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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-05
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
rbis Mornings Board.

rails Mornings Board.
SOS Ophir % 2ll go Mexican "a
E9n @ EC7 q 565 u b 13l Ia
$50 California 40 425c $40 oaVa-e y -
40 Con Va $50 4I5e $40 Choillf ~
275 poto 81 I25 4l5c 44o II * y VI
575 Point 400 40ac SO ! JACKET lla lls
1896 Imperial 90 soc 70 hehtdek :
80 Alpha II 1903 Ecithef % ~
20S Confidence s * 80 Nevada - ga
2I5 Utah ~ l24 1868 Buihoh 5Uo 49oe
40 Exchequsr 355 1850 32a o'erinan
$50 Justice go Zoe go Union 2ot 20
800 Lady Bryan % zoe 663 Alta 4oo f5oe
$40 lula $50 Zoe 3I5 Caledonia 100 l55c
-oi silver hin so s5c 1850 CHALLENGE 200 20jc
l5o par5auells soc 1000 New York 40 soc
225 Occidental % zoe 1913 Scorpion 4Vo oooC
1ii5 Benton $50 2S5c 1868 Andes 100 We
b75 l. Wash'n rs s5c 100 Wells Fargo loo
30 Leyiathan zoe 17so Flowery SOC
$500 C Dorado l25 ll0c Leo q Gate u
ll40 Bonanza 10 soc 300 hackey loc
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-05

JANUARY 4th--Naximum Thermometer, 40
Minimum thermometer 10.
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embrace. roll away to the right, the
stormy Atlantic cfsrs It's waters 70 view
then The two Americas, with, their huge
forests an vast praIries, pass under inspec-
ton. Then The great basin Of the Pacific,
md I'M with island fires, meets the eazer's
eve. and as this glide, over the scene The
eastern rim Of Asia, the upper portion Oh
Australia, sail into sight. The Indian
ocean, and afterwards the Arabian sea.
sprcad themselves out In their suDdued
spIcndor, and thus, in four and twenty
hours, "the great roiundity we tread =
turns bis pictured ,countenance 10 tbe
moon aud graudly repays. the lis'en-
ing lunafians By repeating, 10 tue
best OF It's ability, the story OF Its birth.
Nor Is the sky less marvellous In another
respect, for the absence OF any atmospheric
diffusion Of light permits the constellation
10 shine ont with distinctness which Is
never paralleled on earth. They glitter
like diamond points set In armament OF
ebony. Stars and clusters which We never
see by tue naked eye flock into view and
crowd the lunar heavens.
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The English opera company known by
the name OF Miss Emma Abbott is now re-
hearsng version OF Gounod's "Mireille,"
which 1t intends 10 produce under the title
Of 1.-THE Lovers Pilgrimage" The cast
will include Miss Abbott, Mrs. Rosewald,
Mrs. Zelda Segnn. Signor Brignoli, and
Mr. Litbgrow James, an English baritone
singer, who has just been added to the
troupe.
Dir. Gladstone's illness is said to have
sprung as much from distresses OF mind as
from ailments OF the body. The chill which
attacked him found aid in unstruDg nerves
and lowered spirits. which the late news
from Afghanistan did much TO affect. Queen
Vic oria has expressed the greatest interest
in bis welfare, enioining care and rest. and
asking for daily intelligence as to his condi-
ton.
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fBrItisn Quar.eliy


AT last, however, night sets In. Grateful
Il comes after the sun has gathered up bis
shifting rays and gone down 10 his rest.
All at once we are plugging into compare
tive obscurity, for again there Is no twi.
light to stay the steps Of departing das. al
one stride comes the dark. But, looking
up ipto the sky, we behold a vast orb
which pours down d mlIder aud more be.
ne1cent splendor than the great lord
OF the, system. II y such a moon as
we terreslriaIs cannot boast, for, it is
not less than thirteen times ss large
and luminous as our own. There 1t
bangs 10 the armament. without apparent
cbspge Of place, as IL ssHxed 10 it, everlast-
Ing seat" But not without q change OF
surfsce. For this great globe Is painted
panofnms. and turning around majestIcally
on It's axis, presents It, oceans and c0nli-
nents 10 grand succession. As Europe ana
Africa, locking the Mediterranean IN their
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speed of the Antelope and Grey hound
From Land and Water.


