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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-12
B.fRroN HEIGHrs NOTES.
Interesting Items From the Popular SUI
burb.

Mrs. J. H. Harvey gave a delightful enter
tainment TUESDAY night at her home. This
handsome residence was profusely decorated
with palms. potted plants and cut flowers, In
an alcove in the hall. behind pyramid OF
palms. a band discOurscd sweet music The
supper. furnished by Mr. f. p. Burke. was
served in courses In the centre of the table
was bunch Of lilies Of the valley, anda each
plate was "A bunch of yiOlets.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs W. H..
Bache. Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Turpin. Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Minor. Mrs. II. L. Lorraine. Mrs
w. O. Shelburn. Mr. and Mrs. W. c. Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gay. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam NJ. Luck. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L.
Smith. Mrs J. j. Harvey and Mrs. James Tan
ner
The Amateur Dramatic Club, composed OF
young ladies and gentlemen on the Heights,
will soon commence the rehearsal Of a
comedy. which will be presented some time
next month
The minstrels will also give another per-
Torrance at an early day.
Arrangements are being made for a free
bus line to run every hour from the Heights
10 Second and CLAW streets, to connect with
the Electric street-cars. As soon as the South
side electric railroad is extended 20 the Rich
mond Locomotive Works. this bus line will
run from the Heights to the locomotive works,
making half-hour trips.
Mr.. James ". Barton and Mr.. I. A. Lamb
have returned from a business trip TO Phila-
delphia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-12
COUNTY SUPERVISORS.
Regular Meeting Yesterday -Scventh-street
Line Extended.

The Board Of Supervisors of Henrco
county met in regular session in the court
house Yesterday The larger part OF the bust
ness was routine.
Mr. Roosevelt PAGE. attorney for the Rich
mond and Manchester Street railway. ap-
peared before the Board, and presented
petition for extending the tracks of the Sew
onth-street electric car line from the corporate
limits of the city to the Richmond Locomo-
tive Works, which was granted.
The following paper from Colonel Thomas
Whitehead was submitted.
Below You viii find copy of resolution
pissed by the State Board of Agriculture az
its session January l5 1891. If the objects
therein set forth meet with your appreciation,
please give the matter your ear attention.
and communicate % this department the re-
suit of the action of your Board relative
thereto The resolution reads That the
authorities If each county of tins State be re-
Qucsted % employ some competent person 70
write "a brief description of each county, IFS
advantages. resources. &c, with the aS>ur-
ance that this Board will print and distribute
the same. with a view 20 encouraging imml-
grafton to Virginia and that copy OF TINS
resolution be- sent 10 each Board Of SupcrNis-
ors of this State"
The Board intends 10 fully comply with the
requirement, Of theresOluton. but have select
ed no one yet TO perform the work. They are
DESTROYS to hear suggestions as TO competent
man 10 DO the work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-12
THE ROSEMARY LIBRARY.
sketch OF the Good Work Accomplished by
Mr.. Thomas Nelson Page.

