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New-York tribune., 1894-04-12
THAT NEW RAPID TRANSIT SYNDICATE.
AUSTIN CoRBIN AND II. H. HOLLINs & 90. SAID
TO BE PROMINENT IN 1.-THE UNDER
GROUND PLAN FAVORED.


TO BE PROMINENT IN 1.-THE UNDER
GROUND PLAN FAVORED
The syndicate which is willing to take hold OF
the rapid-trals problem is said to be headed by
Austin Corbin and the banking house Of II. i. Iio-
Inns & Co. 1t could not be learned yesterday
whether or not there were others in the syndicate
and neither Mr.. Corbln representatives. Of II. B
Hollins Co. would affirm the report that they
were directly interested in It, Il was learned. how
ever. that Mr.. Corbin had mentioned the subject
10 we.l-known banker downtown and that he
had sgnlhed that he would be willing to enter into
scheme for rapid transit in this city according TO
the underground system proposed two years
by the Rapid Tra"cit Commission. with some mOdi-
flcationS. Mr.. COrbn's scheme is to build a tunnel
under the East River and II with tunnels In
Of the owners Of the surface railroads in brooklyn.
and IL is Mr. COrbin's idea TO get the people rep
resented by II. Is. HOns & CO. interested in his
tunnel scheme. "a being possible advantage 10
long time Deen taking active interest in rapid
transit in this city and he wants TO have hand in
IL whether the plan be elevated under
ground system He is also interested In Mr. Lauter-
hachs syndicate. which proposes TO bid for the
Bushe plan II it IS offered
Mr. .lnman said yesterday that the syndicate
would do nothing until the fate OF the Chamber OF
Commerce bill had been settled by the Legislature.
lie refused 20 saw whether Mr.. Corbn and II. Il.
Holiins & Co were at the head OF. this ncw syndl-
cate One Rapid Transit Commissioner who has
had considerable communication with Albany. said
that he did not think the Chamber OF Commerce
bill would pass and that IL 4 did this nrw
syndicate you'd take hold Of the underground
are not interested IL il, nor is the banking house Of
John H. Davis 4: Co.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-12

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-18
FINANCIAL.
kFIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT.
The AMERICAN HOME BUILDING
ANN LOAN ASSOCIATION

will. for the next few days, offer fI5
sale a limited amount OF is PK E,lb "a
WORCESTERSHIRE STOCK, w,hhsHcT%c,f;'
sold at $40 PER SHARE IN ADNANoa,nr-
A cash dividend of e per cent per ar
mum, payable semi-annuaIly on shy ysar'
day Of January and July OF eac gar This
will be paid on the price pald lOt Tor
stock for the frst year, ! per cen" there
the second year. and per cent rsains in
after as long as the stock fe" by first
r rea estate %teh morgase Ths other farn
inss Of the IA Association will b be Pl"f the
TO the credit of the shares shares H when The
legal holder der thereof win receive Si00
Most liberal withdrawal features aver
For further information. cal or r sem
for n circular. Home Office NO "o' VI
Tenth street. Richmond, "a r-osidort
OTIS II. RUSSELL Ile"'NeN'
]. A. PATTEE. Secretary.
jyIS-su. We&ff.jt -----------------
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DuIrADELPHIA, RICHMOND AND
N0RFOLK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
yo,nd FRIDAYS At ] +. NJ. and every
aDIAAN6 st'YY at 5 4. NJ. Freight for Tues.
80, and Fridays steamers received
MIN vir sailing hours. For sundays steamer
III : p. NJ. Saturday. Freight received
u"''' Fare 10 Phlladeiphia...;..S6 90
For further information apply To-
f0' 49, '' J. W. WCARRlck..
General Southern Agent,
Onice-ROcketts.
a ". Il. CLYDE g. co.
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No. % makes all local stops; Connects orr cts
az tNaii''o \ O. and all intermediate
I n1rts ''' on the Western North Carolina
railroad. ,,., ,.-,,.
~. Sleeners Richmond TO Atlanta.
B Linse CONNECTIONS at Atlanta for New or
leans and an points south b Sn me sG sontgerS
anu a. a. ar1 Texas and Pacific railroads
I'll - all Texas points. No extra charge on
'.Vestibuled Trains. -
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
~, Ao9-"Atianta Special" "Vesubuled
NJ, -o,rsir"-1.4O a NJ. daily.
l-l Yn. Ss-Sian and E1press-c.iS +. Nj
datIy, Teicltets pullman reservations &c,
~ ar ticket Office. 4,yrd-Street sta
a1pp,?' Richmond Transfer company. sl
east Main street. and companyS othce.
Sgf east Main street -,
John III. wINDER, General Manager
~ + ANDERSON, Gen1 Pass. Agent
~ NJ HOYKiN. City Passenger Ast
H. 49, $50 east Main street
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BY Carneai & Gayle
Real Estate Auctioneers'
HOG Main street.

