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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-14
THE sPEAKERsHIr

"Well. suppose Mr.. Harrison will be
nominated by the Republican party for
President in 1892, will be not2"
YES. it looks so-he wants IT. He has
recently made a tour of the South and
West and has returned TO Washington He
was well received and created in some
vlaces some enthusiasm, and much to the
eurprise of his friends. as well as his poiltl-
of GOOD speeches. Blaine could get the
nomination if be wanted tho could have
had il before when Harrison was noml-
mated. Yes, he could get it now. know
Blaine well-Blaine is a sick man. What
Ne wants most is health. He has got
BIight's disease that's his trouble"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-14

week Postmaster Perkins was fined .S25
and costs for attacking Editor Wichard. of
the Reflector, some weeks apo for some
structures Wichard had laid upon Perkins
for his service in the post-oflce.
Miss Bette Warren's school came up
from Greenville yesterday and enjoyed q
picnic at Goose Nest, on the Scotland
Neck railroad,
PAR AHEAD.
Your correspondent yesterday made
observation OF the crops along the road
from Scotland Neck to Kinston, and. 1
find that Pitt aud Leuoir counties are Tar
ahead Of Halifax aud Martin in their crop
prospects.
Scotland Neck will raise fund for ex-
hibiting It's resources at the Southern Expo
sition in Raleigh next fall, notwithstand-
ing the county made no appropriation.
OTHER NOTES.
The work on the military school building
has commenced, and 1t will now be pushed
with dispatch.
The Hamilton railroad, owned by Frank
Hitch. will be torn up and discontinued.
Large quantities Of truck are being
shipped from several portions of Eastern
Carolina, and there is now more money IN
circulation in these trucking sections than
al any time during the cotton season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-14

4S.inch All-Silk Black Drapery Net in
all the latest designs. Sale price 75c.,
Soc, 81, 1925, $3.50, and up to 50 per
yard. 90
Black Chantilly Laces, from 2 to Is
inches wide. Sale price from 1910. to
81. 85 per yard, according to quality.
Grape LisSe Neck Kuiliing, IN white
and black. Sale price ., 10, 20, %, and
up to soc. per yard.
Reduction Sale price,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-14
A GREAT LOSS.
The Enormous Amount Of Life Which Has
Gone Out Of the American PcODlc--(an II
Ever Be Recovered

Have you noticed that there are more broken
down men and weak women on our streets to-day
than ever before? Have you not noticed that GER
tain OF your friends, whom you have always known
TO be strong and healthy, are for somo reason
weak and low-spirited4 lsit not possible that you
yourself feel trihe less vigorous than In the
pastf Is IL q fact that the American people are
growing weaker, or Is 10 due TO some local cause
There can be little doubt that II Is owing almost
entirely 10 the fearful after effects of the grin
This terrible and mysterious complaint, starting
unacconntably and running severely, invariably
leaves the person In weak, nervous, and run
down condition, from which it requires much
time 70 recover.
When people are In such a state, when nature
Is weak and broken, what would cOmmon-sease
dictate should be dOnoT Precisely what pbysi-
clans say should be dOne-vlz: Assist nature.
stimulate her tagging facilities, build her up.
Howl by using pure medicinal stimulant and
for this purpose there Ia nothing equal 10 pure
whiskey, Doctors, scientific men, and the lead
ing thinkers OF tbs land hayo declared this and
have unhesitafingly agreed that there IA no
whiskey so pure and efficient as Duffy's Pure
Malt IL stimulates heaithily and builds up
wasted tissues IL renews the nervous organiza-
ton and aseists 70 health. IL Is popular because
II II so efficient Great caro- should be taken,
however, to secure only tho genuine. Distrast
any dealer who for any reason seeks 20 induce
You 70 bay something "luat as good" BY the
ludcious use o. this pure stimulanl she after ef-
fects Of the grip may be removed and health and
strength put IN place OF weakness aud debility.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-14
Naval Orders.


