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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-07

BY W. Goddin 4 Son. Auctionecrs.

V,RUSTEE'S SALE OF A LARGE LOT,
j WITH A FIRsT-RATE NEW BRICK STORE
ANDDW Filling THEREON.ATTHENO NORTH
FAST CORNER OF VI AND THIRTIETH
STREETS.-By virtue Of deed of trust executed
10 the subscriber by John s. Green aud wife, dated
the 18th of April. 1880. duly recorded IN Rich
ruonsl Chancery Court, I'm Deadlock A, page 10,
on the 18th OF April, 1880. slls, A. trustee. at
the request Of the beneficiary, proceed 10 sell at
public auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1882,
Al o'clock l.. NJ. ar fair: If not on the first fair
,lay thercafter) that VALUABLE PROPERTY
located as above, having front ON the north side
of VI street of 155 feet. running back 100 feet,
bounded on the west by Thirtieth street. having
thereon u LARGE AND WELL-BUIiT STORE
and DWELLING, now I'm the occupancy Of said
John S.Greon. On this lot there l. a small piece II
land many years ago reserved for burial purposes
IN COW of which reservation and its boundaries
will be exhibited ~ the time Of salej.
TERMS: Whilst the dech requires cash a. 10 cx-
pcnses of sale and enough 10 pay of two negOua-
bic notes. ono for ~ ,272 al twelve months. and the
other for SS4s, also no twelve months, Yet am
authorized by the beneficiary To- accept the eN-
pcnses and costs Of sale. and third II the debt
IN cash; and for the residue Of tie debt liberal
credits viii be announced at the sale. For the
plus Of tire sale, If any liberal terms VIII De given,
Tor which a separate note viii DE taken, the whole
credit amounts being secured by negotiable notes
and deed of trust. ON the said debt el2O las
been paid at sundry times.
Special attention + called IN the sale os this val
uahlc property. WILLIAM }. MAYO,
fe2 Trustee.
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The Distress ut CoaIGeId.
MANCHESTER, February 6, 1882,

MANCHESTER, February 6, 1892,
8 O'Clock Y. NJ.
Fellow Citizens and Christians OF All
Denominations, Il have Just returned from
the scene OF the coliiery explosion, where
4 have been to ascertain the facts OF the
ease for myself, and can only say that any
man who could see the distress that Is
caused by the death OF the % unfortunate
men who were in the pit at the time OF the
explosion, and could turn deaf ear TO the
cry Of the lOS orphans and q widows who
are now left utterly destitute, must have Il
heart OF stone. know that you, my fcl-
low-itizcns, have hearts OF flesh, and be-
IieYe not one OF you will fail TO respond 10
the appeal | now make Oh behalf of the
distressed. Let lis call public meeting,
appoint Il committee, and go 10 work in
earnest and see what we can raise for the
sufferers. Can't we meet al the court
house tomorrow TUESDAY at s O'Clock,
for that purposes have no doubt the aii-
thoritcs win consent. although have not
had time 10 consult them. have collected
ON the ems to-day s. 80, which will be q
foundation OH which 10 build.
Conc one and all, and see what we can
do, u. AILASsoN, Rector.
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OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTB,}
RICHMOND, VA, February 3, 1852.
10 the Editor Of the Dispatch:
The report for this day is as follows:
Colored child, No. 1918 east Franklin
street, Variol0id; hospital.
Colored child, No. 1918 east Franklin
street, yariolDid hospital.
ColOred child, No. ID west Broad stress,
smallpox; hospital.
Colored child, No. II west Broad street,
smallpox; hospital.
MONDAY.
The report for February 6, 1882. is a;
follows:
Colorcd female, Thirty-first and /
streets, yarioloid; home.
Colored male, No. 1904 east Main street
smallpox; hospital.
Total number Of cases ending February
ith, IL.
Respectfully. J. q. CABEU,
President Board OF Health.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

