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We anticipate another social sensation,
with interview accompaniment, from the
North. A Goldsboro' (N. C.) correspond
ent OF the Philadelphia Times writes that
great excitement exists in Beaufort over
The handbag Of Senbora Baptista, OF the
Island OF San Migoul, who was tried In
the city o; Ponta DcIgada some time ago
for poisoning her husband and sentenced
% death. The sentence was afterwards
commuted to Punishment for life TO a POr-
tugucsc colony on the coast OF Africa and
separation from her children, but 1t seems
that while awaiting the penal colony trans
port she bribed her guards, got possession
Of the children, and made her escape to an
American whaler. she is represented rs
very handsome and immensely rich. Her
destination Is Boston, Mass. Her guards
had 10 flee with her TO save their heads.
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AUCTION DALES---Puturs bays.
By Grubbs & Williams
Peal Estate Agents aud Ancfionecrs'
Eleventh street between Mainland Dank'
Richmond, Va.
U,UE HOT SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

T., ,ursuancc Of n decree Of tho United states
District Court for the western distfet oi va"
ginia, VIC viii. at o'clock +. VI. on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1883,
nj the custom -heuse, IN the city eff Richmond,
VA, sell by public auction The interest oil Sani"e'
u I"foy !" THE HOT SPRINGS
of Bath county, Va. as follows:
T. SEVEN EIGHTIES or THE TRACT
KNOWN AS TIE hot SPRINGS con-
IT, FIVE I'is six I1Hs' on ANADJoINISG TRACT
III. A TRACT OF ABOUT 66 ACRES, ad'oinipg
w. T TIass f9 81 + ABOUT 27s ACRES, also adj
Joining the first tract; ,,o,r o,,,,cs &,
Tie first IS known as It'll" NOT SPhiSGn,
and was formerly owned by Thomas Goo1e. ihc
,har ,r,cs have since been added To IT, and all to-
oetbcr constitute the MOST VALUABLE PRO-
PETTY IN vIRGlNIA. ,,,,
be sold ms whole and arrangements Will be made
Inv which the purchaser may, IL he wishes 70 40 so,
purchase the reh M t o second Tract NJ pces
relatively the those bid for the interes, VI
SAID Tardv therein.
The curative properties Of the waters OF the Hot
Springs are equal, II not SUPERIOR to those Of the
famous Hot Springs Of ARKANSAS, and their rcpu-
tatiOn as extensive.
ditlon. with a capacity to accommodate -FOUR
HUNDRED GUESTS.
This property Is situated IN the celebrated Warm
Springs Valley, Unriyallcd for the beauty or its
scenery and for hcathfulness, and embraces fDnu-
mcrabe springs OF infinite variety Of temperature
and varied medicinal properties. They are me
only hot springs east Of the Mississippi river, and
must necessarily be the great resort of all persons
living In the Atlantic States who seek permanent
relief from rheumatism, govt, and scrofull.
TERMS or SALE: Cash, $4,000; credits a. 10
the residue Of one two. and three ycars, With In
Ter est from day Of sale. payable scmi-annualy az
6 rcr cent. cyidencedby bonds with good personal
security, but the purchaser can. ut his opion, pay
tie wiic!e OF the pnrchasemoney In cash, or pay
third I'm cash. aud relieve himself FROM tue ne;
cessty Of giving personal security for the unpaid
m, chase-inoney: but the title will be retained un-
tl the whole purchase money shall be paid.
Arrangements have been made 10 NIL Win Ice
the capacious icc-houses on the premises, and the
purchaser will be requiHd to pay in cash the ac-
tual cost Of procuring asuppy of ice for the COM
ing summer; bat IL is not believed that the cost
will exceed two or three hundred dollars.
for further information apply 10 Meesrs Ould
& CarringtOn. or 10 Mcssis. Johnston, Williams <
Bouiwarc, Richmond. Va.
JAMES ALFRED JONES,
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR.,
W. T.. SINS.
Commissioners
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. Auc.ionccrs.
dc Observation-Disclosures. &
Jl2,i,G,9,Il, l3,lG,lS. 2O.2l 24,2j 2G,27,2s,
80
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Search fer the Murdcrcrs OF Professor
Palmer.

