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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-06

BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auetioaeer,
l113 Main street.
EXECUTORS SALE OF FRAME
H SHOP AND LOT ON SEVENTEENTH Be
TWEEN RICHARD AND BALDWIN STREETS,
TOGETHER WITH THE PERSONAL EFFECTS
or BEVERLY FOWLER, DECEASED. CON
SISTING or BLACKSMlTH'S TOOLS, ANVIL,
BELLOWS, LUMBER. OLD BRICK, FURNI-
TURE, &C-{ will sell at pnOllc auction on
WEDNESDAY, JULY 9TH
at s o'clock i. N, the FRAME SHOP and LOT
frOnt.ug on the tzst line OF Seventeenth near Rien
ard street ~ feet. with depth OF 20 feet more or
less, 10 an alley feet wide.
AFTER WHICH,
will sell all the BLACKSMITH TOOLS
ANVIL, BELLOWS,
FURNACE. WISE, &C. &C.;
5000 BRICKS, LUMBER, &C.
TERMS: Realty, one third cash balance AZ SIX
and twelve months, Interest added aud secured BY
trua {. deed for personally. cash. ..,.
iv2 Executor.
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A NEW COUNCIL OF ROYAL ARcANUA.-
Grand Secretary william Lovenstein, assist
ed by Grand Guide l.. II. Reins, iostltutea
= new council of this growing and popular
order on july 1st at Farmvile, composed OF
some Of the best and most Influential citl'
zens OF the place. The following ofhcers
were elected for the ensuing term: A..
Moth. past regent; J. L. White, regent D.
p. Fitzgerald, yice-regent; Robert b.
Berkley, orator; e. 7. Jordan, secretary !;
p. &. Rice, collector; DR.. z. Winslop'
treasurer; Rev. II. II. HAYES, chaplain !;
o. 4. Wicker. guide; w. i. Meador, war
den; II. Z. Barrow, sentry; n. X. Hooper,
w, N. Duyal, T. Henry Glenn, trustees.
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ACCEPTED Rev. A. b. Brown, ID. d.,
and Rev. w. d. Thomas, ID. d., have &C.
copied the appointments 10 proiessorsnlps
Ia Richmond College recently tendereo
them BY the trustees.
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Bv Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer
No. 1912 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LOT
FRONTING on CHIMBORAZO PARK
46 FEET ON NORTH LINE OF GRACE
BETWEEN THIRTY-sECOND AND THIRTY
THIRD STREETS,
WITH A SMALL FRAME HOUSE THEREON,
AT AUCTION.

Ford (RIchmond Chancery Court decree en-
US,
Hewlett. I tered June %, 1881.
In execution OF a decree I'm the above mentioned
suit, We the undersigned, appointed special COM
missioners thereby, will offer for sa c, upon the
premises, on
SATURDAY, JULY l6, 1881,
At O'Clock the PROPERTY above mentioned,
which fronis 6 feet Grace street and Iu1s back
1876 feet The HOUSE contains four rooms and Is
now occupied by tenants. This property VIII make
a good Investment, aud will yield large perceDt-
age on the purchase money. and being directly
fronting the psrk will in a short time greatly en-
nance IN value.
. TERMS one fourth cash. residue at six Twelve,
and eighteen months, negotiable notes, Interest
added and thle retained. -
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
Z. CARRlNGTuN CABELL,
Special mmissicners.
u Auctfoueer iy q
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BY Robert y. Lyme,
Real Essass Agent aud AuetIoueer,
1919 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALT OF A LARGE
QUANTITY OF REAL ESTATE. LYING
IN THE cry OF RICHMOND. ON
vENABLE STREET, ANDN
THE COUNTY OF HENRICo, FRONTING ON
cARRINeTox STREET AND RUNNING
BACK TO THE CITY LINE, AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
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By Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate AuctiOneer,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
- BLER REAL ESTATE LYING IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND ON THE EAST LINE OF IHlR-
TENTH OR GOVERNOR STREET BETWEEN
MAIN AND FRANKLlN STREETS; AND 4
ADDITION, NEAR THE CITY LIMITS, AID
JOINING THE LANDS OF THOMAS HOOPER.
AND THE LATE WILLIAM A. ROBINSON, Al
PUBLIC AUCTlON.-ln execution OF a decree i OF
the Richmond Chancfry Court pronounced on The
u st day Of June, 1881, in suit stv'ed SchOheld
pS. Ebers. therein pending, the undersigned VIII
OFFER for sale, upon the premises, ut o'clock i. Me-
THURSDAY, july 7, 1881,
the LARGE THREE-sTORY sTCCK.BRlCK
STORE and DWELLING on the east line Of Coy
eTnor street between Main and Franklin streets,
now occupied by Mr.. JOhn Br0phy. The lot fronts
28X feet on Governor street and runs back about
l25 feet. The dwelling contains aDC 1I Ten room
AT small outlay lhis property could b. made
first class stand being situated In the very centre ~
the business portion OF the city, ana should COM
mand the attention Of those seeking good invest
ments. -, -
for sale a SMALL TRACT OF LAND, containing
SIX ACRES. lying in Duyal's addl lon last outside
Of the civ limits, and b!tween the Brook road and
the new North or Frst-Streetl road. aud adjoining
the lands Of Thomas Hooper and The late William
A. ROtins0H an Is the same land Of which the late
Rev. W. Krschman died seized.
This land being situated so very near he city,
should command the attention OF those wishing 10
purchase nice httle market-2arden.
TERMS one third cash residue IN fqual install
ments AZ SIX and twelve month";, the purchaser 70
give negotiable notes, win pr cent interest ADJ
til the whole or the purchase money Is paid ana
convey ance ordered by the Court. -
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
MARSHALL NJ. GILLIAN,
Special Commissioners
No"'" Dc L J. W. y D'''' je 26,2s .8OSjy35,67
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~ III ~ 'IT|II T - ~
tsuccess0r 10 James VI. Taylor ( sons
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioncer.
Eleventh aud Bank streets.
1RUSTEE'S SALE OF THAT DESIEA.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT DESlEA.
l. BILE TWO STORY BSICK DWELLlNr. 80.
2lZ, ON THE WEST SIDE on IN tfL
STREET BETWEEN CUMBERLAND AND
BrVERLY.-By virtue Of a certain deco oi uUt
executed on the 2lst daY of June. 1878, g. James
NJ TAYLOR, trustee. duly rcc0rced n the cth .'re
of Richmond Chauctry Court In ID. u. llt 90.
page 2, to iecure the payment oi certain .Hm .i
money therein mentioned, default h4N'uz .'rI
made IN the payment of 4 part OF said dell iHi lt
the request OF al he parates interested Nl. tt
the eXecu or Of he said james VI. TAYLOR, trustee.
proceed % sell at pubic auction, upon The pr'nl n
on
THURSDAY, july 7, 1881, At o'Cfo'h rN.
6f fair; If not, en- ihc next fair day thereafter '.e
REAL ESTATE convey q by said deed, CuH.I.'..t
If LOT fronting un the wes' side II LaurI -f..t
between Cumberland and Beverly 3oNl30 ffi 20
an alley 20 feel vide, with NICE 1Wo->lNlD
BRICK DWELLING thereon. containing i,t
rooms besioes Kitchen, and ia good order
TERMS: Very liberal, aLd made known ~ i..
hour ot sale. n. SELDOM TANluE,
ie % Executor Of james NJ TAYLOR. JIu.'tt.
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FxcURsIoN TO STANTON. OPP
portunity TO take nice trip Is afforded by
The excursion to Staunton on SATURDAY
night the 10th instant. Train1eaves at III
<tcIook
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TXECUTORS' SALE OF A VALUA-
Ia BILE FARM IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY,
NEAR JAMES RIVER.-The UNDERLINED, execu-
tors Of A. &. Adams deceased VIII oner Tor saie al
public auction. at Charles CITY Courthouse, on
THURSDAY, July 81, 1881,
THAT being court -dayl, that VALUABLE FARM OF
witch A. G. Adams died seized aud possessed,
known as COLESVlLLE, situated In Charles CITY
county, Va, one mile from Wilcox wharf, on
James river, and containing 800 ACRES OF
LAND tmore or Iess), 225 Of when are arabic aHd
now IN high state OF cultivation. This farm-one
of the best In the most desirable part Of the coun-
ty-nossesses unusual advantages. IL is convenient
10 churches OF nearly every denomination, Is wuhin
one mile OF river landing and post-Ohce, ana only
two miles from the court house.
UDOu the DfemiSes are one large ana cOmmOdi0us
TWO-ST0RY DWELLING Win ten rooms. an
OFFICE IN the yard, six good OUT HOUSES Ia
good repair, with brick chimneysi Two large
EARNS and one new STABLE; one new STORE
HOUSE. bold stream OF excellent spring water
rises upon and runs through the farm.
There Is ~ present more than enough hrst CROWN
PINE TIMBER 20 supply the premises and guam
tity or young timber which VIII, IN ie" ears Oe
large enough for cord wood.
Persons desiring 10 Inspect the premises eau reScn
them easily by the steamer Ariel from ttlehmond'
Norfolk, or any river landing, and mr.. John Lamp,
who lives near, will take pleasure In showing them.
Trims: One third cash the balance In one, two,
and three years the purchaser TO give negotiable
notes with interest added deed given aud deed Of
trust taken TO secure the deferred payments.
For further particulars, address
Wilcox Wharf va; or,
FRANCIS J. DUKE,
Richmond, Va
to1o oA 90 JvlaIOI52O4Y4t
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, WEST
tu,y ON account Of the great vir ne of their AL.
TERATIVE WATERS and BATHS The leading
.ortion Of the IJnion aud for their unequalled
C0oi, and BRACING SUMMER CLIMATE, hay
ing a direct elevation OF 1000 feet above me sea,
and Immediately surrounding mountains OF 5,0Uu;
ARE NOW OPEN. and will CONTINUE OPEN
THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. Extensive enlarge.
ment and improvement have been nade Stree lsst
season. aud among others very extensive
KITCHEN with all modern improvements.
BOARD, IS per day, and $40 month OF twenty
The CALWELL HOUSE, adjacentto the Servings,
with the use of the waters and grounds In common
win other visitors, is ALSO OPEN. BOARD, ~
ner day and s50 per month of twenty-eight days.
descriptive pamphlets obtained at PURCELL,
LADD CO.'S. GEORGE l.. PEYTON,
Ne Iolm Managing Director.
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rroR OTHER HLocAL" SEE FIRST PAGE.
Iron Bradstreers Of July 2 ]
Southern Mates.

From Richmond, Ya.; Business in gen.
eral Is quiet this week, but the outlook Tor
the early fall trade is encouraging. the
boot and shoe merchants especially VIII be-
gin their fall trade unusually early. Their
drummers start on southern routes To-Day,
and by July 10Th there Is a prospect OF
heavy shoe business. The tobacco market
shows considerable activity in certain lines
namely, wrappers and smokers. A few
large lots OF Reggie uplands are being opened
and sold privately this week. Prices for
the most part rule at 5000, though some
packages are understood TO have been sold
at S13 30. There is plenty OF rain through
out Virginia. During the past few days
very damaging rain and wind-storms have
visited nearly every part OF the State.
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l feel like adding my testimonial, says
Mrs. G. WhIpple, 371 Croghau street, DE.
troit, Mich, to the very many in favor OF
st. Jacobs Oil. l can say that 1t has done
wonders for me. For six years had sur
fered beyond all expression with sciatic
rheumatism and tried every known remedy,
but all TO no purpose. At last l saw In the
Free Press an advertisement OF the article,
and tried II, feeling it would be like all
olhers-good for nothing. But, thank God
and the man that makes the remedy, am
well aud free from pain.
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SALE OF MONTPELltE
Il THE HOVE OF PRESIDENT Madison.
IN ORANGE COUNTY,

IN ORANGE COUNTY, "a.
In execution of the d.,d Of trust from Do. A..
ThOH as j. Carson 10 Phi ip :. Fr, ana lr"i. i''
Williams for The bepehtOf David Graham, dtr't' .'
dared August /. 1857. aud recorded in iut r.''s 81
Office OF Drantc County tOurf. The uud' t.I-. i.
who have been duly substituted as trus ,c. i' '.r
place Of The said Philip :. Fry and Levi u. hN-
iiams dtcea.ed being thereto r'qalred by inr if'-
cent bruehciarie IN said trust drcd, viii sell NI t
LiOn, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, July Is, 1851.
the VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND conveyed PIP
said deed. known as MONTPELIER, situt'I '
Orange county, Va Immediately Oh the f.r % iI'
Virginia Midland railroad, four mite. Vet o..
Orange Courthouse, aud tONFAtNt&6 luoHt
ACRES. Tho iaud Is Of goOt qualify, SOL w.
tered aud uubercd. The inproytm-lL con. f.
OF A large and imposing BRICK DWflllN't
niac,nt View Of the Bl1e Rids, Mouuiaire. i".'in'
vi n al the necessary Out-hulicitgs III 't'
are ins ly considered the hand .DWtsi lu D. '''.
Virginia. This would make most dchfhI -'
rneT residence, fine stock farm. or cou.. .' .'
yertsd into q pleasant summer resort ...-
TERMS: Cash enough 90 pay tbe cO.' 'I
cutting the trust aud % pay balance tf'i.'i
de.d-,ay 600: aud a. d. the reeiaut, hi"'
credit of one and TWO years, The purchase u" r't
bond tor the deferred payments, beatlug l..'
from day 81 sale, snd secured boy deed 90 bu'l
laua Should the hcncnCi8rlcs conclude BOG I' .''
azure the whole amount due them in cash. '..
cban.e II terms viii be- announced on da1 "l .a'
Tor further Information, address the trustee
LINDEN KIM,
AeNau0rII, Va,
joins G.. WILLIAM,
Orange COurihOust, y a..
substituted Irufu,,.
APRIL %, 1881. ap 2s-2hwtJy Htiit
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BY fsotert y. LYME.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1919 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VERY
EXTENSIVE AND VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON CARY STREET,
OCCUPIED By MR.. MICHAEL MURPHY,
NORTH SIDE. IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE THE
FOUNDRY OF MEssRs. TALBOT SONS,
BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SEVENTEENTH
STREETS, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
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VARIETY SPRINGS, OPEN l5rHJUNE
Y On the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad fifteen
miles west of stanton. cars stopping at the door
Excellent wafer, grand scenery. and good rare:
Usual amusemeDts. Board: &25 per month OF
thirty DAYS, 81 per week, and $3.50 per day. Chill
dren under twelve years aud servants hat-prlce.
Bathing In healing water gratis.
MRS. MARY J. BURRUSS, Proprietor.
G. ". LACREY, Manager. j. . I'm
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b j. Is. Elam,
Real Estate Agent and Austi0neer,
llI3 Main street.

GALE BY AUCTION OF A DEsIRA.
- BILE FRAME DWELLING on WEST MAR
SHALL STREET BETWEEN MUNFORD AND
shall sell by auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY. JULY 7, 1881,
at g O'Clock z. NJ. that DESIRABLE TWo'sTo-
RY FRAME DWELLING No ITO west Marshall
street, between MuUtOrd and Otlmer streets. c0n-
tainlhg hYe rooms Of good size, aud In comfortable
has front OF 2ZH feet aud a depth Of about 100
feet 10 a wide alley.
The cwner being determined 10 sell, an oDDortu-
nifty 10 purchase good home at bargain may DO
Terms: One third each balance by negotiable
notes six and Twelve months WIKI Interest added
aud occurred by deed OF u9sI- -, ,.,,.,a..
jy2 ). %. ELAN, Aaciloneer:
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE ~ HANOVER, NEAR HANOVER
suit Of boswell vS Mallory on the 27lh OF April,
1881, by the Circuit Court OF Hanover we VIII Oner
for sale at Hanover Courthouse, In front OF the
hotel, on the
GOTH DAY OF JULY, 1851,
Chat belng court-dav.l immediately after dinner,
an that TRACT Of LAND, containing aoout 400
ACRES, near Hanover Junction, which was Tor.
merly owned nv W. ". Mallory There IS a good
DWELLING. HOUSE aud he usual Out.baildinfs,
orchard, and garden on the place and The land IS
admirably adapted 10 farming, and Is about TWO
miles from the JuuctiOu.
TRIMS: EpOugh IN cash 10 ray expenses OF suit
aud sale, say tl50; the oaianee Of toe purchase
money at Que, two aud three Ysars interest added,
the purchaser giving bonds and security; or II ne
prefers 20 pay one third cash, then security FOR The
deferred pay meats Is 70 be dispensed with,
II. w. MURRAY,
T. N. PAGE.
HILL CARTER,
Special Commissioners.
VAUGHAN, crier, ezs'"f"
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RICHMOND BAZAAR Gg
Nos. 1888 AND 1440 FRANKLIN STREET.

THIS DAY
AT 10 o'clock we will sell a number OF
EXCELLENT ANIMALS,
well suited for city ami farm purposes. from which
frsr. class selections may be made. -
FOITR YOUNG. WKLL-BROKE, GUOD-SIZE
MULES.
Previous 10 which we will offer our usual variety OF
guGGIES, ROCKAWAYS, WAGONS,
CARTS. &C,
JOHN b. DAVIS, Proprietor.
F.. Il. COOK, Sale mas. Y
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THURSDAY, July FL, 1881,
offer at public sale, on the premises the well Eno
and very desirable estate called BDILINc
SPRINGS. Immediately on the me Of the no,
mond and Allegheny raiTO g, now ia ful Operafl,r
and bringing The properly witnin a few hsr-.'
travel OF Richmond, Va. and sfOriinZ chem ana
speedy transportation 10 market for the produce I'd
the farm.
There is p small but ufCrisble dsellng ON r..
Boiling Springs pace. with ample barns, sIs5..
and a valuable grlsi. and saw-IDill. with saii.ft,r
water-po power aud machinery attached for thrpslir,
grain thrifty yOurg orcdard OF superior frg.'
now In fun bearing.
When IN many advantages Of this estate are e.-.
sidered. Including health society. railroad fs..I
ties. good soil. and charming scenery, fpF p.,e..
will be found more desirable. 10 islkewiso lr ll.
vicinity OF recent discoveries Of RICH MISEr,-
ORES.
There will be- sod ~ same time MOUNT,fv
FARM. containing 800 ACRES, mOstlg wool .,rf
alb )ut thee miles distant, IN the direction OF Nv.
ardsyille sad u contain indications Of ric1 f.,.
sits OF finest iron ore.
The title TO these land, Is believed 10 hof.-t...
but selling as trustees we only convey such 'I,c,.
vested IN us.
TERMS: Liberal. and made known AZ sale.
SIR. Witliam Dickson. residing on the Dane. f-..
adjoining, Will take pressure IN showing {.
Springs.
For further Information apply to
JOHN WOOD Ip
Il. T. ". DUKE
Trustees judge A.E.st..
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. July /. 1881
Nv d2fawtgt yfI
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, &c.


ITO TOURISTS AND INVALIOS.
POCKET STOVES, POCKET FLAsKs,
POCKET DRINKING-CUPS.
TRAVELLERS SOAP BOXES, .
POCKET MATCH. BOXES. WAX MATCHES,
BATHING Sp0NGrS and SPONGE BAGS,
WHiSP BROJMS, TOILET-CASES,
HAND and FOLDING MIRRORS,
TOOTH, NAIL. HAIR, and FLESH-BRU SHE'S,
HAIR FLESH-GLOVES.
BLEACHING and BRUSHES,
TOILET NAIL SETS.
ENGLISH, FRENCH. GERMAN, ard AMERICAN
CULOGNES and EXTRACTS for the handker-
BAY RUM Qmportedl,
RUBBER AIR PILLOWS,
RUBBER AIR CUSHIONS,
RUBBER CE.BAGS for the head,
RUBBER HOT-WATkR BAGS,
MEDICINE DOSE-GLASSES.
MEDICINE DOSE-SP0ONS. &C., &c:
For sale by Y. ROBERTS BAKER
successor TO Meade Baker),
jyl 9l9 east Main street.
DURIFY YOUR PREMISES.
USE CARBOLATE OF LIME AND CHLORIDE
OF LIME,
THE BEST, CHEAPEST, AND MOST EFFEc TUAL
DEODORIZERS AND DISINFECTANTs
known for purifying sinks, cellars, or alleys.
For sale low by I. ROBERTS BAKER,
successor to Meade & Baker,
jy1 9l9 east Main street.
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By W. Godd.n. AuctIoneer.

GALE AT AUCTION OF AN EXCEL
SIFNT AND WFLL.LOCATFD BRICK
DWELLING No. lI3 WEST MAIN STREET,
WEEN ADAMS AND JEFFERSON
the request or the owners shan Offer
for sale at public auction. on the premises on
THURSDAY, July 7, 1881.
AZ O'Clock 4. NJ, that DESIRABLE BRICK
DWELLING located as above. now IN the OccupaU-
CIV OF Mrs. Smms. The lot has mont Of 27Xl53
feet 10 an alley 20 feet wide. The dwelling contains
about eight or nine rooms, with all OF the usual out
In an excellent locality, and is IN fair re-
pair. .
sale. W. OODDlN,
~ AuctiOneer.
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BY }. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Agclioneer
lil3 Main street

ERAME HOUSE AND LOT on z bE-
Il TWEEN THlkTlEtH AND ihikl l-tlN
wIll sell Al auction, On the premise
THURSDAY, JURY 7, 1851,
NJ q o,eicck T. NJ. the FRAME HOUSE and lOl
S"cs,sd a. abnye The house has Two rooms Kitchen
in y.rd The lot fronts 60 by 1870 feet VIII well ol
wafer thereon. The rent u bis property MI pay
handsomely on the Investment ,.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance in ga we.
spd eighteen months. Interest added, secuitd ID
trust deed. - THUMBS N ohD,",,
ty2 A"N''''
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nor SALE, AT GORDONSVILLE, VA,
IT. CHOICE PROPERTY OF FORTY-THREE
ACRES. HIGHLY MPR0VED-HOUSE heantl-
fully situated. and within few minutes Walk OF
churches schools. pOst-Ofhce. railway station &c.
There is variety and abundance Of FRUIT, with
every convenience for Almost comfortable nome.
GEORGE BROWN,
fe05.I2tk GOrdonsville, Va.
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NHOUNTAIN-TOP HOTEL, 1896 feet
WI above tidewater, situated in Virginia, on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, 100 miles from Rich
nOnd, Va.,is NOW OPEN FOR VISITORS.
For terms, &C, address
HENRY l.. MASSIE, Proprietor.
20 lO.lm Alton Depot, Va.
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UTALLA w TOOL A l. U M
w SPRINGS, Bath county, Va. three miles
from the Chesapeake ana Ohio railway, have been
thoroughly renovated. newly painted ana er0und.s
l. 1881. Pamphlets giving ANALYSIS and terms can
be had at L. e. DUPUY's, Richmond. or OF the pro
Drietors, w. A. SiTLINGTON Co,
Post Office, Millb0rO' Springs, Va.
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TIME HEALING SPRINGS, Bath county,
/ va. will be open for the reception OF vlsllors
the lsT or JUNE Baths at the nsturaI lenp IN
reuheIt. Hot baths at any temperature deslree
also. plunge. aad shower-Dath Pamphels 10 oe
had OK PrfRcRLT. LAOD & Co. or the proprietor,
nv Ih.1ns a. CARTER EUBANK.
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RICHMOND AND ALLEGHAsY RAILRoAn
THURSDAY, July FL, 1881

Al the request OF the proprietor william b,,k.
SON. Esq, aud as 'rustees under the general decd N
Judge A. Rives. We shall, on
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RorLrSe SPRINGS,
ONE THOUSAND ACRES;
MOUNTAIN FARM,
THREE HUNDRED ACRES;
JAMES RIVER LANDS.
IN ALBEMARLE COUNTY, Va.
ABOUT ONE MILE FROM
WARREN STATION,
RICHMOND AND ALLtGHAEY RAILROAD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-06
BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AuetioBeer,
l1l3 Stain street.

GRUBDs 4 WILLIAMS, AuctioBeers. &c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-06

IfOR RENT. A LARGE BRICK O.
~ WAREHOUkK, Eve stories high. ou dock. II
Win ~ unied low. FRANK u. HIaL a co..
1y1'Dt Rtai EsSste Asenif, il0e Main street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-06

IsOR RENT, DETACHED DWELL. IN
II ING, 327 Pine street, with eight rooms Nj
large lot Very desirable, T. j., MERCER.
1855 SIS west Grace street.
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In Value.
Spirit of Arkansas.

If any of our readers will take the
trouble to find out among our citizens
the men of wealth and influence, and
then consider the means by which that
wealth was secured, it will be found
that a large portion has been gathered
from transactions in and the rise of
real estate. Though many have been
successful in other enterprises, and
succeed in accumulating comfortable
and well-to-do fortunes from other
kinds of business most of even these
have had their wealth considerably in
creased in this way. We do not pro.
pose to call names or cite particular ex-
amples, for the opportunities for com.
parison are open to all. We may ven-
ture the statement, however, that no.
other branch ofbusiness. has been so
uniformly successful. The cases of
loss or failure have not been as one to
twenty in other departments. Indeed
it will be hard to find man among us
US who has bought, held or sold real
estate, without having made large
profits on the investments, and 1t re-
mains question as to whether any
other branch Of business can ::show''so
good 4 record.
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THE ARMY WORM.
Appearance Of the Pest in Illinois
and Its Terrible Rayages.

CHICAGO. July 2l.-A pest that re-
sembles the army worm and goes by
that name, though substantial ditieren-
ces betwe the two are discernible, has
made its appearance iE the Oat fields Of
Illinois. The fall wheat was seriously
damaged by the severity Of the winter
and the spring wheat was retarded by
the lateness of the season. The farmers
have had to plow up their wheat fields
to large extent and sow them with
other crops in order to get anything
from the soil, and now comes the army
worm and devours the oats. The worm
Is chiefly found in the northern part
of the State. The rapidity with which
it works is shown in the statement Of q
correspondent that field Of 40 acres of
oats was destroyed in forty-eight hours.