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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-14

by VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST
corded in deed book g. page a5 of the s eerks
office OF the Hastings Court OF tile cit, of Roam.
1ke. Va, whereby, May NJ. Simmons and Il.
Frank simmons, her husband, conveyed to
George j. Poet and his successors as trustee or
the National Mutual Building and Loan Associn
ertv, in truat to secure to the National Mniual
Building and Loan Association or New York, tho
date with the said decd IN the sum Of SID n0o
conditioned for tho payment OF e coo loaned or
advanced a,s 10 her upon fifty shares OF stock In
saiC assDciationin certificate No. S,12b issue ID j.
10 he repaid with interest In the manner and
upon the terms forth in said bond and deed
which provides for the repayment or said sum'
principal, interest and premium Included
according 10 the articles Of association in rcsu,
the maturity OF said stock accordinr I'm tho
ey laws and articles OF association and tho per-
iormancc or the conditions and covenants con
tanned in said bond and deed OF trust md mon
DEFAULT i'll any Of said conditions or peymeots for
three months or more, to sell the property con.
been made tor more than three months in said
payments. and the undersigned having bccn
oniy appointed by the Hastings Court of the city
OF hoanokc, Va as trustee, substituted In the
place and stead OF said George J. Pect and bav
ing been required and directed IN writing so TO
TO by the beneficiary, the said National Mutual
Bnilding and Loan Association or New York. /
VIII, pursuant to the power and autho rity con
pablo auction on the promises in the civ of
%9" nc 6; T n;, On FRIDAY JUNE $oTli isas,
nropcrIy CaU0k n, to The highest bidder the
~ II,
SERVED az follows, to-wit: Situate and being in
the city or Roanoke. state OF Virginia:
beglnDinS nj point on the south side of Third
avenue e W; formerly Campbell strcctl 81 as feet
east OF Fishburnc street, thence south derrecs
~ minutes west 275 feet to alley. thence with
s'ne south - degrees 81 minutes cast "A 25 feet
TO point. thence north degrees ~ minutes east
S';s. feet to a point, thence south IS degrees ID
minutes cast lI.3 feet to point thence north
degrees &, minutes cast 202.S feet To Third AVE-
nue. e W. Formerly Campbell street, then &c with
same south 81 degrees minute west ~. ) feet to
the beginning. -sN' ~
TERMS: Cash as to so much ns is necessary 10
pay expenses OF executing this trust and to pay
inc "a amount nov due and unpaid on said losn, say
sl,sOo, and the balance payable In regular install
nents or $50 per month until the amonnt is fully
paid in accordance with the terms OF the bond
decd and articles OF association aforesaid
VI tds RUSH DERk, Trustee.
ny mutual consent this sale has been post poned
until tuesday, July II. 1893, Mt the same hour,
place and terms US above. RUSH U. DERR,
tus Trustee.
by mutual conscnt the foregoing ssle is post.
poned until Thursday, July ~, lS.l3, al the same
time, place and on the same terms az above
RUSH L. BERR,
IA 'cs Trustee.
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WOMAN'S WORLD.
RuDENEss AT THE QUEENS DRAW
ING ROOM OCCASIONS AN EDlCT.

To Keep Out the Elics-Chiidrcn ut IL New
nIaking-To Abolish the Ilitchcn-Rose
Elizabeth Cleveland.
The disgraceful proceedings of Il rude
and i'll conducted crowd, mainly COM
posed of women, assembled at the queens
drawing room, which 'is held for the
purpose Of enabling women of accredited
positions to pay their respects to their
sovereign and present to her their daugh-
tiers or other ladies who have not thus
made their formal entry into society,"" is
described by The Ladies' Pictorial of
London. 1t is reasonable to suppose that
under such circumstances the conduct of
the women would be beyond reproach,
but on the contrary it seems to be some
what on the order of the crowd at the
races, and the approach to the throne
room is converted into Il scene of con-
fusion and vulgarity. At the first draw
ing room in May the gorgeously dressed
guests apparently disregarded the fact
that they were there by the queens invi-
tation and also the supposition that they
were fit for the honor of reception by her
majesty, and self repose, good breeding
and the comm on forms of politeness were
entirely forgotten in their desire to be
first. These same women would be
shocked at the idea of mingling with a
workaday crowd trying to gain admit
lance to apublic building, but here the
models of courtesy, dignity and polite
education push, jostle and elbow their
Way-really prod and strike each other
In their frenzied eagerness TO fight their
way to the front They lose all regard for
appearances and consideration for others.
