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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-07
By Davenport & Morris. Auc'ioncer:
yJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer:
No. ll13 Main street.

~ j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer.
No. Ills Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
" IN HENRICo COuNIY:1By virtue Her q, q rs
Adams entered October. 1873 ne under It'll Soi
special commissioners appointed Ihereh WIZ SCI.
at the Heurco County Court IT y ocioch nj; SN
hERFS OF LAND, with small FRAME HOUSE
THE ind is three miles below the city OF Rlchfnona,
between the Charles City ana River r1S amu d
joins the lands OF Messrs' raii"A' ci''-' A
TERMS: Oue-tbird cash balance six and twelve
monIhs interest added and title retane, III al INC
pun 'D'-~ IL. a. ATklNSnM, JR:,
WILLIAM HANCOCK,
Special Commissioners.
]. THOMPSON BROWN, Auc,loneer.
VALUABLE FARM FOR RENT AT
Y PUBLIC AUCTION, AT HENRlCO COURT
HOUSE.-By virtue OF decree or the Circuit C0art
Of the county OF Henrlcn, entered on the 2eth DAY
of December, 1871 in the chancery suit OF Barker's
guardian rs. Barker aud as, shall, as receiver
thereby appointed. offer for rent FOR tue ensuing
year, ut Henrico courthouse, on MONDAY the I'm
dayof November 1878. at ~ A., That vALUA-
BILE FARM low occupied by Wallace Z. Barker
and Walter l.. Barker, and their father, Garinter
Barker. situated In the county OF Herr1co. on the
Nine-Aie road, about four miles from the city OF
Richmond.
This farm contains about % ACRES, III good con-
dftion. md has on II q COMFORTABLE DWELL
IAG and other buildings, und Is in every respect
very desirable little farm.
The reuter- will be required give security for the
payment of the rent, which Is TO he paid, one hall
on the LIST Of September and the balance on the LIST
day OF January, 1880. JOHN T. JONES,
! .oc 29-No2,7,9&lI Receiver or Count.
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.Rit|lll,sJlld lspatfh,

TnunsDA sorEaRER !, 1878
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DEPARTURES OF sTEA MEKs.

TOR PHILADELPHIA, FALL <sFG
Il RIVER. PRONlDENCE.ANDB OS- s-Esssssssssis5
TON.-Stcalner EVERMAN, Caprain CARR. will
receive freight for The above ports until FRIDAY
the 9Th instant at 10 O'Clock A. n.
J. w. MCCARRICK,
10 7.2t General Southern Agent.
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TOR RENT. THAT FIRST-CLASSN
a NEW BRICK RESIDENCE at the north Ell
west corner of Clay aud Fifth streets, containing
nine rooms. bath, hot and cold water.
Also, TWO DESIRABLE DWELLINGS, Nos.
lis and l1SS west Clay street, containing eight
rooms each, bath, &c. Rents low. Apply TO
JOHN II. GODDIN, Real Estate Agent
&C Seod1m Bank aud Eleventh street.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND tul.rtAhEt
RAILROAD. !
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
- COMMENtiNii MAY y. lsI7.
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T. THOMPSON BROWN. Aurtioneer.
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r THOMPSON BROWN. Auctionecr.
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GALE OF LAND AT PUBLIC AUG

GALE OF LAND AT PUBLIC AUG
- TIOE-Pursuant 10 decree of the Circuit
Court of Gloucester county rendered at The Hopcn-
her term. 1877 thereof. III The chnncery causes oil
Hayes &C., Us. Hayes. Ec.: john 4. Is. thornton
and T.. H. Rowe, guardians. rS. Hayes. &c. ana
james c. Hay woods administrator DS. the same de-
fcndauls, the undersigned, special commissioners
therein named. viii Offer for sale aC gloucester
Courthouse at public auction, on Inc 4Tii Of No
MEMBER, 1875. THAT being courI-dlyl the follow,
ing TRACTS Or REAL ESTATE, OF which Joel
HIVES died seized-to-wit:
lst The farm known as THE HILL FARM
situated in the lower part of the said county Of
Gloucester. about TWO miles from Gloucester Point
The soil thereof IL very favorable FOR trucking Two
are on the premises known as The li0GE: InS
said farm contains about FIVE HUNDRED AND
NINETY-TIiREE ACRES. "
r .2d. Tie furm known rs "WODDFlLkE a
valuable farm. on lie road from Goucese r i,nlnt 10
Gloucester Courthouse; about FOUR HUNDRED
AND FIFTY-SEVEN ACRES.
