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own race and color under oil circum-
stances and 10 all honest ends.
See that you do II. BEVERLY.
Mr.. Beccher Sued.

A PUBLISHER DEMANDS SETTLEMENT FOR A
CONTRACT MADE IN DECEMBER. 1867.
New York, October 22.-An interesting
case will probably be called In the Supreme
Court here this week. II Is the case OF
Samuel Wilkinson against Henry Ward
Beechcr for breach OF contract. The con-
tract is the one that Beecher made with
Ford & Co. In December, 1867, 10 write for
them .sThe Life OF Christ" lie agreed to
write the book In eighteen months. He
demanded and received. before he signed
the contract, $4,000. Wilkinson, partner
in the firm, paid the money. He has not
vet been able 10 get either the book or the
money out OF Beecher.
IL offered to compromise with him three
years ago." said Mr.. Wilkinson, "on the
return OF the amount advanccd-an olfer
that Beccher tearfully accepted, pro-
nounced magnanimous, and gushingly
promised TO pay. j yet stand by my offer.
The suit Is brought TO recover the $4,000
and the various damages resulting from
the non-performance Of the agreement. j
understand that Beecher viii swear solemn
Nv that he did not make any such contract
second, IL he did make il, IL was modified
by an agreement that waived the delays OF
performance i'm the first contract, and that
he never agreed to write the Life OF
Christ in eighteen months or any specified
time whatever, but simply to use his best
exertions to write it; that he is willing,
has all along been willing, and will always
be willing, to use his best eXcrtions-in
short, that he is as innocent in this case rs
nc was i'm that other famous one.'
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AUCTION sALEs-..This Day.
BY william II. Lyme & Coz
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerS'
11I3 Main street.
,I,UOsE TWO VERY BEAUTIFUL
sTocK.BRICK-FRoNT TENEMENTs,
WITH IRON vERANDAs,
Nos. log AND 1O6k EAST CLAY STREET.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION.


AZ Die request of the owncv we will sell byauc-
ton, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, ocToBER &c. 1882
nj 4 o'clock T.. NJ, the aforementioned DbSiKA-
BIE Residences. They are nearly new. p ,n
~ Tho very hest material in the best work nansip,
sad arc perfect IN appointment and order. Ihey
contain respectively eight and ten rooils 'e s"p
MI ed ,a ch with all modern cOnyeniences sucn as
yas hot and cold water. bathrooms, seii-h,itllg
furnaces &C., &C. and the Interior Of Zach ha nTs
front yetncctIyeiy % feet inches and % fect 3
Inches extending back 1877 feet to 2-foot alley
TERMS One third cash: residue az SIX. t"ci,e,
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes. WIN
intercsf addcI and secured by tf1ist-dced
IL is seldom residences so conveniently Itu'en,
I'm so pleasant nesilborhood, ana 81 aa mi M
sbond attract persons in guest of desirable home
ar rcIjable Investment 10th will pay D per cent
" i'''' VIII. LYME CO.,
'en' o., AuctIoneers.
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CONNECTIONS
} IC II N = ND PETTR~BIKG
LfAYTrionioHD -,orrm

