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NE idet act VI III. IlEEkMANS 10
defeat the District subscription to
the Railroad, has been to secretly
prepare and have printed abroad a
specious circular to be given out at
the last moment, after the neWspA-
pers had gone to press. A copy Of
this precious document by some
mistake got into the hands of 4
irienI OF the Railroad, and has been
banded to us. II is couspicuously
headed ITO the tax payers of King
wood District = and is signed IF.
HEERMANs."
1t is in the main a repetition Of
he absurd assumpti ons aud argu-
ments made use OF by Mr.. HER
MANS and his Tuunelton echo, dur
ing the discussion of the past two
weeks, 1t sells out by repeating
he ground less charge that the pro
Jectors Of the road, the men who
came forward aud subscribed from
$1,000 to $4,000 each, and who
now favor the subscription, although
quite as heavy taxpayers as Mr..
HEERMANs, distrust the enterprise.
No statement could lie more improh-
able or untrue than that CHALEs NJ.
BISHOP, JAMES II. MANowN. JOSEPH
JACKSON, JAMES II. CAPRoLL ELISHA
THOMAS and others who have al
ready given $4,000, and who would
pay III taxes the bulk of the sos, 600
subscription, feel any such dlstrust.
Mr. HFERMANs admits that six OF
the seven Directors of the bank favor
tie subscriptions and the admiasjo on
10 a fatal one TO his whole argument.
Why were these men chosen AS d.
rectors OF the bank Simply because
of their success and standing as bus
mess men. He garbles quotation
from The order OF tie Court, Iv
which he seeks to mislead the eople
TO believe that they will Lave
to pay the $4,000 whether the
road Is completed or not. A careful
rea4ing oil the order itself will show
this to be erroneous.
Mr.. HEERMANs calls upon the peo-
re Of the district to vote down the
subscription and organize a new com
pahy TO Guild railroad from Tunnel
ton by way OF Kingwood to FAR
chance IN Pennsylvania, and SAYS be
will subscribe 81 600 to the snle1
Prise.
Now il Mr.. HEERMANs really wants
a railroad from Tuuualton TO Fair
chance by way Of Kingw0od, why
.s be found so ndustrlously seek.
ing by erroneous statements, by sp-
PeaIs to prejudice, by garbleI quo
iations, by secrst meetings and ee-
cfet CIRCULARS to defeat the building
OF the section Of that road between
Kirgwood, and Tuuneiton ? HIS OBJ.
Jet Is to delest the present railroad
movement, well knowing that If be
succeeds s,l simusr enterprises viii
be utterly discouraged for many
years to come. lie cannot escape
The lmPatstion Of insIncerity, While
be opposes by such questionable
me'ue bat which be clsims to be in
favor 5i.
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SENATOR MITCHELL has been
elected delegate TO Tue Iudepeud-
ent Republican Convention which
meets in Philadelphia on the 24th
instant. He WIFI represent the
AAVth Senatorial District Of Penn
sylvanla. Some OF the most premi-
nent men In the State, it !s expected,
will 60 to the Convention az dele
gates.
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Farms for Rent and
Lands for Sale

IN" uoder'is e.l has several farms for
r Mt. lie also offers to sell his unin~
proved lands IN lots to suit purchasers
NJ low figures an on liberal credit.
nc5i WM. q. Brown
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kingwood, w. Va, April u, 1882.
The parties TO tho above mentioned
Monday. the 10Th dav of Nav. 1850 AZ
NV Office atr' said. proceed to- execute
ine dbOYe named decree Of reference.
j. II. AUTHORIZE.
Commissioner.
John Barton Payne, Attorney for
plaintiff
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Notice to Creditors.

TO tho Creditors of Elizabeth T.. 1cairrax.
dcccasCl.
To- pursuance Of decree Of tho Circuit
Court of Preston County, maiein a cause
therein pending tO subject She real eetsto
p. 'h' S'II E.iztHcth J.. Fairfax. 10 the
payment of her debts. you arc rcuuired
% pre- tht your claims against the said
Jo.orh ~. Hawthorne. Conmissionor "a
hi~ niii"c iu tho aald tnuutv.ou or before
Tie =. .h day OF May. 1852.
ltne-- SW.th Crane. Clerk Of said
Court, ibis Goth d7v OF April. 1889.
SMITH CRANE. Clerk
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Commissioner s Notice.


