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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-02
BY Robert B. Lyme
(sIcccssor TO Lyme & Brother),
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
1919 Main street.

TRUSTEE SALE OF 4 SMALL
L NEWLY-BU1LTF OUR-ROOM FRAMED DE-
TACHED HOUSE AND KITCHEN WITH GOOD
LOT No' 3l3; GN S0GpH SlDE Er or ~ BAk E
PRENTlS'S ALLEY.-As trustee In a certain deed
oftrust from Joseph Adams and wife dated Septem-
Der go l S76 and duly recorded In the clerks office
of Richmond Chancery Court in ID. II. 100 4, page
1os. will proceed to sell, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY the Sd day Of May, 1877, at AZ o'clock
note therein secured default having been made IN the
payment thereof, the property conveyed by said
deed consisting of a NEWLI-BUlLT FRAMED
HOUSE aud KITCHEN.
The lot fronts 25 feet on Baker street and runs
back 140 feet to an alley. The house IS now rented
to irst-class tenant IT a fair rent.
TERMS: Cash as to sufficicncv 10 pay of and dis
charge note for $500. with interest. cost &C., and
cost and expenses Of SALE balance upon terms to be
given ut sale.
I'D 81 r. \. MEAGIIER, Trustee.
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.Ye.,s. Nh. Il q iii sion's IKE L y
~ 20 eh.s Rnoahan war. Hit seems 70
.oos ss,a ~ hn,,r Hasiatic hintercsts are MINI
$500 ~. " IT IL. No. !" HIM OF atnaV
sonsasnn myself. Hi never wanted ieaaI.
hvroh TO marry that HaleSandro owner, yuu
knaw. s Hinstead OF Hempress Oh dlhu ...,,
m a,nre,end tnat Hemprcss OF Canaua !" "
be the hupshot OF hail this. p1'Sga
when q Young naan's salary Will not per.
,,,,, hin, tn wear thirty-cent cameo neao OF
s, NV ola Pagan rod or other at the focus
80 h;a washing bill-neckties,
then tho times may be characterized rs tal-
n meme dense.--Nesp Korhe MaA
Caution often averts danger. An uptown
man who heard burglars in the house the
other night woke UP his wife ana sent neI
dawn stairs for a drink OF water, ana then
crayyjed under the bed and WASN'T INJURED
in the east.-NorvpscA Bulletin.
.yanan is becoming civilized so rapidly
.bat n has been obliged to adopt coin
worth one-eiehth Of cent In order to NEE!
tbe demand OF those who attend church ana
want Go nut something into the contribu-
tion-box.-N orypsch Baltetin. ..
The cheapest way to buy beef now is to
send to England and buy American beef
and have 1t shipped back to you. We don''
exactly understand how It is, but your
butcher can explain It all to you, IL you viii
ask him.-Bariiagton Hasoleye. :,
It is now feared that II Abdel Phefim kha'
boolsh Pasha moves fsom Rougtschak b,
way of Kitcheneifenden toward Blakdr the
Russian auxiliary force under Prince Vldnl
rantchiEipoff at Wrmtapchaki will be cut OF
and conciliated.- Burlington Hdaokeye.
The latest war news may be condensed as
follows: The Turks intend to revictua
Nicsics, coming to that point through the
Dontcarew hatwedo passage IN the Lhetus
run mountains. Russia wisl adyance-no'
any money-but upon GhiFeussadrlnk
which is situated on the right bank OF the
Wishwhewerhomeagin river. II the two
parties meet a fight is to be expected.-Phae
ddetphia Bulletin.
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n. T. DOUGLAS, Superintendent.
RICHMOND AND PETBKSBtkG{
RAILROAD COMPANY. }

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD CoaPASl.
COMMENCING MARCH II, 1877, trains
" on this road will run rs follows.
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH. .,,,,.
725 A. ~. THROUGH NAIL dmE: con i,;s Has
for Charleston, Augusta, CoIu'niih. a.
