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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-12
OLD FASHIONED FAIR.
The lsnppal,annock Fair to II ave.
Tournament on a Large Scale.


fSpeeial pis.,stnh 10 Tho yi,.esa
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. September
1.-THE popular old-time tournaments are
coming back into favor again. Successful
contests between knights of the spear have
taken place this summer al various points
~ the counties Of this section, and the
rivalry for the honor Of GROWING the
queens and maids Of homer has been as
! keessas IN The ch.ralrons days of the past
The charge 10 the knights and the corona
ton address has in nearly every case been
Z delivered by young orators. fresh from col
s lege, who fairly repeiea In rhetorical lights
and We're applauded TO the echo by the de-
lighted auditors There is talk now of pro-
aid.ag for a Tournament, on a big scale. to
lake place on the fair grounds here during
iilr fair. Of the Rappahannock Valley A.
sociation, to be held September 9th. aGtl,
and 9th. 10 be followed by a grand corona.
lion ball a. night The movement is meet
Ing with popular favor. and viii no doubt
eliminate IN a fine success, It is expected
that knights from distance of sixty miles
Will participate.
WiId turkeys are said TO be more nun,er-s
Gus IN the wilderness OF Spetsylv ania conn-
" and along The lower part of Orange
county than Tor many years past Par
4rad9es have also Increased largely IN NUM-
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A LADY THREATENED.
A Negro Arrested, and Much Excite
ment Ensued.
(Srecjal Dispatch to The Times.

Especial Dispatch TO The Timcs)
CLIFTON FORGE, VA, September IL
As Mrs T. L. Spinner Went In her kitchen
about 6 o'clock last evening she was con-
fronted by negro named Walter Caring
ton. who demanded that she give him
something to eat, threatening to XIII her II
she didn't.
Mrs. Spinner screamed for help. and ran
out OF the kitchen. The negro escaped by
Jumping down the bank into Smith S
Creek, and ran to Iron Gate, where he was
caught by Mr.. Spinner's stable boy, Jim
Brown, who brought him back TO Chiffon
Forge and handed him over to O1ilcer
Cochran.
He was taken before Mayor Tinsley and
committed 10 the county jail for the acton
Of the grand jury.
When the negro was brought back
large crowd gathered, and in order to avoid
any trouble Mayor Tnsley depuuzed
guard of twenty-five men to protecs nm.
The prisoner was taken to CoFngtoh o., on
the 9:S5 p NJ. train and lodged IN lal!. me
crowd ina, collected followed the negro
to the train. but beyond making threats
madegflo demonstration of violence.
Mrs spinner was badly frightened by me
negro's threats, but was not injured DS
him.
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Virginia Military institute men of the class,
of 1850. have been in Lexington hing
the football applicants for the pa week.
with the arrival tomorrow of Samuel A.
Boyle. Jr., University Of Pennsyltantf
,ss another expert coach will be dded tn
the list. From the two eieveas WI pc
selected the best material, and the pros
pects are bright for a superior team at the.
Institute this year.
From the nature OF their training foot
bali is the favcrite game with The cadets
and all new men who are in any way
inclined to atheletics are cordially well
coined to take their chances in securing
places on the team. i successful n being
seiectea. it gives the new man. the RI
a prestige ntflerWise unit tainahle.
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V, NJ. /. ATHLETICS.
The Football Sos ,duie for the Next
n,,,,,as


fSnecial Dispatch to The ItmesC
1,yi SNiTrCSN. Va, Sept l1.-Ihe VII
uinis Military Institute TOOL pan seiisau las
80 ,,,a season of 1900 has been arranged
nv tbe following managers: y , aHsaii'
Gf I.rnchburg Val d. iudson, o. i" w., go
Tex. c. McCabe, OF t'ai tii'ioa -, :, W.
80 Miller of Stanton, Va, as
follows: ~
At Lexington, octooei es''' .-Ae
mer,t TO be filled
At Lexington. October 18th. with Wash
ineton and Lee University.
At Lexington, October Goth. with Rich
mond College.
,a~5-rean october 2t{h. with univer-
sity of Virginia.
axington. October 9th, with Roanoke
College.
At Lexington, November Sd. with ST
Alhans School.
Georgetown University.
Al Lexington November 18th, with
washington and Lee University.
At Iesiprtosl. November 9th. With Uni
versitv OF Mary'anfa-
AT Norfolk. November 29th Thankssiv-
5nys with Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
ar @faa man syilo played on last years
eleven ii,a following have already reported:
ysrller Can't. quarter back: Miller. right
3,a # back. Johnson. guard !; Wright. center:
Kirk. tackle. Marshall. tackle Old cadets
who are trying .ars places on the tea N
sfa-e Smiley Castieman. Lee, Be!rae, Tut
KILLER, EllYsan. Dewey and Rankin Tie.
MGR, a.,piving Cor i,,a4ses are Milton.
III Rerrv,.,,,ss;: Perry. of Tesss. Sloan. of
sI,spnsrlyan-a: HAYS of Kentucky: Left
.sicf OF Texas. Mann. of Nottaway:: john.
son. ns Norfolk: Paul. of: Harrisonburg,
ana Roasss nf lexington.
s.e11ai;el we, aer,s. he smnlsg coacf1sof the
& Ifniversity os Pennsylvania. and w
Bruce aaontgorn cry. OF I.ynchbnrg, and
b E Eiscoe, OF Washing ton. d. c.. both
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VlRGlNlANS LOST.
u. H. peck and Family From Hann-

Il. H. Peek and Family From Hamp-
TON Esctisns:,t Galveston.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. September IL
Information was received In Hampton To-
day 10 the effect tnt r. H. Peek, wife.
and five children were victims Of the storm
in Galveston. Texas
Mr.. Peek resided in Hampton for some
time. leaving for the Lone Star State
about fifteen years ago. He was City
Engineer of Galveston
Mr. Peek was a brother Of Mrs Fred
Cunningham. and cousin of Mayor James
Barren Hope. and DR.. Peek. of Hampton.
He WAS also a cousin Of HE late Judge
Peck. He was about As years of age
ard was q graduate of Virginia Military
Institute
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MRS. WARRINER BETTER,
The Servant Question Live Issue in
Charlottesville:
Especial Dispatch to The Times. J


cf1ARLOTTESVILLE, VA, September
n-Mrs. DR.. Benjamin Warrinner. who
was struck and injured by the Chesapeake
ana Ohio cars at the Union Depot on
September 1st, is much improved though
she still suffers from the heavy shock re-
ceived.
A sewing school for colored girls has
been opened in this city by Mrs Alice
Scott The pupils enrolled UP to this time
is one hundred and five. The school is UNI
der the management of experienced officers
and teachers.
1t is almost impossible to procure colored
girls for domestic work. Many white peo-
pie are doing their own work. ii being i'm
possible to get servants. All the poor
white girls who have to work for a living
have gone into factories and shops, and the
colored have refused to do domestic work.
The citizens are thinking OF importing
white servants from distance.
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RHEA IN GILES.
Ladies III the Audience-Isepubl ican
SpeakiIl:r Also
fsnecinl Dispatch to The Times.)

fSnacfnl Dispatch to The Times)
3 PEARISBURG, VA, September IL
Judge YIN. T. Rhea addressed a large and
enthusiastic crowd On the court-green here
to-day. The courthouse was occupied by
the Republicans who were addressed by
Hon. Lee Moore, of Christiansburg, and
Colonel j. Hampton Hoge.
Judge Rhea made most convincing ar
gument against the policies of the Repub-
lican party, and made fine impression
upon the people. Giles county Will give
GOOD minority on November 9Th. About
fifty ladies' came out to hear the Congress-
man, and manifested much interest II
was singular, but there was not a lady
present at the Republican speaking. Their
PAGES We're taken by The negroes.
Judge Samuel w Williams and Colonel
J. NJ. Frnech were called on and made
splendid old-fashioned Democratic speeches.
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SYNAGOGUE DEDICATED.
he ',ccision OF sir. Il!lyson Gives
Gtnorai Satisfaction.
Especial Dispatch TO The Timcs.)

NEWPORT NEWS. sept 1.-THE new
Jewish Synagogue on Virginia Avenue
was dedicated this afternoon with elabo-
rate and imposing ceremonies, the feature
Of which WAS magnificent and beautiful
dedicatory sermon by Rev. Edward N
Calisch. OF Richmond.
The decision of State Chairman Ellyson
and his two colleagues from the District
Committee on the issue between the New
port News City Democratic Committee
and the forces that had gathered for q
complete reorganization Of the party here,
gave general satisfaction. Whie it is
considered a great victory for the reor-
gan zation crowd, the committeeman ard.
their friends profess to be thoroughly satis-
fed with it. The movement will probably
result in the election of one of the finest
Democratic City Committees in the State.
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WEDDING CARDS.
A Ten-Year Old Boy Bitten by a Moe
caSin Snake.

Especial Dispatch 10 The Times.)
LAUREL GROVE, VA, Sept 1o.-Rev.
and Mrs. William P. Jordan, of HEREFORD,
\. c., have issued invitations to the mar
riase of their daughter. Mary, to Rev
Charles j. f. Anderson, at HEREFORD Zap
list Church on September 18th
KEY MI. Anderson is a native of vir-
sihla a graduate OF the Southern Baptist
Theological Seminary,-of louisiana, KY,
anu former student of Wake Forest
College. n. c.
The ten year old son Of Mr.. D. S. CLANCY
was bitten by moccasin snake at Mil
Church. Atlas, Va, yesterday
Mrs. Mary A. Clark. an aged lady of this
ne1ghborhood, who, for several days has
suffered from a stroke of paralysis, is
reported better this morning.
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f,ers within the past two years in this sec

sbers Within the past two years In this Sec
ton. ~
Nsar spring. In The Passapatanzy
neighborhood. King George county,, from
which the soldiers drank water during the.
Civil STar;sa son Of Mr.. s. Shelton found,
a few days ago, a silver nles al. on WI csl
Is the following Inscription: ". We r.
lana..co. K, G:h wis. Vols. Iron Brigade,
war 1861. y
NE. Case. of Ohio. has purchased about:
81 900 worth of property. coassst.ng parity
Of town los at Beaieton. inslower kaucuier
county. ard farm of so acres known as
Isackwo6d properly. located one me- from
that place. He VIII make his home a
Beafetor.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
$3.50 Reward

for the arrest of JOS. B. EVANS alias
t1-ARRY MILLER alias JOS. RAPLEY
alias TOPEKA JOE. escaped from the
city jail the morning OF September Sd.
DISCRETIONARY > feet az inches
tail: weight, $50 pounds; blue eyes; sandy
hair; about twenty-siX years old; clean
shaven; scar in centre of forehead, and
wore a piece of white cloth about size of
quarter over same. Had on q grayish-
brown suit and brown SLOUGH hat. / will
pay the above reward and come anywhere
for him. j: Z. SMlIlt,
City Sergeant, Richmond, Va.
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Iaw-LioIltncr.

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
WATERMELON, VA. September IL
Miss Alice NJ. Lightner and Mn Ellsworth
Law. of Saratoga, n. Y, were'married to-
day at '.Fairvew," the home of the brides
mother. Mrs. G.. I. Meade, near Calverton,
by Rev. Mr.. Clopton. Of the Episcopal
Church.
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By Augustine Royal 6 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office, Leader Building,
Manchester Va
IT. HE FINEST BUSINESS PROPERTY
EVER OFFERED IN OR NEAR

II HE FINEST BUSINESS PROPERTY
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1900.
AT (: 80 O'CLOCK 2. n, ON THE
PREAISES.-At the request of Mr..
Thomas 3. Cersley (who retires from
active business on account of ill-health},
we will sell, at auction, on the day, hour
and place named above, the SPLEEN
DIDLY-ARRANGEDS STORES, Nos. .311
to 2:i2l inclusive. These handsome and
admirably-loc stores are well built
and in fine order, with all the modern i'm
provements. city water, etc. The lot
fronts 10 feet on Hull Street and over
30 feet deep, with large and Weli-ar-
ranged stables, sheds, etc. This is the
bcst-equipped property for the conduct
OF a large trade anywhere to be found in
Also. FOUR HANDSOME VACANT
LOTS viii be sold at the same time, adj
joining the iirst-described property.
Also, d SPLENDID PLOT OF GROUND
in the rear of the first-named stores con-
tanning over an acre, We'll suited for
manufacturing purposes.
A plat OF this property is with the auc-
tioneers, and Will be shown at sale For
further particulars address the under
signed
TERMS: On the store property, one
lIIth cash, balance at one two, three and
tour Years; on vacant lots. one-fourth
cash, balance ut one and two years for
notes, u per cent interest, secured by
truSt-deed
AUGUSTINE ROYAL & Co,
li,ia,lb,is AuCtioneerS.
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{siE,f..lts Office OF 5olleslsliisiet y
Sla,,rt tl,e former in Deed-Book 50, page
- .,rf,S the latter in Deed-Book NO %,
na@e 4S4, default having 2eell I 1s.. IN me
r., TInent of a part OF the deots secured
thereby and being diIeeteda ~ t, ~
he holders thereof the undefSiSttsu, tius-
tees. will offer for sale: at puoiie aue 'loii'
- WEDNESDAY, 0CTOBER .. l5Go,
r, y 81 : z Nd NINETY FIVE l29J) ACRES
c. LAND, more or less. frontlns on
James River and sStend r,,gg,, 1G a.0
This land is in the highest state OF sui-
fiyation. and embraces about one H9ni,
dred acres of river loWgrounlus, WIZ ~
easily yield sixty bushels G; OF eoln a pae
hundred tons The buildings are WY
handsome mansion, containing ~ i hoo.iis,
bathroom and modern eot tntia roo1,
overseer's house, quarters; stapls i n,pia
FOR seventy horses, hay barns, etc. iili .I
property has the reputation OF beins' any any
is in reality, the most attractiVenn ai az,
valuable farm in the vicinity u
mOnd. .o,,- far,,,
In addition to its value as stock lari ~
and an attractive country zreSloeiicE, -
is exceptionally valuable for the 1olio"-
e First It's frontage of about one-half a
mile on James yer, which at TINS POM pom
is about two feet deeper than at hse ,ii
mond, makes it yeryvaina2 .ol There
is probably no better site than this ior
large ship-yard and dry-dock
second. There is an excellent granite
o,arrv on the property, near the river;
55o aqpoTt of b bFsf By e' Mater aD and
r,ilroat the deposit of brick clay oeihs
ilanedately on the seaboard a., Ar 81 Line In
| hallway which passes through the larhi'
Third The electric line that has been
recently surveyed from Manchester ;l 10
tha
nike passes Immediately in front OF the
rear part of this farm. thus making II
valuable for acreage lots. -,
TERMS: One-fourth cash and the pal
ance in one, two and three years from @n7
dav of sale. and secured by deed OF trust
or the purchaser can make large cash cash
payment if he desires so TO do interest
on deferred payments to be pald semi
annually. n w. % ~, e. Daaa
JOHN CHAMBLIN,
JAMES CASf1E.
sell Trustees in Second Deed.
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BY H. Seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Aucuoneef,
No. s North Eleventh Street.

nouRT SALE or THAT DEsIR-
" ABLE AND CENTRALLY LO-
GATED THREE STORY AND BASE :
MENT. BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE
AND LOT,
No 4O7 Ellen I.NTH STREET. Be
TWEEN MARSHALL AND
CLAY STREETS.
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BY II. A. McCurdy.
Real Estate Auctioneer.

b
TRUsTE1. S SALE OF HOUSE AND
LOT no l4I5 NORTH THIRTY
FIRST STREET.-In execution of the
provisions OF a certain deed or trust OF
August 30, 1899, and duly recorded in
Henrico County Court, D. B. l57 b, page
zoo, the undersigned will offer for sale,
upon the premises, on
SATURDAY, SCI fEMBER 18TH,
at 6 2. NJ, all the REAL ESTATE con-
veyed by the said deed, consisting OF
two-story frame detached dwelling; large
stable and the necessary outhouses. The
lot has a front of IS feet On the eastern
line Of Thirty-first Street beyond 7 Street,
and runs back l05 feet to an alley, and is
OF less width on said alley. and is known
as Lots 23 and 24 of Ullman and Waller
STEMS plan
TERMS: Cash as to cost and expenses
of sale ana any delinquent taxes, and
sufficient 70 pay off note for goa 500 with
interest from Goth August, SD; balance
at one and two years, WITH interest
added, and secured by tru Is I'd, d
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In Campbell Circuit Court Clerks office,
i hereby certify that Charles Sack
EFT. commissioner, has executed bond as
required in above decree.
JOHN E. WITHERS,
Clerk.
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In part execution of the decree rendered
March =, 1870, by the Circuit Court of
Campbell county, Va, in the suit OF
Elliott, &c, VS.. Elliott, &c, Will, as
special commissioner thereby appointed.
proceed TO sell the aforementioned
house and LOT at public auction, on
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EXECIToR's SALE
IL OF
Fine Old Virginia Plantation

a ae sress o yafTaIse viIW situated in
the most niet,,res,,tle and healthiest sec
ton of the famous con-,
tanning :s ACRES li2s,Ll4saSt9 We'll
watered and tmbered. BfiqS man. mansion Or
ward f,rchar, Of $50 trees, al bearing
Large frame barn. gr,lnary, ete Close to
school and church and
neig:hborhood Six miles 81 i'eoiord city
s'H For ri,.e f - photograph and fun
Information address ~, M 4 r 1r,,r,
+. : = W. y. 2 81 = = Lynchburs, " a.
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HELP ,yASIED-Mule.
EXCURSIONS

ODD FELLOW ESct1RsfoN,. GID
Point and thc capes, SATURDAY. Soel5,
tsm.er 18th. 1890 via GhssaiszztENe anu
0h:o Railroad Train lea8es Hf2at. :.
Street Station Saturday Ii1or.lfas az - -
o'clock: returning leaves dip / SIX = 2
r. NJ. share. Round "trip fisezs1, tac.uti-
ing trip to capes on elegant steamer
Ham 1son Roads AT $50 z NJ stpoti
presentation of railroad ticket - I. . M
berlin Hole regular dfa0es NAY ne
at Is cents.
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Having determined on leaving the State
| shall sell by public auction Oh the
premises.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 1900, .
at u H., my BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN
RESIDENCE, situated on williamsburg
road, two miles from Richmond. The
farm has about forty acres, with dwelling
Of l. rooms, with large basement. good
outbuildings. water in yard, with plenty
OF good fruit.
Immediately after the above SALE I shall
offer my FARM on the New Market road,
six miles below Richmond, IL acres, of
which 80 are cleared. There is com
portable dwelling, good outbuildings, q
fine orchard. and good water.
The sale of my PERSONAL PROP
ERfY commences at 1850 y. NJ. sharp,
consisting OF 3 Cows, % Turkeys, Leg
horn Fowls, Farming implements, House
hold Furniture, Growing Crops, Hay,
Aillet, Cord-Wood, etc, etc.
TERMS: Cash as TO personal property;
on farms. one-thrd casb-halance six,
twelve and eighteen months. secured by
trust deed. Mrs. e. A. TRENCH. :
W. B. TRAYSER, -Auctioneer.
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,TJCrIoN SALES Future pays
JBLIC AUCTION SALE

BY J. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers.
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z Auction saI.ES--This Day.
- sUcTIoN SAFES This Day.
BY McVeigh 81 CHM,
Rea Estate Auct.oneers,
-, ,x-..:lli2 East Main Sfralt
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
8is6 @ 5..--,--r-
Nc. la2 NORTH SECOND ST lss = -
No. 1lls polar STREET

s VIRTUE of CERTAIN deed Of 1ss6
alay secorded oIiiee e..o s.
..cnInend shaneery Court DeeaSf2og, -,
page Al, default having pes.
& n 5.l a5iils2t Of the
anu pe;as required 10 do SO oy t:!s
S ;a ~ Vii proceed to seii,oh .tie
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1860
at $50 o'c.ocls P. Nj: e-,,r-, =
fgsI Thslt DESIRABLE % 5's Z
/ 2 D ELLISG, 81
olltl street. The lot fronts y Iest95l .iis
Ns Side of Second Street. between 5 tata,-
5 3oa and Dural Streets, and e&iehds o SiciA
between parable: lines liz feet.
Second Ana immediately ,,J tnn1ssss7al
say at o'clock, the Ivy 4gl ~ " :
AAlE-AND-BRICk DIV Eli :. = "a, ~ No.
lsla Poplar Street. The lot fronts q lee,
inches on the south side Poplar OF oioM;i
street, between Fourteenth ana fiieeilth
streets, AMI runs back 106 feet.
IERaiS: Cash sufficient TO pay cos
and expense of executing tbs trust, al i
city and State taxes, and anote Tor sS sG9
WITH interest on same from May i5lil, Nv
to day OF sale; the balance IN equal ms al :
ments at one and two years from DAY %
sale. for notes with interest added, ana
secured by a deed of trust on the sad
property.
SOL. cUTCHINS, Trustee.
McFeigh & Gilinn, Austioneers,
More liberal terms may be ANNOUNCED at
sale. SepS.
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BY Augustine Royal & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office, No. 10 Tenth Street,
Manchester, Va.
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We will sell, at public auction, on the

We. will SELL at public auction, on the
premises.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1900,
AT & O'CLOCK p. NJ.
that TWO-STORY BRICK DRUGSTORE,
No. I'LL North Twenty-ffth Street,
known as '.Slaughter's Drugstore. 1t
contains. besides the store. > rooms back
of the store and 5 rooms upstairs, and
kitchen in the yard.
the FRAME DWELLING, Immediately
Twenty fifth Street, containing > rooms.
These two pieces OF property front to-
gether 50 feet on the east line of Twen
ty-tifth Street, between @ and r Streets,
with a depth of 40 feet to an alley 10
Terms OF SALE: one-fourth cash;
balance in six, twelve and eighteen
months, bearing q per cent. interest, Sc
cured by deed of trust.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
SCI Auctoneers.
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q on
FARM. STOCK. FOWLS. IMPLEMENTS,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. GROW
ING CROPS, ETC.
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MONDAY, sEPTEAIBER II, 1900,

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1906
At $50 O'CLOCK z. NJ.
This house was built OF the best ma
terial. in the most substantial manner,
and contains l. rooms, besides bathrooms,
kitchen, and servants rooms, and is sup
piled with the usual modern improve
The lot fronts 2ti feets and runs back
16O feet to a wide public alley.
The fact that this property is SO Well
and centrally located in a good neigh
borhood and convenient to all public
buildings should commend it to all seek
ing a desirable residence.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at Sin.
twelve. and eighteen months, for nego-
TABLE notes. with interest added, and
the tIg.e retained until the whole pur
chase money is paid and a deed is ordered
CHARLES H. SACkETT,
Special Commissioner.
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L BRICK STORE AND / FRAME
DWELLING ON NORTH TWENTY
FIFTH STREET.
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State of Virginia, county of Henrico-ss.:
/, Oliver ]. Sands, president OF the
aboye-nam AIMED bank. do sotemnly swear
that the dbove statement is true to the
best OF my knowledge and belief.
OLIVER J.SANDS, President
subscribed and sworn to before me this
Il 1th day of September, 1900.
T. FITZGERALD,
Notary Public.
& VIM. c.. CAMP.
& W., b. SAUNDERS,
C.8E.s WINGO 5s.{5
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LIABILITIES.

LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in. ........S 100000 90
Undivided profits. less eN-
penses and taxes paid...... Il, 16T As
ing .s--.......... 100000 90
tional banks 500, oes 81
Due 10 State banks
and bankers ... 9,434 81
Subject to check. sss1,s1s II
Demand certificates
of deposit 10000 90
deposit 49,. 45.19s "a
Certified checks SAP 76
outstanding 5,24a II
United States de-
pos.,s IL, 900 co
- 712.GG6 81
Total 81 L s;..S 331 05
81 g.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-12

Having determined on leaving the State,
| shall sell by public auction Oh the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-12

CHARLES II. SACkETT,
Special Commissioner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-12

In addition to its value as stock farm a.
! and an attra ctive country residence, II
&c excentionally valuable for the follow