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venWs's Fly.rrap.
THE Cornhin Maganne.


This curious marsh-pIant, instead ef set
ting hocussed bowls Of liquid for its vie
TINS, like a Florsntine OF the fourteenth
century, lays a regular gin or snare for
them, on the same plan as a common saaI-
ping ra,.trap. The end OF the leaf il
divided into two folding halves by
the midrib, and on each half are
three or i've highly sensitive hairs. The
moment one Of these hairs Is touched by 4
fly the two halves come together, enclosing
the luckless insect between them. As II
ON purpose TO complete the resemblance to
8 rat.trap, too. the edges Of the leaf are
formed Of priskly jagged teeth, which 6t
In between one another when the gin
shuts, and 20 eaectually cut of the insects
retreat. The plant then sucks up the
juices Of the Nv. and 40 soon NJ IL has fully
digesfed them the leaf opens automatically
once more and nsets the trap for another
victim. II IL an interesting fact that this
remarkable insecivore appears to be still
new and struggling species, or else an old
type on the very point Of extinction, for 1t
h only found IN few bogs over very
small area In the neighborhood OF Whining
top, South California.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-03

.sxesvassnr Tor ne pubhe esAhibr. IN
pcrinteudsnt Cesry has about Soriy he
woe engaged In the work.
Last week SO, 100 pounds o. fcoaeco
we've sold al the various warehouses ~
sbIs city. being an Increase 81 teseiW
pcunds over ihs preceding week. Ffos,
now on tin Christmas the receipts VIII
doubtless I've large.
Eighteen marriage. licenses we're issued
from the elerk's office during the mouth Of
November. and twenty-five transfers Of
real estate were recorded.
The Mozart Association has reoresaizea
for the season. and win give IL opebinp
concert II the Opera-Bousc WEDNESDAY
evening.
The sum Of u, 81 was collected at The
iDternal-resenue ofsee In this city 'as'
week. bkkusoNT'
LrscBBuRo TOBACCO MARKET.
10y Associated Press-B
IyNenrugG. VA, December 2, 1885,.
The secretary Of the Lyncbbnrg Tobacco
Association reports that the sales OF ieai
tobacco for November were l,sIj,V'
rounds. A committee 81 the Association
has been appointed 10 arrange for fui
exhibition of ieaf-tobacco al the New or
leans Exposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-03
LfNCHBURG.

The New Niais,ers-rhe FRS, Snsw--Ths
Fable Baiiaiss --iwmenss Increase la To-
baess saies-Marr,sges, Ae.
loopespendence Of the Hiehmsnd Dispa,es.l
DsculGaR :, 1884.
DIR. jobs Harmon, the istcly-appeinted
pastor OF Memorial Methodist Episcopal
church, and Rev. r. A. Peterson, the new
pastor OF Csert.slreet Methodist Episcopal
church. beth transferred from Richmond,
preached their first sermons here sum
DAY. No;witbssndisg the iRelsMent
weather, large congregations attended both
churches In the morning, and fair csngre-
cations at night. Eight new members were
taken in Al Memorial church, and Dr.. Han
non announced that be would commence
prutmsted services Al once, Monday being
txed forth beginning.
considerable progress u being made ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-03

.snuenestichs svef gathered In sbr a'ssec-
ssi<t church. We understand movement
ts On lect 70 have h,sn retained.
After the Ii al January wcuiii have
two koicls. A fifst-class hose r. much
resded here. u II rroposet to re5fe ,nizs
tbc Marshall GoSnet Band. which. on &C
count Of political differences among Us
members. Was disbauded some time since.
Circuit conyt--Judse HsEley presiding
commenced here to-day and viii continue
through The week. A number oil prom,
nent gentlemen, Hons. b. b. Muniord sno
Thomas Smith amoBg the number, are eN.
pected tomorrow. 10 psrt'eipale ID h'
coming Democratic jubilee. ""
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WILLIAMSBURG.
Ksaiesi Observation-Disclosures - Nasieal-eir-
cult lssrt.

