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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-01
JOHN G.. BROW y.
BY order of the governor
JOHN :. WILKINS,
Private Secretary.
The Treasury AT wash
ingtOn.

WAsHINuToN, Oct. lS.-Superyi-
sing Architect Mullet, in his report
to Secretary Richardson in regard
TO the increased accommodations
needed in the treasury department,
says: / see NJ means Of providing
additional accommodations for any
of the officers Of this department
unless arrangements can be made
TO remove some of the bureau, or
make i division of clerks, the build
ing being ut present entirely made
quate IN size tor the proper trans
action Of its business. The rebuild
ing Of the old portion would add
very materially to the size of the
building, and give an increase of
accommodation in the wings one
third beyond the present capacity.
The estimates of General Babcock
superintendent Of public buildings
and grounds, for the tisca! year
ending June 80, 1874, amount to
SS29,042, Of which S55, 1856 is for
salaries, and 100000 for repairing
and relurnishing the executive man
sion, continuing the improvements
to the greenhouse, etc
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-01
Saturday, October 18th, 1873,

within legal hours, tine following describe
property, tp-wIt-
~ltu1tcd Iu Madison County, Tennessee. ant
bounded as follows Beginning ~ stake, th,
East boundary line of "a -uu1 acre tract Of lan6
ian thr name of James EycrS. tuf which this
p-rt and DIES EUatri On tHr division of sail PAX
acre tract, as lot No. ., allotted To Amelia
Wmto,) and She Northeast corner oT lot No. a.
runs West with Thomas Bond r line 2gJ pole.
20 q stake; thence North - It'll the lines Of VIM
walker and Hugh tlark's estate, 30 poles b.
stake; thence East with ". \ Newborn = line
2Hp poles TO stake; then South with the line col
Lewis Bond and John Bond. 81 poles 10 IN,
beginning. containing 5Ha acres.
Tile above tract viii hr sold eUtlrpu or divide
into two tracts % desired. 10 Will hC sold fOl
PARTITION among the petitioners in the abUv,
Cs4U~,.
TERMS OF >ALE.-guc third cash, balance
IN two equal inStalimcut-, due at On- and tvs,
years from day uf sale. Good security Required
and % lien retained.
ID. VI. WISDOM, G. an
Iom!!u a IumlIn, SOILS. OCtl-4y-
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-01
Piles Cured

hI;. j. A. CLOpTON. OF Huntsville Aid,
J may Doe consulted la Jackson, from the
Ggh 10 the 10th OF November. re treats with
universal success, Piles, FI-tula, STRUCTURES,
l'OlypOUs, Ulcers, JumOrs, Wens, Enlarge
meuI Of the joints, Rheumatic affections.
Special attention given 10 an disease pccu-
liar 20 Females. Or. 4 operates with perfect
success for llurr-hp, making the mp 20 perfect
that % could not seen ten let on, that there
was any drfgrmItv Octl--4W.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-01
Special Notice

~ accordance with the requirements of our
/ respective Roads, we Will deliver no freight
from and after the Ilth isn't, until all charges
pail GEO. q. HUGHES
Agent Miss. Central K. f.
.iND. l. pAIiIAM-
pr,TE--Tg AGENT NJ. d %. K. Il.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-01
FARM for SALE

l WISH TO SELL MY ARM OF l2j ACRES,
i lying northwest OF Jackson. said farm is
IN Il coed state OF cultivation, with good build
ngs and we'll watcrCd. There are about four
teen acres in choice fruit trees, anu about three
on four acres in Strawberries and ruspbrrricS.
The farm is we'll suited for fruit vegetable ahd
gardening business. Price $50. 90 per acre.
/ VIII also sell four or five unimprOYcd town
lots. viii also sell or rent the house thar
now live in. wish To sell for the reason that
my health Is bad and / want 10 retire from
business and get out of debt.
July -, 12-I l.. GOODELL.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-01
Valuable City Property
FOR RENT and SALE,
One Mile East Court Square

INOR RENT, MY RESIDENCE, ONE STORY
L FRAME, four large rooms, Basement,
Kitchen, Servants Room and Stables, Cribs,
etc, etc. Good Well Of water near the door.
Five acres in the lot Ia acres in clover. Price
So monthly I'm advance. Possession given lSt
January, Ie34.
FOR >ALE.-TwO HOUSES and Lois adJoIu-
ing my residence. one lot acres, House OF
four roOps and necessary Out-hOuscs IL good
order.
one lot of { acres; House two rooms, hail
and Out-hou>es, all new and ia good order.
bargains to bc had at private sale. II not
sold privately before, viii be sold at Court
House door LIST Monday in Decsmber next for
Cash. Examine this property II you want to
buy. :. w. BOON,
scplj-lIW. CLERK Circuit Court.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-01
To the Citizens Of Madison
County.

