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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-29
West Point Matters.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l

Correspondence OF The iuchinond Dispntcn.l
WEST POINT, Va, June p, 1883.
The body Of one OF the colored men who
were drowned IN the Pamunkey river up in
New Kent on MONDAY was found near the
docks here yesterday evening.
Mr.. Robert :. Dew, who was so badly In
iured by limb falling on him during the
storm on Saturday evening, is slowly i'm
proving.
Professor Il. ". Groom. ctshier OF the
Terminal Hotel. has reformed from New
York with bis bride.
Hon. Henry u. Pollard is in Baltimore.
Misses Bessie Pollard aud JAMIE Bagby. OF
King and Queen, are visiting at Judge JET.
fTleS's.
Mr.. W. II. Stewards fine brick business
house on railroad street is about completed.
Fourth OF July will be a lively day here.
Several excursion and picnic parties will be
hire, and one or two match games OF ball are
booked for tine day.
The tine rain has greatly cooled the stmes-
phere and the weather is very pleasant.
ALPHA.
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RAILROAD Iryys


AKkIVE kICUMDfn
{:DP. VI. NAIL daily ieKespt sl1fsa
F;iS A. n. ACCOMMODAriOS .aDy er..,
sunday.
1850 A ". EXPRESS daily
- NDAl &C OHIoDAIioN tefrerr ....
NOM ava ~coi.sViiic leaves a. 81,
arrives 5:l5 y. st.
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NORFOLK NEWS.
rgr DEATH OF A wELL-xs0wN PLY.
siCrhN.
Turned Up After Years Of Abserce-Ihe
Public Schools Of the Twin
Cities


fcosre.poudence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
JUNE 2s. 1888.
Dr. George w. o. Maupin, one OF the
nost nrominent physicians OF this section,
died AZ his home on Middle street, In Ports
mouth, this morning about O'Clock, after
nroiracted illness from gastric troubles.
deceased wa six,y.six years oi ace ana
leaves Iarxe family. lie was well known
and extensively connected throughout the
State.
Mr.. Willie l.. Weymouth. chief book
kcepcr of the cotton-house OF GEORGE H. Arps
& Co. died early this morning at hls nome
In Portsmouth from fever resulting from
eiepbsntiasis. which attacked him IA HE lett
leo in boyhood. Deceased was only twenty.
three wears of ace and gave promise OF great
usefulness a. n busness.rfln. lie was very
popular in the social circfs OF both cities.
MedIcal-lnspec Chfs. j. Lie6oInc. IN
charge Of the United States Naval Hospital,
Il in Washington.
parker wills, formerly a surveyor IN The
cnstom.honse here under the Democrats,
and who died m Baltimore Wednesday, eX-
nIrcd IN pri.or, where he was held for
forgery. lie carried on the shoe business
I'm Norfolk Tor some years and came from
Isle OF Wight county.
Mr. NJ. 4. Dill, OF Dill & son. the railroad
contractors, has gone TO New York TO make
arrangements for building railroad IN
Ohio.
The funeral Of Rev. John Howard Neascy,
an Episconal minister 81 New Brunswick'
I'D, took place in Portsmouth TINS aiier-
noon and he was buried in tie Guy cehe-
terry.
william West, a well known DIVER, To-
ported dead for several years. has turned UP
sgain AZ his old home in Portsmouth.
The closing exercises OF The public schools
take place in Norfolk and Portsmouth To-
morrow. Greater accommodations and more
teachers for the schools IN both cities VIII De
needed in September.
The heavy rains yesterday were damaging
in various parts Of the city.
Passed Assistant SURGEON d. u. tale
wood. United states navy, Is here visiting
his father. Rev. T.. Gatcwoed.
Rev. Douglass Hcoi. rector Of the Epis'
copal church in suffolk, has resigned 10 &C.
cepi q charge in Detroit, Mich. MT. Hoo'
hss had charge Of the church IN suilolh ior
the past six velrs. VI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-29

william HennIng, sg,d forty-scven, q
prominent and wealthy resi- dent OF Hoboken,
committed suicide yesterday morning by
shooting himself through the bead. Mr.
house In the fashionable part OF the city. A
week ago Saturday be was proStrated by the
beet, aud since that time has suffered intense
pale 10 bis head. Dr. Elder advised him TO
remain quietly at home for few days end
placed bin under medical treatment. Day
hsfors yesterday he west 10 bushes aud 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-29
First Congregational District Demo


