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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-11
AUCrrON Sales.--future Days.
lssazSssssssts15y Sampson, -
Real Estate Agent and Auctigrecr, ..s,
No. a2I HnIl street, Manchester, VA

H,RUsTEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE
i MINERAL AND FARMING dLI ANn}i aN nR
aNb m the f EpRAhb VI
on the 18th day Of june 1857 the other oa,e 9th
day Of ,Sa e. County
~ and mage es, Viii rs trustee offer for sale being
tti,e amounts secured by said deeds, principai and
interest as evidenced By certain pstdae notes paE
iicuariy mentioned and described In the a1oresahta
lie auction, at Martss ssw.nI Oh the premises at
10 O'Clock I'D N th 9t siaa R RaI 4.
hpsu 1aS tant f Ssax Il az e5ant of
H Sed h enown as she G S TRKGL containing
THREE .HUNDRED AND9THlET,S fp5 n.S
tbereon, adjoIninE the lands Of the Midlothian Coal
Company, James r. McTyre, and fraakhh n,sat tn
Esq. This land Heson the Buck Hlroad, ABOUT IKE
n mond a haf p Rlss
Of tho tracts ol ine5a u no IN
Richmond eoaeld Upon the aha e = IN goo
5spsEsi 4 Z feSSs asfPA1F aes
With Fixtures and boiler complete, and m perfect
Viii also by virthe or said las.neIltioned deed
offer for sale on the premises, near MeneItlh A. ~,
ton Richmond and D3n1,e ra .hs Slth dav Of Au
r1 M. 1875, 1t i2 o'ciock M,aVALUABLETRACT
OF LAND lying in Prince Edward County, ,a nSn
ho9Ess 3ndnaTy OF Sonsinng EIGHfYsEVEN
ACRES be the same more or less, anu Dognqea a, as
set forth in survey made In the year 10 Neig
the same tract of Land conveyed to Robert Marks Of
Chesterfield county, by R1cnara v ualiie' aNu
others. g;tfL- et.J AZ, ,.r,s ,,ol .. an
Int other and yery liberal terms will be agreed npon
by the parties and made known on tfe Iag II
E7lcuirer cODy 14,16,1S,2l&ZS
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AUCTION sAExs.ssFuture Days.
- f;y LancasicT z Lncke, ss.s,
Stock aud Rent; Estate brokers, ~
. state Bank Buiiding. ss.s.
/,OMM1ss1oNER's SALE AT AUG

