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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
By Y. ". B0We,


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
y TRACT OF e4l-2) ACRES OF LAND on
TIE NEW HENRICO Tt RNPlKE AbOl T TWO
MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND At AUCTION
In execution OF decree Of tho Circuit Court ot
Henr.co county, entered on ths7th Of Nay. 1881,
in the case OF Iomliu and ais. -. Braxtoo's ad-
rninistrator &c, viii ssn by auction, AZ the or
fce Of ths auctionocr. No. 4 Eleventh street, on
THURSDAY. APgIL %, 1859,
NJ O'Clock p. 81. the TRACT Or LAND Of
whieh William Armistoad BraXton died seized:
II contains "a 1-2O ACBES. sdioiGs the land OF
James Sweeney +. Ii. Shaker, Mathew Gilman.
aud others, and lies opposite Strawberry I'M
ttre farm Of NJ Isaac Davenport, Jr.l, from
which It il separated by the turnpike. This
land lies very well, mas upon 10 ssmo wood. and
could be made beautiful little farm. or Is may
be sold in lots II desired. Is has small front
also ON the new North ROAD.
TERNs: One fouuh cash balance at eight
sixteen. and twenty-four months; the credit
paymenrs 20 be for negotiable notes. with into
rest added and tito retained, or all cash at the
THOMAS y. CARTER,
Special Commissioner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Bsse.BaII-En tertafnmen - Per-
sOnaI.

sOnAI.
tCorrsspondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl
APRIL %, 1889.
Two gsypes OF baseball will be played
this week between the mines OF The Wash
ington and Lee University and the Univer-
sity Of Virginia Or the Athletic grounds al
the UDlyerssty. The first game will he
played Tomorrow evening and the second
Sstlrtlay morning.
Revival services are being conducted every
night this week at the Christian church, and
the attendance " good.
Mr.. Thomas Covington left this week Tor
ST. Paul, Mimi, where he will engage In
business.
Mrs. Ware (nes COvingt0n), OF Richmond,
is.visfsfpg relatives in this city.
Operations in The sbOe-iaetory have COM
nfeneed. The number OF operatives Is small
ri present, but the company will Increase the
number IN n Snort while.
The Young ia6ifss Of the University OF Nir-
einia are preparing for several entertain
upents 70 be given for the benefit OF the RlVes
Boat Club Of the University.
The MEes Club is now In training and
has several crews which can hardly be
beaten. Members a this club 90 down to
the sivsnBa river every morning or after
noon ana practice for several hours. Tbis
year - the first time that the organization
has been a6le 10 5aVe tive crews practicing
on the river at the same time,
The course At the University IL such that
the students have much less time to pay 10
athletics than those OF many other colleges.
but the students do not waste their time, aud
whstever spare hours they may have are
given 10 outdoor sports. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
THE CAPTAINS wnIsKERs.
A Fleece Fun that Resulted I'm n Sat
Bedside Marriage.

\ Pittsburgh special says Captain George
Shanaielt, well known lb local. political, and
Grand Army circles, aud Samuel b. Little,
became involved in a Qusrrel on the street
Yesterday. Little, IT is alleged, pulled the
Csptsin's whiskers. wbereupOn the latter
plunged a knife in Little's breast over the
heart, inilteung an ugly wound. Shsnaielt
was arrested.
Little y 9 member OF Battery h, National
GInTd Of Pennsylvania. lie is IN critical
coalition, and his doctor saws that In event
OF inflammation setting in, which is proba'
bic, recovery is very doubtful.
Yesterday was the time fxed for the we'd
ding OF Little and Mas sue NJ. Bsumeister.
OF this city. Elaborate preparations had
been made for the event. A large theatre
party, consisting Of the bridal couple and
guests. had been arranged and Wedding
supper had been prepared IN the home OF the
groom. which had been newly built and
furnished. When Little was taken home
with the wound over bis heart the prospec-
tive bride was sent for and consultation
was held. The old superstition about bad
luck 10 postpone wedding was urged by
the groom and bis friends, and it was finally
decided 10 have the marriage ceremony per-
formed. A mioister WAS hastily sent FOR.
few intimate friends notified. aud Mr.. Little
aud Miss Bauueister were made man and
wife. The groom is twenty-siX wears Of age.
II IL satd be pulled the whiskers Of Captain
Shanafelt, who was drunk, in iun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26

