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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-13
AUCTION sALES-Tuture Days.
BY II. Seldom Taylor
and
J. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
" OF TWO TRACTS F GOOD FARMING
LAND IN HEN1CO COUNTY, ABOuT TWELVE
MILES BELOW ThE CliY or RICHMOND. On
THE WILLIAMSBURG EOAD.-By virtue " p
decree Of the Circuit Court Of iienric0 county,
entered on the iIth day OF October. 1883. IN the
suit OF Gsthright ~. Gaihrigats administrator.
Sc, We, rs special comm issoners by ap-
pointed, will proceed 10 sell by public auction, In
front Of Henrico county courthouse, ON
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER lG, 1883,
at y O'Clock NJ, the AFOREMENTIONED
LAND, col,isrn Of two tracts. Tho first con-
tatus about ninety acres tho larger portion OF
which IL cleared and in good state Of cultiya-
tion the balance - IN wood. Tho improve
ments on this tract consist Of iOur-rOOm frame
dwelling, barn, and stable. IL h adjoining tho
lands Of Caroline Gathriglt y. White, William
Bottoms. and others.
second. A TRACT containing nifty acres, on
the same road anu within about one mile OF the
ir5t mentioned tract II adlOins the lands OF
Phillip Gathright, Oliver Gathrgbt, Lucy b.
Watkins, and others. part Of this tract 10 Also
In woods
This property will be sold "a a whole or d.
yided If deemed desirable at The hour Of sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash. balance al six,
twelve. aud eighteen months, negotiable notes,
Interest added and title retained until he whole
purchase-money Is paid aud deed ordered by
the Court 4. NIL MONIAGUEs
:. Is. CHM,
Special Commissioners
IN THR CIRCUIT COURT OF TUE COUNTY or HEN
RICO-GATHEiGHT VS.. GATHRlGHr's ADMINS
TRAITOR. SC.
/, W :. LeaSe, clerk Of tho said court, do hero
by certify that pecial-Commissioner L. Hin
Montague has givon tho oond required 10y decree
entered in said cause on the 18th day OF October,
1SSI
Given under my hand this 9th day Of Novom-
Der, lsS9. W.. :. LEAhE.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE COUNTY or HEM
IsTgATOR, sc.
/, W :. Lease. clerk OF tho said cours, DO certi-
~ ;hat Special-C omms-io1er :. y. OHM has
given the bond required by decree eniered IN
said cause Un the 1lth day Of October l,>A
Gwen under my hand this 9tn Gay Of N0Tem-
Der. 1883.
nolO ". 8. LBAKE.
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Another.
tn The Ediln, Of he Dispnich:

To the EdiOr Of me LtSpGtGt:
While those who stand in the eve Of the
sun are receiving their Just need Of praise
for their happy efforts in the achievement
Of our great victory it is proper that those
who occupy no such elevated position
should receive some share Of recognition.
To this end desire to call attention to the
county of Nottoway-not long since Re
publican by majo.ityr ranging from .0O0to
800. As the result of intelligent, indefati-
gable labor on the part of our county chair
man, Mr.. S. p. Epes, this majority has
been gradually reduced until in the recent
election the Republicans carried the coun-
ty by only DIG
These are the workers whom party
should delight to honor. No blatant claims
of ability 10 perform. but q quiet, manly
belief that performance shall speak for It,
self. 1t has spoken. Nottoway points TO
Mr.. Epes rs an honor to herself and an eX-
ample for other counties similarly sit
uated. BLACKSTONE.
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Drowned in q Singular Way.

RALEIGH, N. c., November 12.-Just
after noon to-day John l.. Stone, aged
fifty-fve years, was drowned here III
singular way. He was for years a loco
motive engineer on the Seaboard Air
Line, but because subject to epileptic at
tacks had for some time been engineer at
the pumping-station at the Raleigh and
CASTOR depot here. He did not go to din
ner to-day, and boy passing by the
pump-house looked in and saw Stone lying
face downward in foot of water. He
had apparently been there an hour or
more. He had had an epileptic attack and
had fallen into narrow and shallow chan
mel, through which the water ran.
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II E. NO

sive to scatter broadcast, like cheap
publications, we ask youto send us
the postage required to mail them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-13
ANote from Governor Mckinney.

