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Patents G0r Inventions.
E. w. ANDERSON. J. G. SMITH.
ANDERSON & SMITH,
Attorneys ut Law No. 700 Scvcnth-St.
Opposite tho United States Patent
Oflicc, Washington, ID. G.
No fec for preliminary examination.
NO fec unless pateut is allowed.
Fees loss than those Of any other
Responsible agency.
Practice in tho u. S. Patent Office,
U. S. Supreme Court, and District
Courts.
Correspondence solicited and no
charge made for advice.
Books of information sent free OF
charge.
Reference furnished upon request
oct II, i 3m
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Clerks Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF PICKENs.
nov 4, 1880

IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Garvin, Executor, Plaintiff, against Lucy
II Brock ct al. Defendants s.--CoMpLAIXT
FOR RELIEF.
pY virtue Of Decretal Order, made in the
~ above stated case by Hon. 4. =.
Aldrich, Presiding Judge. on the 9th day Of
June 1879, | will sell to the highest bidicr,
ut Pickcns Court House, during the legal
hours of sale, on Salesday in December next,
the followidg Property, to witt
AL that Tract Of Land in Pickens Comfy
knows rs Tract No. SO Of The Maverick Lama,
containing Three Hundred and Forty Acres,
(3lO) more or less, Oh the East ide Of Keo.
wee River.
Plat can be seen in my office.
TERMS CASII-Purchascr to pay for Ii.
ties.
At the same time and place, will sell all
the Notes and Accounts belonging to the Es-
tate Of the said +. N. GarvIn, deceased.
}. LEWIS, Ger. -
nov 4, 1889
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Remember This.
RELIABLE GOODS ONLY
READ THE LIST AND CALL ON

READ THE LIST AND CALL ON
w. T. MCFALL
FOR
AXos, Augers, Alum,
Brooms, Buckets, Brides,
Coffee, Candy, Crackers,
Dippers, Domestics, Darners,
EdSings, Essences, Eggs,
Fish, Flour, Forks,
Ginger, Glass, Gimlets,
Hats, Hames, Hoes,
Ink, Irons, Indigo,
Jugs, Jars, jeans,
Kerosene, Knives, Knobs,
Lamps, Lanterns, Lard,
Moasses, Mucilago, Mackcrcl,
Nails, Notions, Needles,
Oil, Onions, Oysters,
Pencils, Pipes, Paper,
Quart Cups, Quilts,
Rasps, Razors, Rags.
Sugar, Soaps, Shovcls
Tea, Trunks, Tin,
Umbrellas, Underwear,
Vinegar, V"rnish, Vormifugc,
Wooden Ware, Wax, i
Excellent Goods, Yarns.
Zinc, Mirrors and many other uses
ful articles, always on hand. CALL
If you don't soc what gyou want, ask
for it.
These goods will be- sold on most
reasonable terms, for Cash or Barter,
or OH time to neutrality-suspicious.
crs. Respectfully,
W.. II. McRfAEIFl,
oct %, 1880 6
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Meets the requirements Of the rational mcdi,
cal philosophy which ut present prevails. 1t
is perfectly pure vegetable remedy, en-
brncmg the three important properties of II
preventive, tonic, and an Alternative. It
fortitics the body against disease, invigora es
and re>vitaizcs the torpcd stomach and liver,
and effects most salutary change in the ell
tiregsystem, when in morbid condition.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers gen~
orally.
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New Advertisements.
TO ADVERTISERS.
GEO. p. ROWELL s. cos
SELECT LIST OF LOCAL NEWSPAPERS.