:annah, Kaei G;,,,, A'll 9ss 6 Mhsn,
and ali Joints south aud Southwest
also CONNECTS a. Petersburg WIN nia
Atlantic. Mississippi and ONO ralI, 80
for Lynchbdrg. FarInVi!!' ana V.l, tr
local stations on that road lEis ,raiH
stops ouly n Manchester ana Cp,stei'
l.oop.M., ACCOMMODATIONS daily. lasS ssI.
gers taking this train viii maze r S.Jse
Connection az Petersburg toi NoriUaa,
and nj Norfolk with splendid Bay-lnS
steamers for Baltimore, t'hhauepmIi-'
and New YORK, ami With the ga DO
minion steamers for New YORK, stop-
niny NJ al regular Stations on slSh.is.
600 p. A., FREIGHT day Except sutaa!'' Wall
, S99en Ir,;sfi's Mali, daily fexcept sun
$3.50 d.yl connecting for Weldon. tatcishh'
Wilmington, Charleston, saS ,.,in,.n
and all points In Florida. rui , ,he
siceping-car for Wilmington al" luz
South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG MONTH
ess A. NJ. THROUGH NAIL daily Seaeep' f hrd
ericksburY ano Potomac r Wsss Ava
iii rointx North East, and W est.
TAXA. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily Iehsep' sun.
f'9o ~ 1 law With coach attached t,.
l10o \. NJ. ACCoM .s cn1rb . tHM
,,,op n fTIIRoUGH MAI. daily, eonhec.r,3
7:1o T. h' viz Richmnn, Fredericksburg anu
potomac railroad Tor all points r-I,s
and West. Sleeper attached, running running
Trough. Also, making close csh W.
lion with the Chesapeake anu o, mS
rsiroad for the pirgnia springs spring AN, abo
nj ooin,s North and West. The il,a aa.n
sfott, only at Manchester anu Sn. ,s,r
r,,s ia the only line running double daily 'fAi'
from Richmond South. ,,,,, connect nc Chester
Passengers for Glover I'M eohns>'
daily, except Sunday. ,,,ps
N'T' 49, SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS every
viii leave Richmond It 4. u. aar
~" " Sunday till further notice, !. ~, from
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg ~"
| the Apf,omattox depot u,,v SUPERINTENDENT
NH 10 a. SI.Zn N ">-~~~~..--------1--
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Ky Grubbs d Williams.
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE BUILDING LOTS ON WEST GRACE
STREET. AND OF NINETY AND A QUAR-
ALONG TIE LINE OF THE GROWTH OF THE
CITY, AT AUCTION-By virtue Of decree Of
the Chanccry Court Of the city of Richmond pro-
nounced on the 18th Of APRIL, 1877, in n suit
therein pending STYLED Caldwell and Wife, &C.. vs.
KenG,s executors, &C.," the undersigned special
Commissioners will sell at public auction, on the
premises, on THURSDAY the Sd day Of May, 1877.
nc 8 o'clock p. NJ, a VACANT LOT, In the city Of
Richm ono fronting IS feet, more or less, on the
south side of Grace street between Henry and
Smith streets, and lying between the property Of
George L. Christian, Esq, ana that OF W. T. Car
l Ind On FRIDAY the 4th day of May, 1877, at
O'Clock P. NJ, the said special commissioner will
sell public auction, on the premises, q TRACT
OF LAND, I'm Henrico county, about one and half
miles west Of the corporation line, called " ROSE
NEATH,n containing, NINETY .ANDsA QUAR-
TER ACRES, more or less. fronting on the south
side OF the continuation of Broad street, and I'D
Joining the lands of J. II. Lyneman, Samuel Z.
Mtchetl'5 estate and j. NJ. White, on the road lead.
log from the Grove road to the continuation OF
Broad STREET.
This tract VIII be subdivided into lots to suit pur-
chasels. and plat thereof lett at the once OF
Grubbs Williams, rea estate aucftoneefs, ior IN
spection previous TO the day of saie. zs5:r ,
TERMS : One fourth cash balance In three equal
instalments, with interest added. payable at six,
.twelye and ehteen months; the purchaser TO ey-
ecute negotiable poes for the deferred instalments,
and the little to be retained unit ali the pnrchase-
money is paid and co1yeSn1Se s2rdere1 by the
court. go - hoBERI, LOW AND.
+ GRUBBs a. WfLLfAaSB, Aactioueers. apps z
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There is 1, a grim sort OF humor in the an

There is grim sort OF hlmor in the an
nouncement that a DR.. Etchison, OF Mary
land, called on. President Hayes on Tues
day evening and presented him with "an
deliberately engrossed and artistically -orna-
mented poem, which he read to the Presi-
dent and his family before handing 1t over.
