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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
AUCTION sALys-Fasuve nays
Bys W. Bows.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
THE LARGE AND ELEGANT
PRIVATE RESIDENCE.
wITa BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS ATTACHED,
SITUATED AT THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF THIRD AND CARY
STREETS.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
By request Of Mr.. w. G. Miller ] will soil at
auction, on the premises. on
VuTfpxnAX Amir 1900

By request OF Mr.. w. u. Mllior Nlli soh ~
auction, on the premises. on
THURSDAY, APRIL IL. 1889,
stax O'Clock p. NJ. his well-known aud univer-
sslly-admired RESIDENCE, situated a. above.
IL IL OF brick. covered with stuocoe. and contains
fourteen rooms besides store-roofns Gnd closets.
with hot cold, and shOwer-batns. ana water.
with stationary Wristbands Ia the principal
chambers: kitchen, with FIVE rooms, Tor SER
wants laanGry, with stationary fixtures; gas
throughout the premises, and all or the most
modern canveniences The stable Il nearly new,
and be sides q hostlers room has space Tor TWO
carriages and three stalls.
IL would be impossible Ia an advertisement 70
convey an adequate idea OF tho compleseness OF
this property In eyery respect II Is enough 70
saw that IL combines the most sdnrable ar
rAnEements with the most beautiful and tho
rough finish in every detail. and the highest
no.sibie degree 81 convenience aud comfortable
sccommod alton for n large family
Tho lot fronts 133 feet on Third street and runs
back 100 feet. .
The situation Is one OF the most beautiful and
convenient in the city, soc as it stands this pro-
perry IL not eIcellsd by any other In ell that con-
shttl,es a hrst-class residence.
II will be sold as whole. or II desired the
dwelling will be- sold With front OF about
- feet leaving three building lots, each fronting
about q feet on Third street 70 be sold sepa-
rately.
Persons wishing 20 examine the premises be-
fore the day Of ealo are requested TO call upon
me.
TRIMS: Accommodating. aud will be made
known at the time OF sale. y. w. BOWIE,
pAA6Std Aucuoneer.
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April

When tassels swing from rcddening birch,
And liyerwOrts with blue eyes search
For sunbeams. and from budding perch
The robins note doth tickle
The farmers ear with promise sweet
mystic voice we hear repeat
In tones Ike whish of Wind-hlown wheat,
Ppm tickle, ficsle, fickle."
When wOOing kisses OF the sun
Make dandelions glow upon
The downy slope aud near tho brun
Like globes Of melted nickle,
The dewdrops glitter mong the ferns,
And marigolds uplift their urns.
That voice its mystic rhythm turns
"l'm hckle. Gckle, tickle"
And should you. tho no clouds do froWn,
UmbrelAless 20 ogt OF town.
And later feel torrent down
Your spinal-cOlumn trickle,
Tho fi1t you'd have 20 strive aud strain
From maledictiOns 60 abstain,
At last you'd cluck the old refrain
"uoW ickle. tokle. ficklei"
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something n Nnme.

"Been fishing, eli, Primer"
"Yes, been up near Blackwater trying
my luck in 'Six-Mile Run. ,"
"Six-Mile Run ?" That's a queer
name for a trout-preserve, amt it (?
Wonder what they call it that for ?"
"Never knew myself until | tried it.
Pretty sure now though that they named
it that because the trout in it would run
SIX miles rather than give an angler any
ENCOURAGEMENT"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07

Little Fred. remarked Of Mr.. Frag-
ment, who was a famous sufferer:
81 think, Mamma, that Mr.. Fragment
must be al awful coward.
land why, my boy
"Csuse he shivers so on the front of
every word as if he was afraid if he let
it out all at once il would hurt some
body"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07

Senator Colquit,. Of Georgia, is one OF The
finest specimens Of physical manhood IN The
senate. lie towers five inches above the
average pedestrian, and his face Is as strong
intellectually As bis body Is IN blood and
sinew. lie dresses neatly, In rather cieri-
cal fashion, aud bis cleanly.shayen face has
ministerial appearance. Colquiu Is about
sixty years OF age, and - not rlcb man:
Uncer the Cleveland regime he sulcYed
ersst confederation. rs President Cleveland
tooE a gres, dislike 10 bis colleague, Senator
nVonu
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Gond for Ilis Ru.!neNs.

