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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-12
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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-12
Champion Extinguisher

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Tor the purpose intendec-always ready, and never
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with great efficiency.
fOr State Agency or purchase Of Engines. apply 10
aoRATIO NJ. SMITH, Agent, 81 Market Street
Chicago. I.l5dmNfs weov-Iy
THOMAS YATES, Agent Rock Island
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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-21
DUNkiRk, WARREN ATKe
plrTSBUHG G RAIL WAY.
Time Table takes effect Ncv, 8, 'S,2
:. sou rMWANn.
N0liTHwA3D

taIor Tor jamestown, N. Y, and connection
F'ieh &c. W. trains east aui west -Connects at
warren "thtrains eas, and west on the p ~ E
Z. & ID. TliAYER Gon'l Supt..
Dunkirk, New York,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-21
.Phiiu delplala ~ Erie ssaiIfOld
WINrER riME TABLE

WINfER IidE TABLE.
On and afertsunday, Oct. eth 1872, the Trains
on h,Phladelphia ~ Erie Railroad vii run as
follows:
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Nsar~i xsaa s..ea.G zi.:,.N
AWR1vSI, AEI Ezs"GGt ttxE VI
TRA-iia csH 9ps .. Z; A. -. 's'
On and after Monday, No7 zo'n, 1919
yrAins will rua 90 follcwt:
xoprs voe. NO. 8 NO. l.
I.es,e Irvine l1.58AM 500 p N
Leave on CITY s.ooAx 2.sorx' ! s'ss 50 P :. y
=" P-t.Cen $50 3.31 80
,Titusv. 40 4.25 9.io "
Arrive Cory, $50 Z" 500 =" io,4o "
No Accommodation Freight.
Leaves Oil City . 30 A n; Pet Cen'rp.
1918; Titusville, l.05; Ar. Cory, l2'4op"
SOUTH. No, g. NO. 4. no. b.
Leave Cory, 1855 ". 6.lOAM 6'ao
4" Titusv. 1920 p N. 7.3O I'3u
.-" /" p. Cen. l.2O &" s17 S.lo
Arrive o. City 200 /" 900 " 800
Irvine. 500 Z" ll.3S /"
No. lO-Accommodation Freight.
Leaves CORY l.4O p N; Titusv.Z Z'55; Pes
Gentre. 3,55; Ar at Oil City, 4,3O p IN.
cE No. s. and g run on sunday
sy-Commenc ug Nov Sd trains Will rnn
BY Philadelphia time, which is TEN MIN
vTEs FASTER than onr time.
J.J LAwRENCF. Gen. Supt.
a' G.. J. HEPBURN. Asst oupt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-04
By K. ID. Eacho,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No q Fourteenth street.

GAZE AT AUCTION OF THAT BEAU
= TIFI-I cOUSTRY-StAT CALLED " PEA
RIp; -! shall AT the request of the parties Oh
,rr lar ir at public auction. on the premises, on
Tuesday, July sth. 1873, al !? o'clock D.; tue
aboye-nained FARM, situated IN I'd" count! OF ban
nTcr At the head of Mechancsyile turnpike, con-
,,iniuc one hundred and twenty acres tl2o more or
less twn-hrds Of the land Is cleared; the residue
Is well liDbered. . corTscr
U0I-SE confirming four rooms. Kitchen, SMOKE
honsc. and all other necessary out-ouildings.
part,es Gan also purchase at the same time the
.rSttE EsRWISf IMP. EMESTS, and GROW
INC; CROPS, the Latter being of fine qualify. ant
will show for themselves. ,,,,,s
Nr and Mrs T. Is. Dunn, the present occupants.
vii sLnw The Mace To any one before the day OF
sale Possession can be had In ten days after ,aie;
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance on creu H, .,
sly t,yelye, and eighteen months Tor neSoiiapie
notes secured by decd Of trust until all ne puf-
chase money Is paid 4 IL. Ea ,tn
10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-04

