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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-23

Township g, north OF range east, was
thrown open 70 public entry yesterday, and a
very busy day =; the lzzd Office was tie result
Fifty-iour filings we're received between the
hours OF 9 in the morning sud in the alter
noon. OF the shove twenty-five were timber
land applications, fifteen honesteats and seven
teen prs-snptlons
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-23
Tn. NsI,c.n Nat,onaI Railroad.

NEW YoEK. March z2-Ths bondAoldsrs Of the
Msxlcan National railway have nominated he
following directors: Residents OF Uni;ed states
"a G. Rseni, josiah Horsey. Charles Beana2,
Ecks.ein Norton, william Mortons and Gustav
J. wstzler; residents o. Aexieo-Euailio Ve.ssco
and William Lsndz Y. Escaacon- The elections
VIII be held OF April 4.
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Otto Eanke sure Of Recovery.

A letter from Cs-o E41ka, dated Berl.1, Was
received yesterday By lis family, saying taar he
has slrssdy undergone rgo operations Tor can
Ger, AID wi. 5000 have third performed He
Is getting along wei AMI sure Of recovery He
vas VISITED s. tie hospital By Mss Collins, Mss
Mzo-l FIkius. Miss B-ows-a Brown and t1-is
Chzrabe1in, al Of tbs city, who are 7oT u Be--
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-23

tee Neagie yesterday 70 appear for trial IN the
superior court upon charge o. grand !a.eeaF-
shsis accused Of stealing sewing nsenlne
iron P. 3 Morton, who Is IN agent tor a sewing
-aacAineeoEaP a7y. Tie woman oo1g1s oae OF
TIE machines the instaLlrzeEt plan, and, u :
alleged, now refuses 30 rases the payments, ana
also declines 70 give the machine back, hence
Tia arrasr
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being st the head Of the corporation M
stickaey. IN an interview this evening. said,
The aEairs OF the road are in most 10
ing condition The volume OF Us tTale Is
now only exceeded by t1Hs o. two -
constantly growing. To seeo7naoaase -
eyer-increasinz voiame Of business required
large expenditures for additional le.i...-.a-
ciiisies and equipnert, and 60 meet tne el,asl,
geacy the Chicago Csrez. western company nsd
formed, on q much larger financial basis
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-23
pi.eoverer Of the Maria, Pass.

The Msries pass through watch the Great
Northern railroad crosses the Rocky mountains,
was explored By Governor S.eTeas in ls5S-5i,
Who said Of il in his report: "Tnis pass IS q
broad. wide. open valley, aid i. IA extraordinary
how easy Of passage the mountains are II tbs
fzTs ffrda
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-23
Nav co To ,,inn.apoIiS.

a well-kn0wa Republican there, IS 81 the Duie-
hotel. He saws tcsr in his county E1vard
Eldrs5gs. OF Wha1co1. and Thomas Payne, Of
Blaine, sre spckes of as delegates 70 Mime
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-23
Ballard Republican Club.

The Republicans OF Ballard formed club
Monday night and elected the follow ~ Of
Gers: Nj. Miller. president; }. NJ L4yhue. Frs.
vice president; r W. Grover, second vice pceSi-
dent; Il. ". Emerson, third vice President; r
Wlnsor. i, secretary: 4 A Allen. treas ure-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-23

" z Downs, OF Fairhaven, president OF the
Blue Canyon Coal Company, and T. r. Bioedei,
the secretary, are 81 the Northern hctsi- NJ.
Downs said yesterday Ihas re WORK OF opening
the nina wss going on steadily, and that the
coal would De PIT upon the r1srks. II few
months
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-23

CHICAGO, March 22-Ag 4 meeting of the
hoard Q. directors II the Chicago, - Paul Sad
Kansas Ctty road today il wSs decided - lease
the entire system - the Chicago Great Western
Railway Company, corporation recently
formed IL this state, A. B Stickasy sad others
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Heavier Rail. on Marrow Gauge Eoad

gang of twenty men started WORK yessefosy
70 lay the new heavy rails on the SeVeasIe
branch Of the Columbia Puget se1no rslA-
road. The new rails weigh afty-si1 poan3s 20
the yard, and will replace thi-iy-one puma
rails now in use similar change VII Tex %
r7sde o. The four miles of the rosd from Maple
Waller TO Franklin, on which the light rails are
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woman's Sewing Machine Deal.

