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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-23
LETTER FROM PETERSBURG.
of the Richmond Dispatch.


The Election Good Order Daring tho Day
The Negroes I'm the Ascendnncy n ndicn
Ticket Eschcwcd by nearly every White
AInn-PoIls 10 be kept Open another Day-All
Hail TO Richmond
PETERSBURG, October 90, 1867.
The election has passed Off very quietly,
though the Radicals have been using the ut.
most diligence in getting the freedmen TO the
polls. The several places for voting have con.
Sequcntly been b"siegcd all day. since early
morning, by crowds OF colorcd men, who
looked on the scene AS If II had been rarce-
show. Fewer carriages than usual have been
ru; in rcQuisi,ion for bringing up the halt,
The sick, and the blind, and these We're cNclu
s!vrlN In the interest OF one OF the Radical
candidates-riz., Captain Platte. Others,
however, besides the inirm made use of this
mode OF conveyance. 1t was q general holt
aay and the young and healthy enjoyed
The ride quite rs much as the old. The streets
have been filed al day with colorcd people
dressed IL their Sunday attire, 4 large
proportion OF whom We're OF that sen
which is supposed 10 possess an inordinate
share OF curiosity. The novelty OF freedom
NAV be- supposed 10 have long since worn off,
bat The novelty OF voting was fresh and
nryc. did u people take .aore pleasure in ex-
rr,ising the privilege Some, but not n great
many, We're rejected because Of non-rcsi-
,iruce-iheir names not being found on the re-
cI<tration books not a few We're unable 10 re.
collect their names with precision; but If
they bore any rtScmh l:lncr in sonnd or orthOg-
rapny 10 any names on the list the mistake
was regarded as natural, and they were nc.
Cor6inclv admitted 10 the exercise Of the in
,slinlabic privilege. At one of the wards a
ro,,rra man who was known to be handing
in a Conservative ticket was seized by Radi.
Gals of his own color, the ticket wreSted from
him. and ona more acceptable to them put in
It's plscc which he was made to vote. Alto
o,rthcr Il has been the greatest travesty on
The elective franchise that was ever enacted
since the dawn OF civilization.
Into such cXtravagances have the Radical
PARTY OF this city been led by means of secret
leagues. and 1T the inStiSatiou OF designing
men. that almost every white Republican has
ahiurcd them. and openly voted the Conserva-
,ly, ticket TODAY. The bakers dozen who
remain are nearly all OF northern birth who
have only been living here since the evacua-
ton Ali told, il Is believed there are not
more than twenty-five white men in the city
who still adhere 10 the party.
ThcyotuC being by ballot, we have no means
OF ascertainiug with any degree of accuracy
The number OF votes cast but one thing Is
certain, the negroes have very large ma.
ior.ty. Nor is the vote Of to-day final. Major
Woodruff the chief officer in command, has
given orders. ut the earnest solicitation o..
some Of oar prominent citizens, for the polls
10 be opened again tomorrow from o clock
IL the morning 10 +. NJ.
The news from Richmond this evening is
very cXhilaratlnc the more so because it was
wholly uucX pected. All Honor 10 the metropo-
lis SSowDEE.
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Sd EpEDEPrcK BR.UgR Trustee.
BY harrison, 6oddin + Appsrson, Auctionsers
and Real Estate Agents.

