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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-27
Hou. j. Taylor ElIyson.
GFarmville JOurnaLI

The following editorial notice taken
from the Norfolk Landmark shows the
estimation our State chairman Is held IN
by those who know him:
The presiding Onlcer Of the Baptist General
Association OF Virginia, the Hon. j. Taylor Ely
son. who has Just been reelected 20 this dlstn-
Ruished position without opposition, IL also the
popular and honored Mayor OF the city OF Rich
mond and the chairman Of the Democratic state
Committee, a position recently held by Senator
John S. Barbour and the Hon. Basil Gordon.
Mr. Ellyson has Just conducted the party
safely through a campaign which had many nm
certain and dangerous features. Success fol-
lows him in his manifold ana important rela-
tinns with the people OF Virginia.
1t IL not necessary 70 say that he wears MS
honors and prosperity with characteristic
modesty and grace.
The French say that nothing succeeds
like success, and the people OF this coun-
try agree with our French cousins on this
point Chairman Ellyson has successfully
conducted US through very important
campaign, and in our next gubernatorial
election we hope TO see him head our
ticket and successfully lead 1t to victory.
He is well qualified for this purpose, and
will make Virginia live, wide-awake, and
energetic Governor, just such Governor
as she will need in her rejuvenated state.
The Journal wishes much luck to our gal
liant chairman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-27
BLUE LIPS AND COLD FEET.
Why Ladies' Look 10 Miserable in Cold
Weather. Few Suggestions About Health
and Complerion.

aWhy do women look 20 pinched, blue anu
ooldf Nearly every lady / saw on the street
today had drawn features, blue lips. and seemed
shaking with thecold.'
The gentleman who made the above query vas
an observer simply. He 1id no; know that I'M
derneath the gloves which the lady wore were
chilled fneers, and within the shoes were cola
feet. Unfortunately, however. women are trou-
HE'D with cold feet, bonumbed fingers, and gem
eral feeling OF chllinoss which Is anything Dut
conducive 10 good health or beauty. Do you ask
what causes IL? Thin blood and poor circulation.
II the blood gets chilled the feet are certain TO 90
cold n 70 circua,es poorly, cclds, coughs conges
ton, and perhaps pneumonia are tho result can
this be prevented by warm clothingf Party
only. Ckthlng may warm the outside OF INC
body. but the inside. where the blood circuiaIes
most, may still be chilled. Nothing can assn
This bat pure stimuIant and nothing IL 90 good as
vblskey. This is true beyond question: pu1
nothing bat pure medicinal whiskey VIII accom-
pish tue result sought for. There is but one cure
med,cluai whiakey ia America and that is Duiiy
Pure Malt This has been proven ana Nerlleu
over and over and however unscrupuious eer ,s
dealers NAV be, however they may ny 70 lOist
cheap and Injurious goods uIon you, 90 not les
fhem deceive You. Duhy's Pure Malt Mhskey
has no equal and Is the only preparation that en-
accom- dish the end desred-namely,g oOd, Warih'
and pure blood kept healthily circulating
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-27

chat up 20 this date 7,iOe barrels Of apples
have been sent from this depot. The
number will reach 5000 before the season
Nearly all Of the No. pippins were sent
20 Liverpool, Eng.
The pippins a. we'll as winesaps, pilots,
and other varieties are very fine this year.
Mr.. w. II, Boaz, whom you will remeIn.
Der a. q prominent member of our last
House OF Delegates. shipped more than
/ 200 barrels of No. pippins. lie was OF
fered 81, 500 for them at this depot. but re-
fused the Offer Mr. =. A. Birch, who ~
engaged In buying as well as growing
kpples. has shipped from this and other
points in this (Albemarle) county nearly
IO.eO0 barrels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-27
RocKRRlpGs,s BIG RABBI.
rhs Record Beaten Again-Busna Vista's
Double Wedding-Tin-PlateW Works.

