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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-01

1t will be seen that the accepted idea
Of the great Republican Moses has be-
come an establishment OF intelligent
opinion that acknowledges him as one
OF The great figures Of all history and
the pre- eminent one Of the modern era
in that he successfully established the
idea Of popular government as opposed
to the traditional idea of personal
government.
Accepting the result, the educated
and progressive thought Of the world
points to the development Of the Ameri-
can idea OF government, and as 1t de-
velopes and frees the people in all ma
tons. of course the colossal figure OF
Washington will loom grander and
higher with the coming ages.
An artist once placed the cast OF
Washington's head and bust by the side
OF that Of Napoleon The latter looked
somewhat more beautiful and graceful in
its forms and more expressive of intellec-
tual power, but the set OF
Washinpton's head on his shoulders
constituted the difference between
TWO men Of equal genius but OF very
different character. Napoleon's head
droops on his shoulders and his eyes
look out from under the eyebrows like
threatening cannon. full of lightning
from out the embrasures.
Washlngton's head is thrown proudly
back, and his eyes seem to contemplate
Heaven as !. confident of the inspiration
that Christian faith claims in a great
and noble purpose as unselfsh az the
Saviors sublime sacrifice This is wha
the world will think Of George Wash
ington, the American.
Let US see where he got his moral
social and political training. He wa
nursed in the lap Of the primitive Virgins
SOL .ety Of his day, and was communi
cant of the Church, and in all things &
pure and knightly gentleman from tn
gift Of telling the truth to the accom-
plishments Of the sportsman.
The legends of his parrish tell that b.
was amlable and gentle, with a yoic
that always charmed, and a delicat
sense of mate polileness that knew th
rights Of his lowest interiors.
ON both sides Of his house he was en-
titled to good and honorable blood no
distinguished except by the characte
that in the patriarchal system OF the oil
planters home taught men TO exercis
an arbitrary power with all the wisdor
and justice of the Christian gentleman
1t was in that school that Washingto
was taught the virtues that to-day in
press themselves on the world.
Mr.. Edward Everett, in his beautifr
Grafton, dwelt on the contrast beiwee
the modest mansion on the banks G
the Potomac, and the lordly mansion {
Woodstock, the home of Marlborough.
But between the two great soldiers
What another contrast The glory Of IN
one is smirched until his victories, froi
Blenheim to Families, are scarely enOug
TO save his military reputation.
The other is sustained in the hearts {
men a; the very exemplar Of peIfeC
manhood
And when the Virginia tradition tell
that he was great sportsman and
genial companion they make him niue
more a mar, not less god.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-01

THERE was Wild rGmor anoat yes ter
day that one Of Governor Lees stan had
been thrown from his horse in the act OF
mounting No confirmation OF the dis
aster has been received at the present
writing, II NJ, and we feel confident that
the horse does not live that would at
tempt to throw three hundred FOUNDER
colonel with the risk Of being caught
under him.
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144 HANDSOME LOTS

AT SOUTH Esd And ELtcrRIc CAR LINZ Uris' "
ELECTRIC PAvGION AND FkoNflN' On l'h Ne" "N~''''
PARK
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Z ONLY ALLRAILLlNET0NoRgo <
Ia e. y, ~ 4

Ucnuml sIUHTIIIUU1rTl
7. n. EMERSON. General Passenger hEf NJ
Sol HAAS. Traffic Manager ESP =
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How great a change few weeks will
sometimes bring forth Little did the
public suspect month ago that the cen
tennial ball would be held without Nc
Allster. And now the painful news
comes that he is in Washington and will
not be present on the occasion which
was his inspiration and in the prelmi-
naries of which no moved the central
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-01