50 The President" we are further informed,
expressed his thanks for the compliment
and the gift" Now, it is estimated that q
tri1e over four thousand poets have written
poems on aSpring this year, and had
them rejected. How much better it would
have been II they had adopted the plan. Of
the Mary lanGer, and deliberately engrossed
and artistically orpamented their poems,
and then carried them to Washington, and
read and presented them to The President =
and thus had their work appreciated
Spring = poets viii doubtless see the pro-
priety and wisdom OF acting on this sugges-
ton In the future. ~ Hoyristoaon Herald.
The strength OF the ruling passion is ex.
emplifed by the oflice-seeker who returned
from Washing ton disappointed, and said he
tele Ike crawling into q knot-hole. An
oflaee-seeker To the last, Boston tfagel,er.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-02
BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
PARTLY IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND. LY-
ING TO THE WEST OF THE MARSHALL.
RESERVOIR.-Byy virtue of q deed of trust executed
to the subscriber by Mr. Lewis E. Haryte and
WIFE bearing date 10th April. 1876. duly recorded
In Henrico County Court on the 10Th May, 1879 !
public auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY
the 9Th May, 1877 at O'Clock p NJ. (f fair If not
on the first fair day thereafter), that truly VALUA-
BILE PROPERTY, located as above, with neat
COTTAGE RESIDENCE thereon, now In the occu-
pancy of Major John b. Harvie. Dr.. Containing 7s
and lies well for cultivation II adjoins the lands OF
Messrs. Haxall & Brothers. DR.. Thomas Pollard,
and Others and part of which lies within the city
limits and within TWO hunt red yards OF the western
line of the Marshall reservoir, and being added to
which would make 1t an extensive and attractive
city park. The deed requires that the said
tract shall be sold subject to q prior decd OF
trust to Messrs. Wellington Goddin and Robert X.
Howison, trustees, ito secure debt tn DR. W. Mere,
dlth, or his assigns, amounting 10 $4,000, with all
interest in arrear.) upon The following terlns-Viz
Enough in cash to defray expenses OF sale ana 10
discharge negotiable note for 81 600, with inter
est from 21st April, 1877 and as to the resdne, on
shalt prescribe and direct or, on their failure 70
give any instructions, then on q credit OF one ana
two years for negotiable notes, interest aoaeu;
secured by deed Of trust The specft attention OF
capitalists and Others Is called to TINS very a'trac
tive and VALUABLE PROPERTY: -,
ROBERT B. LYME, Trustee.
RICHMOND, goth April, 1877. :, ,-,trc
p S-If all the parties Interested Woutu,i II mliS,
request it, the trustee would cause the sam tract 10
be subdiyided into such smaller parceis as nlGnL pe
deemed advantageous; otherwise, the 1arm VIII W
sold as whole. TRUSTEE.
Qy .H.f. ~ - . = . s &. ~ &
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
"A PIECE OF WOODED LAND NEAR COAL
FIELD STATION, on THE RIGHM,0tSs,iD9 I ASD u
COUNTY. VA.-As assignee OF Robert Marks oauk-
rupt, will offer Tor sale. oil lhs prcn,issS' on on
THURSDAY. May g., 1877, at II oSloGk NJ, ny
auction one small tract Of heavily WOODED LAND
OF TWENTY EIGHT ACRES, fronting on the
Richmond and Danyille railroad, and only about
the land known as Walker Place, adjoining the lands
of p T. Johnson's estate and others, and Is consid-
cred very valuable on account Of its proximity 10
the Midlothian coalmincs, being valuable for build
ing sites for the operatives a said mines and also
on account of the quantity of wood and TIMBER i'm,
medarely on the railroad. The mineral right and
the contingent dover right Of Mrs. Marks Will not
be sold.
TERMS: One third cash: the balance payable at
six and twelve months for negotiable notes, VIII IN
terest added from day of SALE and title retained I'M
til all of the purchase-money is fully paid and 4
conveyance ordered by the District Court.
+. j. SAMPSON,
an n3-cod Assignee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-02
BY James Macdoucall, Aucttonecr,
No. 10 Governor street.

FLEG ANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI
II TURE. CARPETS, COOKING-RANGE, &C.
