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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
A I.nnv HnRRCn.

One OF The longest speeches on record
was that OF Mr.. De Cosmos, member OF the
Legislature OF British COumhis, some time
ago. A bill was pending which, II passed,
would deprive many settlers Of their lands,
and the temper Of the majority made 1t GER
tain that IL would pass. The Legislature
was within q day and a-half OF the hour
Of its final adjournment, and the vote
was about TO be taken. At this june
iure De Cosmos rose 10 address the BODY.
II was 10 O'Clock in the morning, and The
members thought that he would finish IN
nm hour or two. The clock struck II, Il,
and /, bat the speaker kept right on. How
long would he speak? The members. in a
spirit Of fun, omitted TO adjourn for dinner,
but De Cosmos spoke on without break At
q O'CLOCK he was still on the floor. lie was
forced by the Speaker TO stick TO The queS'
ton, and was not allowed 10 pause except to
take drink Of water. The majority decided
TO continue the session through the night.
sHppng out I'm small parties 10 eat and sleep.
Sull, without ialtcring, the orator poured
forth his torrent OF words. This was the
situation at midnight and also when the
morning sun flooded the hall with the light
of day. A the hour hand OF the clock
pointed to Il the limit pfe'cribed by law
for the session had arrived and the Legisla-
ture stood adjourned sine die. AT the last
stroke OF II the brave DE Cosmos stopped In
the middle Of a sentence and fell fainting in
his seat He had spoken, standing on bus
feet, twenty-siX hours. His eyes were
bleared and red and his parcbed lips were
cracked and running blood. lie was nearly
dead. but he had prevented the bill from be-
coming a law and mad saved the settlers their
homes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08

WANTED, FIVE ACTIVE MEN
w FOR LIGHT OUTDOOR EMPLOYMENT
70 help Introduce a new article into private
families Rare chance 20 mako from SIS % $50
per week. Cali from 3 to P. NJ al 81 Charles
Hotel Room 10 no SIT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08

mIttea that the tug went down the bay, but
n was declared that the eonpsny did mol
know the object Of IT. mission.
An old sailor, who read the Clyde peoples
statement that the saginaw lay OF the hight
ship TO adjust ia compass, told World re-
porter yesterday that II was a litlle 200
thin"
al never In all Of my experience heard Of
4 vessel going eut beyond tho lignsnip 70
set her compss.," he said. "This u away,
done before the vessel ieaves the harDor'
think Il would be almost impossible Tor an ,
steamer 10 set true bearings from inc posi-
ton The Saginaw IL said 10 bavc been To- De.
csnse It was too far out from iand. 90 no'
think the Clyde.l.Ine people make the,r case
any better by advancing such reasons Tor the
sariuaw's actions Of the lightshlp."
II was the general impression In steamship
circles Yesterday that no lighter went to the
sapinaw while she was at anchor. ~ Is
Thought that she ws waiting for one, ou'
for some reason II failed TO put In an appear
aucc, the people o. the steamer probably De-
coming alarmed at the last moment. "A
lighter could easily have approached tne
steamer. because tho weather was hne ana
tho sea perfectly smooth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
BY Frank d. nm & Co,
Real Estate AuctoneerA

