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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-05
RAILROAD Ian ES.

RICHMOND, FRED'G q PoToMAC Il. z. Coal
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, I
RICHMOND. VA, April 30, 1879.
SUNDAY, MAJ 4, 1879,
" trains on this road will run as follows:
NORTH POUND.
No. $500 A. NJ leaves, Byrd-Street station daily
(e1cs ut Sundays); due ut Wash
-..t. ing: On, 1:lO Il. b.; Baltimore,
. w 80 Z. NJ; Philadelphia, 6:5
Is p. 81: New York, 1906 p. H.
No $500 P. NJ, caves Byrd-Street station daily
due at Washington. 8:55 Z. ii.
Baltimore, 1853 P. 81. Phila-
FL -ss- ',-" s seIpph,a' $50 AM; NewYorf'
No. 1900 y. H., ACCoMMoDATIoN TRAIN
for junction. leaves Broad.
Street station daily Except sun
b.. ," daysl. ~s=-
,..: SOUTH ROUND.
No.2-Jol6P Pm, arrives at Byrd-street station
80 daily Except Sundaysl. Leaves
....s.a.. New York; s15 a. ~: pills s
deiphia, 1l:45 A. NJ; Baltt-
more, $50 P. ~; Washington
No. 4 l1:3s A. H., ARRIVES at Byrd-Street station
daily. Leaves New York, l0:0e
p. ~; Philadelphia, lao A
NJ; baltimore. 4:5e A. II.
Washington, $50 A. 81.
No. g $40 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
arrives xt Hroad-Strees station
daily {except SnndaysL
.s4,..,,,. IL ,gEI-'.sss - G. A. TAYLOR,
ss>' General Ticket AxeHt
\, 4. d. MYERS, General SppersnseHdenh mp u
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AUCTION SALES..Fufure Days.
. BY Frank b. f5iff s. co. and Chewing Rose,
Real Estate Agents and Aucticneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
a. FARM ABOUT TEN NILES ABOVE RICH-
MOND, IN HEERICO COUNTY. CONTAINING
FoUR HUNDRED AND F0RTY.FoUR ACRES.
AT AUCTlON.-By virtue Of a deed OF trust dated
june 10, 1878. duly recorded In Henrico County
Court in D. b. 101. page 232 and at the request or
the beneficiary, default having been made In the
payment of o note therein secured, will sell ut
the Office of Frank d. Hill Co, auctioneers. i0S
Main street, on FRIDAY. November IA, 1879. at
12 O'Clock NJ. the FARM described in said deed. rs
follows: All that certain TRACT OR PARCEL OF
LANDlying and being in the county Of Henrfco,
about ten miles above The city Of Richmond known
rs the "Old Home" containing FOUR HUNDRED
AND FORTY-FOUR ACRES. more or less and
formerly owned by Mr.. John A. Gazebrook. THIS
farm is situated In good neighborhood, one mile
from Taylor's Crossing, on the Richmond, Frede-
Tickburg and Potomac railroad. and Is convenient
to mills, churches, &c. About acres are in woods
and good deal Of timber can be cut from u; the
balance OF the land is under cultivation and pro-
duees good crops. There is the place. besides,
good dwelling with six rooms, very good and COM
Portable outbuildings, new barn. stable. tobacco
barn, ovcrseer's house, &C. Good road 10 Rich
moud.
TERMS: Cash as toex penses Of sale and 10 nay
note for S795 due June 10. 1879; $S40 on the
9th June, 1890: 1885 on The 10th June. 1881:
balance terms to be announced by the grlntor in
said deed. ROBERT G. SCOTT.
no4 Trustee.
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ScRIPTURAL WOOD IN TIE BLUE GRASS
sIArE.-Mr. W. N. Linney, Of Harrods-
burg, has recently shipped to Frankfort
section Of tree known to our people as
yellow wood. 1t can only be found on the
banks OF the Dix and Kentucky rivers. IN
the space between Bakers Hill. on Dix
river, and Oregon, on the Kentucky river.