Although rather late in the day. kindly
allow me 10 make few remarks regarding
the relative speed OF greyhounds and ante
lopes. In your article on this subject, at
page 317 OF your issue OF April 10th, you
say you Imagine good English grew Wound
Is match in speed for any OF the antelope
tribe on fair cotifsing-ground. The two
speediest kinds Of deer that we have In India,
which are also, believe, the only kinds
in the country that frequent open ground,
are the spiral antelope, that
commonly goes by the name OF the black
buck (Anteiope cerui capru), and The chika-
ia, or rayine, deer tGazeltd benettii), q
smaller animal than the black buck. When
/ was inexperienced in their ways i fire..
auently coursed deer of both sorts with fast
and wel-brcd Eneli greyhounds-some OF
them the stock OF the old Waterloo cup
winner, King Death-but where the ground
has been fairly hard have never found that
the greyhound had the slightest chance.
After hard rain, In heavy, sticky soil,
greyhounds can sometimes pull down
Q full grown deer; but under ord-
nary circumstances my experience, which
Is as extensive as that OF most men.
has shown that 1t Is worse than use
less TO slip greyhounds after full-grown deer,
il unwounded and ia good health, as the
deer do not 90 straight away from the dog,
but bound quietly along Just in front OF
them, thus leading them on for long dis.
lance, and appearing 10 enjoy the fun.
When tired Of amusing themselves in this
way they 60 of st full speed, and are almost
out OF sight IL the dogs In no time. The
greyhouDds are frequently run to a stand
still, besides getting their pads worn
st.nf. hadi NJ hx.
oyerreachiug, and they sometimes have
TO be laid up for several days before
they are 1T for, use again. / have heard
that at Sanger the black buck has OCCASION
ally been run down by greybounds. The
ground must have been very favorable for
the latter, II such is the case. but have
never heard OF any Observation-Disclosures In.
stance OF their having been thus run down.
The English greyhound is, as you say, un-
doubleday the speediest member OF the ca
nine race, and for fast work Is very supe'
rior 10 the Persian greyhound; neyerthe-
less,a hsf,gr0wn black buck, or cbikara,
will give pair of fast English
greyhounds % Immense deal OF work
to catch him. and VIII not unfre-
quenfly make good his escape, owing
10 his superior lasting powers. This Is not
only nv personal experience, but that Of
many of my friends. and probably Of every
sportsman who has attempted coursiog deer
In India. AS regards riding down deer oul
here know Of no experienced sportsman
who would not ridicuie the idea OF such
thing. 1t 10 easy enough to ride down
wounded deer and spear them, and have
frequently done so In open ground. hui
none but the yerieSt "gr'fV would at
tempt such feat With 2 b aiiby. upyonnd
ed deer. ! can offer no opinion regarding
the speed Of anteIopes Ia other countries
my sxpesisaee beiog limited 70 IBdis.
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BY George S. vashon & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
No. z north Tenth street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM IN KIN

TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM IN KING
l. AND QUEEN COUNTY KNOWN AS
mount AIRY" CONTAINING ABOUT -FOUR
HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FlVE ACRES To-
GETHER WITH IMPROVEMENTS THEREON,
SUCH AS DWELLING, KITCHEN. STABLE,
BARN, &C.-By virtue OF trust.aeed from Henry
j. FRANKIE aud wife 10 Edwin Holeman. dated he
17rh day of December. 1870, and recorded In the
clerks office OF King and Queen county on the 1871
January, 1871, and described therein as lying near
shacSleford's. In said King and Queen county. and
adjolnipg the lands OF James y. C0rnin, Samuel
Milby. D. Bulirlck, and Others, 10 secure The pay
meni of a certain debt therein mentioned. and de-
fanlt having been made In the payment or the
same. will, as substituted trustee In The sfad Oi
by the beneficiary Of said deed, proceed 10 sell al
public auction, upon The premises, on
MONDAY The 23D DAY OF AUGUST, 1880,
at 12 O'Clock NJ. the PROPERTY above deserfoeo.
sufficient 10 pay the balance due, Ing about 5000
balance on such terms "a VIII De announced on Gay
OF sale. - ~ GEORGE =. vAsH0N. 4
au III 49, Snbsiitu' cd trustee.
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Law I'm Verse.

