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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-13
u"dicnt society of Virginia.
FIRST DAY.

.. ...ut.a,, -. ia. Richmond Dispatch.l
Norfolk. Va. November II, 1878.
/ .uurfh annual session OF the Medical
..'g ~ Virginia convened tonight at S
..- Iu Christ Church lccturC-rOom--thc
.@un. Dr. Harvey Black, of BIacsSburg,
. l.y ,'a.r. \ large number Of citiZens
.ra lI,--,jIl. and The occasion was also
.a.G b, The rrt -cnCe OF ladies.
p~ty"i Wt> offered by Rev. .. :. Barton.
..,'E ~ Christ Eri-copaD church.
l.0, hiuC called. about seventy re-
..@ tn their names, including those
... ...! 3D. membership tonight.
l'~ ~mni >cidcn, on the part Of the
.... . 'a.ity OF this city. delivered an
... ...~- nj welcome 10 the city. and extended
...'.uu> % visit the City Library, ST. Vim
III t~ ia. Hospital (under the manage
. - ii IL, sisters Of Charity, the navy
.t.Ij hospital. and several other places
;.',:.>t. II WAS intimatcd also that visit
g.. ful,lr>@ Monroe was III the plans OF the
".ujttyc 81 Reception and Arrangements.
i.' pre- lu"nt then introduced Or. Robert
Hamilton, OF stanton. the annual orator
'.t ~ the society Tor this occasion, to
g whom III" public vas especially invited.
Having very appropriately selected - The
"a. Hot,> 4t' Ncdtclue 10 Society and some
81 H.,mJeui Relations" Is his subject,
T.. n.v,rurd 10 discuss It with that ability
%..rA .uli,.at.d that he had carefully studied
'. questions involved But | will not at
fr,a.t Z" InaE. synopsis of the address, As
}, Viii Ia. ,ll!li>il"l in the transactions OF the
fourth anliuo! session..
!h4 recording secretary, Dr.. l.. 3. Ed
"Iu-, presented hi, report. Four MEM
'~T- a1'" dItd during the past year-vlZ.,
.'-. i. :. j. PEBBLES, and Albert Sncad, OF
...g ,ry; Thomas l.. Perkins, Louisa
.s'l. and \ &. Jones, New Kent county.
.o..a. mvEnpir> Of their lives vii! be duly
...-.u,rd ~ the Neurological Committee.
.,.tgyu WAS also made in the report Of the
. q tA.t thc North Carolina and West Nir-
..., stale Medical Societies had appointed
.'.r.u, delegates 10 this session i'll response
.,Grlu invitations FROM this Society.
..'>c societies, III return, have invited this
..,'} IT, appoint similar delegates 10 these
s..j~.'jyr \ >>ucittuns.
ium'dpjc! j. after the reading Of the re-
pJH il M requested that delegates from
.'i,r II ace slate Societies mentioned
"o@.d !cc..3.. heir mi.lics with the secrc'
-1GN. """rrupJn Dr.. George a. Foote and
i. J. ~Wnmcrrcll, OF the North Carolina
&,t.n society. came forward, and after be-
49, Introduced 10 the Society by the prcsl-
....', :" no invited the gentlemen to seats i'll
n-- body and to participate in the proceed
'.-.. IN response 20 calls they responded IN
''g} appropriate speeches.
In view OF the fact that most Of the doc
'"1- IN attendance were wearied 10y travel,
q motion W:,, made to I'D journ Till ~ O'Clock
;y-uurruw morning; which was carried.
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Tie Rcd sulphur Springs, in Monroe
0mH.y. v. Va, were on last Saturday week
:'ltrd 10 Captain William Adair for $500
'al The year beginning tue 1st OF next
'&'rHH.
Ir. Jane, 3. IIodgkin, of Alexandra,
\ IT,, hu> been elected TO the Chair OF Dental
Mechanism and Mclallurgy III the Baltimore
pticsc oi Dental Surgery.
fine dead body Of horse.thlcf named
,3.na- Box was found hanging in The
'.,pds near Virginia City, Cedar countt ,
ID ia-t week.
There are two boot-caters" on the
Ichbornc jury--that is, two jurymen who
'. ,uld cat their boots rather than assist to
io'un verdict against the clalmant.-Netr
!nl I,mcs.
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Poor MARKET FOR HoRsEs-TSt:

A Poor MARKET FOR HORSES States
Vile InteLigencer1. We notice many horses
and mules returning from the South for
the want of purchasers. L. II. Bryant, of
Grayson county, Va, passed through States.
Vile on Wednesday, homeward bound, with
forty five head of horses and mules. He
had been south for five weeks and only sold
six head. Two droves at this time are be-
ing fed at no little loss and expense in the
conntrv TO their owners, who went south
some weeks since, but failed to effect sales,
and had TO drive back all their stock. The
nonic bas driven horse and mule dealers
70 DESPAIR. The South Carolina market is
f,ot and we hear of whole droves of tine
mules ut $75 per head.
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. 8 . -
SUIT AGAINST A RAILROAD fCoHPAsY-rBe.
fore Judge Joachimsen. l-Huerstel rs. The
New York and Harlem Railroad Company.
The plaintiff states that in january last, on
bis way to take the ten minutes past 10 P. M.
Harlem train at the Grand Central der0t,
for which he was rather late, he ran through
the archway at Forty-second street instead
of going around through the ticket office on
Vanderbilt avenue. when he was followed
by two of the employees Of the company,
seized by them after he bad gained the car
platform, torn from it, and roughly handled,
aud elected through the archway which he
had entered, against his remonstrance and
notwithstanding the statement that he had
Il communication ticket in bis pocket, being
given into the charge Of police officers, by
whom he was afterwards dubbed.
On the part Of the defence, it is testified
that the doorman held up his band and at
tempted to stop the plaintiff, telling him that
passengers were not admitted there that he
pushed The man aside and ran for the train :;
that the employees followed him, and in at
tempting to put him out were resistedby the
plaintffand other passengers {; that they used
no violence, but merely prevented him get.
ting on the car, and Immediately on the ap-
PS"iauSe vi tuc pOlICe gave ulu lulo lucii
CUSTODY. All evidence as to what took place
between The police and plaintiff after getting
out of the depot was excluded. The point
was raised by defendants counsel, on plain
titf's counsel seeking to prove the regua-
latOns OF the depot as to entrance at the
point in question, that the act of the Legis-
Iaturc authorizing the use Of the space oc-
cupied by the depot did not close Fourth
avenue as a public highway, and that,
therefore, no authority existed in the
defendants to prevent persons passing
through; but this objection the court over
ruled. Evidence Of the regulations, how.
ever, was subsequently excluded, it appear
ing hat they were established by the depot
master under general authority, and not by
regular action of the Board Of Directors
prescribing the rule, the court holding that
in ease of this kind, where the powers Of
the corporation of the city of New York were
relinquisled into the hands of railroad
corporation its rules as to the use of the pro.
perry surrendered, being formerly public
highway, must be adopted in manner
somewhat conforming to the establishment
Of public ordinance. The jury rendered
verdict in favor of plaintiff for 5000. De.
PENDANTS counsel moved for a new trial on
the minutes, the argument in which was set
down for the 21th iDsant.-Ne,D York
Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-13

HYpROrHoBIA IN BRooKLYS-A Man BIT
TEN By A CAr-TERRIBLE EFFECT OF TIE IS.
URY.--A remarkable c;lsc of hydrophobia ha>
been brought to light in Brooklyn. Her
man Schaurman, a German. forty eight years
OF age, employed in the mIvy-yard until re-
Gently. returned ITO his home. No. 13 Hop
kins street, near Nostrand avenue, one eve
ming about two weeks ago, and at the sup
per table amused himself by playing with a
large pet cat. Suddenly the animal, which
had been heretofore regarded as very gentle
aud dociIc, jumped up on his breast and put
her tangs through the nose Of her master,
Sclaurman. The wound became extremely
painful and blcd profusely. The day follow
lug the wound festered and the injured man
killed the feline author Of his trouble. \
week later Dir. Schaurman exhibited symp-
toms of hydrophobia, his mind wandered,
and he became decided in his aversion TO Wa
ter. The malady grew rapidly in viruenec,
and his pain and physical contortionS
are such now that it frequently
REQUIRES the assistance of his wife aud
two sons to hold him down in the
bed. He is at times wont to growl like an
angry cat aud manifest other indications OF
arrangement peculiar TO the terrible malady.
olculcai uiu WAS PloCultu, pti1 Ills eonui'
ton did not improve under the. treatment.
Yesterday morning police surgeon visited
the unfortunate man, and ordered that he
should be removed to the hospital. When
the ambulance was sent to the house Mrs.
schaurman would not allow her husband to
be removed, asserting that his family were
fully competent to take care of him. Thus
it was that the faculty at the hospital are de-
prived of the advantages of studying this
interesting case. His family assert that
Herman was very pious, aud has lattcrly
been deeply engaged in reading the Bible,
to which zeal they attribute much Of his
mental alteration. Nevertheless it is de-
cared that the case is a critical one of hydro
phobia. He eats regularly, but complains OF
great pain in the top Of his head.-Ne,c
Yu'b: Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-13

Iusu EMIGRATIoS.-Th Irish Agricultural
Union is taking similar course to that pur-
sued by the English Union in its efforts to
free the agricultural laborers from the home
oppresson of which they have so long com
niained. Messrs. p. F. johnson and Z.
0,Leary have been appointed by the Union to
visit this country on mission similar to that
Of Mr.. Joseph Arch for the English Union, and
Gin the event of the Government failing to
introduce comprehensive measure dealing
with the waste lands of Ireland the laboreIs
are to emigrate en- masse to the western and
Pacific StateS.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-13

4 GERMAN MILLIoNAlRr's WILL.--Frcde-
rick Rollwagen, a wcll-known German Dem
ocratic politician Of New York, who died a
few months ago, left to his heirs real estate
valued at between one and two million dol
ElrS.
His children, expecting to be the sole heirs
of the property. were surprised when the
will was opened to find that their father,
shortly before his death, had married SER
want Girl named Magdalena Selinger and be-
qucathcd to her his fine residence and one
third of the income Of his whole estate. Suit
has been brought TO upset the will on the
grounds of unsoundness of mind in the
tpStatUr.
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tI>n|oud nlspatth.
r~nAY... NOVEMBER IS, 1878.
peier<burc.
.,,n,,oncc Of the Richmond DIspatch.l

.,,uaoncc NJ the Richmond Dsspatch.l
rtrESs8raG. November II.
.anrring Captain W. II. Widgins ar
Waouicy Brown, the negro who fired
VI. WYuNe recently upon the upper
,.ray canal. details Of which have
E., hnrn communicated. The offence,
.- remembered. WAS committed with
mis- cI pinNiddic county. and so
MAS turned over to officer John
.--. Of Nlowiddie, who conveyed
.. Wl'son's depot, where an inrcSt,Sa-
,lr ct-c WAS made hy Justice W.
. ...- The result Of which was that
ms committed for felony and sent
N., ,1ri at the ncvt term Of Judge
.,'. court, The indications are that
=, forced L. make SoIourn ut the
"oa>r,
Monday a fatal accident occurred
.., creek. in ninwiddic county, r.
r.,m 2 careless use OF firearms. Ii
...! ou the day aforementioned Il
.aty rom tins city, about nineteen
l...,. named Cornelius jackson, went
....- >ty,.miIl TO work. AZ night he
~ q !Gt with Il number of coloreQ
....p. whom WAS Il man who insisted
..a,,u- himself hy pointing muSket
mt ones, much 10 their terror.
IL. >napprd il ,undcr the impression
49, nn; lra,lcdl At Jackson. when, to
.4,r. II exploded, ANA the ball passed
N>ou'~ eve into hi. brain. killing
romans n ,hp ftar,l sod
.l-4.n 70 his rity last night.
...a positively determined to have
...., ,.s,I}ight procession and illumi-
, no anUor OF the Conservative vic
.-naGr"w night. Immense prepa-
~. Nt.ng made for the occasion, and
Gnghtlr>> bc 4 grand success.
William +. Hinton and ). W.
.4,r trcn appointed chief narshalS.
. .Nu2. mars halls have been appointed
g.. conjunction with the chiefs: Cap
is. l.. Hoouwyu. Captain james Tosh.
\. Il. Nruahlr, Captain John Rag
". Gordon McCabr, I. W. Branch,
g.. i. \. Hinton. Ma.orJ \. John
N5.r Y. +. {. Gregory. X. II. Jones,
-, 4. ~. Major Il. j. Black. J. +.
e, - u. Collier. samuel " mtmorc, Il.
.t#>. Np4,rt Urr. Archie Hill, K. =.
.m. CrlpuI y. +. Kau'ton.
m..r',- Ur,fi. the oldest blacksmith
'1,,. .unj rr.na,Iy in the State. i. re.
: ~ h.. III q d, in" condition.
....sr.,j,ylcr> ut thi. c;,v propose
... nr,,,,tiy, a,Sorjatinn t. ,.i,ard
..' .t,,in>r iil;rIt dealers. several
.,... I."r subscribed.
....,., tf,. t.,il,r;u.r establishment
\ = F,,Irr near Eollinrbrook
&c.. .'.,rrra drrinr the absence OF
man aud robbed of a considerable
~, ..,,d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-13

The GRASS MURDER IN WEST VIRGINIA.
remarkable development has lately been
made In the case of Augustus Grass, who
was mysteriousiy murdered on Paint creek.
a tributary Of the Kauuwha, twelve wears
ago the past September. Suspicion pointed
to certain party on the creek, but nothing
of Il definite nature could be laid against
him. The lapse Of twelve years lent no help
to the mystery, and until 4 few days since
nothing was known of 1t more than at first.
And now we have sequel. Two bro.
thers-in-law, named Jarrett and Sinclair A y.
bolt, residing on Paint creek, had diff.
Guilty about the division of some property
not long since. The trouble reached bit
ter extreme, and as result of it Jarrett
went before Il magistrate and qualified to the
astonishing intelligence, considering the
source, that Sine. Abbott was the man who
killed Gus. Grass. The murder, jarrett
states, was soberly planned by himself
and Abbott, and executed by the lat
ter, who "drew the long straw" which
decided which Of the two was to
fire the first shot, and involved the re-
quirement upon the other to finish the
work should it not be finished by the first.
But Abbott is dead.shot with his old-iime
mountainecr's rifle, and Jarrett says there
was never any after-cap when Sine. Abbott
had lerelled his piece upon his prey. And
so he claims that Abbott did the killing, and
he was simply a silent and passive accom-
plice. The murder was committed short
distance below Grass opening, above the
coal-oi factories, and about fifteen miles from
the mouth of that stream. Abbott is now
confined in tue Blue Eagle prison, in this
city, awaiting his trial. which will come of
probably during the current session Of the
Circuit Court.
The cause which led to the killing of Grass
is somewhat obscure. The residents along
the creek, however. about that time formed
a home-guard company to protect them
selves from the rebels, and Grass, being a
member Of the company, was found to be
in collision with the Confederate forces.
An order was Immediately issued that Grass
should remain outside the Union lines. and
he was expelled from the company. Grass
then charged Abbott with obtaining the Gu
actment of the order, and OH several occa-
sions threatened his life. The matter then
assumed a personal shape, and Abbott, &C.
cordng TO his alleged subsequent statements,
hunted Grass down and killed him to save
his own life.
Jarrett stubbornly refuses to reveal his
connection with the matter further than that
stated Charleston (hana,rhG) Correspond
ence Cincinnati Commercial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-13

MECHANICS LEAVING The CoUSTRY.--Bos-
ton, November 1.-THE steamship Atias,
which sailed to-day for Liverpool, had Two
hundred and thirty steerage passengers, a
large proportion of them being mlll-opera-
tives and artisans, who are returning 10 the
old world for lack of employment here.
Some forty factory operatives came OH from
Fall River to embark in the Atlas.
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MORE ABOUT THE CENTENNIAL
CELEBRATION AND THE EAST
ERN LUNATIC ASYLUM.

A RAMBLE THROUGH THE AsYLUM-ELE-
CANT pISNER-srEEcnBs FROM GOV
ERSoR WALKER. DIR. NICHOLS, DIR. ED
WARDS. DIR. sTRIBBLING, DR.. BRowER,
DIR. WISE. COLONEL EwELL, AND DIR.
GARRETT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-13

The Isle of Wight boasts of being able to
do one thing which no other place IN the
world can accomplished furnishes excellent
mutton from CoWes.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTlCE.-HaVing
n qualified as administrator OF the estate Oh
ims against the said estate will present the san
~ me for settlement, aud those indebted 10 Tue
estate win come forward and settle.
e''A'N 7. H. ELL6TT, AdninistT1a1t ta;
November II, 1878. ho'1-''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-13

The Cincinnati Commercial gave, nearly
thousand dollars to the memphis a'iu
Shreveport sufferers.
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DIZZINPS, S07 Broad street, Is the place
/ TO buy your supplies Of Contectionerics, Fruits.
e. Orr 'uned,rillcd establishment III point or
beauty, Size, cleanliness, aud low prices y always
open TO supply the wants OF friends win pure.
fresh CoSFECrIoS sRIES, lCE-CREAM, JELLY,
FANCY CAKES, and CANDIES, nlanutaetured tthS'
Iii IN 4. PlZZISI, JR..
~ * 207 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-13

TOR RENT, the desirable RESI- STsa
DENCE on franklin street, in Linden Row (No.
llo), recently occupied by Judge Christian. Apply
70 lno 11-1wl SCOTT & CLARKE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-13
CONFECTIOSERIES.

A TMORE'S MINCE-MEAT, THE BEST
"A IN THE WORLD.-The most delicious ana
nutritious article for pies ready FOR lmmeaate use
nrenared In the incest manner and only OF the very
r,st ingredients. We defy compeiition In quality:
Packed In tubs Of 6S, 81, and 3 pounds, and Ia .
and O. pound wooden pals IN barrels and naiYes
averaging 375 and so pounds; ALSO In glass jan,
and and 5-pouud tin cans Trade supplied At fas'
tory prices. LoolS .. ~, SC IAN TOO,
DC % 80 = .n s,.-r.-S.u--,.n>.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-13

WANTED, to purchase Immediately, for
w cash. a medum.sized HOUSE south Of Broad
and and west Of Seventh street Address CASH,
stating price, care Of Dispatch office.
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WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that the place to buy NICE OYSTERS at Il
reasonable price is at 1907 Broad street, below
Mayo. A liberal discount allowed to boarding
In,;ses and hotels 12-3t*
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$4,000 up %A aSpra?2a s As real estate hSAs
CURLY Apply to GEUBBS i WILLIAMS.
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WANTS.

TO OWNERS OF RSES.-[r
Il WANTED TO WINTER On GRAlS[LA
and Hay 12.to Is HORSES. None engaged ,or
less than three months. Bills to be- paid monthly.
Horses retained until all dues are paid. Apply TO
MIR. EDMOND BOSSlEUX. franklin between
no -eod1 III FRANK g. RUFElS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-13

WANTED, n TENANT for LARGE
w and COMFORTABLE FRONT ROOM on
rho e.roud floor Rent moderate. References re-
CURED. Apply ut No. 612 north Seventh street, Oh
t w ~'' if' FRED. HANDY,
~ 11-at Dispatch Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-13

4 FEW GENTLEMEN BOARDERS
n WANTED Mrs. ALIENS,
3l1 Fourth street between Broad and Marshall.
M 12-3t*
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EOR RENT, the U n EX z L + d an
Il LEASE of the Caroliua Life Insurance Eli
Company's office, No. Z. In Skaters building, on
TENT, street between Main and Bank streets; over
ivt months 10 run. Possession at once. Awnings,
shades, mating, and furniture for sale. Apply TO
W. B. ROBINS,
no1oo, 1905 Bank street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-13

TOR RENT, that DESIRABLEG1
IL STORE No. 8, west side of Tenth between Eli
Main and Cary streets, and very near The former.
Possession Immediately. Apply t? ,prpeop
no I0-6t Real Estate Agent and Auctloncer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-13

TOR RENT, "EUKER SPRING-PARK
Il GARDEN,-' Including DARKROOM, FIN
TIRES, sc. 1t Is Il most desirable place. Apply
tn 4. BLENNER.
No. 4IO Sixth street, opposite New Market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-13

TOR RENT, FIVE NEW, PRETTY an
II and conveniently arranged DWELL IL
ISGS; on Clay street near Elba Park, with five
rooms each, and kitchen with two rooms. Apply
10 GRUBBS i WILLIAMS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-13

EOR RENT, that comfortable BRICK T:A
L DWELLING (So. $3.50 on the east side OF Eaa
Hrcok avenue between Clay aud Leigh streets,
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & son,
un 1I-3t Real Estate Agents and ATctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-13

EOR RENT, a brick DWELLING, Gs
L No. 213 west Broad street, with basement Ill
and two stories above, containing six rooms, &c.
Four STORES, with dwellings above, on Main
street near the gas-works, In Rockets. -.
A desirable OFFICE on Main street corner OF
Eleventh. Apply 10 RICHARDSON & co.,
no 12-4t 11l3 Main street.
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w ANTED. TO EXCHANGE FOX
w real estate on Church Hi number o1
Horses Mules. Wagons, and Carts cn
i''''e0' L. l.. CROUCH Z CO.,
nn11-3t Real Estate Agents and Auctlonrcrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-13

TOR RENT, IL MARKET FARM near
4 Bacon Quarter Branch, containing seven
,rrrs of rich land Fur rent al u low price TO
rnod tenant bpuIy to \. BLENSER,
M. Al 0 Sixth street, opposite New Market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-13

Tor RENT, the LARGE BRICK e.
Il DWELLING on the north side Of Clay III
street between Adams street and Brook avenue.
recently In the occupancy of Mr.. 7. A. Parker,
containing ten rooms with all modern convent
nrces, and In perfect order. Possession given at
once. Applyt 10 JOHN 7. GODD1S,
Real Estate Agent
nolo-3t Bank and Eleventh streers.
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DOR RENT, \ BEAUTIFUL FARM
,nond combining l2j acres OF EXCELLENT
LAND, all cleared. BRICK DWELLING and
IiiICK KITCHEN. Mcat-housc aud all the neccs-
This i A most excellent farm, aud TO a good ten
AMI the rent will he moderate. Apply TO-
COULLING & PENDLEloN,
Real Estate Agents,
10 G-2w corner Tenth ana banh S'iee'''
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-16
EOR SALE CHEAP,

LNOR SALE CHEAP, a.
Il ON LONG TIME, E:u
one of the BEST FARMS in Fairfax County.
Two-thirds open land, one-third good young
TIMBER, Oak and Pine.
New HOUSE of seven rooms. modern built /;
well, stables, tobacco barn, and several tenant
houses.
This farm contains about SIX HUNDRED
ACRES, and borders the Potomac River nearly
three-fourths of mile. The soil is dry loan,
with few sandy spots adapted especially TO
grass, corn, tobacco, trucking, and fruit-growing
1t would make a fine DAIRY FARM
1t Is located twenty-five miles south of Wash
ington, near steamboat landing, and four
miles from station ON the railroad from Wash.
ington and Richmond. Good fishing privileges,
and neighborhood pleasant
PRICE: $4,000. Enquire at
de @-tf STATE JOURNAL OFFICE