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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-12
Bs George I. Crawford,
Real Estate Asort and Auctionter.
No. 1908 Bank stree.

TRUSTEE's SALE OF 4 DESIRABLE
L FARM AND sTORn ~ tHkSTERfIELD
COUNTY. ON THE CLoVER-HlLL RAILROAD,
EiGiiCEfN MILES FEOI RICHMOND AND
THE SAME DISTANCE FROM PEI ER>BUkG,
Ar PUBLIC ATCJiUH.-ln execution of Ger,
taiI, deed of trust, dated 2Sih Jlnuary. 1879 ard
culy recorded In he clerks Office at The County
Court of Chesterfield county IN The 81 st day ct
January, I'D 1850 in Deed-2ooA v0lu!n, 90 page
463 viii OFF, for salr. 81 he door al ihc Gu tom
honse IN the city of Richmond. on TUESDAY The
lG n day Of March. 4. d. 1880, at II O'Clock NJ,
beng lhercnn,o required by the beneficiary in laid
deed If trust tdtfIut having ben made IN hr pay
,nent of he note secured iherebSl. ihal Gesiraole
iiue Farm situated rs above. Containing q
ACRES more o. less 20 acres % which i In ar1bir
LAND. Balance IN wO0d. There Is upon 1t TWO
STORY DWELLING. containing FIVE r1' M. In
GOOD order. in the midst of shade aud surrouhded
by shlubh-ry. with smcke-hcu>e. spring hhuse over
a god srriug OF water. stable. &c. There Is ai,o
small sTOREHOUcF, where bu;iness Is now be-
Ing Gone.
TERMS Cash as 70 amount OF eXpen -es OF saIc
the pavmeut Of on note cr S2lZ. with six per ce Z
intere I from 2Sih January, 1850; ba'ance - io'
lows: 1924 one after da e; f230 TWO year
az or date: i24S hree years afirr date WITHOUT IN
terest; and HE II mainder payable five years aiei
date with in,crrs at six rCr cent. per annuln.
mn 8 GEORGE T.. CRAWFORD, Ilhslte.
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fuaNETung.

L,URNtTUREi FURNiTURE!-IM
II ffffr for sac $50 suits OF Chamber furni- "
tuse. is price from tz3 70 t20V, from the best ~
msiafacfo,fcs East ana West, also OF nay own
make together With full line OF Parier Ofce, an
Kitchen furntturr, and fytry article IN the furpi'
teYe Inc. Asn Cabines. Nskers' Supplies of every
description, VII duplicate fstumore prtees. Par
o141 III RkW VIII tsye noney ~ giving me call
1n1ee And vnrerooins ll36 Main street. near fife
~ IN streef. WILLIAM DAkfRoN.
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by Grubbs & Williams
Real Estate Agents AMI Auc;ioneera'
Eleventh street between Main and BANK
EXCEEDING VALU A T.
IL VACANT LOT At THE sOUTHWts,Tr Cok x,
NER OF CANAL AEO TENTH SInEE az n he
nremises. on TUESDAY the 18th of March. AZ ~
o'clock 2. H.. the very valuable LOT situated ~ ,s
above described. fronting AT out 81 FEET on emu
street and running back along the south line OF
Canal street 100 feet to the BasiD thus having Two
street fronts aud water trout. sh0rdng unu ha'
facilities e receiving AVID d charging merchanlis
This property being situa ed just where IN al proc.
ability The terminus aud 0epois OF the f'chfnono
and Allegheny railroad will be located oilers an IN
ducement TO IN iDess-meB and q spectators whicn
Is indeed very rare and which Is deserving OF
especial attention. II has always COMMANDED ihr
re Tr n AZ sale. GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
NH III Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-12
By Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent ana Auctloneer'
l2l2 Main street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALEOFTHAT
L TW;,-sToRY FRAMETENf MINT DWELL
ING No 1928, SITUATED ON THE NORTH
LINE OF POPLAH ONE DOOR WEST
OF FIFTEENTH sTRfET.-in execution OF
certain dec d of trnst The unccrsi ned as trus-
tee died the 6tn day Of October, 1871. and
recorced IN Richmond Chancery & url; ID. b. 80 A,
on Tuesday the 9Th day of March, 1880, at 5
O'Clock L. NJ, being required so 10 90 by The holder
OF the bond therein described default having been
made in the payment Of the sanifl, the PROPkRl
alloy. described. The lot fronts % feet on the north
line of Poplar street, and runs back 1872 feet. The
house contains six rooms, tnd VIII at all llDes ylcid
a good percCn age on It's value.
TERMS: Cash rs 10 expenses Of sale and 20 nav on
bond with interest thereon. amounting 10 s66b.o1
balance upon & rms 10 Or given az sale
W. l.. COWAhDiN,
ALEXANDER II. SANDS,
NH o TRUSTEES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-12
by George T.. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1905 Bank street.
BEAUTIFUL AND DESIRABLE FAIRY
IN HANOVER COUNTY, VA
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

Attae request Of the owner, who b9s removed 70
Southwest Virginia. VII ~ = nn e San rnrt9 ION, on
Il 1rrh. 1850, a. ~ O'Clock NJ. iha; MOST DESI-
RADLE FARM known rs " NUAbHAE.
si;uaei in litn7vtr county, w.. three mi, IRON
Vsrcon on me Chesapeake ard Ohio railroad inifiy
miles rom Richmond. This eNcelieni FARM ana
RFSITFN CF Is bJrdored on one SIDE Icy TIE New
founei river and on another toy The public ro1d al
Ing u the city o. Richmond, by when me distance
TnefrIct conlains 255 ACRES. 60 acres q which
Is In orig nal growth her az oib, nlcfcly. Hnl
nine fbr balance cleared ana IN ine tate 81 culn-
va'ion having been nuprOt eel ny recent hhi cpious
applications OK iet's prepared asrcuitHrsl n iin
n9rn-y,rd manure, ana the following OF rep.a'ed
orr en- crops About go acres J. welt set IN cover
aud a. her gfasscs TIE ii ld of which Ia, Iuiy dc-
mnns'ra'e the ad'piaoi o! lar soli 20 Ht :.
H. of granite soil. toe blluce oi llcn sdhnN 'uan
The whOe being undertake bv req clay suosoi'' ne
corven Gully DIVIDED mo 9!rle naio, 4S go
fences. IL rs wei waitrcd by New!ound river ana
three springs With their branches ces des an cAe
The bindings consist Of a FINE, LARGE,
SQUARE BRICK DWELLING containing large,
my roonls halls, closets. &C, with cumm01IOHs
Sirng.t Dom and kitchen detached in he midst OF 4
weil-fencsd. shi"y ward adorned viii eelutiiul
ANA egsTgf S% q Stable
corn. crib sheds. &C., also ic?-louse ana cCmiOria
bic qua icrs tor ahorers.
All excellent orchard and garden.
From the superior soil, heaiihfulb' IS Of location
convenience - schools, churches mills &c. m,
neghOOrlOOd has retainer anu aIlIhc.ei lne be-'
socieiv and this sale undouDte y AL ,ris fine %
iOrtuniiy for a pr' dtable investment a' Wei as tht
securing a comfortable ant beautiful home.
The sale VIII be without re,erye.
TERMS: e50d cash; balance in easy payinen'
| made kn own on The day at sale.
Colonel William H. Campbell residing on ih'
uremjs : 10 uer,ons applyiug.N For further par ic
| uIars address GEORGE F.. CRAWFORD,
| 1908 Bank stree. Richmond Va,
or The owner. :. FRANK HUBERT, Esd, salem
| Roanoke county, Va. NH 3-eOdt Is Mh&ttds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-12
ByJ. Thompson Brown
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer'
No.11i3 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF GRACE
" STREET PROPERTY.
Tyyo pPIcK HOUSES AND LARGE NACANl
T nT \ oRTIIFAcT CORNER OF GRACE
AND HENRY STREETS.


nv virtue Of a decree ia the suit OF hsnI uS. NJ
son and ais entered In the Richmond tnanctIy !,
Court January 49, $50 The unGersigne1I sp ci n
co,nmi ..iOners appointed therein. VIII sen, on ~
premifes, at public a9c,ion; on W VINO fRPicK
ivy FILINGS on the northeast corner Oh prSue
and Henry streets, icing Nos. ana ~ fro me-
% 7 more or less. bo lots running back lo9 feei'
more or less to an alley twelve zee Woe Ter ,ror,,ro
Also a FINE. AEGE CORNER LOT' lrpn'InE
IN I'll on fhe northwest corner Of Grace ana Henry
streets with depIh of 50 feet, more or less 10 an
To partics seeking a 6rst-class corner lot ior
building purpose, on wet Grace street or des,ilnk
10 secure medium-sze brick re- licences LOT ho ,
or 10 secure a go0d-paying Investment, no petle
opportnnity can be afforded. such property as the
above being seldom on The marke'. III.
Truss ono four n cash: balance In four. eight,
and Twelve months. negoiisb notes, WIN lneIes',
and lille retained tin all the pRrchase-nohey Is
p ~ ROBER Toward,
JAMES II. DOOLEY,
Commissioners.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auc ioneer. NH 10
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OPTICIANS.

RIO REGAIN YOUR sIGar xs<z,-a-S
FOR 2aC.. w., -
cal at 223 Broad stree. and get pair OF SIT i II
ILFs or EYEGLASSES. large sssorlh,v"5 se
snpert0r quality always on hand. Prices if"n -
upward. skilfuliy adjusted 10 The eve ey,pr
Practical Opiiciaa, Wa chm2ksr. ani JvNeEnI
223 Rroaa street lageat FOR w. H. ,o"~'
NH 6-3m
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MILLINERY GOODS, BONNETS AND
lTE HATS, STORE-FIXTURES. SHOW-CA> ES,
&C., &c, AT AUCTIOS.-lntendirgto remove 10
the rooms above my pre- ent store. No. 800 Broad
street shall sell at auction, on FRIDAY the lZtE
Ips.ant az 0 O'Clock an assortment Of
TRIMMED and USTkiMSED HATS ana
BONNETS, ...
FEhTHEPs, MOWERS, RIBBONS,
Large PARTITION, SHOWCASE,
SOFA. ANNIVERSARIES. LOUNGE,
GARRETT, STOVE and PIPE,
TABLES, CHAIRS. &c.
Thtse are desirable goods and are sold prepare
MRS. s. r. ATTKIsS0N,
30j east Broad street
JEo. Il, IhUGHToS. Jr Auctioneer. NH 10
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GnrBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
by Edsard j. Warren
p.., Estste Agent and AuctiOneer.

rV,RVSTERS' SALE OF THAT VERY
IrsDIE AND ATTRACTIVE WEST
End PROPERTY, AT THE N0Rr IN SSR I TTs
VER OF FLOYD AND LINDEN $500 y
i;fTii r AND UNTIL n GENTLY OCCuflhDp Ie
q SPTAiN n. q. TALIAFERRO.-in pur, 9ance 10, on
dned of frust from NJ G. Taiaferro and we 70 lls
mdersgned dated the 20tn day Of February, isns
,eroyde I'm the CLERKS Office OF he ChdncerY t0nn'
y ,hs CIV Of Richmond u. Il. l12 &. page ZOO
and default having been mace in he Gs sS o. be
& >. .,ired so 10 do by the beneficiary. We VIII pro-
coed 10 sell, at pubic auction en- ne h dtt.STs
ERIDAy the lo.b day of March, NJ a. nchck l.
N The PROPERTY loca ell az above dtscrlDed.
The HOUSE is OF modern construction anu , cOn-
,uins twelve or fourteen room staDle anu
house. The Lot Is 60 by 1919 feet 10 an allty ~
reet wide This property beng Immediately III me ne
limo Of imnrIyeineni. AMI within two squares OF
Monroe PARK should attract the a,ientloa oi parties
seeking leasant home or profitable Investment,
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay me tNneDses, "a
sale and two notes amounting 10 go AZ, WIN
Interest and costs thereon from 23d DAY OF isn ~
nv I $50 and the residue on such terms rs VIII DC
announced AT sale. j. VI. GOl!lE;
EDWARD J. WAEREN,
10 Trustees.
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SEINE.TIIREAD.

r LICHTENS a. G3sWes
IL. SONS, s,sS-
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
RICHMOND, VA,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN,
NETS.
sFiNEs and TwINE.
COTTON ROPEs-ail sizes;
PATENT and SOFT SEINE. TWINE,
LINES. YAWkISG,
CURKS,
LOCKWOOD, &C. &C.
Sole istporters OF l. lok-BRAN ID SEINE.
THREAD warranted 10 give perfect satisfaclIon)
aud importers of other brands.
Dealers aud fishermen invited 70 call. noes
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rs roindester a Tupper,
pea, Estate Agents and huctioncers'
1900 Mails street
f.nder Planters National BanD.

BEAUTIFUL BuILDlNG-L Or On :
Il TwrSTy.NTxTH STREET uEIWnES
MAIN AND gRA , N f sid4Io KUN on WI.
A I'm yubRcU f7TH. At O'CLOCK II. NJ.
=. r,cs.i Of The executor OF ". g. Hafs,riy, we
ri" sell by aucilon. or he pnrncIpp ,seY eren ting
zoo fnet On r wrn,y.ninih stree ana ektemsulne
bsck Us feet 10 an alley he divided IN LOTT 70
suit The wishes Of buyers. For c2mmann' o ei,eJ
and hsaury OF surrounding these lot; nre ex sn.u
Is, ~ n me In p,chmond Attention ar buyers y pr
teasrly called 10 this sale, as these are me oiy @
i'm The market facing The Pars la inst rsp'o'! IN"
pl owing uodion or the cts.
TERMS: Easy. and at sale: ,,,yrp
,rr,o Auctioneers.
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RAILROAD LINES.
G ~ RsE 1

RICHMOND AND DASyILLE RAILROAD COL
OFFICE or GENT PAsSESGER NGENT,. R
RIcHMoEp. VA, March i, 1850.
I'M AND AFTER SUNDAY. MARCH
" IA. 1880, n FAST PASSENGER TBAiN VIII
be run between lICB5fOND AND BuRkEViLLt,
making close connection at BurSeviIie wi,n ira'i'
on the Atlantic. Mississippi auo ONO raiIfoau ~
aud from Iynchburg ard all poin's ~ inc S'"'"'
west. ,oh
burg $3.50 Il. NJ. 49,. 30
IN TT Al AMI quickest line. Only five ho"r' Ds'
tv, en- Richmond aud Lyuchbyrg. .,rp
For further Information apply to J. II. LEoybh.
d. pot Agent A. w. GARliEH. SIG ain &C. VI
JOHN y. MACNURDo.
NH 10 eog2w General Passenger Agent.
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State Of Virginia. city Of Rfehmond-to wn'
|, CHARLES L.. WILLIAMS, notary public ior
the city gfnrcsd the State Of NirRiua DO hereby
certify that George Lee and 4. A. saunders, whose
names signed 10 the foregoing Wiling nave this
day acknowledge the san before IA m my tald
civ; aud do rthe- certify that George Zee az the
same time made oath before me that u. A. Saunders
has actually paid to him In cash the sum OF len
thousand dollars ss his nput into the partnership
mentioned.
Given under my hand this 14th dsy Of February,
A. ID. 1880. CHARLES u. WILLIAMS,
fe I5.0w Notary Public.
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wv ATER POWER PROPERTY AT
W DANVILLE, VA.

By virtue Of a decree Of the Hastings Court OF
the town Of Danvillc at the december term, 1879
IN the suits of Crews, ROdenhiZer Co. rs. Danville
Manufacturing Company ana others, ana OF N !:
stokes q CO. and o hers rs. the sane the undersigned
trustee aOd spccai cOmmi siOner OF Tie court VIII
sell at public auction, the premises, at o'clock
L. NJ. 49,. .,,,,,
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WE, GEORGE LEE AND 4. A. sAUN-
w pEBS. have this dav formed limi'ei Co
PARTNERSHIP 10 conduct IN the city OF Rich
mond, Va, where We bOtn reside, The GENERA l.
GROCERY AND PROVISION BUSINESS fer the
period OF one year from his date.
GEORGE LEE Is the general partner and f. A.
SAUADFRS l. the SD. clai partner, and mas eoniri.
buted the sun OF ten thousand dollars as his input
into the concern. which " 10 do business under tue
style OF GEORGE LEE.
Given under our Lands this l4lh DAY Of February,
A. ID. 1850. GEORGE Liza,
T.. A. SAUNDERS.
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ICHMCND, YORK RINERc frisrr,y
hAND CHI sAPEAKE RAILROAD. zss.l. III.
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANsPORIA'
TON COMPANY,
Ttr)u2h-fr.ight route between Richmond IVA.
An HO,tOn, Providence. anda New England cities
Steamers leave Est POINT, VA. on eact
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at IL noon; con-
Meeting with trains from RICHMOND.
STEAMERS arrive AT WEST POINT on each TUES
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston Old Boston anc
Providence Railroad cta west Point. Va
n. \. DOUGLAS. superintendent
Y. -. GROSER. General Agent. ap5
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Leave Richmond 900 A ~; arri re at Lynch
IN III Al AMI quickest line. Only five bours De-
tw. en- Richmond aud Lynchbyrg. v.rrp
For further information Apply I'D III Lio ,. IN.
d. pot Agent A. w. GARnER. s2G ain s;res'' OF
JOHN y. MACMURDo.
NH IL eos2w General PASSENGER Ageni.
RICHMOND, YoRg RIVER AND hEsP s4hSl
rCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
y TAKING EFFECT JANUARY z, iso'.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 r. NJ Leave Richmond daily lexcept , sum 10,
TUESDAY. THUR DAY. and sAt-
URDAY with steamers for all lInd-
ings on the York river and for Bati-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
5.sOA. NJ Leave Richmond daily Except sum
1000 A. VI. day., connecting at West Point WIZ
steamers for Baltimore on MONDAY
TUESDAY. WEDN ESDAY:
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
with steamers for New YORK on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY; with steamers tor i,rosi..
dence and Boston on TUESDAY aho
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. NJ. Arrive at Richmond daily except
sunday. connecting at west Pml
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT
URDAY with steamers from Balu-
more.
THkOOOn ihANi'S'
s:55P MI Arrive at Richmond daily !excep,
$40 f. NJ. sunday. connecting at West Poini
with steamers from Baltimore, New
York. Providence, ana Boston,
NJ, transfer of freight at Ricnfnopd 10 or ~ 10
southern points. Cars run through between Atlanta
and West port.
Careful handling and dispatch, with lowert rates
Tnrough bills OF lsding with guaranteed rates
issred 70 ali northsrs and western points.
Fer ir formation, apply at ofhce oI me compah'
Twenty-third and Dock streets. Richmond. va
oc4 H. Z. DOUGLAS. Superintenden'.
sIuvMoSD, FRED'G n POTOMAC Il. q. 60.
RICHMOND, VA, November 7, 1879.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 3, 1879,
= trains on this road vii run as follows:
NORTH BOUND.
sI2A. NJ, leaves Byrd-StreeG station us ly Tex
cept sundays; due AZ Wasn,ngt9n,
LILO T.. NJ; Baltimore, 3:05 L: NJ; :
Philadelphis, est r. NJ New York
500 p. NJ, leave; Byrd-street station dai y; due
a, Washington, G:25 T.. VI Baltlmore,
Il:25 =. NJ: Phils ielpbla, 1913 A. NJ. /;
New York, 3:45 A. VI.
Junction. leaves Broad Street station
daily (excapt Su' daysl.
SOUTH BOUND.
ICl5P.M arrives al kyra-Street sta:ior esliy
- Except sundays. Leaves NsV iorx
s:l5 A. NJ: Phils lelphla. LAP a.
ton $40 l.. NJ ~.
ll;lO A. NJ, arrives AZ Bvrd-Street statl1f oaly'
Leaves New YORK, 1000 p. Nj Phil
adelpbia, lilo \. NJ; baltimore,
4:55 A, Z" Washington, TOO A. VI.
s:43 a. VI. ACCOMMODATION TRAN STRIVE:
AZ Broad-StreeL station 'aily Except
Sund.ysJ. 6. a. TAYLOR,
aenera Ticket hgeEI
E.T. ID. MYERS. General Superintendent 80
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DECENTRALIZATION

by Jno. e. Laughton. Jr.. Auctioneer,
9l6 Main street.
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Uy ". Goddiu.
C,OMMISsIONERs' SALE OF WOO

E-aI Estate Agent aud Auciionter,
corner Eleventh aud Bank streets.
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TkEiLAp 3. y II =. EiCH- 4. .r.s;r1.
j MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM--sSSs;sss
snip LINE.-FJk PiiLADtL|hiA FALL
THRtg TIAIFS NEik.-Uctn fgrtbei no
.i,a TIE steamers % tins line vii maze tri-wersN
THUR a>,Y, and SkTCnDAY, and RicnEoLc
every Tuesday, FRIDAY, ana II Nb.tY, con.
nertlDg al pniiaGelod,a wi,h Ciyrie's New tnganc
Line for i3ll Eir.r.
QUICK TIWE-rEEQUENT DEPARTURES
/ iNESr Rates.
stcILIt rece.vcG daily I'll . O'Clock 7. ~
AnES ". MCtkHR.CK,
General Sons rrn Agent, Richmond, Va.
WI LIAM L. CLYDE CO..
Genera. Managers,
no2s No ~ scu;h whsrv>s. Pn'iadsrhis.
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-saasSs!sss.sekz
COMPANY'sI
JANES-RIVE LINE,
FOR
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
AND
ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIYEI
CONNECTING AT
PORTSMOUTH WITH THE BAY-LINE.
FOR BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA, NEW
YORK. AND BOSTON.
,e las. and elegant steamer ARIEL, Captain
CLD O0MlNiDN STEAMSHIP - Ss7E
COSlPAyY. .sssSlss.ss
FOR NEW YORK

qcis -srlY.ry 81 .'isuatc' ore cf thei; sp.n'.,.
a...i'1"rc--O n - Nt>l)N, NIANONE, MAN
HAITIAN. $50 { Nn..t. AID Hift'3bHD--
rye:y a. GcOA', FRIDAY, ana SUNDAY az
I'"h Wsitr.
prtss,y for tL.s rcnte.
'Fhey ye 3llsutad 'll,oas, s.a'e.rooEs, ard bs:a
rstu.G.
-if -.t-a.
shins going north land az Pitr 81, North river
iOot as iiacd street. Sli1s coming south sail from
i'.tr a. N0i,h ilVtr. tO.f Of Christopher street.
s.sy.f r...i.-s 1n.: 6 C'ciOcX g., y. G3iy.
EfCgags fer gOflis D. :SId New fOrk fcrssrt {
Iaeia ore 70 N2w Yo.s. fl2 sto.4aSc, 60 a..
IS.
cor further Information appYt -
a.ORSE ". ALLEN &C., kgel..a,
.sv 20 es.cr C,.Jf..'.'r'e Nssrgac. EOSFstia
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-09-17
qlrllDs! 7urliDs! TlrllDs!

THAvE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY
IL of Rutabaga, Flat Dutch and Red-toR seeds, 70,
eether with other Garden Seed snitaele roy Faii
seIyes With The Indispensable Turnip crop fo faif
NE. Call - the Drug Store OF
July p aS7o4f -. lIsAvI-
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- lOn never saw my hands as dirty
q ina" said a petulant mother to her
4 ile girl q No, but your ma did," was
reply
A little girl in church, after the con-
i'ufi0n plate had been passed, compla-
r My and andibly said: al paid for four,
lmmas was that right?''
Anxious parent: tWake up, my son,
, 2 don't be sluggard- Remember it's
early bird that catches the worm. -
= -,sFiing offspring: Don't want no worms ;
2 "a en-
We have received a solution to the
graphical puzzle in the FLoRIDIAN of
Sd inst, but II is not quite correct. If
3 little girl who sent it will try again
Eil doubtless succeed, and we will
ally publish the correct solution.
Here Is q problem for some of our
ssfhematieians to cipher out: can army
rsuty-iEe miles in length marches twen-
five miles At the moment of COM
nencing the march an officer starts from
rhe rear and rides 10 the front, then back
80 The rear again, arriving at the rear just
3 the twenty-five miles is completed.
! 0E far did the officer ride?
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-09-17
GENERAL NEWS.

The royal infant of Spain has made
its long expected appearance, and is a
girl The time of baptism was fixed for the
14th inst.
j. NJ Kalloch, the murderer of De-
Young, in San Francisco, was before the
Superior Court yesterday. He plead
"onoe in jeopardy"
-Victoria's main camp has been discov-
cred in the Corral de Piedrss, New Mex
leo. The reward for his scalp has been
increased from 81, 900 to $1,000.
The New York Sun now calls on
Bullinch Babcock to step to the front and
take. part in the campaign, telling what
he knows about whiskey rings, etc.
Maud S. was to trot at Chicago, Sep
TENDER 10th, for special purse Of $4,000,
to beat st. Julien's record. She has al
ready made a mile in 2:I4 with heavy
wind blowing.
The motion for new trial in the case of
James Thomas DeJarnette, the murderer
of his sister, at DanvilIe, Va, has been
refused. He has been sentenced to be
hung on the goth of October.
Revised totals from two hundred and
forty towns in Vermont give Farnham
%, 557 plurality over Phelps Democrst),
and in ls7e gave . Republican plurality
Of as,e07 and . majority Of 2S,e26.
"A. parcel containing four pounds of
dynsfnite, connected with tube filed
.withsgun-powder, was found under rail
on the London and Northwestern Line,
sixteen miles from Easton, recently. There
is no clue to the perpetrators Of the act
-xAt the State fair st Minneapolis,
Mimi, the other day twenty mile race
between Miss Cook, of California, and
Miss Pineo, of Colorado, for 5000 was
won by the former in 4:s:5o, beating her
competiter nearly two miles. The race
was witnessed BY 10000 people.
General J. B. Weaver spoke before
a audience Of three thousand persons in
Cooper Institute on Monday. His subject
was greenbackism and labor. He claimed
that the Greenback party would poll
1900, 900 votes this fall He will doubt
less increase the number TO about three
million upon hearing the news from
Maine.
ID. F. Thornton, Of Rough Creek,
Va, gives the history of General Clusters
famous war-horse, Don Juan. He was
the property of Mr.. Gaines, Of Virginia,
and vas taken BY force by GsneraI Custer
during The waf. Nnmerons sttempts to
recover the animal, which was said to be
the most valuable horse in America, or to
recover his yalne, have proven Iapsuccesa-
Isl
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-09-17
Legal easements.
Second Judicial Circuit OF Florida Circuit Court
for Wakulla County-In Chancery.

no, q. X I0VeF ~ ou0. 3. Nefteiis - Au1histfA-
tor, &c, ct al
DY VIRTUE OF DECREE OF THE HON. D.
4 ID q walker, Judge Of said Circuit. rendered In
the above stated case bearing date the seventh day
Of July 1880 WIN offer for sale, ct public auction,
0etoFe the cours-house door, OF Crawfordyilc, In
said county, on Monday, the sixth day Of September
next, 1850, the following described tract Of land,
viz EecsioBs one, two and twelve, and the north
esst quarters also fractional pare Of southwest quar-
ter being twenty acres Of said southwest quarter OF
section eleven, all In township three range one,
West1 containing 100 %, moro less, situated
In said county OF Wakulla and known as the " Nc
Bride Place" Terms cash, purchaser paying for
'ASeds. w. II. WALKER, Sheriff
July 50, lS8o-5w