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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-24
General Grant.
APPoMATTOX COUNTY, Va,
May 10, 1885.

APPoMATTOX COUNTY, VA,
May 10, 1885.
To tie Editor Of the Dispatch:
Your correspondent " Veritas,' in an
article to which my attention has been
recently called, referring to the laying
waste OF the Shenandoah Valley in
1864. by order of General Grant, pro-
pounds the following question Can
another instance be produced when un-
der similar circumstances such an or
der was given by general command
ing an army Of civilized nationg"
In reply, would say that very early
in the war the Coniederacy was enyi-
roned by n Gordon of naval and land
forces which eilectually blockaded the
importation of provisions and placed
her virtually in state of siege. His
tory furnishes numerous examples
where commanding generals, under
such circumstances, have subjected
cities and territories to the devastation
Of fire to aid in their subjugation.
Viewed by itself and apart from any
general plan, the destruction of property
in the Shenandoah-Valley campaign
would appear to be sheer and mex
eusablc vandalism, and was, and is, so
considered by many to this day. But
it was clearly part of general policy
adopted TO aid ia the subjugation of the
South, and the same orders were given
TO and carried out by General Sherman
and other officers of the Federal army.
How eflcctual this policy was all who
are familiar with the closing scenes of
the Coniederacy can testify. Could
General Lee have eludcd his pursuers at
Appomattox Courthouse he would have
had TO fight his future battles without
artillery, for his starved and exhausted
teams could have carried il but little
further. And now let us consider
what has been said about the inhuman-
ity and vandalism OF such policy.
The destruction of barns and granaries
was called a war upon women and chill
dren. Is il not war upon women and
children to call the father and husband
from his home and slay him upon the
field Of battle, or send him back a
manned and helpless cripple TO wear an
empty sleeve or hobble upon crutches
the balance Of his daysy
That the war would have continued
longer bat for the failure Of supplies in
the South no sensible man can doubt.
Thousands who are now at home en-
gagged in peaceful pursuits would then
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Here ana There.

The largest match-iactory in Caliior-
MIA makes 100000 gross Il year, using
a white cedar wood which comes from
the Coos bay. A match made from
this wood will not burn after striking
the floor.
ilorse-raising is rapidly-growing
industry in Montana. The pasturage is
excellent. and the thin air increases the
animals lung capacity. Breeders are
using fnely-bred stations, and they
confidently expect that in a few years
the Blue-Grass region will have a for
midable rival in the Bunch-Grass plains.
A fortnight ago the last member Of
one Of the oldest noble families in Ger
many died at Bamberg, the Baron Max
inilian Won Paulus. There was great
concourse at his funeral, and after the
coffin had been lowered into the grave
the Paulus coat-of-arms was solemnly
broken and the fragments thrown upon
the coffin, as a token that this ancient
line had become extinct.
Since the list of trees was published
in the census forestry report new
species Of spruce, named after Professor
Brewer. of Yale College, Picea Brew
eriana, has been discovered in the
Siskiyou mountains. II grows high up
toward the timber line, attains height
Of 100 feet, has long dropping branch
lets like some Norway spruceS, and is
altogether distinct and striking in ap-
pearance.
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Whatever may be the issue of the
debt agitation the Democrats of Vir-
GINA are determined upon one thing,
that our free schools shall be kept up
to the utmost possible pitch of eili-
cheney. We can afford to suffer any
thing rather than let our free schools
run down. No people can be great or
even moral without an efficient free
school system. Education is the giant
that throttles ignorance and crime, and
knowledge should be as free as air TO
those who seek it, Winchester Times.
Those who encourage and try to
tempt Virginia taxpayers to use the
coupons in paying taxes by telling them
that il is a mere matter Of business,
by which they will save money, are
guilty Of an unworthy act. They
make false appeal to the low and
grovelling passion Of ayarice to induce
an unpatriotic act, which deserves the
condemnation and scorn of all good
citizens Charlottesville Je6ersonidn.
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VIRGINIA-IN HANOVER COUN