The account further says: Diamonds,
feathers and flowers strew the ground
after one of these aristocratic melees,
wells are torn, and refined features are
distorted by heat and wild exertion.
Court officials express their opinions very
hard, but no attention is paid to this
The struggle goes on with the same des.
perate fury, and by the time these
grandes danes appear before the queen
they are haggard and almost untidy'
On former occasions their disorderly
conduct has not come directly to the
queens notice, but finally the scuffiing
has reached the royal ear, and it is con-
sidered necessary to restrict the number
admitted in order to protect the royal
family from their subjects and avoid the
actual presence of IL Gordon Of police TO
keep the ladies' from pelting each other
with bouquets and tumbling headlong
into the queens presence. So the edict
has gone forth that hereafter there shall
be only limited number received.
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watch the little fellow, who had evident
~ been instructed on no account to step
ul.tn the brides train, but as evidently
had not been told about the flowers that
lay upon the floor in his path. These he
decided were to be equally respected,
and with a careworn expression of re-
sponsibility on his face he made his way
down the aisle, taking funny little sbips
this side and that to avoid trampling the
blossoms, but keeping always in serious
mind and sight the trailing length of
satin that swept just before him.
1t is these little unexpected things
which children do, their tremendously
grave Interpretation of trihes, that make
their homogeneous presence attractive
New York Letter.
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4 deed OF frustrated the 18th dny OF March,
1891, and recorded in deed book o. page $50 in
the clerks office OF the corporation court FOR the
city OF Roanoke. Va from Edward w Conway
and wife to the undersigned trustee, default hay
ing been made in the terms thereof and being re-
CURED 80 to do BY the beneficiary therein &c.
cnred, ! will On TIE It'll DAY Of AUGUST,
1888 AT 11:30 O'CLOCK a. NJ, on the premises
In the city OF Roanoke. Na offer Tor sale the fol-
lowing described parcel OF land with the i'm
house:
inning at point on the south side OF Nc
poweh street ~ lcct cast or Pleasant street.
thence with Mcdowell street north ~ degrees
east 81 feet 10 point, thence south Is degrees
cast 2,u Ieet TO point; thence south - degree
west . rect 10 point: thence north IS degrees
west 2.u fcet Ia the beginning, containing 10000
stiarc feet, more or less, known as lot 2t2 Second
fnnnoke Land ana Improvement Company man
TERMS Or SALE.-Cash ts to the costs OF
tals and tic sum OF S7l0l now due and the sum
o. ., 56.i 10 hecome due and payable in monthly
nstelncnts OF SlUSl each, without interest OF,
the fourth Monday in August, 1873 and each suc-
cessive month thereafter, anu the residue II any,
upon credit of one and two years with interest;
deferred pay mcnts TO be occurred BY deed of trust
WILLIAM f. WINCH, trustee
=, The above described property has been sold by
reward W Conway anu the purchaser assumed
the above payments.
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y delicate invalid's custard is made as
follows: Beat np2 eggs, mix i'll half a
pint OF milk, sugar to taste and some
vanilla, lemon or nutmeg ilavoring.
When well stirred, pour the mixture into
a buttered basin. cover with buttered
paper and steam III saucepan of boil
ing water, which should come about
half way up the basin, for half an hour
y savory custard is made in the same
way, substituting cold beef tea, free
from all fat. for the milk, and of course
leaving out the sugar.
