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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-06
FROM THE OLD DOMINION
Comes the Crack Company of the
Second Virginia.

ATLANTA Constitution)
The HarrisOnburg Guards one OF the
most thoroughly and perfectly drilled mill
tary companies of the famous Second
Virginia Infantry, reached Atlanta yes
terday morning on two special Pullmans
The company Is 10 the Shenandoah Val
ley of Virginia just what the Gate City
Guard is TO Atlanta.
Ii is one oil the best and most COM
pletely drilled companies in the Old Do
minion, and in the armory, one OF the
handsomest and best equipped in the
Valley, are stored many trophies tn,
company has won in competitive drills
More than half OF the members are
graduates of the Virginia Military Insti-
tute. while both West Point and Anna
polls graduates are in the membership
Leading lawyers and physicians with sue
cessful and commanding commercial mel
of the old town In the Shenandoah Valley
wear the uniform and march beside the
progressive mechanic.
The company has many dollars OF
wealth behind IL, and the ride TO Auanti
was made i'm fine style, Pullman car'
having been chartered for the trip. Fci
years Hon. o. L. Roller, a graduate OF th'
Virginia Military Institute. has been cap
tain OF the company. but a few lay
ago he was promoted to the leuienant'
colonelcy of the Second Virginia kegi-
ment Colonel Roller was a Nirsinis
Military Institute cadet when the corps
went into the fight at New Market, Va.
where the Virginia Military Institute
cadets made themselves known the world
over by that irresistible charge which
made General Breckinridge's victory sure
Colonel Roller is ore OF the leading at
torneys of the Valley, and took the law
course at the University of Virginia wher
Mayor Porter King was there.
The roster of the company reads:
Colonel o. b. Roller. commanding.
First Lieutenant-E. w. Sullivan.
Second Lieutenant-R. X. Richardson
l.. A. Herring. surgeon.
First Sergeant-C. c. Sprinkler.
Second Sergeant-G W. Basford.
Fourth Sergeant-R. +. Phillips.
Fifth Sergeant-G. II. Efhnger
First Corporal-K. s. Basford.
Second Corporal--J. T.. West.
Fourth Corporal-Herman NJ. Willis.
Privates: II. q. Alexander p. NJ. Avis,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-06
A MANCnESTER BRIDE
MISS MAGGIE ANGEL MARRIED TO
MIR. ROBERT ELLINGTON.
Swift Creek Cotton-,Iills to Resume
OpcrntIons--Ncariy Done Laying
the neutrality-suspicious. an"
Other SOuth-side Items.

Bainbridge-S Baptist church was
the scene OF a very pretty wedding yes
terday afternoon at o'clock. when MISS
Maggie NJ. Angel became the bride OF
Mr.. Robert r. Ellington. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. DIR. l.. X. morn
hill. assisted by Rev. W. w. Lear. Inc
bride was becomingly attirsd In tr''ei-
ling suit of brown, and carried huge
bunch of roses The ushers were Messrs.
WiIkie +. Freeman. Curd Jeffress. James
Fuller. X. c. Petzold. Clarence Walden,
and william Jewett. The church was
beautifully decorated with potted plants,
and colored lamps sned soft light over
the chancel.
The bride is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. .. Angel and is a young lazy OF at
tractiye appearance, and possesses many
accomplishments.
The groom is a popular engineer on the
Southern railroad, and has host OF
friends After the ceremony the couple
left on a southern tour. after which they
will return 10 Greensboro. n. c.. which
will be their future home.
1.-THE Strivers,'' of Meade-Memoriai
church will have an entertainment to-
night at Leader Hall. Living Pictures
will be the main feature on The pro-
gramme, which will be composed OF Man
chester talent. A first-ciass mandolin
club will furnish music for the occasion,
and musical talent from Richmond VIII
also be on hand and add to the enjoy
ment OF the entertainment. Persons at
tending this entertainment will not only
be treated to rare musical event, but
will help worthy cause.
1t will not be very long before the
pipes for the sewers i'm this city VIII be
all laid. In conversation with one OF the
officials IL was learned that by the LIST or
January they think they Will complete
the laying OF the pipes. Ever since tnc
ground was broken the work has been
pushed forward rapidly.
The Swift Creek Cotton Manufacturing
Company, whose mills are in Cnesterfeld
county, IL miles from petersburg
expect TO start up 7 cir mills ABOUT IN
1st Of January. + y new houses for
the use OF the opera< es are to be -rett-
ed. and the old ones are to be repaired.
Tie company has purchased, at cost Oh
81 So 400 acres Of land on the north side
OF the creek, on which TO erect the build
ings. and are putting. up bridge 10
connect he factory with the SANE.
Mr.. William George Pollard, formerly
Of King William county, VINO mas been
In business IN birmingham, Ala, Tor
the past six months. is visiting his
mother-in-law, Mrs j. w. Roberts, on
Porter street
Mr.. John Lundle, of Chesterfield county
was quite badly hurt few days ago oy
a brick kiln caving in on him.
kir. II. 4. Wells, OF Chesterfield Court
house. was i'm the city Tuesday.
The condition of Mr.. u. 4. Snellmgs
WAS thought to be critical yesterday.
The County Court Of Chesterfield Will
meet next Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-06
FOR BUYING STOLEN GOODS.
<opinn Is Given Eight Moh'hS' ""'
Appcnls-Other Cases.

