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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-06
..r BY Lancaster & Lucke,
Stock and Real Estate Brokers,
State Bank Building.

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG
ROAD PROPERTY N CHESTERFIELD COUN-
Court to of tic city Of Richmond rendered on the
18th day of June, 1876, IN the suit Of Of, Lancaster
and others trustees. against the Clover Hill Railroad
Company, shall, special commissioner appointed
Once S m
on THuRsDAY the goth July, 1876. the following
pt /. The vAEUABLE PROPERTY known as the
field, consisting Of NINE HUNDRED AND NINE
TYFoUR ACREs in fee simple and s one TH HfI;
ACRES In which the Clover, Hill Company holds
9RaSsa na s aas al the MA
Is twenty-one miles In length running from Clover
Hill Mines to Osborne,s, on James river, with all Its
R2apgEP s1RNGs RAE Shts STA
COAL RESERVOIR. All Of the above property
WIN he sold as whole and lists of the same In de-
tail have been printed and will be furnished to all
The terms Of sale viii be; $3.50 payable on III
5f e s da1 of aaH
on the 1st day of January, 1879, and $40. $40 on
such ono third thereof shall be paid
In cash, one third thereof In six months, and one
third thereof in twelve months-such deferred pay
enss to be secured by negotiable notes OF the pur-
chnsers, with approved endorsers, to be secured by
deed of trust on the property.
g And at the same time and place shall also sell
by public auction, and under the authority OF the
stIne decree. ONE LOCOMOTIVE, THIRTY IRON
O0AL-CARS, TEN GONDOLAS, TWO BOX
CARS, ONE SECOND CLASS PASSENGER-CAR.
This rolling stock Is now In on the Clover Hill
railroad, and may be examined at any time by those
desiring to purchase The terms Of sale will be one
third cash one third credit Of SIX months; and
one third on credit OF twelve months said deferred
payments to be evidenced by negotiable notes Of the
purchasers with approved endorsers, and secured
by deed OF trust on the property.
8. A TRACT OF PARTIALLY-TMBERED
LAND known as lizards" and lying near the
mines, containing FIVE HUNDRED AND THiR-
TY-THREE AND A HALF ACRES the mineral
rights being reserved. they not belonging to the
Glover Hill Company.
The terms OF sale win he cash sufficient to pay
debt of about 81 200; and to the balance In two
equal payments-one at six months and one at
twelve months-cridenced by the note bond OF the
purchaser, and secured by q deed of trust on the
property. n5:sfr-ssT EEilEHi III, 20
Persons desiring to inspect the property will be
Hill. 40 ~ &t +asa &E
Trains leave Byrd-Stree depot at 1.2O P. II. Mon
day, Wednesday. and Friday. Train leaves Clover
HiiI at 6:I5 a. II. Monday, "Wednesday. and Friday.
..st' JAMES X. WERTH,t ~
je 19-tds ~. Special Commissioner.
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ROBERT B. LYME, Auctioneer. . -
ioD'>" " ;.iy6-Sl112,14,15&17
GALE OF DIBRELL'S SPRINGS AT
- .- .w. PIJBIIC AUCTION. .... W


