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r. Branch entertained number OF friends
IN true, eia.fsshisned Virginia style al their
country hsme, about three miles from The
CITY. The quests may OF them--went IN
covered wagons and formed merry party
by the "llgnt OF The nsoon." The horses,
catching the inspiration IN the crisp wister
breeze, made quick time on the smooth road.
This company were N good plight for the
enjoyment OF the supper, which, to carry
out the full latent Of being az sld.f,sbtoued
entertainment, had for it, browning dish
roast pig. which was served 10 the company
by innumersbls ssbls attendants after tue
fashion OF thirty years ago. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. George McAdams, Dir.
aud Mrs. Willie Talbot. Or. and Mrs. X. q:
Cabsll, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Stokes, Mr. and
Mrs. c. ID. LanshorHe, Mr.. and Mrs. Allan
Talbot, Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton starke, AIR.
ard Mrs.. Randolph Norris, DR.. and MS.
Shields, Mrs. Cole. Mrs. Hubbell. NJ"
Nurchison, Miss Talasge. Mr.. Dudley Nc
Dsuald, and Captain Scott Quilted states
Armv1 Music, cards, and conyertatisn, va
risd BY some very charming Rotations by
Mrs. Randolph Nerris, constituted The
amusement. OF most agreeable evening.
ON saturday evening air. and Mrs. Robert
Whiuock gave 8 card party in honor OF their
guest. Alias Burge. OF Louisville. Ky.
Mr.. George Anderson, OF savannah, has
come to Richmond to begin tue practice OF
Law.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Walker have gone to
Jacksonville, Fla, on visit oil several
weeks.
urs. Halle Wise and her son. Alr. Barton
Wise, have returned from Los Angeles,
Cal, and are the guests Of Mrs. Olivia Hax-
ali, on sixth street.
The Junior German Club met at Mr.. l.
A. Brsnder's on Friday evening AMI W"
led by Mr. Adolphus Blair very success
fully.
Cards OF invitation have been issued to
the wedding OF Miss ARnle Putnsy and Dir.
Archibald Gone on Wednesday evening,
February 18Th, at hali.past 8 o'clock.
(tUy
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BY Rawlings a. Rose,
Real Estate Auctlonesrs,
Nc. II north Tenth street.
SALE q

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A CORNER
Il BRICK STORE, TWO BRICK DWELLING
AND FOUR FRAME DWGLLlNG-HOUsEs On
GRAHAM STREET. II THE town OF Full
TUN; A DESIRABLE VACANT LOT OF %
FREt OK LOUISIANA STREET NEAR FIFTH
STREET, AND 100 FEgT OF GROUND Of
FOURTH STREET BETWEEN LOl IslASA AND
DENNY STREETS. IN PORT MAYO; Also,
TWO SMALL TRACTS OF LAND, CONtAlNlNG
FORTY-rWO AND THIhIY-lHRbR ACRES
RESPECTIVELY. LOCATED On TIKI CRN rKAL
TURNPIKE, n HENBICO COUNTY, A SHORT
DISTANCE BELOW the CllY.-By virtue 81
deed Of trust from John l. bossleuK GS,od
March ~. 1874. duly recorded In the Richmond
ChEnceTy court DeeI-BOOk lU2, page So. and
Honrico county Dosd-BoOk %, page =. ceiEIlt
having been made In the payment Of certaiR
note thereby secured, aud being required so 70
do BY tho beneficiariss | will, as substituted
trustee for j. O. BLACKWELL sell at auctiou-nrsh
OK THURSDAY. FEBRUARY IL. 1889,
a, 4 O'Clock P. NJ. the above STORE, DWELL
ING-HOU>Es, and LOTS. The brick store al tho
corner OF Erin and Graham streets 10 two 5t1ries
and has i've rooms. The Drick dwellings have
four rooms zach. and the four frame dwellings
have three rooms osch. al having good 'front.'
ago on Graham street and running back 40 ieet
70 an alley 10 feet wide; and, next on
SATURDAY. February 10. 1883.
a. u o'clock NJ, | will SOL a. Henrico county
courthouse TWO VALUABLE FAhMs situated
on the Central turnpike three niles below the
city. in the county OF Hsnrico, one Of ~ $4,000
acres, On the north side Of tho said Cen
trail turnpike, The 0lher Of 3 5i5lCJ0 acres wi h
the improvements thereon, consisting 81 q Deat
COTTAGE HOUSE, GU tho solth side Of the said
Central turnpike
Tue very rapid advances in Fulton property
In the past year aud the desirable location OF
this properly must commend II 20 parties seek
ing lrsl-class investment
The farms are beautifully situated, being level
and easy Of imprOYomenL and convenient 70 the
city by one Of the oest roads leading thereto
II ust make them valuable.
TEENS. By consent OF all parties, one fourth
IN cash; balance In four, eight ana twelve
months for negotiable notes bearing per cent.
interest and secured by q deed OF trust; or all
cash, ~ option Of purchaser
LOCIS F. BOSSIEUX,
Substituted Trustee.
RAWLINGS i ROSE. AuctionserA fes
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Correspondence Of the Richmond DI.patch.l

