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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-20
Auction SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Robert Is. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
i. 1910 kfnfn street,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a LARGE
xS1tAGN0rATTkR5 Fa GF
GEy GESSEs q Fl A TWEMTyr Virtue AS Of
an order of the District Court Of the United STATES
for the Eastern District OF Virginia entered on the
Charles T. Binford, bankrupt, we, the undersigned
appointed special commissloners Tor ne earpossg
IL O'Clock ~, all the FIXTURES In said factory
! IISS: :H9KsE:PP99wEEKR b ENGtHE'
3 Ff FSSE!FEESsEs: aud . POTS
4 &PoINp MILLS,
3 5-lNcH Mills.
: f f6iKET F Wife MILLS.
1-POUND MILL,
2 TWIST-MILLS.
SINKERS TO- and l2-INCII, sc.
HYDRAULIC PUMPS,
STEAM-pREsSEs,
oF E9GE: Eli;
STEAM ELEVATOR and sHAFTING
sTEAM.iiEATING PIPES throughout the
ALSO,
Lot Of MANUFACTURED and LEAF TOBACCO;
and such other things used i'll tobacco factory.
The attention OF tobaccnnists is invited 10 this
sale as the fixtures are desirable and In Good ORDER
TERMS: Cash rs to all sums TO 500: bills cN-
cceding that amount, sixty and nnoly days for ne
.otiablc notes with approved SECURITY:
JAMES r. PACE,
II. G.. CANNON.
10. LANE STERN.
GEORGE II. BURWELL.
Special Commissioners.
Gale by ROBERT r. LYME. AuctiOnecr. no )
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Uncle Renus.s Home-Siaot, and How
He Saved Young Mars JceIns's Life
from the Atlanta Constitution.


from the Atlanta constitutional
For several months old Uncle Remus has
been in the country raising, as he modestfy
expresses il, ga han'ful o'co'n an piller-
case o. cotton" He was in town Yesterday
with some chickens te sell, and after dis.
posing of his poultry called round to see us.
"Howdy, Uncle Remus:"
"Po'ly, boss, poly. Desc sudden cool.
nesscs in de wedder makes dc ole niger
feel like dere's sump'n outer gear IN ms
tones. Hit sorter wakens up de roomalz.'
Chow are crops, Uncle Remus?"
.sOh, craps is middling. Ole Master
membered dc ole niger wen he Wu2
'stributin' de wedder. amt complainin',
hose But pm done wild farmir' arter dis
lis fer fac. De niggers don't gimme nc
peace. / can't res fer UNI. Dey steal my
.shotes, an dey steal my chickens. Nc
lonperin las week I wuz bleedzd ter fling
han'full up squil shot inter niger what
wuz runnin' off wild TO- pullets am q
rooster. Pm gwine to drap farrnin' sho.
Pm gwine down inter old Putmou county
an live alonger Mars Jeems."
"Somebody was telling me tie other day,
Uncle Remus, that you saved your young
masters life during the war. How was
that!''
"Weu, dunno, boss,'' with grin that
showed that he was both pleased and embar-
rassed. 81 dunno, boss. Mars Jeems am
Miss Emily dey say did"
"Teli me about It."
"You amt got no time fer to set dar am
hear de old Niger run on wild Us moni, is
you?"
fOh, plenty OF time"
s'Boss, is you ever bin down to Putmon
county,"
<eNfton
"Den you know whar de Brad Slaughter
place is?''
Perfectly we'll"
cam Harmony?''
