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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-14

In exection Of deed Of trust made by ko-
bert r, MOrfiss to James Alfred Jones ana Jonn
A. M@ediih. az trustees, bearing date Noyen-
Dor - 1869. and duly recorded, !, as surviving
trustee, being thereto required by the creditor
secured and In obedience 20 decree o. tue
Chancery Court Of the city OF Richmond, entered
March g. 1891, In the cause Of Morris, trustee.
rs tho Virginia state Insurance CON pa pan, WIN
and q, tho Brosd-street entrance Thereon, I'd the
city of Richmond, Va, on
THURSDAY, sEPrEMRYR a., 1892,
at IL o'clock NJ, tho VALUABLE FARM above
referred 20. situated Ia Henrico county, on the
east side OF tho Mechanicsyiilo turnpike, upon
which il has a long front running along said
turnpike to the Chicahominy river and contain
ing $50 ACRES, moro or less, embracing, be-
sides the excellent highland, quantity OF
Chicahominy fairgrounds, large area OF the
finest truck lands, and sufiiciency woodland.
The buildings consist OF dwelling with the
usual out-buildings and some other settlements,
such as tenants houses, &C.
There are few estates combining more eie-
menis OF value than this In the nrst place, u
IL a largo estate very near 90 tho city OF Rich
mond on an excellent road, and embracing
some OF the best trucking land IN The county, tne
soil being similar 10 tbat OF the noted yegotapie
section OF Hanover county. Then. again, its near
ness TO a growing city, such as Richmond now IL.
iustines the hope OF a very largely-increaseo
value in few years and again, it is said 70 con-
tain incxhaustible quantities OF tne very nnes'
clay for pottery, nre-brtck. thing, SC.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay expenses OF exc
cntiug the trust aud TO discharge debt amount
ing 20 sl2.229.37, with interest," on sO,5lS'4o,
part thereof from June IL, 1890. at per cent,
aud on slS5.10. another part thereof from June
IL, 1890, at q per cent and the residue tthe
grantor and his assigns failing 10 prescribe the
terms as tOit) upon credits OF one or TWO years Va
equal amounts, with interest added ana secured
bs deed OF trust upon the property
JAMES ALFRED JONES,
SOD Surviving trustee.
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by Suttun q Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
1014 Main street.
rURUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A
i NEW DETACHED FRAME DWELLING,
SITUATED ON THE WEST SIDE OF ENsLOW
AVENUE BETWEEN HIGHLAND AND By RON
STREETS (HIGHLAND PARK, II y X lCO
COUNTY.-By virtue OF a certain deed OF trust
from John @. Ross 70 tho undersigned trustee,
dated August II, 1891, and Of record In the
clerks ONCE OF Henrico County Court. Decd
Book 1876 A, page 3S7, default having been made
in the payment Of portion OF the debt secured
thereby, and hAylng been directed 50 70 do by
the beneficiary therein, shall proceed to sell at
public auction, upon the premises. on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1892,
at so o'clock P. NJ, the PROPERTY described
as above Tho house contains SIX or seven
rooms and Is comparatively new. The lot fIonIs
IS feet aud runs back between parallel lines
40 feet to an alley 20 feet wide. Tho electric
car line passes within half block Of this pro-
periy.
TsRMs: Cash as TO expenses OF sale and TO
pay OIL tho sum Of s459.34, with interest from
August II, 1892; q credit as to s4so34 until
August, 1898, and further credit az 10 Sol l.34
until August II, 1894; the balance upon terms
to be announced nj sale.
FRANK T. SUTTON, Trustee.
SUTTON & Co., Auctioneers. sea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-14
THE DOG BURNED IN THE BUILDING.
Narrow Escape of mr.. Cunningham and
FamiIy-Aid Needed.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.]
ScoTTsvuLE. September 12.-Hews has
lust reached here that James Cunningham,
q renter on the farm of MIR. A. @. Horsley.
near Manteo, in Buckingham county. had
his house and all it contained destroyed
by FIRE few nights ago, he and his wife
and children barely escaping with their
lives. Even the dog was burned IN the
building. The fire occurred about
O'clock az night, and its origin is not
stated. Mr.. Cunningham is a good and
industrious citizen, and this loss IL very
heavy on him. The case should excite
81 mpathy and aid from generous public.
MI. Harris Hancock. son of Colonel r..
j. Hancock. of "Ellersle." who has been
spending his vacation Of his lovely home,
viii sail in few days for Berlin. Germans,
TO resume his studies in tho University of
Berlin.
Miss Annie L. Farrar leaves tomorrow
for Churehland. Norfolk county, to re-
sumo her class in music at the Churchland
Academy.
Miss Rosa 8. Farrar leaves tomorrow
for Charlottesville to resume her studies
at tho Albemarle Female Institute.
at the "Gypsy Camp" festival at Wesley
chapel, Fluysnna. the gross receipts
amounted to about $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-14
A POLITICAL SCARE.
THE MOTT FACTION WILL SUPPORT
The THlRD-PARTy TICKET.
Ioorrcsponaence q ,ne Rlchmond nIsnn,ch.l

