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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-12-15

SNOW BIRDS.
BY LEE o. BARRIs.

Pair pilgrims Of the frozen north,
Where nyper borean tempests blow.
What n>andate bade you wander forth;
AS herAJds OF the coming snowr
Poor songless BIRDS condemned to roam.
Like silent eziles. far from home.
What unwrought penance doonas you here.
Mute raoxrners for the dying Year,
With Itreiess wings and restless feet
You wander. oeaselessly, along
The silent vale-this calm retreat,
so lately eloquent with song
Where Piora's offerings charmed the sight.
With forms of beauty and delight.
That seemed their fragrance to diffuse,
In en- ulatton of their hues-
Could ca have known how fair aud gay,
With song and beauty, was the wood.
You had net waited till decay
Had changed 1t to n solitude.
Now, all its melody has fed;
It's flowers are colorlsss and dead;
And you, who ne'er beheld their bloom.
Are come, like pilgrims, TO their tomb.
Fair wanderers. from the land of SHOWS,
What untold mission brings you heref
Have you ne tidings TO disclose
Ofhope, nor messages of cheerf
Come therc no pleasures with the wind,
Your restless wings have left behindt
Comes there no mirth within its train
To cheat the winter of Its pain:
All, yes. when natures summer glow
Has died in forest vale and mead.
You come, sweet heTalds OF the snow,
That, like a shro nd, shall hide her dead.
A Stroud OF pure and stainless white.
ToshpI fJOm our regretful sight.
The faded beauties, that decay,
Untonsed, on earth's sepulchral clay.
Oar sadaened hearts, with grief beset,
That mourn each present, dead delight,
Are softer ed 10 q sweet regret,
When 1t h hidden from the sight.
Though eherishiDg the d emory still.
We seek for other joys to I'LL
The vacant chamber in the soul,
Where the fair tenant held control
And nov your presence mutely tells
OF pltghted trO' b, and vows love-
When, nid the music OF the bells,
And light of laughing stars above,
Heart beats with heart q happy chime:
For cupid loves the sIeighing time.
And, like an Iceland lichen, grows
And noarishes amid the SHOWS.
II tells Of flashing, ringing steel
Der frosen waters gliding past;
OF glowing cheeks, whose hues reveal
A bloom, ungiven by the blast,
When baashing maid and ardent youth.
with eyes Of 10 ., and hearts OF truth.
Fave hspe through all their lives 10 glide,
Thus smeethly. sweetly, side by side.
II tells Of cheerful fires, that glow
Within the home, where comfort reigns;
Where, all unmindful of the snow.
That drives against the window psnes,
Or bowling Of the envious winds.
The soul Its dearest pleasure finds,
Beside the hearth. whose warmth imp arts
A Sindred glow TO happy hearts.
or merry melodies, that roll
From joyous belts at Christmas time.
AS though the me al had a soul,
That poured its music In the chime,
Those peals to childhood s heart pressge
Mysterious Joys, while hearts Ofage
Grow yoaag aeai u. amid the glee,
That eirslee round the Christmas tree.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-12-15

The Charlottesville Review is to be en-
larged to q sx-column quarto before the
close Of the present month.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-12-15

The Ft. Wayne Sentinel says that the
tramps who infest the country have another
method of imposing upon the people. They
w III visit house, and claiming to be an
officer, say they are sent to inspect and take
a inventory OF the silverware tor The pur-
pose of taxation. The intention, no doubt,
i 20 ascertain the location. OF such things
with q view to burglary.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-12-15

and, in Mrs. Titus opinion. AUTHENTIC Dar-
rstive of the origin OF the difficulty
was contained 10 letter from
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-14
BY W. Goddin, 4
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank strects.'

