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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-27
Presbytery of Montgomery.
For tho Dispatch.I


LIBERTY. Va, April %. 1880.
The Presbytery OF Montgomery began It's
semi-au1ual session at this place on Tuesday
night with an attendance OF seventeen minis
tiers aud eleven ruling-elders, the number
having been increased 30 that to-day there
are about thirty-fiye members present. Rev.
Dir. Thomas, evangelist OF the presbytery,
wss elected moderator. aud Rev. Or. L. W.
Hooper. OF ChristisDsburg, and Mr.. Goggin,
ruling.elder, were elected clerks.
Reys. j. Il. Bridges aud G. VI. Long
were, after examination, received from other
presbyteries, and a call from the Salem
church was placed in the hands Of the
former.
One eolored minister-irom the Central
(coiored) Presbyterian church OF Lynch
burg-is present as a member.
The names OF two new churches are added
to the list Of the presbytery, which contains
now nearly forty-fve churches Laurel
Grove. in Bedford county, with thirty-one
members, and the BlueGeld church, with
sboutthe same number.
A call from the Fsiling-Sprng church was
sent to Rev. A. Mclean, OF Roanoke Pres
bytery.
A committee was appointed to send let
ter Of sympathy TO Rev. j. II. Leps, who Is
almost hopelessiy i'll in Roanoke City. \
letter from Lincoln University was read
offering to educate ten colored candidates
for the ministry who should be properly
endorsed by the presbytery.
An interesting and effective sermon on
family worship was preached Wednesday
night by Rev. +. w. McCorkle.
Rev. L. III. Price. who graduates this
spring at Union Seminary, was ordained
to-day rs n foreign missionary. His trial
sermon on the subject OF foreign missions.
preached Wednesday morning, was highly
commended. lie expects TO go to China in
Tie present year.
The prosbytery has been occupied to-day
principally IN receiving reports from the
different churches, which are specially en-.
couraging.
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CONFIDENT,
Axp rHr WISE pouBfLEss rArHxR 10
TIE rEeU8HT
What the Norfolk and Portsmouth Place
Hunters Expeot--rhs colosed
Element
,oorre.pOudenc. Of the Richmond pispasch.l

ycorrespondence Of the Richmond pispasch-l
NORFOLK, Apr,i 20, 1889.
The spoils-buaters are now all conodent
that next week, the first Of the month, tns
work Of disp,scing the Democrats In the
nsyy>yard and custom -house Will commence.
Congressman Bowdnn hiss assured them that
the division OF spolls 10 near al hano. and
they take IL that II means the hrst OF tne
month. The officers OF the navy-yard, now.
ever, declare that only incompetent men VIII
be removed right away. The unsptakaoe
faith OF The respective fsctsops IN the ultN
mats success OF each IL bouod TO result Dam
fully here end lead 70 serious complications
and moch bitterness In the party.
The eotored element here h also clamorons
for the places 90 pumerously sougnt neer
by the white srethren. and are making ~
very uncomfortable for the whites. Iney
have their own political ctuns ana other
ORGANISATIONS, and seem impressed with the
ide. that their numbers and influence n a
political factor entltle them 10 share oil The
succuleut plums 20 be distributed at the
nsvy.yard aud custom-house. The various
colored LAWYERS and doctors In this section
all want good places under the Administra-
tIon.
The ceast.survey steamer Blake arrived at
the hayward this morning for stores and
coal.
Portsmouth Canton, Independent order
OF odd-Fellows 1.-THE uniform diyfsionb leit
for Baltimore lass night TO take part IN tue
anniversary celebration IN that city.
Mayor n. G. Banks, eX-Sherih FRANK
slade, and other prominent Republicans
left for Washington last night.
Hon. j. Thompson Baird. mayor OF Forts
mouth, has been appointed orator for the
Memorlal-day celebration in that city on the
18th OF next month.
Colonel George W. Carter, famous az
Methodist preacher. gallant Confederate
soldier. Louisiana politician, and lauerly an
eloquent advocate on the temperance ros-
trum, is again 10 enter the ministry. lie
has been granted a locsi preachers license
by Cumberlasd-Strest Methodist Eprcopal
church, and will apply for admission to the
Virginia Conieren e at the next annual ses'
sion.
