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STARTS TG-DSY.
Not riflYaff, Iwt: Erbbrbideries r tliat appeal to/U
of tnstji- -Ml the goods are.perfect, a!K the styles are the best,
aOfl '" ■ - -''■■■ ■: ■-■.". . . ..-■=: ■: :.'":-'- '.: : • -..-■-■:. .. , ! - ' '■ ■ - ; ' ., " '. ' ... - ■ ■'■■■■ \~■■- :- . :. -.=
Ptrees J^verage a Little Less nian Half.
: Mucli- oi! t]ie.Kmbroi(lery7is iir maf.ching-'designs-^so. early
conien; njav^ get;^Various \vi<lllb> of-Edgmgjand^iife^tioa^bf the
sanic design. \ v. J _ : l .'"']'■' ■■ .. • ,-''*";* "
sS v. importer fetched over t liese Embroideries with a sjpe
cial?pur<jhaser hi^ view, and lie oiideavoied. to iiiake ;sure;-of his
sale by liaviug iiie - -put : v.up in a certain queer
way^Steanier was late/ audgil^
7 Here are the Embroideries. Qome.'early :-i£iypjil>vish-;.tp. v get
maicbedisets. Come to-day if you expect to get any of tlieni:
Eaibroiderlcs at. 5 3-lc, They are the 1
:'-'■ ,wJd<.\ '- ; -^oj*«a-work ; Irish-Ppini Inser-'
' lions.' Uiat cost you 30 and -32 3-2cr al-
WJiys.' Some 2,000 yards for to-day's
>r^sclUugi . ; . ■;- ".' 7:/ .
7: Hundreds of yarns of \ Beas:tiful; Fine,
'7 Swiss and; "Nainsook .Emhroideri-;?,.
; . ■'- Edges;-. FloiinciMß.-:, and Insertion?,
.7 cost to 25c, for .;...321-2e. yard.;
The FSnti-t, Dainty, Swiss and Naltiscok
8.-nbroJderies for 7. 3, nml 10c: K^.
;•. -wiUi iJitcrtiOTss to ma;ch, that.' retail
at. 121-2 to 20c. yard. .. 7 .7
This stovy doesn't :l»;ilf desci \h
expeetjnir iinelliLTifrs and vary daii
uisappomted. -.- - r .;
Thest Prices Are Down to
Economy's Foundalidn.
Mil! "Ends of i2lc. Fig
ured Si!kdlines for 2^c*
Black Velvet Bindings,
5-yard pieces, always 1 oc M
for 7c. a piece. :
Screen Windows
for ioc.
Bob Net Curtains with
Point de Paris lace border,
52.75 value, for 'sl.2s.
AVash Percafe Under
sktrts, in pretty stripes
and solid colors; 3QC
50c. Percale Shirt
waists for 29c.
Dress Shields, cheap at
25c, for loc-
Fancy China Mattings t
■15 and 18c. qualities, for
ioc. yard.
' Double=Faced Covert
Cloth for 6^c. yard.
Venice Lace Insertions,
sc. yard.
isc. RoSSs Decorated
Crepe Paper, 3c.
Dressmakers' Kid'Cam^
brics, all colors, 2^c. yarcf.
Fiint-Qlass Tumblers,
ic. each. v .
i2ic. Tape=Neck and
Arm Ladies' Vests, 7c.'
yß=B3ll i Croquet Sets,
Fancy Ribbons that cost
to 3 5c. y a rd f o r 1 2 ic .
I'_; Lace- I rimmed Ladies'
Handkerchiefs, 3c
Alt uf Kipling's Works,
50c. edition, for 9c. 7
-Sterling Silver Hearts,
cost ,15c. to make, for sc.
Plain White India Li=
-nons, sic. yard. 7 7
Smoked. Eye=Qlasses,
never sold for less; than
25c./ for 15c.
Aliover Laces, insertion
effects, 25c. yard . : .
White Mtislins,
Persian Lawns,, and
Pique Muslins, cost to
35c;^yardj for ; i2^c. ". ;
2sand soc. Cloth Bound
Books for 3 c\ -
7; 7 K«r h: Slili*' Triicli. ' .
Tlu-re will' bu v special . meeting- of tbu-
Comiriittee;on Str..-<us lieJd.on .Thursday
,V . ■'
SClioice. house-lots for «;->=: each • c-> . i '- ■'; , ■ " : '
less than. fc^o after thit time.-: See iliesfe M^a^ilfifnA*- •■ ' "^ A ■ b P ATK -^Nothintr
: Rk ; i
-^^f^ 0 ' 1^ been contracted Vf6r%v-=B6^S^?,"^ : ?- V i" ll - uth *' nuni^
|J^ « ,s buck . c 0.. 0; _ or fui , n Park> Bt rai ; Oak -;; -
Beautiful, Wide Embroidery; Insertions
f0r.121-2c. >;ird,;"thar.cost .up: to'Soe. 7
-, AU-Over Swiss Insertions for 5 and 7c.
7 strip yard. . ' j. ;.:„>; 7' ■ "' " ;
Dainty- Beadings, for ribbon-run, at 8
and 10c. yard. .
Handsome.; Swiss -and Irish-Point Em
broideries... Flouncings, and Insertions
for 16 2-3 and 19c— cost; to- '4oc.- - ■-
Swis:.= and Cambric Edges, in: full pieces.
I •'» and sc. yard— exactly half priced:
! Beautiful Ail-Over Embroideries, staft
: . '. i:ig' at &X;. yard, for; the well-made;
- rn-at; pretty: styles.", up to $I.so—regulai
. j .cost would be. 9Sc. to $3. .
■e -tlie g-onds--noiie 'could.'' Conic,
■ity Eui broideries. You will not be
A Price Stampede in
Extra Fine Silk Waists.
*-Tii C h T o^ b . ewild ering, 'complete.
*„ ■• ail , d -Pnuscworthy. display tliat
Txllf. ™« • . . co .unters. unters of -a Richmond
perf^tk.n ? V^ 61. shirt-waist
Five hundred Silk-Waists purchased
from America-? most noted maker who
in. .sellmg . us these Waists so far below
thoir actual worth, made us P led 4 our
•?-■»• Silk' Shi rt-AVaisitii for Xl J)S
V«e riionsan,! Full - UuiiHlen'.!
Sliirt-\V..,i* ts , vln ;. soI(J J|f t .