NOR SALE.-I OFFER FOR SALEM
Il Ny FARM OAKLAND, on which J re---h-
side containing 515 ACRES, located nine miles
adjoining tho Richmond. Fredericksburg aud PO-
toinac railroad on the vest with railway STA
sion, and the Chlckahominy river on the east.
Good dwclling-house, with ten rooms. In lrst-rate
order; with barns, stable. and the other out
houses. ample for the use of The farm; AL Ia or
der. -Four hundred acres under culiNat'on wen
ljne,l manurcd. and In fine productive condition ::
balance I'm heavy timber. Large, yoHnP. ana inc
bearing orchard, with nearly 1000 trees OF all
kinds-mOsHy apple.
Apply 10 the Undersigned, on the premises. where
he WIN take pleasure III showing the farm; or 10
Charles r. Taylor & Co., Thirteenth street, Rich
mond, Va.
TERMS: TO ssit purchaser. .
f. J-6t WILLIAM TANB of.
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sou,,,eru Railway supply Company

This company is now in full operation al
their warehouse, No. IL south Fourteenth
street. The officers are: Thomas W. fey-
ton, president; George j. Gaines, trea-
surer; George ". Archer. secretary: l.
l.. Courtney, Jr- and George Il. Gaines
managers. They intend 10 make TINS mar,
ket equal to Any for quantity, qusiiiy, ana
checpncss OF al railroad supplies"
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European Travel.

Those who contemplate travelling IN Eu-
rope or any other part OF the globe, ei. az
alone or with excursion parties WIN nn NV
n 10 their advantage TO investigate the nut
mcrous facilities offered by Thomas COOK
< Son. the renowned excursion managers,
Of s6l Broadway, New York.
A large pamphlet giving fnll particu,,,ar'
Of their tours will be mailed free, on appnca-
ton, to any one Interested. see adVei''sc-
mcnt
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Auction sALEs--.rhIs Day.
ONCE Of Richmond Bazaar'
No. 1924 Main street.
T. n Cook AuctiOnecf.


