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ChiId-Like and BIand-A BOARDING
House Romance.

His name was Moses Sparrow. lie was
very green. That was the idea which
ALWAYS came into Miss Pages mind when
she looked at her country landlady's son.
Such a rustic youth, with such falr mar,
worn long, such big blue eyes, such sloplng
shoulders, such a lamblikc expression.
And, being there at tbe farm house, whittier
he had been sent TO spend the summer
months. the city belle resolved that she
would fry her powers Of fascination upon
fine bow, who struck her as 50 good
= subject for filtration, in which all the iuu
was TO be on her side and all the sentiment
on his. And at IL she went, beginning with
\ smile. a look, word, and rejoicing TO sec
the fish bite so readily. She enjoyed her
self very much until SHE grew tired OF 1t !;
and then she decided on breaking the heart
She had won, and erioying the crash. So She
lurCd him out in the garden ana MADE
him sit beside her on the bench under
fhe yistarias, and said, sldIy: - m
Going home next week. | shall send
you wcdding-clrds when / am married.
am 10 be married to 4 rich Old gentle
man next winter" Then she waited To see
him drop at her feet but be did not drop.
Tie only said: oval, Pm real glad! |
kinder ielI nEdlu J. u bc'u -V.h W $3.50"
Won. Pm a sort ~ butterfly, flitim from
flower to flower, you know; lUd rev niIt.
ed with YOU, ! du allow. was aiiaid !ouu
90 of into decline or Suthin'-you seemed
| IN set 30 much on me-if YOU hetTed suddcn-
like that me and Ann Maria va, ke'pln'
steady company. But, law, Scncc you're
coin TO be married there amt no harm
done! shouldn't hCy liked you 10 drown
Yourself, like fOlher summer bolrder did,
in the mIllpond. She had my photograph
| in her pocket hen she was hshed out.
Then he smiled at Miss Page, and >he arose
and sailed away from him with great dig
njtv. But Moses sat within the ar0ol
awhile longer, and laughed so loudly that
his mother heard him in the kitchen, where
she was sprinkling clothes, and thought tha'
the old owl in the woods was hootng louder
than ever that night
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Smelling.

A correspondent Of the Chicago Tribune,
who fancies that he is progressive" be-
cause he cannot spell correctly, says:
For two years or more the Chicago 1ri-
hume and the New York Home journal hay
quietly made several changez in spelling,
and hay really done more to educate the
public eye TO the new and better iormz than
The hole body of Spe ling ReiOrmerz.
A public.schoOl boy who would spell IN
that fashion would be reformed with 4 rcd.
Perhaps club would be about the right
thing for an adult idiot.-IndiandpOLiS Iri'
bupe.
K.rect! He OF . b pownded with a
klub.- WdShi,qtOn Republican.
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Order of the Iron HQH,-A branch OF the
Order Of he Iron Hall was instituted in this
city on Thursday night by Deputy Supreme
Justice the Hon. 5. Bassett French, and
the following persons were elected and in
stalled as its officers for the term of twelve
months. Henry Fitzgerald, junior past
chief Justice; Hon. 5. Basseit French, chief
Justice; George Q. Ely, yice.chiei justice !;
NJ. r. Lloyd, accountant; II. c. Beatlie,
cashier; Charles ". Turner, adiuster; E.
Scott Gibbs, herald; Rev. Benjamin F.
Woodward, prelate; DrS. 5. l.. Ingram and
Robert w. Broduax. medical examiners !;
George Davis, Waterman; George Is. Ely,
yldetle; II. Fitzgerald, Charles w. Turner,
and George e. Gary, trustees. Tue branch
is now ready for work.
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Meeting of Baptist Association. The
Middle District Baptist Association will
have its annual meeting at Salem church, In
Chesterfield county, next Thursday. The
Association will be in session several days.
These annual gatherings are noted events
with the Baptsts, people OF that faith being
generally in attendance from Manchester,
Richmond, Chesterfield, Goochland, Pow
batan, Cumberland, and other counties.
The meetings are Of the "allday" sort,
those who attend bringing ample food. TO
which all strangers are made welcome in
Old Virginia STYLE.
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FOR NEW YORK.
COURT ORDERS.
NTONCURES ADMINISTRATORS, &C,
w vs..
DU BELIEF AND OTHERS.

