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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-20
HiIl's Trip Over His Road.

TACOMA, July 10. Especial &c. w.
Griggs, wfo made the trip over the Great
Northern with !. J. Hill. arrived here this
evening. lie left Hi at Eliensburg 10
make = personal inspection OF the roads
route through the Cascades. Griggs SAYS
Eih expects the road To reach the Sound
N January. and Portland early next sea-
ton. Hin promises TO furnish a rate on
lumber and shingles that Will enable Ore
ron and Washington manufactures to
supply Eastern markets. Griggs compli-
nents the condition of the Great Northern
roaabed and lis ~ per cent GRADES
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DANGER OF A COLLISION.
yon-Union Sailors Attract tho Uniol
The Police Summoned.

Steamer Wilmington arrived in from
Portland yesterday, bringing twenty tons
OF freight for this port. AS the steamer
carries non-union seamen, il was feared
that there might be a conflict between
them and a large crowd of workingmen
who had congregated on II. w. Baker Il
CO. wharf, where she lands, so that firm
telephoned for the police. The crowd
showed no signs of violence, but it was
suspected that some movement was con-
templated by the union sailors and long
shoremen. The japanese seamen that were
on the vessel some time ago were dis
charged by Captain Gilmore, who is now
in command Of her, and non-union white
men employed instead. The vessel went
out last evening for Vancouver.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-20

tow tug Wan erer, At 80 a m: steamer Wet
more. at II 80 a. m. Passed in-Stesmer Francis
Cutting. stsp. m
PogT BLAEELEY. July 1a.-Arrived-Schr EY-
ce.s.or. sai.ed-sehr Comet.
sAs FRsScIsco, July I9.-Cleared- Str Oregon.
for Astoria
LONDON, July Is.-sighted-City OF New York;
Spree, New York
MovrLLE, July Io-Ethiopia, New York.
PHILADELPHIA, July Ie.-Britiah Princess,
Liverpool.
bei1, Bio Janeiro.
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suIpPiNG INrELLIGENCE.

NxAH Ray. July ,9.--S a n---Psrtly oloaes.
Ayha southwest w}ad
CIalzkE Bay. July ia-s n m Partly
cloudy; .@zsg south " Cst wind
PoKr ANgsLgs. Jay i&-S n r,-Psrtly
eloady: trisS wss; agnd, BARK Rieasi III
lowed oat 38ri'sS iast algAt
rAToSSH, JAW la--A = t1,--esstly cloudy:
frSsa wess wind Passed oUt-RSrk EFistsd, IN
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An oId Rsilreaa story Rob. Tn Again.

SAN FRANeIsCo, July IA ST. Paul
special says; freslden, Hlll, OF the Great
Northern. vii extend his line from Butte,
Mont, Va Boise City 10 san Francisco.
lie has entered into a construction con-
tract Wjth ID. {. Sheppard. ~ 81. Paul. for
the building Of the line, ana much Of the
heavy work IS 10 be done during the COM
Inc ..,sa
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tcadesman on Flaibush avenue, 6rooklyn.
has big sign stretched across the
front OF rs store bearing In largo black
letters the legend. Dealer in Green
Goods lie sells vegetables add general garden
truck, buc j. the siga doesn't bring him many
rural customers, eager for unhsllowed spscals-
Ton, tAere : no y.rtua in appealing 70 iheic
iDciiDat5ouS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-20
Fighting the New York Gerrymander,

ROCHESTER,. y. Y, July l4-Ths Monroe
county board OF supervisors this morning.
under the advice OF q New York member OF the
Republican national committee. has refused 70
make a re-sppoysi0aInelt OF the assembly dis
tricts as provided for By the last Democrats
legislature This will probably be mate test
case ard p-scip tate = hot po,iticsi fvh.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-20

The Union Trunk Lanes Company is
having three more closed cars bull. hy
Roh5fs & Schoder cor the James stree;
cable read. They viii be Ike the car now
running with the sides 81 arranged that
they can Re taken oat and make the ears
open ones. They viii be ready by o.
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Excursious IN Snouualmie Falls.

