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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-08
BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auciioueers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VERY
ON JAMES RIVER. AT AL CTiON.-- By virtue of
deed Of trust TO The undersigned from Re6ecca 9.
aad M ol Of
IN the clerks Office of The County Court OF Surry
county. will sell at auction at the office of Grubbs
north Eleventh street. In the city of Richmond,
o gs M dcr Wo SssRf: fSRMs IN surry
Tract No. l, known as PEPsCO, lying on both
sides Of Swans Point road, containing SIX Hun
pRER AND TWENTY;oNE AND I'll, THREE e.
balance in oak and pine wood. The DWELLlNG,
which is two miles from billiards. wharf, Is a fine
contains seven large rooms Win wfe na
stories. There are white marble mantels IN inc
parlors 1t l. covered with tin, and is IN good re-
are highly improved and abound In mari Of very
fine quality. There is a quaniiiy OF cord-woou, anu
much fine timber for shlp-building and other pur-
Also: Tract No 2; known as D l,INR IS
WHARNFI TkAST c215aaipfa Fo AcREs ios2
acres open land balance oak and pine and some
meadow land. These lands are aso Of hne qua lty.
Da new wh snd cost ssG nearly hs s6 There
st rage-honse on The dock - By II feet, and Inc
dock Is SO by 100 feet! Neary sa, me NE, prGauee
and it pays handsome income. There is new
sorehouSe, 16 by 32 feet, jut built for post office
ard other Inc ev Geme of eyerI kind
ahounds and IL could be made one OF the best hsh
cries on the river.
one nd two Years for negotiable notes. six per cent.
Interest added, secured by deed OF trust.
A plat of the property can be seea a. the once OF
the '"'''0Dee's sAMGEt sT 2fssI 'A'
GRUBBs x WILLIAMS. Aactoneers; ,.,.,.
Ia = II I
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Governor Holiday gave the peopla Eoi
virginia a message N hica I'D point 81 2senai-
Iraent, style. and matter, under existing
Is 10 credit to The. State.
He stands sust where we xpected 20
aud, t,inre Ia regard to- TIC tinaIclai az
iairs d. the Y rs Ihe n a,e5s
~ Virpinia VIII anulaud their Governor
for hisasfrMs1ess, s consisteIiey, honestY,
and natribt,siii. They can rest in the as
suraisoe that II harm comes to the sia.e y
will not come with assistance or bis con-
cont nnr, = thout his having done all that De-
comes a true, man TO shield her honor. i
.God save the Common wealth" y -, !,
All which we cordially endorse. W e.iell
the Governor that he will need, before TINS
winter passes. all the courage and tirmness
which We believe he possesses. he Is O
Democrat, elected by Democrats upon a a
Democratic platform. Let him resist every
anenoanhnaaat moon the policy OF the Con-
seryative party Of Virginia, and the people
win stand by him.--Lynch6srg Ne,os.
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BysFranK d. Hill & CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VERY
1 DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLINGS COR
.NER 0FfTWENTY-THIRD AND NJ STREETS,
deed Of trust from J. NJ Newell and wife to the I'M
dersIgned trustee, dated May IL 1875, and record
ed In the clerks Office OF the Richmond Chancery
Court D, B., 100 &. page 360-detaut having
been made in the payment OF certain negotiable
more therein secured ut the request Of the BEN
efciary 10 said deet-I will sell M public auction
on TUESDAY, December If, 1879, Ut 4 O'Clock
P. 81. on the premises, the PROPERTY described
In said deed. as follows: All that CERTAIN PIECE
OR PARCEL OF LAND on the southeast corner
of Twenty-hird and streets, IN the city of Rich
mond, with TWO FRAMED DWELhtNGS there
ty-third street go feet md running back between
parallel lines 1872 feet, more less. The houses
have each about six rooms and lots so feet ground.
The ,iropertyis In good order, and In Improving
neighborhood.
TERMS: the deed calls for the expenses Of sale
and 81 ,65 In cash: but more favorable terms may
be announced Oh the day OF sale.
de5 FRANK ID. HILL. Trustee.