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG
So ubq FnorE xAhs Is aSah
Or hs ey Of e C on
day Of June 1sIS Y ts s. EN- 81
aa omang shall IS special appointed
BY said decree, proceed public auction, aI.e
ONCE OF Lancasiey Lucke. No. Ill NAN s,fees
IN IN a f5is {, Elsf e q 1875
fooT The sPHgpTAfsE PROPERTY known as the
el1 eonsistIng Or NINE HuEDRED ,ls NM
kcREs 2 tee sbTpsN nDd sE NT FIVE
a ss5 ,b te MA
and also the CLOVER HILL RAILROAD, which
Is twenty-one miles in length running IRON Sl2ys t
Ely hsss o sfSs On 1 RRf ryss Silly 81 srA 4
T 1sHa51UTs3E WHARvEs. AT osBoRNEs, and
COAL RESERVOIR. All Of the above properly s
tail have been printed and rll bel furnished TO all
who desire to inspect them. az.
LIST day Of January 1877: $40 on the 1st day Of
IS Sa$ sz5 Sysd S4ss s15sa %
the LIST day OF July, 1875 and to the balance Of
such purchase ,one third Thereon sal oe palo
cash one third thereof IN SIX afr nnd nav
ments to he secured by negotiable notes OF the Pnr
casers with approved endorsers, to be secured w
=, - (,
D. And mt the same time and place shall also sell
by public auction and nnder the a4In1Piy 81 2pn 1
CoAL<CARS, TEN GOND0LAss,, TWO e., BOZ y 7. !.
| CARS, ONE SECOND GLASS PASSENGER-CAI1Rs;
This rolling stock Is now In use on the Clover h
Icsirime TO purchase. The terms Of sale will be one
third cash ono third on credit Of stx months; and
one third on credit Of twelve months, said deferred
payments to he evidenced by negotiable notes OF the
purchasers. with approved cndOrsers, and secured
By. deed Of trust on the pr9ps sr vJr1,,nEpEn
LAND known us .sTzzards,n and lying near ca, the
mines, containing FIVE HUNDRED AND THlN,
| TY-'THREE AND, A HALE ACRES. the mineral
rights being reserved. they not belonging to the
| Glover Hill Company.
THE terms of sale will be cash sufficient to pay
debt of about 81 200 and as to the balance In Two
| cnual Dayments-One- Mt SIX months Jand one at
Twelve months-eyidenced by the note or bond OF the
purchaser and secured by a'deed OF trust OH the
! property. a. . ,u bo
shown through the works by the managers at Glover
Hill. -. -, ..,:as. ,rttl :, ,,yr.l
| day Wednesday. ami Friday. Train leaves Glover
Hill at 6l5 A. N. Monday Wednesday, and Friday.
! JAMES r WERTH, p,
4 MI S-tts Special Commissioner.
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A BLIND STATEsMAN.-M. d. Conway
writes some interesting information con-
corning Professor Fawcett, the blind states
man, who left Parliament to be present at n
recent gathering Of blind pupils in. London.
A striking incident of the proceedings was
Professor Fawcett's address, which was
marked by its chceriulness. Persons, he
said, sometimes imagined that it was hardly
polite, or might be even cruel, to describe
before the blind beautiful scenes and at
tractive objects, lest they sould make them
feel too deeply sense OF their deprivation.
But this is 4 total mistake. The best ser
vice TINT can be done the blind is to
treat them without regard to their afiilc-
ton. They arc continually ana lncon-
sciously cutivating the power OF seeing
things wildly through the eyes OF others.
TWAS within his own experience that things
which had been described to him had after
wards become so real that he could hardly
persuade himself that he had not seen them
before he lost his sight He dwelt most inn
pressyelv on the new hope that would light
M the hearts of the blind as it more and
more became known that an American had
come among them to teach the English how
such might be taught the means OF helping
themselves and rcScuing their lives from
irutlessness. He said that he had heard
that in America twenty-five per cent. OF the
blind were able to do something, for
thcmselves-a fact startling enough to
q community which had never un.
til lately imagined the possibility OF such
thing, unless in very exceptional cases.
Professr Fawcett himself stands as high
type OF what blind man may accomplish
under favorable circumstances. The story
OF his blindness has been often told. He
had Just graduated at Cambridge with high
honor, and was out shooting with his father.
His fathers gun went OF by accident, and
in each of his sons eyes entered one shot.
The father almost died Of grief, but the son
was cheerful and assured his father that
blindness should make no difference in the
parliamentary and scholastic career to which
they had both looked toward. The youth
not only fulfilled this promise to his father,
but it seems very probable that his efforts
were so stimulated by the circumstances
that he has achieved more than he would
have done had the accident never occurred.
1t has always been characteristic OF Pro
lessor Fawcett that he is invariably cheerful
and happy. L..sl...,
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THE LAKESIDE LIBRARY.
81 BOOKS FOR 10 CENTS.

For sale by
r. ELLYSON. Bookseller,
lll2 Main street, three doors above the DtSpMca
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Persons ordering by mail will please enclose three
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-- l112 MAIN STREET,
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BY James M. Taylor 81 Son, q
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank Streets,
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN OIL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN OLD,
" WELL KNOWN, AND VALUABLE FARM
IN THE LOWER PART OF EENRICO COU NTY
FOR SALE AT ,AUCrION.-In pursuance of de-
cree Of the Circuit Court Of Herico county, entered
on the 22d day of June 1876, In the suit OF George
W. Register IS. Crunps admin istrator and John q.
Carter's executor and al. sa u, on MONDAY the
18th day Of August, 1876, In front OF Henrico
cling at IL O'Clock NJ proceed to sell subject to tne
widows dover rights, the aboye-neaioned I EhRM,
Carter at the time of his death, containing some
FOUIs3)R FIVE HUNDRED ACRES Of valuable
farming and timbered land, with improvements
suitable for farming purposes.
This farm VIII be sold as whole, subject as above
stated to Mrs. Carriers dover rights thcren and not
by the acre; therefore no survey has been made.
Bidders will have to inform themselves on this SUD
feet from the and-bOoks and title-paperS- ,f.&
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 pay expenses OF sale
and Of suit the residue on cret OF one,
aud three years, the purchaser giving bonds, Will
e'NN A. X. COURTNEY .
Special Commissioner.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR S-SoN, Auctionecrs. au 2
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]. R]IATLHOAD5 LINES.
In ~
~ - COMPANY. IA
1yoNMENcIEG JUNE 9Th, 1915, trains