TRUS TEE'S SALE OF 4C6 4-l0
i ACRES OF VALUABLE TIMBEkBD LAND
IN HENRICO COUNTY, ABOUT TEN MILES
WEST OF RICHMOND. BETWEEN THE DEEP
Run Road ANDTIIE THEE. Gil fPPED RuAD.
As trustees in q certain deed Of trust made by b.
w Green and Julia A, his wife. dated 18th Sep
TENDER, 1866 duly recorded in Henrico County
Court we shall, In execution thereof, at the re-
nuest of the bene Charles in the said daed, pro-
coed to sell at public auction on the premises, on
FRIDAY October H. 1867, at ~ o'clock NJ, " fair
II not the frat fair day thereafter, that valuable
TRACT OF LAND located AZ above, containing
400 a. 10 ACRES, according to recent survey. The
said land is heavily covered with superior wood
and timber, ard by reason thereof Is regarded Of
peculiar value. j,
Terms: Enough in cash TO defray expenses OF
sale and to pay of and discharge MI OF the notes
,ef.rrsd to In said deed which have mhtured,
amounting to IS. 233 II and AZ To any surplus
shich may arise from eaid sale on such terms as
the said Green may prescribe and direct; or on his
IA; nrs 10 give any directions then on such terms
\. the said trustees may announce at TIE tms OF
sale.
As the said land ad joins the land OF Mr.. John
~ Alley parsons attending the sale Will please
meet tho trustees at the residence OF said alley,
and accompany than and the aucuoneer 10 tho
spot on the premises selected Tor the SAFE 10 come
off.
chaser. iuBhhT D: fpLLAhO' Trustees.
SO y JOHN b. foUEu.
The foregoing sale ID uuavoidably postponed
until MONDAY 2s'h October, 1857 at the same
hour. lOC loj hooi Db'
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BONrftieg G3,G LO00i7eg.

MGCHESNEY 4 NADEsB rUSCH, PRoPRIETC
Z. NJ. LtP>G NIB, MANAGER;
WILLIAM MhuOLEY. SUPERINTENDENT.
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By Bowman & Stroock, Auctioneers,
" II Fourteenth street. between Main and Cary

o.
ARGE CATALOGUE SALE.-We
will offer for sale, at our auction 70 inns, on
r ar gSOAY the Path instant. At 10 o'clock. larga
assortment Of DnMEsTI" DRY GODS. &C. h..s com
and Shirtiag, Prints, Pads, Checks. sils,as,
Innings. Linen Towels, Napkins;y SS s btank
Whits Linen Bosom Shirts. Marine shirts and
Drawers Ladies' and Gsnts aoSeTy Fand
kerchisfs Wooden Hoods Shawls, Nubtas, Scaris,
Hoopskirts, Umbrellas, White and Colored blank.
els, and many more desirable goods adapted to IN
season. r,o
500 cases Mems Womsn's Boys, Youths, and
Childrens Boots and Shoes,
600 pairs Army Brogans, and line OF
$40 dozen Black and Fancy Wool and Fur HAS.
These goods are all fresh and arriving daily,
and the attention OF the trade Is called to the
above as the goods will be sold without reserve;
TERMS OF Sale: All sums under Sloo, cash ;
under 5000. sixty days; over that amount, ninety
DAYS credit with approved city endorsement.
fine LUNCH on day Of sale
ocls BOWMAN STROoCK, Auctioneers.
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BY Lee + Goddin.
Zeal Estate Agents and Auctioneera.
No. 1914 Cary street

VALUABLE FARM, CONTAINING
e?s ACRES or HIGHLY IMPROVED FARM.
ING AND GARDEy LAND: FRONTING oa THE
WILLIAMSBURG TURNPIKE AND CHARLES
CITY ROAD, TAHER MILES From RICHMOND,
POR SALE AT AUCTlON.-By request Of Dr.. H.
Loaand, We will sell on MONDAY. soyemser II,
1867. al o'clock p. u. on the premises, bis val
ing 22s acres OF highly Improved land. upon which
there IS a comfortable dwelling containing four
or this tract IFS open and In eult walton
the residue well timbered. Fifty acres are well
set In timothy and clover and the premises en-
posts.
adjacent to the dwelling Is a we'll OF most excel
lent water.
TxxA,: On. fourth In ca.h the balance ask
twelve ar d eighteen months for nexottap ho'es
bea interest from the day OF sSl. and zee
by deed OF trust LEE 49,
mo ~oo'e iA1 - &C !t-eocuStdtd
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BY Harrison. Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
/ LOT IN DnyAL'5 ADDITION, NEAR TO
THE AIMS HOUSE.-By virtue OF deed of trust
executed to the subscriber by John A. Wiitel da-
ted 18th June, 1868. duly recorded in Henrico
coed to sail at public auction, on the premises. on
TUE>DsY the ?9th october. 1867, at O'Clock r
REAL ESTATE located AS above. and in rear Of
the residence OF Mr. Emanuel Rebman. The lot
has front Of IA feet and depth OF $50 feet on
which stands framed tenement, occupied Dy
John Griffin: also stable slaughter house, &C.
Terms: Enough in cash 10 defray expenses OF
sale and to pay off bond of $500. with interest
from 18th June 1886, until paid and as 10 the re-
sidue, upon such terms as shall be announced at
nc, "a FpEDERrCK BRkUER Trustee.
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson,
Inrtioneers and Real Estate Agents.

