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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-29
BY Wellington Goddin,
Aucticneer and Real Estate Agent.

TWO HANDSOME BRICK TENE-
Il MEETS ON ct. STEPHEN AND RAX r
STREETS. AND TWO LOTS ON BAKER BE-
FOR SALE AT. sUCTION.-Will be sold at
auction. on the premises. On TIIESpAY the goth
PORTABLE BRICK TENFME NrS located as
above, one Of which Is occupied by Mrs Gaskins,
They contain five rooms each besides brick
and now in frst-rate repair, and admirably
adapted for small families; after which will be
sold TWO LOTS with large framed stable there
on opp 1site the Male Orpha N Asylum. each IS by.
lie feet to an alley. {, sg.r,s 4 .-. L..
Terms Orefourth CASH: balance ut q 8, and
IL months, bearing interest. etc. - f!2-a
mh2d W. 6ODDIN, Aucttoneer.
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MARX TWAIN ON THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
We stopped short time OF Cheyenne, but
not long enough to visit Mr.. Cheyenne, the
venerable inventor of the place. A few
stations westward we stopped for dinner.
A singular practice has been introduced on
the Pacific road---that Of ringing bell at
the conclusion instead of the commence
ment Of repast. As the hotels are un-
provided with bells, those on the locomo-
tive engines are made to answer the pur-
pose. szf.a
There was sign on the tavern door,
which read, Bare Stake and dear meet fol
dinner" I swallowed "bare stake u
point foremost, and have been as stiff and
{ as straight as lightning rod ever since.
had no time for the ""dear meet" though
( the I" bare ;, was little on that order.
-as1 The engine uttered q war-whoop, and we
" plunged into the mountains, or rather
among the mountains, and found ourselves
surrounded on all sides by craggy peaks
simpenetrable ravines, untutored saVages,
and beasts Of prey. There is vast diff
ference between an American wilderness
and an African wilderness besides the mere
consideration of geographical miles. ln
the one you are continually surrounded by
:, black, bears; in the other, by bare blacks,
The woods, mountains, and hollows were
lined with Indians. They must have been
4 for there were none visible on the outside
50 I have been asked repeatedly to state my
views concerning the future Of the Rocky
> Mountain region. AS to its utility, l am FREE
: to confess, 80 far as the ordinary purposes o
civilization are concerned-that is, regard
ing agricultural pursuits, and the more Pc,
( rilous but at the same time more remune.
= ratiYe pursuits Of mining, or even the pur,
;, suit of bnfalo--Hith the Pacific slope il
constant communication with the Fest In
dies and New Jersey, l am justified, CON
soientiously believe, in declaring that ths
q result will be, st no far distant day, precisely
as have stated. Wouldn't you?
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RIcHMoND.-We were sorry to see the
Capitol Grounds going down so completely,
and were somewhat amused at the numer-
Gus signs sticking about on the trees,
" Don't walk Oh the grass, nor sleep on the
benches" when in all our walk we did not
see single bench that looked stout enough
to support good-sized fve-year old child
Greensboro IN. c. Patriot.
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BY Wellington Goddin.
auctInnepr and Real Estate Agent.

INVALUABLE LOT AND BRICK TENE-
Y MENT THEREON AT THE SOUTHEAST
STRERTS. NEAREY oPPosiTE no TIE DE
POT OF THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL I gAl [:
sold at auction on the premises, on MONDAY
the 2s:h March, 1859. at 4 O'Clock p. NJ, the LOT
located as above. ~ by 10 feet to an alley, win
THREE-STOKY. BRICK WAREHOUSE and
several FRAMED TENEMENTS thereon. Its
location. so near the depot of the Virgins entra
railroad and First Market, should attract the az
tcntion Of capitalists and Others. 49,,
TERMS One-fourth cash -; balance at d 8, aIc
IL months, bearing interest etc.
NH "a w. GODDIN, Auctioneer.S
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"And what has become of the son Of our
friend X-"
"Don't ask me he has turned out bad
ly."N ,E.al.C X ;.
Chow is that? thought he was intel
ligent and industrious. What has become
of him ?". n. ria s.. III .,- (.
"He has become o journalist"
ga journalist and his father is such an
honest man. It is incredible i"
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctloneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON MAR
ID SHALL STREET RETWEEN TWFNTY-
SECOND AND TWENTY-THIRD sTREETa
FOR SALE IT kUCTION.-We viii sell at
auction, on the premises. on Til URSDtY the lst
day Of April. at 81 O'Clock z. M, the beautiful
BUILDING LOT located as above adjoining the
residence Of Jcha X. houltcastle Esq. , hel t
fronts thirty three feet the north size Of MAJ
shall street. and runs back one hundred and twenty
feet to an alley fourteen feet wide. --
TEENS: rne-fourth cash; balance at four,
eight and twelve months for negotiable notes in
terest added, secured by y trust deed:
GRUBBS q WILLIAMS,
NH ~ &uciOneers.
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BY wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent ard Auctioneer.

HANDSOME COTTAGE RESIDENCE,
III ON THE EAST SIDE OF SECOND BE-
TWEEN JACKSON AND DuVAl' STREETS.
ton, on the premises on TUErDkY the 3oth OF
March, 1869, Mt S O'Clock p. ~. tie convenient
[stuccoedj CGTTkGE RESIDENCE located as
above now In the occupancy Of Mr. Blake. 1t
contains six rooms. The lot has front OF 10 by
l3o feet. ..m
TERMS: Oue-third cash balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest add
ed secured by trust deed
NH "a W. GODDTN, huctioneer.
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BY Cook q Laughton, Aucsioneers, =
corner OF Governor and Franklin streets.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BEDDING,
H &C, AT AUCTION.-on MOHDhY the
29th instant ut 10 O'CLOCK we Will sci! az the
SLaurel Houge.,' on Sroad street near Ntnlh \ II
OF the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNl-
Aoi' Cork GE and other BEDSTEADS.
FEATHER BEDS, PILLOWS, and Bull
STERS (; .cE ~ =. i&fET2liaT TED
A large lot of ,,Fsro
waRDsoBEs, BURE AUs, WASH
81 STANDS, and TABLES: -
MAHOGANY SOFAS and TABLES, % s15
CANE aud WOOD-SEAT CHA IKE ~, o,D
1-.UF SHADES; sAFs3bsA- 2 -@a#e.'-. ~
A large lot of -, .lITT sT.Gs!2
NH Is COOK &c LkUGHTON. kuctionears.
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BY Grubbs h Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main ard Bank.

DEAL ESTATE In DUVAL'5 ADDI-
~ TON, AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER
OF ST. PAUL AND COTrTTS STREETS. At
AUCTION On WEDNESDAY the 3lst day OF
March, at d O'Clock P. Nj we will sell, upon the
premises the property situated as above, formerly
owned by Robert Eli (colorcdl. l. embraces a.
BRICK HOUSE, a FRAMED HOUSE, and a
VACANT LOT, and will be laid off into several
narcels, or sold as whole. bidders may prefer.
The whole property fronts $50 feet on st. Paul
street and runs back 29S feet TO So; PEERS street.
TERMS /: st sale.
NH 81 $3.50 SuctiOneers.
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TALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT

EALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
e to the North, East, and West MA the Rich
mOnd, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad,
carrying the United States mail twice daily. Ele.
trains.~fne through trains on tits road are nov
run from the depot corner Byrd aud Eighth
''5 The DAY THRoUGH nau. TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily at HIS A.. NJ, arriving In wash
ington at Gas P. T., connecting with the early
afternoon express trains FOR the North, East ana
The NIGHT THROUGH NAH. TRAIN, with
elegant cars, with the new patent sleeplug chairs
edJ at s:is T. NJ, arriving in Warrington at t:le
&. NJ, connecting With the early morning trains
for the Forth, East, and West; ..
TIE acCosIIGDkgffoN TEAM for Milford
and al way-statious leaves depot corner brosd
and Eighth streets at $50 Z. II. Returning
Through tickets and through baggage checks TO
all principal points: ., ,,,.,,
apply at the office of the company, corner Broad
and Eighth streeta, Shockoe Hi, and at the ticket
Office, come; Byrd and Eighth streets ,s., ,e,.
SAMUEL RUTH, Superintendent. de.
gXTINTER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and after WEDNESDAY the I'd December the
trains over this road viii be run as follows:
Leave Richmond at =. II. and e:ss ?. M.
Leave Petersburg at 9:Ss 4. b. and $50 Z. Il.
ACCOMMOD AXIOM TRAIN, with passenger
car attached win leave Richmond daily at i:loP.
b., and Petersburg daily at o:!o A. II. tsundays
excepted). #
The 4. NJ. train will not leave Richmond on
sundays, and the $50 2. II. train will not leave
Petersburg ON Sundays.
Passengers for Eorfolk will take the ::sS p. d.
train, running through daily.
Fare to Norfolk, ~. Baggage checked through.
The passenger coach attached 20 the coal train
will leave Glover Hill at A. 81. land returning,
leave Richmond at o:toP e.. on Tuesdsya, Thurs
days, and Saturdays.
THOMAS Fl. WYHEE,
de- SurnrintenGent~
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By wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate agent.

MEAT COTTAGE RESIDENCE, ON
IN CHURCH HILL, ON THE WEST LINE OF
TWENTY-EIGHTh BETWEEN o AND
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-Wtll be
sold at auction, on the premises on III 1RsD 7
the 1st pril, 1869, at balfpast4 o'clock Z. the
neat COTTAGE RESlDNCE located rs above,
now in the occupancy of Mr.. Joseph Fl Wood
ward he house contains four rooms besices
storerom and back-porch ROOM with Well Of good
water in the yard.
TERMS: Half cash; balance at six and twelve
mh27 W GnDDIN. Auctioneer.
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.5AUfyrTON SALES
sfTSrHT pay,

$500 Asrt-~e~>~~~cr-
T0MMIssIONERs SALE OF TALrA..
W BILE REAL KsTATE IN THE COUNTY,
on I.G2WILLIsM nAi anae, aMpt 10 Decree
Of the Circuit Court 81 King VIM am county rem
dered On the issh day OF sovember ,ses, n shs
sss1s n g s
commissioners wifi. on II HUhsD Az the Sin osS
s senn sHs SCI Il PaseTss
The said farm abounds 10 green sand mari. nes
hood, has upon IL large ard onsentent ssilins-
house two new Offices, ami all other necess II
FR hSsssS SegPf TsRs p
ACKEsa Thesaid property may trgly be described
IS being the most desirable piece q real estate
nrnfits OF ths7frrry aions-wbich Is, kept by one
man In a Gat-bost-- exceeded, in gold and Isilyes
sLsGs per san1 country seas ior
at The anne time and place viii be sold two otl er
tracts or LAND adj lining tho Piping Tree ~
Sns saea iS
improvement 9 ! THE other called EougH!NGs,s,
and contairingiUNE II in DEED AND FORTY
THeEE AChEs, ct WHICH the greater part Is In IN.
GOOD pine timber
parcel 81, Ian lying 70 Hanover county, on The
pamur1sey river, 8 bout fur miles a. Owe the
.sPIUipy Tree,,, and containing IHIRTY-FlVE
being the same Land q sse ,ate
and Is .vaua bio ON account OF the large deposits
of green sand MAIL upan 1t.
The undersigned will, on FRIDAY the 7th day
FAM called HHot KLEY neck lying in King
& Queen county, on the Msttapom river near
Msntua ferry and containing II INT HUNDRED
ACRES. This farm Is OF fpe soil well adapt. to
the culture Of fruit Is very productive and has a
large quantity of pine timber OF the origin II
growth Immediately upon the banks Of the Malta
TEENS :aone.th,rd Of the purchase money to be
paid In cash, fheremaining two-thirds on a credit
The day of sale with intere from day or SALE the
purchs. ers executing bond therefor with approved
personal sureties and the title to be retained I'LL
the payment OF all the purchase money-each pur-
chaser having the privilege to pay as much Of the
deferred pa, ments In cash as he may see 1it:
:. THOMAS l.. GREGORY,
5000 - -gG - WILLIAM ~. TURNER,
r4vr
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aTJCTTON SALES.
% - i, < FUTURE DAY. n 81 EllE
=. ~s~~-~S~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
1G7Tfa - ByHin & Goddfn, '%
II Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
LII Z NO 1qAa Main street. - gftE wE1-
FUTURE DAY
rr,AIIrARLE FARM I'M HANOVER

VALUABLE FARM IN HANOVER
CuuNTY ON THE UPPER CHICKAHO-
zx$,dSS ONE MILE FROM KILBY'S STATION
9IRrItnfHfMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND Pc.
ToMAC RAILR0Apl, ApJnIhINa WIZ ~
RRooK ROAD, KNOWN as THE "MOsELY
TRACT" FOR BALE AT AUCTION.-At the
rrnue5t or the owner we will sell at IL o'clock on
WEDNESDAY. 18th day OF A pril, on the premi-
SEES. the above FARM. containing two hundred and
sixty-teven acres seyenty.nve cleared, Of excellent
quality the balance wood, OF which ffty acres nre
grIst-mill within two miles. improvements: house
with four rooms barn, bile. &c. fencing good;
TERhs: One-third cash balance, twelve and
eighteen months, secured by trust dc ed. For FUR
ther particulars apply to HILL 6 aODDiN,
NH as--eodtd = = I-. Aucti0neers.
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FOR RENT.
TTOR RENT. the STORE and DWELL @s

TOR RENT, the STORE and DWELL ca
- ING on Seventeenth street adjoining zssa
Crews Factory, with six rooms above the store.
The WAREHOUSE On Cary street between
Tenth and Eleventh, formerly occupied BY Mr. \.
r. Fate ,
A neat FRAMFD DWELLING on Fourth
street batwcen Baker and Duval with rooms,
kitchen, etc.
TWO BRICK TENEMENTS on seventeenth
street beyond Vcnable. containing three rooms
each.
and a BRICK DWELLING on Marshall street
between wenty-sixth and Twenty-seyenth con-
tanning six rooms, with a large garden attached.
JAMES m. TAYLOR,
Real Estate gent and Aucttont er,
NH % st 82l Main street.
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O. ~ BY Francis r. Isbe'L 80 tlii.'t.
si.G Anctioneer and Real Estate Agent, 81.
Eleventh street between Main and gBank.

~
- Eleventh street between Main and Bank. 4,
A DMINIsTRATRIy's SALE OF HOUSE
n HOLD, FuRNII URE, STOVES, BL IA; 6
sad "a sW T99hs Say the sist Day
residence Of John g Kelley, deceased on the cor
I Rsr or ExGsE f,ssss "" F%RSIcUBs
-, WARDR0oBBEs III
s sSSaAsTFil;sD I'd
,~PARLoR and other CHAIRS,
RlDsTEADs, AIS 49,
aa MhRBIEToP and other TABLES,
MANTEL ORNAMENTS,
LOoKING-GLAss,
',at.: WSt12s9HhstrAEn: marble top, i.
sNri5aE BOWLS and PITCHERS,
CARPETS, .,r
RUGS, ...t...
80 CRIB,
TENDERS,
-. =. cRoCkERYwARF, ,,,..
-E@i-9ll STOVE and FIXTURES,
s sEs aKsM1TH,s BELLOWS. 3
.-s ' ~. !. 1 1foE. . Es..Es .,..
- r.. SHAFT and FIXTURES. &e:, &c.
&IIdministratrix OF John E. Kelley, deceased:
FRANCIS T. IsBBLL. a uctioneer NH -
THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.
4 IN sPOTsYLvAEIA COUNTY. KNGrW q
AS HAZEL HILL. AND A Tract IN ,i F.O y,
WANNA COBNTY.-By virtue OF Two ceeds OF
trust executed to the subscribers as trustees one
by 3. y. Jones and Martha d. Jones' his wire, lor
$50 acres more or less, on Cary creek, bearing
date of the 18th day of August 1851 end OF record
In the clerks Office OF the County Court OF Flu
yana county. and the other, for $50 acres In Spot
sylyanta county, executed by 8. Is. Jones, which
deed bears date on the 24.h day Of January 1852,
and is of record In the clerks ONCE OF Inc County
Court of spotsylvanfa, to secure certain debts
therein named the undersigned, as trustees named
in these deeds. will sell the premises on the lT1
DAY OF MAY MKT. II fair. If not, on the next
suitable day thereafter. at auction the TRACT OF
LAND on which the said 4. 4. Jones now resides,
containing $50 acres of good quality with good
improvements, well watered and ttmbered, and
very convenient to navigation 10 Richmond; sale
to commence at IL o. clock NJ. The other tract OF
6a6 acres, known as HAZEL HILL, in SpOtsyl-
vania county Will be sold on the premises on FkI
DAY the 7th of May 1902 IL fair, If not, the next
suitable day thereafter:
The terms of sales will be as folows-v'z., One
third of the purchase money In cash. which Is
about the interest and cost and the remainder to
be settled by bonds with approved personal Sc
curjty, and deed Of trust on the lands the bonds
to carry interest from date, and the Interest to be
promptly paid semi-annualy. If there be any
excess It Is 10 be controlled as the deeds direct.
The title to these lands are believed to be good,
title as Is vested In by the deeds OF trust afore
said. r.@
Sales to commence at II O'Clock NJ.
JAMES .. HCCUE,
WILLIAM H. TURNER,
NH 4-Thsw Trustees.
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80. ,t-s.3 BY Francis T. -Isbell, ~2E
I,Auctioneer and Real Estate AGENT o..
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
~ ABLE GRANTS QUARRY IMMEpI-
ATELY ON THE JsMES aIvER AND ND A 11cfA
VIVA CANAL, THREE MILES ABOVE RICH
H0ND.. At GAUCTION-By virtue OF decree
pronounced BY the c.cuit court Of the ne CITY s Of
Tinsley and wife against Mountjoy and others,
shall special appondea by Hyu lac
auction, on THURSDs Y The LIST day IF April icy,
Mt O'Clock p. NJ. that very valuable CHA ME
QUARRY known as "M0UNTJOY,S." contain
ing about eight super fetal acres This quarry Is
well known, rand contains the NtRI FINGSi
GRANITE EVER USED IN THIS CITY. ] he
stone splits wen. IL of fine grain. and easily quar-
ried. The field lies Immediately on the James
River and Kanawha canal, and on The north SIDE,
at the distance Of only three miles from Rich
mond. - - - 80 . - - :,
instaments st four, eight and twelve months Tor
negotiable notes interest added Title to be retain
ed uutil the whole purchase money Is paid and
deed ordered By the court.
sE-s-a., ..ru .e.ssa Stecial Commissioner. p
FRANCIS T. IsBELL, Auctioneer. NH p
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EOR RENT, the very DESIRABLE@
n BRICK HOUSE and GARDEN, belong-Ezd
Ing to the heirs OF the late Mr.. James Pae, stu
ated on the south side Of Sixth between Canal and
Cary streets, now occupied BY MIR. Robert n.
Bosher. Possession will be given on the LIST Of
privilege Of preparing the garden for cultivation.
Apply to THOMAS SAMSON,
Attorney for the heirs OF James Pae, deceased,
No. 12O, corner of Canal and sixth streets.
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TO IMpRoyERs OF LAND-roUa

TO IMPROVERs OF LAND-FOUR
i HUNDRED THOUSAND PRIME Usage
PLANTS FOR SALE.-These qutcks are un-
surpassed for making an early, lasting, aud beau
thu line fence. and are very vigorous.
Price Invariably in adyance): rs and 20 per
thousand for one-yesr old. as In quality; y per
thousand for two-year old. F ,i "a.
Cost will be charged for all packfDS.
Those In want address for further Information
WILLIAM GRNEN,
Hiddie,own, Del
Reference deposited at the cflce OF the Dtspaseh.
"a AMaThemk
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HNFGRM

INFGRM AIRY.
TOLLEGE INFIRMARY, ag-...
" CORNER MARSHALL AND COLLEGE
STREETS RICHMOND, VA.
AL cases requiring medical or surgical aid ad-
mitted except the insane and those laboring under
contagious disorders.
Charges Invariably In adyance), including board,
medical attendance, and medicines:
Large wards, per week, 90.
Private rooms per week, $40 to $50.
A small additional fee Is charged for surgical
operations. s. g...-. .
Charity cases from the city are received on per
mits from members or the committee Of the City
Council for the relief Of the poor, and seamen on
permits from The custom-house.
For further information, admission. apply at
the inflrmary to ISAIAH II. WHITE, II D.,
Ia rs an Medical Superintendent.
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EOR RENT, PART OF J.sH. AM
e thongs TEA STORE, corner Eighth lei
It one of the best locations for family grocery
in the CITY, 1t will be rented for any other bust
ness. Applyto, j. II. ANTHONY, who has for
sale an assortment of good TEA and ROASTED
COFFEE. NH IL
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE, |
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
THIRD DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA,


THIRD DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA,
...--. RICHMOND, 18th March, 1863. J
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT,
~ By virtue Of authority vested In me by United
States internal revenue laws I have for non pay
ment Of taxes dlstrained npon the entire dstilery
apparatus and fl ytures OF Messrs. styll Davis,
Situated n Port Mayo. near Rockets. HenrIco
county Va. and wiz sell the same at public a,ic-
ton, on the premises. t., the highest bidder. for
cash, on THURSDAY the 25ih day of March In
slant, commencing at O'Clock +: NJ. Said pro-
perty consists iu p art Of the following:
STEAM GNGINE and BOILER,
MILE,
MASH TUBS,
FERMENTING TUBS,
DOUBLTR,
ClSTERES, &C., and
HOG PENS.
JOHN e. MULFORD,
Collector Third District of Virginia.
POSTPONEMEET.
The above sale is postponed to the same time and
place until WEDNESDAY. 3lst instant.
JOHN e. MULFORD,
NH 20 Collector, &c.
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T,0ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. -
Il Take notice that shall at the next term OF
the Circuit CourG for Necklenburg county, Va, !
apply TO the said court to order that the money
and effects held by Thomas W. Dawes and w lillian
In trust, for samuel G. Farrar and his family, to
be paid to me. and FOR leave to remove the same
to the State Of Arkansas, where the said Samuel
" Ta az TRUSTEE OF SAMUEL Q. FARRAR.
NH 4 w + i + II.
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y7OR NORFOLK, PoRTs-sn
HAEkH0AUS.
~ ID - - -

IN ~ - - -
ID edmond AND OANVlLLE RAIL.
ID iROAD-CHANGE OF sCREDULE-On
and after SUNDAY, February 1lst 1902 the PAS
SEEGER TEAMS on this road will be run g
CONC WEST, LYNCHBuR9 PASSENGERS
leave Richmond daily Except Sundays( at SIS A.
M. arrive At Burkeyille AZ LIS q; 4, making
close connections with trains on the Southsids
road for Farmville, LynchburR, Bristol, KNOX,
yille Nashville Memphis &C. &c d lii a
2.4o P. N. leave DanviIle daily at s;sa r. NJ;
arrive at Greensboro daily VI L. 10 4. 81, making
close connections FOR al stations on the North
Carolina road both east and west OF Greensboro,
Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, and all points
South: grs h
GoTNa East, THROUGH MAIL AND EX-
PRESS leave Greensboro daily At SoA. N; leave
Dsnville daily at $50 A. N: arrive at Richmond
daily at II a. N. LYNCHBGRG PASSENGERS
leave Burkeville daily Except Sundays at 40 P.
ID. arrive at Richmond at Sop. ID.
Through tickets can be procured at the ticket
Office in Richmond to all important points South
and Southwest, and at Greensboro aud Danvil!e 10
all points North, East, and West.
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
fell Superintendent.
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Immediately after the above saIe-ssy at s
o,clocSP. n, on 1HURsD tY the lst OF April, we
will sell on the premises at auction. TWO BEAU
TIFUL LOTS situai ef on the east line OF Twenty
ninth street between Broad and M yshall fronting
each 81 feet and running back 3, feet to al alley.
dwellings. EEesaG3 ST..
TERMS One-tbird cash; tho balance ut six and
twelve months fornsgotiable notes, interest addict
secured by rrust deed. s ~.
GRUBBS d WILLIAMS.
nh ~ Aucttoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-29

VALUABLE FRAMED DWELLING, ON
THswEsTs SIDE OF SECOND BE E.1sW 2. = :,
gsI.E 1T11UCTION.-Wfll be sold at auction,
on The premises, on MONDAY the :sth Of March,
1900, at O'Clock P. NJ, that deairanle kESi-
IYWECE located as described, containing Six
room s. in good repair. Said lot fronts twenty-s1x
feet and runs back sf1ty-eeven rect.
TyRMs One.third cash; balance ut three, SIX,
ond nins ,orn,bs for negotiable notes, interest
"~1es7 'N DUDLEY Il JINR1NS.
..,oIc r, =. ,ta-st,'o >'-.-1.s-s, Auctionetrs.