In the Police Cour yesterday y. Mp
Ian was charged with buying lot OF men
which had been stolen from the JeheiSoh
Hotel. and about forty hats whieh nau
been taken from Stokes Simmons ry
their porter, Grant Sims, on the nieh'
of the fire at the Randolph paper-pok
factory. A full account OF these e"Se'
was given in yesterdays Dispatch.
There was no lack of evidence against
Koplan. as by his own statement 10 u
ficer Gibson he had confessed buying w
hats. and he was sentenced to eight
months in jail, and put under secnr'-y III
the sum of 500 for his good behavior I.r
twelve months. His counsel, MT. . VI,
page. took an appeal, and furnished ttii
in the sum OF $500 for his client. re
case will come up January hh before
the grand jury. ,.,
Alexander Hullcn and George Rob ertson
we're CHARGED W tn stealing lot II hn,h
from the jefferson Hotel The a''er
was discharged, as there was no evidence
against him. and Hullen was gwen
six months in jail.
Grant Sims pleaded guilty to the charge
of stealirs forty hats from Stokes
cimnons snd was also given six months
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-06
LOR SALE.

MUCH REAL ESTATE. lying and being
I'm the hOurishing cities Of FROG-TOWN,
SOLITUDE, BADDEGGE, etc, has within
late days been saddled upon the eager
listeners to the blatant vocal trombone
Of the PROMOTER and BOOMER. guar
anteeing with a bond OF windD advances
of 20 per cent. or more per month upon
their lucky purchases. Experience in
owning this kind OF real estate has
"sickIed oer' the phiz OF many a poor,
de uded devil with the pale cast OF
thought" and brought his Uranium TO
rival, both In Intellectual expression ana
in its lack OF h!rsute appendags, the
polished exterior of a hairless pumpkin;
while ne now Yields his personal ass nj
TO the ail-ai0ng opinion OF his friends,
that the inside Of said caput IS stunned
with matter Identical in character with
the contents OF that same cow-feeding
vegetable.
All the same. real estate Of sound tite
and acquired at the bottom of the de-
sccnding scale OF prices constitutes the
exceptionally safe place for money. IL
you are looking up a small inyestm snt,
conditioned with these qualities, call and
examine the property l here ouer Tor
sale. / will sell the .arger poruon or
the premises al southern end, west SIDE,
Of Laurel street, adjoining the projected
(and begun Riverside Park-say 10 feet
front. and running back little over 100
feet-for f29 per 'front.' foot, iInprOVem nts
to go with lot. Cuexpired IRE policy OF
81 go also given purchaser. Being de-
ternined to SELL as can be seen from this
advertisement. | viii further give a bonus
of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS. when
sale Is perfected. TO the person procuring
me a buyer. Title Is flawless; place been
owners bone Tor paAt twenty-s.x years.
| wish 10 sell the place as a whole and
must decline. as l have many times done.
offers for pieces or the property. This
may be the place you want. IL Will suit
somebody. and II you feel interested. be
quick In your motions
For terms and particulars. call at pre-
misses, i2i south Laurel street
de 6-F. Sa&Tli3t' OWNER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-06
Property Transfers.