V'HE last County Court elected me surveyor
I OF your Couuty. am ready Tor work in my
profession, guaranteeing proficiency and skin
in the execution Of All do. You can consult
mr by mall or in person by calling al the resi-
dencc or air. f.. -. Theus, near the Mobile ~
ohio Depot, where / viii Dee found WHEN not
engaged. orders LEFT with the County Court
Clerk Will Dee attended 10.
octts-lin r W. CAMPBELL.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-01
Monday. 10th Day Of November, 1879

the following described tract Of land, lying IA
the l4th Civil District Of Madison county:
Ior' ! land on the Fenner road, running south
% poles 70 a stake; thence west 1910 poles 10
"a hickory; thence south a. west - poles 70 ID.
HOpper's corner; thence north 90 west -
poles 10 u Hopper's corner; thence north 30
west Isl poles 10 ID. HOpper's lines thence east
with his line - poles 70 a stake on Anderson 5
west boundary line; thence south - poles 10 "a
stake on AudersOns corner; thence ll2 poles 10
the beginning, estimated 70 contain $50 acres.
Equity Of redemption barred
-. l.. CARPENTER,
...tr--g.r Trustee
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-01
JAMES BRIGHT.
ODD FELLOWS FEMALE COLLEGE
Humboldt, Tennessee.
CORPS DC TEACHERS

CORPS TEACHERS:
REV. G. ". JOHNSTON AN, LID, President,
Ancient Natural and Philosophy.
Miss G. L. JESSE MA,
Modern and Mathematics.
Mrs. l.. !. JOHNSTON,
Academic
Miss NJ W. FERRILL,
Preparatory Department and CaIslhcuics.
Mrs. G. c. TAYLOR
Primary Department.
Miss E. NJ. AMES,
instrumental Vocal MusiF.
Miss STILLWELL, Assistant in InstrUmcntN Music.
tenn NIruIay)
VI day nJuneI S1i
Charges weeks, and
Balance Due Middle Session.
nrs
row hyIclul lIuua IuIapa ur,
O Fl re dis 5 s o
rrivcI
o he h The clue ruunisfn
Circular
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-01

Trustees Sale of Real Estate

DY virtue Of a deed OF Trust from W r.
u and -. 4. Jones 10 tine undersigned -
trustee executed and registered on the 9TH OF
February, l-72, in Trust Deed Book No. !,
ID. 4sl, REGISTERS Office, Madison county
Tenn, and an amended deed from same 10
same, executed l2th February, lsi2, WaIElug
euuIfv Of redemption l Will sell u public
auction for cash. before the North door Of tile
LuuFf U0usr ~ JArhaun. on
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-01

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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-01

We touch'G his hand, Twas cold anu chill,
lie spoke no word, nor wept, nor smiled;
We touch'd his cheek, twas colder stlll,
go home, 20 home" the stranger said
He'd gone, dear boy, for he was dead,
The Grunkard's child.
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e may Sly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-19
/! y By James M.lTayiur d Son,
Real Estate Agents and Ahctioneers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
r1,RUsTEEs, ssALE of THAT lvALU

