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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-03

fDaily except Sunday.
Sunday Church Trains will leave Elm Grove
st 9:43 q. N. and Wheeling at 1917 2. m:
6. d. CHILEAN,
Gen. Manager.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-03
@teelin9 Resister


A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
IA OF TRAINS--ExPLANATIoN or REFER
nNon MARKS: sDaily. tSunday excepted. tMon-
day excepted. SUNDAY excepted. Saturday
excepted. saturday only. Sunday only-75
Meridian. June SO, 1891. Wheeling time, which
ls one hour earlier than Central Time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-03

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD
~ CENTRAL STANDARD TINE.
Direct route to Marietta, Parkersburg, Point
Pleasant, Huntington, Ashland, Portsmouth
and Cincinnati. Also 70 Charleston, Clifton
Forge and Staunton, Va, and Lexington and
Louisville, KY.
Time Table effective June 81. 1891.
sDaily. tDAily except Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-03
TOURISTS EFFECTED.
REClPROCiTY.
The Rccently-Negotiated Treaty with
ba-McxicO--Canada.
by telegraph to the Dispn,ch.l

WASHINGTON, October 2.-1he Spanish
Minister has given notice TO the Depart
ment OF State that the customs authorities
of Cuba Will accept the proposition touch
lug the American origin of goods entitled
10 admission under the recently -negoti-
ated reciprocity treaty. the proof to be
made before the Spanish Consuls at the
various United States ports.
Negotiations looking 10 agreement upon
reciprocity treaty between the United
States and Mexico are in active progress III
the City of Mexico between special COM
missioner appointed by the Mexican Gov
ernmcnt and nltcd-St Minister Ryan.
Tho conference between representatives
Of the Canadian Government and Secre-
tary Blaine winch was arranged t. take
place III this city October l2th, has been
postponed by mutual agreement. In an
informal way an intimatlon was gwen 10
the Canadian Government through Sir
Julian Pauncefote. the British Minister,
that II Is improbable that Secretary Blame
could participate III the conference on
that date. 1t was presumed that the
Canadian representatives, desired 10 confer
directly with the Secretary OF State, and
in that view of the case u pOstponement
of the meeting would be desirable. The
Canadian Government has assented to the
proposition. and the conference has been
postponed to date 10 be fixed by SIR
Julian lauucefote and Secretary Blaine
when the latter returns TO Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-03

,o<~(c-~[.~.NI~-~~@-r01 ;.
by Chewing u Rose,
Ron, rstnte Agents, Auctionccrs, and Brokcrs'
No north Tenth street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF OF !, a

vr,RusTEES' AUCTION SALE OF A
LARGE NUMBER or BUILDING LOTS IN
THE q MOVING EAST END.-By virtue OF cer-
In n dced Of trust bearing date on the iotn Joy
~ Dccombcr 1890, duly recorded IN inc tietns
y, ~ uenrico County Court In Dced-Boos lot
a mage oGp, default having been fauo III silo
-. gm,n, III n portion 81 tho debt thereby SO
cured. and being required 80 10 DO 10y tno hoiicr
thereof We shall proceed 10 sell by auctiVn' "Po"
tho premises. on 1900
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1891,
nj 3 o'clock y. NJ, tho following PhOrEh,i ,,N
70 vii. nil those TWENTi-sEVEN CERTAIN
io,r, or LAND lying and being in tho coun'ypt
Ucnrico Va, near the eastern limits OF tho
city Of Richmond. scyc n cen OF SAID lots Dh'ihs
,ooethcr n front Of SOB feet on tho west hiue OF
tho National road between Brown and Lewis
streets aud extending back within paraliei 'lnes
no feet 70 an alley 10 feet wide, aud designateh
ma lots II, 22, 90. ~ %, 26. u, %s, 80 30, ~,
~, 80, "a, 30, 80. and 81 IN pint recoIuon
with n deed from Dickinson, trustee, 20 VI. 4.
Monterio, in Deci-Book l21 A, page ioI' ahu
tho othcr ton lots fronting on u" east sue o'
White street between Brown and Lewis streets
and extending back 10 feet to- lO-toot alley
nInc OF which lots front 80 feet each, ani de-s.
mated a. Nos. ~, i3, ~. ~, 40, ~. ~, ~ ana
10 ON the plat above referred to, and tho other
fronting ID feet. and designated ~ No. 10 on sal"
plat 49,, ,,,,s
Offering Of great bargains. The properly VIII
md must be sold. -,
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO defray expenses OF
sale aud 10 pay n note for sS31.39 with interes.
from 18th June, 1891, and credits ~ 20 ssol.ao
due 18th December 1891, and sSS6.17 due lsth
June. 1892: balance mt such time a. may no "n-
nounced ut timo Of sale. II. X. POLAND,
d. CHEWING.
Trustees.
CHEWING & Rose. Auctioneers. oc2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-03
RARE AMATEURS.
The Circuiation-irc asury Holdings.
fIlv tel.,rs. t,i, ia Tho psnatrh