Radical Methods keisgisas - NasicaI-Cir-
cult rssrt
fcorrespondrnoe OF tie Eichmoss issI~teh.I
DEcBNsgs :, 1884.
The following Illustration wilishew hsw
sssd many Republican votes wese se-
cured In this section at the late election :
4 few days sipeea white man from the
county, who. up 10 the last election. had
slwsys voted The straight Democratic keket,
wxs asked why u was thai be had changed
hispsiitics. Mis- spswsr Vas that out his
way most all the wisites were Republicans.
sEd fbsy told him that every POOR man
uokt vote the RePublleap ticket or suAer:
that ~ voting the Republican ticket, N be
should be taken sick, be would have some
one 20 call on fer assistance. bat II he voted
against them, be would have v look out
Ter himseli.
A easan Of Nahoncitss wss held snn-
dry. Issting about two houI1. Alter the
usual aunber Of promises II places next
fsIl. when, they say. Nshsne Il 70 be
6ovsfnorl the DUtinR adjourned.
R<v, r. q. EdNards preached his fare
~ stymop hit nisht 70 ono v the lasyest
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.
snow fall and Personal items.
Max

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
DECEMBER /, 1884.
The first snow OF the season fell here yes
terday afternoon, aud to-day the earth is
covered.
Professor John Il. Minor and his bride
have returned from ten-days' wedding
tour.
Quite warm canvass is in progress for
the postmastership ut the University. |
hear that Colonies Preston and Werien-
baker and Mr.. A. u. Bib are the leading
candidates.
Elder Il. IL. Blcnus preached in the Dis
ciples church Yesterday. Qrn.
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Fall Of a Big Rock at the Natural
bridge.

Especial telegram to the Disl atch.l
NATURAL BRIDGE, December |, 1884.
This morning rock weighing about forty
tons fell from the arch at the Natural
Bridge. The report was deafenlng. The
pieces in the rebound Scared the walls.
Nothing indicates the place from which IL
fell but a square niche. The curved line
OF the bridge is not broken. This is the
first fall recorded since the bridge was
struck by lightning in l719.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-03

Mr.. NJ. V. Kerns, who died in Glouces-
ter county Il few days ago, was universally
beloved in his neighborhood> He was a
native OF Pennsylvania, but settled in the
county several years before the war, and
at the breaking out OF hostilities made
the cause OF his adopted State his own.
He entered the Confederate army and
served CALAMITY TO the end He was taken
prisoner, and during his Imprisonment IT,
peaiedly urged to take the oath OF allegiance
to the Federal Government. but indignant.
ly refused. lie was worthy member Of
the Masonic fraternity and OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-03
,nNDAY, UrrruBER g, 1881,
IyE. h. Cook, Auct'oneer'
"a ktnsh .iYset.

IyE.B h. Cook, AHctioneer,
- Kin.h ,ircet-
yNTIpE STOCK OF GROCERIES,
Il, puy GOODS. IIQUGRS, SHOE, BIG
.,IE@, PfgAFrONS. sPkfNS-N N,tN. AND
tCfSIVOIp FURNITURE, AT Attl -
HAVING mad, Other busineSs onFaeements' VIZ
s.il M nv sioy.. ~ the iniers,con II The " u
Inon6 and Henriro turnpike. ana neiris "pio>'o
Tanner Delaney Works. on
THURSDAY, Am DEcENBER'
Al 10. o'cl,ck. ALL OF NY STOCK. embracing
q large aud sell--elected lot 4 fhtSh "ko-
= sTiaARS. con sEss, TEAS. SALT. BtCoN,
SNOKISt5- AID CtiEWlSG-IuBA'tO -'
WOLAsSFS. NNCkEREL. HERRiNi,s.
WHI~kFYs,. GIN. HANDLES. WINE.
,T1CKERT, WppD- AID TIN-WAhL $50
4 large iot Of LAUNDRY AND foiLEi
4 l ~ Sr a..q %AaD .of SHELLY GOODS.
CANNED GOODS: 81. ~.
4 large and varied a--9rtmcnt Of DRY GOODS
AND MOTIONS; 1,>.,- <..,,.-.
sTORT.FIXrTREs inch a SHOW NSE>,
toJ'STFR. AND PLArFORN-sCALEs.
OH AK. BtR-FlNfCRES.
The FURNITURE j. ~ 81 excellent Gu.htY
and embraces PAKLoR AND OHA MbIh AK 4
Giles ia such variety as IS usually i"99d 10 Nel NIL
furni she'd residence, including On" 6t-u' " T.
PINNO "a waInu: ease, and said 10 D. ar ln'rd-
meuf Of excellent tone,
TOP.BEGGY AND HAYNES, FttAi-
tons: } excellent MILk-WAiuN. nearly
new; ! TOP SPRIN|.W tGnN' i" good
order: IfNENPIRED LICENSES.
This sale should attract Gas u dsserN - pu1pg
attention. j. the stock " 20 varied. and II ls nv
determination r. sell without reserve.
The premises can D. leasedlor one of more .,.tr'
upon lboFal terms. lttNNi NJ NUN
sale couGrc,od ly =. n. COOK, Auciioncrr. N
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y.osT. srRAYED. AND FOUND.

