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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-01-28

LEG1sLATIvE.-In the State Senate. ON
the 18th inst, resolution was offered BY Mr..
Grantham and adopted, that the Committee
on Banks and Corporations be requested to
inquire whether any further legislation is
necessary to secure the prompt payment of
damages awarded for lands taken for the use
OF corporations, and report by bill or other>
wise.
On the same day, on motion of Mr.. Gran>
than, the joint resolution requesting our Rep
reseutatves and Senator's in Congress, to Sc
cure resale of the Government propertv at
Harper's Ferry, was taken from the table and
after being amended, unanimously passed.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-01-28

COUNTY ITEMs.-From the Shepherdstown
Register of Saturday we clip the following
items:
s. Y Ralroud.-The contractors for this
cad of the Shenandoah Valley Railroad, ore
still at work grading the road and have been
during the entire winter. The grading
through Mill street, to the Potomac in this
town, is very heavy, containing good deal
OF rock, but the laborers are pushing it
through pretty lively.
Rise IN the Foton,ac.-The thaw and rain
of last week caused a raise in the Potomac
river on Friday night Of last week which re-
moved the ice. By the overflow of the water.
ABOUT fifty tons OF Coal, belonging to Messrs.
Shepherd Il Chapline, and portion belong
ing to the proprietors Of the Paper Mill, upon
the wharf at this place, were swept away.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-09

THE Mounds7ille Reporter is pouring
hot shot into the rowdies who, il the
Reportsrs statement be correct, have
during the past few weeks become
particularly bold and, offensive in that
usually quiet town. This is the picture
drawn by the editor:
"Night after night the air is filled
with the hideous noises of drunken
orgies; peaceable citizens. and even
ladies, are insulted-the latter not even
being cafe from insult on the streets IN
broad daylight. Doors are broken open,
houses entered and furniture destroyed.
Fighting, yelling, swearing, AID BIAS
pheming are to be heard at almost any
hour. The law is dead letter, and its
officers perfect poneptities. Private
arbitration and miserable compoundlng
of offences have supplanted the means
tnst the law has established for pre-
serving the peace Of communities and
the common rights OF citizens.
The only remedy the Reporter aug-
gests for this state OF things is the for
nation Of q vigilance COMMITTEE" but
there is certainly some available and
lawful means Of compelling good order
and pesce. A few roughs and rowdles
can not intimidate whole community
and continue to set the law ct defiance.
Public opinion will compel the officers
to DO their duty and inflict upon Offend
ers the punishment their offenses merit.
To excite the officers TO bring to pun"
ishment the guilty parties is, we pre-
sumo, the object of the Reporter, and in
this effort it will have the sympathy of
all law-abiding citizens.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-09

THE editors Of the Country Gentleman
have favored Us with steel engraved
portrait of the late LUTHER Tucker
Mr., Tucker waa, we believe, the found
er Of the Albany Cul!irr!0r Gad CCm'1y
Gentleman, which lie conducted with
marked ability Tor quar.cr o. & cent
ury. lie lived to establish for his
paper the character Of the Uest ard
most thoroughly reliable larmer's paper
in America. Among the many Lonor-
cd names OF those who have rendered
signal service to their fellow>men ard
their couatry, that O. LUTHER TrcE1H
will stand high.
We have from the propr!c;crs OF the
Coamhy Gentleman an illustrated annual
Register OF Rural Affairs FOR 1874, q
valuable compeqdium Of useful ard in
teresting matter for the farmer. 1t
contains 40 engravin-s embrac~
ing illustrations 0: Implements
for cooking looi lor animals
Of roses and their culture; dssigus ior
barns; outdoor floral decoration
dubious towering plaats; notes on
fruit culture; suggestions il rural
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-09
The Human Kitchen End ITS Dumh
Walters

The body Is supplied with ailmcnt y
vessels which connect the stomach and it>
aux.liarcs with The Nancus system, and, So
to speak, perio!mthe olnco OF dumb walters
in a restaurant. IN other words, these
mcdia Of communication between the All.
nal kitchen ami lis dependents supply TO
each member or organ, near or remote, the
quantity and kind of SustenanCe required
10 keep II going. When the stomach IS
Gere!ct in its duty, or The dumb walters
inert or ObSlructct, Il IS The peculiar pro-
vince of EOStetiel'S Celebrated Stomach
Bilters 10 strengthen and regulate them.
Hence its marvellous cures CT chronic iLd!-
gestiuu, and the emactat!0n, debility and
Ianguor which are generally its cCnCgmit-
ants It's, moreover, powerful Alternative
and corrective, the rapidity with which II
checks irregularities oithe liver and bowels,
ami braces and invigOrat6s the nervous syS-
tenn, is a marvel, not OHly 10 the general
public hui to professional men.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-09
raIr NIGHT SCHOOLS.