50 COMPANY
roMMENcING JUNE 4th, 1876, trains
w on this road VIII run its fellows 1s ii ii
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH y es.fssls
Clio A: ~, THROUGH Ma IL. daily Except Sum
~ 49, day.. connecting for MI points SoutA
q and West. geeping-ear attached rtns
1:aD9 r. NJ, THROUGH MAIL: daily, connecting
for all points South mud West. Pas
sergefs taking this train viii make
close connection at Petersburg for
Norfolk, and at Norfelk With splendid
,ass Bay-las steamers fef gstiWores p fd,
lii 80 rs Byany other Iihci3 ~ .:Hps'i--":f ~
$40 p. M- FREIGHT daily Except Sunday, with
Ia. icosch attached.sf 81 u tfssif hi.Eiy iYl
7:so A. III. FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except Sum
~, ql Il dayl; with coacl attached.fiH .iSi
i1:44 A. H., ,T1fRO UGH NAIL daily, connecting
Z, syrt, Potbmac railroad for all points East
7s5 T. H. TaR MsSe MAUI d daily except Sun.
- -fi = dayj, u connecting with Richmond,
- ~, III Erederieksbangl and Potomac railroad
g,ts for all points East aud West, Pullman
s seSgiF, aseed r nasins es as9 es
~; los, nection, with the Chesapeake and OHIO
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
all points North aud West. 80
THE 5:l0'A. d. train from Richmond, and me 1880
p. III. train from Petersburg will stop ut al stations
This Is thu only line with double daily trains making
close cenneI br IF Charleston, Columbia, Angusrs
Savannah, and the South. T.! L;fii E,,g .lI.D, !,
% a 81 6SEss H ks sa5s na
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg win start from
je -, AySHAW, Superintendent.
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HATraoAD IraEs
IN
RfcHHosr1eDI iorp,y-,
81 70 ~ HfCHA0ND, YA.. August III id3gff
EC4GIIElIlIc Gtlx tftf2 ii I1.c m 4 1890.

