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STATE OF THE WEATHER.

Local Report for the City, Monday,
Nov. 10. IS73
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bdIT IIUUTC. " INIIIII lUII
A. Pbiladclphia Fx... 7:35 AN. $40 2.
Baltimore x New York
Fast I.inc............. 100 p. NJ. 400 T.
Washington, Philadel-
phia 4 New York En-. 1880 p. NJ. $50 p
The 1870 =. NJ. and 1880 2. NJ. trains run d'
FROM LITTLE MIAMI DEPOT, EAST FRONT :
Washington * Balti-
more Express. .......| 1880 A. n. 10 j.
Baltimore X New FORK
Fast Limo 1880 A. NJ. 1920 z.
Cumberland Express. 9:45 ?. n. $50 A.
This is the only line running Pullman pa
and sleeping cars 10 Washing
baltimore and Philadelphia without change
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southern Fast Line,eN-
cept Sunday.........
Cincinnati EXPIRES, d'ly
Cincinnati night EN-
press, except Sunday
Lexington Mail, except
Sunday...............
Lexington Express, eN-
cept Sunday.........
Lagrange AccOmmOda-
ton. except Sunday
Lagrange ACCOmmoda-
ton, except Sunday.
Shclbyville AccOmmo-
datiOn, except Sunday
ShClbyville ACCOmmo-
datiOn, except Sunday
Shelbyville AccOmmO-
dation. Sunday only.
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By W. Goddin, ~
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
: coIn:r of Eleventh aud DaHk streets.

A SSIGNEE'S SALEOFi LARGE NUM-
a BEH HOFFAEMs II GLoUCEsTER, YoRg,
GHtsThRFIELD. ROCkf EGH AM ASD
OTHER GoUh1IES.-At the request OF Mr. Jacob
Tie l1nite States courthouse, on Fauk street. Ia
The city OF RichHlond commenciIS at u o,clock M.
THURSDAY the 3. III january, 1878, the follow
ist. TiiKE& nuSDRED ACRES belonging to
William II. Rove. In Gloucester county, with i'm.
ptSGieIFt,iUji;: ID. FSUi: HrNDRED AND NINETy-FoUR
ACRES belonging to Ihomas Il. Leigh, alse In
';1I'f'ii' Sd. FiTTY-FIfE ACRES or LAND In York
4. Tenuis !; nleo one-sixth part OF FIFTEEN
NIih9; itl Gnc mo,ety OF oEE HUNDRED AND
TORfY-NiNE ACRES in siid county, belonging
70 {. W. Crockett, adjoining the lands of D Is Dill
r cmpo ao one a'S' fRHcT IA a' oF
ACHES III fee simple, adjoining the lauds OF g. IL.
eth. TWGNTY-FOUR ACRES In said county,
IN fee simple, with small dwelling ihcreon belong
ing 10 EaIuuel Hogg. about four mics from York.
'v. sti. TWO HUNDRED. AND THIRTY-FIvE
ACRES OF LAND belonging 10 Branch Godsey, IN
Chcstcriied county, adjoining tho 'ands OF Mary
'ishi' It TiIHEE Il Hs' nU%DRED AND SIXTY ACRES
In Charles City county. with tnProyemapts, geiopS
s to JGh" 1 SarAs eonse s ahds
in TWO HUNDRED AIRES te'onslug TO the wife
of John D. Clarke.
s IHlRTi AcKEs Uf dtr nmsp' ,ionG setGnB,Gf te he
lands Of William Rcherd. ". Washington. &c.
9th. EIGHTY-SiNE ACRES in Orange county.
belonging to Il vi 81 fS XkD % THsBE
QUARTER ACKEs. I'm said county, with improve
incnts. Also ali interest III expectancy IN hi' \.
TER Terms: Une-thirl cash balance q, SIS andt twelve
months for faotable no,es Interest aged Mtn In ap
Dr.yed endorsers aud the title retained I'LL all oi to
pfilt';aItf II asait money 'a JacGB coHy, Asslgaea
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tional expense incident to the increased
length and aggravated distractions.