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Rf VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST EXg-
- cuted on tho 10Th day OF March, 1871 pad OF
record In tho clerk's Office OF III. lust.nga Court
Tor the city OF Roanoke. Va, ia deed book Is,
page 81, IN which the Bridgcwatcr lnvestment
Company conveyed 10 tho Undersigned trustee
certain real csiaie therein set out in trust TO re-
cure to Helen G TiDslcy the payment OF tho sum
or Si,0o, cyidenced. by two negotiable notes
therein described, aud default having hecn made
In the paymen, OF the said notes anu being re-
qucst:d go to Go by the beneficiary, shall, ON
cA!TUKDAY, AUGUST 18TH, 1893, AR IL
O'CLOCK NJ. H. front of the courthouse In the
city or Roanoke, Va, proce cd TO sell III public
auction to the ghest bidder all the property
conveyed III said deed. to-wit:
All that certain 10: or parcel of land situated in
the CITY OF Roanoke. Va, and known a. lots ,
ana $, section % ~ thuwr hy the lnAp of the
property or the Wes End Lnnd Company on file
at the Office OF the clerk OF the llnaiin.- Court
OF tho city of Roanoke. Va
TERMS: Cash ~ 10 The past due ro,cs and
interest, amounting ~ Ills. ana The cost OF OK.
ccntng tii' triis; balance Il any pyy anlc IN one
anu TWO Year. from date Of sale. with iiicrcs: on
deferred payments to lie secured ny dec OF trust
on The property sole. \ deposit in cash OF 500
VIII lie required AZ tic time the sale IL made and
II not made within fifteen minutes after tho
property Is Knocked ont, tic property will i'm
mcdatcy be rcsold
This property was sold by me under the samc
decd OF trust on the 2dth of April 1852, TO L. s.
johns on, but she tailed to comply with the terms
of the sale and the same will be fcsoli az above
advertised at her rick
77tds :. W. j A,lISON trustee
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TRUSTEES sALE-BY VIRTUE OF DEED
and recorded in deed book ~. page 2ai, in the
cieTR once OF the corporation court for the city
OF Roanoke, Va, from Helen G. Tinsley and
husband to the undersigned trustee, default
having been made in the terms thereof and
heinz required so 70 do BY the benefeiar.
AUGUST; 1898, AT II O'CLOCK A. III on the
premises In the city OF Roanoke, Va, offer for
sale the following described parcel OF land with
ing housc
Besinning at point on the south side OF John
street 100 feet east OF Fiehburne street. thence
with John street south So degrees 81 minutes cast
40 feet to point, thence south degree 40 min.
utes wet l20 feet TO an alley, thence with said
alley north SO degrees 80 minutes west 30 fec, to
point on same, thence no tn degrees 80 min.
ntes east 12O feet to John street the place OF
beginning socwn - lot I, b,ocS 2, OF map OF
F!shbUrne place.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash az to the COST OF
sale and the sum OF $iT0.1G now due, and the sum
OF 1855. 92 to become doe and payable in
monthly instalments OF S25 so each without in
terest, on the fourth Monday in August, 1893,
ana each successive month thereafter, and the
residue. II any, uIon credit OF one and 20
Yeas with interest, deferred payments 70 be
secured by deed OF trnst.
6tde. wM. F. WINCH, Trustee
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by VIRTUE OF ADDED OF TRUST EXE
~ cutcd Oh the l!ih day OF November. 800 by
d. W. Tinscy to the undersigned trustee and re-
corded In the clerks nillce the Hastings Court
or the city OF !OaLokc in trust secure. TO H. II
Cookc the tum OF SlWGt evidenced hy two
negotiable notes dated the It'll day OF y ovcmber
ISM, each for The sum of $50 81 and due nj ono
ana two years respectively after date and default
having been made il the payment of the last of
SAID notes due NJ two years from Gate and heing
requested so to do by tho said t. II. Cooke, tic
Dencnclary IL said trust deed. shall On FRI
DAY, THE l,TIl Day OF AUGUST. 1855, At
u NJ, In front of the courthouse in the city OF
Roanoke. Va proceed to cell az public auction to
the highest bidder the following. lot OF parcel a..
land In the city OF Roanoke and dcBcri bed as fol-
lows:
Beginning AZ pciut on the south side of the
Lyncbburs and salem turnpike ~ 10 feet cast Of
the right OF Way Of the siding OF the Grocer Steel
and Iron Works. thence along thc hburg and
Saem turnpike north 10 degree- Is minutes east
33 Z feet To point, thence in eouthcr drcc-
tion l%321 feet 10 point on Levy street. thence
In westerly direction 80 feet 10 corner of 10 a.,
thence in a noriherly direction iSO.n2 feet to the
place OF beginning. and known ae lot & section 3,
OF the LinwOo1 addition to the city OF Roanoke.
