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A Nut FOR THE LAWYERS TO CRAcK.-1t Is
sa;d that one of the SiaRlese twins (EnS) was
of n sour. disasreeable temperament, WINE
Chang was pleasant and agreeable. oo.,,o
Suppose Eng, in one of his disagreeaD.e
moods. had killed man against the enoTts
and nrotestations of his brother. Coulo he
have been punishedp n;,,o1
If the lawyers Of the Richmond Dtspa,cn
and Petersburg Inder-Appedl have an! re,
card for their laureIs they will promptly
respond to this inquiry. .s a.,
mother: Suppose Chang had joined tine
Presbyterian church and Eng the bapu fso N
how about the b,ptism? Let US hear IRON
brother Hicks, of the Bland Herdfd.-'"
gin1d People. :
We answer, IJaordmuS.
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BY GrubbS & Williams,
Real Estate Agents AMI Auet.oarers,
Eleventh street between Main and krns.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE VALU.
Il ABLE TRACTS OF LAND N CAROLINE
COUNTY. TO BE AIDE AT THE RICHMOND
REAL EsTATE EXCHANGE QS MONDAY,
9TH FEBRUARY, AT IL O'CLOCK M,-In eI-
ccutiOn OF three deeds Of trust from Jane. T. But.
lcr TO the subscriber. all dated 9Th February.
1872, and recorded In Caroline County Court
office being thereto required by the no dcrs Of the
Real Estate Exchange, Nos. 1lgl aud l03 Main
street, I'm The city Of Richmond, on MONDAY, 9Th
February at O'Clock NJ. the following THEE
TRACTS OF LAND, u Ing IN Caroline county.
aud in said deeds conveyed-tO Wit
l. The FARM known as "CoLENAS'S, with
the building. and improvements Thereon, c0ntinir
THREE HUNDRED AND TIllkTf-flvE AND
ONE-HALF ACRES, more or less, lying oN The
Chesterfield and Burk's Bridge roads, adjoining II.
G.. PealrOss, +. ". Scott. ana Others.
2. The FARM known u LOCUST GROVE,
with the buildings and appuitenarce' belonging
thereto, containing 2S4 ACRES more or less, lying
on the roa.i from Reedy church TO nry bridge 40.
Joining lands formerly owbes 10y Colonel Il 9TH
Brown, Mrs. Yarbtou@h, snd JESSE l. Eiiyson.
8. The TRACT known a BtSDALLS, con.
tanning so ACRES or Whereabouts, lying On ne
county road from Ecedy church t., Chesterfield
post -uficc. adjoiui! the lands or MS l.. ssA.
trJss and John A. Etchcs0n, ana the iarm hEo"A
as "Coeman's."
Terms: The deeds an thprizc the SAFES 10 he made
for cash; but II Is probable that arrangement, vi"
be made, with the consent of the parties interested
10 sell upon the usual terms OF cash for par att!
credit for residue. OF this announctln cHt VI" b"
'-'''0' - MOSES 2. HANDY, Trustee.
GRUgBS & WILLIAMS, Aucti"leerS. '"V
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Unfinished Saill.

\ baby's boot, and Il skein Of wool.
Faded and soilcd and soft; u,,,,,+
f,dd things. YOU say, ami doubt you 70 right,
Round a seanlan's neck this stormy night,
Up In the yards aioft.
Mos, like IDS folly; but, mate, look mere
Nheu first l went 10 sea,
A woman stood on yon far-of strand:
Wiih n wedding-ring on the small soft mana
Which ciuuS so close 10 me
Ny wif.-God bless her: Inc gay oci'''
She sa; beside my foot; ,.,.
Ard the eunlIyh, kissed her yelio" hair,
And the dainty fingers. delft ana iair'
Knitted baby's boot.
The voyage was over: came ashofe'
Whsi, think you, found there! ,.
,,r.vr tho daisies h: s;prnkled white,
a co;tuc. empty and dark as night;
Aud this beside the chair:
The little boot. twas unfinished SUM-
The tangled skein lay near:
Eut th. arittcr had gone away 10 rest,
Viii the hlbe asleep on her quiet hrcast'
l,uwu In the churoil-yard drcir.
Do"'' lChSSelrS Magazine.
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Corn MEAL...... .GU.....F very gOOU.....n SOY
RICHMOND MARKETS.
FRIDAY, January 80, 1874.
Country Produce.

RlCtiMOND MAIhE1S.
FRIDAY, January 80, 1874.
Country Produce.
Roots: Ginseng, 10000; seneca, without top
Becs,Da:c: csc. n h.
Buch,oheat Flour: 2@3c. Very Gull.
Butter: Prime TO choice yellow. 30y32c-i poor
| TO good, i5lv25c.; common. 1O412c
Broom Corn: Green, SQl1 0c. !; red, 4G5c.
Corn Meal: S5c. * bushel.
Dried Fruh-Apples, quarters. 4@5c:; SLICED, 6
nfe Pesl
1885, HgsS; In 0'FFs's l'S'l'' '01sn' I'D 'sA''''
Flour: Virginia country is quoted to-day Fine,
S5.75@$6: supernne, s7.5O9s7o75 sxIrS. 20 S0
@ss. rs: family. ordinary lrun' ss.oog*1o' fancy
brands, $l1@$11.50.
Feathers: Prime nve-goose, 6og7oc.; common
3004Oc.
Hav: Virginia timothy, $1.loaf1.2o; clover
eOc. @S1.
Lard: Country. 9R1oc.
Oats: Baled. S59Sl "a 100 Ms.
Ontons.-s1.40@$l.5O u bushel.
Potatoes: Irish, 5O965c. y bushel.
Pounry.-Dressed: Turkeys, l2914c-; chickens,
9@llc.
Rye: $50 % bushel.
S,nac: 7oc.-nominal
ShuckS: SO9e0.
Baled Strap: 6O@65c-
1ullo.o: 496c. u b.
Wool: Washed, 43146c.; unwasheo ESQ 800.
Cement, Lime, Plaster. &c.
Cement: $2.25@s2.S0 q barrel; Rosendale,
Lime: Agricultural,. 1oc @ bushel; vlrgIn i
Indian Rock; 81 20g.l 20; RiVerton, s1.25
ca rnss sa 7 7S@s 90 sF0nn' delivered
Dry Goods.
B-o,cn Sheetings and Shtrttnos: A Manchester,
9Hc.; Il Manchester &C.; q Manchester S1, 7e:;
james River, 7c.: Z Foutenoy, SIC; A. Gran
teyie. G51aitsvIs los A o ro s,,ac'
"A w. Coucstosa. 12&c.: 3 &. Coneslosa, 1c.;
X ID. Conesloga, o.; 10-4 Pepperill, 35c.; l0-4
City, S2Ac.
Ia, 1sc.: "A MasouyilIc. 1870 "A Rockdale,
l4lSc.; IA Home. lac; A Oncida- 12hc 4-4
Avondale, 1Oc.; "A Social, 0r.; A hlnoskeag,
Dog, SCI Il 3 scituate, S3sc.; Methuan, 6}4c.; Pc
ter6oreugh, 7c; lO-4 Waltham, size; lo-4 City
Brove Drills, Petersburg, .1oHc.; westfOrd,
Corset .Jeans: Pavonla, lie; Amoskeag,
12c. Halloweli, ll8c.
Deaains: Harlem, 12Hc.; Boston Steam Mills,
Prints. American. lOc.: Aliens, 1Oc. Rich
mond. l0c; Sprague, l0c.; Manchester. 1Oc.:
washington, lOc:; Hamilton, Zoe; Merrimack,
10c.: Mallory. 10c; Oriental, 1Oc.:.- Pacific,
lOc,; Arnold, Skc.; Amoskeag, 6Hc.; Wamsutta,
&c.
Camtrfcs: Rice, &c.; English. &c.
Drugs, Dyestufis, Otis, sc.
Alum: sc.
Alcohol: &2.2 a. gallon.
Concentrated Lys: 80 u case Of four dozen.
CopperGs: SC.
Cochiaenl: 81 "a b.
Extract Of Logloood: 16c.
Indigo: 81 5.
Andder: Ice.
0fls: Linseed $1.1O; machine. $I@Sl.7 5 !,
sperm, &2.26; whale, S5c.; straits, 60@70c.
L. brador-cou OH, sS0MS5c.; : lard, S5c.: sweet,
SO s. dozen: best said. III: castor, % ~ gallon;
Virginia iubricaany, Soc; kerosene, 1701 &c. q
Race Ginger: leo
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PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY 3O,1674.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Alliance. Carr, Philadelphia, rnerchan-
disc and passengers, W. p. Porter. agent.
steamer Twilight. Lewis, Norfolk, merchandise
ant Steamer Ellie Knight, Eddins, Baltimore, mer-
chandise, L. B. Iatuln.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers, l.; B. Tasurn, agent.
Steamship Richmond, Leed' New I S mer-
chandlsc and passengers, g. W: Allen Co.
SIoop Sophie, Shield, Petersburg
Sioop Mary Emma. Williams, Norfolk.
CLEAR ED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner Pawnee, Jones, Baltimore, January
29th. ,o
Schooner John w. Hall, Powell, hence, arrived
at New York January 29th.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Notice is hereby given that the seven following
named iron buoys have been replaced on their sta
lions I'm the Lower Bay OF New York, and VIII be
kept down during the winter:
Entrance buoy 10 Gedncy's Channel, frst-class
pap white aud black perpendicular stripes, perch
I'D Iuntr nid-channcl buoy, Gedney's Channel first
class nun. perpendicular strips, , ,,u,,,s ,,,a
north Of the last-nalned buoy. frst-cass can, red,
with perch and square day-mark:
Buoy, red No. (cailed Tall Of the Romer
buoy ~, first-class can.
Southwest Spit buoy, red No. 81, irst-class can,
perch and ball.
Buoy upper Va uiaiu anu Sr siSh Siiih-
nes, trst-cass nun, horizontal stripes.
South Channel entrance buoy, lrst-class can, per-
pendicuiar stripes
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK. January 30.-Arrived out New
York, Mayall, Mary E. Riggs. Catherine, Lothair,
Homcward- Bound, Chill, Lalia, Home, Graf klot,
TrAuvetter.
Arrived Merida. Manhattan, Carondeet. and
Knickerbocker. Arrived out: Russia and Wyo-
ming.
FORTRESS MONROE, January 30.-In the Roads {:
Brig Magnolia, from Richmond for Baltimore.
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HORRORS OF ANTI-DEADHEADrsM.-l MOTIFS
town Herald IA young newspaper man IL
Reading is in great tribusation: he IS pay
ing attention to young lady in Pot h,s !"
and used to visit her about five nights ID a
week; but he has only been down once mes in nol
being acquainted with the true s stare %
him Of eruei neglect, and says he is forgetnne
her her and all that sort OF thing and the news,
paper man replies in billet doux bnrn r., I,s
pdr love and devotion and things. But he
m nos moi OFT the courage to contestant his re
d,,cad visits are in consequence OF the Tree
nass system. We fear the new constltu'lol
= ooing TO cause more misery than was III
ticinated.
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J.nnIrrs "a Janr 4; goth 1874

Ehtors Dispatch: :,
Ilaye admired your criticisms aud nav
uniform,y agreed with you until ! saw YOU.
niece last Monday headed convincing a = ~
b. You proceeded to parse the se ,arema
and arrived at the G. E. D its'e e., p mos,
turely according to my judgment; rb is That That
mysterious part Of the whole at'e att en- e
You. D %. or Henrico shonIo xv Sii. sar 70,
"a, Sc an inoocsrate senteee: WIN xo Sa' arr ar
v your satisfaction. as perceive you ;a,c a.,
,acv consists 10 implying that there are Gun m' -
than one most unique case. Ihele ere, nay %; ;o ~
h''v ""'a'' ANGUS LsSGUE.
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BY Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Of Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

rnRJJSTEE'S SALE OF LAND AND
Personal PROPERTY AT PUBL c
AUuTiON. IN CHEsTERFGtID COUNTY.
On W EDN ESDAY the 4th day Of February. 1873
NJ II O'clock A. H. on the premises, by virtue or
deed OF trust executed by Thomas A. spears to the
undersigned dated the 5 Of Ap LIZ 5rd tor To-
tain purposes therein mentioned, sha prOeeeI 10
ed. the TRACT OF LAND owned by said Spears,
Containing AGO ACRES: framed house containing
fonr rooms and the usual ont buildings, IN good re-
nair. Une-ihirJ tmbertd-original growth OF OAK
and pine. Two miles from Mattoa2 station, on Inc
Richmond and Danyile railroad ,,, ,,e
and COWS. g.,
TERMS For the real estate, one third cash; BAL
anca at Is and IL months for negotiable notes Sc
cured by deed OF trust for the deferred payments.
For the personal property, cash.
Thomas A. Spears having gone into bankruptcy,
ard William II. Allderdlce having been appointed
assignee, joins the trustee in the above sale.
j. 5. MOORE. Trustee:
WM. II. ALLDERDICE, Assignee.
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AUCIION AALEs-Futuse n... )
Dhya,
BY James N. Taylor & Son. -
Real Estzte Agents and Auc.ioueer.
Office corner Eleventh and Eant 60,

COMMISSIONERS SALE or p,
~ VERY DESIRABLE BUiLD1xn TIVE
ONE FRONTING FORTY FEEf Lots
WEST SIDE OF FIAST sTREET pvSTA, InE
MARsHALLAyU CLAY STREE1s hsEEInMkRS
MING BACK ONE HUNDKED Az AID Bun.
Six FEETiAND FOUR FKUSTiyG idEiE,fY.
SOUTH SIDE DE CLAY STREET nrnyynnIHE
ING AT a PO1NTEJHIRTY FEET wESsEsC.
FlkST) TWEETY-SIK AND a u.IssS VI
EACH AND kUNNISG BACK IEdIrrf EEr
HUNDRED AND TEN FEET 70 AZ D99fF osE
BY virtue or decree of the Chance,x a,n...kf.-
city OF Richmond pronounced on tli. i s,Is q lhe
January, 1874, In the case OF SoufhaJ no .s "a! Of
executrix, &C., we the undersigned com ~. AreTs
thereby appointed will proceed 70 sell NJ
ton, npOn the premises. On WfbSFsn,;iisss ne-
l. tn Gay OF February, 1874. at 3xn'r;o.,A tte
those BEAUTIFUL LUTs rs above de.c,S1.Fs Z. D.,
the location OF which should be sl,fIcen,n e' and
that an inve: tment In them must cer.,iu 70 show
profitable. Prove
Let those seeking safe investments aus,a s..
sale. "'seha Ibis
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash; the b,l,ncs r. ;,
equal instruments for negotiable hotes ~ 'h!es
twelve, aud eighteen months with ner c.' 81 az
terest added, and the iit- retained Until he N.
purchase moneyis paid and Conveyance IL. Sho!s
Dy the court M5R1 a. ALLEN F''eH
THOMAS ii. HEWITT
specla! Conn
Sale conducted by JAMES ii. TAYIor = eI
AucL!Oneers. 9aSs,
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By Nm. Lee,
Auc,ioneer and Real Estate Agent,
1914 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THOSE
1.-TWO VERY DESIRABLE DWELLINGS,
AND LOTS Nos. EOS AND PIG, " "
NINETEENTH STREET BETWEEN GRACE
AND BROAD, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Pursuant to decree Of the Chancery Court
Of the city OF Richmond In the suit Of Poe &c ps.
Williams &C., the undersigned. commI IL on
ers named In said decree, will. on LEE
DAY the Sd day OF February. 1874, at o'ctoc sS
p. w. sell mt public auction. or the premises those
TWO VALUABLE BRICK DWELLINGS. ~ .!o
LOTS located as above described. eacn containing
ten rooms with BRICK KITCHENS 10 rear.
The LOTS each front 80 feet on Mnetsc nun
street and run back l41 feet to an aney q IeGt
wide, being portion OF the estate OF wilson WI
liams deceased. ,,5 c,,,-
racter offers great inducements for residences or
investment. a., .,oo g.,
eouoj instaImepts ut six and twelve months, ne2o,
liable with six per cent interest ad t
purchase none? Is paid. T. 7. TUkNEk,
Commissioners.
nI.EE. Auctioneer ia 2S-tds
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nv spok & Lauai,tn Aucttonsess, &
DS C.vs.nor aud Erankiin strerIs.

NV Cook Il I1uRnton.-AkAs. 80 80
,orsar governor snd Frsnlkiint str t's'
rrapsEs MULES, BUaGIEs, A III
ss. Sc., An AUCTIOs.1sgos mss 81
Al hAhE ss, , In consequences or the asn ", W
ehenee ~ ~ eynirin1 BIZ Limitation on SamIrH a
nn1 "a viii self af ouf stables; az TfIRnhY
3 800 10 t,eiow tho Ballard House, ON oAA
The the sls Instant, At At l ~ 9,stoc2'
5 RIJGGIES and HARNESS,
HALTERS, 80
SADDLES,
RRIIsLEB.
HIoRSE-COvERs. &C. ..,o
rb,. sn,e deserves the attention OF tnoos 1890 g
s.ocHsas the sale will be made wtIloass CO.
rnnS Z LAuaHToS, Auctioneers:
ALSO,
on,,o.r fine MULES. four years osu, - of Inc
,.e and we'll broke TO be sold Tor nc 91iITOS,
Dollar Savings Brnk. COON q LA SSnciioneers.
ja31 80 ,y;,I
T7GT CoNsTABLE's sA SALE. !. g yam
ri saii At nublic auction. on SAL V,i,a premises
,rv aJst s74 at l O'CLOCK, a o The following
Garner of Tenth and Broao s..nrraf,t in my hands
npopery to satisfy distress Ts " W. Putnam
h, favor Of Christian Bmre!ns 70
- 49, BAR CQUNTIEJhG:.
PaRTlTI0N;
BDR;EF S-TT;Jp TABLE;
sTUVE AND-PlPL'
/ FENDER;
PICTURES;
MIRROR:
/ ORGAN;
CARPET;
a cost a. i. DUESBERRY, II. c. c. T..
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',h,no2 Do careless and negligent men ever
smonnt to muchg go not oae mssses ss so
coed In accomplishing just what tney !. TO- =,
and no moref We have cause ano ene ss 40 ~
our hands to work with. Whatever We uv,
60 It il, and no other way. Hence .ae a a
who does not rise in life Is "iookeu y. uo ha
upon because he let bis oppoth1,u a iavded by
Industry, therefore, Is g KNOWN nsn' to Be the
urs,,, ,aver that lifts Us to success but II
| must be properly set and used.-F g., :"
| ChltirdtOr.
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BY WELLINGTON Godd.n., ,cp,
Aucdonecr and Real fSsaw ans,s.

COMMISSIONERS SALE to9tFsd rhstasF
LAND on And NEAR THE VEL low rAyS.
EnN ;T ASCTsiS snLfs NORTH q tthsneen
MOND.-By virtue Of decree % on the sS sl
Of October S73, In the case Of Mi,.iousr there,
as. IAN ard others, shaii q g. ublc auetlct. >,
az ~ IKE Of IL Goddia. real ,he s q
ner Of Bank and hleysnth str re- Fin OF Fsb,u,sS,
1874. at i2 o'clock NJ, TIE 1o'''"'''
LOTS OF LAND: o.,,,.,,ius 7 acres ~,
or near the north siie Of Old hahs
TO AID ss.s ' ng described on a
min I. Waltons Widows DOWN wing OF sath sids
iS al, / 90 scres, about ene-hsh ss'Ha LII
q sssa sas 81 ssso.esaa can at A'
hs ssssiessI eass balance az uessst
eighteen mouths Tor ps IS, sss ssr = ~
court. Willis nsns.iai Cofnniissiep
ia a4.sl ,Fe6&7 opesA
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A DETROIT Courts OrINIoT;-- rre &C
Press. T." Law is law" mnsed his hon ,,,nm d
he adroitly removed the coat from q n Ear.
moth unbaked peanut and dropped Tue se =.
mel where it would do the most Soou. 10 -
man may be murderer, and you may do nas.
a thousand witnesses that ne Is i,ua LUZ. .
but yet you can't convict MN Oh s.en''Ns
wood.scoW because he Is muruefci'
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


COMMISSIONERS SALE CT THE
- VALUABLE PRoPERTYn ,s1.D y! IA As 5
CITY OF RiCHMOND. on THE SOUTH SIDE
OF FRANKLIN STREET BETMEES, y, WALL III
TION.-In part execution Of decree of the Chanc
Gerry curt of Richm ond entered on The l4th OF
November 1871, In the case Of NJ lls'5 executor U.s.
Glazebrook and as, the undersigned, a special
commissioner thereby appointsd; VA, sell At Ut aIc r
Of February at ~ O'Clock NJ The ,t pE0pE Eisho
las Mills TO Thomas Bra ford, having front OF 20
fee, on Franklin street. and running BACK 10 To-
bIcco alley on which il fronts 81 feet inches.
This properly is improved in front by c3mnaTaa
lively new and handsome fur-Si0rcd hrlck puill-
Inc. No. 1885. formerly used rs saloon and hotei,
and with several brick and frame Buildings IN Tie
rear. A.. ..., - ,bo
TERMS Sufficient in cash to pay the costs OF the
suit and the expenses of the sale the Residue IN
thrna eoual annual instamcntS at one, Two, ana
three wears for bonds bearing interest and tie ttie
to be retained by the court until the bonds are pau
A Mat Of the properly will be shown at Inc time
of The s,Ie JOHN A. MEREDITH.
- Wv special Commissioner.
GRUDDS & WILLIAMS, Aucti 'neerS. u y
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|
How SUCCESS IS AcHIEvED.-Whcn Pro.
fessor AsaSsiZ was asked to become MEN,
Der Of a firm with the assurance that he
could make "any amount of money" he re-
piled 81 have no time to make money" The
principle of this d0ctrire is the secret of sue
cess in life. If Il man could multiply HIM
| SELF issue himself in many copies, and each
copy apply itself to some business, he would,
if he were capable man like Agassiz, sue
coed In all !; but each man can apply himself
only to his own business, and there he must
use his energy if he would succeed. This is
the secret-concentratiou upon one business.
AgasSiz had no time to make money, to make
love, to be statesman, lawyer, mechanic,
anything but " hat he WaS-a scientist, whose
specially was lchtbyology. All his energy
was devoted to this purpose, and he sue
ceeded. The concentration was intense and
long-continued,a and not even the great Cuvicr
was his equal.
We have an example here most conspi-
cuous, conclusive, and encouraging. 1t only
needs 8 relish or bent for the thing, and then
careful. persistent application, being guided
ever by facts. BY taking this course per.
son cannot uroid being succcssful-t is SIM
ply tie result from cause. Hence SO many
succeed in this progressive age. Hence also
for the lack Of it 50 many more fail. AS we
do, SO it Is. Success, then, is thing 10 90
regularly about and secure. 1t is like doing
" sum"--it will always have the same and
the correct answer if done right. 1t may be
doue in different ways, but the ways must all
lead to the same thing, as different roads lead
to the same place. Make your calculation
sure before you go to work, and then work,
work with vigor, continuously, persistentIy.