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE BEAUTI-
i Full FARM CALLED "OAK HILL On
THE MtCHANICSVlLLE TURNPIKE TWO
AND TaRkE.QUA AFTER MILES EAST OF
kICHMUND.-By virue OF deed of trust execu-
ted to US by Rev. DR.. Leondas Rosser bearing date
sth September, 1853 duly recorded In Henrico
County Court, we Tor either of us) SHALL In execu-
ton thereof having been required by the creditor
thereby sccured proceed to sell at AUCTION, on the
D emiScs, on WEDSESDa Az The 18th september,
1875 at O'Clock r. H. f fall, not, The first fair
day tbereaftrr) that beautiful aud attractive FARM
located as above. now occupied by Rev Or. Rosser,
containing sIXTY.ElGH'r ACkES. more or less.
tfhe buildings on the place are numerous, and en-
brace those needed for the comfortable o'Inoda-
iDr of large family. The dwelling of brick, and
Is surrounded by handsome foreSt-:rees. and IN The
front there is beautiful ornsmcnteh lawn. The soil
Is admirably adapted Tor dairy or market farm. II
ec,i hest the and will he so divided as to sell OF
twenty five to thirty acres nearesttJ Richmond.
The deed requires \ cash sale TO the extent OF
about $1,000 out we are authorized by the creditor
to accept In lieu of cash onethrd cash. balance a.
one two ears for pego liable notes, Interest half
yearly. secured by deed OF trust. TO the resi-
due, such terms as may be announced at the hour
of sale. as.s - f.. u. NOLIlNtI.
is. :.5 ISAAC u. AUSTIN, &,
au 23-2aw2w,dtd Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-14

Z A WoMAN Who Could SwIM.-During a
recent voyage of the steamship Royal Dane
from Copenhagen to Newcastle.on-Tyne a
serious accident befel the stewardess. Miss
Fry. The sea was rough. and as she was 60.
ing up some steps to the deck the boat took
q lurch and she tell into the sea. The acct
dent caused great commotion on board, and
it was expected that she would be drowned
before assistance reached her. the vessel be-
ing under full steam at the time. A boat was
got out from the steamer as soon as it could
be stopped, and was fully manned and pulled
back TO where Miss Fry was last seen. She
was found comfortable, floating on her back,
when the boat reached her, and not much the
worse for her immersion. She stated that
after she was thrown into the water she
pulled eff her boots and swan for some time.
She then waited quietly until the boat picked
her up. Miss Fry belongs to famous Tyne.
mouth family of swimmers, aud she is CON-
sidered one of the best female swimmers on
the northeast coast Of England.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-14
8ithu,ond n;apatth,
,,rIrrspAY 80. .sEpTEMBER IA, 1875.
enc white Sulphur.
Gsr.ssuRrgn WBrs SULPHUR SPRINGS, !
! " -@''"'r cantss,her IA 1878.

$50 September 13. 1878.
Ea;tors Dispatch: The company mere con.
ssnnes 10 unusua. numbers and aale.! ",
shix late period OF the season. Upward, VI
Too hundred visitors were counted NJ tue
Sinin c.,abIe Yesterday. While the oei'al..
ares for the last week have OF course oeen
heavy. the arrivals o. new guests nave oe.u
unusually large for the time OF year. III
sider this actually the best season Inc ptoi n,
s,nrs have ever made here-not 10 'ne hu
her Of guests OF any time in the estao', .s.
snent. nor. perhaps, in the receipss a. .hs
office: but in the reputation the estaolIsa "
men, has gained by the entire satisfaction "
lite guests, which pertains 10 every uepA''
Ynent Of the extensive concern
Tho lingering Of 80 many OF Tue o,a coui :
nanv. ut This late period OF the season, ana
The numerous new arrivals, prcsage faVof'
aiIy for the success Of the new hotel to De
erected immediately near the deFof' 1he
coptract for building this house has oeen
closed aud work commences inns Weeh,
The house will be one hundred abo ottS
feet In length, by the same oreSotn' sur
:. rounding an ample court, ana presentins
three fronts with broad porticoes-o one or
the spring lawn. one towards the dele', tn'
other facing the east towards DRY creek
is 10 be irely finished with pressed orch
and internally with all modern hotel Inn
provements, so as to make every conVen D
ence and required accommodation to u
guests to be found within its own wars
= With this house completed, and its elegaI
equipments in tact. as contemplated by u
senterprisipg proprietors, we may reasonaa
4 expect good fall, winter. and early sprln
company at this favorte resort, as wen
most iu creased plumbers during the summe
months. A SoJoUNER IN TEE MOUNTAINS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-14
kG1NTIUNg HAAAflsss@ahsW ssssO = DUJ -.
~I~-Is-~S >-->-sA--->-~-.~~
s. 500 BY Richardson q CossiI fs5,.r
Peal Estate Agents and Aue ,ionsers,
~ - 80 i 13 Main street :. *
TRUSTEES. SALE OF TIE HERMIT !':,a T.,