ssfs PETERSBURG, July 3, 1913.
a serious difficulty, which viii probably
result IN heavy cost to the city, has re.
suited from the improper grading of the
cutters on Washington street from Cross
street to Brickhouse run. 1t has been dis
covered that these cutters, which have been
but recently laid, are SO much above the level
ofthe portion ofthe street east of the improve
nent that the water IL forced back as far as
Perry street without any means of egress,
and remains there stagnant and sinking
pool. The Street Committee have been ar-
lively engaged nj day in considering the
best means to beadopted in this dilemma,
but without arriving at anything definite.
Among the plans proposed is either to con-
ftruct sewer running from Washing
ton street down Perry, through Mr..
John Domains lot west TO Anderson
Seminary, and thence to Brickhoise run.
This Will cost at the lowest estimate 81, 100.
Another plan. which Is alleged to be much,
cheaper, is TO tear mp the pavement and
cause an accurate survey to be made of the
street, and then relay the guttcring. Cap
tam Dunn, the city engineer, declares that
ne was not consulted on the work at all, and
hence no blame can he attached TO him.
Mr.. f. Nj. Webb this morning shot rabd
dog at the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
depot. a great many dogs have been killed
here this season supposed to have the mania,
but in most instances the apprehension has
proven groundless.
In addition to the original plan of the CO.
lored School.housc which is to be built in IA
short time on Harrison street tower will
be placed on the roof for the accommodation
of a four-iaced clock. This will probably
IN
for the past twelve months and more Use
less piece of public property.
The anniversary Of American independ-
ence will be observed here by Il very general
suspension Of business. The newspapers.
cotton factories, and other large manuacto-
res will he suspended. The United States
flag was raised over all the city and govern
mcnt buildings this evening in honor of the
approaching jubilee.
The second champion game Of match
ball will be played tomorrow evening be-
tween the Old Dominion and AppomattoX
clubs of this city.
A fire broke out in Il frame building in the
rear of Pyle's dry goods store, on Sycamore
street, this evening, and threatened at one
time to destroy some very valuable property.
Fortunately the flames were subdued be-
fore they did any material damage.
The collections ut the Old Market for the
past month amount to $199.47.
The Cockade Hook and Ladder Company
left this evening for Farmville. There were
about thirty members in line and about
eight or ten visitors, including representa-
tives of the press. The Joe Scott Grassland
will furnish music for the occasion.
Tapley'S case was continued until next
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
The thermometer stood at 90 degrees to-
day, the highest of the season.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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STABBING AFFRAY IN CAMPBELL COUNTY
[Lynchburg Repubican.]-On Tuesday eve
Ming last John Lipscombc, of Halifax, and
Charles Kidd had an alteration some two
miles beyond Campbell Courthouse, in
which Kidd was seriously il not fatally
wounded. The circumstances attending the
occurrence WERE as nearly as we could learn
them. as follows: LipScombe and Kidd had
been to this city with wagon, and were
returning to their homes. when, on reaching
Campbell Courthouse, they stopped and
commenced drinking at George Lips
combc'S, brother of John Lipscombc.
After several drinks had been taken,
John Lipscomhe got into Vie wagon and
drove OIL, leaving Kidd, and after he had
gone some time George Lip>combe took
Kidd in small wagon he had, and drove
after and overlook his brother, whereupop
Kidd desired to get into the wagon in which
John LipScombe was, and was denied. \
difficulty then cnsucd. Kidd first throwing
Il stone at LipScombc, and Lip>combc. draw.
ing knife. advanced on Kidd, closing with
him. and intlicting several Sabs in the buck.
which it is thought penetrated the cavity
and probably entcad the lung of the wound
cd nan. DrS. Clark and Bass were c;Jled
in and rendered all the aid in their pow CT
and at the time our informant left the CO7lrt.
house yesterday he was not suffering quite
so severely rs he had been. yet very little
hope WAS entertained of his ultimate re-
CONCry.
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\ WuGJAr UNDERTAKES TO CARRY OFF A
GELD. Wits \ WHOLE FAMILY, AID ESCAPES.
From the San luis Ublspo Tribune. June
-. We learn that an unusual and very
exciting contest took place at the ranch of
Ramon Feliz. on the Moro creek, about four
teen miles from this place, one morning last
week. 1t seems that Mr.. FeliZ, shortly after
getting UP in the morning. went out to leed
his stock, and that soon after he was STAR
tied by the cries of his wife and family.
Running 10 the house he found that large
wildcat had seized his oungeSt child, al III
fini. by the back OF the neck and was making
OF with il. After a severe struggle he sue
cecdcd in rescuing il. the cat making It's
escape. Some time after the excitement had
subsidized, m Indian boy about eighteen years
old went out to bring in some horses that
had been staked out over night some dis
lance from the house. He had been gone but
few minutes when the family was again
aroused by the cries of the boy, who came
rushing toward the house yelling like
4 mailman, with the identical cat that had
caused the first disturbance firmly seated
upon his back, with its teeth lmbedded IN
the back of his neck. Another desperate
battle euslled, which resulted in favor of the
cat. which successfully cleaned out the whole
FrliZc family, killed their two dogs, and re-
treated in good order to the house of +. VI.
Howe, under which he ensconced himself.
,leiying all efforts to di>lodge him until night,
when il escaped un>cathcd. The wounds
received bv the Indian boy were quite Sc
we're, aud the good people fearing that the
tat was mad, thought it best to scarlty Tue
wounds, which they did by heating Il crow
bar, The only implement about the premises
that would answer the purpose. We under
stand that considering the ordeal of scratch
Ing, hitting, and smuggling the boy passed
through, he is doug remarkably well. ana
viii DC al! right again in Il few days.
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By Isbell 81 Son,
By lsDell u SON'
AuctiOneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. Eleventh street, between Main and Bank