Ms. Bsrtly Canroy, wife Q. Nswcastls
miner, who is now living in fais city, wss
placed under eo2ds II the sun Q. $40 by Jus
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YOU CAN RUN THROUGH

The papers from the first column of the
first page to the last column of the last
page and you will read many things that
may seem incredible to you. Nobody
can blame you for being trifle suspi-
ciOus when you come across the word
bargains" in an advertisement.
Charity covers multitude of sins
and the word Bargains covers multi
tude of frauds. We are prepared, though,
to meet every demand in regard to quail
ity, style and price. The more critical
you are the more You will appreciate
our handsome line of Mems and Bows
Spring Clothing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-23

The Canadian Pacific sssnts On this side of
the boundary s7e trying 10 find conductors sad
hTakemen to take the place OF the strikers and
have employment agents engaged in hunting up
nlsR. Only men who can show that they have
had experience al F2ilr0sdinS are sent up to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07
Green Goods Men in Norfolk County.

Bowers HILL VA, May Especial J.
This county is being flooded with circulars
and letters addressed to the farmers inviting
them 10 come on and buy green goods.
They state in glowing colors how a fortune
can be quickly made handling their goods 81
Your correspondent have just received two
such letters asking him g. make an appoint
ment 70 meet the writers at some hotel within
fifty miles of New ork city They are
signed " Ralston. III east ne-hundred-and-
sixth street. and Charles BostNick Shoe
store. 2l43 Eighth avenue New York.
A Mr.. Spirey. awheelwright here was robbed
of a considerable sum OF money few nights
ago. Tie was asleep in his shop az the time
and the thief rined his pockets. Suspicion
points strongly 10 one Of the notorious Orang-
optang gang of negroes that intest this COM
munity as being the robber.
The crops here are needing rain badly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07
Accident to Rev. nr. W. II. Rladlck

pA1MYRA, Va. May 5.-ISpecial. l-While
Rev. W. r. Riddick was driving wagon
loaded with lumber about the parsonage lot
the lumber slipped forward, touching the
horse and causing him 10 run away. Mr..
Riddick, IN his efforts TO stop him, was quite
painfully bruised.
The supervisors of the county met here
several days ago and decided 10 have the
courthouse thoroughly repaired.
Work Is being pushed rapidly forward on
the Methodist church here.
very inc grade or s0apstOne has been
found on the farm of Mr. l.. O. Haden. near
town, and party Of Northern capitalists
were 10 look at il last week The indications
are that a sale will be contaminated and work
begun on large scale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07
a rnM lobacco Mnrehon.e.

HKSnTnsoN. N. c.. MAY C. Special. The
annex to the storage warehouse has been
completed, and is already nearly full of hogs
heads OF reordered stock. In all there are
now about 800 packages IN this warehouse,
Offering TO manufacturers any and all kinds
OF stock from first hands 1t is estimated
that between 50 and 80 per cent Of tho croD
has been sold.
The remains Of young Merrill Shaw whose
drowning at the llorner School. Oxford was
referred 10 in Tn TINES OF Thursday passed
through here to-day in charge OF his uncle
Captain w. 70. Shaw. OF this place 10 the
family buryingg ground in Cuuituck county.
Though d good swimmer he was taken with
cramp aud sank within eight feet of the bank
OF a small fish pond.
General trade is dull and rents have depre-
dated IN the pact two months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07