The Ne,o Jersey Ld,o Journal reports To
,ase OF Kuhn Us. Jewett as follows:
The shades Of night were falling fast
As0'er the Erie railroad passed
locomotive laden down
With crude petroleum near me town
A piercing shrek, a binding lash.
And then an instantaneous crash
Two trains collIded-dow1 the banks
The oil was EN- piled from the tanks
Immediately.
The oil igni'ing. sparkling flowed
Down the cmbankment. across the road,
Into bubbllng brook that pOurs
lis waters on tie fertile shores
or the Passaic.
The barn OF The complainant stood
Beside Ihe unher0ic food.
And thus the floating tunes or ire
Consumed IL ahd produced DIRE
Calamity.
Ills Honor the Vice. Chancellor says
That VI a devastating haze
Is Degligently staritd, still
The defendant Is responsible
In damages.
n no distractions intervene,
Al "a new agency. between
The cause and It's effect as here.
This rule is singuarly clear
And logical.
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Corn Indeed.

"RED House," BUCKINGHAM Co.. VA,
August Is, 1880.
Editors Dispatch: noticed in your pa
per few days ago statement IN reference
10 some corn IA feet 7 inches tall. The
drought must have been quite severe where
IL was grown 10 have cut ii off so short.
carried with the aid Of boy to my house
this evening some stalks that measured 2O4
inches in alphabetically IL feel. Anything
under Is feet We call short corn.
Yours truly, JAMES b. FICKLEN.
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BY Frank ID. Hill & Co..
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L FRAME DWELLING on SOUTHEAST COR
MFR OF BAKER AND SIXTH STREETS AT
AUlSTION-By the provisions Of deed of trust
daied March @, 1879, and duty recorded In The
Richmond Chxncery Court clerks ONCE from W.
H. Lester and wife TO the undersigned, Will sell at
auction, upon the premises, on
FRIDAY, AUGUST 20. 1880,
nj O o'clock Z. M., the PROPERTY described In
said deed a. follows: ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT
OF LAND. with the improvements thereon, lying
ana being in the city OF Richmond and designated as
Lot No. b In the plan of Navy Hill, and bounded
as follows: BEGINNING at the southeast corner OF
sixth and Baker streets, thence running SOUTH
wsrdy along said line Of sixth street and fronting
thereon 81 feet; thence running back between par
abel lines l24 feet TO an alley In common IL feet
wide. 49,
The HOUSE IS nearly new. is well built, covered
with tin, and contains about six rooms; kitchen III
the wing nice front yard. aud iruit-rees In rear.
TERMS: Under the deed. cash as TO the expenses
OF sale aud enough to paw note due March g. 1880,
for 1915. with interest from that daie the balance
upon Sch terms as The said w. II, Lester may d.
rect. fRANh ID. HILL.
aul 10 Trustee.
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE! FURNITURElEIM
II sfer for sale 200 suits Of Chamber Tarni- ~
tnre. IN price from s23 70 t20e, nom the best b.
maize Together Will full line of psrier, uface, and
Kitchen Furniture and every article In the Furni-
ture line; nlso Cabinet Makers supplies Of every
tlsa In want viii save money nv giving me cal
Once and warero rms, 1888 Aain street near Eif-
tenth street. oIs. 10, le, and 90 north fifs
teeplh street. WILLIAM DAffR0N,
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p BY Gr,ibbs q Williams,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctoaeers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUsTEE's SALE OF A FRAMED
i HOUSE AND LOT, ON THE EAST LINZ Of
THIRTiEfH sTRFET SEvENTY -EiGHf FEET
NORTH UF q sTaEET At AUCTION In *
ecu,ion OF deed Of u usI from wilinm horrson
aud wife. dated LIST OF November, 1877, and duiy
recorsed. being tteftto required by the crem'or
secured, will sol by auction apct the pfemisesoh
~ MONDAY, 23p or AUGUST,
st o O'Clock r. 81. the NEW FRAMsD bV ~ nS
with fodr rooms. situated as ABOVE. ihe o' - 80
by lie feet 10 an alley. ..
TEENS: Cash 20 defray expenses OF ss,e ~ -
nav the amounf OF debt now due--sAy aDout ~ W
credit ss 70 a96AO unfit the 4th III Nevsmer,
1880 and the residue upon terms 70 be- made nnovn
u The time OF esle. f'o' frnss;< D
0xuBps 4 WILLIAMS. Aueuopeers. mH
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A wARsr CONTEST.


