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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-09

TRAVELLING On HIS LooKs.-Tbey were
in railroad-car, iourneying to Chicago
On the opposite seat was man OF com.
handing figure and brow, and thoughtful
expression.
"What a fine countenance, james!
wish knew his occupation"
MAYBE he is a lawyer"
"There's too much benevolence in his
face for a lawyer"
"He may be banker"
"N0t bit OF 1t! A man with such q
heavenly expression couldn't content him.
self with money-gelting. His aim in life is
higher than that"
81 guess you are right, Amelia. I'll take
your word and bis for it,"
At the next station an inquistive farmer
took q seat beside the man with the noble
brow aud asked him about his vocation.
Amelia held her breath and listened to the
reply. Ii was this:
II keep saloon and a meat-shop. My
wife sells beer and do my own butcher
ing"
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SEINE.THREAD.
ROOTS. SHOES. &c.

NENTLEMEN'S DOU b l. E. 41W
" SOLE HANDMADE BOOTS at'~
$780, bargain;
GENTLEMEN's HEAVY DOUBLE-SOLE BUT
TON-BOOTs, LACE-SHOES, aud CONGRESS
CATERS, in all grades;
LADIES' FRONT and SIDE-LACE and BUTTON
B0OTS-heavy soes. for walking and In fine
soft Kid and light soles;
BOYS and CHILDREN'S SCnOOL-SHoES and
FINE DRESS BOOTS;
INFANTS SHOES in all styles;
A fine line of OLD GENTLEMEN'S and LADIES
BROAD-BOTTOM, FLAT-nEEL BOOTS and
SHOES;
TRUNKS, VALISES, SATCHELS, BAGS, OVER
CATERS. &C.:
The UNIVERSAL ANKLE-SUPPORTER, for
| weak ankes-a good thing. All at -
j. A. GRIGG'S,
de 81 Tenth and Main streets.
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BY Chafiin, Staples 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
No, / north Tenth street.

4 UCTION SALE OF VERY VALUA-
ETTS MAR THE BALTIMORE BRICK COM
PANY'S YARDS-On MONDAY The "a day OF
February, 1850. at o'clock ~ we MI Sell on
ACRES of the celebrated VAN LEW BRICk-
CLAY LAND. adjacent to the blick-yards OF the
Baltimore Brick Company and OF Messrs. fo"ers Il
CrumD .,
The superior quality of this clay IS so well estab-
lished as to need commentator from US, ana rs
II IS the last of The Van Lew clay property now on
the market or likely 10 be for some years 10 come;
Trick makers should not miss this opportunity OF
securing the only clay from which DricN can ne
made for supplying the city government ana Whcn
Is preferred by builders 10 any other kind. .
fhe property will be divided into two parcels IL
desired by purchasers.
TERMS: One 9Th cash; the balance In DUAL pay
nents at six, twelve. eighteen, twenty our thirtY'
and thirty-slx months with interest added for ne
gOtIabIe notes, secured by trust deed on the pro-
perty. CIIAFFIN, STAPLES ca.
f' Auctioneers.
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THE SSuB LEoSINE.-(At Mrs. Lyon
Hunter's.) Lion No. l Qimidly): "I-a-
think had the pleasure OF meeting you at
Sir Gordius Midas's, at dinner, last week ~
Lion No. 2: "Ah-I dessay. Pm very bad
at recollecting faces" Lion No. with
pardopable pride): "My name is Randolph
Bonamy Wilkins" Lion No. 2: Cabin.
deed Pye wretched memory for names"
n. Il. Lion No. is no less a person than
j. Robinson, who Is said to have penetrated
twenty-three miles farther into the interior
OF Australia than any other man, and has
got to believe that he is the original dis.
coverer Of that continent.-Punch.
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AUCTIoy sALEs.-.Fusure Days.
by Jas. Ma cdourall, Ancticneer,
No. 10 Governor Tor ThIrteenihI street.


