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, 1873-12-13
TO.pAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

GLOBE THEATRE Desplatnea strcat. hnt"asn, Ma, Mad.
lam and WhshingtDu, Engagement Ut Il. y. Kln9.
VNutEo Da1ne." Aitornoun and OsontnH.
, 1873-12-13
BUSINESS NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS FOR n0yS' CLOTHING. G. g.
COLLINS, i5i anu isa C'Ask'ss.
-,t,ruEns ARE NOT FOUND WANTING IN 9ltATl.
:nro to ao do hon scsYic1 h9uee IT, tue sh
.nt t.hn II. rar ly TIM discovery oE hor
scuthiup Nyrup ntr cnildfbn tcotEInH:
, 1873-12-13

ACADEMY OF Music astod stsoot hot?,sct ~, Mad:
lam and AIOrpg InxLFu1Dmt nf tho lyia !tnnlrsnn
Tu,losuuo Troupe. uhis,u." Afternoon anu ovouluE
, 1873-12-13

uOoLEY's .TlIEATR1;-Ranlnnh stront, howcon
CLARK aud LaEallo. Strnkasch Esgah Opcra.It.,uFe:
Afteruaon 7'Tha loh. ,nan trl." Esuntna, y alsri'
, 1873-12-13

rv1CKEH's T111EATRE-Mndt:on stroot botwecSn Il ,e'a
Litto Dotaotlve." Aitorluon nnt ostuinq.
, 1873-12-13

MYERS opERA.nousE Monroe sttost, ,.k hetwean ys
DcatbutH and Saso. nrpst,ue Of - Time Wofxs Nun!
dora" Minssrusy aud tantoalities. A1'afneoo al"
arn.
, 1873-12-13

intimatod tlInt ho would hnvo votood Tho increase
Of Ills salary had ho besu ablo to do 80 without
votoing IN appropriation bill. Ills friends III
Congrosa cannot now rofuso to include litH caso
In tho iopeal Of alI tho increased aaarIeH. Tic
question il not llloly to bo Bcttlcd very early III
tho session. Thoro will bo al1 manner OF DIVISIONS
and expodionts to escape doing wl'at tito people
domand ahall ho dono. 1t is, howovor, imrnatorial
what CongroHe mny or may not do. Tho people
havo tho remedy III their own hands, antl t'loy
propose to apply 1t vigorously; thoy will show
to those who l1yo talson aud kept tho bnck-rny
Of tic last seEnior, and to tilono who leop tho
forward-pay OF this bosslur, tint they can punish
such aots ut tho polls. Duifoonory n1ay triumph
In Congroas, but It will avail nothing hoforo M
outraged and inBultod peoplo. Tho sa1ary b'1Hl-
nosa will DO sottlo1 Mt tho ballot-box IN 1874.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-19

RAILWAY ITEMs-Through the polite
and thoughtful gentlemen who preside
over the telegraph at the V. & T. Il R.
station, Messrs. Ardery and Pixley, We
learn that on Thursday there were TWEEN
weight trains. embracing 36O cars.
loaded and empty, passed over the road
between here and Virginia; aud from
the same source we learn that up to yes
terdav the April business of the road
showed ne less than 1,734 eight ton cars
of ore delivered ut the mills on the Car
son River. That is 1882 tons Of ore
in about II days-a pretty good show
ing for the mines ard mills as well rs
the railway.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-19

i'll the Virginia City GALLERY. Rm now rcady
10 give the whole OF my attention 10 my Pat
runs. Having brought my best operator WITH
me from Virginia. Mr.. &. u. Noe. also one 81
my best retouch,.rs, Mr.. Maurice, assisted b
one of the best water aud india INK roiorists %
the Coast. SIN now prcpsre'i 70 execute ~
kinds Of
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-19

FROM a personal acquaintance Extend
ing over space of more than 90 years
We can testify that ex-Alderman Legate
acquired his bald head by hard and con-
scientious study of the art of cookery
which art he possesses in an eminent de-
gree: and later experience of an hour
and half assures MS that Legate can
beat the creoles of Wirtemberg making e
strawberry short cake.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-19

The ANNUAL ELKcT OF CURRY En-
CINE COMPANY will take place this even
ing, this being the 10Th day of April and
the goth. which is the regular day for
the election to take place. on Sunday.
As full set Of officers for the ensuing
year is to be elected an attendance of all
the members is requested. We make
this notification by request of the Presi-
dent Of the Company, Mr.. J. Mart.
Reese.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-19
Mrn.-There was received at the Ca