We are glad to learn that the at
tendance at the night schools recently
opened in this city exceeds the most
esnguluc exycctations.o of the projectors
OF the enterprise, and that the schools
give promise OF accomplishing a vast
amount of good. They are attended
only hy those whose occupations pre-
tent their attendance at the day
schools, and they are thus the special
henefsctors OF the laboring classes OF
whom our community is 20 largely
comnosed. There is no limi! as to the
age Of pupils, the schools
being equally opened to chill
drcn Of ten years and to men
and women OF fifty. The night school
Gives TO those who have to labor for
tacir daily bread an opportunity Of &C
curing that education which will make
their labor more intelligent and hence
more valuable and WORTHY OF higher
prices in the labor market.
1t is q noticeable aud well known
fact that leruiuc,s o; that community
whose laJorCrs are educated commands
higher price than that OF commUn!-
ties where labor lacks intelligence and
where machinery supplies the place o.
braips. Educated workmen ere in de-
mand, and it is not merely muscular
skill that is needed, but workmen who
think. We trust therefore that
the various manufacturing firms in this
city will urge upon their opera
tiyes the advantages afforded by the
night schools and offer whatever in
ducemants they can to get the men
themselves to attend and see that their
children who work during the day are
a,so there. We believe that the Board
of Education will answer the popular
demand and will provide still greater
facilities than those now offered If they
seem to lie needed. The matter rests
alone with those who are to lie benefits
ed by the new arrangement. The good
wishes OF all the friends OF popular
education attend The enterprise.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-09
Extraordinary Phenomenon,

4 few days since some OF our toxin
boys went up the river 10 hunt phe"s-
ants. Ga their return they stopped al
"Toney's Hole" G. we'll known cave
about mile above town in Maryland,
and whilst examining the surrounding,
they discovered . crevice which seemed
to open into vault or chamber con-
nected with the cave. After some little
trouble they enlarged the hole sufli
ciently to enable them to sec something
of the interior, and to he
able to make out Tie form
of a skeleton extended on the
floor Of the chamber, which it is sup
posed is that OF an Indian. One OF the
party, whilst looking into the hole,
called out, Hello old fellow, what are
YOU doing down there p and his amaze
ment and that OF the whole party, may
be better imagihed than described when
in response 10 the inquiry tue answer
was "No.tling r They Go say tha!
the way the parties made tracks for
town would rot have disgraced two
forty team on shell r2al, and we
doubt if any of them wil!rsnture again
TO disturb the dead Indian in Toney's
Hole -,SispEerdSto,gn Register.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-09

TATENOST, WEST VA, FORMERLY
L KearNlCy. This House has just been
newly rsfltted from cellar 10 garet with
new beds and new furniture, and Is second
10 none in the country, and is s.tuated at
the b. < q. railroad depot. This House Is
first class in every respect. The table is al.
ways supplied with the best in the market.
Charges moderate. Sample rooms for COM
mercial travellers. No charge for handling
baggage. Give me call. Satisfaction
guaranteed to all my patrons Good stab
ling for horses. F., w. SaURTLEFF,
noy29 Proprietor
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-09
* case the Madrid government con-

Is case the Madrid government con"
not assert its authority in Cuba, at
Havana and Santiago de Cuba, the
London Times Gays: "The question will
then arise o; Washington whether the
United States would not assume the
duty OF furnishing those whom Senior
CASTELAR, IS power!ess to reprcss. It's
lossiulc that we nay be called upon %
consider similar question, for, though
The majority of the victims appear to
lave been citizens 0! the United States
there is report that sixteen Of them
we're British sutjec.s. Ia such case
our sole desire would b, t. prevent a
rcrclt;on Of the tsrbari;ics which are
Z disgrace TO our generation, aud If the
independence Of Cuba promised to bring
about this result, there Is no reason
Why nc should hesitate to recognize it,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-09

