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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-01-22

The Premiums under this class are from
the wall-knOwn Silverware House of I.Ern
q BARTON. This is the oldest house in this
branch of business in the country. ANY ST.
yer ware dealer will tell you that the REED
u BARTON goods have u reputation at least
equal to the very best.
NO Namecf Price of
Premium. Premium. Pre,n;uy,
6--Napkin Ring, decorated in Japan :
csc styie. 90
7..Child's emp. gold lined. ........... "a
o.-Half dozen teaspoons ......... 8 90
Chil set knife, fork, and sppon),
in fine morocco case, satin lined. 4 90
iV.-haif dozen Tablespoons or forks, 6 90
Il .Dutter dlsh,. with knife rest. ...... 8 so
S.-Cake-basket, new pattern -.......13 so
!o.-ice,pltcher seamiess lining. ......1 Is so
I4..A set, 5 pieces....-.T so
MIG will giya the nhoxa losor;L.i nno
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The Baltimore dealers in terra
pins keep them in nearly alright
chests, packed layer upon layer,
and deprive them OF food. They
grow fat under this treatment, al
though the fairness doubtless is the
result of disease. They must each
measure seven inches across the
under shell before they are con
sidered tit for the table, and are
then sold at $24a dozen.
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SIIver-TOngue Organ.
Three Sets OF Reeds, ten stops. This Organ
is a very large size and admirably fitted for
Churches and large halls....... Price, S3a5.
1t ~ill be. easy for a congregation, DESTROYS
to make u "A HANDSOME n lADI.I.
DAY PRESENT to the pastor. to
secure the requisite number ct subscribers,
Many Snbbath-School. Lodge,
Or Church need an organ. Pnss tic
subscription Paper.
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t'N'ili' CIV VI elICSC W Vie .COIllIIlIC
tee. The committee should lease
or rent a store to commence bust
ness. The manager should go in
the first instance to any whole
sale establishment existing in
the neighborhood, and get sam
pies of such goods as are likely
to be needed by the members.
Groceries and household supplies
required in every family should
he the first things dealt in. These
samples with prices, SHOULD be
placed before the committee.
who will instruct the manager
which to purchase, and order
the bills sent to them anu not to
the manager for the payment.
Every thing should be bought
and sold for cash. The goods be-
Ing placed in the store both mem
oers and the public generally
may commence to purchase ; bnt
the manager should be Instructed
not TO sell any thing at less price
than other merchants in the dis
trlct Id which the store is sitnat
Ell, a blank book should be pro
vlded for each clerk in the estab
llsh ment, every alternate page of
which should be perforated, after
the manner of postage-stamps,
III section of about two inches
He should also be suppl
with the carbonized or trans
Ter leaf. This leaf should be be-
Tween the perforated and plain
leaf, Now when any customers
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RAEE;M0&DsHYNEs.
FL; 81

g. = -: -
RICHMOND AID PETERSBURG s sAiL1oADt Il
6OMMENCING JUNE 4th, 1876, trains
W on this road will run as follows: ~ ss,
LEAVE RICHMoNp SOUTH.
5:10 A. M., THROUGH MAIL daily Except snn.
and West. Sleeping car attached runs
1:2o p. H.. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. p ms
sengcrs taking this train VIII make
close connection Z gt Petersburg for
Norfolk, and ut Norfolk with splendid
So Ray-IIne steamers for baltimore, fnil.
adeIphia, aud New York. Fare as low
rs by any other line. Al !:
$40 p. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except Sunday, with
coach attached ~
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH. 80
7:3O a. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except Sun-
dayI with coach attached.
ll44 A. IL, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
7:35 p. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily except Sum
day), connecting with Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for llpoints East and West. Pullman
sleeper attached, running through
to Baltimore. Also making close con-
nection with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
all points North md West.
The 5:10 A. h train from Richmond, and the 7:36
This Is the only line with double daily trains making
close come. Tor n Charleston, Columbia Augusts
Savannah, and the South
Passengers for Clover Hill Pits leave Richmond al
1:20 P. NJ. MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRI.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
je3 A. SHAW, Superintendent.
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AuCrrolrs aNIsss,...lF lntnre Days.
by Lancaster a. Lucke,
Stock and Resi- Est1tc Brokers,
state Esnk Building.