WASHINGTON, June 13.-Lieutenant-C Com
mander Henry f. Nichols has been ordered
to examination forpromotion. Lieutenant
Thomas b. Howard has been detached
from the Naval Academy on the 10th IN
slant and ordered to the Bennington ;
Lieutenant William p. Potter detached
from the Naval Academy on the 29th IN
slant and ordered to the Philadelphia Lieu
tenant II. II. Miner detached from the
Naval Academy on the 10th instant and or
dered to the Bennington; Ensign John Nj;
Elicott detached from the Office of Naval
Intelhgencer on the 1st of July next and
ordered 10 the Bennington; Chief-Engl-
neer Ralph Ashton detached from special
duty connected with the Bennington and
ordered TO duty on board that vessel (;
Passed-Assistant Engineer j. r. Edwards
detached from duty at the University OF
South Carolina on the 1st of July next and
ordered to the Bennington; .Assistant-tn-
pineer w. p Winchell detached from spe-
clal duty connected with the Bennington
and ordered to duty on board that vessel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-14

Doneola Button Boots in plain and
opers toe and with patent-leather tip. q,
Is. u. and ZEE widfhs, and Mems Con-
oress and Lace Shoes in Opera, London,
and French toe. Every pair is worth
from s2. 80 70 s2.75, and when we offer
you choice Tor s1.9O, they are a bargain
not found every day.
Mail orders for any Of the above goods
will be filed promptly.
Store closes at Z. NJ.
LEVY & DAVIS, ,
], 3, and 5 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-14

In pursuance Of the decree Of June o. 1891 in
the abOye-named cause, the undersigned, special
commissioner, will sell by auction, on the
rrantf.es-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-14
Preferred to Continued Drunkenness.

IUN
MONTGOMERY, Ala, June 13.-Hon. j. n.
Gilchrist, a member of the last Assembly
from this county and a young man of de-
cided ability, committed suicide yesterday
al the Merchants Hotel by the use of NOR
phine. He had been drinking heavily for
over a week and despaired Of breaking a
habit OF years. He left a note to his aged
father. stating that he preferred death to
the life he was leading.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-14

The lot consists OF Ladies Dongola
Oxford lies with patent-leather tips,
also on common-sense lasts Ladies'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-14
By A. Brown,
Real Estate Auctioneer, Ashland, Va.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A HAND
Il SOME AND VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT
NEAR GWATHMEl' s CROSSING. IN HANOVER
MILES SOUTH OF THE TOWN OF ASHLAND,
On THE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-By virtue Of
deed OF trust from Charles l.. Steel and wife %
the Undersigned, dated July II, 1890, ami re-
corded In the Clerks O1lcs Of Hanover County
Court, Deadlock 20, page 1877, default having
been made IN the payment OF portion Of the
debt thereby secured and being required so %
do by the Board Of Directors Of Old Dominion
Building and Loan Association, the beneficiary
therein named, and by direction OF n decree OF
the Circuit Court OF Hanover county, entered on
the 27th day Of April, 1891, I'm the chancery
cause styled "Gwathmey, trustee Is. Steel e
ais.'" We will sell by public auction, on the pre-
misses,
FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1891,
at O'clock P. NJ, that VALUABLE PROPERTY
conveyed by said deed and described therein p 3
follows Beginning at point On the Richmond,
southwest corner OF Charles Il. Gwathmey5
home farm, and running southwardly along the
line OF said railroad 200 feet thence eastwardly
az right angles 400 feet thence nOrthwardly az
right angles 200 feet, thence westgardiy az
right angles 400 feet 10 the point OF beginning.
The dwelling Is new, large, and convenient,
situated IN beautiful young grove; Is built OF the
best material and in the best manner; contains
seven large rooms besides store-roOm and hath
room, large hall, front and side entrance
closets, hot and cold water through the house
and kitchen, stationary basins, and bath-tuhs
Trains stop AZ Gwathmeys station about 300
yards OF the house. Persons wishing % attend
this sale can leave Richmond on T.. NJ. tram
and return same evening.
TERMS: One third cash; the residue In
| equal payments at six aud twelve months for
negotiable notes carrying interest from date OF
| sale, and properly secured by lien upon the
said property. j. \. BROWN,
j. N. LEAkE,
| HILL CARTER,
Trustees.
| j. A. BROWN, Auctioneer 70 l3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-14