Colonel Warren. whose search for the
Arabs who murdered Professor Palmer
has been partially successful, is the same
officer Of the Royal Engineers who was en-
gagged in exploring kai'raria and Palcs-
tine. When appointed TO superintend the
search for the assassins Of the unfortunate
Professor and his four companions he went
down in gupboat to Tor and Akaba,
ports on each side Of the venue, 10 try and
collect information. Nothing could be
learned beyond the yaguest rumors. The
chief obstacle i'm the way OF his inquiries
WAS the Governor OF Nakhl, who
Was ore OF Arabs warmest adhcrents,
and whose post was the objective point OF
PalmeT's expedition, being situated about
one hundred miles east Of Sucz. After
Tei-e:-Eebir orders were sent for his re-
moyal, which lie completely defeG. At
last party OF one hundred and Fifty Be-
douins was collected, representatives OF
every tribe in the Nile desert, and Colonel
Warren. together with n newly-appointed
Governor. proceeded on n somewhat peril
Gus mission. On their way they passed
Wady Sudr, and there discovered the
genuine scene OF the murder, and collected
the relics Of the murdered men. At Nakhl
Colonel Warren found the most absolute
skepticism as regards the British triumph,
and every preparation for desperate re-
sistancc. Luckily, he had with him the
provisions intended for six months
reyic.ualline of the garrison. and rejecting
bis escorts advice to send it in as 4 means
Of precipitation, lie threatened to burn The
whole 81 it IL any act Of hostility was COM
mitted. ThereupOr parley ensued, and
the garrison were at last persuaded Of
ArabTs defeat. The new Governor was
installed, the old one placed in oontrc-
ment, and Colonel Warren pursued lis
searches northward till he debouchcd on to
Ismalia. He has asceitained the names Of
fhe five actual murdcrers, ard OF twenty
four men concerned in The attack. One
al the witnesses was present and describes
the crime. The five unfortunate captIycs
Were placed in a row on the brink OF hill,
and were there simultaneously shot by five
men at few yards distance, when their
bodies were thrown down the abyss.
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Tic War or the Washington Thieves.

n " ashington SPECIAL says II Is fact
commented upon with satisfaction that
since the Inauguration OF the citizens in
1uiry into the alleged relations between de-
hct'yes and thieves burglares and robbie
ries in this city have sensibly diminished
an number. Captain c. II. Vernon, in
charge OF the Metropolitan police, has made
verbal report TO President West, Of the
Board OF District Commissioners, TO the
fff' Ct that there has been less theft during
The Christmas holidays this year than at the
sane season in any Of The ten years preced-
w, and that tie filling off In the number
81 eases OF burglary and larceny 10 the past
hhiriy days Is very pcrccpiible.
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THRU sTEEs' SALE
LARGE NUMBER OF VALUABLE AND AE-
sIRADLE PIECES OF REAL ESTATE
INTHE CITY OF RICHMOND,
CONSISTING OF
THAT LARGE Two-sToRY BRICK WARE
HOUSE on CARY STREET AT TIE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SEW
ENTEENTH STREET;
ANOTHER LOT ON CARY STREET BETWEEN
SEVENTEENTH STREET AND sIiOC-
KOE CREEK, WITH LARGE
BUILDING THEREON;
THE LARGE TuREE-sTORY BRICK STORE
AND DWELLING NO. 1A14 FRANK
LIN STREET, OPPOSITE Ex-
CHANGE HOTEL;
AyACANT LOT FRONTING sc FEET ON TIE
EAST LINE OF TWELFTH STREET
BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH;
A VALUABLE LOT. WITH A FRAME BUILD
ING THEREON, AT THE SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF NINTH AND CARY
STREETS; AND
A LOT WITH TWO SMALL FRAME HOUSES,
Nos. 2907 AND 1900 N STREET, BE-
TWEEN TWENTY-NlNTHA AND
THIRTIETH STREETS,
PUBLIC AUCTION.
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MApIscN COURTHOUSE, Va, !
December -, 1882. !
To tie Editor of the Dispatch:


