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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-07

SCRAPS OF NEWSPAPER WIsDoM.-The
Boston Commercial Bulletin says: The fol-
lowing "chunks of wisdom" about news
papers are commended to the perusal of all
readers who are in any way interested III
the press and its progress:
Rccollect that when you think the editor
ought to "pitch in," there may be an indI,
vidual TO pay sometimes when the sald
pitch is cold.
An able article may bring the editor !;
cane.
Tclcgraphic dispatches can generally he
relied on. We have known Il bigger amount
OF relying in this direction than any other.
Full reports do not always indicate that
the reporter was full who furnished them,
though you may INFER so if you 81; next him
sometimes at a public dinner.
When you hand communication TO an
editor, containing an ingenloll>ly lntFo-
duccd puff, and see him cancel that part OF
it, you may conclude you cant Sclt him III
that manner.
Attention to your photography will tell
YOU that "Scc advertisement in another
column" does not always refer to s. Notice
To Mariners" or cable Scamen Wanted"
1t is true that Startling if True sell
dom turns out to be startling.
Reports of hanginSs do not come under
the head of cable dispatches.
Sometimes ira>clUlc correspondents Gull
personally to demand rctraction and Illus
irate their communications with cuts-ln
such cases strike on the part OF the cdl-
torial department is llStilablc.
- interviewing is nothing new; ii en-
listed in CH>ar'S time, for did not great
Julius ask, "Who is in the press that
callS:"
The local news of some papers appears
TO he very low cullcd indeed.
The lifc-blood Of a newspaper is SAD 10
he its advertising but then likelihood. To
be ctiectual, must have good crculatlon.
There are some newspapers that labor TO
create Il sensation and succeed i'll doing So
a sensation of disgust.
Some of the "lcttcrs from correspond
cuts" received by the editors look rs
though the writers never learned their let
tiers.
1t is impossible TO lind anythIn" like Il
stick in good editorial staff
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FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE FROM NEvA-
DA-A STYLISH BALL AT CARsoN.-A CORE
spondent Of the White Pine (NevadO Ne,cS,
writing from Carson, gives some peculiar
particulars as to the fashionable customs in
vogue there. Here is IN account of the
style in which some of the ladies dress
"Miss X-g was attired in point APP.
plique dress, court train, with green linen
overskirt and hair Il In pan-yay. Her feet
We're incased in tournures OF red velvet,
with silver buckles.
"Miss Tx, of Ophir City, wore I
waterfall OF magnificent proportions, which
u lady friend informed HE cost $40 i'll Fir
ginia.
" Miss Nh, Of Sand Springs, was
dressed in blamed tarletan, with insect
sleeves and illusion lace slippers, iluted anc
fiounced, hair cut short, and Il cabbage rose
set in diamonds, on her forehead. She wa:
the stunnineest looking gal in the outfit.
Mrs. Ny, of Secret Canyon, looked
magnificent in full suit Of Mormon home
spun, and wore her hair trimmed bias
which set of her masculine beauty to the
greatest advantage.
MRS. A. c. Cd, of White Pine, was
really TO my notion) the most handsomely
dressed woman in the room. This is 'on
the square, She wore white silk alpaca
short dress, scolloped and flounced and
trimmed with silver fringe, and looked
splendid. Some of these heightened Carson
folks thought it wasn't pretty because there
were not eight or nine yards Of surplus silk
dragging around the door, upsetting bash
Iul young fellows like me. But thought
it was, as Marcus would say, smooth as oil
from the can.
"Mrs. John vi, of White Pine, was
also neatly and handsomely attired. She
wore dark drab silk, tastefuiiy trimmed
with point applique lace, point lace collar
trimmed with scarlet, and her whole APP
pearanee was tasteful in the extreme"
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TOO jealous by Half.