s. Tor round trip on sundays. limited 20 date
al sale. $50 fo- round Tip, Ihree-day tickets
20 5e sold On Saturdays. Spaciai rates for pa--
ties made on application II me. Fine trout fish,
ing delightful resort; good hotel /. ~ Ma
Gcau. Geuers! AGENT
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~ order 81 the executive committee = nee:
ing Of the kIns County Republican Club Wi. *
he'd on SatGrtay evening, gUly -, IA Jatge
Rivers courtroom, city ball. 81 O'Clock = NJ.
Tor tie pasy-ase q tsAl8g se;lou ca iae res gaa-
poa oi fres isas Fg4ak e. Had3ock and elect
ing his successor. II. v. CaREALI.
Recording Secretary.
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okanogan Cattle to eros. the Cascaae.

TACOMA. July la.-iSpscial. ANOTHER project
IN connection with .he wagon road from Monte
Crtsto to oAanogsn couaty hss been oupleted
hy the formation Of a cattle raising company in
that county 10 raise snd drive stock TO the Sound
10 be slaughtered In connection with the pro-
ieet Henri Hewitt. jr, viii build q slaughter
house 81 Everett. Algea4y 1,919 head OF cattle
have been collected in OSanogsn county on Q
ranch owned by the interested parties
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Bounty for Wild Beasts, scalp.

A. III. Boyd, of Slaughter, presented two
bears and one wildcat scalp at the county
auditors Office yesterday and received as
bounty SIS. The county allows 81 30 each
for bears scalps and 81 for cats scalps.
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RATE.
Reduction Points Between Seattle
and Pasco 2 q Cents Per loo.

TACOMA, July 10. Especial. The new
Northern Pacific freight sheet reduces
rates from Seattle and Tacoma to points
rs far East as Pasco Junction an average
OF ~ per cent. per hundred
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-06
TRUSTEES. SALES.
C,99M aIM. SsI SALE OF REAL ESTATE

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAI, ESTATE
- Bonsaek's Depot, Roanoke County, Va.
mi n, OF ing terms OF decree OF the cir
inc 4th day OF September, 1881, In the snit
therein pending between w. &. clemens and ala
dcn, deceased, to enforce the payment or n hal
ancc due by the former purchasers, OF air
. ,., and eight hundred dollars (S6, 500,
VIII interest tncreon, from the 10th day OF No
ssemocr, 1881, subject to credit of seven hun.
dred and forty dollars (s7i0>, as OF the ssth day
pcnscs OF this sale, will ofrcr for sale on TiJES
pay pAI MARCH lSr, 1892, on the premises. TO tic
, nagnest bidder, at public auction, certain
aS, oi ianu, described in the deed fled ~ lying
ana oeinS In the county OF Roanoke, Virginia.
on both sides OF Glade creek. h own as the home
tract and late residence of Fleming James de-
ceased, containing in The whole seven hnndrnd
acre. acre., more or less, Except one hundred and
Twelve TIVE roma acres u1s, more Or less, between
and the line of the Norfolk and West.
ianas M ga Ha Company, and adjoining the
Oh the waters OF Glade creek the same h.;n, n
part OF the home tract, and which mart has bren
has ON IN II M Marshall C9ok The said property
houses and fruit csnncry and Thought nv thc
oT TERMiSS contain valuable mineral deposits
mon, in c or SALE One third of the purchase
one and two years, in two equal instaliments
cbascr interest from da, of sale, and the pnr-
court. HENRv &c G'usI 0i the
Rocr,y,n,, C Commissioner.
l, John c. BOudc, clerk OF the Circnit Co,r, -,
i hockoridge county, IN the State OF Virginia. do
hereby certify that Henry f. Blair, the commits
cause of September 4, 1891. 10 make sale NJ tSe
reai ate IN the proceedings mentioned, has CT
ccuted the bond required In said decree
Der, 1891. ' VI De'e'"
JOHN H. BOUDE,
jan22-1aw-tds 0o"'' ''o'N'r'ogc.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-06

'IRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE RJJSI
\ ness property-Undcr and by virtue of a deed
OF trust, dated august ~, 1870, executed to the
Undersigned trustee by l.. L. Powell and others
anu OF record In deed booR 40, page 2Ol OF the
Sietk Office OF Roanoke, Hastings Court default
having occn made In the payment OF pal / of an
amount secured In said deed OF trust and ut the
Ie44est OF the beneficiary therein,I will ON SAT-
ukDAf, FEBRUARY Is, fSl2, AT 12 O'CLUCK
va, sell to the highest bidder the lots or parceIs
Oh iand In said deed OF trust conveyed, LIVING in
thc city OF Roanoke, Va, described az follows.
L lrst Bcglhning mt point on tho north aide Of
campbell street. 1a 912 feet cas, OF Henry street,
tncnce north degrees east SIX feet to n MONT
!,ncnce south IS degrees east p feet to a point
tncncc south degrees west Sc Y feet to Campbcli
street. thcncc north IS degrees west IS feet TO the
beginning. - ~ W 'no
a., econd. beginning at point on the north
eluc OF Campbell street Oh feet and inches east
OF Henry street; thence north degrees cast STx
iect, norc or less to point; thence eouth ~
degrees east u feet to "A lot owned by sarah r
Wlhch thcuce south degrees west SIX fest
more or less, to Campbell street: thence with
Campbeii street north IS degrees west Is feet tn
the beginning go - e's W
TERMS: Cash Sufficient to pay costs OF eve
cutting this trust, including n trustees commits
sion OF per cent. and TO pay one note OF IS 600
witp interest thereon from August 81 1920 10 Tho
thereon from October II, 1870, win be payable on
August 81, 1872, and the residue payable in two
equal snnual fnstallmcnts, In one and two wears
from tho day OF sale, with interest Mt q pcr cent
All deferred payments II he evidenced by neoo-
tiaDlo notes and secured by deea OF trust on tho
PROMISES; A. L. KING,
'"niS-tue Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-06

T>RUSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OLA DEED
Il OF trust executed to me by w j. Atiams
dated DECEMBER 9Th. 1890, and recorded i'm the
clerks Office OF the Hastings Court OF the city of
Honnoke Va, to secure to w. l.. Andrews and
". H. Flanagan The payment OF the sum OF SS9U7
as evidenced by two certain interest bearing
negotiable notes, OF even date or said deed one
I0r Si!b3 payable one year after date to
q. Flanagan, and one for $iA.5i payable one
year after date to w. l.. Andrews, both OF said
Flanagan and Andrews, and payable with inter
est Mt per cent. per annum OF The National Ex.
change Bank, OF Roanoke, Va. md default hav.
rug becn mace In the payment OF both OF said
no,es, and being requested go to do by the
THE 25TH DAY OF JANUARY. 1893. AT =
oCLoCk NJ, OF that day, In front OF the court
mousse building In the city of Roanoke, ofrer for
sale NJ pnblic auction all OF that certain lot or
parcel OF land in said city bounded and dc.cribed
BEGINNING at point on the north side of Cen
tire street 100 feet east of Tenth street; thence
easterly 90 feet to point; thence northnflv 100
Ieet 10 an alley; thence westerly with said allcy
on lcet tc point, thence sOuthcrly 1870 feet to
place OF beginning, and known US lot IL section
city OF Roanoke, Va.
TFkMS: Cash sufseient to pay the cost of
executing this trust, Including trustce's com
missions, and to pay the sum OF $SlO7 with In
terest there ON from December s, 1880, until dnte
Oh sale. Purchaser to assume note or 300
payable June 2i 1892, with interest from June
III: ISM. The balance, If any, on such terms as
VIII DC announced on day OF eale.
dec25-td f''i' Trns,eo
by mutual consent this salc has been post.
poned till Friday, eb,uary 5, 1879
HENRY \. PARRISH,
'hii-o lue Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-06
THE CITY OF CAIRO.