81. 4 tract called ..ASHrS,' near gloucester
Point at the place called - The Hook. being the
same place on which Mrs. Juliet f. HUGHES has re,
sided for several years past. containing aDout ONE
HUNDRED AcRtS, with good improvements.
. These lands have heretofore been divided among
the heirs OF The said Joel HAYES. and VIII he offered
for sale in parcels. according 10 the said DIVISION
TERMS Cash enough To pay the costs OF lie sale
and as to the balance. cre':lt OF one. Two ail
three years. payable III three cqill instruments, or
which bonds with good personal security. hearihi.
interest from the Gay Of ssle Will be required CT 'e
purchasers. wE ,, .cIr 49,
T. r., ROWE, at Gloucester Point, on the subscrl-
Ocrs III e''0u'e'''f o0D' '''' n. s. sEAwELL.
MARYUS JONES,
ne 1-W4w -. Specia! Commissioners.
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'2a By Cbaffin, Staples 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and;Auctioneers,
...r..' tr No. / north Tenth street. '.r.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL
FRAMED DWELLING-HOUSE AND LOT
SITUATED ON THIRTiETH STREET. BEGIN.
MING ONE HUNnRED, AND EJECT FEET El;l
NORTH OF STREET, AMP :, F " - 1, = =
STREET. AND HAVING A DEPTH OF oNt
HUNDRED AND THlRTY-TWO FEET. Be
tain deco of trust from Chrres Vaughan and wife,
dated 18Th september. 1877, duly recorded In The
clerks Office of The Chancery Court OF Richmond
cty the un ersigned trustees being thereto required
by the beneficiary in said decd default having been
mace in the payment OF the deo1 thereby SECURED
the nrenis es. on WEDNESDAY the 9Th day of DC
tober 1873. at O'Clock 7. NJ, The PROPERTY
above described, now in the occupancy of said
VAUGHAN. - So
TERMS: The deed requires cash rs 10 expenses OF
sale an0 Sl34.35, but II l. probable that more lido
raj terms may he offered at the hour OF sale:
ns- r X. EHAFFIN,
NJ. G.. Staples. d.
oc a Trus'ees.
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Is FouR DArs' SLEEP = Iyoy,i ~: r, Oc-
tober I. -.Sigismund# l.. sSF eisel, the travel
ling agent for FRIEDMAN 81 Coz, o.. New
York, who disappeared under mysterious
circumstances last Tuesday, has been found.
EWeisei left Troy and went to Cohoes on
business. BE had; recently undergone
surgical operation and whilst in Cohoes
exhibited symptoms " hitch caused doctor
to advise him TO take quinlne. Weisel took
large dose and fell asleep in the streets.
he. was found byya mill operative, who
took him to his house, and Weisel slept
almost continuously from Tuesday until
Saturday. awaking only once or twice to
take nourisbment. When he awoke on Sat
urday be was brought to this city. MIR.
Weisel has returned to New York, accom-
panied by relatives: His long sleep Is al
tributed to an overdose OF quinine. l..
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HT nO1,GtAs. Superintendent
RICHMOND AND pETEnsBtR"|
RAILROAD tOMPAST.

s'-#e RICHMOND AND tt bi.SbAh'
RAILROAD toMPAN1.
COMMENCING MONDAY. June 10, 1878,
" trains Oh this read will run as i"''owi:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH NAIL dali: conneruhs ing
for Charleston. Ausn,ts. Coinns sIs.o on
Montgomery, Mobile, N.Y. Orleans
aud sji p0in,s South and sour. "eo'
Sions MT Manchester ana tnes'er' anu
vii regular stations. Oh si%'lai.
