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The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-10-07
American Oil at Vienna.

We give below that portion OF the
letter 10 the New York Herald relat
ing to oils or exhibition at Vienna.
written on tie occasion Of the EmPer-
or's visit. Already seven consign.
ments Of oil have been shipped to
Austria in consequence Of the extend
ed knowledge Of the illuminating quail
ties of petroleum which became fam!l.
lar 10 visitors to the Exposition, who
saw its brillian light for the first time
at the grand industrial palace:
For here, looming up before US,
many tinted, bright. all the colors Of
the rainbow, reflected, IN tall, delicate
tapering jars, is what America has
done IN the way OF oils. Oil, too
must be honored as a modest substance
ithout complaining qualities, re-
membering, as we must, how badly ii
has been USED - the poets ana cream
ers. This is not good showing when
we know what America could do
But, as we mean to give oil to the
world Of any desired quality, or flavor,
let.uS see what attracted the EMPEROR
for attracted he UNDERSTANDING
each contribution curiously, and asking
his companions Inc name of each con-
trolling ingredient. To begin with,
there were blocks Of refined paraiiine;
petroleum from Pennsylvania, reduced
into the best shape by Stephenson
Bros. y CO., Of Philadelphia. There
was petroleum again, black as it came
from the deep, cavernous beds where
i. had rested for ages, gathering virtue
and fitness through the silent thou
ssnds Of year for the use Of man, from,
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-10-07

THE question Of what constitutes a
bankrupt has just been settled by
Judge Drummond, oft United States
Circuit Court Of Illinois. In a case
just concluded, Judge Drummoad do
cided that any man who, without any
legal reason, refuses payment on his
paper for two weeks, may be, under
the law, adjudged bankrupt. He
must satisfy the court that he is JUST,
fed in withholding payment. His mere
caprice or unwi!lingness to pay will
not prevent his being adjudged insolv-
ent if the refusal to honor his promises
10 redeem extend over fourteen days.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-10-07

Eiae.-o:. thursday morning last
- alarm Q: IRE was sounded, and it
Wa discovered that tie feed store Of
! y Shefer s. Co, was IN flames the
G:e communicated wi:h small tank oi
=: owned by the V. .. & c. Co, and
G:h5sa ard Cauobuck, which, together
18th the feed store, was entirely de-
::rcye& tuIal loss $1,000, no insur.
2aCe. We think this is cit occasion
- age npor the people the necessity
- purchasing 100 or 500 feet OF two
s:ch nose 2a1 having it ready for use.
f}ho sll move in the Saa,tsrl
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D. 4. NUDGE, telegraph operator a

D. 4. NUDGE, telegraph operator at
this Phase. resigned his position, and
g; NonGay last left Tor New fo-E,
sa@rc 10 take up his permanent resi-
i.ace. We are sorry to lose Archie
!!un. o. midst, as he has given gen
81. sa:isfacticn in the position he has
pccc2.ed here. and BY his polite, gen.
.i.asr!y., and accommodating manner.
has son the regards of al who had
s4s.a.ss . dc ni:h him. Good luck
- yca A.chie, and may YOU live long
$50 prosper.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-10-07

A STORY ABOUT THREE BOYS
The Utica HeraG tells how school
mistress punished three truants who,
the other day, went fishing instead of
attending to their studies. On the fol-
lowing morning they held a conSulta-
ton as to how they could hest prepare
Tor the wrath 10 come, the result of
which was, that they entered the
schoolroom, each dressed in three pairs
Of winter paataloons. An uncom-
Portable morning wore away. Noon
came, but no whipping. The day was
extremely warm, but the whipping
would surely come during the after
noon. The boy with the newest trous
ers thought it never would. Before the
scholars were dismissed. the three run
aways We're requested to remain. The
end OF SIX hours sweltering had at last
come. The trial OF Juvenile ingenuity
over pedagogical severity. was near at
hand. The rest Of the scholars gone,
the three recreants were summoned be.
fore the teacher, who merely lectured
the boys briefly on the improperly Of
running away from school, and then
dismissed them. Three warmer, more
ungraceful, or more supremely disgust
ed urchins never threw mud at a
strange boy than they who emerged
from the school house and amb,ed
sorIoSfu]ly homeSard.
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'SEvERALps our good citizens !

