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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-15

FIFTY MILES ON A VELoCIPEDE.-Walter
Brown succeeded very easily in accomplish
ing his feat of riding fifty miles in six con-
secutive hours at the velocipede rink last
evening. The attendance was good, and
not little enthusiasm was aroused when
the rider began his Last mile. Nearly
eleven and half circuits of the rink were
necessary to make mile, and five hundred
and seyenty-three circuits completed the
fifty miles.
He began the trial OF half-past o'clock,
and rode nine miles before.he stopped. He
then rested twelve minutes, rode another
nine miles, rested thirteen minutes, made
another stage of nine miles, and rested ten
minutes. His next run was but eight miles,
and his stop nine minutes. Riding seven
miles further, he rested ten minutes, and
then finished the distance in five hours and
forty-two minutes from the time of start
ing. The total running time was four hours
and seventeen minutes, and the last mile
was made in four minutes and quarter.
He seemed to have accomplished the trial
without great fatigue, and probably could
have made the distance in much less time.
Boston advertiser.
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ByJames 81. Taylor, kucti -neer,
No. s2l Main street,
three doors below the Spotswood Hotel.

THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
provisions of deed of trust dated the Gath day Of
DECEMBER. 1859 executed by Robert : i!lett TO
Repiamtn Chalk, trustee. snd also by virtue OF The
provisions Of another deed Of trust dated me 18Th
day of February, 1881. by said Robert lneIs 70
certain debts menti ned and described In said
deeds the same being Of record In the clerks
Office OF Richmond Hastings Court the under,
named OF said deeds. and p dwaTd Y. Cannon, sub
ltuted trustee in the first named OF SAID deeds,
1.-THE said Benjamin Chalk, the former trustee.
having departed this lIfc) Will at the request and
on TUESDAY the ,7th day Of APRIL 1889. at the
hour Of P. ID. If fair If not the next tair q "
thereafter offer for sale at auction, on The pre-
misses the FLOWING ZEAL ESTATE mentioned
ard described in said dseds, or SO mnch thereoI as
will he necessary to discharge the debt and costs
therein mentioned That certain LOT or IA n
CaI, Of LA ND in the city of Richmond desig-
mated In 4 plan Of French Garden IN said city, as
back sa0 feet, and fronting on NTH street ICON
uDued) with all the improvements thereon.
TERMS OF SALE cash as TO SO much or the pro-
ceeds of sale as may be sufficient TO deirty the ex-
pense Of the sale al to dis ge the sum OF B1OO
with interest thereon from the 94th OF december.
1852 and the further sum of alas IL with 1nter' 81
there on from the 18th Of February 1851; and as to
The residue OF the purchase money. on such terms
OF credit as the personal rep esentatlve OF fonert
on such terms IS the said trustees shall see fit on
the day of sale.
linved to he indisputab'e. but the undersigned,
selling as trustee, will OF course convey with the
Usual EDWARD Y. ChNNON.
Subs 'i:uted Trustee.
JOHN 3. YOUNG, Trustee.
Fale to be conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
suctIoneer. ap 10
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ByLee & Goddin, Auctioneers,
No, lit Main street.

TRUsTEE'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. ALSO
ONE UNDIVIDED MOIETY OF A TRACT OF
LhND IN THE COUNTY OF KING Will
LIAM. AT AUCTIoN.-In execution OF the pro-
visions of a trust deed from Thomas q. tpps to
the undersigned and George W. Randolph, bearing
date the 9Th day OF January, 1883 as surviving
nubiic auction, on J'HURsDAY. 18th april, 1852
ut 10 O. clock A. NJ. at the residence of said Epps.
al the HOUSEHOLD and K1FCHEN FUkN1-
TIIRE therein. also one undivided mole:y Of a
TRACT OF LAND in the county Of hing VIII
liam, supposed to contain SEVENfY-Fl
ACRES, being the same land conveyed to said
Epps by Lucy F. cry.
TERMS { ash, as TO the furniture: and the real
estate, one-third cash; residue at six and twelve
months credit for negotiable notes, interest added
CIV THOMAS ?. AUGUST,
ans Surviving Trustee.
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BY WELLINGTON eoddin.
pao, Estste Agent and Auctioneer.
A ss1GNEE,s SALE OF oNE-NINTE

A ss1GNEE's Sale OF oNE-NINTH
"A INTEREST IN ONE HQNDREp md
TWENTY = CRFs,oF LIP IL nHd HA \ NE
4s9 MIR INTFREs IN THE sum OF
FIVE y4o1s5,SNiRT H p9 ~ hAP Ps1 AgFb
sIyTy-TnIrR YEARS.-As assignee in bank.
rnptcy OF J. M. Anderson shall sell at public
auction in front OF the courthnuse or the United
THURsDAY the s;h OF May. 1852. at 2o,closk
M, oNg-N1NTH INTEREST IN ONE HUN Z Z
DRIED AND TWENTY ACHES nE LAnD
In the MINER end of Hanover, on Little river,
nesrto Verdon. called "The Neck.,'
Also ONE-NINTH INTEREST IN The SUN
otn TrVE THnTSAND DOLLARS. payable
unon ,hs death Of lady whose age Is stated to be
si4 terms: Cash. AND'W RUTHERGLFN,
On IL otawtds Assignee.
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BEAU Estate FOB SALE.

TWO FARMS ON THE POTOMAC
4 RIVER, IN WESTmORkLAND ,OUsTY,
FOR sALE.-OEe Is FARM Of about TWO
HUNDRED ACHES $50 Of which Is open land,
ready for cultivation, OK good quality, and lies
beau fully, within half mile and in full view Of
the Potomac river has two or three springs Of
the farm, say one mile,) by Aonroe's creek. which
Is naytgable for ves sells or steamers along the
farm. here are also two or three landings on he
farm. The buildings are small FRAMED
b USE, built for an overs eer. and three caotos.
he farm and soil are admirably suited for frnit-
growing and mar ket vegt tables, steamers passing
Oh the fotoma &c daily for " ashiDgton, altimore,
Philadelphia New York, and Boston. Msnloe's
creek abounds with fish OF almost every variety,
including good oysters. Wild fowl are abundant
in season-such as ducks, geese, and swan. Price,
twenty-five dollars per acre. E $50.
p The other FAbh contains abont ONE HUN
DkED AND FIFTY ACRES 1T being the lower
end or my farm} It lies beautifully Is Brst-class
grass and whe4t land |; 10 bounded tw0-thtIds by
water-the Potomac river on one side, and Mon
for growing fruit to be found anywhere, dmira-
bly, located for sporting. killing ducks, geese and
swan Altogether, 1t Is one OF The mos. desirable
farms In market The only building Is an OLD
FRAMED HOUSE, with well of good water and
pump attached. Price, thirty dollars per acre.
The terms of payment for both farms viii be
NJ sGe TO suit the times. = -.ft-
Address me at OAK Grove post-ofce, Va: or
FUR. be. Information may be obtained 1t the Dis
patch flee, Richmond. The farms may be visited
by the Pc ON &C steamers and Will take pleasure
In showing thlm.
apA HENRY b. GOULDMAN.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioteer and Real Estate Agent.
H,RusTEEY sALEOF VALUABI

rE1RUsTEEY SALE OF VALUABL E
SS1nE HF GRACE BETWEEN EIGHTH AND
NINTH sTREETS.-By virtue Of deed OF trust
executed to the subscriber by Er. b. B.. Minor
corded In Richmond Hastings Court, we shall, In
execution thsreof proceed to sell at public aqs.
LnrfJ 1893 at haf-past O'Clock z. NJ, If fair. II
not. the first fair day thereafter. the real estate
conv eyed by the said trust deed and known as the
TSBOT TOWER fronting on the south side OF
Grace street s23 feet running back l55 feet 10 an
alley in common. The Improvements consist OF
stable and carriage -house, and now occupied rs q
boardf ng house. The location, so near the Capt.
toll Square and the centre Of trade and TO the va
lions churches, shon1d add much TO Its value.
TERMS One. fourth cash bslance at six, twelve,
and eighteen mouths for negotiable notes, interest
"NNS' WILLIAM T. HART,
4a-. h HUGH W. FRY,
90 eodtJs Trustees.
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TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE LAND,

Il IN SPOTsYLVANIA COUNTY, KNOWN
As HAZEL HILL. AND A TRACT IN FLU-
WANNA COUNIY.-Ey virtue Of two deeds OF
trust executed to the subscribers rs trustees, one
by s. =. Jones and Martha 3. Jones, his wife, for
$50 acres more less, ON Cary creek, bearing
date Of the 18th day Of ugnst, 1885, and OF record
in the clerks office OF the County Court or Flu
]vana county, and the other for sss acres In Spot
sylvania county, executed by 8. B, Jones, which
deed bears date on the "a h day OF January, 1882,
and Is CT record In the clerks Office OF the County
Court OF Spotsyivania, 70 secure certain debts
therein named the undersigned, as trustees named
In these deeds, will sell on the premises on the l&TI
DAY OF MAY MKT, II fair. II not, on the next
suitable day thereafter, st auction, the Tract OF
LAND on which the said =. Il. Jones now resides,
containing 800 acres Of coed quality, With good
improvements, well wateged aud ttmbtred, and
very convenient TO navigation 10 Richmond; sale
to commence at II o. clock 81. he other tract Of
s26 Tac.ss, known as HAZEL HILL, in spotsyl-
wants county, win be sold on the premises on FRI
DAY the It'll or MAY, $780, II fair, IL Iot the next
suitable day thereafter.a------
TIE terms of sales Will be as follow5-y.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 se-
.curity and deed OF trust the lands, the bonds
promptly paid ,emi- annuailY. II there DE any
excess It isto be controlled as the deeds direct.
The title to these lands are believed TO be good
but acting As trustees, we shall only coaY,y such
title as Is vested In by the deeds or trust aiore-
said.
Sales to commence at Il O'Clock III.
JAMES u BCCUE,
81 WILLIAM Il. TURNER,
NH a-Thsw Trustees.
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A Paisleyman visiting Glasgow was being
shown the lions of the town, and, among
other things, admired the statue of Sir
John Moore, which is an erect figure. He
brought another Paisleyman soon after
wards to see the statue; but not being
geographically posted, arrived at the
statue of James Watt, which is in sitting
attitude. Feeling somewhat puzzled as to
the identity of what was before him with
what he had recollected to have seen, he
at length disposed Of the difficulty by ex-
claiming, "Odd man he's sat down since
| saw him last"
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BY wellington Goddln, Auctioneer.
j. L. Apperson, Salesman.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL FRAMED
4 TENEMENT IN JUDAHS ADDITION
By virtue OF deed of trust to the subscriber ny
Peter Gwynn and wife, dated I4th OF October 1887
and recorded IN richmond Hastings curt, shall,
Ges, on WEENEsDAY the ,lst Of April, 1869. If
fair, If not, The next fair day thereafter, at s
O'CLOCK p. NJ, the RE- ESTATE conveyed by
said deed fronting 291 feet on south side Of puva
between It. Peter ana judah streets running bach
$50 feet having thereon comfortable Fka NED
T-NR DIENT, In the occupancy of said grantors.
Whilst the deed requires cash sale Ms to the
debt secured. the holder thereof will accept Ont
fourth In cash. tie balance at four. eight and
twelve months for negotiable notes lterest added,
secu.cd by trust deed. The terms as to the sur
plus will be announced ct the sale.
an 10 H. l.. Appel SON, Trustee.
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BY James n. Taylor, Auctioneer,
Office No. sel Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE AMI
d LOT ON LEIGH STREET AT AUCTION
BY virtue OF deed of trust executed By joseph c.
Ritterhouse and wife to the subscriber 10 secure
the payment Of a certain note ther Elm described
dated the 2lst day Of august. 1858, and duly re-
corded in the clerks Office Of the Bustings Conr
Of the city of Richmond, at the request Of the
holder Of said ote Will proceed to S, IL, on 81
TURDkY the nth day Of 81 ri 1882 at auction
on the premises, at . O'Clock z. NJ. the prope1tt
therein described belGg the eastern half If LOT
No. l6 on Leigh street, In the city Of Richmond
with the improvements thereon.
TERMS Cash enough to pay The expenses Of the
sale and the amount Of sail note, with interest
the balance on such terms as may be agreed upon
On the day of sale.
JAMES T. SUTTON. JR.. Trustee.
Sale to be conducted By JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
N
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Special Correspondence or Richmond Dlspa.cp'
Annual Meeting Of the GFanu Ho"So
OF Virginia I. D. U. +.
PETERSBURG, AprlI IF, Ioo5.


Of Virginia I. o. o. +.
PETERSBURG, april IA, 1862.
The Grand Lodge /. 0. 0. F. met this
morning in Odd Fellows Hall. All the Of
fcers Of the Grand Lodge are present, with
a. large attendance of representatives from
different parts Of the State. Deputy Grand
Sire Steward, Of District OF Columola'
is present as visitor. This justly popu--
lar and beloved gentleman has received
many hearty welcome from the members
of the Order now in session. the dreno
Masters report is Of most interesting
character to members of the Order, and
will be published in the journal. Inc
Grand Master has visited every Lodge IN
the State during the last twelve months,
has travelled 5000 miles to and fro, and
makes q favorable report as to the condition
of the Order in the State.
The hall in which the Grand Lodge IS
sitting is one of the most beautiful IN the
State, and reflects great credit upon Ihe
members of the Order in this city. Inc
Grand Lodge has received an invitation
from the subordinate edges Of this city to
partake Of supper tomorrow nignt 10 DC
prepared and furnished by that prince OF
hotel-keepers Jarratt.
A communication was received from the
Grand Lodge of Maryland announcing the
death of Past Grand John D. Grefs, who
was beloved by all who knew him, both as
a man and On Odd Fellow. Many an eye
was dimmed, and many tear found its
way over the check, when the many plea
SAINT hours passed together in days gone by
with the deceased were referred to by mem
bers of the Lodge. For many years ne was
a resident of Richmond, known and re-
spected by all.
The Lodge is still in session, and has be-
fore it many questions of great Importance
to the Order.
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Auction SALES.
: FUTUHE DAY.


TsRUsTEE'S SALE OF a PLANTATION
NEAR DRsKE'S BRA NGH DEPOT,
RICH MOED AND DhNy1LLE RAlLE0Ap..
BY virtueof 8 deed OF trust from u. y. sqnlre 70
me. bearing date July IL, 1888, and duly recorded
In the clerks Office OF the county court OF Char.
iotte, siEll at the request OF the beneficiary sell
by auction, without limit or reserve. on the pre-
misses, on SATURDAY The 9th OF May. 1855. the
PLANTATION called .MILJDALs-'' lying
near Drake.s Branch depot. Richmond and Dan
Vile railroad, containing EIGHT HUhDaE,
AND SIXTEEN hCKEs, more or less or which
probably 900 acres are cleared the balance being
mostly In original growth.
There are on The place, and within few hundred
yards OF the depot, g Urge TWo-SrnFY BRICK
DWELLING and necessary out. uildin2s. The
subscriber will show the land 10 parties desiring
to purchase.
the expenses OF executing the trust 81 o'o 10 cash
81 o6o on 18th July 1852 and 81 COO 80 on the lstf
of January 1870 for the balance. credit oil
twelve months Interest added. For deferred pay:
nents, negotiable notes secured by deed OF trust
will be required.
aD S-tdS y. A. PROCToE, trustee.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, AuctIoneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.
VIRGINIA HALL FOR RENT AT AUG

VRGHNA HAhL FOR RI RENT len IT,, AT A 1r
at IL O'Clock NJ, we will rent the aboye-named
well-knOwn property a. auction.
1t embraces the beautifully arranged saloon, fur
nished aith every arrangement for frst-class bar
and restaurant with eight rooms above, adapted
for family or for club purposes.
Also, the Hail. expressly adapted for pu JIG as
semblies, accommodating between 100 and 500 per-
sons, with stage, dressing-rooms, &c, attached.
The location is one OF Lie very best IN the city
for the purposes above referred IT, being on Ninth
street between Main and franklin streets, oppo-
site the Capitol square. ...
In the bands or enterprising persons the hall
could be made one Of the most popular resorts In
the city for concerts lectures public thugs.
GRUBBS i WILLIAMS,
an 10 $3.50 Auctioneers.
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BY Wellington Goddin.
a uctfoupa- ,r5 Ragl Fctatp 4 rent

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE AND
q LOT ON THE COKhER IF MOORE mi
FINE SrnEETt, NEAR Mr.. hLTNEYER'r
SOAP FACTORY BY virtue of deed of trust
from Mr.. ". \. Lambert, trustee bearing date
the 18th Of March, 1868. duly orded IN Richmond
hastings Court shall. in execution thereof pro
coed to sell at pablo auction, on hs premises IN
Friday the 18th OF april lsco at O'Clock Z. d., II
fair II not tie first fair day thereafter. the pro-
perty conveyed by said deed, fronting Il lty-eight
feet on The northern lire or Moore street. running
back one hlndred and thirty feet on Pine street,
havlag comfortable FRAMED DWELLING
thereon cCntaa ing six rooms. In go ID Order With
large stable thereon, and water CT the lot.
TEENS : Enough in cash 10 defray expenses OF
sale, and TO psy off \ note for s!77; and the ba
liable notes, interest added, secured by g. trust
deed. GEORGE TIMBERLAKE,
ap 6-eodtd Trustee.
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BY Lee 81 Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. 1Il7 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
" AND LOT, ON ST. PAUL's STREET, IN
DUVAL'S ADDITION, AT AUCTlON.-by Vlr.
In the city of Richmond pronounced on the 24,h
day Of February, 1852. in the case Of Thomas Z.
doIph, deceased. plaintiff, us- j. e. Hickman, the
undersigned, appointed spseial commIssioner
OF April, 1869, on the premises, 1t O. clock r. M ,
to sell the REAL ESTATE mentioned In said de-
GREG rs follows "The certain piece or parcel of
land fronting about twenty-five feet on st. Paul's
street and running back about seventy-hge feet
mon which is framed tenement numbered 82l"
TERMS: Cash. &. g. Lawson,
Special Commissioner.
Sale conducted by LEE Il GoDDIN, Auctioneers.
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BY wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer aud Real Estate Agent.

A sSIGNEE'S SALE OF FOUR-FIFTHS
"A OFVALU- BILE FARM OF THEE HUN IN,
DEED AND THIRTY,gIVE ACRys Msk TIU os
LESS, KNOWN As nMnNTEHEG:n ~ n M ny
rnptcy OF James A. Goaleer, shall sell at public
auction. in front Of the Tinted states I1sITiSt
nay the OH or May. 1859. at l2o'clcck H., four
fffths of that VsLUABLE FARM known a as
MONTE REY.r situated In the county OF Is Ing
and Queen containing by estimation. THRs 4
HUNDRED AND 1HlRTY-FlVE ACRES, ad-
Joining the lands of Francis Taylor. j.. a.
Vaughan. and Eichard Williams on which tie
said Goalder now resides. 1t Will be solo free
from all membranes except the wlfe's coniln-,
TERMS One. fourth cash balance at 4. g. and
l2 months for negotiable notes. interest added and
vendors lien retained until I'll the purchase mo-
ney Is fully paid.
bND'W RUTHERGLFN,
-2awtds sssianee,
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FOE KENT.

T>HE DESIRABLE LITTLE SUBUR- a
STREET, IN SIDNEY WITH EIGHT ACRES
OF FERTILE LAND, FOE kENT.--This is a
pretty subur ban farm aud residence, called SUN
Ny SIDE.'' owned by the estate OF the late Samuel
2. Mitchell now occupied by MIR. heX, containing
eight acres Of land. The bull iDgs consist of
neat cottage Of four rooms, stable, parn Kitchen,
&C. Possession given in q week. TO good tenant,
price reasonable. apply to
ap l5-3t w. GDDDlN.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT
= BRICK TENEMENT ON TIE N0RTH
SIDE OF CARY BETWEEN NINTH AND
TENTH sTkEETs.-By virtue OF u deed OF trust
executed tn the subscriber by The late George
Frederick Low and wife. bearing date 18th April,
1866, duly recorded Ia Richmond Hastings Court
L shall in execution ihereor, proceed 10 sell at
public auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY the
2st of April, 1859, at ~ O'Clock r. NJ, II fair, II
not the first fair day thereafter, the real estate
conveyed BY the said deed, fr2pting 20 feet, run
ming back lsS feet TO an alley 20 feet wide. on
which there stands an excellent THREE-si DRY
BRICK TENEMENT tNo. sce), aaJoirfDg on tee
east the grocery OF Mr.. j. B. Foster. EGs
Whilst the deed requires cash sale TO the extent
Of q, $780, with interest from 18th of pr1l, 1s6s
liberal terms will be announced at rho hour Of SALE
apl2 eodtds w. GDDDIS. Trustee.
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ZEAL ESTATE AGENTS.
COUTHERN LAND AGENCY.
CENTRAL OFFICE
No. 1904 MAIN STREET (RCOM NO. 6b
RICHMOND, Va.
FREDERICK W. POOR, GENERAL AGENT

