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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-11
Colored Normal School.

The closing exercises OF the Colored Nor
NAL School miss Knowles princpaD took
place last night at Virginia Opera in
the presence of an immense crowd, includ-
ing some hundred whites. The programme
was as follows: Beatitudes, school; Lords
Prayer, school; aoly, Holy, &c, school ;
Reading, Martha Cooley; Reading, Maria
Cooley; The Light Of Memory, school !;
The Flood Of Years, Patsie Kelley; Great
is the Lord, school; Defamation, Samuel
Sutton; Song, Fannie Payne (splendid); /;
Reading, Lucinda Smith; Quartette, F.
Payne, Polly Diggs, R. Davis, and Robert
Jones (very good). Medals presented by II.
NJ. Manly. Esq. Benediction pronounced
by Rev. w. Ii. Brooks.
The following is the list of distinguished
pupils:
intermediate ciass-A g. Kno1Oles teacher--
ing Exercise Book-Meda: Marietta Chiles. Ger
Observation-Disclosures Martha Cooley, Maggie Rich
son. Alice Chtman. scholarship: Maria Anderson.
Patsie Kelley. Penmanship: Emmehne Grandi-
Junior No. 44-H Waddy teacher.-First
Honor-Silyer Medal Lucinda Smith. Spelling
Exercise Book-Medal: Eliza Garnet. Cer!ih-
Touisa Lewis, Maggie Mitchell. Ellen Mundy, Kate
Randolph. Lucinda Smith, Willie Flood, tmmet
Harris. Robert Jones, John Mitchell, james Robin
SON. Willie Oliver. Department.: Annie Brown,
Matte Filzhugh. Scholarship: Robert Jones, WI:
lie Flood, Kate Randolph, John Mitchell, samuel
Sutton, Abraham Morton. fenmanship' Aorahan'
Second Grammar secttoa A-S @ Lcu!fs l,in Aine, e
EDS. Spelling Exercise Book: Maria Hope; Nap
Drawing-aledal: Eddie Darricot. Second Honor
Sallie Turpin, Wallace Epps ertihcatss-AtIneaa, n
Winston, Eddie Darrcot, Nancy Robinson, sae
Turpln. Sidney Jeter. Department: Matilda
Washngon Dora Mlns5ohti Aoa W,shinr,en Maag ohr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-11
January Is, 1872.

ALARaE STOCK OF ready-mada dresses for Ia
dies.
4 large stock OF underwear for ladies.
All kinds OF gooGs for school commencemenS
such rs Lawns, ausl:ns, sash, Ribbons, Gloves,
Hose, and Fans.
Also. large stock CT genuine Torchop EGednss
and InsertinSs: Hamburg Etgtngs aud lnsertip2s.
Also, 1000 pairs OF Hoee for women aud el,ll-
dren. This IS y job lot, and " IL! be sold at pasa
below regular prices At LEVY BRoTuERs'.
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WEDNESDAY q. go &. .. J. UNE IL. 1874,
WEATHER REPcRT


IMPLICATIONS poR oRThDAY.-For The Miti.
die Atlantic States failing and stationary.
followed By rising barometer winds mostly,
from south TO west, parity cloudy weather,
occasional rains, and nearly stationary tenn
perature. ass3s ,llf 4.sa. sfJs 81
For the South Atlantic and Gulf STATES.
nearly stationary pressure, stationary Tor
slightly higher temperature, partly cloudy.
weather. and local raips. with southwest 20
southeast in the former and east to sollth
winds in the latter DISTRICT a. az
TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY WAS clear and
warm. About s o'cloek,there was sbos er:
OF rain. which cooled the atmosphere cen..
siderably. asfs f5a97Sss
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY: g. &. NJ, IA i
"a. d., 81; noon, so; P.. M.s 80: IS p.
~. ST; midnight, sS,s 'hssr 81 = sS ss
Mean temperatllre, S3 fs6. 7ssssssss ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-11

