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RricC News Items.

Advices from Honolulu are to the effect
that the volcano Kilauea is i'll eruption on
grander scale than for quarter OF a CEN
tury.
CAPTAIN England, OF the British ship
Oberon. was lost overheard and drowned
recently during the voyage from sydney to
England.
The winners at Mystic Park Thursday
were Torchlight, Nentrioquist, Rose, and
Charlemagnc. The winning horses at Mem
phis were Bag dad, Mediator, Felow-Play,
Beiona, Apollo, and Guy.
l.. II. Haywood was arrested in Boston
Thursday on a charge Of sending obscene
matter through the mails. Among the
matter on which the charge is based are
extracts from Walt Whitmal's "Leaycs OF
Grass
The thirty-sixth annual convention OF
the Theta Delta Phi fraternity, under the
auspices of Dartmouth Chapter, opened at
Boston on Thursday, thirty-iiye delegates
being IN attendance, representing the fol-
lowing colleges: Cornell, Bowdon, Ken
yOn, Harvard. Boston University, Tufts,
dartmouth, College Of the City OF New
York. Hobart, Lafayette, Hamilton, and
Dickinson. The reports indicate a very
flourishing condition of the fraternity.
The Convention win he in session for two
days. Last evening the annual banquet
was given, when the usual Grafton, poem,
history, and congratulatOry addresses were
delivered.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

BriefS.-Commonwealth's-Attorney Mil
Ier, of Manchester, Went out to Chester
field yesterday afternoon to conduct the
prosecution in the solomon Jones murder
case. Commonwealth -AttOrney Hancock
was unable to be present at the examine
ton.
Upwards Of three hundred persons have
notified Mr.. Conrad +. LipScOmb, grand
scribe Of the Komic Krew OF KOmus atlas
the Manchester RagamuflinS, that they will
tlnn out next week.
The Hastings Court was in session yes
terday. and was engaged in hearing civil
MATTERS.
One side OF the canal bridge at the foot
OF Hull street has been rebuilt, and is open
to vehicles.
There are quite number Of visitors in
the city who come to attend the State Fair.
To-day is regiStratiOn-day All OF the
registration precincts are on Hull street.
ON Wednesday Mr.. Alfred Bowen, OF
the firm OF Bowen Il Bradley, was married
10 Miss Reynolds, daughter of Rev. Mr..
Reynolds. pastor OF Swansboro' Baptist
church. The ceremony took place at the
church, in the presence Of number Of the
friends Of the contracting pair.
The City Court is still engaged clearing
its docket OF civil eases.
Several Of our main business firms will
exhibit specimens Of their wares i'm the
Trades Parade, while n still larger num-
ber, including several ladies, will be eX-
bibitors at the State Fair.
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Assassin Guiteau, Once More.

s SHARP LETTER FROM Dr.. GEORGE VI. BEARD
TO THE ATT0RNEY-GENERAL.
WASHINGTON, October 26.-Dr. George
VI. Beard. OF New York, who was one of
the signers Of the petition for a stay OF
proceedings in the Guteau case, which was
presented to the President in June last,
shortly before the prisoner was hanged, has
written the following letter to Attorney
General Brewster:
No. - W. THmTY-FOURTH ST., NEW YORK,
TUESDAY, October u, 1882.
TO Attorney General BrerSter:
ST,-Your opinion in reply to the peti-
ton for stay Of proceedings in the Gut
teau case, as given to the public for the first
time to-day, contains two very important
misStatements OF fact, which | feel il nv
duty, as the author Of that petition, to cor
rect.
1. You say that you gave the question
ga careful and thoughtful consideration"
No one knows better than you that this
statement Is false. You do not forget that
you at first declined TO listen TO or receive
Our documents, but sent Us directly TO the
President; and you cannot forget that you
did not receive our written statement
which YOU had requested until O'Clock in
the afternoon; and that at the s,ecial
Cabinet meeting at O'Clock the same day
yoar adverse opinion was read. This i.
The most important case OF the kind of this
age, or OF any age-a case that will never
cease TO be remembered to the dishonOr OF
orr nation until we cease to be a nation. II
Is true that those lawyers connected with
your department spent few hours Of the
day in the study OF our documents: and II
~ also true that they-whom Won renrc.
scented 10 be the best lawyers you could
hnd-reported In favor OF granting the re-
quest.
2. You say ga few who assert that he
was and is insane, and who press their an
plicatioDs contrary 10 the preponderance OF
SSe medical talent Of this country, who be-
heYe the other way and think him sane. as
n admitted by the most conspicuous, earn
est, and important OF the petitioners -
This statement is not only untrue. but is a
misrepresentation of the medical prOfes- |
sion, and practically accuses Inc OF mis- |
representing them. What / did say, both
an the body OF the petition and in my adj
dress to the President, rs placed on your
Table and published everywhere, was ex.
ietly oppositc-that nine tentbs OF the
physicians OF the country regarded Gui-i
eau as insane. At the present time. after
he terrlbly Insane death that Guiteau died
nd after the microscopic examination OF
Is diseased brain, probably nine hundred 1
M ninety-Dine OF thousand OF the pro- y
ssion regard him as insane; but | hold
'u responsible only for your mlsstatc-
ents OF what was said In the doogsneufs A
al were brought TO your special st1onfjop. e
very truly, GEORGE ", BE1RD. n
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The New York walking Match.
HAzAEI, AND HUGHES OUT OF THE
RACE--NoRgMAc THE fAvoRrTE.