MONCURES ADMINISTRATORS, &c,
d. BELIEF AND OTHERS.
IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF THE CITY or RICH
MDND.
The following IS an extract from the decree tn
tered i'm this cause on the 2 Isl Of June, les
~ f. adidCged. Ordcrt d. and dCcrcod that the
cause be referred 10 one OF he cOmmiss' nerS OF
the couit who is directed 10 take AN account OF the
debts and demands against The estate OF u. 1. A.
Noncure. deceased, stating their nature, amounts,
and Driority and 10 whom coming. ana paraculariy
10 report whether anyihiUg-and n SO. wha--iS ne
aud owing by the said estate 10 the plaiutn James
d. MOucure, IN bis own righl, aud 10 what extent. IN
due course OF Administration. he Is entittd 10 sDply
The personal estate that may De In or NAV come niO
ms hands as administrator OF Il. {. A. MOncuIe, de-
ceased. 20 the discharge OF such indeDteines 10
hinFelf In his own rlght
The cOmmiss ODtr wl also take an az cunt OF the
personal estate Of said X. c. A. MOncufe, decea Cd,
anG, In this connection report what, II any mug -
due sa.d estate by the estate OF &. A. Ptcqlet de-
ceAsed alleged 10 have been entitled 10 distfbuVe
share therein; and ne will state aud settle the &C
counts OF the plaintiff. james ID. Mont ufe, As adj
mIntstrator Of SAID X. G. A. MOucpre, deceased, IN
stating which accounts ne viii lake as Drtlsd ldcte
correct (fubj.ct, however 10 be surcharged and
flsihea by any party Interested all accounts mere
tOfOTe settled before commissioner by said admin
istratOr and returned 10 and sOhhrmed BY court
OF competent jurisdiction. Aud upon taking the
foregoing accounts, should II appear that afHr The
payment OF costs aud charges Of administration
aud the application OF The personal estate OF X Z.
A. MOneure 10 the discharge OF ths debts ana de-
mands against II, there will be distributaOe SUR
plus. DE will further report who are entitled 10
distribution thereof. the amount OF such surplus,
the Interest OF each diStribuiee, aud The amount
properly coming 10 bin. her, or them, aud bis pro-
eedngs hereunder he VIII report 70 court, together
with suy matter specially stated by him deemed
pertinent. or which he may be required BY any
| party 10 state"
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Great niseoxeries.

The astronomer who discovers new star,
the scientist who finds new face, or the
geoIogist who alights upon new species Of
fossil, becomes deservedly famous; but the
actual good such discoveries do Is nothing
when compared TO the fndlng OF a medicine
which Is an ipiallible cure for certsin dis
eases. Such q discovery was made nearly
half century ago by an eastern gentIeman
named Perry Davis, ard his preparation IS
now known 10 the world as PERRY DAvIs's
PAfg-KILLER. II IL sure cure for Diar-
rh@a, Cramps, Cb0lera.M orbus, Choiera,
and, indeed, ali bowel complaints.
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"DoN'T SHoOT."-A wild-eyed stranger
suddenly appeared on Change In Peoria the
other day, ana, tossing bis coat on the floor,
spat on his hands apd tiercely exclaimed.
gents, Pun after the duck that was out TO
Central Park with my wife last Sunday !"
and twenty.lhree married men and eight or
nine Of the boys suddenly dived under the
tables and shouted, "Don't shoot -
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The Democratic Nominees Of the
action of the Democratic Gubernaorial
Convention at Richmond was early received
here and caused unqualified pleasure.
Daniel, Barbour, and Mckinney will sweep
everything before them in Noyember-at
least in this city.
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LIME. CEMENT. AND LATHs.