When the obstruction was encountered at
Petersburg II appeared that upon cotton for
Baltimore, the Powhatan Steamboat Com
paDF. in which Dir. John NJ. Robinson Is n
director, eyacts for transportation over
twelve miles Of water from Petersburg TO
City Point, on board the "Fannie Lehr,'
one.fifth part of all the freight charged from
Weldon to City Point-that is to say, upon
bale Of cotton of 400 pounds % 2-5 cents; !;
and that upon all cotton for New York the
Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio Railroad Com
pany charges arbitrarily, over nine miles OF
railroad, for transportation % cents, and
wharfage cents, making 80 cents per bale.
/ 1t was also proved that the Petersburg
Railroad Company, in order to develop COM
petition at Weldon for through freights on
cotton destined North, agreed to pay out of
its own treasury, without cost to the shipper,
the tax of 20 2-5 cents per bale imposed by
Mr. Robinson upon ali the cotton for Baiti-
more. and tie tax of 50 cents per bale i'm
posed by General Malone Oh all cotton dcs-
tined for New York. So that while the
cotton landed i'll Petersburg has not TO
pay these taxes until it shall have passed
through the hands of the commission
merchant, it appeared that, in order
to compete at Weldon for any portion
Oh the through COTTON, the Petersburg
Railroad Company has been obliged to en-
gage with shippers to pay any tax or OBJ
sirlrtiye charge which either the Powhatan
Steamboat Company in respect to Baltimore,
or General Malone i'll respect to New York
may see lit to impose as tariff for the pro-
lection of the Scaboard and Roanoke Rail
road Company, upon the commerce that
might seek northern markets from Weldon
through Petersburg instead Of through
Portsmouth.
The fax rin the City Point branch Of the
Atlantic, Mississippi and ONO Railroad Com
pany was suddenly and arbitrarily increased
during the last month by the addition of
wharfage five cents per bale on cotton.
Yet the Petersburg Railroad Company
stands as barrier between the shipper and
the tax.gatherer, aud pays the assessment,
and thereby olltnds the monopoliSts.
AN EYEWITNESS.
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

PUBLIC SCHooL-H UsEs.-The public
schools of Manchester are presided over by
competent teachers, and the School Commit
tee are as actire US could be expected but
the greatest want is comfortable houses with
ample accommodations, or one or more
schools modelled after the style of those In
Richmond. Such ones are not only ncces-
sity. but would he decided ornament, and
il i limited that those in authority will give
the matter early attention.
DEBATING CLUp.-The following officers CT
the Manchester Debating Club have been
installed: Martin A. Harris, president;
Jacob Russell, iice-president: Charles W..
THOMPSON, secretary; John 3. Graham,
treasurer; and Alfred @. Powell, critic.
This Club is composed OF number OF our
most respectable colorcd youths, majority
Of them Cadets of Temperance, and in their
laudable pursuit OF mental aud moral cul-
ture should receive every encouragement
SALES OF REAL EsrATE.-Messrs. Moody
& Royall report the sale OF the property OF
clifton w. Cook, Ia Greenssilc, on the east.
ern suburbs of the town, at good cash
price: also several lots end small tarIns 10
md near town. Several large sales OF pre-
nertg To capitalists are Under fdYiseHlenf.
Thero Is room enough In the county for any
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FRANKLIN MAcurE COMPANY Hon. Bev-
crly r. Wexford, Jr, Judge of the Circuit
Court OF the city Of Richmond, has granted
a charter to joint stock company under the
above name, composed of James 81. Talbot,
William Ettenger, Horace P. Edmond, John
E. Davis, and Isaac Davenport, Jr., TO manu-
facture and sell portable and stationary en-
eines, saw-mills. tobacco-tiXtures, railroad
cars and engines, and nmciiiuery in general,
with capital OF not less than $4,000 nor
more than S250,0G0, divided into shares Of
800 each.
By the terms Of the charter the company
cannot own more than two acres Of land in
the city, but may rent or lease as much as
its necessities may demand. The Office and
principal place of business Of the company
will be in this city. Officers for the first
year : President, James NJ. Talbot; Superin-
tendent, William Etteneer Secretary and
Treasurer, Ii. p. Edmond; Directors,
Mcssrs. Talbot, Ettenger, Edmond, Davis,
and DaYelnort.
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TAX-GATHERERS.
Before the ScYate Committee en Roads
una ansarEiss Navigation, in Rich
InaKs.t, Ja.nary 90, 1873.

