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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-07

A STRANGE CAsE.-A murder trial in
Z England has recently illustrated, in very
shocking manner, the liability Of juries to
convict innocent men, even of o capital
crime. In August last laborer named
Cornish was found murdered in field near
! the city of Wells, in Somersetshire, his
head beaten in with stone, and q man
!, named Bisgrove kneeling beside him. The
story told by this person on, his arrest was
that, being drunk the night before and
finding Cornish asleep OF the ground, he
had gone to sleep by his side, and on
waking, had seen o tall man in the act of
committing the murder. 1t was ascertaiDed
4 that another lahorer named Sweet, and his
mistress, q woman called Drew, had been
z in company with both Bisgrove and Cor
nish up to very near the. time of the
murder.
i Both were arrested. The woman being
called as witness for the Crown, testified
that she had quarreled with Sweet, had
gone with Bisgrove alone into the fold, and
left him there with the sleeping Cornish,
and had then rejoined Sweet and remained
in his company until both were arrested,
Her story was supposed to be an invention
for the purpose Of screening her paramour
Sweet, and the jury evidently believed
that the quarrel had occurred between the
two prisoners and the murdered man, and
had been prompted by jealousy. Sweet
and Bisgrove were both found guilty; but
no sooner had they been remanded to Jail
than ,BisgroYe made o confession entirely
generating Sweet, and corroborating the
woman's story. The confession reveals one
Of the most extraordinary cases Of murder
soithostt any motiue that ever came to our
knowledge. -- i
The murderer had gone to sleep by his
victims side. "When walked up" said
he,,"I was going away, but somethir 6
seemed to tell me ! must murder that man,
and then went over t., the river and found
/, the stone and brought it over on my head
! andsI threw it down on the mans head.
; Whatever made me do it can't think. 1t
was not for money had no thought Of
money" ~ s''''sl 90 g ..,r,.as.'s .a
Now, the conviction Of Sweet on q charge
of which he was entirely innocent cannot
! be classed with the mistakes Of oircumstan-
I 'tiai evidence, for 1t does not appear that
there WAS any circlnnstaRtidi evidence
against him at all, except the bare fact that
! be was in company with the deceased little
while before the deed must have been com
I United. He seems to have been convicted
because the jury wanted to find 3 motive for
the decd, and could not find one without
dragging him in. They made up their
theory Of the murder, and not being able to
act 1t out with 8 single culprit, they had to
secure second one. Fortunately the poor
mans Innocence is made clear before the
time has come to hang him.-Neao FORK
bsIfibaae, "a ~ i. sass g, !saeis il,
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ByA. @. Pulliam. Auctioneer.

ToR SALE AT AUCTION, FIVE VAL
u LIABLE BUILDING LOTS. IN BUTLER,S
PLAN. YEAR PETERSRURG RAILRQAD, IN
COUNT OF WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.-The
purchaser having failed to comply with terms OF
sale. I will sell ON The premises, on SAIuRDhI
the OH day of January 1863 at 3 O'Clock z. NJ. f,
FIVE HANDSOME RUTLDINt LOTs. in Put
ler,s LAM near Petersburg railroad and Midlo-
THAN turnpike. t", .s.4s...r.
-' - - A. c. PULLIAM.
ink dtds 1855. Auctioneer.
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In BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
; Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A BRICK
" DWELLING ATTHE NORTHEAST COR
NTR OF CLAY AND GILMER STREETS. At
execution of decree Of the
TnItpd States Circuit rourt for the district of Fr
GINA entered on the 9th of December. 1868 In the
case OF HThompson and ais us Lawson's execu-
tor and ais. ~ will sell ut auction upon the pre-
misses on MONDAY, 18th Of January. at4 O'Clock
p. nj the property situated as above stated oc-
cunied by Mr.. ELIAS Kelley.
! It has SIX rooms besides n kitchen with three
rooms, and well Of water in the yard. The lot Is
% bv 100 f. ct to an alley.
TERMS: One-third cash: balance AT four ano
EIGHT months wi h interest, title tn he retained
until the notes are paid, and conveyance ordered
by the court. 81.
- ~ John Z. COKE, Commissioner
n orppc G WILLIAMS suctioneers las
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IRON WORKS.
,--->.o.-s1,,o,,
NTEW MACHINE sHop.--sLoAT & A