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" Pho New York Graphic, In imitation OF
Professor Proctor and other scientists, thus
graphically aud subiimels defines space !:
q Space is very large. 1t is immense, very
immense. A great deal Of immensity exists
in space. Space has no top, no bottom. 10
fact, It is bottomiess both at the bottom ana
at the top. Space extends as far forward
as it does backward, Dice Versa or Verso
r;ce. There is no; compass Of space, nor
noints of The compass, and no boxing OF
The compass. A billion million OF miles
travelled in space won't bring man any
Nearer TO the end than one mile or one inch.
Consequently, in space it's better to stay J,
where Won are and let we'll enough alone.1
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Brief Iems.-The attendance at the Clty
Councils Friday night was very good. Three
members only were absent. II tine coun'
c;lmen who have been absent since the res
oluiion imposing fine OF $40 for ron-at,
tendance OF meetings was passed would
come forward and pay their fines the CITY
treasury would have about $500 additional
Several divorce suits are engaging The att
tention OF the Judge OF the Hastings Court
81 nresent. in vacation. and several divorces
have bsen granted during the past few
months.
- The canal bank near the mills has been re-
paired during the past week, and Is now IN
an excellent condition.
Rev. q. G.. Vanderslice has returned from
FarmyiIle, where he has been during the
last few days, and Is expected to leave for
his new pastornte this week.
Business at the Mayors and Justices
Courts Saturday morning was unusually,
duh. There were no cases to be tried. =
It is hoped that the City Council VIII
take some action towards having the dirt
on the pavement on Twelfth street cleaned
of. In rainy weather the walking is worse
than il there was no pavement. =
II their fines are paid, several prisoners
will be released from the city Jail this week.
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BY virtue of decree Of the Chauccrv Court of the
city OF Richmond entered june 70, 1879, and In
execution ola deed Of trust bearing date 18th day OF
February, 1878, recorded In ID. B. IL, p. 157.
shall proceed to SELL upon the premises. by public
auciion. on MONDAY The ! 5lh' day Of December,
1879. commencing promptly. at o'eloek p NJ,
the PROPERTY above described, fronting ON the
north side OF Maj shall and the south eide of Clay
street between Norton and Kinney streets. EaGh
LOT has front Of SO by 153 feet inches In
depth to an alley 20 feet vide. These are valuable
and desirable lots, and located, as they are. In a
rapidIy-growing portion Of the west end OF The CITY,
and where substantial Improvements arc being
made. this sale offers unusually good opportunity
TO parties to purchase good lot to erect a home
upon as wei, 10 spectators who desire to take adj
vantage of the times 10 make 4 good investment,
which will prove desirable and very profitable IN
few years.
TERMS UPON THE WHOLE SALE will be $1,000
and cost Of sale In cash; and balance upon credit
of six and twelve months, interest at per cent.
added 10 notes. au6 title retained until all OF the
purchase-money is paid and conveyance Is Or
dered by the Court.
Special attention is invited 10 this large and at
tractive sale OF lots. EDWARD Y. CANNON.
Trustee and Special Commissioner.
ROBERT LYME. Auctioneer. me-
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!. A fashion magazine says: clusters VIII
he wern some what longer this WINTER"
wei, then, by St. George. the men who
wen, them have got to wear stills, tnats
all.--Bartington HaaoEeye.
The following notice has Just been found
IN the door Of a business firm in this city:
6 To Our Creditors: We have busted. AS
everything else is going up, we trust you
will not feel surprised" Camden Post. :.
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By Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionesrs,
No. ) north Tenth street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
FARM IN THE COUNTY OF HENRICO,
FOUR MILES NORTH OF RICH
MOND, ON THE MECHAN-
ICsVILLE TURNPIKE.