Dear Sir,--Is the following sentence
Crammatically correct? "Did rmdal, who
6rst used II, or Archdcacon Coke, or Mr..
Thackcray, who hare borrowed Il, ever in
tAcir Hocs hear any speaking which did not
deserve the same compliment" An an
swer will obllge. X.
That seems to be difficult question !:
yet we should say that the sentence is not
correct. The word "hdce,' Italicized by
OK" as incorrect, Is correct. GAN Of
whom" might be substituted fer "who,"
its nominativc. Then "have" would cer-
family be correct; and It Is none the less
certainly correct as used. But "thcir
lives" ought to be his life to make the
sentence conform TO the rules Of grammar.
Then, however, 1t would be very inelc-
CANT and totally inexcusable sentence-no.
80 cuphoneous, BY far, as ii now Is. Eide
.who have borrowed it," and twill plain
" appear that "his life" should be substi-
futed for "thcir lives"
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ciothcs, and covering the horse he was
riding with sheet Of fire. Tho terrified
animal ran down the street at the top Of it,
specd, aud finally In turning a sharp cor
ncr threw Its rider. VNeill, in perfect
blaze, ran TO the neareet house. but was
fatally burned before the flames were
smothered. His entire body 70 the waist
was burned to crisp, and the back OF his
hose was literally cooked.
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Avrf-rTOU sALEs-Thfs nay.
Dy Jno. Il. Lnuahton, Jr.. Auctionccr'
1906 Main street.


RICHMOND AND DANyIILr EAILToAp Coz
YORK RIVER LINE, !
OFFICE FREIGHT AGENT,
TwrxTy-rouRTu STREET. December ., 1871
rI,HE FOLLOWING UNMARKED AND
J. UNCLAIMED FREIGHT viii he sold at anc-
ton 4, this depot ON
THURSDAY. 2ern INSTANT,
commencing ut 1Ok o'clock A. M.--viz.: pieces
Pine. 1 bundle ltj s. II. Forks, Pullcys, iot
Split Baskets, l bag Roots. 2 Ccg-Whcels, DUH
d'c Papcr, I package Wagon-DOxcs, LOT stove-
CASTINGS. lot Plow- Castings. 8 Tails bundles
Slats, 1 Cylinder, large Iron Pipe. y Swineic,
Trees is packages Separator, barrel Hcatcrs-
box r. Wheels, 1 II. Boiler, 4 boxes Shoe-Drcss-
ing. truss Polo-slicks. bundle Hay-Hahc sbaits
/ Bureau. bundles Bedgtcads, bag and box
shntfIcs. bundles bags. 3 boxes Merchandise !
nsckarc Chair-stocks, / bundle tGI l!ucketa' !
crate Spokes, 1 box spokcs, lot Tea-hett,ts,
bundles - Blades, bundle Brggy-Bucks. wen,
iIuckcts, box Bed Castlng. bundle flames,
Measures, l Kettle, bags Fruit, Iron stay
1 bundle Shcet-Iron, pieces St0yc-Tipe, Dunuie
iron Bolts z bun dles Cotton-Tics. Iron shaits'
can VarnIsh. piece Machinery, Slab Marble,
bundle Clocks, box Merchandise. lot Stoye-pans
LOT Stoyc-Pots, 1 bundle Nsi.-Rods, bundle X.
Iron, bars steel, 10 bars Iron, boxes Crochery,
barrel Cakes, package Merchandise. barrci
Iyc- Wood bag Ground sumac 10 bags Ground
Bark, 1 bundle W2gon-Skeens. @ bags tiuano,
case Merchandise markcdJ. Ross, case Merrhan,
disc marked j. Vincent. l case Merchandise, .
bundles C;as-Pipc, j. Nullin: can Gunpowder,
a uIcccs Iron Axle. W. y. KNIGHT. agent:
J. r. LAUGIroS, Auctioncer. dc 9-2tawtd
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As trustee In = deed OF trust from James G..
smith bearing date On he 9TH day of October,
Iss2, and duly recorded la tho clerks Office Of
Richmond thIncery Court, II. Ii. I2l c., PAGE
4j2, viii unite In the foregoing sales, after the
satisfaction OF tile debt secured by the deed Of
May Is, 1882, TO Henry q. Cannon and Hugh 4.
alcCurdy, trustees so tar as IL may Dc Necessary 10
dcfray the expense, of sale, and To pay oil and dis
charge the sum Of s973.Gf with Interest thereon
from october To- 1852; the SUM OF $500 with
Interest thereon from November /, | sS2 thci,mn
OF $50 with Interest ther,On from October 3,
1882: the sum Of 1880 with interest thereon
from September l 2, 1882; the sum of $500 with
Interest thereon from September 4, 1889: the
sum of Fl96.2O with Interest thereon from sep
tembcr :, 1859; and the sum OF S973.64 10 be-
come due on January l6, 1888.
TEENS CASH IS ioall OF the abOye-namcd sums
Which are due, and upon credit CORE bonding Ia
NE Tune when the aforementioned sum VIII he Gue
~ Is hiRhiy probable that more liberal terms viii
be announced at time of sale.
JAMES II. GORDON, Trustee.
QuAHLKS McCUEDy, AuctlOnecrs. de ~
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Burned 10 Death on Horseback.

