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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-11
By James NJ. Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
ONCE No. s21 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE IN RICHMOED.-By virtue Of G
decree OF the judge Of the circuit court Of The city
Of Richmond pronounced on the cath day Of Feb.
ruary, 1870, In the case of Taylor ca. Sturges, ]
shall. rs special commissioner thereby appointed,
proceedto sell at public auction. on SATURDAY
the 18th lay Of March, 1870, at a O'Clock, on The
premises. IF fair, II not, the next fair day there
after, TIE following REAL ESTATE described In
said decree, a portion Of said property being In
the town Of Sidney, In HarYie's plan, near belTi-
dere-viZ.:
LOTS Nos. 4 and IL In square No. 9. No. fronts
on the west side of Belvidere street between BeV-
erly and Albemarle streets 90 feet by lG feet deep:
Lot No. IL fronts on the east side OF Pine street %
feet, running back Ids feet TO an alley.
LOTS Nos. IL and 10. In square No: II, front ~
feet go ch on the east side Of Laurel at It's lntersec-
ton with Spring street running back lbs feet.
On MONDAY the 14th Of day of March. 1871, on
the premises, will he cold the other LOT named In
said decree, being that desirable LOT In Rockets:
fronting abont eighty-two feet on Poplar street al
its intersection with Ash street, and extending
across the York River railroad at present occu-
pied by the United States government as q ltiIi-
ber-yard. This may be considereda Vaiuaoie tol'
living on both sides of the railroad.
TERMS One-third cash the balance at Tour ano
eight months for negotiable notes, interest aodcd
title to he retained until the who!eo OF the pur.
chase money shall have been paid. Inc purchaser
to have the right TO pay cash and obtain MS deed.
rnb2 Special Commissioner.
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there ignorance, vice, and stupidity, 10 the
eat where intelligence, virtue, n lore,
light, ought to be, you find tnat Wora
Noted and blurred when you LOOK arounu
vou and see those she things who, dolne
violence 70 the modcsty. delicacy,. ana III.
;tinctive refinement natural ana lnhercn'
"a fhe tr1e and lovely character OIL wonir"
in Amerira-"th those things VINO, uhMln-
inc 70 remain women, YET cannon DC niIn,
Nth hard faces and harder legs cncascu III
breeches rather than peftlcoa'S' 'irh W"
400 that word blottcd ana niurrcu;
yhcu YOU sec those creatures WIN so,
h;ics and softer heads called mcn,--and
somc called stotesmcn-who ought to be III
.,att;coats rather than brooches. then do
can COO that word hlotted and blurred.
t:;r yo,, know something of the American
.h,,,rtcr-n,lrc noble. and u~nhlemishcd.
40 viii me. then. andlook on this picture !:
See that i" Hollandcr" in the darkness of
night standing In his doorway, with his
family behind him sleeping softly and
>weetly: witness the painful tension of the
nerves Of his car; witness the gathering of
The g cold damps" of terror upon his brow
Is he hears the sullrn roll Of the waters
about him-aS he listens TO tho ominouS
rurnle rs they oozc insidiouSly through
;arth around him: for he knows there Is n
"LrAK,S THE L~EvEE,' and feels the inn
pending doom. Is it strange. then, that l
should call upon you to renewt the %"vigor
Of your youth" to "gird up your loins";
to concentrate the energies of your mighty
intellect ; in order to meet the coming tide
Of polluttion aud corruption which is seeking
TO fnsinuate its dirty waters into the pure
fountain Of American existence, ana make
his land become n by-Woru ana Missing
| anon" the nations of the earth. In 4 sue
| rccdiny letter ] will conclude my answer
| 10 yolr lctterin reference to the agriculture,
| capital. and labor. Of Virginia..
Yours, respectfully,
r. E. CHAMBLIss.
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AUCrrOH sAIEs...Futnfs nays.
By wellington Goddin,
Aucsioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L REAL ESTATE ON CARTA 81 T.
SIXTH STREETS, AND IN SIDNEY IN E -
WOOD. CLARKE, AND SHORT sIkEEtS. -
BY VII of a deed Of trust bearing nS., nn.e u H,1e.
tinrs Court In Deed Book b, NJ. IS. page %, 4
shall rs one Of the trustees ghe te enct nnsn' on The
nremjses, on MhnNDAYt the 18th of March, 1870, ut
IL O'Clock NJ, that valuable LQT on tne sohors l ,ne
OF Cary street, s08 feet. running back abone iuu
feet. more or less, to the York River railroad. ana
bounded on tho west by the east inc n 90 t h@s shIp-
lock and the Ricllnond dock; ana %ish mn vaIH.
allie for warehouses. Iumhcr-yards; nc.
