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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-03

WEDNESDAY NIGHT, MARCH 0TH.
JERUSALEM AND THE HOLY LAND.
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g. The Ord Virginia Gentleman"

.nDRtSS OF DR., Y. A. HOLLAND BEFORE TIE
VIRGINIA SOCIETY OF CHICAGO On THE
TWENTY SECOND OF FEBRUARY-sOMh TEN
DER RgCOLLECTI0Ns OF LIFE IL THE OLD
DONfNIoN-BANQUET AND BALL.
CHICAGO. February 23, 1881.
Editors of Richmond D,Sp0tcd
WashngtOn's birthday was celebrated IN
orr civ bv the second annual banquet oil
the Virginia Society OF Chicago. The name
of NiScini, is doubtless enough 10 convince
Won and your readers OF the TACT tbal Tue
anniversary OF the day on which tue tathei
OF our country first saw light was celtDia'eu
in manner rejecting honor upon Chicago
and in keeping with the reputation OF INC
Old Dominion.
The banquet was held at the Pa'mei
House. whose proprietor threw open Tue
most gorgeous Of his parl0rs Tor the guests
~ tho Sncie,y. The Attendance was large,
those present numbering perhaps one nun
dred and sixty, and as so many OF our as
tirgushcd ci,lzeGs trace back lhelf ahceS-
fry 20 one or more Of the +. F'S v, com
pri>ed men OF more than local reputation
OF these will menlion the names OF Judges
John G. Rodgers, NJ. +. Tuley, W. II. Bar
num. al Of whom occupy honorable posi-
lions an our Circuit.Cour bench; General
NJ. b. Buford. president Of the Society
Rev. II. w. Thomas. the celebrated Meth
odi.i divine; Rev. Dr. II. A. Holland, an
other of our most distinguished clereymen
Rev. J. N. WorralI, formerly of Covngton'
KY, and Hon. Cyrus II. McCormick. SICK
ness caused the absence Of :. NJ. Moore, eX'
Judge of the superior Court, and Hon.
Garter II. Harrison, the first Democratic
mayor our great city has had for eighteen
years.
The banquet will always be Remembered
by those VINO were present., CHIEFLY Tor Two
reasons-on account Of the delightful Time
all The participants passed. aud on account
Of the faces of the Old DOminlon's young
daughters than whom fairer maid, never
existed. or each ard every one OF them
MIGHT The poet have sung
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GOAL AND WoOn. w EST VIRGINIA
" SPLINT. best lump>$6 Ter 1000 ponNh
halt, $3.50 per ton OF 2.Oo0 pounds. PlSE
WOOD, IS per s0sd $3.50 per salf cord OtAk
WOOD, l6 per cord; IS PER half cord. AL kiiss OF
ANTHEACfJk lowest cash I,Issrs. Omces> 7eS
ie 10 C. III. PAGE.
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HOSIERY

At \ GREAT SACRIFICE.
f. 26-Sl.Su&Th
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THURSDAY NIGHT. MARCH 10Th,
WITZERLAND \ I'D T II T. \ Alps.
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FRIDAY NIGHT, MARCH llTH,
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.
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WOOD AND gOAL

4 NrHRACITE CO L.-T3lS DAY
N unloading, 4O0 ions ANTHRACITE COAL
Egg. stove, and Chestnut sizts-of best quality
/ hose IN want viii phase selpi Ia lh.s orders.
Dealers furnished sn liberal terus-
WRIT ROBERTS.
f. 22 Seventeenth alaA cary streets.
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SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH l2rH,
GRAND MATINEE.
\ TRIP AROUND HE WORLD.
Admis sion on this OccJsl0n..... .........2J cents
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NJ MORE DAMAGED GOODS
FROM THE
GREAT FIRE IN NEW YORK.