An advertiser who spends upwards Of So
600 year, and who invested less than $3.50
of it i'll this List, writes: Your Select Local
List paid me better lnst year TRAN ALL
THE OTHER ADVERTISING DID"
Ht jS Not "a & cooperative List
Ht is Not ~ Cheap Hist.
Ht fs aaH HEOmeSt List.
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:, "."nS Nr0hch Trains lcnvc Lnmrcn- =
II, ~ 'Hha.n and leave Ncwbcrry mt : 90
p IA daily except Sundays.
NhhrYIiir Branch Train connects at Uorr.
= WIN ""wh md up train daily, ,Sund, -.
"Nr|p'ro. hrnyr Ahbevllc ut . 10 n m; Lcay,
hodges nt 3 IOpm '''' "
Up and down Trims on ,I,o main o,...
max" close connection Mt Commit, ,n;,L *, !"
up anu doWn day passenger Trains on ,Ln
H""!n ~, 'ar"Iina Railroad and with the thror =,
'r',%n' = rains with Passenger Cnr attaches
Ta wnnn ,n' " hnInSIon, Columbia and Aurusta
.! nn',ronH' ANA ot Alston with the trims Of tI,,
rp''I,%n'o'lrg r ,n'g Union and Columbia RoiIroaJ
~, N.,,.,iis.n Siisssn sPar"nburg, lIendcrsouvinc.
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The catalogue stStes exactly what the pa
pers are. When the name of paper is prin~
ted in full fncc type it is in every instance
the best. When printed in Capitals it is the
only paper in the place. The list gives the
population of every town and the circulation
of every paper
The rates charged for advertising are bare.
ly one hith the publishers schedule. The
price for single States ranges from 50 to $50.
The price for one inch one month in the en-
tire list is $625. The regular rates Of the
papers for the same space and time are
50, 2,980.l4. The list includes 952 ncwspa-
pers Of which 1877 are issued Daily and 765
Weekly. They are located in i88 different
cities and towns, Of which rs are State Capi-
tails, 1868 places Of over 5000 population, and
468 County Seats. For copy Of List and
other information address
GEO ROWELL & CO.,
10 Spruce Street, New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-05

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. January !, Isso.
Editors Dispatch. have Just come
across nv communication OF The lIth uH'mo
published 10 the Dispatch OF December ~
1879. 49,
lam more than ever convinced am cor
recf. Notwithstanding the implied authority
Of nc Dispatch that am wrong. see ny
thai mai The Dispatch for once agrees WIN
Wrudcli Phillips. Well, can say lna'
Hazarin did use the expression have men
sioned; that Mszsrin was born N naples
A. ID. 1902; that the Scotchman, Fletcher
was born A. ID. 1853 (American Cyctopedtd),
and that II Fletcher did use II. u must
have been before he was eight years
old. Can that be probable? Ny authority
EdirLurqh Reviem for July and Octo.
her. 1915. II processes to be critical
ioarnal. and Is, think In this instance cor
rect. Sure | am that as between the scotch
man and the Frenchman Tor perhaps more
proper,y lialian) the latter should win the
nslm. Unless il can be traced to period
snteccdent 10 Mazsfin, shall claim him as
its author. Very respectfully, ID. w. Is.
our correspondent has raised an inter-
cstIng question. We have always heard
the s,ying he speaks OF attributed to
Fr.sTCHER, Of Saltoun.
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AUCTION sAIEs-.Tuture Dnys.