R0wRIJ., HAzAEL, AND HUGHES OUT OF THE
RAcE-NoRgaAc THE rAvoRrTE.
New YoRS, October 20.-At 5:23 Rowell
retired 10 his tent, and all sorts OF rtimois
concerning his condition were floating
around the garden. At O'Clock II was
definitely known around the tents that he
had given up the race. At Hamilton
Busby, according 10 instructions, had his
name stricken from the dials, and the ex-
champion Quilted the race with score OF
3s4 miles and laps. Rowel's stopped is
due 70 the irregular action OF the heart.
He was found after his withdrawal lying
on his cot with his feet propped up. lie
was anxious 10 continue the race, express
ing confidence in his ability to win, but MS
trainers and hackers, recognizing the Sc
robustness OF the case, refused to let nm 90
so.
IL Il. M.-Hazael has withdrawn. Wncn
he retired his score was 414 miles and
lap. His knees had given out. liazaeI
aud Rowell slept in their tents all hight'
and wiz he taken away in the morning.
Among the betting men Noremac Is the
favoritc. =, 80,
NEW YORK, October 27-1 A. M.-Thc
following is the score at this hour: Fitz-
gerald, 43l; Noremac, 422 Hughes, 42O;
Hart, 40S; Herty, 402; Nint, 374.
Hughes retired from the race at 1920 /:
NJ, announcing the fact at the judges
stand. At 1 o'clock =. NJ. the score was:
Fitzgerald, 4Sl miles and laps; Noremac,
4G5 miles and 2 laps; Herty, $50 miles and
4 laps; Hughes, 45O miles; Hart, 43jmiles;
Vint, 4l0 miles.
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me general freight agents OF all roads
rnnnmg east OF st. Loub, excepting ore.
M On thursday at 81. Louis and agreed
70 se0nce The rate on cotton 10 New York
anu new England 10 ten cents per hun.
eied. IL Is expected the new rate will 90
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a Caution TO Our Readers.

Inferior limitations frequently follow sue.
ccssful invention. This has been the case
with the patent LINOLEUM ilOOr-clOth. Be
yOnd all controversy its durability and
beauty are proven. when purchasing look
on the back of the cloth for the word
"LINOLEUM." 1t is printed on every square
yard. None other is genuine. All carpet
dealers keep il.
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BY George +. Crawford,
Real Estate Ayentand Auctioneer,
1908 Bank street.

( ,OMMISSIONER'S SALE OF A SMALL
~ BIT DESIRABLE FRAME HOUSE OF
To- u ROOMS, No. 2O6 DUNAL STREET. RE-
w EEN SECOND AND THIRD sTREETS-By
virtue OF decree of the Chancery Court of the
CITY OF Richmond, pronounced In the case of kilfy
Us. NIFTY e ais, the undersigned special commits
''o"ei' VIII sell at auction upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3IsT,
az /. NJ, the HOUSE AND LOT above mem
uOneu. Tie lot fronts ON the north side of Duynl
street 20 feet and runs back about SIS feet.
EHMS: One third cash balance I'm six and
Twelve months, the purchaser To execute hi, notes.
VIII interest added, for the deferred payments,
anu ute tn be retained until the whole OF The mr.
w., ,ihse-noney Is paid, and conveyance ordered by
tne court JAMES ASTON CABFIL,
c,,o,. Special Commissioners
okoRGE T.. CRAWFORD, ALctioneer oc 26
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GROVE AVENUE.
THE MOST DESIRABLE SUBURBAN PROP
ERTY on THE MARKET.