,.aopy ENfREsS daily te&cept SIh!ayl'
100 49, ,nak.s close connection a. prtcrs-
hmrg with Inc Atianiir. Ss-sIs-
s,nni and Ohio railroad for Lynca-
mr. Farmy!Ile, and Other local Bun
lions ON that road. maSlos salhs
time as by any other line. fSsehxeis
taxing this train will make cisse con-
Hac,,on nt Petersburg Ior NorioiA,
aud nj Norfolk viii spIenciG bdf-nne
ID steamers for Baltimore, PhiIadeiph.1'
aud New YorA, aud Sith ts ois s, 10.
miniop steam err for Ne" YORK. Supp
at Mencbc. ter and Chester. ,,,,,
All, p, IL, FREIGHT daily tezeept sahdA''' VIA
- - coach attached. a. ,,.,, Spr-
lIlo P. NJ THRouGh MAIL t daily SsfSSn WI
ming,on, Raleigh, charleS!oh,M ~" for
yapnsh. Pullman sleerinI-eA '01
Wilmington aud TIE Sontn,
,fa,s LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH. nnu-
s:aU A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL da5l sSes9. fred.
ericksWts and Potomac rsi .ln, Aux
all noI,ts North. Eaa. ana MtSl.
GOO A NJ FREIGWrTRAlN daily tea.spps ~
0'VV a. ' i.vi " jth rassenser coach at'seue e.
o.1n D N EMPRESS TRAIN daily tesesP 49, 49,
a.AV ' dnyI connecting with Richinona,, 49,
~ sricSs burg AMI Po .on'ac sslrosu M IJa,
inc Richi.oad At z. IF. Tor III points
S1r1h and Northwest ..,,,.
.,on % n TIiRotIGA MAI. caiif, Soi .ra sa5
6:So r -. ai.s richmond Frefericsshafs anu
f,n,omsc railroad To-. ali poihts rSss
and Vest. Also, making close esn msSo
stnn5 with the Chesanease ana ohl9
rs;;rosd for the Virginia springs aaa ,
az noints North aud Nest. Thts Tan i
s ~ ~ Winchester and Chester, anu
ali regular stations, on signal.
AR. TRAINS leaving Petersburg WIN start if'is
ne AppI1ppSSI1S IN AIN leaves Richmond cor Ky
,eIsssrs 4 a Naaa t ESak Superintendent.
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COURT. ORDERS.


yTIRGINIA.-IN THE CLERKS OF
Y FICE. OF THE CIRCUIT COUET or
GREENE COUNTY, 18TH SEPTEMBER, 1878:
-rhaddeus H. Vowel, in bis Own right and as admin
istraf or with the will annexed Of Olivia Jar
reII and Olivia c. his wife. Planlfts,
against
Samuel Dawson and Martha j. his wife. james D.
Vowel and Bette Lewis his wife. Edward A. Jack
|. SON and Anna 2. his wife, Butler Brown and =
THROWN he two last infants under tile age OF TWEEN
iy-one years., Henry L. Boston and Dora his VIE,
Bette Green Mcmillan, Robert Lee sichnan,
Zada Mcmillan. Kelnper Mcmillan. Ida McSl,li'
Ian. Russo! Mcmillan, John Walker hcMulan
fhe SIX last named being Infants under Inc age ol
twenty-one years., and The children of SAID Mar.
tia j Daw.on by her said last husband. Samuel
Dawson, all Of whom are Infants under the age OF
tweuty-oue years...............,.,...D Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The object OF this suit Is to get q Judtciai con-
struction of the will Of The estatrx Olivia Jarrel
ticccased and to distribute her estate among the
PARTIES entitled thereto according totheir repecnve
fights: and it appearing BY affidavit filed that tic
defendants, Edward IL. jackson and Anna T.. his
wife are not residents OF this State. it Is ordered
that they appear here within one month after the
due publication Of this notice and do what Is neces-
sary 10 protect their interest In this suit and that
COPY Of this order nc published once week for four
successive weeks in the Dispatch. newspaper
published in the city OF Richmond, and posted nj
the front door of the courthouse OF this county,
g. a copy-Test:
EARLY e HILL. D. q. Sc 16-M4w
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DICHMOND AND DANVILAE RAIL-
LII ROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAXING EFFECT
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1878.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.

THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No. LAO P. NJ Ieay ys RieEmon srrves
S:5ssri. 81. G re 81. a- IS:J5
7. ". Salisbury 1885 L. St.,
and Charlotte I:iS \. VI.
No, 2-2:50 A. NJ. leaves Charlotte: arrives Il
Salisbury 1863 a: ~. Lrcel,-
SIS 4. ~. Su,lcriin's o:iG
4. NJ. HurSeville l2:j9 T. VI,
and Richmond 3:l7 Pm.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No. 3-ll:I5 p. NJ. leaves Richmond: arrives A,
EarEevi'le 2:l4 A. VI. lnl-
o:I5 l. NJ. salisJary ll:oi \.
NJ. and Charlotte 1870 y. v.
