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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-17


and our sole advice to you
s be quick to look at them. They are
bargains.
These are those 80 Wraps {:
No. 029-Ileavy Imported Black Diagonal,
Refer Front, of heal Astrachan Fur,
Military Frogs, and perfect Ats, $40.
No. 1047-iieayy English Black Broad
cloth. Keefcr Front, Of Gray Asiracnan-
Also collars and cuis-Miliiary Frogs,
$40
No. lO26-Heavy Ribbed Cheyiot Black,
Refer Front Of Long Black Hair Fur,
Military Loops, $40.
No. lOj5--36-inch-long Uigh-Seam Three
Quarter Coat of Grey Rough Cheviots,
pockets. ,ollar, and edging o. Gray Asira-
chan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $50 gar
inent. for SO.
Nc. 1885 ce-Quarter-Length Refer.
with Vest Of Heavy Ribbed Black Diago-
nal. Ree'cr Front. Of Astrachon, fuli satin
facing. 80.
No. 1917 Three-Quarter Coat Of Gray
Rough Cheviot. edged with Gray Astfa-
chan--also Medic collar single breast
ell. hooksaud eyes, no buttons, slO.
No. JO7-Tan Diagonal Tnree-Quarter-
Icrgth Refer, Full Front Of Real Mink
Fur. full satin faciar, 40.
No. lO2S-iip Garment. with Vest, Heavy
Ribbed Black Chcviot. Henry VIII. Collar.
embroidered aud studded with jets, $40.
Same in dark tan.
No 565llhrce-Quar Coat OF Dark
Tan, Nicuna Cioth-in young ladies ana
mis- cs' s1cs-sl0.
No. 326-English Top-Coats for misses
and young ladies' Of petite form in rib
bed, licht-tan, AMI gray-mIxei cheyiots,
and camers-hair novelties, $40.
No. 31i Double Breasted Rccior OF tan
cloth, opossum fur collar, appearance OF
"a $.O coat, $40.
No D7s-Long Military Capes OF Black
Vicuna Cloth apphqued around bottom
and down front, !eaiher-edgod. Medici
collar full sstin-faced, $40.
NJ. l30s-Fu,l-Lenrth keofer Of oest silk
seal plush. satin-linod throughout, Medici
collar, scalskin fastenings, so.
Military and COachman Capes, 80 inches
long, Of black astrachan. saiin-iined
throughout, $40.
No. 35O-Reai Alaska SeGlssin shoulder
Capos. satin-llned throughout, $40.
A speciGi purchase Of sample line OF
Children's Long CiOaks, with and without
capes, III s'zcs four. six. eight, ten, and
twelve years. at $3.50. SO, $3.50, 81, and
81, should interest you.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
We will sell nj Dinwid1ie Courthouse, Va,
OCTOBER 10 1901


OCTOBER 10, 1891,
IL o'clock NJ. by public auction the following
REAL ESTATE under decree Of Hastings Court
OF Petersburg, Va, in suit OF GrIswolds heirs rs.
Griswold's administrator and dls-viz:
!. TRACT OF 6i5 ACRES, called mt.
AIRY" adjoining DR.. Hunt, Price, and others.
Comfortable dwelling-eight rooms, out-build-
ings, &c.
2. TRACT OF 552it ACRES, called " WALK
EKS," adjoining William Nitchelrs estate, John
J.. Washer, and others. Comfortable dwelling
four rooms, out-houscs, barns
3. TEAC1 Or 7291s ACRES. called "HORSE-
SHOE PLANTATION" adjoining tract No. 9
and NottowGy river. One hundred acres origt-
nal forest. Over 400 acres fine farming land.
4. TRACT OF 27O ACRES, called TAYLOR
TRACT. adjoining q. ". Rose, Thomas Rose,
and Others One half In original forest, balance
3. TRACT OF 107 ACRES, called PERKINS
TRACT" mostly In second growth pine.
AL these lands are near Goodwynsyille post
Office Cherry HID, Dinwiddic county, and have
been well cared for. An excellent opportunity
for colony.
TERMS: Ono fourth purch1se-money cash bal
ance payable In one, two, and three years In
equal inst1lments, with interest from date OF
sale, and title retained till fully paid. Pur-
chascrs to give bonds for credit payments.
j. q. GRISWOLD,
GEORGE MASON,
Special Commissioners.
certify that j. q. Grlswold and George Ma
son, special commissioners, have given bonds as
such In suit Of Griswolds heirs ". Griswolds ad-
mlni-trator and als. -
Tosto. ROBERT GILLIAN.
% 20,Oc3&17 CleSk
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BY Frank ID. Hin s. Co..
Real Estate Auctioneei's.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PRO


