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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-06

Philosophers have often remarked that tne
only solid instruction Is that which the pup''
brings from bis own Depths; that the true
instruction is not that which transmlts no'
tions wholly formed. but that "n'ca Ien,
ders him capable of forming for bimseil soou
opinions. That which they have saia 10 re-
gard 20 the intellectual faculties app,.es
equally 10 the moral faculties. Iheie Is iUl
the soul spontaneous culture, on Mn'e''
depends al! the real progress In pefiectioh.--
Degerando.
Avoid ;d,eness. and ill up all the sp1eo OF
thy time with severe ana use.u' e a,r;;
ment, tor lust easily creeps IN ~ tnose .'apt
nesses where the soul is uuemp'oyeu anu . tne
body Is at ease, for no easy, hea'n'u', ,u,'
nerson was ever chaste If be coulu ot tenlp.-
ed: but of all employment oooiiy laeof Is
the most useful, and OF the most nenen' io'
driving away the evil.-Jeren'y 1oy1or.
How mighty is the human heart, with oil
;,s oomnlicated energies; this Irving source
rs al that moves the world, this temple OF
liberty this kingdom of Heaven, this altar
n Cod. this throne of goodness, so beaHli'
fri in holiness, so generous in love.-Henry
Giles.
The head truly enlightened will presently
have wonderful influence in'purib ing the
hcart and the heart really affected with
Goodness will much conduce TO The directing
of the head.-Sprdt.
uIs not life useful when it is happy %
asks the egotist. els it not sufficiently
hsppy when it is useful?' asks the good
man.-MdGam SUetchlne.
or,.h ,,,;II ha ,1nnprmost one time or
another. like cork. though kept down IN
the water.-iSir ". Temple.
Men of the nobest dispositions think
themselves bappest when others share their
happiness with them.-Jcremy Taylor.
Happiness and virtue reach upon each
otber-the best are not or y the happiest
hut the bappiest are usually the best
Buluer Lytton.
It's wicked aud cowardly thing to at.
tempt to rule the spirit by the tlesh.-T. w
Robertson.
The defects of the understanding like those
of the face, grow worse as VIC grow DID,
Rochcfoucauld.
UglineSs without tact il horrible. 1t ought
to be lawful to eXtirpatc such wretches.-
Hawthorne.
Truth is the ground of science, the centre
where all things reDose, and is the type o
eternity Sir p. Sidney.
The brave unfortunates are our best &C
quaintanccs -FranciS.
Tyranny sways. rot as it hath power, bu
as it is suffered Shakespeare.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-06
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
No, ll13 Aain street.

