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Arizona republican., 1892-11-20
He Wanted to Know.

Scene-Office of The Daily Whooper.
 Caller (to business manager)-Yester day put an advertisement in your pa- per for servant.
 Business Manager (blandly)-Yes, sir. And what was the result?
 Caller-That's what want to know. Nobody has called yet.-Texas Siftings.
Arizona republican., 1892-11-20
Then He Went Away,

Young MT. Staylate sank back in his chair in the flower hid conservatory and inhaled gentle breath. "Oh, Miss Gene vieve," he murmured, "what is that faint, mysterious perfume that scents the evening afr"
 "Mr Staylate," replied Genevieve ab- ruptly, "that is the mingled odor of breakfast bacon and coffee "-Chicago News-Record.
Arizona republican., 1892-11-20
AlI's Fish.

Complaining Husband My dear, | should think you would be more careful when buying things for me. Now, these expensive slippers You brought from Paris are altogether too small. can never wear them.
 Cheerful Wife-Well, they'll do to spank Tommy with. aear.-Truth.
Arizona republican., 1892-11-20
No Cause for Anxiety.

Patient (feebly)-Well, doctor, how do you find me today?
 Doctor (cheerfully)-Vastly improved. Your legs are still badly swollen, but that doesn't trouble me at all
 Patient (sourly)-No, l suppose not, It wouldn't trouble me either if your legs were swollen.-Truth.
Arizona republican., 1892-11-20

The above is a picture of our greatest Air. can explorer, and in it can be traced the forms of two wild animals. Any one Can readily see the face of the explorer but it is difficult tO dis. tinguish the two animals.
 The proprietors of STANLRY'S PRIZE MEDl' CINES will give an elegant UTRECHT PIANO, valued at $500, to the yfrsf person who can make out the elephant and giraffe; to the 5tt5sd person will be given co IN coLDi to tle fh,rd an elegant coLp vATcRi to the tIwann tI,.n a handsome CLOCK; to the ftth a slLvts WATER PITCHER, and to the next Ety sa ID COLD. Every competitor must cut out me above picture and outline with a led pencil me forms of the two animals, and enclose same WiA I5 U. s two-cent stamps or 10 three,eent Sf Sf nadian stamps for one sanple bottle Of the i9,, ,s lowing prize remedies: "SfANLEi'S PblLs P,lIE RHEUMATIC CURE" SFANLEI'S PRIZE Clkh FOR CHRONIC and CLCERAIED SORE THR0AI," SrasLEiS nsibpu PRizE SeRs E9R pistSSTTHGE ..STGE LEi'S PRIZE CURE FOR ekTARRH." Selea any one of the above remedies or as many " you desire, by enclosing Spc. for each one. oo
 Address THE STANLEY MEDICINE Co" 3o8 Brush St., Detroit, Mich.
 The person whose envelope is postmaTksa first will be awarded the first prize. and tle I others in order of merit. To the person sel.. ,.. gant ooIp MATCH, to the 'ja n<rt to the iafs handsome SILVER WATCH; to the Stt0Hg 70 the iaSl a handsome CLOCK; to the thyl !" the idSf c Q IN COLD; and to the next " G,yg T the kaSf S1 IN COLD. We shall ALSO Glb
 