VALUABLE IMPROVED PRO-
Y PERTY AND LOTS ADJOINING AT
NORTHEAST CORNER OF NATIONAL GENE
Terry ROAD AND LEWIS STREET, NEAR
CHIMBORAZO PARK. FOR SALE BY AUG
TION.-By virtue OF two deeds of trust, the rirst
from Henry r. Adams and wife to Frank ID. Hill,
trustee, and the other from Henry L. Adams to
Guy X. London, trustee, dated April ., 1859,
and October z, 1890, respectively, and both duly
recorded In Henrico County Court Clerks Office,
we will sell at auction, on tho premises, at
o'clock T.. NJ, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1891.
the PROPERTY described In said deeds a. fol-
lows: The LOT, WITH IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON, in county Of Henrico, containing
2-10 OF an are on north side Of Lewis street,
being the same lot OF land conveyed TO said
Adams from the estate OF Banks Wade, on which
there Is new FRAME DWELLING and other
improvements; also, THAT CERTAIN PARCEL
OF LAND adjoining tho above, fronting 90 feet
OF, the National Road and extending back be.wt !
irregular lines about 90 feet to an alley 20 ieet
wide, being same land conveyed TO said Adams
by James i. Dickinson, trustee.
This property being In such n prominent loca-
tton--at the intersection OF Lewis street, In Fn-
ton, with the beautiful National road, leading TO
tho cemetcry-will prove . good Investment for
any purchaser.
TERMS: Cash. but more favorable terms may
DO had on day Of sale. FRANK ID. HILL,
GUY X. LONDON,
% ~ TrusteeA
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BY virtuo OF deed 81 trust dated October Z,
1887, and recorded In the CLERK office Rich
mond Chancery Court Dsei-Book 1873 g.. page
49S, default having been made In certain notes
therein secured, and having been requested by
tho beneficiary In said decd 10 sell said pro-
perty, Will offer for sale at public auction, on
tho promises, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER -. 1891,
Mt 400 O'Clock +. NJ, tho PROPERTY De.
scribod In said decd "a follows; That certain
LOT OF LAND In the city OF Richmond with
brick dwelling and other improvements thereon,
"No. 30S east Grace street. Lot fronts 20 foet
on Grace street, running back northwards on
It's eastern line l53 feet to Dlley o feet wide.
and on its western line 12S feet, thence east
wardy and parallel with Grace street ono foot,
thence northwarily ana parallel with It's eastern
boundary - fest.
The house contains about eight rooms, and Is
admirably located for professional, gentleman,
having front basement offlce.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay expenses OF
sale and any delinquent taxes now due, and 10
discharge tho sum o. S3.JO66 81 with interest
from October 10. 1891 but more favorable
terms may DO announced on day Of salo.
PRANK u. HILL, Trustee.
FRANK ID. HILL &. CO., Auctioncers.
&C 1c.i0t
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chlldrcn. Tho project was undertaken by =
missionary society, and collections werc taken
up throughout the Esst for tho purpose Of
raising funds. II wac tho intention 10 keep her
In the mission field among this, then sparscly-
settled, dlstrict OF Puget Sound. She did not
continue IN this work long, but was soon
chartered "a fre.ght-hOat
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A Party Thought Lost.

10y teIeRfhFIh 10 sIIo UI7Vf'IH'I
PORT TOWNSEND, WASH, October I0.-Lieu-
tcnsnt Buhncr and three ~ q men OF the revenue
.u ter Oliver Walcott lett lriday lIarbor last
Monday for this port in the cutter launch. ana
since then nothing has been hoard from thciL
IL ~ feared they have been lost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-17
POLITICS IN BUENA VISTA.
The Democrats Organized The Mayor to
BE Married-Teiegraph-O Once Secured.