r1xcELLENT BRICK TENEMENT,
n, ON aRoITND RENT ON THE W EST LIN
1sEiSTa BHTwEESS hHls tTR bs
. ~ anee,on on he premises. on Thu RSDAf
sbs aa,h Uctobsr. 1857 at O clock p NJ; the OK
ceiIent BRICK TENEMENT located as above, oc-
cnnies by Mr D. Bropbv. and the upper part re :
ceptIy occupied by Mr.. william J. Bevili, subject
to an annual ground rent OF 1900
ih"A' HARRISON, GoDDIN &APPERsoF,
., Auctionesrs.
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NEW GOODS, CHEAP FOR CASH.
Brown and Bleached Cotton, all grades;
Brown and Bleached Sheetings,
Pillow case Cottons,
Linen Sheetings and Pillow Linens;
Great bargains In Towels;
Large assortment Prints, very cheap;
Beautiful Nous. de LANES;
VERY CHOICE MOURNING GOODS,
comprising Reps, Grape, Merino,
Biarritz, Fontaine, de LANES,
Poplins, Ouomans,
Alpacas, Eonbazines, &c.
CHOICE ASSORTMENT IRISH POPLINS.
Shawls, Shawls;
Fine assortment Flannels, Table Damask,
Napkins, Bslmoral Skirts. Cassimeres,
Satinets, Kentucky Jeans, &C., at
WILLIAM n. BELL & CO.'S,
se9s so7 Broad street.
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and York River Railroad Company.
A. NBEDHAA 4 S0ES, Agents, Baltimore.
MI 3l-ts

GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO The
" MOTH, Est, AND WEST, VA Tux
RICHMOND, FREDERlCknB hSD PDIU.
MAC RAILROAD. Carrying ThE uSl1E9
STATES MAI. TWICE phlhg-El 10 tNI II,
WITH SEW PATENT SLEEPING CRABS ~
ALL TRAINS.-The THROUGH TRAlEh on ~
road are now run from the southern terrnuU' Of
the Connection railroad, corner BYRD ASn hi'HtF
BTRBgTs, as follows:
The DAY THR0UGH NAIL TRAIN leaves R'ss'
mcnd daily ut lilo a. 81, arriving In "a,OllI.
ton at 10 ?. ~, connecting with the cary 81.
ternoon express trains for the foEth h@D 40
West.
Tho NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with -l..
CANT cars supplied with tho new patent sl""IlI.
chairs attached leaves Richmond dailI ~ '.St
~, Sundays sxcepted) arriving Ia "4sAlbHWt
at el6 A. ~, Couu-ciinS with tho early MOLE
Ing trains for th- North, RBst. aud oct.
NoEIrRA CHARGE for sleeping enAlTs.
The ACCOMMODATES TEEI&, with local az
press pac kases leaves Richmond dairy l'1nds?.
excsptsd) from the depot. corner of krosi ara
Eighth streets, at p. ~, arriving In Erode.
ricksburg at 7.l0P Il.
THROGGH TICKETS and THRordh BAG
GAGE CHECKS to Alexandria, Washington,
Baltimore, PniladsIphia, Nav ToIk, bootog, And
all the principal cities IL the West
For furth or information and through Tickets az.
ply ut tho Office OF tn. company, corner Eroad srd
Eighth streets. Shockos Hill, snd At the tetsI
ofdce, corner Byrd and eighth streets
General Ticket Agent.
SAMUYL RUTH. Superintendent. "pS
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Real Estate Agencies.


