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ct. LOUIS AND IRON MOI NTAIN
- Railroad Company seven per cent. first Mort
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THCS ALLEN, President. St Louis No
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-17
By Csbell & Watkins,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE vALU-
L ABLE BRICK TOBACCO WAREHOUSE.
F0RMsKLY, KNOWN As "DIgRELL's,n 10;
AND TWsNTY-sgC0ND STREETS, FOR SALE
AT ADCTION.-By virtue Of a deed Of tract exc
cutsd to the subscribers by d. Won Grooming and
wife, dated on the 18th Of April, 1887, duly re-
corded In Richmond Hustings Court Clerks Office
we shall, in execution thereof proceed to sell al
public auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY
EVENING the 2lst Of January, 1858, at4 o'clock,
the REAL ESTATE conveyed In said deed
namely, two certain LOTS OF GROUND lying and
being in the city of Richmond, on the north side
of D or Cary street between Twenty first and
the first l32 feet, and running back between paral
lei lines Ito feet the second l2s feet, and running
and large BRICK TOBACCO WAREHOUSE, con
vsniently supplied with Sheds which render II
well adapted 10 It's purpose and we'll worthy the
attention of persons desiring property in an i'm
proving part Of the city.
For further and fuller description, persons are
requested TO apply at our office.
TERMS Enough in cash to defray the expenses
OF executing this trust and to pay of the debt
cured by the said deed, amounting to S25 1856. AZ,
with such amount OF interest as may have &C
terms as tn 9 said Won Groning may at the hour OF
sale make known. The taxes for 1883 to be paid
by the purchaser.
1t is probable that the terms OF the deed req
ring the purchase money to be paid in cash Will
be modified at the sale, so as TO require only q
paid on reasonable credit
JAMES l.. APPERsoH, r,..,
ia II JAMES PLEAsANTS. { iiuS'ees.
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plished.y Your precious son Wilhelm, VINO
you thought was leading an innocent u, sae 81,
to the slaughter, lies in the road, killed. W
his fathers hand"
Two weeks later, at Bruchsale Prlson,
in Baden, the landlord Of the sign o. Dr. s u,
Deer and the Ghost Robber of the black
Forest, who was the same identica pei
son. having been proven guilty of numer,
ons fiendish murders aud artfully -contrlVeo
po rob committed at different times 4, IT,
c crH by letting fall his head from a., the
s sr,,nvi axe, since when travelling
tbronrh Schwartzald has not been 50
.n ar;,ans to life and purse, nor has there
pe ee seen any Ghostly Knight OF the hoao
~ that section of the world.
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1.rcHABLE.-The following amusing m
c;dent is related in the Cortland IN. ~
Gazette: ,,.coh
"a very amusing affair occurred last SAP
bath morning in church not far from TINS
village. The clergyman was discourslng
as eloquently as the state of the weather
would permit, yet one of his auditors
Young lady-was so overcome by the heat
as to fall asleep in the midst of the dis.
course. Those behind her were somewhat
amused, observing her efforts to keep her
head in q perpendicular position. The
superintendent of the Sunday school hap
pening to look around just as the lady's
head was going over backward, supposed
that she had tainted, and, springiug to his
feet, called out to the Doctor to stop and
send down from the desk a tumbler OF wa
ter, which request was Immediately com
piled with, and a copious suppl y of water
was administered to the somnolent young
lady before she had time fairly to recover
herself. A number of sympathizing ones
gathered around her, but she soon retired
from the audience room with lace toe
crimson to comport with falntlng Ut
When she sleeps in church again, 1t Will
probably be with one eye OPEN"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-17
By Pilkinton, Pulliam & Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. Is Pearl street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. FARM OF ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF
HIGHLY LAND, WITH EXCEL
LENT IMPROVEMENTS.-B BY virtue OF certain
deed of trust executed by the late Charles l.:
Rhodes and wife to rs trustee, dated the 18th OF
December, 1855, and duly Of record In the equity
Court OF Chesterfield county, Va, to secnre the
payment OF a certain negotiable note for IS, 600,
bearing even date with said deed, and payable
twelve months after date, and by the request OF
the beneficiary In said deed shall, in execution
premises, at IL o'clock n. on the SIXTH DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 1858 II fair, II not, the next fair day
thereafter, that very valuable tract OF LAND, and
improvements thereon, on which the late MIR.
Charles n. Rhodes resided, located on James
river. about mile below Rockets, and In
Chesterfield county, containing 100 acres. This
land fronts on James river and adJoins the land
of Colonel S. Bassett French, and Is part OF the
celebrated Falls plantation. The soil Ia OF the
best quality, and Is highly improved. The build
ings consist OF dwelling with six rooms, stables,
barns, ice. house, &c. all new, and built with
all modern improvements and conveniences. tits
one of the most desirable places in the vicinity OF
Richmond A stream Of suth cient volume to run
small mill passes through the centre OF the
land.
TERMS: Cash, IS. 600 and interest thereon from
the 2lst day of December, 1867. until paid, and ex
penses of sale. Terms for balance on day Of sale.
WILLIAM B. lSAACS, Trustee.
Sale conducted by PILKINToy, PULLIAA Co.,
Auctioneers. js3
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a TRACT OF
: 90 $40 1000 ACHES OF LAND. WITH THE
IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, ON THE ME-:
CHANICsVILLB TURNPIKE ABOUT THREE
MILES FROM THE CITY OF RICHMOND, AT
AUCTI0N.-By virtue of q deed Of trust executed
to the subscriber by F. W. 3. Lehman and wife,
dated cath March, 1885, and recorded In Henrico
County Court office. being thereto requested by
the creditor secured. wilt sell at auction, upon
the premises, on WEDNESDAY, 22d January, 1868,
at O. clock r. NJ, If fair If not, then on the next
fair day thereafter Sundays excepted), at the
same hour, the PROPERTY conveyed In said
deed or 30 much thereof as may be necessary to
meet the purposes of the trust the same being lots
Nos s and in the plat Of Harvies estate, the
former containing 20 $50 1000 acres, and the latter
containing II 697-la0o acres.
The said land adioins the lands Of r. F. Morris
and Edward Crouch, was conveyed to said Lob .
man by Henry Briel, and Is the same whereon said
Lob man resides.
TERMS : Sufficient in cash to dsfray the expenses
attending the sale and to pay Off bond for 81 900
with interest thereon from Path March, 1855 the
balance upon farms to be made known at the time
OF sale. Purchaser TO pay taxes for 1865
CASPAR BRlEL, Trustee.
GprRRs Il WILLIAMS Auctioneers. ia
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THE GHOST ROBBER.

Gu fine evening in the spring of lS3
a stranger, mounted on oble-lookin!
horse, passed slowly over the snow-whit'
limestone road leading through the Blacl
Forest.
Just as the sun was going to rest for TIT
day, when the gloomy shadows were be
ginning to stalk, he drew rein, as he said:
"This must be near the spot, surely. I'll
stop here, anyhow, for awhile, and see wha
can learn"
He thereupon dismounted and entered
the rarior Of the inn, where he sat dowr
beside small table.
SHOW can serve you, Meinheer ?' said
the landlord.
"See to my horse, outside" replied the
guest carelessly, but at the same time eye.
ing the landlord from head to foot sand
let me have some wine-Rhine will do"
The landlord was turning to withdraw
from the strangers presence, when he
stopped and said:
(Which woy, Meinheer, do you travel ?'
"To Nanstadt," replied the guest.
"You will rest here tonight, I sup
pose," continued the landlord.
81 will stay here for two or three hours,
but must then be of, as to reach my des-
tination there in the morning. I am agoing
to purchase lumber for the market"
And you have considerable money
with you, no doubt 2" asked the landlord
innocently.
eyes, considerable" replied the guest,
slipping at his wine disinterestedly.
"Then, if you'll take my advice" said
the landlord, "you'll stay here till morn
ing"
".Why?" replied the stranger, looking
up curiously.
because ?" whispered the landlord
looking around as if he were disclosing a
great secret, and was afraid of being heard
by somebody else, every man that passes
over the road between this and Nanstadt
for the last ten years has been robbed or
murdered under very singular circum-
stances"
"What were the circumstances ?n asked
the stranger, putting down his glass empty,
and preparing to ill it again.
"Why, you see," the landlord went on,
while he approached his guests table and
took seat, 81 have spoken with several
who have been robbed all could learn
from them is that they remember meeting
in the lonesome part OF the wood some
thing that looked white and CHASTITY, and
that frightened their horses so that they
either ran away or threw their riders;
they felt choking sensation and q smother
ing, and finally died, rs they thought, but
sW0ke 10 90 hour or SO to find themselves
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-17
By Harrison. Goddin Appsrson, Auctloneers and
Real Estate Agents.

