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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-15
AUCTION sAs.Es-.Easnre bays.
by Robert B. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1902 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE AT PUBLIC AUG.
i TlON OF ONE UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN
THE Estate oF THE LATr ~ J T,,r r ApAII I'M
OF THESE ARE NICE AND
ATTRACTIVE SURROUNDINGS HOUSES
AMI CONTAIN Fa0M -Four TO SIX ROOM,
ssxSIonrnsR sMAaL FRAME HousE FROSTlNG
on TIE ALLEY IN TAX REAR; ALSO: y
BRICK STORE ANn DIV YELLING on Tue ! Y kAsi
soN AND DuyAI. STREETS. ANn S TW nS
STORY FRAME DWELLING ADJOINiNG ON
TIE NoETH; sS ThAE Pssin mNb B uMG
DWELLING On NARsHALL NEAR FIRST
STREET NOW 9CcuPIEEHg p BY a. K k, TEHES
&C.; ALSO. A FRAME ROUSE AND LOT %
DUAL BETWEEN JUDAH STREET NH M
BROOK AVENUE. AND A LOT on THE SOL ", ! y
ALLEY. TWENTY-FIVE FEET fHUNT.-In fur
ther execution Of a certain de ii OF trust IRON JOn
II Adams aud wife, dated January 70; iSaS, ans
Chancery Court, Deed. Hook llZ H. page w. We
beng required to do by The holder OF one o, lhe
notes secured by said deed. default having neeil
made ln The payment OF the same, will offer for sale
upon the premises, beg!t ming with the iblrd street
property ana selling the interest IN eacD piece sep
arately. on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 22, 1881,
beeinning at O'Clock r. NJ. all the interest above
mentioned, which will he oil The interest OF john ~
Adams IN the above property under MS ta'her
VIII. No., -. -.
any time bv the auciioueer. The above property
will b sold clear OF All liens and encunDfahcts' ana
ofrs very rare chance for first. class investment
An of The houses are now occupied by good tenants
and Welding fair rents.
TERMS: cash as 20 cost and expenses of sale aud
sufllclency TO pay Ofi.he residue due on mole loI
sSz745. with al interest, &c. which may be que
thereon; balance upon snch terms rs NAV DC given
M Iime Of sale X. A. MEAGHER,
HENRY &. CANNON,
70 1516I7Io0OS22 Trustees.
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The yorktown Centennial.

SHALL WE INACCURATE 1T IN MCHbGND On
The I'D OF FEBRUARY!
Editors Dispatch This Is the year OF the
Yo,ktown Centennial. In that celebration
the whole American people should feel u
patriotic interest. VirgInians generally
should endeayOr by all means In their power
TO make il grand success, and Seu-tnteTest
alone, leaving patriotism out OF the matter
altogether. should prompt the citizens OF
Richmond especially TO exert themselves TO
The utmost 10 make the Yorktown Centen-
NAL q creditable affair. l would suggest,
therefore. (as everybody else seems to have
forgotten i'll that we, the citizens OF Rich.
rpond, inausurate the Yorktown Centennial
by an imposing celebrStion VI Washing'on's
birthday. the approaching 22d OF Feb
ruary. Let us have a general holiday
an old fashioned Virginia 22d Of February,
when patriotism moved the popular heart,
and our friends and neghbOrs focked in
from the adjoining country by thousands to
unite with Us in the enjoyment OF the day.
Let us have a splendid parade OF the military
(not the First regiment alone, but all OF
them), the Knights Templar, the knights OF
PythIas. and other uniformed societies.