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl
WEST POINT, Va, February ., 1859.
There is every indication that West Point
IL TO have a big boom aud = large increase 10
her business in the near future. II il I'M
derslood that party OF engineers is to he
here in DAY or two TO make plans FOR large
new docks aud sheds 10 be erected during
tue summer, aud Il is also rumorod that a
large gram elevator to be erected here.
John Morris, young negro, wss convicted
Of horye.stealing at King and Queen Court
Yesterday aud sentenced 10 Jail. The negro
claimed, with some plausibliiy, that he did
not mean to steal the horse, but only ride,
and hence the light punishment
Information Was received here Yesterday
OF the marrsge. 10 hIddlesex county, OF Mr..
George DAVIS. a wel-known young man Of
that county. to Miss Ellen, daughter OF tue
late D.. j. Mason Evans and Aiece OF Hon.
A. b. Evans.
The farmers were very much encouraged
. dAy or so ago on the appearance OF the
cold wave, and hoped 10 Gil their ice-houses,
but their hopes have been again b.ast0d, rs It
is now quite warm.
Mr. Joseph Il. Iugals, late OF Ohio, now Of
West Point, father in.law OF g. l.. Morrison,
Esq, editor Of the Star, Is quite III with cam
Ger ,nd not expected to live.
j. b. Woodward. ESQ, Of Richmond,
passed through town yesterday OH visit 10
his parents IN Middlessx county.
WILSOSPMGRM.
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FIsCAsTLE.
Ice Marvest-Bar Association-other
Notes
spondencs Of the Richmond Dispatch

(correspondencs Of the Richmond Dispatch
FEBRUARY 8. 1880.
We have had this week the coolest spell on
the season. Yesterday morning at sunrise
the Thermometer stood at 10, tnis morning at
a. Ice from 81 TO A inches thick was
harvested TO-DAY. stu only. small proper.
tlon Of the houses IN this Town have been
filed.
Last night = hall dozen OF the resident
Numbers OF the Botetourt bar met IN the
Office Of c. NJ. Lunsiord, ESQ.,, and deter
pliaed TO organize bar ASSOCIATION. tenn
porary organization vas effected by the cleo
tion Of Dir. Lunsiord president snd d. 6.
James. Esq. secretary.
The Board OF Supervisors have been In
session here for the past two days settling
with Treasurer McCulioch and also making
arrangements with reference 10 the purchase
OF the new poorhouse farm. The deed
from the Thompson heirs has been perfected
and TO-DAY the board gave TO }. IL. h. flg-
eat. receiver, warrant on the Treasurer Tor
81. 600 in payment. The site chosen |, fne
farm on CatAUba creek about two miles
from this place. The intention OF the board
is to sell the old farm and devote the pros
ceeds in part payment OF buildings which
will have 70 be constructed on the new site.
The aim is to make the farm In as short a
time a. possible ,ei.sustAiniBe, though the
superintendent tells me that this cannot be
done for some time 10 come. DINERS think
this farm will mover be seli-susta' Mug.
The Troutvile Mines have resumed opera
tons With an increased force.
The Local Optionists are 10 high feather al
the prospect OF carrying the county IN The
election shortly to he held.
DIR. NJ. W. Camper, editor OF the Fincas-
lie Herald. has gone to Florence with MS
family. He expects TO engage for a short
time, at least, in q newspaper enterprise IN
that booming town. Several other OF our
prominent tOwnsmen are at present in the
same place.
Mr.. r. L. Moler has been elected secre-
tary Of the Fincastle Young Mems Christian
Association, in place Of L. q. James, re-
signed.
Hon. Jesse D. Abrahams, recently noml-
mated to the Office Of Comptroller OF the
Currency, wss at one time citizen OF this
county. having charge OF the buchanan
High school.
Rev. John II. Eager made fine impression
here by his recent lecture on " A IMP
Through ItsIy."
Mr. Moses Watkins, one OF our most USE
full citizens. is said to be hODelessly ILL.,
Mrs. NsjOr JOha T. Wilson, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. DR.. l.
Goodwin, at this place, returned to-day TO
her home 10 Salem. ACTON.
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POTATO-SALAD.
A PROSPECT THAT IT WILL BE CHEAP
At NORFOLK.
Mortgsgsd for $500, 000-Ths Seine Fish
ermen-A Fire in Portsmouth
Personal Notes

