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Tho Ny OLA Roll of Honor.

HIGHLAND SPRINGS. v, April 1i.-lSpe-
c:al The NJ y. O. Is. has broken the mo-
notony of its usual readings for at the last
meeting Miss Clara Barrett rendered song
recitation.
Owing to the very inclement weather no
services were held 10y the Episcoralians on
Thursday evening. but Sunday services Will
be as usual.
The following pupils in Miss NJ. Rob-
lelers department at Miller school were on
the roll of honor for the past month: Berry
Stanback. Charlie Walton. Smith AGREE.
Horace Burnham. Campbell Acree. Cara
Ysrlander. Charlie Stanback. Frank Acre.
Add.e Verlander. Rolle Nease, Albert rank,
Mofett King. Charlie Miller. George Briggs,
Molie Elicit and Eliice Oakley.
Superintendent Massey addressed the teach
ers Mt the superintendent Office to-day. at
which time the maps and other county school
work for the Columbian Exposition we're
horIa1 IN
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4 Negro shot In spoisylvnnia.

FREDERICKSBURG. Va. April 16.-lSpecial.
News was brought here this morning Of O
very serious shooting scrape that occurred IL
Spotsylyania county yesterday evening. II
which colored man named Paul Coleman
was very badly wounded. The children, oil
MIR. j. Wesley Coleman white attended a
private school near Mud Tavern, and
as they were returning home at the
time mentioned. were attacked by iani
Coleman. who fanced himself nsulted by
some testing remark of the children,
and Mr.. COleman's young son. boy Oh
twelve years Old wac severely beaten about
the face and head. As soon as the BOY re-
turned home Mr.. Coleman FASTENED 10 the
scene of the trouble 10 investigate; NJ inc
place where the assault occurred he iouna
the assailant and a crowd and from the IN,
formation lie could gather he was convinced
the attack on bis son was unproyoseu'
and ho attempted to chastisc the offender.
In the fracas Mr.. Coleman was coming out
best when friend of the offender came 10
the lattcrs assistance. forcing Mr. Coleman
to use his pistol resulting IN the woundlng
of the negro. Paul Coleman. The ball was
extracted by DR.. Dew, who was the attending
NH ysician
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A Public Debnte-EIection of Trustees.

ASHLAND. April 1G.- Special. The annual
public debate of the Franklin Literary Society
OF Randolph Macon College took place last
evening in the college chapel before large
audience. Mr.. Stevens, of Pennsylvania, pre-
sided.
Mr.. Hood. of Virginia, az the orator of the
occasion. spoke upon Modern Inguisition.'
The question for debate was: Resolved. That
the South was iustifable in secession The
first debater was Mr.. Newbill. OF Virginia.
MIR. Sedd, of Virginia. followed on the mega
tive and Mr.. Buchanan on the affirmative.
Mr. Sebrill was second on the negative. The
exercises were closed by a supper and dance
The election If trustees Of the WI was
held Thursday. the 18th. The following was
the result Of the election: Trustees Professor
William A. Shepard. DIR. John l.. Buchanan.
J. W. Taylor, Dr. c. b. Jones Charles Steb-
bins, L. c. Pollard q. K. Nixon. +. VI. Della
rue Clifton Lee, +. /. c. Scott, G. b, Rice.
Sergeant T. b. Trevilian.
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HAGUE. April lG Especial. Mr.. Blake Ty-
Ter. great-nephew of President TYLER, died
here last week after long illness. He was in
the prime Of life. good business man and
very popular. being head of the firm OF Tyler
q 70, at Hague. and partner in the store of
nriinth d Go. lie was buried al old Yeocom-
ico enurch on Thursday last. and though rain
ing az the time the hearse was followed by
'nity or forty vehicles from near and far.
hev; John W. Shackford still continues
inere mas been no court 10 this county since
iSst November. owing first TO the sickness of
!; .no JuaSos and later 10 that Of the clerk. but
seems court has not been needed.
terday. 40 spiing TERN yes
pi nev. w. j. Payne. presiding elder Of the
happshannock district. held Quarterly meet mo
IN I l"s Tue Montross circuit at Grant church
westmorsland circuit at Kinsals nn s az rne
Gay night and Monday. y" '"'' oun-
As1' '. r. Tyler. called here by the sickness
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Recent Publications.


OK THE PLANTATICN. BY Joel Chandler Harris.
ID. Appleton 81 Co.. New OrA. For sale by
West, Johnston Il Co.
The reader of this story Of q Georgia boys
adventures during the war VIII readily detect
the aut1 biography OF the author OF Il ncle
Remus" between the lines. Ia addition 10
the stirring adventures many new phases OF
Southern life are presented. as well as new ex-
amples Of the folklore of the negroes. The
story Is well told throughout and is certain
to rank among hr. Harris best works. To
say the least. 1t is the most interesting litera-
ture of the kind recently published.
MANVrITo. BY William Bruce Lellngwell. J.
Il. llppincott 4 Co, Philadelphia. For sale by
West. Johnston Co
story Of the strange friendship between a
hunter OF the new West and an Indian. The
work IS very readable and gives a number Of
wOndrous adventures.
The HYGIENE TREATMENT OF CONSUMPTION
BY Nj. l.. Holbrook. Dr. NJ. l.. Holbrook''
New York.
work aiming to give the best hygienic
treatment for prevention and cure OF con-
sumption. A number OF methods are adyo-
lated in the plainest and simplest way tor
those with a tendency TO the disease or
with small chest or weak lungs, with fire.
quent colds and sore throat.
TEXT Book o. NURSING. BY Clara S. Weeks
HIhN ~. ADblctou q Co. NcW J OK. L or
sale by West, Johnston 4 Co.
A revised and enlarged edition of this popu-
lar work rendered necessary by the recent ad-
vances in medical science and practice of sur
gerry. The volume does not aim 10 serve as a
medical compendium. but will DO found most
useful in training schools and families, giving
IN u concise manner al the little things that
need to bo known in cases of sickness.
FELIX LANDBERG's EXPIRATION 81 Assep Scbu-
hin. translated BIZ Elise l.. Iathrop. Worth
ington Co.. New ork
EyoLUTIcN STRIEs. The Duty Of q Prllic Spirit.
by l.. BENJAMIN Andrews Lii ID: The Study
OF Applied sociology. by l,ol ert G. Eccles, Nj.
D.; Representative Government, By Edwin ID
Mead; Suffrage ami the fallOt. by Daniel s.
Rsmsen; the Problem of the City Government,
by Lewis q. Jones. -. Appleton x Co. For
sale by West Johnson & Co.
MADELEINE. BY Jules Landau. t. Is. Peter
son Brother. Philadelphia
TIE HOUSEHOLD lDoIs BY Marie bernhard.
Northington K Co. New York
A CoyENANT WirH TIE DEAD. By Clara Ie-
more. }. Il. Lippincott Co.. Philadell hia.
MR INGERsOLL AND WHAT liz WHITES. By
Allison Drake, NJ. A. b. s.. Ph. d.
A NEW ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA Bv Charles
Davies, LII. ID. American Hook Compang,
New York.
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jury was empaneled Monday evening in the
case of the Commonwealth against Scofield
kiser alias Tug Kiser, indicted for the murder
of Aaron Gibson about one year ago. es-
terday three witnesses were examined for the
Commonwealth Silas Laforce. DIR. T.. J..
Phipps and BENJAMIN Caudill. The Common
wealth is making out strong case of murder
in the first degree There never has been
a man hanged in the county. Common
wealth's-Attorney Fulton is being assisted by
W II. Werth. and the defense IS represented
by Judge Ayers. Il. III. Anderson and NJ. T..
Browning. The evidence is all ciTcumstantial.
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and death If his brother. has been assisting
Rev n Castleman in his Ienten services
i have r. recently seen an old deed with s &C.
Richard Lee. Of Matholick, now Msch1doc)'
westmoreand county and conveSlne s D,ia
49,, 49, ~ The Lees in this country. TO his
brother. Hancock Lee The document i
lenethv and very interesting. The will OF
,ba sa,nc Richard Lee is on record
j., 'n' this county. conveying Stafford to
bis son Thomas. and his nome
mIace of 5000 acres embracing the
present site Of Hague) 70 his Oldest and
youngest sons. Richard and Henry ancestor OF
General r.. Il. Lee by defined line equally
dividing the area. His grave, near his old
homestead, has large slab still perfect. with
a lengthy Latin inscription.
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DR.. Meyer the famous physician who has
been IN St Petersburg III attendance upon the
Czarna. has returned t. Wiesbaden and re-
sumed his practice. 1t is said that he has
been of great service to Her Majesty and that
In recognition of his success the Car decora
ted him with the Stanislsus order. set with
diamonds. But the Doctor was also the re-
cpient OF about S400 day during his resi-
dence Mt the Russian capital. Few physicians
in Europe have so many royal patients as DIR
Meyer: who began life as butcher bow in
Holland. As a rule he will not leave Wiesba-
den to attend his patients. but compels them
70 VISIT him. Up 10 the present time he has
made exceptions with only the Pope. tie En-.
press OF Austria and the Czarina
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Severe Hnil Storm In Halifax

VERNON HILL, Va, April 16. Special j.
One OF the seyerest hail storms that your cor
respondent ever witnessed passed through
tins section yesterday evening The hail IN
some places was as large as hen eggs. Wheat
and fruit were damaged very materially
Farmers are very much discouraged over
the present prospects OF cropping, as the
weather continues cool and uniavOrable TO
all vegetation.
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BY virtue of certain deed Of trust. duly re-
corded in the clerks Office of Henrico County
Court in Deed book 1875 a. page 36S. default hay
ing been made in the payment OF the note there
by secured. and being required SO 10 do by the
premises. on
THURSDAY. THE 2isT DAY or APRIL 1892.
ats O'Clock +. NJ, the PROPERTY located as
above.
TERxs Cash sufficient 10 pay cost OF sale and
the sum OF $50 due by negotiable note. with
interest added from the 18th dav OF Auril 1897;
the residue a may be named az hour OF sale.
JOHN I. Addison,
ap It'd trustee.
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DWELLINGS.

No. il5 south Second street. large house, II
rooms and kitchen $500 per year.
No 2eg south Second street. rooms and bath;
60 ~ III north Third street, rooms; s2OO per
No. -. corner Beverly and Carter streets
brick house. rooms and large yard; $50 per
year. -
house; $50 geI year.
No. DIS Mosbv street, rooms; sl2O per year
No. - Park avenue extension. near Lee mon
ument: 1920 per year.
No. east Leigh street. 9 rooms and modern
conyeniences: S361 per year
No. 6i2 Moshy street, rooms; sl0S per year.
No. 2l9 south Pine street, 500 per year.
No. 3l3 north Third street, rooms; $500 pei
No. III Church street. 3 rooms: 1920 per year
No 1i3 Church street, 4 rooms ss4 per year
No. sOi Main street. or rooms; s2iO per year
No. s12 Main street rooms; sis) per year.
No. 400 east Nam street. upper part, rooms;
so per month.
No. l5lS west Broad street, 1880 per month
No. 1872 west Cary street, rooms, city water
Si5l per year
No. 1918 Wesl cary street, rooms, city wafer,
30 52s north Eighth street, rooms and bath;
No. 5i8 north Eighth street, s rooms and bath;
800 per year
ego per year
STORES.
No. 2soa east Main street AZ $50 per year.
No 1868 west Leigh street at 1910 per year.
No 81. west Main street a. QJ per year.
30. 4l2 north Third street AZ sl1 per month.
OFFICES
No. $40 east Main street.
No HOP east Main street
No. 1928 east Main street
FOR COLORED TENANTS.
No. 40 north Ninth street, si2) per year.
No GIG OOTo street, 81 per month.
No Q Creek street. IS per month.
NO. re north Second street. s. per month.
No Geast Charity street 81 per month.
No gi6 Abigail street, a. per month
No. 1914 east BYRD street, $3.50 per month
apl1-lt
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=. S.---A conveyance for the accom-
mediation Of bidders will leave the Office
OF the auctiOneers at O'Clock sharp on
day O. sale, so please be prompt.
By A. l. Adamson.
Real Estate Auctioneer and Insurance Agent.
Bank Building. Manchester, Va.


TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF AN ELF
i CANT RBICK RESIDENCE AND LOT
CORNER OF TWELFTH AND SEMMEs
STREETS, MANCHESTER. A.-By virtue OF
a deed of trust from John c. Batchelier and
wife dated July u, 1885, duly recorded III the
clerks Office Of the Hastings Court or the city
OF Manchester in Decd Book 3. page 3l5, defauit
having been made IN the payment of two notes
secured thereby. and being requested so 10 10
by the beneficiary hereunder, viii sell az pub
lie auction. on the premises, on
TUESDAY. APRIL 26. 1872
at o'clock ?. NJ. that ATTRACTIVE HOUSE
and LOT, fronting 81 3-l0 feet on the west side
of Twelfth street. az the corner Of Semmes
street. and running back l26 feet 10 an alley -
feet wide. 1 here is no better lot in the city
and the house IL one OF the most attractive Ii
is modern brick building of eight rooms
very conveniently arranged. This is strictly
iiTst-clsss Jroperty in every 'eslect.
TERMS: One fourth cash. and the alance in
six. twelve. eighteen and twonty-iour months
deferred payments Learing interest from day
of sale and secured by deed OF trust.
FREDERICK A. LAMB, Trustee.
A. l.. ADAaisON. AuctiOneer. api6-gt
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By Charles A. Rose.
Real Estate Auctioneer and Broker,
No. II north Tenth street.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
By virtue of three deeds OF trust dated re-
spectiyely February I'd and february2l. 1921. re-
corded in Henrico County Court. u. b. lA b,
pp 49, 2i5 and 2,s default having been made.
and being thereto required by the holder OF
notes. / shall, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1892,
sell at auction, on the premises, at i30 p. NJ, a
beautiful BUILDING LOl. fronting 59sa feet
on the south side of Cary street. corner Of
Bentley street. and between Elm and Robinson
streets running back 80 feet 10 an alley This
lot "a opposite the fonr handsome houses built
bv the West-End LAID Company and is a most
desirable inyostment
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses Of sale and the
sum Of $50 and interest; balance at SIX, nine
'''' JAMES W. ANDERSON.
api5 Trustee.
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WEDNESDAY The 9th DAY Of APRIL, 1892,

a. o'clock T. NJ. all that certain tract or par
eel Of land known as "MestwoOd.' lying and be-
ing IN the county of Henrico. and embracing
about AZ acres, more or less, lying between
Broad-street road and Grove avenue. This
property lies in the path of West nd extern
sion and would have frontage OH the follow
ing streets as now projected OF about
1000 feet front Oh Broad street extended.
200 feet front Oh Grace street extended.
800 feet front on Franklin street extended,
500 feet front on PARK avenue extended
and OF Jj,OlJ front feet on other parallel streets
There is an increasing desire on the part OF
our people 10 obtain small tracts OF land near
the city. A great majority prefer the Nest-End,
hence YOU have now offered golden oppOr-
tunitv to obtain this splendid acreage. Divided
up into villa sites" Of three to six acres an
investment IN this property by Il capitalist or
syndicate would in few years. prove largely
remunerative. as acreage IN this direction Is
constantly increasing in value.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay the expenses OF
the trust and $4,000 evidenced by five nego-
table notes of $4,000 each and interest from
March Il. 1891 balance a. the grantor or his adj
ministrators may prescribe. ..
GEORGE J. ROGERS.
Trustee.
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Cnntain Dilwonth's Death.

S1tDA. Va, April 16.-ISpecial. Captain
J. II. Dilworth, of this place. died this morn
ing at 4 clock of heart disease. Hc was a
native Of Delaware. an enterprlsing and
worthy citizen and a sterling Democrat.
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apI5td

By A. L. Adamson.
Real Estate Auctioneer and lnsura nee Agent
Bank Building, Manchester, Va.
AUCTION SALE OF An ATTRACTIVE r a !.
ROAD ABOUT TWO AND 4 HALF NILE )
FROM MANCHESTER. IN CHESIEkflELD
COUNTY.-At the request Of the owner, l will
sell at public auction, Oh the promises. on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL q. 1892
At O'Clock 7. NJ, that ALUABLE TRUCKING
FARM. npon which X. {. flournOy now lives,
containing II 66-ll0 acres OF land. The improve
menfs consist of TWO COTTAGE HOUSES and
the usual outbuidings. The land i IN good
state OF cultivation, with large orchard. vine
yard strawberries. &c. The location is healthy
and nelghborhood good. II sou wish country
home close TO town nov Is YOur chance.
TRIMS: Very liberal, and will be given at the
sale. apl7.2i627-3t
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
i COUNTY COURT OF MlDDLtSEX entered
on the I'd OF March. 1892 IN the forfeiture pro-
ceedings Of the Commonwealth against the
schooner >. T. White. her anchors, cables, sails.
riggings. dredges and appurtenances, directing
meas sheriff OF said county to sell 10 the hi sh-
est bidder for cash the aforesaid property in
execution OF said order | shall on
SATURDAY THE 23D OF APRIL. 1872
AZ II O'Clock NJ. at Urbanna. in said county.
offer FOR SALE FOR CASH the aforesaid
VE.SRL. her ANCHORS CABLES and APPUR-
FINANCES. j. NJ. STREET, sheriff.
April ,. 1881. apl0-su&w2w
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By virtue of deed Of trust from Julia a.
Stratton. dated March 8. lsS1, and recorded IN
Tho unstiugs Court of the city OF Manchester,
default having been made IN, the payment OF
the debt thereby secured. and being requested
so 10 do by the beneficiary therein named Will
sell at public auction. on the premises, on
MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF APRIL. 1872,
AZ 4:so o'clock p NJ. THE HOUSE AND LOT
ABOVE DESCRIBED.
The house is q two-story ive-roomed dwell
ing, worry comfortably arranged, with wide hails
ami three porche,. The location is desra lie.
being in the upler part Of the town and within
one square of the electric line. I his VIII make
purchaser a good home. or II you wish 10 rent
n yOu can do so readily.
IFRMs: While the deed requires the most OF
the money IN cash. very liberal terms Will 70
THOMAS POINDENTER.
Administrator Of George IoindeXter, trustee,
decea ell.
A. l.. ADAMsoN, Auctoneer. apl6
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no. 6 NORTH TENTH STREET.

By virtue OF n certain deed OF trust dated
March T. 1871 of record IN the clerks Office OF
HenricO Comfy Conrt. IN Deed Rock l3i a
page 3.S default having been made In tho. pay
mcnt of the notes thereby secured. and being
required by the holders thereof so 10 DO. Will
sell by auction upon the premises on
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BY Chewing Rose
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers anu p'oAe'''
No. north Tenth street
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A j. wRAY,
"a Importer and Manufacturer
:. MARBLE AND GRANITE,
=. No; b29 west Broad street. Richmond, Va
Aantels and Floor Tiles. Cemetery work n
specially. nh29.lm
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By Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents Auctoneers and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street.

TRUsTFE'S AUCTION SALE OF ALL
4 THOSE -FOUR lECES OR PARCELS OF
LAND LYING AND BEING IN THE COUNTY
Of HENKlCO, IN NARINA DISTRICT.
ABOUT TEN MILES BELOW THE CITY or
RICHMOND. AND CONVEYED TO JOHN
JAMES. Sn.. By THE FOLLOWING DEEDS
NJ: FIRST, FROM JAMES HAKBINSON AND
WIFE. DATED 29rH OCTOBER. 1870. CONVI vs.
s3.S ACRES; SECOND. FROM JAMES A.
IHROGMORION. DATED 4TH MARCH. 1876.
COMES 535t ACRES: THIRD. FROM
THOMAS j.. MARLBOROUGH AND WIFE.
DATED SIN MAY, 1873, CONVEYS o ACRES
AND IHE FOURTH FROM OSCAR GIBIS
AND WIFE. DATED 18Th NOVEMBER. lSse'
CONVEYS 40 ACRES; ALL OF WHICH LEEDS
ARE DULY kECORDED IN THE CLERKS
OFFICE OF HLNRICO COUNTY COURT.
By virtue OF certain deed of trust duly re-
corded III the cleTks ONCE OF Henrico Comfy
Court III Deed Book la2 A. page 2,s. default
having been made IN the payment OF the nofe
thereby secured and heing required go 10 do bv
the holder thereof, | will sell by auction Al
Henrico county courthouse on
SATURDAY: THE e3D DAY or APRIL. 1892.
at Y o'clock NJ, the above named TRACTS OF
=, Terms: Cash sufficient to pay cost OF sale and
inc sum OF sl2n due bv negotiable note with
interest added from the 18th day OF September
II" TIL paid, the balance "a may be named at
time OF sale JOHN f. ANDERSON
api'-td Trustee
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BY Chewing & Rose
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers and Brokers'
No north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ALL THAT CERTAIN
/ LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND, WITH The
fNGi is THE COUNTYOl HENRlCO on THE
SOUTH SIDE OF HARNlE STREET. BE
TWEEN ROBINSON AND RICHIE 81 REEFS,
FRONTING 10 FEET on THE SOUTH SIDE
OF HAKYlE STREET AND kUNNING BACK
AT RIGHT ANGLES WITHIN PAkALLEL
LINES 1873 FEET IN THE PLAN OF AkLING-
TON.
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vTRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE Or .HC UnSCSEE
i AND LOT ON EAST SIDE Or -,rt 11SEvn
NEAR ITS INTERSECTION WITH DoiD
STREET
BY virtue OF a certain deed o. trui. dniy
recorded in the clerks Office OF the hlcni'o .,o
Chancery Court IN Deed Book l42 u, pase 'Iv,
default having been made in the pa'men. %,
the debt thereby secured. and being reluiife &c,
so 10 40 by the holder thereof. l VIII sen Ny
auction. n on the premises, on
MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY or APRIL ies<
n5o'clock =. NJ. the property located as above.
The lot has front OF 37sa feet on SAID east side
o. Uancock street and extends back bet"een
parallel lines III feet 10 An alley IS feet VIDE.
TTHMs: At sale A. j. CHEWING. trustee.
CHEWING < ROsE. Auctioneers apis
high CONsTABLES SALE.
| will sell at public auction on MONDAl, THt
18TH nay OF APRIL. 1892. At II O'Clock A; NJ, AZ
my office. No. 1906 east Franklin stree:, the iol-
loving property 10 satisfy sundry vrits IN my
hands: Mardrobes. Marble Top Bureaus. RAN
bureaus. Marble Top Washstands. Plain wash
stands. Tables. Bedsteads Mattresses. Carpets
Curtains Cane and Wood seat Chairs, Rockers,
three esks. Oifcc Chairs. &c.
TERMS: Cash. l.. Z. OAnhlSENb
apls III. =. - II.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
.~~~.~D~~~-c-~.o-o0~~--- ---~-0-0.~.~-~.~>~D"~
BY John T. Goddin
and
r. y. Chafn h Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE BY PUBLIC AUCz
~ TON.
Hawkes. guardan,(
against
Silver and ais.
Hawkes.. guardian.
against
Silver and ais. J


BY virtue Of three DEGREES OF the Circuit court
OF the county Of Honrico in the above cause,
the first entered July 10. 1889 the secon COM, Va
March ~. 1891. and the third OF July 10, io'i
the undersigned, special commissioners NJ
pointed FOR the purpose. Will sell at puDii0 ""S
ton, at henrico county courthouse Oh
WEDNESDAY. APRIL. 20, 1892,
at II o'clock NJ.
the TRACT OF LAND in Henrico county. abont
three mics from Richmond on the onarles . ~
road. obtaining 1856 ACRES more or essl 49, ,sea
pied by Mrs. Il. W Silver. mere is u 49,
DWELLING contsining ten or twelve roou,s,,
in nice order. located IN nne grove, .' pnnnnS
house of four room, good barn ana OUT yiliu-
ings Tho land LAYS nicely. Is In gool couul.Ion,
and its proximity to Richmond makes IL very
desirable as an investment ,.h..old, a.
The above property Is advertised 10 ne SUI as
the risk and costs OF {. =. GOODWIN lho ~ .
purchaser. he having failed TO COMP, VIZ 1i
terms of sale and upon the following tslninns =,
namely: s8s5ii7 cash. the sum OF $500 g',
twelve months after date. S2.56s " t"entl -lo Jul
months after date and c~5os.it mi ~
months after date with interest ir1l tno ; -.
day Of Anril 1891. until paid, ana the Iesluuo
mon such terms as shall be announced az Tune
OF sale, title to 10 retained anu cOn'e'"iOO
j. J. HAWKES., ,
CONWAY Il. SANDS.
Spec al Commissioners.
Is TIE Crpcurr Court OF TIE COUNTY OF HEN
RICO:
| certify that the bond required or speclal
Commissioners j. J. Hawkes. and conway H.
Sands ID the chanccry cause OF hawkes. guar
dam against Silver and others decree OF the
10th July. 1889 has been given.
Given under my hand this 2ith day 81 l1arch'
1872. W. = LEahE,
arf--9t Clerk.