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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
NeMa Crnmhs from Crave.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
CREME. Va, juno 3.-Crewe Lodge. No.
1913, A. +. ana A. ~, held its annual meet
ing last night for tho election of officers.
The following gentlemen were chosen: G.
Shelburn Smithson, worshipful master Oh.
4. Robinett retIring); George W. Oliver,
senior warden; J. i. johnson. junior war
den; n. W. Noteworthy, treasurer; Charles
III. hruse, secretary; Sterling Boisseau,
senior deacon: j. :. Tucker. Junior dea-
con; II. y. Wright. tller Rev. Il. L. Gayle
and Rev. W. II. Milton. chaplains. and
William A. Price, A. l.. Woody, and ID. 5.
X. Jones, stewards. A public installation
will be given on st. Johns night, June
oath. This lodge is now IN its fourth year
and has a membership OF about eighty.
Mrs. J.. J.. Young and dau lighter, Miss
Linda, of Portsmouth, are visiting Mrs
Rev. Il. 4. Gayle. Mrs. Young's daughter.
Miss Bette Z. Campbell, Of Blackstone.
10 visiting relatives here
Miss Gussie Benton, Of Suffolk. il an.
journing with friends on tennessee ave.
pue-
A new timetable on the Norfolk and
Western railroad takes effect at - noon to.
morrow. A through train with sleeper
has been put on from Norfolk to Chicago
without change.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
SOCIETY AFFAIR AT "RlVeRWEW."
Given IA Honor OF Two Lyuchburg Bellies
Personal and Other Notes.

fCorrcsuondonceo OF tho Ricanoni DiSpqt NJ
ScoIrsyuLP, June 3.-Iho most unique
society AFFAIR which bas tHk"n place IN
tins section lor quite long time came OF
a. EIve-yicw.' Inc beautiful plantation
home q Sir. and Mrs. 4. J.. Keith MURRAY.
Dear Warren. q few nights ago. II WIS IN
compliment O. two ladg guests of Lynch
burg aad for The enjoyment of the young
ladies' and gentlemen of the neighbour
hood
The dancing commenced ut $50 p. NJ,
most # the GUESTS having arrived bv that
tame. Elegant music was furnished by q
band from Lyuchbury dancing con-
tluuei without lnterMl-sion unti II !. VI.
The Grvsse, Of the ladies' present were
rich and beautiful md their ornaments
beautiful. especially those 81 the hostess.
Mr.. ". J. Parry, Of Warren, who has
been spending some eight months III Eng
land. Canada. and Western New York, has
Just returned 10 his home. near Warren.
Alr. and Mrs. George II. NIchoias, who
were injured bv beng thrown from "A buggy
"a short timo ago. are much improved and
will soon be ABOUT well.
Cards are ont for the marriage Of Mr..
Rain. OF iyncnhurg. and Miss Cora Brown,
Of iia,tOD, daughter Of Mr.. James \.
Brown.
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COLONIAL CAPITAL NOTES.
Presentation Of "A Handsome flag To Ma
gruder-Ewell Camp ocial-Pcrsonnl.

