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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15

case. have never known speculative
manufacturer or business man who scorea
a permanent success. lie is rich one day'
bankrupt the next. Beside this, the manu-
faclurcr aims to produce articles, ana III ~
doing 10 employ labor. This furnishes "
laudable career. 4 man ia this a'oca'ioh
is useful 10 his kind The merchant Is use
nilly occupied distributing commodities; the
banker IN providing capital"
The third stumbling block in the way
the success Of most business young men. ac-
cording 10 Mr.. Carnegie. is indorsing for
others. "Busincss men require irregular
supplies Of money. at some periods little, at
others enormous sums. Others being in the
same condition, there is strong temptation
TO indorsc mutually. This rock should De
avoided There are emergencies, no doubt,
in which men should help their friends. but
there is a rule that will keep one safe. No
man should place his name upon the obliga-
ton Of another il he has not sufficient
% pay &c without dctrimont 70 ms
own business. n is dishonest 10 40
so. Men are trustees for those who have
trusted them. and the creditor is entitled 20
an his capital and credit. For ones own
firm. your name, your fortune, and your
sacred honor: but for Others no matter
under what circumstances, only such aid
as YOU can render without danger 10 your
trust. II is safe rule, therefore, % give
thc cash direct that you have 10 spare for
others. and never your Endorsement orl
The general cause for the failure Of young
men I'm business, Mr.. Carnegie asserts To- be
lack Of concentration. They arc prone to
seek outside investments. ''EVery dollar Of
capital and credit, every business thought,
should be concentrated upon the one bust
ness upon which "A man has embarked. lie
should never scatter his shot II is poor
business which will not yield better returns
for increased capital than any outside in-
yesiment 80 man. or set Of men. or cor
poration can manage a business mans
capital as we'll as he can MANI
ace il himself The rule, do not
put all your eggs in one basket, docs not
apply 20 mans iie-work. Put all your
eggs IN one basket and then watch that
basket, is the true doctrine The most yaiu-
able rule of an. While business of ali kinds
has gone, and is still going rapidly into %
few vast concerns, tits. nevertheless. demon |
srated every day that genuine ability. in-
tercstcd i'm the profits, is not only valuable.
hut indispensable 20 their successful opera |
dom
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15