CTOCK OF MILLINERY, FIXTURES,
= SHOWCASES, &C, st AuCTIo =, ~ :,
Walton. decng business. has p'er,ninea 70 sci ~
auction on THURSDAY The ]. 't9 ,nslant, AZ
O'Clock, at her store, No. 3U1 Broad street, corner
Of Till d, her entire stock. embfacibs
GoUDs IN THE MILLINERY LINE
which have always been considered ofthe pcs guar,
lily. consulting OF u general assortment ah'"nsS'
which may be uamedin part:
HATS, trimmed and unirimmed'
RIBBONS In great variety.
FLOWERS and FEATHERS OF the best
quality.
LACES. VELVETS,
silks. sATINS,
and large stock OF FANCY GOODS and FIND
INGS. In 100 great variety TO be mentioned Ia an
advertisement.
sToRE-FIXTURES. embracing
SHOWCASES.
LApIES' WRIT1NG-DESK,
MIRRORS.
PARTI1IOSS-
SHELF-BOXES,
SIGNS. CURTAINS,
SHADES, STOVE, SC.
The attention of the ladies' Is particularly re-
auested, us the goods will be sold in lots 70 suit.
JAS. MACDOUGALL,
Auctioneer
p. n. COOK, Salesman. re 9
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CoNcEALED-WEAP0N BmL.-Among the
various amendments offered to the concealed.
weapon bill was one by Mr.. Boone, OF
Clark, allowing newspaper editors and re-
porters TO carry what they pleased to pro-
tect themselves against the murderous
public. The amendment was read for in
formation, and created some amusement.
Len Faxon, however, took 1t in dead
earnest, and sent an order at once to Gin.
cinnati for lot Of hand-grenades, a small
howitzer, q six-shooter, and other convent
ent and appropriate defensive weapons
Ye0m1n.
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HeAlde Loves Bier.

BYR.T. W. DUKE, JR.
Men came and wondered, when he died,
And stood With wet eyes by his bier
1--WE never dreamed some wildly cried,
"Tnat Love could die he was so DEAR
Some only looked awhile and sighed,
Then went their way; they had no tear;
One moancd: si'vc wandered far and near,
AMI sought for Love. and would have died
For his sweet sake-l find him herc;"
Another kissed his cold white brow;
.Fsreweil,r he cried. "Thou Wilt not move;
Eternal siumber holds thee now;
No resurrection comes for Loye!"
But one who stood apart space
Drew near him gently. Love" said he,
ale never truly knew thy face
Who saw thee dead nor died with thee"
TScrfbner, February.
I'VE congratulate our young friend the
author OF the above. He has rival, how.
ever, in Liberty, Bedford county. who lately
seat us 50 fine poem that we could hardly
believe that 1t was original.l
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prrrrsnrRo. February 6, I.

PETERsBUKU, FtUTuaIY v, fo.O'
Editors Dispatch: Please inform large
number Of your readers where those nnes
.He left bis country for his country's
good - can be found, and oblige
MANI READERS.
Our impression Is that they are to be
found in Buffers Hudibras:
.True pstriot he; for be II understood,
He left his country fer hts counirys good.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
" AND LOT ON THE WEST SIDE OF TWEEN
TY.SIXTH STREET BETWEEN NJ AND y
STREETS, CHURCH HILL, AT PUBLIC AUG
TION-In pursuance of a decree OF the Chancery
Court of the city of Richmond entered on the Zdday
of December, 1879, in the case of Landlord, as
signee, rs. McDonough and ais, the undersigned:
commissioners appointed for the purpoc, WIZ sell
at public auction, on the premises. on FRIDAY the
2Oth day of February, 1880, nc AZ O'Clock L. NJ,
the PROPERTY located as abOye-lOt S23 by 1872
feet-with the Improvements thereon.
TERMS: Enough In cash to pay the cost and cx-
penses of this sui of said SALE the residue upon
a credit of one, two and three years, the purchaser
executing NEGOTIABLE notes for the deferred pay
ments with per cent interest from day OF sale, and
the title 10 be retained until the whole of the plr-
chase money shall be paid and conveyance ordered
by the Court. ISAAC II. CARkTNGTON,
j. NJ. GREGORY,
IN q Special COmmis siOnprs.
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GRAMMAR. :"Pve had a wretched
night, Mrs. Wobbles." Nurse: "Dear, dear
me, sir thought you sIep' most comforta'
blei" Invalid with groaD): ooh. Mrs.
Wobbles, do use the adverb!" Nurse
eyes, sir; I'll see about it directly, slr-
ut"-(puzzled)-" RELY don't think
there's one In the 'ouse, sir !"-Punch.
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fFor the Dispatch.l
rSa Yarxln QMeeus


