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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-02
BY George 5. Yashon & SON,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No Tenth street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE FOLLOW
4 ING PROPERTY-TO WIT: FlRsT-CLAss
Suburban FARM OF IL 32S-1OOO OF An
ACRf OF VERY RICH LAND, known as part OF
HBELMUNT" TRACT, situated on the New Norm
road about three eighths Of mile norm o, NE
civ The improvements consist of FRAMED
DWELLING or eight rooms, In good orcer, anO To-
Gated In a beauiful oak grove; usual ont-balld-
iugs and The following PEKs OSAL PROPERTY :;
l HORSE, ] COW.
1 CARRIAGE, l WAGON, $500.
/ CART. and other FARMING lAPLE-
coookiNG-srovE aud UTENSILS there
By virtue OF a deed Of trust TO Charles T.
Vashon as trustee. OF record Ia the clerks once
OF HenricO County Court. In ID. Il. 100, page IZo,
the payment Of certain notes therein men
tlOned, and default having been made In tne pay
ment thereof will. Peing thereto required Oy tIe
beneficiary, pro eed to sell pubic auction, on the
premises, on
FRIDAY, July 3, 1851,
at @ O'Clock r. NJ, tha PROPERTY above ~
scflbed. ~
TERMS: Cash as to expenses and tllla&
with interest from the 24lh OF June, lsS1f<iA
paid; on q credit as 10 tlj6l.6O III Jua9<
1884; 81 244 90 Iill June "a, 1858 balsnf# ~
may % ahhOuHos' ~ GEORGE =. vAsHQM rs.
ie20 Admluislrstof Of Charles !. Ys>W N
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EOR SALE, AT 6SORDONsYILLE, VA.
It A CHOICE PROPERTY OF FORTY-THREE
ACRES, HIGHLY lMiR0YfO--HOUsE beautiS
fully situated, and within a few inmates walk OF
churches. schools. p0st-ofce. railway station. &c.
There Is a variety and abundance of FRUIT, with
every convenience for most comfortable Bone.
GEORGE BROWN,
ie16.l2ts Gofdonsyille, We.
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GALE OF THE WHITE SULPHUR
- MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.

Rv virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court OF
No1teomery county, in the chancery suit OF Gays
sTecu ors rs The Montgomery White sulphur
Snrtngs COMPANY, we will sell the REAL ESlAlt
Ann FRANCHISES Of said company, on Inc
at auction on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1881.
This oroperiy consists of 1896 ACRES OF IN
CfILENT LIMESTONE LAND, GREEN BOT
RON AND UPLAND-much Of II In yalua6 e nm
her: LARGE HOTEL. COTTAGES, RECEPIiON-
HOiISF, BATH HOUSES, BUWLlNG'ALLt1S ;,
&c. &c. all complete, in good repair ana capaoie
of comfortably entertaining 500 guests; also'
RAILROAD In frst-class order In bed aud equip
menf connecting The lawn with The N0riok anu
Western railroad ole aud three quarter miles as
tant The Springs are In a romantic glen IN the
neart OF the Aheghal les, aud In easy reach OF the
Otntr Virginia springs. The lawn IS sup'rD. ana
improved W In magnificent shade trees fOunthns
walks NC, &c. Two while sulphur springs ana
chalybeate furnish an UNFAILlNS eUPPL1 OF
highly medicinal waters, all making sum ner re-
sort second 10 none la attractions and popularity.
TERMS: Five per ceut. cash on the CAV OF safe !
residue In 60 al nsialmens. running one TWO, ana
three wears, with interest from day Of sale. bonds
and security required, ana tue retained by lhe
Court until purchase-money shall be tully pald.
Possession delivered Jaf uaty 1882.
For further particulars address the Undersigned
at Christiansburg, Va. - .,,,,-
GEORGE q. JUNKIN,
ivo Commissioners.
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SATURDAY. July 2, 1881,

n ING I,OTs-THREE IN THE CITY OF RItH-
M0ND AND ONE IN THE COUNTY OF HEM
SATURDAY. July 2, 1881,
AZ q o'clock Z. NJ Will proceed 10 sell at pq0lc
sucY,on unon The premises. IN the following order
W. a VACANT LOT, frouting 30x 90 feet on the
east side OF Lester street tRocketts), and imme-
dlaiely adjoining PARIS pottery also, LO1s nos
q .no 60 located at the southwest corner OF Den
nv aud Third streets tR9cketts), and fronting to-
osther OF tho west side Of Third street 55x90 fee
leo LOT on the north side of State street 30xllO
eeet' heIng psrt Of Lots Nos. s and 8 In Square
No, 26. in the plan OF Fulton.
TERMS: One third cash; the balance AZ SIX ana
wejye months. for negotiable notes, with interest,
'"u 'S'" II. SELDOM TAYLOR.
too Auciioneer.
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DOR RENT, DWELLINGS.