Correspondence Of me Richmond DispatcA.l
Rnx1cR. N. O.. September i2.--The
statement OF .. @. L. Harris that the Mott
faction Of North Carolina Republicans viii
support the rhird-party ticket was q sur
prise 10 some. The activity Of Mr.. Harris
in engineering the recent Third-party
convention was well known. AT the Re
publican State Convention the Mott fac
tion were completely shut out; they had
no voice in anything. They have little
10 hope for from Republicans and nothing
from Democrats; therefore Il is perfectly
natural for them 10 seek tho fold OF the
the election OF the Third party State
ticket, and tho only effect OF the action Of
Motifs men viii be the weakening of the
Republican ranks.
A roRMxR RICHMOND LADY GONE.
The death OF Mrs. John T. Thomas.
which occurred here yesterday, was par
ticniarly sad Mrs. Thomas was formerly
Miss Iockhkrt, daughter of Captain John
Isockhart, OF Richmond. The evening be-
fore she died she in tho best Of spirits en-
tertained several friends. Her death was
very sudden. She was bride OF few
months.
tNFOhbJt ChNNAo~.
The Democratic canvass is being vigor-
ousiy pushed in every part of the State.
Democrats are determined that the people
ehail be thoroughly educated in sound
doctrine" Last night at the stevenson
msss-meeting there were some good Demo-
cratic speeches. The State rs being tho.
roughly covered by competent orators, and
their work Is having good effect. There
comes daily news OF the downfall OF some
Third-party orator. Many OF the Third
party local speakers in several counties
have cancelled their engagements. Ihis
is a campaign of education IN North Caro-
lima.
BIO AFFAIR.
The Raleigh centennial is going TO be
big affair. 1t is being extensively adveT-
tlsed all over the country. The show-bills
are quite attractive. There will be many
unique features. The State Fair. held
during tho same week. will. Secretary Aver
SAYS, be the largest and best ever held.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-14
The Doctors still Bamed.

DANvIILE. Va, September 13.-It was
thought this morning that +. Nj. Hamlin's
child YVES dead and it was so reported, but
the little fellow rallied and his condition
was somewhat improved this afternoon.
He is still dangerously i'll. The case con-
tinues TO battle the doctors.
The Democrats have rented Masonic
Hall for the campaign and the club will
keep open doors and whoop up the cause
till election-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-14
HANGED ON A wHIrE.oAK TREE.
Murderer Ailisen Lynehcd Despite His
Pleas for mercy r.t,le Regret,