Presentation of Handsome Elqc to Ma
gruder-Fwell Camp SociaI-PeTsOnhl.
tCorrespondonco OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
Wu1IAMsBURG, Va, june The Ladies
Auxiliary to MagrudeT- Ewcu Camp has
presented that body with handsome
white silkcn banner. On one side Is the
seal of the state. on tie other the two
flags Of the Contederacy Beneath the
flags appear the picture. OF General Me-
Gruder and Colonel Benjamin >. Ewcll IN
whose honor the campis named. DR.. j. les
lie Hall made the presentation speech and
Commander Stubs, of the camp, received
the beautiful gift IN few appropriate
remarks and turned lt over - COlOr-Ser-
geant George Eton richardson.
The camp has decided TO observe the
10Th Of June as Memoral-Day. that beng
the anniversary of ,he battle Of Bethel.
A Yorktown party yesterday consisted
of Mrs. William q. Jones, Misses jennie
aud pattie Morecock, Cora Smith, Jeanne
Mercer. Edith Smith. Ella Moncure, and
Mary Powers, from Clarke county. and
Professor Hugh L. Bird. Messrs. Il. A..
lipscomb III. :. Howard. John l. Brock,
and William W. Allen.
Mr.. William Ballard. Commissioner of
the Revenue for Warwick county. with his
family. was hero during tie week visiting
Rev. L. &. and Mrs. Page.
county, who have been making a short
stay here, left this morning for Richmond
en ro,ae 10 tho Worlds Far.
The PhpnlX Literary Society at its last
meeting voted medals To the following
young men: Mr.. ROYAL Randolph Clai-
borne, OF Amherst county, for improve
ment in defamation Mr. Thomas Everett
Chambers, of Diuwlddle county. for in
proyemeut IN debate.
Rev Mr.. and Mrs Page leave Tuesday
morning next for Clarke county, wnere
they wall remain sometime before depart
ing for Cambridge. Nd, their new home.
That large residence known as the Hans
ford residence. fronting the beautiful
court-green. was sold Yesterday TO Mr..
John Dshn by NJ. NJ. X. Harrell for $4,000,
$500 cash and rest on time.
Mr.. Thomas III. Geddy, Clerk-elect Of
the county and town. was here yesterday
and rented the building of Captain John
Bacon. which he will take possession Of
the latter part OF the month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
BOLTEO AND WAS DEFEATED.
McCaulcy u Now Going to Contest the
Election of Grimm FOR Clerk.

--T-
SALEM. w.. June 3.-Sixteen friends Of
William McCauiey. the defeated boiling
Democratic candidate for County Clerk,
gave legal notice to-day that the recent
election would be contested on the
grounds that the ballots were improperly
handled ia beng counted at Salem and
NIuton. and that az the precincts Of Salem.
Cave SprnG, \lnton, Tinker Greek, and
IlOilns Il voters were illegally and I'M
properly received aud were east for Judge
Gtlflin. the Democratic nominee, who
was elected by a majority If 7. Tho
these two candidates, which had almost
subsidcd after tho election. has now been
thoroughly aroused by this action, and 1t
Is impossible at this time 10 say where the
mAttcr VIII end.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
A NEGRESS R0BBER.
SENTENCED TO FOUR YEARS IN
PRISON FOR STEALING S46e.
Maryland oyster-Dredeers Tried-one
Schooner Confseated-Anoper''
Case Confined.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispsscn.l


OxANcocK. Va. June 3.-The May term
Of Accomac County Court, Judge John W.
Gillet presiding. began last Monday. Du-
ring the week several important cases have
been disposed of. Virginia Pctiit, color
cd girl aged about is years, was tired Tor
stealing SAGE from W. J. Mcrrick. OF Chm
colleague Island. in whose familyshe was
endowed "a servant at tho time OF the
theft The girl was arrested rs she was on
,,o ro,nt M leaving the island. and ell the
,noncv was recovered. The jury found
her entity and sentenced her TO four years
IL the pcnitentiary.
coSIIsctT MID.
The case Of the Commonwealth rs. tho
schooncr George JAYNE. Captain James
Corbiu. Of Somerset county. Md, for HE
eol dredging IN Virginia waters, WAS tfled,
and no one appearing for tho defence the
schooner was conhsCated ana ordered 10
be sold.
Boggs. Captain Joseph Il. Crockett, OF Ac-
Comac, for dredging IN forbidden "atcIS'
the Jury disagreed. and the case VIII 60
over T. the next term of the court.
MASONIC oFF1oIAL9.
Tcmperancevils Lodge of Masons IN the
upper part of Accomack has elected the
following officers TOR the ensuing year \.
Frank Byrd master Oscar /. hyrd.
senior warden: Theodore a. Richards.
iuulor warden: s. ". Matthews. trca, urer;
". 4. Mister. secretary; Melvin WItham,
senior deacon; William Ngton. JUNIOR
deacon: J. ". Nicholson and Il. Is. scott
ohaplaius. George W. Oldham tller.
Tho lodge Will have banquet on Tues
day night. following tho festival OF 81
John the Baptist.
TNDEB LASTING OBLIGATIONS.
The Fastern-Shore people who wcre IN
able to attend the ceremony OF rclnterFlng
the remains OF oS-President jefferson
Davis ~ HOLLYWOOD cemetery are under
lasting obligations 10 the DisrArcI, whose
full and graphic illustrated accounts 81
tho ceremonies III % great measure com
pcnsated for their absence. II ~ 20 be
hoped that all the southern heroes ia the
late war Will fuallv be lWd 30 r,st with
Davis IN HOLLYWOOD IA sight Of the historic
citv which WAS the capital of the toniodc-
IAcY.
.Thcre lot the feet ~ those they fought Tor,
Aat tro sound ot those thoy wrought lor'
E.h0 round thor tpuOs forever.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
Society aud Politics IN Nottoway.