Let us have midday review Of the military
and national salute upon The Capitol Square.
and wind up the dey by q ball or two al
night, the proceeds OF which TO be donated
TO the Yorktown Centennial fund. In a
word, let us devote the whole day 10 pa.
triolic festivities and amusements. A. Il
matter of business II will pay us, for thou
sands OF our country cousins will flock
to the city to witness and participate in
an old-fasbioned Richmond celebration OF the
birthday OF Virginia's greatest son, the i'm.
mortal Washington, who was also the hero OF
the Revolution which closed on the plains
of Yorktown. In conclusion, Messrs. Edi-
tors, Will take the liberty Of saying that
il we Virginians desire the Yorktown Gem
tennial 10 be success we baye got 10 work
for il; the country at large expects Nir-
einia to do the most towards that end, and
il we fall 10 do our duty We do not deserve
TO succeed. Let Us, therefore, show that
zoe are dlire in the matter, aud there is no
better manner and no better time 10 begin
than on the approaching anniversary OF
Washington's birthday by "a grand military
celebration. The cost will be nothing to
speak OF, and call upon Colonel Purcell
and The officers Of The First regiment, Cap
tain Wise OF the Blues, and others, to take
steps in the matter at once, as there j. not a
day TO lose. Yours, &c. l.. l.. 5.
particularly desire to see upon hat day
a foil parade OF the HoWitZers with field.
pieces and caissons.
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GOOD NEWS FOR TRAVEL .sss.
~ LER> To OR FROM EUROPE. ~ss-ss "A

ALLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
viii perform the following sCfvice during winter
STA. on lSS0-~l ; From BALTIMORE on TUES
DAY. NOyEMBER 10TH, ana EVERY ALTER
NATE TUESDAY. for LIVERPOOL. rla QUEENS
TOWN; nom BOSTON EVERY THCRSDAY
Tor LIVERPOOL ria LONDONDERRY. TIT, Line
offers superb cabin accomm odalions and makes 4
SPECIALLY IS To- KIND treatment 10 Storage
GERS Rate tor stceragc ana INTERN date a low As
bf any nrst-cldss line. For outward and prepaid
tickets apply TO 4. ". CARRIER, $40 east Vain
st'tef. agent at Richmond, or Ia LEVI ALDEN,
General Passenger Agents, 2e7 broadway. New
York los south Fifth street. Philad lUbia; tate
street, Boston. mo- Il. eOd6m
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RAILROAD
FORECLOSURE SALE.
CIRCUIT COURT OF HE UNITED STATEs
FOR THE FOURTIl JUDICIAL CIR GIT AND
THE FAsTkGN DISTRICT nF VIRGINIA
AtkfRS, Bros d TO Il, 4 ats.
G l5-1uiw

CIRCUIT COURT OF HE UNITED STATES
FOR THE FOURTH JUDICIAL CIR GIT AND
THE FAsTEGN DISTRICT az VIRGINIA
Atkins, Bros d To a, 4 ats.
rs.
The PeterSJurg RaitroGd ComD0py.N
BY virtue Ut an pa sudnt toa judgment and de-
cree of ioIeclo>ur- dud sale ten1trr" ana enisrri
on The 5 II day III Sepiemp'r, $50. and amended
by decree entered on thr 2rth day OF u, ccmber,
1850. nv said cOnrf, In lie above entitled ac'lpn.
g. Ramsdell. Master. appointed therein 10 sell All
ana singular the mDlt2aged premises. franchises,
and rTOnerly, real. uer Oual and mixed mentioned
In the said judsnen and decree, particularly IN ne
ten, ed so To he. 20 Thomas Branch and JOnn u
Davis trm>te by deed hearing di:c The ls day OF
Nav. 1872. do hereby give notice that on
WEDNESDAY THE 10Th DAY OF APRIL, 1851
at f.. NJ. AZ tn fron' door Of the custom house OF
the United States ln The city OF Peiersburg, Va
shall proceed 10 sell al public auction, TO the highest
bidder, the following described propeTty-'E..