II II
No. Ale west franklin; seven rooms; modern
improvements.
NO. east Cary (uewl; ten rooms; hot and cold
water:
No. 9l9, GTay's Row, Tenth and Marshall. Pos
session September LIST.
No. Zoe south First street; eight rooms in nice
order.
No. 122 south Fourth street; seven rooms and
Kitchen.
No. 100 Monroe, between Franklin aud Grace
seven O0mS.
The above DWELLINGS are all BRICK, andlare
I'm. or will be put I'm, order Cor OCCUPANTS.
Apply TO FRANK ID. HILL CO.,
jy2.3t HOS Main street.
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At The request Of the proprietor, William Dick
son. Esd. and as ru-ees under the general deed OF
Judge a. Rives, we shall, on
THURSDAY, JULY FL, 1881,
offer at public SALE on the premises, the well known
and very desirable estate called BOILING
SPRINGS. Immediately on the line OF the Rich
inond aud Allegheny raiirOBc now In fu operation.
aud bringing the properly within rev hours
travel OF Richmond, Va, and afordina cheap and
speedy transportation 10 market for the produce OF
the farm. -,
There is n small but comfortable dwelling on the
Boiling Springs place, with ample barns, stables,
and valuable gFist. and saw-mi with Satisfactory
water-power aud machinery attached for lhresbinS
grain n thrifty young orchard OF superior irult,
now 10 full bearing.
When IN many advantages OF this estate are con'
sidered Including health. society. railroad faclh-
ties good soil. and chsTming scenery, Re" places
will be found more desirable. IL islikewise IN the
vicinity OF recent discoveries OF RICH MINERAL
ORES. -, ,,o,,,,,r =, ~
There will be sod at same lime MOUNTAIN
FARM containing 800 ACRES, moitly wool land'
about three miles distant, in the direction OF HOW
ardsyile. said o. contain indications OF Tch depo-
The tIfls 10 these lands is believed to be perfect,
but selling as trustees only convey such title as Is
vested ia us.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known At sale.
SIR. William Dickson, residing on the Daniel farm
adjoining, Will take pie lsure In showing Boiling
springs.
For further information apply to
JOHN WOOD. JR,
X. T. ". DUKE,
Trustees Judge A. Rives.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, July /. 1881.
~ | d2faW3W&Wfd
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By a. seldom Taylor,
(successer 10 James NJ. Taylor SOM
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
Eleventh aud Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT DESlRA-
4 BILE TWO.STORl BtilCK DWELLING, NO
2l2, On THE WEST SIDE OF LAUhEEh
STREET BETWEEN CUMBERLAND AND
BEVERLY.-By virtue of a certain deed OF ~ ust
executed on the 2lst daY OF June. 1878, 10 James
NJ Taylor, trustee, duly recorded In the eefks once
OF Richmond ChanceTy Court In ID. Ii. lib CO
page 2, 10 secure the payment OF certain sum OF
money therein mentioned, default having Seen
made In the payment OF a part OF said deet ana al
The request OF all Ihe parties interested WIN. as
the executor Of the said James NJ. TAYLOR, trustee
proceed 10 sell at public auction, upon the prephe s'
on
THURSDAY, JULY Z, 1881. AT O'CLOCK p. NJ.
Nf fair: AZ not On the next Il r day thereafter the
REAL ESTATE conveyed by said deed, consisting
az LOT fronting the west side OF Laurel street
between Cum berand and Beverly 3uxloO Ieet 70
an alley 90 feet vide, with a NICE TNO-SIoh1
RRICK DWELLING thereon. containing nYe
rooms besides kitchen, and In good oroer.
hour III sale Vi. SELDOM TAYLOR,
ie 20 Executor OF james n. Taylor, Trustee.
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DOR RENT, AND POSSESSION g.
IL AT ONCE, that most desirable CORNER III
BUILDING long occupied by the Ci'y Bank, at the
southwest corner of Fourteenth aud Main streets
With the OFFICES ABOVE. This Is most desira-
bic stand for any kind Of business.
Also. the nice and attractive Bull DING adjoining
the CITY Bank, In same bank, with nice DWELL
ING above and basement. For a retail or insurance
business IL is unsurpassed. Prices very reasonable.
ROBERT 4. LYME,
jy2 81 Real Estate Agent.
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Real estate AT PRIVATE SALE.