The Record Beaten Again-Busna Vista's
Double Wedding-Tin-Plate Works.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
BuENA VISTA. Va, November 25.-A most
wonderful rabbit was killed by Mr.. w. :.
Agnor on bis brothers farm near here this
week. The animal when dressed weighed
twelve pounds and one of the hind-quar
tiers served as q meal for four persons.
Rookbridge has produced many wonderful
agricultural and mineral products, but no
rabbit has ever been seen in this section TO
equal this one. The larger species OF the
animal are common in England, but there
il no accounting for its presence here.
The story was at first discredited, but AIR.
Agnor, who is known to be a man OF vera
city and integrity, offers to produce the
remaining three quarters TO those doubt
ing the statement.
TWO WEDDINGS.
To-day MIR. Bennett N. Bell, of this place,
was united in marriage to Miss ulia Leeeh,
of the county, and Miss Mary w. Risque
and Mr.. w. A. Williams, of Durham, n. O.,
we're married at the residence OF tne brides
parents, in Buena Vista. MIR. Bell and his
bride left for q tour North, and Mr.. VIII
liams and bride went to tho groom's home,
at Durham.
CHURCH DEDICATION.
The new and handsome brick church of
the Lutheran denomination will be dedi-
Gated Sunday next. Reys. Ii. +. Sheahy,
of stanton G.. w. Spriggle, of Augusta;
u. q. NJ. Miller. of Winchester, and the
pastor, Mr.. Shckley, will conduct the ex-
ercises.
Mrs. W. NJ. Msndelbaum, very worthy
lady, died at her residence here Sunday of
consumption. Her remains were taken TO
her former home, in Amherst, for inter-
ment.
Mr.. Z. A. Cahill. q well-known and popu-
lar lawyer of New York city. with MS wife,
have removed to Buena Vista, to spend
the winter.
STOCK SUBSCRIBED.
There is the best authority for the state
ment that all of the stock for the tin-plate
works at Savernake, adjoining Buena
Vista, has been subscribed; that meeting
Of the stockholders will be held at
Washington this month for the organiza.
ton of the company, and that work will
then be begun toward building the plant
The Buena Vista Glass-Works are busy
turning some beautiful Turkish coral goods
for the holidays. and these goods are being
shipped as fast as made
The Methodists have admitted ninety
pne members TO church membership as
the result of their recent revival.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-27
THE ART
DEPARTMENT

has been completely stocked with fancy
articles and fancy work materials, and
is just in time for the making OF fancy
work for Xmas presents.
Madrid Art Cloth in yellow, bronze, sage,
greens, tans, and bright colOrs, l yard
wide, washable, the latest material for
cushion-covera, table-covers, scarfs, and
mats, SOC. yard.
Table-Covers, / yard square Of this
Madrid cloth, painted in four corners, VI
Table-Covers, / yard square of this
Madrid cloth, stamped in the four corners,
50c each.
White and Gold, PinS-and-Gold, Blue
and-GOd Crepe Slkene ior covers, bcafls,
etc, SOC. yard.
New Velour Cushion-COvers, 81 and
$1.50.
China SIX Squares, Cushion-Covers 81.
Tapestry Squares, Cushi0n-COyers, DOC.
White Ban Fringe, GH and l21Hc.
SIX Tassels, Fringe, 10, 1919 20, 80,
Chenille Balls, 10 and loo.
SILK Tnssels and Ornaments, 20, 80, and
SOC. dozen.
Chenille and Gilt Cords, sc. yard.
LOCO Turkish Chair Scaris, tinsel, 25c.
Salid-Color, Fringed-End Scarfs, hand
Boiting-Cioth End Chair scarfs, hand
painted, i9c.
Fancy-End Chair Scarfs, in high-art de-
signs, S1.25 70 -.
Barganon Linen Art Fringe, entirely
new, 19c. n yard
Cushions for covering from pin-cushion
size, Sc. 10 down-hlled at $3.50.
800 French Satine-COVered Large Sofa
Cushions, SOC.
LOCO Down-Filled, Satine-Coyered Large
Sofa Cushions, 81.
Nickel Plated Embroidery SCISSORS, var
ranted not 10 rust, 1Oc.
High olored Ribbons for fancy work, 5
inches vide, soc. yard.
500 pieces All-Silk Satin Ribbon, No. 2,
&C. yard; 25c. piece Of 10 yards.
KnittinC-Silk, 96c. spool.
Embroidery silks, Sc. for dozen spools
Ktchipg Silks, 25c. dozen skeins.
Barganen Linen Art Thread in colors, &C.
a skein
Zophyrs, Germantown, and sa1ony
Yarns
II seems we are creating a sensation
in scissors.
Rogers's Steel Scissors, nickel-plated
every pair warranted not 10 rust
Az inches long, loo.
inches long, lie.
BIZ inches long, loc.
O inches long, zoe.
GU inches long, PIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-27