AT the request of Mr. Claiming VI. Robinson
we shall sell by public auction, on the prem
iscs, on - :, ,ooo
MONDAY, NOVEMBER O, 1882
at 4 O'Clock r. W., his wel-known and TRuLn
VALUABLE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE AND
GROUNDS, lying Immediately on Grove avenue
just half mile west from The city, CONSISTING OF
THlRTY-SfX ACRES OF VERY BEAuIifU VI
LAND most excellent ana adnirapIy Ak r
ranged TWO-STORY-AN D-BASEMENI BRiCh
DWELLING Of about twelve rooms: with modern n
improv ample ana compete
In all its appointments: large aud excellent SIA-
BLES, Barns, &C., all In nice order; extensive
and beautiful LAWN, and IA very large grove OF
the finest oaks surrounding the dwelling.
This property Is well known as one OF our most
handsome and valuable suburban residences; Is
in all re- poets the mos: attractive on the market
and needs only to he seen to he appreciated.
TERMS: Exceedingly liberal. and announcer NJ
sale. A., Al
Of the auctionecrs. and will be exhibited nj thc
time of sale and the property VIII be sold either
rs "A whole or suh-dividcd ~ may seem best at the
time Of sale. -
Conyeyanccs will he In readiness at our office for
the accommodation Of parties wishing 10 attend
the sale W. III LII ~ W.,
oc 81 AuctIOnecrs.
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VANITY FAR.-Another large crowd at
tended Vanity Fair last night The special
features were skating exercise by Master
Hiek, three tableauX, and the carnival.
Tonight the grand march will have
ferpschorcan finale, in which seventy cos
TUNED persons win appear. in addition TO
statuary and tableaux.
a quartettc from Haverly'S troupe has
been invited to render some popular airs.
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POWDER, &c.


GUNPOWDER.
DDn,poNIs EAGLE RIFLE, In : kegs:
DDtr,pp oIS EAGLE DUCK, In /, kegs:
DuPoNTs SPORTING nc, FFG, and FFFC. In
~ and % pound Kegs: ''' w !"
nDtnp0NT'S CH0kE-BORE, In \ kegs:
D.foNT's BLASTING and MINING POVDrR
pa n inli supply Of these celebrated BRANDs Of
lar In use. '"S ''''' p"pu-
ALSO,
Atlas POWDER aud HEMP and WATER
fkOOF F.SE. For sale by
HENRY VI. WORKMAN.
Su 2n-deod3msw3m '"''''
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Auction SALES.--FUTURE Days.
by W. Goddin & son,
Real Estate Auctionecrs,
Garner Of Bank and Eleventh streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i IMPROVED REAL G rs AZ At tNb
SOUTHWEST CONNIE OF 1 sn ~ T TIIp
sdIiTII siD /" or FRANKLIN BETWEEN
TWENTY-TIIiRD AND TWENT1.EOI XIII III,
STREETS, AND ALSO ON TIE NOkIH Sip TX
CST r ,tND BALLARD HOUSE-By virtue
of three several deeds of trust duly recorded III
Richmond ChanccTy Court, the first bearing date
2sth February, 1879, the second hearing nate
18th April. 1879, and the third hearing date l4th
October, lS79-the first recorded In Book 70.
ia A. page 121 the second In Book No. -
A., mage 500 and the third in Book No. 10 C.,
nuhlic auction, on the premises, in the order ah-
vertiscd, nj 1 O'Clock l.. NJ, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 0, 1882.
the following VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
Those TWO BRICK DWELLINGS, covered
with slate. ut the southwest corner OF Grace ana
Nineteenth streets each containing eight rooms,
with excellent brick kitchen In the rear, occupied
by Mrs Widman and Mr.. Wade at fair rents, liaV-
ing an aggregate front Of 80 feet by 100 feet In
rear. - =, ,,x,cr, ,,,-,r
BRICK TENEMENT on the south side OF Frank
lin between Twcnty-third and Twenty-iourtn
streets, fronting 20 PIP feet, running back 10
feet TO an alley 16 feet wide, occupied by Mr.. 81.
ID. Redwood, containing eleven rooms, WIN large
and com fortablc brick Kitchen in the rear,
TiniRRfFEE-STdRY Bf,icK TENEMENT occupied
by MIR. Rcicbman and Mr.: Morriss, on the north
side Of Franklin between Mayo street and the Bat
lard House, fronting % feet, nnins back 10 feet
TERMS: Whilst the deeds require n cash sale,
vet am authorized by the parties To accept one
fourth cash balance ut six, twelve. and eighteen
months for negotiable notes. interest ADDED, Sc
cured by deed OF trust, or all cash. at lne optlol
of the urchascrs. " l.. BOULM AXE,
&c 2S&3l&No2,4.7.S.9 Trustee.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