DUBLIC SALE OF THE VALUA
A BILE MACHINERY ~ TGE SHOPS RE
GENTLY OCCUPIED By JOHN AND GEORGE
GIBSON, AT CORNER OF CARY AND Sixth
STREETS. AT AUCIION-On
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 1883,
on the premises, "a above at 1913 o'clock 4. ".
we will sell the very valuable machiuery-as fol-
lows
IENGINE AND BOILER cO-horse power. IN
fine order:
1JOINTER or HAND-PLANER:
BLIND STAT TENONlNG- MACHINE:
PANEI-RAiSER MACHINE;
ISCRULL SAWING-MACHiNE;
1BAND-SAW MACHINE;
DIMENSION SANING-iABLE:
Large lOtCt MAIN aud COUNTER SHAFTS
ana PILLEYS;
SHAPING-MACulNE;
1PANEl-PLANER;
ENONING-NACHiNE;
MORTfSfNG MACHINE;
1CUT-OfF SAN-IAhLk;
lhIP-SAW.
il6-FOOT jOINTING-PLAEER;
1CUr-OfF SAWlNG-iARD;
lTURNlNG-LArHE;
IBORlNtNMACHlNE.
gLDING-AACHlNR:
BOkISG-MACHlNE and ENORHWHEkL-
The attention o. all in want Of such nNchinery,
which l. very valuable for tho manufacture OF
SASH, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, &C., Is called 10
the above sale.
TKRds: Cash for all sums OF 500 and under
over that amount sixty days, with interest addol
an satisfactory endorsed.
FRANK u. hill & CO.,
AuctioneerA
J. IT, VALENTINE. Auctoncer.
JAS MACDOUGALL, Salesman. no.
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no Q

VlRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE
/. REAL EsTATE-By virtue Of deed OF
trust executed by the late Mrs. y. g. harrington,
ana recorded IN the clerks Office Of Charlotte
County Court, We will sell al public auction, on
the premises, on
THE srH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1888.
that wall known and truly-valuable TRACT OF
LAND lying on the waters OF Stanton river, IN
the county OF Charlotte. known as RlDGbWA1,
containing 1,17j ACRES, 800 Of which are nrst-
class lOW-Rr0undE 80
Tho clearinghouse Is Of brick, with twelve
rooms. conveniently arranged, with closets,
ef0rr-roo,ns. &c, and Is surrounded ~ boau-
tiful ana weil-kcpt lawn aud garden
The farm buildings are ample ond The place
may DO offered in two parcels with improve
ments on each.
For moro particular Information address Nr.
John W Ham, Aspen WALL Va. \. Il. Nena-
bio Mt Hampden-sy sydney, Va, or W. c. Caring
tou, Smithvllc. Va.
TERMS. VIII BIO made known on day OF eale.
A. II. YENABLE,
Trustee.
w. G. CARRINGTON,
&C 6-Sa Tu&Thns Substituted trustee
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GRATEFUL-CoMFoRTING
.EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

"sre thorough knowledge OF tho natural laws
which govern the operations Of digestion aud nu-
triton, and by a careful application OF me me
proper1ies Of Well-selected Cocoa, Mr.. kpps mas
provided our breakfasi-tabes with deiicaely
favored beverage which msy save us many
heavy doctors bills IL II by the iudlcious use
OF such articles OF diet that Constitution may
S,e gradusIIy built uy uutii strong enough 70 re-
sist every tendency 70 disease. Hundreds OF
subtle maladiea are footing around Us ready 70
atiacK wherever there 10 weak point. We my
escape many fatai shalt by keeping ouIselyes
weIl fortiied with pure blood and n properly
nonrtshed frame. "-CiUft-Slrrjc5 GG-ette.
Made simply with boiling water or mug. soid
only In haif-pOund tins by gocers, hpoHod
thus: JANIS ~ - o. o. 10
homeopathic Chemists, London, England
foIGlh, Sa&Tuly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08