AMER which, that desirable LoI en- me SCUM ron,
Clarke, to Short street, fronting l78 S-l2 feet on Elm.
wood street, running back on Clarke Im street s5 1ee {
inv On which IL has a front Of EST feet. On this
ioi there are several framed buildings.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at SIX
twelye. and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
interest added, secured by o trust decd.
WILLIAM Fl. MACFARtAND.
NH ~ Acting Trustee.
mn
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81


rHESAPEAKE AND OHIO pl,1
~ ROAD.-On and after Hva!L.
February. 1870, the PASSENGER TEtfrSIa "a o.
run as f0llows-yiz. :: AHo VIII
MAIL TRAIN will run daily between p,.
and Stanton Except Sunday, between co.umaonq
Vile and staunton) leave Richmond at Az ssgsfh !
and arrive at Stanton at 40 z. 81: i.aye sa.h.
ton at e;2o A. M and arrive at Richmond Al Ca q
Charlottesville with the Orange. IjepaoSSEie and
Manassas railroad mail trafns for AIay,,aan and
Washington, Baltimore, PhiladeIpbia. Se~ VITA
ETC.; also for Lynchbnrg, KnoxyiIIe' TTtIo.k,
nooga, Memphis, New Orleans, MontgonerTria "a
MAIL TRAIN win run tri-weekly be,xoo,
Staunion and White Sulphur Springs on Tree. se
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. 10
Stanton at 4:i0 p. N. and arrive at W h,ta LfesTe
at 1905 r. NJ; leave White SULPHUR at Am '.phnr
and arrive at Stanton ut Q A. 81. And gni,nn.A:
will connect With stages as follows-yI.'' y TGes'
shen gith stages for Lexington. Natural Bid.
for Bath Alum and Warm Springs; and at TWSs,ss
Sulphur with stages for Lewisburs, CharlevstMnn.e
STAGES will also leave Stanton on TUrsn,,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY MORSiEcS'
for Lexington and Natural Bridge. uA
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN will run betweo,
Richmond and Washington nightly without chan
OF cars. Leave Richmond a. $50 P. NJ. and ,o
rive 1T Washington 1T 5:36 4. n. Lerye VS. r.. =
ington at 1856 J.. ". and arrive at Richmnrs l.,
3:30A. NJ. Making all through connections At P;.S :
mond and Washington. ~
SLEEPING CARS will be attached To this frat,
and Will be run through between Richmond aat
Baltimore without change. N"'
THROUGH TICKETS issued to all no,,,.
North, West, and Southwest. ~
JAMES T. EETHTRLASD
fe2 General Ticket Ag-n,
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The Orderly Soon came back and handed
the Adiutant his note with an endorsement
unon IL, at which / saw him stare as though
il conveyed some intelligence too dreadful
for belief. whats the mattcrY' | de-
mandcd. Great heavens he gasped, II
that womai hasn't written this endorse
ment.' took the paper and read: ;,
"'My husband didn't attend roll-cali
cause he was tn the.
"Tours, respectfully,
nMnLLlE FROLIINGER."
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By W. Goddin, Auctloneer.

TRUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
a ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF FRANK
LIN HETWEEN TMESTI-THlRD 100 Ia !, :
rcrlain deed Of trust, bearing date the 18th July.
1859. duly recordedl in Rlchn ond Hastings Court
in deed hook 80 b, page SC, 7 shall. In execution
nTcnises' on THURSDAY the 18th day OF March.
ls7O' at o'clock p. NJ. If fair. If not. the first fair
day thereafter. that beautiful LOT iocsted rs
Sheppard Jr., fronting thirty-fye feet, running
back lj5 feet to nm alley sixteen feet wide, having
thernon a brick kitchen. W. GODDIN,
MI Trustee.
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BY James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Ollce No. s2l Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOTS IN
v THE PLAN OF B~ELVIDERE AT AUG
of city of Richmond pronounced on the 10th Feb
ruary. 1869. In the suit OF Anderson, executor, Us.
Anderson. I will proceed to sell at public anctlon,
1870. immediately after the above sale, the balance
Of the REAL Estate therein mentioned-to
wit. LOTS Kos. 80. 81. o.. 80, and 81, fronting each
nal. and running back lGo feet to all alley.
