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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-16
81 Lyme & Brother.
Irc.ianee-s and Zeal Es,ate &ssns''
no. 1917 Main street..

ARGE BRICK DWELLING, STU
IitTsUoN The EAST ~ OF TW Stlr-
s.Xrd BTTW ZEN MI AH tIc Sn,.
We,hl st The requcs. or the ownsr: scll At pup
lie auclon on ihe pIemee: or Hof Eanf IF ii
18th day Of November. ISL; at ule UpIr II
Iocated as abnve pcrited containing nine
rooms &C.. lot has front OF :; y Sa aT Gn
vi h small ou:laT this p-0p"rLY c3ui1 oe surn. h
as vii! ami: Of adding to the building as ones
"" Is,nne. r.sh as {, cup-third of the purchase
,rhnav: tho balance n. SIX end twelve months ior
nn,ia,I IL notes. With late; est added, secuted by
u. - Va, so. deed. LYME 6 BKOTHEH.
u tiu "Ne kurtlonpPrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-16
-.Urrsg,u sArEs-Fusiare pays
By j. L. Appers0r,
Zeal Estste Aucttoneer ana agent, n
~ 1n,s corner Main and Eleventh st1eess'

r,1TTy HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS
A'iE Observation-Disclosures FOE SALE AT
1rt, - ynNWiIi be sold at my once on FsI-
II l s61t E a'i aSTs & Of
FIT - beretofore bean sold), located rs
sp nn,e On ths hicbmond, Fredercksbnrg ana 70,
sonac railroad eight mites fso o5.n Richmond Tue
arst and half way station 70 hsniaao' .r5 made
IsKMs seiS !. L.. APPEk ON.
Eno~H a. oSt'' AGctiooeer.
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DARE CHANCE FOR CAPITALISTS
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE At
YORKTOWN.
AND sPLCULATORs.

one o. the finest hsr6ors in the United states.
about thirty miles from the Atlantic Ocean,
with All uninterrupted channel.way Of
thirty. three feet ct lev tide.
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TtI wv FLI. ] 4 ! .IIE
JuAT T. SEE " ELL. Co-m,rs
ROBERT =. BRIGHT. 0'-' - TO-
WILLIAM ). PhAChE,J

EXTRACT FROM U&ITED states COAST
SURVEY. REPORT ls5?-rAGE 90. LIEU
MISUNDERSTANDING ALMY:
No one can look at the chart OF the lover part II
York river from the entrance up - iorhto~n
without prpaounoing 1t L >rbor o: the fret class:
There Is 10 bar at the mouth Of :he tlrtr End ito
Ieas. water - be passed Owe! in ente-irx thirty
thee zee; at low tide, near the tall al York srli.n
tue Chesapeake bay. After passing THIS the wa
ter deep rs 10 six sewn, aud eiEh. fatholns, In
creasiug as passing up the chann"ltO eleven and
twelve flthoms, abreast OF Yorktown, whore too
shore Is vcry bold sud wharvas carried out di@-
t,ucco OF lt.y feat would Ike fcu- ard half and
five fsIhrmS OF 7yatcr. Til, chsnne! OF the river
Is more than mite in width, and with 4 4 " buoys
and baacons jrdlc!ousty placed ths heaviest line
oE-hattle ship cOuhi beat up OF down The riVrr
without the least difficulty. YORKTOWN Is sitnsted
abort thirty nautical miles from The eatrancc Of
The river into tue Chess reeke bay. ] h" location
IS elevated ard Il could be easily fortified, Il mo-
dcrate ex pence, against attack either By isnd or
water IL affords harbor sIlicicnt Ter The aE2cs'
nav aud commercial marine, and next 10 her-
port, rhcde Island, II IS, IN my Judgment, the
safest and moel ccmmodipus harb2r IN Tho Cu!ed
states. no 2awtJen -?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-16
by Wellington Gcddin,.
RESI- EsLatI agent and AnctontHr,
rorrer Yak q: 4 Z |: Ten.h strer.s.