SLIGHTLY DAMAGED BY WATER ONLY.
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CUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNi-
.STURE. BRUSSELS AND TAPESTRY CAR
prs. siLVFR-PLATED WARE. MATrktsS-
rs, BIDDING. &C, AT AUCIlOH.-At me re-
viii sell al the residence No. 1873 west Main street
TUESDAY THE ODD INSTANT.
at IOl5 o'clock, the entire FURNlTURL-as fol-
/ TURKISH PARLOR SUIT, Upholstered IN Grim
son satteeu con'isiipg of sofa, large Arm
WHTNirT. FRAME PARLoR SUIT. upholstered
in green worsied reps, co si,ling OF SOFA
Arm.C Chairs ard S S9S'leT Ch Eanjrrs;r,p,rs.
| beautiful ALL.GILT CENTRt-TABLt, hand-
somely carved marble ton;
OlI-PAINTI ..GS.
Handsomely framed L-tllROMOS.
The parlors. three chamhers, dfning.ro0m' ha'is'
and s d c sEd r TaP T CAR
PETINGS and CARPET LlNlNGS, as good as
new: .,,-,, ,,.,,r
carved and inliid with eit, OF BedSiead. Ward
robe Dressing. ( ase. WaShsiand. and Table;
| MASSIVE WALNUT CHAMBER stI r;of Bed
stead. French Dresser, Washsland: ana rance
Superior CTRLED HAIR MATTRESSES;
together with excellent scls Of
holsters and PILLOWS. BLANhEIs'
sHfETlNGS and CASES
WOOVEN-WIkE SPRING ATIRtsSEs:
FRENCH CHINA TOILET sETS-compiele;
DROP. LIGHTS, IRON TENDERS, &c.
l MASSIVE PEDESTAL WALNUT tNTEN-
SION-TABLF,s f.ct 'ong;
/ very handsome WALNUT BUFFET. with mar
BILE slab. iulad with French uanel;
WALNUT CANE DINING ROOM CHAIRS:
Beautiful PARLOR kSCRiTOIRE: ,,-
/ WAINUT-FRAME tFIlLL SIZE ENTEN"
SION SOFA-BED LOUNGE, upholstered III
TRIPLFPI ATFD TEA SET Of . pieces:
|SILVFR.PLATkD ICE .PITCHh Rand GOBLEIs'
HERRY-STANDs, GIfTTtR-Dl>HES,
KNIVES. FORKS, Spoons, and
GLASS BOWLS, GUBLETs, WINES, and other
GLASSWARE:
TABLF.LlNEN and CUTLERY,
GRANITE WARE and CROCkERl generally:
DARK COTTAGE CHAMBER SUIT. complete
with Mattresses aud Bed1ing and Toiet ana
TIN WARE.
The kitchen is furnished with
| No. METEOR COOKlNG-RANhE Y. with a'llhe
necessary and mauv extra apnuriananceS' 10,
gether with SIDE-TAHLES. 1IN-WAEE, ana
LAUNDRY FURNITURE gene rally: -
l superior DOUBLE.sIZE FAMILY RtfhlOE-
RATOR:
/ NEW PATENT FARTH-CLOSET;
Excellent WALNUT II ALL-STANp. sc. $500,
The above FURNITURE, in Manufacture anI
finish. is greatly superior 10 that usually sOl al
auction: has been so well KEPT as 10 he as goou as
new, and merits the attention OF h0uS9ketpefs; =,
The house will be ODen AFTER 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ
Monday the 2lst instant. aud p1rues DESIRING 10
purchase such articles are requested To call ana eA-
anime bcf, re the dsv of sale. .
JNO. T.. LAUGHTON, JR"
fe1e AuciOnter.
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grief Itess.-In the Mayors Court yes
terday morning Joseph White ana ham'l,
ton Smith iboth co'oredl were up chargeu
with lighting in the public streets. IheS
were 6&ed % each.
/ The amateur brass band, OF Mancncs.e,
which 1as organized quite recently e ca,,
plsy several pieces very nicely now. Inc!
were cat last week.
Rev. Mr.. Jones, Of PETERSBURG preaoueo
TO large congregation at the thes'er Iice'
by,etian church Sunday morning.
Duripg the storm OF SATURDAY inoIoine
the roof was blown OF Mn. Jones nouse
on the corner OF Fun ana Dalnu, III III.
streets. The family were 'e'! o'"''
sriobtcned. but none were injured.
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MERCHANT TAILORING.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE SUB
l. sCRlBERs AND STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE
NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANsPORTA-
TION COMPANY.