"Ah, DIR. Desdwood, how are You -?
Haven't seen You since you settled in the
far West. How is business with you "
Exceptionally good, Sir. Never bet
ter
"Then OF course there's lots OF sick
ness in your vicinity
sickness Never hear OF such a
thing out our way.
"Never hear Of any sickness Then
/ can't understand"
Cant, ell? Why, the shooting sea
son continues all the year round out
there"
"Shooting season ? How does that
assist your business ?"
Naturally enough. I'm the deputy
coroner and olliciate at all the inquests. "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
BY John =. Goddin.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionsers,
Bank and Eleventh streets.

UCTION SALE OF THAT VALU-
"A ABLE FRANK STORE AND DWELLING
NO. AS DUVAL STREET. NEAR BROOK
AVENUE. AND A SMALL FRAME DWELLING
ADJOINING. i will sell at public auction, on
the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10. 1889.
Of 4:s0 o'clock p. NJ. the abOye-lOcstei PRO-
PETTY No. 42s Is two stories, with q store In
front and four rooms ia the roar aud above.
The TENEMENT adjoining On the west con-
tains three rooms. LOT fronts S2S feet AMI
runs hack about IN feet The property Is in
excellent repair. and occupied by good tenants
For an Investment or "a business stand this
presents irs opportunity. Don't fail % attend
tbs sale.
TERSs: Liberal JOHN I. GODDiN
up J.7.9,i0 Auctonser.
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ne nind1n tne Erring.

When trouter goes out and returns from the
Kill
yyIth a pennyweieht trout as the proof of his
skin.
Don't iot il your inference bias
10 he happens 10 say he has captured score
OF finnies that Gy'rage pound-weight or more
Iodub him shrowd Ananias
A man who can magnify hsh with such ease.
And DO Il with gravity such as one secs
In a clergyman preaching q sermon,
Nav not be n liar let charity move
Your mind TO rather morc liberal groove,
And call hlp 4 Heller or Hermann
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Fills tn the Gap.

al see it remarked among the fashion
items that invisible plaids are in high
favor now"
"Invisible plaids don't see for the
life of me how they can make use of
anything invisible
"Don't, Ell? Why, they compose the
attic portion of the decOliette costume
the part that's left out. don't you know. ="
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
BY John 7. Goddiu,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer.
Bank and Eleventh streets.

CENTRALLY-LOCATED AND AT
" TkACTIYE kEE-sfOkY-AND-BASE K
MENT EAST & RACE-STRERT RESIDENCE. No.
3lf. FOR SALE BY AUCTi0N-At the request
Of The owner, who IS . nonresident, will sell al
auction. on tho premises, on
TUESDAY. APRu 9. 1889,
AZ O'Clock h. 81, that substantial THREE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BRICK DWELLING,
No. 3l4, on the north side OF Craze street between
Third aud Fourth streets, containing ten rooms,
besides Kitchen with four rooms. The basement
Is very light and airy. and Is we'll suited Tor q
professional gentleman The house has recently
been put IN good repair, and Is occupied by an
excellent tenant. Gas. water. bath. &C. Lot
254xi2G feet The location OF this property. be
ing 80 near TO business. should commend itself
70 any one In search OF good homo or a safe In
Vestment.
Terms: Liberal, aud announced at sale.
JOHN 4. GODDIS,
ana Auctlonesr.
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A Credible announcements.