a committee appointed by the National
Civil Service Reform League has been ln-
curing into The evils Of the patronage sys-
tenn. and their report. Just now made. pre-
sents nm almost comic picture OF the Con-
cressmon's woes IN connection with the dis
tribuiion Of Offices. All the Republican
members Of the House Of Representatives
were requested by the committee 10 give
their experiences Of ihc pleasures ana pans
OF dispensing patronage among their con-
slituonts. Twcnty-i0ur members replied,
and their unanimous testimony WAS That
the business was an pain. The toll and
trouble OF looking after about two hundred
and hny appointments. which seems io
be- the average number depending upon
each Congressman, absorbed more tnan
Onc-third OF The entire time ~ these Con-
grossmon. This time should have been de-
voted by right 90 their legislative duties.
10 is no wonder that ont OF seventeen ihOu-
sand measures introduced 90 ihe last Con.
gress. more than eleven thousand were rec
lCrred % committee and never heard of
again, and that less than twenty-five bum
drod were finally acted upon. The commit
tees had not the time 90 consider the lcgis-
lation before them; had not the time 90 dis
cuminatc between good and bad bills and
IN general did their work i'm "a slOyenly and
careless fashion.
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u
When in your city very recently severe. .i..r
prominent citizens mentioned 10 me in,',,',e.
hotel project. which has bad -eycf'i 70.
m0dic starts bat no definite results. ,,er.
also asked io give my views OF W. ,,s,,,r
prise through the columns oi your I".,.r
though ! must confess that ] 30 ~ 49, 49,,
reluctantly. for / know 10 i- ~, 80 tb,t
matter i0 present points on lii, ',i,a',ore.ted
will meet the concurrence oi "i' viii
However with yOur perm ~, ,.,o ~
make The he-; effort ! car. ~ "fi.,n or|
1879 On fs.i. the late " m' H. 'i' Sui, ,.' W
,.o,,r ,if, licensed with me the lni pol-
lance Uf "a LARGE hotel. with every h,'"r' T"
ila,-- IA. maintained that -uch mousse
.,,ft.ffr f...rtrf would le of inc1iculapif
.d,anfaoa and benefit ~ Richmond. Livery
Ir,uri of Iu4inD-. would receive pm ini-
neiul. and the money spent on ile building
would soon return TO the locAels ui It's cll-
zons. ~.
the North would find refuge Jon your balmt
rrrion. Your physicians would Doe called
ma consultation. ar matter of precauuon.
whether longer journey South would us 'i
aur .uocial benefit, aud they could tfuiN-
fully present such climatic conditions Ni
your section chat would ObY'lie their iti.-
iue. 3mr merchants would reap "a li'n
harvest. The liycyman and tne hHl'nti
would Dee made happy and our WISE 'oioh7
of the legislature would Doe given pfacl-
cad lesson 300 tariff matters Dy an advance
of len dollars per month 900 iheH n'aiu
when they return 90 your Guy. ,,
There are several eligible sites. VIZ: inc
Allan Dot. tine 81. Claire and the houndaiie.
of Smith aud Tenth. between Broad ana
Ctpii0l streets. a hotel at amy OF these
no.nis would command paying business
fIn wear through Moreover. number OF
naaf blzaars-nOt more th1u 2lNaj feet
could Poe arranged ON the street iloor. liel
could open into the court of tne.noiei Wneie
"a fountain and flower beds could flourish in
-emitr0pieal luNurilncc. The rent ol ihe7e
1lzaars would materially aid ih paying I'D.
interest ON Che Investment.
A large majority of Che travelling ruhllc
are alef-e t0 sleeping ON the toop moor OF
the hotel. huf very leW VIII object TO ealh-
uu there. especially when such grand pam
Drama would ho presented. ] would. there
lore, suggest the dinin9-room De placed
there.
Just think of thc thousand beautiful
ideas that would rush 0n The imaginative
mind. From there could he seen ihe ground
where once tr0l pOWlaim aud lOcah0nias;
where Governor -uOiswoci and his knights
of ihe Golden Horseshoe halted un iuol
frl mountain expedition. where Patrick
Henry thrilled Dis hearers with his e.o-
uuenra. and later Ou could ho seen "a triple
t.rlie oi veterans guarding ile approaches
to v0ufritY. This room could Doe made ilo
envy aud taik0f every hotel from Bangor t9
Tampa. PHIL. j. BROWN.
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Sealed bids invited. and win Doe openeIni
~ ST.. FRIDAY thc 18th instant iOl tlc
stock off Aunspaugn a. Cobb. Lynclburs. Nn.
TEXANS Cash. ur paper not exec iIns iNul
months, with uuluestumlIe endorsement