TERMS: Cash enough to pay the expenses or
executing this trnet. including trustees COM
mission OF 5 per cent, and discharge the note OF
SS3 a., with Interest from the 18th day of Noven-
Der, ISM, until paid and the balance. If any, pay
able In one and two years from date of sale. to he
evidenced by negotiable notes OF the purchaser.
with interest from date, and secured by deed OF
trust on the property sold
iii ids J. G. DAVENPORT, Trustee.
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FOR SUMMER DAYS.
GOWNS THAT NOT ONLY LOOK COOL,
BUT ARE SO.

Lace Trimmed Frocks the Thing, Even En-
tire Waists Being Made OF tho Lace.
Pretty Costumes In Crcpons of Silk Wool
and Cotton Are being Worn.
The last Partisan fancy" and popular
American entertainment as well is tho
garden party. And with these parties
and the lawn tennis season comes the
inevitable question from womankind as
to the most stribingly fashionable and
prettiest mode of arranging their outing
costumes for the summer. In the midst
of this remarkable medley of periods
aud styles that constitute the present
fashions there are some exceedingly pic
turcsque and pretty ones. And the gar
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TRUST 81 s. SALE.


RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
I'D executed on the 25th day OF August, 1880,
ny Cyrille Charles TO the undersigned trustee to
secure the payment of S275 to the Midway Land
Company, which deed Ii recorded i'll the clerks
ONCE OF the county court OF Roanoke county
deed book 3, page 354, and default having been
made In the payments, | will, ON TUESDAY,
AUGUST Is, 1893. AT IL O'CLOCK NJ, in front
OF the courthouse door in the city OF Roanoke,
state OF Virginia, sell at public nIction tie fol-
lowing real estate situated in the county of Roa.
noke, Va, adjacent to the Norfolk and Western
railroad and the Vinton electric car lice, bctwe.
Roanoke and Vinton, to wit: All those certain
state OF Virginia, described as follows:
beginning at point on Midway etlec; 200 feet
nortno OF Dale street, thence with Midway etr.et
~ feet 10 point, thence in easicrly direction
40 feet TO point on an alley. thence with sad
alley in soptheriy direction - feet u u poil l.
thence in westerly direction ~ feet 10 tbs
beginning, and known a. lots Nos . and 8, in
section ~, shown on the napof the Midway
Land Compapy's property.
The said deed OF trust was txecgtcd conveying
the property IS above to secure The ppymen, o.
$2Th evidenced by eighteen negotiable Io;es o,
even date thercw!th for It e sum o. slt each srG
payable AZ intervals OF one month, the first b !lg
due September %, 1890, ana GefcSlt having been
made in the payment OF large number OF ibc.c
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Ri VIRTUE OF DEED OFTRUsT, DATED
- the 18TH day OF October. 1891, and recorded in
u c Clerks office of the Hustings Court for II
city of Roanoke, executed to INC by r. F. Jami
son 10 secure the Roanoke Gas and Wafer Com
iaiy thc payment OF the sum OF $s3oo, payable
every four months, with interest at per cent on
each payable every four months, said INSTALL
ments being evidenced by negotiable notes and
utlar!t having been made In the payment OF the
last three of said nstallmcnts ana having been
Geq4iretd oy the beneficiary under said decd TO
JULY. 1919, AT 10 O'CLOCK NJ, either In person
or BY attorney offer for salc AT pubic auction to
the city or Roanoke, all those two certain parcels
or tracts OF land ling In the city OF Roanoke
.u,e St irelhia; IN that part thereof known as
nainsooronsh that were conveyed to the Roa-
nokc Gas and Water Compan. by r. l.. Terry and
Mary : Terry his wife, ny deed dated 18th De-
cemncr 1870, and recorded In the clerA's Office of
the Hastings Court FOR tho city or Roanoke, Vir-
gina, IN deed book 81 psgc :. T. special reference
for more particular description OF said land,
excepting and reserving however, that certain lot
~, hat Wa: conveyed by the said Roanoke Gas and
Wafer Company TO a. +. Dtooss and j. f. Cooper
ny decd dated July 18th 1e!. ind designated and
described - follows:
BEGINNING Mt point on tho north side OF
Gains thorough avenue and at the somhw.st cor
Lcr OF property decide by y. l.. Terry to The Eon-
n"se Gas ana Water Company, thence along
OH sboion.h avenue north sixtyivc degrees
fhiFty-ive minutes cast thirty ard one onc.hun-
dietth feet to point, thence north twcAtt-threc
degrees ten minutes west sixty.four and thirty
Eve one hundrcdths feet to point, thence south
siSty-fyc degree. thlrtyfve minutes west thirty
ana one onc-hundrcdth feet TO post corner OF
fence tfencc along the westerly boundary Of
property decided by i. l.. Terry 10 the lioanokc
Gas ana Water Company south twcnty-tncc de-
gfccs tc minutes east sixty -four ard thirty. flyc
one hnndredths feet to the place OF lcgnning,
conl@inih. l,s3i square feet more or cs..
