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YACHTING NOTES.


Frsdorichshurs. Va. AUGUST ll.-Tht
Early brd club. OF Baltimore, on 4
two weeks cruise on the Chesapeake
bay ana IT'S tributaries, went INTO w.
banna. on ihr lower RsppaAannocl5
river. few days ago, and had with
them loco pounds OF hluensh. which
ihey caught i'm the Chesapeake Bay
with nook and line.
y party OH yacht from Norfolk.
which las heen cruising on the lower
RaHpahannock River. while in Carriers
Greek a few days ago. shooting at Il
target near tho shore. struck /. horse
belonging 10 James smith. colorcd. OF
Lancaster County, ana the animal died
smith has brought suit for the valu,
90 The horse.
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CHATHAM NOTES


special TO Tho Times Dispatch
Chatham. August ii.-Thc ono hum
drcd and twenty-third annual session
of tho Roanoke ptist Association viii
assemble iu TN. Chatham Baptist
'hur,h on Tuesday morning at $3.50
o'clock followinr the devotional OK
erclses the enrolment of delegates viii
Toe made and ouc-third OF the church
letters read. which VIII be followed by
election OF officers. William smith. Or
this place. VIII deliver tho address Of
welcomc TO which Bcn Eller viii rc-
spond. Rev. ". Il Koefc win deliver
tne Introductory sermon. which Will
conclude the morning session OF thn
irst day on Wednesday three ses-
sions VIII bee held. during which mat
tors Of interest and Importance VIII d..
disposed OF The church members arc
busy making ready 10 oNtond IA most
hearty welcome and tho greater part
OF n"Nt week VIII hc given up TO max
ing tho delegates and visitors mss
their stay pleasant MS possible II has
been about t~cntv-Nvc years since tho
association last met here. at when
TIM %" church was ON tho upper cnd
~ Main street
on August 20 farmers meeting will
be hc!d at the experiment plats near
inis place. Speakers from the state
experiment station and thu lnited
states Department OF Agriculture wlll
D" present aud address the meetilu.
D, Is hoped tnat the farmors wil ,urii
OUT en- nassc. as this win bee an oD-
portunity TO secure valuable sugres-
Toms alons tne lines OF scientific farm
ius b. J. Cooke has charge OF III.
plats and will take pleasure in SHOW
suing.
r. j. Abbott OF near mis- place has
cue ana cured one House Of tobacco.
which Us tine nrst heard Of n tins SOD
ton. Many farmers autictpat. r,,ffnt.,
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fSpecial 70 The Times -pispatch.l
f'air secret for nearly uvclv. inorlihe
y r Sigmace Of Newton y a. aka
Mtss lila Fowler. daughter 81 sir and
MIS- Fowler OF thus ciiv Gently
broke the news 70 the girls mother
That they We're married III North care.
lir@ in September last
The maternal BLESSING was imr,e-
f'atclv bestowed unon the couule ara
nc LEFT for q helated honeymoon 20
FnlishurN ana Creenshoro
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NIrginin Nn,.ll..