TERMS: une-fourth cash balance at 6. IL, ana
10 months for negotiable notes. Interest au"eo'
secured By q deed Of trust. ryr IN
rba Commissioner.
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LOVE At FIRST SIGHT-A SH0EMAKER's
DAUGHTER CArTlvATEs 4 FOREIGN OFF
rIAL.-Picrre Bonapartc has become fa.
nous for marrying a saddlcr's daughtc,
and shooting an offensive editor. The first
act was regarded as a noble piece OF hero
ism on his part. A. certain young 1orelgn
gentleman, residing in Washington, has
furnished almost a parallel to Pierre Bona
parties honorable conduct toward a sad,
dler's daughter. The story is this, accord
ing to the Washington correspondence OF
the New York Herald:
The young gentleman was walking down
PENNSYLVANIA avenue about three on our
weeks ago, enjoying q pleasant proinenaae
along our Washington Broadway, when hIs
attention was suddenly attracted BY " very
pretty girl standing in the doorway OF a
shoe store. Our hero was fascinated IN
spontaneously. 1t was literally love at first
sight. On the pretencc of making some
purchases in the leather line. ne eh1ereu
the store, engaged in conversation Win Tue
maiden. and discovered she was the daugh-
ter of the proprietor. our hero louna eS-
cuses for making many subsequent visits 70
the store. and finally the parents OF the
girl. noticing this marked attention to their
jaurhter. and thinking the disparity in
rank was too great to admit Of proper i'd
dresses, politely informed him that they
would prefer him to discontinue his calls.
The young gentleman. with an unexpected
mauiiuess and evident sincerity, told the
parents that his intentions were honorable
to the last degree that he loved the daughter
d~evotcdly, aud that though their respective
stations differed widely, an arrangement
could be made which, he hoped, would prove
satisfactory to both sides. Hetold the father
that his child was yet young enough to be
thoroughly educated and fitted for any sta
ton in life, and that if he would consent
he, the young gentleman, would have the
sent to one of the best academies IN
the country. there to be instructed in all the
accomplishments and requirements dcslra-
BILE. The young gentleman also offered to
rive a solemn pledge that he would never
visit the young lady at the academy, ami
that ut the end of the educational course, il
she still entertained a feeling of affection
for him. he would lay at her feet his hand
and heart. am informed that the gene
,ous proposal has been accepted, and that
the Young lady is now at Il female academy
in q n~cighboring city. The whole thing is
looked upon here as highly crcditable toall
The parties concerned. The Young man
occupies q very high official position.
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Nv Cook 4 Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Franklin and Governor streets. :

uoTTsEHOLD FURNITURE, GROCE-
III RIEs. &c, AT AuCTION.-TH1S DAf mt
io o'clock we will sell at our auction store. an as
sortmeut OF FURNITURE consisting OF
VaHO,iAEY WARDR0BES and BGDSTEADS,
JENNY I and COTTAGE BEDSTEADS,
Sew HAIR and SHCCK MATTRESSES,
FEATHER BEDS, holsters, and )
MAHOGANY DINING-TABLES,
New TIN SAFES,
LOUNGES,
CANE and WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS.
Several E~XCELI.ENT Ed "hu
CHhMHER and OFFICE STOVES,
LOOKIHG-GLASSES,
ENGRAVINGS, &c.
small lot Of GROCERIES,
CANNED GOODS, /,
o'' COOK i LATGHTOE,
49,, Auctioneers.
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BY p. Bowman, Auctioncer.


A TTRACTIVE AND PEREMPTGRl
n SaLE.-OnT TUESDAY the 18th instant, com
mcucinc ut 10 O'Clock. / viii sell at mT wareIonins'
loJ9 Main street. The ENTIRE SI0Ck " \
FHSHTONABLE MERCHANT TAlLOh
STORE from the city Of ph!ladclnnia, Gornpf'-
slrg n large and most excellent assortment oil
CTSTOM-MADE THU
LINEN SUITS,
CLOTHS,
CASSINERES,
SILK and VELVET EESTlA1S.
ENG; ISH HOSIERY,
FURNISHING GOODS,
TAILORING TRIMMINGS. &c;
The stock Is the best and finest ever sou AZ auc-
tInn. and cannot be eIiiallcd in attraction:
VIII also sell 4 iiill assoFthsci't
BOOTS, SHOES.
