davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-04
Funher-referring TO The calling OF lus
extra ses ,iop Of the Senate-the Stote ie-
marks

Notwithstanding TO The ealing OF wv
extra SEES ,iop Of the Senate-the STATE ie'
marks:
,sYet. we are almost sorry now that this mas pap
percd 81 nee II came so near spoinnR Vei> % ~, "
srttcie for orr morning contemporary Tue Dt9
natcL abusing both Hayes anh Garfield Tor iaihne
10 90 EXACTLY what they were eneaeeu ~ u1S n
the lime II was bene Wrt,e, ~" 9ah In yn.or' OF
,,..c,img All sbo are opposed TO II In potIcs OF
ha;,o tnayes OF plotting for petty aud useless IA
vaniages aud save IL ifoin me heOeS"9 vi N""'O
tfng us leaders by postscript
And thus il happens that the prophet J.
.Iways without honor in bis own country =
Wig.
We did not notice the above paragraph
when il appeared in the State. 1t happens
however. that il was the StGte that made Tho
mistake. The Dispatch did not abuse DON
q AcvrELp and HAYES for falling to do wha'
they were engaged 10 doing at the time oui
article was being written. We ccnSufec
nobody but Mr., HAYES; and the facts sho"
tha, he was the. man that deserved cen'ure
lie did leave it to Mr.. GARFIELD, as the re-
mort had said, to decide whether there
should he al extra session CT not.
Now let the State and The wing both fcaO
our article again, aud make the neeessar!
correction.
Thc following from the Alexandra III
zette tells the story
"OD Monday last Mr.. Hayes. in an inter
view with the correspondent OF The Ne"
York Mail. sid That as far as lay III hin
there should be no opportunity ouered tue
Democrats TO organize the next session OF
The Senate until after Mr.. Carpenters sue
ce,sor should have been elected; That there
was no need of an early session, a. unuei
the tcpurc-of-ofice act the members OF Inc
Cabinet NAV continue a. such Tor one montl
after the term Of the President who ap
Dointed them shall expire, and that lie was
opposed 10 allowing the Democrats TO re-
organize tie Senate by 'sDap-lud@meni.
This WAS the dav before he saw the PrcSi
dent elect. A short time after be saw Dlm iiC
issued a cali for the Senate 10 convene IN eX
ecutivc session. As ii always has done, eXcep'
i'm four eXplicabe cases, on the day OF INC
inauguration OF The new President. Ihl'
sudden aud remarkable change was the re-
suIt solely and entirely OF the instructions
he received from the incoming President
Mr.. HAYES entered the White House Will
fraud indelibIy stamped upon his brow, ant
leaves it with the addendum OF low. small
partisan trickstcr. Could there be CONCEIVED
ANYTHING hitler and meauer than the splrl
indicated by The political trickery advi,eC
by Mr.. Hayes! Nothing in ward politic'
ever descended TO a lower plane. Ihe IN
6nitcsimal litllepe>s and meanness OF TIT
man is ouly cquaIled by his fraudulency an(
hypocrisy. The country day after to'moI
row may well thank Providence Il Is rld Q
him."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-04
The Mails.

What is the matter with the mails! How
is il possible for such mishaps to occur aS
the foIowing-namely. our Petersburg
letter which was mailed at L. 81. on the
IS; did not reach the Richmond office until
6 A. NJ. on the Sd; our Petersburg letter
which was mailed twenty'four hours later
reached the Richmond office at the same
hour. Our Danyille letter which was mailed
March ri did moi reach here till the 30, but
we do not know that it was mailed III time
10 reach here Oh the I'd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-04

be enabled to participate in tie executive
session."
Tbs, IL no, one viii, better than the pro-
,o.,,,oo n elect Mr.. CARPENTERS successor
in contemp, Of The law Of the United s'a.es'
And we don't for one moment ea,er'a'n ~, ~,
belief that either Of these ublus'in'p'e
things win be doue. The Democrats OF Tue
United States Senate and The Repuo''c'"s
81 the Wisconsin Legislature. VIII steer
clear OF such breakers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-04