EOR SALE, PRIVATELY, AT q
L \ GREAT BARGAIN If application IS 81
made before the lst of November, 1882, a
BRICK CORNER STORE i'm
.hc heart of the city. Price $4,000. or will cN-
change for private dwelling of about the same
value. Applyto QUARLES & MCCUEDI.
foe 2i-Tu,1h&
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DUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE
i AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.-Will be

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1882,
situated I'm Chesterfield county, Va. on the War
wick road midway between the Petersburg pike
and Brancl's church, 3 miles from Manchester.
aLARGE NEW HOUSE AND BARN. There is
on the place fine young orchard, including APP
pies and other fruits Of various descriptions. The
land is under high state Of cultivation. For fur
thcr particulars, see handbills.
oc 2S-Sa2t# JACOB u. JOHNSON & SONS.
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RAILROAD LINES.
IN IN assssal ay;s.sE 3

Efi es agsx1 e q -; .
DJCUNOND, FREDERICKSBURG
X, sSn POTOMAC RAILROAD.-Schedui'
comInenclns MAY 10, icS .a. ,,or d,iiv. stop,
339 A. NJ, leaves IN l,nderck sbnrs
e.oo A NJ. leaves Byrd-Street station daily lef'
r.oo -. NJ. leaves Byrd.strect station daily.
(SIeeper.) -,
A.oo p NJ. Accommodation for Ashland, leave
NJ" Broad-Strcet station daily texcep
,,.osA NJ. arrives At Byrd-street station daily.
(Sceper.) ..,. -,
s:O4 T. NJ, arrives at l,yrd-strect s''''"n ""I''
GAS T. NJ, arrives at Byrd-street slaron u""
ga n. Recommendation arrives at Broad
90 " street station daily Except sunday
C. A. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent.
n r. d. MYERS. General SUPERINTENDENT mvl
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COALITION MEETINGs.-Last night in
every ward in the city the CoalitionistS
held meetings, and urged upon members
Of the party the necessity Of taking the
needed steps to qualify them as voters.
The enemy is organizing and perfecting
plans for the fight, and it behooyes the
Democrats to he alive to the fact and pre-
pare to meet the attack. Go to-day and
Register, and if you have not paid your
poil-taX do so at once, or your vote may be
lost.
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Bv Furman Topper,
Real Estate Agent and Anctioneer,
lOl6 Main street.

SALE OF TIIIEE-STO-
L RY AND BASEMENT DETACHED BRlCk
DWELLING, No. ia SOUTH SIXTH STREET,
BETWEEN CARY AND CANAL STREETS.-by
virtue Of a decd Of trust executed by william VI.
Hall and wife the undersigned ~ trustees, dated
November 10. 1878, aud recorded in the clerk 5
Office of Richmond Chanccry Court, Deed-Bo0k
ll3 &, page 26l. default having been made IN the
payment Of certain notes secured therein. ana be-
ing required So 10 do hy the beneficiary, we shall
sell by auction. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER z, 1882.
att 4 o'clock T.. W., ALL THAT LAND I'm the
city Of Richmond, with the IMPROVEMENT
THEREON, fronting 49, feet on the west line II
Sixth street, between Cary and Canal streets, and
running back between parallel lines lis feet 10 an
alley IA feet Wide. The house. conveniently ar
RANGED and substantially built Ia, twelve rooms,
incndsg bathroom al-O detached kitchen and
stable in yard. The property Is Weddings good
rental. 10000.
TERMS: Cash rs 20 expenses Of sale and sJS.26
due August y, 1850: 1926 due November -.
1880: $4,000 due November %. 1850. with per
cent. interest added To said payments from date Of
maturity; balance, If amy. ~ announced nj sale.
GEORGE IL. MACON,
FURMAN TUPPER.
Trustees.
-1r,~, .
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FREIGHT.
old DOMINION STEAMSHIP 1TSvs
~ COMPANY. .-aasizsssss
FOR NEW YORK.