Louisville, n.y., telegram says: A
lerrlble death by burning occurred nj
Lexington Tuesday night. Patrick
OSeilJ while lighting The Gasoline street
iaiaps In the outskirts OF the city. over.
snrhed lamp, and the burning Amid
poured down, completely saturating his
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DASvILLE, Va, December &c, 1882.

DANvILLE, VA, December 70, 1857.
TO TIC Editor Of the Dispatch:
When was Patrick Henry Governor OF
Virginia? Was he the first Governor OF
tho Commonwealth INQuIpER.
In 177G PATRICK HENRY was elected the
FIRST Governor OF Virginia under the au-
ahority Of the people Of the State.
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The Fools Not All Dead.

ft'rom tie Waynesburg Republican,
Hall the fools in the world think they
can prescribe Tor the sick better than the
doctors; two-thirtls think they can preach
better shan The ministers. and all OF them
know they can edit the papers better than
tue editors.
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80 trustee IN a deed OF trust from James c.
smith bearing date Oh the 9th day Of October,
1852. and duly recorded in the clerk office Ct
rchmOnd Chanccry Court j. Il. l2l &. page
i32. will unite I'm the foregoing sales, after the
sali Sac ion IF thc debt secured 10y the ced Of Stn
May. 1852, To Henry G.. Cannon and Hugh \. Me-
urdy. trustees. so i.r Is IL may he necessary to
dcfray the expenses Of sale AMI - pay OF and di,
ch.rgc Tie sum of s973,Gt. with interest from
10Th October $50: Tie Eam Of $1,000. with in
(, rest from ith November, $50: tie sum OF SEQ,
= I'M interest from OctIacr 3. 1859; the sum Of
$3.50. with in'crc.t from 7th September,
1852: Size suin of 400. with interest from 4th
S,p'cmbCr, 1892: the sum Of $1,000. with iu-
tcrcst from the 9Th day Of september, lSc2. and
:073.0i. to become due on tie lGth day cf Janu-
arv. sS3.
1ErMs: Cash as 10 all the above sums now due.
and upon 4 credit CORE sp0ndlng To- tiHe when the
lisi-IncGioncd sum win become cue. II Is very
probable, however, thu, more liberal terms Win be
ammo uirCi 1T timc Of sale.
JAMES T.. GORDON, Trustee.
QCAcLL, Z MCCUEDY. AuctIOnclrs. &c n
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o.1ee3.

