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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-23

The heroic man who tries to scare a run
away horse into stopping should be chained.
He rushes into the middle OF the street,
| filings one arm with a hat on 1t toward the
| east aud the other arm with an umbrellas
| attached toward the west and shouts OH,
vi, VI, vii" just as the tired horse is about
| 10 stop. As he rushes back 10 the sidewalk
the horse, with a new scare, breaks into a
fresh run, swings the wagon into a store
window, starts q few other horses, and
| everything Is to pay. That evening the
| mar tells his wife that he nearly stopped a
! runsway horse. but that none OF The ida
fools would help him.
Indianapolis has produced a wife.beater
| who ~iustltes bis action on the ground that
| he had whipped the woman before mar
rlage, and that she perfectly understood
that he would repeat the operation should
| occasion REQUIRE after the preacher had
made them one. This interesting creature
is named Hunter, and be is now in Jail as a
result OF i%ndulging in his fayorite pastime.
In O primary school, not very long ago,
the teacher undertook to convey to her pu-
pills an idea Of the use OF the hypheu. She
wrote on the blackboard, @Bhd's-nest,"
and, pointing TO the byphen, asked the
school, "What Is that fori" After u short
pause a young son of the Emerald Isle piped
out, "Plaze, ma'am, for the bird 10 roosht
on I"
The National Republican at Washington
Yesterday printed this advertisement
" WANTED, The JAMES OF THE DEMOCRATIC
CLERKS 10 the Post, Office Department APP
pointed since the present Republican AID
ministratiOn came into power. Address,
con6dentialIy, GRAND BOUNCE, Republican
Office"
An Arizona boy killed himself with q
ristol because his mother wouldn't give
him money 10 90 to a circus. The boys arr
all reading this item to pa and ma Courier
Journal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-23
BY Joseph H. Homework, Auctloneer.


TRUSTEE'S SALE OF MONTPELIER,
Il THE HOME OF PRESIDENT MADISON,
IN ORANGE COUNTY, vain execution OF the
deed OF irDst from the late Tkomas j. Carson 10
Philip &. Fry aud Lewis ID. Williams, fof the ben
edt o( David Graham. deceased. daud August J..
1857 and recorded In the clerks Office Of OrApge
County Courf. the unoersiened, executor OF Lewis
b. Williams. deceased. who was surviving trustee Ia
Said deed, being thereto required br lhe present
epehcianes In said trust deed, win sell by auction,
on the premises on
lt THURSDAY, DRcEMDsR 1, 1881,
the VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND conveyed by
Orange county. Va Immediately on the line OF the
Virginia Midland railroad, four mics vest Of
Grunge Coareho1se, Va, and containing l.063x
ACRES. -
Tue land Is OF good duaity, well waiered and tim
bered. The improvements consist or q LARGE
BRICK DWELLING with fourteen rooms, com
manding a magnificent view OF the Blue Ridge
mountains: together with all The necessary out
buildings. The grounds cover some 40 acres, and
are very handsome. Jhis wenld make a most de
lShtful sufumtr residence. a hge stock-farm, or
could he converted iuts a pleasant sum iner reeort.
TERMS: Cssn 10 pay costs OF executing the frms.
and balance stcured by deed-ssy $4,000 and as
20 residue, Upon a ereeht OF one and two years, the
purchaser 10 give bones for the deterred paymen<s
bearing lnsereos from date, and Ncared hI deed ef
trust on the land.
For further information, address TIE undersigned
''o''lss V'sr h'a'e' 's5ogs a. WILLIAMS.
( ~ Executor Of Lewis Il. Williams, deceased.
sc 2,ftNovl&,2tawtd itIftlt a I-le-I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-23
A Colored Man Dreams OF Snakes.