BROGANS, and ,.,,
comnrisIn9 100 cases of Philadclphla ma baiti,
m orr made goods. in every variety CT size anu
%nuality with an attractive lnvniceo or
' FUR and WOOL HATS, ~
eor mems and YOUTHS wear, Including the latcsl
styles. cot, 70 avail +bo,n-
col yes of this occasion to profit by. as O similar
onportrnitv viii not Re offered again this season.
9"'e p. BOWMAN,
Auclloncer and Commission Merchant.
NH 10Th, ,M&Tu
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4 correspondence physician residing
in A~ndoyer-scnds the following account Of
a remarkable instance of canine sagacity {:
"On Wednesday of this week l was called
to sec. Il patient living some distance from
town. During my visit a daughter of the
sick woman drove up, whercupon the hus-
band exclaimed, The dog did reach her
after ALL On asking for gu explanation,
he told INC that, having no one to send for
his daughter, he had sent off at noon on
that same day lis little b~lack-and-tan ter
ricr dog with Il note fastened to his neck,
simply saying to him, SO, sir, to Elmii-
ra's.' At 5 o'clock the little fellow arrived
at the daughters house, having travelled a
distance of seven miles over an exceedingly
difficult and tortuous route. The daughter
recognized the dog, read the note, aud
reached her mothers house Mt ) O'Clock"
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By Richardson q Co.,
Reai Estate Agents end A%uctionee.s,
Ills Main street.

ONE OF THE EEATEsT LITTLE
" RESIDENCES IN THE CITY FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-Wiil be sold at auction, on the
premises. TUESDAY the 18th instant, ut 4 O'Clock
300. on the north side OF Grace street between
Third and Fourth streets, lately occupied By. Ro.
Gillian. Esq, consisting Of q new brick dwelling,
built Of the best material and In the most 81 bstan.
tial manner, containing six rooms, including
Kitchen attached, with gas chandeliers In the par.
lor and II III, water ut The door, al other conve-
nipnccs. and lot 20 4-12xl07 feet.
TERMS: Ons-th' rd cash balance at four eight
ani twelve months. for negotiable notes, Interest
added, and secured by y deed OF trust:
RICHARDSON & {.
NH AuctlonccrS.
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by Grubbs & Williams,
Auctloncers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh. street between Main ana bath'

VERY BEAUTIFUL LOT OF
n GROUND, WITH 4 SMALL BR IGK
6WELLISG THEREON; On 4 S0KTIt
SIDE OF LEIGH STREET BEfWEEH Until I'll
ronuest Of The cxecutrix and der!see OF K. II.
S]trntllcr. deceased. We win sell. upon the pre-.
misses. on MONDAY. lith March, a haiI-pI,t :
n'rlurk =. n. the PROPERTY above REFERRED 10,
,inr between the residences of NcSsrs. Lewis
webb ard Samuel r. Smith. .,.,,
Tho lot Is ~ by l525 feet L" III! aileT; J. nv n nnrt,
Ing has two rooms and Il passage. Tbs pTH9crl!
Is IN ono ortnc most pleasant. retired. anu Gonyc-
nirnt locations IN The city. and 1t Is very ehSi"!c
site for Il private residence: .,a
TrpyS one fourth cash balance at !. =, ara
70 months, with interest, and secured by trust
deed. Purchaser to pay taxes for $50:
"N0 GRCBBS K WILLIAMS,
., Aucti0nccrS.
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D!CHNOND AND DANYILLE RAIL
n ROAD.-CHAEGE OF SCHEDULE-Cr
ans; after WEDEESDAY. December %. l.oa. -
PASSENGER TRAINS on this road vii! be RIM
as foi!oTs:
GoING soUrH.-Lynchburg and Dsuville mas.
scngcrs leave Richmond daily Except SuntrysN
At 9:l5 A. 81; leave Burkeviile daily Except Sun.
days) ut l2:i5 L. 81. arrive At Danvillc iaiIy tex.
cept S1ndaysl al 5:55 j. Il. THROUGH HAiI,
ASD EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily nj ia
2. VI; leaye7 Danyille daily at i:3s z. NJ; arr,ys,
at Greensboro daily ut Ais 4. 81.