Most of th.-m ,-ost 50 and 5Sc in all
on *L,f y « PS * and coiors " Sellinl to be
«"rly St Hnd Wnd floors.. Come
Wil l S Jndlo.Llnon Waists, front- -of in-
Set H°H,^ ld p". Ck V lUcked Va0k....«0"
Awn w1« FH C;i] Z and Fine 'Fancy
Lawn Waists for -SSe.-; that cost C 9 and
Th « .Finest", White Lawn WaisN pin
are in "m,^ 1 " 1 ??"^ 1 "^ at'aw
r>i - l\. th2S • al ° for-' ........ .-• nsc-
Plain \\ hite Lawn Waisis. wVih"laun
*<'r%± collars and cuffs for ■ 3V"
w-^l^i ,A 5 - I -. T ' J % d
.of othert! ' are C; th inmdreas
Extraordinary Cotton
Values.
of^ur planning saves you moi-e thantalf
Imported Black Cotton --Fabrics evei-v
.. kind produced this vofir in TSwft-er
land _ and France; 'Mercer zed If &
slnped. embroidered cord "mbrolder"
co^fro^^i^i o CtC - f^'O'/K .
I,'o-y- 2 li ?Hsc.; : these ; for ? s to
? feS? r<l^!? S rH S - in vmious Printed
• m-f^-his^d'of o^ summer fabric >
S bra v^hl i??. d , El ?%oidercd Cham-
Dra\t, the Ul-2 and ig c . kind, 'for.
Corded Muslin, in pretty floral .patteras'
m". feo?' 1 !?!!! -^..f^?"^
Or^n^;'in : hanas^
iumted -designs, for 6S-4c, instead of
Little-Priced Housefur=
nishings
ai M°^ : ' m ? SUMMER HOME
Months have been spent in the nren-in
Oil^SlS Sp^9feWng of the helps
tlMu.make summer housekeeeping ea«v
Many lots of goods have come in fullest
S^mSSS [^ N&9£p could make
?ni c - nff ■ 1 * may take individual
b^?& V\ * hu r r ,i'- There's many a -good
SS 1 . 11 -! 0 .ho Picked up, many; an article
otherthat^s oftered at a third ,at l«a«t
of the good .values:
Ihe Peerless Iceland lee-Cream Freez
ers will positively .freeze, cream ' in
V, 3 , 1 " 2 m'nutes, 2-quart 5ize. :....-. .-.•.51.50
Colored Macrame Hammocks with
toK ' stretcher, and valance.-3.x7. feet!
Fancy Grill -Screen- boors! -"complete w?th
comijlete ...:..........'..... n»
1'"!1 '"!- 1 - Slain6cl Doors, ; complete* 'with
t "\^ r e-Ply : (ia rd'eVi" Hose^ lbc.' 'a' foot!
\\ ire- Wrapped Garden Hose. --3-ply for
; H^e ; Reels .....-.....* ...;. 5 .^;.^
Reclining -Canvas - Chairs, on'.'-Ktcvi
irani(is,v\yor.e :?5. for .-." . . «•? •)-,
?l Reclining Hammock Chai"rs"-V.V.V.*"isc!
I'olding -Lawn Henchos ..v'.U!>c"
LargcVft Size Folding Lawn SwYiisy'jij'is"
sS.)'."iiaby-Cairiag«>.s, .special' fur ...!?]<) 56
• *.S..A. Go-Carts for • -.- fcj'ns'
.-lite. Straw Porch TMatf for .. : . Ie
:;-Kurner Tin .Oi!-Siovos;- with iron "tops;
The Best Refrigerator '
Made.
The "North. Star" ■ -Cleanable Refriire
lator is. the best built; and costs less than
any other. It has removable ice compart
ment and waste-pipe, making., it eas\- to
clean. On« article of food ,wHI not taste"
after, anoiher. • 7
' A;! Refrigerator 27x17x43 • indies for S9.lC—
ought .to- st;ll. for $12.75. - ' "
$35: German Porcelain Tile-Lined Re
frigerator, for. ......;.. J-.-3
Indian liefrigorators, with removable
v.-aste-pipe ? .-^
. Apartment^ House Refrigerator takes
;.. .up little ' spaoe; but will hold a-lar^e
i".;.';.ainou'nt of 'provisions, a $15 size for
: ?12.50. ; ■ ' ~ ■ ■ . "7 '
Kiitt;enth stivets. to consider, the Petition
of the Seaboard Air-Line.tr, construct and
ouerHtu a .side-track from its ■'■ fro'»tit
houpp. Frankllii and Fifteenth: eastwai-J
ly, .along the east Hide of Fifteenth street.
/JS4»wjt'.. > j/ taagnri^^ g|
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;£|;AtJCT^(nT>-|sAI.E9-rTliI«|Dn5V; £ |;AtJCT^(nT>-|sAI.E9-rTliI«|Dn5V
' WHEN REAL ESTATE IS SOLD ; THE
TAXES -::FORV-f HE 'CTORKNT. C :ALEN r
D AR'f YE ARi ARE? TO BE } PAID7 PRQ
RATA BY TIILJ VENDOR AND THE
•yiirTOEE^Tj^
,: - ' -By. Sutton & Co.", v- ■ ;;. . .
:";*".":: 7 ;• Real -Auctioneers, ;: '•
corner :of Tenth and; Bank streets.
-A UCTION SALE
:xjL-V-.-- ; -; :; --; i -7 'v;'OP, .7 : -.7^. -.■■"--■ ;'■,---
TWO VALIjXBLE,PIECES;Or7
lest Bioad-Sfreet Property,
SITUATED AT THE":NORTHEAST: AND
" NORTH WEST CORNERS -OF BROAD
. AND 'JEFFERSON STREETS- .
7 :--'.."■ ALSO, r , . '['■'■. - -
7:JL>liJbti/jH.7 O A r-^iF JtvJlii.. -
ON -THE- EAST: 'SIDE^ OF; FIFTH
■- STREET ;'BETWEEN : JACKEDN
r AND DUVAL; STREETS. -
At -the request^" of Sail: the ; parties inte
rested,- who" are selling for a division of
the: estate."; we shall offer, for sale at pub
lic auction, on. the ; premises, on
TUESDAY. MAI' 2971900; :\'
commencing at 7 s o'clock P. M., and in
the'; following -".order: ;;_ ■. ■■-.:■ .
First. That BRICK STORE AND LOT.
adjoining,- on the west side : of Fifth, ; be
tween: Jackson, and Duva.l: streets,. No. 734,
with Jot fronting 41% feet,' and running
back 122 feet to . an v alley. 16 feet wide. 7
■Second.- At' 6 o'clock. P. M:, that
FRAME STORE No. 128 west Broad, -at
the ;northeast corner- of Broad ;and Jef
ferson, streets, .with lot fronting .20 .feet
on-: Broad. --street,-" arid running--back-. 128
feet: to: a" wide' paved alley.: . , . :. •■ " •■■. .
Third. The LOT, with a-BRICK STORE
THEREON, at the northwest corner, of
Broad and Jefferson streets. .This lot
fronts 45 10-12 feet on ;Broad- street, and
runs back .between- parallel Uines 1121-2
feet.-. If deemed best at the hour of sale
this lot will be divided and sold as two
lots. ,_■ ;■ --..:,-. - - ;-■,'-■'"--,■: .-.. ■■ :-■■■ ■■ ■
There is (every -indication' of a decided
improvement in business for the future, 7
and as business, improves, _ Broad-street
property (especially corner lots) will sure
ly enhance in .value. So the purchaser- of
this property can safely expect a con
siderable'"increase in its" value in a very,
short time.. •
TERMS: Liberal and announced at the
hour of sale. :. SUTTON '&■ CO.,
my :24 Auctioneers.
