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Rorus Medical Diplomas.

THE PRINCIPAL OFFENDER INDICTED-AN IN
CIDEyT IN CONNECTION WITH ONE OF b.
| CHANAN'S GRADUATES.
| PHILADELPHIA, August 1G.-At O'Clock
this afternoon the grand jury brought in a
true bill against " Doctor" John Buchanan,
OF bogus "diploma. mill" fame, charging
him with using the mails for fraudulent
purposes. Buchanan was not in court
when the Indictment was announced, but
bis counsel promised that he should be pro.
duced tomorrow morning. III no obstacles
are thrown in the way OF justice there is
every probability that this man will receive
his lust deserts and the community be rid
OF a dangerous cbaratan.
| Aprop0s OF DR.. Buchanan's presentment
by the grand jury curious case was de-
veloped in The arrest to-day OF an alleged
practitioner, known as doctor" David
Wright, one OF Bucbanan's graduates. lie
was charged with practicing medicine under
cover of "sbeepskin" obtained from the
bogus college. The Doctor, gaunt,
gray.headed man, apparently seventy
years OF age, following the dual call
ing OF minister and doctor, was brought
into prominent notice by a remarkable
certificate OF death to which he had atlested.
| A negro child whom he had attended died,
its demise had been caused by "cOllary
fantum." This perversion OF good old
Anclo-Saxon brought the preacher-doctor
I'D on a round turn, and mt the coroner's
| INQUEST he was called TO testify as TO his
proficiency in the mysteries OF medicine,
and explain. il possible, the hidden mean
ing intended 10 be conveyed by his cerliti-
cate OF the cause OF death.
| 4. N, david WRIGHT - called the COr0npr
and in response tall, elderly man emerged
from the crowd and took position in front
OF the Jury. After he had been sworn he
was asked, "Wbere do you liver"
GA little louder. i am little deaf
said the Doctor.
| "Where do you reside?" was repeated
by the Coroner, in loud tone OF voice.
"In the rear OF No. 731 Alaska street"
"How long have you praeticed medi'
cine ?"
"Since 1850, when 1 received my dplo.
ma"
(which diploma is thati"
cit is dated-you can see for YOURSELF y
said Wright, pointing to the roll OF sheep
skin lying on the desk in front OF the Cor.
oner.
"Wbere did you graduate from ?"
| "From Eclectic Medical College, or Pine
street."
"Wbat did you do that entitled you tC
the dIplomas?"
81 attended two courses OF lectures"
"At Eclectic Medical College?"
"Yes, sir"
How many lectures did you attend?"
"All OF them for two years"
"Well. how many lectures were there
altogether"
about eight"
"Did YOU pass any examination 2"
eyes, sir. They examined me in medi
cine"
How much did your diplomas cost
your"
"About $40"
This is a fair sample OF the lore OF the
cheap doctors turned out by the Pne-Slree'
concern, competent judges estimating that
there are no less than twelve hundred
licensed and unlicensed quacks plying theiI
neiarious calling in Philadelphia.
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buckingham Man Badly Hurt.
fCorrespondcnce OF the BaItimore :