by Virtue of a.certnin deed Of trust executed to
the UNDERSIGNED, trustees. by Oscar G.. Cosby ana
Wife bearing dale en- he Sd day Of April. 1877 l. ana
recn ded in the clerks Office OF Henrico County
Court in d. Il. SO, rage 202. default having been
made In the payment of the bond thereby secured;
and bsiDg required to do by tn beneficiary said
deed we will proceed TO sell by anetion .o on ihe
premises, on TUESDAY. December 0, S79 at y
o'clock M. the TRULY VALUABLE Fam "a
known as Olney," upon which the SAID Cosby for,
merly resided, containing ZOE ACRES. said
FARM has upon /, a good DWELLING, containing
about seven rooms and The usual out.hhseS, located
in a commanding view and surrounded by beauttn
shade trees. among which are several monsters OF
The forest. ORCHARDS. both old and young; ycung
VINEYARD. II lies beautifully. and well adapted
to The growth Of anything raised in this section OF
the country 1t has upon it wood enough to furnish
fuel for years 10 come. This farm Is conceko by
all TO be second TO hone in that locality, and wing
almost immediately on the Mechanicspille pike
which Is kept in good order all the year round an
swers a a great induccment TO any one wishing TO
purchase Virginia lands.
TERMS As named In the deed would he cash sur
fciebI tn defrav the EXPENSES Of sale and 10 pay
bond of 5.149.S4. and balance, If any, at such time
as grantore n said deed may Clrect but more liberia
terms will be made known at the time of slle:
JOHN II. GUY.
NJ. 81. GILLIAN.
Trustees.
CuEwS1SC ~ POSE. Aucti0ncers. %
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By w. Goddin, Auctioueer,
CORNER of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES CTION SALE OF
i EIGHT BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN CHELSEA
OR BOWLING GREEN, HENR1CO BY virtue of
trnst deed TO me. dated 14th December, 1873. re-
corded in Henrico County Court in d. B. 102. page
1874, being thereto required by the benetriary.
viii sell on the premises. on SATURDAY, Drcem.
Der g. 1879 at AZ o'clock M, the above-descrfoed
LOTS, having an aggregate front on the north side
Of Chelsea street Of 237 feet by 165 feet TO lgnatius
Allen and others. The special attention Of The en-
poyees at the Chesa peake and Ohio shops ITO which
these lots are very conveniently and others IS part-
cularly called 10 this SALE. They are high and Dry,
with uagufcf mt view OF the city. Title pc -feci.
TERMS: Though the deed requires cash, doubt
less more favorable terms will be accepted and so
announced at the sale.
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mAncnEsrsR Ann v i

f,oan.u qoart The December term O. OF
,,e : i, ss,esi;eld County Court commences
.hss S m"rning. The civil docket Is quite
sra ,a S,,t there are several criminal cases
e nr a,cket The erfaI oil George Washing
snn fcoIoredl. for house breaking, burglary,
and arson. is the most important one on
f1ockef sas S 4. iss36s tsj& " tE
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Iapyovesae,,t. - ity- Engineer Lipscomb
has had force at work during the past
week gravelIiag Perry street between 20
wardin avenue and Seventh street. ibis
Improvement was much needed, ana Wns
prove great help to citizens this winter
who reside in that neigh0erhood. eeVela,
streets 10 other parts OF the city nave nad
granite chippiugs placed on the sidewalks.
n gravel were placed on the clippings it
would make a 6ne walkway.
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BY Jno. 2. Laughton, Jr., Auctioueer,'
No. 9l6 Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAW LIBRARY
Il AT sAUCTION.-By virtue of deed OF trust
1878. duly recorded in Hanover County Court; !
shall sell at auction. at The auction OF John f.
9th day of December lS79 at O'Clock p. d.. about
100 VOLUMES OF VALUABLE LAW.B0OkS,
consisting principally Of VIRGINIA REPoE ..
Catalogues may be had and the books examined on
"a = H.. Trustee.