BrESA VISTA. Va. October 49, The po-
litical campaign for this county opens
here SATURDAY night. when Hon. III. ~. George
Tucker, M,sIs. Lctcher and Dunlop, our candi-
dates for the Legislature. aud Nayo: liush \.
White will address the voters at the old school,
house.
Last night the Democrats oi Bucna Visit, met
ard organized for the campaign by clectlng the
following Executive Committee t. manage the
canvass: j. l.. Mullen. William II. Battle, Is. y.
Bell. +. l.. Hudson, q. ". Lcckio, ami Jacob
BLmgardner This committee has gen. to
work, Bucua Vista casts about 800 votes and
they are nearly all Democratic.
Another valuable indu-try-a large paint
works-has been secured here.
COMING MARRIAGE.
Hugh A. White. Esq. Buena Nisti's mayor,
will read one OF Petersburg : iair daughters. Mis-
Jennie Graham MclisaiEc, 10 The altar at Farm
VILE next VI ednesday.
GOOD EXHIBIT.
President Barclay has received a letter from
the CHIEF ot the mining and mines department
OF the Worlds Exposition, ASKING that ne SEM a
gOcd exhibit Of our mineral products 10 the tx
position Arrangements will DO made TO comply
with tits request.
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DICHMOND AND DANlILi
"A, Raj fT

General FreIsit ma l.-.....
JAMES X. MBRTA, iIs..fl. 81
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NANSeMOND COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
Mr.. Sidney r. Ellis Rcnominated for the
House of Delegates.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
SUFFOLK, Va, October 16.-The Demo
Gratis of Nansemond county met in con-
vention at the CITY Hall to-day and nominated
Mr. sydney I. Ellis Us his own successor In the
House of Delegates.
Mr.. Ellis accepted the nomination In n short
speech. after Viii, Virginia faycrite s0n, Repre-
sentative Charles 4. Oterra!l delivered q nnc
address, which was ettentively liateuci 10, and
gave great satisfaction. lie exposed the n.y.
pocrisy OF the Republican parry and cited
notable Instances IN which the Democratic rartv
had legslai.d for the benefit OF the farmers aud
the poor nan.
VERDICT FOR $4,000.
The case Of Nj. Anderson. Of Richmond. rs. the
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company for
100000 occupied the Circuit Court all day.
Argument was concluded late this evening, ana
n: hais-paat the jury retired. 4: $40 they
came into court and rendered verdict @.
1000 for Andersen. Counsel for the railroad
company asked 10 have the verdict set aside for
various reasons, argument on which motion VIII
be heard by Judge ilill tomorrow.
Mr.. Anderson, the plaintiff. Is representa-
tive Of the a. Is. G. Chemical Company OF Rich
mont.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-17

BY request Of the owner. who will Ia the near
future remove to his new homo In the western
suburbs. will sell by auction on tho premises, on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER u, 1891.
at o'clock T. NJ. that ELEGANT RESIDENCE.
WITH 1HE VERY LARGE AND EXTRA
HANDSOME GROUNDS, situated as above and
occupied by Major Doo.cy.
On the first floor are tho parlOr, sitting-r0om.
dnirg-room. library, pantry, &c.--all very han l.
some, the library being elabOrately. tastefu!ly,
and extensively finished, perhaps the prettiest
thing Of the kind in the city ON the second door
are four chambers, BATH &C.. and on the third
are three chambers The halls are spacious and
the sterways broad and easy.
The house Il heated by q furnace and open
fireplaces. Tho isrge and pcuolsly-Oeau-
tiful grounds are situated on an attractive cor
nor. commanding n splendid view westward
along Franklin street, and are well set In trees,
shrubbery, and towering plants.
In the rear. on wde, paved alley. IL the most
excellent stable, with room for four horses and
two vehicles. and above are two servants rooms
and n feed. room.
THIS PROPERTY, beautiful in itself, enjoys n
prc-eminently commanding position as regards
convenience and heal;hfulnes- OF location, So
ciety and general surroundings.
II the purchaser should no. care 10 retain ell
OF the grounds he could sell oil ~ or 90 feet at
the corner without injury 10 the house, or by re-
moving ono Of the wings no could spare 90 or 20
feet.
IL goes without saying that this Is not only the
most attractive frankn-s'reet property on tho
market, but Is the only large lot that can be had
east Of Harrison siroet--a f1ct that should I'M
press itself upon all who want what Is TO be lad
here only.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance AZ one, two.
and three years. for notes with interest semi
annually and properly secured.
&C IL y. W. BOWIE.
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,sAryCNASr DYSTFMyrE.
MCANDLiSH'S GRAND CANVASS.
Democrats of Middicsex and Mathews
Thoroughly Aroused-Safe Prediction.

