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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-24


CnAR1orrYsvIIIE. Va. March Especial >
The Rev. Collins Denny, who preceded the new
j. l.. Lancaster as chaplain to the University
spent Monday and yesterday with irof y. n
Davis Mr.. Denny now fills the chair OF moral
philosophy in the Vanderbilt University.
Mr.. Thomas Wood. OF this city. 10 the OLDEST
living graduate of the University The Jener-
sOnlan OF this morning, by the omission OF
headline. makes the impression that he is 20
deliver the Grafton before the iont literary so
cieties in June. The omitted headline was
Senator Vance" AMI il is this distinguished
gentleman who will instruct and amuse those
who gather az the University next commence
mcnt.
The election OF final president and vice
president Of the Jefferson will be formallty
rather than an exciting political event, such ~
once upon a time would have shaken I'D the ell
tire college community.
The weather is inhospltsble 10 the Boston
Ieaguers. who arrive here to-day Tor TWO
weeks STAY. The baseball grounds ere on
hi Oh ground. and while sodden and slippery
now, will soon be in good condition IL clear
weather comes. A steady rain ms morning,
but there is promise Of better weather
Five 10 three is said TO be the odds n Prince
ton man. who has 500 to put up Is wiling 20
give on the Princeton in that teams games
with tho 'Narsities.
The Piedmont Hospital being too small and
the support inadeQua an effort IS making 10
procure funds for the erection Of larger build
ing An effort will also he made 10 procure
respectable endowment fund.
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DEATHS.

AGNEW-Died. March 22d Mt his residence.
1901 Walnut street, Philadelphia. Pa, ID. HAYES
AGNEW, NJ D., in the seyenty-four.h year of
his age.
MACLABEN.-Died at st Catharine's Onta-
RIO Can. on Sunday. March 20, isg2, ANNE
MACLAhEN, in her.sixty-secOnd year.
DAY.-Died. suddenly. on tho 18th instant.
at Locust Dale Academy. CHARLES FENION,
son of Colonel G. Fenton and Virginia Day, of
Smithfield, Va, IN the seventeenth year of his
age.
RANDOLpH-Died in Cincinnati. O., March
18th. at 300 A. NJ. GEORGE II. RANDOLPH,
the beloved husband Of George b. Randolph:
aged twenty nine years.
HAYNES AT Soldiers Home March %.
1892. THOMAS HAYNES. formerly of Headquar-
.ters Ambulance Corps. Army Northern Virginia;
a ged fOrty-four years.
Funeral services by Rev. Dr. Hoge at Holly
WI cd O-DAl at l. II.
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The Whisky Question in Appomattox.

PANPLN CRY. VA. March 23.-The whisky
bly, created moro excitement than ever known
here over such matters. The "drys petition
10 the Judge of the county requesting him to
liquors here after the expiration OF the present
term of license u quite lengthy, and IS signed
by a majority Of the best citizens Of Pamplin
and surrounding community. Public sentiment
seems 10 be in favor of closing the saloons.
The nudge of ApromattOE county has ordered
a special election 10 determine the VIII OF the
people in regard 10 rebuilding the court house
on the old site or az AppomattON depot
Mrs j. II. Spencer was last week attacked by
a dog supposed 10 lie mad, and had her arm
slightly bitten, though no serious results have
followed.
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Presented With n Handsome Chair.

HIGHLAND SPRINGS. Va. March o. SPECIAL =
At the last board meeting Mr. MAYNARD. re-
firing trustee. was presented with handsome
chair by the teachers OF this district. Superln-
tendent Russell made the presentation speech
and Mr. MAYNARD responded appropriately
There is box-festival here tonight in the
church.
Plans and sites for the new Episcopal church
10 be built here are the present subject OF dis
cussion among church-gOers. The church will
be begun soon.
There is a meeting Of the citizens tonight to
discuss the feasibility OF establishing cannery
here.
Mr.. Percy Read has returned from his business
trip 10 Alabama
The male chorus gave most enjoyable song
service ~ the library OF Sunday afternoon.
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MIR. BARKSDALE SUICIDES
plyy11xr SHOCKED by THE NEWS.
usa for y~.rs Occupied the Position of Com
monweaitb's Attorney OF tho CITY
Royal Arcanum In Norfolk

