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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-03
BY Lyme & Brother,
Aucuoreers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

GMALLFRAMED STORE ANDDWELL-
= TYG.fgo. i7leI sITUATED ON THE EAST
LINE. OF THIRB BETWEEN JAChsoS AND
DUVAI. STREETS FOR eALE at sAGt'TIuN.--
snction. on the prcinises, ON SATURDAY tie 9th
day OF October, 1872 Of O'Clock p IL, the SHALL
FRaMED STORE AND DWELLING located as
The Lot has front OF 80 by 100 fees 20 On alley,
ssa AS' ~ L1NE 4 BROTHER, Aueaopssrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-03

wH0 THEY ARE AND WHAT THEY With Isaf
WEALTH AND POVERTY IN InS u NV
paSfEL DREW, JAY 1otLo, 49, ;, 80, IN
IS. sMlTH As oPEHAso"S-I' = = . ' :
aREELEy,s ESTATE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-03

7 ASDS.--i have in my hands for sale
IL LAMBS, IN large and Small quantities, IN
almost every section Of the State. "A number OF
them large. trst-ciass estates, with splendid
improvements, and dcsirably located on nayigable
rivers or railroads. *. ..2v.s.. &c., 80.
$500 s GEORGE ". DREWRY,
sc l9-lul .a4. lGI4 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-03
BY Grubbs L williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auct!oneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
GEhSiiTE QUAERiES N CuEsTERFiELD
COUNTY NEAE 10 MAHCHEsTER AND 0p-
PIyfT ~ o FfnN Ns6liL AfR II
NUCTIOS-In execution of DEGREES OF the Ches-
teried County Court, entered at It's November
term, loTl and September term ls'2 IN The case OF
Archer SC. as. Archer, SC, tho undersigned COM
upon the premises. on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day
Why Vi!G"YF vAITHBIE ESTATE Of Which the late
Rchard Archer died seized. situated as above
stated, aiioining the lands lately owned by W; d.:
FIVE HUNDRED AND TWELvE ACRES tnore
or lcss 1t fronts on the Manchester and Failing
Creek turnpike and runs back 10 james river, bai-
im~ also fronts on both sides Of the River road
With the Richmond aud DauyilIc railroad passing
Ihie LAID win Dc sub-,llyIdcd into four or more
tracts, rs follows -
Isl. The horse tract. with about TWO HUNDRED
AND TIuRTT-FOUR ACRES. fronting OH the
north side Of tic River road and running back to
the Glarry tract. Tire Improvements consist or a
Brick Dwelling with twelve rooms, und all the
I'd tract on The south side Of the River road OPP
poslte the house trac'-oSE HUNDRED AND
81 trle' on the tmnpike-oNE HUNDRED
Thcsc lands arc mostly of chocolate clay soil. In
good heart aad capable Of the highest Improvement
they an have q suil!ciCucy Of wood and some to
spare which s very valuable by reason Of Its prox-
unity ~ market.
4tb. The quarry tract, with about Eff I
ACRES, on the railroad. This quarry has been ex:
tcnstvely worked, and nlucl, of tho stone used
IN building the United States castom-hOuse at Rich
nond. Tic quality is equal to any aud surpassed by
none OF the quarres In this vicinity. and the stua-
ton Is such that for ease of working and conve-
nicuce OF transportation Il IS not equalled by any
quarry In Virginia.
map and survey of the property will be shown
III tie time oil sale 80. .sas
commcncjnr at ii O'clock A. NJ. Will cell all the
PERSONAL PROPERTY Oh the farm, consist
ing OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-03

win. c. Moreau has sued the Indianapolis
Sentinel for $4,000 worth Of character de-
vorrcd by that yoraciOuS sheet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-03
xr1RaINIA. AGRICULTURAL Aa'
y MECHANICAL COLLEGE.

he Ra,rs Of visitors OF this ins;t.asioas las lbs
In Ricf,mona gu the 7,h OF January tCGi.
pnrpose of ling the chair OF ,stieh NaTt.
CULTURE and M eoaahtes,, $3.50 " s'; ,sssnrcgsElf
Saa,cations are ,nsiied fon, ~! onaitsfn sn,o,n
sI ,he sa,ne meeting tho Boata VII gp,ssa,s 4!
FARM MAN AG F,K or FoEL.n ~ ..,is 90 wh!!
THIS position WI. p!sasS sSA'o s.S
tlies viii be willing g ssyes:,. ., t,,, Rectee;
Hiaekshary, Montgomery seaass
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-03
nEAH ESTATE AE PRIVATE SALE.
l'y Moody & Royal,
Peal Estate Agents and Auctioneers,

Ey Moody Il Royal,
Peal Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
corner Seventh aud Hull streets, Manchester, Va.
EOR SALE PRIVATELY. SEVERAL
a DESIRABLE HOUSES and LOTS. suitable
for small families. ut prices ranging from 500 10
900. and 80 very desirable BUILDING LOTS in
different localities.
Also several FARMS lying near Manchester. con.
tanning from 10 to .j5 acres, ut prices ranging from
$500 to Sl,jUa, with Improvements. Oh liberal terms.
ocl MOODY s RpYhLL- Auctionecrs
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE PR
III VATELY.-0uc Of the ncatest and most at
trsctiye DWELLINGS Of Its Size In the city. with
two stories, containing seven rooms and kitchen,
with water and gasiKtireS In the dwelling. and the
usual modern Improvements, handsomely finished.
and lot DO by l56 feet, with an alley in the rear,
situated on the southwest corner Of Grace and
Shafer Streets one square beyond the present ter
minus Of the street railroad for sale privately The
location Of this property IS among the most de-
llgLtful IN the city, aud none Is increasing more IA
pfdiy IN value. Apply to
RICHARDSON & CO,
&C Lit 1113 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-03

TWO OTIS on ONE OF WHICH n
~ "A BRICK STABLE, on THE NORTH Sxn
SOUTH SIDE& OF iiARSHALL BFyTwEFg
TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH SYREETsSs
FOR SALE AT AUGPfoNs.-Ntll be sold Al aue,
ton, on the prenisss, on TH IRsDAYs Tie pth OF
located aboyethe first rear OF t;sc rssidcneeS
the late George Donnan, fronting 90 feet, rnaning
back about ~ feet 70 the wall eiosing the iot n
east by Thirteenth street After which Will! he eli
the ts south side Of Marslall street, in nv
OF the reldence OF Mr. n. Ezekiel fronting si fest
running back 90 to u feet, having thereon brtcS
stnble. tF-rs.r5sgs s.ylsay,z .ys.s- 1850"
These ,lots are admirably well located for small,
dwellings, which are now so much In demand
Is TERMS: One-third cash.: balance at and -
months for negotiable notes, interest added secured
By q trust deed. =, * : t'sN'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-03
PROSPEROUS HEwerApEr MEN.

There is 80 much wealth here that even
newspaper publishers and journalists have
managed TO get portion Of it. danes Cor
don Bennett (by inheritance from his father)
must be worth 100000 or 50, 100000 but
no other member of his guild makes pecu-
mary approach to him.
William Cullen Bryant, Of the Erentnq
.Pos!, has an estate valued at 100000 or
e5eo, 900 SO has GcorgeJones, of the Times,
end Nanton Marble, Of the World Samuel
Sinclair, publisher of the Tribune, is proba.
ply worth not far from 100000; Hugh J.
Hastings, Of the Commercial Adccytise,.. in
real and personal property, would no doubt
loot UP sSoo, 600; Park Goodwin, of the
she psper TOW, will leave to hi, heirs some
9sa9, 600; james aud Enstus Brooks, OF the
Essasay Cypress, have probably 100000
ssael;; aud even Horace Greeley, who has
been opposed TO making money ali his life.
hight be sold out for Siso, 9De.
oming 10 tue weekly. press, Robert Bon
asf, OF tbs Ledger, has realized directly and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-03
PETER COOPER

IS one Of our rich citizens, aud one OF the
few old men who were born on this island.
His fAt!er was a poor halter, and Peter
worked hard iu the patcrnal shop for the
merest pittance. Always DESTROYS to bc
educated, lie never wns enabled to attend
Hchool beyond single year, and then only
half the time, the other half being devoted
10 earning his daily bread. This deprivation
81 his youth he felt so kecnly that lie deter
mined, should lie ever acquire fortune. to
DO something for the cause Of free educa.
ton. Hc adhered to his determination, and
tic Cooper Institute is the glorious result
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-03
EsRs'aas. HEasEarlNs;s. tsc.

EyAIR-BuSHES,D Dressing Combs, Tooth
4 / Brushes. Soaps, Pcriumery. Sc. Large aSsort
nent for sale bv -
POWHATAN +. DU?UY, Apo!hccarr.
ao7 BROAD street, between Fourth and fifth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-03

Sale conducted by d. L. WEIsIGER, Auciloneer.
Sc 25-2S .Dct2,& dtd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-03

VIRGINIA STEAM COFFEE AND
y, GnICEL MILLS $40 CARY, BETWEEN
NINTH And TENTH STREETS, - Coffee roastes.
anu spices ground to order aud delivered daily.
Sc ia-s&NSt ". a. HERshiAN s. co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-03
noMMISSIONERY SALE 0E TWO

OTRACTS Of LAND IN HANOYER COIN.
TY.-By virtue OF n decree Of Hanover Co,a,tv
Court renderedi III the sat OF Parishes adminsfr,,
tor against HALL on the 18th OF July, lS'2, we shall
proceed to sell ut public auction. at Green Raw
Crossing, in Hanover county, on the 2lsE DAY az
OCTOBER, 1879, a TRACT OF LAND lying par,ly
In the county of Hanoytr and partly In tie county
of Louisa. on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
containing about TWO HUNDRED AND FIVE
ACRES.
TERMS OF SALE: Enough cash to pay the ar.
penses Of suit and Of this sale; the balance OF the
purchase money to be secured by bonds, signed Ly
bic in one, two, and three years. Title retsiped
.sz -s.8 "a HILL CARTER,
H. CHASTAIS WHITE
Gf-1a Meet,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-03
AUGUST BELMONT

counts his dollars by the million, and II pre-
sumed to make on IN average over - 100000
year by lis adroit operations III American
securities. He is German by BIRTH: came
here as the agent of the Rothschilds; mar
ried niece of Commodore Perry; has been
prominent i'll politics as the president of the
National Democratic Committee, ana has long
been m authority Oil matters relatln3 to
finance ard the turf,
The famous bankers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-03
by Robertson 6 Bronaugh,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
Manchester, Va.

A VERY DESIRABLE. FRAME RESI-
In nENCE IN MANCHESTER, on The corner
Of Nmthand Stock ton streets, containing six rooms
kitchen and dairy, with NIL necessary ol-bu!fdlngS
Lot fronts rs feet on Ninth street with depth OF
1873 feet. The situation Of this house Ia very excel
lent snd we comment it TO the attention OF parties
wishing home In Manchester. Price reasonable
and terms liberal. 49,. t&sH z@e.t sss FL tsss
Also. LOT Of 20 feet front on the southeast side
dih 1 S a b,s s one ~ a
sites for a business stand IN Manchester. Parties
wishing such @ place will do well 10 call OH US.
ga77's-assz@ ROBERTSON 4 RRONAgGH,
SzgsGgsS office opposite the courf-house,
aeu s.ess-s Emu street. Manchester, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-03

rs,HE CHARLOTTESVILLE INTELLi-
I GFNCER FOR SALE.-As administrator oi
William b. Thomas, deceased will sell IN 'iNr'
lottesvlile, at public auction. on MONDAY INC Hu
day OF October next, tile .,,,.,,.,,,,.
together with all Its appurteBaGces.
The INTELLIGENCER il weekly paper: - 10
prosperous condition: has good list OF rTciiDu,
and large run OF lob DIRK and advertising, ahd wiz
continue to De issued until sold. There are !T2
presses-one Job and one newspaper prs,s-,''u ~
good repair, IN fact good rs neT. Us alr lIV!a'
only opened about three years ago.
TERMS Made known 0n day Of sale.
j.. X. WlHGFiELD, adininlsiI'"F'
sc lJ-lawlw .a--ss... sig
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-03
DROWN BROTHERS,

DO very tranquil but enormous business,
and having fortunes ranging from 81 600.
600 to $4,000, 900 each. They are natives of
ireland, though rather Scotch than Irish, us
might be inferred from their sbrewduess,
energy, and acquisitveness. The founder of
the house, James Brown. commenced his
commercial career rs II linen draper, and
having prospered went into banking, where
lie still remains.
The exemplary and highly esteemed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-03

i WILL OFFER For SALE ON. TUES
1 DAY the 9Th day OF October: 1877. TRACT OF
land containing FOUR HUNDRED AND FIE-
TY-FiVE ACRES, one-haif III original growth OF
pine aud oak timber. yagim!nedately on the Chcs
a;ae.kc and Ohio railroad one mile from Tieylilns
dcpct. The fIrd has On it, comfortable dwelling
h0s;se, with six rooms aud barge basement or gel
lar and all rec ssary ou,huijdilss. SYn Is the time
TO get the very best ttlnbsred land In the Whole
county. This land has ANY quantity Of the best
forest piEeonjh aases.a $50 4..4. 80
will also sen, at the same place and same Time
HOUSE and LOT at Gcrdons1lne. TIE lot Contains
a quarter OF an acre III land, With nea dwelling
house with foar rooms. For any Information DE-
sired address EE- s--. c.. s. UGJ,
81. Troyiuaa's Depot,
Sc co-tOs Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-03
So l-1alao1. oa.25.2s,a Oct4&b
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO

" TRACTS OF LAND IN HANUFbh VVt v
TY.-By virtue Of decree OF the COUNTY tonii %
Hanover entered on the 18th day Of September
in the suit Of Hall. &C.. agaips: Hall: &c' 'pil
proceed 10 sell at public auction, nj Joe Johns9n'
Shop, al II O'Clock A. u. OH the go QFuL Tol'EE'
1879. TRACT or LAND containing ahcnt ~ =
HUNDRED AND FIVE ACRES. adioitinS 'hc
Lands of Lucy Fontaine, Harvic Baker, 'eoiEe !ai-
ris. and others. .....- Ia
TERMS Enough cash to pny the expense" Of sG,'
and Of the sale the balance In three ei!lli inS'a
mcuts, secured By bonds beurrg interest from dar'
signed by good sureties, and payable In ono iV',
and three wears title retained I'LL a.! tie purchase
money is paid. .,.,. .,,,,,,,,
There will also be cold at the same time another
TRkCT OF LAND. adjoining the above c?l''H'
Ing about NINE ACRES.
fERMs: Made known on day or sale.
HILL CARTER.
So 2!-iaw!w Specla! Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-03
stock Of HORSES. MULES,
COWS, aud RO6S;
ASTAyI0N UTENSILS,

and q large md valuable lot OF
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURSiTURE,
and such CROPS as there may be-. a-s .a.
TERMS: Fer the re i estate, onc-ftth cash: bal
ancc at SIX. twelve, eighteen, aud rwenty-four
months for egot1ble nOtcs, With Interest added nj
the rate OF s per cent. yer anuGm, and titles re-
tanned until the notes PAID and eonveyances d.
rec Cd BY the court.
For the personal property, cash for sums under
SJU ; over ti:st amount oHe-I.aii cash, baalcc al
twelve months, for bonds. with good security, wtth
waiver OF homestead exemption, and bearing In
tereet at tho rate Of Per cent per ailluri.
W. w. COSBY,
H. g. CANNON, Commissioners.
SAMUEL ARI,HER.l
GRUgBS & WILLIAMS, Aacttoneers.
se 2;-s;lYlw. stu wtw. ISeits
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-03
MILES. HORSES. DC.

TOR SALE. handsome PONY, ~,
Il suitable for !: lady or boy: nine years ~
old; well broke; kind under ftc saddle or In bar.
ness. Raised by Colonel Julien Harrison, Goocli-
land county, who warrants him perfectly sound and
gentle. Apply to -.
&C l-lw WALTER X. MARTIN & Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-03
A CHOICE LOT OF cRGsvsEs.

might ill bali n dozen letters in enunc.
rating Manhattan Eilionaires, who are So
ovcr.toppei by the Astors, Vanderbilts, and
Stewards that they are rarely thought Of in
connection with money. Suffice il to say
that there are some two hundred of our cti-
zens worth over $1,000, 900, nearly one thou.
sand worth 100000 and upwards, and an.
endless list having estates Of from $4,000
70 S4Q0, 900. es-t- .,-zs7...
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-12
Saving the Soakers.

special commission OF the British Parlia-
ment have recently been engaged in inVesti-
eating the subject of drunkenness and recon-
mend reformatorles OF Two classes s-priyate for
those who are willing and able to pay, and
public for impecuuious patients. By this sys-
tenn habitua Inebrlates may be committed to
reiormatorles by the courts on physicians GER
tiflcates the same as lunalics to the insane asy-
lum. This goes further than the American
system which contemplate voluntary patients
and private reformatories only. The proposed
English system is better because 1t Is more
sweeping, and for the reason that 1t provides
for lhe protection OF society from the more
dangerous class of drunkards-the criminal
class of inebriates, especially In large cities,
for whose support in relormatories our laws
make no provision, and who cannot be got rid
of except through conviction in'the courts
for some criminal offence. 1t is generally ad-
mltted that drinking prompts the commission
OF at least three-fonrLhs Of our crime, and 1t
seems desirable that some general law should
be made BY which al habitual drunkards, and
particularly those of the criminal class, could
be arrested and placed in retormatories until
such tine as they gave evidence OF reforma-
tior. Those In public reformatorles who are
unable 10 pay their way should be made to
work In order 10 render the institutions self
supporting, or at least partially 30. The pro-
posed English system is doubtless the best that
could be recommended, and, II adopted, its
operations will be- watched with general in
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-12

Mcclure expressed his conviction that Merrl'
mon has been elected Governor of North caro-
lima by at least five thousand Majority anu
that, although the certificate OF electlou WIZ
be given TO Caldwell, the Legislature Will ln-
vesLisate the matter. and give 1t to Merrimon.
1.-THE returns first sent by the Grant men iiom
the strong negro countless" said he, "electea
Merrlmon, but from day TO day they sent re-
yised returns and had TO increase the MAORI
ties three or four times 10 count CaldWeil III.
Five of the eight n lars OF Congress ano
both branches OF lLv Legislature, sec"i-
Ing Greeley United States SENATOR
would be substantial victory lor Ing
liberals. even If The Governor had
been fairly lost by few hunofeo'
after the Radical majority Of nearly len lhou-
sand In the State last year; but with palpaole
fraud added to palpable defeat, the cause OF
Grant Is now hopeless, not only IN Nortn
Carolina but In the whole South, excepting
nrobsbly South Carolina" Iu the same inter-
view Colonel Mcclure stated that Governor
Curtin would return about the first OF sep
tember. and after he had retired with dignity
from his mission, would declare himself on
the presidency. AS yet no one was author
ized TO state his political position. In response
10 the reporters inquiry II he considered IL
poss,ble that Governor Curtin would support
Grant, Colonel Mcclure said: yves, It Is pos
slble, there being no law against 1t. Napoleon
could have stumped France for the Bourbon
King On his escape from Elba, but he dldnf'
Had he done go, he would not have hao
friend in France"
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TERMS OF THE NEWS.

TIE DAILY NEWS, by mail one year, year. 49, 81 the the
months "a: three months So SO. sss,. The car car
o,,, ar EIGHTEEN uESrs IL week, pay ao.e w
rsrs or IS year. paid in advance sr tuesday,.
rsnzaasSs Ins and Saturdays, one year si' Blk
r.ontns 50 so; three months 81 % ST., ,on,.,
TuK WEEKLY NEWS, one year "a OLA o'p'0'
40 Ten copies, to one address, sl9. ..on,.
RsxrrrANoKs should be made oy fos'oues &c
.o.s, order or by Express. II this cannot oe @
.one. protection against losses by mail may DC
.scnred BY forwarding draft on Charleston pay
able to the order of the Pr"prletors OF The Ns"''
~ nv sending the money in q registered iettef.
: Nor1ces Of Wants, To Rent, Lost and Founu'
BOARDING &C., not exceeding 20 words, 2s censs rs
aaen insertion; over 20, and not exceeding ~
sS sorsa 40 cents each insertion; over 50. and moi
exceeding 40 words, 50 cents each insertion.
These rates are MET, and must in'afiao" 10
p".a .sars0s ~ RIoRDAN, DAWSON & CO.,
No. 14s East Bay, Charleston, 5. U.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-12
Radical Tyranny.

On Wadmalaw Island there is o colored
man named Boykin whe declines to support
either Bowen or Mackey for Sheriff OF
Charleston County. No sooner had he said
so than he was attacked by both Mackeyites
and Bowenites, who compelled bim to flee
for his life. Was not this conspiracy to
intimidate Boykin in the exercise OF his
rights as voter Was it not an attempt
to coerce him into supporting Mackey or
Bowen This is fit case-if our contem-
porary, the Courier, is correctly informed
for Ku-KluX indictment. Where is The
public prosecutor?
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-12
The Marion Meeting.

The explanation OF the Crescent makes it
evident that we misunderstood the object OF
the meeting OF citizens held in Marion last
Monday. That object was the making OF
arrangements for the holding OF county
nominating convention On sales-day in Sep
tember. To this, we, at least, see no earthly
objection. What we do advise against IS,
any Incorporate action cooking to the homl-
nation OF q State Democratic ticket. 10
win, we must wait But, in the meantime,
the counties will, of course, look sharply to
their local interests.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-12
New Books.

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in complexion as to expose her to the stlspl-
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aug3-12
ns- IN COMMON PLEAS-BEAUfOR'

@- IN COMMON PLEAS-BEAUfORT
CuUNTY.-Ex parte BAILEY Il COMPANY IN re
r. J. DAVANr, Commissioner, vs.. The Trustees OF
the College OF rBeaufort.-Pursuant to the order OF
the Hon. G. B. FARMER, Judge, 10 the above stated
case, notice is hereby given to all and singular
the Judgment Creditors Of WILLIAM Il. Wlaa,
that.ssid Court has limited and allowed ninety
days from the date OF this order In which seld
Creditors may prove their claims b:rore the nm.
dersigned, receiver at his office In inc court
bouse at seaulort Ii. q. JUDD,
20. P. Receiver.
Resnrort. 9. c.. lime IA, 1872 jun22.60
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-12

w ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY
RAILROAD COMPANY. EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
No. 81 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK, AUGUST
1sT, 1s72.-The Coupons and Registered interest,"
due August lSth 1872, on the First Mortgage
Eight Per Gent Is per cent? Gold Bonds OF the 81.
Joseph and Denver city Railroad Company. BOTH
EASTERN AND WESTERN DIVISION, will be paid
at the onlcs OF tbs Farmers Loan and Trust Oom-
paIiy of the City OF New York, upon presentation
and demand, on aud after date, free OF tax.
FRANCIS A. COFFIN,
.npa.l2 Assistant Treasurer.