To he EdIOf q Uie UNpNCN:
Will You allow me space in your paper to
say TO my friends that every moment of
my time is so occupied in winding ny my
business and making preparations for a
change of home by January 1st next that
it viii be impossible for me to answer their
many letters. hope that they will excuse
me from any other than general reply.
Thanking them all for their kind con-
gratulatious and the people for their sup
port and confidence, | am truly your
friend, J. w. MCKINNEY,
FaymciQe Va, November IL. 1882.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-13
ON The DAN.
Tobacco Rolling In-Broke His Arm-Fa-
tai Accident.
Ry Telegraph % tho Dlspatch.l


DAEvrr1E. Va, November 12.-The re-
ceipts of leaf tobacco in this market yes
terday and to-day have been enormous;
Every warehouse IN the city IS crowded
and The weed is still rolling in.
Thomas Neal. citizen OF the county.
while attending TO some tobacco business
nj a downtown warehouse last night acct
dentally fell from the door TO the pave,
mcnt below, breaking one Of the small
bones of his arm.
The official counting in Henry and
Patrick counties. just completed last night,
show the election Of II. &. Peters, Demo
crat. over A. l.. Podigo. to the Senate from
the Thirty-third district by 40 majority.
This afternoon Gamewell Lewis, son OF
John Lewis. a scventeen-yenr-oid white
boy employed in the tobacco factory of e..
". Wooding q Co. fell through an elevator
way and fractured his skull, from which he
will die.
There was large meeting at Yancey-
vile. Carroll county. to-day III the interest
of the proposed railroad from Danyllle 10
Pittsboro', Caswel county. Speeches
were made by Major w. +. SutherllD, OF
Danville and several others. Much inte-
rest is manifested in the enterprise and
the road hes good chance of cOnstruc-
ton.
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ORTHODOX FRIENDS.
The 21sth Annual Session Now Being
Held I'm Baltimore.
fCorespondence OF the Richmond Dlspstcn.l
BALrIMoRR. November II. 1890

fCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dlspstcn.1
BALTIMORE, November IL, 1889.
This city is all alive with the great Catho-
lie Convention that is absorbing large
share OF public attention. But while this
is so there is a small body OF believers now
IN session here who have made their mark
IN the world and left their impress 10 a
greater or less degree upon every body of
Psotestants. allude to the Orthodox
Friends, whose yearly meeting is now in
session. The territory embraced within
It's dominion takes in Maryland, Virginia,
and the adjacent parts Of Pennsylvania.
This 10 its 21sth annual session. ii being
the third Oldest In the United States. those
of Philadelphia and Rhode Island only an
tedating IL by Q few years. It's business
began with preliminary work on Friday
morning. On Saturday u got down regu-
1srly 70 work, and proceeded with the con-
federation OF the answers 10 the queries.
Inc frst Of these queries relates TO the at
fendenco Of tho members on the meetings
~ Woe1hip End discipline their behavior,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-13
Somewhat Misleading.
To the Editor Of he /
CATHEDRAL. RICHMOND, VA,
N,r-,.pi gr 10 1880

To the Editor Of he Dispatch:
The following heading appeared IN to-
days Disp0ict IN connection with the Bal
timore centennial: Anniversary of the
Planting Of Catholicism in America" This
is misleading. for it gives the impression
that Catholicity is only a hundred years
old in America. Such an idea would be
contrary to all history. Catholicism was
firmly planted in Florida in 1865. The
Catholic colony in Maryland was estab-
lished March %. 1854, and Catholicism was
vigorous and fourishing in many parts OF
the present United States, not to mention
Mexico and Canada, before the year 1900.
The Baltimore centennial commentaries
the establishment of the Catholic hierarchy
in the United States-Right Rev. John Car
roll being the first American Catholic
bishop with his see at Baltimore.
Rev T.. III. IEAENEY.
[Of course. The planting of Catholicism
in America, 1t may be said. was coGval with
the discovery of America
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-13
RAILROAD LISrs.

