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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-12

remaining O. North Carolina. as he had
been ordered by Gen. Sherman. he left
and entered .Joncsboro, in the eastern
part of Tennessee. April Is. where he
received the news of Lees surrender.
All this time the ranks of The secret
organization in Floyd and Wythc coun-
ties had been considerably increased in
numbers by the enlistment of discharged
soldiers from Lees disbandcd army.
When the news arrived that Stoneman
and his cavalry would pass through
Floyd county on his way to Washing
ton. wiser and oldc: heads tried to pre-
vail on the young enthusiasts to abandon
their plan of revenge. but with appar-
emily little or no effect.
On May IS Stoncinan. with six thou
sand cavalry ten thousand infantry and
twcnty-thrcc guns, started on Il hun
t!rcd mile march over the mountains. TO
the Virginia and Tennessee railroad ut
Christiansburg, to embark for Wash
ington.
Mounted couricrs of Floyd countv's
little army were Immediately dis
patched from different sections to in
form the recruits in outlying districts
of the movements OF Stoneman's army
and to notify them l., gather at Floyd
Court Hons" under arms. It was the in
tcntion of the foremost in the scheme
II sccrctc the men in different parts OF
the town and ncighborhood and Mt the
appearance of the army tn fire on them
from their places of conccalmcnt and
thus harass tho northerncrs for dis
tancc OF ten miles on each side of the
town. Early in the morning of May ~
two hundred ex-confcdcrate soldiers
and recruits had arrived at the town.
AS the day advanced and no now ar
rivals were reported they became dis
hcTtcncd and assertions were numcr-
GUS. Another hour passed and the adj
vance guard of Stoncmans army WAS
reported within ten miles of FLOYD
Court House. by the time the informa-
1ion was received about one hundred
men. all that remained OF the bold
band. were concealed along the high
way But as soon as the federal column
hove in sight the sclf-appointcd pro-
tcctorS OF Floyd county deserted
ccpt the three men whose graves have
described. Ncrvcd by drink and a sense
Of injury, they boldly entered the town
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TRUSTEES SALK-Bl VIRTUE or THE
-, provisions OF a deed OF trust ex,clted by
W. j. Blair and Iycurgls blair. ,Jr 10 A
Walton, trustee, and others, bearing date the asth
day OF Scrtcmbor, 1891. and recorded IN the
clerk office or the corporation court OF the city
of Roanoke. In decd book No -. page ~ 10
which deed reference IL made for a full statement
OF me provisions thereof and by which dscd the
said W. j. Blair and L.. Blair .Ir conveyed TO The
said +. y. Walton. trustee, the propcrty herein.
after described. among others Tor tile following
rust In trust To secure 10 the Peoples btiicing
Loan ana savings Association The payment OF
the sum OF s2,CUU, and also FOR the further paw
mcnt OF $oM contribution OF interest aud - 81
contribution OF premium, each ard every month
from me date thereon said payments Of Interest
ana premiums To commence on or before Satur-
Gay; october 81, 1871, and to he continued and
made on or before the last Saturday OF each and
every month thereafter, to be paid to the treas.
urcr ~ The said association according to the
condition OF bond executed and delivered by
the said w. j. Blair and Lycurgus Blair Jr 30
the said K. \. Walton, trustee, on the iay OF the
execution or said deed and by virtue OF ~, order
OF the corporation court OF the city OF Roanoke
appointing me az substituted trustee In the place
OF the said h. ~ Walton, trustee, with a the
W alton, trustee, tho said W j. Blair and
Lyciirgus Blair, Jr., having made default in the
payment OF the inst allments OF he contribution
OF interest aud contribution OF premiums pro-
vlded Tor a. aforesaid, becoming due ON the last
Sat"roay In August, September, october, Novcm-
rnary, 1893, so that there Is now due
the sum OF nineteen hundred and ninety
iiy. dollars and sixty.,wo cent?. and
sum OF S2,0l2 -, according To the provision of
Tie said deed and or account OF the tcbt therein
secured, and being authorized 10 do by the
re ms OF the said deed, and being directed 80 TO
do by the said, the Peoples building, Loan and
Savings Association, the beneficiary in said deed
| shall, on SATURDAY. TIE isT DAY 0E
APRIL, 1898, cell at public auction in front OF
the courthouse in the city OF Roanoke. Va, the
following described property described in said
deed:
A Il that certain piece or parcel or land situated
IN the city OF Roanoke, county OF Roanoke, and
led foil
mencing 81 point on the north side u! Luck
street, ~ feet west OF Park street, thence with
Luck street south 81 degrees west 81 feet to a
point; thence north degrees east ~ feet Ia mn
alley; thence with said alley north So degrees
east 80 feet TO point; thence south degrees
west 20 feet to the north side or Luck street the
place OF beginning
I ERMS- Cash: JAS =. GROVES
~ til Substituted Trustee,
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THE BREECHES BUOY.
An Excellent Device for Rescuing
the Shipwrecked.
Tho Appliance Is of Great Help to the
Daring Life savers OF the New Jersey
Coast-Ifow IL Is Sent to
Sinking SHIPS.