~, Rr-sTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF @ q
NICE LOT IN OAK PARK, 90. On
NoRTH AVENUE, AND lMMEl' = q a. = :,
~ oppOSITE BARTON AND LAND .
Plan OF BROOKLAND PARK.
70, virtue OF n deed Of trast dated
AnfyiI 1S11 and recorded in the Henrico
cddnntv Court. i'm Deed Book l35 A, PAGE
ia default having been made IN me pay
ment OF some of the notes therein 80
cured. and being required so 10 90 ~
The beneficiary in said deed we VIII
proceed 10 sell on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. 18th Day of July ls'4'
at 6 o'clock =. NJ. The LOT is described q
as Lot No. ] in Square NO. = IN the plah
of oak Park. and fronts on North ave,
nue. - feet by a depth OF loo 1eet 10 !"
wide alley. - cola
TERMS: Cash as 70 expenses OF s sa,l
and one note for Sif90, due June IN
and one for S1195. due July Z, 1871, pal
ance announced at sale. but can De Haue
This is the centre of the most thrifty
suburban plan around our city. ana
should attract attention of persons seek
ing a home in nice. healthy, ana grow
JOHN y. GAYLE, Trustee.
CARNEAL IL GAYLE, Aucuoneers.
jy13-td
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n a
" GAH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
Sugar-Cured Shoulders, per pound.
PiSkHng Spices. per pound. -
Carolina Rice per pound. .............
Pork Shoulders, per pound. AZ
Arbuckles Arlosa Coffee. per pound -
Fresh Soda Crackers per pound. )
California Claret Wine, per gallon. %
Q cans California Apricots for..;..... -
Fresh Country Butter IL pounds Tor %
Snow Flake Patent Family Flour.
per barrel...... ..'.'''''''.'''' s0'21
or, per SACK. ...............s's. -
Salt Pork. per pound. ........''.... ga
TnTe Old cider Vinegar, per gallon. Is
Sea Salt. for bathing purposes per a
pound ............-.. s..'.'s. 's'.'''''''' "a
& large Bars Soap for ................. -
Good ~ o. Molasses, per gallon. -. 30
silver King Minnesota Patent Family
ilOur per barrel. ....................f31 IS
or, per sack r. ~ 49,. -
Good Green or mixed Tea. per pound. -
Best City Meal, per bushel........... 60
S. ULLMANS SON,
'Phone $40. is20-lS22 east Main street.
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' FOE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE COUNTY OF GOOCULAND, o.
THE THIRD DAY OF JULY, ls9L
John j. \. observation-disclosures
The Byr0 creek Iron Company, a corpo-
ration chartered under the laws or
Virginia. and the Penn Safe Deposit
and Trust Company corporation
chartered under the laws Of fennsyi-
Vdnia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Delehdaht5.
N CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is 70 subject
the lands OF the Byrd creek Iron Com
pany. containing ll6 acres, more or less
Ia th,. county 81 Goochland, 20 the pay
rnent of a Judgment OF the plaintiff
against the said corporation Tor the sum
of $50. besides interest ana costs. Ana
an atndayft having been made and fled
that the defendant, the Penn safe Deposit
and Trust Company, q corporation char
tered bv the state Of Pennsylvania, and
has no agent or other person in the
county of GOOchland. Va, on whom
COMPANY. and that the SAID defendant
is moi a resident OF the state Of Virginia.
II Is ordered that IL do appear here With
In fifteen DAYS after due publication
hereof aud do what may be necessary
10 protect its interest I'm this suit; and II
is further ordered that copy hereof
be published once week tor -FOUR weeks
IN the Richmond Times. and mat a
COPY be posted at the front door OF the
court-house OF this county on the first
day Of the County Court
\ cOpy-festes 80,
WILLIAM MILLER, Clerk.
A. X. LEAkE, y. q. lyf-Nef"
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FOE SAFE.