SCHOONER "JOSEPH FARWELL,"
- direct from Roekland. Me-, with cargo or
FRESH ROCKLANO LINE. daily expected. This
lime Is frOm the celebrated Crockett " Lime klins
Mes~rs. Crockett Co. own the best hme-rock In
any lime ever said I'm this market and superior 30 The
laree bulk OF IL. Fog sale low from vessel.
au 3-lw WARNER MOORE.
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Mayors COart, August 4.-Moses Low
ell tcOlored), jailed on suspicion Of attempt
ing to sell a stolen plain gold ring, was
brought before Squire Purdue yesterday and
discharged, the ring not having been iden-
5ihed. II was delivered to the party to
whom Moses had contracted to sell It.
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Belle iSle.-A full force Of hands-say
nearly five hundred-are working night and
day at Belle Isle in making nails and mer'
camille iron. The orders are ahead OF the
supply. The demand for the sort OF pro-
duct for which the place Is noted is greater
now Than for a long time previous, espe-
cially so TO meet railroad wants.
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COMMISSIONERS oTFIcE,(
100. On 1891

:.
The parties interested are hereby notified thai
have 6xed on MONDAY the 2oth day OF August,
1881, at IL O'Clock NJ, as thc time and my once 10
counts and make The inquiI es directed by the fore
going decree THOs. j. EVANS,
" 23-Sa4w Commissioner 10 Chsscery'
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PROFESSIONAL.

~ a. McRAE AND JOHN PICKRELL
I Il. have a,se GLAZED themselves In the PRACTICE
OF LAW under the style OF hCRAE & PlCkRELL.
once No. 100 east Aaip street lover v ID. Blair
a Co'sl Attend regularly az the courts state aad
Federal, held In the eiIies OF Richmond ana Man"
chester and In the counties OF Chesterfield And Hem
yi SSs'N' jy 20-Wksa4N
II. e. PEGRAM, late Of Pegram q MellwARe, Pc
teraburg. Va; Z. y. STRINGFKLLoW' late o. mann
& Stringfellow, Petersburg. Va q. IT, MAN
late OF Kean & Davis, Richmond, Va.
DEGRAM, STRINGFELLOW * KEAN
Il ATTORNEYS At LAW.
ll0S MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
IS l5-lm
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fiedlth. considerable sickness prevails
among the younger members Of the CON-
munlty. Yesterday there were three fune.
rails OF infants.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP sHTST
H TICKETS. s9xs<sssss
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY

1000 MAIN STREET,
Representing the following hrst-cltss ocean steam .
ehiulin from Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and
Baltimore. 20 Europe CUNARD. WHITE SIAR,
NATIONAL, ANCHOR, GUlpN, tNMAN. AM z
ICAN, RED STAR, ALLAN, NOR lHGEkMAN-
FRLANDS. AMERICAN, ITALIAN, aud BOR-
DEAUX. FIRST CLASS, sECOND'CLAsS, ana
sTEERAGE TICKETS 10 ana rom all lhe prluclpa,
rates. Statr-rO0ms stCurId In advance. Pan lea
going 10 Europe scnulHg for their friends would
DO well 10 communicate with the under i2utd bee
fore purchasing elsewhere. Railroad and steamship
tickets 10 all pOiLt5 I'm the United states and taa'
ada. Rates sAInc as % CepOts and general otct''
\. froub. % answer questions. White to 90 call on
A. W. GAREER,
General Railroad and steamship Agent.
1000 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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Store Robbed Last night thief entered
the rear oil Weisiger's drugstore, on Hull
street, and carried off a quantity OF wear
lug apparel. No clue was left.
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FREIGHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth
Smlthdeld, and Hampton; Washington, ID. G.,
Newbrrne, Washington, and GarhOrO', y. C., and
an points I'm Eastern North Carolina; also, for East
ern shore Of Virginia, Olf Point. aud all regular
landngs on James river, Al LOWEST RATES
and through bills issued. l., 4. TATTN,
ie 10 Superintendent.
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paNKERsAND BROKERS'.

