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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-19
coNsuL1sAcTlNeiTALNN MINISTER.
Mayor Shakespeare Requests that the Re
call of the Consul's Exequatur BE
Asked for by Gov. Nichols.

Mr.. Corte, italian Consul at New Orleans,
arrived ia Washington on Saturday evening,
and took quarters at the Metropolitan. de
politely declined conversation with Post
reporter, pleading the fatigue OF his trip:
He will be in the city for few days, and
called on the Marquis lmperIali, secretary
Of the Italian legation, YESTERDAY morn;
ing. There is little likelihood that he VIII
ever again represent his country In dlplo-
matte way this side of the Atlantic.
NEW ORLEASs, La, May l7.-Yesterday
afternoon Mayor Shakespeare addressed
the following letter to Governor Nichols:
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
CRY HALL, May l6, 1891.
To His EIoellencg Francis 4. Nichols, Coo
tynor Of Louisiana:
Governor, Under date of MAY 6, 1891,
the Consul Of Italy ut this port, MIR. Corte,
saw ft 70 address to W. W. Chaiiee, fore
man of the grand Jury, then in session, q
very remarkable letter. The evening of
the day on which it was written the Con-
sui sent copies Of the letter by the hands
publication. i enclose a printed copy Of
that letter.
Your Exeellency, being resident in New
Orleans, is fully aware of the fact that
ever since the assassination OF Superin-
tepdent-ot-Police Hennessy. on October
l6, 1890, the papers have teemed with all
manner Of vaporings from Mr.. Corte in
the shape of interviews, DC. For these
reported sayings he could not properly be
held, as an official, responsible, and SINCE
he was scarcely credited with one state
ment before another was made. either ex-
actly the opposite of or largely qualifying
the first, his yagaries and blusterIngs were
regarded by all but his OWN people as
either laughable or contemplate. This
letter OF May 9th was known to the fore
man Of the grand jury, and was very pro-
perry returned by that body as being i'm
pertinent. Besides being impertinent, the
letter contains statements absolutely false,
and beyond question known TO be false by
Mr. Corte.
II as Italian Consul, Mr.. Corte has ever
hsd any usefulness here. he has outliyed
snd has become, through his acts, not
only an unacceptable person, but on eie-
rleht OF danger 10 this community IN that
ns uttefances he incites his infiamma-
~. az people TO riot or spllen opposition to
ne laws and customs OF a country they
nasy sought as an asylum. Being the de-
po.i.oiy' Us ne eontessss himself TO be, OF
criminal seorets relating 10 the ipdiyidnals
ot nis race resident among us. he refuses
70 give 70 the department az poliee and
justice the information be has. and there
by increases the danger 10 the community
from these criminals.
FOE these reasons l have the honor to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-19
AN INTRODUCTION OF NEGRO MINERS
The Trouble 1t Makes-A Dead-Line-In-
tense Indignation.
BY telegraph 10 the Dspatch.l

SEATTLE, WASH. May ia special TO
the Post InteHigencT from Franklin, Wash,
SAYS: The negro miners who arrived yes
terday to work in the coal-mines OF the
Oregon Improvement Company started on
their march from the railroad station 10
tho mining camps soon after their arrival.
Including the women and children there
are 675 in the party. Seventy-fve guards
armed with Wlnchesters met the train, but
before the march of the army Of labOrers
began many of them were supplied with
guns. No attempt TO modest the black
laborers was made and they were soon
placed IN possession OF the houses and
tents provided for their use near the mines:
Many of the miners wives gathered around
the colored people and remarked, Look
at Correy's black slaves"
At the town of Franklin a dead-line has
been established and the white people are
not allowed 10 90 beyond 1t. The negroes
are confined to certain limits as far as pos
sible.
Intense indignation prevails on account
of the presence OF the hired guards. At a
meeting of the citizens last night over 200
were present, about thirty of them being
negroes. 1t Is asserted by those who con-
Quoted the meeting that all the negroes
present stated they had been brought here
under false representations and intended
to return. Resolutions were passed de-
nounclng the companies for bringing the
negroes in under an armed guard and APP
pealing TO Governor Ferry to enforce the
provision of the Constitution which for
bids the assembling OF armed bodies OF
men. The white miners are endeavorlng
to proselyte the blacks, and some of them
have already deserted the company.
At late hour last night everything was
quiet and the guards were patrolling the
dead-line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-19
HIS HEAD HIS MISFORTUNE.
A Man Describes Some of His Feelings
from Youth to Manhood.