HANDSOME ASHLAND RESI-
HI DENCE, WITH BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS
ATTACHED, FOR SALE BY AUCTION:-,,,At me
request OF the owner We win sell at pubic auo-
ton, ON the premises, on
THURSDAY, JUNE IS, 1891,
a, r O'Clock p. NJ. that attractive, convenienty-
MANNED, and admirably-located TWO-SIOk1
COTTAdE RESIDENCE, containing ii rooms,
with stable and carriage-house In rear, situated
on Main or Railroad street, adjoining the resi-
dences Of Captain Andrew Pizzlni and Dr. George
w. Jones. Beautiful shade-trees OF original
growth In front and on side Of dwelling Good
orchard In rear aud entire premises IN good re- %
pair. Lot fronts 175 feet and runs back oVO
feet This "a a good opportunity 90 secure de-
slrable home In ono OF the healthiess localities
In the growing town Of Ashland. ,,,
JOHN IT. GODDIN,
CLIFTON LEE,
te1A Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-14
DR.. DIXON LECTURES ON "FooLs."
POSTMASTER Perkins Fined for AssauItinS
Editor wichard-The Crops.

"Nhatu-1he tf0pk.
loorrespOndenoe Of The Rlchmoad Dispatch.l
SCOTLAND Nick, n. c., June l3.-Rey.
fhomas Dixon. Jr,, Of New York. lectured
ia.t night IN the 0pera-House at Kinston
ils subject was Pools" There was
large audience, and the great speaker held
minutes. lie leetured Thursday night az
Ia orange On Backbone he has a
reputation second 10 no man who has Ice,
tured IN North Carolina, and North Caro-.
lima Is proud Of her son, who stands
amongst the ablest diyines ia the eoun-
try.
Professor John bucket, who has been
president OF the Greenyiile Female Insti.
futs Iof SIX years, Mss resigned. His sue
eessor has not yet been chosen.
POSTMASTER FINED.
IN the Superior Court in Greenville this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-14
BY George Z. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1908 Bank street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF 120 ACRES
Il OF LAND IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY,
VA, NEAR SKINQUARTER POST-OFflCbio3
Gates, bearing date May 81, 1890, and duly re-
corded in Chesterfield County Court, dolault
having been made in the payment OF the note
therein secured, and being required so 10 do ~
the holder thereof / will sell at public auction,
In front Of the custom-house, on Bank street De-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1891,
NJ Q o'clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY described as
fellows: All that TRACT OF LAND In the coun,
tyOf Chesterfield Va, containing 10 MIXES mn, ana
adjoining the lands Of Alexander Sims, Ellis
Phaup, and others, and a part OF the same lana
formerly owned by James G. Gates, deceased.
TERMS Cash as TO expenses OF SAFE ana
note of $3.50, with interest thereon from May
%. 1891, to day OF sale; balance upon such
terms as may be announced az sale.
ieI4 c. A. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-14
BY George L. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1905 Bank street.
rURUsTEF'S SALE OLA LOT co

TRUSTEE'S SALE OLA LOT CON
Il TANNING lilo ACRES, WITH A NEAT
LITTLE HOUSE THEREON, LOCATED on
RAILROAD STREET JUST NORTH OF AND
ADJACENT TO THE TOWN OF ASHLAND
By virtue of deed o. trust from Frank Fox and
wife bearing date May 25, 1889, and recorded In
Hanover County Court Clerks Office, Deadlock
"a, page 349, default having bees made IN the
payment OF the note therein secured, and beng
required so 70 do by the holder OF said note,
viii sell az public auction, ON the promises, ON
TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1891,
at o'clock Z. NJ, the PROPERTY described as
follows: All that CERTAIN LOT OF LAND
WITH IMPROVEMENTS THEREON. ia the
township OF Ashland, Hanover county, Va, cor
tanning lilo acres, being the same lot desig-
mated as lot "A' on plat annexed 90 deed
bearing date May 10, 1871. nom Glazebrook
ana wife 20 Calvin Dickerson-
TERMs: Cash as 20 expenses OF sale. and a
note OF S205.00 with Interest nom May -, 1891.
10 day Of sale; balance upon such terms as may
iea 9. A. CRAWFORD. Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-14
HARVEY WILSON,
Special Commissioners.
Sale by X. b. CHAFFIN 4 Co., Auctioneers.
BY J. Thompson Brown Il Co,
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0neers,
lib east Main street, Richmond, Va.