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EXECUTOR'S SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
LYING ON THE ROANOKE, IN MECkLEN
BURG COUNTY, VA

In pursuance of authority vested in me by The
will of William Townes, deceased, | shall. ut II
O'Clock on THURSDAY the 1st day OF January
1880, In front OF the Clarksvile Hotel In the town
auction zion The LANDS Of which The said WllIiam
Tovnes died possessed. supposed 10 be about 5000
ACRES. A portion Of these lands are considered
among the most valuable in the Valley of the hoan-
eight hundred acres. Several Of the tracts have
valuable Improvements upon ihem. Inal Known
as :. Occnueechee." which was the homestead, mas
upon it a MAG NIFICENT RESIDENCE, and there
VIZ e IsiAE ToWGRoUNDs The Ian are
being surveyed. and plot of Them can be seen Dy
applying 10 the executor. At the same time ana
Mace | shall sell the interest OF the SAID Wlillam
Townes. deceased theing one half, Ia The FERRl
the &C GAINESVILLE FERRY subject 10 lease
for two years. This FERRY, though leased at 4
time Of the grcaiet depression, pays monthly
rental Of thirty collars II 10 be leased or renteq
no1o it would bring much larger sum. :, Al Ana
shall Mt The same time and place. sell SEVERAL
HOUSES and LOTS, owned BY the said William
Townes, deceased, in The town of CiarksVilie:
There is now fair prospect for the completion OF
the railroad from Keysvilie 10 Clarksville and If
TERMS OF SALE: One third of the purchase
money TO be paid in cash on the day of sale; the
residue In two equal annual instruments, tne puf-
10 carry interest from the day of sale at the rate OF
six per cpntum per annum, al d. the Til to be re-
tanned till all the purchase. money Is paid.
THESE lands are mostly rented out for the wear
rights Of tenants for that year purchasers to be ell
titled to the rents and profits. MIR. 4. +, Lewis
who resides upon the premises, Will show these
lands to persons desiring 70 puIehase; coon.,
r. Executor Of William Townes, deceased.
l. M 17.2iaWtds 81
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TAXES.

S~~~-~~~-~~--~~~------------ ,
GtITY TAXES.
OFFICE OF CITY COLLEcToR,}
RICHMOND, VA, November 20, 1879.
This office will be omen daily between the hours OF
O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock p. III. from the 10TH
to The 3lsT DAY OF DECEMBER. inclusive, tor
the purpose of receiving from any person who has
already paid one half OF the city taxes Charged 10
him the remaining half, and that
TEN PER CENTUM
win be added to the amount Of said remaining hal1
of the tax charged In every case where the party
sessed shall fail to pay SAID remaining NAN "hha
the time so limited.
But in case any person having failed TO pay III tbs
month of June one half of the city taxes due IRON
such person, shall fail to nay the whole amoum
thereof on or before the LIST day OF DECEMBER
here shall be added ..,-. r
TWENTY PER CENTUM
rpon the whole amount Of the lax so remaining due
A. r. WOODSON,
no 2q.tDecS1 Collector.
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SUBURBAN PLACES AND FARais.

Anumher OF DWELLINGS FACTORIES
STORES, aud FARMsaFOR RENT ct prices {,
salt the times. By RICHARDSON q co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
& pe2a-lm Liz Main s;1set
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Roll of Honor.-T The following isthe roll
~ honor at the Colored High School Tor
the week ending Friday: Jessie G. Binga,
Mary o. Harris, Alexander Johnson. Han
nah Wiikersor,s Thomas Brown, William
Goode, Thomas Gray, Thomas Johnson,
James Robinson, Angie Epps, David Moon,
James Powell. Horace Jackson.
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The biggest ferry boat in the world made
its trial trip in California twelve days ago.