TRUSTEE SALE OF A SMALL Brio X
L RESIDpNCE On THE NORTH SIDE DE 9 or
MARSH ALL BETWEEN SECOND AND 1HlfD
STkEY1s-By virtue OF a deed Of trust eIecute1
70 trustee on the 27 Gny Of H arI 1o aSa
dulv recorded In the clerks office OF Richmond
Chancery Curt D. B. loS p 49,, 20 s sga be-.
i9g the dcferred pay ment on the above properly,
and default having been made In payment CT SAG
note and neing requested so TO do by The hoder OF
said nut shall sell at public auction, on Ihe pre-
mises and to the hiGhesrbdd"r, on tRlDhi ., LII
DIV of September, ~ 5 O'Clock Z. NJ. that small
RRICk DWELLING. with beautiful front yard.
and d. SC, ibed in said deed as follows " All tnst
Tertnin niece or pa eel OF land. with Improvements
thereon fronting 80 feet s or ,e5s , on
Third streets and running back l07 feet inches,
more or less To alley n common, being NE same
properly conveyed TO John Amber smith oy Mrs'
TERMS: Cash as to s445, with about thirty days
interest added ut six per cent, ana rXpens OF
sale; the balance on liberal ter ms ann ,uhccn al
sale. JboEA Il fh' oi'S Trns,aa
j. THOMPSON brown, Auctlonecr. seq
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-06
BY james NJ. Taylor 4 Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SEVEN
" TY.TWO ACRES OF LAND ON THE RICH
MOND, FRED RICKSRUkG AND POTOMAC
MOND AND HALF NILE FRI NJ HUNGARY
STATION, IN HtNk1CO COUNTY, AT AUG
TION.-in execution of decree of the Chanccry
Court OF The city Of Richmond In lie case of Gil Ze-
brook rs. GlaZebrook ihr undersigned special COM
missioner thereby appcintcd. viii sell at public
auction. at the court house Of H'nrico county on
MONDAY the 18Th day Of Septemb r. 1875, chat
being court-day,) at II O'Clock NJ, the property as
above located.
The same Will be divided into three lots. contain
ing Nv. MY four acres elch all fronting The south
side of the railroad.
TERMS /: One third cash; the b4lanCe on a creGit
of six and twelve months for negotiable notes, in
te!eSt aided the little 10 be aimed ut.i the whole
purcha>c-noney is paid and a conveyance ordered
by the court. JOHN HOWARD,
Special Comm iSioner,
JAMES VI. TAYLOR ( Son. Auconee,s. sea
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A UCTlON SALE OF VALUABLE
~ FA%N-LANnS II EOIklNGH.M CoUS-
TY, =: C-sALE TO BE CONDUCrLD BY G.
VlLLF, VA.-Thc undersigned, EXECUTORS OF C.. II.
Lynch decs aSed, viii Ter for sale at public auc-
Ton on th1 emslss= on io Ssy
EIYER FARM, belonging 10 Mr. Lynch's estate
fnrmerl" Owned by Colonel AGselm Wa.d, deceased,
situated IN Rockingham county, >. C.
This FARM is specially hOtcd rs we'll for the
great fertility IF It's sni the iarIe proportion or
bolt M ands, the extent and yau- Of It's timber,
the number and purity of It's springs and bIar chts,
US for III picturesque bcny aad heal.hiulness or
It's 81 ua'ion.
II is situated on the norm bank Of the Dan river.
five mile from the Fr9iaia hue. six mills below
I.rak>ve, four miles from Nor heads cotton FAC
tory. Nv My mile, shove Danrillc, and zen miles
from Rtiisylle, an important town Cd the Airline
railway from Richmond 10 Atlanta rta Danville,
Greensboro and Char lotte.
tans hy recent survey 10 .cses proporlioned rs
follows 81 81 acres OF river brt,oEis; 81 acres or
cleared lard, 0ne-thrd of II fresh anI said 10 be
the most productive wheat land In that section.
producing from eighc cen 10 twenty-five bushels OF
wheat per acre; and 777S acres OF woodland, ORR
gna grJwth-exc. l.nt too eco land.
This iarm Is watered by en branches. each hay
ing several tributaries, and many springs OF pure
water.
The land has been divided Into -FOUR TRACTS,
each mpac!ly located. With IN abundance OF bot
toms, wood, and water upon each.
This farm viii he sold whole, or IN the Sevc-
raj parts US above described, ~ the executors may
deem most txEcdtent on day Of sale.
A!opograrhiral map Of this place Is row being
prepared showing the physical siIuation OF the
land, which viii oe photographed.
Any person contemplating purchasing any of
these land5 can secure copy OF The map by ad-
dressing Ma1or ED. Z. RUT1LE. tlyll Engineer,
Lynchourg, Va.
Those atiencing The sale may expect 10 go by way
OF heldsvillc ON the Piedmont road. or leave the
cars at Dsnyine, taxing a caring. 10 The farm.
Ii the weather should be unfavorlhle on the day
named the sale viii take place on the following
day.
TERMS One. fourth cash; balance on credit OF
one two. three ana tour years. eQuas ipstamen ts.
bonds with approved security bearing Interest ct
six per cent from day OF sale, and title detained
until the whole of the purchase money Is paid.
For full description OF the land ard the several
tracts see post.bliis apply TO the executors for
| Descriptive eli GUAR with map. Apply by letter 10
| the executors Lyuchburg, Va.
Possession for fall seaciDg given ut once, and full
| possession bel ore winter.
/ WILLIAM T. YAHCEY,
EDWAkD II. DILLARD,
au 2Q.2.awtSel4 Executors OF Z, Il, Lynrh.
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BY Whitehead, Dickinson & Coz
Grocery Auctioneers. 1912 Main street.