D,xvurv. Va. March 2s-ISpccisl.'-Henry
5 parksdalc. Commonwealth attorney Tor TINS
.;,v sho, and killed hinSef tonight a. ho'
enrinys. Arkansas, whittier he had gone for his
health.
Tho te,eorar containing tho sad news gave
.ocs~,s.rlors md Il is not known whether OF
not the fatal shot was fred with suicidai III
tent. .oe
NJ p.rtsdaie ,vas about forty years OF aso
I'd ,c,r.ry,ed IL was man of brilliant ni'"'
and a lawyer OF gr, at ability. lie ma" ~, -.
occupied the posit ion OF Common Wea''" s.s;o
tornev and would have been the DoN.1' -
candidate At the for Incoming m"''i'''"'
ton. - .ha sad nm
nouncament Of bis dea IN Is s''"'
community. p;,,sv;lle. this
ST Bishop. doing bn sine', at s'', and styie
county. under tho ,i! I'm Company. has
OF the Southern DA'' 10 D. A. Bennett
%sdc ,h an b s,fR"' his ersaOT im pee
Barytes mines. with luz he STOCK Of goods
ments, leans store. are conveyed ana tne
frustee is required 10 run IN and then sell out
for the bonef, Of the cred :" smonnt to s5S8i5s,
and Is believed that by il 'b,mcnSred Cents in
men. the assets viii pay out iiiors are Rich
the ao .aarobsnts hut most OF III EN- are Lynch
burg men. -. o man named
ICON smith WAS arrested in this CITY charEen
with stealing COW from NEGRO nJTr tho 1so mi,
In tbis county He was trying TO sl tne "ll-
..I wben arrested To-day Justi &c Dodson
Folding court at Elliotts store. sent onien r Oh
10 the grand jury for indictment .ior erAnu
W s. Gravely. the county treasurer. u henry
comfy, died at his home in Martinsvilh ,o-nsy
after long illness. lie was an active poil,l-
cien and was for years chairman of the uepun-
lican district executive committe OF thu lliIn
congressional district. He was serpn ms
second term as county treasurer at tho TIA &c VI
his death.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

Thu funeral services of the late Mrs NJ W.
YARh INGTON will he held at Moore Memorial
church THIS Thursday AFTERNOON at 4
o'clock
Friend and acquaintance of the family are
resnectfn lly invited 70 attend.
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THOMAS d, JORDAN. Comptroller,
W. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
STATE OF NEW YORK. 49,
COUNTY or NEW YORK. Do

STATE OF NEW YORK.
COUNTY or NEW YORK. Do
Re II remembered that on the list day Of
March. 1872. at the city aforesaid before me,
Charles Nettleton. a commissioner resident in
the said city, duly commissioned and qualified
by the executive authority. and under the laws
OF the State OF Virginia, 10 take acknowledge
ment OF deeds, &c. TO be used or recorded
therein. personally appeared Thomas II. Jordan
comptroller and William Alexander. secretary
OF the Equitable Life Assurance Society Of the
United States. n lie insurance company OF New
\ ork, who. being duly sworn. depose and say
and each for himself says. that they are the
above-descrlbed officers Of the said company.
and that the foregoing Is a true and correct
statement OF the actual condition of said organi-
cation the last day OF It's fiscal year. to-wit:
the 3ist day OF December, 1891. according TO the
best OF their knowledge, information and be-
lief respectively.
- In testimony whereof | have here
lS,,, } unto set my hand and affixed the seal
! of my office. on the lst Jay Of March,
- 1892. CHARLES NETILEION,
Commissioner for virginia. in New York.
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in Richmond on the 9Th Of July with me hich-
mond team. The only other changes IN tne
seasons schedule as before published are mat
Washington and Lee will play with us on May
18th aud Dickinson on May .0th.
o. w. Caichings has been appointed ollciai
scorer on the results of competitive eramina-
ton at our last practice game.
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BY Apperson Il Pollard
7. Z. Winston K Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