/ w W . NJ iNlll ID 1901.
II appearing To The Court that n report OF
the accounts Of Rosa H. Cox. adnIinlsira-
triX oi Nj. r.. COX. deceased. and of tile debis
and demands against her decedent : estate
has been filed IN the clerks office OF TINS
court aud that more than one year has
eiaIsed from the qualification of said adj
minisfratriN. on the motion OF Rosa L..
COZ. guardian and next friend Of Charles
G. Cox. Joseph j.. Cox. and Others, her wards
aud distributes Of III, estate of the said
NJ. r.. COX. her decedent. H. IL ordered that
The crediiOfs of said decedent show cause
befort this court on WEDNESDAY the 18th
day Of July. 1885 0hat being the first day
of the July term OF this court. against the
pa1 neut and delivery Of the estate Of said
decedent Ia his distributes without re-
funding bonds; and that q copy of this or
der shall he published once week for four
successive weeks In the Richmond Dix
pdfch and posted at the door of the court
house of this county on the firsi day Of two
successive terms Of this court.
\ cOpy-Iesie;
JOHN X. TAYLOR Clerk.
SANDS, LEAkE q CATER. Attorneys.
my IO-Su4w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-24

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
DENCE AND FIVE HANDSOME BUILD
ING LOTS AT THE sOUTHwEsr coz |
NER OF BROAD AND TWENTY.
SEVENTH sTkEtsrs AND TWO ThAvIS
BiJRG-oNE CONTAINING sef see-1ooo
ACHES AND THE OTHER IS 67s-l0o0
ACRES; AND ALSO SOME PRETTY
LOTS IN MANCHESTER, ON CQWARDlN
AVENUE NEAR PERRY STREET, At
AUCTfON.-fn obedience to- a decree OF the
Chancery Court OF the city OF Richmond,
entered on the 18th day OF April, 1885, In
the suit OF Crenshaw's executors rs. Cren-
shaw aud ais. will sell ut public auction
the PROPERTY above referred TO rs fol-
lows:
On WEDNESDAY. MAY ~, 1885,
nj 81 O'Clock =. NJ, on the premises the
VALUABLE LOT OF GROUSD or the east
side OF Cowa rdin avenue. beginning 80 feet
south OF Perry street, and situated opposite
the residence of Mr.. Waiter ). GIN. fronting
so feet and running back 109 feet to an al
ley in the rear. viii be sold az a whole or
sub divided. as may seem Judlcious at the
time OF sale. And
ON THURSDAY, MAY 2s. 1885.
nj s o'clock l.. NJ, ! will sell. on the pre-
tnlses The LARGE. WELL-ARRANGED
AND COMPLETELi-A Pc n Il + ID
DWELLING near the southwest corner OF
Broad and Twenty-seventh streets. with
ItjT fronting feet by a depth OF ll5 s-l2
feet TO an alley 10 feet wide. The house
contains eight or nine rooms: has bath not
aud cold water gas. &C., and Is most COM
forfabIe residence.
AND IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER
I will sell FIVE HANDSOME BUILDING
IDT9, adjacent 10 said dwelling. on one OF
which IL a large and substantial brick sta
BILE These lots will be- sold according 10
| plan OF subdivision to be seen at the oiilce
| of the auctioneer, aud which VIII be eAhl-
| blied Mt the time OF sale.
And then will sell, at the same time anu
place, TWO TRACTS OF LAND IN JAMES
| CITY COUNTY, very near the city OF VIII
Harrisburg one OF 3o7 3G6-lO0O ACRES on
| College creek, just below the Asylum lands,
aud having on ~ extensive deposits OF MARI
| of u most excellent quality ami Immediate.
| Is on water transportation. IL N believed
| that a profitable business can be done IN
shipping this mari to the truckers around
| Norfolk. The other tract IL ON Halfway
creek contains 80 674-l0O0 ACRES. From
| both these tracts n considerable quantity OF
| ord-wood and railroad ties can be cut.
! TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at SIX,
| twelve. and eighteen months, with interest
| added and title r. tanned until the whole
purchase. money shall be paid.
JAMES X. CRENSHAN,
Special Commissioner.
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BY Manning G. staples & Co..
Real Estate Agentsanh Auctioneers,
llOfl& Main street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
i VALUABLE FARM or ONE HUN
DRIED AND TWENTY ACRES, IN filk
COUNTY OF ISLE on WIGHT, NA.-hy
virtue of deed of trust from Benjamin
Wilson. dated the 22d day OF December
1854 To the undersigned trustee. and duly
recorded Ia the clerks office of the county
al lsle of Wight IN u. %. As. page $40. and
by request OF the holders OF the notes So
cured by the deed default having been
made In the payment OF one OF thenl
shall sell. ON the premises. ON
TUESDAY, JuNE >. 1855,
AT IL o'clock A. NJ. all OF The REAL
ESTATE AND PROPERTY conveyed In
said deed and situated near the court house
Of said county.
TERMS: The deed requiies enough I'm cash
10 pny for executing this trust and 10 pay
on a note OF $3.50 with Interest uutil paid.
due February /. 1855: $3.50. payable on the
Isl of January 1850; s325 due 18th Of No
yember. $50 s32j. due sth ofNovember.
1857. aud the balance II any, rs the IA ID
BENJAMIN Wilson may direct: and IN
caSe at his failure TO give such direction,
then rs the trustee may direct.
NJ c. STAPLES, Trustee.
MANNING e.. STAPLES 4 Co., AuctioneerS.
my 2l-iOt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-24
by If. Seldom Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
Office. Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VAL
L IfABI,E TRACTS OF LAND IN CARO-
LINE COUNTY. NEAR REEDl MILLS.
AND ABOUT SEVEN MILES FROM Pc
NOIA DEPOT on THE RICHMOND.
FRTDERICKSBUllG AND POTOM 9
RAILROAD. AND ABOUT FORTY MILES
FROM RICHMOND.-By virtue of two
deeds Of trust one dated October II 1STG.
and duly recorded In the clerks Office of
Caroline County Court on the cath OF No
vrmber. 1875. In u. Is. 49,. page -. and the
other dated August 25, 1917. and duly re-
corded In the aforesaid clerks office IN ID. h.
81, page 3i7 To secure the payment OF Two
certain negotiable notes mentioned IN said
deeds default having been made IN the pay
ment of said notes. aud ut the request OF the
holder thereof / will proceed Ia sell nj pub
lie auction, on
MONDAY. JUNE 8, 1885,
at II O'Clock NJ. (that being Court-day). IN
front Of Caroline Comfy Cofrt house. at
RoNlIng Green. the REAL ESTATE con-
Veyed by said deeds. consisting Of TWO
TRACTS OF LAND. one containing 100
ACRES of cleared land. lying between
MattapOni rlVer and the River road. adloin-
ing the lands of Charles NJ and y. VI. Corr
bin. aud the other tract contains 632
ACRES. of which l50 acres are cleared ana
the balance is In original forest growth
THIS tract adjoins the lands of W. VI. Mason
and Others.
TrRMs uF SALE: The deeds require all
cash. but the interested parties have agreed
10 the following terms. VIZ. onr thifh cash
balance In one. two, AMI three years, win u
per cent. interest. payable seini-aInually
Separate notes are To liz given for The inter-
esis and all are To be- secured by deed OF
trust. II. SELDOM TAYLOR Trustee.
ap 80. myl, 2,S.j, lO.l7.2i. 29'3O.Sl' Jel'2'
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CDR. o. +. MANSON. OF RICHMOND, VA"
Late Professor OF General Pathology and
Physiology in the Medical College
ofV,rplBla:

al have observed marked sanatlve effects
from Tie Buffalo water IN Ndtdridi Cuche-
ria. atomic Dyspepsia. some Of the Peciiidr
d0eefions OF Women, dn1Diid. HBpochon-
driaus Cdroi0c P0ipifdfiOns, dc. IL mas
been specially eiiicacious III chron'c ineT-
a,iprgf Ecrer' numerous cases o( his chdroc-
Ter. rlich had obsiindfcIN irihaooj me usual
remedies bdriHg restored 10 perfect hedlfh ~
a J,icC space Of time by q s~0'"h ~ me
SpringS."
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ruEyA.e l l.!1.I,.,, wxEEs.
LlTHIA WATER
MALARIAL POISONING.
rrs VALUE IN TyPHo-MALAMAL
FEVER
rae or IT IN A CASE OF YELLOW
FEVER.

spR. WILLIAM 4. HOWARD, OF BALTIMORE
Professor OF Diseases Of Women and Children
in ibe University OF Maryland.
pr. Howard attests the common adaptation
Of mis- Bafer IN ga ,cide rgnOe Of cases.
with that OF the far-famed White sulphur
Springs In Greenbrier county, West Virgil
MIA. and adds the following:
"Iudeed. Ia n certais class OF cases u is
much superior TO the latter failude To the
abiding debility attendant upon the tardy
couvaiescence from grave acute Diseases
and more especially TO the CuchsIta ana
Se0ueis Incident To N0idriOus Ferers, in nj
their grades and varieties, 10 certain forms
OF Ifo,ifc Dyspepsia. and al the 4Decftons
Peculiar 10 Women that are remediabie a.
All By mineral waters. IN short. neTe
raIlcd upon 10 state from ,phdf mineral Dofers
Thare sesa he greatest and most unDifsfdkd'
Jie amount Of good accrue IN ne tdrgcd mum
Der Of cdses ~ n general trdy. mould nHhest-
fafinglR say he Bigoio Springs, ia Neckic''-
bItyg county,, Va"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-24

CRENsHAw's EXECUTORS, PLAINTIFFS.
AGAINsr CRENsIIAw AND AIS. DEFEND
ANTs-Is THE CHANCERY COURT OF THE
cry Or RICHMOND.
!, BENJAMIN II. Berry. clerk Of said court,
certify that the bond required Of the special
commissioner by the decree IN saln cause
of April ls. 1885. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 10th day OF
NAV. 1855. BENJAMIN ii. BERRY.
my l7.Is22.2i,26,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-24
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

I TENGELY, GENERAL AND
cs COMMISSION MERCHANT
GEoRGETowN, DEMERARA, SOUTH
AMERICA.
The sale Of American products specially.
Dealer In TOBACCO both leaf and manu-
faetured) BREAD-SfUfFS and PROVE
SlONS, OIL. SOAPS. etc.
Correspondence solicited with manufactu-
rers who desire south American trade.
An experience of twenty yean In business
In Demeran combined with solid capital
guarantees faithful attention 10 your in-
terests.
References +. q. Challen0r & Co. New
York; Colonel Philip Tigelmesy. United
states Consul, Demerara. my l0-Sul0t
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POSTPONEMENT.
Postponed 10
THURSDAY, MAY 2STH,
my23 NJ O'Clock 4. NJ.
BY Jas. MacdougnIl. Auctioneer
DISAPPOINTMENT
ENTIRE OUTFIT OF MERCHANTS
II HOTEL.
No. 1920 MAIN STREET.
AT AUCTION. -

ON TUESDAY. MAY 20. 1885,
nj IOH O'Clock. win sell at the above NUM-
Der the entire FURNITURE, BEDDING.
&c. contained therein. embracing
BfIiSTEAIbsS. III KtAUS, WAkDROBES,
WASHSTANDS. TABLES, tnAlkS.
BEDDING. MATTRESSES, MIRRORS.
OFFIC Fl RNITu RE. STOVES.
CHANDELIERS. MATING, CARPETS,
PILLOWS md HOLSTERS
DINING ROOM and KITCHEN FUkNl-
TT RE generally,
together with great quantity Of other ar
ucles too numerous "a mention. To Whtch
particular attention is called, rs the GOOD
must be sold.
TERMS: Cash. "
JAS. MACDOUGALL,
my 23 AuctlonetI
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XIRGINIA-IN HANOVER CoUN.

ny COURT APRIL IL. 1855:
II appearing To the court that report oi
the account Of ". II. u. CAMPBELL. iate
administrator 81 j. T. II. Campbell. and Oi
the debts and demands against the Sstaie
of the iaid j. Il. II. Campbell. has hereto
tofOrc been fled Ia the office of this court
and that more than one year has ella p>ed
since the qualification OF the said W. HI.
Is. Campbell, who IL now dead, and also
since the qualification of MrS. X. y. Camp.
he'll as the administrators de GOnts non OF
the said J. 4. IL. Campbell, upon The motion
Of the said X. A. Campbell. rs administrators
of W. If. l.. Campbell. "a distribuiee OF the
estate uf j. T.. II. Campbell, the court doth
order that the creditors of the said j. J.. IL
Campbell do show cause. II any they car.
before this court the > SECOND DAY otTliE
JUNE TERM, 1855, IL any they can.
against the payment aud delivery ol
the estate OF the said j. J.. III. Campbell
to his distributes; and the court doth
further order that copy Of this order
lie published once "A week for four sue
cessiVe weeks In the Richmond Dispdfch.
and shall be posted at the front-dOOr Of the
court house Of this county on the first day
OF the twoueXt terms of this court.
\ copy -Teste:
JOHN n. TAYLOR. Clerk.
GEORGE =. HAw. Attorney.
,.g m a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-24
by Sutton & Co..
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers.
HOS Main street.
UCTION SALE OF THOSE TWO