tCosrespondence OF the Richmond ptspatch.l
JENNINGS ORDINARY. NorTowAY, June a.
Tho announcement 10 public for the mar
yiage early IN July OF Miss Frances Jeffress,
daughter OF Colonel w. @. Jeffress, OF
Mountain Hall. Nottoway. Miss Jeffress
has spent much OF her time as student and
teacher in different States and under .
non d. plume Is well known - very clever
contributor ~ the northern literary MARA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
ApHRpEEN. O.. July q. 1891.

Aessrs. Lippmdn Brothers, Savannah, Ca:
Dear Sirs.-I bought bottle of your p.
T. z. at Hot Springs. Ark. and il has done
me more good than three months treat
ment at the Hot Springs.
Have you no agents in this part of tho
country For let me know how much it will
cost to get three or six bottles from your
CITY by express.
Respectfully yours.
JAMES nj. NEWTON.
Aberdeen. Brown county, o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
MEETING OF THE VIRGINIA PRESS.
Change Of Date to Jolly 13th-MiIitary at
the Unvsiiing CercmOnie.

correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatcn.l
CHARrorrrsyILLE. Va. June 3.-Ihe
change IN the date of meeting of the Nir-
gina Press Association from June 18th 70
july 18th. the original date, meets with
favor hv oar citizens. Coming so close
upon the heels of the unveiing oXcrciscs
on the 7th instant II was feared That some
would not take the interest they should IN
the meeting of the quiil-driyera. The
change. however, was not made at the So
hcitatiOn Of ans one Ia this CITY.
Captains I. :. Keller and n. J. Nelson, OF
Company u and the Albemarle Light
Horsr. respectively have sent invitations
T. Colonel ". +. Wckham and to Colonel
II. c. Jones and sJaf 10 participate IN
tho unvclllng ceremonies. one COM
pauy oil infantry. OF Colonel Jones's selec-
ton, was also invited 10 participate. Tho
smallncss Of our city and the great crowd
expected from other parts of the state Is
the reason that only one company was IN
yitcd.
Messrs. Mittoldorfer & Son. Of Rich
mOnd. have secured the contract for deco
rating the sploudId new armory Of Com
Cany aud the CITY buildings on the in
Instant. Merchants and Others have also
engaged the services OF Mcasrs. Mttel-
dorfar 10 decorate their places # business
and dwellings 1he armory VIII be used
for the first time on the 1tn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04