NORFOLK VA. May G.-lSpecial The
Virginia Press Association will hold a meet
ing in Portsmouth in July. The city council
has appropriated 500, and the board of trade
through its committee appointed for the pur.
pose Judge L. Il. Watts chairman is making
arrangements n rapidly as the necessities OF
the case require 70 provide for tho entertain
ment Of the strangers.
Captain T.. Y. White. chairman OF the com
mittee appointed By tho Layman's Union to
take IN hand the matter OF building the Park
View Methodist church. were this morning
making estimates for church TO cost "a. 600.
Captain White says that the men who have
the matter in care can well AFFORD to build
such u church.
The Grand Council Of Virginia. Improved
Order Red Men. which convones in Rich
mend the 18th instant. will be attended by
J. W. Cherry. Great Sachem; Ira I. Hall.
Great Chief Of Records; Ii. H. Hall, Great
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07
WORLD'SFAIRAUXILIARY
ORGANIZED Ar wINsTON SALEM.
Destructive Fire Mt New Bcrne-Wrsok on
the Scotland Neck KaiIroad-North
Carolina Affairs.

WINSTON. n. c., May Especial. Tho
ladies OF this city met this morning and or
ganized the Wlnston-Salem Worlds Fair
auxiliary. the object Of which is TO collect
81 900 here 10 aid in tho erection Of tho North
Carolina building at Chicago. The building
is TO be constructed in North Carolina, OF
North Carolina material and by North Caro-
lima mechanics Only the work Of putting
the building together will be done IN Chicago.
and this will be done by North Carolinians'
The officers elected constitute president,
vice president. secretary. treasurer ana eA-
ecutive committee. Tho ladies are already
meeting with encouragement IN theH ehOils
10 raise the required amount
News was received here to-day OF the death
of Mr.. Joseph Armfeld. Of kernersyihe. VINO
was one of the Oldest and best citizens IN the
county. he was ninety-teo years Old.
special from New Berne to-day says hre
broke out In that city at late hour 'ast h'sHt
at the foot Of Middle street. Commercial
row. the city fish market. J. i. Taylor. James
L. Mace and B. B Lane arc the houses
burned out. The loss IS about sz1OO9 par,
TALLY covered by insurance. The origin oil
the fire Is unknown.
The American Tobacco Company mas &c
cided 20 build a large and handsome DICK
leaf factory in Winston. The plans are about
completed and manager Scaum says that the
exact size of the building viii be announced
in q few DAYS.
IL 10 learned from good authority that tho
Richmond and Danville Company VIII at an
early date put Oh through passenger Trains
from GoidsDorO 20 Wlkesb1rO.
The residence oil George Wilson. near Pfait-
town. this county. was DESTROYED by fire with
contents. yesterday. The loss was several
hundred dollars with no insurance.
Salem's new mayor aud board If commits
sionefs met tonight aud took the oath OF
Office.
INTELLIGENCE reached here to-day that
Houston Barker of Ashe county. aged fifteen
years. was killed Yesterday by tree falling
on him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07

WHDos, n. C.. May Especial l-Nester-
day freigt train wa wrecked on the scot
and Neck branch road near Goose Nest SlN
box cars were broken up. one OF the brake
men had his foot badly mashed. The hccl-
dent was caused by the rails spreading on ac-
count Of the heat. The wreck had not been
cleared this morning. aud the tram from
Greenyile had 10 60 20 IarbOrO wa the A.
and r. road and thence 10 HObgOod VIA the
n. aud n. G.. road. travelling distance OF
about thirty-fve miles TO reach point eight
miles beyond the wreck
The Third party feeling in this locality has
subsided considerably within the past three
weeks. Those who were at one time disposed
70 vote with the Third party now ayow their
intention TO 90 into the Democratic primaries
and capture them If possible. This intention
will be defeated ii possible by the straight
out Democrats who will not admit any ones
right IN the primaries who viii not pledge
themselves 20 support the action Of tho con
vcntlOns. There is no danger OF the Third
party element controlling the Democratic
Convention IN tins county. portion oil the
Alliance are as loyal 10 the Democratic party
as they ever We're. and without Their help TIE
Third party element cannot carry out It's pur-
poses.
The Bertie County Convention has ap-
pointed etralghtOut Democratic delegates 10
the State Convention aud instructed for Nj.
J.. Wood foI Congress from this district. Mf.
Wood Is a good Democrat. member OF the
Alliance and president of the organization III
his county lie was member of the last
General Assembly.
The ether Democratic candidates for Con
gress in this district are Captain W. j. Rogers.
Of Northampton. and W. ". Long. of War
rem. with several dark horses doubtless.
The weather has been as warm as July for
several days and the crops are growing well.
Truck is beginning 10 80 10 market from this
section.
The frosts did not injure tobacco beds and
plants are plentiful and healthy.
The handsome new Hotel Bon Air, at Lit
tleton. is To DO sold under q trust deed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07
Consressman Bum the Orator.