Train No. 20 connects dally a, goysvns 90
Chase city. Ciafksfills. oxford. H.
arsHI md a...rr. Con Unrfr fH.'.
90 GreeosborO for Dlr' an. kals.e1 ~f'.r.
and Winston. and ~ gvinis on A9r.I Car INA
Division. a. Saiis0u-y for AsnHT.I ID 4.
springs. ana an points in W stern horn e. D.
Ina. and at Charlotte lD- Charlotte, e. .i-.Al 4
and Augusta railroad
Train No. 81 connecti daily q, GroensD,-y
Tor ralen. WINSTON, ka'eiyh, d0f1sbor), sd
Aorehead City n salisbury i1r Aslnfue, iipf
SDrings, aud al points a bcs.ern Hurfn caro-
Ina; ~ Charlotte win CDari0t.o. Col H-aaih a'4
Augusta railroad for GO .lgb bis. AuRssth hfkr. b.
Charleston, savannah, bonneville, Ca. t.s.
R0nUlio and Otner For - p1llIs. aisl. aI.l
Carolina Central railroad Tor Wuminyfou.
Trans from tho fogta krr,v8 a. E.-lmsal
us A. n. and BID r q
tAMELIA COURTHOUSE TRAIN
Leave Richmond. .......... ............f01R n
Arrive ElcnmJn o. A. i.
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WOEK-RIVER LINE WA VII.
l. IOlhN


DAILY RXCfrr SUNDAY
The tsyortts route % Bai.imors. Taos..ar-s
on thts line are models u beauty eltglnet s.t
comfort Leave Richmond ~ ali ,If N
arr1yo a, Balumors $40 A. 81. iears ba.l
moro a. z. A.; arrive O, kichnoAi y BID
lC.sg A. VI.
fare Richmond % Balllmoes fiIstlass
Inc York.aiyor Limo affords superior sdya,.
tagss 10 business tneu IN euablns tLon ID
leave lgchmoad near tho cios3 0f ne :art
transactions aui arrive a. Baltimore early ner
nights rost, free ieon no sg@s al r2iso III. $50.
way sraTeL
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION
IeaVe Kichmond grWenty-hinl
Street depot. ..-...............-... 8: A. =
arrive Richmond (i~eniy-sniri -,
spsliy }Sni, exe,nt Saniar
Depot and tlckot-ofico. foog virginia sfr .
Uptown ealso Corner Team aud Nan 'fe'--
JAS. l. TAIL
Genera Passenger AGA
J. = PUri>
plTlSi0a FGsstnfo Ag1ub
kichmOul q
sof. HAAS. Trarc Manager
rEYTON RANDOLPH. OeueFll Manager.
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
h AID POTOMAC Raj. SOAD.-schoii'
commencing MAY o, ieo5-oa'torn staaiA-i
f:z5 A. N. leaves Byrd-Stroot station ially. sf1ns
only az Asalanc, Juucli0n, MIC,
aa1 Fredericksburg. eieepsl .
Nasringt0n. Leaves Nashil g,Ql' 20
New York a. il;l0 A. n
HI A. NJ lcarss hyri-street statio3 dsug 80
eepg sunday Leaves NGshins. -
HeA York az $50 T.. n.
f1oP. NJ. ieares bgrd.c.feci slai.ea e'if
Sioapsr ID N0a lofk
lo.Sl A. II. arrives 81. byid-Nte9. s,aaos dA-f
Sleruef lr8l sew lQrs.
issR. NJ, arrives as Nyrd-s'Tce, s'aiioa Jaw
slops al etei.rlcssbars NuiOfd, al
function. SLEEPER ir0n NAshtug.ae.
le4SP H.. Grrlgosa. ByFi-Slress s.4.lJa 1A-ih
except saaaaE
AsaLANO TRAINS
p.a.Y Excssr syaDArS
=. nrecf, oraiat.on leaves byrt-Stres
s'er' w. ,faiiea. arrives as Ashland atof. Z
sasP A.. leaves k.oA ertlYos a. Ashland =
,.4.Au aseonmoaaaon. arrives ~ brh
slrees s.zala seages Aasisnd AaiD
s.sp.x. srriyes a. E1os have, AsalAai +"
8isP.M
@. A. TAYLOR. Genera ricksi Agsa.
xEn ArEKs. General superintendent pSi
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EAltHOAD LINES
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE
" bCHEDULR TAKING EFFECP