POSTPONE2ENT.
Tho above sale is postponed on account OF the
rain to
SATURDAY, APRIL 9th. AT O'CLOCK.
THOMAS y. CARTER.
np26 Special Commissioner.
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THE TWIN CITIES.
rHx xrws FROM The NAvy-yAsD-THS
PENSACOLA.
oystsrmsn rnrp Up safo-7h, ofices-Rs-
warding the Faithful Employees
General Notes
,corrsspopaepce Of the RIchrnoud Dl.pasch.l
NORFOLK. April Is, 1889.

rcorreeponience OF the Richmond D,spasch,l
NORFOLK. April IS, 1889.
The United Ststcs piactice-ship Cons'eis-
tion len the hayward TO-DAY FOR Annspous
10 cvf ready 10 take the midshpmen out on
fhctr annual summer cruise on the loto OF
June. goipg o. far as Halifax. Lieutenant
r. 4. Richards was In command OF the Con-
stellsfion. with a temporary crew msoe UP OIL
men from the Franklin and pensacola.
IFS now asserted that the repairs ana NJ
ting out of the Pensacola will keep her here
All the summer. The ship was much oene-
sted by sinking In the great storm.
Secretary Tracy was expected at the yard
to-dsv brrt failed 10 come.
wWhsrs Division, Uniform Knights Of
Pvthms. arrived In Portsmouth this morn
Jag from suffolk aud were entertained and
THIS afternoon left with the two uniformed
divisions az Norfolk and Portsmouth Tor
Hampton 10 take part in demonstrauon
there.
John Coehrane snd James Cotton. OYSTER
men OF Scott's creek. who were supposed 10
have been lost in Albemarle sound In Tue
great gale. have turned up all right In
Elizabeth City, y. E.
The Republican Executive Committees OF
Norfolk and Portsmouth are engaged IN
making recomme dations for the various po-
s,t,ons 10 be filled heres6outs by the Al
minisfraiion. They clam that the guiiio-
tine wall gstto work actively the lst OF the
month. -
The American Dredging Company have
presented The captsins Of their dTedges who
saved their property from going ashore by
great exertion and exposure during the iate
gale with valuable gold watches ana the
crews with sums OF money.
The Clvde Line steamship Com 0any nave
presented 10 each OF their employees who
EXPOSED themselves in saving property
during the storm the price OF handsome
SUIT OF clothing.
The Cotton Exchange, Chamber OF Com
merce, uavy.ysrd, aud all Government
offices VIII he closed next Tuesday, the day
being LEGAL holiday for the Inauguration
centennial.
The Committee OF Virginia OF the Wo-
msu's NJ issionary Society has appointed Mrs.
Thomas J. Nottingham vice president OF the
Portsmouth, Baptist Association.
The Democratic primary election VIII DE
held In Portsmouth on the TN and STU Gays
OF NAV. The nomination at the primary Is
equivalent 10 election.
Governor Lee has consented 10 deliver the
memorial address here on Memorial day, the
9Th Of June. The occasion will be IN keeping
with former imposing demonstrations nere'
James Graves and Charles Banks have
been appointed postal clerks on the Norfofk
Southern railroad.
Most Of the vessels that went Ashore IN
the recent gales and that are worth saving
have been gotten silost
The schooner James Kelsey, bound from
VYrRSaia 10 New York with wood, has not
been beard Of since the great gale. "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
By y. ". i,oWe,
Real Estate Aucti9neer.
NALUABLE CORN. AID FLULI

VALUABLE CORN AND FL0l y
Y MILLS ~ KING WILLIAM COTS. D s. l..
NELSON'S AND HANOVER town ~
KNOWN As DABAEl 'SMlLLs. AT A. i..r
By virtue Of a deed OF trust from ". n.
20 Cornelius DAoney and X. q. Mor.ttf
tees, dated IN o. juLe. 1870. ald duly
the undersigned. surviving trustee, " D.. -..
auction. on tho premises, on
TUESDAY. MAY ~, ISL
al p o'clock ". the VALUABLE NILS
referred 70. sitgs,eG IN the road from t-i
Richmond and spoug tsoaIy-one miles
from the latter place.
The improvements Ia the matter N t-
are ample aud w0.i-arran sed Tor tae.r i.'
and the machinery Is in goOi conc -'..
whole IN nrrt-rA.s working order s.
capacity Tor manufacturing 10 bushes -t -
and nour every twelve hours
Fine lOcatiOn Tor = store With good ~.
some OF tho other attractions kOF 30 .A-'
write 10 The aucti0neer.
TERMS. Cash sufncient % pay any - a A''
and srresrsgos Of Insurance AID cost q. ESQ
the sum Of fi,cOo. ami a. % residue 90 '-
SAY f2Al40 on 4 credit OF uins sni f
months for notes with Interest stlei. 81 a
the surplus on such terms az TIE grr'I
assigns may prescgihe; All crcdlt ghi .-'.'
be secured OF = 1eod II trust
h {. WORKMAN, Surviving VIZ
y. W. BowE. AuctiOueer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
BY Frank d. Hill & Co.,
ReaI Estate Auctioneers.