-
Gro W WARREN W.R. QUARLBS.
hate Real state Broker. tate cAsh'r PITS Nat. Blk.
VIZ ARREN & QUARLES,
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
lll7 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, YAr
Buy aud SELL STOCKS, BONDS. GOVERN
MENT, STATE, CITY, aud OTHER sECURi-
TIES on COMMISSION.
LOANS NEGOTIATED on real estate.
COMMERCIAL PAPER BOUGHT and SOLD.
Pay special attention TO the investment OF funds.
rs l9-3ml
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Io0R NEW YORK.-Tnc OId -

EOR NEW YORK.-Tbc Old ~ 7sk
L Dominion Steamship Company so
steamers Will sail as follows: steamer OLD Do
NINION, Captain WALRER, e.Crg TUESDAY al
2 O'Clock !. 81 steamer WGANOhE, captain
CorCU. every FRIDAY at 2 O'Clock =. NJ; steamer
MANHATTAN. Captain KELLY, every SUNDAY
Al O'Clock \. VI.
Freight received up 10 ! o'clock T.. ". FOR the
Tuesdays ana Flioay's steamer, and 10 O'Clock
Saturday evening for sunday snip.
Through bills Of lading slgnrl ana goods Tor
warded with dispatch % all pom Is north SOUTH, cash
aud west; also. 10 foreign ports
Pa sseuger accommodations unsurpssed.
After-cabin fare 20 New YORK, blO.OOi f'uhu
trip. SIS: steerage, SO Ano ~.
For freight or passage apply 20
q W. ALLEN e COS Agents,
nv Cts Company Whall' Ho,Attt4,
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nIGH.CONsTABLE's SALE OF FUR
III NfTIJRE. DISKS, BOOKCASES. CUM
IVA. sTsyVE. LAW LIBRARY, &C., &C Il VIII
sell At public on 80,
MONDAY, AUGUST =. 1881,
,.,a-s " =, nv ofiee. 1903 Fran kiln
Street The following properly 10 satisfy sundry wits
u i VERY Wy na1 ZINE SUIT pARLoR FURNITURE in
I MARBI,E-ToP CABINET,
l MhRBL E-TOP WA-HSTAND. ,o,,>,ore
! MARRI,E.TOP slDEBOARD,4 LOuNdbF'
RFfsTEADs, BUREAUS, CABINETS,
WARDROBES, TABLES
MATTRESSES, PILLOWs..>,.,,
1 sPRING-BED. BED, and Bhpi1S"'
CANE aud WOOD.sEAT CHAlRs,
WAsHsTANDs: CLOCKS; MiRR0RxSr ps
PICTURES. TRUNKS, SAFES, ROtkthssy o,yr
o ZINE 0FFiCE.DESKs, 1 COOKING-STONE,
and 3 GLASS. FRONT BOOK.CAsEs ana AT
4 o'clocs p. NJ. I will sell LAW LIBRARY eou-
sisting OF about $50 volumes.
ma Ss"' ''''"' f. HOLZlNGER, II. c. g. r.
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LEAVE PETERsBCRG-N0R1u.

