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Cook, Andrew Washburn, and Judge A"r y
morton. Aiternates: G. Anderson, u. Il;
johnson, James Alien, c. j. Maioro' III"
Edward Davenport. aoa
The meeting In this ward was atfena leu
with the usual confusion, ana was u n ~.
most amusing character. At so late an houi,
ho,erevcr. il Is impossible to do more Ihah
give the mere business Of the mee''hs;
when the delegates had been chosen'
1,doo Morton. who was one OIL Inc mar
Jnynn white men present, made prie'
SrSaech IN which he took occasion TO remark
that the people all over the State were urea
of Conservative rule; that the !afinSis:
when assembled with their fam,lles, a,s'
c,nsed sbe question Of Conservative RUE;
and how to improve their conalt'oh "n9
free themselves from slrch men: tt'at eoou
tidiprs Of hundreds Of changes all oFei III.
State were being received every uAA .'.a'
the Republicans had one thousand majority
IN richmond: and the Conservatives, con-
nI,dcd Judre Morton, "arc fighting against
,n,, Gentlemen who have a skim = little
darker than minc--on that issue alone. and
NJ thc November election if we don't get
;uS,;rc in Virginia We know where we can
get it, lChcers and app!auSe.l
H1hc meeting then proceeded 10 Scipct
three canvasscrs for each precinct IN tue
ward. and one at large, to bring out INC
voters. ,,.
\ collection was taken up, the bcncdlc-
ton was pronounced, and the meeting ao"
iourncd.
MONROE WARD.
Gilbert Rovd chairman. The follo"ln.
were elected delegates: Gilbert Boyu. i.
jackson. Major j. J. Johnson. W. l. lai'
brourh. and p. II. Woods. AlternatcS
John Harris, William X. Trent. John Il
Brown. George f.. Bailey, and - DapheS'
CLAY WARD.
The Radicals OF Clay Ward met ut SaLnail
tan uaD. on Foushce street, ana were cai'cu
TO order by Mr.. John W. WotZ, VINO maze
:, snort address rs to.thc best method OF con
Quoting the campaign.
After Mr.. Woltz closed his remarks Cor
nciius +. Harris moved that the meeting pro
coed 10 balo! for delegates to attend Tho
convention TO be held on "Wednesday tt
nominate candidates for the House OF Dele
Gates. and resulted in the election OF the loi
loving: John ". Volt, W. III. CosS, W
II. TYLER, ". j. Sncad, and +. Ii. Hudson.
JACKSON WARD.
R.I.. Brasclman presided. The following
were elected delegates: Il. l.. l'ra>c!man
Taft Lawson. ". II. Lester. W. ii. HalrlS. anc
DR.. Henry MoSby. The following were ap
uointed alterualcS: T. &. Forester, John
Oliver, and ". G. Sclden.
HECArITULATloS.
Marshall Uard.-CharlcS Crcswcll, A
W. Wilcox, Ezra Harris, j. ?. Wynnc, Will
liam II. Carter.
Jefferson Wnrd-D. W. Bohonon, 3. "
Bragg, b. w. ellis, Richard Carter, Colin
r. Payne.
Madison Ward.-Madison Logwood, 10
scDh Cox, Captain Cook, Andrew Wash
burn, and Alfred Morton.
Monroe Ward.-G Gilbert Boyd, TIP. Jack
SOD. Major J. j. johnson, W. T. Marlborough
and z. Ii. Woods.
Clay Wd,d.-John W. Wolff, William II.
Cass, w. II. Tyler, w. j. Snead, +. II. Hud
son.
Jackson Ward-B. l.. Braselman, Taft
Lawson, w. II. Lester, w. II. Harris, ano
dr." Henry Mosby.
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CAMPAIGN Notes.-The Conservatives Of
Midlothian township met Saturday. IL
liam +. Martin, county superintendent, pre-
siding. and y. NJ. Trabuc acting as secretary.