An Unslghtly Place to American Tour-
lists.
The real Cairo has been sacrificed to
the Nile. Comparatively few among
travellers in the east see the place
under the best conditions; for upon
their arrival they are preoccupied with
the magical river voyage which beck
ons them southwark, with the dahabee-
yah or the steamer which is to carry
them; and upon their return from that
wonderful journey they are planning
for the more difficult expedition to the
Holy Land. 1t is safe to say that to
many Americans Cairo is onlya confused
memory of donleys and dragomans,
mosquitoes and dervishes, and mosques
mosques, mosques! This hard season
probably must be gone through by ALL
The wise are those who stay on after it
is over, or who return; for the true inn
preston of n place does not come when
the mind is overcrowded and confused:
it does not come when the :body is
wearied; for the descent of the vision
serenity of soul is necessary-one might
even call it idlcness. 1t is during those
days when one does nothing that the
reality steals noiselessly into ones COM
prehersion, to remain there forever.
But IS Cairo worth this? is asked.
That depends upon the temperament.
If one must have in his nature some
where a trace of the poet to love
Venice, Sc one must be ut heart some
thing of n painter to love Cairo. Her
colors are so softly rich, the Saracenic
part of her architecture is so fantasia
cally beautiful, the figures in her streets
are so picturesque, that one who has an
eye for such effects seems to himself to
be living in gallery of paintings with
out frames, which stretch off in WIS.,
tas, melting into each other as they
go. IL, therefore,, one loves color, if
pictures are precious to him,
are important, let him go to
Cairo; he will find pleasure awaiting
him. Flaubert said that one could
imagine the pyramids. and perhaps the
sphinx, without an actual sight of them,
but that what one could not in the
least Imagine was the expression on
the face of an oriental barber as he
sits cross-legged before his door. That
is Cairo exactly. You must see her
with the actual eyes, and you must see
her without haste. She does not re-
veal herself to the Cook tourist. nor
even to Gaze's, norit to the man who is
hurrying off to Athens on a fixed day
which nothing can ter-Constance
Fenimore Woolson, in Harper's Maya
zine.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-06

Rf VlRTuB OF A DEED OF TRUST Exc.
- cufed tn me by r NJ Brownlec, dated No.
yembtr lst, ISM. and of record In the office OF
the Clerk or the corporation court OF the city of
ROANOKE, IN deed book No. g. page $40. to secure
to NJ; z. TurnOnll the payment of the sum of
-FOUR hundred and eighty dollars and thirty eight
cents, evidence by three certain interest bear.
Ing Negotiable notes, dat november LIST, 1890
executed by NJ F: Brownlee and payable TO M
q. rurnbun, The first for one hundred dollars and
payable ninety Days after date at the National
Exchange Bank, OF Roanoke. Va, the Others fon
one hundred and niue dollars and nineteen
cents each. payable In ono and ,wo wears from
date. respectively, nj the National Exchanrc
made IN the payment OF the frst OF the two
notes for one hundred and ninety dollars ANA
nineteen cents, and the interest thereon and
being directed 20 To do b. the holder OF the sa,d
note, VIII sell ut public auction to the highest
bidder, in front OF the courthouse OF RoSnoke
city. ON THURSDAY, rEBKTARY o. ,S,s a, 10
NJ, one certain house aud lot In the city Of Roa
noke, Va, bounded and described IS fSlJows to
Yit: s' '"
Beginning at point on the west e,,l>ox Erauk
rn sttee. % ieet no III OF Elm ss Get; nence with
FRANKLIN road north 10 degrees east 81 feet TO Mn
alley; thence with said alley nor,h ~ degr. o.
east sS rect TO point; thence ruuth % zee.
east o. rret TO point; ,hcncc scn.h ~ degree.
wet ~ feet ~ the pla, e of hcgi.luns
lEhMS OF SALE: Cash -uhicien, IT, nav
ana ninety dollars and nineteen cents with Il.
ter'st nj tho rate or ak po- eentnm per annnst
from me ist day or November, iSyt viii he 10.
quised, Tho balance payable - foilow-:
me sum or one hnndroh and ninety aollas. and
nineteen G. nts. with Ike interest from tAs III
day ~ November, 1870 sIli M pavahle On ~. -,
day ~ November. Sc ana a. 10 the t.sttna i,
any. the terms VIII be announced on day ~ ,Ab..
iSasl;as 49, A''i Tis,,ss
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-06

