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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-25
EDNo IS. Dec I ,is92. McJunkin a GaIbreath
traArr.

attorneys.
All the right tile. interest and clam OF Sa-
Tah Kelly. being a life estate OF Sarah Kelly In
90 acres OF land. more or less situate In Ne-
mango township Butler county "a. uuuded as
follows. to wit: ON the north by lands now or
formerly OF Michael Conway and Daniel Kelly;
east by lands now or formerly of Daniel Kelly
and james Kelly; south by lands now or for
mcrly Oi Murrin; west by lanfs BOW or formerly
OF Jana son heirs being the same lands which
DayIu Kelly. late Of said township. died seized
The interest OF said sarah Kelly IN said lands
consisting Of her right 10 receive the Interest
annually accrulng on onc-thlrd of the appraised
value OF said land. as shown at the partition
proceedings thereof az - No G.. Dec I, io~j. la
the Orph ms Court of Buti-r county. Pa. Seized
aud taken In execution - the property OF st-
rah Kelly al the suit Of RebeccG Mcconnell now
CARSON guardian. Tor use Of John Berg Co.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-25
EDNo IS Dec T. 1892. MeJunkin q Galbreath

the right. title Interest and claim OF j J
Kelly, OF In and TO W acres of lani. more or
less situated In Nenango town
ship. Butler county. "a, bounded
as iollDws. to-wit: on the north by Jackson
Morrow IT al. east by Elizabeth Patterson and
NJ Kelly, south by Murrin heirs, west by ID r
Kelly; mostly cleared and under good state or
cultivation. with n frame hOrSe and outhuild-
tngs thereon, being purpaTt No Z OF the real es
tate Of u vld Kelly deed as shown at O G No
% Dee Z. lass. Seized and taken in execution
as the property OF J Kelly Gt the suit of Re
becca Mcconnell (now Carson, guardian for
use OF John Berg & co.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-25
E D sil5 aud iie. De- 7: ls9:. Thompson a

All the right title. interest aud claim OF James
uate In Butter borough. Butler county, Pa,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-25


and Charles g. Fowler al the suit Oh = Row Ter
d Mes o. 20 and no Dec T. fs9e. W y
Brandon. attorney.
All the right. title. interest and elAlm oi
Tildcn A Bonner aud Adoiphus VI Welsh. own
eTs etc OF IN and 10 a certain lot OF land. more
less. situate In the village Of kcnireW. fcnr
township Butler county Ia, bounded as toll
lows te-wit: Commencing % feet east OF thr
" = Dunord lot on Main street. thence bf
said lot south ~ deg east pcrehes, thence b1
same street uurth 50 deg east perchc-, ,24s deg
east peTchcs In nConn0guenc.-ing crcekth ucr
BY said creek south So deg west y perrhe>
thence by same south t2h4 deg west 81 pefcht'-.
thence hy same north 80 deg west pvrrhe-.
thence by lands OF ID A keuf ew north iba deg
east n perches % the plrcr pf beginning CON
taiuiug one acre. more or Less said lot being
part OF a larger tract purchrsFd from samuel n
and John n PurylAnce by ID hrvnfreN, oy
deed dated May z. iS;2. and recorded In decd
book No vol 2 pages s35. rs and t2' reference
20 which viii more fully aud at large appear.
subject h1wevr-, 10 all OF and mineral lras r
heretofore made. and excepting All OF. coal
iron ore limestone and all other mineral,
mentioned Ia said lu.l-es togcthcr wltA frAii4e
IrOn-clAd. iron rooted buildings erected tAefe-
On. one being taxI00 iest and the other IaXSv
feet. said buildings being erectea Tor ne par-
pu~e OF Oyereting q lamp black plant tuefeOn.
seized ana taken IN execution as the properly
OF Tllden A Bonner aud Adoipnus NJ Welsh
owners. etc, At the suit Of / Ganier g al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-05
KILLED BY A FALLING scAFFoLo.
sad Accident mt the Miller schoo'-A"
Bore for OIL IN Greene County.

