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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
THE STATE DEPoSiTARlEs.
The Bill Regarding Them Which Has just
Passed the House.

Tho hill amending the Code as regards
State depositarles, which was mtroduceu
IN the Senate by Mr.. Miller, and in the
rIousa bv Mr.. Ryan, and which passed
the House Friday, will be considered IN
the Senate Finance Committee TUESDAY
morning. - 20 ,,o
state are deposited in four national banks
of this city designated by law), when
are required to give personal security, anu
which pay interest at the rate or per
cent. per annum on deposits in excess OF
$50. 900. Under the new bill any BANK OF
good standing In the State, which shah
deposit with the State Treasurer virginia
century bonds or Virginia Riddleberger
bonds, shall thereby entitle Itself to be
DESIGNATED by the Governor as a State de-
positary, and morey may be deposited
with IL to the extent of % per cent. or
Virginia Century bords or 10 per cent. or
Virginia Riddlebsrger bonds, which 1t m&y
have deposited with the State Treasurer
as security. The bill provides that the
deposits shall be made with due regard
10 sections of the State convenient 20
public use and demands: that as soon as
the State depositarles, or any or them,
have placed with the State Treasurer
the bonds required OF them under this
act all public moneys or deposits with
other depositaries shall be transferred TO
such of the State depositaries as have
deposited bonds as prescribed. Interest at
the rate OF per cent. per annum is to
be paid on all deposits The State thus
makes annually 1900 additional interest.
the four banks which now hold the de-
posts beirg only required to pay interest
on deposits In excess of 10000 each.
WHAT IS CLAIMED.
The advocates Of the bill claim for II
three fold acknowledgement, that II viii
give the State q more perfect security
for her public moneys than she has ever
heretofore enjoyed. and they point TO .he
loss which the State has sustained In
the past under the persoral-security sys-
TEN, notably in Petersburg and Norfolk
The States net loss In the Petersburg
Bank failure amounted 10 about 100000.
Under the proposed system Ii would be,
II is contended. be well-righ impossible
for the State TO incur any loss. as the
banks only receive deposits mp to e. or 20
per cent, as the case may be. OF the
Century or Riddleberger bonds placed
with the Treasurer and these deposits are
limited to two thirds of the capital stock
OF the banks III which they are placed.
EFFECT ON STATE BONDS.
The second advantage claimed Is that
the bill will create demand throughout
the State for the States new bonds, and
that the credit of the State will be i'm
proved, and her bonds bought up by home
people. and the interest kept here instead
OF being sent abroad.
1t is moreover claimed that 1t is unfair
to the other banks OF good standing In
the State. who may desire to give the
most perfect security to keep them out
OF the States deposits. and contihe the
privilege to the four national banks in
Richmond,
Both sides will be represented when the
matter is taken up by the Senate COM
mittpe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
Catholic Church Noses.

Bishop Van de vyver viii preach At
the Cathedral tonight at 8 o'clock.
The Boys Sodality OF the Sacred Heart
will go to Holy Communion In body
this morning at the o'clock mass
After yespers to-day the Confraternity
OF the Holy Face will hold their regular
monthly meeting.
The League OF the Sacred Heart, Of the
Sacred Heart church. will meet to-day
after vespers.
The Children OF Mary. OF ST. Patricks
church. will go to Holy Communion In
BODY al the o'clock mass this morning.
In the afternoon at O'Clock they Will
held their regular monthly meeting at
81, Patricks Academy.
At the Wednesday night services next
week at the Cathedral Father-McKeefrey
will preach.
Rev. Father Tiernsn Is preaching very
interesting series OF sermons at the Tues
day night services at ST. Patrick's church
Father O'Reiily VIII preach at the We'd
nesday night services at the Sacred-Heart
church.
Father p ]. Luckie. OF Davfdsonvflle
Ind. who has been on q visit to his cousin.
Mrs. James Rankin. has returned home
Rev. Father Cerne Is making his an
nusl examination tour through the Catho-
lie schools OF the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
Want the Probation Agent.

A mass-meeting OF the Good Teinplars
OF R,chmoYd assembled in the Young
Mems Christian Association nall last
night. and appointed a committee COM
posed OF Messrs. Joseph Sheppard. Will
liam NJ Bckers. Charles p. Winston.
and J. W. Williams 10 appear before ire
House Finance Committee Tuesday. ard
advocate the bill which was introduced
in the Hous. several days since providing
for the appointment OF probation agent
70 intercede In. behalf of criminals.
The committee was instructed TO recon-.
mend the appointment Of such an agent
to serve for two years without salary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
C,.rL Winston and His DENNY.

