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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23
AUCfI6N RALEs--Fatuss Days.
w ATER POWER PROPERTY AT
w DANv1LLE, VA.

BY virtue OF decree OF the Hastings Court Of
The town Of Danyile. 1T the DECEMBER term, 1879,
Wa M, Comnspv End oth,rs. and of 4. v.
Stokes Co. aud Of hers ~. The same, the undersigned
trustee and soecai comiDI sioDer Of The curt VIII
r. N. on
WEDNESDAY THE sIsr DAY OF MARCH
NEXT,
the following VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY
/. Ayf. TIE wATFR-POwER AND WATER
RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES, including an undi-
yidcd moiety or The canal and canal bed. Inc dam
and all easemenIs appurter ant thereto. which were
conveyed 10 the Danville Manufacturing Company
by Crews, RodeDhizer q Go. by deed dated The 23th
wards convey ed by The Danyie Manufacturing Com
pany 10 IT, RobtrteD. trustee, by deed OF trust dated
The 18Th day Of May, lsGG; both deeds recorded In
z. Aso, the THREE, LOTS OF LAND, suitable
for factory sites and ober purposes, lying between
front on the canal Of 244% feet, improved by
BRICK BUiLDiNG and the founc a ion-wals, &c,
OF The WOOL, n. factory formerly operated by me
Danyfile Manufacturing Company. The second iOt
has front on The canal OF 176 feet, and The mira
front of 2,16l feet all running back 70 The river
rraD OF the property VIII be cxbibitei AT the
sale, AID meanwhile can be seen upon application
10 the undersigned at bis Office In DaD.ilie, va.
These lots are also more fully described 10 above
mentioned d ed or trust.
The property will be sold subject 10 the covenants.
restrictions, and provisions Of The two above men,
taned deeds and also subject TO the DEGREES and pro-
coedinps OF the Court I'm The two suits above men
fi1ned adjudcailng the rights of all parties inte-
rested 10 the said prOD'ri
TERMS OF SALE: Ter rercentum OF the pur-
chase. IN 0neys In cash; the RESIDUE by equa lsial
,nent, OF one two. and three years from day okae,
hearing ipierest from that day, for which ihepur-
chaser will be required to give boud WITH good Sc
cu ity, the III e 10 be retained until all the purchase
money is paid and the further order OF the Court.
The above sale is worthy OF the attention OF capt.
talists and ali Others who wish to eDgage In any
Kind of waier-power factories at point So favor
ably located as the growing town Of Dln7ille.
HARRISON ROBERTSON.
Trustee and Special Commissioner.
tNtboOi
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N6rFEVN ~
~ ". Godliin.
neal EsIsse Agent and Auc' ..,as,a
corner Eleventh ana Bans 's

no uMrssIoSERy SALE sIJsx OF ss,, one ONE,
NV k GaEso LAND ~ hSb ia HAY miLRs
HesNsfoS 5Ann49g1o NE fHrsi1nsfINs PARIIy
" rhTnyorSfNSi LAKEWOOD CEMEISsksY.-
KOHL t.cren N the Circuit Court on tynepeuig'
un ., az ~ George w. Wsrwlcx %. NJ ~ hea":
70 Tue cssr vemoer Term. 1879, ana W. 9e,rees OF
S Ss.;. ;,ssf and 25fh November, lSii, tntrein
loan ,,ss The undersigned. ~ coInm,sivh,v,s. OF
10y ,o,,her btiur anf!irfized 70 acy, WI, oner
Que y, W nc nyemi<rf. on TuEeUAl me gum OF
i rr,, ieao commencing NJ ~ O'clock =. %; me
hnisnce uf the TRAC1 OF LArp ' S ~ ~,
Sn"Sn ne MOUNT pR0SPiCI, Ions ,.,r, 10y VA VA
isie A. n. Read, OF LypcbDnrR, 'ha .nc,on o
surrey; r 70 ne rs" NO sixty SEVEN AND ONE
X sf ACRES, and designated by The NOS IL a.
o lots lie well for market-zardens or subnr-
~ -" - ,dences and are near 10 or aoJohine me
ha nd ONE res iderces Of Mr. ssmuei -, Dr.
us"I ~ Asa Faton and hers. Ihey pave Deeh
,ly Enhanced In value bv tn beatii!il Iinprove-
se oIiv mace by tie grading ana griyeilnR
~ he NIne- Tor Stony Rum roao anu me nsnu
~ bridge erected over stony Run ,ueek, ana are
,hr,rea In The deeds OF frist OF sal" teah 20 ,un-
non a MAYO. trustees. and Iavir, ih"ec' Dao'
new. n r,,tees IN said case mentioiea. ., -.
TERMS: Cash enough TO pay fspru e' ~ s" s
res,dne on credit of one, Two ana three years ior
HE notes. satisfactorily endorsed, Interest
sdded. and title retained until purchase. money Is
maid and convey ance ORDERED by the Cou,t;
". T. YANCEY,
Com missioners.
mil os. %. 2a&Ap 5,12,14.16.19&20
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The Mayor OF . village refuses his author.
tzation to an itinerant quack, who wishes
to sell his wonderful Elixir Of Life, war.
ranted to cure corns. toothachc, consump.
ton, hyer-coInplaint, Rheumatism, and boils,
and equally available 90 cement for bro.
ken crockefy, an nsect-exterminator, and q
leather preseryafive. His Worship Is afraid
that the vsunted paDacea may contain nox,
ious drugs.
"Oh, there Is no danger Of that, your lex.
ceIIepcy, J" says the quack, assuringly; ono.
thing IN 4 but cold WATER"
4" beg your pardon, them" says the
Mayor, signing the authorization; 81 was
sfratd there was some fraud about 1t, you
kboW.v
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lll3 Main street.

rVRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE ENTIRE
L STOCK OF DRUGS. FIXTURES, AND CON
TENTS OF MC"HAtL Il BROTHERS DRUG
STORE, NORTHEAST CORNER OF EIGH.
TEF NTH AND MAIN STREETS, COMPRISING
MEDICINES, PAINTS, CHEMICALS. TOBACCO,
AND CiGAR$.-By virtue of a deed Of trust date
January -, 1850, and executed by John II. Nc
Phai 4 Brother 10 the undersigned, trustee, and
recorded IN the CLERKS office OF Richmond Chancery
Court, u. b. IL A. page 10, TO secure the payment
of ceriain rOtes therein mentioned. sld deianlt
having been made In The rayment thereof, aud be-
ing required so 10 do by the beneficiary thereof !
will sell az public auction. at The aforementioned
store on WEDNESDAY the 3lst day Of March,
commencing at O'Clock A. NJ, The entile stock of
DRUGS. PATENT MEDICINES,
FANCY ARTICLES, PAINTS, OILS,
VARNISHFS. bIE-S1 uttS.
FLUID EXTRACTS, CHEMICALS,
TOBACCO and CIGARS,
and The FIXTURES-
2 COUNTERS.
9 Elegant SHOWCASES,
PRESCRIPTION-STAND and BOTTLES for
same.
eco STOCK BOTTLES for tlnctures and powders
HOLDERS for same,
SHELVES with GLASS CASES for bottles,
SCALES, SPlCE-NILL.
SODA.FOUNTAIN-COP FOUNTS,
DEsK, BED and BED-CLOTHING,
and other numerous articles fOund In u first. class
drugstore.
Tue above articles will be assorted and sold IN
parcels.
TERMS: In accordance with the deed-to wit :
Ca . As TO expense Of sale and 10 pay of note OF
$4,000, with interest 10 date OF SALE More accom-
modatiHg terms may be an OuLced at sale.
JOHN A.. g KE. Trustee.
d. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctioneer. NH 20
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EAST Dol
Mall train arrives at Richmond daily es- , % n
cept sunday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .sf''
Express train arrives al Richmond daily ,,,M
d......s..s.........s........ .t.sss.s'f
Accommodation train arrives ~ Rich M . n
mond daily except sunday st.,......,:s.V, NJ.
Mixed train leaves StaunioD AZ ll;f0. ON
taking passengers from Virginia Midland tinss.",rl
Lynchburg and Danyille, and arrives Al hl'''
at lO:i5 l.. NJ. -, n,
a connects with Virginia Midland tran ~
Lynchburg, DsnYtle, aud Atlantic nis,isN y" ,el.
Ohio Railroad stations, ana viii Sifkih's,
land tralD, leaving AZ $40 4. NJ nr NsAhlh5 INK
B connects with virgiGia Midland ttaln' '''
al a:O5 A. NJ. for Washington and the Nolip. ~
& connects with Nrginia MIDLAND uA''
Lvnchburg and Ianyilie. ....i.iga
ID connects with Valley railroad accom-
tralB, leaving Al 3:l5 \ NJ. for Hsrrls0nouiH A.
r. connects with Valley railroad train, es''"e
10 go A. NJ. sor Harper's Ferry.
y connects with stages tor Lexington. - Az
q connects with &. B. \. aud 4. L. sssah''-
Portsmouth and Cincinnati. -. nd
n connects with scicto "siley railroad Nv
Northwest. a., We-t,
j conneets with all lines drerging 10 the "''
North vest. aud southwest ,...,ioi 4
For tickets baggsse-ebecks, and inios M, AL.
route. time. &C.. apply 10 Chesapeake anu Univ
| way depot and SKA Main street. ~ o,leg
Through tickets always as lS~ 4 ss'puSN.
route. w, M,.s.,s,endeai
CONWAY Y. HOWARD, General PsSSsSs,e n
Ticket Agent
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......,r.,,on Of ,ne sherIef of Mecca,

