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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-07
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ANpRoscoGGIN CoUNTY.

ANDRoscoGGIN COUNTY.
For the past month, there has been a grad
ual falling off in shipm ents of shoes from
Auburn. The seasons work is ABOUT done
and several factories bave partially shut down.
Some are running full crews and have good
orders to fill. The tot,l shipments are 747
cases this week, shout one HUNDRED and fifty
less than last week, and about fifty below the
number of the corresponding week of last
year.
KENNkBEo COUNTY.
Miss Helene Freeman walked her AZ miles in
ten hours Thursday, with 20 minutes TO spare,
Her quickest mile, the last, was made in 10
minutes, SO seconds. She was fresh and in
good condition at the close. But the most
excitement was manifested in the 10 mile race,
which was won by Warren Taylor in hour
AZ minutes and 40 seconds, and therefore won
the 500 medal. l.. Arnold made the next
quickest time, in l hoilr 43 minutes and %
seconds, and large purse WAS raised for him
by his friends, who will match him against
any man in Augusta.
KNOX COUNTY.
Capt. Adam Wiley of St. George died last
Monday at the age of 81 years and three
months. He was soldier in the revolutionary
war.
Mrs. Hannah Thorndike, the Rockland
murderess, is too sick to bs tried at the next
term of COURT
Mr.. Chester S. Peace, living in the edge of
Appleton, Killed on Dis premises recently,
monstrous wild cat. which had destroyed many
sheep.
PENOBSCoT COUNTY.
The seasons saving of lumbar on the
Penobssot will be bstween 122 TO 1913 million
feet.
SOMERSET COUNTY,
Many small bridges about Madison were
carried away in the recent freshet. Some parts
of mill were seen to come down the river and
90 over the dam Tuesday, also three boats The
boat owned by the bridge company at Madison
was carried away.
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A NEW INvENTIoN.-Mr. Henry Fl. Coe of
this city has invented rule which will meet
with favor with book keepers, Insurance agents,
banks and accountants generally. Round and
fiat beyelled rules although universally used,
have many Objectionable features such as
slipping, rolling. and particularly blotting.
Mr.. Coca invention is combination round and
fiat rder and possesses all of the good features
of the two rulers, and overcomss all of the ob-
iectionab ones. By It's peculiar construction
it can BE- moved from place to place with QUE
hand, as may b. required, and also serves as
good holder for the gen when not in use. He
has applied for patent and will soon canvass
the city.
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MAY BELLE SHERMAN Miss May Belle
Sherman has accepted Mrs. FIeeman's challenge
and will wslk her at Portsmouth, n. III Dec.
Dist, with this understanding, that the condi-
tons Of the walk shall remain the same as
when Mrs. freeman first Issued her challenge.
Mics Sherman will walk Charles Locke Of
Portsmouth, in that city, Dec. l2.h, distance
OF 40 miles for purse of S100; that is TO say,
Miss Sherman will walk 40 miles to his IS, OF
AZ to his u.s.
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PULPHC AND PLATFORM.
NOTES.

Rev. Asa Daltnn's second serm on on the His
tory Of the Church, will b. given tomorrow af-
ternoon at 3 o'clock, in St. Stephens church.
Rev. frederick Pember, late of England,
noon at O'Clock.
Rev. Mr. McWbinuie OF this city, will ad-
dress the Knightville Reform Club on Sunday
at 2:30. at Sc nnett's Hail.
Al the Second Parish Cbnrob, Rev. Charles
A. Diokenson, of Andover Theological Semin-
AIRY, will preach Sunday. Prof. W NJ. Bar
bour will occupy the pulpit Sunday, 22i inst.
The pastor Of the New Jerusalem Church in
this city, rs to prescott the views Of that denon-
ipaSon on the Second Coming of the Lord, in
sermon tomorrow morning. The Sabbath
school of that society give concert in the even
ing, commencing at o'clock.
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Washington Camp, No g. Patriotic Sons of
America, was organized Thursday evening
with the Installation of the following officers:
Presiient-O G. E ,hinson.
Past Pr-sident--B Ell Lewis,
Vice Presideut-R. s. Robi nson
Master of Forms and Cetenenies-W. G.
Googins
Conductor--C. Ii. Symon Ia.
Treasufer-S. 2. Wlnslow.
Financial Secressry-J. Ell Hayes.
Re- riding Secretary-W. II Dodge.
1nner Guard "A. II. Moody.
Olter Guard-P. S. jones.
There are % charter members, and some 80
actives members. TIE lodge is in flourishipg
condition, and the officer were installed by
District President G. Ell. Symonds,
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Nnnerior Eourt.