lCorrespondence of the Richmond Dis pntch.l
GLOUCEsrER COURTHOUSE. October IA
Your correspondent has just returned
from an extended tour through the counties of
Middlcsex and Mathews. THESE two counties
form legislative district, and the Democrats
have nominated that talented gentleman and
sterling Democrat, Robert McCandlisb lie Is
making brilliant canvass and the party ~
rallying enthusiastically 10 him. hcro predict
that Mr.. McCandlish will make one OF the most
useful members OF the House OF Delegates. and
before the session terminates be VIII be ac-
knowlcdgcd to be one of ills brightest ornl-
menis
Miidlesex is one Of the most fourishing coun-
ties in Tidewater, and while the negroes form
more than half Its population IL has been singu-
larly exempt from negro domination. lhe
county Is a long peninsula between the Kappa
hammock and Pianka,ank rivers. Oystciins
fishing, and farming are the remuneEativc pur-
suits Of the people.
NONE BUT DEMOCRATS.
Mathews has Il white population largely in ex-
cess Of the negroes. Some parts OF the county
continued villages. The people are largely Gu
gagged In fishing and Clustering. This beautiful
county lies between the Last river ana tnesI-
pease bay. Tho people are enthusiastic Dein0-
Gratis and nobody bus Democrat need apply
for once in that county. As yet Nv hctanIIls1
has 10 opposition. lie has been assisted IN bis
canvass by Mr. Marquis Jones. Of Gloucester.
who has stunped thetwo counties and 10 whose
meetings the people have hooked.
Judge Warner 4. Jones, OF Gloucester, who
has been sick for several weeks, Is still confined
~ his room. The many friends o. the Judge i'm
patiently await his restoration 10 health.
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IMPROVED AND VACANT PROPERTY.
BY X. II. Chafiin & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. / north Tenth street.

A UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE
N LOTS ON ASHLAND, CLAIBORNE RAN
DOLPH, AND BLAIR STREETS IN THE
GLOWING WEST END.-Wo will sell by public
auction on tho premises, on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1891.
NJ o'clock =. NJ, the following LOlS-viZ.: 3S5
FEET on Randolph street near northeast corner
Randolph and Wnder streets, running back to
an alley 90 FEET e lots on north line OF Blair,
between Washington and Randolph streets ex-
tending back TO an alley: IS FEET on Claiborne
street near Randolph street and running back
TO an nlley:1S FEET on Ashland street near
Randolph and running back to an alley. These
are BILE lots, located on good streets IN the
growing and improving West End. Tho owner
is a nonresident and wishes TO change his in-
yestmcnt. therefore do not fail 20 be on hand to
embrace this opportunityof securing bargains.
Sale will commence on Randolph street near
Wuder at o'clccs l.. Il. sharp.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced at hour OF
sale. *. u. CHAfflN Co,
OLA AuctiOneers.
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AUCTION SALES-rhis Day.
BY N. W. Bowc.
Real Estate Aucttouccr.
SALE OF TWO EX-
u cEII.ENT NEARLY-NEw FRAME
DWELLINGS,,
s,r,,ArRp ON WEST SIDE or TnIRrY-FIRsT
STREET BETWEEN X AND STREETS,
AT AUCTION.

nv virtue OF decd OF trnst from Knsc L.
Jefferson ann Ennis Dickerson, DR., 70 the un.
dcrsivned ma trustees, dated October z, $780, and
recorded in Hcnrico County Court In Deed-Bcos
i33, "A,r page 1G1. We will. by direction % tho
hoiderr OF tho notes thereby secured, sell by
bubble auction, on tho promises. ON
SATURDAY. OcronEa IL, 1891,
a, < o'clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY conveyed in
sa,d decd. Consisting OF the two houses above
referred to, which are new two-.tory frame
honscs with four rooms each, and the lot upon
which they stand fronting 40 feet ana running
back l3s fee, TO an alley 10 feet Wide. These
snue houses are In nice repair, will rent well,
ord descrve tho attention of investors in that
rapidly-improying section Of our suburbs.
1rRys: Cash sufficient TO pay the expenses OF
soic and any taxes that may be due and N dis
charge note for 81 900, with interest from DC,
tober 10. 1891, and protest fees thereon: and
also 10 discharge a note for sl64.So, with in
terest from tho 10th OF April. 1891. and protest
tocs and tho residue Of tho purchase-Inoncy NJ
such time, and to be secured IN anch manner
"a Tho grantors I'm said deed may dre.t, or In
cas ~ failure 70 give such dir elton as the trus-
tees NAV see M. N. W. BOWIE,
X K. RICHARDSON,
oc11 Trustees.
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Daily. ,~ocp,N.fIADr>