NO1ICE.-i shall apply 10 the Board OF
~ Directors OF the Richmond AMI Dauyile fail.
road Company for The renewal OF CERTIFICATE
No. AL. dated November p. ls47 for TEN
SHARES OF STOCK N SAID COMPANY,
standing in the name Of Nathaniel Wilson, Tue
original having been lost or Inisiaid.
WILLIAM I. ONERBN.
sheriff Of PitiNkan,a county. and - such admin
isirator de b0niS ran. with the viii annexed 90
Nathaniel " ilson deceased. no i2-M2m
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Another County Heard From.

lCouesI ondence Of ME- Richmond Dispatcb.l
HAMPTON, Va, December .. 1891.
Clerk Biekford, OF this county, states that
on law processes and deeds have been sent
to the Auditors, and he either bolds receipts
or hs returned paid checks. HAMPTON.
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Fire i'm Texas.

GALVESTON. December "A special to
the Ne,cS from Troupe, Tex, says: A
disastrous fire ut late hour last night de-
stroyed a row Of six business-houses.
Total loss about 81, 900 insurance. $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-03
on YEARS OF AGONY ENDED.
THE CUTICURA REMEDIES TRIUMPHANT

have been afflicted for twenty year, with an
obstinate skin-diSeass. called by some VI. D's
psoriasis, and others leprOsy, commencing on my
scalp, and IN spite OF all could do, with the help
81 the most skilful doctors. II slowly but surely
extended, until year ago this winter II covered
my entire person In form OF dry scales. For the
last three years have been unable TO do any labor
aud suffering intensely all tbs time. Every mora
Ing there could he nearly dusipanfiI OF scales
taken from the sheet ON ray bed, some OF them half
as iafte as the envelope containing this letter.
In the latter part Of winter uy skin comI4eDres
cracking open. | tried everything almost thgt
could be thought O, Without any relief. The 18th
Hot springs. reached Detroit, aud was - low 1
thought shOaiu have 10 30 10 the hospital, but
nDaiy got ~ FAR s. Lansing, Miek where had "A
weeks. but did me no good. All ,hoagnt had but
short time 10 live. ! carasslv prayed 10 die
Cracked through the skin sll over my hack. across
my ribs, arms, hands, limb, feet badly swollen.
tOt-Dails came OF. finger nss dead Sand hard a.
bone, hair dead. dry, and hfeiers a. Old .trsw-Oh
nv God how did suner.
My sister had small part OF a box OF Cutieura
IN lhe house she wouldn't give up aid, - We
viii uy CuticEra." some was applied on one
hand and arm. Eureka there WAS rellcf--.topp~si
ti,s ssrisle burning sssv alton frsn ~ word 70.
They Immediately got the tlTlgURA REsDI-
WIT, CUTICURA, ana CUTiCTRA SOAP. /
conneaees BY taking one tablespoonful Of Resell
vent three iitzes dav. after meals; had hath
once day. water ssouf blood heat. used Cutisura
soap ffeely. applied fuiicirs morning and even
ing, Remit, returned 70 10Y h,me 10 Jast ax
weeks from the lme 1 lsfl, shd nv sgiu Is As
smooth as this sheet Of paper.
HIRAM y. CARPENTER.
HENDERSON, jefferson county, NY.
Sworn to before nae tbisy 9th day Of January,
1850. A. N. LEsFENwELL.
Justice Of the Peace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-03
Sworn to before me tbisy 9th day Of January,
1850. A. VI. LESFENMELL.
Justice Of the pesee