The Solanowas built for the transportation
Of passenger and freigbt-cars across the
Straits Of Carquinez from Port Costa to- Be-
nicia. Her dimensions are: Length oyer oil,
424feet; length on bottom ishe bias no keel,
400 feet; height OF sides in centre, IL teeto
inches; height OF sides at each end from
bottom OF boat, Is feet 10 inches; moulded
beam, g. feet; extreme width over guards,
116 feet; width OF guards at;centfe OF
boat, Is feet 10 inches; reverse shear OF
deck, d feet. She has two vertical
beam engines OF 80-inch bore and 11.inch
stroke, built at Wilmington, Del. The en-
gines have nominal horsepower Of $500
horses each, but are capableof being worked
up TO 1000 horsepower each. Upon the
deck OF the Solano ere four tracks extend
ing her entire length, with capacity for
carrying forty-eight loaded freight-ears, or
twenty our passenge coaches OF the largest
class The rudders are worked by an n.y.
draulic steering gear, operated by an indie
pendent steaDa-pump. These rtdders are
connected with the ordinary steering.gear
so that in case OF any disarr&rgemens OF
the Hydraulic apparatus the vessel may he
guided by it. The advantage OF this Inn.
proyement is that the immense craft can ibe
handled with ease by one man, whereas. j
the ordinary wheel and system Of steering
were used, six men would be required Of
the wheel. $g
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VALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE
' ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF r ACE BE
SALE.-I am authorized to sell the foregoing DE.
SlRABLE PROPERTY, being the RESIDENCE
now occupied by DIR, r. A. Lewis. The lot has
front OF 65 feet OF more, and depth Of 80 feet TO
a Wide, paved alley. The dwelling contains eight
rooms, besides pantry. bathroom cellar under
every rooml, closets, &c. and the usual Servants
The. back ward there is, handsome assortment Of
flowers, vines, and fruits. The dwelling Is swell
built is in good order. with wide passage running
through the same and the rooms are airy and high
pitched.
TERMS accommodating and price reasonable.
Possession gwen soon. Apply to ": GODDlN
~ "a REQ ct 80 Real Estate Agent.
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DEPAmTa he OF sTnAmEa.s.

DEPARTa RE OF STEAMERS.
TOR NEW YORK.-The Old -&E4
r Dominion Stea msbis Compasy'sssSsasAtssssM
steamship OLD DOMINION, Captain WALKER
will sail TUESDAY. Decem Der 9th, at O'Clock NJ
Freight received until ! o'clock A. N.
Through bills or lading signed and goods TO- .
warded with dispatch to all points north, soutl
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, $12; :teerage, 90 and
60.
For freight or passage apply to
G.. w. ALLEN s. CO., Agents,
de SGT COMMANDS Wharf. Rockets.
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CHEWING C ROSE, Auctioncers.
BY w. Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and AuciOneer,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
JAMESTOWN ISLAND, OF HISTORIC
~ FAME AND NAME, AT TRUSTEES AUG
TON SALE.-By virtue Of the trtst-deed to Inc
underse ned dated 10th Of November, 1871, re-
corded in the clerks office of James Clty county
and the city or WILLIAMSBURG. in Detd-Book l. page
APT, default having been made, and being thereto
required by The beneficiary. will sell in front OF
the United States Courthouse. on Bank between
Tenth aud Eleventh streets. III the city or klci,
mond. on FRIDAY December 10, 1879, at IL
o'clock NJ. the property conveyed oy ana uescrigeu
in said deed as - all that certain TRACT OF LAND,
with the DWELLING. PAPER MIL, and Other
improvements thereon, living ana being IN daines
river in the county OF james City. about SIX ana
one-half miles OF the city of Williamsburg. ana
KNOWN as JAMESTOWN ISLAND, containing ON
THOUSAND AND FOUR HUNDRED ACRES,
more or less 1881 acres by survey, being the
same real estate formerly owned by William Allen"
The RRICK-AND-SL SLATED DWELLING Is near
" new So are also most. If not ALL the other build
ings requisite for the use of the estate. Orchards
containing thousands Of the best fruit-recs About
500 acres OF the finest alluyial soil. reclaimed at
great cost; besides. about 400 acres moreof Vaiu-
able arabic. land-hLTOGETHER MOST VALU-
ABLE ESTATE ENTHUSIASTICALLY. AND AROUND
WHICH CLUSTER THE MOST TIIRILLINGLT IN
TERESTING HISTORIC EVENTS OF OUR COCN-
TRY'S FIRST SETTLEMENT.