- sE faIsssssssS5ssss;: $3.50
III a5oaxos1. asss t
EGCHEDULE OF TRAINS, TAXING m
,9FECT AUGUST 9, 1s7G.-TRAIN 10. I~Snv
kissend 4 ldS iesrss ff snalssf assYs
q RI NJ ass !ssssi fS;eF es = kss
Isa y Rapasf sasRs 1a
Il Il ehasidsis as a s aiss sFs s 1.
stcps only q stations named asoYe. ram
kshhssesEss sasssSs = Si 4
ssess Il A n sy
rs sls ay,,s s1 eaSse
vie At I2ib =. Sc leaves c ~ ii "a ulks-
rivcs at Richmond at SAG II, AZ. Iis tra,n az ar
only z rs ssatl len named Sn aSSye ''
leaves nrkeviis Il a. M easea nd ssgM III
rs & ls:ss' lave It ss5s
(sapper! az arrives at Charlotte q s6s Il !s n
EasvsFa Ia eafssis ss sS rX
AIRLINE Jnnction at 8:25 ~ af.; leaves siHshn,ss
as ssg p 4; All ss 81 S5senSorq; 1913
I4S PIN; leaves Burfesilie nt GEE p uy ny AZ
rircsin Richmond at 8S6 T. NJ. Stops tan astio a.'
, TRAIN No. 5.-LYNCHBuEG ACCOMMODATES
Wetward.Lcaves Richmond ut 1915 s. 81; srr,Ss,
lat BurkesiIse at lA6P p. NJ; leaves Bufkeyje :, ,
NJ; arrives a .ynchljurg AZ $500 p: NJ.
TEAM No. 6.-LYNcIBrRG AccoxNopt nv ~
EascwardALeayes Burkerilie aS 5:IOA H srrsys,,
at Richmdad ut $40 A. Mil il1Hfs / - 'Attii4"S
TRAIN No 7.-LocALD yRxEyILLE AcCoaxo- .;
DArIoN daily Except Saturday,, Westward-I1ars,
Richmond at 7P. ~: arrives at Bs.kestlle i. 1918
A. "a. rstcz! is.ti: ..-.}sE TEs8TgsTPr ~ .'--No
TRAIN No. 10.-Loc4L aBURKayrLsE Accoy-
NOTATION, Eastward-Leayes Burkeyilfp AZ 4 {.
NJ; arrives at Richmond att p. d. F'E', ~
Trains Nos. 3 and connect at Richmond with III.
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. ''A VIC
Trains Nos. s and connect at Greensboro wit,
trains to and from Raleigh and Go,dsboro' u
The through, trains connect at Richmond with
trains on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potn
mac railroad to and from Washington, Bsltimorn
Philadelphia, and New York. ilIrs JG}
Trains Nos. ] and connect at Charlotte With
trains Oh the Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE rsi.
road 10 and from Greenvi!le, Atlanta, Montgonerr
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and all southwest.
Trains Nos. 8 and A connect with the Charlotte
Columbia aud Augusta railroad for, Columbia An
gtsta, Charleston, Savannah, Tallahassee and an
southern points. 3@s III. -. 81 rEF5 t3GF =
TIC, Mississippi and Ohio railroad from Lyuclburg
Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
| Ti&iets sold to all southern ind southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Unbroken gauge from Richmond TO New Or.eans
Pullman Palace sleeping-cars run through between
Richmond and Atlanta. IN. =. 'errsar.H - -
Local tickets are good only for con linuous passage
will be gtyen..t tts " L. NJ Il. TALC0TTy
.,tas I.,ru. So. General Superintendent
| JOHN r. AAcAURDo, General Passenger Agent
AUD ~ .. ~ ~ + :. f'-.' -. 49,.
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4 SEA-L1oS AT LARGE.-Oshkosh, Wis,
is in state o; excitement over the escape
last week Of Il sea-lion from travelling me-
nagerie into the waters Of Lake Winnebago,
off which the town is situated. A man had
been sent with the cage containing the sea-
lions down to the lake shore in order to ill
the tank with water. On arriving at the
lake the wagon was backed into the water
and the outside door thrown open, when
The sight of so much water excited the ami
mails, and, after tearing around, one OF
them succeeded in breaking through
the wire, escaping into The lake; but
before its mate could follow -one OF
he men jumped into the water and
hastily closed the outside door, stopping
all the egress. The freed animal swan out
about quarter OF mile and disappeared.
All that was now left for the keepers TO 10
was to return to the show and tell their
story. TO say that the management were
excited would hardly express it, and the
man was promptly discharged. Il reward
of $500 was offered for the capture OF the
animal, but as yet the deep has failed to
yield up its new and strange inhabltant. This
sea-lion was valuable feature to the show
rs whole litter OF little lions was expected
in few days. Any one who understands
the catching OF sca-lions can now go to
Oshkosh and show their skill, and they can
rest assured that they will be cordially re-
ceived by the numerous boys who frequent
the waters OF Lake Winnebago for bathing
purposes.
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BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OF XALUABtE REAh Is ESTATE TAT, 81 BEk Z ~
FULTON, AND ON THE, WILLIAMSBURG
TURNPikE. NEARLY OPPOSITE TO THE Ma:
TIONAL CEMETERY.-By virtue of deed Of trust
executed to w. Goddn, trustee, by W FL AIlderdice
and wife, dated 29th, Of September, 1874, duly
tee in conjunction with T. u: Garnett and J; Y.
rdice win Sell ut public auction, at the office
of WELLINGTON Goddin, real estate anctioneer,
city Of Richmond, on MONDAY the 14th Of An
gust, 1876, ut ~ O'Clock NJ, the following REAL
ESTATE conveyed by the said deed-yiz: All those
TWENTY LOTS OF LAND In the plan of Fulton on
In Henrico county, containing one square OF GOO
feet bounded by Erin, Virginia, Goddn, and Gillian
streets Also, FIVE ACRES 0ELA,ND ,, on A the VII
Cemctery commencing mt the west line Of the road
leading from said turnpike to the former dwelling Of
John Tracey, and running along said road 35G feet
thence ut right angles wcstwardly 740 feet: thence
at right angles sothyardly 229 feet to said tur1l-
pike thence along said turnpike eastwardy TO the
beginning. This is . beaut1fMllot: .,,
TERMS: Cash. - w. 6iODDlN, Trustee: .'A
au3,:r,, 4 i..:: j.. NJ. GARNETT.; Assignee.
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HOUSEKEEPING