Judge T.. c. linor. OF the new Law
and Equity Court. yesterday appointed
Mr.. Philip Paul Winston clerk TO that
tribunal. Mr. Winston has also named
Mr.. Luther Libby 20 be his deputy. Both
gentlemen viii qualify for their respective
positions In few days. Mr. Winston as
Sheriff and deputy sheriff has had many
years experience In court business. He
will be a candidate for the place at the
May election. The appointment holds
good until July. Deputy-Clerk Libby has
for the past year been engaged in the
Office OF the Clerk OF the Chancery Court,
and was for two years prior TO that time
similarly engaged in the Clerks Office of
the City Circuit Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
House Committee Notes.

Colonel George c. Cabell and Mr.. WI.
lam Il. BoisSeau. OF DaDyilie. appeared
before the Honse Committee IN Counties,
cities. and Towns yesterday. and adyo-
Gated the bill 10 extend the corporate
limits OF Danville. The Board OF Super
Ylaors Of Pittsylvania county opposed the
measure, and after some elaboration the
Committee decided 60 report the bill with
Il recommendation that II do not pass.
The House Finance COMMITTEES yesterday
reported Mr.. Patteson's bill 10 provide
funds with which 10 procure a copy OF
tho ancient records OF Virginia fayoraoiy,
ana recommended that the sum OF sl.eoo
b. appropriated therefor. The bin ema-
rated from the Virginia Historical SO
cicty. Mr.. Lyon G. Tyler and Mr.. Philip
Bruce appeared in advocacy OF the mea-
t4fe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
MeetIng OF West Enders.

The west-Eni Lombardy Democratic
Club held regular meeting Friday night.
President C. T.. Sturdivant presided. There
was a large crowd In attendance. The
club was addressed by the following gen.
tlemen: Hon. j. c. Dickinson and c. 7.
Duggins for Hon. X. NJ. Taylor for
Mayor; Colonel Tazewell Elicit and Mr..
II. NJ. Smith, Jr.. for Commonwealth :
Attorney: Mr.. J. T. Hughes for Sheriff
Mr. Il. G. Garrison for High Constable
John +. Meredith Gid c. w. (Nat) Tyler
for Clerk of the Circuit Court: Mr.. II. II.
Pollard and w. K. Brock for the Common
Council.
The club was invited TO attend the bar
becue 10 be given by Lee Club on Aayo's
Island soon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
Jenersnn Indre. Good Templara,

This lodge held a largely-attended and
interesting meeting on Thursday night
at its hall. Three candidates were I'M
tated and number of others proposed.
After the routine business had been dis
posed of the lodge was entertained and
edited by Messrs. Whltmore. OF East
End; Bickers. OF Jefferson; Hobson. Win
ston, Theimer, Trimble. and Blood, OF
Trinity.
Never has this lodge been on more
solid-rock basis nor more enthusiastic
for the future. 1t now bids fair to equal
the palmy days when 1t had over 200
active members. and the order secured the
passage of the local-option law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
Around the r. a q. Omc.s,

General Manager Stevens. OF the Chesa-
pealse and Ohio, is making trip over tho
road.
Mr.. c. II. DeCamp. general book-keeper
is taking a brief vacation In Ohio.
Mr.. l.. J. Sullivan, auditor, left for Gin
cinnati yesterday afternoon and viii re-
turn next week.
The earnings for the second week OF
February show n decrease OF 81. 900. This
IS still very bad, although better than the
week previous The net earnings Tor jan
uary will soon be announced and II IS be-
lleyed they viii show a substantial in
crease over last year.
Chesapeake and Ohio stock and bonds
sold down last ,ecek and may still see
lower prices. but they will be good pur-
chase on any fair decline.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25

semblage. after which an election Of on
ccys was held with the following results:
President, Mrs. Passmoec: vice-Preadens.
Miss v. r. Cauthorn; Secretary. Miss
Ella Brszddus. and Treasurer. Miss Lula
warrtrer. II was expected that Hon.
JOIN, n. Massey would be present to adj
dress the ladies'. but he was unavctdably
abeent. After n pleasant s-saiou the as
semblage adjourned To meet again In the
same place In about two weeks
The object OF the association Is mutual
Improvement. and II Is the first result CT
the Congress OF SuperintendkutA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
Attacked bv an Eaxle.