John a. +. Martin, Administrator or
""cNher Fairfax, dec, ased, plaintiff
vs..
conn ". GuSCman, Administration of tho
personal state of EiiZ tb0th l.. Fairfax.
% 'ocy scd, George W. Fairfax, Franklin
h' taIri''N, Benianin +. Fairfax,
john y. Fairfax. Marian V. MORAN
nd ---- Morga0 her husband. Sarah
w. Arnold and Erwin Arnold her
husband, Annie l.. Helms and James
a. lic.inS her husband, Mary l.. Com
lcY ana George COnleY her husband.
Charles Fairfax Buckner Il. Fair,
i1N aht Commodore L. Fairfax. chill
drnn nd heirs at law of W man
I'ir."N. deceased. james Il. Fairfax.
l-'"h J.. Martin, Gregg r. Vickory and
thatieS ". VICES cry her husband Sarah
n. fWfiHX, Elizabeth L.. Scott and =.
NJ, scott her husband, children and
4tir9 OF Buckner FairaX, deceased,
Johil -. T. Martin. Marcellu5 T.. Mar
IN, OliYer III, w. Martin, Andrew J.
Martin, John y. CoIder and Albert
CCrder, children and heirs Of Mary p.
.lartln, late aiary y. Fairfax deceased,
Julia g. Iinn. Alpheus +. Raymond
JuIid y. Lacy and - Lacy her
Hus1tnd' all heirs at law Of Elizabeth
j.. tairaI, deceased, defendants.
IN EQUITY.
BY a decree rendered bv the Circai
'ui' Oh Preston County, West Virginia.
Quo the above mentioned cause on the 22d
1ay OF April 1882 II was adiudged.
fdCred and dccreed that Commissiouer
d. ~ Hawthorne do fhrherproceed ard
iWiN execute the ordor of reference
herein, heretofore partially executed bv
-aI Commissioner, and that said order
"e now enlarged $50 that other leins and
r1u-. s on salt land, 10 any, be sscerN
''inri. it l7 therefore further adiudged,
ordered aflI fnnTrFl hot
9t the estate OF the said j. izabeth T..
rNrinN be convened In this cause. and
mat THIS cause for that purpose be refers
req To said Commissioner Hawthorne
VINO is directed when executing said
ofde' OF reference, TO ascertain any liens.
ut"is on oihrr charges on said lind. aud
tlNe and file proof of the s1me and
report The order and priority Of tho same.
with hi- report upon the subject Of .ho
former rctcrCuec.
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THE PEOPLES LIBRIPY

is the only one containing original Amer.
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16 Dora ThOlnc 2JD
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The author OF "a Bad Boys
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i5l a Sisters Sacrifice, by Merry
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For tirst Glass Stationery, sucn as letter
note, end tin h"eds, staten rn's.snvclorea
cards &C., NC, Jus. ARsUs Office Ia head
quarters
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For the Dlspatch.l
Evening md Morning.

Al eve the twilight saGdens into dying day.
To -hroud and hide whose beauties all away.
The darker shadows through long hours stay.
st morn the twilight giaddcns into living day
70 drape and tone whose beauties I'm array.
The lighter shadows through long hours play.
At eve with tears and passionate caress
We mart from one beloved, and then confess
sad record of our faults In this distress.
Atmorn with tender smiles we cry " God-speed.
And Of the checSered past take litlle heed.
Unless 10 happy memories II may lead
At eve Times stately march brings mystery uear'
And minds then haunted 10y a nameless fear,
Forgetful 0f their high resolves appear.
At morn new strength Is born, and with delight
They rise 10 fair, brave deeds and in their liight
Cast of the heavy mantle Of the night.
At eve we kiss In anguish of despair
Pale lips once ours. aud mid the gloom We dare
MOI offer by the patient dead our prayer.
At morn the mocklng sunlight may return
TO gild the couch Of death, DER which We Ycarn-
and h.pe is added TO the pain We learn.
There comes an eve Of silence and dcarti
az that We hold most dc1r upon the earth:
Alike will fade ali cause for grief or mirtn.
obi then amid the gathering darkness may
our souls reach toward the infinite and pay
The debt life owes 10 gain eternal day;
Richmond, Va., January 2s, 1852.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JAHUARY 30, 1852.
ARRIVED.
Stcuner Old Dominion. Walker. Now York
merchandise and passengers, &. ". Alien * Co..
agents
steamer Ashland. Carr. Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers. }. W. McCanich, agent.
SAILED SUNDAY.
steamer Manhattan, Kelly. New ork. mcrchan-
disc and passenger. 6. ". Allen < Go.
steamer Fanila, Gmnell. Philadelphia, mcrchan-
disc and passengers, j. ". McClrrick, agent.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Ariel. Clifford. Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers and United states mails. l.. b.
Tatum, agent.
schooner j. W. Flanagan. simpson. Proyi-
dcncc. coal, Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad Com
pany.
SAILED FROM wEST POINT.
steamship Mangcrton (Br.), Clark. Rio Janciro.
santa Catharina, and santos, flour, CALICO Mills
Manufacturing Company.
SAILED FROM CITY POINT. 2SrH
schooner l.. ". Hickman. Evans, Wilmington
Del. ria lower james river.
MEMORANDA.
PHILADELPHIA.-Arr 2Sih. schooner
Charles Moore, Robinson. from Richmond: 29th.
shcoOner Robert II. Parker. Stcclman, from Rich
mond Va, for evidence
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NEW STORE, BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, Va, }
January q, 1882. !