TowsoNTowE, August 16.-On Sunday
morning Wilbui Cobbs (colored), twenty
years old, was found lying at the bottom OF
a preciplce sixty feet deep, near The Gun.
powder Water Works dam, unconscious and
very badly hurt. DR.. James ii. Jarrett was
called, and found that the sufferers back
was badly Injured in several places, his hip
was cut. and tbe scalp scraped four inches
long from the skull. Only small hopes are
entertained late tonight OF bis recovery.
Saturday was payday, and Cobbs was drink
ing that night In company with John Foley
(eol0red), end they quarrelIed bot afterwards
started from the dam towards the works OF
Condos n Co. Foley, who Is from Wash.
ingtop, says they were both under the iDtlt.
ence OF liquor, and both fell over the preci.
pice, but be was not hurt. Cobbs IL from
bnckingham county, Va, where bis father
and mother live.
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BY George S. Vashon 4 Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
No. 7 north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM IN KING
Il AND QUEEN COUNTY KNOWN AS
MOUNT AIRY" CONTAINING ABOUT FOUR
HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FlVk ACRES. To-
GErHER WITH IMPROVEMENTS THEREON,
SUCH AS DWELLING, KITCHEN. STABLE,
BARN, &C-By virtue OF a Irust.veed from Henry
J. FRANKIE aud wife to Edwin Hoeman. dated he
18th dag OF December. 1870, and recorded In the
clerks Office OF King and QueeD county or the 18Th
shscsleford's. in said King and Queen county. and
adJoining the lands OF James p. Corhn, Samuel
Niby. ID. Buttrick, aud others, TO secure The pay
mtnt Of n certain debt therein mentioned. and de-
fault having been made In the payment OF The
same. will. substHuted trustee In be sts al OF
kdwn Holemau. deceased. being thereto required
by the beneficiary OF said deed. proceed TO sell at
public auction, upon The premises, ON llt
MONDAY the 23D DAY OF AUGUST, 1850,
af ! 2 o'clock NJ, the PROPERTY above DESERVED.
TERMS: Cash AS TO expenses OF sale and a spm
sufficient 10 nay the balance due, bling about 1880
balance ON such terms n VIII DC snuoanced ON day
OF sale. GEORGE y. VASnON.
aull Suhstitui ed trustee.
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D.. . n.,,.,,.e greeted this proud mon
onrn,,' ., pdp"rie,s history. And Just then,
wh,ia a., ~, .re ,vss stlll dwelling with plea
sure mon shesc letters, . bursting mountain
80 Az ap Ia III ,;~ht was kIndIed In the rear,
20, nino az" ao,vn millions Of sparks to crown
ths renrh,,c And so concluded the nre'
works Snch ceytsinlv have never been
seen in Richmond. Feeling ourselves III
mi. Immense crowd In great Danger we APP
proocbed an officer aud presented our ie,'er
Of introductien from The French consul OF
Richmond. and requested TO be aom,'.ed
io,o one NJ the grand buildings OF tue
SQUARE. with aI the state ana courtesy OF
a French gentleman the officer immediately
carried ms through file OF soldiers INTO
maon,tccnt saloon, where the civil ana mil
itarv officers with their ladies' were seateu.
From there we watched In comfort ana
pleasure the scenery, the fireworks ana
immense crowd below. Tne nignt
wound mn in ball. ! have no
time TO saw how anybody was dressed but
French beauty and exquisite taste was
seen in everybody and everywhere.
Nearly ali the ice in this country and Ger
many too i artificial, ard made In decanters,
puzzling the uninlated as to how so large
and solid lump gets in. A.
Goats milk is used principally-the
goats being driven to the door where the
milk is sold. and there MIXED. NO
adulierated milk.
Nancy has large shrubbery for the
growth OF forest trees-tbe only oce IN
France. 1 have seen our corn growing
around Nancy; have seen none before
since left Virginia.
Nv next will be from Paris. Mrs. ii.
p. S.-The chsmbermaids here are
men. The French here hate the Germans
MORALLY. An American with our patty, but
speaking the German language hdentiy,
asked 1--WE having lost our way citizen In
German for information. He answered
angrily in first-class German, and denied
all knowledge OF the language, and passed
on. Mrs. NJ.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG 4
RAILROAD COMPANY. Z