u,RusTEEs SALE OF TIE HERMIT
IeHhM sEs BY As wv irae q he
provisions certain Of trust t,sarins dase on
. .ss s ahd d VINE eonp s ne ss
ices, duly recordedir ifs once OF tie clerk OF Hen-
rico County Court. 70 Secure the payment Of sum
men 81 sa ised BY he
premises, on WrEDNNsD Az, lste Of septem b. e
d dssS NJ Il 70 ssa scR Of
the usaai and large e and ind
.dweIn t.Sssse, situated in an attractive locality.
near d s Agricultural Eair<Grounds, on Inc herInlIs
age ada popular Nrtver Within se.s ~
thep e fs now grosving nursery stock estimated as
81 eSs .hree-yesr.old ApPIE-TREEs,7 to 10
2e,eoo t tws-sesr,old ArPLE-TREEs, 8 10 feet
An assor ah of PEACE pEAs, CHERRY aSs
! Asso. GRAPE-vINEs. SMALL FRUITS and AS
The Hermitage Nursery Is the Oldest IN Eastern
yirapIa md has an es, a6lished trade through Viz
Yinia and North Carolina. and IS nmsur passea W
any nursery 10 the country Tor relfa oty any M
eIce OF isstock IT produces the pnesL @
grown In the United states its soil anu me niiu
ness Of the climate enable Dur erymea 10 prouusS =
I Trees in two years fully equal TO those grownal
and New YotSn three
ouI the wgnier n1onths. Situated near the spread.
ing limits Of growing city. It's purchase Woulo
handsome investment indepenoentoi .he na' 'eS'
Terms Enough in cash to defrag the EXPENSES 9,
executing this trust, and 10 pay on sa neGv.ans
noes Ion one me- ra OFF Twelve Cent per annnu
f lnensGs he i is H5 u july The Issi
due such terms as shall be aInH9nSeq ~
Va 'N-' 'Ns-i" j. A. RICHARDSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-14

RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD 'oNP'Y,
I CFPtcR MASTER OF TRANS. Aay 80, 1875. :
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAIN No.
~ 1.-CHARLoTTE EXPRESS. Wesaxrd-Lesr.
Richmond al sos a. NJ: leaye Rurksille 1.
S:35 4. NJ; leaves Dundee III TIA 7. NJ; ',ya
p. Nj: leaves salisbury at GIG P. NJ; srn5t 4
Charlotte al S:43 z. NJ. ,.....
TRAIN No. 2-NEw YORK AND SEr 0z.
LEANS EXPRESS. EaStTarI Leaves Charlotte Al
NJ: leaves Salisbury at S:34 A. NJ; leaves aIrLs.
boro Al 1856 +. NJ; leaves Danv, lie 4, l:l2R.
r.; leave: Dundee al leo r.. NJ: leaves hrrse.
Vile at 6o7P. d.; arrives AZ Richnord 81 EAT
TRAIN No. 3.-TunoUeu MArL-Ngw YOEI
FOR THE SoUTH-Leaves Richmopd at Sc ?. T.;
leaves Burkeyiii. at 4:52 Z. A.; Leaves ,lup;et n
1898 ?. NJ; leave Danyilte az 1899 =. ";
leaves Greensboro Al 2:45 4. ~: leaves SALISBURY
ut 5:27 A. M: leaves AIRLINE Junction a 73s
A: M: arrives al Charlotte At s:22 A: il.
TRAIN No" 4.-THRaCGH MAIL, EastIsrd-
Leaves Charlotte at 9:l5 2. NJ: leave, :a!l,ta1
Ut 1883 p. A.: leaves Greensbor' at 4. NJ
leaves Danville at 6:(S A. Nj: leaves nuniee A
6:lS A. NJ: leaves Burkevllle al ll:35 H. NJ
arrives a. Richmond at 2:22 Z. n.
TRAIN No. 5.-LYNCHDrhG ACCOMMODATES
Westward-LpaveI Richmond II 1920 4. NJ: IL
riyes 1T Burkevlle AZ 1905 p. ~. leaves RgrsE'i.:
at l:2C P. NJ: arrives at Lypchbnrg e, Az T. 4
TRAIN No. 6.-BURKRyILLE aCCnMhoptIIos
Eastward Leaves Barke,lIle al 4:i3 4. y : ~
rives At Richmond at 900 A. ~.
Train No. z connects al Richmond WIN w
Chesapeake and ohio railroad.
Trains Nos. 8 and coDpec. nj t'rfenso drp VIZ
trains to aud from Raleigh and G"ldshoro'.
All through trains connect a. Richmond aug pas.
dee With trains on the Richmond, FirSsnrssna1
and Potomac railroad, and washington City' VI,
ginia Mida nd and Great Southern railroad, 10 ~
from Washington, Baltimore. Philadelphia iis
New York.
Trains Nos 8 and connect at Richmond ~
the Richmond, York River and Chesaplst ki..
road trains 10 and from Baltimore and f-''eH
points. tEa -,
Trains Nos. ! and2 connect at Charlton: y.
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond hr-llnS NJ
road 10 and from Greeuville. Atlanta, hon,sohsI
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans. and all soG1Sss'
ern points. IA.
Trains Nos. 8 and 4 connect at Charlotte w" "a
the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta ralIr'sa y,
Columbia, hugusia, Savannah, Taahassef' 'e.'-
southern points. 80, 49,,
Train No. connects at Rnrkevilie With the =
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad. from Li''@
burg, Chattanooga, and all Southwestern t"ils.
Tickets sold TO all southern ant s"uu "S'''
points, and "a 2gaee checked through. ..,
Unbroken gauge from Richmond TO Se%u I,. ~
Pullman paiace-cars through from seH w ui4'--
TO New York. T. III. X. TAL!oi!
Engineer aud Supe-tnhnh'5555
W. r. WEST, Master OF Trains. u. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-14
BY j. l.. Apperson, ...
ID Real Estate Agent and Auctiepeer,
No, lOl6 Main street.

