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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-01-21
Land Sales.
FARM FOR sAEE.-C

VALUABLE FARM FOR SAEE.-On
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1st 1873
| will offer for sale to the highest bidder, the
farm known as MARTIAL RETREAT" former
ly owned by Col. George Baylor, containing
$40 acres. lying 81 miles West of Staunton.
and on Bakers Creek" q miles to the left of
Hebron church.
The land is under an improved state of Guilt
walton. and well set in grass, with the exception
of IS or 80 acres, which is heavily timbered.
There are two good meadows containing from
ing stream, and SO situated that they can be wa
tered during the whole season. The fencing
is all in good repair. The place is we'll water
ed. there being FIVE NEVER-FAILING
story brick house on the place. containing seven
commodious rooms, with all the necessary out
buildings-barn, smoke-house, dairy, &c. all
cow enient.
place, with water-power sufficient for a good
merchant mill
A young orchard with a fine selection of fruit
is situated near the house. The farm is situated
In pleasant community, convenient to churches
and schools.
Terms of sale-One-fourth cash in hand the
residue in three annual payments, the purchaser
giving bonds with good security, bearing inter-
est at six per cent from day of sale and title re-
tanned as ultimate security for the purchase mo-
ney
de17-tds PRESTON A. BAYLOR, agent
SAFE Oh PERSONAL Pr0perfy.-AsI con-
template going West will also sell at the same
time and place. at public auction, all of my
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
consisting of several new bureaus, beds and bed
ding, chairs and carpeting.
Also three head of number l work horses, one
yoke of oxen, three excellent milch cows, lot
of colts and calves, new Concord buggy-pole
and shafts-single and double harness, one four
horse Wagon FIVE or six hundred bushels of corn,
seventy acres of wheat and rye, large lot of
of all cot of
blacksmith tools. consisting of anvil, wise, bel
lows, &c
Terms made known on day of SALE
del7-tds GEORGE NJ. BAYLOR.
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p;ne. saw at once what n catastrophe
threatened, and cried out. We aroail LOST;
the engine Is going through the house; run
to the back! Before, however, tne roeth-
door could be reached, In ABOUT h''ccn OF
twenty seconds, the thing was over. The
locomotive had driven through the ware.
housc. had broken through the boards and
a partition wall, and stood putting by the
staircase behind. God be praised, the house
did not fall down But my lex fear was
that there would be Il fire. J. could not
reach the staircase, the way being through
smoke aud steam. | climbed over Il little
roof, by means of a ladder. TO the yard be-
hind, in order TO open the escape valve.
Unfortunately, this was so injured that II
had become useless. / left the ladder lying
against the end of the house to which my
family had ilrd, in order that they might es-
cape by it to the street. and this was done.
Through the help Of my work'Ieopie
and OF some thirty masonS and servants
further misfortune was aycrted. l 'lnmed',
ately caused all the windows to be proppcd
and supported, In ordcrto prevent the iai'lnS
of the gable, which, UP to the present mo-
mcut, has happily not occurred. ID engine
went on snorting until 1880. 1t still remains
in the house, and it cannot be removed for
some days.
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aUCTToN SALES.--FUTURE Days.
by u. K. Weisieer, Auctioneer,
10t5 Main street.

