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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-21


WARNING Pan ELECTROMAGNETIC day
or two ago we published "sure cure
for cold feet, but an experiment of that
kind was tried day or two ago, and it
was so successful that we must give the
details:
On State street, within stone throw OF
Fifth, either way, there are some incorri-
gible dry ickerS, and the driest of the lot
got most beautifully sold yesterday. lie
went into the store Of nejghbor, and see,
ing huge pair of boots by the stove, DIRE"
his own off while the proprietor was not
noticing, and leaving them in place of the
others. qot into the " gunbOatS and slump
ed out of the store, looking as dignifed as
Charlie Nunn's owl. All right so far. An
other Joker, who had witnessed the opera
ton. rot half tistful Of cayenne pepper,
carefully placed it in the boots that were
left, ana then told the proprietor of the big
boots, and who it was that distracted
them. He went after the purlolner, and
Indignantly demanded that they should be
replaced, as those left didn't contain half
the amount of leather as those taken. At
ter some parleying, the wearer OF the big
boots came slumping back with them,
shook them of, and unsuspectlngly put bis
own on, and went out.
A kind friend just then happened to meet
him on the sidewalk, and engaged his atten-
ton with an earnest conversation, those IN
the store having placed themselves where
they could watch for results. Pretty soon
up came one foot, as though it felt uncom-
Portable, and down it would go on the snow
with a savage stamp. Up goes the other,
following suit. Tue conversation waXed
more interesting, and the feet began to lift
and fall with greater rapidity. AT last, with
an exclamation of "By-something or
other-my feet arc burning off," joker
No. rushed away to his store, jerked
the boots off, and nearly jerked his head
off with the fit of sneezing that followed
the release of a portion of the pepper.
The cat was out Of the bag now, but it
took considerable washing of feet and
boots, and new pair of socks, to restore
anything like tranquility. What the next
move on the ioker's chess board may be
can only be guessed at, but the winners
in the late game are already trembling IN
anticipation, for they have got an inyete.
rate to deal with, and there is no doubt
but that he will honorably wipe Oft thai
score. Look out for explosions, and mean
while, if you are suffering with cold feet,
try the above recipe. 1t costs you nothing
for advice.-Erie Dispatch.
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Touiours Amour.

BY e. c. sTEDhAs.
Prithee tell me- Dimple Chin,
At what age does love begin
Your blue eyes have scarcely seen
Summers three, my fairy queen,
But n mira Gle of sweets,
Soft approaches, sly retreats,
Show the little archer there,
Hidden in your pretty hair:
When didst learn 4 heart TO win
Prithee tell me, Dimple Chin!
con" the rosy lips reply,
81 can't tell you If try
IT'S SO long l can't remember:
Ask some younger Miss than :!
Tell, o tell me, GriZzled Face,
Do your head and heart keep pace
When does hoary Love expire,
When do frosts put out the Iire
Can its embers burn below
All that chill December sno"
Care Won still soft hands TO press
Bonny heads to smooth and bless
When does love give up the chase
Tell, o tell me, GrizZled race
"Ah, ~ the wise old lips reply,
"Youth may pass and strength may o'' ;
But of Love can't fore token ~,
Assn SUM o'', Atlantic Monthly.
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The Hartford Courier reports that the
New York Times has given an order for a
considerable number of Alden's typeset-
ting machines, to be used in the compost
ton of that paper, and that the Tribune
contemplates doing the same thing. Other
papers will follow if the machines prove a
success; and complete revolution will be
wrought in newspaper printing for these
machines, it is claimed, will do good work
vastly cheaper than can be done by hand.
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By Grubbs Il Williams, Auctioneers,
Nor;bwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

VERY vALUA BILE FARM OF
Y NlNETY-FLUR ACRES, on TIE JAMES
RIVER CANAL, TWO MILES WEST OF THE
CITY, FOR SALE AT AUCTION. ON MoEDA +.
Esd day of Dece mher, commencing at IL o CLOCK III
we will sell upon the promises tho beautiful little
f K NJ formerly owned by B. w Haxail, Rsq.,
situated on the James River canal about TWO mil 90
west OF the city adjoining the lands OF J. T. SUIT
ton Jr, P. M. 'Tab6. and other..
There are NINETY. FOUk ACRES OF L A D
naturally Of the best soil. and it has been highly
improved, so that there are few If any farms more
productive than this.
: The buildings are extensive, embracing an
OVEHSEER'S HOUSE end LaBORERS' COT
TAG SIS, and an excellent BARN and the whole
place Is well enclosed with a new plank fence.
There are also very hourishing peach and apple
orchards.
FLIMs: Made known at the time Of SALE
CLUBS & WILLIAMS.
deg Auctioneers.
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The Immortality OF Fairy Stories.

