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STEAMERS.

PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND z3gsS
AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP 7 - gyfaaasztssls5ry
Line Steamers EOEFOLk and ShLA1t
CITY, composing this line, VIII leave PhliaaslYiA
every SAIURDSY, and Richmond every Fhl'
Freight taken for Cincinnati. Chicago, and H.
Louis, p.d Pennsylvania Central r4!lroi- 90,
for Norfolk and Boston: and clOae CnhleCIlyh
mad, Al Norfolk Buis OF lading signed 'ar"u2h'
Passage 10 Phii4 deph1a, nclutE meals ana 5."'e'
rom, $40. n. =. PORTEI, agent,
nr II office 1875 Dock stree.
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
Duel prevented.
pErERsauRc. December 2s, ]

PETERSBURG, December %, 1868.
But for the prompt action Of the Mayor
to-day in preventing dnel between two o.
our young men we might have had bloody
encounter TO record in day or two. Tha,
officer learning through an anonymous com
munication that a hostile correspondence
had taken place between Mr.. Arthur Whit
more and Mr.. William B. Donnan, and 2
challenge passed and accepted, caused
them to be arrested and brought before
him. The information proved to he cor
rect, and they were bound over in the sum
Of $500 each to appear before his Honor TO-
morrow morning that the case may he fully
investigated, and in the mean time to keep
the peace. d
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DUBLIC SALE OF LARGE AND

DUBLIC SALE OF LARGE AND
1 VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON ROAM
OKE RjVER.-By virtue Of decree rendered
bv the Circuit Court of Meckenburg county, Va,
Ia the suit of Wilson and others, plaintiffs rS. AL
fred Boyd, executor Of James W httlce, deceased
and others defendants. ] shall on WEDSEoDh1,
Goth day Of January, 1899 sell TO The highest bidder
at public auction, upon the premises The LANljS
belonging to the estate Of the bate James -. MT
ice, Containing FIFTEEN HUNDRED ACRES
burg county Va. These lands will be sold In three
several tracts-one known as the HOME
TRACT" containing SIX HUNDRED and ONE
HALF ACRES. more or less, having upon IL IN
excellent DWELLING-HOUSE comparatively
new with abundant and excellent barns and other
out-buildiuSs; another. known rs HOLLD-
WAYS containing FIVE HUNDRED AND
NINETY ACRES, more or less, having upon II
comfjrtab BILE and commOdious DWELLING, with
abundant out-buildinGs in fair condition; and an
ing about THREE HUNDRED ACRES.
4 large portion Of the two first named tracts Is
river bottoms conceded 10 be OF the very best
quality The high lands are equal TO any In this
section of Virginia. Both tracts are abundantly
supplied with wood and water. 1t Is confidently
asserted that these lands are among the most yalu
able and desirable 10 be found within the limits OF
Virginia. Persons desiring 10 invest in real cS-
tate have here Of The finest opportunities That
will be presented In the State for buying trsL-rate
lands.
TERMS OF SALE: $500 In cash; and for the resi-
due Of the purchase money, credit OF q. l.? ana
Is months the purchaser giving bond with APP
proved personal security for the deferred pay
!nents, and the title TO be retained as additional
WILLIAM T. ATKINS, Commissioner.
BOYDToN, VA, December TO- 1853.
The above lands are rented for the year 1859, aud
possession Will be given the lst day OF January
is7o. (de la W. T. A.. Commissioner.
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BY wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE SMALL
FRAME TENEMENTS AND ONE Va.
CANT LOT. on LFTGH STREET WEST OF
BROOK AVENUE.-Bg virtue Of a deed Of trust
executed to the subscriber by Mr.. John Cla'h,
bearing date 18th May, lE6O July recorded in Rich-
mond Hastings Court sh"ll in execution there
Of proceed to sell at public auction. on the pre-
misses, OH MONDAY the 4th OF January. 1909. at
o'clock P. NJ, If fair, II not the first fair day
therein fter the real estate conveyed thereby and
loca cd rs above. consisting of a lot on the south
side Of T c'gh street 80 by i0s feet, with small
frame tenement thereon: n go one OTHER lot, With
a well thereon. on the north side Of Leigh street
or an irregular share IS E-et. running back to m
alloy also. lot at the nor Invest corner Of Leigh
and unford streets, 10 by leo feet with two frame
tenCments thereon.
Whilst the decd requires a cash sale, yet by con-
sent of the creditor he will accept those terms, or
In lien Of them one th'rd cash. halance ut four and
light months for negotiable notes interest added
properly secured. w. GODDI%.
ds 81 atavtds Trustee
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rorrrsponE~nce Of the Richmond Diepatch.
The Norfolk and Great Western
Railroad.

