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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-07

llARTUAL COsTIvESEsS. the csuSa Of
many troubles. Llwo.ss Of Spirits. D.zzin,
OF the Head, loss of Memory, lodlsesio
Fia'uicuor, Bsatlnc oil tho lloart, Ncrvousrts
all tbesa arc cured ty Giles Improved Ns
drake Pills. GILES Pills euro Cont. 81
BY all druggists. Send for pamphlet 10 |,
Giles. l2O West Broadway. N. Y. Trial $;
IS cents.
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Forest Fire.

WATERFOWL. N. j., May 7.-Auother large
forest fire is sweeping through the cedar woods
about this region.
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The VALLEY KAlLRuAp.-At n meeting CT
the stockholders Of tic Valley Railroad Com
pany at Sttu,ton yesterday the t,lIowing rcso-
luton was unanimously adopted:
"That tho board Of directors be. aud they arc
hereby, cum Powered and au,holz,d to issuy tho
bonds OF this Company in suah manner aud 10
srci amounts. from time to time. ns said board
may deem advisable, to DO secured by trust
deed or by trust deeds upon tho frarchisr,
elf CO, assets aud property Of tho company, or
upon suoh prs thereof az may be deemed NEST
Conducive to the interest of tho company, tho
amount OF such bonds not to exceed 10 the az
ercgato tho tum of three million dollars, and
'ho proceeds thereof to DO applied 10 the con-
6tructlon and completion of tho Valley railroad,
between Stsunton and some poiLt on tho Vir-
ainls and Tennessee railroad, at or near Salem. 1"
The section of the road between lexington
aid Stauoton will be first built, q mortgage
beiog laced 90 he portion of tho road already
10 operation to do this then tho read will BIZ
tuiIt further south.
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hs- Will opeu on tho frat day oil Aprl
jon LOT OF GonDs from ono Ct the srlr
retailers OF New York city, ccmprsicg Burr
ard other We'll knowa manufacturers. ltc
good ara OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, ard will |
sold far ONE HALF OTHER COST.
Ladies, Meu's. Children's and Bj5's SIm
nr 81 WADDEY. ITO King STREET
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Fa rl.X Z. L., VIZ.

Pr, leo in Fsirl4x, Prince William and lI'
duu1 counties, and IN the ". S. COur. Al lei
Gnuria, Va. myl-w5m
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TEI-WEEhLY b.
EDGAR 9N0wDBNa
FRIDAY EVENING. MAY :. *

Nom that tie ,DscEvatiVes of the city have
had their primary cleo ion md nomioatcd
their cardnl. t,s it buh0oV1s them TO Us.
all ptnpcr uieaps u. their disposal 10
haro thoo, elected. Two OF Tho nominees
are the present Iucuinbcns Ct tho Offices
for whlcf: they k.vc bean selected s5 can
uiIIa.3a io7 reelection, aud tho sai,laclocy
maunor In wha' they have executed TIER
trusts Il :hn pant IL AN carnGa. OF how they will
Acc 10 tho In ufr II clCc:cd end that the r.
CT the offc, for which ho has been nominated
with fidelity aud ,fi1ieuoy there i every rea! Oh
to believe. a rather remarkable TACT about tho
t!ckit dominated il that every oro Of the lhroc
names on It Is that Of a native AIeXaudrGn.
Taking all things into consideration, the vote
polltd-hino hundred-8ls quite largo one,
aid the result affords fair Indication of tho
preference Of majority Of tho conservatives Of
the oily sept log tho names ts,nted them.
Prominent lCaC iasters took part 10 tho election.
ADD will be as active 10 support Of tho nominees
AS any other class of voters. Indeed, aud
properly, the State deb: qacstion having 90
legitimate connection with tho election WIGS not
made factor 10 II. the voters casting their bal.
lots IS their personal friendly feelings, or their
opinions about the fitness of the Candidates in.
c!ined them. and utterly regardless. as they
should have bceu. Of tho candidates views re-
gardlug the amount Of money tho State owes
hrr creditors. Every man who participated 10
the primary ID 10 honor boucd to vote for tho
nominees at the regular election, add every true
c,DservalivN. whether he voted yesterday or
not, will support tho ticket, If for 10 other rur.
pose. t. cousoii late the patty for tho supreme
effort 1t Is TO make next November.
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RAIN RAIN! RAINl-Ilave al your TT
| ROOFING. GUTTERING. AND RAIN Sp0uT>M
TENDED TO AT ONCE by STANsBuRY X hRo.
c9rncr klog and Columbus srccls. spy
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HGREs&H NElk~E-

