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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-31
THE ENVY Oh KINGS
The Princes of TIE Earth May Envy
The Poor.
Riches and Power Cannot Make Life
Pleasant 90 Happy.
The True Way to Find Happiness for Those
who Have il Not.

Wealth does not make happiness. 1t
does not make even comfort.
Sickness blights everything.
Kings and princes may envy the poor
the blessing of good health.
If you are in pain or suffering you can
not be happy.
This is why the remarks of the we'll
known Harriet Robinson. Of a. Smell
street. Fall River. Mass, have so much
weight and are worthy Of all attention.
Il firmly believe" she said, that l
should not be living to-day If 1t had not
been for Or. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy. Such awful pains In my
head and back. and my stomach, oh. 1t
WAS SO bad | now am well and eat
naturally. / have no pains or distress.
Thanks to Or. Greene's NerVura l am
well again. 1t was over two years ago
that / was cured. and no trace of the dis
ease has returned"
Another widely-known lady. Mrs. n.
Blatt Of 70 Mulberry street, Newark n.
j., speaking in the same vein, says:
II have been suffering with pain in the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-31

life and not the Injuries. He said that
the nigh tariff was a war measure and
would be repealed. Referring 10 uhp C'si-
caxo platform Mr.. Tarsney said that the
House OF Representatives had already fal-
fllesi two OF us pledges. VIZ, to repeal the
shermau and Decentralization laws. He
closed with an eloquent peroration ana
reminded the audience taat the u mo-
cratic congress needs the cheer and sus-
stnance of Democratic victory In vir-
ginia.
Mr. TnrSncy, although a stronger hcre,
captured the audience by logic and slc-
auence and excited II to the greatest tn
thusiasm.
Several Democratic clubs from the
county came eito the city mounted, ari
added much "a. the success Of the day.
4 reception 90 General Lee and dr,
Tarsney is being given tonight by the
Turuer-Ashby Camp OF Confederate Vet
Grams
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-31
KING WILLIAMS COUNTY FAIR.
Excellent Exhibits In Every Department
Tournament and BAH.
(C5rrrsNondcucc u The Dispatch)


CORE snondoucc If the Dispatch)
KING WILLIAM COURTHOUSE. VA,
October 3o-The King William County
Agricultural Society held iis annual fair
here ON Thursday and Friday Of last
wg'H The total attendance both days
was about three thousand. The exhibits
"a every department were excellent far
Hurpassing any previous display. large
namhr Of persons from the adjoining
counties attended and were delighted
with what they saw. The racing WAS
particularly good. there being on the
track some of the finest specimens of
hcrse-'iesh In Eastern Virginia. Among
thorn was Nelly bly,. the successful
winner az the State Fair in Richmond a
lew days ago.
s. tournament on the second day at
tTlctcd a large crowd at the race track.
Quite a number OF gallant knights COM
Iet,d Tor the honors OF the day, and
fortune favored MIR George Gregory. of
this county. AZ the close of the tourna-
mcnt the annual ball and coronation
was held at the palatial residence of Mr..
I. = Edmonds The coronation ode was
delivered 10y Mr.. +. H. Edwards, a
rising young attorney Of West Point Va.
After the ode the queen. Miss Mollie
Harrison. Of Richmond. was crowned by
Mr.. Il. c. Garrett, and the maids OF
honor We're also crowned In the following
order: Miss Ada Davenport first maid, by
Mr. b. r. Lipscomb; Miss Mary Hin. Sc
cond maid, 10y Mr.. }. 5. Winghcld, and
Miss Ada White third maid, by Mr..
Hunter Montague
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-31
THE TEXAS SINKING.
cRrA1 ALARM AND EXCITEMENT AT
The coSPoRT MAYNARD.
A second Turrct Carceps the New Battle
shlp-shc Takes Water, but ~ Is
Quickly Pumped out--Personai.