"Tm getting awful raveneus. Hank.
Let's 20 into the restaurant over there
and get something to eat.
ii wouldn't go in there, Dick. You
can't get ANYTHING but hash in that es-
tsblishrnent -,
"You are mistaken about that, old
fellow it's an English chop-house.
"Just what gives it away: they chop
all their meat and provisions into hash.
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WADE wHIPPLE's wHIMs.
lFor the Dispaich.l

NOt All TOT INC UNEs
Don't see anything very remarkable
about that new dog OF yours, Bobbins.
Don't see how you come to give so
much for him. "
"Much? He didn't cost me penny
over FIVE dollars"
"He didn't? Why. understood you
gave three hundred for him."
"Oh, that WAS for the entire outfit
five dollars for the dog and two hundred
and ninety-fve for his pedigree"
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TOa Suggestive.

"I have determined, dear, to have my
new dress made with striped borders,
and wish you to get me some of the
material when you go down town.
81 wouldn't have anything of that
sort, darling don't think it would be-
come you.
"And why not, pray?"
"Because It's too much of the convict
imprint, don't you know-tOo strongly
suggestive of the other striped board
ers.
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West, eusrdian'l Richmond ohanc'ry Court
West ct ais DOcres entered April 4. 1882
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
BY Sutton 8 Co..
Real Estate Agents AMI Auctioueers,
1914 Man street.

UCTION SALE OF NICE DE-
"a TACHED BRICK DWELLING on TIE
WEST SIDE or BROOK AVENUE, JUST Be
You'd THE CITY LlMlT>.--At the request OF the
owner. who Intends 10 discontinue houssk c ping,
We shall oier for -ale. az public auction, on
THURSDAY. APEIL II, 1859.
at O'Clock p. NJ. tho PROPERTY above de-
scribed, At present aud Tor many years occupied
by Mrs Henrietta snider
The house has SIX or seven rooms, detached
kitchen. and other Out-nuildings. The lot fronts
80 feet on the west side Of the avenue and runs
back between parallel lines Ill feet inches.
This can be made q nice home for any one OF
moderate means, and being just beyond the city
limits the taxes arsabOut one half OF what they
would be in the city.
Trims: Al sale. SUTTON 3 CO.,
an AucfiOneers.
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AUCTION sALES-Mcnday.
by Quarles 4 McCurdy,
Real Estate Auctloneers.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE JEN-
Il NINGS Farm,
ABOUT -FOUR MILES BELOW THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.
AND LYING IMMEDIATELY on THE YORK
RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD
AND VERY NEAR THE RICHMOND AND
sEVEN-PINES DUMMY LINE,
AT AUCTION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07

Pursuant 70 a resolution adopted by the stock
holders OF the Dunlop & McCance Milling and
Manufacturing Company Of q meeting held on
the els. day OF March. lss9, the Board OF Direc-
tors Of said company will offer for sale al public
rnn.arniaaa m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07

Glow do you like the new tenor, Dea-
CON-" .,
"He hain't my style at all, Parson.
Chow is that? I'm sure he has
voice of fine timbre."
Timber WAL now, come to think,
il does kind O hint o one kind o timber.
Ears I'm consumed 1 low I'd git sick
o'-more SIGH singin' as hisn. ."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07

over-carsful and distrustful young cynic.
The first viii make friends and mistakes,
he will con6de himself too easily, suffer
in consequence, learn wisdom from the
experience, and strength from the sor-
row. He will taste the joys OF true
friendship, the pangs of misplaced faith,
the rapture OF love. and, perhaps, the
agony OF loss. lie will scale the heights
and descend to the depths OF feeling,
and know what life means.
He will find hands held out to assist
him, lips ready to praise him, eyes ready
TO smile upon him for the joyous, con-
fiding, and faithful nature attracts TO it.
self its own attributes.
TIE YOUNG CIVIC,
on the contrary, will make no friends
and no progress He will not fall, be-
cause he will not climb He will not
suffer from misplaced affections, because
he will not love- he will spread gloom
and depression wherever he goes. and,
keeping on the level plains with careful
feet, he will erisi. but never nee.
| wish we could introduce a professor
or preceptress OF optimism into every
school in the world. / would rather see
a child taught the science Of loving hui
manity than oil the dead languages or
higher mathematics.
Why not introduce this branch OF in
struction into our nurseries and homes
1t is sorely needed.
ELLA WHEELER Wilcox.
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liz Nns.AwaY OF"

