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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-24
ARGE SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
LIN THE COUNTY OF HAN0YER.-By virtue

r ARGE SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
LIN THE COUNTY OF HAN0EER.--By virtue
of decree Of the Circuit Court OF Han county,
entered on the 18th day of February. 1S77, III the
chancery suit OF ParsleYs administrator rs dalness
administrator and ais. the undersigned, special
commissioners named In said decree, VIII Offer lor
sale ut public auction on the premises, on NED,
NEsDAY the 2e:h day Of SepsmSSeEr 9e1tf a.
ACRES of that valuable farm known ~ ~
WHITE the property OF the late Or. William +.
Gaines. This land Is situated Gil the Chickanomlny
swamp about eight miles from the city or Rich
Immediately on the Creighton road, and CONSISTS OF
h-land anda large quantity OF second flats suitable
for all kinds OK vegetables, we'll as corn wheat
and oats, and the residue in river ow7gTo IT
ING-HOUSE, Il very fine brick barn, brick STABLE
and large wood barn. and several smaller Du1ld.
incs and sheds, with sufficient wood Tor the use OF
There will be a division Of this land into two or
three small farms before the day Of sale, plat or
which division may be seen at the l2w-0mce or
George =. Haw, Richmond. Va. and Dir. William
Gaines, who lives near by, Will take pleasure IN
showing the farm to persons dcsirous OIL examining
It before The day OF sale
The neighborhood is good and healthy: ano conVe-
nient to a mill. shops, and churches: The under
signed with confidence assert that 1t is seldom such
a fine body Of land is upon the market.
THRas Cash enough to pay the costs Of THIS sult
and the expenses of sale-probably s3OO; ana tIie
residue in three equal instalments Al one Mo, sHo
three years from the day OF sale, the purchaser 20
give notes with a good endorser for the deferred
nayments with interest added, and the title retained
until all the Durchase-moncy has been fully p2id ,
but the purchaser, II he shall so desire may pay
one third of the purchase-moncy in cash. ana the
residue in three equal instruments At one, two and
three wears from the day or sale, Tor when notes
may be given without an endorscr:
II. II. WICkHAM,
so24-2t Special Commissioners.
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COMMENCING MAY 81. 1877.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
s.o1 p NJ Leaves Richmond TT ESDAY, THURS
DAY. and SATURDAY. Connect, Al
West Point with steamer Havana ot
all points York river and Bai,.-
more. Arr ses in Baltimore at a.
NJ: connects with rail- lines FOR W a>h-
ington, Philadelphia. New York Bos-
ton. and all western points. Conntcts
AT Richmond with trains on Richmoui
and Petersburg al! Chesapeake anu
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
600 4. NJ. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
WV NESDAY. aud FRIDAY: and r
500 4. VI TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and sAl.
I,RkDAY. Connects with steamers
Al West Point for river landings, b5!-
ttmorc, and all western points. Con-
uects al Richmond with trains on Ricb, ,
mou, and Danvilie railroad. Richmoha
and Petersburg, and Chesapeake anu
Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
400 p. N, Leaves Richmond daily except sua-
day..
THROUGH PASSENGER.
,o.ooA n Arrives Mt Richmond TUESDAl =
Ao'oo THURSDAY, and SATukDAl ten;
meets with trains on Richmond aud
petersburg and Chesapeake and ONO
raiiroads Steaner Havana leaves Bal.
msi 1sFf tle% wE Eiss Sd aud FEI:
nay. at / +. ii. Connects Win
trains from Philadelphia, New YORK,
and western points, and at West Point
with trains Tor Ricnnoau AUG Wv
South
THROUGH FREIGHT.
Aoop n arrives at Richmond MONDAY, WEp'
a.oo NESDAY, and FRIDAY; and
s.15p. N. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ana pa
OH IRDAY. Connects with steamer ~
Yves; Point from Basimors. Sos'
meets with Richmond and lhnSute'
Rlchnond and Petersburg, ana thesa-
neske and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
o.oo A. NJ. Arrives nj Richmond daily exeept SUI SUI
Ao'oo ~ " ,iay. Connects with Richmond aug
Petersburg aud Chesapeake apa Univ
railroads - nam
southern points. Cars run through between ALBANIA
and West Point 80. ,,.,.s, r,,es
guaranteed. 18Th .,,ra,reea rates,
t.sned 10 All northern and western points. "a
Through tickets sold TO all northern, eas.Ssh anu
,reafern nolnts, ard hageagc checked thrUaga. a.,
~ tieSsis sppiy nj General Ralr asd Ticket VI;
acs aSa Main Street; AZ tho Exchange Hotter, sps
corupanvN depot, corner Twenty-tnua ana a~~'
streets Richmond, Va. .-,,,..,a.,..