THAT HANDSOME, CENTRALLY
l LOCATED, AND VERY ATTRACTIVE
THRFE-STORY BBICK tsrUCCOEpl DWELL
ING. No. 800 AT NORTHEAST CORNER OF
NINTH AND LEIGH STREETS, FORMERLY
THE LEWIS WEBB HOMESTEAD, TO BE SOLD
AT PUBLIC AUC1ION.-On
FRIDAY, APRIL &c, 1889,
M r O'clock =. NJ, on tho premises. We will sell
mo VALUABLE PROPERTY described above
The house. which has been recently remoSel cd
ard put IN most thorough order, with ali mo
modern improvements, contains thirteen rooms
beeides dry cellar with three compartments
The present owner and occupant sparod no ex-
pense in reGiting and repairing this house, ana
il Is now in perfect Ordar.
The houso Is insured In the Mutual Assurance
Soctety for 5000 cost per annum f.5O mo
lot fronts Oh Leigh street 264h-l2 feet, with a
depth OF ib2 LIZ feet.
fhere isno better location for private resi-
deuce in the city than this. The neighborhood
il nrsi-clsss sad IT, close proximity 10 nc cay
Hall, Capitol. and business centres Will always
be appreciated and render IL valuable piece
OF property either for a residence on Investment
Possession July J. 1889. Prem ses can be seen
any DAY from 10 4. N. 20 T. or from tot !. N.
TERM5: One third cash: balance III SIX ana
twelve months, interest added ana secured Dy
decd % trust FRANZ ID. I'LL u ~,
ap 10 Aucuoheots
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
BY Poindsxier & Denoon,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneors,
1913 Main street.
TTRACTIVE AUCTION s,

A TTRACrIVE AUCTION SALE OF
"A TWENTY BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
ON LOUISIANA AVENUE, ORLEANS, SECOND,
AND LEST Err STREErS.--We shall sell by auc-
ton. on the promises, on
SATURDAY. APRIL q, 1889.
AZ $50 O'Clock r. NJ those desirable LOTS above
deserted. ten OF which front on Louisiana ave-
nue. between Lester and Second streets. Tho5e
lots front - feet each and have a depth OF 100
feet 10 a i0-foot alley The lots on Orleans ana
Lester streets will DO subdiyided 70 sat tho
views Of the purchaser.
Persons Of limited means Should attend this
sole. as tbs terms will be very reasonable and
only o small cash payment will DO required 70
secure one Of these lots.
Property IN this leoality has steadily i'm
proved. ana tho street-car% which pass IN 0 cn-
lire 'front.' are soon 70 DO run Dy electric power.
Attend this sale and sscurs 10; bsfare tho
prices are advanced.
Terms Easy. asd wiif % snnonncede - ests.
PoIHNxxTkR A pKHooN,
apas ARzhnaaa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26

ON ACCOUNT OF THE FAILING
" health o. the owner. John b. Crenshaw, and
bv his request, | will Offer for sale by public
auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, MAY ?, 1889,
at ) O'Clock p. D., that DESIRABLE SUBURBAN
RESIDENCE with about IS ACRES Of land attach
ed on the west side Of Brook turnpike and 'front.'
ing thereon 5Sl feet. extending back between pa
ralIel lines aud fronting on Howard street on tho
south side ! ,322 feet. thus arording an unusually
good opportunity for subdivision, as shown by
map st my once.
Improve ~ ents consist OF large brick build
ing OF rooms, kitchen and servants room. and
usual out buildings. al In good order.
This property IL only three quarters OF milo
from the corporate limits Of The city on pike
which has q charter for railway for cars TO be
propelled by steam or other motor power,
witch will no doubt be In operation at no dis
tapt day. The attention Of Businessmen and
other. Wishing TO com bine the pleasures and
advantages OF city and country life II especially
called 20 this sale.
TERMs: One fourth cash; negotiable notes for
tue balance at one. TWO, aud three years, with
interest ADDED, and secured by deed o. trust on
the property. JAMES II. CkhNShAW.
ap A-W /. Su. Tu, W&rb-st Aucuonsor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
By Frank d. Hill q Co.,
and
f. A. Catlin,
Real Estate Auctloneers.