WORDSWORTH. VA. october 30.--Tbcre
was erea, alarm and excitement at she
navv vnrI early this morning oecasioned By
The repori Of the Waterman on board
mat the 4attle-ship Texas was slnti"g al
her dock -the bell was rung at 6 o'clocf.
the workrncn called In and the mari les
ordered ont. steam was gotten up on the
tugs and the Texas. and every PREPARATION
was made 70 place the ship IN the dty
dock - speedily as possible. In the mem
time the engines OF the Texas got 20
work and soon cmpticd her Of water wa@n
Il was found that IN putting the second
tarrct on board the ship had become 50
listed that the valves left open began TO
take ia water.
1T Is NOTHING SERIOUS.
NORFOLK. VA. October @.-Ad-
niral Brown had the water promptly
pumped out. and an examination OF the
bajd showed that there was nothing
serious the mattor-that the water nad
been received through the gauges left
one turrct weighing nfty tons had been
put on the Texas. and last week she was
Windtd around 90 receive the other ms
morning the wind blow hard from the
northwest. causing the snig 10 list vel
was and au of the water In the noid
rushed over 10 the side. causing the
shlu-kceper to think that the vessel WAS
ANNIVERSARY.
The seventh anniversary celebration NJ
the Portsmouth Young Mems Christian As
sociatl0p took place last night. ana appro-
uriato services were held at all the evan
Rcilcal churcho OF the city with addresses
bv prominent members Of the orgunl1t-
ton In the two cities and the ministers.
Funds for the work were raised in each
church. Mr. beverly, of Nebraska, the
nov general secretary for Portsmouth,
will arrive with his wife on Thursd ~.
The association hopes 90 greatly revive Tie
work this year
VISITING LODGES.
Grand officers Of the /. .. .. r. from
Richmond and other sections Of the STAG.
v.re visiting lodges here Saturday night.
Rev Dr NJ b. Wharton and Mrs. Wha@-
ton lcft for Baltimore to-day 20 attend
ne wedding OF Rev Dr. II. n. Wharton.
cola westerly winds prevailed here to-
dls
Jrdr. H1ghcs's court has awarded the
Cl.Ie steamship Company $500 for saw
in. &C., British steamship Phoenix ANA
nos cargo.
.er John IS. ~ Williams, ID D., Of
Baltimore. occupied Tho pulpit Of Court
street Baptist church in Portsmouth yes
f.rIry morn uc. Dr. Williams IS a pati'e
of Port mac.l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-31
A Nirrinln Counle Wedded lin Chlcnro.

CORRESPONDENCE OF the Dispatch)
CHICAGO. ILL. October 29.-In pa
vate parior of the Great Eastern Hotel
to-day Miss Annie Jones and Or. J. Bev-
erly DeshaZo were united in marriage.
Miss Annie is the eldest daughter of
MIR. George O. Jones, OF Ridgeway, Va,
one Of the largest tobacco manufacturers
of Southwest Virginia. She is the belle
of her town. and is noted for her rare
accomplishments and beauty
Dr. Deshazo is a son OF Mr.. w. r. De-
shazo. of the firm of w T. Deshazo a.
Son, Marrowbone. Va. He is a druggist
and practicing physician, having gradu-
ated last year at Bellevue Hospital Medi-
cal College New York city
The happy couple, after receiving n
shower of congratulations. left for Niaga-
ra Falls and eastern cities. They will be
gone a week on their tour
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-31

A LADY OF EXPERIENCE DE-
"A sIRES A SITUATION 20 teach in private
family or school. Qualifications: English,
Mathematics, Lain, aud Music. Music n spe-
cialty Terms moderate. Address Miss GOOD
WIN, Salpetre Cave, BOtet0urt county, Va.
&c Slit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-31
Death of Mrs. ". II. Black.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch)
RALEIGH, y. c., October SO.-Nrs. w.
n. Black, wife OF the superintendent Of
the oxford Orphan Asylum, died there
yesterday. Week before last her youngest
son died and last week her sister died.
Mrs. Black was widely known among
southern Methodists. She was the author
of the Methodist Handbook Of Missions
and was one of the leaders of missionary
work in the Methodist Episcopal church,
South Her body was brought here for
burial.
Governor Carr to-day authorized an ex-
change OF courts between Judges VIM
ston end NcIver, by which the former
will hold the fail term Of the Mecklen-
burg court and the latter the next spring
term of Catawba court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-31
THE ToANo BIC MEETING.
Distinguished Speakers TO be Prcseni--sud-
den Death of u Child.
(CorrcspOndcnce OF the

