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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
CHRISTIAN sBURG.
snow-An Ola COupIo-KIiIed on the
Entt.
fsnoclal telncram % the pIspatch.l

Especial telegram 10 the Dlspatch.l
CuEsrIANsBuRG, VA, November "a
There was light fall OF snow here this
morning about O'Clock. The mountains in
the vicinity are now covered with snow.
Twelve hundred dollars worth OF tickets
for Richmond were sold at this depot during
the Exposition.
A peculiar marriage took place at Rad
ford a few days since. An old colored man
eighty years old married woman one hum
dTcd.
Tue new Presbyterian church at New River
is almost completed.
Charles Wall, OF North Carolina, white
man employed as Section-hand at Eadford,
was run over and killed by train az that
Mace wednesday last. The engine struck
and carried him few steps TO toe bridge,
where he was thrown OIL about fifty feet 10
the river below.
The dead body OF negro was found on an
island m New river recently. HIS watch and
other yaluabes were found on his body. lie
is supposed to have been drowned.
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~ Augustine Royal 3 Co.,
Reel Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
once No. $40 Hull street. Manchester. Va,
W. X. Bowie a Co,
north Tenth street.
RAND SALE OF VALUABLE
W AND ATTRACTIVE PROPERTY. CON
sIsTING OF COO LOTS, IN THE
CITY OF MANCHESTER, VA.
THE GREATEST OPPORTUNITY EVER
OFFERED TO INVESTORS. HOME
SEEKERS. AND SPECULArORA


BIZ direction OF the owners, We viii sell at pub
- TUESDAY. NOVEMBER q. iSss.
=, 10 o,c,oct NJ on the premises that beautifully
.ituated TRACT or LAND known ~ SPRING
HILL, which has been nla gu. on inc ,a nlD,s
liberal scale, ana will % onereo on sueh sei us
a. will satisfy all parties .,
snriog mn Is a beautiful plateau overlooking
James river and with an elevation Oh lSJ teet
above tidewster; commands one OF the lovehest
viows In this section OF the state. taking IN the
civ Of Richmond from the 0allogo Mills 70 hoi-
lywood. and beyond for miles up the James
Kiver Valley: go elevated that II VIII always
have tho freshest OF country air. ana we view
can never be Distracted: and being only ono
aud a fourth miles from tue business centre OF
Richmond, it has every advantage OF ootn city
and country. ..... ,.,,A
depth OF 100 feet to alley, and az the tower OF
the Manchester Wster-Works is on the properly
escn lot can have the benefit Of water. These
handsome lots present moro solid attractions
than any property ever offered IN this comm unit
~. High. dry healthy, and yet 80 near the Dust
ness centre OF Richmond. Belle 1910 Nai, Morss'
Treisgar Iron-Works, Dapville railroad-snops,
and other industrial establishments.
The CITY Of Manchester IS growing rapidly, ana
with the streot-cars now connecting u win NSn-
mond. and the Water-Works nearing compie-
ton. Il win continue 70 improve, and no place IN
the South offers better Inducements for invest
ment aud speculation.
We desire TO call special attention to the very
liberal 49,, ,ho
remainder at any time within twenty years. ~
the optou Of the purchaser, with interest aso per
cent per anuum. payable semi-sAuually. For
further particulars call at the Office OF the AUG
tioneers. 90, III,
hav. ample refreshments on the grounds.
AUGUSTINE ROlALL & CO,
mia Aucuoneers
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WEST POINT.
Thisves Cs2tured-CArds CUTTER
aonRl


Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispstchl
WEST PONT. Va, Nov. u, 1888.
A few days ago pocket book containing
els in money and some valuable papers
was stolen from the residence OF Mrs. W.
If. Major. blrs. Major at once suspected
Two youths who had been boarding with hcr
for few days aud sent an officer to lsok Tor
them, but they could not be found, and in
quiries satisfied the authorities that they bad
leit that evening on the Baltimore boat.
The chief Of police in that city was at once
telerraphed 10 aud the youths were prompt
" identified ana arrested on the arrival OF
the boat next morning. Yesterday evening
Town Sergeant Ware left with requisitlOn
10 bring them back for trial.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Mr..
James T. Blind to Miss Florence V. Wright
both OF King and Queen. The marriage
viii take place on the 29th instant-Ihangs.
giyine.day. Mr.. Bland is \ wel-known and
Influential merchant and citizen Of Lower
King aud Queen and Miss Wright is ward
O, Mr.. W. j. Leigh and very popular
young lady.
CircuIt.Judge JcGrles left this week for
Lancaster, where special term OF his court
is being held FOR the trial OF man charged
with murder.
The rush OF cotton and freight to this port
sim continues. Business in this line ~ much
greater than It has ever been before. For
number OF times recently every side track
between here and Richmond was full OF cars
loaded with cotton.
By The way, notice that the Dispatch in
giving information as to the clearing OF
number OF ships at the city custom-house
neglected to state that these ships were load
ed mere such was the fact, and should 1t
not 20 appear?
our citizens are very much grained by inc
SPLENDID success Of the Exposition. We are
proud Of our capital city. her activity, thrift,
and enterprise, and are always pleased to see
her undertakings prosper.
Mayor G. j. Hill aud Miss Hlll, OF TINS
county, spent several days in town this week.
Mr.. Robert n. Pollard aud Miss Lucy
Gray Walker, Of King and Queen, were in
town Thursday.
Mr. Isasc Knaut, Of Ohio, is in town and
Il thinking OF making this section his home
Mr John Martin. OF Norfolk has moved
with his family TO West Point TO live.
The meetings at the DISCIPLES church con-
tinue this week. There have been number
OF additions to the church. Rev. Mr. YER
non, OF Baltimore, is preaching.
Rev. Mr.. PuIlen, the new Methodist min;
lister. has arrived and Will occupy his pulpit
tomorrow. WILSON PILGRIM.
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"subscriber,s query Answered.

FARMvILLE, VA, November 23, 1888.
"SubscrIber at BoydtOn will find In
"Sepulture, Its History, Methods, and SAM
tary Requisites" by stephen Wicks. A. NJ,
NJ. D., published by 4. Blakiston, son y Co.,
1912 Walnut street. Philadelphia, In 1884,
mere information on The subject stated In
YOUR issue OF to-day than in any other book.
had occasion several years aao TO investigate
the subject, snd This wss the best book l
could find. TIE Cremation Society OF New
Orleans issued some interesting documents
on the subject also, but | cannot now give
the date or name Of their publications.
j. 7. FITZGERALD.
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woman named Mary,sy addressed William.
n al.o ,nsr,,ons a ~ IN The cradle aud a
ts,n.s ,.,t, q ,r;,sK The letter Il headed
Nv ohiec. m nnlsbing this Is to restore
The articles n dssvd. 10 the owner, and any
sntorm,,ion ON thlsubject would be thank.
nils received all communications an
swe,ed n sddre3d TO i. +. Morse, North
Roseawen, n. VI
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Williamsburg Notes.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
The recent bank failure in Norfolk caught
three Williamsburg negroes. They were the
only parties in this section doing business
with the coucern. Their deposits were
light.
Professor Leslie Hall, Of William and
Mary. is not engaged, as reported, in writing
a work on theology, bat is preparing lite
rary aud pathological work.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
ByN. W. Bove,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
T,RUSTEES' SALE
OF run
BROOK TURNPIKE,
WIFE ALL OF ITS
VALUABLE RIGHTS. PRIVILEGES, AND
FRANCHISES.
BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
UsTEEs' SALE