TRUS EES' SALE OF THAT
Il VALUABLE PROPERTY, IN POWHATAN
COUNTY, KNOWN AS THE Oh G UEH0 T
SPRINGS. by virtue Of a deed OF trust executed
to the ubscribers by II executors OF the late A..
Der, 1867, duly recorded in Powhatan County
Court. we shall, in execution th.reof, proceed 10
sell at public auction, at the office Of Harrison,
Goddn Apperson IL the city Of Richmond, on
MONDAY the 27th January, 1858, at IL O'Clock III /,
II fair, II not, the first fair day Thereafter, tn
real estate conveyed by the said deed, consisting
Of that valuable property known as the HUGuh.
NOT SPRINGS, containing ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY ACHES, OF which above one hundred
acres are open land, the balance In original
growth of oak and pine, embracing some hne
timber.
The buildings are very numerous, consisting Of
a large BOTEL and number Of handsome COT
TAGkS, which cost originally from $4,000 to
$40, 0oo Besides, the MTNBKAL WATERS sre
held in high repute by those acquainted with
them. In addition. az by recent geological sur
veys, there is reason TO doubt that valuable
beds Of COAL exist on the land.
For further description OF this valuable pro-
edition Of the Virginia Springs. Page 2s6.
The attention OF northern capitalists La particu.
larly called 10 this sale.
TERMS: Enough In cash to dsfray the expents 80
of executing this trust and to pay OFF the d. ot
secured by the said deed, amounting tn rs TO,
with such interest as may have accrued tn sreon
and to the residue thereof, such terms as th
said executors shall, at the hour OF sale, make
known. The taxes for 1858 to be paid by the pur-
'h ias J9 9st s. pEsAAishatNTs Trustees.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Distressing Situation of the Plant
ers-DiscOuragtng PrOspect-ScRrcf-
ty Of the Necessaries Of Life.
PETERSBURG, January Is,

PETERSBURG, January Is, 1868.
At no former period have the agricultu
raj classes been at so much loss In deter
mining on plan of operations for another
season as at this time. Recent experience
proves that radical change will have tc
be made in Soutbside Virginia, which EN-.
braces large portion Of the planting dis
trict of the State. The results of the last
year have been so unsatisfactory, not to
say disastrous, that men have but little
heart to persevere in the same course,
with such an omnous cloud hanging over
the future. fever people were at their
wits end it is the people of southern flr-
ginia and North Carolina. The same con-
dition of affairs doubtless prevails
throughout the entire South, but here 1t
is under our own eyes and therefore I'M
presses us the more forcibly. If were to
20 into full details of all have heard from
persons we'll acquainted with the facts,
narrowing picture might be drawn. The
planters, so to say, staked their fortunes
on one great and final effort, and the result
was an almost entire failure. In North
Carolina it was worse than in Virginia, by
reason of less diversity of crops. The
beginning of the year, therefore, finds the
greater number of planters almost bare Of
provisions and deeply involved in debt,
with no credit. How is people thus
sorely pressed to bear up under such
weight and 60 to work again with any
spirit?
Under such circumstances it seems like
mockery to offer advice, or even to make
q suggestion. Obviously, however, there
is but one course to pursue for the pre-
sent, and that is to make the staff Of life
the principal object to be kept in view.
With bread and meat enough, there is at
least no danger of perishing and with the
surplus that may be secured in favorable
season, the farmer may surround his
family with many comforts. This is sup
posing he may be able to keep the sheriff
from his door but to do this will, it is
feared, be almost impossible in the majo,
rity of cases. The Indebtedness of the
Virginia and North Carolina planters to
the merchants of Petersburg for provisions
and fertilizers is almost incalculable, and
much OF it will be q total loss. Our mer.
chants, however, are liberal as class, ant
will be disposed to make the payment as
easy as possible. 5.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE RESTAU-
RANT AT AULTION.-0n SATURDAY the
18Th instant, at u o'clock. We will sell the good.
will and fixtures Of the
TOBACCO EXCHANGE RESTAORANT,
together with all the
Bah FIXTURES,
THREE BOWLING ALLEYS,
DBCANTERS,
GLASSES,
MIRRORS, Sc.
To any one wi. hing to engage In this business an
opportunity 40 COOK s. LAUGHTON,
10 IA Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-17
BY Grubbs Il Williams. Auctioneers,
Nor.hvest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

TRUsTEE'S SALE OF A VALUA-
RIFE BRICK DWELLING ON TIE SOUTH:
WEST CORNER OF MAIN AND 70 K T
srRBETs:-By virtue of deed Of trust exesnted
by Moses Elyson trustee to the subser,n as as
Richmond Hustings Court Office. being thereto re:
uTed By the creditor secured Ts p :s
fannaIy. fsss. at o'clock P. NJ, II fair III not.
then on the next fair day thereafter, at the same
hour property eonvsysd II sSS deed being
above. containing shout ten rooms, with
kitchen, stable, carriage house, and all the mo.
dern improvements The lot Is 2eXlSo iest TO an
alisy. This is very desirable residence, and Is
TERMs: Cash sufficient to defray the expenses OF
tho SAL and to pay off a note for ~, 100 with In;
tsrsst thereon from 18th of November, 1857 and
for the balance, upon terms to be made known at
the time of sale Purchaser to pay taxes ior 1905.
henry <. gLLYsoN, Trustees
aprp2s & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ja9
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Love-.

Nv ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING.
rrn,ess Won can muse in crowd all DAY
nn The absent face that fixed you;
With With the breadth Of Heaven betWix x you
Unless you can dream that his falsn rs iaS'
Through behooving ana uh SraaIo is hast
n never call 1t loving