It Is a very hard wood, and is susceptible OF
the highest polish. The remarkable fact
connected with this wood Is that 1t is sup
posed to be the identical shittim wood OF
which the ark OF the covenant and the
affairs and tables OF the tabernacles were
constructed. HarrodSbarg tKy.) Observer.
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... By George Z. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
No. 1905 Bank street.

SALE OF TWO DESIRA-
i BILE SMALL FRAME HOUSES. LOCATED
AT THE CORNER OF LEIGH AND HARRISON
STREETS-B virtue OF certain deed OF trust
from Patrick Dollard and wife. dated October "a,
1879 to the undersigned, and duly recorded in the
clerks office Of the Richmond Chaucery Court, ID.
p. 113 A., page 329. TO secure certain sum of
money. default having been made In the payment
thereof shall. In execution OF said trust. at the
request OF the be enciary, sell al auction upon The
premises, FRIDAY, November ID, 1879. at
o'cIock P NJ, the aboye-Gescrihed PROPERTY.
The HOUSES above mentioned contain three and
four rooms, and are Ia good order. The lot fronts
feet on the south side of Leigh street. and runs
back on the east line Of Harrison street between
parallel lines 220 feet 10 AN Hey 30 feet wide.
: TERMS: Enough IN cash 10 pay the expenses OF
sale and 10 pay note Of $3.50: the balance on such
terms as will be announcer on day Of sale.
GEORGE K. CRAWFORD,
NOD Trustee.
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BY Frank ID. Hin & Co..
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioncers.
1l0S Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SIXTY FEET
i OF GROUND ON THE EAST SIDE OF LIN
DEN STREET, ADJOINING TURNER'S FLOW
Err GARDEN, At AUCTION=By virtue or =
deed OF trust dated October Is, 1878, duly record
ed In the clerks Office of Richmond Chancery Court.
in d. B. lI3 A, page 2S4, and at the request OF the
beneficiary. idefault having been made Ia the pay
ment OF the note secured therelu,l will sell at
public auction on the premises, on MoNDAHt;; No
ERTY described in said deed rs follows: All
that certain LOT OF LAND, lying and being
In The ctyof Richmond, fronting 80 feet on the
east side or Linden formerly Culvertl street be-
tween Cumberland and Beverly Streets and running
back within parallel lines So feet more or less.
attract the attention Of parties desiring to invest
who wish to build.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses Of sale, and to pay a
note for $3.50; balance on terms to be announced
at sale. FRANK D. HILL.
oc3O Trustee.
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BY Goddin, Warren C Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
11O6 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FIFTY ACRES
Il OFLAND IN HENRICO COUNTY AT PUB
Lie ACCTIOS.-1n pursuance Of a certain deed Of
trust dated The Cd Of October 1876 executed by
Cbasain White 10 me trustee. ana being required
so to do by The beneficiary, will offer for sale on
WEDNESDAY. 18th Of November, 1879. nj ~
O'Clock NJ in front OF HenricO county courthouse.
that certain FIFTY ACRES OF LAND lying and
being In The county of Hcnrico, about three miles
from the city of Richmond. described and bounded
as foilows-to wit: Beginning 1T the point where
Charles E. Anderson's eastern line iniersects the
north line oftheWhite. Oak swamp road thence run,
west Sc poles thence south 10 east G6 poles 10
tn G road; thence along the road rs 1t meanders 90
poles 10 the point Of beginning"
TERMS: Cash enough 10 pay balance on note OF
1892 and expenses of sale; residue OH such ter ms
as may be announced at sale.
no W. T.. CARRlSGTON, trustee.