II. II. Dining, The apothecary OF the
hayward for the last twentY-six years, re-
signed his position to-day TO 90 into busi'
ness in Portsmouth. u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-27

Tho weather, Good and Bad-Per
sOnnt.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispa'ch1
TREvuIAN's. VA, April 26. 1889.
OPEN weather with drying winds have
nut our land into fine shape for compliant
ing, and our farmers are busy at It, though
interrupted for the past two days by north
east drIzzle. The Tain-stOrm OF last Sstur-
day was for the time besng one OF the most
severe ever known IN these parts. The re-
cent blizzard upfooted good deal OF Yalu-
able timber in this section.
We have nj last been favored with saw
Mill, located on Mr.. Dske's farm-a long
felt want about here.
Mrs. II. c. GOoch was recently called 70
the bedside OF her son, 8lr. Claiborne Gooch,
who is engaged on the Clinch- Valley extern
sion 81 the Norfolk and Western railroad. in
Southwest VirginIs. News has reached here
OF the subsequent death Of that popular
Young man. The remains sre expected to-
day. Much and universal sympathy is ex-
pressed for the family. Mr.. Gooch was
grandson OF Mr.. J. II. Perkins, a prominent
farmer, aud nephew OF Mr.. NJ. L. Goocb,
county treasurer.
Rev. james Cannon, Jr., and wife, OF Char
lotte county, recently spent some time in this
section visiting relatives.
Mrs. Or. Wills has returned from visit TO
friends in Staunton. TwIG.
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BY y. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L ROCKETS PROPERTY, SITUATED on
LESTER STREET BETWEEN HAGUE AND
NICHOLSON SHEETS, BY AUCTi0N.-In exc
cution OF two deeds OF trHst-<he frsI 70 y. w.
BOwo and r. Topper. trustees, dated February
q, 1887. recorded IN Richmond Chaaosry Court,
Decd BOOK 49, b, page so the other 10 Harvey
Wilson. dated February q. 1888. recorded In said
court, Deadlock IA h, page 2c6-the said ~ W.
Bowc. surviving trustee. and Harvey Wilson
will sell by auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY. MAY 8, 1859.
al flS O'Clock 2. H.. n the order named below,
the following property:
First Tue rWO-STORY- AND BASEMENT
BRICK STORE No. 360S Rockets street, occu.
pied a. & grocery store. with the LOT 25 l-i2xll0
fees, beginning ~ feet east Of Hague street
Second. The TMO-STORY BkICK STORE No.
5SN kocketts street. occupied a. a barber-shop.
with the LOT. 1gxe0 feet IL Is probable that the
vacant part OF this lot will DC sole separately
and then, by virtue % tho last. tue ntioned
trust-deed. the said Harvey Wilson Will sell i'm
niediately after the above sales the LOT oppo-
site the above. frontiag a 9l2 feet on the south
side OF Rockets street, running back 81 feet aud
having indifferent improvements thereon.
All OF this property Is desirable, ard Is above
the reach Of frsshais.
TERMS; Cash sufficient 10 defray the expenses
OF sale, 10 pay anY taxes due. and 20 discharge
two notes asgfegailng sl.ilA with interest from
February -. 1882, and another note for soss.7a.
credit rs u seSi.7s until February Z ic9o: aud
the Residue upon terms 10 be announced az tho
Time OF sale. Il Is probable that more favorable
terms may be announced a the time OF sale.
n. W. BOWIE, Surviving Trustee;
Al 70 HkEyxY WILSON. Trustee.
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LARGE IOr or i49 FEET
CORNER WEBSTER AND ALLEN STREETS,
AND
90 FEET CORNER MITCHELL AND HICKORY
STREET.
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low condition Of health is common With
many who allow themselves to worry. Mental
anguish causes bodily suderings. Anxiety
aud care has broken down many conslitu-
tions. A train OF disorders usually follow
mental distress. Heart affections, nervous
ness, siseplcssness, dyspepsia, liver com-
paiUt kidney troubles, etc, are among the
list A sure remedy for relieving all mental
sud physical distress is Browns Iron Bit
ters. Ii az once strengthens every part OF
the body, making work pleasure and care
unknown.