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. FARM, SAW-MILL, CORN-MILL, AND
FLoUK-MILL; ABOuT ten NILES VEST OF
QUARTER OF A MILE OF THE RICHMOND,
FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAIL-
ROAD, AT AUCrION.-By virtue of 4 deed of
trust executed TO David }. Saunders and Thomas
Potts, trustees, for the benefit Of the creditors of
GlazcbrOok Il homas, bearing date on the 27th day
of March, 1873, Of record In the clerks office OF the
Canccry Court of the city of Richmond, |, the un-
,lersgDcd surviving trustee, will proceed TO sell at
public auction at IL O'Clock D.. at Henrlco county
courthouse, on MONDAY the It'll day OfJGly, 1873.
that being court-day, the following property-to
wit:
about ten miles west OF the city OF Rlchmond, ana
:! dercksburg and Potomac railroad. ut which the
ears stop twice each day. containing four hundred
and tlrty-one acres with AL excellent frame dwell
Ing thereon, having seven rooms; Kitchen barn,
stables, and other necessary out-hoseS. This farm
Is said 10 be well wooded aud from It's railroad ac-
said To be not only desirable residence, but pre-
SCENTS to wood dealers u rare opportunity for pro-
htable investment.
LOr OF LAND containing about six acres, lying
and being partly in Ienrico ana parity In Hanover
county, with Il saw-m corn-Ilil. and nour-lnlll,
OH a good stream with large patronage. The Hour
made mt this mill Is OF most excellent quality.
LOT OF GROUND. with i storehouse thereon.
containing one acre, In Dover township, near me
Manakin Works, OH the James River anu hAnawha
canal. Said TO be good stand for business 49,
TERMS One-third cash the residue on crenit
of SIX and twelve months, for negotiable notes WIN
interest added and deeds OF trust upon the properly
% d. ''' 'N~ THOMAS POTTS,
10 10 81 o. 2siyISdtds Surviving Trustee.
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WILMINGTON. n. e.

JULY2.-Spirits ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 6as casks;
sales of $50 casks ut il3c. q gallon for southern
packages; also sales late Monday evening ana hoi
previously reported Of ITO casks al ''ac' alarAe'
quiet. ,,,, .,,.,s or s,o h,r.
os ha rrcIs No az SaT5 8: barrels extra pale ut -
and 100 barrels window-glass ut $3.50, decline vi
Sc on strained. Market quiet.
virgin and ycllow-hip, and 81 for hard. Marke
steady. .,o, ,,,u.o,
Tnr.-Sales Of Is barrels at 10 per barrel. Marker
quiet and steady.
Cotton-Receipis, 81 bales. Sales OF 30 bales al
lssc at lstc, and at lsc Market STEADY III lle
following quotations: Low ordinary, &c.; ordi
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BY Robertson, Bronaligh 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Hull street, opposite the courthouse,
Manchester, Va.