Jack and the BcanStalk, Puss in Boots,
the gallant and quixotic Giant-killer, and
dearest Cinderella, whom every one must
have loved, should think, ever since we
first knew her in her little brown pinalore !;
I wondered, as I shut them all up for the
night between their. green boards what IL
was that made these stories so fresh and
vivid. Why did not they fall to pieces,
vanish, explode, disappear, like so many
of their contemporaries and descendants
And yet, far from being forgotten ana
passing away, it would seem as II each
generation in turn, as it came into the
world. looks to be delighted still by bril-
liant pageant, and never tlres ol "ea,i
it. And on their side princes and prln-
cesses never seem to grow any oiaer INC
castles and the lovely gardens lonrlsn
without need of repair, or Whlte"asn' VI
plumbers, or glaciers.
The prncesses' gowns, too-sun, moon'
and star color-do not wear out, or pass
ont of fashion, or require altering. Even
the seven-leagued boots do not appear 10
he the worse for wear. Numbers OF real
is,;c stories for children have passed away.
Little Henry and his Bearer, Poor Harry
and Lucy, have very nearly given up tnelr
little artless ghosts and prattle, ana ceaseu
making their own beds for the instruction
Of less excelently brought up little boys
and girls; and, notw ithStanding a very
interesting article in the Saturday Reuie1r,
it must be owned that Harry Sanford and
Tommy Merton are not familiar play
fellows in our nurseries and school-rooms,
and have passed somewhat out OF date.
But not so all these centenarians-Prlnce
Riouet, Carabas, Little Red Riding
hood, Bluebeard, and others. They seem
as if they would never grow old. They
play with the children, they amuse the
elders; there seems no end to their
fund of spirits and perennial youth.
H., to whom / made this remark, said,
from the opposite chimney corner, No
wonder; the stories arc only histories Of
real, living persons, turned into fairy
princes and princesses. Fairy stories are
everywhere and every day. We are all
princes and princesses in disguise, or ogres
or wicked dwariS. All these histories are
the histories of human nature, which does
not seem to change very much in thou
sand years or so, and We don't get tired Of
the fairies because they are so true to it,"
Mss WaCheray.
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q 20 GRUBBs Il WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs.
BY James NJ Taylor Il Son, Auctioneers,
once No. 81 Main street, three doors below the
Spotswood Hotel.