A kelnper club was organized, with Joseph
| ID. Elicit as president and A. VI. IraDue
chairman of executive committee. Another
meeting will be held October IS. ana q Daf-
beclc given October 20.
| The Conservatives of Dale township met
catur(lay-E. NJ. Foster presiding and Will
liam f. Gill secretary. Working commit
fees were appointed, and other business o;
interest TO the cause transacted.
The Wide Awal;es have Il called meeting
tonight to make arrangements for attend
! Ing mass-meeting in Richmond.
| The Shurkmsty Convention meets at Mid
lothian on Wednesday.
| Small Radical meetings were held last
week at Chester and the Old Courthouse.
Personal NorEs.--Thomas j. Waymack
has returned 10 the Mother State alter
brief residence in New York.
b. y. Hancock, Esq, comfy Superln-
tendent Of public schools, was in town yes.
terday, after long illness.
David BlackShirc, Il gallant member OF
| Barksdalc's Mississippi brigade, died yeStcr-
day after a long illness. He was in great
| restitution. He will be buried ut Soldiers
cemetery this evening.
All the county officers, politicians, and &C.
| ebrities of note were in town yesterday
| evening; among the latter General K. Lind
say Walker.
THE PUBLIC ScHooLs.-The public schools
are in tlourishing condition. At the fe-
| male high school of Mrs. j. l.. Walker
| the following pupils, being perfect i'll reclta-
| tions and department for the week ending
i October 18th, were placed upon the roll OF
| honor: Misses Fannie B. Toler and Nam
ME Snellings.
| CORRECTIONS e. Owen, T. NJ.
| Bott, aud II. B. Owen should have been Oh
| Joint Committee Of Arrangements for State
Council instead Of others published yester-
day. $685.. ... ....s....s
DELEGATES ELEcTED.-MeSsrs. |. c. wells,
d. J. Weisiger, and s. Carter WelslSer nave
been elected directors to represent MancheS-
ter Methodist Sunday school in the Sunday
School Union for the ensuing year. Inc
other directors are Rev. W. e. Lumpkln,
Superintendent r. G. Latham. and Assistant
Superintendent +. Gary, er-offcto members
The JEFFERSON SoclETY.-The Jefferson
Literary Society will tonight discuss the
question Were the Allied Powers justltia-
bic in banishing Napoleon to st. Helena =
TIE CorRrs.-The County Court of Ches-
terrified commenced its regular monthly term
Yesterday, but was occupied in unmportant
civil business.
Justice Chiles had the usual number OF
Monday morning cases before him, and the
town finances were augmented.
MINOR TopIcs.-Superintendent W. +.
Gill of the county poor-housc. reports Is
inmates in that institution.
W. T. LiIhgow. Esq, commenced taking
the census yesterday.
The protractcd meeting at the Methodist
church will continue this week. Services at
10 =. NJ.
Colonel Woodbridge commences collecting
taxes at Chester to-day.
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L1BE.lL DosAr1oNs.- Lodge: i:
o. Is. B., has contributed 800 for the Hhel
of their suffering brethren in Memphis. :,
Yesterday Messrs. NJ. /. Straus and N:
uutzler collected the handsome sum OF fl4S
ferers in Memphis, regardless of religious
sect. The Ladies' Hebrew Memorial Asso-
ciation have also contributed $50 for the
same purpose. a. AZ,
Mr.. George r. Pace, treasurer of the Ma
sonic fund for the relief Of the Memphis SUI il,
ferers, received 1855 yesterday, being but
martial returns from the committees OPP
pointed Saturday night to make collections
lie made remittance to Memphis last , nlgGit T.
On Sunday class of twelve scholars ;, II, Il
the Leigh-Street Baptist c hurch SUNDAY
school Contributed $40 to the. Memphis sui
ferers. At the conclusion of the sermon
Rev. J. R. Garlick, pastor, requested tho g
| of the congregation who intended TO give &c
this worthy object to send in their contrlbli
tons on Monday, SO that the amounts could
| bc forwarded on Tuesday.