To ihe Editors Of The Dispatch:
I. Where can country people send to get
vaccine virisy Is there an agency IN Rich
mond that furnishes il; and II so, would
YOU advise us 10 get 1t from there. e., Is
/, safe and (2) Is 1t ircey or at what price 7
By replying in the daily you VIII oblige,
Yours, &C., d.
I. To DR.. G.. W. Harris, State Vaccine
Agent. slS Franklin street.
2. DR.. Harris furnishes il gratis.
3. Sec the advertising columns Of the
DAILY Dispatch. There you will find the
names OF druggists who sell the virus, and
What sort they sell.
We know these druggists personally,
and also DIR. Harris. We should put the
most implicit confidence in the represents
fions OF either one Of them.
4. OF course We think it "safe." The
smallpox has 10y vaccination been rendered
comparatively harmless in Richmond.
There were no new cases reported on
Thursday, Friday, or Saturday last; and
thcre Is now little or no apprehension fell
here on tie subject.
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Now that the long-drawn-out Guiteau
case Is practically at an end, Is there any
reason why the staI-route eases should not
he pushed = Chicago Times.
Gambetta has played the Conkling dodge,
but the French Republic will glide right
along and prosper. Boston Post.
II Is said that not only General Hancock
bur General Mcclellan Is 10 the hands OF
his friends for 1884.
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TFor the Dispatch.l
gcv.Yonr's wishes for n \. y.

What shall wish thee
Treasures Of carthl
Songs In the sprlng-tlnc.
Pleasure aud m!ftn
FLOWERS DER thy pathway
skies ever c.earI
Would this ensure thee
A happy New Year,
What shall wish thee
What can be found
Bringing thee sunshine
All the year roundr
Where Is the treasure'f
Lasting and dear!
What shall ensure
A happy New Year,
Faith that incrcascth,
Walking in light
Hope that abOundeth,
Happy and briehtg
Love that Is perfect,
Casting out fear
These shall ensure thee
A happy New Year.
Peace In the saviour,
Rest ut His feet;
Smile Of Ills countenance.
Radiant and sweet;
Joy IN His presence
Christ ever near.
This will ensure thee
4 happy New Year.
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BUaSE1T's COCAINE promotes yigor-
Gus and healthy growth OF the hair. IL has
been used In thousands Of eases where the
hair was coming out, and has never failed
10 arrest It's decay.
Use Burnett's FlayorIng Extracts-the
best.
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Numbered on to the truth. but whose words
must be taken with all the allowance due
nm unfortunate whose mind Is unbalanced.
Let us wait and see.
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Auction SALEN-..This Day.
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctlonecr,
lib Main street.
CtOMMIsSIONERS, sAI.E OF A MOSI