I'm memory again / recall the time
when l and my playmates used TO make
mud-pies, says a winter in London It'd Bus.
and at this delightful occupation L was
always in great request, for more dirt could
be carried TO the clean path in my bat than
in any other. This distinction then was
proud of, but as grew into boyhood the
phenomenal size of my head was often the
cause of an aching heart. and my sensl-
tiveness was increased by the frequent al
lusions which | overheard.
IL | fell of tree or tumbled and fell
when running il was ALWAYS said that my
head overbalanced me. My scboolmates
always made me khe subject of their WIT
ticisms, which would often make me rush
home in agony and refuse to be COM
fortec.
But my unhapI,iness was greatest after
"left my mother 3 apron-strIngs"
Nc one can imagine the unutterable an
guish feel on 60 ing to hatter's and being
told, when the assistant has gone over the
wtole OF the stoc k. that they have not q
hat big enough.
When am at the BARRIERS all eyes are
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-19

By virtue OF two certain deeds OF trust, dated
NAV 10, 1890, and May In 1890, and recorded
respectively in Deadlock 40 Il, on page JS4
and In Deadlock 40 A. ON page fRl, the un-
dersigned, trustees in said deeds, viii being re-
oulred so 20 do by the holders OF tho note Sc
clred) sell by auction, ON the premises, on
MONDAY. MAY %, 1891.
at o'clock =. NJ, the THREE BEAUTIFUL
BRICK RESIDENCES above referred 10, beng
Nos. 1920, 1922, and 1924 Floyd street mo
1924 being NJ the northeast corner OF tl0yd ana
Plum streets, with rooms each, ami weu-ar-
ranged for comfort and economy. These houses
by reason OF their location In the beet part OF the
growing West End, and of their attractive fea-
lures generally, can but Prove desirable "a homes
or satisfactory as Investments. They Will Do SOLD
separately.
TYRMs: BY consent, one third cash, and the
residue 81 six, twelve, and eighteen months Tor
notes with interest added and secured by trust
deed, but the sales TO be subject 20 confirmation
by the Court. X. +. klChAhDoON,
n. W. BOWIE,
Trustees in First Deed;
n. W. BOWIE,
myI7 Sole Trustee la Second Deed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-19
THREE BRAN NEW, HANDSOME,
WELL-ARRANGED, AND THOROUGHLY
CONSTRUCTED BRICK RESIDENCES
ON
PLUM STREET BETWEEN GROVE AVENUE
AND FLOYD STREET
AT AUCTION.

Immediately after the sale OF tho three boau-
tiful and charming Houses advertised above,
say at $50 o'clock,
MAY 25TH,
/ will sell THREE OTHER EQUALLY HAND
SOME RESIDENCES, situated on the west side OF
Plum street between Grove avenue and Floyd
street, having eight rooms each and supplied
with every convenience.
These houses are modelled after the most APP
proved plan in use In Philadelphia, an architect
having been taken there for the purpose OF
studying all that was best In that city OF at
tractiyo homes, and the result IL 10 be seen In
these houses, which are models Of comfort. COM
pactness, thoroughness OF construction, and por-
lection Of taste.
The neighborhOod Is unsurpassed, and real
estate all around is steadily growing In value
and In favor.
The front pavements cutters, and coai-cellars
are paved with granolithic, and every house has
a range, bath-clOsets, and hot and cold water
TERMS Liberal, and at sale.
myI N. W. BOWIE, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-19
WHICH ORIGINALLY COST Ar..t