'ttRUSTEESF SALE OF THAT FALU-
RGEnEAt T ka6WS IN1 THE G dES
5 6SMISi s. 'sgsAK SSRlNEksY, tLso,, 4
as II DEED sl ssssas & g. d
tees for the benefit Of che creditors OF the Old
Dominion Sugar Refining Company, dated Feb
offc5 OF. Richmond Chsncery Cetrt, IL q. b
Ss o. paS e. we w r eel e 1
ss2sIsHs & Ks. FIJI ya
BOOK Gr se ns oa Is s rum
lngback 49, feet: "A lso, u LOT fronting 81 by lO2
fee! On th north eide q Dock street between
and desirable dve-story BRICK STORE-HOUSE,
No; Both houses built of the very best material.
IN arst-class sugar refinery. which was purchased
ieSs thao two years asp ut cost of over S9o,een.
doeR reae s sg es
ufacturing purposes, particularly for sugar refine
" and this ae should attract the special attention
sails for purrhase privately In part as whole
1.-THE trustees In previous deeds uniting In the con-
veyance to the purchaser)i except as to two deeds
securing notes amounting to about 5000, which
BY the couns Who Is entitled to these notes bur as
to THIS part Of the purchase money the purchaser
a ssS Is ose
TERMS One-ihfrd Of the entire purchase money
cash; o., 300 In bond pasable on The above cond
ton iat eighteen months, beittg Interest from the
day or August 1857; $4,000 In bond payable on
said condition dg1st /, ts7e. bearihg interest only
from maturity and Gle balance In negotiable notes
Interest added, dist buted az fofows.-giz. Two
ninths or tie entire purchase-1noney al six months
twonihths at twelve months, aud the remainder at
eighteen months. Only six per cent. interest will
CURED by q deed of trust Upon the property ;,
a. F. F..eH. 4 WasRWTseMK IrH' { Trustees.
e. JAMES II. TAYLOR & Son, Auctioneers.,
my 20 .-'.A5, = :. : :, 80 = =. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-19
BY Cook & Laughton, Aucuoneers,
corner Franklin and Governor streets.

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD. FURNI
CHINE, &c, AT AtCTION-ol
MONDAY the I'D instant at 70 o'clock we vii
sell at the residence of Mr.. j. " Terry, No. 271C
Grace street bet ween Twenty seventh and Twenty
eighth streets, his elegant assortment " HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, consisting Of
One splendid seven-octaye STEINWAY, UP-
Eles hth Wh aISTn' HA1R-cLorH PARLoE
T J, r. CARPETS and RUGS
One superior WALNUT ETAGERE with marble
Handsome MARBLE-TOP ,PARLoR-TABLEs,
HALL and STAIR OIL-CLUTHS,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ...--
One BAsE-BURNEK COAL-STOVE good az
new, lu ..- 80
One Wheeler & Wilson SEWING-MACHlNE with
all the latest improvements; '.
The dining room IS furnished With
Handsome WALNUT stMARBLE-SLAB ETA.
. GERE SIDEBOARD;
WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE, REFRIGE'
p1N IN oki CHAIRS Cha CARPET,
CHINA DINNER and TEA SETS,
GLASSWARE, &C. &c. 49,
The chambers are furnished with beautiful suits
of OILED WALNUT FURNITURE completely
with II AIR aud SflUCK MATTRESSES (springsl,
TOILET and FINE CHAMBER SETS, BED
! " verv handsome WALNUT WARDROBE:
Several fine CiIROMOS, a....
WINDOW SHADES, &c.
The whole Of the above was recently puIchaseo
new has been well-kept. and merits the ATTENTION
of BUYERS 80 COOK & LAUGHTON,
te 10 Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-19
BY Isbell s. Son,
Auctioneess and Real Estate Agents,
No. s Eleventh street. between Main anu Bank

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
EiFARM, SAW-MfLL, CORN-MtLL, md "
FLOUR-MiLL, ABOUT Ten MILES WEST "
THE CITY OF RICHMOND. AND WITHIN =, A
QUARTER OF a MILE OF IHg RlCHMpo M
ROAD, AT AUC1 ION.7By virtue OF Geea OF
trust executed to David j. Saunders and Ihomas
Potts, trustees, for the benefit of the creators OF
Glazebrook & ihomas, bearlng date on tne 2ItD uat
of March, 1879 Of record III the clerks once OF ple
Clancery Court Of the city Of Richnond 1, the IN
public auction, ut II O'Clock NJ, ut denrico county
rl-house, on MONDAY the 18th d;ty of July 1879
that being court-day, the following propcrty-te
VALUABLE FARM in the county of Henrico,
about ten miles west Of the city of RICHMOND and
Fredericksburg and Potomac rauroa q, al which The
cars stop twice each day, containing four hundred
and thirt acres with al eIcele!st frame dwell
ing thereon, having seven rooms; Kitchen. barn
stables and other necessary out-houses This farm
is said TO be well wooded, and from its railroad ac.
and easy access to market 1t may be
said to be notpnly desirable rs a resldsce Dnt pre-
SCENTS to wood dealers a rare opportunity Tor pro-
fifable investment. a.. r.ar,s I. i.
! LOT OF LAND containing about SIX acres, lying
COUNTY, With saw-mill. corn-mhl, and f9nr-nill
on good stream, with large patronage. Ine noui
made at this mill is Of most excellent aluality.
: lot OF GROUND, with q storeho use tiereon
containing one acre, in Dover townsh ~, ptar tut
Ma,Iakn Works, on the James River ~ ~ AanaWna
CANAL Said to be good stand for 9lsihess' ,d,,
TERMS One-third cash the residue on cie .t,
of SIX and twelve months, for negotiable notes VIII
Interest added and deeds of trust upon ina property
TO secure the oe'erfeu pay n's THOMAS POTTS.
10 N ., %. as.iy1Sdtds Surviving Trustee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-19