NOVEMBER CIVIL TERM. 1s78-BoNNEY, j., PRE-
SIDING.
FRIDAY.-In the case OF Winslow We. Morrill, the
testimony closed at eleven o'clock in the fore
noon. The remainder of the day was occupied in the
arguments Of the case. MI Strout first closed for
the defense, occupying little two hours and
half. lie was followed by Mr. Lhtefeld in argu-
ment for the plaintiff Of hour and a half. Judge
Bonney will charge the jury this Saturday morning
at ten O'Clock.
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CAN'T PREACH GOOD.

No MAN can DO good job Of work. preach
gooa sermop, try lawsuit well, doctor q
patient, or write a good article when he feels
miserable and dull, with sluggish aud unsteady
nerves, and none should make the attempt in
such q CONDITION when it can be so easily aud
cbeaply removed by little Hop Bltters. See
"rrulhs" and "Proverbs," other column.
Gec2 G&WtY
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If you will stop all your extravagant and
lies with expensive doctors or humbug cure.
ais, that GO harm always, and use only "a
lures simple r,medies for all your alme pts--
you Will be wise, we'll aud happy, and save
great expense. The greatest remedy for this.
the great, wise and good will tell you, Is Hep
Bitters-belleve it. See proverbs" in another
column. dec2d1w
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asuuacipaI Oours.

BEFURE JUDUE AI1UiAs
FRIDAY.-James Kiley. Intoxication-2d offence.
Ninety avs Committed.
Christopher Coleson. Intoxicaiion. Fined s. with
costs. Paid.
Reney Sylvester and George futile. Malicious mis-
chief Fined $5 with costs. Paid.
James 3. Wiley. Search and seizure. Fined $50
With costs
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GLOVES, Gloves, Gloves Coe, Halter.