BY virtue OF \ deed ~ tri. .'.
ana wife dated May 30, lss r....
hatan County Court in n..l-.
253, and 954, O. X. b. ClarH ..'
trustees, the undersigned ".t
Booker declining % act, ty %.
powhatan Courthouse, on
SATURDAY, JUyg l2f..
AZ o'clock, =. NJ, this hrn .'.
described Ia said deed ~ 'HH.e. $50 ..
tain PARCEL OR TRACE uf I.N.. ...
with all the buildings ani iwfH
on, rights, ways, ani opplr.HH.'
longing, lying and being iu t..
hatan, state 81 Virginia, tIuHr H..
containing $40 ACRES, m1rn.r .....
on the north by james river. on. ... ...
Deep creek, on the south ut 3D..
known "a the River road. AMI uI
prOperty OF Eanes, S1tf, aHf
Inherited by said John D. tu'A. Co.,.
General Philip ST. George CH.k".
The buildings on this estate lr" .... H
most costly in Virginia. The '...
George Cooke n said 90 have
the construction of the dwr.l.F ...
ON any farm IN Virginia, 1l... .
COMMANDING hill that CyrriuN.- '..
james for miles, with the jam ..F
of the Chesapeake amt Oll9 r''. I.
| for a long distance, and the arr.. a.....
| Just across the rtyer from th' 'tr...
! by rope ferry. The outrlNs
aud costly, Of stone ana frame.
slate. There Is also tgo-s,H.y
/, the property.
For a city gentleman Or any WE
farm In Virginia presents 70 inner Dol.
investments, and FOR Stockholm .t d.. ...-
Investment. To a merchant dr-.-
home" Belmead" 4 uusurpas- 3D.
tiun prOycrblal Tor health AMI i'' t..
| ful beyond oppression.
Tito Il beyond question.
TERMS: Cash 70 cover cNInn..t
debts due ar follows: sffsl&, H"
from November 30, 1889, an' g
interest from May 80. 1880, and DID,.
terms % be announced 20 he tu'
Parties desiring 10 attend th'+
Richmond ON the morning trlu
, the evening. x. IS. l. .....
Sole tr'
RIB. CHAPLIN & CO., Aucfi0u,cI-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-19
An Unfortunate Flop.

:" see your paper has committed itself
to the Prohibition party"
Yes" returned the editor worse luck,
/ had TO go away last week and the man 1
left in charge got roaring drunk and wrote
that editorial
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-19
Obtaining Good Kisses.

IEpsfCIIiI
"Jimpson is to be arrested for kissing
Cora, although she was wiling"
81 How can ne DO arrested, thenp"
:" IL was after dark and she thought il
wasSimpson-thec charge is obtaining goods
under false pretences.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-19

pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph

lIbtSOurBh Nntuhlclt- lelegfepD.l
II notice. observed the horse editor,
that Philadelphia uses more water than
London"
ITS very odd, /" replied the snake editor,
that Philadelphia should be so attached
to anything that runs"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-19
She Conidn't Tell.

A maiden fair, with u pensiye face,
Bent over n faded rose
That she'd found by chance In satin box
With some ribbons, gloves, and bows.
She dreamed Of the loves Of an earlisr day,
And her heart grew cold and numb,
Dot yet for her life she could not guess
From which tho rose had come.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-19
VIRGINIA GRANITE QtAa.Lt
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
WEDNESDAY, NAY go. le. 30
RICHMOND, ~.

By order o. tho drc-t1rs ~
TIE RICHMOND GRANT, ..'
we will sell. on the prem C-. i.
the LARGE AND EAIEN~ls ..I-
QUARRIES Of the sali cYMl -..
western suburbs Of llshu.rf.
nected with all the trunk lime r'.
the State.
Tho quarry consists ~ l.r '..
finest granite In America,
dumping ground adjoining, .
the quarry. II Is perfectly Cg
hlling orders Tor monumental
curbing, and paving granite.
sary tools, shops, sheds, dBe.lls
ing-hOuse, offices, tolggr,ph all
ON the premises There are
boilers, Ingers0u DIN, h0is.hs-
machines, derricks, and Other
premises. Though rho cost ui
development was 100000, aui
quontly spent IN dogrl0pme D.,
haustible quantities OF tie Dr
theless tho property Will bC -'.l
It's cost, a. Tho death ~ tEt i.Ir
the largest stOckhOlder ue's...t-.
TERMS: one third cash il.H
and three years with iute.''.
Of trust, a deposit OF $500 % 4.
purchase. Conveyance w.t l.t
the auctlOneers Tor The uI4ff-
on the day OF the sale. lut u..
tend. j. THOMPSON LLI"
my 1910, l2,i5,lG1aStO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-19

Theatrical Manager: Business is plumb
played out. What can we do for an adj
vertisement
Actress suppose you meet me OF pro-
minent corner and permit yourself to be
cowhided.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-19
By W. b. Frayser, Auctioneer,
Of. X. Ellis, Salesman.