byFlriue o. n ueed VI tthst AiVhA 80"
ana Henrico Railroad. Turnpike. and Graded
Road Company commonly known as the Brook
Turnpikel 70 the undersigned as trustees. 1ated
January l. 1874 and duly recorded. we VIII sell
by public auction. at the once OF the suctoneer,
No north Eleventh street. In the city OF hicn-
mond. on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4. 1888.
NJ 2 o'clock p. NJ. the EXTREMELY VALUABLE
TURNPIKE. known a. the Brook Turnpike, To-
gether with It's valuable franchises, Whch ere
especially liberal. even authorizing the con-
strucilon and operation OF railroai thereon
with cars propelled by steam or otherwise.
This wide thoroughfare runs north from Bs-
cone Quarter branch through thickly-settled
portion OF the county, and Is the main artery
leading 20 and from n large territory mat mus.
use this road, and It's revenue could be very ap-
preciably augmented by grsvolling the road
bed 40 ns TO mako IL as II can ana should oe
mado o popular drive for pleasure carriages Tor
which il woald thea be especially adapted on
account OF having the sun at the side OF me car.
riage5 instead OF in 'front.' az Is the case on tue
Grove road.
This road for many years was q very prontaoie
piece Of properly, and IN the hands OF i've per-
son can be made 10 pay large dividend upon
az least double the amount the road IS ngely 70
sell for, and [ confidently recommend TINS pro
perty 70 any one possessed OF falr judgment VINO
will give his personal attention 70 Jus manage
ment. ,
Proposing purchasers Will please attend
promptly at the time and place above named, as
we desire to make quick and sure WORK IN 'ne
matter Of selling.
TgEMs: By consent. one fourth cash; residue
at six, twelve. aud eighteen months, for notes
with interest added. and secured by deeo Oh
trust JOIN L. GRnBSS;
mon Trustees.
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Joseph D. Davis, Auctioneer.
K. b. Cook. Salesman.

Sale by R. B. CHAPLIN Co, AuctiOnssrs. q,
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noIic.

Some time ago an old nusket came into
ny possession and several holes were found
10 tie stock, which contained several artt~
eles. The only thing TO give any clue 70 the
owner 10 letter wrinen In poetry from q
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nog52,

NOR RENT. JANUARY, 1889. -
a THAT DEsIRABLE BRICK DWELLING -
No. 8 west Frauklin sirees. between Foashee ani
Adams sires.s. Apply " q. A. DAfhNPohi,
lib cas-, Main street no 2clt
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ASCrSex sALss-ssssss esyss;.
ByN. W. Bowe
Real Estate Anctsoneor
CoURrsALEoF vERYvALUABLE
STABLE PROPERTY
CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND FrYrEESTH
STREETS,
AND OF THE ADJOINING STABLES.
OCCUPIED sssrErrvzLr
Mn. THOMAS DUKE, Ja., AND BIZ rHoNAsP.
TURNER ESQ,
COMFORTABLE AND SUBSTANTIAL pwsLI-
No. sos COLLEGE STREET. NEAR BROAD.
Nv virtue Of thodecree mentioned below win
sell by public auction. on tho premises, respect
MONDAY. DECEMBER s 1854
beginning WIN tDe NOT u Vh a., 4,
Fifteenth streets, at p. NJ. tho VALUABLE
STABLES, with mulo lots attached, situated a.
above described, and 70 DO sold IN Two paroei''
Ist. The com modious. elisibiy-located. and
weil-arranged STABLE at tho northeast corner
OF Franklin and Fifteenth streets, with II ont "a
about ls feet and now occupied by ar. Duke az
fair rental
above. with two good stories and well suited Tor
tho stable business. now rented 10 Mr. Inotnas
L. Turner, and fronting about - feet
Both OF these properties are well suuatsu toI
sales and liyery-stables. and always commsnd
COED tenants At fair rentals.
And at ~ o'clock p. n. on the same day NIL
ssll. on tho premises. the VERY pkslkAbLs
AND WELL-BUILT BRICK DWELLING No. Slo
College street. between Brood aud hsrsnsl,
containing eight rooms, besides hcnen
with two rooms. This house Is well Horsny
the attention Of those wanting centrally
located and comfortable dwelling either az
home or for investment Tho lot fronts 81 reef
and runs hack 100 feet 10 an alley.
A platoi the stable properties VIII DC on oAnlDl-
ton In . few days at the once Of the auctloneer
TEENS: one fourth cash; and the residue az
ak twelve, and eighteen moaths, Tor notes. WIN
interest added and title retained. $500,
OHIO a. KHAN.
Speciaa Commissioner
BLAsxExsHTr, &C, PLAIsTIFF. AGAINST BLANK
| ENsgIP AND AIS, DEFkSpASrs-ls TEE CHAN
Cary COURT or TIE CITY or RICHMOND.
I Charles W. Goddin, clerk Of said cour- cor
tify that the bond required OF the spectal com
! missioner by the decree in said cause ot No
/ yember Il, 1873 has been duly given.
Given under my hand this lStn day OF NoFen-
| Der. 1888. ,ov,o,x,
/ no2l CHARLES w. ooDDAN.
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Pittsburgh bispatcn.l
A I. sootometer has been invented which
will make noise that can be heard ten
miles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
By James b. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionoe0
lll3 Main street.
TWENTY OR MORE BEAUTIFUL
EAST-RND LOTS,
FRONTING OAKWOOD AVENUE
OPPOSITE MCCARTY'S VINEYARD,
FOR SALE By AUCTION,