TOR SALE, SIXTY-FIVE CHEAP AND
+ ATTRACTIVE BUILDING LOTS IN MID,
LOTHIAN, WITHIN A FEW HUNDRED nAhDS
M COALFIELD HEPOT, ON I'll RlChaUMD
GND DANVILLE RAILROAD. !
F E ,ELP T G9ENcT1TT,y A bP qRIcHM5Eb; two VOC 81
THE Win IMPROvEMENTs.-By virtue OF
Tho decrpr of Chesterfield Circuit court entered on
ti,e - Nav, ERA, In the suit OF /" Clam, trustee, &C.
us. Walker and ais," the subscriber mercy mrfinn
noinied specIuI commissioner for the purpose, VIII
offer for sale, on the premises, ut public aucuon' pn n
TUESDAY the 2ad day OF September. 1873, 81 Le
hour of 70 O'Clock NJ, the aboye-dcscriped very ae,
sirahle property !,s kn 20 ,ne as M MlN tcoai.miinins
rom mr. Colonel William II. woodbridge, and
Others The whole tract contains w DfED
AMI TEN ACRES and VIII be SOLO elmer as q
whole, or In lots ACCORDING 10 d TELL -. 81 ~
TIE MIsERAL RIGHTS WILL BE RESERVED
EXPRESSLY IN ALL THE SALES y IN THE
DEEDS OF CONVEYANCE.
The lot with the residence has a kitchen and other
out-louses, with al excellent garden aud 4 shady
ward. Lot No. IS has o small house and a fine
spring OF water. The railroad l%niersects the tract.
* new church and q Masonic hall and a Pythian
hall are contemplated TO be soon erected In Mldtp-
THAN: and with railroad facilities anticipated, 10
settlers in This growing town IT Is believed tlat u
rare opportunity Is here offered Tor cheap anu plea.
SAINT homes, as we'll rs TO capitalists Tor purposes OF
speculation. 49,.
A map of the above propcrty, can be seen at the
office of the auclionecr and at Midlothian.
TERys: Onc-fourih cash; residue ut four, eiSht,
and twelve months-Or, one-third cash; RESIDUE q.
twelve, eight en-. and twenty-inif niohtnsmin'ea and
from dly of sale ut six per cent. per annum, ana
the purchaser giving his notes for the deferred pay
" JAMES P~LEASAETS,
Special Commissioner.
s,,e conducted by ID. X. WHIsIGEK, Auctioncer.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. FARM IN HANOVER COUNTY, FIFTEEN
MILES FROM RICHMOND AND ONE MILE
FAOM PEAKE's, ON CHEsAPEAkE AND
OHIO RAILROAD.-By virtue of two deeds Of
trust executed by Thomas II. Kinney and Mary T.,
his wife. which deeds have been recorded in the
clerks Office Of Hanover county, the undersigned.
trustee in The deeds aforesaid, VIII offer for sale at
public auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY,
September IS, at II h., the TRACT OF LAND on
which tie said Kinney now resides, situated In
Hanover county, fifteen miles from Richmond and
one mile from Peake's. on the Chesapcske and Ohio
railroad, containing ONE HUNDRED y FOR
TY-THREE ACRES: one hundred acres OF open
Iand-the Remaining forty-three acres wei! iImhered.
The land Is very superior for wheat and grass, and
on account of Its convenience to market would
make n fine fruit and vegetable farm. Having been
q stand for a physician for a great many years, the
attention OF physicians is called to this chance Of
0btaininga nice little farm with q good practice.
The Improvements consist OF Il frame dwelling
containing four rooms, together With the usual out
houses.
TERMS Sufficient In cash to pay expenses Of sale
and to pay two bonds with interest on the same
say $1,000. Terms of credit made known at ale.
Persons wishing to attend the sale from Rich
moud will leave on the $50 A. NJ. mail train and re-
turn IN the evening. g.. I. DYSON.
HI Trustee.
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
s,comcr Ellie Knight, Geoghegan, Baltimore
merchandise and passengers, y !. bret, asen..
POwl,atan Iron Com pnny. ~
schooner +. G. Holden, McIeac, Woods Hole.
pnapo. Allison 4 Addison.
Schooner Crescent Lodge, Allen, Woods Hole,
Sc,,ooncr Elizabeth White, Blake, Philadelphia
ccal, q. Bell e CO..
Schooner Il. Bennett, Cavilier, New York, coal,
schooner Rciccca Knight, Bartlett, philadelphia
coal. Writ Roberts.
Schooner Annie Moore. Phillips, Philadelphia
pig iron, Old Dominion Sail- WORKS.
Schooner a. NJ. Lee, Taylor, philadelphia coal,
sioop annie Gibbons, Shelby, Alexandria,, grain
Gallcgo Mills.
Steamer Eliza IIancox, Clifford. Norfolk, mer-
cllandlse and passengers. IL. Is. Tatum, agent.
Schooner \. r. Byrne, james. Balttfaore, lner-
chandisc. Curtis < Parker.
Schooner John McGlnniS, Colbnrn, lHlladclphla'
granite. Curtis & Parker.
SCHOONER America, Paul, Baltimore, cid james
river, lumber, Curtis & Parker -
Schooner Harriet Brewster, Squares, Rio, HOUR
CALICO Mills.
schooner Enterprise, Baker, Washington, granite
Curtis & Parker. -
Schooner Vandalla, Brown, Norfolk, slaves, Cur
It's j. Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner Paul p. Keller, King, Philadelphia,
brig Freldlg (Norweg'an)' Hanson, Baltimore
Schooner Bonny Boat. Kelly, Boston, September Z.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner ID. +. Keeling. Robinson. Richmond 1or
Savannah, ut Charleston September s.
Schooner -. Ellis, Torrey, from Richmond, ar
rived 1T Newport September s.
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By Telegraph.

virginia Steamship and Packet Com
.......luo.. oe4 iV
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All Unprecedented Murdcr-A Garden
eer POiS0nsa Family with T'Ond-StOO!s.
.SSua Memher Dies.

On the evening of August Goth DR.. Dip
lock concluded IN inquest at Acton, Eng
land. upon the body OF Ruth Brooks, who
had been poisoned by eating sunc fungi
given her for mushrooms by George blunt,
Il gardcner, who had IL few days bctDEe
Threatened the inmates OF the house.
The testimony taken ut TIE first hearing
WAS to the effect that Hunt was in the habit
OF gong TO the Kings Arms for his becr.
and that he frequently made the BARNARD
and the deceased presents OF vegetables and
flowers. On "Wednesday morning the L1th
instant he brought what he affirmed were
mushrooms. and gave them 10 the barnlAid
over the counter, telling her at the tilnc how
to cook them. Tue deceased, who acted IL
cook, fried them aS recommended, and three
of the family raltouk of them for breakfast.
They shortly aitcrwmd became very i'll, and
a medical man. pr. Tension. OF Hammer
smith, WAS sent for. Two Of them recovered,
but deceased gradually became worse, and
died in great ;iyouy the same evening. y
7ost-n40y!.m examination revealed the fact
that the stomach waS III Il high state OF i'll
Illumination, caused by some irritant ye@eta-
bic poison such us Is .found in the variou
fungi resembling muShrooa:>. Hunt. upon
being questioned, admitted giving them the
fungi, but declared that he did not know
they were OF Il poisonous nature. Upon
being questioned by Il iuryWan he admitted
that he had been refused admission to the
house on sunday morning, but he denied
using threats.
\ lad named William Lowe depo>cd that
about three weeks ago Luul wanted to enter
the house for some beer, when he WAS re-
fused. He then became most abusive, made
use of bad language. aud said, "lI rcincln-
Der you," meaning those in the house.
MIR. Thomas S%Iattery, Il builder, who on
the day before the mushrooms were eaten
went 10 The house where Hunt was gardener
TO look round The premises previous TO pur-
chasing them, noticed some mushrooms
CROWN" in the meadow. aud asked Hunt if
they were 700. ONES. He III once replied,
"No, they are not ; they are poison" These
were seen upon the spot where Hunt ad-
united he picked those he gave 10 the bar
maid.
The coroner, in summing up, informed
the jury that II they considered Hunt gaze
the fungus with a malicious motive, that was
to say, for the purpose, not necessarily OF
causing death, but OF causing pain or illness,
then they must return Il verdict of murder
against the person who SO gave the plant.
The jury, after Il brief consultation, re.
turned Il verdict of wilful murder " against
Hunt, who was accordingly committed
upon the coroncI's warrant.
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Clones ~ayenue.!w yelled the brakeman.
Three minutes afterwards, as the cars were
beginning TO start, and the brakeman rccn-
tered the car. ~'.Joncs avenue, did you say =
inquired Il gentleman seated near the door.
5. Yes. sir please hurry replied the brake
man. Selling the brake with one hand and
the bell.roIe with the other. "Oh, Pm not
going to get ont here" said the intcrlocutor,
Il have friends on this street; | thought IT
looked familiar. DO you know the smiths p
The brakeman shut the door with 4 vicious
bang.
Why can't a reporter write 4 paragraph
concerning the return of a man whose wife,
surprising him dead, has married in his alb
Sencc without Juggling inEnoch Arden two
or three times
A notwithstanding honey.
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BY ". Gr!din.
Auctionecr and Real k.state ASct''
corscr Eleventh and BaEN sticet''

