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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-11

richmond 3saptksi Snurcnc8.
HANOVER, September 10, 1867.
The eighty third annual session Of this
venerable Association commenced at Wal
nut Grove church, in this county, to-day.
1t comprises the Baptist churches in
Richmond, three in Goochland, two in
Caroline, and all in the peninsula bounded
by the James, Mattaponi, and York rivers.
Prior to 1861 it was the largest body of as
ISOLATED Baptists in the United States,
having $4,000 members, over two-thirds
colored. During the war six houses OF
worship were destroyed, and the mem
bership of five churches SO scattered that
they have been disorganized. Seven
colorcd churches, with large number OF
members, have united with colored Bap-
fist Associations. This Association now
has only thirty seven churches and aoont
$500 members, Of which about $500 are
white.
The Association derives its name from
Dover church, Goochland. When hrst or
ganiZed it extended from James river to
the Potomac. In 1913 it had seventy-tWo
churches, and it was deemed eXpcdient to
divide the Association and form the Rap
pahannock Association, with thirty-fve
churches.
At tho appointed hour this morning the
Association was called to order, and in the
absence Of Rev. DR.. Burrows, moderator
Of the last meeting, Rev. J. A. Chambliss
was called to the chair. Rev. Robert Ry-
land secretary.
After the usual religious services the
body proceeded to business.
Letters from the churches were read
Rev. A. NJ. Poindcxter, d. d., in the ab-
sence of the principal and alternate ap-
pointed to preach the annual sermon, OF
the request of the Association, performed
that service.
Letters were received from only TWEEN
ty-seven churches. They report for the
past year 394 additions by baptism, LOG by
letter, apd lG restored; dismissed, ll3 to
other churches excluded, Sc; deaths, So
Nett increase, 3 II.
The statistics of the Richmond Baptis
churches are as follows:
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A recess was taken for dinner; and
after tue Association re;issembled REV.
DR.. Burrows in tho chair), proceeded to
the election Of officers for another year.
Upon the nomination Of Rev. DR.. Bur-
rows, William Sands, Esq, of Richmond,
was elected moderator; Rev. Robert Ry
land was reelected clerk; and Mr.. Joseph
T. Cottrcll treasurer.
Visiting delegates reported as follows
Rev. C. II. Ryland, Goshen Association,
and superintendent Of Sunday schools in
Virginia.
Rev. r. II. Pritchard, Portsmouth Asso-
citation.
Rev. A. NJ. Poindexter, D. D., agent
Richmond College.
Rev. W. A. Durlcy, General Association
of Missouri.
After the appointment of the usual COM
mttecs on business, the body adjourned to
meet Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
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Mr.. DAvIS-Sw1NDLERs &c.-The Rich
mond correspondent Of the New York
Tribune telegraphs:
"The trial Of Jefferson Davis. Some
are of the belief there will be no trial,
and that Davis will either be included in
the forthcoming amnesty or he will be par
doncd specially by the President. Others
assert that it never was intended that Davis
should he tried when he was released on
bail, and that he will remain out of reach
where he is, in Canada, or go to Europe.
But these are mere conjectures, based on
nothing more than the peculiar opinions
and prejudiceS OF the parties. From an
authentic source | have reason to state
that Davis will DC tried at the November
term Of the United States Circuit Court
here, and that he will be forthcoming at
that time.
"Thc counsel for the defence will declare
themselves ready for trial. The court will
signify its assent in the same manner. The
Government will ask for time under the
prctence Of being unprepared-a shift to
get out of the trial. The court will then
say it will be in session for q considerable
period, which will afford the Government
ample time to prepare; and If its repre-
sentatlvcs fail 10 prosecute the prisoner
before the term OF the court expires, it
will i'll that case probably declare the pri-
Soncr discharged in the absence of the pro-
secutor. Such will most probably be the
programme Of the long-cxpected Davis
trial, aud such the upshot of it in case of
the failure OF the Government to substan.
tiate its charges. The country will then
be rid Of q serious incumbrance.
- The city is infested with swiudlcrs, re-
presenting themselves TO be Government
revenue detectives, who exact black mail
from tobacconists, distillers, and others,
aud who are praclicing largely upon the
fears of parties that deem themselves dc.
lInquent under the representations of these
worthless
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MINORITY REpREsENrATroS.-The World