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WEDNEsDAY. JUNE Il, 1889,

Mt 70 O'Clock NJ, tho VALUABLE AND BEAU
TfFUL JAMESnIYER FARM known "a MI
WARREN,n containing about 95l ACRES. divided
into seven folds, besdes several grazing lots,
and having IN every nelG and lot.a stream OF
running water. thus giving 10 the place great
value as a stock farm. The lands haze south
ern exposure and are admirably adapted 10 tho
growth Of wheat. corn. tobacco, tho grassei, Sc.
la the terraced garden are nearly all OF the
small fruits and ine asparagus beds.
The DWELLING is n cOmmOdiOus one, with
twelve or fourteen rooms, besides halls, &c. IS
covered with slate, has three broad porche', and
Is attractively situated In large grove OF osSs.
and from the house are enchanting views OF the
mountains Including the Peaks OF Onerl on tie
one side. and Of tho James River Valley on tho
other. Warren station, on the Richmond ami
Allegheny railroad, is but few hundred yards
from the dwelling.
Altogether this is q valuable, attractive, and
fertile estste. calculated to NEE. the wants OF a
gentleman OF means, a. II combines al That Is
most desirable IN n country home, or u would
prove a paying investment 10 q good !armer
looking tor profit The place ia located IN Tho
midst OF a refined and cultivated community,
with schools, churches, rost-onlce, &c, cor-
veEieni.
TERMS: Casa sufficient 20 pay any delinquent
taxes that may be due and she costs ~ sale, and
10 discharge certain OF tho debts secured,
amounting 10 sl4.99109, and the residuo A. one,
two, aud three years, for notes, with interest
added and secured Dy a deed Of trust
X. o. ". DUKE.
Trustee in Hrst deed;
GEORGE PERKINS.
Trustee IN second and third deeds;
THOMAS :. MAkTiN,
Trustee in fourth deed;
J. ". ANDERSON,
Trustee IN nfth decd
y. ". BOWE,
sp 21-eod Trustee h. sixth deed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-27
BY Frank d. Hin Il Co,
and
{. A. Catliu,
Real Estate Auctloneors.

DUBLIC SALE OF LARGE NUM-
i Der OF CHOICE AND BEAUTIFUL LOTS
IN DINNEEN'S ADDITION TO TIE CITY or
RICHMOND AND THE PLAN OF RAVENS
WOOD ADJOINING. AND SITUATED ON
CARLETON, HENRlCO, AND MOORE STREETS.
BEING NEAR THE EAeOSlTlON-GROUNDS
or RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG, AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY, AT TIE
HEAD OF LEIGH SIRBEr.-On
THURSDAY. MAY =, 1889.
on the promises. at ~ O'Clock p, W., we win
offer tie above desirable and valuable PRO
PETTY In tue following order;
First. 3OXlW FLHi 10 an alley at the north
east corner OF DinneeB and Carleton streets
second. s0xl01 FEET to an alley ON tho north
limo OF HenricO street.
Third. i00xID FEET TO an alley on the south
line 81 heuricO street,
Fourth. 200xl00 FEET 10 an alley on the north
west corner of Moore aud Dinneen streets, front
ing on Moore street.
These LOTS are amongst tho pretiiest Ia tho
plans OF Dinneen and ksyensW0O1. whore there
has been moro real activity recently than in
almost any other locality on the suburbs OF
Richmond. about fitf dwellings having boon
erected in n few months, tnf NO have good rca-
sons 10 believe that there Is a good future Tor
these LOTS. located rs they are on the most de-
sirabio streets IN said plans. VIII 10 sold In
lots TO suit the yiews OF purchasers.
TERMS: One fourth cash. six, twelve. and
two years, with interest added 10 notes, and so
cured by deed Of trust.