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Old lady ION donkey: g Boy, boy, isn't
this very dangerous 2" Boy -" Very
dan perous indeed, marin there was lady
3 ridin,.up here last year, and the donkey
fell. and the lady were chucked over the
cIiff and Killed. Old lady Good gra-
ciousl Was the donkey killed tooG" Boy:
Ono, marin; that's the VERY donkey,
Fun. $500
I The late Mrs. Angelina Grinke Weld LETT
q paper in which she said: 81 have pur,
poseIy selected my old clothes to be buried
ia that my good ones may be given to the
poor, that they may do them good after l
am gone"
& The papers talk great deal about moral
courage, but after man has once gone
down town with stove-polish on bis boots
YOU can't sell him moral courage even az
three cents per ton. G ..ees
/ One OF the advantages OF living In Lead
vile is that man who has been there two
months is recognized as an old settler, ana
has the right to lie about the weather all ne
plesses.-H asokeye. IN: ssa -
A man that is Kissed BY crowd for haV-
ing a "brick in his hat" must feel Won
deriully mortar-fed.-- Yonkers Statesman.
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T. ..- BY r. B. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
~ 1912 Main street.

A. UCTION sALEOF THE TWO-sTORY
"A BRICK DWELLING No. 5o4 SEVEN,
VENABLE STREEfS.-By request Of the owners
w1!IOfer for sale, upon the premises; on MON n
O'Clock P. A., the HOUSE above described. The
house contains six rooms in the main building be-
sides cellar, and shed-room. and Is occupied by a
good tenant and Yields fair rent. The LOT fronts
22k feet on Seventeenth street, and runs back to the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company's track,
the rear of which be utilized TO great advantage
IS wood and courtyard
The streets in The Vicinity have all been recently
paved, guttered, &C. To any one seeking good
paving investment this offers rare chance.
TEENS VIII be very liberal. and made kown at
sale. .--s ROBERT b. LYME,
no3 ..s ,zrszsr. ,.i 81 =. Auctioneer.
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BY Robert B. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and ,Auctioneer,
No, 1912 Main street.

UCTION SALE. OF FIVE WELL
a CONSTRUCTED, NEAT. DESIRABLE. AND
NICELY-FINlSHED TWO-ST0RY STOCK,
WEST CARY STREET. SITUATED ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF CARY BETWEEN 4, MADISON }
AND MONROE STREETS, CONTAiSliIMNG SIX f,
REAK PORCHEs, WITH ALL III, MQR MOD r. IN
TioS.LBy request of the owner, who has deter
mined to sell, shall proceed to sell, upon the prem
Uses, by public auction. conn encing win Iene-
Der, 1879. at AZ O'Clock p. NJ, the. above HALUA-
BILE AND WLLL-LOCATED PROPERTY.
These houses are now commanding, audwill always
Command good tenants and fair rents, which VIII
yield good interest upon the investment. Ihey
have culyerts, &C., and each house has goou Iot'
with nice front on Cary street. The location size,
&C., Of these houses should commend them 10 par
ties wishing 10 buy nice small home AZ rGlsUm
able price upon good terms, or TO parties VISIBLE
10 invest with the view of renting. ,,,.
TERMS Will be liberal, and aanOuncgIu "a TTe'
1oE,oos11 Auctieneer.
las0.2 IL la1a
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RAILROAD Lrxr
Mk II alg s5 agsu
RicHxoFDi YORK RryzR AXE cayss.-141
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. 1k'AO'
~ TAKING EFFECT Or.rnprr

~ TAKING EFFECT OCTOBER ,o,,
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 z. N. Leave Richmond d,,Iv ,o
TrEsnIUanYYe s TMi q. West rSin,, ' nn
UhDhI, WI n steamers for al "a j.
more. A'o lot Bi!ti.