ID URDET ORGAN, CARPETS,
I'D HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &C, ATAUC-
TION.-By direction Of tho Rev DR.. Charles II.
Read, who Is disc0ntinuink Housekeeping. viii
sell at hts residence, No. 200 west Grace stree.,
al 10: 30 A. NJ,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE :, 1893.
! excellent ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUIT,
BRUSSELS PARLOK CARPET,
SMYRNA RUGS,
Large easy PARLOR CHAIRS,
PORTABLE DESKS,
Very handsome ROSEWOOD PARLOR CABI-
NET,
One very fine lO-sTOP BURDETT ORGAN,
MAHOGANY DlNlNG-TABLE AND CHAIRS,
one fine and fun ENGLISH DiSNER-SET,
ono rich HANlLASD GAME SET,
CHINA, CROChEkI, GLASS AND PLATED
WARE.
MAHOGANY CELLAREr, MAHOGANY sECkE-
WALNUT BOOKCASE, MAHOGANY SIDE.
BOARD,
BUFFERS STAND AND TEA-TABLE9.
Large MAHOGANY SOFA. OTTOMAN CHAIR
HALL, STAIR and CHAMBER CARPETS,
HALL RACK. ENGRAVINGS, and PICTURES
FRENCH CLOCK, FANCY ROCKERS, BRONZE
DROP-LlGHTS.
CHAMBER FURNITURE, MAHOGANY WARD
ROBES,
BUREAUS, WAsHSTANDs, TABLES. &C.
Fine HAIR MATTRESSES, FEATHER REDS
BOOSTERS, aud PILLOWS;
WOVEN-WIRE SPRINGS.
KITCHEN FURNITURE, COOKING-STOVE,
and UTENSILS. and q largo assortment, OF
various and useful HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES.
GEORGE w MAYO,
10 \ AuctlOneer.
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Still Another brakeman Killed.


PULASKI, Va, June 3.-James Hounshell.
about ~ years old, the stepson of Rush
kegley, of Pulaski, fell from a freight
train on the Norfolk and Western railroad
at Radford. where he was brakeman, last
night and was killed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
Rev. Mrs. Atwill Passes Away.

INFVNl"t VIZ TIT W wv l7IlEls
LYNcHBURG. Va. June 3-Mrs. Mary Ann
Atwill. wife of Rev. ". Ii. Atwiu. OF Cen
tensry Methodist Episcopal church, died
here this morning after an illness of two
weeks. Mrs. Atwill was native of Pc
tersburg. and was Miss Browder before
her marriage. She was very popular here
and leaves three children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
Drowned In tho james River.

I"f'NNFNH WV " sH1V
LYNCHBUE6, Va. June 3.-Charles Price,
o cclored boy, was drowned in the river in
the lower part of the city late this after
noon. While rowing on the river he lost
his oar and jumped in the water after it
and never came to the surface again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04

Brigadier-General Micaiah Wood
.nr,,.-.tnI L.. nt...... ~ t.l.l.. ~ LII. Il.

rigadier-General Mcaiah Woods has
completed The appointment of bis stan. as
follows: Colonel Il. +. IS. Duke, DR.. II. I.
Nelson. Or. y. I. Moore. Colonel j. j..
Rockwell. g.. j. Benson. and i. >. Dur
rctte. he following camps ara included
IN the command: A. T. HI, Pierre Glib
SON. J. F.. y. Stuart. Acknowledgment,
Stou"wall Jackson, Louisa, IaIe-Pulicr,
and Nc'WcveT-~haw.
Mr. j. ii. Campbell. The Cars Hi
caterer at the university, tonjerei mi, an
uum banquet to the "Aristocrat3 last
evening. The dining-halt was psoius"ly
decorated with palms and pottcd plants,
and every luxury that the most ias,idious
oplcure could desire Wa, placed before the
f.udcut~.
Tho Albcmarlc Light Horse will give a
drill. sham battle. and tournament on the
University Athletic Grounds on the 9Th.
iht cnn ract for the erection of the
opcra-house On west Main street ha, been
ltt.
The "Immortal !. ~ viii lift tho
veil at the courthouse, IN tins CITY, on
ucX, Monday evening.
Cherries from AiocMarlo county are sell
ins for % cents a pound ln New York.
4 delightful, german took place a. Cap
tam Mc3lur0o' S !as- evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
AUCTION sALEs-Tufurs Days.
By John 7. Goddin & Co.
md
n. Seldom Taylor & Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonoers,
Bank and Eleventh streets
SALE OF THAT

