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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-23

sso. 900 for the endowment OF professorship.
The whole amount Of this has heen paid. and
is now In the hands Of Rev. Jas. P. Boyce. DID,.
chairman of the faculty.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-23
led MEN. ...-

x~svka Tribe No. / meets on first and third
NM, rsn.-- Of. every month. Oustomhouse and
Exchange Alley.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-23
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATIONS.

BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATIONS.
Young Mems p, a. meets frst Monday 10
every month ut Grunewald Hall a.s. wednosdov u
every month st stonewall Jackson Hall. Eiysian
lslfs lslfs B. B. a. meets first Friday in every month
PsIican NJ. a. and B. A. meets SECOND Monday
IL every % month At Coliseum Hall. Bienville st.
every UassSsps month IA Il o Dad Fellows Hall;
Cotton Yardmenls B. A. meets first Tuesday
IN every month Ct screwmsnse ala na rreaaav IN
every 81: y1sgRn @ontn Il Beli Tower. Aigiers.
Tuesday in every month ct Philharmonic Hall.
German B. A.. Of Algiers; meets first Wednees- Wed e
day In every month at Philharmonic Haii. Ai.
sNS.S New Orleans German Laborers Cotton Press
A. meets second Sunday In every month. COZ.
MaGnolis B. 4. meets second Thursday In
every month"; cor. Thalia and Dryades sts.
Draymen's B. A. meets first sunday 10 every
month, Dauphine. betw. oustomhouse and
d German Harmony B. a.. Branch NJ. !, meets meets
third Monday in every month Dauphine. betw.
Turner,s B. A. meets first and third Mondays
III every month. Clio st.. betw. Drgades and Ram
clerks B. A. meets fret Thursday IN every
Minerva B. A. meets fourth Monday In every
% Army 81 81 tennessee B. 4. meets second Tues
dav in every month at "a Baronne st..
Army of N, v. b. A. meets second Saturday
In every month at Court Building.
New Orleans Liedertafsl meets every, Tues
dsv and iast Saturday al Grunewald Hall.
Orleans b. AZ meets at North Rampant. cor.
Tousitanos Portuguese B. A. meets at 2os Hos
ScreWmen's B. A. meets every Monday at 81
Rafarss II. A. meets at 27 Elysian Fields st.
Young Young Mems Gymnastic Club meets at q
North Rampart ct.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-23
] -K.-OF-Io.

Orleans Lodge No. meets every Tuesday at
GruneWald Hall.
Sam aritAn No. meets every Thursoay II
0runoWald Hall.
6oyi Arch No. meets every Thursday. cor
nor Perdido and Carnndelet.
Columbus Lodge No: g. meets every TueSday
at Odd Fellows Hall. Algiers.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-23
~ 8II {,

Lodge No. l23. German Order Of Hori 0ori.
sn0ets On nrst and third Thursday OF every
mon{h at Philharmonic Hail. Algiers.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-23
SWIM.

Oonclaye No. 23 meets every Wednesday On
Patterson street. between Laveme and Verret.
Etna Conclave No. Is meets on first and third
Friday OF every month at No. % Exchange
All0Y.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-23

The Bitters Invariably remedy yellowness Of
the complexion and whites Of the eye pains In
the right side and under the right shoulder
blade, fnrrei tongue. high colored urine,
nausea. vertigo dys speps'a. constipation. heavi..
ness OF the head. mental despondency, and
every other manifestation or accompanimant
OF diserderei condition Of the liver The
stomach, bowels and kidneys also experience
their regulating and tonic Influence.
For sale By all druggists and dealers gen.
erally. mhl I'm tn Fr 6u
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-23
TEMPERANCE


- roaonh Total Abstenance Society meets
second TUESDAY Of every month at b. NARY .
Hall, AlglerS. r.t
dav. Hall s. w. NJ. Algiers.
dencasian Lodge No. ! meets every Wednes-
dsv at Bible House, Damp street.
s#sdswnrfh Tenn ole OF Honor and Temper
ance meets every Monday at Bible House. Camp
street. ,m n,.o4a o,o-r
6reeent 81 q T G:mn meets street every
Sather Society. Catholic T. A.. meets @ second s,ns
sunday In month At Morning sdHs oee
80. 80 .rsrT Hnsonta at hehooll. ...euse, Common
81. xlphonsus. Catholic !. A.. meets arst sun
dsY n every month. Josephine. between Oon-
SfSnco aud Magazine street.
NJ Thereea Catholic T. A.. meets second Sum
Aev III every month. Erato street, between
6aeaHlno and Camp streets.
IN Hichaal's. Catholic T. A., meets second
sunday In every month. Hall opposite Annun-
citation Square.
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Peabody Lodge No. 8. every Monday night. Mt
Hictmsn Lodge No. 10. every Tuesday night.
n& III p0ydrA4 st, w...-
niShts ~ Bible House. 1853 Camp Ct.
ExceiaiOr Lodge No. I. every Thurgdny niRht.
r. Franklin Temperance Hall. Third District.
fitonoWaU Lodge No. 10. every Saturday.
~ Bible House. 16S Camp ct. y.
Proereee Lodge No. II. every baturday. at
Odd felloWB' Hall. cor. Magazine ana fnLlp 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-20
MANCHESTER. Va. March 10, $50.


fditors Richmond dispatch: Gentle
meo,--To the enquiry Of ID. G. e." Garys-
burg. n. g., ould answer that the lines
are from the play Of "lngomar."
Myron and Parthenia father and daugh.
teri, having been captured by the Allemani
tribe. are brought tn their chief, IngOmar,
on whom the exceeding beauty OF the
daucbtr makes Il lively impression, and lie
proposes TO by her as bis wife. To this
proposition she makes reply, Massilieu's
free-borD sons and daughters are not bought
and sold, bat wooed and won with words Of
love" With hearty laugh at this plan of
cour;ship, lng0mar remarks, 81 love my
braves; love my dogs; love my games
But love a womany Never! | bun them"
And then inquiries OF Partbena, ''What is
love? Wberce comes love and how does
it 6ie!" TO which she replies:
What love is, If thou woud'st be taught
Thy heart must each alone
! eog ous with Tut a single thought,
Two hearts that beat a. one.
Ana whence comes love? Like mornings light,
u comes without thy can.
Spd now dies love? A spirit bright,
Love never cies al ALL
~ her call for more yoses to complete the
wreath which she is twining the love-cap-
furcd barbarian becomes The sutton, and
Parbenia reians queen Of the camp.
Noic than twenty years ago | saw this
play performed at The Broadway Theatre.
New York, with Forrest as IngOmar and
the beautiful and fascinating Miss Eloise
Bridges a. Partbcnia. With pleasure re-
call the sccne-it cheers this dreary, drzzly
day. SHERIFF.
Thanks to you also, and to other CORE
srondcnts who have answered our question.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-20

ny George y. Crawford
Real Estate Agent and Anctioneer'
1905 Bauk street.
BEAUTIFUL AND DEsIRADLEFARM
~ IN HANOVER CoUsTY.yA.,
FOR SALE At PUBLIC AUCTION.
FOR SALE

AZ the request OF the owner, VINO nss rsln , n,
soutbwest Virginia. ] Will sell AZ puone sheu , ~
ne sren ss :. On oeIocs NJ. that dusr DEsi
p.nI'E FARM known as "KRisHUAGHhR.'
siiuleI 10 Hanover county, va; ihree NIL iii,
miles from Richm nd. This excellent fAHm ana
RESIDENCE Is bordered on one sl1e ny nv he ~
found river and another by The nunc rosn ieaa
ing 20 the city OF Richmond, by WHICH 'he us""e'
The tract contains 255 ACRES. so acres Of which
Is IN org nagrowh Timer OF 9at, ,s,s o %
vniion having been improved ny recent am cePDus
applications OF Lees prepared agricu,h,n s,, ,nd
br -yarc manure, and the following ot reptaleu
rre en- crops. About so acres Is well set N Clover
and other grasses. the Weld Of which has fuliy De-
rate me 81 ane Saf Of sf te
f. OF Granite soil the balance OF rich sandy 'ain
the whoe being uuderIaid by red clay tubsoll' Ins
corven emily divided into Separate fields ny cross
fences. II Is well waiered by Newiound river and
three springs with their branches, besides an eAce
lent well Of waller In the yard. r
The buildings consist OF FINE, LAnGE,
SQUARE BRICK DWELLING containing large,
airy rooms. halls, closets, &C. win cominoaio 10
we-fenced, shady yard adorned WIN beautiful
shrubbery and evergrt ems, The out-op1ldngs are
ample and convens nt coDsi sng OF stable, Rranafy,
corn-crb sheds. &C., also ice-hOuse and comforia-
bic quarters Tor liborers.
An excellent orchard and garden. ,.,,.u
From the superior soil, bealthfuibtss OF localon,
convenience 70 ,chc0is, churches, Mills. &c MS
nelghborhOod has retained aud attracted Ihe best
society," aud ibis sale undoubtedly an res mne opo
y for a profitable investment az well as the
securing comfortable and beautiful home.
The sale VIII be without reserve. 4.
TERMS: 5000 cash. balance In easy payments
made HI own on The Gay OF sale'
Colonel william II. Campbell. residing ON the
adjoining farm, will take pleasure in showing The
premises Ia perso.s applying. For further par 'c-
nlars address GEORGE r.. CRAWFORD,
1905 Bank street, Richmond va,
or the owner, =. FRANK HUBERT, Esq, salem,
Roanoke county, Va. NH eodilSMh1td5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-20

DyJ. Tnompson br 's,,s,oo.
pes, Estate Agent and Auc''o"eer'
1i1a Main street.

TRusrEEs SALE OF Fr TIE En- ENT ,IdI.
sToCK OF DRUGS. fINlI,D mTIy,,i nN' n, .1N
Tents OF McsHAiIIr ScdkxER 70 0F ' Eniii.
IT'LL ,Jgs,rt, M, MAIN sTREtl ~, COMPRISING
TtrNlH .Ays.sn,,TarNr OF DRUGS. T. II st
,Etnn, tlIN IPiiSTr. Oh EMlCAIs. TOBACCO;
III, ciC, hP--BY virtue OF deed 0, ,rts, da,ed
nnnary =. 1880, and executed uy oonn ~. NC,
phsii Brosicr 10 the unaerp ,sn,,. ~ a,u
recorded IN The cltra's oins' y, " liz. me- Inc,
cour,. D. Is. Ill A. psge TO- 70 s,oute NE psyr,
~ n'r,ain rot,s ihercIn mentcncn. hia deiant
~ 49, 49,, ma 10 IN is naynenf ln.reoi ana be-
navine ". 40 IA DO by the beneficiary thereof,
Inr ,, ,,h,ie auction, Mt The aforementioned
s,nre On Wf.DNt SDAY The BIZ nay Oh Ma.cn,
conmenciug AZ q O'Clock A. NJ, ,he eh'he htpcA OF
nI,irGs. PATENT MEDICINE,
Fanny ARTICLES, PAinis' oiLs'
yApSI-VFS. nyF-STtFtr,,e
xr,h,r,f, rxTEACTs. CHEMICALS,
TnBACftJ ard OLGA
and the fIXTuEEs-
q EJEG Ant SHOW. CASTS, ,o.rr, re -.
piEsCRIPrIoN-sfAND ana DotILts Tor
,oo srosax n, TITLES for tinctures and pow iers-
st,rtVEs with GLASS CASES for bottles,
stiALFS, SPICE 81 LL.,.p ro1rUrs
Scnh F,,IrNi AJN-cOPPERFO U MIS-,
NIX REsD and BED-CLOTHlNG,
aud other numerous articles found IN hrSt'clsss
Tbe above articles will be assorted and sold In
parcels. ,.,,h the a ed-to wit
f = .s 70 .yneuse of Gale and 10 pay Oh note OF
IA ono with Inerest 10 date Of sale. More accom-
modatinp terms may be an Oulced ~ SAFE:
inoo"'i"E 'Ni John A. G. IKE. Trustee.
i THOMPSON BROWN. Auctoneer. mh ~
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lscw They Carry Elections I'm Great
Britain.
New York Times ]