COMMISSIONERS SAL e AT AUG
Roa i5gT OF cHEsTERFIELD CoUN-
TYfn Of R,c dsGres OF 4en rh ON tie
and Others trustees against the Clover Hill Railroad
By said decree, proceed tose BY public auction,
Office of Lancaster C Lucke, No. I'LL MAIN stIset,
On On TG f5fs ' he q Of September
rRoREnTY eRssq as the
h9yGR HILL q MfEs Il ssa fsGh
TYFoUR ACRES in lessIlmple and s92NN E IFnu;
s scREs IN NV which The Clover Fiji Company holds
undivided Interests and leasehods and ai tne
y and MRLEMENTss sSa ,here wiIie
Is twentyone miles in length, running from C9ye 81,
Hill Mines to Osbornes, on James river; WIN a En- ies
R8ARETR s1 WHaRvEs AZ osBokSE and
COAL ts,tf.i REsERToiR. All Of the above property
viii soa as Mo and LIST of fe sss to M
who desire to Inspect them. -.
The terms Of sale will be: 81 $40 pa ya6e on inc
1878: si,640 on the Ist day Of July, s7s; $3.50
On the 1t asy J H Is7g and IS
such one third thereon Saia pc pae
in cash, one third thereof In six months. ana one
third thereof in twelve months-such deferred pay
ments to he secured by negotiable notes of the pr-
chasers with approved endorsers to be secured by
deed OF trust OH the property. ~. .o1,
y And at the same time and place shall also sell
Inv nuhic auction, and under the authority OK tne
S ssm p| decrae. ONE LOCOMOTIVE, THIRTY IRON
COAL-CARs. TEN GoND0hAS,,, Sly; Two @ BOZ BOZ
CARS. ONE SECOND GLASS PASSENGERS
This rolling stock IS now in use on the clover Hl
railroad, and may be examined at any time py tose
third cash; third OH credit Of SIX months; ana
one third on credit Of twelve months said deferred
paymcns to be evidenced By negotiable notes OF the
purchasers. with approved cndorsers, anu secured
by deed of trust on the property. ~
3. 4 TRACT OF PARTIALLY-TMBERE
LAND known as "Tizzard's,'' and lying near the
mines containing FIVE HUNDRED AND IHlR,
TY-THREE AND A HALF ACRES the mineral iiaI
rights being reserved they not belonging TO the
Glover Hill Company.
I'hc terms of sale will be cash sufficient to pay
4 debt of about 81 .200 and rs to the balance In two
equal paymcnts-one at six months ana one ne "a, as
twelve ontls-cyidcnced by the note or Dont OF the
purchaser, and secured by a deed of trust on the
property. =,
shown through the works by the mtnagers at Glover
Trains leave Byrd-Street depot at 1:20 P. NJ. Mon
day, Wednesday. and Friday: Train leaves Clover
Hill at CHS A. N. Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
JAMES r. WERTH.
an S-tds SDecial Commissioner
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sHAsxRGfryeIsYSzs
AEDDAsvIlLxR AiiRo1Df n1ssr-,
RICHMOND, YA.s Augnst A. 1s7e =