Having accepted The office OF u'ed trusteei In
the Decd OF lrnsI from the National Express aud
Transportation Company To sccure It's creditors,
confer ed npon-me by the decree OF the honorable
Chancery Court Of the city Of Richmond, entered
ON IA III day of December. 1850, IN the suit OF
W. w. Clients administrator ana Others rs. The
Nsti0esl Express sno Transportation Com pany and
others, sending In <aid court and wing auly
cuted The Geud dsqsireo by the said DECREE bere,y
notify md quest all Of the subscribers aud holders
Of stock M the said defendant conEmDy, ana their
assigns 90 pay 10 me. at No IL 81 Paul street. Bal
timore. ar 10 my solicitors, CHABLEs MARSHALL,
Eco BALTIMORE, or JOHN HowAeD, Esq, Rich
mond. the call and assessment mace Nv said decree
upon said subscriptions and stock being 80 Per cent
OF the fuH aNsosint thereof.
This rate OF assessment has been 0xee BY The Court
Ia view Of The losses that have necessarily occurred
from death. Insolvency. AUD removal OF tie parties
liable 10 pay, aild with che expectation that by
prompt psymenl--fbereby saving expense In col-
secfng the SANG by snit, aud preventing the accu-
mutation Of interest on The large number of debts
estabiisked by decree against fife company--there
WI. he no occasion 10 make further assessment for
which 'be decree PROVIDES, should the pres nj calls
prove In .ut Client 10 pay The debts secured by the
deed. JOHN GLEHS, spbsiiiu ed Trustee.
No. IL 81. Paul street..
IL lI-xtaw2w Baltimore, Md.
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rAnrcA. Noees.--There were services =.
nj, the churches In the city sunday. Al we
Methodist church Sunday morning tue ser
wees were conducted by Rev. q. =. van,
dessIce, assisted by Rev. Or. J. j; Lafier.y, o.
richmond. SUNDAY night Mir. Vanders!sce
occupied the pulpit again. and preached
dine sermon TO one Of The largest congrex 8.
,,ons :, secu in that church for several years
A series Of meetings win lie commenced ~
this church wednesday night. Az tnt
other ehNrches IN the city the different pun
eits we're siled by the regular ministers.
There was no preaching atthe Presbyterian
church Sunday owing TO the indispos''io'
NJ Roy. MIR. Campbell.
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tho number q foot. passengers who crossed
the bridge daily exceeded The numpes ma.
went over II daily before II was closed. ine
resolution passed by toe Guy Caunc,I 'as'
saturday night sppropriating FLOW 10.
ward rcpairing tie bridge was unsn'mvas s
adopted, aud all the members OF ,pas ~, vvuy
are anxious to see the bridge p't I'D '"o''
ougA repair.
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D.xyuLr. VA, February ~, 1881


Editors Dispatch: Will you please s,aIe
through your columns the origin OF " ma
son and Dixon's" line: who were MasoH
and Dixon; and was IT an imos'nnry lue
and for what purpose was IL esiaoi'sheua
BY answering the above Questions So'
will greatly ob!ge A CONSTANT READER.
Charles Mason and jeremiah Dixon, TWO
English astronomers, were employed to run
the boundary line between Maryland ana
PENNSYLVANIA. 1t is the parallel oil 5J'
Az 2G.3v. 1t happened to be the dividing
line between the slave and the free o'a'es'
and so became famous.
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Mustangs Cex,t.--Tbe Hastings Cour,
was In session yesterday, and was engaged
In hearing civil cases. The grand jury
fesnd trsc bills against William Temple
sCd Charles Russell for felony, and Leila
Rocker and Benjs Tabb lboth c0soredll
for m'sdetneaaor. The court will meet to-
dag. at which time toe criminal docket TlIl
probably be called.
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TUESDAY. FEBRuARY 22, 1881.
re 15Ie,l7.Io.2oS22
BY W. Goddln. Auctionetr.