Sin pastures, measurelrss IS air." We End
the healing sweets of Caswelfs "NEW''
ELIXIR, for the Blood. Prepared only by
Caswel & Co., of Boston; proprietors of
Caswell 8, Co.'s SLIPPERY ELM LOZ-
ENGES for Coughs, and the beautiful WAX
FLOSS Hair dressing, For sale by all
druggists.
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+. o. BAILEY & Co, will sell at IL M to-day
at the west side of Portland Pier, by order of
sheriff, the schooner G. d. Oliver. At 3 d, M. f.,
the stock of Millinery and Fancy Goods at
store No. 5l5 Congress street. The sale of
Holiday Goods, corner Middle and Temple
streets, will be continued morning and after
noon and evening.
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MRS. JOHNSON, who occupies the consulting
Office of the Holman Liver Pad Compaev at
III Middle street, is meeting with unexpeoted
success, and has already received mapv
testimonials in favor of the great remedies of
the Company, which remedies have heen an.
piled since the oftice was open some three
weeks since. Mrs. j.. invites all the afflicted
to call and receive advice free, or if requested
she will visit patients at their residences free
of charge. de7deodtf
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SPECIAL CUSTOMS OFFICERS. -Yesterday
Collector Morrill, appointed the following spec
al customs inspectors for steamship duty dur
ing the winter:
Samuel Skolfeld, Brunswick.
ID. w. Merrill, Gray.
) j Thompson, Deering.
n d. Haskell, Mechanic Falls.
w. l. Wells, Wells.
The following were appointed night checkers:
W. Fl. Plummer, Horacs It. Milliken, j. Lowe
aud Daniel Randall, Portland.
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ECONOMICAL WoRKINGMEN buy the "Nigge
Head and "Bulrs Eye' Cut Csvendish Smos
ibg rohaccos, AID find them better, cheaper,
and tqusl TO nearly double the quantity OF COM
mon tobacco. Ask your dealer for them.
Manufactured by VIM. S. Kimball s. Co.,
Rochester, N Y. sep23T cSSSeod
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Thousands of testimonials to The tffsscg and
remarkable cures of Adanason'S Botanic Bdlsdnl
can be produced from le4dtDg ciuzeus of Tho
New Eugland states. II cures colds, coughs
aud al throat and lung troubles. Sold every
where at So cents de7S&1 VICE
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The STEAMSHIPS. Qaebec, Capt Dale,
brought ao ut 800 tons of cargo, and q steer
age passengers.
The State OF Alabama, of the Beaver line,
which Will sail for Liverpool today, will take
157 head of Iive cattle, $50 quarters of beef $50
cArcasses CT mutton, ana large quantity Of
turkeys in cases, among other cargo, and few
passengers.
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THE insurance pablo is respectfully request
ed to look at tho advertisement Of Dow &
Palmer. They represent the leading Eoglsh and
American Companies with unlimited assets
Prompt settlements and fair dealing is a
speciality with this firm, as the Portland
people well know by past experience.
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MERRy's advertisement says if wanted.

Neck Chains, Lockers, Crosses, Canoes and
Medallion Pendants, both in solid gold and fine
plated goods, at @. H. Lamson's, pol Middle
street Call and examine
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CITY AND VICINITY
VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY
ENTERTAINMENT cor.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
st Stephens Christmas Sale.
Portland Theatre Homer Gone
Lancaster Hall jubilee Sin ers.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Slippery Elm Lozenges
Goes.
Plenty OF oysters-Timmons g. HAYES.
Gallon KimDall-3
The Best Yet-fopd g. Morse
The insurance public
MIS-. Johnson-Holman Liver Pad.
Meuy-4
CHLamson-4.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Welcome Soap
10 Let-An upper tenement
~ Dnrnlng the Hoidays-Loting, Short g. Harmon.
10 Lett. Tay lor. W
II Wanted Merry.
PROPOSALS for Coal.
AUCTION COLUMN.
oh. Paintings-F o: Bailey g. Co.
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These corsets have 3 been sold from 75,ts
to $500, ard to any lady who can wear any Of
these sizes good trade will be offered by H. l.
Nelson & Co, 443 Congress street, Harrington
Block. dec5a3i
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G. Fl. LANsoN, the iel@eler, makes special.
ty of fine gold and seone fnger--iugs, having
very large and beautiful assortment for the
Holiday trade Dol Middle street.
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The BEST YET.-A good Clock for One
Dollar Black Walnut Frames. with alarms,
81 %. Warranted good time keepers. Tcdi s.
Mouse, III Middle street.
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CURTIS. DAVIS & CoMPANY's Welcome Soap
ia sold by all the country grocers. and every
body who has used it speaks OF it in terms of
high praise.
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WoksTED EMBRoIDERIEs at great dis
count at Carlton Kimball's, 495 Congress
street. de7o2t
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KENDALL & WHITNEY have received from
California an invoice of PampaS Grass Planes.
Price 40 and 80 cents each. no23ieod2w
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LADIES Buy your Merno and All Wool
Underwear at Carlton Kimbslfs, 495 Congress
street, aid save money. de7d2t
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FINE American Watches in new style cases
at Lamson's. Swiss Watches for sale q. less
than cost 2O1 Middle street
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THE place to bay your Silk Fringes and
Moss Headings is at Carlton Kimbalrs, 495
Congress street. dt7d2t
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READ Studley's announcement. He is going
to reduce his stock if prices have anything to
do with il. dec6i4t
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PARENTS, mothers, nurses. do not fail to give
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup to the little ones for all
cases of cough or colds. Costs only % Cents.
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Chidren's Salts, Cloaks and Undersoear Of al
kinds, at L. d. STRoUT's.
now eOdtf
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!. GENTS and Ladies' Spring Wrist Fur Ton
Gloves and Mitts at Merry, the Hatter's.
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New Style Gaps for Children. Coe, Halter.