RICHMOND AND PETERsBuRGt
RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING SUND A Y, July %,
~ 1850. trains on this read will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1900 NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connect,h
for Charleston, savannah, Augusts
and Aiken (yia CharlestOnl, Raleigh
Jacksonville. stops only st Chester
and Manchester, aud at Halfway OF
s:2oP. NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN dali,
Passengers taking this train will make
close connection At Petersburg FOR
Norfolk.
600 A. NJ, THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN daily
Except sunday: connecting with A.,
NJ. 4 o. II. r., for Lynchourg aud be-
You'd.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
800 A. H.. THROUGH FREIGHT daily texcept
Sunday. connecting With Richmond,
tredercksburg sM Potomac railroad
for all points NORTH East. and West
e:2oA. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daip
Lexcent sunday. stops at all sta
3.4AP, n. THROUGH NAH. daily, CONNECTING
with RichmUnd, Fredericksbur0 and
Potomac railroad for all points Kssi
and West Also, making close ceAnec
ton with the Chesapeake and Obi.
railroad for the Virginia spxsnss and
all points North and West. rhs trsia
stops AZ Manchester and chester, and
at HALFWAY and Drury's Rhn, %
signal. att
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg VIII start from
he Appoinsttox dspct
SUNDAY ExctlRsION TRAINS leave Rich
mond y A. NJ. and $50 r.. N: leave Peters
burg $40 A. A. and $50 r. NJ, every sunday.
Jy2S I'D. KLINE, Superintendent.
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The post-office at Howell's Shop, Patrick
county, Va, is discontinued. The papers
60 10 Patrick Courthouse. A new post
office Is established at Zilburn, Buckingham
county, Va, on the route from New Canton
to Well Water, with Edward l.. Pcasanis
as postmaster.
The returns, as completed, give the State
OF South Carolina total population OF
9SI, 402-an increase Of 295,279. or more
than torty.three per cent. over the imperfect
census OF 1870.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioaeer',
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAMED
i HOUSE AND LOT, on THE East LINE OF
THIRTiEfH STREET SEVENTY-ElGHI FEET
NORTH OF o STREET. AT AUCTION I'm TX
ecuion of deed of tust from Wlsm Robertson
aud wife. dated LIST of November, 1877, and duly
rscoraed. being thereto required by the creditor
MONDAY, Esd OF AUGUST,
at o'clock =. NJ. the NEW FRAMED HOUSE,
with -four rooms. situated as above. The lot Is 2S
by | 6 fett TO alley.
TERMS: Cash 10 Geiray exposes or sale and 10
paw the amount OF debt now due-say about 1913 !;
a credit 40 10 *35.40 unit The 4ib OF November,
1880, and the residue upon terms 10 be made known
AT The time OF sale. F.O. LOHMANN.
Trustee.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. au1
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
by Robert b. Lyme.
JAS. MacdOuRall, Auclioneer.I

V'HE CON rINUATION OF THE SALE
Il OF Msd4me DE- MELMAN will be held on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 10TH,
at 10 o'clock. when all the FURNITURE viii be
sold, The ladies are invited 10 attend.
ROBERT b. LYME, Auctioneer.
Sale conducted bvJAs. MAcDoCGALL an 1s-2t
AND SALE.-In pursuance OF the de-
IL cree OF the Circuit Court OF Buckingham
county al its April term, 1880. IN the chancery
cause of Brown 4 son for. &c, rs. George Booker,
The undersigned commissioners will offer FOR sale,
at pubic auction, in front Of Buckingham Court
hou.e on the
l3rH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1880.
that being court day, the REAL ESTATE of George
Hooker, situa ed on James river In buckingham
county and referred 10 and described In the papers
and proceeuCgs in said cause. and not Including the
r. al estate conveyed by George Booker to Camm
PattesOn, trustee for sarah ID. Booker aud her
child. Mary Loulss 30 q. or, by deed dated NoVem-
by recent survey contains stVENTY-FOUR
ACRES OF FIRSr-CLASS JAMES RIVER LOW
GROUNDS: Two HUNDRED AND NINETY;
FIVE ACRES OF SUPERIOR CLEARED RICH
AMI :; and SISEHtJNDRED ANDSIXTY- FIVE
ACRES OF HEAVILY.TIhBERED WOOD
LAND. n Is Immediately on the line Of the Rich
mond and Az ghany railroad; aud about hire miles
below the town OF HOwardsvlle. Tbs tract contains
a BEAUTIFUL BUILDlNG->iTE In llain view Of
the river, wi grove and orchard sdjicent there
10 IL has all necessary 0utbuidiDgs, and the
cleared highland and woodland Is extremely
fertile, while The low-grounds are among the very
schools. and situated In an elegant nelg6borhood.
/, Is neliev, that there Is vein of fine magnetic
ore running through the farm IL Is rare that such
hands ONE and valuable property Is on the market,
and the title Is billie I'd 10 be perfect.
said land will be sold subject 10 debt OF $4,000,
with interest thereon payable annually from the lst
day OF January, 1880, az the rate OF per cent.
per annum. sud 10 be compounded If not promptly
maid and which Is secured by trust deed executed
by George Booker To NJ. NJ Gillian ana j. ID. HOrS-
lew trustees winch Is OF record in lie clerks office
Of The County Court Of Bucklng ham. The prime
nal of said debt Is o1Y PAYABLE upon The order OF
The Chancery Court of the city OF Richmond, on
the majority Of w. W. Aker5, who Is about SVEN
teen years Of age.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash enough 10 pay cots OF
suit and saie-say ABOUT t30O-and the further sum
of $500, and a to ,he residue OF the purchase
money there shan be a credit OF ole, two. three
four, and five years, equal insta menS, bearing in-
tcrest from day of sale until paid and TO he eyl-
denced by bonds ofte purchaser. Win good person
al security, and the ii e retained add i0nal ST.
curiIy. .
The plot of said land can be seen by application
TO Commits Toner Camm FalteS)n, aud Snv OF The
commissioners will afford any Information lred
R.T. HUBARD,
CAMN PATTESON.
JOHN u. MOON,
THOMAS :. MARTIN,
j. ID. HORSLEY.
Commissioners.
All communications addressed 70 Camm Pate
son, Howarl>vie st-ofiice, Absmarle county
V, will mo nromptiy attended TO. II
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FURNITURE.

