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New-York tribune., 1879-03-29

Lord IelgnmOutn relates tuaJ hls lutor' INC
Rev Mr. Jetram was one day preaching, when ho was
dlaturb.d by snoring Hc more thau onrc Appealed 10
tho ,ed saepsr ami at icngth paremptOrly int
mattel mat unless the good Ia al or woman 10 whom bo
.fTributed The interruption awakened, he must
discontinue MS sermon SIR" exclaimed man from
a remote part of the church, " It's a AOWlP
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29
SALE or FOUR VAN DYKES.

PHILADELPHIA, March 27.-Four Moseley
portraits which are believed 10 have been
napteI by Van Dyke. and winch have been IN litigation
for soue time were sold to-day at auction. They
brought in the aggregate Ony $3.50, and were bought
Dy Mrs. Moore, a descendant OF the Aoseicys
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29
look back over thirty years of my life and

look back over thirty years of my life ana
all witnessed and experienced IN that period viii
wonder if 1t all a dream ] am almost aston, ION
ished at my refOrmatory and literary laDors ine
other day received note asking me to give ms' % ~
the books have written and periodicals nave eu,
tied. dad well as my memory would sio% ,,ms aS
found they numbered tbty-two. some OF the teIotns
have ahored for long have realized large sbeoess
ocean penny postage is now a fixed fact for yen By
send postal card TO any town In Great Britain ior on'
penny two cents. 49,, -, , o-,r,
The movement that my friend, Mr Miles. and orig-
mated ore tempestuous daY while shut up IN New-be
ford hotel has come astonishing development.
We there drew "a call Tor convention OF Amerlcau
In yers and ursts to form international code sssO
cistion. annual congresses have ALREADY oeen bvs
a different European capitals branch s0celies nase
been formed ia nearly all the civilized naons anu lA
International code association bas become tne os.
powcru Cbrlstendou ensting the NUS
dsiin guished publcists and turlsts or the word
ucXt Congress il TO be held In London with the by,l
Chief Justice OF England president. You may easg
conceive that the wonderful growth OF TINS great
ment from so small "A beginning Is source OF great sts
isfaclon TO me My greatest regret In connectlOh WIN
IN thai Mr. Miles aid not live 10 soc such results o. h
indcfailgablc lAbOIs the pioneer Ia The cause III,
For InI self as you well know, have been an lh'ad
far long time | am able to read most OF tue DAY ane
10 write an occasional letter have even got on W.
elaborate articles for the press IN the last Le" wes
tboueh each cost several days iaDor put thiS W.
end my literary work and must heneetoFth rest upon
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29
ONE OF ELIHU BURRITTS LAST LETTERS

ONE OF ELlHU BURRllIS LASl LEI lEh''
To the EdttOr OF The TrI0unc.
SIR: Herewith inclOse to you extracts from q
letter receivod from Ehhu Burritt last Christmas
morning. have good reasons for believing that IL
is the last letter ne ever penned. lie Afterwards
dictated few letters. The extracts are copied Tor
the relatives of Mr.. Burritt offer them to you FOR
a wider circulation.
Nor1rich, Conn, March %, 1879
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-19
ACTION sALES..This Day.
By Chaffib, Staples g Co., Auctionesrs,
4. "a. Ma ! ,rortt, TepttI street.
rI,RUsTERs SALE OF a YALgAB3L.