VIII run a. ioilo"s:
LEAVE Ei,ii1oSD SOUTH.
315 L. NJ. FAST NAl.dlly. Makes tlro..a
connections ..r Savannah. ~f.rs
only 40 Petersburg auG Chester.
tDllmtn sleeper LrfUttu Washing
TON and Jacksonville. Ta..su.,r..
=, VII taAe Ills uaiu iUr " intern, 10
LOU A. y, iiEpt OH NAIL. tsIi,. cptI.,..t 10
ing Tor Raleigh. Charleston. Az
f"HLi, Nhtu, savannah. and Jt.s-
s"hNill,- Stops az Chester and t,f.-
iidl.. Pullman -lcrltI- h,tat.t
N" York nLd >aNaDull ou tlf5
train.
500 ?. ", FREIGHT. -l,i,. except sunday.
avoV \. NJ FREIGHT. daily. except sunday.
600 =. NJ sunday excursion.
LEAVE rErKR>EcEc-NoRru
LBS a. M- FAST MAIL, daily. sop, ouf, 20
Chester. Pullman sleeper ou tiis
IRAN between jacksonville AND
Washington.
o'4O L. NJ, 1likOt hN u AII.dail .rlnr,efirx
Mlth Richmond, r.rs',ri. .,'.Urs and
I"t"nlar railroad q li r,.ui, ia.t
ana " est. also making connections
WIN TIE Chesapeake and ohio rlll-
rodc Tor an points We. This trlfg
stops at Chrt.t GNt t,Itrilit
tullH2n slctiri, ,u IIi- frtr .t-
tween savannah aui N.H lnr..
iNsserscis take th., t.a.u tor MA-
tcrpock.
s:VS ~ H. hktIGilT daily, cN,,rf sunday.
S.ttS ~ FREIGHT. daily, cNc,Uf Sunday
$3.50 T.. NJ, Sunday excursion.
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nv George s. vashon q son'
Real Estate Agents Auc'ioneers'
No. Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE ALE, OF F , TINT IT
u VERY MISERABLE TRUCtks r fa AZ IL 81
M MESh T9 T nIES CRY Of RICHN2SSR, coz.
r A1fiSG on pEHInTIER sIpE on H2W xnRB
ROAD, BETWEEN TIE iiEH Rnlr inn n n001,D
AND RRooK TURNPIkEooHnVpM nm Tnp Mix r
iNTERSECTS THE RnOh rIisr CSiTY
ABOTT HALF A MILE fEooaM d AZ t,tHf;E
IMPROVEMENTS co SsiSi Ut, y,r nVD
FRAMED DWELLING. Will - nvrj III ,RD
AMPLE OIJT-DUILDINGS, O,,1oDD NV NJ ncfi
90. SC.0TIIE PROPERTY - NVw IN
PIED BY MRS. ISABELLA, WiL VIII. ~, ~ ~ TJIE
is KNOWN AS THE IOMEsI,E,tn,D, ~ Nn IL
LATE ISAAC WILLIAMs-II,iiii,h. x1 ,N ri Il
VERY RICH. AND THE PROPE. ! 80 ISoN Hr.ii-
RTsPECTs is III 4 FIRSTcCLAsS tU 1,snnit
TiON-By virtue Of decree OF fi Gn,nTor iss9
Court entered on the 14th day OF VrtI,
I'm The cause OF Hood and wife rs: W On
ecutrix, | viii proceed 10 sell al puDho ""0''''
the premises, on ,oo,
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER z, lss2,
o., A o'clock T.. NJ. the PROPERTY above &C.
scribcd. - =, - -, ,,i,o,o or In soma
rate parccls to suit the wishes OF purcnascis' #,
TrnMs: one fourth cash balance IN llTeH cl1 1
nayments at six twelve. and eighteen ihontis, -
ncies with Interest added and title retainer uh,ii
the nurchasc-money Is fully paid ana convey
ance Is ordered by The Court. >-,crf
oc Commissioner.
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cause we. the undersigned, pIsanted special COM
missiOners. will offer for sale. upOn the premises
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TO the WNriSingsnen of Clay Ward.


