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aeh,,fst,oy eot 10 ID read d conf portion
s.s ri 5rhn T,sed. he not as sai. AS III eds
subject has many branches g y men VIZ y
5teachsr said, e Stopt you have i1os sMaae 7
vn,,r houpi, vel. !, IS ii you interrupt me
seair. i aid the boy. Z. leave. 80 You !,
Owe. me- a,,y more of your imp ces ana
is,l fake the san out OF you. Do you .rti.
dersinud p, said the teachef. .sI twIg,lz.
said Che boy, and then the regular order OF
business ceeded.
General John w. sprague, who is super,
Intending The construction OF the IFena
orciiic division Of the Northern Pacanc
railroad. In ex planning to the directors IN
NewSYork why he had laid track from Q
well OF water, said. :. h Chinaman con-
snmes three and d ball gallons OF wafer =
day. These so.cslled heather insist on
washing themselves all over with clean wa y
ter before going to bed. 5iS
The Solid Muldooa is the unexpectea
name OF new Democratic paper i ~ y.
established OF Ouray, IN Coioraao; ~ 70
Just possible that the accompilsnea .e., tSa
has thrown all Of DIS or pea, 'n'o wv
A eestleman met a stranger on tne
street. grasped bis hand cordially, ana eA-
claimed in tones OF politeness, put unce s,,
thin recognition: "Mr. Brown, believer,
DIT you believe that" calmly replied the
stranger. whose name was Hamilton
!" you'll believe anything"
The Gear has an income OF S2b,OoO DAY,
which Is as much as many Q hard-Worklhg
newspaper man can earn IN week. such
Is Justice Chicago Times.
The Cincinnati Times enriches ana en-
iarges the possibilities OF the Engiisnu ,an =,
guage with new advero-" fostcaiu l''is.
What island do the ladies, as we see them
ON The street, remind us oil Man-hatt-on.
Wanted. to know il a Havana cigar makes
. mon IN will two make manila?
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rT,RusTEEs SALE OF e. yAuAls 3l..t;
4 FSeM1 AND MILL IN. TIE, COUNTY,
Of va; F y,Tipe 3, deed ed
= r. trust Executed 10 me by y. Ca I'VE
and wife ON the Sd day Of sanna w DC na ag
nav Of asNOVEIBEf, 1879 fI fair; not; on
The next sunday az aiIsan ss
g ~ u Wancbester on the road leading from Midio-
Than coal mines 70 Nouns Herm o. G!l5Gns AND
MN pTY-TWO ACRES, upon which is an excet7
lent BRICK DIV With about SIX r9o ms
annd ar isT. III. we'll wooded and watered. asa
Eli nacassary oui-buildngs; in o. very rsspectaple
to l. aonsaesed
s,n mi farms i'm that section Of the county ana
was Formerly the residence Of the late Hill Spears
Esq. A. h,,.nce r,y,.hle Mt
six welve eighteen months with s
from day Of sale and scared by tTust uetu Oh
land. or n liberal interest discount Will DC maoe
Should The purchaser prefer to pay all cash ;cor
: :, ~ 1850, JOHN ISAAC WlLhERSoS,
Trustee.
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A4IGraOy ssAlzE.g--FaEurc Days.
Z BY Richardson q Cos
Il y Real Estate AEElts and AuetioEeers,
Lii Main street.

COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF vALUA-
VI BILE BUILDING LOTS ON MAIN STREET IT;
nj on EsINO NEAR MONROE PARk, BY
Ei1syrIs,sr e The IiiG HEST RIDDFR. WITH
OFT GIT LIMIT or REsERvE..-By virtue Of q de-
cree OF the Chancery Court Of The city OF Ric On
siyie ct waikor. and wife rs Bay gHardfan &e,
VI tliaiI, MS special commissioners appointed by
ssfd decree. sell ny auction 10 me hg9esl hiuaars
.DecemS.r. 1879, Mt O'Clock P. M, 107x155
FE FIT OF. LAND. with an alley In the rear twenty
feet wide to be divided into Suitable lo OF sofa as
TERMS: One fourth CASH balance In six tw " y
deferred uayments, with Interest added. and little
retained until the whole purchase-mnncy Is paid
.SS~,'sseo : 20 JOHN II. GUY.