NEW FIRM.-The undersigned begs
IN leave 10 announce To the public that, having
purchased the entire fur nture business heretofore
conducted by his father. the late John A. Beiyln,
he will continue the MANUFACTURE AND SALE
OF ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE at the old
stand, no. 10 GOVERNOR STREET. Having had
many years experience IN this business with the
former proprietor he hopes 10 be able TO give salts
faction TO all In want OF anything In his line.
Mr.. JOHN I, SAJLlE, who has had charge OF
the Manufacturing department OF the late concern
for lhirty-fye years, will continue with me-,
au Is 3t&wIt PRESTON BELVIN.
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNEk-
~ SHIP-The firm Of ROUNTRFE NCGIN-
NESS has this day august II, $500 been dissolved
by mutual consent, MIR. j. Il. MCGINNESS with.
drawing from The concern -
The business will be continued by ". W. ROUN-
TREE al the old stand. who asSnmts all liabilities
ana will settle up all unfinished business of the late
firm. IL. W: kot MITE"
j. r.. MCGINSEsS.
AUGUST IL. 1880.
UpOn retiring from the firm Of ROUNTRFE
MCGINNFSS / would cordially recommend my
late par ner. Mr.. II. W. ROUNrREE. to my friends
and The public j. f.. MCGINNESS.
The business heretofore carrie on under the firm
and style Of ROUNTRfE & MCGINNtSS from
this date will be conducted by me IN my OwH name.
Thanking the public for their liberal puronage be-
slowed the lIe firm, DO sollcit IA continuance OF
the same I'm the future. Very respectfully.
H. W. ROUNTREE,
au 1866 Thirteenth and franklin streets.
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No 4 Mail leaves Richmond daily. except sunday.
for Huntington. Connects closely at Gordon Willie
for LyDchburg. CONNECTS al Huntington With
steamers for Portsmouth, Msys,illc. AMI Cinciu-
natl.
No. 9 Express runs daily 90 Huntington. Con-
n, els closely a. GordOnsvipe for Lyuchburg.
No. 5 Accom- notation leaves gichmond daily *
cept sunday. AT 2:30 r. NJ, and arrives At G0r-
louisville at 7l5 H. NJ; on Saturdays o0ly will run
to Staunton. arriving AZ iC:lj T.. VI.
No. II Mixed leaves Charlottesville daily except
Sunday. at 4.20 L. NJ. on arrival Of NiTgluia Midi
land mail from Dauyille aGd Lynchbufg, ana ar
rives ~ WilliamSOn's AZ 1915 A. NJ.
SLsEPlSG.CARS on No. from Richmond 10
White sulphur. On No. from White Sulphur 10
Huntington.
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NANCY.

VIVA. u. IN rnrs FAMOUS FRENCH cTrY--A
FOUNTAIN or HUNDRED sP0UTs--A GREAT
mar Axp GRAND scgxE--w0SDERFri H..
lun,xATiox-" BURSTING MOUNTAIN OF
yrRg v---A VALUABLE LETTER From TIE
vRExcu CONSUL AT RICHMOND.
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T.. j. Griffin, furniture dealer OF PbIIa.
delph'a. got drunk in Alexandria Saturday,
end was rpL bed OF $1,000. Several parties
have been arrested, charged with the THEFT.
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RICHMOND. FnxD'G PoroAAc x. X; 90"
RICHMOND, VA. November T. 1879