DY REQUEST OF MRS. LEWIS
DDFLL. who has sold her farm on Brook turn
pike, lust beyond the first toll-gate, l viii sell,
without reserve, on
TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1891,
nj II o'clock, her PERSONAL PROPERTY on
said farm, consisting Of
cows;
. HORSES:
/ TOP WAGON and HARNESS;
! CART and HARNESS;
Mich CANS:
] 20-foot LADDER: -....,,>,,r,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS and hOl SEuoLp
FURNITURE. w. u. FkA1sfh,
my 10-Sa&Tu2t AuctlOheer'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-19
HIS rIFTY-NISIH YEAR.

Perhaps the most remarkable thing in
this connection is that the third genera
ton OF the same family now own the same
estate, and that Mr. Bragg, now in his
seventy eighth year. still controls its large
and extensive affairs. December next will
record the tifty-ninth year of Mr.. Bragg's
successful management of the Lindsay es-
tate. He still enjoys the best of health,
reads the DISPATCH daily, and looks as If
he is good for twenty-five years more in
the same capacitv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-19
BY J. II. Valentine, Auctioneer,
1886 east Main street.

MY SALE TO-DAY AT 1870
vi o'clock will include a large CONSIGNMENT OF
TOOLS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. AND
CLOTHING, including SAWS, CHlSELS, HAM
MERS, RAWING-KNIVES, PLANES, AU-
GERS and BITS, FILES, BRACES, TOOL
CHEST, &c; 3 BUREAUS. . WASllS lands,
. BEDSTEADS 3 MATTRESSES, Is FEATHER
PILLOWS, . EXTENSION-TABLES, . MAHOG-
ANY CENTRE-TABLES, 1 lot WINDOW
SHADES, ! lot BASINS and CROCKER1, lot
PLATES, l lot PICTURES, | TOILET Sci. lot
KITCHEN UTENSILS, STOVE and PIPE.
Largo lot OF Mems and Youths suits, OF all
sizes, styles, and varieties; largo lot Of Mems
and Youths Pants; lot new Tinware, Fancy
Goods, Soap, &c.
Goods must be taken away at once
NV 10 j. II. VALENTINE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-19

BY virtue Of n deed Of trust from Henry Wits
and wife 10 the undersigned trustee, dated 23d
day Of August, 1879 aud recorded In Hanover
County Court Clerks Office, default having been
made in the payment Of debt thereby secured
and having been requested by the beneficiary, /
will sell 10y public auction, In Ashland, Hanover
county, Va, in front Of Mr.. ID. b. COxs store, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1891,
at 3 o'clock p. NJ, the abOye-described PRO-
PERTY, bounded on the west and north by land
formerly owned by Nathaniel G. Crenshaw de-
ceased on the east by Louisa Courthouse road,
and the south by South Anna river, formerly the
farm and residence OF Nathaniel G. Crenshhw,
deceased, and regarded as one Of the best farms
In Hanover county.
TERMS OF SALE Cash enough 20 defray ex-
penses Of sale and 70 pay 81, 800 (Dalance due on
bond and interest thereon from August J.,
1890; tho balance on n credit Of twelve months.
with interest added and evidenced by motto and
secured by deed Of trust on the property. More
liberal terms may be announced by consent Of
parties Interested on day of sale.
For further information apply 20
JAMES II. CRENSHAW,
my 17-20t Trustee AMI AuCtoneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-19
WHO CAN BEAT THIS REcoRD9
The Notable Couple Who Have Managed
the Lindsay Estate for 80 Years.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
LINDSAY, Va, May l6.-There is quite a
remarkable old couple, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Bragg, living here, who came to this coun-
try IN 1882 Mr.. Bragg then accepted the
management of Captain James Lindsav's
plantation. which was at that time in a
condition of great prosperity, with labor
ing population Of one hundred and twen-
ty-fye slaves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-19
by George Z. CGa
Real Estate Agent GUi Al-.-
1905 Bank street