A meeting will take place at the Rosemary
Library this evening at 8 o'clock to organize
literary club. The Rosemary Library and
Reading Rooms were started by Mr.. Thomas
Nelson Page the 18th Of January. 1890, and IS
going on successfully into its second year II
is at present situated on the second floor Of
the building on the southwest corner of Cary
and Reservoir streets. over the drug store OF
j. V. Ramos.
The furniture Of the two rooms is plain. but
substantial, and was presented 10 Mr. Page
for the rooms by friends. 4 small but we'll
selected library of several hundred volumes
occupy the shelves. and all the leading maya
zines such as The Century, Scribners. Hai-
pers Monthly. Harpers Young People. 81.
Nicholas The Christian Union. The Cosmo-
politan. Current Literature, The Youths
Companion are on the tables.
All of these magazines are presented TO the
library by the publishers. A few nice pic
lures hang on the walls and a clock ticks on
the mantel. Books continue to come in from
friends. and present the nucleus II an excel
lent library.
About 80 boys and young men are enrolled
and have tie privilege Of using the Well
lighted. Well warmed rooms. reading the books
and magazines. and playing checkers. One
gentleman has, it is understood, promised a
library of q thousand or so volumes as soon
rs suitable accommodations can be provided
and Mr.. Page has pledged himself to be re-
sponsible for another thousand.
committee was formed last winter TO pro-
mote the expansion OF the library into gen
erai public library. and this committee s'lll
has the matter i'm hand and is working quietly
hut steadily towards this end. Indeed. ar
Engagements are now being made 70 call a pub
Tic meeting for the purpose Of bringing the
subject before the citizens generally.
Mr.. Augustus i. Dean Is the efficient and
polite Librarian and superintendent. lie has
enlisted the interest of q number Of ladies and
gentlemen and the literary club 10 be dis
cussed az this evenings meeting is now IN pro-
cess of formation.
Mr.. Rosemary is dependent solely on vol
untarv contributions. but is thriving and Is
steadily gaining ground. Mr.. Page states
that be has never had but one man in Rich
moud to decline to give % it when applied TO-
Mr. Wyndham r. Meredith is tine secretary
and treasurer of the association. One feature
which contributed 20 give the enterprise pop
uAlity among the boys has been the organi-
cation of "a baseball club. The boys call IT
the Rosemary Baseball Club.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-12
Anlr.Namcd COMPANY.

The regular monthly meeting Of the drec,
tors If the Union Brokerage, Commission al.i
Warehouse Company was held at the Office OF
The company ON the evening OF the lO'n IN
steut. Tho resignation of 4. A. Sauhue', =
Fs.. president of The company. WAS accepted.
anal Mr Junius A. Morris. of the. firm OF
davenport a MouIs. was unanimously elected
% succeed him l.. G. Younger, Est. Wa
elected first yice-presideut, aud Ad"lphus
Blair, Esq. second yce-presidcnt. Inc Va
oancy ia the board Of directors was filled 10y
the election of L. A. saunders, Jr.. ESQ
The affairs of the company are in most -four
ishing condition. An additional dividend OF 80
pr cent was declared. making 100 per cent.
dividends on the amount paid l.. since The
organization Of the company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-12

Colonel H. c. Parsons who is a personal
friend of Secretary Blaine. stopped IN this
city yesterday on his way home from Wash
ington. He felt confident that the reciprocity
treaty with Brazil. which goes into effect on
April Isl. would be Of great benefit 10 this
city and the country generally. The passage
of the Tonnage bill. which Is now pending in
Congress. in his estimation. will also do much
toward extending the foreign trade Of this
country.
Col Parsons thinks that in the near future
the reciprocity treaty will be extended 20 all
the countries Of South America. When this
is done. a wide field will bee open for the sale
of American products The trade of the
millers in this country and of the wheat grow
ing sections will be especially benefited. For
instance. the duty on flour in Columbia Is at
present 80. which practically excludes the
shipment of products Of American mills 10
that country
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-12
The County Alliance.

An adjourned meeting of the county Farm
ers' Alliance of HenIicO county was held at
the Courthouse yesterday. Tie matter IN re-
gard to the committee appointed 10 invest-
gate county affairs was discussed at some
length and the plans Of procedure were
further endorsed. The committee consists Of
one member appointed 10y each sub-alliance
IN the county. The following have been APP
pointed bv different Alliances: John G. Fow-
Ter. Montrose Alliance: Thomas Trevvett
Brooke Alliance John W. Johnson. Fairfield
Alliance Hiram Saxton, Fort Harrison ALI
ance. Charles Lehnhauser, Narina Alliance;
II. II. Nelson. Glen Dale Alliance; Rev. Nh
Randolph. Westmorean Alliance VI. AdOlph
Muller Far Oaks Alliance. Tuckahoe Alliance
has not yet appointed anyone on the the COM
miltce. Mr.. Muller is chairman of the COM
niitce, and Mr. Fowler Is secretary. The
meeting Yesterday was addressed 10y Colonel
Thomas Whitehead Commissioner of Agncul-
ture. and Mr.. Lyman, Of the State Board OF
Agriculture.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-12
Nat Turner's Insurrection.


