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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
BY n. A. McCurdy,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
!pUBEIC AUCTION SALE
OF THE
LATED RESIDENCE OFF L. BORcHERS.
ESQ, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER N1H.
AT 4:D O'CLOCK p. NJ.
NO sol SOUTH FOURTH STREET.,
CANDLES HILL

BY direction OF the owner, who has re-
moved. and who In desirouS OF dlspos!nE
of the property. even at a. sacrifice rather
than to rent tho same. I, will offer FOL. sale.
on the premises, at the time stated. the
above very DESIRABLE RESIDENTIAL
PROPERTY above men toned. Tho build
ing Is three story brick, ana contains
every modern convenience and comfort.
sucis as tiled halls and bau. the latter
fitted with tho most expensive sanitary
Arrangements: inlaid floors In parlors and
dining rooms, walls Of most OF the rooms
and stairwnys handsomely frescoed, sta
tionary wardrobes and stands, electric
lights. etc, etc. In fact, no expense was
spared to make the property complete In
every detail. and few. II any, residences in
the city can compare with the Interior
finish. There 10 Immediately IN the rear:
M NJ Brick STABLE, with ample
accomm odation for several horses and
carriages. Although the owner has spent
q veryslarGe amount on the property ho
does not expect a fancy price,. and those
In search Of a flrst-clasS property can at
tend sale with tho assurance that great
bargain can be had TO properly appre-t
the auctioneer Wifi DO pleased to Inspect
Same with any one wishing to make ex-.
animation before the sale, and It ls we'll
worth the while OF any ono to do ao.t See
him; you will not regret II.
I TERMS-Wiil be very liberal and ans
nounced at time OF sale. Most OF the pur.
Chase price can remain on the property.
PQHSESSrON IMMEDIATELY:
nov 1S-tds II. A. MCURDY.
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CAUGHT UP WITH HIM.
Man Wanted in Greensboro Ar.
rested in Gastonia.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch3

tSpeclal 10 Inc 'IlIneS-OlSpalchC u. =
GREENSBORO. N. c., Nov. 1s.-'sQuire
Collins on yesterday received q telegram
from the chief Of police OF >Gastonia. say
ing that James +. Rove. white man,
wanted here upon the charge Of larceny
and abandonment. was under arrest at
that place. Deputy Sheriff W. ]. Dacey
left Cor Gastonia last night to get the
prisoner.
Rowe has wife and family living at
Proximity at the present time. 1t was
she who swore out the warrant against
rim. She says that Rowe stole about
Ave hundred dollars from her and then
abandoned her. Rowe left here something
over a month ago and since that time the
officers have been trying to locate NM
but were unsuccessful until yesterday. He
was caught up with by a letter he wrote
to friend in this city. He headed the
letter as II 1t were written In Kentucky.
but the postmark showed that It was
mailed at Gastonia.
VIM. Mitchell and Sam Johnson were
before the mayor yesterday afternoon
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THEY BOTH
WANT HIM.
Father Trying to Recover Pos
session of Son, Who Is Sup-
porting His Mother.
THE LADIES ARE TO HELP
Meeting Will be Held in Inter-
est OF Jamestown EXPOSE
tion-Taxes Reduced.
THE LADIES ARE TO HELP
Meeting Will be Held in Inter-
tspcc,s, 70 The rimes.D Dispatch,

Especial 70 The Times.Dispatch)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, November H.
Chief Of Police johnson to-day received
a letter from Tony Ryan. Of Hot Springs.
Ark. asking that his son. Johnny Ryan,
be looked out for. and II caught, held for
him. The letter went on TO say that the
boy was supposed to be in this neigh
borhood with his mother. who, the writer
claims, deserted him.
An investigation revealed eo,ne interest,"
ing facts In connection with the case. The
boy is performing at q Norfolk variety
theatre, ana has bean there for several
weeks. The mother has been living hero
fer two or three years, and for the past
month tho Child has contributed substan.
TALLY to her support.
Tho woman claims that She was de-
serted By her husband. Tony Ryan. years
ago. when they were both on the vnuds-
vile stage and when she was known Is
May Young. She Jays Ryan stole their
small GOT, from her ana kept himself and
the boy hidden from hsr for years. Later
she left the stage, and has since supported
herself by working q a domestic. In the
meantime the boy developed a remarkably
good voice, and for come time supported
himself and hts father by his vaudeville
engag ements. Recently. the woman goes
on to say. the boy tired Of his druken
father and ran OF. going to the home OF
an aunt in Indiana. From his aunt he
learned of his mother, and be at once
came here to and h.re Since that time
ia I'M a hen steadily employed at the Nor
folk theatre.
Chief johnson. has decided to take no
steps i, the case, and will so notify Ryan.
d 3 E& LADIES TO HELP.
Arrangements are being made for q
meeting OF ladies in the interest OF the
beld at the Y. NJ. C. "A. building Friday
afternoon. Mr.. y. L. Patton. president Of
the Chamber OF .Commerce and member OF
the Executive Committee OF the EXPOSE
ton Company, Is planning the meeting.
with the assistance OF a. number OF We'll
known ladies OF the; city.
The assessment OF the Chesa penke and
Ohio property within the limits OF tn's
city has been greatly reduced. and az the
result tho city viii lose about $l6OO an.
nually fl, taxes. The company heretofore
has paid $500 annually to the olty. but
under the new assessment by the Corpora
+ ton Commission, the taxes will amount
to only about $500. ~
Miss IVA Binns, Of this city, and Mr..
Waldo Harrison. j OF Norfolk, will be mar
/. ried Tomorrow svenihBsAt the horne OF
the BRIDES parents. Mr..sSand sMrs. g, H.
Binns. rs Il
Four stowaways were handed over TO
the authorities by the, captain OF the
British steamshi Austriana. which ar
rived today from London.
Henry Auchaelson, alias Henry Coles q
negro captured in Petersburg for the local
authorities on the charge Of burglary.
and Ell Haskins, also colored. picked up
In tRIchmond tor househreaking, were
brought. to the city last night by Ser
geant Reynolds.
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OUT OF WINDOW
INTO THE WATER

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, November Is
Sherman Brinkley. steward of the steamer
Norfolk -on-the-Ro which plies be-
tween Old Point and Sewall's Point. while
leaning out OF one OF the cabin windows
az the steamert was landing e11y Avenue
to-day, had his head caught between the
steamer and pile was drawn out OF the
window and dropped overheard He was
rescued and taken to Norfolk, where he
now lies at ST. vincent's Hospital In
critical condition.
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BY Augustine Royal & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Austioneeys,
Leader Building, Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES sALE OF -FOUR HAND
sOMD LOTS ON THE PETERS
FIELD COUNTY. WEAR MANCHEa-
rHR, VA, ON TUESDAY. NOV. "a.
isos, AT 4sociocK T. NJ, ON THE
tKllMISES.
BY. virtue Of a deed OF trust dated Nov.
and duly recorded in the County Court
Clerks office OF Chesterfield county, in
i, ), 1o4. page in. and being required SO
been made IN the payment OF the debt
and place named above those four O.
handsome building lots located on the
le,sgsburg Tn,nptks; Il c hes aslsn
mated on the plan OF Mason PARK Land
20. as Lots Nos. g 7, and 9; Lots Nos,
y, and s front 81 feet each. ana Lot NO.
3 fronts s. feet on! said pike between Della
ware and Edwards Streets. Lots NOS. ..
4, S have q depth Of 40 feet TO an alley;
Lot No. 9 Is a triangular lot at the corner
OF Edwards Street. These are btaulllu!
lots and should attract the attention OF
those seeking suburban homes,
GYllRhiS-Cash as to expenses OF SAFE
taxes IL any are due. and 10 pay on
Eote past due for $61.SS with interest,"
s!nce Nov. Sd, 1903. till paid and on. credit
as to a note of 5000. due May sd ls0a.
The residue, II any. upon sueh terms as
will be announced at sale,
NO ls.so.zl.?asa. Trustee.
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ny G. 4, d II. L. Denoou,
Real Estate Auctionesrs.
81 Main Street.
TRUSTEES SAL
TRUsTER's SALE
IAE BRICK STORE. NO. BE NORTH
JEFFERSON STREET. BETWEEN
i4 BROAD AND Ne MARSHALL
~ sTRREES. ,a Y

o. Z d . i
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated JAM
uary IS, 1901. and recorded In the clerks
office of Richmond Chancery Court. p.
b. III c.. p., 3l5. default having been made
In the payment Of the debt secured, and
at the request Of the beneficiary will
sell by public auction on the premises. on
THURSDAY. NOV. 18th. 1903.
at 4 O'clock r. NJ. the property above
described. being the two-story brick store.
No. sl2 North Jefferson Street. The lot
II onts nineteen ard one.half 1set on the
west line OF Jefferson Street, and runs
tack between parallel lines 1orty-seven
feet This property II very near the
best improved property In the city. and
should attract the attention OF investors.
; TERMS-Cash as to expenses OF sale;
0nd to pay the debt of S6lS. With interest
from Juno 20. 1908; balance Mt one and
: C. L. DENoON,
Trustee.
cL& H. L. Denoon. auotloneers.
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METHoD1sTs.
Conference Convenes in Annual
Session at Winston-Salem.

Special to The Times Dispatch).
wINSToN-sALEM. N. c.. November 1s.
The North Carolina Methodist Protestant
Conference convened here III annual ses-
sion to-day, Rev. T. NJ. Johnson, presf-
dent. and Rev. w. Z. Swain, secretary.
being reelected. In his report President
johnson asked the conference to raise
thre thousand dollars for church extern
sion work and TO provide the necessary
funds 70. celebrating the seventy-fifth an
niversary Of tho organization.
The conference indicated Rev. ". l..
Ashburn, OF Liberty, for attempting to
prevent Professor d. c. Hamilton from
holding singing schools and meetings In
Methodist Protestant churches.
Mr.. Ashburn reported that Hamilton and
the sanctificatlonists had given him much
trouble In his church work, especially SO
In financial matters.
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Fire in Albemarle.
3pecial 10 The TImes-plspatch

Especial 70 The TIme9-lJspatch.J
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Nov. 49,
A destru ctive fire last night at Doyles-
vile, in the northern edge Of the county.
Destroyer the bark, saw and grist mill
belonging to Mr.. II. L. Early, one OF the
most prominent farmers in that section.
Over six hundred cords OF bark were con-
sumed, and Mr.. Early's loss will reach
1900. There was no insurance. Quite
a number OF operatives are thrown out
OF employment, and the loss VIII be ielt
flames, which were discovered about II
o'clock. were caused by sparks from the
engine In the mill.
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FOOTBALL.
VIRGINIA. VS. CARLISLE INDIANA,
NORFOLK, SATURDAY, NOV. 2isT
s1.2s ROUND TRIP, $1.2s,

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.
Fast yes.!bu1ed Train will leave Rich
mond. Byrd. Street Station. Saturday, No.
venter 2lst, at . a. NJ; Petersburg. $3.50
a. M. arriving Norfolk ll:20 a. n. Re-
turnins. leave Norfolk 1880 P. M. arriving
Richmond 10 p. II. Don't fail to 60 and
see the best game OF the season. For
further information apply company's Of
ACE. No sas East Main Street, or Byrd
Street Station.
JNO. p WAGNER. CD. boSLEY.
passenger Agent. Dist. Pass. Agent
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New Elkton Bank.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
HARRISONBURG, VA, Nov. 1S,-The
State Corporation Commission has char
tered a bank at Elkton. with an author
ICED capital OF ten to fifty thousand dol
lars. Tha officers are: J. e. Leebrick.
president; G. q. Harnsberger. ice-presi-
dent: J. E. Leebrick, G. G. Harnsberger,
J. II. Heard, NJ. NJ. Jarman, William 3.
Kite, w. J. Dlngledne and 6. G. Graf
tan, directors.
The bank Is expected to be ready Tor
business by January LIST, 1904.
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BY virtue OF three (s) deeds Of trust ex-
ecuted BY Dora 4. starke and husband.
dated. respectively. March q, 1890. May
%. 1880, and February II, 1901, to tho trus.
tees Of the Building and Loan and Trust
Company, Of Manchester, Va, or their
SUCCESSORS In Office, and recorded In the
Corporation Court for the said city IN
-. g., Vols. II and Is, pages 2as. ~ and
Is. and being required 50 to do BY the
beneficiary, default having been made,
We, the undersigned, trustees. will sell at
public auction on the day, hour and place
named above that very valuable piece Of
real estate. fronting So feet on tho southern
line Of Hull Street. between Sixth and
seventh Streets, by 155 feet deep to an
alley. There 5ts q large stwo-story double
tenement building on this lot, and all In
good order. This property 10 q good rent
err, and awill pay we'll az An investment
For other particulars, call on the auc-
tioneers.
TERMs: Cash as ia. expenses OF SALE
taxes, II any be due. and to discharSe
the balance due upon the debts secured
In said deeds, ss6O.57 and S3l1sS; the resi-
due upon such terms az Will pc made
known at sale, but, by consent Of parties
much more liberal forms may DO given.
A. L. ADAbISoN,
AUGUSTINE ROYALI.
e, w. WEISlGER, Fl
Present Trustees.
nov OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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For Rappahannock.
,necial to !The TIrnes.Dlspatch.

Especial to The Tlmes.DlspatcH,l
FRED VA, Nov. ls,-At
a meeting OF the Business Mems Asso.
Aiessrs. w. D. Carter. A.. P, Rowe and
John M. Griffin was appointed to coop
crate with a similar committee from the
city council to visit Washington and ap-
rear before the River and Harbor Com
mttee OF Congress, and ask for an
increased appropriation for improving the
Kappahannock River at this place,
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A New Officer.

(special to The Tlmes-Dlspetch)
FARMVILI.E, VA, Nov. 1s,-Captain
J. D. Gillian was elected policeman at
a meeting of the Town Council last night
to fiji the vacancy occasioned by the
recent death OF j. E. Ligon.
There were quite number Of candi-
dates for the position.
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c. 8. CAMPBELL,
Division Passenger Agent.
FOOTBALL,

Virginia vs.! Indians.
At Norfolk, Saturday. November 2lst,
81 rs round trip. via Norfolk and Western
Railway. Special football train will
leave Richmond. Byrd Street Station. 900
a.. M. returning. leave Norfolk $3.50 p. NJ,
Don't fail to go and see the game Of the
season.
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Or. laws Trial.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
RALEIGH, N. c.. Nov. 1S.-The case
against DR.. J. v. Jay. charged with the
murder Of his three children at Bar
nardsvll1e several weeks ago. was called
In Superior Court at Asheville to-day
and special veni-e was ordered drawn
from which to select the Jury.
The cage was set for trial next Tues
day. The plea OF the defense will be
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ll5-Jlf.
By virtue OF q decree OF tho Chancery
Court OF the city Of Richmond. entered
NoYem ber II, 1903, In suit of Charles HI.
Phillips VS.. Jacobina Phillips &, others.
the undersigned Special COMMISSIONER,
will sell at public auction, on the prenl-
~ ! MONDAY. NOV; g. 3 ,,l l;s 4. - y
at 4:30. O. clock r, NJ, the valuable prop
,erty above mentioned and described az
follows: an that lot Of land f rent
Broad Street between Second and Third
the tenement between parallel lines,
and running 6ack the residue OF this
depth OF the lot between parallel lines
to an alley ten Q0) feet wide. tho entire
depth, OF the lot being Q26 1-$) one hundred
aud tWenty-slx and one-third feet. With
the three-Story Brick Store thereon. NO.
2I6 East Broad Street. This property
should be numbered among the choicest
pieces OF Investment property, on this fay
oommand attention OF investors.
TERMS-One-fourth cash, residue In. 3
equal installments at 8, u and Is months
for notes. with interest. and title retained
till the whole Is paid. -, 80,
Special Commissioner.
J. D. Craig. Jr.. p. q.
The bond required OF tho Special Conn
missioner by tho above decree has been
duly given. ., .,,,,
nov l7,1s.2o,2l.aa Clerk.
. l N /.
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cur FLOWERS. ROSES. vioLETs
The largest stock Of, Roses. Yiolsts,
and Cut Flowers, Bridal Bouquets and
Designs. shipped to ali polnts. w. A.
Hammond. No. l07 e, Broad st.
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seEclAL NOTICE.

Round trip tickets, at greatly reduced
ratea. are now on sale to all the prln-
cInal Winter Tourist Resorts OF the
south. via the Atlantic Coast Line. This
line. offers the quickest and most com-
Portable route: Its trains are superb In
every appointment. They are composed
of the latest designed Pullman Sleeping,
ParIor. Library. Observation and Dining
Cars. For full information. apply to
ticket agents. or
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upon the charge Of highway robbery. Both
men wore bound over to court under a
800 bond. The negroes were arrested
at the instigation Of VIM. Caps. who said
that they took two dollars from him and
watch worth SIS.
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BY G. L. & H. L Denoon,
1fcVeigh & Glinn.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

~ CURT sALD OF HANDSOME BRICK
- STORE PROPERTY NO. a6 EAST
RROAT1 STREET. iff
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BY A. +. Chewing CO..
Real Estate A9ct'oneers,
AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE
TUESDAY. NOV. q, 1905,
at 4;so p, M. sharp, OF No. GE h s,'st.
Street: No. a7l4 East Clay Street; NO,
27l6 EAST Clay Street; Corner IWehty-G
eighth and Clay Streets. Best renters on
Church Hin. Chance for good insss''asat
or, homo, VS.
TERMS -R Reasonable.
Don't fail to attend PROMPTLY
a. j. CREWNlSG. co.
nov 1s,tda AustionssSA 4
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Geo. w. Mayo. AuotIoneer.
10 North Seytnth Street,

TIN cLALMEp , Amp REFUSED
By direction Of the G. and o. II. n. Co.
I viii sell at my auction house. for ac-
count q Efem Y Way G eSpee "a 81, e. F. NJ
for freight storage and other charges,
is cases OF Shoes refused by Stern & Co.
TERMS: Cash.
oct ly.s noy9,ls,ls Aue1olnser
Company. Spseial AgentA
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I WIN sell BY public auction, on ths
pFe'''lasTsht III NOV. IS. 1908.
a. Ana "a awsilina above referred 10. Hesid.s
the store the house has about five living
rooms, and the property Is always occu,
pied by prompt paying tanants' -
me AT purposes this property. would prove
attractive, and should commend Itself to
people who prefer good, solid real estate
IN q growing city to the uncertain values
u TFSHMsILibera and at sale.
N, w. BoWE. Auetlonssr.
nov 1877
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
BY J. B. Elan & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE OF
THE e.sToRY BRICK DWELLING,
No, 22l4 East Grace Street.

IN pursuance OF uecfee OK OcIODer 26tu,
1909, in the suit 81 yied "w: 3. Vest, etc.
w. .. Jeanette Vest ct ais, In the Cir-
the undersigned Special Commissioners
TUESDAY. Nov. II. 1908.
II $50 O'clock p. NJ, the real estate rec
s5sd e reR ' d sah as' ne Rsn sra as
pantry. etc. and having The usual con.
ss, s.s the D 9t be ss f1S s ee s
eu 5If ~ ago good tenant al ssle@ per an
nun tn; pro1sT,5iy VII pay , vel la, az a. an
trnctive Nome, being IN one Of the most
desirable locations In that section Of the
city and convenient to most OF the large
TERMS one.third cash. balance at q
and IL months BY notes, with interest add
ed: or at tho election OF the purchaser.
nMy s!G may Be paid in cash, and the titls
70 be retained Until all the purchase
money ID paid ahd a conveyance ordered
>A' WAITER sYDNoR,
Special Commissioners.
VIM. B. Vest &o.-..............Pla plaintiffs,
against
Vest als...;......:.....:.::;;... Deienoanta'
tho NlTCulC COAEI Ok k2AuONoA NO0Atys
The bond required OF the Special Corn-
missioners by decree entered In above
styled cause, October 18th, 1903, has been
duly given.
ToNe: J. A. BROWN. j
nov L-tds Clerk.
POSTPONEMENT.
On account of the rain the above sale
70 postponed until -
r n 81 SAil MSI Aa 52HSl
WAITER SYDNOR,
ADDISON l.. HOLLADAY.
nov asst Special Commissioners.
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az i. rhompson brown q Co.

BY ]. Thompson Brown q Co.
I RUsrDB'a sAhn OF
house AND LOTS IN BARTON
AS ,su bstituted trustee in deed OF trust
dated August g.. 1894, from A T. Miller
and wife, recorded in the County. Court
OF Henrico: and being requested by the
Deneticiaries therein SO to do, will pro-
coed to execute said deed BY selling at
public t asirts%Sa ~ nov the 2E RTfI1 49,
a. $50 oclock = IA. M. the PTsYPeSTtYy s de-
and O. in Block e, in Barton Heights, at
the northeast corner OF Montelro and nd
street. with all the buildings and in-
provernents thereon.
rER1MSCush as to the expense Of
sale. and S2,16S.75. being the amount OF
money due upon notes secured ny SAID
deed, and balance in mNnthly payments
Of SIS. with interest from June !. 1884.
HENRY 8. HUTZLER,
Substituted Trustee.
Brown & Co.. Auctioneers.
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BY James H. Crenshaw.
Real Estate Aucuoneer,
B1 1913 e. Main Street.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF a1355sss.ii2 i5sS3s
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING NO
( 40S NORTH EIGHTEENTH STREET.
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~ RUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE
l HULL STREET PROPERTY ON
TIA uRSDAT. NOVEMBER 10. 1908. AT
1870 O'CLOCK p. NJ, ON THE PREM
AND 7TH STREETS. IN THE CITY or
MANCHESTER, VA. -
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CHARLES l. PAGE,
LAWRENCE p. POOL.
Special Colnmissi oners.
Tho bond required OF the commission
ers In the above suit has been exc
cuted.
November 3, 1908.
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- 80 WAITER sYDNoR,
ADDISON L, HOLLADAY.
nj Special Commissioners.
J, b. Elam q Co., AuctioneerH.

BY Augustine Royal & Co. and
s.>SA 4. l.. Adamson.
sReal Estate Agents and Aucttoneers.
Manchester, Va,
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BY Geo. W. Mayo. Auctioaeer.
r EoEIvERs SALE
n OF THE
ASSETS OF THD WALTILALL PRINT.
ING AND SOUTHERN TOBACCO-
MIST COMPANY. 54F

BY virtue OF an order Of the United
States District Court for the Eastern Dis
trIct OF Virginia, entered on the 18th day
OF November. 1908. In. the cause therein
pending under the style of The Wa!thalli
Printing and Southern Tobacconist Cons
pany Bankrupt, the undersigned receiy-3
ers YIN sen az public EVICTION for a esSth:
on the premises. NO. 109 south 3I'Welltn
=, y W NDNESDAY, NOV. Is, 1903
at Il o'clock NJ the assets. in luding the
good will OF tho Walthnll Printing and
Southerp Tobacconist Company, consists
Ing principally OF Printing Machinery,
known as the southern Tobac oonist,F
The assets include OFFICE Furniture and
Fixtures, G. Cottrell Cylinder Presses, q
Chandler and Gordon Job Presses, and a.
full supply OF Job and Book Type; y.
The assets VIII first be offered in detail
The sale will be subject to the confirma-
ton Of the court
An inventory OF the assets can be, seem
with the papers In the said cause: ~ tho
clerks office OF the United States Dlstrlce
Court OF Richmond. Va, s
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BY "A. l.. Adamson and
A. Royal & Co.,
Real Estate Auctoneers. Manchester, Va.
n CORRESPONDENTS AUCTION SALE
~ OF 4i
STOREHOUEE AND LOT NO. at HULL
STREET, MANCHESTER, VA. Y

Pursuant to q decree OF the Corpora
tered October SO, 1909, in the suit Of
Charles l.. Page. assignee, OF ais, W..
Anderson Moore's administrator and
heirs. we win sell. at public auction, on
I''t pTffai uRsD "a NOV. 18TH, 1908.
tate. which fronts "a feet on tho north
side OF Hull Street, between Eighth and
lot. we'll located on the business street
Of the city, with desirable two-story
building. containing large store and
1ve or six rooms &nereon.
I'NHMB-One-third cash: the balance in
six, twelve and eighteen months; deferred
pAyments bearing interest, title retained
by the court till all the purchase money