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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15
SECOND DISTRICT.
WHAT BOTH DEMOCRATS AND RzPuBLI-
CANS ARR DOING.
Talk Of thu wise-Houston FACTION Giving
way-yxcursion-Now Reservoir
Personal Notes
tcorre.nopaence o. Tho RIchmond Dispatch. !

tcorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispaicb.l
NORFOLK, August IL, 1888.
The friends of Captain X. G. Marshall,
of Portsmouth, are urging him TO enter
the field for the Democratic nomination
for Congress from the Second district.
The convention meets at Ocean View
within three weeks, and as Captain Mar
shall made a gallant stand for the
Democracy two years ago as Its standard
bearer many believe a more available
hard fighter cannot easily be found in
this section. Al any rate, Captain Mar
shall is the only one mentioned 80 lar
for the nomination at this end OF the
district, and Captain II. t. Armistead,
of WILLIAMSBURG, at the other end.
There is considerable talk here OF the
Wise Houston faction giving way
eventually. In that case Bowdcn IS
sure to be the nominee OF the Republic
cans.
A large excursion party from Peters
burg is here enjoying this city and
Ocean Wow to-day.
Rev. J. E. Hunter left for Dinwiddie
county and Bey. ID. Ct. c. Butts left for
Charlotte county to-day to assist IN
Methodist REVEALS.
A negro foot boatman. 1saac Smith,
shot Charles Williams (colored) in Berk-
ley yesterday, and the 22-calibre pistol
ball hattened itself perfectly against the
skull and lodged under the skin.
A reservoir built Of brick and con-
crete has Just been erected i'll Ports
mouth for the city water-works, to hold
1000, roo gallons of water-a fifteen
days supply, in case Of accident.
A mass-meeting Of taxpayers was held
in Portsmouth last night and commit
tee appointed to wait on the Council and
protest AGAINST tho increase OF taxes.
The colored church people are build
ing n church on Chesspeake street, the
soiled-doge pnrlieu OF the colorsd ele-
mont Of the city.
Rev. G. s. blackwell, formerly Nor
folk pastor, bpt now pastor OF Central
Christian church IN Chicago is visiting
friends hero.
The four years shore duty OF Pay
Director bufus Parks, in charge OF oil
the store departments at the yy-yard,
expires the lst Of October, the explra-
ton Of hls present sixty days leave.
The erection Of the terminal docks OF
the Chowan end Southern road on the
Portsmouth side OF the river Will COM
mence the middle Of October.
The Temperance people are making
slow progress With their crusade IN
Portsmouth. The meetings at the
churches are shiny attended
The suit for damages OF Mciorn
against the British steamship Westmiu-
ster. for injuries from falling spar, was
settled yesterday by the payment of
$1,000.
The president of the Chowan and
Southern railroad, Mr.. G. NJ. Serpeh,
has taken up his residence here ana pur-
chased the handsome Hopkins mansion,
on Duke street. Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15

IIN3 DAM rIT0'-, INTHlllNV- u,
Notary Public, Hosi Eststo Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15

AUGUST couRf.DAy IN OLD CAROLINE
COUNTY.
4 Large Crowd Meeting Of farmers-Ths
Exrosition-An yuthosiastic Demo
cratic Meeting.

