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Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-07

STRIKE for a HOME OF YOUR OWN.
Come in out OF the wet, into the clear
s%unAhinel Think OF full sized lots 'front.'
ing on and overlooking a beautiful park
and on new car lines at only $50 TO 500
each and only $500 down and only $500
,.per month. Bemis, Paxton block.
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Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-07
HANSCOM PARK

HANSCOM PARK
n nine room modern house on paved
street for $500, 1914 Francis ST.
THE OMAHA REALTY co.
1914 Farnam ST.
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Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-07
yPHOLsTERING.

PETERSON & LUNDBERG, lis s. 18th.
Tel. L-235S. -6So
GATE CITY Upholstering Co, woven wire
springs frightened. Tel. B-2O75. lI0S st.
Mary's ave. -M4oo
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-07

D. v. SHOLES COMPANY,


IS 50. 18th ave., cor. Howard, 2
rooms. al, modern. oak finish, good re-
pair. cor. lot S0xl00. Owners leaving
city, want to sell this week. Someone
gets a bargain. SEE US.
si1, 900 for 4 two-story, S-room, modern
pressed brick houses. within " mile OF
y. O., east Of Creighton college: al
ways rented. brings n.4+O per year
never brought less. SNAP.
5 $500 for 4 neat 5-room cottages in South
Omaha. on large corner lots, 40 front
by 1W feet deep, on high ground, fac
ing east on 2Sth ST., south of q, all
rented, bring $40 per month, or over
1870 interest per month on the price,
All houses Just been r~eshlngled. THE
is a SNAP THIS WILL BE GONE
BY MONDAY NIGHT AS SURE AZ
CAN BE. Get up EARLY and BUY
THIS.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-07
ron sALE-REAL ESTATE.

GROOM cottage, hrst-class in every re-
spect, large lot, gas, city water, good
barn, all for E2,50o. Easy terms II de-
BEM1s, PAXTON BLOCK.
RE-1ee Z
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-07
Payne Investment Co.

5+S Is n hve-room house at 1928 South 18th
St; has city water and ever; price,
$4,000.
ISIS and $50 Grant ST., full lot, two
houses which rent for SIG per month;
price, $l,40O.0 %.
5434 on South lUth st. near st. Joseph's hos
pital, we have a new Groom, cottage
which. we can sell at a great sacrifice;
don't fall to see US about 1t. The owner
asks 81, 900.
1853 at $50 Decatur St, 7-room house, mod
ern except furnace, full lot, south front;
price, 1880; easy terms.
5435 in Clifton Hill, one block from car line.
Groom modern house, large lot, several
shade trees; price, $3.50; $3.50 cash, bal
ance 5 years,
1886 On jackson near the new 34th st. boule-
ward; we have a 7-room all modern
house well arrange for s., 300.
I4 On Bristol street near 18th. a 7-room
two-story, modern except furnace, 50, 200.
5Ss5 On 26th north Of st. Mary's ave-, a well
built 7-room house, lot 81 by l40, on a
paved street; price $500.
los On 8. 18th st. near Dorcas, two modern
Groom houses, new; price $500. They
are nne-don't fail to see them.
A 9-room all modern house on 10Th not far
from Joslyn's new residence. This place
is fine, the owner wants to sell. Come In
and we will tel! you about It.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY
Main Floor New York Life Building.
Telephone 1881.
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Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-07
WESTERN FARMS HAVE STEADILY INCREASED.
WISE INVESTORS ARE PUTTING THEIR MONEY Into LAND

FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE,
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-07
MONEY TO LOAN-oHArTELs /.