The writer Of the account Of Nat Turner's
insuuection, which appeared in The TIMES
Sunday. the sth instant, cheerfully accepts the
correction in regard 10 Com. Elliotts not
having served in the old Constitution"
during the war OF 1912. made by correpon-
dent from Stanton in the paper of the 18th.
He Is perfectly aware, however. that odd
lronsidc,n WAS commanded at different times
bv Hull cambridge. and other officers of
note. but he was at the same time under the
impression that Elliott also had participated
i'm the glories that have perpetuated the fame
of that historic ship.
In making merely incidental allusion to
Elliott in the history Of Nat Turner's Insult
rection. the writer had no idea of giving any
account Of the career of the Constitution. or
OF those who had served on board of her,
much less would he wish 10 detract from the
credit due 70 the heroes OF period made
nlustriou, in the annals of naval warfare
Being under the impression that Com. FL
lott. who behaved SO generously in the trou-
bles in Southampton, had served on the Con-
stitution at some time during the war ref
erence was made TO it simply in compliment
10 his memory. L.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-12

In accordance with the present arrange
rpente in is understood that the Office of MAJOR
Poe will be removed from its present location,
a. the corner OF Tenth and Main streets, to the
new CITY Hall. when completed. The Chief
oi-Pohce. however. seems TO be now IN favor
az securing a new site for the Second Ponce
station nearer TO tho business centre OF tins
Uty. perhaps on Ninth street, IN The rear OF
the proposed new building 81 tue Chahnsr OF
Conmcrce According 10 tho idea of Major
Poe. MS Office might be better located m that
s,ation-housc. This would certainly have ono
advantage. that the Office of Chicf-oi-Policc
would bc kept open day and night. Atprcscnt
that Office is closed during dinner hour ana at
nighttime Major Poe is also in favor. OF .
tablishing a patrol wagon service, which he
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-12

pOINDrxTrR's SToRF. VA. Feb. lin Tn
TIM. of January Doth is an extract from the
Courier-Iournal. a. follows. The amount of
currency and coin in circulation October
$50. was sl.47s O79. 7O3. or s23.95 per capita.
In the Alliance Farmer OF January 3lst ap
pears an article copied from the National
Economist. which differs so materially from
the above extract and from all facts gathered
bv the Sub- Alliance. of which the undersigned
i a member. that the services Of TIE TIME
are invoked TO get before the people an i'm
partial and correct statement OF TINS import
ant matter.
The writer of this being impressed with the
correctness Of the extract from the Courier
rJounal copied above must think-unul more
LIGHT i receiyed-that Mr. n A. Dunnlng, n
his article referred 10 above as copied non
The National Economist, made mistake u
his figures. W. N WOOD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-12
nrlnc-weII tho Next Minute.

Giles b. jackson, a colored lawyer in this
city, was suddenly taken sick at his Office ON
Tuesday afternoon. and Went home in a
hurry. thinking that he was diving. He at
once made his Will bequeathng ms real es-
tatc-worth about sl5,OOO-to his wife during
her life. lie also left her his personal prop
erty. including two valuable horses and a
Victoria and named ID. G. Richardson and
Justice J. j Crutchfeld his executors.
While awaiting the arrival Of the doctor he
was informed that Jack Harris. who was ar
rested for committing thcfts at the Cohen es-
Enlistment. needed his services and was Will
inc to pay a large fee. Thereupon Jackson
left ms bed and rushed TO the staiion-house.
He forgot all about his sickness, and Yesterday
morning was apparently in good health. lie
claims now that me would have died had 1t
not been for Harris timely interference.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-12
Musical Richmond.
Editor Times:

The philharmonic orchestra must have felt
like putting on their Overcoats on last Tues
dav night 10 protect themselves from the
chilly atmosphere which enveloped their
audience venture the assertion that there
is no city in this country having population
of less than 100 900 that can boast SO good an
orchestra. Their members on that evening
evinced study and practice, and We're given
with a spirit creditable alike 10 leader and
musicians. but which, awakened only the
feehlest kind Of applause.
Mr.. Shaw is evidently proud of his work
and has good reasons 20 be 50. but few
more such receptions would justify him IN
giving up the undertaking. The closing num-
her rendered was a merltorious composition
bv our Mr.. Reinhardt, and should nave re-
ceived a hearty encore, but by this time the
few appreciative auditors had succumbed 10
the influence Of the frosty majority, and they
silently stole away. Bass DRUs."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-12
A Wedding Party.