CONTINUED SALE OF \ fnNE WI VI
kLABAsTFR GOODS ii AUCrioN.-on
TUESDAY, I'm INSTANT,
nj 10 o'clock we sill sell, a. above. uc ,'es. IV-
lection OF lTAlIAN-MAkbLf an' ,r ia civ
TER WARE ever offered Mt auction III '"s0"S'
consisting In part Of
Elegant STATUETTFS-,,,. 49,, poupryt
VASES.
ChRtRECFIvERS r,yz.r
BAPTlSMAI. FONTS, ROMAN iH@"N''
pAPEE-WEIGII1s. r,sre
MOSAIC and INLAl) JEWELhi -'NSho'
PHOTOGRAPH FGAMEs,
LADIES WATCltsTANDS,
CiGAR-sTANDs aud AsIi- R,M y hh aS,cpO.
which are soIrvs really elegant specimens.
s a collection % this Kind IL Is i.hp1.aa nG !,
give au idea of the elegance ana variety, ailu "
rra,bio 10 nuhIic 20 have "a proper appreciation
H. goods Will he on exhibition on saturday from
o'clock l.. VI. M III hour of SAFE. -.
fc = E. Il. COOK, Auctonccr.
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The families Of the unfortunate Midlo'
THAN miners are in need OF assistance. Any
contributions Of clothing or provisions vii
be forwarded to them promptly and be ac'
ceptable. Persons wishing to give aid vii
please inferm Mr.. J. l. Cox. Auditors Of
lice. Riclsnond and Danyille Railroad Com
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THE NALUA-
L BILE AND ADMIRhBLY-LOCATED DRUG
STORE, WITH DWELLING ADJOINING, SIT
TATED ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER or
TMENTN-rIFIil AND LEIGH STREie. NOW
OCCUPIED BY MIR. :. WESLEY FAbRAR. BY
kTCTION.-In execution OF deed Of trust % me
rs trustee, from :. W. Farrir and wife. dated the
18Th May, 1872, aud recorded In the clerks office
of Richmond Chancery Court, u. Il. 81 Il. page
367. being required 50 20 do by the holder OF the
note therein described, shall sell by public auc
ton, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1882,
at AZ O'Clock =. NJ the TRULY-NALUABLE
DRIGSIOEEl0catcd ~ above with DIV EIIlNG
adjoining, containing five rooms. &c. The lot has
o front Of 50 feet on the cast line Of Twenty-ifth
street and 40 feet on Leigh street. running back an
Irregular depth, will De- seen by reference 10 a
plat Of tie same ~ the time of sale, ON which
there f. a large stable.
This Is without exception one Of the best -tands
I'm The eastern portion OF ihe city for q retail drug
business. and ter- Ia any ono desiring e. enter the
same an opportunity seldom met viii, OF 20. an n-
yestmcnt q good chance.
Terms: Cash a- tO expense Of sale aud 10 pay
OF note for $1,000, with all interest thereon
balance upon such terms a. will De announced at
sale. JOHN ID MOP.
fc4 Trustee.
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Auction SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Quarles 4 McCurdy,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
1912 Main street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BIZ AND DEsIRABLE MIL. pR0pER-
TY, KNOWN AS DRINkER'S-MlIL PROPER
TY, WITH ALL OF THE MACUINERY, STU
ATED IN THE COUNTY OF HENRlCO, ON
TiIE RIVER ROAD, ABOUT AZ MILES FROM
THE CITY, AT PUBLIC AUCTlON.-ln pursu-
ancc of decree IN the Circuit Court OF Ilenrico
county, entered on The 3lt Of May. 1881, In suit
styled walker, saunders & Co, therein pending
we, the undersigned, appointed special commits
sloncrs thereby, will Oder for sale ~ the front door
Of the iIenrico county courthouse on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1882,
nj o'clock i. VI. Nlat being court-dayl, that very
valrahle MILL PROPERTY, with all Of the ma
chiEery above mentioned. The property fronts on
the river road and contains NINETEEN AND \
QUARTER ACRES, and adiOins the lands OF H.
& Hill the land formerly owned by George Tur-
ncr and others, This property VIII sell tow, ana
being near the line Of the new extension OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad will in Il short lime
greatly enhance In value. and good business can
bc done II q small outlay De made.
TERMS I: one third cash residue at six and twelve
monihs-thp purchaser 10 give negotiable noics
six per cent added and the title To be retained ui-
Ill tie entire probationary be paid.
10. LANE STERN,
T.. H. MCGUIRE.
fe7 Slccial IOmmi ssiCnpr-.
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IIuMPTY-DUMPTY AT MOZART HALL.-CC;;
oncl Robinson's New lIumpty-Dumpty
Pantomime and Speciality Company will
commence an engagement OF two nights
and matinee at Mozart Hall ne...tt Friday
night. This company har. received favora-
bic mention In other. cities where it has ap-
peare,', and ING performances to be given
here will noubtlcs - lie very enjoyable. Thc
saic OF rcser" ed seats will begin at {. +
Johnston tomorrow morning..
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The THEATRE LAST NIGHT.-MisS ClaX-
ton opened her engagement here last eve
ming in "Two Orphans" 10 house
that was literally packed from pitt dome.
This and such kindred dramas, which give
wide scope 70 intense emotion, never fail
20 I'll the galleries, and il is to be regretted
that the boys therein are permitted to give
such unrestrained and heathenish eX-
presSi0ns TO their feelings. Last eve
ming when the play reached its
climax, the ye!lS, which had been
increasing in violence with each act, knew
no bounds. The building fairly shook
with uproarious and deaiening applause.
The actors were actually nOnplussed, and
for time were forced TO sacrifice the rapid
action so necessary TO the proper conclusion
OF the play. Willie the more refined pOr-
ton of the audience had sufficient degree
OF interest awakened by the manner in
which the drama was rendered, they were
painfully distracted by the unbecoming
and disOrderly conduct from above.
The company is fairly good Miss ClaX-
| ton, Mrs. wilkins. Miss VaderS, and Mr..
stevenson furnishing all the talent that
could be desired for faithful portrayals Of
| Louise Mother Frochard, Henrietta, and
Jacquc respectively. The "Pierre" OF Mr..
| Donald Robertson was a forcib!c intcrprc-
tation. while nIr. Roberts, though not pos
sessing a strong or attractive voice, gave
an intelligent rendering Of Cheyalier De
Naudray.
The play OF "The Two Orphans" we
must confess, is by no means favoritc
with Us, and utterly fails TO give in its lead
ing role of " Louise - field for real excel
lence in acting. 1t is to lis far too repul-
siYc for the lesson il seeks TO teach.
Tonight the company will present
.I,'ouble Marriage" which is said to be a
stirring dfama. "The Two Orphans"
will be repeated at @ matinee tins after
noon,
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COMMON COUNCIL.

r~rnsy Thousand Dollars Apprepriated Tor q
M..haries, Institutc-The Charch-Hiii
Aycnse-A Donation to she CITY "'ss'o"-
BsiIa,ns Permits-The SMALLPOX hespi'
tsl-R eselutiens, &C.
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RAILROAD LINES.