We are greatly indebted TO Colonel W.
T.. MuvFoRD for copy OF his fathers trans
lation Of HoMER's Had. IL surprises Us
that it Is not more generally known and
more frequently mentioned than 1t Is. II Is
n most charming rendering. IL Is In two
large volumes. and was pritfed In 1916 by
LITTLE & BROWN. Of Boston.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-04

Mfr. Clarence Massey, son OF Hon. John
r. Massey, has been lying extremely Ill at
Ashlawn for some days. His father was teie-
grapbet for on Friday, and has been win
him ever since. lie Is suffering from lung
troubles, and although his condition Is now
slightly improved, il Is feared that tue I'M
proyement Is only temporary. ChdrloueS-
vile JeferSonidn.
The Merriman farm, 30i acres, m,ie
from Winchester, has been pnrehi,eo oy
Mr.. James b. Russell, OF Winchester, Oh
private terms, equal to about s5l per acre.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-04

A LESSON FOR TaE DEA0cRATs.-In the
United States Senate night before last, says
the Washington Post
"On the motion TO so into executive SEES.
sion the Republicans refraincd tom voting,
aud the vote was announced AS yeas 81. nays
Ono quorum"
Again:
ga quorum being finally declared, the
question was then put on MIR. Kefnnn's
motion for an extra session, aud agsiu no
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-04
COURT Orders
VJRGINIA-lN THE Giro o.
y UFTuE CITY OF HiClNONi' t'

VJRGINIA-lN THE ClR' I s. ,..
' UFTHE CITY OF Hl'INVNi'
D. 1881. ..st.
Iohn n. Cary, who SUES for lhe urnro'
and an other pohcy-h ldrI, OF lA.
eon'rlbnte their dur pi"p"i'i'~ D..
this sutf...............+. ..-tt.tt't-
against ~
The lite Associate oi America. Is. b..
lIeasursr at NlTgiDi,. AMI t''''' A
pleSeut Treasurer OF Virgins -..-
: Ihts cause came on THIS d1f 10
upon the paltts formerly rtsssA'"
ton Of Guile G.. Harrison, adtliiA's'i ...
n. Harrison, - ceased, tnls 81 ~" ...
hibits and araiayIt hled ihtr~h,i' wv, h..
nv counsel. In consideration VIZ .l..i
doth order That the said p<iAl"hti III. I'D. !.
n.rty defr E.lant 10 this Ga 90. ana u't'l, ...
that W, - Relfs, >uperl1 ~ p. 80
ns,tm,na of Missouri, l.sxh X tat" b.. b.
SD, L. made parties JctcudAnl N
! Thai IN clerk ol this court ISSUE go .-
sgsinS them aud IL sppeSrins V 49,
| of the court that Said ". =. Ven s"' r.
| A. nsl tn tnhabiiau. 81 THIS state 81"
| ths aid Guile e.. Harrison. almin ',.Sa
| n Nafrisop, Il, c. aSed. u y orn'iV' ,'....
| :. Relfe, superintendent, 10 app - ..l +.
month AFTER due publication "l 'N 81.
What is necessary TO protect sl' me ...A
J eopy OF this order Ne pnclshed o.'t - B.. ..
| successive weeks In the klchm p.
posted by the clers as requires ~ VAS. .,e
court doth further order {. d NJ 49, :,
this cause. not 10 collect the mote y, ,.I a
| ris0n for sl,a0O m,ntiontS " ,'.i.r a
enthusiastically until The luiinss,n - .tih'
A Sopy-r,S,e; Al.fh"H 81.
MANN 4 sIRIS0ykLL9Nir|
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-04

quorum voted. The Democrats then yielded,
| add on notion OF Dir. Wallace The senate
adjoufncd."
Surely the Democrats will commend this
cbaIIcc TO Republican lips when the ques-
ton OF rt3fganizipg the Senate comes up.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-04
DE AIEIS.

Died THURSDAY. March 3. 1881, GEORGE W.
FFHGIrSSON. ia the ftly.thiTd year OF his axe.
Friend, OF the finilv and those OF his brothers
John W. ana llenIy FERGUSON gre lhN,,en J." az I,
fcnd his funr,nl from CniOn-Stati0n Methodist
Episcopal church THIS (Frldly) EVENING
March 4 h, at , y O'clOct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-04
BANKS AND BANKERS.
'y'HE CITIZENS BANK OF RICHMOND

SUkfLu s.s..............s........... ZS,oo0
w. j. JOHNSON, President
EDWIN ID. sNEAD. Cashier.
business bours, 8 A. NJ. until 3 T.. NJ.
On SATURDAYS the hank Is open from until q
L. NJ, TO accommodate the iaboripg classes.
ments made, By which interval a Allowed on daily
balances oI acuye accounts, 10 9-eodSm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.


SPECIAL NOTICES.
TT 40 WET GOODS,
But Day GOODS CHEAPER THAN 81.
DON'T BE HUyBUGGED AND PAY 81.
PRICES FOR WIT GOODS N DAM
CONDITION WHEN You CAN mn
DRY GOODS ~ GOOD CONLlrIny
just As CHEAP. AND
CHEAPER,
At
JULIUS MEYER & SON.
601 ASD GC3 BROAD sirFsr.
LOOK AT OUR PRICES AND BC GOWN,
WE ARE ,FLLING
GOOD SPRING PRINTS a, Sc;
BEST SHIFTING PRINTS srGsc.:
EXTRA QUALIFY "A BLENcHED con-
aisf.;
All SOT'TONS at wholesale price;
HEAVY CORDED PlQUE ~ It.:
FRENCH FIGURED PiQUEs A. lZr.
CREEK NAIN>OOk. fue quall'y.at De-.
GAMER YARD-W iDE FRENCH PFp,,tr.
IO.-r,guI,r price, ljc.;
Extraordinary hargains in TOWELS:
TURKIsH-BATH TOWELS l2.e..
\ 33.lNLH HEAVY PURE LINFN f.u...
l5c. worth 2j'.;
An EXTRA FINE AND HEAVY BANJO
Eli at 25c. worth 35c.;
a case tXrBA LARGE ANDnEAyY Dr,...
QUILTS al 1925 worth SL75;
The ENGLISH MNRSEILI - CEO. u.r,..
at S2-ihe best crochet guilt mad.
$50 dozen Extra FINE PURE Ii1r...
STITCHED HANDKERCHIEF. r
great bargain:
100 dozen PURE LINEN HEMMfDHtNry,
CHIEFS M &C.;
CHlLDEEN'S tOLOHED. BOHpfPlb D.
LINEN UANDKtR'HIFf~ purt.
Another auction lo' o. HOSIERY.
4 new Dot OF DEEMS HEAVY rp..
mixed RIBBED llfNt 20 Zoe
CliILDRFN's REGtLAH MADE FrF,.
RIBBED HOSE. new spring -fTr. d., ..
\ lot CHILDREN's Long FAN,Y u.....
LADIES. SILK CLOiKED BifE,....
IlUSF ~ l5c
BH.rt....
HOSE az iJc worth 900.
$50 dozen EXTRA heavy SOLID l.i....
~ ~ three pair ~ 21c;
fiic largest iile OF fBh> T. - 81 tII. ..|.
Is Co1ca BEAVY FliGNtH WbtIN t.s>..
\ HEAVY sDE-LAC2 SAITH ,.r.y.
Zoe;
The >POON-srsr Mg tomERfp u..l.
6rc-rcgr53r price. 81:
l.ooA ~ our stock OF LADfI~r FT-Ii> ..
BRIO w DERWkAE -lhr r.,.f lf.. ...
lire in MS 'i'ynt .. NtlfE d. ~.-.
\ fun line Of the FO-TEE hfD GtDF...
ultpnf lacr fisfruiug,- Hia.. .rr
NRGUEWPE. ln tAfts.. t.0r-. t.I ..
tyn--ail The .t'' -pring 'n ''r-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-04
II, SYCLE BROTnEH,.
an rlo,u -..
s2UAOO WoNftT Hf
DESIRABLE SPRING tt.f-
br-f 09,nfI1t
SNIIF HFGFHE.-

.-U-Hil NNi I'd. no
DESIRABLE SPRING Dt.f-
b'-t op,n'I1t
SYCLE BROTHERS
Among them several lh5a-lfl i,'..
81 damaged hY wlfsr-..l.
LINENS. suitable for mad, rirc4r:
linen ~UFETiNG~. PILLOW IIlIN
TNGS. BLtNCHtH and BROW .... ..
CEFTTON Ms. I wnie. 1t l"r...ft..
We will ,ler NyNDN&.an i a-r..
4 ARC aod varied .'oc. ~ Eit' Aa.... ....
SILKS and ~ATtN> go grHf F II....
200 rl,c., Of BLACK tN,NlNfti
smt any body. Thee good, tHiI.
,ha,rd from dr., btnd.. ctU tH.
muc' les. thln HE o. e'i'Ir pfl"..
300 GUB-FTo Of 2tc.. from 'h H. '.
dfr. # Nou wan @ gnnI tnr..
ana durability, c1n f'r iEr Nrf.III
SIT. al : -. We hitp '' -.
other makes 20 price, mueinf i.'n
An cniirc line Of NEW HANErr..
beau iftl designs. pur Owl lW
50 pie cs NEN MNT1IN'~ l.f r.,'
much below fhe regular rfr.-.
Our CAEPEr- viii De- closed .ui 10 If.f
500 LACE TIDES e. Ic.ta'h. or t.r.
500 yards OF AL LINEN TOW iLIl\l-
per yard. real iiue 49,,
300 PAR RtGI'LAE-i ADi n \ J. 1872 l...
HOSE al ~. worth jVr..
1000 HEM>Tl1cntD nAHbktE'ili .t.
1000 PtNIN LiNEN HANDKEEUu-
6sC.;
Immense assortment WHITE >rR' ,n- "
settles and othef'-.ome Sigh '9 t't
waller.
> 600 pair HO,F, 40 any price, s'i-.'1 '..
by water:
Fnnre new llue OF CA~SIMt RF~. .l..
vOuth~' ana boys, wcaf, 10 bc ,oiI nHf ......
IAU %DHitD aud GNLAtNDElip~ .iI..-
80. 7jc., and Sl-ihe best lu thc ,.I
price;
RFGULAR-MADE ENGLISH HAlI.in-.
zoe. per pair:
Ia IACE~ Wc show very '1rge rs-Dr.r
as IRISH LACt~. TOR' ION>. NEiI s..
LANGIt Doc, NALtNtitNNt~ f.f HN.
CELLO. AT prices to -uti.
We have a large tine C DRESS lUIl~ f.f.
bee sold less than cost.
200 pieces DOCBLE-FoLD DiGfs. r ln
regular price &c;
80 pieces DtRt Gt 1T l1r....l. .I.'' Zoo.
100 niece, phBtGt a. l...f,t tt.ar lt
\ full line OF handsome frE' hll- f'I
mems shirts.
DONESTICs retailei at " eoa .l'- '-.
>NtIl rEHillEI-
fe 2O-eod all "..lf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-04

NJ JOHN C. SHAFER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 1904 MAIN STREET, CORNER ABOVE TIE
POsT.OTFlCe,
will receive on March sth large and fine assort-
ment Of SPRING aud SUMMER GOODS, consist
ing Of CLOTHS, DlAGONALs. >UITINGS, PLAIN
and FANCY CASSlMEREs FOR PANTALOON>,
imported especially for him. which will be made to
order In the LATEST STYLES and At prices consist.
ent with drst.clasa workmanship. call is respect
FULLY solicited.
SHIRTS. COLLARS, and CUFFS Of fine grades
made 10 order. fe 2l-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-04
CROtHERy, GLASSWARE. a.

IOME AND SEE! CONE ~.
IS PAIR DRESDEN AID BI,Qi
lust received. With
NOVELTIES.
Ctll and SEE them AZ !. B..
fe ~ lol
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-04

AMUSEf7ENTS.
RICIMoND THEATRE.
THE GREAT LENEN RECREATION.
PROFESSOR CROMWELL,
TIE
CELEBRATED ARTIST TRAVELLER.
will usually and orally illustrate,
MONDAY NIGHT, MARCH 7, 1881,
TRIP IN EUROPE.
TUESDAY NIGHT. MARCH SrH,
ROME, THE ETERNAL City.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, MARCH 9Iu
JERUSALEM AID THE HOLY LAND.
THURSDAY NIGHT. MARCH 10TH,
SWITZERLAND AND the ALPS.
FRIDAY NIGHT, MARCH 1lTH,
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.
WEDNESDAY MATINEE At O'CLOCK,
(BY SPECIAL REQuESIl
WESTMINSTER ABBEY,
SATURDAY. MARCH 18TH,
MATINEE.
\ TRIP ABOUND THE WORLD.
Admission on this cents
ADMISSION TO NIGHT ENTERTAINMENTS
Orchestra and Orchestra Circle. Soc; Dress Cir
Gle, use. Children. % cents. No extra charge Tor
reserved seats, sold at fAMoS * MOSES. Family
Doors open al 1870; commences z at O'Clock.
M -.
LECTURES.
GEOLOGY AT HONE;
" THE ROCKS ARS or r4cHMoNp,
illustrated by Lantsrn Slide, Geological ~. cimens,
. Bv rRoFgssoR CnARLFs II. WINSTON,
BEFORE THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
| ASSOCIATION,
MOZART HALL.
Thphrs, Lecture will be delivered on
| TUESDAY EVENING. MARCH Is, 1881,
AT 3 o'CLOCK.
The other lectures will follow IN order on succeeding
| TUESDAYS until the course y completes.
TICKETS: single lecture, 20 cents: the course OF
sTos's. aud at the rooms OF Tie Assoeis'ion' 10
| Nemsers OF the Association admitted free.
Those who are IN ARREARS Will please call NJ tht
rooms 7O3 east Main street. pay their daes and X,
their lecture. tickets. NH F,Su,W&sSidid
AsBEMARLE PIrPiNs.
On BARRELS
ALBEMARLE PIPPINS
receiving and for saleby
W. ID. ToMPKfNS BROTHER,
NH Alt Eleventh street AMI Basin baak.
~ u A NO.
KECTiFIED PERUVIAN GUASo
for sale by
DAVENPORT / MORRIS,
Ge22-l0t Dock street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-04
FIN AstIAI,.
no INVESTORS.

V'O INVESTORS.
WE OFFER FOR sALE TIL I.iI'HIN
SECURITIES
10000 CITY or RICHMOND IIpII .
CFNT. BONDS;
5000 CITY or RICHMOND ~fN ilf .
BDND>;
$1,000 city OF RICHMOND tiHirtt't
BONDS:
10000 RICHMOND AND kLlfGNiNl go
ROAD ~ VEN fEE ttNi f'NIN
10 600 RICHMOND AND DAN}!li B. ~.A .
CENT. GOLD BONDS;
1000 WESTERN NORTH 1AR'I u A F'
ROAD SEWN PR tlNl. lfNi-
10000 VIRGINIA TEN-ip&Il sfND~.
2O.OOO VIRGINIA PftLIf EpND-.
We buy and -ei O.hCr bond. gIl
mi..fou DANINpNtt s. '..
mh I-Gt ~forh 1877 t'f-, J Us NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-04
DANVILLE.

,EPOsITIOXS Is THE CASE OF sT0vALl. VERSUS
CABELL-L EATHERwOOD PLANTATION
DEATH OF MRS. EDWARD II. CARTER DEJAR'
NETTE'S SECOND TRIAL-FINE TOBACCO-l'
a n II RAIL-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-04
ArBEMARLE PIpPiNS.

ABEMAKLE FIFFiNN
~ b A X X T. l.
ALBEMARLE PfPPINS
receiving and for by
W. ID. ToMPKiNs s BROTHER,
mh4-lt Eleventh street anil Basin baak.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-04
WET-GOODs COUNyER.

such an opportunity for CHEAP GOODS may
not occur again In your lifetime.
NH , LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-15

PersoaaI.-Dr. A. Monteiro, OF the Vtr.
0inia San, is in Southwest Virginia with
Major John w. Daniel, Hon. George ID.
Wise, and others, on a canvassing tour in
the interest Of the Conservative Democratic
party.
Past. Grand sachem r. II. Hurst, OF In
dianola Tribe. l. o. Il. NJ, lies dangerously
in at bis residence, corner OF Twelfth and
Porter streets. His distressed wife and
family have the sympathy Of all our clti'
Zsns.
Mrs. Isaac Kahn. wife OF one OF our most
popular citizens, who has been dangerously
in, is convaIescing, TO tue general s%atisiac'
ton of all of her many friends.
Major Peter Cheyallie Warwick, Demo
cratic.C Conservative nominee for the HOUSE
Of Delegates from the city OF Manchester
and counties Of Powhatan and Chesterfield
was in this city Monday and Tuesday in
teryiewiug citizens on political topics in
volved In the canvass.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-15
ArararSse western spett.

LAWRENCE, KAN, September i0-Tbc
greatest sporting event that ever took place
ia the West was the twenty-mi6e equestriaE
race between M&ss CrOckett Hik, OF Kansas,
and Miss Neile Archer, OF Missouri, for
4leO 00 and the championship of Kansas
and Missouri, which occurred at the West
eru Nationals 'sc at Bismarck Grove to-day
The race was won by halt q leogth by Mtt
AYcAer. TiWe. forty-six Dinutes-th the best
ever made Ia 3 twenty mite race. On ac-
c0uat Of the cboSeness OF the contest and
the geeat sectional feeling amoGc the spec
tatoEs the excitement was most intense.
The nee was witnessed by @ee0f people.
For several inmates after the hRish there
was an impression in the crowd that Miss
Hill had won the race; aud Miss Archef's
mother, when enormously told that her
daughter had LOST, tainted tway, and was
With dificulty revived. The setting was the
heaviest cyer done on a simiisr eEeat intbe
West. and fully SlSt, 600 changed h&sds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-15
BY ". Gosdln,
Real Estate Auc'iOnetr,
Office Eleyen,lrand Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF EXCELLENT
. Farm OF Y HUNDRED ACRES IN
HANOVER COUNTY SEVEN MILES LAST OF
RICHMOND. on II MAIN ROAD LEADING
TO OLD CHURCH, AND OF A VALUABLE
TRACT OF FORTY-FtYE ACRES NEAR
THERETO. WITH VALUABLE FLOUR-MILL,
&c. THEREON.-As trustee in q deed from John
G.. Derheart and wife dated l6h March. 1870, and
recorded in Ilanoy,r County Court clerks office, de
fault having been made IN the payment Of The debt
secured by the said deed. / shall, az the reqaest or The
creditors secured by said dead, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. 1881.
az 4 O'Clock T.. NJ. expose TO sale at public auction,
on the premises 10 The highest bidder the following
pieces of property:
first. A TRACT OF LAND in The county OF
Hanover on the main road from Old Church 10 Me-
Gainesville, containing 100 ACRtS and THREE
EIGHTHS OF AN ACRE. On tins tract there Is an
excellent FRAME DWELLING. 4 good STORE,
ana other buildings, and well at iDted Tor 4 trucking
farm, residence. and country store.
second. The PROPERTY In ;he said county OF
HanOYer known as Rrandy-Branch Mil. or Belfs
Little MILL containing 40 GRE adt ming the
lands OF w. l.. COwardin, MS. Grubbs. and NJ Ait
never. This MILL has an established reputation
for he manufacture OF d0ur, and Is regarded very
valuable.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash enough TO paw expenses
OF sale aud SS47 81, with interest at IL per cent
per anuum on 1929, part thereof, from september
2. 1881: and as TO The residue on q credit Of nine
and EIGHTEEN months, interest added on the credit
instruments, and the credit insialments secured by 4
trust deed. WILLIAM III, GNAIHMEf.
sells Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-15

Porcelain. WorkS.-Three carloads OF ma
chinery intended for the new porcelain
works, located between the Petersburg hali-
road bridge and the Free bridge, on the
Manchester side, arrived several days since
and seven carloads additional are daily eX-
pected. Those first coming have not yet been
unpacked, owing to delay IN progress OF the
building intended for their reception. ihe
machinery contracted Tor iuvolves an eA-
penditure OF $4,000. The building VIII De
hurried to completion as rapidly as posi-,
bic. Should the kaolin prove suitable (and
the company owns extensive beds OF II near
Bon Ain, the mandatory about to be iui-
tIated will be Of great benefit both to Man.
chester and RI edmond, and Virginia as
well. IL will develop a hitherto dormant
resource.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-15

coaseryotice Democratic ReaaNf.-Dn
ss,urdas evening 81 8 O'Clock coming Sacxe
Charles r. o'FefraiL OF Rocklnensm cs n,ns
sx. win address cur citizens on tne 49,
ssyoIved 10 the pending canvass 10 ftohi 81
= eours.houss, Roll street. Otber orators
~. s.s eynec,ed 10 suppsemat bis endeavors.
A speskers'. and baad-s,snd viii nd PC s erssssai
A splendid osud q m9,'c n,s . Sseo Will rsa ee
rcndne,ed from Richmond TO Man,
eyes,sr by a select committee, hooded
nv Heory A. Jordan, chairman O the
civ Executive Conservative Cemtnsuee'
and a body Of sturdy Manchester yeomanry.
srne c,,izens. already noirhed, will turn our
numcrousIy, as they desire 70 MAKE 'n's p
meeting not only one Of rstihea,aea ." .,
Daniels nominstiou for Governor; but 40
old.time reunion OF copgenisl ament
Manchester will be sblsze With eKtaseooenS
on sss occasion. Captain Iordan WIN car
The meeting TO order, and Judge MlS'au l.
Cioston win preside on the occasion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-15

Richmond Cedar. Works. This industry
was never more active than at present. me
amount OF production is only controlled Dy
the supply OF water, unluekily short kr
some tine past. A new feature 10 produc.
ton is the making OF casks and runlets out
OF oak by machinery. Tue latter cost a
considerable sum OF money, ana tequlIeu
many experiments before II couid pe nn"ue
10 work. At last the proper point was at
tanned, and now casks all the way RON QUE
half 10 ten gallons can be fabricated from
red oak. hitherto dlsused or allowed to rot.
THE casks are Of the most substantial cha
racter. bound with iron. and would seem
eapable OF lasting indefinitely. SO Tar but
few have been made, but their production
will be made an object in future at the
cedaT.WOTks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-15

mn gtyeeL.-Tbe pavement Of Hull street
Is COMPOSED Of cobble.stone, and was piaced
in position about tbiIty.fVe years ago. ~
h The only pavement the street ever nsu
d,,,nc III course OF a long existence. BE-
fore the paving Hull street, though bearing
that desls nation, was more commonly
Enown as The "County road" leading as II
did from toe southern eud OF MayUs
bridge into the Petersburg turnpike.
Hull street is now and must always
remain The principal business thorough
fare OF the city, is about two miles
long. snd would be with suitable grading
and Belgian pavement a most preseneaoie
avenue. The c6bble-st0ne with which II
was adorned tbirty.fiye years ago was con-
tracted for by MessIs. c. & N. Green IA,
nous old.time Richmond stonemasons ana
horsemen. They did a good Job OF WORK.
Time shows this. Their supefIhtenuvu'
fvho assisted in the work alsO) was Dir.
John b. Davis, now a prominent citlzen'
banker. and agriculturist OF Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-15

IN the Nayesink Methodist church I've
vomng men from Brooklyn stamped anu
talked ziond. TIE Rev. I, 8. 5askSHl
.hrslntiv closed toe services. "A cohsiausc
who wss preseat took the young men InVo
cnssodv, add Jxstlce Robertson, OF Nav,
sInk. . member 81 the congregation, opeheu
court then aHd there. Testimony W.
tskes. and the justice decided 20 no'' ,aIl
defendants. sBeing unable TO op'a'a o.n,
thev expressed penitenee, and aiier , rsP,.
mana from tbs. Justice D e were a'o"'N
30 an thotr own recognffances.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-15

Abraham Ludlow IL the prohibition can
diaate for Governor a Quo. As coon as
be wss nonunsted the story Appeared that
be manufactured cides. presses, whteh, we
believe. Il true. A few days later be was
Announced rs = manufacturer Of cider; then
as q large dealer Ia VINE and cider; and mt
this rate. before eIectlon~dsy We may expect
10 read that he WIN three large breweries,
runs M Illicit wbiekey stlli. Killed his wife
IN a &c Of dsifriuns tremens, and is u0der
bail for selling liquor without a license.
These campaign runors viii grow, and yop
can't stop IT, 0rriss0wn Herald.