TRADE SALE OF GROCERIEs.-W
will cfer frr sale n, auction on MONDAI, on,
Instant commencing a. 0 O'Clock A. NJ, sehefa'
line of GROCEKIE ~. &c we pane III part
10 boxes choice SHOULDERS.
8 tiercts SUGAR. URED HAMS,
10 tierces LRAF LARD,
80 tubs LEAF LARD.
so buckets eco prurds each) LARD ,,.o o,.
20 boxes New York st tic CHE isE, choiee CUT
tiIgs;
so half.barrels FAMILY ROE BEHRING'S,
25 barrels EASTERN BEHRING'S,
20 barrels FLOUR.
5 dualter-chests very superior BLACK lEA'
3 Guarer.Ghests GREEN TEA,
Is boxes FAMILY SOAP. ri,
100 pounds PAPER TwiSE, In slH-pouna PACK
ages: .,d ,,roa.
100 dozen MASoS'S RLtCKISG, small ana large'
100 realms WFAPPING-PAPER,a all sizes;
dozen ZINC WASHB0ARDs,
10 boxes CLOIHES-PINS, -
25 dozen SHOE. BRUSHES. &c:
together wi anything csr offered In tilne LOT sae.
TERMS: All sums und, 81 90, cash on dellyer5
II 90 and over thirty days for approved he9olao'e
paper. n,crrrcoN "a.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE HERMIT
L AGE NURSERY. NEAR THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, BY ACCTlON.-By virtue Of the
the Gil DAY OF july, 1871, flom the Vlrgu4 Sur-
scry AMI Wine Company to the unde rsgii' d. trus-
tees duly recorded IN the uice Of the clerk of Hen
Of lnoney therein mentioned, we shall, III the exc
cu'ion OF said trus' tbeng lhrrtto required by Tue
beneficiary therein seeuredl sell ~ auction on the
1875. at A. 7. W., the real estate descled IN said
deed. consisting Of FORTY ACRES VI HI1lIti-
The usual MI rs RY BUILDINGS. aud 4 large and
beautiful grove Of oak trees, the former site OF the
dwci'ing-house situated in an attractive locality,
near the r. cuilura Fair- rouud., The Hermit
age road "a popular drirel within threequaf ters OF
Il mile OF thc city ot kirEmoud; os which land
there Is now growing nursery stock estimated as
$4,000 lhtee- year. old APPL g-TREEs, 7 to 10
10000 two-ycsr-old ApPLE-TKEEs, 8 10 feet
hi2h;
An assortment of PEACH. PEAR. CHERRY.
so APK!G0 TE and !. CTAKiTn TE sns
PARAGUS-BEDS-
The HERMITAGE Nursery Is the cldesi in Eastern
Virginia, and has au established trade through Viz
ginia ana North Cavolina. and Is unsurpassed by
ny nursery in The cnunr; for reliability ard excel
lcnce OF lis sleek II produces the finest apple rreS
grown in the United States. It's soil ard he mild
TeSs Of Tic citrate enable Eur: crymen 10 produce
trees In two years fully equal 10 these crown Ia
afford, digging nd shipping season almost though
out The winter months. Situated near the spretd-
lng limits Of srowing city; It's purchase would be
4 hTunsomc investment independent OF the nursery
stock.
TERMS Enough In ash to defray the expenses of
executing this trust. and 10 gay of six negotiable
notcs for one thousand dollars each. with interest
thereon at the rate of twelve per cent. per annun
from the 10Th OF July. 1878, until paid the resi-
due such terms as shall be announced ut the time
of sale. RALElGH Il. DANIEL,
j. a. RICHARDSON.
rus:ees.
R1cHAspsoS & Co., Real Estate auctioneers.
aul2
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=, :, ,. ,...,or sALEs-.u,ure pays.
BY Paine, cabell & Co., Auctioneers.
EIRsT FALL SALE.

On WEDNESDAY the 9Th Of September
commencing at 10Y O'Clock, we will sell at our
warehouse very large and desirable assortment Of
FRESH GOODS, now receiving, and adapted 10 Tue
fall trade. consisting of
sTAPLE ard FANCY DRY GOODS;
200 cases BOOTS, SHOES, BALMoRALs, and
CATERS;
Mems and boys, FUR AND WOOL HATS;
REApY-MADE CLOTHING, including
Mems CASHMERE SUITS, CLOTH FRocKs'
&C;
SHIRTS and OvERsHIRTs, DRAWERS,
HOSIERY, OIL. CLOTHS, &C., &C.
We invite the attendance of the trace at this
large sale, as the goods ale all desirable suited to
the approaching season, and will be sold without re-
serve. and In 10 s to suit buyers.
PAINE, CABELL & CO..
ao, Auctioneers.
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iug shows whst himself and colleagues VIII
no likely to at least temporily accomplish
when with all the prestige gained abroad they
commence their labors 10 our large cities and
towns. Mr.. sankev left the camp-ground
after the service, returning to Newcastle,
where he proposes TO remain In quiet the re-
mainder of bis vacation.
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BY Grubbs Z Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneert
Eleventh street between main and RAM