Upon the examination of Superintendent
j. G. Sprigg Is was proved that cotton from
points south Of Weldon is transported over
The Petersburg railroad to Petersburg and
to City Point for twcnty-eisht cents per hun
dlrd pounds, equal to SLIP per bale of 400
pounds. That the merchant or manufacturer
in Petersburg pays that whole sum for the
delivery of his cotton in Petersburg, and
that the consignce in Baltimore, or Philadel-
phil, or New York, pays the same sum for
delivery Of the same quantity Of cotton at
City Point. Is.
1t also appeared that Superintendent
Sprigg, being obliged TO compete at Weldon
Tor part OF the through cotton, considering
and allowing for Mr.. Robinson's advantages
as owner OF the shortest line, with water
connections daily as against semi or tri-
weekly wafer connections from City Point,
agreed with parties who intended 70 ship
North anyhow, 70 compensate them for the
inconYeniences OF the longer and more OBJ,
straRsed route by promising to pay the addi.
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sr.sls,S Ssaf.>.-Euture ssny~.
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioncers aud Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A sSIGNEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
n TOBACCO FACTORY IN RICHMOND, VA,
WITH COMPLETE EQUIPMENT OF MA
NIvo. bankrupt uncT an or,cr of the United St,tes
district Court f"r the Eastern District of Virginia
dated January II si VII HsT gnns lTF se =. pIi u
O'Clock p. NJ, that very valuable IoBACL0 FAC,
TORY on the southeast corner of Twenty fifth and
Main streets with lot fronting i9S trtI On Nam arn
com,nOGiUus. almost ana well arranged
for an extensive business, ,-
Al.o. the complete stock of MAGHlSERf ana
FIXTURES. combining ali of tie latest Improve
ments. composed in part rs follows:
l 3O-I!oRsE-roH7EH ENGINE,
| BOILER,
- HYDRAULIC SHAPE PRESSES,
I2 HYDRAULIC POT PRESSES,
A DoX sCEEwH tixi!ires completely,
/ HYDRAULIC PUMP.
sNhLF-pOuSD MILLS.
sOSC-roCSp MILLS.
LOTGTE% MILLS,
J.. L. MILLS.
FOrR'S MILLS,
2 ELEyES-lTilI MILLS
SHORT TEN MILL. &C. &e.
SCALES, Lr.Tr-B XES.
WuE!t-TiBbES. Kettles
TUBS. BENCIlFS,
sIDKISG-TORhCrO PRESSES A%D CUT
sniTTixG, p.LTISG.
TCLLIES. Sc. &r.
comprising, in rac; everything necessary in COM
pies e,tak i-hmant, tie machinery having cost the
bankrupt Si0,v&i since July l. 1872.
OFFICE FURNITURE:
SAFE,
/ DE>k,
LErTER-rREas sTAsDs,
CHAIRS,
CAS-FINTCRES. sc.
Terms For the real estate, cne-fcurth cash; ba-
lance 1T c,cIt. sIAtcru. and twenty-iTuc months.
The purchaser to give notes with approved security
for In, Gc!c-gci yIRcEt: title to he retained until
the said notes arc paid.
TERMS: For il= personal property, one-third
cash; balance at thrcc and six months. purchaser TO
give notes with approved security, with dccd OF
frus, ;u nalicy OF insurance thereon tn the
asst omcc. NlLiiAN Ii. ALLi'EhDiIE,
Tho orfer OF sale permits the assignee to change
the terms of alo. if c shall deem proper TO do So
OH The day OF sale.
Possession can he had In ten days after sale.
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POLICE CorRT.-~Justice While presiding.
The following cases were disposed OF yes
tcrday: .....
Buck Miller, charged with stealing $3.50
from Priscilla james, was sent to Jail for
ninety days.
Z. l.. Johnson was Gned 81 for assaalting
W. &. Baker with q coTliide. ~..
Isaac Price was sent TO jail for sixty days
for stealing IS worth OF pig iron from Jo-
scpl L. Andersen d Co.
Alexander Stephens, charged with assault
ing Ellen Stephenson and Edward W. Col
lns. was required to give surety for his good
behavior in the sum OF S20j.
Spencer Johnson was fined = for beating
his son-in-law. Thomas Graves.
William Valentine was required to give
security in The sum of $500 to keep Tue peace
towards PbIlis Smith. .