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BY Cook & Laught0n, AuctIUnter5'
corner Governor and Franklin streets.
TnEG ANT HOUSEHOLD FURNl-
TURE,
-. SPLENDID PARLOR CARPETS
MIRRORS,
SUPERIOR 7-OCTAyE PIANO,
&c, &c, &C.,
AT AUCTION.

On WEDNESDAY the 10th instant, at 10H
o'clock we VII sell at ON me sdn, ThIrd Street
nq S OF HoWsEo fs
FURNITURE, &c, consisting In part Oh
One very handsome 7.OCTAYE ROSEWOOD
CASE PIANO regarded as very superior ID,
strument, with handsome cover, STOOL ana
sup mbs' Es1NsaGiHIisH BRUSSELS PARLoR CAR
PETS, covering rooms II ny 10 ieel, Win VII.
RUGS and HASsoCKS to match, OF beautiful
One elegant ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUIT covered
with BLUE SILK Observation-Disclosures osst
One n'e elegant POLISHED wALNuT PARLoR
, SUIT covered with STRIrED REPs-nlade To
sn srSer Ro - ihy fa3}b ErAeKaE with PLATE
MIRRORS and MARBLE SLAB elaboratei ny
carved -as handsomely finished as can DC
L,r pSukle' FRENcH-pLATE MANTEL MIR
NOR In ORNAMENTAL GIT FRAME
Handsome LACE uUHTAINS and CUl;HlCES for
Bea iTIf ' oiLED WALNUT HALL SUIT, the
KATSTnGPP Tf rs PF nSGY Ff CHAIRS
Very Very line ENGLISH BhussELs sTAlR-CAF-
One r :P;P1n.qb EEENSH EAHNur POLISHED
Snncrior FEATHER BEDS. ..,.,,r .,.,
One very HAHDSUME Sl aHd Mill Ton TSi
super Ter hBBiRUs>ELs and THREE-PI.I CHAM
BER tAkItlS,
TOILET SETS.
DRUGGETS, LOUNGES: r,r.e,, ,,,
SPLENDID WALNUT IHtNA-PREeS, h'hu-
soIncly carved aud best make;
OAK DINlNG-RUOM tlIAlR-: ,r,D,r
Large size WALNUT tNIkSsloN-1ebHE'
l;ca,ijrui FRESCH CHINA TEA SET OF hify-
~od E'': asSort,m"nt Of CHINA and GLASS
WARE, &c, &c.
The especial attention Of the pubic Is tal ~
this sale Most OF the furnl urc VS. ' i 1872.
own rIsc has been used only IL" ih'H'"s' anu -
in rs perfect condition when hnllsh': cr,,, ~ 4.
nc mu N i'm order 10 allow al examination
VI. uilti H., ., ~. " ttUI,n IL LAUHIIiON,
dci"ic ."I saw AuctloncerS.
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By Grlb.,s 4 Williams
RAILROAD Elm -.


60 90 Ess I 4 - -
RICHMOND AND DASyILLE RAILROAD
OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT. I
RICHMOND, VA. October IL, 1873.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-Aiter the
" 18th instant trains on this road will run daily
us follows: ~
SOUTHERN Express leaves Richmond at A.
M leaves DanyilIe ut l2:4S l.. NJ, leaves Greens
boro' at $3.50 L. NJ: arrives at AIRLINE Junction
ut s p NJ, arrives ut Charlotte ut S:1 L. VI.
THROUGH MAIL leaves Richmond 1T l:2S L. III.
Leaves Danville Il OLE u. NJ leaves Greensboro al
1920 4. VI; arrives at Charlotte at 4:35 4. NJ.
I.YSCIIBURG PASSENGER leaves Richmond at
9:I2 \. NJ, leaves Burkeville AT 1:2U L. ~; ar
rivcsat Lynchburg 1T 4:40 7. NJ.