TERMS: Cash as 10 enough 10 pay all costs and
charges attending the execution or this trust.
and to pay the instruments due II. the date Of
tale. ant interest from the l5tb day of February
Isa3 and II trustee commission OF pcr centuHl
enough q: the purchase money for that purpose
10 he made payable Mt such ,mcs as the said re-
naming iiistalmcnts will become due, and the
ies!duc; II any. TO be payable u mo tbs from
GAZE; al deferred payments 10 he evidenced by
Negotiable notes and to bear per cent interest
ana 10 nc secured by deed of trust upon the prop
crty sold. JOS l. DORIAN Tru,fre
50 ids
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TRUSTEES BALES.

by VIRTUE OF a DEED OF THIIST
10 dated the 9th day of Jniy. 1855 and ~ roo
IN inc clerks oee OF the nnstings Court of the
city Oh k0snoke, Va, in deed book ID, page o6s.
" which n1 VIM; H. Bryant and wife convey to S.
'",hlson, trustee, certain real estate hercin
rum tne payment of the cum OF $TGs, cvidcneed
py certain negotiable notes therein set ont ent
whereas defaul: has been mad In the nnymnnt . nr
p,iTu or said debt and being requested ~ t DO 40
ny inc holders OF said notes. 1 shall ON SATI1 ~
DA1, TIE lsTl! DAY OF AUGUST 1S,a An ~
Ontoih VI IL iroLi OF tho Courthouse In tbn
city Oh l'"on"hc. VI. proceed to eel M nnhiic
auction 10 tic highest bidder ali The nranortn
tncfcin convcycd, 10 viii: That certain lot or my
&C. "i "io WIN iis appurtcnRnccs rituntc in IT,
GU! o. h"auoh", Va, and bounded ana Icscrihe1
beginning At point on the sor,h rdc -, s,,.,,
ascnuc, l12 !eet cast from Il street. thence in ~,
castcriy drcctlou - teet ;On point rur,n,, hs i.
pctween parallel lines 100 feet mora or les ha,s
WY 10 ltorcr avenue, being the cnetcrn b,ir ~
iot NO 4, section &c, OF map of F. Rort rs tn,r 81
iots rms nrrnciiy las on IL comforta lie franz
uwcliins ana Is COM i!cnt'y located ''''
ENMS'-' hsf! - 20 past due nojos nnd ,nt,-
csi, amounting 20 SiSf aLd Vhc cost of ycru,iu,,
inns tfnSt; SltV payable In mui.tbly paymSrts IS
Slu, commencing 10 fail due on The Sth Jov NJ of
Scptemhcr lSei snd continuing la "a amc' o ",
the 'th day Of .acn month thereafter FOR Gtteon ,
consecutive InuLtas and balance if INV r"roH,a
III one anc two years after date with mi, rcsi '
,-tds ). w. JAMESON,
Trustee.
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HNKUSTEE'S SALE.-RY VIRTUE oF
deed OF trIs: dated the 18th day ~ oc,n,o1 -
ls ina recorded in deed book So page no in The
cicrk once OF The corporation court Tor ;hc city
or Koanokc Va. from Annie C. McN,n.r rn an. snS
nusnhhd TO the undersigned trustee. dcraul, bnr
ing bcen made IN the terms thereon aud him,
required so to do by the bcnedciarv tbcrn;SS
secured, will. ON TIE 1871 DAY al, iI;iV
1873, AT IL O'CLOCK NOON, on The. nrenis.,,
IN inc city OF Roanoke Offer for sale tha folin,y,
ing described parcel OF land with The in,nrnvc.
ihehts thereon, consisting OF q dwelling housc.