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TIE MCGlLL LITERARY SoCIGTY.--A num-
Der of young gentlemen Of this city recently
organized literary society, in the basement
of st. Peters cathedral, for the purpose OF
mutual benefit and improvement. This S t
clcty bids fair to become one of much benefit
to the young men composing it. They hold
their meetings every "Wednesday evening in
The basement of the cathedral, TO which the
public are cordially invited. The following
Gentlemen have been elected officers: Presi.
dent, John j. Mcintyre; Nicc-Prcsdent
Henry u. Boucher; Secretary, Johu Mur'
ply; Treasurer, Thomes ByrneS; Editor
Juan A. Pizzini; Critic, J. Y. keddy; Ser.
geant-atArms, Edward j. Hogan.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE CONSERVATIVE CAUCUS LAST Eve
SrHG.-The caucus Of the Conservative MEN,
bels Of the General Assembly held last eve
ming In the ball Of the House of Delegates
decided to change the time Of meeting Of the
Legislature to the lat OF january. This will
save the State number of thousands of dol
lars paid members for a ten, days Christmas
recess. In addition to this it was agreed to
elect county judges Mt this session Of the
Legislature. Of course candidates will be as
thick as blackherries.
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COMMITTEE on THE PUBLIc DEDr.-The
following is the joint committee Of the Gene
ral Assembly appointed to confer with the
bondlIo!ders Of tho State who will meet iu
in this city on the 18th OF February next
with vicw to the adjustment Of the public
debt: Messrs. Cochran. kirkpatrick, Que
seuberry, and Taylor of Norfolk on the
part of the Senate, and Messrs. Taliaferro,
Head, Gilman, CoghilI, Walker, Thomas,
and Douglass on the part Of the House.
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number of thrifty emigrants. Tue attrac-
tions offered are inexhaustible supplies
of coal, granite, water.power, lumber, ETC.,
mild climate, fertile soil, excellent water,
convenient markets, perfect toIerntion or
opinion, good newspapers. and oil the advan-
tages of religious worship, public and pri.
vate schools, and good society.
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THE WEATHER.--AboGt sunrise yesterday
there was most sudden change in the wea-
ther, the thermometer registering us low Us
IA degrees. This indicated, with one eXccp-
Lion, the coldest day we have yet had.
About 0 p. NJ. the "beautiru snow began
falling thick and fast, and continued to late
Loylr
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SurREME CcURT OF APPEALs.-Common
wealth Us. Levy Ell al, from Circuit Court of
city of Richmond. Affirmed.
Hule us. Carkson, from Circuit Court of
Lynchhurg. Reversed.
Vaughan rs. Jones, from Circuit Court Of
Petersburg. Substantially affirmed.
Court of Richmond. substantially affirmed.
ration Court of Lynchburg. Reversed.
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MAX HEYMAN & co. will sell at 10 A. M. dry
goods, clothing, boots, shoes, &c.
s. n. DAVIS viii sell mt s P. NJ. framed tenement
and lot aud vacant lot on the south side Of
Leigh street near EbcncZer church. r
". GODDIS will sellat IL NJ, IN front OF the United
States courthouse. large number OF valuable
farms in various counties Of Virginia.
THOMAS W. kEESEE Will sell at 10 4. II. furni-
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I. O. B. B.-At the annual session of Dis
trict Grand Lodge, No. 3, 1. 0. Bnai Birth,
held on the 2Gth instant, at PhiIadclphlh.
William Lovenstein, of this city, was elected
e. n. A. (presiding otllcer) of the Grand
Lodge, which consists Of lodges in the States
OF Pennsylvania, Virginia, North and South
Carolina, and Georgia
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Uy Cook & Laugiiton, Aucticnecrs,
.oruer Of Governor and Franklin streets,