GOING NoRTH.-Lynchburg ard Danyilie ps,-
sengers leave Danv!lle daily Except Suniaysl A,
7:40 a. 81. {; leave BurkeVillc daily teSc,pt Sun.
days} ut l2:i5 p. NJ: arrive AT Richmond .Iaily
except sundays ri $50 I. NJ. THROUGH MAIL
\ ENPEESS leaves Greensboro daily at s~s
r. II. leaves Danville daily ut il:57 J.. VI, Ar.
rives at Richmond daily at 7:2o A. ".
The Lynclh'irg and Danyille Passenger Tral,
connects at Rurkeviile with the trains on ,hr
S0uthslde road for Petersburg. Norfolk, Lynch.
burg, and All stations on the southside and VIZ.
ginla and Tennessee railroads. Bristol, KNOX
Vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, Mem phls
and all important points South and Southwest,
The Through Mall and Express Connect.
at Greensboro with the trains on the North Caro-.
lima road for Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, ga.
vsnnah. Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, &c. &c.
anu at Richmond with the Richmond, Frederick.
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and Oh!o, and
Richmond and York River railroads.
SLEEPING CARS and CHI ES'S PATEET
RECLINING CHAIRS on the through c,pre>,
train. THOMAS DODAMEAD.
,a C2 SIil.pr ~ F.Ul.,r
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BvA. &. Pulliam. Aucti0nccr.

southwest corner Main and Fourteenth streets.
ON VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS,
= ON DECATUR AND l. l.
STREFTS. IN MARKS ~ M
A.. II. Hobbs l VIII sell. on the premises; on
SATgRnAT the 18th March Na sId 1870 81 , at e sic Is feet ri
ce IN nm east side nf Marshall street. rnnnlhg n:ck
lis feet, and lots Nos. 10 and so, fronting i.t itGt
each on south side Of Decatur stree, running oich
- ipct. ...n,Jo
TERMS: Onc-lalf cash balance In ne@"tlanlc
notes. Interest added, at four and eiglt nohthS'
secured Iy Il deed Of trust.
NH 10 n. L. IUi.tihh W, hu' 49,.
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1.-TWO FAST DAILY LINES SUNDAY

j. P. VI. EXCEPTED TOTHE North. EAST.
AND WEST, OVER THE FAIOiITE ROUTE
QUICKEST RoUTE.-The THROUGH TRAINS
over this route are now run from the depot corner
OF Byrd and Eighth streets al LIS i. VI. and; ISL
u. Sunday at II Is 4. y. only, making close and
reliable connections With TIE WASiIIHGTuh
AND NEW YORK FAST LINES aud with trains
for II GREAT NORTHWEST.
Cars fitted M with SPLENDID RECLINING
CHAIRS. Tor which no charge Is made.
The elegant and CommodiouS steamers on TIE
Potomac river stop at Alexandria cal way.
The ACCOMnODATlOS TRAIN between
Richmond aud Milford leaves the d. pot corner o.
Broad and Eighth streets daily Sundays except.
ed) ut $50 Z. N, and arrives In Rlchm"nd at s.g
A. NJ.
Through tickets t. sll principal point. North sua
West.
For further Information and for tar0uch tickets
North apply at Tic 1tace corner Broad 2ug Gishlh
streets. anG for through tickets :" All ptiaS Hor'h
and West apply at The ticket Office corner Byrd
and Eighth streets.
n IS J. Is. GENTRY. General Ti,Es: hrrn'.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA
I'VE RICHMOND.
ST NJ NJ Err sen y L.

LECTURERS:
N. T.. JAMES, NJ. d., Practice Of NeiiciMe:
/. K. PAGE. Il. d, Obstetrics
WILLIAM ii. TAYLOR, ". d., Chel&is;-y
+. Il. " ATKINS, NJ. y, Diseases OF women sh'
JOHN &. SHELTON, NJ. d, Physiology
GEORGE EOSS. IL. ~, SURGERY ..
JAMES r.. VILLA Mh, VI. d.. MateFia Mea.''
Z. L. HEREDOE, II. D.. ANATOMY.
Tho NEXT COURSE or LECTURES viii com
mence WEDNESDAY, March 39t!I, ."i continue
four months. r-A.t
CLINICAL INSTRUCTION. VIII BE- aao;H,!
bv ample opportunities OF observation IL tne' a.
lcl.c Infrinlry, the College lIiSrcnshry. W tttl
Alms-IIouscs. and uoward's Grove lospf1.' -
compan!cd By appropriate lectures.
