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factures for our use. while tens Of thousands or
our workingmcn are, deprived Of employment,
and our own good raw materials lie neglected,
which has always ended in prostrating
industry; in reducing multitudes to id!eness;
in disordcrfng the currency by foFcinG the ex-
portation of specie to 1iquidate an adverse pal
anee Of trade: In baukrupnng the country; IL
contracting tue National revenues untn inc
Government has been compelled to resort to ex-
qsve loans t. help pay It's oruinary @ M
privauon and misery throughout the land
evils which continued to prow worse until the
pressure Of necessity forced return 70 tat'o
hts0Eped, That we denOunce British free EfnQe
~ q scheme to protect British manufacturers IN
.tae American market against the competlnon
ol our manufacturers; as scheme to eunD:e
British capital and labor to deprive American
capital and labor Of the Just protection OF our
JAWS; and as a scheme to dupe us into pTodn.
eng eng articles which contain much material ano
.Atue work, to he exchanged abroad for articles
which contain much work and little matorial ~
Resolged. Tint We favor the policy Of tariff
mat give employment to labor ct home; which
creates demand for all the different ampll-
.aaes, en6owmcnts, talents. and capabilities
among our people; which steadily affords fait
Ga{s pay for a ftir day g work; which ultimate,
y leaves nobody idle who seeks wages, and
% hnlch alls the country with prosperity, the
aomes of millions with comfort, md the Golfers
ot me Government with abundance
.7 47esaued, That as the Republican party Is the
va vaay political organization which for twenty
years past has been true in its National plat
y. .t9sms and in its legislative record to the policy
" protecting American laborers against ruinous
forap fpen6on as 4 with the serf pay and tho famine
1aIe Of European laborcrs, TINT party is the
oa.y one in the present emergency capable OF
Psesentng change from tho bountiful pros
eIsy 1hch which The country enjoys; and that party
~. therefore. ths only one worthy to receive the
export OF voters who seek continuance OF
nat prosperity.
e,ns The.e e were calls for Long john" and he
eaae forward. but briefly stuffed that he pur-
pseo hiring hail noxt week for the purpose Of
a1Masessfng M his felow-citizeps,
: LIS meeting then broke up.
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JOLIET & VALPARAISO.
Special Dtspdteh to 1he Chicago 1rto1s&
CRowx Po1sr, Ind, Oct. s3.-The City Of V2l-
paraiso, Ind, voted $4,000 aid to the Joliet i
VALPARAISO Railroad to-day.
, 1880-10-24

