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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-26
CONGRESSMAN HOUK DEAD.
A Mistake rs to Medicine the Cause of His
Demise.
IRr telegraph to the Dispatch.l

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. May 25.-Judge J.. c.
Houk, Representative IN Congress from
the Second Tennessee district died this
morning at 7o'clock. Yesterday afternoon
he went To drugstore near his residence
to get prescription put up. The drug
gist COMPOUNDED II for him and set II down
in glass near another, containing strong
solution of arsenic, which he took by mis-
take. AntidOtes were promptly admins
tered and by 10 o'clock last night be was
so well that nothing was said about the
circumstance except TO a few friends. He
slept through the night and died this
morning suddenly. He had heart-disease
and the poison and the excitement follow
ING the incident affected that organ and
was the cause of his death.
Judge Houk was born in Sewer county,
Tenn, in 1886, and received little or no
school education. but 10y persistent labor
AT odd moments while working at his
trade as a cabinet-maker gained good
education and was admitted to the bar in
1859. In 1861 he entered the Union army
as a private. rapidly rising in rank until IN
1863 he resigned on account of III health,
holding at that time colonels commls-
sion. After holding various positions IN
the State he was elected Judge of the
Seventeenth judicial circuit IN 1866. In
1872 he was elected "a representative of the
lower house Of the Legislature. He was a
member of the Forty sixth, Forty seventh.
Fortv-eighth, FOrty-ninth, Fittieth. and
Fifty-frst Congresses and was reelected
10 The Fifty-second. He was a cOnspicu-
Gus leader Of southern Republicans IN the
lasf House
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-26
Men S FINE SUITS,

of which we have made the extremely
low price of go. We don't think they
are cheap-we know they are-and we
are confident that no house in tins town
can begin to match them in quality Tor
the price.
MATERIALS ARE: Black Cheviots,
Fancy Cheviots, Fancy Cassimeres, and
scores of Light Suits IN many
other materials.
STYLES ARE Sacks, Frocks, and
Getaways, cut in the latest style and
finely finished in every respect as to
make and trim.
A special feature of the sale will be
superior quality of Grand Army Suits
at this popular price-Sl0. A ten-dollar
bill never bought such values in clothing
before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-26
IGOR SOUTHERN INDEPENDENCE"
The Name Proposed by Superintendent
MayfeId for the War of lSGO-'65.

charleston Is. c. News, May 2lst.l
Superintendent f-Education Mayheld
urpes the necessity for the adoption by
southern writers of name for the war OF
l8GO-'G5 which shall convey clear idea OF
the principles tor which the people OF the
South contended in that great struggle,
and expresses his preference for
The States Rights War" as the
name which best meets this important
requirement. We agree heartily
with Mr. Mayfield in most that he
SAYS. and only differ from him materially,
indeed, as to the perfect propriety OF the
name which he suggests. The long-con-,
tinued contest for States rights entNd
when the southern States seeded. The
war that followed was not for States
RIGHTS. but for the independence OF the
States whose rights were no longer re,
spected. The issue was clearly ana
plainly the right of the seeding
States 10 form n government OF
their own. On that issue the war
was fought, and i was the only Is Issue
settled by the result of the struggle. This,
it seems TO us. is a true and plain statement
of the plainest fact of the war, and II 50
il would be q misnOmer to call the war
The States Rights War" 1t was war
for the Independence of the southern
states, nothing more. nothing less, and the
best name for II we think would be the
name that would set forth this truth-that
is, The War for Southern independence"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-26
DON'T.

Don't attempt TO reform the worldl II Is a
large hemisphere and life is short
Don't talk politics 20 ladies OF dry goods to gen.
tlemenl Good taste will endorse neither.
Don't think because you have been successful
in one thing you can succeed IN all Few people
succeed even in one thing.
Don't think yourself physically omnipotent.
The weakest person and the shortest lived are
frequently those who feel the best.
Don't delay when you feel weak, languid, run
down or debihtatedl Take something 20 stlInu-
late your energies nj once.
Don think that any stimulant win do! Doctors
scentists and the best authorities agree that
pure whiskey is the only reliable stimulant
DON'T be deceived into using an inferior whis-
key Remember that the most popular, the
most pure, the most powerful, and the most val
liable whiskey is Duhy's Pure Malt and that II
has been so admitted for years.
Don't let your dealer deceive you or impose
upon you by saying he has something Just as
good" something he can recommend" lie has
an interested motive In such assertions and they
should be distrusted. my 2O-tu hf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-26
MCCUE PROPERTY
INTO BUILDIgG LOTS, AND THUS ITEA
SALE FROM FIRST HANDS.

