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Sru. Autoloi auf Der StraBe aufiel:n uuO
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torea auf1eforoert, ibre Bidder o.3ue9en.
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@eihdit in Der Staot.
Hedicated Scarlet poutHs nntsrtletsr
seseu Jpeumatismus
Mertro. D0meuz zuntertlstber
Don auen belebter sSabritdten,
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Seal & 9artmann,
Str. f39, xseH,SaItimorsRr.
,sp,,s, .loWt,O sruiIheu Soutbz IL. Salpsrtar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-25

SPIRITS IN THE BAcKwooDs.-On section 81
in st. CroX county lives family by the
name of Lynch, who are troubled by having
their clothes cut up, their dishes broken, and
many other things too numerous to mention
All this in broad daylight. stayed there
Wednesday night. All was quiet after darB
until 7:l5 A. NJ, when things-such as
roling-pins, eggs, tin plates, earthen cups,
began to get up of their own accord and
shoot around the room. One piece hit lit
tie girl, two years old, hurting her badly
Mr.. Lynch offers $4,000 to have it explained
They have had some $1,000 worth of pro-
perty destroyed. Hundreds of persons nave
seen these things, including the editor OF tne
Dane county Neps and the River Fails
paper. Yesterday Fl. M. Taylor, editor o.
the Star and Times, of this place. Postmas
ter jaeger, and several others, left for the
scene of action. The things all move De.
tween 6 and 10 A. NJ. and 8 and T. Nj, ano
nothing is disturbed on Sunday. The family
Bible went into kettle Of boiling water
and was spoiled. Broad-axes and augers ge
up with no one near them and ny around
This is no myth, but sud reality COR
respoadence, ST. Paul Pioneer. ..ar~,.
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The Cool, ICY MAN COVE CANAL
prisou,reform meeting in Boston the othe
day Burnham Wardwell was the sta.r Of TIKI
evening. ( J
Mr. Wardweii said he was not speaker
but worker. He was no exeuser OF crliue
He would have every man who had VIOLATED
law restrained OF bis liberty until he haG
learned to do betres. Wbatshali we do with
our prisonersP Reform them. What shall
we do with our enemies? Make them our
friends. He had never known the law of
Kindness to fail. He related the results of
his management Of the prison at Richmond,
Va. He said that it was once the custom TO
hold service for aH hnurson Tuesday, and TO
have four guards standing in the chapel with
fixed bayonets and seven shooters. But be
told the guards to 90 home; for powderard
ball and the gospel did not 20 well together.
The experiment worked admirably and did
great good, Wretched, wicked cruelty is
praeticed In nearly all our prisons. There Is
Zoo much Of might and power and too little
OF love and charity. He would like to stand
az The front face. trusting and believing that
our Lord would not leave him. He.hoped
the saying that as one Star differs from an
other In glory, 50 Massachusetts, differed
from other States In the Union IN works M
3ove and charity, would be verified by Massa.
ceQsetts saving her prisoners.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Wellington Gofdin,
S Cir i c : a%S;IIIia"s' Aae'i0Heer''

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
INVALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON EfF :, I,
FOURTH, MAIN, CAEY, AND Tha iaIy
Courtof the city OF Richmond PRONOUNCED on the
TIN OF October, 1 S73, III the case OF Ho6sons ea
ecutors against HObson. &C., we, the UNDERSIGNED.
M any sTo S .e to se
Pp HSiiG su ON p%sDNF vi he
s5s e Hc o he west M s q
Grace and Franklin streets reee1ny n,na H "a se
pancy Of Judge fzug. 9 fses vide IA
confirms ten roums besides the USUAL accomm9aa-
tons for servants and is supplied with modern lin'
proyements. ,r.Yrr.prr m
on the south side of Main between ihlra ana
streets fronting Al 10 feet, running JACK
to an alley. And thereafter tnas oA MA al
CARY streets. fronting IS feet running back 80
fset, bounded on both sides by alleys; ,.,,,,y.