TRUSTEES s A l. F.-VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE, ON THE NORTHEAST COR
NER OF MAIN AND Fist STREETS. FOR
SALE AT AUCTTON.-By virtue OF deed Of trust
executed to me- rs trustee, to secure the payment
OF certain notes tharsin mentioned, bearing date
the 9th day Of July, 1858, and recorded In the
clerks office Of thu Gustings Cont Of the city Of
Richmond, and at the request Of the beneficiary IN
said deed will procaed 10 sell at public auction
on the premises, on THURSDAY the 2sth OF De-
cemoer 1867, alta o'clock P M, If fair If not, the
next fair day thereafter, the large TH Rec STORY
BRICK TENEXsHT situated at the northeast
corner of Main and First streets, and the BRICK
BUILDING In tb9 rear used as a school house.
The said buildings, having been rscsntIy re-
paired, are now In good order The lot fronts on
Main street about go feet, running back about $50
feet.
TERMS: Enough cash to pay the expenses of sale
and to paw two nOtssone for 81, 439 ~, due Janu-
airy u. 1897, and one for $i,4Sl.s5, with interest
from the 18th day of July, 1867; and the balance
on such terms IS may be agreed upon on the day
Of sale. JAMES N. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Sale conducted by JAMES Ii. TAYLOR + 5oy,
AucliOneers. de 10
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SCIENCE IN SHAvING.-He who shaves
himself, and desires to make the operation
as comfortable as possible, will sharpen his
razor Immediately after using it. This is
an idea of Sir Humphrey Davy, and when
that philosopher was asked why that time
is better than any other for the act, he re-
piled, A." Because you then know how much
sharpening it wants"
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A writer in Lippincott's new magazine,
in an article called "The Cook IN His
tory" says that "the culinary, achieve
ments of Raffaelle were deemed not IN
worthy of the masterpieces of his easel"
But the richest cook in history IS doubt
less Jay Cooke,
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How TO DYE A MousTACuE.-An English
magazine states that Il mouStache may be
made several shades darker in color by tying
cabbage leaf on it on retiring at night.
By repetition the hair may thus be made
as dark as is desired. A reader disposed
to be caustic might wonder whether the
person who discovered this dye got the
specific from his own head.-Ne,o York
Commercial.
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By George z. Bagby, Real Estate Agent,
Ola Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU.
OABLE REAL EsTATE z. IN HENRlCo
COUNTY AT AUCTIQN.-By virtue OF de-
cree Of the Circui, Court of Hsnrico county pro-
] ounced on the I'd day Of Move mber, 1857, In the
suit OF smoot, &C., Us. Smoot. &C., will proceed
to sell ct puOsie auction, on The premises, on
SATURDAY., 26th Day OF December. 1907, at l!
o'clock NJ. IL fair. Otherwise. the next fair day,
the real estate in the bill and proceedings men.
tioned--yiz, the tract OF land containing lo5
acres, more or less, known as EDGEaiLL. near
the Carbon Hill Coal Mines, about thirteen miles
above hichmoDd, which IL said 10 be very good
land, and I, contain valuable coal. There are
good dwellings, with all ssssry out-houSes, on
this place. aud also the 2l1 acres, more or less,
near Spring field pits, about Line miles above
Richmond. on lhe Deep Bun turnpike. which Is
well BET IN oak and pine timber
TERM: Ca.h sufficient 10 pay cost OF suit eX-
psnses OF SALE and 8! aIs H. with interest thereon
from 18th day OF January, 1867, till paid: the
Iemainder, one helf on a credit OF twelve nihs,
aud he other half credit OF ell. hteen months,
taking for said deferred payments bOnos with
good security, bearing inta est from day Of sale,
and tie retained until further order OF the court,
unless the purchaser prefers paying all cash. IN
which case the conveyance will Do made at once.
J. Il. SANDS,
de l8-l0t Special Commissioner.
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By Bowman & Stroock. Auctionesrs,
No. II Fourteenth street, between Main and Cary

WI WILL HAVE ANOTHER
w LARGE CATALOGUE SALE OF FIFTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF sEAS0NAo
BILE GOODS, LsKGE INVrICE OF FURS. 500
CASES BOOTS AND SHOES, DRY G Q IDS,
READY- MADE CLOTHES G, and other seasonahle
Goods, at cur auction rooms on TUESDAY NEXT,
December 81 at 10 o. clock, to which We invite tho
attention Of the city trade and county merchants.
Goods will bG Old on liberal credit
Parties are Invited 10 call and examine our
stock. BOWMAN sTRUoCh, ACctoneers.
A Hna lrnch on day OF sale de 10
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OFPICR VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILSohD Co.,1
RICHAoTD. October |. 1857.

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
On and after OCTOBER lsT the Mall Train
will be run between Richmond and Staunton
daily, except on sunday, aid on sunday between
Richmond and Gordonsville. West OF st2uHton
the Mail Train will leave for Coying.on on MON
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, and 70
turn alternate days.
Leave Richmond. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS \. n.
Leave staunton Tor Covinston. 3:ts I. N
Leave Staunton for Richmond ...s;On A. 81.
Freight Trains daily Except sunday leave
Richmond at p. NJ. and A. II.
THROUGH TICKETS sold to all prominent
points North and South, and 10 Iynchburg Lex
ington Harisouburg; Lewisburg, ana other pro-
minent points IN tho West. - ,,,
At CoTington, JAMES J. A. TRCTTER & BRO
THER'S STAGE LINE connects with the Mall
Train for White Sulphur, Lswisburg and ha-
nawha. Tina from Richmond or Baltimore TO
Charleston, two and half days. 49,
At stanton and Goshen, HaRMAR COS
STAGE LINES connect with Mail Train for Lex
ington daily Except Sundays, aud passengers
go through from Rlchmond or Baltimore same
day.
Tho Passenger Car heretofore attached TO
Freigh Trains will be discontinued
II. D. WaITCOMB,
ocl General Superintendent.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
North west corner Main and Eleventh streets.