nv virtue of n decree hereinafter referred 70
We as commissioners Of the court, acting IN
conjunction with Mrs McCue, who owns the dwell
ing and a part OF the land in the plan Of " Wayer-
lev" wiz sell by auction, on the premises On
TUESDAY, MAY 90, 1891,
beginning az 1870 =. Nj .--...
l. Tn LARGE, WELL-BUlLT' AND COW r
NIENT FRAME DWELLING, owned and occI-
pled by Mrs. McCue, situated less than hhlt
mile from the corporation line OF Richmond,
containing ten or twelve beautiful and we'll
lighted rooms, besides kitchen, etc, ana sur
rounded by An attractive lawn set In grass and
,veu-sto,Led with shade-trces and shrubbcry.
. A LARGE NUMBER OF E&TRA HAND
SOME AND VERY VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS, fronting on Brook road and on McCue,
Wavcrley, Prescott, and Childs avenues, All OF
which are sixty feet wide. These lots VIII be
cold with the privilege Of one or more, 80 that
every one will have an equal chance, ana the re-
strictions win be such ~ 20 insure against Cd
fectlona bic occupation 81 any OF the lots.
The nearncss Of these lots 10 the city, they be-
ING almost AZ near 70 the Capitol ~ Lee monu-
rncnt is and their situation on and close 70 the
Brook road, which IL 10 be maze 80 ATTRACTIVE ht
an early day, combine 10 make th,S choiCe
place OF residence and fine field for specula-
lion. 81
The healthfulncss Of this place, and Of this
section generally. Is prOverhial, and n - fact
that no case Of fever or Of malaria has ever oc-
CURED there. .c
The dwelling can be seen any day except Sun
day between / and i o'clock and between and
z o'clock.
Piats at the Office Of the auctioneer for free
TERMS: VIII be liberal. ,r
FRANK NJ. WOON,
Special Commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-26
"a FREsoMAN's TICKET"
A Novel Feature OF the Negroes Candi-
dates In Lynchburg--In the Cbain-tiang.


dates In Lynchburg--Int the Chain-tang.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
LYxcHpuRa, Va, May 25.--The negroes
of this city tonight at q ma.s-meeting de-
termined TO place in the field what they
term a "Freedman's ticket" and have
made nominations for the Council IN all OF
the wards The queerest feature OF the
ticket is that IL contains several whlte
Democratic names on II.
The City Sergeant left here this evening
for Richmond with three negroes for yari-
GUS terms In the penitentiaiy.
ESTABLISHED A MISSION.
The Court-Street Methodist church has
established a mission on Lynch street for
tho purpose Of trying 10 reform some OF
the fallen women in that portion OF the
city.
William Meyers. bookbinder, was this
morning sentenced TO work in the chain
gang for larceny. He will be the first white
man ordered TO the gang since itsre-esta0-
bshmpnf here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-26
VRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE

WHICH ORIGINALLY co,i AlJ.."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-26
The Loss nt Sfnuntnn.

Especial telegram TO The DISPATCHED
STAUHTox, VA, Nav 25.-Tho loss by the
burning of the bark-extract works here
Saturday is $4,000. Insurance, SsO,CVO.
The works will be rebuilt at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-26
Drowned Ia tho Canal.

Especial telegram TO tho DisDatch.l
PETERSBURG, Va, May 25.-Luther NJ
gent. aged about nine years, son OF Mr.;
Samuel Nugent. of Ettrick, was drowned
in the canal at that place this afternoon.
He was crossing the canal on a plank walk
way and fell in the water.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-26

whi:akers umpiring is highly praised by
the visitors as well as the home team. This
is the third game IN succession without
an error 10y our team. their second without
a batting or fielding error. Out of the
three only erroress games, both IN batting
and field, ever PLAYED this team holds two.
The Cornell ore very fine, geutlemanly-
looking men. After the game this evening
Professor Charles s. Venable invited both
teams 10 his house and had refreshments
served for them
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-26
Probably Fatally Wounded.