AIxr.-There was received at the Car
son Mint yesterday no less than 1920
pounds of mixed bullion from the Com
stock mines. Six impaired bars, aggre-
eating $4,000 in value were shipped
from the Mint, through Wells. Fargo 4
Co. to the London and San Francisco
Bank, Limited, London, England.
These six bars belong to the Crown
Point Company.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-19
An Aboriginal Hi&hwayman - HIS
Lava Bed Surrounded and Him.
self Dangerously Shot:


jim Meder came mo Town YESTERDAY
and reported that an Indian who is well
known bereabout as Schemerhorn ~
,1. L.
a''eihp'eo 20 roo '1eAi'''' "n''7 .io'
ing the IweiTe-mlie Desert, oesona IRA
dleoaush $ ola place m noiglas eou,i.s,
last nohday ana go. oaoAS wounI I, ioa
his feionlons venture. Inc !nuiit,
made nahk movement on us in'eh' :,
victim ana got IN ms rear from "niti,
advantageous position ne drew oea'i
on the Mexican. but the iatter' VINO was
mounted, leaped on ms no,ss AIo GU
gagged III a struggle 1of Scnemernoln >
pistol which got discharGen III 'Ie tussle
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-19

Forenoon Reard.
1856 Ophir, 1917. 49, b3o.
AS Gould Curry. 8, 5 bio, 8 b5. Ia
40 Savage, ~. -, ~ y $50, ~.
$40 Chollsr. an. II bio. II ! b. 42'f b30
80 Hale L NOrcross. IS. 341s b BIS. Is y b.
81 Cruwn Point. 81. 90.
635 Yellow Jacket. 20, II. y b3, 72is b3e.
2225 Imperial 6'.. 81, 6l4, b..
1886 Empire MILL 5'., So, 81. 5. bs.
74o keEtuck, $. 81. h3o, s.
SO Alpha. 2S.
eco B,lcher, u. 724. "A BIS. 74h b3n.
SO Confidence, 50, 9is b;0. 94s b3o.
240 Con. ,irginia. 81, So. 81 b3, 81.
60 Seq. Belcher, 81 \, ~.
255 Overmsn. 80. 81, - bio. 80.
1856 Justice, IA BIO. "a. "A a..
2;5 Julia. Oh. -. ~ "a bio.
ls5 Caledonia, IL g. f2s4. IL, 1914 b3o
500 Knickerbocker. i'., 4.
1856 Silver Hill, Is. 1875. les, l2a4.
1855 Eclipse, 5, 8 b3.
300 n Y Consolidated, Zoe.
CO Woodville, 81.
Evening Report.
o575 Meadow Valley. I'm, 12'. IA bac. "a b5.
$50 Raymond 4 Ely. GO. 81. 81 b5, 81 y b3o.
5S5 Eureka Con-, 10. III, lC's, 1oss. .. g.
1GO Jackson, l5c.
$50 Washington Creole. s7'9c-
loo Picche, ~
$50 Airs, l.
IT'S Page Is,1h.
lI50 HUM 4 Hunt, } y, -. 50 b5o
leo Peavine. 3tic.
loo American Flsg, Ga, Oh.
$50 Belmont, 4 $50, A. b30, ~.
$50 Chief Of the Hill, "a, AZ.
% Newark, l.
40 Chef East Extension. Coo. 5sc.
$50 Phoebe Phoenix. I, ~, Ia.
$500 Htrlnes. So. So.
4l0 Rye Patch, Sa, s y b;o-
IL Eureka. g. ". %.
loo Independent. soc, 4jc.
125 Cederberg. .. 81 BIO.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-19

A HORSE TRAP of very dangerous
character has been broken through the
planking of the cross-walk running from
Rails corner over to the Ormsby Housr.
We call attention to the same in order
that they whose business it is to repair
such places may see that the needed re-
pairing is done forthwith.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-19

S465 Prizes Total Cash Gi:;s $3.50. sos
5000 Additional Prizes. tTickcts
J. n. PATTEH, Manager.
Omaha. Nebraska.
CARSON AGENT:
a. dc SEVF.
spI5-td AZ John q. Fox y Jewelry store.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-19