By request Of William Sci aaf, ESQ, l snau
sell By public auction, on the premises on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 96rH,
n, A O'Clock p. NJ. about TWENTY OF HIS
BEAUTIFUL LOTS on the north sido OF OAK
wood avenue opposite McCartys vineyard, .r0nt-
inr 8lxf2t feet each, and having an alley In rear
sixteen feet wide. ,
mired for its beauty Of situation, - now Tor the
irst timo subdivided and 20 DO sod In lots OF at
tracfive size AS above stated, and at the low
price at which 10 will now DO SOL oHors unusu .
inducomont 10 speculation "a we'll as 20 persons
desiring suburban homes in a good LOCALITY AZ
ANAL cost. and with tho certainty Of increase Ia
value. .
and long time.
Make note Of this. Come TO the sale and So
cure bargains from first hands.
j. b. ELAN,
rooi Auctioneer.
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BY George :. vsshon & Son.
Real Estate Aucii9nsers and Brokers,
No. z north Tonth street.


TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
j IMPROVED AND UN1APR0yED REAL
ESTATE LYING AND BEING in sIDN M, I,
HENRTCO COUNTY. JUST Bk1ONO NE
WESTERN LIMITS or The CITY OF hiSn
MOND. CONSISTING OF -FOUR LOTS. tk0 ,i-,;
ING TOGETHER 100 FEET ON TIE NO 1lti,h
LINE OF WINDRK STREET AND RUhNInG
HACK WITHIN PARALLEL LINES 1875 FEET
TO AN ALLEY, WITH FRAME DIV NELL ELL
THR PROPERTY FRONTS ON WdNDEh
STREET BETWEEN CARTER AND WASH
INGTON STREETS AND COMMENCES , ON
SAID WINDER STREET 2SS FEET EAST
OF CARTER STREET.-By virtue OF q Ger,
tain deed OF trust executed by Robert and
Linn Johnson 10 tho undersigned, trustees
Tor the Granite Perpetual BuildinR-Func Com
pany II record IN the clerks onlce OF henricV
County Court in Decd Book 100. page $50. default
having been made In the covenants therein con-
taiued aud being thereto required by the dlrec-
tory Of said company, We will sell by auction
upon the promises, on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER S. 1881
M AZ O'Clock P. NJ, the PROPERTY above de-
scrtbed. The property will DO sold as whole,
or divided into lots Of 20 feet zach, as may DO
deemed best A..
TERNs: one third In cash: residue N TWO
equal instalmeuts at six ana twelve months for
notos with interest added, and secured oy
deed OF trust upon tho property
EDWARD :. ROSE,
JOSEPH ". THOMAS,
GEORGE 5. YASHON. JE.
noeq Trustees.
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HORyER. GUARDIAN, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST HOS
GRR. DEPENDANT IL rnE CHAScERf COUNT or
TIE CITY Or RICHhosD.
!, Charles W. Godain, clerk of said court, cer-
NV thai the uoud required OF the special COM
missionsrs Dy tho decree In sG.d cause OF No
yembar II, 1893. has been duly given.
Given under my hand. this l9tn day Of NoYom-
Der, lsso. ..... ~, ,,oon,~,
