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have talent in their limbs rs well rs in
their voices. The Irish impcrsonator
must look as if she could do big DAVIS
wash and be none the worse for her
efforts. In fact, one Of her stock hits,
when tired of repeated encores, is to
come out on the stage and say:
'I'd rather do hard days wash than
sing to ycz any more And the whole
house laughs heartily at the saucy
health and strength implied
Another point in brogue or dialect
singing is the emphasis with which
gestures are made. Dclsarte isn't in it
ut all for dialect singing. The gestures
must tell the story and tell it cmphat-
lcally. Often the song has to be sac
rificed to the gesture.
Frequently the dialect singer has g.
high note to sustain and several en-
phatic gestures to make at the same
time. If unable to do both at once the
singer should sacrifice the note, letting
1T grow faint, or even "1at," rather
than leave out the gesture
From tho time Il dialect singer ap-
pears before her audience until she dis
appears from view she should maintain
the character which she is impcrsonat-
ing.
have frequently seen singer como
on the stage i'll a perfectly natural
manner, bow swcetly to the audience
and then suddenly throw herself, as it
We're, into her part and begin to sing
In an Irish broguc or n German dialect,
giving all the tone, accent and infiec-
ton necessary to the part. When she
had finished she would suddenly rccov-
or herself with Il jerk, bow swectly and
walk off the stage coquettishly pirouct-
ting fan.
Such method spoils all
The Irish singer should come on the
stage with the bold tramp, the asscrtivc
manner and the saucily-tossinr head of
the hearty Irish woman. When she
bows she should do SO with n little
stamp of the foot, just enough to show
Irish carnestncss. And no matter how
inc may be her dress she should not
wear French-heelcd shoes, nor should
her arms be SO confined that she can
not swing them over her head AS she
is leaving the stage, if the audience APP
plauds her song, she may acknowledge
with n salute, but it must be in charac-
ter with what she has been singing. In
her farewell bow she may shake her
fist at the audience with tiny grimace,
or shc.mayseven stamp her foot or other
wise carry out the part she has been
singing. The last impression must al
ways be that the dialect singer is very
much in earnest and could not to save
her life have expressed herself in any
other way.
Regarding the popularity of the dia-
lect song great deal might be said.
If cleverly done, the dialect song is al
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TNRUSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
l. OF trust executed to me by j. j. Catogni,
dated june s. 1S, and recorded in the Gle rk's Of
flee of the Hastings Court OF the city OF Roanokc
xa, In decd book No. 80, page l27, TO secure 10
EDWIN r; smith payment OF tho sum of eight
certain interest bearing negotiable notes or even
date with said deed OF trust for two thousand six
hur drcd sixty six dollars and sixty six cents
(:2666G6) each, payable in one, two and three
years after date, with interest from date of said
deed, ana whereas default has been made In the
ing requested to do so by the beneficiary, will
zen at pablic auction to the highest bidder, in
front T OF on the coHEho9se in the city of Roanoke
O'CLOCK NOON, the following described parcel
Of land lying In the city of Roanoke, Va:
BegtLIiEg at the southwes. corner OF SprIct
aud Henry streets, thence with Henry strect
south degrees west b2o feet to WA,I.u: st:ce;
thence with the latter north S3 degrees is minutes
north degrees east on feet to Sprate street
thence with tho latter south IS degrees 45 minutes
easJ ~ rect to point of beginning. containing
SI,ti2 square feet, more or less
Inc above described property, having been
snbdivided into 13 lots by the present owners, as
Ianckcl, engineers, which will be shown 10 any
prospective purchaser and will be produced Mt
the time OF sale by the undersigned, tho property
plan:
First. Lots l.. 2,s, 4, s., o, IL and 10, in the or
der named, south from Spruce street To Walnut,
as shown on said plat; and should they not bring
enough to pay the debt due Edwin f. Su it'll then
lots Nos. and will be sold. and should they not
bring enough to satisfy the debt above referred
to. then lots Nos 10 and IL will be sold.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay cost of exccut-
ing this trust, including trustees commission OF
per cent. and cash sufficient To discharge the
second note above referred to OF S2,fGG co. with
81 from June = 1870, and us to the sum OF
S2ddd.66 with interest thereon from June ), 1890,
upon credit until June >, 1893 and the residue
upon credit OF one and two yc, IA from the day
OF sale, deferred payments to bear interest from
day OF sale and to be secured by decd OF trust
upon the premises conveyed.
90 ids Trustee
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]tagc | was struck at once by her flip
ant manner. She seemed about to
take fun Of somebody or something
md as if she regarded the whole idea
lis a joke. When she began to sing her
}joice. though fine and clear was thin,
End there was not a particle of earnest
less or feeling in it. The audience ap-
but could see that they did
4 got do SO heartily, and the delighted
3Iells of the gallery gods were
facllinG. The girl scored success after
II fashion, but if she had been gifted
llth an Irish heart and the knack of
que Irish dialect she would have be-
iome star. Without these she was
3yerely among the other attractions"
III Now, my conception of "McCluskey"
that it should be sung earnestly. 1t
NJ the Irish woman with hot blood
4oursinS through her veins and fire in
Fer eyes who tells of a fight in which
Inc Of her countrymcn comes out
trowned with blood and glory. The
lcencs of the battle are all present to
Ter eyes as she sings, and the audience
Hitch her spirit and grow enthusiastic
lis pete" McCracl1en loses an ear or an
Eye. In no place should there be the
l ightcst lcvity. And in singing the
Bpng | must confess that am often So
3gcrcome by it and so aroused by the
Hanging and the booming behind the
{fcncs that when | have finished the
!5ng, and while the plaudits of the audi
ABnce arc ringing in my cars, think
4puld go out single handed and tackle
Il McClusIicy'' myself.
a Thus must the dialect singer and
CHARACTER impcrsonator feel or she can
Not carry her audience with her. The
3quisites for 4 good Irish singer are a
slir voice, hearty, healthy appear
&ace. quick syrnpathies and Il natural
&roguc.
81 1t is not necessary that dialect
&ngcr should have been foreign born.
n is only necessary that her tongue
Abuld have Il llnacll for the language
Witch She is going to sing. In my own
use may say that the Irish broguc is
#e|rely knacll. | was born in this
q Sdlntry and have been so much with
\ ,oplc who speak pure English that
8puld readily have gotten rid of the last
%'nce of Irish broguc if | had been so in
dincd. But love Ireland. And love
fish people. And when | began to cul-
avatc a broguc for my songs found
pat took to it as naturally as duck
Il kcs to water Nearly all of the best
stfish singers have had Irish hearts. But
E do claim that men and women artists
< no have not drop OF Irish blood
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by VIRTUEOF a DEED OF TRUST EXE
- en'cd 70 me, the undersigned trustee. on the
3lst day OF May, 1S.ia, by Mrs. Emma A. Pole and
Wilbur 5. Pole, her husband, to secure 10 Mrs.
Mamie Il lunsford the sum OF one thousand dol.
lars as evidenced by two negotiable notes OF the
sum OF $2s0.O) each, dated the a1st day OF May
lS'2 and due in ninety days and six months and
one note OF s5O0.00 due in twelve months from
date with interest," and default having been made
In Inc payment OF the first two notes snd being
requested 20 to do by the benen larry, will ON
WI. WEDNESDAY,, TilB STU DAY OF MARCH.
ls93, AT IL O'CLOCK NJ, in front OF the
c ,',,ii of Roanoke, Virginia, sell by
pnhlic auction the following property sit
uated in the city of Roanoke. State
OF Virginia, lying north side OF Abe
marie street and fronting thereon 81 feet and eN-
ten Ing back between parallel lines 49, feet u an
alley and designated ~ lot l.? section -, OF the
map or the Lewis addition.
TERMS: Cash ~ to an amount sufficient 10
pay the costs OF executing this trust, TO pay or
and cischargc the two notes OF $3.50 o. each above
referred to, assume a debt OF S2,7l00J due in
October, 1897 with interest at the rate of i per
cent. per annum balance to be made payable on
the 2lst day OF May 1873. that being the time the
$50 GO note above referred tn becomes due.
