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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-04

yNOR PENTHOUSE NO. SIT WEST
street; with AL modern improvements.
annly In M. M. CHILD.
,2IlOt 7O4 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-04

nOK RENT.-THE rHREESTOhi
brick dwelling No. lO26 Market street,
opposite Uourt House square); . desirable
location for q lawyer or other professional
gentleman. 1t will DO put 10 complete oIdef
70 suit q good tenant. DANIEL FAhhA,
heal Estate Agent, GA King street.
doo24-thksat.U
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-04

NOR RENT-OOAL AND WOOD YAhD
over ard street bridge; 1t has scales,
bins and all necessary fixtures. Apply 70
SAM'L CULBEkr. 500 Ship,cy street. 40
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The SMALLPOX Plague.

PHILADELPHIA. January 30.-Only seven
new cases Of smallpox have been reported
from saturday noon up TO noon tO-day.
The health officer says the disease Il aDat-
inc and that the number OF eases at The
present time is considerably less than dll-
ring the lrresponding period OF last year.
WHGEsBAIRE, PA. January 3O.-Martln
hurry, patient at the smallpox hospital,
made his escape through a window to-day
and proceeded to his residence, distance
Of one mile. On his arrival the family fled.
The police have him under guard TO pre-
vent him from spreading the disease
HARRISBURG, January 0.-COnsiderable
excitement prevails at Gratz, small town
"A few miles from here, over the smallpox.
Last week Edward Umheltz, prominent
man, died OF smallpox, but the nature OF
the disease not being announced by the
Dhysician, there was I'm old-fashi0ned
country funeral, ct which hundreds OF
Deople were present. The sickness OF
three children followed, and OF those at the
funeral seventeen are now down with the
disease.
PTTTsBuRGH, january 30.-Nineteen new
eases Of smallpox in Pittsburgh and five
in Allegheny City were reported TO the
Board OF Health to-day.
CHICAGO. January 30.-Nine new cases Of
smallpox were reported to-day.
CINCINNATI, January 80. - Twenty-six
new cases of smallpox were reported to-
day, the largest number reported in one
day. ON Saturday there were twenty-five
new cases. The greatest number are found
in localities where vaccination is unpOpu-
lar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-01
PniI~oaC. ETeCtfng.

The Virginia and Kentucky Railroad
Company having been consolidated with
the Richmond and Southwestern Railroad
Company for the purpose OF building a
railroad from Richmond to Louisville, Ky,
under the name OF the Richmond and Lou
isvile Railroad Company, the stockholders
Of the consolidated road net at Green's
Mansion House in this city This afternoon,
Tor the purpose Of electing officers and
considering other matters OF importance.
Among those present were General g..
&. Wharton, OF New River, Va, chief
engineer OF the proposed road; B. T..
Buchanan, of Saltville, Va, secretary
Of the new company; General Meigs, Of
Boston; Major Yandcrlin, OF Washington;
Major Poe, OF Baltimore; Colonel Joseph
Harrison, Of TaZewell Courthouse, Va.
Colonel Joseph Bryan, of Richmond, Va,
and others from Boston and elsewl ere.
After the transaction OF good deal Of bllSl-
ness OF a private nature, the following
officers were elected: President, General
j. J.. Mcigs, OF Boston; Secretary, W. IL.
Curtis. Of Boston. Directors: Franklin
T.. Gregory, OF Boston; William +. Pccry,
of Tazewell county, Va; q. {. Wharton,
Of New River, Va: John j. Poe, OF Baltl-
more II. A. Lambert, Of Washington, d..
c.; Charles Payson, OF New York.
The meeting adjourned t. meet again in
this city on the 18th OF February.
driQ Gdzctte. 30M.
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white versus Black.