Correspondence OF the Dlspatch)
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. October 30
The corrected list OF speakers for the
great Democratic barbecue to be given at
Toano Station. James city county. next
Saturday includes Judge William IL.
Mann. OF Nottoway: G. V. Meredith. ESQ.,
OF Richmond; +. &. Causey, Of Hamp-
ton. and Congressman D. q. Tyler Quite
a number OF the faithful will 20 up from
here. and Chairman Andrew }. Barnes
of the county. informed me this morning
that ne had every indication OF a very
large attendance
A little child Of SIR. and Mrs. John
Shocks, while being brought here by It's
parents 10 see the doctor. was soon after
sc.zed with congestiye chill, and died
ia a very short time.
Hon. John Lawler, of Norfolk. was
here yesterday. and gave good account
OF the Democratic work In his section.
Mrs Hartwcll Macon, who has been
spending n few Gays in Stanton, re-
turned home this evening.
Mrs Hawley Darlington AMI two chill
dren, from Australia, are here visiting
her sister-in-law, Mrs. w q. Jones, OF
Nicholson avenue
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-31
The U. S. CIRCUIT JUDcEsHr.
Capt4In {. n. EInckford to De Urged for 1t
CoIorcd Chicken Thief shot.

a CoIorcd Chicken Thief shot
.e..r.al telegram 10 the Dispatch)
jt..HWRG. VA, october 3o-The
n.els ot Captain Charles NJ. Backford'
o. tt. mr finn of kirkpatrick q Black
f... I This city and from other portions
a. ta. -..i. arc preparing to Us" his APP
t.t.tt nf by ODE President 90 succeed the
l.t. u... Bond. Captain Blackford is
$500 aIf. and successful lawyer and pos
.,... .. uatur. and requirements all the
rt..u,.... OBJ. 90 hrst-class judge. lie VIII
la,r ..rYU. backing.
V..m I... g. notorious colOrcd thief,
g. u. Ht tha city i1l suffering from
..u~l0t wounds n both legs the result
Of rad .n N- W. -. Taylor's hennory
90 hN bonn, Do Evermont early Sunday
mnrrn.. Ir T1, Tor had lost many chick
ems. hlt waited until the third time when
Dis fastest uuuets had disappe AIRED. TO fix
Trims. f.r f'r uaVt thief lie secured AN
electric ~, rro hc necessary wire. and
tuor-.v established communication be-
tu. on r.s chamber and the hau-house, the
l.f banging I.mc,llltoV over his door.
If .Du- ,.,. sunday morning when William
I.r opened th. d"or of the hon-house, and
o. ..cD.' hf.r Nr Taylor was aroused
A.rr.ut fuDu-ht If clothes. but with an
eve o. nau1ef'. l. gathered mp his gun
and lorr.I hntn chambers. lie repaired
CD 'he rir,. ami as Doc approached the
n,n.hor.. On. thief was observed to leave
90 ,Iu mis- arms fun Of chickens. Taylor
ordered hiu CO. halt. but the negro took
g. ats hres WHOM Taylor fired with r.
fulte co. stated.
q colorrl boy employed as "a driver was
unloading stoves into car at DlnEee's
mill just pillow the city. this afternoon.
tyitn "a Ch.s4nlakr and Ohio engine Iull-
Ing long s'riul of empty cars, rounded
the curve af rapid rate Of speed. In
cnltgyorinp 40 make the horse turn the
animal became uumandgeable and pitched
tho boy ont Ills head came in contact
with one of the moving cars and he fell
10 The ground with his skull badly frac-
turti
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-31
ESCAPE FROM DEATH.
ROBERT JONES AND WIFE RESCUE
THEIR BABY FROM THE FLAMES.
Interesting Revival scrvicss-A white wo-
man Crneliy Beaten by Three Men
Robbed In Chicsgo-Good Sermons.