interest added.
for fhe guidance oi the purchaser. tWo iu-
Fcuturies ure nos being taken DN three dis
Interested experts. Mcssfs.C I'd. AlMonInui
T.. Cmmp. merchants 0l flls city. 1ll tir.
Edward RYAN, OF Partridge s. Richardson.
Philadelphia. one inventory Us being taken
al actlnl cost. and the other at present cash
value. Bids must Dee made pt SO much Ou
tlC dollar. oi ile cost OF fho Goods.
1h.s nrm iid the leading business OF the
cts. aud occupy one OF Che nIndsumOsf
stores iu Virginia. THE purchaser Oi flH
stock Niil Dee entitled t0a lease ni the sl0rr
900 cost. which expires August, 1891. but fur
owner assures the Trustees lhnt amy gOol
Tenant can renew Do after chat date, ola and
Trained employees can Doe retained and nusi-
uCss can le continued without hitch, 10 is
rare inaf such au opportunity is offered. iu
which "a iifsf-ciass business can Dee secured.
The stock viii list upwards oi 10000, cosi,
ANA relail business can be done of 500 ODD,
or 100000 by amy one having means 30 do
80.
lle Trustees reserve the privilege ofac-
ceptug or rejecting amy or nii bids
Man GrGGENHtIMER. JR.5
IL 90 n. KHAN. Trustees.
~. -. LAl.kIN,
ap i3-it
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A clear majority Of the delegate t0 Doe
elected In Philadelphia viii Doe Quay men.
Most of Them VIII Doc 80 openly: half the Doe
maindcr viii Doe SO whenever they me
wan ed. and ID tw0-tbirds of the delegation
shall DE absolutely needed tO nominate DEE
amatcr. Dee VIII get Them. There is always
q possibility of amy one OF Che prominent
candidates for Governor being retired lr
compromise 0rnocossitY. but ii % c0ntiugen-
cy shalt arise t0 retire Deiamatcr for ans
cause the majority of the Philadelphia dele
CATION Will follow Quay for amy new man
ne shall select THE n0W inevitable contest
between De.dmaior and HASTINGS in this
city chat rs certain 70 grlfiiate into more
or less direct battle for and against QUAY.
viii not De favorable 10 the acceptance Df
Hastings Dog Quay and his friends in ca.o
Delamater should Doe retired. and ila
chances. if-fhat event. would De largely ir
favor of an entirely new man. iho Quay
Filter or Delamater-lla-tng- battle is now
0n in This city, and 10 viii De tight ton
finish With about the results herc.nDeuv
indicated.
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spike" writes as follows 90 the Times
I Roanoke city population in 1852. 900. 3D.
$500. 2l.5TJ. Locomotive and car works
l.lll men; rolling mill. 800, bridge work
200. two furnaces. 800 each. carriage Fac
tory. rifle and butt machine works. two icl
factories. brewery. five banks si.WmWf
capital. seven churches, three public schools
two academies. water. gas and electric
plants. mail carrier sy-tom three railways
connect North. South. East and West. lar-t
and handsome buildings. ten miles 0i street
railway. soon connect with salem. $1,000
600 improvements ln two years. debt 1867
600. taxes Tow, three daily papers. twenty
nine lawyers, nineteen physicians. mer-
chant, making money, wages from $50 ~
81 per day, work plenty, houses can't bo
built fast enough.
This is the record OF the magic cify OF
the STATE, and fourth IN population. Whole
sale eIuccr-, dr} goods, notions. and crock
cry, ana Will0NWare house can make
money here Cheap railway rates. with ilo
whole southwest to draw from. over S2D.-
Vo'uvV capital invested iu mining iron aud
coat in southwest Virginia. Roanoke il the
trading point. and must he In a short time
me largest city in the State. 10 has an Of
The advantages and none of the disadvan-
t'ges Of old towns. if- population y0unr.
aggressive. and up 90 the times. NO chance
lnr relapse; solid as "a rock. Industries
diversified. ana every section OF the Union
has au interest in one or the other of Roa-
hoAos enterprises, and hence she is SUD-
ported by the whole country. because
OF the 'arons interest, ceulered here. Bal
limofe, Boston. New York. PHILADELPHIA.
Atlanta, Alabama, Tennessee. Nc.. people
have cast their lot, aud an have won 80
man, woman on child ever invested In Roam
'ke real estate, or her stock. or bonds. OF
or private corporations. without
making money. This il singular. bps true.
so"nohe Is the hiih. % not the fourth city ia /
ne state IA population. come Richmond. I
Norfolk, Petersburg, Lynchburg, Roanoke. 1
ach Of the first four Is about 100 wears
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15