DUBLIC SALE OF LARGE NUM-
4 Der OF CHOICE AND BEAUTIFUL LOTS
IN DINNREN'S ADDITION TO THE CITY OF
RICHMOND AND THE PLAN or RAVEN
WOOD ADJOINING. AND SllOAl EO on
CARLETON, HENRICO, AND MOORE STREE :.
BEING NEAR THE EXPOSlrlON-GROUN DS
Of RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG , ANn
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY, AT The
HEAD OF LEIGH slREET.-On
THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1850,
on the premises, at 81 O'Clock p, H., We will
o1er tho above desirable and valuable PhO-
PETTY in tho following order:
First 3JOrlO0 FEET D. an alley at the north
east corner OF Dinneen and Carrie on streets.
Second. s0Il0J FEET 90 an alley on tho norm
limo OF HenricO street
Third. l0Oxi00 FEET % an alley on the south
line Of Henrico street.
Fourth. 90Kl0O + kET 70 an alley on the north
west corner ~ Moore and Dinneen streets. 'front.'
ing on Moore street
These LOTS are amongst tho prettiest IN the
plans OF Dlnneen and kayeuswooi, where mere
has been more real activity recently than IN
almost any othor locality on the suburbs oil
Richmond. about hftY dwellings having been
erected In a few months. snl So have good fea-
cons 20 believe that there IA \ good future Tor
these LOTS. locsi0d as they ore on the most de-
sirabo streets in said plans. WIN To s).d 10
lots 70 suit the views Of pur hasers.
1sRNs: Ole fourth cash, SIX, twelve, an,
eighteen months or, one third cash, ono and
two years with interest sddod 10 notes, and Sc
cured By deed OF trust.
plats Of tho property will be shown by the
suctioneers. FRANK d. HILL * CO.,
X. A. CALM.
ap2s AuctioneerS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26

IN THs CIRCUIT COURT or THE COUNTY OF hBS-
RICO:
/. W, s. Leake. clerk Of said court, do hereby
certify that spccial-Commissiouer Thomas y.
Carter has duly given the hOCd required Of him
by tho decree above mentioned.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF Heyem-
Der, 1883 W. ;. LnAhE clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
PIN ANCiAI-

UHE ROCKBRIDGE COMPANL-
l. This company pow oaers Is s.o,s .s %
Books Of suhscr ptlOn. proepecigs. 49, t-. -
formation as 10 the company can o. i-1 p
o1icos Of WAkkKN s SUAkLh>. baAAe,
Brokers. lll7 east Nam stree1. kieh
THE MANHATTAN TRUST COAFAN
10 MALI street, Nes J ie
The once OF the company ~ a. leA -
WILLIAM A AApAh'."
apli.lm Vice PEosi iel'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26

at bX O'Clock P. ". tho aboge-uemod ATIRAC-
TIVE AND WELL-LOCALkD TWO-clOR1
BRICK TENEMENT DWELLINGS (Nos. 900 and
alu on the cast side Of Twentieth street between
Broad and Grace streets. containing seven
rooms Zach. with ga. water, bah, culvert, pave
rnent, SIDE and rear alleys. well arranged. sub
strntinly built aud Ia good order, the lots 'front.'
NIX about l6I xl90 each.
The location is a most convenient and desira-
bio ono, and tho properly. occupied by good
prOmp t- paying aud permanent tenants ~ $sOJ
per annum each, oilers unusual Inducements
as a solid investment
TERMs: One third cash balance by negotiable
notes al six aud twelve months. with interest
added, aud secured by deed Of trust
40 z6 j. b. ELAN, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
By James B. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer.
lil3 Main street.
DUBLIC SALE OF THE VALUA-
BILE DETACHED BRICK DWELLING
No. 5Oi WEST MARSHALL
STREET
By request OF the owners, who sell for division
shall sell by public auction, on the premises,