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash as 10 the
debt 1877 COO) interest, and expense: of sale, The
following will be accepted: One third In cash, and
the balance at one and TWO years interest payable
half yearly, for nfgoiabe notes. occurred by trust
deed, aud an approved policy OF insurance on the
""-'''"s' j. L. APPERsoN, Trustee,
H. AppERsoN Sa,esm n. de 3
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STATE REVENUE OFFICE
No, 10 ELEVENTH STREET,
December s.. 1879.
T WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
i al 12 NJ. MONDAY. 18th December. at No. 70
north Ninth street, ONE FOOT-POWER PRINT
ING-PRESS. to satisfy ce: tain State tax bills IN my
hands for collection X. II: SMITH,
- he 4 ri Assistant Treasurer.
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PROFESSIONAL.

JACKSON GUY,
ATTORNEY ATLAw AND NOTARY PUBLIC
No. 1914 MAIN STREET tUP-sTAIRsl,
RICHMOND. VA. 80 ( 80 - o. {
CoURT rs: Guy Of Richmond State and Federal,
aud the County end Circuit Courts Of Goochland
and Louisa counties. oc 27-M&Th2uns y
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POSTPONEMENT.

In consequence Of rain. postponed TO SATUR-
DAY December Is, 1879, at Az O'Clock p. II.
- A. b. .APPERs0N, Trustee.
z n FAcTro Salesman de s
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HOUSES AND LOTS.
with or without the modern Improvements. OF a,
sizes, desirably located, for sale on ACCoMM0-
BATTING TERMS. s tlGsS.S3s - ~ I.
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~ = BY j. r. HockadaY.
General Aucticneer AID Commission ,MercnAns'
Mo- 1898 Main street.
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EAST BOUND.

EAST BOUND.
Mail train arrives NJ Richmond daily gX-
cept sunday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Sl5 J.. VI.
Express train arrives ii Richmond daily
Accommodation train arrives a. Rich
mOnd daily except Sunday at........,.9HiO 4. v.
Mixed train leaves Siaun'on A. I:ij \. NJ
taking passengers at GorIonsvll. from the virginia
Midland trair from Washington, and arrives 4:
Richmond IT 90 i. VI.
A connects with Virginia Midland train fr
Lynchburg Danville, and Atlantic Mlsstssippl tHi
Ohio Railroad stations ani with Virginia Nn-
land train, leaving 1T $40 L. NJ fol WaShnEt"n.
connects with Virginia Midland Train i"r
Lyuchburg and Danriile
| I, connects with Valley railroad accommodation
train leaving at 1915 + NJ. for Iiarrls1ubr..
ID connects with Valley railroad train, leaving a
ll:lk A. VI. Cor iiarper's Ferry.
T. connect with stages for Lexington.
f connects with e. l.. :. and T.. L. Steamers for
Portsmouth and Cincinnati
G connects with Scoto Tacy railroad for Tie
Northwest. -
Ii connects with a lines diverg!ng 10 the Wrst,
Northwest, ana Southwest. ". VI. :. DENS,
fu2incer uui Superintendent.
COSwAY X. HOWARD, General Passenger Aut
Ticket Agrnr. u" ~
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GLOVER HILL FARM FOR SA L E
CPRIyATELY UNDER A DECREE OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT OF CHESTERFlELD COUN-
tcrfield county known as "CI.OVER HILL" the
late residence of Judgs James Fl. Cox, and more re-
Gently owned and occupied by James Piper cox,
now deceased. .-s -
The tract contains $40 ACRES. much of which Is
highly improved, with an abundance OF woodland
The HUUsE is large, convenient, and in excellent
order.
For reasons which 1t is needless here to explain,
we offer this property at low price and upon un.
The balance on credit Of ONE txo three, four, and
ave years: interest on deferred instruments to be
paid semi annually.
Apply to either Of the undo rSigned. =.
Il. NJ. LOGAN,
l1o3 Nain street;
D. s. WOODBRIDGE,
606 Leigh street;
do 6nodSt Commissioners. +