The recent outciyings Of father-in-law
Scott regarding The hope and intention of
Mr.. Harrison to be a candidate 90 succeed
himself IN 1902 are confirmed by the re-
marks reported to have been made bv Treas
urer Huston, who is just returned from an
electi0ncering trip % Dbl. and Ar. llarri-
sons state, Indiana. Mr.. Huston admits
that tho spring town elections have gone
Democratic by default 90 % very large
extent, bat he SAYS that the hepub-
Leans have an admirable organization
which they wiz Set Go work i'm due
time. and that Indiana is safe for Harrison
in 1862. We are not disposed t0 question
Mr.. Hust0n's prophetic powers, bat we
should not advise him or John VI auamaker
90 pu' a great deal Of money either into or
ON The reelection of Sir. Harrison. 10 i- The
uniform testimony of ail ibe unmuzziea
Republicans we have met in Sis months
ibat Harrison has been steadily dwindi'ng
ever since his election. How Ode CROWN.
contempt for ihe man is 20 be c0unterac'cd
Wo cannot see and we are not perfectly cone
ddenl That Mr. Huston can either.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15

AT Che annual mocfiug oi tine stockholders
of this company, held un inc second day NI
April. 1890. tle following resolutions were
adopted.
"lDsDiycf. THAT the directors he. anl they
arc lcr. lF- authorize iH HafrIin.e One iNou-
sand shares OBJ iun stock ol fIIa company
illm tHH lowest bidder.
"itNroIFel. further. That whenever tlero I-
sufficient money ODD tNe treasury from tl.
.llos ol property fno said directors alo heIe-
NN authorized Il purchase iFU hundred more
share. Oi said -iuck
"Ile directors may rni limi. 0n the price
t0 he uail for the siid s'ock ol MOT, as may
seem best.
Oilers i0 he made under seal and opened af-
Ter due notice iu ihe presence OBJ inc llior-
tors
Iu accordance with the foregoing rcs0iu-
tons. tIa company offers tu purchase uur
thousand share. Oi Dos stock .rom the lowest
bidder.
All bids should Doe under seal marked bids
for sioci,I. and viii boz received up ROB o'clock
J.. A. April 30. 1890.
ON the DIST April 1890, they WIN le 0Den-
Cl In fnc presence Oi the directors.
so bids higher tlan $50 lef shane uil be
considered.
1.-Two OBJ more bids are made af Ono -amo
price and more stock ia offered tlan needed,
nu aunurfluumcut Ilo rata VIII Doe made
amongst such bidders.
JANIS III. DOOLtl, President
api-eodtl0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15

Aside from his one undcmocraiic failing.
weakness for high tariff, Democrats of an
shades Of opinions can honor Mr. Randairs
memory as that 0f0ne of the very best men
their parry has produced, an honest, rugged
Democrat of the old-iashi0nod type. simple
Ia his tastes, sturdy i'm his methods. and i'm
ilinching in his advocacy ofwhat he believed
to be right.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15

10 is mo- discredlt 90 Stanley that Doe may
have been actuaicd by other than 20 mere
spirit of adventure 0r philanthrop.c impulse
in tine great work i0 which Doe has devoted
The best years oflfo ai imminent peril i0
himself Ills broad lore- ighf could bot fil
10 take ina the significance OF his achieve
monl7, tine bearing That thel must nocD--
sarily have on the world. trade. and tho
temptations 20 human cupldiiy ihat would
Doe found in the iurests,ai0ng the siroims.aud
upon the inland seas 0i continent nO l0neer
dark. That he instnciiyely shared iu the
promise thls unveiled and became inspired
by dreams oi wealth and power chat seemed
SD near tAc point of realization. is NOT t0 Do.
manDiod at nor does 10 ln the least dcirnci
from his high reuoWn. That lmin Ecf
should fan uuder q similar spell is nO more
strange, nor is If TO hl, disrcputc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15

RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. R.
SHORTEST AND QUfcKEs SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST.
scnEDULEiN EFFEcrFfu. 70. 1900.

lltAlN $50. ~, L'ID \. VI.
GOUrIEkN EXPRESS. dnily. Tor nanviilc,
- Greensboro WInsion--Hiem. Durham,
Raleigh. R1udlcmDn. salisbury. Ashcyiile,
Hot springs. Charlotte. Columbia. Aiken.
Augusta. Atlanta. Birmingham, Npnigum-
cry, NrW Orleans, IcAHr. and California.
Pullman palace slcepne-cnn Richmond 10
birmingham. Huu Sew orleans.
TRAIN $50 %. l1ND a. -.
1TIHCfNfh ArD NOIIif CANOLfNA TX
y PRESS, daily, tor turEDtllc, Hi .fa-
tions on iuo Norfolk 1ul western H1IIu1d
IynChhurg knoxville, DnlflanN0gl None
uhls. and NASHVILLE. also for hcy.VIc,
GAINESVILLE. OIlofd. henderson, Durham
and Raleigh. This tram goes through solid
TRAIN 30. so. 3 ~.
VFfSr NAIL. daily, for nil points on the
4 FarMyllo and l0Wh1im Railroad, non-
Vile. Greensboro. Wu-fDu-~HI Raleigh.
Charlotte. Asneyiiia columbia. Augusta.
Atlanta. Birmingham, MONTGOMERY. Sew
orleans. Texas end California. Pullman
palace sloepug-can naur'Iln t0 Augusta anu
Atlanta. and at Greensboro sleeper Nia Aent-
Vile tn M0usf0Wn. loun.
IRNIN So iO. @ b. VI.
A NflfA AclOMODAllON, daily. except
~ sunday. for Amelia Courthouse and inc
TRAIN $50. "a. 0.20 a. 81.
IuONFR LOtil daily except sunday.
\ freight train wIih coach attached, ioi
Glover Aa.. and intermediate points.
ARRIVE At MDhNuAu
Train 80. 53 900 h:l5 3. g., 80 81 900 $3.50
r. &c., $50. b5 at $3.50 u. VI. ANA no. III ai e.ll
4. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15