fa III SSSgg..ls --sEE 5;g.g
DICHMOND, FREDERICKgBrpn
III AND POTOMAC PsTLKOAD. So
commencing JUNK -. iss2-oastsra st.-.-..,
time: ''i
s32 A n. leaves Byrs.slr,a. ra,,o, r.,-
Stops only a, Ashland. JIac.i.. ~
lori, euJ FreieUctSnurg Ar.-.-
r. washington aDi New York
NV A. III. leaves byr i-sirse. station dA.y 40.
csyt sunday. X
e25 ?. N. leaves Byri-strse, static, s,..
sleeper 20 Sew iofE.
650A. N. arrives NJ Byrd stree. station s.a,
sleeper from New York
2:3s Z. u. arrives a. Byrd street station r.r,
siOpS as Frcierexsb4rs NI.,
Junction. and Aanlan1. -.rspor f....
Warrington aud YES York
Ic;sOR N. srrivas a. Byri-suoo. ga lon e.c,
except sunday
ASHLAND TRAIN
pIuY ZxcEPr SUNDAY.
6{s A. ". leaves klDA Arrives q. Assiao, III.
1.33 A.. N.
900 T. Il. accommodation ie.vss Byti s,...
station. arrives n Aslisat p ~
Coz p. ". .oayss EioA. arrives az Ash i.i d.
e.t5P. n.
sisA. NJ. arrives Eibs. Leave, A.s.,aia.5,
4. ~.
635 A. N. accommodation arrives o.. e...
sussess's'ioa. leaves A'ai'li a. ?
$50 p. w. erf,es a. Elba. leave, Ashaai b.
s.i3 P Il.
e. "a. fAlLoR Geaerai Ticket Ar,..
\. o.. D. Mla.s. oooe-Al aIDernisaIolt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-13
ALEXANDRIA AND VICINITY.
Court Matters-Confessed and was Sem
fenced.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.l


ALEXANDRIA, Va. November PA spe-
Gal fall term of the Circuit Court of Alex
andria county. Judge Keith, will be held
here on the fourth Monday of this month.
A new railroad depot is being built on
the Washington and Ohio railroad Mt Falls
Church.
The Fairfax County Court has sentenced
Stephen Cross (colored) to eighteen years
in the penitentiary on confession of the
murder of an old negro woman named
Nancy Mills on the 14th of January last, at
Bailey's CROSSROADS, in Fairfax county,
about five miles from this city.
The Young Mems Catholic Lyceum left
here this afternoon TO take part III the
Catholic centennial in Baltimore.
The Countess of Meath, who spoke yes
terday at Pohick church on behalf of the
Ministering Childrens Leauge, came here
this afternoon and addressed a congrega-
ton of children at st. Pauls church on
the same subject
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-13
ESSEX COUNTY,.
An Incident Worth Noting.
Icorespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
DuySsyrLLE. November IL. 1889.


HUNTSVILLE. November II, 1889.
Speaking of intimidating and suppress
ing colored voters, allow me TO report a
very remarkable, but absolute fact: At
Centre-Cross precinct. Essex county, some
ten or more colored voters carried their
Republican tickets to Wisenly. the Repub-
lican candidate for the House of Delegates,
and asked him 10 scratch out his (Wisenly's)
name and insert that of Campbell Demo
craft. This Wisenly very kindly and re
specially did. Amore quiet, peaceahle, and
eood-natured election was never held. Both
sides kept in good humor and laughed at
aud joked each other freely. Wisenly himself
bore the defeat with becoming dignity and
cheerful submission. So ought it to be.
We tender the Dispatch the congratulations
and earnest thanks OF its readers and State
generally upon its glorious and successful
conduct Of the campaign. q.
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STAUNTON.
Meeting of Secretaries OF Fairs-Court-
Miners Killed.

tjOu eSpondtnce OF the RICHMOND D!Sphtcn.l
NOVEMBER Il. 1889.
The Board Of Directors of the Baldwin Dis
frict Fair Association, with the view Of
having the several exhibitions in the State
during different weeks, and no two on the
same DAYS have called a meeting of the Sc
cretaries of all the agricultural fair assO-
Citations in the State tOmeet at the Virginia
Hotel, in tins city, on the 10th OF Decem-
Der.
The Augusta Circuit Court-Judge VII
liam aughlin-commenced the fall
term yesterday.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Valley Railway Company viii be
held in this city next Friday, November
18th.
At the Black Rock iron-ore mines, near
Vesuvius. in Rockbridge country, fall or
slide of earth occurred in the works. Two
miners, John Pickeroll and Glenn DOYLE,
were killed.
There will be a public demonstration
here IN connection with the victory won
in the late election. CA1roN,
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HiLl-CiTY NOTES.
a Quiet Marrisge-Eiection Returns from
the Southwest.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