CrricrRA EksoLyEST, the new siosd- purifier,
inter and CtTfcrEA and CrTiCUgA soar,
The great skfn-rarcs. xttrnniy, clear the COM
plexlss, cleanse the shin and scalp and pn1fy the
blood Of every speeies or nchiHe, Scalv, Pirspiy,
sersfuIsas hereufiai. ana Csseeross Usmors ara
skin-Tsrturss whca phyasisns. hospitals, and Al.
sibef means nail.
sold everywhere. Price. CrTlcUnA, soc.
soar, 2Ec.. RnsoLvEST. 81.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL. Co.
Ro<t.it.
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DEAUTr's BATE-THE CUTICURA
~ MEDICINAL AND TOILET SOAR.
aeS-Wtwj&la
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oomnISSION MERCHANrs.

GREEN & BATEMAS,
VI
members New york ccttos and stock Exchanges.
CeTTON, STOCKS. GRAN, AND FOREIGN
EXCHANGE.
Mills Bu!ldisg, 81 Wall street, New York.
BATEMAN CO.. Washinytos, ID. &.
Correspondence solicited. Private wires.
CCsr,spsndesss Gilhrt ". Green b Co., New
Orlesns and Galveston; Charles 6rcso's sen
Co, savannah. Ga. M 3o-eoaSn
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
lO1f MAIN STREET,

lO1f MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, November /. 1854.
Al persons interested IN the above order are
hereby nOiined that | have fixed upon THU RS
DAY the 4th day Of December, at II NJ, at nav
once, IL the city OF Richmond. as tie time and
place for executing the sane; at which time sn1
sace all creditors OF William Holt Richardson,
'lsceascs. are directed Ia appear aud law their
claims before me. together with the evidence In
support Of the sane. ROBERT 7. HUBARD,
Commissioner In thaucery.
r. CANNON. pa.
II. A.ATkINsoN, y. d. no i2-W4w
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q
The court doth adjudgc, order and decree that
this causc be- referred % one of the commissioners
of tins court. who 3. instructed, after the notice
hereinafter mentioned tO the parties 10 take, state,
and settle an Of the tran sstctlOns Of the
defendant, Mary D.. LYON. admin stratrix OF VIII
liam Holt Richardson. deceased. &c, showing
what assets have come 20 her hands a. such admin
l.trltriN or are under her control, aud how III o
has disposed of the same. Also. an account III The
a. bts aud demands against the estate Of the said
William Holt Richardson, with the legal priOri.
tie- of said debts demands ID any such there be.
~ a. u show the names Of the several creditor,
aud the amounts seYeEJly due them. princip pal
and interest to date. Also. az account or what
real estate the said William Holt Richardson died
.eiLed and possessed, WHERE the same j. situated
it, annual aud fee simple value. and whether there
are an. licas on the same by deed Of trust ludg.
ment ar otherwise. and the order Of priority OF
such liens. n sny there be.
And said cOmmi ssiOner l. directed Ia give notice
~ tie time aud place OF executing tins order by
pubilsa rlon once week Tor four successive weeks
In sonie one of tsr newspaper. published w the
city at Richmond which publication, when COM
plcted, -h, Doe IN lieu ~ personal -ersice on the
parties.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT. THAT MOST De -
II SIGABLE NEW DETACHED BRICK N
RESIDENCE. No. S2s5 wc,t Grace street, con-
iaining eight room, bay-windOws commanding
fulI view ~ trace street b. Richmond College,
and al mudefn Wproycments. such a. hot and
cOld-water iang,.. LItrobc stoyes. gas-hNturcs.
Sc. TO good and permanent tenant tue rent
viii be- low ". H.LINE & co,
de 3.3t llt3 Main street.
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TRAINS soRTHwARn
,DaDy. TDsuy fcNcap, sunday.
eVapptNG pf.kffFs