beginning at | / O'Clock \. VI. lie PERSONAL
PROPERTY below mentioned. or 50 much thereof
~ may be necessary to satisfy tie debt secured
ly said decd aud The expenses attending The exc
cuUun Of said trust-to Wit:
\ COMPLETE AND PLRFECT SET or MA
CIllNkRI used IN trsi-class pIpCr-m!l:
LARGE ENGINE AED BOILER;
WATTS, ROLLERS. &C.:
STOCK NOW IN PROCESS OF AANTFAC-
TURE. and AiANUFACTUHED;
klso.aycry large amount OF PAPER STOCK, Sc,
&C.;
100000 pounds tcstimated) JUNK. consisting of
Metals. Ropes, Sails, WoOlcn Studs, Fyrs-
some OF which Is very valuable.
TERMS. Cash ~ To The cost and expenses OF sale
and snllciency to DAY of and discharge q nl:c OF
100000, due on the , 1t day Of November. 1882.
with cost and interest thereon from maturity:
balance upon such terms Is may be given ~ sl.c,
vet IL II highly probable that more liberal terms
may be given. ELNRI q. CANNON.
HUGH y. MCCCRDI.
Trustees
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

DOR SALE PRIVATELY By w. -
Il GODDIS & son, AUCTIONEERS: 81
BRiCk DWELLING No. TIA east Franklin
street; modern Improvements; good order !;
~ rooms.
BRICK DWELLING No. G55 north Fifth street (;
modern improvements; 10 rooms.
BRICK DWELLING No. 5i4 north Seventh
street: modern improvements; 10 rooms.
FRAME DWELLING on Deiyiderc street, oregon
Hi: - rooms.
BRICK DWELLING No. 70S east Grace street !;
10 rooms, stable, &c.
BRICK DWELLING ON Grace street, near First;
Ia rooils. stable, &c.
BRICK DWELLING on Grace street, nolr Mon
roe Park; 10 rooms; modern improvements ;
stable, sc.
Some of the above houses can he bought very
cheap, and tie others nj u rca ,Onable price. An
ply W.GODDIN e son, Auetlonecrs,
de 27-cOd3t Eleventh and Iiank streets.
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FREIlllIr.

treigh. received daily for Norfolk, POr.snouts
emi,iiLeld, aud Hampton; Washington. -. C.:
all points In Ia tern North Carolina: also. fo5
Eastern shore Of virginia, Old Point. and an rcc,i.
ar landings On James river, Il LOWEST RATES
ana tniDu5n bills Issued. J.. q. TATUN.
no 10 SuptIiufpnIont
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Lcaye Richmond l,ichmond ana Dan,'i'r r.'-
road\ ireinia-St,c.l depot at 2:ij 4. ". .l.rN.
Baltimore a. 80 3. ".
Fer Tickets, fhne-Gards. and al nf0- .,.,n.
call on 4. CARRIER & GO. and Iic1,t lA..t
a. The Richmond and Danyiilr depot.
SANCTIONS and Dcrihs secured D1 srri-Ult..l
lt this Office. ". ~lAiIiiI .N.
General PASSENGER A..if.
MOI Tenth ..-.if.
Sol HAAS. Traffic Manager t.et
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WOOD AND COAL.


,OAL AND WOOD. -FIRST-CLASS
~ Full OF ALL kINDS.-Anthacltc, Stove.
Nut, Egg, and Lump. Foundry, East Bank Coal
burg >plint, lump and hail. Soft Coke and New
hNer ana Engi.e Coal. Oak and Pine Wood
long, sawed. AMI klnding. You can save from 25
70 90 cents by calling or teephonIng l61 or 1905
Vasy street or I0s Broad street, opposite Theatre
uc &. II, PAGE,
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DENTISTS.
~ w. JONES, DENTIST. 80
W OFFICE No. B07 FRANKLY STR yrr. Gl39YY
BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH,
DENTISTS.