~ HORSE POWER HORIZONTAL
~ ENGINE ln perfect order, RON up io
"a few d.ys since. made by Burden, OF Brook
ian. 4, finder gN % : seven foot fiy -wheel
ONE SHED. built last year iuAo' ie"i, 10
purchaser. .,.
The above will be- sold an auction on TIL RS
DAY next. May "a instant. a. O'Clock h.' On
the premises. jluj Lester street, tochtils
GEORGE ". MAYO, AuctiOneer.
au3l3t
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-01

We wish that we could translate,
rather than paraphrase, a beautiful poem
in French that modest French poet
contributes to the great day. Its first
verse is somewhat as follows
~ know Of naught so fair
In all of history's glowing pages.
As this great man of all the ages.
Coming from his tomb 10 modern air.
Led by the hand Of Fame TO outer day;
Prince of conquorors, not for self,
But for the human race. PrOphct az Liberty.
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ID OF a Ger ain decd 4 trust from !. W.
Bu h and wife 20 the undersigned, dated JIne
8Ofh. 1851. aud recorded in the clerks oihce
Of the Chanccry Court OF tu- cny OF hicn-
mfnd. ID. B. l26. II. L $50. default having 90
inade an the PAYMENT OF certain notes therein
occurred. and being required hy the holder so
o. do. we Will sell by auction, on the prem
iscs. on
THURSDAY. MAY 9TH. AT J.. NJ
the and scribcd iu said cced-tO-wit SIXTY 20
~ Nv , and -eventv-fye feet south side OF on
ange street. fOrty-three feet cast of C.. james
street. with four 49, frame tcncmeuts thereon
TERMS. by consent. One third cash. bai-
a1ce ln SIX AID twelve months.
ALONZo l.. PHILLIPS. Trustee.
P0INDFxTER 81 DENOON, AuctiOnters.
au1-lUt
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mUNNICUTTs RHEUMATlC CURE

found among the persons who b d tried %
recommended nom Dr. ~ ttti"n. ol
Atlanta. wrote 90 him ID give me full account
az his enperlcnce. and his honest opinion OF
your medicine. llc answered chat all }. hud
said about 10 was true, and advised me tn try
H. ordered SIX bottles ana began taking n
with many doubts buf 10 my surprise ms ap.
petite telan tO improve. ! slept well and he
swelling began 90 90 down. and in ten days ]
was walking with % cane. aud threw that away
ln "A few "a So ann now. believe, perfectly
we'll. and have been for more tutn year.
have recommended h. 90 several 0thcrrheu-
matte lufieie 30 each of whom tay that n
worked like a charm on them. 10 lsa marvel
Ion. blood pa iher.' uni 10 you Will sec that
lis kept pare. will continue GO Dee a blessing
90 suffering humanity.
Hoping you success. arm AMI ever Will be- "a
friend o. IA. x. e.. Yours truly,
W n. HUNTER. q. :. Commit siOncr
Firth judicial Circuit OF Alabama.
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OUR roRLIGN COMMENCE MONTH OF
MARCH.

The following presents the Usual com
paratiye SUMMARY.
1883. 1889.
Exports of produce and
merchandise. ........ go, .49,4gs $Uy, IA 50s
Exports OF specie and
bullion .................. 443s.s16 0,s7e,7Jl
Total exports In March So, 1896 $50 5Oe5
Imports OF merchandise. $63,OiI2l : G.2sl. O3l
Imports of specie ana
bullion. .................. o6u,ool -,llZ, 80
Total imports for March. S06, 1861 900 tos. Sg3 s2s
Balance of trade. ......tnI.s295 S1.5se, %,
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Defendant
IN cnANcERY.