ALL THE PROPERTY OF THE PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY,
Including all ;he
LANDS AND real. EsTATF Of said company
In the cit, OF Petersburg, State OF Virginia aud al
Weldon and GastOf. y. g.. and along HE iine Of
tine road. aud along he line of the road between
said piaces In tue counties of DiuwiGdie. Prince
George. Sussex. ard Gre uville. In the State of
Virgins. aud NORTHAMPTON and Halifax. IN the
ALL IMPe oVFMFaTS OK SAID LANDS:
ALL RIGHTS; PRIDiLpp6SE1p,c AMP AMI AVIAN
TAGS EHERf 10 APPr klhiSiNG,
THE ENTIRE EOADB ID AND TRACK;
TUF ENTIRE ROLLING. sTOr *, MACHINERY,
FIXlURks. TOOLS. EQUIPMENT AND
RAILK' AID SUPPLIES;
ALL DtHEH PROPERTY, RIGHTS, PHifI-
LEGfs, AND FRAN CHISfS kPPER-
TANNING To- SAID RAILROAD IN THE
STATES OF VIRGlNlA MD NORTH CA6-
OLINA AND tL,EWHERE
~ fully sei forth IN he sad judgment ard decree,
cnuie, of which viii pe furnished 10 persons apply
inc therefor.
-siI ale will he made upou the terms specified In
the feerfe 0f sale. OF whca bldCerS will take mo-
lice ana subjsct TO certain snbsisiing prior liens
upon the ~, misses, particularly de- cribed IN the
said iut fnieiit and derree-a statement Of which
can De ). en- ~ the clerks office OF the said court
prior 10 he tale. ard AT the mace OF safe on the
day OF sale. Z. l.. RhhsbnLL,
u le-1swtds
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Died Suddenly. Yesterday morning =
coIarcd man named Abe Dean was iouna
dead on the the steps leading up 70 the c,ts iall.
HI IT, hsd heen seen short while before on
hi, L. street. and his death was caused by q
.aa rec use Of intoxtcating liquors. Coro-
ner Ioeram viewed the body and deemed an
;nouest unnecessary. The body was IN
tered a, Maury cemetery by the city autho-
rites. Dean lived In Manchester u number
Of wears, and was known by no other name
than "Uncle Abe"
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FURNITURE.

EURNITURE.-LARGE $40, Il
II GREAT iNpUC &c " T. L - ~
;rrpus M y aYNFNTs.-Mf ct' ie v
OF All In need Of good. 20 our large ans 81, 49,
stock OF Furniture. embrs 'ng az %, ,..s
styles In PaT,Or, Chsmber' th1 plN'n- ,, b.. i.e -
the lowest; our goods will compife ""~ 81
city a for workmanship ard tnish. IN
wy "'''' WV E'GATuelGiI & -
de s-Sm 10 "''''"
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FOR RENT, THAT NICE BRICK TENEMENT
at the southwest corner of Laurel and Main sTcer
containing about nine rooms sc. has recently been
thoroughly renovated.
LARGE BRICK TENEMENT on Grace between
twenty -hrst and Twenty. second streets; ten
rooms.
NICE BRICK TENEMENT on Pine between
Main ard Carr streets; tx rooms.
No l7I5 Nam street. Oftween seventeenth and
Eighteenth trees. with dwelling overhead
No. 1918 nam stree, between Nineteenth and
Twentieth streets. WIN dwr'iibg overhead.
No. 1917 Main stree, tetwern Nineteenth and
Twentieth streets, with Sriiing overhead.
No. -,neXt TO corner Basin bunk aud Eleventh
street.
No 3 south Eighteenn street, between Main and
Try streets.
No - south Eishteenrh street. be ween Main and
Cary s,reeis-LAR1E TOBACCO FACTORY.
No. 1916 Main street, between Fifteenth and Sew
enieenth streets.
No. 232 NJ III street, near 1wtniy-ihird street,
with dwelling overhead.
/ SMALL STORE AND DWELLING corner Main
and NJ d on streets
BASEMENT OF 1901 Main street, corner Twelfth
street.
Eleventh street.
No. GIL New street. near Pleasant street four
rooms.
No. - Broad between Twenty-ninth and Thir-
iielh streets: four rooms.
ROOMS over store 1916 Ma Il stree, between Fi!-
teenih aud Seventeen y streets
ROOMS over store 1890 Haln street. between Fiji.
ieenih and Seventeenth streets
These dwelling, &C. are In or VIII be tut in g00t
order, aud the rents are very low. Apply 10
ROBERT Il. LYME.
fp J-pOd3t Real Estate AgcDt and Auc tOncer.