CREsH GROUND MUSTARD, PEP.
II FER, GINGER, &c, AT AUCTION.-Gn
FRIDAY the Bis, instant, nj lc O'clock will sell
at our auc;ion-roons
100 six and tcn-pouud cars FRESH GROUND
AMERICAN AMI ITALIAN MUSTARD. GIN
GEs,PEPpER, ,CkEAMThRrAE, SPICES. &cs
20 otLirty-fve-pcurd kegs MUSTARD. PEPPER,
GINGER, &c fresh and desirable goods; to
which the attention Of dealers Is called.
Coca & LAUGHTON,
I, an Suctiunccrs.
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TIE EVIDENCES OF OBSTRUCTIVE T.
MS DISPLAYED IL BAT
lIE-AEEAT.
Letters. Tc?2gyaH>. Tariff Tables,
Way Bills, and IhoHosTarhic
i}n2oris Sustain hIr. Rag
lands Assertions.
TIE .t.E FOR EEsE PEOPLE
sEGSi.E-


The >"ilh1" S3hri"i"co on hoadN III"
.noflrr u!r"liU" ut the office "i the Second
,,,3i.nr Yesterday au1 resumed tEc COIL
n..i,,, or Il, C,o,,,,, ,.;,, ,,r,,,os;,. :,
.
'i''d" '''e '''''"i % wv >""'7 ''''''
i",u Company. hr>SiH. iaSi"r, Cochran.
D.!y.cnhrrry, smith, Ward. Holiday. Humid
g. aud <u,t:n., cf tine committee. were
,,.,., ,..o,,.,.,,.a ~ s.,o..o-
i"'''
Tor. lhc""in& many '''"""'i> - ''' '"I
iaiHr". m>'in"d IA" S'h'Fh i"'i'>' ia t!ic
G'." the prudiHg biz.
-, LYON. Of couu.l for The Petersburg
r..1,naG Y.,m1;uny. romulrrc.d :,Grccdings
-, in,u,fy;n-, of NJ. E.!,iu>ou nii3 j.. the
,,..-;I,ti; oi tie Put,ili,.c N,,iro ,d Com.
,nai:
Mr. Robinson replied: Mr.. Peter V.
rluI.I, .1y.
~, Lyon: Who are the directors:
Hr. UlncI (ou lrilaif Of Mr.. RGhinsam
,.Inn,; recall exactly: III l.,ct. | made :,
,..,,}. t!;roti,,r, ,iay in giyiuy from memory
-. iL of -tockhn!drr>. rene nt,"r now
:t,. H.t;iar~ of Mr. ,Iarnc< Alfred Zones. Mr.
l.,-,r -urNt,a rf AirXanrtgiG, A!aiDr VIII
i,rl l.. H,rr.. L,,,!trunnt.tiu,cin.r MarYr.
,..f !. am moi mistaken, Nr. +. y. r..
Wars rn;tia .i,rNuu aI uni positively
la reference.
Nr, I.vu9 10 Nr. Euhin,on}: notice in
j. )4.r rrin.r al ;t" Richmond, I'rc>ic,ick--
l#n.. ANA iolomA, luIrrad Company, dated
N",rUl"r -, l>t2. 4 ";:irl:c@ ot lr>.cs hy
,.,. Lower ru'"HHc line. Was iAc Lower
Vrt",%,,p lur here referred II, owned and
Goa hy the SANE Potomac @lcauib,l; Com =
1orr>
'!r. Robinson: The r1IUo.
Hr. Lyu;l: How long were the Lower 70
'r.aar boat, an:
'ir, Kou:a>ua !r;uHui rgm f1':er exactly
to. day they wcI" lut ~. Vhry a,c atjii
rl.uIa- hr:Hccn Washington a'I'i ba!titnyrv.
although ,lrin:rntIy Interrupted ~ tie ice.
~ l'Iuirl. / iiv Lower Potomac ihic colu-
u.nrcI running Elic III MAY ur ala.Ht Ike Isl!
- .'un". 1870. r." boats first l;;u daily.
rY..u .rmi-w,rhir. and tintliv We, xiv.
III. LYON: Was that ahnEt ,hr i:me Mr.
I;".,,;,-oa hrra,nc director III the rowaal.u
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AS ADVERTISING AGENTS, MESsRs. RowEIL 6
20, New York. stand IN the front rank. They are
prompt, honorable, and straightforward, and well
deserve the success they have met with. They can
always be found at ii Part Row. and arc plcasedto
have business men drop in upon them. In their
rooms can be found fi!cs Of every newspaper pull
liskcd In the United States.-Republican, Thnk.
In ooE
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MEETING OF FRIENDS OF TEMpgRAScE.-The
Friends of Temperance of Richmond and
Manchester will have o rci1nion at Trinity
church tonight. Addresses will be delivered
by Revs. \. G.. Bledsoe, w. B. McGilyray,
and others.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
Posr-O OFFICE JANUARY 20.--Hon. Alfred Nor
ton. Bank street between Ninth and Tenth
streets, Richmond, Va: William Walsh,
Richmond, Va; Miss Ida Oliver, kockMay,
Nj; DR.. Finch, care G. Z. kennon. Nor.
wood, Sublett's post-ollice, Powhatan county,
Va. james Price, Richmond, Va; DR.. u. s,
Watson, No. 1l3 west Franklin street, Rich
mcnd, Va; Henry fowler, Smiths Cross.
RoadS. Mcckicuburg county, Va.
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KINDLISG AND COOKING WOOD (seasoned pine
aud oak, prepared by steam at the Richmond wood
factory, and unsurpassed in quality and cheapncss
and fullness Of quantity. Also, cord-wood dell
yered. J.B. WATKINS
int nd l,nrN and ILL Main street.
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By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AucticIeers,
No. lli3 Main street.