THE special course of lectures That arc
annually delivered at Richmond College
under the terms of the Thomas endowment,
and which have been so ominently insiruc-
tive and valuable, Will boz devoted this year
10 the subject Of "Smdies Of Some Great
Works ofArt." The lecturer who has been
selected is Hon. William n. Harris, Lie d..
and the programme arranged is one ofycry
unusual interest, including, as 10 does, ON
Wednesday absorption of the sistine Ma
donna and the 81. Cecilia, of Raphael, and
the Madonnas Of Dresden and Darmstadt
by HOlbein. Michael Angeles sculptures
and Greek sculpture will be the subject OF
the lecture Of April 22d, and on April 9th
there wall be a critical discussion of thc
Last supper as depicted by ia Ninci
Ghirlandaja. Del sario, Giotto and others
twill be seen, therefore, that the general
subject 10 De treated has an additional clc-
ment of interest in being somewhat outside
of the common run. In providing. not only
the members Of the college, butal of our clf-
izons, with so interesting q series of lee
lures, Richmond College only adds another
claim upon the consideration of rpeople
&c the many which it already enjoys.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15
rIE FAVO8fTE ROUTE TOBAfTlMOnE
PHILADELPHIA AND 81" YORK.
LEAVE RICHMOND:

TRAIN $50. 81. S.2O b.. 81.
Z OcAI EXPRESS daily. except sunday.
Z Z Stops go oN stations. 40 Lester Manor
connects with stage Tor Na|.Hr'on, also cone
meets with BALTIMORE sieamcrat West Point
TRAIN $50. So. $3.50 p. 30.
- AiIIMOhE LIMITED, daily. except sumo
ID day. ilr West Point. connecting VIVID
1ork-rIfer steamers ior Baltimore. 40 hAI.
ohio itiiloal TOP Washington, l.n.itNNi l.il.A
ANA New York. rAltI. Richmond tp Baltic
moro. 30, iO washington. SD, t1IiIatlclp Iln,
$3.50. NcW York, $500.
sTtANtH- LEAVE HALIMOnE b p. 81.
I'lN WEST POINT, dolly. except SUNDAY.
= thence hy hifnmoud 0ni Hautnin NHll
road tO Richmond. arriving Hf $40 A. TT Hnn
1880 s.. 3d., Hul cnuurciiN. with lriIn No
So. l-e. Iam $50. 5i-frauia nna -oriH
ThA,N $50. 19. 7.foA.M.
+ OCAl MIXED daily, oa'erf SUNDAY
a leaves IHeufF-eient. street far hts.
Point Hld initrueiIHle points
Ticket office 600 station foot oi fr-'nh
City ncketon comeroi Tenth ana 'iain
streets
Sol HAAS. JAs.hTAYloR
frame 1lN.'t.fI 'ffI' t-eti .r' agent
JOSEPH s. flils. b.r. las..Asen..
NORFOLK AND WNIHNF RAIL
- HNNN
TWO DAILY IIttI.H t. NORFOLK.
.iituDllI .flL.f tb. lDil. 1890.
LEAVE hicNoN-: n1hpsiHaIfsft
go A. AZ. n1Ir. .il .rHurs Richmond
aIf fnliDlE fNflU. express. .tr
I'fH norfolk l' tt i' ID. Stop. NNIf
nt eif.1uUI- ..I .uIuI.. A t.I-
uud Ira.l. leaving l.t,irlll. at
Il.tD .. u, nuu IrriF lf l. lNiiulH
nt4 i., 4loIa al 800 r.aiiaue.
9.i0 A, h. ii', rIn lc.l- iuIH. .f te Hi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15

son. Happy is the people IN whose day ana
Generation such an example OF public and
private virtue and u mainly, lifelong iidcl-
nv 10 every obligation has been produced.
Ilappy the age which has possessed citi-
zen Of such generosity and such heroism,
in friendship 50 genial, IN integrity 50 COM
plcte.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15
Plan OF Annexators.
fChlc110 MALL