Correspondence OF the Richmond D,spstchl
Bovine GREEN, Va. Aug. 10, 1883.
A nice rain yesterday rendered the
atmosphere cool and pleasaut 40 that
everybody felt hike coming to court to-
day. The crowd was unusually large
Nothing OF interest was going on in
court, and tho crowd lounged on tho
ccurt-green, discussing politics. &c. until
Il was announced that n meeting OF the
farmers would be held IN the court
house. The house was Immediately
well flied. DR.. Quesenbury was called
to the chair, and Mr.. ;. =. Corbin offered
resolutions 10 the effect that the Board
Of Supervisors ofthe county be requested
to levy tax OF 500 upon the citizens OF
the county for the purpose of having the
county represented at the Exposition TO
be held in Richmond next fall. Major
Il. O. Peatross and Judge T.. G. Moncure
made short speeches urging the adoption
OF the resolutions, calling 10 the minds
Of the people the great resources and
advantages that the county can ofier to
immigrants.
The resolutions were adopted and
committee consisting Of the following
gentlemen was appointed 10 present
them TO the board Taliaferro Hunter,
Judge r. O. Moncure, DR.. J. A. Fhppo,
j. II. Martin, and J. P. Corbin.
There is little doubt but that the board
will grant the request, and the county OF
Caroline will be well represented at the
coming exhibition.
After The adjournment OF the farmers'
meeting the chairman of the Democratic
party, Captain j. NJ. Hudgin, called
meeting Of tho Democrats. DIR. Que
eenbury addressed the meeting in an
earnest appeal to the Democrats of the
county 20 organize and work for Cleve-
land. Thurman, and Kendall, as
suring them that there never
was time when the Democrats
could not control the election If
they would work. He offered resolu-
tions cndorsiDg the administration OF
President Cleveland. and pledging the
earnest and untiriDg efforts of the
Democrats of tins county for his re-
election, and endorsing the action Of tho
convention IN nominating Gilmor =.
Kendall for Congress in tho First
district. and pledgiDF to him the unani-
nous support Of Che Democratic party
Of this county. The resolutions were
unanimously adopted.
Captain hudgin then addressed the
meeting, calling attention to the issues
involved in the coming campaign, and
earnestly requested the Democrats to
fall IN line 70 support the chairman and
County Committee IN their efforts and
march 10 victory next fall. The meeting
then adjourned. Although Caroline had
boped 10 have the candidate in this cleo
ton. the decision of the convention is
checrfully accepted and the party il
united ami harmonious and viii do sharp
and decisive work in the coming cam
paign
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15
CAUGHT AZ EAST.
Two Norfolk and wesfcrn Train
Vreckers Arrested.

Especial telegram N the Dispatch.l
LYNcHBUHG, VA, August I'D. j.
Early, detective OF the Norfolk and
Western railroad, captured last night
near Emory aud Henry College Marshall
Black and James Mason (colored), the
two men who attempted the wreck Of
trains on the 18th, 18th, and 3lst of
July. They made a full confession and
are now lodged in jail.
The Chatham Warehouse, located in
Chatham. Pittsylyania county. large
frame building, was burned 10 The ground
last night Ietween and 3 o'clock. The
fire is supposed 10 have been the work OF
an incen1iary. The building was new
and cost about $4,000. Insured in the
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, Of Richmond. for 80. GOO.
Messrs. Jones Bllbarz and Il. G. Jones
G Co, who occupied the building jointly,
are fully insured.
Yesterday while John 4. Brooks, Al
amateur sn9Le-chamcr OF Pittsykania
county, was exhibiting two monster rattle
snakes on our street one Of the snakes
became offended and bit Brooks on the
hand. Or. j. 5. Halle rendered the
poisoned man medical aid at once, and
with great difficulty saved ms lilo.
His honor Mayor Berkeley bad toe
snakes killed as nuicauco, and Brooks
went home.
The contractor will cOmmence hauling
lumber for the depot AT Cazewell Court
house this week and have the depot
ready for the company to commence
handling freight as soon rs the train ar
rives, which will be about the middle Of
September.
The building trade in this city is very
brisk. More large buildings are going
up than have been erected for years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15
coa,rrlsr Lrvy,s APPETITE.
IIc sued His Employer, Motel
Keeper. for nss diving Him
Enough to Tat.
New York pre@'

h.Ve8as Wv ~--
New YORK presr'
. Cornetist jules Levy hiss had occasion
to visit lawyers again. This time, how
ever. he does not figure in divorce case,
but in suit to recover, bis salary.
Moritz Herzberg, proprietor OF the
Brighton Beach Hotel, where DIR. Levy
has been employed as musician all
summer, will be the defendant in the
suit
Mr.. Levy asserts that the hotel agreed
when he. accepted employment with them
them 10 furnish first-class board, aud that
the contract has not been lived mp TO.
MIR. Herzberg claims that Levy was em-
ploved to make everybody that visited
his hotel hungry. so that they would at
once proceed TO purchase his viands, and
that Levy has not created as much hun
ger among visitors as he should have
done.
Levy answers to this that he has been
devotine his life to satisfying an appetite
for music. and not TO create an appetite
for food. alr. Herzberg says Levy has
been fed well. He declares that he has
served him daily with two kinds OF soup,
and that ho has hollercd for frogs legs
and other supplies, and has not eaten
them when they were brought.
Levy admits that two kinds of soup
were offered him, but claims that both
were 20 bad they we're not palatable to
bis epicurean and aristOcratic stomach.
The trouble which has been simmering
between tho two men reached the boil
Ing point on Friday night. The cornet-
ist called FOR hi9 salary and was put off
until Monday. Then he got red hot and
rushed away to his Iawyetsand prepared
to bring suit. Mr.. Levy hopes to be
able to tell the public soon whit kind of
provender the hotel people think great
oytiel sbonid live on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15