Plats OF the property will be shown BY the
ana Aussisassrs
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By y. ". B0we,
Real Estate AuCtlOneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
" TRACT OF 81 1-2) ACRES OF LAND On
THENEW HENRiCO TURNPIKE ABOl I TWO
MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND AT AUCTION
In execution OF a decree Of the Circuit Court OF
Henrico county, entered on he7ih Of May. 1888,
in the case OF Tomliu and nls. rs Braxton's adj
ministrstor. &C.. will sell by auction, AT the Of
fee of the auciioneer, No Eleventh street, on
THURSDAY, April %, 1889.
at o'clock p. Vi, the TRACT OF LAND Of
which william Armistead BraXtOn died seized.
IL contains - 10 ACRES. adi0ins the land OF
James Sweeney, +. IL. Skinker, Mathew Gilman.
and Others and lies opposite strawberry Hill
the farm Of Ma. Isaac Davenport, Jr), from
which II is separated by the turnpike. This
land lies very we'll, has upon 1t some weed, and
cOnld be made beautiful little farm. or Il may
be sold 10 lots II desired. 1t has a small front
also on the new North road.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at eight
sixteen, and twenty-four months; the credit
payments TO be for negotiable notes, with inte-
rest added aud title retained, or all cash at the
option Of the purchaser. ...
THOMAS y. CARTER,
Special Commissioner.
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By Poiudexter & Denoon,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerS
1903 Main street

A TTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE OF
N TWENTY BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
on LOUISIANA AVENUE, ORLEANS. SECOND.
AND LESTER STREETS.-Wo shall sell BY auc-
ton, on the promises, on
SATURDAY, APRIL q. 1889.
at $50 o'clock r. NJ, those desirable LOTS above
descri bed, ton Of which front on Louisiana ave
nue. between Lester and Second streets. These
lots front - feet each and have depth Of 100
feet TO a I0-foot alley. The lots on Orleans and
Lester streets will be subdiyided TO suit the
views Of the purchaser.
Persons of limited means should attend this
sale. as the terms will DO very reasonable and
only small cash payment Will be required TO
secure one Of these lots.
Property in this locality has steadily I'M
proved, and the street-cars, which pass the en-
lire front are soon to be run by electric power.
Attend this sale and secure a lot before the
prices are advanced.
TERMS: Easy, aud will be announced at sale.
POINDEXTER 81 DENOON,
ap25 AuciiOneers.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-27
By Frank ID. Hill d. Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
~ VERY DESIRABLE MODERN. STOCK
BRICK FRONT DWELLING No. u WEST CARY
STREET, On THE SOUTH SIDE OF CARY BIZ
TWEEN FOUSHEE AND ADAMS STREETS,
AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF a decree entered in
the Chancery Court OF the city Of Richmond In
the suit hereinafter montioned. on April -. 1889.
the undersigned, special commissioner, will sell
al public auction, on the premises. on
THURSDAY. APRIL y. 1883.
at : o'clock L. NJ. tho VERY VALUABLE AN
DESIRABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE. To-
cntod a. above and described In said decree as
all that lot of land on The south sid0 OF Cary be
tween Foushee and Adams streets, with BRICK
DWELLING containing eight rooms and all the
modern imprCSemeuts. The house is compars-
lively new, is well built. and rented 10 n good
tenant The Lofts 25xl5i feet to an alley fifteen
foet wide,
This property Is in good nelghborhood. con-
venient TO business, and offers hne OppOrtuni-
~ for those IN search OF a mojium-sized dwell
ing for a Dome or for investment
TEKNs: One fourth cash the balance 10 three
equal instruments in six, twelve, and eghteon
months, the purchaser 10 give negotiable notes,
with per cent interest added, aud title retained
until the purchase money Is paid in full and
conveyance ordered by the Court
JACKSON GUY,
SpeciSl Commissioner.
FRANK D. HILL & CO., Aucsioneers.
PuLLIAN, GUARDIAN. PLAINTIFF. AGAINST NOR
Ton, &c. DEfENDANfs.-lN THE CHANcERY
COURT or THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
i. Charles W. Goddin. clerk Of said court, cer-
THY that the bond required OF the special com
missioner by tho decree in said cause OF April
Is, lSS9, has been duly given
Given under my hand this 10Th day OF April,
1889. CHARLES ". GODDIN.
POSTP0NEMFNT.
