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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-07
ON 10 RICHMOND.
Onioial Order Allowing North Carolina
Troops to Come Armed.
rep.c,nl telegran 10 the DIspatch.l


Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
R.1r1Gg. n. c., May G.-General orders.
No z, received to-day from the ONCE OF
Acknowledgement GleLn, are as follows
An the companies of the State Guard
havinr been invited TO participate IN the
ceremonies incident TO the unvellng OF the
Lee monument, TO take place ia Richmond,
Va, OF the Goth instant permission is mere
bv granted TO each company TO leave the
State armed and equipped for that pur-
pose. The entire command VIII be formed
as a brigade under the senior oilcer pres
ent, and each regiment, or part OF reSl-
ment. will be commanded by the senior
officer Of the regiment present, sGpJect 10
orders from the brigade commander. In
view Of the fact that there are no State
funds out of which the expenses OF the men
can be paid, the movement of the troops
must. therefore. be purely voluntary. The
Commander -in-Chiet desires to express ms
qualification that 50 many companies Of the
State Guard have signiied their purpose
TO attend the celebration at their own eX-
pense. ar
by order of the Commander-in-Cbief.
JANIS ID GLENN,
"Adjutant-General."
The regiment of ex-COnfederate vete-
rams from Rowan county was the hrst or
Canization TO notify Governor fowle that
il would attend the ceremonies at hlch-
mopd. and the Governor Will accordingly
provide 1t with fag containing the al nus
of the State. which II VIII bear IN the great
parade. The regiment will be full one.
The Governors Guard, OF TINS clty,'pTO-
poses TO leave at noon on the 2Sth Tor klch-
mond. Governor FOwle viii IN few days
complete the arrangements Tor his visit.
Three of ms personal stall and nearly, n
not all, the officers of the general stan VIII
accompany him. There may be some
ladies in the party.
TO KEFP oPIN FOUR MONTHS.
Matters are getting in shape now for an
increase of the school-taxes. The people
of the state have lust arrived at know
LEDGE of the fact that this public-school
system satisfies no one. and that the reason
this is so is the lack of means. There Will
he an earnest effort by the school authorl-
ties TO secure sufficient means TO enable
them to obey the mandate OF the Constltu-
ton and keep the schools enfour months
in the wear. State-Superintendent ringer
tells me that Virginia is very far ahead OF
North Carolina in this matter and that he
constantly cites the Old Dominion as an
example for North Carolina to follow. lie
fays there is now an awakening on the
pnhlic-scbOol question, which IS one OF the
best signs of tie times in mis- opinion.
Memorial-day is May 10th in this state.
At most places the observance VIII be on
the 18th. as the idea is not to have the OBJ
seryance on Saturday. Efforts are being
made to have Monday chosen as the day
this year.
The Baptists have during the past twelve
months. despite the hard tunes, about which
80 much is heard, succeeded IN collecting
more money than ever before. There Is
large increase IN the amount Tor foreign
missions, while for home missions the in
crease is 81 800 over that of las: year.
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manufacture hosiery as well as spin yarns.
The town election passed OF quietly
Yesterday. Mayor +. T.. billiard was re-
elected and the same Board of Commits
sioners with only two changes.
On next Monday regular passenger
train will be put on the Scotland Neck and
Greenville road TO run from Greenyiiie 70
will take tho place of the present mixed
twain
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-07
INVESTMENTS.
JOHN l. WILLIAMS & SON,
BANKERS.
LII MAIN STREET. RICHMOND. VA.


