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aotels aud Snmtner 8esorts.
AIKEN, -. ..
ASUMMER RESORT

HAVING been frequently solicited to open
IL Summer Hotel here, have decided 10 do
so, and will open the HIG HLAND PARK
AN NEX for the reception of summer Board
ers WEDNESDAY, JUNE /, 1881.
The annex" is the building formerly known
as the Aiken HOTEL 1t is pleasantly situated
surrounded by shade trees, and within two
minutes walk OF the depot. 1t has recently
been renovated and repainted, and is now in
first-class order. Prices of Board will range
from $40 to S15 per week per person Chill
dren under twelve years of age half price
Transient 81 80 per day.
Aiken is situated on the South Carolina Rail
road, on the summit of the Sand Hill region Of
Carolina. seventeen miles from Augusta and
one hundred and twenty miles from Charles
ton. 1t is 700 feet above tide water, and 400
feet higher than the Savannah river at Au-
gusta. The healthfulness of the place is we'll
known; the air pure and cool, especially at
night. The climate and well kept honses of
Aiken have made its reputation national as a
Winter Resort Many years ago Aiken was
apopular and much frequented Summer Re-
sort. OF late years the attractions of the place
for summer have, owing to a lack of accommo-
dations, been overlooked. 1t is my strong de-
sire to furnish such accommodations as will
renew the old time popularity. For further
particulars, address
B. P. CHATFIELD,
my23-f Proprietor.
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The Chinese dwarf, Che Nah, who
stands only two feet high. landed in
New York a few days ago. Fifteen
years of his life have been spent in Eng
land, where he was connected with sew
eral circus companies as clown. He
speaks the English language fuently.
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FENWIcK HALL,
sAYBRooK POINT, CONN.

BEAUTIFULLY located on Long Island
I'D Sound, at the mouth of the Connecticut
river, 316 hours from New York (Shore Line r. r
or Hartford daily boat. Will open for reception
of guests June 23d. 1t has all the attractions Of
a f1rstcass watering place, with perfect drain
age, pure water, and an entire absence from
malaria. The rooms are large. well ventilated,
and lighted with gas throughout. The table
will be supplied with pure milk, cream. and
vegetables raised upon thu farm For further
information, or circulars, please address HO
TEL BERKELEY, Boston, Mass, until June
Is; afterwards at Saybrook Point, Conn
ap26-Iu .Th&S2m e STANTON Pron'r
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TUESDAY. NAY "a. 1881.

Senator Lamar has been invited BY
nine different colleges to deliver COM
mencement oratiOns, and accepted two.
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Simmons Liver Regulator,

A purely vegetable medicine. containing all the
virtues of calomel without any of the injurious
tendencies so justly dreaded by mankind. 1t
will be found prompt to start the secretions of
the Liver, and give healthy tone to the entire
system, without salvation or any danger
ders the system. nor does it produce any nau-
sea or sick stomach when about to purge. 1t
is so mild in its action as not to interfere with
business or pleasure. Beware of limitations
gotten up on the popularity of Simmons Liver
Regulator.
Buy only the Genuine in White Wrapper,
with red z, prepared by J. II. ZEILIN & co.
myI0-Tu, Tn, S, w&Tel1y
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Boarding.
saust
8ettara.

&1n REWARD. - Strayed or stolar :
- III Tuesday, the I'd of Nav ~ Ms. 81
cows. One red COW with the hair rIibbs I''' ts
the point of shoulder Also, one light bTir. ~
heifer. with white and red specks in ri.es
flank. mark crop and under Bit. ma ah6v.
reward viii Be paid for their return To The ~
ner of Sims ana Wilson streets. mv94S,
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girFr Rsgal stor.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