no - thAhLES W. ptDDiNs
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Joseph D. Davis, Auciioneer
(. B. Cook. salesman.
DOSITIVE SALE OF HORSES.
L BUGGIEs, DRAGS, WAGONS. SINGLE AND
DOUBLE HARNESS. LADIES, AND GIN ILL.,
MINIS SADDLES AND BRlDLES.-ln oroef "
reduce stock will cell at the
CLAY-sTREET STABLES,
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 18Th,
at II O'Clock. the following property:
Il HORSES for family and business purposes,
among them fWO PHAETON MARES that
will stand anyWhore-afraid OF nothins-ai'o
the vell-knOWn horse "lngomsr"
sIDF-BAR BUGGlRS; DRAGS;
COURTLAND WAGON, six seats, with poie
and shafts:
Sets Of DOUBLE BUGGY HARNESS;
4 Single sets BUGGY HARNESS:
/ Ladyis SIDE-SADDLE AND BSlDLB;
/ Centlsman's SADDLE AND Birdie
TERxs: Under $50 cash; all over, 90 days Tor
negotiable paper well endorsed. no229s
DEREMPTORY SALE OF EXCEL
4 LENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CAR
PITTS. &c, AT AUCTION.-By direction OF y.
ID. BethArd, ESQ, who is removing from me city,
/ will sell at lis residence. no. SJs east Srsce
street. on
WEDNESDAY THE 2srH TsTANT,
At 1890 o'clock. the following articles OF excellent
HOUSEHOLD FURNITUkE which must be re-
moved Ht once ,,, ,,,,,,,eo,y
HANDSOME WALNUT ENBOsSED thl a,'
PLUSH PARLOR SUIT OF SEVEN PlEGh,S
VELVET PARLOR CARPET, PICTURES, HALL
AND STAIR CRAPETS; -..,r
WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT WITH WARD
ROBE: -
TOILET AND TIN CHAMBER SETS;
WALNUT MABBLE-TOP BUFFET; 49,,
WANT EXTENSION DINING TABLE AND
CHAIRS;
COOKERY AND GLASSWARE;
GOOD COOKING-SrONE AND FIXTURES;
| very nne MOCKfNG-BIRD.
Many other useful housekeeping articles.
Everything In the house ia as good as pew.
GEORGE W. MAYO,
no25 Aucuoneer.
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By John T. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneor,
Bank and Eleventh streets.

VERY ATTRACTIVE, ELIGlBLI-
' LOCATED COTTAGE RESIDENCE NO; 10
SOUTH LAUREL STREET FOX SALE Bf AIC-
TION.-At The request Of tho owner Will sell az
public auction. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2s 1883,
a. o'clock z. NJ, that DESIRABLE DEF AchhD
FRAME DWELLING. No. IS. on west side Of Lau-
rel street, between Main and cary streets. 1here
arc slz ono size rooms besides large hall. baIh-
room. sc. The entire premises are In excellent
repair with the front ana bacs yatls s9t III
besides city water ia the house. Lot SO1lOO teet
6 inchcs TO an alley.
Within half a square Of Monroe PARK. on the
line ~ the street-cars, and where properly 10
enhancing rapidly IN value, this offors many ad-
yaptaces for a home or an Investment
Terms: Liberal, and announced al sale
JOHN I. GODDlN,
noo1 AuctiOneer.
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CHEWING & ROSE. AuctiOaeen.