Especial teIcSrhHn 70 Iut IIIepHVVU'I
WARSAW, Va. Nav 25.-Wiliiam Leo
(whlte) shot, and IL is thought. fatally
wounded n negro named Mutt near Kill
marnock. in Lancaster county. Saturday
night. The shooting grew out OF some
threats made by the latter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-26
BY Henry L. Staples < Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
No. los north Ninth street.
VRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE OF A

TRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE OF A
4 VERY VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
ABOUT THREE MILES EAST OF RICHMOND.
By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust dated the
9TH day Of April, 1890. duly recorded In mo
Office Of Henrco County Court In Deadlock
1870 Is, page 1870, default having been made In
one Of the notes thereby secured, and being ~
required by the Beneficiary, we shall proceed o.
sell by auction % the highest bidder, On the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY p, 1891,
at 10 o'clock NJ, that certain TRACT OF LAND
near the Nine-Mile read, about three miles east
Of the city OF Richmond, containing lll@l
ACRES bounded by the lands now or formerly
owned by Or. ]. J. Hawkes.. DR.. J. Z. Friend,
James smith, J. Warner and others
This land has upon IL @ neat and comfortable
dwelling and Oui-buildings In good repair.
IL il probable that the land may be offered in
two tracts Of 90 and 2l34 acres, respectively, the
larger tract containing the improvements being
offered first.
Terms: Enough in cash 70 pay the expenses Of
sale and to pay on aud discharge note %
400, with interest thereon from the 9TH April
1891, until paid, AMI She residue upon such
terms as may be announced AT the time u sale
HENRY L. STAPLES,
T.. +. DANIEL,
Trustees.
II. L. STAPLES & CO., Auctioneers. my2l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-26

Y,RUSTEE'S SALE OF HOTEL
4 PROPERTY AND LOTS AT NASHVILLE,
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA, AND ABCtI ~
ACRES OF MOOD LAND ABOUT TWO MILES
THEREFROM.-By virtue Of deed OF trust
from George W. EldridCe dated July l, 1857,
and recorded on the 4th Of July, 1850, IN the
Clerks Onice Of the County Court 81 Bucking-
ham county, to W. l.. Cowardin and the Under
signed, trustees 20 secure note OF sl,5OO, OF
oven date with said deed Of trust, payable rlnely
days aftor date; default having been mede ia
tho payment thereof and being required to do
40 by the holder OF said note, !, as surviving tru5-
TOE, viii offer for sale at public auction, on
MONDAY, JUNE SrH, NEXT,
M Maysyllle, In Buckingham county, Va, In front
of the Maysville Hotel, the following PROPERTY,
or 50 much thereof rs may DC necessary 10 pay
oil the said sum Of $1,000 with interest from
maturity Of said note, and the cost Of sale-yiz.
A Lot In laid town with buildings thereon known
"a the Maysyille Hotel. Lot known as tho
Double once Lot" and Garden lot adjoining
the two first, IN all six acres. and also about
20 acres OF wood land about two miles east OF
Maysylle
TERMS: Cash "a 20 enough 90 pay on said
300, with interest and costs, subject 10 n
credit OF sl5 on the sth OF May, 1890. The resi-
due Of tho purchase money, II any, shau De
made payable al such time and secured In such
manner az said George W. Bldridgc shall pre-
scribe and direct, or in case Of his failure 80 TO
do. then as the undersigned surviving trustee
shall think TT. WILLIAM II. MCCARTHY,
Surviving Trustee.
my pages, 31Je1, 3,4,5&0-1Ot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-26
ANTI-FUSION TICKET FAILS.
A Dirty Political Trick Defeated-A Stab
bling ARRAY on tho Chicago.