TIE Graphic wants to kno" why
Conaress bothcrs itself go much about
contested seats? The matter belongs
to the District and State rather than
the House or Seoste If the GoYerno:
sisus the wrorg certificate the assrev-
ed party should find relietin the courts.
Tais having 3 crowd Of constituents
clamoring for seats ateyery session, &nd
admitting one set at venture until the
other seat proves 9 superior claim, is
both G nuisance and disgrace. Con-
sress has none to much brains Tor its
legitimate business, without wasting
any in these petty personal sPuaobIss'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-09

We learn from the Richmond Dis
catch that Hon. JAMES NELSON, OF that
city, is in Washington as counsel Tor
Hon. B. F. MARTIN in his contest for q
seat in Congress as representative of the
Second District OF West Virginia,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-09
DIED.

MOGRE-At six O'Clock Il. NJ, rccCmber
Sth, 1T her residence on l5Ih street, MARTHA
j., wife of Captain =. +. Moore, aged fifty
tour years.
The remains will lie taken - We,ls5urg
for inte,meu;. FUneIdl services at her ate
r,>iGerce on Wednesday, Tee. le, ut one
o'clock p. m. Friends Of the TAMIL. ere il.
yI'Cd
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-09
4 NrpC,SIAN who shot Old

A VrRGlNIAN who shot Old Mr.. Blake
in the back, mistakiDg him for . deer,
was only fined two dollars aud fifty
cents by the Justice, who rUled that
old Blake ought to have been at home.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-09

Mn. MCNE.a. of We; Teur Cszcc, It.
taches undue importance TO the unity
of family faith. He cut his wife to
pieces the other day because She lett
his church and Joined another.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-09
Mothers, ssofl!era. Hzothcrs.

DON'T fail to procure MRS. NISSLOWS
SOOTHING SYRUP for all dissgSCsincideat
to the period OF tee,hing in children. Ii Ie-
lieveS the child from pain, cures wind collie,
regulates the bowels, and by CHING relief
fand health TO the child, gIvo5 r,sl TO the
mother.
Be sure and call for
"NRS. WINSLOW'SS SOOTHING SYRUP"
For sale by sil druggists deyb
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-09
RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER

ne squares men space
C,,e time ..s Isl One months o.
TWO times.,....... % Three months. IL W
me week 2 so One year.........-. % "
One square changeable once week s0o
Special Notices % per cent additional. 49,
Advertisements 10 occupy fixed places -
per cent additional. .o.
Cuts win be charged double for space &C.
cUpied. .,.,.. IN nor
cent additional. -, 40
focal Notices Is cents per line--6ot no
val notice 1OiU be inserted fOr less Than ONE
dyertssements,ex except for established
;ssness houses, must be paid for in adj
lnce. \,
All bills due on the first appearance OF
l.S advertisement.
BiIls with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly. s.o, %
Yearly advertisers will be confined 10
their legitimate business, and all adVer-
tIsemenfs not connected with IL Will be
charged for at ourregular rates.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-09

Mrs. STAFFORD, of Portland, Maine,
showed q fine conception o! cau'e and
effect when she burned the house Of o
woman who owed her, that she might
get her pay out OF the insuraDcc
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-09

VI BARRELS CHOICE RULED EAST
IL I'm LUckwLeai Flour.
Il. !. SMYTH.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-09
Ecw Sugar Cured Hams.
SHURTLEFF HOUSE,

q TIEkCEs CINCINNATI SUGAR CUR
u. SMYTU.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-09
LOGAN, LIST ~ 60,
Bridge Corner.
SrAUhpTricS
BuckWleat Ei0s,r.

80 BARRELS CRANDEHRIES, VERY
~ Hue. Just received by
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-09

Teas.
N HALF CHESTS OOLONG, GOOD TO
4U choice,
p halfchests souchong, good to choice,
20 Japan
"MOYUNE" GUSPowDER.
0half chests prime to choice
5 " common.
"PIHG sCEY" GUNPowDER.
81 matted boxes good to choice,
20 - extra fine,
u half chests common TO prime.
YOUNG HYsoN.
5 half chests choice.
We especially invite the attention of the
trade TO our large stock of TEAS and TO-
BACCOS, all new and fresh, bought at low
TINGl.E d lSEAM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04
COTTON MARKETS.. OCTOBER S.