ALEX. Q. HOLLhDAY,
no 20 Special Com mls:ioners.
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BY r. Z. LYME.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

VALUABLE AND DESIRABLY-LOCA-
Y TED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MAIN
STREET STORE PROPERTY, WITH EXCEL
LENT DWELLING OF NINE ROOMS OVER
HEAD AND GOOD KITCHEN &C. Sl 5, ~, Ar !
MFTEENTH AND SEXGX E,E M h STREETES'
HAMILTON AS A MILLINERY AND RESI-.
DENCE-By request of the owner. Shall sell 9y
DAY NEXT. the Sd day of December; 1879: al 1
O'Clock p. d.. the abOve-descrlbed PROPERTY .
The front Is nicely ard well succeed: the interior
Of the bnllding has recently been thoroughly over
haued-the walls panied and panered; The entire
premises being i'm splendid coudition and repair.
This store, situated as II Is, will suit admirably any
retail busness-such dry goods. shoe. Clothing,
or millinery. for which 1t Is now used. The atten-
ton Of The public Is particularly invited 10 ms sac,
IL being AMONGST the most valuable store properties
in That section Of this city which Is now being 50
much improved. The LOT fronts on sonih side Oh
Mum PAN Iect, and eN ends back to alley In rear
"a feet.
TIE TERMS will he one third in cal balance
upon d creCit Of fonr, eight and twelve months
with per cent. Interest added 10 notes ana secured
nv n deed of trust ROBERT i. LYME,
mos Auciioneer.
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AUCTION SALEs.--Futnrc Days
BY Chewing 6 Rose.
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneefs,
No. s north Tenth street.
SALE OF a VALUABLE
: FARM IN THE COUNTY OF HENRiCo,
FOUR MILES NORTH OF RICH
MoND, ON THE MECHaN-
B .ICsy1LLETURNPIKE.
ICsyfLLETURNPKE.

Nv yirtnc of certain deed Of trust executed to
the undersigned, trustees. by Oscar 6. Cosby ana
wife, bearing dac the 80 day Of April ISL and
recor ded in the clerks Office OF HenrSo County
Court I'm ID. B. go, uage 20H. defnuIt having been
made In the payment of the bond thereby secured
and b. ing reuired so TO do by TN. beneficiary In said
deed. we will proceed 10 sell by auction: on the
prenlfse;, on TUESDAY. December 8, SO. at IL
O'clock NJ. rhe TRULY YAtUABLE FARM s
known as Olney," up"n which The said Cosby for.
meriy resided, contskin9 l70E ACRES. Said
FARM has upon it Il good DWELLING. containing
about seven rooms and he usual cut houses, located
In 4 commanding view and surrounded by beautiful
shade trees. among which are several monsters OF
The forest. ORCH D>, both old AMI young; yonng
VINEYARD. 1t lies beautifully. and b well adapted
to The growth of anything raised In this section OF
the couhtry. 1t has upon 4 wood enough Ia furnish
fuel for years 10 come. This farm Is conceded by
ali to be SECOND 10 hone In that locality, and wing
almost Immediately the Mechanicssile pike,
which Is kept in good order all the year round, an-
swers A. a great iuducement to any one wishing to
purchase Virginia lands. r.
TERMS As named In the deed would be cash sur
ficiebr defray the eXp uses of safe and 10 pay
bond Of So 149S4 and balance, IL any, at such lime
as granor; In said DEED may Greet: but liberal
terms Will be made known ut the time Of sale
JOHN Fl. GUY.
II. NJ. GILLIAN.
Trustees.
CIJFuNIN,- G. POSE AuctiOncprS. uO2S
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CHEWING & ROSE, Auctioneers.
BY ", GOddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctfoncer.
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer.
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES AND COMMISSIONERS
ISLAND" IN HANOVER COUNTY with A
SMALL PORTION IN HENRICO COUNTY,,
NEAR TO ATLEE'S STATION. ON THE CHESA-
PEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD. EIGHT NILES
ACRES-Upder The provisions Of o certain deed OF
trust from S. II. owens and wife. bearing date LIN
June, 1872, duly recorded IN Hanover County
Court and of decree of the Circuit Court OF Htno-
YER enter on The 29h DC; ober. 1879, In The case
of Putney & Waits against Owens. &c, shall. as
surviving trustee in said deed. and rs speclai COM
missioner appointed by The SAID Decree proceed 10
sell at public auction, on the premises. ON CES-
DAY the Cd December, 1879. at O'CLOCK T. M
the EXCELLENT FARM. located rs above, called
owens. containing 4i3K ACRES: of which about
one third is Ia wood and timber: balance open land
of fair quality embracing some line low grounds on
the i,hlckahomiuy. Tie improvements are COM
Portable, consisting Of a DWELLING. containing
FIVE or six rooms, and the usua out buildings: also
a good orchard In II ont of the dwelling aud tx
tending near 10 the railroad there Is iarS" grove
of forest oaks. Atee's station Is distant about
quarter Of mile. and affords very convenient ac-
cess 10 The place for persons doing BUSINESS In feh-
mond. AS THE CARS PASS DAILY FOUL, TIMES:
TERMS: According to the deed anu decree alores
said will be enough in cash TO defray EXPENSES or
sale and costs of suit and to GiScharSe-tir;r, the
debt due TO John Is. Smith. amounting on me lst
November, 1879. TO the sum of s434563; sec
ondv 10 secure the debt due TO Miss A l1e u.
Owens amounting on the Isl November, $40, to
the sum OF Sl.43791: ana as to Inc rcSidhe Oh
the proceeds of sale uf any. on credit OF one
two aud three years, for bonds bearing intc1e l. Sc
cured by deed of trust. II is pro btble that by or
before The day of sale other and more favorable
terms as to the cash payment may. by consent or
the PARTIES, be made II so, the farm will then be
sold on thest amended terms ,.o,-~c
no12 Surviving Trustee and Commisei ner.
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By W. Godd'p, Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES. AUCTION SALE OF
EIGHT BEAUTIFUL. LOTS IN sHE ,I: a
trust deed to me. dated 14th December, 1873. re-
corded In Henrico County Court in ID. b. ~ page
viii son on the uramI,es. on SATURDAY,, Decem.
Der g. 1879 al AZ ocockP , orh .Ida
LOTS, having aggregate front on tne 9r
al,en and Others. The speciai attention Of tue en-
ployees at the Chesapeake and Ohio shons (o WHICH
cuarIy called 10 this sale. They are high ana ory,
with MAGNIFICENT view Of he city. c,eb doybt-
less more Favorable terms will be accepted and so
announced at the sale. nco,- r.,,,o
Z. D. EAcHO. Salesman. no 20
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Atlady In 1t forse-ear was asked why she
rang the bell at both end Because /
Wantsboth ends 10 stop. SIT. ~ she quickly
ssespende NssO Yerie Ezpress.
g Have you eeenst be: new piece q the Va
ietieas asks as French tdramatist OF q
fisnd. e Nc, & turns The iatssr e only
90 10 successful phys z, Then he adds,
politely, ~ ttss 4.
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.IyEHYAsD SALES STABLES.

The subscriber has fitted up in connection with
his extensive stables one OF the most
COMPL Etc AND CONVENIENT RhZAAkS
q II. found In this country: and having every IA
ciity for the accommodation OF stock, respectfully
soiiclts conSignmeuts or
HORSES. MULES, AND VEHICLES,
of every kind promising that all stock, &C., CON-
signed 10 him shall have every attention, ana re-
turps promptly made. ,.