By J. Thompson Brown & Co.;
. Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
ft/TODERN, ATTRACTIVE GKACE-
ItX STKEKT-.
CORNER RESIDENCE,
r : WITH STABLE,.
NORTHEAST. 'CORNER FIRST AND
GRACE STREETS.
FORMER RESIDENCE OF THE LATE
THOMAS POTTS.
By request of the present owner, a non
resident, who -is determined to sell at a
sacrifice, we will sell at public auction,
on the premises,- on : -:
TUESDAY, --JIAY 29, 1900,
at 5:30 P. M., the above HANDSOME
AND .MOST DESIRABLE CORNER
RESIDENCE, No; 100 east Grace street.
The lot fronts 3S feet; with a- depth of 151
feet (> inches to an alley in common 21
feet.
The dwelling is two-story,, with man
sard roof and English basement. It/is a:
most substantial-structure, admirably -ar-"
ranged in. its" apartments for comfort,
light, and ventilation.' It contains twelve
rooms; has water on three' floors, and
two bath-rooms: There is a neat brick
stable on rear of lot, fronting- on First
street and the alley. ' / -'
You can attend this sale with an 'as
surance of its being made, even at a
great sacrifice.. . - 7 ■-,' -
The premises can be inspected on any
day, only between- the hours of 2 and 3
o'clock, and at the. hour of sale on the
day of sale.- ' i * > .- - .
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance in
one, two, and- three years, 6 per cent, in
terest, secured, by trust, deed on the pro
perty, or nil cash, at option of purchaser
J. THOMPSON ■ BROWN- & CO.,
.my 22 Auctioneers.
"A TJGTIQN SALE
il , OP THAT i ' '
Desirable ...Residence
Mo. 518 North Fourth St.
By request of the owners, I will sell by
public auction,- on the premises, on
: FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1300, .
at 5 o'clock P. M., that VALUABLE
PROPERTY, No. 51S north Fourth street,
a substantial two-story -and basement
brick residence of nine or ten rooms, in
good. condition. Fronts 201-12 feet ori west
side of Fourth street near Clay, and ex
tends buck 116 feet to an alley .15 ; feet
wide. Being:/ centrally located! in a good
neighborhood, is always in demand by a
respectable, reliable class of tenants. A
desirable home for a purchaser wanting
to reside in this part of. the. city. The
property must be sold for a division.
TERMS: Easy; announced at sale.
JAMES -H. CRENSHAW,
"" '■ '- • Auctioneer,
No. 1115 east Main street 7
POSTPONEMENT.
Sale postponed on account -of rain to
same hour :
TUESDAY. MAY-"29, 1900.
. (my 26) . .
By John-T.' Goddin & Co.,
Real Estate Agents, and Auctioneers,
Bank and-Eleventh streets.
.-A UCTIOH SALE
XJL ■ • ' - ■ -OP . ■
. THAT DESIRABLE MODERN
Brick- Residence,
BETWEEN HANCOCK AND HARRI
: SON STREETS. ■'
At the request of the owner, we will
sell m, public auction, on the premises, on
■ ■ TUESDAY, MAY 29, laOO,
at 0:30 o'clock P. M., the abbve-dGscribpfV
PROPERTY. . The.dwelling is uvo Tories
i l v aScmcn - t ;w "^l -built; and contains
11 rooms, with bath/, range, Latrobe
stove, slate mantels, etc., and in good re
pair. The lot fronts' 20 " feet and runs
back about 90. feet .'to an alley. 7 This pro
perty has. been by.a'good tenant
tor many years and. its '.close- proximity
i V, VCV C °ffl c , es - and shops of the/Richmond,
I redencksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company, with two: electric lines within
one squarp would make.a desirable home
or a_ good paying investment. ':
TERMS: Liberal and announced at salp
: , JOHN T. GODDIN &CO
™y 2 fa-tds ; ; Auctioneers. .-
By Edward S. Rose Company,
-,: Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. 11 north -Eleventh street. -
ESST STREET,
. By request of the owner, '■'■ we will' sell
by ...auction, 7 upon the premises" on" ? . "
TUESDAY, THE 29th DAY OP MAY,' 1900 :
'■:■':. '.■••;• AT 5:30 O'CLOCK P.-: M:;: ' 7
one I^^ lo^ted ; as above.: Some
Snd >" irbe a yfe^ in^ COlne t0 the '- sale
TERMS: At.sale/" - •: '" '"Z
. mv S DWARD S - ROSE COMPANY,;- /
• " ' - ;| ~ '.■. ■ :■-- ■■■■• . ■■.;"5;: Auctioneers.
■■'■j- '■'■'.'■'."■: r>: ' '1-^' ■ ai;l v°r's>JOfficer
mmsssm
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
; . :::;-•. : -Railroad -Company, ~ : *?
THE FRISr I ]^!^ B^^
I^S-T*" 11 - "'. i; :-sht^Ae?ntM
A DCTnio^S'Afiß^flriSa^B^
,-WHEN REAL^ESTATE IS SOE D THF
}f CURRENT .- CAiENj
~P^l i'itl £&: arb|t6? bb^ paid|-pro
RATA BY' THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE.
No^ 6 north *Elevontb'&trc> t.
rjpO WIND UPaS~ESTATK
. . .CONVENIENTLY-LOCATED 'jQgfc
Lots and Dwellings
/ . ' ON
Tuesday, May 29, 1800,
at ,s:3o7o'clock-P7M7; in /order- named,
will sell . following- j-propertles:-"^ : --- :>"-.-'^-- r • -
V-k r . r , The - ' old-established;: busi
j\ ESS . STAND;, at ' the southwest U corner
of :. Twenty-sixth. aridSO streets. 7 -'■ ■-.<■..
2.. FRAME DWELLING- - No:; 2510 . O
street.:. —7:.- "-~ "'>:;::.'-'■,. ••:■-.'■ ■■•■■.
"37 UNIMPROVED i LOT -adjoining No.
1000 . north Twenty-fifth street;-; ' - '' . •
4. LOT on east7siae- 7 Twenty-fifth
tween Leigh and M- streets. '^■P'r^^-y-y-
TERMS: ; One . third'' T cash;;: balance -six,
twelve,' ;and: eighteen-months. *. — " ;
my; 27 7 •;' : E.; A: CATLlN,; Auctioneer. -
j^CTWV S ALHS--Fiitnrc ; Day »; .;
7 -By Douglass E. Taylor, : ; >
Real; Estate Agent Vand Auctioneer, •
■No. 1115 east Main street. : -
t \ - of r
Otacfi-Hil! Store Prop
erty, -
No. 908 Twenty-Ninth Street,
. between O and P Streets;
iaiaiEDIATELY ON THE CAR LINE.