TRUSTEES sALE-,BY VIRTUE OF A
a deed OF trust dated the 18th day or August
1880, and of record in the clerks office OF the
Hustings Court for the city oi l,oanuke in decd
BOOK No. 10. page 151, in which dccd Charles fl .
Jones, Jr., conveyed t. the unde, signed certain
real estate in the city OF Roanoke, Va therein
described In trust to secure to Belmont Land
Company the payment OF THE sum of Si,IOO, with
intere't as evidenced by two negotiable notes OF
eI0O each as therein set out and, whereas, by the
terms or said deed the trustee was authorized in
case OF default In the payment of snid notes to
sell me property therein conveyed, and, WI creas
de fault has been made in the payment OF first OF
said notes, and having been requested so TO do by
INC as.i snid Beil ont Land Compans, will on
0Cl oGk M in front of the courthouse in the
city OF Roanoke, Va, proceed To sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder, tho property con.
yeyed In said deed. to wit: That certain lot or
parcel of land in the city OF Roanoke. Va and
know" as lots II, ~ g. ~ IS, As ana II, scc,ion
81, as shown by the map OF the property OF Bel.
mont Land Company on file at the office or the
clerk or the Hastings Court for the city OF Roam
Oke, Va.
TERMS: Cash enough to pay the past due
note and interest being about ST6s.50, and the
cost OF executing this trust, $7OO payable
August 9Th, 1872, with interest from August 9Th,
lSsO, balance, II any: payable in one aIh two
years from date OF sale with interest
iebStds y. w. JAMISUN, Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-06

TRusTEE's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
L deed OF trnet dated the 2Tth day or August.
1891, and on record in the clerks office of tho
iustings Court for the city of Roanoke, Va, in
deed book No. 81, page 49,. in which deed VIM.
=. Hun conveyed to the undersigned certain real
estate In the city uf Roanoke, Va, therein de-
scribed In trust to secure to the belmont Land
company the payment OF the sum OF 500 with
Interest, rs evidenced by two negotiable notes OF
S2t" each, ms therein set out and whereas by the
terms OF said deed the trustee was authorized In
casc OF default in the payment of said notes to
sell the property therein conveyed; and, whereas
default has been made in the payment Of one OF
SAID notes, ana having been requested 80 to do by
The said Belmont Land Company, / will on SAT-
URDAl MARCH 8, 1892. AT 1873 r. ~. in
front of the courthouse door, in the city OF Roan
oke proceed to sell mt pubic auction TO the high
to. witt
That Gel tain lot or parcel OF land In the city of
Roanoke, Va, and known as lots and {, Sec 81,
as shown by the map of the property OF helm, nj
Land Company, on file at the Office OF the clerk or
the Hastings Court, OF the city VI koanoKe
MI E dnd enough to pay tho past due
5 OF executing the trust; 500 payable August,
iS,2 with interest from August, isl0. Bulsncc,
If anypayable in one or TWO years from day OF sale
with interest. S. w. JAMISON.
feb-3-tds 'rrustcc
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-06

ny VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST exc
= cnted to me by MIS- JaIne,, NJ Elliott and y.
D. ELLIOTT her husband, dated April 3, 1890 and Of
record IN the office OF the clerk OF IL Hastings
Cont OF the city OF Roanoke, Va, decd book 49,
page &a. To secure to- ID. Z. and W. p. Moomsw
the sum of $3.05O evidenced by the several ncgo-
1 Table, notes Of the aforesaid Mrs James N.
payment OF ono OF the rad notes and at the re-
quest of the bcnctciarie-: will sc | 1T public
auction 10 the highest bidder in mont OF tho
courthouse Ia the city of Roanoke Va. ON
MONDAY, FEBRUARY STH, 1872, ut 3 pm. nj
that certain lot or parcel ~ hand with comic table
au III no, thereon lying and being
and described as follows TO wit: Beginning at n
point on the southside OF Salem avenue 8(Slfeet
west from pask OF Fifth street; thence in an
casferly direction with Salem avenue 80 feet to-
point: thence In 3 sonsherly direction lOtS feet
TO ~ loot alley; thence westerly with said all, v
~ feet To oint, thence In u northerly directit
III = feet to the point o. elinning
iBhMS; Cash "a to- 90 much AZ IL necessary
10 defray the expense OF this sale, Including =
a,ustc . COMMISSION of per cent. and to pay on
ann discharge enc past due note OF Syi 10, which
has credit OF SIAN, in all abou, $40, tho
balance to be made payable ut such times and In
the day OF sale. GEO. q. MO0NAW
IhuStus. Tfuatre.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-06
PRODUCE AND MEKCHANDIsE.