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. October "A state
men, prepared az the Treasury Department
shows that there was net increase OF ,4.550,-
nO3 Ia the circulation dtring the month OF Sop
teinbcr and net decrease Of $li 900, ID In
the money and bIlliou In the Treasury during
the same period. The increase In circulation is
made up ~ follows Treasury notes, 81, 450,-
e1s. IatNd states notes, sJ,O34. sOJ; gold
coin, 4l.1a5.V 900; standard silver dollars,
el,635,4.e; subsidiary silver 81, IOJ,77s; gold
certificates, ss,i1S,4sO: silver certificates,
yf,4?h.lbU: national bank notes, Sl.729,3.D.
Tue only decrease IA circulation was $1,000
1872.
The Treasury holdings wero increased by
siJ+s,7s5 IN gold coin, 81 ,OS i.jl7 IN gold bull
noa. and es.4sO,6s6 IN silver bullion, and wero
decreased a. follows; STANDARD silver dollars,
s"i5,Js; subsidiary rilver. sl.594. i02; lrea-
tufy notes, sc,sol, 1873; United states notes,
vs,Os4,7o5: national bank notes, si,lyz,ls2.
az uade-dollar bullion, sG53.sD3.
Ihe circulation per capita October let was
e23io. al increase VI 80 cents u head since
July lat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-03
THE ANNUAL REPORT.
INSPECTIONS AND SALES OF ToeAc-
COFOR THE PAST YEAR.
An Important Ordinance Defeated. and
Another Pending About Bicycles On
Pavemsnts-Hunters In Collision.

tCorcspcndsncc Of tho Richmond Dispasch.l
PETERSBURG. Va. October 2.-The inspec-
tor Of tobacco TO-DAY furnished the fol-
lowing comparative statement of the in
spections and sales of tobacco in this city
for the years 1ss9,?0 and Is90-'9l. The
year just ended shows q marked decrease
in!inspections. but gratifying increase in
the sales of loose.
lss9-'90.
Number Of hogsheads inspected. $3.50.
Classified rs follows: Original hogsbeads,
1854; rc-inspections. 1.5o5.
Stock ON hand inspected, l,7ss hogshoais;
stock on hand for inspection. 100 hogshcais.
Salcs Of loose. 4,l1l.059 pounds
1S?0-'9l.
Number o. hogsheads inspected. 1901. classi-
fed ms follows Original hogsbeads, 4,44o; re-
Inspections, sol hogshcads.
Stock on hand inspected. al0 hogseeads;
stock on hand for inspection. 143 hogsbeads.
Sales OF loose, S.l6i.s04 pounds.
VENDORS or BANkRUrT AND LIKE 0oops.
Tho Common Council last night defeated the
ordinance offered some time ago imposing tax
OF &100 per day upon all vendors who shall bring
% the city Tor sale stocks OF bankrupt assignee,
trustee. or fre goods. Tho 'ordinance was
a copy Of the Richmond and Norfolk ordinances
on the same subject, differing from the
former only as TO the amount Tho vote
In the Council stood 10 In favor and - against
the ordinance, but as the rules require ma-
3crity 81 al the members Of the Council (i3 1t
was declared lost. There IL another ordinance
pending prohibiting the running Of bicycles on
the psvemcnts In tho city, which will excite n
good d0n1 OF discussion. Tho concrete pave
ments on many Of the streets furnish excellent
ground for these vehicles. and many OF them are
pecn there. The ordinance would have been
voted upon last night. but for tho fact thot the
chairman Of the committee 10 whom 1t WIS re-
ferred was absent and had the paper with him.
LIVELY SHOOTING.
Tho 1pc tide brought up by The cast wind yes
terdsy induced n large number of hunters 10 go
~ tho marshes In tho Appomattox river 10
ehopf sora. The fusiladc OF the guns reminded
one of q s'nnli-size battle. Several gentlemen
were peppcrcd by Tho unseen hunters, ana ono
or more OF the boat-shoyers suffered also. ne
shot being very small, however. the injuries
we're not severe. great many sora we're
slain.
A SINGULAR CHARGE
Ono Of the nevsuap crcarriers OF this city has
beer, complaining recently that the papers he
had served to his subscribers were taken by an
o,,po-i,ion carrier This morning colorcd man
VINO also carries out papers was arrested on The
charge Of taking the papers, and he VIII DO triet
ia the Mayors Court tomorrow for larceny. Ii
A. alleged that he was caught in th9act ct taking
the papers. This win prove novel case Ia our
courts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-03
n Disastrous Pre- Ia Halifax.

