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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-04

PORTRAITS IL TIE WAR DEPARTMENT.
washington Correspondence Baltimore sun
The Secretary Of War, in his intention of Sc
curing for the Department portraits of pre-
yiouS Secretaries of War, has already caused
To be placed conspicuouSly in. the Secretary's
office and antc-rooIn portraits OF ex-Secre-
taric> Knox, Dexter, Dearborn, Eustic,
Pickering, scott, Calhoun, Poinsett, Holt,
Cameron, Stanton, and Rawlins. Others are
now being painted for the Department. The
Secretary is anxious to procure the original
portraits if possible, from which copies will
he Made OF cX-Secrctarics McIenry, OF
WaSliington's administration Grlswold,
Adams secretary; W. IL. Crawford, Madl'
sous secretary George Graham, Monroe>s
ercrrtlrs; John Bell, of HarrisOn's admin
lrlration; and George W. Crawford, lay
lor's secretary.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Wellington Goddln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE BEAUTI-
l. FUT. CGUNTRY-SEAT CALLED IABUR-
NUN. ON THE BROOK TURNPIKE AND HER
MITAGE ROADS ONE AND 4 QUARTER
MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND. CONTAINING
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTT-FTNE ACRES
By virtue of two deeds of trust execute'l by the
Hon. james Lyons and wife, the first dated Isl July.
lsGl 10 William III. Lyons and William Is. Stalard.
trustees under which deed John Ii. Guy has been
substituted is trustee. and the second dated 18th of
August 1865, to Thomas Z. August and Peter Ly
ons trustees we the undersigned, will sell At public
auction, OH THURSDAY the 10th dry of Juy, 1873.
at O'Clock P NJ. If fair: If not, on the next fair
day ! upon the premises, that beautiful ana attrac-
tive farm called LABUkNUM. located AS above
containing ONE HUNDRED AND SlAfi-FlVE
ACRES rs cuuyeycdby the said deeds.
This property Is so well known that minute de-
,cripton Is deemed unnecessary. The DIV ELL
ING Is supplied with all the comforts Of u city re-
silence. water gas, kitchcn-range of the best quail
ity, &C., &c. -, ,,,o
auctionecr. who will give all needed information In
respect 10 The property.
TERMS: 100000 cash balance In six, Twelve. ana
eighteen months for negotiable notes. with Interest
AT six Der cent per annum added. and secured by
trust deed or at the option of the purchaser one
third cash and balance at six and twelve months,
with similar security. JOIN H. bI l.,
substituted Trustee.
PETER LYONS,
H. o7-rods,ts Surviving Trustee.
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BY Lyme 4 Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No, 1919 Main street.

VERY HANDSOME AND CONVENT
ENT BRICK DWELLING ON EAST SIDE
OF MOSBY STREET. STRECkE Frs HILL, FOR
SALE At AUCTlON.-We shall sell on TUES
DAY the sh July. 1873, at 8ocI0ck Z. NJ. up"n the
premises, that neat and wcll-arranged BRICK
DWELLING now occupied by Mr.. WiugHcld, in
Talbotts Row. containing lveropns with passage
kitchen, &C.. on premises. Lot 50 by l55 feet TO an
alley.
TERMS: Reasonable and ut sale.
w. LYME BROTHER, AucilOneprS.
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BY s. n. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Eleventh and Main streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE CT 800
~ ACRES OF LAND IN CHESTERFIELD
MILL THEREON.-By virtue OF decree of the
Circuit Court of Chesterfield county In the suit of
Hundley &C.. rs. Spears and others, we will SELL rs
commissioners of said court, at public auction in
front Of the Chesterfield Comfy courthouse, ut II
O'Clock ~. Oh MONDAY the l4th day of July, 1873,
That being court-day, the five hundred and forty
two acres of LAND: about one-fourth cleared !:
balance In wood ana timber; free Of I'll Incum-
ORANGES, and the one hundred and fifty acres, with
handsome dwelling, fine grist-Inll. and usual out
buildings thereon, allotted TO the widow MS her
dover and subject thereto all In one tract and lying
about half mile from Richmond and DanviiIr
railroad, about twelve miles from Richmond.
TERMS One-fourth cash; balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months, bonds with interest added,
title retained until purchase money Is fully paid
{. c. MCRAE,
WILLIS J. DANCE,
Commissioners.
Sale conducted by s n DAVIS iva
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THE TOBACCO MARKET AS REPORTED
BY THE NEW YORK TOBACCO LEAF,