DOBERT II. MAURY, JR.,
IL REAL ESTATE AGENT AND AUCTION EER,
Utlice in rear OF the banking house Of b. H..
&c 17-2ws o. Ioll MAIN STREET
rABELL & WATKINS, lib Main
" street, Lancaster Building, Richmond Va,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTlONEERS,
having especial facilities with northern and Viz
ginia purchasers solicit consignments OF al Kinds
of REAL ESTATE, in the city and state. for sale,
exchange lease, or purchase, privately and at
auction, on tie most Ill rel terms.
e. DARLINGTON CABELL,
an l0-3m J. b. WATKINS.
A CHANCE TO SELL VIRGINIA
n LANDS have formed r business p sonn e:
tate gents and Brokers. Philadelphia, who have
applications for the purchase OF large number OF
farms and other real property In Virginia, for
which fair and reasona bic prices will be paid by
Fennsylvsnians desiring to remove to this State.
! On application, In person or by mail, will with
pleasure furnish any one having land for sale spe.
cifc information on tho subject.
J. D. IMB0DEN, Attorney at Law,
An 2O-u Richmond. Va.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
A Sunday school Cclebration-G General Sterling
Price and Ex-Governor Alien Remembered.

Price and Ex-Governor Allen Remembered.
BrKKEvILLE. October 10, 1867.
This was 4 day pleasantly spent with the
Officers, scholars. &c, of the Union Sunday
school, held IT the Union church, located in a
beautiful oak grove seven miles west of this
place, lii highly heathful region. 1t was
sabbath school celebration or picnic compli-
meutarv 10 the officers and scholars of John
SUHS Chapel Sunday school, and must say ii
was Il brilliant aitair-a success. AT IN eErly
hour the parents children, and invited guests
cam" pouring in from every point Of the COM
pass, and III II o clock there was a dense null
utude, which being called 10 order by the pre-
sident, the Rev. Mr. Adkins was introduced
aud delivered an able and elegant address,
lull of practical and useful instruction. He
SPOKE for -ihirtytive inmates, and during the
delivery never IN my lit" did witness more
lively interest manifested. AT the close of his
address some twelve scholars who had distin
Sui>h"d themselves We're presented, each,
with neatly bound copy OF the Holy Bible,
with an address 10y Mr.. Adkins beautifully
conceived and expressed.
f. \. Watkins Esq, was next introduced,
and delivered Il chaste and eloquent address
InterSpersed with incidents Of his early con-
htctIou with the sabbath school 1T which
General Sterling Price, former Governor of
Missouri. and Hon. II. w. Allen, formerly
Governor Of mississippi, We're classmates.
aud that their prominence and impershable
tame We're due 10 the religious Instructions
received IT III" sabbath school.
The Rev. Mr.. Woodson was next intro
duccd, who delivered very chaste aud elo-
uurnt address
Dinner WAS then announced and after form
Ing til" officers and scholars in line, marched
in perfect order 10 the table, which was well
arranged aud grooming under the weight OF
Fl1h NIlndS-yca, every delcacy. After ~
many OF In" good Cdiblcs We're partaken of IL
"er" necessary 10 satisfy the appetite, The
procession moved in solid phaanX to tho
church, when the Rev. George II. Ray WAS
Introduced, who delivered in handsome style
an address Just suited TO the occasion.
Mr.. +. n. Watkins then introduced his
young friend Mr. Rice, who delivered in 4
clear ana distinct voice Il very handsome adj
dress after which, il being quite late, the
lnn!iltud" dispersed TO their respective homes,
Win (, smile OF con ten tment on each face.
colored tragedian, Morgan Smith, is Il
DODular star in the English proyincps
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by Harrison. Goddin & Appperson,
kuctioneers and Real Estate Agents..