Pursuant to decree of the District Court OF The
United States for the Western District or virginia,
In the matter Of John F. Shields, bankrupt the UNI
dcrsigned assignee OF said John f. Shields, In bnk-
ruptry, Will OH :
!; THURSDAY TIE 18TH DAY OF July, 1876, i
sell Mt public auction on the premises to the highest
Bidder, that valuable wateriug-piac known as =;
DIBRELL'S tOR DAGGER'S) SPRINGS ,
Tie spring is sulphur water Of high and we'll
known medicinal qualities, which for more than
by iiralids for diseases Of many kinds especially
dyspepsia diseases Of the digestive and urinary or
CANS and OF the nervous system. 1t Hes embosomed
In tho mountains in the county OF Botetonrf, ten
luiles from Clifton Forge and sixteen miles from
Buchanan, within easy access OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio. railroad and the James River and hatfawfa
canal by wcll-graded turnpike roads, and veryncar
to the projected railroad from Buchanan to Clifton
Forge. The buildings consist Of q
LARGE AND OMEN northumberland
about thirty well-built Cabins, large Dwelling
House for the proprietor. Bar-Room, Servants
Rooms Tel-Pn Alley, IceIIose, large Stables Car
riage-Houscs, and other suitable out-houses- an In
good repair. There are attached to the place about
FOUR HUNDRED AND SEW
ACRES OF LAND,
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 and the angler. -
TERMS OF SALE: One fourth cash in hand; the
balances In three equal instruments In six, twelve,
and eighteen months, the purchaser to give bond
with undDubted personal security and the tite to be
retained until all the pnrcllase-noney Is paid
I LEWIS L1NKENHOkER,
ic 22-rrl4w -. 49,: Assignee.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILRoADl
COMPANY. (

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILEOAD{
COMMENCING JUNE Attn, 1876, trains
~ on this road win run as follows:
$40 A. n, THROUGH MAIL daily texcept Sur
dsyl, connecting for all points Souts
and West SleepinS-car attached runs
through 10 Weldon.
LEO p. H., THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West Pas-
,t& close connection "a Petersburg iof
s Norfolk, and at Norfolk with splendid
Daytime steamers for Baltimore PhD.
adeiphIa, and New York. Fare Is 10.
as by any other line.
ls.'' coach attached.
<"Ess LEAVE rETxRBuURG NORTH.
7:so A.. NJ, FREIGHT TEAM daily te1cept sun
dayI, with coach attached.
ll:44 A. H., THROUGH NAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg aha
Potomac railroad for all points Eas'
1856 p. NJ. THRoTGH MAIL, dafiy except sur.
dayl connecting With Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac rsiroae
for all points East and West. Pullman
sleeper attached, running throa6n
70 baltimore. Also making close e oh.
necuon With the Ghesapeake ana O snS
s ni, no,Di. f S, sse NJ, nT Wss
The $40 A. M. train from Richmond, ana tne I.ss
r d. train from Petersburg, win stop az al sau9ass
This Is the only line with doabie daily trains niass
close connections for Charleston. Columbia, AaSsa
Savannah, and the South. AZ
fox Gsyss w Iss Ss snS FL
Ale TRAINS leaving Petersburg Win start fr0'a
Se s4e'1'l' a. SHAW, Superintendent
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80. fCernsaunicated.] Us
Mount de chasital, West Virginia.