VALUABLE TRACT Or LAND NEAR
' THE MIDLOTHIAN COAL-MINEs, IN
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, FOR SALE AT
PUBLIC AUCTloN.-By virtue Of : decd Of trust
William Winfree, Jr., and duly recorded In the
clerks Office of Chesterfield County Court 10. b. So,
page 2l6.) shall, being required so to do by the
beneficiary, sell Mt public auction In front of TheS-
DAY the llth of July THAT being court-day), at II
o'clock NJ, that valuable tract of LAND lying near
the Midlothian coal-nlncs In Chesterfield county.
containing about D52 acres, djoining the lands OF
Franklin Stelrns, d. Il. Hancock, and others.
This land lies about two and half miles from
Coalfleld station, on the Richmond and Danvlle
railroad. within the coal field. About One-third Is
cleared; the residue In forest Of oak and pine The
surface Indications Of the existence Of coal arr az
good as any III the coal field The buildings consist
Of dwelling with nine or ten rooms and all neccs-
sary out-houses.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay expenses. of sale
and 800 $3.50 the 10th of March, 1874. aud $50
the 10th of March, 1875. TO he secured by deed OF
trust the property; the residue of The purchase
money, II any. To be payable at such times aDd Sc
cured in such manner the said Wintree shall
direct, and In default Of such direction rs the trs-
the shall think it, s. BROOKS, Trustee.
ROBERTSON, BHOyACGH i Co., Auctionecrs.
ip ids
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Nv GrubitS & Williams.
THREE NICE MARKET FARMS, WITH
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers'
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank

J,HREE NICE MARKET FARMS. WITH
i IMPROVEMENTS IL HANOVER: w TIE
MILES FROM RICHMOND, FOR SALE Az
AUCTION.-We will sell At auction, on the pie-
misses, by request OF Mr. John A. aioseT, on p ny
FARMS, located as above stated. No, contains
EIGATY-oNE ACRES, No: EiGhEtn oSE.
HALF ACRES These farms are about two-thlrts
cleared. and the balance very heavily SET Ia pine
and oak wood -.
Mechsuicsvte turnpike che best road leading from
the ci.yi la the heart OF the bes. vegetable rexon ..
ilanoyer, and Is unsurpassed for trucking puftoss
upon them. sn,u
Each farm has comfortable dwelling Tor sihtn
family with the usual out-haildings. hts IA fae
opportunity for persons Of limited means 70 OBTAIN
u home ut small cost ,xuu
iya Auctloh,e:s
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JULY a. Coaon.-The tone or the market to- d.v
was quiet but steady. Sales reported OF 100 ales an
basis OF la2glGc. for low niddling. The rerejrs.a
were 7ss bales, exports. LIs5 bales; and stock on
hand, 5,J47 bales. -. w
Corn.-The receipts are very light and The market
white at TIC. $500 ,#s6 80
Oots.-Market quiet No sales to report.
Phsdt.--Mnrket dull. No sales TO note.
Peanuts. Market very quiet. sales to-day of d.
bags at ssc. u 81 ~ -s'-. 9..t
Eags.-Market quiet No transactions to note.
III cen 71uck.-irish potatoes. 5000 per barrel
appies, s2@S3 per barrel; beans, $1aSl25 per bar
rel cabbage, 75c. (GSl per barrel
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POSTPUNEMENT.
BY n. N. Lee,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
lola Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE BUILD
i ING LOTS ON THE EAST SIDE Of FIFTH
STREET, AND ONE ON TIE NORTH SIDE OF
FIFTH STREET.-By virtue of deed of trust
executed by james f. Goddn to the undersigned,
bearing date the nth dry on June 672, recorded
in the clerks office OF Richmond Chancery Court.
ID. b. ss, b. p. ?25. being requested to do by the
beneficiary In said deed, VIII proceed to sell at
public auction on SATURDAY, 18th day Of July.
1878, on the premises, AT O'Clock p. NJ, the LOIS
above described. The three first-named. described
In said decd a. lots Nos. g. 1, and 5, plan map
drawn by }. j. Peasants, surveyor, and recorded
with and made part of certain deed from ID. 5.
Hughes to james t. GOddin, dated 9th day of
june, 1872 and recorded In said clerks Office, front
ing 80 by l22 feet VII Fifth street Also smother LOT
The north side Of Fifth street, and described
said map lot No. s, fronting on the north side Of
Fifth street 30 hy l22 feet.
TERMS: Sufficient IN cash to dcfray the expenses
of executing this trust, and 10 pay off five ncgoti-
able notes amounting In the aggregate 10 1852 O2.
with some interest due thereon; for balance, on
such terms Us may be made known at the time Of
sale. n. NJ. LEE,
iy2 Trustee.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY. July J. 1873.