I.will sell at auction, on the premises, on
. MAY.30, .1900,
at 5:30 o'clock .P. M:. the above-described
1 ROPERTY. The improvements ronsist
of a^ substantially-built, two-story' frame
store, with ' dwelling above, having a
separate front entrance to the dwelling
portion. .. There is' also a stable" on the
rear-end of this "property. Lot fronts 27
feet by : 144 :feet. "depth. ,-Youmay geta
bargain at this sale, so come. . - *
TERMS : I Liberal arid . announced at sale.
DOUGLAS E. TAYLOR,
m y 27 ■■.... - Auctioneer.
v. 7 William B. Pizzirii Company,
Tenth and Bankstreets. .
AUCTION SALE *
-ii- - OF. :.. '■■■ - '. r
DESIRABLE, -
Brick DwelliriQ,
No: 1108 Capitol Street,
FRONTING THE CAPITOL PARK AND
GOVERNOR'S MANSION.
MOST CON VENTENT 'NEIGHBORHOOD
; 7 . IN RICBQIOND. . ■:. .
At the request of the owners, we" will
offer the above desirable PROPERTY at
public-auction, on.
- ■ ■ . ' FRIDAY,- JUNE 1.. 1900. -
at .5:30: o'clock- P. M., : fronting 25- feet 5
inches -on Capitol street, and running
back. about 150; feet to Broad -street.
The house has 10 a-'ooms,- is desirably
constructed with stone foundations, -in
elegant order;' papered and all modern
improvements. . The" lot- is of sufficient
depth to' admit of the building on the
Broad-street front. .Also, a; detached
kitchen of A rooms in the yard. Back
yard nicely, paved; - a more desirable
home' : or investment;^ a quiet and con
venient neighborhood cannot' be had Be
sure and .attend. .
TERMS: 1 One third cash ; balance in ' one
and -two years. " - ■ r : :
WILLIAM B. PIZZINI COMPANY, .
my 27 ■ . ■ : ' 7" Auctioneers.
George W. Mayo, Auctioneer,
. : 909 east Broad street. 7~
"PIVE CAREIAGES AT AUCTION.
_fi_ - - ■.- ■ -. ■ - ..• .- ■ . - ■
I will sell for. the owner, at my auction
house, at 10:30 A. M., ■:■
THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1900 -
3 Victorias, 1 Vis-a-Vis, and:i Coupe
made by Lane, of Philadelphia, all very
■ — ,»ne and light vehicles and in excellent
condition.- GEORGE W. MAYO 7
my 29 . -Auctioneer.
ATE '; AT PRn'ATE sale.
. FOR SALE?^f7^ U '
T^KAVE A DELIGHI'FUL "DETACHED
DWxi>LLllst, with seven rooms," on
Twentitith street. Fairmount, and two
on I<airiEf>iini avenue, "detached, with
six rooms each.- Anyone can be had "at
•>2o casn and balance smali monthly pay
ments. This is a delightful place in r which
to dwell, as ,it is-near church, electric
car, and school, and has excellent water'
!£Vi . J.'.D. CARNEAL..v"
my2S-lt No.. 1106 .east Main ".street:;
7 FOKREST.
A FUKXIS HED HO USE."
Offered at a Great Bargain.' y
HO THIBD; STREET.
> Apply at the above number.
•■•".' ; (my 29-iw.) ] . •'
MEETIIVQS.
'.-: -■■-■ . r v ATTENTION! :■ '
HEADQUARTERS . PHIL ' KEARNY
POST.: No. 10, G. A 7 R.-Comra'des and
Members of W. R. Corps, No: 1(5:7Y0u
will please report at.post rooms, No «0-l
east Broad street. MAY 30TH, at 8:30 A.
M., sharp. Bring all the flowers you can
Friends of the post- and. corps are most
cordially..;inyited to unite .with us. in deco
ration .^and' memorial .exercises at Rich
mond: National. Cemetery. : .Transporta
tion furnished. . We. leave post rooms -at
9 A. M. . ■ ' and ■ take cars for.: Fulton Uat
Ninth- and Main. '.: . : .:.■■ :.a ,
: j PETER A. MORTON .
Chairman Memorial Committee; pro -tern
THEi ANNUAL MEETING OF • THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE - BRYANT
FERTILIZER Z COMPANY; ; for . the relec
tion 7 ;of .officers .; and : directors"!' or Ihe en
suing yeaiv and; for; the transaction^ of
whatever ■ business may properly come be
fore-the said meeting, will. be held at the
office. of the^company.vNo. 117. King street :
in tho ivy or Alexandria, Va on Ui.>
FIFTH DAYsOP JUNE, 1900, at 2 o'clock
P.M.- ■ •■■■: '-..,. ;■- .;; . .r ' .-. ■ ••-
"Dated Alexandria, Va., May 5 . 190-j .
.:.' : ,::r;-:^r- ';willia.M;Bryant,
my t B-Tu4t v - •■■ •.;-. : -\- ■ "Secretary^
TO^WATKS-TAKERS.
;.::. ..7..;;bffice>bf;.City:WateriWorksi
.: ' . , - ' >City.-Hall;-;;v
- - Richmond, Va.; May 29 ; IGOO7
NOTICE TO :,WA: ,WA TER-TAKERS - JN ; THE
S SECOND i ; DISTRICT7USING7WATER
• THROUGH .-;*-- /7^"
.>-. Where " bills" remain K unpaid •-' MAY 29
lEoO, » the. wateri -will : be7shut -off. \ :^ '
"7 7 - ; CHARLES E.-BOLtLING ; -
■ -:my^29 ;-.;•- 7 77777; Superintendent.?/
- ;-. -\; ; - ; - proposals; l : .'^' : ' : :: : ; : -;. ;"•*•;:
FORT MONROE, WA;/ APRIL'SO " 19wX
Sealed ;} Proposalsi".-- in > triplicate/"-: for -: Put
ting?Third;~:Story>pn\ JBarrack:'Buildin<'J Barrack:'Buildin<'
No. v s,V4 wiir-s be^ received ,j here « until ;l0:; l0 : a '
M., May 31, ISOO. ,U^S. -reserves right ; "to
accept ; or, jre ject : any, or;: all| proposals '-• or
any:: part; thereof:-;s;Envelopes?;fcontainin£r"
proposals -; should- be 3 marked^-vpropoaal^
for-:;Puttin.£ri-ThirdsStorvSoiiTißarrack '•
addressed-^ C;iP;;.TOWNSLEY ;':-. M--' % :
;; ; 'my.is-4t&tMy2S&29 T ' '
sStatenients, Letter-
Heads,p>lcte 7 Heads;tCir^ulalrs^Hafldbills^
Dodgers;;, &c:;:sprinted-byl the:- Dispatch
Company, at lov, prices. Wlll^giVeiyoul
good work at the same prices you pay
for /inferior work. Send us your orders'
r SALES-futnrp Da 3 r *^
when re al estate is sold {thw
iDARIp^EAR lARE. ; fi TO :-Br'!: : P AIdIpBO;
rata by the vendor and the
; vendee. ■ -.< ;
Real Estate 'Auctioneer,
A Speculation Here
COMMISSIONERS' SALE OF A
Large Quantity,
. of Vacant Land.
