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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-23
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HIcunoHD. TnED'G q PoToMAc 2. .. Corf
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET tASEET,
RICHMOND, Va, April 70, 1879.
SUNDAY, MAY A., 1873,
Y y, trains on this road WI u run as follows:
NORTH BOUND.
NO. 1900 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Stree station daily
Except sundays; due at Wash
ington, LILO 7. d.; Baltimore,
SO5 =. NJ; Philadelphia, $50
q PM: New York, 10:05 p. NJ.
Nh 3-5:OO p, NJ. leaves Byrd-Street station daily
due at Washington. 9:55 Z. d.
Baltimore, 1883 p. NJ. Pnila.
delphia, 3:35 A. NJ; New YORK.
NO 1000 p, NJ, zee Heco 81 NJ TRA1S
for Junction. leaves Broad.
Street station daily Except Sun
days).
SOUTH BOUND.
NO. 2-lO:15P.M, arrives at Byrd-Street station
dairy Except Sundaysl. Leayes
New York. s:l5 A. NJ; Pills
delphia. 1l:45 A. a.; Balti.
more, $50 P. 81; Washington
No,4 1885 A. H., arrives at Byrd-strees station
daily. Leaves New Ysrs, l0:0e
P. 81; Philadelphia, 1:1o A
NJ; baltimore, 4:55 A. NJ.
Washington. 6:5O A. 81.
NOS $40 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
arrives at Broad-Strcet station
daily Except Sundaysl
General Ticket Agen.
EFT. d. MYERS. General SuperiHtandent ap ~
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BY james Ii. Taylor & son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
oa,cer corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A C .3 aC siE
ARTE FRAME DWELLING. AND Ld2I, sT1 I,
I1.T q m q IN THE NORTB SIDE OF BEEERLY
OK 0 iHARVIE STR EFT, ABOUT 90 FEE T,T MN
OF THE CORPORATION LINE. Al AUSdi ~ r
R 3 THOMPSON and wife to the undersigned as trs
tee dated February O. 1877 ard OF record 10 I'M ne
clerks office Of H.nrtco County an In neSo
table note mentioned default paying =, ise r
made in the payment OF said n9te, ama At 70 ee at
9 9uise aucion upon the premises on THURSDAY
The 2Sd day OF October at ~ O'clock If
nt pNoi in Square No. 4 of Allan's plan, frons,
ing ON the north side Of Beverly or Harv,e streea SU
by i20 feet 10 an alley LIZ feet vide VIII h''e
TERMS: Enough IN cash TO pay the expenses Oh
sale and the sum Of $780, with interest III. nereo Sil
from September abl b pa,n @ at The
Sonr Of sale. a. SELDOM TAYLOR, Trustee;
JAMES nj. TAYLOR IL Son, AuctoneeTs. oc 10
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=AUcTrorsAIr.s...ra.nr Days.
~ Jro. .. Laugh ton. Jf.. Anctioreer,
o18 Main street.

ELEGANT FRENCH-PLATE MIR
Ia RoRs. ENGLISH BRUSSELS AND oTAPE Ess,
.CHaMBER FURNITURE. MATING, GAs-FI :s7,
LURES. sEyEN-oCTAvE Observation-Disclosures re, y f2I fNs
CoRNICEs, &C.. AT. AUUTI0Ns.By direction, OF
Mrs. James lyons, who has moved into 81, snl a1,,
house, I shall een ut auction, on MONDAY INC I'm
instant. ut 10 O'Clock. at the store NO, oo1 aa,n
street which has been rented for the purpose, ne,y
all or the HANDSOME FuHsL ncsnnsd rf nv the
I STPFRI1R sEyEN.OGTAyE ROSEWOOD
CASE CHICKERING PIANO, in excellent OF
ENaIIsH-BoDY BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, and
other CARPETS and RUGS: ,,nn,-r.,
EXTRA LARGE and SUPERIOR rh ~ I'll.