Tiginiu.-The tobacco market. like every other
market. is dull, very dull There does not appear
to be any spirit AT all In buyers. such goods
Indispensable to the filling OF small current con-
tracts aud prosecution of ordinary manufacturing
enterprises taken, rs matter OF course, from
day day, but beyond this there Is nothing worth
mentioning being done In any quarter, TO the
apalhy produced by other causes for while past
has now TO Ire added the fashionable hcgra to The
Watering places, which always has depre sing
effect upon business in town, and until the return Of
those whose absence IS felt in commercial circles
anvthug better than Is now had IN the way Of trade
Is not 10 be expected
For Virginia leaf the inquiry has been moderate
the past week and sales have been c0rrcspOndingly
small and nfrcqent. The market Is steady, and III
all respects. in the matter of demand In fair
condition and as the demand will In due time i'm
prove this exception Is not Of much significance or
consequence
Receipts here and elsewhere show some little i'm
pruvemtnt from the arrival vi better parcels that
have been held in the interior for higher prices or
the want of opportunity for getting them to mar
kct. There always some OF the better grades
coming In at this season under such circumstances
and their advent this year Is made specially oppur-
tune by the prevailing want Of them everywhere.
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General G. y. Bcaurcgard tclcGraphed
from New Orleans to an jnquring tliend in
Nashville, Tenn, day or two ago: "Our
carpet agyers must be rooted, bag and bag
gage. out OF the State, or we shall be ut
lely ruined. The question is narrowing
down to one of existence. '-Nen York.
Times.
Colonel james l.. Davis, an aged gentle
man. formerly of Virginia, died i'll knox
vile, Tennessee. on Tuesday last.
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ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
S M = XItAsrLg IN REAL ESTATE ON OLD
GHiIIN i e. 81 Dps. At AUCTION. ON sATUR-
DAY THE 18TH INSTANT. AT O'CLOCK r.
NJ, ON THE PREMlSES.-By order Of the Dircc-
tors of the Petersburg lron-W orks, shall, on the
day and hour above mentioned sell at public auc-
tlon that very desirable realty on Old street, known
us URlAH WELLS'S MACHINE-SHOPS.
AS 4 manufacturing establishment, this building
for location and capacity cannot be surpassed by
any In the State Special attention Is called to the
great advantages possesses tobacco factory or
cotton-lnil. Rooms large and well arranged for
just such establishments aud very convenient to all
shipping points.
The building fronts on Old street Ids feet by $50
feet on 81. Pauls alley to River street, upon which
the premises front 1ss feet. The yard between the
bu ldings fully large for drying and outdoor work
TERMS a: Ten per cent. cash ten per cent. ninety
days; balance ut SIX twelve eighteen, twenty four,
thirty. and thrtysiX months credit, interest add
ed, for approved, Endorsed, negotiable notes title
retained until final payment purchaser to pay the
taxes for 1873. S.A. PLUAIlIER, President
L. PANNILL Auctioneer.
POSTPUSEMENT.
The above sale is, postponed until FRIDAY the
18th OF July, same hour.
jy2-tdS II. PASNILL, Auctioncer.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF STORE
" AND DWELLING-HOuSE ON THE COR
SER OF BAKER AND ST. JOHN STREET, IN
THE CITY OF RICiIMOSD.-In pursuance OF 4
decree of the Chancery Court Of the city of Rich
mOnd entered on the 18th june 1873, In the cause
Of Minor Us. kinker will scll at auction, upon the
premises, on SATURDAY. the 9Th day of July at 8
O'Clock + NJ. that LOT OF LAND on the corner OF
ST. John and Baker streets, fronting 10 feet on Baker
and running back between irregular lines LIS feet,
upon which there IS good FRAMED STORE
HOUSE AND DWELLING.
TERMS: One-third cash, aud the residue In two
equal instalulents Of six and twelve months. Title
retained until the whole purchase money Is paid.
+. NJ. CONNER. Special Commissioner.
LYME & BROTHER Auctioneers. jcei
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VAL U ABLE REAL ESTATE ON
-, IL LANES MIS- RIVER FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
NINE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-TWO ACRES
II THE HI WHOLE TRACT: SEVEN HUNDRED
AMOUNT OF JAMES RIVER IOW-GROUNDs.
As commissioners In the suit of warwick rs
stewart" appointed ut the june term 1873, OF the
Circuit Court for the city Of Lynchburg we will at
premises, sell at public auction that VALUABLE
FARM lying In the county of Amherst. In the State
of Virginia, of which the late II. s. Warwick died
seized and possessed-N1NE HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY-TNO ACRES, of which SEVEN HUN
DRIED Is In ORIGINAL PINE AND OAK TIM
BIER.
The Improvements are good: the land has been
judicousy cultivated with plaster and clover and is
IN good heart Some seventy.fve acres In low
grounds. The James River and kanaSha canal
runs through the whole lnuyth of the farm.
THE TIMBER
upon the place Is perhaps, the best In any one body
SO near the canal from Richmond to Buchanan aud
should excite the attention of persons engaged in
,he lumber business, whether Us sawyers buyers.
this wood is over ha!fa mile from the canal.
The land lies adjoining that Of Thomas j. War
Gait Mills.
If deemed advisable on day of SALE the place will
be divided into two farms
4 boat for the accommodation Of persons des!r
to attend the sale will leave the packet landing at
O'Clock OIL the morning OF the sale.
TERMS: Ten per cent: cash, fifteen per cent. In
four mouths and the balance credit of one. two,
six per cent interest from day of sale. and TO be
cured by bond and good personal security.
For further particulars apply to us. or Thomas
j. neutrality-suspicious. Galt's Mil's-amherst
county, or to THOMAS J. KIRKPATRICK,
CHARLES ii. BLACKBOARD,
fyI Commissioners,
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CUTTING.
ct. F.nIJTS. Mo.