The above sale Is postponed on account Of rain
to
SATURDAY, APRIL q, 1889,
Of o'clock p. NJ.
FRANK ID. HILL & CO..
ap2 6 Auc,ioneers.
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BY John 4. Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer.
Bank and Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TEN
LAND ~ The WESTERN SUBJ RIBS. ONE
n ALI MILE WEST or "THF BOI LENARD.'
AT THE iNTFR~SC I1GN OF BROAD : Rect
AND THE ROsENEATH ROAD, WITH \
HANDSOME FRAME DIV YELLING AND
OTHER GMPROyR1f ENrs TiIkREON. BY AlC-
TlON.-Bv Virtue ~ decree - ,hc Circuit Court
oi the county OF Heurco entered on the l,ih iay
81 APRIL iss9 In tho case o. Nicholas. guardian.
against Nicholas ami others. the un iersisnei,
special commissioners, will sell az public sue
ton, on the promises, on
WEDNESDAY. MAY !. 1850.
~ 81 O'Clock j.. VI. the aboye-de-cri 0ed truly
desirable TRACT OF LAND. situated on tho
south side Ct the Broa5-strces road Al its inter-
section with tho EosenoRth road. containing
10 ACRES. The isad lsys heauufuily, being
elevated and easily drained. with n frontare on
two roads Tho improvements consist % com
fortabi and substantial two--tory frame dwe.i-
ing lhuif only tow years ago by tha laio
Thomas II. Nicholas FER his Own usel, aui cone
taus seven or eight rooms, t>side. large barn
with stable and rarrsge-h0use attached.
This property. located within one aud q half
miles OF the city. in such a beautiful portion ~
tho West End. accessible by ths frosl->treet
aud Grove roal. IN tRe direct line oi tho city'3
growth, aud where real estate IS advancing 50
rapidly, should attract the specia! attention o.
investors OF those wishing desirable home I'm
delightful locality
A plat OF the property csn be seen at the onice
Of the aIctioneer.
TERMS: ono third cash: balance IN one and
two years Tor negotiable notes, interest added.
and tile retained until all tne purchase-moneY
is paid aud a ccnYcyRpce ordered ty the Court
EDhI%D 4. MINOR.
BENZ ANfN II. BERRY.
Special Con- N issiOners.
II rHg CIRCUrr COURT or THE C0CNrY or HEN
RlCO-NIcnOLAs, GUARDIAN, vs.. NICHOLAS AND
AIS.
l. W g Leate clerk OF the Circuit Court Of
the county OF Hcnrco, 90 hereby certify mat
Specisl-COmmissi0nors Edmund {. Minor ami
Benjamn 81. Berry have given tho bond "a
CURED by decree entered IN tho sad cause Gu
the l1th day OF April. 1888.
Given under my hand this 18Th day Of April,
lSS9.
aoO W LEAKE.
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BY HenryL. Staples Z Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

rJ,HREE VALUABLE DWELLINGS
IN TIE WEST END FOR SALE BY AUG
TIoN.-We shall offer for sale by auction, en- the
premisos, ON
MONDAY. APRIL %. 1850.
at O'Clock p. NJ, those THREE NEAT TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLINGS situated on the
south side Of Dance street between Carter and
ROBINSON streets. ono square IRON the Electric
car line These houses arc Ia good repair, occu-
pied BY good tenants, and are situated on an
elevated and beautiful plateau OF ground. conf
manding one Of the prettiest views OF the city 70
DO found Tue lots front 20 fee. each and run
back about 40 feet.
TsKNs, Liberal. and made known at sale.
F. HESR1 l. 5rAPI.h5 q CO.,
apH AneiioaseFs.
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pOSTPONR}IENT
BY Frank d. H.ll & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

Real Estate Auctioneers.