The annexation plum is ripcning iu Cana-
da. Day after day 10 meiloWs, and day after
day draws near the time of picking. A.
things progress in the fair province north of
ihc lake, % becomes evident THAT ile fruit
must of necessity drop into the Dap of Coz
lumbi1. The diesimIlaritos between ilo
dominion and Che United States grow loss
constantly and The simi.arilics increase.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15

In championship OF local rights. in the
enforcement OF strict economy, absolute in-
tegrty and rigid accountability bon public
administration. aud in perfect faith in the
intelligence, virtue and inyiuciblity of the
American people. Mr.. Randall was tyri-
cal Democrat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15
Estimates of Eaudall-Foreign and DO
nestle Politics.
New York HnraII

lie was a man Of great courage. uncom-
mon force of character, of sterling honesty
and with definite and clearly conceived pm
poses in his public life, and remarkable ox-
ecutiyc ability.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15

To ALL appearances. the harmony Dee
tween Senator Matt. Quay and Mayor
Filter, of Philadelphia, is something like
the lamb and the lion pcacefulness, charac-
icrizing the relations of the notable Kill
kenny cats.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15

THE Hungarian who recently was sent 90
prison for scheming TO swndle "a lottery ont
OF $4,000 is doubtless convinced of lhe
fact that only certain kinds of -windling are
permissible, and that one lshould never ty
90 sWindle swindle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15

NEW YORK is as slow solving the rapid
transit problem as Richmond was rapid i'm
reaching slow transit for ears.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15

old. while Roanoke is only eight years
old. Youngest in age. DIXIE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-15
oxrun Ism DAYoF APRIL. 1850, Arl2M

,ho valuable tract Of land described in said
deed as being the same lama conveyed io me
said AlfXYs j.. NcsiOruWii-cn uF Nr0i
even date win above trust deed from a.. ~.
Tno dwelling IS large double brick one,
with about twenty rooms occupying com
BANDING site on beautiful hill. overlooking
fno valley of the James river HnN ls sur
rounded bv very handsome shade iNIe
dwelling was built at cost OF r-l.NNi, iNN
l9.OOO has recently been spent il painting,
fre-c0ing, and oilcrH Ite Noiully iha DO in.it-
inc DO very handsome. There ls one obi me
hauds0mtsf ornamental gardens in fue state
adjoining thc yard. There are also ample
servants houses and mrm buildings. thus
making this one 0l the hnulsumDsf nni most
desirable country seats iu tne stale Ul We
giuia. the farm being NI.Iif improved. Wei
iarc. a and WafaInf Nifu NNNf acres Ni ron
alluvial James river loW--lIulds Jos neal
ness % railroad enables owner f1 live 0n lt
IFRu-. Cash enough lO pay nlI expenses Nl
sale nud OF thIs trust, and tO pay on and dis
charge two notes now past due, one Tor e3.-
eco -. with interest from December oi.if
1--s and She other iur -1,.lo.it. win luiti-
o.f from December 3let. 1850. flll UNIi. and
OF the residue, t3.3-H.l3, fO Doe paid on ilc
3Ist of December. $500. -j1O3l3 ON alsl ol
December. 1891, ta,tblli ON lne 5ih. }.
srnbor. 1892 and 1901 .Ii to Nn uHIl Ou One
such terms as slnli De- announced at sale.
Ine purchaser to receive decd and lu alfe
adoel ol trust tp secure tle unpaid lui-
cha.o-mOucy. fhc costs of preparing tne trusl
deed 10 De paid nf fne purchaser Parties
may leave Richmond for che sIle and return
ssme day. JOHN EDIDEktOoltD.
milo ap1S Trustee.