The sturdy surfmen of Long Beach
as they call the ribbon of sand south of
Barncgat inlet separating the waters OF
the bay and the ocean. have made two
gallant rcscucS i'll the past week with
the Lyle gun ana the brooches buoy
The opportunity to use these appli-
anccs is always welcomed, SAYS the New
York sun. because it means Il fight with
the clements that stirs the blood and
strains the muscle Whenever the
news that II ship is ashore is
telephoncd from station to station
over the beach wires every surfman
within twenty miles says cnvous things
about the lucky patrolmcn who are
called out to make the rescue. The ordi-
nary routine Of the beach patrol is full
of hardship and monotonous in the cx-
trelnc. y daring rescue makes talk for
the rest of the winter.
Considering the number of vessels
which have to pass it, the New Jersey
coast is the most dangerous on the CON
tincnt, and many ships go ashore on
the shelving sands there every winter
Nincty-ninc times out Of Il hundred
however, the surf will admit the
launching of lifcboats, and the surf
men bring ashore the shipwrecsed in
this way. 1t is only when Il great
storm is raging and the surf is so rough
as To battle the sl;illful oarslncn that
the gun and brooches buoy are rcsorted
TO. This does not happen very often
When the patrol sees vessel aground
or iii danger he hurrics to the station
and gives the alarm. The surfmcn are
out III Il jiify. They always take all
their apparatus, so as to he ready. for
any emergency. If the lifcboat cannot
he launched through the surf. they
bring ont the Lyle gun. This is small
brass cannon. which has proicctilc fit
ting over the barrel like Il sheath over Il
sword To the projectilc is fastened
one end of a stout cord. The run is
aimed to throw the projcctilc over the
ship, and thus bring the cord within the
reach of the men on the wreck. 1t sell
dom requires more than two shots to
land the cord. The sailors then pull it
iii and get hold of the rope to which it
is fastened. When the end of the rope
is hauled aboard il is made fast to one
of the masts. Meantime the surfmcn
are burying Il sand anchor This is Il
great square Of planlling. whose sur
face grips the sand i'll which il is sunk.
TO it the shore end of the rope is So
curcly fastened.
Then comes the brccchcs buoy. This
consists of 4 great unganly pair of
canvas trousers hung To Il circular life
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\ IIneeli,ig Nation.