fail to see
IL j. READY, No. 10 Fifteenth street, the onl!!
nracticnI HORSEPOWER and RAISER In the city
With INV patent mover guarantee economy and dis
patch Buildings moved with chimneys, without dis
turbing tenant Safes, Boilers, Engines, ana othel
buildings 10 bc moved in the city. References /:
Hcssrs. w. II. King, Main street; Captain Tyler,
Rockets; George A. Hundley, Broad street
INV 29-3m ?. '-'.i pr. ~ .a~ ts1i -. 't..''r.
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WANTS.

yTTANTED, A married man OF ten
w years, exnerience as principal of High SCHOOLS
and Institutes wants SIMILAR PoSIn rhoI OF ia
PROFESSORSHlP In some establshee scnoo,' =. 1 ~
c, the best of testimonials and as W
Character, fitness, &c. Address PROFESsoK, FL.
an -eod4t Warrenton, Fauquier county, a.
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In the suit at Indianapolis Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company against the
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company,
to enioin the latter from building line on
the right Of way Of the Cincinnati, Hamil-
ton and indianapolis railroad, Judge New
comb, in Chambers, gave his decision Tues,
day, continuing the injunction for a flnal
hearing at the September term OF the
Superior Court. ~
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BY j. Thompson Brown, -,.,., .,.s
Real Estate Agent and Auct1onecr,
i113 Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.

i113 Main street, opposite Dtspdtch omee.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, LIBRARY, &C.
By yiruc of deed Of trust executed by l. a. Sneids
dated oath of September, 1875. and recorded In the
Richmond Clmncery Court, d. B. 10 G, page -, de-
fault having been made in payment of the negotls-
Bile note ter= in secured the undersigned as trustee
being required by the beneficiary, viii sell at PUBIC
auction, on FRIDAY, August ID. 1876, ut II
O'Clock A. NJ, ut No. 525 st. james street, the fol-
lowing property-to wit: III " ~ ''''.'
BUREAUS, t.s.e.. ,.'
8 BEDSTEADS, -...r ..r ......
MATTRESSES.
MARBLE-TOP WASHSTAND,
COOkING-STOYE, .,y asart. g. ..
] dozen CHAIRS,
2 ARM-CHAIRS, .- ..- '.t
4 CARPETS, ',.3r -'.... - ..
800 BOOKS, r--.,.5 '.,.,, .s....
9 OFFICE-DESKS.
| OFFICE-CHA1R. -
l2PICTURES and FRAMES, .-..
2 BOOKCASES, - '-.'
81. ICE-CHEST, = ~ ...
LOUNGE, .-. ....'
i SIDEBOARD,
2 DINING-TAB LES.
MARBLE-rOP CENTRE-TABLE.
STAIR-EARPET and GILT STAIR
RODS,
HAT-RACK- 80.
being goods and ehattcls located in the residence and
law Office Of said Shields.
TERMS: Cash. W. L. ROYALL, Trustee.
J.TuoMPsoN BROWN, Auctionecr. aus
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-11

4 DESIRABLE MARKET FARM OF
"A FIFTY-TWO AND TWO-THIRD ACRES, IN
nhNoVEit COUNTY, ON .THE OLD CHURCH
ROAD. SEVEN MILES BELOW. RICHMOND,
FOR SALE.-At the request of Mr.; James r. Orem;
= E0STORTH." now occupied by. Mr.. Bosher as
tenant Containing FIFTY-TWO AND TWO-THIRD
ACRES, mostly open land, Of! fine quahty-admtra-
bly adaptcd for a market farm. The improvements
arc plafIi. but sufficient forthe place There is an
excellent orchard Of apples and other frnitS. Ap-
ply earIylo w. 9O L,iin,
all 0-3t Gs.T,z - Heal Estate Aucnoueer.'