LOT AND S M A L J.
~ BRICK TENEMENT THEREON, on T II
EAST LINE OF SEVENTH BsTWEEs NAE :,
SHALL AND CLAY STREETS, FOB SALE AT
AUCTION -Will,ba sold at auction on the pre-
mises, on THURSDAY tho 3lst Of October, 1887,
at half past ! O'Clock p. NJ, the REAL E>TATE
located as above. The lot fronts % feet and rune
hack 100 feet to an alley on which stands small
tenement, formerly used as school house and
residence.
TERMS: One. tn ird cash /; balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notea, interest added,
secured by 4 trust deed
HARRISON, GoDDIN & APPERsOT,
Or Is AuctiOneeIs.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co
GIGEGnAn. " 4 y

RIcHMoSD AND PETERSBURG RAiLR0Ap Co,
RIcEsoSD, Va, ARsust y, 1851.
TRAINS ON THIS ROAD LEAVE
Il the Depot, corner OF Eighth and Byrd street.
as follows: go
EXPRESS TRAIN daily Except Mon4syslM
M
THROUGH MAIL daily At LOOP. NJ
FREtGHT and ACCOMMODATION daily nY.
cept Sundays) at 80 p. VI.
The A. NJ. Train connects closely with Train.
as IA south as Augusta, Ga, and a. Pe!er,Svry
with trains ofths ScCthslde railway.
The LEO P. N. Train makes close and .urs con-
nections with trains for all points south a, far
New Orleans, and at Petersburg with lraln, 70,
Norfolk, Va.
Trains leave Petersburg for Richmond en-! Al
points north and west.
FkgIGHT and ACCoMMoDATloy daily lex
cept Sunday at 7. 80 A. NJ.
EXPRESS TEAM daily at $3.50 4. ~
TuR0UGH MAIL daily (excert sunday At rs
p. NJ.
Passengers for Glover Hill will leave Richmond
every WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY atIA N and
connect at Chester with a train for that poia.,
Returning. will leave Clover Hlll At 1850 N
Fare to Norfolk. -. Baggage checked through.
&. H. GILL,
sse Engineer ani srp-r'rt-ud-Ut.
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DRY Goods.


~ REAT EXCtTEME AT
~ l.. ROSES,
No. 2oe Broad street, between Second ana lhlra'
Ladi es disputing orar this beautiful BALaORAL
hkIkT al 81 rs, worth a. 80;
Beautiful CAiICuES, 10 and 'lec.: and the pest
MERRlMACK for lSr., worth 2ec. all over
food BIEACHED COTTON for 10 and l2c.
Nice IA RLEACHED for i6 and i9o.:
Full width BLFACHED SHEsT1N16a at 10 and a5c.
BROWN CpTTOs, from lie. mp to 49,:
Beautiful DHLAlGBS, figured and plain, at 20 and
All. Wool MaRINos. from soc. up;
Slack and Colored ALPACAs, from Soc. mp;
test styles:
Nice Black and White SHAwLs for 81 and MP;
White ana Coored FLANS Els for IS and soc:
BED TICKING FOR l8c. worth acc;
White and Colored BLANKETS. very low:
CoRsETS, warranted 10 be whalebone, from 75e
Narcotics and worstea BEDsPRRADs,
lsrgs stock OF LADIES HOSE, tn ee thread, for
Hoop SKIRTS for acc andup;
ladiss' and Gentlemen's UNDERVESTS, from 75c
now supply OF wors,ed sH twr.s and HOODS !:
splendid stock of CAsSlMERES, for men and
boys wear;
Splendid stock Of Mems, Ladies', and Children's
SHOES and ROOTS very low
Al linen HANnkERCHIs rs for loa. and up;
Coed KID GLOVES. from Soc. mp.
Ladies' ltv;g at q distance will be furnished
tickets on the cara. and lrespse,fully ask a call
from all OF my friends to examine my prices
Semembsr ths place No. 2o6 BROAD hTREET
oc 2l-2w l.. ROSE
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OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAtLgoApco
RICHMOND. October /. I.s,"{
CEyJTRaJ HaJJuo