A convention has been called TO meet at
Fredericksburg, Va. on Thursday the orb
day II August. 1858, for the purpose OF
nominating 4 candidate to represent the
Fret congressional district in the Fifty.first
Congress. IRE basis Of representation will
he one delegate for eyerv one hundred vstes,
or fraction Of hundred over fifty, cast at
the last congrcs-lOna election. County
supcrntendenis arc requested 10 see that
such steps are at once taken a. will secure
the proper representation from their re-
spccliVe counties
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NEWSPAPER FOLDING MACHINE
FOR SALE.
A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED.

We have q sr0NEuErZ FOLDER, In perfect
order. which We VIM sell at great bargain. II
vii. fold an eight or four-pags paper The slzs
OF the Dispatch or smaller. II viii also cut aud
pas;e the eighLPage paper. II can DO readily
attached 10 any press.
We refer to the Petersburg Iades-A ppeGl IS 20
the character Of its work. since thst paper has
the counterpart Of thls machine attached 20 is
press and now IN successful operation. Ad-
dress THE DISPATCH COMPANY,
my Slm' kichnaoad. Va
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By Henry L. Staples & Co.,
IlOs Main street.
* PER CENT. INVESTMENT.

We shall offer for sIle, by request OF the owner
at public auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, July >. 1885.
NJ 81 o'clock =. ~, those TWO VERY NEA1
NEW FRAMED DWELLINGS. Nos. pa and ~
north Second street. between saker ami Preston
each containing four rooms: a'so. TIE two
TENEMENrS IN the rear thereof. e7ch contain
ing two rooms. COatho.-os. h.ufanfs. and
water-cl0sets on .he premises. Iba property "a
rented 10 good tenants ami paying - : O. ''n~
ratsly or as a whole.
TERMS: LIBERIA aud announced n sale.
henry /. STAPLES & CO.,
Sc - Au,tioneers.
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AUCTION HALEs-Fusurs Bays.
By N. W. Bowe.
Real Estnte Auctioneer.
A CHANCE FOR BIG MONEY TO
BE GOTTEN OUT OLA
BLOCK OF LAND
CONTAINING NEARLY FOURTEEN ACRES,
WITHIN 100 YARDS OF THE
CITY LIMITS
AND ADJOINING HowARD's GROVE.
OVER 400 FRONT FEET
TO BE SOLD AS A WHOLE.

At the request Of the ownor whose business
soil BY public auction, on the premises, on
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CITY TAXES.
CITY COLLECTORS oFFicE.(
RIcHNoHD. May 81, 1855.


CITY COLLECTORS oFFicE.l
RIcnNoSD. May 81, ISIS. !
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN
l. daily, between the hsurs OF Q O'Clock A. Al.
and O'Clock p NJ. frsm tho Urn TO THE SOrH
DAY eFJUEE, INCLUSIVE, for the purpose Of
recsiving from any person charged With CITY
TAXES the whole or one half OF The amount o.
tax charged
Five per cont win he added TO the amount OF
tax charged in every casa where the party as
sosssd shall fail 70 pay the whole or one half
within the time 50 iimiied Real estate sgeae
sud others having nurbor Of bills TO pay will
please send lists, SO that their bills may be
Cotton together Where properly IS held In
trust It Is necessary 70 give the name OF tho rus
tse.
Any person desiring 70 pay taxes after June
let may do 70 during the usual business hours
JAMES ID. CRAIG,
Ii Lin Civ Collector
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ALLOWED TIME TO PRAY.
LyncEers KneeI an Hour with TheiT
victim and Then Hang Him.