'SgvENALpt our good citizens have
received letters from J. B. Jackson,
s;ic..e:" Tor the Roberts Torpedo CO
Claiming that they have infringed on
Roberts patent, and requesting than
70 call and settle. We believe tina.
they - claim that they have not brok-
ca ANY paceAt law, and that they have
co,h;ag to settle for. And then you
know il they don't Settle all the power
oc he government is to be expended
on them. Shoe ly."
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Va learn BY the Titusville Coayit

Va learn BY the Titusville Courier,
that II. H. Thomas Of that place has
been appointed asen. ior the Roberts
Torpedo Co. for West Virginia. The
C0ayier recommends Mr.. Thomas as
being IN 4 No. man. We do not
&..ow any;hiag about this arrangement
- "'Aich Mr.. Thomas supercedes Mr..
Cook.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-10-07

AN agricultural fair i'll Ohio is thus
described by one who was there: The
whole show consisted of 4 jackass and
peck Of tomatoes. The jackass broke
his halter during the night and ate all
the tomatoes. He was taken with the
cholere morbus and kicked himself to
death before morning. The directors
then adjourned the fair, promising a
more extensive list OF premiums for
next YEAR
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AMONG the subjects to be DISGUISE

AMONG the subjects to be discussed
at the coming Congress Of American
Woman is the propriety Of ian equal
distribution Of salaries between hus.
band wife" This generous proposition
must Of course, refer exclusively to a
salary earned by The wife, inasmuch as
the husbands income is already by law
liable for his wife's debts as we'll rs for
her daily maintenance, being thus vir-
tually altogether at her disposal, while
her own money is legally sacred from
his touch or from that Of his creditors
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Ts want every one that owes US for
this paper or for costs, to step up and
settle'some way. We don't intend to
ask Won rrcEc than this time ether
Our creditors want there money, and
sou have it in your pockets.
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"EAWa You Goldsmish's Greece

HAVE you Goldsmish's Greece"
was asked OF the clerk in a store in
'Tn.ch'hooas and various miscellaneous
articles were sold. mo-" said
the clerk, ~tt.,:cl.vely, "we haven't
'Gc.asmi:h's Greece, but We have some
.sp.snd;d hair-oii."
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-10-07

TIE we'll belonging TO the Granny
Oh; Company, at Eliiots Run, is now
-dowa 70 the depth Of 600 feet. They
have every Indication of striking a
'"Spor:sr."
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-10-07

READ the report of the proceedings
of the District Lodge of l. o. q. T.,
aid then remember that it meets al
Volcano next month. Our thanks are
'2ue Bro. W.. A, Stricken tp. the re-
mort.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-10-07

CINCINSATI is discussing the neces-
sisy 0! revising he. laws regulating the
storage OF petroleum, benz;ne, naphtha
and like dangerous substances.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-10-07

T. K. CHANCELLOR was, by the
County Court. on Saturday last, sp-
pointed constable Of Walker District,
in place OF E. c. Palmer, resigned.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-10-07

RAvENscRoFr BROS. are nov orii-
ling I ~cii on ne Gianz tract.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-10-07

RELIGIOUS services will DC held al
the Baptist and Methodist Churches,
o. Sunday next, at the usual hour.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-10-07

REV. FowELL Of Burning Springs,
preached at the Baptis. Church on Sun
day last. The services were we'll at
tended.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-10-07

EVERY American exhibitor Of oils
at Vienna, got some sort OF medal.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-10-07

THE protracted meeting at the II.
E. Church is still going on.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-10-07

PRESIDING Elder Tson preached at
the NJ. E. Church on Sunday last,
morning and evening.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-10-07

NcTICE.-All persons indebted to
ScHILLING s. Co. will please call and
settle. All accounts remaining un.
settled on the 10th of each mo nth, will
be closed without exception.
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Wood County Fair.

