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FACT STRANGER THAN FANCY.
How IIc Lost His Wife and Found
lIcr.
Leaves from the Notebook Of
an Old Lawyer.

tim aud has undoubtedly sccn better. days,
but Is how n tirullsnrl."
| askcu wlIut tho evidence was against
him.
lie Informed me that MI extensive burglary
1'M rnl>cry had been committed, t,lMt tho
burglars Ind bern TRACED to low drinking
lln''se III tho p,trfteus ut yice In the city. The
officers lll bru!sel into tic house Just as tho
thieves wcru dividing the Eooty; but they
lad nll escaped through back cellar-wny
cxceht this hia'l,wlIo was too drunk 10 Ito 10.
went 10 tho cell, attl saw there middle
ngctl 1nnf1 seated OIL Ills cot, Ills head rest
ing OIL his hands. There was oil expression
Of l'Gart-broken misery on his conrtenance
that Is never seen Oil the face Of hardened
criminal. l told lin had been requested
by tho Sheriff to call nntl see him, a,td asked
HIN II / could render Him nny service.
lie said cou1d not; that lie dill not want
nh attorney: lad no money to pay one, ard
did not care what bcct1nc Of Himself,
soon discovered That lo WIS a man of
culture, TINT he was not n common thief,
and became Interested III him. For
snn,e time he wus very rei,ccnt
hut said )ln was entirely innocent Of tho
crime charged ngatnst Him, yet the evidence
WIS SO strong lie l1ad no doubt that lie would
be convicted; l.e hoped ite would be, X, that
lie might the sooner get rid of tfle wnrld u,M
tl.e curse Which Ind followed lin through
lite.
I left him for tle tin,c, vet I could mt
bal'iah % him FROM my mind; The expression
pn l1y facu haunted me ull tflat ,lay.. Sr.ne-
how WAs Impressed with tho itlea ttlat tc
was really i,1'ncent, but that, broken down
drink, he desired 10 be Imprisoned to be
DltCttt out Of the reach nf termination
4 few days after | VAS aeain
called t3 M prison to SEQ a nian
snglter @ @ wiei, nsf Ind oeearf IN 1"r r,Ifen nn
row ut i,olitcni meeting Ss nnsscti , 'fa ts;n
crlt uf tliu prisoner w)lu Ind 20 much Infer.
csted 1ue. snw hjni stasultng at tllo WIN
situ worid, Smiling u,lIcr tilc % ii.iiuence @ Of
JrMc nurlillg. " ="
l spoke to lin. lie turned, and. will, The
MANNERS Of ii polished genticuu,n. thanked
y W otfer to tcfend i. % seatsl Hi1ssS 1nysr,f " ~
his cell, and liz degrees led lin II tai; Of
himself and lis forillcr life. III last lo ravn ~
Mu lis confidence, and told nc its story.
ccstors, @ anil With It #. ~ pn i too 's often n.,
tic casc. habits Of idIemess mil ~ ,lisslna. iIT.
i'm. liz hid been ss1,.nr abnIIt tnwn'',
with money to sperlI freely. mi no nnn ia
control or g1lav Hin. At tlie fashionable
circulated freely, Ii, aca,lirrl Il t,stc fnr
gcnco until 1t became almost irresistihc. Fur
i time lie was able 10 conceal Ills weakness.
or to cotlnc tho kaowIedec Of It to tie cir'-
c1c Of Ills equally dissipated nssocintcs.
" And here. III sniti. "fmvrrimt ro,n,nf.,,rsI
u crime tleepr aud more wicked tII,,n tfle
one Of w!.icl, / a,n now nccttsvtl, .Yct tic
law knows no s,,clt crime. tlOuri u0np nre
backer iii tic coleiidur ot l,rlItn1, iniautty
II man perpetrntes u frauti on Its frllow
in business transaction, Il, The Inv
, 1880-08-07
LITERATURE.
Edmund Kirke's Life of Gen. Gar-
field.
Valhalla" and Northern Mythology
Notes About Books.


'Valhalla" and Northern Mythology
-Nntek Ahnnt nnnks.
.,,,xr rc,..,.,,..,rrr
rhc f,r.t i,fo ~ f,or1n,d u ,rnr.I,u ~ ox+or,,.
c no,icc os w. onn"aro,' =, m'.s ,r1,c " FrnnLiin
Sounrc i,,hrorrm r ~ In sfcasra' 1ior,'cra
Inc antllor Is Edmund Kirko" q. y. tsil-
lh0rc), already known by Ills war books,
"Amolig tho Pines" and "Down In Tcn-
1essce,n Sir. Gilmore explains in pref
IVY alo.e utass Nv '.'Ey ,oc uc',. r t ~ .'o
curry part OF INC year lao' 1ho ue'teral "ns
tllon Chief of Stall OF tho Army uf ths Cum-
borland. During severe illness Which pros
,hia hon,. ,yas olmnat co,,sto,,tiv ,viti, ill.,,
1"'s ou.x vas I'ss '..a e1a .om1s VIII @ "''''
an ~ ls.!ou o. h1s Ssatessemec ~ IT, ~ tso ncla-
tho life Of GARFIELD "as an encouragement 10
nsior sn,,ng non who ,n,r,,t IN .'a.I +, ~
u,ne. u,N soa.s m @ ao.! M'o 'neuh Us ENGAGED III
ike hnna-1o,,n1la slFngfio WIN adverse CIR"
but before beginning tllo conlposit1on 1H Of tho
f,oo]. Air. Gllnoro ,vrntn IN 1lr f1nnkinu fha
,tistlnruishc1l l,rcsllc,,t ~ Williams f,o1c"
oai1"E is hteste,t ~ , o' VILLAINS .oege
sm ssm,na h;asrn, S 70 ,o am's ., o. tG IT.
kiny was, Sc fuil OF aifec.io,,no Interest M D n
tho subject. md stiIl so mnrltcrl l,v nr,tcnro
o,,b ,,:,o " ill., s, ~ ~ ~ !. "u:Ee
Ei!as., Et7:-1ExH Sin: fho eottrso of Gs,.:
~ co,ntrx s ,n.S c vI ,,n, e"o spng ,p, T @ ~ 81
n Uo+,t tirSr" Il ro,, nm tn,tec % n n hoan ~ T.,
them stimulus and i guile. Your wark,
tcrest, and should hope much from anything you
w9Mld un.lertake: Y -,
Ian.. Garfield Il n YOU'VE mnn to havo hls life
m. mi
, 1880-08-07
THE PUZZLERS' CORNER,

[0riginai contributions will bc published in
this department. Correspondents will please
send thoir real nnncs with their sto5ns de piuma
addressed TO puzzlors' Corner" Avoid obso-
lcsc words N far ne possible. Answers will be
published tho following wcck.l
, 1880-08-07

= Hossford's Avid Phosphate ia, tadLxess
ttou and nervous dlseAscs-1 have ;ex.en-
slyuly used Hossfords Aeld phosphata atn ny
lion, and kindrrd affections, and haSo *ltnoae
invariably obtained very good results:
rhlIadelphla. a. THAN, b. u
, 1880-08-07

-. : CURRESit'SohNuh' s,
Poplar, Oshkosh, Wis.,. found all but Nclso-
n!nt' 3 lA1ys cnEl. That onn proved "heaEt-
brcakrs" u quito number.
nict sbunary. city, regrets In sav ,that ha
co,ttt oniy lnastcr ttirco.Sthe crpeu. Towhoad's
diamond. ana tho trnnstN,s,tlops.
Punch writes from rt,ral rotrcat In Wlsooo-
en,;su @ Ec IL hayinr spicndid time. ui1vnxna bv
twists. 'N'' -
n.. Ia. ,...
4yfo. CITY, gives n!s ox1etlchco ,Wltn ~
F1zzlea N tho SHAPE Of fotlr answctF,-Noe.1 rs,
l.af1, l.-4u, aud ltAl. VtyQ eaQWd 6otno: hld10n
, 1880-08-07

Flfat tllnm0ntI-ln Dick ShlInnry: worthless
ka erss ass II Esn tand: n0i1 IL isassh: ussh:
Secon,l d9inond-In Roso AIuylie: to sutiar;
If Fes eass SaFs 5sTfa S22 sas2;
nf tho ccntrulE, Of which many men hlyp boon
FULTON, iii. TowuEAp.
REVERSED R1oMno1D-No. 1..GA !.
Acfoss.A eamc 1t sarss ,a:.t fesem,hns = ,, faro;
f$r food; d iunatls: eotion fabrlcs worn BY In
dim Women; 10 rrcparc. Down-ln Dick SHIT
nary; mHs mlckname; X a' =, sssk nnE;tx
iMrEe tlrawi.x paper; to look; seatckl: ha1 ot
MfbE PiaS, Ill. '.rEsc1r-
DIAM0ED-NO. 1,oti. -.
Across-1n Mrs. Harris: to touch lightly; \
boys name; ntloE: avc-B9yenths Of lndlans;
fu,*l: slow; q dog; to stamp; assent; ia
DEs MONIES, IL. HAwKzn.
SQUARE wO1sD-EO.1 1,-a5.
Low; acrimonious: species Of the hcdU
sa5m; 41;sa the H. 19}uarFy OF hawk aA tori nnoxo
NUMERICAL ENl1NA-No. 1,e4s.
-, m o!, eomHoscd l' Of soven letters mud am
siyt,9,s.3. ]. ls 4 Hnd Of shears.
Mys = y y stt'nll pIccc Of railway t1eh H,qa..
~CIIAItADE-NO. LII.
Tho frst's a--, tho second two:
Tho whole wE1ter, toll mo who.
NELSON, III. NELsoHIAns
HIDDEN DRINKS-N0. 1,eci8.
A glass Of this made I'm sick.
Will, do lcclArb that this il nice.
Wp wont homo under her umbrella.
To beg mover will etoop.
wish yDll would take inc, A1G, for lISos
Th0tnnN o. Day never drinks this.
Vic, hyKentc treatment will euro you.
CHICAGO. TTNA
CRYrTOGHAM-NQ. 194D.
s@tjf.Ar VEDA Evf1AHX GLuNN ca TT ntLA+
TRY INN vIEl,n0t Xr Y1tZ10KIr LoINAY,
n1OEv 0LUNN VI4AP AMAxv Eyd k1sAx4 o..
Ulx uIOlr QOxQEQA VIA x0xpG II VIA 6ExNT.~
=. ..-uxfE1.r, !
CHICAGO Z; +. Il.
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4 FAMOUS vlC7oRY

Ia n book Of interest alike to "Indcpc,.tl-
81 %rmfsV and "{icOHlurs,' - ".ytatsUt.4ts"
and n;ScrutcI.erY.' Indeed, 1t Is Of the
greatest interest 10 oil who cnrc for politics
IN either party, for both Dc1n0crufs and
Wc,,ubIfcuus want "a FAMOUS VIC
TnRYn this year. Next to IA FOOLS
ERRAND" It is the most salable book Of
The season.
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,,n...~ .....~ Tia increases 10 sze ... sy'o Of
one third; but this Is no.a -.eeat so.1. -.
nrofit to his owner, for about one tu'ra oi
The p,aut Is annually lost from vareus
causes. But the oysters summer soloprn
In The northern waters improves MS hiv0I
az well ~ increases bis size, ana tue
"raovipgxcE RIVER PLANTS"
command price Of % per bushel,. where
the season before, when they we're rakeu up
frou, their beds In the Chesapeake bay. thev
were not worth more than 40 or 90 cents.
The planting Of the oyster Is carried on IN
o,,r own State OF Massachusetts even. ana
there are quite extensive oyster-Deos ~
Marion and Somerset and at various
points around Buzzard's bay. Almost
every avai,sbIe spot Is utilized LOT
oys,er-beds from Cape Cod TO Norfolk,
and even farther South. The oyster
does not flourish greatly even as lar
north rs Massachusetts, bay, but yet
il has been found as far north as the mouth
OF the 81. Lawrence. But the Chesareake
Ibsy is the natural home OF the virginia
oyster. Here IL thrives most wonderfully,
or the coStinuous dredging and "tonging y
would long ago have extermina'ed 1t. Sink
| down an old boot, q bit OF iron hoop
almost ANYTHING in fact, just before the
spawning season, and In the fall 1t VIII be
covered with little oysters. Bring these
North and plant them In proper waters,
and they will increase wonderfully In size
The irst summer. But the northern win
| ter il too severe for them. The oysters
brought North for planting must be OF
older and larger growth. OF late years II
has been discovered that oyster-shells are
one of the very best OF substances
| TO nut down for the young oysters
| TO fasteu upon. 1t must have bard sub
stquce for a resting-place, or 1t dies from
floating about In the water. Fastened upon
piece of the bones OF its ancestors II grows
rapidly, and in three years 1t becomes re-
spectacle oyster. II crowds of It's brother,
or brothers, who may have fastened upon
the same footbold. and they generally die
| for want OF htching.post. The oyster
never goes abroad after floating about for
brief period 10 bis Young and Rlutlnous
slate, at which period he briefly Journeys at
the mercy CT the waves. HE takes In his
food by opening and closing bis gills, and
straining the minute particles from The wa
ter about him.
TIE LARGE OYSTERS
seen in our saloons and oysler-houses are
different sbelltis from the small Norfolk
bivalye or the transplanted Proyidenceriver
product. He u raised in the Rhode Island
and Connecticut waters, or, rather, he IS
foucd there naturally and helped along by
cultivation. These northern oysters reach
a much greater size than the Vfgfniayarie-
~, sometimes reaching the length OF foot
and breadth OF six inches. while the Vir-
GINA varieties seldom grow to more tDan
half OF that size. SO greatly has the increas-
ing oyster trade OF the country drawn upon
the supply, that. IN spite OF most vigorous
and studied efforts IN their cultivation IN
northern beds, they are fast thinning out.
and the supply has to be drawn from beds
further south.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-23
BY Jas. Mscdougail. Auctioneer,
No. 10 Governor Tor Thirieentb) street.
AUCTION SALES-FutureD DAYS.
BY J. Thompson Brl wn,
Real Estate Agent aud Aucti0neer.
lib Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SIX
~ BRICK AND FRAME H0USkS AND LOTS
ONE, No. 416 WEST MARSHALL. STREET
ONE on EAST LINE NORTH SECOND STREET
no. 4loj. AND FOUR HOUSES ON WEST LINE
ENTY-FIRST STREET BETWEEN MAIN
AND FRANKLIN S1REETS.-By virtue OF ce-
cree I'm the suit of short Us. Lee d as, entered In
Richmond Cbancery Court on be 2Oth cav or No
vember. 1880. the undersigned. special commits
siener appointed therein. will sell at public auction,
or The premises, IN the following order-to WI, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER BOTH,
M $50 O'Clock r. NJ. the FOUR HOUSES on west
line of Tweniv-hrst street between Main aud Frank
lin STREETS, commencing with
No. ~, FRAME HOUSE. two stories. three
rooms, fronting about -. feet, with depth OF about
No. 10. FRAME HOUSE adjoining The above
No. s, SMALL BRICK HOUSE with two rooms,
No. G, LARGE DOUBLE FRAME HOUSE. six
rooms 1.-TWO stores which can be easily altered into
two houses.
ON WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1sT.
al $50 =. NJ, commencing with No. 4 II west Mar
shall street. a TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE with
basement, six rooms, and detached brick kitchen
with two rooms fronting on the north line OF Mar
shall l6k feet. with a depth OF $50 feet, more or
less, TO wide al'ey. Immediately afler ms SAFE;
say 4:3O Z. NJ, Will sell No. 419 north Second
street, between Mar hall and Gay st eets-a LARGE
BRICK .AND-FRAME HOUSE, three Stories, con-
tanning eight rooms and fronts on said street 331
feet with depth of ] rs feet. more or less.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In four, eight,
and Twelve months. negotiable Lotes, and TILE re-
tanned iii all the purchase money IS paid and deed
ordered by the Court. JAMES II. DOOLEY,
CCmmiss Toner.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, Auc 'ionfer. no23
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-23
I n,cuxoyp, Va, November is, 1880.

HItNHV<Ut 49, t~V'tss~---
Editors of the dispatch Mrs. Mti'css
communication referring TO the B'Die ana
nrsver> hook OF antiquity SUGGESTS the iae.
sbss INV husband now has In bis possession
: mr. nravsr. book which originally belonged 10
his great. Qrcst-grcat.gr on b's
mother's sldc--Judilh Cary, daughter OF
Henry Cary, Of Amptaill, ana wiie Of
Henry Bell, Of Scotland.
In she front OF this book Is printed Tue
name Of her son, Henry Bell, THROUGH waom
II descended to my husband, Cnar'es 4;
Winston. II was published IN 1901, and
contains the special services alluded 70 ny
Mrs. Miller, such as those for The martyr
dom Of Charles L.. the restoration OF Charles
III. prayers OF King George and Queen
Charlotte, George Prince Of Wales, and the
whole royal family. II has no hymns. out
in the preface to the Psalms, In verse, Is
some wholesome advice on church music,
which constitutes severe criticism on the
lively style now adopted in modern form OF
worship.
In another brancr Of the family is MIS-.
Cary's Bible, now owned by M husbands
only aunt on his mothers side, Mrs. Pau
Jones. OF Atlanta. Judging from the de-
scripsion OF Mrs. MllIer's book, l Imagine
they are Of about the same date.
Very respectfully,
CARRIE GAY WINSTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-23
ExEfrrm.
.vRs' SALE OF A NICE

..vRS' SALE OF A NfCE
~ BRICK DWELLING, SEVEN EeICR
f fTSkf six STEyyESNYf FGIS p%fsi
| LYNNE YEARS OF VALUABLE PR0PERTY
AND THE REMAiNDER INsaID PROPERTY
Al AuCTiON-In tx cation OF the provisions OF
the wiz OF the late Mary ~. Priddy we viii seil by
sucfon upon The premises respectively, in the or
| der named fellow, on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 29ry.
commencing at 3 o'clock NJ. the following REAL,
ESTATE, OF which the GecedeLt cied seizee-to
LIST. The RESIDENCE lately occupied Ly Ter.
No. 1902 east Broad street. nearly new remsr abI
neat, and well buil,, with SIX rooms and all the
I'd. The LARGE STORE AND DWELLING
situated at The southeast corner Of Seventeenth and
drugstore. IL has three stories besides attic and
cellar, WITH a lot 23 BY g7s fret.
SQUARE bounded BY Broad, Marshall. seventeenth
aud Eighiesnth streets. embracing THREE BRICK
DWELLINGs,a BRICK STORE AND DWELL
side Of Broad between Seventeenth and Eighi eenth
streets; ELEVEN FRAMED TENEMENTS, TWO
Bh;Sk STORES aud DWELLINGS, and THREE
between .'rosd and Marshall streets; BUILDING
LOT on Marshall between Sew nieenih and
se IR FRa SRH TESEMES
on ighteontb between Broad and Marshall streets,
and EIGHT VACANT LOTS fronting on vide
court opensd In the centre OF ,a,d squire , ,od aP
Seventeenth and Marshall streets.
AIN. A VACANT LOT on The north side of Jay
street betwee Seventeenth and Buch inan streets.
Al o-12xI32 feet, will well of fine water upon
IL.
9Th. And I'm further execution Of said will. we
will LEASE FOR a TERN OF NINETY.NINE
YEARS from the LIST day OF January, 1881. the
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY situated at The
northwest corner Of Seventeenth and Broad streets
fronting SO feet Broad street, running back liz
feet on Seventeenth street, apd having FIVE
BUILDINGS upon IL.
And At The sam" time We will SELL THE RE-
MAINDER IN SAID PROPERTY subject 10 the
lease for min ty-nine years.
The central situation OF all OF the above property
near TO The main business part of the city. con-
ohio depot causes u 70 be al all times I'm active de-
if any properly OF the kind I'm the entire city eau
he relied on safely this for good returns upon
an investment. This IS a rare oppol tunity TO buy
goOd-paylng property.
The auciiOneers viii take pleasure In showing
pats Of The prOp rty before the day OF sale.
TERMS OF rALEi one fourth cash: balance at
six. twelve. and eighteen months with Interest. and
secured by deed OF uust. Tue conditions OF the
lease will BE- stated at he time and thu terms for
the Under (.ubiect 10 the lease) Will be Ia cash
balaLce at SIX month"; with In crest for negotia-
be note with a sal isfaciOry endOrser.
II the sales are not IN pete on The aboye-named
day. they will he adjourned TO the next or some
other day, Of which no ice will be given.
GEORGE ID. WISE.
WILLIAM W. COSBY.
Executors OF Mary y. Priddy.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers. no 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-23
BY Grubbs & Williams.
Dy VI UUU5 u W IIIIuIIos
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BRICK
" STORE AND DWELLING On THE NORTH
SIDE OF MARSHALL STREET BETWEEN
FOUR1H AND FIFTH STREETS, AND a LOT
ON THE SOUTH SIDE or EXCHANGE ALLEY
BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH
STREETS. AT AUCTION.-Bv virtue OF decree
of The Chanctry Court OF Richmond in the suit OF
Sprafgins and ais rs. Rodepkircher aud dis.''
the undersigned, special commits ioner appointed
for that purpose, will sell by public auction, on The
premises, on
FRIDAY. 10Th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1880,
at IL O'Clock NJ, the LOT OF GROUND on the
south side OF Exchange alley just below Fourteenth
street. ard between Two other lots now or recently
owned by X. A. Lancaster. This lot fronts "a
feet and runs back SO 2-l2 feet 10 another alley,
aud Is Immediately In rear of No. l4l5 east Main
street.
And at 4 O'Clock p. VI. of the same day will be
sold, on the premises the BRICK STORE ana
DWELLING No 422 east Marshall street. adj0in-
ing the store Ownei and occupiedby Jacob Wal
and having front of 10 feet Ga inches and run
nlng back ~ feet 10 an alley 10 feet " tde
This house f. located near the Second Mar"ef, anc
Is daily growing more valuable for business pur-
poses.
TERMS: One-th'rd cash. and the residue at ST.
ard twelve months for notes, IN interest ADDED
and titles retained. ). V. REDDY,
Special Commissioner.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auciii neers. no. II
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RICHMOND And PErERSBUrGl
RAILROAD COMPANr.

RICHMOND AND PErERSBuEGl
RAILROAD COMPANr.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, OCTOBER
~ 81, 1850. trains on this read will run a io''
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1900 n, THROUGH MAIL daily, eoEneculK
for Charleston, Angus ana Asch
(yia CharlestOnb Ssyspnsh, kN'.M'
jacksonville. stops onlI a, Manche.-
ter aud Chestfr r. aud At Half ~
signal. PuIlman sieepsrs between
New York aud savannah ~.
4:3o r. VI. ACCOMMODAIiON TRAIN daly
(eNctpt SundzyL Passengers "a *
this train viii make clsse eonnrcuoa
81 Petersburg f,r Norfolk. stops "
700 A.. NJ, THRUTGH FREIGHT TRAIN a,ly
Except sunday; connects Win ~
VI. 4 y. X. X. for LyHchonrg ana ~
yond. . ,,..,
lO:35 p. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily for Weldon
Wilmington, Charleston. and Soulh
stops at Chester. Half WAY, and Drew
RVS BLUM on signal. Pullman sltelris
between Washington ana 'sfe''o"'
LxAyK PxrERsBURo NORTH. H.,
6.35 A, n. THROUGH MAIL daily. eonhc'..nt
with RlchmoI q. trsderSpOuis
Potomac rsilro al Cor all points Sor u,
East, and Wet Stops AZ hsueht,S,
and Chester, aud al ialfwst shu ~
Drewrys Bluff on sisnai. tI,.nAn
sleepers between Charleston ahu ""''
s.asA. NJ, RC tsSDiM TRAIN daily
Except sunday. stops Al "' "a
a.p Tpai,oIGH MAI. daily, sonnectii
with Richmesd, frederekseng 49,
Potomac railroad for all points - -
and West. Also making close esn no
ZION with the Chesapeake aud osy
rsirosd for the Virginia springs sha
All points North and West Thi THIS nn
Sons At Manchester and tnessehh
pullman slespess between sa'-""'A
1.oopw EpEiGHT daily Iexcep, sunday
'"V ~" Win passenger car attached STOPS "
suvnAy sxcuRsioS TRAINS isaye siss-
-onS 10 A nj. and l:25 l.. NJ: leave 49,
.vn. "a q az 4 A. aud A:3O 2. NJ, every susoa'
v~aS 80" r. ID. KLINE. saperintenos"ii'
A. POPE a. p. and r. Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-23
by H. rents and Auc,ionsers'
Real t NO north Tenth street.