UERY EXCELLENT FRAMED TENE:
OF rIGE SG'RpNT kETWErN hEE Ktl'E 4
An, IL iRNaIih STHn ELS, FOX 50 ~ ! AZ 4
hrTcTinH.-Nii ie aCid At eucL,pn On i've
isTi 80 ,lfnssts o'clock e. ": The :ery mes nd
rXccllca: EaaM&D ICSt TT lIS"t;d Is
r.,,-.'u = rrntiIrs fye CONS, besides zen
nc Nv, rooms ltn =, OF order. he !oc ton = Il
he3u..tur ore sHJ H." Nr!gh5orhD2u very H.
n-cylYv. I. asrssin2 NJ once.
JE' Il Gnu"IN. &u;,Inncsr.
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81 Lyle e Brother,
.-N ~ TT 1F''-@f
Real ggtate Agents aed Auc!!oEeefs,
1872 Main street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FIVE
- large B-ICk AID C<ASlTE ORES
OK THF SOUTH SIDE Of MAIN BsI WEEH
SEW EIEENI n 4 \ ID t1SEIEESLh
sTRERTS FOR SALE At aUCfloN.-Ihe
undersigned rs CON nisGInncrs under Il d'c'ee OF
The Richmond Cnanccry Court pronounced on
The 2a.h day OF october, 1871. n tho rause or
Wqlk.r Ct al. rs. Slater, OK cutor ct al VIII
off, for sale ~ p1blIc suction Gu lpAf the
l7ih day of v-lnocr, 1871, Oh the .emises, coz
able EuUt-sTuRY BRICk =; ORE No. E?7,
II the occupancy Of G. Hehermeh, RE ;is
atesd sg shoe 5. ore End family residence; LUM-
bES HUU5o N rear Il same, fronting on 80 -
alley: occupied " Iisnry Ne zgert; ;inlCn a
4 fh0c stoye and fiGiiy resldearei BSlCh
hroEE adJoinins, No. 1913; occupied ey ~ D.
BaICd SToHm sdJo!ains, occupied ny VIM.
NTH. Al! of thes- store I'VE nice CIV !iinEs
over hem for flm'iv USE : plat showing d;nen-
s,o, grf los. 60. e. bs - he hour OF sale.
TERMS: cab IS o CD9-TJTi tn or the pucohs6e
III nry he residue s.. SIX, twelve, ard ei: htccn
mor!hs / r neXoCIsh!c notes, with incest zddel
rom " OF safe tite retained uatl al ,he bur
chase inC ney IS 40 6ad \ CohveyaGce . Geced ty
tne cou.t =. X. COutTN ii,
| -. L. SLATER,
1aI Commissioners.
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Tho Great Eastern can lie ATTY yards from tbs
shore tie supposed terminus OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad :; = mile aud half Of water
front. zee Uaited Gtstes Co.s. Survey, repor. OF
1867, page So.
By vi-.c OF decree Of the Circuit Court OF tho
couutY Of Jane7 City end city OF william burg
pronounced on the l9:h day or October, 1871, We,
special comm ssoners Will sell VI public auction.
to the hlshes. bidders, on WEDNESDAY,, 18th
day Of January, a. ID. 1879, at Yorktown, Va, the
following REAL ESTATE, whereof Rotert An.
derson died sells u and possessed:
]. Ninety LOTS IN Yorktown - about two
thirds OF the town. Q. HUBBARD'S LAND,
above Q ktown, on the river, Gu the north side
OF the road from WiltiSinsburg-575 acres. 3.
ROWE FARM, atjouinY "Hubbard's on the
wtst-4l 4l-loo acres. 1. M0hETTS 4 Ell
LOFTS, adJ,!uiuq York own on the northeast,
on York rlveT-l2 $1,000 acres. 6. ROWE &
BANDS LOTS, on the northwest side OF Yorkto sn
on the r!ver-22 acres. 6. EtTTl&GdAa LOT,
a, the south corner or Yorktown. on the Hampton
road 10 So loo acres. 7. rI3KOE QUARTER,
VAN BUHEN, &C., adjoining Yorktown on the
s ,u,hwe,t she--6a? 42.iG9 acres. FiFSCH
QUARTER and : ERRAPLN POINT, adjoining
Pigeon Quarter, &c., on the southwest-a53 u.lc'
acree.
An accurate survey or the lands above men,
toned has been made. Anap OF The same will I've
exhibited on the day OF sale, snd may be econ at
the Office OF William s. Peachy, Williamsburg.
Va, before day OF sale.
TERMS OF rALs: Cash 5u:iicien! TO paT eSpentcs
Of sale; balance on credits OF six. twelve, and
eighteen mcntus, equal instruments. each TO bcar
!rteres. at six per cent from the day or sale
Bonds, With sufficient personal security, 70 be
given By escl purchaser, ard the title retained
as 10 each puIch :5er until tina whole purchase
money Is paid
The sale will be continued until completed.
'rtZEWELl. TAYLOR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-16