Ian nm INV head. virripia,
Toq today NJ pure art tEou
AZ when she English Rsirigb
Fst 4 crown upon thy brow'
rAr, nm tpy head, virginia,
Though thy tears arc laihns ia'''
They % not stsip fbe memory
OF thy great. glorious past
For ,tis there the noble Washington
living record stands. ,.,
That BEST he wars for GOD ana etste,
Who SELF subducs, sommandsi
There, too. impassioped Henry,
With ktraufc and fhriiiinR cry,
stii, st,rg in those cold hearts OF ours
A prayer for iibertyt
But lei another record there.
IIustained as yet by age,
writ 10 this Old, old volume
New names upon tie page.
WAS ever Greek or Roman crowned
With Iaureis such as these
The men whose names are nnks" aor ose
With Jacksoa's and with Ltee'
Then iift thy head. Virginia,
For to-day as pure art thou
As when The Eng Dish Raleigh
Set q crown upon Thy brow
JANUARY 2e, 1880.
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A RUINOUS LOSS. E.

A loss of bodily tissue greatly in excess of the
natural daily waste which takes pace in the health
lest physical and mental structure, and but for
which waste life and youth might be indefinitely
are weak and nervous system fragile. To arrest this
ruinous loss and brace the system course Of Hos.
letters Stomach Bitters is the proper agent. Tone
to the nerves. yigor and regularity TO the digestive
organs and liver, are among the boons conferred
upon the debitsted and sick Of both sexes by this
Inestimable medicine, which more than any known
tonic tends TO check the progress OF unnatural and
premature decay. Sleep renewed relish for food
| are both obtained by the nervous and dyspeptiC
through its use which is also the means of inuring
the system 20 encounter safely maarious atmos.
pheric influences. fe 4-W(wl,F&M
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The TAx.DoDGERs.-(Llttle Rock ARK.
Gazette. First Citizen: Mr.. Honeyfuglc,
do you pay your taxesY
Mr.. Honeyiugle: No, sir.
First Citizen: Whyf
Mr.. Honeyfugle: Because don't haito.
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CHOCOLATE.
1913.

TSTABLISHED 1913.
GOLD MEDAL AWARDS
CENTENNIAL 1875, PARIS 1873
MAILLIARDS CELEBRATED CHOCOLATE
AND COCOA PREPARATIONS.
The very best made. Entire satisfaction given.
Sold BY all leading grOcers and confectiOners.
W. b. HERSMAN 4 CO.,
No. Is south Twelfth street. Richmond, Va,
Sole Agents for Manufacturers.
IA Of -W&Mlm
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BY W. G0ddin,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
corner of Bank and Eleventh streets.