Country Produce.
Riots: Ginseng, U,ay55c seIec,, without top. SOC
BeeSaDoIc: 2sAl3oc. n H.
Butter: Prime to choice yellow, 2Vc. poor III
good, l2GQl5c. common, so lOC.
Br00m-t 'Ura: Green 6uoe.; red, 331ic.
Lo1.n .Medl: 75c. 43 bu>lIcl.
Uyssye,t Heats. Sailed pork. s00c.
Eggs: In barrels 2o01ic. ~ dozen; III crates.
.sc al dozen. Dull and declining.
-Four: Virginia country Is quoted Today flne.
amSso5: supprtuc, S7MS7.e5: extra S7I1MssS
falilly. ordinary run, @s5c0Ss'5; lahcy piaii's'
Sl0.50MSll5o. ~ an
Fathers: Prime llvc-goosc 65G7lc; common, 40
Case.
FYarseed: $l.so6sl.o 90 a. bushel.
Hun: Virginia timothy, slaGsl.o5: clover s5(Ss'c
Lnri: Country, loo.
oats: Balcd none i'll market
pOtotoes: Irish, 75c .0pSI VI bushcl.
Rue: s0@s5c. ~ bushrl
.ShucfS: Sl.2G6lTl.2o
Ttttop: 7!GQ5c. 81 b.
WoJi: Washed, iO0pi3c. unwashca, 2iY.Gc.-
Cement, Lime, Plaster, &c.
cement: ~ 25GtS2.3O ID barrel; Rosentitc, s"'so.
Lime: Agricultural. lO0Gl2tc. II bushel Virginia.
indian Rock 81 2o4QSl.iO; Rlvcrlon, fi.-'asi.ao'
Rockland. ii. s5dQSl.so.
Ptastr; LUMP, none in market; ground, *l''
c'icine'' S'RssS's' prs Goods.
Broua Sheetinas amt ShirtingS: l.! Manchester:
io.c; mmnncl;s,er! o3c. Manc ne mc.:
III james RIVER, io5c. tJaines RIVER s3c 1ains
River, nc {; FonLenoy, IOc.; H. Graniteville.
i3c / Graniteville, He: Al Potomac, l.3c.; a.
Blue Ridge, &C.; "a ockbrdse, lo.c.; lock
bridge g5c.; a-a Lcaksrille, l2o. "a w. Comes
ioga, i.ac. /: G. Concstoga, ll1c. d. touc.toga
losc 1914 repperill, doc. 10: city. ssc;
ooc Iii Siasonvillr, l5tc.: Al Rockdalc Atc. -
Home, 1aic; al Oneida, l2sc.; "A Avondalc, llr.
Al Social lOsc. al Am0sk,Hg, l2tc.: milestone,
ior. Barnsbry, &C. Red Dog, a4c.: Ii scitnate,
ssc.: Methuan, TIC; Peterborough, &c.; lU-4 Wal
than than. doc: IO-4 City Mills. Soc. =
Bro,en Drills: Petersburg, ME-; Westferd, ne.
Gmniteyillc, l2c,
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e 27-coCl&ri!
BY James NJ. Taylor Il Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
AVN Io1 AND TWO VA

