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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-13
40. By W Godnn. -
J, Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
conner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE Hun.
Il DRIED AND TWENTY ACRES lM0RE, Of
Less OF WoQD;LAND+ IN ENG M sa,i1rInS
S az Tr Y6 Sfk RIVER III NEAR
s sG ysE r AND aATTAfDNt RTyEKs-sy viz
Ei t SI Entered on he 18th April 1879 in the
case of Siearns against lsaacs 4 johnston, trus-
ieesr &C., The undersigned Blair Burwell, JT., the
corded in King WILLIAM County Court, On
The 18th October, 1866. vii! oiier ior sate
mond, corner Of Bank and Eleventh streets. on
~ TRA6r n 81 o #o1b y lssH kF
FROM the Courthouse to west Point contninins $50
veyed 10. Joseph Brunimell by William Hill dated
Isl January, 1864. known as The :. Wood Farm Ear
sd01hSs 5act @ vi ae9 Msm Elm or
Formerly resided; on the east lands now or former
ly belonging to Miss Mamie L. GREGORY; ON the
samuel h. Pitcher: end on the west. the main road
leading from King William Courthouse to " est
Point also adjoining the lands of T; II. Slaughter
and Mr.. Thorne The whole tract Is covered by
woods. Of which it Is estnatsd that there are rom
$50 to 200 cords first quality pine wood from 800
to 1000 cords second quality ron t,oo9 10 d,ouv
oak railroad ties. and large Quantity OF chestnut
and spruce-pfne. The land Is within one mile VI
Sweet. Hail station. and about two miles from gooo
laumngs on the Mattaponi and i'amunkey rivers,
so that The wood, &c, can be easily and eheaply
transported to market. There are two grtst- and
saw-1ls convenient to the tract. and The fact that
tits so near railroad station and navigation gives
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at six. twelve,
and eighteen months for bonds bearing interest,
An all or the purchase.money Is paid and cOvey-
ance OF drrcd by tic Court. The taxes Tor 1879 to
be paid by the purchassaIr Stair rrRwr1,,. JR
my1O.lOt Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-13
BY Robert 8. Lyme. =,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
u.s 1912 Main street,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
" VALUABLE MAIN STREET STORES: AND
okE BTIGk SERRE ASPP nMEk aN G GohkhakMM
sSF E ANb TVS 1A61NT oTs AbJuN
ING TIE ABOVE: AMP ERGHS,TIINsCG IN, IN TIE h
MT hT ~ Of SEAAM fbEET
Richmond entered OIL Ihe 5lh dry OF May. 1879 in
suit .s decree to the
premises, on WEDNESDAY the 2lst day OF May
1879 at q Hon Nth
and DIV ELLING over same, now occupied by Dayid
Rose, ESQ., rs dry. goods store and dwelling. Ids a.
property fronts the south side Of Main street 23
feet between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets and
is GOOD location for that business or any oher anu
will ut all times command good tenants. Ibe pro-
pcrty Is in very good order. The lot extends back
to an alley In rear. H.. --'.'' 49,, D.
second. Immediately after the above, STORE and
DWELLING over same, No. 2O1 cast Main street,
east or and adjoining the engne.hoiise me lot ana
building front on south .iGc OF Main street between
dwelling overhead contains about len rooms. gas;
water, &c. This store will pay good interest," ana
Is worthy Of attention. =
LARGE AND NEW STORE AND DWELLING
This is a, weIl.bnirt aud desirable stand. and is
amongst the best property IN Rocketts having cost
Mr. Rose during his lifetime considerable amount INT
Graham street. Tie dwelling overhead contains 1--WE
rooms. The lot is 80 feet front on Graham street,
and extends Dack SONG CCllstueFilDS heptH vi
avenue. 1t has a large stable, water, &c, on the
premises. .
the TWO LOTS adjoining this store on Its north 20
feet I'm Depth These lots really as pretty and as
desirable for building purposes as any in that local
ity.
Terms: Under decree, will be one fourth cash I;
idue at six twelve, and eiyhteen months ersai5'
and title retained until all of the purcase-moncY Is
paid and co 9veyauee is ordered by The Court
Special attention is Invited 10 the sale Of this va-
able property. The auctionecr Will give any FUR
ther information required before day OF SALE.
saw A. NJ. KELLEY,
INV Gilt SDccial Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-13
AUCTION Sales.--future sfeys.
BY Chafin, Staples & Co., Aucttoneers,
...:.. No. Eorth Tenth street. 80

SALE OF A VALUABLE
L FARM IN POWHATAN ChTNTY:-By virtue
OF dc ell of trust executed TO me by John + mt
field and wife, bearing date the 21St day OF Decem-
Der $40, and recorded In the clerk Office OF lnW-
hatau County Cour, on The 231 day OF December,
1876. shall If the request OF the person secured
BY said deed, proceed 10 sell at pubic aucl2n on me
premises. Mt IL o'clock IL. on the 10TH DAI OF
MAY. 1879. that. certain TRACT OF LAND de-
scribtd In said deed rs lying In powlatah county.
Va, containing LOTT hCRES,slorc or So. now In
the occupancy of said John f. Whitfield. The said
tract consisted originally OF TWO parceiS-ouc known
rs .Farming;on." aiDing about 700 acres. con-
veyed 10 said Whitfield by John NJ. sly and wife. and
tG, other known as Middlcscx, Continuing nbont
3I7 acres. conveyed to said Whitfield by Juhn +.
Law, trustee: the entire tract OF ,0lT acres, more
or less. being bounded by the lands OF Augustine
RoyulL wilson Ninfrec, John {. P0rterS estate, Inc
lands lately owned by DIR. David McCaW: and the
lands OF William II. Wesson ana - WILKINSON.
The said tract Is valuable farm about twenty-hve
miles from Richmond. well wooded and watered,
and with AN EXCELLENT DWELLING. HOUSE,
OFT. buildings. orchard, &c.
TERMS. Enough c:Sh 70 nay The expenses or sale
ard u note for 81 500, with Interest from the Goth
day Of December. 1878: and the residue on tuch
terms as the said John f. Whitfield or his assigns
may direct: and In of HE their failure 10 awe
such direction the said residue shalt be payable In
three equal instalments st three, six, aud twelve
months with interest added from day of sale, decd
of trust to be taken from the purchaser to secure
such deferred iuStalmenis. =. B.. a...
INV IS THOMAS II. GUM, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-13
BY W. Geddln,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

AND ASSIGNEE'S SALE
7A 81 HsiHTF 6N !SFk kYE
SAEX III kIGHAERSoS SSsr.,S Con
Wellington Goddin. trustee In certain decd of
trust executed by Ben1amin Co,lreli ana diners,
dated LIST Of March s79 d%y IN
Lathrop, assignee of benjamin Cottrell, bankrupt.
both OF US acting under an order OF the District
Court OF the Uni ed States In The matter Of BcDja
min Cottrell, bankrupt. entered OH the 10Th april,
1879, will sell ut public auction, IN front OF the
Custom. house, In the city Of Rtchmongs on Bank
18th NAV, 1879. at l2 O'Clock d., auuni,ivided
INTEREST n. THE TRACT
OF LAND above referred to, containing 1883 $40
This tract of land Is so we'll known in james City
county that a further description Is deemed unne-
cessary. bur for the information OF strangers who
may wish to purchaset!. it may not be improper to
say that II has front on York river OF about Two
miles and extends back for more than mile: The
largest timber TO Some extent has been cut from
this land: Du: there is sill on II consderabe guam
THY of wood of small and large growth, There IS
on asgs as
ings. Some of the land is cleared and well adapted
for 1ruckns-faIms and naSinG 80 1 rg Irpn on
products 10 the northern markets. AS the properly
will positively be sold, persons may attend tue SAFE
WITH tn e 6e So divided IL into parts as to
give r,ver-fronts TO them ~ 80 -. '--.-'.
The deed of trust requires cash sale. bnt we are
authorized to say that fourth cash, ba auce at
sx;twclvc, and eighteen months, bearing interest,
secured by 4 deed oftrust, will be accepted; the
taxes for to be Rad ~ ,bf
%. :.a, s. P..LATHROP. Assignee,
Special Commissioners United States District Court,
p. g. nI ann authorized by the heirs of n. Lee
Powell, who own The other undivided one fourth: TO
that they will sell thr
an 1926 so&mys, 6le&I87t y 49,. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-13
BY Robert Is. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
-. 1912 Main street. Es

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ABOUT
OTWENTY BUILDING lots ON SMITHS
HILL. ERONTlNG'0N SIXTH, SEVENTH. AND
EIGHTH STREETS, NEAR CROUCH. PRESTON,
AND OTHER STREETS, IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, BY AUCIlON,-In pursuance. OF cer,aih
decree of HE Chancery Court OF the city Of Rieh-'
mond, entered on the I'd day of July. sss In tue
suit styled Hushes u.s. Knowles Leo, et als tnsrsil
ipendHg we, ;ille undersigned, appointed speeiaai
conmssione-s for the purpoe win proceed 70 sen;
upop the premises. on FRIDAY the. lUth Gay OF
MAY. 1879. commencing At 5 O'clock T. NJ, about
TWENTY DESIRABLE BUILDING LQTS,front
Ing about 80 feet each by 100 feet dcep.d9
This sale offers IN unusually good opportunity 70
parties OF small means and purchasers Tor specnia-
don or Otherwise, being situated that they VIII
greatly Improved and enhanced in value by the new
GRADES aud Inanynew houses being erected hear TO
them aud being so contiguous 10 the central por-
ton OF the city.
TnE TERMS unber the DECREE Will he one fourth
cash; balance upon u credit OF fouc, eight and
twelve months, tie purchaser 10 give. negotiable
notes. with SIX per cent. added and The title
10 be retained until all The purchac- Is paid
aud u conveyance ordered by the Court. IS
plat or the property eau be seen &C the office OF
the auctioneer. SCI A. M. KELLEY. lss%s
STE.t ~ JOHN HUNTER JR.,
81 ~ JAMES FL. DuOLEY,
my10 Spseia. commissioners.
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pre,ay.ery o. 4 s;reeaorle'
SECUSD Da,l 1SVssS ~ : ),
!, - y ,,xc SyNtss,, ~, 4 s go y

! = sr YgASss. w. 81, My s,
s. q, ,his snnrn;no,s session OF G fecn ofieF
xaeeshvtery Rev. w. r. Wilhelm. OF aone-
ssyss,1erp PresbYfery, ssas invited ~ ~ ~
rssorresI,Dn ding menabe ], ~ il, !,
srs,s most 81 this day was taken up WIN
hrari,g tue statistical reports asoaI w
sr.,r,rehcs. An interesting SION spL1ans
SUP as 10 whether Ia repolling unus, . .se
heal os st pastors salary aciuasly pa,u
session should include amounts pau w ss,e
salary for the current year aions, ~ a a,o
amannss that may be paid on salaries aue
and unpaid for preceding years. The iat-
ter seemed to be the view OF the ifespy-
terry. ).
RECESS wss taken from IL to so clock. da-
ring which a ser mon WIS preached by kev.
). 81. Lips. :, 4, -, 80
After recess the time was taken up IN re-
ceiying. hearing, aud referring the reports
fromthe churches. Upon resolution ohereu
nv Mr.. Lipsit was decided TO appoint COM
-.;t,an cnmnosed OF the ebairT1eD OF the
standing committees, each for bis spec!a!!
ob;ecf. 10 canvas the statistical reports ana
noint ont any defects 10 Presbytery.
Anderson was chosen as the next place OF
Adjourned to o a. 81. Friday. s
THIRD DAY. go
Presbytery met at 8 q. NJ, and was
onened with prayerby DIR. Raymond. After
the ordinary routine business, communi-
cation from DIR. Stilrnan was read and re-
ferred 10 q committe 10 report at next
meeting OF PTesbytery.
The Book OF Church order was adopted
by a vote OF % To- ], three being excused
from, voting. Other votes were Afterwards
recorded in favor OF it. is !.
The division OF the Synod OF Virginia
OCCUPIED the attention OF Presbytery during
the morning hour, and in the afternoon ses-
sion the vote was taken on motion 10 o.
vide, standing il in favor and o aga'nst. IL
was also expressed by resolution as Inc
wish OF this Presbytery to form a synod
with Lexington and Winchester PfesDyte'
ries. There was decided opposition 10 the
division with the Blue Ridge as line.
AT 3, O'Clock the bearing OF reports and
addresses On The subjects OF foreign mis-
sions. s,istentation, education, and publica-
ton was introduced with devotional exer-
cises. This occupied the time until B.
THE Presbytery commended Messrs.
White and Sydenstricker ss agents OF the
American Bible Society within our bounds
The chairman OF the Committee OF Publ.
cation was directed to employ one OF our
students rs colporteur. !. -.
The Committee OF Education was autbo.
rjzed to inquire into the case OF Elias letters,
and ii the way be clear to assist him in'sthe
work OF preparation for the ministry. e
An overture to the General Assembly was
passed, asking that the appointment OF rep.
rescn;ative to the Pan-PFesbyterian Council
be made previous to the meeting immedi-
ately preceding IFS session.
Prestytery adjourned until 8 ~ M. to-
morrow. n" siiiff&V -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-13
BY Grubbs & Williams and Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers, =

NOMMISSIONERS'& SALE BY AUG
~ TON; FOR: THE PUEPQSE or Division,
OF VALUABLE IGE;HqysE PROPERTY Sr on
CARY STREET, AND LARGE LOT OF GROUND
II kErTs.spursnant to a decree of The
day OF April, ls7e,in ,he suit by McGowan's ad:
commissioners NAMED in said decree, viii on TUES
DAY, May 1850 on the premises, sell tIy public
auction, to The highest. bidder, ihe following de-
scribed REAL ESTATE at the hours nai1ed-to
wit: AT the honr OF To'cleck p 1--we will sell thar
LOT OF GROUND, With the Improvements there
on, situate on Cary street between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets, fronting seventy-eiSht feet,
more ior lesion Gary street. running through 10
Dock street, being the properly now occupied by
Mrs. Jane King In carrying on the Ice business, and
which Is believed to be the best location for that
business in the city Richmond, with large
building and other improvements ibereonesreciay
adapted to tie purpose; and IN view OF the early
completion ofthe Richinond and Allegheny rail-
ment rarely offered,
And on the same; Gay, at 5 O'Clock PM. we will
sell. on the premises that LOT OF GRO IND 'front.'
ing 100 feet on Seventh street between Louisiana
and Denny street in that thriving part Of the city
know as Rockers. - 4" 20 =
TERMS OF SALE: One third cash, and the residue
on a credit of six, twelve, and eighteen months,
the purchasers executing negotiable notes for the
deferred payments, with interest ut the rate Of six
perceutum per aunuln added and the legal title 10
be retained until the entire purchasemonry IS paid.
= ...: ~. THOMAS j. EVANS,
4. p. TURNER, -
nv 2 Special Commits toners,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-13
by Robert Z. Lyme.
Real Estate AuciloncCr,
1912 Main street.

Z ARGE, COMMODIOUs. AND WE'LL
IL ARRANGED FOOR-sTORY BRICK To-
BACCO-FACTORY, w It'll P LEN DID
GROUNDS ATTACHED, FOR SALE BY PUBLIC
AUCIION-At The request OF the owner, who Is re-
siding. In Francc, shall proceed to- sell. upon the
premises, on; THURSDAY the 9th day OF May,
1879, at So O'Clock z. NJ, The PROPERTY de-
scribed, situated on the east line Of Tw"nty-fth
street between Main and Franklin, knewn as the
EOYSTER FACTORY. The building Is large
one, aud admirably suited for large manufacturing
business: has j. frame building on the south winch
and convenience, and has u fine LOT on Its SOUTH
The main factory fronts about so feet on Twenty
ffth street, and runs back the whole depth OF the
lot, abont ITS feet. The large shed Oil the south
occupies most of the lot, and On which very large
quantity of tobacco can be dried At once. This fac
tory being situated In the st OF the tobacco bust
ness, and convenient for shipping By railroads and
steamboats,, should command the attention OF those
wishing TO purchase truly desirable fl Glory.
j TERMS: VIII be very liberal. and announced ut
sale. ...- = -, = ROBERT u. LYME, -.
my 6,S,1O,12,13,14S15 Auctionecr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-13
:E, By Grubbs s. Wiiliams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioueera,
No. 4 Eleventh street, between Main ana banR. 3

