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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-14
ByApporson 81 Co.. +. d. Hill 81 Co.,
and
j. T. Goddiu,
Real Estate Auctioneers and Agents.

and
J. T. Goddiu,
Real Estate Auctioneers and Agents.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
" PART OF THE LATE w. L. COWAR-
DINs VALUABLE CITY PROPRkTY.-In exc
cution Of the hereirafter-named decree, No will
SELL on the premises, in tho following order
viz, at ~ O'Clock Z. NJ. on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1890,
those two LARGE BRICK TRNEMBNTS Nos.
2eOl and 26O3, AT the southeast corner u Frank
lin and Twenty-sixth streets. LOT 63xl0 feet
Separately or not, as deemed best. Magnificent
views
BEAUTIFUL VACANT LOT on cas-, line OF
Twenty-siIth street near Clay. 83xi2I 10 alley.
LOT at southeast corner Rockets and Bloody
Run streets, 7lx76 to alley ~ feet wide, part OF
l96 city plan.
LOT adjoining above 4lx7l to said alley
LOT 1ilxllO, Bloody Kun or Williamsburg
avenue, part 100 and 1871.
Ala O'Clock II. NJ. on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1890,
LOT 95x375 irregular shape), Fourteenth and
Clay streets, valuable sand deposits, &C.
And at ~ O'Clock Z. N. LOT s3xi0 on south
side Cary between Eighth and Nisth streets,
with framed shop-next east OF the stone
hOuse-ysluable.
LOr with old franc building on alley and
Ninth street. In rear }. j. Moniague's office, 10
feet
And at ~ O'Clock y. VI. on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER %. 1890,
THREE LOTS In " Smiths Hnl plan.
LOT IL, section 1. about rs feet on ives, line
Sixth street triangular.
LOT and part ?, 2, 4 and 5, section 9, 'front.'
Ing l6O feet on west line Seventh street urregu-
lar in shapeA.
LOT /. section TO- fronting 10 feet on east line
Seventh street triangular.
TERMS: Ono fourth cash; balance az six,
twelve, and eighteen months, Tor bonds, win
w. III. COWARDIN,
Is. T. CRUMP.
C.. SANDS.
Special Commissioners.
In rus CIRCUIT COURT or rus COUNTY or HEN
RICo-CowARpIS's EXECUTORS, PLAINTIFFS,
va CowARDIs AND AIS, DEFENDANTS.
I.Ws Leake. clerk Of said court 10 certify
that the bond required OF Speciai commissioners
w. II. Cowsrdin, IS. T. Crllhp anu conway II.
Sands by decree entered IN this cause on the
18th day OF Juns. 1880, has been duly given:
no7 Clerk.
IN rag CIRCUIT coUbr or HssRIco COUNTY
CowARDIss EXECUTORS, PLAINTIFF AGAINST
CowARDIs AIs., DEFENDANTS.
Nv. g Leske, clerk Of said court, DO certify
that ma hond required OF speeial-Coninis-
sonars Conwav sands, w. II. Cowardin, and
Raysriv r Crump by decree entered In this
cause on the 1ith day OF November. 1890, has
been duly glvon. ,,,s ,,,n
ber' IsaO' w. =. LEAkB, Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-14
Quarles & McCurdy,
Real Estate Auctionoera

ERAME DWELLING NO. 715
Il NORTH Third STREET FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-At she request OF parties In interest
We will offer for sale on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 18TH,
ct 400 O'Clock. tho FRAME DWELLING. con-
tsining four rooms, kitchen two rooms. Lot Xxx
30 feet 10 an alley.
THIS property rents well, and Is now occupied
By q good tenant Sale Is being made 10 settle
an estate, aud a bargain can be had.
TERMS: At sale.
QUARLES 8 McCURDY,
mol AuctioDeera
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GLASGOW, VIRGINIA.
EOR SALE. AT PETERSBURG, =