i "OOo EQUITY aAs
The following are lists Of premiumS
diplomas and certificates awarded t.
our advertisers at the Wood County
Fair:
w. H. Warne & Co., set ofpar-
,or fur ture, diploma and IS oc
Same, set OF bed room furniture, S &C
Same, extension table, 90
Same, Office chair, q.
Same, display OF furniture, di-
plona and IS 90
Dan Shafer, patent lock desk,
diploma.
J. II. Stribling, display Of hats
and caps, diploma.
Same, display OF silk hats, l o.
Same, display ofcaps, 90
DIVISION 9.
E. Braidon, box bright pounds
tobacco, ? 90
E. Braidon, Caddy Bright Navy
tobacco, 90
M. J. O'Brien & Bro, best rota-
~ valve engine, IS 90
Willie O'Brien, miniature Oil
works, diploma and S 90
MI. O'Brien & Bro. display Of
well fixtures, 4 90
NJ. ]. O'Brien & Bro, oil we'll
tubing and casing, diploma
and 8 90
Same, brass castings, 4 on
Same, blacksmith workmanship, S 90
Same, machinist workmanship, S on
CLASS D, DIVISION
Butcher & Burche, harrows, 90
Same, straw cutter, 90
Same, hay rake, 20
Same, corn shelter, 90
Same, cider mill, %
Same, threshing machine, S 90
Shrewsbury Bros, most artistic
display, diploma and 90
R. J. \. Boreman, artistic dis
play, books, certificate.
]. G. Blackboard, display Of gro
ceries, certificate.
J. H. Stribling, gents furnishing
goods, certificate.
J. McConahy, most artistic dis
play of jewelry, diploma.
NJ. J. O'Brien s. Bro, pumping
Of! we'll complete, diploma,
Same, pat sheet iron roofing,
diploma.
Same, upright super heating
boiler, certificate.
Same, /. X. L. boiler feeder,
diploma.
Same, display OF steam gauges,
certificate.
OdIHCt StSdih "iiioNiS, SSiN'hSesS'
We publish below full lists OF Vol
cano parties who were awarded money,
certificates or diplomas:
Mrs. G. Hollingsworth, water
color painting, 90
Miss Mary Devore, wax work,
coec;al nrerni,,yn and 90
Mrs. G. H. Nicholas, wax-work
diploma. ...
Miss P. J. Summe, display Of
wax-work, &C
Miss Nettie Devore, (9 years.
calico patchwork quilt, , 90
J. c. Gilman, pure natural lub-
ricating oil, 90
And special premium.
1t will be seen by the above, THAI
Miss Mary Devore takes friend
Warne's rocking chair; and that Mr..
J. c. Gilman gobbles Mr.. q. T.
Devore's silver cup.
The premiums will be cashed at the
First National Bank on and after
Saturday next; and certificates and
diplomas can be obtained any time by
calling at the Clerks Office in the rear
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NOTICE.

To all whom it may concern: The
undersigned, is the owner OF some 60
head OF Hogs, running at large in this
precinct, and he is informed that par
ties are marking said Hogs with their
own private mark, then shutting them
up and selling them. This is 10 notify
all persons, that I shall claim my
property wherever I can find it, and
persons purchasing hogs should see
that they have good titles. and save
further trouble. +. NJ. WRIGHT,
VOLCANO, Sept. 20, '73. Admst.
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SPECI4L NOTICES.

NoTIcE.-The business men of Vol
cano are requested to meet at the Town
Hail Thursday, at 3 O'Clock. Business
Of importance will be presented for
your consideration.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

LOOK out for your stove pipes.
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Volcano LUBRIcAToR.
FEW TIME TABLE.