AS one o. the audience ut the meeting I'm
your ward saturday night, and as one Of
yourselves, desire to say word TO YOU
You heard the noble words OF Captain
George Wise and ,saN' the manly stand he
took in defending himself against the dis.
graceful wsrfase OF hisoQpponent. You
heard his characterization o. such warfare
and OF the nam uf men Who would engage
In II. You beagu his burning words Of
devotion TO yourselves and =, our interests.
and his compkete gdntation a. the absurd
claims OF hk competitor III the same
regard: You heasa his henest, earn-
fst declaration ~ the great per
sohal sacrifices That dyotisr has cost
'hinl, and his pledge thg he will
continue that devotion ut all hazs rds. You
snow tia he Is apr0tQ.sionisi. Gou know
b, voted every tine Tor protection in the
lat Congress. YSa lhisAw his s,.eecb on
protection has been endCssed and accented
Dsl.he Amalgamated 1ron and Steel Asso-
chs on as sound doctrine. You kta w that
the sditor OF the ASs0ciahsOn's papcr has
endorsed him and recommended his xe,urn
10 Congress. You Know chat he accom-
plisl'ef more in the matter u securing ap-
preparations than was ever done by any OF
your Representatives befosss and YOU Know
That II returned he will cadess'or to do rs J
much again. | say, you know GsosetlIiD
BECAUSE ~ toid You 30; Tor you also knoly
That What Captain Wise says inaY he relied B
upon.
Now, viii these facts before you. youl
must also knsaw that itis your dsst,y TO re-a
elect Captain IrYise 10 Congress. Even I'll .
Ills opponent we're much better man than !
he Is, 1t would sili be your duty 10 do SO.
III you do your work well at the Tredeear. {
Tor instsnce, do ysu not expect 10 Ike re- 81
'yardcd for it! CT course you do Then. n
shy should not Captsin Wise be rewarded T.
'lsoY II would not do for you Of all men
o set the example Of goi.,g back on man
Who has been a faithful servant Then. y
any as one man on the III. OF November i
Captain Wise's support, and teach his Nco
'mpeiitor-the "bandbill can, lidate, - the sa
Di'tical OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES you no appre- o
'te faithful service; that you ,rM reward ~
e conscientious workman, In villa teyer X
III; mat though poor men. yon are the
nest and true, and scorn mean tricks; 2 go
W above pl, that you will stand by your 'V Ss
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Ky Grnhhs 4 Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Aucfloneers'
Eleventh street between Mainland Bank.