WTEST VIRGINIA LUBRlCATiNd
I. w 0lfs-ths purest natural OH knoHa u tDe
market, g per cent. gravity. For sale ID oS,ynai
barrels, fno ID &. DVSA'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-16

ORANGES, GRAPES, PEARS, at
DC d s07 Broad street.
GURRANTS, RAISINS, CrrR0N, at
~ oc2t fILHiSl-.
DIES, PASTRY, CAKES, and CAN
4 DIES, " .,.,
oc ,! PlLELSlS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-16
Nv James VI. Taylor.
Real Fsta,e agent snd hucti"nscf'
os;re No. lilo Main street.

,t,uAT LARGE. DESIRABLE STORE
70. \ TpysgE,GNsT ty ss 4sERrrrss ~ ~
We 9 Al 1-P AsB II HH Massas. Rial s
G fns xri}Y ~ yo y REsT Al hU2l1 .r:-%ill
te rented MCAnhI the s 20 o asF St sha
55 pet I Srt.iiE as above located Being ~ me
centrc Of tie business Part Of the eiy rsh'0FS
sult"oia ~ 1 JAM 81 y. TAILOR,
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The following Is list Of the nahies u
the members Of tho next General A'S''"'
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BY Gru5oo & williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auoaoreers,
Eleventh te.wsen Main and BanE Streets

r,r,pe {, U,IrAMs, turtlonerra. no
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aHd iae disturbance was -eu aaa
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al einrueI Iame aleH iHHe saesh m
tuC HaEHIHL.
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prospects oftb srlta,,l are gaod. Dlir num-
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MIR. Ferdinand TAe 8 B. Pot ~
d H0 aora nt 4aIB Il 9nIsr
"a faa ftt-s'as. ufsusuH ias been
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aaE .t aaa .ea - % ,ue va aead
U GrR. fnai proprietor
@He stage HH @ HaHs bau ia
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The cold term just passed has been
the .uycrest ever kuowu al the same sea-
-oa Of abe year.
IA singing -ehooI has just been start,
ct urdcr tbe supervision Of professor /
y. Wtaduu,
--I'ban IL tiue opening in this plar,
fn first elias. sbue maker aud taiu
There {, uu hrtcr ia lle country.
Fur the GTsl Iilae To- the mtmory os
amy H,iua mou tbj. iowa 4. without
hngel. sure the travelling public hu
r,a-uu la complain.
-fbrtc have been $50 services held g.
ihs g,saijuial rlmreh ior tie p Fl
three weeks tgrll,e want VI stoves and
iuH. 4 hcaii 4 arauuus is expected
to lie iul up lhi. Neek.
On Friday, 81 lest week. Atrial Wa-
cfs went with bis hvr,u audi wugau 80 81
nei4 humiug Igut iafa lpad a. straw. H.
attempting a. b1Hd sire h,ad BE lgll ut.m.
lle lnzau gumad Win .uah torec as te
tende, him neuiy bvlp!oss lla has um
sci bctu abIg 90 te removed to lis resi-
jeurc.
Phillip W. Youlcu met wish a scrl.
uus aegagft oa tuesday Of hst We 5.
Ou Fu,araiag lfam bis sDu. residence.
bEs huFzr l.tsras H8ftHyHpI HHA f4s
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G.. NJ SYKES,