AT AUCTION.-At the request of the proprietor
who il declining housekeeping will sell ut the resi-
dence No. south Third street, on THURSDAY thu
Sd instant, at l0!5 o'clock, all of the HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, CARPETS, &C., consisting OF
One excellent WALNUT PARLOR SUIT, covered
with Brown Terry, and cushioned bacES:
Fine WALNUT LOUNGE, and ARM-CHAIRS tt
WALNUT CENTRE-TABLEs and ETAGEREs,
One WALNUT MARBLE-TOr HALL STAND,
THREE-PLY and INGRAM CARPETS,
LACE CURTAINS and CORNICE.
One WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT.
One splendid OAK, 1NLAIi: NhahnEh sCiA' 81
new and beautiful design;
WALNUT MARBLE-TOP BUFFET,
WALNUT EXTENSION-TABLE and DINING
ROOM CHAIRS, nv,
STEERS. and PILLOWS:
ESGRAVINGS and CHROMOS,
REFRIGERATOR, TIN SAFE,
CROCKERY and GLASSWARE, a..
In the kitchen win be found one magnificent
COOKISG-RANGE. with necessary appertenances
KITCHEN-TABLES, &c. &c.
The attention Of housekecpers Is asked to this sale
as the goods are all trst-class and nearly new, anc
should merit the attention of those In want:
'"0u'N '''o1 JAMES MACDOUGALL.
my1 Auctionccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-02
Bv Frank u. Hill.
Real Estate Agent and AuctIoneer'
1l0S Mafu street.

MONROE P "A r KNEW BRICK
M DWELLINGS SITUATED TIE ON ON The MES 81
AND FRANKLIN STREETS, AND OVERLOOK
ING MONROE PARK. AT AUCT1OS-I am re.
ouested by the owner, who contemplates returning
TO Europe to offer those two very beautiful and de.
siralle RESIDENCES located as above for sale at
ases, at o'clock r NJ, the sale VIII take PLACE e;
These houses have just been completed under the
supervision Of an accom- pshed architect, and no
expense has been spared In making them comfort
able in every respect. Each house contains about
fourteen roonls-eight In the main building and six
sn The wing; gas fixtures throughout; bathroom 1
principal rooms, iron veranda in front: and al
The necessary paving and culvert connections made.
Each LOT fronts 22xl50 feet to an alley.
This sale offers great inducements 70 parties de.
string to purchase beautiful home on Monroe
Park, which is improving in attractions yearly: and
consequently enhancing tle value of properly In lis
neighborhood. .-
TERMS: One fourth cash; the balance In six,
twelve. and eighteen months, with six per cent III
terest added. 1850, -
Possession of one Of these houses at once. The
other is rented to Mr. Mathew Gmour Mt fair rent.
my2 FRANK d. HILL. Auctionccr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-02
BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1113 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. SMALL FARM IN HANOVER COUNTY,
NEAR MECHANICSVILLE BY AuCTlON-By
virtue Of the provisions of deei Of trust hearing
date the 18th day of january. 1876, from S. c. T..
Faulkner, Jr., trustee. 10 the undersigned trustee,
duly recorded in the clerks office OF the County
Court OF Hanover, secure the payment Of Ger
talu obligation of debt, l shall rs trustee In said
deed, being required to- do by The beneficiary
therein secured sell by auction, the premises, on
THURSDAY the OH day of May. 1S77, ut IL
o'clock n, the REAL ESTATE Described In said
deed consisting of FORTi-TIlREE. ND TIRE
QUARTER ACRES OF VALUABLE FARMING
LAND, a COMFORTABLE FRAME DWELLING,
THE USUAL OUT-HOUSES. &C. In The county
of Hanover near Mechanlcsvllle, and adjoining the
lands Of F. a. Johnson, X. j. Dickinson, Ann NJ.
Turner, and others, being the same land conveyed
to said Faulkner by said +. a. Johnson.
TERMS: Enough in cash to defray the expense of
executing this trust and to pay off the sum OF
S372.5O, with interest from Goth April, 1877;
the residue on such terms rs shall he announced at
the time Of sale. j. II. DERB1SIllRE.
an 30 Trustee.
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His Legislative Bill.