A NEAT FRAMED COTTAGE, ON
N THE NORTH SIDE OF JACKSON STREET
BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD STRERTS,.AT
AUCTION FRIDAY. 9th Of December, at 4
o'clock P. M, we viii sell upon the premises the
COTTAGE situated above. 1t has three rooms
besides q kitchen The lot fronts q feet.
This ia an opportunity to buy comfortable lit
tie home at q small cost.
TERMS At sale.
dc 20 CRUISES WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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orn NORFOLK BETTER.
o,--s,nondenes OF the Rich mond Dispatch.

Particulars Of The Sinking OF '"e
",can,cr Sappho at sea -McctihG 20 n'i'e'e
-. poor-Order from General scho"eio'
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OPRfCR RICHMOND AID YORK kIVBg)
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RIcUNOSD October %, 1857, J

NEW LINE To BALTIMORE, NOR
~ FOLK, AND THE FOLLOWING POINTS
BEYOND-ViZ., PHILADELPHIA SION, GIN
CINNATI, CHICAGO, LOUISVILLE, P RI ELS
BURG CUMBERLAND, AND WHHELlEG.-
Freight received MONDAYS and THURSDAYS at
this depot a. TO o'clock p. NJ. tor the above
points and forwarded with dispatch and AZ rea-
sorabie rates. Passengers Baltimore and fhil7
adelphia leave at o clock \ n. on TU eSUAYS
end fridays. rsaching Baltimore ea,'y next
morning, and Philadelphia that night Fdre-To
Baltimore s. to Philadelphia, 10 %. Passengers
for Norfolk and Intermediate landings leave every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY 81 .
o'clock A. III. Freight 'or Norfolk and intermedl;
ate landings received Mondays. "ed4e-dtys, ana
Fridays. Passenger and freight train leaves every
day at 7 O. clock a. VI. for White House. Fr"lght
received every day up to O'Clock L. NJ, SUNDAY
excepted.
Sbippers, observe the following directions:
FROM BoaTON TO demonstrating your goods
Union Line" ard ship by Boston and Provi-
dance railroad, care o. the kichmOnd and ork
River Railroad Line" pier no Lighl.strest
wharf Baltimore.
FROM PHILADRLPRIA TO RICHsOSD.- Forward
all goods by the Philadelphia and Baltimore
Union Line" Is north wharvss, Philadelphia,
care Richmond and York River Railroad Line, pier
No. Light. street wharf, Baltimore.
FaOM BALTIMORE TO RICHAoHD.-Ship all goods
by the 'Richmond and York River RaiIroad
Line A. NREUHAM & SONS, Agents, pier No.
Light -strset wharf, Baltimore;
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
CAPTAIN JOSH II. FREEMAN,
Passenger ard Freight gent &C 30
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SALE OF LAND,
1 = sd r y. q LALENTS STnEk 0E

TRUSTEE'S 5 a l. Il OF LAND,
FAkMING IMPLEMENTS, STOCK OF
EORSEs, COWS, &C., IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY by virtue of a deed OF trust executed
by Charles.W Friend on the 18th day OF ugust,
1856 and recorded in thu clerks Office OF Chester
field county or the same day. the undersigned, as
trustee will offer for sale at public auction. on
tbe premises AT IL NJ. on WEDN ESDAY the 18th
day OF January, 1882 if fair If not, the next fair
day thereafter, all OF the properly embraced IL
said deed, to wit:
the county OF Chesterfield between the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad and the Manchester and
Petersburg turnpike, and lying immediately upon
the turnpise containing 375 acres, OF which about
so are ia original growth. The land is susceptible
of a high degree Of Improvement, and we'll
adapted 10 raising the usual crops. The dwelling
house, Immediately upon the turnpike, about nine
miles from Manchester and twelve from Peters
burg Is OF brick, large and commodlous, with Ill
the necessary out bindings.
All of the H. USEHULD and KITCHEN FURNl-
TURE Of evsry description, Fb ING UTEN-
sILS and IMPLEM ShTS OF all kinds, one CAR-
RtAGE BUGGY, and HARNESS. Also, the stock
of HnRSES, MULES, COWS, HOGS. &c.
The title to the above property is believed to be
indIspuable but, acting as trustee, Will convey
no other title than that vested in me as such.
TERMS Made known on the day OF sale
HENEY COX, Trustee.
EoTg-This is one Of the most beautiful and
hest Improved situations in the county, and IL
considered the most healthy in the neiShborhood.
de ll-W&StJanll, &l3 II Is
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GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
V NORTH, EAST, AND WEST, VA THE
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG, ARD P0TO.
MAC RAILROAD, CARRYING THE UNITED
STATES MAIL TWICE DAlLY-EL EGbNT Care
WITH EEW PATENT SLEEPING CHAIRS ON
ALL TRAINs.-The THROUGH TRAINS on this
road are now from the soJ,hern terminus OF
the Connection railroad, corner BYRD ASp EIdHTE
sTRERTs Is follows:
mond daily ut lOs5 A. n, arriving IN Weahing-
ton at 5.55 +. H., connecting With the early ar.
ternoon express trains foE tbs North. East, ana
West.
The MIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with ele-
CANT cars supplied with the new patent slseplng
chaira attached, leaves Richmond daily at 9.@SP
NJ, tSCndays eZcspted) arriving IN Washington
1T Sis A. H., connecting with the early morn
ing trains for the North Esst, and Wet.
HoBxTRA CHARGE for sleeping chairs.
The ACCOhH ODATI0N TkkIH, with local ex-
press pac keges, leaves Richmond daily SUNDAY.
excsptodj from the depot, corner OF Broad and
Eighth streets, at $50 r. 81, arriving In Frede-
ricrsburg at7.l0 p. y.
THAO1GH TICKETS and THRoUGH BAG-
GAGE CHECKS to Alexandra, Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and
all tn principal cities IN tho West.
Fer furtt or information and through ticketa APP
ply ut the Office o. tho company, corner Brosd and
eighth strsets, Shockoe Hill, End at the ticke.
odoe, corner BYRD and Eighth streets,
G9nersi Tic ket Agent
SAuUEI ECTH SUPERINTENDENT, sp2s
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DICHMOND AND WILL 3

DICHMOND sND . & VII l. e
iGRAILR0A D-GHANGG OF SCHEDULE
Only ONE PASSENGER TRAIN DAlLT.-On
and after MON DAY, OCTOBER 1867, the Passenger
Trains on this road will run rs follows:
GONG WBsT.-Through mail and passenger traln
leaves Richmond daily at ] .l5 A. N; arrives at
Danville at4P. M; leaves Danyille a: 40 +. NJ;
arrives at Greensboro at 10 z n.
CONC EAsT.-Leaves Greensboro daily at s.ls
A. t.; arrives at Danville at sos B. N. leaves
Dauville at $40 a. Il. arrives at Richmond AZ
!.+7P. II.
Trains connect at Surkevtlle with passenger
trains on the 500 thslds railroad Except on sun
days): connect at Greensboro daily with trains
on the North Carolina railroad.
THOMAS D0DAMEAD.
"a Superintendent.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILR0AD Co.,(
RICHMOND, VA, Aus Just q. 1907. !
TRAINS ON THIS ROAD LEAVE
L the Depot, corner OF Eighth and Byrd streets,
al follows
BXPREss TRAIN daily Except Mondaysl at 4
4. NJ.
THROUGH MAIL daily at l::o p. N.
FREI0HT and ACCOMMODATION daily lex
cept Sundays) at SOP. ii.
The 4 4. n. Train connects closely with trains
as far south as Augu'ta, Ga, and 1T Petersburg
with trains OF the Southsids railway.
The l4JP. d. Train makes close and sure con-
rections with trains for al! points south far 80
New Orleans, and At Petersburg with trains for
Norfolk Va.
Trains leave Petersburg for Richmond and all
PeRIGHT and GCCoMIoDATiog daily lex
cept Sunday at 1880 A. N.
EXPRESS TEAM daily at9:3o A. u.
THROUGH MAIL daily Except sunday 81 7:S
Fare to Norfolk, S. Baggage checked through.
{. Il. GILL,
ses =, Engineer and superintendent.
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By James NJ. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
Office 52l Main street,
three doors below SpotsTood Hotel,

