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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-25

GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
U NORTH, EAST, AND WEST, VA THB
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG. ND POTn.
MAC RAILROAD, CARRYING THE UNITED
STATES MAIL TWICE DAILY-EL 60 Ant CARS
WITH NEW PATENT SLEEPING CHAIRS ON
ALL TRAINS.-The THROUGH TRAINS on this
road arc now run from the southern terminus o1
the Connection railroad, corner BYRD AND EIGHTH
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves Rich.
mond daily at lilo A. NJ, arriving In washing
tom at SIS 2. NJ, connecting with the early al.
ternoon express trains for the North, East, and
TIE" The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN. With ella
CANT cars supplied with the new patont sleeping
Chairs attached. leaves Richmond daily 81 s's r.
M (Sundays s1cepted) arriving In Warrington
at g. Is A. 81, connecting with tho early morn
ins trains for tha 4 ORTIZ, East, and West.
No EXTRA CHARGE for sleeping chairs.
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN, with local ex.
press packages, leaves Richmond daily (suncays
exceptsd) from the depot, corner OF Broad 81 q
Eighth streets, at 4 p. NJ, arriving In FreGo-
'STHRu6GH TiCKETs and THRoDGH BAG.
GAGE CHECKS to Alexandra. Washington
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Soston, 1hd
ali the principal cities in the West.
For furtb sr information and through Gckets ap,
ply at the office OF the company, conner broad ara
Eighth streets, shockoe Hill, and at the tokss
ofice, corner Byrd and Eighth streets, .ryv
General Ticket = gent;
SAMUEL Ruth. Superintendent. 90"
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AuIrmond 1ispatrtr.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER rs. 1857.
correspondence 1.-THE Richmond Dispatch.
ErfghsfNI Accident.
WHITE SULPHUR, Sept. %, 1867.

WHITE SULPHUR, Sept. %, 1867.
on Friday morning Mr.. James Brack-
man and his son John, aged about eighteen,
started for the woods for the purpose Of
Scllinr timber. They went to work, and
IN an hour or so large hickory which the
con had felled lodged upon ncighboring
zoo. In order to get this down, he pro-
coded to cut huge oak so that it would
foll mon It and bring it with it. He had
a little more than half completed the work
,rbnn his father relieved him. AS soon as
.hn oak began to fall the lad stood opposite
the but. of the lodged hickory, which posi-
t;on he supposed safe one. But the oak, as
u roo as il was, did not bring down the hick-
10y II fell upon it with great force, and,
s,r;ncinr rapidly around, struck the son full
- the front part Of the head, and buried
h III Under itself, to all appearances man.
clcd to death. From the groanS ne heard
he knew that his son still lved, ana yet
bc was powcrless to relieve HIM. AT last
ho wont TO work and cut the main trunk
~ tbe tree on both sides Of him, and then
oiled the norton of the tree under which
be Law off him. He found bis head very
mnch mappled, his left ankle smashed.
and his legs and body badly bruised. The
rniracle was that he had escaped instant
dcatb He was conveyed to Mr.. Kincaid's,
at Dry Creek, where all surgical assistance
was at once rendered by Drs. Vowles
and Lake, resident physicians at this
Mace. His skull was found badly frac-
furcd, and his condition generally so criti
cal that the amputation of the left leg,
considered necessary, could not be per-
formed. He is still very low, and his re-
coyerv from death can only be hoped for
upon the many seemingly miraculous pre-
cedents during the late war. DENIS.
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Correspondence OF toe Richmond Dispatch.
Trim 70 Cane Charles.