Real Estate Auctioneer,
corner of Bank and Eleventh streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE REAL ESTATE IN THIS CITY AND
NEAR THERETO, ADJOINING II II + RESI-
DENCE OF DIR. T.. r. DICkINSON-By direction
OF the Chancery Court Of Richmond In us decree OF
The 20th January, 1850, In The suit of Ragand rs.
Rsgland's administrator ct ais. the undersigned,
specla commissioners, will proceed 10 sell at public
auction. on the premises, on THURSDAY the - h
day of February, 1880, at o'clock L. VI, and In
the order mentioned, the following DESIRABLE
PROPERTY-tO wit First. the LOT Of by l 10
feet. more or less. with FRAMED STABLE, &c,
thereon. on the west line of Fifth street between
Marshall and Clay, now In the OCCUPANCY OF Mr. W.
Lipscomb. second. the LOT OF AZ by les feet,
more or less, with THREE FRAMED STORES and
DWELLINGS thereon. on the north side or Mar
shall between Second and Third streets Third, that
large and conveniently. arranged BRICK DWELL-
INC; now occupied cy n NJ. Lee. Esq OF ~ by 81
feet 10 vide alley, more less, Oh the north side OF
Mar II II street between Foushee and Adams. This
house with all It's modern improvements, has about
twelve rooms, besides Kitchen stable, anu carriage
bonse Fourth. After the safe of the above. then.
ON the premises, at 81 O'Clock of the same Do will
be sold the LOT Of II acres more or less IN Hen
rico county but 10 Sidney, at the head OF the
Franklin.street extension, aud adjoining the resi-
dence of Or. l.. X. Dickinson.
TERMS: One fourth ca h balance at fOur, elght'
and twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest
added, aud title retained I'LL all are paid ana con-
j. A. LYMAN,
u. PURYEAR.
feo12I4l7I9&i Special Commissioner.
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A QUEsTIos IN ARITHMETIC -(New Or
leans lsmes.1-If II takes two good shots
two times TO miss each other twice, bow
long would II take two bIapkety blank shots
10 bit felleri The above Is hereby retract'
ed Internationally.
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BY Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERY
~ DESIRABLE AND WFLL-BUILT BRlCK
TENEMENT. No GIT, ON THE EAST LINE =, oE
LEIGH AND NJ STREETS, CHURCH HILL,
At PUBLIC AUCTIUN.-In pursuance Of de-
nond entered on the ist dav of January, 1850. I'm
the suit of Cooke rs Cooke, trustee. ], the under
signed commissioner, appointed for the purpose,
win sell, upOn the premises. al public auction. on
TUESDAY NEXT, the 10Th day OF February
1880 at AZ O'Clock i. NJ, the above-describcd PRO-
PERTY. The DWELLING contains six rooms
with nice hail. and In good repair. There Is splen-
did well OF water aud some choice fruit-trees upon
the lot. This Is "A pleasant and we-l0cated small
dwelling. The LOT Is 25xl32 feet.
TERMS: Under decree one fourth cash: balance
at six, twelve, ana eighteen months. with O per
cent interest added 10 negotiable notes, secured by
deed Of trust.
Special attention is called to this sale.
j. PRESTON COOKE,
90 = Commissioner.
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This announcement. to begin JANUARY 10, 1880
means an actual saving %
20 TO so PER CENTUM.
For example:
BLACK SILKS at LOO we sold at So:
BLACK SILKS at sl.75 we sold At $3.50;
BLACK SILKS at 81 we sold at 1925;
KID GLOVES a: s1.05 we sold al 1928;
KID GLOVES at 1925 we sold at $3.50;
IARRIS'S SEAMLESS KIDS:
Two-button at Sl.60 worth 80;
Three-buttou at 81 s5 worth 1925.
Complete line OF BLACK CLOAKS aud DOLMANS
AT A SACRIFICE.
HARRIs'S seamless ONE-BUTTON KIDS at
50c
Goods In all departments will be sold at PRIME
COST.
FANCY DRESS GOODS soc. to S1.5O that we
sold at 90 TO SIS. THOMAS X. PRICE CO.,
ia 15-eod3m 1lOl east Main street.
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There was nothing peculiar, we think, In
the snow fakes concerning which our Clafks-
VILE correspondent writes us.
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By Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank

Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A n + w
i FRAMED DWELLING AT THE SOUTH
WEST CORNER OF EIGHTH AND BATES
STREETS, NAVY HlLL.-ln execution OF deed
of trust from W j. Ward and wife TO the subscri-
Der. will sell bv auction. upon the premises on
FRIDAY. 18Th February. At ~ O'Clock T. VI, the
NEW FRAMED DWELLING, wi three rooms
situated as above. The lot IL l5xl22 feet.
TERMS: By consent, one fourth cash: balance al
six tweive ana eighteen months, with interest, and
secured by trust deed -
Cprpnse WILLIAMS AucftOnGprs. t. q
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POSTPONENlENT.

The above sale is postponed until THURSDAY
fe 4 COMMISSIONERS.
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RAILROAD LINES.

