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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-27
Pinchbacki

4 motion was made to-day before the
House Committee on Elections providing
that Pinchback, contestant for State at
large from the State of Louisiana, be stop
ped from further proceedings. The Com
nIittes S>..ilai tn Iosfrlana sl.fiss, With tho
understanding that the case be taken up in
regular order on its merits but not till the
Committee shall dispose of all prima facie
cases.
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Bankruatey Fees aud Expenses.

The following is an exhibit of proceed
ings in bankruptcy in the United States
Courts, with a statement of the cases in
bankruptcy in said courts and their dispo-
sitiOn from March %, 1867, to Dec. 81,
1872:
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The Revenues.

The indications are that the internal
revenue receipts for the month will foot up
to S9,500,O00, of which one million, it is
estimated, will come from the semi-annual
tax on banks other than National banks,
leaving the balance Of the months collec-
ton about the average Of the monthly col
lections during the fiscal year previous to
the panic.
The outstanding legal tenders are $751;
7C7.I3T
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s2,OOO,OOO,OOo of U. s. Gold
Notes.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Jan.26.-Mr. Frelipghuy-
sen presented petition from Americans
residing in Japan, praying a remission OF
the balance of the Japanese indemnify
fund, TO be.used as an educational fund.
Referred. -
Mr.. Foreman presented a petition in re-
gard TO the bad condition of the bridge
across the Ohio river at Stubenville. Re
farrad
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The sunreme Court.

1t is expected that the Judges of the SUI
prone Court will soon take a recess. The
new Chief Justice will take bis seat on the
Resembling of the court.
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Mexican Pensions.
The Cost.of the.syndIcnte.

The Register Of the Treasury was before
the House Committee on Appropriations
to-day, explaining the manner and expense
Of conducting loans, etc. The committee
will present a proposition to the House,
with view of making annual appropria-
tions for such expenses, instead of leaving
them to be paid as now, under the head Of
ory,roY,-iafi
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-27

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-The President
will not send his message to Congress on
Louisiana affairs until tomorrow, after
submitting the same to the Cabinet on that
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-27
Committee On Rules.

The rules of the convention of 1868 were
adopted. Pending the report Of the commit
tee on rules, motion to adopt the rules Of
1868 permanently being voted down, and
committee of fifteen on rules appOinted.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-The second quin-
quennial session of the Constitutional
Grand Lodge of Bnai Birth of the United
States began here this morning. The con-
vention was called to order by Julius Bien,
of New York, Grand Saar of the order,
who welcomed the delegates in a few ap-
propriate words. A temporary organiza-
ton was effected by the election Of Joseph
Koch as temporary chairman. A commit
tee on credentials was appointed, and the
lodge adjourned till p. NJ.
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The District Ring.

Mr.. Anthony, from the Printing Com
mittee, reported unfavorably on motion
to print the memorial relating to the gov
eminent of the District of Columbia He
said the memorial made serious charges
against officers, but no proof to sustain
them had been submitted.
Mr.. Thurman said at the proper time be
would submit a proposition to appoint a
committee TO make an investigation, and
would present the petitioners proof to sus-
tain the charges. The memorial was laid
on the table.
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A Promised Message from the
President.
He is Opposed to a New Election.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.ZTke bill pro-
posing new State election in Louisiana is
in the hands of Senator Carpenter and
General Butler. Senator Thurman disa-
VOWS any formal consultation with them
regarding the feature Of the measure. = 2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-04

