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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-11
MANCHESTER MAN
DIED YESTERDAY
Funeral VIII Take Place in Mecklen-
burg County.
LITTLE JOHN EARL M0lES DEAD.
Meeting of Methodist Sundry School
Union Chesterfield County Court
The street Committee Meet.
Personal aud Notes.
LITTLE JOHN EARL M0LES DEAD.
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times.
1Il2 Gull street. Bealtic Block

Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times.
lIl2 Hun street. Beaitie Block
SIR. John ". Cieaton died at his resi-
6oace. so. i8z2 Bain0ridse street yester-
day morning az 800 O'Clock. AFTER an ILL
ne,s OF about ten weeks.
ms aeatn WAS 0le I'D liver troubles.
from which he suffered intensely. re was
born ln MecMenourg county foriy-seven
yeats ago A wic. four sons da1gh-
ter. and three sisters ana two brothers
sHrVigo him sis children are Nessrs.
J. ". H., +. S. r. r. and p. d. Cleaton'
and Mss e.. G.. curtis al ot THIS oty.
The remains win DE taken 90 bis Old
home IN Meckionburg county, this morn
ing at g.b O'Clock via the Atlantic
C0ast line. ana Inferred tn the family
burylne ground
John Earl intent child of Mrs John IT,
Moles. died yesterday morning az inc
residence Of his mother at o.V COCK.
aged sixteen months. The sympathy 81
tho many friends OF Mrs. Moles Is eN-
tended 90 her in her sad bereavement, as
six weeks ago yesterday sine mad inc
misfortune 90 bury her husband.
The funeral OF his littlc one will be
held to-day 90 22O O'Clock from the resi-
dence. No. 90 west Twelfth street con-
Quoted by Rev j. A. Spencer. lntermeni
~ Maury Cemetery.
st1NDAY-sCHOOL MEETING
Tho meeting Of the Manchester Meth
oalst Sunday school Association at Cen
trial Metnodiat church sunday afternoon
was largely attended The schools OF
Fffth-streei WestEnd. AsbuTy and
central churches participated and rem
dered nicely "a number NJ selections In
teresting addresses were made by the
ra Tnoufg. II
Rev b. W. Beauchamp and Mr. r. l..
Wells Of Richmond made pleasant
speeches.
The Chesterfield County Court Judge
Cioutonl convened i'm July term yesier.
day.
The dav was consumed in hearing and
disp0sine Of chancery and Dvil cases.
To-day the arguments concerning car-
tain points Of the franchise of the Ricn-
nond. Petersburg and Carolina railroad
will be heard and further matter In
reference % the land condemnation pro-
ceedines will 10 discussed.
The street Committee met A. Ninth
and Porter streets Yesterday afternoon
about SEQ o'clock. to view the Landscape
Ger IN reference 10 some repairs 70 be
made AT that noint. The committee will
make IFS recommendations 70 the Council
on Friday night.
personal AND NOTES.
The funeral Of Mr.. IT, @. Bailey took
place from Stockton Street church Sun
day afternoon az 1870 o'clock the In
torment being tn Naury Cemetery.
The Bainbridee-Strcet Baptist Sunday
school will have their annual picnic az
Dunlop's on July 18th. instead Of July
Tin
Mr. ". J. Carter has returned from a
business trip 10 North Carolina
Miss Willie Fiournoy IS detained at her
home. on Decatur street. by sickness.
Mr. NJ. W. Moore IS very III Al his resi-
dence. on west Ninth street
Mr. Marccilus Burke. WHO has been vis-
iting his family for several days. mas ie.
turned 20 his place OF business In Ohio.
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AUCTION SALEs--This Day.
By f. A. Catlin.
No. g north Eleventh street.
Twelve Dwellings
in West End
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, July llth,

at 6 o'clock Il. NJ, / VIII sell the very
COIY AND ATTRACTIVE DNELLlNG
HOUSE situated at the southeast corner
Of Leigh and Bowe streets. Ihls com
Portable old homestead has large iot
attached to g. on which thcfe Is plenty OF
shade and has to be seen 10 be appre-
Ciatcd.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER. wilr-seH the
TWO BLOCKS OF DWELLINGS con-
uguous thereto. fronting on BoWe ana
Leigh streets. They are double-tene-
monts. and viii be sold singly or In pairs
az option Of purchasers. This property
is convenient 10 the large stock yards,
now being erected. the r., r. and =.
shops. tine breweries. etc. and should
prove a good Investment. This Is good
opportunity, too for heads Of families 10
secure homes. as the most liberal terms
viii be given.
TERMS. Very easy
II. A. CATLIN.
fvG Aucti0neer.
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G. H. oliver, Auctiuncer
20 east Broad street

T RusTEEs sALE OF STOCK or
BY virtue OF deed made lo me Dy r.
w. Thon. dated July I. i~0. I will pro-
coed 20 sell. al public auction. on
THURSDAY, JULY rs, 1899.
1880 A. NJ. at No 1861 east Man street
the following. several Very Fine Patent
Window Shades. large ioi Very Fine De-
cantcrs. part niied with me liquors. iafse
lots Of DISHES. Cups SzuccrS, Plates
exc. one Large boiler and Large Heat
ing Stove. several Very Good Tables Of
All kinds. one Large Gas Range about
1000 Cigars. standard goods: one tame
Table, known as defil among tne taiiors.
aud 4 great many other things too ma
nlerous 10 mention, anch as are found In
grst-class har and restaurant They
will be sold in lots 10 the purchaser
j. " FEDDEN Irusiec.
G. IL. Oliver Auctioneer ~
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OBITUARY..
Mrs. Ellen G. Ricketts,.

NEW RIVER. VA. July 19.-Special.-
Mrs Ellen G.. Ricketts,. wife Of MT w.
II Ricketts, and mother Of Captain u. d..
Barger. an important official Of the Nor
folk and Western Railway Company died
AT the home Of Captain Barger on the
morning OF the 4th instant al $3.50 o'clock.
Mrs Ricketts, was in her siXty-eighth
year.
The funeral services we're conducted by
her pastor. Rev l.. ". Irwin. OF the Pres
hyterian church. assisted by Rev. T.. s.
Belts. Of the Methodist church
The following were the active pail-bear-
ers: Captain j. G.. Osborn. T. j. Hud-
son. J. II. Chumbley. J. w Munsey. Cap
tain VIM. Inees and 4. NJ Brooks She
was a klnd. good woman and viii be sadly
missed both at home and IN the church
Mrs. Rosa Whitlow.
Mrs. Rosa Whitiow. wife of Mr. John
y Whitlow. died on Friday AZ her resi-
dence. 10. 51t orleans street
The funeral took place sunday after
noon from Denny Street Methodist
church.
Mrs. Josephine J. Boyd.
Mrs. Josephine Louisa Boyd died Sun
day At the home q her daughter Mrs.
David simpson. No. llQS Beverly street.
she had been ill for a long time and
bore her sunerings vita Christian forth
fude. She was a kind and loving moth
er and had "A host of friends who VIII
sincerely mourn her loss
The funeral Will take place this morn
Ing at 1880 az the Church of the Cove
nant. The interment viii be in River
view cemetery
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al % o'clock T.. NJ. .n the order mentioned
below. the following described IhoI-
ID That LOT OF LAND. with the
DWELLtNG-HOtSE and 9tner improve
ments ilere0u fronting '-'- ieet ga thr
west side Of Deep sun rect apd run-
ming back between parallel lines 100 Lert
E inches 90 au alley gao lrel Woe. ana
beIue Lots Id. 49, ana u n square n ~
tle plan ot the West Ell --ahl ana tIh-
prUvrmcut Company. The D"t.lNs upon
This bot Us an attractive "eii-iIi"h5ed
tn0-stOry house. with nearly dI me mod
cru convenience. and ls tne same house
occupied Dy e.. fl. a. Bali Esq, as Che
~ rbat ION or LAND with the
PART GRANITE AND PART BRlCk
RESIDENCE aud other improvement
thereon. lr0utns A. teet on the south side
or Grove avenue tel"ern peep ltNh ana
rlushea streets. and between me fesl-
duce of MI n. ". Coffee on one side and
of Walter ID. simmons. Isq. on the other
This n am extraordinarily dtliltiltt
house. and upon tne ipt Nhich i' loo Ieel
deep. there are some handsome shade
.sl That certain LOT at the southeas,
intersection oil grove road ana Auburn
avenue fronting 100 feet on GroNe road
ANA running back 100 feet to dn alley no
residence OF The said Bail, aud there la no
more attractive lot In that iavofeI
lD That LOT OF LAND at ,he north
east intersection of Floyd ana Auburn
avenues fronting 1J6 feet ON me north
ern Une OF Floyd avenue and running
hqCk fTg feet TO am alley. Inis lot as vel
MS Inc one last mentioned. has handsome
shade trees along its entire front
AM Of this property is well situated
being I'm the trend of the city 60 best
growth. and should attract The attention
of hane-seekers and others. The several
parcels above mentioned may be further
eub-divided If in the opinion of the trus-
tee ID should seem wise t0 DO $50.
TERMS. One-fourtn cash, aud tue resi-
due i'm three equal instruments 40 one
two aud three years for notes with ul-
terest added. and title retained sale
subject 10 confirmation of the court.
iugO y. W. BOWIE, Trustee
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4 Ncgrn IlYnched.

ALMA. KAs. July i0-Dlck Williams.
negro. charged with the murder ~ two
white men. was lynched here last night
by mob OF white men.
The mob left the negro hanging to a
telegraph pole and six minutes later he
was cnt down By the town marshal 2nd
taken bacf 10 Tho county jail. where ne
recovered consciousness.
The negto Is stu alive. but cannot
tive
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There has been some complaint among
the residents Of Manchester that ihey
did not know whore 90 obtain tickets for
the b. Y 2. u. concert.
An those who wish to attend can pur-
chase tickets at Washington's drug store
I'm Manehester.
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AUCTION sfLrs.-Fniure DAYS.
By Edward 8 Rose Company
Real Estate Auetioneers'
No. II north Eleventh street.
CouRr SALE OF
Attractive villa Sites
and Granite QuaIrlGs
IN HENRICO COUNTY, NEAR Do'd'
BARTON,
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG" AM
POTOMAC RAILROAD
CONTAINING IN ALL 100 5J-lV
ACRES,
BEING A SUBDIVISION or ~
FARM FORMERLY OWNED ~
THE LATE h. \.
SCHULTZ.

nv ,,ir,uo Of a decree Of Henric0 CIR
cult Court entered June u, 800 III ''~
suit Of Peter Copeland ana vic W. -
Chewing ct ais Trustees, CT ai','
undersigned. special commissioners tHct
by appointed for the purpose VIII 70'' ~
auction. upon the premises. on
THURSDAY, JULY 90 1899.
al = o'clock T.. NJ. the above NAbu y
BILE REAL ESTATE, ly.ns DEW
BlOOmngdale Stock fdrn anu pe,,'' ,4
ton. about four miles nOrth OF hiclniggi,. .
an Inc south side OF the county road uIa
,.,',elfv has reer. 5ubdiyidcd. and Will De
offercd for sale ln tlNE-ACHE - -
eacb fronting on the new county roAl'
ana running back towards tns ~ Don.
Tbfs Sale offers "a nun opportunity TO l.oaS
,'f.t i,,-. r., combine city with country IRE.
The initiatory has already been maot' I'D
thar several prominent gentlemen u't4
act their business In the tltg anu .N9i',-
in this locality The rear poiuoL ~ .. ,.''3
property along the Bfooh % eor," 49,.
sun.oeef rD contain extensive ana mex
barsfiva Granite deposits. being a VEN OF
the valuable quarry now owned ail ~
rated hy Peter Copeland VIII Dt ~
separate After the above properly "a'
heer offered il subdivisions as lhuIc,ttu,
i, -'uf fbc, he offered as % whole. Maps
az Inc uroucrtv can be seen az tle once
~ the auCttonepre and also az the eaHe-
This is an unusual opportunity ~ Hu'
fertile land convenient OF access ,s AID"-
mOnd. either hl Hdiil t'iii''
on bv private conveyance. .,.,... b..
TERMS. Onc-third cash; the residue In
two equai instruments. az one and two
years. with interest ADDED from gay V5
s,fe FOR which notes are to Zoe given. ana
f.tIe retained until the whole purchase,
money is raid and % conveyance Us ordeied
~ A. j. CHEWING.
EDWARD s. ROSE,
CHARLES r. LOEHR.
Special Commissioners.
Edward s Rose CO.. AuctiOneers.
In the clerks office OF tho Circuit Court
OF the county of henrico-, opeiand ana
wife. pm.nuG against Schultz. EXor..
l. J. h. Broaddus clerk m me said
court Do certify that the bond required
~ Inc sneoial commissioners by the de-
cree rendered Don said cause ON the 2ist
dav of June 1900 has been duly given.
Given under ms hand as clerk of the
L T. BROADDTS
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DR.. William b. smith.

BOYDTON. VA. July 1O.-Special.-Dr.
William r Smith. a prominent physics an
OF near Hanford. Mecklenburg county
died Wednesday afternoon az his home
after an illness OF only about two weeks.
Or smith was a son Of the late Dr.
David G.. Smith. He was graduated
from Richmond Medical College in early
life and has been In the active practice
of his profession ever since.
TIE was about sixty-two years old. a
man Of sterling integrity and greatly he.
loved lie leaves a wife and two sons.
DR.. Smith Joined the Baptist church
while Young and lead "a CONSTANT
Christian life. He was "a Mason ana was
buried with Masonic honors.
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EMPORIA. VA July 10 Special
q 4 Poole a respected citizen OF South
Emporia died 40 his residence, OF com
sumption. yesterday az II o'clock A. NJ.
lie leaves a wife and two children. one
of them Mrs George Hanell Of Norfolk.
His burial will be az the cemetery here
az 5 o'clock this afternoon. Rev. NJ. A..
Davidson conducting the service.
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rupt. in the United states Circui, l.
for the Eastern District of Virginia.
I'm pursuance OF the decree OF
court entered on the 1th day OF July. i
the undersigned trustees VIII sell. by pub
Die auction. ON the premises on
THURSDAY. JULY l3. 1870.
Il O'Clock H.. ~. the following prop
erty, tO-wit:
Lots Is and l6. IN block 10 OF Brook
land Park plan. corner Br00kland Park
boulevard and Garland avenue fronting
20 feet on Garland avenue with depth
between parallel lines OF i'5 feet to li-foot
alley in common. with the spacious. mod
ernly-c0nstructed and handsome resi-
dence. the large stable and other build
ings, and some choice fruit and shade
trees thereon.
Lots II, -. 70 and H. I'm said block 10,
fronting 40 feet on said Garland avenue,
with ike depth 90 same alley.
Lots 81 and 81 In block ~ of said plan.
corner of said Br0Okand Park boulevard
and Fendai avenue, fronting 20 feet ON
said Feudal avenue. with Ike depth. 10
i1-f0ot alley n common.
Lots II. Us. 10. ~. 81. -, o. o. - and &C..
in said block ~. fronting $40 feet on said
Fendal avenue. with Ike depth o. said
last named alley En- common
The said property Is pleasantly and
conveniently situated on ana near The
First street extension 90 the City Rail-
way and IS of a very inviting character.
TERMS.-One-thlrd cash. balance I'm
equal instalmonts at @ and y months by
negotiable notes with interest added from
day Of sale. and title retained until DUR
chase money IS fully paid and conveyance
ordered hy the court, or an cash. at option
OF purchaser.
JOHN DUNLOP.
CIiAS. 4. ROSE.
IRVING r.. CAMPBELL.
Trustees.
JB. Elan & CO.. AuctiOneers.
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FOR sALE-BY A PARTY LEAVING
the city, nVe-year.oid KENTUCKY
BRED MARE sound gentle and hand
SOME Has been driven by 'ady
fhaetOn out OF The shop about month.
rubber mounted harness. \ very sty-
lish and handsome turnout Can be seen
O. W. -. Sutheriand's stable, Eighth
street near Main. jy9
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TUESDAY, July II, 1900

al IL O'Clock NJ. THE EXCHANGE
HOT Ell. situated at the southeast corner
OF Franklin and Fourteenth streets. in the
clfy of Richmond. Va
This hotel is arcl-tectually handsome.
well planned thoroughly arranged, ana
contains. Iu addition 10 parlors, oulcea'
Kitchens and some stores Nnleh VIII ne
presently mentioned. about 15J guests
chambers IT'S location d. near the pro-
posed joint passenger depot OF tine g.. ana
o.. railroad and the g., y. ana g. raifoaa,
nov AN assured fact. which. OF course,
adds to it- desirabhity and attractiNene,s
as "a hotel nr0party There are ln the base
mout on the FraHfIin-slreet front several
small store. lr Offices which ordinarily
command good rentals. and on me tour-
teeuth-strcel side are TWO or three large
stores. besides some smaller ones. Wmch
add greatly to the value of thia property.
or course there are Other uses To- "nich
this property might be put, such as gene
other Kindred uses -
For particulars address the aucuoneer
or any ~ the commissioners
TERMS. Ouc-.0urth caen. me re-ldue
ON credits of one. two ana three years,
for notes. with interest added, ana 500
cured by deed of trust. or ail cash. at the
option OF the purchaser. ..
FRANK vs.. CHRISTIAN,
EUGENE O.. MASSlE.
JACKSON Guy.
A. w. PATTERSON.
Special Commits -ioncrs.
hereby certify chat the bonds required
of the -uec.a. commissioners hF The fore
going DEGREES have boon duly given.
CHAS. O. SANlLLE,
JUS Clerk.
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NEWPORT NEWS. VA, July 9.-Col
Thomas Barton French a prominent
Confederate veteran. and one of the best
known citizens here died yesterday
morning in his sixty-nlnth year, from
apoplexy. lie left a widow and and hNe
children.
col French was born IA spotsylvania
county. Va. Just outside Of Fredcricks-
burg when The war began he enlisted
IN the Confederate Army. and was ape
pointed frst lieutenant Of the Stafford
Light Artillery August g. 1861. Tie was
promoted 10 the captaincy OF the bat
terry. and later Co Major of ARTILLERY. In
1864 Mai Cen r. Taylor recommended
him for promotion 20 Lieutenant Colonel
and chief OF ARTILLERY I'm Walkers Di-
vision re was aferward appointed
colonel under Gen Kirby Smith.
After the war Col. French went 20
Louisiana. where be resided for more
than twenty years. coming 90 Newport
News IN 1850 In 1894 he was appointed
Inspector OF Customs by Collector l.. II.
stearnes This position he held al The
time OF his death.
DR.. william J. Halle.
WALKERTON. VA, july l0-special.
Dr william j Halle. one of the most
prominent citizens of Essex county. died
at MS residence az Milers yesterday
morning. lie was in his seyeniy-sixth
year. and for nearly fifty years practicod
lbs profession iu Essex county. also iep-
resented his county IN the House ~ Dele
rates some years ago. His funeral TOOK
place this morning with Masonic hCnors
by Arlington lodge. Of which he was q
member. lie was twice married aud
leaves widow.
Mrs. Georgia flcaicy
STORMONT, VA. July io-Speclal.-
Mrs. Georgia Healey. wife Of Captain
Robert Healey of Harmony Village. died
al the residence Of her husband last
night at " o'clock, IN he sixty-hrst year
OF her age. Mrs Hcaey had been conf
fined 20 her bed for many years She
always bore her ahiictions with Christian
fortitude.
Outside OF her bodily Affections she
AID her venerable husband have suffered
more severe losses In the death OF their
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Nm. Ninria h. Hr lni,s-

Mrs. Maria - Brooks died Yesterday
afternoon az - o'clock az her residence.
NO. Goa south Laurel street. after "a long
illness. which she bore with Christian
Brooks. who survives her She was "a
member of Pine-Street Baptist church.
and was much beloved by those who
knew her she was twenty-nine years of
age.
The funeral viii take place this after
noon at $50 o'clock from pne-Strcet
Bapust church. and the interment will
be i'm OakwOOd Cemetery
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AUCTION stLE,--Futnre pays
Auction stLE---Futnre Days
by =. \. caiiin,
NO 6 norla ElsvdatA -ss~-A
TRUSTEES AUCTION s-AA@
Corner Store
and Dwelling,
Twenty-N Ninth and O Streets.
Twenty Ninth and O Streets.

In execution of deed Of trust 10 me,
dated MAY r. 1872 OF record IN cicik
office Richmond Cnmccry Court -. -.
i'm Inc payment Of note therein secured,
and being required SD tD do By the holder
of said note. J VIII. on
THURSDAY. JULY ~. 1890
M G.9O O'Clock =. A. on the premises.
eeu at public auction. 90 the highest bid
dor the large frame store and dwelling
situated at The northwest corner of
Twents-ninth and Q s'feet-. me ltf
S,.,fe -JS foof on 20" street. and extends
b,ct retwecn parallel lines l2s feet
TFRNs. Cash for expense NJ sale and
as fo $1,000 and interest thereon from
Nav H. 1s'8 and balance 70 amy. &c
one year with interest. ana secured by
trust-dccd. T. y 90 ~
jy7 trustee
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By request OF the heirs-at-law o. r. H.
Kunu. deceased. vino have determined %
sen FOO settle up tlc estate. we VIII sell.
by auction. al inc HeurcO county court
house. ON
Tuesday. JULY II. 1899.
at T. O'Clock 81. tnat DESIRABLE
TRACT or LAND, located ass above.
About e. acres off th.s land is cleared and
DO ouIiiEat0u-ihe character OF soil being
such as viii produce any crop raised in
ths section ol tue c0uuiry-oens now
used for trucking and other crops.
Tile other portion OF The land ls well
covered with wood 0f suitable size 10 oc
marketed. The dwelling and outhWidins-
are DID, but there are several good build
ing sites upon else property fronting the
main thor0ughlare
ANY one VITA Ittle money. taste and
industry can make th.s one ~ the most
attractive and comfortable homes In the
neiehb0rhDOd.
Nr Gcoree Jordan the present occu-
pant win take pleasure I'M showing the
property.
TERMS. One-fourth cash. balance. at
one two and three years, interest added
and secured by decd of trust
a. j. CHEWING CO..
fg2 AucuoueeTs.
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ANtNitlf A'NtN 90
VI July l., 1879.
Pursuant 10 tine above mentioned decree
i'm said suit The undersigned, appointed
.neolgl commissioners thereby, VIII offer
Tor sale uu0n the premises, on
TUESDAY JULY ii, 1870,
af e.2D o'clock j.. ~. the REAL ESTATE
of which the late Henry j. S-rattOn died
seized. consisting OF LOT, fronting s.
feet and d inches ON the eastern line Of
Twentv-fOurth street. just north OF Clay
street and running back ~ feet TO an
alley.
The improvements thereon consist OF a
double frame dwelling. containing about
seven rooms. and usual Outbuildings. and
with "a small outlay can ne biedug en-
HANGED in value. ,., .,.,..
,rhe property viii be offered either as q
whole or sub-di1ided as may be deemed
best al time Of sale.
TERMS. One-f0nrth Of the purchase
money I'M cash: residue in three equal IN
stalnents AZ SIX. twelve ana eighteen
months. the purchaser 10 give hespilHpie
not s. with interest from lne Hts "i aai',
and the title retained until the entire
ni,rcbsse-rnorev b. paid and "a conveyance
ordered bv the court Sale made subject
fo continuation of Chanccry Court Of
Richmond. .r. .,,-e,,r
LANES H. CANNON.
gpecial Commissioners.
7 certify that the bond required Of the
special commissioners by the above de-
cree has been duly given.
CITAS. .. SAVlLLE.
iyG clerk Chancery Court.
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FOR SALE. FINE LARGE REFRIn-
FRATCR. Made 20 order SMITH q
HAYDEN, No. 20 south Thirteenth
Strfet
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BY John n. Goddn & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Bank and Eleventh streets.

~ OAlMISSIONERs AUCTION SAID
y or A DESIRABLE FRAME COZ
TAGE IN THE COUNTY OF hENkll0
fTOWN OF HARNIE1. AT IllE
SOUTHW VEST CORNER OF POW hA-
TAN AND MEADOW STREETS In ex-
ocutiOn of a decree of the Circuit Coui .
of the county OF HeuricO, entered on 81
June 1899 in the case Of Joseph W.
L.aube against John -. Reeves and ais.
the ndersi gncd. special commissioners,
will SELL az public auction. on the prem
Uses, on
TUESDAY, JULY II. 1899,
al $50 O'Clock r. NJ, the above PROP
ERTY. located at the corner of pOWhalan
and Meadow streets The io- has T. front
ON south side Of POwnatan street OF IS
fect and depth OF 10 feet and
designated as No. 10. The improve
rneuf- consist Of "A comfortable
srsrSe dweil.ne. containing ! rooms, be-
sides two small frame buildings In rear
TERMS. One-fOurth cash. balance in
six twelve and eighteen months, for
NEGOTIABLE notes, interest added. ana title
retained until all the purchase-money is
Daia and conveyance ordered by the
court. or all cash. at the optiop Of the
p1''"'9'' JAMEs w. GORDON.
a. b. DICKINSON.
Special Commissioners.
In tho clerks office OF the Circuit Court
~ The county of Henrico-Joseph W.
Taube plaintiff IS. John b. Reeves
az" proaddus. clerk of the said
Cunt 40 certify that the bond required
~ tbe speclal commissioner BY the decree
- In said cause on The 22d day
81 Iure. 1899 has been duly given.
Given under my hand, as clerk OF me
SAID court. this 10Th day Of june $50.
iva }. L. BROADDtS.