GOING EAST.
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW York EMPRESS
leaves Charlotte at S:l5 A. NJ, leaves AIRLINE
junction at $50 A. NJ. leaves Greensboro al
l2:45 L. ~, leaves Dauyille al 3:12 L. ~; ar
rivcs at Richmond 1T 10:l7 u. NJ.
THROUGH MAIL leaves Charlotte 1T 10 p NJ.
leaves Greensboro ut $3.50 All, leaves Danville
at 6:2O A. NJ, leaves HurkGvflle At 1l:35 4. NJ.
arrives IN Richmond 1T 2:17 p. NJ.
burg ut l +. NJ, leaves Burkcyille 1T 1:3o \. VI.
arrives at Richmond III S:4i i. VI.
The New Orleans and New York Express stops
for passengers IT all regular stations between
Greensboro ard Burkcrilc, but will not stop elsl
of Burkevile.
Through tickets sold TO all points south and west
''N ''''9'' II. M. r. TALCOTT.
oc II Engineer and superintendent.
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CHURCH NOTES.
MEETING OF THE BAPTIST SUNDAY
sc,IooI, sOCIETY-THE ME ii o ID ) i
DDITIONSApREsBfTE
SIyNnAY-sCHOOL UNION, &C.

Sunday promised to be gloomy day, FOL
carly In the morning it rained good deal
and Mt one time 1t looked as though 1t woulo
continue, during the entire day. Such was
mt the case, however, and the churches
we're well attended, and the services OF the
usual interest.
BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Zap
fist Sunday.School Association was held on
sunday afternoon at the Sidney church.
The Presidcnt-J. Is. Winston, Esq,
cupicd the chair. ,,,..;,o;,o
The Sidney Sunday school led the singing
and PRAYER was offered by Rev. j. " illiall
Jones. -- ,,.o,s
The monthly and quarterly reports were
nevt presented. rs follows-ylZ.:
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

TOR SALE. A DESIRABLE FARM OF
a FOUR HUNDRED AND TWESTf-Si
ACRES OF LAND, about ten miles from the cltr
of Richmond. about our-half cleared aud one llf
in timber. A meadow of about seventy,iive acres
can be secured with little trouble from when ltree
uuontiticS of hav have been cut. IL Is supposed
that scam of coal undcri"s the farm. as coal Is
being mined both above aud below 1t. school anu
church within one and 4 half miles. Dwelling
twelve roolns-hrick neat-houSe. AMI some other
iniIninpS TO make Il sale at once, well offer Il
great bargain. ". R.IOi.h ~,
Real Ecstatc Agents aud Auclioncers,
oc II -TIhS,NSW No. Tenth street.
TOR SALE PRIVATELY, SEVERAL
4 NEW HOUSES. now renting from 80 to
$50 pcr month. Prices from $500 tn 81 900.
Also, valuable uninprorcd property In sood To-
calitics Terms liberal. Apply 10
MOODY & ROTALL,
Rcal Estate Agents and AuctinncerS,
Office corner Of Seventh and Hull streets.
oc11 Manchester. Sa.
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/ CONCORD AND DELAWARE GRAPEs.-Anoth'
fine lot Of this fruit tust received by PIZZINI
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
By W. Goddfn,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF FOURTEEN
oLUTS IN RUTHERFOORD'S ADDITION,
ON UNION HILL, BOUNDED BY TME i I,,.,,
he sold ut auction, on the premises. ON MONDAY
the goth October. 1873, ut O'Clock z. NJ, FOUR
TEEN BEAUTIFUL LOTS, located as above, each
,aviug fronts on the east OF Twcntyninth and west
OF Thirtieth street of about rs feet running back
on the south side of street go feet to Ill alley
feet WIDE
TO persons OF small means these lots present
pecuI lar advantages because they are only about
thus being exempt from city taxes, ana are In an
improving locality.