CHLNANDOAH.VALLEY RAILROAD.
FOR BALTIMORE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
YORK.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT JUNE I5.l~-I
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richmond BAZAAR, &
Nos. 1888 AND 144o FRANKLIN STREET.
THIS DAY
:, IN o,eock we viii seii registry OF number OF
rprsu VOTING AND RELIABLE WORK
ANIMALS,
sulted for city and farm purposes, 10 winch pu""'
attention Is called;
vOITR GoOD-yIZED YOUNG MULES,
AFTER WHICH
Our usual assortment OF
NEW AND SECONDHAND BUGGlEs,
PHAEroNs, CARRIAGES,
WAGONS, CARTS, &C.
JOHN n. DAVIS, Proprietor:
E.B. COOK. Salesman. sa .
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By Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
No. 5 north Tenth street.

ny REQUEST OF THE OWNER, WHO
II rs.ides IN another State, we viii sell by auction
without limit or reserve, that nice BRICK WE'LL
ING, No. I12 north Twentieth street. OH"een
franklin aud Grace streets, on
MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1881,
=, q o,e,ock p NJ. The lot fronts 90 feet and has
denth of I3O feet. The dwelling contains elgDt
rooms, besides kitchen, &c. all In excellent or9er
and now capied by good and promptpaylns
This properly IS situated in portion OF the ely
I'm which there is always demand for good rentaole
THE attendance of those SEEKING good paying IN
yestments Is specially called 10 This SALE
CHEWING & ROSE,
au3.bt AucIioneers.
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MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1881,
nv Grubbs & Williams,