the PARTY NOT LIKELY TO FOLLOW THE LEAD
OF rug CONVENTION BoLTERs -sINGuLAR
POSITION IN WHICH fiE REPUBLICANS OF
I .THs sgArg rixD THEMSELVES THE YOUNG
pFNoCRACY.
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------l-~-----~-.--~ Z
BY W. Gcddin'
Real Estate Anc'ioneer,
.,,ner Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF I Z, The aE, pES'R IA.
pan sHAiJE,- IN HENRlCO COY a., T. u 81 S'4 -
MILES hBnVE RIcHMONp NEAK LIN OLD du
WILLOW TAVERN. WITHIN STEM Vr
4 MILF or THE BRONX TLRAPikt--o,A,, inc
request OF The heirs OF the lafe W. w ipa ,io,t =
raco,t flor The purpose OF eaactlns uitisionl,
shall oiier FOR sale at public auciioh' on Tue prem
''e'' =" THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER o. 1850,
AZ o'clock p, NJ. The foregoing desirable fAkM,
adjoining the lands OF Messrs. Alitei rears2ii,
smith Bowles, p. II. waldrop, &C.; containing i Ny
recent survey zO2h ACRES. OF which Two Inlrns
mr.. omen land aud he remainder In WOODS ana ,im,
her n will be so divided as 10 sell the DW ELL!N1
and I2l scres The balance VIII be supdi y,aea ln,o
four ar sIler parcels rapsing from 94 10 3S acrts
esch. Tne DWELLING Is comparatively ne"
one. covered with tin. containing elgnt looms III
eiusiny basement. well shaded by DesutIiuI IIees.
THE land 10 OF II lit soil, well adapted 10 irck,ng
and marketIag IL adJoins C!arkes mill. POM, WIZ
good locations for ce-h0uSes. The neignoorhooa y
All relIent one with several cburches ana ,cnvois
near by, and ars,.rate rosis lesdlng ,ron anu 70
RIchlpJnd. Possession In lime 70 SEED TAI crops,
and iulj nos. ession az The end OF the year
Mr.. NJ. r. Valentine, living on the pace, VIII en'"
Il 10 those who NAV call on him. 1900, ,,,,o
TRRMs: One third cash; balance AT one auu W.
wears for bonds bearing Interest. secured Dy oeeu
Of trust. W. GO,DtS' n"@"S''
an 1924 2o&Sep2 3.45,6.7.S&9
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D,sSOLUTIoNs d PARTNERSHIPS.
WOOD AND COAL.

GUNNER PRICES FOR ALL SIZES OF
- ANTHRACITE, CUMBERLAND, sPLINT,
GLOVER HILL, NUTTALBURG, and SOFT
COKE; PINE aud OAK WOOD from 1850 TO
$3.50 per cord. delivered. Call aud he convinced
YOU can do better than elsewhere. Orders by tele-
phone or otherwise promptly filled from either
ofhce-70S Broad, opposite Theatre. or 1908 Cary
street. he lsl III. Y. VI. PAGE.
PURCHASERS WANTED FOR BEST
i sPLINT COAL, BEST ANTHRACITE COAL,
BEST FOREST PINE aud OAK WOOD. BEST
CUMBERLAND COAL, BEST WEST virginia
STEAM COAL. s. L. LATHkOy.
daIa seventeenth street. at draw-bridrs-
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank,

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Eleventh stree. between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
" BUILDING LOT ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
MAIN BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD
sTREETs. AND OF A LOT ON THE ALLEY
IN THE REAR-ln execution OF decree OF the
Circuit Court OF Amelia county, rendered at It's
March term, Ia the case Of Barksdale's adminisra-
tor rs BarksdaIes creditors. the undersigned spe-
cia commissioners thereby appointed, viii sell by
auction upon the premises, on FRIDAY. August
2Oih, at G O'Clock Y. NJ. the following REAL
EST ATE, OF which the late Robert - Barssdale
DIED seized-to wit
A BUILDING LOT on the north SIDE Of Main
between Second and Third streets, lying between
The property OF Abraham Harris and that OF ;: r.
Laihrop. II fronts "a feet and runs back l0oS
feet go, ,.,
ON alley In rear OF the above. and adJo ming the
properly OF DR.. r.. Willis. u l4x22 ftet
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at four, elghf,
and Twelve months for bonds, with Interest, the
titles to I've retained until all the purchase-mOney Is
paid. r. X; FhnhKAh'
Il. L. TABB,
Commlssiers.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auc'ioneers.
f-Q AuR
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No. 3.
E1pYess.