Hpr.laI 20 Iho Times DispatchI
EVELYN Gutman. tho Harrisbiir,. c rs =
flT. who is engaged thoro i, ,vri,I,,.
a novel was formerly a roeidcn.
4, ,ai ,.,,, c'iy her father j. e Gu,man.
The firm OF T. Moses < 10 hcrn NJ.
eutman Is q niece Of n Moses ma
nc went with her parents ,yhcn I'M.
moved from this city to Baltin3 ,s
from wnere they Went to HARRISBURG.
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Especial Gable TO The Times Dispatch
Berlin. August little recent sug
sesuon OF an mathematician al
lance for thu protection IF mutual in
tercsts IN ihe Ear East as against the
srfcial int rests OF England Russia
and Japan. meets with mucn favor in
Sc mi Official circles here y nigh diplo-
riai. VINO for obvious reasons Is net
named. said on this subject.
'fh.re already exists between the
L nitel states aud Germany AN agree
mcnt tnat is tantamouut 10 an unwrit-
ten alliance fol loint action and mu-
tual interests iu the Far East. and
along tiit fines OF which tho two ma
ticns have been working since AN cN-
ln=ton
"fnerc are many reasons why tho
lmi.d states and Gcrmanv should
stand snouider TO shoulder in the rar
welcome auHthing that would bring
closer inc political relations Of the
TWO countries as they may stand alone
in tia" Far East as against the group
lns oi other interests
II was learned i'm official circles that
in rnrrOw sense the open-door policy
as nphed by England Russia ana
Japan only applies to China proper. and
and Mongolia Ii is believed here that
IL is in regard To thces two countries
that Russia and Japan made their re-
ID IS stated i'm semi-olnc.al circles
here mat Gcrmany will not respond TO
tho eNorts of the London newspapers to
work up q general protest by the COM
'tcFtlal powers against tho ec:ion OF
ape United states as to tho tolls to be
charged by he Panama canal.
1T is only matter OF time said
am official who is in close touch with
the German government until Eng
land. Win her many possessions. VIII
clash with nitcd states interests ana
wiil lind that the American people do
not always do what England wants.
While the drummine up of the colonies
TO come to the assistance OF the mother
country in the matter of her navy is
ostensibly because %. the German dan
ser England also has an eye on the
american danger
rms oiiicial added that while Eng
, land. under q special treaty. might have
, the right To protest as to the Panama
Tolls. Germany would not enter INTO
lea might properly resent any pressure
mat might lac brought to hear.
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Fredericksburg va August ill.,
Mrs chanes William Hunter. OF an
painattoN va. announces the engage.
mont OF her daughter. Miss carrie
olivia Hunter 20 Marion Gordon Wits.
vi, of Fredericksr Va The we'd
ding viii take place during the com
ms IAN
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AT the Hotels

Jefferson a. w Person. Louisbure.
\. g. ". $ Harlan and family. Ala r
hama Jonu q. Avery. New York. VII
liam l.. SHcpherd, Hershey. Pa; f. y.
va W. $. sharpe. Charles '. Sharpe.
burlington a. O.; c. Y. Penn. New
Nork II C.. saunders. Baltimore: ~.
~ 'ekiorH Atlanta, Ga. J. irwin
vase Hurts. Va. G. III. Waller. De
rolt. y. Kaufman and wife. Ter
scy Guy > Tenney ana wife. chi
casoi Mrs Erwin y. Holt. Burlington.
Dr. and Mrs Waller ierndon,
Ll-seNlnston Nv; John B. IIarvle. RoX-
g. Gary. Rocky Mount Mr.. and Mrs.
q. W Baird Washington. u. c. Mr..
ana Mrs NJ Tilden. Donald ana
n,,orothy Iilden. New York; W. +.
n,,i"Nrmor.. Lenora. Va. II. & Lees,
George 4; Fuller. j. :. Briggs. Roches-
Ter w. ~ Robinson. Norfolk. T. y.
Motley Sew York, W. G. Mathew.
chiffon Forge. va.
News. va G. 4. PAU. {. 3. Chandler.
y, Hqsley Peoria. III, y. L. Merrill.
VI l. Hancock. Hampton. Va. III. y.
Nh!pert. Martinsvinc. va: j. -. Lock-
cry north Carolina; T.. ". lnge. APP
pom9ttoN Va; \. j. Hunt and wife.
~ oer' -. L. howen. III Paso. TeN; \. L.
MerreIl' Taunton. Va; f.. w Butler.
Charlottc. y. G, -. X. Hagler and wife.
""rNSohNl!lr Fla c. X. Howell. Nir-
tihla y u. packard. North Carolina
J." y Iiumiston. New Haven. Conn: j.
!, refers anl son New York, j. Il.
LOW ing charlotte. y. C.. l.. H.
l'.ohrt. Indianapolis. Ind. II. Long.
N,Hr,h carolina; J. y. Lee. Atlanta Ga.
waiter Gibson. Virginia. T. II. shepard,
.Non'H oh'r' A. r. Ilannon. Mont
sDMery Ala; w H. Taylor. Greens
~, Martin De Garnor. Airing
,OI. y y. Frank NJ WraN Richmond
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ONANCOCK NOTES
Ispeol-l IL IA. 1.lmos. pisnDtcI