- tbs X. ID. GUM, Trustee
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by VIRTUE OF a Deed OF TRUST. EVE

Cf NlRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST, EXE-
- cutcd to nc, tho undersigned trustee, nv r.
T. Coleman ON the auth June, 1890 To secure 10
the -Etna Land and Investment Company the
payment OF the sum of $40, rs evidenced by two
negotiable notes OF the sum OF 500 each dated the
IN day OF Juno 1922 and due in one and two
years from date with interest, ana who rcas default
has hecn made in the payment cf both OF said
notes, ~ being requested 80 To do by the hcncfc-
larry, will. ON SATURDAY, TIE 18TH DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 1893 AT IL O'CLOCK ~ on the
promises sell by public auction to tho highest
bidder the following described real estate, stu
atcd i'll the town OF Vinton, the county OF Roa-
noke. state OF Virginia, and described rs follows:
BEGINNING nj the intersection OF Second avenue
aud Walnut street thence with Second avenue
west degree Ill minutes east. 15l III feet to the
bounds OF county road, 5i.66 feet tn a point,
thence south degree al minutes east i11.ii feet
to Walnut street, thence with Walnut street
north SSdcgrccs ~ minutes 81 feet to place of
beginning, and known lot Nc !. s.ction j ~
the lands OF the .E,na Land and Investment Co
TERMS Cash Gu!ic!snt tn nay tbs costs OF
executing this trus.. anc &c Giecisl ct 10 4rio Il;
onc upon tts ro.es VIE E.::44..i = go. }.
any residue the same sha be niade PAYABLE IN
one ana TWO years fIUIh dGte, with negotiable
notes secured by deed OF trust apon the property
~ tbs Gll'ES GUM, Trustee
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!copYnIGi;r. 1897

A dialect Singer is born-not made
That is my honest opinion.
do not believe that by any amount
of study a woman who has only u good
voice and pretty manners to begin with
can ever win her place in public APP
proval as Il dialect singer unless there
are other qualities in her makeup
If she il, going to be an opera singer
of pure English she has only to culti-
vatc her voice and learn stage manners.
If she intends to sing only in concert
al she needs is II lot of good clothes
Il capable manager and ~ fine voice. of
course. But Il dialect singer must have
natural gift for tic language whose
songs she is to sing, and She must,
honestly believe, be thoroughly ac-
quaintcd with its people and be in sym
pathy with them, or She will never
score success in reaching and touch
/ ing the hearts of her hearers The dia-
lcct song is matter of the heart as we'll
as of the voice. And if the former is
not III sympathy with the words that
arc sung no amount of fine execution
Twill supply the lack of feeling.
very pointed instance of this comes
Z to my mind at this moment. | was
travelling through western town Il
! few months ago when my eye was at
gtractcd by u large playful bearing my
9name. Upon looking ut it Il second
5timc saw that it bore also the name OF
IA young woman who was advertising
herself as the only initator of Maggie
feline" The song she was to sing was
'McCluslScy,' and the playbill went on
! to state that the young woman could
not only fully initiate Maggie Cline, but
that in many respects she was far SUI
Epcrior.
Having a little spare time on my
anands determined to go and see the
Young woman who, though thousands
|Iof miles from home, could initiate inc
No perfectly. And also thought that /
Knight possibly learn something from
g;he young woman, for | do not profess
q hat have arrived at stage when II
3inow it all, as the saying is.
Il When the curtain rose upon the littlo
ATestern theatcr that night / might
8 nave been seen seated far back in the
a dress circle" with n veil drawn over my
3'acc so that no one should recognize me,
aor wanted to get Il full benefit of the
8vestcrn version of "McCluslley"
i When the young woman who was to
4 initiate Maggie Cline" came on the
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RY yIEruE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST ExE.

RY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST EXE.