Il VA, ON NOVEMBER 30, 1880, THE BAT h
TRRSEA COTION-MILLS PROPERTY, inciu-
ding buildings, machinery, thirteen acres Of
land, tenement houses, half tho water-poNer Of
tho AppomattOX river. Norfolk aud Western
railway transportation AZ tho door OF tho
mills. Location and plant valuable for other
Industries.
For particulars address at Petersburg, Va,
ALEXANDER DONNAN,( -r,.,oes
no i3-2w RICHARD q. PE0RAM, I
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
" VERY VALUABLE FARM OF 371 ACRES
OF LAND NEAR MANCHESTER, IN CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY, NA.-By virtue OF decree Of
the Circuit Court OF Chesterfield county, entered
May %. 1890, in the suits Of Williams. &C.. rs.
Mandors and ala. Walker, 81. ps Manders and
ais. and Manders, &C., rs. Msnders and ais, the
undersigned, special commissioners, will sell At
public auction, in front Of the dwelling, on tho
promises, on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER II, 1890,
at O'Clock 7. NJ, that VERY VALUABLE
FARM, containing 81 ACRES, lying on the
north side OF the Mid o:htan turnpike about four
and half miles from Manchester, about one half
cleared IA considerable portion Of which Is rich
low groundsl and the bslauce In original growth
timber aud pine woods. This property will be sold
as Il whole or divided into smaller tracts as NAV
seem best at the sale. The land lies splendidly,
the front being especially attractive, as IL rises
gradually from the turnpike. IL Is all good
farming land and adapted TO the growth OF all
crops raised In this section. As 10 health and
dosirability OF location ii rs unsurpassed In
addition 10 its farming value IL is close enough
10 the city 70 be desirable tor couutry homes for
businessmen. IL is also within one mile from
Bon Air. This Is a good place IN which 10 invest
your money. You eau buy low now and In
few years realize handsome profit
For further particulars apply 10 the auc-
toneers.
TERMS: One fourth cash. aud The balance in
jug anu wv years, uoIctftu payments bearing
Interest from day of SALE and title retained till
all the purchsse-money is paid and convey
ance ordered by the Court
SAMUEL M. PAGE,
u. /. PULiIAh,
20. WENDRNBURG,
Special Commissioners
VIRGISIA-IN THE CLERKS OFFICE or THB CIR
CUT COURT or CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, July
2, 1890:
], T. ii. Flournoy. clerx Of tho Circuit Court OF
said county, DO hereby certify that the bond TO
CURED Of Special Commissioners ID. l. Pullian,
l. q. WendeDburg. aud s. N. Page by decree OF
9th OF May. lsg0. In the cases OF Williams, &C.,
e. Marders, Walker. &c, vs Manders, and
handers rs Aanders, has been duly given with
security approved by me.
Given under my hand the year and day above
written l. II. FLoURNoY, Clerk.
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BY Charles A. Rose,
Real Estate Agent and Broker
No. II Tenth street,
A TTRACTIyE AUCTION SALE OF
A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HONf
INCLosB PROXIMITY TO THE
LEE MONUMENT.
At the request Of the owner will offer for
oora N

At the request OF the owner / will oher for
sale, on the premises, on
MONDAY, EOvVyBgR H. 1890,
at 4:2O =. M, that DESIRABLE NEW BRICK
DWELLING. having just been completed, on
the west side OF Walnut street between Grove
avenue and Hanover street, containing nine
largo rooms. with necessary out-Dnildngs. This
Is an attractive modern-Ouilt house, containing
oil modern conveniences, aud IL within Few
minutes walk OF the electric cars on Main street.
LOT fronts twenty feet on west line OF Walnut
street and runs back between parallel limos a
good depth. Any one wishing nice. comforta-
bic suburban home should essuredly attend
this sale This property is JUS, on the outskirts
OF the corporation line and In the immediate vi
cinity OF the growing improvements OF the west
End Property IL repeatedly increasing tn value
In this section, aud any one desiring 70 make
good investment or an attractive homo should
not fail 10 be on hand promptly.
TERMS Easy. and announced at sale
CHARLES A. ROSE,
no ig-4t AuctiOneer.
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TRUSTEES SALE
or
VALUABLE MINES, MINING LANDS. MINING
MACHINERY, AND IMPROVEMENTS.