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INGS on JAMES RIVER,
ALSO
sMIUFlELD AND HAMPTON.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
ARIEL,
icarrying United States malL)
&c. CLIFFORD. Commander.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FREIGHT.

| Freight received daily FOR Norfolk. Portsmouth q.
! Smiihneld, and Hampton; Washington, -. g.,
! Ncwh, me. Washington, TdrhorO', y. g.. and
all points IN Eastern Nortl Carolina; also tor Fast
/ eru shore Of Virginia. ola Point, and all regular
landings on james river, .. LOW l~T RATES,
| aud through bills issued T.. u. TATUN.
So I ~uperiuipnfnnf.
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Briefgtsms.-A little Ere.year-old son oil
Mr., b. r.. Jones, who lives on HUI stree.
near Twelfth, met with painful accldeh,
Sunday. While going down hight OF
stairs be fell over on bis face, cutting DIS
chin very badly with an oysier-sbeli when
ne had in his hands at the time.
Three tine frame buildings are in course
of err c,son on Decatur street between Four
seeuth and Fifteenth, aud several others are
being built IN the First Ward.
MayorG disposed Of atrifilng docket
at the Mayors Court yesterday morning.
The clerk Of the Hastings Court issued
four marriage-iicepses last week. The con-
tracing parties we're all white.
A regular meeting OF the CIV CouDcil
will be held next Friday night at ~ O'Clock.
In few days the Council WIN meet NJ
O'Clock instead % -.
On some ponds In Chesterfield which are
shaded by the weeds the ice at present II
more than four inches thick.
Rev. MIR. Lester, Of Chesterfield, was u
the city yesterday.
The Council Committee on Finance heIo
a meeting Friday night at Council Chamber
Hall. They will make a report 50 The
Council at iis next meeting.
The Chest rield County Court met yes
terday, aud will adjourn for the term dII'
ring the week. 49,,
Mr. ". Il. Lilhgow will leave for Alex
andrla to-day. lie goes as a represeniatiSe
10 the Grand Lodge Of Knights OF Pythias,
which meets in that city this week.
Ex.Councilman Isaac Kahn was OUT yes,
terday for the first time after severe spei'
OF sickness
An interesting Sunday-school meeting
was held at the Ninth.StrSet Methodist
church Sunday afternoon.
The first anniversary OF the Wesi-Bnd
Methodist Sunday school Will be held IN
May.
The river yesterday afternoon had iaIien
several feet at Mayo's bridge, hut was stu
quite high.
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BY Furman TuOper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. lOlB Main street.

V,RUSTEE'S SALE OF A SMALL
1 FRAMED DWELLING on JEFF ERSON BE
TWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL STREETS
Pursuant To the provisions - = deed executed on
The 7th dlV Of February, 1879, by Daniel 6afNey'
OF The city Of StauutOn. Va, conveying 10 me " o
cram lot renting fifteen feet on the west ine or
JEFF. rson street between Broad and Marshall stress,
and running back hetwcen parallel iiGcs huy'tlght
feet TO an alley in trust 10 secure certain debts
therein ua,0ed a. ftu'j having been made n the pay
meni thereof. and written notice ron Dr. thlrles
NaceiiI one OF the parties secured by said deed
having been received by ne so 10 do, SHALL On
FRIDAY,,FEBPUARY IL, 1851.
NJ 1 o'clocl,P NJ proceed to sell ou the premises,
tur RI Al, ESTATE above described
TERMS: One third cash: ihe balance IN SIX ana
twelve mon h.: six Dtr cent. interest addeJ, aud
secuted by a deed of Trust. - m
=. II. DINNEEN, Trustee.
FrPNfAN UPPER. Auc.i on.er. fe II
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nEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

sIOR NEW lOKk.-rne, Old =. 81
q Dominion Steamship COmuany's -eSSzs NJ
steamship Old DOMINION. Cantsiu WALKER,
VIII sail TUESDAY, February 5th, at . oclock T..
NJ.
Freish' received until O'Clock p. VI.
Through bills Of ading signed aud goods for
warled with dispatch to All points north south, east
and west: also, to foreign ports.
For freight or passage, appy 10
G.. W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
fe 1885, COmpany's Wharf. Rocketts.
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by Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
l016 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL LOT
/ ON VI STREET BETWEEN THiR tY-FlRsT
AND THIRTY.SECONO STREEr>.-BS virtue 81
q deed Of trust from 10 epn Brown aud Robert
Jones 10 the under igned. dated Way 81, 1850, and
recorded In the CLERKS Office Of Richmond Cbancery
Court. d. u. ll6 a. page 4Sl. default having oeen
made in the nav rreit OF certain ntRohaDle noie
therein secured and b ing requested 30 ~ do by the
holder thereof will sell by public auction, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24rn,
at O'Clock =. NJ, on the premises. the aboye.Ren-
tioned LO1. commencing AT point distant siNty-six
feet from the intersection OF the eastern Hue OF
Thirty first street 10 the northern line of street.
and extending etstwardly along the north Hue OF
street aud fronting thereon 33 feet, aud running
back between parallel lines 100 feet.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses Of sale and SO ~.
with Interest from November 3, $780, aud "A credit
as to 1864 to May g. 1881: balance, If any, upon
FURMAN TUrPER,
fel3 Trustee.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
~ Building Comu9ttee Of Johns Memorial church
in q" get SEAr.ED PROPOSALS FOR BUILD
Nc A BRICK CHURCH IN the town of t1rmvllle;
Pians and specifications may be seen al tDe once on
Inc undcrsgner, ia Fsrnlyille. The proposals 10 DE
opened on 25TH FEBRUARY. ...
f. last ALYRED MOTH, Secretary.
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BY Sutton & Co.,
Real Estate AGENTS aud AuctiOueers,
No. lIO6 Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VERY
l. DESIRABLE TTIREE-STORY STOCK BRICK
RESIDENCE No. us WtST GRACE STREET
AT PUBLIC AuCTION.-In execution Of Ger ain
deed OF trust from Don L. iasey and wife 10 The
undersigned as trustees. dated Nav 10. 1877, and
Of record 81 Richmond Chancery Court, d. II. 10
a, page $40. we Will offer for sale, upon The prem
iseS. on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1881,
at AZ O'Clock +. NJ, being required so TO do by the
holder Of the note secured 10y ne said deed. default
having ben made In the payment thereof The
bOye-dcscnhed PROPERTY. inc HOUSE con-
taiHs ten rooms; gas. water. pain ON, and cul-
vert connections. ana al The modern improve
ments. This PROPERTY T. located IN one If The
most rapidly -iinhOving portions OF The city, ana
we wOul call th attention OF parties Wishing he-
sir1be resi- cuce. To iiv simcn' M properly pay
Inc good percentage. and With the prospect OF an
early incraa.e iu value.
TERMS The deed requires Ssh rs to nlying the
cost and CXpenses OF safe and 10 paw II a rOte Of
$4,000. with Interest from May ] D, 1880, "a day OF
sale; yet very llDera e'ms viii he giyel:
HUWAED SWlNkFoRD,
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE,
fed Trustees.
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Grrch Notes.--Tbese were services u.
all the churches In the city sunday "A,
the Meade Memorial, Presbytefiao, anu
Baptist churches The usual services VIZ
Conducted morning and night Dy 'he Iesu-
lar ministers. AT the Metnodist enu'.u,
Rev. Mr.Jsmcs occupied the puip'' euoua'
mornine and night, preaching two very in-
iereslIny sermons to fine congregations. AL
tins cbnrch three persons were received
into the church BY letter sunday morning.
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By Grnbbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneefs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

FIVFtUIU sIICtI iIfIlI NtI" I'''''''
COMMISSIONER SALE OF BUILD
~ ING LOTS At THE MORT HWtSr CORNER
OF MARSHALL AND GILNFR STRI Els AT
AUCTION.--In q cuiiOn Of decree Of the than-
crrv Court OF ElcumOud. dated l5th January,
1881. in the ca e Of BrOwu's executor rs. Brown
aud Ills viii sell by auction, M N the premises on
FRIDAY THE 25TH DAY OF FEBRUARY,
at O'Clock p. VI. the PROPERTY .iuated as
above. OF which George VI. Brown DIED seized.
I fronts 100 feet on Marh,l street. runs back
$50 ieat. and will he sold IN four Its, each Of 20
feoi front. The ate zion Of persons wan Ing lots
well situated tnda prices invited 10 ms
sale.
TERMS: one fourth cash balance At SIX, twelve,
Rnd eighteen months. tor NEGOTIABLE NOTES. WIN m
l. rest added ana iite retained until full payment Is
made G. G. BAU6HMAN, Commissioner.
GRTBnS WILLIAMS, AuctiOnter,.
tel 1913 2.&25
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CARRIAGES. sUGGrES. Ae.

w. O. SMITH @H
CARA <bcE- AND wAGOS-MANUFACTURER
ExTENs.OE-ToP FAMILY CARRIAGES
IMPROVED fALLiAG-ToP LADIES PHAE.
cASGPY.r0r LADIES PHAyToss.
UOfTORs' PLATfORn SPRING PHAErONs,
TOP and OPEN EuGGIFS.
GROCERY aud BCfcH Err WAGONS.
$50. several TOP ssJ UPEN SECONDHAND
BUGQfks and WA6OAe on hand
kkFAlk1iNG and RtgAlRING done In best
DslBDaer al LOWEST PRICES.
W. q. SNIFF. 3lf sorfh Fifth sirvet.
y gs.eod2m
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OhILAD ELFA IA, RICH ssSsTr
Il MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM--S&1s6A
SHIP LINE.<FOE PHILADELPHIA, FALL
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RIVER
THRLE TINES a WEEK.-Updl further 10
ae ~ s.snne n, % M, Inc WIZ msxe ~, ~esk
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, ana SUNDAY, COZ
Meeting al Pnilaielpnla With clyde New Enylaa'
Lin, for FAN River
QUICK TIMF-fREoUENT DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES
Freight received daily ltl 8 O'CLOCK 4. N.
"a aES W. MCCARHtCk,
General SOD, .ern Agent, Richmond, Va
W. LIAM =. CLYDE & CO..
Genera Managers,
nozS 49, Ia sonth Whs 'ainhis
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I AND SALE.

l AND SALE.
I'm pursuau CO of a docrcr Of Buckingham CircuiI
Count. entered ~ is &c oHtr fern, 1880. In tie
chInctry cause IF ilane- trustee. IS toutaiHc and
Others, the undersigned VIII. on lie
l4IHDAY OF MARCH. 1851.
offer for safe al puDc auction, Ia front Of Bucking
ham court house, III LAND IN said county winch
". :. Fonalne, by deed dated &c ODER /. 1866
conveyed o John /. Scott ira, teyiL..a one third
int. rest in 4 tract OF about 100 ACRES OF LANU
near New tantOn, IN Buckingham comfy on
Hunt crttk. 1hi- 1873 acres va assigned 10 W
: Fontaine. g. Il. FOulainc ard ~ ~ +. ~crusgs ir
fhr division OF their fa'her's estate snd Il uidt OF
same eau 80 So n on application % III" commissions
err Ii J. or the hest brit. vein. OF slate Buck
inpham county, aud /. hcNcNe 10 ue Is valuable 4
slafe ur0ucr.y a. can be ION Il In sIid c0unN.
TERMS: $500 "a. h. ana balance Of the purchase.
money in Dus. TWO. ana three Nt3rS, 10 equal pay.
men;s. bearing interest from daY Of sale, and 10 be
secured ny bonds of purchaser, with good per soma
5, curiy .uG y retention Of u ie.
CAMM PATTESON.
THOMA~ :. NAPriS,
II. l5-1ufW Commissioners.
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AND ALLEGUAAI
XII RAILROAD
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS To- NNpFEnH e. r.
AiOND AND NGLLiAll>O%.

LEAVE RICHMOND.
3:I5 =. VI. Passenger, daily lrXt'uf 81. ..
irving al ColuW1ii 900 =. '..
$50 \. VI. Freight AMI Pt>.ru.-r, i,tTt..l ...
cepi May arfi u< Col.
l.. 81.
LEAVE COLUMBIA.
G:i2 \. VI. Passenger, dltN except 81.
riging lu Richmond Jog. A.. 81
100 L. VI. Freight and PI.>s' ger. t....
sunday, arriving Iu q.
l.. VI.
LEAVE WfLLIAN~ON' -.
$50 \. VI. Freight aud Pa,-,ig,T ..f.
sunday, arriving Bu.,.
NJ.
LEAVE BUCHANAN.
300 l.. VI. Freight and r1.-..-... ii.. ..'
sunday, arriving 81 ilII o.i.
4. NJ.
Packets leave Columbia s. ri. iu.-|I.-, D..
days. aud >alurcays.
Close connection al william. nf'. ..i.
aud ohio railroad. n. J. Ii'l f.
General Frtsht aut B .e.I N...
DECATUR ANrtLL, General VI uH-,r
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By Jas. Mscioueall Auciioneer,
NO. 10 Governor street.
DERENPTORY SALE OF STOCK OF
ROOTS. SHOES HAT~, DRY GOOD.
SuGKTS NOTION>. SUOE-BoNtS, &C., AT
AUCTlcN.-On
TUESDAY. 18Th INSTANT,
at lOk o'clock VIII sell (wiihout re erY'l At store
No. 204 Broad street hr t-ra,c assortment or
abovc-named goods. comprising
.GFNTIIMEN'S. LADIES, AMI CHlLDREN'S
SHOES and BOOT~:
HATS Of Gne quality aud different Kinds;
DR. - GOOD, Of ali kiuds
.GENTLfME\'- WHITE aud cot ORtD SHIRTS;
NOTIONS, HOSIERY, SHOE BOXES, &C. sc.
As The owner inicn's moving ana Starring n
now bushes. the attention. ~ ihe ttaGe is raricn-
larry requested, the goods viii b. sold In lots 10
uIt such buyers. .
T. II COOK. salesman. IT, IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-15

NOTICE.
All persons having FORFEITED PLEDGES
whom have INDUCED must come forward and re-
deem them at ce as further indulgence cannot be
granted TO any one. A. HAIRS,
Loan Broker.
f. r. COOK, Salesman. r. lots
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF an or
- der of the Chancery Court OF the city Of Rich
e." Will sell 1t factory No. 65. known ts Grants
factor on Nineteenth stree, between Nam and
Franklin Sire I, on
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 81, 1881.
AT ~ o'clcck. the following ANiFACTURFD
AND IFAF TOSACt o: uoX bright navy Jund>,
| hcx b; OK navy POUNDS. ctddes black twist.
quarter cddiies sTN,G.uuuce hdNts. BOXES Dldck
fourteen. ounce hounds. 10 boxes bright siXl' en-
ounce uouud-, caddie5 black quarters, 80 caddes
bright twO-Ouuce +. L. 2 caddcs brlSht four
ounce dvns. raddes black ten-Onnce halves. 20
caddies two.ounce T. T.. boxes mahogany Jour
teen ounce pounds, ctddiCs black seyen-Ouncc
halves. 3S boxes hght pressed nInf'inch' boxes
bripbt SKIES. 10 boxes srYen-"uucc twill, lONe5
III rex pounds aud ptckagcs leaf ioba go
The tax will have To- he pad bN ihe LuTcha.er be-
fore he tobacco ts removed erom the factory.
TERMS or SALE: Cash ~ TO all sums oi SIOO
aud under. and uDOn credit Of 'lAtS day upon all
sums over 800. for anproSed endorsed negotiable
notes. vi h Interest adted.
fe l5- q JOHN W. WhlIliI. :. 9 IL