rI,RUSTEEp SALE OF THE HERMIT
L AGE NURSERY. NEAR THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, By huCrinS.-Ry virtue OF the
provisions Of certain Gccd Of trust tearing DATE ON
ic eth day cf July, 1871, from !h: Virginia Nursery
and VIM Company 70 tie undersigned, trustees,
duly recorded In the o!icc Of the ctrk OF Henrco
County Court 10 SECURE me pay ent 1i , sum ol
ton Of said trust Diving thereto required Dy me
beneficiary therein scrurcd) trll ny aHction on me
premises, IN MONDAY, I'd day OF February, 1873,
ss said decd. "S'" caisis,ins I &c Of FORTY AC;Es Of
HIGIlLY-IMrEOyED LAND: forming almost
INGS, and large and beautiful grove OF oak
trees the former site of the dwclling-housc sit
naied IN an attractive locally near the Agricui-
tlra Fair Grounds, on the Hermitage read 4 lpopu-
lar driycl, within mile and quarter Of the city
of Richmond; on which land there Is now growing
cSs ss cG ArhG H TREES ito
se.ec, tve,yeiF 'sss Old APPLE TREES, eto feet
5000 orc and twc-ycar old PEAR TREES, 8 to
5000 two ana ihrse-year cid PEAR TREES, to
A full line Of cIfEREY, APRICOT, and NEc-
TAEISE TREES.
SMALL FRUITS, ASPARAGTIS BEDS, and such
other stock usually found In iirst-cIass n,;rserv:
The Hermitage Nursery Is the oldest In 'asteri
Virginia. and has III established trade through Vir-
ginia and North Carolina. and Is unsurpassed hy any
nursery in the country Ger reliability aud excellence
of ils stock. It produces Lne finest apple-trres
crown In tie Uutcd States It's soil ana Tie mild
ness OF the climate enable nuIscrymen TO produce
trees in two years fully equal 10 those grown In
PENNSYLVANIA and New York in three years, and
atforG digging aud shipping almost through
out the winter months. Situated ncar the spreading
limits Of II growing city, Its purchase would be a
handsome investment independent OF the nursery
stock.
TERMS Enough In cash 10 s;erriy The expenses Of
executing this trust and 10 pay of siH negotiable
notes for one thousand dollars EACH with interest
thereon at tie rate Of twelve per cent. per annum
from the 2Dt June. 1872 until paid tie residue Oh
such terms shall be announced ut the tttne Of sale.
j. A. RICHARDSON.
RALEIGH II. DANIEL,
Trustees.
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NoTARlEs PuBLIc.-The Governor yester.
day appointed S. NJ. shepherd, Esq. of
Greenfield. notary public for the county Of
Nelson, and r. II. Dowuman, Esq, of War.
renton, 4 notary public for Fauquier county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-30

RICHMOND, January 90, 1879.
Nessrs. Editors: The undersigned ask the favor
OF acknowledging through Your paper the receip,
of four hundred dollars 3ioo each from the "South
ern Association for the Benefit of Widows and Or
phalis," &c. We hope TO spend wisely the amount
thus kindly donated.
Mrs. Lucy A. NORTON,
President Female Humane Association.
Wn. W. PARKER, II. D.,
President Male Orphan Asylum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-30

ECONOMY rs WEALTH.-Thc photographs made
by REEs 6 co. at $3.50 per dozen are equal in every
respect TO those charged s5 for elsewhere. REEs
Co. employ none but first class artists, and judging
from the amount Of business they do their reduced
prices are success. Their large work In co,ors
aud Inia-ink Is ut their reduced rates, very cheap
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-30

NIGHT SCHOOL OF FTELEGRArHY.-a1cssrsP PAYN-
TER & McGovERN will open their NIGHT School
OF TELEGnAPHY February LIST. They have reduce
the price to :25 for night SESSIONS. Thces wishing
to enter, and t,osehuying put their names down for
hls class, will please lie on hand ut O'Clock 2, IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-30

LEVY BROTHERS offer to-day zoo dozen pnre linen
hemstitched handkcrchiefs at CSC. apiece which
Is Us low as they can be purchased for by the qual-
tity mt wholesale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-30

rENBnoBE SHIRTs.-The hest fitting shirt to be
be had is tile Pembroke. Call on 4. Il. SPENCE i
SON and leave Your measure for set Of thoni. Per
feet ct guaranteed I'm all cases or no sale.