BY Frank d. Hin Co.,
Real Estate Auc;ioneers.
Rec DESIRABLE MEDIUM
4 SIZED FRAME DWELLINGS, NOS 1872,
1904. AND 1906 WEST LEIGH STREET, 10 DE
SOLD AT AUCTlON.-On
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27rn.
az 4 o'clock r. NJ. on the premises, We VIII sell
Inc above VALUABLE PROPERTY.
No. 1909 has rooms: 10. 25xi3 feet
No 1904 nas rooms: lot g2xl51 ters.
No 1910 has rooms; lot 26xlN feet
This PROPERTY IS now well rented TO gooo
tenants ami will prove a good investment % any
one desiring 10 purchase roai estate IN that I'M
proving locality. -
TERas: ono fourth cash; balance IN SIX,
FRANK. HILL q CO.,
noRl Aucliooeers.
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II Affords instant relief and speedy cure to
all sufferers from fheunstism. sai's'ion
Oil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
BY George W. Mayo, Auctioneer.
Jno. z. Lsughton, Jr, SslesmanJ
No. % Ninth street
CPECIAL ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
FINE DECORATED DINNER-sBTs,
HANDSOME MANTEL CLOCKS.
VASES, ELEGANT LAMPS, &C.,
AT AUCTION.

have received consignment OF the above
goods. and will sell them in back saies-room, on
TUESDAY THB 27fH INSTANT,
NJ 1oLl o'clock. The collection will consist Of
4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DlNNLk-SEIS Oh 10
and 40 pieces each;
Elegant MANTEL CLOCKS, elghtday move
mont, half-hour strikes, Cathedral goGgs
beautiful collection Of SEVERN fAlENCE
LAMPS. win raised gold decorations du-
pick burners, With ruby, opal, crystal, dome'
and other shajes.
Handsome VASES VI expensive designs:
PLUSH-LINED BOXES of RIPPER aud SALl
BOTTLES;
And many other desirable and beautiful goods.
ina collection may be examined on Monday
GEORGE W. MAYO,
noQt Auctoneer.
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some on pRIcE srREEr NEAR LEI0n

BY virtue Of the hereinafter-mentioned decree
vo will sell by auction, on the premises respect
lively. and at the time. named below, me foilO"-
Ing VALUABLE BEAL ESrhrE-io Wit:
FIRST on FRIDAY, November 80, 1855, begin
ming at o'clock =. ~, the IHnkk SMALL
BITT DESIRABLE FRASR DWELLINGS nos.
9lo OH. and Sl3 north Fifth street, just beyond
Bskor street. and the VACANT LOT between
Nos. 9ll and 9l3. fronting about q feet lhese
houses can DO made very desirable homos or
viii prove Satisfactory Investments 1ho lot 10
pretty aud in au improving section. 800,
second on SATURDAY, December ]. leso,
atA O'Clock p. NJ, will be sold the good fkAHb
HOUSE No. 6Os north Price street. near Ieigh,
with the LOT on which Il stands. This house
has always rented well. And thsn we wil
sell an Adjoiaing VACANT LOT Of about Is feet
A plat Of the property can be seen at the otiice
Of the auctiCDeer.
TEKHs: ono third cash. and the residue at six,
twelve. AMI eighteen months, for notes, with IN
terest added ami title retained.
j. H. TUCKER. JE,
GEORGE 2. hAW.
Special Commissioners.
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AUcrIoN aALks-Fu.urO Bays.
b. QuArles & McCurdy.
Keai Estate Ageats.

