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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-07-26
MOrtgagee'S Sale.

DY VIRTUE of the power contained in a
Id Mortgage from Isaac H Baker and Eliz-
abeth Baker, his wife, to Daniel W. Brown,
dated the 26th day Of June, in the year 1889,
and recorded among the Land Records of
Montgomery county in Liber j. A., No. ii,
folios 1902, &C., the subscriber, as the Attor-
ney named in said mortgage. will offer at
public sale to the highest bidder, on the
premises, on
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-07-26
DINNER ATI2 M.

DhN ~ Ehk All IL W.
l3O p. M.-TOURNAMENT for valuable
prizes and the privilege of GROWING the
Queen and three Maids of Honor Col. VIM.
kilgour will deli yer the address 10 the knights
and ]. Il. R. Wood, ESD, the coronation adj
dress. Knights from distance will notify
the Secretary.
Immediately following the coronation ad-
dress DANCING will be begun to music fur
nished by an excellent orchestra
COMMITTEES
Executive Committee-Rev. VI. }. Riordan,
Charles G, Griffith and Oliver S. Maus.
Base Bali Committee Thomas Barber,
Lawrence A. Chiswell and H. NJ. Hilton
Tournament Committee-Chares G. Grit
fifth, Charles T. Brosius, james NJ. Harrison,
Thomas o. White W. W. White and q. o.
Baker.
Judges of Riding-Col. James A. Boyd,
Richard Poole and Remus f. Barby.
Observation-Disclosures P Hays, Algernon
Poole, Isaac N Emmert and j. W. Collier.
Committee on Dancing and Music-Ernest
Hoyle, G. NJ Ward, +. p. Hays and h. Sell
man.
Floor Managers-same as above, together
with G. G. Hilton, Charles Jamison, John
Wade and J. NJ. White.
Committee on Dinner-Mrs. J. W Brown.
Mrs. Thomas Stor., Mrs. Charles y Bros;us,
Mrs Charles S. Nichols, Mrs. Dr. Wood, Mrs.
Charles r. Darby, Mrs. John II. Ward, Mrs
Charles Watkins, P. H. Clements, j. W. Col
lier and C. W. Miles.
Committee on lceCream, Lemonade, &c
Mrs. .. s. Maus, Mrs. j. W. Collier, Misses
Sallie Brown, dorado Hays, Florence Eagle,
Alice Cooley, Ada Miles, NJ Wolf, Nellie
Pearre, Bette Bowman, Lena White, G .
Linthicum, Mrs. Homiller, Mrs. & Gelzen-
danner, Mrs. F. Knott, Mrs. John Sellman,
Il j. Hays, . S. Maus and DR.. r. V. Woo
Committee on Prizes-Prot. Thomas Story,
Rev NJ. j. Riordan, J. Ii. Z. Hoyle, W. Cliff
Brown, DR.. K. V. Wood and Reverdy Dron-
enburgh.
Es- A cordial invitation is extended to all.
JOHN W. BROWN, Chm
THOMAS STORY, Sec'y. General Com.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-07-26

ELECTION, AUGUST 3rd, 1889.
Polls open from 0 A. NJ. to 6P.M.
DEMOCRATIC
PRIMARY TICKET.
For Comptroller Of the Treasury,
LOUIS VICTOR BAUGHMAN
For State Senate.
Zone to be voted for,
EDWARD WOOTTON,
HOWARD GRIFFITH.
For the House of Delegates.
(Three to be voted for,)
WILLIAM GRADY,
JOHN r. BATSON,
PHILIP D. LAIRD,
JOHN A. CLEMENTS,
HOWARD A. GARRETT,
WILLIAM KILGOUR,
FLETCHER R. VEITCH.
For County Commissioner.
Give 10 be voted for,)
JAMES C. HOLLAND, l
JOSEPH NJ. ETCHISON, 2
JOHN P. SELLMAN, 3
RICHARD s. UMSTEAD, 3
ALEXANDER BROOME, 4
NINIAN M. PERRY, a
MAHLON H. AUSTIN, 4
JOHN II. BOGLEY, 4
ISAAC r. MAUS, a
WILLIAM r. WHEELER, 5
R. HUMPHREY PERRY, s
WILLIAM RICH, S
RICHARD Il. RAY, S
For Sheriff.
Zone to be voted for,
WILLIAM B. MILLER,
WILLIAM II. CARR.
For County Surveyor.
GEORGE M. ANDERSON
For Member of County Committee,
ii. w. TALBOT,
Chm Dem State Central Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09