G.. NJ SYKES,
Dorset, Vermont
Hs received th, present vret Irge '''ort'
msnt -
NEW GODS
bought At l5v prizes. which be viii .ali tor cssa
N Prices that can't Be- Beat.
can and saansirs no zopds sa5 ,ee u .iis noi
VI. You wiii tad ~ hespfsment q
DIS .os8s GYoserss
Cf0ektfy, 6lassa4fF, iar4shis
D.Bas snt incidence.
Fsiata 400 Ole.
Paper aud kaFtignss,
Hsts CE9s B}0fzN sfors,
4 Large Assortment q Diaries for is74,
soap ofsll 1laa. sIatps "s7n .osg.~
Toys Jor ne Hoiideys
IN ,aei Yos nl faa s.nHsi efsfy hing "a aaaid
is5k ~ u > yalfry stsFs snd q ~
l0N PRICES
.say pisas 70 Eeuaaa
Aso, srses Lsaste n, az
Dsf.4i. w.. sas ~ 18Th shasa
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ol the smiua We hops uurowu town.
men viii, ia tho ugau Time, manage iu-
djeiou-ly aud thereby promote the inter
esls OF our town.
WILMINGTuN.
The Wmdham County Teachers lu-
stiiute " II be held in tins village, COM
meu,ing Monday, Dee. lllh, and closing
on lhe Friday following.
The village schools will not COM
meuce at the appointed time, bat be de-
ierrcd until lhc close urthe institute,
Very cold weather here Thanksgiy-
ing week.
PETE sBUEGH.
Postmaster, J. a. Wells is home
ona ill ing visit, being somewhat partial 10
peler,hur4h "rukcy" heRuilcd him
sell Of HE opportunity Of rendering his aid
ia di,pusing st one murc Of the latest
Turks" our town nilmd, on Thanks
giving day. Mr.. Well, is engaged with
j. L. Wilcox & Co., wholesale hard house
New York city, where be intends TO re-
move his family early III the spring.
The Harlem Extension Rilroud Co.,
have broken giuund for new depot
building which we have greatly felt the
need OF Tor a Iuug time. II Is ready a
great surprise TO Us that The Harlem Ex-
tension should show such liberal sueak.
Mt because we do not deserve "A new de-
pot and a good one too, for our station,
we consider one Ct the best paving ope-
IA he rouIc and has dealt very libenly
with the Road But we began to thiu,
our libealiiy and good viii toward the
road WAS not appreciated, butpurhaps we
were mistaken after al, We hope 80 at
lpust, Aud il the company will NOW
erect us a neat aud commodious dcpu
one that will do justice both to themselves
aud Us, We viii overlook the iuconyen-
ieucc which we have heretofore suffered
ut our station, aud pledge ourselves TO do
all we ear for Tie fmaIe prosperity of the
Harlem Extension Rair1ad. @.
CHATHAM.
Id llaIpiu whose injury was mon-
toned in the JounSAL OF m>t week, died
on Friday evening, Dee, isl.
We arc requested 20 publish the fol-
lowing chapter Of yillaiuy and romance,
IN wmcha widow, her daughter, sud two
lawyers arc the parties HE main larl al
which is lrue 10 Tie letter; "Not long
ago there died 10 tie village OF Flifpprt.
\. T., 40 cs.crtaud physician, Dr. Van
Burgn. he Ten widow aud an oHh
child, daughter Tie wa. possessed 90
pupc1y valued at $4,000. which hi.
wiI directed tn be divided equally be-
tween IBIS widow and ais clald. Tie
latter was and aiIl isa Young girl, Whose
chmiu. had matHed with something ut
the rpdHy ct ~gmWlpud i1 le,s Guilty
climcs uau oar owu. Although but II
years Of age, ehe ioukeia youug beauty
Of seventeen, According 10 DIc pro.
visions q Tie uir. lhe mglb T. was aIa
pointed guardian of lla daughter 1it
former ve leutg di gsr % hcr owt
portion ~ fhr ate, a5d visiting to zoe
NE homestead. l u.eia HrunlarH
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-12