JUNE 90 obhcc0.-We quote per 100 pounds;
Planters Tugs, 81. 5olight weights aud poor,
S4dIt5; common Leaf, Ss.50tagS7.5O; medium leaf.
S75O $780, good leaf, $s.5o1fl05o; factory dried
shippers. $3.50 SlGcolory dried nominal nj $1,000
@Sll; fair to good filters, ss.5o@Sl2; colory ann
fine bright wrappers. S30GlSUU.
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A'#nrAL OF PATts.-LS,auuton 1tmoS,
10y = he trial al William l.. ralc, for
hi'Iih2 l"un" Sheets III April last, in this
'rI"y, terminated Yesterday in the arGllit-
u" "i PMrs. The difficulty grew out of
i"'il N'hEc cents which Patcs had borrowed
h"m >h'"',. and when called upon for Tie
money Ph"> refused TO pay the sum until
l-r brother ot the deceased would pay him
uh'%hhrainount which he had borrowed from
h'| The deceased. after ntking many
.'''''"' against the life Of young Putcs, at
tempted 10 "hip him, when Putcs stabbed
",'" one or twice in the breast. from the
'"''l' 81 which he died i'll a few hours at:
'rvHards,
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Election OF RAILROAD OFFICERs.-At
general mccin" of the stockholders OF the
Winchester and Strasbtirg Railroad Com
pany. in Baltimore, on Wednesday, JOIN
King, Jr., was reelected president for TIL
ensuing year, and Johns Hopkins, Thomas
Whtridyc, and Hugh Sisson, of Baltimore
and j. II. Shcrrard and George A. Hnpp, 0
Virginia, directors.
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State of Trade at other Points.
PETERSBURG. VA.

JrLY .-CoftOn.--The market Is very dull to-day
and there is but little doing. Buyers are holding OF
Spiuncrs are not buying except in small way tc
supply pressing wants, aud shipp RS have done but
little to-day. We quote: Common and dnsty lots
ia losc: ordinary, llMl2tc. good ordinary 100 Nc
low midliugs, ld4gtl7c.; strict low mlddlings, INC
lsc
TnJuccO.-Thcrc Is no new feature in the market
The offerings continue large and prices for all deSirl
bic grades in good order well sustained but there
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LOUISVILLE. Ky.

JUNE 3o.-AanuTactured T0bdcc0.-Trade has
been moderate, and prices are unchanged. No un.
usual features. We quote as follows Fine bright
s5c.: mednm bright virginia twist, and !:
Inches, lew, ss@e5c.; medium bright Virgins
Virginia II inches. new. 43Dlsc. Virginia ig, coil
and pancake. s56D7Oc.; common, u.s. Virginia, asa
sOc. Louisville navy, rs j., 4s, and IS, bright 5o@
$50 isc.; Kentucky cable roll: 4s@52c. Smoking
Durham. genuine, Ms, g.. and IS. 5sGIoc. common
to medium grades. j.. t., and Is, 3o@+5c.
Lettf 7obdcco.-Thc following are the prices cur
rent
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r,,crn Pacific Raiaroad-Ge"e
-" SANKEY'S Expedition.

..n from, a correspondent ol Tue New
" ~. ',-s lated At Fort Rice .'nne IL,
>"'N description OF the cNpcdl'Ion
3>''' I'',,,o,-,I stanley. which WAS ht'cu "n'
W'"'' -, to thc managers ana engineers
q a., >,r,Dcru Pacific railroad from "h''h
81 N' ,hr following facts: The command
NJ ga * officers. $50 men, go evil
,''>.>' Government employees. aud 80
.'"> ''..o,,r with five scientific gentle.
-.'" 10 ., -, fhe Governments, winch.
"" .. ,lut they rNpcH t" meet on
,..rgh I.n'0 >joUN. Is not Hhr'N 10
l"' ~, nm r,cI>tralncd prccaution
''"" ~, attacks Of the Ecd men.
,,..,. The point whence the cNrcdl-
'". 49,, :. situated on the west bank
p" 80 ,,,...,rri ahrut 1000 miles above
49, l,,itn,lc tG.&o. aud i 1900 feet
~, il,,t VI The sea. II was built IN
-, n,., Tv,ntv.>ccond United states
vh,,.l WAS succeeded hy the Sci-
,.,r Iof,nlr> in 1867. II Is now the
..,..,l- at Colonel 7. i. tnitCndcn.
....,.h Infantry. and contains garri.
,,, companies. II l. comfortably
.,....1,, buiu Of logs. and i sur
.t.t "a "a >toCAadc ten ar twelve feet
,t-,> manner Of tortltation i unu-
.,,.n frontier forts. and always indi-
.r.f h,,..llr Indians are III the lMmc
.,,.,, This rule holds good in the
r.sf Eirc. for it is considered dan
,,..,.l mic from The pos; unless one
rroTrd and escorted. There are Sc>-
.,-,I, Of men having been >c.!llTd and
-. .n,n -i-ln ol the Siorkadc. while
.....r.. "a of stock l. ~ frequent n 10
., u.,5r I,m"A.
r.r.: ur, and there through TINS
.., .t,,u un the very SUmmt at the
r.-.,~. are those lonely Indian graves
.r.,r,-2 platforms Of tWig> upheld
...,.... some Twelve - eighteen feet
..t ',.iin. the bodies wrapped in
..I t.t,hr,>. Under III" platform Is
.t... OF bones. the remains ct the
ZIG, ,.@A. slaughtered AT the riders
.. .ss, the dead man. whCn he arrives
.... .Y,,, nIu;fng-~round may have :,
..,.. mi Is. ale 10 hold his own with the
.-...... v,t.., base zone before.
...,..r,f T,rry. with several members of
IA arrived Al Fort Rice the early part
.,, month tor the purpose Of inspecting
.. ,.~,au> commands now there. Tn"
.....,, md. gNeW the inspection with credit
...,.,t......,, and their officers. TIE Gene
.... IN, aud The ten companies OF the
-.....,..,.t.ry. The engineers left Fort
,ar.... l.r,riu on the morning Of the
...Ur. ar-n t.:r locating survey through
.r.,v l;t,.r Valley. 1t is rumorrd That the
...,.r., Indian Agency was attacked by
..., n.illl>. sid That Lieutenant Green,
..,.. IW,u,}..ryoud Infantry. WAS killed.
usrrcr Of The letter thus describes the
..., contiguous 10 thr fort:
..,..., riitv feet below the post rolls the
1850. Nt-.o1,ri fhrOu-h rather narrow
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BY Wellington GOddin,
AuctiOnecr and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh aud Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF LOTS nos.
> Is AND 90 IN THE PLAN OF BELvi-
DEERE. AT TIE CORNER OF PINE AND
HOLLY STREETS.-At the request OF the caecu-
tor of the late Richard W. Fox. shall sell at nuc-
lion. on the premises, on SATURDAY me Sih OF
July 1871, ut 8 O'Clock, those Two BEACIlf VI
I0'TS located 40 above, each 3oxlS feet TO Woe
alley go m roDp,>-
TERMS: Very liberal. v. GoDDiS,
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A UCTION SALE-RARE CHANCE
n WIN be sold at auction, on the prGnises ,
IL not sold privately before.) on MONDAY
The 18th of August next, court day. that most
valuable estate 1T Louisa Courthouse, Va, known
Us the LOUISA HOTEL properly, consisting
of the following named Duildings-to w.t. one large
TWO-STORY BRICK BUILDING, the lower
floors OF which are rented stores two large TWO
STORY FRAMED BUILDINGS; four OFFICES !:
cellent new STABLES, sufficient for one hundred
horses, with garden and other lots attached.
There Is Ito other hotel In the town. The sale OF
spirtuouS liquors, bookkeeping. &c. having been
for many wears entirely restricted this property
makes Ii the most valuable oil the kind TO b. found
In the state.
Louisa Courthouse Is situated Immediately on The
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, sixty-two miles
west of Richmond, aud Is an improving handsome,
and healthy place and an energetic man, with the
exclusive privilege OF this property, and upon the
favorable terms which IL will be sold. could add
greatly 10 It's already lucrative business BY getting
6oarfiers rom Richmond and the lower country
during the summer and fail months, and make the
Mace pay for itself mere rent ere the ten years
EXPIRE Possession LIST Of january next, aud posi-
hy earlier, II desired
TERMS 1900 cash balance In ten years, payable
I'm equal quarterly payments OF three months Win
six per ceut. Interest and trust decd: OF, fonrh
cash balance In Ten equal annual payments Win
interest, &C. Is above, At option OF purchaser bat
purchaser 10 keep the premises well Insured liz lieu
of personal security. Heavy discount FOR al cash.
This properly il really for SALE and VIII be sold even
at greatly less than Its value For further particu-
lars address J. NJ. BICKERS,
corner Twelfth and Cary streets,
lie 27-F&TuGw RichmoEd, firglnia.
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hI' 'h2T l.lInTHISG.- tChatham Pitts>l.
'u.l' t"th"1'.l-A most terri lie storm
,E-'''"t ''3r~ c"tury la Tuesday evening
'''' ort'"k. accompanied with a heavy
fall ~ rUh We Tr@rc; 10 learn that MI.
Iru1, hlcc, & worthy citizen of the colln-
y. residing near Grafton. was Instantly
't'I =, lightning It, he was passing from
'a' /" ~ 10 another i'll his house. Mr.. K.
tA0 hl- >on.il-l,w. having finished supper,
N"l" -'pn- from tn" dining-roon. and IL
.t'N '"'"r''d tn" i3.>a@" very l0ud report
WIS n"IH. "H"h ,trt!rd the household.
''.- n-"-hA WIS badly shocked, and
'# be 'Ap.,icnc,d. IL hc thought, some
'"3.- Ike blow from another per-
>'" with Il heavy billet, but. - 1t was
@"'t'".! dtrk, didn't know what effect il had
'N VIZ, liirc until Mrs. Rice came rushing
'."M hl ,luinG-roUm expressing the hope
''' 40 on" w,> burt, but, sad 10 relate.
"a..n r1adlr Wa lighted. the liiclc>s form
so &c.. husband was found just where he was
.h@'h'n "lth li!c fatal severity which his
'""-ln-!a" - TNldly described. Mr.. Rice
"t> tanner hy trade, was about fifty years
''l. ana was, We believe. a native Of Bed
''T2 county, IEon which county ne moved
"lt'~. wanna several years ago.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following is the rcport of Mr.. L. Gilnmi.
weighmaster Of the sales of livestock from the
.1lh June to the Cd Of July. 1878:
CArTIE-8 80 head, sold from 4G46sc., gross.
SiIEEr-25 head sold from IGr5c. extra tue, &C.
HOGS.-l3q head sold from 6Atg7fc.. net.
LAMBS.-Sold per head from $l5OGSi.5u. supply
rather I'm eAces: uf demand.
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DANVILLE, VA.
July 2.-T1bdcco.-Market active with some I'm
nrnrl.Innnf II nrirc. We quote
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

JrLY e.-Thcre were no offerings of wheat on
Change to-day. Corn Is active and steady offer
iugs OF 160 bushels mixed with sales at zoe. oals
are unchanged offerings OF 40 bushels, with sales
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AUCTION SALES...This Day.
BY Lyme i Brother,
AuctiOnccrS and Real Estate Agents,
M 1919 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ EALU-
" ABLE BRICK TENEMENT. on TIE EAST
LINE OF FOUSHEE BETWEEN BROAD AND
GRACE STREETS, AT AUCTION.-I shall u, as
commissioner. acting under decree of the Cham
Gerry Court the city of Richmond entered the 2lst
june 1873. III suit OF Turner Huces. sell at pub
lie auction, on the premises, on MONDAY the Both
june 1878, at 0 o'clock p. NJ, the LOT, witt Il
BRICK TENEMENT thereon containing ciSht
rooms with ;hc usual OUT houses: lot Box feet;
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance at SIX. twelve,
and eight cen months for negotiable notes with In
terest added title rctancdoy the court until same
are paid. L. y. CANNON.
Commissioner.
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IYNCfiBURG, VA.

July - comparison of inspection of hogsheafls
and boxes. and receipts Of loose tobacco this week
with last show an increase IN hogshe,lds OF Is an
increase in boxes of and an increase In loose of
$4,000.
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BY lsbcll & Son,
Auctoneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. s Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.
BY lsbcll & Son,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALUA-
" BILE LAND AT SAVAGE STATION. on
TIE RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL.
ROAD, IN THE COUNTY OF HENRlG0 Ar
AULTlON.-m pursuanc" of decree OF The tlr-
cult Court OF Henrico county entered on the 2tsl
day of May, $780, In the chancery suit therein pend
Ing STYLED Savages administrator and Others rs say
age Fl ais, the Undersigned. special CON nssoncrs
therein named. VIII, on MONDAY, 18th day or july,
1878. at Henrico county COURTHOUSE lthat being
court. dav), commencing at IL O'Clock NJ. prucee,'
10 sell the unSold part OF the real estate OF when
George 81. Savage died seized and possessed. IN
The county OF Henrtco consisting OF about HhEE
HUNDRED AND SIXrY-TWO ACRES, lying
and being on both sides of said railroad ana Oh
the Williamsburg stage road embracing The home
stead Of the dccedenl nine miles from the city OF
Richmond.
portion Of this land Is well wooded, ana has on
It a great variety of frit-trecS.
The said lands will be- sold as whole or divided
into five lots, containing respectively about hftS.
two, seventy-irc, SCycnty-fHe, nlntty-sc ana
sixty-three acres. Two of these lots front OH said
railroad, two both the said railroad ana The H.
iasbuIg stage road anu one on the said Stage road
\ plat and subdivision Of this land may be Seen
tllc office OF the alictionerr.
TERMS: Onc-fnurth In cash: the residue IN three
equal instruments 1T six, twelve, anu eighteen
months, The purchaser giving his note therefor, VIII
interest added from the day of sale, and the Title IL
said property to be retained till the whole purchase
money Is paidanda conveyance ordered by the court
4. X. COURTNEY.
LYTTLETOS ROYSTER,
~ Lids Special Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-04
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Thursday. July ).
No offerings or sales on Change to-day.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

THURSDAY, July 3. 1879
Receipts still continue light, and the breaks are
not SO full in consequence. Prices for all KINDS Oh
desirable tobacco remain firm, especially slpphg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-04

Bill Arp said, long ago, "Wben u Fir'
siuian fails, he falls heavy and fur"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-04
NORFOT.K. va

nary nc a Sidaag. 49, als 1s seo s eri
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-04
POSTPUNEMENT.

The above sale, owing to the weather. IS post
poned to FRIDAY, the 9TH of July. at r. NJ.
iv1 LYME 6 BROTHER. AuCtlOneers.