cory, an town, rich In legend and ru'n'
1hera dwclt IL SsEy sc sn"d Snsnn Bethpen
whose only companion $50 peof,,tt a." ,t 90
,,nss fro,icsome, innocent, fniantie stui"'
,T,r,x, master sndboast there existed fcSi,ns
In;cn, @ as the love between parent anu 49, ~ con-
WINCH Sentiment fond neither thourht Oh wa"
Se"a,mE ;, hour this strange du, hcgniicd'
Win many an act IN, ,r affection rcFcah'R'
One morning The villagers missed ''0" '''''' NUM-
rSs ouct old hermit and Rrnn msch,Sro SUM
But thinking perhaps WIS p' '''
th oSr: dreaming could harrsn an accident grew
-, Gus ,a< with m.sg!vIngs they did not cncum-
bcr,
The rcopic unmarked, There's no doubt that
he IS tleadi" r.
Ard one of their number, thou. waiting for
Rurs, omen the door and if fear there existtd,
The sccac they beheld was enough 10 eehhru' II.
There prone on the bare moor the hermit lay
The blood squirting forth from wound in his
And Ruin, d. icc,cd, close by him was lying,
A-enashins his teeth. aud a-sro"ling quite
And brushing his tears of, as though he'd been
crying.
II seems that The master. o'crcomc by potion,
Lay down TO sleep of the effects of MS dram,
hnd Bruin conceived the coInnicnuabc notion
OF shooinS the files from the slum' ertng man,
By Keeping has paw In continual motion.
BIT one little biuc-hot,le son Of his mother,
: Returning TOO oft so excited his ire.
That Bru,n no longer his feelings could smother,
And burning all up with &c 'lo.ira! fire,
As waited the coming again OF thc olhcr.
The fly approached slowly, then fast and thcl
faster.
Aud settled at last on the slumherer's jaw,
But Rruin was ready. Ge'cr dreaming disaster,
with all of its weight fell his ponderous paw
The fly was ''goncr" bat so WAS the mastcr
The moral Of which IS respectfully shown,
n service Of patron, OF ncishoor, or friend,
Be not over jealous, and candidly own
That Judgment Is useful whatever The eco,
And Z.al Is fool when IL goes it alone,
THE Paper.
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BY Hill Il Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and hEctionccrs
No. HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a VALUABLE
l. IL USE AND LOT, on CHURCH ll'';l,
At AUCTION.-By virtue of n deed OF trust exc
cutcd to me, and duly recorded in the Hastings
Court Of the city OF Richmond deed-bOck so A,
page lOo-I shall proceed to sell At public auction,
on TUESDAY, the 18th day of February. 1871, al
O'Clock p. NJ, on the premises, the half-square
of ground named in said deed, being the southern
half of the square. bounded BY 3lst S2l n, and
. streets, containing ONE ACRa, having on II
rooms In good order.
This place has on 1t scvSral kinds Of fruit and
good shade-trees good we'll of water. Nc.
TERMS: Cash as to so much rs will deftay The
expenses Of the sale and pay OFF note for $685.
fe3 FRANK ID. BILL, Trustee.
Also, IL BUILDING LOTS will he sold by re-
quest of the owner, consisting OF the northern
half Of the same square. Lots, 30 by l32 feat
Terms easy, HILL 81 GODD1N,
fp AuctiOnecrs.
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IA l7-2awiw Special commissioners.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
BY virtue of deed Of trust executed on the 5th
day Of Aug"s, 1889, By james A. and E. Is. NJ DON
and wives 10 The undersigned rs trustees, Tor the
purpose therein named, we will, rs said trustees,
sell on Thursday, the I'd day of March, 1871
e. fair or the next far day tie, eafter. OH the
premises, at Il O'Clock NJ, ut public auction, the
TRACT OFLAND In said deed mentioned, being
the tract Of land purchased by said Moons OF AL
fred Blanks lying on the north side Of Dan river
IN the county OF Halifax, containing ,l94 ACRES
(more or leSs) and bounded by the lands Of the
late Richard Logan and DIR. b. X. Fleming. This
farm is in Il good neighDOrhOOd, convenient to
chur ches, and eight miles from Scottsburg depot,
Richmond and Danvi.le railroad
framed dwelling with six rooms. and al neces-
sarv out houses tenant houses. tobacco barns,
and fruit trees of all kinds on the place; Soil Is
good, adapted to the growth of wheaL tobacco,
&C.. 900 acres cleared, 200 of which are low
grounds.
We will also sell at the same time and place the
UNDIVIDED INTERESTS OF the said James A.
and +. IS. Mopn (Which is one seventh each) In
the fine landed estate OF their father, Parham
MOon deceased: which estate lies on Dan river,
road near South Boston, and contains about 800
ACRES.
Possession given to the tract Of land ut once.
and TO the interest last mentioned when divided
under the Will of p. Moon, deceased, which will
be done in the year 1871.
TERMS Cash sufficient to pay eff the debts in
the deed, which amounts to about SS $50 80 500 OF
which is To lie paid in gold coin. The surplus on
such terms as announced at sale.
The title Is perfect, but as trustees We VIII con-
vey wi special warranty.
For further information, apply TO trustees AT
Lynchburg, Va copnoS
WM. G. PENDLETON,} Trustees
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BY Hill & Goddln, Auctioneers,
No. HOS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ONE
u SQUARE OF GROUED, WITH LARGE
FRAME DWELLING; AT AUCTION oS,o UM
In The Chancerv Court of the city of Richmond on
the 5th day of November, 1870, In the case OF OF
Smith and others az 'nst A. 3. smith mus.ee, a as
TO sell. on FRI DAY, nth February, 1871, at 4
o'clock on the premises, the valuable Improved
SQUARE OF GROUND bounded by n ana I, d q o.
asnaracus beds, grapes, &c. shade trees, and an
excellent we'll OF water. The building is large
frame dwelling: stables, &c. -
TERMS : Cne-third cash 4: balance In and IL
month with Interest added at per cent, tlte re-
tanned until purchase money Is all paid
g. ~ ,,HDDIS. COmir.
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BY W. GOddtn,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
CprDer of Eleventh and Rank sfrppts

TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME
L COTTAGE RESIDENCE IN DUVsL'SAD-
DITlON. ON THE WEST LINE OF ST. STE
PHEN. BETWEEN FEDERAL AND Co TTS
STREETS.-As substituted trustee, under an or
der Of the Chsncery Court made 9Th October,
1870 In the place OF y. A. Sturdiyant. deceased,
/ shall cell at auction, on the premises on
THURSDAY, the eth February, 1871. at O'Clock
L. NJ, the real estate conveyed by William Fox.
In his deed Of the 9Th February 1887, consisting oil
a LOT, fronting 50 feet, running back lis feet,
with q neat FRAME COTTAGE RESIDENCE
thereon, now occupied by Mr.. Early Corbin.
TERMS At sale. A. NJ. KELLEY,
fee Substituted Trustee.
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Xs1syr,spr slaLEs-Irlusur e bays lg g
BY Grubbs q Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Eleventh, between Main and Bank Streets


Eleventh. between Main and Bank streets.
COMMIssIONER'S SALE OF VALUA
[CBLE REAL ESTATE ON THE NOkT,h
SIDE OF GARY STREET. BETW ESNFlOh.
TEENTH AND FIFTEENTH..ln execution o.
a,decree OF the Ch1ncery Court OF hlchmona snter
ed on the 2lst January. 1871, In Inc case OF haii
and ais. vs. Rahm and ais, the subscriDer, epc-
cal commissioner appointed Tor tne purpoossgg'
Will sell at auction, upon the premises on mon
not then on the first fair day Thereafter, nj tnt
same hour, the REAL ESTATE which was sole
by A. j. Kahn, commissioner. TO Boyle % 9ain.
BILE situated as stated shove, fTontlng 90 IeeL ON
Cary street and running back 199 feet to an ailey
being the same property upon when the shops VI
said Roye & Gamble now stand.
TERMS CASH sufficient to de!ray expensss o 0i
sale end the costs In court and the sum o. no,VoS
with interest from 18th February, 1869, suDJset ~
credit thereon Of 1854 03 on credlt ms TO 81.
with interest thereon from 18th teoruary' loos,
until 18th Tebruary. 1871; further credlt rs 70
81 100 with interest thereon from 18th tebrnary,
1853 until 18th August 1871 and the residue upon
terms to be made known ut the lime OF sale; inc
purchaser to. execute for the deferred paymente
Negotiable notes with interest added from tue DAY
O. sale. Purchaser to pay taxes for 1871. Ihs
title will be retained ny the court until the NOES
are paid. CHAS. q. WILLIAMS,
Commissioner.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers.
POSTP ONFMENT.
he above sale is postponed to WEDNESDAY,
sth inst, 1T same hour.
fe7 CHAs U. WILLIAMS, Com,r:
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r,,RITsT SALE OF TRACT OF LAND.

THRUST SALE OF TRACT OF LAND,
i CA LED WOODLAND CONTAIN
ING 1871 AGREE. SITUATED ON THE AP-
POMATTOX RIVER, In CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY. NEAR GOODIES BRIDGE, AND
ADJOINING The LANDS OF MRS. LUCY Fl.
deed from A. p. Miller and 4. Fl. Branch, dated
the 1st of February, 1868, duly recorded In Ches-
terrified, and made for the benefit of VIM. b.
Haxall, shall proceed, at the hour OF II O'Clock
~, to sell at public auction. In front OF Chester
field Courthouse. in Manchester, on MONDAY,
February 18th, 1871, THAT being court day the
LAND and IMPROVEMENTS above described
fe4,tds G.. G.. MCHAE. Trustee.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

GROVER s. BAKER S E w IN GINA
W CHIEES.-Just received An entire new stock
or these very popular machines, which will be
sold on as reasonable te;ms as any frSt-class ma
chiue can be sold in this city. They have been In
for the last fifteen years by hundreds or faml-
lies in this city, and stand unrivalled Cali and
exam ne the machines aud the IN any test m0nials.
u. Il N. w. DARBY, gents,
jazz col Broad St, corner 9th.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1919 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROEED
REAL ESTATE. SITUATED on THE WEST
LINE OF THIRD. BETWEEN BYRD AND
ARCH STREETS, IN THE ITY OF RICH
MOND. FOR SALE AT AUCTION In execu-
ton of decree OF The Chanrery Court OF The city
of Richmond In the cause ef Madigan and ais. vs..
Chinn and ais, entered on the 7th January, 1871,
the undersigned, rs commissioners thereby APP
pointed, will sell at nublin auction, on the prem
iscs, on THURSDAY, tic 10th day Of February,
1871, at4 O'Clock z. NJ. that truly valuable and
admirably-located THREE-STORY B RI c X
DWELLING situated on the northwest corner OF
Arch snd Sd streets the former residence of T.
l.. Hmm, deceased and now in the occupancy OF
Mr.. W. A. Arm1stead, containing about eleven
rooms, closets, pantries, &C.. with all the mCdern
improvements In same, such as gas. wafer, BATH
rooms. and The like. with Il large Kitchen con-
nected and the usual out-hnuses. This Is very
desirable family residence, having one OF the
finest views In the CITY. The lot fronts 30 by l25
feet, more or less, to an alley.
Immediately after which will be sold Il beautiful
BUILDING LOT adjoining, having front of 10
by 125 feet, more or less, to an alley.
TERMS: One-fourth Of the purchase money
cash the residue G, -, and Is months for nego.
table notes, interest nd 'ed. Title to be retained
until all tic purchase money is ptih.
JOHN A. COKE,
VIM. NORWOOD, JR.,
fec Special Commissioners.
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BY Richardson q Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
70, lib Main street

A NEAT FRAMED TENEMENT ON
N oiH STREET, IN PORT MAYO. FOR SA IL -;
At aUCTION.-Wiu be sold at auction, on tho
nremises. on FRIDAY, the 10th inst. ut O'Clock
+. ST., a neat FRAMED TENEMENT. No. ls2
containing four or five rooms, with Kitchen, &c :.
aud lot fronting l6 by 100 feet the north side o.
9th street between Denny and Louisiana streets
in Port Mayo.
f. r""' 1>' RICHARDSON & CO., Aucts.
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BY James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
Office No. lilo Main street.

THAT LARGE, DESIRABLE DWELL.
L ING AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER Of
GRACE AND FOUSHEE STREETS, At fKES'
ENT OCCUPIED BY W. II. CASklE, ESQ,
THURSDAY, the 9th day of February. 1871: on
the premises, at - O'Clock 7. ~, that FIRST
CLASS RESIDENCE located as above, contain
ingTEN ROOMS, with gas kitchen. stable, &C.:
ali in good order. The lot fronts Thirty feet on
Grace street, and runs back $50 feet to an alley.
Persons desiring comfortable residence In a
good neighb3rhood will now have IN opportunity
to supply Themselves.
Terms Onc-thrd cash the balance ut and Il
cured by a decd OF trust. JAS. NJ. TAYLOR,
fe 3--6t Real Estate Auctioneer.
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REFERS TO

DIR. MACK, Burnside, Conn.,;
DIR. WRIGHT, North Lee, Mass;
DIR. HOLKUM, North Lee, Mass;
DIR. ADAMS, Stockhridge, Macs;
DIR. SCOTT, North Manchester, Conn.,;
DIR. JACQUES, auckland Corners, Conn.,;
DR.. BEARSFORD, Hartford, Conn.
All of whom treated me for the disease.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG 4. X. Co.,
RICuMnNn LIN

THE AIMS ON THIS ROAD
4 run as follows:
The mall trains leave Richmond 3, aAs A. ".
anu 2:ao L. NJ; and leave Petersburg al i3s A. NJ.
and T:2o P. NJ.
Freight trains, with passenger car attached,
leave Richmond daily at $50 A. II. and 7. NJ,
and leave Petersburg daily at $40 A. N. and 80
Pm.
The 3:45 A. NJ. train will not leave Richmond or
SUNDAYS, and the 1920 r. Il. train will not leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS.
PASSENGERS for Norfolk will take the 2:s5 z. 81.
daily train.
Passengers from Glover Hill will axe the A. ".
train on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays; aud
returning leave either Richmond or Peters Durg,
on the same days. at $3.50 =. M.
The mail trains viii run through: stopping only
at Chester, X. 3. KASEY
ia Is Ticket and Freight Agent.
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MACHINERY, DC.

MACHINERY, &c.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>o~~~~
ACH1NE SHOP
SLOAT ADDINGTON.
MACHINISTa
WORKS AND OFFICE; 14c2 AND 1874 Carl
STREET, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND
FIFTEENTH STREETS,
BIC II BIC sd, VIZ CHINA.
ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK MADE RE.
PAIRING STEAM-ENGINES and BOILERS in
city and country; TOBACCO WORK OF ali
kinds made aud repai RED; TOBACCO FLAT.
TENING-HiiLS made and repaired Ia JOHN
HAEC0CK'S SUPERIOR MANNER; PLAT
FORM and all other kinds OF SCALES REPAIR.
ED and ADJ listed. AGENTS for the sale Of
JUDsON,S PATENT sTEAM.ENGINE go.
VERNON, SELDEN'S latent STEAM-EN.
GINE lacking, Utica Company's STEAM.
GAUGES. These gauges ara warranted by us Tor
one year, and we sell them IT low prices. We keep
all kinds or BRASS WORK OF SUPERIOR
MAKE for STEAM ENGIHES, such as gauge
cocks. oil and tall9w-cgvs, QiLaCUpS FOR
SHAFTING, SELF-FEEDEKS, STEAM-W HIS
TLFS, WhTER-GAUGES GLOBE-Y&LVES,
B01LER-FLUE CLEANERS, and a general as
sortment0f such articles are used by all rum
liug steam-engiucs and saw-mills.
SLOAT l. ADDINGTON,
ie is ls22 and 1924 Cary street.
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JGV. IT. NNNII EADf J -
Williamsburg. Dec 90, 1870 ia 3-Tu4w

DUBLIC SALE OF LANDRY virtue
i OF decree pronounced by the Circuit Court
Of New kcGt county on the LIST day or OCTOBER; IN
the year 1870 In a certain cause therein defending
in the name OF John Is. Walden, administrators
| of James Walden, decd and others, against John
-. Christian, trustee a"d others,h we, as special
commissioners named in said Decree Will offer for
sale at New Kent Courthouse, on the fourth
THURSDAY In Feb. 1871, that being c0urt-day,
the following REAL ESTATE, conveyed to John
D. Christian, the younger, by the deed Of John ID.
/. A tract s;sU Containing slXTY-THaEE ACRES.
adjoining the lands Of the heirs OF William 5.
?: a tract containing EIGHTY,slX ACRES,
3; tract containing Fogk H II yoidel
!. A tract cortalnlng Thirty ACRES, called
Griggs, adjoi"ing the lands Of sally MecEl n yn
o j; ACRES, adjonine the lands of Jas.
.. 4 tract containing, FORTY ACRES, adjoin-
'nE IT. tract cs| conta ming TWENTY-FIVE AND
oNE-HALF ACRES, adjoining VIM. Boswelps
lands.
Far rY-NINE ACKES adjoining H. B. Walk
cr's lands. -,
o A tract containing TWENTY-FIVE ACRES,
adjoining W. &. BOSweil'5 lands.
TERMS OF SALE: Enough cash to pay the costs
of the suit and expens s of the sale. which
sum will be divided among the purchasers ;
for the Tesdue 9ef bnt Of one tw na
execute bond with ample personal security for
each instalmcnt, and carrying interest nc SIX per
ccntum frGm date the title retained until ali the
purchase money is paid
The commissioners have no personal knowledge
Of these lands, but %ny one desiring information
as To any OF them before the day OF sale can obtain
il either from Mr.. B. ID. Christian or j. L. Chris
lian, Jr., at New Kent Courthouse:
CYRUS 4. BRANCH.
+. 0. DABNEY,
IA I7oaw1w Succtal Comm iSSiOners.
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flames RIVER STEAMBOATS!aiI551salM1sI
y COMPhNY.-F Q r NORFOLK - - e;
PORTSMOUTH, AND ALL RkSULak LASD ~,
elegant United States mall steamer
JOHN SYEy 8 7 X,
Captain Il. Z. CLIFFORD,
leaves conpany'a wharf at Rockets for the
nnove-namtd places on MONDAYS, WEDNES-
DAYS, aud FRIDAYS, ut HALF-faSI al, slA
t:CI.1CK 4. NJ. and returns on tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays. o. .o,,
STnssensers arrive in Norfolk IN time to con.
rect with steamers for Baltimore anu Poii'"
North. ,,.-,x -, nv
rival OF steamer. 40 IN
Fare TO Norfclk............... M
Excursion tickets to Norfolk and retrn' '.oo'
Freight received Tuesdays, Thursdays, AiiH 60.
lur,tavs, for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Soston pau
more and prlncira; landings on CHESAPEAKE 9aH
and all regular bindings on James river, AT re-
II. TIL G +. NJ. .,,d
Freigl. Tor way landings must be prepaid.
{. 3. TATUM. General Agent
GO, Office Cn,npany's wharf.
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BY wellington Goddln.
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
Corner Bank and Eleventh streets.