A colored man living near Lowesville,
dreampt one plight 4 short time since that
there was q snake In his bed, and waking
up proceeded 10 feel for his snakeship,
when to his establishment aserpent he found,
and one which showed his displeasure at
being disturbed by biting the man. The
snake was hurled to the floor, where be pro-
ceeded 10 bite a dog, and then escaped
through a cal. hole. The dog died, but the
aid son OF Ham, after drinking a pint OF
| whIskey, recovered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-23

TRUsTEE's SALE OF That DEs aslp
nv kND CONVENIENTLY, Ahk An5 NTH
eRrck Unwilling mo. 32tl nN Ihn trnisnu
eesnn dr '"afY STREET BETWEEN mAu.9ywr
IN fFLVfDERE. NEAR MONEoE vTsesnrss
frnRN HsSp sfRvANTS KQgMA ATTACH
Pr IxD MODERN JMPKuVEhhnIs;-bys VIZ
Inc ~ \ certain deed OF trust exeeufed u tne unosr-
s,enea "a trustee, dated August =. 1878, anu eeaJ
ssr,ysi,d 10 t.fe cierK's Office Of hiehibosd cnsn-
csrv Court. in Deed-Beok lis a, page ~. tsbse
cnre The payment Of thirteen certsin nekv'iha .vs
notes, smounting together TO tl'you, 1eIsu,.
ine been made ia the payment OF one os sA.u no,
And az the request Of she holder Thereon, VI =, =,
ceed TO sen az public ~zuefion, upon fne pfs"''e' ~
SATURDAY, sEPTESrDER "a, 1881,
Al az O'Clock r. NJ, the REAL ESTATE ABOVE
mentioned, being the same conveyed py lne EAU
Seed 81 trust. The lot fronts 10y by 100 ises W Sn
@i;T slHs . xnonrs i1 cssh 10 pay the expenses OF
s.ie and The sum of Al 1900 with interest ineIeon
n om August II, 1881 until psid; and tne Daianee
AMOS snch Ter ms as will be made knoMn AZ tns no"I
OF sale. IL. cHlD09 Tryetee
re IL Na
Immediately after the above sale, VIII onsr az
nnbilc auction upon the premises.
Nos. 3I6. 3l8. and 326 IN the s-me row.
TRRNs: One third cash; the bslanee az SIX
twelye. and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
win a r<r cent. Interest added. and secured Dy .
deed OF tIat. III. sELOON - lnOnt
60 20 huNelOutcIs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-23
AUCrION sALES-Fature Days.
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
By Jno. f. Lauehton, Jr., Auctioneer,
1908 Main street.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNl-
TURF, KYABE ROSEWOOD PIANO,
BRUSSELS PARLoR., CHAMBER, AND
HALL.CARPETs,
BEDDING, SUPERIOR PARLOR AND CHAM
Der SUITS. &C, AT AUCTION.

At the request Of the owner, who Is d~ecllnine
housekeepinE. | will sell AT the residence No. oil
west Franklin street, near Monroe p 'rk, on .
TUESDAY THE 9TH INSTANT,
at lOH O'Clock, all Of the ELEGANT. HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURt, &c, very recently bougn'
7 VERY HXNDsoME ROSEWOOD .KNABE
PIANO. full seven octsves, In exc'hent e0nhi-
ton, and n good Instrument IN every respect
With ACKNOWLEDGEMENT iegs aud Tyre, and SER
peniine mOuldingj .
l SPLENDID PARL0R SUIT, upholstered IN
frames, with spring rockers;
ELEGANT TURKISH and GRACE ARM
ExGGniisH BRUSSELS PARLoR ARPETs and
I FRRssSScH.PLATE Z MIRROR. in walnut
and gilt frame. with marble slab;
l VERY FINE WALNUT LOUNGE, In crimson
o Gt0fb-GILT MARRLE-TOP TABLES;
FOLDING CHAIRS ana ROCKERS:
WALNUT SECRETARY and BOOkCASF;
sells and TTHREE Ply CARPETS ia chambers
dininS-Io0m, halls and stairs
IN THE DINING.RoOM Is:
WALNUT EXTENsION-TABLE twelve feet long
square ends, and nicely aolshed; -
1 sPTKNDID TRIPLE PLATED WATER SET
OF latest design and aoish:
WALNUT M~ARBLE.TOP BUFFET
WALNUT Arm CANE DINING-R0OM CHAIRS
OAK HALL-RACK, &C.
THE CHAMBERS ARE FURNISHED WITH;
2 COMPLETE SUITS IN MASSIVE
elsborateiy carved, with FRENCH DRESsFRS,
with FRENUH-PLATE MIRRORS. large size
one suit having DOUBLE WARDROBE: The
other a SMALLER with MIR
POR DOOR:
ELEGANT WHITE CURLED HAIR MAT.
TRrsaEoi
Sets Of BOOSTERS and PlLL0WS:
BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED TOILET SETS;
ENGRAVINGS and other PICTURES;
TIN CHAMBER StTS, TENDERS;
3 GOOD WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS, with
MATTRESSES. SPRINGS. &c.
NURSERY FURNITURE. CORNICESi
L FINE FRENCH CLOCK:
IIBKARY-TABLE. STUDENTS LAMP;
KITCHEN aud LAUNDRY FURNITURE, &e..&c
The above sale should attract The attention OF
those In want OF excellent furniture as no better
has ever been sold al auction IN tbs city.
The house VIII be open on MONDAY The 26lb IN
slant, from IL 10 3 O'clock, 70 give purchasers the
~ JNO. L. %LAUGHToN, JR.,
se % Auctiopeer.
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CRoCKERY, oLAsswARE. 3c,

NEW GOODS.
RICH DINNER. TEA, aud ToILEr-sErS, ia
new shapes and decorations;
ELEGANT GAME, FISH, DESSERT, and ICE
CREAM-sETS OF the latest styles;
DRESDEN FIGURES and ORNAMENTS IN Al
the Ia est designs;
RICH CUT-GLAss, BRoNzEs. &C.
The largest stock ever exhibited In this city. Cali
and look at them. Il. B. TAYLOR,
se l6 No. 1OlI Msin street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-23
BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Ills Main street.

EOUR VACANT LOTS IN FULTON
IL Al the request OF the owner l will sell on the
premises.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1881.
at 8 O'Clock. Foul LOTS-two on She west side OF
Fourth street neer Benny street. fronting thereon
rs feet 2 Inches and running back bel1een parallel
lines 90 feel . inches. and TWO sn WtlltaRsOurg
avenue near Denny street, fronting thereon 40 feet
ana running bsok between parallel htc IA feet 8
inches.
TERMS: One fourth cash; bslsnce In six. twelve.
and eighteen months. int rest added, and seenred by
deed or trust. j. THOMPSON BROWE,
So 22 Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-23
by II. seleon Taylor, and Grubbs 4 Williams,
Auctioneers.

THE EIRST-CLASS BRICK RESI-
Il DENJE NO. 500, SITUATED AT TIE
SOUTHWEST CORNER or CLAY AND NINTH
STREETS, AT AUCTION By request OF the
owners. who reside brvond this siste, We viii sell
BY auction, upon the premltes, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1881,
al Ak o'clock L. b., the PROPERTY abnve referred
10. The house was bniit for the use Of The owner In
ne most careful manner; contains thirteen rooms,
| with all modern improvements. such as gas, bath.
room, water-6xlurcs, peaktng-tubes, Latrobe stove,
RANGE. ana everything usually found In a drsi-elass
dwelling. The lot fronts SO feet, aud rams back
$50 feet 10 a paved alley.
The central location OF this property (being
within three blocks OF lbs Capitol SqaaIel. con.
yenient 70 the public buildings and principal
places OF business, aud IN q deiiRhIfui neighborh0Od,
should commend II 10 all seeking a realty desirable
residences.
The owners earnestly desire 10 sell, aud doubtless
4 bargain NAV he had ~ this sale.
TEBAs: As usual. or All cash, as the purchaser
may prefer. II. SELDOM Taylor and
GKUBBS q WILLIAMS,
Sc II ,2S,z3,&td Auc;ioneers.
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ye
ond. 3:45 Il. N lO:l0 A 81. 1000 A'
2 at
'olnt 5;55 p. H. la5 p. NJ lljAA

= All trains daily except Sunday.
PsssenEer train connects a. West Peint d1.Y H'
eepl Sundass) with STEAMERS io and from BsiileS
Freight trains viii have passenger coach aias-
Train No. "A connects ~ Bpfkevihe VIII :
folk AID Western railroad FOR karmyuIe' L9D'-
burg, and all sOGthwesier~ points.
Burksyiiie, Drak,'s Branch, BarssdAes' bau,
Greensboro salisbury, Charlotte. Spartan
connecting Al Atlantis Tor All points south acc >'--
west. r..
Train No. AZ Through passenger stop a, al :
tons, connecting AZ sutherins WIN NJ. n
| sutberiin Narrow-Gsnse railroad f.r AlioD =
Salisbury with Western North Carolina rallt,.
all po,n's In Western North. Carvinsi - 49,
for all points South and Southwest. IN ,,,s
Train No. AZ ftsroash passenger ana ns. i,i
IT all stations, connecting al satherhn WIZ ss
ana Suiherlin N~aTrow-Gauee RAILROAD ~ -
At Atlanta for all points south ard >saI 400
Charlotte with Charlotte. COLUMBIA aho 100
railroad for Columbia, Augusta sSN"Ah''
3 Trains from the sou,h arrive a, Richmond Il az
+. NJ. 3:42 Y. NJ 7:l3 A. ~. aud lz.lo J, is5
iIom West Point A. 1915 A. NJ tPasseuseH'
p. NJ. asd $40 p. NJ. tFreishiJ
PULLMAS-CAR SERVICE;
ON Train No. 60-Richmond % Atlanta "a
On Train Ne. 4S-New YORK. sud A.aA
Richln0na, and 0reeDsboro' % hearis
Western North CaroiiDz F%ailroas. p.bvo1l
ON Train Nc. 42-N ashinston. ara hNN
and D2nyille, and Danvilla and AnsusA. - ass
Ben-Air passenger trains leave Richmoos 81 A.
A. NJ. and 6:30 L. NJ: arrive AZ bon ARA 80 A
n y. ann. snS g; 4 :. y sssiSS h .I lssSs co.a.. =
7xl A. Al. and 7.2s p M; leave Bon AlfstA
d. and Tao z. IA. ; arrive al laeh1SId 10 ~
III. acd 8 !: Y. Al passenger trai4'eAVeP
Tfckets sold 70 ali points soula. s~oStssss" -
southwest. aud baggage cheekea usosee.
No ay-cyer checks g.yeA on lsc& UIAsTp.pE
eener.l Passenger ana Ticsel Asss
i. n. n. TAIcorr. 4snsrzi hsAastr.~
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by Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents ans Aucti0neers.
Eleventh street between Main and BanF.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGE
Il NUMRER OF BUILDING LOTS ON LAU-
REL AND CHERRY STREETS, SOUTH OF
GARY STREET, AT AUCTION.-In execution, OF
a deed OF trust from Lewis F. Haryie AID wife 70
the subscriber. as trustees. dated May IL, 1876,
and duly recorded, being thereto rsqnired by tho
parties secured, we will sell by auction, upon the
premises, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER Sd,
snmneneing at AZ o'clock p. NJ, the following
PROPERTY conveyed I'm said desd-t0 wit.
LIST. A on the west side Of Laurel between
Cumberland and Beverly streets, adjoining 81. An
Or, Ws chapel, so feet bT about lao feet.
2d. A d on the west side Of Laurel between
Beverly and Albemarle streets, beginning 80 feet
north Of Albenarle street, 2GS by About 1877 feet.
Sd. LOT at the southeast corner OF Cherry and
Beverly streets, 60 by 1873 feet.
An. A LOT on the sast side of Cherry street. be-
sinning 80 feet north Of Albsmsrie street, 90 by
1876 feet.
All OF these lots run back TO alleys 20 feet wide,
and they will be sold la such parcels as bidders may
desire.
TERMS: The deed authorizes the sale to he for
about $4,000 cash, but by consent The sales viii be
upon the following terms-tO wit. one third casb
balance at tw' I've and six months, with interest, or
al cash, as purchasers may prefer.
We invite ATTENTION 10 this sale. as Le properly u
siiusRd In u rapidly. Improving part or the city,
aud persons OF small means will be able % buy upon
the Terms given. L. W.
Trustees.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Sc 2l
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BY W. GOsdin,
Real Estate AuciIoDeer,
Office Eleventh aud Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF EXCELLENT
- FARM OF ONE HUNDRED ACRfS IN
HANOVER COUNTY SEVEN MlLkS EAsI VI
RICHMOND, ON u MAIN ROAD LhAhdH
TRACT or FORTY-FEVE ACRES NEAR
ITHERETO. WITH VALUABLE FLOUR MILL
&c. THEREON.-As trustee in : deed from JOnn
G.. DeYheart and wife dated 16'h March. 1870, and
recorded In HanOytr County Court cierAs ONCE de-
fault having lHen INSIDE In the payment or Ine ocDL
secured by The said deed, 1 shall, ~ Abe request OF me
creditors secured by sale decd, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1881,
nj 4 O'Clock p. 81. expose TO sale at public auction,
on the premises. 10 thu highest bidder, Ihe following
pieces of prODsrty:
First. 4 TaACT OF LAND in the county OF
Hanover on shs maia road from Old Church 10 Ne
cbanicsviile, containing 100 ACRES and THhEE
ZIG OF AN ACRE. On ihls tract there Is an
excellent FRAME DWhLLlNG. a good STORE
and other buildings, and well adapted for a trucking
arm. residence. and country sterr.
second. Ths PROPERTY la ;he said county OF
Hanover known as Brandy Branch Mill. or 4" Belps
Little Mil,r containing 45 ACRES. adj ming the
lands OF ". l.. CsWardin, Als. Grubbs, and III. Alt
meyer. This MILL baa an established reputation
for The manufacture of dsur, and Is regarded very
valuable.
TERMS OF SALE; Cash enough 10 paw expenses
OF sale and 4s47 "a, with interest at IL per cent.
per snnum on 1920, part thereof, from september
2, 1881: and as DO the residue on a credit OF nine
and eighteen months, interest added on the eredlt
instalmeLu and the credit insialments secured by a
trust deed. WILLlAA III. GWATHkE1.
Sc 10 Trustee.
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BI 81. Goodin, Auclloneer.

TRUSTEE,S SALE OF VALUBLE
4 FLOUR-MTLL IN HANOVER COUNTY
ABOUT SEVEN MILES EAST OF RICHMOND;
As trn.tee in a deed from John @. Deihesrt snd
wife. dated l2in September, 1879, aud recorded In
Hanover COunty.Court clerks onice-asfault nav.
InF Deen made In the payment OF the DEBT secured
by the said dseG-T shall, st the reque;t OF the creOi-
tor secured by said deed, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1881,
at 4 O'Clock Z. NJ, exDose TO sale at public suction,
ON The premises. 10 The highest blnder, that valuable
property known as BRANDY-BRAHfH MILL, or
bEILiS TITLE MILL.in The county OF Hanover,
near 10 the mAin road leading 10 Old Church: ABOUT
seven miles east OF Richmond. This Mill nn An
sta blisned reputation FOR the manufacture Of hour.
TRIMS OF SALE Cash enough 10 ply expenses
Of sale and al. 400, with interest At 9 Der cent. per
annun from February To- 1879, ano tleo, shn OF
a credit "A 10 The residue Of nine and eiehteeD
months, interest added on The credit Instruments
aud me credit lnStalmentss secured BY a trust deco.
- IA WI COWARDTN, Trustee
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DEREMPTORY SALE OF A VALU-
ABLE STORtHOUsK AND LOT IN ASH
LAND. HANOVER COUNTY. AND A RAC
OF ABOUT SO ACRES OFLANO NEAR LANK-
YOYDfs CROSSING. AT PUBLIC AUCTION
will sell at public a%uction, In the IOwn OF Ashland, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, l6S1,
AT 10 O'Clock A.. ~. the LOT OF LAND OWE by
Thomas Eubank. VA Ashland. now occupied by Mr.
IIuderE1gt. Including the VACANT LOT In mont
OF the residence OF SIR. August.
Also, 96 ACRES I'll LAND. mere or less, near
LsnkfOr d. Crossing. well wooded.
TERMS: One fourth cash: the residue In three
equal instAlments at six. twelve, and eighteen
months. for negotiable notes, with interest added,
aud secured by a trust-deed on the property. Taxes
for 1873 TO be paid by the purchaser.
For any Information In regard u The property
apply to w fLLIAM J. LEAKE, ESQ, attorney at
Ia ", Ashland. or 10 THOMAo
EDWIN Crier. 81 23
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NOTlCE.-A RICHMOND LAWYER
~ prepeslnE 10 remove TO Texas can be COMMA
nIcxied With until October lsfs al No. iii east
Main street, by any persons having business there
lie Tonl1 be pleased 10 attend 10 iznd-iities. taxes,
q any esher business 10 that stale for parties re-
s'ins hers. ~ " 2Q.scdeg
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BY Frank ID. Hin 4 Co,
Real Estate AuciioDeers,
llO8 Main street.

T,RUsTEE's SALE OF VERY DEsIRA.
M " RUILDING LOTS ON FAST SIDE
TWENTY-SiXTH BETWEEN hAsSHALL \
CLAY STREETS, CHURCb HILL, AT AUG
TlON.-On
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1881, .
nj, K o'clock p A.. on che premises. I viii sell al
auction, bting required so 10 DO by ihe beneficiary
In a deed recorded IN on e clerk OF hieDm9nn
PERRY described therein, IS follows 40 ies, OF
ground on east aide Twenty.sixth between MAI
Shall and Cav s'reess, running back between patahe'
lines l12 feet 10 an alley.
THESE LOIS arc very prcttily located, and adJcin
the residence OF Mr.. W. n. Parrish.
TERMS: enough In cash 10 pay the expsnses OF
occurred BY dee1 OF trust and interest adde1:
40 on FRANK -. HILL, Trustee.
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GROCERIES. aUOR q,

TX BOXES CHOICE BACON sHoUL.
III DERS,
200 barrels FAMILY FLOUR.
500 barrels NORTH CAROLINA CUT HER,
RINGS,
leo barrels MACKEREL.
an 80 A. Y. sTOKES 4 60.
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EOR SALE.


By order o. the Board OF Directors, the BOATS
oY THE HARLEM ANDNEw YORK NAVi0A,
TON COMPANY ARE OgFkRED FOR SALE
viz: SYLVAN DELL, SYLVAN STREAM, ane
SYLVAN GROVE. These boats are In perfeci
order, and are known for their sp<ed ~ well as ihfi
sss qualities. They viii be sold on the most neers
wi,l DO received, aud mnsr Dc directed 10 1OHN
LOWRY. vice president OF the Company, 81 eas
fougteenlh street, New York. Se2sF8t
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DICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
IL RAILROAD COMPANY .-CommencinI
SUNDAY. Ausust rs, 1881, trains on IBIS raj
viii run as follows;
LEAVE RIcHMoSD-soUTH.
(. ~, FAST MAIL, ssTy. Nakes uroszA
connections for savannah. Stopsohly
at Petersburg. Pullman Palace SeeQ-
ing Cars between Ni.foTd, Va, and
1880 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL. daily, connecting
for Raleigh, Charleston, Augusta,
Aiken, ssyaauah, aud JactsOuylle.
stops az shoEs, Chester, CenJralia,
.DrewFy's Bina. on signal. Pullman
sleeper between SeW York aEd
Charleston on This train,
500 /. NJ, HI, DAILY exc ~ sunday.
| 7:2O A. NJ, FREIGHT. daily except sunday.
cay rETERsBURG-NORTH.
AIS A. NJ, FAST MAIL, O1ily. stops only a.
Chester. Pullman Slef psrs beiEe
Charleston aud Milford. Va.
| 7:3O A. NJ, FREIGHT, daily eNceut SUNDAY.
| $50 p. M., THROUGH MAIL. daily, connecting
with Richnoud. Fredericksburg aud
Potomac railroad for an point EaN
ana West; also making c@0nneci9g
with Chesapeake and Chic ullroadDf
the Virginia sptiDgs aud al T0gfs
North md Wes,. This train s;os a:
rrrrr Manchester, Chester, and CeniraliA
Pullman Sleepers on THIS IRAN te-
.Il@rn tween GhaTieston ami New lork.
500. PM, FREi6HT, daily except sunday.
A direct four-hours connection is made beiue,r
Richmond ANA Norfolk bylrains ltayiug hicnmolf
special advertisement iilustI aLing the aIrac;lo1toi
this service.
All trans leaving Petersburg VIII start from ne
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave R,ct.
mond at o A. N. ant $40 r. ". Leave Petersburg
at 9 A. N. and 5:l5 L. A.syeQ sluoay.
A.PoPE, General Passenger and Ticket AseuL
1u
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HoRsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE strength
ems the system by quleting tue nervous agi.
tatton.
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mRUsTEE's SALE OF NICE FRAME
i DWELLING SITUATED ON THE EAST
nj oF HANCOCK RETWEEE CLAY AND
LFIGH STRtETS-No 515-By virtue OF q GER
taia deed OF trust executed 10 The underslEnsd as
trustee, dated September 16. 1879, and daily re-
y dedi In the clerks ONCE ~ icbmoD Chancery
Court, ID. II. 115 c., PAGE 1s5 default having been
made IN the payment OF The debt secured bv taid
deed. and being directed 50 10 90 .oy the Densnelary,
/ SHAH proceed TO sell at public auctions, on the
premises, on ..
TUESDAY. sKPTBaBBR ~, 1881,
at 3 O'Clock p. NJ. the REAL ESTATE above mem
Toned. The lot fronts 22xe5 feet, and the house
Is well buiit and comparatively new.
THIS offers a good opportunity 10 parties OF linz
tied means wishing 10 secure a hOIne.
TERMS: Enough cash % pay expenses or SAFE ava
Al35. with Interest thereon from September 10.
1881, until paid: balance upon such terms as VIII
b. made known on day OF sale.
G. II. SUTTON. 1rustse.
SUTTON & co AueiIQnetTs. Sc 22
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-23
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auc,loneer,
llI3 Main street.

VACANT SQUARE OF LAND ON
CHURCH HlLL.-At The request or the owner
I will sell, on The premises, on
TUESDAY, ~sEPTBNBsR AZ, 1881,
at 8 o'clock T.. NJ. that SQUARE OF LAND on
Church Hin which Is bounded by Clay, Leigh,
Tuenty.secoud. and Twonty. third streets. The az
tep,ion OF parties desiring to purchase bargains is
called 10 this sale. The square will be divided into
lots or sold as = whole.
TERMS: one fourth cash balance In six, twelve.
and eiahts en- months, interest I'D Ied, ard secured
by deed OF tut. J.THONPSON BROWN,
sc % Aucl0neer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-23
By Jno.E K. Laughton, Jr., AHctaoneer'
1905 Main street.


HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FEA-
III T~HER-BrDs BEDDING. CARPETS; &C,
&C. AT AUCrfON.-AI the request OF Mr. Cnarle,
uerkschIeb, who IS declining housekeeDius, 4 VII
sell. al his residence, No. 500 Fourth slreel corner
Duval street. on
FRIDAY THE Esd INSTANT.
AZ 10 O'Clock. all OF his HOUSEHOLD FURNi-
wkHOGHNY SOFAS, ROCKERS, aud CHAlks:
upholstered In HAIR-CLOTH' PLush' anu
uann1GGNY PIER. CARD. LADIES' WORK
and other TABLrS OF antique snd nes' mshv
CARPETS. FINE FRENCH OCH Ch'SA
/ LrkuRsGE ANTIQUE MAHosASY SCREEN
F~xrFtLFNT FFATHER-BEDS, FEATHER-
CovFRLIDS. PILLOWS, aud
brOueht from Germanyi .-,n Guam
! sUPr HfOR MAHOGANY lNNAbiD~NhA'n
WARDROBEs, MATTRESSES,
TABLES. CHAIRS. oravr
cRotKFRY, GLASSWARE. .
together With a large number q oine!
and USEFUL HOUSEKEEPING
The eFidepce, which Is in perfect order. may De
rcni ed AZ a low Ggure 10 a good tenant recession
AuctiOnesr.
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