Nessrs. Eaissss: WIFI you be so kind as
to give place tn your columns for few re-
marks upon the :abore-named institutions
Without ilatsery or eNaggeration, this acad>
envy Is fully entitled to rank among the very
best In the country for its rare educational
advantages. The English course Is most
thorough and complete, while the French
language is taught with remarkable success
both rs regards pronunciation and accent.
Besides n number OF the Sisters who speak
this language with facility, there arc two
Partisan ladies in the establ ishment who SD
perintcnd the rccreations os the Young
ladies'; and as one 81 them can speak no
English, the pupils under her charge are
obliged 10 make great exessson in order to
be, understood, which soon secures COZ
siderable fiuency. The GsrmaniSs also a.
tended to with nsacf care s:.'..- .#irils.'
In music, both vocal anu instrumental,
the teaching is of the highest tiertier, as may
easily be inferred from the classification OF
the young ladies pursuing this study. For
instance, ut the ;distIbntioH. OF. premiums
this year ION the 21s Of Juae) Miss Carrie
Lippett, of Cambridge, Mass, played the
third iBallade, Opus u, by Chaplin, In "a style
that would have dsne credit to anyEoncert.
room. First, like all solos given at This
academy, it was rendered without notes
distinctness, vet varying, as required, iren
the strongest u the most delicasc shading
The characteraa the piece was .fDefy0eN
pressed, showing caretIl trainsng and ae
tistic percephion, yet shis young. lady: nc
ceived her pSemium'oElv in the third class
So extensiyeSs the ,sIurse laid ont in!t&fi
science that for.the period OF SEVENTY ysar
only two ptspiis have won the-gold gradua
ting medal. -.:
But theinost attractive ,fsoiture OF Nj. d,
Chantai have vet to specify. Not emily L
its location unrivsaled, but the extensive
grounds, pure water, and abundance 20
fresh airturnish, ssle greatest requisites To-
securing sound health. The fare provided
for thetable.is. really something quite mar
yellous in "a boarding-sGhool. Nest ,Wel
cookea:and serped, poultry once ~ week
and in Lent oysters in its place; deliciou
bread and bntter at all times; fresh vcgeta
bles not only in season, but dried and can
ned for winter; while straw berries, rasp
berries, grapes, melsns, apples, ant
pears supply the desserts in YARN wea
Their. =" Here" said gentleman from
Atlanta, Ga, who lias two daughters a
the institute, sis the strongest thing
ever knew ut a school. / wanted to TAX
my girls in town to treat them with SOM
ice-cream, syhen, TO my utter MANAGEMENT
they exclaimed, 'ItK.a Pa! we have q
muchiee-cgeam out there as;we syant." An.
on inquiry ] found that the Sisters had q,
immense ice-houseasnd, SO much cream tina
it was:as cheap a dessert as they could fur
nish. - 80 ...."
lEEow, Dir. ,EditsG, when adj THIS is giveI
for only two hundred doliars.a year, wit!
the extras ut such rates rs twelve dollars
quarter for piano, and others in like pre-
portion, / ask what more can any reason
able, intelligent, and cultivated parent de
sire? EERlTAS.
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A frontiersman was requested by the
sheriff to come to thes:ail to identity 80 in
offence. cpl 60 andtook at him, but Pm
mot going to he familiar with him until he
apologies for shooting my brotherrirlaW
last fall" was the naive reply OF the guile
LESS child OF the fower-bespangled pEairiea.
San antonio (Ie1as) Herald. - u
When you reflect thst at pic-nics a hun
dred years ago it was the custom for the
girls to stand up in a raw and let the men
kiss them all goodbye AL this enthusiasm
about national progress seems to be grave
mistake.-NoT1cich BnEatiR. 49,
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-. ), ByRobert 3. Lyme s:,.a
0succcssor to Lyme & BrotheFh
.Se,l Estate Agent aud Auctonecr,
No. 1912 BIain street. 49,.

SALE OF TWO
Xj!NBWII YlBIlLT AND WELLcC0A SIEpDIGII-
ED.DBTACHED FKAME TWOc,SI0IEi91d IN Tr r1hr,
ESGEB 3 BENG LOTS ! E.D
ON THE EAST SIDE OF TH!ETIETH, SIh EIi
SANE PROPERTY OF WHICH JAMES JONES
nIED SEIZED AND POSSESSED oF.-In pursu-
Court Of the city OF Richmond, entered on the ist
DAY OF DULY 1875, lii the suit OF Jones rs. zones
,~s the usdersigned commissioners named In salo
decree viii proceed to sell, upon the premises on
1IONDA Y7Ithc 18th day OF July, beginning ~
REALLY NICE FRAME DWELLINGS,, contain
iI1g I'VE and six rooms each with waller! coa-houses
Kitchens; &C., and in good order, and occupied by
good tenants. The lots hare nice fronts and good
depth. ~ a..-., T.. , .,d,o -
ak. twelve and eighteen months credit, with mcgee
liable notes and title retained until all Of the pur.
cnmrt 49, -, =, = j. CIIhSTA1N WHITE
=. .- A. X. COURTNEY, +
~-.'''.h + - Commissioners.
r,nurprnR Tyne huCtiOneer. "a '.'.- ~ '.....
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-06

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TEN
CSSIALI, WOODEN AND ONE LARGE BRiGh
TENEMENT ON SECOND, So. JAMES, AM
JACKSON STRFETS.-As commissioner appointed
by a decree OF the !Chancery Court OF the cry on
Richmond, entered on the oath OF june, 1879 IL
the case of Seal, trustee, against Tyler, &C., shall
sell at auctions on the premises IN tis ordeT aoHGr.
tied on MONDAY the 10th of July, 1875; com
mencing at 8 o'clock u. NJ, the following REhL
ESTATE belonging to the widow and heirs OIL Inc
late George W. ii. Tylcr-riZ-: ,.o,
lst ALOT on the west side OF second nctWecii
Jackson and Duval streets, 30N130 feet, with ~"
OI. ID FRAMED TENEhIENTG thereon.
Cd ALOT on the east side of Second between Dti-
val and Baker streets, 40Xl27 feet TO an alley VIII
TWO hood FRAMED TENEMENTS thereon.
Sd A LOT ut the southwest corner or 81 JanlGs
and Charity streets, 20xl25 feet, with TWO SMALL
RAMED TENEMENTS thereon. .--
4fh, A LOT OH the south side Of jackson between
Adams and st. Peters streets, 2Sx150 feel Win
small FRAMED TENEMENT thereon.
9Th. LOT adjoining the above, dI4X ny C 1Sst,
having thereon. TWO VERY NEAT AND COhi-
PORTABLE FRAMED TENEMENTSan and the large
BRICK DWELLING now occupied by Ar: Perrin. !.
For persons of limited means wishing 10 secure q
comfortable home the foregoing real estate presents
TERMS: One third cash balance at six and twelve
months for negotiable notes. interest ADDED ana ute
retained until all Of the prchasemoney Is fully PAID
aud q conveyance ordered BY the court. ,o,-,-o
Va H. ESPECIAL Commi. siOner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-06
! BY Frank D. Hill, "a.
Real Estate Agent and EtHtloncer,
e III ,1oe Vain street.

A. ssIaNEES' SALE of LAND IN
"A IapoIIES rmIINTY, VIRGINIA., :hThAJC-
TJe3IN FH nE AZ XTTTER bF WILLIAM a. GLLc
pERD1c virtue tst ,ss Of tas ascpf pis
,. M Vt-snie OF date Mas 20, 1885, In the case
Of yiiiam II. Allderdces :issignees %. Masr9tGe
ana others we .fR sell atrsbrc suction, az ls2n
ssrten the c,anrtsg.seat OF Caroline, on MCNDhi'
.nr 10 1875, ut IL O'Clock NJ. that beaHs court
day, three tracts of land, follows ,,,,r,E AND
o WHEJ tIgsFs kpsy,sn las CASH'S, near Port
Royal. and fossneriy owned by Apelos BestwsII ae.
ioiniIg u,c lands OF Mrs. Lucy Stearns anu ~. o
Cash. r.pssp,sN No g.
formerly ew*ied by Aoollos Boutwsl,, aao aa'oin'e
'hS Si i ,,sscE,NpY-FTYE ACRES LAND situated
about thrcs miles from Port Royal, formerly beions
ing TO Wedc A..Thornton, bankrupt ..,vo
TER,rS.: One third cash: balance Six anu ''"e''e
months with Interest added ,,,,rrrE
Sale 1rempt6rY. T. u. & &AAhSY -
t.;c - -. rood JtD+s:F". Issirnoea
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| GREAT REDUCTION, OF BOARD
u. le. az! Is At THE 2 ',''s.i - Z !.
GEL EBRATEp RocknR1DGg ALUM SPRINGS