A Garden Ciiy lKan.) telegram SAYS: IDS
morning II hali-past o'clock }. W. Mitchell
the murderer 81 Oscar Johnson snd would-he
murderer Of August Johnson on June 9th,
was taken from the ilil at Svracuse by moD
81 one hundred and Gity men and hanged 10
tcesraph.polc. Yesterday afternoon
mitchell bad preliminary examination, at
which hc confessed the crime, impncalihg
Younger brother Of August Johnson az an
accessory TO the deed. I'm the coolest manner
possible. aud in the presence OF The MUIR
d.rcd boys mother, be narrated every deiail
OF The act.
Fearing lynchnC sheriff Hoffman called
on the citizens 70 help him defend The jan
ag1nst any attack which might be made
hut none r. snonded and hewas compelled 10
stand guard over TIE small one'story struc-
ture alone with his Winchester.
READY FOR VENGEANCE.
About midnight the crowd made their APP
pearance and two Of their number were sent
forward 10 plrey. The sheriff was request
ed 10 surrender the jail aud give upthe kcNs,
which he refused to do. A number OF tOe
crowd then went 10 the railroad and carried
over q bar Of railroad iron 10 use A. a ram
against the walls. The demand upon tho
sheriff WIS renewed. but fearing he woId
lose The keys against such odds be lc't. The
mob gave chase ard TIE sbcrl threw thc
levs awav. Aficra short time the KEYS were
found and the crowd returned 10 the jail.
IL TIE HANDS or 4 NOR.
Opening the doors The crowd brought ou'
the prisoner, who pileoLsly inquired, Are
you going to hang me hcre:" lie was taken
TO the spot where be committed the murder,
where he again made his confession, but this
time he stated that be was alone responsible
for the murder, and young johnson had no
thing whatever 60 do with II. lie was given
time to prly. aud kneelng, the mob follow
ing his example. he prayed aloud for nearly
an hour. calling for forgiveness.
HANGED TO A IELEGRAPH-POLE.
He was then taken across the railroad
track, where the rope was placed around
his neck. the knot beng ii in the most ap-
proved baugmau style. The rope was swung
10 telegfaph.pole twenty feet in the air,
without resistance on his part. He died
without struggle.
The coroner arrived at 3 o'clock. The
body was cut down, and an inquest ncld, hut
no one could he found who knew anything
about il.
Mtchelrs home was at lla2elton, Bourbon
county, and his relatives have been tele-
graphed TO- lie wa, worthless fellow, and
the people Of Syracuse. while tegrettng the
maDncr OF his taking oil, say that he received
bis deserts.
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ALxnci,hmrE Eailurc.

special telegram to the Dspatch.l
LTNcHBuEG. VA, June ga deed Of as
signment was flied to-day by T.. q. Xix &
Co.., eroceTs doing business on Main street.
The amount Of Indebtedness is not stated
and assets small.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-29

BY r. b. Chsfnn q Co.
Zeal Estate Auctisneers.
No. north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
Il THAT CONVENIENT AND NICE FARM or
So 0s9- 1000 ACHES, WIEN yaAMED DWELLING
AND USUAL 0UT-BEILBINGs THEREON,
FRONTING on THK PUBLlC ROAD LEADING
FROM BROAD STREET TO SrAPLES'S MILL
BY virtue OF deed Of trust exectted by Henry
Segall and wife October l6, 1880, recorded In
Benrico County Court, ID. b. io5, page ga. tho
undersigned will, on
MONDAY. July .. 1883,
at O'Clock p. NJ, on tho premises, make sale by
public auction OF the abeve-lccated FARM,
known as "Schuttes." The Dweiling Is two
stories. in fair order. on nice hill oyerlookin
public road. Barn and amplc buildings Tor
laborers. The location Of this property. west Of
the city and 10 near the public drives. makes IL
an attractive home for ths farmer or city bust
uess-man who desires n home neal tue city.
Considerably moro wood than IL necessary for
farm use. Well OF good water and bfnnch for
stock Ample fruit OF select kinds for a large
family.
TERMS: Cash a. 20 expenses Of sale and 10 pay
the debt and interest duo under the said deed
OF trust, viz. sj2i due Japuary l. 1888 $50 due
January /, 1888; si5 due janaary !, 1885,; HOl
due January /. 1885: $685. dre January :. 1870.
and $3.50 due January I, iS7; any balance on
terms announced at sale.
H. n CARDwELL. Trustee.
Sale by II. h. CHAFFIN & Co, AuctiOneers.
10 2S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-29