fcorrc.pondonce OF the Richmond D'spa'ch'I
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. May "a SAG
accident occurred at the Miller Manua'
labor School Yesterday about oc.ock'
resul. 'np in the death OF Leonaiu 1.
FaI-her. nm employee Of the WOODWORK uepart-
mont in tho mschinc-shops OF .na.
lie was standing undcr passage-"ny pc'",o ..
two buildings waiting for the whistle 10 oiow
Gov work 10 resume. when gust OF winu
hiew down part Of a scaHod on tho passaie-
way which ;cil upon Mr. Fulcher, knocking niin
ins,n,iblc and otherwise in.nriDg him IN sucn
manaer az 70 cause his oeath last nigh'. DC
ceased was "A graduate Of tho Miller School auv
was a most exemplary young man. IheIuno'1.,
took place this afternoon ana tne in'ci'no ~
mo home rlGce, near acchum's River.
MIR. w. s. Archer, OF Richmond, II IN Steh,rus-
yillc. Greene county. and will supciintehu lhe
putting M Of tho machinery which IS on the way
10 that place fer boring for oil. -,
The Rev John Is. Turpin left for Atlanta na''
this afternoon. whore be Will attend the Sou'h-
ern Baptist Convention. ,,.,,
Mr. Allen Potts, Of Richmond. Is at the UNI
vers.ty. c., .x.
MIR. Edgar yar,hall and Miss Gibson were
married recently nj the home OF the oriues
father nj Nortonsyiie, Greene county.
CAPTAIN N. :. Field. Of Culpeper, brother OF
General Field. OF this county, has moved 10 'ho
neighborhood Of Coyesviile. a. AL.
Hon. T. A. L. Weadock, OF Bay Ciiy. Men,.
Hon. Austin X. Whitney. OF 81. Ciair, Alcn.' &c
cornpnnied by his wife and daughter, and nr.
@. r. Waters, correspondent of the Philadelphia
7s,,fs baltimore san, and other papers, were AT
PARROTS Ho,el this week.
Misses Mabel and Nellie Allan, OF Culpepcr,
are visiting Mrs. L. j. Bibh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-05
THE LEXINGTON PREsBYTERY.
Second Days Proceecings-Tbe Report;
Generally Favorable-NeSt Meeting.
fsnecinl Telegram 70 the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.I
STANTON. Va, May 4.-The devotional
exercises of the Lexington Presbytery to-
day were conducted by the Rev. A. >.
Hamilton. There were present twenty
eight ministers and twenty-seyen elders. Rev5.
g. W. Finley, ID. d., OF the winchester Presoy-
tery, aud &. A. Wilson, of Orange Presbytery,
North Carolina, after the usuai examinations
were received into this body.
DR.. Finley will be installed as pastor OF link
ling-Spring church next sunday morning by
commission consisting Of the following persons:
Reys l.. IS. Johnston. +. j. Brooke, and w. c.
White. Dr. Finley was placed on the committee
TO examine applicants Tor membership III the
prcsbytery on theology.
Kcvs- II. Frank shealy, OF the Lutheran
Church, and Dr. j. s. Gardner, presiding elder
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church. were invited
10 sit as visiting brethren and were introduced
70 the presbytery, and the Rev. A. Synden-
stricker. OF the China mission, member OF
Greenbrier Presbytery. as corresponding men,
0e Rev. G. A. Wilson will be installed as pastor
OF New Providence church the 14th OF this month
by the Rev. +. j. Brooke, j. L. Booker and Dr.
J. A. Quarles.
A resolution was adopted urgently requesting
the committee In charge OF the Columbian tx
position not 10 open the doors on the SabDsth
day. Rev. Dr. James Murray, now OF Decatur,
Ca, was allowed 70 labor outside Of bounds
until the next stated meeting.
TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Commissioners 10 the General Assembly, at
Hct Springs, Ark, the 10Th instant, were APP
pointed as follows: Rev. DR.. J. A. Quarles and
j. b. Bittinger; Alternates-Revs. l.. III. Paul
and L. III. McCue; Elders 4. 9. Morton OF staun-
ton, and Dr. j. u. Hartman, OF Woodville church,
Gilmer county. w. Va: Alternates-A. ii. Roller
Of Mt. Horeb church and 5. W. Holt, OF Mmgo
Flats.
The organization OF new church. called Coal
Greek, near 0lenyiAe, W. Va, was reported.
Tho ueasurers report was read and referred
10 tue Auditing Committee.
The subject OF home missions will be con-
sidered Friday al 10 A. NJ.
The next stated meeting Will be held at the
Warm Springs the 1lth Of October next.
An application for the organization of 9church
at Belington. the present terminus Of the Green
brier and Grafton and West Virginia Central
railroads, In Barbour county, w. Va, was re-
oelved and docketed
Rev. L. ii. sydenstricker was permitted to
labor outside our bounds until the next stated
meeting 20 supply Buchanan church, w. Va,
which IL In connection with the Northern Church
The narrative report was 10 general favorable.
Thirty churches report their pastors salaries
paid in fall, and thirteen report deficiency OF
greater or lees extent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-05