FINE Gold long guard Watch Chains in DIFF
ferent patterns, with Cameo, Pearl, Euamelled
and Plain Gold Slides, prices to suit the times,
at Lamson's, 2O1 Middle street.
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YOU GAN BE HAPPY

For Weakness of the Stomach aud Bowels
SANFoRD's JAMAICA GINGER.
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FINE Seal Sacks. 40 inches long. Coe, the
Halter.
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PLENTY OF NICE OYSTERS at the lowest
market prices, at Timmons & Halves Oy,ter
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FIFTY FIVE Pairs of White and Colored Cor
sets, 10 close, of the following sizes:
Nos--1S 10 % "a 25 26 % 20 80
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BOYS Winter Caps. % cents. Coe, the
Halter.
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MEMS. Boys AND Girls Scotch caps. Merr,
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The MECHANICS DRAWING SCHOOL. --Tae
class ~ free nand drawing met for the frat
time at the Library Room of the Mechanic As
soc.ation last evening. 1t was unex pectedly
large, numbering $50, including many ladies.
Mr., Hudson, the teacher, found more than he
could attend to and was obliged to have assist.
ance.
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A NARRow EscApE.-As Inspector joseph
G. Sterling was engaged in d,scharging the
cargo OF the schooner Oatara at Central wharf,
yesterday, be accidentally fell about twelve
feet from the between decks to the bottom of
ner lower hold, striking on his shoulder. 1t
was narrow escape from death. As it was be
was seriously bruised, bat he kept at work as If
nothing had happened.
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"A n upper tenement No 26O State street; very
IA pleasant, with modern improvements. Small
family preferred. Call at the house. de7dtf
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FuRs, Furs, Furs, Furs Coe, the Halter.
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NoBBr Styles in Hats to-day at Merry's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-09

Minor T0pics.-The brick Office and
dwelling erected for DR.. Weisiger on
Bridge avenue near Hull street will be
ready for occupancy in few days.
The canal was frozen over yesterday.
Several parties crossed over on it, but ope.
rations were not suspended in the mills.
The Inconvenience Of having the records
at the old courthouse is already being felt
The operatives OF the Richmond Cedar
Works Company are considerably exercised
for fear that the works will be removed
away from the city. 4.
The +. 81. S. Lyceum are preparing for
one OF the society hops and banquets for
which they are SO famous.
jackson Lodge, /. o. 0. F., installed its
officers Monday night. Dale Lodge. Knights
of Honor. instals Friday night, and this is
the last Of our installations.
City Sergeant Fitzgerald has taken charge
OF the coy and comfortable room lately oc-
cupied by the county clerk.
The special term Of the Circuit Court fol
tine trial Of William +. Hord, charged with
the murder of D. c. McCloud, will be held
Mt the old Courthouse January 28tb.
Persons having business with High-Con'
stable E. J. B. Fisher will find him at
Thomas NJ. Fendley's, next to the Office oil
the commissioner Of the revenue (BoWcn's
old stand).
The headquarters of the county officers
heretofore in this city have been removed
to old Chesterfield Courthouse.
The approaching calico ball is creating
quite f1utter among Our bellies and beaux.
Samue! Waymack and Snyder Watson,
charged with larceny, have succeeded IN
making their escape from the city Jail.
The people around Chester and Halfway
station have been busy this week getting ice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-09
BY Richardson & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs
/. -s, lll3 Main street,