Onancock. Va. August ll.-l.usa c.
Kellam died ia the hospital az VIII
lioinshurs, where b.. was taken ten
DAYS ago. Alr. Kellum taught IN the
private .nd public Schoois vi the
county for fortynino years lie was
pensioned omly about At Year ago.
Miss sarah {. Iauison tripped and
fen ON the street "Wednesday morning.
breaking her arm near the shoulder
blade
John Edward rauison died suddcnly
LOT PARALYSIS az Belle Haven Friday.
AGED seventy-onc wears Hc was a
gallant Confederate soldier. AIR PAUL
son is the second oil soldier TO pass
away since tho meeting OF tho vct-
Grams ,,t Accomac JanGark Q. prosl-
dent Dayiss hirthday Tho death of
another "Unclc Peter Payne is ,N-
pcctod d.ny
rhe Democratic Congressional pri-
mary frr tav Fi:st District Will be
held Saturday. August - Mr.. Jones
Will Address the electors at e NUM-
beer of places ia tho count, during
thls week
Samuel j. Lambdon al Mexican war
veteran. passed Ills ,!ghty-sevonth
milestone frilay
rho city fathers Of characteristic
nave contracted With the LOWS Gas
Company to light tho town.
Pursuant to am act OF the Lcais-
lutur. 90 this Judge James II
/ Fletcher has appointed Norman Brit
tinehan. j. Ihernion, Martin Hhl
. and iiorles y Bundick to act VITA
, tho supervisor ol Atlantic District
| Ashton Fletcher as the Atlantic Dis
trict Road Board. They will direct
/ IN" expenditure OF tho Slo.000 for
lwhich the district was recently bond
/ cd.
Extensive interpretations are being
'Hwle for educational Jay Auslst Is.
lag tne Keller FAT. y new buiidime
has been erected Ia Which 70 display
th, work OF the children OF .\ccomac.
non Harry 81 George Tucker Will
lmake an address. superintendent G
lG. JONES las been in corresp ondenco
wiih Hon Woodrow Wilson who has
promised 20 be present if possible.
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STRENGTH TO STAND THE HEAT.

Milan is the greatest prevention for
heat prostration. 1t not only builds up
the general system to resist the heat, but
clears the blood Of all acid and Other
lrritants that inilame the skip
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THE WEATHER.
,orecnst; For Virginia. North Cnro-
IN" and south Cnrolinn-ProbnbI,
f"ir Monday mud Tuesday
spccinl LocnI Dutn for Ncrtcrdn,.

J. noon temperature -
T. ". temperature ~ ~
SinNimum temperature IN L.
Air,r,,,,,,,,' 49,. ............... ae
u, mum temperature up to l..
Mean temperature " ~
Normal temperature "
.Ncrss III temperature .
i,'iIll last twenty four hours o
Nonc!etcy in temperature since
.t"t t'4 -... ........... ........ 10
Hcc"m excess IN rainfall since
, 1amnary l..:,...,: ......... 1856
..i locni Observation II. VI. Yesterday.
tuiItI"ture ................... 50
Humidity -
Wind-direction - "
wind velocity
,S.I,,I '.'..-'.. .'..... Clear
NN''I'"Il IaSt u hOurS ............ 0
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.

