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E BRUENERT.
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From the Circleyille Herald,
The CfNCfNNAu "CQMMEECIAL" OFFIcE,
June 8, 1873.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-17

Tn. VAMPIRE SUPERSTITION REVIVED
This queer fancy has been revived in Europe.
It is one of the s,rangcst superStitlonS that
ever existed, and is that buried man or
woman, with its life still conscious, rises
from its grave BE- night aud sucks the life
blood Of its nearest relatives and, what Is
worse than this, every person bitten by the
vampire also becomes vampire, ana IS Tor
ever doomed 10 follow this dreadful voca-
ton. 1t is now many years since anything
has been heard Of the superstition; DlC TWO
or three lawsuits recently decided IN frtlS-
sin show that it is not dead. Ore OF these
has lust come TO Il close, after two years OF
rranglipg. On the 9Th Of February, lSiO,
q Polish nob!cman of the name OF Iobolokl
died in Western Prussia. A short time alter
ward the eldest son died also. Immediately
afterwards four members of the family were
taken sick, and upon consultation together
they decided that their father was the vafn-
Dire engaged in drinking their blood. One
of them therefore determined to apply
remedy. which was to behead the corpse and
place its mouth downward. This he sue
ceeded in doing by bribing the undertaken.
Subsequently. however, the latter informed
the village clergyman, and the son OF Pobo-
leki was arrested for desecratiRg his fathers
grave. On the trial it was also shown that
the blood bad been removed from the body,
and that the various members Of the family
drank it. After two years. wrangling the case
was dismissed upon the ground that no harm
had been done, and that the accused thought
they were acting in selt-defence. Since that
time three or four more cases of similar
nature have been tried, ending in acquittal
also. To crush ont this horrible supersti-
ton it will yet become necessary for Ger
many to pas. law against cannibalism,
which of itself is a striking comment. on
Notwithstanding civilization.
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The HABIT OF SAVING MoEEY.--lSew York
Tfmes.l-The only absolutely certain way OF
inculcatine habits Of economy II to begin
with the children, and accustom them to
self.control and self-denial by saving por-
ton OF their pocket.money, or the earnings
of odd minutes. There will be even greater
necessity for economy in the next generation
than In this, since now the bounteouS gifts
of nature are being lavishly drawn upon,
and our SUCCESSORS are likely to live under
narrower conditions than we do. The city
of Client, Belgium, has set US good exam-
ole In this matter Without Government
influence, and mainly through the instru,
mentality Of the schoolnaasters and schools
mis,resses of that city, fye-sevenths OF
the children who attend the schools have
become savings bank depositors. They
bring their centimes to their teachers,
who deposit for them; and 1902 Of tue at
tendants upon the schools are thus prac-
tising frusality. Out OF 1889 boys and
glrls In the primary schools, 1888 have say
angs-bank accounts, the aggregate sum de-
posted by chem, according 10 paper read
before the British Association by j. G. Fitch,
being 274 ,602 francs. In the infant schools
(the habit OF saving begins thus early there
are 1898 children, Of whom 1,920 ace de-
positors Of GO, 523 francs. In the primary
schools for the classes who pay for instruc-
ton there are 1919 scholars, $40 OF whom
deposit 22,GSf francs and In the schools for
adults, held evenings and Sundays, out OF
1926 men and women, 1850 are deposilors
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10 the amount of 99,252 francs thus over
$780, 900 is deposited In the sax'nS i,, '"n"'
through this agency Ia that little c'V'

Exprp1xsSrs IN Fgur-CULTuRE N NORTH
C,uo,JNa.-Mr. J. l.. Labiaux, OF Ridge
,xav n. c.. writes to the Department OF
Agriculture as follows concerning the cut'
t,re of the French grape and other fruits IN
that State:
"My enterprise-vz., the introduction Of
the French grape here for table use, ana
nrincipal,y for wine.making-is success,
as ! had good reason to anticipate. We
PLANTED last April and May T0,0 900 cuttings,
a few of which are already bearing perfect
punches of fruit, which, however, do not
think will attain perfect maturity: ms
proves that In this climate and soil Frencn
plants and French experience in ylne-cul-
ture well agree. Next winter and spring
we intend planting 100000 or l2o'ooo auol-
tional cuttings.
"Permanent success, however deslrapie,
is scarcely to be expected on the Atiahuc
slope in vineyard culture Of foreign sfIlpes'
II has been sought for more than century
without ANYTHING more than very short
lived success. Climatic conditions render II
impossible in ordinary opcnralr culture OF
the principal European varieties. lt "oulu
he important to know that Single variety,
With. any mode OF treatment, had yielded
abundant fruit even TOR few successive
years. q
In regard to other experiments being
made. ar. LabauX says that an attempt 70
cultivate maddcr--from very doubtful seed,
howeyer-met with no success. Almond
flo. and olive plants--the latter cuttings, the
first and second threc-y ear trees--are DONG
very we'll. $500"
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BY Richardson 4 Co., ...-.
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerS,
lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a VALUABLE
l. FARM, OF ELEVEN HUNDRED AND SIN
TY-FoUR ACRES, WITH COMMODIOUS M
PROVEMENTS, IN, PRINCE EDWARD COuN
Tn, VA, THREE NILES SOUTH OF BEkkE,
AND EDANVILLE AND ATLANTIC, MISSlS-
SIPPI AND OHIO RAILROADS, BY AUCTION.
by virtue Of the pr visions ola deed OF trust bearing
date the 18th september. 80, from John McCahan
and wife 10 the Undersigned. trustee, duly recorded
In the Office OF the clerk OF Prince Edward county, To
therein mentioned, being required SO to do. L
SHALL trustee In said deed, Sell by public auction
on SATURDAY the 25th Instant at O'Clock +.
NJ, to the highest bidder, the premises, at Burke
vile. the junction of the above-nalned railroads,
IN Prince Edward county, VA, the valuable TRACT
OF LAND described In said deed as containing
ELEVEN II U n ID X d AND SINTY-FOUR
ACRES, one-third of which Is improved and IN u
fine state Of cultivation, The remaining two-lhirds
are heavily tmbered with pine, oak, &C., which can
be cut and sold TO said railroads ut remunerative
prices. The land Is well wItercd, and has oil the
convcniences and commentators OF valuable
farm. The buildings consist OF large FRAME
DWELLING with Two Stories conta1nlDK seven or
eight rooms; Kitchen, barn, stable, and other out
houses
The location of this property Is among the finest
tobacco region in Virginia, and with excellent So
ciety, churches. and other advantages. should COM
nad the attention Of all looking for landed Invest
ments. ." -.s ..-.. 81"
TERMS: Onc-thIrd Of the purchase money In cash ::
the residue In two equal instruments, payable In one
and two years, the purchaser to give his negotiable
notes for the deferred payments With interest add
cd, and secured by a deed Of trust.
.. JAMES A. AGNEW, Trustee.
RICHARDSON & Co., Real Estate Auctioncer.
L IL Main street, Richmond, Va. #.. oc q
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OHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL


~ ROAD-On and after October s, 1873. the
passenger trains will run as follows:
WESTWARD.
NAIL TRAIN.-Leaves Richmond $40 A. ":
DAILY except Sunday, connecting With W., C.,
Va, NJ. g. g. S. railroad at GOrdonsyille aud Char
EXPRESS TKAIN.-Leaves Richmond at 10 p.
NJ DAILY except Saturday, connecting ut Gorions-
Vile with w. c., Va NJ Il G. 3. railroad trains for
Lynchburg and southwest, and arrives at Hunt
ington at SEQ P. NJ next day Steamer leaves Hunt
ington on arrival Of the train, and arrives at Gin
cnnatt ut O'Clock next morning.
This train stops between Rlchmend and " hlte
Sulphur only at Junction. Gordonsville, Charottes-
vile stanton, Goshen, Mfllbhlu', and Coyinston
ACCOhMODATIUNTR AIN.--Leave Richmond
at $40 p. NJ. DAILY except Sunday, and arrives at
Gordonsville at Sa5 P.M -.
Steamer leaves Cincinnati a; T. ". DAILY ex-
cept Sunday, and arrives at Huntington at A.
VI. next day, connecting with express train.
EXPRESS TRAIN.-Leave5 Huntington At 10 A.
NJ DAILY except Sunday, and arrives at Richmond
at 4:30 A. NJ. next day, connecting With trains
going south and with James river steamer for Nor
folk This train stops between White sulphur ara
Richmond only at junction, Eordoasvile, Char
lottesville, Stauntop, Goshen, M1ilvoro, and Gov
ington., ;. ,
IAIL TRAIS.-Leaves Hinton NJ o'clock \. ".
DAILY except Sundays, connecting with W., C., Va.
II. 4 G. 5, railroad ut charlottesville an Gordvna-
vile and srriTes :, RichRSna coroos
Vile at A. NJ. DAILY except Sundays. CONNECTING
at Gordonsvle with W., c., Va, NJ. & &. s. railroad
train from Lynchb9rg and southwest and arrives ut
For further information inquire at the company's
Office, on Broad near Seventeenth street.
l-E-I' A. II. PERRY, General SupestEsndent.
EDGAR VILET, General Passenger aud Ticket
gent ~ &C IL
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Trr HING or WHrsr DEATH OF THE

TRR HING OF WBrs7 - DEATH OF THE
GREATEST MASTER OF THE GAMk.-The Lon
don correspondent OF the New York 1'"'eS
writes:
Mr.. ]. CLAY, the member for Hull, an I'M
portant though not prominent po'.Ic,an,
and the greatest master Of the game OF Wilst
in .Fnrland- il not in Europe, has just d,ed.
Ijo rarely smoke in Parliament, and when he
did sneak il was very briefly; but ne ever
ciSnd copsidera bic influence privately among
members on both sides.
He made himself very useful in what may
nc called the domestic diplomacy Of the po-
li,;csl world, in making up differences De-
tween sections Of his own party or IN set
fling compromises With the other SIDE MI:
CLAW was not only famous for MS personal
skill ut the whist.table, but was acknow
lodged as the supreme arbiter OF the ruics OF
che came The manula which ne puDiisheu
undcr the initials ID. c." is accepted IN al
most al whist clubs rs an indisputabie au-
fhoriiy. 1t sets forth the rules with great
ircidity and precision. But Mr.. Clay rem
dcrcd a greater service 10 whist by hrst
assisting to shape and simplify the
rules, which be ~aiierward undertook TO
cxpound. He was not only judge. but
legislator. and the modern ga,ne OF WHIST
NAV be said to te in no small degree his IN
yention. Among the educated classes the
passion for whist ~ steadily extending; out
few pcople have any idea Of the amount OF
time which is every day given up 10 II IN
London. During the greater part Oh the
wear q little Hnot of wcll.known politicians
and men of letters meet regularly every al
tcrnoon at 6 O'Clock in the card-room OIL tiic
Atheuaum Club. Here whist IS played IN
IFS most scientific form, and, it scarcely may
be doubted, with great intellectual oih-
lia0cy
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WISHED He WASN'T so ISGENIoUs.-[ Max
Adeer. l--Those persons who desire to make
Mrs. Walsnghum look gloomy, do so by re-
ferring to the fact that her husband is an in
genious man. Walsinghanl, it appears,
thought it would be nice to have his baby's
carriage propelled by some other power than
q hurst girl. So he bought Newfoundland
dog, fitted harness 10 him, and trained the
animal to draw the coach; which it did, very
nicely. One afternoon, however, while Mrs.
Walsipgham was out with the dog and the
baby, the dog saw another dog in which he
felt interested, and he Immediately dashed
over to the stranger for the purpose Of taking
q few sociable snufles. The exact point
upon which the two differed will probably
never be revealed but before Mrs. Walsing-
ham could get across the street the dogs were
engaged ina combat ofthe most frightful char
acter. Mrs. Walsiugham's baby, it is sup
posed, had no especial ycarning to participate
in the conflict, and yet there that unfortunate
infant WAS mixed up with the dogs, and APP
parenily regarded by them rs entitled to an
equal share Of the bites which were being
handed round. Whenever one Of the dogs
happened 70 get himself into such 4 position
that the other dog could not obtain a COM
Portable place for his teeth, both dogs would
knock off for moment and join each other
in taking few promiscuous nips out OF
Mrs. Walsingham's badly. The more Mrs.
Walsingbam screamed and poked into the
fight with her i,:saaiasol, the more the dogs
tried to swallow each others legs, and the
more they tangled their teeth with the baby.
And at last, when the Walsingham dog re-
treated, and attempted to jump through the
fence, in which he was caught by the coach
and firmly held, Mrs. Walsingham picked up
that bleeding and mutilated child Of her
hopes, aud went home for the purpose OF
asking Walsingha if he thought his COR
duct in engaging that dog was the correct
thing for man and father. T..
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By ". Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNEES SALE
HuS Sb dhS A xAbo4 4sMhEasT FYEyek ACRES
AT THE Head OF TIE MECHAN,,tGGiS2-
NINE TWo shAntEs osEs SEak
THERETO, CONTAINING RkSPECTIyEL1
FORTY AND THREh-QUARTER ACHES u, hN III
FOKTY-OSE AND SEfEE-EIGHTHs ACRES.
signed, W. Goddin, by lIr. John q. Lnmpkin ana
wife, bearing date the 26th siay, 1877, duly re.
corqed In Hanover County Court and by virtue Of
October, 1873, the undersigned, John A.Iynham,
assignee or said John g.. LurD pkll an4 Hcliipgtoh
GoddlD, trustee. will sell ut auctton on the prem
ises, at Mechnnicsyilie the residence OF DT au IN
O'clock r H., If fair; II not the first fsIrday there
ai The ONE ONE Known as .aEcHANIC5VlLLE: con.
tan!pg * ressn. sVfySSsA cREs Of Which about
eirhty-six acres are In original growth OF oak,
hickory, ASH gum, SC; balance open lano, OF goOa
quality The Improvements gre Gi me pest kliia,
Consisting OF handsome ~ h,rHs on s
storehouse, workshops. &c. Inc oulidinSs are IN
I'm good order, and are insured for about 1000.
The dwelling Is surrounded by grove Oh oaKs'
This farm will be subdivided into TIRE or four
smaller parcels so as TO sell with the dwelling sew
enty-seycn acres and then the remaining $50 acres
in Two three. OF four parcels iaying fronts on the
tnrnpike) as may be determined on II the hour OF
sale. .
The foregoing property Is admirably we'll oca-
ted In a desirable neighbDrhood, Oh all excellent
turnpike and is Justly REGARDED as the most t ,,
and Us The sale will be peremptory, persons are III
ytcd to attend. ...
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance ut 1, 8, and
IL months for negotiable notes interest added, and
title retained till al OF the purchase money Is paid
JOHN A. LYMAN. j ssIgEee.
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THE MAN VINO CouLDs'T REcoLLEcT THE
QUEENS NAME.--You all know Macpherson,
by name at all events, once page NJ court,
and Il great fayorite with her Majesty; then
in the Guards, where he didn't do quite so
well; afterward Of nowhere in particular
In point of fact he has been obliged to live
in Scotland for the last ten years; drinks
whiskey in the daytime, and lots OF il.
Well, Lord Dunronald asked him to bis cas-
tie the other day, when the Queen came out
to see the falls, and lunch. In the atternoon
she came out OF the pavilion and walked
about Tit among the company. Macpher-
SON was Standing ;lloue, u little "fou" with
his midday dram, aud up she came to him.
1t is many years since saw you, sir, but
never forget old friends. How are you,
MIR. MACPHERSON" "Madam," said he,
holding out his hand, which she took most
graciously, "you are very good. | remem-
Der your face quite well-but-Im. very
sorry-but if you were to give me thou
sand pounds l can't recollect your name
London Letter to Harpcr's Baa0r. y.
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4g BY Moody Il Royalh
Real Estate Agents and Auettoneers,
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
.- 5 Manchester. Va @t.t

TRUSTEE'S, SALE OF HANDSOME
i AND TRULY DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE 7
ON DECATUR STREET BETWEEN ELE-
yENTH AND TWELFTH STREETS, MAN
CHESTER, Nay virtue Of deed OF tsas, exc
Iithguw and Martha NJ. his wife,to the under
signed, bearing date on the 1st day OF October,
1872, and duly recorded iu the clerks office Of
Chesterfield County Court, ID. b.. yot. IS, page
673,} shall expose for saie at public suction on
the premises, ON SATURDAY, October ID, 1873,
al S O'Clock p. NJ, the handsome RESIDENCE
located rs above, now III the occupancy OF Mrs. A.
Is. Lilhgor.
The lot fronts 60 feet OH the said Decatur street
by 1873 feet; beautiful twO.story framed building
new, containing six rooms and wide passage; fine
well OF water In the yard gscd Kitchen wood and
coal-hOuses.
This property Is handsomely located Ia pleasant
neighb0rhood, convenient 70 churches, market, ana
all the public places, Sc.
TERMS Cash Us to the balance now due ON q NOTE
OF 1928 with interest from October j, 1S2Z aha
the expenses OF this sale, and the balance IN is.ai
menls us follows: Note falling due April !, 1878
and the residue III any) on such terms ~ VIII u
made known on day OF sale.
oc Lids AUGUSTINE RoYALL, Trustee.