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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-30
nor SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION,

EOR SALE At PUBLlC AUVilV ',
l. NOVEMBER it'll lday before The ccciion,' NJ
~ O'Clock &. NJ regardless OF weather. FARM ol
TWO Kindred AND FOUR ACRES; premises
In good order; country store icc-hou,e shoe nngp'
S1SsI PPOPERTY. FURNITURE. FARMING
IUpIENENTS. pIsOVESDER. hcloDginG 10 Ar.
s,,u,IcI ~ Baker. situated the ltlchuonh ffcdc>
ricksI:urg Hrd Potomac Railroad between Ash'''iS
and Taylorsvl!c. ,.,. ,,o ,,,o
md three ycar Sums under twenty dollars, c'ssi!
over that amount. twelve months time.
Dinner furnished OH DAY of sale =.
Persons attending from Richmond can leave III
the morning and return In The evening.
., IN Ills Min street opposite Disptttch Office.
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4 .Tsvsssss n ssassss nays.
. By wellington Getidtu, s5s5 ss
Auctlorcer md Real Estate Agent,
.or,or ,r F.teyefitiy anu Bank HtreetG. =

/ FRAMED TENEMENT IN
n n p naKEpss ADT,TTIoN. ON CALHoU y BE-
TWEEN HICKORY AND ALLEN sTREE l. p
FqyR SALE AT AUCT1ON.-ht the Request Oh
fa,nsos nnrsr shall gen at auctions on the prem.
,na ,TIIESDaY the 5ti, OF November, 1877. az
o'clock 2. ~, the LOT AND SMALL fhAiaGi'
r Ess .. Snsh ". GODDIN,
: l hnh0 ' Auctioneer.
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~ W. GodJ!y,
Auctloncer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh AMI Rack STREETS.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
Y! Observation-Disclosures TRACT OF LAND,
OF ABtIT FORTY fOt Z ACRES. ON THE
WILLIAMSBURG I!.RNiihr.. iihLE-aliLE
SOUTHEAST OK RiCHMoED.-By virtue Of 4
decree OF the Circuit Court OF Il1nrico entered
the 9Th june 1917. and OI an aIncndatOry decree en-
tered on the 18th October. l!52 In the OF WOOL
iol>' cXecrtnragaiu,t Noolfpit's eNecurix. we.
special commissioners thereby appointed. shalt sell.
al auction, Il. the ciCC OF Wellington GOdiin, Re:
Estate Agent aud Auctnnc"r. corner 81 Bank and
Eleventh streets In the city III Richmond. oD WE'D
NESDAI Tie 9th November. i-ia III Il O'Clock n,
II fair. II not, the first fair day thereafter. that
ShLI Ni;T.E TRACT Of LAND i0catad - above.
adjoining in" cottage Recently owned ty Mr. Il. w.
ECttr!,r. and opposite thc !Gri.i az the late VII
liam i.UciuS Harrison. containing tORTI-FOJR
ACRES. more az less, from which should ~. de-
ductcd about one acre !cccutly conveyed to tie
Virginia sugar Refining Company. ami the right 10
flow III" wafer from IL" spring on The land over tho
!auds Of TIE said Wocl!o..
Ihi. lard l"s beautifully FIR iui!'!ins sites: and
i,y reason uI tive early completion Of tn. tIrsa-
.akc aEG Obi" t..ifuat and the uf this
land 10 ihC ltr!ul At tla;' company James river,
adds Ir1tilr D" III prospective .ati.
TERMS: Enough III cash H. dyiIdN "AiJ"Dsta vi
sdl, and casts Of salt i;l?rCC In '"u. and Errc
years for C.QtiH biz i.utrJ. iuicrCt udj, S,tt-tac-
i"rty ertrrscd, AND til" retained urtl. ell OF the
purchase money IS IullE raid und conveyance o.
dcrei v the court.
plat of tic property can he seen 4, The Office Of
the iuclloHetT.
!. II. CARRIEGToN.l Co,r,n,s.,onor.
JOHN Is. YOUNG, ! 'oAn''iiS'i'Aef''
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EST BLISifED, lS60.--L. LIME
-sjAhNA'S STEAM DYTlSti AND SECURING
ESTABLISHMENTS. 100 Broad and ~ Main
street Ladies Dresses. shawiS. Ctuaks, aud Sacks.
and also Geutlcmen.s Garments, cleaned, dyed in
any color. or secured In the best manner. Parucu-
lar attention paid to Kid Gloves great selection
OF Fancy Goods and Toys at my store No. 400
Broad street.
Sc .r-im l.. LtSNEAlANS.
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xg.As. ESTATE 81 fnsyias's: &sEs:,
II "!lirm i, Folk 6 10.
Er1i E.'a," Agents and tuctlou"e;@,
y. ITO >iai, street. currcro t Twelfth street.