Mr.. William MARSHALL, Jr.. accompanied by
his sistes. Miss Florence MARSHALL. and his
cousins. Miss Gen We've Hall. Captain Gun
bingham Hall. and Mr.. Nirpnius Hall. lett
tbs afternoon ON the $40 i. NJ. train vim the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway for Norfolk.
morrow afternoon 10 Miss Hell N Reed I'm
modiately after the ceremony. watch will take
place q, Dr. Armstrong; church. the bridal
party will leave tor New York city where
they viii be- the guests Of the eroom's sister,
Mrs. Colonel John MeAnerney.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-12

Considerable interest attaches 70 the local
production of United States Mail" an up,
roarious satire on the postal service. ~ WI
tbrce nirIts and "Wednesday matinee, com
,ncncing Monday. February 10th, This Is the
Slit that las luado such hit wherever pro
dnced Ii has run the gauntlet, OF press crit
cism in New York. Philadelphia, Brooklyn,
and the entire West. The company Is SPOKEN
of as exceptionally strong, ana includes Z,
George Parker the sGuI's yenu Vim in "a Ras
Babyp
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-12
Married in Haste.

Mr.. r.. Archie Schultz. a son Of Mrs. Junius
A. Cosby. was married in Washington Tues
day e. Miss Ida Spencer. OF Charleston; W.
". The marriage was quite unexpected to
the families Of each.
Miss spencer was attending school at Alder
son. W. Va, where Mr. Schultz joined her
Monday. and FIXING trip was made TO Wash
ineton. where the marriage was solemmzed on
the following day.
The lridc Ia very beautiful ard Is sad 10 be
an hcrcss. Mr. Schultz y successiui travel
;no, salesman. and is connected with the firm
Of c. W,IhoTn q Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-12
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IL KING Will
L LIAM COUNTY.

Under and by virtue of decd OF trust exc
cutcd tO me. the undcr-i gnet. trustee. ny IL -.
Halves and wife. dated Jult 1th 1850 and rtcofi-
cd in the Clerks office OF King William county
Court. Ia %. b. g. p. BIZ default having been made
i'm thc payment of the money secured therein anu
being thereto required by the beneficiary there
iu. / will ON the
10TH DAY OF MARCH NlONDAl), looi'
al Mechanicsvlle. King William county. pro-
coed to offer for sale az public auction. to me
highest bidder. the property described IN sald
deed. a- follows -tl-Wlt: ,.,.
That certain TRACT or LAND lMag IN
Auuinfon magistcrial district, King William
county. containing 233 ACRES. more OF less, adj
joining the land, of Fleming Hay and Robert
Campbell on the north ANA east. and By the pub
lc road from llano, Crt0Rn ferry TO Manqun On
the south and west ,e..
i'm the ipper end of King William county The
soil /, good and neighbOrho0d Is healthy aud de-
sirable.
NAV be necessary 10 defray the expenses OF exc
cutting thi, trust and 20 pay OH the amount now
due nm Ter said deed. estimated 20 De about SOD
and the balance upon such terms as may be an
uOunced az the sale. -
febi3-thtw GEO I. INV. trustee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-12

Hill Carter, special commissioner. To- DAVID
w Reinlart. 3 sl-lOO acres of land on Blakey's
Mill road quarter Of mile from the city,
S5.7ll.70.
block II: lots p and 20, block l.; lot ), block
X. and lot /. block |. Highland Springs, $1,000.
Southern Loan and Investment Company
TO W. b f. 9 feSate 10 on M Mechanesye turn
pike, fl2,903.
Louis ]. Heindl to Andrew }. Dafiron. GO
feet on north side Of Thomas street Din
mems plan. $3.50.
Meade Haskins. special commissioner to
Lucy Ann Winston, lot 80, square o. plan OF
Woodyille, s7o.39.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-12
Proposed Railroad.