The man who fail ed to get his bill through
the Legislature was eating dinner IN JET
ierson-avenue restaurant yesterday. he
felt bad and mad, as he had been at Lansing
for week or ten days. Said he to the col
> ored waiter:
"Young man, don't you never have moth
ing to do with the Legislature"
"No, sab, won't, sah," was the reply.
fBecause, when you think you've got
'en you bain't got Fem at ALL"
ssJess so, sah-iess like you think you ts
walkin' on de dock, when you is in de
ribber all de.tiIne."
81 went down there to get pine.timber
bill passed." continued the stranger as he
opened another biscuit, "and Pm 800 out
o; pocket, and no bin"
siJess so, sab. Dey wasn't on de pass
when your bill came up"
nSo, blast 'em! ! handed out the cigars
by the thousand, talked soft and sweet, sat
up nights till my bones ached, and finally
got q man interested. l talked, and he
talked, and I thought that bill would scoot
through like saw,'0g going through
"Jess de same, sab, but dere's whar you
got left behind, / spose?" !,
81 don't know whether was lett behind
or ahead, but kept poking the man up,
and he kept promising, and there was all
the time paying OFT money as freely as
young fellow with his girl at chicken
show"
GA million dollars don't las no time ltall
aroun' de halls Of justis an legislashun,' .
sighed the waiter as he pushed the sugar
bowl nearer.
"Well, yesterday morning the man came
over to the hotel, face yard long, and says
he: sMr. Shoat, your bill has been killed,
and before / could recover from the cold
chill that crept over me he went on to tell
me about committee OF the whole, third
reading. objected to, titles and bodies, laid
on the table, suspension OF the rules, moves
to reconsider, and lot Of other such stuff. !"
eyes, sah-dat's jess de way dey allus
goes on, sab. lie hearn 'em tell bout dat
committee of the hole. an suspension OF de
table, an, layin' de bills on de winder-sill.
used to liv' mex doah to de LegiSlachur,
am knows all about 'ein, sah."
"Well, I couldn't do anything" sadly
continued the man. "They hitched dog
act TO one end OF my bill, muskrat law to
the other. changed the title to 'An act to
found an orphan asylum and rushed it up
and down and around till the durn thing
got tired out and couldn't go any further,
I've been postmaster and town librarian,
and I'Ye laid out town bitches, and Pve
been deputy constable, and all that, but II
didn't make any difference to them Out
there-not bit"
"Dat's fac, sab. I sometimes believe
dat de higher up man gets de lower az
folks looks down on him."
swell, they laid me out, but I'll be ever
with 'ep yet. I've got chattel mortgage
on one OF our country papers, and FIJI e
home and tell the editor he's got to bust
into that crowd about four columns weef
or Pll foreclose on him in mint
"Yes, sab--take the forclose on him like
You Jess foreclosed on dat biscuit. pre-
ciates de motive, ssh, an I'ze willin' to d.
all kin. De bill is so cents, sah--pay a
de desk"
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AUCTION SALE OF THAT VALUA-
N BILE MANSION No. 8. AND ORNAMENTED
GR0TNDs ATTAGGHEED 9 81 TIE s sND h6 Si
Apperson, dated 1st Of March. 1872, and OF an
other to A. B. AppsrSon, dated LIST OF tS ;3r Gd
S S1o apd also by virtue Of m order Of the
District Court the United States for the Eastern
District of Virginia. In bankruptcy entered April
1877 in the matter of Robert A. PANE or the hrni
Of Paine. Cabeli & Co.. bankrupts. the undersigned.
as.ignecs and trustees, will SELL the premises on
THHF REALLY Ya6 r PSsfN
described now and for many Years past the resi-
The DWEILING Is large, remarkably well built,
conveniently arranged, and complete in all ITS
appointments, rs are also the other improvements
wide alley, with attractive ana pleasant surround
ings. VIII be sold as whole or divided as may be
deemed best.
fourth Of the purchase-mon"y the balance nj siX'
Twelve and eighteen mouths for negotiable notes, ILL
terest added, and title retained until the whole Is
paid and a conveyance directed by the court.
JAn 4: Sf GASk55S; Ass'gnees.
an % l. (: /: A AFPEkS9S,} Trustees.
VALUABLE MILL FOR SALE e. At :,
l2 NJ. the undersigned. trustees OF ROBERT t l
Ior will sell at public auction, ON the premises,
valuable property known as Tl KY EN -hi'i>e' -
These MILLS have just been thoroughly repalreu req,
both as to the buildings and machinery hu re nov n
rnuaI to any OF their capacity in the state lneS gre
located at I'VE River depot, on the WASHINGTON CITY,
Virginia Midland. and Great Southern rairoad'
thirty miles from Iyuchbur-. .. l., .,a
vi" Th2S WITER-POW Is one OF the best III the
state. and can be increased indefinitely.
hnrrs and manufactures flour which has no superior
In the market. -, ~, -,.,- ,
The GRIST-MILL Is very fine, and has now
country custom oil near an hundred bushels Oh toll
month. aud this can be indefinitely increased.
The PLAsTERrMILL also has goo oS eus s3srbed
with mIlers house and ouhuuses all In good ORDER
TERMS: Liberal, and made known on day OF SAFE,
or by applying to- -, ne :, mr. ,cupopn
JOHN NJ. MILLER,
ap l3-eodt25aptdtds Trustees.
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ap 23-cod
BY Frank j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. Q2l Hull street, Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FOUR
" TEEN ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND ON
THE RICHMOND A n ID DANVILLE RAIL
ROAD, IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, NEAR
" MIDL0THIAN.'-Bv virtue of a decree entered
on May II, 1876, by the Circuit Court OF Chester
field county, In the suit then pending therein under
the style of Elan, &c, rs. Walker, &C." and Of
another decree entered on April "A, 1877, by the
Richmond Court Of Chancery In the same cause
the same having been removed to the latter COURT.
Shall proceed at The Office of f. j. sampson, Esq.
Real Estate Aucdoneer, III the city Of Manchester,
on FRIDAY the 4th day of May. 1877. at the hour
of IL NJ to expose to sale ut public auction Lot No.
So, containing FOURTEEN ACRES, in the map OF
the "Wintertield' tract of land, lying north OF and
adjacent to the Richmond and Danville railroad ut
Coaltield station, In Chesterfield county. said LOT
will be sold subject 10 the reservation of all mineral
rights therein. 1t is the same formerly sold 10
Robert Marks, Esq, and will be resold at his cost
and charge or at the and charge of his assignee
in bankruptcy, he not having completed the pay
ments thereon. The title Is believed to be perfectly
good The advantageous location OF this lot hear
the growing township Of midlothian" and the
valuable timber upon 1t, render 1t very desirable
property. .,.
TERMS: One third In cash; residue at four eight,
and twelve months respectively from day OF SAFE
the purchaser 10 give his negotiable notes Tor the
deferred payments, and the title to be retained Us
security JAMEo fssIannr
an 24-eOdtdSi SthluINSNNSI.
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RAILROAD LINES.
AND DANV1LLE
III RAILROAD.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
APRIL s. 1877.
THROUGH MAIL.
1888 A. NJ, leaves Richmond datiy, connecting al
Greensboro with trains on North Caro-
lima division and n. W. n. 9. 4. II. al
Charlotte with trains on Atlanta and
Richmond Airline railway for At
lanta. Macon, jacksonville, Montgome.
nv, Mobile, and New Orleans, ana all
southwestern points. With. G. G. ana
AR. II. for Columbia, Augusta, and oil
southern ana southeastern points
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATION.
9:4Q A. NJ. leaves Richmond daily Tor Burkesitie'
go Farmville, Lynchburs, aud tnterme.
diate points, making close connection
st Lynchburg for all SOUTHWESTERN
18th THROUGH MAIL.
a.o3 p RI arrives Richmond daily. connecung
49, with North Carolina division n. w. N;
C. Il. r., G. c. and A. Z. ~, ano
way from all southern and southwest
err points and with Richmond, frede-
ricksburg and Potomac and Chesapeaks
and Ohio railroads for all northern ano
western points. -.
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMOilAIloS
49, burg, Farmville, Burkegille, and all sn-
ter,nediate points, and from all SOUTH
l. western points. &c.
| T,c,xets sold to ali southern and southwestern
! naints. and baggage checked through. -
palace sIeepine-car ruin through befHsen hlca-
mond aud Brunswick, Ga. 80. -
tween the points named on tickets: NO My.oYe1
| checks Elil be given. T.. III. II. TALCSplsT,
$3.50. "-s's. = -. General Superintendent.
JOHN r. MAcMURpo, General Paasengsr Agent.
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