"Yes.o
"Well, hit was right 'ong in dere whar
Mars Jeems lived. Wen dc war come
'long lie wuZ Iivin' dere wild ole Miss and
Miss Sally. Old Miss was his ma, an Miss
Sally wnz his sister. Mars Jeems wuz ies
'eatchin' fer ter go off an fight, but ole Miss
and Miss Sally dey TUX on so dat he couldn't
git off de fus year. Bimeby times gun
ter get putty hot, am Mars Jeems he 90 up
and sed he ies had ter go, aud go he did.
lie got a oyerseer to look arter de place, an
ne went am ilned de army. AM he was y
hgnter, too, Mars Jeems wuZ--one er de
Wus kline. Ole Miss use ter call me to de
big house on Sundays am read what de pa
pers say 'bout Mars Jeens.'
Remus,' SEE she, here's wat de pa
sers say bout my baby an den she'd 60
on am read onlWell she couldn't read fer
cryin'.
: Hit went on dis way year in am year
out; am dey was mighty lonesome times,
ooss, sho,s you BON. De conscriptin' man
came long one day, an he ies
EsEaLAsTiG'LY acooPED UP DAT oyERsEER.
an Gen ole Miss she sont arter me, am she
" kemus, amt got nobody fer ter look
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-20

COMMENCING MAY u. ISL
THROUGH PASSENGER.
500 p. NJ Leaves Richmond tuesday,, I'll ~
DAY, and SATURDAY. t9nhrcl, ~
West Point with steamer nav" t..
all points nll York river anu ba'.
more. Arrives III BaitimoFr =, w. w.
NJ: connects with rail. lines Tor W..
ington Philadelphia, Nc" OH b' .I
ION and all western points 2u"',
at Richmond with trains Oh i'i'h'''"I,
and Petersburg and the7'I%A"' 80
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT. ,,
e.on A NJ. leaves Richmond MONDAY; ~
WV ~ 'N NFSDtY. and FRIDAY: and
s.nO A. NJ TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ana 500 go.
IrRKDAI. Connects WIN ''t@ni,t
AT West Point for river landiilss' -, ~"
timorc and all western points. ,,t,,
meets at Richmond with trains on ~
monJ aud Danyile rlilroad,k1E '""',i'
and Petersburg, and CheSape""|
.-. Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER. Sun.
a.0o p NJ Leaves Richmond daily lcNctp' '''
dayl.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
,o.oo A. NJ. Arrives at Richmond Ttksi 49,
Ao'eo A. " THURSDAY. and SATCRDA. IN J
meets with trains on Nchhloi'nn nrI1
Petersburg and Chesapeake anu NJ ~
railroads. Steatacr Havana ica'e -.
Wlt11SNDAY, WEDNESDAY,, and f Is,s
DoY, at p. 81. CouneeIs VIE WIN
trains from Philadelphia, New; New i r"fa,
and western points. ana ~ " ~ ,hs
with trains for Richmond A"1 "
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT. ,,.,n-
..oopN arrives az Richmond MONDA1' :" E'
4'oo T. u. fSESnAY. and FRIDAY; and SAT-.
e.,5p. M. TUESDAY, THURSDAY anu AZ
o'Ao 4 - ItEDAY. Connects with steamer cow.
West Point from Bsltini9rSy., ,Ni.
meets with Richmon5 anu 49, 1SaSt,
Richmond and Petersburg aha .''s
neake and Ohio railroads.
a.. LOCAL PASSENGER. s,.
o.oo AZ .rr,ves nj Richmond daily except and and
Aooo 80 " day. Connects with ktehI ."I onla
petersburg and CHESAPEAKE aAN
railroads. ,>,i 10 or frcn
so MS SoInts Cars PUN through between
and West Point .h with lowest rates,
guaranteed. ,,h ,usranteed rates.
.s,ed to an northern and western poin's s,eru and
Thronrh tickets sold 10 all nofshtr u .ssrnnSh.
western points and saxssxs Railroad of
dee, e26 Main street; at the EAAty.,hfra and Does
comnany,s depot, corner Twehr-
streets ms R'Snyh i. r. DOUGLAS. superinsehaSA"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-20
no 17-2tawtd
By j. l.. Apperson,
by u. Il. NPVCIsVT'
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
l0l6 Main street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE or IHE
/ FINE. LARGE. AND ELECTROMAGNETIC
WELL-BUILT DWELLING; NO. 4W ,; r, hS 81
CORNER OF CARY, AND FOURTH STREETS.