 so many sending in correct answers Ls names of the leading prize winners will De Pus lished in the U. S. and Canada The o5leygs. n .o making the foregoing extraordinary offer I-S isw place our Medicines in the hands of the II1Ttt I1Ttt sufferers. This GREAT AND ONLY POsiIl,s RHEUMATIC CURE has cost the proprietois,%Ii %Ii i enormous amount of money, the ingredlehtssSvr which are imported from Africa, where La.j are secured with great difficulty and expens., It is purely herbaceous and put up in two Ss- SG. pounds, one to be used externally and me o.IIii internally. Our OTHER REMEDIES are equal valuable. As to the reliability of our ComPa.h% we refer you to any leading wholesale drugEEn ,s. Detroit, and will also furnish you Wl.n ,.sa names ssd addresses of parties who have ,'Ns Dy entirely cured by this most wonderful Meai5S,Lj
 All prizes will be awarded strictly m org, oS..ss merit and with perfect satisfaction. Noeaa is made for premiums in any way, they ..,.iSs s.s solutely given away to introduce and aly.erasr5. our AedieiHeS. which we are bound to do ISssSost less of expense. Medicine is sent by mst mH, Pci, paid and duty free. When you answer ue uIilgss ture puzzle, please mention this papeTro o'"ssst Stanley Prize Medicine Co, Hs'e SsGsoITY TsSSI 'SsE
 Baneh once. Windsor. oni.' c'n'aa
Arizona republican., 1892-11-20
Materials of a Story.
CHAPTER I.

l. Gladys Hysonanns was a beautiful blond, beloved by Frederic Whaple and Jack Smith.
 CHAPTER II. Frederic sent Gladys an invitation to the theater for Friday evening.
 CHAPTER III. So did Jack.
 CHAPTER ". Gladys inadvertently accepted both.
 CHAPTER V. A tragedy impeded. But Gladys
 CHAPTER VI. Was smart girl. At the eleventh hour she sent both word that she was very sick. Then she went Saturday night with Jack and Monday night with Fred.-Chicago News-Record.
Arizona republican., 1892-11-20

I've might as well consider our eD. gagement broken, Reginald"
 "I don't see whyl Your father said postponed
 Postponed until you arrived at year. of discretion. And in your case, Reggy dear, you know what that means " Life,
Arizona republican., 1892-11-20
A Difference in Dates.

He (after the introduction)-I don't suppose you remember me, but I think we used to be in the same Sunday school class together.
 She-l don't think so. When was little girl in Sunday school was always in a girls class.
 He-But this was when you were a teacher.-Truth.
Arizona republican., 1892-11-20
An Error Corrected.

Chronic Bore Occupying the sanctum window)-Say, old man, l don't for the life of me see how you can do any work here, with this constant stream of people passing by. Don't they trouble you?
 Patient Editor-No, they're just the ones that don't.-Boston Courier.
Arizona republican., 1892-11-20
Dangers of Kissing.

She--I think the forehead the safest place for young gentleman to kiss young lady.
 Helm not so sure of it. The last time I attempted to kiss young lady's forehead I got bang in my mouth.-- Life.
Arizona republican., 1892-11-20
Not Her Fault.
" Why did

The Groom (very wealthyl-Why did you marry an ordinary chap like me?
 The Bride-I haven't the slightest idea; mamma managed the whole affair Life,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-06
By n. W. bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.


TN PURSUANCE OF THE TERMS
i OFADEED OF TRUST FROM THE Vlk IN,
GINA AND CAROLINA RAILROAD CONAN
IN the undersigned, OF the date Of July l, 1883,
default having existed for more tnan nlneS
days after demand in the payment OF the ihtcl,
est secured By said deed sfter 10 was uue snu
psysble. and the holder OF the coupons reg'r
senting said interest requiring ssle, ens -
obedience to 3 decree OF the Chancery Cour. OF
Richmana city IN the cause OF the City OF refers
burg against Virginia and Carolina neu cof'
Comnany and als.. entered December is, 1881
we, the undersigned VIII, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL -, 1892,
a, 1eu. In front OF the Clerks ONCE OF the chan.
Gerry Court OF Richmond city on the south siueo'
broad street between Ninth and Tenth Streets,
Richmond. Va, proceed to sell AZ PUBIC auV W
10 the highest and best bidder. as wholeu AL
THE RIGHTS OF WAY, WORKS, AND OIh In,
PROPERTY OF EVERY KIND OF The tlh-
GTNiA AND CAROLINA RAILWAY CONAN
IN THE STATES OF NIRGlNlAAND NOh , ~
CAROLINA, including its CHARTER hluh 40 10
and FRANCHISES. The line Of said ROAD as
chartered runs from Richmond. Va, 10 a point
ON the Raleigh and CASTOR railroad ~ -,
near Ridgevay, n c. A full description OF All
the property Of the company can % hau ny ny
plying 70 the undersigned
Terms $4,000 cash at the time OF purcnssse,
400. 900 cash as soon ~ the sale Is confirmed py
the court. ana the remainder In equal install
ments, with interest from the day OF sa's, IN one
and two Years, notes - be executed 70 the uuo-
tees for the deferred payments, 10 DC secured "
A vendors lien or deed OF trust on the properly.
At the option OF the purchaser. in eltner eyons
there is 10 be a stipulation for the enforcement
Of said vendors lien by proceedings III TIC oou'o
:" "A''" '''' '' j. nv. DANIEL,
Is. RAND. WELLFORD.
Trustees.
..,rrrp NH "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-06