GALE AT AUCTION OF COMFORTA-
RJ,FFRA MED TENEMENT on THE ..OUTH
SJDF OF DUAL STKtET NEAR TO HE
VAST LINE OF JUDAH SIREL1.-Will be SOLD
at auction. on the premises on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY %. 1881,
a, A.3O o'clock p NJ. TENEMENT No. 4o7. To-
caied as above, now occupied by Joseph Adams AZ
SO per nj, nth. II contains three rooms. and Is
neal and comic rtable residence for small FAMILY.
TERMS AT sale W. GODDlN,
a. 0O Auciioneer.
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WARrHAM, MASS, February Is, 1881.

10 the Editors Of Richmond Dispatch:
Sirs,-I see by the Dispatch OF the 1lih
instant that Miss Mollie T.. Whitehead has
Just completed a quilt in which there are
4. 226 Dieces." | can do better than Miss
Molle. have made quilt that is eighty
two inches in length, seventy'scven aud "A
half inches in width, in which there are
1924 pieces. Yours respectfully,
Miss ANN T.. CHURCHILL.
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by Rhbert Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionelr,
No. 1912 Main street.

ARGE BRICK STORE AND DWELL
IL ING ON WEST LINE OF FIGHrEt\Tu
STREETS FOR SALE BN PUBLIC AUCTION
Nv request OF the owner shah SELF upon The prem-
ises. Oh
WEDNESDAY NEXT. TIE 23D DAY or FEB
RCARY, 1881
Al { O'Clock L. W.. that DESIRABLE STORE AND
DWELLING ~ above located, now occupied 10y
j. l.. Edward Co. As a commission and iced-sore
and also a. dwelling. lhc building Is a 'aIge one
ana now brings In Oh annual rent OF sZ64. Inc
dwelling las nine rooms. brick kitchen, Sc.: cui-
vert, closet and mot valuable Got. The location,
&c. renders This property desirable AS On invest
mcut heinz 50 uclr 20 lie market. and on Eighteen
street where many improvements are DeihS
made ~.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance upon credit
of SIX Twelve, eighteen. and twenty four months,
wi n tx p.r cent interest. aud notes secured by a
drei of uust. ROBtRl 10 IA IT.
Il. 10 AucuOnctr.
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GOOD NEWS FOR TRAVEL ulEETe.
" LERS TO OR FROM EUROPE. sssEzs1ks<s

ALLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
will perform the following service during winter
season lSs0-'sl From BALTIMORE on TUES.
DAY. NOVEMBER 10TH, and EVERY ALTER
NATE TUESDAY, for LIVERPOOL ria QUEENS
TOWN: from BOSTON EVERY THURSDAY
for LIVERPOOL ria LONDONDERRY. This Line
offers superb cabin accommodations, aud makes 4
SPECIALITY As to Kind treatment 30 Storage passen
gers Rate for steerage ana iuterntdia as low Ls
by any irst-cass line. For outward and prepaid
tickets apply To 4. W. CARRIER, 500 east Main
stteet. agent at Richmond, or TO LENk & ALDEN,
General Passenger Agents, POI Broadway. New
street, Boston. nO2i -eOd6m
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By Furman Topper,
RsaU state Agent and Auctionocr'
IOi6 M1lu street.