~. illo ,jain street. corner "t Twelfth street.
40. r00.-ruN SALE. -FOUR HIN
: nE:n AND TWE*rT-~fN ACHES nF
INAp alru, f. ;uu- aioy" Richmond. on peep
Fan crock: ivy Eli.i%t. confirms l. ROOM. t;.Il
s-rIpun,Cd g. rntsfi .l,'S farm. ~ II crops out al
y .ini,iIr% iauiN 'c,c' "ajy SO icr a"rc-1 great
hmE,i;n. ,.....;,,....,,
Dover for tHryt street rorucr Of Il"nl, running
back Ga IT,; - III alley. un which i lh.tAl T.
DWELLING. II viii 10 SOLD 1T i 3acriic" II sold
20. ia..-ru!; SALE. THREE HUNDRED
Ai;EE- or >JrEElrE JAMES j;lVE:: LAND.
10 nii,- above Hirhmr Il: lL."i IN Il iin" STAT" oi
cultivation: 81 acre timber: 'icei!ahEcas an invest
<", lrr.-roE SALE. coat LANDS. .comrr,s
been worked from. ~" surface. It Joins ~" i""'nd
offer, extra Inducements for minrrS.
W. iAg-FOH SALE. Fp;EG-fthE At RS
with ir-a trtlrrrn. aud Other hmiliIn2>. ;; miles
cro, city: >iIl orchard nl IrnI" aud peach trees
Nor hcing tillt-t - truck t1il.
%u. !in--Fh: SALE. en- litHnHrn MD
!NENJI-JiiHi.t ACRES. win "X"'lI'niroitir"
-. !.,uro and tirnpr"i~ "ui-huug.S IN good "r"r
;jny uTrlr1,,- ald many Other attractions situctcd
on Hr1nk turnpike. ia mills from tho city.
HUNDRED AID THIEII-SENEN ACElS,
living on Tyc and Buiaiu rivers five mills from "
81, 81; ,l.lr o., the Gr.ti-r and .LrNIut!riI rail-
road and T., milc> !roil tho jane iiIcr 3I'i ha-
,,l.*ha an,. Eud;n&s amll" Il.,g on: :i;.,. .,
No. l3o.-FpR St!t. ONE HUNDRED A\b
SIXTY AGEtS rF LAND. Within un" mile ~ the
city rais. With fu" !. i1..lc1 and numerous oni-
lrni!n,is~ L,.ia!fui!c ucat.i. rnr oi IL" u". dc-
.iy;li. Di.r.s nr property Hrar Ei"Hr' M.
HOUSES aui ip!t, IN din"Irnt lwIln.'.. 'l,r.
TH!HTY VACANT lois. "i'urahi i"rai"''
and in te rro. ralj'y-iGI"' M itr', ~ IN" cl'y
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afls,rToN aaa.E.s...Tl.Is DOE.
by Davenport & Coz E
Stock Brokersan Stock Ancioneefs.
ofcc 1Iat Main street, over Flsst National Bank.