By Virtue of n deed Of trust to me- dated 22d No
cery Court in d. b. 90 c. page 132 default In pay
mcnt having been madc]. and being thereto re-
nuircd bv the beneficiary thereby secured VIII
ON the - premises, on TUESDAY, November "a,
1877. at SO O'Clock =. M.. the above-dcscrih &c.
MOST DESIRABLE PROPERTY. now and for
many wears occupied BY {. r. Word, Esq, The
DWELLING contains ten rooms, with hre-placcS :
besides Office, store and bathrooms, &c. &c. {;
kitchen with four rooms, stable ana carriagc- house
Ec-all built with the best material, In The best
manuer with view to comfort, convenience, ana
durability. Location pleasant, andremark aby con.
ycnient to business. Excellent neighborh0ad. L9f
6Sxl5 so feet 10 wide alley May be sold as wiolc
or divided by cutting or beautiful building LOT, It's
may be deemed best.
TERMS: Although the deed requires 4 cash sale,
Il IL confidently expected That arrangements VIII nc
made for remarkably easy terms of payment, ana
mo no X j. T.. APPERSON. Trustee.
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By Jas. Macdoug;lll, Auctionccr,
No. 10 Governor street.
FINE ART SALE
OF ELEGANT OIL-PAINTINGS,
MAGNIFICENTLY FRAMED,
AT AUCTION.

On WEDNESDAY the 21St instant, Mt lO!.
O'clock (;nd continuing daily until The entire :ol'ec-
ton Is Sold, will sell ut store No. 1908 Main
street, near the corner Of Twelfth street, the
LARGEST AND MOST ELEGANT COLLEC-
T1oS OF FINE OII.-PAINTINGS ever offered for
sale In this city, from the wcllknown art gallery OF
j. 4. JOSEPH, No. 800 Broadway, New York. The
collection embraces rare and valuable examples by
eminent foreign and American artists.
The public is respectfully invited to call and ex-
anime this collection OIL MONDAY ard TUESDAY,
Sale positive. No reservation.
JAS. bIACDOUGALL,
MILO Aucioneer.
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RAILROAD LINES.
RICHMOND. FRED'G s. POTOMAC Il. X. Co,}
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT. }
RICHMOND, November 3, 1877.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

On and after SUNDAY. nth instant, trains will
run on this road rs follows: -
7:45 a. NJ leaves the ByrdStrect station daily Tex
cept Sunday; due at Washington
at l:1O T.. NJ: Baltimore AZ $40 p.
M: Philadelphia at $3.50 L. NJ; New
,eE ga York ut l0:15 Z. n.
S.0O p Al leayes Byrd-Street station daily, arrv-
ing u. Washington at l27 \. NJ;
Baltimore mt $40 A. ~: Philadel-
phla al $40 A. A.: New York ut 9:S5
A. III, Through sleeper from Rich
.sa mond to New York price OF berth. 80.
a.oS p A. ,ACLOMMODATlON TRAIN, for
:. Junction. leaves Brcad-Street station
daily {Sunaays excepted.
S.15 A. NJ arrives at Byra-Street station daily;
leaves New York at $50 the precf-
ding evening; Baltimore at 1880 a.
NJ; Washington at 2:f7 A. d. :,
i1I5 p NJ arrives Ut Byrd Street station daily lex
eept Sunday. Leaves New York NJ
SIS A. NJ: Philadsiphss at l2:Oo
=, NJ; Baltimore ut Q z. A.; WASH
iugtop ai6:30 p. 81.
a:55 A. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives
nc Broad-Street station daily tSnn-
Z. T.. d. MYERS,
General Superintendent
G.. A. TAYLOR,
0 General Freight and Ticket Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-20
BY Frank D. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
11OS Main street.

