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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
Rev. A. II. Hamilton was elected in his

Rev. A. II. Hamilton was elected in his
place,
Rev. A. II. Hamilton then resigned the
craftsmanship Of the Sabbath-School Com
mittee. Rev. J. Il. Booker was elected In
his stead.
Mr.. A. NJ. Smith, of Collierstown church.
and Mr.. G. ID. Gilkeson, of Thinking Spring,
were received a. candidates for the minis
try. Mr.. Gilkeson was also licensed TO
preach the Gospel.
Rev. q. w. Spiggle, Of the Lutheran
Church. and Rev. j. II. Shuford. German
Reformed, were invited 10 sit with us az
visiting brethren; Rev. Z. w. McCorkle, Of
Montgomery Presbytery as correspond
ing member.
The narrative on the state Of religion re-
ports the churches generally in good con-
dition. There were added TO them on pro-
fession 5S3; on certificate. III; total MEM
bership in the presbytery, 7,456.
Calls from huntsville and Sutton
churches, West Virginia, for Rev. +. j..
McCue's services were placed in his hands
and held by him for consideration.
A. II. III.
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By Sut,onNCo
By Sutton & Co.
ard
Quarles & McCurdy,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers


TXECUTOR'S SALE OF EIGHT
NJ SMALL NEW FRAME TFNRMENTS. SIT
UATED AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
GILLIAN AND NICHOLSON STREETS, AND
VACANT LOT ADJOINIHG-A under tho
provisions ofthe will % James Gum. deceased,
and decroo OF the Richmond Chancery Court
entered on tho 18th day Of March, 1890 IN the
suit 81 Gums executor ~. Gum and dts., /
shall, a. executor. proceed 70 soil at public auc-
lion, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, MAY 10, ls9l,
at 5lS O'Clock, the ahoye-doscribed PROPERTY
The Dwellings contain two rooms oach. They
ara comparatively new and Ia good ofder, with
lots fronting about l5h feet zach on tho south
side Of Nicholson street By 10 feet deep u an
alley.
his property rents readily. being all occupied
now ana yielding good rontaL
Also. VACANT LOT adjoining Inc above tens-
ments on the east, fronting q feet on toe south
sldo 81 Nicholson street by dcpth 81 40 feet to
al alloy.
Terms: ono fourth cash: balsncc In six
twelve. and eighteen months, for negotiable
notes. with interest added from day OF safe, and
title retained until all the purchaBe- money Is
paid: or, receive q deed and give deed Of trust
TO secure tho deferred payments, or all cash at
the option OF the purchaser.
a. r. QUINN, Executor.
SUTTON & Co.
aud AuctiOneera
QUARLgs & McCURDy,l my 10
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BY r. d. Chanin & Co,
Real Estate huctioneers,

No. north Tenth street. Richmond, VA
EXECUTOR'S AUCTION SALE Or
H THR RIVER sTOCK-FARM OF THE l Ale
COLONEL J. l. CAHRINGTON, located IN TOW,
hatan county, on the south bank OF the Jsul','
river, about sixteen miles west OF kichmonu..
The farm contains az ACRES, OF which eooS s
800 Gcres are rlcn Jame5-riyer ana beIuaLuh
creek lowiauds, especially adapted to the grown
Of wheat, corn, and grasses All buildings alo
new, having been built in tho past few yen YEN
with reference 20 stOck-raising The DNbLr
ING IA large enough TO ACCOMMODATE ,ais
family. NiDisa station, on The RichmOnu an 81.
Allegheny branch Of the Chesapeake anu OHl.
railroad. - In fun wow Just diagonaiiy arivss
James river. The crops now growing on , 49,
farm will convince the most skeptical ths' ~ W.
farm Is rich and adapted TO siock-raising lns
farm Is in tho heart Of the coal1elds ana AZ Oiio
time the late General Stone offered tSOOOO ioI ~. ~.
Tho executor will now sell ut very low ptlce ~
order 10 close NJ the estate. and viii oner 'n o
prof. er;y at public auction. on the premises oN
WEDNESDAY, MAY 81. 1890,
al O'Clock p. NJ, at which time parties desiring
irst-clhss piece Of land, well adapted " uo'i
stock-ralsing and general farming. are lnE INV 80
70 be present Any further Information VIII y.
given by the suctloneers. and parties Interest,"
arc requestef u visit tho farm 70 make PEI
aOnal inspection OF tho promises anu eIOHsl's
crops. Tho CROPS now IN ground ana crowns
Will be sold with the farnl-yiZ, IS acres IN uhlO
thy, e acres ia clover a. scres In clover ana
orchard grass, 50 acres pasturage, lU' hres "a
wheat (also seeded In grassl, IS acres Ia oals
talso seeded in grass, % acres In spIlus
OAis. so acres IN corn, acres yard, garden Gnu
stable yard, and ~ acres In Woodland mo
There 4 a large amount Of PERSONAL fhO-
PFRTY on the farm which the purchaser may
tako ut valuation IL he desires.
TERMS: one fourth cash; $500 December 10
1870: $500 May q. 1891; aud balance In Two,
three, aud four years, credit payments 70 peAi
4 ner cent. Interest JAMES II. DOOLEY,
Executor.
Sale by r. b. CHAFFIS & CO., Auctioneera
my IO,13,l5,H,20&2l
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By y. W. Bowe.
Real Estals Auclio1eeE.
URusTEE's AUCTION SALE OF A


DRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF A
4 GOOD. MEDIUN-SIZR FRAME DWELLING,
No. GA SOUTH LAUREL STREET, WITH
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE Lor.-by virtue OF a
certain deed Of trust, dated December 10, 1874, 70
the undersigned ~ trustee. and duly recorded Ia
the CLERKS onice OF the Chancery Conri OF the
city OF klchmond, ia Deadlock ~ y, on page
"a. will cell by public auction. on TIC pre-
TUESDAY. NAY 10. isoc,
AT o'clock P. u, tho VALUABLE HOUSE above
referred 70, together with the LOT OF which 4:
siancs. with front Of 40 9-is feet and runnine
back 1855 feet his property Ia situated on tho
west side OF LAnrei street between China and
High streets. and can at small exponSe DO
made a valuable and attractive property. Tho
house IL . tEo-story frame Siih four rosms and
4 detached zitchen, aud has wall Of excellent
water On tho premtseA
Trans: Casa sunicientto pay expenses Of exc
cutting this trust and any back taxes that may
be due and 70 pay tho sum Of eosS7a credit
"a 10 $3.50 until Juno H. $500. farther credit a.
70 sa0s until september 10. 1870 further credi:
a. y GO until Decem bar 1870, and tho residue
upon such terms ~ tho grantor mar prescribe
or Ia case VI hia failure 70 DO % - sr0siss
shall eos At: ell credit payments " carry inier-
eat ana 70 be secured ~ : decd Of rusk
my7 CIkU3 okAffAx TRUSTEE
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1000
BUSINESS And RESIDENCE L0TS
from It's additions to the city Of Bristol. Va

Bristol IL situated on the State line bstwess
Virginia aud Tennessee q. the junction OF me
Norfolk and Western ami East fenne-ses. VIZ
ginia and Georgia railroads.; 10 re eastern ter
minus Of tho South Atlantic and onio railroad,
extending from Bristol into the coal-nelds ana
connecting with Louisville and NASHVILLE r,li-
road st Big-Stone Dap, sof "a tne western ter
minus Of the Bristol. Elizabeth and NORTH Caro-
iins railroad, now building into the rich oyes OK
Doe mountain AMI koanes creek IN Johnson
county, Tenn.
Bristol Is not 4 paper" city; ~ has popuis-
ton OF about Ia00 live. energctic people. ~
raoiiiy growing. AMI ~ destined % ne one of ths
largest m AZ ufacturtDg cities ~ the south Is
lies within three hours Of inexhsustibls cosing
and domestic Goals tho richsss Iron ore In tho
United States, snd Immense bodies q yirsin
timber. all Of which reach Bristol rlG the South
Atlantic aud Ohio and klizabeihton roads
It's advantages Of transportation snd neafncss
10 mArketr, its elevation (nearly LOO teeQ, de-
iirhrfal climate and IT, SOLID BASIS ~ MN
ERAL NRALri and timber. present Induce
ments for investments rarely me, win. Ou-
ring tue past year over 81 10000 have been In
vested. -
The Bristol Iron ami Steel Company townsd
by Pennsylyania irOn-meni has commenced NE
contraction on tho compsnys lands OF The
largest furnace plant IN the south.
Wait for this sale 30 90 10 AMI taks edv,n-
tsge Of an opportunity 10 Invest where returns
must be large and quick. Ample hotel Accom-
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AUCTION sALEs-runre Dag:
AUCTION sALEs-Future Days.
GRAND AUCTION SALE
OF
Beautiful Suburban.
Woodland Heights, Va.