Especial telegram 70 tho Dispatch-l
Mt. AIRY, n. c.. September 49,
Thomas Allison, the murderer of three
tnan-ona Ia Sullivan county, Tenn. one
IN Statesville. N. G., and the last one. w.
II. Brown, on the streets of AIT. AIRY
about three weeks ago, was found THIS
morning early hanging. from white-oak
tree two miles this side OF Dobson, our
coun " scat. Ho had been taken from the
iail by masked mob and lynched. Al
the last term OF court his case was post
poned and number of our best people
became enragcd. believing that he wonia
fail of the gallows. Last night eoout
O'Clock about twenty men went 70 .ne
lail pretending to have prisoner, anu
upon the jailer's opening the uoo5 tney
went in and overp owered him.
no REGREr.
Securing the key 10 the cell they TOOK
Allison ont IN his night.clothes and de spite
his pleas swung him up to. the tree.
There is little regret expressed by any
one over the affair. rs he was undoubtedly
ouiltv. There is no clue as TO who COM
nosed the posse that did the Work:
plenty Of horse-tracks could be seen, but
could hardly be traced. Your correspond
emf learns OF a number OF horses taken
from different stables last night and fonnd
this morning loose in the stable-yards
with brides on. The body OF Allison was
taken down after the coroner's inquest
and will be sent TO his people, at States
villa fO-mOrrOw.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-14
a REPUBLICAN RUMPUs.
The Party Organ Will support the Exnm
Tiekst--stevenson Reception.

Tfekst-Stevenson Reception.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
R.IFteH. N. c., September 1S.--The Sig
mai. the organ Of the Mott wing Of the Re-
publican party, will create sensation to-
morrow. 1t will attack in unmeasured
terms the Republican State Convention.
and will say: "The platform adopt ed is of
no avail because the demand for the I'M
conditional repeal Of the county-eovern-
rent system not only raises the negro issue.
but is opposed by many Republicans. 1t
would be a great calamity if by any means
Raves and his venal and corrupt negroes
should be put in control Of the eastern
counties. They would rob and plumber as
they did twenty-three years ago. Know
ing that the nomination of the Furches
ticket has q strong tendency to lose Harrl-
son the electoral vote and ruin forever the
Republican party here, it Is our duty TO
oppose this ticket, and TO do all we can to
bring about q crushing defeat for 1t. This
we shall do without regard to personal or
political consequences. Every phase OF the
political situation justffies and approves
this action, and we have the hrm
support of Mott, Russell. and hundreds OF
other Republicans-white and colored.
Our advice is to vote against the Demo-
cratic annex headed by Furches. Vote Tor
the ticket headed by Exum as matter OF
principle in order to secure the two r,ain
results which are paramount. with every
Republlcan--hrst.to secure the electoral
vote for Harrison; second, to secure the
destruction of the Democratic party in
North Carolina. The ticket headed by
Furches is simply and solely an auxiliary
to the Democratic party-really teaser
to rouse the energies OF the old Bourbons.
The very men who forced the nomination
know that the ticket cannot be elected
do not expect that it will be elected. Pos
sessed OF this knowledge, why they IN
sisted on nominating a ticket IS mystery
70 every man who Is endowed with any
political sense.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
Democratic Chairman Summons states
tonight that he will leave tomorrow for
Asheyille TO meet General Stevenson. In
the reception party will be ex-Chairmnn e.
q. Smith Secretary of-State Coke, State.
Auditor Sanderlin. Secretary Beckwlth. OF
the State Association OF Clubs, and Mayor
Badger, of Raleigh. Others will Join the
party, which will finally number abouc
loo. At the special request of Chairman
Simmons Paul b. Means, representing the
Central Committee, and j. S. Grant, repre-
senting the General Executive Committee,
will 60 10 Paint Rock, on the TENNESSEE
line, to welcome General Stevenson,
Specials tonight say that both Third
PARTY aud Democratic conventions in the
Third Senatorial District were held at
Roxabel to-day. At the former j. w.
Early was nominated and the latter o. w.
Mitchell was nominated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-14
snpseme Court caseA
,oaesaf satoVraf, 10 ana ni.pa,c

SrAuSros. Va. September is.-This was
the second day OF the Court Of Appeal.
here. Saunders u PEBBLES was submitted
by Caskie q Coleman. of Nelson, for appel.
liant and 3. h. Whitehead for appellee,
liant and Caskie Il Coleman for appellees.
This latter Is libel case from Nelson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-14
Rcpor,s from Reidsviiie.