SARA 49,
Nos. IL, 3;5, AnI So mas -.- i.i'
and rs stop on signal ~ mo-
and Chester. Nos 81 ana
Manchester, DreWrys. ,.h .'..t.r ~
No % stops on signal a. N'- s. !
passengers purchss.ns TX ...f -
ting-pisces Tor thls tram s''.- 4 b 81
ScS 81. Is, 81, -. $50. i''
will ston on signal ~ al sih 'i..5. RAJ.
pVlIMA>-1 Az ..... .-'4-
On Train Nos. Ii an % I'D -
tween New York and lamp ~ - g
yille,. On Traln Nos Ia A. ll !
between New YORK ani ,h'. ...... N.s
Nos. ~ and rs slceping-sais - ~
and Jacksonville. On TrAN go .y-'-f
sleeping-cars between Richii''"" s,.
T aI ONLY ALl~RAlL Line 'Nr.,.
richmond ika a. 500 4 Nj. Norfolk -.''. Z
pichmoni s5:i5 Z. NJ. Nosie-A.''t.' ..tl :
SnrsaIs .s.i5 2. II. h.'An'o. - (
Sos,oiS 1900 4. ". Ran "a .'. .''-,..ii 4 N
NJ r,e ,r.;ns leaving Richmon 81 ...s.4 J
Norsolt ~ 4P. n. are solid yam, ,..,...s y
two points, aud passengers Ky 80. - 10 -
change OF cars. Close coaneN'p n. "a
~ ps,srsburs by the - - "A \
a. All th,.s:33 A. VI tia-' -'.
i'; T r leaying Richmond ~ i.'.'.si s 1
,,.,op N and arriy.rs as hicA.'..'.'..a i
NJ. and l:4o L. M. pisko close l,asa9-is
tersburs 10 and hon taim''"' Il. :. -
southwestern points s.,e,isi'-s.'
RTD. NyxRs. General saps, . ...s'I ~
4. r. xxSssoS. General fss'sA
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Failures During Last Week.

New YoEE, October 1G,-The business
failures occurring throughout the country during
the last week number fer the United states, ~
Canada, 32-totaI, go, against 30 for last week
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By Frank d. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioncers.
BY Joseph II. Houseworth. Auctioneer.

by Joseph III. HOuseWorth' Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SOME OF
L THE FINEST LANDS IN ORANGE COUN-
TY, VA, AND \ LARGE FLOUR AND GltlsT-
MILL.-ln execution Of the deed OF trust from
X. 7. Graves and wife 10 tho undersigned dated
August 70. 1886, and duly recorded. and being
thereto required by the creditors secured, will
sell ly public auction. on tho premises, al Thorn
Hill, Orange county, Va, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 90. 1891,
at IL o'clock A. NJ, the LANDS conveyed by
tho said deed Of trust. Tho tract contains
1850 ACRES. large portion Of II IS very
fine, equal To any land in Piedmont Viz
giuia In the production OF grain and grass. The
dwelling is large and comfortable coz, with all
ei AS a whole. but # a satisfactory price cannot
be obtained for it then 1t will be offered IN fol-
loving lots:
=. Tho TEXAS AND TANDY TRACT, con-
tanning 23S ACRES.
3. Tie JACOB GRAVES TRACT, containing
/. Tho DIR. GOODWIN TRACT. containing
303 ACRES.
5. The BROOKS TRACT, containing oil
ACRES.
All tho above tracts contain excellent land. and
any one Of them would mako a most desirable
farm, being well watered, with sufficient timber.
on the same day, at I O'clock l.. NJ, on the
premises. the LARGE FLOUR AND GRIST-
MILL known as BROOKS MILL, with 26 ACRES
OF LAND. THIS mill Is located IN fine farm
ing country four miles from the T., +. and =.
railroad has large run Of custom; capacity
ten barrels Eour and fifty bushels corn per day.
Terms: Ono fourth cash; balance on credit
of one, two, and three years, purchasers TO give
bonds for deferred payments. bearing interest
from date, ana secured by trust-deed.
For further Information apply 10 the trustee.
JOHN q. WILLIAMS. Trustee.
ORANGE, Va, September "a, 1891.
aa a-s,4t
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Tho WecLlv Hispatcs.