q
On and %nsr OCTOBER lsr the Mai r.
will be run betwesn Richmond and S,.n,sI .a
daily, except on sr"day, AID on ,snds7 hs,vs oa
Richmond and Gordonsyile west Of Sta
the Mail Train wll leave for Cov'ns.a n on gIyya
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS, and FkIDAYs. ana :.
turn alternate dsys. "
Ieavs stannton tor cnri,a,n '''''''''.S u.
Leave Covlngton...;:;. 49,; ...........2:!o A
Leave S.aun.on for Richmond. ...........0O "
Freight Trains daily iezcep. Sunday is.r -.
Richmond at =. NJ and Il ''
THROUGH TICKETS sold 10 all p-or,,,.,
points North and South, and 10 Lyrchbary Ia
ing'on, Harrisonhnrg. Lewisb1rg, ana o,hry No
mlnent points In the Wast. -"
AZ Covtngton, MES J. 4. TR0TTEg h Bgo.
TIERS STAGE LINE connects with n. NJ
Train for White Sulphur, Lswishrr.. Az 80
nawha. Time from Richmond or Baltimore q
Charleston, two ald a h..!i days.
At stanton and Goshen, HAEHAE CO =
STAGE LINES connect with Mail Train tTr a..
ington daily Except Sundaysl, art p,,..,y.,.
go through from Richmond or Baltimore am
day.
The Passenger Car Heretofore attached >,
Freight Trains Will be di.coat!nued
II. y. WHlTC1N
Oc l General suuarir,.v.t
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Auct5o,, Sales.
By 6rubbs & Williams. Auctioneers.
Sor,,v a,t corner OF Main and Eleventh streets
- - - = .
FUTURE DAY.

forth west corner OF Main ana hleVontn streen.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEW
FRAMED HOUSE AND LOT, on TWENTY.
SEVENTH STREET. UNION HILL, AT AUG.
TION.-By virtue Of deed OF trust executed to
the subscriber as trustee by James Johnson, dated
18th sepembe 1885 and recorded IN af ~ Il
creditor secured. will sell at suction, upon ID
brernisee on TUESDAY The 72d October, a. ha y.
DAB, o. clock p. II II fair. itnot, then on the
next fair day thereafter at the same hour the pro,
perry conveyed by said deed, being s, LII " !
and NJ. fronting 81 feet and running back l2s fsst
upon which lot stands q NEW FRAMED Housh
with three rooms, and a kitchen.
TERM: Enough In cash to defray expenses OF
sale and to Fay off note for $500 due the ssth OF
September. ls.1; the balance upon terms. to Do
made known ut the time Of sale.
ALBERT c. ELLINGTON, Trustee.
GRCBBs & WIILIANa. Aucfionesrs.
p SIN conseq usnce Of the election. the above
sale IL postponed to FRlDA 25th instant, at the
same hour-half- past ? VI
GRUgB5 J. WILLIAMS.
oc23 Anctioneers.
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AuctI01, Sales.
THIS DAY.

THIS DAY.
By 3. Gathrght, Auctioneer,
No. 1888 Main street. between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets.
T WILL SELL AT MY STORE THIS
i "Wednesday MORNING at 10 o'clock all as
sortment OF
FURNITURE,
MATTRESSES,
BEDS.
SHEETS, &c
ALSO,
CR0CKgRY,
GLASsw,Es,
CUTLERY. &C., besides
CLOTHING.
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS
SHOES
FANCY ARTICLES, sc,
l splendid piece o1LCLOTH. size lsx2o.
Also, large assortment
FANG SOAPS and some
Lots CROCRERT,
sold at last sale and not called for.
oc % E. GATHRlGHT, Auctioneer.
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RenI Estate for Sale.
By Cabell h Watkins,
Zeal Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1llc Main street.