We have been told that Thursday and
Friday last were sweltering days in Rich
mond that the mercury Of the thermo-
meters rose high among the ninetieS. We
we're fortunately spared such incandescent
experiences. The genial breezes that
sport themselves between the ocean and
the Chesapeake, that find their favorite
play. grounds about the capes of Old Vir-
ainia, were fitting and cooling around us,
tanning us with their light wings, and
whistling and cumming with their Eolian
Zephyrs.
We came to the conclusion, after ira
versing Beach island and upland, that Cape
Charles possesses capabilities for CON-
Portable, enchanting summer resort unsur-
passed by any on this continent.
For still-bathing, the waters of the bay
are so limpid and transparent, the sandy
floor so clean and firm, that a glance in
spires one with desire to plunge in and
lie down in the translucent waters. For
surf.bathiug, you have only to cross a
smooth inlet, and you are whore the whole
width Of the ocean has scope to drive It's
rolling breakers over your head. For hsh-
ing, a little boat will take you in five
minutes to sheltered cove, where we saw
sixty bushels of all sorts of fishes dragged
to shore in one haul Of seine. For
hunting, later in the season, you are in the
favorite haunts of plover, curlew, gull,
brant, ducks, and geese. For pleasant
drives, besides the beach, you have long
ranges of primeval forest growing down to
the very waters edge, and extending miles
along the coast and into the interior.
For sail boat excursions, there are beau
tiful islands, separate from the main land
by quiet inlcts, studding all the coast.
Easily accessible by the regular boats
from Baltimore, New York, aud Norfolk,
and with the promise of railroad terml-
nus of the AnnamesseX route at an early
day, it can be easily and safely approached
from all quarters.
Nature has done all that nature could
do in making this healthful, charming
spot. Now, if art will only furnish plea
SAINT tabernaclcs for human visitors-fol
with all the beauties and entertainments O.
the place, men and women cannot com
fortably sleep on the beach or in the woods
nor cook their food in the best style with
out chimneys-we have no doubt that
crowding thousands will throng, through a
longer season than elsewhere, the hotels
and cottages OF Cape Charles.
We are confident that the enterprisine
gentlemen who have the matter in hanc
will invite visitors to examine the place
and to test the quality Of the fine accom-
modations they are projecting, when the
next season opens.
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DOR RENT, the SCHOOL-ROOMS in
II the basement OF the Universalist church, Ia
on Mayo street. These rooms have been &C. E;iH
schools have always been we'll patronized. Pos
ses sion given Immediately. apply to
SAMUEL SINTnN,
SO l3-tk2s No. )ll9 Main street.
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By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Aucaoneers
and Real Estate AEents..
T1RUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE

SALE OF VALUABLE
4 REAL ESTATE AT N0ETHEAA!SF s, G . EST Sh
OF FRANKLIN AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS,
IN THs CITY OF EIGHMoaD.-By virtue OF
deed of trust executed to tho rloer pealH
Richmond Hastings Court in deed book y. a, page
54s shall in execution thereof proceed 70 sell a.
public auction, on the prsmlse-, IN the orisr az
yrertised on SATURDAY the 18th OF September, at
o'clock p NJ, II fair, If not, on the hrst f.ir Gay
thereafter Sunday excepted) all the right, titlel
and Interest of the grantor tbeDg one-fourth part
in the real estate therein conveyed which, ~ me
rennrt Of the Commissioners OF the Chancery Court
recently made in diyi.Gn hs1s%T eon' ,bs
nnrfheast corner of franklin aud Eighteenth
streets, with two brick tenement9 theron, each
fronting twenty two feet and running back hlhe'y
feet. -, - p,,,,o,,b
Also. ONE LOT on the east side OF Eishteee emf
street thirty. two and onebalf by siXty Elk fset;
near the above lots on which there is a framed
tenement; or so much thereof as may De snincieh'
TO safety The prov sions of said trust deed.
The deed red uires cash sale but 1t Is probaolc
that the d;y OF sale an advancement, may DC
made to make the terms more ACCOMMODATING.
bids j. L.. Al 'S Aiuos'o'
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By Harrison, Goddin q Appsrson, Auetloneers
and Real Estate Agents.