HOUSE AND LOT, AND TWO VA
IL CANT LOTS ADJOINING, ON OR ECON
Hill FOR SALE At AUCTION, VII be solo ,hd
nremIses at q O'Clock Z. NJ, the comfortable new
two-story FRAMED DWELLING near the corner
OF Cherry and China streets, III present occupied by
Charles H. Thompson, Esq, containing four roomsi
also Kitchen with two rooms, and good well Of
water In the yard The lot fronts twenty teet
on Cherry street. Also, two pAtANt LOTS !td-
toining, fronting on China street thirty-"he Fcel
each, with new enclosure
TERMS: One-icurth cash; The balance at four,
eight, twelve, and sixteen months Tor neg9iiaDie
''~~' JAMES M.TAYLOR & SON,
i.as Anctioleers.
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Nv LANES NJ. TaSlOr Il Son,
Il UfIIIC9 M NY IVI " D'II'
Real Estate Agents and Anclionecrs.
Office corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.
THIRTY-TUREE BUILDING LOTS, {

TIIIRTY-THREE BUILDING LOTS, ON
l. LEIGH AND CATHERINE STREETS BE-
TWEEN MUNEURD AND GRAHAM STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-Will be sold on
MONDAY the It'll day of July. 1873. on the prem
ises. at 81 o'clock F. NJ the lots rs above located.
each having front of twenty-seven feet. running
back one hundred feet to an alley. This property
has Tor L long time been occupied by William
Davis, ESD, as u ick-yard. The lots are all well
graded and offer favorable chance TO secure real
estate which 1t Is believed will prove profitable to
those who purchase.
TERMS: Onc-fonrth cash the balance at four,
eight, twelve and sixteen months for negotiable
notes interest added. AMI secured by deed OF trust.
JAMES VI. TAYLOR q son,
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TaON:sAIss..Fusnrs Bays
By Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
once corner of Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester Va.

OmMlSSlONERS' SALE OF VALUA-
~ 9 6N ,F Ihsb E;,I IN CHESTERFIELD C0UN-
=, r,,,, ~ nf 1T o. -. rs.IsaRSBURG TURNPIkE-By
ai5tue Oh aecSe o! the County Court OF Chester
n mel, county at TIE May term 1873, in the cancery
Eos,or IT, ,r a. Ill, ms W; Henry Foster and Samuel
MoNDAG: July the ltth. ls7a; at iii o'clock A. NJ,
III trout OF fhe courthouse door of said county
ltbat being cort-day1, the TRACT on I'M
lying on the Petersburg turnpike about eight les
from ,, Ma ll containing ONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY ACRES more or less about ona nd
half miles from the Halfway station. on the Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad, and three quarters
Of mile OF Osborne's, shipping point on James
river. and adioins the lands Of Major H. Clay
Drewry and others. The soil is cxcellent-aboui
one-thfrd cleared and the balance In young wood
oak and pine. Small BRICK HOU USE on the farm
and usual Out-hOuses.
TERMS: One.third cash; balance upon credi,
Of four and eight months for negotiable notes bear
ing six per cent Interest from day Of SALE the title
being retained until the whole purchase money Is
paid. G. C. MCRAE.
FRANK W. CHRISTIAN,
Commi sstoners.
MOODY & ROYALL, Auctioneers. jv 2-eodtds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-04

MASONRY IN JERCSALEM.-The attempt to
organize 4 Masonic lodge in the city OF
Jerusalem, under American auspices, which
has been long on foot. has at last succeeded.
Adyiccs were received few days ago from
Mr. John Shevie, who was sent out last
spring for that purpose, that ION Wcdn cs-
day, May !. he organized the Royal Solomon
Mother Lodge, No. 2a3. in due and ancient
form. in the Great Mark Masters Quarry.
under the city Of Jerusalem, and initiated Il
candidate"