RMmou n. c.. MAY 6.-iSpecial. 1T is
announced that Congressman b. II. Bum
will deliver the memorial address in this city
on the 10th of May. His subject will be
General James Macrae
Governor Holt to-day ordered q special
term of FORSYTH County Superior Court TO
begin May 18th. Judge Il. III. Armheld Will
preside.
The Governor also to-day made a reQusi-
ton on the Governor of South Carolina for
one Charles Johns. who is wanted IN this
State Tor h0rse-stealiug
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07
sannap and representatives. Of the local coun

sannap, and representatives Of the local coun-
ellis.
The exports from Norfolk during tho month
OF April were valued at s5l9.s 33
Large quantities Of Southern vegetables are
arriving daily.
During the month Of April seven vessels.
from foreign countries. with tonnage OF
9.iI4. entercd.this port, and during the same
month thirty-nine foreign bound vessels, with
tonnage OF ESQ. 1885, cleared from Norfolk 10
foreign ports.
The coal expectations from Lambert
Point during tho month Of April, as reported
by William Lamb d Co., agents, is l2l,95ls
tons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07
yuenn Vista Paper Mills.

BrrvA VISTA. VA. May 5.-lSpecial. The
Columbian Mills will soon be making paper
but the improvements must necessarily be the
work Of time
A chemical soda-fbre plant. which will cost
over one hundred thousand dollars
has been commenced. An engineer and ar
chitect. Mr. Charles \. Boardman, OF Paw
tucket k. l.. is now on the ground for the
preliminary work and resident engineer.
MIR W J. Hurlbut. of Buena Vista, is also in
the service Of the company for the construc-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07
rAiIU DADS
n 4 4 /. wv haIiaIsaRssisTn


scurnr-rr IN FFFFCr DrCENBER g.. lsgL
0N'Ai1' LEAVE RICHMOND DAlLD
RYRD-sTREEI STATION.
,ao A NJ Richmond and Norfolk tnron2n
express Arrive Norfolk II - a. y
Stops only a: Petersburg. "aTeiN
,oos A. NJ For For 'l RoanSte. Radiorl. Pulaski
WV Bristol: also connects a. had.ord
for Bluene!d and Pocahoniss' Iaf,
Tor car Petersburg 10 KoauoAe hid
Pullman sieap.r Roanoke ~ hein-
phs via knoxville and Chatta-
r2.to p. H.. For f.ynchburg. Roanoke and inter
mediate stations. 40 coDhecS'o"
beyond Roanoke. ,opu
i5 n H. f AZ fos at Ss5'S s
Gonfas FIkh0rn and stations on
,lnrh Valley Division Also Tor
Louisville and stations on l.. ~ "
r. IS via norton. Pullman 49,
sleeper between hichmonl an'
Lynchburg. Eerths READY l ,i, - IT,, :,
fancy az 900 =. VI. Also tu. linuii :
sleeper PETERSBURG 10 LoHl,,'A.I0
via Norton aud Roanoke 70 Mem
phis and New Orleans via hnoNNlAe
and Chattanooga.
trains arrive Hichmoud from LyncnDutS aut t
The West daily az 1.4 A NJ. i:O +. NJ ahl -
/. NJ; from Norfolk and tho East at Il 40 A. d.
and 6:3s T. NJ
Tickets baggage-checks and all information
can be obtained at Richmond and Petersburg
railroad depot; A. W CARRIERS, 9Ol Main street;
and a. the Company's oiAce, s,s east pam
street. H. ". COURTNEY,
Passenger Agent
W h. BENlLL,
General Passenger Agent
General Office. Roanoke. "a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07
| will sell at auction on
WEDNESDAY. NAY Il. 1892.