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A MOST
~ DESIRABLE AND CENTRALLY LOCATED
STOCk-BRICk RESIDENCE, No. 407 NORTH
EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN MARSHALL
AND CLAY STREETS-lRON VERANDA,
BRICK STABLE, AND CARRIAGE-H0USE.-
BY virtue of decree Of the Richmond Chancery
Court IN the suit of FREEMAN rs. Eacho and ais,
entered March IL. 1881. and upon the terms Of
three deeds Of trust therein mentioned. We. "a spe
cial comm issioner5 therein appointed VIII sell at
public auction. on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1882,
at 400 i. NJ, the above valuable RESIDENCE
AND GROUNDS described In the above separate
deeds a. all that property. with Improvements
thereon, fronting on the eastern line of Eighth
street, between Clay aud Marshall streets, SO feet
inches. more or less, running back between par
aiel lines 100 feet TO an alley 10 feet wide and
bounded on the south by 4 wide, wel-paved alley.
This property win be recognized at once as being
a DESIRABLE PHYSICIANS RESIDENCE, rs
centrally located desired and with all the con-
yeniences and comforts 10 be found In such resi-
dcnce.
Seldom such property Is sold at auction. and par
ties desiring such should not fail 10 attend the
property will be sold.
TERMS: Cash. j. J.. APPERSON,
LEROY r.. BROWN,
Commissioners.
J. THOMPSON brown. Auctlonccr. 30
II Is confidently expected lat AT the hour Of sale
the terms will be made easter for the purchaser.
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NTESSRS. SIDNEY WARD. ALLAN

NTESSRS. SIDNEY WARD, ALLAN
vi McCULLOCH, ALFRED T.. TIIACIER.
THEODORE SELlGNAN. AND g. +; BELNIN'
hereby give notice that ON MONDAY, February Is,
1852. BOOKS Will BE OPENED nc the Office
Of JOHNSIOS, WILLIAMS q BoULwAkE. No l04
Main & Get. over the First National Bank OF llrh-
moud. 10 receive SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE
CAPITAL STOCK OF THE liENRlCO RAIL
ROAD COMPANY. The said book VIII De- under
the stiDcrinicudcncc Of Mc-srs Johnston. Wiiliam-
& Buulware and will remain open for ten dag.
The subscription viii De In shares Of one hur rtd
dollar, each. and when two hundred and hfy
shares hall have been Inscribed for the company
viii proceed to organization. IA 25-dtFcj
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DICHMOND. FREpEHIcKsHIRG

III AND POTOMAC RAlLROAD.-~slrdtlr
commencing II hDAN, January -. isS2:
$500 q. NJ. leaves EYrl-~frc,f station dolly. sfnrs
only az Milford and fIrd,rirA burg.
800 \. NJ. leaves byrd-~tr,ct station daily lea-
ccpt sunday.
900 i. VI. leaves Byrd-~ reel station daily
400 J.. NJ, Acromusdsiian for Asiltnd. itatrs
Hroad-~ircct station daily tlrspt
sundays.
ll:2S \. ". arrive, 40 Hyri--trot. -tstiou daily
o:ui j. Ne arrive at ByrI->tntt station daily;
makes no local stops.
9;4S T. VIZ arrives Al Eyrd-strcct station daily
f'Nccpf ~mdtyl.
S;34 y. VI. Accommodation. arr'YcH ~ Broad
street Station dfily Except sunday.
G. :. iAl LoR. General Ticket iepnf
J.. ]. y. NliEt. General >uit iIuicudcli - 20
DlCHMO&D AND DANXHLE RAIL
Ia ROAD COMPANY.
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RAILROAD LIMA.
fcKi N - EEzsEsTrr.-sg,
~ :.