.rJ,RUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
FANNY Si2c AND Df To GT AKTIcLEs: FURNI;
TURE. COUNTERS; SHELHiSS.Giis &c; ,,f 1 a.,
CLASS DRUGSTORE, At AUCTION.-By virtue
of deed of trust from Joseph Anthony to the IN
and duly recorded in Richmond Chancery Court
default having been made in the payment OF Ger
lain notes therein sccurcd) and at the request Oh he
highest bidder, on the premises recently occupied
by said Joseph Anthony No; 10 east Broad street,
a. NJ. the STOCK OF DRUGS AND MEDICINES
ms above enumerated, with the GOOD-WlL &C.,
and all the rights and interests of said Anthony In
an to the said premises
TERMS: Cash, or, if satisfactory notes with en-
dorscrs are given, on reasonable time.
Stock can be seen at any time. -
no136t Trustee
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BY Poindexter & Topper,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
1900 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
L TRACT OF LAND Ap0UT o one az M HE;
NEW HENRiCO TURNPIKE.--By virtucof the pro-
visions OF deed Of trust executed ome on the 29th
day of May 1876, and recorded In the clerks ONCE
Of Henrico County Court, ID. g. 81, p. 375, default
having been made In the payment of Il certain note
therein secured, and being required by the benetc-
DAY the 2Orh day of November. at O'Clock 2. NJ,
Two CERTAIN LOTS OF LAND described rs
above and DESIGNATED as LOTS a and b In the sub
division of the land Of w. C. Thomas.
TERMS: Sufficient in cash 10 defray the expense
Of executing this trust aud TO pay note Of $106,
Of November, 1877; S1l2 on the Goth of May,
1878; and the balance upon such terms as shall be
announced Oh the day Of sale. ~
j. ADA1R PLEASANTS,
no 8 Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-20

The New York Sun permits George Fran
els Trsin to say in its columns that g Welsh
Is Scotts Central agent TO ring London mo-
ney market for Pennsylvania Central loan
OF $i5,O00.000 to staye off bankruptcy"
George Is mistaken -muehly SO. Welsh
goes to Lend In the interest OF Professor
Wise, the aaronant, md number OF his
friends. TO negotiate q loan OF 900, O00, 001.55
for the purpose Of organizing q balloon line
between Philadelphia and Liverpool. Pre-
sident Hayes Is to be let In on the ground
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no 16
T7pTsTFE,s SAFE OF A VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NALUABLE
FARM IN AMELIA COUNTY, KNOWN rs
:" wJIJISMSON'S,, SITUATED ON THE AP-
POMATTOX RIVER.-By virtue OF :: deed OF trust
from John s. IIardaway and wife to the subscriber
hearing date on November 81, 1872, and duly re-
corded in the Clerks Office of Amelia County court
on DECEMBER z. 1872. and by the direction OF the
creditors secured thcrebyI proccedto sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidders on WEDNESDAY:
November %, 1877 tcourt-dayl, at o'clock NJ. II
Amelia Courthouse that certain TRACT OF LAND
Conveyed by said deed. situated IN Ameila county
Va called " Willamson's' containing 500 acres
more or less bounded on the north by the Appomat-
fox river on the east by the "kennOns' tracts
NOW owned by =. Girard). on the south by West
wood ownc by J. II. Learyl and on the west by
The Lodge" (owned hv the Misses Archcr), ana hy
BELLEVUE" owned by Faulkner. This farm Is siiu-
atcd about four miles front MattoaN depot, on the
Richmond and Danville railroad.
TERMS: Cash as to 4 sum sufficient to pay the cX'
pcnscs of executing the trust ana TO discharge INC
debt secured. being three thousand dollars OF prnci-
mi and all arrearagcS of interest thereon ana tllt
residue on such terms rs the grantor or his assigns
may prescribe. * Is believed. however, the rery
IiIerdL terms will be announced at The sale.
