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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-08
Prosperity I'm the south.

,rro<r The Kinds County lMiss.l Letter in New Or
1vxns Times.j
Tie health OF the country has been very
good. Crops are good. The season couiu
not have been better for gathering them.
Prices have been remuneratiye, expenses
were small, bat few debts TO paw. and every
body at peace aud bearing nothing put goou-
will towards his neighbor.
Our town and vicinity have been highly
favored, The bealthiest year we have had
for long time. The best cotton crop made
that we have gathered in many years. Our
Deople went regularly to hard work, ana
began TO save right at the beginning OF the
wear. Old and young, men and women, an
felt the necessity OF doing something, Oh
making something, and behold the result.
m can no longer be said our lands are worn
ont. our labor.system is dem0ralzed, eli
mates have changed. nor any more OF these
excuses be urged for not making big
crops. The result OF this years industry,
patlence, economy, and perseverance, has
convinced us that fortunes are yet in store
for the frugal farmers OF this country.
Many, many acres OF land have brought a
bale OF cotton-the general average is large
Is over half-bale per acre. IT only needed
lust that sort OF determination 10 DO
that has brought all this good fortune TO
Our peODiP. OuT lduu>, as 40 III
former times. yield up their wealth TO those
who TIL them with vim and constancy, and
they are rich and varied i'm their products.
This years crop has put our people ahead.
and Will enable them to diversity their
crops. 1t needed little independence and
freedom from the oppression Of debt to
start them in this line, but once in the way
they are then on the sure road TO success.
Much preparation is being made to Hlse
vegetables for the early western market.
Our people are going into the strawberry,
bean, and Irish potato business. Truck
patches are being prepared all around in
this neighborhood.
All this good fortune to our planters has
had lis good effect also upon our town. Mer-
chants are dong larger and better business
this season than ever before. They laid In
rather a larger stock than usual in the fall,
but thought 1t sufficient for the trade, while
i'm fact they have sold out, ordered again
and sold out, and now are selling the fourth
stock TO lively trade.
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Ex.sgsra..on in Figures.

Asa fair example Of the curiosity OF sta,
......s sava enofford. the congressional
librarian. wtake the army Of Xcrxes Wnen
4, crossed the Hcllespont to invade 1ne gre ~
ucrodotus gives II as 1,100,0 600 1901, iVv,vvo
horse. aud 81 7 900 naval iorces--tota', z,oi,.
600 and adds that this was swollen Wy t'V,
attendants to 5000, 900; and all this 10 n
wade a country which In no aye hno" TO
history contained over l,6eo,VoV W iabit-
ants. Another favorite myth OF w ,toriaus
Is the story Of that famous A" ,xandnan
library Of 100000 volumes, 'Jurned by
the Caliph Omar, A. II. 6+1 Wild
a rhetorical dilemma In his mouth.
Unfortunately for this highly dramatic
tale no two writer's are agreed as 10
che circumstances, EXCEPT as 10 the single
fact that there was q library at AieXandris,
and that IL ceased TO exist In the seventh
century. To ask modern inquirer TO be-
lieye that 700, 900 books were gathered in
one body 500 years before The invention OF
| printing, while the largest library In The
world, four centuries after the mutiplica-
ton Of books by printing began, contained
| less than 900, 900 volumes, Is altogether TOO
great stretch OF crcdUlity. Even in re-
norting the size OF modern libraries, cxag-
geration holds sway. The library OF George
W., Inherited by that graceless ignoramus
from book-colleeting father, aud pre-
sented TO the British nation with osten'a-
tious Iiberaliiy only after he had ia'led
TO sell 1t TO Russia, was said IN the pub
locations OF the time 10 contain about l2O,-
600 volumes. But an actual enumeration
when the books were lodged in the Kings
Library, at the British Museum, whefe
they have ever since remained, showed that
there were only 65, $50 volumes, being little
more than half the reported number. Many
libraries. public and private, arc equally
overestimated. 1t is so much easier 10
guess than to count, and the stern test OF
arithmetic is too seldom applied. notwltil-
standing the fact that 100000 volumes eau
easily he counted in a day by two or three
persons. and so on IN the same proportion.
Here, as in the statistics OF population, the
same proyerb holds good-that the IN
known Is always the magnificent, and on
the surface OF the globe we inbabit the I'M
explored country is always The most mar
yellous since the world began.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-08
BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALU-
i ABLE IRON-FRONT STORE ON MAIN
STREET BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIJI
TENTH STREETS, No. libby virtue OF two
deed of trIlst-one executed by Henry Gunst and
wifi. 10 Abram Gunst, trustee dated 3lst December,
1878 and r. corded In Richmond Charcery Court,
ID. b. Il3 Il, page 524, and the second by Henry
Gunst 10 Gus. Milhiser. trustee, dated l6th May,
1879 aud recorded In Richmond Chancery Court,
ID. g. IA c. page 303, the first deed TO secure cer-
tain notes therein mentioned the second deed 10
cure creditors OF said Gunst, and whereas default
has been made and being required so 70 do ny The
beneficiary, we will sell. on the premises, ON FRI
DAY, January 10, 1859, AT IL O'Clock NJ, The pro-
perty abave mentioned, which was conveyed by the
Two deeds OF trust above specified ana which pro-
perry fronts 26 feet the south side OF Main street
between Fourteenth and fliteenih streets, and runs
back at right angles between parallel lines lO4 iet
inches 10 alley In rear. The store Is No. l4l3
east Main street.
The property Is well known 10 all, being occupied
by Mr. Henry Gunst. Such an opportunity for In
yestment Is seldom offered. The store Is admirably
arranged-new has ali conyeniences large dry eel
lar. The upstairs is arranged for dwelling and Is
complete In all itS details.
TEENS: by conseHt Of all parties concerned cash
except as 10 1880, upon which twelve months
time will be giyea, interest added. ana Tor which
subsequent reEewals may be obtained
ADRIAN 6uNsT,
Trustee first deed
GUS. MILLHISER.
Trustee second deed.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer. JAG
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Robert b. Lyme
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 MAIN street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU.
~ ABLE TRACT OF LAND IN HASJxLR
OF BEAVERDAM DEPOT, AND FORTY MILES
FROM RICHMOND. CONTAINING 1853 ACES,
ADJOINING LANDS OF JOHN w. FEkRELI,
DECEASED. AND OTHERS. BY PUBLIC AuG;
TON. UPON THE PREMISES, IN HANOVER
COUNTY. on TUESDAY THE 1871 DAY OF
JANUARY. 1880. AT O'CLOCK i. Min pnr-
suance OF decree Of the Circuit Court Of HeDrlco
county. entered on the 17th day Of December. $40.
In suit Of Neberland Us. Setherland therein pend
ing We shall proceed 10 sell, upon day aud at hour
named, upon the premises. the above described
LAND, Of which the late George :. Meth, rland
died seized aud possessed. The land IS half cleared,
and remaD der In good oak and pine timber lies on
the main county road eacing from Green Bay sta-
ton TO H0rreymans bridge, over Little river. The
improvements are ordinary, consisting Of a 81 MI
FRAME DWELLING, &C.; the soil Is good and the
timber valuable. b. ing 10 accessible 10 the Chesa-
peake aud Ohio rail. DAD.
TERMS: Under decree will he one hfth cash
balance upon a credit of Fix. twelve eighteen. ana
twenty four months, with Uegotiabe notes. SIX per
cent. Interest ADDED. aud title retained until all OF
the purchasemoney Is paid, and conveyance Is Or
dered by the court. - ~
JAMES +. NETHFRLAND,
THOMAS w. PEMBEKTON.
Commissioners.
RopppTR 1--WE Auctioneer ja2
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Sloppy weather up this way Is REFERRED 70 !,
M sIush. Down In Philadelphia they cal! II
sludge. In Richmond they talk about mop
nv streets. And yet we are all brothers
TIee Press. Did anybody ever hear OF
usludgeD In Philadelphia ores-Ph'sa'
detphta Bulletin.
Or "moppy" in Richmond!
According 10 the Syracuse Herald, In
scotland every man "who can afford II y
rsfs druuk on New. Years day. Here some
set drunk who can't afford it.-Bgtaso Er.
Press.
Doctor: DYou must drink claret to build
mn your system." Patient: "Ob, don't
ask me to do that, Doctor; am q wine
merchant; ! know bow us made"
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East CLEVELAND,
rrx.uooA COUNTY, ONO. I
ranuary X. 1880.

=
Editors Dispatch. As subscriber TO 20
xonr valuable paper allow me smaIi space e
your r, ss, nsxt is.ue-having bought piece
,sna within ten miles OF Richmond, 70
Wnnr,cc county--to ak some OF your cor
rssnon dents to be kind enough 10 answer
the following questions rr,o whcn
first. What Is the custom or rue wn WV,
land is let on shares, the tenant nno.us
seed ard labor. the owner paying taxes
second. What is the basis upon wn,cn
rea, estate IL charged. Is the price Io'
switch n was sold considered the real va'"e'
and assessed accordingly
Third. What taxes Is land liable 20 pay
and when due! .u,ot,,,,,
ANY information on the above WIN Sons
A"' AN ENGLISH FAtraER.
We answer the second and thru ques
tions. Land is assessed once tnten years
what the assessors consider its cash value
The state tax is SO cents on geo OF pro
perty. The county is sometimes more bu
generally less than the State tax. Take
are assessed as OF February IL, and payabl
before November 3oth.
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RAILROAD LINES.

RICHMOND, FRRD'G POTOMAC Il. Il. co.
RICHMOND, VA, November.7, 1879.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 8, 1879,
~ trains en- this road Will run as follows:
NORTH BOUND.
Sl2 A. NJ, leaves byrd-Street station ta ly Tex
cept sundays; due az Warrington,
1:l0 Z. NJ: Baltimore, 3:05 L, NJ.
Philadelphia, $3.50 T.. NJ; New York,
1905 L. VI.
500 z. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily; due
Al Washington, 9:25 =. VI. Ballm0re,
1928 L. NJ. Phila deiphia, 3:Z5 A. VI.
New York, 645 A. VI.
400 L. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Junction. leaves Broad Street station
daily iexcept AM dsysl.
SOUTH BOUND.
l016P. NJ, arrives =, Byru-street staror daily
Except Sundaysl. Leaves New York
s:l5 A. NJ; Philadelphia. ll:45 A.
NJ; Baltimore, $50 l.. NJ; Washing.
ton $40 P. NJ.
IlaQ A. ~, arrives az Byrd-Street station daily.
Leaves New xerk, 1906 T.. NJ; Phil
adelphia, 1:f0 A. NJ: Baltimore
4:55 A. " Washington, TOO A. NJ.
G:43 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives
Ct Bro&d-street station 3ailv texcepi
SundaysE g. A. TAfLUh,
GeneraI Ticket Agent
E.r. d. MYERS. General Superintendent
no 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-08
BY ". Goblin.
Real Estate AuctiOncer,
corner of Bank and Eleventh streets.

V,RTSTEE'S SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
LOT, WITH TWO COTTAGES THERON.
oN TuF SOUTH LINE or LEIGH BErN ZEN
MOTION AND KINNEY STREkTS.-As trustee
In a certain deed OF trust IRON Mr. Il. L. 1rninham'
hearing date lin June. 1877, duiy RECORDED IN
ptchmond Chancery Court. / shall in execution
thereof, proceed to sell X public auction, on ne
premises. on TTiUkSDAYVhe 10Th January ;isSU'
N A. O'Clock T.. NJ. the foregoing REAL EFT ATE.
the first fronting feet on the south side OF Lelgh
street running back 1876 feet, having thereon a
NEAT NEW FRAMED DWELLING cohlainlus
four rooms, well of good wafer, handsome 'front.'
ward stocked with wers; the second fronting on q
continuation Of Catharine street ~ rect running
back 81 fcef, with NEW GOTTA Gr thereon COIL
tanning two rooms.
THE TERMS will be enough In cash to defray ex-
amounting 10 500: on a credit 10 5000 until the
llth June, 1880 and as 30 the residue. on such
terms as NAV be announced at he time or sale; me
whole credit payments to bear Interest and De Sc
cnred lev a deed of trust W. GODDIN
IA 3 trustee.
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East Boz Nd.

Mall train arrives at Richmond daily eN- -, u.
ccpt sunday AIM. ..stssss. - CT
Express train arrives al Richmond uallN- ,, u
at........s.....s..ssssssssss wv
Accommodation train arrives A. kicu- , a
nond daily except sunday at...........y.V ~
Mixed train leaves Siauu'on a. 30 tN.,tr'%
taking passengers at GOrdOnsyillv nom tne -
Midland traiI from Washington, and afi"" -
Richmond at sac L. VI. 49, 1T. r,r
connects with Nirginia Midland U.s. ..t
Iynchburg, Dsnyille, aud Atlantic Mls,issiPP' -
Ohio Railroad stations, an VIII Nltkk ttss
land train, leaving al $40 4. NJ foi W I,hius,n" T.,
connects With Virginia Mldahu "''N
Lynchburg aus Danvlile. ...,,,,ol,,I4a
4, connects with Valley railroad Accoh
trsis, leaving at $40 NJ. for Harri,oHOun' A.
ID connects with Valley railroad ualh' ieS''"'
lll! A. VI Cor lisr?er's Ferry.
n connect With stages for Lexington ,... e,r
n connects with 4. u. :. and L. L. S1S"A"'-
Portsmo ufh aud Cincinnati. $500, 90, th,
{, connects with sciOto 'alley ralroAu W
"A connects with all lines diyergng to ,hs """
Northx.xt and southwest ". VI. ;. 49,,
engineer aud Superintendent Nv,
toNWAf ". ho"A"D' no 10
Ticket Agent. -
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
" IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.-In pursu-
ance Of decree Of the Circuit Court of Che ster-
field county. in The chancery suit styled H. Elicit
rs William e.. FlournOy. entered at MS May Term,
1879. will seli at public auction on MONDAY me
18th day of January, 1880, between the hours Of
~ O'Clock VI. aud O'Clock L. NJ. In front OF Ches-
tericld county Courthouse "A TRACT OF LAND
mentioned IN said decree. containing l49 ACRES
ore or less, about fourteen miles from Mancbe:-
ter fronting on the GoOfe's-Bridge road, ana al
Joins John II. Clay, Ryand Smelling. and the
Bowles tract. There are no buildings on the lana.
but IL Is well wooded and watered, and might be
made nice little farm g,
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay expenses OF suit
and sale: the balance upon credit Of one two' ana
three years. the purchaser To execute MS ponds,
bearing interest from day Of sale, aud Tile retained
until all of the purchase-mon,y has been fully paid
GEORGE MASON.
de al Special Commits Homer.
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Her King.

She has not found her Ming as yet;
The golden days guide by;
They bring no sorrows to forget,
Nor any cause 10 Sigh.
No heart for her devotion made
The passionate summers bring:
IJnharmed she walks. and unaffraycd-
She has not found her king.
Men bring their titles and their gold;
She turns In scorn away.
The man must be OF different mOuId
She swears she win obey.
Though poor in honors and in lands,
Rich In rarer thing.
Titled by God alone. he stands,
Whom she will own her king.
But when he comes, as come he VIII,
strong TO support, and grand
With suppllcaiiOn that shall NIL,
IIpr soul like a command,
She'll place her hand In his. and take
What'er this world may bring,
Proud and cOntentcd for his fake,
Whom she hath crowned her king.
fHdrper's BGzdr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-08
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer'
lll3 east Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR HOUSES
AND LOT on WEST CARY STREET. WEST
of CHERRY STRkET.-Hy virtue OF Two deess
of trust, executed by Cbar,es Koch aud wiie, me
first to Hartman. Straus. and Brown, trustees, &c
dated 23d November. 1877; and recorded IN we
Richmond Chancery Court. ID. H. III a, y. ga
ana line second TO Mcaney and Talman trustees
dated Sun March. 1878 and r, corded In me hlch-
rnond Cnancyry Court, ID. u. liz u, 2. 22b' 10 Sc
core certain obligations. and whereas Ceiaut mas
been made ana beng required so to DO by tue pene
dciiries. we will sell. on the premises. on MO v
DAY January 10, 1850, at O'Clock T. NJ Inc
PROPERTY described in both deeds US before re-
f,rred TO. ii, ~, .
Said properiy fronts G2 feet on the nth SIDE Of
Cary street, and runs back between laralel lines
1919 feet to an alley 20 feet wide. There Is upon
SAID lot THREE HOUSES fronting on Cary street,
and one In ther-ar. The property Is rented to g0Oi
tenant. The houses will DC III separately II de-
sired. . c,,.
TERMS: By consent Of all parties, Que fourth
cash balance at four eight. ana twelve months, iu-
tercst added and secured 10y deed OF tlust.
II. G.. G.. HARTMAN.
JULIUS STRAU>,
j, THOMPSON BROWN,
Trustees first deed
}. A. MFANLEY,
W. III. TALMAN.
Trustees secend deed.
J. THOMPSON BROWN. Auclioneer. "a s
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF n NALU-
" ABLE FARM CONTAINING 227 ACRES,
on THE CRAIGTON ROAD ABOUT tOuk
Mills FROM THE CITY OF RICHMOND, B1
AUCTlON.-By virtue of decree OF me Chancery
Court of the city of Richmond, in The causes OF
TnomDson Us. bedford aud ats, and Robertson
trustee u.s. Brown and dis.. entered on the ION
dav of Octobrr. 1879, the undersigned, speclal
com missioner thereby appointed VIII sen III 'front.'
of Vpnrico county courthouse. on MDNDA1' Jan
nary IL. 1880 at IL O'Clock VI. lihdt ocIng court
Gay1 that VALUBLE TRACT OF LAND called
:. UAYPORT," situated on the Cralgion roah -FOUR
miles from the city of Richmond. ana formerly
ovyned by j. u. COnnel Ed, containing by recent
survey 227 ACRES-One half Of which i nne river
bottom. and the remainder well adipttu 10 truck
ing The FARM j. in good state OF cultivation.
The DWELLING IS cOmmodlOu5 ana comfort
able having been repaired and partly punt IN me
h.t few Years IL is elegantly situated IN u shaHv
ward near the public road. The 0ui-DulldlngS ar
such as are usually found on farm Of ihlS klhu'
and in good condition. ,,,,
TERMS: Whilst the decree prescrlDes one 'hId
cash and the balance IL two equal seml-annual m
stalmPuts with Interest added. Tor negolaDie nOlcS'
and the title retained until the whole oi me pnr'
chase-mobey is paid and Il conveyance ordered Nv
the Court, vet the commissioner has authority 10
aIfer the terms II he should see fit on The DAY OF
sale. -, ..-,-,,. o
do so Nv calling on the auc tiOncers Messrs thahn
St,r,es e 20. HENRY ". HOBSON.
"'' Special Commissioners
CUAFFIN, STAPLES & Co, AuclOnecrs.
do 4
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DICHMOND, YORK RIVERsT-;ua
hAND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD. Ssss--s-s21-
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TkANsPORIA
TlON COMPANY,
TtT1sgh-freight route between Richmond IVA.
an Boston. Providence. and all New England cities
steamers leave WEST POINT, VA. on eacl
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AZ II noon; con-
Steamers arrive at WEST POINT ON each TUES
DAY aud FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston eta Boston ano
Providence Railroad ria West Point. Va.
"A. L. DOUGLAS, Superintendent.
V.D. GROSER. General Agent. apps
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Real Estate Agents and AuclOncers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY VAL
| LIABLE FAEM IN SURRY COUNTY, on
JAMES RIVER, AT AUC1ION.-By virtue OF II
deed of trust to the undersigned from Rebccca {.
Dilard ana William billiard, trustees dated Eccein-
bcr2 20 1876 and 4, corded in the clerks Office OF
the County Court of Surry county, we viii SeI by
auction. al Surry Courthouse, on TUESDAY, Janu-
ary ~. 1850 that being cOurt-day). at IL o'clock
decd-to wit: The FARM known as PlP>tO, lying
HUN RED AND TWENTI-ONE AND THREE
FOURTHS ACRES; 2l24 acres open LAND; the
balance In oak aud pine wood. The DWELLING.
which Is two miles from billiards. wharf. Is a me
one; contains seven large rooms, WIN wide halls
and airy passages below and above stairs III i Two
stories There are white marble manld- IN the par
lOrs II is covered with TIM aud IS In good repair.
