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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-01
uANCmEsTER AND VICINITY.

gyiefs.-The organization Of the Con-
soryatiyc-Dcmocratic party OF Manchester
has been so perfected within the last few
weeks by the exertions OF vigilant work
ers In the cause that Il Is hardly possible
that many votes will he lost at the ensuing
election. The percentage Of those lost
from neglect or indifference viii be much
smaller than on former occasions. Each
ward has club OF earnest, determined
workers, while the City Central Commit
tee is untiring in It's vigilance under the
capable and efficient conduct OF Superin-
tendent Henry A. Jordan.
The ncw.proccss -four now being fur
nishcd by Dunlop & McCance's mill Is said
10 have attained already popularity very
gratifying to the owners, who were the
first to introduce in Virginia the western
mode by rollers OF reducing wheat to flour.
A double force OF hands Is now worked at
this mill. the clank Of whose machinery is
heard alike increasingly night and day.
The Mayor drew blank In the line OF
criminal cases yesterday. There were no
PARTIES present on which his Honor could
exercise his judicial functions; conse-
auently an carly adjournment was voted
and carried with the unanimity to be ex-
pccted in such case.
Such OF the iron Of the fallen span OF the
bridge as has so far been recovered from
the bed Of James river has been deposited
on Mayo's island.
The many friends OF Mr. Al. Andrews,
siIpeIintendent OF the Westham granite
quarry, residing here, have been profuSe
lately in their tender OF congratulations on
his espousaI o. one Of Chesterfeld's fairest
and most esteemed daughters. May the
happy couple ''liye long and prosper" is
the greeting universally rendered him and
his fair bride.
The pulpits OF all the city churches will
be occupied to-day by resident pastors.
The choir OF the African Baptist church
will be reinforced on the occasion 10y a
delegation Of singers from Richmond.
The shooting OF bats on the common has
been given the go-by for the season, but
baseball and hunting sora in the Apo
mattoX marshes continues with undated
yigor. The latter will go on till frost shall
put these strange birds TO flight.
Professor Laube, the great illustrator OF
the terpsichorcan art, is to be asked by the
young folks TO establish one oil his famous
dancing depots here this winter. The ay-
erage> Manchester boy and girl, in their
opinion, are not fitted for the world unless
they know all about "forward, FOUR" and
even more advanced points in the art stall
tatorial.
The Richmond and Danvile Railroad
Company continues the excavation near
Perry and Seventh streets, intended as the
site OF certain contemplated machine
shops.
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CASE OF MRS. b.,

Stated by DIR. L. VI. WOOD. OF Wyandotte county,
Kansas, member of the Kansas Medical Associa-
ton:
81 first saw Mrs. H., a working-woman, laboring
under HYSTERICAL COMA, from which she had
moi been sufficiently aroused TO take nourishment
for four days. go i.
:. She was Of large frame, but IN = condition Of
extreme cancellation.
~ was Informed that she had been long suf-
ferer from a distressing form Of DYSPEPSIA,
thi owing off her food for the most part D.smali,
undi < estcd PARTICLES ,.o
:. There hid also been for some time SUPPRESS
SION OF TIE MENSTRUAL FLOW. the COM
pIlcation of maladies resulting In great prOstra-
lion Of the NERVOUS SYSTEM and In an attack
similar TO that described. Under appropriate
treatment she was aroused 10 state OF conscious
ness, took nourshment such as her stomach would
retain, aud her general condition lmprOved 70
some extent. There was, however, frequent re-
currcnce Of these attacks, and saw but llttle II
any, hone of permanent benefit. RecOlecting that
| had seen the Buffalo LithIa Waters endorsed by
men of emincnce In the profession as
POWERFUL NERVOUS TONIC l determ med.
as last resort, TO make trial of II
in her case, and ordering il directly from the
Springs, put her upon it, In a few weeks the bene-
fetal result was unmistakabe in the increase of
the appetite, the inauguration Of the organs IL d.
ton 10 healthy condition of the exhausted NER-
VOUS SYSTEM, and diminution both OF the
frequency and severity of the attacks referred to-
Size used The water for several months Win con-
timed and decided benefit. The Monthly rune
ton has been restored to normal condition, there
has been total cessation of the attacks OF lIys-
terical Coma, and she has gained rapidly III llcsll
and strength. until she Is now In robust. vigorous
health, eating as much hog and hominy ana
dOisg as much .liard work as any woman In The
western country, the credit for all Of which give,
Waters" sc 2S,30&0cl.4.S,11
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PinkertOn's Remarkable Capture of "a
Bank. RObber.