There is some prospect that al no distant
dav railroad will be built nom this city to
Ridcewav. n. c. The latter place is situated
ON the Seaboard and Roanoke railroad sys-
ham. which is looking for an outlet into Rich
mond. A similar desire is prevalen with the
Norfolk and Western people, and it Is quite
likely that both interests may combine IN
building "a road from Petersburg to Rich
,,,p1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-12
The Hines Memorial.

There will be a meeting of the Hines Ne
mortal Committee and representatives Of the
Richmond and Manchester Lodges Knights Of
Pvthas, at the Castle Hall of Marshall Lodge
tonight ut o'clock. IL is desired push the
work as much as possible before the ensuing
meeting of the Pythian Grand Lodge Of Viz
,,niu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-12
Tho Date Decided Upon.

The ladies Of the Hebrew Benevolent Asso-
citation. who have in charge the charity ball,
which was postponed on account OF the death
of Rabbi Harris. have decided TO give the ball
on Thursday evening. March 5th II will be
given at the Belvdere, and Will be u grand
social event.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-12
Entered Yesterday.

The Swedish barSentine. Carl" S. Ander-
son master 206 tons, seven crew, entered at
Brazil. in ballast. Consigned to ]. I. Vaughan
4 Co., TO load hour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-12

Mr.. John G.. Scott. of Richmond has beer
reelected president OF tine Young Mem
Christian Association Of the University O.
Virginia. Mr.. Geor,e X. yandersiice, %
Petersburg. formerly u Richmond, was re.
elected secretary. PRESIDENT Scott Is one o
the delegates to the State Convention, whici'
meets in Lynchburg to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-12
LEGAL NOTICES.
VIRGINIA IN NOTTOWAY CIRCUIT
Y COTRT CLERK'S OFFICE. FEBhUAkl.

Y COURT CLERKS OFFICE. FEBRUARY.
), " Wolf who sues for the benefit Of " II.
Mann and T. Slaughter IN hl. own rishi. AZ
well A. all other creditors 81 Richard liaNhe>.
deceased who may become parties 20 ms mi
and contribute TO Its cost............~iI" lli'ln'
Against nj. .,,l
a. such administrator OF Richard hawke:
Mary Hawkes.. the widow Of SAID luchaIi
Hawkes. deceased; sarah Hawkes.; lhdis
Hawkes. Branch Hawkes.. John Hawkes. ana
Charles Hawkes., the last two infants. ~ some
discreet person 20 be appointed SuaE,lliHl AZ
Item at rules Deieh'"ii''
IL cHANcERY.
The object Of this suit is 10 subject the lands
OF which Richard Hawkes. died seized and pos
sessed to the payment of his debts. And 10 APP
oearine Nv affidavit that the defendant Branch
Iawkps Is nonresident OF the state OF llr-
ginia. II is ordered that he appear here within
nftsen DAYS after due publication OF this order
and do what may DC necessary to project ms III
'ei''' III Tie Ieste: HERMAN JACKSON, Clerk.
W D. NAM. p q ie ~ Nv
lYTPGTNIA-IN NOTTOWAY CIRCUIT
Y COURT CLERKS OFFICE, FEBRUARY y
n X Farrsr AMI Z. G. Soutball partners in the
nractice OF law. under the hrm name and
stvle of Farrar q Souihal. .Plalntiis-
against pafon5.,.
The object OF this suit Is 70 obtain judgment
Tor s20 against George Lawfth.e e. II hIlt ~
tttach his real and personal estate IN THIS county
- mi Il arearIns by AFFIDAVIT that the defend
ant IA non resident Of the state OF Virgins. II
n ordered that he appear here wlthlr hliesh
lays after due puhhcauoh OF thls pI"st. ant 70
What may be necessary to protect his interest III
'"'' l ,.a, HERMAN JACKSON, Clerk.
w II. MANN, p. q. &c Is"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-12