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..Iccd NJ not intu temtaiShon.' Matthew
Arnold does not think that the Ensllsn ma
tion can be induced to spell in that style.
In his report rs one OF her Ma!es,y,S In
sDectors OF schools he observes that aithoush
En~i;sh smelling is exceptionally difficult to
adnIt foreigners, it is not clear that 1t Is
IS difficult to English children. lie does
not think that it can be made much
casier for children, although changes
should be favored because certain things
in the system are irrational. He says
that the priaters have had their way
long enough. "For instance, we find al
most universally, connection reflection.
instead of sconnexion,' .refeXion.' This
the printers give us from the analogy OF
words like affection collection,I ana lor
the sake of symmetry. But collection .
comes from q Latin particlple III 'ecthS,
and reelection from Latin partlciple
in .exus,' and to give the two nouns the
same termination is q pure blunder 10
grammar. We shall never find these term-
nations COMPOUNDED in French. Again, it is
almost impossible to induce a printerto print
"a forgone advantage he insists on making
it 'foregonc,' because we speak OF fore
gone conclusion But 'forgone advan-
tage' means IN advantage gone without; 4
sforegone conclusion means conclusion
anticipatcd.'' Mr.. Arnold is disposed to
think that Royal Commission might with
advantage be charged not with the absurd
task OF inyenting brand-new spelling, but
with the duty of reviewing the present sys-
TEN, OF pointing out evident anomalies in
it, and OF suggesting feasible amendments
OF il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-24
Ey Jas. MacDougall, Auctioneer,

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
T. TURE, ROSEWOOD-CASE PIANO: CAR
PETS, FEENCH.PL MIRRof' 81; SIN nolt of
the nrnprirtor who is declining housekeeping,
viii sell st the residence No. east Marshall street
on MONDAY the Oath instant. at 10y O'CLOCK, all
of the HOUSEHOLD FURNlTURE,P PIANO, CAR-
PETS, &c.. consisting OF
excellent ROSEWOOD-CAsE PIANO, with
w4tLNUT PAELo1: SUR, covered with green
/ oRNNSiESTAL GILT-FRAAE FRENCH
VELVET = (medaiiion-centre) CARPET and
BRuSSSELs and THREr-PLY CARPETS:
l beautiful WALNUT PARLoR ETAGERE;
MARBLE-TOP TABLES: ~
l MASSIVE ROSEWOOD MARBLE;TOP CHAM
Der SUIT. with WARDROBE: ,,cc
! ncarly-new WALNUT MAfBLE-TOP DRESS
iSC-CAsE CHAMBER SUIT Of oeSuti-
super !o ufFsEEAarrnER-BEDs, holsters, and
Excellent rhchq nAih MATTRESSES and SPRINGS;
l WALNUT MARBLETOP BUFFET;
OAk-PEDESTAL EXTESSIoS-TAELE;
l Splendid SfLvER-PLAThD TEA-sET teiSht
BEPPsTEADs. wAEDEoBEs,
I % WAsHsT GAISX rorLEr-sET;
CHINA, CROCKEEY- and GLAs ;S, l.,
No. 8 COOk1NG-SToVE and FIXTURES IN
good order. nc,,r>-
Together with the usual variety of KITCHEN
WARE.
The attention OF housekccpcrS Respectfully asked
to this sale, the furniture Is all Ill exccieht order'
and will be sold without r gSs' sMAcpoUGALL,
az l9-TuWFS&N huctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-24
By Frank d. Hill,
Real Estate AuctioDccr,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRA.
BLE FRAME DWELLING AND LOT ON
MOORE STREET, SHEEP HILL, At AUC-
TION.-By virtue of deed OF trust from lillian
undersigned, duly recorded iu the Chancery Court
of the city of Richmond in Deadlock l 90 3, page
4as. and ut the request Of the beneficiary therein
secured Will sell at auction, on the premises on
MoNDAY 0Gtoher oil oGloc dsed M s te
lows. Ali that LOT OF LAND ON Moore street
near Fisher Street, fronting on the south line OF
Moore street go feet thence running back between
na ralIe lines IT'S feet to an alley in common twenty
feet wide. The Improvements consist of NEAI
FRAME COTTAGE containing, about SIX rooms
with the us,Iai out buildings and adj0lns the resi-
dence OF j. w. Gilman. Esq.