The southslde Land and Improvement Soni-
pany Will offer at public auction, al IL Me- oH
MAY %, 1890,
n LIMITED NUMBER OF IT'S LOTS IN WIZ w
LAND HEIGHTS. which adjOins the cry on nsn-
CHESTER Va ard opposite the city OF h lch,"o w.,
This PROPERTY "a admirably locsseu 49, W.
high plateau on the James river above anu =.
looking both cities, the view Of which pfesenes
most pleasing aud beautiful picture I" 'n' 'P'0
tator. -, nil
The Lots are high and well drained am VII
soon DO reached By nrst-class electric Iellm '
now being constructed, which Will run tnIousn
the cities Of Richmond and Manchester anu , .hs
whole length OF woodland Heights 20 Foless
Hill, the most picturesque and atuacu'o Pun
in this country. - .-tdo
These Lots arc 8lxl4s feet, foning on "iue
avenues and running back 10 A-ieet alIcf5.
Immense sums OF money have beeh tt ts.-n ~
parties buying lots IN various paris oI is
where cities Gro yet % be built ana eA,s' Vnsy ~ =,
imagination. whereas these lots are III slsn No. W
upwards OF 10000 people, with tneIr numerous
manufactures already established. r..
Tho SOuthsidc Land and improvement . Doiii,
pany therefore does not hesitate 10 recOiiinoht
d. I'm as good solid investment, WIN hios'
magnificent speculative value. So.
TERMS One fourth cash: balance IN ono' wv
ard three years time.
For maps and further information apply !"
John G. Robertson,
General Manager,
Manchester, Va
cbestcr Va myll
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BEDFORD CITY
Land and Improvement
Company.
CAPITAL AUTHORIZED, 100000

THIS company own. and controls 600 acres ~
land situated ia the western portion OF tue town,
which is the most available part OF mo Guy TOT
residences and manufacturers.
ADVANTAGES OF THIS CITY.
IL lies ON tho Norfolk and Western railroad,
nnd on the surveyed ronte q thol1,;sburgh aud
Atlanta railrOai, which Will be- one OF tho great
est trunk lines IN tho United staies IL 10 al the
gate Of Tho great southwest, and situated az ths
foot 81 the Peaks Of otter houutalna and from
which IL get8 It's Unlimited supply Of
PURE AND WHOLESOME WATER.
MANUFACfOMFS: Berry Brothers Plug To-
bacco-Ihis Is the best equipped sactory In tho
state ana its output tho largest In the sixth dis
,rict (Which includes Lynchhurg AGi Danshiel;
Rowling, Wright s. Co, smoking TOBACCO, hso
the largest manufacturers In their limo In hs
district: tho Liberty Woollen Manufacturing
Company, tho best equipped woollen-millsin me
tate Of virginia, working principally on ooyern-
ment contracts profits for seven months In l.sJ,
All 900 (sce report Of direclOrs). Besides this
lhero arc eleven other tOoaccODrts In the town
doing a large aud profitable business, two steam
Touring mills four ctghr-faeioriot, Two pisnihg'
mills, one foundry aud pl0g-TorKs, aud one bot
NANUFACTOhIRs PRoJECTRDi Bros,ius
Steol- aud Ion-ManufacturilZ Company. capi-
tai st0cG $4,000. BcoOm-iaetory capt al tlO.uDi
machinery ordered, ani will Do Ia operation AZ
al early day. Refractory. capital ti2,5O; ma
chinery ordered. furBiture-fse tory, carriage
sni wagon WORKS, mattross-factOry. " w. Cot.
Tee Machine Company, capital liOo9po thls
company owns ono II the most valuable patents
IA connection with the manufacture OF tobacco Ia
tic world, and will soon erect building. 20 manu-
fixture these machines, giving emplnyment 70
40 hands. This alone VIII make thls a great
city The stock hookB OF tho company arc open.
For further information aidr1s,
JAMES ~ BERRY, President.
orQUARLES & MCCUkD1,
Richmond, Va
After careful investigation OF this company
wo heartily recon mond 10 stock 20 N, pubic,
believing IL 70 10 sound, ssfs, aud profitable
Investment We offer a limited amount a. 80
CENTS on THE DOLLAR
FOR prospectus and any further information
Amply % QUARLEs a MCCURDf,
Real Estate Brokers,
apps 1919 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
By John T. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Anctloneer,
Bank and Eleventh streetS