TXECUTORS' SALE OF & II o i & II
II BIJILDING LOTS ON WEST FRANkLiN
STREET, NEAR TO MONROE sQtAhE: AZ
AUCTION.-By request of the executors OF Tie
late n. :. burrows we will sell by auction, upon
the premises. on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER &c. 1882,
nj AZ O'Clock T.. NJ, that VERY ia NDsoMEs
PROPERTY, situated on the norm sue oi
franklin street between Laurel and ShafeI
streets beginning IS feet west of the residence OF
II. c. Williams, Esq, thence running west ana
fronting So feet 20 The lot owned by Byrd War
wick, Esq. and running back about 100 feet to
wide alley; and will be sold as "A whole or In TWO
lots. as bidders may desire.
we take occasion TO remark that, exclusive OF
these lots every other lot in that vicinity Is either
absolutely withheld from sale or held at prices be-
You'd those ut which this property VIII be sold ana
that this + an opportunity which cannot bc repeat
cd to secure some of the handsOmcst lots within
those circumscribcd limits. now assured 10 be tie
choicest in the city for elegant private resi-
dtnccs.
We invite particular attention to this last oppor-
tunity to purchase such splendid properly.
TERMS: One fourth cash; the balance M six.
twelve. and eighteen months, with interest," and
secured by deeds of trust.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
oc 10 AuctiOnecrs.
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Arrested for Murder. solomon Jones.
colored man living in Chesterfield about
two miles from Manchester, on the line OF
the Petersburg railroad, was arrested yes
terday, brought 10 Manchester, and lodged
in iail on the charge Of numbering his son,
n boy about fourteen years OF nse. A few
DAYS ago the boy was found inscnsible near
the railroad track. with wounds about the
head and body. lie was taken home and
died shortly afterwards. solomon Jones,
the father Of the boy, said his son
was struck by = passing train. Some
facts Developed, however, which caused
fbc Chief of Police OF Manchester TO
suspet foul play. The matter was
talked about great deal, especially in
the immediate neighborhood, and an in
quest Was held resulting,in the obtaining
OF enough evidence against the father OF
the bow TO justify warrant being issued
for his arrest. The testimony Of one wit
ness was tlrst Jones promised him (the wit
nessl good pile Of money II he Uhe wit
ncssl would testify before the coroner's jury
that the boy was killed by train. The inn
pression is that Jones fatally injured his son
because the boy spent some money belong
ing to his father at church fair on the
Petersburg turnpike. Certain develop
ments have caused some TO think that Jones,
after terribly beating his son, carried him
10 the railroad and laid him down beside
the track, 20 make everybody believe that
the boy WAS injured by the ears. succeed,
ing i'm this. the next course 10 ioiioW Wou'u
he 10 institute suit for damages against the
railroad company.
The accused will probably be examined
to-day, and then more light may be thrown
upon the affair.
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BY George +. Crawford,
Real Estate Arcntand Anctioneer'
1905 Bank street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a SMALL
l RrT DFsIHABLE FRAME HOUSE OF
FORM ROOMS. No. 2OG DUNAL STREET. BE
TWEEN SECOND AND THIRD sTKEEIS.@By
citv "f P,chmond pronounced in the case Of Kitty
RS Kitty et ais, the undersigned, special eomials-
sioner will sell at auction. upon the premises oh
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3lsT,
al 3 T.. NJ, the HOUSE AND LOT above men,
Toned. The lot fronts on the north side OF DuNal
street 25 feet and runs back about IS feet.
TERMS: One third cash: balance In SIX ana
twelve months, the purchaser To execute MS ho'rs'
win Interest added, for the deferred payments,
and title to be retained until the whole OF the plr-
chase-money is paid. and Il conycyance ordered by
iLc Court JAMES ASTON CABELL.
Special Commissioner.
cropor l. (pAWFOpD. AbctlOupcr, Oc 20
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By George :. NashOn & SON,
Real Estate Agents and Auctonecrs,
No. Tenth street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY
L FRAMED HOUSE. WITH FouR ROOMS.
No. 200 WEST Cll NRITN STREET, BEING
TUE SECOND HOUSE WEST OF ST. PAUL
STREET. On. NORTH LINZ OF CHARlI J
STREET.-THE LOT FRONTS ABOUT 30
FEET o. MORT II LINE OF CHARITY
STREET RUNNING BACK WITHIN PARAL-
lei LINES lOS FEET.-By virtue of deed of
trust from William ID. Anderson 10 r. +. Hatcher.
dated 23d of April 1850, recorded In Richmond
Chancery Court. i'm Deadlock lis y, page 2O4.
to secure The payment Of a certain sum of money
therein specified default having been made I'm the
payment Of part thereof | Will. being thereto
required by the beneficiary Of said deed. proceed
10 sell 1T public auction on the premises. ON
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 81. 1882,
at 4 O'Clock 7. NJ, the PROPERTY above de-
scribrd.
TERMS Cash rs 10 expense Of executing this
trust and SlsT.lG and accrued interest; on 4
credit a. to tie following sums: $500 on the ODD
of Janulry. 1883 $50 ON the 23d of April. $50.
and SJ9.7j on the 23d Of July. 1888; balance
upon such ferns a. may be announced at sale. ne
gOtiailc notes to be given fer the deferred pay
mcnt>. secured by i diced on the property.
GEORGE :. NASlION.
oc % Administrator Of j.. +. Hatcher.
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FRI I(tliT.

FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Smiihhcld, and Hampton; Washington. ID. c.:
Ncwbern, Washington, and TarbOro, y. G.. and
all points IN Eastern North Carolina: also, fOT
Eastern shore of Virginia, Old Point. and all reeu.
lar landings on James river, At LOWEST RATES,
and through bills issued. l., Il. TATUM
Oc Superintendent.
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MONEY SAVED BY GETTIXGN
~. ~ your FURNITURE at ARTHUR ROO "
Nh IARtE &AREROOMS, Governor ~
anu franklin y -tsAS- The greatest bargajusJ
son,h OF, OF New iork ~ PARLOR, CHAlfBfR. and
FURNITURE of the --latest de-
ssghs ana finish. The trade and public generally
gains at F'''e'' N'ii-
50 l7-eOd ARTHIR ROoNFy,s
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BOOTS, SHOES. dc.

The largest and best line Of OLD LADIES and
GENTLEMEN'S BROAD-BOTTOM, FLAT
HEEL, SOFT and FLEXIBLE-SOLE SHOES
ever carried previous to TINS; SCHOOL SHOES
for children. HANDMADE GOODS in all the
best makes. Oc lJ-3m
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PROPOSALS..
OFFICE CITY WATEE-WORKs,l
Oh BROAD STREET.
RICHMOND, VA, OCtObcs %, 1882, J
PROPOSALS WILL. BE RECEIVED
Il AT THIS OFFICE until the 2eih Instant for
the following OILS. for the Gul-ter ending
FEBRUARY /, 1883,
fhe same to be ordered III such quantities and at
such times as the Superintendent Of The Water
Works may require.
The Committee on Water reserve the right 10 re-
jet any or all bids
q barrels BEST KEROSENE OIL,
barrels BEST SPERM OIL,
1900 pounds BEST CASTOR OIL.
oc22 Ill, DAVIS, superintendent
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NOR RENT, THAT VERY De ~.
4 slkAbLE STORE AND DWELLING E.i
70. 324 Sixth street. oppoitc Second market,
suitable i0r retail grocery or any business. Apply
W MCCARTHY & HAYNES.
cc Zz-lw 6z7 Hr.Jnd street
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By sampson Il Adamson'
(succcssors to John Il. Sampson BrotherJ
Real Estate Agents,
Manchester, Va.

SALE OF COAL PRO
/ PERTY At THE CLOYER-HiLL COAL
MINES, IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY; VA
Nv virtue of deed of trust from W. n. Kobert-
SON and c. 4. Robertson, his wife, ana u II.
Robertson, trustee. bearing date on the lOth day
of December. 1879. and recorded In the clerk
Office of the County Court of Chesterfield county,
and being required so TO do by the creditors Sc
cured thereby, will sell by public auction Oh the
premises, on tie
18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1882,
at ~ o'clock NJ, FOUR UNDIVIDED ElGI-
TFENTIIS (4-ls) Of the COAL INTEREST In
what Is known as the ROBERTSON COAL
PROPERTY" tho same being the coal or mineral
that certain TRACT OF LAND, con-
tanning 100 ACRES situate and being at the
Cloycr-Iill cOal-mines. in the county OF Chester
field and State of Virginia, bounded on the north
by the lands Of the Iright-Uope Railway Com
many south by the lands Of the estate of William
Wor ham, deceased east by the lands Of the estate
Of Thomas Fcndlcy, deceased; and west by the
lands of the said ". y. Robertson.
\ portion of this property has been worked, ana
the coal Welded Is Of excellent quality.
TERMS: One fourth cash. and the residue upon
equal credits Of six, twelve, and eighteen months,
the purchaser To execute his negotiable notes for
with interest added from the day of sale. aud Sc
cure the payment Of the same by deed of trust
upon the said property ~
MEADE HASKlNS, Trustee.
SAMPSON & ADAMsON, Auctionecrs. oc II
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EOR NEW YORK.-The Old l>ESTA