Terms: Cash as to a note for 500, with interest
from August 6. 1877, and expenses Of sale; the
residue uDon such terms as William Luck or MS
renresentative may prescribe or direct.
ca o0 FRANK D. HILL, Trustee.
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Stanley, the African explorer, has been
heard from again. He reports having Killed
lots OF natives and discovered lot OF rivers
and lakes with unpronounceable names;
but as he failed to discover any new moons
in Mars. or rife club who can make
seventy-siX bulls'-eyeS out OF possible
seventy-tive, the news he forwards doesn't
seem to create much enthusiasm IN this coun-
try.-Norristoacn Herald.
Some sheep belonging to farmer named
Smith having been stolen in the nelShpof-
hood OF q village, while the thief was I'M
discovered, local preacher, having COL
lection to make, thought he would turn the
event to good account, so lie sad: We
have collection 10 make this morning,
and, for the glory OF Heaven, whenever OF
YOU stole Mr.. Smiths sheep. don't put any
thing on the plate" OF course everybody
Joined in the collection.
The PAIL Mall Gazette, in describing the
tour OF Mr.. Steele, the Inspector OF Schools,
says:
a Preston boy read to Mr.. Steele Pope's
lines
uappy the man whose wish aud care
4 few paIernal acres bound;
Content TO breathe his nitiYe air
In his own ground.
"What," asked Mr.. Steele, as meant by
shis native ARP" The intelligent boy
promptly replied, "The 'air OF his own
'ead"
"Captain.'' said son OF Erin as ship
was nearing the coast in inclement weather,
{" have We almenik on board?" mo, L
haven't" "Then, be iabers, we shall have
to take the weather as it comes.'
Sitting Bull has been in good society for
so long time he ought to belong to 1.-THE
Improved Order of Red ."-BoSton
Post. ......
skating rink in Lebanon, Ky.
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AUCTION sALEs-rn1are Dny..-
Br Jas. Mac dougnll, Auctioneer.
No: 10 Governor street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
i STOVES, T,E-WARE, SPRING,MAGoN,
IRON SAFE, GLASS-FROSI SHELLY
ING, TIMERS TOOLS, &C,
AT AUCTION. -
by virtue of two deeds OF trust e1ecuten 70 ne py
Mr. George Keinthe former dated the i9 81 day OF
July. 1875. and the latter dated the LON Gay OF
February. 1s77-hoth Of which deeds nave PEI n
duly recorded In the clerks ONCE OF inc Cnsneery
Court of the city of Richmond. shall; being SO re-
quired by the beneficiary in said deeds prSSseeee a., 70
sell at auction. ut the store OF SAID hieln, no.
Broad street. on FRIDAY the 2lst instant; at / 9
O'Clock A. NJ, all the Personal PhopEKlr1
mentioned In said deeds, being valuable STOCK OIL
COOKING and HEATING.STONES,
TOILET-SETS, LAMPS. GAS.Fl&Ig KEs; NO
Large assortment OF TINWARE. FRUlT-JARS,
l excellent lot OF TIMERS TOOLS and MA
CHINERY.
l SPRING-WAGON and HARNESS,
! nearly new IRON SAFE, communion lock-
made by Mosler, Bahnann o.;
CLASSROOM SHELVING, TOYS, &c.
TERMS: Sums of $50 and under. GaSn' over soo
and under s10u, thirty days; over $loos sixty DAYS
for approved negotiable notes. ,,r,rsn,v
the 25ih instant 1t 10 O'Clock. ,,..
JAS. MACDOUGALL, AuctiOneer. sc ~
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EIGHT BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.
Coke and Cnttrel!, irnstecS,}
Harvey and others. }
In execution OF a decree of the Chancery Court OF
Richmond entered in this cause on the 9Th of Feb
ruary, 1876, the. undersigned, special commission
ers thereby appointed will sell 1t auction, upon the
premises on MONDAY the lSt day of October.
1877, ut o'clock L. W., the following-dcscribcd
VALUABLE PR0PERTY-to wit:
l. The LARGE DOUBLE BRICK RESIDENCE,
with wing attached. No. 100. occupied by Robert
Harvey Esq, situated 1t the mort Invest corner of
CLAW and Adams streets. 1t has fourteen rooms:
Kitchen with -four rooms, smokc-house and three,
story Jortic0 In the rear 1t IS Handsomely finished
with all modern cOnrenieuccs, and In every respect
isl really desirable residence Tor L large family.