August IL. 1912.
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In 1920 a booklet was published in New
York called The Art OF Tying the
Cravat. and there were thirty-two cor
rect methods of arranging it,
ying his cravat was, to the man Of
affairs. what the art OF giving a dinner is
TO statesman.
In five minutes we can show
YOU every correct style to-day.
Lovely cravats at 26c that
We're SO.
Thousands OF EN-.
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By virtue OF a certain deed Of trust.
dated August %. 1911. recorded IN the
clerks office Crancery Court OF Rich
mond in D. B. PISA. page 25s. default
portion of the debt secured thereby.
and having been required by the bene-
ficiary 50 TO do. 1 will. on
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 4. 1912,
at o'clock P NJ.
on the premises proceed 10 sell at
public auction the property conveyed
therein, viz: All that certain p.vce-
parcel Or lot of land. with the improve
ments thereon. lying and being in the
city Of Richmond. Va. and described as
follows: Commencing at the northeast
corner of Broad and Second Streets
tence running eastwardly and front
ing on the north line of Broad street
a. feet inches. thence back north
warily between nearly parallel lines
one of which is the eastern line OF
second Street-l37 feet . inches. hav-
ing a width IN the rear of a. feet 81
inches.
This property being 50 advantageously
located on -Richmond's great and popu-
lar thorOughfare. and having also
good frontage on Second street. which
is rapidly developing into business
street. presents an unusual opportun-
itv 10 the seeker OF high class invest
The property is all occupied. has al
ways rented readily. and pays well for
high class property Inc north SIDE
of Broad street. especially in this To-
califv. has been greatly improved re-
Gently BY the erection OF handsome ana
conmodious baildings. Second Street
prO1e-tv j. also IN great demand. and
Is therefore bringing good prices.
TERMS Cash sufficient to pay all
costs OF sale. taxes and insurance TO
day OF sale. and note OF 81. 800. now
due. with interest from August Is.
1912: the sum OF s2.5oo TO be paid ten
DAYS from date Of sale. the further
sum Of s.. 800. with interest from sep
tcn5er IS. 1919. 20 be paid on March Is
1914. the further sum Of $4,000. with
interest from September IS. 1912. at D
Der cent per annum. payable quarterly.
10 b. paid on December Is. 1913 ana
the further sum OF sio.010. with inter
est from September Is. 1912. At ; per
cent per znnum. payable quarterly. 90
be- paid on December IS. isis--thcsc
last three amounts being secured hy
nrior liens and payment thereof 20 be
assumed by the pUrchaser--and the
residue II the purchase money 20 he
pavabie IN equal insfaimcnts At two
ana three years from date % sale. owl
derced bv notes with interest AZ ;
pcr cent per annum from date q sale.
payaSie quarterly. secured b. a deed
- trust on the property. the purchaser
20 have the right ~ anticipation a. 20
s,ff notes evidencinE said residue
IT CAENEAI.
Trustee.
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Tuesday, Dec. Sd. 1912
commencing at 800 a. NJ,