Correspondence the Richmond Dispa'en,I
RrrnsyrtIg. N. c., September 19.-This
section was visited by fine rain last night.
II viii do the crops much good. as it was
badly needed.
in Yesterday. and as the train approached
the station negro man jumped on and
was seriously injured. "
Mr.. w. J. Carter. of Richmond, va
secretary and treasurer OF the Horseoreeu-
ers' Association of Virginia. is IN the city,
the guest of James ". Be,hell, OF the
Reidsville Driving Park. While here Mr..
Carter will make a visit to the Bethel
stock farm in the Meadows.
Mrs. DIR. Stafford. of Burlington, N. O.,
il the guest of Mrs. 8. @. Penn.
Rev. ID. /. Craig and George Denny left
this morning TO attend the presbytery at
Mehane n c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-14

npht In this State Ia virtually between The
Democrats aud their old enemy, the Re-
publican party, and the white people will
meet the issue btavely on eiection-day.
Senator hanson arrived in town today.
He considers. the State perfectly safe for
Cleveland and Carr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-14
MOL Riehm ms
daily.
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Nos. IL, 80, aud 81 mako n1 ..,..
"a. aud a. stop on signal =. No.. AlAQ
rvs, Centralia, and Chester. s.. y',a
signal at Manchester only fr-r,.- a \
chasing Tickets T. regular st9f..'-, t,n ~
this train south Of Petersburg g.. tfa y
81. 80, 90, ~, ~ 81, ~. sut assn o.
signal at all stations
Pullman Palace Buffet Slos.Iry..,.
through trains. On Irala ST.. ,- ~
Sieeplng-Cars between Mchm..l s-t. %
burg, Va re
NEW LINE TO ATLASrt
Leaving Richmond glj AN. t.-.
irving at Weldon AZ 1910 +. a. s,f, -iE
At 300 A. ~. va. ). A. /. THr.I,. A.Na
Richmond 20 Welion.sni WelI.rt n
THE ONLY ALL-RAlL LINE 80 v,ss.
LEAVE t.f.., u
Richmond 200 A. NJ. Norfolk r,.
Richmond .'5:45 2. n. Norf.r. u
Norfolk '7.3O A. NJ. Rrhn..t ~
Norfolk .. 400 T. N. krln..I u
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two points, and passenger D.. .H.. Il -
change OF cars. Close com ...... '.'.a
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p. NJ. trans from Richmond Or rl --fA
Trains leaving Richmond no at q t...
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CHOIR Foa THs FIFE MEETINGS.
Carolina Dsmocrsts Dssermined 70 Win
An she Triangular Campaign.

fcorrespondence o. the Richmond DisDatch.l
WxfDos. N. c.. September l3.--The 6rst
choir practice for the Fife meetings, which
viii convene here the 18th, WIS held at
the Baptist church here last night. The
choir * composed OF about 100 singers
selected from tho Methodist. Baptist, and
Episcopal churches.
There Is nothing lukewarrn about the
North Carolina Democracy. The Demo-
Gratis Of this State were never more deter
mined IN their lives 70 win than ip this tti-
angle campaign. One side OF the triangle
Bis ski on the part Of DIR. Exnm 70 hold
bis aide pp sTsn until the election. Tbs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-14
BY II. Seldom Taylor s. Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Ofice III Bank street.
UIRUSTEE'S SALEOF HOUSE AND


TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND
i LOT ON THE NORTH SIDE OF CARY
STREET, SECOND DOOR EAST OF FlF-
TENTH STREET, DESIGNATED BY
STREET NUMBERS 1904 AND 1906, BEING
THE SANE RECENTLY OCCUPIED BY THE
SOUTHERN MACHINE SAW-WORKS.-By
virtue Of q certain deed Of trust executed
by Joseph G. Ross and wife 10 me as trustee,
dated December 9. 1891, and duly recorded III
the Clerks ofice Of Richmond Chancery Court,
in Deed Book IA b, page 364, will proceed to
sell, at public auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1892,
at o'clock p. ~. the Aforementioned Pro
PERTY, which Is n part Of the same conveyed
by the said deed Of trust
The LOT fronts 37x5S feet. and the improve
ments consist of a one-stOry building, which COW
ers tho entire lot.
TERMS: One third cash balance at six, twelve,
aud eighteen months, notes with interest added
and security by deed Of trust.
WILLIAM p. DgSAUSSURE,
TruGfpa
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coplous RAINS ON THE COAST.
Drought in the Interior Also Broken-De-
puty-Sheriff jackson Acquitted.


correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, September 10. - The
drought in this section, which was fast
getting annoying. was broken to-day by
copious rains, which promise to de-
velop into the eQuinoctial. The farmers
were greatly complaining of the dryness
affecting the truck stuff IN the ground,
such as turnips, kale, and spinach, ana
had come to the conclusion that the crop
would be cut of considerably. UP the
Atlantic and Danville railroad the streams
were dry, and the cattle, it is said, suffer.
ing in consequence.
CAPTAIN MEADs GONE.
Captain Richard p. Meads a prominent
citizen Of Portsmouth. died at his home.
on Randolph street, this morning. of
Brights disease. He was shipbuilder
and leading workman in the construction
department Of the navy-yard, and during
the war was an assistant constructor In
the Confederate navy.
Deputy Sheriff T. J. jackson. of the
county, was acquitted before Justice j..
T. Griffin to-day of culpability in shooting
and killing the negro desperate Edward
Hurdle. The nine other negroes captured
by the deputy in the gambling house were
fined by the Justice and bound over TO
keep the peace. .,
Mrs. Lulie s. Baylor, wife of Rev. Will
liam II. Baylor. pastor Of Scottsville Bap-
fist church, in the county, died yesterday:
She was daughter of Mr.. j. NJ. Oils. OF
Amelia county, and only rs years of age.
LEAKING BRIG.
The Brig Edith, Captain G. H. Handy.
from New York to HaytI. put IN here leak
ing to-day, having been damaged In bloW
off the Bermudas.
Hon. Elias Carr. candidate for Governor
of North Carolina. and Hon. Thomas D..
Jarvis, of that State. arrived here this
morning and left this afternoon for klns-
ton, where they expect to address big
gathering tomorrow.
Assistant Observer w. Day has been re-
moved from the Norfolk Signal Station
and sent to New York.
The Methodist Preachers Association is
urging that the annual convention OF the
Virginia Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton in February be held IN Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-14

Resr.Admiral John G. Howell died at
Folkston. England. Monday. During the
war he took o prominent part In the South
Atlaatie and Gull biockading work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-14
By George ". Mayo, AuctiOnOer.

BY George W. Mayo, Auctionoer.
DARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNl-
Il TURE, VASES, &c, AT AUCFloN.-by
direction OF the owner, who Is disconfinning
housekeeping. I will sell az the residence, NO.
3I4 west Clay street. at 1890 A. NJ,
FRIDAY. sEPTBNBER 10, 1892,
One VERY GOOD PLUSH PARLoR sulT' wal
nut frames;
PARLOR CARPET, 40 good as new ,-,,u,.,
some LARGE and HANDSOME ORNAMENTAL
VASES; ..,<,,,,,,,.,
Two VERY FINE LARGE BRONZE FIGURES;
MASSIVE WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT;
HANDSOME WALNUT WARDROBE, with
Psychologists mirrors in doors; -.
WALNUT EXTENSION-TABLE CHAIRS, BUZZ
FIT. TOILET SET, CHINA, GLASS, and
CROCKERY, STEEL ENGRAFING., kUGs,
and variety Of USEFUL HOUSEHOLD
ARTICLES. Everything In unusually nice
condition.
sei4 GEORGE w. MAYO, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-14
THE MEETING AT MERRY HILL.
A Large Crowd and Democratic Enthu'
siasm-Diphthe ria--Typhoid-Fever.