RICHMOND And PETERSBURG BAGLROt1
TIMETABLE.
COmmencing SEQ NAl. juno - ELS
trains on this road viii "a a. follows
TRAINS sol IiIhA ai.
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BY repuest OF tho executor OF N. II. Ham. do
ceased, AID by virtuo " Il decd OF trust duly re-
corded IN tho Manchester office OF Chesterfield
County Court. Deed-Book s. page Is, TO secure
the payment OF the notes therein mentioned, aud
default having been made In payment oil the
same. and being required 30 10 do, We will sell at
nubic auction. on the promises, on
FRIDAY. JUNE g, 1899,
AZ $50 p. NJ, the STORE above described, and 30
long occupied by Mrs. Storey & Sister a. gene.
raj confectionery, bakery, &C. Lot &2xl13 Pig
feet on western line anS eastern lot not 80 deep.
AN EXCELLENT AND GOOD
PAYING INVESTMENT.
TERMS: by consent Of all Interested, one third
cash: balance in six, twelve, and eighteen
months; per cent. interest added. secured by
deed Of trust LEROY X. BROWN, Trustee.
). THOMPSON BRows co., Auctioneers.
SANPscs & ADAhsoN,
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BY John T. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctlonesr,
Bank and Eleventh streets.

ATTRACTIVE THREE-STORY-
"A AND-BASEMENT EAST GRACE-STREET
RESIDENCE, No 3lL FOR SALE BY AUG
TION-At the request ef the owner, who Ia n
non-rosident will sell at public auction. on the
promises, on
FRIDAY, JUNE e9Tn, 1888,
at O'Clock p. ". that substantial THREE
STORY ADVERTISEMENT BRICK DWELLING,
No. 3i4 on 40 north side si Grace street be-
tweon Third aud Fourth streets, containing teu
rooms, besides kitchen with four rooms. The
basement Is very ligat aad airy. AMI Is well
suited fSr a professional gentleman. Tho house
has recently been put in good repair, and Ia &C.
oupisi 10y an excellent tenant. Gas. water,
bath. SC. Lot 251<Xl26 fs0L The location Of
this property being 30 near 10 business should
commend itself to any one ia search Of good
home or a ssfs Investment
TERMS. Liberal, ana anaouaced al sale.
JOHN L. GODDlS.
ie23 Auctioneer.
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'Dany fDsny tK~sof Suu1aY
SIQPPiND-P.AltI
Nos. = and q MAKO Did stops SO. - .. 8
only q signal A. AnDcleftsr ash 'hr-'fr
- stops only "a signal q. Chester, 'tl. 81.
snd Manchester No ID stops GA sig aI D..
regular staHsGs. NJ. - stops 90 .lZ.1 t t
regular stations ana also 30 le.apIe's
WatAaU No.. 50. g. ~. 80. -. 70, l,. az
stop atAl sfzaons fOr Frs' myers
PIlIhAt-CAR -hRslcA
On Trains sos. HAM - sleeping 'ars ''F''i
New f0rc HuI Tampa. fii.. ,rfa ia BE-
On Trans AuN IS al N r.cBpius-carf '..a
Wsshing ,Ou Bsd tLa-lt ... tl lfa.'
si-epag-cGrs tetsepa now lor2 an4 a'..---
pue. CA lcall ~ 81 sitfl- gears .H.
WR~hin ltoa Aaf JaeKsonF ie
THE ONLY ALI~EAIL IINE TO NNHIN
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Leave ..
No. RlclmJuL Pcter9lrG
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PRESTON COOKE,
W. II. BEVERlDG E,
SneciAl Commissioners.