UCTION SALE OF FRAME
"a DWELLING No. l4sS POPLAR STREET,
BFrWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH
STRRRTs.-At the request Of owner We will sell
at public auction On
FRIDAY, NovENBER 25D,
Al a. o'clock, the 6boye PROPRRrY-a three
story frame dwelling containing seven rooms.
Lot l2xi32 feet
TeENs; Que fourth cash; balance In six,
''''' QUARLgs 4 NcCuRDY,
Auctioneera.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT OF
LAND 30 BY 80 FEET, WITH A FRAME
DWELLING THEREON. i IRE VILLAGE
or SWANsBORO, COUNTY OF CliE,IE TX,
FIELD. LOCATED on THE NORTH SIDE OF
THE MANCHESTER AND FALLlSG-CkhEh
TURNPlKE-By virtue Of deed OF trusttroIn
Charles T. Bowen and wife 70 tue undersigucl rs
trustees. dated the Iith day Of October, 1855, OF
record in the clerks ofllce Of tho Chesierheh
County Court IN Deed BOOK IS, page ~. 10 SO
cure the payment OF = certain sum OF money
default having been made in tia payment there
OF, we will. being required 90 10 do, sell py auo-
ton, on the premises, on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 30, 1883,
at AZ O'Clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY As aooVe
located and described.
TERNs: Ono fourth in cash; the residue IN
three equal payments a. six. twelve, and elgh-
teen months for notes. with interest added, ana
secured by q deed Of trust upon the property
EDWARD :. ROSE,
JOSEPH ". THOMAS,
GEORGE ;. NASHON, JR.
po95 Trustees.
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vl1 aAuli oLtttt. neh-hNoFNAf 'N-
FVRUSTEES' SALE OF A LARGE
TOBACCO-FACrORY, TOGETHER WITH
os4 FEFT or LAND ON DECATUR STREET,
BETWEFN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS:
MANCHESTER, YA.-By virtue 81 two deeds OF
trust. ono dated January g. 1885, and tne other
dated January 90 1886, both duly recorded ID the
CLERK onlcs OF tho Hastings Court OF the city OF
Manchester default having been made IN the
payment Of tho debts secured thereby. ana pelhg
REQUIRED By the bcnelcsrics 30 70 do, the un-
cerslgned trustees will sell at public aucuon' on
the premises, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1893.
AZ o'clock p. NJ. that VALUABLE LOT fronting
eG4 feet OF tho rorth side Of Decatur street, Ok
tending from Sixth 10 Seventh ftreet., ana
large THREE-S TORY FACTORY BUILD
no, SHEDS, ami UlLDlNGS thereon
ana thereto belonging This property here
tofore has been occupied as hemmery
and il Is now ready for any one 20 continue
IN the same business Tho building "a IN COCO
order and IA adapted for almost any kind OF
manufacturing business. Ample steam ana
power can he furnished 70 the Duyer az n9iul-
nal cost Tho property will be sold az whole
or the vacant lO.s will be- sold separately, as may
seem TO DO Dost AT the sale. Tor turthef parscu-
lars apply 10 the eucti0neers
TERMS: One fourth cash. and the balance IN
ak. twoive, and eighteen months deferred pay
ments bearing interest from day OF salo ana Sc
cured by deed OF trust
RICHARD G. PEGRAM,
Trusfeos under the FIRST deed;
WILLIAM II. PALMER,
r. T, CRUMP,
Trustees under the second deed.
SAMPSON & ADAasoE. Auctoneers. no =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
THOMAS ". CARTER,
Special Commissioner.

In rms CIRCUIT counr or Tas COUNTY or Hss-
RICO:
Nv. g. Leako, clerk Of said court, DO hereby
certify that special-commissione Thomas n
carter has duly given the bond required u him
BIZ ne decree shove mentioned.
Der. is6x W. 4 LEAKE.
nou Clark