THRUST SALE OF DOVER MILLS
i PROPERTY, IN Go"CHLAND , COUNTY w,
By Virtue OF deed of trust to me as trustee, IRON
SD. Fisher, dated January s, 1857, recorded in
County Court and By st OF oub the
snctinn. on the premises, on THURSDAY the lIth
Day Of October ss far u not 5sH 5ss p iSr
n nsy known as DOVER MILLS, lying In the
county Count Of Goochland bounded by the Jamas River
and Kanawha canal, Dover creek, and bhe ON Iana S
e. containing Maiab sixTEga AcRES more or
less. with the excellent FLnURIaG Milk !,
STONES MACHINERY. FIXTukEs and WATSa
RIGHTs. DiSTILLsHY, DWELLING HOUSE,
sToREHoUsE, MILLBR's House, and .t other
bnildipgs aud appurtenances. The whole con-u-
tntinp a we'll known and very desirable property,
presenting great attractions TO milers CAPITALISTS
and otherd. -. -. al
TERMs: The deed authorizes sale for cash as
to large part Of the purchase money, but :, ~
consent Of the creditors, accommodat ing terms
ns granted, which will be made known ct the
sals The taxes for this year to be paid by the
purchaser. Z. q. ~" ig T.ns,,ae
W.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAM
" FOUR MILES WEST OF sTAnNToH;-by
yirtue OF the decree Of the Circuit Court OF me
city Of Richmond made on the Let day Of april, 1883,
In Il cause therein depending. 10 which boliing
picket; is planti I'D John A. Pick ett, adminlsrs
tor. and Others, are defendants, the undersKnea;
AS special commissioner Of the court appnih. s"
for the PURPOSE will procest, upon the premises
on THUksDf the ION day Of October ne * ;b al
II o'clock A. NJ, To sell a. pubic auctioB 20 ne
hishest bidder, one certain lot Of grould Ia the
Of lying near ar shs osn'fb bsons
ing 70 Ihs heirs OF George G. Pickett, deceased II
being lot No Of the suIysy 81 T. and ecn9an
inr hv ,har survey fifty. seyen acres, six roods,
and nineteen poles and which was sold under
former decree In the same cause ana putcnasea
by Thomas EskridSe.
Tbs terms OF the sale are "a follows: Cash for
one. fourth OF the purchase money, and Tor inc
other three fourths, credit OF one. two and tere
wears the whole bearing Interest from the DAY OF
sale the purchaser giving his bonds Tor me as,
ferrsd msnts, and the title TO be retained uati
the furth or order CT the court
Sc lo-2tsutds
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BY Lyme Il Brother.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1889 Main, between Fourteenth and Fiji
tnotth ctpaata

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i FARM IN HENR!C0, TWO MILES BELOW
THE CITY OF RICHMOND. CALLED MARION
HILL.tN TIE OSBORNE TURNPIKE, CONTAIN
ING THIRTY-OEE AND TWO-THlRD ACRES
As trustee in certain deed Of trust made by John
Feeny, Michael Martin, and Ellen, his Wife dated
the 18th day OF December, 1885, duly recorded In
the CLERK ofce OF Henrico County Court, shall
in execution thereof, at the request OF the bench
Charles in the said deed, sell at public auction on
WEDNESDAY the 25;h day Of September, 1857; at
II O'Clock NJ, II fair, If not, the next fair day
thereafter, that very valuable FARM located as
described above, containing thirty one aRd two.
third acres.
The improvements consist Of a large brick
dwelling containing seven rooms, and the usnal
out houses such as barn, stable, &c. There is
also on the farm fine orchard OF choice fruit
trees and several springs OF excellent water Eear
the house.
TEsMs: Enough in cash to defray the exEenaes
of sale and to pay off certain note for SO, coo.
dated llth December, 1856, with interest to day OF
sale, and credit for s. 900 till the LIST OF July,
1858, and the remainder on such terms as will be
made known on day of sale.
WILLIAM q. LYME Trustee.
Sale conducted by LYME BROTHER, Auc-
tioneers &c l4-tds
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40 10 aw,d CH4RLES WOOD, 1rus'eeS'

IMPORTANT SALE.-ON TUES
DAY. October 18th, will offer for sale at pub,
lie anction on the the residence and tract
of land, containing 200 acres, known as Long
WOOD, situated one mile from the town OF Farm
vile. Prince Edward county, Va. This isin many
respecis one of the most desirable pieces OF pro
psrty in this section Of the Stale, consisting OF
large and convenient dwelling house. WIN neces-
saTy out-houses excellent orchards, containing
fruit Of every description, superior garde q, and
in one mile of churches of all denominations, q
number of good schools ana very gpou ma
DESTROYS of purchasing will address me at Farm
Vile, Va. A. b. Y AbLh; Afe, na III
sa Q-2,aXtdS B. >. y I. Y. NeHdplo.
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By Lee 4 Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1914 Cary street.

VALUABLE FARM, IN CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY ON TIE ROAD LEA IA D PING
HALF MILE FROM THE CLuyEk HILL e., RA Il
ROAD, AND THREE MILES p FR O hn GHL R A.
RSAD FOR SALE AT AUCTION request OF
Mr. Leonidas Wells wa will offer for sale at public
auction, on the premises, on THU.SDA4 tns !, 2otn
of Remember, 1857, at I2 o'clock NJ, the "a RM on
which he resides and located as described above,
containing s57 acres 100 Of which ara open ana mo
In cultivation the remainder well set IN OAK ana
nina With timber sutEc lent to run saw mill Tor
twelye months. The improvements consist OF
two-story DWELLING, nearly new, containing
fonr rooms with the usual out. houses, in 1alr re-
pair. There is we'll OF excellent water III 'ns
yard
TERMS: One third cash; residue at one and Two
Years time, bearing interest, and deed OF trust 10
secure deferred pay M nts
The above may be treated for privately before mI
the day Of sale. ss ID" Y, ha w, III
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By Harrison, Goddln 4 Apperson, Auetioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

USTEE'S SALE OF 4OG 4.!0
l ACREs OF VALUABLE TIMBERED LAND.
IN HgNRICO CnUETY, ABOUT TEN MiLss
WEST OF RICHMOND. BETWEEN The DssP
RUN ROAD ANDTHE THREE. CHI lPPBD ROA u.
As trustees in a c.rtain deed Of trust made by b.
w Green and Jnlia A. his WIFE dated 18th Sep
TENDER, 1903, duly recorded In Henrico County
Court we shall, In execution thereon, Al Inc re-
quest Of the benefcaries In The said deed, pro-
coed TO sell at public auction, on ms premises on
FRIDAY October H. 1857, at II O'CLOCK NJ, u falr
IL not, the frat fair day thereafter that valuable
TRACT OF LAND located az above containing
400 40 ACHES, according to recent survey me
said land is heavily covered with sup-rior WOOD
and timber, aud by reason thereof Is regarded OF
peculiar va ue a,. ~
sale ard TO pay off and discharge al OF the notes
\ f.rrsd to IN said deed which have matured,
amounting TO 50. 2S3 II; and an 10 any surplus
which may arise from said sale on such terms as
the said Green may prescribe and direct; or on his
failure to give any directions, then on such terms
81 the said trustees may announce al the Time Oh
sale. ,, ~.
W Alley. psrsoas attending the sale VIII please
meet the trustees at the residence OF salo Alis7
and accompany them and the auctioneer 70 the
spot on the premises selected for the sale 10 como
off.
chaser. ROBEsT s. POLLARD, Trn.tees
"a IL JOHN B. YOUNG,
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By James NJ. TAYLOR Son. Auctioneers'
Office No. SCI Main street. three doors below the
Spotswood Hotel.

SALE OF VALUABLE
1 REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RlGh-
M0ND AT AUCrION-Pursui mt to tho provsions
OF g. deed OF trust bearing date the 9Th day OF
July. 1855 duly recorded in the clerks once OF
the Hustings Court of the city OF richmond, exc
cntsd nv w n Smoot to ma as trustee 10 secure
tn payment OF d certain amount OF money rein
mentioned due by certain NEGOTIABLE notsl, anG
proceed to sell on TUESDAY thu ist day OF Octo-
Der next, on the premises, Mt - o'clock NJ. the
property conveyed In said deed, as i2lioTs !:
H Use, with wing attached thereto, and lot, on
the nor.h east corner of Main and First streets IN
this city, on the foIl owing terms CASH enough ., =,
With interest thereon from the 18th of January,
1867, and note for Sl,4sl 80 with interest from
the 18th of July, 1867 the bal ance on such terms
as NAV be agreed upon At the day OF sale
- JAMES VI. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR u
SoS Auctioaeers re ~
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rANTED, 100000 WHITE OAK
w SLAVES, SIS inches long, inches wide,
inch thick 4s INCHES long INCHES 81 vida. inch
inches wide l inch thick. For particularly ad-
dress w. C. MAYO, box 10 Richmond, or B. Il.
FITZHUGH, Loretto, Essex county, va.
l. I'm
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GALE OF GAS WORKS.-1n accord
y ance with the provisions of trust deed, ne
undersigned trustees will proceed 10 sell ~ PupIS
the 18th of October. 1867, the CHARLOTTsSVlkLh
AND UNIVERSITY GAS WORKS; II Is not OFTEN \
that snch an opportunity Is offered for investment
"a this sale presents These works ara In good re-
pair now producing excellent Gas, cost over $40 oOo
In specie times, and have the prospect OF an unu-
suatly large patronage IN the future.
The terms of sale are imperative. The sale VIII
be made Irrespective Of the weather and the hlgh
est pid1er Will be the purchaser, whatever the
price. ,a ,ro
wears, with interest from dale:
''A''' r z. PERMITS, ! Trustees.
,e o,u,d CUagI,ES WOOD, Aius'e'''
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By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneer
and Real Estate Agents.

SMALL TENEMENT IN SIDNEY,
y NEAR TO HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY, FOR
SALE AT AUCTlON-Will be sold at auction, on
the premises, on THURSDAY the 2sth OF Sep.
TENDER 1867, at o'clock P. NJ, the LOT and
small FRAMED TENEMENT located as above.
fronting twenty eight feet the west side OF Lau-
rel street. running back the depth thereof, and
now occupied by Mr.. Scott Bethel.
Terms: One-third cash balance at three and
six months Tor negotiable notes, interest added
secured by G trust deed. -
HARRISON, GODDIN s. APPERsON.,
ss2l ~u &uctioreers.
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no ANNIE R. MCNIVEN.-Please
i take notice that on the l2th day OF october
next tha being Saturday, 1t the once OF samuel
81 Page attorney at law. in the city OF Hlch-
mond shall take tbs dep1sitons OF william 4.
Rag ali and Others TO be read rs evidence In my
bsh.ifin a certaln q suit for divorce now pending
In ,he Circuit. Court Of the city Of Richmond on
thu chancery side thereof, in which am plaintiff
and Won are defendant II from any cause the
should not all be taken on that day,
tn taking them will be adj nrned from day 20 day
HI corn 5.t.d THOMAS MCflFEN,
49, lat by his counsel.
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o7F1os RICHMOND AND hoRx RlysR)
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, August 81, 1867. }
HrEw LINE BALTIMORE AND

NEW LINE TO BALTIMORE AND
IN NORFOLK VIA RICHMOND AND YORK
RIVER RAILROAD.-Thls road Is now open for
fraght and passengers for Ba ltimore and Norfolk:
Passengers for Baltimore leave the Rtchmond
and York River Railroad depot svery TUESDAY
snd FRIDAY at o'clock A. NJ, reaching Balti-
more to early breakfast next morning Returning,
they leave Baltimore every WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY at o'clock p. b., reaching Rich-
mond THURSDAY and SUNDAY EVENINGS
Freight for Baltimore received every day Sun
days excepted) at the Richmond and York River
Railroad depot.
Passengers tor Norfolk and intermed ate land
ings leave the hichmnrd and York hir-r Kali.
ro1d depot every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY att o. clock A. n.
Freight for torfolk and intermediate landings
recsived at this depot on MONDAYS WEDaEs-
DAYS, and FRIDAYS.
On THURSDAYS and SUNDAYS the trains will
leave the White House on the arrival OF the Batl-
more boat.
Rates as low az by any other line.
For further information, apply to
WILLIAM B. ENOs, Agent Richmond
and York River Railroad Company.
A. NEEDHAM SONS, Agents, Baltimore
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Ca EpRnEPIcK !. CRIDLAND.

no FREDERICK J. CRIDLAND,
Eso.~Taks notice tina. on MONDAY the i4th
dsy Of october 1897 at hs ofee ofpowhaian 10
berts, attorney at law in the city OF k,shmGnd
Pe'wsSn shall proceed 10 lake the depostions Of
Casper snd others to be read ss sv
in my behalf In sui bs In ety Of
ins IN sfe am plaintiff and cusiavus A. Myers
and yourself ar. dsfs9a4nts from any aaps %,
ba;pg commencsd sh all not be completed on the
the ssip Ss p s and ns Se
Isa he sams hou-s until said dispositions are
dniy taken. sPIRo ZETELLE. by his counsel:
RicHMoNp, September 0. 1857. 80 r-lu1"
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ByI. N. Cooke, Auctioneer,
seyenth street between Broad and Marshall.
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auction Sales.
By Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Auetioneers and
Eesl Estate Agents.
FUTURE DAY:

VERY NEAT AND EXCELLENT
Y STORE AND DWELLING: AND Two
TaRRAeT LINE OF THIRD BETWEEN DUAL
AND BAKER STREETS, FOR SALE AT A0C.
TION. AT the request OF Mr.. William d, Beal We
shall sell at auction. on the premises. on FRIDAY
the nth OF September, 1867. at ~ O'Clock P. M,
that EXCELLENT STORE AND bW ELLlNG now
in the Occupancy Of said Besl. Besides the store,
tn ere ars ,thrse other rooms fur the use Of the
family, with gas in each. Also, q, we'll OF good
water in the yard. Also two framed tenements In
the rear one renting for twelve dollars per month
and the other for four dollars per month; and the
store and dwelling wosld rent for twenty TO twen-
ty- five dollars per mon'h; so that the whole pro-
perty would command rental Of from $3.50 to $500
per annum. 1t is an excelle NJ stand for business
TEENS At GALE.
HARRISON, GoDDIN & APPERsoE,
seA Auctioneers.
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VIRGIN1A.-At Rules held in the

VTIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
Y Clerks Office for the Circuit Court OF Chester
field county on the first MONDAY IN oep'ei0ei'
1857: lam, ona
James L. Apperson, partners under tns siyis 10 o.
HARRISON Goddin Apper=on .....".flalhtinS'
against no,o,aon,
David Mcdaniel. pe ti,
The object Of this suit Is 10 st,aco anu
tho following real eetate 10 w.t. The lands OF the
d def two pareesj. continuing forty 4 We
acres. near the Broad Rock racs.track lying ana
hsinr In the comfy of Chesterfield fourteen miles
north of the Courthouse. and al other estate or
debts within said county Of the said delsndana 70
the payment OF the plaintiffs dset nor Sp b 1
savit that the said David Mcdaniel Ia non real.
dent OF the State i IL ordered tina, ne
appear aere re-, nrdar dnd do what is necessary
Taste: NATHAN h. CCGBlLL, Clerk.