ONANCOCK. VA. February A.--(Spe-
cial. while hunting on Ches4ennessex
creek several days ago. John w. Marsh.
Jr., discovered an immense eagle sitting
in a pine trsa Loading his sun with buck
shot, be Axed at ths eagle and broke one Of
its wings. The bird fell to the ground. and
when the young sportsman went to get
his gasns the eagle attacked him. wound
ing him on the face and hands. Johnny
retired across q branch and proceeded To
reload bis gun, but to his dismay found
ne had only two or three more buckshot
He pieced out hts charge With marbles,
fred away. and killed the eagle.
Mr.. John d. Tyler. Of Onancock esie-
brated his soth birthday Lao wednesday
by giving a dinner to some Of his Old
friends. He r. the father OF Mr.. John &
Tyler. late candidate for Gov
ernor ON the Prohibition ticket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
Deep-I,un Hunt Club.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday
charter was granted 10 the Deep-Run
Hunt Club. OF Richmond. The object OF the
club is social intercourse, recreation. and
general physical Improvement running
dogs, hunting Of foxes. The capital stock
is to be not less than 500 nor more than
5000. The principal office IS TO be in
Richmond. The following are the officers
for the first year: Philip Iiaxall pres'-
dent; Otway s. Allen. vice-president: Will
liam Rueger treasurer: Philip a. s. Briae.
secretary; s. II. Handbook. master OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
MANASSAS AND RicHMoNp RAILROAD
The Pending Senate Blil Endersed By ths
(ftiseus Of Manassas.


MANASSAS, VA, February 3.-tSpe-
clal "A large meeting Of Prince William
citizens was held In blossoms Hall hero
tonight To take action on the Manassas
and Richmond railroad bill now pending
IN the State Senate. Mr.. George c. Round
was chosen chairman and q number OF
short addresses were made In favor OF
the new railroad. The following resolu-
tion was adopted:
Resolved, That our senator. the Hon.
George A. Mushbach. be requested TO sup
port the bill for the sale OF the state
stock In the Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company. and
also the bill to charter the Manassas
and Richmond Railroad Company. ana
that George c. Round, John X. Tillett.
Judge William f. Lipscomb. IL. ID. Mer-
chant, and J. u. Thornton be appointed
a committee to wait upon Senator Mush-
bach and to represent our interests be-
fore the legislative committees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
Propev&y transfers.

Richmond Ssptemia Bsrnett's trustee
- James Perkins. 10 feet ON west side
Fourteenth street near Franklin. 500: II.
H. HarwoOd 10 Virginia A, HARDWOOD. ]
Inch on south side Grace street between
Harrison and Ryland. g.: same 70 Maria
~ walker. q s-l2 feet on same between
same. 1900: George Il. Johnson. trustee.
ana others 20 Ella 0ray's trustee. Is feet
On south side Webster street between
Eoans and Tyler. 500: John q. Nccue
ara wife 10 Samuel II, PuIIiam. - ~
ieet on south stds Duvai ttrcet between
juan and ST. Peter, and "a feet on south
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25

eide Goddin street near RoaSsc. t1,2oe:
George II. southards to Sarah l.. South
ards, his wife. ~ feet on Marshall street
southwest corner Monroe. Is; Mamie Wig
and TO Harriet Randolph. 900 feet ca
south side Catherine street near Bar'f-
son, ssgt.ls.
Hcnrico: George w. Clarke and wife TO
John III. Shurrn, 81 10 acres near White
Oak Swamp. and Is acres ten miles below
Richmond In exchange for IFS 665-i,oN
acres near Wh!te-oak swamp: Maria T..
Walker TO X. II. HARDWOOD, % acres on
Brook turnpike and Hungary road. $500;
Julia r. and william u. Woody 10 Della
r., wife Of y. II. woodson. 80 z i-s-i2 on
south eide GrahSm street near Erin. sub
feet 20 deed Of trust Of $50, $a25.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
DEATH OF Mr.. CHARLES M. cRUMP.
The Richmond and panvllle's Secretary
Passes Away In Philadelphia.

Passes Away In Philadelphia.
A telegram was received here yesterday
morning announcing the death In Phlla-
delphia Of Dir. Charles NJ. Crump. a we'll
known citizen of Richmond. and secretary
OF the Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company.
No particulars were given. but Mr..
Crump had been In feeble health for a
long time, and his death. though n sad
blow. was not surprise to his intimate
friends. lie had recently taken trip
South hoping to recuperate. but growing
no better, ne soon returned. His wife was
with him. but all of his cbiIdrec-a daugh-
ter and three sons-were here. The re-
mains will be inferred to-day at Buriing-
ton, n. G..
MIR. cr,,n,p was about 20 years OF age.
ana had been In the service OF the Rich
mond and Danville Company In one ca
pacity or another for nearly thirty years.
He was auditor for q long time. and upon
the death about two years ago Of sscre-
tary Brooke he was, on account OF the
delicate state OF his health. made secretary
and assistant treasurer. Deceased had
long been = consistent member Of the
Seventh Street Christian church. and was
3 good man In all the relations OF life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
From an Oil Stove.