No. 4-403 p. NJ, leaTes C!rlri tie: arrives :
Salisbury 5:35 r. ~. Gree.,-
boro' 40 p. -. DanyiI'r
9:34P. NJ. Furkevtllc AIS 4.
NJ. and RchmOns 4 VI.
Trains Nos. and 2 wlIi make close connection
ut Richmond with the Richmond, Frederick
burg and Potomac railroad 10 and :rnn all points
North and East; al Bnrkcre With the Attain
tic. Mississippi anu Ohio railroad 10 and from Farm
Vile Lyncnburg, and all sEtlwestcr:I H0tnt.: 1t
Suthel Fms with the Milton and Sufhcrlin Narrow
Gauge RAILROAD for Milton. y. C.; AT Dundee vain
the Northwestern North caloina rmllroad for Salem
and intermediate points: n Sail bury "ith tue
Western North Gan Dina railroad teAGsp sunday
for Statewide AsnviIlc. and ntcrmciit!c Joints;
at AIRLINE junction with Atlanta and Charlotte
Airline ..
IralHS Nos. 5 ana VIII CONNECT III ltICNWpnH Pp-
Ing North aud South with the Richmond. Fred
ricksbure and Potomac rtlroad for Washington
and all points North aud West and with III. CHI 81
peaIe aud Ohio n lroad for all pOtu's West; ~
Dundee with Virginia Mdlard railroad 70 and
| from Washington and all points North and Wet
at Charlotte. with the Charlotte Columbia srni
Augusta railroad to and from all points North
and South. These trains run Ialy Oh The
Richmond aud DanviIIe raDrsad, aud connect as
above. except going pom III Sunday morning an!
going south Monday mcrniHg Trains making this
connection run daily on Richmond. Freder'cSs-
burg and Potomac and Chesapeake ana ohio rail-
roads except Sunday.
Trains on the y. ". y. E.. railroad rim between
Greensboro and Salem daily except Sunday
Pullman palace diawng-lo0m and sirrplnc-car'
run on trains Nos. and , between New loIn
and Atlanta ria Richmond. anI on Nos. and
between Richmond and Charlotte. ami between
Washington, Uanyilie, Charlotte, and Augusta
Tickets sold 10 all Southern aud Southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Local tickets good only fol aContin'lous IsL"&c
between the points named Oh the ucaGti. 40 i"y-
over checks will be given. ,,,,,,,,,,
T. N. r. TtLCOTT.
. Gencral Superintendent
JoHs n. MACMURDo, General passers.r Agent.
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Yssfr.3. 0 by Richardson & Co. W.
Zeal Estate. Agents and Auctioneers,
,,s,>y 1113 Min street. = -

a, 4 VALUABLE FRANKLIN STREET
all nv auctioiI, on the premises, ON MONDAY The
7tii day of October. 1878, at AZ O'Clock = NJ: q
va.uable BUILDING Lot, fronting 44Il53 Az
feet with an alley in the rear 90 feet Wide on the
north side'of Franklin street between Madison and
Monroe, adjoining thefresidence lof A, M. Kelley,
Esq. and the property Of Truman a. ParRer Oh
the west.
/. TERMS: One third cash the balance IT. sl1 and
twelve months. negotiable notes gwen iorthe Ce.
ferred payments, with iuIercst added, and secured
by n deed of trust. RICHARDSON y CO.,
- 49, ic,~ - 80. Aucfioneers.
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STORY OF; AIAZEPPA.--In the church OF st.
Mary, GaiatZ, Rounania, is to be Seen the
tomb of Mazeppa, the famous hetman of
the CoSsacks ,immortaai2ed by Byron. His
adventures, sung by the bard, were ia reaii-
fy much more common place than as we
have learned TO know them. Mazeppa was
/ d young Cossack Of the Ukraiue, who, hay-
y ing been ennobled by the Russians, declined
lie pay his taxes. For this tie iecal govern
! or, Count TaibosEi, ordered him to BE strip
ned naked by hisserYants and tied to the
4 back OF his own horse, with bis head to the
amman tall. The horse was then logged,
pistols were discharge close To his ears, and
after being thus excited be was turned loose.