I will sell at auction on
WEDNESDAY. MAY H. 1892,
at u O'Clock NJ,
a, the .uctioneers Office. 10. Eleventh
etreet. THAT VA LIABLE. PRODUCTIVE. Al
TRACT TIVE AND WELL LOCATED JAMES
RIVER E~TAIE above referred 70, containing
llGACRES OF LAND in fine state Of fertility.
About 1856 acres of this land Is James river low
grounds and the balance Is level or gently
rolling high land, especially adapted TO stock
raising. as il is natural grass land and also
grows luxuriantly the cultivated grasses, is IN,
usually well Wafered by running streams ana
the whole place is well fenced
This Is choice property, is within thirty
minutes drive from the city. has an excellent
soil possesses beauty Of situation and OF views,
lies on the railroad at a station and l. IN the
direction of the citys best and most rapid
growth.
The dwelling is plain but commodious. and
the out-buiidings. including ice-h0use dairy,
&C. are amply sufficient and IN good order. the
barn being the largest and best arranged IN the
South.
All persons. whether intending buyers or not.
are cordially invited TO drive out and inspect
the property.
Terms: One-fourth cash. and the residue AZ
one. two and three years for notes, with Interest
payable semi-annually and secured py 4 trust
deed. W. r.. 6hANii
ap 30myf,85S,f0If Grantiand. a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07
ByN W. Bowel
Real Estate Auctioneer.
EIRST-CLAsS GROVE AND FLOYD-AYE-
i NUE. LOTS
AT AUCTION.
THISIs NOTATRIAL OFFERING, BUT REAL
BUSINESS.

At tho request Of the owner. who means bust
ness. l will sell, on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. May IT, 1892,
At 5o'clock p. NJ. ELEVEN EXTRA HAND
SOME. VERY VALUABlE AND MOST DtSfii-
ABLY LOCATED BUILDING LOTS, five OF
which. fronting each 80 feet. are on the south
side OF Grove avenue, beginning az the east
line of Robinson street and the other sl1 are on
the north side Of Floyd avenue beginning az
the east line Of Robinson street. and all run
ming back ~ feet 9 inches 10 a VIDE alley.
The lots on Floyd avenue Will be sub-diYided
10 suit
inches above the street. within "a square or 80 OF
the street cars, have beautiful shade trees in
their front and Will be sold IN sizes 90 SUIT Win
privilege of one OF more.
The improvements IN the vicinity are in keep,
ing with the beauty and value OF the land, and
the nei ghbOrh0Od j. an excellent one Come 20
the sale without fail, as this presents rare
chance for bargains
TERMS: viii lie very accommodating ana
made known az sale. y. ". IONE.
my5,ls,lO,ll-5t AucuOnoer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07
CITY ESGINRER's OFFICE.
Richmond. Va MAY T. isQ2

Hit f1fFf"' F''f 't"f = '7f-
CFALED PROPOSAL VII l. BE RECEIVED
- at this office until MONDAt. Nay 9th. az
O'Clock A.. NJ for furnishing lCt during the
season for buildings nnder control Of Commit
tee on Grounds aud Buildings
ICE 10 DO delivered IN lump at New City Hall
In quantities ordered by City Enginee, and
weights to be verified.
The committee reserves the right 20 rejec.
any and all bids. ". l.. CUTSHAW.
myf-td City Engineer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07
PURE SWEET MILK
OFFICE or THE BOARD ~ HFAtrH.t

Nay 3. l7R. !
CTAIFD BIDS FOR THE PURCHASE OF
- THE ASHES FROM THE CRtMAIOW
Will he received at this Office I'll SATURDAY
the eth Of May.
Proposals must be made on SO many dollars
Der ton. The contract must cover period Of
nor less than three nor moro than six months.
for which reliable bond must ne executed. In
Q sample sent TO Dr. W. II. Taylor Tor analysis
he found -
Ihosuhoric acid. 1874 Ter cent;
Potash. I 10 per cent.
For other Information apply 30 the
my5-3t BOARD OF HEALTH.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07
CoLLHGg OF WILLIAM AND MARY,

DROFESSOR WANTED.-I AN AUTHOR
L lied TO advertise for candidates TO nil the
position Of PROFESSOR Of either ANCIENT
Or MODERN LANGUAGES in this institution
Candidates are requested 10 state in their appli-
cations what languages they are especially
qualified 10 teach. Salary 10 DO fixed by the
Board Of Visitors at their next meeting, on
June 2sth. lsg2 LYON q. TiLER,
President William and Mary College
my3- III Ia 50 II
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07
WORK RIVER LINE VIA WEST POINT
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
THE FAyORITE ROUTE TO BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
LEAVE RICHMOND.