W. j. LEAKE.
,o.71O1317Gtlfls Trustee.
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0neers,
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND; O., On
THE EAST SIDE OF SEVENTEENTH STRE KEEL
NEAR VENA f STREET, AND pa; AT NE NE
SOUTHEASTERN I MI Sf W vr.
tue Of decree Of the GhsnGery Court OF the cs$ o.
in the case OF StrIngfeIlow, who sues, &C., rs.
Cowles's administrator &c. we, Inc n1deIsigneo'
sneciaI commissioners thereby appointed, WIN pro
coed sen public aaclop upon the pr s77 on
mencinc ut 81 O'Clock z. NJ, the following properly
A TWO-ST0RY BRICK DWELLisNSG, c0hla, u
ING four rooms, on the east side OF SeTenteentn
street near Venahle street The lot fronts 20 feet
for ghich-say at oclock-HOUSE AND
J,GT. and r III f f BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
Tors adjoining ut The corner OF n and Thrtieth
streets the lots front on Thirteth street ABOUT 20
feet each, running back the usual depth.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes bearing
Six pcr cent interest he said interest payable semi
annually and the title retained until the whole pur-
chasc-moncy Is paid.
THOMAS W. BOSWELL.
..... Special Commissioners.
JAMES A. TAYLOR & SON. AUCtiOTctrS. no 10
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By j. THOMPSON Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
No. 1113 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ LARGE AND
INT EH IF c EEEv rs = MN
District Court of the United States for the Eastern
District OF Virginia, entered on inc I'm OF SoYem
1s7 the matter OIL asa by hS rI shrr
bearing date the oath of October 1874: duly re-
corded in Richmond Chancery Court. to Wellington
Goddin and William Willis, trustees we. the under
signed. James II. Dooley, trustee in bankruptcy OF
Asa Snyder, and wellington Goddin. surviving
trustee will proeeed to sell a; public anSon, on the
1877 at IL O'Clock NJ. that large and newly crcctcd
BRICK WAREHOUSE located as above: with tho
LOT on which it stands, having front Of 53i5 feet
on the east line OF Eleventh street, running back
lOek feet, and bounded OH the north by IN alley 22
feet 10 inches WIDE and OH the >outii by an alley =
feet wide, with the right to the purchaser to use the
two alleys in common with the owners Of the lots
adjacent thereto. g..
FERNS: Enough In cash TO dcfr.y the costs ami
expenses OF sale, and also To pay oil wEat Is now IN
arrcar on the notes past due and secured by said
deed of trust Of the Oath Of October, 1874, which
notes, with the interest thereon are esttmaieI 70
amount to about 81 ,400 on credit Us 10 s7S. .
until the 24th Of April, 1878; ON 4 credit rs to
S6O3.75 until the 24th of October. 1878: on =
credit as to ses until me ~ S4lh Of r ls7Y on
on a credit as to s47.25 until the oath of April:
1880: on n credit as to $572.o5 until the 24ih Of
24th of April 1881: on credit rs to s556;:5O I'M
I'll the Gath Of october 1881: on q credit rs TO
1919 until the 24tn 81 April, 1907 Oh q eieuis
Of S54O.75 until the Gath of October. 1852 ana
as to the residue of the proceed: OF sale on sremt
of four, eight, and twelve months from the day OF
sale. the whole purchase money bearing interest ,.
at six rer cent per annum from me gay OF
sale, secured by deed of trust (and 0y consent OF
the benetciares in said deeds), with liberty TO the
purchaser ut his option 10 pay the whole purchase
money in en- sh and thus avoid the necessity OF exc
cutting notes. and securing the same by deed OF
trust The title is believed to be pefect but selling
as trustees we will convey with me lSlal speclat
warranty The foregoing WAREHOUSE was built
about eighteen month ago of the best materials; In
the most substantial aud durable manner, and Is
well located for the purposes for which III was
erected, and for many other purposes:
! -..r.l.ta.s JAMES II. DOOLE1, Trustee.