NEATaTTO-STORY BRlCK.aNn
n FHAME DwELLISG. on 1Ts Sno Vel.
SIDE OF GRACE STREET BET HEsS ITh nlH
ROE AND HENRY STREETS. FOR SaIp ' m
AUCTIOS:-We will sell az auriisn On The -, Al
O'Clock =. NJ. the PROPERTY locate. ne a.. a. 81
now occupied by Mr. Alexander Huiason. I thss,,
seven ro- MS with kitchen 81 stable. The 10, a IS
40N156 feet 10 an alley. The location Is in rantt'
streets in the city, and the neshborhood Is yery
good. '''
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash: balance at four, elgh,
and Twelve months, with Interest |'1H''
GR5BB3 & WILLIAMS
seq AuctInnas,.
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AMENDMENTS 20 CONAT,1TTIoV

OFFICE OF Clerk OF HOUSE OF D.rrc.-uS,
AND kEEPER OF TIE HOLLIS or YfRGISIi
richmond, july %, 1851
THE WING PROPOSED
i AMENDMENTS 10 the CONSTITUTION M
VIRGINIA are published In accordance with ,aw
j. BELL BIGGER.
Clerk Of House of De!eg1cs aud Keeper OF tho
Rolls Of Yirginls. - VIC
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AUarIOs sALas -r..n.. -
BY W. GoddIn,
Teal Estate Agent and Aactloneer.
corner OF Eleventh and panL ...'


TRUSTEES SALE OF THE pp,r,n.
4 Full FARM CALLED SOAK HI IJho II
THE MsCHANICsYiLLE TGRNPtKILn On
AND THREE.QU ARTFR Mills TWO
kjCHMQND.-By virtue or deed Of ,rr n2l Or
TED to US by Rev. Dr. LeonIdas gosssr tIecu-
9Th September, 1858. duly recorded H. ing H1g OATS
County Court, we TOR either Of usJ SIN, n hebfleo
ton thereof fhaviDS been required ,,y The s1scu
thereby secured proceed TO sell 1T anrtn c[edltsr
aS7S, at p'cosk e 81 Or fair II not. eft 1s,
located as above now cccupt. by Rev r. rrARH
containing sixty Right ACsFS. mnr or. nc Hos:er,
The buildings on the place are runner , vi iess
brace those needed for the comfortable acco aa en-
tim OF large alni'y. The Dwelling n or ~, loda-
Is surrounded by hne dsome forest-:rees az snd
front there Is beautiful namenten lawn. TN me
Is admiralty adapted Tor dairy marker fsr,r SGi
twenty five 70 thirty acres nearest R.chmsssH GU
he ~ cd requires ! cash sale 10 The $50.
about %. 600: out we authorized by I'm Ill Of
10 secept In lieu Of cash onr.t thru cash enlior
one arr two years for nego liable notes, Int h,s
yearly. secured by deed or tIus'. As N he aIi'
due Oh such terms as may be announced a, ,he hbe.
of sale. r. q. hOiTiEc' "e hoaS
au g. 2aw2w,dtds T,r ~,
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By R. .. Anderson Il Cos
luctit neers, 1894 Main street.

WE WILL HAVE OUR REGULAR
w SALE Of GROCERIFs; &C., yg sd, d. d,
.trtet' Bacon ishomders and famsl. lot OF 20.
Conniry Hams Herrlngs. soGa Bnte pn msest;
Coffee. Tea, Scans toilet and IamnnIy' eacns.'
Shoe. Brushes. Backing, Paner. ] VIM, 1c.' "n
Parties Wishing to add 10 this sole will please have
their goods In early.
TERMS: Strictly cash. n.o>, q f,o
~ $500 Auctioupprs.
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HEARTY YQCALIsM.