Semmes 10 crown the second Maid OF
Honor.
The young ladies Of Warrenton gave
leap-year german on LIST Friday night
TO the young mon who arc members OF
the Cotillon Club. There were about
SIXTY five complies. and Miss Lulu VIII
hanson. OF Washington. led with re-
markable ease and grace Music was
furnished by weber's band, OF Washing.
ton. Tho favors were very pretty. aud
al enjoyed themselves to the fullest ex-
tint.
Apariy Of gentlemen from this place
left for few weeks fishing on the
Shenandoah river this morning.
sStatc-Senator Hcaton was in town for
few days last week.
The corn crop Is finer in this section
than IL HIS been for the past ten years,
and the farmers are hopeful OF getting
matters in better order for next year and
paying off old guano debts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15

[gTANTED, : GOOD COOK
" vhi-e &C. -olorod. Apply 90 lI1i Grove
nYn..un c.In.I IL ..n ..-re-l ~ Ia.
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VILLA NsBURG.
court.Bsy-Personoi Mention.

lCorrespondonce OF tho Richmond Dispstchl
AUGUST Il, 1888.
The largest gathering seen for some
time nj q county court was that which
assembled here yesterday to attend the
August james City holiday" Only
one case was called by his Honor, which
was disposed OF, and court adjourned
until the September term.
Mr.. John williamson, chief deputy
collector Of internal revenue for the
Eighth Kentucky district, with head
quarters at Richmond, Ky, is visiting
here on his return from Old Point John
is an old Williamsburg boy, and the cor
dial greetings extended him by his old
friends was Of the heartiest and sinccrest
character.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Wharton, OF Bru-
ton Episcopal church, are at Cobb's
Island.
Mics Harrison, OF Brandon, who has
been visiting at Bassetts Hall, returned
home this morning.
Miss Miles, after lengthy soiOurn
with relatives here, leaves tomorrow
"wednesday for her home, in Ridge
way, Penn.
Mrs. L. .. Williams has returned from
her visit TO Old Point.
Miss Letho WarburoD. who has been
spending some time in the mountains,
is home again.
The College Yisitorial Board meet
here August Odd to cleo. a president Of
tho college and professor for the normal
school. There ore a large number Of
applicants for The positions, and many
arc from outside Of the state.
4 banquet t. the Bachelors Club will
be gwen shortly at the country residence
of a weil-knoHn member of that Organi-
cation.
The remains Of Mr.. benjamin Msnnov,
former citizen Of this place, but Of
late years n resident OF Norfolk, were
brought here and inferred in the Episco-
pal burial ground this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15
TAU@UHER.
Pssiiieas--A resrsameas end Bai.

Pssifiea2--A resrssmens snd bali.
tcorreepondcnce Of tho Richmond Dispatchl
WARRKsro&, Va. August l3, 1883.
There was nesting ut the Fauquier
White Sulphur Springs on last Thursday
Of the Democratic Committee Of the
Eighth district when tho canvassers for
tho coming fall elections were appointed
Major Mcintyre got up tournament
ct the Springs on last Thursfay. Mr..
George Cooper took first honors and
gained the prize. which was vsry
kandsome English saddle. Mr. Da~
Wis csptupsd tho next largest unm-
bsr OF rings, and Mr.. I1evd came
n for third honors. In the evening
there was a large baIkas ths hotel, when
Miss Bailey was crowned Queen Of
. Love and Beauty" by Mr.. Cooper.
and, Nj. Davis crowned Miss Bean. Of
Arizona, frst Maid Of Honor. Mr.. Level
beipg non-dancex permitted Mr.. Joseph
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15
ALEsEsg ARLE.
Destructive storm-Land saIe-Por-
sOnHl.

sODDi.
[Corrcspondcnce Of the Riohmond Dispatcn.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, August IL, 1855.
Qiitc q severe raiD-stOrm passed over
this county on Sunday evening and
night. At the Mountain-Top Hotel hail
fell Tor some timo and III the western
part Of the county the wind did some
damage to the farm-houscs ami crops.
Down On the Hardware river, in the
south side Of the county, tho water wal
very dc, Tuctlye 70 the crops and
bridges. The farm belonging 10 tl,S late
w. 4. Buston, consisting Of about 293
acres, was sold at auction on Saturday to
Captain }. A. Harris, Of this place, for
$1,000. The farm is located about two
Iuilessfrom town.
Mr.. William II. WraDck left on Sstur-
day for two weeks visit to friends IN
Culpeper and Fsuquier.
Mir. Mallory, of Fishkill.on-the- Hud-
con, is spending the sanmer with her
sister, Mrs. L. X. Flanagan.
Mr.. jefferson NJ. Lery is making some
improvements at Monticello, which ada
very much to the looks Of the place. He
has had new gate and Gate-lodge erect
cd on the site Of the old gate, costing
about 81 600. The gate and lodge are
built Of fine pressed brick, and were put
up 10y one of our city contractors. Mr..
Lery contempiates other improvements
in the future which will add 10 the beau
ty and neatness OF this historic place.
Mr.. and Mrs Pitcher, of Baltimore,
are staying with friends at the Uuiyer-
sity.
Miss Fannie Turpin is spending
month at the Augusta White Sulphur
Springs.
Miss Ballenger arrived on Saturday
from st. Louis TO spend short time
with her mother at Mrs. j. Il. Ran
dolph's.
Mr.. G. D. Fishburne returned yester-
day from Black Rock Springs, Augusta
county. W.
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B7 George 2. c-svtord

AuctOAeHf Ola Noio bfOhoIs
1905 Bank rtrce'. tichinUnd, Va,
Notary Public. Rosi Eststo AGENT
DRUSTEC'S SALE OF SEVERAL
: SslsLL HOUSGS AED LOIS THAT OF.gR
JNDUCENEEfS TO PARTIES WHO WISH
TO Make SMALL lNl sSTNENIS AND
RECEIVE LARGE RGCrlNA-bY virtue Of
deed OF trust r. n Augustus keed AID cataerinc,
his vile bearing daio November ., isS6, and
recorded in ITO clerks o11ee OF The Richmond
Cuancery Court November 20, lS'6, and being
requested by ne benehci.ry Slll oher Tor
scle, at auction. upon the pramiseN
THURSDAY. AUGC5T 23D. ~ 4P ",
all OF tho PROPERTY desc ibei lnsaii decd. IS
First. That certaja PIECE OR PARCEL or
LAND, lying Cn1 bciCR IN lie citv ~ t. hmond,
situated "a TIE east si!o Of Page 7treet between
Accommodation lud LoWres stfoe''. bsRiuoing
On said Pas3 stcees 20 q point 10 ieft rom tue
south eastern Intersection % Acc0mnLo1 alton
aud Pogo streets aCd lU1ning sOutfWsrI AHi
fronting on Page stress - fs1s, thence az right
angles and parallel with Z ,COf1 notation street
- iset % Mo lo, recently conveyed 10 6sid
Augustus Reed and Catherine Red by Melcne
SHuoman deed datcd March % 1876, Gni re-
corded In fro Chsr cry Court clerks once in
UocG-Boos 30 4, page 21l. thence north and
parallel With PAGE street - feet. thcu AZ I1ght
angles ard parallel with Accoin odston street
70 foot % tho beginning. it boing one u Tour
lots q land conveyed % tho sa.d A1RGstr9 Reel
and Cathei ne p cd iy decd hearing idte July
~, 1856 and -ccJrdo'! IN the Clerks odice 81 the
Richmond ChGncorr Court Deed BOOK i3i G.,
pago ~, which lUti NJ. ON plat attached 20
$50 decd. Also. LJi No. 2 On same pat and de-
scribed ~ follows: All taat certain piece or par
Gel 81 land situated in tnc city Of Richmond
fronting on Pa. street - feet and running INK
10 an egsieViy dlrecuOn between p5-ahei INES
40 feet 10 Buchaasa street WIN Sii Trio upr0ve-
ments thcrsOn, OcIng the second lot conveyed by
Heicina Stone na1 by deed above described aud
70 which deOd aud plot special retcrence -
hereby u ade for more donnitD description Ot
the eald lots, Nos aut , Also, that los II land
lying ana beirs on Buchanan street. Ia the city ot
Richmond, vi dcsicnatei on tho plat sbOvo re-
ferred 70 "a lot No. 8 and being boulds d ~ foi-
loWs--.o Wit: Begiln,ng a no eastern side OF
Buchanan street at a point rpsratlng Lots We
90 aud 20, a. ghOvn by br0Wl, axe, and Cant 3
Plan, nnd running thence ugr'nSarfly ~ feet
along sni street. thence 20 rsh; angles south
and psraiiel win Buchanan 6u'3i sctceh thcucc
al right ANKLES 80 feet b. thc beElupLng Also,
that certain piecs or parcel Of bad lying and
being IN the city o. Richmond fronting % feet on
the Eest side II BIchauan stree, between
LoNnes aud Accommodation streets. and run
ming back between parallel lines 20 feet 10 Lot
No. I a. above d scribed ond adjoining lot on
north side Of NO. standing IN name Of koan51.
with all the improvements thereon.
TERMS: Cash a. % expenses Of sale and 500
With interest from November q, 1887. and
balance upon such terms 81 may be announced
az sale. G. A. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
GEORGE Z. CRAWFORD, Au-tioneer. Gu IL
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West Virginia Dem ocrats.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, August 1.-THE
Democratic convention for the Third
congressional district was held at Coal
Valley to-day. Hon. John ID. Anderson,
of Nicholas county, was nominated for
Congress and Hon. Frank Hereford, of
Monroe county, for presidential elector
OF large. The Executive Committee was
appointed as follows W. Il Chiffon, of
Kanawhs, chairman; +. r. Andrews, OF
Nicholas G. +. Moore, OF Pocahontas ;
j. ii. Miller, of Summers; j. W. Nc
Creery, Of Raleigh William Means. OF
Upshur, and Joel b. Stollings, OF Boone
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15
Norfolk 0uarsniines.

NORFOLK, Va, August 4.-The
Board OF Quarantine Commissioners OF
this port to-day directed DIR. w. A.
Thorn, State quarantine officer, 10 notify
the authorities OF the Norfolk and West
ern aud Seaboard and Roanoke railroads
not 10 land passengers from Jacksonville
and other yellox-feyer infected places in
Florida either in this city or Portsmouth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15
TERRIBLE ArRRAY IN MADISON.
A Young Man Slabs aud Hiiis His
brother.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
MADISON G. H., August 10, 1888.
A difficulty occurred at Rochelle Sat
uraay night between two brothers named
William and Matthew Herring, in which
the former was cut with knife. sustain
ing injuries which resulted in his death
yesterday afternoon. The young men
were engaged in a game OF cards and
were under the influence of liquor when
the dispute arose. The murderer has
not been arrested and his whereabouts
are not known.
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CVbPEPER
Marriage OF Rev. Alfred Dickinson
Crops.

craps.
Correspondence Of the III hmond Dspatch.l
CU1PGrEB Va, August Is, 1888
The event of our town to-day is the
marriage Of Rev. Alfred J. Dickinson,
pastor of the Central Baptist church,
Memphis, Tenn, to Miss Lucy Stone,
daughter of Rev. r. II. Stone. Bev. A.
i. Dickinson, ID. d.. the uncle of the
bridegroom. OBLIGATED, assisted by Rev.
G. II. James, d. d., and Rev. John A.
Broadus, d. D., who is a cousin of the
bride. The contracting parties will
spend few weeks in Virginia and then
go to their home in Memphis, where Mr..
Dickinson has charge of q large aud rich
congregation.
We have had frequent rains OF late
and the crops are very fine. AA.
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AucvaDn sAs.Ar-sssSrs 49,,
by II. seldom Taylor
and
.. Thonpson Brown Co.
ArctionoorA
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED
AND
UNEMPLOYED REAL ESTATE
CHURCH HILL, NEAR THE ELECTRIC ROAD.
FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTMENTS.

~ virtue OF deed dated August I. 1888. and
resJrried in IIenrico County Court from
Henry Burger Jr., and wife 10 the Undersigned
trustees, ard Al the instance Of all parties lnte
rested. NO will sci. on The premises on
TUESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1899,
ats o'clock p. ~. the following REAL ESTATE
convey sd Ia said deed:
/. That LOT OF LAND at tho northwest corner
OF Twenty-eighth and streets. With the new
two-story Franc Store thereon. fronting ~ ieot
on Twonty eighth street and running back 10 .
! FOUk SRW FRAME TRNRMENT-uOUSES
ana LOTS sfioiniug tho above. fronting esch %
feet on Twenty eighth street and running DSc4
40 fect ,..s
Ard r streets froneag 100 feet on Tgonfy.eighD
street and running bGcS between pafsiiei hhoS
40 feet and bounded ON the norih ny street.
4. That LOT or LAND on corner OF twenty
seventh and streets, ia tho rear OF Tho above
described property. fronting 81 feet on i"cnty-
seventh street and running back 40 teet rms
property hos a nice Frame House thereon ana
out-buildings, including a asst-oass slaughter
House and nxtnrcs
This saie offers an unusual opportunity 20 par
tics seeking Investments, AS II u not oiten tbat
property cf this chsfacter IS oneted 70 va" pun
ic II i within two -quares 81 ms hie'srie line.
and 10 a JOcalttg that hss PROBABLY improved as
much IN the past six months a. any around me
city. The buildings haUeg been rccenss erect
ell are In nrst-ciass condition. The entire pro
perty u occupied bS good Nnito tensus at
handsome rental
Tho attention Of merchants Is especially called
Ia the store on thts property. nteilg nrst class
atsud and admirably arranged for any business.
Tho dwelling above ~ r. nEst-C.afs condition,
AMI has priyNge entrance
TsIrss. Ore Nnrd cash: balance AZ six. twelve,
and eighteen mor,hs Interest added. an1 So
cured by trlst-d0cd.
EDMUND WhDDILL. Js.,
IS. n. SANDS,
Trustees
H. ssLDoy TAYLoB and }. 1n0SPsoS BROWN
= "a treffone,rJ aui2
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AuCTieN sALEs-- -9Iso = - e y:.,>oon
ByB a. Qussies,
Real Estate AgensN Richmon5, Va.
aud
a...-.n,. a Aaov,aop
n0.i ya,ssn hrant.. Nauchestsr. Va


AUCTION SALE OF TEN
N soUAREe 1S MANCHESTER ADJ
THE MARX PROPERTY AND KNOWN AS
MARX ADf)iU0N.--By virtue Of q decree 10 tne
Chanoory Court of Rlchmond. Va. dated juno
~. tgsS. G, orb Cowarfin, who sues &c.. plain
IN, 20. j. II. Doosey and Phillip i. PARCEL, ris-
tees, and ala, defendants. authorizing Tue under-
signed as trrssse IL certain deed OF trust from
Charles W. Purcell and vile, dated Nay 81, 1913,
20 sell the property thereby conveyed, snail
proceed to sell, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUsr IS, 1888.
beginning at So +. ~, the PROPERTY de.
scri bed I'm said decree aud teed-to WIT; IES
LOIS (squaresl, Nos. -, ~, A, - 81, 81, ~. %,
IA. and S., adjoining the town OF Manchester. IN
tho county Of Chesterfield, bounded on me
northeast by Jackson street. on the SouthHes. 10y
q street separating said lots from Dr. MARKS
estate. on tho southeast 10y Morgan street, aud
on tho northwest by Maury street. Tho ABOVE
described PROPERTY will be greatly enhanced
in value for building houses sby the neerness OF
the proposed electric railroad that Whl cross
Mayo's bridge and run up Hun street RAJ OF
property at mo Office of the auctioBeers.
TERMS: BY consent. ono fourth cash balance
IN six Twelve. and eighteen months; negouaeie
notes. per cent interest added, aud tn0 pnr-
chasers waving the homestead exemption ana
occurred by retention OF title Oh said rent estate.
w. |. COWARDIN,
ma trustee