Assassination OF shs Sherief OF mecca
LONDON, March 22.-The Reuter- TeIe-
gram Company has received the following
dispatch:
Constoniinople, March % "A man
dressed rs a dervish stabbed the Grano
SHERIFF OF Mecca on the 14th instant as lie
was entering Ijedda, the seaport OF Mecca
The SberieT died on the 21st OF his WOUND.
The agitation among the Mussuimans is IN
tense. Sir Austin Layard mas received
telegram stating that the assassin Is q FER
elan II N air ~
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PASSENGER TRAINS
500 F. NJ Le1ve Richmond daily (excep, sun
day.. connecting at West Point Gu
Tuesday, THUR DAY. ana SA T.
URDAY With steamers for all land
iDgs on the York river aud for BATH
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
$50 A. MI Leave Richmond daily Except Sum-
steamers for Baltimore on MONDAY.
Tuesday, WEDSEsD
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY !;
with steamers for New York on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY; with steamers for Proyi-
cenee aud Roston on TUESDAY and
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. NJ. Arrive nj Richmond daily texespl
sunday, connecting at West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-
URDAY with steamers IRON Baiu.
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
a:5S Y. Nj Arrive at Richmond daily lexcep,
500 4. M sunday, connecting Al West Point
with steamers from Baltimore, New
York, Providence, aud Boston.
No transfer OF freight At Richmond To or trom
southern points. Cara run through between Atlanta
(" Careful esadiiss and aisy4teA. with lowest rates
Through bills Of lsdinx, with guaranteed rates
Issued 70 all northern an. western points.
For II Formation, amply ~ once Of the ecmpAnv
Tweuty-third aud Dock streets klehmonQ. VA
osA u. =. DOUGLAS, superintendent
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE SMALL TRACTS OF LAND, WITH
SMALL DWELLING AND OTHER IMPk0vE,
NEAR THE YELLOW TAVERN, ON THE
BROOK TURNPIKE. BY AUCTION.II'y virtue
OF the provisions Of decree Of the trcnt C9.rt OF
1850 In The style of solomon, &C, ~. Tinsley, |
shall as special commissioner appointed by ,aid de-
cree sell by auci ion, on The prem!,es, on SAT Uk-
DAY, the 9Th day OF March. 1880, at 81 O'Clock
+. 81, the real estate mentioned 10 said decree.
consisting of TWENTY-FIVE ACRES OF VALU-
ABLE GARDEN LAND, divided into Que or more
parcels, with a SMALL DWELLING and other
improvements thereon. Said lind will be sold sub
jeci TO the le-esate Of Peter Tinsley In about two
acres thereof
TERMS: One third cash baiancein TX and twelve
months. negotiable notes given for The deferred
payments, with interest added, and lille retained
until The whole y rchase- money is paid and con-
veyance ordered by the Court.
A. L. HOLIDAY.
Special Commit ssiOner.
PIcUApDsoE @ CO. AuctiOneers. NH %
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A Nxw LAcusrrlxE FISD. a bank. com @
manly = called HsIner. 10 the Lake Of Zurich:
and citusied Al . distance Of . few tbousan 9
Feet from the Mausion- House Promensee. ~ y
now being infinitely Investigated by order o.
ihe town authorities. 1t appears TIDAL re-
mains Of 4 prehistoric pile dwelling are
coming 10 light at this spot, consisting OF
a quantity OF coarse and 6ne clay ves,cm .
Goals. few bronze implements, &c. ne
niles upon which the old colony rested are
rarticnIarIy numerous. Nature.
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BY w. Goddin.
Real Estate Aucti0neer,
corner of Bank and Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALES OF VALU-
" ALE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY or
RIVER AND KANAWfIA CANAL, IN HENRI
co CUUNTY-By virtue Of everal DEGREES OF me
Chancery Court OF The city OF Richmond. eh,rreo
in rhe case of Warwick's executor ag inst war
wick &c. the undersigned, respectively nameh as
special commissioners In the SAID cause. VIII oner
for sale on the premises, In the order named-vH
Bv Hin Carter and George X. Macon. comSis-
sioners In the decree OF the 10th Of January lSSo
on FRIDAY the 18th day OF M5rcn, ISoV. ~
O'Clock p. NJ, that VALUABLE LOI on me ees'
side of Fifth between Grace and Franklin streets,
fronting 100 feet. running back in parallel nnes 81
feet, being the same property conVeyed 10 lDr iate
Abraham warwick on the iotn OF ahico, 1901
by Thomas G. Keat0n special commissioner
And unr er said deere, the undersigned, HUI Gar
ter and James VI. NJ. DAVIS, special COMMISSIONERS
VIII "ier Tor sae' o, he ne fpplIoWnr REAL fSTATE
I'm the city OF Richm0nd:
Isl. That VALUABLE LOT (adtoinne the stone
warehonse ON the south side OF CRY s oe , ne
sonth side of Cary street "a teet running BACK Az
feet TO Basin street, conveyed 10 the laie a: war
wick by Fred. Anderson ami wife on the 12'h OF
March, s52, and by William j. Barksdale on the
25ih of June, 1850. , ,,,-,,,,,r
2d. 4 LOT and SMALL BRICK TENEMENT
on the east line Of Eleventh between Byrd aud Ca
nal streets. fronting 80 feet, running back SO feet,
conveyed to said A. Warwick by Morson cal
borne, special commissioners, on the 24lh of Feb
3d. TflREE FIFTHS (undivided) OF A LOT,
known as No. Is, In Pickett, Pollard. Johnson aud
Young's plan, fronting 1854 feet on the north sce 81
Wafer street. running back OF an IRREGULAR depth 10
the old Rockets warehouse
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at SIX, twelve.
and eighteen months, FOR negotiable notes, interest
added. and title retained until all of ne purchase
money shall be Iaid. HILL CAETtR.
GEORGE X. MACON,
Special Commissioners.
HILL CARTER.
JAMES NJ. VI. DAVIS,
special commissioners.
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xyir,rABLE AND wELL-LOCATEn
! BsIqK sd 81 EsEEyAsNN nr sTRiEET ~
iWyEES ARsBaLbd s AHPp G M PPiystic huc.
Rio s if ASFf rh hvf rh sAa TTEsbxiY
Wy WY oTHE asp oF MARCH. 1880. At ~
O'Clock M-,y Tegne,; o Of ' asd pS has deter
mined 10 sell shall. on the above dsy ana ,o =
hour named proceed 10 sell the property oescroec
The STORE Il Of brick and well bull, anu nre III
sh"ye ~ ,ix rooms; eide snirance OF ailey ano
wide hail. The LOT fronts on scyen,sen,n lr surt
80 the Che sneake and Ohio railroad foas-y yards
orc"nfcd nv Mr.. ReIns This Is good properly.
ard viii nj All times command GOOD tenant. W
lot has splendid culvert copntciohs' W.'e' '"'
ssTT y Pr Very reasonable, and st sale:
NH lie ROBERT u. lyme. AuclloneeI.
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The coIored citizens Of Providence: n. !. !.
| who claim 10 cast 600 votes, are stFisins ~
obtain representation In the Les's'u ,',h,l
and repeal OF the Intefmarriage P'ou'U''
| tion.
Massachusetts has only 1900 divorces Iof
$50. 600 marriages. No one could 80 inIo
any spe cuiation aud make fewer mistakes
Detroit Free Press.
They must bsye bumorist omopg ine
naInters In Newport One Of them painted
"Pond's Extract" In big letters on the door
OF an icc-house.
Worth makes the man, but II takes a
wbeelwrlght to make the felloe.- hdcHen-
sack Republican.
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BY Frank u. Hin & Co..
Real Estate Agents ana Auct!oneers'
HOS Main street.