MEMrIIs.-Frm; low midclings. lGc.: receipts dl !,
500 bales; shipmens. 3QJ DahT I!nch ,ccci,ts
96I3 balcs: Shipments, 2,0,9 GllcS; sales, 1900
bales .,,u: ,-y. mn, re
CENTS. l.S57 faicS: exports coas,wisc: l,G6s
Weekly ne, receipts, 1890 bales: exports coast
wise. ,GSS bales; sales. 3,S43 bales .,.
CuAItI EsTOH-Sicady: middlings. 1919; low
mddngs. &C.: strict good Ordinary ioc; nci re-
ecprS SOP bales: exports coaSt@Sc: pale es
sales 300 bales: stock, 7.429 &alcs. eekny ng
rcccipt,. $3.50 bales; exports c0aslwisc. 6,e4+
bales: sales, = 425 bales. - ,.,.s
WuMlNGToN.-Qu net receipts; ,rn 81 M ha,n.
Weekly ne; receipts, sos bales; exports co'S'"l'c
GALVESTON. receipts. goo halas: sales.
b,,,.s: Stock 10, 500 bales. Weekly f'ot receipts
1913 htlcs: exports coastwisc, 6as SaleS: sales
392 bales. .,,,, ,o. ,o,,
n.idIIingS, i ne: strictly good ordinary ltnsc
Net receipts, 2.5SG lales: gross, 1926 halcs SAFE
800 ba:cs stock, 29,l2l bales. West mel re-
ccirts. 1880 halcs: gross 1870 haIeS. TX
pnrts-'ro The continent. All bales; co:sl"lsc'
! l72 l;rs Sales. 9.700 bales. ,
MnTlLE.,- Fair demand; mldGlngs; lS>.; low
n.riiu"s. lrc.: strict snodorGinify, loc.; ~, -.
c,ipi.. l6I bales exports coast wise uta ;El,">
sales 80 hIlcs: stock. 9.oJ7 htt"S. &C! ~ ne,
rerpts G23 hl%l Gx% "! SHES TO 4 lc s''
ArGr~TA-Qni"t AMI steady: middngS. / .a!c
receipts. 2s6 tales: sales 400 bales: socb. - -
bales. Weekly receipts 2.G72 bale: sitil'ine;iiis'
% bales.
rlllLApELrIi,A.-Nct receipts IA ,'ales: gross
rrvri;,s, ll2 h.cS. Weekly net receipts, 49,
,rlicS: gross. Isl bales.
pEuvIpENCF.-Sct receipts. G3 bales: sales
. 500 bales: stock, 1000 bales.
CRY POIST.-Wcrkiy net receipts. = 50 piles.
MISUNDERSTANDING doing. Weekly receipts
.&i9 bales: shipments. 734 bales. Stock-lSf2
H9li bales: l 10. :}.U07 bales.
Observation-Disclosures demand: mlddllnSS. Lag
Weekly receipts. ! 97J bales shipments. 20 MllcS
Stleh-l S72, 2.931 bales: ! 73, i $50 bales.
CpLrMBiS.-Uull and noRlillll: weekly me-
ceipIs. 1919 bales: shipments, 231 bales: sales
= j bales atock-lS72, 2.22O: 1S13, 80 -.
NORFOLK.-Ilghcr: low middllngs, ! e. NJ,
receipts. S56 bales: exports coistwi;e 4?u Hti.s
sales 30 bales: stock. .i9 bales. Weekiy net re-
ccipts, ts9US bales: exports coast"lSe, 4'oI pes
salcs, $50 bales. .,,, 90
BaLTIMoPE-Quiet aud firm; miGdlinss lSc.
low lniddlinrs. 7oc. strict good ordinary, lo&c.
net receipts, 100 bales; gross 213 baies export;
coas1wist. 81 bales sales, 20 bales; STOCK !,oul
bales. Wcek,ynct receipts, 1913 bales: gross 4 AZ
bales cXports-to Great Britain, 1.92O bales; u
the continent 273 bales: sales. 72J bales.
NASHVILLE .-Quiet: EItidiingSs, l532g1 ~
Weekly net receipts, 1863 bales: shipments, ~
bales; stock-lS72, 1917 bales; 1873, 1,9ol
bales. w c,
ll2 bales gfdsS, 1.O22 balcs; sales, 500 bales
stock g. 900 bales. Weekly net receipts. 9O5 bales
gross 1873 bales: sales. 200 bales. No net re-
ccipts on October 1st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Davr
BY W. Godhin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank aree,s