RICHMOND. FnxD'G PoroaAc x. r. Co..
RICHMOND, VA. November T. 1879
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 8, EIe,
~ trains ON this road will run as follows:
NORsH BOUND.
sl2 A. NJ, leaves syrd-sSueet station d.y !ea-
cept Sspsays); due AZ Wth.Wh
LILO T.. W; Baltimore, 3Se =; -
Phiiadslphla, $3.50 y. NJ; Nc" i"'A
l0:oSP. NJ. -. ,.O,. svs
AZ Nav ,slngton. 9;25 2. VI Bsum9,o
Nx5P. 81: Philadelphia. MO ~ H.
NcS York, 6;i5 A. VI. -,
Ana u NJ ACCOMMODATIONS TRAiN LOT
W" .,nnstion, leaves BROAD street shlos
daily iexcep. Surdsss.
SOUTH BoUSn
,orkpw arrives al Ryra.slreet station DAILY
(except Suudaysl leaves NV ,"ss'
Sio A, M; fhiis ieph.' ilsS =.
NJ; BALTIMORE, $50 L. NJ. waning
yaoa n. arrives a, Byrd-Street slsnov dshy'
'A"V leaves New York, 1000 +. ~. r ~
!. aJeluhis, lilo a. NJ; saitimore'
a.SsH " Wsshinglos, TOO A. ~.
| axs A. NJ. ACCOMMODATION THAN, i srrssSs
| e'sS A' a Hrosa-strees station daily tsxosps
esalAyal. O. A., AZ.
RI. D, xysla 6sasyl ssrsza'eASsaA
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SUMNER RESORTS,

VHE WARM SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA,
WILL BE KEPT OPEN UNTIL THE FIRST OF
NOVEMBER,
or later II desired. Persons desiring 10 remain In
the m ountains until late In tho will 1nd II
CONT ortahle home. JOHN l.. RUBANK,
au lO-lm Proprietor.
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BY Frank ID. Hill & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
llOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i FRAME DWELLING on SOUTHEAST COR
NER OF BAKER AND SIXTH STREETS AT
AUCTION.-By the provisions Of 4 Deed OF trust
dated March q, 1879, and duly recorded in the
Richmond Chancery Court clerks office from W.
II. Lester and wife to the undersigned, Will sell al
auction, upon the premises, on
FRIDAY, AUGUST 20. 1880,
at o'clock y. NJ. the PROPERTY described In
said deed. as follows: ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT
OF LAND, with the improvements thereon, lying
being In the city OF Richmond, aud designated
Lot No. In the plan OF Navy Hill. aud bounded
as follows BEGINNING at the southeast corner or
sixth and Baker Streets thence running SOUTH
wardly along said line or Sixth street. and fronting
thereon 81 feet thence running back between par
alle lines 12f feet 10 an alley In common IL feet
wide.
The HOUSE IS nearly new, is well bui't, covered
with tin, and contains about SIX rooms; Kitchen IN
the wing, nice front yard aud trut-,rees In rear.
TRIMS: Under the deed, cash as 10 the expenses
OF sale aud enough 10 paw note due March 0, 1880
for 1915 with interest from that dale; the balance
upon .ch terms as The said w. ". Lester may d.
rect. FRANK ID. HILL.
au 10 Trustee.
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-. n.ropess nurdsts-C susAs ANA Mr.
Ashmeea bartlett.

~ ALLIANCE By WHICH SIX rorzovs rive
MATRIMONIAL FRRCEDESfs IN fHh Coo'''
FAMILY.
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RAILROAD LIyrs,

nhlLhVAb LINN.
q Il - HeR 9RsU
RicHxoSD' roRH RIVER AND sHEsrxASr,
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. RAILROAD
~ TAKING EFFECT AUGUST Is, 1890.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
500 T. N. Leave Richmond daily to,c,,,
T. Gay connecting At West P1irf a.
TUESDAY, THURS DAY ana sar4
URDAY with steamers for All 80
ings on the York river aud Tor Bati-
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
500 4. n. Leave Richmond daily texcep, Ann.
IO:lo a. Ny nayl, Connecting At West Point wiih
steamers for Baltimore on MONDAY
IuEsDAY. WEDSY sDAy
THURSDAY, and 1sATGRD1Y:
With steamers for New York n,
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. and
FRIDAY; With STEAMER, Tor Prosl-
dence and Boston on TUESDAY ana
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. N. Arrive at Richmond daily tercep,
sunday, connecting at West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT.
URDAY with steamers from Raltl-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
ESQ r. NJ Arrive at Richmond daily ie1cept
$50 Z. M.) sunday. CONNECTING AZ Yves, Point
with steamers from Baltimore, Nsr
1srE, Providence, and Boston,
No transfer Of freight at Richmond 10 or from
southern points. Cars run through between Atlanta
and West Point.
Careful handling and dispatch, with lowest r.ies.
Tnrough bills OF lsdins, with guaranteed rates,
Issued TO All northern AVID western points.
For ir formation. apply at Office Of the cOmpany
Twenty third aud Dock streets Richmond Va
an1S W. T. DOIGLAS. SupsriDtendrnt-
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Tor SALE, A VALUABLE FARM IN
Il CHARLES CITY COUNTY, NEAR JAMES