n IUANILNl.
The object OF this suit is o. obtain an abso
lutte divorce from the bonds OF matumony
And affidavit having been made and illed ina
tine Whereabouts OF thu said Lima Robinson ia
unknown. aud that due diligence hiss been
used 20 discover her place of res dence it D.
ordered that she appear here within ftteci
days after due publication Of this order, anl
do what Is necessary 10 protect her interest,"
In this suit.
\ COpy-Teste:
CHARLES WCODDIN clerk
GILES b. JACKSON, pa. aplo WV
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TnE PROHIBITION MONKEY
learned contemporary says Of the cold
water contest in Con necticut that re-
makable proof of the character OF these
tactics may be found in the fact that the
Republican legislators of Connecticut
did not busy themselves about the
amendment until its prototype had been
erwhelmingly defeated in Massa-
chusetts. Tney then concluded that il
would be perfectly safe TO crafty the
i'rohibitionists; but the people OF the
Land OF Steady Habi's have had quite
enough experience of Blue Law enact
ments.
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II CHANCERY.
The object of this suit f. 10 obtain divorce
for George Ella Terry from the bonds OF mat
rlmony with Thomas = Terry. and % cOnpe
The said Thomas = Terry 90 pay 10 his wife
George Ella Terry. such alimOny as the cOuri
may think proper. and also 10 pay Co the attur
ney OF the said George Ella Terry proper frt
for his services rendered and 20 bee rendered
her in this suit And AFFIDAVIT having beer
made and h.cr that the defendant h. a non
resident OF the Stale of Virginia. it D. ordered
that he appear here within nftcen days atfeI
due publication Of this order and 90 " bar il
necessary 10 protect his interests in this suit
a copy Teste.
CHARLES W. GODDIN. Clerk.
W. W. Cosby. JR pa. aplU-Wiw
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THERE a select Five Hundred" as
well as -Four Hundred in New York
but il is no, Of the selec,est variety The
Castle Garden commissioners are at the
head Of the Five Hundred and have
provided them with reserved seats on
the pier for view Of the naval parade
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~ xAIL. POSTAGE PREPAID.

Rcmlitauocs should be made by drafts
checks postoflce orders or registered letter
payable 20
TIMKs PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Richmond. Va
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NIRGINIA-IN THh CHANGER
' COURT OF THE CITY OF RlCHMON
THE sTH DAY OF APRIL. lSs9.


Caroline fpx.......... .................. Plaintiff
Against
Charles Hartman, or the unknown heirs Of
said Charles Hartman. should hs be- dead.
George Hach, sometimes called Judge Hach.
Caroline Hach, his wife, Frederick Hach and
~ CHANCERY.
The object OF this suit is % clear up the title
10 a certain lot In the city OF Richmond 'front.'
ing thirty one feet on the east side Of Han
cock street commencing one hundred and
eighty nine feet from the north line OF Clay
street, running back between parallel lines
one hundred and sixty feet. and 20 obtain Il
conveyance from tn court 10 the plaintiff. IT
any interest which said CHARLES Hartman or
MS heirs may have IN said property. and esfab-
lish the title thereto In the plaintiff. And af-
ndHylt having been made AMI iiied that all OF
the above defendants are non residents snd
that the heirs ~ law OF Charles Hartmtn. II
he be dead. are unknown. 70 Is ordered that
they appear here within fifteen DAYS after due
publication Of this order and do what Is neces-
sary 10 protect their interest In this suit
Iestc:
CHARLES W. GODDIN. Clerk.
W. W. Il. 4. CkuMP, pa. apl0-W4w
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WHAT was the Father OF His Coun
try"
lie was wise and just and brave.
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George ". Mayo. Apctiouecr.
lJuO. T.. IaughtOn. Dr.. salesman p
"a north Ninth street.

DIAMOND EARRINGS AND PIN
IL AT AUCTION.
Default having been made in the ipay meni
of "A certain note for which the above articles
were cOuatcra security, ! Will. hy direction OBJ
tbe holder. sell by public auction. at my auc.
ton house. at II A. NJ.
FRIDAY. MAY g. 1889,
a very handsome pair of SOLITAIRE ~ 4
NOND EARRINGS and "a Dl NOND PIN
citch stone weighing about two haiai-.
The ear rings and hin can he seen ana eh-
amincd at the store n g. Heinrich. agent, y"
GEORGE ". " tlO.
ap2gNmyl 23 Aucton'er.
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Train No. NJ connects daily 70 keYffINs
tor Chase City. Carasf.r. Hri OifUI..
Durham. Hfnde4sUn and Raleigh U0H.
meets. ~ Greensboro flr Durham.
Raleigh. salem. and Winston. and tII IN.ni.
North Carolina Division, af Salisbury f.r A.N.
Vile. hot Springs aud AI points |n Weston.
North Carolina. and af Charlotte fDr i..l a
A. q. h.
Train 80. be connects daily af ln.r.-
horO' for salem. Winston. iA.IsI DID,. ...
boro'. and N0rlnCll city, sf Salisbury I.I
hshDylnt. llut springs. and n
Western North tlrUIuls at lnt. 5000.
cnar IOfft. Columbia and Augusta 0H ..if 'r
COIufun.i. Augusta. Aiken. infr'N.
"ln. IhDmastlle, Ca. IngAsuuflIIHH . .'
. lfiih uOlnfH. ALEC with ihfnIIN. Central
railroad Tor " ImIurtuu.
Trains from fhe south arrive $50 h.shrlrl
r.If.. fr nrI $50 IA.
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TRUSTEES SALE

~ ALL THAT CERTAIN TRACT OF land
WITH ALL THE BUILDINGS, hlGH ,,
WAYS AND APPCkIEANtE~ I'll Ekh 10
RFIONGI.G.fN HENhlCO cot y y. A.
MOND. ON THE CHAR rs CITY hOA D.
AID ALSO ON THE EAST ~ IN TN.
son OF THE ChEsAP FAKE AND oHn,Vv
RAIL ROAD. AND ON tliE IL III ~lDh
oF WHITE OAS SWAMP. CONTAINING
XIX ACRES MORE OR LsSs
nv virtue Of deed OF trust % The undeF
sipued trustee. duly record a IN %. IS. ll'. page
3It. ln the clerks office of iienricO Court ne.
FAULT having been made in the payment Of
certain notes therein. secured. and being o.
rectei So 10 do by the holder thereof. we VIII
sell % public auction, az HenricO county
Courthouse. on
SATURDAY. MAY 4. 1859.
nj y o'clock midday. the above described
property ....i,,,
TERMS. Cash as 20 the costs n executing
this trust. and 90 pay note OF Sl."p ah'
note of a. and the hi'ancc 90 such terms -
the par les in interest may direct on 100 case OF
their failure. as the trustee thinks NJ
zap 2i-td H. Is. CHAP IN trustee
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DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
~ AND POTOMAC D.-Sc1edult
commencing APRIL 2lst 1899 - eas'era
standard tine.
l3l am. leaves BYRD street station daily stops
only at Ashland JuaeDon. Miiofd
and Frederic kshurg sleeper
Washington and New York.
ll.01 am. leaves Byri-slreer station gaIg. es
cept sunday. parior car Go washing
ton
6.25 o m. leaves Byrd-street atsti9- daily
sleeper 90 New York.
80 am. arrives NJ Byrd street station daily
Sleeper from New iora.
s3s pm. arrives at Byrd street station daily
stops al HttgiCl -ilrg. Milford
junction and Ashla sleeper from
Washipgu AMI Sew York.
1910 pm. arrives sf byri-6frecf -ttt'on daily
oxceDt sunday. palor ear from
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY ExCErT SUNDAYS.
6lsam. leaves Elha. Arrives ar Ashland 40
1888 PM.
40 Do. accommodation. leaves Byrd street
station arrives a. Ashland al pro.
50i pm. learea Elba; arrives az Ashland a.
op AN. arrives Elba. L,ay,s Ashland at $3.50
$50 am. accommodation, arrives az byrl
street station; leaves A8nlant st isl
s.ss pm. arrives al Rlbs leaves Ashland 81
b.lt pm.
q. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent.
<. II. ID. MYERS. General SUPERINTENDENT
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
~ ROAD.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS To LfNllibl re
sCHEDULEIN EFFECT DECEMBER ~. less
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$50 A. NJ. Daily. MA Richmond ard Petersburg
railroad. Leaves Petersburg 1875
a. NJ. daily, arrive Norfolk LIZ
$50 A. NJ Daily. eva Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive at Petersburg ID.
A. N. 40. leaves Petersburg lUt
A. " tor fHrmFillc, Lynchhurg
Roanoke. Bristol Knoxville. and ali
points south aud West THROUGH
COACH TO RADfOkD.
800 p. NJ. Daily, ria hichmnnl aud fctersbur.
railroad Arrives Ht lcfcrDuE ui
go r. NJ. leaves Petersburg $40 =
NJ daily. arriving Norfolk $3.50
NJ THROUGH CAR TO NOR
$40 p. N. Daily. tia Richmond and Petersbur,
railroad, arriving Ht Petersburg al
D.yJ l.. NJ. connecting with iruu 80
l. leaving Petersburg at $50 r.. NJ
tor farniille. lynDhDurg. Roanoke,
POcah0ntls, Bristol. huOAfilc.C Chat
tanOoga and all points south anc
West.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CAR ACCOhMODA
IIDNS.
No l-sleeping-c Petersburg 20 Bristo
without change. leaving Petersburg daily al
$40 y. NJ. Pullman sleeper Lynchburg O.
Memphis. without change.
No. 5 Pullman sleeper Lynchburg to New
Orleans, and Roanoke 20 ChatfanO ga, without
change.
Tickets. baggage checks, and all information
can be obtained at Richmond and Petcrsburs
Railroad depot. A. W. CARRIERS, 100 Mail
street, and az the Company Oihce, ~ hasi
Main street.
". b. PENlLL.
General Passenger AGENT
Hu El a. TIIN kIn.. nrt-flIUrf
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KAtffOAD~.
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
~ WAY COMPANY.
scHRDULEIN EFFECrMARCHi es
l-.l
KICMNnNn.