|hicHMoSp And RAitRoAD Corr,
ISCHEDULE oF TRAINS, TAKING In.
Richmond It 10 r esve, T onsawF Il a,ss
at sS4 efses sns sas = S;sa s,s,
Wolf-Trap at 8:26 p IL. leaves Rfragoa - 5y sss
ss y 1 P1 8 !appsr BOG aSess
r. NJ; leaves ThomasyiIle at lI:2I p. N: i Lzo
Salisbury A. lss2 A " Ieayes China Grove At
TRAIN No.2--NEw ORLEANS AND Sru Va.
ExPREss-Leayes Charlotte at 2:15 A. ~: ies 9Es
leaves Thomasyillc at S:24 4. leaves Greennssae:
+ Sts A. A. al 5i eves Das s,Ta & s4
M leaves WolfTrap at 1926 a. 81; leaves Burr.
only nc stations named above. - iAin stops
TRAIN No. 3.-THROgGH MSIL-Nrw Van,
TO SAyANN4m.-Leayes Richmond at $50 A. yMHa ~.
at 1:50 P. M; leaves Danvie at LBS p. 81: essi1l
Greensboro, at 4:36 p. NJ; leaves Salisbury 5.ni
(snpperl Z, NJ; arrives at Charlotte at 9:6s p II.
TRAIN. No. 4:- ;sb,.a AND NEW Yonr,
at $50 "A. D.: leaves Greensboro ut 1O:53 p az
leaves Danrille at 1874 p. 81; leaves DiIdee' "a. ::
1a9 Il M eaae :, s sas 9; s5s
TRAIN No. 5.-LYScHBUGG AcCoMNoD STTnS
Westward-Lcaycs Richmond at 1915 A. Dc: ar,t..,,
at Burkevillc at1:45 p. NJ: leaves RurkeyiIie :,
p. M.; arrives at Lyrchburz Mt GEO z. NJ
TRAIN No. 6.-LYECNBrRG ACCOMMODATES
Eastward-Leayes Burkepille at 5:lO A. nc. srr,ys,,
at Richmond at s:4OA. IL. 's'''es
TRAIN No. 7.-LocAL BURkEyILLE AccoAyo-
DATIoN daily Except Saturday. Wessward-Leayes
Richmond at Z. NJ: arrives 1t Burkevile al 1919
TRAIN No. lO-LocAL BURKEyILLr Acco,
MODATION, Eastward-Eeaycs Rurkeyie m Il
NJ; arrives at Richmond ut P.1I. A'
Trains Nos. 8 and 4 connect II Richmond With Tia
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. "e
Trains Nos. 3 and connect at Greensboro WITH
The through trains connect at Richmond with
trains the Richmond, Fredericksburg and poto
mac railroad to and from Washington, Baimera
Philadelphia, and New York.
Trains Nos. and connect ut Charlotte With
trains OH the Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE ri
road to and from Grcenyille Atlanta, Montgoincrv
Mobile. Pensacola, New Orleans, and all Southwest
ern points.
Trains Nos. 8 and connect with the Charlo,a
Columbia and Augusta railroad for Columbia AM
gusta, Charleston, savaDnal, Tallahassee, and ali
Train No. connects at BurkevIlle with the Allan.
tic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad from LyncEburg~
Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold to all southern and sOuthweste-,
points, and baggage checked through.
Unbroken gauge from Richmond TO New Orleans
Pullman Palace sleeping-cars run through between
Richmond and Atlanta.
Local tickets good only for continuous n.ss,ro
to the points named the ticket. Nolay-over checIs
will be given. I. N. r. TALCOTT,
General Superintendent,
JOHN II. MAc,tURDo, General Passenger Agent.
m +.
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.a,u9y1rror sALEs-Fusure D.ya.s.s
isY w. Goddin.
Rea, Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
co,-por or Eleventh and Bank streets.

1 - ~ ~
U,RTsTEEs, SALE OF A DESIRABLE
FARM OF FORTY ACREs, IN THE GouNfITlr.
OF HENRICo, NEAR TIE I ME .iII AZ 81
RiCHMOND-By virtue OF deed OF trust exeeu.sa
BY Mr. Hugh A. Watt and Others to Eason IN Mah a
God January 1862, duly recorded In Hcnrco Coun.
III Deedgeek No. 7e Page ar e of Hsnrico
saw ontared MT tbe December term, 1874, tue
e1aes Who by that order substituted .a as
trustees In the place of the ORIGINAL MI
the til September 1876, Mt O'clock Z. M, d,,d
FUR If not, the first fair day ' sa gnad
Containing FORTY ACRES, with all the baila a g
and improvements thereon, now in fhe occupancy OF
the said Watt, adjoining the farm Oh MI 'oiiii ~
Tis is very desirable farm, and located IN nm e1
ccent ueghborhood with first-rate roaeis leAuis ~
Richmond. ,,, + tho ,irnc of
i'i'''' ' J. G. BLACKWELL,
Base u. W. STEARNS.
,r.7o-oodtsestdtl Substituted Trustees.
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
1113 Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.

By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
1113 Main street, opposite Oispatch ONCE.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, LIBRARY, sc!
By virtue OF deed Of trust executed by H. Shields,
dated oath of September 1875, and recorded In the
Richmond Chancery Court, ID. il. 10 G, page -, de-
fault having been made in payment OF the negotia-
bic note ter in secured, the undersigned, rs trustee,
being required by the beneficiary will sell At pubic
auction, on FRIDAY. August 1S, 1876, ut II
O'Clock A. NJ, at No. 525 st. james street. the fol-
lowing propcrty-tO wit:
3 BUREAUS,
3 BEDSTEADS,
4 MATTRESSES,
l MARBLE-TOP WASHSTAND,
l COOKING-STOVE,
dozen CHAIRS,
9 ARAf-CHAIRS,
CARPETS,
500 BOOKS,
8 OFFICE-DESkS.
l OFFICE-CHAIR.
IL PICTURES and FRAMES,
2 BOOKCASES,
/ ICE-CHEST,
LOUNGE.
/ SIDEBOARD.
2 DINING-TABLES,
l MARBLE-TOIA CENTRE-TABLE:
l sTAlR-CARPET and GILT STAIR
RODS,
HAT-RACK-
being goods and chattes located in the residence and
TERMS: Cash. W. L. ROYALL, Trustee.
J.TIOMrsoN BROWN, Auctlonecr aus
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
office corner Eleventh. and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN OLD,
" WELL KNOWN, AND VALUABLE FARM
IN THE LOWER PART OF IIENRICO COUNTY,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-m pursuance of de-
cree of the Circuit Court Of Henrco county, entered
on the 22d day of June, 1876, In the suit of George
W Royster u.s. Crump's administrator and John G..
Carriers executor and a., shall, on MONDAY the
l4th day of August, 1876, In front of Hcnrico
county courthouse THAT being court-dayl, commcn-
cling Mt ~ O'Clock NJ, proceed to sell. subject to the
widows dover rights, the aforementioned FARM,
which was owned and occupied by the late John G..
Carter ut the time of his death, containing some
FOUR OR FIVE HUNDRED ACRES of valuable
farming and timbered land, with improvements
suitable for farming purposes.
This farm will be sold as whole. subject rs above
stated to Mrs. Carriers dover rights therein, and not
by the acre: therefore no survey has been made.
Bidders will have to inform themselves this SUBJ
jcct from the land-bOokS and tltlc-paperS.
: TERMS: Enough in cash 10 pay expenses OF sale
and costs of suit the residue credit Of one two,
ano nersoa secnrity for deferred instamenis WIN
a. r. COURTNEY,
Special Commissioner
JAMES NJ TAYLOR e AucfioneprS N
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REAI,EsTATE Ar PRIVATE SALE.

T. DESIRABLE MARKET FARM OF
"A FIFTY-TWO AND TWO-THIRD ACRES CREAM IN
BAD SEVEN MILES BELOW RICHMOND,
Offer for sale his FARM, located as aoope, caIiea
tenant Containing FiEF S And TW0THIRD
ACRES, mostly open land, OF fine quahtyaadmira,.
are pla}n, but sufficient for the place There Is an
excellent orchard Of apples and other frnitS: APP
pr, a. Real Estate Auctioncer.
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NEW BOOKS FOR SUMMER READING
j. T. ELLYS0N,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIOKER,
ll12 MAIN STREET,

1112 MAIN STREET,
THREE DOORS ABOVE TIE DISPATCH OFFICE,
will send any OF the following BOOKS postpaid, to
any address on receipt Of the price: .
GRIPS THE CARRIER. BY r. ID. Blacknon.
author of maid of Skeer." 75c.
HIDDEN PERILS. BY Mary Cecil Hay. 75c.
F2E Inns yHS 81 Tr s sF Ee s! HdRnH Sqs
FLESH 3Shi AND SPIRIT. by the author of "odd
nRE tsaSi 0 SSovcl by Julian Hawthorne. 75c.
HALVES: a Novel: By James Payn; 5Oc "a,
ThE PRIME MINISTER: By Anthony 1roliops'
THE f'i DILEMMA. by the author of the Battle Of
c9ai G$SsF TEh2SHeH THE Rye ASevs L. 7Ss
Mapf fy RGdEe c, fSthi ~ s d5S, CLOTH $3.50
ThSMAs MiSGFoLD, 'cUKATE. by George
MEN Ne RSb &A s17Si ONE HUNDRED YEARS
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OFFICIAL CATALOGUE OF THE UNITED
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containing q list of all the articles exhibited.
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New numbers of the LAKESIDE LIBRARY re-
ccivcd as soon us published.
Address all orders 10
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II nave e..e,.r , IN Z sasd Is my


SO. i sssouId have es;ery moment said 80 my
self, g Lefebvre, you are q madman.D
With highest consideration, yours very
obediently, ETIENNE LEFEByRL.
In the year 1898, during the Reign OF Ter.
ror, the surgeon Of Boulogne, having peen
accused Of being an aristocrat by one OF ms
Younger professional brethren, who enyied
him his practice. was obliged to take refuge
In London in order to save his neck from
the euillotine. Being without employment
or acquaintances, he inquired for the resi-
dence OF his former patient, Mr.. Ox!ey.
He was directed to 1t; and on arriving at
the house he sent up his name, and was I'M
mediateIy admitted. In n huge armchair,
seated before the fire, witia a bottle of wine
beside him, sat portly parsonage, whose
size was so great that it was with difficulty
he could rise to welcome his visitor. "Wel-
come, Monsieur Lefebvre," exclaimed the
huge EngIishman. edo not be offended at
my receiving you in this manner, but my
cursed wooden leg won't allow me to 90
anything. You have come no doubt, my
friend, to see if, in the long run, You were
not right"
"I am fugitive seeking asylum among
YOU"
"You shall STAY with me; for you are
rpNlty Il WISE llIIl. lSu VIII Soho"'S nv
Do You know, nv dear Leiebvre, that had
it not been for this abomnable wooden leg
rendering me useless should by this time
have been Admiral of the Blue! l spend
nv life in reading the newspapers and IN
curses that am tiNl here when everybody
else is up and doing. Remain here; you
shall comfort me-;
"Your charming wife can doubtless do
, fbot better than can -
ooh, as for TINT, no. Her wooden leg
prevents her from gadding about and dane,
ing; so she has, as resource, given herself
up to cards and scandal. There is no pos
sibility OF living alone with her; IN othel
respects she is good enough woman"
"What; was l right, them" exclaimed
the surgeon.
"Ol,, thousand times, my dear Lefeb,
vre; but say no more on that subject.
was an unutterable fool. II had my lee
back again would not part with the parins.
of a single nail. Between ourselves mus,
have been crazy; but keep that to yourself
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DETECrTyE BuREAU.
r.,2 RICHMOND, July 22, 1873
VIRGINIA DETECTIVES BUREAU.

we, the undersigned, having formed u BUSINESS
ASSOCIATION for the DETECTION OF CRIME,
offer our services 10 the public, and will work for
Banks, Insurance and Railroad Companies, and To-
bacco Factories; and will also obtain information
In Virginia or any part Of the United States. An
work entrusted to our hands will be promptly at
tended TO and no publicity given. 4,
-, 4. q CAPTAIN WILLIAM I. DABNEY,
@ Isl CAPTAIN WILLIAM Il. KNOX, z.s Y
late Chief of Detectives,
Address: Corner Fourteenth aud Mnin stree s,
over Cohen Bank. l.sSsiS ~ 24-1m
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EOOKs. STATIONERY. DC.

DRAITHWAITES RETROSPECT, OF
y Practical Medicine and Surgery. July, 1876;
,ricn II 50 4 Practical Treatise on Materia Medca
and Therapeutics BY BaFthol9w NJ NJ p; s5 Nv5
rom n Il &c So Hobbss Architecture, contain
Ing designs and ground plans for villas, cottages and
OTHER cdifces-second edition-enlargcd; 49, Pigeon
fh{na-English Dialect, with Vocabulary, by Lc-
land: sl.5O. Culture, Behavior Beauty, by Ralph
Also. inst received another lot of COMMERCIAL
NOTE-PAPElt at 81 4 rcam. or five guircs for 25c.
nm WOODHOIJSE Il PARHaN.
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jy 2o-Th4w
VALUABLE WEST VIRGINIA. LAND

Y FOR SALE.-By virtue of decd Of trust
executed to me October "a. 1871. will sell
ut public auction. In front Of the United States
courthouse, at Richmond, Virginia, on SAT-
URDAY the 10th day Of August, 1876, at
II O'Clock n, TRACT OF LAND IN Nicholas shslI
SAND NINE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-NINE
ACRES, on the north side OF the Nicholas and Poca-
hontas road, and on the Cranberry and Cherry
rivers. II Is covered with yellow poplar, cherry,
sugar maple, buckeye and walnut timber. 1t Is all
rich land and large portion arabic. There Is coal
and iron on II, but 1t is not sold mineral land. 1t
is about forty miles from the White Sulphur Springs
and twenty-five from the nearest point the Ches-
apeake and Ohio railroad.
TERMS: One third cash balance in equal install
ments, payable In one and two years, for which ball
ance negotiable ;;otes viii be taken, secured by n
deed OF trust upon the property.
jy 20 JOHN JOHNS, JR., Trustee.
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DIBRELL's Tor DAGGER's) SPRINGS,


or so much thereof as Is necessary to satisfy said
decree. The spring is sulphur water Of high and
well-known medicinal qualities, which for more
than fifty years has been resorted to with marked
success by inva'ids for diseases OF many kinds,
especially dyspepsia diseases of the digestive and
urinary organs, and of the nervous system. It
of Botetourt, ten miles from Clifton Forge and
sixteen miles from Buchanan, within easy access
of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad and the James
River aud kanawha canal, by well-graded turnpike
Buchanan to Clifton Forge. The buildings consist
of large and conveniently arranged HOTEL, about
thirty well-built CABINS, large DWELLiiMsSGa.,,
HOUSE for proprietor BAR-R90M; SERvAS iS
ROOM, TEN-PIN ALLEY, lCE-HOUSE, large
STABLES, CARRIAGE-HOUSEs, and other suita,
BILE out-hoases, all In good repair There are attached
to the place about FOUR HUNDRED AND SEF-
ENTY-THREE ACRES OF LAND,a good portion
of which Is in cultivation and quite productive
The surrounding country Is Of the most picturesque
character and affords fine sport for the hunter ana
the angler
balance In three equal instaments In SIX, twelve and
eighteen months, the purchaser to give bond with
undoubted personal security and the title to be re-
tanned until all the purchase.moneyi L. paid,
a., on rba,r Assignee,
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BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNEE'S SALE
L OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE BELOW
TIE CITY or RICHMOND, n THE Plan ,L4n 20 OF
FULTON, AND On THE WILLIAMSBURG
TURNPIKE. NEARLY OPPOSITE TO THE Ma
TIONAL CEAETERY.-By virtue OF q deed of trust
executed to W. Goddn, trustee by w. III. Alldcrdicc
and wife, dated goth of septeinber, 1874, duly
tee, in conjunction with F. NJ. Garnet and j.. V.
Rcddy, assignces in bankruptcy of said Alder
rdice, will sell at public auction, at the. Office
of wellington Goddin. real estate auctioneer,
corner OF Bank and Eleventh streets, in the
city Of Richmond, on MONDAY the 14th of An
st 1s76, ut - o'clock NJ, the following REAL t5aIo
TWENTY LOTS OF LAND In the plan of Fulton,
in Ienrico county, containing one square Of 600
feet bounded by Erin, Virginia Goddin, and Gillian
streets. Also, FIVE ACRES OF LAND on the vii,
lansburg turnpike nearly opposite the National
Cemetery, commencing at the west line Of the road
leading from said turnpike to the former dwelling oil
John Tracey, and running along said road 356 feet ;
thence ut right angles wcstwardy 740 feet: thence
at right angles southwardly 229 feet to said turn
pike: thence along said turnpike eastwardly to the
beginning This Is q beautiful lot.
TERMS: Cash. ". GODDlN. Trustee:
au3 Z. NJ. GARNETT, Assignee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-10
GALE OF DIBRELL's SPRINGS

Pursuant to decree of the District Court of the
United States for the Western District of Virginia,
in the matter Of John F. Shields, bankrupt, the I'M
dersigned, assignee of said John +. Shields, In
bankruptcy, viii, on THURSDAY the 18th day Of
August 1876, sell at public auctions on the premises,
to the highest bidder, that valuable WATERING
ACE known