L'Ok NEW Okk.-lh lie Old ST.r
4 Dominion steamship ComDanv's s-zE~lkassiss
proposed sailing, for the week following are:
OLD Captain WALLER, FRIDAY,
October 9TH. al O'Clock i. VI.
GEYANDOTTE. Captain KELLY, SUNDAY,
October 29th. at & o'clock 4. VI.
ROANOKE, Captain COCCH, TUESDAY, OctO-
her -. AT o'clock \ VI.
Freight received until l O'Clock i. ". Friday,
O'Clock L. NJ. saturday, aud to O'Clock l.. VI.
Monday.
Through bills of lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch 10 all points north, south,
east. and west also To foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Afer-cabin fare 10 New York 0ncIuding meals
and BERTH. so; rouHd-trip tickets. SIS: storage.
with subsistence, 81; without subsistence. 50.
Passengers leaving Richmond MOndiys. Tues
day., edncsdays. and saturdays 10y the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad an 1870 4. NJ. Will make
connection nj Norfolk with steamer leaving those
days. Cabin fare. 5000. Tickets to be had al
the Richmond and Petersburg depot and \. W
Carriers, 1000 Main street.
For freight or passage apply 20
GEORGE W. ALLEN < CO.. Agents.
&C 20 COmuany's Wharf. Rockets.
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EOR RENT, BRICK STORE, with a.
Il DWELLING above. and good side lot. al III
thc corner Of Cay and Belyidere streets. This Is
= good stand ford retail grocery, ms II has been
long nsed as such. X, ID. CHAFFIN 4 CO.,
Vc@a'ot Real Estate Agents.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP tin
~ COMPANY. sxs&sSSzs
s=
FOR NEW YORK.

This company Will dispatch one OF thelrsplendid
steamers-Gu GANDOIIE. ROANOhE, Nan
HAITIAN. Old DOMINION, and RICHMOND
EVERY TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY
For hours of sailing. see advertisement below.
Steamers leave New \ ork Tt l>DAl :, THURS
DAYS. and SATURDAY. at l.. W. from Pier 20
(ncw uumberl, North river. foot or Beach street
They have splendid saloons, staJe-roOms, and
bathrooms.
The fare. accommodations. and attentions art
unsurpassed.
After-cahin fare to Now York lincluding meals
and BERTH. SO: round-tIip tickets SIS Storage
with subsistence, -: without Subsistence So.
Frcights for points beyond New ork Forwarded
with dispatch. and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Freight received until o'clock +. 81. daily.
For further information. apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN & co, Agents.
y20 Office Company 5 wharyCs. Rockets
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FOR RENT,
CTORE-HNxJsE FOR RENT,
DOR RENT, STORE AND DWELL er.

DOR RENT, STORE AND DWELL 81,
a ING, No 91s Gary street, between AK
hlghth aud Ninth streets Possession given No
siso, LARGE BRICK sTORE-HOUsF.N No. lOI,
Cat1l street, between Tcsih aud Eleventh sfrce.s.
sun. Ue for q tobacco -ficfery
AisO, THREE-STORY BhICK STORE-UOrsp
No. blI east Cary street. between Tenth and
Eie'es:h streets. Appiyie
III. SELDOM TAYLOR.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctonecr.
oc 25-3t corner eleventh snd Bank streets
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sol Haas. franc Naurcr. 10
AND ALLEGHAN
IL RAILROAD.


LEAVE RICHMOND:
1920 \ VI. MAIL dali, lcNccpt ~unIlyl rDr-
uocliuy at i}ucHhure Hith Nir-.Hit
Midland railway for l'l u' .f.
north. aHd Norfolk and Western i.il-
road for huoN Iilc. Chattanooga. AZ
lanta. Nashville. Louisville. ~
pills. New orleans, and 40 r..It
ln The >nHi.. south wt-f. ald lD,.-.
Day coacAr-. Richmond tl Isu.l.-
burg: >ict per. INurlhrls o. N.s
orleans ami Ncmpll, WITH It
change.
4:l5 p. VI. 'oMNODNlON daily .c,r,rt
sunday between Richmond ..t
NcOit>Nflir.
$40 L. ". NIGHT INpRI>> dtily u,Nr,rt
sunday between Richmond aat
I'ucllurg
$50 y, VI. FAti HeiON sunday aniy. Doe
tween Richmond aut >co't-Nl.l,.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
9:4O L. u. MAIL daily except sunday
IU.iU \. VI. ACCOMMODATIONS daily .csr,.+
sunday.
200 y. VI. NIGHT EXPRESS daily tvn,t
sunday.
200 i. VI INCLUSION sunday, oa.y.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TIE
y LARGE TIlREE-STORl BkICk DIV ELL
ING No. 22iO VENABLE STREET. NEAR TIE
CORNER OF TULIP STREET, OPPOSirETliE
DWELLING OF ELIJAH BAKER. ESQ, AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
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by Grubbs & Williams, Auc,ionccr
DICHMOND BAZAAR, an
IL ~
Nos. l43s AND lao FRANKLIN STREET,
T.. Il. Cook, AuctiOnccr