PLATE MANTEL- MIRRORS, In Rlit Irames,
PARLOR FURNITUKE. in complete snl.s, In In
SIX. Coletine, and Velvet Plush' IN rose"ooa
REcLfSING-. LIBRARY, and GRACE
TETEHA-TETE SOFAS. in Velvet Plush ); s,-,rs
WALNUT and COTTAGE CHAhbEh so1As'
7 s T11g MnRpRoossETS;ooD EXTENSION Pc.
DESTAL DiNING-TAgLE: ,>,s ,5 :,
large lot Of FINE SILK G0 = III IS
S sMTioIE RRAsSan CLAw-FEET TABLES,
SOFAS, LOUNGES. TABLES, CHAtHs: 49,.
MARBLE-TOP CENTRE and FANCY IA
BLES. r,n1rcE.
together with large assortment OF useiul ~ ss-
KEEPING ARTICLES too NUMEROUS 10 men
The FURNITURE viii be arranged and ready Tor
Examination on Saturday morning: Certainty no
larger assortment of good secono,nanu NH e
has been offered for sale at aueti9n 10 tnS Gs Aoi
oc % Auctioneer.
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RioaaosD, o ctooer q, 1872 2 = !,

Ricnnoap, tober u, -. y..5
Eaisors D;spasc Gun anssses e 81. Sson
spras question q Monday PAYNE sh'1s,, e ssy
risconstrued BY some you VII sp,,k nre ss II.
reetlv Tie question. /. Can under any eir,
n srs nd. one De Junior unless llaineu
after bis father 8 - o., /,
CertainlY, Young James Lyons properly
writes his name James Lyons, Jr., because 2
his grandfather bears The same name as DIS.
So Senator William e. Hinton, OF Peters
burg, writes bis name William E. Hinton
Jr., because his uncle's name is the same as
his 1--WE are informcdl.
In Hampshire county, some years ago.
there were three men bearing the same
name, who were called respectively Rooer.
n. Powell, 1st, Robert NJ. Powell, I'd ana
Robert NJ. Powell, 3d-we presume De-
cause they did not belong to the same lam
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-23
By Robert 3. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street. Richn ond, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT ELE-
l. CANT FIRST-CLAsS FOUR-ST0RY DE.
TACHED STUCK-BRICK RESIDENCE No. l07
EAST CARY STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND
SECOND STREETS. NOW OCCUPIED by a. d..
CHOCkLEY. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-iin exscu-
ton OF certain deed of trust from A. D. ChockleV
trustee for Locke Fl. Chockey, &c, dated 9th
April. 1878, aud of record in Richmond Chancery
Court ~ B. 1l2 b. page $40, being required so TO
do by the holder of The note secured by said deed
default having been made in the payment OF the
same. will Offer for sale. uDon the premises, on
TUESDAY The 4ih day of November. S79. At
o'clock P. NJ, the above. described VALUABLE
PROPERTY. The house IS built OF the bast mate
rtas, costing to build over $4,000: has very
wide hall through It, and contains about ten or
twelve rooms, two bathrooms and closets, and mas
water Oh each floor. The rooms are of q splendid
pitch, and are furnished with Cue marble mantel-
pIecos and gas-fxturcs. and La,r0bc Stove. &c. !;
iron raj ing front and rear porches; shruboory,
&C., in back yard The nu:-building5 consist OF
detached brick kichon of four rooms and large
brick stable fronting i wido alley in the rear.
The lot fronts 30 feet Cary street. and runs BACK
1855 feet to an alley. This is truly one OF the most
desirable residences for sale being convenient
to business, &C., and the ncignborhood one OF the
btst in the city.
TERMS Liberal, and announced at sale.
i. 4. MEAGHER,
ii. G, CANNON.
Goa Trustees.
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BY Paine @ Nowitn. Ancttonecrs'
No.F1312 Main street.
r AReE AND EXTRAORDINARY
1000 PAIRS PANTS, COATS, AND VESTS,
AND
SO PIECES sEAsoNABLE AND STYLISH
PIECE GOODS, At AUCTION.