III sssisss i.;s
RICHMOND AND PETERsBJpG
~ RAILROAD COMPANY.-Comme,c
viii run "a follows: '''
LEAVE RfcHNovD-sorru
5'lo H. W. fAsI MAIi., daily. Makes through
connexions Tor savannah stn,s
,o =, 0nlhat Petersburg and hesto~ f'
LOU n. NJ, THROUGH MAIL. daIiy co,rc,t
ing Tor Raleigh. Charleston. a..
Rusta; Aiken, savannah. and f,eL
ss,nsluc' stops At shops. Chester
.tntr'iA. Pullman Sleeper te
, ,, Ne~ York and Charle TN Oh.
iO;O2 T. N'' MAIL, daily. make. through c.,.
hecuon FOR Charleston. SagFnn.i
andJaeksonyile. stops NJ brow,
biui' scntrnlil. AND chester. Pl.li
man rance >licpihg-t Hrs iefr....,
washington and Jacksonyili,, D.
600 i. NJ, FREIGHT. daily cNccrt Srr.l..
o;l0 n. Si.' FREIGHT. daily except sun
=, =, LLANK rEIERsLtEt-NDErl-
300 ~ Nv fAsi MAIL, daily Sop. o.it .,
$40 T.. W., rllEQu Oh NAH. daily.coe..,,
Win Richmond, FrDiorick .br... a,
P0toinac railroad for 80 POM. ~.
ana Mcst' also making comic. '..
WIN chesapeake ard Ohio -a.......,
Tor I'll points Mcsf. IU- f.t
stops az Manchester. Chester. ,.,
tcntal1. Pullman Slocufr. .l I...
triln between Charleston ava \ .
/ Gao =. w., MAIL, daily. connecting dizzy ..,
ccpt sunday With tlc Plrlr.....
Fredorich burg and PDt,.r.. -.l.
road Tor The North and N,at -,.
at Chester, Drcwry's BlaiT. AMI &, .
iralia. Pullman Palace ~iefr....
cars between Jat k-.nsilfs 't.-
. ana Washington on tlis tr1fn
/ 500 \. W., FREIGHT, daily except srrt,r
| 4:3V r. NJ, FREIGHT, daily except SUNDAY.
\ direct fOrr-honfs connection {. mad, t.,-...
Richmond and Norfolk iy trains ,,a.lr. ~.
/ mond al 800 4. y. and Norfolk geo ls.2S /, D
All trains leaving Petersburg VIII .tari rf... TO-.
AppomattoN depot. 7. u. Kiln
/ A.. General Supcunlcn f..f
/ \. PORE, General Passenger and Ticket tg...
h2l "
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The regular monthly meeting OF lne
Common Council, was held yesterday after
noon The following members were pre-
Ont. Nessrs. Clarke (prcsidcnlS Ammons,
Campbell, Ceie, Curtis, bayts, Edwards
Elicit, Ellysoa, Ferguson, FORESTER; rcs-
Ter. Gam az Clay Ward, iIargroye, Hayes,
Higgins, Hooper. King, Lubbock, Mt
Dowcll. Patton, Phillips, Potts, Robinson,
Straus, Tinsley, Warren, and Weisiger.
Mr.. PizEini was unayoidably absent
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FINANCIAL.
DIVIDENDS.