Utter. Al tho altar they we're mot by Rev. John
X. Wool, brother OF the groom. who, In most
impressive and feeling manner, performed the
wedding ceremony.
Tho ushers wore DR.. A. 8. Priddy Professor
Theodore J. Wool, Of Portsmouth, Mr.. J. Warren
Wool. Rev. w. Thorburn Clark, Messre 1. =.
Osborne, Lewis Atkisson, +. Baxter CHM. ~
q. Van Ness, j. Morton White, and Lee W. MOT
ton.
tumo 81 BEDFORD cord, is noted for he rare
beauty. The groom Is q very popular young
man and bids fair 10 rank foremost ia ms pro.
fession. The happy pair were the recipients "
many useful and handsome presents.
AZ the home OF Mrs. X. K. Pettus, sister OF Tue
bride, wedding b-cskfast was given, 70 wnicn
only the ushcrs aud few intimate friends Were
invited. DIR. and Mrs. Wool left on the ai'otnoon
train. They viii reside In Farmvlc In future.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-05
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
nor SALE, A NICE FARM OPm

IL so ACRES, convenient 10 the city. Good 10
buildings. excellent lani-sTOCk, CROPS, and
IMPLEMENTS included. Price 81 800. Call at
once. MANNiNN - olai LIS IL No'i
my 5It 1l04ls Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-05
I N SIS T

"For several years, I was troubled
With inhanmatory rheumatism, being
80 bad at times as to be entirely help
less For the last two years, whenever
I fel, the effects of the disease. ! began
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-05
The Carrico Injunction Case.

ICOrrespOndence OF Inc hIcnInOhd DIspdlc1'J
WYTHEvILIE. Va. May 3.-Judge Z. G..
Burke spent last night in Wytheville on
his way 10 Abingdon, where he Will appear 70
day In defence OF General James A. Walker. Mr..
N. NJ Caldwell. and Mr.. Kirby, OF Grayson coun-
ty before the United States Court. they being re-
duired by said court 10 show cause why they did
not heed the injunction served upon them IN the
cnse of Carrico ps. the Bertha Zinc Company, re-
Gently tried in tho Circuit Court OF Wytne coun-
". The attorneys for the plaintiff In the case
denied the Jurisdiction Of the United States
Court and proceeded with the case. II tho suit
is prosecuted the matter will be carried before
the Supreme bench Of the United States and
will lead TO good deal OF litigation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-05
Confederate Notes Good in West Virginia.

C1INTwooD. Va, May "A young man
~ this town has recently travelled over q
portion Of the State Of West Virginia, and. &C
cording to his own statement, he passed $500 in
Confederate currency in that State. lie found
some one having this sum in said currency ana
paid az in legal tender for It: and then, when
he would have occasion to spend money, he
would present bill OF his Confederate and
ask FOR the change due him. which in most cases,
strange TO say, was received and the change re-
turned. considerable portion OF Il was passed
20 the moonshiners who would supply him WIN
what mOcnshine whissey he wanted and receive
his money in exchange, giving him legal tender
for all that was due him. He was caught IN IN ,
trick several times. but would always protest his
innocence by saying that 1t had been put on
hun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-05
Gordon Land Company settlement.