A TTRACTIYE EAST-END SUB
N URBAN RESIDENCE, WITH FOURTEEN
ACRES or LAND ATTACHED, KNOWN As
MONTEBELLO.r on THE SOUTH SIDE OF
WILLIAMSBURG AVENUE, ADJACENT TO
THE GROWING TOWN OF FULTON, FOR
SALR ~ AUCrlCN.-At the request Of tho
owner, who Is a nonresident will sell al pub
lie auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY. MAY ~, 1890.
at o'clock p. NJ, that TRULT-DBSlRABLE
PROPERTY known ~ NOntsbello.N located A.
above. adjoining the lands Of samuel L. Wai-
dill, hsq., A. W. CARRIER, Catlctt, aud others
The improvements consist Of n handsome and
substantial twO-story frame dwelling OF seven or
eight rooms, with grove OF original oak trees
surrounding r. Kitchen. stable, &c. aud nom iIs
elevated position commands p magnificent Wow
OF the city OF Richmond, the lower James river
aud surrounding country. There arc fourteen
acres OF land attached. and the place VIII be o.
fered a. n whole or sub1iyided so "a - sell with
the dwelling about Eve aud a half acres, and the
residue into lots Of suitable siza. according to a
plat and survey which can DO seen al tho office
Of the sucuOneor
Located on tho main road to the National
cemetery, almost within the city limits. md very
convenient 20 tho slroctcars. this property Offers
"a good investment either as a home or for specu-
latiOn.
Terms: one third cash balance AZ ak,
twelve. and eighteen months for negotiable
notes, interest added, aud secured by deed OF
trust JOHN I. GODDlN,
my6 AucIonecr.
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ByN. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auciioneer.
AN ATTRACTIVE WEST-FRANK-
LIN.sTREET BUILDING LOT
FRONTING 81 FEET ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
FRANKLIN STREET
BETWEEN HARRISON AND RYLAND
STREETS.
by n. w. Bowe,
Real Estate AucliOneer.
will sell by auction, on the promises, on
WEDNESDAY, WAY Il. 1890.

AZ o'clock p. ", that handsome and very yaln-
abie B'ILDING LOT above referred 10. fronting
81 feet and running back 10 feet 10 vide alley.
Tho rapidity with which tho West End has
been building up IN tho past iew years VIII be- a.
nothing compared with tho number OF houses
that Will DO erected there In the near futurr,
now that the Loo monument Il an sccOmpllshed
TACT. ana water. gas, and other city improve
ments have b0en or arc about being pushed
out along this fashionable and popular thorough
fare 20 The corporation line There "a not
shadow OF doubt about the rapid and continuous
improyement Ia lots on This street. and whether
mia lot il wanted % build on now or In tho near
future .his IL the time % buy Il, as next year Il
viii he forth Al least ~ per cent moro than It 10
to-day.
TsEMs: VIII be reasonable.
myS y. W. BOWIE. Aucti0neer
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BY John T. Goddln,
Real Estate Agentsnd Auctioneer.
Bank and Eleventh streets.

DESIRABLE AND CENTRALLY
~ LOCATED FRAME DWELLING. No. 3e3
MOsBY STREET, WITHIN ONE SQUARE or
JEFFERSON PARK. AND A VACANT LOT
VERY NEAR FOR SALE By AUcIIoS.--At the
request OF .hs owner win sell At public auction.
at o'clock p. NJ, the above described PRO-
PERTY. The dwelling contains four rooms and
Is occupied by good tenant lot 3ixioo 70 an
alley. Aiso. BEAUTIFUL LOT Gaxi5o feet 20
Persons wishing home or Z nice bullding loo IN
q coed location convenient 10 business are in-
vited 70 this sHlA TERMS; Al sale. JOHN 4.
GoDDIN. Auctionser. my 91l.l3&h
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AUCTION kAEEh-MondRy
By Denoon, Upper h Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
SCI Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT ON THE
a WEST SIDE OF TWENTY-E1GHTH
STREET BETWEEN u STREET AND NEW
BRIDGE ROAD.-By virtue OF a certain deed OF
trust executed 10y Il. .. Taylor, bearing date on
"a Of December, 1889, and recorded in tho
Clerks office OF Henric0 County Court, Deed
B0ok i2s y, page 355. default having been made
ir certain note therein secured, and being re-
quosied by the beneficiary 60 % do, shall sell
by auction, on the promises, on
MONDAY. MAY IL, 1890.
az r. NJ, The above LOT, commencing 1i5 feet
from tho northwest corner OF L and Iwonty-
eighth streets, and fronting on Twenty-eighth
street 30 feet and extending back between psrel-
lei limos 40 feet
TERMS: Cash as 70 expense Of sale, and q
note Of 5000 with interest from April 3, 1890,
and balance as may be announced ~ sale.
G. l. DENOON, Trustee.
DESoOs, TUPPER B. Co.. Aucti0neers.
my4,6s,l0&li
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BY James j. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lll3 Main street.

lll3 Main street,
DESALE By PUBLIC AUCTION
TWENTY-sIX BEAUTIFUL BUIIDlNG-LoIS
on AND NEAR OAKWOoD AVENUE
WITH THE
NEAT AND SUBSTANTIAL TWo-sTohf
FRAME~DWELL1NG AND OTHER
IMPROVEMENTS THEREON,
NEAR THE EASTERN LIMITS OF THE CITY
TO BE SOLD At THE RISK AND COST OF TIE
PURCHASER AT THE RECENT SALE
THEREOF, AND WITHOUT
LIMIT OK RESERVE.
BY direction Of Mr. b. Briel, Jr., trustee. shall
cell by pubic auction, on tho premises, on
SATURDAY NEXT, MAY ETH,
at 800 O'Clock z. NJ, at the risk ana cost OF MI.
NJ. W Gayle, who has failed 70 comply win DIS
purchase ihereo. al auction on April -, 1917, hnd
Z without limit or reserve, the GD0vo-named ~
ATTKACrlVELI-LOChT AND NALL ABLE
NEARBY SUBURBAN PROPkkl on the s0uth
edo Of Oakwood avenue Just east oi ana very
near the city imits, having front OF lsO ieet on
OakwOOd avenue, two fronts 600 feo0 on Dickln-
son street, and 30 feet on Garrison street. the
whole subdivided IN lots OF 5)xl4 ieet each
The improvements consist Of the NEAT, WELL
ARRANGED IWO-STORG FRAME DWELLING
Of eight rooms, stable, sheds, &c.
From the rapid growth OF improvements IN
the direction 81 this properY II - certain iua1
THIS beautiful ground viii in the noar Iutute ue
in good demand for homes, when IL VIII ieadlly
command double what "a now expected Tor IL
Meanwhile 10 is pleasant suburban home ana
will pay handsomely for dairy or truck purposes.
IT, Plat with Auctioneer and At sale.
TERMS: Ono third cash; balance by negotiable
notes at ak. twelve, and eighteon months, WIN
Interest added and secured by deed OF trust.
mylf j. b. ELAM, Auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALEa-Fusure DsySsc1~r~
By Quarics & Xccurdy,
Real Estate AuctioneerA
DUBL1C AUCTION SALE Va
l. TWO BRICK DWELLINGS
AND
ALARGE NUMBER OF VACANT LolS
ON TwEsTY-BlFTH STREET BEYOND 'h-'
ABLE STREET.
By direction Of the owner We will offer for sale
FRInAY EYENING. MAY ID, $50,

on
FRIDAY EVENING. MAY 10, 1890,
81 3 o'clock, the following well-locaie1 Nc va
estate Two TWO-STORY BRICK DIV klIi. -
NOs 1915 and 1917 north 1wen.y-fifih streee' vs..
tanning i've rooms each, with detached = ~. saet
kitchens Of two rooms each Lots 25h xloSs -
each 70 .5-foot alley. Ninety-eiZht feet OF -
cant land lying south Of seii dwelling ana ia
nlng back 1872 TO alley: IN feet Of vacant inc
lying north OF said dwellings and running peo a
1872 70 alley. THIS land will be sold either TO-
whole or sub-diyided 20 suit purchasers .sts
sale presents an unusual chance 10 buy In tnls
rapidly improving portion OF our city, anh W., >,
seeking home sites or investments Will 90 Wen !.
attend the sale. The suctioneers will be please"
20 show property at any time.
QUAkLE5 & McCURDT,
myll AuctiOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
by y. ". Bowe
A FINE LOCATION FORA BoARDIYG-HoUsE.