<, THROUGH FREIGHT rB.rSs
800 \. NJ Leave Richmond dally tsY"o.o
1e:oo A. III day.. CONNECTING at West Pom; sGn-
S STEAMERS Tor Ba!ilmol. on NGTn,,i,,n
5S"t s'-1 5T.rgt1Ef.S 5DA WEDS ESn'tAJ
JhOESDAG, and SA1Iphnn,i,
WIN steamers for New VIZ
.a; A0SDAY. WEDSESDiVrS ~
FRIDAY; with steamer. ,nr H. qua
G T1,T ana Boston on TUEsI.T n W.,
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN
6:10 a. ii. Leave Richmond MOSI,,y
..r. SESDAY. and FRIDAY, Ed
PASSENGER TRAINS
lo:oo A. NJ. Arrive at Richmond daily foro,-.
SIHnayJ connecting al We, f. p.
.... ISESi3AY, THURSDAY. md I.'n!
gaa,AI with steamers from On ~; W.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRANS
s sdo T. AapSsv at R1samoad e,y .e
WIN steamers from RsFtir,,S i'!1:
YORK, providence. and BrSioo' ,'ET
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN
3:55 P. 81. Arrives at Richmons u,,.
WEDNESDAY, AMI FKII,22DAY
No transfer Of freight al K,cGros" ,,Al.
southern points Cars run through st~ssa Kuhn ir
Careful handling and dispatch, with loves, ,,.,,
guaranteed. ''''.
Through bills OF lading with guaranteed ,..
Issued to all northern and western points Il X
For IT formation. apply Al Office 81 the rarrr,.
Twenty-third and Dock streets. RirumoDL. "a '"''
oc II. DOUGLAS. Sar"r!nfcat.n,
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BY Grubbs i Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.
THE VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE

THE VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE
L No5lI GRACE STREET, BEFWE ZEN FIFTH
AND SIXTH STREETS, FOR SALE BY AUG
TION.-By request Of the executors of K. 5. Bur-
rows. deceaseG, we VIII sell by AUCTION, upon the
O'Clock P. NJ, the truly desirable RESIDENCE long
occupied by the late COrbin Warwick, situated as
above. ..
There are thirteen rooms In the main building:
five rooms Gncluding kitchen and servants apart
ments) in the wing; hot aud cold baths; fine wine
vault and cellar: stable aud carriaSe-housc, &C.,
&c; all in thorough replir.
The house Is admirably planned with ine dry
basement lacge and high tched rooms, wide halls
and stairways, and Is finished throughouI In the
best manner; that day there arc few houses OF
It's size combining much substantial comfort and
completeness Of arrangement.
The location is confessedy one OF the best In the
city, being in the most delightful part OF Grace
street, and near TO business. -
There are In the house two CARRARA-MARBLE
MANTELS. sculp'urpd in has relief. with al!egori,
cal figures, fruits, and flowers They were Imported
from Italy, aud are really beautiful US works Of art.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS & Williams,
AuctioneerS.
P. S.-Persons wishing to see the house can do SO
by applying to us. GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
&c 40 Auctionecrs.
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snasrsruTR ron WOODEN RArLRoAD SLEEP.
ras.--The substitute for wooden railroad
sIeepers. which Is proposed In the mantpu-
,lation az tile waste from BLAST furnaces,
IN, one III the most Interesting OIL recentsug-
gestfons In connection with the constructio
ana repair OF railways. Wood is last De.
coming scarce, and Id time viii be ex pen.
siye, the destruction OF forests not Delng
made good BIZ planting By the new sie-
mems process Of treating this furnace sag,
it 10 touehened, after being converted into
coarse sort OF glass; and put into form Tor
isleeners. Actual ex pertinent ID sasd TO have
deinonstrated The practi biifty OF The dis
coyery. which viii perceived by railway
cornoras;ons as q welcome source OF reduc-
lion In the expense OF construction
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BY Wellington Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer'
CORNER of Eleventh and Bank streets.

rrRrsTEE's SALE OF HOUSE AND
LOT IN DUvAL's ADDITION. At TIE TIE
EESSIfTTs STREETS.-As trustee in q certain deed
Of trust from Henry senne and Wife besrag date
~ be re1uest of the assignee of the bond secured
nv said deed proceed 10 sell ut public auction, on
tbe nremises on FRIDAY the 14th OF November,
1873. At 4 O'clock p. NJ, the REAL ESTATE re-
ferred to in said deed of trust consisting OF LOT
fronting on the east line OF st. John street 80 feet
running back l29 feet, having thereon LARGE
TWO-STORY FRAME TENEMENT, suitable for
a store and dwelling, for which purpose II has long
been used. s-t.. $780,.
/ Terms Reasonable, and made known at the time
Of saies 80 HENRY GOIlE, trustee
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ifIllaund isIlateh.
NoYEEBER ~ 1879 E'l
e rForthe Dsspatch.l siEs
IS, M, ss,,Is : az y oar TeWn--Lorsl. How
Z : Logo Them ALI 6Ss

ss&tsf
rsort the psspAseh.l .s39s III
s ere Girls or DEF Towtn--LoFd A tl','
4 Love TheIsa Alfs
on, how mir sre ths sirls O. ogr town,
H Snb S ,osss of eaid and rossss OF brown,
&. Lord. how I lore them ALL t.s, I
+ win hearts 60 tender aud hearts 20 ,rue.
Ard syss 90 dark an5 eyes % blue s553s
Lord, now lore them al. 81, 81
ThsY scarce wopId crush . daigy bright, II
And liatse hands so soft and Ehits,
1n' Eara 1 Sca afi loss a our s sa
when fades the ,lisgering Summer day
lac hsa s sssassii i s s.er rvs soassssr.
And Ma TsN sssEs ss q sSo L and brown.
,r,,a ,r.e. 10 wspde.in the Square,
I or iii on plug "a the evening air.
And watch oai, .drls 20 wondrons fssr;
WV, ss ,.a, 81 81 r. ds as u sipprs
Bu. swQeter Ssr Is It 10 stroll
n ,e ssr S ss aSss thai Sa sseTs
That fond old story, 80 90 SIss Ma s0lo'
70 ,,o.o her wee white hard In thine,
arotsnf3 her daiuty waist an arm 10 twines Z
Z TO look In the starry eyes divine.
Where the lingering taardropc shine ~
Rigns as the dews Of heaven. y
~ -2sG. III 20
TO breathe in her listening ear
The vows q maiden loves TO hear
no brush away tho silent tear.
10 Kiss che signing lips 50 dear,
TO love and be loved.
-
Eut adicu, bright girls OF our town.
To your locks Of gold and tressea OF DroWn'
To -FOUR hearts so tender and hearts 30 true,
Tas 4 nd eycs 40 dark and eyes so blue,
And pointing lips Of the roses hue;
Won have proved for me one toe many,
You scorn chap not worth penny.
And have fiiled my heart, alas Win gloom,
FOR TO live alone Is sad doom,
But / forgive you all.
C. YANcEY MoRRIss.
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By request of the executor of the owner, now de-
ceased shall positively sell. without limit or re-
serve. upon the premises, by auction, on FRIDAY.
November 2, 1870, at AZ O'Clock T: The above
DESIRABLE BROAD-STREET PR0PERI ~ y &c, 10 =,
the new City Hall stands, and occupied by MIR. E.
CummIns. The STORE is large one and well
adapted for any business. There Is wide hall lead
ing IN TO the DWELLING, which Is in nice order.
The building is comparatively new one, and built
of stock brick ana othsr frst-c]ass materlai.with
culverrs &C. This property Is now and mas been at
fronts on south side of Broad street 27 feet and ex-
tends back - feet TO an alley In rear.
This property should commend itself 10 parties
desiring tS invest in property which will certainly
increase in value and pay well as an investment.
Particular attention is invited TO this sae The OPP
portunity offered here by auction being rare one
attend and secure bargain
Terms and particulars announced on day OF saie'
. 80 ROBERT B. LYME,
oo oowTh TuW Th,F Auctoneer.
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OUIHIuIS1IUlltfs
GRUBBs d WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. oc 25
~ s'a BY Frank j. Sampson.
Real Estate Agent, AuctioDeer. and Notary Public,
corner of Ninth and Hull streets,
b. Manchester, Va.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
~ IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY AT PUBLIC
AUCTION. AT CHESTERFIELD COURTHOUSE,
ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1879, AT l
O'CLOCK p. My virtue Of decree of the Cir
10th DAY Of May, 1879, In the case Of John Muir
phey against Corbus. trustee and other6I will sell
above mentioned the TRACT OF LAND lying in
Chesterfield county nearto Chesterfield Courthouse,
containing lis ACRES, be the same more or less,
and now occupied by Charles c, Corbus, trustee Tor
Drusilla Corbus. s.sr
TEaMss Cash as to 5000: for the balance Of the
Debt due and. Cost credit OF six mouths Will be
giyen the 10 give his note With interest
added and the title WIN be retained tothe ano until
ssid note TO paid AS TO the residue, upoa such
terms rs the said Charles g. Corhus. trustee for Dru-
sa Corbis, may prescribe, and In case Of his death
or removal, upon such terms as the said Dfuslila
Corbun may direct: aud In case they shall fat or re-
fuse TO prescribe any terns then upon such terms
az ~ the Commissions may seem best.
+ oc 2e BENJAMIN u. NASH Commissioner,
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By Gruhbs& Williams.
Real Estate Agents ian1t Auetioneers,
eleventh street between Main and Bank.

nsHE sANDY-BAR SAND PRIVILEGE
/ Fi1I, TEEsE AT by request Of the
nsriies INTERESTED we win sell BY auction at ~
O'clock III. on "WEDNESDAY the 1910 olt ~ Mogsm-
r. Mshoney q brother or the privilege or getting
sand from the sandy-Br property on The south tiee
|, hod -.
" The iease Will run TO the LIST day Of January,
e9I and IL may doubtless DO renewed Thereafter.
The value Of this privilege is well KNOWN, and IN
the hands of active parties It could doubtless pc
TRnNs:: At sale. GRUBBs & WILLIAMS.
. nnH s-.f-,.-. Aucttoneers.
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BY GrubDs s. Williams.
Real Estate Agents and AuctoDeers,
M d Eleventh street, between Main anu BANK.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FINE NEW
| BRICK DWELLING. No. 1855 NORTH
THIRD STREET. ANDA NEW FRAME, STOKE'
No 729 NORTH THIRD STREET, AT AUC-
TiON.-In part execution Of deed Of trust from
william j. Ward and wife 10 the undersigned rs
trustee, dated 18th August $40. and duly re.
corded in The Ckancery Court, being thereto reI
qureo by some Of the creditors secured. VIII scl
by auction upon the premises respectively, on FRI
DAY the 7th dav Of November. commencing AZ
o'clock =. NJ, the following IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE-to wit: - ,.
The NEW TWO-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE
No, 1876 north Third street, occupied by Martina Al
lison 1t has seven rooms, is we'll built, and conve-
niently arranged. ,> -ro,,,
After which Will be sold the FRAMED STORE
No. 729 north Third street. occupied by John iir-
rs IL has two stories and cellar: the first story Is
good store and the second story is large hail. occl-
pied by the Young Mems Christian Association tcoL
ored). r..
TERMS: The decd requires the sales to be tor
cash but IL Is expected that, by consent oil parties.
reasonable credits will be allowed Tor II portion OF
the purchase money. ,r,,oo
o"o " oc 27&29Stdts
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By James III. Taylor Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF UNDI-
" VJDED INTEREST IN THREE VALUABLE
BRICK SToREHOUSES ON SIXTH STREET EEL
BETWEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY STREETS,
row OCCUPiED BY CHARLES l.. TODD;
ESQ; AND IN A FARM OF TWENTY-ElGHI
ACRES, ON THE BROOK TURNPIKE ABOUT
ONE NILE FROM THE CITY OF RICHMOND;
BEING A PORTION OF THE REAL ESTATE AZ
OF WHICH PETER BURKE DIED SElZED:-
By virtue of decree Of the Chancery Court of the
city Of Richmond. in the suit of Hewitt, for, &C.,
rs. Burke, we SHALL as special commissioners under
said decree, sell on SATURDAY, November na11oa g.,
front OF C. l.. Todd's store, on Sixth street, the
UNDIVIDED INTEREST Of Peter r Burke a,, being
one-eleventh, In those THREE BRICK STORE
HOUSES as above located. and in FARM OF 70
ACRES, situated on the Brook turnpike about one
mile from the city OF Richmond.
TERMS OF SALE: One third cash; the residue In
equal payments at six and twelve months, the pur-
chaser giving negotiable notes, with Interest added,
for deferred payments and title retained until the
same are Maid. 49," +. r. TURNER,
JOHNS. WISE,
Special Commissioners.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON, Auctioneers.
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RICHMOND AND PETEN>HtE"
RAILROAD tnMFiN1'
SUNDAY, July D." N'''
~ trains Oh this read will run as follow:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1855 A. ID, THROUGH NAIL dsly, coan. So
for Charleston, >ivaEn4"' 20
and Aiken tYia CharieIi".,' e.,,-
jacksonville. stops only a.
aud Manchester, aud i: liaA-"A'
signal. .....,..,
500 A. a.. ACCoMMO DATIoN 'ia:iy @.,''
close connection a. Pea r''.s''
the Atlantic, Mississippi tni ~.
RAILROAD for iirist"!. th+''a..-, .,,
Nashville Memphis, ~
Farmyillc, and ot"t 'pca ~ ~
that road, maxim, safas lMs a.
any other line. s'pIs A. 81
stations. ,- t,Gy
BOO p. NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS TEAM xxx s'si
ieScept sunday. l'aIse.e 'S',prcclya
this train will mahe ci-se ''N"'
at Petorsburg 70. Sor'o4"' stu,
max NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily eoiah'..'%
for Weldon. WIlminftVh' 60.
Ch,risstou, savannah Ah<,:.,.'l',.ry
iumhia, Atlantis Maeoh' M'H zn,a;.
Mobile, New Orleans anu a., sl.s.-
Snmth and Southwest. fn''E1n III.
inSr.r from Washington, w .,'.h
mtuxtcu Savannah, anu Nte,l,,,t
Sfops ouly 81 NanchSsrr A''~
and Hall. Way on sisha''
LEAVE PETERSBURG Sokfh. rr..rus
s.as A. n. THROUGH MAIL daily. .Durg AID
with Richmond, fre!eui na,p,s SGr!h,
Potomac rAlirOau ~ = M1DCr's-
East, and West. stops - U,f-W,I
. .... ter aud Chester, aud .; 49,
49,. and AZ Drury's Butt, On ST. .,l.y
o.osA n. ACCOMMODATIONS rRA.H I'll 49,
Except sunGay). Stops -
lions. ,,,S lxy
ITO ACCOMMODATION TN kA;,N A Mlu.
INV Iexcept Suudsy,. stops n m;,,rr.Wsy u
chester and Chester, aud ha'
on signal. ,or,rc:,4
s,.p.M THROUGH Man. daily. sSprs sd
a'o' Re - With Richmond, Fre,seric .s.sis ga,.
and West, Also making eos End OA!s
non with the ChesarasSs rinss sd
.rss,,ross for the Virginia sprnis :r,a
III noints North and Nest ,.,,r 50!
s sn At Manchester and cse sIus "a
At Hall. Way and DrufS' DIV
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii So"
Agps%Y.stpssx dcTpRsros TRAINS leave rs ss
| susap .s6 a N and $50 r. 81; es ;,s
SS Ss go /. and 6as Fl every