TRUSTEE'S SALE or VAL. A ...
Il STORE AND DWELLING rs
END. SITUATED on 1uE 80. ..,
NER OF CLAIBORNE ANbtAh. IDS
BY virtue OF deed % truss l.uI
Ind Caroline, his wife, haaiIf
1880, aud duly recorded ia D.
Court, default having been mao.
Of the nots therein secured, aui 800
80 to do by the holder Thereof, WI.
az public auction, IN the premis 20
WEDNESDAY, NAY -, l''- ..,.
al AZ O'Clock p. NJ, tho following 81
PERfY: All that PIECE OK Jazz, .
GROUND, with improvement it .~s
county OF Hourlco, Va, near IIe 49,
rate limits OF ths city Ol klclnlo-~ ~. 81
a. follows: Commencing 40 t-, l.,
corner OF Carter ami Claiborne sire y p. -
ming eastwardly along tho sot'. 49,. A.
borne street and fronting tbEiy iee. ,'r Us
southeriy direction at right ehs, le
more OF lees, 20 an alley 10 Zee. A. II, 81
wide, thence Ia westerly dire i'h a
alley 81 feet 10 line u Garter 'i
along Carter street 10 point u ces.i1' LIZ
TEXANS: Cash as % expense 2. ., ri
note for $500, with Interest thereon y 80 80
20, 1891, 10 day OF sale; bAi-A.'
terms as may DO announced a 49,, r,-.,..
my IA @. A. CRANt OHD' -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-19
BY John 7. Goddin'
Real Estate Agent and Aa'i''l
Bank and Eleventh streets
VALUABLE LOT WITH a, 4 \ I.

VALUABLE LOT WITH A
Y STORY BRICK DWELLING i,--.rst
ON THE EAST SIDE OF fib. '.trE 4
BYRD AND ARCH STREETS fohh. 81 e
AUCTION.-As tho request " the 80
soil at public auction, on tho prem 49,
THURSDAY, May n, lsvI' gsg
az $50 o'clock Z. NJ, the aeose-ii n ,e.i a.
PERTl. The lot has irons 81 80 ~ VS.
depth f65 feet The dwelling oon,'.i' ,ol {,
Located so near TO The Jyeiesai-n 49, i
RlehmOad And Alieshsny fal.roan ~ b
this property offers many sdNah"s t.riei
sons desiring good inNes1aeA' ~0
This sale. -, q. snpDiN.
TERMS; Az sale 'V'' Ascaesss"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-19

BY r. 3. Chanin s. Co..
Real Estate Auct.0necr-,
No. 1 north Tnnth a.reL-
nRUSTEEY AUCTION SVr

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE .
4 THREE FRAME DWELilN.r..
STREET BETWEEN OAK AhI ...
STREETS.-By virtue OF 'wo i'.l
first dated March u, 1890, t.t...
Book 40 Is, page lSB, the ar.HHI
u, 1890, recorded In Desi-H... It.
i47-and Gt the request ~ bone.
having been made iu the pIyW...
cured, We win sell, by publ"
promises, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY l.. ...
AZ ) o'clock z. NJ, tho PROBE IS
said deeds "a nll that LOT OI 'N.H
proyements thereon, lying GuI ....
OF Richmond. Va, on tIc r'H'
street, beginning 2iO feet 800.
and running we-'Wnrdly ana
south line of Moore street
within parallel lines 100 feet,
alley.
There are THREE FRAME nH...-
the land, containing four rooms r..
Terms Whilst the deeds p.
debts due aud expense 81 sale.
liberal terms may be aunoun...
JULIUS SIN.'r.
". j. iiL>l hU...
II. I. CHAEE.'.
Trust
WILLIAM o..
WILLIAM Lit....
IrIat.,a d..
Sale by II. b. CHAFTIS q CO., 't
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-19
BY John T. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auetioneer,
Bank and Eleventh streets.