General Palmer's rebel flag" order TO
Grand Army posts is IS severely criticised
by the posts Ia the southern States as by
anybody. One post among those which
offended by marching in the procession on
the day of the dedication of the Grady
monument, when the Confederate flag was
carried has passed resolutions protesting
against the proclamation, and other posts
are said to be preparing to follow Its ex-
ample.-Sprngfeid Republican.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-27
VRUSTEES' SALE OF THE VERY
Valuable Old Virginia Homestead
% ROSEW ELL
on YORK RIVER IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY,
CONTAINING ABOUT 1.i22g6 ACRES.

Bv virtue Of decd u trust i9'ei
Anrtl IL. 1883. recorded Ia tho Clerks
ofico o! Gloucester County Court te-
fault having been made IN the payment ~ tnc
debt tnereln secured, AZ the request OF the
beuenciaues the undersigned trustees Will sell
at public auction, on the promises, on
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 4, 1891
NJ 10 O'clock 81. that well-known and valuable
TRACT OF LAND, together with all the 'u-
provoments thereon. known as ROOSEVELT,
OF which Josiah l.. Deans, died seized, situated
In Gloucester county, Na.,ncar Clay-bank wharf
and bounded by YORK river, by Aberdeen creek,
by the lands 81 BENJAMIN T. Leigh, by the farm
known az " BOrums" and New quarter, aud
By Carriers creeE, estimated % contain l,l2Ila
ACRES.
Tho land Is unusually fertile, being in the
rapldly-groWing trucking section OF IideNater,
Va. There arc on the promises large BRICK
dweuing-huuse and the customary out-bulldtnes
conveniently located. The place ~ exception
ally well tinbOred, and the land very rich aud
adapted 20 all cereals and truck crops, about
one hall being Ia cultivation. The neighbor-
hood is good, and the place Ia convenient 10
schools. churches, and markets.
Steamers plying on the York river between
Baltimore and West Point stop at Clay-Bane
wharf Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays ana
ut the next whsrfs on alternate days.
IL Is seldom that such q splendid estate Is put
upon the market. Purchasers aud investors
rarely have such an opportunity TO buy' III ID
one OF tho historic places OF Old Virginia.
TERMS: Cash az 10 expenses OF sale ana 20
nav the sum Of sB,g29.22 OF past-due purchase
money, with interest thereon az the rate Of q
per cent. per annum from the 18th day OF April,
1883, but as TO tbs said Interest subject ID q
credit: balance on easy terms % suit satsiao-
tory purchaser TO be announced az sale.
:. :. =. PATIESON,
THOMAS n. PAGE.
Qrugtaoa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-27
By Dsnoon, Topper Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
s2l Main street.
SALE OF
F RAME DIV ELLlNG
HICKORY OR SHORT CLAY STREET,
800 FEET FROM THE NORTH LINE OF
BAKER STREET.

By virtue OF tho provisions o. certain deed
OF trust dated October ~. 1890, and recorded
10 the Clerk : once OF Richmond Chaneery Court.
been made In tho payment Of q certain note
therein secured. and being required 20 20 DO,
viii sell By auction, On the premises on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1891.
at O'clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY described In
said deed az follows: All that certain piece or
parcel Of LAND with the improvements thereon
lying aud bsing In Bakers addition 20 the city OF
Klchm snd commencing 500 feet from the north
line Of Baker street at 10 intersection Win
Hiokory street and running along and fronting
on Hiekory street ~ feet CD ths cast side, taence
eastwardly between parallel lines 90 feet, more
or lees Tho house contains six rooms ana = N
good repair.
THINKS: While tho deed requires cash a. 70
executing this trust, and 9570,s0 with Interest
from October ~, 1871, more liberal terms Wlh
''s' GILES D. JACKSON.
no Is Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-27
FOR RENT.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