~, Iontinr about 60 feet OH the nor,h side or
Mciis street between Trout and Henry strc.ts
and running back l3J feet, more or ls.s ~ on
alley abutting thereon 30 feet more or less
known as lot 3, in section l. accordin,r IN ~,
map or Rogers. Fairfax Il Houston addition 10
inc city or Roanoke, VIZ. "
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as 10 the costs or
sale and the sum OF sg53.60. and M 10 the sun,
OF S5,5s9 TO become due in monthly instruments
OF $50 each, without interest on the conrtb
Monoay In July and each successive month there
after and tho resldue IL any, upon credit of one
ah9 Two years with interest, deferred pnymeuts
10 nc secured by decd OF trust.
O2tos. ". +. WINCH. Trustee
by mutual consent the above gnlc il port.
hour and place. W, r. E'ITdJJ @'''e
z ! I'd. .rsH,
ny mutual consent the above sale IL postponed
until Friday, July il, at came place and nonr.
'" +. WINCH, Trustee.
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A Summer Entertainment.

The lawn masquerade" will be de-
hghtful form of summer entertainment
The fortunate hostess who has a mod
erately sized yard or grounds will turn
her guests loose outdoors" to disport
themselves.
These parties are given in the evening.
The grounds are lighted with just that
mixture Of brilliancy and shadow most
appreciated by couples who prefer moon
lit corners to the daytime effects of cleo
trio lights. Iced coffee, chocolate, bis
cults, diamond shaped sandwiches,
wines, cakes. fruit bonbons and ices Of
every description may be included III the
Lainties Of the refreshment tent
The hostess who cannot extend u grea.
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RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF Tnusr DAYxn

Ri VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST DATKn
- inc lUth DAY OF October, 1891 and OF record
In the clcrk's Office OF the COZ poraiion ronrt To-
the city or Roanoke. Virginia. In decd hook 81
page 4l6, executed by tho Central Iuycstm.nt,
company to the undersigned In trupi tn secnre
20 charles Lyle the payment OF the s,I,u Of 81
O5uo2 evidenced by two interest hear ing nnrnti
aoie notes OF even cate with said dced tDcb In
inc SIM OF SS2b.Oi made by the Cet;rul Invcft-
mcnt Company and payable 10 the ~ iG Charles
Lyle or order n ole and two years T, -,cc,iyely
after date, AZ tic Commercial NatiLn 4, Bank ~
huanokc, Virginia, and default hayin- occurred
In the payment o. the last due or paiu notes. and
e. the reIuest 81 the holder thereof viii ON
TUESDAY THE lST DAY OF AUGUST 1S,ri
ATl2 O'CLOCK NJ. In fr5nt OF the cnrr;hou,r
In the city of Roapokc Virginia proreed to sell
ut public anction 10 the highest hit.drr All thn,
certain lot oi paftc! ~ land iying ana hciur i'm
the city OF koanokc, Virginia. and de-er!hct IA
follows, to witt
Beginning" At e point on the west side ., Nelson
street loo ieet sorth OF Robertson street. thence
north ~ dcgrcc- west % feet 70 Il nom thence
south degrees west 20 feet to poin. thence
south ~ degrees est % feet to Nclsna street
tncncc win NcisOI street north 2dcs.ccs cast
81 ieet 10 the place OF beginning.
TERMS OF SALE: Cnsh "a TO cnon . n 10 nav
inc cost OF executing this trust and To pny the
past que note sunIcc: TO c:coitS as follows:
SD w as OF ;he 18th day or October iSna aud
?i5l ns or the 2>,h cay OF October i;l. and ~ TO
inc residue, /; any there be, the same shall bc
payable ia one and two'N cara .:om dar,. of sale
III equal instalmtrt- with intcIcsi from date of
salc and secured hy deed or tract
TEoS. w. MILLER, Trustee.