A. LOST ATTORNEY GENERAL A joke was
circulated a few days ago to the effect that
the Attorney General had been lost, that
kilograms had been sent all over the country
and that no response could be obtained as to
his Whereabouts. 1t is an actual fact. how
ever, that he cannot be found. Saturday
the Postmaster. General wanted to consult
him about the difficulty with the PhRadel-
phia and Wilmington railroad, but MIR. Falls,
the chief clerk, was unable to reach him By
telegraph. TO add to the mystery of the
thing, the Attorney Generals brother tele-
graphed to Mr. Falls Saturday 10 know
whether the judge had yet been found
with the President and members of the
Cabinet at the watering places, and the At
Ssrney. General actually lost, the Government
'is certainly running itself more than ever
before,
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Ii Is my face dirty ?" asked young lady
Of Ter aunt, while at dinner at Hartford
hote the other day. ''Dlrty! No. Why
do you ask?" because that insulting
waiter insists upon putting towel beside
my Plate. I'ye thrown three under the
table, aad yet every time he comes around
he puts another Que before me-"
New Orleans turns out on pleasant eve
ainggs to see rat walk on telegraph wire
across street from one building to another.
II wouldn't have left, but the people
kinder eggea me on" said man when be
was asked Why he quit his Kansas home in
hurry.
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By Holt, Douglas L Co.. Austioneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A CELE.
" BRATED AND. TRULY VALUABLE
RIVER PLANTATION.--By virtue of a decree OF
the Crcut Cor. Of s nd e
rendered at the October term. 1878, the under l,
signed special commissioner thereby appointed,
s ses off 5sf pY91 the Cd I OF @
1874. ut IL O'Clock 81, that truly VtLUtBLe
PLANTATION, lying In the counties OF Meeklen.
burg and Halifax. six miles above on tne
DkEp 7S7l ANp SIXTY I sly ssyE EN-. A .ls 1ox
about four ,ve o Sqd S and
six and three fonrths acres are part OF . i9to,a
Island" lying between the two rivers. and cee5ra-
So %" one hundred acres Of the uplands
cleared and in good state OF cultivation inc oai
ance Is In the original growth, Is well tImDereo' anu
Is flrst-class plant and tobacco LAND.
The improvements consist of a commodlous
DWELLING-HOUSE with twelve rooms n,
Guiding celIar-rooms, all accommodates WIN ,hn
necessary out-houses consisting OF one house
a story and half high. seven gooc ser ser
wants houses, with brick and rock chimneys Iour-
teen barns in good order; three shielded granari.s
two Of which are rock, and one constructed for
hreshns one in an 'be a
lands are made dry by under drains constructed OF
rock. This plantation Is In daily conmunlcatin,,n
with Gainesville and The Richmond and DanSille
railroad by battcaux, and is Justly regarded one
of the finest trse 5 Of land In Eirginia.
The purchaser will get entire pos cssinn OF TINS
entitled. under the contr act with the present ten
ants, 10 seed crop of wheat this fall. :,
TERMS Oue-thiru of the purchase money 10
cash; the balance in equal tns.alnents payable one
and two yeais from day Of sale. bonds TO he exc
cutcd for The deferred payments hearing Interest nc
six per cent. per annum from day OF safe ana Ltie
10 be retained until all The purchase money Is pau
and conveyance ordered by the court.
JOHN a. COKE,
Special Commissioner,
AL 4-d2awtdsS sw1 awtds kichm0rd Va.
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BY Grubbs 6 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


TJEALING SPRINGS FOR SALE AT
Ill AUCTIOS.-By virtue of Il decree of the
Richmond Chancery Court OF May 3ili, 1873, III
signed appointed commissioners for That purpose,
will sell at public AUCTION, upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY the l2th day OF August. 1s74, at
10 o'clock NJ. that valuable property known as THE
HEALING SPRINGS, Aituatedin Bath county, Va,
and containing S21 acres. with all the improve
mcnts, consisting In part OF three large brick build;
order Of the best material aud workmanship, and
evncing creditable degree OF taste In construction;
srorehouse icehousc. bath houses stables laundry,
&C. and all the personal property thereon und used
In connection with the springs.
The property is on The main road In the Warm
Springs Valley, fifteen miles from COYlngtoD, from
which point Ii Is accessible by fine turnpike.
Pamphlets attesting the virtues of the waters and
description Of the pr9psrty can BE- had on appcs-
mont, or Of the Agent, at the Springs
Pure frce-stone water Is conveyed by pipes from
4 spring In the mountains through the buildings
and grounds, a1fordng an ample supply for all pur-
passes. The grounds are picturesque aud beautiful,
Shaded by trees OF original growth; the climate de-
lightful, the atmosphere pure aud exhlaratiDs and
Without foss, aud the scenery unsurpassen:
The Springs are now In successful operation, and
will be kept open: under tive present management.
until The close of the season. They are provided
with everything necessary to the conduct OK first
rate watering-place.
missioners also authorized, II u their Judgment
desirable. 10 sell an undivided one fourth interest
only In said property, being the Interest OF the late
Hugh w. Fry.
With view of meeting the possible wishes Of
those desiring 10 buy should no purchaser be found
for the whole property, they will sell the undivided
oDe-Iourth.
TERMS: Cash as to one-fourth Of the purchase
money; the residue upon 4 credit of say six,
twelve. eighteen, and twenty-fOur months for ne
gotiable notes with Interest added from the day
of sale.
For further information apply to the suc,ioneers.
CHARLES y. WILLIAMS,
WILLIAM ". CRUMP,
JOHN Fl. GUY,
JOHN A. COKE,
JAMES n. DUNLOP,
Commissioners.
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
jy l3-law3w&td
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RsClrHosp AND PETERSBURG RArIr3
JrrNE SorH 1aTI train