WORDS LARGE TOBACCO FAC
w TORY, No. 10. ON THEsNORTHE4ASSTT
CORNER OF SEVENTH STREET AND The
CANAL AND CUMMUDlOUS DWELLING, No:
40ls ON The SoyaHEA a , G0RNER OF E CA Ihc
AND FOURTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUC-
TiON-C. p. Word. Esq, having determined 10
dispose Of his nropery and s Pay his StOaS fna
NESDAY. September Is, 1875. in the order
named the yEkY Eakn a. 81,
three aud half stories high, built 10 the most sab
stanrlIl manner Of the best materials LOT 76x
1870 feet to o, 16-fo0t alley. Location admirable
for accc s'bility, light, air, &c.
The DWELLING has Ten rooms with hre.paces,
besides Office, store. and bath room, &C.. Kitchen
with four rooms; stable, carrince house, &c. bnit
in the best manner and with i view to comfort ana
convenience: location pleasant and conTgntept 70
business neighborhood excellent. )ot % by 100
feet to WIDE alley. -. p a'[ - VI
1T Is NOT OFTEN THAT SUCH REALLY DES1RA-
Bile PROPERTY IS OFFERkD AT AUCTION UNDER
SUCH PRESSING CIRCUMSTANCES. -.
TERMS: Accom- modating and made Known al the
sale. -. -.E y. l.. AIfEISOH'
au 16 2aw3w&tdtdS Auctlonetr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-14
By Cafafin. Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers and Agents.
No, / Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a xALUABLE
VIEiNRy virtue OF q deed Of trust executed by
James Clary, bearing datS May 20 1sa4, daly re-
shall in exc cutnn thereof, being required so 10 90
bv The creditor Thereby secured proceed 10 sell at
auction on the premises, on TUESDAY; zen pl
GROUND. fronting fifty feet on the north line OF
,Jac9uehn street between, Washington ana Ca carter
streets, and having depth Of two hundred leet;
upon. IL is believed TO contain very valuable CLAY
FOR MAKING BRICK as 1t Is located very near The
brick-yard, now so successfully worked oy 1hoh'p-
|TEnMs: Cash enough to defray the expenses of
the sale and 10 pav offa note OF ~ 059S with IL
s1o5.a8 PAYABLE The goth OF JanuarT. 1875:
S105 9S payable the 20th of July, S76: .$lO 50
payable the goth Of January, 1877; and the res l.
due. If any, upon such terms rs may pc announced
1T the sale. -- X. b. CHAttl'i. 1rustee,; .
CHAEEIS. STAPLES 6 Co. Auctioneers. sc 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-14

. Cyrp,ors QUESTION OF IpESTITY--A CASE
SIMILAR TO TIE TrcHBoRNg .AFFAIR.-4n ao4o
John Hancock, a resident Of this city, leit
will, bequeathiug specific legacles 10 tbree 9
nieces and nephew, and all the residue Oh
his property to another nephew, otepneh
Marshall. brother of the other legatees. De
fore the property was left to Stephen, Whicn
was not tin 1859, it bad risen in value so as TO
he worth Sl5. 900, which was more than the
value of all the other legaeieS COM
bined. In 1862 Stephen disappeared,
and nothing relating to him was heard
of until recently, when one oil bis
sisters. in using efforts to find him, wrote 10
San Francisco, and received reply that
man of bis name was living at Shoal. water
Bay, Washington Territory. She wrote TO
this man, and received in reply letter TO
the effect that he did not care for bis relations
here, being we'll satisfied to remain win
halEbreed wife and children whom be bad
there. The letter was signed steven
Marshall News afterwards came that this
man was dead. The half-breed wife then
claimed the property on the ground that her
husband was the Stephen Marshall TO Wnom
it had been bequeathed. The other leSatees
contested the claim, denying that the calm
ants husband was their brother. A commls'
sioner was authorized to take testimony 10
Washington Territory as to the question OF
identity, and evidence was gwen SHOWING
that the husband Of the claimant had RED
hair and u freckled face, while the other lega-
tees asserted that their brother had dark hair
and q clear skin, could write we'll, and would
not have made the mistake Of misspelling
both bis names. The matter came on for
hearing before Surrogate HutcbiDgs yester.
day, eX.surroga,e Gideon J. Tucker appear
ing for the claimant. and Mr.. Ira D. warren
for the sisters and brother of the lost legatee.
The Surrogate reserved his decision.- Neao
York Times, 10th. ......, ''.
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RICHMOND AND rETERsBrsS{
tsrEg' RAILROAD COMPANY