THERE is not the least doubt that the terri
Il BILE frequency OF late years of Paralysis,
Insanity and the worst forms of organic dis
ease is mainly attributable to the quantity and
constituents Of the medicines of the day. Take
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WANTED, Pianos and Organs N -
repair. Rates reasonable. SeeoS-5s Mi aai
Instruments. 7. B. TURNER. led St t..l'l ,land
between Bull and Whitaker SITS. , 5s as. :.
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WANTED, three or four eood -
anca |or 31S on dressmaking Must n a to
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WANTED, two good house clearo--
South P era woman, Apply this NORMA man
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WANTED Two Million WHITE ~
SLAVES. delivered at any shipping No..
Georgia, South Carolina, or Atlantic IL.
Florida
my1s If n n p.co,-
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w as goTernesss G to R81 1sdy desires position
F. IL, News Office. 's children. Addresss
nnpgf
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WANTED TO HIRE. a sloon - ----2>-' II !
the summer. Good care - ga, sal boat N,
guaranteed ga Address THEO. 49 5 !T[ q same
city. hADERlCY
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WANTED. from June list sr.-1 -
Mouse, for so per month for tttsostory
- Aoaress, giving location ana ne r,. SUI.
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WANTED TO RENT, medium, 80
sonsrs Win good yard. P. DECKS o house
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Naufed.

w AS SddsL q German lad betwee71 : -
home viii be = pr sgd; f9r whom eo5 80 9
SALOON, corner Barnard a gpy at PHFsyYTlss
lane. ana Gordon s.al4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-01
BY Robert u. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Auctlonecr'
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT LARGE
4 JUgEE.sTORY BRICK STORE. NO. LOB
IN MAIN STREET NEAR SEVENIFE ~
sTRETT. OPPOSITE 1HE FIRST MARkET
NoW OCCUPIED ~ Ne HARRISON, AND III
TWU.AND.A.HALF STORY BRlCk JENE'
uFNT. xOW OCCUPIED BY FRANK JAtk.
SoX. Ar THE NORTHEAST CORNtR or
MADISON AND MARSHALL STREETS. AT
pITRI IC ACCIION.-In execution OF certain
deed of trust from Bernard Bear (uf GogdOnsvliIf'
Val 10 the und, iened trustee dated Sep'tnOet
% 1886 and duly recorded In the clerk once oil
Richmond Chanccry COur'. ID ed-BoOk III u, page
I43 | viii offer for sale, upon the premises. on
THURSDAY. MARCH 10, 1881,
at l O'Clock T.. VI that LARGE THREEsToRf
ERICK STORE described above. NO. 1901 M'in
street which f. certainly Of the hest located ana
desirable stands I'm the city for almost any kiud OF
bu.inpss The LOT fronts % feet on Main street
and runs back 10 fcet 10 wide alley running 10
Seventeenth STREET.. The upper floors OF said ore
contain about ten rooms aud the usual conNtnlenccs
At4ls0'c'Ock I. VI. OF the same day viii offer for
sale that DESIRABLE BRICK EN- ME<T on the
northeast corner Of Marshall and Madison streets,
which contains about seven rooms. and has ga.
water. and The usual conyeuichces The 10 4 fronts
on Marshall street % feet, ad runs back about 100
feet TO Il vide alley.
Az of This properly / snow occupied bv frst-class
tenants and Welding faiT rents. Special attention is
called 10 this safe. n f. Cicrs good opportunity 10
purchase good store and dwelling property Tor IN
inv' simen'. being situated In good localities, and
which is bound 10 Improve In value.
TERMS: WEI bc liberal aud announced al sale.
fe27 BYRON BEAR, Trustee.
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.U1T,Oy sAs.Es-Pnsure Days.
nv Jus. n, Lauphton. Jr, Anctioneef,
1905 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a LARGE
j STOCK or FINE COFfEEs. TEAS sCGAts,
spiCfss &C., At kUCTfUSs-iV yirtee OF dets
OF ,rust from y. Warwood 10 me. TIE undersigned