IIOrfeNpONUNNCHO OF IIO INI-ils1IVIIt DI'P'9V''I
GoBpossy1LLy, May 3.-The stockholders
held their meeting according to previous
announcement yesterday evening, in tne large
room under the Gordon Land Companys onlces.
Dr.. Pendleton presided. The crowd was larger
than Was expected, considering the busy seasoh
Of the wear There was n good many from q
distance and the proxies were numerous. Inc
Old officers were disposed OF with few excep-
tions and new men were elected in Their places.
General Fold was reelected president, and Mr..
Dolphin secretary aud treasurer; but new men
were chosen for directors. They accepted fea-
siDle plan. previously formulated. by which a set
tlement con be arrived at, provided all interest,"
ed comply with the proposed terms.
The warm, growing weather of the past few
DAYS has been showing 10 a great advantage on
gardens, crops, and fruits. There IL plenty OF
fruit left yet. Ihe strawberry and apple bloom
Is quite large. Farmers are busy preparing
their land and planting corn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-05
Wife Murderer Found Guilty.
of the Richmond Dispatcb.l

HILLsyILLE. CARROLL COUNTY, Va, Nav
"a diabolical murder case has just
been tried in the Circuit Court of this
county. On the 17th Of November last,
John Weetherman, formerly OF iadXln coun-
Nv. n. c., killed his wife with an axe,
striking her three times on the head with such
force that any one OF the blows would have
proven fatal. The defence set up the plea OF
"crazy by liquor" when the fact was established
that he had drank very little at the time OF the
crime. 1t was also in evidence that he had ad-
mitted he intended for some time previous 10
the deed TO XIII his wife. The Jury brought III
verdict OF murder in the first degree. Counsel
for defence made tho usual motion TO SET aside
the verdict. This will rot be done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-05
will sell AZ auction on
WEDNESDAY, MAY II, 1892,

AZ II o'clock NJ. at Ruciioneers O1ire. Eleventh
rect, that VALUABLE, PkoDt GIVE Al
TRACTfNE. AND NELL-LOIAiED "a ~
RIVER ESTATE above referred to- containing
4l6 ACRES OF LAND In a fine state of 'eri .lity.
About 1875 acres OF this land IL Jaines-riyer
low-gr0unds and the balance ia level Or gently
rolling highland. especially adapted 20 stock
raising. es Il - natural grassland. am also
grows luxunantly tho cultivated grasses u uu-
usually well watered by running streams, aud
tho whole place Is well fenced.
Ibis n choice property. n Hithin thirty
minutes drive from the city, has an excellent
soil. possesses beauty OF situation and % Views,
lies on tho railroad &C a station. and D. IN the
direction Of the city's best and most rapid
growth.
The dwelling IL plain but commodious, and
the out-buildings, including ice-ho1se, dairy, &c,
are amply sufficient aud IN good order the
barn being the largest and best-auangei m
the south.
All persons. whether intending buyers or not,
are cordially invited to drive out and inspect the
property.
TERMS: One fourth cash. and tho residue At
one. two, and three years for notes, with interest
payable semi-annually. and secured by a trust
qeed. W. r. NhANl,
my4 GraLtand Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-05
PORTSMOUTH AND THE PRESS.
Liberal Appropriation TO the Entertain
meat Fund--Direct to Liverpool.


Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK. Va. May Am appropriation
OF 500 has been ordered by the City Coun-
Gil Of Portsmouth 10 be added TO the fund
OF the Board Of Trade TO entertain the
Virginia Press Association in July.
The Baptist ministers Of this section all left
today for Atlanta 70 attend the Southern Bap-
fist Convention.
The first OF Juno the direct Norfolk and Liver
pool steamship Line will commence operations,
making the round trip In i've weeks and carry
ms general cargo. The steamships Winchester
ana Carlisle viii open the route, and when other
snips are added one viii leave Norfolk every
Wednesday from the Lambert Point docks.
Inc hrst shipment OF Strawberries from Nor
iosK county was made yesterday
Tue salary OF the Keeper Of cemeteries OF this
cay mar oeen Increased 20 ~ 900 per annum.
nAstef- Machinist &. w. Walker, of the Sea-
oosrd AIRLINE, has resigned as member Of the
fotismouth City Council
large batch Of nachinists were discharged
last night. ~ s"' ""''-'"i"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-05
WEDDING BELLS IN CHARLOTTE.
d. ). Harvey Wool Married 70 Mia. Mania
II. Avsrstt at Brisry Church.