4 UCTION SALE OF THOSE TWO
~ BRICK TENEMENTS ArTHESOUTH-
MkSrCORNERO FTM ENIl- FIFTH AND
MARSHALL STREETS Nos. $50 AND
322 AT the request of the owner we shall
offer for sale M public auction. upon the
premises on
IT ESDAN. MAY 20. 1855,
at -, O'Clock T. NJ, the above-descrihed
PROPERTY. The HOUSES contain three
ROOMS each. with lot fronting 90 feet ON
Twenty -Glth street. aud runs back n good
depth Ia "a wide alley.
Parties wishing to invest or To secure a
guud corner lot on the princlpal thorough
fare nf church Hill would do we'll TO attend
the sale.
TERMS: At sale. SUTTON q 60,
my 2o Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-24
pn. WILLIAM u. DouGmrY.


Late Professor of Materia Medica ana
Therapeutics. Medical College OF Gcof-
gia: Surgeon i'm Charge Of General Hosp-
tai, Confederate Army: Member OF Anne
rican Medical Association, &c.
7BphO- I0i0ri0i Fern Of n severe type
prevailed extensively in "A faVorite part OF
the city during the past summer, and u
number of cases came under my profess
sional care. and In all Of them ! substituted
the Bunalo l.ithp Water for the ordinary
drinking wafer aud am satisfied with eX-
cellent results.
The following considerations prompted
this use of IL:
list. The certainty of securing pure tod-
Ter.
I'd. II promotes the continued free dcfl0n
of the hiiacUS. Il great desideratum In w.
JhOitidi Diseases. OrthiS purpose htlk u
SuDefHc,ieS medicinal remedies proper.
81. IL allays iryTfd6HhV OF the M0Ddch
and preserves The Integrity Of the Digedire
organs. a matter of great moment IN Iy-
phOid.'
Both DIS Howard and Manson refer 10
the water al the old Buffalo Spring known
IS No. /.
For sale 10y
PURCELL LADD 4 co,
Agents for Virginia Mineral springs wa
ters. my s-FSSu3w
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PROCLA AXIOM.
DYTHEGOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
A a 4 4 -
A PROCLAMATION.

Information having been officially re-
ceyed by the Executive that II. II. Terry
was forcibly taken nom the public jail of
tile county OF Bedford 10y an armed ana dis
gulsed mob some time during the night Of
the 18th day 81 May. 1883. aud murdered
by being hung by the neck Ia tree; and
the naiues OF said men being unknown To
the Executive. therefore do hereby offer a
reward OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS for
the arrest Qf any person or persons who Was
or were guilty Of said crime; and do more
over require all officers of this Common
wealth. civil aud military. aud request the
people generally to use their best efforts To
procure said arrest or arrests. that he or
they may be brought To justice
- --------, Given under my hand as Gov
LFssEK ernorand under the Lesser Seal
SEAL. ! OF the commonwe wealth AT Rich
----------- mond, this 22d day OF MAY l-sj.
WILLIAM r.. CAMERON.
by the Governors
IA. W. FLoURSoY.
Secretary u the Commonwealth,
my 2s-2taWsw
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DIR. Jomx W. wrLLIANsoS, JACKSON. TENN.


UGicT IN The " IT0intd WcdicW
Monthly" for FtJrUdyB. 1877.
"Their great value I'm Ndidridf Diseases
and SeqUeiG has been most abundantly anu
sal isfactorly tested; and | have no ques-
son that IL would have been valuable
auxiliary In the treatment OF the epidemic
of yeiiOo- Fcrer which so terribly afflicted
the Mississippi Valley during the past sum-
mer. prescribed 10 myself. and IL gave
prompt relief In n case of suppression 81
TRIM. in IeIi0ic- fertr, and decidediH mill
Odfed other distressing and dangerous Smp-
toms. The patient recovered, but how lar
the water may have contributed Ia that re-
suit (haVing prescribed 10 in but single
easel T. Of course. cannot undertake to say.
There ~ 40 dOu6f. hOUerer. about The Jdcf That
is administration iOdS attended Jy The most
JeHeHcidi resHifs.'
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CONNECTIONS.