The undersigned, trustees UNDER deed OF
trust executed 10 them by the Piedmont Manga
nese aud Iron Company u Baltimore city, dated
tho 18th day OF November, lssl, will by VIZ
tue OF the provisions OF said deed aud Ia exercise
OF the power therein conferred upon thoui,
sell az public auction. az she courthouse IN
Livingston, Nelson county, Va, on
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RESIDENTIAL.

Bessemer is only twenty-four miles from
the Natural Bridge and seven miles from
Daggers Springs. and its railroad con-
nections also place it within short ride
of all the other resorts in the mountains of
Virginia. The air is cool and braeing, the
mountains in the neighborhood are famous
"a haunts of game, and James river and its
tributaries furnish most delightful sport
for the disciples of Isaac Walton.
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r FIND | HAVE TOO MANY 81,

r FIND HAVE TOO MANYE8l
MISSES and cHlLDRsNs SHOES oaV -
hand. ! propose to mako the price reduce the
surn,u,n So ] hsve put about 10 PAIR OF
cuILpRRN's sHogs-in Kid, Cost. and Don
COLA. sto loX-on tho counter for 81. They we're
sun.m, ais, and 81 snOEa And about 80 PAIR
Of NlssEs,-u to Q, Heels and spring Heels-as
u.os They were all g. $50. - and $3.50 SHOES
An of these goods are from the standard fsctoriss
j. A. GRIGG
no aual7 PACE BLOCK.
-
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PRICES OF LOTS.

1t is announced that the plan that will
be adopted 10y the Craig-Yalley Company
at their sale on the 18th will discounte-
nance and discourage fancy prices for lots,
TO realize a good advance after the sale
Money has been put into Bessemer for tho
purpose of building a city, aud learn from
MIR. George X. Anderson apolicy in accord
ance with this will be strictly followed.
Not only have the men most largely inter
ested in its development full faith in it,
but the Chesapeake ands OHIO Railway
Company also have Ss5,0OO worth Of stock
in the Craig-Valley. Company. and will
naturally do everything possible TO foster
and develop Bessemer and all the adjacent
country
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-14
A GATEWAY.

Bessemer is the gateway for untold min
eral and forest wealth on its passage to
other points. and no one studying its stu
alton and environments can fail to appre-
ciate that a vast deal Of this wealth will
stop here to be manufactured. All that
was necessary was for capital to do what
il IS now dong, and that is offer induce
ments to industries TO locate here.
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LIME.

A lime company is now in operation at
Eagle Rock. half mile below Besscmer.
which makes four hundred barrels of lime
per dav. and from these works lime is be-
ing shipped 10 the Princess Furnace at
Clifton Forge
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-14

CULVER
- SETS
rABLE-romsT-oR DISK.
kAkR
GEMS.
WHITE
AND
COIOASO. .,,.i
.s.n,.v.., a, many beautiful styles or mos'"
10 ne Gssto 81 the pnrchAsen
AMERICAN
AND
FOkklGS
,v,v,r,sa "Ai'"Ae aRoSoGsATa'
SAMUEL KIRK g son. -.
ia cas-, baltimore sSees,
Balamofc, NJ
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Frank ID. Hill & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