The Japanese may be described ap-
propriately as the knceling nation. since
they do almost everything on their
knees that we do sitting or standing.
Whenever Il guest. De he native or for
cign. arrives at the inn. the host and
his wife and all the servant girls drop
on their knees simultaneously and lower
their heads till the nose almost touches
the floor. The same is done when he
leaves the inn. In this respect Japan
has not changed. except in few large
hotels in Toxic, Niklio, Kio.o, and
other cities which are kept by Japanese
proprictors almost exclusively for for
cigners, since few natives are able or
willing to pay twelve shillings to fifteen
shillings day, when they can be COM
fortabiy housed and fed in genuine
Japanese inn for about four shillings.
In SUCH an inn, again, it would be con-
sidcred great breach of etiquette if
the servant girl, on being called to n
guests room by clapping the hands,
did not get down on her knees before
inquiring what is wanted. = Yankee
Blade.
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RAILROADS
N + 8 :: w HorfoIksHestern RR
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCTOBER 80, 1897.
wEsTsoUND. LEAyn RoAroErn,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCTOBER 80, 1891
wEsTsouND, LEAVE ROANOKE DAILY.
TAO a. IN. washington and Chattanooga limited,
ior bristol and beyond. Stops only at Rad.
i1lu. fuilmnn slcepcrs TO New Orleans, Mem.
so, pms Is ana Nashvillc Dining car attached:
o." v. IN. 1or Radford, Pulaski, Bristol and ali
intermediate stations; also for Blucfold, Pc
cahontas, Elkhorn, Clinch Valley Division
ana Louisville via Norton Pullman sleepoI
TO Lou svillc via Norton
7:50 p. IN. Il ,Radfort, Pulaski. and Br,sto, a,so
LOT Diuchc!d'Ohio extensions; leaves Blueheld
C:lO a. m. daily for Kcnuva Columbus and
i tnc west Pullman slccpcrs to Memphis via
Gl5 q. m for Petersburg, Richmond AND
i945p; m. for Washington. Hagerstown, Phila
1eipnia ana New York. Pullman slccpc
L. II. X. - ~
la46 p. IN. daily for Richmond and Norfolk. Phi
man parlor car to Norfolk, connects ut Lynch
bnrg (Union station) with Durham division
STOP. IN. for Buena Vista and Intermediate eta
tons. No connections beyond
g45 p. IN. for Richmond and Norfolk Pullmat
sleeper to Norfolk and Lynchburg to Rich
lG4o night washington and Chattanooga lin
ited) for Washington, Hagorstown, Philadel.
Rhia and New York. Pullman sccpcrp to
washington via Shenandoah Junction and
attached Stops only nj Basic, Shenandoah
l,uray, Shenandoah, junction, Shepherds
town. Antietam, Grimes and St James.
station) and 3:l5 p. m. daily for South iSostor
ana Durham and intermediate stations.
Winston Salem Division-Lcaye Roanoke (Union
s,ation) G45 n. IN. daily for Rocky Mount
diatc stations.
For all additional informs' % apply at ticket
office or to ,yB bEViI,I
General Passenger Agent. Roanoke, w.
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by VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST DATED