lar. The electrical apparatus has been
bought and will he erected 10 each OF the
three STATE prisons Auburn, Clinton, ana
Sine SiDg--in few days.
General Austin Lstbrop, superintendent
OF state prisons. closed the trade WIN
Harold l.. Brown. the electrician OF THIS
CITY, at Albany yesterday. The cost Will DO
about s. 900, 50, 900 less than the state APP
pronristed. Mr.. Brown sold 10 the Stale
three Westinghouse dynamos. These pro.
duce what Is known rs the "sl,ernsting"
current. In contrsdistinction 10 the "con-
tinuous" and "pulsstIng currents. They
are dynamos which we're made for electric
lighting. and have each a pressure Of 1000
"Voltsv II has been demonstrated that the
alternating current will Kill at 140 volts.
la addition TO Westinghouse DYNAMO
each prison will require an "eXciter,' to be
used as an auxiliary TO the dynamo; s'reng
oSkcn chair. in which the convict Is 10 SIT
and be killed; an electrical cap aud eleclri.
cal shoes. The electrical cap Is made OF metal
covered with sponge, which u saturated
with salt water before being put on 10 the
conyict's head. When 70 Is on It IL called an
"electrode," and the other " electrode," 10
be nut on the conyicrs feet, IL a heavy pair
OF tightly -aced shoes With sponge INSIDE
a wire. after the "electroded" convict has
been strapped in the oaken chair is con-
pected with HE shoes and cap, The Warden
of the prison closes the " circut" for hiteen
seconds, and ali il over with the convict
The news that three OF their dynamos nave
been sold by Mr. Brown 10 the State VIII be
surprise 30 the Westinghouse people. Ihey
have stoutly contended that their electric
lighting system did not Kill. and the con.
tests between them and Mr.. Brown on that
point have been widely published IN the
papers.
At a meeting in Chicago last January OF
the electric companies using the - alter.
mating current" resolution was adoDted
declaring that no company should allow
current in its control to be used for the "ig-
noble purpose" OF executing murderers.
One Of the dynamos il already on It's way TO
Auburn: those for Clinton and sing sing
have not started yet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
Thn Lt.-Gorcrnor al IIlinola.

GENTLEMEN: pOSD's EXTRACT has long
had place ia Che medicine chest Of my fam
ily j assure You that We have found II
ready and valuable agent TO relieve pain in
many cases, aud that very promptly. We
Cannot well keep house without iI.
al, truly yours,
Oct 10 81 j. c. SMITH,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
~ Sutton 6 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneer-a
1914 Main street.
WlHAT VERY DESIRABLE STOR

THAT VERY DESIRABLE STORE
/ WITH DWELLING ABOVE No. 5ol NORTH
TWENTY-FIF1H STREET. FOX MANY lLAiS
OCCUPIED As 4 DRUGSTORE, AND Two
FRAME TIN EMENTS ADJOINING, 800. lU1
AND SIS NORTH TWENTi-FlfIH oIkftI.-
A. tho request Of tho owner We shall oier Tor
sale at public auction, upon tie premises, on
THURSDAY, MAY9, 1889,
n 3 O'Clock +. VI, the aforementioned PRO
PKRrY, consisting o. frame store at rho uortn-
east corner Of Twcnty-nfth and Clay streets,
with dwelling above good cellar. g'.s, "ater,
and culver! connections, and has $50 i1ne been
occupied as 3 drugstore that good and aging
drug business has been established ttcr"t also,
teO frame telements ADJOINING containing
seYen rooms each. win good frontage on iNo
east line OF IWcnty-nfth street, aud lots running
back & an alley in tho rear.
This property is situated on one Of Tho priu-
cipal eastern Noncompliance, convenient 70 tAo
strsetcaIs. &c
The dwellings are nov rented % promrf-p8y-
ing tenants. aud is tho class OK property that
rents readily and pays well Oh the investment
The store Is good drug stand or for nns afsll
business. aud any enc wishing tO go into olsi-
ness would 90 we'll 10 examine TINS property
TERMS: Al sale. SUTTON a. CO.,
myj AucuaareIA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09