V,RUSTEE'S SALE OF VERY DE-
sIRABLB BRICK DWELLINGS on THE
EAST line OF TWENTY FIFTH STREET, BR-
TWEEN o AND X STREETS. JUST OUTSIDE
THE CORPORATE LIMITS, PROPERTY FORM
ERLY OCCUPIED By DIR. W. W. GORDON, AT
AUCTIoN.-On
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18Th,
at 5 O'Clock T. NJ. on the promises, default hav-
ing been made in tho payment OF certain notes
secured in n Iced OF trust to mo dated October
4, 1857, and duly recorded in clerks Office Hem
rico County Court. Deadlock 122, page 65, and
having been requested by the beneficiary. viii
eeIl tho PROPERTY mentioned In -sh deed as
follows: All that LOT OF LAND In tho county
OF Henrico, on east side Of Twenty-nfth, between
o and streets, fronting IS feet by lao feet TO
an alley IS feet wide. The improvements consist
of a nice Brick Dwelling. with about eight rooms
and other improvements, and Is very desirable
residence.
TERMS: While tho deed requires about 81 900
cash, better ter-as may be had ON the day OF SALE
FRANK ID. HILL, Trustee
FRANK d. HILL q Co.. Auctioneers- NOS
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pRnaprCTIvE ENTKKPRIsEs.

II is confidently expected that within q
very short time two blast-furnaccs, with a
capacity of one hundred tons each, and
giving employment TO some five hundred
men. will be erected at Bessemer, and the
location here of lumber-yards, saw-mills,
planng-mills, &c, may be regarded as as
sured A contract has been made for a
single and lath-factory, a brick plant is
being negotiated for. a $4,000 depot is
being erected. number Of other build
ings are In course OF construction, and the
Bessemer Building and Loan Association
having purchased one hundred lots VIII
put upon them $4,000 worth of buildings
at once.
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GLASGOW, VIRGINIA.
By 4. A. Catlln,

BEAUTIFUL WEST-END LOTS AT
40 AUCTION.-At the request OF the owner.
who IA a nonresident, viii sell at public auc-
ton, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER, 10 1890,
nj 4:30 o'clock 2. NJ, THREE BEAUTIFUL LOTS
az northeast corner Of Main aud Cedar streets,
fronting In the aggregate II feet, and running
back l25 feet TO an alley. These lots will DO
sold singly OF "a a whole as may be preferred.
This is a most desirable location for q suburban
home. as tho rapid transit to and fro put 1t prac
tic silly In the city.
TERNs: Easy i. A. CATLiN,
nol4 Auciionoer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-14

IN EXECUTION OF DECREE BE-
i Low mentioned we will soil at auction, on
the premises,
NOVEMBER Is, 1890,
the 235-ACRE TRACT OF WELLTiMBBRED
AND FERTILE, ARABLK LAND, situated at
ThompsOn's Cross Roads, I'm Louisa county. i've
miles from tho Chesapeake aud Ohio railway
station, PendletOn, and six miles from IMMORAL
City, with two good DWELLINGS, OUT-BrILD-
INGS, and ORCHARD. ami n largo now STORE
HOUSEthereon, situated Immediately az rhomu-
sons CrOss-Roads-8n old aud excellent lOca-
tion tor a store.
TERMS: one third cash: balance by bonds
well secured in one and two year,, aud title re-
taiued by the court till full payment Of puT-
chase money.
Parties desiring 20 bid can write 60 and DO 50
through said commissioners.
A. X. LEAKB,
Is. f. BARRET
Special Commissioners.
PARRISH AND OTHERS vs.. HABRIs-Is G0OCH-
LAND CIRCUIT COUBr
/, p. q. Miller, deputy clerk 81 said court. GER
tify that the bond required u tho special coin-
missioners by decree IN said cause ~ The Sep
tembor term, 1899, " said court has bcen giyon.
Given under my hand this 9Th day OF Noyem-
Dor. l-qJ. L. q. MILLER
no 5-6t Deputy Clerk.
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Special Commissioner.
sale by 4. b. CHAPLIN & Co, Auctioneers.

IN THE CIRCUIT CoURr or THE COUNTY or Hem
RICO-FLO0D VS.. CROWLEY, &C.
!, w. ). Leake, clerk Of said court, DO certify
That Special Commissioner James @. Lamb hos
given the bond required by decree entered in
said cause on October ~, 1870. Given under my
hand this 9th day OF November, 1890.
nol2 w z. LkAKE, Clerk.
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A MAGNIFICENT POINT.