RICHMOND AND fETEBrbuh'{
,s.l34; , Ha& iT707E7 RAILROAD COMPANY J
JUNE /. 1875, asin
~ on this read will run rs follows:
il ..ar. LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH. ..,,
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily te1eep; ~ -.
) Gayj, connecting for ill points -
and West. Sleeping.car a'ttc'EE
7:45 A. IL, FREIGHT TRAIN daily exc T. -: -
dayI, with coach attached, 'ar fssas
~ ~. burg and stations on uit sFp'''''
road. LyuchDurg. and me Ne NO.
JAG M, THROUGH MAI. daily, e0Lheeyy. %
~ for all points South Snd "e; e.; -, :,
,'# gn, , seagers ue4ing this train VIZ WI. - y,
Ia. ....i :. close connection at Pe!tr'aR ~
500 p, N. FREIG;iITi daily except SanhIh
a-f-ag0F1f with COACH attached.
$780,. LxAyR PETERSBURG SohTH. is,.sr,
$50 A. M..FREIUHT TRAIN daiiy, tsh''"
Sunday with coach atctche'. ,,,s
IO:4e A. H., THROUGH MAIL daily. c 2nns>I ~
with Richmond, FrederIcks go, ,,s
.i,t.st.S Potomac rSiiroad for a!s po'N-
5:oo.P. N. fssfa ar daily 'ercsO' saa''"
E7:ssP. M THKoUGHAAiLs alI E ts kieaz 90
~ - Fredericksburg and poton.ac ,sier
3fTf 49,. Tor ah points Eass ana Hes' - IN 4
.g, Sleeper attached. rnn .tIa, e eis.s GO
aS neetion With the Ctesapeasr soo I'D
H.. -, r, ystiroad for the Virgins Spria,' 49,
g. points North and West , I'D.
The MAIL TRAINS VIII not SO os'
mond and Petersburg except ~ SEss1i.. nil .rare
Trans on the Clover Htu r5liren VII
Clover BID pits At $50 a: and .'aoss,i
Leave Chesss1 at e4G 7. as1ay s sar a
Ap p!T ss Depot A. SHAW. sapertnteG4est-
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A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
TY. y. C.-SALE TO BE CoNDuGTED BY G.
Of C
Lynch, deceased, Will Der for sale. at public auc-
uon, on the premises. on WEDHsSp ?. l5,h Day
FLYER FARM. belonging to Mr.. Lynch,s estate.
formerly owned by Colonel inselm Ward, deceased,
situated in Rockingham county, Nc
This FARM Is specially noted as well for the
great fertility Of It's soil, the large proportion or
bottnm-lunds, the extent and value of its timber,
the number and purity of Its springs and o. arches:
rs for tn picturesque beauty and healthfuntss OF
It's 81 uaiion.
IL is situated on the north bank of the Dan river.
five miles from the Virginia line. Blk miles below
Leaksville. four miles from Morehead's cotton rae.
tory. tws nty miles above Danyillc, and ten miles
from Reidsv!lle; important town Oh the Air Line
railway from KlchnoAd 10 Atlantis uld DanVile,
Grt enSboro'. and Charlotte,
= he farm has river front of 2a miles. and con-
tains by recent survey 1.4l0 scres pronorioneu as
follows 81 acres Of river bottoms: 81 acres CT
cleared land, one-ihird OF It fresh all suid to be
the most productive wheat land In that section:
from a7H u
ginai growlt-exct lient toD Geo land
This farm Is watered by len branches each hay
ing Several tributaries, and many springs OF pure
wrter.
The land has been divided into FOUR TRACTS,
each ccmpacily located. with an abundance Of bot
toms, weed and water upon each
This farm will be sold as whole, or III the seVe-
raj parts as above described, as the executors may
deem most txpedient on day OF sale: :, ror ,,,,
, topogra hical map OF this plnce Is now being
prepared showing the physical situation OF the
land, which will be photographed. &" Get.
any person contemplating purchasing. any of
t,lese lands can secure copy of the map by adj
dressing Major ED. s. EUTlEE, Civil Engineer,
Lynchburg, Va. -
Of eIdsyile, on The Piedmont road or leave the
cars ut DanvI1le, taking q carriage to The farm.
If the weather should be unfavOrahlc on the day
named lie sale wilt take place on the following
day. stE..s
Terms: One-foutfh cash; balance on 4 credit OF
one TWO. three, ana Jour years. equal instalments,
bonds with approved security bearing interest al
six ner cent from day of sale. aud titl0, retained
until the whole Of The purchase; money Is paid.
tracts see post-bils. apply 20 the executors for
descriptive circular with map. Apply by letter 10
the executors, Lynchburg VI.
Possession for fall seeming given at once, and full
possession bel IRE wiDtcr. E...s.-.
.'-... 49,. r WILLIAM T. YANCFY, ;
EuWAkD Fl. DILLhRD.
au 292tawtse14 Execui ors Of e.. II: Lynch
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! ! ,,.-rTe.r yALEs-Thi. Day.
BY COOK & LauRnton, Aucuoneess,
III NO, 10 Governor street