|tOIRTSAIF BYPUBLIC AUCTION OVAL
I TkBLE TRACT OF LAND IN HENRIGO
COUNTY ABOUT ONE AND A HALE MILES
FAST OF RICHMOND CITY On Gill LIES
CREEK, KNOWN AS HE JUN Is. hEltEI1
TRACT.
c. y. Goodwin &c, In chancery Court
East Richmond Soi Co.. SCI Richmond City.
By virtue of a decree entered in the above
named cause Of Eel ruary ~. 1892, the under
purpose. Will sell by auction, on the premises,
on
THURSDAY APRIL Z 1892.
at 1870 O'Clock p. NJ, that tract of land in Hem
rico county. known as the helfer tract. contain
ing about ~ ll-l0O acres, one and a half miles
east Of Richmond on Glllie's creek. adjoining
on the west the land formerly owned by Il.
Randolph. and on the east the land formerly
owned by Dr. ]. Hawks; also adioins the lands
formerly owned By A. Ct. Babcock. This IS a
valuable tract OF land by virtue Of its nearness
10 the city and its surroundings
TERMS: Cash 10 pay expenses OF sale. and the
sum Of fi.22Tgl with interest from January ,,
1902 and tho sum OF sl5I32 wiki interess from
February 10. 1872, and on the following credits
viz: Si.Iej.0I on January ,, 1898, Si653j on Feb
ruary 10. lSB si,OO625 on January ?. 1894.
Si73.83 on February TO- 1891. and the balance OF
the purchase money on February 10. 1879 the
purchaser giving his ne 1tlable notes for de-
forred payments secured ~ retention OF title or
at his election he Is 20 reserve a deed and give
deed OF trust, securing said notes on the prem
ises. II r. POLLARD.
HILL MONTAGUE.
Special Commissioners.
APpRRsoN & ToLLARD and L. +. WINSTON K
son, Auctionoers.
1 Charles W Goddn clerk Of the Chancery
Court OF Richmond certify that the bonds re-
auired OF the above special commissioners by
Z ne decree IN said cause OF February %, 1892.
has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 18TH day Of March,
ISQ2 CHARLES W. GODDIN
mh2i-tds Clerk
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Work Suspended Because of Bad Weather.

AMSTERDAM. Va. March Especial The
Roanoke Fincastle aud Clifton Forge railroad
has again suspended operations on account Of
the inclemency OF the weather.
Rev. j. l.. Henderson left on the noon train
yesterday to attend the Methodist Conference.
which cOnyenes at HarrisOnburg March 23d.
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The number of policies issued dur
ing the year. $685..
f6e HeiS,i' =. .i''' any, s233, 1881 90
during the year.,.'......... 33l26349 SO
The amount Of interest received,
and all other receipts. .,...:...-.. 5,92s,5s4 p
The amount of losses paid during
additions ..'...........-........... 9,S4s.7l6 50
Annuitsnts SURRENDERED policies, -
dividends 10 policy-hOlders. 4,94iHs IS
The amount OF eNpenses............ ol'3.3oo 20
The whole number of policies IN
force 230.43i.
The amount Of liabilities or risks
thereon. and all other liabilities. l09005,531 8?
The amount Of capital stock. If
any 4NV'Vov W
The amount OF assets and how in
vested. l36I9s.5ls IS
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By p. =. Winston n Son.
Roal Estate AUctlOneers.