grows facctious. 1t says:
"In view of what is taking place all over
the country, we advise the Tribune and
the Radical papers generally to turn their
attention to the question Of minority repre-
sentation. That question has had pain
ful interestfor us Democrats for some years
back, and we have written about it often
and feelingly; but in view the California
election, and, in fact, of all the recent elec,
tions, we do not believe the subject VIII
have the same interest for us in the future
as il has had in the past, We have some
facts, figures, and stock arguments on the
subject, which We shall be happy to hand
over to the Tribune, which paper we pre-
sumo will continue to be the organ of the
Radical minority after Democratic Pre-
sident is inaugurated."
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THE NATIONAL WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
The Washington Star rehearses tina his
tory OF the monument at Washington, and
mentions what persons, corporations.
iooseS, &c, gave stones. Among them :
FROM 81. Johns Lodge, No. Sc, Rich
mond, Va, dark granite block. with o
Bible in white marble) omen AZ psalrn
CXXxlll, and various Masonic emb,ems =
handsome granite block from Richmond
va; dark granite block from the Grand
Lodge Of Virginia, inscribed, "Lo, She
gave to this Republic the chief corner.
stone"
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COMMISSIONERS S . I.E OF A
u VALUARLE FARM IN CHHSTEHF BID
NEAR RICHMuND.-ln pursuance OF decree OF
the Circuit Conrto Chesterfield pronounced at
it's NAV term 1887, in the suit ther.iu depending
STYLED Samuel A. Nelson ct dLs. IS. henry g. Nell
SOP ct ais. will offer for sale. as commissioner
on the pre- misses, On SATURDAY the 2lst o, Septem-
Der, 1897. At IL o'clock NJ, tho TRACT OF LAND
and IMPROVEMENTS on which the late Samae
Nelson, and more recently his widow. Mrs. Mary
Nelson, resided, containing about two hundred
ar seventy. five acres; OF which about one ha 4
is cleared and in cultivation, and the residue In
woods.
This place Is located about seven miles from
Richmond near James river, the land extending
within few hundred yards of the stream, and Is
about one and a half miles of the Richmond and
Danville railroad The location Ia healthy. 1t
contaiosa number OF good springs; j. other~ise
well waterad : has the usua! and good buildings,
Including DWELLl> q with I've rooms end offers
many induceInents to persons in quest OF a. good
farm well ard conveniently located near market.
TERMS: One-iourth cash and the residue at SIX,
twelve, and 81 shteer months the purchaser exc
cutins bonds for credit pay merits. t. be scared oy
remaining title until the purchase money Is fully
paid.
Fnrther Information may be obtained OF WALSH,
guns NTH, Main street, Richmond
Sc G.. G.. mCksE Commissioner.
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CoNsIsTENCY.-AP Portland correspond
ent of the Boston Transcript states that he
was personally acquainted with sixty-nlne
members Of the last Legislature OF Name
and Of these, sixty-one kept spirltuous
LIQUORS in their rooms during the session,
and most of them favored prohibition.
This has bad look for the State thar
originated the prohibitory scheme.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND YoaK RlyERl
RAILRoAp COMPANY, :
RICUYOsD August 81, 1907.
Ga ca Eg csc


Anew LINE TO BA LTiMORE AND
~ NORFOLK VIA RICHMOND ND YORK
RIVER RAILROAD road Is now open for
IRE IN. and pa sengers for Baltimore and Norfolk.
Passengers for baltimore leave tho Richlnond
and York River Railroad d-pot every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY At o clock A. 81 reaching B.in-
more to early breakfast next morning Returning,
SATURDAY ut O'Clock p. a.. reaching Rich
mond THURSDAY and SUNDAY sNEalNGS
Freight for baltimore received every day lsnn
days excepted) at the Richmond ard York RlSer
Railroad depot
Passengers tor Norfolk and Intermediate land
ngs Leave the hichmoud and York kiv.r HALL
rosd depot every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY at o'clock A. 81.
Freight for Eorfok and int rmadiats landings
received ut this depot on MONDAYS, WhDSh o.
DAYS and FRlrAYS.
THURSDAYS and SUNDAYS the trains will
leave the White House on the arrival .! the Balu-
more boat.
Rates as low ~ by any other line.
For further information, apply TO
WILLIAM b. BSus. Agent Richmond
and York River Railroad Company.
A NBRDHAM & SONS, Agent. Baltimore.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co..
RICHMOND, VA, August rs, 1857. !