'in puyAf/s AbbirioNTSKbßTH 1 of
' " AND NEAR TO THE; CITY; OF;.. . -
;.In ' executions of '- a j decree^ of the "I Chan-'
eery. Courtifor: the : city 7 ofJ. Richmond;
entered -April 3, 18S5,1ih the suit ot" "Brown.
etc.,-,vs. Burton Vet; als.,'.'xweswillWell -by
Public -auction-" 1 on :the- : premises, on : ' r
-. "■".''.WEDNESDAY*:; JUNE] 6,7 1900, :
•beginning. promptly.rat'l:?.o o'clock IP. f M:.
the ; f ollowing LOTS "in Duval's; Addition—
to-wit: ; Nos- 1517:152,: 153,71 54; 155,- 150, ]»7, ;
lfiS, ::.-.iri!),-:-15<).5161., :1C2,--16^, 161, IGS. 16<5," 167'
.168, 160.: 170," 17;:^ 174;^375, :37tt, Xil^ 17S .^lTO'
ISO," 1S1, : 182 f - IS?; 184, IS9, : liX> T >. 218; 219,- 234,
235. and 2'AH.* , --. ■— ::^-:'- :
:■ 7The.se';.; Jots .lie .': mostly ; on ." that plateau
:between::Barton- Heights: and the Valen
tine-Abattoir:; The'large area "of the. pro-; 1
perty^thecnearness of it to^the city, and 1
the convenience -of its. situation';. combine"
torender these lots desirable for -specula
tive purposes ; in the near if uture : i indeed.'
with a; viaduct thrown across v the" valley
of-V 'Bacon -Quarter branch. : these -lots
would at once be in good : demand as sites
for modest homes, and this is a feasible
scheme..: '.. : : - ? ;
"As to: the larger number of these lots;
.they -will be sold, either in half squares
or v/hole squares; -as may seem best at
the. time of sale., leaving a few squares
which will. -in. all probability, be -sub- ;
divided and sold as building. lots.
• ;For further; information see the auc
tioneer,, who will exhibit a plat' of -the
property. : • . . ■ .
; TERMS : One third . cash, "and the .resi
due atone and two- years, for notes, with
interest added, and title retained"
'■; .W.---J. LEAKE and
JOHN DUNLOP.
-: Special Commissioners.
. The bond required, of the special com
missioners in the above cause has been
duly: given. 7 -;.:,. ... ,: ..-. - : . my 29
By A: X.. Adamson,
. Real Estate- Auctioneer,
Manchester, Va. : ..; >-
npKUSTEES' AUCTION SALE
4- OF THOSE _^ .
Nos. 7(JO and 702 Hull St.
temper rt "f Ol i S V leed trust - dated Se P
r^l- i' ISB3 ' ancl recorded in the
Clerks ofhee of the Hustin-s Court of
Manchester, in Deed-Book 5; page 194 d
of U two h n?"R- l3een ' madef in the^payment
ot.two of..ihe notes secured thereby.: "and
Serfo/T-n *°v T do b >' the holder.
;lhi r Ss^: n6n 6n ell at !>ublic : auction - on
FRIDAY, THE Sth DAY OF JUNE. IDOO.
A\rn °T e r,^ ?• M - the ab «ye STORES
nn^fh lJ r0 - n , tins to sether: fifty feet
on the south side .of Hull street and
running back, between the -..western line
of Seventh., street and . a line parallel
therewith 155 fc-et; more or less,- and
«£/ nn ™ a • fi V^". foo - t7t 7 al!e >" •on the : upper
s.de The Diulding-is a three-story brick,
double tenement, with large: and attrac
tive, stores, on -the first story and corn
tor table rooms m the upper stories This
is good, substantial .business : .property,
f.nd; should command the 'attention of
investors. . ;. ■■-..
.TERMS:. Cash sufficient', to pay costs
of executing this trust, taxes, insurance
premiums, and to pay the above-men
tioned notes; one, being; the six-months'
note for the sum of $357.30!4, with-:inte
rest thereon from September, 24: 1592- the
others being the eighteen-months' note
also for the. sum of -5367.30U. with interest
thereon from March -24. 1593; the balance
upon such terms ias will be announced
at the sale." -WILLIAM I. CLOPTON "
m y 2s Trustee.
By A. J. Chewning Company, '.'
Real Estate Auctioneers.
mBUSTEE'S AUCTION ' SALE
J- .OF
WEST-END BUILDING .'LOTS, :-06x105
FEET .'• ■■•:■-.- . dOX - Ui>
AND ONE-ACRE LOT IN ROBIN PAR IC
1I;1 I ;' y =, v t5 tue of a cert ain deed: of trust,
dated November 13. 1596, of record in
Clerks office ; of Henrico County Court
m Deed-Book 153 B, page 134. I "will sell
uy auction, upon the premises, on
7_ -_;■ .Friday, june: 1.19 M. "-■
at" 6 . o*cl6ek*P. M., that LOT OF LA.ND
ivontins 56 feet on the southern line nf
.WINDER- STREET. 60 feet east of Wash
ington street, by a depth of- 105 feet »o
an alley. 7 - 7. ■
Immediately after sale of the above I
will sell, at .the corner of Winder and
Washington streets, that LOT. OF.LA\n
containing about 1 acre, and designated"
as Lot No:- 25; in the plan of Robin Park
about three, and a half miles east of
Richmond., on the Nine-Mile road front
ing 160. feet on Barker avenue "' ■
TERMS:; One third- cash; 1 balance' at
six and . twelve months, interest added
and. secured by deed of trust, or all cash'
at the option of the purchaser '
7 • "I: JOHN A. LAMB
Administrator of W. F. Reddy, Trustee
my 27-tds • '
By E. A: Catlin,- 7
No. -6 north Eleventh street..
ON • MARSHALL, THIRTY-SECOND
" AND THIRTY-FOURTH STREETS '
• WINDING UP.ySALE OF THE
. - - Lllnud.'',.cd.Tal£ a :
At request of those in interest I will on
WEDNESDAY,; MAY SO.', ISOO, ■ '
at 5 o'clock P. :M., sell a number of vfpv
BEAUTIFUL LOTS, located as abov? de
scribed. . : . .;
This property is loca ted in a new clean
fast-growing "neighborhood.- with no ob
jectionable -features of any descriotion
whatsoever, and it should attract* the
attention "of all 1 who expect : to secure ?
home in: the near future. Park, city and
county ; public . " schools, chu rches. . ':-■ -n d
street all 7 convenient.:. Will he
sold for small-cash payment, and balance
on- very easy monthly payments if do ■
sired.- 7 ;. E. A, : CAfLIN, 7
--.my. 24 ■•■■-■■..• ■ - Auctioneer.