Pottsdamer Lyons & Meyer. ;4sl.3S; Stern
& Co., S3i465 Nachersett Shirt Company,
SOIL 2G: G. H. Booth & Co, s32S.4j United Col.
lar Company. sl97.c0 NJ. Slime ~ Co. sl5i. 81
Steiner A Son. @l5i.75. A. WHITE Il Co.
Si52.5O. herman. Heidelburg 4 Co.. sl6l.67
]. Laeowitz a Co.. sl3&67; Berli ner X Straus,
siO5. 20: Rose Brothers d Hartman SlOL60;
Gretchen Glove Company. s9L5O Curtis *
Co. s9l. 50 Isadore We'll Il Co., sl0l.75 Jo-
seph & Fleischer. $3.50. French X Co., $3.50;
Goodyear Rubber Company, S3. %: Amosa.
Iyon a Co. s51.15 James McCune &
BROTHERS. f5l. Is: 5. Kind & Co.. $40 50; W.
Cohn & Co. sl3: Earl d Wilson, SOS. Is; Cans
Brothers, sci 80: Hancock u Co., s21.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-12
MR.. myER COHEN assigns.
Liabilities stated at s6.eOO-List of Creditors
Named.

In the clerks Office Of the Chancery Court
Yesterday deed Of assignment was recorded
from Myer Cohen to c. II. Tabb, trustee. The
property conveyed is in the store No. 807 east
Broad street. and consists Of gentemen's fur
nishing goods. hats caps. Jewelry, notions,
etc Liabilities are stated at 5000.
The following creditors are preferred: A.
Hutzlers Sons. s276.6s. 5. H. Halves. $50;
John Bowers. $50. ~ John Kohler. s75 Joseph
/. Levy. $50. Habliston Bro. s62, William
Daiiron. SIS: r. L. Christian a Co.. $50 West,
Johnston a Co.. sl3; j. A. Grgg. $50; A.
Cohen q Co.. 1872; Kaufman a Co. s3j;
Guggenheimer6 Hersman, $50 j. Ehel ~ Co..
$40 II. +. Phillips & Stein. 40. f. VI, Staiars
1886: Falk Bros. a Co, s535.6O; Eichael X
Miller, $3.50. Is: Charles II. Langford, as.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-12
I'roperty Transfers.
HENRIco COUNTY.

y. V. Randolph 10 Joseph Johnston, trus-
tee. % feet on Twelfth street, northeast cor
ner Clay. S5,20O
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-12
ieru DAY OF MARCH MONDAY, lo0l,
NOTICES.

I,FBRUAHY nth WILL BE OBSERVED rs
L FOUNDERS DAY at the "SlIElIERlNG
ARMS no, north Fourteenth street. The house
will De open from To p. NJ and a lunch and
tbrougb the day. Entrance tickets, 10 cents
lunch or tea 25c. MRS LUClEN i. TAIUM
west Franklin street, General Manager.
fel2-3t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-12
~
BARTON HEIGHTS.
ONE HUNDRED LOTS
BARTON HEIGHTS
FOR SALE
FOR
$500 CASH and $1,000 PER MONTH.

When lots are paid out, IL purchasers desire,
HOUSES will be built, 10 be paid out in SMALL
MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Best chances ever offered TO obtain homes.
E'OR SALE CHEAP.
very nicely-located FARM Of 800 acres IN
GOochland county, two miles from railroad
station and thirty two miles west of Richmond
Its in thickly-settled neighborhood. close
TO church, store. postOftce and high school no
healthier spot could be found IN the entire
State .
The land lies nicely for cultivation only
slightly rolling. and the soil IL adapted 10 tho
raising OF grain and grass. The improvements
con st of Frame Dwelling. two, stories, con
tanning eight rooms besides hall and closets.
Outbuildings consist Of Barn. New stable for
twelve COWS, Carriage house, Ponltry,hOnse
Office Out-kitchen. Quarter. &c, Good Garden.
Orchard with Apples, Peaches, Pears, Cherries
Ounces. &c. -,
About one-thrd OF the farm is in wood, bal,
ance cleared. Watered by spring branches, and
good well of pure soft water in yard. 1his farm
being IN such a healthy location and so, conve-
nient 10 railroad would make desirable sum
mer home for anyone doing business ~ Blch-
mond Price low and on easy terms Tor par
ticnlars. apply TO w. A. PARSONS,
No. North Ninth street,
fei-tf Richmond va