Is THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE COUNTY OF HEN
RICO-HAEGKovEA AND WIFE AGAINST GARY And
AIS.
/. Samuel p. Waddil. deputy clerk Of the said
court, do certify that tho bond required ~ Spo-
cial- Commissioners William y. Beyeridge and
Preston Cooke by decree entered 10 said cause
on the 2lst day Of June, 1855, has been duly
given.
Given under my hand this 29d OF June, 1855.
SAMUEL r. NADDlLL,
10 "a Dcputy Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-29

sHERMAN'S BURST BOOM.
Charge that Governor Aieer Bought
the Eesss of FIFTY of His
Runuorfers

A Washington special 10 the Herald says
The smiliBg cOuntenance which Mr. Sher-
man presents In the Senate covers bitter
disappointment which Is none the less Keen
because Of the necessity he feels for hiding
Il. senator Sherman lays his defeat directly
at Governor Ayers door, He has indubl-
table proof that that gentleman. through
his iieutenants at Chicago, purchased no
less than fifty Of the southern delegates who
were pledged 10 Mr.. sherman. With these
fifty additional votes Sherman might have
ted all his opponents with solid vete OF 500
from the outset. lie believes, moreover, that
be could have held these forces we'll IN band
and that before many ballots enough addi-
tional strength would have come 10 him TO
secure the nomination..
Senator sherman is SAID TO be 90 angry
with Governor Alger that he is seriously
thinking OF making public the proofs OF that
gentlemsn's corrupt bargain with the south
en- delegates Ia question. Ii is probable,
however, that be will be Influenced by the
advice OF his friends, who are diamctrlciily
opposed 10 this course, and remain silent
until after the election. Then, IL he chooses
10 SPEAK. be can do so without endangering
the prospects OF the campaign.
GOVERNOR FORAKER's FALSE STEP.
So far A. Governor Foraker is concerned
Senator Sherman has little TO say. The Ohio
Governor, in view Of all that has been pub
lished about his conduct az Chicago, has
promised to write Senator Sherman and en-
deavof, II such thing be possible, TO show
that he remained loyal TO his chief 10 the
last. senator sherman thinks that until this
explanation is received judgment ought TO
be suspended Ia Foraker's ease. Should 1t
not prove satisfactory Mr.. Foraker had bet
ter retire as speedily as possible from pollt.
zeal life, for. a. one o, Mr.. Shermau'S friends
expressed IL to-day, "the Ohio senator
doesn't say much, but he has q mighty long
memory and he never forgiyes those who
have been uniaithiul 10 their trusts
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What is Scrofula

II IL that impurity in tho blood, which, accumu.
lsting In the glands OF the neck. produces un.
slightly Jumps or swellinEs; which causes painful
running sores on the arms, legs or feet; which
deVeloPes ulcers in the eyes. ears. or nose. often
causing blindness OF deafness; which Is the origin
OF pimPles. generous growths, or many other
manifestations usually ascrlsed to humors."
IL is a mere formidable enemy than consumption
or cancer alone. for scrofula combines the worst
possible features Of both. Being the most ancient,
tits the most general Of all diseases affections,
fer very few persons are entirely free from IT,
How can il be cured? By taking Hoods Sarsa
parilla, which by tho cures it has accomplished,
often when other medicines have failed. has
proven itself to be potent and peculiar medicine
for this disease. For all affections Of the blood
Hoods Sarsaparilla is unequallca, and some OF the
cues it has effected are really wonderful If you
suder from scrofua in any Of its various forms
be sure TO give Hoods Sarsaparilia a trial.
Hoods SaYSapaYiIla
Sold by all druggists. 81 ak forsS. Prep,redo only
by c. ]. HOOD & CO., Apo:hecaros, Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
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FURNITURE, &c.
nArrINGa, CARPETS. Sr.

NEW MATTINGS JUST RE-
Nv CRIvED. oil-c,oths, Carpets, Rugs. aud
Mats, Hollands Hemmoeks, Lace and Danask
Curtains. Large lotof choice Shades 81 5Oc each
spsi.aansisss - INC ialost siyies Al! orders
NAin sirssk Al 2a-am
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VKTEST-BROAD.STREET STORE
w PROPERTY
TO De SOLD AT AUCTION
BY
CHEWING & ROSE,
REAL ESTATE AUCTONBERS AND BROKERS,
No NORTH TENTH STREET.