- cn;cd 10 me by Lille Bell Kesicr bearing
date on the 9th day OF June. 1872 and recorded in
the clerks Office ot the Hastings Court for the
city or Hoanoke. Va. deed book 81, page 1ti9 to
secure to r. s Gamble the payment OF 81 .5a5,
evidenced by scvcnt, seven interest bearing
negotiable notes described in said deed OF
trust, aud default having been mndc IN the pay-
meh' ot seven of said notes OF Sai cacn and
bel" requested 10 do so by said h, ncfciary |
vii, On WEDNESDAY. MARCH l, 1873 Al
oCLoCk NJ. in trent Of tho courthouse OF Uon-
hokc city, sell To tho highest bidder ut public
auction all that c. rtain lot parcel Of land living
III the city OF Roanoke. Va, bounded and dc
scrihcd NJ follows, to wit:
Beginning NJ n point ut the southeast corner OF
Dale avenue aud Elmwood street, thence with
Elmwood street south Il degrees minutes ffty
feet to point, thence in northery direction l86
rect 10 an alley, thence with said alley north 4
degrees 2minuies east 3i33 feet to Dale avenue,
thence with Dale avenue in n southcrly direction
6' - feet to point, thence north II degrees 81
minutes 10 seconds east G5 feet to the place OF be
ginning and known rs lot -. block 81 OF the Bel
mont Land Company's Addition to the citv of
Roanoke, Va.
TERMS Cash sufficient to pay the cost OF exc
citing this trust, including trustees commission
or ivc per cent, and Ia pay or the past due notes
with interest TO date OF sale, and balance IL any,
payable IN monthly instalmcnts or So each
,o j. +. WINGFIELD,
D. tus Trustee
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by VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST

RN VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST
- dated October III, 1891, executed To me by d.
q. Moomaw to secure the King Investment Com.
pany, the payment of certain note In tho sum
Or :lS3 IL with interest from July ~, 1870 de-
fault having hccn made in the payment of the
SAID note, and being requested 80 To co by the
hcnt iiciary in said deed of trust, will, on
FE Ru AIRY 18th, AT IL O'CLOCK 81, in
front of the courthouse OF Roanoke. Va, offcr
for sale to the highest bidder at pubic auction
the following described property Ms in the decd
Of trust aforesaid described All that lot or
parcel OF land lying and being in the city of Ron.
nokc, Va. bounded and described ~ follows:
Beginning ut Il point on the west side of Com.
moicc sure ct III tcct north q: Pine street, thence
nnrtherly with Commerce street 100 feet toan
alley thence with said alley westerly 1876 feet 10
an alley thence with same southerly o. feet,
thence eos erly l55 feet to the place of beginning
TERMS: Cash u to 81 much : may he III ccs-
sary to defray the expenses of executing this
trust, including II trustees commission or 8 per
cent, and to pay the above note of S4S3l and
interest from July o. 1890. Balance, If any, pay
able in six and twelve months from day OF snlc
payment to be evidenced by interest bcaring
negotiable notes secured by deed of trust on
the property hereby sold
tbs. GEO. q. MOOMAW. Trustee.
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TRUsrEE SALE OF vALrAYTr sY,7

V'RUS rEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE Pr,L
estatc.-By virtue of decd of trust dcted
Blair lr., 10 the undersigned. in trust To Secure
10 tnc Home Loan ana building Association Tho
rtdHmption OF twenty shares OF stock ,hcreir
ana default having occurred for more than six
months in tho payment OF the ducs interest and
hnes upon said twenty shares of stock AMI hclnv
required nv tho directors of the said Home Loan
ana Bulidlug Association to sell tho said Land In
pursuance OF The by laws OF said association,
Will on MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF FEDRtT-
AkN. 1873, AFl2 O'CLOCK NJ, in front of tho
courthouse in The city OF Roanoke. Virginia. pro-
coed TO scl all that parcel land in tho said deed
OF trust mentioned and described as follows:
Beginning M Il point on the south side o: John
street a,o feet east OF Lewis street. thence in a
southcriy direction parallel with evils stree. ic5
icet To an alley, thence with said a.cv in an cast
CRY direction 70 feet to point, thence in a
northeriy direction 10, feet to John street thence
with John street in westerly direction 50 feet
to tho place OF beginning
iEkM>: Cash sufficient to pny IN, srnotut
payable uSon the said twenty shares ana back
uucs, interest ann fines, total OF $2Sali, and
cost or executing this trust, and as to the resi-.
duc; II there DO any. tho Same shall be upon n
credit IN two equal annual payments, payable in
QUO ana TWO years respectively with interest
from day OF sale, and secured by decd OF trust
upod SAID land. THOMAS w. MILLER.