TOR SALE PRIVATELY, THE a.
IL VIRGINIA HOUSE. ON GRACE STREET, ~
ADJOINING The ST. CLAIRE HOTEL AND
BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS
am authorized by Bishop j. j. Keane TO sell the
above splenddy -i9cated and most valuable PRO
PERTY. IL has a front on Grace street adjoining
the ST. Claire Hotel OF as feet, and extends back
good depth. The building is large four-stoTy brick
one aud contains about six cen or eighteen rooms
ano other Improvements. This property has been
greatly sought after ia the past and is for the
hrst time in twenty eight years offered for sale. Its
attractive location and convenient situation shon
make IT'S sale an important one
THE TERMS will be extra liberal, a long credit
being offered on the defer red rayments.
THIS property is admirably adapted for a first
class boarding house, &C. For fun particulars app
TO ROBERT h. LYME,
jy got Real Estate AuciiOneer.
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ALLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL..cfFSA

ALLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL .zffTA
N STEAMSHIPS Baltimore and .>xaitsssss
Liverpool ria Halifax. \ s., and -. johns. y. r.,
every SATURDAY. This route presents unprece-
denied 3dvantages 10 toGIists, enabling them 20
view the magnificent sceIery OF the Lower ~. Law
renee. IN ABOLITION, the distance from Quebec to
IiverDOOl is 500 mile hOrter, and Of the reduced
distance 200 miles 70 Inland navigation, reducing
the actual OCEAN voyage to a minimum OF five days
Extra shlns from GLASGOW, GALWAY,
QUEENSTOWN, aud LONDONDERRY DIRECT
TO BOSTON.
FIR passage and inform alton, apply 10 A. GAR
RFR, AGENT at Richmond, Va. or LIVE y ALDEN,
g. L. A.. POT Broadway, Y. Y; 2Ol Washington
street Boston; l07 sou IA Fifth street, Philadelphia.
ie 2.eOd6m
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TOE RENT.

VERY VALUABLE FARM ON THE
Y RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER FOR RENT OR
LFASE, THEE MILES ABOVE URBANNA.
MIDDL FSkX COUNTY, VA Il will receive pro-
posals till 10TH AUGUST NEXT for The RENT or
LEASE of The above estate. known as " COkbIN
HALL" containing about 900 ACRES OF ARA
BILE LAND, well adapted TO all the usual crops OF
this section. Money rent preferred; but rent In
kind, If taken, must be shipped by tenant at the
landlords wish and at the tenants expense. No
proposals will be entertained unless accompanied by
satisfactory reference. Address
S. G. FAUNTLEROY,
Dragonville Post ONCE,
jy 2.Sa4w Ktne and Queen county, Va
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,.
lll3 Main street.

FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON BE-
Il TWEEN THIkTIETH AND TIlIRiY-FIRST
will sell At auction, on the premises,
on 200,
THURSDAY, July 7, 1881,
at o'clock p. NJ, the FRAME HOUSE and LOI
in ward The lot fronts so by 80 feet, with well Of
wafer thereon. The rent of this property VIII pay
han omely on the investment.
TERMS: one fourth cash balance in six, twelve
ami eighteen months, Interest added, secured By
trust deed. j. 1hOMfSON nhOn ",
AuCIOItcI'
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FL xAyLseAD LsHE..
4 So W aae aEN agssNg
Il X icHMOND, FREDERICKsBf,RC,
AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
THROUGH ALL-KhM FAsT-FRE,eur TIVE
f Hi WV wv YY ohk ayn sr.l.l.lsipEL
i AND WESTERN CITIES. WV
ONLY m6 rNMSE iy6 q HOUR: BErwfFy RICH
DikECflON.
CorespoRdingy quick time IN o,s., 49,.
through bills Of lading Issued al low rates.
~ Its General fresb tI ISes,
| RlCHMOND AND ALLEGHANY
~ RAILROAD.
TRAINS TO AND FROM RICHMOND ,yn
WILLIAMsON'S.
lfIeghl aud Freight ara
Mall, Passenger. PassegRsy
Lssve ex sunday lex SUNDAY. Eek. sunday.
n,t0e - - l--.----
Richmond, SEQ T. A. ZOO A n
Arrive az
Richmond. 1900 NJ G.o0 u a
Leave
WilnanSon's. Lo4EpU
Arrive at
Wiliamson's. limo n
Twenty minutes a. Howardsyllle FOR supper and
Packets lave Joshua Falls on arrival O, trains
for Lynchburg and points beyond
lose connect al iynehbarg With Norfolk and
western ana virginia Midland railroad. and al VIII
liamson's with CnesaDeaE, and Ohio railroad Tor
all points east aud west.
i r0r e other Information apply at Nos. 1908 OF
General FREIGHT and Ticket Agent.
DECATUR AxTkLL, General Manager. isls
PICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
SI,S "A n DAD CoMPANY.-Commencing
run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH
$40 Z. NJ, FAST NAIL, daily. Makes through
connections for savannah. Stop. only
at Petersburg. Pullman Palace sleep.
Ing cars between Milford Va, aud
1850 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL. daily, connecting
for Raleigh, Charleston, Augusta
Aiken, savannah aud Jacksonville
Stops AZ SHOPS, Chester. Tcntrslla,
Dfe"tys bnh. on signal Pullman
SLEEPER between NeS YORK and
Charleston on his 'rqn
9:30 Z. NJ FREIGHT, daily exc ~ SUNDAY.
6:lo \. NJ, fRtlGli Z. daily sNcept SUNDAY.
LEAVE PETKRSBCRG-NO NORTH.
4:l0 ~ NJ, FAST NAtl. daily. stops only a.
Char, on and Milford. Va.
$40 :. NJ, FREIGHT dsily pxceUt Sund4v
345 Z. NJ, TN OUGH MAIL daily. connecting
WIN Richmond. freiercksbuIs and
Potomac railroad fOr all point East
ana Wet; also making connection
with thcsspeake aEd ohio railroad fnr
the virginia springs and an points
North and West. This train stops At
Manchester, Chester, ami ttnfrtla.
Pulm3n Sleepers on this train be-
tween Charleston aud Nav York.
$3.50 z. NJ, FREIGHT daily except SUNDAY,
A direct four.hours connection Is made between
Richmond and Norfolk by rains tsyIug Richmond
AZ 1850 A. NJ, aud Norfolk al l2:25 L. M. see
special advertisement ilustI2ting the aluactous OF
this service.
All trans leaving Petersburg Will start from the
4 pDOmattOX deDpf
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich.
mOnd at . 4. NJ. AMI 5:35 T.. NJ Leave Petersburg
az $50 4. NJ and $50 T.. ". every sunday.
y. u KLINE, superintendent.
4. Pore, General Passenger AMI Ticket Agent.
tel2
pICHMOND AND UANVhLt RAN
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WANTED, PURCHASERS FOR A
w PAIR OF No. l YOUNG MATCH MARES;
drive single or double perfec y gentle and reliable
and can be Criyen by a lady. Consiened 10 us by
Judge w. =. Beszley, of Greene county, Va.
ii. b. TALIAFERRO s. CO,
40 Ill south Twelfth street.
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TNOR NAV YORK.-The OId IcEEfH

NOR NEW YORK.-TRe Old 1GEET%
T. Dominion Steamship COmpany's sSkztfsk8z.
stp1uars will sail rs follows: Steamer OLD Do
NINION, Captain WALLER. every TUESDAY at
. O'Clock u. steamer WYANOKE, Captain
COTCH every FRIDAY al 2 O'Clock +. NJ; steamer
MANHATTAN. Captain KELLY, every SUNDAY
at g O'Clock A. NJ
Freight received no 70 / o'clock +. VI. for the
Tues'iay's ana idays steamer, and TO O'Clock
Saiurcay evening for Sundays snip.
Through bills OF lading signed and GOODS for
wardd with dispatch 70 all points north, sontf, east,
and vest; also. to foreign ports.
Passenger accom- iatiOns unsurpassed
CatIn fare 70 New YORK, $1,000; steerage' So and
81.
For freight or passage apply 10
G. w. ALLEN p CO, Agents,
my ats C,ompGny's Wharf, Rockets.
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BEAUTIFUL AND ATTRACTIVE
I'D FARM OF SIXTY-FIvE ACRES. ON THE
EAST SIDE OF THE MECHANICSyILLGT TURN.
EAST OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE, TOGEgHr II
WITH Alt OF THE HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
TBEREON.-AI the request of Mr.. John Wright,
the present owner, | offer for sale his BEAUTl-
KUL FARM, located as above, formerly owned by
Ir. LeOuidas Rosser. containing about SIXTY.
give ACRkS. The buildings ON the place are nu-
merous, aud embrace all those needed tor the COM
portable use Of large family. The dwelling, bui;
81 brick, with greenhouse attached, contains about
eight rooms besides basement In front aud In rear
Of IL there several handsome fores-lrees, and
beautiful flower: garden Astounding in variety OF
shrubs, flowers, &c.
The mace Is well adapted for a suburban resi-
deuce. market-gardeR. or dairy. The neigkborbOod
Is excellent. and the location beautiful. with easy
access 70 IL BY good iarapake. AS q SUMMER resi-
deuce 10 has many attractions.
Az the FURNITURE. Of excellent quality, In
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
HORSES. &C.
can be bought with the ARM and possession given
al once.
III no private sale Is made before the farn and
all the personal property thereon will be sold at
auction about the Sc OF October next.
The tenant ON he premises Mr.-Jshn Smelly will
tske pleasure In sh OWING the premises TO those ~hc
may call ca him.
,TEEMs Very lib rai and price reasonable. to-
ply 10 w. GUDDlN,
Real Estate Auciioneer,
Ne 2g-eod3t Richmond, Va.
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BY Robert i. Lyme.
Real Estate Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.


UCTION SALE OF THAT FOUR
n ROOM BRICK HOUSE No. BIG WESI
DIJVAL STREET. BETWEEN ST. PEI Elk MD
request Of all paries In crested VINO se'i IOr ul
sion win offer for sale upon the premises, on
TUESDAY. JUNE %, 1881,
at 9 O'Clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY above men
Toned The house con aims four rooms, ana u
butIt lubs'antially. Water, &C.. on the lot' Inc
lot fronts SO feet the north line OF D9yai sstSe'
and runs back $50 feet TO an alley 10 rect "lue'
Tne property Is now rented, and yields GOOD per-
centsge. This offers good opportunity Tor per-
son OF moderate means TO secure nome. -,
TERMS: VIII be liberal. and announced az saIe'
ROBERT y. LYME, AucuOneer'
POsTPONEMENT.
The above sale is unavoIdably postponed until
SATURDAY. JULY 2, 1881,
a, same hour-6 o'clock r. NJ .,, .,-
te 20 ROBERT y. LYME, Auctioneer.
BY Vsshon & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auciloneers,
No. Tenth street.
WEST CLAY STREET PROPERTY
w FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Under decree
Of The Chancery Court of Richmond we VIII sell al
the risk cost, and expense Of 4. b. Cooke, on
SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1881,
al q O'Clock r. NJ, on the premises, the BRICK
TENEMENT No. e04 west Clay street, fronting
about % feet, with LOT attached OF ] 10 feet In
depth.
ADDED GEORGE r. VASHON,
JOHN JOHNS, JR..
ts25 Commissioners.
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DELIABLE sEAsONABLE SEEDS.
SEw TURRIP SEED, RuTA-RAGA, MAN.
GIL WuhZkL BEET. SPINACH, GARBAGE,
fFTTUCE. &C. The best seeds 81 The lowest prices,
and "a BBA0 E-PLAATH,e t n, W. WOODS
corner sin IA aud Marshall streets.
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FREIGHT,

FREIiHT.
FREE .ht received daily for Norfolk Portsmouth
Smlthieid, and Hampton; Washington, -. c.,
Newberne, Washington, ant TarlOro', N. c., an
ali points IN Eastern NOrti Carolina: also, for Fast
ern ShOrr of Virginia. Old Point, and all regular
landings on James rive, q: LOWEST RATES,
and through bills issued. L. =. TATUN,
ie 10 superintendent.
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General Passenger and Ticket Agent
T. VI. r. TALCOTT, General Manager. 20

NHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.
~ Trains from and 10 Richmond June ~, 1851
Mail. Accom-. tNprd3.
Leave. 500 4. ". $3.50 T.. VI. 1000 =. "
Arnye....... 9:I0P Z. Nj 900 \. VI. 700 4. n.
For further details, apply al 1000 Main street, or
Chesapeake and OHIO railway depot ticket onice
n. ". FULLER
TIL g.. L. and I. Agent.
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NOR SALE.-WE HAVE FOR SALEEA
II ONE OF THE HANDSOMEST DWELL Iii
lNGS ON FRANKLIN STREET, with large
grounds.
Only those interested IN such property and that
mean business neea apply.
X, b. CHAFFIN e. CO,
ty 2-3t Real Estate Agents.
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NORN, HAY, AND sHUCKS WANTED.
" wish to~buy CORN, HAY, and SHUCKS, III
carload lots or less, either The Chesapeake and
Ohio, the Richmond and Danville, the KlcnmOno
and Aileghany the Richmond and York River, the
VIRGINIA Midland, Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac, and the Atlantic and Mississippi railroad
lines or upon any navigabe stream. Bags furnished
free and payment made in cash per railroad weights
Correspondence solicited. ooro
CHARLES l.. TODD.
No. 1918 Cary street, Richmond, Va.
my A.ca tn RTh3m
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DICHMOND AND OANN!LLt RAIL
40 Road COMPANf.
CONDEMNED SCHEDULES,
IN EFkECI SlNDAN. JUNE % lei.
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By X. seldom Taylor,

Real Estate Agent and Auetioneer'
ONCE Eleventh and Bank streets.
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AWUEdWM HAEEfs--8 NtHF& tsHyNs
By II. Benson, Aucilonees.
poILING SPRINGS,
ONE THOUSAND ACREs;
moUNTAIS FARM,
THREE HUNDRED ACRES:
JAMES RIVER LANDS,
IN ALBEmARLE COUNTY, VA,
ABOUT ONE MILE FROM
WARREN STATION,
RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY RAILROAD.
RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY RAILROAD

AT The request Of the proprietor, William Die
son. Esd, and as ru.tees under the general deed
Judge a. Rives, we shall, on
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WANTS.

WANTED, TWENTY SAW-MILL
w HANDS. Pay, Sl5 per month and board.
Constant work, aud wages paid promptly. All color
ed. Apply TO j. p. JUSTlS, Employment Agent. 9
Fifteenth street. u 2-llN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-17
PERT PRESS OPINIONS.
Ward Politicians.

B"stGn GicJc. Dem.
4 dinner is 10 he given to the Gu'ca'is
OF New York on THANKSGIVING Glad to
he that the ward politicians are to get
one square meal honestly.
Heroic Patriotism.
Boston Post, bonn
Capt. Cook, of Ohio, who slapped the
mouth Of man who said he WAS clad
Garfield WAS shot, wants to be door
keeper OF the Rouaa OF Representatives.
There's always something back OF heroic
patriotism.
When TO Think Aloud.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
DO we approve o! the habit OF think
ing aloud? Not always. But there are
times when man must, az, for instance,
when in the darkness he gets hold OF 8
bee.
No Pooling as With the Star Reuters.
Pitts. Telegraph Indl
Guiteau wants TO make a speech "to
influence public opinion" 1t may he
safer for his neck 20 keep his mouth
shut. Public opinion is in no humor to
foo with the unspeskabIe scoundrel.
Got the Nightmare.
Philadelphia Press Rep
Since Dakota was suggested as State
the whole Democratic party has had the
nightmare. 1fthere were not possible
Republican Senators in the land of the
Dskotas nothing would disturb the long
and serene sleep OF the Democratic party.
More About Adam.
Somerville Journal.
When Adam was in his bstchelo-hood
he found his nights lonely, and always
welcomed the morn with gIadness. Still,
for all that, he was happier when Eve
came.
Won't DOT
Columbus Dispatch.
An exchange profoundly says that
Mary Anderson denies that she is to be
married. Did you ever know girl who
would plead guilty to matrimonial ia
tention before the wedding cards were
out:
Judge PolSsr Assuming Once.
New York Herald.
The event is not OF very great import
ance, but, IS it marks the breakup Of the
official family which the late President
called around him last March and the
first step in the organization Of the Ar
thur Cabinet, it may be set down as 49,
the new s6ministrat'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-17
n the Connellsvills Division.

..g on the ConnellsVills Division
oeintendent King, OF this DIVISION
q Baltimore and Ohio, said to q
lmore Sun reporter that he consid-
ed his division the most valuable TALL
,ad property in Pennsylvania. Every
mountain and hill is teeming with MIN
eral wealth, and in twenty years Pitts
burgh and that section OF the country
will be the great manufacturing centre
Of the world. From Connellsvllle 10
Pittsburgh the country is nightly lighted
ND by the coke ovens, and to the trav-
eIer on the road it looks as if the whole;
mountain region is afre. Such local
usiness he thought worth all the
through traffic of the Baltimore and
Ohio. Iii not subject TO the whims OF
sny trunk line manager, and q failure IN
crops does not effect it. President Gar
rett is in earnest in furtheringthe policy
OF developing local traffic everywhere
and in the matter OF improving the
physical condition Of the several lines
there is no difference Of opinion from
the president down.-CamberIand Tunes