,DaBy. TDsuy lcNeap' sundaVl.
STOPPING PLACES.
Noe. 80 and a. MAKE no .t1l~. " 81 ~ i
. res,fr. ~. IS stops ~ NaurH isF' ~ W.
Einh 4 ,otralIa. and Chester. Nts. a. ami - ....
~ narctt,tsr, Centralia. aud tner','. ~.
20. p, ~. II. and IL stop % az 'iii.l. 49,.
and -'cp Al an stations cNcept temples
PULLMAN CAR-srRNicF.
on train. Nos. 40 and 90 s,ern!n f-olr' n'if
Vaskirgtop and Charleston. pn lr4ins ". B. !
snn ~. .leeping cars between NAsh.n..on
Jsclsanvtlle. on Trsii Mo- ~ ana ~ '..,'
.ar.cArs between New YORK AND dae~'nns %"
TBE ONLY ALL-RAiL LINE 10 NohtDi.N
tr,vr ARRIVE.
pirhnoud. 1919 \. NJ Norfolk. 80 r. ~.
Norf,ik..... f-:55 4. VI. Rrln.Vrf u - y. y
Norfolk. 1Z.2JP. ". Richmond Oh b. ".
f-oW Fafmyiile, Ivnchhurg. auf epHfhwt-'trI
poiu,s and way.siatiOns on The Norfolk AMI Vote
r. Al. E1IERSON, General Passenger Agent
- - u.
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Tor RENT. m
II BUSINESS PLACES. Ill
several de.rableuew MAIN->TREEr STORES.
several hr-t-cass new BROAD II RtEI
STORES. a.
The beet FEEDS fAND in the city, corner Six
teenth ana franki streets. -
GREEN-GROCFRY AND oiSTER-lIOl 81.
corner second and Canal streets; several ROOMS
attached.
OFFICES IN Milkinson's Hall.
STORE ana DWELLING. No. II north FOuf-
tenth street: 10 rooms.
BOARDiNG-HOUsE. No. : south Fourteenth
street. - . . 49, 49,.
JAMEs-RIvEE BREWERY AND GRollNDs.
WEST-END PARk, q ARDEN, AND DWELL
ING.
SToEE AND DWELLING, corner Nineteenth
aud Main streets.
Large STOLE, Ninth street near Main street.
STORE, llo4 Cary near Twelfth street; cheap
j. THOMPSON BROWN 4 co,
Real Estate Agents and AuctlOneers'
no 3O-eOdSt lll3 Main street.
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ny rnrman nippsr, "A
Real Estate Assent and hnct:osss-,
Ielc Main street. niehnesd. Va
rvEAHD SALE or suPEgB BROAD
osrHrrT PROPERTY, SITUATED m
TvEEsMuSFvRDA So GrLsEs
srnvETs IN THE CENTRE
OF THAT SPIRITED
a,s,.yss QUARTER muoH souGnT AFTER
ny LIVE TEArEsnES AND
sbREwD INVESTORS.

u, r.oufst 81 william ". 2 mmerm N In.-
a.. ia deed dard SDycnlher IS. 1884 81 resofe
se p1ehnosd thsncsry Court, from T. ~tlle- ana
aId wife 70 secure eredisyr-, sbaii ssi AZ ~h'-
ton on the premise, on
WEDNESDAY, prcEMrf8 g. 1881
a, a. oc,ock =. NJ. III following TRULY VALu-
ARl,E REAL E~rArL: rp,,s
Thai SPlFSnID TWC-sfORY BRth
STORE AND DWELLING No. 7ot, eonEnnlng
lon rooms besi dss the Store, completely rarni,su
with an The appointments % home ana BUSHES
sorscn,snecs. ali tfe ROOMS being nicely MAtos-
c.afed nni waifr and ga over ihe entire rrehisf''
Ths iot 'front.' 1Oxi - fett 10 a s-toot alley.
H. That EQUALLY VALUABLE >fuht NM
Unwilling, adjoining The above, 70. Ivss sup,,
,iod with atout he satne nefnter oi roeni, ANU
.tnIlar coryenieeces. In. let Fronts le.ioNi5o
III TfjRtr PELRIE>s STORE BULpiSG
/ nTg adjoining Ne. 7os. having ifcs, o. ~ IT,
eash ana depth Of i3b iIet 70 "a l'-ic"s aiif1'
Non which are two neat n MED ieDeuisht,.
Particular attention T. called 70 ths ~ie. y
tie rhanre -eldOfE presenied o. select - slnvf
saie nom -Hch a quantity 81 yahaDie Ne'thh"
Braad-sirefi property.
i'h7S FUKMAN TCPrER-
A.o0 Auclsoa'er.
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S:sRsl,
COURT ORDERS.