A UCTION SALE OF VERY DE-
IA sIRABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR PERSONS
0FSMALL MEANS, COMMENCING AT Tue Dis
DiNNEEN AND BOYD STREETS AND 'FRONT.'
ING 40 FEET ON NORTH LINE OF BOYD
STREET AND 40 FEET ON THE SOUTH LINE
OFB0YD STREET, AND HAVING A DEfrIi OF
100 FEET no AN ALLEY--fHE PROPERTY
WILL BE OFFERED AS \ WHOLE OR IN LOTS
TO SUIr.--By request OF the owner win offer
for sale the above PROPERTY, on the premises,
WEDNESDAY. MAY 90, 1891.
az ) O'Clock y. III. A number o. SMALL HOUSES
have been erected within 100 yards OF these lots
and ore renting well. Attond ior a bargain.
TKRxs: Very easy, and announced a. sale.
JOHN T.. GoDDIN,
mz ~ Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-19
A GOOD sroRY-TELLER.

His memory is excellent and he could re-
late many incidents and stories worthy of
record in the public prints. Mrs. Bragg,
who is in her seventy-third year. does oil
the homework, including the milking, and
the supervision of the household garden
ing, and claim that there are very few
who can beat this grand record
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-19

Old newspapers for sale at this ofRoe;
price, 20 cents per hundred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-19
rur RICHMOND DIsPATCH-TUESDAY. MAY 10. 1891
AUCTIoN sALEs-This Day.

t
ByJ. b. Elan q Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
1f13 Main street
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
FORTY-EIGHT BUILDING LOTS
ADJOINING CHIMBoRlzO PiRE.
rycrrLFST MANUFA CTURING SITES LYME LYING
ON RAILROAD; BEAUTIFUL hVMb , 81 -
FRONTING; NATIONAL BOULEfAh.p,.-,,us-x,i "a
tn 4 INV FEET or THE CITY LIMIIso,Aa
GRAND OPPORTUNITY tok. ,l rht tTirlE FRS
SNAIL MEANS AND FOR MANUtACIc ~ ~ n -, y,
HOMF-sEEKERS AND SPECUlAIo,in''s,-.S1'li,i -
POSITIVE.-In execution oil cessans n.gohcr
trust 70 the undersigned trustee, detea Uo.oosa
20, 1890. OF record In Dced-B Book 10y y, pss, ,c
asa. Henrico County Court, shall sell by puenc
auction, on the premises, ON
TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1891,
ut o'clock p. NJ, tho LAND descriooi IN si y,
deed, comprising FoRTY-ElGHrAi Ia IA pa,t =
lots. east OF aud adjacent 70 ChimboraBo fatk,
living between the National Cemetery fond hIiI :
the York-Rlyer division OF tho ktcnIhV m sna ~
Dnnyillo railroad, having an extensive ltohs VI
both. That on tho railroad pelng nlVss
niently aud admirably located for MANUFACTURING
purposes. entirely above high water close 70 ti,e
business centre OF the city, and having anp'e
space and excellent shipping iacilities, anu ,no
Iu0re elevated ground on the Natioiil q,
being especially desirable for residence Size, ~
viii DO oiIered In separate lots, and with PRIV
lego OF as much space rs may be desired
Dealers, whether Of large or smau means,
should not fail 10 attond this sale, as inyesllens
now In this nearby, low-price, and attractiyey
located ground cannot fall OF handsome prons
with tho starting OF Improvements upon IT,
which cannot DO long delayed.
Come promptly, see the property ana p,d a., as
your reason may dictate. The occasion VIII DO
a most favorable one for great bargains.
Remember that this viii DO no experi,,1renaa, =,
but n POSITIVE TRUSTEES SALE. fLAl
WITH AUCTIONEERS AND AT SALE
TERMS: The deed requires cash az 20 eApen lses
of sale and the sum OF 1880, with interest
nrobabIy one third cash and balance az six ana
twelve months, may be agreed upon, ana an
pounced at time Of sale. ,
Conveyance from the Office OF the auhoheets
at AZ o'clock p. NJ. sharp.i .. ,,--..
~ o. IL. FUNSTEN, Trustee.
J.B ELAN 6 Co., Auctioueers. my -
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