PoPULAnITS OF GEN. ScHsxcE m
ENcLAND.-Mr. Thornton. the British
Minister, IN conversation, lately. ex..
pressed much satisfaction at the ap-
pointment Of Mr.. Schenck as Minis
ter to England. He has great faith
in the good judgment of Gen. Schenck
and he thinks he will produce =
favorable impression upon the offic-
ials and the people of England. Mr..
Thornton has no Information from
his Government that the fishery ones
ton is to be adjusted at Washington.
He regards it important, however,
that some action should be taken
before the commenceme ent Of the fish
ing season, in order to prevent diff
Guilty between the New England fish
ermen and the people Of the New
Dominion.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-12

Important improvements have
been made in the Soldiers Orphans
Home at Ceda. Falls, this season.
The Gazette says the entire building
is now heated BY steam, the appa-
ratus costing $4,000. Five hundred
maple trees which were set out last
spring are all alive and thrifty.
Some 800 b,rshefs Of potatoes. 50
bushels Of beets, so bushels Of tur-
nips, 80 bushels Of beans, and an
abundance Of sweet corn and mel.
ons were raised on the farm this,
year. There are 304 children, and
81 employees, in the Institution. But
three deaths have occurred there in
six years. The Home Library is
supplied wish AL volumes.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-12

Three years ago New Hampton
township, Chickasaw county, Iowa,
voted q tax OF Eve per cent. to aid
the Milwaukee & st. Paul Co. At.
terward the Supreme Court decided
tue allowing such tax nnconstitu
tional. In the meantime = portion
70 the tax had been collected and
paid into the county treasury. The
railway company demanded the mon
ey from the County Treasurer. Mr..
Birdsall, the County Treasurer, re-
fused TO pay over the money to the
railway company, and tho company
brought suit to recover the amount.
Mr.. Birdsall. ut his own expense, de-
Tended the suit, and tn, case Was de-
cided il the Supreme Court last
week. Mr.. Birdsall gained the case
in the courts below, but the Supreme.
Court has reversed the decision, and
decided that the tax must be paid.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-12

A school teacher at independence,
Miss Maggie Cooper, the other day,
saw a cast-roa register, forty pounds
weight, about TO drop from its place
in the wall, thirteen feet above the
floor, upon the heals OF two of her
sch olars who were at the blackboard.
The Bulletin say there was no time
to cry out to the boys. She rushed
TO their side, extended her arms over
their heads, received the register, and
diverting it from its line of descent,
cansel it 70 fall to the floor at tho
side OF the lads. Her hands wero
much bruised and her arms so be-
numbed as to be useless for two
days. Miss Cooper ls heroine Of
TIE most exalted class.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-12
TI.s Sam Do,nisago Qaarrcl.

Henr1 Clay once wrote during the
exciting Presidential canvass OF 1914
while the Texas Annexation scheme
was pending, aud it was we'll known
that he was hostile to the proposed
annexation, that he would be glad
to see it provided it could be accom-
pl.shcd without war, without d;shon-
or, and with the common consent OF
the Union" These conditions in the
then state Of the public mind and tor
the claims of Mexico It was impossi-
BILE to fulfill aud SO he was intiexi
bly, opposed to it. The pending con.
troyersy in relation TO the acquisition
OF San Domingo revives his state
mcnt Of reasons. There is, indeed,
no apparent danger OF foreign war
likely to follow this annexation. We
have been inclined 10 tavor the step,
though it mast be acknowledged
there are weighty considerations op.
posed 10 It, But the 1common con
sent" of the country seems impossi
be, as the case now stands, 10 be at
tanned. And if men. like Charles
Sumner. Senator Patterson, Carl
Sckurz and others are to be d.posed
from Committees, and virtually driy-
ell outside the Republican party be.
Cause OF their opposition 10 the
scheme, then will that fraction OF a
West India Island, inhabited by he
groes densely ignorant aud accus-
toned to analchy, have been dearly
purchased. For such an ostracism
involves disruption and almost GER
tain defeat OF the Republican party.
Mr.. Sumner may not have been wise
in opposing the mere resolution to
send a commission to Sau Domingo.
But certainly those senators, who
constantly interrupted his speech
and badgered him with taunting aud
sarcastic remarks, were in the wrong.
Either Sumner. Patterson or Schurz,
whom it is proposed TO drive from
the Committee on Foreign Relations,
possesses more gcnaine statesman
ship than q dozen Chambers, Cam
erons, or mcn OF that stamp Belle
Piaine Union.