OCR GYPSUM DEPOSITS. gyp-
sum d..pnsits IF Lincoln county ma.
prove of great valne. after all, "a :.
vine fertilizer. We have spoken he
fore of the adapt,bility of the Mud
dy Valley lands to grape culture. the
soil and climate being the same rs
the grave raisers Of Washington
county, Utah. have. whose success in
vine culture has not been surpassed
The gypsum deposits are down in
that section. Burnt gypsum is pro
nonnced the best fertilizer for grape
vines known, and it is also said the
grapes where it il nsexl are freer from
disease. The Muddy Valley settlers
may I've advantaged in future by re-.
membering this.-P ioeas Record.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-19

L1ErrENANr EAGAN, or "Cap'n Ea-
gan" "a his friends call him. the
same who got pinked slightly the
other day by the Modocs, a reporter
for the Ala says:
Captain Eagan. as he is titled at
Ibeaduuarters. although he IN called
Lieutenant in the Geographic dis
patches, is a California hoy. and ~
brave q soldier AS ever opposed an
enemy. It was probably his dash
and heroic spirit that caused his ex
posure to the bullets of the M.nlOcs
He lived for many years in Oakland
before the war, but when the Rebel
lion broke ont he joined the Union
Army a. a volunteer. fought during
the war, was present at the hottest
engagements, and distinguished
himself by his intrepid conduct.
At the close Of hos.iiities he remain
ed in the profession he adopted. was
sent to this Coast. and saw service
under General Crook in Arizona
He is thorough soldier. AMI AZ an
Indian fighter he had few snperior-
of his rank We are glad that hi
wound is slight. and that another
has not been aided. in him. to the
list of slain by Modoc tr+arherv.
He was bra-aly urging on and di
r-cting his men when struck and
wonnded. His friends in O,kland
and in This city will be pleased to
know that he is in AZ good condition
to scalp a few Indians yet. as his
| brother officers of tbs. army.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-19

DEBTORS TAKE NoTICE.-Mr. E. B. Rail Is
here now to make and take his animal s-ttle-
ments IF all old chro ,ic and other outstanding
matters: and he desires all those ~ho owe HIM
to come up and put up and square mp without
any further notice or procrastinations. This
hint on ght to b.. and he hopes will b-, sufficient
to induce delinqut nts TO repair and preserve
their credit. word to the wise s sufficient
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-19
e. B. RAIL,

| e. B. RAIL,
Corner 81 Carson and Second Streets,
Carson, Nevads,
IMPORTER AND wHOLEsALE AND
retail dealer III
HAIR . w A z e!
Iron and Steel, Coal,
Coal and Wood stoves
Powder, Fuse. Shot, n
Sledges antl Wedges,
Paints, Oils aud Var nish,
Croexe and Glassware
Rope and Irvine.
Lamps and Bar Fixtures.
silver and Plated Ware,
Sheet Iron and Tin Ware,
Wood and willow Ware.
Gas Pipe and Ffxtures.
Doors, Windows Ind Blfnds.
Comprising the most complete assortment OF
goods in the State. and for sale at Cheaper
Rates than are offered by any honse between
Sacramento and Chicago.
PRACTICAL TIMERS AND PLUMBERS
Ready 10 do any work in their line Oh shor:
notice.
mhlo-tf f. p. RAIL.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-19

A new plank gutter has been laid along
the King street side of Willis drug store
whether by the County or Willis OF
Willis landlord or {" whom We don't
know and don't care. There's the gutter.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-19

AR the Carson Theater. Monday evening.
April 21st Thomas J. Mason's Panorama Of the
genuine paintings. This mammoth exhi bition
III accompanied by the Great Traul. the Illusion
list, who will ppear in his Bohemian Temple Of
Science Admission, 81 children half price.
MANY OF our townspeople were at Vir-
ginia yesterday. having gone there to at
tend upon the ceremonies and entertain
ments conducted under the auspices OF
the Knights Templars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-23
The Governorship-Jndgc Staples DE.
from the WhIg of Yesterday.