No. Mail leaves Richmond daily, except sunday
for Huntington. Connects closely at 6OrdOnsyille
for Iyuchburg. Connects M Huntington with
steamers for Portsmouth, MaySiile, AMI Cincln-
natl.
No 2 Express runs daily 10 Huntington. Cone
Gets closely A. CiOrtouvle for Lynchburg.
No. 8 Accom- no'1flOn leaves Richmond dai.y *
cept SUNDAY. at $3.50 T.. NJ. and arrives Al GOr-
louisville at 7:l5 l.. ~: on saturdays ODly viii run
10 stanton. arriving az 1910 Z. VI.
No. 81 Mixed leaves Charlottesville daily. except
Sunday. at 4:20 T.. NJ. arrival Of NirgiDia MIDI
land mail FROM Danyil,e aud LynchbuTg, and ar
rives nj WilliamsCn's At 1915 A. NJ.
SLEEPING.CARs on No. 3 from Richmond 20
White sulphur. on No. from White sup ar 10
Huntington.
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yoK LKAsE, 2.

E0R LEASE FOR A LONG, TERN -
- OF YEARS. THAT MOST yALQABLEE ~
,Ftfh tffeeis, fronting so feet and running bsek
about lao fest. This Is beyond doubt the most de-
fllpbe location IN the hoia city for one or more
hssdsome stores. II not leased soon the properly
WIN besoated % pefcelsL ~ she year. u embraces
twD stores on 81 Dad street and two stores and three
~ - SHxaw dRUbBs q WILLIAMS.
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MAILROAD LINES.


~ W. 5Mk---N1G SHK~-yyS
RICHMOND, YoRx RIVER AND cHEsPEAsr,
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
~ TAXING EFFECT AUGUST Is, 1880,
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 r. NJ. Leave Richmond daily iexcept son.
dsyl. connecting at Wesr Point az
TUESDAY. THURS DAY ana zAT
.t URDAY with steamers for All Ind.
iDgs on the York river and for Ball
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS,
$500 a. n. Leave Richmond daily fexcept sun.
1918 A. NJ. day., connecting at West Point win
steamers for Baltimore Oa MONDAY,
TTimlhhi hsSf,Y. s wdfDsSStKrs p51aYY:
with steamers for New S YORK on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. and
FRIDAY; with steamers Tor froyi-
dence and Boston On TUESDAY and
FRIDAY. ~
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. VI. Arrive at Richmond daily leScep,
SnndayL connecting az West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-.
URDAY with steamers from Rat.
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
ESQ p. MI Arrive at Richmond daily (e1cep,
6:35 4. NJ sunday. connecting Al West Point
with steamers from Baltimore, New
York, Providence, and Boston.
No transfer Of freight at Richmond % or from
southern points. Cars run through between Atlanta
Careful handling and dispatch, with lowest rates.
Through bills OF lsding. with guaranteed rates,
Issued TO all northern aud western points.
For in Information, apply at Office Of the company,
Twentv third aud Dork streets. Richmond. Va
aulS ". T. DOUGLAS. Superintendent
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AUCrror sALEs-ruturs Dsys.
BY JAS. MacdousalI, Auctionesrs
tE. B. Cook. salesmanJ ~
No. 10 Governor Tor Thirteenthj street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
" or THE
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY
KNOWN AS tt
THE MANCHESTER PAPEH-MfLL'
TOGETHER WITH
ALL TIE MACHINERY, FIXTURES, &C,
AT AUCTION. .l

THE MANCHESTER PAPEIs-MiLi'
ToGETHEE WITH
ALL TIE MACHINERY, FIXTURES, &c.' 4.
AT AUCTION. 4.ett
The undersigned. special commissioners oi .pe
Chancery f'onrt OF the city Of Richmond. 70 Inc
suli therein depending unier the short lille OF fa
banks rs Wortpudyke &C., will offer for salt NJ puo
lie auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY. AUGUST "a. 1880.
at O'Clock r. W., by authority Of decree I'D saia
suit entered November 20. 1879, me pr1prIS
known as the MANCHESTER PApEh-miLtEss.
that Is 10 say. the Interests OF all parties c'annt
bv through. or under the .lesse fom tne to"n , ~
Manchester 10 Robinson & Fairbanks, tnge,ner MIN
ALI, OF THE MACHINERY anl FIxTEKES.
and ALL OF THE Nights, PRlviL,E;1,,E,Ss,
EASEMENTS. AMI APPURTENANCEs, DULL ~
INGS. aud IMPROVEMENTS thereto Deiong'ps'or
in any wise thereto sppertsining .o
THE TERMS OF SALE will be 1Or casu ~ W ~
much as may be necessary 10 pay tDe expenstss
thereof and The costs OF suit and also 10 pay on au
discharge the sum OF tl4,95O.6O, with lnteiess
thereon from the LIST day OF March. lS70, at ine
rate of per cent. per annum; The residue III epua
jnslainents at six, twelve. and eighteen mon'ls ,e
snectivefy from Inc day OF sac, win Interest Heueu
10 each nj the rate OF rer cent. per annum rom
Inc day OF sale until they shall mature respecisev'
the purchas give his notes tor me dci. rre1 pas
ments and the title TO be re'aaed by the court
until fnIl payment Of the purchase money IS made.
JOHN HOWARD
THOMAS II. WALLACE,
CHARLES u. WlLLMMS.
Special Commit toner's.
Sale conducted by JAS. MACDoUGALL, Anc-
tfOneer. gu -
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RIcHMoaD AND PETERsBuRal
RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, July %,
" 1850, trains ON this road viii run 20 follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1900 NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecua.
for Charleston, Savannah, August
ana Amen (via Charlestonl, Raleigh
jacksonville. stops only at Chester
and Manchester, and At Halfway OF
signal.
$40 p. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAM dali,
PASSENGERS taking this trsin VIII maize
close connection st Petersburg for
600 A. NJ, THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN daily
fexrept sunday: connecting with A.,
M.& q. II. r., for Lynchburg and be-
yond.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
800 A, M. THROUGH FREIGHT daily Except
Sunday. connecting with Richmond,
Fredericksburg sns Potomac railroad
for all points North East, and West
e;25A. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN dali,
Except sunday. Stops ut all sta
3.44 r, a. THROUGH MAI. daily, sonnectias
With Richmond Fredericksburg ant
Potomac railroad for all points Eas
andWest Also, making close cennec
ton with the Chesapeake and Ohit
railroad for the Virginia Springs anf
all points North and West. This traii
s;ons at Manchester and Chester, ant
at Ralf- Way and Drury's Bluff, OF
l. signal - -.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg VIII start rroS
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich.
mono A. NJ. and $50 y. NJ; leave Peters
burg $50 A. N. and 5.30 r. NJ. every Sunday.
Jy23 7. ID. KLINE. SUPERINTENDENT.
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EOR SALE, A VALUABLE FARM IN
II CHARLES CITY COUNTY, NEAR JAMES
RlVER.--I shall offer for sale on
WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER l, 1880,
on the premises, my farm known As COLESVlILE
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 and
now In high state of cultivation. This farm--One
of the best IN the most desirable part OF the conn
ty-possesses unu.ua advantages. II Is convenient
TO churches of nesry every denomination is within
one mile of river landing and post Office aud only
two miles from the courthouse.
IIpOn the premises one large and cOmm0dtous
TWO.STORY DWELLING with ten rooms: an
OFFICE IN the yaru, six good OUT-liOCSkS In
good repair, with brick chimDeys; two large
BARNS, and one new STABLE: one new STORE
HOUSE now doing good business. bold stream
of excellent spring water rises upon and runs
through the farm.
There Is at present more than enough irSt-growth
PINE TIMBER TO supply the prem ses and guam
tity of young timber VIII ch will, In few years, be
large enough for cord wool
Persons desiring 10 Inspect The premises can reach
them easily by the steamer Ariel from Richmond,
Norfolk. or any river l1nding
TERMS OF SALE: Cash, $4,000; the balance In
easy payments to suit pur" haser. Possession can DC
had In thirty days from time OF purchase.
For further particulars address,
A. G. ADAMS.
au1 Wilcox Wharf. James river Va