RIclrnosp AND PErERssUna RAnrl
~ 80 Road COMPANY.
JUNE 2srH, 1874, trains
~ on this road will run "a follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
500 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily texcept Sum
day). connecting for all points souA
500 A. NJ F pa msfi TRsfN S daily sun
day), with coach attached, for PeterE
burg and stations on the Southside
road, LynchIarY, and the West.
IND P. II, THROUGH MAIL daily, connectint
FOR all poaass South and West. Pas.
sengcrs taking this train will make
close connection at Petersburg fol
$50 2. Il, FREiG HT daily Except sunday)
with coach attached.
LEAVE IITKRsBgRG SoRTM a,, ,o.,o,,
7A5 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily te1cep'
Sunosy) with coach attached.
I e.oO AZ THROUGH MAIL oaily, connecting
wish Richmond, Fredericksburg anc
PGomac railroad for all points EaS
5,eop. H., FsEIGHT daily Except sundly),
coach attached.
s-os p NJ. THROUGH u ALL daily Except Sun
ciav) conneTttag with Richmond
Fredericksburg ami Potomac railroad
for al points EIst and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached. running through u
Baltimore. Also making close con.
nection with ,he Cheap axe and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia springs ano
nOnls North and West.
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich
rond and Petersburg except at Manchester AM
Trains on the Glover Hill will leave Chester q,
GAO p. NJ, on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Return
ing, will leave Glover Hill at 6 a. NJ. On Wednes-
ALL TkaINS leaving Petersburg will start from
ie S7 A. SHAW, Superintendent.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. l113 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. BRICK TENEMENT ON THE EAST SIDE
OF SEVENTEENTH STREET OPPOSITE THE
ARCH OF THE FIRST MARKET.-Inf the exc.
cuion Of the provisions Of deed OF trust bearing
date June 3, 1S67. from Isaac jacobs and wife 10
G. A. Brockmyer, Henry Schuman, and J.. Jacobs,
trustees of the German Building Association. NO..
j. and their successors such trustees and OF an
other deed Of August ] g, 1869, 10 John Fl. Bos-
chen, f. Lohm III, aud III WalIerStein, trustees or
said Association. and their successors as such rus-
tees, recorded IN Richmond Chancery Court clerks
Boschen, and William Graescr. the successors as
trustees Of the original trustees In the BrSt above
named deed-sald Graeser being The successor OF ~.
Wallersteiu In the deed last n,med. ana Lehman
and BoSclen two of The original trustees therein
having been hereto required by the Board OF Dr.
rectOrs Of sal Association. shall, ON SATURDAY
the Sth day Of August. at O'Clock Z. M...xpose
for sale by Pablo auction on the premises, part of
the REAL ESTATE conveyed ny said deedS-to
wit:
All that certain lot of ground on the east side of
Seventeenth street between Malu and franklin
q tlreestory BRICK TENEMENT thereon. now
occupied as dry goods store by 1saac Van Wort,
subject To perpetual ground rent OF 92b bushels
OF merchantable wheat payable annually Oh the
Isl Of december, and IS the same real esrate con-
veyed to said Isaac Jacons by James NJ. Taylor,
trustee.
TERMS: Cash for enough to defray the expenses
OF sale aud pay the German Building Association
No. the sum of 1884 10, with interest from the
9th day Of March, 1874; the balance In equal ln-
stalmens al eight. siXee and twenty-four months
negotiable notes to given for the deferred pay
mcnts bearing Interest from the day OF sale.
JOHN Il. BOSCHEN.
WILLIAM GRAkStR,
iy29 Trustees.
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BY Burton & Carter, Auctioneers.
1913 Main street.

GALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND HITCH.
= EN- FURNITuRg. HORSES; cows S.I aoGs,
declining housekeeping, authorizes me to sell his
entire personal property and place to the credit Of
his Indebtedness; therefore all persons having
Claims against W. J. Pendleton will please present
them to me at CardoZo, Fourqnrean & Co. during
the present week, as on TU h.S.,Af the 4th day OF
august, ~ o'clock. IF fair II NOT. the next ialr
day) at his residence. and half miles north OF
Richmond, on the Meadowbridge road, will be sold
at public auction
Two HORS Es-one an excellent family or farm
horse;
One superior MICH COW.
One fine lksscx and Chesler) BOAR,
HOGS, DUCKS, and CHICKENS,
CART and BUGGY-both In good order;
FARMING IMPLEM ENTS generally,
Several tons OF SHEAF OATS,
GROWING CROPS,
HARSkSS, SADDLE, and BRIDES.
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
compri,ing Walnut and Oak Chamber sets;
Oak Dining set, Carpets, Ol-Clolh, Bcds, ana
Bedding: ,<,,-,,,
CROCKEnY, GLASSWARE, STOVES, &C., and
other things usual IN housekeeping.
J. NJ. FOURQURbAN.
BURTON & CARTER, Aucliopecrs. c.. HANEs,
Salesman. j Io-t"'
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FROM the New York Tsb,et !

dfrcGn Inc New ock Iabiet
On Sunday, July II, all the foreign col.
leges ia Rome had the hener of being re.
ceired in audience by the Holy Father.
There were present the College Of the PRO.
pagauda, the b 0rth American College, the
Latin (Soutb. American College, the Ger
manic. Hungarian college, the English, the
Irish, the Scetchc Polish, Belgian, Greek H.
-leges, and the French Seminary Of Sasha
Chtara.
Father Freyd, the Superior of the French
Seminary and Gohsultsr to tue Propagan6a,
read an address wherein be expressed 10
His Holiness the sentiments Of ferYeut depe-
tion and b0uadleSs respect whick all the
young eocesiasties there assem- hled from all
parts OF the world to drink in true science
close by the inf;lllble See Of Peter, ia order
to spread it abroad throughout the unicerse,
together with the light Of the Gospel, profess
for His Holiness. behold them said
Father Ereyd, "prostrate at the Eeet OF The
Vicar OF Jesus Chriet to implore his apos-
tolic benedictiOp."
TUE PoETlFR's RRLv.
The following is the Holy Fathers reply
to the address:
The picture which the Father Rector OF
the College of Santa Chiara has lust drawn
OF the social situation aud the state Of the
Catholic religion is very true one.
But he has dwelt especially upoa
the number Of the enemies who assail
fha Church, who would wish to see it
destroyed, and who, to bring about this de-
StructiOp, make use Of various meanS-tere
of open cruelty, there of secret snares and
Approximation all means are good to the en-
emies Of God, provided they succeed in at.
tanning their end. But they will not attain
II. No, never! And let us always be
prompt to rtaoimate our faith with those di-
vine words Porte non pr'gpaLe6unt-the |
gates OF hell shall not prevail" For YOU.
who are still young and destined by God to
preach the truth in all parts of the world. it |
is to you more particularly that the |
words Of Jesus Christ which we read in |
the Gospel of this morning are addressed i
!" Attendite fatSss ipr0phetis-b of |
false prophets" For there are many of them.
my dear. chidren-many Of those false pro- !
phets. Attendite, beware of those who
enter not in by the door into the sanctuary.
Attendtte, beware Of those who are the mas
ters of lying, as says the Prince of the ApoS.
Ties. Attendtte, bewsre Of those who are
transported with pride beyond measure. rs
the apostle says. Pride has only one foot to
stand on and it falls headIong easily, as in
truth SO many proud ones have fallen horri.
Oily. Aueadtte, beware Of those because
they are lmpious. and not only are they i'm.
pious. but the Apostle st. Jude character
yes them by series Of epithets, only TO
Fead Whtch causes one to shudder with hor-
.or.
They are those who preached from the pul.
~, and Who, from disciples Of truth, have
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BY n. 1sLee,
Real Estate Agent and Anciotieer,
No. 1914 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS. SALE OF THAT
" yALUABLEp PROPERTY KNO WIN AS THE
WALL-STREET HOTEL Pursuant u decree
or the Circuit Court of Henrico county, rendered
jp tie chaucery suit OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o. Griffin
and others the undersigned, special commissioners
named 10 eaid decree, will, on TUESDAY, Ith OF
August. 1874. on the premises, ut O'Clock Z. M,
nr0cred to sell at public auctions the property
Toned In said Decree known as the WaI-sireet Ho-
tel situated ON the east line or Fifteenth street oe-
STORY DOUBLE FRONT BRICK HOUSE, with
two business houses on the first floor, and large
dwelling on file upper stories, and wing running
back TO an alIeyt
Terms: Sufficient I'm cash to defray expense Of
sale: balance In equal instalments at one, two, and
three years for negotiable notes, with interest
added title to be retained by the court until the en-
tire purchase money Is paid.
j. B. YOUNG.
ROBERT HOWARD,
+. P.TURNER,
z. CHATHAM,
jy3O Srecisl Commissioners.
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BY Richardson 6 Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud AuctloneerS,
lll3 Main street.

TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
L ON PINE AND LAUREL STREETS FOR
SALc BY AUCTlON.-On THURSDAY the 9th
instant at O'Clock Z. 81, we sh,ll sell by SUCTION,
on the premises. valuable BUILDING Lof,
fronting 80 ny $50 feet on the west size of Pine
street. adjoining Mr. Powell's residence on the
south; and Immediately thereafter We shall sell
another LOT, equally valuable. on the east side of
Laurel street. south OF Cumberland street, and
almost In the rear of the lot first mentioned above,
and Of the same dimensions.
TERMS: une-third cash: balance In four. eight,
and twelve months; negotiable notes to he gwen
for the deferred payments with interest added, anu
secured by deed OF trust.
ana Auc, iOneers.
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By Moody & isoya
BY Moody & Royal.
Real Estate Agents and Auc;ioneeys.
Office corner OF Seventh and Hun 49,,
Manchester Va SeS,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A YALUAprp
+. i STEAM SAW.MiLL. &C.. AND six 81.
MULES AND ONE HOkst. NESE , ftNE
FIELD, IN GHEsrEkFiELb COUNTY M NJ
TUESDAY THE 18th DAY OF ArGr@.HN
Of trust executed to me by jaime: = and r. :f'
CT rec rd In the clerks Office of Ch,,,erre% .'y
ty-d. b., vol. So. psge 665--I shall oeing rom.
so to do by the beneficiary, proceed to ,.li
lie auction 10 the highest bidder, at aowat,', i o
mill, in Chesterfield county, about ihri,el MI.
from the city OF Richmond By the NIto, a's,
turnpike, and three mites from Coalaeii st,,,aS
and one mile from Bethlehem church, at the p,c.
and time shove mentioned: P''
l STEAM SAW-hlLL with Boiler and Pl,,p,.
coT.p!ele),
6 BAY MULES and BAY HORSE
2 4-HOksE LUMBER WAGONS and 2 Lo;.
WAGONS. "''
The terms required by the deed are cash snTr.,,
10 pay the expenses of executing this lr,is, an ~
off u note for 300, which became due ir,,Irl y
"a, 1873. with duly accrued Interest theron, Pm.
1t is expected that more liberal terms VIII l ,y
upon by the parties interested. ard msie Sn"xa
on day Of sale. SOCRATES BOOKS
1nS,,r
MUDDY ~ rO1ALi, SuctloIecfS. H3l
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OFFICE or ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND AND DAEvILLE RAILROAD Co.,
RICHMOND. VA; June 13. 1874.