ByR b. Chanin Co.,
Real Estate Aucti2neers,
No. north Tenth street
rrr1nN SALE OF BRICK

UCTION SALE OF BRICK
n DWELLING No EAST CLAY STREET,
NINE ROOMS. WITH ALI
MODERN IMPROyEuESTs--ILoi % FkEr
An ATLFY.-kt roques. OF tho owner Wo will
s.ll nv public auction, on the prem.s es, on
THURSDAY. MAY .. 1889.
a. O'Clock p NJ, the neat and defiiablo DIV ELL
sfr.et near First. containing nine rooms and
,nodora improvements. such as gas water, &c.
me neigh borhool is vory desirable, aud conve-
nient 10 busincss by means oi ire Eisctric cars,
cnuied by prompt and good tenant az a good
rental that psys well IS an Investment aul this
eals offers good opportunity 20 secure q homo
or mako y prol able Investment
"a o,,psss. Accommodating. and made known at
..ie X b. CHAPLIN & CO..
90 % Auctionoers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09

special TELEGRAM to ths Dlspatch.l

VTl---T.T
CHARLOTTE, n. G., May s. The Clubhouse
OF Captain j. u. Brown, some miles in the
country, was fred 10y incendaries early this
morning. Two men mOuoted on horseback
were seen 90 ride up 10 the house. alight,
aud both ignite matches, with which they
fred the building. They then remountod
and gaAoped OF. A posse was soon IN hot
pursuit, but The men have not beeu caught
Everything N the building was burned, and
the loss Il, at the lowest estimate, $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09

BY virtue and IN part execution o. six several
deeds Of trust from J0an ~ Coles 10 The UNDER
signed, a. trIste~s and duly recorded in tho
clerk Oflice of lie CoGn Court OF AiOemaHe
county, We vii. sell by auction. on the promises,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09

Al the request o. the owner Will ofer tfe
aforementioned REAL ESTATE for sale at auc-
ton, on The premises. on
THURSDAY. MAYO. 1889.
AZ ~ O'Clock 2. NJ, either a. whole or subdiv id-
ed into two or three lots as may De desired az the
hour Of sAle. This IL truly desirable property
ami must Of necessity enhance Tn value. II
snifaple stores arc erected thereon tncy will
Weld n handsome revenue, hoing Ia The very
centre ~ The city, and IL IS mo only vacant pace
now 10 be had IN this locality.
TERMS: ono third cash: balance ~ six, twelve,
and eignteen months. negotiable notes Win in-
forest added, and secured by deed OF trust
Ii. SELDOM TAYLOR,
myf Aucuoneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
EIeefrleAt Excavations

The New York Times. referring 10 the
purchase by the state authorities Of three
dynsm0s for electrical executions, says:
Upon The hoai conviction and sentence Of
the nra person guilty OF murder committed
after the Let Of last January the State will be
ready 10 execute the murderer without de-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
By i. Thompson Brown q Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AucuOnoors.
lib Main street.
GALE OF TWO BUILDING LOTS,
WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE
ga BY ll5 FEET.
srATE sTREET. ROcKErrs.

The ownor. who is compelled % raifo money
on account ~ sickness. Las Instructed u5 90 seal,
on tho premises, on
THURSDAY. NAY @. 1889,
~ G.31 p. NJ. tho above PROPERTY, hoing two
uice BUILDING LOTS, fronting together ~ q
feet on norih Side OF State street between Malone
and 1omptIus streets. being ina weetcru half Of
IN SAc'os,5 iot Iafy ~ u1t Dr. sslc
Terms. Easy.
81. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
myJ AuruODeers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
AUCTION saLxs-Fu,ur. nays.
BY Chowning 8 Hose,
Real Estate Agents. Auctioneeis, and Brokers'
no. north geuth street