HIcENoNp, FRKD'G POTOMAC Y. v. co.
RICHMOND. VA, November z, 1872
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 8, 1870,
~ trains oy this road WI run As follows:
NORTH BOUND.
sl2A ". leaves Byrd-street station ia ly Tex
cept sundays; due at Washington,
l:i0 7. NJ; baltimore, 3:Oo l.. NJ. {;
Philadelphia, $50 L. NJ; New YORK,
1905 7. NJ
soc z. NJ, leaves Byrd-street station DAT y; due
a, Washington, 9:25 Z. NJ. Baltimore,
ll:25 L. NJ: Philadelphia, $40 a. a.
New York, Gas A. VI.
400 L. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Junction. leaves BROAD Street stauos
daily iexeept SUI dayg.
SOUTH BOUND.
lOl5P,M., arrives ~ Byrd-street station daily
fexcept Snndaysl. Leaves Nav YORK
e:l5 A. NJ: Pbils dslphs, ll4o A
NJ; Baltimore, $3.50 u. W.. Waning
top $40 NJ.
Il:4O A. NJ, ARRIVES At Ryrd-Street station daily.
Leaves New York, 1000 2. NJ; Phil
adelphia, lilo A. NJ; Baltimore
4:5b A. ~ Washington, TOO A. NJ.
s:43A NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrive
ct Broad-Street station tally .sxcep
General Ticket Agent
EFT. D. AYyRs. General Superintendent N
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Il 10 noticeable that young man with q
fyorcent cigar never has TO be told not to
smoke In compsny.-0U Guy Derrick.
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by John NJ. G0ddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. ll06 Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VERY
i DESIRABLE FOUR-ST0RY BRICK RESI-
DENCE, No. 915, on THE SOUTH SIDE OF
LEIGH STREET BETWEEN NINTH AM
TENTH STREETS, SOW OCCIPLED I;Yr, RU-
FUS II. SARVAY, ESQ. AT PUBLIC AUCTION
In pursuance of a coed of trust from n. c. Talia,
ferro and wife 10 Tho undersigned. dated The 22d
Iay of January. 1878. rccerd ed in he clerks office
of the Chancery Court Of The city OF RICHMOND. d.
r. lI2 u. page ~. and default having been made In
the payment OF portion of the amount secured by
said deed, aud being required 80 10 do by tnc bene
jciary. we viii proceed TO sell at public auction, ON
The premises on MONDAY the 9Th day OF Febru
ary. $50. At AZ o'clock i. NJ, the PROPERTY
located as above described. The HOUSE contain.
ten rooms bathroom. water-closets, &c; gas and
water: kitchen with two rooms. The LOT Is
23xl3SI feet 10 an alley ten feet wide.
This property, being centrally located and the
neighborhoOi excellent. should attract he attention
of those seeking pleasant home or profitable In
veStmtnt.
TERMS: Cash enough 10 pay the expenses of sale
and two notes amounting to S3,332.7l. with in-
terest and cost thereon from the 10Th OF Janrary
1880; and the residue On such terms a VIII be an
nOunced at SALE j. VI. GOlDlN.
j. W. ANDERSON,
f. A Trust cs.
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POSTPONEMENT.