LYScHBuRo. November 12.-Peter Ainsle
and Miss Carrie 0tey were married here
this morning, DR.. John +. Edwards oiilci-
ating. The marriage was very quiet
afair--no invited guests on account Of the
recent death Of the groOm's father. Tho
couple left this afternoon on a trip to
Washington.
Dickinson county gave Mckinney fifty
two majority and elects Trigg Miller Demo
craft over his brother for the House by
forty-hve majority.
Captain Kidd. Of Pulaski, weighs 800
pounds and Is a Democrat. and says now
Mckinney is elected he expects TO live one
hundred years aud weigh one thousand.
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RAILROAD LINES

Sale by r. B. CHAFFIN & Co.. Auctioneer-.
no
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-13
By K. i. Chamn & Co,
Real Estate AuctiOneers,
No. / north Tenth street.

WkUSTEES' AUCTION SALE OF
J. FRAME HOUSE AND LOT on EAST SIDE
OF TWENTI-SIXrH STREET BETWEEN
LEIGH AND NJ STREETS By virtue u deed
of trust from Morgan Richards and wife, da'ed
February, -. 1889. recorded in Richmond
ChRncery Court, Deed-BoOg IL c, page %, AMI
at request 81 beneficiary, default having been
made In payment secured. We Will sell by pubic
auction, On tho premises, On
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER Il, iss9,
M 80 O'Clock 2. NJ, the PROPERTY described in
said deed a. 4" al that lot OF land, win i'm
proyements thereon. lying and beins 10 The city
Of Richmond, Va. On the east eide OF Twenty
sixth street between Leigh and n streets be-
ginning AZ point dstant 4 oal street i39 feet
. inches thence sOuihwardiy and fronting on
rwenty-sixth street 20 feet inches, thence OK
between parallel lines l3iE feet, beng same
property conveyed C., Morgan Richards from 4.
{. Tinsley and wife, dated February u, 1872
TEENS Cash a. o. expenses % sale aud s5L3J
arrearages then monthly instalmeots OF sl0b1
until $500 IL paid OF. Remainder on terms an-
bounced at sale. JULIUS ,rRAU>,
q. IS CHAFFiS.
W. J. NESlNOOD.
Trustees.
Sale by r. B. CHAFFIN & CO.. Auctionoers.
no9
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the result is collision, whether coming
thro' the rye" or not. Life IS full Of colhs-
ions. We are constantly colliding with some
body or something. If il isn't with our
neighbOrs il is with some dread diseases that
knocks us OF the track " and pcrhaps dis
ables us for life. Women especially i seems,
have 20 bear the brunt Of more collisions AMI
Affections than mankind. In all cases OF
nervousness, bcaring-down sensations, ten
dernoss, periodical pains, sick headache con-
gestiOn, inflammation, or liberation and az
"female Irregularities" and weaknesses"
Dr. Ficrce's FaVOrite Prescription comes 10
the rescue of women IS 10 other medicine
does. Ii is the only medicine for women. sold
by druggists. under a positive guarantee,
from the manufacturers, that it will give
satisfaction in every case, or money paid for
it will be refunded. See guarantee on bottle
wrapper.
Copyright, 1888, by wonLD's DIS. MED ASSN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-13

SUMAC, SUMAC, SUMAC. WANT
~ I'D. everybody to know that | am paying the
highest cash price for PRIME sUMAC LEAVES
delivered at any depot In Richmond Full
weights and satisfaction guaranteed.
WARNER MOORE,
Shockoe Mills.
ITMF CEMENT apf pT lSTEk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-13
AUCTION sALEs-Fuiure Days.