For circular ur further information. Hfirt-'
81. l.. JAIES. y. d.. htSi-Ht"',
&c la-dtF, swlawS wtNlhS0
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cHERIFF'S $ALE.-By virtue OF eXccu-
= lions in nv hands IN favor of William Is. Jones
Z Co. and W. X. Rate!ilte, against inc cl!! oi
Of he CITY Hall. ut IL o'clock. MARCIi II, 1870,
the following property, to satisfy tho said cxecu'
ticaS
, STEAM FIRE ENGINES,
. HAND FIRE ENGINES, ,,r
! HOOK and LADDER TRUCK ana FIN
X
! REELS, with hose.
JOHN W. WRIGHT. D. 3.
for 4. b. Thompson.
fr.s Sheriff City Of Richmond.
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TOR SALE OR LEASE.-As the autho-
rIzcd agents. We offer oil the piiOrFHif
herctoforc In use for The accommodation ofthe poor
ofthe county Of IIsnrie2: eonsls;i GH2 81 9 or L htH5
e;tnstod ahout six miles east OF the city of Il IL
mond and hall a mile from the new Central turn
nike. With u HOUSE thereon suitable Tor auwelis
good quality, naturally: about onc-ihird cleared ,
bslance IN small wooded growth t"ak n4,,ici,'
There will also be sold i No. MULE ata
SPRING WAGON. with h small supply oi
FARMING lMl'L ENEhfS. oo,c
Apply 10 JOHN WGoDWOHTH or jacob >.
ATt.If, the authorized agents. -,,
day of March next II will on that day he offered
for lease for q term of three years, ut the county
courthouse.
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How YOUNG LurlSvILLIAN GOT WIFE.
Matrimony in this matter-of-fact age Is
very generally a mere business transaction,
utterly devoid of the tender and delightful
characteristics of the days OF chiv&lry, and
q very different affair FROM those told of by
Gction-writers. Occasionally. however, some
young couple. following the promptings OF
loving hearts, refuse to heed the advice OF
cool. calculating parents, and get up n mar
riagc with o spice Of romance III 1t worthy
Of the days of kni9ht-errantry. case IN
point occurred in this city o short time ago.
We tell it as twas told to us.
About four years since a young man came
from Anderson county, Kentucky, to this
city, and began the pursuits OF life MS a
grocer's clerk. Hebecame acquainted with
q young lady about two years since and
loved her. Her parents, shortly after the
formation of the acquaintance, removed to
North Vernon, Indiana. Time rolled OIL,
and q regular correspondence was kept up
until about a week ago, when the young
man left Louisville to bring his Lowell one
home. He went through the task of ask
ing the " old folks" but, instead Of saying
| yes, they locked the young lady up, and
posltiNcly leluecu W permit tuc HlaIIlaSS
to take place. The young man returned TO
the city almost disconsolatc aud without
even u consoling thought, but, determined
not to give way to useless grief, went to
work as usual.
About | o'clock next day: while counting
eggs in the store, a delicate female hand
gently touched his shoulder. and a sweet
voice said, "Do you know me-" lie
looked up, and to his great surprise it was
she whom his heart idolized. She had left
her home and friends to seek Il home with
him she SO deyotedly loved. A license was
obtained, and the couple were made one at
a country residence near this city. y let
ter from the young lady's mother was re-
ceived by a friend yesterday requesting
the daughter to delay the marriage until
next Saturday, when all would be acceded
to. The hero Of the above story is Mr.
Jamcs S. Petty, Of the firm Of Petty, De-
witt x Reid, l54 east Market street.-C0n-
rier-JoHrno{.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-11
By Wellington Goblin,
lurfionprr and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF LOT AND
| BRICK CHURCH EDIFICE THERE0S;
II DCVAL'S ADDITION, At TIE Z
trustee In a certain deed of trust hearing date on
the 10th of June, 1869. executed by George W. PAT,
terson and Edward v. Clark 10 secure the nnpala
nurchasc money, l shall, in execution thereof,
proceed to sell at public auction. on the premises,
on TUESDAY, March 18th. 1870, at q O'Clock I.
81. If fair. If not, the first fair day thereafter, the
lot conveyed by the said deed, fronting on the
north side Of Duval street "a feet, running back on
the east line Of st. John street about l20 1cet.
having thereon the brick building known sthc
-: fri,.au Methodist Episcopal Zion Church,
TERMS Liberal, and made known at the hour oil
.ain W. GODDIN
49, Trustee.