(Correspondfnce Of the Richmond Dispatco)
PETERSBURG. VA, October so.-About
O'Clock st.nday morning the two-srory
frame house in Blandford owned and &C
cupie6 by Robert Jones, worthy coiored
man. was discovered on FIRE. Jones ana
his wife. who were asleep at the time
were aroused Just in time to make their
escape. bit their only escape was by
Jumping through the second-story
window. Both OF them were injured by
the jump--Jones very severely. In the
excitement they forgot their baby ana
had 10 feel their way back through the
smoke and fire 20 rescue the infant, whlch
was done The family lost all their prop
erty. and have only an insurance OF SID
on the house in the Petersburg Savings.
Mrs Martha Williams. an aged and re-
spected isdy residing on Canal street.
died very suddenly Sunday afternoon OF
heart disease she foil in the street, IN
front OF her gate from the effects Oh me
attack and died almost without struggle.
Rev. Nir. Brown. pastor Of Woodlawn
Baptist church. at Swift creek yesterday
baptized twelve persons as the result or
the recent revival AT that church. Inc
baptizng vas done IN Swift creek in the
presence or large crown " SptNlaNO'"'
a MYSTERIOUS CASE.
A white woman named BEETLE Rookie
was brought into the city by Chester
field constable this afternoon in p.tlable
condition She had been badly beaten, ana
her condition was such that she was IN
able to give an intelligent account except
that she had been beaten by three men.
The parties are unknown At this tim.
The woman was taken 10 the jail for care
and treatment.
4 letter received here states that n
member Of the Rev H. VI. Hopes party.
now visiting the Worlds Fair. was robbed
In Chicago 81 all his money
RIDING TO FLORIDA.
Two New York blcyclists on their way
10 Florida stopped in the city to-day 10
have their riding apparatus mend, H.
Roy. Dr. \. 6. Bledsoe. pastor Of the
Washington-Street Methodist Episcopal
church. preached 10 an immense congre-
cation last night on the subject OF the
objectionable sin" In the course Of
his sermon he said NJ had never yet
known a person guilty Of this sin. Ills
sermon next Sunday night viii be on the
objectionable Sinner"
Rev. Dr. j. ". Rosebro last night
preached sermon OF great Interest on
the recent Congress Of Religions held in
Chicago.
At present there seems little prospect OF
settling the troubles between the Peters
burg Railroad Company on the one side
and the Citizens Protective Association
and the Common Council on the other, I'M
less mutual concessions are made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-31
FIJI LEE AND Mr.. TARSNEY,
whey DO Effective Campaign Work at Win
chester-A Successful Day.

cncster-A Successful Day.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch)
WINCHESTER. VA. October s0-Cen-
'n1 f'okhugh iee and Hon. John C. lars
iiey' Congressman from Missouri, adj
uI,SSel the largest meeting OF the cam
p"Sn mere to-day. As General Lee steppe,l
i"i"aTa 10 speak he received an ovation.
ne referred teelingly TO the presence of
many OF ms old soldiers. and spoke OF the
l'easure he felt In meeting here with Mr..
ietehey' against whom he fought in the
Mte war but with whom he IL now bat
."s Ter common cause. He said that
ne democratic party has out-llyed all
''nef PARTIES and that after contests OF
st"s. OF The only enemy now Is the little
''i'0'ui OF Populists. Speaking OF the
','i question. General Lee declared him
zen m favor Of a solid and stable cur.
Irh'y' ana said he was like the old man
VINO wanted a bank-note upon the back
y NNs II know tnat INV Redeemei
use'h'" He paid high tribute 10 MI.
ioNea'na' ana said that be, was the only
p'tssn' M since the war who had the cour-
- 70 throw a bomb into the camp Of
~ .ailn eafons. General Lee appealed
,hf Democrats 20 bury their differences
ana stand by the nominees.
THE NEW TARIFF BILL.
mr- Tarasey's speech was a magnifcen,
PRESENTATION 81 the Democratic policy OF,
sas uAfin question. As member OF The
nass ana Aieans Committee he promised
fhdt the nc" tariff bin viii be published
witnin three weeks. He condemned tns
hepnpisahs Tor taxing ths pecesnities VI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-31
THE DEMOCRATS ARE IN THE LEAD.
Rou.ine Meeting Of Independent Colored
Voters The PopuIistS Beaten.