THAT HANDSOME, CENTRALLY
/ LOCATED. AND VERY ATTRACTIVE
THREE-STORY BRICK (STUCCOEDi DWELL
ING, 40. 800, Al NORTHEAST CORNER or
NINTH AND LEIGH STREETS, FORMERLY
THE LEWIS WEBB HOMESTEAD, TO BE SOLD
AT PUBLIC AUC1IOS.-On
FRIDAY. APRIL %, 1889,
M ; o'clock r. W., on the promises. we will sell
the VALUABLE PROPERTY described above.
Tho house, which has been recently remOdclled
and put in most thorough order. with all tho
modern improvements. contains thirteen rooms.
besides a dry collar with three compartments.
The present owner and occupant spared no OK
pens8 IN rehtting and repairing this house, aud
IL s. now In perfect order
Jhe house 80 insured in tho Mutual Assurance
Society for $1,000: cost per annun $50. Tho
Lot fronts on Leigh street. 70 sja-2 ieet, with
depth o; lJ2 I'll! feet.
There Is no better location for private resi-
donco IN the city than this. Tho neighborhOod
il irst-class ami It's close proximity 10 the city
Hall, Capitol and business centres will always
be appreciated and render % a -aluable piece
Of property either for q residence or Investment
Possession July !. 1889. Premises can D. seen
any day from 10 4. u. 20 L. or from 70 p. II.
TERMs: ono third cash; balance in six and
twelve months, interest added and secured by
deed OF trust FRANK ID. WILL & CO.,
AlgtiOneers
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POsTPONEMEET.
BY z. c.. Tiusley & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 100 Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF CHOICE AND
"A ATTRACTIVE BUILDING LOTS on
WEST CARY AND WILLIAM STREEI>.-At
the request Of the owner, vino needs tho money
70 increase his business, We VIII offer for sale by
public auction, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, APRIL q, lss9,
ats o'clock p. NJ, that truly desirable BUILD
ING LOT on west Cary street between Carter
and Richie streets, fronting 81 feet aud running
back $50 feet. moreO less
Immediately after NO will offer the LOT In
rear ton William street., 3)Kl30 feet
These lots are in p neighbOrhOod 10 which pro-
porty Is daily enhancing in value, and this sale
should attract persons who are seeking homes
or investments IN this locality.
TER9s: Very easy, and at sale.
T.. c. TINSLEY & CO.,
Aucuoneers
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TUESDAY, III q, ~.
By George :. Vashon a Son,
Raal Mimi Arenl. and Anctlnnear-

Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers.
TRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE OF
4 lot WITH FRAMED DWELLING AND
OTHER IMPROVEMENT THEREON, 10
GATED AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
WEBS TER OR GOODlN AND TYLER STREETS.
THE PROPERTY fkONl - THIRTY FEET
on WEBS EK or CODDlN STREET AND b&-
TENDS BACK l46 FEET TO CABELL STREET.
BY virtue OF a trust decd executed by lsasc
johnson and wife 20 tho undersigned. trustees Of
The Granite Perpetual Building Fund Company
ami recorded IN Richmond Chancery Court
clerks Office in Deed Book 10. q. page 5l6, ID
secure the payment OF certain sums OF moneys
therein referred To- default having been made
In the payment Of the same. We Will, being
thereto required by tho Board Of Directors OF
said The Granite Perpetual Building Fund Com
pany, proceed to sell a. public auction. On tho
premises, on
MONDAY. APRIL o. 1889
at o'clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY above de-
scribed.
TERMS: Cash as 20 $4,000 and expenses Of
executing this trust: balance upon such terms
as may be announced 40 sale.
EDWARD =. ROSE,
JOSEPH W. THOMAS,
GkOkGE :. NA5uON. JR..
ap2i Trustees.
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FINANCIAL.

VNHE ROCKBRIDGE COMPANY
4 This company nov offers its stock for sale.
Books of subscription, prospectus. and full in
formation as to the company can lie had at the
Offices Of WARREN & QUARLES, Bankers and
Brokers, lll7 east Main greet Richmond, Va.
THE MANHATTAN TRUST COMPANY,
10 Wall street. New York.
The of1ice Of the company is ut Lexington, Va
WILLIAM A. ANDERSON.
ap Him Nice-Prasdent