sALEaoF A YALUABLE
n FARM IN powHATaN CoUNTY:-sy virtue sil,,t.a
OF deed or trust executed TO me by Jonn =. III
f,ed and wffe bearing date the 2lst Day on OeS s
her 1876 and recorded liz the CLERKS once Oh
hafaf,C o,nty Court on The 23d DAY OF Deceinnsa
1875 Tsl,af ut the request or tue person ,s
hT said deed prdcecd u sell at puhc nacugn; w az
Tsrsn1ises nj i2s O'Clock H.. ON the 18TH nsh AZ
MAY. i $40, that certain TRAIT Ot Ian. 49,, NC
scrib.d I'm said deed as lying in Powpa,am @ i,
Va eonsninfng 1.C17 ACRES. more or less, 2 " ~
Yhe occupancy OF said John 7. Whifaesd. LG
tract consisted originally of TWO s con.
ss containing about IuO aerss, oo
yeved 10 said Whitfield by John 10. Sly ana ,n hnnf
the ofher known ms Middlesex, con!alnlp aoo ~
Al acres conveyed TO said hftncid ~ JONI ~. ,
iav trustee fba entire tract OF aCres. M,
or less beiue bounded BY. the lands OF Aueusune
Roysu wilson WiDfree, John C. PGTtere essau' nv nv
irnds lately owned by DIR. David hlcGaW; anu inc
lands or William TT. Wesson ami - W likiiIson.a
THE said Tract Is a valuable farm. about twenty-nss
miles from Richmond. well wooded and waieTy@
and witt, an EXCELLENT DWELLING: HOUSE
TEBMs Enough cash 10 pay the expenses o. smf
and note for SEQ. with Interest from the ousi
day Of December. 67e: aud the rsstone on sno,
terms ne the said John +. Whitfield or ms assigns
NAV direct; and in case OF his or their failure
such direction, the said residue shall! De payaDs, ~
three equal instruments at three, Six aug t"sISt
months with interest added from day OF SAFE oere
OF trust to be taken from the purchaser 10 seceEe
sI,ch deferred, fnsIaln1ents. -,
nv 8 =, - THOMAS H. GUM. trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-19
By Eobcr; q. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctiontcr,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
ONE BRICK STORE AND DIV EILlNG CORNER
OF WILLIAMSBuRG ANENIE AND GEAi!AM
STREET. AND two XACA y, LnTS A AZ OF :;
WEST LINE or GRAHAM STREET, TOWN Or
FULTON, BY PUBLIC AUCTION.-ln pur uancc
of Il decree OF the Chuucery Court Of the city of
Richmond entered on The 9th day of May. 1879 In
suit therein pending styled Rose rs. Rose. Si.l!
proceed in 81 ~ , fsrre !" sT PN M nv.
1879, commencing at Az clock T. NJ rour
First. at No. 1875 east Main street. with the STOKE
and DWELLING over same now occMnienhy ha rSt
properly fronts on the sou side Uf Main street 20
icct bctweeu Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets ana
is good location for that business or any ohcr ana
will at all times command good tenants. The pro-
perry Is in very good order. The lot extends BACK
to IN alley In rear. o,r
DWELLING over same. No. 20l5 cas- Main street;
east Of and adjoining the engc-h house. the :ot ana
buildiuo front on south side of Main street between
Twentieth aud Twentyir st streets ~ icet' ana me
dwelling overhead contains about ten rooms, gas
water. &c. This store vii! pay good In'ercsf'anu
TLird. Immediately after The above sale has bce:
madc-say ~ . O'r'nck-up0n The premises; I!ia
LARGE AND NEW STORE AND DIV ELl:IN!
situated on Williamsburg avenue and Graham stFrel
This Is n wcll-tniit aud desirable stand. ana i
amongst the best property In Rockets. having co.
Mr.. Rose during his lifetime con,i,rrioe am!oum
tO build, The store fronts OH both the avenue al'
Graham street. The dwelling overhead contains li't
rooms The lot Is 80 feet front on Graham street
and Xtcnds back some considerable depth on 'ii'
avenue 1t has Il large stable, water &C. Oh 'h'
premises. r 49,,
Fourth Irnmed iarc'y after the above shall SCI
the TWO LOTS adjoining this store on It's norti =
feet in depth. These lois are really rs prcttS anu -
desirable for building purposes is any in that loral
iIy. -, :, ,, ,.,,
residue nj six twelve, ana eighteen months credit
with negotiable notes, 6 per ccnf. interest ahdco
and lille retained until all OF The purchase money l.
M nd ~
Succia attention is invited 20 the sale OF ms va'
able property. The auctionecr viii give any iur
ther information required before day or sA'r.
~ A. VI. KELLEY,
Spoci,l ANN S-tnn"r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-19
axrlTroN aAE.ES..-Fnfnre Days.
: I,y Grrbbs & Williams,
ma, Estate Agents and Auctfoneefs

IN ELEGANT PRIVATE RESI-
n DENCE. NTH LARgTE, G s! " nsE AZ nEs
TTfE MoSTDEaRABLEL LOCALITIES j; IN The
cry, FOR SALE by q ucTIoN.We SiH sell r. a.
n,,h,ic auction on "WEDNESDAY The 18th dny OF
May nj az o'cock p. 81, on the premises az west
franklin Stree, the RESIDENCE OF Gcnerai BRAD
frnis is The nost desirable PROPERTY pnrchasa !,
BILE in the cfta II fronts feet on , 1 M
ITO on HadSon street, with irE..oot aliey oI.
ien1ina 10 Il. The mansion Is go feet front. lls
Contains a prIor, drawinp-roonl, nprarJ; .a III
siniDg-room.. al1 opening into lHrSe nan IN .ns
centre ON ti,elrst aoor There are Tour ~
the seconf flor aud three on the tnlrd' taree nas
orenin a lie oase from bottom 70 ton. 81
The basemat contains Kitchen. laundry. sersaais
dutcs four hrscs and TWO Carriages, WIN ILL.,,
rooms above AL convenience Oh wafer anu nea T.
by furnace re In the house Tae con- efVaIors 10
co,nmot,ious aud viii contain as many piaHls 10
The vroiins are elegantly laid Oh ana lnPrpyesu,
and are rIaied with large collection Oh eAo.ic
and foreign blanss, The Creates 10 S 1a ~
and other Irelinais. The sbruhocry IL tne
There Is me selection Of grapes, some'o OF when
were specially imported from Z Hscahs a''0 N''s:''
There is erfect underground drainage to Grace
street. The later arrangements having been per-
fected regardless OF cost. ,v On. ses;rous of
we will sIp,Y The property 10 any que su 81
purchasing ,5 to The day OF sale. IL WIN NC Ssiu "
TIE rEH,s WILL. Be: One fourth CASH and inc
rect IN one1two and three years, or upon shorter
credits, rs Iii purchaser may c,es': r,,rrA,,s
MN Auctioncers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-19
TuROrCH PASSENGER.

THROUGH PASSENGER.
SCOOP. N. Leaves Richmond TUFSDAf.TiURS
DAY, and SATURDAY. Conncctsh
West Point with steamer Havana e..
all point. on York river and ja',.
more. Arrives in iaitino". ri : I.
NJ: connects with rlil-linrs Tor Wash
iugton, Philadelphia, Ne* York. H"s
ton, aid AL western rp,nts. Connect:
al Richmond with trains on Rlchin5G,
and re.rrsbnTZ and Cheadpe:>Ac an
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
5.lO AN. Leaves Richmcrd MONDAY, WEI.
NESDAY. and FRIDAY; and
500 A. u TUESDAY, THURSDAY. aud SAT.
URRDAY. Connects with steamer
at West Point for river landings, Bal
tiMore, and all western p1.n!s. Con.
meets al Richmond witt trains on Rich
lnond and narvile railroad. Richmond
and Petersburg, and Chesapeake are
Ohio railroads.
Local. PASSENGER.
3:3OPM. Leaves Rchnoud MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAY. and FRIDAY.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A, NJ Arrives at Richmond TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. Con.
~. meets with trains on Richmond aGe
Petersburg and Chesapeake and Ohie
railroads. Steamer Havana leaves Bal
Mos6a from wE EsS 81 s aaa 's FIJI
DAY at 4 p. M. Connects viii
trains from Philadelphia, New York
and western points, and at West Point
With trains for Richmond and Tot
..- 81 " South. l.t
3.25 ?, u. ARRIVES II Richmond MONDAY,W
NESDAY, and FRIDAY; and
5BOP. M.TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT.
URDAY. Connects With steamer =,
- ~ -. West Point from Baltimore. Cor.
s..a. meets with Eichmona asd Danyille
Richmond aud Petersburg, ana Chesst
~. pe2ke and Ohio railroads.
.rr .sf LOCAL PASSENGER. .,..sa -
I0:15 A. II, Arrives at Richmond NJ OND \ Y.
WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY: Con-
meets with Richmond ane Peters
burg and Chesapeake and Ohie rail-
roads.
No transfer Of freight at Richmond to or from
southern points. Cars run through between Atlantis
Careful handling and dispatch, with lowcss rates.
guaranteed.
Through bills Of lading, with guaranteed rates,
issued To ali northern and western points,
Through tickets sold TO all northern, esstsre, ans
western points, and baggage checked through.
Eor tickets apply at General Railroad Ticket OI.
Ace S2e Main street; at the Exchange Hetel, aas
co1npanYs depot, corner Twcnty-thirG anu LOON
s'I mas 'a j. T. DOUGLAS supsria:sndssa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-19
TRAyELLING is ExFRA.HAzARD

TRAVELLING is EXFRA1HAzARD-
- Gus, IL the tourist Is unprovided with some me-
disina resource. Changes OF peratute, food and
water Of an unsccustomed or unwholesome quality,
ard route TINT lies in the tropics other regions
where malalia exists, are each and all fraRghs with
danger to one who has been improytdent enough 10
neglect 3 remedial safeguard. The concurrent tes-
siniony OF many rogag eurs by land and sea estab-
fishes The fact that Hostetters Stomach Bitters ena-
hlea tdse who use It to encounter hazards OF the ma
tnre .e with purity and that, as me6-
cine Rdapted TO sudden aud unexpected exigencies,
Il valuable Disorders OF the iiver the
b1Felss aud The stomach, fever and asue, rheuma-
tis and ailments, brought on by exposure,
are among to which emigrants, travel
iess, and new seilers are most subject. These ana
others vie 70 the action os the Filters promptly
aad eompletei Z. my 14-Wtnl,Fs&M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-19
- By Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
pIevanth street between Main and Bsnk.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT
I JOE "a 100 ACRES OF LAND ON THE NEW
HESRICO TURNPIKE, ABOUT TWO MILES
NORTH OF RICHMOND, AT AuCTlON:T1iIn exc
cuYion of q decree Of the Circuit Court or Henrlco
county entered on the 21st or December, ~ -, IN
the case OF Tomlin and ais. % Braxtons aa,ninls
traitor. &C.. viii sell by auction Ga tne ID r.
on MONDAY the 10th dav of May, 1879. at "A
O'clock r. NJ. the TRACT OF LAND Of which WI.
liam Armistead Br.xton died seized; j contains
az lao ACRES, adjoins the land Of G. W. Garter,
j. r Krishman, aud others. and lies Opposite straw
berry Hill the farm of Messrs Edmond Da ven
por:). from which 1t Is separated ny me tueapse;
could be made beautiful little farm, or II may be
sold In lots, II desired. o,.,, e.,
teen and twenty-four months: the credit pay menu,
TO be for negotiable notes, with interest addcd, ana
secured by deed Of trust. 1,,.,oor
GprrnHs 4 WILLIAMS. Auct10neerS. my 4O
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-19
BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers.
Eleventh street between Nam and Bank.

THE BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN RESI-
4 DENCE AND GROUNDS ATTACHED. IN
SIDNEY. KNOWN As "AEL1NGTON.r Viii
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS .OPpOSII T.
THERETO. AT AUCTION.-By request OF Mons.
Spiro Zctele we will sell by auction upon The prem
isps. on TUESDAY, 20lh May, at 81 O'Clock I; " :;
his beautiful residence, known as "ARLlNG1ON.
with The GROUNDS attached. embracing the
square of ground bounded by InrVlc. arler,
Richie, and Wallace streets-39nX26T 2-12 rect
The mprOv' mentS consist Of 4 neat ana we'll
Arranged DWELLING in cottage style. Will about
eight rooms. besides out-buildings OF all xmas
beautifully situated In grove Of original OAKS ana
hicknl les. and surrounded with choice flowers ana
sbrubbcry. There Is also 4 fine SuDnly or FRUIT
trees of many varieties, asparagus-hcds. Sc &c,
and the situation is OF tho most elevated anu
attractive In all the suburbs Of he city. No one
could we'll desire more charming hoTc. srnlciently
convenient to the city for business anu yet ENJOY
ING The substantial comforts of country HE.
Added these inducements Is TIC cohslueiaiih
that The properly. being 81 near TO Inc CITY fnltS
and In the direct line Of The hest improvements, WIN
in few years grow 10 50 great Ttiile that Pur
chase row made will not only SECURE pleasant
home hut be an investment which cannot lali 10
| prove unusually profitable
After the above will he soln rs whole or In nr-
cells 10 suit purchasers, TIFF. FRONT ON HAFIIE
STREET OF THE SQUARE OPPOSITE ~
"ARLISGTON.' between Carter and Ritchie
Streets-33Ox130 feet. These lots all lie beautl-
fully, ana some of them have handsome forest "a"s
near their front.
my IL AuctloEccrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-19
BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
oorucr of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AZ S7.1OO
CACREs OF LANnINT TUE rL AZ OF I1E,N M0 WI
ImniMsI;IIRG TURNPIKk. HALE 4 MILE Be
Inv RICmuOND.-By virtue of a decree Of tre
Circuit Court of Henrico entered on the ISM OIL
necrmber 1878, and Of another decree entered on
The Of Janry 1871 In the e5s s OF We " sts
ns snecjai commissioners thereby appointed. pro-
coed 10 sell public auction At the office OF wei If
Rnk and Eleventh streets. In the city of ichlnond
on TUESDAY the 27'h Of May 1872 At T. 2sl9cS
NJ. the VALUABLE AND AITRACdi.iE ;,, Ia ~
iocatcr, rs above. containing ~ S7-lOO ACRES Of
EXCELLENT FARMING LAND, after reScrvins
therefroIn onc-tenlh acre for hnriai-gronnd ana
one acre heretofore sold off to the Fir lnia sugar
Refinery Company. ,.o. ,..,,o,,
For a suburban residence. or for narNct-gar'!eh
| this tract possesses many advantages.
| TERMS: One third cash: balance At SIN an,
twelve months for negotiable notes. interest addccl
and title retain, Till all OF the purchase money
fully raid and conveyance ordered ny ne Court.
| + ISAAC Ii. ChRRlNGTON,
JOHN B. YOUNG,
mv16 Comm ssiouers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-19
~ By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
1113 east Main street.
1oITH THIRD. STREET PROPERTY.
THE MOST DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON
THIRD STREET.
THAT LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL CORNER
TOT ON CANAL AND THIRD STREETS,
ADJOINING THE RESIDENCE
OF COLONEL ROBERT E..
-. BLANKTNSH1P,


will sell at public auction, on IUESDAY: May
90 1879 Mt O'Clock p. NJ the above niorI lSE,
ciasS DWELLING now to be had In The cry;
The iot fronts on Third street IS feet inches ana
runs back between parallel hnes l4o iee' ~ oil I'll"
lev Is feet inches WIDE. ,.,uo, -, 20
its location is all that could be desired as 10
extensive Views and convenience 10 business cen.
trs parties desiring choice lot. both as 10 size
and Iocation should not lose Ibis opportunity.
Will he sold as whole or in part, rs may ne 0e-
FERNS: One third cash balance Mt one ana TWO
years interest ADDED. and secured bv trusi-dccd
ss"' y J. THOMPSON BROWN,
.,o huctioEcer.
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aUcTIos saLEs-.-rusare pays.
AUCTION 5SAEEs5-@sEuSMEs-els .@5s
-s.e.
BY jas. 3fncdouaaII. Aactioneers
No. 10 Governor for Thirieentf1 street.
II ARGE INVOICE OF SUPERB NEW
- CHAMBER AND PARLOR FURMlTgyktE,
I,(1IJK-(sASEs. HhT-RiCkS. WARD-
ROBES, &C.. &C., AT

T win sell Mt my auction. house. No. o Governor
street jup stairsl: on TUESDAY, goth instant' ae
1OH O'Clock srrtrr IN
Crimson SILK Coteline, elegantly carved, very
massive frames, an1 Of the latest style:
One QUEEN AIMEE PARLqE SUIT TOY s9ss e 81
the most stylish pattern ,,r, ,s
One CLEMSON REPS PARLOR SUIT, very hand-
One magnificent CHAMBER SUIT, With i FRE InR
lDRFSSER, large FRENCH.PLATE NkhRoh;,
with WARDRQBEto match. THIS SET c'nho'
One OAK CHhMRER SET, with walnut TRIM
minss-as good as can be gotten;- ..r Lac,
Dine PORTABLE WALNUT BOOh-CAsE-Si'i>S
= doers-superior furniture; /.
One WALNUT LiBRARYi;,,CAS hahus'ihe
Two " ALNUT HAT-RAGkS:
Several WARDROBES. EXTENSION TABLES'
NJ RBI E-TOP ia BLES of different styles;
BUREAUS, and other articles not ennmera'sa a. on
This Splendid collection of Furniture Is now on ID
exhibition. IT, an In ,pection of which the puDhc Is
TsRMs.' ali" sums under $50 cash; over that
amount sixty days, for satisfactory paper.
~ JAS. DIACDUUGALL, Auctioneer;
f Z. COOK. Salesman. - NY -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-19
BY Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctiouccrs,
llC6 Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF TWO DWELL
N INGS ON peasants STREET BETWEEN
AND MOSBY STREETS,
STRECKER'S HILL AT ih" request of me owner
we will offer for sale nj public aucon, on the prem.
O'Clock p. NJ, TWO DWELLINGS, located as
above. one brick, with twelve rooms; the other
framed. with six rooms. XII chen four rooms. LOIS
10 by2l2 feet each TO an alley Is feet wide.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance ut four. eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest
added ard secured by Il deed of trust.
GODDIN, WARREN & CO.,
my17 AuctiOneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-19
BY Pnindcxter & Turper.
Real Estate Agents and AucttOneerS'
No. 1900 Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF THAT VALU.
n ABLE THREE-STORY BRICK STOLE N
DWELLING No. 1905 MAIN SlRkET lIlikEE
MANY YEARS OCCUPIED BY MRS. +: ID
HAMILT0N As \ MJLLlNERY and E Va, I,i, ;,
uIbiic auciiOn. on The premises on TUESDAY
MAY Goth. al 12 O'Clock N. The above VA. uABLt
PROPERTY. fronting IA feet on Main-sreet alo
extending back - .ctt 10 Il wide alley. There are
SIX LARGE ROOMS above The store. with i two
story brick Kitchen in The yard. Sale positive ad
rercmplOry.
and twelve months: III gntab!r notes Tor deferred
Tuyutn:s-u;crcst aGdca md secured bv trust deed
pOINDEXTEE Il TUPPER,
my II Anci;unecrS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-19
IS I'm ByJalaes II. Taylor & Son., '',
=: -. Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
Office corner of Eleventh aud Bank streets.

THAT BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT
L AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF FLOYD
AND BEECH STREETS, AND IMMEDIATELY
IN REAR OF. THE RESIDENCE OF g. i.
HALVES, ESQ, FOR SALE AT ALCT10S.-We
will offer at bubble auction, upon the premises on
TUESDAY the Goth day Of May, iS79, at & o'clock
r NJ, that BEAUTIFUL LOT as above located,
fronting feet, aid running back 1873 feet to an
! TERMS: One third cash; the balance at four.
eight, twelve, and sixteen months, for negotiable
notes. With interest added. aud secured by deed OF
trust. - Is y JAMES II. TAYLOR & SON.
my14 Auctoueers.
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Hscxsronp. GnrnssvrLnE cogs y !, s, "a, ;

Z May 10, 1873.
Editors Dispatch Seeing yoas reply !,
w, n. Tucker and others in to.say,s ISSUE s.'s
Of your paper prompts me to ask :. i 4 can :.
vote IN this county Although, navl ny
been 3 resident and engaged IN onsine e,
here for the past six months, my family s.,.a
reside In Petersburg, and IFpay house. !, q
there. Very respectfully, W. ). =. 81
ANSWER.
A man votes where his domicileis IL ne
removes to a place amino nsaaendt-that at. IS
with intent there to remain and res'de--ne
becomes a voter there at the end OF three
months, fboth places being in Virginia OF
course.) On the contrary, mans dorni.
ellie is presumed 10 be where bis wife ana
children reside. So there is presumption
for and presumption against your right 10
vote. II you have fully made up your
mind that you will remove your family
to where you are. and make your domlcie
there, you ought to be allowed to vote we
think