am tell you what it is, my friend, il
YOU expect to succeed in life there ii
one thing you must do--you must Guilt
waite the mother-tongue.
"By the jumping iiggers, young man.
but you're away of Come around to
nv bungalow with me, and il you don I
say our mother-tongue grows more
words to the square acre than any tele.
phone under the starry root. then III
eat my gum boots.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
BY ". W. Rowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A CEN
TRALLY-LOCATED AND VALUABLE LOT
sHoCKUE SLIP ADJOINING THE OFFICES
OF
THE LATE W. X. MARTIN.
AT AUCTION.

BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust recorded
in the clerks once OF the Chanceiy Court OF
Richmond, In Deed Book III G.. page 3i3. VIII,
AZ The reQue OF the beneficiary, sell b. auction,
on tho premises. on
WEDNESDAY. APbiL Il. 1883.
AZ O'Clock P. NJ, the VALUABLE LOT above re-
ferred 20. fronting 81 feet 10 inches on the east
sde of Sh0cSOo slip and running back about
"a feet
This property is desirable as site for onices,
which would doubtless rent Welt
TERMS: ono fourth cash; balance tn ak,
twelve, and eighteen months, for notes with in'
tercst added, aud secured boy trust deed.
A. l. BOULW ARE,
ap6 Trustee
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AUCrios sAL.s-ruture pays. ..
ByJ. Thompson Brown Co.
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerA
i1i3 Main street.

Real Estate Agents and Auctionesh
Iii3 Main street
COMMISSIONERS SALE
" ORA
Two-sroRY- AND-BAsHyEST sToCK-BRich
DWELLING,
WITH VACANT LOT ADJOINING,
ON MAIN STREET NEAR SOUTHEAST con-
NRR TWENTY-FoURTH STREET,
AND
TWO HOUSES AND LOTS
AND
ADJOINING VACANT PROPERTY
on
SIXTEENTH BETWEEN BROAD AND MAR
SHALL, NEAR CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO DEPOT.
West. euardIan,) Richmond chauc'ry Court
West :, ais Docres entered April 4. 1882
nv virtue Of the above decree. entered on the
above date, the undersigned. special eonnli,Sy
sioners therein appointed, will SELL az punlIc
auction. ON the premises main ana l"en"-
fourth sireetsl, on
FRIDAY. APRIL 70. 1889.
atsP.M NJ. the BRICK HOUSE AND VACANT
LOT above described.
This PROPERTY, with proper lmproVenlen.'
"a
ana BIZ use OF a side wall = store could oe DUH
on the adjoining LOT at small expense which
would pay we'll Then, on
SAME DAY,
ate p. NJ. At sixteenth and Broad streets, the
BALANCE OF TnB ABOVE-DEsCRBED PhO-
PERIY.
The improvements thereon being in bad re-
pair at present could be utilized In the erection
Of other property on the lot, or the whole coui'
be removed and most excellent coal and Woou,
rrN fIafs4r ~ nhan
manufacturing site. the nesrness 70 the ChesA-
peake and ohio railway giving II ample shipping
facilities.
Terms: One third cash, and the residue In two
equsl payments. payable AZ six and twelve
months from Gay Of sale, the purchasers ex-
ecutng negotiable notes, with interest Sluel'
and title retained until the whole purchase
money IS paid and a conveyance ordered by inc
Court W. ii. BEVERlDGk,
g. Il. JACKSON,
X. /. PAIGE.
Special Commissioners
J. THOMPSON BRoWE & Co, Auctioneers
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tHALL, NtAR CHEshI IsAINH H''D
OHIO DEPOT.
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yxcn,ef Iu,tlcs,. Opinlon

Judge q. A. Locarane. Of Georgia, In 3
letter TO DIR. Biggers. states that he never
suffers nimself 70 be without bottle OF a Dr,
ls,seer.'s iuckleberry Cordial, for the reiiel
OF All bowel troubles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
OFFICE OF AGENCY:
OVER MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK.
Corner Main and Eleventh street.