New York. Feb. SpecialI--
Southern flour steadier, quiet; common
to fair extra, 3.l5@3 U.s.. good to
choice extra, 3 SO@5.1O. Wheat higher,
quiet; No. red, LOB 1l01.O35G store and
elevator. 1.03@1.O54 afloat: options adj
vanced steadily, closed firm 23s above
yesterday; No. 3 red, 1.O3M, March,
1.044; May, 1.023s; July, 991s.
Corn higher, light offerings, strong,
quiet; No, 2, 5OT@5l elevator, 51x@
SO afloat; options advanced ]S@l1c,
closed firm; Feb 5l;March 81; May so a /.
Oats, slot, higher and quiet, scarce;
options armer, dull; Feb, 3G3s; May,
37A; spot No. 2, 3G@37}6; mixed West
ern 35@3716. Coffee options opened
steady, SOLO points up, closed steady,
10000 up; Feb, 1910; March, ~ $50
1915; May, II GOA l2. so; spot Rio active,
firmer; No. Z, 14ss@14}l.
Sugar, refined quiet, steady. Molas-
ses, New Orleans steady. quiet; COM
mon to fancy, 2s@3G. Rice easy, quiet.
Petroleum steady, quiet; refined New
York, Gao, Philadelphia and Balti
more, 35@6.40; do. in bulk, a.S5@3.0O.
Cotton-seed oil quiet, steady; crude,
25H Rosin quiet, easy; strained, com
mon to good, 215@1.3716. Turpentine
quiet. steady, 34I@35. Pork quiet,
steady: mess, 0.70@1O.75; extra prime,
$50. Peanuts firm.
Beef dull. Beef hams quiet. Tierced
beef, dull. Cut meats firm, quiet; mid
dles. steady. Lard frmer, quiet; West
ern steam. closed CTS bid; city 6.35
@6.40; Feb, 6.75; March 6.sO@6 81; May,
6.95@6.9 81 Freights weaker, dull; cotton,
sd; grain, 29ld.
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jan2.i-tds

TRUSTEES sALR-BY VIRTUE OF DEED
OF a deed of trust, dated the 18th day or Au-
gust, 1S!lO, and OF record in the clerks Office OF
The Hustings Court for the city 1f Ronnokc, in
deed book No. "a. page 15T, in which deed w r.
Riley conveyed to the undersigned certain real
estate In the city of Roanoke, Va therein de-
scribcd, In trust to secure to the Belmont Land
Company the payment OF tn sum OF 5000, with
interest as evidenced by two negotiable notes OF
SlOO each, as therein set out; ano whereas by the
terms OF said deed the trustee vas authorized in
case OF default in the payment of said notes, to
cell the prop, rty therein conveyed; and whcrcns
default has been made In the payment OF one of
said notes, and having been requested so to do
by by the Belmont Land Company. 1 viii, ON SAT-
URDAf, MARCH 9Th, 1872, At 1918 r. NJ, I'm
front OF the courthouse in the city of Roanoke,
Va, proceed TO sell Mt public auction to the high
est bidder, the 10 lowing property conveyed In
said deed, to witt
That certain lot or parcel of land in the city OF
Roanoke, Va, and known as lot No q, section 81.
as shown by the map of the property OF The Bel.
mont Land Company, on file at the Office OF the
clerk OF the Hastings Court of the city OF Rcan.
oke, Nn.
TERMS: Cash enough to pny the past due note
aud interest, being about $iUg.50 and the cost of
executing this trust; $40 payable August Is
1892, wi tn interest from August 1S. 1890; balance
II any, payable IN one and two years from date of
sale, with interest. s. W. JAMESON,
feb3'tds Trustee.