By request Of the owner, shall coll by public
auction on tho premises, on
MONDAY NEXT, NOvFMBER Is. 1889,
nj 40 o'clock +. NJ. that GOOD CORNER PRO
PEKTY situata ns above stated. The lot fronts %
feet on Ciay street and extends back on Norton
street and between parallel limos 40 feet Ihoro
IL n good. substantial, small brick store on por-
ton * the 'front.', and 4 convouient and substan-
tiaI two-siory siX-roOm brick dwelling on the
rear
1his property is valuable for either business
or residence has space which can be utilized TO
good advantage, L. convenient 20 the business
centre Of the city near tho railways. and Is the
only good corner for business now on the market
IN that rspidiy-growing section. Examine 1t end
attend the sale.
TERMS: Liberal, and az sale.
nol3 j. b. ELAN, Auctiooner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-13

therein, &C., &c. The answers were in the
main very satisfactory, but great deal OF
time was taken up in discussing the vari.
Gus points involved and the meeting had
20 adjourn without proceeding farther.
FRIENDS BUSINESS MEETINGS
are managed differently from those Of my
other denomination in the world. In
these. "a in their meetings for worship.
they acknowledge no human head, and no
one presides in the common accepta-
ton, OF tho term. The clerk sits at the
head OF tho meeting. and when pro-
position is made for consideration he
states IL, and after all who wish have
spoken 60 il he makes minute in his re-
cord, giving rs nearly as he can the. con-
sensus of opinion as expressed, and this
stands, unless objection is made, as the
sense of the meeting. No vote is ever
taken in Friends meeting. The clerk
this year is DIR. James Carey Thomas, OF
this city.
SIN former years mems and women's meet
ings were held separately. and matters re-
QIiring the action OF both branches were
sent from one to the other, az the case might
be, and unless both agreed the subject was
dropped. Lately. however, Joint meetings
are held on such matters and the plan seems
TO work very well
There are an unusually large number of
ministers present from other States, some
of them very able speakers. They had
several preaching places yesterday, and
many Others than those Of their own de-
nomination attended.
MEMORIAL.
This morning was the memorial session,
and two papers were read on this subject
one in regard TO the late Mrs, Deborah c.
Thomas, Of this city, and the other the
late John Bacon Crenshaw, OF your city.
prepared by the Richmond monthly meet
ing. This latter was a very Just tribute to
Mr.. Crenshaw's character and worth az
Christian minister and gentleman. Many
warm and alfectionate expressions OF love
for him and appreciation OF him were made
by those who bad known HIM, showing
with what regard and esteem he had been
held in this meeting.
Friends come to the church at $50 o'clock
in the morning. and from that time until
$50 at night, what with dinner and tea
(both served in rooms attached 70 the
huilding) and meetings for business and
devotion, the whole time between those
hours is taken up.
The hospitality of these Baltimore peo-
Pile is only equalled by those of your city.
All are taken care of, and If homes in prl-
vate families cannot be had for visitors
places are prepared III adjacent boarding
houses. and thus all have homes.
Tonight there WAS a meeting IN the in
terest of
FOREIGN MISSIONS.
nj which addresses were made by Samuel
Purdie, missionary 10 Mexico, now on a
short visit 10 his native country, and DIR.
Whitney, now stationed at Toxic. Japan,
both members of the society. They gave
very interesting accounts of their work in
those countries and gave many statistics
showing the spread Of Christianity and the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-13
by George w. Mayo. Auctioneer.
John Z. Lsughton. Jr.. Salesman.
No. "a Ninth street
pY DIRECTION OF THE PARTIES

pY DIRECTION OF THE PARTIES
10 Interested shnll sell at auction, on
THURSDAY, The i4rE INSTANT,
atf0x o'clock, ut the residence OF the late J, II.
johnson, No 33i north Nineteenth street. an as
sortment Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, which
will consiet OF
i RosEwooD-c sEvEN-ocTAvE KNABE
PIANO:
MAHOGANY SOFAS, CENTRE-TABLEs, CARD
TABLES, HALL~fABLES:
MAHOGANY wARDhOBEs, BUREAUS, WASH
STANDS. LsAF-TABLEs;
FEATHEN BID, HAIR MATTRESS;
HAT-HACK. GARRETT, CROCkkRY;
Other USEFUL HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
Goods mUst be removed immediaseiy after
sale. GEORGE w. MAYO,
uoi2 Auctionser.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-13
by y. W. Bowo
Real Alate Auctioneer.
DROAD-STREEI-S 7 o Il f PRO
PERrY,
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS,
AT AUCTION.
Ov TUESDAY, NovrNBFR 70, 1850,