The road leading TO Mexeppass house was a
bridIs-path leading through tie woods,
which weue particularly fertile ia thorn
bushes, and wild pear.trees, and the i'm
ftlrfafed beast, acct stoEneda to ielbeW this
route before, dashed OF as soon as be was
atllberty, hOaneRard, where bis master ar
rived very much worse for bis journey. He
bad. h0weHeE. enpHgh strength Left 10 cali
for the gats-keeper, who recognized his
voice and opened tie door, to dose M aD-
znediateiy 10 Keep cut what he supposed 10
be Mazeppas ghost. AT last ot her servants,
discovering from their fear, came ~ bis ss-
distance and pat him ii, bad, whefe be re-
7nained some month $ between life and death
from ktsp Injuries he had received w hen:
ha recovered he txhsfed hiInseif yoiuntarf-
say 30 PaianG and. Joining himself to- the
s&oEtHn6s OF 81 Charles Nil, was glnertaely
wounded atR nltoRa. md dying at Barnitza,
his hody ssas brouSSh 10 and buried at Ga
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While many southern towns and cities
have been rayaged during the past summer
| by yellow-fever, and the dreadful disease Is
still unchecked, the town OF Galveston,
Texas, where formerly it prevailed as an
epidemic once in every three or four years,
has been entirely exempt. The cause OF
this exceptional healthfulncss is attributed,
by Colonel A. III. Belo, editor of the Calves
ton Nees. to the fact that, since the fatal
epidemic in 1857, the utmost care has been
taken by thorough drainage, the abatement
OF standing water, the removal OF all nul-
sances, and careful disinfection OF all alleys
and passage-ways. In this way Galveston
has been made the c.eanest city in the
United States, aud the editor states that
public opinion there is such that no inter-
ference with the Board OF Health, which
consists OF eminent physicians who serve
without pay, will be tolerated. =
| After much beating of the bushes, the
Richmond Hhfg has at last succeeded IN
inducing Captain Camm Patterson, Of Buck
ingham, and Mr.. w. w. Newman, OF Han
over, to announce themselves as candidates
| for martyrdom ON the altar OF irredeemable
greenbacks.-the former in the Sixth dis
ltrict, against Hon. j. r. Tucker; the latter
in the Third, against General Joseph f..
Johnston. Their overwhelming defeat, we
| hope, will convince the Whiq that there are
not as many crazy people in the State as it
seems to imagine Winchester Times.
The Greenback leaders, who are vigor-
|tously endeavoring to persuade the public
| that, the moon is made OF green cheese, do
so not with the belief that they are going
| to convert the Yankee nation to the folly
Eof "absoIute,", or s. fiat" or "red-dog"
shinplasters, but in the hope that they may
catch enough disconnected voters here and
there to put some Greenback candidates
into Office Esao York Herald.
The New York World proposes to utilize
the :. Yaller DogD by printing on bis slab
sides: ssThis is a S3S, 900 Duchess cow" or
tsThis is a prize short-born bull" By
dong this, it says, the addition to the
national wealth would be stupendous, and
as the ANIMALS could not be exported they
would, to quote the Greenbackers, be the
source and basis OF values at home. 1t will
thus be seen yellow dogs have their value,
for If piece OF paper with the legend.
This is a dollar :" is a dollar, dog marked
{. This isa SOS, 900 Duchess COW" would be
the identical animile.
People want to know why the newspa-
peTS are pruning notuiuS puI poilttcs, ahd
the newspapers want to know why the peo-
pie are talking nothing but politics. On
the whole, it is healthy sign to see the
citizens taking such lively interest in pub
licsafIairs, even ii it is little monotonouS
to hear and read ..Butler, Butler, Butler,"
allthe time.-BoStoaa Herald. &
The Boston Globe says there is no, such
thing rs a science Of political economy.
That is what comes OF trying TO follow But
Ter. The Rev. John Jasper says there is'no
such thing as ascience OF astronomy, for a
similar reason, because the scientific doc
trines do not agree With his raw theories
Portland AduertiSer. i.@:ls. assy ri. :.
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9. BY Grnbbs & Williams, 4. 49,
Real Estate Agents and are:ioneers,
3 Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

RRUsTEES SALE OF. FIVE BUILD
n LINE LOTS IN. AED ADJOINING THECIfE
OF richmond AT UCTioE-ln execution a ,fs', 81 ,a
fb ne trustee daied September 22 1917
Viii sell by auction, upou the premises, on
fyaY.I Oth October, al O'Clock. FIVE LOTS, lying
In the square bounded D! federai' "
and Washington streets. t.,lt q! "a
One OF these lois is at the southeast corner Oh fea
eraI and William stree's.and four OF lhcm are inc
aifarnate lots OF eight lying on The west side or
Jnmes between William and washington streeIs.