The LOT IS AZ S-l2 by 1877 feet.
2. A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT next ad-
ioining the above on the west. 27 SIP by 1877 feet.
g. FOUR LOTS on the west side of Adams street
north OF Clay street. each about "a ny llu fcet.
Upon some OF these lots stand brick stable and car
ri2gp-hOuSr.
4 THREE LOTS on the south side of pullism
street. each u by 95i7 feet
4 plat OF the property can be seen at the ONCE OF
the aucttOnecrs.
We invite special attention 10 The sale, As the
dwelling Is large, we'll built and will be very de-
srabe purchase for persons wanting such property
md The lots offer Il good investment to The pnr-
chascrs wishing to erect small lenementS Inc ABOVE
DrOperty will positively be sold.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance ut SIX, Twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. with III.
Iercst added and titles retained by the Court until
the purchlSe-lneney shall be wholly paid.
" JOHN A. COKE,
o. l.. COTTRELL,
PARKER CAMPBELL,
Special Commissioners.
GpTRDs & WILLIAMS, AuctionccrS. Sc ID
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RICHMOND AND PRTERsBCGGl
RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING AUGUST 6, 1877. Trans
" Oh this road will run rs fol!o~.:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
7.25A, w., THROUGH NAH. daily. connecting
FOR Charleston. Augusta, Columbia. S"-
yaunah. Raleigh. Atlanta, Macon,
Montgomery. Mobile New Orleans,
and ali POINTS south and South west;
also CONNECTS II Petersburg with The
Atlantic, Mississippi AMI Ohio r.ir.nh
for Lynchburg, FsrlnSiIe, ana "thrf
local stations on that r"ad. making
same time - bS any other ire. IhIs
train stops only At Manchester ani
Chester.
l:10p.H., ACCOHHUDATION daily except
Sunday. Passengers takiHS h's tf4'l
will make elise connection al 'e'"fe-
b,lrx fur Norfolk. and al Norfolk Win
splendid Day-!iue steamers Tor lait!-
more Philadelphia aud New iofh'
and ~ith tie OId DrminioD steamers
for Ncr York. stopping AZ Al regular
stations on sigma.
b:25 p. NJ, FREIGHT ,hily tcAccpt sunday, VILE
coach attached
1855 =. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily Except sac
day), connecting for Weldon. Raleigh,
Wilmington, and Charleston. Pullman
sccping-far for Wilmington an! Tie
South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:33 A. NJ, THROUGH NAIL dyly except sun
dayl, connecting with Richmond. Fred
ericksburg an6 Potomac railroad i"t
all points North. East. and W,st.
lilo \. 81, ACCOMAODAIipN Ih.N.. ~ 'a 49,, a.
cept Sunday with passenger c"a'h At
tached. A.,
3.2e p. NJ, THROUGH MAI. daily. connecting
with Richmond. FreiericS,hurs ana
Potomac railroad for 81 points East
and West. Also, making close csnhec-
tiou with the Chesapeake and ONO
railroad for tie Virginia Springs ana
ali points North aud West. This tram
stops only al Manchester.
s.lOP. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily tefe'M sun
dayJ, with passenger coach attacncd.
This Is the ONLY line running double daily tram
from Richmond south. mat, n,, ., c,.s,.,
daily Except Sunday by taking Inc o:z' d. 'A"
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS
will ,e,vr Richmond at o 4. NJ. aua $50 L. VI.
every Sunday til further notice ..
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg VIII sArt if""
o4 g A. SHAW. Superintendent
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by Giubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auclioneers,
Eleventh street between Nalu and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE BY AUCTION OF
KNoWN As WooDsoN$:"", LYING II CIiES-
I IE6Er nGnrEES xE Bkh6w RtH
MOND, yA.-By virtue OF deed OF trust excc9'c TO
% the subscrter Is trustee Dc,rlne S heS t I% III
County Court, being thereto required by INC creditor
secured will sell at auction, upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY the goth of September, 1871 4. ~
o'clock M, The ~e-known estate above referred TO-
formerly owned by hr. James b. J9nss Il GontaihS
oHE T3TsASsH9D E EIHGHETEdH HTRTEHkpa G AhS
more or less) and Is situated in the benz Oh inc
river just below Aikens landing and OPPOSITE 10
Retained marsh-land, as rich as land can be. and
for forty years before The war was cultivated every
year In corr yielding crops no, Ihe bank
gave way, and the land remained under wafer ioI
Several years: but 1t has since been reclaimed ana
may be made perfectly against the tides,
ana will then yield as heavily as any land IN VIZ
st There are about 200 ACRES Of very superior
SECOND LOW-GROUNDs, excellent for grass
and the cereals. The balance of The cleared land IS
and and there are aDou, 700 ACRES in WOOD and
TIMBER Of good quality.
and about one half mile of fence will enclose at
least 800 acres; cross-fences may be made at
small cost so as to furnish all the enclosures that
c' There are, say FIVE HOUSES suitable for ten
ants and extensive barns, stables, &c.