Vr1R SALE-TWO VERY FINE MICH
j COWS. with calves. i. h. IAl Loit
& Co. Commission Merchants, ll5 north
Eighteenth street. Ni'-il
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RAfIEOADs.

u ICHMOND,F ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
~ POTOMAC RAILROAD. NJ
Eastern standard time. 'fi
go A. NJ Leaves Byrd-street e,s.
nalIy. stops at E.l4
local stations. Arr..
Washington 1913 A. n .A
tihotf. II noon, laIls.....
20 l.. NJ New io.k
J.. ~ pullman cor fo IS
1900 noon. Lcases Byrd-atreet ,,..
daly except r.r.l.. ..
9t ,ibl, Ashland. I.'
Brooke. aud W.aea.,
rlFes az Wasl.Urfl. ..
= ~, Baltimore .t -.t
~; PHILADELPHIA. 1.I
New York. logs b.
connects @ltl l0..r.
Limited, arriving ~ u
more t.jl l.. ST.. aI
York 9.os -. 81. I...
% Washington.
7:O5 Z. NJ, Leaves Hyrl-sfreet r...
cally. r.e plug Gags .
m9nt 90 NeW york i.
iuHt0n tO phHlI.'l
80 Elha, AeuI.rl
~ fora. Il.I.r
Brooke. and Mli.r....
at other station. o.
Arrives at NH...
1910 h. a.; Htltm
4. NJ; fr.ait'.
NJ; New York. fl
$40 \. NJ, Arrives A. Byr.r
ton daily. Sleeper y.
York. stops af Phi
Brooke. ffeieri.e
fora. DO.HN'
Eiha. Stop. Hf .
lions on sunday.
2.5oP. NJ. Arriyes a Hu
ton daily
stops 1t Nli.H
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Il 4
bVELLiNGS Nos. /, 3, AND EAST
INV SOfJTHFAST CORNER or
CARY AND FOUSHEE STREETS.
BY virtue OF a deed of trust from
Robert Armistead 20 the undersigned,
dated May Ia, 1856, ana recorded III the
clerks Office Richmond Chancery Court,
Deed Book 1870 \, page la3, default haV-
tain note therein secured. and being re-
ouested by the beneficiary so to do, i
Viii offer for sale on
SATURDAY. the 2lst Day Of July, 1894
on the premises, at O'Clock +.
EkTY MENTIONED In said deed and
unsold as follows: An that certain LOT,
PIECE, OF PARCEL OF GROUND,
with three three-story brick dwellings
and other improvements thereon, situate,
lying. and being IN the said city of
Richmond. beginning on the south line
of Cary street, at It's intersection with
the east line OF Foushee street, and run
ming eastwardiy along the south side OF
said Cary street 63 feet and 1 Inches,
thence at right angles and in south
wardly direction l;S feet 10 inches TO
north line OF said alley TO Foushee
street. thence along the east line OF
Foushee street TO the point of beginning.
These houses contain about 10 or IL
rooms each, with modern improvements,
and are now well rented, and will prove
good investment 70 any one desiring
20 purchase.
TERMS: The deed requires cash, but
by consent OF the beneficiary, the fol-
lowing terms Will be accepted: The pur-
chaser Of Tenement No. l, east Cary,
which fronts "a 9-i2 feet, more or less,
by l55 1912 feet 10 an alley, will assume
mortgage OF $500, with interest al u
per cent. from May 10. 1894, having two
years and nine months to run.
The purchaser OF Tenement No. 3. ad-
joining which fronts 10 G-i2 feet more
or less. by I55 1912 feet. viii assume
mortgage OF $1,000 with interest from
June 10. 1894, having twelve months to
run.
The purchaser Of Tenement No. s. with
front Of 2ixio0 feet, more or less, will
assume lien OF 5000. with interest
at per cent. which will be due October
.. 1894. The balance OF the purchase
money Will be paid one-third cash. and
the residue In six. twelve. and eighteen
months, win interest added. and Sc
cured by deed Of trust on the property.
.,o JOHN A. COKE,
Ni"-it Trustee.
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LOST Or FOUND.