The economic AID political condition OF Frarc,
was never more promising or trat quill thar now.
Jhiro IS no logger reason TO doubt that the
c2St ct the Aietaa war vii! cxceed the estimates
CT ;Ectcorsiie!i hY at lcast Ct coo 900.
G'::o DahIiu Mansion House relief committee
SIS lie CRISIS lit i72rni was never mere alarm.
Ing. T"cy h&ac G.ly So 42G ca hsGd. 4
lottery for the hentiIt q The iariuo rufercrs is
toikcd CT.
NJ. d. I4csycrs, 10 a Ii euro 1T Pals on tho
iaaaua Csua. vest, rday, said he had met With
Tho Sane prciudicsa sEaicst III, .ciena or
&C !cunt Of the 'iiierGaor botwecu the level, If
thu two secs Is he had to encounter in the case
OF the Sutz Ca1ai, bot the reports IT his cDci-
ne"E rnshl.d llirn t, rrOgao t;cate The complete
suc,ess Ct tie culrrprisc.
EiIl E7an7;;o haa cu'ljncG iu. i,rejgn pol CO
Ct Great ErIla!n und&r tho ncS liberal ui,uios.
triii0r- II: declares ths. The now British
Cabinet adagts tbs maintenance oi he treaty
OF Eerl;a; that it will enter INTO 20 cIctIucniaI
aharc'; 'hat II will coUtrua Che present c,r-
':ini reI.no"a vi l. lF,a,c tia; it will support
the Gree cl2'ss:s. even Ucy2ni tho demands
ufgcd ry ihc f'cEch Cabinet, a1,l that j. will
ocd'IVIr 20 maIntain The tys'iug rurmOnS in
ihc Ancio F:cLca ctntrol III EGYPT.
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THE MATERIAL for boys aud chiion's .ni.
arc seeou i with particular rcleretc, to tu
usage. No house in Washington MAKE and SCI
more durable and tasteful boys and chldrcr
cIothirg. or more eff them than B. RotiusCu
Co., the hoys cloihiers. 900 PeousyIvati
Avenue. Railroad fare deduc:ed from ra;I
purchase. a,nSetes
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A LII GRADES OF FAMILY and EHlRA
"A FLOUR IN store and for eale Il! bo!!o1
pricAs by
oct Is j. w. AVERY, 22G King s.:
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CHOICE PEACHES, Pineapple Slrawh'''
~ Ties, Pears, Salmon. Lob. tor. Sugar tch
and Snccotash, canned, FOR ssla hy
AI.o 4 ~ y; IBU IN.
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HAKVEY'S SPKINGFIELD Sud NOM,
~ MENTAL SMALL SUGAR CUHS9
HAMS received and for s.le by
sI2 4 w. AVERY. &c kIgi'.
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. BBLS OATMEAL, fin, and coarse Il
- ceivcd to day by
Spl6 l. G. HILSliHN.
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NHOlCE NEW YORK BUCKWHhA'
" FLOUR received to day by ,v
np27 j. G. MILBfl Ky.
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GkASS sCiTHES, e:naths, Hay N''"
~ Hoes, &c, st Wholesale and ro..i BY ~,
ADS JAS. +. CARLlN & suns
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PssssFEaSEesnAs. sAscSbta.

THOMAS MOORE. T. ". MDyHE
MOORE s. Son
ATTOREEltS At Law.
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o. bBLS CHOICE FAMILY and fN
Ac IRA FLOUR Just received BY
ats J. G.. MILBURh,
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GALVANlZED BOAT SPIKES and b,,.
~ Nnils-A iull stock in store and for Sc
apS JAS r. EARIIlN & SoH9-
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ftALL ANBFX aMINE THE WINDSoh,
~ FAMILY SCALE. The chespesl s~
best, at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-18
RAILROAD LINES.

RICHMOND AND PETERsBURGl
RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, SEPTEM-
~ BIER 10, 1880. trains Oh this read will run as
i''''"'' LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
Io.oo NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily, connectisg
FOR Charleston, Augusta ana Aiken
(yia Charleston, savannah, Raleigh,
jacksonville. Stops only al Mapehes-
Ter and Chests r, aud al Halfway On
,.oop.N. hccToNMoDATGoN TRAIN daily
(excspt sunday. Passengers taxing
this train Will make close connection
az Petersburg fer Norfolk. Stops M
ZOO A. NJ, THRoUGH FREIGHT TRAIN daily
Except sunday: connects with A.,
N. 4 D. II. X. for Lynch6urg ana De-
,o.s6 p NJ. THROUGH MAI. daily for Weldon,
Wilmington, Charleston. and South
stops at Chester, Half Way, and Drew
rvs BluN on signal.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH
e.35 A, NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
with Richmond, fredericksenrG a. q
potomac rsilrC adj Tor all points North,
East and Wet. Stops al Manchester
and Chester, aud AT halfway aud al
Drewry's Bluff on signal.
a.obA NJ. ACCOMMODATES TRAIN dai
Except sunday. Stops at all so-
a44P. NJ. THROUGH Man. daily, sonneerss
WITH RlchmoRd, Fredericksburg az q
Potomac railroad for ell points Es
ssd West. Also, making close cennes.
lion with the Chesapeake and Oh
railroad for the Virginia sprtnss ~ 9
All points North and West. This trsi .
stops at Manchester and Chester, spo
~ Rslf-Way and Drury's Num- On
1,so p. A., FREIGHT daily except. sunday
With passenger car Attached. Stops -
SUNDAY nx s:ijiSss TRAINS leave Rich,
Ss S1u !. ss o. A. u H. ann sae $50 every sunday.
wii 'S T.D.KLlNE, Saperin,sAdesh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-18

perduc. az powhaian county, carried from
Tits city two negroes named barney bisuu
aud Burnett Randall, charged win nav,ng
committed perjury during the tIial OF .nc
~knklux cases. which took plsce In the
County Court OF Powhatan several months
aeo. resulting In the conviction Of several
parties.
~ her The cases we're tried, bur moved away
shortly afterwards. Randall has lived Ia
this city on Fourth street ever since ne ieI'
the country. One Of the prisoners, lust oe
fore leaving here yesterday, confessed 10 az
officer that the persons who were convIcteo
OF kukluxing" were found guilty. Oh
false testimony.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-18

AS TRUSTEE IN A DEED FROM f..
IA u. DEANE. dated September II. 1879. at the
request of the beneficiary, viii sell at auction,
upon the premises, on
WEDNEs DAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1850,
at 3 o'clock =. NJ, an undivided eighth interest In
that certain TRACT OF LAND, lately owned by
DIR. r. II. Deane. containing about l42 ACRES,
living on the MeadowbI idge road. about haif mile
ffom the corporate limits OF Richmond. On one
Part of .aid land there Is LARG T. BRICK DWELL
ING and oih'r improvements, and on another part
there Is a COMFORTABLE FRAME DWELLING,
with necessary out buildings. &c. said land IS In n
high stale OF In provemeDt and was noted for It's
fertility when occupied and cultivated by the late
Dr. Deane. The who le property IS encountered by
deed of trust 10 secure s4,G53.73, and | will sell
subject TO cad mortgage.
TERMS: Cash as To costs Of sale and 1881. with
interest from September Ia, 1880; balance on
terms 10 he announced az sale.
GEORGE II. P0TNDEXTER,
Sc IL Trustee.
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LOCAL MATTERS.



800, Avn ENTHUSIASTIC aA7HERJx0--
sr~srnrs on CAPTAIN GEORGE D. WISE,
arxrrIL JOHN EcBoLs, MAJOR JOHN W.
DANIEL, &C., &C.
The grand Democratic mass-meetlng beid
in front OF Ford's Hotel last night was one
Of the largest and most enthusiastic ever
held in The city. II was such gsines'ng az
that In every crisis OF R'eomonos ass.oss
has never failed to respond to her eau wneo
her best iaierests hsve been imperhleu ano
ssrtsSive men present from every walk and
nyafess;on IN life. II was grand ou,pour-
ing Of the solid business and vorkingmeh
The Wh;q Of yesterday estimated The
r.mbcr Of persons present At the Rea0lust.
Or meeting Of Thursday night at 1000. III
fbsf estimate was correct, there were De-
tween 1000 and 8, 600 at the meeting OF last
night. There were, however, about Loo
persons at the Re4djuster meeting. and
rom 1000 to 5000 Ut the Democratic rally.
The sneakers stand was beautifully illu.
minated with gas-jets. Kessnich's band
fprnisbed the music, and enlivened the oc-
cssiou with some OF their best selections.
r.. c. Gray, ESQ.,. chairman OF the cry
Central Committee, presided.
Captain George ID. Wise was tne nfs'
steaker, and made ore OF bis most tnec'ive
speeches. His arreignment OF his competi.
Tor was very severe, and was highly enjoyed
by bis hearers. Captain Wise spoke about
an hour, and expressed himself freely ana
fully on oil the great questions OF the oay.
After the band had played "Tbe Bonnie
Blue Flag" General John Echols. oae OF
the Democratic electors at large, was miro
A.. al. IN
spcecb, combining himself solely to the ma
fiopaI issue, and invoking bis auditors 10
stand by Hancock, English, and George ID.
Wise. General Echols is a forcible speaker,
and bi, effort last night fell upon the ears OF
a heartily sympathetic and eDthused audi
epee.
Msjor John w. Daniel was the next
speaker. No brief. abstract or passing no.
tice OF this grand spbech would do IL JUS
tice. Il was Ike all OF bis appeals to The
people-ornate. elegant, eloquent and Iogi-
cal-and was received with immense ap-
plause. Major Daniel attempted to close
several times, but his bearers insisted on
his speaking, and one enthusiastic admirer
shouted out, "Speak all night; we will
stay and hear you"
The distinguished speaker was greeted
with three cheers on rising to speak, was
applauded throughout, and be received an
ovation at the close OF his remarks.
Captain i. W. Mckinney, who was an
nounced to speak, was unavoidsbly absent.
His fellow.townsman Dir. r. b. Berkeley
was The next speaker.
Mr.. s. Grlfiin, OF bedford, was next In
troduced. He gave hopeful account OF
The situation 10 the counties through which
be had travelled, and made an earnest and
able appeal for the national ticket.
Taken rs whole the meeting was one
OF the best ever held in Richmond, and the
Conservative Committee have every reason
10 be proud OF lis success, gotten up as 1t
was on such hrief notice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-18

POLICE CoUaT.-The following cases were
disposed OF at the Police Court yesterday
morning by Police-Justice ID. c. Richard
SON:
Christopher Discont, charged with abus-
ing and threatening w. +. Hatfner, WAS
fined 80 90.
Fannie Taylor (wbite) and Fannie Jack
son (colored), charged with being drunk IN
The street. The former was fined ~ and the
latter 81.
Joseph Rose, charged with assault and
battery, was discharged.
CYRUS Winston and Henry Garnet,
charged WITH unlawful trespass, were dis
charged.
John Ellis, charged with being drunk.
being an old offender, was committed to Jail
for thirty days, with labor.
Frank Bull, Edward Anderson, and Mos
by Bowler, charged with being drunk and
breaking the wiDdow-glass In the house Of
@. L. Bloomer. were fined 80 each.
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EYES," said Mr.. Profundity, "it is the
silent forces 10 nature that are the most pc.
tent. II Is the silent strength OF gravity
that binds the world together; it is the silent
power OF light tia. gives life and beauty TO
all things; ii is the silent stream that Is
deepest; 1t is" at Is the still sow that
gets the most swil," Mrs. Profundity put
in, seeing her liege lord had got to the end
OF his rope Of smiles. 1t was kind OF her.
but It somehow spoiled the effect OF his dis
sertation. Boston Transcript.
Scene in the park (drdmatis person@ q
counting couple): els 90 happy, little
ootsy wootsyf" She: "Ob, so happy. Is
topsy nopsy happy, too!" He: "Oh, SO
happy" She: "What would topsy nopsy
do II there were no cotsy wootsy In the
world?" Gruff voice OF man In the
bushes: " Snopsy flopsy would be bngSing
some other girl, that whatl'S Tableau.-
Steubenuiile Herald.
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funeral of the Late Colonel John o..
Clarke. Tie funeral Of the late Colonel
john G. Clarke took place at the Meade
Memorial church yesterday afternoon. The
church was crowded with friends and ac.
qnaintsnces OF the deceased, including some
OF the most prominent citizens OF this city
and Of Richmond. The pall-bearers were
Messrs. T. NJ. X. TaIcott, r.. T. u. Myers,
u. Axtell, T. ID. Kline, X. Lindsay Walker,
w. e. Culshaw, Claiming NJ. Bolton. II. T..
Douglass, and n. II. Temple. The solemn
and impressive services OF the Episcopal
Church we're read by Rev. DIR. Joshua Pc
terkin, Of Richmond, assisted by Rev. Il.
H. Lacy, OF this city. The remains were
taken to Hollywood, followed by one OF the
largest funeral professions ever seen iu
Manchester. Two brothers and sister Of
the deceased came on with the body from
Baltimore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-18

HIGH-C0NSTABLE'S SALE OF FUR
Ill NITURE, VALUABLE LOT OF WITCH
MAKERS TOOLS, WATCH AND CLOCK MA:
CHlNERY, CLOCKS, PICTURES, &C. Will sell
at public auction, on
MONDAY THE 20Tn DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1850
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at my ofire, 1905 Franklin
street, the following PROPERTY, TO satisfy sundry
distress warrants in my hands;
. BUREAUS.
l WARDROBE,
3 BEDSTEADS,
3 MIRRORS,
@ CLOCKS.
@ WASHsTANDs.
2 CENPkE-TABLES,
90 PICTURES,
10 TRUNKS,
~ CHAIRS,
/ WATER COOLER,
l IRON FENEER,
s TABLES,
IRON BEDSTEAD,
MATTRESSES and BEDDING,
3 CHESTS,
CARPET,
2 HEATING-sTOVEs,
1 PRESS,
pair VASES,
COUNTFR.
CROCKERY, &C.
ALSO,
A valuable lot OF WATCHMAKERS' TOOLS,
WATCH and CLOCK MACHINERY,
WATCH-CRYSTALS &C., SC:
10 which the attention of watchmakers aid jewellers
is particularly directed.
TENS: Cash. J., HOLZlNGER, ii G. c. Il.
SELF
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers,
Eiaventh Ct reef between Main aud Bank.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE LAND-PART OF ROSENEhTu-BE-
ING EIGHTY AND A QUARTER ACRES, IN
THE WESTERN SUBURBS, ALONG THE LINE
OF THE GROWTH or THE CITY, AT AUG
TION-By virtue of decree OF The Chancery Court
OF the city OF Richmond, I'm suit therein pending,
STYLED Caldwell md wife. &c, us. Rents executors;
&c., the undersigned, special COMMISSIONERS VIII
sell at pnbnc auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30TH,
at 4 O'Clock T. NJ. the TRACT OF LAND In Hen
rico county, about one and half miles west OF the
corporation line called "ROSENEATll contain
ing EIGHTY AND A QUARTER ACRES, more or
less. fronting the south side OF the continuation
of Broad street. and adjoining The lands OF - NJ.
Lyneman, Samuel b. Miichelrs estate and D. VI.
White, on the road leading from the Grove road 10
the continuation Of Broad street.
This tract will be subdlyidei into lots to suit pur.
ehasars, and a plat thereof left at the once OF
Grubbs Williams, real estate aucti0nstrs, for ins
spect ion previous To the day OF sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance I'm three equal
instalmenIs. with interest added, payable AZ SIX,
twelve and eighteen months, he purchaser 10 IKE
cute negotiable notes for the deferred instruments,
and The title 10 be retained until all the purchase
money Is paid and CONVEYANCE ordered hy the
Court. HUBERT hOM AMI,
J. II D0OLtY.
Special Commissioners.
GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. se 10
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BY J. Thompson Brown,
Reai Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
1113 Main street.

rTRUsTEEs' SALE OF A FTRsT-CLAss
Il sTOCK.ERfCK RESIDENCE, WITH CAR
RfAGE-HOUSE AND STABLE. MOST CEN
TRALlY LOCATED, No. 407 EIGHTH STREET,
BETWEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY STREETS.
BY virtue OF two deeds n rsst executed 10 The tn
dersigned trustees, The one dated December 2. $685.
the other February "a, 1877. recorded IN Richmond
Chancery Court. -. II. l06 &, PAGE 407, aud ID. u.
ITO c. pare 30. TO secure certain notes therein ren-
toned and whereas default has been made In the
payment ofeertaln OF saia notes. and being required
80 TO 90 by the beneficiary, we will sell ut public
auction, on
WEDNESDAY. 29TH DAT OF SEPTEMBER, 1880,
ut 3 O'Clock T.. NJ, the REAL ESTATE described in
said deedsio wit All that land In the city OF Rich
inond, with the improvements thereon. IviDg oD the
eastern line of Eighth street between Clay and Mar
shat streets. fronting So feet inches and running
back between lines 100 feet To- alley 10 feet
wide.
This property will be recognized 1t once as being
a DESIRABLk, FIkST-CLASS RESIDENCE. as
centrally located rs could be wished aud With sDth
convenience aud comforts are 10 be found In any
first class reside nee In the city.
Seldom such property Is found on the market, and
parties looking for such should attend this sale.
TERMS: While the deeds prescribe the terms cash
as 10 expense OF sale and the amount due and I'M
paid the notes. vet nv consent OF all parties the
terms will be one third cash and balance ia SIX aud
twelve months. per cent Interest aided, secured
by deed of trust. LEROY r.. BROWN.
J. THOMPSON BROWN,
Trustees.
J, THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer. Sc lT-tds
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By Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONER'S SAL f OF TWO
OTRACTS OFLAND. LYING on BOTHS SIDES
OF THE CHARLES CITY OR DtRBYTOMN
ROAD ABOUT THREE MILES FROM IHR CITY
OF RICHMOND, CONT AIN Nc 26 l4.lOO
ACRES AND 523s ACRES, AND KNOWN As a
PART OF THE ROPER TRACT, AT PUBLIC
AUCTION, UPON THE PREMISES.
Roper. odm'r. &c. } Decree Of TIN July, 1880.
Ky virtue Of the aforementioned decree tbs I'M
dcrsigned, appointed sp' cial commissioners thereby
will offer for sale. upon the premises on 100
THURSDAY, BOTH OF SEPTEMBER. 1850,
at l O'Clock Z. NJ. the PROPERTY mentioned IN
said decree as Lois Nos. and on a pldB OF SAID
properly, lying both sides OF the road aud above
de cribed.
This property adjoins the residence of the late
BENJAMIN n. Roper. and Is cOnsideIed very good
lzud for farming purposes.
TERMS One fourth cash: residue at o. IL and
10 months. the pun chaser 10 give bonds bearing q
per cent Interest, ana the title TO be re- aimed Rntl
all the purchase.money Is paid and conveyance
ordered ny The Court.
This sale IL made at the cost OF b. r. Dickinson,
trustee for Harriet r.. Dickinson, and jacob = At
lee, sr purchasers OF said land at former SALE
EDWARD I. CANNON,
SO IA Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-18
A Comedy.

Tney parted. with clasps Of hand,
And kisses, and burning tears.
They met, in foreign land,
After some twenty years
Met as acquaintances meet,
Smihngy, tranquil eyed
Not even the least little heat
or the heart, upon either side
They chatted OF this aud that,
Tue nOthings that make up life;
She In a Gainsborough hat,
Ard he In black Tor his wife.
All, what comedy this is
Neither was hurt, IL appears;
She had forgotten his kisses,
And he had forgotten her tears.
Thomas Bailey Aldrich, In Atlantic Monthly,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-18
BY Chailin. Staples < Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. Forth Tenth street.

GALE OF A DESIRABLE SUBURBAN
~ BRICK DWELLING NEAR THE CORNEk
OF CkRRINGTON AND MOSBY STREETS BY
AUCTION.-By request Of Mr. Reams, VINO mas re-"
moved from the city, we will sell by auction on tue
premises. on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER "a, 1880,
ut Az O'Clock p. NJ, the NICETWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING formerly occupied by him, located As
above Just beyond the corporation line), conaniDg
nine rooms The LOT rs 80 by about 40 feeL
deep, and has upon 10 "A cow house, Rocd wei Oh
water, good vineyard. &c.
TERMS One third cash; the balance In SIX,
twelve, and eighteen months for neY0liaDle notes
with interest added secured By deed Of trust, and
the building Insured for the benefit OF the vendor
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & Co,
60 lG AuctioneerS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-18

HusTiNos COURT GRAND JURY.-The fo-
lowing grand jury have beeo drawn for the
Sept, mber term OF the Hastings Court,
which copvepes next Monday j. =. VIII
son, q. Z. Davenport, +. Il. Glasgow, James
Gum, r. Elicit, j. T. Ellyson, p. ii. Siarke,
r. II. Bosber, T. b. Reese, A. 5. Lee, J
i. Williams, NJ. Call, G. ID. ThaxIon. e. G..
Goddin, q. w. Warren, a. w. Weisiger,
A. Bodeker, G. j. Sinton, Il. A. Gary, j. j.
Foster, w. Hayne, K. Maynard, W. A.
GoutbaIi