W. GODDIN, Surviving Trastee.
Z J. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer. no 10
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no 15-Gtawttls
By Frank j. sampson and Grubbs Williams
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers.

TWO HANDSOME AND TRULY-DE-
L SIRABLE STOCK-BRICk FRONT DWELL.
ING-HOUSES ON PORTER STREET, IN THE
CITY OF MANCHESTER. FOR SALE AT AuC-
TON. ON WEDNESDAY. NOEE4lBER2l.l 1877.
AT O'CLOCK Z. NJ, ON THE pREMiSES..At
the request of the owners we will sell: on WEDSEs-
DAY the 2lst day Of November, 1877. 1T the honr
aforementioned, the two beautifulIy-located con.
venienty arranged. and nicely7tin I ned, NEM
STOCK-BRICK FRONT DWELLlNG-HOCSE S on
Porter street containing nine rooms each) between
Twelfth and 1hrteents streets Ill the city OF Man
chester near the handsome residences Of DIR. Charles
w. Turner and DIR. s. l.. Ingram.
Seldom Is ii that such valuable propcrtyass inns Is
offered for sale In the city OF Manchester. Situated
on one OF our most popular streets, and near the
corner of Twelfth street Tor trcc-Brdgc avennel,
which is now being graGed and paved 1t should at
tract the attention of all parties seeking residences
i'm q first. class neghborhood, or those who are look
Ing for safe and permanent investments Tor tneir
capital. Manchester Is improving daily, ana when
her many advantages arc cOnsf cred capitalists
should look well TO their Interest and not let s,'ci
chances for investment this offers 90 llnllodccd.
TERMS: Reasonable, and will be made known on
the day of sale FRANK j. SAMPSON.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
nol5 Aucti6necrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-20

A great man quotes bravely, and will not
draw on his invention when his memory
serves him with a word as good. what ne
quotes he fills with his own voice and nu-
NOR, and the whole cyclopadla OF his table
talk is presently believed to be Dis own
Emerson,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-20
BY PoindcXter & Topper,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerS,
1900 Main street.

A UCTlON SALE OF A SMALL BRICK
N TENEMENT ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
DUyAL BETWEEN ST. PETERS AND JUDAi
STPEETS.-On FRfDAY the Esd of November.
1877 mt O'Clock T. NJ. shall sell by auction on
the premises. the aforementioned PROPERTY.
The DWELLING has four rooms and there Is Al so
a kitchen detached in the yard.
TERMS: Reasonable. and ut sale. -
IOINDENTER & TUPPER,
M ION WsE3f AuctOncrrS.
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Missionary Work.

RICHMOND, November 10, 1877.
Editors Dispatch: Mrs. Comstock on
missionary work for the mothers OF Rich
mond. Why it lies at their very doors il
they will only see it, but in ditercn!
form.
did not wish the idea conveyed that
Mrs. Comstock said this, rs she did not !;
made no allusion whatever to the colored
people, and the paragraph is not hers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-20

HIS WARMEsT FRIEND" VINO IS your
warmest friend ?" asked the teacher.
"My mother" yelled one OF the boys.
"Your mother?"
ayes; she warns me every day
The teacher has given up her missionary
work, -CHicdgo Evening journal.
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"a FELLOW FEELING MAKES Us Won
ppors KlSD."-" What going to leave US,
,Iames?" eyes. sir; I am very sorry, sir,
but / really can't put up with missus any
longer" "Ah. james! Think how lon9
Eve nut up with her."-Punch.
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RICHMOND AND f'HTEHSbtETt
RAILROAD COMPANY.

RICHMOND AND f'gTEHSBr EGt
RAILROAD COMrASN.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, November H.