CHRIsTIANsBURG, Va, May L., 1873.
Dear Sir,-I have received your letter in
qulring whether win consent to have my
name presented TO the Conservative Conyen-
ton In connection with the Gubernatorial
nomination. In answer to your Inquiry
will repeat, what have uniformly sld to alI
who have approached me on the subject,
that nm not Il candidate for the nominal
ton. nor is It. my expectation or desire that
my na,ne shall he used in correction with
it. When the Legislature elected ne to my
present position accepted it with the de-
termination. If permitted, to discharge the
duties OF the Office to the best nf my ABILITY
To til" end of the Term prescribed by the
Constitution. and nothin: that l,,s since or-
CURED has induced HE 10 depart from this
resolution.
The prominence gwen to my name 10y my
friends in some parts of the State places me
under renewed obligations to them; but |
have no aspiration for any political office
whatever, and am well satisfied that from
the many distinguished and able men of the
plrty the Convention can easily select some
one whose nomination will he more accept
able than mine, whose qualifications tor the
office far surpa-s any that ] posses, and
whose public services entitle him in Il pre-
eminent degree to the confidence and sup
port OF the people OF Virginia
| am not vain enough to suppose that my
position Is of the slightest Importance to the
public. Thi, letter is. therefore, not intended
Tor publication, unless. Indeed. yolI think il
due TO my friends that my position shall be
fully understood in advance Of the mcctin.
of the Convention. In that event you cal,
make such Use of th1 communication rs you
think proper.
Very truly, your friend,
WALLER Il. STABLES.
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Nv ". t,uaI,iitt,
Bv ". G"!diu,
Eel Estate Agent and Auctichtrr.
uihrc CON e ol tlc.enth aud Hank streets.

TIVE BEAUTIFUL AND HIGH Li-
i ATTRACTIVE FARM CALLED "siifK-
NuOp," oN TUE BEonk Tu,ENt nerri Az az
EiGHMOND, FOR SALE At AutrioH:-Wnl
~. SAIL at atciiru. the premises, an TUESDAY
tbr eatl, day III iay, .Ta, c"innciit s ~ O'Clock
l.. 81 the beautiful d: iI Gtea ~ SiSt a
farm owned ana occupied 10y ir W u. ileasaht-,
and o., The ether side r that Owned ahM otupisa
hy Mr. IGaric. Har!wr, and by tbr VI at: /: W
| Hose c0ntain,6g ty recent survey sEE ESIl
| FIVE ACRES, or which about three to tour acres
are In plue woods aud four acres 10 OAK So,e. !he
Valance OF the land Is perfectly level auo Tor ln6
most part In high state OF fertility - the growing
| crops will show. ,,pTrA ACE
! pr sitJt SCE with six rooms. front AUG rrat
| nnr,hes rtnnng the whole length vi the d"einuS !.
! y Kitchen; dairy: two other dwellings, - iui
colort persons: al excellent ne" haIn, .ii NJ
rarrIs.c.I,rus; one otter carriage ntsc wen "
| ane water and ramp near the ss.bc, tnrhs =. =,
Ar excrIl, mt Young orchard, AMI iiie Oak sfo'e III
| front o. the dwelling i / beautiful enc.
II viii he sold as Il whole, 81 divided 40 - W 81 ~,
With The d,yelIiny Is arrp with the lot t The soatl,
OF II. embracing TIN. orchard ahh Sna. 49,, ',,,
| Dwelling Is acres ana tn' rear ",s,h'ii.
ihc Iieriaiiagr road, will sS divided into tfce H''
| The place Is within half > m!e OF me s.r
Grounds land has re entity 500 oi go a.
acre and Que ui!e from kkhmond Sv,hTe, s 49, i.
thc most desirable part of .he snh.. tpl i,hH
oerrfs as the ilrg6Grhpod h proSer6aiiy aa a,
A Mat OF the property can be fec al my onssuii
aud Mr. n. ". " ood, residing on me paicst ""'
show |, so th0se who - a. call or hiia; :, ,h.
TERMS: Reasonable, AMI niade Ahon ,i, %
hour OF sale. W.GoDDiS, Aur'ioiecf.
I.uSTpDSEMEST.
IN .o, ..,uc,c,, Of rain iIr. ais,ye te MAS p,s
rnned until WEDNESDAY,, May - 3d. ~
o'cLEk T. NJ. 1,p,~- ,,,.,.nar a
my !:-th N'uoADA1n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-23

\ FEDERAL OFFICER CONTRIBUTES. tn THE
LEE MONUMENT LcCstlrg -W7w.] J. We
have been shown 10y Mrs. n. .. tIa"riI
treasurer Of the Ice Memorial Association
for Lpruloun county, letter received 10y hrI
from Mr.. !. w. Dcar. of Wyoming Tcrrito'
~, enclosing ten dollars. the contribution 1T
an officer of the Second United Stitc> caval'
~. stationed at Fort Lan>nie. to aid in tic
erection Of the proposed monument over
the remains Of General Robert l.. Lee. Tito
letter !ays:
"Captain +. was with and under General
Lee in the United states regular service pre-
viou> to the war. AMI knew and appreciated
his worth long before his nauc became dr;ll
TO every southern heart, ana To-day rcvcrc'
his memory rs friend. Il gentleman, and ;
soldier, and requested me to forward tin
enclosed amount to add TO the funds for thu
purpose mcn,ionGd.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-23

IEE AMERICAN BAPTIST Eprc ,TloSAL Con-.
MISSION "A RicnaoND MINISTER AT ALBANY
This body held it, annual meeting hast Tues
day IN Albany. n. \. Rev. DR.. Hovcy, OF
Massachusetts,, presided. Rev. S. $. Cutting
the corresponding secretary, read highly.
interesting report, in which he proposed that
Arrangements be made for celebrating the
centenary "f the republic QST6) by raising i
large fund to I've used in ai,!iug Baptist lie.
rarv institutions where all rs most needed
Tho suggestion was referred 10 committee
from which report WIS subsequently made
Ivy Rev. DIR. taudwcil. ct Providence. Il. L.
warmly indorsing the measure. During the
discussion which followed. Rev. J. A. Smith
of Chicago. pledged the sympathies and con.
tributionS OF the West. Rev. a. 4. Dickin
son. of Richmond. thought it would 60 vel
in Virginia and The South. He spoke OF what
had already been done in his st ate by utjii
ling the sentiment awakened by the flict
anniversary OF tue General Association, and
urged that if Virginia raises s}00, 900. an ct.
fort with anything appr0Nmating the inter
est felt there. pushed IN every State, would
raise millions. He felt that to hear the idea
suggested Of thus combining the million and
halt Bapti>ts in a united effort in behalf OF
education was worth trip from Richmond
TO Albany.
DR.. Cutting said that the Virginia move
| mcnt had given him this suggestion - that Il.
he had w,nr>. ed the zeal and success of tbt
brethren in that State lie had asked himself
"Why cant We have this thing on a large
scale: He wanted the full endowment oil
the southern Baptist Theological Seminar.
70 he one Of the results of this movement.
Mr.. Samuel Colgate, Of New York. wanted
a grcat enthusiasm aroused. He would have
the Baptist press enlisted. and every MAI
and womau excited about it. "WcIl," said
Mr.. Dickinson, "wc IN old Virginia have
any number OF earrings and bre.,>tpin, thai
the sisters have thrown into our memorial
fund: we will let you have IL few TO start
with, until YOU get the steam up
The resolutions were then unanimously
adopted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-23

The Ne" York HcrG'd ,lcvotcs considera.
Hlr tlW"c I" The statement, of the survivors
- the tolar'> disaster, now nj st. Johns, \
+. from which il would appear that the SuS
u'''"n ct tonl play. both in the matter q,
captain HALLS death and in the separation
6 III" folar'> from tho party lett OH the ice
ANS strength. The prevailing impc .sio,
,uon% thu nineteen unnri,lnatc> when lcl,
- 'hc Tee WAS that Euddincton, who took
command " the vessel. Ind wilfullv almu.
irncd them. The. also believe that Captain
HHLI WE NNlsOncd.
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BIZ W. G0'lflIil,
AuCtione.r and Real Estate Agent.
corner Eleventh aui Bank streets.

TOR SALE AT PUBLIC AU' ;T,DN
Il ON THURSDAY the 18th Of Nav l.7a. u,
AMERICAN ROLLED NUT AND rITnE |n al,
PANY, situated at the foot Of Mn =, s,rprt nm .,
river. together with all III " ,;ijI7S and TEIS
CHlStS of the company NJ or ryisitn,. r,ntr,r,,
for us. of pt, Ms. he M c,.,,y md h,r.,i.,. a
tie company consist "i r'uru,ccs t,.,tilin, md
heatingi. Rolls, engine Saws, anu NIrhinrry com.
prtc for making ani flui hing u,t1s til.r. hiatt.
Inc aud hollow lar
Inc wnlks al" property arr situated on leased
Sruhhd LIS wing sN Years tU rum al $500 per
mum. MIN IT. p water privilege.
The ui" ,rsigneh win receive proposals for Dnr-
chase III irart OF a whole until hc day If sale. and
furnish any information that ma he desired by
part IS Wishing to become purchasers.
tartirs engaged In ary branch Of iron iinanifac-
tnrc in which thfs machinery part nf it. eau he
utilized will 10 well To cQafcr with the PRESIDENT,
0rany member II The committee. t.ilPrr arrange
IncS will hc ,na'c with ANY one haNi!t: s'iiticnt
experience to- carry the works. either for The
iron work in which tic machinery, &c. now on
han can I've pr0ably employed.
] It. company has b1.H successful In the manu-
fact are a.; nuts bv this rOcc having produced al
very lOw prize article far superior {" my made
III this country or Europe: hut owing tn diftarcnce
Of opinion among the stockholders Is 10 the past
I'd future policy of the company It Is thought best
T.; wind up lie affairs.
Terms: Al safe. WILLIAM E. TANNER.
FREDERICK R. t scSTT,
PARKER CAMPBEl.L,
Fl. r.. G. BASKERVILLE,
W. l.. COW ARDlS,
j. X. JOHNSON.
Committee
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BY Robertson, Bronangh & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctiouccf3,
Hull street. opposite the court-liouae,
Manchester, Va.
DY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST

DY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST
- executed to me a> trustee "i the 10th day 81
March. 1870. p, William Wtntrcc Ir.. ana dn'! re
corded In the clerks office at Chesterfield County
Court -. =; s.. laf"? ~. .lal icing rcln,rd so
tr hn 10y the rnehrtaiH. cell NJ public auction, on
the premises. on THUESDAt the 5il ~ June. 1873,
Al !: o'clock NJ. that VALUABLE TRACT or
LAND lying near the Midlothian cnal-mincs; In
cheatrrfith county. containing abont 9J2 40 RES.
mjoung the ilHd: rf Franklin St"Irn'. -. IL. Han
cock, and others This l,nh he's aim,lt two anu :,
half miles from toalfcd station on the l,'clilnond
and Dauvin railroad within he COZ field. Ahout
pnr-fhrd Is cleared: tl" residue In forest oi OAK
aud pine The surface Indications of the existence
Of coal ar. :ls good ls amy In the coai-ti'ld
The buildings consist of :, dwelling with niue or
ten rooms AMI all necessary out-hhnScS. :.
TERMS: Cash sufficient tD pay expenses ~ safe
ani $54l Sis0bn the 10th OF aarch. ls7 and sl;tsn
trust on IT,. prop, rty The re4duc of th" purchase
money, II any. to m payable az such Times anh ~.
cured iu sIWh mlnDcr ~ tue sid "infrc" rlii'I
direct, aud In def nit Of such direction ~ the tr's-
tee shall think III. ERonkS, lrn>"c.
ROBERTSON, BRoSAuGH Il CO., AuctioneerS.
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The WHEAT CRor IN PAGE.-~[raee Con-
rcr Though unusually backwar tlis
spring, in another month the wheat harvest
will be fully upon us. We have beard many
complaints from the country quite recently
in regard to this important crop. In SOME
localities the fly is said TO De destroying il
in other, we hear Of its slnrsencss and
stuntcd growth or-sSoncd ny the long and
severe winter. As usual, we think all these
complaints are mole-hill,, and very ncarl,
i'll average crop will he mad" throughout the
county. 50 far is we have had in uppor
tunity TO sec, The prospects are rs good a
usual
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-23
BY y. NJ. Lee.
Real Estate Agent and Aucti"necr,
Nc. 1914 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OFTHREE BUILD
Il ING LOTS ON'.uf EAST SIDE OF FIFTH
STREET AND@vi u ON THE NORTH SIDE.
OF FIFTH STREET.-By virtue Of a deed of trust
hearing date the 9Th day of June l72. recorded
in the clerk office Of Richmond Chareery Court.
-. B. o. t. =. Us, being requested 80 Ia do Ivy the
beneficiary in said decd. will proceed To sell at pub
lie auction, on MONDAY, I'd day Of june next on
the premises. ut ) o'clock =. NJ. tn. LOTS above
dcScribed-the three first mmCI dcScrn'il In said
deed AS Lots Nos. g. 1. and :, plan map
drawn by j. }. PCasints, surveyor. and recorded
with aud made part OF 4 certain decd from D. :.
Hughes tn james f.. G0ddn cd 21t day of June,
l.72. aud recorded In said clerks office. fronting 80
by II: feet ou Filth street.
Also, another LOT on the north Stle or Eifth
street, and dcScrib-i OH said mipus Lot No - fruit
iE" the north sid ,rf Eitth street - hy - .icct
I1tMS: Sutiiacnt In cash H. ,1fiay the cXpell,cs
At executing This triIe and To pay "t three nrenii
hl" notes amounting In The yc." to S5.a .05, with
some interest 'luc thereon; for balance. OH such
terms a. may liz made Known NJ the time OF sale
n NJ ,EL Trustee