hing ARRAY on tho Chicago.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dlspatchl
NORFOLK. MAY 25.-The head of the anti
fusion ticket in Norfolk county Is ALREADY
gone, having declined the honor in a pull
lished card The kickers will have TO hunt
for another candidate for sheriff. The
Democrats who favor the fusion say ii ~
dlsarreeable. of course, but II cannot be
avoided If they are 10 have any control at
all In county so overwhelmingly Repub-
lican. The Democrats by this move will
have q majority in the Board Of Superyl-
sors which is exceedingly important TO
Norfolk county al this time. IN view Of the
substantial prosperity just setting IN
throughout her borders.
CHARGES DISMISSED.
A discreditable effort of the cOlored
Commonwealth Attorney of Norfolk
county 10 besmirch the official integrity of
the Treasurer fell through this morning
by Judge Parker dismiSsng the charges.
Asbury. the attorney. Is the candidate of
the Providence Republican convention,
and it IL said that it was political trick 70
work up public sentiment.
The sailing sloop-of-war Portsmouth, OF
the naval apprentice squadron, Captain
John Schonler commanding. arrived at the
nayy-yard this morning from Hampton
Roads. aud will be followed by the James
town. They are TO fit out here for the
summer cruise.
N'CLAFFERTY CARVED HIN.
There was an ARRAY between sailors on
board the flagship Chicago late Saturday
evening and a landsmAn named William
Whitley was badly stabbed and slashed by
fireman named john McClatierty with a
carying-knife. McCiaderty tried TO escape
from the vessel, but failing secreted HIM
self in the tre-roOm over one of the
boilers. and was not found for two hours
afterwards The wounded man was taken
at once 20 the naval hospital.
MARINES HAVE THE GRIP.
A large number Of the marines of the
barracks and Of the various ships are ON
the sick list-msny with the grip.
New patent apparatus for tho life-saving
stations along the Virginia and North
Carolina coast Is being sent down.
There were slight thunder showers and
high electrical explosions early this MORN
tng, but the rainfall was too slight 10 do
any good 10 the crops, which are suffer
Ing.
Colonel A. 3. Withers. Of Eagle Point.
Sioueester county. after several days stay
IA Norfolk, has returned home with q
Haidee
DI. D. j. Gunter. late Of Bingbam's Mill
oenee "a Norfolk
. az s@turday night Mr. Morris Dudley
ieeeasSa serious injury by falling through
sueste on the Norfolk Terminal railroad.
VISITING luNBKRyEx.
twenty-five members u the North Cs-o.
ma Pine Lumber Association az this Nv
isit TINS afternoon 10 visit the Pbiladef-
Pima Lumber Association. In the Onaker
Sity they Will be baaQueted AT the Manu-
iactnFers Club and shown al the sights.
AslLD-GoosE CHASE.
Deputy Marshal Gloss has returned 10
the city. lie failed 70 find Gideon Marsh
the fugitive bank president, Cd board the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-26
By r. A. CAtlin,
Au.tloncer and Real Estate Agent,
Nos. : and Z north Eleventh street,
Richmond, Va.
TVRUSTFF'S AUCTION SALE OF
/ PERSONAL PROPERTY
TUESDAY, MAY GO, 1891, At 10 O'CLOCK a. Nj.

III ENllAls MAY -hs lobls Al ~ 'NHoNn 80 49,
As trustee IN n certain deed OF tr1st exocuted
70 me by ". {. Otcy dor the benefit OF ms crcul-
torsj. daily recorded In the Clerks onco on me
Chancery Court on the 9TH day OF May 1871,
Deed Book lf3 a, page 100. shall pfocced 70
sell. on the premises, Nos. 1899, 1888, 1850 cast
Franklin street, Richmond, Va, all oi NE st.SA
Of HORSES, MARES, BUGGlES, PHhElONS'
SURVEYS. BUCNBOARDS, SADDLES, bhI-
DIES, ROBES, &C, usually found IN nrst-claes
llyery- sale, and eXchange-staDle. Inc s'V-A
& MAREs and HORsES-very fine stock:
PHAETON-good rs new;
= TOP BUGGIES-good as now;
BUCKBOARD-new and best make;
elegant now SURREY;
l elegant SINGLE ROAD WAGON;
/ elegant DOUBLE ROAD WAGON;
SLEIGH | new DOG CARI;
About 100 bales HAY, FEED, &C.;
5GENTLEMEN'S SADDLES;
LADY'S SADDLE;
BRIDES, MARTINGALES,
DOUBLE AND SINGLE HARNESS.
ROBFS. WHIPS, CUTTING-kNlFE, &c. &c,
together with LICENSE state and city aud
GOOD WILL Of business.
ALSO,
OFFICE and OTHER FURNITIRE-DEShS,
CHAIRS, FEED BOXES, &c, g..
Parties desiring stock Of this Kind should at
tend this sale. IL Is seldom such an opportunity
Is offered to the public. Sale peremptory'
TERMS: Cash. .
WILLIAM H. BEVERIDGE, Trustee.
f. A. CATLIS, AuctiOneer. my "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-26
BY Sutton 81 Co.
and
p. p. Winston & Son,
Real Estate Agents and AuctlOneers.