T1RUsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
COUNTY. SEaE AfIEts5Ey virtue q ? deed
January. 1870. and of record In Hanover county
sieris Once default having been made 70 the pay.
holder thereof requiring this sale. we shall offer for
sale, on the farm formerly occupied Dy sai1 wyatt,
but now occupied oy said Frs,t, called !" Laurel
Groye- near Atlee's station, Ia Hanover county on
THURSDAY The 18th day Of January. 1880. be-
ginning At 0 O'Clock A. ~. The following property.
amount secured In said deed remaining unpaid
3 CHESTER sows.
BERKSHIRE BOAR
3 WAGONS,
bouBIE.PLows.
TilRHT-noRsE PLow.
2 HARROWs.
1 CnRN:PLANTER,
REAPER AND MOWER,
wfS9S.,Ss CART, AND Flow
3 WHEAT-CBADLES,
CLEANER.
1 WHEAT-fAN,
SuBSOiL Flow.
ALSO.
A lot Of RAKEs FORKS, SPADES, sH0YELS,
CORN AND PROvENDER, &C, &c. which
have matured on said farm 'ince The 27th jan
uary, 1879.
TnRMs or SALE: Enough In cash 10 pay ex-
penSes of sale and the amount now due on a note
for 1905 SO with interest from l5th day OF Deccm-
ber SIS. subject 10 n credit of 1894 as Of the l9h
August. 1879 the residue OF the Durchase-money
TO rrespOnd IN amount and time Of ayment with
amount 3nC maturity Of n note for 1895 60 win
interest from the 18Th day of December. 1873,
which will mature on the 18th June, 1880: and he
balance. If any, 10 be made payable In twelve
months from day OF sale. the purchasers to give
notes secur'd by trrist-deed or good personal Sc
curly for all deferred payments.
R r T. ! G r,n2N + Trustees.
EDWIN VAUGHAN Crier IA 5-eod5t
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IFoT INC DI'pd1CH'
Saturday Night.
necemher ID. 1879 }


sure, sirl. mn an thine eyes and let me gaze
Into their depth. How beautiful thou art!
ihisg OF earth thou dot mol seem, but born
OF a celestial realm. LIT up thine eyes
TIE mellowtd lamp-ight falls upon them now
Aua IN their liquid depth there jwells soul
s)f heavekiy beauty. lie, me speak 10 thee'
fI.w timidly thine eyelids droOp ard fali
And RI asain. Upon thy forehead fa'r
I'll isy my hand aud smooth away these LOCKS
And leaning near THE press thine anger iofm
And feel thy warm bret b PLAYING on my chees.
a sd under Thy soft chin III place my hand
Ans. bending DER thee. uss Thy coral ups
There comes n rosy blush upon thy cheek.
All. why Is this? Look up once more and 90
MOI turn away. Why 90 love thee thusr
dhop artless girI. thou hast - The magic face
s,f bumau beauty" and thou hast soul diVIne,
A heart 10 love as only poets dream;
Aud This dear girl Is why love thee thus.
knd now one gentle kiss before go.
why furnest thou away with that sad look
No. no: MS est we part ard never mtet
A. we have mel to-nightf Are these Thy words
Tho pierce my very heart Ike cruel darts;
And yct--and yet thou sayest u must he.
Look 40: Is there no lingering hope Tor neF
- say there Isl Thy lips are silent now.
Thou Wilt not say the words Ia have tnee say.
Good night High on the Alpine hills mere Dloon
Tie roses and the myrties. bur The trope
Atone can climb the gfddy heights and bear
Itv precious flowers home. Once more Coca
nighti
Th,re comes "a voice from ont the busy world
That calls me TO stern Duly's PATH ! 80. -
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by Chaf'in. Staples 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers.
No. / north Tenth street

r COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU.
VkBLE FARM CONTAINING GET ACRES,
ON THE CkAIGTON ROAD ABOUT fOuK
Mills FROM THE CITY OF RICHMOND, BY
AUCTiON.-By virtue Of a decree Of the Chancery
Court OF the city Of Richmond, In the causes OF
TbOmpfOn Us. BEDFORD and ats, and Rooertson-
trustee, rs. Brown and ais. entered on the 16th
day OF October. 1879, The undersigned speclal
commissioner thereby appointed. will sell In front
OF HenricO county courthouse. on MONDAY jan
nary IL. 1880. ~ IL O'Clock NJ lihit bsing court.
oay). that YALUBLE TRACT OF LAND called
=" HAYPORT." situated on the CTaigt on ROAD four
miles from the city Of Richmond. and Formerly
osnod nv J. H. Connell, Esq., containing by recent
survey 227 ACRES-one half Of which u hne river
bottom, and The remainder well adipteo 10 truck
ing The FARM u In "a good state OF CULTIVATION.
4 he DWELLING Is commodious and coinfort-
able, having been repaired and partly built In me
last few years. IL Is elegantly situated IN sbauy
yard near the public rOaJ. The oui-buiidings are
such are usually found on farm Of this kino'
anc In good condition.. -.
TERMS: Whilst the decree 3rescrfbes one th,ro
Gus H. aud the balance In two equal semi-annuai lI-
sfaments with interest added. for negotiable notes.
and the tile retained until the whole of The pr-
case-mOney IS paid and conveyance ordered Nv
the Court. yet the commissioner has authority 10
alter The terms II he should I'll on the day oil
sale.
Those wishing to see man Of the properly can
do so by calling Gu the auc loneers Messrs, Chann'
Staples & 60. HENRY ". HOBSON,
Special Commissioner.
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & Co, Auctioueers;
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pope says that beauty draws us with
single hair. They don't nowadays. When
a beauty gets so bald-beaded that she has
but one bair left she don't draw much
Detroit Ere. Press.
WHY is the pellet YOU give your sick wife
hike ihcfY Bccau,e II i a pill for her,
Boston Transcript.
Dill you make any one heart happier
Chrsimas.dGy y-Nelo YOrk Commercial
Advertiser.
ais IL wrong 10 cheat lawyer 7" asks
an exchange. No. not exactly; but us
gather reversing the order OF things.
John Barley CONS toast " Scotland, with
al, Thy faults. ! love thy SILL"
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ny TsIegrapn.
NEW YORK,

NEW tOhhs
NEW YORK January 3.-The Cotton Exchange
closed. Southern -four unchanged and dull. Wheat
Irregular and unsettled. closing l@2c. lower; un.
GRADED wini,r red sl;60@sl.58; No, 3 winter red,
Corn heavy and Sole. lower. with moderately ac-
i've trade; ungraded; 6O@63c. Oats about &c.
lower; No 3, soc Hops dull aud nominal; yeast
ings, 7@l6c. Coffee dun and unchanged. SUI ar
drm fair 10 good refining 7Asd Tie: refined firm
andaId A. e'sC; granmlaied, 9ha 9Ac.; powdered.
Or!edts more active aud firm at 30@4ec. Rice
quiet aud unchanged. Rosin steady at 1850
sl.00 Turpen ine higher; 45c. bid, Acc. asked.
Wool INN and very quiet; domestic fleece. aga
5Sc pulled, S0@. Sc; unwsshed 1Sd4oc.; Tex.
as 2l@3se. podk modersIely active and rather
Dies drn ana quiet; long clear, nc; short clear
7'sc.; long aud short. half and half 7%c. lard
i've al whis&ey yn nomi EntrsisY rs-
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January 3.-flour steady and IN
changed. southern wheat steady, with light re-
ceiptS; western trn for spot futures easier south
February. SIS x; March, 81 COZ. Southern S com
lower; receipts light: western steady; southern
While. 6o@92e.; yellow. osa5oc. Oats dul and
Coffee quiet; Rio csrgoes, l4@I6Hc. Sugar firm /;
sAo soft. O., whis.ey quiet al si.iS2gsI.i4.
Freig hts dull and unchanged,
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, January 3.-Flour duh aud I'M
changed, Wheat firm at &1.34dSl 80. Corn
stronger nj 40@43c. Oats quiet at 3S@39c. Pork
dun and nominal NJ $l3.25. Lard quiet and un-
changed. Green meats dull aud nominal, the weather
being unfsvorable. Whiskey In good demand at
sl.07. Sugar quiet and unchanged Hogs dull ana
nominal; common, t3.75df4.l5; light. s4.15@
"a 40; packing. ~ .40@f4 so; butchers, a. $500
a go; slaugbt red since November LIST, $3.50
head, against 476,l6O same time last year.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, January S.-Fiour strong. Wheat
hrm at 9l.32asl.33. Corn firm; white, 46c. !;
mixed, 4bc. Oats quiet and steady; white, 42c.:
mi xed, 40kc. Pork brm &l3.50@$14. Lard drm
t,erce, eSc.; keg, s@9s Bulk meats steady;
7Sc. Bacon scarce and nominal. Hams-sugsr-
cured, l0@l0kc. Whiskey Arm al tl.07.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, January 9.-Flour easier. Wheat
lower; No. red fall, el.36s No. 8 red fall
4iy5x. Corn higher at 361a36Ac. Oats dull at
SIC. Whisky higher at t1.06. Pork dull mt
1880. Lard dull aud nominal. Bulk. meals dull |:
shoulders, 44s10 ribs. 46.450&6.55; sides, So SIS
@t6.66. Bacon dull and nominal.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. January 3.-Riour quiet and un-
rhansed. Wheat dull and weak: No. 2 red win.
Ter. 4l.30; NO Chicago spFtnE. tl.S0t: No. 8
Chicago sp;nE $ll5; rejected, csc. Corn du
snd weak a. 39zc. uais dun 1t soc. Drssed hoes
ZOE &c lover 2, eS:iS@e5:25. Pork dull aud
4 .o0@t76S. Buik-meais steady and unchanged.
Wh'stey STEADY and tn good demand ~ clio.
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Fly Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