" 1877, trains on this road Will run rs follows;
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily: connecting
for Charleston, Augusta. to'IllHIia >a-
vabnah. Raleigh. Atlanta. Mhc"G,
Montgomery. Mobir, NV Orleans
and all points South and Southwest;
stops only n Manchester ami hester.
1000 a. NJ. ACCOMMoDATioS daily t"xr,%r'
Sunday makes close connection al ~
i Tl1I and and ohio " raifesH for Lynrrarg
Farmve, and other local stations "a
that road. making sam" time ~ ~
any other line. stops ~ H'I regular
stations.
1.OOP.M, ACCOMMODATIONS da'Iv '"Ncr!:
sunday. Passengers takins ih's Tram
will make close connection AZ i''rl,'
burg ia, Norfolk, and At Norfolk w.'A
splendid Bay-lue steamers tor ha'ti-
more, PhIlidclphia. aud Ne" l"iA'
and with the Old D"miaion steamers
for New York; stops onty at MAI'"'r'
ter and Chester.
$50 L. NJ, FREIGHT daily texccpt Sunday, NE
coach attached.
1875 z. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily L'yn't' ~
day), connecting for Nrcjth WI
mingtou, and Charleston. PEiima'.
Slccpng-car for Wilmington ~! N'
South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily tcxc,pt >oG-
day., connecting With Richmond tr"'i-
ericksDurg au0 Potomac railroad i"'
all points North. East. and West. S;5l'
only at Manchester and Chester.
1850 4. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily except sun
day) with PASSENGER coach ai@cA'''
1I:55 A. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TRAIN 'd:iy icy
ccpt Sunday with passenger coach a.
tached.
o.eo p. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily except sun.
dayl, with passenger coach attaches.
s.3O p ~ THROUGH MAE. daily. CONNECTING
With Richmond, Fredericksburg anI
Potomac railroad Tor all points tLs
and West. Also, making close conneG-
ton with the Chesapeake ana ehl2
railroad for the Virginia Springs aad
ali points North and West This trin
stops only al Manchester AMI thcst' =
Passengers for Clover HIN connect II Lhr'"f
daily Except Sunday 10y taking the 4:3o l. u. """
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS
will leave Richmond nj 0 4. b. and 4:3o !. '.'
every SUNDAY ill further notice.
All TRAINS leaving Petersburg Will star! from
the Apponlattox depot ,,r,
no 10 a. SliA" . SultrL.Ie.L.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-20
BY Frank j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent. Auctioneer, and Notary Public,
No. 92l Hull street, Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
i FARM, WITH A GOOD BRICK DWEhLi[SIG
THAN CQAL,MlNES; IN 1 GHESGTYERREI FL ID
tue Of deed of trust executed to me on INC ON day
q CLERKS ONCE Of Chesterfield county in Deed
Book No. SO. page 90, being required SO to 90 oy Inc
beueacaries In said deed, VIII sell at pnp1Gi n,c
tion on the premises ut IL O'Clock NJ on IA oKS
DAY the 18th day of November, 1877, the lrII y
valuable FARM, containing by 4 recent survey pin
HUNDRED AND NINETY-TWO ACRES, situated
on the Midlothian aud Mount Herman road about
three miles from the village Of MidIotnian, WIN a
good TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING thereon;
q good WATER-POWER GRIST-MILL, and all
necessary out-budings. ,,
This Is undoubtedly one of the most desirable
pieces of property In this locality, being convenient
TO markets, mills churches, and free schools anu III
Il very respectable ncighborhood. Lana SoOd anu
well wooded and watered.
TERMS: Cash as to $500 and cost Of executing
this trust and the balance on very liberal terms,
which will be made known on the day of sale.
SOCRATES BROOKS, Trustee.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
The above sale is postponed until FRIDAY the
23d Of November at l O'Clock =. d.
no 20 S. BROOKS, Trustee.