
wish n decd 20 ne land VIII DO made 10 Nh pdr-
chaser and n deed Of trust taken thereon M
further security for the deferred instalmeais.
r, c. FbNABLE,
JOHN ". RELY,
August q, ISS3 Trustees