BEAUTIFUL AND ATTRACTIY z
I'D BRICK COTTAGE DWELLING tENTIREL1
NEW FOR SALE At AUCTIOM.-At the rsqaest
OF Mr.. Winfield Iipscomb, we VII oner ~ a aug, l,
NJ, on The premises. the very attractive sIOCh-
BRICK DWELLING No. 6l3 north ftftn street
between Leigh and Jackson streets, now occupied
by him. a.. .
all the modern improvements. hot aud cod rsse .,
seven rooms, was built in 1878, and Is IN very
nice ard centrally. located neghborhood. Nice iron
TERMS: Very accommodating, and announced
ON day Of sale, FRANK u. HILL r. CO..
NH Ia Auclioneers.
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BY John NJ. GoddiD,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No. llnB Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. PROPERTY IN SIDNEY AT PUBLIC
AUCTION-In pursuance Of a deed Of trust
from James G.. Hardy and wife dated The 4lh
iay OF February. 1878. recorded in Henrico Coun-
ty Court. m Deadlock 100. page 30 |, TO the I'M
de rsigDed, trustee and blrg required so 70 DO by
The beneficiary, will proceed 10 sell ~ pubic auc-
ton, on the premies, on FRIDAY The 90 Day o.
LOT on The west side of Washington street between
Haryie street. and the Plank-road continuation OF
Caty street.. so by 1913 feet. Also, LOT 81 DIV
9S feet On Washington street. ana ADJOINING ihe
pr )perty of Robert -. Longest, Esd on The nortn
TERMS Cash enough To pay the expenses OF saIe
and a note nf 500 past due and accrued interest
thereon: residue on such terms as may be an-
nOnncrd IL SALE u
NH % JAMES f. GODDIN. Trustee.
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JVHtfdl fItIKIII NEtII's
JSo. +. LAUGHToN, AuciiOneer. NH 9-Tu5t
TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue Of a deed

Il nus u = "a flltuf VI OStN
l. OF trust executed by John III. Knight, daed he
LIST day OF MAY. 1872. and duty reeorted In the
clerks Office OF Prince Edward county, Va, default
having been made I'm the payment OF the bond Sc
cured by said deed, and hcng required so 10 10 By
the beneficiary. will sell NJ auction, on The Ifem-
ises, at O'Clock =. NJ, on MONDAY, April 10,
1850, the VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND about
fur miles from Fsrmyle, Va, ON which the said
John n. Knight now resides. containing about ONE
THOUSAND AND EIGIiTY.tIvh ACRES. There
Is no more valuable desirable farm la souihside
Virginia than the above. Amongst lis advantages
are q spacious family residence, humorous quarters
for aherers, all Necessary houses, hDe orchards;
and It's coniguity TO churches. schools colleges for
males aud females. aud its nearness 10 market and
railroad.
TERMS: cash as 10 the costs OF executing the
tru {, say $3.50, and as 10 the sum OF $4,000. with
per cent. interest per annum from the lst day OF
May. 1878. subject 10 credit OF $500; and as to
the balance on terms 10 be made known on day OF
sale.
Parties addressing the undersigned, or Edgar Al
Ian. attorney at law, Farmyie, Va, can 0Otiip any
further Information, or parties desiring TO Visit the
place will be offered every facility for doing so.
A. X. HURD,
NH 1G-TuSThtds Trustee
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REAL estate AT PRIVATE SALE.


Two LUMBER.GETTERS, BARK-MEN,
TaAc4s 81 EsE kPFoMsT
sHAw'sm OR "BnAlSNCoCK's,vr C g,
"NOBvELL's." CONTAINING ebeX ACRES,
E0GR TO EYE NILES From SAID rnEPSgr,
ON. FOR SALE.-At the request or the surviving
pa rtner Of the late mercantile firm Of Dunlop. Mon
cuIe CO. aud for n, pnrpose q closing z ap the
TIMBERED TRACTS OF LAND. The former
tract for the most par coveren with pine OF fair
qualify OF which Will cut 10000 feet OF lum-
Der 10 the acre, win GOOD roads leading TO the
depot. The land lies beautifully for cultivation
The latter tract, of which about 900 10 700 acres
OF OF WE STY suPHR6R HEART PINE aoa 100
10 400 acres OF black and red oak OF long body, well
suiled for tan-bark and oak huber, and large
quantity Of chestnut well adapted .or railroad ties
and telegra Lh- coles. There Is supposed to be
about 1000 oas railroad ties on this tract
The SOIL or a part OF It, Is of fair quality
well adapted TO tobacco and other crops. THIS tract
of land Is abundant In springs Of pure water, with
cxceen, roads leading 10 the depot. On this tract
Is a comfort. bic DWELLING land other buildingsJ
c0niaining five rooms, now occupied by MIR. 4. {.
Mckendret.
into smaller parces. or, If pr ferred. PROPOSITIONS
Will be received for the purcha of The bark by the
cord the pine and oak iumOer per thousand feet
the chestnut ties ard tileglaph pole, and oak lies
per riece. Persons disposed TO purchase are in
vied to examine the property, and Then corre-
spond with the auctioneer.
Now, that the railroad up the Valley Of The James
river will require large quantity OF ties 3nd other
timber. and this land Is accessible by railroad to
Lynchburg or Richmond. the present Is favorable
chance tor lumber.men or bark-men 10 purchase
Z.
Special inducements wall be offered to those who
will pun chase the fee-simpie Of The l,nd; Apply
to w. GQDDIN,
Real Estate Auctonecr.
NH lS-2awow Richmond. Va.
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Editors Dispatch; Geni'emen, 1T gives
me uodLguiscd pleasure to be able 70 settle
A. tsst this yexed question Of
. Two souis with bat, &C..
Two hterts that beAi !" 90.

Two htarts that beA,"&c.
Your correspondents are ell wrong. IL
true the origin Is indirectly German, as ont
has well said. Bat he did not tell al. IN,
source Is really ssnscrit, and perhaps won'.
never have been given TO the werld pnt iol
the laborx OF that eminent writer Baron
Mtnchausen.
hesitate to give either the original san
xcrit or the German version, partly because
I would be shooting above the mental bor''
ION OF the average reader, and partly DE.
cause don't know It myself. The 'aue,
reason having a small majority, the ssio
celebrated writer, IN commenting on tnis
passage. says II las been appropriated Dy
certain modern authors to indicate that
when "two souls. under these circum-
stances. have sslugie thought II Is gene
rsIly OF bargain and saic."
The above assertions ] am prepared 10
maintain, regardless Of newspaper space,
whenever inserted free.
Respectfully, M. a. Is.
p. ST. notice one Of your correspond
ents refers TO "Dartclps Familiar Qoota.
tions.v should advise caution In respect
10 this writer. I have observed that WINE
bis commentaries are apt and incisive, yer
his excursions from the original text are
extremely limited.
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POSTPONENIE

POSTPONEMENT.
I'm consequence of the inclemf mt weather the
above 5 e was stponed to WEDNESDAY, March
oath, at ~ Pm. j. ". GODDIN,
EDWARD j. WARREN
NH 90 Trustees.
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the BEST periodical for ladies' to take monthly
and from which hey win receive the greatest oene
A. IL HOP CIfTERs..
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BY Robert B. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

DUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF A SNUG
i LITTLE TRUCK OR DAIRY FARM CON
TANNING I2k ACRES OF FIRST-CLASS LAND
WITH FRAN E DWELLING CONTAINING
FOUR ROOMS, AND THE USUAL OUT HOUSES,
SITUATED ON THE CHARLES CITY ROAD
ABOUT FOUR AND HALF NILES BELOW
OCCUPIED BY MR.. A. GEBHARDT.-At the re-
quest OF the owner who resides in Danvile. will
offer for sale. upon the premists s, on TU ESDAY The
3Oh day Of March. $50. at q o'clock NJ, the
TRACT OF LAND arove Gescrib.d. The land Is In
Hrst class order. well waiered. &c. THIS offers an
unusual chance for a person of limited means 10
purchase snug little farm for dairy or truck pnr-
poses, the land beipg especially well adapted for
vegetables &C. The land is bounded by the lands OF
Charles Wildt and others.
TERMS: win be LIBERAL and made known at sale.
ROBERT Ii. LYME,
nb03 AucioneeI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23
j. TnoMpsoN brown, Auctione
by Chaffin. Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
No. north Tenth street.

TWO SMALL FRAMED TENEMENTs
Il ON BROAD STREET BETWEEN THE FIRST
AFRICAN CHURCH AND THE CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO DEPOT FOR SALE BY AUCTION.
We VIII sell by public auction, on The premises, on
those TWO FRAMED 1kSEMsNrS In Ruther-
foord's row, Nos. 1888 and 1910. Broad street,
containing eight rooms each. For persons OF small
means who wish to buy home or place of business
centrally located this sale presents good opporta
nifty.
sale. CHAPLIN, STAPLES X CO.
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