VRUSTEES SALE OF HAND
i SOME WEST-MAIN-STREET BUILDING
LOTS. AMONG THEM A FINE CORNER LOT
ON THE NORTH LINE OF MAIN BETWEEN
ELM AND CEDAR STREETS. AND A LOT IN
REAR THEREOF ON CEDARBEFWEENM MAIN
AND FLOYD STREETS.-By virtue Of a deed OF
trust from Maria c. Tebbs, OF King William
county, Va, 10 Roger b. Atkinson OF the city Of
Richmond, dated June 4, 1883, and recorded in
the Clerks Office OF Henrico County Court, Deed
Book l24 y, page 159, and default having been
made, and being requested by the holder OF the
note, we will sell, on the premises,
SATURDAY, JUNE 90, 1901,
at 6:30 p. NJ. that portion Of tho PROPERTY
not heretofore released described in said deed,
a. follows, as lying and being IN the county OF
HenriCO near the city of Richmond, in the plan
Of Sidney, fronting PSI feet go feet Of which
being heretofore released from said lien, leaving
Psi feet) on the north side Of Main street, COM
mencing 80 feet west OF Elm street and running
westWardly along Main street 10 Cedar street
Pol feet and running back between parallel
lines 10 feet inches 10 an alley fifteen feet
wide with the exception Of II feet at the north
Customer OF Cedar and Main streets, which has
a depth Of 125 feet to an alley ten feet wide.
Also. LOT in rear Of the above corner lot 'front.'
ing Al feet inches on the east side Of Cedar
street with depth Of 81 feet to an alley ten feet
wide. The said lot Is bounded on the south by q
ten-fOOt alley and on the north by hfteen-fOot
alley.
TERMS: Cash a. 70 the cost OF executing this
deed Of trust and 20 pay two notes, one for
S2,746.99, with interest due thereon, aud the
other S2,273.3S, with interest due thereon, and
the,balanCe as will DO announced at the sale.
ROGER Il. ATKINSON, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN 81 CO., Auctloneers.
10 10
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THE RAILWAY COMMISSION;
Dimcuit Work Next week-The Weather
Crop Report-ArrlvaIs from Florida.

Diffcult Work Next week-The Weather
Crop Report-ArrlvaIs from Florida.
correspondence Of the Richmond DisDatch.l
RALEIGH, n. c.. June 13.-The Railway
Commission meets next Monday land Will
take up difficult piece of work namely,
The assessment of the railway property IN
the entire State. This rs done under a
supplemental law, making the board the
assessors Of this class of property. This
will revive the much-disputed points as to
the liability Of the Wilmington and Wei
don, the Seaboard and Roanoke, and the
Raleigh aud CASTOR railways TO taxation.
The proceedings of the commission will be
watched with much interest in this new
department Of work.
The summary of the crop reports has
begun in the Agricultural Department.
Secretary Bruner says the tenor of the re-
port is rather better than he anticipated.
The brighter weather is having beneficial
effect upon cotton, though 1t is clear that
the crop viii be short one.
NATIVE FLoRIDIANs.
A party Of twenty-five natives Of Florida,
IN the shape of alligators, on the way from
thst State, will arrive here in q day or two,
for the Interstate Exposition. Some OF
The alligators are very large.
hneapples also from Florida, are now
tipening at the Exposition Grounds.
The indexes of the journals OF the late
Bession OF the Legislature are now being
prepared by the clerks here. The publica.
ton OF the journals is delayed this year.
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wnRI n,s-EAlR sNARls.
Too Much PIace-Hunting for Promise oil
BusinesS-Like Administration.

Too Much PIace-Hunting for Promise OF
Business-Liko Administration.
tBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
CurcAoo. June IS There is considerable
surprise over the failure OF the Worlds
Fair Board of Directors to confirm the ap:
pointment of Melville T.. Stone as chief OF
the Foreign Department. On receipt OF
notice that tho vote on his confirmation
was tie. Mr.. Stone sent a letter TO Direc-
tor General Davis declining TO allow the
further use of his name. In tins letter Mr.
Stone said he had a positive dislike Tor
taking up the arduous and thankless
work in store for any one who assumed the
management of the Foreign Department.
! This was especially true when ! came, TO
understand the existing differences be
tween the local and the national boards
| respecting the question OF jurisdiction.
And the feeling of reluctance was by no
means dissipated by the perfect lnunda-
ton of applications for place IN the torelgn
bureau. The pressure for positions by
members of the local board, acting on be-
half Of their friends. did not promise well
for an efficient and business-like admins
tration." Mr.. Stone further said 1t was
plainly stated in the act of Congress that
the National Commission should have
charge of all foreign affairs. The directory
has been assuming that power. A Local
paper SAYS: The Board Of Control or the
National Commission received the news OF
the directors action on the appointments
of the Director General and spent some
time in discussing the matter. That they
were warm was evident. One of them
said that if necessary the Board of Control
will remain in permanent session to run
the Foreign Department. 1t is probable
that the Board Of Control will not permit
the Director-General TO send any agents
abroad who NAV now be members or Of
fcers of either the commission or the di-
rectOry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-14

By virtue o. decree Of tho Cha-.s-y, .......
Richmond entered December D.. Is.p. ....
OF Thomas q. Balm, trustee, tr 20. g. ,....
CO.. will az trustee and also o.. ........ 81
missioner appointed Tor O. rg-r.... .... -
public auction, or the Dremh rs, "a. l.. ..... "
TUESDAY, JUNE 30. Isaf.
that DESIRABLE AND CONF frIrv,,...
TURING PLANT, consisting ~ I. ....
Brirk workshops and Found ~. situate. ..'
north side Of Walnut alley bet ta.'. i. ~. ......
Seventeenth streets. and eXtcraIlg...tt .. ...'
lin street, upon which there b. fr..t.t ..
and where there are several sr.. .,...
oclces which can be rented ont -.Hrr-..... .
sired. These buildings are mostly f..r...
high. are strong, ana well fu.t.I g. t.....
uses. and have large noor caDa.I'r. r...
tho land will be shown by the .g...r... no
ln these shops and % Do s1l, a.u ..... .
large quantities Of most exec. OH. .....
EXPENSIVE MACHINERY, nov .. bah.
ana consisting Ia part % Engine, ..- ....f
Furnaces. Shaping Machine I.. r..
saws. Mortising- and >pCko-A l.H...-.. l.....
stones. EmOry-Wheels, thogsarsi. .f "......
iron and in wool, Pateut-fi. .r.. Ir.r..'.
FORCES, Blowers, Cupoia, tf a,-. lr| . ~.
every ixtuTe and appliance nt -i..... A. . ......
and complete shop.
Here are presented cirrumst.r... Ohm. .
but seldom. and kind reader. y. ia .I. ... .
again IN your lifetime fO laV s...... . ..
OppOrtunity OF buying a Oar D.. H.. r
ranged factory and foundry, hIly ......
active aud profitable operation. ..I . .
GOODWILL and large trade Won ..II DEB. ..
labor 81 many yeers ~ an crt.r.-. ...
high standing. 40 + likely tgH. .. .r
chase this entire outft Real r.. ..... N.
Patents. Patterns, goodwill, ui,l ......
and an established trade, for i.v.- -.s. .....
Of its value, and then you 'an 50 rt ....
your business on the orders nor .. ....
that are coming In daily.
10 being impossible o. give Dr. ...
weut every detail, ! eurue-tl. .....
posing purchasers 90 Inspect tfr ..... .
the day Of sale, promising on my l... .....
si-tance 20 that end.
TERMS: one fourth ~ %" Il...
in cash and the residue ma thrts tr.... .........
AZ six, Twelve, and eighteen mont. .. ....
with interest added AMI -r"Ir'1 .E . .... d
trust; or all cash, so the option r' r.. r.. ...
THOMAS I. |...
Trustee and Spectral t..."..
n. W. BOwE. Auctloneer, E.ahi1 SD.
BArNF, JR., plaintiff, AGAINST q. ~ r...
CO. Defendants. -lN TuE tUANt.IN .......
TIE CITY or RICHMOND.
/. Charles ". Goblin, clerk of a....
tify that the bond required ~ tTs.....
special clmmissi1nrr by trrtH-~ %. Ir .... ...
OF Decen: Der g, 1890, has boon 70. .....
Gwen under my hand thi- lu'h f.t. .....
bcr, 1890. CHARLES N-t..
So 10
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on WEDNESDAY, JrSpl7, o.


at4P. NJ, on the promises We VIII
TRACTfNE AND BEAUTIFUL fH .-
Gated as above.
!. The HOTEL GROUNDS. whih
test and choicest psTt of the Bon A..
~, fronting 4OOX 900 feet ~ fts rr. ... .
terrified avenue AMI BufOrd stree, O.. ....
into smaller lots.
>. The BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE l.'
site, containing twenty rooms, usr-
and complete IN every APRON mont
corner Chesterfield avenue AMI ht
100000 feet deep. This property
whole. including FL kNIIlbt.
Bon Air Is known far ana WIDE Is
healthy place, the atmorpnefr i'i
refreshing IT. nearne~s % fr' .t.l
kets and easy accessibility by poi. ....
both morning ana evening mage
traCtVe summer resort near Oh" '
two dozen handsome cottrEH+ il..
and are occupied by Richmond '.E ..
tho whole year, making On" -...b
and agreeable. Parties BUru4.Nf ft Fr
leave Richmond and DanyiN" depot 4.
on regular train and return same "Er'l
TERMS: one fourth cash; ta'ar. -.
and eighteen months, with iut'.,-t .-
cured 10y deed Of trust.
FRANK D. HIIl s...
io9 AIsa..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-14
BY r. b. Chafnn g Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. l north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OOF CERTAIN INTERESTS IN BRiCh ~ 0 I, ~
AND DWELLING on FRANKLIN STREET
BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SkF ~ lEEN n
STREETS.-By virtue Of a decree Ot the hich-
mond Chancery Court entered June l. 1871 IA
tho cause OF the liye-Oak DistlIery COmpahF ~
W. j. DoOley's administrator, the undersigned
special commissioners appointed Tor the pdI-
pose, will sell by public auction, on the promises
THURSDAY. JUNE 1s, 1891.
at & o'clock p NJ, the PROPERTY described IN
said decree az the interest OF said William a.
Dooley. deceased, being an undiyldei One-ioifth
interest, subject 70 the dover interest Oh 1atherne
Dooley and the interest OF said Cathefihe
DOOley, being an undivided One-hat interest
I'm fee simple and dover interest IN the othcr m
divided One-ha interest In the bill OF the plalnlu
described as a certain lot OF lana on the soutn
side Of Franklin street between futeehth anu
Seventeenth streets with Improvements thereon
consisting OF n brick store and dwelling and ue-
scribed rs follows: Beginning at the east line OF
the property owned or formerly owned By II. VI.
Smith & Co. on said south llnoof trahknn street
running thence eastwardly along sad Fraualln
street and fronting thereon eighteen rect elgut
and two third inches rs feet 2-3 inches 10 the
centre Of the division wall dividing the house on
said lot Of land from that on the lot adjoining on
the east, and running back az right angles aud
between parallel lines seyenty-seyen and one halt
feet (7715 feet, subject 10 the confirmation oil the
Court.
TERMs: One fourth cash the residue i'm three
equal instruments, payable at six, twelve, and
eighteen months respectively. with interest add
ed from the day OF sale, purchaser TO give nego-
table notes for deferred payments, and title re-
tanned until the whole Of purcha5e-money II paid
and deed ordered by the Court.
JOHN DUNLOP,
HARVEY WILSON,
Special Commissioners.
Sale by K. b. CHAFFIN 4 Co., Auctionecrs.
], Charles W. God1in, clerk Of the Chancery
Court OF Richmond. do certify that the bond re-
CURED Of the special commissioners by decree IN
given.
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of June,
1891 CHARLES w. GODDlN,
je II Clerk.