They are each XII is feetto au alley 20 feet wide
and ;adjon similar lots owned bY Air. CIV u D
CELL ia! 49,, -. o. M
81 Z 80, ~ JOHN J.9WO0DIeOOF,T Trustee.
.GRnnns 9. NILLIANs. ALCOHOLICS. =. ocZ ,
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PROPOSALS.

NEW KENT COUNTY. Alta meeting OF
-It the Board OF Srperyieoys OF said county held
Oft fine Ccyrthouse on the LIST day OF October, 1875
Or6ered That the Treasurer or this county adrer-
tise Ia The Richmond .Dtspdtch and West Point
Star fer proposals for the building or the jail at
SewKent Courthouse. $50 519-45 &c .5{{s
Spscii Tor the building can be seen US the
clerk oisg. or copies viii be fur shed on appllca
ton 10 The clerk persons wishing them 8alI pro-
pcsais 10 be seat 70 the Board By The 3lsr DAY OF
90GTURER, ~ 80 . 500. ., i..sG
e The Eoard the right or either accepting
offejaeSfna anyend all bids or proposals.
= If no proposals aha 70 have been received before
that OF said jail win be let pp5liely
at New Kent Courthouse on The LIST day OF Noyem-
Der next. ~ ~ sss1s - -
! E,opy-.Testp !: Z. d. GRUMP, a
Clerk OF ID. srd OF Super ytsors:
Treasurer. Rarhams Vile, va. oc 8. Th1nw4w
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s,rHs LAST DRrN "A red eeted lover by
he name OF Barron ended his troubles and
ibossa az 2i,is ola sweet lieart IA rather q bold
and tragic nlaDner, not long since. at. Junf-
ats. M ss w rdiaafe was the iadTiss
sraYae, anti her wedd ding ay brought toSe-
.sYhef large ncourse Of friends and ac-
Eanasatances, Barron among the rest: Il W.
before the assemblage was about TO dispeise
Barron approached the bride, bearing tW9 9
glasses oi wine. He handed her one ana
drank the other himself saying slgsn IN
Let US drink Their once % ofs. J, IoI
the last time on earth. She was isas 1,s.
saddene,;s by his words, bit supposed that
t,fey referred to the necessary end OF their
intercourse, aud drank the wine. In. han
an bour, both were dead. Barron had put
poison 10 the wine. 81 sas
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DELE FARM FOR SALE.-Pursuant
ID to a decree of rhc Circuit Court Of Gloucester
county rendered at The May term, SIS, OF SAID
court iii the cl,ancery cause pending IN salo c2ur
between William p. Smith, complainant, against
Pendants. the undersigned, special commissioners
appointed by the said decree, will otter Tor sac At
hubble auction. Mt Gloucester Courthouse, on MON
County COurt-day). all the REAL ESTATE or
which The late Colonel Fielding l.: TAYLOR died pos
spsse0. situate in the county Of Gloucester. cScu-
sive OF that part of mis- said estate which set off
and assigned o his widow. Mrs. f. +. Taylor, as her
dover The said lard will he sold In parcels 10 suit
purchasers, or as u whole. The said commissioners
will also ut the same time and place, make sale OF
tle said LAND assigned rs The dover of Mrs. Iay-
lor subject to The said dover or they may In their
discretion sell the WHOLE TRACT subiecr TO the
dover of said dowercsS; and the said colnniss oE-
trs will determine on the day of sale rs 10 which
method they viii adopt In making said sa'e TINS
FARbf-known rs - Belle Farm "-contains SEVEN
HUNDRED AND FORTY-NINE ACRES. and Is
Situated in the lower part OF the county, In good
nc,rhbsrhood. convenient 10 churches, schools and
the York River steamers. which ply trl-weekly be-
tween Baltimore, Richmond. and Norfolk.
TERMS Cash sufcie nj 10 pay costs OF suit m "a
EXPENSES Of sale; for the deferred payments the
commissioners are to take from the purchaser or
purchasers bonds. with good personal security bear
Ing interest from the day of sale. payable 10 them
selves in one. two and three year and the title 10
be retalu.d until tie whole purchase money Is paid
: WILLIAM Is. TAL1AFERRO,
II g.. ~. W.T.. ROBINS,
Q AIM