The contractors on the New York, on
tario and Western railroad met in this city
recently for the purpose of securing SUI
flcient force of skilled labor. Mr.. Hickey,
Of the Kingston division, offered resolu-
ton condemning the system OF cheap labor
bv the importation OF col0red men from
Maryland and Virginia. He was followed
by Dir. Cameron, Of the Cornwall division,
who said that the contractors who employed
negroes and Italians at cheaper rates than
those paid TO other men actually retarded
the completion Of the road and in the end
effected no saving. II was then resolved
TO communicate with other contractors
urging the discontinuance of cOlored labor
on the line. -NeiC York South.
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An Important Decfston-More Fully
RepOrted.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, January 27.-The
United States Circuit Court to-day rendered
a very important decision In the case OF the
United States in relation to Lucinda Wells
rs. The Justices Of Lauderdalc county,
Judge Shelby Hammond delivering the
opinion. The plaintiff recovered iudg-
ment against the county for $4,000 on
bonds issued in aid Of the old Memphis
and Paducah railroad, which was al
frmed hy the Supreme Court OF the
United States. a peremptory mdnddm1S
issued requiring the county to levy
q tax TO pay il, and the justices all re-
signed TO evade obedience TO the writ
They were arraigned for contempt on the
ground that, notwithstanding their reSigna-
,ions. they were still in Office and bound to
obey. because the Constitution OF Tennes-
see provides that every officer shall hold his
Office until his successor is elected or APP
pointed and qualified. The statutes require
the sheriff when a justice OF the peace re-
,icns 10 hold an election 10 fill the vacancy
i'm ten DAYS; but the sheriff has never held
an election because the people OF the county
determined not 10 pay the subscription,
claiming that the bonds are void, ana
that the railroad company did not build
the road. Judge Hammond decides that
under the iOuStlJutlOU no oLb'ti III ith-
nessee can abandon his Office until his sue
cessor il qualified. He may resign, so Us to
create a vacancy, subject 10 authorize the
appointing power or electors TO supply his
successor. but, until the successor is quail
fed, the reSigning officer must continue IN
the discharge of his duties. This was the
rule of common law, and has been restored
by the Constitution OF 1870 in Tennessee to
prevent paralysis u the Government agcn-
cies.
The court withhoids the sentence Of fine
10 the full amount of Judgment, distrl-
buted according to the ability to pay among
twenty-three resigning justices, and orders
an diioS mdnddmuS 10 levy tax in AprIl,
the time Of the regular annual levy. Thus
sentence will he passed il there is any FUR
Their disObedicnce OF the writ by the JUS
tees or their successors. This is test
case, and there are other judgments to
large amounts against Lauderdale and other
counties.
The effect Of The decision is to complete
~ destroy all power to cvade the process
OF the court 10y resignation and to furnish
a complete remedy e. enforce the ludg-
ment- Of courts against defaulting counties
i'm Tennessee. There is no appeal from the
decision, ard the justices will have to obey
the writ or go TO Jail until it is done. and
pay the fines and costs into the United
states Treasury.
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A Drug.Clcrk's Fatal Mtstal.e.

BRIDGEPORT, CT, January 30.-William
Seitz, a young man about twenty-three
years Of age, was fatally poisoned yesterday
by taking two teaspooniuls OF oxalic acid
in mistake for German salts. The unfortu-
nate man died in very few minutes after
taking the dose in terrible agony. A
nephew OF the deceased was sent TO i. s.
Stevens g. Co.'s drugstore for German salts,
and was given oxalic acid instead by the
clerk, William Halpin. The coroncr's jury
this morning found Halpin guilty Of crimi-
nal negligence. What further action in the
case will be taken has not yet been deter
mined.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-01
An Albany Jurors Freak.

During the trial OF William 4. Lawrence
in the County Sessions yesterday for the
crime of grand larceny one Of the jurors,
unseen by the Court, and evidently unnO-
ticed by any of the court officers, stepped
out of the courtroom during the examine
ton cf William Is. Dewey, witness for
the prosecution. The Juror remaining out
some time, one OF the remaining eleven
informed the prosecuting attorney Of his
absence, and the fact WAS brought
to the attention Of the Court. Judge
Van Alstyne directed the stcnographer
90 strike from his notes the evil
dence Of the witness on the stand, given
during the absence Of the Juror. This or
der induced objections from the prisoner 3
counsel, Messrs. Niyer and Fits, who
claimed that the Judge exceeded his au-
thOrity. After some discussion. Judge
Van Alstyne addressed Clerk Mcintyre
and inquired how many officers had been
assigned to duty in the court. The clerk
asked the clerk who had charge Of the Off
GERS Of the court, to which the clerk made
no reply, as it was not his province 10
overlook the court constables. The
Judge then said that hereafter he
wished the sheriff TO organize his force
of officers and put them in their
proper places in the court, and that
when all officer was put in charge OF jury
he should hold such officer to strict ac-
cOuntability. "Thc administration Of
public justice in this country" said the
Judge, "has become demoraized and
fallen into disrepute, and | propose here
after to insist upon the proper discharge OF
duties by persons holding place in this
court" The witness on the stand was re-
quested by the District Attorney to repeat
his former testimony on the return Of the
iuIyman, and he was allowed to do so,
against objection and exception by the pri-
soner's counsel, who insisted that dupli-
cate OF testimony by Il witness was illegal.
A fine point Of law may be worked out Of
this episode. Abanu ArqiiS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-01

IoftcIaI dIspatch 70 Tie chicago TrIbune.I
Quincy, ILL.,, January Considerable
meaSiness was manifested in this city on
account of the Use Of human virus in yacci-
nation by the Board OF Health. The dis
coyery was made accidentally. II has ere
ated such alarm that the mayor has direct
cd the secretary Of the Board Of Health to
vaccinate no more persons, and the Board
Of Education have taken measures for
thorough examination Of school children
who were yaccinated during the past few
weeks. Thus far there has not been a ease
Of smallpox in the city.
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An Important Judicial Decision.

A case OF considerable interest, and in
v0.ving over $4,000, was argued before
Judge Macarthur, OF the Circuit Court, in
the District Of Columbia, on Saturday. 1t
was Il suit brought against the receiver OF
the German-American National Bank, Of
Washington, to recover back from him the
amount paid by shareholder OF the bank.
Wwo points were passed upon by the
Judge-viz. First, that the payment was
voluntary, and therefore could not be re-
covered; second, that upon sale of na-
tional-bauk stock the transfer on the books
OF the banks is essential to relieve the sell
ers from liability to creditors Bditim ore
american.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-01

According to Edward Everett Hale, a
rich, fond. and foolish old man gave hi,
grandson. q freshman in Harvard College,
$4,000 for his years spending money. 1t
ruined the boy.
SuBLIMELY SUPERB. pair OF beautiful
sun-Flowers on Easels will be mailed free
10 any lady who will send three-cent
postayt stamp TO DR.. C.. w. Benson, 100
north Eufaw street, Baltimore, Nd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-01

The latest improvement in telegraphy Is
aincchanical device whereby a typewriter
Vi one point, connected by wire with SIM
liar ,nstrumeni at another point, writes out
any message sent over II without the inter-
vcntion of the usual telegraph-operator A
peIs1n who can use typewriter can send
hla own message.
Cold Is antagonistic TO health, inducing
Coughs and other dangerous Bronchial
diseases, which quickly yield TO the sooth-
ing vet positive influence OF DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. Price 25 cents bottle.
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BY your answer TO inquirer as to vaccine
agency, &C., you seem not TO have been
aware OF the fact that DR.. Lewis Wheat
has been appointed vaccine agent, andthat
nc. and not DR.. Harris, Is now State vaccine
agent. W.
lWe had overlooked this appointment
entirely. The inquiry, however, was
made by gentleman who takes the DAILY
Dispatch, and will see this correction to-
day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-01

Guilty is generally attributed to the summer
drought.
We are sorry TO hear that General Elliott
has been called home by the Illness OF his
wife. We have very kindly feeling for the
General, whom we have always regarded as
too good man 10 be in such party as he
trains WITH -LuchJury Vrgin'dn.
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RAILROAD LINES.
:a;. %; ....:::1

~ s;.;...,;;;3l
RICHMOND AND PETERsBURG
AZ RAILROAD OMPANY.- Co,nnc,,c',',,
s 81, January 22 1889. trains on this road
LEAVE RIcHNOND-sorru
3;lJ l.. ", FAST MAIL. daily Make thro,oh
connections for savannah. si@ps
=. only Petersburg and 1hc,inr 'P'
LOU n. h'' lhEOIGH MAIL. daily connect
ing Tor Raleigh. Charleston. An
ghta; AIKEN, savannah. and JACK.
s"nEtlle. stops al shops. Chester,
tthtralia Pullman ~lerTcrs he
two'n New York and Charle,ton on
1902 r. NJ, MAIL, daily. makes through cop-
nccton Tor tharlcston. savannah.
andJacksonyllc. ~toI. u Du.wrtfs
bnn' cntral.1. and Chester Phil
man ihltre ~lccpug-(ars between
N"shihytnh and Jacksonville, fla,
on llls train. Wv
900 J.. NJ FREIGHT. daily cNccnf sunday
OLD n h'' rHLlbtT. daily except SUNDAY
. LhAN Petersen UG-NuErII
200 ~ N'' ~ MAIL daily Stops only at
$40 z. W., TIEoCGHMAIL. daily. connecting
WIN Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for an points Fa.t
anf W est: also making connection
WIN thc,ai cake and Ohio railroad
Tor all points West. This Train
stops ~ Manchester, Chester and
Ccntralin. Pullman sleeper ia fhi.
tram between Charleston and New
York.
GAO a. ", MAIL. daily. connecting daily love
ccpt sunday with The Richmond
Frederick.burg and Potomac roll
road for Tho North and West. Stnp,
20 Chester Drcwry's Bluf. and con-
Taia. Pullman Palace SLEEPING
Cars between Jacksonville. Fla.
aud Washington on this train.
500 \. VI, FREIGHT daily except sunday.
$3.50 T. NJ, FREIGHT daily except SUNDAY.
\ direct iour-hours connection is made between
Richmond and Norfolk hy trains leaving Rich
mond at 1870 \. VI. aud Norfolk az 1928 r. ".
All trains leaving Petersburg viii tart from The
App"maitoN depot. 4. II. MILNE.
General superintendent
\. PoPE' General Passenger and Ticket Agent
"a -
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AUCTION sALEs-..Fusurc DAYS.
by George +. Crawford
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncor,
1905 Bank street.

ny btDIft IL tIthIbE'f
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
1905 Bank street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOT,
~ WITH FRAME TENEMENT THEREON,
At THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF ST.
JOHN AND HILL STREETS. DESCRIBED
A. LOT No. GO IN DUVAL'S Additionally
virtue Of a decree Of the Chanccry Conrt If the
city of Richmond, pronounced I'm The case Of An
thOny lIarris's heirs rs White Fl aLs the under
signed, special commissioners, will sell at public
auction, 10 the highest bidder. upon the prernl-
ses. on
TUESDAY. JANUARY 31sT,
at T.. W.. the above mentioned PROPERTY.
containing about ONE FOURTH OF AN ACRE.
VIII be sold as whole or divided Into two lots
TERMS: one third cash balance I'm SIX and
twelve months. with interest from day OF sale Z;
title retained until whole Of the purchase-moncy
Is paid JAMES ASTON CABELL,
THOMAS y. CARTER.
Special Commissioners.
GEORGE T.. CRAWFORD, Auctionoer.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
On account Of the weather. the above sale IS post
pOned to
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2D,
al the same hour. re
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SIlERIFFs SALE.
ROOTS. SHOES. sc.

GO 600 WORTH or BOOTS 1azx,
90 .OOO AND SHOES THAI s<as,9J
MUST RE SOLD RtGARDLEs~ Oh CO>T-
COSl.-lltying determined 20 make q change q
our business, we viii for zee NEXT THIRTY
DAYS sell our entire sfock Of BOOTS ~toL-
TRT'SkS. &C.. &C.. ST AID BELOW COST toi
CASH ONLY. Those desiring bargains viii do well
20 cal ~ once. d,
All partics Indebted e. this firm wiz please cali
and settle hv the iSr OF FEBltl Akl cor they
viii boz deal, with according to law.
D. NJ. THOMPSON q Co,
5I3 east Broad street.
JANUARY -. 1852. H i9-tfcZl
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DICHMoND. FREDERICKSBURG

ID | & II MON ID. FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC LROAD.-~chc,iult
commencing II NBAl. January -. 1852.
$500 \. NJ, leave, iyri-otrcet station daily. stops
only 40 Milford and Frederick sinry
500 \. NJ. leaves Byrd--irctt station daily lcx-
ccpt sunday.
300 L. ". leaves ByrN-~ rect station daily
400 l.. NJ, Accommodation for A.hill,d. leaves
Brold-Strcct station daily icNcrpt
Suuday.l.
lbs 4. VI, arIire- it EyrG-Str,ct station daily.
1904 L. ~, arrives 40 Byri->trcct station daily:
mHhr~ uO local stops.
GAS !. VI, arrives a. liyrd-,iroot station daily
lrNcppt sunday.
S:3l y. VI. Accommodation. arrives 20 BrOal-
street station daily except SUNDAY.
Z. \. TAYLOR. General llcktf A.,nf.
4. 7. ID. NJ IRIS. General >uIcrmirnI,nf % I'd
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This company win Dispatch one Of THOR splendid
HIATT udRICHMOND-ENER TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at , O'Clock =. NJ, and SUNDAY
az \. VI.
steamers leave New York TUESDAYS. THURS
DAYS. and SATURDAYS no 3 T.. VI. crom Pier
20 thew numbcrl, foot of Beach street, North
river.
They have splendid saloons, statc-rooms and
bathrooms.
The fare. accommodations, and attentions are
unsurpassed.
Aflcr-cabin fare 20 New York. SO; round trip
SIS: Storage. 50 and 81.
Frcights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch. and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Freights received until ; o'clock +. VI. daily.
For further information, apply Ia
GEORGE ". ALLEN & Co, Agents.
my office Company wharyos. Rockets.
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VHE NEW MAN AND THE ETER-
Il NAL LIFE. by Andrew Jukes. Price, Sl.75.
PAL EsTINE EXPLORED. by Rev. James
Neil. sl.50.
AUTHORIZED REPORT OF THE PROCEED
INGS OF THE SEVENTH CHURCH CON
GREsS IN THE UNITED STATES. 81.
STUDIES IN THE HISTORY OF THE PRAY Err
BOOK. BY Rev. DR.. Lubbock. sl.5O.
THE DECORATIVE SlSTERs-new supply.
Price, $3.50. WOODlIOUsE PARHAM
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH = ~
.ss,E-.,iiee.!s.s,
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Steamers OF this line will sail every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at II VI, and every SUNDAY az
A. VI.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers re
ceiyed tin 1870 4. NJ: Tor sundays steamer on
Z. NJ. saturday. Freight received daily till
l.. VI.
Fare. -.
steamers connect ~ Philadelphia for Fan river
and Tho East
For fur her Information. apply To ....
j. V. NiCC ARRiCk.
General southern Agent.
". l.. CLYDE s. CO..
no 30 General Managers.
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EOR NEW YORK.-The Old "a
Il Dominion steamship Company 1Szs=k ssz2s
steamer, viii sail ~ follows: steamer Old DO
MlNION, Captain WALLER. EVERY TUESDAY
at . o'clock 4. VI; steamer WlANOkE, Captain
COuCI. EVERY FRIDAY at2 O'Clock +. W. /;
steamer MANHATTAN, Captain KELLY. EVERY
SUNDAY at o'clock \. VI.
Freight received up 20 / o'clock T. VI. for tho
Tuesday, and Fridays steamer. aud 20 o'clock
saturday evening for sunday, ship.
Through bills of lading signed and goods for
wardcd with dispatch 10 all points north south,
east. and west; also, 10 foreign ports
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Aficr-cabin fare 10 New York. $40; round
trip. II Is: stccragc SO and ~.
For freight or passage, apply 70
T.. ". ALLEN 4 CO, Agents,
my Complny's Wharf, Rockets.
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AUCTION sALEs--.Thi. Day.
by George r. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auctlonecr,
No. 1908 Bank street.


Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1908 Bank street.
SALE OF A VACANT
LOT on HARyI f,,i STRE pfr BETWEEN
cution of deed Of trust from l.. u. Wilson. dated
April %, 1881, and recorded In the clerks Office
Of Ienrico County Court, and being required by
the holder of the note therein secured, VIII sell at
auction. ON
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY l, 1882,
at o'clock +. NJ, the aboye-described PROPER
TY, fronting on the south lne Of Haryie street 80
feet, and running back between parallel lines 1873
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay for executing
this trust and to pay of note of $50, with Interest
from the Goth day of October. 1881; the balance
upon such terms as may be announced at sale
G. 4. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
GEORGE f. CRAWFORD, Auctioneer. Jazz
by Jno. +. Laughton, Jr.. Aucuoneer,
1906 Main street.
- CONFECTIONERIES,
GLASS JARS,
2 SHOWCASES,
TOYs, FANCY GOODS,
at the store No All west Main street Sale to take
place on WEDNESDAY the lst instant, at l0k
o'clock a. VI. JN0. +. LAUGHT0N: iR..
ia 81 Auctioneer.
RICHM0ND BAZAAR, On
IL GS
NOS. 1893 AND 144O FRANKLIN STREET.
THIS DAY
at 10 O'Clock we will sell number of
EXCELLENT ANIMALS,
suited 10 the wants Of those wanting stock for city
and farm purposes;
THREE YOUNG. WELL-BROKE MULES.
PREVIOUS TO WHICH
we will offer our usual variety Of
VEHICLES.
JOHN b. DAVIS. Proprietor.
T.. u. COOK, AuchOncer. fel
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, OFFICE OR LODGE
l. ING.ROOMi n the third story southwest Al
corner Bank and Eleventh streets. Apply to
APPERSON & CO..
"a 2S-6t Ne. north Eleventh street.
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DlCHMOND AND DANNILLE RAIL.
IL ROAD COMPANY.
CONDENSED SCHEDULES.
~ Effect SUNDAN.JANItEl e.Ie-4.

ru-t Mail Through Tl-augh
Train Pas. Irru pH'raud M'l
~. -. 40. 90. IuN..52.
DAILY. BNl1. Dfi'f.
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tie ah1yt-lc.cribDf FAEAL called COTTAGE
GROVE" lud lately occupied hy g.. =. Ayr'r,
containing FOUR M INDEED AND FIN o.
FOUR CRIES. more or Jess. about lao acres Di
which arc arabic and iU clli iyltipn. Ihi, farm D.
situated Immediately on thc liuet1 flr thc-Hpt1hc
and Ohio uiir0.d, ana within trout one mile 20 "a
depot. which make, % very accessible to market,
ana give 10 considerable value for fic purr0et, 0t
truching. o. which tte soil b. wen 1dlpieI. The
Improvements consist 0i GOOD DIV tLLlNG-
not ~. and usual out-hou,c-.
TERMS: Cash enough t0 pay expense, Of sale
and thr amount now due under hc iru-t-acDc-
VIZ. $500, with interest from January J.. $50 o
as % $500. on credit # orc. two. three and four
year, from January I. l-o-. with Interest from
that date added and us to resi- iuc, made known on
day ct ,lc. Deed 90 purchaser ana deed or trust
taten 90 secure deferred payments.
Fer further information address 'hc undersigned
at Richmond. JAMES Z. LAMB,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Trustee.
SHERIFF.S SALE.
b. virtue Of sundry executions iu NV hands ~
slater, Myers & Co.. +. ". ChiUhCrlayuc. ana
Others rs. James Nelson. will sell near Hungary
station, ON
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY Am,
at y O'Clock VI. about 600 or zoo CORDS n
PINE and OAK WOOD. about 200 cords are on
the railroad, aud VIII Doe sold boy the rick; the
balance Is in the woods about our-hIlf mile from
the railroad. and viii Dee sold hy the cord.
TERMS: Cash day of sale.
!. f.. BROADDI =. Deputy sheriff
for j. I. Jones. sheriff llourlcO county
T. ii 2J-cOd.-l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-01


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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-01

NOR RENT, STORE No. 6l2 east -
Il Marshall, near Seventh street. with backA-L
room and cellar. Apply To- -
APPER>ON & CO.
ia 2s-Gt 40. s north Eleventh street.