Elegant rooms; uses best materials: ecnt,e
quick, aud thorough work long experience. and
prices reduced. shall resume the use or gas rs soon
~ aDinrairsca7 DC procured. &C 2S-3m
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Sunday excursion train.
tEAyE rErLrsncnG N0aTu
!, H., sunday exeursion ala.

a direct lour-n .urs connection "a slade between
niond at la : \. II. and Norfolk al 1915 I. VI.
All trains lcsyinE Petersburg viii Stars frVa ~ e
AppomzttoX depot.
j. X. krNLY, superintendent
sol. HAAS, TFanle Manager.
4. NJ. EaSRscS, ucaerat Passenger Asca1
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by Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers.
EIoy, nth street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i real. EST ATE on THE SOUTH SIDE OF
THE RICHMOND AND ALLtGliANl RAIL
ROAD, or JAMES RIVER AND kASAWHA
CANAL. And RUNNING BACK TO JAMES
EIk IE. Ar AJCTiON.-ln execution If deed
Of trust from l.. T.. and j. Il. liar,ic and their
wiyc', dated lth October 1873. and duly re-
corded. the UNDER i2rc ;, trustees, will sell by
ton, ~ the Office Of GrGDhs & Williams, auc-
ton, crs. No. Eleventh street. on
SATURDAY. JANUARY IS, 1853.
1t IL O'Clock ~. ,hc PROPERTY conveyed 10y
said deed. the anne fronting 25U icct on tie south
sidc Of the Richmond ana Allegheny railroad iur
james River and hana"ha canal, and running
back 10 jaime, river.
Ihs property begins about $50 feet west Of the
ircdcgar y orh-. runs 10 ~ .nt 4O' feet east Of
The rrmp-Lorsc, and Is a valuable site for manu-
I wti'i"g purposes.
iERNs OF SALE: The deed authorize sale for
cash. but ~ consent the terms viii probably De
varied - a., 10 AFFORD t. the purchaser reasonable
credits ii Cc5iIoi.
y. ID. WILL NMS.l -r-,,.,.o.
40. II. SILGEI. i'"''''7'
GgvGBs & NILLIA,iS, Aucliouocrs.
de 27.3I&Jl2&tG;s
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By II. l.. Chai.il & Co,
Roa. Estate Auctlonccrs,
No. l north TCaih street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
Il LOT, WITH TIE LARGE BRICK BUILD
lNGS THEREON, AT the SOUTHEAST COR
MIR OF FRANKLIN Strict AND LOCUST
ALLEY, JUST BELOW TIE EXCHANGE
HOTEL; THE LOT FRONTS so FEET on
LOCUST ALLEY. AND EUSs BACK ON LINE
or FRANKLIN STREET ABOUT 1919 FEEL
by virtue OF decd Of trust dated February -.
1873. and recorded in Richmond Chanccry COur.
in ID. b. 90 H., psgc f97, default having been
made IN payment Of debt secured. and ~ The re-
on tic premises, On
THURSDAY. JANUARY II, 1883,
at O'Clock L. NJ, the above WELL-LOCATrD
PROPERTY. The buildings are large and sub
stantial known rs The STOKES HOTEL" and
are now renting for sum equal 10 10 DER cent ON
the price they Will probably sell for. And. losidc5
can De improved and rendered very valuable for
manufacturing purpose.
TERMS: Accommodating and announced ut sale.
JOHN -. CARY, Trustee.
Sale by II. u. CuArFIS q Co., Auc .Ionecrs.
ua
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LOST. sTRAYEp. AND roUsn.
FOR RENT.