TRUSTEES EALEOF A TRACT OF
l LAND, AND IMPROVEMENTS THgRE0N.
KTOWN as GLENBURNIE," IN THE COUNTY
deed Of trust executed by S. d. Hicks, and duly
recorded in the Clerks Office OF the County Court
of Hsrrico, and at the request of the beneficiary
in said deed [ shall proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, on the gremises. on TUESDAY
the 24th day of December, 1867, at IL o'clock
NJ the TRaCT OF LAND AZ above described. 1t
contains about 100 acres more or less, with the
improvements thereon being dwelling with ten
or eleven rooms, in good order, and one OF the
mos. desirable residences in the county. 1t has
il considered to be one Of the most desirab bic farms
adjacent to the city.
TERMS: Cash for The expenses OF the sale and Tor
the sum of SIS O5i SIS, and interest on negotisble
nots due December 4, 1867 balancs made known
At sale. +. h. DlhREbii, Irustes.
Anrtionears dc l3-l0t
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10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF
ID trust executed 10 me by Reuben E Gardner
and Kate E., his vile, dated on the 25th day OF
August, 1885, shall proceed, as trustee. by con
sent Of parties, to sell to the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, January 4, 1885, at l. o'clock, II fair.
If not, the next fair day eater, the TRACT
OF LAND in Eanover county named III said deed
r. E. Gardner and adjoining tho lands Of Il. r.
Meredith James n. Carter, and others, and two
miles from Affects station, on the Virginia Gen.
trail railroad
Cash will be required es to p certain bond for
81 465 IS with the interest that may be due there
on on the day Of sale, and the eXpe OF eXecu-
ting this trust JAMES e. TINSLEY.
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.AycdOse Sales.
THIS DAY.

~
-o---.---,--I>,,.-e
THIS DAY.
BY g. Gathright, Auetionser,
no. 1893 Main street. between fourteentn ana
Fifteenth streets.
WILL SELL AT MY STORE THIS
Ma aSHSEao 81 ana KITCHEN FURNITURE
MATTRESSES,
BEDDING.
e GEGSsWsRE. SO.
ALSO,
S Ssy aDCBs.
BOOT,
sShho 81, FFfRls
GASSJMEREs, n,,,n
FANCY GOODS. &c. E. aAT t1c,inaa:r
By Smith Hughes, Auctioneers,
No. 143. Main street. between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth.
xv7EwILL SELL THIS MORNING
w TO O'Clock F0RN1TURE-such a.
GG tPIEsCcfai CHAIRS,
FABLES, large and small.
ALSO,
SHsAgT s1 shuok and hair.
ALSO,
Splendid FEATHER BEDS,
HOLSTERS and PILLOWS,
together with general variety Of uset i aots r
choice invoice OF seasona5le
DRY GOODS.
BOOTS and shoes,
FIREWORKS.
together with a large invoice OF POP ckAGh'
ELS. -, ,o,
~ o. SMITH HUGHES, Auctoneers.
Bv Cook & Laushton. Aucttoneers,
corner Franklin and Governor streets.
TORSFS, MULFS, COWS, &c, AT
Ill AHCTION.-TaIS DAY at 10 O'Clock we will
sell at the horse lot on Cornell Chamber Hill,
SADDLE and Hahn ESS HORSES,
very SUPERIOR YOUNG MULES,
light sPRIHG WAGON,
reliable FAMILY HORSE
MICH COWS with YnUNG CALVES.
COOK & LAUGHT0N,
de2l kuctoneers.