By Pollard &.Bagby, ;
Real Estate Auctioneers.,
A UOTION SAUES OF , -
Two-Stpry i^ame Dwsiiingi
;';7 ' ; ' No. GO2,
OX; NORTH SIDE 7OF FEDERAL, BE
--TWEEN SIXTH' AND. SEVENTH '
* - STREETS.- -.
'At the request of the owner, wewili sell
to" the highest --.bidder, on -
WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1900,
at-6:30 o'clock" : P. M.,- the above-mentioned
FOUR-ROOM DWELLING: : ' ' - ," unea
7 TERMS: Announced at ; sale --■ <
:■ ? 7 7. 77 ; POLLARD;. & BAGBY; 7
'■■ _my 26 1- ■:: : ; - . . ; 7:. Auctioneers. 7;
George W. Mayo, ;Auctioneer, r . v *
gOUSBHOLD'FQBNITUBE, Sec,
AT AUCTION. ;
?:; By.,:. direction" of ' ; :' James CaskiV Esci
:administrator?of^Mrs. ; :Bettie,CV.;JohnsonH
i deceased, : I^will t sell jat ? the] residence : No' i
211 west - Grace streets at'lO *30 -A •M ; ' ~- -
- ; -WEDNESDAY, iI AY 30. 'lDCO.'
'Pliisb-^Parlof ;Suit. ? Rosewood ?P£ifio- "r^.v,' -;
?^net;;-Mantel^ClQek^ f ;Pictures^T-^bi^i
- . .- arahqganyj Dinner. ; ,Table; s China -Pr^«« ;
fir^iLeather-Seat'sDinnery Chair< %^Vh»i :
. ; Couch^Leather^tibmryScS^A?^
- hoganyft Pier^Table,^ Crockery,- China^
Glassware; t . , . *,' v - lli n^,
Hall :
B^e'dl^d^bi^l^^S
:. -Toilet3SetsSHair>MattressSjS^:!
Beds^Pillows^lronf Bedstead '^Chair^
and many SmiscellaneousSar^
K|sofiDtTHE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT "m£aI*En|
DAR^YEAR ARE TO'BF. P-AJDj^RO
RATA'K B y3 THE VENDOR AND THE
l^^^l- ~~~~~™^.™^
W. Bowe, f;;-7. % -
NO. 2802 E: GRACE ST.
COMMISSIONER'S SALEOF A
CBURCH HILL RESIDENCE
; ADJACENT TO THE
Pff'R X S,
AND ALSO NEAR TO THE
STRpt=CA^LiNES;
.■.V. ':;- BY AUCTION. * .
•i. In of a decree of the Ri"2i-'
: moneT Chancery "Court, entered . March ' 3.
1900. in the suit of^'HerbertE.Lipscomb- 1
vs.- B. F.'Lipscomb.et als.," I will sell by -I
public auction;: on 7 ■;•■- ;. r : ; : - z-■■.■.-.z -■■.■.-.- |
: . :. THURSDAY. MAT 21. 1900. 7
at 5:30 o'ciock'P: M:, that SUBSTANTIAL,' I
MOST 7 COMFORTABLE, ■ AND VERY I
DESI RABLY-LOCATED -i 7 RESIDENCE I
;No.- 2502 east JGrace .street;':.together -with
the.. lot upon which it stands, fronting 30
teet (more or less) on. the north, line of
Grace: street. and running back 150 feet to'
an alley.; ...-: -;. .
'- The improvements consist of an excel
lent-brick; dwelling, with about S-rooms,
and., a detached .. brick kitchen' with - 4
rooms.: •": Latrobe in. the basement. : 7
AThe, nearness of -this^property to both'
Chimborazp and- Libby Hill Parks 'and
to: all the street-car lines, together- with :
its, -excellent- location and neisrhborhood^
renders : it attractive for residence pur
poses. : ■
. • TERMS: One; fourth cash, and ' the resi-:
aue at six, twelve,- and eighteen months,
tor negotiable notes, with interestadded.
and title :retained. or all cash.at the op
tion of the purchaser. - .. :.
A. W. PATTERSON,
Special Commissioner.
: The. bond required of the special com
missioner by the above decree has been
duly, given. -
. Teste: c. .0.-'RAVILLE,- Clerk.
•-my 2(5 - '-. ?'■■
McVeigh & Glinn;
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. 1112 east Main street.
COMMISSIONER'S AUCTION
Vy V - SALE OF .THE
Two^:BrS@k:;iW3!|Sil|S f
Nos. 4!6 and 418 Louisiana St.,
- . . AND
A Vacant Lot
ON WILLIAMSBURG AVENUE, NEAR
OHIO STREET.
In pursuance of a decree of the Chan
cery;. Court of -the -city of Richmond, en
tered, on the 21st day of May, 190i)7in the
suit styled "Mary A. Enright vs. William'
Enright et : als., and ; Mary A.. Enright,
executrix of •T. J. Enright. vs. William
:Enright etals.,": the undersigned special
commissioner will sell by public auction,
on the premises, on
7 THURSDAY, MAY" 31, .1900,
at 5 o'clock P. M.,the above REAL ES
TATE, described in said . decree as fol
lows:- . . - ; . "-._
1---."All .that' certain lot, piece, or* parcel
of real estate, with two brick dwellings
thereon, Nos. 416 and 41S Louisiana street,'
said;property fronting on Louisiana street
about, 37 feet ..and running back between
parallel lines : to an alley." 7
_ The improvements consist of two very
desirable, and' attractive two-story brick
dwellings, of 5 : or 6 rooms, renting for
?10 a^month each.
2. ; "That certain lot. piece, or parcel of
land,, in the county of Henrico. fronting
bO .teet on Williamsburg ' avenue, near
Ohio street, (of which T. J. Enright died
seized: and; possessed)." ■ ,
Parties having money to invest should
not fail to attend this sale, as the above
property will make . a first-class invest
ment.. :. . . ,
TERMS: One third cash, and the resi
due upon- a credit of six. twelve and
eighteen months, -th.? purchaser .to' give:
his negotiable notes, with interest added
ancT the title to be retained until the
whole of the purchase-money has been
paid and a conveyance . ordered by the
Court, or all; cash, at"" the option of the
purchaser. . JOHN A. LAMB,
Special Commissioner. :
The bond required of the special com
missioner by the above decree has-been
duly given. CHARLES O. SAVILLE.'