NEW YORK, September pa Chicago
special TO AN evening paper says: "Pat. j.
Dunkle. OF Des Moines, Iowa, FORMERLY
travelling salesman for Wannamaker. OF
Philadelphia, the mysterious fourth and
last Of the Kewanee Bank robbers. has iust
been captured on the plains near Battle
Mount. Montana, by Detective Pinkerton.
and $1,000 in cash recovered. He is the
short, thick-set man who so cruelty mai.
treated Miss Palmer, assistant TO Cashier
Pratt. His share OF tue plumber was
$4,000. The detective tracked him to Des
Moines, ST. Paul, Sioux City, Fort Dodge.
Billings, and Miles City. Montana, follow
Ing all his sudden changes, and finally pur
chased horse at the end OF the Northern
Pacific railroad and pursued Dunkle 500
miles on horseback into the wilderness.
oyertaking him eventually on the plains,
both armed TO the teeth. The defective
succeeded in getting the drop on Dunkie,
and ordered him TO throw up his hands. |
Dunkle obeyed, and submitted TO being |
The detective returned with |
bis prisoner 10 Battle Mount, sold both |
horses. and the two will arrive here on
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AUCrrON sALEs-Monday.
Hy N. Goddin & Son. Auctionecrs,
corner Eleventh and Bank Streets