I h. ELLISON ~ SONS. -. Plaintiffs,
william Holt Richardson's adminis'ratriN. .
,,Ig.... ......... ...................D Defendants
~ CiANCERN.
10.
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AUCTION 'S'" y - = ~
n, las Mscdcnrsll, Aaetioneet,
49, No. Ietscvtrpcr street.
~,xrrprL ASSORTMENT or u0Us ~
\ fsfI n AND KITCHEN FuhNiTTE..,, 80 :.
~ srlTrlON.--Hy request II NJ. 4. - W nv" 2,
a.. who r. renewing RON ~ cry. w,n ~ :.
b. residsses, No. ~ poim rirn.'.s
an. ,esst. fhs entire assortneot % Jkri-
lo'h' wkRDnoBEs,s BTDsTtans.
Hi'REkUS, WAsBs IAND-
TARiEs, tHAihs, MiRkOHs,
,EATIigE-p, Ds-
MATTRESSES. bEIbiS',
TRDCEEhy.
,I.ArsWAkE,
yrTsp.u.s hsArE CooKiN.-syovE. and
"a, Ne, JA- hACU0EG ALL.
- gn.'"' sne,mn.er.
DIrRIW SAFE OF THIRTY HEAD
og UORsss AND MI Al TIT ~ "a
rrr- 81 IN. THOMAS 2; TrESEE; bs sl;
SSp 1913 FKANkLiS sfhEi.'' hit h"oSo'
49, ' THURSDAY prcKsrER am,
e,,,y.etne RIDING. chRKfAt.f-, ana GIN
ERAI-PvRrpsE BoR-ts, ne NnLs ssss.-
boh' sah N''n'I' ''w ". DrIsBER, AGENT.
.rvo. =. LAuGHroS. hacilono.r. 80,
~aIa q eonlm.ne. =. = Q eloet. az -,
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TALmABhE
i PARCEL o. LAND. LYING ~ GufsI ek-
FiFLD COUNTY TneEE b plrtti.,iisr' ~ 'oS
TiISISG 2fh kCRFS OBJ LASh, NM
tRANk MOUSE WITH FIVE Rooms AND
rHF Usual oIiT- iNG>-zbT httle 81 =
deed Of trust ,Necuied 30 me on voc ~ e ~
Arm. 1877. and daly recorded IN .. sf'itla
T.unfy fonsi In u. 4. ~. on mage 90 - Jun .
ye,orson md Sarat ". hs wife, ana by i-i''-' O
fhe holder 81 lie note secured shai'. ohi
MONDAY, DHCEuBER e, 1854
atJ2 o'elors noon. >rl % puhlle aneiioh. % ~,
s,yee,J fo,i-thouss, the TRACT Of LAND above
des,r,bed. conIaluine' 26', NRas. .,
TRAYS ,ash sufficient 20 pay she eNptns"s 81
e>errfiue this fTlsf and 10 disch@rpe n. aMoau'
due on a note for sS75. payable TWO year. IRON
date AZ shovu By on. note OF even d.te WIN W
snr,rIv ID. =. rRrt.
~n"" rrlsico.
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THE CITIZENS BANk % RICHMOND, &C.. r. AN
TIFT. AGAINST 4. T. JOHNSON AND OIhtRs'
DEFENDANTs, ~ TIE CHANCERN COtkt OF
CITY Oh RICHMOND.
Beniamlnin H. Berry, clerk OF said court, GER
lify thai the rond required Of the special conrn>-
.ouers by the dee: In said cause of The lth day
ct December, 1888, has been duly gwen 90.
Given under my hand this 9th day of Nav. sSi
no2J BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
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DOR RENT. THAT DEstRABLEG,
II COTTAGE 80. 633 north Fifth street Ii
containing five rooms besides Kitchen, with large
ward attached. Rcut only 900 per annnIn. APP
IlV 10 JOHN \. GODDiN.
- Real Estate Ageui,
o I,--Ll md EllNnIlln .frnlf
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TRUSTEES SALE OF \ VALUABLE
L JAMES RIVER FARM ~ GOOCHLAND
COUNTN.--By virtue Of deed Of trust from W /.
W. Hazard, dated the 18th day April. 1854, and
duly recorded IN the Clerks office of the County
Court ofGOochland. aud at the request OF the bene-
icisry In said deed, default having been inade ~
the payment OF certain bond therein secured |
will, a. trustee. IN said deed soil al public auction
Oh tie premises, On
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-03
DICHMON FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
THROUGH ALL-RAIL FAST-FREIGHr LISs
ToAND FROM BALTIMORE, PHlLADkL.-
PHlA. NEW YORK. AND EASTERN
AND WESTERN CITIES.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN RlCH
AOND AND BALTIMORE II EACH
DlREC ZION.

CorrespODdlngly quick time 10 other p0ln1i
Through bills OF iadlng issnea al Tow rate.
4. A. TAN IOR.
iv1 General treight Asrat.
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DICHNOND AND DANNlLLE RAIL
IL ROAD COMPANY.
CoNDENsED SCHEDULES.
N EFFECT SUNDAY. OCTOBER IL 1854

Tram No. so Through passenger stops ~ ai .'t'
fiCu- connecting al keysNillc tor al points 90 70
And " railroad; AT sutheIlns WIN MILTON s''
-l.h.rlfn NarrOw-laugc ritlrndh tnr Nil.'h, ta
,,r,.n sboro' Tor all points On salem trlnri, 80
Salisbury FOR all points on Ne-t'In NnrN a''-
Tina railroad; at Atlanta for an points N"'il t.i
Southwest.
Train No. SO (through passeng'r and ma .i0rS
az sal sbnry, Greensboro, Reidsii.le hisf I"'ui,
rhomasyilir. Lexington. and Concord. h'N~u
Danytile and Charlotte, and an stations brfNnl
Richmond aud Danyille; connecting at ~Gtl.f-
Inns with Milton aud Suther'in Narrpw-'' go
railroad FOR Milton; az Greensboro TOR al. pn.l.'
ON salem Branch aud North tarunlt tiAl.iO1; 40
charlotte with Charlotte. columbia and Aurl.il
ysfiruad Tor Columbia. Augusta. Savannah, sNd
Eiorld. points, and All p,,u'- fn iir ~nHth aud
sIrsiu No. 80 ca Richmond lnI NDfs.tf. .r.
railroad yum, dailN except Sunday.
Trains from tine South arrive at Richmond 40 90
A. NJ. and ass J.. VI
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~ reg IIlT BHset ngrr trUn1 1IIIII' On NIf.
PULLMAN-CtR SERVICE.
ON Train 5O-Ncw Noga aud Atlanta ria Wasl-
gt0n and nauylilc.
On Tram No. ~ Washington and AugI.ft,
Washington aud NV priDi.-. RlrhmuuI A..S
DauNille Returning, Ilusillc and Richmond -
tfaia No J3.
Tickets sold to all points south. southeast, and
southwest aud hagaag' checked through.
No Iay-oNcr ch,cks given on local tcklts.
NJ. Il AlGilIER,
General Passenger Agent.
S0LlIAAs. Traric Manager.
At. Kivks. General MANAGER u
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- TiiE tHANttEl ioi III on ihft
CITY or RICHMOND, VA, June 80, 1854.