Z sa Of its Size ONE James rS e. in
right hands can doubtless be made very profitable.
About S3OA acres of the tract are subject to
deed Of trust securing about II 0OO which has pri-
ority over the deed under which this sale VIII be
made but it is intended to pay off said debt In full
out of the proceeds arising from this sale, and to
obtain full release Of the deed securing The same
TERMS: One fourth cash; the balance In equal IN
saments at one two, three and four years, with IN
terest ut six per cent. per annum, payable annually
for negotiable notcs, secured BY deed of trust on
the property, or all cash 1t the option Of the pur-
chaser. The purchaser will be entitled 10 enter INTO
possession is soon rs the terms OF sale shai NC COM
piled with.
Persons desiring to examine the property or to at
tend the sale may go by the river steamer when
leaves the city on Mondays, Wednesdays, and FRI
Gays, at O'Clock A. b., and win land passengers on
the fine wharf at Woodson's.
WILLIAM q. TAYLOR, Trustee.
GRUDBS e WILLIAMS. AucttonecrS.
. 2h0G
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Ey Edward G. Goddln.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
1915 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NEW BRICK
DWELLING ON BELvIDERE STREET BE.
TWEEN BEVERLY AND A L q F. NJ A Il l. +
STREETS At PUBLIC AUCTION.-By virtue Of
deed of trust dated the 2lst Of April, 1877 ard
DULY recorded in the Chancery Court clerks Office
of Richmond city. shall SELL being required SO to
do by The beneficiary therein secured. on TUES
DAY, October 9, 1877 at A. O'Clock r. ~, on me
deed bring an EXCELLENT BRICK DWELL
ING, containing eight rooms, with porch The entire
front; kitchen on the premises. The LOT fronts
81 feet and runs back 14O feet to an alley.
This IS a nice HOUSE, In nclghborhood rapidly
improving. This property is sold subject to prior
deed of trust dated the 28th of June, 1875, LOT
Al 600 and payable the 2sth of June, 1878, Win
ten per cent. interest.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as to expenses Of sale and
10 nav of note OF 1900, due the 10Th OF Septcn-
her 1871 and to m. ct note of 500 due the 2oth
.o w may direct j. II. GODDIN,
'" 20, ' ~ Trustee.
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a Scotch clergyman who was hard Ia
borer on his glebe, and, when occupied in
cultiyasing it, dressed in very sloyenly man.
ner, was one day engaged in potato-field,
when he was surprised by the very rapid
approach OF his patron in an open carriage
with some ladies whom he was to meet at
dinneFin tho evening. Unable TO escape
z In time, he drew bis bonnet over his face,
extended his arms covered with his tattered
Jacket, and passed himself off as q scare
crow.
The oldest female on record-Ann o.
Domlni Nep Fork Weekly. Not 40. Ann
Annds aunty-dates her. Commercial!
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Jno. f. Laughton, Jr. tAgenf). Auctionccr,
No. 1923 Franklin street


OFFICE SOUTHERN E n,a"sss Gno1nr,ssr,,
SPECIAL SALE OF
- UNCLAIMED EXPRESS PACKAGES,
PARCELS. &C.,
on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10TH.
Unless called for before the day OF sale the follow
at at public auction on TUESDAY, october 16ths
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. ~:
RICHMOND, VA.