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE
" bCHEDULR TAKING EFFEOP
SEriEhbEk 10 1875
LEAVE RICHMOND,
Pas N. for Newport Nows. Oh Point Com.
fort, and Norfolk daily except sun
day. tullmau Palace car Richmond
Ia Old Point.
eis A. VI. sundays only. to Newport News. Ola
Point. and Norfolk.
u;05 A NJ. through and Local Mail 20 all points
West. except sunday. Puiinaa
sleeyers Clifton Forge 10 Lexington,
a.eoP N. for Nswpor. News. Oh Point, ani
Norfolk. except sunday.
40OP n. oh.r.o,e.. dig Accommodation. ex-
cept sunday
e.20r. III. Tor Louisville, Cincinnati, ChicagN
ST. Louis, Memphis and New Or
leans-Fast Express with through
Pullmaus daily. Only route running
Pullmsns West from Richmond
AhRITH IN RICHMOND;
$50 A. N. Characteristic Accommodation, ex-
1O:s5 A. N. from Norfolk. OH Point. aud New.
port News. except sunday.
&l0P NJ. from lOcal points aud the West or
eept sunday.
ea5 u. from Old Point Newport News, AMI
Norfolk daily. Puilnan Palace ar
Old Point 10 Cincinnati and LoutsVilis
geo p ~ from Louisville aud ClDcinnau--fax
kxpress-daiiy.
Depot Seventeenth and Broad stroets
Tickets AZ lO00 Main street snd a. the depok
H. W. FULLER
General Passenger Ag90t
J. T. ODELL, General superintendent 20 Is
DICHMOND, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HI AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
THROUGH ALL~RAIL FAsF- FREIGHT LINZ
70 AND FROM BALTIMORE, PhlLA'
DELPHlA, NEW YORK. AND
EASTERN AND WEST
EKN CITIES
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BErWEEs RICE
AOND AND BALTIMORE IN EACH
DIRECTION
CorrospondinGly quick tins b ether points
Through bills OF lsding Issued 81 low rates.
Z. A. TAYLOR
DOl General Freight Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
BY J. Thompson Brown Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerA
ili2 Maia street.
W1R USTEE'S SALE
a OF
STORE WITH DWELLING ON LOUISIANA
STREET. IN FULTON

BY virtue OF deed OF trust executed by John
H. Boltz and wife 70 the undersigned. trustee,
dated % october, 1881 and Of record In the
Chancery Court. city Of Richmond, to secure the
payment OF certain note therein described I;
and default having been made aud being re-
quested 80 10 do BY the beneficiary, will pro-
coed 10 sell, en- the premises, on
TUESDAY, NoyENBxE IL 1853.
ut 40 Y. H.. the above PROPERTY, described
IN said deed a. being on the northeast line Of
Louisiana street between Williamsburg avenue
and Fulton street. commencing 70 feet east of
Williamsburg avenue and fronting en- said
Louisiana street IS feet. With a depth OF 10 f0el
10 an alley too feet vide.
TEAMS. Cash as 10 expense of executing this
trust aud 20 pay the sum Of 3iO0, with inIorost
thereon from 7th October. lo0A
LsROY r. BROWN, Trustee.
]. THoAfsos BROWN q Co. Auctioneers. no I
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS FOR
~ CONVICT LABOR.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
nooI NOVEMkEk 10, 1888 for the LEASH OF
THE CONVICT LABOR n THE PkNtFEN-
TIARY AT FRANKIE KY. TO be used with
In the walls from and after April !, 1899. for any
term OF yeArs no. less than ono Eor more than
ten. Bids shsll specify the price proposed 10 lie
raid for tho labor In gross per annum and shall
DO accompanied by a bond. with sureties who
shall be worth IN the aggregate an amount dou-
Bile that % the proposed contract price. 20 the
satisfaction Of the commissioners that the bid
ders will comply with the terms thereof
The Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund re-
serve the right Go reject any or oil bids
1he acts OF the Legislature governing the en-
ployment OF convict labor, ana all details CON
nocted herewith, can be had upon application
10 the warden or 10 any commissioner OF the
sinking Fund :. X. BUCkNER.
Governor and Chairman Of Board
or % Tu& ThtNOlS
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PHILADELPHIA. RICH 81 IN
noED AND NORFOLK
iaLAAsal, (oAPAae

Appointed sailing dayS Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY alta n. aad ever SUNDAY at 5
A. N.
freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers
received tlll ii:so A. a.; Tor sundsys steamer
un 8 Y. N. saterds. sroigas resc.sod daily 40
Jpn.
Iaro. "a
Eor further Information apply 70
J. w. AoCARRiCx.
General Southern Agent Once RoetettS
W.. r. CLYDE u Co,
nal General Agents fhiladslphlA
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BY f. \. Cailln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionoer.

Real Estate Agent and Auctionoer.
NVRUSTEE'S SALE OF AN UNFIN-
i ISHED FRAME DWELLING CONTAINING
SEVEN ROOMS.-I will sell at public auction, on
the remises, on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER g. 1888,
at AZ O'Clock y. NJ, Tho DETACHED FRAME
DWELLING. not yet completed, situated on mo
vesf aide Of Buchanan street near Cedar street
The lot fronts 70 feet and runs back lOO feet to an
alley.
4 bargain may be expected, as the property
must be sold. ,-
TERMS: Very easy. L. A. CALM,
uo3 Trustee.
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McCARTuY. PLAIsrIFP. AGAINST BRoWN, IBUs-
TIE. AND AIS. DgFENDAGrS-lN tbs CHAN-
CRgY COURT OF TIE CITY or HicHHoNp'
!. Charles w. Gocfin, clerk OF said court
cortifv tbof the bond required II the Special Com
missioner by the decree In said cause OF OcioDcr
10. 1883, has been duly gwen.
Given under my hand this 18Th day OF OCTOBER
1883 49,. .,or,,,,-
no CHARLIE W. bODDAAfs
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AUCTION sALEs-rafure Days.
ByN. W. Bowc.
Real Estate Auctioneor.
GRANITE. GRANITE, GRANITE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT OF
LAND NEAR RICHMOND. VA.
IMMEDIATELY on TIE RICHMOND AND
ALLEGHASY RAILROAD,
AND CONTAINING ISExHAUsTIBLE BEDS
OF FINE GRANITE

By virtue OF the hereinafter mentioned decree
will sell by auction. 1T no Office OF the auc-
tiOneor No north Eleyenth street, Ia the city Of
Richmond, Va, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1853,
at I o'clock 2. NJ, tho TRACT OF LAND above
referred %, lying about one and one half miles
west Of the city Of Richmond on tho itichm0ud
and Allegheny railroad. on which 10 has very,
very long trout, containing TH ACkE". ard
known 10 be- underlaid Win q mo quality OF
granite, on which account this Land has great
value. The profitable quarr.es Ct the Phiaie-
phia tlrsnite Company adjoin this land. asd now
that the Chesapeake. and Ohio and the Richmond
and Allegheny railroads haYe trHnic arrange
ment the facilities for shtprnent OF stone east or
west r. all that could Do desired.
Remember, the great West Is a large user Of
our granite. and that Tits land Is on the only
road Leading directly 70 that partOf our country.
TERMS: one fourth cash, and the residue AZ
six. iWolve, and eighteen months for notes, Win
interest added and title retained.
JAMES PLEASANTS.
Special Com missioner
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DEDMONr AIRLINE

RICHMOND AND DANYILLE RAILROAD
sHORTRsT AND MOST DIRECT EOUrx ~
THE SOUTH.
PULLMAN 6LBEPRRS OK ALL NIGHT
L.nAIAa
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DICHMOND AND ALLEGlANt
An RAILROAD
SCHEDULE on TRAINS IN EsFG~c
Nt .I.. .Nr"
ONLY LINE RUNNING SOLID Ifllht AhI
PALACE ~ikE CAi2
BgrWIEN
RICHMOND AND LtNCuBrRl.


ARRIVE lliNMDNit
f55P. N. MAIL dany except Suuian
Fl5 A. NJ. ACCOMMODATION daily leE'e =
sunday
CONNECT lDNA
A. Clifton For1s Win Chesspeaks AM on ID
RAILWAY for the SJuth. Wesf. AMI N0rtnwfst
Al Lynchburg win Norfolk AMI Western rtl-
road for an points South, Southeast. AMI south
week AMI Virginia Midland railway Tor al pIil,f
North and south.
At Richmond with As3Oriatod Railways Tor Al
points IN ths sOlih. and kicamcln, rr'iori -
burg and Potomac railroad Tor tho N0rih.
As Lexington with Baltimore ani ono 'AN'
road, making close Connexions ~ Harper =
Ferry - aud from Pittsburgh And th3 hcs- asj
~ points North and kast.
sleepins-cArs Lynch burg " AempaiS sew -
leans. aud Lille Rock.
daily.
Tickets sold % all poinA onices. ei5 cas-
Main street. 1900 Nam strooL ana AZ h.'h'aoti
Ead AlleRasay depot Eighth and Canal ttrs31l
john II. MACAUkuO,
Oc2t General Passenger AK'li
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NOTICE.

Proposals viii De received up 70 the i7TH DAY
OF NOVEMBER, 1855, for building combina-
lion wood and iron) bridge across the Aeherrin
river In Brunswick county, Va. at the site
known rs "Pennington's," said bridge to be
built on The "Thacker combinaiion-truss plan,
20 DO one span 0f $50 feet resting on stone aout-
nenis, with wing.wails &c. 5ttc. plan with
specifications can be seen at the Clerks once OF
this county. The letting 20 taxa place storiigo-
site on the day above namcel4 The stone-work
aud sQpesnucture win be let separately.
JAMES kANLiNGS,
r. n. MEREDITH,
REPS JONES
COMMISSIONER
Address REPS JONES, Lawreneeyille, Va
&C S5.lEgtd
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A UCTION SALE OF TEN SQUARES
IA IN MANCH ESTER ADJOINING THE
MARX PROPERTY AND KNOWN AS MARX
Additionally virtue OF decree In the Chan
Gerry Court Of Richmond, Va, dated June ~.
1885 G. OBJ Cowardin. who sues, &c. plaintiff,
ps j. ii. Dooley aud Phillip I. Purcell, trustees,
aud GLs., defendants, authorizing the under
signed "a trustee Ia a certain deed Of trust from
Charles W. Purcell and wife, dated May -, 1874,
70 sell the property thereby conveyed, SHAH
proceed 10 sell, on the premises, on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1873.
beginning az AZ p. NJ, tho PROPERTY de-
scnbed In said decree and deed-tO wit: TEN
LOTS (squares). Nos a. &c. AZ. 4S. 20, 81. 80, 81
81, and 50, adjoining the town Of Manchester, Ia
the county OF Chesterfield, bounded on the north
east by Jackson street, on the southwest BY a
street separating said lots from Or. Marks es-
tate. on the southeast by Morgan street. ana on
tbe northwest by Maury street. The abOYe-de-
scribed property will DO greatly enhanced In
value for building houses by the nesrneas OF the
proposed electric railfCad that wilt cross Mayo's
bridge and run up Hull street. Plat Of properly
at the o1ice OF the auctioneefs.
TERMS BY consent, one fourth cash: balance
IN six. twelve, AID eighteen months; negotiable
notes. per cent interest added. aud tho pnr.
chasers waving the homestead exemption and
secured by retention of title on said real estate.
w. 4. COWARDIN,
oc3 Trustee
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Aucrrex sALEs-rusnrs l psy1...
by Jamss 3. Elan.
Real Estate Agent and Auciionoer,
lII3 Meln street


ilI3 Main street
nHE VERY ATTRACTIVE AND
pEuGHTFULLY SITUATED sU-
BURBAS RESIDENCE
No epi5 WEST MAIN STREET.
NEW DETACHED MODERN DWELLING
WITH LARGE LOT 4ixi70 FEET,
DESIRABLE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE THEREIN.
TORE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION
A, the request OF Mrs. Helen Kemple I shall
sell by public auction on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 7TH,
NJ ao'cIock =. NJ, her weII-known and very attrac-
tive RESIDENCE. ia that delightful and popular
West. End suburb, on the south side OF MAIN
street between keedOw ana Rowland sIeets,
No 20l5, which 10 new. fnodernly cOnsu , ~
detached two story frame dwelling, cohtaininB
seven largo rooms, besides pantry. Closets, &C ,
Admirably arranged-buit by Messrs ireAler q
Tlmore about ole year ago the MATERIAL syIe'
aud workmanship being OF the Dest anu we or
tire premises as neat and ATTRACTIVE as nhen
connplefcd The lot fronts n feet on Main street
and has a depth Of about 179 feet 20 an alley IN
rear tyenty foet wide. and tho City railway
passes tho door. To those seeking reauy Az
tractiye suburban home In an excellent neign-
bOrhoOd and with n view TO increase In value,
no batter opportunity IL likely to DO offered, and
ali such should attend This sale
Immediately after the sale Of the residence the
NEW AND DESIRABLE FURNITURE therein,
comprising parlOr. chamber. dining room, ana
kitchen furniture Of good quality, will be sold by
auction.
Terms: One third cash; balance ut one and
two years, by negotiable notes. with interest,"
added, and secured by deed OF trust ana as "
the furniture. for cash.
Please come promptly at O'Clock
j. B. ELAN. Auctionser.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08

SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
- TATR IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY. YA.-by
virtue Of decree OK tho Circuit Court Of Glouces-
ter county, rendered ia tho chancery cause OF H.
4. Dawson 4 Co u.s. j. f. Ross, the undersigned.
a. fpocial commissioner therein appointed. VIII
Offer for sslo at public auction at Gloucester
Courthouse. Va, all y. ~, on
Tag 7rH DAY or JANUARY. 1889,
that valuable real estate known "a SOUTH
WHITE MARSH. situate IN tho sboyo-named
county. soven miles respectively from Glouces-
ter Point and CLAY Bank Wharves on York river,
whence daily steamers 70 Baltimore and Rich
mond; two miles from BOanos wharf on Mar5
river, whence tri-weokiy steamer 70 Norfolk aud
bi-weekly s.samer 70 Baltimore. aud with post
nuico and telephone Office on the farm. WHIT
MARSH contains 30 are5 OF tho most produc-
tive fnrming and grazing lands In ltdewater
Virginia, OF which 3OO acres in timber-pine,
chceinut white and rCt-OGs. &c. Tho improve
meats consilt Of ample barn and stable acrofn-
modntionA with several small dwellnghOuses
and includes ahout15 acres planted 10 ornamon-
tai trees aud shrubs. rare aud varied forming a
beautiful park and lawn, with site for mansion
house.
The farm Ia VOL fenced and large portion is
IN permanent meadow and pasture and situated
IN one Of tho most desirable neghbOrhoods In
that section.
FOR farther particulars apply 70 j. II. Ross at
the place or tho undersigned.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 70 oil costs OF suit ana
expenses OF sole; balance on q credit OF one,
two, and three years; tito retained until all the
purchase-money is paid. -.
j. l.. TALIAFERRO,
Special Commissioner.
Gloucester Courthouse, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
NTARNING.-ALL PERSONS ARE
REAr. ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
nor SALE. 60

offer for sale on reasonable terms the follow
ing list Of REAL ESTATE which includes some
Of the most desirable and valuable property
in Virginia-Yiz: