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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-19

srrssxg Couar OF APPEALS, THURSDAY
Fippey Us. Edwards. From the Circu''
Court 81 Pi,isyivanla county. Reversed III
part. Judge Moucure delivering the opin'
ION, Judge Staples dissenting.
Knick aud ais cs. Kuick. From the CIR
cut Court OF Rockbridce county. Re-
yerscd, Judge Burks delivering the opin-
i'm, Judge Moncure not sitting.
Myers vs. County School Board OF Rock.
inyham county. From the Circuit Court
Of Rockingham county. Affirmed, Judge
Staples delivering the opinion, Judge Mon
cure not sitting.
Hswley Us. Commonwealth. From the
C,rcui, Court Of Roanoke county. Affirm
ed. Judge Anderson delivering the opinion,
Judge Moncare not sitting.
Peoples as. Commonwealth. Writ oil
error refused by all the judges 10 ludg-
ment OF the Circuit Court OF Wythe county.
Pace, assignee, as. FickIin. execntrix,
and ots. Motion TO dismiss the appeal re-
fused at present, the Court reserying The
further consideration OF The question when
the case Is heard upon the merits.
s. s. p. Paueson, Esq, and III. Taylor,
Jr., Esq. allowed to practice as counsel In
this court.
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Brief TENS. Clerk Of the HustiTg;
Court, City Sergeant, Chief OF Police, All
ditor, and Treasurer have been summoned
10 testify in the suit of {. Y. NORRIS UerSuS
The City Of Manchester, which comes ur
i'm the Chesterfield Circuit Court this term
Several ministers passed through thi' city
yesterday en- route for the Methodist Con-
ference, which is In session at Dinyiile.
The City Council hold, regular meeting
tonight at y O'Clock.
An amsteur brass band has been organ
ized In this city.
The rain yesterday was the means OF
washing lower Hull street.
Rev. w. Il. DerieuX has married several
couples since bis ordination last Sunday.
The Hastings Court Will be in session to-
morrow morning.
Rev. Il. +. Woodward. of the Methodist
church, left for Conference yesterday after.
noon.
A party of sportsmen from this city went
out TO Chesterfield yesterday TO engage in
harc-huntiDg. This game Is said 10 be
abundant in the county.
The Mayors Court was not in session
yesterday morning.
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The TuEArRE LAST NIGHT.-Mr. Gus.
Williams appeared at the Richmond Thea
ire last evening for the first time as 'Our
German Senator" and played to an au-
dience that was not only good in numbers,
but who were thoroughly ia good humOr
and had come TO have good laugh. That
they were not disappointed the general ex.
prcssions OF merriment throughout the per-
formspce gave Unmistakable evidence.
he play is three act comedy, which
contains some funny and complicated siiua-
tions: but, above all, affords Mr. Williams,
in the title role, ample opportunity OF dis
piayipg his talent for German characterize
ienia,ion. However, the creation OF the
two Leading chsrscters-Mr. and Mrs.
Dinkei-must baye been suggested By The
Mighty Dollar ''--at least they impressed us
as beiag poor mutations OF the Hon. Bard
well Sioat and Mrs. General Giihore. The
author has put In tue mouth OF bis German
statesman brightness and clever repGrtee
that would have been far more natural 10
the genius of the average son OF Erin.
While there Is much in the play that strikes
MS as being rather broad, IL seems 10 catch
the popular Taste, and hence 10 Il successful.
AS j. Adolph Dipkei. Mr.. Williams found
great favor with the audience, and kept
them 10 hearty good humor. His local hits
aud sharp filings al politics aud politicians
were much relisbed. As Mrs. Dinkei, Miss
Dora Stuart was very good, and Miss Maggie
Arlington made handsome, tne-looking
Louise Granville. AS Judge Spence, Mr..
Listou was very acceptable. In fact, the
entire company, though not above the ave.
rage, act with much spirit, and were well
received. They are underline management
Of Mr. John Rickaby,
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PoIICe CoURT.--The following casfswere
disposed Of at the Police Court yesterday
morning by Police. Justice ID. C."Ricnard'
son
Maggie Brown (colored). charged with
being disorderly and using proiane lan'
cuage In the street. Attachment issued for
the accused.
Joseph Black, charged with being drunk
and ysgraut, was ordered 10 leave the city
within twenty-four b0urs.
T.. j. Tiller, charged with being drunk
and disorderly IN the street, was fined 81.
T.. l.. Hobson. charged with driving care
Iessly In the street and running into the
wagon OF j. r.. Beveridge AID breaking the
shafts, aud running his wagon without
proper license-number upon il. Continued
until to-day.
George saunders [colored), charged with
assaulliDg and beating Mary Anderson, was
discharged.
Patrick Henry, charged with having in
his possession clock valued at S25. and
endeavoring 10 sell the same for seventy
five cents. Continued until tomorrow.
Sarah Harp and John Harp, charged with
being yagrauis aud resisting the police,
were required 10 give surely Tor their good
behavior.
Mrs. Washington jenkins, charged with
secreiine from Mary Brown her adopted
child, was discharged.
Lucy Anthony and Wesley Dorsey Doth
coiored), charged With stealing white
dress OF the value OF 81, the property OF
Emma Eldridge, were discharged.
Joseph Bsyley (colored), charged with
barboriDg and secreiing Lucy Anthony, the
daughter Of Mark Anthony. Discharged.
John Doll, charged with about to commit
a breach OF ibe peace by doing bodily harm
TO Charlotte Doll, was required to give sure
" for three months.
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A MARINE jNPOsrOR.-- man calling
himself Captain Robinson, OF the schooner
w. ii. Morgan, who reported to the cOiec'
tor of customs Ut West Point Tuesday that
hi. vessel was run into by the steamer San
Salvador off Wolf-Trap light house Friday
night at baifpast IL O'Clock, and that the
vessels cargo, comprising 1910, 0 bushels OF
wheat, was lost, turns out to be biz fraud.
Yesterday Mr.. Southworth, deputy col
lector at TappabaDnock, informed Collector
Mills, OF Richmond, that a man calling him.
self Captain Nelson, OF the schooner viii
liam II. Morgan, OF Yorktown, stated to
him that the vessel was wrecked OH the 9th
instant By the steamer San Salvador of
Point Lockout: that he (SOuthworth) gave
Nelson q wreck report, but found that be
was using the paper as a means OF obtain
ing money, and, believing him to be an i'm
poslor. took the paper from him and de-
>stroyed il.
The deputy collector at West Point also
states that be has rea' on to believe that the
report mace at bis Office OF the loss OF the
vessel of WoliTrap light is fraudulent,
aud thinks The person representing himself
as Captain Robinson is going over that see
ton securing money under false pretences.
The schooner William II. Morgan dees
not Appear in the list OF merchant vessels
OF the United States for the year ending
June 80, 1880, end DR.. Mills has written TO
the Department at Washington asking II
any information can be furnished about the
schooner.
The man is 40 doubt an imp0stOr, and
has several aliases. The man was at West
Point Tuesday afternoon.
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orp,cERs ISsTArLgp.- Christian Wei.
come Lodge, No. z (colored), lndeIenueht
order OF Good Templars. has installed Ior
The ensuing term the Following ohcers !:
Rev. John n. Valentine, w. I. r.. MARY
Harris, w. V. T.; Sanfee n. Lindy, W.
s.; Il. 4. woodson, w. A. 8; Alice
Woodson. w. j.. s.; Israel Worden, W.
r.; Richmend Nelson, w. G.; Charles ~.
woodsou, w. M; NJ. II. Winston. W. ID.
NJ; Becismin Johnson, w. l. o.; william
II. Worden, w. o. G.; Il. Z. Dickerson,
w. x. II. s.; Charles Is. Hopsop, W. l.. IL.
s.; Lucy Woodson. P.-W. G. t.; Rev.
reujsmia Persons, Lodge Deputy.
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PARDoNs ED-DIsABILITIEs RE-
MOVED, ETC. The Governor has refused to
pardon the following parties: Reuben
Herndon, convicted ten or twelve years ago
in Orange county; Robert Lavender, con
yicied July, 1880, by The Corporation Court
OF Lynchhurg. Of larceny, and sentenced
10 i've years in the penitentiary w. Ii. 5.
Banks, convicted February, 1880, in the
county Court Of Carroll. OF HOUSEKEEPING
and robbery, and sentenced TO TWO years in
the penteDtiary; James Lay, convicted
January, 1880, by the County Court OF
Greene, OF felony. and sentenced to five
years in The peniIeniary.