I
sing the chorus, all, all, with Viii; We
mean it, The words and air seemed tamiI.
! lar to many, ard the chorus rang out in
grand volume. Not as it ought to be-
SAID Mr.. Sankey. "AIl sing this time, all
should sing IT," and so on until the last verse
was reached, when up rolled Il volume OF
sweet music such as the hills about had
| never heard before.
| Every one seemed to catch the enthusiasm
for moment, and from the fuTlhest corner
of the ground, and even inside the cottages,
voices were raised 10 swell the melody.
Had Mr. Moody teen there TO seize the mo-
ments for one Of his outburss Of natural elo-
quenca, there Is 20 telling what might have
been the result. Had one OF tue many cler-
gymen sitting about the evangelist been NOV.
ed by the opportunity, and stepped forward
with words appropriate to The moment, the
widest hopes Of those who conduct the
yearly gathering might have been realized
in o short hour; but as Mr.. Sankcy arose
from the organ and half turned away, the
chans that bad held were suddenly snapped.
thoughts OF the near approach TO trsin.lme
came into the mind, and a large part Of the
congregation arose from their seats, as some
brother came forward 10 announce sermon
by the Rev. Mr.. Youmans.
fully that fair estimate of Mr. Sankey's
method aDd manner may be understood BY
those who have read so much about bin, but
have never beard him. 1t Is a fair reflex OF
his style, and the result of yesterdays meet
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lust ARRIVED PER STEAMER. thir.
81 " sets OF PLAlE and PATENT WHEELS,
which We are s'lirg al factory prices. We have
good UtG Y-VHFs !. III VI perse, Of fGur. Also
tnau G lIeo Cloths ,,l.oarpet, springs, Axes,
Bolts, Fifth VIII ele, and a general lire Of CAR
ask is a Trial, TODD & ELLIOTI.
Sc lev No. 90 Broad stnet, Richmond, Va.
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HILADELPBI A, RICH
L MoND, AND NORFOLK STEAM sSsss sss Y.
SHIP L!NE:-F0R PH1LADELfHIA TWICE
this line will leave Philadelphia every TUES.
DAY and SATURDAY. and Richmond every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY at ~ O'Clock.
Freight taken at low rates for ell parts Of New
jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for Prov
ieuce and Boston. Also. for Liverpool and Ant
wcrp uia Fed Star anc American steamship lines
and bills OF lading sIgncc through.
W. 2. PORTER. Agent,
2425 Deck street, Richmond.
WILLIAM Z. CLYDE & CO.,
NH ID No. l2 SolIlh MharYcs. plliladC lnhia.
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FOR BALTIMORE. s,@s
< WEEKLY. .s1eSr
pOWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE
FOR
THROUGH FREIGHT.
NC TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AM
BALTIMORE,
NO DpCEAGE CHANGE!

BALTIMORE.
NO DDCEAGE CHANGED.
The new and fast iron steamers SHIRLEY and
MISSIONER, Of this line, leave their new pier, in
the DOCK, luoC u 'iweGT second street.. every
TCEaDAY- aaG ,TEUK&EAY MORNINGS at /
O'Clock. any sAH U4pAT AFTERNOON u 4
Locust Joint with Baltimore and Ohio raiir.ad for
all points west and northwest; ALSO with Northern
Central rail. Dad tor norlhcrn cities AMI Canala
: Through bills signec 10 baltimore an@ all points
Yves. ~ rates guaranteed Al low as hy any etheI
line Apply to L. B. TkTUM, Ageat.
Offices, Tweu,y-second ard DOCK and St2tn ant
Main streets. oc31
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slRUSr SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

ENRUSE SALE OF VALUABLE hEaL
4 ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF CAROLINE
AT AUCTION.-Py virtue OF ihr provisions OF Il
deed of trust dated August Z, ls12. executed by
+. Met onncl trustee. &c. a gr'nior therein, ana
of record In the office CT the County Court Of Caro-
lac county, In deed hook No 50, FOLIO l, the ui.
dcrs ned trustee in said deco at the request OF
the Iank OF LewisnurS, W. Va, the assign &c OF the
beneficiary uam,d In said deed i'll offer for sale ut
auction On The 20rH DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
1875 at the hour of ~ VI on the premises, that
we'll located and valuable TeACT OF Land In
Caroline county, Va, known rs "LANDORA,"
con,sinirg ST VtN HUNDRED ACRES tmore or
less). and adjoining the lands Of K; n; ,iz@r. 7.
III Sper Ger. and Others with good DWELLING
HOUSE and other Improvements thereon. The
title 10 said tract of land is believed Z he indis-
putable, but the undersigned will Of course. ogly
convey as usual, such title as Is vested in him by
said deed
TERMS: Cash rs to so much of the proceeds Of
sale may be Dects sary To discharge the sum of
S1,26750 with interest thereon n the rate OF six
per ccnt. per annum from the 7ih OF August, S72.
until payment, and expenses OF sale and as 10 The
RESIDUE, upol such terms as Tie graRtor In said
decd may pre>cribOr. o. his failure 10 90 so. then
such terms said trustee shall IL 10 direct
on said day Of sale.
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
all Ii Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a Ger

TRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue Of GER
l. tain deed Of trust executed to me rs trustee by
William II. Wade, doing business In the city of
stichmoud under the name o: VIM. H. Wade i Co.,
darcu Nh rch /. 1875. of record In ihanccry Court,
and Iy direction OF the creditors therein secure
shall sell to the highest hde at public auction,
on the premises, at The Erening NeWS III C.,
corner Ninth ana Bank streets, om Friday next
the 9th Of -cpt.mb4r. 49, Ut 2 o'clock NJ, all
ire MACiIINtRY, TYPE, PRESSES. STEAM
ENGINE, CASES, STANDS. RACKS, CABl-
MATS, STONES, ard everything usually found in
first Gloss book and job nsinling office: In the
sale W i'll he included III. EVENING NEWS news
paptr tegc her with the goodwill OF the establish
mcnt. :he CASvS. STANDS, TYPE, Sc. NC :,
nee ell for condncin" the paper; also, OFFICE
FURNITURE. &c. &c.
Special attention is called to This sale. SO the ma
chinery will nov be Internationally sold, the for
mrr purchasers having failed 10 comply.
The premises can DE insi ectcd and machinery be
exanins prior 10 day of sal'.
TERMS: UEt- fourth in cash: the bIlancc upon q
credit OF four, eight aud twelve months for ErgC-
table notes, interest added aud well endorsed aud
secured by Il trust deed. -
s. est j N.SKlNNER. Trustee.
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sALp DOMINION STEAMSHIP T.
~ COMPANY. sj1ssSaF
FOR NEW YORK,

This company will dispatch one OF their Splendid
stealIers-0LD DOMINION, WIANOkE, fSA AC
BELL, RICttNiQND. and q GORGE W. FLDER-
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY and SUNDAY al
high water.
These s!1ps are entirely new, and were built ex
pres:y for this route.
They have splendid saloons, stateroons, and bath
rooms.
THE fare, Accommodations, and attention are un
surpassed
At New FORK ~ the Company's covered pier, 81
North river.
Ereights for points bzycnd New York Forwarded
-dth dispatch, and no charge made except aetna
cxp:T;ses incurred
l'reigl:; received until G p. d. daily.
For further Information, apply 20
GEORGES ". ALLEN g. CO., Agents,
my 10 Office Ccynoaay's wlarvn5. Rockets
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BY Cook 4 Luu:htou, Aucn"te"rs,
No. 10 Governor street.

STOCK OF GUNS. PISTOLS. GUN
- SMITHS TOOLS, SHOWCASES. SC. AT
Notwithstanding To make charge IN my
h,,,ip. - | will sell at auction on THURSDAY the
9th Instant 1T 10 O'Clock, ~ my store, No. -
Seventeenth stree, my stock uf new and second
hand
GUNS and PISTOLS.
GUNSMITHS' TOOLS and MATERIALS,
VISFS, l PORTABLE FORCE,
| SILVER MOUNTED sIiO H-CASE,
= SHOWCASES. &c.
NOTICE.
Parties having left work with me for repai RS are
here nv notified 10 call fDr he same before the day
of ale or IL will be sold auction To pay chat ges.
WILLIAM L. Smith.
Ne. 27 Seventeenth strect.
Cook 4 T. ,I-CUTOS. uc,iOnrcrs. 2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-06
BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonecrs,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VAIL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
y ABLE FARM OE TWO HUNDRED AND
FORTY AEstS Or LAND IN MI, HtS S
COUNTY. on THE CHARLES CITY RoAD,
AB UT FOURTEEN MILES BELOW RI H
MOSD, Two MlLtS FROM JAMES RIVER,
AND ArJrINIhG MALE Elm l1ILL.-'n exc Gu
ton OF a d. cree OF the Ci"cuit Court of Henrico
county entered on the Goth May, 1875 In he eau.
Of rinfords administrator Us. Guy and as, VIII
sell ut auction. In front OF Henrico county court
~, the WEST COTTAGE FARM, Of which
the late James W. Binford died seized. situated as
above This Was fe~ years ago one of The most
niyhly-improyed farms In the county, and wi
little care can be restored TO Its former productive
ness This is good opportunity to purchase Il VAL
llabe farm at 4 low lrlce.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 cover expenses of sale
and pay Il note for 1884 5, with interest thereon
from 4ih November, 1874: credit Is TO 81 .3G0.77
until The 4;b November. 1875: and the residue
upon such t.rns Thomas Guy may direct, notice
OF which will be given al the time ofsile.
j. g. BLACkW ELL. Commissioner
CRITTERS & WILLIAMS, Auc ioHcerS. set