yT,RUSTEES SALE OF VERY yALU.
TfrvFxTU STREETS, MARSHALL BE
TWEEN IESTI AID EkLyENTFKR i sTkiEiEaJs,
~ rr,sc Of 1--WE several deeds Of trust executed by
III. j. n Wilkinson and wife TO the undersignos
trustee. respcctyely he nTss % Is7s the
,bIrd August 20, 1879: the fourth June IL, 1881
and The ffih september 12, 1881, all duly record
Stoned trustees respectively In the foregoing deeds
~ the reanost OF the holders of the several negota-
bic notes thereby secured VIII oier Tor SAFE az pun
lie auction M O. rs reo ooTon W 2, 1882
M fair: II not on the next fair day,) commencing
at O'Clock T.. NJ, In the following opaea ~ cr,x
aud Eleventh streets, fronting o! feet, more or
less running back IN lines parallel with Ele,enlh
street 450 feet inches TO the south line Of Leigh
erect. on which stands large brick and succeed
dwelling with the usual number OF outbnildlngs
kitcken, &C. The dwelling cont eight spacious
rooms In good order and finished In handsome
style. and Is now I'm the occupancy OF Dir. Wilkin-
son. This property will I've divided so rs 10 sell
with the mansion house The whole front ON Gay
street OF 97 feet, running back $50 feet TO an al
lev and 400 feet, more or less, fronting on the
east line OF Eleventh street. running back feet
divided into building lots, each 20 to 80 feet front
second. Immediately thereafter the LOT adj
ioining the mansion-housc OH the east, fronting on
the north side Of Clay street feet inches run
Third. That BEAUTIFUL LOT on the north
aide of Marshall street between Tenth and Eleventh
streets fronting Al feet, running back 1873 feet 70
an alley, adjoining on the west the residence OF the
late samuel Putney.
And on the following afternoon-viz..
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 3, 1882
0f fair: ifnot on the next fair day thereatter,l
commencing at AZ O'Clock, those TWO IRON
FRONT TENEMENTS, Nos. 26 and 2S, on Ninth
street near Franklin. fronting 43z feet, running
back 100 feet with alley 4x20 feet leading out
10 Franklin street. The lower part Of said tene-
ments are occupied rs stores, and the upper part,
known as "WilkinsOn's Hail." as Offices and Iodg-
ing-rooms. These tenements were erected few
years ago, in excellent style, The rental OF which
averages about $4,000 per annum.
The special attention of capitalists Is called 10
the sale of the foregoing truly valuable property
IL Is not often that such attractive real estate Is
offered at auction.
BY consent of the parties interested the terms of
sale will be one third cash: balance at six and
twelve months, for negotiable notes, Interest
added secured by deeds Of trust, or all cash. at OPP
tlon OF the purchasers.
II. II. WILKINSON.
Trustees I'm first deed;
GEORGE W. WARREN,
Trustee In second deed;
W.GODDlN.
Ut. GODDIN,
Trustees in third deed;
W.GODDIN,
ABRAHAM LEVY, JR.,
Trustees i'm fourth deed:
JOHN 4. COKE,
Sc 10 Trustee In fifth deed.
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By sutton q Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
I10S Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALUA-
" BILE BUILDING LOTS, SITUATED o.
ST. Johns, ST. PAUL'S, AND WALL
STREETS.-Tn execution Of decree or the CIR
cult Court Of Ienrlco county, In the suit OF Glenn
rs Davis, executor, &C., entered on the 27th day
OF June, 1882. We, the undersigned, appointed
special commissioners, will sell by public auction
on the premises, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1882,
at 4 O'Clock 2. NJ, the following REAL ESTATE (:
First. LOT fronting 20 feet on the east side OF
81. Johns street, between Federal and C0utts
streets, and running back depth or 1914 feet.
Second. LOT ut the southwest corner OF ~.
Paul and Coutts streets. fronting 90 feet on 81
Paul street. and running back - feet.
Third. Say at O'Clock Il. NJ. an UNDIVIDED
HALF INTEREST IN LOT fronting 60 feet on
the west side Of Wall street between Franklin and
Broad streets. While as special commissioners
we shall only sell one undivided half interest, yet
we are authorized by the owner Of the other half
interest TO say that he will unite with ms In the
sale so that the whole Interest may be sold at the
same time 1900,
TERMS: one third cash; residue for negotiable
notes at six and twelve months with legal interest
added from day Of sale, and the title retained un-
ill the entire purchasc-mOney Is paid and a con-
veyancc ordered by the Court, cash at the option
Of the purchaser. H. a. AIhlNSON, JR',
+. W. CONNER,
Special Commissioners.
SUTTON & CO., AuctiOnecrs Sc "a
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the cath ultimo, near yalley-view. Springs,
killed twcnty-one copperhead and SIX rat
tlespakes. and about twenty yards from The
first place twelve more rattlesnakes, max
ing in all thirty-nine snakes--eightecn rat
tlesnakes and twcnty-one copperhead
snakes.
Our friend John Stricklcr will have TO
come again. Shenandoah Valley.
[Good enough for an equinoctial snake
story. Have heard before Of people seeing
many snakes whilst keeping out such
weather.
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-" Winter finds ont what summer lay,
by.v Kidney-Wort cures In winter ana
In summer. There Is scarcely person 70
he found who will not be greatly bensnteu
by q thorough course OF kidney-W or
every spring. II you cannot prepare tne
dry buy the liquid. II has the same eject
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nv ouarIes 4 McCurdy,
f.uccessors to Robert d. Lyne,)
Real Estate Agents, Anctioncers' and Brokers'
1919 Main street.


TRUsTEE,s SALE OF THE DE pEslh s1r
RIE sIrBtTRBAN FARM OF THE L l,,r,l
SAMUEL NETHERLANDS EsT,AIEir Eli Iii !
ATED on THE CRAIGTON ROA i, ON6 MI n =
FAST OF TIE CITY OF E iGHMoHSDDiir Mrs N n
JOINING THE LANDS OF MksSKS. 'Y ilSu -
DAVIS iWOODVILLEl, j. W. OiEf, w nEc IL
LER AND OTHERS, AND CO.. -, .TEn A ri
ACRES OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rr < nnG,
UPON WHICH til p Is nDnVnnrr c 2;yDp
FI,tJJT TREES AND A WHEY Ah n,D " WE nCn
2,5OO VINES, ASH RAG b ~ ,G Si np =
DWELLING, SC. ALI. IN fIRs i-ohasSS ~
DFR.-In execution Of certain uecu v. u.n.'
dated sth March, 1879, from Mar,nn e. Su'ne,
land 10 Robert u. Lyme and A. VI Nelly, ~ i1o
and Of record in Iienrco County oonr,; ~ ID.
page $50, the undersigned, as surNvllg ,
bcIng required so To do by the noluer Oh ths nue
thereby secured default having been naae u, ,ho
payment Of the same, VIII ofcr ior SAFE "Po" ue
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1882
at AZ o'clock +. NJ. the desirable home above men,
tioned The improvements consist OF nice new.
IybuiIt frame dwelling two stories high. with nall
through centre stable, and all necessary oufhonses
Tho Land lies WELL Is we'll watercd, and Is In hig
state of cultivation. The orchard consists OF APP
pie pear. peach, and other trees This Is truly one
OF the incest suburban homes near the city, ana
should attract attention.
TERMS: Cash ~ to costs and expenses OF sale
and 10 pay off note OF $1,000, With Interest from
18th March, 1882; balance upon such terms as
VIII be given at time Of sale.
A. NJ. KELLEY, Surviving Trustee
QCARLEs & MCCUBDY, Auctioneers. DC
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BY Quarles & McCurdy,
fsurcessors to Robert IL. Lynch
Real Estate Agents, Auchoneers, and Brokers'
IOl6 Main street