Every day-every hoar of the day-WIll
show some advance made. This in year
amounts to considerable. In dozen years
what strides are made! How, then, in life
time? 1t is this-all these conditions TO.
gether-that Is required for the high success
that we see in the comparatively few great
men OF the world. They Stated right, first
planning right; they then applied them selves
unremittingly, not blindly, not ut haphazard.
not doublipsly; they kaep what they were
doing, and they knew that success would
attend them II they continued. Hence they
had patience-a necessary, an important, an
indispensable part. What was more, they
loved to work; they were stimulated py the
prospect OF success-not the prospect, but
the certainty, if life and health were spared
and means permitted but means were mace,
if lacking. SO much, resolution will do.
Perseverance and Its success are applica-
bic to all the departments OF life farming,
the trades, the professions, science-any pur-
suit whatsoever. Simply start right, and
perseyere. Did lazy man ever achieve any.
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By Grllbbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

y1XECUTOR'SSALE OF A LARGE AND
II DESIRABLE BRICK RESIDENCE, ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF GRACE STREET BETWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND STREETS, AT AUCTION;
By request Of the surviving executors OF Richard
G. Wortl,am, deceased. we win sell on MONDAY,
cd OF February, st Az o'clock P. A., upon the pre-
misses the RESIDENCE situated as above, lying
lust opposite that OF James Thomas, Jr., Esq, ana
adjoining the new and handsome residence Uf DO
seph p. Winston Esq.
it has sixteen rooms OF good size and well pitched,
all the modern conveulences, and will readily adj
nit OF conversion Into TWO frst-cass residences.
The lot fronts IS feet Sh inches, and runs BACK
100 81 feet to q wide, paved alley.
Those familiar with city property Will at once re-
cognize that few residences contain more thorough
provision for the comfortable accommodation OF n
situation, the appreciation Of which latter advan-
tage is shown by the very recent erection or hTe
TERMS: AT sale. GRUBBS WI i.LIAMS,
IA 22 AuctiopeerS.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
1912 Main street.

A NNIE E. JENNINGS, In the Circuit it
IA JOHN re- se'J JfESN1NGs. ) Of Henrico:
Tn nursuance of a decree entered In this cause
Jauuarv 81 th, S74 will sell at public auction,
in front of the courthouse Of Henrico county on
MONDAY. 2d day Of February; 1874 al At IL NJ NJ
county NJ Heurco, on the Nine-5Iile road. known
~ the JENNINGS" TRACT. between five
and six miles from the city Of kichm9nd COT.
owned by DR. J. r. Garnett. The land lies well,
and aboit two-tbirds of 1t is arabic; the rest has
grown up with small oak and pine wood. o
oTERMs: One-third in cash the balance IN two
equal iustalments at 6 and 2 months; the title to
a rcta ined until the whole purchase money Is paid
'i'N NV +. NJ. CONNIE,
iao7 Special Commissioner.
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Eleventh street between nain and Bank

TRUSTEES SALE OF A. VALCABLr
l. FARM IN CAROLISE COUNTY. 10 RS
MADE AT THE RICHMOND REAL ESTiTr
EXCHANGE. ON MONDAY. GfH OF FEBRJ.
AIRY. AT ~ O'clock M.-lH execution Ct tbo
provisions Of z deed Of trust from John r Br,,,r
10 the subscriber, dated 9th February. 1879. ami
duly recorded In Caroline County Court Office.
will! sell by public auction, at tn" Real state ~,
change. In the city OF Richmond nos. lI0i ana
1103 Main stree.l. on MONDAY, 3Ih of Fclruary
ut II O'Clock ~. the property conveyed by ali
deed. TO VIII:
The FARM known as Log Credit" con,anir-
543 ACkkS, or thereab0u,S, i,!ng OF the road fsGn
Reedy church TO the road leading from Parel, 10
Hanover Courthouse, and bounded b. lie LANDS Of
Mrs. NJ. Young and the DUval tract.
TERMS: ! he deei authorizes lie sale IL b" r0r
cash, bat II Is probable that arrangements will /.
made, with the consent of the pariie, Interested t
sell upon the usual terms Of cash Tor pat andcretE
for residue. Of This mal!cr due announ, cmcnt
Will be made ut the time o! the sale.
MOSES L. HANDY, Trustee
GHUB8S & WILLIAMS, uci0uocr,. h30