IHAyE AssALYzEp THE wHl,KEI knoVl; undsr
the brand OF R-Seleet," controlled bS Nessfs
WALTER y. BLAIR & CO.. Richmond, Va. and ha0
II free frcsn tusi. oil and olcu impurities ana fs
commegQ Its use for medicinal and faWl'y par
poses. j. b. McCAw. II. D.,
late Professor OF Chemistry
Medical College Of Virginia.
January l3, 1872.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-11

poRrSEE's Celebrated LAGER, the leSa'ne
Beer. endorsed by all eminent physicians. ha.tiet
fresh daily, aud delivered 10 families.
CHRISTIAN & WHITE,
-sr General A Pc
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

CLOSING ExERCIsgs,so FssTfT q VALLEY
CENTRAL. A ND q eLpR j. De NORMAL
I SCHOOLS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PROG RsAalMEs. AN D cIssSW DEL, AssEa-
BLAGEs-THE CLAY, ANBs HIGHasCHO6Ls
{ TO; d Av Es 'rHEIE cLosrsG Ra1sEs
,raTSax ,;<s4 80. 80. ~ IsSs 4s,
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s8ltIlI|lloIaI.d / ! ils|palfh, q |

) tar THE RcIIaTyog OF THEpIspETeH
Is LARGER THAN THE ceaSafsEr 5ftgRUE..
LATIoN OF ALL TFsE OTHER DAILY gRWs.
PAPERS OF THE cry.
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.AWIEY SPRINGS

y AWLEI SPRINGS
IL 1000 FEET ABOVE TIpE-wATER,
NEAR HhitRISOSBURG,F VA.
Csuac!ty, three large hotels. with accomm odat'ons
for 700 guests. Appointments hrrt-claas. open
JUNE 1871. Rates - per day: 1880 per week
St1 per month. For further particulars address
G.. A. SpRINKEL Treasurer,
mv 2G-eohl st uarrisuubirg, Va.
NElLLBORO' SPRINGS, BATH COUN-
Nk TY. two miles from MiliDoro' depot. Chesa-
peakc and Ohio railroad, are now open. Terms TO
suit the times Especial term. for families Tor lbe
season. The most elevated and coolest summer re-
4. DCpuY, druggist 127 Broad street, Richmond,
Va, or ". A. SlTLiNGTON, Proprietor,
Miilboro' Springs post-othce,
nv 30-coGlm Bath county. Va.
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RICHMOND, June 10, 1879.

Mss ALice SlcGin: The undersigned,
members OF your vocal class, highly appre-
cating your earnest efforts to make them
attain success in their musical aspirations,
do beg that you will accept the pitcher ac-
comp3nying this note as slight testlmo'
NAL OF their high regard.
Minnie Whitcomb. Minnie Deaton, Flor
ence Kcmpcr, Annie Cone, Julia Mitchell,
Jennie Bowers, Miss O'Neil, Mrs. Glenn
ents, Bertha Tolker, Mrs. Powers.
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WA N'a'S.

WANTED, 4 NURSE -one without in
w cumbrance; aseitfed wor nan preferred. APP
ply at No. GOT west Gay street near Brook avenue.
In IL
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yXrANTED.A 4 SCI WING-WOMAN. Ap-
w ply at the son,hH est corns5. Of Harrison and
Ciay streets Nc. 1901 jc 11-2tS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-11

w TANTED.- BOARD IN II PRIVATE.
w FAMILY Dr ge Dtieman and wite. VIII
furnish room. Must be within Sve minutes walk
of tle-pnst-ofhce. Addr ess " Il. 49, care OF Dis
DntcA Office. jc l1-ltk'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-11
DCFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS,
MECKLENBURG COUNTY, VA.

These Springs are now open for guests. Rates or
hoard: Per day. So; per week, $l3; per II 0nth OF
20 days, $40.
Sprines pamphlet may be bad of PURCELL. LApp
( Co., Richmond. Va, or by addressing the proprt-
etUr. Elevation 5 90 feet above tide water.
THOMAS +. GOODF, Proprietor.
my 30-eodll IN Buffalo Li;hia Springs, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-11

NOTICE-TO EXCURSTONsSI5Es
~ AND PICNIC PARTIES. HIzasssssssazzs
The barge NEW YoEK- with capacity Tor 600
passengers has just been Gted up iulu caR oe char
Tered to any point on he river.
For terms, &C., apply on board Or at Psi:,felphia
Steamship,Shed. InTl5.lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-11

WANTED, A FiRSTaRATE CAKE
W BAKER. Pre- erence giSen TO one who un-
dsrstanGs nraa Mentf ng. &. XIMMER,.
Ia Il-2 1918 Main street.
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To-Dny,s Prosramme.

This morning at 10 O'Clock the closing es-
ercises OF Clay School will take place at the
Theatre.
Tonight al O'Clock the closing exercises
OF the High-Sghool will take place at the
Theatre.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-11

4 l. - IL IHE SEaSOS.-Iue lie
~ GROVE HOTEL, WEST POINT, VA. is now
oven Tor The accom- modaiion OF REGULAR and
TRANSIENT BUAkDERS.
lhe house has been newly furnished; bowlin2-
alley and croquet grounds. Oysters, crabs fish, and
!nMch-counitr OH the grounds.
Bar and lcc-Crt am Saloon.
Excursion parties Will note the above. ..
Rates, Leo per day special rates BY tho week or
month. L. X. FRAILEI,
NV 29-lm Proprietor.
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sn,ie Brown. Martha 5fapn. Scholarship. James
yonnsop, William Jones. William BurieII. Della
Lewis. sarah Byers, Mattfes Alexander. Penaaan-
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I AUCTIoa SALES THIS Day.

RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 4. b.. horses, mules, Sc.
JAMES M taylor a. son, 6 p. M ,briek dvclr-
j. Ing No. 42a Broad street. ~
E. D. EaCHO. 81 p. M.. cottage residence on the
Nine-et1ie rosd as Stony ran. with one acre OF
- land attached. sa fsss d
ROBERT b. LYME. 6kP. 81, commissioners sale
OF small frame house and LOT on Twcnty.ninth
street between K and s streets.
j. THOMPSON RR0WN fsa1e conducted by inc.
K. E.Laughson, Jr.), at IL A. ~. 10 42a Brook
avenue, household and kitchen fu, nfture.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-11

The, proceeds will be appropriated to pay the
church debt.
This will be cheap ana pleasant way to obtain a.
view of 'he historical sccuefy and places Dutch
Gap C5ra!, Mcclellan Landing, Drewry's Buff TOR
vern Hill Bermuda Hundred City Point, and other
places OF interest on James river. '..s-1..E -
The Barge will leave the wharf at A, NJ and re-.
turn between 8 ana 8 +. Al.
REFRESHMENTS OF all kinds furnished atcity
prices. -. 7.If
A. w. Garber's stages viii call and take excur-
sonsts to and from the boat; 25c for adults, l5c,
for children each, round trip The street-cars Will
take Them from Morton's garden to Rockets for
17c for adults: for children l0c. each round trip.
Excursion Tickets: soc. for adults, 25c. for chill
G. p. WaIfOrd Co.'S bookstore, IL Broad street !;
John Laird. aorist. 5l4 west Grace street; u. L .
Braseman, post ofice; hotels. and on the boat.
la AM q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-11

XTANTED, 5, 900 SOUTHERN FARMS.
w to iii catalogue &c farms for saie. For
= L. LONG.
je l0-.tr Haris' file, Pa.
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crv lewis, Fulton. Ark: <ays:
nr ops Sr.r,,re ot twenty-five years, proclaim
"2iisst rs the best ana-tilious medicine ever
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Lewis. Sarah Bycrs, siattfe Alexander. Pennan
ship: martlia Mann. ---1'-'. =,
Superintendent Peay read the following
| JUSg TO, 1879.
Mr. Peay,-Wili you please mention that
James johnson stands only IS lover than
The pupil who gets the medal in my class ?
Annie Austin, the pupil who eefs the first
honor, stands 91.5 per cent, and johnson
81 per cent.
Very respectfully, BELLE WADE.
The attendance at the Normal Seaool for
the session was 97.2
Ihe standard OF this school was runsed at
The beginning Of the session. There we're
no graduates. At the close Of the next ses-
sion it Is not unlikely that some diplomas
will be sopferred.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-11

ALARoE STOCK of ready-maas dresses for La
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yTroOL WANTED.-Havin& received
w orders DIRE CT frSa, manufacturers for. WOOL.
We ago prepared 10 pay the l,lahese cash market
price Cor the same. SHIPMENTS made 20 rs slis III have
os,r attention, and rsla.! tances Br2iopty MADE.
II. WhLLERSTEIE & CO.,
Geze.aa Conmi Sterc!iasts-
No. IL souIa SifIeen,h street..
my l2-dM, ". tS@sioa&wlm
The National tribune., 1879-05-01

ID ~ NJ BRoNsoN FLAQJ there passed grant
ing bounty n The late war?-A The act of July T.
granted bounty ensmcus into the Navy Marine
Corps after July 1864 In regard to hOmestcads
spectfuy the Commissioner OF General Land
once in this city TO whom should state the dctot cse
not q hypoheicUt one
ATroRNEy,' scoTrsvLLE Ky.-Q Anipv9d pensoner who
receiving pension gunshot wound died from the eff
ard line leaving
widow four children years Are the
widow and minors entitled original pension "A Hes
widow entitled month for self and ~ month
each chilli until they everaly attain the of sixteen
years.
r. r. HELorEs. rExAs-Q. Is the widow other heirs
soldier the with Mexico entitled to the three
The Hon second Auditor has not de-
cded whether not under the of February &h 1879 nes
soldiers Mexican entitled
three months When this point Is decided notice
will appear ia the columns of The NATIONAL tribune
f. S. b. SooTrsvtLLE KY.-Q A soldier discharged by
hepatitis incurred rupture while in
In OF duty. should he apply both
disabilities "A both pension viii be allowed for each
disability.
r. LUTEsvtLLE, Moo How much does the law allow
Justice, notary, filling pension
The Of the civil officers referred
cribed by laws We do not know the of legal fee
allowed in your State.
A p MANSFIELD, PA Ihave been ordered before board
examining member OF which Is
Of mine, do believe he would do justice in
his report Can be ordered before some other boardA
adav the stated, return the
animation the Pension Office with request be ordered
before other board.
Many inquiries arising thenew Pen
cannot be this decisions upon the
points involved have been rendered Ocia decisions
under said law will be published from time TO time.
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What the Old Veterans Think.

gallant patriotic old soldier, residing at Raleigh
Mississippi sends lengthy article, which space for
bids publishing entire He says
Owing to the pressure of the times, many poor,
wounded soldier is dragging precarous subsist
ence, physically and mentally disqualified procure
living; out by exposure while in the army, and
many of this class, much fear patiently waiting
receipt of the pension certificate may yet find their cons
in consequence of the time being prolonged before
making payment of their dues Why then all this
essary delay? The the soldiers just rights
awarded the better and if the chain III the Pension u
has become crooked, the is overauled and
made straight the better And mark for marks of some
must be made numbers of those poor soldiers
viii yet be required to elevate aspiran Office,
and if he has advocated the rights of the soldier, the
soldier will sustain him.
May the Supreme Architecto Of the Universe whose ALI
seeing Eye presdes all human events speedily in
duce the powers that be- to do justice the soldier.
Then ii country should again be unhappiy
mbued IN another war, which is far distant and
the rights of soldiers have been Justly appreciated and
all their respective claims adiudcated and promptly paid
their united response will be, u accordance with the fol-
lowing poetic lines
Then freemen NIL up; Lo the striped banners flying,
The high bird of Liberty screams through the air,
And conquer or die, by the American star
The National tribune., 1879-05-01
REFERENCES.

may persons unacquained
of
military distinction widely throughout
United States:
BELyIDERE ILLINOIS, October ~
great pleasure recommending L.
LEMON u. O.. 10 ma
Washington. l him thoroughly Quahed
acquainted with rules ali
especially
had
active gallant
honorable
him strongly all who need his services
= 4 HURIABUT, NJ g.
Fourth Congressional District. Illinois,
Major o..
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Property taken by the ARMY i'm States
not i'm kmSurrectiOn.

viii receive special attention.
In addition the above prosecute military and
every description procure Patents trademarks
Copyrights attend business before the General Land Once
and other bureaus of the Interior Department and all
departments of the Government.
We invite interested assuring
the utmost proptftude and thoroughnes all
matters intrusted to our hands,
GEO. L. LEMON.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Special Acts OF Congress.

invite correspondence with all persons whose
been improperly rejected by Commissioner Pensions
ia nanyI might say hundreds of instances their rights will
speedily be granted by special appeal to Congress
See list Of special by late Congress-
column all of which had been rejected by the Pension
GEORGE f. LEMON.
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gallant old soldier member of Company +, I'd Reg.
East Tenn Volunteers whose interesting of how
he left wife and three small children and travelled through
the Cumberland Mountains, beset by rebels for long
distance and how the streamed down his cheeks
when he reached the Union lines and the glorious
aud stripes would like to publish length says
he would not be without the paper for any money 1t
is just what every Union soldier in the country needs
We in constant receipt of such testimony this
and in of it. who doubt the value and import
ance of paper Subscribe for THE NATIONAL TRI-
BUNE at subscriptions begin With the May mum
ber
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NlrIzEN NArIoNAL BIZ.

CITIZEN NATIONAL BANK.
WASHINGTON, D. O.. January
Captain LEMON attorney agent
Washington CITY able
business entirely
believe the all having
requiring adjustment be eonhded safer hands
JNO A. j. CRESWE ELL
President
W. +. ROACH,
Secretary
The National tribune., 1879-05-01

AN Irishman who had been sick long time was one
day met by parish priest when the following
tion took place We Patrick, | am glad you have re-
covered We're you not afraid to meet your Code" Oh
no. your 1t meetn the other party that
l was afeared w. replied Pat
old lady her death bed, in penitentia mood
said " have been great sinner than eighty years
and didn't know it," An old darkey who had
lived with her long time exclaimed Lors knowed
it all the time"
The National tribune., 1879-05-01

HOUSE REPRESENTATIVE
WAsHINeToN, ID. O.. March 1875
acquaintance with Captain George
Lemon this city, cheerfuly commend him a gentle
IN integrity and worth and well qualified
The collection OF Bounty against the Govern
experience In that line give him superior
W. PSP RAGUE, o..
Fifteenth District Ohio
JAS, ID. STRAW BRIDGE. NJ o.,
ThiTtseRh Dt,.riet Of PtIlnSyIudntQ.
The National tribune., 1879-05-01
List Of the Battles Of the War of the Rebellion.

We continue in this numbes the publication of an alpha
betica list of the Battles of the War of the Rebellion
from authentic Sources to continued hereafter It will
be pleasant hope for the old soldiers again the
and dates of battles in which they their friends
took part.
The National tribune., 1879-05-01
Increase Oh Pensions.

Pension laws are more liberal than formerly and
not entitled to a higher rate than they receive.
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Pensions.

ever a e %
Wdqw minor children Dependent mothers atheFs and
War OF 1912.
An surviving officers war; whether
military or naval service of the United States who served
d to the o & oR Mh9 have mot Pa9 o v e
atty is no longer required in these claims.
DesertiOm
Sf Gss 5o not pension soldiers
Marine Corps.
Increase Of Pensions.
more liberal formerly many are
not entitled to higher rate than they receive
Restoration to Pension Roll.
unusty dropped pension
Of have their pensions renewed by
Land Warrants.
from 1890 certain heirs
entitled hundred and of land if already
received Soldiers of the late not entitled.
Land purchased for cash the highest market
Correspondence invited.
Prisoners OF War.
Ration money promptly collected.
Furiough RatioEs.
unnecessary delay Sueh claims
cannot he collected without the furlough
Horses Lost in Service.
Claims this character promptly attended
Bounty AMID Pay.
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Amounts due collected without unnecessary delay.
cannot he collected without the furlough.
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Restoration to Pension Roll.

Pensioners who been unusty dropped from the
roll or whose names have been stricken thererom by reason OF
son Of have their pensions renewed by
spending
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Land w arraBlts.


received. Soldiers of the late not entitled
Land
and assignments perfected
uvite
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Heirs.

Widows, minor children dependent mothers. father
minor brothers and sisters in the order named EMIT
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Horses Lost i'm Service.

CLAIMS Of this character promptly attended to
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Bounty AMID PAY.

collections promptly made.
The National tribune., 1879-05-01

If wounded injured, have contracted any disease,
ever slight the disability apply at Thousands e
The National tribune., 1879-05-01
DesertioRa

does operate pension soldiers
but does those who served the Navy
CorOS
The National tribune., 1879-05-01
w ar OF 1912.

All surviving officers and soldiers OF this wa whether in the
military naval service of the United States who served
fourteen q4 days; if in battle skirmish for less
PERIOD the such who remarked
entitled pension of dollars month Proof of 10y
atty is no longer required in these claims.
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Prisoners OF War.
FuariOugh RatiOns.

Ration money promptly collected.
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sALEs-.-Fntnre Bugs: .
BY Williams e Gibson, Auctioueers,
No. 1914 Main street.
SALE OF MOST

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MOST
gsrATE IS PowHkTAN c2USSTY;; yA;i it on
MOND-In pursuance of Il decree OF the Cbancery
Court Of the city of Richmond, entered on The "a
re-. Cooke and Others the undersigned special COM
missioner appointed by said Decree WIN proct Gu 10
sell by pablic auction ~ Rslmead, eSnnebchg n az
Il 49, Set tsasr T%o MosT VHLuAbhE KID AT
TRACTiVE ESTATES, adtoinins each other; aud
forty miles above Richmond, known as BEL
MEAD and -BELDALE.' of WHICH the late
estates are so wen known that extended descrip-
lion of them Is deemed UNNECESSARY:
BELMEhD contains l,6oo ACREs more re, or ICES ,ess
Jamcs-rivcr low-grounds: we'll set in c!oser; Inc
improvements o. hi: place are among he MOST
IN VIRGINIA. The dwelling IS built Of stone and
brick. is covered With slate, and contains aboIt
twenty rooms above ground. tits situate on an emil
view OF the surrounding country for miles. Inc
walls Of the first story ara frescoedand IL Is COM
plete In all Of lis appointments. The other I'M
proyenents consist OF stone flour and erisi-mil
stone Kitchen. stone barn, stone stable frame saw
corn aud tobacce-houscs, ico-hnuses. servants
quarters, neutrality-suspicious.. blacksmith shop
BELDALE contains o.4Oe ACRES. more or lcss,
OF fine land, 200 acres OF which are creek low.
grounds The improvements on this place consist
of frame dwelling, barn. sable, com and tobacco-
houses. &c, &c. 1t lies immGoately south OF Bel
mead, the county load being the dividing line
Both places arc convenient to churches. stores.
and post-ofEces aud In sight OF the proposed line of
the Richmond ard Allegheny railroad. Produce
from these places Is shipped by James RI yer from !
landing on Bemead To which point the river Is
n8vigable.
TERMS: As TO BcImcad-Cash rs to expenses of
sale: f12,5O94S al two years, Sf.2a3.3J ut three
years; the balance at four and five years.
AS TO BelIale-Cash as TO expenses Of sale: So
002.27 1T two years, $40 ut three years the
balance 1T four and five years.
The deferred payments. except 1896 - due at
two years on Belmcad and 5l.9S3.S7 due N two
years rdac. bearing six per cent. interest from
day 0f 81 O.
For fu IA r. fnrormatien apply to Mcssrs. John
r. ana Z. ST. George Cooke. residing on the prem
ises or alessIs. Williams e Gibson, No. lola east
Main street. or the undersigned.
Packet boat leaves Richmond Friday afternoon at
5 O'Clock, June IS, 1879 and returns saturday
night JAMES 81 NJ. DAVIS,
Special Commissioners.
WILLIAMS & GIBSON, 1914 Main street. Auc-
,fnnrpr. ic SLOT