a UCTION SALE OF THAT GRAND
"A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND IMPROVED
PROPERTY SITUATED on THE SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF MARSHALL AND ELENENIH
STREETS, BEING THE LATE REslDENCE
OF THE HON. JAMES NELSON, FkONllNG
on THE EAST LINE OF ELEVENTH. STREET
so FEET. AND ALSO 100 FEET FRONT On
THE SOUTH LINE MARSHALL STREET TO
AN ALLEY.-By request Of all the parties In
terested We will offer for sale at auction, on the
premises, on
TUESDAY. MAY 90, 1891,
AZ So o'clock p. NJ, the above-describcd and
truly VALUABLE AND CENTRALLi-LOCATED
PROPERTY.
The improvements consist Of large brick
dwelling with twelve rooms, brick kitchen, car
riage-house, and stable, fronting so feet on the
east line Of Eleventh street and running back
within parallel lines 100 feet 20 an alley, ana
having also front on the south line Of Marshall
street Of 100 feet. This Is a splendid piece OF
property, none more 90 on the market, being IN
a good neigh bOrhoOd, Just one square from the
new City Hall, noar the Capitol. pOst-oiiice, and
surrounded by churches, and In every way de-
srably located. IL II seldom that such property,
located a. this l., can be had on the market, ana
those in search Of a good home or profitable in-
vestments will do well to attend this sale.
TERMS or SALE: one fourth In cash; balance
on a credit Of six, twelve, and eighteen months
for negotiable notes, interest added from day Of
sale, secured by deed Of trust on the property
SUTTON & CO.,
PIP. WINSTON * son,
my 20 Anctioneers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-26
on WEDNESDAY,. JrNE 3. 1891.

on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1891,
AZ II NJ on the premise, We will sell that attrac-
tractIve and beautiful PROPERTY located as
above.
|. The HOTEL GROUNDS. which is the prot
TEST and choicest part Of the BON AIR PROPER
TY. fronting 4OOx4OO feet at the corner Of
Chesterfield avenue and Buford street, 70 be d.
yided into smaller lots.
. Tho BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE nearly oppO-
site. containing 20 rooms, nicely furnished, and
complete In every appointment. with lot at
corner Chesterfield avenue and ButOrt street,
l4Ox20O feet deep. This property 20 be sold
as a whole including FURNITURE.
Bon Air Is known far and wide as a perfectly
healthy place, the atmosphere being cool and
refreshing. Its nearness to the Richmond
markets and easy accessibility by regular trains
both morning and evening make il the most
attractive summer resort near the city. About
two dozen handsome cottages have been built,
and are occupied by Richmond families nearly
the whole year, making the society charming and
agreeable. Parties attending the sale will leave
Richmond and Danyllle depot at 1873 \. Nj,
returning at APO Z. NJ.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance six, twelve,
ana eighteen months, with interest added, Sc
cared by deed Of trust.
FRANK d. HILL q 90,
my 20 AuctiOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-26
RABBI CALISH ACCEPTS.
lie is to Como TO Richmond for Three
Years at Least.
IBy telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.l