HALIFAX. N. s.. October .2.-Tbe mos.
disastrous IRE that has visited Halifax for years
broke out before IL O'Clock last night Ia tho
Merlin planning mill. on Tayiors wharf, near tho
Canssd wharvee. IN q few minutes The place
vas ali sblazc, and the fire spread rapidly. A
breexs from tho north carried showers Of 1.-Two
spsrks 70 buildings, !ycsseis, and wbaryes south
III tho Are. Tho whole department was called
out. snd three engines from yarmouth camo
over.to render assistance. Within an hour Mer-
In 8 MIL Wilson's blacksmithshop John Taylor
Go. . big fish warehouse, filled with picked
A.. Bs0cknSid Byothsrs' lumbeg.whsn and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-03
TIE REVOLUTION OFFICIALLY pENIl
On the Lookout for an Absconder.
fBy telegrc IN To the DisDatch.l

CHICAGO. October 2.-Detectives here are
on tho lookout for A. Is. Standifori, tho abscOnd-
iIg banker OF Chrisman, Ill. Inquiry here de-
velops the fact that for the past two years heavy
spec ilaiions on tho Board ~ Trade have been
going on through the Chrsmen Bank with
varying success. The bankers pretended that
the trading orders sent 10y them were given In
behalf Of a syndicate o. dcpositors in the Chris
man Bank. but there WAS q suspicion that the
Standisords themselves were the real traders.
Their dealings were heavy, amounting some'
times TO i.O0O, 900 bushels Of grain per day Tho
orders were executed through a number OF
prominent commission firms, but their business
became undesirable after IL was discovered III 81
the bankers occasionally remitted drafts on
other banks In which they had no funds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-03

SCHEDULE AGAINST RICHMOND.
"Can't Something BE Done? "-250 Stu
dents at the University.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Diepatch.l
CHARIoTTpsvIILR, Va, October 2.-The
new schedule ont the Virginia Midland rail-
Dc of "a decided benefit q This city. The change
wa made doubtless because ~ the many COM
plants OF the present schedule. However, thn
change will AZ ain work greatly To- the dis
advantage Of tho Richmond daily papers. by
the present schedule on tho thcsai'raaozslAi
OHIO railway the papers Of that city do not rchch
here IN time for distribution before about J
O'clock whereas the Baltimore aud New York
psper- will lie distributed about O'clock Cant
something Do done:
J. e. Mckenzie & Co. have sold for Mr. W. u.
Scrucgs a house and lot on University avenue 10
Sir. q. ". Shepherd for $4,000.
The Chesapcakc and Ohio Railway Company
will ,inincIcc the erection Of dcpo, build
fng al Alton TO replace the one recently de-
strc,ed by IRE.
Mrs 4. r. Rockwell, at crozct, this county. has
had good many valuable sheep killed recently
by dogs
Yesterday Afternoon 30 students had ma
circulated. This Is twenty-five moro than at the
same time last year
EAKE AMATEURS.
A very large and fashionable audience was nj
tho Opera House iart night, when The Misado
wac presented by over twenty children of this
city. mono of whom were apparently over four
teen years Of are.
The entertainment will 10 repeated tonight,
when another ls-gc audience Is sure 20 be pres
ent Part Of the proceeds will be turned over 10
the Piedmont Hospital Of this city.
Mr.. shirley. Of this coanty, has sold $50 acres
u his fine farm to nr. Deacon.
The chestnut crop L. said 10 DO very large, anu
the nuts bring good prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-03
TRAINS NoHrH" ia..
'l,aily.