I OST-TUESDAY NIGHT Ok BROAD
l. street, between Second and -Four
teenth. GOLD SCAEF-PIN. shaped
Ike a dve-point flower. with stOne-set-
ting. Reward II left at 1920 east Broad
street JyiS-it'
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MEETINGS..

MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLM
a ERS of the VIRGINIA INVEST
MENT COMPANY win be held at the Of
fee of Chewing & Rose. 6 north Tenth
street. Richmond Va. THURSDAY,
August .. 1894. at 10 o'clock VI.
BY order of the Board OF Directors.
a. j. CHEWING,
jy1Stau2 Secretary.
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AUCTION sALEA-F~tare Day.
BY Denoon. Topper a Co..
Peal Estate Agents and Aucuonee's'
S2l Main street.

~, ptJsTEES SALE OF DESIKAb5Lsnno
BRICK DWELLINGS. nos; ~, f ts'.r
AND 2s02 EAST MARSHALL SlhIH
nv virtue OF the provisions of a oer ,sn5
deed OF trust dated September ~, H' ~
end recorded in the clerks once 81 "
ptcbuond Chancery Court, Deed ipoon
~ 6 page 395. default having b sen
made in the payment OF certain ho1 by
,herein secured, and being requireu do az
the holder OF one OF said notes SO 70 he
we will sell by public auction o" NV
premises, on
FRIDAY, July 20. ISL rrARLE
-. n o,c,ock y NJ the above NALtAsSDaasr,,
ppopERTY. beginning at me NJ W9sarsbaii
LINER ~ Twenty-eighth ana III, and
s.raats thence running eastwaIu.y aioi
S,antine on Marshall stree. 10 "a "a ra1iei
fset and extending back pet".. o. alley
uoas tSS feet more or less 1" o."
a. common 20 feet wide. -, 81, ,vco worry
." a., su.trovements consist OF wv 80
aas ne IN, liP hrick dwellings. win hloueih
cnI,Ii ntS. cash as 10 expenses OF eAecu. ..
r. ~ tr1tst and any taxes Ihat may
ing lnlS non said property, ana as 10 a
De uuet q s70 with interest IRON july
nottee % and a note OF Sl,3OS, WIN IN
=, lo'',t rom March %, 1924; balance IN
teres' ca,,al Instruments at SIX, twelve,
thise otcbfeen months, respectively, win
an and secured by trust deed on
the properly II r. DENOON.
- ii. l.. STABLES,
4.o.a Trustees.
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RAILROADS
SOUTHERN CUTLERY! RAILWAY:
fpTrDMONT AIR LINE)

W
PIEDMONT AIR LINED o,,rr,
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST. e,, ROUTE
scHE 2TI = N Z EFFEcT JULY !. 1891.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
TRAIN No. g, 1850 a; NJ, nan
- OUTHERN EMPRESS, uaiiy ,o' CON
- vile. Greensboro, Winstol-salemi S ,t,,
meets at Danyllle with the NAsShtl III I'd.
and Southwestern Nestipuen IA hot
carrying slecpers TO AsheVlle -'t,,enoah
Springs Columbia, Augusta, Sds istr,,
Jacksonville, and Tampa; Atlanr'} New
mngham. Memphis Shreveport, e,lu bts
Orleans. At New Orleans ana Mei,p'i I'm
connections are made for an ,l,ooth,,oond'
Texas and California. Sleepers fiS"''''
Va, 20 DanWlle and Greensboro
TRAIN No 35 t2.40 +. NJ .,..s
last MAIL. daily for al points SUI
( and Southwest. Connects AT $500.
with Farmylie and Powhatan tt'''o"ui
Keysville for Clarksvihe. OXFORD anu
Durham. ,.,,
Carries sleepers Danvnie to Columbia;
Augusta. Savannah, JacksonVilie, M
Atlanta. Parlor car Atlanta 10 blF'''''e
''' TRAIN NO. II. 500 7. NJ.
A MELIA ACCOMMODATIONS. dairy eX-
n cept Sunday FOR Amelia Courthouse
and intermediate points.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
Train No. u. $40 a. NJ: NO 80 4'So
2. NJ, No. - $40 A. NJ. --
WORK RIVER LINE va WEST POINT
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY; ,,
THE FANORITE ROUTE TO BAL1l-
MORE, PHILADELPHIA, AND
NEW YORK
LEAVE RICHMOND;
TRAIN 80 IL, AS 4. NJ
Baltimore Limited daily except sunday,
for West Point, connecting with YORK
River steamers for Baltimore. az winch
point connections are made with rah Ines
FOR Washington. Philadelphia, New foIh'
TRAIN 80. 10, 2lO z. NJ
7 OCAL EMPRESS, daily except sum
i day. stops at an stations. At
Iestor Manor, connects with stage Tor
Walkerton; also. connects with Hdlu-
more steamer at West Point daily ex-
cept Sunday.
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE 3 p
VI. DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
EOR WEST POINT daily except sun
day, thence 10y Southern railway 70
Richmond arriving AT % \. NJ, 1O.i0 a
~, and $50 L. W.
TRAIN NO. 4i, 1900 A. ".
I OCAL MIXED. daily except sun
- day; leaves Twenty third street sta
ton for West Point and intermediate
points
Ticket office at station. foot Of virginia
street. open 800 a. NJ. 70 GOO Z. VI. ana
from 900 T. NJ. 90 1850 \. NJ
city ticket Office, 9Ol Main street,
j. VI. CTLP. W. \. TURK,
Trahlc Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent
W. H. GREEN, General Manager
). s. b. THOMPSON. superintendent
JNO. NJ BEALL. Travg Pass Agent.
go east Main street, Richmond va.
rLANTIC COAST LINE.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD TIME TABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY, june g. 1874,
~ $50 Z. NJ. trims on this road VIII
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ALCOHOLISM POSITIVELY CURED.

cancer removed without knife. Con-
snitation and correspondence free. En-
close stamp
J. STILLS DANIEL, Nj. ID,
fef N. Seventh st. Richmond Va
n Once Hours--o to II A. NJ, q 70 q p.
m. Phone 3z5 aeSoNsmo
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STEAAIBOATS

