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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-24
TRISIEIs,S SNI.I.

NvHERE\~ Iuci" V Morton aud John ,
w Morton. hrr hu-ham'l, 10y then ]c,Iilin DIV
oi iru I. i,rr.i trlrutr! tn I Ii. y u .l>:u.n
recorded IN TIL I;,c"isirr'- ellie i"r lr,ia,,-
county. in III" state at Missouri. ~ '"rA y.
on page los. convey L. IN" uu.!'t>ignrl m.
tee. the i"i!"win i'-cri'r'i r,aI ,~-'lt,. >'rl.
IN the county ami STATE ntr''-ri,i, tu-Nil 4.
lots Annw II anil designated "u the Ilat VI ana,
Addition l., the city al l.. >Iu-tnn aud nrv
ILL, III the u r"il - "tlI'r III sad Ilt,nr
county a. lnt~ numn'Ir't &C.. ~. two i.l Of,
three. ~. IN block numl,irrl iw" -. 'r..r
with tn build nr-~ ~ I un. amt know Il. p,
.'l'niirry Establishment Witch ~.ni ,.u,,
iIIu prnm;->rrN vet, iji.r,. ~ = Ih.. III!
Wa Ir,-. -.i.'i note hI- i,.rnII. tn, iutr INA
%unliui. Now. IA / inr''. u"iir' 4, her !s .r.
that thu UU,irI - at trustee. ~ ~, utuf,,,
the ir-il h"!,lrr' al -aIh note. aud i'N ,u'ur uts.
in riir>u rurt I" ia pray, - "r- 81 san be-,
trust. VII pr4c","i t. >y'l The ', ! std g..
described, "i - mirh hr r,ui ,- mn Il, u,rr,..
I" ply n!i in.I.t s~"Hti-r Ia >u'i iH"m >,rr, un
tn
SATURDAY. TliEa-rlInNN uf APR
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~ rU''r> UlH "rth IA e. balm. :rra,
in i,"Ir ct =. .'rr. nru. =, .. --uirruu,,
Lit y irr.' = e., ~ ( .t De. -llr.t,,
not, ru'iti'I'f d, ItI rt u ,.,.l.s
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-24
DOVER ITEMS.
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StiIDtiI.S
The popular. han,l>rlm- aud accomplished
i'rInriiI!> W. II. Garter ai,! lroi. ~t;ra.!!y
al the pnvrr F"miair seminary are conduct.
III" u >lic"'>>iWl term "t tive months.
Mis- !!I!i'> beet >riirnl Is we'll .ou,!urtrtl.
ai,! i!i:nIh"r- about eighteen pupils. IL lnaiiy
a. she 'l,-.IC-.
RELIGIOUS
Rev. iLnti>' pulp; was not filled ycs!cr-
LAY a"rnr'!'u" 1" appointment.
. Quarterly Injecting al NJ. +. church. South.
III PROGRESS. Rev. stacy presiding.
ordination ceremonies of capt. =. Il.
Whiting. will 'ah" place. in The ~l;arli>t
Church on next SLu,Iay. Rev. Charles
hitting breaches ordination sermons.
IEEoDNA Al.
Mr.. | H;,rh. miir!I r>.rrm"'i for her -"n'i
qualities al hcait ii,i mInd. aii loved iy
al. i about L" leave lis for = Residence IN -.
louis. Her >ai'' took place. last week. We
are sorry L" lriri with 81 -ru.! a r!iiZ"uc>-.
We were p,iiIri To learn that Mr. SaSrI-
scroll. iatlirr-iu-law OF our tnwHNuau. rilu>
IL. GRAVES. dice! suddenly al his liruic in
Illinois. Telegraph, ".inir Saturday. an,! Mr..
GRAVES left immediately. We heartily con-
dole with the h,rraN-i.
RUNAWAY.
We had 4 tir>. "ia-> ruu,wa Saturday
not Two Young lu\iu. uir> eager to be
>i'lir.d-hui two eager boys >p.irr,i I" Il
buggy. Tiry cam" dI>hiuS through the
town. startling every one. 1T u fearful
wv " awe ~ Z ~ tlFh tstilit.
and passed. ai,l >iiii continued over bridges
AMI GulirN-. aud on ia.ry went. and >lii! nn
nni ui >I-iIti"r amiir. wIrn they rNIrau>t,,l
ana >toi'!Ici. No umr hurt. hug. sound.
Horses exhausted and unuurt. anil Fisher
considerably frightened.
DOLLY NA!nENS.
oar town i not L. hind Lexington. or
otiirr larger tpwn>-iu >iN L.. tI>t. AMI FASH
ion. "DuIlN>" are all the rag. and OH how
sweet oar girls hook in them. Dover j.. not
behind either in first class IN r.lllniS.
N>hIrl'>. thu IIAi"- merchant. i tirony.,l
vita irauty-hrautiiul girls amt beautiful
Goods.
FIHE-On last Saturday between
one AMI two O'Clock a lire broke out in the
store of Geo. ". Ennis. one al the ~lcatiiu.
'ir! -""i- .I",i>,> al .Aiili,ill,.. The citizens
wrr" ON nai"i promptly. hut every Hort to
"NtIl@t.i-I the flames or save the good,
proved futile. The building WAS burned
flown together with the centre stock OF goods,
4 WAS will "rcat difficulty that the fire was
rrtIrHt"'! from extending to iii" adjoining
buildings. Holds. valued AT SLIM, an,Iiu
-;ir.'ii il North Missouri Tor 500, George
y hers I-,.nt. tIun,l- valued at SO. 900. in.
-iIr-d III Luna and Hartford Tor s6.OO0. r
Nin>or ~ son agents. Lexington, Mo.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-24
Let Ii ali take "-u.n."

REMEMBER Next Monday night
i the any anil last ni.It. q" To Harmonic
Han ami be lifted to the seventh heaven 81
mi>r.,,I bliss. by ii-trning I" the wonderful
. rfurm Inr,- at ..i:lini Tom" Watch out
or Won wont.grt reserved seats.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-24

Til" srprcnn" court OF lii" United
States having decided tina; Il husband
can recover damagrS for the loss Of his
wife proportional 10 her usefulness
aud capacity To earn money. Il Boston
man who's" spouse persisted in Il
rcccnt railway accident was allowed
by the discriminating jury rxactl,
six cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-06
.AUCr1oN SALES.--FUTURE Bays.
BY Grubbs d Williams,
Anctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Mnln and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA.
u BILE LANDS NEAR -RICH9lQSs.D, B BElS y,
A PART OF THE CIiAIGTOS fEsI AliEES5 Ill
execution of decree Of the Circuit Court OF hen
rico entered on the nth October 1870 IN INC ee o
!. a. NJ. Smith and ais rS. Christians eAecuIoL anu
dls," the undersigned, o speciai coHsa,of tta
thereby appointed, win sell at aucuon, uI po .Ic
premises, on MONDAY, 27d Of january, lfI, s91-
fnencing at IL O'Clock NJ, the following LhSp az,
bcing a part Of the Craigton estate, OF TnCn ule
late DR. William A. Christian died seized, iynS aoout
three and one-half miles east Of Richmonu: r,,o
: First, the PRICE TRACT. containing w
nIND1sEO AND SEVENT1-SENEN 1ASD
THREE-TENTHS ACRES, lying near the rag
ton road; about 100 acres high lano, ano tne Ie
mapder including about30 acres OF WOODS. IN second
low grounds and meadows suitable LOT grass anu
second, SIX LOTS, averaging about iaity acres
each living on each side Of the Cra1eton roaa Sos;
and being cleared; No. 3, one-inli eiealeo' anu
fhe other In wood, some Of them very hcaVy. ans
snle Of these lots will commence with NO. thtes'
fine cityl and proceed in regular order.
These lands arc well adapted to fruIt-gro"lng ano
truckipg The uplands are light, gplcE5 ana pIo.
ductye; the bottom land Is very r1cn; Inc aees
to the city is by good roads, and the neishDorooo
good and Improving. n - a.,
Piats of tie land can I've seen at the office OF tue
auctioneers. ,,o + civ t,po,ve
and eighteen months for negotiable notes VIII ~! ~,
terest ADDED. Title retained by the court unLi Tue
notes are paid. Purchaser to pay taxes lot Lsn.
Ao'>0 -, JOHN a. COKE, Commissioner:
C,p1-nrs & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. JAG
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-06
ByLee & Goddin, Aucuoneers,
M. lli3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE REAL EsTATEr ~ h. The EIES GiF1 AZ al
AITC"riOS-By virtue Of decree or Tue Sncui6
Court of the city of Richnoli Of the 18TH Heeinc
ber Instant, in the case Of the M0 Oh
rico county and Others, we the undersigned special
Observation-Disclosures appointed under said decree will pro
coed to sell at public auson on tns
Tz ON t the 10th of JauuaTy ls,:
81 o'clock p. A., certain LOT situate az e rS
of CAV and Hancock streets, fronting about tMTty
two feet on Clay street. and running back TO m LEY
ten FEET vide wIh The ln EREgaS 'nefe0n
And immediately afterwards, one LOT. with sncil
improvements as may be thereon, near the corner
of eigh and Henry streets, fronting iet Oh
n the sost side Of Leigh street. and running back 100
ldss e nj eS Ssst fron WIsn Bssles
After Which we viii sell that OF OF LAMP, with
the improvements thereon, situate on Catharine
street between Smyth and Henry, fronting on Cath
aFns stnsei f SCI ans 5hh3sL fT E II es
No. so, In the city of Richmond. or
OF &c a;RouND, with such improvements as may be
thereon situate the north side OF Legh street az
point $50 feet from the western ~ as t o. sree
and extending back It's feet to IN alley twenty 1ee
"i 4 nd on WEDNESDAY the nth day of January,
1879 we will sell the MISUNDERSTANDING REAL
ESTATE-riz., at 81 O'Clock z. NJ, that L0I ot
Fetlerai greet. in Duvals addition, known In said
addition us part of Lot No. IS, commencing on inc
north side OF Federal street 20 feet lches from tne
corner OF sad street and Stephens street. fronting
40 feet inches on Federal street, with depth OF
so feet. Also, certain other LOT, with the I'm.
proyemeuts situate Federal street, known Us Lot
30 IS in Duvals addition, fronting on Federal street
80 feet inches. and running to the corner or st.
Stephcn's street SO feet.
And Immediately afterwards, say at Il o'clock Z.
n, that Lot OF LAND lying on Brook turnpike;
Peter Lawson fronting SO feet on the west line OF
Brook turnpike and extending back la0 feet.
After which we will sell that lot known az LOI
No. in Solomon Marks plan of Duvals addition
situate on the north side Of Bacols Quarter branch,
fronting 30 feet on street thirty feet wide, ana run
ming back $50 feet, together with such improvements
as may be on said lot
enIal tnstallmepts at ELK, twelve, eighteen, ana
twenty-four months, for negotiable notes. with inte-
rest ak per centum added, and the legal title re-
60 naid. JAMES c. TAYLOR,
JOHN \. MEREDITH, .
-.s.. F. p. TURNER.
81. s.. ne Special Commissioners
Sale conducted by LEE 6 GODDIN, Ills Main street.
de 29-tdS ..t ..se"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-06
By Grubbs & Williams,
BY GruDDS " W llilalliS,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between M;th and Dapk.

Eleventh street DetWeen hiilli auu oaHh"
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
" VALUABLE LANDS IN THE COUNTY Or
CHESTERFIELD AT AUCTlOS.-ln part exec GU,
ton of decree of the Circuit Court OF Ches!ernei
county entered In the chancery cause OF Gales no
inIssioners thereby appointed will sell III aucton IT
Chester on the Richmond and Petersburg raliroaq'
on WEDNESDAY, 18th january, ut IL ocl9ch NJ
the following REAL ksdAtE s Of Tlyi n 'i TRHCTS
OF LAND conveyed TO said Gates by q. a. VIM
ii T. The "YELoW-HoUsE" tract, or Wnfrees
residence, lying on the Richmond ana felsrsgnre
Charles W. Friend, c. L. liaurice, and ). r. Snea9,
and Containing FIVE HUNDRED AND FORTY
NINE ACRES. The improvements consist Oh a
good FRAMED DWELLING with seven rooms ne. ne
barns-ll OF them excellent buildings. thoout han
of the land Is arabic, the balance Is mostly III pine
of original growth ,c
q The tract known rs "ARCHER'Srn, containing y
ONE-TENTH ACRES, lying about out, a mile TO inc
west of the above with the Glover Hill railroad run
ming through 1t, adjoining Halnlln's estate, =: n.
Snead. james Dillon. and Hairs estate, ana "tnl!i
post-onicc, church, and thriving village. IheI ,e
are no improvements upon this tract; from one-haf
to two-thirds of it Is In original oak aud pine Wooc'
afordiug large quantity Of tine lumber I'm srxTy
ACRES on the Richmond and Petersburg turnpike,
adjoining the Drewry's Bluff estate, the lands OF jas
b. Jones, r. A. Willis and formerly owned by r. {.
Chaklcy. And LOT in the plan OF Day ton, on lne
north side of the Slanchestcrand Failing creek turh-
pike, 92t by l9s feet. =,
Bidders from Richmond and petersburg may reacii
Chester by the cars and return on the same day.
TERMS: VIII be very liberal; II desired, u large '
portion of the purchase money may Mnlalh Oh ons
credits NJ. 81 GIbhiIah, Commrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-06

The Chicago Republican calls George Al
fred Townsend the "tail " of the Republican
sorehcads. 1t must be confessed that there
Is good deal of "wag" about George AL
fred Townseud.-Neao York Commercial.
ID The Ureka (Cal.) Union says that the water
Of the upper lake in Surprise Valley has the
property Of removing from clothing all grease,
bitch, or dirt of whatever kind, without the
application Of soap or any washing material.
- I told her that Dr.. Ever, with his candles,
and DR.. Corey, with his immersion, We're not
2Sar apart.
"Why?"
u" Because Ever uses candles and Corey
dips" ~
.df DR.. Corey comes around Dir: Tyson's
newsstand to buy Commercial! tonight,
will Mr.. Tyson tell him that they are all out p
Ell Perkins in Neso York Commercial
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-06
ra, Effect OF Sfeamfng Food ON VIC
= - r,.o4ls,cHfxancxA of COWS.

~. as y
s.. ca much attention Is now being given 70
.t;,e question of steasning food for cattle tna'
M facts concerning it are especially ID
,tsresti,,r. It Is often asked, "Do the farmers
!. ~ Enpiaud. the best cattle feeders and the
hest fsrn,crs in the world, steam their food 70
anv considerable extcnt"9 So far as we
know no very encouraging affirmative repl!
can bo made to this question. But, then, CT ar
ca,ynstanccs alter cases, and we are very an'
farently situated from English farmers, ~
that, orr winters are yery much coiaeI, anu
that. owing chiefly 10 the scarcity OF iaooi'
we cannot compete with them In the proaue,,
tion of root crops-roots being sess iuipi e.S
by stenning than any otncr Mlh se. a .o.
Yet, while from their less nccessit! .ot 1 49,,
ing. the English give less attention W 49, NC We
we do, it Is to an English farmer INV IN IN
must 20 for the most conclusive e'lusuo o,i.
favor Of cooking that we We. nave I've s 1--WE it more
: sssaan 49,, ,re like TO devote to single SUD-
jcct. nv - yor,.cb;ra Eng.
,.nd Is very high authority in dairy nlatters;
Tn one OF his elaborate reports to the koyai
Soc;ety he describes an experiment undeI-
taEen to show the comparative effect OF ieed-
i,,, cooked and uncooked food. The eXperi,
,nent commenced January 1st. he seiecee9
ono of bis own cows, one OF Mr.. Smltn So nu
one of MIR. Pawsonss neighborsh thnklng
3, that IL he changed some OF his own s.UIS
nou, his steamed food to dry hay they wouiI i
not do SO well on it as would COWS 'Ai'' La"
& been kept in the ordinary way; o.,a
Mr.. Smiths cow was small, oue noos =.
miller, She had been in good cohdltion u.
calying (her third calf, but fell away sensi by
during three weeks thereafter, She was Ieo
on hav only-cating twenty-clght potnus pei
dav, Mr.. Pawson's was heiter three yeais
old. with her first calf. She, too, feil away
very much in her condition, Cntii la1e III
November she was grazcd during thg oty
md housed with turnips) Mt nlSht rtonl
that time until February her food was (per
d,y]. Interior meadow hay, IL POUNDS;
swcde t,lrnips. As pounds; grouna oats, .
pounds. After the first week III feolualy
the oats were discontinued, and hay gwen
nthbit,.rn. Mr.. Horstail's cow was OF sinai
t:2c but large mixer. She was IN gooo
condition Mt calving, and gained fcsh on
n her dict. She was fed on "steanea miA-
turen and II pounds bean meal, tea raw
the mixture Consisting, for each days iations'
Of pounds rape-cakc, II pounds pran, anu
u pounds malt combs, mixed win enough
l,can straw, oat straw, and shells OF oats, ID
coual proportions, to give three tlmcs hts
~ much rs she would eat. After each iced
che received pounds Of dry hay.
The following table shows the coh"'lioh
and performance Of each animal:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-06
gy A. C. Pulliam, Aucioneer.

EOR SALE AT AUCTION, THE HOUSE
NER OF MAIN. AND FIFTEENTH STREETS,
OCCUPIED BY 2. LEVY, ESQ, AS "A CLOTH.
ING STORE AND DWELLING.-Att the request OF
Mrs. Maria Morris will sell at public auction, on
the premises, oil. THURSDAY the 18th day OF Janu-
airy, ls7o, at o'clock p. the valuable and desira
20 feet 81 Inches and runs hack about SO feet, and "a
three stories above basement. ,.#sE 5sF# 80
TERMS: One-third cash; balance IN equal INSTALL
,nents az one two aud three years negotiable notes
with interest added ~ the rate of eight per cent per
annum secured by trust deed upon the property.
- .'-.1.E7Ss. .s.sf.-5s A. g. pULL1AM, - ~
de al-2awtJaltdfs .s-.. -,s.~s aAuetioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leys.
] ssfs By.weilington Gsoddin, & &. !
Red Es.ate Agent and Aucdnnecris

rg,RUsTEEs SALE OF vALU ALE
1 LOT ON THE EAST LINE OF ,TWESSH.IpITT
SIRE ETS,t NEAR THE DEPOT OF fo .l..ft
GIVER ILkOAD-By- virt.e OF . deed OF tsaist
SON and wife bearing date 18th December lsee, day
recorded In RichInond Hastings Court anG o. nsi
entered on the aist October 1871 fn the case Of Rob
insor's executors against Robinson, &c,I shall, as
trustee proceed TO sell ut public auston on the PFC
o'clock NJ II fair II not the first fair day
that valuable lot located as above now IN me
pancy OF Mr. james Gum at me annual
IN ihe nort, and south BY an alley rs feet wide :,
Terms Onefourh cash hatanse s az e and ttis
rntained til aI of the purchase money Is fuiiy palo
md n CONVEYANCE ordered by the CONT. ,
ANDREW .oSI2.SsSS -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-06
81 ia sss ssI lI Hss::ss -;
GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE.
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.

Passenger train leaves Richmond depot daily Sun.
dsys eseegsedl at 81 CONNECTING es a Wes. Point
DANIEL WEBSTER, touching at the river lsnd-
ings, and arriving In Baltimore On the following
morning In time to connect with trains North ana
THROUGH TICKETS and BAGGAGE checked
Passenger train leaves at P. u on SUNDAYS
Steamer leaves pier No. 10, IA Light street, BalI
more, daily (Sundays excepted at 7. NJ, arriving
In Richmond the following morning at IL.
Freight trsn ieaSes daily ii:Gs iohdsys e1eepe ed a.
, Freiehts received daily, carefully handled, and
promptly forwarded. No kerosene oil transported
over this IIc. Through bills of Iading giyeu 10 all
points.
From Richmond to Baltimore.
From Richmond TO Philadelphia. ............ as
From Richmond to New Northumberland. 10 90
From Richmond to Boston, all rail from New
From Richmond to Boston via the sound.. e
40 D' Wn LII y BBiGG sapciia;cnicn."
J. I. TAYLOR, Freight and Ticket Agent Rich
S: G. GRAsgY, General Agent, Baltimore: sen
DICHsIOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
III ROAD.-On and after December |, 1871:
.-v... -E GOING WEST.
Train No. Through paseeagcr( leaves Richmond
daily Except SundayS) at 4:05 A. ii. leaves Dsn-
Vile at lles a. u; arrives at Greensboro at La
Ir3ln NO. (LyGcnOuTS pl5SenEtT) leaves Rlcl-
mond daily at Oils A. NJ; arrives at Lynclburg ats
p. NJ.
Train No. II Through mail and express) leaves
Richmond daily at 2a0 p. b.; leaves Danyille daily
at lOl Z. NJ. arrives at Greensboro daily at i:i2
- GOING EAST.
Train No. II Through mail aud cxpress) leaves
Greensboro daily at 1850 +. ". leaves Danyille
daily at 1872 p. NJ; arrives at Richmond daily 4.
Train 10. Through passcnger) leaves Green's
boro' daily Except sundays ut ll:cs A. ~ leaves
Danville ut I27 p. II. arrives 1t Richmond at s:U
P. II.
Train No. 10 q ynchburg passenger) leaves Lynch
burg duily at $50 4. VI. leaves Burkeyills att P.
N arrives ut Richmond at Z. IL
Trains Nos. and IL connect ut Greensboro With
trains on the North Carolina railroad for all points
south. -...1.,.
the Atlantic Mississippi and ehto railroad for all
poiuts southwest and south.
= THROUGH TICKETS to all points south aud
southwest can be procured at the ticket Office IN
Richmond, aud Of 4 +. WALKER, Agent 0! The Az
laltic Mississippi and Ohio railroad, No. 1926 Main
street, Richmond.
Papers that have arrangements to advertise tho
schedule Of this company will pese print as above.
JOHN K. MAC3lCRDO,
gEt'T General Freight and Ticket 4 gent.
T. NJ. &. TALcorT, Engineer and Supe1ntcnd.
mt .m. al 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-06


The richer quality of the manure compen-
Gated Mr.. Horsfall for the extra cost OF al
tendance. -,
So much for the experiment to March 9TH.
On March 18th Mr.. Horsfall bought Mr..
Smiths COW for the purpose of trying her on
steamed food. At that time her yield had
fallen TO 8 quarts per day. March 3lSt-four
weeks from the former weighing, and after
10 DAYS of steamed food--her milk had IN
creased 10 o. qtarts, and she had gained %
pounds in trctqht. Mr.. Pawson's COW, with
no change of food, had fallen off to quarts
per day, without change of weight. Mr..
Horsfnlls cow at this date gave II quarts, and
had gained % pounds.
Mr. uorSfall mentions another COW that
had given at her flush IL quarts Of milk.
Fed on % pounds hay and IS pounds man.
! gels, she fell of in eight weeks to 8 quarts.
She was then, April Goth, put on the steamed
? mixture. Soon after this her yield increased
to IL quarts, at which point it remained until
May 18th, when she had gained IA pounds
in weight. He says, in concluding one sec
ton Of his report:
:. .rhese results are important, and com.
pletely establish the conclusions tad pre-
yiously formed, that the quantity ana quality
OF. butter depend essentially on the food anc
treatment, and that by suitable means you
can produce as much and as rich butter IN
,cinter as IL, summer.
The point of greatest value i'll the expert
rnents described above is the improved con-
ilition of Mr.. Smiths cow when she was put
o:upon steamed food. But for this there would
have remained the possibility that Mr.. Hors
fa.ps COW was intrinsically much the best o.
the three. Another point to consider is that
both Mr.. Smith and Mr.. Pawson had theil
COWS in their own keeping, md that eacf
! probably did his best to prove the superiority
Of his own system.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-06
!. 100 sALEs--1lais nay.
IN: h ,ses q. Taylor 8 Co, Ancteneers'
! t1!S'----- ~ A shfand, Vo.
sTOREHOusslE, IN p ASH Ssa

.,.I11AR III sTOREHoUsE IN ASH o.;
V IaNp' AND 4 SMALL l. EARYH HFEoAhh SAFE
LAND; IN Al tha request OF the owners; 7 we
At se 1t pubic ancen Ashland on xsry yDI
ip'i 1ss sIE1aR S,sSef 81 n With oNE
able TER ACRE OF LAND attached now 1 nost
Ned by William P. Mayo, Esq THIS isn 4 the stand
Valuable property Of the Kind IN snr any business
being acknowledged to be the beSs iof AA'
IN the FARM containing ONE HuSD ~ kA.hnd
FIVE ACRES. about four miles lie oysned nv George
k Keisr nnon which Is COMFORTABLE Hg sood
and SMALL ORCHARD; 3D.. me ,s ia wood i.
about one-half cleared balahe and viii be liberal
JAMES ". iA2ho Ashland, va.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-06
BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Aucdonear,
corner Eleventh aud Bank street9.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BEAU
" TIFUL LOT ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
CARY BETWEEN MADISON AND BELNl-
DEERE STREETS.--As commissioner of the County
Court of Henrico, appointed by decree entered on
the sth of December, ISL IN the case OF boswell as
signce, &C., against Walkers admlnistrator, &c,
the 10th of January, 1s72. at o'clock r 81 II lar'
if not the first fair day thereafter that BEAUIl-
FUL LOT located IS above, fronting SO feet, running
back $50 feet to an alley 20 feel wide.
TERMS Enough in cash to defray costs OF sun
and expenses of sale, and the residue at one two ana
three wears for negotiable notes interest added ana
title retained till Ill of the purchase money Is fuly
maid and conveyance ordered by the court
GEORGE J.. CHRISTIAN,
4, .-ao,,tds Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-06
ByA, C. Pulliam, Auctioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
" AND LOT, ON THE CORNER Or az az
JAMES AND FEDERAL STREETS, IN The
CI,TY OF RICH9IOND.-By virtue Of decree Of
the Chancery Court Of the city Of Richmond, eitsr-
suit of Eubank u.s. Pulium and ais, We Will sell at
public auction, on MONDAY the 18TH day OF Jann-
lry on the premises at O'Clock L. NJ; the HSOoE
and or situated as above described, the lot front
Ing 81 feet on Federal street and running back 10
feet TO m alley in common.
TERMS: Sufficient In cash to pny note OF sSso,ao,
4To2 due upon another note, and the costs OF TINS
sale and the expense of obtaining the above decree.
rect JAMES Ii. DOOLEY,
WILLIAM ]. CLOpTON,
las Special Commissioners