4IAlN 30. I'D, 3:l0 J.. VI.
| OCAL EAPRESS. daily. except Sunday
T. stops al all stations. Al Lester Manor con.
meets with stage FOR MalkertOn: also c0nnsstt
with Baltimore steamer as West Point
TRAIN no. U.s. 1910 r. a.
baltimore LIMITED. dailY excent San.
- day. for West Point. connecting with York
river steamer for Baltimore. A. Baltimore
steamers connect with Baltimore and Ohio rail.
road for Washington PhualeDhia ANA Nss
York FARE: Richmond TO Baltimore 81. 10
Washington, So; 20 Philadelphia, sisO; Now
York. $50.
SlEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE PM
L0k WEST POINT, daily. except SUNDAY.
1 thence by Richmond aud Danvlls ni.roai
70 richmond, arriving at sI0 A. VI aud 0.B
TRAIN No 90 30 A "
4 OtAL MlALD. daily, except Sunday. leaves
- wenty- bird street station for West poIn5
and Intermediate points
Ticket Office az station foot of Virginia street
open 20 4. VI. TO 0.OJ T. ST., and from 900 %
3:20A.M NJ.
City ticket Office g3i Main street
SOL. HAAS JAS. T.. TAYLOR
Traffic Manager. Cen Passenger gent
W. a. ll XIX.
Assistant General Passenger Agent
Charlotte, 81. ~.
". n. GREEN. General Manager
l.. BEkhELL1, Superintendent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.


By AppcrSon x Pollard
and
r. p. Chafiin h Co.
Anciioneers.
COURT SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION
~ OF
VALUABLE FARM IN HEYgICO COUNTY.
ABOUT ONE AND A HALF MILES tAol
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
APART OF EAST RICH
MOND
KNOWN As
THE BABCOCK TRACT. LOCATED Abo 4,
ONE-FOURTH OF A MILE sOUIh of
THE NINE-MILE ROAD. ADJOlN-
ING THE HANDSOME
cRorrNne or THE MASONIC HOME AND
VALUABLE FARM OF DIR. L HA"hS'
c. " Goodwin In cbspcery Court Of
East Richmond Co.. &c Richmond Oi'y'
BY virtue Of decree entered in the above
named cause OF MAY 4. 1872. the undersigned
suecial commissioners appointed Tor tho pur-
pose, will sell by auction. on the premises Oh
WEDNESDAY, MAY II, 1892,
stBo'clock p. W.. that tract Of land in Henrico
county known As tie "BABCOCk TRACT, con
tanning 81 23-I0O acres, adjoining me iah4s as
above mentioned and being bounded both OF
the east and west By public county ROADS winch
of course makes 10 much more desirabie
TERMs: One-fourth cash and the residue at
sir. twelve and eighteen months from the day
of sale. the purchaser giving negotlame notes
for deferred payments with interest a Iieu hnu
title 10 be retained until the whole OF the pur-
chase money IS paid. - cor-prSpN
II. X. POLLARD.
Special Commissioners.
ApPERsoN h POLAND
and Auctioneers.
T. T. CHAFFIN CO.)
Coo1-,ip rlsintiF against East Richmond
Company and ais. defendants-ln the chah-
Gerry Court Of tho City Of klchmond'
l. Charles " Goddin. clerk Of said court GER
tify that the bond required 81 the special com
misMoners by the decree IN said cause Oi may D.
1892. has been duly given. 80 ~
Given under my hand TINS 5th cg1SnD III N."ay'
1892. ChAhLLo W. WIZ 49,
my6 i'IA'