New YORK, January g. NosH.--Stoeks buoyant.
Money ON call, per cent. Exchange-Lcne, S0A
xas.xt. 1884. State BOMBS dun. Governments quiet
bseaiag.-hcney, 6@3 per cent. Exchange,
4SU& Governments steady new 5e, lO33s AZ
Der cents, 1904; per cents, 1903. STATES dull and
uonIiual.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NV YORK. January 3.--The weekly statement
at the Associated Bank shows the following
changes: Loans decrease. ISIS, 900; specie de-
crease, $4,000; iegai-tenders increase. $685.
800: deposits Increase, VA, 900 circulation in-
crease, tl5. 700; reserve increase. *27l.457.
The banks now have t47l ,S25 IN excess of legal
requirements.
BALTIMORE.
bALTMoRE, January 9,~-Nirginis 6's. deferred,
q; e0nSOls, 5lk second Series, ~: p0st.due cou-
pens- 74x; new lo-40's. 37fs lid to-day.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
No. A Eleventh street. between Main aud Bank.

No. 4 Eleventh street. between Main aud Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNDI-
i vIDED oNE-FOURTH INTEREST IN THE
LARGE BRICK DWELLING AND LOT. No.
SOi, AT TIE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF MAR
SHALL AND EIGHTH STREETS. AT AUG
TON. by virtue OF deed OF trust from w. NJ.
Jones and wife 10 The subscriber trustee. ,iats
let OF September, 1870. aud recorded In Rich
mond Chspcery Court. being thereto required by
the holder OF the note secured. will sell by auc-
lion. upon the premises. on MONDAY. 9Th Of
Jsuaary. AZ o'clock .. NJ. an UNDIVIDED IN
TEREsT OF ONEFOURTH IN THEPROPtRTY
abeye described. II a6joins the IIiGh-echoo build
Ing on The West, fronts 10 feet, more or on
Marshall street, and runs back on Eights street lat
feet. more or less. TO alley sixteen feet vide.
TERMS Cash for expenses or sale and 10 pay the
sum OF 1910: the residue upon terms 10 be pre-
scribec bv the granicr or the trustee In said deed.
and which will be made krown Mt the time OF the
sale. ~ JOHN X. MAImURDO. trustee.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auciioueers.
= de 1s.20.23 1927. idfds
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
1ll3 Main street.