AS RECEIVER OF G. W. VIM &
"A CO., MANUFACTURERS, Richmond, Va,
I oner privately, and subject to conhrma-
ton by tho court, for sale their ENTIRE PLANT,
thoroughly equipped for the manufacture OF
bieh-ciass cheroots, together with their VALUA-
BILE AND wELLEsTABLISHED BRANDS
AND THE GOOD WILL OF THE CONCERN,
and az doslreD THE UNExPIRED LEASE ON
TIE FACTORY, which expires one year from
April 1, 1892. This Is q fine opportunity for
party wishing to embark in good business with
an increasing trade, extending from coast to
ooast. ST. DUDLEY,
no 2o-eod5t Receiver Of C. W. VIM Co.
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1.r ONLY ALI-RArL LINE ~ Ay.I1--
rREDERICk,DI.I

EFT d. MYERs, General slpeu-..----~
4. n. EAERsOS. ti.s... h-aa.
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a RICHMOND NAN MARRIED.
Afiss Mary Blair Wilkinson Becomes the
Bride of Mr. John Keen Jones.
lOorre.pondenee Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l

Correspondents OF tho Richmond Dlspatch.I
ANYAPoLIs, Mp, November 25.-Mr.
John Keen Jones. of Richmond, Va. was
married here this morning to Miss Mary
Blair wilkinson, daughter Of Captain Will
kinson, formerly of the United States and
Confederate States navies. The ceremony
was quietly performed at the home of the
bride by the Rev. DR.. Southgate. of the
Episcopal church. and was attended only
by the immediate friends Of the family.
Nr. Jones was accompanied by his friend,
Mr.. Henry Landon Cabell.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
left for New York and other northern
citips
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Ar1OlCLocK p. M,


AT O'CLOCK p. NJ,
In front OF tho Henrc) comfy courthouse, ALI
THE RIGHT, TITLE, AND INTEREST Of
SAID JAMES r. LYME IN AND 10 IliE shr =
RAJ PIECES OR PARCELS OF REAL ~ al +
Improved and unimprOyedl lying ana eelng IN
the county OF Henrico and described rs follows
/. As ACRES Of LAND, being part OF me
"Hllyardn or "Soyen Pines" tract, ana pur-
chased By said Lyme from A. X C0urtneyi spe-
cial commissioner in the suit OF Evans against
2. ~ 62-10O ACRES on tho south sico Of tho
Williamsburg road, east OF tho Shields foa1 anu
near "Sevon Pines and bounded as touo1s'
ON the east by the land owned 0y ADner bh,
Yards heirs on the south by the lands owned
by J. w. Shields on the west by road cAiit9
"shieldss road and a small tract OF laud owner
by }. 3. Kelley, and ON me north oy l9e si sou
Kelley land and the Wllhamsbur road, ysee
decd dated June 3, 1872, Deed-Book VS' page
33l, Henrco County Court - .,,,,,
s. That PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND WITH
IMPROVEMENTS thereon, adjoining land on the
west side OF James Kelley, fronting on the W.
launsburg road, and running east 81 ieei, more
or less, 70 Mrs. Sarah DOnnoufs land; thence
running south 10 feet, more or less thence
west 80 feet, moro or less TO said james heu1y
land: thence north to the place OF beginning Ito
feet, more or less. lSee deed dated February D.
1875, Deadlock %. page l34, Henrico county
COurt0
tract OF land conveyed 20 Richard Hilyard by
Charles 4. Hilyard, November 4, 1860, ana the
same tract OF land conveyed 20 the said James
Lyme by a deed dated February 3, 1876, re-
corded in Henrico County Court, Deadlock ",
page 1872. ,,,,,,,
5. Those TWO lots, OR PIECES OF LAND,
lying and being on the Williamsburg stage-road-
the first adjoining the Seven Pines and 'front.'
ing 80 feet on the south side OF The william s0Lfg
road, running bacG on Nathan Mheelers ilne
10 feet, thence running east 40 feet ana
thence south 100 feet, and from thence l2O feet
west and from thence 70 the beginning. toee
deed dated December 10, 1859, Deed-book 80,
page 227. aenrco County COurt.) The second
adi dining the above tract and containing acre
ana described ~ fronting on the south SIDE o.
the williamsburg stage-road l32 teet, bounded
on the east and south by Charles +. Hlyard :
land, on the west by James w. Shieldss. see
deed dated October 20, 1874, Deadlock %.
page 1851 ..,, -,
g. IL ACRES with q MILL and OTHER I'M
PROYEMENIS thereon, adjoining tue lana OF
B.adley Cartwright and Charles BOweli, beng
the Same real estate conveyed 20 the f. james
Lyue by decd dated March 3, 1873, Deed-Book
IOl, page $50, leuricO County Court.
TERMS: Cash sufficient % pay all costs ana ex-
penscs OF sale; a bCnd for sl,4OO with interest,"
IRON November 20, 1873, 10 time OK sale. kesl-
due a. the debtor may prescribe, or more liberal
terms may be offered.
RI. BUTLER, Trustee.
CHARLES a. Rose, Auctloneer. no ~
By j. B. Elan Co.,
Zeal Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
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ALsemARLe pIpplNs
A Fine business Dsne This Year In viz
efnfa's Favorfto mile

fcofresponaenee Of the Richmond Dispstcb.l
CoxKsyILLE, Va, November AL no.
ficsd in your valuable paper last week
that your Charlottesville correspondent
stated that no LEES than 6,0l0 barrels Of
eDples had been shipped from here. Twill
Give your readers the exact figures An
fxaf1ination 81 rho kreight-books shops
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-27

has been completely stocked with fancy
articles and fancy work materials, and
is Just in time for the making OF fancy
work for Xmas presents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-27
rnAn,s YnRrnwAHp.
Daily
STOPPING PLACES

Nos. IA, 33, and SO mako ~ 9'IN ~. ~. h.
and az stop on signal nt Manchester Gam.
and Chester. Nos. "a ana Al sl'p il 81. -. /.
Mancheater, DraWrys, CcnEait, inl ~ =,
No. % stops on signal nj hAn.hes.,, h.. -,
nasssngers purchasing tickoia - tef...
,ing.nis@es Tor this train sJlih " F'''i'
Sos' 33. IS, 81, 80, 80, and 40 VII i.ay -
n al az all stA llOns.
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STOCK suBscRIRRn.
ALsEMAaLg's ALLIANCE ACTIVE.
a Salt suppiy-opposod to the Third
Party-Thros Wedding Parties

fCorrospondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
SoorrsyuLE, November 26.-The Farm
era Alliance here has been unusually
active Of late. Their meeting last Satur-
day was largely attended, and much i'm
portant business was transacted. l under
stand they have made some heavy orders
for provisions, among other Things car
load Of salt, which they purchase al
heavy discount on regular prices. The
Alliance is not at all IN sympathy, with the
Third-party" movement, and say they
don't propose To go into politics just yet,
any further than to oppose monopolies
and right several wrongs which have been
depressing tho farmer. They say they are
now fully represented in the Legislature,
and could not ask for more.
WITH MUCH RKGRRT.
The news of the death of our former
townsman. William Dabney Tompkins. in
your city Yesterday, was received with
much sorrow by his many friends and rela-
tives az this place.
Rev. J. d. billiard. Of Luray, is here this
week, and will take his family. who are
here on visit, home with him on Monday
next.
Hull were sorry 10 learn of his sickness in
your city. Mrs. hin is with him and re-
ports that he is better.
WEDDING PARTIES.
Two wedding parties came here yester-
day on the noon tram. Mr.. Kidd, of this
county. married Mrs. McCrea, of Flu
wanna county, and Mr.. Joseph Steger, of
Hetton, this county, married Miss Maggie,
daughter Of J. II. Snoddy. of Buckingham
county.
Mr.. Way and Miss Cora Camden, form
orly OF this place, were married in Roa-
Eoke yesterday.
News reached here Yesterday OF the
death at his home at "Orebank.n ia Buck
ingham county. Of Mr.. John X. Roberts.
lie was member Of the Masonic lodge at
this place. and viii be buried tomorrow
with Masonic honors.
PERSONAL.
Dir. Dabney Moore, OF Huntington. W
Va. Is here on visit TO has mother and
sister.
Mr. III. T.. Heath, one OF our citizens
lost valuable COW by her falling into An
lce..house and breaking her spine, and had
20 be killed.
Mr.. z. Lee Gilmer has just returned
from. business trip Of several weeks TO
Southwest Virginia.
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TTALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN
' THE COUNTY OF CAROLINE AT PUBLIC
AUCTlON.-At the request OF the owners, VIII
sell at public auction, on the premises, on
2srH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1891,
at 12 o'clock, the following TRACTS OF
LAND: 49,
/. THE HOMESTEAD Of the late ID. G. Bibb.
This farm lies Immediately on tho north bank
OF North Anna river, one mile rom Nerdon, on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway, and two and