Richmond: W. w. Layne's trustee 10
Frank Mosby, IS feet on east side OF
Huchanan street near Jay. Sic0.
Henrico: a. J. Chewing, T.. > nose,
and their wives TO James ii. Barton' 70
feet OIL the west side of Montelro street
between Sycamore and Poe, s9O.
c. f.. Growers trustee TO Ilnothy +;
and lydia Gould. So acres on Kingsland
road s.. 200
Northside Land Company TO Grace
and Kate /. Powelps Trustee and w.
G. Goodall. lots II and II in square H.
Chestnut Bill $.
Rowland Williams to Pollard & Bagby,
% feet on east side of Thirty-second street
between r and 6, 800.
Wilson. Folkes & Lyons, special COM
missioners, to Endorsement Guarantee
Company 80 feet on south side Of Wallace
street uear Richie, $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-06
TRUSTEES SALE
MODERN PARK-AVENUE Dwell
LING, No. leland
A MOORE STREET LOT.

BY virtue Of 2 certain deed OF trust 20
the undersigned trustees. dated January
g. 1895. and recorded IN Richmond Chan
cerv Court, Deced Book Isl a, page 81,
ard in HcnricO County Court Deadlock
IA y. page 30, TO secure certain y ites
therein described. default having been
made and being quired 80 to 90, We
will sell. at public auction. on the oEeidi-
scs.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 6. AT 4 p. NJ.
the remaining PROPERTY therein De-
scrbed. as follows--to wit. Lot Of lard.
with three-stcry brick dwelling thereon.
commencing on the north line OF Park
avenue, l65 feet ! inches, more OF less,
west OF the northwestern intersection OF
Park avenue and Boyd street: thence
running along the north line Of said Faik
avenue in q westerly direction Il feet
inches, and running back northwariiy
between hines nearly parallel l3i feet.
more or less. on its eastern line, and l5
feet more or less on its western line 10
an alley In common l6 feet wide.
AT $50 p. NJ.
LOT ON MOORE STREET, beginning
100 feet west of Dineen street; thence run
ming westWardly and fronting on north
line OF Moore street - feet, and rum ing
back between parallel lines 100 feet 10 an
alley. This lot is near the workshops Of
mac railroad. and. besides growing IN
value. u ripe for improvement.
The PARk-ANENtE DIV Ei.LlNC con-
tains II rooms. with all modern Improve
ments, is just west OF the
HOWITZER MONUMENT.
and IL a nice residence In a growing
location.
TERMS: BY consent OF all parties inte-
rested. will be very liheral-small cash
payments ar4 long credit-and VII be
announced at sale.
10. LANE STERN.
Ed. H. BROWN,
Trustees.
J. Thompson Brown & Co., Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-06
TRUsIEEs SALE OF VALUABLE

- rAhh luhEE nlLt> fROM hlCHMoNR
Va. On THE WILLIAMSON &C ROAD.
LATE JUDGE BURNHAN AND THAT
OF ED. SHERMAN, ESQ, CONSISTING
OF ~ ACRES, WITH A HANDSONt,
y X \ DIN + w MOL.RN FRAME
DWELLING, WITH EIGHT ROOMS
BATH, AND ALL CONVENIENT ~
WITH A LARGE TWO-sTORY BARN,
CONTAINING Is STALLS AND BRICK
WINE 9 T. l. l. A X UNDERNEATH
SHEDS FOR FARIIN IMPLEMENTS.
ETC; ABUNDANT WATER SUPPLY
FROM LARGE WIND WATER rOWl.
on THE PLACE-By yirtue Of a cerilln
deed Of trust. dated November ~. 1905.
recorded in Clerks ofii' q, Henric0 County
Court. Deadlock Ia A, page 9S, deialt
having been made ia he payment o.
sum OF money therein secured. and -.
lng requested so 70 &c By the beneficiary
hereunder. ! will sell at public auction
on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER II. 1886.
at Oc.Ock II. NJ, the VAIL ABLE
FARM. described in said deed. as foi,
lOws-tO wit. All that certain tract %,
land lying. and being Ia the county 90.
HenricO. Va, on the north side OF tN'
WILLIAMSBURG road. about three miles
east Of Richmond Va, containing =
acres. more or less.
The above-descriOed farm Is all cleared
land. and under cultivation. % acre.
acres Of young orchard. with about Two
acres In grapes, asparagus beds, straw
berry and raspberry patches etc, IN iac'
this Is a model farm Ia splendid S--f
OF cultivation, and viii make any o.
I'm search OF a place near Richmond
most delightful home. II the right ma
gets possession OF this farm Il can u
made 10 pay.
TERMS. Cash as TO expenses or eAe
cutlr this trust, ana enough 20 pay on,
fave. that may De due. also. cash aropgf
10 pay the following sums. N,teAS
$40 g. $3.50 with interest on each OF hust
sums from September 26 1875, also. ih'
sum OF 5000. with interest from Novenl'
her q. 1875. balance al one and Two wears
IN be secured by deed OF trust On ~
property. -. A.. al
tered and made easier.
JULIAN blRANT Trust~
L. NJ. Wortham & Co.. Auctloaeers. ass
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-06

Mrs. J. A. Barber. of Sharpsburg. KY,
states: For years | was troubled
with Indigestion in a very bad form.
My appetite was poor. and at times
I suffered with severe headaches.
1 saw Ripans Tabules advertised in
our town paper. and sent to Mount
Sterling for two boxes, which | used.
The Indigestion is a thing Of the
past. my appetite is splendid, l have
10 headaches now. and am gaining
in feeh. Ripans Tahules are the best
medicine for the stomach, and I
always keep them in the house.
"(Signed). Mrs. J. \. BARBER,
"Sharpsburg, Ky.
Ripans Tabules are sold by druggists,
oil by mail. If the price GOc. DoA) Is
sent to the Ripans Chemical Company
No. 10 Spruce street. New York Sample
vial. l0c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-06
The Snow Was General.

The Snow, what little there was Of 1t.
seems, to rave been pretty general
throughout the State. The Chesapeake
and Ohio and the Richmond. Fredericks-
burg and Potomac roads report light
fail OF snow ali ovcr their lines, but there
was TO celay in the travel over either
system.
The Southern railway reports L light
fall Of SHOW over their line from Ri.h-
mond to Moseley's, about twenty-three
miles from here and between that point
and brakes Branch there was no snow.
From the latter point TO Danyille, now
ever. there was an inch or 50 Of snow.
At West Fcint there was fall OF about
five inches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-06
DETAC HE'D DWELLING ON
~ CHUR Il HILL,
7i6 North Twenty Seventh Street,
AT AUCTION.
BY +. A. Catlin, Auctioneer,
Nos. 5 and Z north Eleventh street.

Here Is an opportunity Of getting some
thing first class on exceedingly easy
terms. II is well constructed. Of the best
material. and is i'm prime condition; wide,
deep lot, and plenty OF porch room. 'front.'
and rear. Good space for flowers m
front yard and for vines and trees in
back yard, with room to spare for a home
for the Jersey. 1t is the good house
wifes ideal OF a home
At owners request / will sell this
PROPERTY on
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 9Th, at $3.50 p. NJ,
AT which time other advantages Will be
pointed out to you.
Remember, the exceedingly easy terms
part. They will be better than you have
probably ever heard offered before at an
auction sale. a kind of FUN for the
boys. but death to the frogs" business.
Don't fail TO take advantage Of this op-
portunlty, and, don't forget about the
terms. T.. \. CAL LIN,
de 1-Su, W&F Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF \ FINE LINE OF
WATCHES, DIAMONDS. JEWELRl,
SILVER-PLATED WARE. CLOCKS.
and OPTICAL GOODS. and VERY FINE
GOLD RINGS. with Diamonds, Pearls,
etc, daily al 1880 A. NJ and 1880 p. NJ.
Goods sold at private sale at auction
prices. VI. ROTHSTEIN. Auctoneer i03
east Broad street de bit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-06
Epvorth League Social Tonight.

The Epworth League Of Broad-Street
Methodist Episcopal church VIII mold It's
first social and entertainment n the i cture
room OF the church tonight at 8 o'clock.
An elaborate programme has been pro-
yided, consisting of Instrumental and vo-
cal music and Rotations, also an ad-
dress by DIR. Starr.
cordial invitation is extended to the
Young people of the church. and 1t Is
hoped that all the members Of the league
will be in attendance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-06
kEEP UP OLD PRINCIPLES.

CHEAP FOR CASH.
Not TO be undersold. Keep up with the
times, and not be left behind. Best quail
ty and full weight guaranteed. IL is to
your interest TO place your orders at
once as prices are rapidly advancing
ANTHRACITE. STOVE. S.25.
ANTHRACITE, NUT. 1926.
ANTHRACITE, EGG. s..
ANTHRACITE. BROKEN, $3.50.
LUMP SPLINT. SAB and S.
HAIL SPLINT, N.25 and $3.50.
POCAHONTAS, LUMP. $3.50
FIRE CREEK, LUMP. $3.50
THE CELEBRATED Prick COKE,
superior TO all others. S25
SO-CALLED CONNELLSVILLE, s2.75.
300 west Broad Phone fO7
1905 east Cary street; Phone l65.
sc 1l-3m c. Fl. PAGE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-06
UNFAIR HISTORIES
A Halt should Have Been Cn'ied
Long Ago.

GRAHAM. VA, December D. 1870
To the Editor of the Dispatch:
The editorial I'm the Richmond Dispa'cu
of Sunday, December LIST. on UNFAIR his
tories" l trust, will be REPRODUCED 10y
every paper in the South, and read by
every southern father who has sons ana
daughters 10 educate. II has long been
a wonder to me why halt has not been
called long ago on this line. This thing
has gone entirely too far. and. as an old
Confederate veteran, ] do sincerely nope
that General Maury's movement VIII meet
with the hearty endorsement OF the united
South. and that before another year roils
around these unfair histories VIII DC
numbered with the things of the past.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-06
AUCTION sALEs-Fusure p,,.

WHEN REAL EeIATE 10 SOLD ru.
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT cArE,As
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID Do
RATA by TU VENDOR AND ms
YENDEE
BY j. Thompson Brown & Co.. 80
lil3 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-06
HIGHEST of all in Leavenlng u Govt Report
RH:A'!I! &C. &c.
MwsCw ryTErw ~wsysE
Highest Of all in Leavenlng Power.-Latest us

F. n. Binhimer, F. Biilhimer, T.. low
man. ]. Bragg. j. II. Basford, T. b.a".ey
Jr. ]. L. Carr. J. r. Crawford Il. va,
her. G. IT. Gardner, r. G. Guyer' +. -
Herring. Jr, c. II. Homer, b. ., EsM, ~,
II. H. Logan, ". l.. Saum, w. 4. shen'
A. II. Smell. r. WEIGH. and +. u. "eione'
Along with the company are HUMMER
OF ladies and gentlemen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-06

BY request Of the owner Ve will sol
at public auction on the premises.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10th. al 4P. 81.
the ATTRACTIVE AND DESIRABLE
RESIDENCE. mentioned above. 10 COM
tains Il rooms, with bath. range, Iair0he.
etc
THE LOT fronts a feet inches.
with depth Of $50 feet % an alley. and on
rear OF the lot Is a LARGE FRAME
STABLE. There IS room on the side
lawn for another house. should you de-
sire 10 use IL for building The house
is substantially built, conveniently ar-
rarged. In good order. and Is one az the
most comfortable residences in this COM
venlent section OF the CITY 10 can h.
made 10 PAY OVER 10 PER CENT. AS
AN INVESTMENT. and the house ani
llts viii be sold FOR less than cost of
improvements alone. There is a SURE
SPECULATION In IL. should you moo
want II as q home.
TERMS: VIII be very libenl-smau
cash payment and long credits-anl lh-
nOunced at sale
J. THOMPSON BROWN A CO.,
de AuctOrfrrs
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Best GranuIat d Sugar, 81 Pounds for 26C,