Terms: One-fourth cash; balance at four, eight,
and twelve months, bearing interest, &c.
&c Ia W.GODDlN, Aucti0Deer.
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CONSERVATIVE MASS MEET1SG.-Therc VIII
be a Conservative mass-meeting under the
auspices of the kemper kampaign klu6 TO-
Goode, Jr.. of Norfolk city Major Charles
S. Stripgfellow. of Petersburg; Hon. w. w.
Walker, of Westmoreland; and Colonel
John S. Mosby, of Fauquier, have an
nounced that they will certainly be present
and address this meeting, which will be held
under the auspices of tlf club.
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BY w. Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

UCTION SALE OF GRANITE-FRONT
n BUILDING KNOWN AS THE SOUTH
SIDEHOUSE," On THE SOUTH SIDE OF BYRD
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS
On FRIDAY the l 7th day Of October, 1873, at
O'Clock r. NJ, we win sell the GRANlTE-FRoSI
BUILDING No. 919. south side OF Byrd street be-
tween Ninth and Tenth, fronting twenty feet three
Inches on Byrd, aud running hack seventy-tve feet
with all the rights, privileges, aud appurtenances
thereto BELONGING ra s propt must shortiv hc
come very valuable. 81 =
J TERMS: One-fourti cash balance at six. Twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. Interest
added, and secured 10y trust deed.
4. w. SULLIVAN,
KATE XXX,
ocIl j. :. KIRK.
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I,y Coulling 4 Pendlcton.
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneefs'
No. 1901, corner Tenth and Bank streets.

THOR SALE, "WOoDBINE,' THAT
REAUTIFUL AND ATTRACTIVE ST.
EITRBhN Residence Situated on THE
B0AD LEADING FROM MECHASiCSVILLE
T'URSPiKE 70 MEAD1WhRlDGE ROAD, M
NrnI ATELY OPPOSITE BILLS FARM, ONE.
ND 4 HALF MILES FROM RICHMOND.-We
viii offer for sale at public auction on the pre-.
IL o'clock p. NJ, az o0DBIXE,m that beautiful
suburban residence with TlIlRTEEN AMI
TIiREF-Q GARTER ACRES OF LAND, locate!
as above. The improvements consist of an clc:ant
FRAME DIV ELLING with five rooms: kitchen
with two rooms; wood and coal-houscs. stables.
sheds &C.: Ill OF which entirely new. having
been ,lilt only twelve months ago. Large trout
anu back yards with Shadc-trees. and well enclosed
with p;i!iug fences; and we'll OF excellent water
In the back yard.
The land is in good state Of cultivation aud Is
finely atdptc,! to gardening purpO.cS
The ncarnc,s t. the city makes this property very
desirable. aad The at'cIrion of parties Wishing Il
suburban residence Is here called.
TERMS One-llalf cash; balance at siXand twelve
months. with eight per cent. interest added and Sc
cured by trust deed on the property.
COULLIhG L PENDLETOS.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
No. 1901. corner Tenth and Bank streets.
nh
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BY w. Goddir
BY w. Goddin,
Auctionccr and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF EIGHTEEN
- HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS II vADESS
CHESTER, ON HULL AND DECAT UR
STREETS AS CONTINUED.-Will be sold at auc.
ton. On the premises, Oh TUESDAY the Isl g, u
October. 1913, 1T 4 O'Clock Z. NJ, EIGuTEEN
HANDSOME LOTS located as above, Eight OF
them Nos. 3S to TO inclusive, front on the easy ine
elusive front on the west line of Decatur street, and
each run back l57 feet
TO persons of limited means these lots prcsehh eH-
ceIleIit opportunities for safe lnvestIre nts.
TERMS: Dnc-fhird cash; balance ut ionr ana
nc ii GUDDIN. Auctioncer.