TRUSTEES SALE AT AuCl!oN Uv
L VALUABLE LOTS AND StNhRhti ri
BRICK TkhEMENT> THEREON, ,-rst
EUkER'S PARk.-Br virtue or = IeIS .,r AMI
executed to III. subscriber by hr: r, y. ,n ~ ri, din
wife. he. ring date 9Th October, loIt. guy n,.,nlton
Richmond Chanctry Court. I shall, !" a. SN me pre-
thereof, proceed 10 sell 1T public auction, 80 ~ i.;g,
misses, on THURSDAY the isth ,cp''"T' not the
commencing Al O'clock !: W. y a., :, ~nyrytl by
first fair day the ~rcafter, the real estate ,,nn,IreI
tie said deed OF trust, having : tr%nt o., Oh" a.r,rI, Jun
Mug back about three hundred ANA sniT n3, Of one
Nsrsbai street. on which IL has $50 ait|ns W
hmndred and sixty feet, bounded Oh ''
On that portion which front, on w h.nt-
there have recently been erected nihe % fr.u.. and
some brick dwellings,. With ,erandas y, HI ca The
neatly hnislIed. AS this Is the pfior ~ -. yscaut
urnpcrty, shall commence b, ne.!ln2 ~ IN t"ts OF
fm,t ON the nor,h SIDE VI Mar>hail stree y" ,t,hesst
suitable slxc.l and then bcsinnii: ut TIE NaD 50
corner of Clay and Morton streets. s.iii h, sum
mann of the said bri"k tcncmen,s ~ sfi,t ~, s,lr)
GENT 10 satisfy the debt land expenses % 'N
secured by said irust deed. y, The extern OF
Al, 900 wi, h Interest, and eNpenas VI
Instructed TO sell on these terms. my Trustee.
sc s-IdS
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ASINGULAR VisroK-A LOCOMOTIVE ~ A
FrgS.TuRE WAggHOCSE.-Ihe National Zel-
tune contains an account of IN extraordinary
arcidehf, consisting IN the driving OF a rail-
gay epesue into Il house at Dusseldorf. The
ceauuier of the p!ace-a furniture ware
house-says in II letter to his brother: 1t
happeued at 1870 in the morning, Us | was
sitting in the room with my family taking
break asst, was ready to so TO business,
and had risen for that purpose. AS | looked
by chance out of the window there came
toward tho house with great rapidly an en'
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CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
"Wednesday. September 10.

OFFERINGS.
WI,EMT.-Whitc, l.066 bushels. Red, $50 bushels.
CuKN.--Wiitc $50 bushels. Yellow. 300 bushels.
Mixed, 200 bushels.
bATS.-2I0l bushels.
IAY.-70 bales.
STRAIN. Ii bales: oats. % bushels.
SALES.
WllEAT.-Whlte, ~ bushels priiac .at Sl.75; 40
very good at Ito: 10 imSliris good atSl.70 !;
20 bushels falr at Sl.65: POS bushels c0slu,oil at Sl.6D:
lus bushels nmmom al -. 90 sc bushels common at
81 so: 10 bushels common III Sl.57: 30 sn.slscls COM
mon ut S,.45 10 bushels common al 81 So: 16 BUSH
els common Ut $~l.2J-t0tll. Sos bushels.
WHEAT.-ltci. 2lo bushels prime Cd. private
terms: 50 baShcls good III Sl.7c; 80 hustlsx al Sl.65
L. bushels common ut 81 GO 81 bushels cenlInon ut
$3.50: 10 bushels common III Sl.3u; 81 busa. l. com-
Inan nj sl.2S-tutal. 4sI bushels.
OATS.-lO huslc's prime Nirsiria spring nj Sec.
iii uie, prime ut DIST. outs, q tales on
private terms.
RE-EXHIBlTED.
WuEAJ.-ErG, 50 bushels.
CUHN.-IclloM, 30 bushels. Mixed, eco In, iilal:.
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BY Thomas w. Reese, Auctioneer,
lsl7 Main street.

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNi-
L. TIRE. PIANOS, &C. FOR SALE AT AUG
TJOscCTHIS DAY at 10 o'clock l will sell mt my
auction-house CHAMBER, PARLoR, and DISISG-
ROOM FURSITuRE; WALNUT Bu-
1uAIHs. SHOW CASES, IRON SAFE, plANO-
STOOLS superb silver-inountcd DESTAt CnAik,
with all moieru improvements (machine ior max
ing llnglIIng-ya compIeteJ: PARLoR SUITS, vlrl-
&c Ec"s" THOMAS W. KEESEE,
"'''"" Aucti0neer.
Agent for Tails Fire md Rurglar-proof Safe.
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BY d. X. Wcisiger, Auctioneer,
lois Main street.
THREE BEAUTIFUL BUILDINGL t

THREE BEAUTIFUL BUILDINGL LOTS
L ON TWELFTH AVENUE, MANCHESTER.
AT A~UCTIOS.-By requcs! or the owner. MIR
Irving Smith. | will sell at auction, on the prerni-
.cs. on WEDNESDAY the i7'h day OF September,
1873. at s O'Clock p. NJ. tho:" THREE BEAUTI-
Full lots, fronting 3OXl25 feet zach. on tho south
side of uawrencc) Twelfth avenue inppo.irc Mrs.
Cooke'sl between Semmcs and Railroad streets.
These lots are admirably located for residences or
hotel, being convenient 10 Richmond aud Peters
burg depot, Belle Isle. In Il direct line with the free
bridge, aud only Il few squares ni-Etut: very conyp-
nient To any part Of Richmond by several bridges.
FERNS: Onc-third cash balance ~ tuur. eight,
aud twelve months IN negotiable notes, "lth six per
cent. added. secured BY 4 deed OF trust. or q very
liberal discount Oh deferred payments FOR AL caSA.
~. Il. " kISiG Err.
sc 10 turtipnC"T.
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, St +,"i,cr l0.-Flnlr fairly actiyc
and firm. Wheat acti"c aud fir; white choice.
Der. 81. .SdI S,.S5 good 10 primc red, $ .75M sl.S-:
com ilon Ia fair red, Il. 5OM 81. 10: ohio and Inniana
prime white southern. 75c.: yellow do, !5ul9lc.
Oats fair. Rye active aud firm 1T s5Gp93c. proyi-
siuns quiet and steady and unchanged. Western
butter--good 20 choice, 20lI2Gc. Whiskcy firm NJ
500 81. sugar quiet and unchanged.
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Nv I,yn, & Brother.
Auctionecrs and Real E.staic AEcu's'
No. !al2 Main street,

VALUABLE BRICK STORE On NAiN
STREET. IN ROCKETS. NEtE W.
NEW YORK STEAMBOAT LASDiH,' NH
FOR MANY YEARS OWNED : 1tSitnTEE
BY CUNNINGHAM. nov anon. t,T,,ti
AUCTIOS.-We shall, IA the request OF iEr rT =
sell At pubic auction, on the prcini't.' "t ~ = =.
DAY the 10Th OF September, l.73. Al 81 "'' y h..
A., that valuable property located ~ 49, ,l,im,
scribed. Besides HE stnrc, thrrr IS = nice ""'"'"'
over same. containing about eight roohin' x
Special attention Is called Ia The tnT,ga,, -
TERMS Easy. LINE BIZ ',rs.
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By TClegraDsp.
f YORK

NEW YORK MARKETs.
Nxw YORK.. September l0.-Cotton iirme.: sales
l.7Gs l,sles ut 2Wt q vie. Flour activ" aud unchanged.
WhIskcy. 81. Wheat heavy ami 20 &c. lover; will
te. red western, S'.7uhnSl.7l. Corn higher aniNcd
and yellow western. 66nr67r. Rice strr!v. Pork
quiet and steady. Lard weak at at : 5-iG0 ~ Sc. Tur-
pcntime steady. ltosih easter al sails. Ialiow
more active at sta SEC. Frrights heavy.
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BY Lyme 4 Brother,
Auct!onecrs and Real Estate Agents.
No. l!l2 Hain street.

VALUABLE LOT WITH \ FRAMED
' HOUSE THEREON, SITUATED oE THE
SOUTH SIDE OF AIN BETWEEN MONROE
AND HENRY STREETS, WITHIN HALE \
SQUARE OF MONROE PARk. FOR SALE AT
ACCTIOE.-Wc shall, at The reIu"st"f the owner.
sell ut public auction. on the ureinlscS, on >ATIk-
DAY the 18th SEPTEMBER, 1873, That very Halilihi.
and desirable properly located as alto vr-:c>cribrh.
The house confirms five rooms, with IA" usual out
houses: lot. 35Nlss feet. This proIcr,ysS IN amin
proving lOcalitv, aUi well worth the attention u
parties wishing TO invest.
TERMS At sale. LYME x BIoIi!EE.
ST 10 AuctionurrS.
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BY Wellington Coffin,
AuctiOnecr and Real Est..te Agent,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SEVEN
" TY-OSE AMI O~NE-FDURTH ACRES n
LANDIS NEHRICO COUNTY. ABOUT EIGHT
MILES BELOW RICHMOND. NEAR II WILL
or THE YORk RIVER RAILROAD.-As CON.
missioner OF the Circuit Court OF Henr!co Under
the decree pronounced on the 10th of fl.y. ISL, III
the ease OF L.atane IT ais. rs. Ilaliuwcll ct ais. |
shall proceed 10 sell 1T auction, ut the office Of Wei
lIngton Goddin, real estat. auctlonctr. corner Of
Bank and Eleventh streets. on MDNDAI the 18th
OF September, 1879, at l. O'Clock NJ, the LAND To-
Gated as above, of which Joshua Eiallowcll died
seized. adjoining the lands OF Williamson Allen.
Littlelerry Wade. Miles Wade, &c. containing by /
recent survey. made by j. D.. PleLsants. II ?7j-loO1
acres. within half 4 mile of the Williamsburg road
lies well for cultivation, and has on II q quantity u
young pines. ,
TERHs: One-thtrd cash; blEnc" at four and
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added.
&c. Ill JOSIAH LEakE-
So 10 Commissioned.
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DEAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC AUC-
III rION-LANU In rllE COCNIN UE MAN.

III T~ION-LAND IN TIE COUNTY OF HAN
OVER FOR SAI.E.-At public suction. "n TIE
premises, we shall sell on September l.Ul. al J.
O'Clock, Il TRACT OF LAND In the county II
Hanover, containing FOUR HUNDRED AND
NINETEEN AND 4 HALF ACRES, ab nj four
miles, from Beaver Dam. well ndaptcG to all Ainds
OF grain aud tobacco, aud about Ouc-ha!i III timber
oak. hickory. and pine.
There are four small DWELLINGS AMI To-
~BACCO-HOFSES on II.
On the blowing day, 18Th, at the sam" hoitr. .
TRACT known rs WOOt,I MD ni The rold. from
Richmond To charlottesville. about lEir'N Illlc>
above Richmond. This tract c%onttins stshN
HUNDRED ACRES. and has upon j. Il FRAME
DWELLING containing eight rooms: ai' -" ~,
rinuS Out-holISes, such lis barn. .ia1!". to'Ei''" ann
icc-house-all nearly new. There IS 4 nur orchard
on this tract.
GA The sane day, Immediately after l,,r a'"''@
sale, u TRACT Known as ASPEN GROVE. CON
tanning SIN HUNDRED ACRES, All OF mn" lua'!.
~, adapted to praiu and tobacco, HEi ven "l'ti''
about one hundred acres III 10" rrouad>till mr.
hundred In fine timber. There = u fEAMr
DWELLING win seven rooms: al H'r">>'iE '"'-
houses, such 'as stable. htrn, to'rrccn. aH,i r,-h7a,''
anda good apple, peach, and cherry "rctlLr'i on '"'
tract.
Churches and mills are convenient 10 these tra't''
TERMS Made Known * tie sac.
T. Il. SAUNDERS.
Attorneys OF IL. {. Saunders, Adm!nliEaiTiN,
Sc 0-tdS OF u. d. snnn!tFs. ut''it".
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams,
A%uctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THAT MOST VALUABLE BUILDING
4 LOT lying on the west side OF Governor Tor
Thirteenth) street between Main and Franklin
streets, and betw, en- the handsome new irnrmcnt>
of Messrs. j. A. Belvin and :. W. Harwoni, 10 IL.
sold ut auction on MONDAY. 18th September, at Y
O'Clock 81. upon the premises.
The LOT Is about "a by %. and has The privilege
of building into the wall ON the northern side. No
lot IN the city admits of so cheap and profitable i'm
Drove,ueilt rs this. Situated wiihiu i few steps III
tile best business portion OF Main street, and sur
rounded by an active business. nothing more dcsira.
BILE us mn Investment can bc found than his pro-
perry. ,
TERMS: One-third cash ht!lncc ~ siN and
twelve months with interest added. and secured by
trust deed. GRUBB & WILLIAMS.
SO 10 hurtion,+r-.
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LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE, September l0.-FlOur firm and In
fair demand. Corn. 5sQE5@c. for Slellcd and sacke..
Provisions quiet and steady. Pork. $40 so: Bacon-
shoulders, atc.: ciear rib, ~sa6l9sc.; clear sides, losc..
ilsc.: plain, Istalstc., packed. Lard-,icrcc. san
9tc.; kegs, Vt@9,c. stea,n. tic. Whiskey firm at 92c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-11
BY Lyme Il Brother,
kuctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

VERY DESIRABLE BRICK DWELL
Y ING AND EIGHT NICE LoiS,
SITUATED IN THE SOUTH SIDE OF BIZ
TWEEN TWENTY-EIGIIrH >
NINTM STREETS, CHURCH Hill ;h Fox sn shns
on tim, premises. on THURSDAY the 18th day
Of septeInber, 1873, ut 81 O'Clock p. NJ, the above
described property. The house contains 1 sta rncn,S'
Kitchen, &c, with Il lot 5axl2O itet' Inc 'aca"l
lofs front cach 33xla0 feet TO an alley.
TERMS Very liberal, and made kn9wn At tne houf
of sale. L1Nc =" hnH.tianno,s
Sc
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CT IOI~JS MARK ETs

ST. LOUIS, September lO.-Flour firm and In fair
demand. Corn lower and unsettled; NO. 2 mixed.
4ttc. Whiskcy steady at ,93c. Pork quiet al 1880
G0$le.7a. Bacon quiet, with only limited jobbing
demand. Lard unchanged; refined. ste.