New Raislns, &c. per pound, or pounds
for &c.
Cracker-Dust. &c. per pound.
New Currants. &c. per pound.
New Citron, u lie. per pound.
New Figs. 4 pounds for 25c.
New Goldfish, &C.. per pound.
Chocolate Car3me is. u l-2c. per pound.
New Canned Corn. &c. per can.
Wine. for Jelly 5Jc. per gallon.
New Can Tomatoes. sc. can.
New North Carolina Cut Herrings, &c.
per dozen; or $50 per half-barrei.
Try our iCc. Tea it's better than you
are paying 0oc. for.
Vanilla and Golden-Drip Syrup, 3oc per
gallon.
GA Cider Vinegar, years old, zoe. per
New Dates. &c. per pound
New Mackerel, in kits zoe. per kit.
Early June Peas, Sc. q can.
New Strained Honey, l0c.; or pounds
New Irish Potatoes. 15c per peck.
New Mixed Nuts. pound for 25c.
New Preserves call klnds,. &c. per pound.
Mountain Fresh Roll Butter. I5c.
Fresh Mixed Cakes, &c. per pound
Jap. Brand. Roasted in 1-pound papers.
2oc; per pound: Java ana Laguayra.
Four Chalmrrs's Gelatlne for SOC.
Large Cans Table Peaches. l0c
Good Cream Cheese, l0c. per pound
New French Candy, 4 pounds for 25c.
/ IL dozen New North Carolina Roe
Best Layer Figs. lOc.. or pounds for
Csc
II Packs Firecrackers for DC.
Sweet Oranges. 20c. per Dozen
Large California Prunes. 3 pounds for
25c.
Pure Rye whiskey years old. 81 per
gallon.
Silver King Patent Family Flour, best
so d. $3.50. or 25c. sack.
Snowflake Patent Family Flour, best,
E75 or 2.c sack.
Xxx Fancy Family Flour. per barrel,
$325 or &c. sack.
Best City Meal. 45c. per bushel
Home Made MinceMeat, &c. per pound.
Sweet cider. zoe. per gallon.
Price-llst mailed on application.
5. ULLMAN'S son,
1870 and 1872 east Main street.
Uptown Store. sos east Marshall
Phone 3l8. ap 50-Tu, w, F&Sa
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~ o I l G E .

Pursuant 10 a deed OF trust executed
on the lst day Of June. 1856. by Charlotte
Sllngerand now deceased. and storm
S.ingerland. and recorded IN the Clerks
Office OF the County Court ~ q Oucf.t'r
county. in Deadlock n. az pags Zh.
snail (having been required 50 20 DO lT
the benefcaries I'm the said decd. OFFER
for sa q, at public auction at Gloucester
Courthouse, on thu
9Th DAY OF JANUARY. 1876.
al II o'clock NJ that being COunty-C0uri.
day. that VALUABLE FARM, called
Enfield" situated near the village 70
CappahOsic, In the said county, contain.
ing al acres. on which Is dwelling house.
In good repair, with nine rooms. and III
necessary outbui.dings. This Is "A rare cn-
pOrtunity for any one who wishes ID
truck
TERMS: Cash. enough TO pay the costs
Of executing this trust. and 10 pay the
debt secured by the said deed. amounting
in principal and interest TO 500; and as
10 any balance on such terms as tnf
said Storm Siinger,and may direct
MARYUS JONES.
de SPOT Trustee.
NJ a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-06
To sum Up.


To sum Up. the message Governors Is
well written. well worth reading. ana
shows that its author has closely STUDIED
the affairs of Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-06
FOR RENT. OR SALE. CHEAP.
REAL ESTATE At PRIVATE SALE.

WHEN REAL ESTATE IS SOLD THE
TAXES TDR THE CURRENT cAI.EN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
NENDEF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-06

BY virtue OF n certain deed ~ d..
dated November o. i@i. and ans wv
corded In the Richmond Chancor, -
Deadlock l53 &. page 3e5 to ssr.,,.'y
note therein described. default b..
been made. and being required ~
beneficiary so 10 10. ! will sell M ..i..i
auction. on the prem sos f-'.-
EDNESDAY. DECEMBER u ,.-
at 4 y. NJ, the REAL ESTATE f,,-..
IN said deed as 10. Ows. "Beqirr.-.
toe said south side 81 q str.., %
point distant ~ feet east OF i.a
section OF said south side of ~ s.
with the east side OF Thrilled NV,
running thence eastwardiy oa s,ff
street and fronting thereon ~ fe-f. tt..t
at right angles with said ~ e,r,., .
feet 10 the north side Of an a'iev ir Is
mon, i6 feet wide. thcnct along ffs -
side Of said alley wostwariiv u ~
thence by a straight line 10 tha ~
OF beginning" on said lot thor. 4
nearly NEW DETACHED Srrt,'
BRiCk-FRONT DWELLING a. 10
rooms. hall. etc, besides other lr,,..
ments.
TERMS: Cash. as 20 expense oil, ...-
and To pay note % 500. with .r,.,'
from December 3. 1885. and baiarc.
grantor In said deed may prescrlf. -
IN event OF his failure so 10 do Il. ~
trustee may prescribe. wv