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The WEATHER. Yesterday morning was
the coolest of the season so far, the mercury
in the thermometer (Fahrenheit) indicating
43 degrees. There was also the heaviest
frost which has fallen this fall. In the city
ii was not sufficient to do any material dam.
age, but in the lowlands and bottoms of the
surrounding country the more tender yege.
tation mast have been much injured.
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BY Grubbs K Williams.
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ Beautiful
l. LOT OF GROUND. ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF MAIN STREET RETWEtS MADISON AND
BELVIDERE STREETS. AT Al tTIoN.--Dy s!r-
tue Of deed Of trust eNccated by the trustee. for
Mrs. q. b. Goddn To the subscriber ~ trustee dated
l>t Of October, 1872, and duly recorded In fich-
mond Chanccry Court Office. being thereto rc,iuil':
willsc at auction, npon the prc,r SEES on I'll re-.
DAY. october 9th. ut ~ O'Clock L. NJ. the LOT
above referred to, ~ jui0ng The Parh Race 70" Oh
the east side.
The lot l. 30xl5S feet Ia IN alley sixteen feet
wide and Is located In OF The most rapidly I'M
proving situations in the city.
TERMS: About $3.50 cash: the residue upon
terms To be made known at the time Of sale.
w. BOWIE. Trustee.
GRTRES & WILLIAMS. Auctinnctrs. oc y
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.sIr i, by james u. TAYLOR = Son. g18s
, Real Estate Agents and Aaeuoneers. i
Office corner eleventh aud Bank streets.

ry,HAT> DEsIRABLE BRICK DWELL,
4 ING, fNotF 1851 on THE East SipiE. w SE
HROOk AVENUE BETWEEN Clan ~
LEIGH STREETS FOR AALE AT AuSlliUUss;T
We Will sellupon the premises, on WEpn s,n t,r,
October S73, at 4ho'clOck r NJ. s,s,h Swn
stories above the basement conrannS nse p ',hIy
and In perfect order, just having bsen im s.eS
painted, sc. The lot fronts 20 ieet f"hiiAS SA>>
about $50 feet 10 q wide alley. g.. ,.Y.,va
TERMS: -ihini cash; balance AZ sS, tms n,Ss
eighteen twenty -four thirty, and thlrty.sA moa.n
fnr negotiable notes with eight per eeiis in'e'@'S
added aud secured by D teeS Of trust. COW
$500" sts4 ' 49, JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Sun,
| II - Il ss.ee'' Aucsloneeis.
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RCSAwAy ACCIDENT Yesterday morning
horse attached to the buteher.wsgon of
MIR. Frick, at the Second Market, becoming
frightened, ran Off, and scattered the people
generally In his flight. He ran over and
Knocked down negro huckster 10y the
name OF Lindsey, who was quite seriously
injured.
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REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF SILK HATS
Owing to the bard times Forth MeSsrs. L. WEISIGER
l. CO., 1901 Main street, have been enabled to pur-
chase their silk hats at reduced prices. aud can now
sell al IS hat for ~, and a 81 hat for IS. These
goods are warranted TO be of the very latest styles
and made by the best manufacturers.
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COMMITTEE MEkTING.-A meeting of the
Executive Committee of the Monroe Ward
Conservative Club will be held this evening
mt S O'Clock at Concordi Hall, Broad street.
Business of importance will be brought be-
fore the committee.
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SENT TO THE CHAlS-GASG FOR TWELVE
NfoSTns.-In the Hastings Court yesterday
w. T. Dickinson was tried for felonloiisly
assaulting Henry Garnet, found Sulily,
fined one cent, and sent to the chain-gang LOT
Twelve months.
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BY Moody & Royail.
Real Estate Agents and AuctloDcers,
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.
BY Moody & RoYnll.


TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME
Il AND TRULY DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
ON DECATUR STREET BETWEEN ELE-
EENTU AND TWELFTH STREETS. MAN
CHESTER. Na.-By virtue of 4 der,! of trust exc
cuted by William L. Lithgow, trustee. and A. z.
