The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-21
Letter from Danyilie.
..>..- TENS -KEAL ESTATE SALES-OSE Hun
IMEn DOLLARS REFUSED.

...>.. TENS -KEAL ESTATE SALES-ONE HUN.
IHEp DOLLARS REFUSED.
80. T. aI. r. a.! the Richmond DSpatchl
pANyILLE. Va. November 10, 1874.
;. r"r"u, meeting OF the Council a reSo
.,.s- "a> adopted to the effect that if
~, N .Dnnouyh Il Co. do not give salts
.-.., "yii"uc- before, abe next regular
-. ID: III. Council OF their intention
ali. -t.,! 10 carry out the contract made
~. III. Council six months ago for the
'.."G-oi -.>-workS and water-works, then
IL Lo.ac" will take the necessary steps for
--la..uI HE contract. Mr.. McDonough
XII 20 re Mayors Office this evening and
-''-!"i Isc Mayor Of his intention to 60 to
VIA 10 = short time in execution OF the
G'@a'.
lle Legislature will be requested at its
VA. session by our representatives to au-
W." The Council to divide the city into
'~." wards, with one or more places for
'',AI, and 10 provide for q new regiStra-
I'M 81 voters.
ia@ EXPENSES Of work on the streets for
-. pat month amount TO SIC, 136.
In" town engineer is now preparing to
~"a~ sidewalks of stone from Roanoke Fee
--- College by way Of Danvile Female
NE 10 tn" public school building and TO
"a''n street.
>'.> q real estate recently made show
80, tne to"n-iot fever still prevails. l note
: 'y4ow>: Vacant lot on Wilson street,
..'0.'i- tj3 feet, Sl,I.j; lot on same street,
>-~.- ~, J: ,12j lot on same street, 'front.'
- - i"-t and having small dwelling on it,
'-'''@ vacant lois on Calhoun street, re-
.t,H'"y, $500, $3.50, $500; lots on Newton
~, y respectively, $G15, $500, $3.50; lot ON
49,. 't!e,t, Just above the Arlington, front
g.; 80 d. !tet aud having small building on it.,
,@.o"; vacant lot adjoining the last named,
,''""Ns 70 feet, 81 ,G25 vacant lot at the up.
r.. ~ 'oa OF Man street, fronting IS feet, 1855;
w. 'acAnl lots near Dry bridge, one 'front.'
>1-@t i,t', The other Is feet respectively,
Nh, $50
d.l 1t faX'on House was offered for sale to-
>j.>gQ. '>''"' "A" ""' '"Ne" - ~
c,-H1>onai: Mr.. II. J. Barnes, native of
. No., ,''2''" county, who has recently settled
5.,' = extremely i'll. Rev. j. FL. Lacy, now
II. ,-IA'nS IN Halifax, was here yesterday.
~ >'Snl' 10 have recovered from the attack
f.,-' 1iiiitlsm with which he had been az
S"NiNS iiOItuS. NIL w
rtr">9i', formerly one Of our leading mer-
,r~- Na> been paralyzed for several weeks
~, '&'tnl that renders him entirely help
,.,. ME- L"wis Carr, wife of one of our
Yi..nh's vas frightened into commissions
&, I'a a 'he property ot Crews, Rodenbizer s.
lsn. vas burned, and has been critically i'll
ip,t a virginia Baptist minister" residing
I,, I'' county, is the author of a book, Lena
Bgr,i',H recently issued by the American
~ ru Indication Society.
,iul'lcs OF tobacco which received the
drums d. at the Border Fair were sold
n. " t"o ago at one Of the warehouses.
TN saL'ph which obtained the first premi-
yisA0I' !ted by T. j. Smith, of Granville,
p, ~ of9t'sht SlG0 per hundred the sam.
l.,n naeh oblained the second premium, ex-
4 ny ". ID. Lunsford, OF Orange, N.
55,%nu $50 per hundred; that which
SAD t' - the ttird premium, exhibited by
ill., e., 49, smith, Sl35; that which obtained
I'd lTtmum on lugs, exhibited by said
,,ai'ti!, 800 per hundred.
Agu,a ' i'. from near Plttsylyania Court
N!uc,.. 'N''fuis me Of what i may call the
lYinfs t. conduct Of IN elderly gentleman
bur III f. tA!S county. While at the Lynch.
III " Was passing near the stand Of