weinvite the attention CT investors holding
bonds which mature May let 20 the select list
OF securities which We are now Offering. In
Gliding:
JACKSONVILLE, TAM. h X. W. X r. LIST SIS
issue limited 10 $1,000 per milej. i0l and int.
CAPE FEAR & YAD.-VALLEY Il. r. LIST IS
Issue limited 10 $4,000 per nilel. i03 and int
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA II. X. lat Gs
tissue limited 70 $1,000 per milel, 100 and Int
PETERSBURG X. Il CLASS Is DIS, 100 nat
GEORGIA PACIFIC CoNs0L SIS. 80 fat
RIG H., FRED. & 20. DIVIDEND oBLIGA.
TIONs, ic9x nat
RICHMOND 4 PETERSBURG X. X STOCK.
ATLANTA a. CHARLOTTE NY 6UAkAN-
TED STOCK.
OLD DOM l. a N. WORKS ,st MORT. cs, 100
and int
CITY OF PORTSMOUTH, VA, 5PER CENT.
BONDS, 100 and lat
VA. FIRE d MARINE ms. STOCK. 81 nat
Our MANUAL or INVESTMENTS for 1870.
the largest publication VI the Kind published by
any clearinghouse In the world 4i6 pages, oc-
tayo, cioIhl Will be ready for distribution the
frss week In May. To clients and corrospon-
dents free: 70 others, q per copy.
~ 1-2w JOHN L WILLIAMS q SON.
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by y. ". Bowc.
Real Kststo Aurii0necr
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE CEN
TRALLY.LOCATED BRICK DWELLING
No. 400 EAST CARY STREET, BETWEEN
FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE RESIDENCE or
MAJOR GINrER,
AT AUCTlOS.
By y. ". Bowc.
Real kstRt0 AuriiOnecr.

In execution % dcci OF trust. duly recorded
in hichmond Chsnccry court in Deed-booS go
"A.r page 200, Will sell by auction, on ne
premises, on
THURSDAY, NAY s. 1890,
az o'clock p. NJ. the ENCELLENf PROPERTY
above referred 20. The house contains about
fourteen rooms inclui NJ servantI roomsl nnd
he's all modern cOgyel.enccs, ani there ~ Is
Franc stable on TIE vide alley in rear The
Lot ina front u twenty loet aud extends back
l33 & l2 feet 10 an alley - fre- wide.
This Is a Nr.l-built, conveniently errang q.
and ce.irabiy-located Dwelling. ard Will MAKE
good home or q desirable investment property.
TErHS. Cash sufficient % drfray the expenses
of sale aud any taxes that ma Dec due On sail
property. and 20 pay The sum OK tl,t5.li, win
interest thereon from 3lst Dec mter, 1859. snd
the residue upon such tertns IS mo personal trp-
re.eniatiyo OF the grant0r may prescribe; or m
default OF such direction. then upon such terms
as 10 the residue "A the trustee snail tllhk ht.
r. Bit is quite probable hat liberal terms
will be announced OF tho sole.
JAMES l. MAURY,
apgS Trustee.
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ATCrION SALE OF A

URUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF A
Z GOOD, MEDIUM-sIZE FRAME DWELLING,
No. ga SOUTH LAUREL STREET, WITH
LARGE AND ATT RhCT!Vk LOFTY virtue OF =
certain deed OF trust, dated Dacemter ~, 1854, TO
the undersigned As trustee. ami iuly recorde IN
the Clerks Odice OF the Chancery Court o. tho
city OF Richmond, in Deadlock lH Il, on page
g95. will sell by public auction. on the pre-
misses, on
TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1880,
a, o'clock p. NJ, the VALUABLE HOUSE above
referred to, together with the LOT on which IL
stanir, with a front Of 9-l2 feet and running
back l55 feet. This property IL situated on me
west side Of Laurel street between CHINA ana
High streets. and can at a small expense 20
made a yaluAb mud attractive property lne
house Is a tWO-story frame vi four rooms ana
detached kitchen, and ba. well Of excellent
water on the premises
Terms: Cash suncieutt) pay expenses OF exc
cutting his trust and any back taxes that may
be- due aud 20 pay the sum Of 1870 credit
as 10 $50 20 until Jurei 1s9l. turihor credit a.
10 1908 until Sept-mberlo. iSg. further credit
$500 until Decem Der ,ls9O, and the reeid o
uuUu such terms rs the grantor may pres rlbe
o. In case Of his failure TO do 10 as trustee
shall see Mt; oil cre1t payments TO carry inter-
est ami 10 be secured by q deed OF trust
N.Y. ClRUS GRAHAM. Trustee.
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By y. W. BOye.
Real Estate Auctioneer.

Postponed on account Of rain until
my7 TUES
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M IN III = y = - =
w SECONDHAND sCALLs' is'5' gl,ss
:, weigh no, les isen Aay polnlS ''-
,,sterped. Address Box 2o3, City. ..tr..
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ENTERPRISE ON THE ROANOKE.
New Canal to Develop "a Splendid Water
Power.