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ LARGE AND VARIED
ASSORTMENT OF
NEW AND SECONDHAND VEHICLES AND
HARNESS.
FLOODED AND FARM-lIORSES. MULES,
EXTRA Mich COWS AND CALVES, ETC,
AT AUCTION.
By virtue of a deed of trust from John T.. Davis
10 the subs ,riber, and duly recorded. will pro-
coed to sell ~ the Richmond BaZaar. Nos. li3s
and l4i0 Franklin street commencing on
THURSDAY, 26TH INSTANT,
at 10 O'Clock, and every day thereafter until the
whole is sold-viz.:
20 HORSES-all Of which can he recommended
for city and farm purposes several Ct which
are thoroughbred:
FIRST-CLASS FARMMULES:
UNBEOkEN COLTS, past two years old-ex-
cellont stock:
! EXCELLENT MTLCH COWS,
lIEIFERS.
The attention of parties wanting really EXCEL-
LENT STOCK is particularly asked.
\ very large assortment Of
NEW aud SECONDHAND CARRIAGES,
PHAETONS.
OPEN and TOP-BUGGIES.
FARM-W AGONS.
COAL and FARM-CARTS,
BREAk-DRANS,
OPEN and TOP SPRING-WAGONS,
superb Family CARRIAGE (made by
largc assortment Of HARNESS of all de-
scripiions.
SADDLES. BRIDES, WHIPS. &c, &c;
A LOT Of UNFINISHED WORK. &C.. sc.
Terms: Al sums under 800 cash: 800 and
over, sixty days, for approved. endorsed PAPER.
l.. -. CHRISTIAN Trustee
J.. j. COOK. Auctonecr. &C ~
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~, ulfect iOur-hsurs connection l. made h,tnn,n
m,vai,uVnI snd Norfolk hy train, leaving H..l-
All trains leaving Petersburg viii >tsr, from. lie
AppomstiON dcbot WIZ ~
Go, ~ k hENLl. General Superintendent
sol: HAAS, Traffic Manager
=. VI EMERSON, General Passenger AperL
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missioners. will offer for sale, upOn the premises,
MONDAY, OCTOBER 30. 1852.
at AZ o'clock II. NJ. that LARGE Tlll;EF-STORG
BRICK DWELLING No. 221O Ncnabe stree D..
near the corncrof Tulip and adjoining the resi-
dence of ID. j. Baker, ESq which contains about
ten rooms and IS very substantially built. with
stone cappngs, &C.. the basement Of which IS
being used as Il store.
The LOT fronts 33 feet on Ycnable street, and
runs back IS feet TO IN alley.
Terms: One fourth cash: residue ut SIX, twelve.
and eighteen months for negotiable note. g per
cent. interest addcI. and title retained until the
entire pure hasc-money Is paid.
JAMES CASkIE.
j. PRESTON tt+tkF.
EDMOND WADDILL. IR.,
Special Commissioners.
QUARLEs & MCCURDY. Auclioncers. &c 20
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Anthony %c"l Richmond Chanccry Court de-
rs, g. cree. 30th June, 1881.