s..S A. ". For Norfolk. Od Point nni Non
gorf Now4. daily.
Pullman Palace car. h.in0rl p.
odd Point
uf5 A. VI. Through Nau far Cr.Mn.f I'D
iNuIafIlIc. Daily. NNII.'. ..I
tom fofgc, daily rarnHf .u....
Clifton Forge tn iIHrn.If. r
train f0 Cincinnati t0nf. Ir.
station. Pullman Bullet -..l..,
Car Charlottesville fnI .0. I0If.
80 =. NJ. Through Mll i0r N0r. Nl
Point and Newport N.N..
Pullman Buffet lT.Or IfI rl...f
sundays o. ola puHf
400 y. NJ. Gnrdoustlile Accommodate. DALI.
except SUNDAY.
SO =. NJ. Fast rNprcs, FOR Cincinnati a.f
loui-l IlIe daily. Connects n I...
trail Union Passenger -IH ... I.H
cWnaf, for flD West and A..f..
vcsf aud bob Union station. I...
vile. iOr Che West and ~0.I.....
i~ilimHn Buffet Sleeping Itr. DID,.
Cincinnati and iou.f.Ir.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
sDo 4. NJ. From DoulonsNue daily oua.f
sunday.
l0.55 A. NJ. From Norfolk and Od Point. .,...
Pullman lfurtt iar.r "ar .f....
sunday. ffum O'l pUInf
sis P. " From Cincinnati AMI i....e
daily except sunday. nI.f.. Gill.
t0n Forge. daily east 0f l.if..
Forge.
500 p. NJ. Prom Norfolk and Od POINT. I....
Pullman iaace cur O'l Point M
Cincinnati
800 p. N. From Cincinnati anl Louis. c.
Station. Broad street near -c. nf0.nh
1ickct-oifCe. Corner Tenth fnI N.. I.f
railway station. ID W fil Ith
General Passenger l..0f.
J. T. HARkgAN. GeuemI Manager.
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Owens & Minor Drug Co.
OPPOSITE POsTOFFICE.
Remarkable Cure
OF RHEUMATISM.


Proprietor- Hunnicutt Rheumatic Cure
Gentlemen. During fan and winter Of 1880
,.a. stricken down with lnilammatory lthfu
nati-m and confined Cd nay room for three
months. and affer got ont ] went on cruich>
for thirt, days long r. ! hai ihe pesiot incll
"a attention. swallowed fearful lOt Of drugs
and grow worse from day tO d1y.
A friend sent me one half bottle Of
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1t appears that President Harrison
and Secretary Blaine cannot come to an
agreement regarding the consular APP
pointments 1t is really quite remsrka-
bic that these consular places should b.
80 much sought after while the salaries
are 30 small and all fees reeeIeed must b.
paid 10 the Government Exchange.
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DIEDMONT AIR LINE.

RICHMOND a DANyIILE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROOTS In
THE sou lh.
PULLMAN sLRKPEk> ON ALL NIGHT
TRAINS.
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gN gailp Gimra.

Pc LiSHRD EVERY DAY IN THE YKAh
bY IHE TlMko ~ SLsSHiNO CON
fANY. OFFICE 80 EAST MAIN STREET
hacH NOND. VA.
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NIRGINIA.-IN THE CHANCERY
' COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
THE sTH DAY OF APRIL. lss9.
George Ria Terry. who sues by her mex,
friend. William Tuner ................Pl ainti
against
fTl.,tau - T.rr.. Naf4ut4 Al
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sTEAMsHtPs
ALD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CON
PANY.
FOR NEW YORK.