trustee. bearing date the 9th daN 9f februaIN'
ssI ind recorded IN the cNrks office OF the Chss
cery Court of the city of Richnond 10 secure ne
ptyuanf OF certsin debts ihereia mentioned az q
desc r bed. and having been requested 30 10 90 ny
one OF the principal creditors stenred thereby
wiz sell nj auction on
SATURDAY THE sT,T DAY OF FERRoARv,
NJ O'Clock A. NJ, in tse siorehouse No. 1853 east
Main street, the entire SO. H. consisting IN part oil
atout ...,,
FD-of all rbe good to best grades: -. .
50 WHOLE CHESTS, y and CHESTS On TEAS
OF all grades:
3 barrels SUGARS different grades;
full line of FINE SPICES aud Dany her
desirable goods.
The above stock IS fresh was bought for drst class
rttaI trade, and de'eryes The attention oa retaii
merchants. ey,,e
.nb Trustee.
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A movement has been inaugurated to
have certain lands in the county procession
cd, and other applications will doubtless
soon be presented 10 The court. Should ii
become general. the cost 10 the taX-payer>
of the county, will be some $500 or $1,000
from which they will derive not one cents
worth OF benefit. We have frequently, as a
surveyor, bad occasion to examine the re-
ports OF processioners, and never yet de-
rived sr0m them one scintilla OF infOrma-
ton, and long ago came 10 the conclusion
that tbey were utterly worthless and unre'
liable Tor all practical purposes, and no
more uaproftab,e expenditure OF public
funds could be maGe. -1GppdhdnnOch IN
der.
DEPUTY Collector Presley. w. Morebead
was abruptly called Oh to halt last Saturday
might upon the road IN piece OF woods be-
tween NeW Baltimore aud his house by an
unknown -coored Ean. Mr.. Norchead
reined up, ind bringing a revolver to bear
on toe. cha..euger, aiesisnded to know what
wss wanted. The .cha.ieuger bearing the
click Of The Tevolyer made haste 10 declare
the most peasefuI purpose. The wOuld-be
highWaymausgas allOwee 10 20 without a
parting shot.--1HGTeats',. True Inder.
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Brief. Items There was preaching 81
all the churches in the city Sunday morn
ing. Rev. DR.. w. &. Starr, OF Richmond
occupied the pulpit of the Methodist church
Services at the other churches were con-
Quoted by the regular ministers.
Giles Hayden tcolored), who was Oeiort
the Mayors Count on bench warrant j.
sued by the Judge OF the Hastings Court
charging him with perjury, has been. exam
ined and acquitted OF the charge.
Rev. b. +. Woodward. OF the Methodist
church, who has been quite sick for several
weeks. was able to be out on the street SAT
urday.
The Musings Court has adjourned for
the term.
The .Chesteifie County Court meets
Monday week.
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NE observation-disclosures the r'signa-
tion OF Mr.. James A. Gentry as Mayor OF
Manchester has been accepted that gentle.
man holds over until his successor is elected
and qualified. The Mayor to be chosen Nv ',
the Council doe, not, as many suppose, OIL
out the entire unexpired term OF Mr.. Gen
try. At the election for councilmen IN May
a Mayor will be chosen to fill out the uneX'
pired term. The officer 10 be chosen al TINS
time sill only bold Office until the qualifca-
ton OF the one chosen in May. The resig-
nation Of Mayor Gently was matter OF the
most serious regret TO ms friends (nDd no
man in our city has morc). He has been
strongly urged by many TO reconsider his
determination to remove from the city and
10 make another appeal 10 the people at The
MAY election. There is one vacancy in the
Council and Mr. Gibbs is absent, ana IL Is
possible will not be presen, next Friday
night. AS there are only ten members TO
vote, there l. some prospect OF another
deadlock, as it will require six votes TO
elect.
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by 4 q. (hsmn & Co.

UCTION SALE OF NICE HOUSE
"A HOLD AND kITCHtN fCRNiTURE.-N
the rtaue,f of the owner. who Is declining houe-
Keeping. we will fell ut the residence 1913 west
Marshall street, On
THURSDAY, MARCH =. 1851.
eosnmeucing at IL o'clock, nice assortment OF
GtNTEEL FURNITURE, consisting IN part Of
soc CHAMBER SUIT with LARGE WARD-
RDBr: " ,,.n,r
DINtNG.ROOM FURNITURE ana lhbbh-
WARE;
COOK Nj. STOVE &c:
PkRLOR CHAIRS. CARPETS. sc.
Tine attention of boukerpers invited 10 thi- sale.
TrRus. Cash X. II. CIAfFIN ca
al AuctOneers.
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By Wellington G0ddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloncer.
Garner of tleyenth and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERY
INVALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE AND
VACANT LOT ON THE WEST LINE Or THIRD
RETWEEN CARY AND CANAL STREtTS-By
virtue of a decree Of The Chsncery Court Of the
city of Richm md. entered on the I'd Of May 1877,
in The case OF Archer and wife AGAINST Mott. &C.,
we shalt. AS sptcisi commissioners thereby appoint
cd. proceed 10 sell at public auction, on the prem
seS. on
THURSDAY. MARCH 3, 1881.
at o'clock Z. NJ. that large and well-arran2ed
BRICK DWELLING, located AS above, recently In
The occupancy OF Mr.. John a. MO.by. containing
about ten rooms: besides brick kitchen. stable and
clfriaee-house, sc The LOT has front Of S3i =
feet. and depth Of 100 feet 10 an alley.
The properly viii be 20 divided a. 10 sell of LOT
yug TO the south, hayinga front of about 80 TO 40
feet.
The location &C this. properly shon,d commend
itself TO those who wish To secure an excellent resi-
dence In trst-class aud improving nelghb0rhood
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at six. twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. interest
added, and the title retained until an of the pur-
chase. BOn-y Is fully paid. &. W. 1URSER,
a. :. BOULWARF.
e. 25 COmmiS siOnerS.
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Chesterfield Supervisors and me f~e
BRIDGE meeting OF the Board 81 sulrr.
yisors Of Chesterfield county was held at the
Courthouse yesterday. When the question
relative to approprtating funds towards re-
pairlpg the Free bridge came up before the
BOARD the following in regard 20 the matter.
offered by Mr.. Walker. was Unanimously
adopted:
"Chestesfcld county Us. City Of Marches.
ter-Sslt Olaim: 1t appearing 10 this Beard
that the sum Of 1851 .G6, with interest there
upop, 10 now due this county by the esty o!
Manchester, As shown by report recerded
on pagesiE Of the minutes OF this Eeara-,
the same being the amount aseers'neo
and determined a. Msnchester's psopetuon
Of the amount paid by this county TO eta@t'
BucbsnsnS a. Co. for salt, therefore MS Or
dercd thm The said amount be, and the ssn'e
Is hereby, appropriated to the repair OF 'oe
,Jsmes-Riyer Free bridge, and Toe CIV ~
Manchester Is authorized 10 pay The .anne 10
the commissioners OF said bridge; aud wtN1i =
ever the said city she'll have paid the sat,
sum aforesaid then she shall he fe'e'se"
from all liability for the same"
The city OF Manchester viii pay ,ne aoo.e
amount, but il IA understood that u was ,n'
Guided in the 81 300 appropriated oy Tue
Council at Its last regular meeting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-01
By Il. +. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioncer,
1912 Main street.

4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF FIRST
~ CLASS HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
NITTRF BELONGING To THE ESIAIE OF
WILLIAM +. TAYLOR. DE{'EAskD.-N the re-
quest Of Mr. X. T. HreGk admit i,iraior. will offer
for sale, the late rcs euce OF the said William +.
Taylor No. II west Grace street, between Jcfi,r-
son aud Madison streets on
THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1851,
~ 0 o'clock 4. W.. general assortment Of HOUSE
HO.U AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, among
which l. the following:
NITURE-'i light Iiocrs:
/ very hancsOue ROSEWOOD ETAGERE.
. h.c BOOKCASES.
MAHOGANY HAT-Ritk.
WALNUT DINING TABLE and FCRNl.
TURF.
| set Of very fine TIA and DINNER-CHINA,
BRUSSELS CARPETS and RUG,
EXCEPTION CHAIRS.
MiRBLE TOP TABLES. &c.
Fine CHAMBER FURNITURE.
aud other articles too numerous 10 men Ion.
TERMS: Cash. Il. Il. LYME,
1925 AuciiOn,er.
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By II. seldom Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and Auciionecr,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

Real Estate Agent and Auciionecr,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT HAND
l. SOME FRFNCH-PLATE GLASS FRONT
STORE No. 1908 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE
POST-OFFICF, NOW RENTED AND OCCUPIED
RY MESSRS JOHN II. TYLER Il co. AS JEW
FLRl STORE-By virtue of a deed Of trust exc
cuted TO the undersigned, trustees. dat NOVem
Der T. $40 aud duly recorded in the CLERKS Office
of The ChanCery Court of the city of Richmond, in
Deadlock 100 y, page &42, TO secure the payment
of certain OF money therein mention Cd, being
req .rcd To do by the beneficiary therein. Will
proceed TO sell at public auction, upon the PREM
Uses, on
TUESDAY. MARCH /, 1881,
at l O'Clock 4. NJ, the property above described.
consisting of certain LOT or PARCEL OF
LAND with the improvements thereon. fronting 25
feet on the south side Of Main street between Tenth
aud Eleventh streets, and running back l4S feet,
more or less, to Il wide alley in the rear.
This property is located in the midst of the
heaviest Wholesale and retail trade, convenient TO
all hotels. banks. &C., and Is the bandsOmest and
one among the most substantallv-built stores on
Main street. and has always Yielded good rePt.
Terms: By agrto ment among the parties the
terus OF sale VIII he third cash. balance in six,
twelve. aud eighteen months; The credit payments
"a be evidenced 10y negotiable notes with inter, ST
added aud secured 6v aided of trust upon the pro-
pcrty. HENRY q. CANNON,
ALFRED X. COURTNEY,
Trustees.
Sale conducted by II. SELDOM TAYLOR, Auc.
tionepr, IL is
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Ar.rrIor aAIEs-.rnis Day.
Ry JAS. Macdoagsll, Auctionetr,
No. 10 Governor street.
CrpERB FURNITURE. CARPETS.
&c.,&c.,
AT AUCTION.

A. the vesw,st Of Mr.. a. Harris. who Is removing
from, the ss, viii se at bis residence, NO. iSZZ
Main street tup-staiisl, on
TUESDAY, March lsr.
commencing a, 10 o'clock.
THE WHOLE OF HIS ELEGANT FURNITURE
which has been purchased without regard 10 co'''
embrsclne IN part; H.,
REALLY SUPERB rAgoR sE s,'s com s Droc a,
teIie, THIS IS reg'rded as tue most eeesh' SCI
uAhn shT0p BOUQUET TABLES, ta ebeny;
TSs srrsSnrm. filM MIRROR. very deliberately
MARHLE VASES ror hearth and masts''
VERY HANDSOME PARL0R-sTOVk,
BRUSSELS CARrkTs, &C.
THE BACK PARLvR
a furnished In excellent sive, but not 80 cxtrsya'
,,niiy. containing a SOLID WALNUT BOOk-
CAsF hsndsoIn, " elryea BRONZE AID OTHER
MANTEL ORNAMENTS.
THE FRONT CHAMBER
IS furnished with a COMPLETE SUIT. As BEAU
TtftiI AS SHOULD BE DESIRED:
COSTLY ENGRANINGS.
E EsrSs!H LMGc ATrfI i"S EIe'
PURE CHINA TOILET SETS, &c.
THE CHILDREN's ROOM
| is furnish ed with appropriate furniture, SOLID
| WALNUT.
| DINING-R0OM:
| MAgRIF.TOP BUFFET.
| WALNUT tXTENSiON-TABLEs. -.
| DiNiNG.ROON SUIT, complete covered VIII
| leather;
CARPETS, &c. 81. -
| 4 large assortment of PURE CUT.GLAss and
CuiSAWARE.
! The sTAIR-CARPETING and OiL-CLOTi
| throughout The house.
| KITCHEN FURNITURE GENERALLY,
embracing hrst-rate COOK!NG-sTOVE, &c.
| II IS so seldom such elegant furniture Is forced
unc the market he sold without reserve That we
can with confidence expect that this sale should at
| tract pupc attention.
| JAS. MhCDOUGALL, Auciionter
| r. u. COOK. SAlesin re 24-Ih.f,>a'>u@l ~
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p,c-,uoxp. VA February %. 1881.

RICHMOND, Va. February %, 1881.
Editors Dispatch: Will you he so kind as
TO iniol u me whether the massive equestrian
statue OF Washington in your Capitol
Square is belted 10 the granite SALES.--FUTURE
or simply anchored down by it, own weight !
Respectfully, lTlNERANT.
III is fastened In some way, and not SIM
Iy ancbored down by its own weight
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-01
By Robeit Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Auctionecr,
1912 Main street.

fNWO SMALL BRICK HOUSES, WITH
Il VALUABLE LOT UPON WHICH THEY
STAND. LOCATED on NORTH SIDE OF MAIN
strict BETWEEN TWENTY SECOND AND
PUBLIC AJCTpDN.-By request of the owner, who
is NONRESIDENT, shall sell, upon the premises, by
auction, on
TUESDAY NEXT, MARCH l. 1881,
at 4 O'Clock l.. a.. the above PROPERTY. Parties
seeking small and well paying properly at small
outlay would do well To ati,nd The sale. The LOT
fronts on Main stiea 80! feet, and extends back a
good depth.
Terms: Exceedingly liberal.
ROBERT Il. LYME.
f. 20 Auciioncer.
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MINE.RUN FURNACE,

S.hENANDOAH COUNIl, VA,
February &c, 1891. )
Editors siichmond Dispatch:
Gentlemen, PLEASE inform me Through
your daily, a constant reader Of your paper,
wins rs the address OF GeneralJOhn b. Cor
don, aud thereby 0blIge yours,
GIN. MCCLANAHAN, Postmaster.
Atlanta. Georgia, was his post-Ofiice adj
dress when be was in the United States
Sesate, end still l., we suppose.
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DETERSBCRG RAILROAD
FORECLOSURE SALE.
CIRCUIT COURT OF TIE UNITED -TATES
Fol; THE FOURTH JUDICIAL CIR UT AND
THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA
iFIf..v- PRO. A II, m 4 ~


TIE EAsTEEN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA
Atkias, BroS a IN ntd ais.
The PtlersJarg Raffooj CoapopyS
by virtue OF and pursuant toa judgment AMI de-
ere, ut foreclosure aud safe icn"rrcd and entered
on ih. : p DAY Of september, $50. and amended
nv drcrrr entered on the 2Dih d1y ~ December,
So bV -aid court. la the above entitled action. /,
G. T. Rimsdc, Master. appointed therein 10 sell al
aud singular the mpit@agtd premifS. franchises.
ana tfoDertv real. per-oual. and mixed. mentioned
i'm the SAID Judgment and decree particularly IN the
81 section thereof. BEL the same mort gagged, or in
fenced 50 10 be. to Thomas liranch ana John j;
May. ls72. do hereby give notice that on
WEDNESDAY TIE 2DTu DAY or APRIL. 1851.
al u. VI n The from door Of the cu~tOn-hOu,c of
the CnJted States in the city of Petersburg Va. |
Sail proceed 10 sell al public auction 10 The highest
bidder, the following. described propeItN-yiz..
ALI. THE PROPERTY OF THE PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY,
including all The
LANDS AND REAL ESTATE Of said company
i'm the CIT, O Petersburg State OF Virginia. aud at
weldon and Castor. y. g.. and along the liue Of
the road. aud along he line % the road between
said places In tie counties of Dnw ludir. Prince
George sussex and Greenyile. ia ,hc StRe OF
Virginia. and NORTHAMPTON aud IiahfaN, in The
ALI. iiMvPR0vEMFNTS 0N SAID LANpS:
ALL RIGHTS. PRIVILEGES. AND ADNAN-
TAGiES, THERtTo APE l RL,TiA,Si,NiiNG;
TIIE ENTIRE ROLLING.sTOt Is, MACHINERY,
FIXTURES. TOOLS. EQUIPMENT, AND
RAILROAD SUPPLIES;
ALL UIHEH PROPERTY. RIGHTS, PRiVI-
LEGFS. AND FRA { II ISES APPER-
TANNING To SAID RAILROAD IN THE
STATES OF VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAR
DINA AND ELSEWHERE.
as fully sci forth In The said Judgment and decree.
copic' of which viii be furnished Ia persons apply
ing therefor.
aid sale VIII lie made upon the terms specified in
The decree Of sale. OF which bidders will take no.
tice and subject to certain subsisiiug prior Hens
upon the premises, particularly described ia the
said irld EuIcnt and decrec-a statement of which
can te seen al The clerks office OF the said court
prior "a lie sale. aud al the place OF sale on the
day OF sale. Z. l.. RASlSDkLL,
Master.
RICHMOND, VA, January lS, 1881.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-01

4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-At the
n same time and plac. shall Oft r foi ale az pub
Inc auction ALL OF THE PtRSONAL PROPER
lin. dt c-.,>rd.
TERMS: VIII he made known on thai day.
j. .RAMtN, Administrator.
FrupIApY 23 1881 ic27