By virtue OF tho hereinafier-mentioned decree
will sell by auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, MAY Is, 1890,
at 5 O'Clock p. H.. tho THRkE-sTORY- AND
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING No. iBr Ross
street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets. containing eleven rooms, besides DE-
tschod kitchen with five rooms, coal-holsc, bath,
closets, SC, and In gooi order throughout
The capacity If tho house and It's central and
convenient location com bine 10 render this
good purchase for a home or as an Investment,
and IL il especially desirable as a boarding
house. The lot ia 25xl23 feot 70 an alley
TERMS: one fourth cash and tie residue al
elk twelve, and eighteen months for notes, with
interest added and title retained. or more than
one fourth or all cash, At ths option OF the pur-
chaser. THOMAS q. JACKSON,
Special Commissioner
SMITH AND WIFE, PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST DRINK
ARD, SURVIVING TRUSTEE. DEFEHDANT-lS THE
CHARCERY COURT or THE CITY or RICHMOND.
!. Charles ". Goddin. clork Of said court, GER
tify that the bond required Of the special COM
missioner by tho decree IN said cause OF October
g. 1889 has been duly given.
Given under my hand this g0th day of Noyem-
my 10 CHARLES W. GODDIN.
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A, the request OF the parties IN interest We
will sell by auction, upon the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. MAY Il laan

WEDNESDAY, MAY IL, l6sO,
a. o'clock p. ~, that MAJESTIC STORE, with
dwelling above, No. PIG wost Broad street. The
Lot has 'front.' Of y By lS5 feet to vide paved
alley.
The upper part Of this store, which possesses
the advantages OF a side front entrance, contains
about twelve rooms with the modern COVE
niencss. of the best make and material. No pains
or expense were spared In making this Que OF
the best and most substantial stores upon This
tho leading retail street OF Richmond The store
was designed for and is now used "a a whoissaie
and retail bakery and possesses all OF tue tm-
proved appliances for the proper and successful
conduct Of the business. In fact this IA comoi-
nation building, aud therefore well suited 70 the
wants OF any kind OF business. We ask a careful
and critical inspection Of this properly. which
will fully convince you OF its superior merit.
We are progressive people aud we'll up %
the times. Put your money In west Broad
street property and your children Will grow up
and call You blessed.
Terms: At sale. CHEWING & ROSE,
NV AuctioneeTs.
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By II. seldom Taylor & Son
80
J. Thompson Brown & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.

Iehl Ihkito Agents anu AuctiOheoiS'
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
" ORA TRACT or GOOD FARMING LAND
IN HRNRiCO COUNTY, ABOUT TWELVE
MILES BELOW THE CITY OF RICHMOND. ON
THE WILLIAMSBURG ROAD.-By virtue Of a
decree Of the Circuit Court Of HenrcO county,
entered on the ed day Of March, 1890. in the suit
Of Gathright rs. Gathrighrs administrator, &c,
we. a. special commissioners thcrcuy appointed,
will proceed to soil by public auction, ia front Of
Henrico county courthouse, on
MONDAY, MAY y. 1890,
al 70 o'clock NJ, the ahovO-ment loued LAND, con-
tanning about NINETY ACRES, the larger pOr-
ton Of which Ia cleared snd in good state Of
cultivation; tho balance IS g. wood. The i'm
proyementE on this tract consist Of a four-room
frame dwelling, barn, and stable. IL is adi0in-
Ing the lands OF Caroline 6athright, Il. White,
Villa Bottoms, and others.
THRMs: ono fourth cash; balance al six,
twelve, and eighteen months, negotiable notes.
interest added. and title retained until the whole
purcnase-mOaey Is paid and decd ordered by
the Court I. HlLL MONTAGUE,
s. II CHM,
Special Commissioners
IN THR CIRCUIT COURT or THE COUNTY or HRN-
WCO-GATuRIGBT Vs. GATHKIGHI's ADMINS
TRAITOR, &c.
!. W. g. Leako, clerk Of the said court, DO here
Nv certify TINT SpcciRl-CommissiOners +. Hill
Montague and $. y. CHM have given the bond
REQUIRED by decree entered ia said cause on tie
ggI day OF March, 1900
Given under my hand this 7th day Of May, 1890
mys w. :. LEAKE