rNRUsTEE'S SALE OF A BRICK
i DWELLING: ALSO A NEAT FRAME
DWELLING ADJOINING. On NORTH LINZ
Of MARSHALL STREET BfTW EEN TWENTY-
FIFTH AND TWENTY-SIXlB STREETs.@By
virtue OF deed OF trus, dated December u 1879,
TO the undersigned, trustee. and recorded In The
clerks Office OF Richmond Chancery Court, ID. u.
LOT G, y. 81. 10 secure the payment o. a certain
negotiable note therein descr!bed and Default nav
ing been made I'm the payment OF said note and be-
Ing required b. the beneficiary so TO do, snail sell
at pubic auction on MONDAY. January ,, 1851;
AT Az O'Clock +. NJ. the premises. all that l.oT
OF LAND. with improvements thereon fronting
GO feet on the north line OF Marshall street. COM
meucing ut a point GO feet from northeast corner
Of Tweniy.iifrh nd Marshall streets. having depth
OF l45 feet 10 an alley 20 leet wide. These DE-
SlIABI.E ID HELLlNGS VIII be .old srpaTstely-
the FRAME DWELLING. No 2504. with 33 feet
OF ground. and Che BRICK DWELLING, No. 25O6,
with 80 feet OF ground.
TERMS: By consent Of all parties. one fourth
cash: balance In six. twelve. and eighteen months.
per cent interest added secured by deed OF trust.
LEROY T.. BROWN, Trustee.
J. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctioneer. de 80
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BY Jno. T.. Langhton, Jr , Auctioneer,
GIG Main street.

VALUABLE LAW-LIBRARY AT AUG.
TION.-By direction of the Representatives OF
the estate Of tho Ia Judge T.. H. Lane, of Louisa
county | win sell AT auction. by catalogue. al NV
aucflOn-hOuse. 9l6 Main street. on WEDNESDAY
the 9Th Instant. com mencing at o'clock =. NJ.
the valuable LAW-LIBRARY, embracing all of the
VIRGINIA REPORTS.
UNITED STATES REPORTS.
ENGLISH LAW AND EQUITY REPORTS,
together with full collection of all The STAND
ARD LAW BOOKS apd a portion of hts MtSCEl-
LANEOUS LIBRARY, containing many books
worthy The attention Of bOOk-buycrs.
Catalogues viii be furnished on application TO the
auctoncer, or TO Messrs. West, Johnston Co.,
book sellers.
TERMS: sums under $50, cash; over $50, sixty
days credit for approved naper.
JNO. L. LAUGHTON.
5,7,9.12,l3.&14 'Auctioneer.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, January 8, 1880.