In EeOtemleF, N90, TUG Iu1lu~ Btls8 "Ek0 <soo'.sA
ecres fpr Sl19Iio8. Cash collected on land con-
tracts was $l2047.A-
The General Freight Agents OF tho Alton. Wa
hash. Illinois Central, and Eastern Illinois Hull
-nais held 4 meeting yesterday forenoon at the
Grand Pacific Hotel, md adopted uniform
freight rites from common points In Illinois,
The new rates will go into effect Nov. l, 1880
Thc rates from such points have been q little
OF for s0n1e months past, owing to the sharp
competition by tho Wabash The latter seems
to have found out that such business would not
Eenerai Freight Agent Of the road Tor the puz-
pose Of bringing about restoration 0f yate4.
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uuruents.' Aha, In Psalms xxxv.: 81, and
MANY other places. r. not an exclamation OF
one catching another In evil, Gas II now Is
usctl., but OF one exulting over an enemy,
and Il equivalent to our shurrabl'
aThe modern bofch Is used exclusively
for 4 clumsy patch or Job; but In Deu.
ieropomy xviii: a., 1t means 'ulcer'
Brdrerv. In Isaiah III. IS, signifies .splen.
DOR Who recognizes In the campfire OF
solomon's Song h.: IA, aud w.: IL, (Which
suggests camphor y the sweet-smelling 'cY-
press y and who imagines thet the cater
pillar OF The Old Testament Is locust with
wingsg The chorger In Numbers vii. IL,
and Matthew xiv: s, Ia q dish, and not
horse: the ladder OF Genesis xviii. IL, Is
a staircase; the turtle OF Solomon's Song
H.: IL, and Jeremish yiii.: 7, Is not tor
toise, but dove; and the nephe,os
OF Judges xiii: IA; First Timothy We:
La: Job xviii: 10; Isaiah XIV: p,
are grandsops. The pommeis OF Second
Chronicles w.: II, have nothing to do
with saddles, but are 'gIobes resting on
the SUBMITS OF the columns. The word
quick is almest always misunderstood In
Psalms cxxiy. g, They had swallowed US
up quict,' as II 1t meant rapidly The
passage means: sThey bad swallowed us
up alive Prevent ia Scripture means
snot prevent Il. e., anticidate,) and lef
means mot let Il. e., hinder,) so complete
ly have these words turned over in signif-
cation. The latter is still used in the law.
phrase as hinder Deal, In 'tenth deal,
EXODUS xxx: 40,) means 'part.' Out
| tandish, in Nehemiah Kill. 20, means SIM
ply foreign Its modern meaning Is
clownish.'
Conversation, In Scripture, never refers
to speech, but always means 'manner or
course OF iie.' Curious mistakes have been
made, even In the pulpit, by not observing
this. Comfort, In the present use, signifies
soothing; but In old English 1t bad the
force OF the Latin confortare, and means
| strengtbening.' Comfort one another
with these Words First Tbessalonians Nv. {:
IS, Is equal to strengthen one another &c.
Damn and ddmnation are simply condemn
and condemnation, as in Romans xiv. 23,
and First Corinthians XII: 20. They shall
dote,' in jeremiah L.: 36, is they shall be.
come foolish In Zechariah l.: 81, the
carpenters came to fray the horns. and the
reader supposes that this must mean to
plane or ito saw but it means only 'to
frighten.'"
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by Augustine Royal,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
ManehesteY. Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A DE.
" sIRABLE AND VALUABLE FARM OF
FOUR INBRED AND TWENI1-IHkEE
ACRES IN THE COUNTY OF CHEsTERtiELD,
VA.By virtue Of the DEGREES OF the Circuit Court
OF Chesterfield county In the chsncery cause de-
pending under the style OF L.. l.. Lester, surviving
partner. &C., Us. Lucy Fugua's administrator ana
ais entered on the 18th dav OF October 1884;
and 18th day of May, 1880. we. the undersigned
commissioners, will sell by public auction at the
front door OF the courthouse of Chesterfield coun-
ty, on
MONDAY. 18TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1850,
(court-dav,) at 12 O'Clock NJ. the VERY DESiRA-
BILE AND VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND. IN
Chesterfield county OF which Lucy Fnqua dicd
seized and possessed, and containing -FOUR HUN
DRIED AND TWENTY-THREE ACRES.
This property Is ytry near tie Clovei-Hii plts
and only half mile from the Clover iil railroad.
IL is one of the best farms in that portion or me
county; dwelling and necessary out-bultdngs
thereon. About one third OF IL Is In cultivation,
and the residue well timbtred. Supposed to con-
tain fine deposit OF coal, lying Immediately In the
coal region. - =.
TERMS: One fourth cash /; and the residue on a
credit of one and two years, the purchaser 10 exc
cute bonds for The deferred payment OF purchase
money. bearing legal rate of interest from day OF
sale and the title retained until the whole OF the
purchase-Inoney is paid and a conveyance ordered
nv The Court MEADE HASkINS.
GEORGE MASON,
AL Snecial Commissioners.
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RAILROAD LINES.
WEST WARD.

No. Mail leaves Richmond daily, except Sunday,
for Huntington. Connects closely at Gordonsvflie
for Lynchburg
No. Express runs daily, connects at Huntington
with steamers for Portsmouth, Maysville. AMI Gin
cinnati and connects closely at Gor,lousville for
Lvnchburg.
Virginia Midland Express from Washington con-
meets closely Mt GoTdonsyie with No. for Hun
inrton. with Pullman Sleeper from Philadelphia 10
White Sulphur.
Virginia Midland Express from Danville and
Lynchburg connects closely at Charlottesvie Win
No. for Cincinnati.
No. 5 Accom- mediation leaves Richmond daily. ex-
cept Sunday. at $3.50 Y. NJ, and arrives AZ Cor
louisville al 7:lb r. NJ; on Saturdays only win run
to Staunlon. arriving at lo:15 Z. NJ.
No. 81 Mixed leaves Charlottesville daily, except
Sunday. at 420 r. NJ. on arrival or virginia Mid
land mail from Danyille aud Lyncbburg, and ar
rives at williamson's at 1915 A. NJ
SLEEPING.CARs on No. 3 from Richmond 10
White sulphur On No. from White sulphur to
Huntington.
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fFor the Dlspatch.]