lnr PsLaTIOSs OF Tuh RACES IN THE
& N thlmma corrc, pUndence OF New
,..l rrles Republican,. il have been spe-
...., ch>crvant during my journey, ana
..,.., nv arrival. of the relation and bearing
DID,, 80 white and negro races toward each
..,, and OF the bearing and demeanor "
... 1,..ro., themselves. can detect In the
..,rJ1ur.c Of the races nothing that distln-
shed II from that prevailing III our north
~ State. TT!c, the blacks are not per-
..,,,l 10 occupy the same cars upon rail-
. al: Win whites, except where they appear
, -,-,a.ts. nurses, or attendants; but how
~, J, i since in our own city Of New York
,rJ cars were an institution: In the
,-..ar, intercourse l could see nothing
-. WIS distinctive or noticeable. When l
ali how short i the time since the rela-
, 80 he'wecn these races WAS that Of master
.ni slave, absolute doDination on the one
,.nd and abiect Suhiugation on the other,
,rrj reflected further upon the violence with
v.r,h these relations have been severed,
~, o! ai that this severance implies. mar
VI more and more each hour ~ behold
- natural and commonplace the new and
nd order ut things has become.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-19
~ BY MN. Lee,
tAucuoneer and Real Estate Agent,
1aIA Main street. 80 y .
rNRUsTEEs, SALE or THAT TRULY

TRUsTEEs, SALE OF THAT TRULY
l. VALUABLE BRtEK md IReN. sToRt
sEYESfEENTH sTREET. At IHE HEAD OF
THE DoGKABy'y virtue or deed Of .ts1gt execn'
ted 10 us rs trustees, dated the 18th OF May, lsa
and recorded Iii the Office Of the LhanfePy pi
Richmond, In r. B ga, B. folio 1s3, and ut the re.
gnestos The creditor serurea thereby ae Wall gu
THURSDAY the aseh Of June 1874. az o'claek X
NJ, proceed 70 sell, at public on The Pre-,
sS, tat valnable property fronting " feet ON the
west side Of Seventeenth istree,, and runnfng bsck
ls4 feet. '4' Ii
3 The improvements consist Of very valuable Ave
story lIssiN IND BECK FRGNT gToRE-
HOUSE. near the Dock, aud inanaedately adjciBtHg
IA alley, through which passes The npeof ,raiTnad
eoniiectIng the D8Hs Gle and ie York 'kfyef rail.
roads. The prosperity asijots1s that Of the Old Do
uainion sugar. AseEina s;anps1y E. !.
trust Go tscuie notes to earountoS S1aeae or 80
much thereof - Rercafte nay bs deserntnsd 10 %
lien on sale property, the Whole qf said anpant
tieing now the Gsbtect ~ Htfgat5 w e
b TERMS !: Cash as Ia ssf ssHartI "a sst& ptsshese
nioney as may be nsfeSsaHy ING gx pegsts
or executing this trust, xild Cd tile debt &c
ana Siescribed therein md the tSsnae %
such teEns Oh may ne na:sosnss ,sI ttic ttiuc cs
gale. A.AgSiIn. SMiIIsi,tGT stStees
4 tele Y * 800 BENZ. III ~ ALA y $500 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-19
BY William L. Bailey,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank,
HANDSOME FIFTEEN-ROOM BRICH
III uOIISE. FRAME. CNTTAGE AND EIYE

HANDSOME FIFTEEN-ROOM BRICK
Ii HOUSE, FRAME COTTAGE, AND FIVE
BUILDING LOTS, AT AUgTION.-kt the re-
quest Of the owner will sell at auction, ION the
premises. on THURSDAY The 18TH Instant at 5
o'clock T. NJ. the attractive BRICK RESIDENCE
No. 1908 Pleasant street. Strecker's HILL now occu-
pied Try Mr.. James Hammond at an annual rental
or $50 The house contains fifteen roo,ns In thor
ougll repair. The lot fronts d feet and runs back
40 feet 10 an alley fifteen feet wide, with good
Uses.
immediately after the above sale will offer the
cottage contains seven rooms with lot II by i7o feet
will also sell FIVE VALUABLE, VACANT
LOIS near tic above.
: Within a short tune Nineteenth street wilf In,
opened, and tltvalue of this property greatly en-
HANGED Located In arapidly- improstbg section of
the city. aud being sold on such liberal terms,
emit. .1s 81 u... .a-. go =. ~
TERMS OF SALE: One-tourth cash; the balance
IN SIX, twelve, eighteen, and twenty-four months.
Tel WILLIAM 7. BAILEY, Auctio neer.
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20 3 .
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents, i. d,
No. Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF. VALUABLE
l. REAL EsTATE1IN The scIFYs OF RICH
AVENUE AND ADAMS STREETsf Al EAUI2
TION.--By virtue. Of deedof trust executed me
OF Glazebrook & Thomas, bearing date on. tfs, eTfh
day Of March, 1873, OF record In the Glera ONCE OF
The c COY Of r. Sly E ky
the pro oTas Sps Johns street. at O'Clock III H.,
me fSoE KEE hIA Es FklSE e TEsErs
the southeast corner OF: ST. Johns and Charity
streets, with about SIX roorns Tho lot fronts so
feet on St Johns runs back between par
4n 1.-Two r&e' NEAT W FRAME TENEMENTs with i've
rooms each, the north side Of Clay between MIMI
ford and Glmer streets The lots front rs feet each
and run back 100 feet more orles to an alley ten
e. I've Tse MOST nEsIsABLE TT We s. OF J.
sfaii between Madison aud Monroe streets, having
seven rooms, With brick kitchens, gas and water.
These lots front 90 feet each ard run back lsa ,es.
TO an alley. These tenemcntS were built ny Glaze.
brook; Il Thomas for their own use, and are most
ex 6 T%o es!fSRsS BRICK bumpER-HoUsE
which Will make a most excellent business house
fronting on Brook avenue hstyeen Broad and
ff 1 enl safk suited
f0s T6es FPpS%St GSs SCI sTosEho and LOT
which has been occupied by Giazcbrook fho1nas
Avenue and Adams street twenty-nnc feet AM, raa-
ming back thirty-seyen feet This IS considered INT
best business stand on Shockoe HILL -.
sALOT with asTABLE thereon, near =. 70 10y sos
on an alley Is feet wide, and running back 80 feet
/ TERMS: Ore-third cash; the residue on = credit
OF s1 any ia trnst mon the rro uert,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-19
BY Lyme s. Brothcr,g ~
Auctioneers aud Real Estate Agents,
No, I2l? Main street ~

r. ARGE, eFiRST-CLyiSS FOURrSTORYi
- IRON AND stool BRICK -FRQ mt STORE,
SITUATED ON THE SOUTH LJSEOF. CARY
BETWEEN. FOURTEE NTH AND VIRGINIA
STREETS, FOR SALE B Y AUCTION I'VE stsll,
al the request of the owner, sell ut public auction
on the premises, on TUESDAY, Iune Path, 1879, at
60,clock P. b., that trnly yaaable and admirably
located STORE Nos. 1929 and 1881 Gary street, now
occupied by Messrs. Simpson, Bas5 Il Go. II has
front on two streets and fora large wholesale ba
oo-house ora wholesale business OF any kind 10 Is
one Of the best locations on Cary street, being 50
very convenient to all points Of business aud the
various shipping points both by rail and water :"
The building was erected since the warat o costoft
$4,000. There Is ine freprolf vault, and the eel
Lam rat-proof The store covers the entire lott
The lot has front fabqut 5oxles feet. further
description Is deemed unnecessary for valuable
piece OF property. and should command the special
attention Of capitalists and Others seeking good
and permanent fnvestm ent. fov 1t Is seldom s1ch
property is offered in the market, Taxes for the
current year to be paid BY the purchaser = g.
II TERMS: Very liberal and made known. Of the
hO1r Of sale. LYME & BROTHER, j,
he Id-eOdtje2o&sd fr$-tt9Ii3 E1Auctioneefs. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-19
.aiift BY danes Of. sTaylort& Son, f.rs'ls
Real EstateaAgeats srd GAurtfnneers.s1o
Office corner Edevenf7i,a and Bank streets, q