SC THE GLEBF." A BEAUTIFUL
AND PROTECTIVE FARM, ONE QUAR-
TER of A MILE From aNELIA COURTHOUSE
DEPOT, ON THE RICHMOND AND DANVlLLE
RAILROAD, WITH ALL THE STOCK AND
GRIPS, Fob SALE-We cffer for sale tho beau
tifnl country seat located above, contai ming
ass5 acres q map OF which can be seen at our
office About 267 acres are cleared and in cultiva.
tiou the ba'ance in wood and timber Of oak and
pine. The land has been much improved, and
produces we'll corn. wheat. oats, and tobacco.
Much of 1t has been cloverad, aud guano and
plaster used. good crop OF corn, oats, and to-
bacco have Just been gathered on the farm. The
place yields the greatest abundance Of fruit-such
as peaches. apples, pears, cherries, grapes, &c
The buildings are numerous, substantial, and at
tractive The main dwelling contains seven spa
'Sous rooms with halls and porticos, all Of which
have been newly papered and painted. There is
aI,o near the mansion another dwelling OF hVe
rooms, in excellent order.
There are FIVE barns, two stables, carriage
house, kitchens, ice house wash house, &c, al
in excellent repair. The place is susceptible Of
division into two farms. The dwelling Is within
ten minutes walk OF Amelia Courthouse. where
there ara several churches, schools post office,
stores SC. Anexcelent spring is near tee dwell
ing and the place is proverbially healthy The
dwelling Ia insured for - ,0o0
-Four fine Mules, several head Of Blooded Cattle,
Hogs and some Furniture, &C., andiall The gather
ed crops will be sold to the purchaser 4 desirsd.
CABELI. q WATKINS,
Real Estate Agents, lib Main street.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND YORK hIvEK)
RAILROAD CogrAST.
kICUNOsD Ausust 81 1857 !


NEW LINE To BALTIMORE ND
IN NORFOLK VIA RICHMOND AID YtRG
RIVER RAILkOAD.-Thls road Is now open f.,
eight and passengers for Baltimore and Norfolk
Passengers for Baltimore leave the Richmond
and York River Railroad depot every Tt ESptY
and Friday ut o clock A. n reaching Bsi...
more to early breakfast next morning Returning
they leave Baltimore every WEDNESDAY, AZ
SATURDAY at o'clock Z. Nj, reachiuk Rlch.
mond THURSDAY and SUNDAY LNEaIHGS
Freig ht for Baltimore received every day SUB
days exceptedl at ths Richmond and J. rs H.yei
Railroad depot.
Passengers tor Norfolk and Intermediate land.
ings leave the hichmord and York riy-r hal.
road depot every TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY ri o'clock A. VI.
Freight for Norfolk and Intermediate landings
received at this depot on MU.D y, WEDSkS.
DAYS, and FRIDAYS.
On THURSDAY, and SUNDAYS the train, will
leave the White House on the arrtva! Of the BAa.
more boat
Rates ~ low as by any other line.
For further information, apply 10
WILLIAM b ESue. Agent Richmond
and York River Railroad Company.
A. NBEDHAA & S0ES, Asenta, Baltimore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-23

MESSAGES FOR DE-. b. " 5f..
nj DAVIS may be left AZ J. y. Dstis1E - .
.,n1. Broad between Fou7h.s street az IL.
sy.nus. or at Saunders BowaEd', t,%1tt,r,s
Ero1k av.uu, AID AGrsha!l streets. -
Grace and Madison streets
DOCTOR ISAIAH II. VII r !, y.
~ returned to tho city and can Do !-u y.s 80
oi,c OF Dire. Tucker and While ah"e. INV.
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