The Norfolk and Great Western
Railroad.
LoaBARDY GROVE. MEcKLENBURG, VA,
December Is, 1868.
The people of our quiet village were very
much elated by the arrival on yesterday
evening Of the engineers engaged in the
survey for the Norfolk and Great Western
railroad. 0ur people are much gratified at
the prospect Of the speedy commencement
of work. on this great national thorough
fare, and are determined to do all in their
power to advance to completion this i'm
portant work. The engineers have found
the utmost enthusiasm all along the route
inst surveyed, which, commencing at Suf-
folk and running in almost direct line to
Hicksford over country now almost ready
to receive the superstructure, crosses the
Meherrin river near Belfeld ct most IA
vorable point for the location of bridge.
and strikes beautiful ridge running just
in the desired direction, which it follows
without stream to cross until within a
few miles of this point. The engineers esti-
mate the cost Of this now assured improve
ment up to this point at the merely nomi
nal sum Of 1000 per mile, and they are
Il!iV sStlSHSu tuat tHe TOhn Will pc bbiff
through the counties lying between this
point and Suffolk by the county subscrip-
tions and private subscriptions Of land.
The residents on the route have general
" signifed their willingness to subscribe
from one-fourth to one-half Of their landed
estates to secure the prompt and certain
success of this grand scheme. The favor
able character Of the country thus far ex
anined hns exceeded the anticipations Of
the most sanguine friends of the road, and
even surprised the engineers engaged in
the survey. All that is required is de-.
termination on the part of its friends to put
their shoulders to the wheel and to call the
attention of capitalists to this great chance
for paving ainvestment to secure the speedy
completion of the road to its extreme west
erp terminus.
We have heard that the county of
Isle of Wight, with two railroads running
through the whele length of the county, has
inst ordered vote for a subscription of
100000 to this road. IMPROVEMENT.
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IRON WORKS.

NEW MACHINE SHOP.-SLOAT & AD
II DINGTON, lll5 Cary street near Fourteenth
-STEhM-ENGINE and BOILER REPAIRING
In city snd country Tobacco Machinery Of all
kinds made new and repaired; Scales of all kinds
repaired and adjusted SEWING MACHINES OF
ali kinds repaired and all parts for same furnished
and the LATE IMPROVEMENTS put on the
SLOAT ELLIPTIC and WHEELER 4 WILSON
SEWING MACHINES. SLOAT ELLIPTIC MA
CHIMES for sale and purchased. Exclusive agents
for Supplying The Judson Patent Governor and
Valves for Gteam-engines, also for the celebrated
Selden's Patent Packing for steam-engines, and
for the great and useful Lathe Chuck made by
Messrs. e. Horton i Son.
GEORGE 3. SLOAT,
no s-sm a JACKSON ADDINGTGN.
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FOR RENT ATT AUCTION.

DUBL1C RENTING JANUARY 70,
Z 1859 OF JACKsON'S RIyEK HOTEL, ~
JACKsON'5 RIVER DEPOT, CHssAP aa .ha
niant tn FulDhur and Alum Springs is IN The
midst of fine hunting and fishing grounds, gould
be advantageously occupied rs bIatclng scfool ;
has been succe aafuliy operated ior The past t%o
wears rs hote, By @essrs. CoRhi'l.
Pent,ns, FOR enc wear Possession given at once.
JOHN L. '.AiiPAErER,
Administrator robert Irvine, deceaset.
.Jsckson's River, December nth. 1893 lde 2l-'d
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T1oR EEw YoR6-OLD Do iii
cROS.HERY, &c.

CPECIAL Notwithstanding to reno's
- aboutthe Isl OF January 10 iarses Az. -,
As much as To- s!bl. and will offer goods !. ~. !
reduced prices Our assortment Is very iSr ssa 20
complete and all persons IN want VIE CO "'
cali and examine, ,, bv Us.
FOR REsT. tho store now nccGpled ~
Possession given on or soon sfter january 70;
- KELLOGG & GIBSON,
"a. 10 tll7 as,G sircel.
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BY wellington Goddin,
ncfinnear and Real Tstate Agent.

TWO SMALL FRAMED TENEMENTs,
/ ON THE NORTH SIDE OF. BAKER
STREET NEAR TO BROOK AVENUE. FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold mt auction
Der. 1893. at O'Clock p. NJ, those two new
FRAMED TENFMENTS located as above, each
containing four rooms, and wen suited lor smaii
families.
TERMs One-third caeh; balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added
secured by trust deed. W. GoDDlN,
do % Ructioreer.
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HORSES AND MULES.

GPEClAL NOTIJE.-JUST ARA
~ RIVED and for sale 1T the EX- Esgs@
CHANGE LIVERY AND SALE STA N
HLES, Franklin street. ON II HUNDRED GaaSfaiczTs
YOUNG MULES FLgrT WELL-BROKF
MULES, and TWENTY YOUNG MARES, sutta.
Bile for farming purposes all OF which will be sold
81 reduced prices and on the most accommodating
terrns Tee 81 JOHN p. DAVIS.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

rFtH0AAS s. G00DH,
ATTORNEY Al Law
poyproS, MEcRLxYRuRe COUNTY Va
..et,.a i, he conrts OF Mecklenburg and a0toin,
ing counties, and in the United states H'stt W.
Riehmcnd.
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BY James M. Taylor e son, Auctioneers,
Office gel Main street.
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

A HOUSE AND LOT, ON N STREET
n BETWEEN THIRTIETH AND THIRTY
WIN he sold on TUESDAY the 9th day Of De-
ccmbnr. 1888 on the premises. at O'Clock p. NJ.
the HOUSE and LOT rs above described. 1T con
thirty feet on street, running back the usual
depth.
TERMS: One-thtrd cash: balance ut four and
ei9ht months for negotiable notes: interest added,
and secured by deed Of trust.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR SON,
rio NJ huctionnorS.
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BY 5. \. DAVIS,
BY 5. y. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Main streets.


TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A FARM, ON
I THE OLD FREDERICKSBURG ROip
ABOUT SEVEN MILES NORTH OF THE CITY
OF RICHMOND CONTAINING SEVENTY
AND A QUARTER A Grossly virtue OF a deed
of trust bearing date o2d Of February 1866 execu-
ted 10 the subscriber and duly recorded in Henrico
County Court. Deed Book 81 page I'll, shall, in
execution thereof, proceed 10 sell at public auc-
ton, on The premises on TUESDAY the Goth day
Of December 1868. Mt io O'Clock M If fair. If not
the fret fair daT thereafter, the FARM located as
above and occupied by Jackson D. Gstewood. ad-
jolniGg the lands of John ". shepherd. :. q.
Waldrop, NJ. 3. Prddy, and harlcs l.; Tinsley.
The land is in good heart, and he buildings q. e
amrly sufficient for large-siZe family.
Terms At sale. SAMUEL Il. 3 VI Y.
Trustee.
D,vrs
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BY Grubbs & williams. Auctioneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BR I c K
NM Z or - cIiEY "a MD HnSCOcK STREETS AT
kUCTION.-By virtue Of deed OF trust executed
bv Dudley Gilman to the subscriber dated Solh DC
tober 1857 and recorded In Richmond Hustings
Cont office being thereto required by the holder OF
the notes secured will sell at auction, upon the
premses on M0ND n. 2 then Nn the next fair
day thereafter. at the same hour, the BhIGh
DWELLING and LOT situated as above: IT IS
nearly new and has six rooms. The lot Is S'HlOo
feet to an alley 10 feet wide.
TERMS: Sufficient In cash to pay the balance OF
the debt secured with expenses Of sale, say aDout
300; the balance upon terms 10 DC maui a
Nv .atter terms of which notice will be given at
the hour Of sale. P. W. GRUBBS, Trustee:
GRUBEs Il WILLIAMS. kucttoneers DE -
TFRUSTEES' SALE OF ABOUT EIGH-
/ TEEN HUNDRED AND EJNETY-SENE,H>,
AGES OF nj, HAS sPA = TFT v1R GINA Sp ID
NEAR THE TOWN OF VILLA hSBURG:-
Pursuant to the provisions o. q deed OF trust exc
cuted by Robert Saunders and Lucy Is ms T dniT
perorded In The County Court of York county, tie
Undersigned the trustees therein named at me
request Of the creditor secured by said deed, ana
haying given the four months notice required oy
the said deed To the said Robert Saunders OF such
reauisition will on TUESDAY me ioln uay % %
Hotel. In the city Of Richmond, at me corner o.
Frankin and Fourteenth streets at the hour OF Il
o. clock NJ. proceed u sen the nEAh 60 -;
conveyed by the deed Of trust aforesaid cal en-
sud Known a. as "oJFFN's CREEK or so much
or such parts thereof rs may be necessary 10
satisfy the trust created by the said deed ms
land Is situated on Queens creek one OF the tribu-
tares OF York river and but short distarce from
said river in the county OF orS. III tie state OF
VIRGINIA. Vessels drawing four or five feet o! wa.
ter Can ascend this creek to within re" niles o:
Williamsburg. ,,,,,.,,oyo ~
The place IS said to be particularly valuable for
oyster planting. No further description 10 nom
thought to be necessary, as IL Is presumed that any
one desiring to purchase will view the premises
and Judge FIR himself before the day OF sale.
THE TERMS ARE: That the purchaser pay one
hair IF the purchase money on The day Of sale and
the balance in two equal payments-onc on the Isl
dsy of January 1870. and the other on the ,st Gay 90
January 1871 and for which he shall execute NJ
bonds each to carry interes. from the day Of sale
and To be secured By deed OF trust on said land
Tbe undersigned Talbot Sweeney. residing In ths
city Of williamsburg, viii take pleasure IN show
Ing the land 10 any one desiring to purchase.
Il. Il. DOUGLAS,
TALBOT SWEENEY. I trustees
deI5 ALEXANDER DUDLEf,>
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
MILLINERY, &c.

DIsTINGUIsHED ARRIVAL OF -
NEW MILLINERY AND FANCY es5SS
GOODS, embracing all the novelties OF the NJ
season, such as B0SNEI5. HATS, VELVET
DRESS Trimmings OF all kinds, Z y s.
FEATHERS, FLOWERS, SATINS. Silks, ami
a choice selection OF beautiful W o L ID
GOODS at Mrs. 3. l.. CAHEN,S, formerly Mrs
9. DeneIman, No 4O2 Broad street.
n. Blades wishing to make their own bon
nets can be furnished with materials OF all kinds
and all necessary information given. Her flowers
and feathers are of the most exquisite quality. q
call from the ladies' IS most respectfully solicited
so that they can judge for themselves.
Country and city orders promptly executed.
Closed every SATURDAY. nos
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AUCTIoY SALES.
EIIrURB DAY.
BY wellinaton soddin.
huctioneer and Real Estate,Agers.

TyRUsTEE,s SALE OF HOUSE AND
! LOT on THE NORTH LINE OF DuVAL
STREET NEAR TO BROOK hvENUE.n,,By
virtue OF deed OF trust exec uted 10 the
duly recorded In Richmond Hastings Court !
shalt In execution thereof proceed to seIt nc PM
4th lamar. 1890 If fair If not, the first fair day
there's fter, ut 81 O'Clock =. NJ. the BRICK TEN r.
MEET AND LOT on which 1t stands, Located %
above now In the occupancy of Mrs. EilHapeib
Fran kiln as store and dwelling.
TERMS Whilst thu deed requires cash SAFE.
am authorized by the creditor to say that ne VIII
chaser one third cash: balance 1t 4 and 8 months
bearing interest properly secured.
de ~ atnrrtds n VI. YOUNG. Trustee.
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CUPER. CARB. SODA.-50 kegs PURE
y ENGL IsH SUPER. CARB. or BREAD SODA
for sale low by
de- /. Ri1IlEK Err s. BROTHER.
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By Cook 6 Langhton. Aucf ioneers,
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
By wellington Goddln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.


By wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
INTEREST IN VALU-
" ABLE IMPROVED REAL Es7ATF, IN
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE
at AUCTION.-Will be sold at auction at my
office. corner of Bank and Eleventh streets on
MONDAY the 2sth nf December. 1853. at l2o'clock
NJ ONE UNDIVIDED SEVENTH PART OF
CERTAIN VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
Estate on Main street and Broad street, assess
ed on the commissioners books at S4t 400. and con
sstirg % six excellent stores the annual rent OF
which Is abou: ~ 5C0
The sale Will be made subject to the life tenancy
Of the widow, who IS about fiftv-ve years Of age.
- The property is located In the most desirable
parts of Main street and Broad street,
Full particulars will be furnished at the bonr ~
sale. and In the mean time by application at my
Office.
TERMS: Onc.half cash: balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added
secured by 2 trust deed
de:4 W. GODnJN, Auctioneer.
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BY wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Zeal Estate Agent.
rTRUsTEEs SALE OF REAL ESTA1

ry7RUsTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
4 or CHURrH HILL on THE FAST SIDE
OF TWENTY-FiFTH BETWEEN AND ~
STREFTS.-By virtue Of 4 deed dated March "a,
1883, from John S. stubbs, trustee, and cthers to
me recorded in the Uu'tngs Court Of the CITY OF
Richmond, ] shall. as trustee, on TUESDAY the
goth dav Of December, 1863 at O'CLOCK T. NJ, Il
fair If not the first fair day thereafter. sell at
public auction. on the premises, the HOUSE ana
f,OT in the city OF Richmond. wherein william
H Sutherland now, recently, resided. fronting
on twenty II street 80 feet and extending back
about l2s feet to six-fOot alley and commencing
saA feet from the intersection of Twenty-iiiih and
Leigh streets ,,.,.- ,,,, ,.,o -o,
r. Is more than probable that an arrangement VIII
he made to sell for ope-hrd cash. balance at Tour
and eight months bearing interest, properly Sc
cured. rdc 221 EATON NANCE. Trustee.
A UCTION SALE AT c FL A R 0 TT E
"A C0JTRTHOUSE.-The TOBACCO PRlIlNG
FSTABL ISHMENT at Keysville, heretofore ad-
vcriised fo- sale will be offered at public auction
AT Charlotte Courthouse on MONDAY, January l.
1859. 49,. -, y.
he conducted under the direction OF John Booker,
ESQ. o,u,>-, o rCryrrD
de 22-llt NOLIlNU hotlLEh.
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RAILROADS.
Ii @ gE

E8kA ~ -0sfxlS&&G---tfssYyEk@T
IsALL AND WINTER AgRANGEsfyr,
Il TO THE NORTH EA8T AND WEST VI
T9 TIE sI;t E ,gd;EH, TAFT, hgD WEST, VI
POTOMAO RAILROAD, CARRYIgs TS aeo
UNITED STATES ILTWICE Daily. uuHt
CAN'T CABS WITH NEW PATENT sLzEs
TaRoUaH TaAINs on lbs road are : u SSSs,Ts
rom the depot, corner BYRD Ann KIsF,a,
STREETS 81 foll0Hs: a
Richmond daiiI 81 u:is a. ID, arriving IN E,Ca
tnXton &. s;ss z. H., coansctin. With tie esrir 20
:ernoon szprear trains for the Sor;a, EsJs -, !.
The NIGHT THROUGH NAIL TRAIN -,
elegant cars, with the new patent sleep.ng sh,t.a
attached, leaves Richmond daily tsundays eIs e
4. Il, connecting with the early r!9rnist "a, th
70. the North, East, and West, i
Both BIT MEKS stop at Aiexan6rta escb ~,
Tie ACCOMMODATION TRAIN FOR Ins.22;
and eli ray stations leaves depot corner te1 5Iaa
and Eighsh str8ess al '7ep, u AstarIins, srriys,
TaRoUaH TICKETS and rggouaH Rae
GAGE CHECKS 10 I'll principal points.
Eor further information and through ticket, a,
Eighth streets shoci9e Hll aud At tSs a. 30
ONCE '.n 1 2EN Ara aeaarsi f Tese, .s.,
sAauEL RUrH. Superintendent. DEL
VNTINTER sCHEDULE.-RICHNON0
wv AND PETERSBURG RAILR0AD.-0,
and after WEDNESDAY the I'd December n.
trains over this road will Be run NC follows 49,
Leave Richmond At A, u. and 1:H p. NJ
Leave Petersburg at sa5 A. d. and s:IsP.N
ACCOMMODATIONS TPAIN, with pas.e T:
car attached, win lesye Richmond dZily Al t:iCP
II. and Petersburg daily 81 sac B.. ID. Gundsy,
excepJedj.
The -. NJ train viii not leave Richmond on sB,.
days, and the $50 2. ID. train viii not leave Peter.
burg on Sundays.
Passengers for Norfolk Will take the 2ups
train, running through daily.
Fare 10 Norfolk, "a. Baggage checked throuyh
The passenger coach attached 10 the coal t,sis
will leave Glover Hill at A. Il, and returntna-
leave HtchDonr st s:Ap K IL On tuesdays, Thus.
days, and Saturday,. <. n. GILL.
del engineer and Superintendent
DIGHaOND AID DAHVILLA RAIL.
3S ROi p-WINTER SCHEDULE. On aTs
AFTER TUESDAY, November le the train, on Ihi,
arNa " EsT.-Tnr"ugh Mail T.aiu.-Leaye,
Richmond daily at $50 a. ~: leaves Daa7tIj,
daily st &:27 Pm. onnecting ~ Hurfeville sito
the 5outhaide roAd ror R2rryllle, Lyncb5gr2, snd
rosd, Knoxville, Nashville memphis, &C, Team,
Louisville, ConB. d., &C., 8y. EGGGYil!e De.
catur. &C., ala. CortDtt, Grand Junction VtcEs.
burg, &C, Mes; New 0reaTE, &c, a1d a. Greens.
0oro' With Aorsl carolina railroad for ChsrlOt.e,
Columbia. Cha-laEt"il, AUeusta, Savannah Mscoa,
Columbus, 'Atlanta &c, ea. Montgomery, no,
bile NV Orleans, C.
SQTEfg EAST.--IhroaSn Rau Tc&uL--LeS7eI
daily ST SIS 4. ~. connect: 81 Burkeyile with ihs
seuthside !rain rom Dgnchcurg for Petersburg
Through tickets can oe procured u The tcss.
Offices In Richmond and DanPE!e 20 A.! Important
points South and Southwest aud :. greensboro
THOMAS DOpAhka0
noo SuE"r1t:ntea.
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REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE.

BY Grabbs L Williams Auctioaeers.
Eleventh between Main aud Back st:scts'
THOR SALE PRIVATELY, FROM
II TWENTY 10 SIXTY ACRES. OF LAND
about three miles fram Richmond, adjoining Geo.
d. Pleassnts, For terms apply TO
de s,-oodst GEUBBS 4 WILLIAMS.
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OHIO RAILROAD.

THESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
" WINTEB 2CBEDULT.-Oa and after the
FIRST OF October, 1854, the passenger trains
will run as follows
Ell, TRSGa between KichnoLd aGt St1u1-
toa Cay except 2uGGsy> and between stSuH:on
auc Coyiugtcl tri-weekly-yiZ., besTc Richmond
6. lie !. =. ana arrive az staUILon a. ~ r. ID
Leave staantcp at 9b \. N and E.riye al hicn-
Or TUE8DIY, THURSDAY, ndsATUKDAY
!eaye COvinEtOn 1t $40 A. N, and arrive al sam.
ton at 8. 10 4. NJ Leave Steunt1n at j. 80 T. n. ana
arr 20 at C0ylnglor 1T 7.5S i. q. ~
kCCG3k0DA TON TRAIN Ge,Teea ElcG
rnond and Charlottesville on MONDAYS WAC-
NEsDAYS, and SkTU8DAYS. Leave CLsr.
lotteayille q: /. II. and arrive ~ R!cmHoHds 81
8 50 A. n. Leave Rlchmord ~ $50 y n. aEG AZ
rive At Charlottesville ~ Z. ;.
THO Nal JENA :,CuECls at go HoGbFlLe anu
Charlottesville a.th trans ~ t'.sns a!eS NJ
auG Manassas railroads Tor ALE&ANnhlh,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-24

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Will be
"a sold on the co'h DAY OF DECEMBER 1883
az public auction on the premises o. he lat. VII
ESTATE Of the said william y. johnson, con-
sisting Of Mules, Horse, 5Milch Cows yoke Of
oxen. sheep Hogs crop of Corn, Fodder. &c :;
Farming Implements, Household and Kitchen
Furniture. e..
The above sale will nc on the usual terms as to
cash and credit, which will be MADE known on the
day of sale THOMAS 3. JOHNSON,
JAMES r.. WEST,
WILLIAM f. WPST,
administrators OF William d. Johnson, deceased
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