SEfH SYiS- eFSTS-~-4SD N~xc--S<S2 -Ns-Ssi0
TNkAINS On THIS ROAD Lee We
L the Depot, corner OF Eighth and Byrd streets,
as follows
sXPREsS TRAIS daily Except Mondsysl at
A. N.
THROCGH MAIL daily At l:2o ?. n.
FREIGHT and ACCOMAODATiOS daily lex
cept Sundays ats p. NJ.
The q. N. Train connects closely with trains
as far southi ss AuRu.ts, Ga, and at Petersburg
with trains Of the sOuthsida railway.
Ths l:2oP IL Train makes close and sure con.
nections with trains for all points south as FAR AZ
New orleans. and st Petersburg with trains for
Norfolk, Va. ,
Trains leave Petersburg for Richmond and all
polDrs Forth and west.
PgEIGHT snd ACC0MaOoA Tl0N daily lex
cept sunday at 7 A. NJ.
EXPRESS TRAIN daily at $50 A. NJ.
THROUdH NAIL daily Except cunday) at 7:9
Pm.
Passengers for Glover Hill will leave Richmond
every WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY atI A NJ, and
connect at Chester with Il train for that point.
Returning. will leave Clover Hill at 1880 Al
Fare TO orfok, -. Baggage checked through.
z. II. GILL,
ga 6 Engineer and Superintendent.
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BY Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Auctioneers and
Real Estate Agents.

TRUST SALE OF DESIRABLE LIT
TIE FAEa OF ABOUT TWENTY;FogR
ACRES, ON THE WESTHAM ROAD AND JAMES
R1VERAND KANAWHAC CANAL, ABOUT THREE
AND A HALF MILES FROM klCHMGND.-By
virtue Of deed of trust to me as trustee, dated
November IL, 1885, recorded In HeGrico County
Court Office and by request OF the creditor III erei
secured, will sell at public auction. Oh the prem-
SEES, on w sDN EsDtY, September II, 1867, at half:
pant o'clock P. M, the desirable little FARM
above mentioned: It Is on the weslham road
JUS. opposite to "Glenburnie," and runs to the
canal. The open ground is fertile, well adapted
to the cultivation of corn, wheat, oats, vines. or
vegetables. The Improvements consist OF Nd
fence, stable. carriags-house, ice-house, large
garden paled in, new residence OF four rooms aud
two CT osets handsomely psinted, retired from the
road, but commanding beautiful view OF James
river, the canal, and the country above.
TERMS: Very accommodat'Dg-to wit: $500 In
cash, or approved, endorsed negotiable note at
thirty days; Sf72. payable lst Of January 1890
the residue payable IN three equal instslu :
ore ut two years one at three years, and one at
four years from, sale; the credit payments all to
bear interest, payable semi Annually from sale,
and to be- secured by lien on the property. The
taxes for this year to be paid y the purchaser.
SAMUEL S. HUWiSON.
au l5-ThtSel&dtd Trustee.
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II Is rule with the Boston banks ;,

"a II Is rule with the Boston banks 70
15Ray no checks at the counter unless Mo
person presenting the same is known IN
Inc teller. a check was presented at tile
counter counter OF Boston bank The other day
oii Inc back Of which was "a description Of
Tue person presenting the same" as fol.
i0"s-Siz.' Sixty years old, gray hair,
D!ne coat, gray pants and vest, specs, blue
cotton umbrella" Suffice it to say, the
check was paid and no questions asked.
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Notice OF REMOVAL.

n w V ALI.
Z. w. POWERS
begs to inform his friends and the public that he
has removed from his former house. corner
Main and Fifteenth streets, to his
C0MMODIOUS NEW STOLE,
1905 Main between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets
His stock will be found
FULL AND COMPLETE AT ALL TIMES.
Wholesale and retail buyers are assured that no
efforts will be spared to meet heir wants.
He invites with confidence an examination OF his
stock Of PCRg
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
PATENT MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS,
DYEsTCFFS,
TOILET ARTICLES,
FANCY GOODS. &c., &C.
Ee would return til anks for the liberal patron
eye hitherto accorded him, and respectfully go
licits continuance of the ann9.
Il. w. POWERS,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
No. 1906 Main three doors below Thirteenth.
aul2
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VALUABLE FARM OF 12O ACRES
OF LAND, INTHE COUNTY OF HE6RICh
Four NILES BELOW RICHMOND, EOR SALE
AT AUCTI0N.-Will be sold on WEDS ESDAY
the llth day OF September. 1857, on the premises,
at 2 O clock P. n j., the desirable FARM lying on
the road leading from the Osborne turnpike to the
Wilton rosi, containing 100 acres Of land with
the improvements thereon, cons is!ing Of 4 brick
dwelling. house three stories hi2h with six rooms,
and all the usual out buildings. Parties wish
ing to procure desirable farm have now fine
opportunity.
TERMS: Liberal. aud will be made known at
the sale. JAMES ". TAYLOR & SON,
se 100 kuctfoneers.
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By Grubbs s. williams. Ancttonss-s.
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets


DOR SALE AT AUCTION, THE
Z RICHMOND FIREwooD MILLS ND PUMP
FACTORY by request Of the proprietor hr.
Y. IT, Andrew, W. will sell at suctton,
on the premises, on THURSDAY, the 18th day
Of september, at II o'clock NJ, the lease
for seven year, from november, 1859, OF The
BRICK FAGTDnY located on the south side or the
Canal balm between Tsrth aud Etsyenth streets,
with RICHMOND FIREWOpp MILLS, (Corover's
patent wood aplilitg machine with patent right
for city Of Richmond. sc, and WouuEN PUMP
FACTORY, andrew s improved Pump the best
and cheapes. pump IN p.e, with engine, 10 horse
power, IL horse boiler, With machinery belting.
aud save complete Being the only Pump F.ctory
In the South ard the only Wood MN In this city,
and the exclusive privileges of It's uss, (as per
patent right recently established and now In
fine working order, and in thu enjoyment OF q
large ON for both split wood and pumps. The lot
is IS by $50 feet wi alleys on either sid ana rear
giving ample room for the storage ~ wood end
timber The building OF brick Is ny 80 feet two
stories his h. and very substantiai. Tbs establish.
ment IL central and convenient to railroads.. and
on Canal basin. Wood and timber by canal de-
lvsred at factory door. Its situation cannot be
surpassed.
TSRHs: At sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
SEQ Auction. ers.
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BY James II. Taylor Son, Aucuoneers,
Once No. s2l Main street, third door below th 9
Spotswood Hotel.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL AND
L PERSONAL PROPERTY AT AUCTlON-By
virtue Of deed Of trust executed to the under
signed by Robert a. +. abnsy and Virginia H.
daily recorded in the clerks Office OF the County
Court OF Henrico, and in tina clerks office Of the
thu Of the benefGisres in said deed We
conveyed on WEDNESDAY, tho ia, day, Of sep
TENDER, 1867 the premises. at IL O'Clock NJ the
desirable FAKM on the Osborne turnpike, In tie
county OF Hcnrico, five and half mite. east OF
Dabney, containing ONE HUNDRED ACES OF
LANE, with all the improvements thereon.
The DWELLING HOUSE is q two-story framed
buiidi:g with four rooms, with the usual out
buildings, such AS kitchen, stable, corn-house,
and lee house al In good order. There has been
recently sci out on the place about us fret choice
This may be considered to be very. desirable
farm for iis siae. There are about sixty acres
Improved 1t well supplied with water:
Alter the above sale will be sold al Of the
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURSIruREi
c c5SSi one HokSh and D0''f' and TWO AiAoA
TERMS For the real estate. one-third cash /; to-
balance on a credit OF elk and twelve nonths, rec
rotiable notes, interest added, secured by deed
Of trust. The personal property Will be sold Tor
cash.
be ts sold thu BEICK srokEH6Uss on the east tide
OF Seventh between Broad and MARSHALL streets, at
house 1t is built on leased ground, having about
three years 10 run, at an annual ground rent Of
$500 The owner OF the ground to pay for the bold
ing at the termination OF the lsase, at valuation.
At the same time and place will be sold one U n :
DIVIDED MniETY OF TEN ACRES CF LAND in
the county uf Henrico, about three miles north Of
Richmond, near the Central railroad.
Also Z LOT OF about quarter OF an acre OF
land at Tunstal's station, IN the county OF New
Kent
TERMS: For the warehouse, one.quar.er cash :;
balance on credit of four and eight months, ne
gotiabe notes, interest added, satisfactorily se-
cured For the undivided moiety Of ten acres In
the county Of Henrco, one half cash balance at
four months, in like manner; and for the lot at
Tunstalls cash.
sAMUEL C. TARDY,
T. WILLIAM PEMbSRTOy,
Trustees.
Sale to no conducted by JAMES NJ. TATL"R 4
Soy, Auctioneers. Sc 1T
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OUISA LAND FOR SALE.-Will
/ ! be red for sale to the highest bidder, on
the premises, on WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of Sep
TENDER 1887 II fair. II not then the nsyt fair day,
the TRACT OF LAND on which Francis Waldrop
resided at the time II his death This tract I'D :
Joins the land. OF tho Loui-a GOLD Niue the lands
OF the late DR.. william Goodwin, and others.
about five miles below Louisa Courthouse and
half mile from the county road, also Two miles
frcm TOlcrsyills depot, ard contains about two
hundred nd two acres, OF which about forty acres
are woodland The place is remarkably well
Tatered-tyo branches OF Northeast creet plaslnS
through it an excellent tpr!rg Of pure water Is
near the dwelling. sonse. Tho improvements
con.ist OF u comfortable framed dwelling house
commods'ing, and will be made known on the
day Of sale
By the heirs at law OF Francis Waldrop, de-
ceased. Sc SIX WI uh
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By Harrison, Goddin & Appsrson, huctioneer' ane
Real Estate Agents.

EXCELLENT BRICK TENFMENT,
T. on THE WEST LISE II BsL NJ !: Ss
BErWgEy MAIN AND CaRf 81 hhsa,, .t IN
on the promises on SATURDAY the l+h OF SEN r
temhsr 1897 q oeock . 3" now IN tn
ocennancy of Mr. George Traver. 1t contains SIX
rooms. Lo,on,. ota AVID
TSsls: One fourth cash balance al =, ~; ana
u months for nesotiable notes. interest ADDED,
secured by trust deed. . .pprpcor
Auctoueere.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
nrth uast cnrner Of Main and Eleranth htraa

By Grubbs Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.
TOR SALE PRIVATELY, u com
4 Portable HOUSE and LOT on Catharine street
In the yard
Also, about rs SMALL LOTS in the same neigh
bcrnood. ,
cleaned. on tho canal.
Also, $50 cords Of well-seAsoTed PINE WOOD,
abou. three miles from the city near the canal and
plank road.
VIII be sold on accommoda ting terms. Apply
TO GRUSBS & WILLIAMS or
se6-et JESSE WILLIAMS.
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Railroads.
s w aNg sgls

d I'D sssasssss W .
X, RaII,KoAD-CHhNGEO OF SCHBDULE.-On
and after SUNDAY septen,bers. 1867, the Passen-
ger Trairs this road will run AS follow:
COMO WssT-Lyncbb accommodation pas
senser train leaves Richmond daily except Sun
days) ut q. IS A. NJ.
Through mail and passenger train leaves Rich.
moud DAILY a. ?. 80 Z. M.
GoIys SIsr.-Through mail and passenger train
leaves Greensboro daily at II. rs a. IL. Leaves
Danville daily AZ 2.s3 4. VI
Lynshburg accommodation passenger train
leaves Bu.keville daily Except ountaysl at Is
P Il.
Passengers for all stations on the Sonths'de and
virginia and Tennessee railroads. LYnchburg,
Knoxville. Dalton Chattanooga, Nashville, Mem.
phis. &c, &c, will take the Lynchburs accom-
mediation PASSENGER train.
Pass.ngsrs for all stations on this road west OF
Burkerille. Charlotte, Columbia, &c &c, VIII
take the through mail and passenger train
THOMAS DuD sMEAD,
SEQ Superintendent.
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TOR SaLE.-The undersi gned, wish
Il ing to remove TO the country, ofers for GALE
priva ely the desirable BRICK ami ATUCCOBL
DWELLING now Owned and occupied by him
northwest corner OF First and Cary sheets The
house ii double, and contains sixteen roOrls ana
large hall or passage. Ths kitchen building Is %
brick, and contains six RI oms and a csIiar The
kitchen building is connected 10 the houee by
bridge making tie rooms useful for chambers 81
strrerooms There Is also new brick stable and
carris re house e:ite red from wide alley in Tho
rear OF the lot. The premises arc well supplied
with : as and water.
TERMS: Very liberal
Apply or the preInlses 10
Sc 5-lg$ JhMES HUNTER.
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AUCTION Sales.
FUTURE DAY.

By Clopton Harwood,
Aucuoneers and Real E.tate Agents.
Tenth between Main and Bank ssfesS'
NTEAT FRAMpD DWELLING, ON
TIE WEST SIDE "F n Ill sTREETss hR naR
TsE CENTRAL RslLRDAD WoESs 81 n,s,op non on
TTHnpsnhY the 18th day OF September, 1897, a. J
o'clock P. M, on the premisea neat fk - NE
DWsLLiNG az above desert containing snf Io
rooms with the usual baek bulldinSsi no ~ ~ ~
ming back 900 feet
CLOPTON HARDWOOD,
~ Auctioneers.
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By Harrisoa,se oddin Apperson, Auct'oneer
and Real Estate Agents.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF
ID TsUsT executed to me bZ John w Cole e,
the clerks Office of the County Court Of Henr!co
at the request OF the beneficiary. shall proceed
to ssll on the prsmsss, on Ds Is sep;eTn
s,tna,sd on the we.t iinsM Twenty fourth street,
late annexed TO The ely OF Richmond, fronting
together on the west line OF ssii street six1y,sH
feet, and running back At night angles one
Terms and further description Of property on the
day OF sale ,o,rp, r,rs,ss
sso William FUN >, A-N-
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E:B N as E


VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Y SUMMER SCaEDULE.--On and SITTER SUd.
DAY, June Is, the Mall Train will be run between
Richmond and the western terminus of the road
(Which In few weeks will be at Covington) daily,
except on Sunday, and on Sunday between Rich
mona and 3ordonsville.
Leave Richmond ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LID A. H.
Leave western terminus. 4.?J A. ~
Arrive in Richmond ...............,.... IS p. 5.
Arrive At western terminus. s.S2 p. d.
The Freight Train leaves Rchmond
daily, except on Saturdays, gt....... 600 p. u.
Arrives In Richmond, except on Mon
A Passenger Car will be attached to this raiD
east OF Gordonsville.
Passengers for Augusta Springs leave the road
at stanton
Passengers for Natural Bridge, Rockbridge
Baths and 4 lum Springs at Goshen
Passengers for Bath Alrm, Warm, bot, and
Healing Springs al Hillboro'
Passengers for White snd Salt Splphu ard
Sweet Springs 1T western terminus.
The arrangements with stages ere such as 70
avoid night travel after z NJ IN all Gees.
Through tickets sold 10 all the above po!nts.
Also, to al prominent po!nts In ths Southwest, to
Washington and northern cities, and 10 prominent
points In the Valley Of Virginia, and on the
Orange and Alexandra railroad
II. b. WUITC0MB,
je 3 General Superintendent.