The out. bulldogs are more than ample Tor the
place and are ia good reuar. The open LANDS are
highly improved. and abound In mari OF very me
qualify. There l. "A quantity OF cOrd-wOod ana
much line timber for ship building aud other pur-
TERMS: BY consent. one fourth cash; balance at
one and two years for negotiable notes, per cent
interest added. secured by deed 81 trust.
4 plat OF the property eau re seen al The once Oh
the auctioneers. ROBERT II. JONES, JR.,
SAMUEL STEVENS.
Trustees.
GRUBBs ( WILLIAMS, Aucioneers.
ia S-l2,l519NtIS
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Charles Lamb remarked OF one OF his
critics. "Thc more | think OF him, the less
think OF him."
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HOLIDAY CHINA GOODS

1uE 7 Attest NOVEL TIES III THE WAY OF
GLASS AND POTTERY.
AMBER CRA0KLE OLA. ~; -,
CERE GLASS, which took the premium over The
HARLEQUIN. A. ID. COFFEE VIZ, and DESSERT
SETS. .,
FRUIT PLATES-iyory body--s, mething new;
DFCORATED DINNER SETS ftoko pattefn
CHAMBER S--Mnton--yarietV OF patterns;
TEA sETS-alI paces aud styles.
Will have opened on the STH I.NsiANI tne
largest assortment OF W0RCEsTER DRESDEN
AND LONGWY WARE ever exhibl teS, ana en-
aee 1907 Ma N street.
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FINANCIAL.

$4,000 TO LOAN $4,000
we have the above amount 10 loan on RICH
MOND CITY REAL ESTATE first morgage) In
sums 10 suit.
Our charges for negotiating will be reasonable
FRANK ID. HILL & Co.
Real Estate Brohers and AuctiOneers'
IA 5-1w HOS Main street
NOTICE-TO T II + HOLDERS OF
~ THE PER CENT. BONDS
OF THE
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY
COMPANY.
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY COMPhNY,l
OFFICE OF SECOND NfCE-PKEsIpENI,
RICHMOND, December Is, 1879.
The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY
COMPANY VIII. on aud after lie ISr DAY OF
JANUARY, 1850. upon their pre- eniafion at The
Office of the company, In The city OF Richmond pay
II all of their Pf X CENT BONDS.
Interest on said bonds viii be stopped Is OF mat
date.
This notice Is intended to cover alike outstanding
per cent. bonds given By the virginia Central
Railroad Company and those issued hv the hf'a'
peake ana ohio Railway Company In lieu OF . ref
cent. bonds surrendered.
II desired by the holders Of these bonds the COM
nany Will give them the option OF taking tncir
twenty year q per cent. purchlse-moncy iuhdlug
bonds In exchange for their lnds az par.
WILLIAMS &. WlCkIAN.
de 19-lSt Second Nice-Presideut.
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by Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer'
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE AT PUBIC AUC.
/ TION OF ALOT OF LAND SITUATED On
THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF TWENTY
FIGHTH AND VI STREETS. CONTAINING I32
FEET On TWEN1Y-tiGHIH. -! SiK ~ i, ANp
In ~ execution Of a certain deco of trust dared
10Th of NAV. 1877. TO the undersigned, rs tru'-
fee and duiy recorded in the clerks office of the
Richmond ChancCry Court in Deed BOOK llo e.
page 4iO. will offer for safe upon the prc,nalSSoS'
on WEDNESDAY the l4ih day OF January leeV'
m 4 o'clock T. NJ being required 50 10 do by the
beneici,ries under said deed, default Ia Ing been
made IN the payment of the notes secured thereoy'
IN PROPERTY above described. The lots VIII
be sold 30 as Ia front on TVeniycignih street ana
will very prOb1b,y tie sub'iyided To- suit nrchlser'
The grades m the vicinity have az been hNcd. As
the lots will certainly be sold, bidders may attend
with That assurance. This Offers an unu ual oppor
tun'y for persons Of limited means to secure SoOd
building lot. -
TEEMS: Whilst the deed requires cash, more
liberal terms will Urolahly be anuounc d at sale.
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