Ply VIRTUE OF y DEED OF TRUST DATED
II September 20 1890, and OF record IN tho
crK office OF the Hastings Court for the city
or Roanoke, Va, in deed book ~ nace li6
whereby f. II. DCln conveyed to the uu,icr,
signed trustee the parcel OF land hereinafter
mentioned to secure TO Josiah Friend the nav
mcnt OF tho sum OF $1,000 evidenced hy ono ;o;c
OF S25u, payable 90 days after date, 81 notes OF
80 each, payable monthly. with interest from
uatc, and whereas default having been made in
the payment OF five OF said notes and being re-
uucsted so to do by tho beneficiary. Will on
THURSDAY. TIE 30'rll DAY OF MARCH IS.,3
AT IL Nj, in front or tho courthouse at R0anosc
CITY, proceed TO sell Mt public auction 70 the
hi.hest bidder the parcel OF land in said deed
mentioned and described NJ follows:
Beginning ut point on the cast side OF Wheat
street III feet south OF Dale street thence south NJ
degrees oast no feet To an alley. thence with said
alley south III degrees west }9S feet to a point
thence north ~ degrees west 10 feet to Wheat
street, thence with Wheat street north 20 d-yrccs
cast;HS feet to the place of beginning
IEKMS: Cash sufficient To pay the cxpcnscs
or executing this trust, including a trustees
commission OF legal per ccntun, and to nav of
anu discharge tho amount of notes in which de-
ianlt has been made and tho note to become dnc
March 70. lS3, say SlI215, and the balance in
monthly instruments OF $3.50 each with interest
anu all unpaid notes above mentioned be paid
on and the remainder, ii any, in two years from
date OF sale, all OF said deferred payments 10 be
properly secured K. L. COLE
> Jus Trustee.
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The Penobscot Indians have been
peaccablc. SO far as the whites are con-
ccrned, ever since the settlers in the
valley became anywhere numerous.
But there was Il time when the cabins
of the English were few and far be-
tween. when the red nam made pretty
free with his white ncighbor. one tra-
dition of the pcnObScot valley il that
one day M Indian came To a settlers
log house and demanded breakfast.
The settler was away from home. and
his wife. not daring to refuse. set ont
the food on Il table in the corner OF the
room. Before the intruder could cat.
another Indian came in and the two
unIi'r@lcd rs to which should do the
eating While they v-rcstlcd and .,trug-
rlcd and rolled on the floor Il third In
dian. who slipped in chen the fight be-
gan. sat calmly eating up what they
were quarrclirg over, ana To such gOoo.
purpose that when they got through.
nothing WAS left. 1t was an aboriginal
application OF the fable of the lion, the
bear and the fox" wherein the two for
mcr fought merely to give Il rogue :.
dinner. Lewiston Evening Journal.
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Rf Virtue OF y DEED OF TRUST DATED
August Is. lSi2 and Only recorded In the
clerk office OF the Hastings Court for The city
OF Roanoke, Va, in deed book re- page $50,
whereby George w. priddy and wife cOavcyed
the property hereinafter described to George j.
ucei, trustee, TO secure TO the National Mutual
pliancc with certain bond OF even date With said
deed executed by said George w Pri,fy in tho
penal sum OF $3.50 and conditioned for :hc pay.
ihcht OF S2,WO to the said association. " th ill.,
tcrcrt i'll monthly instalmcnts OF SSS 20 pcr
month according to the terms contained /. The
bylaws and in said bond md deed OF trust and
Tor inc performance of other conditions ami cove
nahts OF said bond and deed OF trust aud upon
uefauit in any OF which for three months the
trustee upon being requested so Ia do, 10 sell the
property therein conveyed, and whereas tho
stituted In tho place and stead OF said I!so2re i
Poet, by the Hastings Court for the CITY OF Roan-
oke. Na;' ana whereas the said conditions aud
payments have bee defauted In more than three
months, and upon being requested ana directed
In writing so tn do by the beneficiary. the said
M MaM No Mutual building and Loan Association,
authority conferred In said deed OF t:ust pro-
coed to cell, nj public auction, on the premises,
n M. ne city or or; Roanoke, VA: ON TUESDAY,
NJ, TO the highest bidder the propscfv con
veycd in said deed OF trust described rs follows,
to-wit:
Situated and being in the city of Roanoke,
State of Virginia. Beginning at 4 point
on the south side OF John street (aso
known rs sixth avenue :. w. go feet
east or Lewis street taso known as Fourth
50 feet to point thence southerly los ree- 20 nm
alley, thence with said alley westerly - feet 10 .
point ~ same, thence northery parallel - Lewis
street Jos feet to John street The place OF beru-
ming and known lot No, 49, in section i ~
shown, IN the map of the Lewis addition 70 the
ci,y or Roanoke, Va, together with but linz and
improvements.
TERMS: Cash. RUSH + D-pp
- tbs V'-,sfsr
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THE ROANOKE TIMES. SUNDAY, MARoH 70, 1sss.
Unanb,tious Hens.

gentleman who does business In
New York but lives up the Hudson, met
neighbour on Central train. The lat
ter had IL large ostrich egg.
What are you doing with that ostrich
egg?'
I'm taking it out to my farm, where
am going to hang it up in my poultry
yard"
For what purpose?"
u want to inspire my hens with am
bition To do better than they have been
IOhlg. "-TeNaS Siftinrs
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Sensible CnNNs.

Aunty You are very fond of meat.
aren't Won?
Little Niccc-Ics indccdy, if it's lean
Where does meat grow?
1T comes from cattle"
Cows
''Ycs"
And do they have TO he killed SO
can have meat"
''Ics.
Il didn't know that. hut guess III,
cows does. cause they act awful mad
when comes around. food News
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4 Kind Mistress

1t was raining in torrents. Julie =
said madame to her maid, "bc quick
and run across Ia the millincr'S and tell
her not tC forget my hat
Can take Azor out with me,
madamc?'
Are You mad. Julie? Can't You see
for yourself that the weather is not tit
to turn Il dog out of doors?"-I. Evcnc-
nCnt.
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" hat He'd dad.