Tue political disabilities were removed OF
A. G. Lipscomb, convicted July, 1877, by
the County Court OF Nelson, of forgery,
aud sentenced to three years in the peniten-
tiary.
The Governor pardoned Silas Beach, con-
yicted July, 1874, by the Corporation Court
Of Alexandria, Of murder, and sentenced
TO fifteen years in The penltentiary.
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TIE MOZART LAST NIGHT.-There was
the usual large audience ut the Mozart Dau-
sicute last evening. and pleasing pro-
gfamme was well rendered. The vocal at
traction was Miss Hammer. This little
lady rendered two numbPs with sim.
cHcity and sweetness that csptiyaied her
auditors, and she was forced 10 respond to
ALTERING enc0yes The duo for victims be.
tHfeu Professor Ksssnich and DIR. Bart.
ke~eki WAS well received. and The sepiette
" Apdanse,' ~ Fesca. was 0 pleasing mum.
ber. Tue orchestra gave tile . FestU over
tnfes ~ Leutper, aud ss Fantasia on New
9e5msn songs BY Ed. Strauss, will, much
spirit snd good tatct.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND .HEsfEAEEI
RAILROAD. I
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
~ TAKING EFFECT AUGUST Is, 1880
PASSENGER TRAINS.
300 p. NJ. Leave Richmond daily Except Sun.
Say) connecting at West Point OF
TUESDAY, THURS DAY. and SAT-
URDAI with steamers for all land
ings on the York river and for Bati-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
500 A. VI. Leave Richmond daily Except Sun.
1915 A. VI. day, connecting at West Point with
steamers for Baltimore ON MONDAY
Tuesday. WEDN ESDA Y
THURsDAY, and SATURDAY.
with steamers for New York on
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY: with steamers for l'royi.
dence and Roston on TUESDAY anc
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. NJ. Arrive at Richmond daily (excepl
sunday, connecting at West POini
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT.
UMAY with steamers from Bald.
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
$50 r. NJ Arrive AZ Richmond daily texcep
G:35 z. Ms sunday, connecting at West Point
with steamers from Baltimore, New
York. Providence, aud Boston.
No transfer of freight at Richmond to or from
southern points. Cars run through between Atlanta
and West Point.
Careful handling and dispatch, with lowest rates,
guaranteed.
Issued to all northern and western points.
For IN formation, apply at office OF the company,
Twenty third aud Dock streets. Richmond Va.
auls ". Z. DOUGLAS. SUPERINTENDENT.
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MISS MARY Tucker MAGILL.-This &C.
complished lady. who will be remembered
as giving some pleasant readings at the Vir-
ginia Springs during the past summer. is
announced to give select reading at Mo-
zlrt Hall on Tuesday evening next. The
programme will comprise selections from
the most emin INT authors.
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puBLic ISsrALLArIoS.--Tb officers oil
Shining Star Lodge, No. 20, Independent
Order OF Good Templars, will be PUBLICLY
installed next Monday night at Asbury
chapel, TWenty-tifth street. Speeches VIII
be made on the occasion by A. T.. Fleet, j.
II. Richardson, j, A. johnson, Rev. i. W.
Cain, Rev. J. II. Valentine, w. II. l..
Combs, aud others.
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THE RICHMOND AND ALLEGHASY ROAD
OPEN TO CoLUxBIA.-The Richmond and
Allegheny railroad Is now open to Column
bla, aud to-day new schedule goes into
effect. Tue passenger train will arrive at
1925 4. NJ. and leave at 3:15 u. NJ.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y BIC SANDY pe

No: Mal runs daily except Sundsy from p,.l
mODd 10 WilliamsOm's; daliy from " ',,,,a'. "' -'
Huntington. Connects closely a, GoriDf.yI..
Lynchburg. Connects az Ilunungitn VIM o.
belht0wn, Lexington aud big sandy railrolI 10
Ashland. KY ''
No. Express runs daily. Connects AZ Tl..,...,
ton wi i Elizabethio w, Lexington and b. So
rdiirold Tor Ashland, ny, and with >tolfn,r. -
Cincinnati COnnscis closely AZ Gor,lu.,i.
l.vncbbur2; AMI CONNECTS with the Nif,I.f, NJ
land Train leaving al 800 A. VI. Tor Wt.H.r,f.,,
No. 3 Accom- nOditioD leaves eicnron, a,,,o 49,
cept SUNDAY. nj $3.50 T.. ~, and arrive. Al ~
louisville al ~ +. VI.
No u Mixed leaves Charlottesville dale. .,...,
sunday. at 1885 4. W.. on arrival ~ y r.... 40 ~
land mail from )anville aud LynchDu,.. AID ,'.
riyes ~ $tluntOn al 3 y. NJ.
Ne. % Mixed leaves CanneltOn dii',r,.. ~,...
day at A. NJ, aud arrives at iiunuuEa. %. 1895
4. VI.
SLEEPING CARS o. No. 3 f-lm R,rnm..l ,o
Wiilianson'-. on No. from Nh,r>on'- iu n. ...
ingtOn.
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BV Richardson x Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auclioneers,
lll3 Maln street.

TNBREE VALUABLE BRICK DWELL
/ TNGS ON LOCUST ALLEY BETWEEN MAIN
AND FRANKLIN SIRt FITS, N THE CIFN OF
RICHMOND. FOR SALEBY AUCTION We shall
sell by auctiOn, on The premise. on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1850.
at 4 O'Clock T. W.. VALUABLE BRIO DIVE LII
ING, No. IL. with three - 1rics and atlc, contain.
ing about ten roOdis. wi n detached kitchen and
lot on the west side of Locust alley between Main
and Franklin streets; BRICK DWELLING, No.
IL with basement, two stories, wing and Oi"er I'M
prove ulents I'm the rear, containing about ei2ht
rooms. with O Oh the east side of Locust alley be-
tween Main aud Franklin streets, also a BRli h
DIVE I'll I>G adj lining the last OF he above named
houses, with two stories, containing about Fix rooms
and lot.
Thi, property Is constantly occupied by prompt
paNIng tenants. and is among the b-st paying pro-
ptrlY i'm Richmond.
TERMS: one third cash. balance in one and
two year,, ~ gotiabe note given for The deferred
payments, with interest added, and secured by a
dacd of uust. RICHARDSON co,
no If Auction eTs.
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SECOND CROP OF PEARS p. II. Starke
left at our Office day or two ago several
second-crop pears W hich grew upon stand
sid pear-tree at Mrs. Temples place near
the new reservoir. The tree had already
borne 4 full crop Of pears this season.
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4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
~ AND LOT.-In pursuance OF a decree Of the
Corporation Tor iustiugsl Court Of the city OF Man.
chester pronounced on The 18th day OF OCTOBER,
1880, In the ch1ncery cause depending therein
STYLED MOnteirO & Harrison Us. Fuqua's admins.
traitor ana others, the undersigned, special commits
sIoners, viii offer for sale n public auction on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1880,
at 3 o'clock =. 81, on the premi-es. that VALU-
ABLE HOUSE AND LOT froniipg 30 feet on wet
side of Ninth street, running back 1872 feet b. tween
Decatur and stock ton sireete. he house contains
three rooms, aud with small cost could be made a
cor Portable home.
TERMS: One third cash The balance upon a credit
of SIX, twelve. and eighteen months, evidenced by
negotiable notes and lite retained until all of the
purclase-mOncy l. fully paid and CONVEYANCE Or
dered oy the Court. ~. T.. PULIIAM.
G.. w. TURNER.
mol Special Commits; Oners.
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ny !. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and kuctioneer,
No. I1fJ Main street.

A DESIRABLE AND CENTRALLY.
"A LOCATED BRICK RESIDENCE ON NORTH
LINE OF CARY STREET BETWEEN FIRST
AND SECOND STREETS. No. l1O.-By request
OF owner, who has permanently renewed from The
city, I will sell at public auction. on
FRIDAY, 10Th INSTANT.
M 4:3O r. NJ. the above RESIDENCE, containing
eight rooms, with all necessary closets, bathroom.
&C. There is large detached prick Kitchen, and a
nice large paved yard, with wool and cna.touses:
The lot fronts 34 Il CT, more or less, with deph Of
1870 feet, more OF less, TO an alley.