EXECUTORS SALE AT PUBLIC
II AUCTION OF THAT LARGE, WILL
BUILT, DOUBLE TWO-STORY BRICK STUC-
COED DWELLING At THE SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF THIRTIETI AND LEIGH
STREETS. NOW OCCUPIED by CAPTAIN
JAMES w. HALL, AND \ NUMBER OF
BUILDING LOTS FRONTING ON THIRTIETH
STREET, BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH
STREETS, ADJOINING.-At the request of the
executor. we will offer for sale, upon the prcmi-
SEES, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IL, 1882,
At a. O'Clock i. W., the PROPERTY above men
TONED. The DWELLING IL n LARGE TWO
STORY BRICK ONE, containing about ten rooms.
and has Il wide hall through the centre, and Is In
good repair: gas throughout the premises; and ut
q small outlay could he converted Into two or
more swallcr dwellings, which would pay well a.
an investment.
Immediately after the sale Of the dwelling. we
Will offer for sale the BUILDING LOTS adjoining
on tie south, fronting about 90 feet on the west
line Of 1hirticth street The entire premises are
substantially enclosed with good fences. and front
80 feet Thirtlc;h street, and run back about
80 feet andi has frnit trces. &C. There Is on the
premises a well of good water, and city water VIII
be put on this square very shortly.
The attention Of those wishing to purchase a
wcll-built home dcsrably-lOca,ed building lots
is invited 60 this sale
TERMS: one fourth cash; residue I'm equal In
stalments al one, two, and three years, per cent
added. and secured by trust-deed.
QUARLES x McCURDl,
oc l.3,j,S,10,1l AurtiOneers.
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HORsfORDs ACID PHOSPHATE IN CONSTR
PATIos.-Dr. j. n. Robinson, Medina, o.,
says: ~ have used Ii In a case Of indiges-
ton and constipation, with good results.
In nervous prostration its results are hap
py."
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BIG AND LITTLE SNAKES. We have been
informed that Messrs. William Il. Kagey,
Turner A. Nef, and John n. Nef, whilst
taking q walk ON Massanutten mountain, on
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-01
BY Quarles & McCurdy
and
William II. Lyme 8 Co.,
AuctlOneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
~ VALUABLE LOT, WITH SMALL BRICK
STORE THEREON, No. Is EAST MAIN
SIREET.-ln pursuance of decree Of the Chan
Gerry Court for the city of Richmond made on the
10Th Of April, 1882, in the suit of the III tnters
National Bank u.s. Lyne's curators and dis..
will offer for sale by public auction, upon the
premises. on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER II. 1882.
at ) O'Clock +. NJ. that VALUABLE LOT, with
BRICK STORE thereon, located rs above de-
scThed. fronting on the south line OF Main street
"a 7-l2Xs5 4-I2 rect. more or less.
TERMS One fourth cash residue at six, twelve.
and eighteen months. fOr negotiable notes, interest
added, and title ret< ned until the whole purchase
money is paid. aud a conveyance ordered by the
Court CHARLES +. WIllTLOCk,
HENRY G.. CANNON,
Comm i-siOners.
QUARLES & MCCURDY and WILLIAM II. LYME
& Co., Auctionecrs. ocl
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Richmod 2:l5 T.. $40 4. ~ 600 D. NJ
Of Arrive at
WfPsinti 800 II. NJ 1853 A. y. q:z7 l., NJ