OFFERINGS REPORTkD TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.- Waite. 2l4 bushels. Red, 462 bushels.
CORN Waite, 764 bushels: OF which 50 bushels
gre rs-exhloiIet. FELLOW, 80 bushels. Hirsd,
I.0ie bushels
UArs.-l.0 bushels.
MEAL.-l74 bushels; Of whlch Sc bushels we're
rE.exhipied
BkASs-l2 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT Waite, 1872 bushels at sl.45 Red, IA
- del. fair Lancaster al sl.4o; 10 bushels mixed
~ el.l0; 90 bushels mixed at 81 As; 90 bushels
Deod Fuiz AZ 41.45; 81 bushels Fulfz al SAP;
- .heis fatz al $I45: 30 bD hels prime Fullz at
81 Al; ~ basiiels good fnx 1T 81 a: As bu htls
very good Iuhx al tl,50; 20 b0shtis Iultz at
$40: 20 basaeis common Fullz at 41.35: 100
eet5ssis faliz Oh private terms total 472 bushels.
Conn.-- Waite. 322 bushels very good .. Csc.
90 bushels ~ otc -ioki. 372 bnsheIs. Yellow. 80
eMshsis prime al Ste. Mixsd $50 bushels cry good
- Use; $50 bushels prime ~ bec.; 50 bushss very
eeod xtosc; x7z bushels al 5sc.-,otal, $50 bush
sAIs.-lo bushels prime snslng Al 10e.: 100
ogrtOs 81 50c.-i0ts1. 2l0 bnsheis.
hxAL.-2e bushels at ole.
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Mail train arrives at Richmond daily OK
ccpt sunday at........ s..-.....tt. bid L. VI
Express train arrives Al Richmond daily
Accommodation train arrives a. Rich
InOud daily except sunday at...........9O0 4. u.
Mixed train leaves SiJuu'Ou AZ D:iJ 4. W..
taking passengers at Gordousylir from the Virginia
Midland traiT from Washington, aud arrives 40
Richmond az Gao u. VI.
connects win Virginia Midland train for
Lynchburg. Drnyie, and Atanti, Mississippi mld
Ohio Railroad stations. aui witt Virginia Md
land train, leaving NJ $40 l.. VI. To- Washington.
Il connects with Virginia Midland train f1r
Lynchburg and DanSillc.
4 connects with Valley railroad accommodation
train, leaving AZ 1913 : NJ. for llarrl.0uburg
~ connects with Valley railroad train, leaving A.
IL j! 4. VI. Cor Harpcr's Ferry.
connect with stages fOr Lexington.
r connects with e.. II. :. aud T.. 4. steamers fOr
Portsmouth aud Cincinnati.
q connects with SciOtO |alcy railroad for the
Northwest.
n connects with al lines diyerglng g. the West,
Northwest, and Southwest. W. VI. =. ut ~,
Engineer and Superintendent
CONWAY X. HOWARD, General Passenger ana
Ticket Agent. uo d.
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ROBERT IT. L1NE, AUcTIOHttT.
BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE
i AND LOT No III WEST DUVAL STREET
AT AUCTICN.-By virtue of two deeds OF trust
the one executed by Spencer Brown aud Charlotte
his wife. dated The 18th OF March. 1876. and the
other from Spencer Brown, dated the Sd of July,
1877. 10 James Peasants. trustre-to secure tne
sum of 1920. evidenced by two notes OF $50 eacn
both OF which deeds are recorded I'm the Chancery
Court of the city of Richmond will sell az auc-
ton on the premises. on WEDNESDAY The I'm OF
January. $50. at AZ O'Clock L. NJ. the SMALL
FRAME HOUSE Ocaied as above. occupied by 10.
seBh Evans, and containing three rooms. The LOT
fronts about 20 feet, ana runs back about 10 feei
more or less
THE TERMS (by consentl will he one fourth cash :;
the balance at six, twelve. and eighteen months for
negOilbe notes, interest added secured 10y trust
deed. JAMES PLEASANIS. trustee.
Sale made by GRUBDS WILLIAMS, Auclioneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-05
BY Robert Il. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a VALO-
~ ABLE TRACT OF LAND IN HANOyEK
cor NTY. THREE MILES FROM AND SOUTH
OF BEAVrRDAM DEPOT, AND FoRIf MILLS
FROM RICHMOND. CONTAINING 36S ACkES,
ADJOINING LANDS OF JOHN W fERRELL'
DHCr.NS ED. AND OTHERS. BY PUBLIC AuC-
TON. UPON THE PREMISES, II HANOVER
COUNTY. ON TUESDAY TIE 1871 DAY OF
JANUARY. 1880. At O'CLOCK Il. M.-lA pur-
suance OF n decree OF the Circuit Court Of Henrco
county entered on the 17ih day Of December. S79'
in suit Of Neherland rs. hetherand there In pend
ing shall proceed 10 sell, upon day and at hour
named. upon the premises. the above described
LAND. Of which the late George $. Ncthtrand
died seIzed and pos essed. The land Is half cleared
and remainder In good oak and pine timber lies on
the main county road leaCiDg from ti1cen Bay sta
tlon to Horreymans bridge. over Little river The
improvements are ordinary, consisting of IN NJ
FRAME DWELLING. &c: the soil Is good and Inc
timber valuable. b ing 20 accessible 10 the Chesa-
peaRe and Ohio rail Dad.
TERMS: Under decree will be one nth cash
balance uI on credit of six. twelve, eighteen and
twenly-fOur months. with UegOtilbe notes. six per
cent interest adGed. and title retained until all OF
tine purchase-monej Is paid and "A CONVEYANCE Is or
dered by the court. -
JAMES F. NETHERLAND,
THOMAS W. PEMBBR1ON.
Commissioners.
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