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, February 0, 1850.
The farmers are now getting In their po-
tato crop. Ex-Nsyor A. III. Linosay, OF
Portsmouth,, who owns three oil the largest
farms in the county, Is one OF the largest po-
tato-growers IN this section, and perhaps 10
the United States. He will plant LOCO acres
In Irish potatoes this mont5. Last yesr he
dug aud sold at a fair profit 1900 barrels,
add this year he goes IN still heavier. Last
season be dug aud shipped In one daV Luz
barrels. He has narrou-gauge tram rail-
road running through his potato-patcn,
which runs by nule-power, ana tnus
handles readily his big crop OF potatoes snd
big hay crop OF 5000 to 5000 bales OF nay.
The Seaboafd Compress property and the
Gosport cotton.docks in Ports mouth re-
Gently purchased by the officers OF the At
lantic and Daaville railroad have been mort
gayed for S300,000.
Five negro men were before the Police
Court to-day with stolen watches In their
possession.
The seine fishermen on the Carolina SOUNDS
have finished preparations for their spring
work. and operations viii commence on the
fishing sheres next week. The stake Usher
men are busy WITH their nets, but the catch
has not been large. Much damage has re-
suited recently to the nets by heavy WINDS
on the sounds.
A fire on County street, In Portsmouth,
last night damaged the root OF the dwelling
OF the late Henry Fauth considerably.
The oyster pungy c. Z. Oliver, on which
four men we're lost, has been towed into
port.
change OF wind TO the southward has
ended the cold snap here.
The first week in February ran up coal
shipments heavy from this port-l7, 500 tons.
Three negro thieves were sentenced to the
penitentiary In the Corporation Court yes
terdAy, aud several other negro thieves were
sentenced 10 jail.
The Board Of Trade and managers OF the
various railroads are all tremendously acting
in the matter OF building q union railroad
depot 10 Portsmouth. The City Council
will now be pressed FOR right OF way to the
depot.
Captain James ". Gilmer has resigned the
command Of the Norfolk Light Artillery
Blues, after having been connected with the
company for thlrty-iour years and captain oil
1t for twelve years.
The new Fourth-Street Baptis, church, 10
Portsmouth, handsome structure, Will be
dedicated in June. q.
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An Absent-Minded Clergyman.

One OF tee most absent minded men in De-
troit is a popular clergyman. He was al one
time riding in slreetcar win his wife,
when be became interested in & conversation
Carried on by two gentle men opposite. That
side OF The ear was packed Full a male pas
sengers. Wishing 10 join In the converse.
ton the reverend gentlemen crossed 10
the speakers, and sitting down deIibe-
rately IN tho lap OF man who had
not time TO move, began an AMI
mated discussioa. The unforunste and
nearly-crushsd passenger edged himself out
gradually, without being noticed, and stood
up the rsst OF the way. Al another time,
and that very recently, the saue clergy man
was recitlug the burial service At funeral
His ewes were closed, although he had the
open prayer.book in hrs hand, and the pco-
pie assembled were ssioulshed 10 bear bin
say, 81 now charge We both - He bad
lspsed into the marriage ceremony by
trick OF memory.
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silver In our business, but simply the resto-
ration OF that metal 10 its place az a messurc
Of values. which purity with coin will effect
Just a. surely ~ any great nation acts by
taking standard silver Of its coin value and
paying therefor legal-teuder coin notes or
coin.
The one underlying fact must not be fof-
gotten by the friends Of bimetallism-thaf Is
this:
The decline iu silver II the result OF statute
laws, not OF natural causes.
Statue law can restore the equilibrium and
restore prosperity. j. w. PORTER.
Charlottesville. Va. January "a, 1889.
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ALREMARLE.
Fire at the UnivOrsity-Porsonai-
The Reward for HEscO.

