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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-01-07

blasts and chcerless rain, but the
glory Of that summer day would
never grow dim. The crimson
poppies that edged the corn flush
ed a deeper red as the sunlight
touched their silken leaves, wild
roses nodded gaily as the girls
lovely eyes fell on them, and the
birds in the green boughs over
head broke into blithe snatches OF
song, as>if they would re-echo the
g!adness in the yoang girls fresh :,
sweet voice.
L can never thank you too
much she says with a smile and
a blush, as Mr.. Pierson set her
down at Mrs. Patterson's door.
4 will call tomorrow and ask
Mrs. Patterson's permission to call
on you. May 2 he laughs mer-
rily.
oh with a little shrug Of hor-
ror, you must not Mrs. Patterson
would not like it,
'We shall see.'
And be did sec. Mrs. Patterson
was politenes5 itself until Marah
Grey's name was mentioned. At
ter that ice itself could not have
been colder. She could not un-
derstaud how a man in Gilbert
Persons position could stoop to
associate with a bound girl. But
she was too wise to risk her repu-
tation by refusing her permission,
and Marah was sent into the par
lor becomingly dressed, to the chag-
rim of Mrs. Patterson's daughters,
who had often tried to attract the
attention Of the bachelor master
Of Locust Heights.
Marah Grey's bondage was
drawing to a close. In two days
she would be free-free to 60
where she pleased yet, strange
as it may appear, something akin
to fear lent saddened expression
to her bright face as Gilbert Pier
son stood by her side in Mrs. Pat
terson's elegant parlor.
4 have not had happy home
here she says, in a low voice,
'but in two days I will be home
less
Does Mrs. Patterson refuse to
retain you in her service p
She says I cannot stay one
hour over my time
Marah's eyes fill with tears, for
Gilbert Persons friendship had
cost her many a frown.
'Marah'-his face is very close
to hers-'have you been blind !
Do you not know that would not
have sought your society unless l
loved you, for think | have loved
you since the first moment [ met
you. Oh, my little homeless one
let me give you my love and pro
lection for life
Marah's head dropped lower anc
her lips murmured some faint pro
test against his marrying a bounc
girl
Bound or free, you are mine
And he read the answer in the
dark eyes as he kissed the upturn
ed face.
Mrs. Patterson was shocked
But Gilbert Pierson had his way
and carried Miss Grey off to th'
Delaney's, whe were delighted
with the bride elect. In one monJf
they were married, Jack Delaney
giving away the bride.
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NJ >
Va ~ .

AS robbery is not an offence in
the eyes ola Turkoman, Thought
it advisable to obey his summons.
l handed him my purse, also about
three or four spoonfuls OF green
tea | had on me, and piece Of
old chintz which | used instead of
a handkerchief. He took all my
property without the slightest
compunction, put it into his sack
and just when | was ready TO con-
tinue my way, called me back,
orened my purse (now his OWN
and gave me five krans from it,
saying "There, hadji ), take my
debt Of yesterday morning. l
think 1t was just five krans. l
don't like to be debtor"
"What a strange honesty ?"
thought I to myself as l took the
money. The robber now appear
ed quite satisfied. In his view Of
moral and social life be had ac-
complished noble deed, and YVES
impudent enough to ask me on my
parting for a second blessing,
which of course I could not re
fuse. I beloved his untaught con-
science was quite satisfied III the
whole transaction.
Such pictures of mingled virtues
and vices are often found amongst
the nomads Of Central Asia. had
certainly a curious glimpse Of bar
barian lite in the adventure with
the hospitable and honest roboer'
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mR0m 4 MONTH guaranteed. Sl2 a day
N & csRa RRa3 os aSs SsaaErsa SE sa: noHSfFsas H s
EU0U you. Men, women, boys and girls
make money faster at work for rs than any
thing else. The work is light and pleasant,
and such as anyone can go right at. Those
who are wise who see this notice will send
1ls their addresses at once and sec fol them
selves. Costly Outfit and terms tree. Now
IS the time Those already at work ar 'ay.
ing up large sum Of money. Address TRUE
g. CO., Augusta, Maine. 25 :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-09
AuCrrON sALss--.rusarc pays. .
Ny George r.. Cras ford,
Real Estate Agent and Anctionetr'
1905 Bank street.
BEAUTIFUL AND DESIRABLE FARM
IN HANOVER CoUSTY.yA.,
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

Atthc re1uest OF the owner, who has removed 10
Southwest Vlrginio will sell al puoIic auction on
The premises on SATURDAY me zVam nv rso ~
M,rch 1890 az ~ O'Clock NJ ,hst MusI pEs', !,
siua ed In Hanover county, Va, three iniiss iro.n
verdoD the Chesapeake and OHIO raiiroa9, tpiiIy
miles from Richmnnd. This excellent FARM anu
RISIDENCF IS bordcred ON one side by the New
found river and on another by The nubc roah iead-
ing 10 the ci'y OF Richmond, by which Inc distance
The tract contains 255 ACRES. go acres OF which
Is in orig nal growth timber of oah, hickory. ana
nine the balance cleared ana In line stale OF cul-
valion having been improved by recent and cepious
applications Of Lees prepared agricultural ilmp;
barn-yard manure ana ,I owl -, ~ nv cover
aud OF her grasses the 5isd of which has fuiiy de-
monsirateJ the adaptabhty OF the soil TO the grown
of the va rios grasses About one balf OF tue tract
is OF granite soil the balance of rich sandy 'oan
the whole being underIad by a red clay subsoi Inc
farm Is ncc;ed py gOoa arse et by cross
fences. II Is well waterrd by Newfound river ana
three springs With their branches, besides an exce-
eT The @ei br III consist OF FINE. LARGE,
SQUARE BRICK DWELLING containing large,
airy rooms. halls, closets, &c, WIN 10Y
dining. room and kitchen detached. In we MIDST on
weIl-trnced shady ward adorned with beautiful
shrubbery and eyer2r'en'. Inc out 9rlldlnts are
ami ME and venif Mt consisting ~ stable, trinary,
corn-cribs sheds. &C., also ice-house aud comiora-
bic quarters for laoOrers.
An excellent orchard and garden
From the superior soil, healthfuL IS or loca'l0n'
convenience u schools. churches, mills, &C.. This
peiphborhood has retained and attracted the best
society, and this sale undonotecly an1ras nie o. o.
rortunity for profitable investment as wen as the
securing a comfortable and beautiful home
The sale viii be without reserve.
TERMS: $500 cash: balance in easy payments
made known on the day OF sale. A.
Colonel William n. Campbell, residing on tne
adjoining farm, Will take pleasure IN .howing i,e
nren,isrs 10 persons applying. For further paric-
mar address GEORGE II. CRAWFORD,
1905 Bank street. Richmond va.
or Tho owner y FRANK HUBERT, ESD, salem,
,t,y VI mi 4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-09
By George T.. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1905 Bank street.
YINRIIST]

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE
i FARM AND STORE IN 1HESTERFIELD
COIINTY. ON THE CLOVER-HlLL RAILROAD.
EIGHTEEN MILES FROM RiCHMoND, An, AND
TUE SAME DISTANCE FROM PETERSBURG
n piIBIIC AUCTIUN.-In execution Of Ger.
isin deed of trust dated 2Slh January. 1879. and
SuIy recorded In The clerks Office Of the County
Court of Chesterfield county on The 3lst day OF
January 4. ID 1850. in Deadlock volume 6Z. page
463 will offer for SALE at The door OF ne custom
house I'm the city of Richmond. on TUESDAY the
if;Ib 6ay OF March. A. ID. 1880, ut ~ O'Clock NJ,
being thereunto required by the beneficiary IN salh
decd of trust default having been mace In me pay
,nent of The notes secured ihereby) ihat deslraoe
little FARM situated as ABOVE. contaihnne IN
ACRES more or less, 20 acres OF which Is In arabic
land. balance in wood. There Is upon 1t TWO
STORY DWELLING. containing five rooms. In
good order. In the midst of shade and surrounded
Inv shrubbery with smOkc-hOuse spring-hGuse over
good spring OF water. stable, sc. There is also a
small sTOREHOUSE, where business Is now be-
ing done. - 81. IL
TERMS: Cash as to amount OF expenses OF sale
the payment of ON note for 1912. wi SIX per cent
interest from 26h January, 1850; ba ance as TO-
lows 1924 one wear after da8 1886 twn years
after date: $24S bree years aftr date, without IN
terest and the remainder payable five years AFTER
date with incres. at six per cent. per annum.
NH 2 GEORGE Il. CRAWFORD. Trustee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-09

nv Robers B.Lsne'
R.., Estate Agent and Aac'ioneer'
1919 Main street.
,,,p,rsrEE,s AUCTION SALE
l. or
r, r wrrI.KSowS THREE-sToRY STOCK
nv,cx .rnosr STORE 40. s2e' ON THE
,vrsr srnr or SEVENTEENTH STREET, ONE
=. oa so,rrp OF MARSHALL Strict,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

...,.., ~ !, certain iced OF trust dated Janu.
In execution OF du,y recorded in the cerk. Office
airy 2s, onS thancery Court d. IA A. age47.
e e IT, grs oecci p S
DAY. nprco - i hs he benedciares mentioned ~
reash ssd q SeiaSt having been made n The
q esa he seS IKE Ia S On ssrsn.
STOKE apo'e go feet and rams back between parallel
'een s si5fe e The property fthe and
ohio Railway Comlanv TN ogt SIX vasrI ara
uye'y ne ,ss,a,i s,ry built The DWELLING over
s ssmc sx gas wl5eT re Se
the premises a y orocery aud liquor business In the
best .'anr ~, ~ the city and has always enjoyed an
% Of sasT s spssai 10 s ss ae
those sttkihs 10 81 -lcieucy TO pay the cost and
Ilaas Of ale aud 10 pay of note OF $4,000,
With ali costs interest &C. Thereof re- eaane' upo"
sucn Terms 10 may R0iFRT b. LYME, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-09
By EdwardJ. Warren
n, r.,.te AGENT and AuctlOneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VERY
i yALUABLE AMP TIT ATr HRoARTHEksT ~ GiSn.
NER OF FLOYD AND LISl,GEN,c S ,,tl =, !, :
BULT AND UNTIL RtGESTLhf 900 o1r9snca Of
deed OF trust from NJ Taliaferro aho vile to ne
undersigned dated the 20th day February 10 &C.
recorded In the CLERKS office of The Chanccry Cnr'
OF the civ OF Richmond, ID. B. liz G. page zoo
and default having been made IN me M ~ 10
norton of The amount secure by said deco am pc
ng required 10 do by The we % .9
FRIDAY he 10Th day Of March. at Az 6clock r.
PROPERTY oea ed as above 9 NS anG con.
,weIve or fourteen room stable and carriage
house The Lot IS 60 by 1913 feet 10 an hgy t nv
line of iIoprCement, and within two squares OF
Monroe Park, should attract the attention oi pante'
seeking a pleasant home or profitable investment.
TERMS Cash sufficient 10 pay me exte a ~, ~
sale and two notes amounting to f5,l2I;45, WI
Interest and costs thereon ON 23d day oil fe1rua
nv. 1890 and the residue on sucn terms as VIII oe
Announced at sale. }. NJ GODDlS, ,,r~
EDWARD j. WARREN.
TO Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-09
By Grubbs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF sEvE

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SIEVE
CRAJ, TRACTS OR PARCELS or LAND
JYt NJ; WEST or the CITY OF Rl'HMOND'-
In execution of decree OF The Cnancery S1urb Oh
Richmond. entered in the csiise o! dmond Ddven-
noTt q co. rs. Wickham, TIE undersigned three
commissioners will sell Ivy auction, upon me prem
iSes on THURSDAY the 18th day OF March, lSSu.
com mencing al l 2 O'Clock NJ. a TRACT OF LAND
containing oil 37l-10O0 ACRES, lying on the
Thrae-f ,hopp~d road about six miles west or me
civ. adjoining the farm formerly owned Ny U. ".
). Woodland" or Howit's. This may be mace goOd
farm md il is not far from the line OF the proposed
railroad up james river. ,, ,
Al tie same time and place the undersigned A. l..
Roulware and w. j. Leake. conn issioners unrer u
former decree Will sell n TRACT OF 34A ACRES,
iying near the above and adjoining The land OF John
Edwards w. b. and A. -. Brown, and others.
AZ er which (say al ~ O'Clock L. MJ me 'nI cS
commissioners will sell, upon the premises. LoIS
No and in the plat Of subdivision or the " nlen-
burnien farm-the former win about 10 aChE,
the latter with about 20A ACRES These Janus ne
an the Hutchinson road, which IS neAriy a cOnInu-
alton If the Grove road, and The are distant only
about three miles from the CITY.
TERMS: FOR the first and third tracts one f0ufth
ash. the residue mt one. TWO ana ihret years w
the 0nd tract costs Of suit and sale In cash. PAL
ance AT one Two, and three years with persona Sc,
curity. or one third cash, balance AZ one, Two ana
three wears without security. In all cases the ere
dit, TO be for notes with interest, payable semfan,
ma ly and titles 10 he retained by the Court until
All tie purchase-mOney I, paid.
Plals of ali tie land may be seen az me once Oh
'''' A. l.. BUULWARE,
A. 4. COURTNEY,
Commissioner.
CRupRs & WILLIAMS. AuctiOneers. NH q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-09
FOR LIZ AsE.

OO-YEARS LEASE, RENEWABLE
CC FOREvER.-A few DESIRABLE LOTS left,
on Grace Broad and Marshall streets-viz.:
66xl50 10 alley south side Grace between Moi:-
roe aud Henry streets.
70x150 TO alley south Side Grace between Pine
and Laurel streets.
30x15O 10 alley north side Grace between Pine
and Be,videre streets.
66xl5O TO alley north side Broad between Mon
roe aBd Henry streets.
32xI 80 10 alley south side Marshall and east side
Henry street.
50xi50 10 alley south side Marshall between
Monroe and Henry streets.
AIso, many others In various parts OF the city.
Apply 10 j. l.. APPERsON,
Real Estate Agent,
NH 2-e0d6t No 8 moth Eleventh street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-09
BY Grnbbs q Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.
THAT VERY yALUABLEPRoP,EIRI,.r,Y,

THAT VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY
Il SITUATED At THE N@RIHWhsT COX;
NER or GARY AND NINTH STREETS, VI ON
WHICH STAMPS THE STABLES GF MIR. A. w.
GARBER. FOR SALE AT AUCTloN;.By reqeest
OF The heirs Of the late owner we willse ~ suction,
March, at Az o'clock Il. NJ, the PROPERTY situ-
aitd as above. II fronts sc 612 feet on the nor,h
hue Of Cary street. and runs back 100 feet on the
west line Of Ninth street.
This property Is situated In the centre OF the ous
ness part OF the city and Within few steps OF the
Basin aud now hal the railroad Is aboutf, he bult
an the Valley OF the James river. II IS AZ likely TO
Improve As much ~ any property In re vicinity.
TERMS: VIII be made known ~ sbe time OF The
sale. GRUBbe Y WILLIAMS,
mn Aucti0neeys.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-09

nv Robert D. Lyme,
Peal Estate Agent ana Auctionecr'
1912 Main street.

r,RusTEEs' AUCTION sALEOF F, TH " !,
37tos sIriiATFD ON THE NURTi
ny Snnp PoPLAR ONE DOOR WEs.
sTaEE e. 51sers sssssS on Sr
cer'a d.,sf k 10Th day OF October, 1871; ana
rsc,aroes IN RIchmond Chapcery Court D. y, w A.
page 297, we wiz ofrr for sale; upon ,n1 20. ~ &
o. Al beinr required so 10 DO by The holder
of bs bond iherein described ldefant h,r,pg pse
made in the payment Of the SAM tne ,he north
i.o 81 pon,sr street ana runs back 1872 reel. ns
s,s MAINS six rooms, and will nj all times yit'o
A rood percentage on It's vaiur. ,a % nay off
,nnd viii Interest thereon, amounting 10 t66e'of
os'a1'e "p' W. L. COWAkDIN.
ALEXANDER II. sANUs,
- Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-09
By John NJ. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
No.. HOG Main street.

THAT PLEA N.TLY LOCATED
i BRICK DWELLING No. 7n5 CLAY. BE
TWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS,
for sa'e on THURSDAY the lin day of March.
$50 on the premises, at AZ O'Clock I. NJ, The PRO-
PFRTY located "a above. The house contains
seye. rooms gas, &C.. and kitchen with two rooms.
Lot 20 5-l2 BY - feet TO al alley. Now occupied
by good tenant al $500 per aunum: Parties desi
ring 10 secure q bargain should attend this sale.
TERMS: Announced at sale.
NH J. VI. GODDfN, Auctioreer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-09
wv ATER POWER PROPERTY AT
w DANVILLE, VA.

Nv virtue Of a decree of the Hastings Court Of
the town of Danyille at the december term, 1879
In the suits OF Crews, Rodenhizer Co. rs: ianViIe
Manufacturing Company snd others, and OF \. y.
Stokes 4 Co. and hers The SAINT The under signed
trustee and snecial commissioner OF the court viii
sell AZ public auction, on the premises, at O'Clock
WEBS EsDAY THE sIsr DAY OF MARCH
the following VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY
/. All. TBE wATER-POwER AND wATERe
RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES, including an undi-
yideJ mOiety of The canal and canal. bed, me DAM
and all easements appurteUant thereto. which were
COW eyed 10 the Danyille Manufacturing Company
by Crews, R0deDhIZer A Go. by deed dated he 25th
day OF September. 1862, and which were after
wards convey by the Danyile Manufacturing Com
nany TO II: Robertson trns,ee by dsed oil trust 1ateu
the Hastings Court of lDalvilr.
2. Also, the THREE LOTS OF LAND, suitable
The canal and Dan river ore Of these lots has a
fir mt on the canal Of 2i4h feet, improved by
BRICK BUILDING and the founcai ion-wa,s, &C.,
of the wooll, ftctory formerly operated by the
Danville Manufacturing COMPANY. The second l0t
has front The canal OF 176 feet, and The ihlrd
iron, of 2l6l feet: all running back 10 The river.
A map of the property will be exhibited at The
sale, ard meanwhile can be seen upon application
10 the undersigned at his office in Dansille, va.
These lots are also more fully described III above
mentioned deed of trust.
The properly will be sold subject to the covenants
restrictions, and provisions of the two above mem
Toned deeds ana also subject to the DEGREES and pro-
ceedn2s Of the Court in the two suits above men
toned, adjudicaing the rights OF all parties ine-
rested In the said proD'riy.
TERMS OF SALE: Teh percentum of the pur-
chase Oueys in cash the RESCUE by equal install
ments of one two and three years from day Of SALE
bearing interest from that DAY, for which The pur
CHASER will be required 10 give bon with good Sc
Guilty. The lille to he retained until all The purchase
money Is paid and the further order OF the Court.
The above sale is worthy OF the attention of capi-
taists and all others who NAV wish 10 engage In any
kind Of waier-pOwer factories at point 80 favor
ably located as the growing town of Dan1illc.
HARRISON ROBERTSON,
Trustee and Special Commissioner.
fe 25-tNh30i
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KAfLsoAD LINES.
Al Nj NJ sss
RrcHxcrD, YORK RIVER AND .mzsrsAEr}
rCUEDTLE OF TRAINS,
~ TAKING EFFECT JANUARY e, 1856.

1sistOsVs
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
~ TAKING EFFECT JANUARY e, 1880.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
500 r. N. Leave Richmond daily except Sum
dsyD. connecting az West Pott On
TUESDAY, THUR DAY. ann SAT-
URDAY with steamers for all land
jDgs ON the York river and for Baiu-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
5.3oA. M Leave Richmond daily Except Sun
1000 A. NJ day, connecting at West pont wi,t
TUESDAY, WEDNEsD
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY ;
with steamers for New York on
MoNpA WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY; with STEAMERS for Provi.
dence and Boston on TUESDAY anc
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. NJ. Arrive at Richmond daily Except
sunday, connecting nj West Pom
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-
UlfDAY with steamers from BaitI-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
1855 2. Nil Arrive at Richmond daily texcep,
500 T.. VI. sunday. connecting AT West ROM
with steamers from Baltimore, New
York, Providence, and Boston.
No transfer Of freight Al Richmond to or from
southern points. Cars run through between Atiah's
Careful handlisg and dispatch, with lowest rs'es.
guaranteed.
Tnroush bills Of ls61ng. with guaranteed rates,
Issued 20 all northern and western points.
For In formation. apply at Office OF the company
T genty-thIrd and Dock streets, Richmond. Va.
oc4 II. r. DOUGLAS. superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-09
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 BUILDING
\ LOT On THE WEST SIDE OF TIIRl, BE-
In execution OF certain deed OF trust to The UNDER
signed, as trustee dated the 26ih day of March,
Richmond ia D.B. No. 100 \. ON page 33l, shall.
being required 10 do by the holder OF The notes
secured sell by auction, on the premises. on FRI
DAY, 18th March, 1880, a. A. o'clock Il. NJ, the
LOT Situated above fronting 20 feet on The west
side OF Third street, and running back between
parallel nes 70 feet, more or less.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to cefray expenses OF sale
and TO pay In full two notes for Sl3z 90 aud
sI36.25, with per cent. interest thereon from the
5,h September. 1877, until paid the residue upon
terms as the graDtor In said deed may direct. or In
case of his failure 10 give such direction, then
upon terms 10 be prescribed BY the trustee, VINO VIII
p. W. GRUBDS. Trustee.
GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS, Aue;ionsers NH