TRUSTEES AND AssIGNEYs SALE
HUNDRED AND TWENTY-sEvgS A HrntE
Xs EI " hftEs 5sS Hey k!eH:
TMEREI9, CONTAINING RtsPECTIVEfYY
E0RTY-oNE AND sESEa.EiGaTfHass A Ac Rfe
signed, w: Goddin, by pr. John G.. Lumpkin and
wife, bearing date the 26,h May, 1871. duly re-.
corded In Hanover County Court: and by virtue Of
October, S73, the undersigned, John A. Lynhan.
assignee OF said John g.. Lumpkin. and Wellington
oaon ieuSGe will sei az auction on the pren
kin, on TUESDAY the 18th October. 1874. Al 2
O'Clock r. ~, ff fair II not, the first far day there.
' IT. sS ae~n
AND twenty SEVEN ACRES: Of which shnat
eighty-six acres are In original growth Of oak.
hickory, ash, gum, &c. balance open land, Of GOOD
quality. The Improvements are # The best kina
consisting OF a handsome DW ELLI& contaIains,
eleven rooms; Office. schoOi-house, barns &c: ai.H
storebouse, workshops, &c The buildings are ali
In good order, and are insured for about 81. 900
The dwelling - surrounded By grove of oass.
This farm will be subdiyid.d Into ,kr Q or tnm.
smaller parcels, so sell with The dwelling .cv
entyseven acres, ana then the remaining $50 acrr
In two three, or four parcels hay!ns fronts on tho
tnrnpikc) Us may DC determined on al the hour Of
sale.
After this, will he sold the TWO NALLFARNs.
one containing FORTY AND TiHEE-QUARTRR
ACRES. half-Inile from The re-idcncr Of DR.. Iumu.
KIN, nearly opDo> Ito the farm OF Major Ro. T.
Archer, having thereon 4 new and comfortable
dwelling with four rooms, and the land Is admire
bly, well adapted for vegetables &c- The other con-
| thinning FORTY-0SE AND SEVEN-EIGHTuS
ACkkS, distant about one mile from The turrpke.
on which there IL comfortable dwelling contain
ing three rooms about twenty acres cleared LaI
ance in wood Of excellent quality Plats Of the land
will be exhlbiteda 1t the sale.
The foregoing properly IS admirably well loc,
ted In desirable neighbOrhood, on all excellent
turnpike, and Is justly regarded rs the most yajtls
BILE that has been on the market Tor q long time
and rs the sale will be percmptory, persons arr IN.
yited to attend.
TERMS Onc-fourth cash: balance at 4. 6, AMI
12 months for negotiable notes. interest sd,,i and
title retained till all OF the purchase money l. paid
W. GODDlE. Trustee.
oc3 JOHN 4. LYMAN. Assignee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