xyfpc,fNTA NAVIGATION COMPANN'S
Y 'fGNIES RIVER LINE for the sea-
- cheapest and most pleasant route
90 0Nirfoik. Portsmouth, old Point, New
80 News. Claremont, and James River
for.5iings' Connections-At old Point and
.Sni'~G'I]e for Hampton and Smithnel1,
< Washington, -. c., Baltimore, Phlla-
S1I,,bi. ana New York. James river by
44Sy,,bli@bt Great tourist line James
a. 80. ,'7 Dutch Gap, and war scenery. Rates
iioo'". man half charged by rail. Fare to
pertsm0uth. Ola Point AID Norfolk, I.J0
ana 81 steamer Pocahontas leaves Rich
asa - every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
a AMI IFRlDNY at Z a. a. STREET. CARS
9'o1,' DiRECTLY TO STEAM ER' 5
XvfrARtI for abOve-named places.
Through tickets on sale On on steamer and
80 Garber's Agency, No. 30I Main street.
BTagsaee checked through. ,State-rooms
an,s9oaed Tor dag or Night Music by a
rrard orchestriOn.
'Eeipt,tf;HT. Freight received daily for
.,rio,,o-nancd places and Eastern North
aa,ooJyc',na. also, for Eastern Shore of Nir-
- - and all regular landings on the
fdl III liver. at LOWEST RATES, and
through bills ISSUED.
'nIipSSS,fT WEtSlGtE Superintendent.
ihVrARD r.. BARNEY, President.
General Ofces-Pianters' Bank Build
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AUCTIoS sales.--future Days.
BY Frank ID. Hi & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF A VALUAB3iLEt
i FARM WITH GOOD 1MfhON r.,
MENTS. on BROAD-STREET ROAD O ~
DEEP RUN TURNPIKE, FIVE MlLt-S
FROM THE CITY OF RICHMOND, CON-
TANNING ONE HUNDRED AND Thlh-
TY-TWO ACRES OF LAND.
BY virtue of deed of trust from
Samuel G. Tyler ana wife to the under
signed, dated Dist August 1879 ana re-
corded I'm clerks office Henrico Couhty
Court, in Deed Book H. page 49, deiaul'
having been made in the payment Oh Ger :
tain notes therein secured, ana naNnl5
been requested so to do by the peneilc.I3d,y
in said deed. l win sell at public aucu0h'
on the premises on
FRIDAY. JULY 20, 1894.
et u O'Clock NJ. the PROPERTY oe-
ecribed in said deed. as follows-Vlz': Al
that tract Of land IN the county or Hen
rico. with all the improvements theIeon con,
rontaining 1872 acres situated on deep
Run Turnpike, five miles from RIchihoiiu,
and bounded as follows: ON the east 10y i
Deep Run Turnpike on nQrth by b I.o1'he
Run. on the west by the lands conveyed
10 Goddin a. Apperson, &c, by A. -. WI
liams, trustee, june 8, 1872, and on the
south by the lands Of a. r. Courtney ana
others.
The improvements consist of frame
store ana dwelling with six rooms. IN
good ORDER stable and excellent water
80 or 40 acres cleared and In good heart.
some good meadow land, and plenty or
wood This Is It good little farm. and well
worth the attention of purchasers: Maps
OF the property at auctioneers' ONCE.
TERMS. Cash enough TO pay inc eN-
renses Of the sale and note for SlVVO,
with ali interest due on the same, ana
any back taxes due. the residue on such
teams as the present owner may direct
or in case of his failure to give Such
direction. In such manner as the trustee
shall think fit; but better terms may DE-
announced on the day of sale.
LOUIS RAWLINGS, trustee.
Sale by FRANK ID. HILL * o.,
jyS-td Auctioheei''
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
O~~~~~N~~N@~N~
by II. B. chafin & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Aueuoheefs'
No. 1 north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES .AycrIoNy s 4, io OF T rHE
h hRkSS6bK ~ rthR Ea'ii ABOUT A SIX
MILES FROM RICHMOND CO ,,i,,u 60 OF
INC ABOUT ne A ,SS Msr rby 4. 1850 re.
Corded I'm Henrico County Court, m III Des ~
Rock t2a A. page 3ss. and at relneSSe an
beneficiary. default having and in obe-
dicnce TO a decree OF HenrlSo2a co. viii
cireul, Court. entered June ., 1921, w" ~
sell by public auction. on the preH''sc'' ""
WEDNESDAY. July IS 1894.
=, o.c,oct y NJ. the PROPERTY DE-
secHDtRTn ~ SAID DEED. as follows.
All that certain tract OF Iahu ,,fi,~s and
10 12-i00 acres. with tne ,,d heIne IN
improvements thereon, iyihs hnu ,pr,r1k 80
rHsnTico county, on the Brook turnplkSS'
about six miles north Of RiShmonu;
kDown as yellow Tavern, ana Opuh. ~
aronk tuTnDike. on the north BY ar
nena' on the east by Or. Moore and klng,
and on the south by Haynes, pelns
part OF the land aloted ~ the ulFiS'Vi i
40 acres conveyed by deed dated ApTi
10 ISIS recorded in Henrico County
Court. Deed Book o6 page 40, ana
o a.135-i0,Wo acres conveyed py ueS a.
Uonrico County Court, Deed Book 70,
page 473. The Brook. Pike Is no" one
OF the best roads leading into the cry,
and that section OF country has Deen
greatly improved. and Major Ginter ~
SIN making Improvements TO the IoauS
and lands This sale offers chahCe
Tor a good investment.
TERMS: Cash for expenses OF SAFE, adIy
taxes due. and 10 pay note or Si'..so
with interest from March a. 1898, ana tno
ma two wears. from date Of sale, WIN
per cent. interest. and title retained
I'M deferred payments are made ana SSooitd
Veyance ordered by the Court - ga" ~
sale is made subject 10 the apPPIova,io 0A
the Court. II. Is. CHAT ~, tl no =
X. Il. CHAFFIN & CO., Aucuoneefs'
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