By request Of the owners we viii sell by auc-
ton, upon the premises, on
FRIDAY, Juno %. 1888,
at o'clock p. NJ, that BRICK STORE, with
DWELLING above. No. S12 west Broad street
Tho lot has front OF 23xi4S feet 10 an alley 70
feet wide.
The superior location OF this property. to-
gether win the brilliant future OF Broad street.
should cause you 10 tell each one you meet: Your
money will be well invested and your rights I'M
mOlested.
TERMS: AT sale. CHEWING & ROSE.
le ~ Auctoneers.
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ORANGE CoUSTY-To WIT:
I.P. r. Fry, clerk Of tho Circuit Court Of said
couaty, do certify that George :. Shackelford and
John c. Williams hayo executed the bond as
such special commissioners. required by tho de-
cree referred 70 In the above meptlonsd SUIT
Given under my hand this 18Th day Of June,
1883 10 t5-FHl P.HFkY, Clerk.
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AucrIox sALEs-rnl. nay.
,>>l,~~~ CC.N~-l~1,1--r,~~s
By J. Thompson Brown d Co.
and
Sampsort & Adnmson.

ry,RUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO-STORY
Il sToCK-BRIcK STORE AND DWELLING
NORTH SIDE HULL STREET BETWEEN
SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS,
MANCHESTER.
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soil BY public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY. JULY IL. 1888.
at O'Clock P. W., tho VALUABLE AND AT
TRACTlVE SUBURBAN VILLA located as above
described and owned and occupied by l.. L. sale,
Esq.
The land Is nearly all level and can be most
economically sub-diVide1 into town lots, giving
front OF over 4.i00 feet: ana as IL Is 30 close TO
the city and 70 dssrsbly located there Is no guess
work In saying that the property can. in the near
future. II not at the present moment, be laid out
into n town plan aus sold at figures that will
yield an enormous profit upon what IL can be
bought for as whole ut this time To tho per
son who desires a cl0se-py country homo this
place combines many charming features Tho
house couta rs niuo rooms. and there are kiich
en-. barn, stable, &c. the premises. all in good
order. The land IL rich. Is well enclosed, aud
much OF II II set in grapes, peaches plumDs.
pears. and Strawberries, all carefully selected
and in full bearing
\ plat Of the property, showing the outlines
and acreage Of the place. and with streets ten
tatlvely run indicating the possibilities OF tho
place when sub-diyiOed, car be seen at tho
Office OF the auctiOneer. who will take pleasure
In showing II. AS wolf "a In carrying per- ons to
LOOK at tho land.
Please rcmomher that We nre In dead earnest
and expect to sell whether or not we realize our
expectations.
Terms: VIII DO announced At snle.
y. ". BOWIE,
Je 2oJyf,357Ntd Auctioneer.
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BY Sampson & Adamson,
Real Estate Auctionesrs and Insurance Agents,
sl3 Hull street. Manchester, Va

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRA-
Il BILE HOUSE AND LOT FRONTING on TEE
SOCTH SIDE OF DECATUR STREET Be
TWEEN SIXTEENTH ANB SkYEN TENTH
STREETS. 0ASCHESTER. YA.-By virtue OF q
deed If trust from h0lou Richards and her trus-
tee, dated Decent S 26 1875. ana dsly recorded
ia Deed Rock o. page 4'9, Ia the clerks ONCE Of
he rustiAR. Court OF tks city Of Manchester
default having bson made In the payment OF a
certain bOns secured thereby, aaA being 50 ro
qaired BY this Mechanics Duiidibg-Fund Com
pany Of sGia city, no Will sen a. public auction
on the premises, on
FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1853,
at ; o'clock P. H., that certain HoUsE AND LOT,
being No IS In plan Of Percivals addition, front
lag e. feet inches en- The sOuh side Of Decatur
street as above. and ruhpihg back between pa
ralel lines IS feet. This is good chance for any
one wanting a small home.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay costs Of exc
cutting this trust AMI 70 pay he amount Of 1911 25
now due on said bond; the balance upon such
terms as will be made known at sale.
c. G. aCRAE.
II. FiTZGERALD,
L. W. WEISlGER,