SPECIAL telegram to the Dispatch)
ROANOKE. VA. October 3O.-The m
dependent colored voters of this city Ia n
rousinE meeting tonight at Davis's Hall
Speeches were made by !. Allen wars,
Democratic candidate for the State Sen1'e;
Colonel Robert Logan, candidate for he
House Of Delegates. and other prominent
whit" speakers. 4. j. Oliver. a colo""d
attorney. and Rev. r. II. Jones, color' J,
also addressed the meeting, advising Inc
col,rod people to support the Democrats
candidates.
The Populists are working Ike beavers
here, but the meeting tonight showed
that so FAR The Democrats are in the lead,
as 10 getting the colored vote.
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WANTS.

w ANAEs
mo BAKERS.-wANTED, A No. l
Il SECOND HAND on CAKES. Apply &C
BRiGGs's NEW BAKERY.
oc Gilt ll2 east Broad street.
WANTED. TO RENT TWO NICE
w LY-FURNIsHED CONNECTING ROOMS
on sec0ud floor on west Grace or Franklin
streets Give best terms with ana without table
board for three. References exchanged Ad-
dress UNKNOWN" care or DISPATCH.
oc 31-1t'
INEXPERIENCED MANUFACTURE.
~ ER'S clerk aud stenographer, with extern
slve commercial knowledge. desires POSITION.
Good testimonials ana fullest references given.
Address r. 81, DISPATCH Office
A LADY OF EXPERIENCE DE-
"A SIREs A SITUATION to teach in private
family or school. Qualifications English,
Mathematics, Lain. aud Music. Music spe-
cialty. Terms moderate. Address Miss HOOD-
WIN, salpetre Cave botetouri county, va
--EW BAKERY.-AXSELL ERICK-
~ son, 3l6 west Broad street. Hot Bread
oyery evening. DC 3l-it
WANTED, A SITUATION AS
w TEACHER in n school or private family
Can teach the usual English branches. latin,
llgutF 1lbluhllcb, anu lHuoNs hNifA' i'-l'
given ana required. Address Miss \. W. NOSE
LEY, Gold Hill, buckingham COUNT, Va.
&C 3l-Tu&w1t'
WANTED, A FIRST CLASS CAKE
w AND PASTRY BAKER; also DRIVER
Can at 2l3 east Clay street &C 3l-lt.
WANTED, SEWING IN PRIVATE
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PATCH Office. oc 2o-2t
EIDELITY BUILDING AND LOAN,
Il 500 east Main, requires a few live agents.
Best Terms given tor new STOCK. DC 29-4ti
WANTED, A FIRST.C L A S S
w RULER, FORwARDkR. and FINIsHEk.
Good place 10 night man. Apply to DAME
BROTHERS Il CO., Danyihe, Va. o, 29-6t
NHT ANTED, SEVERAL GOOD
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HOUSEHOLD SPEClALTIEs.
Fastsellng goods. Liberal Inducements. 400
east Broad street. oc 29-su, TuGThlm
ANY LADY WHO DESIRES TO
N MAKE $50 PER WEEK quietly at her own
home. address. with stamped envelope, Miss
MIkA A. GORDON, Joliet, H. This II bona
fde otier, and n you can only spnte two hours
per day it will pay you TO investigate. oc 2J-st'
WANTED WEEKLY, 100 COOKS,
w LAUNDRESSEs. BOUSEMAIDS. WAIT
hfsS SEES nbt NJ hSLS lOf NEW lOhh III I.
other NORTHERN cities Wages from 50 20 81
pes WEEK. Transportation furnished.
Il. ". ELSOM'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
&C 10-Tu, ln&Su3m Az east Broad street.
WANTED, A YOUNG MAN WITH
w TWO OR THREE YEARS EXP ERIENCE
In the DRUG BUSINESS. Address, PhARNA-
ClsT, lll3 King street, Alexandria, Va
&C 27-4t
WANTED, TRAVELLING SALES
w MAN TO sell Baking Powder. We put
our goods IN Glass Rolling Pima SEQ month
salary and expenses, or % per cent. c1mm,s-
sion. send stamp Tor reply. Chicago Baking
Powder Co., i57 Van Buren, street, Chicago.
se lO-3m
WANTED. COMPETENT So
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back and head l tried doctors. but found
no relief l was recommended to try DIR.
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy.
| now sleep soundly and have no pain,
and am well. thanks TO DIR. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy"
If you are a sufferer from disease IL IS
plainly your own fault If you do not
get cured This wonderful medicine. DIT.
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy,
will certainly cure you. 1t is purely
vegetable and harmless.
1t is constantly prescribed and recon-
mended by doctors 1t is the discovery
Of a physician, DR.. Greene. OF 35 west
Fourteenth street. New York. the famous
and successful specialist In curing all
forms of nervous and chronic diseases
He can be consulted without charge,
personally or by letter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-31
CURRENT ISSUES DISCUSSED.
II. ID. Jones, Of Roanoke, and Judge Mann
Make Forcible s1ecchcs.
Correspondence Of the Dispatch)

Correspondence Of the Dispatch)
CREWE. VA. october 30.-The people
here received quite political feast Satur-
Jay evening. when q crowded house
greeted Mr. Il. -. Jones. of Roanoke,
who very ably discussed the current
issues Of the day. and was followed by
o lengthy speech from Hon. William ~.
Mann. Of this county. Judge Mann dwelt
principally upon the monetary problems
and with his clear business-like reasoning
made many good impressions.
At the last conyocatiOn Of Blue Lodge,
30. ~. \. +. and a. NJ. AT this place.
Mr. T. l.. CawthaD was initiated into the
secrets Of the first degree. after which
Mr. Herring Bosscau presented 10 the
lodge q handsome life-size photograph Of
It's first master. Mr. Hiram Burnholder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-31
Madison's visitors to Chicago.


OAK PARK. VA. October 27-The fol-
loving from this noighborhood are now 81
the Worlds Fair: Mr.. and Mrs. Irvln
Hin. Professor and Mrs. Hip Major
Professor Edwin Lowell. Mcssrs. Sidney
Thomas. Lester Hill and William j. Cave.
Mr.. W 4. Collins. Of oak Park and Mr.
W $. Collins. OF Twymans Mil, have Just
returned from Baltimore. whore they par
chased their fall and winter stock II
goods.
Ed. James (colored was shot a few
nights since. near Twyman's Mil. by Fir.
4. II. Johnston. He was stealing corn from
Mr.. James Strother's corn-field. The
wound was not serious. 1t is thought he
has left for parts unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-31
By A. L. Adams0n,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
Z A VERY DESIRABLE FARM CONTAIN
ING IN ALL 4I234 ACRES, NEAR BELLE Isle
SAW MILL, ABOUT SEVEN MILES kkOM
MANCHESTER, IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
VA.-By virtue OF "a deco OF trust from Angusla
We!nsgein aud husband, dated June 10, 1891,
and recorded IN Deadlock 81, page 429, IN tho
Clerks Office OF Chesterfield County Court, de-
fault having been made in the payment o, one
OF the notes secured thereby, AMI being direc ed
SO TO do by the holder thereof. the undersigned
trustees Will sell al public su ;ton on the premi-
SEES, on
MONDAY, NOyBMgER q, 1893,
OF II o'clock ~, all that certain tract OF land,
contaiaiEg 4l2}4 acres, bounded on the north
by Failing creek. GA the east and south by tue
lands OF ship & CnaikleY and the Belle Isle
Company end on the west by G.. Wilsn Bottom
and John Ratcline's estate. About 0ns hall tho
land Is cleared, the balance beng * oak and
pine wood and timber. There Is neb dwelling
OF eight or nine rooms. oyerseers house, two
barns, carriage house. and otner buildings 90
the place also a first-rate young orchard. Tha
land produces WE'LL and altogether this rs brsE-
rato farm.
IN 80 desired. and It u the interest ci all par
tiSs the place WILL DO sold IN two PARCELS, ono OF
II2N acres. snd the other OF 800 acres.
Forfurther particulars apply 70 the aictioneer.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay the costs o. exc
cutting this trust; taxes. II any due, aud % paw
a INTO OF SLIGO. protest and intere 4 thereon
from June IL, 1903; credit as 10 note o,
eIIs0, when win DO due, jane IL. 1894. The
balance upon such terms as will be- eistsn at sale.
j. N. GREGfRY.
$. L. BL00a9shG.
trustees
A. /. kpAMsos, Auctioneer. oc 20