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES made when required
TIE CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT
embraces coIsignment' OF almost every variety
vehicles for pleasure and wOrk-purpOses, n also
HARNESS Of every description. All articles III
this department Will be- sold at lowest whossaie
manufacturers prices. and in 40 tpsahce VIII any
deviation from such prices he made Parties WISH
In" TO purch1se will find " 10 their Interest 10 ea-
anime This stock Of vehicles. &c. amy.
My STABLES are new, OF LARGE CAfACiil )
aad afford every convenience for drovers.
Parties desiring 10 purchase for their s"h use o'
the trade VIII ind large stock 10 select from: -,
AUCTION SALES eyerY WEDNESDAY and SAL
URDAY at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. &c.,,
JOHN L. DAVIS, Proprietor.
f. Il. Cook. Aucioneer. wv
C.S. ALLEN, Manager. NV -
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BY Jro. z. Laughton, Jr., Ancuoneer,
No, Gle Main street.

1EAcHINIsTs' AND WATCHMAKERS
M TOOLS, WORK-BENCHES, BUFFLMG.htA'
{,HTNE. sGILDED SIGNS. &c, AT AUCTION
ON SATURDAY the 29th Instant, at 1OH o'eiocS'
VIII sell at my auction-house- la, :
FINE cABiNET-MAKEs.s BENCH SI,. With ,vaod 2
work: Gun-stocks, Carving Tools, and Machine
GiISsMITH'S BENCH. with fine Tools. Var
nishes. Jcck Springs, Solder, Paints. Oils, &c;
I MATHEMATICS BENCH, with all necessary
tools aud appurtenances completc:
l fine ADJUSTABLE BUFFlSG,MAChlN|
ments: o,,,
GILDED GUN, KEY, WATCH, and CLOCK
~ SIGNS; .,or
ton OF machinists. ,r,,,rx,,
40 90 otx Auctloneer.
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RICHMOND AND rETrR<rrrgi
RAILROAD tOM!ATv.
5fNMMENCING SUNDAY, November n.
~ 1879, trains on this road Will run as follow.
LEAVE RICuMoSD SOUTH.
1900 IL, THROUGH NAIL daily, conaec.r,
Tor Charleston, ~aFa. Ii. hg.r,,,t
and Aiken tvia fharr.'orl R,g~.s
Jacksonville. stops only It tncs,.,
aud Manchester, And 4. Halfway I'D.
signal.
500 4. NJ, ACCoM,lo BATON .'qg. MAKE,
close connection 81 P,,'.r..r lry frrrs
,ne Atlantic. vi sGi-si,;,. ana pft,
railr'tG for EriSt.'. !Hatti.,...,.
Nashville. Mcmrln.. l,nrhNgrg
Farmyilr. ami pth"r !r.a' ari'f.t. ~
that road, MAXIM sa.!a Amr - #r
any .o'hcr line. >:oi,s a all p .r...
stations.
4:30P. u. ACCOMMODATES TRAM sally
(cNcclt Sau'lyl. rIs3e"gc., IT,. N
this trl'I viii maze .i"sG CuuHr,.la
=; P"t:r: our2 81 Norfolk.
1885 7. NJ. THROUGH NAH. daily. connecting
for Weldon. WlIminy.or, E..c,gu,
Charleston. SavarnIi. t#-.-,a. CO.
ium"ia, .,tla%r. Mac u. = H'g...rrv
Mobile New bri"ta5 a:I AZ ,sutu,s
Sonth ana Southwest. H. .l.#I Eirr,.
iag-car from Washington G.r ~
miEgtou, SayanIsE. aHi - >w.'t.
Stors Ouiy ~ Manchester sn1 .r3.st
and Hall Way "n >t"na'.
LEAVE PETER sGl'NG NORTH.
6:35 A. IL, THROUGH NAIL daily. rcSueC,'st
with R!c.Ll"..d. trcc"i s.'nurS 4 .!
po.c!Mac T..ll. lad f1r -. pu.,ls : g.,,
East, ana Nest. Stops al NJln-.--
ter and Chester. aIui ~ Halfway
and a. Drtry'S liial uu s5SIa!.
9:2JA. NJ, ACCOMMODATE TRAIN Gsn7
except .LhcayI. stops n a. 50.
lions.
7:lO p. NJ, ACCOMMODATES TRAM Ia'r
Except SUNDAY. stops "rv n Won
cGcs'"r aud Chester, and HAP" i! ~
on signal.
3.44 r. u. THROUGH MAJ. daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for Nil points kG!
and Vest. Also. Taiijne close "-nFcc-
ton with the Chesapeake and ua0
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
sll points North and VS.. THE tain
stops 1T Manchester and 'hrsrr- o9i
at I.alf- Way and Drur>s B!n'. N
signal.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
he Appomatt0I d0pot ~.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave E.rh'
mono $40 A. VI. and $50 Z. W.; leave f'''s:-
,nrg 900 A. NJ. and 5:2j r.. every SUNDAY.
no ! !, SHAW. SIM, rint"Ud"ni.
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PRINTING-HOUSE
DIsPATcH PR1NT1Ne-HoUsE'
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
paving one of the LARGEST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE soUTH' con'
,,n.a with skilrul mechanical talent, we are Pre-
nar.d TO execute promptly, in the very best styf
and AT LOW PRICES, every description OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING .@l
SUCH AS ~
BUsINEss-cARps.
gISITING-CARDS,
rKOFESSIONAL-CARDs
WEDDING-CARDs.
sHOW-CARDs
CIRCULARS.
BILLS LADING.
RECEIPTS
sILl-UEADs,
LETTER-HEADs.
NoTEHEADs.
ACCOUNTS SALE,
STATEMENTS
CHECKS,
NOTES,
DRAFTS
DRUG-LABELS,
ENVELOPES,
PAMPHLETS ARGUMENTS, ,,
BRIEFS,
&C., &c
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
SPECIALITY.
Orders from the country promptly filed and DE
yer ed by express or mail.
We have oil the NEWEST STYLES OF TfPt
and execute work in manner that cannot be SUI.
passed.
We also do all kinds Of BINDING and RULiNe
We will cheerfully furnish estimates and sene
SAMPLES when renulred. mn I2-n.s"'%"
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et76 OWING TO THE UNRE- $500
eDF.t - LIABLE supply Of other Bituminou;;
Coal, and wishing TO give my friends better g al
the price Of my SPLINT COAL to 1915 per ton
for best lump. Al this price this Is by far the cheap
est soft coal in the market having slate and last
Ing a good deal longer than any other soft coal.
Also, full supply Of ANT tIRAClTE COAL ut
SIS per ton, delivered. ". j. MCDOWELL,
no 25-Im Seventh and Main streets
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EAST BOUND.

J.
Nall train arrives 81 Richmond iai!y vA-
cept Sunday 80" -
EXPRESS train arrives II RicnEond da'Is ,
Accommodation train arrives ~ E!ctI- o =.
1poud daily except sunday at..........:9up ~ "a
Ni.rJ train leaves Siaun'"r ri t:iJ A. "
taking passenger: IL Gor,lon.yii.r from t"c Fth1
Midland tra!r from Washington, and 'rf'''9 ="
Richmond IL J:4' J.. w. ,,,,, ,,,, f,r
connects win virginia Midland IRAN -"
LyncIburg Dauyiilc ana Atlantic HS,';,.p'" o. 60,
Ohio Railroad stations. 81 VII! IifEthiL No.
land train, leaving Al $50 L. W. !nl "a.'!"sm IL,
3 councils with virginia Midland n"'" '''
Lynchbur2 and lan:!ilc. .,,.,,,,,trnl
I, colfurcts with Valley ral.r"h! a'"aan2.
.raiy leaving al 3:lj VI. for itaTr>'HTiFS'
ID connects with Valley railroad train leaving -
ia! 4. VI. or Iia.pcr's Ferry.
Y connect With stag; Tor l."Nlu-'"-' s d,
+ rouuec.s with L. Il. :. auu J.. /. s''H'L''' S'
| Ports ~ uth and Cincinnati g., me
c; CONNECTS with Scla,p '.a,IcY r'.'i""' ''' '"'
Northwest. . - ill., ,...,,,,,. +, i,,r vs.,
| Sar,bwrst ,u.I southwest. ". " :. Dj ~.
Not'h"e''' 49, tlynrrr atti >uprrinIrnh'"''
| CONWAY X. How ARD, Gg"erA. Ne 10
Ticket Agent.
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PRHNTING-HOUSEs.

STUDY hoP-BITTERs BOOK, use the 1neuic'he'
. nd ron will be wise, healthy, aud happy.
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A connects FOR alitOn- y. e..
connects for Ashcville and all polgf, T., ".
North Carolina daily, exert sunday. ." " '5'e'o
& connects for Macon aud All points IN Sos,,,,..
Georgia. ''rS
D connects for Jacksonville AMI all point, n r.
rida. a" 80
L connects for Macon and All points IN 2,r.r.-.-
Georgia, and Chattanooga. Nashville, Mrat. -,
all TcSfS points. >'9
F connects for Selma, Meridian, Jackson, A.,
Vicksburg. " ALL
G connects for Galveston and all Texas ,.,,.,,
Trains from the ab0ve-namrd point, 49,. -
RichmVnd at 4:I3 p. VI. ami GAO s. " ~
Trains between Greensboro and salem rgn t,r-
except Sunday. '
Trains on North Carolina divi.!on MAXI rrr,c,
ton at Gold boro' wTh the ". K ". L. T. ,",,,
from Weldon and Wilmington ''
Pullman Palace DrawIng-rpOm and Steering 90,
run through or Train No. - from NrY iork ,%t
Richmont tor tlapta and from iir"cusbpro' Ia .g
Eusta. and on Tram No. ~ from Washington ,rI
Rich lnond to Augusta. ''
Tickets sold 10 all points south. southras, arr
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay-orer cheeks given on local t.cScis
JOHN K. MAC MrRpO.
General PASSENGER Agent,
I. VI. L. TALCOTT. General Superintendent.
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By Richardson &c Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
ll13 Main street.

SALE or VALUABLE
l. REAL ESTATE IN THAT PART OF HE
CITY OF RICHMOND KNOWN AS ROChEIIS
BY AUCTIOE.-!;v virtue Of the PROVISIONS OF i
certain deed of trust. bearing date thG2d daE OF
Nav, 1877. from Dennis U'Dea and wife. duiy re-
corded in the Chancery Court OF the CITY OF Kicn-
luoud. and two d. cree, at The said court cutcfcd III
the short sty'c of O'Dca Lee, trustee. &C., On
the 5h day of July. 1879: and lSth of No"enl1
ber 1879, re pfciivey, shall, lis trst!e IN :aid
decd aud by ,irine IF said DEGREES SCI: by auction
on the premises. on THURSDAY the i:h day 81 De
cember 1879. at 4 o'clock p. NJ. the REAL
ESTATE mentioned in said iced, ana DESCRIBED III
said decree Is folows-to wit. Hose TWO CEN
TAIN LOTS or PARCELS OF LAND; win INC
i'm prov eIDtnrs thereon. In the city OF ftchihonn d.
1he corner Of Louisiana and Foura slree:S' iroh',
Ec on Louisiana street 32!@ itcF more or less. ahu
running back within parallel lines ana on tue niic
OF Fourth street 90 feet to All alley tcn feel VICE
TERMS-lo wit. Cash as 10 one 'hird oil INC pro-
ceerls of sale: the residue In equal i;S'amtnt' on i
credit Of six and twelve months with legal interest
thereon from day of sale, the purchaser TO execute
his negotiable notes for said DC Icrred payments
with ine added, and title 10 the property 10 DC
retained until said notes fully paid anu Il con-
vcyance directed by the Court. . -- ,,.
PIcu.ppsoS e Co. uciioneers. 10 81
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BY GruDbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 VERY
v VALUABLE FARM ON LOWER JAMES
RIVER At AUCTION. BY virtue OF DEGREES Of The
Circuit Court OF The city OF Richmond entered on
The oSth OF September, 1873, on The 24th of june.
1879 and on The 21st OF October. 1879. IN the suit
therein pending by The short style Of james L.
Tosh rS. -. Louis Mutual Gite-lnsurance Company
ct nLS' The unG, gncd. who was thereby ann0lnl-
ed special commissioner for The PURPOSE VIII sell
AZ auction. at the office Of GrubbS Williams, real
estate agents and anc'ioaeers on EGvcnh street ne
tween Main aud Bank streets in the CITY OF KEN
mond Va. on MONDAY III: Isl day OF IltcGmncr,
1879. 1T IL o'clock a.. ne ALI AbLE tA 90
ACRES. more or less. lying in Chesterfield county
Immediately on james river, ana adjoining
.Prcslue Isle The imprON emenis are COM,
PORTABLE DWELLING with SIX rooms ana All
nrce! sary barns and outbu,GnGS and the and Is IN
n high state of improvement. THIS estate Is De-
licved to he one of the best on James river.
TERMS OF SALE: $1,000 in cash: me residue
{not In excess OF the amount sfated nel0WJ NJ SIX
and twelve months for negotiable notes, win inter
est aGGed but should the whole sale exceed III
amount the OK ncnseS and costs OF suit and sale anu
tn" sum Of $4,000, with interest thereon from me
osth OF Septembcr, 1878. then rs TO SUCH excess
unon such terms rs The said Iosh may In wriiln@
designate on or before The day OF safe. Hen 10 D"
reserved upon the property uhii the purclasc-iho-
ney Is fully pail
This FAR VI has b2cn rented to Henry AchS0n Tor
the year 1880 for the sum Ct $500, aui the pur-
chaser will have the option either OF confirming tne
lease and receiving the rent with the rSit 10 Suct
partial pOsSpssiou on the ls day OF August. ISSu,
as NAV be necessary for sce,ug whert OF other ial
crops. or Of taking full and complete possession OF
the farm on The Isl day OF January. 1851 PAYING
to the said Atchson 50 per acre for every acre OF
land actually sc, ded In wheat
Commissioning.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, AuctionCers. 0c 20
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER ANp .'E- ,n-p.
cCREDULE OF TRANS, ,,,.... ,-7s
- TAXING EFFECT % '''''''
PASSENGER TRAINS. .
o.oo n Ip,yc Richmond daily tx IAN
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iucs on The orr river a4' $50
more. ,-.
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FRIDAY.
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.,o NJ Leave RICHMOND MpSD.> L. W Et''
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uRDAY with s'cav .crs lr'iE oS''''
more.
THROUGH FREiGRf. TRAINS.
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S::1S =. ii. sunday. coHr rci.ns at vs. \rs
CIV with steamer, from EailinDt'' ~
YORK., Prov ,ience, ana b"S'V''
LOCAL. FREIGHT TRAIN.
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WEDS ESpAi, ana thi NJ, 80, q, II
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.o s points Cars run through between '''~'
| and West Point. ,,,.n ,xi,h loves. rae
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Tnrougf. bills OF lsding, with s sa,np,'
issued &c, al northern AID wesstn " The company
Eor ,r formation Apply =, Ga' Richmond. w.,
ISsaals''ni ls IA a. i. DOUGLAS, saiTf'u''-N
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