The voting device called "fagoling" in
Britain, but unknown here, though some
what ollied to what we pane colonial
tion," promises to be freely adopted in the
Scotch borough Of Midlothian during the
contest between Gladstone and the Duke Of
Iuccleuch. Fagots are, it may be neceS.
sary 10 explain, bundles Of voters who,
sharing the political views OF some land
owner, get sufficient land from hin to quail
ifv them for he local franchise. The transfer
H. open aud veritable; but the land, as every
BODY understands, reyeris to the original
owner rs soon a. the election is over. In
Midlothian political excitement runs high,
and The Conservatives are Increasing their
strength by the creation OF fagOt voters. AS
the Duke Is no orator. his competitors tell
ing speeches have alarmed hin. Having
y,.enty OF land, hc is cutting il up and con-
ve,ine II for the time TO help bis cause. The
Ljbcrals, well aware Ct this. and prevented
frcn doing the same thing because they have
been yebemently denou3cing the trick, have
been much cone rned rs TO their success, and
have recently formed scheme TO set of the
Dukes fagoiiDg. The British courts have de-
cided OF late that members Of building sOcie-
ties owning houses are fully qualified for
suffrage. Consequently an extraordinary
gtie suburbs Of Edinburgh. Strollcrs along
fisc Dairy read, west Of the city, have been
struck by the appearance OF a number Of
dwellings going up with an American de-
gree OF rapidly, and by the occasional
cheers for Gladstone from groups OF look.
cTs-on. The initiated understand il com.
pletely. From sunset 10 dawn there is
the same activity as from dawn 10
sunset, the work being pushed OH
through the darkness by artificial lights.
The houses are not TO be occupied before
May; but In order 10 have their owners adj.
Iaiticd 10 the new registry ii was necessary
thai they should be so far advanced. several
week, ago as to bear the requisite ralable
value. For the 100 dwellings there are
ALREADY more than 400 applicants, their
cheapness and situation rendering the n
very desirable investments for work.
isemen. The Liberals deny that their
plan Is equivalent to fagoting, because
IL Is positive creation, and the sale Of
properly is actual and TO actual buyers, in
stead OF Il mere temporary transfer and an
uuqnesiionable iuggle. They say further
that theirs is continuance forced upon
them TO restore TO their constituency the
natural balance disturbed by fago,ing. The
fenantry OF the new dwellings will not be
Conservatives, that Is certain, and in a con-
test 80 close as the CONTEST in Mid Lot hian
rs likely 10 be, their votes will count for O
good deal, ard may, Indeed, decide the cleo
tioD. Our British friends seem 10 be quite
as shrewd as we Americans In political pro-
1ects and electIoDeering manipulatlons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-20

"How," asks Mrs. Worrlt, OF Nashua, N.
H., lido you clean paint splashcs of win
dow-panesi' Well, about the easiest way
IL 10 kick ont the glass. We don't know OF
any other way that does not demand an ex-
tenslye and useless expenditure Of elbow
grease. You might prevent their getting
on the glass II you could kill the painter Ia
0ms.- darlington Haukeye.
"Why dldn't Miss Grocow marry Mr..
Tompklns y" said one lady 10 another.
"Oh, be didn't snifor.v was the reply. and
80 easy were the words spoken that The 1f.
tffn-puxxie box wasn't In the least dis.
snsbed. = Aew Yore Express.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-20

Editors Dispatch sheridan Knowles J
shr asanor Of the lines quoted by J. q. 4
Iegomar asks parthen,a, "Wbat Is love?'
She feplics she never felt st, bur will Civ
him nn ancicn. sorg that speaks OF it
thus:
Whst iove IL, thou woHld'st be t1rgh''
Thy heart NEST teach alone
Two souls With bat singlc thought
Tao bearts thai b. az ~ rue. -,
And whence comes sosef Like morilhf hShts
n cones without thy call
And bow dits lover a spirit bright,
Love never dies at ALT
Richmond, March 10Th. ANNE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-20
Blaine stronger than Ever I'm Penn
syIvnnfa.

B,alue stronger than Ever In fen"'
syyvanfa.
From the Philadelphia Press tRsp en.ro " me
zion. sAsries II. smith, president CT tue o"ea
Conventional /,
Pennsylvania Is for Blaine, although ner
delegates 10 The Chicago Convention nave
been instructed to vote for CRAM. IneIe
never was more extraordinary pervers'oh
~ popular sentiment than was Effected by
TIC Republican State Convention when u
pledeed the vote OF PENNSYLVANIA to q can
didate whom The people do not want. Whef-
ever test vote has been taken, either Deioro
or sluce the Convention, Blaine leaves a''
other candidates for the presidency so Jar be-
hind that they would be considered entlreiy
our Of The race II the nomination were 10
be made by the Republican voters. Ian
easter. through the action OF the stanoihg
County Committee, was mIsrepresenttd AZ
the state Convention. ana her vote was cas-.
for Grant. The sturdy Republican voters
a the county are determined TO undo this
wrong. They have compelled The s'anGing
comn1isee TO issue call for primary cleo
lions to be held on the 22d Of May, at when
delegates TO The County Nominating Con-
vention will be chosen, and also two ueie-
yates to the Chicago Convention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-20

Scene. East Broadway; iime-1SS2. FRS
distinguished foreigner: "Well, now Elm
peror. this is pleasure; when die
YOU abdicate. How ere all the Koffs .
" Nv the bear Of our father, Prince, we are
glad to see you. Your hand; what dos
thou in the land OF the free 7" "Bcer sa'
loon First avenue and Twepty-ninth street
And your" THE same. Blocker street
and MacdoUgal'; come down and see The
boys" an do il; say, Sire, you haven't
quarter about you handy; want to ride
up town." "Well, now, Prince. I'm just
sorry; but | lent my last ten cents to the
Grand Duke Thirsty kOuski not bali All hour
ago, aud / was just about to ask you fol-
fifteen cents. r-Nelr York Commercial Ad-
UettiSer.
A ticket agent on The New York and Har-
lem railroad at Tuckahoc station, Westcbes-
ter county, n. Y, was accounted gooG
shot, and had very good opinion OF him
self in that capacity. A waggish druggist
near the station bad in his store stuffed
owl, and one night he put ii in tree In the
neighborhoOd and told the ticket agent an
owl was roosting in tree near by. The
ticket agent got bis rifle and fired at the owl
repeatedly, til he bcgan to doubt that he
was such good shot. after all. After be
had exhausted one box OF cartridges, and
had used up dozen or so OF another, the
bird fell down with the siuiliDg Knocked out
Of it. That ticket agent wanted TO kick
himself.
The game of from 81 to 40 will puzzle the
census-taktr more than the little game at
13-14-15. He will be awfuly puzzled
when maiden lady with cork-screw curls
and false teeth tells him that she was
" born in 1860, and he can count it up him.
self" He'll be ready to swear that she has
jumped the +" rs" from the lower left-hand
corner. NorriStopn Herald.
1t costs each sovereign about $500 time
10 congratulate the Car on bis escape from
death, and The belief is becoming prevalent
in that section that the old man stands in
with the telegraph companies. OIL city
Derrick.
The st. Louis Globe Democrat reports that
"six out OF eight Kansas schoolma'ams
couldn't spell lucrative right" Very
likely. In the vocabulary OF the school
ma'ans OF the United States there is no such
word as lucrative Albany journal.
A Mexican undertook to get out states
mans almanac and book of statistics for his
country. and, after having prepared seven
different copies, he had them spoiled by
revolutions before he could get them IN
type. Then he quit Boston Post.
An exchange beads an article Glow 10
Save One Hundred Million Dollars Year."
One OF the resolutions we made on The Iirst
day Of January was /" resolve" not to save
so large a sum tits year. and we shall not
break it.-NOrriStOlcn Herald.
Talk about the SINCERITY Of poets Tenny.
son thinks there's nothing so good as Ameri-
can navy plug-tObacco. and yet he writes
bis poems about modest vioIets and blush
ing roses. When has he ever hauled out an
ode TO navy plug ?-B0Ston Post.
A writer says when Jefferson became
President lie carried bis SIMPLE manners
and tastes into official life. There are lots
OF men like Jefferson; they carry their
tastes into official life, but they taste rather
100 often Cincinnati Saturday Niqht.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-20
AUCTION sALE,.-.ru.mre pays.
BY Frank -. Hill & Co..
Real stste Agents ana Auc'iGncer',
No. HOS Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VA