>- : Cleric
McVeigh & Glinn/ Auctioneers. ' my 25 :
J. B. Elam & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers.
AND VALUABLE
XJ GMrcli,Hill Residence
At Public Auction,
By request of the owners, and for the
purpose of division, we -will sell by pub
lic auction, on,.the premises, on " :
. '■-- THURSDAY, MAY' 31ST, -,
AT' 5:30 O'CLOCK P. ;M., that eligibly
located, modernly-constructed, substar "
tial, and :' very attractive I two-sto-v de
tached CORNER 7BRICK RESIDKXCE
2620 -VEAST- GRACE STREET, at the"
NORTHWEST CORNER OF GRACF
AND TWENTY-SEVENTH STREETS
the wall-known residence of the late*
Henry" A.. Atkinson," Esq;, containing
about : 9 rooms, of good size, wide halls
nigh -ceilings.- well-appointed, with ample
light: and;-. ventilation, good ■>. sanitation
containing the usual modern -conveni
ences.. Porches front and rear that in
front being a wide, iron veranda, the en
tire, premises being in good order, the lot
fronting 26 feet., extending back on
Twenty-seventh Vstivet: :ot 'equal width
about 100 feet to a wkle alley/ The «;itua'
tionx;is high, healthful; : convenient. ;«nd:
delightful, and the property ia all' re
spects attractive and desirabfe ;
Home-seeker's are respectfully urged to
attend.- inspect .' the; property, "and- avail
themselves of the. opportunity
pTERMSr One third- cash --balance by
negotiable ..notes. :at one and two years
with- interest added; and secured by- (lo*?d
of ; ;trust;.qr all cash, at the option Vf the
purchaser. 7 J. ; B. ELAM &ca. " -
,_ my.'2G: . ; ;Auctibneers. 7
.; By John T." Goddin & Co..
Real Estate Agents and : Auctioneers,
. ,Bank and Eleventh streets. ,
ttIRtJSTEE'.S AUCTION SALE OF
3- "- '.-; THAT ~
Valuable Brick Stpre
arid Dwelling,
N0..218,
ON WEST SIDE OF PINE BETWEEN'
rAND.CUMBSRI.AXD *
>;;"■ - ■ STREETS. ■- 7 ."•. ■-;";.- 7 7
i.a Certain ; deed off trust""'
;bearing • date^ August- 1; 1592 f recorded ""in
"' h ° Clerk-s: O ffice:;of f ßichm O nd^Chan2ery ;
Court > in ?Deed-Bookjl4e;c,>page,S4S^d^
faultrhavmg|been?:macleSinrthe payment 0
ofja^portion,ofjthefdebttsecured = the^n
amb being-: requested iby -the beneficiary so:
to-do, I V , will^seliyat public"; auction* foni
; the> premises, on-
THURSDAY, MAY 31. YXO,
PPOPTOTV kk TT P h M r the at >ove-describod
;t/; t /. < -°"EKTI.;.Thc" E KTI.; .Thc : iimprovementss consist
of t -airsubstantial^tw6-story^stock-brUxk^
front :*buUdins^the3iirste^rv|^rran^ed^
an *^^"?^ u l> ;fo^asßtbre3fori : v?hich'pur-i
PoselltgbasgbeenSusedgfor^many; 1 years'^
j and * the* second: story ; as ! aid wellimr -« with'
sevens rooo^nis.'Sbesiclesjrelosets^&c^'iwithl
.wide^hallJanclifsidefentrance^from^Pine^
? streets Stable |bn3loL^The 3 lot «f :ronts "»
ifeetnandSrunsibacka4s?feeUtosantalley ;;^> i
rfeet^vide^PorlasgoodibusineSi^sa^d^r;
f ansin\^stment;ithisiprbperty.soffer3=many;
advantages. "
.ties. .it J S ; likely mor\ liberal teTrm^H
ti- announced at sale; -
ffe^«l!M:ESfATE^s SOLD THf
TAXES FOR THE CL'RRrv- /-w
DAP.' YEAR ARE TO BE Pw n t '
>VENDEE^-- : 7v v -7- : - z '--~ -7 A^D TK£
Bj A. L AdimsoVT^**
«-»ii']
'-■'.■""- " ;N. W. Bowe ; '
' Ke ? l v^'tote Auctioneers
AUCTION SALE
THAT^ILYIMPROVED A^
\ ALU ABLE .STOCK-FAR M L
KNOWN AS
. "WHITBY "
FRONTING ON JAMES RIVEP . c
two 7Mii*es-from-:richm o^>ut
IN CHESTERPtELO °* N °"
COUNTi'.VV
.^IALIjaBLE DEPOSITS o?
V BRICK-CLAY AND GRa^e
_By of ;.two deeds ot h-t ,v
first ; dated May- 5, 1532 an.l Yh ' PP 1 *
dated -April 15. "ISSS. and' recorded i n °^. er
Clerk'soffice of Chesterfield CnunV cJ??
the former in Deed-Book S I°s
and the latter JnflDeed-Boofc No t ? r '"'
454. default having been made Tin rfc **"*
ment of. a part of the debts s-cuV,! f - y *
by rand -fUeins^directed so to Z > h- ? c sr"
holders thereof /the under=i4-d tr- : h '
will offer : for 3 sale : at puol c au^f
the premises, on 7; *«cuon, oa
; 7 -MONDAY, JUNE is I^o
at o o'clock P7M-, the FARirV nnw «
"WHITBT," containing TV'O m- a;!
DEED AXD;NL\ETY-PIVE(i) xr^'
OF LAND, more or less (^on-t RE ' S
James river, and extending to'amV 4« ° a
ing on the Petersburg turnpike tron:
..This land is in -the highest state of ny
tivation; and embracesr.about one l.u^w
acres o£ river lowgrounds. which 2.^1
yield: sixty bushels 7of corn pc- a?rp t^'
annual hny crop is about on» h»; ,,,
tons. The. buildings are a yl^ahSi
mansion.- containing fourteen nfo^ c
bath-room.- .and modern conv Pn w^
overseer's house, Quarters; staK* ££?!;
for .seventy horses, hay bams e-T- t?,^
property has the reputation of Wr- tvS
is, in reality, the most attractive anrf f .
uable farm In the vicinity of RfcwU T "
In addition tolits value as a «H
and an attractive countn,- residence N. •
exceptionally valuable' for th» >oIU-tin W
purposes: " «-o«owtn»
First. Its frontage of about ono hntr
mile^on James river, which at ihte point
is about two feet "..deeper- than at Rich
mond, makes it very valuable I*o- m4mT
facturing and shipping purposes. Th^r»
is probably no fetter site than this fora
large ship-yard and dry-dock.
Second. There . is an excellent -raiir»
quarry on the property- near thp rivpr
also; large deposit of brick-clay sDlendfrJ
shipping facilities, both by water awl' rit
road, the deposit of brick-clay bein- i'™
mediately on the Seaboard Air-Line n'i!
way, which passes through the farm- md
Third. The electric line that hSMbeeh
recently ;sur\-eyed: from Manchester to
Petersburg: along the Petersburg turnpike
passes immediately in front o£ the rear
p.art of this farm, thus making: it vilu
able for acreage lots.