~ q .s;.a
DICHMOND AND PETERsBI'RG
~ RAILROAD T.-ComDeucin1
sLNDAf, January -, lssc, trains On this road
LEAVE RicmMoSp- souru.
3;lo i. ~, FAST MAIL. daily Makes through
connections for savannah. sion,
only al Petersburg and Chosicr
ll.oO n. VI, THROUGH NAIL. daily, conucct-
Ing for Raleigh, Charleston. An-
gusta, Aiken, savannah. and Jack
sonYile. stops Al shops, Chester,
tcntrslia. Pullman Sleeper. De-
tween New York and Charleston On
1902 T. ", MAIL. daily. make. through con-
nccton for charleston. savannah,
andJarksOnNllC. stops az IJf,gr,'.
H'uii' ten,luliI. and Chester. Pull
man Palace Slccping-C1rs between
washington and Jack -onNillo. Fla,
Oh tiii- train.
GOO r. NJ FREIGHT, daily except SUNDAY.
Ola \. W.. FREIGHT daily except Sundat.
LEAVE PETERsBUgG-Nog
900 ~ W. fAsi MAIL, daily. Sop- only q
$40 z. ", IHROUGHMAII. daily. connecting
Win Richmond. frc'cricksburR and
Potomac railroad for ell points fI.t
and West; also making connection
with Chesapeake and ohio railroad
for I'll points West This train
stops NJ Manchester, Chester. and
Geutralr. Pullman ~lerpsr sn This
train between Charleston and Now
York.
GAO =. w.. NAIL. daily. connecting daily los-
ccpt sunday with ;he Richmond.
Frcdcricksburg and Potomac rlil-
road for the North and Mcst. stop,
M Chester Dc~ry'- Bur- snd con-
talia. Pullman Palace Sic.Uirg-
Cars between jacksonville. fla,
and Washington On tli, traiu.
500 \. VI. FREIGHT. daily except sunday.
4:30 T.. NJ, FREIGHT. daily except sundly.
4 direct four-hours connection l. maGc between
Richmond and horf,lk Ly trains leaving Rirh-
mond at 800 4. VI. and Norfolk al I1.15 T.. Mi
All trains leaving Petersburg VIII ,tar, from The
ApponlattoN depot. I. -. MILNE,
General ~upe rintsndrut
4. Porr, General Passenger aud Ticket Agent
ia2l
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
by Jno. T.. Laughton, Jr.. Auc,ioncer,
1906 Main street.
- CONFECTIoNERIFs,
GLASS JARS.
2 SHOWCASES,
roYs, FANCY GOODS,
NUTS,&C.
ri the store No. All west Main street. Sale 10 take
place on WEDNESDAY the ist instant. at Oh
o'clock A.M JNO. 4. LAUGlIToN, JR.
JAR Auctioneer.
BY Quarles & McCurdy,
successors 10 Hober; u. Lynel.
Real Estate Agents. BIokcrs. aud Auctioneers,
1919 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT LARGE
Il DETACHED BRICK DWELLING. No. III.
ON NINTH STREET BEYOND VI STREET.
FRENCH GARDEN HILL, At PUBLIC AUG
from John s. Coles, dated 9Th November, 1877,
and recorded I'm the clerks Office Of Richmond
Chanccry Court. ID. II. | II D., page 800, 10 The
undersigned a. trustees, being required 20 10 do by
the holder of the note thereby secured we Will
offer for sale, upon thcprcmises. on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1852,
nj A., o'clock 4. NJ, the PROPERTY above mem
toned. The house contains about eight rooms and
the usual convenicnccs, and i substantially and
well built, and IS in good order The lot has
front of So feet on the east line Of Ninth street
and rams back between parallel lines 1875 feet. In
view Of the proximity Of tie large machine work,
now in this neighbOrhOod and those being now
erected by Messrs. W. r. Tanner & Co., this pro-
perty should command The attention 81 those
seeking good investment or q convenient home. "a
this portion Of our city is certain to Dee greatly en-
HANGED I'm value.
TERMS: Cash rs % expenses If sale and 10 pay
off q note Of 5000, with Interest from / = Janu-
airy, 1882. til paid: balance upon such terms as
NAV be given al sale. Il. A.. MEAGlltR.
HENRY g.. CANNON.
Trustees.
QrAELEs McCURDY. Auctioneer>. h2s
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by George +. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Aucuoneer,
1905 Bank street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF &c

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOT,
" WITH FRAME TENEMENT THEREON,
AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF ST.
JOHN AND HILL STREETS, DESCRIBED
As LOT No. Sc IN DUNAL'S ADDlTlON.-By
virtue of decree Of the Chlncery Court II the
thony Harrs's heirs IS. White Fl dis the under
signed. special commissioners. viii sell at public
auction, 10 the highest bidder, upon the premi-
scs, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 3lST,
at T. II, the aforementioned PROPERTY,
containing about ONE FOURTH OF AN ACRE.
WI be sold ~ a whole or divided into two lots.
TERMS: One third cash balance I'm six and
twelve m ,nths, with interest from day of sale; ;
title retained until whole OF the purch;IsC-mOncy
Is paid. JAMES ALSTON CABELL,
THOMAS y. CARTER,
special Commi ssioners.
GFOVCE p CEANTOrp. Auctiouper. ia DC
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orArLrs Z MccrRnY. Anctioneer..
BY George r. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auctlonoer,
No. 1905 Bank street.

No. 1905 Bank street.
TRUSTEES SALE or 4 VACANT
Il LOT ON lIiRNIE STREET BETWEEN
ROBINSON AND RlTClIlE STREElS.-ln exc
culon Of deed of trust from +. L. Wilson. dated
April 20. 1881, and recorded IN the clerks ONCE
Of llcnricu County Court. ami being required by
the holder Of tie note therein secured, VIII eel at
auction. on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY I. 1852,
at 3 O'Clock Z. VI. tine aboyc-describcd PROPER
TY fronting on the south lire Of ilaryie street go
feet. and running bach between parallel lines 1873
feet and Z inches.
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay for executing
this trust and to pay III note OF s3s with ntertsi
from the 10Th day Of October 1881; the balance
upon such terms as may he announced ~ Taie
GEORGE T.. CRAWFORD, Auctionecr. j. p
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i FARM IN THE COUNTY OF MIN htNr
on TIE CHESAPEAKE AID ONO, RAIL
ROAD, ABOUT TWENTY MILES FROM Rlo IT,
NOND.-By virtue Of a decd of trust from e.. =
tvrcr and vi f.. dated on the ii Of January $50
aud Of record in the clerk, office OF the County
Court Of New Kent. shall offer for sale ri public
auction, ON the premises, nj 1 o'clock =. NJ, ON
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 7,1sS2,
the aboyc-dc7crbcd FARM, called COTTAGE
GROVE" and lately occupied by q. :. Ayrcr
containing FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY 81
YOUR &C RtS. more or less. about lao acres Oh
which are arabic and IN cIl walton. Ibis farm Is
situated Immediately on The llnrot he Chesapeake
and Chic railroad. and within about one mile of q
depot. which make, u very accessible io mart ci
and gives II considerable value for the purposes oi
trucking. 10 which HE soil f. well adapted The
improvements consist Of GOOD DIV ELIlNb-
HOUSE and usual out. ous"-.
TERMS: Cash enough 20 r1y expenses Of s1lc
and the amount now due under the trust-ictd--
viz. $500, With interest from January l. lbe2
as to $500 on credit 81 ore two, three, ana four
years from January l. l-s3. Win Interest from
that 4 .tc added, AMI rs 20 residue. made known on
day of sale Decd tO purchaser. and deed Of trust
taken 10 secure deferred p1ymcnt-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-31

NOR NEW iORK.-The Old .rFTr
Il Dominion steamship Company =,
steamer, viii sail follows: steamer Old DO
MINION, Captain WALkEK, EVERY TUESDAY
AZ o'clock 4. VI: steamer WlANOkE. Captain
COCCu, EVERY Friday ate o'clock l.. "
steamer MANHATTAN, Captain KELLY, EVERY
SUNDAY az D O'Clock \. NJ.
Freight received up Ia l O'Clock L. VI. for the
Tuesdays and Fridays steamer and To ) O'Clock
saturday evening for sundays ship.
Through bills OF ladiug signed and goods for
warded with dispatch 90 all points north, south,
east, and west: also, 20 foreign ports.
Pdssenger accommodations unsurpas ed.
After-cabn fare 20 New York, sl0, round
trip, SIS; Storage, 20 aud 81.
For freight or passage, apply to
q. W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
mY0 Company's Wharf, Rockets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-31
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE

EOR SALE PRIVATELY, ~
Il HOUSE and LOT near Mcchum's river, Nj
Alhcmarlc county, Va. The best stand for ply
sician in the county. For full particulars adgrcs,
DOCTOR OF MEDICINE.
in 24-2taw1m Medium, River, Va.
EXCELLENT SUBURBAN FARM &
II AND MARkET-GAEDEN, on THE L.
WILLIAMSBURG TURNPIKE ONE AND \
HALF MILES BELOW RICHMOND, FOR SALE
or RENT This excellent place. located as above
containing from nine 10 ten acrc>l, j. for sale
on liberal FERNS with immediate possession. II
was recently occupied by Mr. \. e.. sandy. The
land T. ofeNcclcut quality. WI good road 30 T..
There is on tia GOOD OKCHAED. The dwelling
is a comfortable one with ihc usual out-buildug.
II not sold i'm few days IL viii Dee rented out %
careful tenlut. Apply 20 JOHN +. GODDIN. or
W.GODDlN 4 son. ia 2s-3t