DOR RENT, THAT VERY con "a
Il VFkfENT AND DESIRABLE MAR La
kET-GAkDEN or DAIRY on wcs, .Ia.n etr'eI.
with COMFORTABLE DWELLING and ont
mousse. ~ present occupied by Dir. Ellis. The
land H. very productive, and III nesrneIs 10 The
city makes IL valuable as garden or dairy Pos
session January 4, 1883. Apply 10
X. II. CHAFFiN &c co,
&c 2S-1t Real Estate Arsnfs
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In execution Of certain decd Of trust from
James G. smith bearing date on tie lsth DAY OF
May. 1882, and duly recorded IN the clerks oiice
Of Richmond lhancery Court, Decd-I}Ook 40
y, page 400, being required 50 L. do by the
holder OF The note secured thereby. deiaua having
been made In TIE payment Of The same, We viii
Oiier for sale, upon tie promises. on
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L'OK NEW fORk.-lhe Oid .~fSs-z
i Dominion steamship Companv's,sszt...;s;.
proposed sailings for the week following are:
OLD DOMINION Captain WALEEk, FRIDAY.
Hecemscr 2Hih, u O'Clock =. VI.
GblAhDOGIF. Captain KELLY, SUNDAY,
December J Il, at O'Clock 4 n.
ROANOkE, Captain COuCH, TUESDAY, jan
uiry "a, ut . o'clock 4. VI.
Freight received until / l.. ". Friday. , o'clock
i. H. saturday, and 10 . O'Clock h. 81. Monday.
Through hiils Of laclng sigucd ana goods tor
warded with dispatch % all points north, south,
east. aud west; also 10 foreign paris.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
After cabin fare 20 New York dncluding meals
and berth, 40: rnuHd-trip SIS: Storage
With subsistence, 81; without subsistence, SO.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays, Tres
days, Medncscays ana SATURDAYS by the Richmond
snd Petersburg railroad at 1850 {. N. viii make
connection ~ Norfolk with steamer leaving those
days. Cabin fare, flo.6C. Tickets 10 be had al
the Richmond and Petersburg ueSOt and A. "
CARRIERS, 1000 Main street.
tor freight or passage, apply 20
GEORGE ". ALIEN ( co. Agents,
uc2T StOmlaaS's Wharf. Rorkotfs
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pErARTrsE or STEAMERS.
one Of 'ue Company Spacious AMI elegant

steamer,
81 OF RICHMOND or ARIEL,
tryiug United STATE WgiLj
.. 4. OXFORD, Co.uull der.
leaves .mpnd every MONDAY, MlDNES-
DAY, -nD FRIDAY, a. 7 i. 81. Tor ahoYc-name1
places. /. stunning the steamer leaves Norfolk Al,
t.3V ). VI, arrs'n. ~ i ichm mt ~ abou, 1 4. NJ
Through ticket on sale On Eltalnerand 20 Car
hers Agency. lJlt Main street. Ba1.age checked
thrOu.iL
srATEROOIs CAN BE ENGAGED FOR Day
OR NIGHT
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EOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLEG.
Il STORE No. 726 east Main street near the "a
corner Of Main and Eighth streets, lately occupied
by l.. {. stacy. Apply 10
de23-3t QUARLEs & McCURDY.
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('HEsAPEAKE AND OHIORAILWAY

I itmEDILf H IN \ IL nFFfc ci'i DrSfgdr y
1852.
DEPART RICHMOND: Louisville snt Dlrr'n-
natl express. T.. II. daily; m.Ii. p 4. tiilNy
except sunday 10 Clifton iDf-.: hr Ntflk
ana Old Point. al, T.. M.dliiy uRc0.f SUNDAY.
IllE 4 Z. NJ. TRAIN SiDI fnE LOCAL
BUSINESS between Richmond aLl tlAr..t.Ds-
vile.
ARRIVE RICHMOND: FROM uc We. s.
". daily, $50 T. 81 Except sunday I. lui vas %.
VI. DAILY; from Norfolk anu Old lOluI. 1855 4. ~.
daily Except Sunday.
Pullman secping-clrs aa1 day co1c'e. from
Richmond 60 Ciucinnati daily. and from tllr-
lot'c.'iilc $50 j. -. aaily 10 Louisville wli.-
out change.
Tickct-Omcos: 1000 Main stree. ani Clr.!-
pcake and Ohio Railway depot.
~. ". FfIIlr.
General a. ..en-,r A-.f-.