~ IN rNERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
SJ HOLD FURNITuREs pfAssG0su; EE z sr AT AT
REDS. CARPETS, pL@UGHs; s,c,osr sye viii cell
q oSr suction. rooms general assortment O :
SiTURE, cons ,na ssr - wARpRoBEs,
MHnes1Sy aas W ,IsE4 ssKPsNsos .prrs,
ManuI Tor BUREAUS and WAsHsTt Ids,
SIpEBohRps, LOUNGES. " 100
TIN SAFES. LEAF.IA1Lkn,
SnaeroI smperior FEATHER-b .Ds,
Se,s ~ ROT. STERs and PILL .,Jws, 1@'&
NV DOUBLE and SINGLra MaTTRRssEs... :.
JFSSY LIND, j. PANEsf !. and ether REDsTEAps'
SnyeraI GOOD INGRArf CARPETS.
One six.oc;ave Rosr. WOOD CfllcKEnING plAso'
Two good six-octa' % MAHOGANY PIANOS -
several PxCELLkNT CooKLNG-sToEES,', =, ,,s
MAHOGANY ard WALNUT CRIBS ana CRADLES I-i,
CuILDREN' s. CARRIAGES,
t E,stT IA ~ NkW ASSORTED WISDOM; SHADES.
' - ALSO,
Several ONE. and TWO. HORSE pLosGHs' 80
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-14
By Grubbs 4 Williams, .stg
Auctioqpeers and Real Estate Agehs'
Eleventh street between Main and BANK.

DEAUTIFUL A N D. ATTRACTllx,E
ID FARM nF SIXTY ACRES on y w NJ y AT
T THHAAsss:sGaKFEh Nils FR on kI9H :
MlND. WITH IMPROVEMENTS: Fur S .aSL,I
At LIiCTsoN.-Wis be sold at auction, on MON
DAY. September go s75 2. ~ Gsl9sk IN i on
caied above IN the oseupancy Of e i,nd
iss 'hnMaig wide turnpike 'front.' IS In
fine admirably su h1 If for the prounS
noses. and AeYon Ehe best rold leading Out OF me
CITY, affording access 10 market during the Whoie
year. . .as,,o,+ r,,I for nor
feet draieage, und there is not an acre OF waste
lind unoa II. About i 5 acres are In woods 3 part
of It heavy growth the rest of The a9d Is now un.
der cuItiysaiep There is an orchard with about
eighty trees of choice fruit. The dwellingls com.
fnrtaile-con ans eight rooms, with closets. There
10 n iarge Srick kitchen, stable, courthouse. and
we'll OF superior wa 'er. The neghborhood is one
of The best 10 the vicinity of The city.
This sale afordsa fine opportunity for those seek.
ing a home near enough 10 do business In the city
or to get produce quickly and easily To market
TERMS: Liberal, and made knowu at the time or
sale .s.eE.s GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
Sc AuctloueeTs.