SALE OF A NEW TWO
Il STORY BRICK DWELLING AND LOT ON
NINTH STREET, JUST 3 EY ND LEIGH
STREET, By AUCTION.-By virtue of the provi-
ions Of two deeds Of trust bearing date
the goth November. 1875. and 22d May, s75,
trustee. duly recorded in the clerks Office Of the
Chancery Court Of tie city OF Richmond. to secure
the payment OF certain negotiable notes mentioned
in said deeds shall us trustee in the deeds afore-
said (derauit having BEEN made in the payment OF
said notes, and being requested by the owner OF SAD
real cstae and required so to DO by tue holder OF sal
NESDIY the 9th day Of january, 1878, at o'clock
p. M, a new TWO-SToRY BRICK DWELLING,
with six rooms and Kitchen with all the modern inn
proYtfnents, and LOT fronting 33 feet on the east
Side of Ninth street. Just north Of Leigh street. and
running ba ok betn cen parallel ines 13O tcct 10 an
alley 10 fee. wide. ~ -,
TRRMs One third cash: balancein six and twelve
months ne Eoiabe notes given for the deferred pay
mGnts, with interest added and secured 6y deed OF
trust. $50. s d. A. RlCdAhgSON,
de 90 Trustee.
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By j. T.. Appcrson,
Real Estate AuctiOncer,
1Ol6 Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. ESTATE ON JAMES RIVER AND TU(kA-
HOE CREEK, TWELVE MILES ABOVE RICH
MOND.-By virtue OF q deed Of trust from L'tlet2n
w. II. WIckham TO The undersigned, Williams {.
Wickham. dated the Sn day Of June, 1877. made
to to Macluig Wickllam the payment or Il
sum of money therein M nioncd, shall, ar the re-
quest Of the said Maciurg Wichan offer for sale at
public auction on THURSDAY the 18th day of
January next, at IL O'Clock NJ, III front OF the Nj
tional Bank OF Virginia, In the city of Richmond,
for ready money. the p opery conveyed by the said
deed, anh sc,ibcd therein as all that TRACT
OR PARCEL OF LAND on which the said Lit
tie'on resides. called "WOODSIDE," containing
62S 093-100O ACRES, lying OH james river and
Tuckahoe creek. with all the appurtenances
This land, which includes large portion Of
Jamcs-river aud Tuckahoe-creck low-grounds, IS OF
great fertility, and with good cultivation might be
made highly productive. II has on II an excellent
BRICK RESIDENCE, with all the appurtenanccs
necessary 10 the support Of L large family. The
quality of The soil, the convenience Of the James
River canal which runs through the estate. and Its
vicinity to Richmond, render 1t most desirable
property.
The mineral rights. having been disposed Of sepa-
ricly previous 70 the date Of The deed aforesaid.
will b, excluded from the sale.
The laId conveyed by be aforementioned dec1
Of trust + subject prior lieu of deed of trust
to A. ID. Willis ms to certain notes, amount
lug in the aggregate 10 $4,000; and the premises
hereby advertised will be sold subject to this prior
lien.
TERMS: Though the deed requires the sale 70 be
for ready money, liberal credits to be made known
ut the sale, will be allowed 10 thu purchaser.
WILLIAMS G. WICkHAM, Trustee.
DECEMBER 20, 1877, lie 20
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-
COMMENCING MAJ u. 1877.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
500 p. II. Leaves Richmond TT ESDAY, THURS
DAY. and SATURDAY. Connects al
West Point win steamer Havana i"r
ali points York river and BAIL
mere. Arrives IN Baltimore at s 4.
VI: connects with rail. lines for Wash
iuGon, Philadelphia, New York. Boz
,Gu. and all western point. Connects
at Richmond with trains on Richmond
and Petersburg and Chesapeake ana
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
600 A. NJ Leaves Richmond MONDAY. WE'D
NESDAY. AID FRiDAf: and
500 A. 81 TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-
URKDAI. Connects with steamers
Mt West Point for river landings BAL
timOre, and al' western points. Ton
meets III Richmond with trains on Rich.
uond aud Danylllc railroad Richmond
an! PetersburgSaEd Chesapeake ana
G LoG All IPsAissENGER
Y:OOp. NJ Leaves Richmond daily teAcept sun.
TnIR;ouGH PASSENGER.
1000 A. VI. Arrives ut Rtehmond ItESpAl :
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.. toi.
meets with traius on Richmond Ihu
Petersburg and Chesapeake ana ONO
railroads. Stesucr Havana leaves Dai,
timore from Pier LID Light stf S
MONDAY. WEDN ESDAY, aud FIX is
DAY, at 4 +. 81. Connects WIZ
trains from Philadelphia, New norh ,,
and western points, ana II West ioihS
with trains for Richmond anu lhs
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
400 NJ ARRIVES a, Richmond MOSDAl.W ED-
NESDAY, and FRIDAY; and 400
s.1SP A. TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SAL
URDAY. Connects with steamer ~
West Point frou Baltinore Con-
meets with RichH0n5 and llan'lDe'
Richmond aud Petersburg, and Ihe~'-
pcake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER. 49,.
1000 A. M. Arrives AZ Richmond tally except sun
day. Connects with Richmond ana
Petersburg aud Chesapeake anu oh''
railroads. -,
No transfer Of freight AT Richmond 10 or tEO i
southern points. Cars run through between Al'aa'a
aud West Point. ,.s
Careful handbag and dispatch. with lowest rates.
guaranteed go, .,..
Through uills OF la,tinS, with guaranteed rates.
issued 10 all northern and western points. ,
Through tickets SOLD to all nor,hssnt saS.,H
Fur ticksIs apply al Gene.s, Railroad Iieks' utd
ace s2b MaiD street III tho Exchange hotsii Si
sompanys depot, corner rwenty-thira al" wv
slseels, Richmond. Va. ,.st.r..
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= By j. L. Apperson.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
~ FlO16 Main streer,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i ESTATE ON JAMES RIVER AND TUCKA
HOE CREEK, TWELVE MILES ABOVE RICH
MOND.-By virtue OF decd of trust from John
Wickliam to the undersigned, Williams 9. Wick
ham, aud William Oyerton Winston, now deceased,
dated the 18th Of July, 1858; and recorded In the
Cothty Courts Of Henrico and Goochland, made to
to secure to Macurg Wtckham the payment OF a sum
OF money therein mentioned, shall, ut the request
of the said Maclurg Wickam, offer for sale at public
auction on THURSDAY, 17ih Of January next,at II
O'Clock NJ front of the National Bank Of
in the city of Richmond for ready money. the 10
PEKTY conveyed BIZ the said deed. and descrihed
therein as an that PIECE or PARCEL OF LAND
lying on james river and Tuckahoe creek. In the
counties OF Henrico and Goochllnd, which was
allotted to the said John Wickham In deed Of par
iition between him and Litleton w. Z. Wlckham,
dated the 18th Of July, 1858, containing 69l
S54-1000 ACRES, more or less. ..ls.
This ESTATE consists OF land ofsgrcat value and
fertility, large portion being James.river
and Tuckahoecreek low grounds: and 1t Is believed
there Is no property In the vicinity OF Richmond
more desirable.
The mineral rights on the land having been dis.
posed Of separately and subsequent 10 the deed OF
trust aforesaid will be excluded from the sale.
TERMS: Though The deed requires the sale 10 be
for ready money, liberal credits. to be made known
at the sale, vii! be allowed 10 The purchaser:
WILLIAMS c. WICkHAM,
Surviving Trustee.
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