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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-09
BY Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUA-
4 BILE AND HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE real .
ESTATE, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND. On
LEIGH. SEVENTH. AND EIGHTH sTREETs.
Nv virtue of two deeds OF trust executed by Major
william Allen and wife. the first To the under
signed James peasarts and j. Il. watkins dated
18th of August 1887. Tie oecond TO the Undersigned
18TH March 1858, both duly recorded in Richmond!
Hastings Court shall. in execution thereof and
with the concurrence OF the prantOrs, proceed ~
sell at public auction on the premises on TuES-
DAY the 18th OF September. 1888 at O'Clock L.
NJ II fair If not, the first fair day thereafter. that
the residence of the late Nicholas Mills recently
in the occupancy OF Major Allen, and now by Gen
era Burton.
The lot has front on The north side OF Leigh
street of $50 feet and depth of leo feet TO an alley
twenty feet wide.
carriagc-house &c. on the east side Of seVent,
street fronting Z gether 81 PIP feet running back
100 feet to an alley twenty feet wide.
The foregoing real estate I'm many respecLs} IL
Justly regarded us amongst the most beautiful and
attractive now on the mark-t and the dwelling has
very accommodation suitable for the use OF 4
large family. The whole premises are In good Or
der the buildings thereon having recently been
thoroughly painted and otherwise repaired.
The property will he sold In lots according 10 IN.
original plat copy Of which can be seen at the
office Of the auctioneer, and win be exhibited al
the hour Of sale. a.
Whilst the deeds requires cash sale, yet by con-
sent OF the parties Interested the terms VIII bt
une-fourth CASH balance at four. eight. and twelve
months for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed.
J. b. WATKINS, Trustees.
RO. 4. LANCAsTER,S
au 24-2aw2w& tdtds ... ....
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RAILROADS,
D M $780,

I'D Id E
OFFICE RICHMOND AND YORK RrysD
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, August / Ba.
DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIr.
LII ROAD LINE.-EEw sCHEDULE,--Pop
BALTIMORE, THE NORTH, AND MONTH";
WEST.-The steamer KENSEBEC, Cspt,,n
II. FREEMAN commanding leaves " htte Hons.
-very WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY MORSISC
IN arrival of the cars from Richmond resehins
Returning the KEANEBEC leaves Bstmo,.
very MONDAY and THURSDAY a ! o'coss
The steamer ADMIRAL Captain KIRwAyco,n.
manding. leaves White House every TIEsDsY
.nd FRIDAY on arrival Of the cars from RIch.
mond, reaching Baltimore the following morning.
1t sunrise. Returning, the ADMIRAL leaves Bal.
timore every WEDNESDAY ard SATURDAY a.
PASSENGERS FOR BALTIMORE leave the
depot Of the Richmond and York River RalI.
road Company at J O'Clock A.. VI. SUNDAY
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY. Re-.
turning they leave Baltimore on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. and SATURDAY
1t O'Clock p. NJ, reaching Richmond the follow.
ing evening.
Fare to Baltimore only ~
Freight received ut all times and Forwarded
promptly, and through bills Of lading given IN al
The PASSENGER TRAIN leaves the depo.
EVERY MORNING 81 A. NJ. connecting On
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS ut Fish Haul With
Stases for Tappahannnck.
iation train will leave Fish Haul frr Richmond &
"a. IL. ; and returning leave Richmond for Fa
Haul atlP NJ. WILLIAM Is. EE0S
aue2 Freight spd Ticket gent.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch,
Meeting OF Lexington Eresbytery