The par value OF the stock Is SIS per share.
The Company offers 70 the puslie $1,000 Of its
capital stock at par, payable - In cash end IS
per month. with interss, al per cent per 60
mum on each share until paid, with night 10 an
tiepste payments.
No subscriber will b. allowed TO take over 500.
This offer will remain opon only until The issA
day OF April 1850 and until that time none o. me
eorp9rato,s viii be allowed 10 subscribe Tor any
portion o. this $1,000 After that day hsssock,
n 20. taken OF any part thereof which may 70
main. will be taken BY the corpcrssora and no
more will be offered al that price.
Tho Company mas over 1900 'front.' fesso1 the
best aud most BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOrs 10
the western suburbs OF Richmond. lying princs-
psily Ia sidney. Thss we're obtained ai price
considerably below market value. are rapssdy
advancing, and the value Of the stock advances
In proportion.
This Ia a rare opportunity for persons OF mode
rate means 70 invest In the most desirable real
estate In our subaroS
Parsies buying los from TITS Company, and In
tending 10 build. can BORROW 80 PER CENT.
of tae value o. lots asd Intended Improvements
st per cent. per annam on long TINE
For perpons OF small means mis- Investment 10
far better than depositag 81 interest," In .
savings paak. because he money Win b. per-
fectly safs and the iavessmsns OF Is viii sasit,s
tho stoskAeldsa " the advance spos 80 vofth
OF real estate
since We cempsay vas orssulssd and the
property acquired soms Of ~ property has sssn
soid at IA ADVANCE OF OVER 20 PER CENT.
above cost and every share Of stock win psrthct-
pate pre- re;s In ell proatA
Books Of subscription srs now open .; ne
ofncss Of JANIS II. po0LEY. Noa and over
me Merchants Nassonal bans. corner a Main
and Eleventh ssrsstA JAMES " DoQsxI.
Prssidsak
Gsosas J. HoosaA ssussasx 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07

BY virtue Of \ decree OF the Chancery Court OF
the city Of Richmond. Va. Ia tne chancery suit
therein depending. styled Tompkn's admins
traulx -. TomDkins and ais, lompkins's admin
isuatrix re. Allison s. Addison and ala, (. :. T.
Patteson. trustee, Us. TOmpkins and ais.-sAd
decree was entered on the 20th dag Of Novem bar.
leoS-We, the undersigned special commission
eTs. viii proceed 10 sell al public auction. on the
dAy and hour above prescribed. that AAGNIfl-
CENT FARM located in Powhatan county. known
az fAkhINGrON, containing l,065 ACRES OF
EXTREMELY VALUABLE LAND. About 200
hcres IS open land and i Ia high stare OF cult-
walton, and produces finely wheat, corn, OATS. to-
baoco. aud grasses. The balnnce Of the lands
are well wooded and timbered with oak and
pine. There are several creeks flowing through
THIS place. and are nevrr-failing streams. This
beautiful farm lies In spiendid neigho0rhoot,
convenient TO schools, churches, aad mills, both
saw and grist.
The improvements consist OF a NICE FRAME
HOUSE, containing or 10 rooms. ana all the OUT
houses usually found on first-class farm.
such al elegant estate a. this should attract
tho attention az capitalists AMI home-seckors
Ihis property viii b otcr0i as whole or
may DO sub divided into three tracts, - will be
shown by plat Of tho lands exhibited on day Of
sale. II sold In parcels the trAct No. !. contain
ing 5O4 acres, With all tho improvements, will
be nrst offered then tract No. >. c0ntsinng eli =
acres iue open land and wooded land thsn
tract No. > containing 3l7h acres of beautiful
creek. meadow. and fine timber lands
For further information cal on the auction
GERS. who will take pleasure in giving any in
formation desired. and plat OF the above
described farm Il a. their Office.
Parties wishing ~ attend this sale will leave
Richmond on the 800 4. ". train (idchmOnd and
Allegheny depot, getting OIL AZ Lee station.
where they will be met b. conyeyanccs and
taken over 70 the sale.
TIE TfRHs under which this beautiful estate
viii 30 offered are exceedingly liberal. and are
az fOllows-tO Wit. Ten per cent. % the pur-
chass-monsy IN cash. the residue on a credit OF
one, two. aud three years. IN "a a. instaiments,
bearing per cent interest from day OF sale TIL
pad. and 10 be secured by bonds OF the pur-
chaser with gOsd pcrso-al security. and by re-
fention Of the titlo or personal security may be
dispensed with il the purchaser prefers 10 pay
as much or moro than one fourth OF the pur-
chase money in cash.
For further particulars address tho auctoneer1
or CONWAY K. rANDS,
corner Eleventh GLd Bank streets;
=. S. p PArrkSON.
No. Z Shafer building. Richmond. Va,
SPECIAL Commissioners.
TOHPKIEsis ADMINISTRATIVE, PLAINTIFF
AG INST TONPKfSs ASD Ais., DEFESDANr3-lN
THE CHAECERY COURT or HE CITY or RICH
N0ND.
!, Charles W. Goddin. clerk Of said court. GER
thy mat the bond required OF the special COM
missioners by tho decree In sald cRu,e OF 2Oth
OF November. 1919 has been daily given.
Given under my hand this Wtn Jay u March
1889. CHARLES ". 5ODDlN, Cork
NIB OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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FOR RENT, ONE OF THE BEST a