* 1"s Trustee.
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10y VIRTUE OF DEED oE TRUST ExE.

DY VIRTUE OF DEED OE TRUST EXE.
cucd to the undersigned OH 18th February
1Su by John +. Trent aud OF record in the clerks
Office OF this city In deed book 3d. page 800
whereby the said Trent conveyed to undersigned
the following lot of land, to witt One lot in koan.
okc city, Va known a. lot Is, section No y &C.
co'dins TO the map OF The Chamoun Land and
lmproN cinent Company on Tic IN said clerks OF.
flee described rs follows
Beginning At a point on the south eide OF Fer.
guson avenue ii0 feet west o. Nicholson street,
thence with Fcrgurson avenue south g. degrees
Is minutes west 40 feet to u poini: thence south
IL degrees 10 minutes east l35 feet to an alley;
thence with said alley north II degrees - minutes
east 10 feet to point thence north ~ degrees IS
minutes west lS5 sect To the beginning. Ia trust
to secure to the Chamonn Land and Improve
ment Company the payment OF two hundred i.i!
ninety (s2.0) dollars, evidenced by twenty-niue
negotiable notes OF $40 each, bearing even date
with said deed and with ntcrc-t from the IL Gatc-
MI or said notes, shall. at the request OF the
said lot at pubiic ancton to the highest bidder on
S'3. AT O'CLOCK y. NJ. OF that day IN front ~
the courthouse in Roanoke city Va.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay costs OF CIV
cutting this trust and 10 pay or said snln OF 500
With utter 81 thereon since 18th February. 1870
tud the balance. II any, made PAYABLE in equal
payments Mt one and two cars respectively from
iHy ~ salc such paym'' L TO he secured by deed
~ ''n-t upon tho propc evidenced by nego
Htcs, bearing In - 'ri rom day II sale.
/ 8 tbs j. A. DUPUY, Trustee
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rHRUsTEE,s sALE.-BY YIRTuE OF TM

TRUSTEES sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF TWO
i deeds or trust, one dated the 18th day of
May, $50. ard recorded in deed hook 35 page
- -, ana the oihci dated the 2ith day of Lunc
lS'1 and recorded in deed book IS, page lS9 in
the clerks office OF the corporation cou,t for the
city OF Roanoke, Va, from w. j. IL l.. B'air, DR.
to the undersigned trustee, default having been
MADE IN INC terms thereof and being required so
To- DO by the beneficiary therein secured will ON
TIE 10TH DAY OF MARCH, 1873, AT II
O'CLOCK NOON, on the premises in the city of
Ronnokc oncr for sale the following described
parcel of land, with lis handsome Improvement,
consisting of large dwelling house.
:, Beginning at a point on the South side of
tiair avenue and l,i6 feet from Franklin street.
thcI &C with Blair avenue ). ~ L. IS feet to a
point, thence ). IL W 151 rcctto Sprrcc street,
thence with Spruce street y. 40 W. 20 feet to Il
point, thence n. II. L. ID. feet to the beginning
IERMS OF SALE-Cash Us to the costs of
sale and the sum of $l,i55 70, and as to the sum
oil sl.So50l upon n credit TO become due I'm
monthly instruments Of $I6s7. without interest
on the 18th Monday in each succeeding month
from the day OF sale, and the residue upon Il
credit of one ard two years with interest De
icrrcd payn cnts to be secured by deed OF trust
- WM. f. WINCH, Trustee.