commencing at 800 a. NJ,
various lots of Dry Goods. Clothing
Rugs, DrugSets. Furniture, Hardware
and miscellaneous articles Of every
description.
The public are requested to attend.
Elevated seats provided for ladies, and
out-of-town buyers for shipping goods
This will be an unusually large and
attractive sale.
THE CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY. co.
l. l. SCHERER,
General Claim Agent
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Casselnan & Co.
The Farm Stock AuctiOnesrs.
AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE
OF
FARM STOCK AT KENNEN's FARM,
BY ORDER OF MR. J. D. HARRIS
(THE FARM BEING Sold KEN
NFzNS Is SITUATED NEAR THE GEN
ITO ROAD. 31s MILES FROM NAT
TOAX STATION. ON THE SOUTH
ERN RAILWAY. Is MILES FROM
RICHMOND. on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 3. 1919,
al 10 \ N.
20 be sold 10 the highest bidder.
Two sets Double Work Harness. set
Single Buggy Harness. set Double
Buggy Harness. two Riding Saddles
RunaboUt. Express Wagon on springs,
with top: two T~o-Horse Farm wsS-
0ns Jumper. Champion Binder. in good
order. Mccormick Grass Mower. Steel
Tooth Hay Rake foot Dump. two
Riding Cultivators. Two Walking Gull
tivators. one Roller, Double Row Corn
Planter. set Drags. three Oliver Flows
two Boy Dixie Piows. Superior" Grain
Drill. Corn Crusher. Hay Fork com
pIete for sixty-foot barn; Black
smiths Forge and Tools. Carpenters
and wheelwrights' Tools. Fencing
Wire two fine Guns. all kinds of small
Hand and Farm Tools too numerous "a
mention: $50 bushels of good Yellow
Corn. a quantity of Corn Fodder, a
quantity OF useful Household Furni-
ture
Following the above. the useful Lave
Stock. including Riding and Driving
Crelding. Black six years old. guar
anteed sound. work in all gears; Mule
eight years old. a good one; Black
Mare. useful farm worker. fine Black
Colt. six months old. well bred; three
Dairy Cows. Shorthorn and Jersey tive
IN good milk. 4 fine ShorthoTn Bull
three IIeifers. Jersey and Shorthorr
Zone fresh about February.
special attention IS called 20 this
sale Most Of the implements are new
and in thorough order. and this Is an
onno~tunitv seldom occurring TO secure
6rst-ciaSs machinery at auction prices
TERMS. Announced at sale.
CASSELNAN & CO.
1918 East Main 81. Richmond. Va
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v1Rc,ryrA-IN THE CLERKS OF
FycE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
NOVEMBER II. 1912:
:. p V. CogbiN. clerk OF the said
coiirt do certify that George Mason
commissioner in the suits OF ANA ;
Moody vs. John J. Longest ana ais
The Building. Loan and Trust on
pany of Manchester VS.. Hugn Lon .
as.,trse.rator and ais. and ANA ;
Woodv vs.. Hugh I,ongest's devisees
hos executed the bond required OF MIN
bv the decree Of the said court pro-
nounceJ in the said suits. heard TO-
ec,her. at It's November term. 1919
Teste: PHILIP V. COGBIl'L~
Clerk.
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+, execution Of a decree Of the chan
49,, court Of the cite OF Richmond.
entered November 20. 1912. In the suit
OF y. W. Bowe & son. who sue. &c.
vs. John NJ Kings administrator =
ais we will sell By pubic ~ue''oi''
on the premises. on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER ;. 1917.
at Il o'clock N
that unusually valuable ana W ..,, -
-ased lot above referred %. adjcinins
on the east the warehouse % :. -
Halves & Co. and having tneTeo" y
confortabie frame once buildink-
The size. a. well as thc losation' ~.
this lot IL having spur tracks -
'front.'. both on cary and on 70
streets. and being 50 close 70 tn' hicn-
rno-d Doc;<. which has now been puI
rbased bv the city and put IN con'i .
,ion FOR the loading and unloading o,
vessels. makes this property Vel stll.-
FOR a coal and wood yard. or - -
for a factory or large siof"Nr -,
Ing and II 8. rare that property p'e,
.c,.in- 40 many advantages ana OF
sus.h dimensions is put upon tne
'rr,p,rS. ore-third cash. and the resi-
due In fhre. equal instalme nts AZ ~
twelve and eighteen months. TOT n'tes.
with Interest added and tito retained
Or all cash. ~ the option ~ inc Pu'-
SAMUEL. \ ANDEESoN.
STUART BOWE.
FnfNETT SEATON.
special Commissioner
y " EOwE 4 SOY.
Auctionecrs.
hereby certify that the bond re-
ousrel Of the foregoing comm issioncrs
IN the above mentioned suit has been
""'' c o. SAvIIL.E.
Clerk
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BY J. D. Carneal & Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
High Class Broad
Street Corner
At Auction

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
THE TWO THREE STORY STORES.
NOS 200 AND c02 EAST BROAD
STREET. AND THE THREE NEW
BRICK TWO-STORY STORES AND
FLATS N REAR OF ABON = PROP
ERTY.
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aurlon salts, Jfufurf DdpS
The Valentine Auction Co.
AUCTIONGEAS
q g EAST BROAD 81:
Stock Of Groceries and Store
Fixtures at Auction
AT AUCTION.