Bessemer is one Of the most magnificent
points along the whole line of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway system and is a
natural concentrating place for the delivery
OF the iron ores. manganese, marbles. CLAWS,
and other raw material in which the coun-
try around abounds. Not only the section
in the immediate vicinity of Craig creek,
but that running back fer sixty miles rests
upon deposits Of iron ores Of high grade
and sufficient quantities to run many blast
furnaces for years 10 come. In the matter of
cost raw material 1t is said, can be assembled
OF Bessemer at rates that will compare favor
ably with any new town in the South. and
there are railroad facilities for the delivery
of manufactured products North, South,
East, and West. ASIDE from its connec-
tons with deep water and the great West
cid the Chesapeake and Ohio system, it has
southern connections az Lynchburg, con-
nectiOn with the Shenandoah-yalley rail
road at Buchanan for the North, and a con-
nection at Lexington with the Baltimore
and Ohio system. II has limestone in sight,
iron chat has been proved is within four
miles. and il is within easy transportation
distance of the great coal-felds of West
Virginia. There il also a prospect of eX-
tending the Cra;g-Valley Line to Pocahon-
tas.
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CHUE( II ~.

The church facilities Of Eagle Rock,
which as stated, IL only half a mile from
Bessemer, are ample for oil present needs.
As all the country along the line of the
Craig Valley is destined soon to be settled
no by population engaged in uncovering
It's mineral wealth aud securing for trans
portation the products of its forests, Bes-
semer cannot fail to become not only an
industrial centre, but a market for the
supply Of many outside Of its own people.
An option on the Wexford farm, which
lies west of Bessemer, has been secured.
thus preparing for that future extension Of
The place which all things conspire to de-
monstrate will not be long DELAYED. That
their confidence in the place as a field for
investment is in nowise misplaced is not
only shown by the facts have cited, but
by the further fact that land all around
here IL being RAPIDLY bought up by long
headed men.
Yes, repeat, Virginia is destined to have
On industrial city by the appropriate name
Of Bessemer. Everything needed 10 build
up such city is right at hand here. 1t Is
situation that cannot be passed by. IL
must continue to thrust itself upon the at
tention OF alert, progressive men until the
valleys hereabout shall be lit up with the
constant glare of furnaces, and the noun,
tains shall ceaselessly echo those sounds
that tell the world that their depths have
given up their riches. II must continue 70
attract population until it is beehive OF
large and small industries. II this pro.
phecy shall not be fulfilled, its non-fulfil.
ment would appear TO be reversal of all
the laws that tend To industrial develop.
ment and progress. At the sale Of the 18th
there will, il is expected. be alarge crowd
seeing that inquiries a. 20 the place. its 10.
cation, and the policy Of the company have
recently been very numerous. These in
suaries come from various SECTIONS.
ARAMISTA.
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BY K. p. Chanin 3 Co,
Real Estate AuctlOneors,
No. 1 north Tenth street.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF VALUABLE LOTS OF LAND ON CAR
RINGTON AND PINK SHEETS NEAR IL
VENABLB STkEEr-NIZ.. 81 FEET OK CAR
RINGION STREET AND ABOUT 20 FEET o.
PINK SIREET.--By virtue of q decree ~ Rich
mond Chancery Court entered october ~. $500
IN the cause OF Hsrwood ~. Leidy AMI Others
We Will sell by public auction, on tho premises,
on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1890,
az O'Clock Y. VI, the aboye-iescrbed REAL
ESTATE referred 20 Ia said decree. THIS sale
should attract tho attention ~ parties seeking
profitable investments or parties desiring los
on which 70 bli homes. a. the contemplated
improvements ia the vicinity Of this property
warrant the assurance Of rapid Increase IN
value. Do not fail 10 be- on hand
TEENS one third cash; and the resiiue IA
two equal instruments on credits ~ sis ana
twelve months from day OF sale, purchaser
giving negotiable notes, Interest added 6ui
homestead waived; tide retained until NE whole
OF purchase money Is paid aud conveyance or
dered by the Court. or all cash at the option Of
The purchaser r. Il. MCGUIRE,
HARVEY WILSON,
Special Commissioners.
Sale by n. II. CHAFFfN * Co., Auctloneors.
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EOR SALE. NICE FARN OFra
Il sixty-fvo ACRES within $40 n.I.s ~ ~
the city on good rood. This FARM r.r..r.f. I,
fun view cf Richmond: has nns s.tf. "a
good buildings, ana viii tn $40 a rr... 81.
will make 90 a splenIil lpy,s.man. sd. "a
pick up this bargain. o.. trlNrI.t
no ii-e0iat liif Na.a aI.t
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BY X. b. Chsrln s. Co..
Real Estate AuctiOueers,
No. / north Tenth street.
COMMISSIONER AUCTION SAIL

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OLA LOT or GROUND WITH FRAMED
TENEMENT THEREON IN HENRICO COcN-
TY NEAR THE NokTHRAsrE KIN BOUNDARY
or RICHMOND CITY, FRONTING SIXTY.
THREE 60 FEET, MORE OR LESS, ON
BoLLISG-GRRES ROAD AND RUNNING
BACK 125 FEET, MORE OR LEss-WILL BE
SOLD AS A WHOLE OR SUBDlVIDED INTO
THREE LOTS, As MAY SEEM BEST AT HOUR
OF SALR.-By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit
Court OF the county OF Henrico entered October
2S 1890 In the cause Of Wood Crowley q. ais
Will sell by public auction, on the promises, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1890,
ut O'Clock =. NJ. the REAL ESTATE mentioned
In said decree aud described as above. This sale
offers an opportunity 10 make n good invest
ment, az many Improvements being made on
every side OF our city must cause rapid increase
In value of all suburban property.
TERMS: Oue-f0urth cash and the residue on .
credit Of six, twelve, and eighteen months for
notes. with interest added from day Of sale ;
title retained till the whole IL paid and convey
snce ordered by the Court
JAMES .. LAMB,
Special Commissioner.
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By James b. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
1[05 Main street

By James b. Elan.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
1C05 Main street
CoMMIssIoNEdRs'ss AUcTIoNsALE
LARGE AND VALUABLE LOT OF VACANT
LAND
NEAR THE CITY GAs-woRKs, wHARvEs,
RAILROADS, &C.
GOOD SITE FOR MANUFACTURING OR FOR
SMALL DwBLLINGaNk1 a.
Lester In tho chsncery Court Of the
Lester ct ala City of Richmond.
In pursuance OF the decree OF November q
1890, In the above-named cause. the undersign-
cd, special commissioner. viii sell By public
auction, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Is. 1880.
at ~ O'Clock p. NJ, the LOT OF VACANT
LAND referred 10 In said decree, fronting i32
feet on the west line Of Nicholson street, run
ming back between parallel lines 40 feet 70
Hague street. between williamsburg turnpike
and tho Chesapeake and Ohio railway anc near
the City Gas-WorkA
TKRNs: Que third cash; the residue In ccnal
instalments .; six and twelve months, by me-
Rosiable notes, with Interest added, and the title
70 be retained until convey ance shall DO Or
dered By the Court ID. c. RICHARDSON.
Special Commissioner.
n. ELAN. Aucfionser.
LRsfnR, PLAINrI1s. AGAINST LssrHR, 10, DE-
psNDAHfB-IS rHB CHAacgRY COURT OF rHu
CIrY OF RICHMOND.
1. Charles W. Goddin, clerk OF the said court.
certify that the boad required II the special
commissioner by the decree In the said cause
OF November 8 1890. has been duly given.
Given under my hand tina IN day Of No
venbsrs lso0 CHAR4S w. ooDplN,
noe Clerk.