I he above described property has been sold by
the Mcssrs- Blair and the purchaser assumed tho
above payments. 2Ttds
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10y vIRUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST DATED
AngMsl is. 1872 and dulY rccnrdcd IN thc

ilf NIRUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST DATED
ID August IS, ls92 and duly recorded In the
clerk office OF the Hastings Court for tho city
OF Roanoke. Va, in deed book 70. page iSj
whereby George ". Priddy and wife convcy, ii
The p'opcrt hereinafter described to George j.
Feet, trustee, TO secure to The National Mutual
pliancc wilhn certain bond OF even date with said
coed executed ny said George ". iriddy In the
penal gun "a : !, u, and cond toned Tor The pay
mcn' OF S2,lpO To the said association, ith in
tcrest in monthly instalmcIts or $3.50 Icr
mouth according 10 tho terms contained in the
bylaws and In said hord md deed or irr-t, nnd
Tor the performance OF other conditions and cove.
nants OF said bond and dccd ~ rust. ard upnr.
default in any Of which rtfr,r months Tho
u-tcc upon hcinp rcquest,d 20 10 90. 40 -cll the
property therein conveyed, AMI whereas the
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ways a favorite with an audience. It
is funny. And there is a touch of ma
ture about it which goes straight to
every heart.
In Boston, where people arc prim and
particular, they laugh at dialect song
because it is type and shows an anus
ing side of nature. In Philadelphia,
where they arc sober and subducd, they
like the dialect song because it is clean
and the whole family can go and hear
it. And in New York darlint' New
fork-thcy like the dialect song, and
especially the Irish song, because thou
sands of the sons of Erin-God bless
thcm!-arc toiling and living in this
great city. and to hear the good old
mother broguc sung heartily warns the
cookies of their hearts
MAGGIE CLINE.
ONE of the best household remedies
o. 4.
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TRUSTEES. SALES

y VI TUEO OF ADDED OF TRUST pATED
~ december 4, 1871, and duly recorded in thu
OH ON, 81 me clerk Of the Outings Cour; OF the
~ ~, % h"anosc Va, in deed book 10 page $50
whereby William j Blair and Lycurgis Blair
~ H. covered TO George j. Poet, trustee the
her matter described propcrty in trnst 10 sccnro
to the National Mutual BUILDING and Ioan 49,
clarion, OF New York. tho comp lance with n r,r-
V,;a Pcnal Oond executed OF even date with tho
the payment OF 5000 loaned or nd, 49,, ' -,
...ui upon twenty shares OF stock IN said ,lsoci
",t 10 c,r',iucAtcs Nos. S7GJ. issue - s. and
" ~ l-she y u, 10 he repaid with rtort.., ~ nc
manrtr end uprn tNc terms set forth in .s, tar,
ahH Geei watch provides for tho revavtnoutm f
saIu sum IN monthly iustalmcnts of $50 per
stock accordicg 10 the bylaws of said assocetitn
ara inc perfol nance of other conditions
anu anu, covenants ven, OF said bond and deed Of
c"hoi' icns or Payments for thrnc ino,,ths
20 sen INC property conveyed in said decd. and
wucre.s deiauit having been made for more than
me undersigned having been appofnIcd nv tho
tustinEs C0nrt OF the city OF Roanoke Va "a
T,;cor:e > Feet, and having been requested and
directed in writing so to do bv the bcnrfcisrv
tnc sad National Mutual Building and Loan As.
sociation OF New York. shall. pu suant TO the
power ana authority conferred i'm said deed nf
r.,l proceed TO seil at public auctcn. on tho
rTnIinniif;Si Y The city OF Roanoke. Va, ON
!. VI to the highest hddc- the pr0ucrtv COW
10 wit: - A'4'o"s'
Situate aud hcine in the city of ROANOKE. state
OF Virginia: Beginning at n point on thn north
siuc OF Luck street iT2 feet west OF Park street
ana tnnhins thence north degrees cast 90 feet to
point; thence south ) degrees west 10 feet IN
inc moth side OF Luck street: thence with IucS
street north - degrees east D feet 10 tic laco of
TERMS: Cash as To $9.3Si17: balance in ono
ana two years, secured by deed OF trnst
% a., kUSH L. DERR, Trustee.