The subscriber having just returned from inc
northern markets. where he purchaser Tor casn !
very large and beautiful assortment OF SEASONA-
RI GOODS. proposes TO sell Tho same at pnb.tc auc-
iion at his store No. 1425 Main street; hs
goods win ba sold In ENTIRE SUITS, or COATS,
PANTS, and VESTS separately, as may be pre-
ferred: measure TO be taken and goods mace up IN
given employment, or the purchaser, II he prefers
it. may have the goods made mp by other parties.
Perfect satissaction given or no safe. he fattcr5
himself from his known reputation In this city,
that those purchasing viii be fully satisfied mat
what he promises will be performed. me pubic
are assured that every garment oHefed VIII, p o:i-
lively be sold and from the extent Of the display
The most fastidioms may be suited.
will also sell SO PIECES CHOICE WOOLiENS
OF The latest importation. Also, CASTOR BEA-
YER, and PILOT CLOTHS for gentlemen's over.
coats. and very fine REAVER for lanles' sacques'
NORRIS NELSON,
1925 Msin street.
Sale conducted by PAINE & NowLIN, Auc-
tiOntprc. W El
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By Frank ID. Hill Il 20. snd Chewing Rose,
Real Estate Agents and AucIioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
/ FARM ABOUT TEN MILES ABOVE RICll-
MOND IN HENRI(:O COUNTY. CONTAINING
FOUR HUNDRED AND FORTI.FOCR ACRES;
AT AUCTlON.-By Virtue OF deed OF trust dated
juno 9, 1878. duly recorded In Henrico County
Court in d. 8. o. page 232 and ut the request OF
the beneficiary, default having been made In The
The premises on MONDAY. November 3. 1879. ut
IL o'clock 81. the FARM described In said deed. rs
follows All that certain TRACT OR PARCEL OF
LAND lying AM! being in the county of Henrlco,
about ten miles above The city Of Richmond. known
as the I" Old Home containing FOUR liUNDEED
Formerly owned by Mr.. John 4. Glaz.hrook. The
improvements aIe ample and In good order. The
land is well timbered and convenient TO llc rail-
road.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses If sale and 10 pay
note Tor 1895 due June 10. 1879; $40 on the
18Th june 1880: 1855 on The 18Th June, SOL:
balance on terms to be announced by the grlntor IN
said deed ROBEEl G. SUIT.
oc 30 Trustee.
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,.argHEsrER AND vIcIEITr..

mn J. p,,,s5,, nass Coapention az Cca :,
iac .i..ss,, The Read usters' !" blue :
- ga meeting was held E Coatnesd: 10 1iisss
MAJ aSsi ns nannfy. Yesterday. Candidates Tor
saMo,,se d. Delegates III opposition TO the
sIo bin were nominated. or father
nndorsed. The attendance, as was ea-
s,ansed Wa unusually small The Man.
chester delegation Edward Gallagher anu
-. Moselyl went out In 3 body. Ine plo ,.
ression. however, Yves not very long, nus
nne M The delegates, who was anucipati.s
,,n,;tiral honors. wore quite long !sce an
consequence Of the gloomy future winch
was before him. ro q ,ou,
ond for betwecn.0 DR.. Whitehead ana
-H1 A ndersor,, OF Matoaca, and A. /. sgd
nor. OF Manchester, composed the entire
list Of delegates from that county. PoW-
hatan. too, was as poorly represented. Ihe
delegates from that county were DR.. Hen
ming fwho was chairman o. the meetnS)
from Spencer, and Benjamin Watkins, ST.
Benjamin Watkins, Jr., David e. watkins,
Edward Scott, ST., and James MOSS, Irot
Huguenot district. The Watkinses were
out 10 full force. and were able TO contro
the vote OF Powhatan. xr.,.o
The Convention nominated DT. w nite'
head for the Legislature, and endorsed ma =
Tor Joseph Walker for the Senate ana Jei
ferson Lewis (coIored) for the House.