Kcal Estate AGctlOheeIs
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
THAT VERY DESIRABLE TRACT OF LAND.
ABQII, ONE M AIRJR, EAs do OF RICH
"o o. n sTONY'RUN CREEK. "
KNOWN A TIE MONIEIRO K BELVIN
TRAC9,.,, NIA9 .0lAAik,WE00QD GENE
ACRES OF LAND
By virtue Of decree II the Chancery Court
OF the City OF Richmond. entered February %.
1872 in the cause OF @. \. Goodwin. &c. against
East Richmond Company, &c, the undersl gned
special commissioners. appointed for the pur-
pose, Will sell by public auction on the premises,
on
THURSDAY. APRIL Z. 1892.
at $3.50 O'Clock r. NJ that TRACT OF LAND in
Henrico county. abont one mile east Of Rich
mOnd. on the east side of Stony Run creek. near
lakewood cemetery and 4 part Of East Rich
mond. containing about a. AZ RE- OF land.
TEHMs OF SALE: Enough in cash 10 pay costs
Of sale and the sum Of ~ 9)LOl with interest
thereon from January T. 1872, and on the follow
ing crtdits-vil: For $3.50 or April 20. 1892 (.
s9O36.ss on January 4, 1893, and the alance OF
the purchase money 10 DO made payable on
January T. 1894, the purchaser 10 execute his
negotiable notes for tho deferred payments
secured by retention OF title, or at his option 10
receive deed to and give deed Of trust on
the premises TO secure said notes.
III. X. POLLARD.
A. W. PATTERSON,
HILL CARTER,
Special Commissioners.
p. 2. WESTON SoS, Auctioneers
Goodwin, &c, plaintiffs against East Richmond
Company et als, defendants;
]. Charles W. (ioddin. clerk OF the Chsncery
Courr Of Richmond. certify that the tond re-.
buried OF Il. K Pollard. A. w, Patterson and
Hill Carter. the special commissioners by the
decree in said cause OF February 20, 1892. has
been duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th Of March, 1899.
NH ai-td CHARLES W. GODDIN. Clerk.
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Auction Sales.--future Days.
BY Ellis Il Cathcnrt,
General Auctioneers.
"a east Broad street.
WE WILL SELL FOR +. STERN co.
w the leading Pawnbrokers OF Richmond
y" FRIDAY, MARCH 18TH.
commencing a. O:sO o'clock sharp. an immense
stock Of FORFEITED PLEDGES, snch a. 20
WATCHES. in gold and sllver1soyerai very
valuable; handsome DlAM0Nip f n5fnsSsi0N nj
SCARF-PINS and SLEEyE-BI,TfONNSoii iii r IN,
SOLID GOLD EISs yEwE hhIT q az f ban.
M 1s yint iNsTSG ne hRNEsSoEvEks ladies'
and GENTLEMEN FINE CLoIhlN" III GNU
All 1 rarties having pledges can get or renew
Don't miss this SALE as this will be the great
est chance to get valuable goods you nave o'o'
mh ait Ait III T}I InS CATHCART Auctioneers
BY Chewing Rose,
Real Estate Agents. Auctioners and Brokers'
No. north Tenth street.
DY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED OF
ID trust dated the 10Th day OF Aprll; ~, a,
Of record in the clerks office OF ~ hicsl sar,,
Chancerv Court in y. i. $40 A, page o'o si
Of the deot therein secured and being required
so 70 do by the beneficiary, We Will sen Dy Au0-
ton upon the premises. on
TUESDAY. rHg 29rH DAY OF MARCH, lSP
at clock i. NJ, all that certain IOI, plEGE or
PARCEL OF LAND. with the RlCh Nv ELL
ING. No. III west Leigh street, thereon Iyins
and being in the city of Richmond. Va, on the
south side of Leigh street between ADAMS
street and an alley west thereof, fronting elgh-
teen feet SIX inches ls.6 feet said soutn siue
of il igh street and running back within par
allel lines ono hundred feet. ~,
'TfRM5: Cash A. J. CHEWING,
T. SIT1ERDING,
Trustees;
CHEWING & RosE, Auctioneers. mhsltd
By Chewing Il Rose.
Real Estate Agents, Auctoneers and Brokers'
No. north Tenth street.
rNRVSTFFS SALE OF A LOT OF LAND
WITH THE IMPROVEMENTS, 5, THEEnRbETDHA
LINE or 4 sTREI T B FEET WIDE IN
DUVALS PLAN BLlWEFN R0ANE AND
GODDlN STREETS. DISTANT l72 FEEL EASi
OF GODDiN STREET EXTENDING THEME
EASTWARDIY AND FRONIlNG72 FEEL ANp
RUNNING BACK BETWEEN PAkALlEl.,
LINES lOFEEL-Bv virtue Of certain deeu OF
trust dated March 10, 1891. and of record IN the
clerks Office HenricO County Court Ia iced
POOi 1876 b. page /, default having been male III
the payment of the debt therein secured ana
being required so 70 do by the beneficiary
will sell by auction. uDon the premises
TUESDAY. MARCH %. 1872.
at o'clock p NJ the property located as above.
TERMS: Cash as to cost of sale and suffcientto
discharge a note OF si3l, with Interest from lsth
of March. 1sg2. subject. however, to the payment
OF si.l.l6 secured by a prior lien.
EDWARD ). ROSE, Trustee.
mh2t-td
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INSURANCE.
The Equitable Life Assurance
Society Of the United States,