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
~ LARGE AND VERY VALUABLE BRICK
WAREHOUSE, TOGfIHER WITH 1HE Fi@-
TfrREs AND APPURTES FINANCES THERETO
BELONGING, on WEST SIDE OF TWELFTH
BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS, IN
AUCTION.--By yirtus Of u decree OF tho Chnn-
cory Court OF tho city az Richmond entered on
tho Isth DAY OF May. 1893. IN :ae case Of Ford.
who sues &C., r.. Ford, the undersigned special
commissioners, will sell at public auction on tho
PROMISES, On
TUESDAY. JuSE ~, 1893,
~ o'clock ?. ", tho nbovc-de'cribed PRO
PERRY. Tne improvements consist Of large
ana very substantial fOnr-story brick blliing
covered with tin. erected few years ago ~ tho
present owner Tor a t0ba 'cO-inci0ry, Tor Wulch
purpose 1t has been used over since' ana II ~
gooi repair. Ora. wafcr ana calvert oonnec-
tons aIl complete The LOr hns a 'front.' o. 100
feet and runs back within parallel hnos l3fh
feet TO an alloy - feet vide. Tho property ID
occupied by nrst-caGs tenant az $i.2OO per
anuBm.
TERMS: One third casa balance IN three o;ual
payments on r. credit OF ak, twciTc, nrd
eighteen months, tor which crofit payments me
purchaser shall give bis negotiable Loto9' Nth
interest added. ana title retained until all u
purchase-money Is paid and u conveyance -
ordered by the court. The purchaser b. % keep
tie property insured ms additional security lCr
the benefit % the parties IN interest.
Il. y. MtNFORD.
PRESTON tOCAE,
SPECIAL Commissioners.
Forp, wUo SUES. &c, .PLAr;rFF, AGAINST Form,
DFFFNDANr-lN the CHANCgRY COURT OF THE
CITY or KCUMOND.
/. Charles W. Goddin Clerk Of SAID court, cor
i,fy that the bond required 81 tho special com
m s4lOnors by tho decree I'm said cause OF Aay
Is. 1898. has boon duly given.
Gwen under my hand this lsi day OF June
1893. CHARLES W. GODDlN'
ia Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
AUCTION seLEs-rsture Days.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
VALUABLE JAMEs-RIyER PLANTATION.

Pursuant 70 n decrce OF tho Circuit Cour, on
hlbemarie comfy entersd ~ the May term
1902, IA tAe chanceTy causes OF Francs 5obn.
son ana others -. n. /. franks eFfcn'Vr anu
others. ana John Il. Spiece' &C., -. nlllS"' -
Turner the undersigned COMMISSIONER nv.
pointed by SAID decree for That purpose WIZ ~
l o'clock j. H., on
THURSDAY. July o, 1893.
on tho premises. pr coed 70 soil q; pubic ar
ton to tho highest bidier the REAL tsiA r
described Ia no proceedings in sara SUITS
Gnd which u dnscfibni ~ follOss: .,
4 INkCT or kASD containing nbont pfV
ACRES, situated on James river JUST pnio"
UOWnrdsylllo, In Albowarle COUNT. fd.oi"ihl
tho lands 81 B. o. Noting, q. ". Oimof HA'
others. ana within 4 abort distance VI tDc c'll-
try homes pt Geucrd T. ". Logan ana 'o''tri
a. :. Buiorl, aud being the f9ms tract On NLl'h
the la;r William 4. tIrne- resided. : hls lnh.
contains an excellent rc.decco, Ntth pc%bt u
Surroundings, a,gooi orchard, ana al u'ntfp
cut buadings. Tao lard - well suitci ioF =
atock-farm ADD i9 conaG0rei good aFr.rnithfal
land, especially tho lougrOun' On James pfHf'
Possession IN scciiag purposes VIII 10 flfeh
nftor ist ~ september % any part nos ti'1 u"-
der cultivation. luU posses iion Wih be fF'n
on tho Jjth DAY 0i Novomlof nes;. or potsof-
son immCjiateiy purcaRsor paying iYr crops
NOW on land.
Tho forms Of salc viii DO % por cent. ~ no
purchase money. % 10 paid 20 cfh. ard nc
balance OF me pur,hasc-.uonoy ~ rfnnlt 81
one, two, AMI thror years, VIII intF-'st rom
day OF sac. evidenced 10y bonds O. mo Pii-
chaser, with personal security deemed fJoi ~
the commissioners ma&ins tbc -ni' 1LI tY.-
tanning waiver ~ enc homestead ~ 1p''o-, iA9
titla % the property 20 10 retained qs additional
secufitv Untl th' plrrhgse-fncnNy snail h' i'hF
paid. In COS" thc purchaser shall Yty I'D rRNh
one THRU or moro - mo purchase money per-
sonal security Will be dispensed WIN.
1hIs l. considered a very dear lbl" piece OF
property. and persons desiring % ;gcchasc tnS
clas' OF property wi Do vol 70 @;i'n1 ne sac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04

ByJ. y. Elan & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
1liJ Main street

AUCTION sALEs-Mondsy.o 49,.
ByJ. d. Elan & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1llJ Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE BY PUB
~ Lie AUCTION or THE
WELL LOCATED AND VALUABLE LARGELor
SUBSTANTIAL TwO-SToRY BRICK DWELL
ING THEREON
on THE EAST SIDE OF TwENrY-SECoND
sTBEET BETWEEN BROAD AND MAR
SHALL STREETS.
~ THE CITY or RICHMOND.
Hoheon In Tho ohancery Court Of tho
-.v,or =, a., city Of Richmond.
In Pursuance Of tho dorrco Of Mny iS 1893,
In ihe abOye-nsroi Cause. the undersigned
special commissioner vii sell By pLbuc auction
on the premises. on
MONDAY, JC,;E ,. 1893,
a, O'Clock T.. NJ. to REAL ESTATE directed
by said dnrror g. 20 Sold Il beng tho above
named VALUABLE PROPERTY on the east
siio o. Twenty-sccoui street between Broad ana
Marshall street=, tue lot fronting % feet or moro
ON Iwcnty-snroul street md running back WIN
in parallel limos ~ leef. ana tho dwelling being
81 brcE. two stories above basement, cOniain-
ing bout eight rooms. neat, substantial, and IN
good Tcpair
IFRNs. Oue-third cash, tho residue In two
e1ual miscellaneous u six ant tgniyo months,
the purchaser 20 give y yotablc notes Tor the
deferred payments. with interest addel, ana
tho ltis = be rn'linei until all the purchase
money shall nave been paid and p c1nvcyanco
ordcTd 10y th- court. ALLEN g. 'OlLifS'
Special Commissioner,
J.B ELAN & CO.. Auc,oneers.
U0rs0N. PLAINTIFF. AGAINST IRAYioR AID AIS.,
DFFhSp,STs-iS TIE CHAScERY COURT or Ins
CITY 90 ErnMOND:
l. Charles Is. Gl4din. Clerk % said court, ccr-
,itv thrt rue bond rrllirei 81 tho special COM
missioner ~ the decree in said cause OF May
"a. 1898. has boon duly given.
Giycn under ms hcnl THIS 18th day on May
1885 CHARLES ". GODDIN,
INV II Clerk.
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SALE OF A FARM IN


TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM IN
l. CAROLINE COUNTY.-By virtue OF a deed
OF trust from l.. y. johnson. dated IAN Decem-
ber 1850, default having been made IA the pay
nent VI the noIes therein secured, and being re-
CURED 80 Do do by tho holder OF sald notes, will
soil by public suction, at besyer-D Dam Depot. IN
Hanover county, Va, aG IL O'clock A. NJ. on too
l0rH DAY or JUNE. 1893,
that TRACT OF LAND, with MI The improve
ments thereon, IN Caroline county near Ander-
son old nnil on the North Anna river con-
tanning about 236 ACRES. adjoining the lands
OF Robert y. Smith and otherA
TERMS or SALE: Tho deed requires enough In
cash 70 pay the sum OF s57s.50, with interest
from 9TH December. 1850, ani costs Of sale; tho
balance 20 DO made payable ~ such tfmo and
secured IN such manner as said Johnson OF per-
sonai representative may direct. or. 10 they fall
10 DO -, as the undersigned may SEQ nj. IL Is
expected, however, that more liberal terms e.
- cash pAynaont vii os madc on day OF sale.
NJ ~ HiIaL cAkTkk, Trustee
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By George 5. yashon, Jr..
Real Estate Auctioneer.

By George 5. Yashon, Jr..
Real Estate Auctioneer.
HNWO-STORY DETACHED STOCK
Il BRICK DWELLING OF TEN ROOMS on
CLAY BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH
STREETS, No. sos, WITH LOT 2SXt20 FEET.
GOOD ALLEY AND WIDE SIDE ALLEY. AND
TWO-SToRY STOCk-BRICk TENEMENT
DWELLING on CLAY BETWEEN SEVENTH
AND EIGHTH STREETS, No. 705. WITH
SEVEN ROOMS. BESIDES DETACHED
KITCHEN, LOT 20j9X70 10 ALLEY.-By re-
quest OF the owner xlll sell by auction, ON The
premises, on
TUESDAY. JUNE @, 1893,
~ o'clock Z. NJ, the PROPERTY above de-
scribed. NO. SOC Ia an exceptionally desirable
house. well bullt, and arranged a. two fats,
watef-cioseis, bathroom, etc, on each floor,
and In good order.
No. 705 h q WE'LL uilt house, convenient IN
arrangement with closets, bath-rooms, etc,
and In good order.
Each of these houses is central and will
always command tenants at a fair rental, and it
Is soidon better or more remunorative property
II offered on the market Sale win CON msncs
at No. sos promptly.
TKRhs: kasy.
GEORGE 9. vASHON. IN,
jeA AuctsneeA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04

Of WEDNESDAY. JUNK I, 1898.
nj $50 o'clock p. NJ. Will sell by auction. on
the premises, regardless % prico. ONE HUN
DRIED AND FIFTY FEET or GROUND nj the
street, and ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY
FEET AZ tue northeast corner Of Floyd avenue
and Robinson street
These lots lie between tho residence Of Nr.
Wclsiger ami tho grounds OF Mr. Cayce, on q
high and beautiful plateau. convenient 20 street.
cars, and IN rapdiy.improying nelghborhOOi;
All next IN Importance 10 tho real value and
desirability Of these lots Is the fact that thoy
will DC sCli without limit or reserve, either as O
tline OF sale.
Terms: VIII be reasonable.
!o4 n. W. BOWE Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
b. George 5. Nnsuon, Jr"
Real L-fate AugtiOnepr.
By Apperson & Pollard,
kral L.iAfe Anntlnuecrs.

A CCTION SALE OF STORE AND
"A DWELLING LOCATED Of THE SOUTH
EAST CORNER or BLAIR AND WASHING
TON STREETS. ALSO go FEET on TIE EAST
SIDE OF WASHINGTON STREET NEAR
BLAIR, AND IS FEEL ON TIE NOklH SIDE
or BLAIR STREET NEAR WASHlNGrON
STREEE-Wo VIII sell by auction, on tue pre-
misses, on
THURSDAY, JUNB s, 1898,
ut 3 u clock p NJ, tho aforementioned REAL
ESI LATE. rs follows:
First. Tho STORE aud DWELLING, which
contains stOre-rOOm and three rooms aiai-
tioual; stable on the lot. Tho LOT has 4 'front.'
ago of 40 feet On Blair by depth ot about l21
feet 10 au alley.
second sixty FEET on tho east side Of WASH
inRtOn street, with depth OF 10 foet.
Third. lightweight FEET on north side Of
Blair street by depth oi 100 feot.
Tho vacant property win be- sold ~ q whole or
r. lots to suit purchasers. Attend this sale, for
the property must De sold.
IkRH3; one fourth cash; balance IN six,
twelve, and eighteenth months, secured by trust
deed, interest added.
APPERSON s. POLLARD,
ie AuctlOIocrs.