The two last named are Republican can
didates, who were recently nominated
They are also opposed to the McCuiiocs
BILL ~
John Cox (colored the brother OF Chas
fain. the noted murderer, was thrown oul
in the cold BY the Readiustcrs on account
"a ~, sondnnse FOR thu Nc(,ulloch plan, q M
DIR. Whitehead took his place upon TIT
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RICHMOND AND rETFNrai"',
RAILROAD CO',"INF.

RICHMOND AND vETFN-ai&',
RAILROAD toN"'NF.
SOIMENCING SUNDAY. .lui! d. I>'''
~ trains On this read will rGE rs iot.'F''
LEAVE RIcHM0HD SovrH.
l1:55 A. H., THROUGH NAIL daily, con8~,st
FOR Charleston, -aya'n.'.. \ -
and Aiken tvia Charleston a.
jacksonville. Stops "lh, .. ~"
aud Manchester. and L. tiAt-"''
signal. ,,,
500 A. NJ, ACCO3fMo d ATIUN a'',H M, w..
close connection i: I't'Es"-'-T 49,.
the Atlantic. Mi>>!ss'il ti -
rai-a;,d fer Bristol, t@A'Iu..'
Nashville, Memphis, hIh''''.[
Farlny!lic. and o;hcr ioca s'' '. . r,.
that read, mako, sam '1.ht .,t.
any other line. sici'' - -
stations. .-,c
5:oop. ". ACCOMIoDATtoX TIE lx'.: a. *
iexcep, sunday. saS'tnErL ,.,,,,',...
this train will GiLke c!-ss
at Petersburg fer Nc!'.''' ...,
lO:s5 p, ", THROUGH MAIL 1a&,' t';, III,
for Weldon. W.lmins'""' ,I, -
Charleston, savannah" = o,.,'.rr-y
lurhia, Atlanta. Mac""' u. =, ..,,..:
Mobile, New ORLEANS. St' - 49,. ,.r--
South and SoulhwCI Nv Z, ".
fnY-car from MahiHS'vH Sta,a.
minyton, Savannah, aAd i...,z:tr
Stops oniv IL Mancl.st,' 10
and HALFWAY on si."i'
LEAVE PETERSBURG H'"''' a..,,t
e.35 A. n, THROUGH MAIL ct..E. .. }}i ~
with Richnloau, FFe''SS;; ~ ,r,.,,l Sur;!.,
-... Potomac railroad io- ~ - N.rrste-
Fast, and Wes!. Stops - ti,,t.Way
Ter aud Chester, and i: mi''
aud Al D.ury's Blut, OF $50 t,,,y
a.o,A " ACCOMMODATIONS TRAN III 81.
o. 'A'' ieIcrp: sunday. s:'!' ~
lions. rr,,S d-.'N
ON ACCOMMODATES INAtH. Ms
''A0 Iexcept Snadayt. sop Im%,iGW4! -
chester and Chester All" iN'
Oh signal. ,,- .cnnec.as
500 r " Win RIchnoui, Fv.deTHieS "nja;s -!
WI West. Also, sisAinS eio's and Ob.e
sioa with the Chesale"nSn rlngs ard
ra Mno.ts North aud West, LA s:d
stops Al Manchester anr But, "
sgnal. ...,,r, will SAT- 4'-
the AppeMattox depot TRAINS iesve pn,st,.
,, sJS "a kY & u.sa $50 ;o sas;
sa SsS go a. II. and S1s aA WY
mY3
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents anu AucuonccEs'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

MINE SMALL TRACTS OF FALUA-
" DLE LAND LYING ABOUT FOUE WILL
WEST OF THE CITY OF RlCllE0N!n AD'
JOINING THE LANDS OF WILLIAM BHi,N, "
ING AND TIL Sc FORMERLY oWAED ~
AMBROSE HUTCHtSON. BEING SIB.Ds !.
SIONS OF THE WESrWOOD" Ita'I. ~
AUCTION-We will sell al auction. on thc l,lc,!i
ises on MONDAY the Sd day OF NoySihDrr,, co ~
mencipg at ~ O'Clock NJ, tho VAL ABi.F. It.Nt
OF FARMING LAND above relcrre" TO- "i,lc"
win be divided into nine parcels Upon INC il"'.SC
tract which contains 9 21-lOO acre arg tllc
mansop and Other buildings S,ltaple lor iarili.
md n large orchard of The choicest varieties OF
Srrits Thp residue n; the ianf Is divilca INTO c'Sht
trars Of from 81 Ia acres. al having good fronts
az roads leading into the WeStham p'aHkroad anl
ir,n rho Rr0uI-s!re road. al0rug 10 the owners
,ur onion of either Of these popular ihoT"u@hi;ifes
:" Inc civ whilst the Grove road. when extended
viii mass through considerable portion OF HE pro-
perry. , NJ, to-. ,,,oro ,-o f,o1.
T6GE-BUILD ISGS. and each oncof he niue tracts
Is made llu OF cleared and wooded lands Ill far pro-
portions. ,, /, .,o ,,,,,,ot;,,o ~;
reriiou Of the growth Ot the city, aud their aual
ability in the main 10 Ill: production OF All me
crops Of lhi- section. facts wch shou't thSaEc
The attention both or The capitalist looking To- the
future, value OF this property and OF inc aSfcal-
iursts who desire small farms close 10 nllrke'.
TIE TERMS will be liberal, ana VIII &c an
nounced at the time OF the sale.
''""N|N GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS.
&C 16 -NnctloIccls.
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J. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctioneer oc2i

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE, MILLS, &c.-By virtue of
deed of trust executed 10 me by ii. Mctiehee aud
wife OF Person county, N c.. and regist tered in the
registers books of said county. Book ". page go,
will sell at public auction. on The Sd DAY OF No
VENEER NEXT, upon the premises, the following
property
l. a LARGE AND VALUBLE MILL, 40x5O
feet and foRr stories high. II has two eorn-mils
and TWO wheatmills, driven by one turbine and TWO
overshot wheels It's capacity for storing wheat Is
froia six to seven thousand bushels. There Is saw
mill. cotton-gn, milier's house, and workshop AZ.
tached.
connected Herewith, upon which lot there Is um-
ber.house aud blachsmith-shop. =:
8. The LAND known as The Woodbnru tract, con-
sistins OF some 200 ACRES. The land Is divided
into convenient tracts all well wa!ered and having
q due proportion OF wood. Ts each tract but one
there Is attached body OF excellent low-grounds,
aud tpon all but one there are butldings-some OF
exhibited OH day OF SALE and tie lands shown. to-
getber with the surveys, to any person making APP
nication to the undersigned at any time before the
day Of sale.
4, a VALUABLE LIBRARY.
6. The CROPS oil Com, Wheat, Tobacco, Fodder,
and Oats: also, TEAMS and PLANTATION M
ELEMENTS il,sss
TRRMs The real estate upon tho terms Of one
third cash, ore third IN one year. and one third In
two years. With interest on The deferred payments
from the dav Of sale until paid; and the other pro-
perty and effects tor cash.
- = JOHN w. CUNNINGHAM. Trustee.
PERSON COUNTY, N. O., september Is, 1879.
ss 19-W26&Q e3 &dCc22, Its
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Suit AGAINST Manchester.-The suit OF
Meredith Us. The City OF Manchester VIII
be called in the Hastings Court during tue
present term. Meredith sues to recover
damages which be claims to have sustained
by the grading OF the streets several years
ago. The property which is alleged 10 be
damaged is situated on Decatur between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. This suit has
been tried once before, and was decided in
favor of Manchester, but new trial was
obtained. Should it be decided in Mere
dith's favor it is thought that number OF
others who claim to have similarly suffered
will institute like proceedings.
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LABOR EXCHANGE.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC CHARITIEs,}
ALMSHoUSE BUILDING,
RICHMOND, VA, September "A, 1879.
"LABOR EXCHANGE HAS BEEN
n ESTABLISHED, under the supervision of the
undersigneA for the purpose OF obtaining work Tor
the uneiu pi6yed and homes for INDECENT children of
ibis city. ., ,-,,>~
OPENED, Ia connection with the department OF
Outdoor Poor" where applications OF those seek
Ing employment and those desiring 10 employ per-
sons can be registered. ...
Persons representing various trsdes and occupa-
lions are DOW registered for employment.
Tho:e in want OF SERVANTS, EABORERS, &c .
are requested to call at or correspond With this
Office.
Letters should be addressed 'SuPERINTEN-
DENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES, RICHMOND,
VA" marked LABOR EXCHANGE"
CHARLES 7. BIGGER.
Sc 24.3m Superintendent OF Public CHARITIES.
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BY ChafIin, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Arents and Auctioncers'
No. l north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
" ABLE FARM CONTAINING 227 ACRES,
on THE CRAIGTON ROAD ABOUT FoUK
MILES FROM THE CITY o. RICHMOND. Bf
AUCTION-By virtue of decree of the ChancerT
Court OF the city OF Richmond, In the causes OF
Thompson Us. Bedford and as. and Robertson
trustee, Us. Brown and ais, entered on the l6ln
day OF October. 1879. the undersigned, speclal
commissioner thereby appointed VIII sell ~ front
OF Hcnrico county courthouse. on MONDAY. No
yember 1s. 1879. At II O'Clock NJ Chat being
cours-day). that VALUABLE TRACT OF LAMP
ca lied .HhYPORT.n situated on the CraIgton ROAD
four miles from The city OF Richmond, and former
~ owned by j. Fl. Council. ESD, containing " re-
cent survey 227 ACRES. one half OF which IS me
river bottom. and the remainder wei adapted 10
trucking. The FARM is in L good state OF cultiVa-
ton. The DWELLING Is commodious ana COM
Portable having been repaired and partly oullt III
the last few years. 1t IS elegantly situated ID
shady yard near the public road. The out-5ui'Gings
ara such as are Usually found on farm OIL trlS
Kind, and in good condition.
TERMS: Whilst the decree prescribeS one lhlrH
cash. and the balance In two equal selHi anhua m
staments. with interest added for negotiable notes.
and the lille retained until the whole Of the plr-
chase III oney is paid and u conveyance ordered by
the Court, yet the commissioner has authority 70
alter the terms if lie should see fit on the day OF
sale. -
Those wishing to see map Of the property can
do 50 by calling on the auctionccrs. MesSrs. Catn
Staples 4 co, HENRY W. HOBSON,
Special Commissioner.
CuArFIN, STAPLES 6 Co, Auctionecrs.
0 Dc-G3taw,Ew3t
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JOSH BILLINGS On MARRIAGE.-Sum peo.
pie marry bekase they think wimmin will be
scarce next year, and live to wonder how
the stock holds ont.
Sum marry to get rid OF themselves, and
discover that the game was one that two
can play at. and neither win.
Sum marry for love without cent in their
pocket. nor friend in the world, nor q
drop OF pedigree. This looks desperate,
but is the strength Of game.
Sum marry Ia haste, and then set down
and think IL carefully over.
Snm think IL carefully over iuSt, and
then set down and marry.
No man kan tell fist exactly what calico
has made up:i.er mind tew do. Calico don't
know herseif. Dry goods of all kinds IL
the child Of circumstance.
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by Chaflin. Staples & Co..
Real Estate agents ana Auctioneers,
No. north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUA
BILE FARM on JAMES RIVER, IN POWIIA-
TAN COUNTY. EY AUCTION.-By virtue of two
certain deeds OF trust, dated respectively July l,
1873 and February l, 1876. made by 4. D. Nose
duly recorded, and the debts thereby secured being
due ana unpaid, and being required by The bene-
iriary. shall sell By public aucfion, on the prem
+. 81, the FARM above described. and now In The
occupancy OF Dir. Bellamy. containing Two Il );
FINE LAND, with 4 small FRAMED DWELL
ING and the usual out buildings thereon. Besides
the value of this land for farming purposes. II Is
Situated in the heart Of the coal region. and no
doubt has very valuable deposits OF bituminons
coal -.
TERMS: The deeds require cash rs n he wholc Oh
,ba debts secured Int arrangements will he nrte to
Give the purchaser more favorable terms OF pay =
meut III desired on the day Of sale.
CATHERINE WILLS,
Executriy OF William Willis, Dr., Trustee, deceased
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By Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and huctirneer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ NICE FRAME
L TENEMENT OF FIVE ROOMS: SITE a AT r;
on THE WEST LINE Of MAYO STREET Ef.
TWEEN FRANKLIN AND ROSS STREETS. Al
AuCTIuN.-In execution Of certain n,eT OF ir,dsI
dated 10th June, 1878, from Thomas /. luin-
nhrcys and wife 10 the undersigned, rs trustee.
aud duly recorded In hG c,rrS'; office OF nc Ri1
ctfrr for sale, upon the premises. on TUESDAY the
2ist day OF october. 1879, a * o'clecE +. ~. be-
crtd bv said deed, default ha"ng been made in the
payment Of the same. I'LL the PkoptRTI ccnveyed
by said deed. The HOUSE is situated on the corner
Of Peach street or cypress alley. and will n I'LL
times command good tenant and pay we'll as III IN
yestmelt. The lot fronts - feet on Mayo street ana
runs back $50 feet.
TERMS: Cash rs to expenses o. sale and suthc!en-
cy to ply OF note of $3.50, with all costs CHARGES
Np thereon If any balance upon terms 10 gwen
\; sale ROBERT 3. LYME, Trustee.
POSTPONEMEST.
The above safe IS postponed on account OF NE
weather until FRIDAY the 9th day OF OCTOBER
SO at SAME hour. ROBERT Is. LYME,
orDS Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-23

Hustinqs Court Hastings Court
William /. Clopton iudse-will be IN ses-
sion this morning at 10 O'Clock. 80.
The case OF james Ambers Tor assuming
Peler Branch (colored), which came up
from the Mayors Court on an appear, was
tried Tuesday evening, and resulted IN IN
honorable acquittal, the decision OF Tue
Mayor being reversed. :,
The suit OF Fisher Us. Vickers will be
called this morning. This suit has occa-
stoned good deal OF interest here, and the
facts in The case have already been pub
lished in the Dispatch. Fishers damages
are placed at $1,000.
The Court will be engaged in transactIng
civil business the balance OF the term.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-23
BY Grubbs 6 Williams
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
No. 4 Eleventh street, between Main ana banh'

A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE, WITH
n FOuR ACRES OF LAND ATTACHED, ON
GROVE AVENUE. JUST BEYOND THE Ctr y,
LIMITS, AT AUCIiON.-on III I'll Cks ,, l, I ,5o
n wss1Ese: The VERY BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE on
Grove avenue formerly owned by 4. II. Montelro,
The late Colonel j. 4. johnson for his own use, and
in its construc hon no expense was spared to make
IL complete. II is admirably planned ana Deautl,
ornamenta-trees, flowers. and shrnbbery, and with
= little expense could be made one of the loveliest
homes i'm the vicinity of the city. There are at
tached FOUR ACRES OF LAND. which lies beau
tiruy and the property being In tho direct line OF
the growth OF the city, the day cannot be far distant
when IL must become valuable for building lots
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at six twelve,
and eighteen months for notes, with interest added,
and secured by trust-deed.
GRUBDS s. WILLIAMS.
oc16 huctiOneers.