Passenger tram connects At West Point daily
except sunday with steamers for Baltimore and
the North.
Freight trains leaving Richmond al 44O A. 81.
and 600 L. ". will have pa5senger-cOacbee ar
lached.
Train No. A connects At Burkcvllle with Nsr-
folk and Western railroad for Farnyille, LYME.
burg, and all southwestern points.
Train No. so Through passenger stops At all sti-
tons, connecting at Suthcrln's with Milton and
Sutherlin Nzrr0w-tiauge railroad for Milton; al
salisbury with Western North Carolina railroad
for all points in Western North Carolina; al A.
lanta for all points south and southwest.
Train No. % Through passenger and mail stops
ut all stations connecting az Sutherlin's with MI
ton and Suthern NarrOw-Gaugc railroad for
Milton at Atlanta for all points south and south
west; at Charlotte with Charlotte, Columbia AMI
Augusta railroad for Columbia, Augusta, Sayan-
nah, and Florida points.
Trains from the south arrive az Richmond a
i:35 T. NJ, 1926 A. NJ, and l:l6 4. NJ. and from
West Pom AT 1920 A. NJ. Passenger, aud gs35
T.. NJ and 1910 f.. VI. Froght.i
A 4 -. Il = D
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BUFFALO LITHIA WATEl

BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
FOR
UysTERICAL COMA sUPERINDUCED BY
DYSPEPSIA,
SUPPRESSION OF THE MENSTRUAL
FLOW, &C.
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by W. GOddin < son.
Auctloneers and Real Estate Agents
GALE AT AUCTION OF \ NEW AND
y COMFORTABLE FRAME DWELLING IN
BETWEfN CARTER AHD WlsHiNGT0N
STREETS. NkAELN OPPOSITE the GRO
Gerry STORE OF MR. HIDDELL.-Will be sold
at auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4. 1852,
at o'clock =. NJ, the NEW FRAME DWELL
ING located above, containing five rooms
besides kitchen. very conveniently arranged. and
In an improving locality, with immediate posses
sion.
TERMS Liberal and aade known at the time of
sale. ". GODDlN x son.
- 20 Auctiouecrs
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w ANTED, EVERY HOUSEKEEPER
1914 10 Know the. two reasons why they
suyulu use The SOFT COKE for cooking-stoyes
anu tanees-First IL Is the cheapest fuel In the
narhet second, u does not injnre the stove as
oin't Iueis 90: fresh supply OF good quality has
~, ns' oeen received by ALBEIT BLAIR, agent for
ile inneo, Fourteenth street near May0's bridge
very cheap. se oS.eoaet
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direct Iour-heurs connection l. made hetv,, r.
Richuond and Norfolk by train, leaving Kicn-
All trains leaving Petersburg viii ,tart frn,t tb.
AppomattoS depot. '''
>. X. htNLl, General Superintendent
SoL. HAAS, Traffic Manager
Il. VI. fMkKsON. General PA..enrnr Arnrt
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All regular passenger trains stop AZ Bon An.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
On Train 50-New York and Atlanta rfq Wsh-
inctOn and DsnVille, and Greensboro Co., U,.r,-s
station. Western North Carolina railroad.
ON Train 52-RIchmOnd and DauNll,. and
Charlotte and Charleston.
Tickets sold 70 All points south. southeast. AMI
southwest, and baggage checked tarpugh.
No lay-Oyer CHECKS given - local tckci-.
VI ~LAt GllIFR.
General Pa-,rngcr Agent.
SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager
+. VI. Il. TALCOTT. General Manager =, -
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CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.

FREIGHT.
Fregh: received daily for Norfolk, Por sm0uth.
Smithaold, and Hampton; Washington, ID. c.:
NewberE, Washington, and TarborO'. y. C., and
all points In Eastern North Carolina; also, fOI
Eastern shore of Virginia, Old Point. and all rcCu-
lar landings on James river, at LOWEST RATES,
and through bills issued. l.. B. TATUM,
Oc Superintendent.
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ROCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER.
DOCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER.
DIR. JAMES A CABELL, 4. NJ, VI. D.,
Professor Surgery and Physiology, University Of
Virginia, and President National Board Of
Health, saws of these Waters:

at is undeniable that an unusually large proper
ton of grave and obstinate cases of Chronic Dis
eases which have baficd the Ordinary resources Of
the healing art are annually cured" These dis
eases are INDIGESTION WITH GASTRALGlA.
DYSPEPSIA. DIARRIlEA and DYSENTERl,
LEUCORRHGA, SCROFULA, ECZEMA, ETC.
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The steamer ARIEL will make her last trips of
the season To Old Point Comfort as follows:
From Norfolk, FRIDAY, september 20, 1882;
From Richmond, SATURDAY, september 30,
1882.
On and after MONDAY, October 2, 1882, the
steamer ARIEL will leave Richmond every MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY, and FEIDAY at A. NJ;
and on and after TUESDAY, october 3. 1882,
will leave Norfolk. touching at Portsmouth. every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY at
$50 4. NJ. J.. IL. TATCM
Sc 2i-St Superintendent.
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by sutton 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents snd Auctioneers,
HOS Nam street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 VAL
" UABLE LITTLE FARM. SITUATED IN
IlfNRICO COUNTY. sewn MILES EAST or
THE CITY OF RICHMOND AID HALF A
MILE FROM FAIR-OAkS STATION, ON THE
RICHMOND AND NORk-RlNER RAILROAD.
In execution Of a decree Of the Circuit Court of
llenrco comfy. in the suit of Glenn u.s. Davis eN-
ecutOr. &C., entered on the 9th day Of june SS2
we, the undersigned, special commissioners ap-
pointed thereby, will sell by public auction, at
llenricO COunty-COur house. on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 9TH.
THAT being cOurt-day. W at II o'clock NJ the above
described PROPERTY.
The FARM contains 1919 ACRES-ahOut so of
which are cleared, balance In wood. The cleared
land has been heavily lined, and Is i'm good heart,
rs the present growing crops will show.
The DWELLING IS new. and contains five
rooms. The out-buldlngs are ample-new grana-
ry. &c. Churches and schools are convenient.
PossesscssiOn Of the land at once to parties wish
ing Ia seed wheat, and " the building on January
lst next.
Mr. :. y. Davis who resides on the place, will
take pleasure In showing the property.
TERMS one third cash. balance at one and two
years, for negotiable notes, with interest added
from day Of sale, and title retained un Ill the en-
tire purchase-money IS paid and deed ordered by
the Court; or cash. at the option Of the purchaser
II. \. ATKINSON, JR.,
+. NJ CONNER,
Special Commissioners.
SUTTON X CO., AuctlOnecrs. se2S
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NCUE>IoN SUNDAY, oniy.
CONNEt TION~

At Richmond with associated railways ar I'D
points south. and Eichmond. Frederick bus ana
NtfyiHg-ctr attached fD Niff Efrrsss yfsr
LVHcI JUry. b. BAftD6I a.
au - GcLcra Freight and Pa cu-,r A-,nL
- ICII MOND AND PETERSBI RG
~ RAlLROAD CONPA NN.-C.mm,uciu
WEDNESDAY, June Il, les2,tr.ins "a this rad
viii run a. follows:
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOATA@a
COMPANY'S
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR ,

1
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK, PORTS
MOUTH, AND JAMES.RIVER LANDINGS,
DIRECT: CONNECTS AT PORTSMOUTH
FOR OLD POINT.
BAL TIMORE, AND The NORTH
SAME AFTERNOON.
ALSO, CONNECTS AT NORFOLK WITH
AND
STEAMERS FOR HAMPTON, SMITHFlELD,
AND EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
ONLY ALL-WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER By DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FARE TO NORFOLK, S1.55.
FARE ROUND TRIP, $3.50.
MEALS, 75c.
ALL TICKETS UNLIMITED.
One OF the COmpany's spacious and elegant
steamers
CITY OF RICHMOND OR ARIEL,
carrying United states mail,D
Y. &. CLIFFORD. Commander
leaves Richmond every MONDAY. WEDNES-
DAY, and FRIDAY, a. 4. 81. for sboye-namcd
places. connecting al Portsmouth with the Bay
Line for Baltimore and the North. Returning,
the steamer leaves Norfolk at o i. NJ, arriving
n Richmond at about L. II.
Through tickets on sale on steamer and At Gar
ber's Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
through.
STATEROOMS CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY