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also large bud or blossom. He watched II
until Sunday, when it developed into some
thing like large, full-blown white rose.
He evidently regards the old saying that " a
rose by any other name would smell as
sweet" for although upon crab-apple
tree, it has the genuine rose perfume and
beauty. And Charles N. Peck, of Montpe-
lier. can boast of exactly the same thing,
his crab-apple tree blossoms being fac ST.
mile of that of DR.. Brush.
Mrs. James, of Swanton. was thrown
from wagon near her residence recently,
and badly injured about the head.
The Fall term of the New Hampton In
stitute. at Fairfax, will open August 20.
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STATE OF VERMONT, } The Honorable tho
,.,., 90 ..,,,,,.. 80. Probate Court for the
NV ~ MI '''''S District Of Chttenden,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-20

BY Iskell & Son,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. Eleventh street, between Main and Bank
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, ON ST. JOHNS, CLAY, AND MAE Ar
SHALL STREETS, AND C S41, lER OF PR s9TT
TIUE~By virtue of deed Of trust executed TO the
undersigned trustees for the benefit OF the creators
Of Gazebrook Thomas bearing a"ie On acs ~
the Chancery Court OF the city Of Richmond. we
viii proceedf 10 sell on TUESDAY the 2ath day OF
June, 1873, upon the premises eommsneingp w "
'i !. i An EXGELLEST FRANE TENEMENT, on
the southeast corner OF st. Johns ana CnaI Y
streets with about SIX rooms The doc fronts 90
feet on st. johns street runs back between par
"lie' I've Paes N lis FRAME TENEMENTs with
rooms each on the north side of Clay between Mum
ford and Gier streets, The lots front Is feet eacn
and run back loo feet more or less TO an alley ten
ie :. Two Two MOST DESIRABLE Two-SToRY
BRICK TENhMENTS, on the north side. OF Mar
shall between Madison and Monroe streets nayane
seven rooms with brick kitchens, gas, ana Hnter.
These lots front 30 feet each and run Back is0 ieet
To an alley. These tenencnus were Dulls Dy ulsLt
brook & Thomas for their own use. ana are lnost
I. TWo,SToRY BRICK LUMRER-HousE,
witch Will make most excellent business house,
fronting on Brook avenue between Froaa anu
Adams streets hfeen teel ano IunninH aIn " r,
alley fifteen feet vide. This tenement ID wen sniteo
for ts sFTfSSsEy Sc
which has been occupied by Glazebrook Thonas
ietaii aud Wholesale grocery, fronting ON BOOK
avenue and Adams street tTenty-nine reel ana f,h
ming back tirty-scyen feet THIS IL considered the
best business stand on Shockoe HILL
9. A LOT with a STABLE thereon, near 70 inc
aforementioned piece Of property. fronting 90 Iees
an alley Is feet wide. and running back 50 feet
TERMS: 0ne-third cash: the residue on Great
Of SIX and twelve months for negotiable snoies Win
~ - THOMAS POTTS.
Z tel s,7 Surviving Trustee.
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By Cook 4 Laughton, Auctfoneefs, Z:
corner Franklin and Governor. strefts. !


+ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNE.
IL TURE, STEISWAy. PIANO, CARPETS,
skWING,NACHiSE, &C., AT ,AtCTION.-0n
MONDAY the sad instant, at 70 O'Clock, we VII
Grace street. between Twenty seventh and Twenty
eighth streets his elegant assortment Of HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITURE, consisting OF :.
One, Splendid. seyen-octave sTEIEWAY UP
Elegant WALNUT HAIR-CLorH PARLoR
HaSEsTIy CARPETS and RUGS, $.
One superior WALNUT ETAeEKE with marble
Handsome MARHLEoroP paaLoR-TABLEs,
HALL and STAIR OIL-CLUTHS, -. e. y -
UMRR Z. p. = - %
WALNUT, LogSGES coyeIed With green reps, :
new, 49, - 1910 s. y.
One Wheeler 4 Wilson SEWING-MACHINE with
all the latest Improvements. r. = % -
The dining room Is furnished with
Handsome WALNUT MARBLE-SLAB ETA
saIERE SIDEBUARD:
WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE, REFRlGE-
DIh n1s CHAIRS, CARPET, @t"4 2
CHINA DINNER and TEA SETS, so - ~ r-a
.GLASSWARE, &c. &C.
10 The chambers are furnished with beautiful suits
Of OILED WALNUT FURNITURE (completel,
with HAIR and sHUCK MATTRESSES (springs),
TOILET and FINE CHAMBER SETS, BED
DING, CARPETS. &c.
very handsome WALNUT WARDROBE;
Several fine CHROMOS, &. t--..--' 3.
WINDOW SHADES, &c. IT,.
The whole Of the above vas recently purchased
Of buyers. ssS COOK & LAUGHTON,
lie 10 ..s-- .-... AuctoueerS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-20
- BY Grubbs 3 Williams,
} Auctoneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

VERY VALUABLE DISTILLERY,
Y WITH MOST COMPLETE MACHINERY
BGfiSE uRNPIKE. WITHIN ONE NILE OF
THE CIT 7 .lAND WITHIN. FEW HUNDRED
F FesH sALE' AT AGcTioS.N5a TUEsDAY tho
LIST day of July, ut s. O'Clock p NJ. we viii SCH at
IHfSi i Situated ssa6oys. beund-
s. Ga s sca & eas
on the turnpike; aud ~ Isis alnqst contiguous To-
the brick yards now so extelysiy worked, with
out doutt possesses great value for lts brick
bIsb. End OF Srick : Hon DED WAREHOUSE, q
Inv 5l feetnj 70 OF brick; aud all very substantial
Unlimi; ed Supplies Of vater Furnished by well,
pune. sna III eonss. in
pa-s Of two forty horse engines. a boiler OF the
largest size very lsSgecnpper still Tor rssnufaetur-
Tug nue. whlskey. % fermentiDg Tubs .sse Es,i9ns
each s.2s gallons; pairs Ffench 6urra. complete
and In order: soda sS-snb, yexst yiash-tne, hops
tab, all complete; pair large scales. FairbankS
scale for yegiing cattle or Coal bolsiuE chest ana
Tators, stabbllHg for eight borses, house for 400
hogs, besides otter articles Of value and general
This establishment was gotten up since the sar
and Is pre6aSiy the moa complete q rs Kind IN
tbs property Will be much enhanced In value By
its pro1imity 20 the Chesapeake snu ONO IaIosd
.lery; may. DO readily adapted 10 other parpoess,
such as paper Or cotton MILL or any other manu-
twill 81 soiS sa,irs-rsal estate. machinery, and
a1 Tasss = ief u. zane eRuBns WILLIAMS
h. Re it-e0Gt2ssdtds tE4fe'ss ss5 kuctfcneefs.
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NU. . Llcf SlIcSt1 uttNScA UissAL sAkl0 Dduhs
s. S ALE:-LARGE
" AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OFyALUABLE
Real ESTATE ~ TrH I CqusTf oE GpafE$s7
Iona FoUNDRY," tssf. LEGER,n AND
oEE-FFTH INTEREsT IN. - KEsNICkn-
nt Sf Chan
The 2stS day Of April SIS in the suit Of Harvey IS
Archer ct ais, we shall, on MONDAY the 2ad day
if not, then on the next fair day at the same time
In front Of the City Hall, in the city of Richmond
expose to sale at public auction the following very
l. That asfs Ef5 REAL ESTATE m
mo mon I ccntaiaius TW E sS s AND ONE
The large and very valuable and
well-constructed buildings upon this place were
erected by the United States Government, and are
lishment. S. h..z IEs az SCI @rZs-s
"BEL I,7 FOUNDRY, s sd,9,n!ng The The
MINI hs aet eSRtaas p"g 5nD .s idt
Is large brick mil, besides two brick d dwellings,
brick dry-house, large workshop, large. lumber
The land is we'll adapted 10 agriculture
fG sse 81 Leu RSs eonn m Et anoa
NINETY ACRES, with no improvements. j. k.
f aS dsd inteFst Y fss simple n
and pa Sasa powSsan coune esu COM
tanning altogether about EIGHT HUNDRED
ACRES: upon which there is q large frame DWELL
ing and necessary out-houses This land lies within
supposed TO ahoundtn this mineral. John II. Bry-
ant, Esq, who resides on the premises, Will take
pleasure In showing the same and giving any de-
sired information. .-.3,r, EZ1s,t..s- ;t-.s..
Each piece of property will be sold separately.
The attention Of capitalists and Others Is Specially
invited to this rare opportunity for profitable An
vestment, &c.. ~. :. g.,...,,-y, s5ses,a
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at SIX, twelve,
and eight cen months for negotiable notes, with In
terest added from day OF SALE and title retained IN
til the whole purchase money IS paid and convey
ance ordered by the court. -, I p ".
-. 40 ANDREW JOHNSTON, 80
.-.,.....,.... Bio HENRY G. CANNON, of
=. .-.-.a.. G. &. MCRAF, = . ,
= .3....E1 Ed. Y. CANNON, fa3.G'5f 4
!, H. A-tds Special Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-20
BY n. ID. Lee.
Auctoneer and Real Estate Agent,
1914 Main street. -tLif 5

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT TRULY
j. VALUABLE BRICK AND IRON STORE
AND WAREHOUSE. ON TIE WEST LINE OF
sEYENTEENTH STREET, AT THE HEAD OF
THE DOCK.-By virtue Of . deed OF truet execu-
ted to as trustees dated the 18th Of May, ls1l,
and recorded Ib the Office Of the Chaueery Conrto
Richmond, in ID. b. g. B. folio lss and at the re-
quest OF the creditor secured Thereby. we will on
THURSDAY the 10Th Of June, 1879, at s O'Clock r.
d., proceed 10 sell, at public auction. on the pre-
misses, that valuable properly fronting q fet on the
west side OF seventeenth street. aud running back
The improvements consist OF avery valuable i've
story TROY AND BRICK Il kR0ET sY0REz'
HOUSE, near the nOck, aud adtoiublg
an alley, through which pesses the line OF railroad
connecting the Daavilie and the YORK Rtyef ratf.
roads. The property adjoiVa that or the Old Do
mInion Sugar Rennina Company. X ~. IL. !.
This sale will be mBde subject 10 prior detd OF
trust to ecufe notes to the amGaEs OF oEso
much thereof IS hereafter may be To- w
lien on satd property, the whole OF SID aMppDk
being now the subject Of Iitigatlop.
: TERMS: Cash as TO SD much Of sktsf nErcAnSfap
money ~ may be NECESSARY ~ llcIfay lAs xEfy6e
or executing ths fTusf, and 20 pay Oh tie 1iCbE
cured ana described therein: and tho hHianc& on
such ferms rs may be announced .at The ;utsAe Of
sale, A.AuSTIN SMITH, Tr,tsf ees. Il
jele BENZ, II. NASH.
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A Duck HUNTER's EXPERIENCE --EIGHr
Months FROM HOMg.-J f. Van Doren, son
OF Rev. J.. II. Van Doren. Of Boonton, n.
j., missing some eight months, has turned
up. 4 letter has been received from bim,
dated Rotterdam, in which he says that he
left his home in Brooklyn for days gun
ming. while ducking near Fire island his
boat was capsized and companion drowned.
CIingipg to the bottom of the upturned boat
he drifted ont to sea, and on the following
morning, when almost exhausted, was picked
I'D by q Swedish bark bound for Buenos
Ayres. When fitty-four days out the Swede
boarded q British bark bound from the Pa
cltic for Rotterdam, and, all consenting,
Young Van Doren was transferred and car.
ried to Rotterdam, from which place he pro-
posed to sail Immediately TO meet his wife
and children in Brooklyn, who have mourn
ed for him as dead several months.
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ANNEXATION OF ALEXANDRIA TO DISTRICT
or COLUMBIA [Alexaudria Gazette. J. A
telegram from Washington has stated that
the scheme for the annexation of Alexandria
to Washington had been revived, and this
time by those. among Others, who were pur-
chasers of property in this city and county
at tax and contiscation sales during the war,
in order that the Virginia courts might not
decide the suits which have been Instituted
for the recovery of that property. 1t is IN
derstdod from Washington that those who
would lie pecuniarily benefited in the man
her indicated by the success Of the anuexa.
ton movement are collecting money with
which to fee counsel to plead for the scheme
before the courts, aud that among those al
work are Judge Underwood and Mr.. Q. A
Stevens, the latter of whom, however, wa:
not purchaser of any property during the
war. but expects to be benefited by sup
posed Increase in the valuation of his pro
perry in Alexandria county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-20
by Hill & iGMdiB, Did = Z:
Auctioneers aud Real Estate Agents,
No. ll0s Main street. tsts.gi 4,

VERY ATTRACTIVE BRICK COT
Y TAGE RESIDENCE ON THE GROVE
ROAD NEAR sHARvIE !STREET.iA I1J0IGiNG
ON THE WEST /. TEE $ RESIDENCE OF
CHARL rs, T. MORR1s, ESQ, FOR SALE At
WEDNESDAY the 18th Of Jur1eS
on the premises, at 50 O'Clock M. we will sell the
desirable RESIDENCE located as above described
called ROSE COTTAGE long the residence %
William j. Hubbard, deceased. sE!zzG EEi31lt r.
: The HOUSE contains about elk rooms; brick
Kitchen with four rooms, and is delightfully."- shaded
by large and handsome trees. There Is good web
OF wafer, Rreen-h house and q good many fine fruit
trees on the premises The LOT fronts on the
about 200 feet, making II very valuable az 1t canbe
divided easily. This property being only SQUARE
from franklin street., yerY near Monroe Park and
the Baptist College, and fronting on two OF The
most fashionable streefs In the city must soon Pc
come very valuable. and the attention OF parties
seeking deairable home is called to this SALE as 1t
1s seldom the opportunity will occur to purchase In
this ueighborhood.
TERMS Ona-fourth cash !; balance In foul, eight,
HILL & GODDIN,
te 1s-td esE-t..I rs.r Auct1oneers. 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-20
BY Grubis e " illiams.
Real Estate Agents and 4ucttoneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bunk.

COMMISSIONERS SALE. OF THE
kEs HANRSeh srtATsn AZ TIE soGTH
EAST CORNER, OF CLAY AND ELEVENTH.
.STREETS AT AUCTION! Harrison, &C., %,
Caskie, &C. In Richmond Chancery Court. De.
cree entered 10th June, l873-ln execution OF said
decree the undersigned, the special commissioners
thereby appointed, will sell al auction, upon the
premi:e ON THURSDAY the goth day OF June,
1874, commencing at Sd O'Clock, the residences stu
James K. Caskie and now by E. Q Noting, ESQ:
The dwelling and the out-buidlrgs are all OF
brick the former contains ten rooms, besides clos
ets store-rooms, bathroom, &c. There Is besides
kitchen anu laundry three rooms for servants
stable and carriage-house. The house Is admirably
planned and we'll finished, has marble nlaptels
throughout, and every modern convenience.
grounds On the east side Of the bouse, and aordtng
Space for another dwelling II desired The pro-
rarty will be sold as whole or subdlylded, as may
be deemed best.
Considering the character OF fhe improvements
and the beautiful situation of the property, In q
most excellent uesghborhood, only three squares
from the capitol. and within few minutes walk OF
the business centre of the city, IL may be safely satd
that 10 property now III The market pre- SCENTS 20
many Inducements To those seeking dfUr5t-cLdss
residence.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes WITH IN
terest added at six per cent. Ger anIun and title
retained by the court until the notes paid Pur-
chaser to pay taxes for 1873. go 7
JAMES PLEASiNTS,
J. O. STEGER,
~. Commissioners.
Aurtfouesrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-20
ByLyne h Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT
~ OF LAND, WITH A VALUABLE GRIST-
MILL THEREON. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-Br
virtue of decree OF the Circuit Court Of Henrico
county pronounced the 3lst Of March, 1873 In the
suit of Tutpin. executor, rS Ropers administrator,
the undersigned, commissioner appointed by said
decree will offer for sale at public auction on FRI
DAY the 2oth of June, 1879, attle hour Of O'Clock
p. NJ, on the premises, that certain TRACT OF
LAND, containing 46 S6-1GogsACRES known 10
the division Of b. W. Ropef's estate as the Mill
Tract, with water grls-mill thereon, now IN the
occupancy Of G. X. Roaer and Situated In the
county Of Henrico about two and half miles from
the city Of Richmond. on the new Central pike and
known as Roper's mill said sale TO be made at the
risk and cost of the former purchasers, George h.
Roper and George D. Pleasanls. .-.
On this tract one could II large fce-pond, and
from its proximity to the city would be quite vau-
Bile. 'z .
TERMS OF SALE Cash as to so much Of the pro-
ceeds OF sale rs will be sufficient to pay the charges
,f sale and the amount of the bond of said Roper
due OH the 10Th Of December, 1872 for 1898, with
interest thereon from the goth Of December, 1871,
till day of sale at six per cent and on credit as 10
the residue Of proceeds Of sale in two equal install
ments of S7aS. SO each, payable respectively on the
2Otl Of December, 1879, and 10Th OF December, 1874,
with interest on said deferred payments from day
OF sale at six per cent. per annuln: the purchaser
10 execute his bonds, with approved security. 1oI
saiu deferred payments, and title 10 be Retained
uatii the whole OF said bonds payed and convey
ance directed by the court. -
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
lie It'd Commissioner
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OATH FROM AN OVERDOSE OF MORPHINE
Baltimore Sttn. 18th. About $50 y. NJ. on
'.n.lay. annie V. Muckles, thirty Years OLD,
"''ivc vt Richmond, Va. died suddenly at
y II Low street. DIR. +. K. Walker, coro-
CO.,. Ms notified and summoned Il jury of in
2Y',' Yesterday. The evidence of several
H'n',,c> WAS heard, as also the testimony of
'E.. Stevenson and Lehman, who were
.r'ncuc1 (" The womap's assistance and re-
"Mn"d With her until she died. II appears
mt -lI' was sufieriug just before her death
't'I sever, sore throat. and that she had
'f'n accustomed 10 taking morphine for
"s"G, purposes, and that she had taken an
HrH.us! quantity Of ii during the day. The
.'' l"rdrred verdict that she died from
" ''"rdnse Of morphine. administered by
''''l without any suicidal intent. The
"' "a- taken care OF by Miss Fanny Gray.
o. Mho>s house she died. TO await the action
NJ friends in Virginia, who have been
'r' -raphcd for.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-20
BY Lyme & Brother,
.Aucttoneers and Real Estate Agents,
y No. 2l2 Main Street. ~ !.

n. .u,fs 40
7. ARGE FIRST CLASS sF0UR-sTORY
IL IRON AND sToCKBRIcE. ERONT STORE,
sITUATED " The s GIT L1 IS v 9p GAKf
SHEETS, For SALE By AUCTlONs-Wesh shall,
at the request Of the owner, eel e pu6iis auctions
a O'Clock Pm, that truly valuable and admirably
located ST0HE Nos. 1929 and 1881 Gary street. now
occupied by Messrs.a simpson. BIss Go. IL has
front ON two streets. and FOR large Wholesale ba-
con house, or wholesale business of any kind u Is
one Of the best locations on Cary street, being 20
very convenient to all points Of btisness and the
various Shipping points both by rail and water.
The building was erected since ths xassta IS, S9s a
IarJs rst-proof. The store covers the entire lot
The lot has front Of about soxios feet further
piece ofpr,prty. and should command the special
attention Of capitalists and oths,s seeking good
and permanent Investment. for u Is seldom suSh
property is offered in the market Taxes Tor the
cu rent year to be paid ly the purchaser.
TlItsa Very liberal, and made known at the
hour OF sale. -, LYME q BhOIdEh,
IA lt-eodtie2o&td q ~ 49, Auctt0neers.
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Eat"nts have been granted to John NJ.
!.>oks. Lexington, Va, assignor to I. j.
,l.lniord, apparatus for forcing water by the
oH"ct condensation Of air. Isaiah Daugh-
.,'y, fly-pro:cctor. Rocky Station, Va. John
1'|r"w, RavcnSwood, w. Va, Ma, hiDc
''r "nttin. hoop-lockS.
o'oneI. Robert ". Hughes, Of Richmond,
-, l. AT Wizards Hotel. The Colonel
',"ah> in most flatteriue terms Of the pros.
l''lr OF the Republicans in the coming cain
I'i2n IN the Old Dominion Washington
H'j"hhcon, 18th.
II. ;. Eichelberger IS appointed postmaster
It Zines Mills, Augusta county. Virginia,
''"" iaulina J. GalAdy, resigned. A new
l''t-'ce in established at fr0ntOwn. Taylor
."'tnty, West Virginia, on the route from
baltimore 10 Wheeling, with selig,nan j..
Aiier a. postmaster.
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Il csF;;ssrsrs yr,,x.. vsTsp,o,rs frs.

"a Hoskssss sr s,.r, DE SCI:
oF, \ NEw. YoRK- FAaMER--THK DoDY FouRp
DIR. From the Buffalo Cbnmercial,,
14th. r. The usual quiet offhe town Of Elna,'
Erie county, was broken ON Thursday eve.
ming By the discovery OF O horrible case, the
details Of which caused most Intense ex-
chemenf throughout the region Of country
10 which the affair occurred, The&partic,i-
lars are as follows:
In the town Of Elma, on the road lending
OUT from Clinton street. and about fourteen
miles nom Buffalo, lived German named
Cnarics Mann, on q small farm which he
owned. Eis wife died some time ago, and
MS family consisted OF seYen children, the
eldest o. whom, ason, has attained MANS
estate. Cbartes Mann was quite comfort
town. - So -, - '. '.'o
;. Across The road from CharIcs's house
iVes MS brother Fritz, who is also quite
.hftty farmer. 1t appears the two brothers
naa sometimes quarreiled, and were not on
the oest terms with each other. Recently
FRITZ hada quantity of wheat stolen from
nun py some unknown person, and happen
Ing ut the Ebenezer Mills few DAYS after.
wards saw some wheat which he thought
so much like his own that he INQUIRED where
1t came from, and was told that IL wing
brought to the mill by his brother ChsrIass
This convinced Fritz that his brother had
stolen the wheat, and he therefore proeurea
warrant for the arrest OF Charles. which
Was placed IN the hands Of Constable Fay
cite Moore.
The warrant was issued on Thursday, aud
III The evening between and O'Clock the
officer went to the house Of Charles Mann TO
serve the same. He was not at home: but
some OF the children were working in field
near by, aud they informed Mr.. Moore that
they had not seen their father since the pre-
vious evening. The officer thought it posi-
BILE the children were not telling the truth,
and so started out across Mann's farm to see
if he could be found. Entering piece of
woods about half q mile from the house, MIR.
Moore was surprised to find small fire
burning. A minute later he came upon the
body of Charles Mapp, With the garments
burned of and the flesh roasted to g crisp.
The dead man was lying On his baes, with
his lower limbs cramped up in painful po-
sition on his chest. No clothing was left on his
body with the exception Of piece Of the
shoes were on his feet, and his hat on his
head. The brush and leaves were on fire
around the body. and shotgun with the
stock burned black lay at his feet. The sight
altogether was very sickening one.
Mr. Moore lost no time in making his dis
coyery known. Help was obtained and the
body removed to the house. 1t Is said that
the deceased's children made no manifesto
tons of sorrow, and Fritz Mann, when con-
| suited about coffin. is reported to have
said that "any old box would do for the
| hog or words to that effect.
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TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNEE'S SALE
l. OF TRACT No. ], OF ONE HUNDRED
AND FoRTYSACREs or LAND IN HANOVER
COUNTY, EIGHTEEN NILES NORTH OF
RICHMOND ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO RAILR0AD.-As trustee Of William Fl.
Cosby and wife. In their deed Of 10th s9xem
over County Court, and the undersigned, T. u.
Niche us assignee In bankruptcy Of the said VIII
liam a. Cosby, will sell at public auction at the
Office OF Wellington Goddiu. corner of Bank and
Eleventh streets, in the city OF Richmond, on
TUESDAY, June "a, .ls73, at u O'Clock NJ, the
above TRACIs OF LAND, containing by recent
adjoining the lands Of Samuel II. Pulliam, John j.
Hollingworth, and Others. It Is bounded on fhe
north by the land OF John J. HollIDgworth, and on
the east and south by the NortbsDna and Little
rivers. And the land is said to be of excellent
quality.
i''1 : MELLINGTON GODDIN, Trustee.
TIL. NICHE, Assignee.
10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-20

10y Hi q Goddln, 20. ~.
Real Estate Agents and Aussssfsefs !.
Ga, asss !asasftt sefrepk. &, - - =.

VALUABLE LOTS IN THE rLANoE
CHaNIGsVILEE TuRNFfKE FUR SALE AT
AUCTION-Un TUEBDAx9 she 9lth 3EneraE -
o'clock 2. H., on the premises, we Will sell Lls4tL
HALF-ICREIOTSf fronting each So feet on Cedar
street. located as above With depth OF $50 fees 20
street 10 feet wide. Thi5gruand is Ane tor gar
dening purposes, and being In. good neigh bernooa
and about thsee-Quafte Ut mile from ttet CITY
Iffnits sbou attract the aftenaG of parties Geek
ing to purchase cheap homes or q good Investment.
Property Is increasing In value IN this iocaffy
well of water on one Of rheiols. Piutcan be seen at
the Office OF the ansttoneers. ,tt. ~
TERMS: One-fonrth cash; balance In SIX, tweives
and eighteen. months, with SIX per cent Gsdded.
Taxes FOR fiiis year haze besnspnd. G1&gI ElEtt-
Je Is-td HILL & GOUDlMS AuctioHears. !