FORGE II. WHITE VS.. WHITES
m WIDOW AND HEIhS-tN TIE RICH
MOND CHANCEkI COURT. DECREE OF MAY
G. 1Ss1.--in execution % decree IN The aooVo-
mentioned suit the undersigned. special COM
missioners thereby Appointed for the purpose
will sell by auction, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, NAY "a. 1880.
NJ o'clock T. W., LOT or LAND, with all i'm
PROPONENTS thereon fronting 81 feet on 81
james street Ivy --- depth.
This PROPERTY Is situated opposite the $40
selected for Jnckson-Ward PARK. should the
Park over pa lgid OF this property Will DO great
Iy enhanced In yaluo.
Terms: one third in cash. the residue IN SIX
and twelve months for negotiable notes, with
per Gems added from day Of sale. and ute re-
iaincd until tho whole purchase money rs pAid
und a conveyance ordered by he Court
EDMUND WADDlLL, JR.,
FRANK V. WOOS.
Special Commissioners.
WHITE. wHo SUES. &C.. Plaintiff. AGAINST
WHITES ADMINISTRATOR. &C. DEFENpANrs-
Is THE CHAEcERY COUNT or The CITY OF RICH
NOSD.
J. Charles W. G0ddln. clork Of said court,
certify tnat the bond REQUIRED 81 tho special
commissioners b. the decree in said cause OF
Aav q, lssp. mas boon duly g.Vn.
Given under my hand tnis sth day OF May,
1894.
mys CHARLES W. GODDTN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
Oct. 10. 81

poND's ExTRkCr is Invaluable for all
kinds Of Pain. Inflammation and Hemor-
images.
HrcCiencs inrihs inffafion. Be1rGTe "
spOrih!ess iB.f0ti1Hg ct PONDS EXTRACT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09

BY Rawlings q Rose.
Real Estate Aucttonecrs.
No. II north Tenth street.

NiRUSTEES SALE Al hOCIlON
ORA
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT.
SITUATED on THE WEST SIDE or SECOND
STREET
BETWEEN JACKSON AND DUFAL STREETS.
nv virtue OF deed Of trust from johanna
Nsck,y and others, dated February 10, 1885,, and
recorded In Deed Book lG a. page u, IN ne
clerk oilice Richmond Chancery Court, detault
having beon made In tho payment OF certain
notes thorein secured. and being required so 70
90 by tue beneficiary in said deed' We Will sell
by auction, on the premises. on
THURSDAY. NAY JIG, 1889,
At $50 O'Clock p. NJ. tho PROPERTY described
in said deed ~ follows: All that certain piece OK
LAND situated IN the city OF Richmond. Va,
fronting on the wou side OF Second street be-
tween Jackson aud Duvai streets is feet and
running back between parallel limos 10 feet
This IS beautiful building lot for a nico store
OF dwelling and must commend itseiI 70 any ono
seeking good Investment
TERNs: While the deed requires All cash. more
favorable terms viii be named az tho time OF
sale. CHARLES a. hoSf, ,,.,..
EDWARD q. RAWLINGS,
Trustees.
RAWLINGS K RosE, Auctioneers mys
BY Frank D. Hlll & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
6north Eleventh street, Rlchmond, Va
VIHF DUNLOP e McCANCE MILL
i ING AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
WHICH INCLUDES
THE MILL. PLANT. BUILDINGS, ALL I'M
PROVEMENTS, WORKS. MACHINERY,
FIXTURES. IMPLEMENTS, GOOD
WILL. BRANDS, AND FRAN
CHlsES OF SAID
COMPANY,
SITUATED IN THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER,
ONJAMES RIVER,
IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE TO THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. VA. TO BE soLDAf
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Pursuant 70 q resolution adopted by tho stock
holders of the Dunlop q HcCance Miing AID
Manufacturing Company az meeting heid On
the DIST dag Of March. l,>9, Board ot Dire'-
torn OK said company will OF ( FOR sale ~ puOuc
auction, ON the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE. =. 1889.
At u o'clock w.. the MILLING PROPERTY.
BRANDS. AND FRANCHISES, = said company.
The franchises Of Che company are derived
under an sct o. General biz OF virginia
incurpora ing the same, and are very valuable.
Toe ground UPON Viii 3D. those m,lls are cr'cied
"a held uulrr n perpetual lease. expiring Plat
December Is93 removable forever AZ successive
periods OF twenty ycars, 90 the option ~ Tie
lcss9es or their assigns.
The Ieasehold estate "a subject 90 = rental -
$4,000 per aunum fer ff D1a9 anu fr1tfr-p.r'r,
but rs exempted with IFS Improvements ~ every
description, from all municipal taKoA Tho
buildings consist or
covered with lin. C1N1fs foot. cignt storc. hien.
which contains All the mliusg machinery AMI
moiern appliances.
eroi with tm. 55Xi.0 fee', eight stories high,
winch contains an the Cgaln-.lcsuiuy machinery
and has ample storage room Tor iD,0U bIHl8l7
OF wheat and 1000 cnrr.5 of Sour
.HH l I.N b
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
CITY AND SEVEN
~ PINES RAILWAY COMPANY.

INueFhT TH1oel s9t = g d
CHARLES 6. EDDY. Wee PreslienL
General oiics Roanoke. "a. aull
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
WHAT ARB YOU DRINKING !

Nine tenths OF tho mineral water sold
through soda-fountains is artificial and
injurious. For five cents you can Just
as we'll buy n natural mineral wator
brought from Saratoga as to buy an arti-
fetal water made on the premises OF the
druggist with marble dust and acids, but
the druggists profits will not be 80 large.
Insist on drinking nothing but genuine
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
THE COLOR LINE.
DimeuIties BEFORE tho Episcopal Con-
vention in south Carolina.

A Columbia Is. C.) special SAYS: The Pro-
tcstant Episcopal Church In South Carolina
IL sill seriously agitated over the negro ques-
ton. which promises 10 be n burning one at
the annual diocesan convention, which met
at Aiken Yesterday.
Some Jealous clergymen organized mis-
sions several years ago for the negroes. Inc
moyemement became popular with The bet
ter element OF the colOred people aud many
OF them became enthusiastic Episcopalisns.
In the course OF time these missions grew 10
such an extent that they required regular
rectors, At first white ciergymen we're
emploved. but four years ago u.
Marks colored congregation OF CHARLES
ton called a c0iored rector. When the
convention met be presented himself as a
clerical member. The lay delegates opposed
his taxing a seat by right Of ms ordination as
an Episcopal priest. The Bishop, however,
ruled otherwise. and the clergy sustained
him almost unanimously. So the coi0red
brother took his seat and participated IN Inc
deliberations, despite the growls and sneeTs
Of the lsynen.
lie again appeared last year with two other
colored clercymcn. The laymen objected
and the Bishop ruled as before. Then the
laymen and two clergymen seeded from tne
convention A commission was appointed
10 devise some plan fer harmony to be pre-
scented TO the convention that met yesterday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09

Butler, &C. In tho Chaucery
va. ADuftol the Ally
BY virtue - q decree entered In tho above
naWcl cause on Nay r. 1859, the undersigned,
spec al commissioner thereby appointed, WiI sell
by auction, on the promises, on
MONDAY. MAY 70, 1889.
NJ $50 O'Clock r. NJ, ma PROPERTY described
ln said decree ~ follows: All that certain lot o.
land with framo tenement thereon, fronting
~ foot on tho north hnr Of Federal street and
running lAc< 100 feet between parallel lines
The improvements consist OF frame house con-
tanning four or moro rooms.
Terms one fourth cash: balance in six and
twelve months for negotiable notes bearuiug d
per Gems interest from day ot sale, and title re-
tainod untl All the purchase money is paid and
O. conveyance ordered by the Court
s. - t. PAITESON.
Special Commissioner.
RAWLNGs s. ROSE. Auc.iouoers.
BUTLER. PLAINTIFF. AGAINST WAsHNGroN's
ADMINISTRATORS, ugFENpANTs-lS TIE CHAN
Gerry COURT or THE CITY OF RICHMOND
}. Charles ". tC1iin. cicrS of said court, cer-
tfy that tle bond required by tho special COM
missioner by the decree in said cause Of May
o.. l,sl, has been duly given.
Given under my haud IBIS I'm day ~ Way,
ls59. CHARLES W. GoDDlN.
mVS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
BY y. ". B0we
Real Estate Aucuoneer.
~ o ID l. 0 L S.
INVITING LOCATION.
CITY IMPROVEMENTS OF ALL KINDS CLOSE
By.
THEY ARE N THE GROWING WEsT End
AND GROWING DAILY ~ VALUE

on THURSDAY, NAY 2, I5'l,
AZ 3 o'clock Z. ST.. I Will sell ~ auction, on
he premises, FOUR HANDSOME AND lALU-
ABLE LOTS situated on The so1ih side AZ
Main street between Lomharay and Vino streots.
beginning 90 feet west OF LOmuardy -ii eot. ccch
fronting - feot and running back I-U leet o. au
alley.
DON'T forget that these arc Main-stroet lots,
with gas calYerts. wator, payomonts. g., within
half a square and atreet-cars In front oi ilHn.
There arc lots with 10 fu.ure value aud lo;s win
no present value, int these have both. You can
use uom at once probably or you can keep
thon idle and make money, Buy ihom-you
can't 20 wrong.
TERMS: Easy. =. W. b0" u,
mv4 AurtIonoer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT -

' COMPANY. for Norfolk Ports- k4z-,sSsssc-.
mouth, Newport news. ClaremonL ard J-inei-
river landings direct by elegant sSloon steamer
AklhL. leaving Richmond EVERY MONDAY.
WE'D SESDAY, and FRIDAY AZ A. N. street
cars connect
Connections a. Newport New for Oli fOia.
and smituued, AMI a. Norfolk closely Win al
line. for northern cities same afternoon. James
river by daylight Ores. tourist Inns. Cheapest
iOui9.
through tickets on steamer and az GarooTs
Agency 100 Main street Baggage checked
tnrougn Sthre-rooIns engaged fer day " ulghL
Freigh. rocoiycd daily for Norfolk, Ports
mouIh, Old P0laL WayorlY. hicksfort Va, and
AL points 10 Eastern North Carolina, kS.lern
virginia, aud all regular landings on he James
and kappah4n0ock rivers, al lowest rates. and
through oiils Issued
LUClES g. TATUM, Hice-PrssidenL
No. lils Main street and RockcttA
Irwin MEIsIqEE. frsikht az 1 PaAsenge Sen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09

sigued, a. trIste-s and duly recorded in tho
clerk Oflice OF lie CoGn Court OF AlOemaHe
county, We Will sell Dy auction. on the promises,
GU
WEDNESDAY. JUNE y. 1859.
az - o'clock NJ, rho VALUABLE AND BEAU
TIFUL. JAMES itINER FAkM known as MI
W ARREN,f containing about 9ji ACRES. divided
into seven heila, besides several grazing lots.
and having ia eg3ry nelI ami lot stream Of
running waior. thus giving % the place great
value a. stock farm. Tho lands have south
ern exposure AMI are admirably cdatte- to ths
growth Of wheat corn, tobacco, .he grasses, So.
In the terraocl garden are nearly al ~ me
email fruits and nn. asparagus nacs.
The DWELLING is a comWO1iO4s one, with
twelve or fourteen rooms. beside, halls. &c , 10
cofered with slate, has three Or0ld por,he@, and
Is atlractigcly situated IN large grove ~ o1ks,
and from the house arc enrhAuIug views oi fhe
mountains Including the Peaks OF OtterI on the
one side. ana of the James kiyer Valley on Tho
other. Warren station, on tho Hcamoni and
Allegheny railroad. is but few hundred yards
from the dwelling.
Altogether this e a valuable, attractive. and
fertile estate. calculated % meet the Wauis OF =
gentleman Of means, "a it combines a. that "a
most desirable Ia country home, or IL would
prove n paying investment 20 "A good farmer
looking tor profit The place u located ia tho
midst q a refined aud cultivated community,
with schools, churches, pOst-onice, &C., con-
veEient.
TsRNs: Cash sufficient % nay any delinquent
taxes that may be due aud the cost, OF SALE and
% discharge certain Of tho debts secured,
amounting 70 sii.995O9, and the resiius at one,
two, and three years, for notes. with interest
added. aud secursd oy a dosd OF Trust.
h y. ~ DUKE.
Trustee Ia firstdoed;
GEORGE PERKINS,
Trustee In second and third deeds;
THOMAS y MAkTIN,
Trustee IN fourth deeds
j. w. ANDERSON,
Trustee tn tifthdeod;
". W. BOWE
ap g7-eed Trussee in sixthsdesd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
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