BY Grubbs Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOueers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE NICE
i LITTLE FARM KNOWN AS "sEYEN
PINES" SITUATED AT TIE JUNCTION OF
THE WILLIAMSBURG TURNPIKE AND NINE
dated 9Th Of October. 1855. aud duly recOTdeu,
the undersigned, sub tIuted trustee, VIII sell by
auction, IN front OF Henrco county court noase' On
MONDAY, AUGUST 9TH.
that being court day. At IL O'Clock NJ. the FARM
situsted as above. II contains % ACRES, more or
less Upon IL Is dwelling viii four rooms and pas;
sage. stable, smoke house, some frult-rees &C., anu
pOrtance as the site of the battle of seven Piue5
TERMS: The deed authorizes a sale for about
k475 cash: but, If desired. PROBABLY more accom-
i'O'''''S '''"'' WIN '' "''" j. c. EACHO,
Substituted Trustee.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Aucll2neer5. ~ ~
SHERIFF'S SALE OF BAKERY.-By
- consent of parties in the case Of Ravens vs..
Clarke ! will sell az HANENS & CLARhE'S bake
ry, No. l7O5 east Franklin street, on
MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1881,
at l O'Clock, all the GOODS in said bakery con-
SHOWCASES, SCALES,
BAKEPANs,
JARS. FLOUR,
MOLASSkS, CRACKERS,
LAMPS, &c &C.
One LARGE BAKE.OYEN, ~ good order:
JOHN ". WRIGHT,
au 3-td Sherh city OF Richmond.
GALE OF THE YELLOW SULPHUR
- SPRINGS, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA
BY virtue "A decree of the circuit Court Of Mont
gomery county. Va, the undersigned com nsslonefs
will sell at public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER l, 1881,
commencing at II W.. this CELEB RAT d
WATERING PLACE. together with all the I'M
prsvements and FARM Of about $40 ACRES OF
LAND. -
The YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS are distant
three aud half miles from Cbrisiiansburg depO',
on the Nor folk aud Western arOad three miles
frOIa the MONTGOMERY White sulphur Springs. three
and haIt miles from Blacksburg, the seat OF the
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College, aud
ten miles from the Allegheny Springs. The wafer
Is the finest tonic in the mountains, and the etYa-
ton Is 2 POO feet above sea level. The improve
ments consist Of a large snd cOmmOriOus HOTEL,
with blocks Of COTTAGES capable Of accommo-
dating 200 guests bowling ALLY, bath. rooms, &c.
Post, telegraph, and eXpre Offices on Ire premises.
This PROPERTY presents unusual aurBSions on
account Of It's high elevation, bracing atmosphere,
and the valuable mineral properties OF rs waters.
TERMS: $1,000 cash. and the residue upon a
credit Of one, two, and three years. the purchaser
giving bonds for the deferred payments with APP
proved security, bearing iutertsl from day OF sale.
JAMES A. WALKER,
NILLIAAI A. WADE,
tv (Ommi - iOhcrs.
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RAILROAD LINES.
OEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
PHILADELPHIA, RICH. &fETf
i MOND AND NORFOLK s2ssss<
STEAMSHIP COMP I.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Steamer PIONEER, Captain PLATTt Wild pa,
senger accomm odations Will sail every TUESDAI
At IL M. Freight received TIL 1880 A. NJ.
Steamer EVERNAN, Captain SMITH, MIN paS =
senSer Recommendations, Will sail Sycry FRIDAY
AZ ~ VI. Freight received TIL 1880 A. NJ. -,
steamer FANfTA, Captain NELSON, wiz sal y
every SUNDAY at 8 A. III. Freight received 'ii'
II. NJ. Saturdays. ri
Fare on passenger steamers Tuesdays and FIJI
days). 80. e.. r,.n rtva,
and the East.
r0i iu' "''' '"''' ). ". MCCARRICK.
General Southern Agent Rockets.
w. P.CLYDE Co.
~ 90 General Managers. philadelphia.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE on THE
Y CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAJ Road, N
LOUl>A COUNTY, FOR SALE BY CbNNlS-
SIpNERS BY dtCutr OF Louisa (ltcnlt court
rrnd,red ia ne case of John ". Davis, executor of
and others, the undersigned. commissioner. VIII
0f.r for sale 10 the mi Shfst bidder, AZ pubic auction
III Louisa Courthouse, on
MONDAY, AUGUST s, 1881,
that heing County-C curt day. the following valuable
TRACTS OF LASD: ~
FIRST. 4 TRACT containing 479 ACRES, lying
on both sides Of said railroad. a. I"ersyl.e, EN-
braciug 4 large and comfortable FRAME DN ELL
NJ. STORE HOUSE. dud other improvements. IL
is more Than probable thai the purchaser would b.
appointed depot and express scent, as well as post
master, al his place. Splendid store, aud specially
desirable on account of Its proximity 10 the mining
secfiOu 49,, ,,,,,,-e ILL.,,
second. 4 TRACT containing 49l ACRES, lying
ON south Anna river, In Louisa county, ADJOINING
the lands Of Franklin Siearus and others, aud nay
inQ on IL q FRAMED DWtLLl\G-HOUSt aud the
usual ouhOuses dnd improvements.
Third. \ TRACT OF LAND IN said county CON
tanning SIS ACRES. adjoining the lands OF DR.. u.
NJ Ruckper and others. ana convenient 10 the Sald
railroad, and having the usual houses ana improve
meuts
IN one TWO and three years, with interest and sccu'
rty 10 the bsuGs tor the deferred payments, ana me
legal title retained as further security ON payment
Of ore half cash the per-Onal security VIII DC as
pensed with.
For further information address .
WILLIAM T.. BIBB aud
IL. ". MURRAY.
Commissioners.
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General Passenger and Ticket Age
Il. " Z. TALCOTr. GeneIaI ManatrI.