NlOlk k-'A
Nos. II, 33, ant .id uss ..- lsi.-
and rs stop on ssual a. ...l
aud Chester. NO-. 3 asa gu
Manchester, DrcHrys. .....r t.f
No. 27 stops on signs. A. No ..s..s
passengers purchasing t'k'-' F..-,-af
Ding places Tor tlis train ~'' a. 81 ,
Me-. 81. IS. 81, j. ,s. 49,
will stor, on signal 40 all 80 U.- .
pr Imam Az ..'... go
On Train Nos. IL AMI - st,
tween New YORK aud tamft' %,
yille,. On Traia NCs. d ..' ,.. Do
between New YORK ami t'A' 3 Nsa !,
Nos ~ ana rs sleeplns-car' - 81 ST.. '
acS JscssanyIiln. on Tna f,.l .
sleeping-cars between KlcA'ie-- !.
TIE ONLY ALL-RAIL iJNA Srre 4
richmond ik .'..s:oo A. N. \
Kichmond. ...'5:ib 2. VI. Ne...,...''.. 80, 4
Nartass .s:.l5 =. u. ~, a.l'-, - Z
Norsof 400 z. VI. kfh $500 A X
me trains leaving Ricnnion a.. .as,- Z d
Norfolr AZ a 4. N. are -Olii s''- -.-.l.a -
two points, and psssehsel's' ,.,io.s AZ. - .
change OF cara Close o0a, s.. VI 20 49,
al Petersburg by the fr>,a ifoa Vi
Richmond and the $50 \. a. il. % 4 I'll
Trains leaving kichni'h' ~ ''.nnl.a. q :.
ll:3O Y. N. and afrsyins q "'',',.....A a
N. and l:l0 l.. ". make ci's a lsltee-,
tersburs 10 and from sai n'"' u :, =.
southwestern points slpefl.s-
ETD. MYERS, General sspS. ,.s, l..-S
Z. ~ EnERsoS. General
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-03
THE REVOLUTION ~ GUATEMALA.
BarilIa's Army Drawn Into a Fight and
Badly Used ID.
IBy telegraph to tho Dispatch


BosTos. Mass. October "A City Of
Mexico dispatch says: The revolutionists
in Guatemala finally succeeded Wednesday
in drawing Barilla's army INTO II fight and
the Government troops we're badly used
UP. rctreatlng 10 Guatemala City. forty
miles away from the scene OF the tight.
There was great secret rejoicing III the city
when the news reached there Of the defeat OF
the Government troops. President Ezeta
declares that the Guatemalans are ripe for
the plan OF consolidating all Central Anne
RIGA into one republic, and that he Will
not lose an opportunity OF bringing about
this result.
THE REVOLUTION OFFICIALLY DENIED.
New loRg, October 2.-Senor Jacob Bay,
Guatemalan Consul-General here, to-day
received the following cable from Presl-
dent Barillas
GUATEMALA, October 2, 1891.
BGz, Netc YORK:
Absolute peace remains III all Guate-
mala. Deny all rumors of revolution,
winch are false and malicious.
"BARILLAs."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-03
by Joseph IL. Housewortn. Auctloneer.