TERMS: One fourth cash, and the b->I
ance in one, two, and three years de
ferred - payments bearing interest ~'f-om
day of sale, and secured by deed of trust
or the purchaser can make a larger cash
payment if he desires so to do; interest
on- deferred payments to be paid «pmi
annually. N. W. BOWS, "
Trustee in Firk D«'ed
JOHN CHAMBLIX "
JAMES CASKIE
my 26 . Trustees in Second i>eii
"•By J. Thompson Brown & Co.,
- Real Estate Agents ami Auctioneers.
A PUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF
- ca - THAT
MOST HANDSOME AND ATTRAC
TIVE
West Franklin Street
RESIDENCE,
Xo. 20S WEST FRAN'KLIX STREET
.Two Doors West.of Jefferson Hotel,'
ON THURSDAY. 3L\Y 31 13T0
AT 6 O'CLOCK P. if. " '
■v Ji } ,\ c X» ab( £ eelc ele S Satn t and exceedinsly
Franklin-street residence. lo
portion of FVanklin street, situated oti
,o^f? Uth Slde ot " this fashionable tho
ioughtare._ an<l within half a block oC
i. ha s ,m 2, m 2f nificent hostelry, tha Jefferson
iiotel; Tae lot fronts 44 feet 10 inches on
the south line of Franklin street between
J f so . n an <3 Madison streets, with depth
ot lag teet to a wide paved alley. Tha
.handsome.. dwelling i.s a -large, wide, dt
i l£ d - br °wn3tone and brick structure
ot, three stories, with tile roof, containing
twenty, or more rooms, of fine- size, fa
abundantly supplied with closets ser
vants rooms; elegant bath-rooms, ele
vator, ample furnace- and fuel-room.-?,
anil is one. of the most admirably plan
ned residences in the city. It is complete
m all of its appointments and modem
in all of its appliances, the r'stimbin-.
heating, electric and gas lifrhtins-. venti
lation., and sanitation are of the latent ami
mostly highly approved models: Ike inte
rior oC-the house is finished in hardwood.
and the .walls in tapestry and fresco. Ths
embellishments throughout are truly ar
tistic, and the entire interior of the
dwelling possesses everything requisite
to comfort and. taste. This property mutt
be seen to be appreciated.
An opportunity of inspecting the sama
will be afforded at the hour of 'sale. Those
who desire to inspect it before the day
of sale can do so by applying to the auc
tioneers, who will arrange an hour suit
able to the convenience "of the occupant.
.7T.ERMS: One-fourth cash, and the bal
ance in one, two,.and three years, 5 pc"
cent, interest added, secured by deed of
trust upon the property, or all ca^h. at
option of the purchaser."
J: THOMPSON BROWN « CO..
; my 23 . ..- Auctioneers.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
PYRITES MJMNG PROPERTY.
By virtue of a decree oC the Circuit
Court of Louisa count y' f Va., reriJered on
the 20th dny. of March. 13«S>, in the chan
cery cause therein- 'depending, -whereto
-Boydil. Smith is comnlainar.t aa«l the
■Pyrites Mining and Chemical Company ci
Virginia and others are- defendants, tka
undersigned special commissioners oi
sale, appointed by said decree, will offer
for sale at public auction for cash or. tho
premises,": about two. and a half miles
northeast- of Mineral City. Va., at 11
o'clock M-, on the
-.."■•-: . 20th DAY OF JUNE. 1500,
all the REAL. ESTATE, PROPERTY.
PLANT/AND APPURTENANCES OF
THE PYRITES MINING AND CHEiIE
CAL* COMPANY OF VIRGINIA, ccn
sistingr of a valuable pyrites mining pro
perty -.; and plant, including Buildings.
Boilers. .ComiJFfSoers,il:ich:ner>v Pumps.
Pipes, Cables. Hoists, Tools. Appliances.
Commissary Stores and._other Chattels
and Personal. Property use\l in and about
said plant and three hundred and ninety
acres.of 'land,,more or le-ss.on which th^
mines and plant "of .said company are lo
cated- in I-oiusa- county, Va., the said land
being described as follows:
(1). Beginning at an. old stump on thd
ea?t side ;of the :county road known .13
the-Tolersyille" rbail, and running thenca
north ;- T2^i : . ulosroes; : J\V. •"■'3S.U7 chains to
pointers-in Contrary, creek; thence with
a;" northeasterly course ; down the sata
.creek,? and: -with tho . meanders thereof
.44.'45 / chains to;a stake in said creek in
Jackson's lline; .thence S.73 J^ degree E.
'44 -chains "with Jenkins -line to red oak
j pointers on ; the ToJersvilie^road: thenct*
i S.rll^i degrees^ V- r j.r 7 chains with sa!a
I road ; ; thence S. laVi'Jegrees VV. 7.22 ■■ chain*
j-wlth-sald^road; thence :N.47Vi degrees V..
j S.SOichains to; a ;stake»-and th es.ee S. 32
[ degrees AV.39.Cs : chains 'to the bestcniDS.
containing: 181 -acres of land, more or le*s.
I (2). All :that"tracttO*-land beginning at
i a tred.oak : ;with- John s Hunter and rui.inlaiC
i= thence .'N^eSVi degrees -W.UfMVI poles to *
I chestnut! oak. with said Hunter: jhence
:X;^49»4 degrees ;W.M2S% poles to a ehest
nut;oakicorner to" Daniel: thence N. S^i
I - degrees £W;; 62.?s - poies^ to,; red oak .pointers
! -with % Gun ter7und7 William' Baker; thence
;N.'"3o degrees ■£.'/; 13S> poles --to a corner
Lwhite-'bak wUh r "Benjamin?Jenkins in said
[ Baker'sline: thenceS. 4T ; "desrees E. KlVv
i poles to -a . corner .stake hwith Jenkins:
l i thence JS-^SOV" 3 degrees ~E. ; ' 12 poles to a
i corner in -Contrary^oreek; ;theuce, up the
I centre f ofisaltl » creek : 174 .'■ poles to a : corn*?!."
[sin ~said ..'creekiin'i, Groom's ;litte:^thence N.
ij7s"i j75"i degrees :iW. : s3^£ 3 poles {■ to; maple : poia t
persswiUiSsaid Hunter;";«tnti -'thence . N. "•>
::<legreesSl£f l poles; « to .-; the i beginning. > con
! ; 213.22 < acres •of j land, : more 'or les>.
:;J:"Also,^the';sStorehouse r^and :Lots »f
iGrouud.v\yith :thej Stock \ of ] Goods' therein
;feontained;gsituate at- MineraT City, in
;I.ouisa: county. Va.
JAMES H. CATON'.
1 " - W. L\ lIIHB.
Special Commissiohers.
j i .-...■■ __ ..-..
::^Tho -bornlS required of ,"; special comrrns
slonersibyJthfcj above?decree i has; b^en. duly
gjyou \>\.j*.;. : , * n, Catonanrt V.\*;^E.3Bibb.
-" t , -.^".'\"Hz r t .»>!>; a C ! --.-s,'t fvurt.

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