"Eoys." he cNci;cdly cried. as he
rushed frantic;,lly among them. Il tel
you had = close shave just now"
where att" they gaspcd
AT my BARRIERS" was the response:
dozen heads bowed and wcpt. Sunny
,Onth
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\ well.rurncd Commitment.

The neatest compliment the fair sex
has been paid lately was by the chair
rian of tiremen's dinner held recent
~. Ills toast was that of the ladies.
which he proposed very fclicitously
thus: The ladies; their eyes liindlc the
only fire we cannot cxtinguish, and
against which there is no insurance.
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Hutchcr-lIave you any orders this
morning. madame?
Young Wife (who is keeping housc)-
Yes that calls liver you brought me
last week was Very fine. Iwaut another
one but he sure and get it from the
same calf. as my husband is very par
ticular.=rcXuS Stiffness.
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\ flori,i:, Nintcr.

katc-What. are You going TO marry
again 50 soon? And heard YOU prom
Using your husband to see that his grave
was kept green,
Constancc-Wcll. You know I buried
him i'll the Evcrgladcs-,Iu
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"Nhcrc are yOu going, nay pretty maidc:'
Tin going "-,nillIng, sir, she saiGc
What isEonr fortune my pretty maidct"
MY face is nv fortune. Sir she saiio.
"ENa ,ily villa; mine is, my prc;tg mai,c.''
81 pity Nonr poverty. sir. Size saidc--
And Tie !ow!y herd wound slowly o'cr the lc.
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From BAD to worse.

ldoncs-l hear Your friend married a
western girl.
Gics-lcs. He went to Colorado to
save his lungs and succeeded only in
losing his hcart.-l.ifc.
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END OF THE WAR.
The Last Blood Shed in tho Late
UnpleasantueSs.
How Three virgIninns Tried to DO Battle
with Con. Stonemnn's Arn,y-A Scheme
to WrcaK Vengeance on the Victori-
Gus Hosts of the North.
IcopynIGlrT, 1891

n Il swanpy,
country grave
yard. five miles
from Floy d
Court House.
are buried Will
liam lior,lunix,
j % I'm McMas-
tcrs and Owen
Lewis, on the
S p q { " II CT e
unio IL bullets
laid them low.
Their graves
have sunk and
are almost CON
cealed by rank
caliInoS weeds.
Cut on the fncN
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Prayers of the Wicked.

where are you going my pretty maid"
Il am Going 10 church kind sir" she said.
'Wil! you pray for nc, o sweetest !naid:"
IL can't, FOR sing in the choir. She said.
-iSroo,sivu Enrlc
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CnshInerc Shnwls

The fleeces of ten goats and the work
OF several men for half year are re-
quircd TO make a genuine cashmere
shawl 4 yard and half wild.
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Defined.

The PROFESSIONALISM is happiness?
The Philosophcr-Thc condition OF
forgetting that you are unhappy Chi
cage News Record.
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Doctor" said the medical student,
sis a blind man apt to be IN IDIOT
why, no. What makes you asl:
that:"
The adagc says: Out of sight, ont of
mind. "-i'ucll.
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y Powerful Creature.

Mr., lIcnncry-Sam, have you seen
my new incubator?
Sam-lioncubator? No, sab: but Of
she done lay all dem ycrc eggs she am
n mighty pow'ful fine fowl, subj
Truth
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Nearing Its End.

McGinnis-Ihot's moighty foinc
whisky: how ovid is it, Pat?
Fat ponring the last drop into his
friends glass Faith. Oh don't know;
but it's ovid az il liver will be,-Iife.
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Not Happily Expressed.

Mrs. Somcthington--Oh Mr.. Temp
kins, You are always so kind in coming
to see me off.
ways pleasure. Siitings.
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Rt STEES SALE-BY VIRTUEoFA DEED
- =, va tl'st executed TO me by CYRUS Lair and
L. : :. d inbred, 'Ir dated December ! 1890 and
iecordcu in the clerks Office of the IInstinos
court OF Roanoke, Virginia. in deed book No n
EIasc no. etc AMI to secure 10 the Virgins Real
i Is'a,e ana Investment Company the payment of
HTDl IN eighty (S) installments OF thirty
uoiiars $50 each, and one final ins;alnent of
hitE dollars 500, payable on the first day OF the
flshty-onc (Sp months respectively, ncxtsuccccd.
lns thc date OF said deed, with interest thereon
~ .hc rate OF per cent. per annum from said
no;cs daaG c by eishty $50 certain negotiable
SGD each payable on the first day OF the eighty
w. ~, mouths next succeeding the date OF said
nov, y. trusi, ana one note for fifty dollars $500
r.S"p,c IN clShty-onc CSi) months from eafd date
respectively, with interest as aforesaid ana de-
iauil having been made In the payment OF the
tWchty-tourth t2ith twcnty-ffth t25th) tynnty.
sixth (.ith) and twenty seventh ~. m ~ M No.
Instruments and notes and having been rporirsd
- ~ 10 ny thc beneficiary in said deed OF trust
uh 'Ii omer Tor sale to the his hc.t bidder, by
pu,"WHc a,Winn' IN Roanoke, Virginia on SATUK-
DAY APRll. 18TH iSa3 AT IL O'CLOCK Nj
Iii ' ron %, nc iiuslnSs Courthouse In said city
itoanoEc. State OF Virginia dcsiynated nnd d.
scribcd as follows towit W.
L;sesinnlng nj point on the south side OF 'Ta,c.
WcII street forty four (4O feet west of Wheat
etrett thcLcc south five degrees ana nine
- ~ west one hundred and thirtv.nine and
!hlrt two huudrcdths QSo ~ feet 10 an alley.
thence with said alley south scvert, fo1r ID
@rces and fifteen minutes ga 49, west thirty ono
ana SIX icnths (3i - feet to Il point on ans
ihcucc north fourteen minutes 20 Is east one
drcdths ua53S) feet TO Tazewcll street, thence
ih|cwcli street north scvcnty.fuur degrees and
nt'ech minutes a. ~ east forty.foUr 40 feet
10 the place OF beginning, together wi.h the
house situated thereon.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash
>,,, m EDWARD lLSLEY. Trustee
NJ n Inc deferred instruments o. purchase
money on this property are said 10 have been
assumed by Mrs. Laura stormteltz. 3 II sci.
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TRUSTEES, BALES.

parcel OF land, with It's handsome imnroy.r.n,
consieting OF large dwelling house.
beginning Mt point on the south side or
nialr avenue and lIt.6 feet from franklin street
,hcnce with Blair avenue S. 20 degrees T.. - feet
S 20 point, thence S. II degrees ". I5T feet 70
cpruce street, thence with Spruce street n. 70
u ,, W. 40 feet TO point, thence n IL de-
srTGs e l5T feet to the beginning.
s,I. Inns OF SALE Cash rs to the costs or
ic anu the sum OF 81 ,i2 =. and rs to the an m or
$500, upon & credit to become due In
n on IN ihstsments OF SO &c without interest
va ."e fth Monday in each succeeding month
III; ne uSy OF sale, and the residuc upon n
S Srcuit OF one and two years with Interest," Dc
'cireu payments tn be secured bv deed of trrtst
Nv, WIN +. WINCH, Trustee
nc anoVc acscrine0 property has been aold NV
INC messrs: Blair and the purchaser assumed IN e
f'''''N"'e' 10 im
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Parlor Cars ON 1856 A. NJ. train 10 Richmond
SLEEPING CARS ON 200 A. NJ. TRAIN FOR
RICHMOND. OPEN AT LYNCHBURG FOR
TIE RECEPTION OF PASSENGERS FROM
s:25 p. NJ. BERTllS ONE DOLLAR.
For further information rs to rates, routcs
tickets, etc. address,
II. II. PANNILL.
and Siii Main street, Lynchburg, Va.
JNO. ID. POTTS,
Division PASSENGER Agent, Richmond, Va.