Litllgow and Martha NJ. his wife. 10 the UNDER
signed, bearing date on the 1T day OF October,
1872, and duly recorded In The clerks office Of
Chesterfield County Court, ~. b.. vol. 90 page
G73. shall expose for sale at public auction on
the premises, on SATURDAY. October 10, 1873,
at 8 O'Clock p. NJ, the handsome RESIDENCE
located as above, now In the occupancy Of Mrs. 4.
i. Lithgow.
The lot fronts 60 feet on the said Decatur street
Ivy 1872 feet beautiful two.story framed building
new. containing six rooms and wide passage fine
well of water in the yard good kitchen wood and
c3a-houses.
This property Is handsomely located In pleasant
neighborhood convenient To churches, market, AMI
all the public places, &c.
TERMS : Cash Us IL the balance due on a note
Of 1925 with interest from October l, 1872. and
the expenses OF this SALE and the balance In install
mems rs follows: Note fuiling due April 1873:
and the residue lif any ON such terms h VIII be
made known on day Of sale
oc ll-tdS AUGUSTINE ROYALL, Trustee.
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AnctiOuccr and Real Estate Agent.
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

corner OF Eleventh. and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES AND AsSIGNEE's SALE
IiTSbRED AND TWENTl-SkyhN ACRES
a TME wrap Of TnE r N HpnH +, :.
MOND; AED OF Two SMAIAkR UAESt NEhK
TIIERETO, CONTAINING ~ SpkCTlEtLl
FORTY AND THEEE-2rAkrT1EE; A ~ ,. Az
BY virtue of deed OF trust executed TO the nncI
signed, ". Goddin- by hr. John &. l:nmpkin ana
wife, hearing date the 2Glh May. lStl, ouiN re-
nm order in bankruptcy entered on the I'd day Of
October, 1879 the uncrSEncd, Jon =; .t n
assignee o,a S Ss L M pr,ior " ON the r.n-
iScs, at Meclanicsville the residence of pr. Lump,
Kin TUESDAY the 14th October, lS -; ;, ai
O'Clock r. NJ, (if fair II not. the first fardlS tlcfc-
T5s o 5he i knEwn IS EAtSAy
a Np X SFySy tkEt of
cighty-siX acres are i'll original EloWli " Jam
hickory. ASH gum &C.: balance open iauo, OF eood
con .isting of Il Handsome DWELLlN NC containing
eleven rooms; office, school-hoMse lrS; NC. asu 81,
storehoss workshops &c ne for sbout 900
The dwelling is surrounded by grove oi oaks.
This farm Will he subdvded into thr G or iour
smaller parcels so as to sell with the dwelling sew
enty-scvcu acres and Then the remaining Z3U acres
i'm two three. or four parcels laving fronts on tie
turnpIke) rs may be determined on III the ho"r VI
After this, will be sold the TWO SMALL FARMS,
one containing FORTY AND IHREE-S ~ nEh
Kin. nearly opposite the farm Of Major 70. T.
Archer. having thereon new and comfortable
dwelling with four rooms, and the and IS aaInlra
Div we'll adapted for vegetables, &c. The other con-
taIning FORTY-ONE AND SEVES-ElGHTHs
AXES, distant aiout mile from the turnpike,
on which there is comforta bic dwelling Contain
ing three. rooms about twenty acres cleared bal.
ancc in wood OF excellent quality. Plats of the land
will be exhibited at the sale.
The foregoing property is admirably well loca-
ted In desirable neighborhood. on an excellent
turnpike, and is justly regarded as the most valtla
Bile that has been on the market for 4 long time
and as the sale will be pcrcmptory, persons are III
yiied TO attend. . -
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance at /, 8. ana
70 months for negotiable notes, interest added, ana
title retained till all Of the purchase money Is pald.
- W.GODDIS. Trustee.
nc q Holm A. LYMAN. Asst npc.