MONEY loaned on plain note 20 salaried
people; business confidential; owest rates.
5lt Paxton block. The ]. a. Hutton Co.
X-6b
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-07

uOfIcEC in all parts Of the city. r,
c. Peters 4 Co., Bee bldg.
Dot
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-07

TO MOVE right get Omaha Van Storag,
Co, office lbllls Earnam. or Tells, lsSs-SsS
n-5ha
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-07
Property Transfers,

Riohmond: John G. Drew, and wife to
George *. Sims 1G 1-6 feet on south side
Of Pulliam Street. lis feet west Of Adams,
$3.50.
Joseph Z. Glenn and wife to William
II. Lowry, 20 1-2-12 feet on west side
Of Eighteenth Street, S.
Felix Ieegan and wife to Olinto Bian-
chnI, 25 feet on north side of Cary Street,
145 feet east of Short. $6S7.5o.
William Fl. Lowry to John Washington
Hughes, 20 q 1-2-12 feet on west side Of
Eighteenth Street. 100 IA feet north Of
Marshall, $3.50.
c. d. Smith and wife to Aubrey r.
Bowles, 20 feet on west side of Meadow
Street, 1850 ga feet north Of Hanover
$3.50.
j. w. Wilbur and wife to Albin Meth
crwood, 376 feet. on north side of Broad
Street. so feet east OF Thrty-fourth. su,-
00O.
IIehrco: A. w. Butler and wife to j..
M. Delaney and II. M. Gam, 30 feet on
north side of Floyd Street. l27 feet east
Of Meadow. 5000. +55g
c. C. Chaplin and wife to II. A. Gray.
lots 5. 8 and 10 In block 20, Chestnut Fill.
$500. -
Washington Gains and wife to David
Ross, interest In tract Of land on White
Oak Swamp, $2b.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-07
THE REVENUE BILL
WAS CONSIDERED
Further Hearing on This Sub.
ject by the Senate
Committee.

The Committee on Finance Of the Sem
ate yesterday morning resumed the con-
sderation of the revenue bill. The
section relating to franchises was the
particular one considered Messrs. Jas
r. Cation, OF alexandria,; Alfred r.
Thorn. OF Norfolk. and John p, Branch,
of Richmond. addressed the body. Mr..
@. a. Hawkins. the Commissioner of tho
Revenue Of Richmond, was also present
and gave some valuable information.
Mr., Cation said he represented several
corporations as an attorney, but did
not appear for them before the commit
tee. His own opinion was that If the
graduated and fluctuating system Of tax
alton on franchises We're put into opera
ton many large corporations would find
It a business proposition to cancel Viz
ginia charters. go elsewhere. secure q
charter under the more liberal laws OF
other States, return here and operate
under the laws Of Virginia by simply
paying q license tax. The State would
lose good deal were such course re-
sorted TO by the corporations.
In the State at present were some 4,0o0
corporations and he believed that these
could be made TO yield 100000 yearly for
the support OF the State
Mr.. John -. Branch. OF this city. ia
vored equal taxation on all subjects FOR
the support of the government.
Alfred F. Thorn, OF Norfolk, spoke IN
opposition to the adoption OF any prohibit
tive tax on franchises ~
Mr.. Thorn was requested to submit an
amendment In writing as to the rate for
jniuN charges and fixed sunla yearly Tor
franc and he consented TO Do 30.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-07
! EPISCOPAL OPAL NOTES
Bishop Licenses Young Man to Assist
Rev. Mr.. Neve.

Bishop Licenses Young Man to Assist
Rev. Mr.. Neve.
Bishop Gibson has 5ust licensed the
Rev. II. M Skinner to assist the Rev.
Il. w. Neve In the work In the Ragged
Mountains. The Bible Society Of Vir-
glnla has just made a largo donation
of Bibles to the work. VI
The Rev. Edward "A. Temple. Of Front
Royal, Va, has resigned charge Of CAL
vary Church at that place and Meade
Memorial at White Post, to accept call
to St. Pnul's Church, Waco, Texas.
The Rev. Robert u Brooking has been
called to Emmanuel Church, Harrison
burg, Va. -i;,t
Bishop Gibson on Sunday, February
22d, visited the Church Of Our Saviour,
Hanover county, Rev. s. s.. Hepburn.
rector, and preached an Instructive and
interesting sermon from St. Matthew,
14:3O-31. TIe also confirmed four wo-
men and two men. AM a
This church was built as mission
some years ago through the instrument
tally of Rev. Robert Nelson. after his
return home from the China Mission.
and Is now one Of the most thriving
missions in the diocese.
Through Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson
Page extensive improvements have been
made on the building and grounds, Of Old
Fork Church., Hanover. 81 A triple me-
mortal tablet has been erected of Rev.
Robert Nelson, Colonel William Nell
son, Of Hanover, and Major John Page,
of Oakland.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-07
RAIL way,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEB. 22, 1908.
TRAINS sLEAyEN RICHMOND.
y 100 A. M.--Dally Local for Charlotte.
l2:5oP, M.--Daily. Limited, Buffet Pull
"a man to Atlanta and Birmingham, New
s Orleans, Memphis, Chattanooga and all
500 P. Mex. Sunday. Keysvirc Local,
.1l:05 p. M.-Daily. Limited. Pullman
ready sa' Y 8 NJ af III q! lt If south.
The fa rnrts route e p m H a1e
NJ. Monday. Wednesday and friday,
500 a; M.-Except Sunday. Ideal mikes
3 for West Point. S5gEl
2:15'P. M,--Local. Monday. Wednesday
and Friday for West Point.
4:3D =. Al4--Except Sunday. For West
Point. connecting with steame;s for Bal-
tlmorc and river landings Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays.tGs e
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
e:55 q. NJ. and G:25 p. M.--Fran all u
South. a
3:25 p. M.
$40 A.Al.--From Keysyile. q
4 9:l5A M.--Baltimore and West Point.
4:50 p. M.-From Wesl Point,
Hsc.IACK ERTg g. NJ 8. I'll HAHDWICk. OF. a 4
E C. " wESTBURY. y. i. A.. Richmond. Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-07
APPEALFOR
MINISTERS.
ministerial Relief Committee
Needs Money.
MAY HAVE TO SCALE |. 4
Some Of the Letters Being Received by
Dr.JMcElroy from Aged Min
listers and Their
Families. 55
MAY HAVE TO "SCALE "

The Presbyterian Committee on Minis
terial Relief, which has It's headquarter!
In this city, has issued strong and ur
gent appeal for contributions, declaring
that II funds are not forthcoming there
viii have to DO "a scaling Of the small
amounts promised toward the support OF
our Veterans and Of tho widows and or
phans of our dead" The amount lmine-
diately needed is $4,000.
The appeal is signed BY the Rev. Dr.
I. L. McDlroy, Of this city secretary OF
the work, and Is prepared and issued by
order of the committee. 1t sets forth the
need for money. and declares that the
good name Of the church VIII sl'lLer II
the promises to the aged ministers are
not kept. The amounts allowed them are
already too small for their comfort, being
on an average Of 500 per annum for each
family. Al
SOME OF THE LETTERS.
Dr.. McEroy goes OIL to give FlVlo
statement Of the great need among the
families OF deceased ministers for the
money. He says "rhese meagre amounts
which we have promised these beloved
servants of our Lord are urgently needed
by them. One Of our most beloved minis
was one Of our most consecrated self
sa crincing and efficient workers, and now
by reason Of disabilities resulting from
his abundant labors, can only serve as
those who only stand and walt, writes
like this: If we can get $500 from the
fund we can manage to pull through
But If we do not get this 1t Will be dis
astrous.
"rhe widow of one Of our ministers.
who a few years ago was prominent In
our church councils and honored FOR his
long and useful and fruitful ministry,
writes thus Of her condition: My dear
husband left me almost nothing except
the priceless legacy of his noble and use
full life. and If 1t was not for the assist
ance l get from the committee 1 do not
know what would become Of me. Another
widow, and the mother OF family Of
small children, and In feeble health.
writes I haven't a dollar outside Of what
the church gives, and no relatives or
any one on whom I could CALL
WOULD ENTAIL HARDSHIPS.
"To scale these meagre appropriations
and give these needy and most worthy
benehcares less than the little that has
been promised, and which they expect tc
receive from us, would be to entail upon
them hardships and embnrrassments thai
can and should be prevented,
This shame and embarrassment will be
averted and our beneficlaries paid In full
if every individual and every congrega'
ton that has failed to contribute any.
thing since April, 1902, to this sacred an6
much neglected cause will send contri.
button during this month Of March tc
our treasurer, Mr.. S. II. Halves, Rich.
mond, Va. - There IS urgent need
for $1,000" Is.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-07
BARTON H[ElGm1f S,

Mr.. R. W. Taylor has returned to his
home, on North Avenue from South
ern trip.
Nj. w. P. Coalter has returned to
Newport News. after visit to his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Coalter. of
Brookland Park. lr
Mrs W. L. Summers, of Virginia Ave-
nue., has left for a visit to her cousin,
In Westmoreland.
4 Mrs. Eaton, OF Brookla,ld Park. who
has been visiting friends on Church Hill,
has returned home. H
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Ly. Brant. OF Co.
iumba, s. c., are visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. l. O. Wendenburg. of Edge
mere
Mr.. Louis G. shafer. who has been
Visiting at the homo of Mrs. Old, OF
Povhatan. has returned to her homo, on
Chestnut Hill
Mr.. Il. F. Rennie has returned to Chest
nut Hill, from visit to friends In Anne
4 lia-
Miss Mary Aubrey, who has been visit
Ing friends near Lakeside, has returned
to Louisa.
:, Miss Carrie James. who has been Wis
iting tho Misses Hill, Of Brook Road.
has returned to Craigs.
Miss Alice Shaw has returned to her
home In smlthvile, after pleasant
visit to Mrs. Whitney. OF Chamberlain
Avenue.
Mr.. George Campbell OF Lakeside, who
has been quite sick. Is much better,
q Mr.. owen, who has been visiting
4 friends In Brookand Park, has returned
to his home. In Rockbridge.
Mrs. SaIlie Of Caroline who has been
visiting Mrs j. G. letter, OF Ladies
Mile Road, has returned home.
Miss Alice Goodall has returned 70
Clayton. after a visit to Miss Woods,
of Brook Road.
Miss Albert Courtney, Of Williams
burg, is visiting friends on the Heights,
Mr.. j.. n. Lambert, who has been Wis
Ting Mrs. Alcott, of Chestnut Hill, has
returned to Charleston. ", Va.
Miss Ruth Lanford. of Howardsville.
Is visiting her brother. on Brook
Miss Annie Montgomery. who has been
quite sick at her home, on the Hermit
q tage Road, Is much better.
Mrs, Owen has returned to her home,
* In Rock bridge, after a visit to her daugh-
II ter, In Brookland Park
y Miss Matte Smith who has been yis-
Gitlng in Washington and Baltimore, Is
expected home soon,
ss Miss Goldie Dickens Of West End, WHO
\ has been visiting friends In Brookland
Park, has returned home.
Mr.. Willie Lawrence. of Brook Road,
tas returned home from visit to
friends In louisa.
Nj. Allen Cullen. near Lakeside. has
left for Nortl, Carolina to accept po-
4 sition,
II home, on Chestnut Hill. on account
4 81 sickness. has returned to Roanoke,
VI, Owens. who has been visiting rel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-07
ARGUES FOR
CHANGE OF NAME
The Other Side Of Question
Now Presented to the
Public.

X Discussion OF the proposition to change
the name Of tho Protestant Episcopal
Church In America continues through
the columns of the Southern Churchman.
Up to this time the argument has been
against the change, but now a prolni-
nent layman comes out In favor Of It.
Among the writer's this week is Mr..
.Alban r. Man. Mr.. Man says In part:
'"rhere is no one Of US that can really
at heart be satisfied with our present
title Of Protestant Episcopal. 1t Is
negative. weak. indlst!nctive and out
grown. : - You must be we'll aware
that our name Is going to be changed
and because 1t Is wrong. Surely our
faith Is not SO weak that We cannot
right 1t. For many reasons now is the
best time, and tho quicker It Is out Of
the way the less 1t will interfer with
other questions and duties. We know
of course, that some good people will
hang back, as they always do, against
anything progressive and proper, too
conservative by far. Much more might
be said. but the foregoing may give some
understanding OF the affirmative side Of
the question, and We think you are will
ling to give your readers both sides and
q choice"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-07
,vo n Newport News, has returned

atve in Newport News, has returned
to Rrooklnnd Park.
Miss Lille Carter. Of Brookand PARK
Is qulte sick.
rho G. NJ. A. Club will meet next
Wednesday at the home Of Virginius
Croxton, on Monteiro Avenue.
Mrs. Corners, who has been visiting
Mrs. 8. P. Jones, has returned to Man
chester. a4lS 81 #
Mr. Cotman and sister, Of Charles City,
arc visiting tho Misses Lindsay, Of
Brookland Park.
Mr.. ]. B. Bowles, Of Barton Avenue,
left Thursday evening for Coalburg w.
Va, to accept position with Messrs.
Langhorne & Langhorne OIL the engi-
noering corps
Services will be held at tho Overlook
Presbyterian Church Sunday fat $50
P. NJ, condu cted by Mr.. W. M. Walsh.
Of tho Seminary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-07
BANKRUPT NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
In the Matter of No. $40
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy,
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE
On this I'd day of March, A. D. 1903, on
reading the petition for discharge OF the
bankrupt. it IS
Ordered BY the court. that hearing be
had upon the same on the 18th DAY OF
MARCH, A. D. 1908. before said court
at Richmond, in said district, at IL O'clock
noon; and that notice thereof be published
IN The Times Dispatch. a newspaper
printed In said district and that al! known
creditors and other persons in Interest
, may appear at the said time and place,
and show cause, If any they have, why
the prayer Of the said petitioner Should
not be granted.
And It is further ordered by the court,
that the clerk shall send by mail TO ali
known creditors copies of said petition and
places Of residence as stated
EDMUND WADDILI,, Jr.,
u, s. Judge.
!. joseph =. Brady. Deputy Clerk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-07
DEEPENING
7HEHARB0R
Not Much Money Available
from the City,
BUT MORE WILL BE ASKED
III SelfJdefense Enough Of the $4,000
the Budgetto Dig Out the Sand
bar that Has Been Formed.
I 5 IA The Dredge.,

Il .s with the James River harbor proper
a flling up rapidly, due to freshets and at
4 no place above the lock-gates exceeding
L thirteen feet In depth, and a sand bar ac-
c,l1nulating near the wharf Of the Old
Dominion Steamship Company, the Com
y lnittee on James River has decided to
expend comparatively small sum IN hay
ing the harbor deepened In word, 1t
has been decided to use portion OF the
4 p,Ooo appropriated in the annual budget
4 Ior expenses to have the sand bar in
Z question removed by Contractors Cheat
wood and Farrell, at a costnot exceeding
!hirty-two cents a square yard. In reality
4 The contract amounts to little, and Will
not deepen the entire harbor to q depth
Of eighteen feet, as has been stated.
NEED MORE MONEY.
However, the committee entertains
hopes Of getting another appropriation
through the Council, in addition to the
sum allowed for current expenses, and
II this event a round amount will be
turned loose in harbor improvements
proper.
AS 1t is now the committee only has
at its disposal $1,000. and out Of this sum
the regular monthly expenses of the de-
partment will have to be met for the next
year. This includes payment OF the sal
aries Of the men employed on the tug,
which amount to nearly $500 month.
Thus 1t may be seen at glance that
nothing like $1,000 will be expended BY
8the city in removing the dangerous sand
2har, for the present, a. least.
N.Y. In the event the Council does not vote
tho additional appropriation requested,
the committee will of necessity be forced
to postpone extensive improvements until
4 the new dredging plant has been con-
etructed, and this will be about six
months.
IN SELF-DEFENSE
WI The contract for the dredge has been
let but it will not be ready for use in
the river within six months, and the de-
clslon to use portion of the expense
money for a temporary relief was taken
pra dtically in self7defense. 1t will no
doubt help some and keep the river open
8 to traffic until the new pant Is In active
operation.
y AS has been before stated in The Times
Dispatch, the government has awarded
Mr.. Clement Shafer a contract for deep
ening the channel Of the river below the
lock-gates and this work will be under
taken within probably the next ten days
or two weeks. a large force Of men will
be employed and the improvement pushed
az rapidly as possible. At the same time
the sand bar In the harbor will be dug
out as much as possible by the contrac-
tors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-07
WAR INCIDENT RECALLED
Howl Was Necessary for a Young Lady

How it Was Necessary for a Young Lady
s to Get Pass to Leave Her Home.
The recent death Of General Badly
Smith recalls an incident in which Miss
Alice Macgill. now Mrs Dr.. S. D. Drew
ry, OF Mineola Chesterfield county, fig
lured.
Tho family Of her father, DR.. Charles
Macglll were prisoners In their residence
at Hagerstown, Md, for being Southern
sympathizers. One day Miss Macgill de-
sired to go on the street for some pur-
pose. She succeeded in securing the fol-
lowing order:
Headquarters United States Forces.
~ Hagerstown. August Both.
Tho guard at the house Of DR.. Charles
Macgil will allow Miss Alice Nlacgill to
pass in and out this day without inter-
ruption
BY order Brigadier- General Smith.
CHARLES MUHLENBERG,
b First Lieutenant A. A. A. q. +
At that time DR.. Macgill the father Of
Miss Alice Macgill, was prisoner at
Fort Warren, and She too, was soon af-
forwards sent to a Baltimore prison.
Then she was put through the lines and
sent South by order Of the Federal. au-
thorlties.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-07
4 BY Edward s. Rose Company.
..Na Real Estate Auctioneers. .l

i 81 ~ u , Z 81 H..
BY virtue OF two certain deeds OF trust.
first dated 10th OF October. 1900 and re-
corded In the clerks office. Menrico
ond dated Goth OF November 1901. and re.
corded in said clerks office, In p. 3. 1G2
A. page 49, default having been made in
the payment OF the debts therein secured.
and being required by the beneficiary 80
to- do, will sell by auction, upon the
Tf TEgiESssipe1A - THE 10TH DA. YoF MARCH.
1909 at 9 o'clock 2: NJ. that tract tract o OF
about miles north OF Richmond. on the
Parham Road. containing q 1890 acres.
more or less. and near the lands OF z Il.
Schell and Mrs. Z. j. Ford. t&8
TERMS-Cash as to expenses OF sale.
and one note OF s1l2 with 8 per, cent in in.
one note Of sos from Goth OF November.
1902. and one note OF 500. due May 30, 1893:
the residue as may be named at time Of
sale. !, po,,,
Trustee In both Deeds OF Trust,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-07
u AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS. \
81 BY 1vm. 3. Plzzlnl Company,
6# Rea1 Estate Auctionecrs l5l Il
Tenth and Bank Streets III

\ / nyr ''E5' SALE 81 I'M
.l$$ MOST DESIRABLE FARM !,
conTAI9IN e ,s91 l;o1 s4x4r op
CIVILIZATIONS SPLENDID
rye s SMaht ms 'ra asg or ri E'oHT
TOGETHER WirH Sam (WHICH
CosTg TO ERECT OVER $4,000,
AND ALL oTHER Ne cEs.
sARYs oUTBUlLlNes,
SITUATED, DlREoTLY A. G sa.s =
T WENT ! eWno Ml5es g FRoM " #
ON THE soUTHE RN RAILWAY.
BY virtue OF a deed Of trust dated Jan y, !.
uary 1902 and RECORDED n me G I,'r s,
payment Of tic debt therein secured, and
holder, 1 viii sell at public auction, on
T IL j f'll!Ses MARCH II. 1eos AT M,
the property described " deed o. tf rus"
as. follows: !, 80, \, and
with til ali ali the buildings thereon rlEhis
ways and appurtenances thereto belong.
Ing lying and being N te Comfy ol,d n 81
p poMVILan K. X r. nov H southernJ at Pow.
hatan (now Dorsettl station, a ad5 s rs
James Allen OF, one side and bounded by
Genito and tho Powhntaajma roads on tne
other sides, containing S491s acres, more
or less.
proved farm properties in this section Of
!he country and most most a eGnycnent sq
convenient hours and cheap communications.
ms sale s s made subject to p no9e
of 5000, due February g. 1904. and two
Interest notes OF 800 each. due respectivHe.-
~ on August %, 1903. and February rs,
1904.
any taxes due on the date of sale, and a
ratable proportion Of the taxes for The, cal
Ing to si,uD and interest from January
and credit as to S},i fonr n Gfy Ct
1908. January i. 1901. July j, 1904: and jan
nary !, 1905 and or, enc note for si,W9, pay e
and two years from date OF sale with In
terest added and secured by deed OF trust
on the property