WE SHALL SELL AT OUR OFFICE
wv on WEDE EsDAY the 3otil Of October. cola.
n.ncing at II O'Clock, the following BONDS and
STOCKS:
ROAD STOCK. ,,.,,-
AZ sharcs CLOVER HILL RAiLRQhn STnCkI.
shares TlRGINIA6TEAMs hNDfA,h-
TT COMPANY STOCK,
! mo Y ORK RIVER RAILROAD CuNPAN1
FIRST MORTGAGE EIGHT PER CENT.
COUPON BONDS. with Interest IRON SD
and such other BouIs aud Stocks a. may he offered
leforc the day Of sale.
ALSO,
-.,on CITY" OF EjCHaTGND BONDS,
3rnn CITY OF LGNCHBIRti b9SDS;- s.r,,,.r,
n sl,arr. DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK STuCh'
ALSO.
1nopp VIRGINIA CONSOLIDATED CoufoN
DAVENPORT & CO.,
~, n7-,,iI stock AuCtiODreFri.
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A'ldroas. Posi-,!.scr Box III, Petersburg. Va.
li:iut, iiiy Point, 90 james ri9c. FppcEs Wharf.
W:tiird. it,Hhf;!akS, 0tiAkhGlEN, MI
RN!kLLEbi aud slQSE-CgTTEEs, gu ls-s;a
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By GruhtS K Williams,
huctlouccrs aud Real Estate Agents
Llov.rtb street hrtwrpu Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE yALuA-
At PTNsTaLL'S STATION, on TIE KICiI,
MnND ASD YORK RIVER RAILRoAD. ABqgT
TWENTY MILES FROM R I1r ,IfHl 1i AEs4
Sis. &C, AT hUCTION.--In execution Of ,. ],
;ceI Of trust from !. ntt" Ehhcts aia we
the subscriber rs trustee dated lo,n Marrf,
Court office. beinS thereto required ny Inc as
since Of the creditor secured. ! VII t.li III
a:tion upon the 81 81 AIR H # not t S:
upon the first fair day lhcrc;lter commencing az
tie hour the FhEM a51ye ,2nEa a5 g.
more or lcs- with the buildings thereon embracing
n new brick dwelling OF eight large rooms In Two
stories, new brick kitchen. laundry. ahd servants
rooms. and also some out-pulidlhs'' Win hnc
Th!s ims long been regarded rs very productive
farm and haS been much improved at a cohsh!erahie
Those dGSirng really valuable FARM near 10 ana
with convenient access Ivy railroad 10 the city,
should by Ill means attend this S;1lc. =, =, ~, ,,,o
uii;SEIiU!D AND kITLHEN FJENiTuEE'
S;T0CK, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, VEIL
CLES. &c.. Sc, SC .o roa.,,r. colo for casb, I'm,
tie creditor authorizes TO sell the personal pre-
rry for cash ls ia sums only Under 500 over t.iai
amount, on credit ct s.Nty ' sn rc oI aH,a for
rnn-fouI cash. the residue Oh credit nl q. ~ ~;
and 81 nuth. for negotiable notes s.curci by dtr1
Of trust AMI all crcdi: payments 10 hr WIN interest
'''''s' ''''"' "' % i. ". GRUBBs, Trustee.
GRtBRS & WILLIAMS. Auctionecrs. oc 10
A-UTiCE.-The concern of BAhHAM d
= CO. CT the FToGr.&@ newspaper. IS this ,ity
dissolved by matul' consent. Mr.. BNlIM having
DISPOSED 81 his interest therein to his partners
Mcssrs IcHESo, x Co. who WI 5si2 "a 1it c Em
due h. III. BAhuAN y ~
October -. Is72.
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Tx Robertson < iiT"nau.h
Rn,I Estate Agents and Auction""rS,
Hull st,...t rrrcs!ta the courthouse,
Manchester, VA.
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CUNTS
CbaRceyy C0UTt-Begins the 81 Monday
in February and lst Monday in Sept.
Hon. w. ). Fleming, Chancellor. j.
r. Stacy, Clerk and Master.
Circuit C"urt-Begins the Fourth Mon
days IN March, July and November.
Hon. VIM. p. Martin, Judge. Henry
NJ Stanley, Clerk.
Criminal CcWFt-Begins the 1st Mon
days in January, May and September.
Hon. w. 5. McLemOreJ Judge. Henry
NJ. Stanley Clerk, JOS. Fusscu, At
torney General.
County COHFt-Mects every Monday
Quarterly Court meets LIST Monday in
january, April, July and October.
QuoIHm Justices, Wyatt II. Aberua-
thy, Chairman, +. G.. Iancy and 5.
). Williamson, Associates. II. II.
Aymett, Clerk. John T. Rose, Dep'y.
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A new FIRM,
N E w 8 T OR E
And New Goods!
" ale mills

We have just received and opened an
entire new stock of goods, consisting OF
staple and fancy Dry Goods, embracing
handsome assortment of Ladies Dress
Goods, Hats, etc.; Groceries, Tin and
Hardware, Cutlery, Glass and Queens
ware, Hats and Caps, Roots and Shoes,
Ready-made Clothing, Notions, Sad
dies, Brides and Harness, Cordage
Spun Thread, and everything usually
found in the largest houses, all of (which
we propose TO sell as
Cheap as the Cheapest for Cash
or Good Barter.
Call and examine and satisfy yonrselt
that we are in earnest ana mean what
we say
WANTED-All kinds of country
produce, for which We viii pay the
highest market prices, Bale, Loose, Lint
or Seed Cotton, Wheat, Corn and Oats,
Bacon and Lard, Wool, Hides, Peltries-
Furs, Socks, Dried Fruit, Beeswax and
Ginseng. j. T. McKISSACK & co.
Inay2-tf
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A judge Of Milesian extraction,
charged a jury as follows; "Gentle-
Iaen OF The jury, You must find that
Tie defendant is guilty beyond 8
reasonable doubt a reasonable
doubt is such a doubt as will con
vince a reasonable man that the de-
lcndaat is not guilty"
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TNuE business of Mcclure 6 Hill
i must be settled up. Those indett-
ed Ito the firm viii please cali ON the
undersigned and settle ut once. After
the first Of December the notes and ae-
counts viii .be placed in the hands of
an officer fer collections.
nov7-lt J. 7. Hill.
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The Courier Jouraal says it T.
rumored that DR.. II. Y. BelGell, the
well known Tennessee Journalist, IS
Co hccome the law partner OF ex
President Johnson in Nashville.
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X n O II 8 u n II Z u ID /;
Or, Ways and By-Waya in the Hidden Life OF
AMERICAN DETEC rINES.