RICHMOND AND DANYILLE RAILROAD CO.,)
TREAsTREH's OFFICE.
RICHMOND VA, January q, 1882.
V'HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
Il TlllSCOMPANY have declared DIVIDEND
pany out OF the canning Of the company for the
quarter ending December 81, 1881 and AN add-
tionai DIVIDEND or ONE PER CENT. out OF
the prolls ~ tho company realized from the sale OF
its Virginia Midland Railway Conpany's Income
Donds said dividends are payable on and after
fbBRCA AIRY Is, 1882. 10 Stockholders Of record
~ we books Of the company at O'Clock l.. VI.
February 10, 1882. rs follows:
To stockholders of record on the books Of the
New York Office, nj the Mercantile National Bank,
To other stockholders, al the Office of the trea-
s1rer Of The company, Richmond, Va.
lhc transfer-books of the company Will be
closed from 4 o'clock Y. NJ. FEBRUARY 10TH
mo. ~ "a ~ n TI,I,Nti,
Hzo-ztaWifelG Treasurer.
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Official SMALLPOX Report.

FLOR OTHER local SEE FIRST PAcE.l
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NOR NEW YORR.-The Old a. -,
l. Dominion steamship Company ssssss<-A<s-.
steamers viii sail ns follows steamer OLD boz
MiNlON. Captain W ALhEH, ~ Ekl ItLspAi
CoUCu EVERY FRIDAY at2 O'Clock !. VI.
steamer MANI ATTAIN, Captain KELLY, EVERY
SUNDAY al O'Clock \. VI:
r,lesday's and Fridays steamer, and to O'Clock
Satnr,laY evening for sundays ship.
Through bills Of ladlug signed ana goods ior-
warded with dispatch Z" all points norih, SOUTH
east and west; also, 20 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
After-cabn fare 90 New York. slVi rum"
trim, SIS; storage, 40 and ~.
N"' Il. ". ALLEN & Co, Agents,
my6 Company's Wharf, Rockets.
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH- - 20,
s-sess.e.sis:
MOND AID NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Steamer o. ihi- line viii sail every IlESDAl
and FRIDAY al II 3f.. and every SUNDAY 40
4. ".
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers e.
cciycd I'm 1880 \. ~; tor sundays steamer ~
: y. NJ. saturday Freight received daily ill >
/. ".
Fare. 80.
steamers connect no Philadelphia for Fan river
and tho East
For further information. apply % ..,.,.
y VI. MCCAHRICk,
General Southern Agent
". L. CLYDE a co.
v,q0 General MANAGERS.
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COMMITTEE on LIGHT.

Mr.. Curtis, from the Committee on
Light, submitted the following:
Resolution donating 200 loads of coke to
the Ladies' City Mission. Adopted.
Resolution declaring il ineXpedient to
light the city with electric light. Adopted.
Resolution rcfundiug to II. Adam so
for gas wasted by the melting of lead cap
on pipe in house occupied by W. Il. Hers
man a. Co., destroyed by fire December -,
1881. Adopted.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
" VERY VALUABLE LOT on THE NORTH
SIDE or MAIN BETWEEN SEVENTH ANH
EIGHTH STREETS, N TIE CITY or RICH
MOND.-iiy virtue Of q decree of the Chancery
Court 81 he city Of Richmond entered on the 3 let
January, 1872, IN the ease Of CoN's executor
against Cancll &C.. tLr undersigned. who were
thereby appointed US -pccid conimi ioucr5. win
offer fDr -ile al pdiiic auction, on ihe prcmi.
scs. on
TUESDAY. February Il, 1sS2.
nj o'clock =. VI. On fiir II not. ON tlc next fair
iay thcrtaltCr), thc truly VALUABLE LOT To-
caicd above. fronting about 30 feet more or tee
On tire north line OF or Main street, running back
1913 feet. more or less. 10 an alley in common -
feet wide. and being Tie same lot on which for
more than twenty years Stood The comprehension
OF Mr.. ". II. West. This Is regarded "a one
amongst the most valuable uimpruycd lot noH
on the market on Niu street. as size makes %
peculiarly valuable Tor q large wholesale store of
rs public building. such % au OprU-hOusc, con-
cert hall. academy of music, or the like.
The foregoing REAL ESTATE having hcCn sold
ut auction on the 9TH june. ISIS |. aud ihc puf-
chaser hereof having departed this life without
having complied with the terms OF sale. 10 will
now be resold the cot and expense of hi. estate
for one fourth cash: balance lt one. two. and hrot
years from the said 1th June last. !or negotiable
note. interest half-ycarly. secured Boy 20 decd Oi
trust. all cash. go Tire 0I tiou of The purchaser
Special attention Of capitalists is called Ia ,hi
sale. W. VI. GILLIAN.
s. Il. COURTNEY.
JAMES ALSTON CABELL,
f. f-l0t Special Commissioners.
~ "a n. INuc & Co.
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OLDDOMINION STEAMSHIP fST
~ COMPANY. .Sss<ses>
TpR \EW YORK.