TERMS: One ihiri cash balance In one and two
J. THOMPSON Brown.
nolA Auctioneer.
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ID lCUMOND, YORK RINERS 4lID,
HAND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD s..ss,-..ss


MERCHANTS AND MINERS TEkASPCRTA
TiON COMPANY,
Through-freight route between Richmond VA
gn Boston, Providence. ana all New England cities
steamers leave " EST POINT, VA, on eaci
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at l. noon con.
Meeting with trains from RICHMOND.
Steamers arrive at WEST POINT on each TUES
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston Uin Boston an,
Providence Railroad gtN West Point, Va.
II. T.. DOUGLAS, Superintendent
Y. -, EKONFR. General Agent an.
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~ Grubbs & williams.

~ GrubbS Williams,
Real Estate Az, nts and AuctioneerS.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
DRICK STORE AND p RIV ATE
- DWELLING No. zoos on VENABLE
STREET. NEAR MECHANICSNlLLE TURN
PIKE, AND SMALL BRICK DWELLING ON
THE EAST SIDE OF MuSBY STREET. No.
500, For SALE AT AUCTION.-We VIII sell at
auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22D,
al AZ o'clock =. VI. in the order nanet, tho BRIC X
STORE AND DWELLING, with four rooms, now
occupied by Granville Hort and near Mechanics
vile turnpike, The house new and well built. has
gas aud water on the lot. and is well sui I'd for
business. The lot fronts 80 feet and runs back
~ feet to an al'ey.
Next, we VIII Offer the BRICK DWELLING on
The cas- side of MOsby street, with roc ms and
kitchen attached. now occupied by Mr. TaliqferTo.
There j. well OF excellent water IN the yard and Is
a desirable small residence; the lot fronts ~ y cet
ana back 157 feet with right 10 build over an
adiacent alley. The owner Is very anxious to sell,
and will sell even ~ a sacrifice.
TRIMS: Upe-fUurth cash; balance at -four. eight,
and twelve months. for negotiable notes, interest
aided, secured by trust. decd.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
no ~ Auci0Geers.
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by George f. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
1908 Bank street.

DOR SALE AT AUCTIONS TWO
Il SMALL BUT DESIRABLE HOUSES, ~
GOOD REPAIR, AND TWO VACAN L LOTS AID
JOINING THE SAME. LOCATE AT AND NEAR
THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF DUVAL AND
PRICE STREETS.-By request Of the heirs Of The
laIe George Perm will prOct ed 10 sell at asti
upon the premises on
SATURDAY, NOV EMBER 81, 1880,
nj oc ock y. NJ, If fair: If not, the first fair day
thereafteri the desirable REAL ESTATE located a.
above The CORNER LOT fronts on Duval street
Al feet. and runs back along Price street 80 feet,
having thereon a TWO STORY BRICK RESI-
DENCE, with six rooms.
The LOT next 10 tlie corner fronts on Duval
street about 35 feet. aud runs back about 20 feet,
having thereon a BRlCk-AND. FRAME RESI-
DENCE OF six rooms, ont. kitchen. &c.
The VACANT LOTS front Is feet each on Price
street. and run back 60 feet.
TERMS: Liberal. and made known az sale.
GEORGE 4. CRAWFORD,
no II Auciioncer.
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By Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE SUPE-
l. RlOR EIGHT. HORsE-POwER STEAM EN-
CINE AND ONE S1EAM EIGHT HORSE POW
2. No. 726. MADE AND SOLD BY 1HE HA-
GERSTOWN STEAM.ENGINE AND MACHINE
COMPANY, OF WASHINGTON CO U 7 Y,
MD, Ar THE RICHMOND BAZAAR.-By virtue
of a certain deed executed TO me, as trustee, from
Ira w. Alley, bearing dale the Goth Of June, 1879,
OF record In The clerks office of the county OF Hem
rico H. H. 1O3, PAGE 95l, shall offer for sale. at the
Richmond Bazaar 1888 and li40 Franklin street,
on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1850.
at IL o'clock ~. being required TO do by tie bene-
hcaries therein named default having been mace In
the PAYMENT of the sums therein secured, The per-
sonal property above mentioned.
TERMS: Cash. WI. q. GARRETT, JR.,
no IA Trustee.
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Nv Robert b. Lyme
Real Estatc Agent and Auc'ioneer'
1919 Main street.


Real Estatr Agent and Auciioneer,
1919 Main street.
TWO LARGE THREE.sT0RY SEVEN.
i ROOM DETACHED BIIcK Hnusts, WITH VII Il
sinr uF n npTWEfs TIiIRTY-sRtONDA AND
1HiRTY.THiRD SHEETS. BY AuCTlON--hy
ceased, will oIr Il ss'e. upon The premises on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER Ie, 1880,
AZ az O'Clock, those TWO LARGE BRICK EDlLD.
INGs rs described. Each houe y ocenp,eu snu
Yields fair rent and are Vs KS. e,'" sn ~ ." s
agd a most excellent and never.failins ;, ring
reuder them valuable for home or an investment
TERMS Wi be Dsr, ann ne s ssswp al sae a.
Robert d. LYME, cue ioneer.
PosTPONEMEST.
The ,boye sale IL no. tponed on account or the
weather IN ay nm II SATURDAY EVENING Al the same
hour az o'cIockj, at which time the sale viii POSI-
'iT no 10 e"Ae p'0e' ROBERT B. LYME.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A NICE LIT.
TIE T E9M, OF III RpT-ifkf aSE AN MITE
sSRRE6iff sS6 s$HIf QT,ARfS # l16J !;
MGNTs, by AuCTiON..By ',iime o, Ga, of Iss oi
duly recorded In Henrico County Court CLERKS
Office, 10 Deed Book lo4, race 46S. default having
been ade IN the paymemt OF sreS by me bne
fciary, we win sell by public auction, on the prem
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 90, 1880.
NJ O'Clock NJ. that certain TRACT OF LAND,
on the west side OF the Brook turnpike about one
mile from The city Of Richmond. formerly owned
nv Charles Hartwe tsq. and containing IHikIl =
THREE AND sEyEN-TWELFTHS hCEFS, to-
gether with tie COMFORTABLE DWELLING,
BARN. AMI other improvements thereon.
This Is one OF the incest and m0st c0DVtnient 1T
lie farms the city, having good improvements
and a very handsome grove of large oaks In the
yard.
TEhMs: Remarkably Iibera'-say about $500 in
cash. aud the balance TO the extent of the debt Sc
cured By the deed, In quarterly ns'almens or 500
each. with the inter 81 added thereon from The l6tn
April, $50: the neat instament becoming due on
the g. 9 JanIary. 1881. and the Others following
at intervals of three months thereafter.
Il. Il. WILSON,
NJ. &. STAPLES.
no1S Trus ees.
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A connects for Farnyille Lyuchburg, AMI 81
points In the Southwest.
h connects Tor Milton, Nc.
T. connects for Asheyille aud al points in 81.
North Carolina.
ID connects for Macon and all points 10 Soith1en
Georgia.
+ connects for Jacksonville and all poiu;s ia F.o-
rida.
+ connects for Macon aud al points in ssu'hTs
Georgia, and Chattanooga, Nashville, Nenphis' $50
all Texas points.
G connects for Selma, Meridian, Jackson AID
Vicksburg.
ii conueo Is for Galveston and sll Texas pli1is
Trains from the aboye-ndmed points grri-s -
| Richmond at 4:i3P. NJ, $50 4. M.aud 6aHPN
Trains on North Carolina division make rnHt't.
ton at GOl1sboTo' with the W. & ". L. =. 10 a.i
| from Weldon aud Wilmington.
Pullman Palace Brawing-rO0m and Nleclius avs
ruB thr0uXh OF Train No. - from New lnth f..
Richmond 10 Atlanta, Ca, on Train No. AZ " ~
Richmond 10 DInyille.
| A PASSENGER cqgcb viii be attached 20 tram o..
| Ing Richmond atf:55 T.. VI, arriyingh thuA '--
| T. VI. daily except SUNDAY ; 1Ld re'ufnlNk ..
Chula at 6:l0 A. NJ, aTiiytnE al RcNmDhI t'
| 4. NJ daily except MOndayL
Tickets sold TO al points south, sopihtis'' ALp
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay-over checks giyes on Local tcke,s.
\ POPE
General Passenger ani Ticket N..l-
T. VI. X. TALCOTT. General Superiniendta.