TRUSTEES SALE or SMALL LOT
i on VI STREtT BETWEEN TiliK ~ FlEsI
AND THIRTY SECOND SrRFE1c.-By virtue OF
q deed Of trust from 10 eph Brown and Robert
Jon,s to the uudrr.igned dated way 81, 1850, ana
recorded m the clprh' Office OF Richmond thaucefy
Court. u. 4. llG \. page AL, default having been
made I'm The uaNment of q certain negotiable note
therein sccnrcd. and ng ,uesied 80 to DO 10y ne
holder thereof, viii sell 10y public auction on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY PATH,
at O'Clock T.. NJ, on the premises. the above men,
toned OF. commencing a. point distant siNiy-sN
feet from the intersection of the eastern Hue OF
thirty first street II the northern line Of VI street,
and extending eastwardy along the norm me OF
street and fronting thereon 81 feet, aud running
back between parallel ines 100 feet
TERMS: Cash rs 10 expenses Of sale and sl5-33,
wi n Interest from November 3, $50. ana credit
As to $685. to May 3.lSsl; balance. If any, upon
terms announced al safe. . -
FURMAN TUPPER,
fe l3 Trustee.
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Lyucbburg Passenger Train. NJ. a.. raIr.
cave Richmond. ,..........,....,t,.-.., 800 A.
Arrive BurkeNitie. .....t...- .iI
Train No. a. connects at Burkey.le with A,...
tie, Mlssissippl and Ohio railroad fJg Far..
Lynchbnrg aud all souihwesisr point.
Trains Nos. AZ and ~ connect AZ gather 20. re.
Milton aud sntherln >arrow-GsaEe raii.4l g..
hiitOn.
Train No. As connects a. Sallshnrs wi'l So. ....
North Carolina railroad for AshcsiIe inI ll Ia,
in Western NcrIb carolina.
Trains Nos. so, AZ and AZ cgu.e't - A..-f ...
junction with Atlanta and inarlO % Afi.l. a..
way for all points south and ~pui west. t.. a
a. connects a. Charlotte with Charlotte. t.....
and Augusts railroad for all point. south,
east, and southwest.
Train 40. 80 stops only AZ Jrir.'g..., D-.t.
Branch, Barksdie's. DInyil.c, '.eet.I.r-.
Salisbury
Trains from the aboye-nimed 1.H'."1.fr, ..
Richmond 4:iS T.. NJ. 1888 \. NJ -1 1.i- b.. 81
Train on NorIh Carolina rii'r0'f CONNECT. A..
Godsbnro' win Weldon aId " i.m. u--.l
for Weldon aud Wilmington.
PIILMAN-CAE >tPNi ':
Ou Train 40. 5O-Washin2tD %. '...r.0.t.
Atlanta.
Danvilio and At1nia
on Train 40. 42-WsshingfHn, J. ..n .I ..
DanyIllp. and DanSille aud Aus l,.t.
TicAets sold TO al points s0D,n. sot'l,l.. ..t
southwest, and baggage checked tl-u- Do.
No lsy-Oyer checks given ola local krt
). rnIE.
General Passenger On. .,lt A...-
T. 81. r. TALCOrT. General snD-r.ni"ni.
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RAILROAD
FORECLOSURE SALE.
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR TIE FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT AND
THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA
Atkins, Bros e. Co. al d ais.


Atkfns, Bros & Co al ais.
The PETERSBURG RaflrOod CompdnyD
NV virtue Of aud pursuant to n judgment AMI de-
cree OF for eclosure and sale rendered and entered
on lie Sih day of september. $50, and amended
by decree entered on the 2Oih day OF December,
1880 by said court, in the above entitled aciion
C. T. Rsmsdell. Master, appointed therein to sell all
ana singular the mOrtgaged premises: Ifahchlses.
ana ~ onerty real. personal. and mixed mentioned
i'm he said Judgment aud decree, particularly In the
al section thereof, bel. the same mortsagei or IN
fenced so TO he. 10 Thomas Branch and John H.
Davis trustees 10y deed bearing date the lst day OF
MAY 1872. do hereby give notice that on
WEDNESDAY THE 20TH DAY OF APRIL, 1881,
atop. NJ al the frou' door Of the custom house OF
the United States In the city OF Petersburg, Va
sail proceed to sell nj public auction the highest
bidder, the following described propeity-giL.
ALL THE PROPERTY OF THE PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY,
Including all the
LANDS AND REAL ESTATE Of said company
in the city OF PETERSBURG State OF Virginia and At
the road, aud along he line OF the road between
said places In the counties of Dnwlcdle. frnce
George Sussex aud 6resnve, T. NE s' al S
ALL IMPROVEMENTS on SAID LANDS:
ALL GlGhTTsr FREELY PRrS'k kpPPPEERraiNpNG CIV An
the ENTIRE KOADBeD AND TkAIk;
THE ENTIRE ROLLING STOCK, M !, GU xn;
RkILe6AD suPPLIEs;
All ,rrEER PROPERTY, RIGHTS, PRIV
IEGrS, AND FRAN CHISES APPER-
TANNING To SAID RAILROAD IN TIE
STATES or VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAR
OLINA AID ELSEWHERE.
rs fully set forth In The sad judgment aud decree
copies OF which viii be furnished TO persons apply
Ing therefor.
Said ale vii he made uDop the terms specified IN
The decree OF sale, OF which bldccrs viii take no.
tsce aud subject 10 certain su0s'sunR prior heiis
upon the premises, particularly described IN Ille
mid iudkment and decTee-a statement OF which
can be ssepoaf the clerks Office OF the said eouri
prior 20 The sale. and al The place Q. sse 81, tn'
day Of sale. sss q. 4. kAMspsLia,
"a Is-lawtds
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AFTER THE ABOVE