PEORIA. Ill. MAY 25.-Rabbi Z. NJ. Calish.
who has had charge of the Jewish syna-
gogue here for four years, has accepted a
call to Richmond. Va. He recently
lectured there and the trustees OF the
Hebrew Temple asked him to come there
for three years at $1,000 year, to be eX-
tended if desired
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-26
HI STAPLES & CO.. Auc,ioneor
BY Sutton q Co,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOnecrs,
1914 Main street.
VRUsTEEs' SALE OLA NEW DE.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEW De
l. TACKLED FRAME DWELLING SITUATED
on THE SOUTH SIDE OF oAKWoOD AVENUE
NEAR MILL AVENU Ely virtue u a certain
deed u trust from ". J. Bogles ana wife 20 the
undersigned trustees, dated August %, 1890,
and Of record In the Clerks Office Of Henrico
County Court, Deadlock 1872 A, page 23J, de-
fault having been made In the payment 81
portion OF the debt secured thereby, and having
been directed 20 10 do by the Board Of Directors
OF the Old Dominion Building and Loan Associa-
ton, We shall proceed 10 sell at public auction,
upon the premises, on
FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1891,
at J14 O'Clock Z. NJ, the ABOFE-DESCRIBED
PROPERTY, fronting 30 feet on the south side
OF lakewood avenue, 80 feet west Of MIL avenue.
and running back between parallel lines l24
feet 90 an alley.
The improy ements consist OF new, ell-built
detached frame dwelling, with six OF seven
rooms; also, good stable and other t-buidinRs
This property 10 situated on a beautiful ave
nue. IN a growing and improving neighborhood.
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash, by oon-
sent o. all parties interested more liberal terms
viii DO announced at sale.
PRANK T. SUTTON,
JOHN ;. RLLETT,
JOHN b. PURCELL.
Trustees Of Old Dominion Building and Loan
Association. my %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-26

In THE CIRCUIT COURT or HENRIco CoUNTY-Nlc-
GUS COMMITTEE AGAINST McCCEs HEIR, ETC
/, W. S. Leake, clerk Of said court, do certify
that the bond required Of Special commissioners
Wo0n and Waddin by decree entered on the
2Oth day Of October. 1890, in this cause, has
been duly given.
Given under my hand this 1lth day Of May
1891. W. = LIAM
INV l5I7,2O22,24,26 Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-26
TIE RICHMOND DISPATCH.TUESDAY. MAY rs. 1891
AUCTION sALEs-vusuro pays.
BY George Il. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
1905 Bank street, Richmond, Vo-

kcnf EHtttc hkpht eh' tNffN+~
1905 Bank street, Richmond, Va.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a
~ VALUABLE FARM IN HEERIC0 C0uNTnrsI
VA. CONTAINING 800 ACRES, II lN ~, ,, VI
THE MOUNTAIN ROAD, ABOUT Tmhrs
QUARTERS OF A MILE WEST OF Glib ~, Aa a
LEN. on THE RICHMOND, FkEDEf1SS IN No q
BURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD, ~, III y
DWELLING is AN ATTRACTIVE hkslDENSSn
WITU FIGHT ROOMS, STANDING oN a.
ELEVATION OVERLOOKING THE FA ~. ~, n ~
SURROUNDED BY NICE shADT5Snt !" % 80
THERE rs AN ORCHARD, whey ARD 49,, 80 :,
BY virtue OF n decree OF tho tlrcut ~ W.sDs
Henrco county, pronounced in me 49, ~ ,hs
who sues, &C., ~. Sheppard ana OsneIs, Oa
18TH day Of May, 1891, the undersigno1, - ~,
commissioners, will sell NJ public auc'iVu W NV
highest bidder, atGlGn Allen, on
SATURDAY, MAY 80, 1901,
nj 4 O'clock p NJ, the abOye-described FARM
Persons from Richmond Wishing 70 attehd thls
sale can take tho Richmond, FrederlcasDd,s a,,, ,
Potomac accommodation train az 4:i3 T. NJ. ~
return by tho samo train at q oclocA-a Pui0A
and pleasant trip. ,.,..,.ao-
TEkMs: Cash az % one fourth OF the purchase
money; tho balance In one two, ana three yea, =
the purchaser 10 give his negotiable notes lOf
deferred lnstalmcnt, with interest nom day Vi
sale and the tito Of the property retained uil,n
the whole purchase price is paid ana convey
ance ordered by the Court. -. ,,,,.osoN,
r. n. MCGUIRE,
Special Commissioners