on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER TO- 1850,
AZ A. o'clock T.. NJ, Will sell 10y auction. on mo
premises. tho valuable. weli-i0cred, aud rapid
iy-lmproying BROAD-SrkEEr PROPERTY, No
1Is, between First and second streets, AZ present
occupied 10y X. "A. Wills Il l.. as grocery
The Lot fronts % feet ,mor8 or lessl, with the
use Of a sldo alley IA common, ami runs back
about ! CD feeL
The desirable location Of this real estate and
the rapifity with whcA al uptown Br' . i-street
property enhances. both In fee simple and rental
values, omuiue 70 render this a very attractive
Offering TO investors.
TERMS. One thifd cash balance az sX,
twelve. aud eighteen mcn'hs for notes. with in
terest AID trust deed; or all cash, a. option OK
purchaser y. W. BOWIE.
no u AHcuOneeE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-13
By George W. Mayo. Auc.onoer.
Ono. Z. LGughton. Jr., Salesman,)
No. 81 Ninth street.

By George W. Mayo. Auctionoer.
Ono. T. LGughton. Jr.. Salesman,)
No. 81 Ninth street.
HORSES, HACKS, CARRIAGES,
4 4 BUGGIES HARNESS, &C. AT AUCTION. -
AZ tho request OF the owner, who has decided IN
discontinue business, | Will sell az public auc-
ton at 1880 \. NJ. ON
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1889,
ut the stables, No. II north Eighth street, be-
tween Main aud Franklin streets, al ot his
HORSES. CARRIAGES. HARNESS, BuGGlks,
&C. used IN the conduct OF large and hfst-
class livery business. consisting In part Of
~ GOOD AND DESIRABLE HORSES;
4 FiRSI-CLASS GLAN,-FRONI HAChS;
/ FIRS1-CLASS OPEN BACK;
; TOp-BUGGIES-eOme nearly new;
OPEN BUGGlES:
/ OPEN DRAG;
sSErS BCGGY-HARNESS;
10 SETS HACK-HAkNFSs.
TURNS: Under sl00 cash: from 500 70 5000, q
per cent cash aud balance on credit % sixty
days over 200, - per cent cash aud balance 40
four months. the deferred payments 10 be &C.
cured by negotiable notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, with per cent added.
This sale Is positive, ana special attention Is
called. GEORGE ". MAYO,
no 10 Aucdoneer.
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No. III north Eleventh street
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THAT
l. VALUABLE HOUSE IND LOT No. 94
EAST BROAD STREET FRONTING 2j FEEL
4 INCHES. MORE OR LESS, on NORTH SIDE
or BROAD STREET, AND RUNNING BACK
1872 FEET INCHES, MORE OR kiss, TO A
PAVED ALLEY.-By virtue Of deed Of trust
from John b. Crenshew Mecossedl ana wife 70
the undersigned trustee, datod October p laso,
and recorded Ia the Richmond ChGucery Court,
Deadlock 100 page %. 10 secure the sum OF
$500. and default having been made Ia pay
meut OF part Of said note. a1d being re-
Quesied by tho holder thereOf 20 sell. Will o1er
at pullc auction. on he promises rs above, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Il, 1882
at 1890 F. ~. tho PROPERTY described in said
deed.
The building is VOL adapted for business and
dwelling combineG ami has a good furnace and
q large dOuble-doOr iron safe on solid brick
foundation.
The lot has q brick building IN rear, accessible
by sido entrance. all Of which property, except
tho store, is occupied with good tenants.
Tho proximity OF this property 10 the new City
Hall and It's central location on the principal
business street Of the city ought to attract both
capitalists aud persons seeking place for Ous-
ness
TERMS: By consent, one fourth cash; balance
In equal payments al six, twelve, and eighteen
month, with interest added, and secured by a
deed Of trust. Better terms may be offered on
the day Of sale.
JAMES H. CRFNsUAW AIcttOneer. uO9