toonespondsnee Of the Richmond Dispatch,
rohsxA Mills, Va, May 4.--Tba mus;c
o. wedding bells pesled merrily fortS ~
historical old Briery church To- dsy Al 70 70. ~
Z. u. announcing the nuptials Of Dr. i
s nsrsey No" SIn saa MIA Mamie a. Averstt The
was well nlied with fashionable ssse,r,ss sea'
who had como 70 witness the most brllllans 80
cioty event Of the season, and 70 extend ss M
grstulasions 10 the parties participant A. the
egpoansed hour ne bridal party entered N )
coorehs marching 20 fhe stratns OF . beautiful
ueadins march astisticsIy rendered b. Viss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-05
BY J. Thompson Brown 4 Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auciloneers,
Ill3 Main street.

A DETACHED THREE-STORY
"A BRICK RESIDENCE, NO. 623 NORTH
SEVEN III STREEr.-By request u the owner.
who has permanently moved 20 California, we
we Will sell AZ public auction, on the premises,
WEDNESDAY, MAY i'm.
at6.l5P. ~. the above SUBSTANTIAL AND
COMNODIOUS BRICK RESIDENCE, situated
on the west line Of north Seventh street and
north Of Leigh street. The dwelling IL most
substantially bull. and contains eight 10 ten
rooms In ALL good wide hall, sc.
The large lot has "A front Of 81 feet with n
deuth Of - feet, leaving room to turn tho house
into two tenement- II desired.
Tho central location Of this residence snd tho
proximity 70 the electric line renders IL de-ifa-
BILE.
TERMS: One third cash balance In one aud
Two years, per cent. interest, secured by trust
deed. j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
my AuctiOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-05
ByJ. b. Elam & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auct'oneers,
lib Main street.

4 TTRACTIVE AND VALUABLE
N BUILDING LOT on y STREET BE
TWEEN TWENTY-TlIIRD AND TWENTY
FOURTH STREETS, AT PUBLIC AUCTION
BY request Of the owner, We shall sell by pubic
auction, on tho promises, on
THURSDAY, MAY 9Th,
at . O'Clock z. NJ. the VERY DESIRABLE
VACANT LOT. fronting 40 feet, on the north
side of y street, between TIVE nty.third and
Twenty-fourth streets, and having depth be-
tween parallel lines of 42I6 feet. This lot is so
conveniently and pleasantly situated, IN thick
Iy-settled locality, that two dwellings built upon
Il wolld readily sell or rent TO good advantage.
There's q good margin for profit In ii. Don't
neglect II.
TERMS: Accommodating and announced at
sale j. Is. ELAN Il CO.,
nv Auctivnecrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-05
RAILROAD LtNF~.
. : : !: w NaIak:KssiaIpaR

= ~ Ne " ~
T-xn4
sCuEDULElN EFFECT DL.saHfh .. 49,,
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYRD-sTREEr STATION
s'VO A. NJ Daily-Ricamoad ant Norfolk
through Express-Arriyo Norfolk
1850 A. NJ stops only 40 Peters
burg. Waverly. and scnoIN
1000 4. y. Dauy, tor hosaoKe, kadford, Pi-
lssgi. and Bristol also connects a.
kadford for Buenei and PVca'
hontas. Parlor-car Petersburg 10
Roanoke anc Pullman sleeper
Roanoke 20 Memphis eta Knox
VILE and Chattanooga
12:lc r. N. Daily for Lyachurg, Roanoke ans
intermediate stations. No connection
5:45P. NJ. DslIy' Arrive Sorfck 9.a0PN
ll:30 z. n Daily for Roanoke, iadforc
Pulaski. and Bristol; a.so Tor
Dlueneld, Pocaholtss, Elkhorn,
and stations Cincn-Valle division.
also for Louisville and stations
Louisville ana Nashville railroad
wa Norton
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPER
between RICHMOND snd LYNCH
BURG ready tor occupancy at y
+. u. Also pullman Sleeper Peters.
burg 10 Louisville otg Norton and
Roanoke 10 Memphis and New
Orleans vsaknoxyiIle ami chatts-
noogA
Trains arrive Rlchmoni from Lynchbnry aud
the West daily 1:4& A, NJ, lao 4. d., aud 1;tS
r. n. From Norfolk and the East il'fs A. NJ
ny Mc S, bsrraxs-checks, ana all iaicrmas.oa
80 n. obtained at Richmond and Peters burg
rsiirosd depo,, A. w. CARRIERS. Dol Main susst
and q tho compsnysonis so sSss Nan ssress
-, Passenger AGENT
w. u DkvlLL
Geasrsl Passenger Agent
Genagk sGeA hoApess VI De-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-05
TRANS NoRTn"A


DAILY. STOPPING PLACES x.s
No~l4. 80. aud SO make y,..ss.ss =
ami rs sop on slga1 81 ,- .t So
treI,a ami Chester. NJ 81 ADJ ID
Nanrb~ster. Dresrys, ,tA ...l.r 80
No 81 ston. on signal g. so Il ~. is
,sSsenger. purchs-iDg 90
pi'sn,>n1',ees Tor this trsin s'- I'D 80
~ 80. s., 81. 81, -, 80 o.
signal at al ia tlOAN ,.r 8
raii.,,s. on lrsin ~ "a -
sleep,ns.cars b,ipoen "i,"
burg, Va -.
rng ONLY ALLRAlL LIN" Arsa 1
,,.,,.,ood 900 4 ~ Nol,o.Ss''''''''il ;
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Nhs .as .s.i5 ?. "a. ki,.n-'- g
Norfolk 't.VJ 4, ", 49, Al 8.l' =
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No,folk a. 4 4. ". are -o.s.. 70, s,sfs !,
too points, aud ps-sensefs > III. .le ~ Il
snsnga f ears. Close q l.ee> y 4. "a !.
- pe,srsbarg by The -, - ia 49,
S,csmond sal tos e:5o A. N, go A.. =,
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N ~, ns it.iJ n \. ant 81 49, b. h =.
~. - $40 T. NJ. al - =, 49, -
49,. ,,ennect.oa - s9.s' 49, a.
farmsiies I'A n. n SJlil,cN ,..Is..
kT d. Mxxas. 0snessl
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-05
by sutton q Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
l014 east Main street.

TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
i NICE FRAME COTTAGE, WITH STORE
ADJOINING, No. so NORTH TWENTY
THIRD STREET. CORNER OF BURTON
STREEr.-In execution OF two certain deeds Of
trust 20 the undersigned trustee, bearing date
OF April 20, $780, ana February 49, 1891. re-
corded In Richmond Chancery Court Office. the
former in Deed-BOOk li0 b, page 300, and the
latter In Deadlock 142 A, page 81, default
having been made in the payment OF the money
secured thereby, and being required so 10 do by
the benelcaries therein, shall proceed TO sell at
public auction, upon the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, MAY -, 1892,
at $50 o'clock r. NJ, the aboye-described PRO
PERTY fronting 80 feet inches on tho west
side OF TWenty-third street, and running back
between irregular lines good depth.
The DWELLING has five rooms in good order
and STORE adjoining; also, STABLE In the rear.
TERMS: The deed requires cash az 20 expenses
of sale and 10 pay Of sos, with some little in-
terest, but more liberal terms will be announced
at sale. &. II. SUTTON,
my D trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-05
MONDAY, MAY ., 1892, AT 6 O'CLOCK P. NJ.
By Denoon, Upper &Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctIoneers,
S2l Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
i SUBURBAN FARM LYING on THES0UIH
SIDE OF THE VILLA NSBURG ROAD ABOUT
ONE MILE EAST OF TIE NATIONAL GENE
Terry, WITH AN Exc ELLENr NEW 7-kOOM
DWELLING THEREON.-By virtue OF the pro
visions OF a certain deed Of trust dated February
90, 1891, and OF record in the Clerks ONCE d
Heurco County Court, Deadlock 1874 Il, page
2G0, default having been made In tho payment
Of certain notes therein secured ami being re-
quested so 20 10, will sell, by auction, on the
promises. on
WEDNESDAY, MAY IL, 1892.
at > o'clock Z. NJ, the aboye-described PROPER
TY, containing 63 652-1OOO acres. lying IN Hem
rice county about two and half miles east OF
Richmond on the south side OF the Williams
burg road. and having n good front also On the
Charles City road. This IL one OF the most ue-
sirable farms in the vicinity Of Richmond, being
approached by the beautiful government rOa0.
TERMS: While the deed requires cash az 20 the
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