Rocky SPRING, September 3, 1868.
The Presbytery of Lexington met in this
church yesterday ut noon. This is the val
ley of the Big Calf Pasture river, Augusta
county, 1t is about twenty-five miles west
of Staunton, and the second valley i'll
TIE North Mountain range. The first val
ley, the Little Calf Pasture, is the one
through which the Central railroad runs
from Buffalo Gap to Goshen bridge. This
is beautiful valley. As you approach
that part in which the church lies, it opens
like an amphitheatre, apparently sur
rounded entirely by mountains. The Har-
risonburg and Warm Spring turnpike runs
near the church.
The church is neat brick ediice, located
at the foot of 81 mountain spur, aud near q
beautiful spring, from which it takes its
name. The pastor Of the church, Rev.
John S. Balm, is the Oldest active minister
IN the Presbytery, and has long and faith
fully served this people. aa .-a
The Presbytery has in attendance sixteen
ministers mot quite the half Of the mum
Der OIL Its roll), and the same number of
elders representing the churches. The
opening sermon was an extended argument
in favor of infant baptism, by Rev. L. D.
Junkin. -..sa
The body was organized by electing Rev.
n. W. Calhoun moderator, and Rev. W. 7.
Price and Rev. D. Blain clerks.
Rev. J. G. Hammer, D. D., of Baltimore
being present, was invited to sit asa CORE
spending member. The same courtesy was
extended to two Methodist preachers who
were in the house.
The recorded minutes OF the last stated
meeting and likewise Of an adjourned and
Especial meeting of Presbytery were read.
The usual committees were announced by
the moderator. After the transaction OF
some routine business the body adjourned
for the day. j. ugs.
The chief business of to-day was !" the
free conversation on the state Of religion
in the churches" This exhibit presented
a very general state of external prosperity
in the churches, but the spiritual condition,
with few exceptions, was not so Iavora-
Bile. ,u H@.n ~.r
The publication operations of tho Gene
raj Assembly we're reviewed by commit
zee, and after considerable Discussion these
we're pronounced to be conducted IN sstls'
'actory manner.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets,
CLEN-ELLEN FOR SALE, ON TIL

n LEN-ELLEN FOR SALE, ON THE
VI 9TH OF SEPTEMBER AT AUCTION,
TOGETHER WITH THE GROWING CROPS
OF CORN, VEGETABLES, &C.-Having ar
ranged with the lessee TO give immediate posses
sion Of this desirable residence and farm of fifty
acres. situated one mile west of the corporate
limits OF the city of Richmond adjoining the lands
of u. W. HaXall, Samuel c. Robinson, p. z.
Tabb, Jr, and A. Craig, Esqs., it will now be sold
at suction on WEDNESDAY the eth of Septem-
Der. 1885, at II O'Clock NJ. unless sold privately
before, of which notice will be given. The DWELL
ing Is a handsome and substantial succeed brick
house. with nine rooms besides closets, green
house. bathroom and two dry cellar-rooms q
brick kitchen with six seven rooms. brick
smoke-house, and two barns; Il well in the ward
of most excellent water, and spring equally II.
good In seventy five yards of the house. There are
various kinds OF eve greens and roses in the front
most select apples and peaches, besides grapes,
pears, cherries. &c.
The farm will he so divided as to give twenty five
acres with the Improvements, and four. ten. or
twenty acres. with valuable granite quarry. stu
ated ab""t nifty feet from the James River and ka-
nawha canal.
TERMS: for the growing crops, sixtv days on
all sums over HIty dollars for negotiable notes.
with approved cndorscr. For the real estate one
fourth sash balance at one two, and three years,
interest payable semi-annualy, secured by 4 deed
Of trust. s.'..-
plat can be seen ut my Office, corner of Bank
and Twelfth street, up stairs.
JAMES T. SUTTON, IRE
Sale TO be conducted by GRrBBs WILLIAMS,
Auctioneers. gu 27-eodtuS4&tds
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A LITTLE CRIMINAL HoAxES THE CITI-
ZENs OF CHICAGO.-Our readers will doubt
less remember the immense excitement that
vas caused short time ago by the appear
ance in the morning papers, with flaming
heads, of an account of the kidnapping OF
Henry Harvey, q lad twelve years Of age,
his being carried into the country some
miles and there incarcerated, with num-
Der of other unfortunates, in cellar, with
their mouths covered with plasters, and the
escape Of Henry and another boy. The
police were put upon the scent, and worked
long and well in endeavoring to discover
where this prison WAS, where such inhuman
practices were carried on, and relieve the
suffering children who were confined there
For days and weeks did they search will
philanthropic zeal, but to no purpose. The
boy was put upon the stand and questioned
by the hour, and still told the same heart
rending tale, never varying or crossing
himself in enT particular. At length
the case was given up. The gipsies, who
were credited for the outrage, were forgiven
or forgotten, and the affair sunk into obi
WON. The boy Harvey turned up thi.
morning In new light. At the police cour
his name was called, and he was charged
with larceny. Officer Hefter had arrested
him for stealing a lot of stove lids from
some stove store, and his mother said he
had taken a sum Of money from her j.; thai
he was a bad boy, and she could do nothing
with him. He ran away from home, created
the story Of kidnapping from his own ina
gination, and in general treated her so that
she would not endure it. Justice Sturte,
want thought something should be done, and
accordingly sent the little villain to the re,
form school. The boy is an unusually
bright, sharp-looking little fellow, and
might have made good man, but total de.
prayity is so developed in him that his case
is doubtful. He ought to be soundly
,hrashed for his story, which caused some
credulous people good deal Of anxiety
Chicago Post.
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By GrGbbs & " illians, Auclloneere
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets

A VERY DESIRABLE BRICK RESI-
N DENCE ATTHE SDI'THWE EST CORNER
OF CANAL AND FOURTH STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-By request of the owner
at auction. upon the premises, on WEDNESDAY
the 9th day Of September. At O'Clock p. NJ. III.
PROPERTY situated as above, and now occupied
by Mr.. James l.awrle
The dwelling has eight rooms bathroom. and
water-cl"sets with water and gas be-!des which
there Is kitchen with two rooms. sable and car
ria re- house. coal and w0od-hOuses, AMI culvcrts
giving thorough drainage.
The buildings and premises are In the most com
plete ordr throughout. hay Ing recently btcn reno
waited painted, and papcred. We have rarely OIL
fcred for sale piece Of property In SO nice con-
dltinn. -,
The lot is 3oxl50 feet to alley Possession Will
be given Isl or October,
TERMS: At sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
AM
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FURNITURE, &c.

IF YOU WANT FINE AND ELb ,S;nap
FURNITURE. and At the same gmf sSSsip 'SS's
and DURABLE. 60 I" IL. 4; MI IN rc.s, 10
f,oyernor sIre@t between rr>nknh @Ih,ch he sl
warrant also, other ~ AIDES. he T. W., 81.
!" attend To the CNDsRTAkiN" hitch b
MINT Of his business IL ever, stIT, had Az ~
S EVE ' ar ,hrsy years az msnais.'SH.e,cs
hs;rers himself tbs. he can give entire =; he bss;
REpAIRISG and BOXING '1'Ae ="
msnhe' A1i" - '''e II. A. AThLsoo..s,t
az. ~ No. 10 Governor sIsF'
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AN ANCIENT Birthstone of the ancient
curiosities in the way of printing is now in
the possession of Justice E. H. Bates, of this
city. 1t is Bible two hundred and fifty
years old, the date of its imprint being the
year 1915. The book is ponderous in size
because Of the crude illustrations and large
type, but in all other respects corresponds
with the Protestant version of the present
day, save the changed style of spelling words,
captiahzing, and slight difference of pune
tuation.- WASHINGTON Star.
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By Wellington Goddin,
AurttopCar and Real Estate gent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAMED TENE-
MENTS At THE NORTHEAST CORNEE
of MAIN AND TWESTY-FIFTH STkEETS.-
BY virtue of deed OF trust executed to the sub.
scriber by Frederick Wayne, hearing date 18Th
November. 1857 shall, In execution thereof, pro.
iced to sell ut public auction, on the premi SEES on
MONDAY the l4fh september. 1893. at O'Clock p.
" If fair, If not the first fair day thereafter, the
property convened by the sad deed consisting OF n
large FRAMED BUILDING divided into several
small tenemeuts.
TERMS Enough In cash IN defray expenses OF
sale and TO discharge the debt now In arrear.
amounting to $24a; and as TO the residue. on such
."rins rs the grantor shall prescribe and direct.
PETER II. MAYO, Trustee.
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BY Lyme 4 Brother,
Auctonecrs and Real Estate Agents,
1889 Main street. |

VALUABLE BLACKSMITH AND
v WHEEL WRIGHT SHOP. .EIXTURES
COMPLETE, on LENsEHpLD GROUND, ON
THE CORNER OF elXr, ENTii AND F En-; ~
We viii sell Mt public auction an FRlDA the
ltn day Of September 1864 Ut half-past o'clock
T. NJ. on the premises that wrll-known hLa IA
SMITH aud " HEELM nI6hT- SHOP located AS
described, for man, years occupied by air John
NcKeniey. tits Justly considered one OF the best
stands In the city.
's'' ~ ''s'' LYME 3 BROTHER, II
ges AuetioHeels' a.
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pRING AND SUMMER ARRANGE

CtPRING AND SUMNER AkRAh s'rv
MENT, lsss.-GREhT cRT EVA VA
70 THE NORTH, FAST: AND " 49, ,SD
THE RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG Ss Tpg
p0TOaAC RAILROAD. CARRTiEe gty.
UNITED STATES AAlI:.TMlCF p NJ II T- Pr.
CAN'T CARS WITH NEW PATESi ~ ne
ING CHAIRS LON ALL" Al "a
THROUGH TRAINS on this road are Co. v,"p;g
from the depot. corner BYRD ASp hi
STREETS, ss follows r,,,s I.srti
The DAY THROUGH MAIL ThAts ~
Richmond dxlly al 10 30 A. NJ. arriving ID j.
inytCn ut s:is p. NJ. connecting with me a. .Ya
,crnnon express trains for the s"rih. r'AS~
TSe NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAN: n IN
elegant cars. with the new p,t.est sleepihf -.
attschsd .rayes Richmond daily SSnds y - 10
ed Al s:io p 81. arriving In Washlng.on S =.
A. NJ, connecting with the early n"rn'ut
Tor the North. Fast, and West h Az.
Both STEA hERS stop a, Alsasn,m,rish &c ygsrft
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN IoI ~" R,o.t
and all way, sSations leaSes Depot CO.., .prtyei
aud eighth streets, at 2. ID. Retutn''e'
~ T ri TICKETS and THROUGH nA''
CAGE CHECKS to all principal TM'in's. 49,
ror further informst icu and through 49, II All
ny At the ocice OF the company. corner M ,isLr!
! Eighth streets, Ghockoe Hlll. ana ~ y"
ofsce corner Byrd and Eighth streets. .s-t.
3. II. GENTRY. General TicLes AtSnvu
s.xupI RUTH Superintendent. M
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BIZ James NJ. Taylor & Son. AucIi"heerS'
Office No. s2l Main street
three doors below Spotswood Hotei.

might DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS,
T. IN SIDNEY. FOR SALE AT AEC LII ~
WI1l he soId on the premises. on "WEDNESDAY
tho 9th of September. 1863. at o'clock L. ~.
EIGHT DESIRABLE. BUILDING LOTS In SD SO
new AS follows Four lots on Laurel Detween 10,
on Laurel street running back li5 feet to an alley
three lots between Beverly and Albemarlr streets
rrontIng 20 feet each on Laurel street running hack
1so feet To an alley: and one lot on Pine between
Reverly and Albemarle streets. fronting 80 feet on
Pine street. ,,., ,,,s,
lots RS any in Sidney. III. -
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance on credit Of
four eight. and twelve months. negot,aoIe notes.
JAMES VI. TAYLOR son.
az Auctioneers.
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Some resolutions Of the last General
Assembly, connected with the sustentation
scheme, were objected to, and a request was
directed to be sent to the next Assembly
that they should be rescinded.
These resolutions, it was thought, made
unreasonable requirements of the feeble
churches seeking aid from the sustentation
D.
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By Z. Bowman, Auctioneer,
l2ll Main street.
yTIRST AND IMPORTANT FALL SALE.

Z
P. BOWMAN,
AUCTIoSEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
1911 Main street,
will sell on WEDNESDAY the 9th Of September.
the
FINEST AND LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS
ever offered in this city. In part, as follows:
2oao pieces PRINTS.
500 pieces BLEACHED COTTONS.
100 piecrs DOMESTIC GINGHAMS,
200 pieces FREN' II MERINOS,
500 ripcps SATINETS.
200 dozen HATS,
500 rozen HOSIERY.
200 dozen HOOP SKIRTS,
800 dozen HANDKER. HlEFS,
200 dozen SHIRTS and DRAWERS.
ALSO.
500 dozen cases BOOTS and SHOES. for
mems. ladies'. and misses Tear-fresh
from the Boston market:
and many ether goods too numerous to mention.
Catalogues will be ready on the day before the
sale.
Sa1eto commence ut 10 o'clock.
Consignments rec ived I'll the day before sale.
TENNIS: Nj sums under 800. cash: from $40"
to 1900 sixty days: and over this amount, nlnel.
days for approved paper.
The attention OF our merchants Is respectfully
called TO this sale as the goods are all fresh and
desirable and will he sold without reserve.
P SIN addition TO the above stock Will sell
the b,lance OF retail DRY GOODS STORE.
FREE LUNCH will be given on the day, of
CO N'''S
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Among tha liouor.sellers In BOSTON thsr,

Among the iquor-sellers in Boston there
are few Jews, who claim that under the
provision of the statutes allowing them to
do secular business on the Sabbath they
have right, when, licensed to sell, to keep
their shops open on the first day of the
week. Ihecity authorities do not assent 10
this, and the question will be settled by the
courts.
New York city expended s3,o2o,ss2 for
school purposes last year.
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BY wellington Goddln.
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
l COUNTRY-SFAT. FOUR MILES BELOW
RICHMOND. ON T'HT NFW MARKET ROAD
CONTAINING SIXTY-FOUR AND A HALF
,CRES.-Ry virtue OF deed Of trust executed To-
the suhscribers by Mr.. William Robinson anc
wife dated 2sth June. 1887. duly recorded In Hen
rico County Court. we shall In execution thereof
proceed to sell at public auction. the premises
On WEDNESDAY the 10th September 1893 n &
o'clock p. NJ. if fair If not the first fair da'
therea ter portion Of the real estate conveyed ny
the said deeS-viz.. that beautiful and attractive
farm called s'WFST0S." now occupied by tn"
said Robinson. adjoining the lands Of Mr.. George
Turner and others IN the New Market road. about
rour mics below the city Of Richm md containing
SIXTY-FOUR ASDA HALF ACRES beautifully
situated. recurring no ditching. The soil Is good
having recently been lined : well adapted IN fhe
usual Grain and grass crops. and wonld make
frst-rate marke' garden. II Is In good ne1ghhor-
hood. convenient and accessible to church and I"
several mills.
The dwelling is large and attractive one. con-
tsinfnr fen rooms Is covered with slate, and has
heen recently built There the usual out-build.
Ings and well OF good water in the ward.
The deed requires that the property shall he SOLO
for cash, but the creditors are willing to accepf
these terms 80 far the debt due to them Is con-
cerned or in lieu of them. onethird cash balanc"
1T four eight and twelve months for negntiahlf
notes. interest added secured by trust deed: anf
qs To the surplus Of sale II any on such terms as
the debtor shall prescribe and direct.
60, J IaMES 3 P " aAK1Na Trustees.
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CURIOUS DIscovERY.--It is reported that
party OF surveyors has discovered very
extensive ruins on the banks of the Little
Colorado river. They extend along the
river for many miles. Some of the walls
OF the buildings still stand six or eight feet
high. The streets can be traced for miles.
The old canals can be plainly seen. The
ground is strewed with curious crockery.
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By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioreer anu Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
And HALF ACRES. On THE Rt00K
TURNPIKE, CALLED "HICkORY HILL
TWO AND a HALF MILES NORTH or
RICHMUND.-By virtue of 4 deed of trust exc
cuted by the late John o. Taylor and wife to Loitn
y. Elicit and James Elicit, both now deceased.
in Henrlco County Court, shall, as executor OF
Loftn Y. Fllett, deceased who survived James
Elicit, the other trustee proceed To sell at public
auction. on tue premises, on WEDNESDAY thu
If not, the first fair day thereafter, THAT TRULY
VALUABLE f. RM located IS above, of which
the late Join .. Taylor died seized. and now occu-
pied by Colonel Copptns as tenant. The tract con.
taius TWO HUNDRED AND PIGHT AND 4
HALF ACRES, more or less, of which nearly
the whole Is open land, the larger portion oi
which is in A high state of cultivation. The i'm.
prOvCments on It are ample for the use Of the
place, consisting of an excellent dwelling large
barn. stable. carriage-house, quarters. and two
are amongst the best IN the county. and the farm
Itself has thu reputation Of being very profitable
especially by reason OF the valuable lce-houses
OH It.
4 VI, ~. or the land will be exhibited at the hour
Of sale and the farm Will be sold IN gross or IN lots
fronting on The Brook turnpike, as may be deter.
mined on at the time of sale.
Whilst the deed REQUIRES 4 cash sale TO the extern;
Of the exncnses Of sale and the debt Of 81 900 witt
interest from the Esd Of December 1868 yet by Tic
cons, n. of the creditor am authorized to say thai
he will accept those terms, or in lieu thereof one
month"; for negotiable notes. interest added &c.
cured BY trust deed. AS To the surplus OF sale,
such terms as the legal representative of John y
Taylor deceased shall prescribe and direc Gin
Executor Of Loftin n. Elicit, deceased, and trus
tee er oticio. 20
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Bv Grubbs & williams, Auctioneers.

by q " HuNVI''T'Vcr"'
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets
DRICK TENEMENT, ON EAST SIDE OF
y FIFTEENTH STREET At ITS IETERSEC-
ton WITH LEIGH STREET. AT AUCTION
m THURSDAY nth September. ut O'Clock
VI. we will sell upon the premises the TENE-
MENT with the large sycamore in the yardl. stu
tied as above and occupied by Mrs. Paine. 1t has
six rooms besides the kitchen, and Is In very good
repair.
TERMS At sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
se5 huctioncers.
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LETTER FROM cULpEPER.
correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch

Revivimq ProSperityin Torn and Country
Improvements in the Houses Of WorSap
and Increased Actiuity in the Churche$-
Schools Federal Cetneiery-Cont ederdie
q Cemeteru-A Coatrnst-4Meetinq ,cifh pa
.Gomraars- Sadly Missing the Fallen He
,,oes--- Lieutenant General A. 7. Hill.
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RICHMOND AND PETEnrBChat
RAILROAD COMPANY, Way %, I'VE

RAILROAD COMPANY, My " 8'7''
THANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On ana
~ after WEDNESDAY the 27th Instant N''
trains on this road will run IS follows:
Leave RICHMOND at A. "a. and +. d, ,np
u. ,,,,uo,b n,
The A. u. train will not leave Richin9nnd r ~
MONDAYS; and the e:ss p. ~ Islh Will Jaw
leave Petersburg on SUNDAYS .py
Passengers for Norfolk will take the ~
train. ,.. ,rough
Fare TO Norfolk. -. Baggage checge1 " ",
Passengers for Clover Hill " III take thr 9" .os.
train ON WEDNESDAYS and FRlDAio' '
''eSiAe - e. II. GILL
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HORSES ARD mUg,Es.

SPECIAL NOTICE.-JUST Ais
~ RIVED and for sale at the EX-sIaTa
CHANGE LIVERY AND SALE STA Ny
BLES, FRANKLIN street, ONE HUNDREDdSkGGS
YOUNG MULES. FIFTY WELL-BkoKE
MULES, and TWENTY YOUNG MARES, suita-
BILE for farming purposes; all OF which will he sold
1t reduced prices and on The most accommodating
terms. ~. est
SEQ JOHN r. DAVIS.
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BY Lee & Goddin, Auctionecrs,
No. ill7 Main street.

THIRTEEN BUILDING LOTS on
/ NICHOLSON STREET, IN "FCLTQS.,
NEAR RICHMOND. FOR "a LIE AT AUCTION
By request of Mr.. Paul Murphy we will sell on
THURSDAY NEXT, 10th Instant, commencing
at O'Clock 2. NJ. on the premises thirteen very
pretty BUILDING l. o Ts stu ted as nahe'
Above, having front of about rs feet each Oh
Nicholson street aud depth Of les feet;
TppWs, ST sale LEE & GGDDIN.
70 AuctionecrS.