NUES APEAKE AND ONO RAllN ~
~ Trains fron and 20 Richmori Juar D.. l-5-
Mail. Accom-. tNIf,@,
Leave. 500 A. NJ. $3.50 T.. y. 1000 ].
ArrlVe....... 9:IO L. ". $500 4. NJ 'vV ~ ~.
FOR further details, apply % 1000 Nan SIRE ''
Chesapeake and Onto railway DEPOT u.,' e.
Tell q. 4, 1hn ., At' -
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Tyuchhurg Pa senFcr TRAN. 80. 81. 10 ,
cave flchmDnd.,...t..ss.t ...t''t'.. ID. o.
Arrive Burk0vlle..s........-. t.........' ...
Train 40. A connects A. tIl. ..
f1iE AID Western rlirJ3I for rt.-'..'t '. ...''
burg. aud al soutf we.itra prIU.-.
Train No. 50 fast mailI stous on.F .. Oh. .'t.'
BurkSYlc, DrthGs Branch. b1rh-it' . l'..
Greensboro salisbury, th1rNIIt. -...
Greenyle, Seneca Toccos, lua. lI' '...I .f
connecting al Atlanta for all polu-7 ,9'.I $3.50 -'.'
west.
Train No. Az Through plsseuglt D Stop. .. i. ia.
lions, connecting az ruthcrliuS WIN $3.50.
sUtheru Narrow-tauge railroad f-r N..'it
salisbury WIKI West. n North arY...f .I.....A-
all poinfs In Western North Carolina; -. A..i.-
for all points south and Southwt-..
Train No. ~ Through pas-tuR- 70 iNN HiI. -
AZ all stations connecting % ~uihrrhu. "l.H
and Sutherhu Narrow Gauge railroad '.f NJ ..'
At Atlanta for all points south tud --uih .',.'
Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia t.d 49,
railroad for Columbus, Augusta sa'aih'I' ''-
Florida points.
Trains from the aboye-named uoni, arrive s
Richmond 4:44 T.. NJ, AIS T.. NJ, 7.-e \. h'' '.'
l2:lS Z. NJ.
PUILMAN-CAR SERVICE:
on Train No. 5O-Richmond t) Atlanta.
On Tram No. 46-Nrw YORK anu AiaAt b
Rlchmouc, AND Grcgu-toro' 10 Hcrrt r -A..t
Western North Carolina railroad.
on Train NO. 42-NashinKtOu. AZ L.,AIoI+'
and Danville, ana DanViile aud Au-t-.t. .
| Bon Air passenger trains leave i'.r..' It 3D..
A. NJ. and 6:35 Z. NJ; arrive a. Bon 40 d. -
VI. and $50 =. NJ arrive ~ totIn.ld '. '.t- -
VI and 7:ll 4. VI. Recurring, .ctfe t"-
7:sl 4. ". aud 7:2S T. NJ: leave Bon %. 30
| n. ana TAO +. NJ; arrive ai Richmond p.
| VI. and L. VI. All passenger ifal 10 tA'elt 3d.. .
mail stop At Bon Air. .
tickets sold 70 an points south. so3thes@, as
| southwest and baggage checS'd ,hfouEh.
| No lsi.oyer checks given or local tcAe.e.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-06
TuURsDAY. AUGUST %. 1881.

THURSDAY, AUGUST %, 1881.
This property consists of l .266 ACRES OF IN
LIMESTONE LAND. CREEK BOT
TOM AND TPIAND-muCh Of It IN valuable llm-
her: LARGE HOTEL. COTTAGES, RECtPIION-
HOUSE. BATH HOUSES, BOWLlNG-ALLEGS,
&C., &C.; ali complete, IN good repair ana capable
Of comfortably enter aiming 500 guests; also a
RAILROAD ln iirsl.ciass order IA bed AID equip
r,ent, connecting the lawn vi h the Norfolk ana
Western railroad, one and three quarter miles do
tani. the springs are IN romantic glen I'D The
heart oi the AlCghai les, and IN easy reach OF me
0tb,r Virginia springs. The lawn Is snprO, ana
Improved With magnificent shade trees, founiiiu1'
walls. &C., sc. Tao white sulphur SPRING. and a
chalybcite furnish an UNFAILlNG SVffLl ci
highly me IiciEGl waters all making uHIuer re-
sort elcOpd 10 none Iu attraction, and popularity.
TERMS: Five per cent. cab 90 the day OF SAFE I,
residue iu eq al Iu-tdWsnis. RAINING one, t"c''hd
three year, with interest from d'y on sac. oouHs
aud security required. and Ute retained by ihe
Court uuiil puItuJ.c-mOncy shtli Dee iui} PAID
Possession delivered January l. 1882.
For further particulars address the und'rsIk0ed
THOMAS r. SULLIVAN,
GEORGE &. JUNkIN,