TNMEDIA1EL0 AFTER IHL ADVN Il
i SALE. and in accordance with he provisions Of
a. rIcrstcned. dated ciober I6 1880 and re
corded in me clerks Office OF the County Court OF
Uenrico ID. Il. lO5. PAGE 357, 10 secHrc W. d.
~ tinIins q Rrothfr aud other creditors therein
,,entIonei VIII sell the following >cI1bcd Pro
PrRTY. i'm accordance with the provisions OF and
deed: ,,,,.re
ONE HALF INTEREST In GO3r, 500 60.
SIX HORSE-POWtR ENGINE and StPA-
RATOR.
While The deed only conveys half Interest IN the
Fngine and SeDara or. the other haf viii bp oifct q.
TRIMS: f.. &. MINOR, Trustee.
GEORGE II. POiNDENTER. Auctloneer.
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TICKET AGENCY.
EURoPEAN STEAMSHIP <fET'
Ia TICKETS. -
EUROPEAN sTsAaSHIP Agency
SID MAIN SfREEI.

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGtN'f'
$40 MAIN STREET, .....l-
Represen,i Rg the followlD orsi-c - q. ms
shIp line froln Boston, Ne loIk, fnl.I AR.
Bsfinore 10 turore: GUARD, WIN l",vt n.
NATIONAL, ANCHOR, 1Ct0N, IN NNsNVVRN.
ICAN. RED STAR. ALLAN, NeRlu'pE Fl, ~ I'D.
LLOYD. HAMBURG AMERICAN ard N',>D
ERLA>D's AMERICAN. ffRSr-cL ~, ..,,,. an
CLASS. and sTEE8AGs IfckEfS - ah' .'t.,,s
the principal poiuts in Euro e. Excursion, '',.t
al reduced rates. Sttie-foOms secured lh $50
Parties gosns 10 kurope or seucins Tor lh, !. ',~i
would do we'll To oomBanit axe s,tb ", "'lt l9tri-
shlp tickets 20 all polats In the baiied ls"r,',.
Canada. Rates ssiSe az a, depols and scnes vi oa
No trouble 10 ap ,wer questions Wr'is n 90
General Railroad aud s'esush'p As.",
fe ll.dSwSm SEQ Main street, h.chu'Vh'' ~
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ia so.se2 acknowledgements
AFTER THE ABOVE

II A
i sale I'm accordance with the provisions OF GER
tain d ed Of trust from William VI. Hall and wiIe'
dated Oc oler b. $50 and recorded IN the clerks
office OF the County Court of Henrco, Deed BOOK
los page 3S3, default having been made IN Inc
nav lneut Of The notes therein mentioned, viii pro-
ceed to sell the following personally Low upon the
said land - w.. A., -
drew: -,
l BAY MARE. seven years old, named Fly
l BAY HORSE, three.and-a.half years Old
named Andrew: :,
l BLACK MARE, tbree-and-a-haT years cid,
named Maggie: ~,
l BAY MARE, twelve years cd, named Nell
lie; . , - - 81,
named Mover; ,,.
BAY MULE. three years old, named Hat'
l PIE.COLORFD COW. named I'm al
RED COW, two and-a-halt years D u "'''e"
Minnie:
SOW and PIGS.
30 barrels OF CORN.
3 600 pounds CpRN-fODDER'
5000 potnrs STRAW.
4 IOI of PINE LUMBER. , ,..,,,,,,rc
WAGON and FARMING lMPLEMrNi -
TERMS: While he deed requires chsh' hi"ir 4"
erll terms may be given on Gay o. sale;, o,..,oo
CroRGE H. POINDEXTER, Aucitonecr. ,
"H'""' ~ fe Is 1920 22&23
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The Lords Prayer Revised.

The changes made in the revised version
of the New Testament in the text OF the
Lords Prayer have already been noted in
the Dispatch, but the following comparison
,r Ill hn az interest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-22


CBUFA.
Every farmer should plant cbufa for hogs
and chickens 10 save his corn. One acre OF
chuia will yield five times as much as an acre
az corn. Let the drills be two feet apart, ana
plant one seed to every nine inches. some
say an acre OF cbuia will fattcn ten hogs.
PECAN TREES.
Mr.. O. williams, OF Raleigh, n. o.. has
these. II is said one tree yields five bushels
Of pecans. II twenty trees yield EACH five
bushels. the cfcp would be equal TO 100
bushels. This amount given to hogs migot
save 100 bushels OF corn.
MULBERRY ORCHARDS,
in North Carolina, are excellent Tor pigs,
ducks, chickens, and turkeys.
sGRAPEs.
The Thomas grape and the Flowers grape
come after the other grapes are Sone-that
is. in October and November. They are
large and sweet. Colonel Thomas Memry.
Wbiteyilc, n. c., would send handful OF
cuttings by mail for small SUN. People
could write to him and ask bis terms.
BEES
are diving out for the want OF food. a rev
LINN trees from the mountains planteu
would feed a great many. Some say an acre
OF buckw heat will feed ten stands. There
are machines to take the honey out OF tbe
comb. The bees save a great deal OF time
and make much more honey by putting the
comb back. f. D0Ds0N.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-22

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT HAND
i SOME NCH-PLATE GLASS rK2 , 1
STORE No. 1908 MAIN STREET. oppOsi I y
PosT-OFFICE, Now RENTED AND oCCuPlnD
ny NHSSRS JOHN II. TYLER & CO. ~ JEW
ETRS sTORE.-By virtue OF deehoi trust exc
cufed TO The undersigned. as trustees dat NoVcn-
her T. 1876 and duly recorded I'm Inc CLERKS Once
of The fhancery Court Of the CITY of Richmond. IN
Deed BOOk iOg u, page 2f2, 10 secure The payment
az certain sums OF money therein meitiOned. being
ron ired so 10 do by The beneficiary therein, We viii
proceed to sell at public auction, upon the prem
TUESDAY. MARCH |, 1851,
at O'Clock T.. NJ, the PR pcrty above described.
consisting or certain LOT or PARCEL OF
LAND. with the Improvements thereon. fronting 20
feet on the south side Of Main street between Tenth
and Eleventh slree's. and ruI ming back l4S ieei,
more or less, to a wide alley In the rear.
This property is located in the midst OF the
heaviest wholesale and retail trace, convenient 10
all hotels. banks. &C., and Is the handsOmest and
one among the most SUBSTANTIALLY built stores on
Main street. and has always Welded p good resi-
TERMS: BY agreement among The parties The
terms OF sale viii be oDethid cash. basnce ia six,
twelve. and eighteen months; The credit payments
10 be evidenced by negO'Ibie u0ies, With interest
added, aud secured bv ad6ed Of trust npon the pro-
perry. HENRY G.. CANNON.
ALFRED X. Courtney,
Trustees.
Sale conducted by II. SELDOM TAYLOR, Anc'
tOneer. Ie -