This company Will dspatchone Of their splendid
amers-GUYANDOTTf. ROANOkE, MAN
HAITIAN. Old DOMINION. and RICHMOND
EVERY TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY
For hours Of sailing. see advertisement below
steamers leave New : ork I I ESDAl =, THURS
DAY =. and SATURDAYS at Il. VI. from Pier 20
NEW uumber), North river, foot of Beach street
They have splendid saloons, statc-rOOms, and
bathrooms.
The fare accommodations, and attentions are
unsurpassed.
Aftcr-cabn fare tn New York Including meals
and berth. SO: rOund-Urip tickets SIS steerage
with subsistence. ST; without subsistence, So.
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch. and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred
Freight received until O'Clock T.. VI. daily
For further information, apply to
GEORGE W. ALLEN Co, Agents,
iy2o office COMPANY wharycs. Rockets.
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By NcOrEc :. lsNOn K SON'
Real Estate Agents ana AuctiOneers,
No. Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY
L FRAMED HOUSE. WITH FOUR ROOMS.
No. 2O6 WEST CHARITY STREET, BEING
TUE SECOND HOUSE WEST OF ST. PAUL
STREET, on NORTH LINE OF CHARITY
STREET.-THE LOT FRONTS ABOUT 30
fEkT ON MORT LINE OF CHARITY
STREET. RUNNING BACK WITHIN PARAL-
LEI LINES los FEET.-By virtue of a deed If
trust from William -. Anderson 10 Il. +. Hatcher,
dated 23d Of April 1850, recorded I'm Richmond
thanccry Court. In Deadlock lis Il, page 2Oi.
10 secure tie payment of "A certain sum of money
therein specified default having been made in the
payment of 4 part thereof. will. being thereto
required by the beneficiary Of said deed. proceed
to sell at public auction on the premises, on
TUESDAY OCTOBER 81, 1882,
at 1 O'Clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY above de-
scribcd.
TERMS: Cash Is to expenses OF executing hi,
trust and TlS7.l6 and accrued interest: ON a
credit r. H. The following sums S5s.2j on the 23d
OF January, 1883: 500 on the 23d of ApliI. 1888.
and $3.50 on the 23d of July, 1883: balance
upon such terms IL may be announced at sale. ne
c'ti.:ilc notes 10 be given for the deferred pay
ments, secured by trust-deed on the property.
GEORGE :. NASlION,
oc % Administrator Of r.. +. Hatcher.
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AUCTION sALrs...Thi. Day.

AUCTION SALES.''Ihfs ivy.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, GR
Nos. 1893 AND 14f0 FRANKLIN SfhhIi'
Our regular sale Of stock will take place
THIS DAY
at 10 o'clock when win offer reSisry y ., hc
ceiient animals, from which seiectiohS may y"
made for CT ty or farm purposes.
FOUR GOOD FARM MULES
PREVIOUS TO WHICH
all VEHICLES that may be contriDuEte1ao T 70 "'e
sale. h tuctionccr
oc % h"'''
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AUCTION sALEs-Futurc Days.
By william II. Lyme & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers'
No. 1113 Main street.