TIUT- FUluUNUN VII us TllITtI ft U tIItII II'
stc1rter--OI.D DOMINION, WNANOkE. MAN
HAITIAN RICH MOND-ENERi TUESDAY
ana FRIDAY az O'Clock l.. NJ, and SUNDAY
NJ q 4, VI. ...... 49,. .,,,.,...
steamers leave New York TUESDAYS. THURS
DAYS. aud SATURDAYS ~ 3 T. VI. .roul Pier
20 new number. foot Of Beach street, North
river
Thcy have splendid saloons, state-rooms, aud
bath-rponi.
The fare, accommodations, sud attentions are
unsurpassed.
Aftcr-cAbin care TO New York. SO; round trip,
SIS: Storage, 80 and ~.
Freighfs Tor points beyond New \ OK Forwarded
with dlspatch. ana no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Frrights received until . O'Clock l.. VI. daily.
FOR further information, apply 70
GEORGE W. ALLEN * CO, Agents,
my nflire CnMhanN'. MharNcs. EOCkctts.
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CHERIFFS SALE.

SHERlfF|S SALE.
BY virtue OF sundry executions in my hands Of
Slater, Myers Co., I. w. Chambcrlync, and
others rs. James Nelson, | viii sell near Hungary
station, on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 4TH.
nj 2 O'Clock VI. about 600 or 200 CORDS Of
PINE and OAK WOOD. About 200 cords are on
the railroad. and viii BE- sold 10y the rick: the
balance IS IN the woods ahsut Onc-hnlf mile from
the railroad. and viii be Sid by the cord
TERMS: Cash day of SALE
!. r.. BROADDtiS. Deputy sheriff
for j. T. Jones, Sheriff llcnrico county.
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale was postponed, on account Of in
element weather until
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY g. 1852,
when IL viii be made at the same place at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, instead Of II o'clock NJ, rs before
advertised. -
J. T.. BROADDUS, Deputy sheriff,
feJ ford. 7. Jones. Sheriff ilenrcO county.
! CARGO OF RIO COFFEE AT AUG
~ TION.
Oh WEDNESDAY. February 18TH,
AT / O'Clock, We viii so at auction. within our
warehouse, ON Doc,, street the clrgo.pi brig Mar
garcllia, consisting Of
$500 bags of DARK GREEN RIO COFFEE.
TERMS: VI sale.
DAVENPORT & MORRIS,
fc Auct0nCcrs
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rson TuE COMMON COUNCIL.

The resolution adopted by the Board OF
Aldermen at It's last meeting clothing WIN
police authority the guards and resident
physicians at the city hospital was CONCUR
red In.
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SMALLPOX HOSPITAL.

The join. special committee 90 select q
site for smallpox hospital, Of which Mr..
William S. Gum, OF Clay Ward, is chair
iaan, reported that his committee, after II
very extended and careful investigation,
had selected tract known as the Poe
Farm 1-commoniy called the "Duelling
Ground ---at the price OF Sc,652.si. This
farm Is situated ON Gillie's creek, near Bla-
Lcy's mill, and contain, about lfI acres.
Tie question gave rise % some discussion,
which Was participated in by several nsem-
bers. and on the vote being taken the re-
commentator Of the connnhfee was re-
jeeted.
The vote was recorded as follows:
AfEs.-McsSTs. Campbell. Davis, Edward ~
leit. Ti.ys0n, FOrrestsr, Gum OF Gay N1rd iiad-
aro,e ilizg.us, Hooper, King. Lubbock. heDoweii'
Patton, rOtts, Jinslcy, apd CinL-lT.
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