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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-05
WORK OF PRUNING
FOR BALL TEAM
Two Dozen Applicants Dropped,
Leaving Squad of Forty-Three
Old Men to Come In.
tsneo,a, 10 rbe r-imcs.Dlspatch.t

CHARLoTTEsv1LLE, VA, March
f.--The first cut In the list of appli-
cants for the University of Virginia
baseball team was made this morning
by Mr.. IT. II. Lannigan. associate di.
rector OF athletics. and Dr.. j. Beverly
college Monday afternoon. Twenty
four men were dropped, leaving ii total
Of fortythree in the squad. This NUM-
Der will be augmented by several old
players of last years squad, who have
not yet come out for the team, but who
are expected to report in the next few
days. The list posted to-day includes
the following: Catchers-Pearson, Ca
baniss, Simmons and Bowe Pitchers.
susong Fulton, Douglass, Wilmer.
Aiken, Morrison C. C. Walker and i.
White. First Basemen--Reid, Martin.
Jarrett. Booker. Bowman. Cochranc
and Peploe. nflelders-Maddux. VIII
liams, Honaker Hoff fcaptain).
Fricker. All, Riley, Pickford. Sale.
Nixon and T.. n. Cooke. Outhelders-A.
s. Walker Yancey. Harvey, Bond, May.
Thurlow, Davis and Hensch.
The above players engaged In
lively practice this afternoon on Lam
beth Field, tile ninth day oflsuccessiVe
practice in the open. a full nine
inning game was played. The mon are
rapidly getting their eyes bn the ball,
and are making very creditable
showing with the stick. Cabaniss. the
new catcher from Newberry College,
bition. He handles himself finely and
Yields the bat like veteran Pear
son, the other backstop. is putting up
superb game. He is an exceedingly
accurate thrower, and shows that lie
is on TO the fine points of the game.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-05
AUTOMOBILES IN TEST
Machines In Test Run Expected Here
This Evening.


On long-endurance test from Phil
adelphia to Savannah, two big touring
cars, Studebaker and Pullman ma
chimes. left Philadelphia yesterday
morning, and are expected to reach
Richmond this morning. The machines
are travelling night and day. with OBJ
servers in each car to take notes as to
accidents, repairs and progress. They
are sent out under the auspices of the
Quaker City Automobile Club, and
bear message from the League Island
Navy Yard to Portsmouth Navy Yard.
President Angus Nichols and Scores
tary Otis Alfricnd, OF the Richmond
Automobile Association will go out to
the State farm to pilot the visitors into
Richmond. whence they will provide
the travellers with their route to Ports
mouth, thence to Danville, and on to
Savannah, where the machines will
participate in the races In that city.
The run is made simply for an en-.
durance test Two crews are with the
cars, one always going ahead by train
to relieve the other at some point
ahead. Like the mail carriers of the
West. the crews Jump from train to car
and the journey is carried on without
break. unless something happens to the
machine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-05
NOTES OF THE BOXERS.

Jimmy Sinister writes that he Is
training every day, and he Is anxious
to box any 12S-pound boxer In Phila-
delphia.
Willie Lewis, of New York, and Bill
Hurley, of Glen's Falls, boxed six
rounds TO draw at the latter place
on Monday night.
Jack Robinson. the Chicago welter-
weight, who has boxed number of
times in Philadelphia, is now seriously
III in New York hospital.
Mike Stack. manager of Young
Burke, wants Il match against Young
O'Neill, of Franklinville. or any other
12:-pound boxer.
a number of religious people are
organizing movement In ireland in
opposition to the proposed night be-
tween Tommy Burns and Jim Roche.
Leach Cross beat SAMMY Smith, for
merry Of Philadelphia. in six-round
bout at the Dry Dock Athletic Club.
New York, on Monday night. Smith
us reported to have made a miserable
showing.
The sharley Athletic Club, Of New
York, will move into new and enlarged
headquarters at SiXty-sixth Street, near
Columbia Avenue. The opening enter.
ta1nment will be in about two weeks.
Jim Barry and Larry Temple are to
fight again in Boston next Tuesday
night.
Mike (Twin) Sullivan was offered
another mat,h with Stanley Ketchall
by James Coffroth, the California light
promoter, but he has had all the meet
ings With Ketchall that he desires
After the recent Spike Robson
Grover Hayes match, It was found that
Robson had spralned ligament In ono
of his legs. This began to trouble him
as soon as he began to train FOR the
Young Nitclie bout, and the latter had
Ito be called off for tho present. ii
place Of that bout. tho National Attn
letfc Club will have an all-star show
on Saturday night. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-05
BY Pannilly & Harrison,
4AuctioneerS.
THE LARGEST AND MOST UP-To-
DATE PRINTING PLANT IN Pc
TERSBURG, AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
MONDAY, MARCH 1s, 1908. AT IL
O'CLOCK NJ.

AT the above time we Will sell that
elegant Printing Plant on Bank street;
city of Petersburg, now being. operated
BY the buchanan Manufacturing Com
pany. The machinery consists OF foltr
cylinder Presses. four Jobber Presses,
With the only Bookbinding plant IN
the city; FIickock Ruling Machine. TO-
getter with Composition Room, COM
plete, with practically new type nid
all modern labor-saying devices. THIS
is fine paying business, as the. books
will show, and they are, open Tor Il, III
spection to any one Interested. The
owner bought this business for his son.
but the son felt called TO the ministry,
arr the father not wishing .s to dig yhis
plant viii be sold as a whole. together
with the good will of the business mes sa
Tha inyentorv can he seen at the Of
flee q Panni! s Harrison; Tab ! i stree ei
s,nnr.e street. This is grand -oppor-s
tunity to buy well-established. pay
ing business. .,-o "a
Pannill & Harrison, Auctioneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-05
TRACK TEAM HARD AT WORK.
University Men Getting Ready for
GEORGETOWN (:nmes Saturday.

Special 10 The Times Dispatch.l
ITARLOTTESYILLE, VA,,>-March 4.
The members of the Virginia track
team are hard at work preparing for
the Georgetown games on Saturday
Aght, and much Interest Is taken in
the work OF the men. Numbers OF
students gather around the outdoor
running track each afternoon to wit
ness the practice. Randolph has not
yet recovered from his sprained ankle,
and it is very doubtful If he can be
gotten in condition by Saturday night.
With him out of the squad, Virginla's
chance to land the point trophy Will be
very slim.
The work Of the relay team is not
very encouraging. Yesterday after
noon the varsity quartet-Rector,
NAPLES Goodwin and Thurlow-were
beaten about fifteen feet by the re-
serve team, consisting of Ashby.
Davidson, Holiday and Ford. The
time made, 3:4i SIS, was anything but
encouraging, especially since the board
track at the university Is very fast.
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GERMAN CAR WINS RACE;
AMERICAN BREAKSROCKERARlN

trant, r. C. Kelsey, driving fifty
horse power American car. had engine
trouble. and quit at the fifty-mile post.
The driving of Stevens, though he lost
the race. was the, feature. his car Gov
ering fifty miles In Al minutes 81 sec
onds, close to the record time. The
summary follows:
Us miles-gentlemans invitation
race--won by l.. j. Bergdoll, eighty
horse power German car. Time,
$3.50 30.
intermediate times-25 miles, 22:54:
80, miles. 4s:41; rs miles, 6T:i9; 100
miles. 90:35.
Stevens, driving a sixty horse power
American car. tagged before finishing.
intermediate times-25 miles. 20:40;
so miles. 4l:35; 40 miles 5S.1S
Tomorrow the stellar event OF the
tournament the 225-mile race for auto.
mobile club of America cup, is the only
event programmed,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-05

ORMOND. FLA. March 4.--One event,
l25-mile race. for amateur drivers.
marked the second day of the ormond-
Daytona Beach automobile tournament
to-day. The event was won by Louis
ner covering the distance in l13 min
utes 80 Us seconds, and lettering his
time for the same distance yesterday
by over Z minutes. BerSdoll took the
lead at the sevcnty-mile post. when
stevens. driving a sixty-horse power
American car. went OUT of the race.
owing TO broken rocker arm. Stew
ems was leading at the time by
minutes As seconds. The other en-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-05
WAKE FOREST BASE
BALL SCHEDULE
Especial to The rlmes-pIspatch.l

Especial to The Vimes-D spatch.l
Wake FOREST. n. G.. March The
Wake Forest baseball schedule with
the exception of three games, has been
completed, and Is one of the best that
the college has had for several years
The schedule is as follows:
March 12th-orange Grove, at Wake
Forest
March 21st-Warrenton High School,
lat Wake Forest.
March 24th-Randolph- Macon, at
Wake Forest.
March 2eth-Trinity Park School. at
Wake Forest.
March soth-North Carolina School
for the Deaf and Dumb, at Wake For
est.
April 1st-Elon College, at Wake
Forest.
April sd-colegate University. at
Wake Forest.
April 4th-colegate University. at
Wake Forest.
April sth--
April 11th-A. and NJ. College of
North Carolina, at Wake Forest.
April i4th-Dayidson, at Wake For
est.
April 1sth-University of North Caro-
lima. at Chapel Hill.
April l7th-Guilford College. a.
Guilford.
April 1sth-Delaware College. at
Wake Forest.
April 2oth-A and NJ College of
North Carolina, at Raleigh.
April atst-
April 2ad-Davidson College, at Char
lotte
April 24th-Davidson College. al
Davidson.
April 25tll-
April astih-Guilford College. at Wake
Forest.
| April 3oth-University of North Caro-.
| lima, at Raleigh.
May 1st-Mercer University, at Wake
Forest.
May 2d-Mercer University, at Wake
May Sth-Eastern College, at Wake
Forest.
May l1tl-A. and NJ. College of NORTH
Carolina. at Raleigh.
| Mr.. Crozier is very much cncour-
aged over the prospect of the ball team
this season. The old players. as well
as the new men, have been working
| hard since warm weather, and are
showing up well.
Among the old players who will play
this season are Hamerick Couch, Ben.
ton and Freeman. Temple. who showed
his ability to twirl a ball while Will
A. and NJ. last year. will pitch TO,
Wake Forest this year. Hammond, The
crack ttird-ba seman, who played will
Oak Ridge last season, is already al
home on the Wake Forest diamond, ant
Dawson. the new fielder from Trinity
Park, Is showing up to good advantage
Everything Is pointing toward win
ning. team. and the local fans are very
enthusiastic over the bright outlook.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-05
WILL nAyE STRONG TEAM.
IJnchburg Expects to Put Out About Best
Aggregation She Has Had.

Especial to The Times ID lspatch.1
I.YNCHBURG, VA, March 4.-Manager
CT i'm, OF the local baseball team, is expected
to reach here early next week to begin pre-
paratIou for the arrival OF his team during
the last week in March. The team is prac-
ttcally signed UP, and there seems TO be no
doubt but 1t Will prove to be ono OF the
strongest that has represented Lynchburt;
In the present Virginia League.
Among tho new men who have signed
contracts is Augustus Smith, of Baltimore,
brother OF Pitcher Subway Smith. OF
last years Roanoke team He played lasr
Gear in the North Carolina League. and Is
highly recommended by Arthur Evans. the
Baltimore boy who was drafted last fall by
the Chicayo Cubs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-05

BY virtue of authority of the deed of.
trust from the Chesterfield Land and
Improvement Company to the under
cord in the clerks office of the Circuit
Court OF Chesterfield county, in Deed
Book a. p. H. default having been
cured in said deed, and being request
ed so to do by the holder thereof
will sell on the premises, on 49,
WEDNESDAY, MARCH IS. 1905.
Ing leases. which may be terminated
in case of resale by the purchaser or
purchasers, copies OF which may be
seen at the office of the trustee the
following very valuable real estate:
All OF ths.t certain piece or parcel
of land. containing three hundred and
eighty $500 acres, more or less lying
and being in the county of Chesterfield.
Va, on James River. south of the city
of Manchester, and partly in said city
of Manchester. being the same prem
ises conveyed to said Chesterfield Land
and Improvement Company by Joel
referred to in said deed of trust, ana
of record in said clerks office, except.
Ing therefrom the statutory right or
way decided to the Riclsmond. Peters,
burg and Carolina Railroad Company
(Seaboard Air Line), on the 18th day
of July. 1899. of record in d. 3. 9S, p.
IN Chesterfield County Court clerk
office. and that. portion conveyed TO TO
June 6. 1880, of record In said clerks
office, in ID. B. 81. p. ESQ.
estate, showing its metes and bounds
and the parcels conveyed away, may
be seen at the office of the trustee, or
the auctioneer, and it Will be exhibited
on the day ofs sale.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the
bond and interest secured by the satd
deed. and expenses of sale: and. as TO
ia be secured in such manner as may
be announced on the day of sale.
WM MI. TURPIN,
Trustee.
Sutton & Co,
AuctioneerS,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-05
ADJUSTMENTS
Acndemy-"wc Are King. Matinee
ana night.
Blio,i-''Rafflcs."
clever Minstrel Hand.

Dackstader's MinstreIs kept two big
audiences laughing Mt the Academy
yesterday for the best part of the two
hours and a half of each performance.
There is no minstrel organization
Which comes to Richmond that is more
popular than the Dockstnder aggrega-
ton. Mr.. Dockstader is one of the best
monologue artists among black-face
comedians, though in recent years he
has departed from the old-time method
of contributing his share to the en-
tertainment. He no longer stands In
front of a drop curtain and talks TO-"
manner he gets down to his fun
making business, thus gaining the
same end. while adding novelty to the
perforImt1an mar, This season his sketch
House" and with the aid of n tele-
phone and general assistants. he puts
in a good twenty minutes OF merry
making.
Neil o'Brien is still Mr.. Dockstader's
right hand man, and In new sketch
called Quick Lunch, causes the audl-
ence at times 20 become ,r almost bolst-
circus IN Its hiarty The tn eco, GoTedan
The latter portion of the entertain-
ment Is as good as Dockstader has
ever presented. Dockstader himself,
in the song when the Hammer on
Neil o'Brien scores another on his
own composition. '.Everybody Turned
and Looked AT Me-" John. ISing and
Eddie Mailer also did good work on
the ends.
The organization Is especially strong
in vocalists, and the song numbers are
all well rendered. Reese Prosser, w.
III Thompson and Frank Figone do tho
honors with the ballads, md are ably
assisted IN the chorus work by the
other vocalists. Master Percy Keegan
also deserves mention for his share. in
this part of the entertainment. THE
Land OF Nicotine" and Reveille At
West Piont," the two spectacular
dancing numbers We're each splendldly
executed.
"we Are King" To-Dny.
Mi. Walker Whiteside's delightful
comedy, I'VE Are King" Will be pro-
and night Mr.. A. w. Cross has ar
ranged with Mr. William Clifford to-
star this clever young actor for term
or three Years and has selected as a.
vehicle for his stellar tour the above
play.
i For the past six years Mr.. Clifford
has been leading support to Mi. White
side, and in this capacity proved him
self an actor OF talent and ability. Hel
plays a dual role, and during one scene
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-05
IiInckenschinldt 70 san sntur,,, !

NEW YORK. March IA cable ~
announces that George Hackenschmidt
the Russian Lion" will sail fron,
Liverpool by tho Lusitania on satur.
day next for New York to begin pra-
sparations for his championship matob
AM.h Frank Gotch. Hackenschmidt
states that he Is In excellent condition
and fully expects to win the Champion
ship contest, which IL to take place IN
Chicago on April 80, In two straight
falls, N'''-'sH''e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-05
Sporting Letters

The sporting editor of The Times
Dispatch Will GLADLY answer In these
columns amy questions regarding
sporting matters. Communications
on sporting subject. will also be
printed, and comments will lie nnde,
Address Sporting Editor, Timcs-Dis-
patch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-05
DOCTORS CONVENTION.
First District Members State Medical Society
to Meet at Newport News.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, March "A
Gle Is of Virginia living in the First Com
gressionnl District will be held In the
morrow night. The principal object of Tie
meeting VIII be to elect a councillor, who
Will be ono of board OF fifteen to have ac-
tive charge of the affairs of the society.
After the business has been disposed of
there Will be scientific program, the
speakers being DR.. w. B. Smith OF York
county. 'Medicnr'; DR., j. 7. Buxton of this
city. Sursic NJ; DR.. w. A. Plecker, Of
Hampton, "Prorhylactlc": DR.. II. d. Howe,
OF Hampton, Fresh Air and Climate; DR.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-05
ELopED FROM FREDERICKSBURG:
Miss McCra clScn JOins Lover In Wns;l'
ington ana Is Married.
LSpeclnl to The Tlmes- Dlspats

SpecIuI 70 The TIneS- I1IspntchIl $50
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, March 4.--
Miss Eleanor McCracken, daughter oi
Captain Z. McCracken. of this city
left here to-day for Washington
Eek, of Buffalo, N. ~. and the couple
We're married. Miss McCracken VIA
accompanied by Miss Susie White.
house, who was maid OF honor. Cap
matter until he received a telegram
announcing his daughters marriage
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-05
DEEP RUN MEETS

Deep Run hounds win meet for the month
OF March as follows:
March 7th-Battery p ".
March 1ith-Reservoir. 4 p. NJ.
March 21st--Rio Vista. p. NJ
March 2Sth-Bellevue Gate. 4:eo p. NJ.
j. ST. GEORGE BRYAN,
NJ. f. H.
James w. Graves. Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-05
March 9Th in the Annals of Sport.

Francisco defeated John Deey in billiard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-05
Middle. to Have New Head Coach.

ANNAPoLi.-. MD March 4.--rhe fact
that LieutenantC Commander Joseph NJ
Reeves has been ordered to duty away
from the Naval Academy Will necessl-
tate the selection OF new head coach
for the football team next season. IT
Is possible that DR.. Paul Dashiell will
be induced to resume this position, but
II he declines Lieutenant Bryan A.
Long or Graduate Midshipman Douglas
A. Howard are likely to be chosen IL
1t can be arranged for them to be
ordered to Annapolis.
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called 10 Lyncllhurg.
LsneclaI % INC ,rIms ]. pIsE

Especial to The Tmss- Dspatels
llIGH POINT, n. CT, March i.---Rsv. 81
4. Powers, pastor OF the First BaptiSs
Church here, to-day through committees.
received a call TO the Second Baptist Ghurcats
Lsnchburs, Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-05
RsaI estate.

DR. G. p. Moore. of Cape Charles, .'DletetIe....,
DR., c.. *. Nandarslice, OF Phoebus, skis
Manifestations
the visiting members Will be entertained
after the meeting by tho local physicians II
u smoker In Hotel Warwick
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-05
HYPERION \. WINS
IN FASTEST MILE
In Winning the Fourth Race at
New Orleans, He Makes the
Seasons Record.

:. NEW ORLEANS, LA. March Ain
winning the fourth race ut one mile
at the Fail. Grounds to-day, Hyperion
H., at s to 3, went the fastest mile
Of the winter. He ran the distance in
1880 2-5. Weather clear; track fast.
Summaries:
FIRST race--thrce furiongs-M
liapsburg O2 to ~ first. Glorioio III
to 81 second. May Lee as to y third.
Time, .3G d-5.
Second race---hve and II half furIongs,
selling--Topsy Robinson Il to 81 first,
Vohoonle GO to u second Minnehaha
GEO to ID third. Time. :0s 3-5.
Third race--six firlongg, selling
Dandy Dancer 60 to 50 first, Blue Lee
az to 81 second, sabado t2O to ~ third.
Time, TIA Id
Fourth Observation-Disclosures III. Is
to 50 first. Pedro t6 to 81 second. John
Carroll G. to - third Time. :39 Us.
Fifth race-slx furlongs, selling
Ketchemike Is to 81 first. Risk G5 to
u second, Arrowswift az to ID third.
Time, f:13 rs.
Sixth racc-six furlongs--Hasty Ag-
mes GO to y first, Sam Taylor q to y
second. The Thorn (15 to u third.
Time. TIA 2-5.
Seventh race-mile and a sixteenth.
selling--Firmament (5 to y first, Wa
ter Cooler q to y second. Dorothy
Ann Oh to . third Time, i:B 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-05
STOCK GROCERIES, CASH REGISTER,
COMPUTING SCALES. GROCERY
WAGON AND HARNESS,
AT, AJrCTICN
-THURSDAY. MARCH 5TH

THURSDAY, MAKCH 9TH,
commencing at 1890 o'clock. BY di-
rection Of parties interested, we will
sell. on the second floor of our auc-
ton salesroom. No. Sis East Broad
Street, n large stock of shelf and
staple groceries, consisting of Teas,
Soaps Mackerel. two barrels Salt, one
barrel Vinegar, Baking Powders. Cocoa,
Tomatoes, Potted Ham, Peaches Corn,
Jellies, Preserves, Pickles, Chowchow,
T obacco, Cigarettes, Cakes, Candles,
&C.. everything found in a general
grocery store; also one National Cash
Register, Marble Slab Computing Scales,
Grocery Top Wagon, Harness, &c.
Sale positive. Terms, cash.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-05

Acting under decree OF the Circuil
Court of Henrioc county. in suit OF
Mosby VS.. NIosby ct ais, / will sell bJ
public auction. In front of Henricf
county courthouse, on
THURSDAY. MARCH 5. 1908.
at IL NJ, tlie above farm, consisting .oi
100 acres. more or less, and being the
same tract of land of which the lata
w. O. Mosby died seized and possessed
There Is small dwelling. some tim.
Dor, q considerable quantity of cord
wood, number of fruit trees and good
soil. Long front OH public road.
TERMS: One-haIf cash. and the rest
due at six and twelve months from data
of sale. the purchaser executing nego-
table notes for the deferred payments
title to be retained until whole of pur.
chase money is paid and tho convey
anee is directed by the court.
CHARLES U. WILLIAMS. JR..
Special Commissioner.
The bond required in the above Gauss
has been given.
sAaI'L p. wADDIT.L.
Clerk.
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BY The Valentine Auction CO.,
els East Broad Street.
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Autttotl @ales, Tbis Zap.

by II. b. Chaflln e. Co.. Incorporated
and
w. T. Warmer.
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Aufttou 5ales, future Daps.-
-~c~>~c~~~~~~~c~~->>->~~o,
BY Sutton SC Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE
AT
PUBLIC AUCTION

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VA.
TER, KNOWN AS CHESTERFIELD
LAND AND IMPROVEMENT co.
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COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE

FARM IN HEINRICH
COUNTY, VA, ON THE NEW MAR.
KET ROAD. ABOUT EIGHT MILE
KNOWN AS THE JORDAN PLACE.