q Iife insurance company, organized under the
laws OF the State OF New York, made to the Az
ditor Of Public Accounts for the ommonweaith
chapter n sections 1850 and 1888, regulating the
reports of insurance companies.
Name of the company in full-THE EQUITABLE
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY or THE NifED olAlh -
Home or principal Office of said company-l2O
BROADWAY, NEW York CRY. Sc
Character of the company, whether life, accl-
dent. casualty. co operative association. Droth-
erhood live stock, or any other association IN
surfing life-LfFE INSURANCE.
president-HESRY h. HYDE:
Vice President-JAsfEsW W. ALEXANDER.
Secretary-WuLIAM ALEXANDER.
yressurer-SDyEY DILLON RIPLEY.
Organized and Incorporated 25 1889.
Commenced business July y, lsoA
II. WEST. Witt.
Residence of tho general agent in Virginia
RICHMOND.
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COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
THAT DESIRABLE TRACT OF LAND
WITH GOOD BUILDINGS THEREON. ABOUT
ONE AND HALF MILES FROM
RICHMOND CITY, ON THE WILLIAMS
BURG ROAD IN HENRICO COUNTY.
By virtue Of decree Of the Richmond Chan.
Gerry Court. entered February %. 1872 in tho case
OF c. W. Goodwin &c. against East Richmond
Company, &c, the undersigned, Special Com,
missioners. appointed for the purpose, will sel
by public auction, on the premises. on
SATURDAY. MARCH %. 1892
atl2 O'Clock NJ. that tract Of land in Henrico
county, about one and half miles from Rich
mond cityIylng between the Williamsburg road
Gillies creek and the Richmond and York River
railroad, containing III ACRES. less the real
estate and buildings. portion of said 2l1 acre.
which are liable TO the mechanics liens on the
Sewing Machine Factory and other buildings
fully described in said decree and shown on
plat TO be exhibited AZ hour OF sale. The said
land was conveyed to ID. W. Reinhart. trustee.
by deed from James Mantle, dated December %
1890.
TERMS: Cash for expenses ofsale and to p,ya
note OF s7.056,. with interest from December ..
ls9i'and the following credits. VIZ: S567 on
June 4. 1892: s6.s6 on Defender 4, 1892: sl7s ON
June 4. 1898; s6.s,S on December l. 1898: ssa on
June (, 1894 and the balance on December .. i-ll.
The purchaser to give his notes for the deferred
payments, secured by retention OF title 20 thg
property or at his option receiving a deed and
giving deed of trust securing said notes
A. w. PATTERSON, } e,o.il
III. r. POLLARD. c,'o,1a. .N.el
NJ. NJ GILLIAN. N0'''4''''o'ie'"
r. b. CHAFFIN < Co.,
and Auctioneers.
APPERsoS d POLLARD.
|. Charles W. Goddin Clerk OF the Chancery
Court OF Richmond, certify that the bond re-
CURED OF the above special commissioners by
the decree in said cause Of February p. 1897.
has been duly given Given under my hand
this 18th day Of March. 1892.
mhl5-td CHARLES w. GODDIN, Clerk.
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BY Z. p. Winston 4 Son,
Eeal Estate Anctlonesrs.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE0F TWO
Y TRACTS or LAND WITH IMPROVE
ABBOTT ONE MILE EAST OF klCiIdQND AND
TOGETHER BOUTSIXTEEN ACRES, LYING
on THE MILL ROAD AND GILLIES' CREEK.
AND BEING A PART OF EAST RICHMOND
AND KNOWN AS THE RANDOLPH TRACT
By virtue of decree OF the Chancery Court
OF the city OF Richmond entered February ~,
lsg. in til cause OF G. \. Goodwin. nc. against
East Richmond Company, Nc.. the Undersigned
si ecial commandments. appointed for the pur-
pose. viii sell By public auction, on the
premises, on
THURSDAY. APRIL Z, 1892.
~ o'clock j. NJ, those TWO TRACTS OF
LAND adjoining each other. containing together
D. ACRES with improvements thereon, situated
in HenrlcO county about one mile east OF tho
CITY OF Richmond lying on the Mill road anu
Glllies creek and known as the Randolph tract
TERMS or SALE: Enough IN cash TO pay the eX-
penses OF sale and s1112 80 with interest from the
30 OF July, 1891, and Ssy5 with interest from the
2d of January, 1892. and the balance or the pur-
chase money shall be payable on the 81 OF July.
1892 the purchaser to give negotiable note for
credit payment cured by retention OF tito or
at his option is TO receive deed 10 and give a
deed OF trust on said land t. SECURE sad note.
HILL MONTAGUE,
II. Il. POLLARD,
HILL CARTER.
Special Commissioners.
p. P. WINSTON & Son Auctioneers.
Goodwin. &c. plaintiffs against East Richmond
Company. ct ais, defendants.
|. Charles W. Goddih, clerk OF the Chancery
Court OF the city of Richmond, certify that the
bond required OF Hill Montague, II. X. Pollard
and Hill Carter. the special commissioners by the
decree in said cause of 10Th of February, 1872.
has been duly given.
mh2i-td CHARLES W. GODDlN, Clerk
4 D-I.ua
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CUIPFPER COURTHOUSE. March 23.-lSpeciaLl
The Circuit Court of Culpeper. His Honor Judge
ID. A. Grimsley presiding being one Of the reg
ular terms has been held for the past few days
The principal cases that have been tried are
against the Richmond and Danville railroad
the most important OF which argued yes
terday and submitted last night TO the Jury, and
after retiring for short time rendered a YER
dict for the plaintiff for $4,000 damages. The
case was Dudley against Richmond and Danvllle
railroad. Dudley was freight conductor and
was injured at this place some months past 10y
having his right foot mashed nearly of. Able
counsel were employed in the case. The PLAIN.
tiff was Represented by Colonel L. !, Smith and
Edmund Burke of Alexandra The railroad
company by General William ii. Paine, their
general attorney Of Warrenton; Leonard Mar
bury, of Alexandria, and Colonel }. Catlett Glb-
son. of Culpeper
The next case 10 be tried Is William A. Bennett
against Richmond and Danyillc Company for
damages Cor killing stock
Mr. William d. Fitzhugh, one of orr most
~, ,mnent citizens, residing q short distance
no this place. whose little son. aged about
en'A ears, while attempting to operate straw
.utft 1g-box had the misfortune 10 cut of the
little finger Of bis right hand and otherwise
acersu ing his hand. Medical assistance was
Don 4 cured IN the person OF Dr. W. j.
The we ather still continues to he disagreeable.
L is now raining and we hope the snow Will
,OOn diam pear.
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Real Estate Auctioneers,
Richmond. Va.
4 COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
EIGHT HOUSES AND LOTS. SEWING.
MACHINE FACTORY AND LAND
ATTACHED AND
HARDWARE FACTORY AND LAND
ATTACHED. IN
EAST RICHMOND. ABOUT ONE MILE AND
AHALF FROM THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. IN HENRICO COUNTY.
By virtue Of a decree OF the Richmond Chan
Gerry Court. entered February % 1892 In tho
cause OF c. y. Goodwin. &c against tast Rich.
mond Company, &c, the undersig ned appointed
special commissioners for the purpose. Will
sell. by public auction. on the premises. on
MONDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF MARCH. 1872. A.
lo'CLocK, +. ~.
the following buildings and land attached-vik.
4 he sewing Machine Factory and land attached
the Hardware Factory and land attached the
house and land attached on north side ~ In
man avenue. between Ninth and Tenth streets.
on lot 3. block i0l; the house and land attached
on the south side OF lnman avenue. between
Ninth and Tenth streets, on lot g. block $. tho
house and land attached on south side OF lnman
avenue, between sixth and Seventh streets, on
lot Il, block "; the house and land attached on
south side OF lnman avenue between Seventh
and Ninth streets, on lot -, block n; house an
land attached on lnmsn avenue. on lots ana .
block iO2; three houses on lot -, block lOi. on
lot Is. block =. and lot :. block ~. al on we
Mantle tract, described IN this cause. ila' may
be seen az Office OF Il. r. Chain 4 60
TERMS: e-third cash. and three elNM
credit payments at SIX. twelve and eighteen
months. the purchasers. giving notes WIN .n-
terest added from day Of sale for deferred pay
mcnts secured by retention OF title or at option
OF purchasers thoy are 70 receive deeds and ~"
deeds Of trust OH premises securing sac Ao'es
81 NJ. GILLIAN,
HILL CARTER.
H. NJ TYLER,
G.. C. JACKSON,
Special Commissioners
II. D. CuAYyfx Co., 7. p wiSssoS 4 son. A"0
topeeys.
L Charles W. Goddin, clerk Of ths Chsnessi
cour, OF Richmond. certify, that me bonas e,
he decree In said cause Of February a. 1884, mas
09S iy s under my hand this ieth day Of March.
1892. CHARLES W. uVpDiN' VIVA
mhl4tds