n half miles from Ruther Glen, on the hch-
mond Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad.
II contains 356 ACRES, about l75 acres OF
which IS highly improved, and large portion IS
well SGT in grass. About 30 or 40 acres Is low
grounds, balance In forest OF oak and pine win
some nno timber; a DWELLING OF elk rooms,
and all necessary out-bulldngs. 80
.. Another TRACT adjoining the above, o. l2B
ACRES, including an ISLAND OF 10 ACRES
very rich and fertile. About one hall OF this
farm Il cleared and in a good state OF cultiYa-
ton, the rest IN wood and timber.
These farms are among the best IN Caroline
county and convenient 20 churches, mills, &c.
This sale should command the attention OF
persons seeking profitable Investment In real
estate. ..,,.,
For further information address Mr.. FLEMING
T. BiBB, Ruthor Glen, Va, or CALDWELL g
CALDWELL, attorneys, No. ~ Eleventh street,
Richmond, Va, or the aucti0neer at Ashland.
TERMS Liberal, and announced at sale.
j. A. BROWN,
Real Estate Auctloneer,
no 2O,22,24,2G,27 Ashland, Va.
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No. north Tenth street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
i THREE TWO STORY AND BASEMENT
DWELLINGS on ST. JOHN STREET BE
TWEEN ORANGE AND HILL STREETS;
LOT 45x125 FEET.--By virtue Of deed Of trust
dated September 10, 1891, recorded Ia Rich
mOnd Chancery Court, Deadlock 141 b, page
$50, and at the request Of beneficiary, default
having been made in payment Of debt secured,
we wi sell by public auction, on the promises,
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1891,
At 4 o'clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY described
In said deed as ali that lot OF land, with improve
ments thereon, lying and being in the city OF
Richmond, Va, on the east line OF -. jOhn
street between Hill and Orange streets, COM
mencing nj point distant 80 feet north OF Hin
street. thence running nOrthWardly and fronting
ON east line Of 81. John street - feet aud run
ming back between parallel lines - feet TO an
alley.
This sale offers good chance to invest or Sc
cure homo.
Terms: While deed requires cash for debt due
and expenses Of sale, by consent more hboral
terms may be announced 1T time Of sale.
JULIUS STRAUS,
W. J. WESTWOOD,
r. b. CHAFFIN,
Trustees.
Sale by r. b. CHAPLIN & Co., Auction GERS.
n024
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pay TIE INrTREsT.
At the meeting in the courthouse
following was also passed.

AT the meeting In the couTNhousO wv
following was also passed.
Resolved By the people u thS county u ,nn1oer-
dad in pubic meeting ASSEMBLED, That we hereby
express our disapproyal Of the action OF me
BOARD OF Supervisors taken NJ their meeting
held october 20. 1891, In refusing to make
levy as required by Law on tho taxable yslues OF
the county 70 pay the interest now pns' due on
the bonds Of the county Issued 10 pay the county
subscription II $4,000 20 the stock OF tD''
Farmviile and Powhstan railroad, and wiz re-
quest the Board of Supervisors 70 reconvehe AZ
once and to lay such levy IA may be necessary 10
raise the money 10 pay said interest," the levy Sc
laid 10 DO tho smallest that can be laid Tor the
purpose Of paying SAID Interest and the current
expenses Of tho county promptly.
LEGALIZR ~ NECESSARY.
And 10 order forever 20 set at rest al cayll as
10 the validity OF said bonds we request our dole
gate In the next General Assembly 10 procure IL
necessary the passage Of an act leSalizlng az
action hitherto taken by tho County Court and
Board Of Supervisors with respect 20 inSNlns
subscriptI0n by the county 70 said stock aud
issuing county bonds 10 pay for the same