Messrs. Editors,-Will you or your
learned correspondent Mr.. Charles bod ex-
plain "the South proverb which Sir Wal
ter Scott puts into the mouth OF " my host"
in Kenilworthf
MARRY, mine host; you may call me
Tressiian."
"TressiIan Unanswered my host OF the
Bear-"a worthy name; and, as think, OF
Cornish lineage. For what saith the South
proverb?
by Pol and Tire and Pen
You may know the Cornish men,"
What do .'those honorable prefixes sig
nifty? Very respectfully, -.
open" means "bead," or chief" The
other two prefixes we turn over to Pro-
lessor bod. Tie inquirer is himself Uni
yersity man.
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ITO SUMNER TOURISTS.

Persons intending spending the summer season N
the country OF at the watering places should pro-
vide themselves with the necessary remedies ana
apparatus which cannot be had outside oil aVl')-
viz: -
PATENT PoCKET-sTOvEs, FOR heating Yea
milk. food, &C.. . .,.A bur,
READY. MADE Observation-Disclosures mheh
are always ready, and act ia three minu,,ssss,Ns
SOFT RIIBfssR AlR.PiLLOWs and CUshiVN'
MEDICINE GLASSES,
sPoN(, Is aud SPONGE-BAGsr ,.,,,xcr.
SSH F.iNJECTISG UNIVERSAL sfElN"ss'
VALENTINES MEAT-JUlCEi .,.u c,ycx.
vALENTiNE's MEATJuICE WITH DLi|%-
Jo,,Ns'r,yS,s rIufp BEEF,
I,IEriG's SOLID EXTRACT Bktf,
LiEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT sEtF,
PAP0MA, entire wheat food, tof inIsDe,
IMPERIAL GRANUM. food for tnisnn.
NEsTLE's LACTE0Us FARiSA,
GERBER'S MiLk-fOoDt
|. PREPARED RICE NLouk,
PREPARED SCOTCH oAI msAp,
PREPARED Barley FLOUR,
SWISS CONDEMNED Min
LIQUID RENNkT, Ia.
DlSINfECTiNG SOAPS, 10 prevent con'as"A'
and ali relisbs incidence, new reuxdes, and ap'>'
| ratus, 70 be had Of
| MADE q BAKER, Drusgisss'
el9 east Main street.
TELEPHONE MESSAGES rRoNrTLs A
lyENpED TO. NJ"
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r AND sALE.-In pursuance of the de.

r AND SALE.-In pursuance OF the de-
IL cree OF the Circuit Count OF Buckingham
county a. Its April term 1850: 70 The eha d
the undersigned commissioners will offer for sale,
at public auction, in front OF Buckingham Court
"'" 18th DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1880.
that being court day, The REAL ESTAT T. OF George
Booker, situated on James river I'm buckingham
county and referred TO and described In the papers
and proceedings in said cause. and not including the
real estate conveyed by George Booker TO Camm
Patteson, trustee for Sarah d. Booker and her
Der 25ih. 1878. The TRACT OF LAND 20 be sold
by recent survey contains SEv .s,SrrD OH,
ACHES OF FIRsTGhASSsn SAnh SH H'N NStTy
FIVE ACRES OF SUPERIOR CLEARED HIGH
LAND; and NINE Hu INBRED ANDslxrI,FIvE
ACRES OF on tS Re Of the ReR
m0nd and Allegheny railroad, and about 'bree miles
below the town Of Howardsyille This tract contains
BEAUTIFUL BUILDiSG-sLTEi In plain v, ,ss. OF
to. IL has all necessary out6nildings, and The
cleared highland and woodland Is extremely
fertile while the loTgfonnds are among .he very
schools. and situated In an elegant neigbDorbood.
II is believed that there Is vein Of line magnetic
handsome and yaIn,ble property Is on the market,
and the title Is belies ed 10 be perfect
Said land will be sold subject 10 debt OF $4,000,
day of January, 1880, at the rate OF 3 per cent.
per anDum. and 10 he compounded u not promptly
paid, and which Is secured by trust uetu executor
by George hooker 10 NJ. n. Gillian and j. ID. Hors-
lev trustees which Is OF record in The clerks oce
Of The County Court Of Buckingham The princl-
pal OF said debt Is only payable upon the order OF
The Chancery Court of the city OF Richmond, on
the msjority Of w. w. Akers, Who Is about seven
teen years OF age.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash enough 10 pay costs Of
suit and saie-say about t300-and the further sum
or $500, and As TO the residue or the purchase
money there shall be n credit OF enc, two, three,
four, and ave years, equai nsta ments, bearing In
terest from day or sale until paid, and TO be evil
dence by bonds OF the purchaser, with good persons
Al security, and the tile retained as additional Sc
eurity.
\ The plot or said land can DO seen by application
to Commsssioner Camm Paifeson, and any Of Inc
commissioners will afford any Information desired.
R.T. HUBAHD,
80 DAMM PATTESON,
JOHN q. MOON.
THOMAS 3. MARTIN,
fs tefi. y. u. H0RsLEY,
An Communications addressed % Csinm Pate
IN, iHowardsstlIe post-0e1ce, Alternate county,
Va will Be promptly attended 70. a5nas ~ ~
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RICHMOND AND PxTERsBUEGj