A UCTIoN SALE or THE prass.;r
G "a FTt s E*sN SS6 AZ ~
MAR THE BROOK RnA!,, AT PRESENT O y,
OWED BY TIE LATE pr; J; n; PUWELL.
iPR0PER1I, COysfsTING IN PART OF TIN
HEAD OF CATTLE tAh h iS. TX llr,s tx
oE TARMISG IMPLEMENTS, CORN. FODDER,
Hay. &C.; ALsO A HANDsOME LOT OF IN
PROVED FOWLS.--We viii sell by SUCTION on
the premises, on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 81, 1880.
commanding Mt 10 O'Clock A. H.. the above.de-
scribed PROPERTY. The FARM contains l42
ACRES, and Is one OF the prcfiiesf around hich-
mond. The DWELLING Is handsome one, IN
good repair. and iocat, d m a shady yar,'.
This Is n very desirable FARM, and will be SOL,
on liberal terms, 10 be ANNOUNCED al see.
X. -. CHAFF1N & co.
Auc ionters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-23

Uctu Vi IL licu"df anu wiz, We wiz,
on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1880,
at l2 offer for sale at auction, upon the premises
1--WE miles from Prospect depot, Atlantic, MssisSip-
III and Ohio railroad, twelve miles from Farmvile,
and Eve miles Fl ON Hampden-Sidney and Union
Theological Seminary, the following LANDS:
LOT l, containing 485 ACRES excepting the
family cemetery of one eighth of an acie). On II Is
a LARGE BRICK MANSION with twelve rooms
hne orchards, garden, &c. Land fertile, and amply
supplied with wood and water.
LOT 2. containing 1S5 ACRES. on which is
a MANUFACTURING AND SAW-MlLL on an
unfailing stream, with DWELLING at the hill
The land Is mostly lowgroands.
LOT 8, containing 240 ACRES-part in culliya-
ton and part In wood.
part In wood
i LoT s, containing 300 ACREs-part arabic and
Tor 6, containing 100 ACREs-part arabic and
part In wood.
LoT 7, containing 500 ACREs-part arabic and
part In wood.
The whole is In one body. Much Of Il IS first class
lowgrounds, and Is the best BODY OF land In the
county, and the residence one of The best and In
neghborbood noted for cultivation and refine
meut.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In three equal
annual paw 1enis, barring interest from the day OF
SALE Purchasers OF Lots / and 2 TO give good per-
sonal security for deferred payments, or TO Insure
the buildings for the benefit ri the trustees Title
Withheld until all payments are made.
Apply for handbis with fuller description TO
j.. FITZGERALD,
J. II. MOTLEY,
Trustees.
oc I3-2iaw.ds Farmyille. va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-23
By Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE SUPE-
i RIOR IGHT.HORSE-POWER STEAM EN-
CINE AND ONE STEAM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FIR SEPARATOR. 301-INCH CYLINDER, CLASS
q No. 726. MADE AND SOLD RY The HA-
GERsTOWN sTEAM-ENGINE AND MACHINE
COMPANY, OF WASHINGTON CO u n I Y,
MD, AT THE RICHMOND BAZAAR-By virtue
of certain deed executed TO me. as trustee. II ON
Ira W. Alley bearing date the 26th OF June, 1879,
Of record In the clerks Office OF The county of Hem
rico D. g. IO3 pa &c 95l, shan offer for sale. at the
Richmond Bazaar l43s and l440 Franklin street,
on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1880.
at O'Clock NJ. being required TO do by the bene
hciaries therein named default having been mace In
the payment of the sums therein secured, The per-
sOnal property above mentioned.
TERMS: Cash. VIE. GARNETT, JR.,
no Ia Trustee.