siasm--Diphtheria-- Typhoid-Fever.
ICorrcspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WINDSOR, N. O., September i2.--Messrs.
u. 4. Outlaw ana +. ID. Winston addressed
the Democratic voters at Merry Hill Satur.
day. They report large audience and
much enthusiasm oil the meeting.
The Rev. u. 4. Harrison began o pro-
tracted meeting at the Methodist church
Yesterday. The Rev. MIR. Stainback. OF
Weldon, N. O., came over Saturday to Is
sist him.
George Baker, aged Is. died yesterday at
the residence of William n. Sanderlin, his
brother in-law, of typhoid-feyer.
Lizzie, aged 5. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Aaron S. Rosene. died yesterday OF diph-
liberia. Two Older girls are very sick with
ia, but are considered 70 be improving.
Three children OF James A. Davis are
also sick with Il, but they are thought to
be out Of danger. These are the only
families that have been attacked.
FRxz rsOHT.
There was big free fight Saturday
night in which dozen drunken men wero
engaged. Joe Perry was struck on the
head with beer bottle. and physician
had 70 be called ~ 10 sew up his wounds.
snd George williford, bystander. bad
bis hand and arm cut 80 badly by piece
OF broken glass that be also required sur
picaf nss,staQCo.
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PROPOSALS..
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA
OFFICE or TIRE STATE BOARD or


CONMOSwEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
OFFICE OF TIE Srkfx BOARD or
BUILDING COMMISSIONERS,
STATE CAPITOL RICHMOND, August 20, 1892.
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ received at this ONCE until i2 NJ. SRPTEM-
BIER %, 1892, for the erection and completion
OF the STATE LIBRARY BUILDING a. Rich
mond, Va
Plans, Specifications, and General Instruc-
tions TO Bidders may be seen nc the ONCE Of the
architect, w. NJ. P0INDEXTER, 1920 F street,
Washington, j. c., and at this Office on and
after August 90, 1892.
No bid will be- considered unless accompanied
By certified check, for $4,000, made payable
20 the President OF the state Board OF Building
Commissioners, az security for the execution
Of n contract for tho work, with n bond in the
penalty Of $4,000.
The board reserves the right 20 reject any
ana all bids. p. w. MCKINNEY,
Governor Of Virginia and President OF the
State Board OF building Commissioners.
an 27-30t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-14
A UCTIoN SALE OF A
VALUABLE VACANT LOT

VALUABLE VACANT LOT
ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET. BETWEEN
MADIsoNAND MONROE STREETS.
THIS Is THE PLACE FOR YoUTo MAKEA
SAFE AND PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.
NO MONEY HAS EVER BEEN LOST BIZ
INVESTORS IN WEST BROAD
STREET PROPERTY.
Al the request Of the owner we WIZ oter tnis
desirable LOT for sale. on tho premises, on
MONDAY TUE 10TH DAT OF sEPTknBER. 1879,
at O'Clock r. NJ. This LOT fronts 20 feet ana
falI 10 attend this sale. We mean business.
TERMS: One third cash: the balance AZ SIT,
twelve and eighteen months notes with intercat
IL. SELDOM TAYLOR & SON,
AHA Auctonoers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-14

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A TRULY
i VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE RESI-
DENCE. CONTAINING 100 ACRES, AT AMELIA
COURTHOUSE, VA.-By virtue Of a certain deed
OF trust executed to me, the undersigned, by John
A. Wallace and Mary +. W alace. his wife, bear
ing date on October IA. 1891, and recorded in
Deed Book 40, page 377, in the Clerk Office OF
the County Court Of Amelia county, will, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 1892,
at IL o'clock ~, In front Of Amelia courthouse,
Virginia offer for SALE by public auction, 10 the
highest bidder that VERY VALUABLE FARM
containing 100 ACRES upon which said John A.
Wallace resides. about three quarters OF mile
from the courthouse building aud adjoining the
lands of tho late Joseph Is. Dunn, Samuel b.
Schefellin, and others
The improved land, wood, water, and dwelling
house, with all necessary out-buildings IN good
order, make this a most desirable residence.
Free "ingress and egress allowed purchaser TO
seed wheat or make any other preparations for
next years crops, and entire possession given
on January l, 1893.
Terms: Cash. MEADE HAShlNS,
au 3l-M4t Trustee.