ry,RusTEE's SALE OF THE LARGE
4 FOIIR-STuRY BRICK DWELLING NO. GIT
East MAIN STREET AT AuCTiON:,-Att the re-
0uest OF al the parties Interested si,ai as suos-
far, c trustee seiI at auction upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, May 18th, ut S o'clock z. NJ, the
DWELLING No. 617, situated on the south side OF
atn street between Sixth and Seventh streets. ana
Nearly onnosjtc the Arlington House. IT has ten
roonis. with modern conveniences. besides XII chen
with four rooms and. by reason of It's pleasant ana
cnnyenient location (5e.ng within few minutes
walk of the postofnce, Is very desirable residence
for a professional or business man. Tue lou lrou'S
32k feet and runs back to vide paved aliey;
The owners of this properly are very ANXIOUS 70
SELL and persons may ATTEND the sale Win the eA-
necta,ion of getting a good bargain.
:, T'YE TERMS Will be made very liberal. IL oesreo
60 that, aith reasonable payment IN cash; gooo
cfeu'' wa 'e g - - G. B. LUCK, Trustee.
GnUpBs &<WnSIAMs, AucttoaecTs. a., 49,.
" 20 1N&i6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-13
BY Robert B. Lyme, $50. .r.
Zeal Estate Agent ana Auctionecr,
No. 1912 Maiu street.

EOUR vERY/DEsIRABLE, CONVE-
ROOM TWO-STORY STOCk-BRlCK TENE-
MENTs, WITH FRONT AND REAR PoRCH ti
BRICK KITCHENS Sc, SlT I(A On TtE
AND GRACE STREETS. WITH HALLS TO
EACH. FOR SALE BY Aut!TION:-Ry request OF
the owner, who resides out of the city and has de-
iermined 10 sell I viii ctfrr for sale at public arc
ton, on. the premises. on WEDNESDAY NEXT
the Id IN day Of May, 1879. 81 5H O'Clock I. H. the
above VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENTS, which
have been erected within the past few. years The
location and construction of these houses, coupled
with their accessibility 10 The business centre,
should attract the attention of parls desiring to
purchase small houses. which will yield good In
dome upon a reasonable and small outlay. They
have gas, culverts, and closets on The premises
being como e!ed with the public sewer, an adyan-
tage viii CHI few houses on Church Hill possess.
THE TERMS will be reasonable and satisfactory.
The LOT fronts together on Grace street 66xl05
feet TO q wide alley. ROBERT u. LYME,
myS f..ra.' - Anctionccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-13
BY Grubbs & Williams. n... .,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Maln and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE THREE
l. STORY BRICK DWELLING, No. eos, ON
THE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN STE EET. Be
TWEEN SECOND AND THIRD STREETS, AND
4 FINE BUILDING LOT AI'JQIEtNG.-in exc
cution of deed OF tlrst from the LITE Robert j.
Barksdale and wife 10 the subscribers rs trustees
dated 18th December, 1877, and recorded III Rich
mend Chancerv Court stIrc, in u. b. II A, page
4S7. being thereto required by the holder OF the
nots secured we will sell BIZ ion. upon he prem
lses, on WEDNESDAY. May l4h.at O'Clock r.
b the following property conveyed In said deed or
so much Of 1t as may be necessary FOR the purposes
OF the trust-to wit: '.-A ..s.-
The THREE-STOEY BRICK RESIDENCE No.
20S east Main street, occupied by Mr. E. B. Bentley.
1t has about ten rooms, with bathroom. gaS, and
other conyeniences. aud kitchen with four rooms
The! lot Is 81 LIZ by ! 05h feet to All alley. 80
{ The VACANT LOT adjoining the above and next
to Mr. A.. Harris's block Of buildings. II Is 81
by ] 05A feet TO an alley. - ..i.,
The above property Is near to the business part or
the city, in pleasant and improving neghborbeod,
and Is desirable for residences. 80 800
TERMS: The deed authorizes sale for cash suf1i-
ctcnt 10 defray the expenses Of sale and to pay of
note for So 900, which fell due on l5Ih December
1878, aud the residue upon terms to be prescribed
by The administrator or assigns OF the granor; but
Is probable that by consent OF parties more favor.
able terms Of payment will be allowed.
~ n .sr.ei91N DAVID N.WALKER, "
Il ,.gf ,,s,, A. D. WILLIAMS ~
4fGRuBBs CIVILIANS. Auctionecrs. my3
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RICHMOND AND FGTERSBU ~ {
PAIr moan, IUNpAS1.

RICHMOND AND t'Gl EHNEl ~
srOarIEECTNG SUNDAY, May II, 1879.
vi trains On this road will run rs follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
ll:5o \. II, THROUGH MAIL daily, connec5,s
for Charleston, savannah, Augusta
and Aiken tvia Charlestonl J. Raleigh,
decentralization cara 10 Whining
ton. Stops only al Chester and MnC-
chester
1854 4, NJ, ACCOSIMO DATIoN daily makes
close connection q; Petersburg WITH
Inc Atlantic, Mississippi and Oalo
railroad for Bristol, Chattanooga,
Nashville, Memphis. Lvnchburg,
Farmvie, an4 other Local stafloGs ou
tha, road, maEin9 same lime rs BY
any other line. stops 81 all regular
4:55P.M N. AccoMMoDATIoN TEAlS eals
(exccTt Sunday. Passengers taxing
sais lralr win make clese connection
at Petersburg f%r Norfolk.
Ao''' for Weldon. Wilmington, Raleigh.
Charleston. Savannah, Augusta, Co
lumhia, Atlauia, Macon, montgomery,
-. Mobile, New Orleans, and all points
... South and Southwest Pullman sleep
ing-car from Boston for Whining
.t'f ton, Savannah, and the South. Stops
only at Manchester aud Chester.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
$40 4. d., THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
4. with Richmond, Ere1ericksburg and
... ..;.. Potomac railroad fn> all points NORTH,
East, and West. Stops 1t aaIea,E-
= -.'.i ter aud Chester. and at Hsn-Way
r. III and nj Drury's Biun, OH signal. -
e2SA. u, DECENTRALIZATION TRAIN daily
,... texceDt Sunday. Stops al all sA,
.r!kG lions. 49, .l~' 80. =
-7:lOP.m., ACC0MHoDATIaN- TRAIN daily
Except Sunday. Stops only 1t Mali
~ 80 CHESTER aud Chester. 500
a.s5 p Il THROUGH NAH daily, connecting
- With RichmDnd, Fredericksburg enc
Potomac railroad Tor MI points Ess,
- = ana West. Also, making close csnaec~
Hf x .s,.g ton with the Chesapeake and 0aio
railroad for the Virginia springs aao
an points North and West. This train
L. seops at Manchester and Chester. and
ut Halfway and Drurs'a Elar, on
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg VIII start from
the Appomatto1 depot. - ;. :. p,.h
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave hien-
none a.a0 A. M and $50 r. NJ; leave Peters
burg S:25 A. M. aud b:23 u. every Sunday.
my 8. .Es d, A.. neutrality-suspicious.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-13
BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate AGENT and Anctioneer,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

EXCELLENT BRICK DWELLING
T. AND LARGE LOT ATTACHED 1T THE
sQUThEAsT CORNER. OF Of MONROE q E AMP M,
TIoN-At the request OF she heirs or the late Mat
hew ST. L-ry. shall Sc II ut auction; on the prem,
ises, on THURSDAY the 10Th OF May, 1879, at
Gated as above. The LOT has a front Of 3Sg feet
and depth Of IS feet, with handsome snane-trees
water. The HOUSE is remarkably well built: con.
tains six rooms, with two story front portco. asd
the usual out houses, and has recently teen put ID
god repair. ~. ~ 50 !. ~ o>-n,,,
! TERMS At sale. W. GODi1lM,
i. p. S.-Ibe property eau be bought privately be-
forc DIV ~ sale my IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-13

A. w. Crawford, the student who disap.
peared from The University OF Virginia
some days ago. teIegrapbs to his brother in
Philadelphia that he IS in Saxonvlle, Mid
dlesex county, Mass. 1t is believed he is
temporarily Observation-Disclosures San. !,
A meteor foot in diameter, with blaz-
ing tram, fell at Worthington, Minnesota,
Sunday, exploding just before reaching the
earth with noise that shook the buildings.