By william II. Lyme Coz
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
No. 1113 Main street.
A UCTIoN SALE OF THOSE TWO
" ATTRACTIVE AND VALUABLE
STORES, .
DESIGNATED RY No. 10,
IN THE EAST LINE OF SEVENTEENTH
STREET, CORNER WALNUT ALLEY
NOW OCCUPIED By
WILLIAM T.. GRANGER, ESQ.,
AND NO. 1928 EAST MAIN STREET BE-
TWEEN SEVENTEENTH AND
EIGHTEENTH STREETS,
SOUTH SIDE,
OCCUPIED BY
NICHOLAS NEUROHR, ESQ.
We shall sell by public auction, on the premises,
I'm the order named, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1882,
at 4 L. NJ
1st that wcll-known and most desirable BISlr
NESS PROPERTY, No. 10, on the east side OF
Seventeenth street. occupied rs restaurant, being
an IRON AND STOCk-BRiCK BUILDING. con,
tanning about six rooms over The store, WIN all
modern convenicnces. &C., and Will at all times
pay handsomely as an investment. .
%. or Immediately hereafter, the LARGE
FOUR-STORY sT0CK-BRICk STORE, with
DWELLING over same, containing six rooms,
kitchen, &C., designated by No. l725 east Main
street, being If the most substantial and we'll
built and arranged stores In that iocallty-n0w
occupied by most excellent tenant ar falr
rcntal-and well-establishcd busness-stand.
TERMS: One third cash: residue at SIX, twolye.
and eighteen months for negotiable note, Interest
added, and secured by trust-deed.
WILLIAM II. LYME & CO.,
oc 22,2427,2S,20,3I&NO Auctionccrs.
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nor NEW YORK.-The Old i'm

EOR NEW IORK.-The Old fcTrH
Il Dominion steamship Gomp2nv's sxIkazssssssxs
proposed saiings for the week following are:
OtD DOMlNlON.C Captain WALKER. FRIDAY,
October 27th. ut 2 o'clock u. VI.
GUYANDOTTE, Captain KELLY, SUNDAY ,
October 29th at g O'cloc' \. N.
ROANOKE, Captain COrCH, TUESDAY, OctO-
Der 2 ] 81 at O'Clock \. VI.
Freight received until o'clock +. NJ. Friday,
o'clock l.. e saturday. aui - o'Cioc =. y.
NOud2v.
Through bills Of lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch Ia ali points north, south,
east. aud west; also to foreign ports
Passenger accommodations Unsurpassed.
After-cabin fare TO New York 0ncluding meals
and BERTH. $40: ronBd-triptcketS.S SIS; Storage,
with subsistence, 81; without subsistence. SO.
Passenger, leaving Richmond Mondays. Tues
days, Wednesdays. and saturdays by the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad al l 1850 4. NJ Will make
connection M Norfolk with steamer leaving those
days. Cabin fare. 5000. Tickets to be had al
the Richmond and Petersburg depot and A. W
CARRIERS. 1000 Main street.
For freight or passage. apply to
GEORGE W. ALLEN < CO., Agents.
Oc 25 COMPANY Wharf Rockets.
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By George ;. Vashon & son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
No. 7 Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
~ VERY DESIRABLE TRUCK FARM IN
IlENRICO COUNTY, NORTHWEST OF AND
NEAR no THE CITY OF RICHMOND, CON
tanning ABOUT FIFTEEN ACRES. L0-
GATED on EITHER SIDE OV HOWARD
k0AhD; BETWEEN TIE HERMITAGE ROAD
AID MD hRQOk TURNPlkE-HOWARD ROAD
lNTERSECTS L II r. BROOK TURNPIKE
ABOUT HALE \ MILE FROM THE CITY
IMPROVEMENTS INSIST OF LARGE
FRAMED DWELLING. WITH USUAL AND
AMPLE OlI-BuILDlNGS. GOOD ORCHARD.
&C:, NC:-TlIE PROPERTY Il NOW OCCT-
PlED by MRS. ISABELLA WILLIAMS. AND
II KNOWN AS THE HOMESTEAD OF TUE
LATE ISAAC WILLIAMSBURG LAND Is
AERl RlCH, AND THE PROPERTY IN ALL
RESPECTS Is IN \ FIRST-CLASS CONDI-
IlON.-By virtue of u decree of IlenricO Ctrcuit
court, entered on the 18th day Of October. ISS2.
IN The cause of Hood and wife rs. WiUiams's eX-
ScutrlN, VIII proceed 10 sell at public auction on
The premises, on V-
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1882,
at 4 o'clock +. IL, the PROPERTY above de-
scribeI. "'' W.
The property will be sold as a whole or I'm soma
rare parcels, 10 suit the wishes Of purchasers
TERMS: one fourth cash balance I'm three cnuol
PAYMENTS III SIX, twelve, and eighteen months for
notes. win Interest added and title retained until
lhe purchase-money Is fully paid and "A convey
ance Is ordered by The Court.
oc BENJAMIN II. NASH
" - COmmis SiOncr,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-28
LOST. sTRAYED. AND STOLEN

OST OR STRAYED, FROM tes.sy
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'I ne Ss'u'y' JOHN CONNER.