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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-01-23
Call for State Temperance Convention

rINHE men and women of Maine, who subscribe
i to the principle of Total Abstinence from all
Intoxicating drinks, and who adopt the doctrine of
the prohibition of its sale, of the most impor-
tant agencies for the suppression of ntemperance,
are invited to meet in Mass Cony ention at
Gran lite all,
3lst. 1871, at II O'Clock A. NJ, consult together
aud adopt such measures they may deem neces.
sary for the advancement and final triumph of
Temperance i'll the State.
This Convention is not called in the interest of
any political party religious sect secret OrgaDi-
zation-a gathering Of all friends of the principles
contained in This call of whatever party, sect or
organization, for prayer, dcliberation and action
upon of the most important interests connected
with the welfare of our State.
The usual reduction of fares upon the several
Railroads may be expected.
The Convention will probably continue through
the next day.
Per order of State Committee.
Jan. Is, 1871. jan23.ttf
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FINANCIAL g. COMMERCIAL.


NEW YORK, Jan. 81.
Gold closed HOS gll0A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-24

A GRAVEYARD Enthusiastically morn
in. Il pretty and bencvolent-lo looking ola
gentleman. passing along by the Flonccf
graveyard, noticed some boys standing on
the corner. Calling them to him, he made
proposition to give them three dollars II
graveyard, and sweep the fence and pave
mrnt surrounding the same. The boys
cngrrly accepted the offer, and worked
away with hearty good will. The old gen
iIcman was to return about 10 O'Clock a.
NJ. and pay the boys: They worked ID. an an
hour later than this. but no paymas'er ar
rived. when, beginning to smell mice,
thew suspended operations. Last night the
bows were still looking for the old man who
,yrc,d To nav them the three dollars. How
ever reprehcnsible the manner i'll which it
was accomplished, the Pioneer graveyard
with its surroundings, looks much cleaner.
than if has for Il long me.-LoutsuHe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-24
an ea-tds


tOM mlSStOHEho ohLC.-Dy VI Cuo
" OF q decree Of Charlotte ClscuIt, the under.
signed, as commissioners, win offer FOR sale al
public auction. to the highest bidder, on Inc prem
Uses. on MONDAY. 1lth September, 1871, thai
lotte, belonging to Jane c. Darlington, known as
the sylvan Hill Estate.'' This property co .1
tafns some 1880 acres lying In cody, on Llnle
Roanoke and Twlty's creek. ,ately on the
line Of the Richmond and Danville railroad. whieh
runs through the plantation. and midway Detweei
Roanoke and Mossinsford dspot of said Talir0a s.
between two and three miles from eachl: IN
tract has large quantity or BOTToM ana
FOREST LAND upon 1t, and In point OF ieftliity
1t is not surpassed ny any Land In this sectnh va
the state There are three settlements upon IL De
sides the MANSION HOUSE, which Is OF brick
with frame addition, and Is surrounded by Ill ne
ressary ont-houses, andhas fine garden, orchard,
&c. A.,
On Roanoke creek, immediately adjoining the
railroad, there Is LARGE and FEk1 Eci;p ~
Bile MANUFACTURING snd GRISr Mill 81,
operated by water-power. with cap'city 1o or
grinding between 900 and 30, 900 bushels Of gram
her auu1m. The mill has settlement around IL
consisting Of dwellng-house, storehouse' shops'
&c. o,,,o. ..
The aforesaid property win be offered either as
VIII lie or in parcels as seems most deslr able, anu
maps or plats of same will be exhibited on Tue day
OF sale. ,
This sale will be one OF The greatest bargains
ever offered to parties seeking 10 invest III real
estate: both the plantation ana the mn ere ano,s
as the sale is forced one, It VIII be sold even
should it 20 for Gar less than its value:
TRIMS: five per cent OF purchase money
cash balance In three equal instalments OF ons,
two, and three yesrs purchaser to givc ooha VIII III
good sc curitv and title retained unilthe whole Oh
The sale viii take place at L. O'Clock NJ. Par
ties from n distance desiring to attend IL can coiae
up on the train from Richmond which passes up
Cxrrineton's n H. where the sale skes place anu
return that evening the O'Clock train TO lsieh-
mond - -, nE 81, n
an "a MSThtllSept Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-24
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No, lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO HUN
1 DREn AND FIFTY THREE ACRES OF
LAND. WITH IMPROVEMENTS: WArEk-
POWER, &C.. ON THE YORK RIVER RAIL.
ROAD. TEN MILES FROM RICHMOND, AT
AUCTION. Being required to execute the pre-
visions Of a deed OF trust bearing date June 2slh
1859 II ON Christian Leber ST.: to the undersigns
ed trustee. duly recorded in the clerks ofhce OF
Renrico COM ty Court, deadlock SO, page 3l8 l
shall proceed 70 sell at public auction on Ta9 eHS
nf the ;,ustI m house. on Bank street, in the city
OF OF iue E the TRACT OF LAND mentioned
Ia said deed. IL Henfico county, near Mesdow
+ WO HUN DRIED AND F!FTY-THREE
ACRES more or less, about two-thirds or Wn.ch
ia cleared and improved, the balance tlmpered
with maple, ash. poplar, oak, pine &c. u
The buildings are comfortaole a 81 n
DWELLING and the usual out-houses, Win mill
site, water-poWer, &c. o
TERMS Une-fourth cash the balance III one,
two and three years, negotiable notes to DC gwen
for the deferred payments, with Interest addea'
and secured by Il deed Of trust. u-.
RICHARDSON & Co., Aucts. an IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-24
av11yrTOY sALEs.-Fnsure Bays.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALU-
jABfEsPR0PERTY.IG THE COUNTIES
oAMRgsssL A A NJ ta1et Court Ga
es s count Ia the ebsnseSy suit Of Cunningham
ed ON The ar W
Der, ,s7l proceed to sell, on the gremisss ~ pub
Which the late samuel Pannili died seized and
possessedas may be necessary TO reaiIzet Inc sum
v This real estste, known as-the GRFEN HILL
eR0PERTY, consists pf 5000 or O. 900 acres OF
land. lying on both banks Of staunton river, In
the counties Of Campbell and hassx anu vi"
mn sse Y1GS = aUinprN six
large rooms with bace-aeht Gn necessary out
buildings are conveniently located. These, as
well as the wall enclosing the yard ard garden: are
Of solid stone masonry. The grounds around Inc
nsmentsI shade trees. Attached are two good
orchards. In tie yard Is q we'll Of gcot water
acres OF very pI oductive land. This IL very &c
sirsb1e farm and residence.
win b. sold separately, one LAHs1E y, mnE = "
FhGTgRJNG MILL; VIII aS Th,s 4 1ervysIu.
able properly. 2 he water-p'wer IS pore t laan
abundsnt, nd The location The centre OF what
growing district. The millnow has large eoup-
Ia The county of Halifax are four OF. Eve FARMS,
eoatainipg from 900 to $40 acres cach. Win RSouk
VIII be sold the ferry. THIS ferry Is doing sood
b isiness ard is valuable source OF income:
Wc will also sell the ABUTMESTS and FIXES
b longing to the bridge, which was burned during
tbe late war. These are IN well preserved conai,
tion, and ready for building. The tolls received
from this bridge annually amounted 10 from 81 '0'
TO So 600.
taIist to invest The property is Justly esteemeo
among the mcst valuable in the Stxte. The soil is
fprtRe aud adapted 10 the growth OF ai crops
common to this section. Timber Is abundant, me
elm ate healthy wster excellent, society Ro0u.
Churches, schiOi-houses mills, pcst.t iaces, anu
stores verv convenient. Location, thirty mics
from Lynchblrg. ST..
General Assembly for the building OF p,ank' ROAD
from this place by Campbell Gonrt-house to Ls met
burg and for d railroad I, ON Pamp'in's i.epot, on
the SOntsie railroad, to Leakesv willie, N. G., which
win pass directly through this prnpertv. , ale
Ssaunton River Steam Navigation Company pro,
pose to open navigation beyond this po:nt, ana
ready have an established ltne to within 10 miles
OF this place. ..
TERMS OF SALE: Cash sufficient to def ay cost
of suit and expenses of sale The remainder In
equal instruments of one, two, a three years, tne
bands bearing lntercrt f. ON dav of sale.
JOHN G. MURRELL,
... r MELVIN STRsTrON,
jy a7-Thdw& Au2i,3l, S7,ls Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-24

How TO START A CHOLERA PANIC
Write and talk about it every day.
Recall the "reminiscences OF previous
cholera seasons, and don't forget 70 hunt
up all the horrible incidents.
Dwell, whenever you can, on the mystic
rio,ls character of the disease, and cs-
pccally how it "batlies the skill OF the
most experienced physicians"
Keep on writing and talking about it,
Alter this, you may 60 ahead aud dig up
the mortuary statistics of Greenwood,
cavalry Cemetery, and New York Bay.
1t win help. at this stage, to repuhli-h
Detoe's CHASTITY account of the terrible
plague in London ever so many genera
lions ago.
Mind to keep on writing and talking
about Il.
Also, add that the city was never so dirty
ms it is at present, and the Board of Health
never 81 reckless or indifferent, aud then,
If The public don't get panic-strickcn, il
does not deserve to have another sensation
~ long rs it lives.-Ne,o York Express.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-24
BY Lyme Il Brother.
Auction GERS and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1917 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL
TON, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF STATE
STREET.-Hy virtue of 4 certsin deed, executed
to me as trustee from X. F Robinson, dated lst nf
purchase m rney of the lot hereinafter described.
duly recorded In the clerks Office Of the Richmond
Chanoer7 Court, shall in execution Of said trust,
being rcquired to do so ny said beneficiary. pro-
coed il sell at public auction, the pre- misses, on
SATURDAY,, 2cth day or August. 1871, a. the hour
Of O'Clock T.. M. 4 cerialn LOT OF LAND,
with improvements thereon, located IS above de-
scrihed. fronting Gaxl!o feet to an aller.
TERMS: 1ufllcient in ash to defray the fxpenses
OF sale and TO pay off Thu ce certain HtRotiabie
notes for the sums or ass TO- 3o6 40 and &37 dated
LIST OF August. 1870, and PAYABLE at 4 8. and /?
months, respectively. siter date. 10 the order or
said Russell with interest from their maturity All
Ill day OF sale.
uu2l r. r.. LYME. Trustee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-24
By TX. Weisiger, Auctioneer'
No, 1915 Main street

COMMISSIONERS, SALE 81 o OF Yht M
ppoVED REAL ESTATE IN THE TOW =. u tSe
rI HHSScnESTER.-Tn execution OF decree on Iae
1Ircn;t Court Of Chester 1ed county, enssrsa a.
he NAV term 1870 in the chaneery SUIT sty,ea %
den and wife VS.. Franklin and WiIe CT aus M
seIl at auction upon the premises, on III nn-
Ihy tbe o4lh q ~ OF August, 1911 al o. CLOCK r.
NJ IRE Fsir. n not on the first falr DAY !nereai-
; mr' " same hour the REsIDEECE OF the lats
nr nna q. Wesiger situated ut the corner OF
pwainbrtdee and 9th (Burl ows) streets.
nc lot will be divided as to give ample front
~ the dwelling, which has five comfortable rooms
and the Kitchen three rooms. running PACK TO an
alley twelve feet wide excellent spring o. Tater
few wards distant and three very pretty BUlLu-
NC i.0TS on Bainbridge and 9th streets.
lao. The STORE PROPERTY SO long and IA
vorably known, occupied by Welsiger & Archer,
Sppesists, which is considered the best stand In
,srn- and well suited for boarding houre. hay-
Ing ample accommodations. THIS property fronts
no feet on Hull street. and runs back l2O feet o
inches And q vacant 10. on 9Th, between Hull and
Rainbrdee streets, fronting 20 feet Inches oy ~
feet deep. "a "a
~ months In negotiable notes, interest per cent
added: no end 'rser required and little retained
until purchase money is fully paid.
EMMET w. WE1SIGER,} com,rs
'..'5 JAMES A. CLARKE, o'' -.
IL K. WEISIGER, Auct. aut9-5L
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-24
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctionaer and Real Estate Agent,
Corner OF Bank and 18th streets.

cEyEN BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN TIE
SPLAN OF BELylDEkE. AT THE Sotlt !, L
WF,r CORNER OF SPBIEG AND PIN r.
sTPEErTS FOR SALE AT ApCIION:-Millb be
sold at auction, on the premises ON 81 :,
! OTIS Nos. a. ard 30 In the original plan OF Bel
yiicre locsfed' IS above, to be suhdivtded In, o
seven smaller lots fronting on the west ilne
of Pine street, according TO n plat to he ex-
hlbitcd ct he hour OF sale. These are Justly re-
gsrticd eqnal to tire most beautiful aud ValuatIe
hts IN that very improving locality.
TERMS: One -third cash; balance at four ani
eight months, for negotiable notes, Interest added
secured Ivy a trust deed.
, w. ytDISD!N, AlIcfx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-24
BgA. G.. Pul!iam, AucLioneer,

TRUSTEES S A L f OF A N E A T
FRAME DWELLING ON THE SOUTH
SLIDE OF SRnRT STREET, UNION Hill
sly virtue o. deed Of trust bearing date s9sl day
Chancery Court in ID. B. 99 B, page 4o4 I thsll,
In execution thereof proceed to cel at suction, on
the premi,es, on MONDAY, asth day of ugust,
7s7I at O'Clock p NJ, (if fair: II not the list
fair day thereafter. that neat a1d well arranged
DWELLING, with grod LOT. located as above,
now In tho occupancy OF Sr. Roach.
TERMS! at sale. .-
Fl. 4. ATKINSON, JR., Trustee.
q N. DAVIS S3lesmsn. .au l7-l0l*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-24

kAO0S1rS.~~S~~-~~~-~s~~~
- :, u. valentine g Son. AuctioneeTs,
- = J. 1885, Main street.

- - - fdSt main Btfeets
nMTNIsTRATRIx,s -sALE:-As adj :
a III atstratstY 81 vim. r. Melton, deceased, ,
In NH on WENDESDAY, September gsa no .,
WIN sen e.e,nck ON the farm OF W. W. NsT ~ n =
" i,c from At!ea's station, Cnssa
mhin raiIroad In Hanover county tho
pr DptnrTsTy.rrvE HORSEPOWER. EEG1N NJ
Nv I'm ShW-M1LfA nearly new, ann w - n ny
Tote condition, 1oceted in 8 line pooy VI Nv
nine, oak and other timDers'
.sr.. ALSO. s.1
FINE Young MULES, s--
HORSE and BUGGY, H.
4 TIMBER WAGONS,
. OARRYLOGS. go
SITS HARNESS,
2 STOVES. ..-r
FORCE PUMP,
md every other article needed IN gettlng anu saw
Ing lumber. ,,ro,o ..,a ,u,1, = ~,
m Mr.. j. b. STEWART, No. is l5lh stee' WHO
will furnish conveyance. On GAY o. SAFE lake .?
O'Clock train, Chesapeake and ono raltfoad, ana
return at S O'Clock.
his farm, on Nfne-m1le roac, Three miles IRON
Richmond, 1T II O'Clock, ~.
FINE COW will cslve In few days;
FINE HRIFER, three years old, with calf;
~'''' FARMING IMPEEMENTS, &C., &C., too
.@ numerous to mention. -
TERMS: Cash, except the Haw-nllil, which VIII
he cold for two. thirds. cash; balance at four
A'on'n' Aoi sARAH C. MELTON,
an ea-tds -,.,------- Administratrix.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-24

DUBLIC SALE OF LAND AND A
4 VALUABLE MILL IN CAROLINE
COUNTY, YA.-As whatsoever OF the Chan
Gerry Court or the city OF Richmond. will sell At
the 8eedy Min, In Caroline county, on TUE
DAY, the nth dav OF September If fair II not,
the next fair dayl. at public auction, The very
valuable BRICK MILL, known rs Reedy MIL,
with 81 acres of good land attached. This mill hes
two pair or stones Zone for corn, and one for
wheatl, ism thorough rep.ir, has . large custom,
and water power enough 70 drive other ma
chinery. 1t Is located on the Mattsponi river. in
the midst OF the fines. timber In this section or the
State. five mil0s from the railroad station.
AT the same time and place will sell 1894 acres
OF VALUABLE LAND, mostly 10 timber. adj
joiniDg the lands OF Winston Atkinson, nr. Poi
lard, q. b. Vaden, and otherg. This land Is con
venient to marktt, schools. and churches. and Is
OF very fine gu lily. IwlIl divide into lots TO suit
the views of purchasers IT desired. ~.
TERMS: One-fourth cash, balance in three
equal annual instalpents bearing interest. &c.
retained until the whole purchase money IS paid.
sn:JecSto the approval OF the court. =.
SIS. f@ ri; .}st.t WM. ID. QuESGEBERky,
au l0-d&swlm Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-24
. 11ST,0y sALEs-This Day:
no Thomas ". Keesee, Auctioneof'
Mo. 1917 Main street.

-, ros SHOWCASES, HOUSEHOLD
'DLANOS, PIE Ac. AT kUCTI0N.-THlS
amo.elocE WIN sell atmy ansslonshonnHsel
By Pc h "a nosEWooD-cAsE PAM
r ,r tneppff ANos, made by Lighse and Bradbury
w.anna s 1r1'e PIRLoR SUITES, in reps and hair
wa cigSI CHAMBER SUIT. with marble pieces
roTTAaE CHAMBER SUITE, sInE.
WALNUT MARBLE-Iof
nv R BgAhhp6; Nv BUREAUS, wAsHsTAFDs, and
=, va AFpMSvySiD EBOARD and CHINA PRE ~
EESTESsION, LEAF, and GE III iAnhN0
I0UMSGESa: S Ts' fHiTDREN'S CARRIAGG Is,
S aas p TIC e. NARY BIRDS and CAGE Nh.
1 y1s p-Rp hooks, I'll N-SAFEs, sEW4Sa-nA
!, uTTTTrrR prPiSRE SCALES. &C. .
Ls.I lhh-i THOS, w. KEh SEE, Suct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-24
By Grubbs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionesrs.
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
ARE RIAL ESTATE ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF CARY STREET. BETWEEN -FOUR
TEENTd AND ;FIFTEFNTH STREETS. In
execution of 4 decree OF The Chancery Court OF
Richmond, entered on the 2sd day OF June, 1'7l, In
the case OF "Rahm and ais VS.. Rahm and als.,''
the subscriber, special commissioner appointed
for The purpose. win sell at auction, upon The
premises, on WEDNESDAY, 3Oth OF August,
is7l at 70 o'clock H., tif fair If not then ON the
risk and cost OF john G.. OVERLY, the REAL rs
TATE which WAS sold by the subscriber. as COM
missioner, to the said John e. overly, situated as
running back 100 feet to an alley, being tie prop
erty upon which the sbops Of r.. Boyle now stand.
TERMS: Cash. CHAS. U. WIDLIAMI
. - Special Commissioner.
GRJrBBS e WILLIAMS. hucts. sun
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-24
By Grubbs L Williams,
Auctioueers and Real Estate Agents,
eleventh street, between Main and baus'

BUILDING LOTS AT THE SOUTH
y EAST CnnNEH OF CLAY .,,i AHD 2lt I'll
EkTDAY. a5th August at 81 o. clock L. NJ, we Will
SELL upon the premises, five very pretty BUi ,
ING-LOTS, situated ss above, and lying just op-
OF them front 81 Il ct each, and one fronts ieet
and they all run back 100 feet to an alley 2olee'
wide. ,rc.
on the est side OF 24th street, and running back
l32 feet.
These are pretty lots, In AL improving neigu-
borhood.
Other lots In that vicinity will probably be Of
fered at the same time.
TERMS Accommodating, ard win be made
an q GKUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-24
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-24
BY j. l.. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctfoneer,
corner Main and 18th streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VERY
/ VALUABLE STORE. No 4es. ON SOUTH
SIZE OF BeOAD, BETWEEN 9TH AND ETH
STREETS, AT AUG IoN.- By virtue OF deed
the Chancery Court OF The city Of Richm ond in d.
b. o. B, p. 47S. we will sell by auction, on the
o'clock p. NJ, or fair ; If not the next fair day
thereafter.l the aboye-described REAL ESTATE,
now and for many years past in the occupancy
OF Sessrs. JnO. II. SubIett & Go. The lot has
front of II zig feet and depth of 1913 feet to q
paved alley, with the right Of way In All all 6l2
ieet wide, running from Broad street the full
depth OF The lot; also, with cu)yert connections,
&C.. .~s
Although the terms OF the deed require cash as
to the debt secured and expenses OF sale taDOut
IS COO 1--WE have arranged to accommodate purcha-
Fers. II desired, by making the cash payment
s. 900 : credit Us 10 $4,000 ut four and eight
months, and The balance OF the purchase money
at twelve months, for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by n trust deed.
i'll APpRRsON, ! rr,stess
au II. tbs =. K. DUPUY,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-24
HACHfNERY, &e.
MACHINERY FOR SALE

WI ,v
l second hand twenty live horsepower SfEAh
ENGINE, with thirty i've h0rse-p"Aa
Tubular boiler, In best order
] twenty horsepower POkTABjE ESGliE Gs
BOILER, secondhand, good a. new; y
new twelve horsepower PORTABLE ESGlaL
secondhand thirty-fve horsepower TUBuLAk
BOILER; n.,,y
l second hand twelve horsepower PORTABLE
ALDEN T FAN BLOWER, good as new;
PUWER PUMPS, capacity 900 gallons per HE
ute, In best working ORDER; A
l thrce-foOt PORTABLE GklsT MILL lfrenta
Burr Stones), In complete order:
2 pairs PLATFORM SCALES, Oh wheels;
l POWER MORTisING MACHINE;
FORCE PUMPS;
2 large COPPER kETTLES;
All sizes SKATING, HANGERS PULLlks
REvIL and q JG WHEELS, aud VaIi'H
Of all sorts Of machinery.
All OF which will be closed out At Il low ngufr' "
accommodating terms.
Always On hand, good assortment OF
STEAM GAUGES, pEET VALVES
. GLOBE VALVES BRASS COCKS olal
GAUGE COCKS kinds, .r,
WATER GAUGES TALON CoChN
SCHOOLING CUPS OH CASS-sn shaJJ
All goods warranted or the best rlasefias sN'
workmanship.
SLOAT & ADDIEGT0S,
Nos. 1sel, lI7a, l4ed aud ls.s Cary sife's,
and NOS. IL and Is south l5tn sEstI
iva RichmDnd, +
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-24

iGHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
W ROAD.-Cn and after TIL tuesday,, June Isl.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Richmond (sun.
DAYS excepted) as follows:
$50 A. M.-MAlL TRAIN for the White sui.
phur Springs connecting At Gordonsyille " tn Tie
Orange, Alexandra and Manassas train Tor
W ashipgton aud North, and Lynchburg and South
1855 r. M.-ACCUMMODATIOh TkhlS Tor
Gordonsyille, except on Saturday, on wh!cS iayi!
leaves 1T L. NJ. This train connects al Goi IONS
Vile with the night trains on the Orange kltxan.
drIa and Manassas railroad for LYNCHBURd
and WASHINGTON.
On and AFTER the 18th OF JUNE PASSENGER
TRAIN will run daily except Sunday between
Stanton and the White sulphur, NJ follows: -,
Leave oLaunLOn az. -, .'
Arrive at White sulphur at.............l:.1f. u.
Leave White Sulphur at .................:3sf /. ~
Arrive at Staunton al: ................ .IA L. ".
Through tickets, at low rates, sold 10 all points
Northwest and Southwest.
Further Information may be obtained a. tss
company's Offices.
No Passenger TrailH are run on Sunday..,.
A. Ii. PERRY.
General Superintendent.
JAMES T. NErHERLAND, Genl Ttcke; Al
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-24

BY W. 6ouuln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
Corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE AND
EXCEILEET BRICK TENEMENT. ON
THE NORTH SIDE OF BROAD n STR RE . va
uTEEFT. virtue of deed OF trust bearing
date sih August, 1870, duly recorded in Richmond
CHI ncery Court. in deed-book No 81 Is: page ola,
anntion. ON the premises. on THURSDAY, the
9TH August, 1871, at O'Clock z; NJ. Gf fair; II
not the iirst fair day thereafter that large ana
above. now in the occupancy of Mr. Enoank.
It is covered with slate Is In good repair ana mas
annie accommodations fer large family.
TERMS: Enough in cash to dcfray expenses OF
sale aud to pay off several notes past due, amount
ing to about 81 $50. on credit as 70 $l:2Ou uni
sIh August 1872 and as 10 the surplus OF SAFE on
such terms rs the debtor may prescribe anu III
rect, TO he announced at the hour OF sale
an II W. GODDIN, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-24
by Hill Il Goddln. 49,.
AuctiOueers and Real Estate Agents,
No. HOS Main street.

CARPENTERS TOOLS, WORK
" BENCHES, BRICK SHOP. &c, FOE SALE
gan, deceased, j will sell GU the premises Gross
Street, In rear OF Ballard House,, on SATURDAY,
August &c, 1t 81 o. clock Z. d., one lot or T0OLo,
WORK-BENCAS, &c., ard BRICK SHOT,, SUB
TERMS: CASH. House to be removed At once.
FRANK ID. HILL. Adm'r
au2i.3t VIM. Liggau, dece ased.