Adams, Mrs. l.. A., bx: Archer,%. W.. pei,
C. 0. D.; Agt La. s. l.. CO.. pei; Brooke, d.. l
pei; Bernard. J.. bx !; Bowers; j., l ea:ig; Bas-
kst spr8g 9 nc CO. box Prey P K Rs
f.. III 6x; B 6b ridse 6 IT, '" b. bag; Ballard ): r.
eli: ! bx: cHsssn5, W. j.. *; ciaSke, T: j.,
pei; Campbell; Mrs. A., pei; Cosby hrs. F. H.: ]
65 Clarke Miss pc ps Gantey en- Gas
g. GU" / pei" cssosni, Mrs; b., saving machine;
Box9ng r. W pc ri DAVIS s"gf bS ba1en
Mrs; G., i pei; Davis, G; ": / Co, bpi; Dslnar,
J. s., pei; Eukcr, Lewis, ky, Fisher. Mrs. A.
bx;, Forbes 4 Bro. pei; Fitzgerald, T; A., bx;
Gibson. ]. +, bI; Grein, Depha, trunk; Hen:
bx; Hill, Robert, bdle; Harrison, R. A, b1;
bI; Leighton, J. F. 3. / pei; Lowry: Miss
NJ. pei; LlpscOmb, W. NJ. q 4. -, DClt;
Lawrence, Mrs. g.. l pei: Lockctt, JuniuS. pei;
Labys, A., box; Morrisett 7. r., pei: Mathews,
". b., csst'gs att; Mum, T.; box Morton, b..
pei: Miller, T., b bag; Moon, James, hkt;
Monteiro, Or. j. A., trunk; Ottenhamcr, W.
stool and bale att; Pace: j. b., pei; Patterson g.
~, l bde; Powell, ". T., l pei; Rice, A. 1. 4 Co.,
bdle; Robinson, ": j., pei Ross, II. g., pei;
Robinson, r. F.. box and boards stt.; Rider,
Douglas pei: Richmond City Mills, pei; Robin
son, J. W, l pei; Robinson, H., pei: ,Ryand, T..
p, box: Roy, {. r., l pei: sac, L.. j., box
Stratton B., / pei: Silvernail: F., bdle; Smith,
Mr.. e., l b1 Snithosraphic Manufacturing Com
pany, l bdle: Schulz, c., b bag Smith, Flora. L
trunk: Seay. J. W., l bN; Thalheiiner, W.. bile;
Thomas, Miss Mary, / pei; Eolaskey, Miss D.,
bale: Westling. c.. hammer: Weis, II. W., box;
Wright. j. r., box: White, +. ", Co.. box;
Ward, W., bdle: West. Captain George. box;
Whitney. J. w.. l box; Washington. +. f., pei;
Walker. NJ, pei; Wright, j. +. d.. pei; Wiltz,
E.. pei; Yuengllng, y. e., Dbl.
OTHER PLACES.
Branch, J.. Chester: Va. pei; nowlcs, A. " Per.
Dcyehr. e. Wintcrpock. Va. pei; Frenc!i. j. T.,
Milton, Va. box Gains. Miss L., Slack'"'ortls,
Va. TX: IIarwood, $. T.. Ing and Qurl; Va,
pei johnson. Mrs. j.. Manchester, bh john
William, Va, pei: Maurice. c. s., Manchester. Va
9 bdls; Mimms, X. r., Manchester, Va. ! bX; Reid
r. W., Dragonsvillc, Va, l bx; smith, Mrs. H.,
Charles CITY, Va. pei; Scidmorc, Mrs, Manquin,
Va / bx; Tnbb. Mrs. j.. Gloucester Courthouse
pei; White, j. s.. West Point, Va. bH; Wlnder,
L. A'' 'i"''' j. F. GIBSON,
se 24-M4r Agent OF Southern Express Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-24
BY Robert b. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Auc!ioneer.
1912 Main street.

TWO DESIRABLE AND WE'LL LO-
4 GATED DOUBLE BRICK = ASE ME n
THREE. STORY FRAME DWELLINGs;T So D . I;S
LOTS. On THE WEST SIDE OF TWENTY,
FIFTH STREET. BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH
STREETS. CHURCH HILL, DIRECTLY nPr ~
SIRE LEfGH-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
FOR SALE BY AUCTION.-By request Of the exc
cutors Of r. II. Harwood. deceascd ShSll sell nEon
the premises. at public auction on FRlpAi hEA J.
NJ. the aboye-described HOUSES, containing SIX
rooms each anil usual out-houses. with water on me
premises. Each house hhs nice lot Is occupied
by good tenants. ,r,,-o
Immediately after the above will be sold the Two
LOTS adjoining and extending to Dir. Z. ouse
store the propcriy fronting together about 4U fcet
on Twcnty-ntlh street, and extending back liz iee'
to alley. .,.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In six; t~elve
and eighteen months, with six per cent interest.
notes to be secured by trust-dred.
r. C. BELFIELD.
WILLIAM f. HARDWOOD,
GOO Executors.