A IJCTION SALE OF HORSES, COW.
~ CARRIAGE AND HARNESS, WAGON
CART. SIX STACKS OATS, FODDER, CORN,
SHUCKS, &C &c. VIII he sold at the farm now
occupied by MI WILLIAM Eanning formerly fb o%hf5
road three and half miles below Richmond: or
WEDNESDAY, the LIST day Of February, 1871, a.
IL O'Clock NJ, the following articles OF persona
property, viz :
HORSES,
COW.
CARRIAGE and HARNESS,
WAGON,
CART.
6 stacks SHEAF CATS,
stacks FODDER,
so barrels CORN.
4 lot Of SHUCkS,
About Is, 900 SHINGLES,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &C..
TERMS At sale. w. GODilN,
Auctioncer.
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GENE THREAD.-10,00 lbs. SEINE
~ THREAD Will re closed out III aay qusntisy
Tor less than gold prices; also, PATENT SEINE
WWIEEs ard LINES for sale at less Than IL can
be bought elsewhere at
l.. LICHTESsTEIN'S,
Importer of Setae bread,
j. u l707 franklin street, bet. 18th aud idh.
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BY Thomas W. Kecsce, Auctioneer,
No 111T Main street,.

BY Thomas W. Kecsce, Auctioneer,
No. 1917 Main street.
HORSES, MULES, A n d . a -
III WAGOE, FOR SALE AT hUCTlON.-l
will sell on TUESDAY MORNING: February
It'll, commencing at II O'Clock, in the rear OF my
auction-house, 49,, ~
One very large MULE. sixteen hands high, war
rantcd sound, five years Old;
One good FARM MULE,
Two good + ARM HORSES, -
One Very fine SORREL STALLION; sound, well
broke to harness, and very fast.
One ROAD WAGON in good order.
fe6 THOS. W, REESE, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-07
AUCrIos sALEs-sufurs Dnys.
By Lee d HoddiH.
Real Estate AGENTS and Auctioneef8.

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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NkLUA-
" BILE LAND NEAR THE CITY QNBICH-
M0aD..By virtue OF decree OF the2qoEnty
Court OF Henrico county, rendered on tn 9sEh Of
November, 1870, In the chancery cause q S,aflton
and wife vs.. Eubank and ais, the undersigned will
the premises. on WEDNESDAY, the 1st day Of
February. 1871, at O'Clock r. NJ. TWO Tracts
UFLAHD on the Dser-kun turnpike, about six
miles from the city OF Richm ond-one tract OF
owned by the late G. s. Worberton.
The improvements consist of dwelling-house
and necessary out-bufldings. This land Is very
valuable for marketing.
TERMS One-thlrd cash, and the residge In two
equal inst tIments In and IL monts and The title
to be retained until all the purchase money Is
paid. CHRISTIAN WHLIb,
S. n. DAVIS, Salesman.
POSTPOEEMEET.
In consequence Of the inclenency OF the weather
the above sale Is postponed until WEDS ESDA1,
sth instant at same hour:
fe2 Special Commissioner.