DOR SALE, A VALUABLE FARM IN
Il CHARLES CITY COUNTY, NEAR JAMES
RIVER.-I shall offer for sale on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER l. 1850.
on the premises, my farm known rs C0LESviI. LIE,
situated In Charles City county, Va, one mile from
Wilcox wharf. on James river and containing 325
ACRES OF LAND. 225 OF which are arabic aud
now In hign state OF cultivation. This farm-One
OF the best in The most desirable part OF the coun-
ty-possesses nnu uai advantages. II Is convenient
10 churches of nesrly every denOmin iCn is within
one mile of a river landing and post office, aud only
two miles from the courthouse.
UpOn The premises are one large and cOmm0dious
TWO STORY DWELLING with ten rooms. AN
OFFICE IN the yard Fix good OUT-lIOUStS In
soof repair, with trick chimDeys; two large
BARNS, aud one new STABLE: one new STORE
HOUSE now doing good business. 4 bold stream
Of excellent spring water rises upon and runs
through the farm.
Thee Is at present more than enough first growth
PINk TIMBER TO supply the premises. aud guam
thy Of young timber VIII ch Will, In "A few years. be
large enough for cord WOO.
Persons desiring 10 Inspect The premises can reach
them easily by the steamer Ariel from Richmond,
" rf0Ik. or any river landing.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash, $4,000: the balance In
easy payments to suit Dur haser Possession can be
had I'm fhirty days from time of purchase.
For further particulars address,
au IS Wilcox Wharf. James river. va.
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DOCK AND JOB WORN NEATLY Ex,
~ EGUTED At THE nisrATcAIs.SrIHos
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DOCK AND 3OB WORK NEATLY Ex
AZ MCurED At THE pIsrATCH-PEIN1TN0
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EURNITUREl FURNITUREl-Im

IL effer for sale 200 suits OF Chamber Furni- u
ture. in price from S23 to 5000, from the best ~
manufactures East and West, also of my own
make. together with full line OF Parlor once, an
Kitchen Furniture and every article IN the furni-
tire line; also Cablnet-Makers' supplies oil every
dee erlplion. VIII duplicate Baltimore prices. Far
ties In want VIII save money by giving me eau
ONCE aud warer0 rms, 1888 Main street, NEAR III
teenth street. Workshops, 10, H. and 20 nortn Eif-
teenth street. WILLIAM DAfrhoS.
je Ism
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-18

A connects for Farnyllle. LynchbuTg, and al
points IN the Southwest.
Is connects for Milton, Nc.
connects for Asheyille aud all points In West
North Carolina.
d connects for Macon and all points In southwes:
Georgia.
connects for Jacksonville and all points In Fic.
rida.
connects for Macon aud all points In Ssuthves
Georgia, and Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis, and
all Texas points.
G connects for Selma, Meridian. Jackson. AID
Vicksburs.
II connects for Galveston and all Texas points.
Trains from the aboye-named p0ints drrtrs "a
Richmond at 4:43 L. NJ, $50 A. NJ. and 0;ov I. vi
Trains between Greensboro aud Salem ran daliy
except sunday.
Trains on North Carolina division make connee.
tion at GoldSboro with the ". 4 W, X. X. 10 dnd
from Weldon ana Wilmington.
Pullman Palace Drawing room aad Sleeping Cara
run through on Train No. - from New YORK anc
Richmond 10 Atlanta. Ga, ON Train No. az rom
Richmond Ia Dsnyille.
Bon Air passenger train leaves Richmond ~
L. NJ; arrives at Ron Ale at 7.2O 4. VI. arrives
az CoaIneld 1T 1880 T.. VI. Returning, leaves Coal
field at = A. NJ, ken Air at S:lo A NJ, aud arrives
at Richmond at $50 A. NJ.
Tickets sold TO all points SOUTH sOslheast, sno
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay over checks given on local ucsets,
JOHN K NACMURDO,
General Passenger Agen~
L. VI. X. TALcorr, General Superintendent