NEW MACHINE sHoP.--sLoAT & AD-
" DIEGToE, ltlk Gary street, near Fourteen!Ipa:
sTEAA-ENGISk and RotLEk kAPAlEiis,"1
In city snd country; Tobacco Machinery o. a. ~
kinds 10 ade new and repaired; scales OF all kiES5
repaired sud adjusted; SEWISG MACHINES q
ali kinds repaired and sill parts for sEree
and the LATE IMPROVEMENTS paL 81 "a st M
SEWJNa MACHINES. SLOAT Ma Ma
CHIMES for sale and purchased. Excinaiye aEeass
for supplying the Judson Patent Goyernor 81
Valves for steamsengipes, also for the eelsers.sd
Selden's Patent Packing Tor stsan-sSig.nes @ 40
FOR che great aud u8eflt Lathe Chuck Gade "
AcasSE. E. Horton Z son
GEOSGE X. SLoaT,
no f--sYn A, JACKSON AHtSINk6if'N'
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CONryISsION MERCHANTS.

NOTICE.-The undersigned will con-
IN tinue the COMMISSION BUSINESS at the
ate stand Of Blair g Mckinney, Twelfth street,
second door south of Cary, and will give his per-
sonal attention to the sales OF TOBACCO. GRAlN
Of all kinds. FLOUR, and osher produce, and
MAKE PROMPT RETURNS.
ID ia 4-2w ~ 3&1 ~ $50. NJ. bUAlh.
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RAILROADS.


~
EALL AID WINTER AaRAHeRY,s.
S no THE NQETH, EAT AlsD YxsTys,l
70 THE NQKTH, EAAT AND MET "
THI RICHMOND, EREDkRICKnBlRa VA
PfTOMAC EAILRQkU, CAKRYITs ~,
ffH1TED STATES MALL TWICE DAILY. 70
SHn1T CARS WITH NEW PATENT W.TSssi
HI CEAfRS Oh ALL TRATgTg,
aTTaTROfIaH TRAINS On tnis road sss s.>s
jronn the depot, corner EYED Am r., -
srn ,a ~ y THROUaH MALL TRAn
d; .Snoa1,d dailv Sc II :ls A. r., arriving In s'a
IN ctan st SIS z. H.. CONNECTING With tie s,sstts
.srnoou empress trains io1 boe NORTH, x,s2SS:
Wssss s Y1sHr rHRoueH AAn TaAs
,,,srsnt an. with chs new pstsnt sleeDias "a
stssched' ieavaS Richmond dAlly lSundaU s,S.isa
81 AZ S.is RI n, arriving IN Waahinss5s ~.
e sonnscsdnS nth the esriy morain, ssta
~ re re Nc1th Tsst, nd West sti
S SSeh saccoMaoDAih on TKAI' for IN.
and all way stations ies7> geRot, coraa 80,
snd G,ghtn streets, atJ:soF.. u hssataiSs, W.:
TIL PHRoUaH TlCKErs and fARoUsa b,
aAGE CHECKS % all principal na
FOR further information and tnrcN q tesss >,
oily IS the ONES OF the company con z BsoI =.
Ephth stzeets, EhOck0e Hill, Aad A tA ~
once, corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
S'''S~' +. b. r6ENTRY, General Ticks, As,.,
aAsCYYHY. RUyH Bap6T1nten6euts ~,
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AEILLS 4 AYANT, IVbAGGV Elk
lvA CHANGE; RICHMOND, va, BROKERS
and COMMISSION aEECHANTs for she pnT,
rOBACCOs. Orders solicited. Liberal advances
made on consignments. Refer to A. y. HARVEY,
President OF National Bank OF Virgins JAAGe
rEo1xAR DR.. Eco, Richmond, Va; Measrs. Il.
NrssaSasR a CO., New York Messrs. JoENeoN
THOrrP Snr. 2,:stnD. ISsa. tyA
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C0NFECTTONERIES.

WINNER & CO., .r.~xr
n Isxs MAIN STREET AID ssf BnoAD STREET.
This Is tie week for eating and treating Is
And ali the Young folks are standlng Ilp-soS
Exnectfng from parents and friends gay gfsSesspH
IN Chrisimss girs purchased OF Z1fSEH q Co'
An the fruits OF the earth are there In profusfon,
md beautiful candles In al colors glow:
ATiIIthe gorgeous scene seems almost an 1uusfon-
ls43 Main street and S2s Broad strees.
TO the sight and the taste there's everything PIES
From tie red sugar plum to cakes covered like
s@f SHOW, .-...
ASSSonid anime the stock OF ZJyMER d co.
~ On i643 Main street and 6N Broad street.
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GALE, OF VALUABLE LAND. ON
EBUTCHER'S CREEK, IN MECKLENBVPG
COUNTY yk.-By virtue OF decree of the cir,
emit court of KeckenhurV county. Va, rendered
on The 9Th day OF pril 1851 in the suit of Townes
ps Toone, shall, on SATURDAY, the 2'd day Of
January, 1869. in front OF the courthouse At
Boyilton, cell, at public auction, the TRACT OF
LAND on which Edward II. Toone recently
resided, ted on Bu.rher's creek, In the
said county. containing sbons 600 acres ! here
are sore eighty acres Of exceedingly valuable
creek fats. The high land is of very hyperion
quality, with An abundant supply OF wrod ana
water There is mon the tract a comfortable
dwelling. house, with the usual ont-builAinas.
TERMS OF SALE: 0ne-fourth or the purchase
money will he required In cash, and the balance ~
two eG nal annual instruments The purchaser will
be required to execute bonds fer the deferred paw
-man a.. and the title to the land will be held until
80 =. THOMAS F. GOODE, -
las #a.a#.. Commissioner.
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By James N. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
No. Sal Main street.,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
{ 4 ESTATE AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of the
provisions OF deed OF trust dated the 24th day or
December, 1859. executed by Robert Willett TO
Benjamin Chalk trustee, and also by virtue Of the
provisions of smother deed OF trust dated the 18th
day OF February, 1851 by said Robert Willett to
John B. Young. trustee, to secure the payment OF
certain debts mentioned and described In aid
deeds the same being of record IN the CLERKS
Office OF Richmond Hustings Court, the under,
signed, John b. Young: trustee in the second
uamed of said deeds, and Edward 2. Cannon SUBJ
stituted trustee In the first named Of said deeds tine
said BENJAMIN Chalk. the former trustee, having
departed this lifel, will al the request and by the
direction OF the beneficiary In said deeds, on
TUESDAY the 18th day Of January 1869 at the
hour Of P. NJ, IL fair, If not, the next fair day
thereafter offer for sale at auction, on the prem
cises, the following REAL EST ATE mentioned and
described In said deeds as follows That certain
lot or parcel of land IN the city Of Richmond de-
slgnated In plan Of French Garden, In said city,
rs Lot No. g. the same being 80 feet wide and
running back gao feet and fronting Ninth street
{continued), with all the improveme nts thereon.
TERMS OF SALE Cash as to so much OF the pro-
ceeds of sale may be sufficient to defray the ex
pense OF the sale and TO discharge the sum OF ss0o
with interest thereon from the Path Of December.
1869 and the further sum Of S13e u with interest
thereon from the 18th Of February, 1851 and as to
the residue Of the purchase money, on such
terms Of credit as the personal representative OF
Robert Willett may direct, or In default or such
direction on such terms the said trustees shall
see fit on the day OF sale.
believed to he fndisputabe, but the undersigned.
selling as trustees, Will OF course convey with the
49, EDWARD Y. CANNON,
Substituted Trustee.
JOHN r. YtUSG, Trustee.
hy,I ~
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DOWHATAN STEAMBOAT ssss.,

l. COMPAHY.-sTEAM Essaszt 80
FATE OF MAaYLAND AND PETER sS;fsj an
S ShAh6 asslA sh1aE AhR asA sT0s tES
TIMoRa, MAKING CiGsE CORRECTION
S Giaahd sEh foh IA Ra :, p5blY1&S
HENT q SS3gs nEgWsE ns E59aA &4s2
TUESDAY, TEUkaDAY, and SATURDAY
Leaves Richn 1s eYs:y TUESDAY, THUR
freight receiVed every day te1cept Sunday rpo
Io'c clock z. IL. THESE steamers have excellent {"
sss 1s ess sna ss:So
extra sG a its'77a; e EVE Ws sRgz
an 10 Commercial Block
UOR NORFOLK, PORTS aagEa:;l
MOUTH, AND ALI. LA&DIEesi.zssSzsas rs.
on TsE 5AasS EyXss s. l5 aa seS1a
s ssae Places Places o. asf Ssd6 ti
FSlphY ~ y O. cioSE a. "a, snd fesnTns Oh 1'''
P'assEEssRs STRIVE as HosFoLK n time 70
connect sys, VIZ ta o s1saness for sALTihoAh AH'
TEA Tkx IL leaves leaves CITY POINT for PETER
BURG on arrival Q! gTEAAER.
zarsso Norfolk, q ss.,an
Days, and sk2UaDIYss Tor HogF0LK,
r rgtHofpaG h,As Baaaass 81 as2f
Say, .nd ALL LANDINGS ON JAsiEs BIEEB
1t reasonable rates. s @
Fretghts for way-iand.ngB rauss gs prepaid.
Letters entrusted 90 ppreer OF steSr1oE MS. "
enclosed IN Government stamped eayeiope.
Apply TO Z, 3. TATUS, Agent
mhsf ~ Office, steamers wharf.
ES0R NEW Y0RK-0LD Do >nSSxS
| NINION STEAMSHIP, coAPA- 1850 sstza y,
Ey.--The splendid new si6e-Yheel steamsGtE'
| ISAAC 2EEIs, SaBkTOsA- EfAGsRAI Al1piE.
| hARLE, and HATTERAE, leave New fcr r1,I 70.
Richmond ever WEDNESDAY aud 500,
DAY. Leave BichmoGd every TuEaSA1 AZ
| SATURDAY. gfGJ ri -,
These ships sre entirely aaw they ASye eeSS..
saloons aud stsseroofns; TIE farss 2ceoniDa"~
l lions, and attention, are unsu1paSsea.
| Rraights Tor points hsyold Kew YoEE fornAS ~
i with dispatch, and NO charge made save Ios ~
i tR1l expenses incurred. al
/ Close connections made with steamers 70: u
| 3ogsheIn and European ports. 80.
Insurance effected st lowest rates When ofosis,,
1 n. L. MCCEkADy, Prsstdant, iss 6feen~fsi
street, New York.
WILLIhh Q. DUNBAR e CO., Agents,
| mys corner Main and Eleventh stzseS''
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BY wellington Goddtn,
euctioneer and real Estate A gent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
SJBLEa FOrNDRYz PROPERTY. IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND. ON THE NORTH SIDE
OF CARY BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH
STREp TS.--By virtue Of 4 decree Of the Circuit
Court of Richmond pronounced on the al Of De-
cpnber 1893, in the case OF Bowers's a1ministra-
trix against arnold. we shall. as special commits
sioners thereby appointed proceed to sell at PUBIC
January 1909 at - O'Clock NJ. If fair II not, the
first fair day Thereafter, the said REAL Fsra a
str cet as1 feet running hack leo feet having thereon
Il large BRICK BUILDING, now occupied by Mr.
.Joserh- A. Arnold as r bell and bass foundry.
TERMS :, One-thiri cash {: balance at SIX and
twelve months for r-potiabe notes interest add a.
and title retained till all the purchase money Is
' - JOHN o. STFGER,
RO r. BNWISON.
Ia2 sa Commissioners.
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ID D. JAMES & CO., aa9s&st&
he GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,'
No. 1913 CARY STREET, ~
nav particular attention to the sale OF all kinds OF
COUNTRY PRODUCE, and make prompt re-
turns.
- 49, de
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BY James M. Taylor & son, Auctioneers,
No. s2l Main street.
three doors beInv spotswood Hoiel.

A. DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT, ON
n THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN BRTWEEE
sTREETs. FOR SALE AT AUCTToN.-Will be
sold on MONDAY the 18th day OF January, on the
described LOT, adjoining the factory or Mr.. VII
liam Rarrett. 1t fronts forty.four feet on Main
STR ct and runs back the usual depth; and upon
which there Is blacksmith shop.
TERMS: One-third cash ; balance on a credit OF
six and twelve months for negotiable notes, 1nte-
'"'.''.N' JAMES M taylor e SON,
Ios - Auctioneers.
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SEWING MACHINES.

GOUTHERN AGENCY
- OF
WILCOX s. GIBBs,s SEWING MACHINE,
- Sl5 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
- next door to Adams Express ONCE.
Constantly on hand large stock Of these popu-
lar MACHINES with si the recent improvements,
which, for simplicity, durability and the variety
OF work done with them, make 1t the most desira-
BILE Machine In market 1he simplest mind can
learn to work them. go
do "A -snn : p e GIBBS Agent,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.

a DEMONSTRATORS SALE IN HEN
~ RICO HALF MILE ABOVE RICHMOND.
IIyi,i no aid ON FBIDAY the 9Th day OF January
,osa commenctrg at II O'Clock, by public auction
atthe int residence OF john y. Shields, deceased
T,PopIar ysle ',h adjoining Camp GrsnG al tne
fine MULES,
60, 2C0WS, ftfI.s
HRIFER,
,s l CABBAGE,
CART.
!: HARNFSS
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
kLSO -Jga5
WHEAT FANS, sra
CROPS, &c.
TERMS :All sums less than my dnilsrs, casn
over fifty dollars, sixty days cre1s Mr
security. NJ ssai,6s ideceased. =,
la Std
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS sALEoFAFRAMED
I DWELLING AND LOT ON THE - COR or
sT r. - ET IN -rHTTRCH HILb.-By virtue OF de:
eraa ~ the Circuit Court OF the city Of Richmond
pr the goth day y, Of No
ns and ais will sell at public auc-
tom on the premises on the 18Th 1871:
day OF January: 1892 at o-G,9Sk I'VE e. c snn.
taining about six rooms, situated as above de-
scribed ,,,o,,o o+ s,x tv,e,va
,,a at.,btcan months. purchaser giving bonds with
good security interest added. Title retained until
Tue 's iui site' =" 1e- CHAsTAIN WHITE,
dsos Special Commissioner.
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By Ccok q Lsushton, Auctioneers.
corner Governor and FRANKLIN streets.
By james NJ. Taylor & Con, Auctioneers,
e-'+ No. s7I Main street 8"'s
three doors below the Sp0tswood Hotel. r

GALE OF HOUSE AND LOT, IN RICH
- MOND UNDER DECREE OF COURT
Pursuant to q decree of the Circuit Court OF the
city of Richmond entered on the 4th Of December.
issS IN the ehancery suttof Cafes against IfIer,s
dayof January, isss At so' clock p ~; proceed,
upon the premises to sell at public a1Stton 20 shs
and proceedings mentioned upon the foIoWlng
terms One thfrdNc-sh the remainder on credit
Of six and twelve months. taxing from the pur-
chaser negotiable notes with interest added from
the dayof sale, and retaining the title until the
whole purchase be paid ia
side Of st. James street between Rak-r and Charity
fronting on ct James street Thirty feet, ana run
ming back one hundred and Thirty feet In an eastern
direction. The lot has on It good framed DWELL
ING &c. : n THOMAS j. EVANS.
80 lss-Isss- Special Commissioner.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES III. JAYLoR. q
SON Auc.tonecrs. &c 2s-iT
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EOR RENT, IN THE TOWN OF "a
IT CHARLOTTESVILLE, the large and III
handsome BRICK RESIDENCE for many years
owned and occupied by the late Mis Elizabeth
Coles IT is situated in the most pleasant and cen
trail part Of charlottesville; and contains ten
houses, stable, courthouse, carriage, ice and cow
houses. The grounds belonging To this residence
icon:aining four or five acres) are divided into
Ewell-shaded ysrd, horse lot, garden, and truck
patch, which are In {. high state of cultivation.
and contain number OF choice fruit trees The
property will be rented for year or for term OF
years, and possession given of the grounds and
out houses at once and OF the residence as soon as
it can be painted, papered, and put In thorough
repair. Apply to the undersigned at his Office IN
This city or to his agents in Chsrlottes vllle
Messrs DUKE 81 JONES, attorneys at law. 81
u - ~ gsfFsE 81 2. fl. AYLETT,
ia 5-lw Law Office No. 1924 Main street.
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dor RENT, FOUR ROOMS OVER
IL the store of Nowlan g. Co.. corner Main "a
and Tenth streets suitable for Offices and lodging
rooms. IA. JAMES h. TAYLOR & SUN.
S,n ~
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= REAT- IMPROVEMENT IN SEWING

* REAT- IMPROVEMENT IN SEWING
NJ MACHINES.-Ih have been appointed agent
for the Wheeler u Wilson Sewing Machine, which
has been greatly improved recently; also, agent
lor the original Sloat Elliptic Improved. Old Soat
elliptic Machines repaired and greatly improved
by the application OF all the new attachments ano
Given gratis, at No. IT Ninth street near Main.
General repairs done at Union Manufacturing
Company's Works, No. isn Cary street. near FIJI
De a.-1m* GEORGE H. BROWN, Agent.
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VTTINTER sCHEDULE.--RI0Eg, :

wv AND PETERsBCE9 RALRoID -
and amer "WEDNESDAY The I'll Decerh~, !,
sraiEs over this road Win be run as follow.
Leave Petersburg st s:t6 A. IL. and saPy
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, With p.,.s...
car attached, viii leave Richmond dailyui1.Ss
n. and Petersburg daily at so A. d. tS.ss,Es.
The On. II train win not leave Richmond a..
days, and The s:ss 2. II. train win no. lsays Pa
burg on Sundays.
Passengers for EoE1olk M1n take the Tsp
train running through daily ~
Fare TO Norfolk, ~ Baggage checked s,c-..
The passenger coach attached TO the coal 10, 10.
,g!li lesye Glover Hitl at u 4. d.. and rete,s,.s.
leave Richmond at 3:4a p. 81 on 'fuesdsys ~
days, and Saturdays. THOMAS II. WYSyS-''
de Superintrss,,,
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IOnMoND AND pANvILLg R,n.

DICnMOND AND DANyILLg RAN
ah, EOA D-WINTER SCHEDULE-O.,..
ss.er TUESDAY, November ID, the trains o. 81,
road will run a. follows:
aorNa WEsT.-Tnrough Mall Trs,n.-Le,,,,
Richmond daily at $40 A. Il. lsaTss Drnl.
s a gyo q 1osd for TaTmve LynesSa.s y
ali statiops on she Virginia and Tennessee nj.
road Knoxville, Nashville, Memphis, &C., Tea
Eouisyiile, Columbus, &C.,. KY; HuntSvhe b.
casnr, Sc, Ala, Go-tnth7 S,s'ia saas;ioc Ticts.
roro WITH North cAroi!na railroad FOR Gts,sSss
Columbia, Charleston, Augusta savannah, Aiccr
Columbus, Atlantis, r." ga hontsUaerT 40
Come EAsT.-Thropen NAL Tran. 5Lsl,,,
Greensboro daily at $50 A. u. SsYss Otayil,
daily ct SIS A. d. connects a. sniseVa!e with u
5euthsids trsin from Lynchbufly LOT re'srsSvil
&c.
Through tickets can be pfocurea .Se aets
Offices in Richmond and Danyflle to b lnporA.
points South and Southwest, and at O. eea.6nrp
ind Danville TO all points North, East "a YES
THOMAS DODAHkAh
nos Snperip.eEda.
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7
JOHN r. YhUSG, Trustee.
Sale to he conducted by JAMES 81. TAYLOR &
Sow tuctjoneers de 81

DUBLIC SALE OF LARGE AND
6kE kFsABy xrs Of decree N rendered
by the Circuit Court Of Meckleuburg county Va,
In the suit Of Wilson and Others plaintiffs, vs Al
fred Boyd, executor OF James !" hltice. deceased
md Others defendants shall on WEDNEbDAI,
goth day OF January, 1853, sell TO the highest bidder
at public auction, upon the premises, the La Eins
belonging TO the estate of the late James u. Whlt-
ice containing FIFTEEN HUNDRED ACRES,
more or less, lying on Roanoke river, In Mecklen-
burg county Va. These lands will be sold In three
several tracts-one, known as the HOME
TRACT e9nssining SIX auN ~ NE anG w a.
excellent DWELLING-HOUSE comparatively
new with abundant and excellent barns and other
qgSnndin sgait, InGteT FIVE oTd aND
NINETY ACRE, more or less, having upon It
comfortable and commodious DWELLING, with
abundant out-buiidincs IN far e9ndtl f2 ana an
ing about THREE HUNDRED ACRES.
4 large portion of the two first named tracts is
river bottoms conceded tc be OF the very best
section section OF Virginia. 10th tracts are ablndantly
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 es-
tate have here Of the finest opportunities that
viii be presented Ia the State for buying GrsErnte
lands.
TERMS OF SALE $500 In cash and for the resi-.
due OF The purchase money, credit of 6, Il, and
IS months, the purchaser giving bond wish ap-
proved personal security for The deferred pay,
security.
At the request of the parties interested, the pur-
chaser, by paying One-thtrd or more OF the pur-
chase money In cash, VIII not be required TO give
p'' WILLIAM t. ATKINS Commissioner.
BoYDToN. VA. Decor Der 10. 1863
possession viii be given the LIST day Of January,
ts7o. rle h1 w. IT. A.. Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-07
FOR RENT.

TOR RENT. HOUSE No. COG, on "a
81 Fifteenth street BIT tween Clay and Leigh Id:s
streets about two squares from Central Railroad
depot recently occur led by Thomas Nicholson.
the yard.
tainlug three rooms. Apply t.
i,7-3tx corner OF First and Byrd streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-07

TWO VERY DESIRABLE BRICK
sTORFS ON FRANKLJN NEAR FIFE
gTEEETH STREET.. FOB RENT AT AuCIiON'
We win rent at public auction On the premlsoe:
on SATURDAY the 9th day or January, 1859: OF y
O'Clock b.. thoeeq two large and very desirable
sTnREs, located as described well suited tor FAC
tories or commission houses. Parties wishing 70
rent world do yell TO be present.
Z. 5a5 - suctioncers.