Stocks on Nuad-lS72: Inspected, G,403 hogs
heads: unnspected, 495 hogSheadS. 1873 III
spec,ed, 74SS hogsheads; uninspected, 1883 hogs
heads.
2,e34I0O pounds. Excess in 1878, 244,200
pounds.
The ipspections In Richmond the past year were
larger ttas4 for any year since the war. For the
pas, four YEARS. the inspections were: 1S69-'7o,
23,365 hogste.ds; 1S70-'7I, 35,30s hogsheads;
ls7l-72, s6,173 hogsheads; lS72-'7S, 42,o54
hogsheads.
PETERSBURG ~
The inspections In Petersburg for the past two
years were follows: 1S71-'72, II 800 hogs
heads; te72-'73, $4,000 hogsilcads. a
Stocks on hand 1S7l-'72: Inspec.ed, / $50 hogs
heads uBtnspected, 296 hogsheads. On hand ST.
rs: Inspected, ,7S5 Eossleads; uuinspectcd, 500
hogsheads.
LYSCHBuRG.
The following is comparative statement Of the
Inspections In Lyncilburg the past two years:
lS71-Y2, 5,251 hogshcads; 1s72-'73, 1905
bogsheads Stock On hand lS7l-'72: Inspected,
23O hoesheads. On hand 1S72-'73: Inspected
235 hogsheads; uninspected, IS hogsheads.
Besides the above there were SOD Ill L!i'chDtrg
during the year I,196 boxes tobacco, weighing
27s,G9l pounds, anu IA $500 pounds loose to-
bacco, making grand total In hogshesds, boxes,
and loose tobacco of 20,2l4, 74s pounds. Increase
of l,s47 hogsheads over preceding year; decrease
In boxes, 937; aud tncrease In loose OF a'a99'oos
pounds ,n,,,,,r
TIE inspections W Ea;luy4iie t0r 4o,Er - "s4s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04
Nv N1CTITTUN'TII " GU
Real Estate Agents and Auc.lonccrs,
No, Ill3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF IHkhE
" SMALL TRACTS OF LAND - Ius
COUNTY OF HESRICO 81 PUBLIC Al -
TIOS.-In pursuance of decree 0i the 'onnaS
Court of Hcnrco entered 25fh November, !s!:'
in the cause Of Payne and ais. rS. ltn'cH,2ou'
administrator, we shall seh by pubic aa'loli'
i'm front OF the courthouse Of flcnrico county! on
MONDAY October q. 1913. al II CLOCK " uiS
Following described REAL ESTATE, Oh "hlch 'hc
late John A. Hutchinson died seized ana posi- so
LIST LOT OF LAND. containing fOh l-oNf.
ACRES on the road leading FROM Ne" alhrset W
Iony Rri,,gt near Strawberry Plains, ana aGllo!u-
Ing The lands Of Nathan Enroughty ana NICK iio"-
800 r u,.,i,, cISTY
ACRES. in fhe lower end OF the county anu -
mart OF the farm known rs Grarclly Hill.
THREE AND ONE-THIRD ACRES, In the lower
mart of the county near White Oak swamp, aat"sh-
Tnv Rethes, Aliens, and Hountcastie's an1' !of-
mtrly known as John Jordan's estate. ,,, -.
If desirable 10 purchasers, The last nanea fs -
land NAV be DIVIDED into lots Of eight and onetto
acres each as It Was formerly so divided aAu sou,
TERMS: Enough In cash to pay thf p,yusn,s of
cost OF suit; the residue upon credit in,aIinen 80
one-third esch. at one, two and three years carry!
ing Interest the purchaser or purchasers s,'.uS
negotiable notes for said credit pay mehts WIN az
nroyed judorser, such indOrseri however, " ~
disnensed with In any case In which tne pufNi',
ssl el,.ct 10 nav one third OF the purchase MoneJ
In cash and the residue IN instalments " alo:eeu
III e'SiA ""N VIZ JOHN Is. YOUNG,
JOHN A. COKE,
+. u. CONNER,
30, Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04
NY " EDWARD Y. CANNON,
CHARLES u. WILLIAMS,
ro % nod Acting Commissioners.
BY Richardson s Co..
Auctloneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. lll3 Main street. s..t

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il TRACT OF LAND on THE RIVER ROAD.
IN HENRICO COUNTY, FOUR MILES EAST
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND, BY AUCTION.
by virtue OF the provisions OF deed Of trust bear
ing date the I'd day of august ls rG iron Eagsag
In the clerks Office OF the County Court OF Henrieo,
10 secure the payment Of certaia Negotiable g ao.e
therein mentioned, shall as trustee IN saia aesd
sell nv pudc auction (beng required so 10 do by tue
Beneficiary therein seened), on MONDAY, October
g. 1873, at u o'clock NJ, IN front OF the Henrico
county Courthouse on Main street, In the city OF
Richmond, the valuable TRACT OF LAND DE-
scrioed In said deed as containing .,.a Of ~
r. Gum, deceased, whichwas allotted to him ue
said Eugene x. Quinn In the partition mace mae MPsr
4, 1870, between the children 81 the saia
Gum. 40 .~na,sa nf
TERMS Enough In cash 10 pay ths expsh i i0 ..
executing this trust and the sum OF $3.50, W.T. IN, IN
terest thereon at ~ per cent. per annum from te
I'd august s unit. paid t 5as , Esssa " sale ali s'sA
=, - j. A. RICHARDSON, Trustee:
RICHARDSON 8 Co. Auctoneers.- -. 20 -