AT klcnmOui with associated IaN..,..
and Richmond, fredericksburg au1 ...
mac railroad. ~ ~ nyhbug with \Il.....
Midland railway and Norfolk auI NIeI.iI.
railroad; a. CiiftUn Forge " iih Il,-a,-li,
aud ONO railway: at Lexington Nlfn Boz.
moro and ONO railroad.
Siosping-c,r ati4ched Ia At.hl Frpf,, "a,
LyHchbmg.
Trains maTsed daily except SUNDAY
Tickets sold Ia all points. OFFICES. Iprt
east Main street. 1000 Main. hnd at k,l.
mond and Allegheny depot figitD aut
Canal streets. J. X. MNtMt t>Uu.
General Passenger aud kN pet ~ Agent.
ian
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-24

MoRsE's ADMINISTRATORS. PLAINTIFF
AGAINST MORSE AND AIS. DEFEND
ANTs-lN TIE CuANCERN COURT Oh THE
CITY OF RICHMOND.
/. BENJAMIN II. Berry clerk Of said
court certify that the bond required OF the
special comm iSsioner by the decree la said
cause Of April 20, 1855, has been duly
given.
April. 1855. BENJAMIN ii. BERRY.
my % Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-24
by W. IL. Lyme a Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers,
lll3 Main street.
VERY DESIRABLE. WELL


THAT VERY DESIRABLE, WELL
4 LOCATED TWO-SrOBI DEIACHtl,
BRICK DWELLING AND LOT All THE
NORTHEAsT CORNER Oh TWENTY .
SEVENTH AND VI STREETS FOR SALE
BY AGCTION.-By request of the owners.
we shall sell by public auction, ON tie
premises ON
WEDNESDAY NEXT, MAY 27rH.
nj @ O'Clock T.. NJ, the aboYe.named DE-
TACHED TMO-SfORI BRitk DWELL
ING. No. 7Ol. at the northeast corner of
Twenty seventh and NJ streets, the hate
residence OF william tolNrs, deceased.
containing six rooms. with brick Kitchen
OF two rooms and well OF good water ON
the lot. The tot fronts 80 feet on twenty
seventh street. and has depth. between
parallel lines. Of I2j feet ON street and
an alley I'm rear. The house has been newly
painted and repaired. the entire premises
are IN good order. and The property such rs
should command the attention Of parties
seeking investment or home la this I'M
proving section Of the city.
TERMS: one third cash; the balance 10y
negot able notes al siN, twelve. aud eighteen
months, with intcrtat added. aud secured
by "a deed of trust
W. II. IL M q co,
my % Auctloneers.
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EREIliIIr

FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Ports
mouth. Smlthneld. Hampton, aud WaVelly
Washington, ID. g.; Newbern Washington
and Tarboro', n. c., aud all points In East.
ern North Carolina also. for Eastern Shore
Of Virginia, and all regular landings on
James river. at Low EST RATES, Rnd
through bills issued.
l.. e. TATuM, Superintendent.
Gel No. I1OY Main street aud Rockets.
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nLD DOMINION STEAM 3tEfh
~ SHIP COMPANY.


Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TU ~
DAY, FRIDAY, aud SUNDAY.
Steamers leave New York for RICHMOND
EVERY TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and
SAIU RDAI al 3 4. NJ.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
CABIN fare la New York Qneludlns meals
and BERTH, $40; rOund-tnp tickets, slo
steerage, with subsistence, 81; without SUD
slstebcr, So.
Freight forwarded and through bills oi
lRdiug issued for points beyond New YORK.
Freight received daily until 4. NJ.
Manifest closed OH sailing days one houi
before departure.
Passengers leaving Richmond by tue
Chesa pea ke aud ohio railway at s:35 A. NJ.
(uia Newport's News and the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad at 1880 A. NJ. on
MONDAYS, TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
THURSDAYS. aud SATURDAYS VIII make
connection At NORFOLK with steamer
leaving those days. -. ..,......
SAiLiNGS THIS WEEK.
ROANOkE, Captain COUCH, SUNDAY
MAY .4th, mt O'Clock T.. NJ.
OLD DOMINION, captain SINH. ~ ~
DAY, MAY 10th. at 3 O'Clock 4. N.
MNANOkE, Captain HULPhEKs. rhl.
DAY, May 18th. At o'clock 4. NJ.
tkukGE W. ALLEN n co, AGENTS,
No. 1901 Main btTeet anu
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