4 NAAB hOIAA ~ I Ia NAtlAAA "A k'F"H
~ PANY.
FOR NEW YORK.
Steamers leave Richaoni EVERY TUE~
DAY and FRIDAY AL u.rl.
steamers lsay, New York for Richmond
EVERY WhDh hsDAT and sAli fDA
AZ 3p. No., arriving in Richmond hDNNAl ~. ]
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger accommodations uneurpal 80.
Cabin fare tO New YIN va I.lnta river
route UucIuding meals aud icrllI.
Round trip tickets limited f. thirty days
after date Of Issue. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IT t
steerage with subsistence ................ ID ~
sfeefage. without subsistence. .......s 'N
Cabin fare via Cheeapeake and ohio nall
Iudi.s.tt.t .ttt.. ..ft. lI TT
Cabin fare via Richmond end Petersburg
Tickets can b. obtairod al A. ". O4ratr's
100 Main street. ChcsApcakp and Ohio 900
Richmond and Petersburg deU0ts and at l0li-
panys Offices. lol Main street, and wharf,
Rockets.
Frclghts forwarded snd through h..soi a.
Ing issued tor points beyond New f0rs.
Freight received 0Nly untll hour Di 4..ft.
Passengers leaving Richmond ol hNf.
DAYS.Il ESOA YS.WEDh t1DAf7. Iil I.''
DAYS. and SATURDAYS Dy the Ch..llti.l
and Ohio railway ola Newport Newslai 81 m
aud b Richmond and lcfefsuufs Ial.r ai
,sme day ~ $50 Am. Will make D...tli'l
AT NORFOLK with steamer lcaFu.f thnse
GEORGE w.ALLBS 4 Co.. Aso.u.
No. I'D Naiu street. inf
BY lstf Comuany' Wharf iiD "'i'
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CON
PANY'S
JAMES RIVER LINE
FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,,
NEWPORT NEWS. ClAhENuAL
AND JAMES RIVER LAND.
IN0s DIRECT.
nIUNINI WITHHOLD
TRANSFER OR CHANGEOt
ANY KIND.
CONNECTIONS
Al NORFOLK. closely wiki ali lines .or Hi.'
tisore. Pniladol pima. ana Nen f0rk s-ar al.
tcrnoon. also. 40 Norfolk ipr hnsicfn H'I.n
Carolina and the south.
AtNEWPORr NEwS tor Old Point htmp
ton. and ,mithteld. Va
And at CLAkEMONT with the Atlantic
Danyihe railroad for WavellF. h''hsi.il' A.
ONLY ALL WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
GREAT TOT hist LIN b..
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH GAP. AND WAN
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE. ...,
RATES LESS THAN HALF ChAh1 I'D Dt
RAIL LINES.
FRS tCLASS NfAiN.
Tho elegant and last steamer
ARIEL
carrying United states MAID,
CAPTAIN Dkfp.
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. AND fNpAt
AT AN. lSlkkhI -CANS tUNNtii ~
FrLLIINEl Tor above named places. aiff-
ing AT Norfolk about 50 p " het-fNIhs'
the steamer leaves Nultuls. a..
Newport News on alternate days, afrfh o.
Richmond about So pm.
Through tickets 10 above named o'lts .l
sale on steamer aud at CARRIERS Agency. ~
100 Nam street. language chceAcd tnit-.'
sTATE.ROOMS ENGAGED FOR DAY
OK NIGHT.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, feis
mouth, Smithuelt, HAMPTON, Ola foint Mat
erly. aud nloksfOrd. Va. Washington, y. -.
Newberuo. Washington, aud iaruVfo, y. -
all stations on Atlantic \ panNiiic taiiNe--,
SeabOard 4 Roanoke railroad. NoftoiN rNN.-
ern railroad, and Eastern Nofth I. alo-
ycuerally also. Tor Eastern shore OF ii.i-s
aud all regular iandiDgs On tne janice 49,
AT LOWEST RATES and through OILS
IUClEN r. TATUM. Vice President
No. III Main street aud kocAeis
Iaytn wnsIGER. Freighs and Passover az
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AUCTION SALES Future Day.
ON WEDNESDAY. MAJ ISL 1850.

BY r. b. Chailin a Co..
Real Estate Agenis and Aucuoneei-'
NO.lN Tenth street, hlcnmonn' a.
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IFNOIks- NOS ana t-N NdIIF I'N"''i
Richmond and Clifton Forge, and daily except
sunday between Balcony Fails aud LeMns
ton.
ARRIVE RICHMOND
i;b6 pm.-MA l. daily
Oils am.-ACCOMAODATI daily tef0of
Sunday.
CONNECTIONS
AT Clifton Forge with Chesapeake and On
railway Tor the south. West, ana Aultn~ffi.
At LyEchDurg with Norfolk and " esfef
railroad Tor al points south. Southeast. 40
Southwest. ana Virginia Midland railway 10
all points North and South
AT Richmond with AeeDc atsl Railway 10
all pOlnes IN the South. and Richmond. rrede
lcksaurg and Potomac railroad tor the norm
AT Lexington with baltimore and ONO III.
road. making close connections At Harper
Ferry % ana from Pfishurs aud the Wee
also 20 points Moth and ka5t.
SLEEpING-CAk LfhthBJ h8 o. Hhh
PHlS. NEW ORLEANS. and LlJ'iLn kOtf
Trans marked daily except sunday 'Dsi.,
Tickets sold 10 all points. Offices; "
East Main trect, lUOl Main street,sr
Richmond an Allegheny depot, Eig0tA ~
Canal streets.
JOHN X. nACAURDO.
1de6 Gcnl Passenger a sen Z
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XIRGINIA-IN THE CHANCERl
' COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
THE eOTH DAY OF MARCH, lssg.
Wythe L. Robinson. Plaintiff
against
Lima Robinson Defendant