TtQUr.I
l shall sell by public auction, on the premises,
on
MONDAY, APRIL %. 1899.
az SO o'clock p. ". the VERY DESIRABLE AND
ACKNOWLEDGMENT d Eta e. 4 ID BRICK
DWELLING, No 504, with excellent Lot fronting
about 2srlj3 feet, on the north size OF Marshall
between Henry and Smith streets. Alleys at ssde
ard rear Two stories above tho basement con-
tanning about eight rooms, ard being most
substantial, well-buii. house. which at a mode
rate outlay for painting, &C.. can DO made quite
attractive. A fine grape-arbor aud some choice
fruit trees on the lot Good neighDorhOod and a
convenient aud good-renting locality.
TRRHs: One thud cash the balance by nego-
table notes 81 six and twelve months. with in
terest added and secured by deed OF trust; or
all each, az the option OF the purchaser.
Examine this property aud attend the sale.
Gp5 j. Is. ELAN, Auctoneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
For Rerveas Debility

Use HoEsPoRDrs AcID PH0PaATE.
Or. ~ L. Turner, Kasson. Mimi. saws
az bsye found it very beneficial in nervous
debility, from any cause, and for indigeS-
ton"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
BY John r. Godiin,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
Bank and Eleventh street

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TEN
y ACRES or CEOICE HIGHLY IMPROVED
LAND n THE WhSrEKS SUBURBS. ONE
HALF MILE WEST or THE Bot LkNAkD.1
At THE INTERSECTION " BROAD ~tkEEI
AND THE ROSENkAPn ROAD. WITH 4
OTHER IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, BY Al G.
TION.-By virtue % p decree % The Circuit Court
OF the county OF llenrco, entered on tho i'th day
Of April 1889. in tho case OF Nhcaolas, guardian,
against Nicholas and oshers. the un iersgned,
special commissioners. will sell al public auc-
ton, on the premises, On
WEDNESDAY, MAY !, 1880.
al 81 o'clock y. ~, thn ahOye-dascribed truly
desirable TRACT OF LAND, sItusted on he
south side Ct tho BreaI-sreet rOad az its inter
section win the Roseneath rusd. containing
10 ACRES. Tho land lays beautifully, beng
elevated sud easily drained. wtth frontage on
two roads The improvements coosist OF a com
Portable snd suOstauual tUo-siory frame dwell
ing built only a few years ago by tho late
Thomas H. Nichols for uls own use. aud con-
tains seven or eight rooms, besides large barn
with a stable and csrriage-house attached
This property. located within One and half
miles Of the cliy 10 such q beautiful portion OF
the West Ind, accessible ~ the brnad-Street
and Grove road. in tho direct line 81 tho city :
growth. aud where real estate II ADVANCING 80
RAPIDLY, should attract tho special attention. o.
investors or those wishing desirable homo IN a
delightful locality
A plat Of the property can be seen az tho ONCE
OF tue aucti0neer-
TBRss: ore tnird cash; balance IN ono and
two years for negotiable notes, interest added,
and title retained until sll tbs purchase money
ia paid aud a conveyance ordered by the Court
EDMUND G. MINOR.
BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
Special Comm lssiOners.
IL Tx CIRCUIT COUHT or THE County oP HgS-
RfCO-NICHOLAs. GUABDfAS, vs.. NICHOLAS AND
AIS.
J., W. s. Leake. clerk Of the Circuit Court Of
the county Of Henrico. do hereby certify mat
Observation-Disclosures Edmund G. Minor ami
Benismin n. Berry have given the bond re-
CURED by decree catered IN tho said cause en-
tpe 18Th day Of April, 1850
Given under my hand this 18th day OF April,
1883
ap20 W. :. LEAhE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
BUSINESS CHANCES.

CREAMERY AND CHEESE-PLANT
~ FOR sALK, consisting Of ore Four-Horse
Upright Engine. De Lava epirslor Blan ;hard
Churu, Butter-Prcss, two Chee e.Na's, four
Chee.e Presses. Shaftinc. lug, &c, ali COM
plefo for operating. Used only three months
and in grst-rate order. Price, $50 Address
j. MCAURRAN & CO..
ap2let Gordonsvlile' Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
A UCTION SALE OF CHOICE AND

A UCTION SALE OF CHOICE AND
"A ATTRACTIVE BUILDING LOfS on
WEST CARY AND WILLIAM SThkEIS.-At
the request Of the owner, who needs the money
70 increase his business We VIII Oiier for sale BY
pubic auction, on the premises, on
SATURDAY. APBiL q. 1889,
at 3 O'Clock T. A.. that truly desirable BUILD
ING LOT on west Cary street between Carter
and Richie streets. fronting IS feet snd running
beck $50 feet more or less.
Immediately after we will offer the LOT In
rear ION William street, 3lxl31 feet
These lots are 10 a neighborhcOd Ia which pro-
perry 1, daily enhancing In value. and this sale
should attract persons who are seeking homes
or investments In this locality.
Terms: Very easy, and az sale.
Z. c. TINsLEY E CO.,
ape AuctiOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
BY George 3. vsshon & Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auetioneers.

TRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE OF
Il LOT WITH FRAMED DWELLING AND
OTHER IMPROVEMENTS THEREON. 10
GATED AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
WEBSTER OR 0ODDlN AND TYLER SrRkEIS.
THE PROPERTY FRONTS THIRTY FEET
ON WEBSTER or GODDIN STREET AND NIX
TENDS BACK l46 FEET TO CARgLL STREET.
By yirtue OF a trust dood executed by Isaac
Johnson and wife TO the undersigned. trustees OF
The Granite Perpetual Building Fund Company.
and recorded In Richmond chancery Court
clerks ofice in Decd Book i55. u, page biB. 70
securs tho payment OF certain sums Of moneys
therein referred 10. default having been mado
In tho payment Of the came. We VIII, being
thereto required by the Boafd OF Directors OF
said The Granite Perpetual Bulldog Fund Com
psny. proceed TO sell 81 public auction. on the
premises, on
MONDAY, APRu 20. 1889.
at O'Clock T. H., the PROPERTY above de-
scribed.
TERMS: Cash ~ 20 <4s9 ~ and expens.s OF
executing this rust; balance upon such terms
as may be announced at sale.
kDWAHD & ROSE,
JOSEPH W. THOMAS.
GEoRGEA YAauoN. IN.
an IrasDsA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
BY y. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctionser,
URUsTEE'S SALEOF FOUR GOOD

NRUSTEE'S SALE OF FOUR GOOD
Il LOTS on CEDAR STREET BETWEEN
BUCHANAN AND JAMES STREETS trustee
Va deed Of trust from :. Z. Coke. d ed April
O. 1889, ami duty recorded IA heDtico County
Court, will, being thereto required By the oene-
rclary, sell by auction. on the promises, IN
SATURDAY, APRIL a. 1888.
st o'clock r. NJ. tbs LOTS above described
being midway Uetweon Buchanan and James
streets on the south side o. Cedar street. with q
front OF M6Ii32 feet. These are good lols for
building purposes apd they will probably sell
cheap, 30 come and buy one or more OF them
Terms: Cash. q. 4. FAbb.
apU Trustee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26

IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE EX-
4 ECUPORS sale. advertised hboye-ssy at 8
o'clock shall sell By auction that GOOD COR
MEX BRICK STORE AND DWELLING a. tho
southwest corner Of Franklin and Twentieth
streets 10 Which special attention Is invited. the
owner being resolved to Sc II, and The terms OK
ceedingly liberal j. b. ELAN,
az % Auctoneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
By J. Thompson Brown Co.,
Real Estate Agents AMI Auctioneers,
lll3 Main street.
WRUSTEE'S SALE OF FRAME
DWELLING
ON NORTH TWENTY-SIXTH STREET

ON NOkIH Nv IN -SiAlH clhbhl'
BY virtue Of a deed dated March l6. 1879 exc
cuted by Wexford Williams ana wife 10 the un-
dersisued, trustee. empowering me 10 execute
at once certain trusts therein mentioned. the SAID
deed beng of record IN the clerks ONCE Of tho
County Court of HenricO, will proceed 10 sell AZ
public auction, on the premises, % the highest
bidder, on 100
FRIDAY, APRIL &C, 1859.
At Ao'clock =. NJ. he above PROPERTY, being
a FRAME TWO-STORY DWELLING on the west
line OF Twenty-sixth between and streets,
next door south OF the public school
Tho lot fronts q feet, more or less, on sald
line Of TWenty-sixth street, with depth Of 10
feet.
TgRNs: one third cash balance In Elk and
twoive months, interest added, securod by trust
deed
The above sale is now made a. the cost and
charges of Joseph Davis and Louisa DSyls, his
wife, the purchasers al a former sale OF this
property, who have failed 20 comply with the
ierrns OF said sale ) h. CHM, Trustee.
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