Al $50 o'clock last night word was sent
TO No enginehouse informing them
that there was q fire at the residence OF
Mrs Pearman. No. 2ol west Marshall
street. Ths oil IN a stove was found
to have taken fire, and but for the prompt
ness OF the statiGDmen of No. 5 Company
the house would have caught
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
49, Mrs. warren's Entertainment.

very pleasant entertainment was given
o. Monday night AT the residence OF Mr..
J. Il. Warren, b2S east Broad street.
Among those present were Misses Blanch
Palmer, Sadie Pcyronet. Mamie Traylor,
Emma Smith, Grace Palmer. George
Staiabach, Emily Warren. Lula Smith.
J Florence Coleman. Mamie Koppal. Edna
clds. Hester Coleman. Cattle Loving.
Helen Warren. Belle Williams. Alice War
~ and Aiessrs. Tom Smith. Stuart
Weiss. Eddie Palmer. Nick BEDFORD.
Charlie Palmer. w. n. Smith. A. i. War
len. W. II. Palmer. John Warren.
". II. Wood. Henry Smith, S. s..
1iltzier Eddie Undertake. Charlie Hess.
Willie Kass. Cullen Holt. Eddie Bell,
Lewis Jenkins. ". VI. Grimsley, Eddie
Loving. Howard Warren. and Mrs. and
Mr. Herman. Mrs. Warren and Mrs.
Herman acted as chaperons. The COM
pany, after partaklng Of refreshments,
dispersed about o'clock A. Nj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
A HorSe-Hsir Snake.

Mr. John Ladd exhibited at 'he Dispatch
Office yesterday what Is known as a
"horse-hair snake" 1t was imbedded Ia
a block of ice In tomato-can. Mr. Ladd
says this particular snake has been frozen
up half a dozen times but whenever the
Ice assumes Its elementary state his
snakeship wiggles about at a lively rate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
Executive CleInencY.

The Governor yesterday pardoned L. c.
Combs. who was sentenced to two years
In the penltentiary for HOUSEKEEPING by
the County Court OF Carroll In August.
1892. Pardon was granted on account OF
the prisoners exemplary conduct, and on
account OF his ill-health and the crowded
condition OF the prison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
Miss st,rr the Elo-utionist.

On Tuesday night Miss Frances Leigh
Starr. daughter of Rev. DR.. w. G. Starr.
OF the Washington-Street Methodist
church. Petersburg, will read at the
Young Mems Christian Association hall for
the benefit OF Washington-Street Methodist
church of this city. Miss Starr Is spoken
OF by the press Of the cities in which
she has recently read as an elocutionist
OF rare attainments.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
VIII Of James G. CottrelI.

The will OF Mr.. James c. Cottrell was
admitted TO probate in the Chancery Court
yesterday. with Messrs. o. J.. Cottrell
and l.. d. Taylor as executors. The
estate Is valued at So 900. and Is left en-
tirely to the wife and children OF the
deceased
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
An Attachment Snff.

Messrs. Branch e. Co., bankers, Of North
Carollra, yesterday sued out an attach
ment in the Circuit Court against c. l..
Ballou, attaching a lot of tobacco In the
hands of Messrs. Hutchinson & Berger.
OF this city. The amount involved In the
suit Is 500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
Public I.ibrurv Matters.

There will be a meeting Of the Chamber
OF Commerce Committee on Public Ii
braries Monday at noon to consider the
question OF inviting a conference with
the Legislative library committees touch
ing the future management OF the State
IIbrarv 4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
The Manassas Railroad Fight.

The bill to incorporate the Richmond
and Manassas Railroad Company will
be considered In the Senate Committee on
Roads and Internal Navigation again to-
morrow morning. Ie is expected that
there will be delegations here from Fred
ericksburg and Alexandra TO fight the
BILL and a delegation from Petersburg
Ia advocate H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
University College of Medicine.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday ara
amendment was granted TO the charter OF
the College OF Physicians and Surgeons.
changing the name OF that institutions to
the University College OF Medicine.
Suit was instituted in this court by Peter
Paul against w. III. Beserldge. Jr.. for
SIlS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF I'M.
~ PROVED AND UNIMPR0ykD PROPERTY
IN TIlE COUNTY OF HENKICO. ON CnEL.
AND Tis cHEsAPExKe AND ONO Rail.
WAY SH0Ps.-By vtrtue OF decree enteiea
February ~, 1894, in tho suit OF Carrier Va
OBrten q al, In the Ctruit Court Of the county
OF nenrico, the undersigned. appointed spccisi
commissioner, will sell By auction. on the pre-
misses. on
MONDAY. FssnuAsY 20. 1894,
at $40 o'clock p. NJ
kATRIANGULAR LOT OF LAND frontios
Chelsea road. with frame house thereon.
2. A LOT OF LAND fronting about 40 feet on
said Bowling Green or Chelsea road and run
ming back within parallel lines to the branch.
3. A LOT OF LAND on the south edo Of tho
road leading from Seventeenth street 10 Bow:
ling Green, fronting on said ROAD so feet aud
running back on parallel lines. In ITS western
line 12SiS feet, on It's eastern line i32l tees TO
the brsuth.
TEnNs: one third cash balance In equal pay
ments at six and twoive months, With U per
cent. interest added, evidenced by NEGOTIABLE
noses and the title retained until all the pnr.
chase-mopey Is paid aud q conveyance ordered
purchaser. w. F. REDDY.
Special Commissioner.
vIRGrNIA--Iy THE CLEaKS OFFICE or TUE CIR
CUT COURT or THE COUNTY OF HByHIco:
III. Z. Broaddus. clerk OF tho Circuit Court OF
the county Of Hcntico, do hereby certify that on
the goth day OF February, 1894, w. :. keddy,
special commissioner in cause OF carrier VS..
OBrien and ais, gavo bond as such as required
BY decree OF the Court.
ruary, 1894. j. L. BkOADDlS,
fell Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
Family Purposes or Clubhouse.

II has ave chambers, saloon parlors, drawIns'
room. ARG dining room, double vsrandas, ser
vauts 0uartcrs, nuo cistcfu and we'll wsief.
Nov Il the opportuns time 70 buy ate ~ me
Long Brsnc6 Of the South IN order 70 oaid TOT
thu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25

Nj. s4unrtshe snn5uncss : sais ~ pub.
.iio auoedGh ct he Atcbnoad Basanr nsxt
Saturday msrning q sevfal wsshbge1
marss a o11eeA tn Geop& 70 ~ sold
can bs'sssn st.ths Basaar q and after
Friday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25

asapmblcd n ths county court-houna yos-
terday morning ana organised theaDDsavee
ME- n aspo6iation OF tsaehesaI county-
eupsrintendent Russell addrssssd N -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
EOR SA l. E. "a
Your Rent Will Buy a Home.

ss00-TUREF DWELLING. No.
III Washington near BUCHANAN
street. Only $50 cash.
s.50-DfrrACHED DWELLING w buch-
anan. rooms. Only SIS cash.
Ss0O-New. detached, i-room. .iame'
Meade street, near electiqo-ine'
only $50 cash.
a ooA-Neat 4-room. brC< land frame.
Linden street, near lay WAfd
Market. Only 500 cash.
s.. 000--Two-story frame Cherry street.
near Beverly street.
81. 4C0-Two-story, frame. 4 rooms sourth
street, near jackson street.
81 .5lO-Brick and frame, two-stosy. south
Laurel street. rooms Cheap.
SMALL CASH AND MONTHLY PAY
fe xii r THOMPSON BROWN & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
DUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE ESTATE
ON STANTON RIVER

In pursuance OF the decree OF the Circuit
Court OF Halifax county, Va, entered ~ its No
yember term, 1893, IN the ehencery cause OF
Venable, trustee, etc. vs. Darlington, ETC. We
undersigned will sell by public auction' on me
premises, TO the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 3. 1894,
that VERY VALUABLE TRACT or LAND on
stanton river, IN Halifax coanty. Va. which
was the residence OF the late MAJOR Charles :.
Carrington aud known as Aiidendo' lt Is
s,tuated near Coles Ferry and contains BY re-
cant survey 1, 1877 Sl-l00 ACRES.
There is on the tract q fine body OF lowgrounds
on staunton river and a large area OF original
forest OF oak and hickory timber. The land Is
productive and we'll adapted 10 the growth Of
tobacco aud all kinds Of grain.
The improvements consists OF q LAkGt AND
COMMODIOUS DWELLING ana all other build
ings necessary TO the comfort OF large family
and the cultivation OF this large bcoy OF land
II IA also susceptible OF being easily divided into
several convenient settlements.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO defray TIE expenses
OF the sale and 20 pay the sum OF eo'Oo.i ~.
with interest on $1,000. part thereof from tho
lst day OF April, 1893. and the residue on q
credit 70 be made known on the day OF sale.
JOHN W. RELY,
ia oO.6Ot Trustee.