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY vALU.
GROUND On GRACE BETwEgN IHIRD AM
FOuEJH srRGETs. OCCUPIED BY Or. n. X
JAMES, At AUCTION BE virtue OF leo ,, Nv ~
OF trust-the FIRST 10 Frank ~. lii trustee from w
u. Gaz'brOoS and wife. dated 18Th OF legrnlry'
1873. and recorded In The cerkis Ollie OF hlcn,
ond ChaLcey Court ~ d; b. iI2 A. pig, ~ ~ ana 20
T.. Rosser Isi,ell trustee, dated June l. 1873, sni
recorded In the clerks Office OF Richmond Gpane.ly
Court, In y. ". IL 4, page 469-dsfanit having
been made IN The payment OF certain lego lADs
notes PAYABLE and secured under thr ssid ceeDs anu
at The request OF he bensileiuies ~ sdid usen, We
WI proceed 10 s.l y anciion upon ~. Irsnlss,,'
on TUESDAY, March 80. 1850, at az o'elocs J..
NJ IN property Described In said 'etds, as follows
Al that certain lot parcel If land with all The
Improvements thereon, and an the Sppurtenlnces
and privileges thereto b-or giDg. yng and beng OF
me norh side Of Grace stree 6ttween Inira ana
said Grace street 80 fee. and running back between
parallel lines fe,t beng porrion o. M real re
his father, John Is. Glazebrook and beng lh anne
real estate convey Cd TO tue ssid John H. Glaze6roo~
by Boiling w taNal and wife by deed IN en sep
teintcr s., lS4S. and r. corded Ia The clerks once Of
the HuStings Court Of the civ II Richmond, ID. ".
81, pag,. 40l. The improvements consist OF
NICE STOCK. BKICK-FRONT DWELLING con-
tanning tiahi looms. with The usual out-buldings.
and the location of the properly renders Il very de-
srable
sold subject 20 q dee of trust from W. u. Glaze
brook and wife, dated October @, 1877. 10 secure
negotiable note for $4,000, due DC ober D. 1850:
said deed being recorded In the clerks ONCE of
Rchmo CLanctry Court, in Deed Book Ill &,
page Ice. Cash sufficient 10 pay The exp 'n-es OF
This sale and note for $1,000, due February II
1850, with interest ill paid; note for s7o.9l,
with interest from December 3. 1879. III paid;
1901. due June 3, 1880; T50.9l; due Eecsm1er
ID cember 2, 1881; nDc $l4lS.56. due June 3,
1892 and s70.91, que June 3. 1882; the res cue
mon such terms "a the So ". Il. GlIZebrook or
his assigns may direct.
FRANK ID. HILL, (Trus,ees
T.. RO>SEH ISBEtL.S
Sale conducted by FRANK D. HILL < Co, Anc-
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rs virtue Of q decree OF the iluriugs Court Of
the town of DInvie, AZ the Decemser term, 1879,
Manufacturing Company and Others. and OF \. y.
stokes & CO. and Others rs. The san The undeTs sncd
trustee and specia cOmlIi sioner of iht court VIII
sell ~ public auction, On the premises, al O'Clock
T.. NJ. on
WEDNESDAY THE 3lsr DAY OF MARCH
NEXT,
The following VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY
/. All. TIE WATFR-POWEE ANO WATER
RIGHTS AND PR.NILkGtS, including an uudt.
yideJ mOety Of he canal and canal. BID The dam.
and all ea,eTents apuuriei ant thereto. which We're
COM ey ed TO the DanSile Manufacturing Company
by Crews. EOdcnhiZer K Co. By dee1 dated lhe 23lh
wards convey edb by the Dauyille Manufacturing Com
pany 10 II. Roet tscu. trusee by deed of trlt dated
The OH day Of May. 1866; both deeds recorded in
the Hastings Cont of Danyile.
2. Also, the THREE LOTS OF LAND, suitable
Tor factory sites and oher purposes, ly ny between
the can gud Dan river, one Of these lbs has a
irhht on HE canal Of 244@ feet, improved by a
BRICK BUILD, Nc and the fOunca lOn-wa l., &c,
OF The wo0ll factory formerly operated BY the
Dnvllle Manufacturing Company. The second lot
has front on The canal OF l76 feet. and The third
from 0f 2, lGl feet; all running back To The river.
map OF the property viii be exhibited ~ the
safe, ard meanwhile can be seen upon application
10 the er,iened no his Office In Danyie, Va.
These lots are also more fully described Ia above
mentioned d, ed of trus'
The properly viii he sold subject n the covenants.
restrictions, aud provisions of The two above meu-
toned deed, and also subject TO the DEGREES and
ceedines of the Court in The Two suits above men
toned, adudieaiug the rights Of all parties inle-
rested In the said pfOut riy.
TERMS OF SALE: Ten percentum or the pur-
chase moneys In cash; the resicue By equal install
ments Of one, two AMI three years from day Of sale,
hearing interest from that day. for which The pur-
chaser VIII be required 10 give bond With good Sc
Guilty. the title 10 be retained until all III purchase
money Is paid and the further order OF the Court
The above sale Is worthy Oi the attention OF capi-
talists and all othe who NAV wish 10 engage In any
kind of waier-power factories at soint ~ favor.
abiy located as the growing town OF Dsnyllle.
BARR ISON ROBERTSON.
Trustee and Special Commissioner
fe 25-tNh3O
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-20

Astronomers say that the planet Neptune
b 40 far away from the earth that II Adam
and Eve had from the first day OF their ex.
sstencc started CD a railroad train and ira
vel'ed steadily, day and night at the rate Of
atarty miles an hour, toward Neptune. they
would by this time have travelled only q
ifiiie more than hall the distance TO the va
porous orb. The human race is, therefore,
20 becoBgratuIated upon the fact that Adam
and Eve did not undertake any such foolish
trip Rome Sentinel.