Power.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WELDON, \. c., May 6, 1890.
A large force of convicts have been put
70 work on the canal here. The engineers
have located the mill-site and the company
will commence the erection of their mann
moth grlst-mill IN few DAYS.
i learn that d new canal is 10 be opened
on the Moore farm, near this place, by q
syndicate Of capitalists from Richmond
and Petersburg. The farm is owned By
Major Emory, OF this town, and a splendid
waier-power can be developed by q single
half-mile of canal on this farm.
QUIET ELECTION.
The municipal election passed OF quiet
~ here yesterday and the entire old Board
OF Commissioners were reelected. There
were two tickets in the field, but the oppo-
eition withdrew their ticket early in the
morning. leaving only one ticket TO be
voted for. A large vote was polled.
Rev. w. l.. Millichampe has made ar
engagements 20 preach 10 the conyicts at
the Penitentiary farm near here once
month.
The Dispatch is the most popular paper
which comes 70 this place, and | am in
formed that the news-boys sell more copies
Of " here than Of oil other papers COM
bined. \.
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AUCTION sALEs-rutur. Day.
BEDFORD CITY
Land and Improvement
Company.
Auction sALEs-ru.ur. Day.
CAPITAL AUTHORIZED, q. goo

This company owns and controls 600 acres of
land situated In the western portion o. the towp,
which Is the most available part Of tbs city Tor
residences and manufactures
ADVANTAGES or THIS CITY.
i: lies on the Norfolk and Western railroad,
and on tho surveyed route Of thsfit.sbnrgh and
Atlanta railroad. which will be enc OF the great
est trunk lines 10 the Unltcd stafoA Il "a nc tho
gate Of tho great Southwest, and situated AZ tbs
foo. OF the Peaks 81 otter Nous ;aius, and from
which Il goi5 iis uulimited supply II
PURE AND WHOL EsOME WATER
MANUFACTURES: Berry Brothers Plus To-
bacco-1 his IS the best equipped factory ia the
state and IT'S outpu, tho large.i IN the sixth dis
trict which includes Lynchburg aui Danville):
Rowing. Wright s Co, >mOking Tobacco, also
the largeet manufacturers IN thor ine Ia THIS
district the Liberty Woollen Manufacturing
Company, the best equipped woolleu-milisin tho
etsie ot virginia, working prime pally On Govern
ment contracts-pr0atsi or seven months Ia 1889,
sll,OJ0 (see report Of directorO. Besides tlis
there are eleven Oth0r toDacconsts Ia he town
doing large and profitable business, two steam
1ouring-mill-, four cigsr-isc;cres, Two planning
M IL, one foundry aud ploW-YOrks, and one box
factory.
MANCFACTORIgs PROTECTED: Brosslus
Stool aud Iron NGugfactugigg Company. capt.
tai stocz i5NlC0 Broom factory, CAPT al $1,000 I:
machinery ordered, and viii b. IN operation az
an early day. lce-fsctOry, capital sl.,50l ma
chinory ordered. Furniture-factogy, carriage
ana wagon-wOrS-, msttress-factOry. T. W. COZ
fee Machine Company, capital 100000, ihis
company owns one OF tho most valuable patents
in connection with the manufacture o. tobacco IN
the world, and will soon erect bindings % manu-
farture these machines. giving employmoni 70
go hands. This alone Will make this great
city. Tho stock books Of the company are open.
FOR further information address
JAMES 81. BERRY, President,
orQUARLES 4 McCUkDf,
Richmond, Va.
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Progressive Measures.

NWferpvHutuceo OF No HiphtnOni UIspetchI
SCOTLAND NICK, N. g., MAY 6, 1880.
The first annual meeting of the stock
holders in the Scotland Neck Cotton-Mills
was held yesterday. IL was decided by q
vote of the stock represented 70 amend
tho charter 20 rs TO ALLOW tbs company 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-07
,>,,t Aucrios sALSs-vasu,. D.y..
By ". Bove.
Rosl Estate Aucsioneer.
THE LARGE, WELL-BUILT. Avn
DEsIRADLY-LocATED DWELLING
no. SO PARK AVENUE.
WITHIN A STONES THROW or MONROE
PARK.


~ 70" request % 'to osner, Who tas PAM.
penhy removed from tbo c.ty. VII SOL 49,,
ton, on The prcmi.cs, on
SATURDAY. NAY N. ian.
a. - o'ciocs T. -. ne VALUABLE Dry.r
i.,p-hOt ~ above s'iorroi o. sIt4at.i tetr..,
the residences gf b.. Ihao. Eliy..n. an E.
Meredith, ktq4., containing twalgf ~ f...r.'-
rooms AMI nt'd no wlih an m .l.f. .... 80
onc"s, such ~ ga-, h0i aud cod sac. l.'.
range. ana furnace. 81
Inc location Of mis- pr0perfvia r-nsi f...,,.
tho neigh 0orhc0i strictly n..t r.s.s. and
within tAh square n tho btrcct .lr. 81. "a, /,
accessible % 81 points
The l0l has a frout 81. . feet m Pa r.-., ,.
OF PARK avenue between l4rl art .....
paved alley. .
TEENS. Wiit bs very Hf.st
mgf ~ LOWE A-.......-
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AUCTI0N SALE OF
EXCEEDINGLY VALUABLE wBsT-BR0AD-
STREET STORE PROPERTY.

AZ the request OF tho parties in Interest We
will sell BY auction, upon the promises. on
WEDNESDAY, MAY Il, 1892
Ats O'Clock p. NJ, that MAJESTIC STORE, with
dwelling above, No. 2l2 west Broad street The
Lot has a front OF q by l3j feet TO a wide paved
alley
The upper part OF this store, which possesses
the advantages OF a side front entrance, contains
Al ont twelve rooms with the modern conye-
niences, OF the best make and material NO pains
or expense were spared In making this ono OF
the best aud most substantial stores upon this
theleadtng retail street OF Richmond. The store
wa. designed for and is now used az wholesale
and retail bakery and possesses all OF the I'M
proved appliances for the proper AMI SUGGEST NJ
conduct OF the business. In fact this IL a com ol-
nation building, and therefore, well suited 10 tue
wants OF any kind OF business. We ask q careful
and critical inspection Of this property. which
will fully convince you Of it, superior merit.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE SALE OF THE
ABOVE We will sell the SMALL STORE AD-
JOINING on tho west and numbered 2li. This
little store has front OF i4xl35 feet Though
modest in size and proportions It occupies the
post Of honor.
We are progressive people and we'll up 70
tho times. Put your money in West Broad
street property and your children will grow up
and call you blessed.
my7 Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-07

After a careful investigation OF this company
we heartily recommend its stock % The puuic.
believing 1t 20 30 a sound. SAT-. and profitable
Investment We offer a limited amount a. %
CENTS on rae DOLLAR.
For prospectus ami any further Information
apply 20 u ARIES = VIC, hDt'
Heal Estate Brokers,
ap95 49, Malu stroeL
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yNOR RENT. THAT DISrBk0rrsa
3 AND CE,rNAlIl-iODA tp H...h "a
DWELLING No 500 rs.t I.tn,I. .tfr.. rom.
uninF uiue rooms, a'-tt'- .tl.lei tea
y lil lour rooms. john q. DNNYi-.
H0N E-..H Af...
myT-2t nank aHl .f,l.l .....f.
TEORR vt. ANJlrLOF HOON~ea
< ou second floor: .o, ROOMS g. fsa-.-A
t.mou. Private entrance. SD eal ltg4
strrs. rf
IGOR RENT. THArLARGI bNDvN
J DESIRABLE FOlKsfOkf lhON i
TkON. BNl,A Bri.uiSG wish ha.snen. ~
9.t egtt NsIn street, 's.oly remnIeIsI afi Id
ilor lcn order Procession gfea July d, i-t4
For terms. g.. aprlF COB
JANE@ d. CRENsHAW.
a. i}-collm SO "a north Eleventh slss.
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BY j. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents,
lli3 Main street

ByJ Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents,
lli3 Main street
DROAD-STREET CORNER STORE
ID (NoRTHEAST CORNER OF SMITH
sTRERD
TWO FRAME DWELLINGS
IN REAR ON SAME LOT AND FRONT ON
SMITH STREET.
We VIII sell at public auction. on the premises,
on
FRIDAY. MAI arH.
At p NJ, that DETACHED TwO-sToRY
sTOCk-BkICK CORNER STORE AND DWELL
ING No, 624 west brosd street. corner OF snih
street. The lot fronts 23 feet inches by depth
OF i60 feet TO vide alley. The Store, which Is
modern In style and substantially constructed,
has an iron column front scncased In wood =
large pooiroom in rear, an excellent cellar, and
all connexions with city cuiyerts, ga, aud
four desirable aud well-arrangsd dwelling
rooms In the rear Of toe lot there are
TWO FRAME TENEMENTs,
Nos. 800 and 81 Smith street, having three rooms
each. and occupied by good and desirable ten
ants making 10 all on this most desraD(b cor
ner property four pieces OF rentabls property.
afiording . good income on tho investment,
while n Is continually advancing In value
Broad street Is daily enhancing In value, and
this sale Is al opportunity 20 secure nrstclass
investment on this popular thoroughfare.
TEsxs One third cash balance In one and
two years, per cent interest," added. secured ~
!. THOMPSON BROWN Co.
nys Auctionssrh
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BY Y. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
will cell by auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY :, 1890,

Twill cell by auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY :, 1870,
at ; o'clock p. Vi, the VERY VALUABLE PRO
pERIY above referred to, situated on tho north
side Of Main street between Foushee nui
Adams etroets. The house las two stories and
mansarl. with four rooms on each moor, besideS
"A good, dry cellar ana thcre IS al excellent de-
tachei brick Kitchen With five rooms. besides
cool cellar underneath.
Tho handsome vacant lot on The east Ia set In
beautiful shade trees and shrubbery, and Is one
n the most attractive on the whole street.
The ontire property fronts bj s-l2 feet and ex-
tends back 90 a wide alley ia the rear. The
neientorhood IL ex client and the location Is
Jar enough westward 10 MI the demands oil ne
indies ana vet not too far from business, mark
eis, &c, as 10 DO .nconyenient to The business
man.
II probable hat the vacant LOT NAV be sold
separately. ,,,r,
TRIMS: At sale. j. Il. DANIEL
my2 Executor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-07
By Frank d. HI. & Co,
Real Estate agents and Auciioneors,
No. o north Eleventh street

mRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO
Small FRAME HOUSES AND LOT or
GROUND, $50 ny 80 tEEp, On TIKI sAs /
Ems or TuIRTEIH BETWEEN AND r
STREETS AND ABOUT ONE sQC ARE BEYOND
THE CORPORATION LINE, AT AtCHON.-bY
vlrne " decd Of trust dated August FL, lss.,
AID recorded in Clerks ofl'e ot iieurico County
Court, ia Deadlock lO9. pag" ~, default hay
ing reeu ma te ID the payment OF bond therein
mentioned. and being requested 50 70 30 by the
beneficiary Ga aid deed, Will sell at auction, On
tho promises, on
URsDAY. MAY Z. 1850,
AZ ..g0 O'Clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY n described
Above. The houses are now rented % gool
tenants. The lots Will Be tuD-diyiloi 3 suis
purchasers.
TERMS: While the decd requires all cssh, bet
ter terms may 10 announced On lay OF -sle.
RICHARD l. MAUhl,
ap 27-i0t Trustee.
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By Joan T Godiin,
Real Rs ate Asen- and A4ciioneer.
RE1k AID Eleventh streets.

TWO NEW. DESIRABLE BEECH
l STREET DIV FLLi,;3s FOR SALE ~ AUG
TlON.-At rho REQ Iest OF ne 9guer wlll sell al
public auction, on tho premises, on
THURSDAY, MAY 9. 1890,
A. 8 O'Clock p. NJ. those TWO NEW TWO-SrORY
FRAME DWELLINGS 800. 203 and 10 on the
east side Of Beech between Chaplin and Taylor
streets. containing I've rooms ca h.
These Dwellings are located in an improving
portion Of the city snd occupied by prompt ten
ants. The attention o. persons In search OF
go0d-payine iGyestm 'nis Is calei 10 this sale.
Each LOT fronts lszis feet 70 an alley
TERMS: Atsalo, JOHN 4. CODDlN,
my4 AuCtiOueer.
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ByN ". Bowe,
Real Estate Auctoueer
NJONU MENT LOTS.
ATTRACTIVE BUILDING LOTS IN SIDNEY
BEING CLOSE TO THE LEE MONUMENT
AND ON AND NEAR TO TIE STREET RUN
MING NORTH AND SOUTH
TO THE STATUE,
ABDUCTION.
will sell by public auction, on the poremises

on
FRIDAY, MAY @ 1880,
at5H O'Clock +. NJ, the VERY VALUABLE AND
EXTREMELY DESIRABLE 81 ILDlfG LOTS
above referred TO- sltuhtci 81 tho south 'ast cor-
ner Of Hanover aud Walnut streets, the latter
being the cross street. IN the centre o. which
the Lee monument stands. Aside from the in-
fusnce which tho mOnumentwi,l have when COM
pleted upon tho Y3Iue of ucio Tors uey are
vcry desirable by reason OK the l0,afion in that
portion OF the beautiful West End when lies be-
tween Grove avenue and Franklin street.
For homo sites or for speculative purposes
they are eIcclled by but few lots in tho ciiy.
Plat. showing subdivision into lOt- viii be
ready for free distribution on Tie jth Instant.
Terms: Al sale.
mv8 y. ". BOWIE.
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By Z. A. Catlin. Auciloneer,

No - Eleventh street.
DRTCK DWELLING on CHURCH
ID HILL AT AUCrlON.-I Will soil at public
auction, On ne premises, on
FRIDAY. MAY 9rT,
RI $40 ,'clock 2 NJ tho BRICK DWELLING No.
5u7 a0rfn Iwanty-thiri street The main bui.d-
i1g alns four rooms besides which there b.
p .itchen ritn Two 1ooms md good stable ON
tho property. The 4ot fonts % feet and extends
BACK f3g feet. culver connection has recently
been made.
Thete L. no section Of TIA city hat produces
larger rental -ofurns on ths Investment ,han
this particular locality does, nor Is there any To-
cation more convenient Tor D.snas5-men TO TO
eide IN.
Terms: Very easy. j. \. CATTLE
Auctoneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-07

by George Z. Crawford,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
lOJ5 Bank street, Richmond, Va.
V,RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE IN SUSSEX COUNTY, va.
ABOUT Four MILES FROM JAkRATI's, "
THE PETERSBURG RAILROAD, AND ABOC !
ONEAND \ HALF NILES FROM THE ALLAN
TIC AND DANvlILE RAILROND (kOAD FROM
CLAkEMONIL-By virtue OF deed OF uus
executed by ". d. y. Nhltehorno ami Mamie C..
Whitenorue, his wife, 10 c. A. Crawford trns-
tee, dated March G, 1889, and duly recorded In
the Clerks Ofilce OF usseX County COurtin Deed
Book 8, page il2, and at tho request Of the bene-
ficiary, default having been male In the pay
ment OF q note therein secured, WILL sell stpuD-
lie auction, on tho premises. On
MONDAY, MAY 10, 1890,
at 4 o'clock P. NJ, the FARM with improvements
thereon, described In said deed as follows All
OF that real estate heircd by the said W. ID. f..
Wnitehorne from his father, containing i2l
ACRES, more or less (: also, IS ACRES purchased
by him from the estates Of Miss X. {. Whitehorne
and Mrs. ". X. BOis-eau.
Terms Cash US TO expenses Of sale and note
for slS5, with Interest thereon from the 9Th day
OF March, 1889, 70 day Of sale; balance upon sucn
terms as will DO announced NJ sale.
c \. CRAWFORD. Trustee.
GEORGE Z. CRAWFORD, AucIioneer my7
BY Henry L. staples & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1903 Main street
TWO NEW FRAMED DWELLINGS
L ON WEST CLAY STREET BY AUCTION
We shall offer for sale by auction, on the
premises, TO tina highest bidder, on
TUESDAY, MAY Il, 1890,
at so o'clock Z. NJ. those TWO NEAT TWO
STORY FRAMED DWELLINGS on the south
side OF Clay street between Norton and Kinney
d.aN af.H nv m IN HaF a
1907. The Lot is 39k feet front BY 1853 feel deep
t. an alley 90 feet wide.
This properly is desirable az homes or as az
Investment. the houses will be sold togethe'
or separately, as may be deemed advisable al
the time OF sale. Come and secure one or bolh
of them.
Trims: Liberal, and announced at sale.
HENRY l. STAPLES & CO.,
,ov- INA Main atraet