An eieht-page. G4-column newspaper and
magazine Of general information. IS only
81 per annum.
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SMITH AND WIFE VS.. NICHE AND AIS.

VS. Leake, Clerk Of the Circuit Court o'
Henrco county. certify that the bond required
Of h. II. Nash, the special commissioner by inc
decree In said cause Of October 3, 1891, has bee
duly given.
Given under my uand this Sth day of October,
1881. w. :. LhAKE,
&C 10 Ilefk.
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AUCTION sALES-Future Dsys:
by N. w. Bowc,
Real Estate Auctionccr.
u,RUSrEE'S SALE By AUCTION
VALUABLE wEsT-END LOTS,
erruATED ON GROVE AVENUE AT THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF GROVE
AVENUE AND VINE STREET.

nv virtue OF decd OF trust from Charles Z.
Steoi 10 tho undcrsigncd. dated March IL, 1888,
duly recorded in Deadlock No 126 "a" page
o5s. IN tho Clerks Office Of i,enrlco County Court.
default having been made In tho payment oil
notes therein secured, and being required 80 70
do by the beneficiary therein, NO Will soil by auc
ton, on the promises, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 90. 1901,
Mt o'clock 7. NJ. tho PROPERTY dcscribed IN
said deed ns fronting 40 7-l2 feet on Grove
avenue, and running back 40 e-l2 feet to an
aIley In common 20 feet wide. being known as
lot No. $50 In tho plan OF Sidney. These lois
adioin Aliens Grove, are less than one square
west OF the city limits, and are beautifully stu-
a,cd for building purposes. being hich ana dry
and In two squares OF the Lee monument. Fur
tber comment IL deemed unnecessary.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance In SIX.
twelve, and eighteen months, for negotiable
notes bearing per cent. interest from date OF
ale md secured by deed of trust upon the
property. Sale subject 10 the confirmation OF
the Court. LOUIS kAWLiN1s,
is. RAND. WELLFORD,
oc10 Trustees
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H2ezsxe>zH- Gz1 &NAon<E
Il CO-PARTNERsHlPs.
OF PARTNEKSHIP.

The firm o. Bowman. Boswell & Shunsn. here
tofore engaged IN the Real Estate and Insu-
rance business, at No. 1901 east Nam street, IN
tho city OF Richmond, Is dissolved from this date
by mutual cohscnt
the AGENCY OF TIE BkOOKLlN LIFE INSU-
RANCE COMPANY, including all old business
pertaining TO the same.
Mr.. JOHN !. BOSWELL, JR., viii engage In tho
RIAL ESTATE BiSINE.SS IRON and after this
date. lu all other rrm matters Mr.. q. \. Shu-
man will use the Arm name n liquidation.
Mr. q. NORRIS Si.u NAN will continue at tho
old stand, l2Ol east slain, the STATE AGENCY
OF THE IfNITED \ GATES MUTUAL ACCIDENT
ASSOCIATION and LOCAL AGENCIES OF ALL
FIRE COMPANIES HELD BY THE FIRM.
4. II. BOWMAN,
JOHN I. BOSWELL, JR.,
u. n. SHu MAN.
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BY J. Is. Elan 81 Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street.
NHE ATTRACTIVE AND WE'LL
l. LOCATED MODERNLY CONSTRUCTED,
DETACHED TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING
No. 2O6 SOUTH BELVlDERE STREET
TO BE SOLD By PUBLIC AUCTION.

BY request Of the owner we will sell by public
auction. on the promises. on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1891.
NJ O'Clock Z. NJ. the ABOyE-NAMED NEWLY
BUILT, VERY SUBSTANTIAL AND A1TkAC-
TIVE DETACHED BRICK DWELLING on the
west side Of Belyidere street south Of and near
Cumberland street, containing seven rooms.
we'll arranged having tho usual conyenlences
and In good order; the lot fronting 20 feet and
running back between parallel lines about lOb
feet,
This dwelling is conveniently and pleasantly
situated, two squares southeast from Monroe
Park, is comparatively new, thoroughly we'll
built. OF the size and character now most In de-
mand by investors for rental PURPOSES, and Is In
oil respects n really desirable home
TERMS: one third cash balance by negotiable
notes at six and twelve months, with interest
anded, ana secured by deed Of trust.
&C Is j. b. ELAN X Co, Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-17

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
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ING HOUSE.