POSTPONEMENT.
In consequence Of the nclemeDcy of the weather
the above sale Is pOstpOneG until MONDAY the 9th
of February, 1880, AT O'Clock =. NJ:
CTIAFFIN, STAPLES K co,
70 aTuFeSN Auctioneers.
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OMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
YIN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.-In pursuance OF decree OF The CIR
cult Court of Chesterfield county. In The chancerY
suit STYLED Lucy NJ. BrNan; rs. sophia Middleton,
executrix, &c. entered at the November term,
1879 the undersigned. special comm lssioners, will
sell at public auction, on MONDAY the 9th day OF
February. 1880. between The hours Of - o'clock
NJ. and 2 O'Clock 7. NJ, In font Of Chesterfield
courthouse, the TRACT OF LAND mentioned in
said decree, whereof Charles Middleton DIED seized
and possessed, containing, by recent survey, 1893
ACRES, living about seven miles from Chesterfield
cOurt-house. near the Brehthope railroad. and adj
Joining the lands of the Brighthooe Railway Com,
pany aud Others. The buildings consist OF good
and sufficiently large and commodiOus FRAME
DWELLING and the necessary out. houses. The
FARM is well wooded and watered. &C.: IS a pleas
ant residence. near 10 churches aud schools, &C.
TERMS: One third cash: the balance on credits
of one and two years, equal instruments, the pur-
chaser to execute his bonds for the deferred pay
ments. bearing Interest from day Of sale, and the
title retained till the whole purcnase-money shall
have been paid and a conveyance ordered by tie
Court X II. JoNES, JR:;
W. r.. MCKINNEY,
GEORGE HASON.
"a 2s Special Commissioners.
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EAST Bot Nd.
Mail train arrives at Richmond daily sN- .oN
cept sunday at........,. ..,.s.s.sss.. t.7'f'
Express Train arrives al Richmond daily
At.....s...........s..s..sr sssss 80. 80 - -
Accommodation train arrives ~ kllh- Al
mond daily except sunday h........',:gn',
Mixed train leaves Stauuion As t12 y "a.
taking Messenger al Gord0nsyilic from the ~
Midland trair from Washington, aud ail''' ="
s connects with Virginia Midland ,rtin
Lynchburg, Danyills, and Atlantic hi,sis,ippi III
Ohio Railroad stations, an VIII ift
land trsn, leaving asi:lO L. NJ to' ashins ir
n connects with virginia Midland uaiA ="
Lynchburg and Danviile. 49,, ......,,.,,, lon
4 connects with Valley railroad accom- m"''''N
train. leaving az S:lS 81. for Harri.outntk'
ID connects with Valley railroad tr1in, 1ea''Ds "
lllt A. NJ. .or Haroers Ferry.
n connect with staxes for Lexington. .. M,
4 connects with G. Is. =. sud l.. L. sltaaei' '0'
Portsmouth and Cincinnati. a., ,h.
| {; connects with seioto Valley rsilroai iof 'ns
Northwest. ~, ,,..-.-,.. 4, On. Nest,
Northwest. aud southwest W. NJ. :, III ~
| Engineer and superiOtenss IA
CONWAY X. HowARp. 0eaerAl f-~SSSa 10
! Jlskst Agent
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COMMISSIONER CLAiBoRNE's OFFIcE.l
LAwRENCEyILLE, VA, February 8, 1880.
ITO RAISIN & CO.. Plaintiffs,
l. and
Il. w. Jones, sheriff and administrator Of Il. II. Ro-
gers; Sarah D. Rogers, Il. j. Rogers. and II. b.
TICKS, tIuetct... Defendants.
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon the
18TH DAY OF MARCH NEXT TO take and settle
at my Office the following aceounts-viz.
!. An account OF the transactions OF Y. w. Jones
as sheriff, aud As such administrator of b. III. Ro-
gers.
2. An account OF the debts outstanding against
the estate OF said Il. III. Rogers. .
3. An account of the real and personal estate Of
which said Rogers died seized, or In which he had
an interest, showing the annual aud fee simple value
Of The real estate, and also what has become OF the
personal property convened In said deed OF trust
required TO be taken by decree Of the Circuit Court
for the county OF Brunswick, rendered at October
term last, In suit In chancery therein pending be-
tween Raisin Co. Us. Roxers's administrator, &C..
at which timcyou are required TO attend.
Given under nv hand as commissioner In chan
cery OF said court the day and year above written.
re 7-S4w GEORGE CLAIBORNE.
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MERCHANT TAILORING.
SEEQSMEN.

WILL SUPPLY EN-. EARLY PEAS
i 10 my customers at 81 per busbel- not over one
bgshe to any order. ,
"KnOwing the fact" we unhesitatingly state that
the first English Peas sold In this market, grown in
this vicinity. was from seed bought from Mr.. FIG
MFR Henry GrubbS, Mike Dugdn, John Eue'
Tett, Produce Dealer, ~ cOnd Market.
Mr.. FIGNER's Cabbage Seed gave me better salts
faction than other dealers Gus. LtgnOt Trucker,
HenricO county.
Mr.. FIGNER'S seeds in variety gave entire salts
Acknowledgment Hunter, p. Opretor st. Claire fio-
tel. ....,
Address orders 10 w. G. FIGNER, Scotsman.
COS Marshall street, Richmond, Va.
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HORSES. MULES. &c.

1915 EXTRA MULES ANDE-c
1OO HORSES just arrived at the BAN <2f
Franklin street. Richmond, Va. For sale wholt-ale
and retail. EDMOND BOSSiEljx.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-09

TRUSTEES' SALE OF Landry vir-
/ tue of a decd Of trust from William Wilkinson,
we will offer for sale at public auction In front OF
The court. house door Of Chesterfield county, be-
tween the hours of IL O'Clock VI. and 2 o'clock II.
NJ, on MONDAY, February 9, 1850. a TRACT OF
LAND formerly b, longing TO said Wilkinson. lying
near Goodies bridge. in Chesterfield county, contain
Ing 463 ACRES, more or less, and bounded By AD-
pomatt0x river, the lands of II. y. Millers estate,
and others. ,,,,.
The title is believed 10 he good. We sell subject to
the wjdOw's dover, which has been laid OIL The
widow dover Interest can now be purchased al 4
reasonable price.
SALE WILLIS y. DANCE,
JOHN SPEARS,
"A 90 Trustees.