hnd On see isloT9ss coek through
sT zq&Rsa aEs s 81
brick Easements, at the southwest corner OF Cary
besides the usual nt-buildings. These tsnemeIts
are in BOD repair and occupied by excellent ten
and run back IO1H feet to an alley ten feet wide:
/ Aud On the following day,-yiz; FRiDAY the 7th
of November, / S73-at 4Jo'ciock e: M through
M 81 f REcR MI e oR es'
line OF i1srd between Main and Cary streets each
fronting rs feet, running back l3O feet. These
tenements are very handsome; are remarkably well
built contain about eight rooms each One Is Va
cant, and the other is occupied by atRood tenant
They have all The modern improvements ana th'
TERMS :Une-f0urth cash !; balance at six, twelve
and eighteen months for Negotiable notes, iDteres
added and title re.sHed III te T further order Of 'n'
co1qrrttiia cof. slC G 9. WILLIAMS.
l. I,'.- ~ JOHN :. WISE, lg,lg,.6lz,i
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YOUNG MARTYR TO ScIENcE.-N hen,
only few weeks ago, the cholera was raging
in the slums of Berlin, young physician,
scarcely past his thirtieth year, made n'mscl
remarked by the boldness and persistency
with which he entered the infected quarter
and the apparent recklessness with which ne
exposed himself to the contagion. 1t is worth
while that his name should be recorded ana
we'll remembered-it was Otto ObermeT.
He had another object besides that OF retie'-
ING and. il possible, curing the::ccpoor ere:ii
lures whom he visited; he proposed TO Nun.
selfto investigate, in the presence Oh the hVlns
pestilepce itself, its causes and its develop,
ment. At last, the brave young soui
thouobt that he had discovered the cleW !;
and. With a heroism as FAR above the hero
ism of the battlefield as it is nobler to sacrl'
free ones self TO save men than to destroy
them. he resolved to test his discovery upon
himself 1t was an awful experiment; Ober-
meir knew full well that he staked bis lie
against the hope of conquering the cholera:
Obtaining from one of his patients some OF
the deadly choleraic germ, he went delloe-
rately to his room, placed table Win pen
ell aud paper at his bedside, lay caImiy
down upon the bed, opened vein 10 MS
arm. and inserted the deadly poison.
He thought he had discovered now 10
nertralize it; if so, man was master of the
nest;lcnce foreyermore. But he was wrong,
and the error was fatal. He lived seven
hours and then died; but during those
seven dying hours the young hero observed
with scientific eXactness the effects ana pro-
eress of the disease upon him, and one after
another he noted his observations down
until within the very halt-hour when the
spirit left the body. These notes are pro,
nounced to have the highest value, and Will
serve the commission with new facts OF the
first importance; and so the dying legacy OF
Otto Obcrmer may after all lead to the we
tory which he condemned himself to sell.
destruction in trying to neutrality-suspicious.
| Journal.
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COTTON MARKETS. OCTOBER "a.

ressp tx 51es is7s
'WILM1SGroNENet receipts, 200 bales. Sales
80 bales. Stock, 1922 bales.
wise, vs. sS e aesf sIes iss bsss 'VaS
BALTIMoRE-Lower;- m,dolings, 1915; low
mlddlings, l5c.; strict good ordinary, lag. Me-
cessp%ss 81 baies s ses Sses Stock 5oSs
01 Weekly net receipts, s2s bales; gross, s,e1e
bales Exports to the continent, 210 bales. Sales
1875 bales. - 40 wv Hi. - ~
GXLvEsToS,.aNet receipts, 81 bales. Sales, $40
We Weekly net receipts, 1902 bales Exports coast.
MEMPHIS. Receipts. 953 lales. shipments, PSI
Weekly receipts, 81 bales. Shipments, $751;
new ORLEANS Quiet; mddlIngs, 1esc.; low
receipts 3367 bales: gross receipts, 4,l1s oaies'
Weekly net receipts, 22a69 bales gross re Teee,R es
co Sis .2ao bales. Sales. $500 h.les.
MOBILE Quiet; demand light; lnidaliugs, ofsc:'
Set reccIpts. $50 bales Exports eoasiwise, TAT
bales. Sales, 800 bales Stock, 1927 bales:
wise. S665 bales. Sales, 5000 bales
"s s:As'yaaSSaH.-Duli; mlddlings, 1S.e Net re, :,
4s7o d hs ES stSeE IS Ss ss
TO ~e slt n ssltaia s55 Continent
haleS: cOaStWlse, S'ooO usiics. .n.S' S'ooo ooeo'
coastwise, 1920 tales. Sales ESQ bales Stock
o'WeekIy net receipts, 1858 bales. Exports
Great Britain, 40 bales; coastwise, 1857 bales.
TARLEsToN.-Fasier; ukddlings, 147sc.; low
middlings, 14hQnl sc; strict good ordinary, l4c
Net receipts, 1886 bales. Exports co.stwtse.
2,217 bales. Sales, 1,200 bales Stock, 1926
ha Weekley net receipts, 1920 bales Exports-To
Great Britain, II bales coast"ise' e'eo7 bales.
BosToS.-Dull and lower; mlddlings, 1870.
Net receipts, 43 bales; gross, g. 90 Dales. saes
200 bales. Stock, 5000 nales.
Weekly net receipts, I76 bales; gross, 6,420
bales. Sales, 1850 baies.
Providence Weekly net receipts, 1855 bales
Sales 1000 bales. Stack, 500 bales-should have
been 1000 last week.
CITY PoINT.--Weekly net receipts, IL 80 bales.
AUGUsTA.-Easier; middlngs, 144c. Receipts,
1880 bales. Sales, 500 bales, OF which 1855 bales
were to splnners-
ST. LoUIs.-Receipts, 1928 bales. Sales, 81 bales.
Receipts for week, 2,3 bales. Sales, 77S bales.
MOSTGoM ERY.-S ominally lac. for middlings.
Receipts, 1862 bales. Sales, 1928 bales. Stock,
4,S04 bales. - ~
SELMA-ReceIpts for week, 1888 bales. Sales,
1.173 bales stock, 1851 bales MIA / ~
CoLUNBUS-Dpll; Iniddiings, 1890.
bales. Sales, 1888 bales stock, 4,772 bales. "a.
NAsHyILLE.-Weekly receipts, 1877 bales. Ship
ments, $50 bales. Stock-ls 1879, sos bales; 1873,
PiIlLADELpH1A. -Gross.receipts, $50 bales. Ex-
ports to Great Britain, 9,45I bales.
Weekly net receipts, Jog bales gross, 1881
bales. Exports to Great Britain, 81 bales.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER "a, 1879.
Steamer Petersburg, Geoghegan, Baltimore, mer-
chandi5e and passengers, L. b. Iatuln.
SAILED.
Steamer J. w. Eyerman, Plat. Phihdeiphla,
merchandise and passengers, ". T. Poftet:
steamer John Sylvester, f0st, NorIoh' mei
Steamship HaHeras, Earnest, New 1ork mer-
chandise and passengers, g. ". Alien q co., ssehs.
As@s.ts CLEARED.
Schooner Imogcnc Diverty, Candy, Philadeirhia'
granite, curtis & Parker. ,,,,-
Schooner ) r. Kelsey, Steelman' down the river
Schooner Tennie and Alice, White horiolk V'o
Osborne's, coal, Curr1e 20.
t#aN CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner Harry Lee, Mayo. Boston, October 10.
Schooner Ashland, Shannon, Philadelphia, octo-
schooner Raynor, Montgomery, Baltimore, octo-
Schooncrs J. c. Henry, Dounelly; alabama,
Churchill j. s. Wins, 1ngersoll; Philadelphia Vc'
tober 18th. = ...fs 10
Schooner ". Cox, Evans, Richmond' arrived g
mt Philadelphia October 90. -. -. -, :,
Schooners 81. &. Leonard Higgins, ana HeT II,'
Lyman, from Virginia, rived ~ Nc" oiA ~
B Bark Rose Brae, Wilcox, Richmond arrived at
1S Sebnnners BERGEN. Thompson, and Mary D.
Crammer, Horner, from Virginia, arrived at Ne''
Schooner Catawamteak, Lord, Richmond, arrived
ut Baltimore Octoberi23. ,Ji .sa!. ss y. 4 -
| IL, H4 r., IS n MISSING, VESSEL. x - ~
The schooner Enterprise, which ie1t Nofiotk VI
tho ! 9th of Septembcr, has not been heard from
aud 1t Is feared she was lost during the iate
-ai !igGG2.T [BY TELEGRAPH.J. III! = L
NEW YORK, October 24.--Arrived, Franc, Rhein
Clyde, kron PRIME r-ssf,s,s- az .stfr t,-tts,s
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BY Grubbs j. Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE FAMOUS
i MOUNT ERIN SPRING" PROPERTY
AT AUCT1ON.-By virtue Of .. certain deed 81
trust from the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Cori-
psny to the subscriber trustee, dated 9th Dune,
1873 and duty recorded, being thereto required by
the holder OF the notes secured, Will sell NJ tht
ONCE OF Grubts & Williams. In the city OF Rich-'
m0nd, on TUESDAY the 2Sth day OF ocsoier
1873, at 12 o'clock 81, The MOUNT. Erin
SPRING PROPERTY, adjoining The town Of Full
tom and near the wlarves ut Rockets. II embraces
about three of land and has upon Il al excel
lent frame dwelling with about eight rooms.
The main value Is IN the SPRING, which flows
unfailingly about 800 gallons per minute Of clear,
soft water with an eleyai lon at It's source which
would rise to the third stories OF houses on Main
and Teuth streets. Right Of way has been raned
and pipes laid conducting the water 70 The former
dis'fIIery Of Messrs. Stearns Brumuel. and Ia
the sugar house ut Rockets There Is no estimating
the value Of this water-supply to manufactures,
dapots. &c, 49,. ... #.sG gY.. ;,
fEKMs Cash sufficient to pay expenses Of sale
and q note for II ,275.25, due 9Th October ssI3,
withintcrest thereon from Us maturity a. . per
cent; credit rs to IL 3O0.2J until GIN fcbIuary,
1874 q further credit rs TO sl,32325 until GIN
June, lS74 and cash 10 the residue or The pur-
chase money. The credit instalmcpts Will b. 'or
negotiable nGtes with per cent. lHfcrest addra,
and secured by decd Of trust upon the property.
&c 16 I. W. uhcbos' iFussee'
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PinltcO Races.

BALTIMORE, October 24.-The sport al
PimIico to-day was commenced with tine
ucentral stakes ''-one-mile race-in which
Visigoth, Weathercock, and Saxon started
Won by Weathercock. Time, 1:56.
Second Race.-A selling mce-two miles
Village Blacksmith, Allie Hunt, Tom Bos'
ton, Mildew, Wheatey. Artist, Brooklyn
and Cora Lynn started. Cora Lynn won in
1852. -.....
Third Observation-Disclosures post-stakes
one mile and quarter; six entries. Won
by Stockwood. Time, 2:20a. g..
Fourth Race.-Milc heats, best three IN
five Mate beat Bessie Lee. Time, 1916,
1.rE LIS
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photographic NEWS.
C.,rs or the United states.

~,rrene Court Of the URiscd states
w,.u,xoroy. October s4.--Thc business
,,efars thc United States Supreme Court may
" hrioav stated as follows: About twelve
.oss.,s Of more or less iaportance, when
800 o,p,,exf at the last term OF the court,
,,ere held over for decision ut the present
rer,n Among them are. two cases from
Stah one of which presents the same ques.
,;on a. was decided IN the case Of Clinton et
.,Is n. Enclehrecht Ell ais, some TWO
wears since: whether it Is the duty OF
2-n;ted States attorney for the Territory
A prosecute in the several counties all per.
SIMS accused of offences against tue laws OF
tfre United States as against the laws OF tne
TERRITORY. The court below sustained the
district attorney upon the theory that Htflf
courts established in the Territory were
courts of the United Stutes. II the case
% be decided upon the authority OF the eaSe
cited above this decision must be overrll!ed,
for It was therein held (thc iate Chlef'Justlce
delivering the opinion) that these court:
! were territorial courts, and not courts o' a'e
United States. tt.tili% ~ :: ,,..l.... a.:
The other Utah case presents the question
of jurisdiction Of the probate courts ol tns
Territory under the act of Congress organ
ling the territorial government.
Another important case heid over comes
from Tho SUPREME Court Of Iowa, and pre-
.sen,s the uuestion whether the various Statt
laws and particularly those OF Iowa, forbio
dino the manufacture and sale OF spurious
Inuors are not in conflict with the Prov
sions of the fourteenth amendment. IL !:
commended that inasmuch as such nquors are
recognized as property by the Federal Jaw:
no State can deprive its citizens OF the nsn
10 hold and deal in them in tue manner
sought, and that the party whose properly
has been seized and destroyed under IN
law is entitled TO redress by virtue OF th'
amendment cited and TO immunity IN III
ture.@ .,:.,, -
Case involving the constitutionallty.
tho enforcement act from South Carolina
also argued last winter by ReSefdy oonhso
acains: the constitutionallty OF the ACT wa
also on the docket for decision, Dtlt the pai
don of the party by the president, OH ac
count of extenuatng circumstances III 'li'
case. has necessarily concluded tue case U.
abatement. Mr.. johnson was qulte ahNiou
that the case should be decided Eist tern!
and Has hopeful Of decision SUSTAINING III
position, relyin. somewhat upon It's saEc'iol
by the then Chict-Justice.
A number of cases were also ordered 10
rcar.ument, mostly tax and railroad cases
resisting the eXactions OF the revenue de
partnent
The docket is very full. and under the new
law allowing appeals and writs OF error iron
State courts whenever a Federal question /
raised on the trial must continue to Increase
and ncrhups even to the extent to require
remedy.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

TOR SALE PRIVATELY.-We offer for
4 sale privately the BRICK WORKSHOP, on
recently erected srs and 9ssaped y
and Cary. Parties In want of small manufacture
Ing establishment. ina central location, will find 1t
to their interest to apply ut once. Building SO BY
Az feet wi IA vacant lot In rear. Apply to 80
N'1 - ~ .-sst.'16"- HILL s. GUDDIS,- ~
- ..@@ Real Estate All c'ioneers,
oc 20.5t ,""-.s" SEES 110S Main street.
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money to pay her fare, but begged him TO
take her gold watch and chain, and she,
having his number, would come and no redeem e,ah
and chain. But soon after he left the ser SCI
vice IN srate of the expostulations OF bis en-
nloyer. and has not been seen since. A day
nr two ago the body of woman, young ana
elegantly dressed, was found In the seine:
and in her dress. pocket was the number OF
this cabman. There was no money or yal.
unbles. Jacques Drouet has been traced to
Belgium by the police; but If caught 1t VIII
not be easy, perhaps, to convict him OF tne
crime. all the appearances going to prove
that the woman committed suicide.
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BY RIchardson 4 20"
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
l113 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABl

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
/ FARM, OF ELEVEN HUNDRED and SIN
TY-FnUR ACRES. WITH COMMODlOuS I'M
PROyEMENTS, IN PRINCE EDW AkDGOHN-
Try, VA. THREE MILLS SOUTH OF RUkkE T.
VILE. THn JUNCTION OF TIE RICHMOND
AID DANVILLE AND ATLANTIC, MlSSlS-
SIPPI AND OHIO RAILROADS, BY AU "rlQA.
Nv virtue Of the pr visions of deed OF trust bearing
date the 9Th september $40, from John Mcl alian
and wife TO the Undersigned trustee, duly recordeu
In the office OF the clerk Of Prince county, 10
secure the payment OF the several sums Oh money
therein mentioned, being required SO to 40,
shalt Us trustee IN said deed, sell by public auction
on SATURDAY the 25th instant. ut O'CLOCK T.
w. to the highest bidder. on the premise s. ae burke
WILLIE the junction of the ahove-liamed railroads.
in Prince Edward county, Va, the valuable } hACI
OF LAND described In said deed as containing
ELEVEN Ii UNU RED AND SlAIf-tDUk
ACRES, one-third Of which Is improved ana In
fine state Of cultivation. The remaining twot hlrds
are heavily timbercd with pine, oak, &C., which can
be cut and sold to said railroads ut rem'lneratlVe
prices. The land Is well watcred, and has all the
convepiences and concentrations or valuable
farm. The buildings consist Of 4 large FIX y ME-
DWELLING with Two Stories containing seven or
eight rooms; kitchen, barn, stable anu other OUT
houses.
The location of this property Is among the finest
tobacco region Virginia, and with excellent So
cIety churches. and other advantages, should COM
mand the attention Of all looking for landed invest
ments . ...-s
TERMS One-third Of the purchase money In cash !;
the residue In two equal Instruments payable In one
and two years, the purchaser to give MS nego!ia3e
ed, and secured by 3 deed Of trust; ,,,,,
JAMES A: AG NEW. Trustee.
RICHARDSON & Co, Real Estate Auctloneser
l113 Main street, Richmond, Va. .. DC o
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Bv james NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and AuctIoneers.
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE
i FARM ON JAMES RIVER ABOET TX
MILES BELOW TIE CITY OF RICHMOND.
ADJOINING CHAT NJ BLUFF ANDTIlENll.
TON ESTATE, CONTAINING one HUNDRED
AND SIXTY-SEVEN ACRES OF VALUABLE
LAND. At AUCTION BY virtue IT deed Of trHst
executed % the subscriber, dated August 1871.
and duly recorded In the clerk office Of Ilenrito
County Court. in Deed Book 80. page 257. Ia ~
cure the pa yment OF certain esotl Bile notes therein
mentioned ana al the request Oi tie holder OF one
of said notes. will proceed tr sell At public auction
nj the courthouse of IIenrico chimfy. on hoNp
DAY the Sd day of November S73 THAT being
court-tay), at II o'cl' ok NJ, that valuable EARN
conveyed by said deed and located Us above.
The Improvement consist Of Il comfortable frame
dwelling with four rooins and the usual out-nus"'
The land extends from the 0sb1rne tnrnpiEc 10
James river with good landing thereon. Their"
are about 90 cleared, Of which 20 acre. are
!Uw-grOundS.
Terms: Enough IN cash to pay the expenses "i
sale and balance due on note OF s942.30. which
is subject to credit Of $500 and upon credit As
to S4S7.50 till February l. S74: as TO sJu3. y
TIL August l. 1874: as 10 1929 I'll February !,
1875: as tn S536.25 till August l, 1873, for ne
gotiable notes secured by decd Of trust. Terms
us to any surplus Of the proceeds OF sale aft"r
enough TO satisfy the aforementioned sums OF mo-
new due and to become due will be pllde known ~
the div of sale JAMES II. TAYLOR,
N' Trustee.
JAMES 81. TAYLOR & SOY, Auctfoneers. oc 23
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AUcTros sALEs-Tature Days.

SUPERIOR JAMES RIVER FARM FOR
- SALE. IN THE C0U NTY OF HESRICO, TEX
NILES WEST OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
CONTAINING 7G4 ACKES.AS FOLLOWS:
ACkES SECOND LOW-GK0USD / S51 ACREs
ARABLE HIGHLAND, so ACRES MEADOW
hS ANIME new CLEARED LAND, cps ACRES ST.
PERIOR WOODLASD.-I offer for sale the above
FARM known as " ELLERSLfE,r the late resi-
dence Of Samuel Cottrell. DR., deceased. The rest
dcDce Is large succeed brick house, containing
ten ROOMS, closets, porcbes, &C., situated in bag
tif6i grove Of forest trees. with kitcnen. SMOKE
house. lumber and Atorehouses. quarters, and she,
farm houses. all convenient. Large and select O.,
chnrd OF apples peaches pears, cherries, and o,he,
fruits. m > & Is. IL -"
5 The farm Is very productive. Some OF the rive,
land will yield from sixty to seventy bushels n
corn per acre this year. from 500 TO 3,Otpo
bushels Of wheat was the average crop prior 10 the
war. 49,, ~
Tie woodland VIII cut from twenty to thirv
cors OF wood 20 the acre; and as the canal pnsse,
through the farm, the wood is aim st equivalent In
money, az 1t is but half or hreequarters Of mile
from the landing.
This is1ooked on ~ one Of the best farms on The
upper James. 1t Is easy of access both by the canal
and the .Westham road on which 1t has front II
half q mile. NeIghborhood good. View from c.
house up and down the river very fac. , :.
l. ..r j, WILLIAM c. NONCURE,T
T &C % eod6t So No. 7 Tenth streey<