y
Owing to the depressed condition Of the coun-
try the proprietor has determined to lower his
charges that all may be able to derive the benefits
from the ase of these justly celebrated waters.
They need no recommendations to virginians since
they have so fully established their efficiency through
the thousands who have been brought from death 9
door to renewed health by the usc Of teir wonderful
medicinal waters. Since last summer the Chaly-
beate Spring, which was opened l.st year, has been
thoroughly anayzcd by Professor NJ Is: Harden, or
the v. 81 l., of Virginia, and by comparison shows
it to he fully rs strong as Raweyn OF carboIate OF
iron. having small quantity more than one and
small quantity less than the other two springs. SO
in addition tothe water that has made these SPRINGS
in. that he can furnish those who may need to drink
either separately or in connection with the more
celebrated waters of these springs pure carbonate
of iron (chalybeate) wafer inferior to none, and
equaled only by Rawley, In the state ms ~ tiie
very cheap rates, with accommodation 1uily up 10
any previous year. ...s.---.
First month of four weeks, 500; TWO months,
eight weeks, 800. .., .. .s..... .a,.-...--
Professor ]. S. DAVIS University oil virginia,
resident physicians. .h =
Send for circular. JAMES a. tkALl.s. ..
myl 5-eod3Ot Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-06
:, By Chaffn, Staples & Co..
Real Estate Auctloneerss,
NJ q Tantif atrcet.

COMMISSIONERS. SALE OF TWO
" VERY. VALUABLE NEW l BR.CKN Hg HEa 3
IN THE CITY OF MANCHESTER, VA, MF 49,
THE FREE BRIDGE AT PpBLlEG, h AZ JJTgS,
1876, AT.g O'CLOCK T. My virtue Q! S M
chcster Va. On the LIST day Of June, 1875, the n'l
der.gned special commssloners thereby sppSWHttGh e
18th day Of at eeSSk p M III HE'S '" oo
Seventh street near the Free bridge ersctsd LAST
by Nh Perkins The lots fE onih 81 70 feet ON
one side and IS feet on the other stde tbs admlfa
biy-located property, being on the E.eI. .tgc }I
rotigh fare between Richmond and MancncsIc, Will
alvays command good tenants at paying EcaIals
TERsfs !: Cash enough to pay the costs and inpaia
expense OF suit and the expense o. fr sS he iqth ~
May 1876 paid and the balance upon sh f l siI
months and the residue In twelve montDs aler aate
Of sair note to be given for the deferred
SeaSinr SIT per cent interest and the title retained
ustii the purchss-money is paid in full and con-
fs'atiee ofa'ieo y Inc JAMES CAsKIE,
; Il ...,, JOHN E. TAYLOR,
80 - A. C. ATKINSON,
49,! t-..,s.. ~ - Tart Commissioners.
,f,u.prrr CT pr Es & Co., Auctioneers. 1y 5
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1t is well authenticated fact that clean
GUNS have an unaccouatable tendency to Sc
crete themselves somewhere in the immedi-
ate vicinity OF the elbows, while the dirty
ones exhibit wilfal and exasperating de-
Termination to remain ObtrusiYely in the
vicinity OF the knuckles. boston Globe,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-06

Goethe's love for Charlotte Buff was part
OF the romantic folly OF the day. 1t didn't
hurt her any, and he didn't lose single
square meal, though out Of the experience
he manufactured the "Sorrows of Wer-
Their" which kept half OF Europe blubber-
ing for hall century. That's genius.
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THE HYGEIA HOTEL,
FORT MONROE
'* tOLD POINT COMFORT, VA).

This delightful summer resort. commanding Il wa.
ter-veW not e1celled OH the Atlantic coast; fur.
uishcd with all modern improvements; gas and
electric bells In every room water on every floor
and capable of accommodating five hundred persons,
iner season Wharf one hundred yards distant, at
which fifteen to twenty steamers touch daily, afford
ing every opportunity Of communicating with al
points OF the country. Superior beach for bathing at
the door-steps. Good from NAY until NOVEMBER.
Unusual facilities for beating and fishing -''5 49,.
TERMS $3.50 per week and upwards, accord
Ing to location. Special terms to parties remaining
month or longer. Joy. 80 .',''-
Address ....,. II. PIIEBUS,
my 11-3]sm Proprietor.