BY Joseph IL. Houseworth. Auctloneor.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF SOME OF
4 THE FINEST LANDS IN ORANGE COUN-
TY, VA, AND LARGE FLOUR AND GRlsT-
MlLL.-in execution OF the deed OF trust from
K. T. GrayeAhnd wife TO the undersigned. dated
August 20. 1856, and duly recorded. and being
thereto required by the creditors secured. ] will
soil by public auction, ON the premises, a. Thorn
ilill, Orange county, Va, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1891,
az ii o'clock A. NJ, the LANDS conveyed by
the said deed OF trust. The tract contains
l,3so ACkks. a large portion OF IL l. very
me, equal TO any land In Piedmont Vir-
ginla IN the production Of grain and grass. The
dwelling IA large and comfortaDle, with all
necessary buildings. This land viii be Offer
ell as "A whole. hat II satisfactory price cannot
be obtained for 1t then 1t will DO offered in fol-
2. TIE HOME TRACT, containing $50 ACRES.
=. The TEXAS AND rANDY TRACT, cou-
tanning 23S ACRES.
3; 3; The JACOB GRAVES TRACT. containing
4; The DR.. GOODWIN TRACT, containing
303 ACRES.
ACRES.
any one OF them would make most desir able
iarm, being well watered, with sufficient timber.
ON the same day. at 4 O'Clock +. NJ, on tho
premises. tho LARGE FLOUR AND GRlsr-
MILL known as BROOKS MILL, with 70 ACRES
VI LAND. This mill Is located In fine farm.
ing country four miles from the r., Y. and p.
railroad; has q large run Of custom; capacity
Ten barrels hour aud fifty bushels corn per day.
OF one, two, and three years, purchasers TO giyo
bonds for deferred payments bearing interest
from date, and secured by trust-deed.
''nof 'I JSHS sRpy e ne
iss sS-ssAt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-03
HE SHOT HIMSELF IN THE HEAD.
Was 1t Accidental or Intentional ?-Y"ung
Victims Who Played with Giant Powder.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram to the Dspatch.l
ROANOKE, Va. October 2. Char les
Adams. school-teacher OF this city, shot
himself in the head this afternoon about
1 O'Clock at the schOol-ho on Ihird
avenue. l.. J. Kelly. resident OF the
neighborhood, heard the shot and rushed
into the house. where he found Adams
lying on the aoor with an ugly wound over
the left eve and "a 22-calibre revolver at
ms side. He was only stunned, and IN a
short time recovered sufficiently TO say that
ne WAS fixing the weapon and that the
shooting was accidental.
NERVOUS AND DFsPoSDEST.
Nc,ghbors. however. say he has been
nervous and Respondent for some DAYS
and has been talking about suicidlng. The
doctor SAYS the bali glanced and lodged
under the scalp and that the man VIII re-
cover. He IL from Maryland and has re-
sided about six months IN tins city.
EXPLODED GIAST-PowDEK.
Jesse Harvey and Charley Poindexter.
two colorod boys aged respectively sixteen
and ten years. Were the victims OF seri-
ons explosion near the gas-hou,c THIS eve
ming about 5o'clOck. They broke into the
Toulouse OF Mr.. O'Duggan and stole u
quantity Of giant powder. TO winch they
applied lighted match. 4 terrible ox-
plosion followed and Harvey was so badly
burned about the legs and body that his
recovery Is doubtful. Pondexterwas also
severely burned about the legs but not
fatally. Another cOlored boy who was
with them when the explosion occurred
suddenly disappeared and cannot be found.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-03

vnrds Al, Of TAyiors and Brocknelds wharvcs
Scro Jestrnycd. By this timc the fire had spread
20 the liverpool wharf on the north, and burned
out Buffers sparyard. u. swcnction Mile, agent
the Halifax brcom-factory, !: y. NeiIy q 70,
Of, stores. Largo quantities Of petroleum were
stored on this wharf The Ore also spread
eimultan sousy towards tho south, ana s"on INC
imncnse 0sh warehouses OF John Taylor q Go.
we're a proy TO the flames. Ry o'clock the whole
block from john Cronin's on tho south TO tho
north side Of Hamiltons wharf on tho north,
almoet adjoining the Cnnard wharves, hsd peeh
uba,yes aud those 10 tho north we're safely
moved out into the harbor. Tho nrcinon AZ :
o'clock Won directing their Efforts to provcnt tho
burning OF the big nan watsnouse ~ p."'c'
srorin on the sonth and tho buildings OF j. A. :.
DcWolfS Sons, agents Of the Anchor Line, ON the
north
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-03
Devastated by Hurricane and War.

SAN FgANcIsco. CAL, October 2.--Advices
by the steamship Aonowaii say that the island
Of 1anna has been visited by u hurricane and
devastated by civil war. Fierce lighting Is now
going on and two villages have been wiped out
of existence. In the midst OF the fighting came
tho fearful hurricane. The German ship j. w,
Gildomersten was wrecked In Dianerua bay.
The cutter Hiidreavon aud o boat containing
nineteen nat iyeo we're lost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-03
DISASTROUS RUNAWAY TEAM.
cir. Hampton Berry and His son-in-Law
Severely Injured.

(Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.]
OAK PARR. Va. October 1.-The village
Of Oak Park, Va. was awakened suddenly
from rs slumDers ON Monday, IN" .Sth INSTANT
Ny "a pair 81 runaway horses. Mr.. Hampton
BERRY owner OF tho Mails N NoOllcD-NIls, ac-
COM, auicd by his son-in-iaw, w. Hiram Berry.
left their factory before dayhro ak. having WITH
them a load q. goods g. exhibit and sell ny
Orange that day. Near oak Park the horses
became uumannpcahic aud Nr Hiram bcffy al
tempted 10 Jump from the wagon aud catch
them. lie was 30 stunned when he struck the
ground hat he failed 20 accomplish his object
As soon A. he re- covered sun 'ient.y he followed
on, found the horses gone, TIE wagon broken III
lie,cs and Nj. Hampton Berry very much hurt
and UNCONSCIOUS.
UNCONSCIOUS 1--WE HOURS.
lie summoned tho neighbOrs, who rendered
all the assistance in THEFT power under the IL
re-.,ion If "a doctor but II was i've hours before
the afflicted man Wa. resus ltatei sufficiently 10
risk moving him to the nearest house.
From the nature of Mr.. berrys wounds II Is
thought he was thrown foIwari from the wagon,
his head striking "a tree, ana then n" Was crush
al between the tree and The wagon. HiH hend,
tack. aud limbs are very much CUT ana
bruised.
OTHER NOTES.
Mr.. Henry Farrar died at his homo nj Oak
Park "Wednesday the 23d instant lie had
reachei the ripe oh ego OF cighty-seycn. lie
was an intelligent. high-toned gentleman. and
he will he missed by his friends and admirers.
The Locust bal" Academy has opened Wish
latterinc prospect for the ensuing session.
The corn crop OF Madison L. considered the
best for years aud the farmers are more cheer
full
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-03
AUCTIOH sALES-Fusure Days.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
We will sell ai Dlnwiddic Courthouse, Va,
OCTOBER ID. 1891.

We will sell at Dlnwiddlc Courthouse, Va,
OCTOBER ~, 1891,
10 o'clock NJ. by public auction the following
REAL ESTATE under decree Of Hastings Court
of Petersburg, Va. in suit of Griswolis heirs rs.
Griswold's administrator and dIs-yiZ:
l. TRACT OF 615 ACRES. called mi.
AIRY" adjoining DR.. Hunt Price. ard o;hers.
Comfortable dwelling-eight rooms, out-buld-
?. TRACT or 5521e ACRES, called WALK
FRS" adjoining William Mitehclls estate, John
f. Washer, and others. Comfortable dwelling
four rooms. out-houscs, barns.
g. TRACT OF 729l5 ACRES. called "HOlSE-
SHOE PLANTATION" adjoining tract No. :
and Nottoway river. one hundred acres orisl-
nal forest over 400 acres fine farming land.
4. TRACT OF 30 ACRES, called TAYLOR
TRACT. adj oinins q. W. Rose, Thomas Rose,
and others. one half in orig nal forest. balance
fine farming land. Good cabin AMI Oui-house-.
>. TRACT OF lO1 ACRES, called PEkKlNS
TRACT" mostly in second growth pine.
All these lands are near GOoiwynsville post
Office Cherry HID. Dinwiidic county. ana have
boon well cared for. IN excellent opportunity
for q colony.
TERMS: ono fourth purchase-money cash; bal
ancc payable In one. two and three years IN
equal Instruments, with interest from date OF
sale, and title retained ill fully paid. Pur-
cnascrs to give bonds for credit payments.
j. G.. GRISMOLD,
GEORGE mason,
Special Commissioners.
Icertlfy that J. G.. GrIswold and George Ma
SON suecial commissioners. have given bonds "a
such In suit OF Gri-wold's heirs rs Griswolds ad-
mni-tratOr and as. - -
Tcste. ROBBERY biLLiAh,
sc 20,Oc3&10 Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-03
BY Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents. Auctioneers, and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street.


4 UCTION SALE OF A NICE
"A BRICK DWELLING CONTAINING SIX
ROOMS, WITH ABOUT IL ACRES ATTACHED,
LYING AND BEING IN THE COUNTY or
HENRlCO, VA, AND LOCATED IN WICk ERs-
VILE. WITHIN A VERY SHORT DISTANCE
OF THE NATIONAL ROAD.-By virtue OF a cor.
tain deed Of trust, bearing date on tho 18th day
OF March, 1891, duly recorded in the Clerks Of.
flee iIenrico County Court, In Deadlock 1875 u,
page "a, default having been made in the pay
ment Of portion Of the debt thereby secured.
and being required so to do By the holder there
OF. shall proceed to sell by auction, upon tho
premises, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1891,
ut Az O'Clock Z. N. sharp, the PROPERTY To-
Gated AS above. This sale offers good opportu-
nifty TO any ono wishing a good home with nice
garden attached.
: TERMS: Cash sufficient to defraS expenses az
sale and TO pay note for $500. with interest
from 18th Of March, 1901, and credit AS 70 $500.
with twelve months interest, due ON the 18th OF
March, 1892; balance, any, as may DO an.
nounccd at time Of sale.
CHEWING & ROSE, Auctioneers. oc2