& tOMMIsSfoE SALE or VAEuA2
-NBLE lMPRSVED AND TNtMPFOvED
REAL ESTATE INTHEGtTF OF RICHMOND,
AND IN TRET0WFF NL TON, ATAUGTI0G.--
in execution OF tecree OF the Chancery Court OF
the city of Richmond enterrd on The fab. day OF
June, liza, In thesuit Vf Young, &C. rs. Young, &C..
we shall, as special commissioners tnereIu named,
alst day of June, 1874, in the fol-
losang psder-yiz str4a O'clock III, that desira,
side ofTwenst Gfth greet batween Clay and Esfgh
streets, ChuEch Hin. occupied by Mrs Maria Young,
fronting So fees and running back the usual Depth
AZ O'Clock r NJ. SIX DEsi BUILDING
LUTSin Square 10 Of the plan Of, Fulton, fronting
80 feet each the north side Of Graham street be-
tween Gillian and Marshall streets and running
back 100 feet To- an alley OBJECT wide. III DlfrsI 1T
Terms; Qne-third cash balance at etx aud
and the title retained until the whole sptirghase
money Is paid $3.50 tz--es~-----.-------
Taxes for 1879 10 be paid by the purchasers. .a
-" &a.@a HENRY 6.sCANNt)N,
% f5rE3a7l 3,s3 q y. PRESTON &oCK EsyoJ
+, -yab-g,sss,1 49, ,special Commissioners
I JAMES az. TAYLRR 3 Soy. Aucttoreefs.: :. ie Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-19
--v, FROM GEssRr. F1rsaceH Lng aporr

,,as lys AND ARLlSGroN.--The Washing
~, Iaron,cie Of Tuesday contains the fol-
,,,, ing letter from General Fitzhugh Lee:
ErCRLASp, STAFror.D COUNTY, FA.,S
June rs. 1873.
o.. nc Editor. Of The pdiiy Chronicle,
WASHINGTON, D. O.:
MY attention has been called to an
,,.,c in ,olr issue Of the 18th instant upon
Arlington Estate While the state
-. ,,. ,orfained therein are generally iuac-
.rs;, il IS moi my purpose here 10 question
80, ,i.sh, w title under the shadow Of which
49,. government still retains possession OF Ar
,....,r Int simply to pronounce untrue the
"',- ,r,;,n that Mrs. General Lee has al, agent
..,nlo,rl in Washington counting the local
,',,,, and correspondents OF outside Journals,
hat she employs influential gentlemen to
..nirulste the newSpapers.' ANY article
%..t ma, have appeared IN any paper IN be-
49,, y, her claim 10 her Arlington property
-. Nrcn entirely withou. her knowledge or
....>,U'. r
sch published declarations a. yours ]
ard A. unfortunate, not a. dctrsctlug from
49,, b,,actcr o, Mrs. Lee, but as tending 10
.;,dlc had feelings bctweeu the two Sec
... NJ the country lately ut war the one
,..,,,, "a, other. and Of retarding The era OF
''1,..' md fellowship devout!y desired by sol
s.r. ,n,,j citizens Of both sections living once
o. ~ ~ y common country.
u will 4. very glad TO know that you
,.,c .,rrcc.cd your article. because il will
,-,sju., q wrong impression ia more ways
H.sN o"". ,.
"k,TzHUGH LEE"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-19

,~,g TINE on JAMES River Norfolk
: -n,4G.. In answer to dispute as to
-, ..wrkcs, time ever made by the steamer
LIN sylvester, OF the Richmond line, we
,r.rm our readers that she has made the
II from Richmond here in seven hours and
quarter, including atoppages, leaving
= ..Aoui at G:l5 \. NJ, and arriving in
.fals, at l:3O =. NJ. On the trip she
.;l,l at eleven landings, at one of which
3D.. ,'rp!rd hlteon minutes, and at the others
.. .,.hrl tw'uty minutes, making 3 total Of
,.,.rl.n,c minutes, and reducing the actual
rnln- time to six hours and forty minutes.
r,I h..'. time from Fortress Monroe to this
-, W. thlrty->even minutes. These figures
IN record, aud they are hard to beat by
arrhir. in these waters for river ~naviga-