home on Park avenue. Keats was
the subject Of the evening and proved by
It's skilful treatment more than usually
interesting theme. Miss Rosalie Il. VIM
ston read with great charm an essay that
was full Of insight and happy thought.
while It's dicton was graceful and bright.
Mr.. Charles W. Coleman. one OF Virgipias
Young authors and poets. also read seau-
tiful paper on the same subject. he
Eve of st. Agnea" was read by
Mrs. Wyndham Meredith with charming
Interpretation Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. homas N. Carter, Mr. ana mrs.
Richard Baylor. Mr. and Mrs. Wyndham
Meredith, Mr.. and Mrs. Armistead Well
ford, Mrs. Alexander Bruce, Mrs Thomas
II. Carter. Misses Mary Morris Jones,
Meta Potts, Rosalie Winston, Mary An
derson. Helen Cameron, Ellen Bruce, Nop-
ME Burthe. Gertrude Howard, Messrs.
Page, Cabell. Williams. Bruce. knther-
foord, Coleman. Wickban. Archer. Games,
Holiday. and DIR. Charles CarrIngton.
The next meeting will be held at the
homo of Miss Mary Morris Jones.
-.
The Richmond German Club gave very
brilliant dance at the Belvidere on Mon
day evening last and wound up their series
of enjoyable entertainments, winch are
better known as features Of Richmond
society than any other one gaiety. Mr. 10
Lane Stern led as usual. Many graceful
figures and a sumptuous repast was
served. Some Of the ladies present were
Mrs. George Ross, Mrs. Archer Anderson,
Mrs Arents Of New York, Miss Arents
of New York, Mrs. John Enders, Mrs. Z.
y. Lathrup. Mrs Thomas Boiling, Mrs.
Allen Donnan. Mira. William Talbot. Mrs.
Charles f. Smith, Mrs. Levin Joynes, Mrs.
II. q. Cabell. Mrs. Il. G. Mayo, Mrs. j. A.
Welsh. Mrs. W. r.. Trigg. Mrs. Aoncure
Perkins. Mrs Dryden Tenant. Misses
Tennapt, Helen Cameron, Woolfolk. OF
Kentucky. Lyle Jones Of New York. Ellen
Bruce of Halifax, CHAMPION of Washing
ton, Leila Montague of Baltimore. hay
Handy. Emma Barksdale, Bessie Addison.
Nonnie Lay, Bessie Lay, Leila Myers,
Fannie Ross. Hattie Ross, Bessie Martin,
Mamie BuIthe. Irene langborne. Nirgie
Brock. Meta Potts, Addie johnson. Mary
Anderson, Norma Walker. Eve Walker.
Ber.a Wexford, Barton. Helen Ross. Vireie
Archer, Elise Williams, Callie Ryland, and
Lou Adkins.
Miss Bessie Pace is in Louisville, visiting
her sister. Mrs. William Hite.
Mrs. f. G. Williams. Miss Mary Williams,
aud Nr. A. ID. Williams are in Florida.
where they will spend month.
Mrs. thomas Rutherford and MISS Alys
CoDnslly are in Florida.
Mrs. }. L. NJ. Curry is the guest Of her
mother. Mrs. James Thomas.
Mrs. Joseph h. Anderson gave a small
but very delightful dinner on Monday
evening in honor OF her guest. Miss Ellen
Bruce Of Halifax. and Miss Ariadne john
son. j.
Miss Hull, Of Baltimore is the guest OF
Mrs L. ID. Christian.
Miss Lyle Jones. Of New York. who has
been the guest OF Miss Emma Barksdale,
left for her nome yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Taylor have re-
turned to the city after their stay in New
York.
Mrs. Thomas Bransford, of Roanoke,
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. S. Z. La
throp.
Miss Martha Bagby has returned from O
VISIT I , New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-06
By. Thompson Brown q Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneerh
lll3 Main street.
NFID-wINTER AUCTION SALE
| WI OF TWO TRACTS OF WESTERN subuk:
BAN Properly AT OUR OFflCk llio AAiN

MID-WINTER AUCTION 3 AL =
vi OFTwOTRAcT OF WESTERN gUBuR:
BAN Properly AT OUR 0FFlck Ills MAIN
THURSDAY, MARCH 10. 1902.
AT 12 O'CLOCK My request Of the ieoy
owner. who 10 determined 70 eel. " VIZ. - ne
above hour and place, sell 81 public auction;
/. That beautiful TRACT OF LAND, one nile
west OF the new corporate limits, containing 20
ACRES, frcnfins On . road Just vest d ne
Richmond. Fredsricksburg and Posomso rail-.
road (3slt Lino), knosn a. the eint0n Rosd'
ssid trsct sdjosns the lands Of mrs. 6lntons -
Boattfs Max 01sf, and okherh and v u c3oeo
proximity 70 the lands q 4ayW Lsui3 0inseg
and General Bradley +. johnson. 11s tEp
provsmsnts are comfogtsbis dwelling. kitchen
ana oshsr out-houssq, fruitsreea, -
q. TWKSTY-EivK xCRl8. oos ME vs.e q
the ABOVE tracs, end ffontipe a ~ vsse G1e u
ne read leading from Brpa4- ToaA - ~.
plsSs MIL This properly vas lorneey oyned
r. DR.. Prayer. and = h . eoo4 49, - coMvs-
ton. ana ad5oins the lands - 4eesfA hancoeAs
Thorp, Woodsoa, and o<hegu-
These I've uec>s " = ne e!rsce - ~
unity e sAs stfy rssdss shsn ~ sssssss
Ne Wi ssks plsasurs b sAeg1ne ~ psapsrss
sr ~ 81 n 3 - lS.Sess sssss 49, ys.ss
s.s ~ So - ~ ~ ~ 60. - Ssissss = -
snd sSS yvsSl ~ = - $500 - ~
s s.ass; - 49, 49, 'sss;ss : : q -
~ ''' - ,ns1!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-06
BY George Z. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1905 Bank street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A SMALL
Il FARM, PARTICULARLY DEsIRABLR
FOR TRUCKING OK FOR A SUMNER HOME.
SITUATED IN HANOVER COUNTY, VA, On
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
NEAR THE JUNCTION OF The RICHMOND,
FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD.-By virtue Of q certain deed OF trust
bearing date November 20, 1851, and recorded
In the Clerks ONCE OF Hanover County Court Ia
Deadlock IA, page 334. default having been
made in the payment Of two OF the no;ee therein
secured, aud being required % 70 Go by tho
holder OF the said notes, will sell at public AUG
ton, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, MARCH IL, 1892,
az O'Clock i. NJ, the PROPERTY described -
follows: All that LOT, PIECE, Oh PARCEL OF
LAND lying and being In the county OF hAn-
over. containing 140 ACRES, bounded a. fol-
Iowa: On the west by the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad on tho east and south BY the North
Anna and Little riyers, and on the north ~ 4
row OF cellars and other trees, dividing u nom
Hoilingsworth land.
There IL a wel~built residence OF ave rooms
and nails barn, orchard, &c.
About 100 acres are under cultivation, OF which
20 acres are In river iowiand and very fertile.
Terms: Cash 40 10 expenses OF sale and tvo
notes for the respective sums OF el2S.S0 and
SI,36O, with Interest from November 20, 1891,
20 day OF sale; balance upon such terms - may
c. A. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
~ B.-Whiis tho deed requires tho above
sale 10 ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-06
AT THE THEATRE THIS WEEK.
a Band Concert, Primrose a. Vests Min
strels, ana The Pdiss New York.

n b60u tOHCtFts - "c'N -'s''
strels. ana The Pdlse New York.
This weeks list of attractions is rather
meagre-in fact, amusements will be de-
fcient in quantity and excellent in quality.
Tomorrow night Halls Old Guard Band
will give grand military concert at the
Theatre This will he an opportunity for
lovers Of band-music TO enjoy pro-
gramme that will be unusually well Sc
lected. and will embrace a variety of selec-
tons that will include both the popular
and the classic.
The band, which il attached TO the Old
Guard. one OF New York's swell military
organizations. is one Of the finest IN the
metropolis. The bandsmen have been
down TO New Orleans to attend the Mardl
Gras festivities and are now on their way
home.
MINsTEELs COMING.
Primrose & Vests Minstrel Company
will present an entirely new performance
In every detail at the Theatre tuesday
evening. THIS company is said to be IN
excellent form this season, and the floral
first part is one of the best designs ever
put on the minstrel stage. Primrose "a
one Of the end men. and West as lnterlocu-
tor. furnish large proportion OF the per-
Torrance. Then there is Prlmrose's we'll
known song and dance, The Swell, and IT
seems 10 improve IS it is repeated. The
March of the Red Hussars,"" with its
electric effects, conceived by Mr.. West. 10
another good feature. The closing act,
Trouble in Blackville," by the Big
Four" Smith. Waldron. Janson, and
Martin, is one of the most amusing
things imaginable. There are also
a number of other clever features and
some good singing, to the credit of Natus,
Weber, Garland, Thomson, Tom Lewis.
w. ii. Smith. Larry Dooley, and Master.
Martin, but of them all The Swell" OF
Primrose and the march of West. ana
their individual effect on the whole, as
well as their participation in almost every;
thing that is done, will stand out in bold
relief.
PULSE OF NEW YORK.
The melodrama, The Pulse of New
York. will be at the Theatre Fri
day and Saturday. Oracle Emmetts
supporting company is represented as
being an excellent one, and the company
promises much special scenery. The
name indicates the thread OF the story,
which is principally laid in the metropo-
lis, possibly because there IS no city In
which better scenes from actual life can
be selected for the foundation OF melo,,
drama. The Pulse OF New York is SAID
TO have met with hearty reception every
where that il has been.
There will be a matinee on Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-06
voR RENT.
.o~c~o~~~.o.>~e~,
EOR RENT.

For RENT = @
No. 2O3 west Franklin street; ESQ per month.
No. ois east Leigh street; $500 per anuum.
No. f4t7 east Broad street: 1900 per anhum.
No. 2713 east Grace street; 1910 per ennnm.
No. gO02 east Broad street; $40 per annum.
No. 2309 east Broad street; S2f0 per annum.
No. 32J vert Main street: $40 per annum.
No. 900 south Beividere 81: $40 per Annum.
No. 2Sl5 east Grace street; t24O per nnnum.
No. 32D west Main street: S2j . per annnfn.
No. $50 nor.h sd street; &211 per annum.
No. $40 north 9th street s2l6 per annnm.
No. 1921 east Broad street; sl92 per anuum.
20. 100 south Fourth street: 200 per annum.
No. st0 north Goth street; $3.50 per annum.
No. 21i4 east Marshall; $3.50 per annurn.
NO. 2706 east Clay street; $50 por annurn.
No. 1914 vest Cary: $3.50 Der snnum.
No. 200 Reservoir street; $3.50 per nuuurn.
No. 2G15 cast Clay street: $3.50 per annum.
No.3l03 west Cary street; $3.50 per annum-
No. 200S venablc street; s12 per month.
No. 2607 o street: s11 per month.
No. 2ly Reservoir; 81 per month.
No. 1881 west Hsrrhan; $40 per month.
No. 26i1 o street; $40 per month.
No. 2el0I8 N street; clio per month.
No. 1902 o street; ti0 per month.
No. $500 east Leigh street; s11 per month.
no. l25 Reservoir; 80 per month.
No. Ul5 NORTH 26th street; $40 per month.
SMALLER HOUSES, STORkS, etc, elsewhere.
Cal for PRINTED RENT-LIST
l'none 534. j. h. ELAN & co,
NH Gilt 1113 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-06

Bank ana Eleventh shcos''
A UCTION SALE OF THOSE TWO
~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BRICK DWELL
INGs. Nos. 623 AND 625 NORTH FIFTH
STREET, KNOWN AS "PRATTs CorIAeEsi,
AZ tho request Of the owner, who 10 non-rest-
dent, will sell, at public auction, on tne PROM
FRIDAY, MARCH IL, 1892,
at 4:3O o'clock p. NJ, the abovc-descriped fho-
PERTY. The Improvements consist OF two TWO
story brick dwellings, containing seven roO,is
each, besides kitchen with two rooms, water ana
The lot has front Of 90 feet and depth Of
about $50 feet. m,
being Convenient 20 the Richmond locomotive
WORKS, on the direct line TO Fifth-street visdact
and Chestnut Hill, should attract the attention
OF those in search Of home or sood-payihs
Investment.
Terms: Very liberal. ,, ..,.
NH JOHN Il. GODDiN, huOelonool.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-06
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
~>~T'
BY j. II. Valentine, Auctioneer,
1886 east Main street.


VlRUSTEE'S SALE OF STOCK OF
Il DRUGS. MEDICINES, HANDSOME STORE
FIXTURES, FANCY GOODS, SODA FOUNTAIN,
IRON SAFE. &c, &C, AT AUCTI0N.-By virtue
Of deed Of trust from Walter +. Phillips to the
undersigned, as trustee, dated January u, ls92,
and of record in the Clerks ONCE OF the Chsncery
Court Of the city OF Richmond, Va, will sell, At
auction, on the premises, NO. 73o east Main
street, on
FRIDAY, MARCH ] l, 1892,
commencing at 1890 A. ~, the entire stock OF
MERCHANDISE, HANDsOhE STORE FIX
TuRRa, SODA FOUNTAIN, etc., embracing
fun line OF such goods as IL usually found In a
nrst-class retail drugstore. 10 which the atten-
ton OF druggists and others IL called.
The stock and fixtures will he offered as
whole upon accommodating terms and oilers
special induceinent 10 any one wishing 10 con-
tlnue the business. II not sold az an entirety IL
will then be sold In detail for cash. the sale con-
tinuing until the whole is disposed Of.
HILL MONTAGUE, Trustee.
john f. LLuGHTos. Salesman. NH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-06
AUCTION sAAss-Noudsy.
By NacdougaT q Davis, Auctioneers,
Ofice No. 1436 east Franklin street.

BALI Of HIOCk VI
L DRY GOODS. NOTIONS, BOOTS,
SHOES, IRON SAFE. SHOW
CASES, BUTTOS-xA-
CHINE, &C,
AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF decd Of trust 70 the undersigned
ss trustee, aud duly recorded, will sell, at NO.
405 louisiana street, on
MONDAY, MARCH z, 1892.
1T II O'Clock A. NJ, the ENTIRE STOCK OF
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. UNDERWEAR,
FLANNELS, PIECE GOODS.
BOOTS, SHOES, kUBBERs, &C., &c;
nearly new IRON SAFE;
nrst-rs,e sILvER-PLATED SHOWCASES;
i PENINSULA BUTTON-AACHiNE. &C.
together with q fine assortment OF OTHER
ARTICLES, unnecessary 10 advertise.
The attention OF the trade Is asked. As every.
thing must be sold.
TERMS: Cash. A. L. MAsURIER,
Trustee Of II. J. Parnter.
hACDorGALL & DAVIS, Auc.ioneers. NH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-06

BY virtue OF the provisions OF q certain decd
OF trust dated February II, 1889, and OF record
in the Clerks office OF HeDrc0 County Court, IN
Deed-B Book 126 Is, page BIG, detauis having
been made In the payment OF a portion OF the
debt therein secured, aud being required 30 70
do by the beneficiary under said deed, We Will
sell by public auction, on tho premises, on
MONDAY. MARCH Ia, 1892.
at 4:3O p. NJ, the above VALUABLE PROPER
TX, described IN said decd as follows: AL OF
those parcels or lots OF land lying and being In
tho county Of Heorico, Va, situated about two
miles, in westward direction. nom tho city OF
Richmond. being portion of tho land married
~ L. Blair aud numbered ], 2, and 8, and
sltusted on the western side OF the division line,
as appears by tho plat made by w. G. Aoncurey
surveyor, dated Juno 10, 1878, ana recorded
with deed OF partition between Lannia Blair
IL ale, dated July 1, 1873, and recorded 10 tho
H.nrlco County Court Clerks Office, Deadlock
l0l. page 43s. Lot No. contains 1917 acres,
lot No . contains 10 acres, LOT No. 8 contains 10
acres-making q whole Of 36lh acres''
This Is one Of tho most desirable tracts Ia the
vicinity Of Richmond, lying AZ II does In the line
OF the citys best improvements, being inter-
sected by Grace, Franklin, and other streets, as
extended. This sale offers q rare chance 10
capitalists and others seeking profitable In
yestment.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses OF executing this
trust, any taxes that may DO due and unpaid,
and note Of s25S with interest from February
20, 1892. and credits ae 10 the following notes;
One note OF 1888, due February ~, 1893; one
note for tf93.50, due November ~, 1898, snd
one note for $4,000 due November ~, 1893;
balance ON terms TO be announced at sale.
JOHN Il. GOpDIN,
WILLIAM T. SHOOT,
Trustees.
DEYoos TCPPgR & Co, Auctioneers. NH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-06

o'Brrsx, PLAixr1py, Askmss BOILING, -. d.
vnxpAxIs--IH 7uB CHAxcHRS coukr % I'M
CIT o. RICHMOND.
III shss ~ bund required u Ne sptcaA eooc
nfn1on6u " ne 0eoroe y ~ eexoo -
NARA 4 1901, ~ ben dqly giye1 :.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-06
BY Ellis & Cathcsrt,
General Auctioneers,
"a east Broad street.
WE WILL SELL ON
" TTrESnAY M0RNfNQ

w TUESDAY MORNING.,
AZ 10 80 O'Clock. at No. 81 west Jackson street,
for 4. j. Kidd, his stock Of GROCERIES,, consist-
ing Of Teas, Coffess, Canned Goods, Soaps,
starch, Bluing, Flour and Salts, Beans, Lamps,
Fancy Candies, &c, &c, Showcases. Oll-Tank,
CofYee-MiI, Counter-Scales, 1 nne Grocery
Wagon and Harness. Mr.. Kidd 10 leaving the
cite and everything must bs sold. kemsmter
the day. ELLIS q CAIhcAhI,
mn Auctioneers.