Al the request Of Mr.. H. Burger. who
IS retiring from business on account
Of health. ~ will sell at No. 22io East
Main Street
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 4
beginning at 2:3l p. N.
h.s stock, consisting Of Canned Corn,
Succotash.- Peas. Milk. Syrups. Baking
Powders. Pork and Beans, teaches.
etc. Toilet and Laundry Soaps. Pre-
serves .Catsups Sauces Quaker Oats
Hroons. Mackerel. Herring. four cases
Matches. etc also the following fix
lures: one two-hOrse power Electric
Motor and sausage Grinder. two large
Iron Kettles, capacity - and 20 gal
Ions. sliding Top Ice Box tnewl. large
Tee BOX two pair Hanging Scales, one
Butchers Beam Scale one Counter
Scales Meat Block. Rack and Tools.
two Electric Fans. Counter. Lard Press
or Sausage Suffer. Awning, half bar
rel sag. unex pir~d License. uneSpired
lease. etc.
sale positive TERMS: Cash
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
By Harrison & Bates
and
4 . Hartman.
Real Estate AuctiOneers
COMM SSIONER' SALE
OF
MOST DESIRABLE BUSINESS PROP
ERTY. NOS 1905 AND 1907 EAST
Cary STREET.
In execution of a decree OF the Chan
cary Court of the city Of Richmond.
entered November -. 1912. in the suit
OF w e Simpson Ct ais rs Nirgi "a
r Bass ct ais the undersigned special
commissioners will sell at public auc-
ton. upon the premises on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER :. 1919.
at - o'clock noon.
that centrally located and very desir-
able business property known as Nos
1905 and 1907 East Cary street. con-
ssting OF three-story and basement
brick stores. occupied as one store io-
many years by the well-known arm Of
Simpson. Bass & CO. The lot fronts -
feet inch on the south side OF Cary
Street between Twelfth and Thirteenth
Streets. commencing at the eastern
line % an alley running south from
extending back sOuthwarjiy % teet y
inches TO an alley IS feet wide
Seldom. indeed. j. property Of this
class offered al public sale. and the
opportunity is here presented that
should be eagerly grasped by Investors
and spectators as well
TERMS: One-third cash. and the resi-
due IN equal payments OF six and
twelve months evidenced ny notes or
the purchaser. with Interest at S per
cent from DAY of sale. payable semi
annually, SAIL interest 10 be repre-
=ented by separate notes and the title
retained until all the purchase money
shall have been paid and convey
enc. ordered by the court or all cash.
az the option fthe purchaser.
GEO. L. CHRISTIAN.
T. z cox. JR.,
c. 2. GARRETT.
Special Commissioners.
certify that the bond required by
the above decree OF the special COM
nlissioners has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th day
90 November. 1912
Teste. CHAS. o. SAVILLE.
Clerk.
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Chancery Court Of the city of Rich
mond, in the suit OF George Dance and
wife vs.. Sallie Dance ct ais. entered
on the 25th day Of November. 1912
We will sell by public auction. on the
TUESDAY, DECEMBER ;. 1912.
at 4:30 o clock p. VI. promptly.
the following property. described IN
the decree as follows: That certain lot
of land. with improvements thereon.
the eastern side of College street
fronting fourteen 90 feet on said
street, the northern corner OF said lot
being on the line OF said street forty
seven (47) feet from the northern cor
ner of the wooden tenement at the
intersection OF said street with the
southern line of Marshall Street. and
running back from said line or COL
lege street one hundred and twenty
four G2G feet to the western line OF
an alley known as Lafayette Avenue
The two-story frame dwelling thereon
is rented for IS per month.
TERMS: Cash as 10 one-third of the
price OF the said property, and the
residue in two equal instalments at
six and twelve months from the day OF
sale. the purchaser TO give his nego-
table notes for the deferred payments.
with interest added. and the title TO
be retained until the purchase money
is paid and 4 conveyance ordered ny
the court: Or all cash. at the option
OF the purchaser
J. HOGE RICKS.
WILLIAM y. MOJNTJOY.
Special Commissioners
CRENSHAW & KICKS.
Auctioneers.
certify that the bond required by
the above decree OF the special commits
sioners has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 25th day
Of NoEembor 1872
Teste CHAs o. sAvILLE.
Clerk.
A l. Adamson.
Real Estate Auctioneer and Insurance.
Agent, Richmond. Va
AUCTION SALE
OF
THAT VERY ATTRACTIVE HOUSE
AND LOT. NO. 1917 BAINBRIDGE
STREET. SOUTH RICHMOND. VA.
A, the reques; OF the owner. Will
sell at public auction. on the premises.
on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER ;, 1912.
at ago O'Clock ?. NJ.
the above house and lot fronting % z
by ls5 feet to an alley on the north
side OF BainbridEc Street. between Ihir-
tenth and Fourteenth Streets.
The house IS q very attractive dwell
ing OF five rooms. with bath. etc bo-
Gated in one of the best residential
sections this will make a splendid
home for a small family.
TERMS: To be announced al sale
A. I. ADANSON.
Auctioneer.