Correspondence OF the kichnond DisDatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, February9, 1889.
There was slight fire at the residence Of
Or. Towles, at the University OF Virginia,
last night. An slArm was sent to the fire
company OF this city 10 be in readiness II
their services should be needed, but the
University Fire Company, by prompt work,
were able to eKtnguish the fire before it did
much damsgs. The fire is supposed to have
originated from defective flue.
The following LAWYERS have been IN the
city this week n attendance upon the Cir
cunt Court: Eessrs. William b. Petit aud
A. A. Gray, OF Fluyanua; Captain G. NJ.
RlAckiord, OF Lynchburg; 1ir. Reuben
Thomas, OF Greene, Judge J. +. Brown
aud Messrs. Robert whitehead and Caskie
snd Coleman, Of Nelson county, Gnd Mr..
Jeffries, Of CulDeper.
The reward OF $3.50 which was offered by
the Governor and Mayor OF this city for the
capture OF William AuSco alas Jordan has
not been awarded et Air. L. Il. Treiber,
OF this city. and MessrS. Parker. Edwards,
and Hereford. OF BHrboursyille, were al
more or less active ia the prisoners capture,
and they have not yet agreed upon sny
terms rs to how tie reward shall be divld d.
w
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BY PolndSxter 4 beacon.
Real Kssats Agents ana Auctioneers,
1903 Nam street

SALE OF LAND IN
4 KING ANDQUEEN COusTY.-By virtue Of
the provisions OF deed o. trust executed on the
IAN day OF May. 1885; by George j. Fogg aud
Ada B., his wife. /. the trustee aano1 Ia said
deed, shalt offer for sale. al Nertovn. on
SATukDAY, FkssuAkY Is. itt9.
commencing at Il NJ, by puelic sacticn. .
TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND near Sewtewn, Ia
King aad Queen county. Va. known as " OAK
HILL and estimated 20 contsin % ACRES
TEEnS: Cssh As 30 expenses Of sale Add one
note 0f S3ie. With katsre.t from september ~.
lisa hut subject 10 credit Of So ~. ssd aaether
noto OF Sso.3t, vita intsres, tssrosa frcu Nevsm-
Der II, iso5, TIL paid; N. balance OF Tho pas-
chase-uloney upon scch terns ~ may 10 pre-
scribsd on the day u sale.
"a saFeaAalu-ia.i1lllal5
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AUCTION 9ALse-Eufnre neys.
((|.(osr 1r.~crrfe>s ~ ~.~=g.r~.~~
By sampson. Crawford A Co,
IeAl Eststa A scllozAara nnI Insnranra knnlI
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il REAL AND PEn.OSAL PROPERTY sITu-
ATED At TIE CORSER ~ NINTH AvD
STOCKTON srRfrfS. AANCHEsrEk. VA.
BY virtue Of desd o. truss made on tho is,h
day Of April. 1872. between He1ski1h o. Archer
aud An eliza A. Archer. ara wife. % ne city =
hspchestsr, Va. I will, - trustee o'-,rx 70
qnired BY Tie Oenenciarios 10 sad cssi. proceed
10 sell on
WEDNESDAY. FErEuAsY -. i91.
commencing promptly At 10 Oclock =. ~. 10
following PhOPEHfT-to ris:
First -K COWS. ( BID. and BEDsTEtDs
spd BED-FCkNITURE.3 WhRD fObZ, g BI-
R.AU', SOFA, kOcKlNg-cHt q
DlNiSg.ROOh CHAIRS. 2 riEE-I ABiF4.
CENTRE Table. = HAI-kAck-. % 81.
SION DlNiNG-TAgLG, ! tlDMDAfD 5r
PRfSS. 1 COOklNG-SrONE aud IIEN-lfs.
lot ~ PlCrUkE-. 3 CARPET. and Al cor
articles not enumerated now In TIE hous8 -
late Hozekish q. Archer. decreased.
second. Tho ioiiosins k@AL ESTATE, as o..
lows:
Isl LOT on stockton street, ,ong .ol TO-,
from Ninth street. iroouBg On stl.k "a snrrf
% fset aud running back Detsee1 parallel A.ai
los feet
I'd. lot on Ninth street. froatnr g. feets-.
running back ostSeoa Us parallel AneI u .l
feet.
81. LOron Kigh'h street, being - f--i from
the corner OF stockton street fronting lJ 20. ..
Eighth street AMI runniRg lscf bo.sr.n r.a
parallel lines q ~ fset % an alley.
4ta- LOI on Eighth street. beginning if p.
from tho corner n Fveroft sreef fr.rUnr ..
feet on Eighth street. sod ruunlug boss ..
parallel lines u ~ fest - Al si.sy-sl ~
are situated Ia MARKS alfitCu a. no r.fF
Nan hester a5d dnaRg aishoi ia saii Ia-. s
Lot No 81.
TEsKs. Made known on Gay % sa.c
NfCHAkD ARCHER. Irls'0e
JOIN p. SAMSON 4 CO.. AuctionesrA ff
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AICrlON sALEk-Fntnre Daya.

AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
BY IN. W. Bowe. Richmond, Va,
ana
A. j. Bradley s. CO.. Manchester, Va,
Real Estate Agents and Auction9era
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
~ VALUABLE SUBURBAN FARM NEAR
MANCH ESrER.-By virtue OF decree OF tho
Hastings Court OF the city Of Manchester. GU
tered on tho 221 day OF December. ls37. 10 the
cause Of Brown, Davis, &c, "a. AcAahOn and as,
the undersignsd, special commissioners, Will sell
a. public auction. on sno premises. on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY IS 1889,
At 3 O'Clock p NJ. that NICELY-LOCATED FARM
of ESTY-THREg ACRhS moro or less,
situate on the hchmond and Petersburg turn
pike, about Two miles south Of Manchester. and
between said turnpike and the Richmond aud
Petersburg railroad The Improvements con
sist OF a PIRsT-CLASS FRAME DWELLING Of
seven rooms tho usual out buildings, aud a small
FRAME STORE.
TINS is an unusual opportunity 20 secure q
splendid en- 0urbsn ONE.
Tho greater portion of the tarm Is in excellent
condition ans ls finely located on q broad turn
pike always In good condition, and It's proximity
to the city should command the attention Of In
vestor5
TEaNs: Ono fourth cash; balance IN three
equal inStalments Of elk. twelve, and eighteen
months, interest added, and tito retained until
the whole purchase money Is paid and a con-
Veyanco 10 ordered by Court. The purchaser IA
required 70 deposit the cash and notes in mo
Citizens Bank Of Richmond, Va, 10 tao credit Of
the Court ia said cause.
d. l. PULLIAM.
JAMES VI. FLEASANrS,
felO Special Com uiissionors,
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A UCTION SALE
u or
LANCE STOCK OF GROCERIEs.

4 UCTIoN SALE Or
LARGE STOCK or GROCERIES
IN pursuance 81 = decd Of assignment from =.
r. Taylor q co. % me, ne Undersigned, trus-
tee, will sell Of public auction. a. tucir store.
No. % eOulh Thirteoath stloeI IN the city OF
Richmond. on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY IL. 1880,
beginning 20 ia O'clock 4 a.. their STOCK OF
GROCEREs. consisting Ia part OF large quaint
LARD. BACON. HERRISGs,
CHEESE. SOAP, COFFEE,
VINEGAR, slkCPS. AOLASSkS,
SODA. SALT. Prospect.
CANDLks, STARCH, GOLDFISH,
and all other commodities sept ~ Wholesale
gIocors-aIl ia irst-c,ass condition.
ALSO.
IHALLS SAFE, good Size,
OFFlCE-OE>H, CHAIRS, &c;
9air SCALES dIow9's0.
together with the UNEXPIRED LEASE or
SrOhE No. - south Thirteenth street.. which
expires on the 25th day 0i Angus. Of tAe current
year
TERMS or SALE; Ofthe nerehandiss and of,ice-
fixtures, cash Tor al sums u my collars and
sums over nifty dollars. tho purchasers M mo
later case % execute their notes for the amount
Of thsir purchases, ~ b Interest Aided enforced
ID the satisfaction u the trustee the uutNplrri
lease Of tho stOra % 10 sold FOR rash, though
more convenient terms may ie obtained ty any
parties desiring - bid Tor saaie. And In mo
mean time the trustee invites private proQOsa.5
o. his Odice over tae state bsnh
A carefully preparel inventory Of 80 stock
can be seen al aug time a. tho stare or 40 tho
Office OF We trustee. JOHN Ple hNfil,
fsG Trustee.
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By n. ". Bowo
and
John 4. Goddin,
Real Estate Agents aud AuctioneerA

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
~ DESIRABLE AND CENTRALLY- 10 :
GATED BRICK DWELLING ON MONTH SIDE
OF MAIN BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVEN III
swRRETS. KNOWN ASTHE" LOWER AIRING
Ton HetSEp-By virtue OK a decree 81 the
Chancery Court OF The city Of Richmond entered
on tho 2sth day Of January. 1889 in the case OF
Vaughan and Sis. 70. Aersdith's assignee. &c.
Il Undersigned, special c0ra missiensrs, will sell
al public auction. on the premises on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY II 1850,
81 O'Clock p. 81, that large and admirably we'll
built FUUR-sTORT-ANU-BAs BRICK
DWELLING No. 6)z east Main street. containing
about sixteen rooms Of 1ns sizs snd pitch. sIlh
al modern Improvements, besides detached
kitchen With four rooms.
The lot has irong II % feet and depth 81
about i5i feet 10 a vide paved Alley.
The house al present snd Tor May years pAsL
has beon occupied ~ a nrst-class BOARDING
house, rarely ever vacant and Away. command
ing good rent This property viii soon Do IN
demand for store purposes. aud u ia likely that
within The next few mouths tue lot at a. Q south
esst coruer Of Main aad Fifth strocts will be Sc
lected ~ tho sifa for the new hotel, In which
event this property will almost double In value.
The attention OF those wishlRgs nrs,clAsa III
yestment IA called % this sale.
1SRNs: Ono fourth cash: balance IN six,
twelve and eighteen months for negotiable notes.
Interest added. and title retained until all tho
purchase money IS paid and conveyance Or
dered by the Court K n. CALDWELL,
A. x. LEAkE.
Special COUaiissioRorS
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49, = = = - T.-e1N,Nr.~ys~N~>asN~
by ~ w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auetioneer.
A GRAND MANUFACTURING
SITE.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF TIE RICHMOND AND ALLIE
GHANY RAILROAD.
LANES RIVER AND KANAwHA CANAL.
AND
RUNNING BACK TO JAMES RIVER,
ATAUCTI0N.

In execution OF deed OF trust from l. T. ana
J. Il Haryie and their wives. dated OctoOer IL
is5a and duly recorded, the undersigned. sur
vivipR trustee OF himself and the lale A. ~ VIII
Iians will soil by auction. az mo once OF n. W.
BoWe, auctlonssr. No. 4 Eleventh street, on
MONDAY Tas lire DAY or FEBRUARY. 1883.
NJ 1 O'Clock ?. NJ, tho PROPERTY conveyed by
said deed, the same fronting 2SOfeet on tho south
side OF the Richmond and Allegheny railroad 'or
James River and KansHha csnail. aud running
back 70 James river
This property begins about 5S7 feet west Of ths
Tredegar Works and runs up 70 the ne" paper
miiiA ,,
Itis probabls that arrangements for water
power can De made with the Richmond and Al
iegh any Railroad Company, and as oDo cuoic
foot Of water at this poiat will develop about
four-horse power about three times me usuA'
smount IL Is evident that this lot has great valuo
for manufacturing sites Plat al aucuoneers
once.
TERNs: BY consent, ono third cash balance al
six and twelve moaths for notes. with Interest
added and secured by trust deed. .,,
ROBERT Il. sTEGER,
IAN Surviving Trustee.
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TRUSTFE'S AUCTION SALE or 4
j VALUABLE SMALL FAhA of Iif
CHARiEs CITY ROAD. SE.E liE CITY ut
RfCHmOND-iu ere llfi01 ot fue irsl 40 frl.f
from AndroW y. ACC lnneii sn1 wife .o 1Ic. ial-i
February l. l'l aud recorded i1 'te .lrI
iee of Nsnrc0 toIrfy Court ia Deci-tDDa Dr.,
page 9-9, default having neou uafo in ls pff.
mont OF tho motto .hs.ety a. Dred. ana l.
directsi ~ '0 do by he holder ~ fnli -....
stall sell ~ pubiic aal-iou Oh
THURSDAY NEXT. FEskUAEY IT, 1882
al ~ o'clock a., ln frcnt ~ the Honr,1 Inr
courthouse. il t4e city ~ k.tm ni, ln
E1rA1 r ss'r bed ir SAIL iced 10 being ',
psrty 0n which Tie sal cDonuell frsit-t
tanning ~ ACRES, moro or lee3 VIII
Portable frame B3lliug, lod stable, ant
Improvements thereon, situate on ne -t..a
CITY road, about three miles ohsl from OH.
u Richmond. ths Land being ~ go9d lpaI
we'll stapieI % ira Eing. aul DO easy ..a. 10
b. good road from tls lily.
Terms: Cash - o tho cYnerset m rae. srr
delinquent lsxcs. sni 10 SON ul sou W..
terest ihoroo1 fr0m February = l.5i ani i0'
residue upon such tsrms - shall DO pros.fl1oi
and announced a. dino Of sac.
les JAMES 2. ELAN. Trustee.