OFFICE or ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT,}
RICHMOND AND DAEvILE RAILROAD Cos.
RICHMOND. VA; June 13. lS74.)
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS to take effect
y SUNDAY, juno IA, 1674.-CHARLoTrE FIX.
PaESS-Ieave kichmoud at l1:45 p. M.; leave
Isurkevile at 1852 A. N. arrive ut Dundee at S:23
a. NJ; leave Dundee at S:33 A. NJ; arrive at Dan.
vile 2t $50 a. NJ: leave Danville At 1897 A. Al.
arrive at GREENSBORO at 112s A. NJ; arrive at
Charlotte 1T 2. N. .-
leave Charlotte at s:s5 A. NJ: leave Greensboro
at l:l5 M; leave Danville at $3.50 z. d. leave
Dundee ut 3:4S =. NJ: Lave Burkevillc ut 800 P.
NJ; arrive at Richmond At II :04 ?. M. This train
connects at Charlotte with trains on the Charlotte,
Columbia aud Atlanta and Atlanta and Richmond
AirL Line railroads from Atlanta and all points South
andSouthWeSt.
THROUGH MAIL-leave Richmond at :3S P. NJ:
leave Burkeville at 4:41 +. NJ: leave Dundee al
9:25 Z. NJ: leave Danville at 9:29 p. leave
ESQ a. NJ. This train connects al Charlotte With
trains the Atlanta ard Richmond AIRLINE and
Charlotte, Columba and Atlanta railroads for At
lanta. Montgomery. Mobile. New Orleans, Colua.
bia. Augusta, and all pouts South and Southwest.
THROUGH MAiL-Ieave Charlotte al p. NJ:
leave Greensboro at 2:15 a. NJ: leave Danville al
6:13 a. NJ: leave Dundee ut 5:25 A. NJ; leave
Eurkevlle at IL &c A. M; arrive at Richmond ri
2:22 NJ. Thi! train connects at Hurkcville with
train. on the Atlantic, mississippi and Ohio railroad
from Lynctbure, Knoxville, Chattanooga, and all
points Southwest.
LYNCHBUKG AcCoMMoDATIoS-lea Richmond
ut 9:42 A. ~: leave BurkcYlie at 1:20 Z. ~; ar
rive Mt Lynchburg al 4:4U =. VI
BURKEvILLE ACCoMMoDAT1nN-leave Burke
VILE at 4:35 4. NJ: arrive ut Richmond at 7:5e
M.
Through tickets sold to all poluts South and South
west, and baggage checked through. -
Engineer and superintendent.
H. n. DOUGLAS, Master TRANSFORMATION. lie ! 3
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Cbnlrman OF sUiHt Son1Hiis's1S0'
au 4.td
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND on tine
Richmond and Danvllle Railroad At an nc q

VALUABLET KACT- UF bHNu % VI
Richmond and Danvi,le Rairoad at auction
at AMELIA COURTHOUSE. WfDNEsyst.iL ~. !,
AUGUST &c. 1S74.-By virtue OF decree s,,,t of
Circuit Court OF Amelia in the chaoeery , sur
Min1n vs Wilson's administrator and others. 4
shall Offer for sale to the highest bidder At the is
and place mentioned. that desirable 70, tou
Containing 42lX acres adjoining The lands Oh hie a
ard Anderson aud others THIS pr9Pyr neT as dwell
;n1 and xii nroner out-houses recently put on tne
nlsce by DR.. William J. holcomoe; It Is nov IN me
occupancy of Mr.. Foster, who wi snow ~
cash balance at one and two years, purchaser TO
execute negotiable notes well end9rsed sd 5
etss' $500 ALEXANDRA DOSNAN,
Surviving Commissioner.
PETERSBURG, VA, August 1, 1874.
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