RICHMOND AND PETERsBURGI
RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, July 25,
" 1850. trains on this read will run Is follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1900 NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily, connects.
for Charleston, savannah, Augusts
and Aiken (yia Charleston) Raleigh
Jacksonville. stops only at Chester
and Manchester, and AZ HALFWAY or
signal.
$40 p. NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN daily
PASSENGERS taking this train VIII MAKE
close connection at Petersburg for
500 A. ~, THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN daily
Except sunday; connecting with A..
VI. & o. X. r., for Lynchburg aud be-
yond.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
500 A. NJ. THROUGH FREIGHT daily Except
Sunday. connecting with Richmond
fredericksburg sns Potomac railroad
fOr All points North East, and West
e:25A, NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
Except sunday. stops At all sta
s44P, n. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Rlchmopd, Fredericksburg sRe
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West. Also, making close coanec
ton with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia springs anc
al points North and West. This trAix
siops at Manchester and Chester, ant
at Halfway and Drury's Blun, Oh
signal.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg win start fres
she AppomattoI depot. -, NJ.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich.
mono Q A. Al. and $50 p NJ. Leave Peters-
burg $50 A. II. and $50 r. 81. every Sunday.
iy23 T. ID. KLINE. Superintendent.
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TRUSTEES SALE.-As substituted
Il trustee 10 deed OF trust from Thomas Glass
and wife TO John T. Mills, dated July 4, 1874 and
recorded In the clerks Office OF the County Court OF
Hanover county, ID. b. Z, page sos. az the request
Of the beneficiary therein named-default having
been made in The payment Of the debt therein Sc
cured-f will sell at public auction, at Hanover
Courthouse, on tN
that being court-day. the PROPERTY conveyed In
said deed OF trust, consisting Of EIGHTY ACRES
OF LAND, with the Improvements thereon, wing
and being In Hanover county adjoining the lands
Of Thaddeus Foster and others. $40 DO
TERMS: Cash Is 10 50 much rs win be necessary TO
nay the costs OF executing this trust and 10 nay on the
debt secured by the said deed OF trust, say aDout
$3.50 and The balance anon such terms rs The said
- ~ -7~TT- ~ w. SYDSOR,
fseA as,fa8 Substituted Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES--This Day.
BY George II. POindexter,
Real Estate Agent and AuctloDeer,
No. 1900 Main street.

SALE OF FRAME
" COTTAGES Nos. 1920 AND 1922 MAR.
SHALL STREET, BETWEEN EIGHTEENTH
AND NINETEENTH STREETS.-In pursuance OF
decree of the Chancery Court OF the city OF Rich
mond, entered the 31st day OF January, 1880, In
the suit of SPOTS Gibson Us. NJ. G.. Heggarty adj
Illustrator, will sell at auction, upon The premises,
on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER STH,
at 6 O'Clock p. NJ, the ahoye-deseribed property
consisting of TWO FRAME COTTAGES of about
1--WE rooms each, fronting feet on Marshall street,
and extending back to tue line OF the Church Hill
tunnel. These houses always occupied al good
rentals, and the neghborhood Is unexception5ble.
TERMS: One third cash: the balance In six and
twelve months negotiable notes 10 be given Tor the
deferred payments, and title retained until the whole
purchase. money Is PAID and CONVEYANCE ordered by
The Court A. NJ. KELLEY,
seq Special Commissioner.
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BY w. Goddip,
Real Estate Auciioneer,
corner Eleventh and Hank streets.

corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
GALE AT AUCTION OF THE DEsTRA-
~ BILE FARM OF 2O2js ACRES GALLEY az" Az
PhN sHADEn IN HENRlCU CQuMJ,Ir L ~ ~ Il Il
MILES ABOVE RICHMOND, NEAR TmE VL ~.
YELLOW TAVERN. WITHIN A QuAEIbh ~
A MILE OF THE BROOK TJRNPlh E.- :, -, w. ~
request OF the heirs Of the late DR. WILLIAM =. va
raco,t flor the purpose OF eGcctiDg dislsionI,
shall offer for sale at public auction, on tue p's"-
ises, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER o. 1880,
at 8 O'Clock T. NJ, the foregoing desirable FAhmi
adjoining the lands OF Messrs. Alfred rsaaso 81.
smith Bowles. +. n. Wadrop, &C., containing ~ },
recent survey z02k ACRES. OF which Two ln .a.
open land, and he remainder In WOODS ana .,m NJ,
Der. IL will be so divided as 10 sell the DIV rLt.Nu
and 81 acres. The balance will be suDdisI inso
four smaller parcels ranging from ~ 10 5ot Ill.,
each. The DWELLING Is comparatively y nsw
one, covered with tin. combining eight ro1ins III
GLIDING basement. well shaded by beantfui tIses.
The land IL OF H. ht SOIL well adapted 10 Irnck,ns
and marketing. II adj0ins Carke's mIil.ponn, WIZ
good locations for ice-houses The neignpotnoou -
an excellent one with several churches ana scnoo,s
near by, and frst-rate ROADS leading IRON anu 70
Richmond. Possession IN lime 10 seed Iaii crops
and full possession AZ The end or the year.
Mr.. NJ. T.. Valentine, living on The place, VIII sno"
II TO those who NAV call on him.
TERMS: one third cash: balance nj one ann W.
years for bonds bearing interest, secured oy oeeu
OF trust. W. GODDiN, Aucuoheer'
an .2A29&Sep2 ,3,4.6.6,7.S&9
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BY Chaffin, Staples 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. north Tenth street.

GALE OF VERY VALUABLE CEN.
- TRALLY-LOCATED DWELLING PROPER
.IY AND VACANT LOT ON THE NORTH SIDE
OF CLAY STREET BETWEEN EIGHTH AND
NINTH STREETS By AUCTION.-Wo Will offer
for sale on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. 10TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1850,
at 8 O'Clock L. NJ, the THREE-STORY SUCCEED
DWELLING No. S04 east Clay street, with modern
improvements. The LOT fronts 81 feet, but The
part with the Improvements thereon. fronting 70
feet and the vacant lot fronting ~ feet, VIII be sold
separately II desired.
TERMS: One third cash the balance In two equal
yearly payments with interest at per cent per an
nun for negotiable notes, secured by trust deed,
and the im proyements kept insured for the benefit
of the vendor. CHAFFIN STAPLES CO..
SET AuctOneers.
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RIcaMosp. FHxp,e POTOMAC <. X Co-}
RICHMOND, VA. November 2, 1879.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 8, 1879,
OLusins ON this road will run As follows:
NORTH BOUND.
eI2A NJ. leaves Byrd-Sueet station daily Tex
cept sundays; due at wsshing!on
lilo II. NJ; baltimore, 3:e3 r: NJ.
Philadelphia, $50 r. NJ; New York
500 p. NJ. leaves Byrd-street station daily; due
Al Washington. 9:25 p. M. Baltimore
ll:25 r. ST.. J: Philadelphia, 5;25 A. NJ.
New York, 6:45 A. ~.
l.oO p. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN Tor
Junctioa, leaves bread Street station
daily leycsrt sdrdsys).
SOUTH BOUND.
iO:l6P NJ. arrives az Byra-Street station dAily
lexcept Sundays), Leaves New York,
6:lb A. NJ: Philadelfhia, liAo A.
NJ; Baltimore, $50 p. NJ wnhinss
irAo A. M srr,yes a Byrd-street ststios daily.
Leaves New York, 1000 r. Nj fhli'
fs sdelphia, lilo a. NJ; BAltim2res
a:<S A. Il, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. axrsvel
6 Broad-essset statton ally lSSeeol
~ saH1aysh O A.IAxtO1A
- =. n NYsas, oenesA tupWhten6enh
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RAILROAD LGsss.

49,
r q 3
RICHMOND, YoaE RIVER AND ,MssrEAKsl
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
~ TAKING EFFECT AUGUST 1s, LEGO.
PAssENGER TRAINS.
800 r. II. Leave Richmond daily fexeept Gan.
day. connecting at West Point an
TUESDAY, THURSDAY. aud SAT-.
URDAY With steamers for All lind.
iDgs on the York river and for Bait.
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
500 A. MI Leave Richmond daily texeept San.
lO;l5 A. M day., connecting at West Point with
steamers for Baltimore on MONDAY
TUESDAY, WEDNEsDAY'
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY,
With steamers for New York on
~MONpAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY with steamers for ProyI-
dsnce ana Boston On ruEsDAY and
rasssN nGER TRAINS.
1000 A. n. Arrive at Richmond daily (erceut
sunday, connecting at West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-
URDAY with steamers from Ball.
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
$3.50 T. M Arrive at Richmond aally Except
6:35 +. M sunday. connecting at West Point
with steamers from Baltimore, New
York, Providence. aud Boston.
No transfer OF freight al Riclsnoad 70 or rom
southern points. Cars run through between Atlanta
and West Point.
Careful handling and dispatch, with loves. rates,
Through bills OF lsding, with guaranteed rates,
issued TO all northern AVID western points.
For IN formation, apply at Office Of the company
Twentv-third and Dock streets. Richmond. Va.
sulS Mt DOUGLAS. superintendent
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swUgs. MEDICINES. &C.

CHLORAL-THYMOL PR0PHYLAC-
TIC AND DisINFECTANr
should be used In all sick 10 cleanse the arart
ment and prevent the spread OF contagious disease.
Its odor Is pleasant, and It's power Ia destroying
noxious germs remarkable. sprinhled GU not
shovel, II reaches every spot IN the room.
PREPARED by J. BLAIR, Druggist,
au27 corner Of Broad and Niuth streets.
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DUBLIC SALE OF LAND AND STORE
l. ON THE 25TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1850.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust executed by Lueius Hig-
ginsOn to me, as trustee, to secure certain debt
due to James NJ. Wickl,am, John II. Wickham, and
w. l.. Wickham for the sum OF 1900, ana IN obe'
dience 10 The terms OF said deed will offer for SALE
at public auction. for cash, ON the premises, she
property conveyed In said deed, consisting Of
OF Hanover county. The said land has upon IL
NEW STORE-HOUsE situated Immediately upon
the Mountain road leading from Richmond 70 Char
l0ttesville, twenty-five miles above Richmond,
where an excellent mercantile business has b.en
done for several years past. The STOCK OF GOODS
not otherwise disposed OF. comprising the usual ar
ticles kept I'm country store will also be offered for
sale at the same time and place The sale will take
place on the
10Th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1880,
II fair; IL not, the next fair day thereafter.
TERMS: The deed requires the trustee 10 sci! this
property for cash, but In all probability more liberal
terms will be offered on day OF sale.
sc 5-dAw& wtds Trustee.
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SALE OF A NICE LIT
i TIE FARM OF THIRTY;THRGaEE ACRES ,f;9 !,
No SooRTH OF 1RINcsnM6SD. on VERY Long
CREDIT AND SMALL QUARTERLY PAY
MENTs, BY AUCTION.-By virtue OF q certain
deed OF trust from 4. Lisfe,dt, dated 18th April,
1880. dniy recorded in Henrico county Court
clerks once. In Deed Book 104 page 46s. deisalt
having been made In the payment OF part OF inc
money thereby secured. and being required by me
beneficiary, we will sell BY public auction on the
premises, on
SATURDAY, 18TH DAY or SEPTEMBER, 1850,
a, AZ O'Clock r. NJ, that certain TRACT OF LAND
ON the wet sioe Of the Brook turnpike, about one
mile from the corporate line or the city OF Ricil-
fnond, formerly owned by Charles Hartwei. con-
tanning SO 7-12 ACRES, together with the
DWELLING, BARN, and other improvements
thereon.
This is one OF the incest and most convenient Mt
tie farms near the city. having good improvements
and a very handsome grove OF large oaks In the YARD
TERMS: Remarkably liberal-say about 5000 In
cash and the balance TO the extent OF the debt Sc,
cured by the deed, in quarterly insamenis Of 800
each, with Interest thereon added from the 6h oil
April, $50, the next iustalment becoming due ON
the 9th of October next, AMI another every three
months thereafter. X. r. WILSON,
n. G. STAPLES.
seq Trustees.