FREDERICK W. POOR, GENERAL AGENT.
We solicit the attention Of persons having real
estate In the city or for sale the advantages
offered by this AGENCY, and promise on our part
energetic efforts TO secure purchasers for all pro-
perry placed in our hands.
Our connections are well established throughout
the North | @....
70 purchasers we offer for sale CITY PRO-
PETTY, FARMS, MILLS, MILL SITES, MINE
BAL and WOOD LANDS. "
..= -sH. REFERENCES: ..t.
Hon. JAMES &. BLAINE, Speaker House Of
Representatives.
HIN. r. @. SCHENCK Chairman Committee
OF Ways and Means. House Of Representatives.
Hon JAMES a. GARFIELD, Chairman Of the
Committee on Banking and Currency. "'
Hon. ALEXANDRA RlVES. -e.. ....
II. G. FOND, Esq, Register in Bankruptcy.
bajor-General o. 0. HvWAhD, u. :. A.
Colonel a. {. BUF 'RD, President Of the Rich
nond and Danvtlle and York River railroads
b. d. COOKE, ESQ.,, OF Jay Cooke q Co.
.......... ... -,- ap N-amd&w
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4 ss1GNEE,s SALE OF 475 ACRES OF
"A LaNr, IN KINs awD 9V On y 10 oe eH TX
TH E5RD,s PosT-nFFIoE, AND OF A. OTHER
Ell Tb F2 TX Of Isi AIRES, NEARlTHERFT0.I .s
assignee ii bankruptcy Of q r. Blsnd snai
ser ~, az nited states district Court in the city OF
2. Inn on THuRsD.Y May s !sea, at ~ u
o,c.ocn .mnifd hv the oad Rlsnd. called MOUNT
Any > Containing AIS acres On ms tract tnefe
"a dwalljpg and the usual out-buildin rs
a ls";, nnv yniias iron, a. Mount Airy -
A' The foregoing tracts of land will be sold Tree
from all incumbrancs IS.
an,hs for negotiable notes. interest added and
the vendors lien retained until al OF The purchase
money Is iu'i' pau ND,W RUTHERGLEN.
o.ss ssiRnee. Il
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ROLTTNG-cL0THs &e.
4 NKER BoLTING-eLeIHs,.

A NKER BOLTlN G-GLoIHs,. ~.
n RUsBER BELTING AND LACKING.
We are agents for heaoove goods, and keep
full stock on hard.
BoLTIN6 CLOTH, frcm ctolo;
GUN PACKING, nom Lie 10 / inch thick;
RUBBER BETTING, from ito u inc hes wid'.
wewil sell the above goods at low prices, and
solicit orders for the ssme.
WATKINS, CoTTgELL 8 CO.,
mh.A2m 1907 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE Rail.

fSlSdMUND AMI JAIN FlLLE EdiL-
Ii sROAD-CHANGE OF SCHTDULE.-On
ind after SUNDAY, February 2,st, 1885, the PAS.
JENGER TRAINS on this road will be run a,
ollows:
GONG WEST, LYNCHBURG PASSENGER
cave Richmond daily Except Sundays at SEA.
d. arrive at Burkeville at u.SS A. ST., making
close connections with trains on the Southslde
road for Farmville, LyncbburG. Bristol, KNOX
Vile, Nashville, Memphis, &C. &C. THROUGH
NAIL AND EXPRESS leave Richmond daily Il
i.i3P u. leave Dsnyille daily At ga 2. ~:
arrive at Greensboro daily at p.lo S. n, making
lose connections for all stations en- the North
'srolina road both east and west Of Greensboro,
charlotte. Columbia, Augusta, and all poinn
south.
GoTNs EAST, THROUGH MAI. AND TX.
rRE5S leave Greensboro daily ct 30 4. n. leave
0anyille daily at 1.so 4. b. arrive at Richmond
tally st II A. M. LYECHBURG PASSENGERS
ss!e aPrive " eha at al
Through tickets can be procured at the ticke.
,flce in Richmond to all important points South
and Southwest, and at Greensboro and DanYille 10
Ill points North, East, and West,
THOMAS DODAIEAD
Sun@ rintanhnnt