We want agents for this book. It dis
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$3.50. Send for circulars and terms to
agents.
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I. o. O. r.
Meets every Friday evening one hour
after sun set. a. /. Grove, y. G; John
W, Dyer, T.. Sec: -. &. Roberts, Y. G.. :;
j. Il. Alternately, Il. =. ". b, Roberts,
Treas,
Giles Eucampmcnt No. 81 meets the
FIRST and third Saturday nights in each
month. b. r. EZell, Chief Patriarch;
". l.. Taylor, II. p; DIR. J. c. Roberts,
:. w; james Mclean, !. W; W. Il.
Roberts, Scribe; y. II. Parsons, Treas
urCr.
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Insolvent Notice.

HAVING suggested 20 the Coun!
a L Court Of Giles county the lnsoiN eli-
cy OF che estate Of Alfred II. White DC
ceased, notice 8 hereby given 70 aii VIZ w
have claims against said estate ~ "
the same, duly authenticated, WIN ~.
Cleik of thc County Court WITHIN ~
timi' prescribed by law, or they ~'ii ~
forever barred. J.. T.. b. l-EEs
uoE2l-4ta AGll.uls5l..ipl.
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oKAuAMA TRIBE, NO. G.I. o. IN.
Meets every Monday night. J. +.
Grant, Sachem; G. I. Mason, c. Of r.
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Inancemenfs TO CInbs
NORfAN'S FRIEND
AGENTs WANTED.

We have bought the patent right ..
Tilten's Steam Washer or Woman
Friend for the State Of Teunessee, Al'i
wish % secure some good reli2hic ADI
active agents 20 sell county rights :"
Washers. Address,
RCSEBEBRY & WOODSOAt
we Offer ,s,yIeer fers1s n2l-lm
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Money orders can be obtained At the
Pulaski Postoftice upon postOflices in all
parts of the United States. 4 list OF
money order offices may be seen on APP
plicatiOn. The following are the rates
OF commission charged for money or
ders: Orders not exceeding $40, 10 cts. ;
over $50 and not exceeding $50, - cts
over $50 and not exceeding $40, 20 cts.
over $40 and not exceeding $50, - cts.
J. d. LEWIS, p. N.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.
FEDERAL orrrcErs.

ReUeBWe Tar AsScSS0y-J. II. Morris.
ReUeRue Tar CoHect0r-S- G. MOhett.
PoStmdStcr--J. d. Lewis.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
Robert A. Mitchell,

Deputies -
Tax COllectOF-Wm. G. Lewis,
Trustee-Daniel 3. Garrett,
RrqisteT-John W. Dyer,
No}dries PUblic-James Buford, Jr. w
+. Alexander and Jno. +. Rose.
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n * L. RAILROAD.
.la7-igaJ Of Trains at Pulaski.


PASSENGER TRAINS GOING NORTH.
Arrives at 100 A. NJ, and at 1855
a. NJ.
PASSENGER TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Arrives at i: l5, Z. NJ, and SLY, ,. N
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Going North-Arrives at s -, a VI.
Going SoutII-Arrivcs at y 40, p. 81.
Fay etteviIle horse mail route leaves,
every Thursday at 1890 pm. Arrives
On Saturday at II 30 am. This mail
Embraces Bradshaw, Bunker Hill, Pisgah,
s'yrestOn and Millyille.
Sugar Creek mails arrive every Thurs
Jay at . pm. Departs Friday ut am.
This mail embraces Appleton, Minor
Hill, Good Springs, Marbuts and Mock
rsou.
I.awrencebmg mail arrives Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at II 80 am.
Departs same days at I pm. This en-
braces Vale Mills, BOdenhaner, West
Point and Wayland Springs.
Biarcella Falls mail arrives every Sat
urday ut II 30 am. Departs same day
at ? 80 pm. This embraces Parker's
store and mpbelisville.
Elkton mail arrives Tuesdays and FRI
days mt 10 pm. Departs same days ut
, pm.
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CHURCH OF The NIEssIAU-EPIscoP
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