NOR RENT, ONE OF THE BESTA
a. BUSINESS STANDS ~ SUTTON. ~ the ~
corner OF Sixth and Louisiana streets. ~ pres
ent and for many years past occupied by Mr.
who Is now retiring from business on account Of
his health. IL has large store-rooni, With good
dwelling above. large foed-house end good
wagon lot To live. wtde-awate business nan
this presents fne opportunity for any one wish
ing TO engage m business stock, fixtures. kc.,
eau be bought ON essy terma For particulars
apply 10 SUTTON u CO,
spf-st I0i} hatn street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
BY X. Is. Chafin & CO..
Real Estate AuctioneerS
No. ! north Tenth street

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION
~ SALE OF VERY VALUABLE MANUFAC-
TURING SITES on JAMES RIVER. ABOVE
THE OLD PUMP-HOUSE.-- virtue Of DEGREES
entered February l6, 1sss. aud April !, 1888, by
tho Chancery Court Of the city Of Richmond IN
tho cause Of Union Bank Of Richmond against
Lewis Z. Harye. t.. ihe undersigned, special
commissioners. appointed for tho purpose, will
sell, by public auction, on the premises, on
SATURDAY. APRIL G. 1889,
at O'Clock p. NJ. the LAND described IN said
cause a. "sll that certain tract 81 land contain
ing-to wit, 10 acres roods, and 81 poles, In the
county Of Henrico betFeen the james river
and the James River and kanaUha canal. de-
sgnsted rs Tract in tho pla; hed as Plat 1
ia this Cause
This is a very valuable piece OF land for manu-
featuring purPO-es, as II is located whore the
fall from tho canal % the river varies from FL
teen to thirty feet DO not fan 70 attend.
TERMS: One fourth cash; ta'ance in three
equal payments with interest Al per cent.
added on negotiable notes u purchaser. at SIX,
until conveyance be ordered by tho Court.
MEADE HASkISS,
WILLIS h SMITH.
A. J.. BOT LWABE,
JOHN DUNLOP
SpoCinl Commissioners.
sale by r. B. CHAPLIN ~ CO., Aucionsers
l, Charles W. Goddin, clerk o. tho Chancery
Court OF tho city Of Richmond. certify that the
bond required Of the special commissioners by
the decree in said cause has been duly given.
Given under my hand this l5d day Of March.
1850. CHARLES W. GODDlN.