CcAEDULE OF rhc L. +. s S. II. Railroad.
- Gu and after Monday, May 10, 1873, trains
will leave and arrive rs follows:
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-10-07

The following are lists Of premiums.
diplomas and certificates awarded to
our advertisers at the Wood County
Fair.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-28
BY W. B. Ratclifff.. Auctloneer,
l6l2 Main street. e

r WILL SELL AT The STORE OF Mr..
IL w. II. LINDSEY. on SECOND TiETWEEN
MARSHALL AND CLAY STREETS, who Is
February 18th, comm encIng at l0i o'clock A.
FIXTURES, SHOW-C ASE, &C.; such rs is usually
kept In good retail grocery and feed store. -.
any person desiring to confluence business can
before.
fc get w. e. RATCLIFFE Auctioneer.
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5A.UcrIs,,H ssAEEs.-Fn Days.
by James &. APpersofi.
~ Real Estate Agent and Aactfunetr,
corner Main and Eleventh streets. !,

L 10 = IT
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VERY
~ VALUABLE ESTATES in pQWTIHl.As.T.A,hs
VENTUHE'' AND I" MAPLE COrTAGk:"-By
virtue Of u deed OF trust from John n. Woodfn ana
wife 10 the undersigned, dated 9Th OF July, 1876 re-
corded III Powfatan County Court clerks ounce, IN
the beneficiary Will cell mt auction. on the PREM
ises I'm gross. or divided, nay be deemed best on
THURSDAY, March 20. 1874 nj IL O'Clock d. ~
fair, &c not, the first fair day therpafterh the really
valuable property above referred %. .,do-ed md
amongst the finest estates ON upper james rlver,s
YentF-eight miles above Richmond, contains 9s5s
acres of which about 800 acres lisa acres nne James
river low-grounds besides creek fats anJOinng
well adapted to the growth Of wheat, corn TOBACCO
hay, oats, and other crops Hsual IN Ids cnuiate
The balance well wooded. There are TWO malsSions
syerSeers house. and two sets OF out-DuHuhSs, SUCH
One mansion called 'PLEAShNT OAK" not
long since added to and thoroughly reha,reds con
tains Twelve rooms; the other called "IH hlyEh
DWELLING.'' also added to and repaired "itnih .
short time, contains tea or twelve rooms, auu 10
handsomely situated on hill Just above the river,
from chills and fever and other maiarious dleases:
Tie scenery LIS very fine, and the view from :" IaE
RIVER DWELLING," especially s9yerlooks ZOE
miles the most beautiful lands ON James river;
Lawn" contains $50 acres on the south side OF fne
creek, near James river, 81 miles from " MalGens
Adventure OF which 2a0 acres are In OAK HICKORY
Maple, Ash, and other timber OF original CROWN,
the balance cleared and In fine state OF cultivation;
The soil is rich and produces we'll The cottage
has fl re rooms, wide halls, and large porches front
and rear. ~
s. 80" - =, j. l.. APPERSON,
, CHARLES U. WILLIAMS.
e, os-codtfIs Trustees.
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RirIlnlo,ld 1lspatrh.
FEBRUARY %, 1878.
jams BRooxs, OF NEw ionK, KEroEE =, 1I u,
.oSHss''N~ r-...' /,,oo,,ynn3,s Washington

J,ays BRooxs, OF NEW YoRK. REronE TIE TIL,
uoraR.-.TGrace Grecpwood's Wasn,nsuU n'
Correspondent His heavy, Dlir .n no' y" Of
amlable face, wore. to me, an eNl p,,;n, nor
S mn,;ant dciection, neither deprccat,n;g nol
ilasan, Mr. Brooks is the ghost OF his n"n
.e,s ,,,,;d. with q cold. biusfi-Sray lEl'tof,
sn1,ow.eyed, and emaciatcd. lie ioohs S
,hn,,ph he could not long survive inc lheiah-
ahniS close of his political career. An now
n rrS ough, honor to be. when its shadow,
rrsn,,tation. Is so dear. For Mr.. Brooks We
ali Ssis necnliar commiseration, on account OF
his nhysical condition. 1t seemed hard for
SO many to be arrayed against sick nah
a dead man, rather, he Secondhand Wheh
he hammer fell at the close OF that dreadiui
arrangement it sounded like the fall OF the hrst
clods on his coffin. During the reading OF
This report I was reminded Of the trial OF
r. r, Whittemore, for humber sort Oh
bribery and corruption, three years ago:
Then, I remember, I looked around on .li.
great house. resolved, for the time, into a a
high court of justice, and thought to lnysell
that perhaps many a soul there was holoihs
n solemn. score, little court of his own DC
fore which stood culprit, dumb, win utttf
dcfenceIessress, and that the name OF inns
delinounent was not Benjamin +. "hlt'e-
more.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-28
by Lyme & Brother,
Auctiouccrs and Real Estate Agents,
No, 1912 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRAC

rOhIM ISSIONER'S SALE OF A TRACT
~ OF LAND. WITH A VALUABLE GRlST
MILL THEREON, AT PUBLIC AUCTlON.--By
virtue OF decree Of tue Circuit Court OF Hcnrtc0
pronounced on the 27th February, 1873 In the suit OF
rurpiI executor, re. Roper's adm illustrator the mn
dersignac. NJ commissioner appointed by said de-
cree. will oszs for sale at public auction, on WE'D
NESDAY The 18th day OF March, 1873, ut the honr
of o'clock p. NJ. on the premises, that certain
TRACT OF LAND Containing Do $4,000 acres)
known in the division Of f. W. Ropers estate as the
mill Tract" with wafer Grist-mlll thereon, now
In tho occupancy Of George Is. Roper, and sl!uated
in the county of HeDrco, about two ana nan
miles from the city OF richmond on the new Cen
trail pike. and known Z" Ropcr's Mill ~; said sale
to he made ut the risk and costs of tho formecpur-
chaser George X. Roper and hts'security ON tic
bonds executed by him for his said purchase
TERMS OF SALE: Cash Is to SO much OF the pro-
Goods OF sale rs wi he sufficient TO pay the charges
Sr sale and The amount OF the bond of said Roper,
due on the 2t December, 1872, for $7s3.23, with ii-
terrs thereon from the 10Th December, 1871, till day
sale 1t six per cent; and credit as 10 the resi-
due of proceeds Of sale in two equal instruments OF
1858 each, payable respectively Of the ruth Decem-
ber 1874, and 10Th December. 1871 with interest on
said deferred payments from day of sale at tx per
cent. peraunuml-the purchaser 10 execute his bonds
with approved security, for said deferred payments
and title to he retained until the whole OF said bonds
arc paid and conveyance directed by the court.
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
,fs2 Couimisslt her.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-28
BY Grubbs L Williams,
Auc;ioIerrs and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and D&ES

GALE OF THE RICH MON D AN
~ YORK RIVER RAlLROAD.-Ey Nlrtn", ~ .
decree of the haucCry Court Of the eli! q. !,..t
mond In the CAUSES of the Richmond ana 80
River Railroad Company as. j. l,ros>cr i3'r
Robert HI. Maury, trustees, ana >: fFoSer !aF~.
Robert II. Maury. trustees. IS. ne hlcHhio,' :,
York River Railroad Company, cntcrr,! oG ihr !.
DIV OF December ls72. We the undersigned or ,4
survivor OF US, shall sell by public auction, a. y
auction-rooms Of Messrs. Grubbs !ans. !, a. -
Eleventh street. Richmond, Va, on fRiDAi, y
I'd day OF May. 1873, ut the hour OF !! VI; Al. :.
pFFGPe e CT sxeFS f' asb ea Yok RvE
ROAD COMPANY, including Its r2aJ"a,, p o.,
cross-tles, depots, sidings, cars, engines =
and all other property whatsoever. lhciIn'ps -
such sale nothing whatsoever belonging 10 isle,,.
pauy except Its chooses In action ana d,nIS u"e -
become due TO 1t. ,.,,,or..
II.: TERMS or SALE WILL BE As f"LLyy &.
The sum OF $4,000 sal be PAID - -, d
residue OK the purchase money shali ~ M y,
follows S.S,Gp0 on the Ist Of Jan'GtrN' ~. 'r,
tcrcst II the rate OF per cent. Yer anhHI9 4,
Gay of salc.payah!c semi-aEMuaily :. -, 4
LIST day OF january. lsst. with iht"rst - r.l6'
per cent. per annulp irnp tie dry 81 >tt' $50
scmi-anually; and the r"ma!nd"rc 81 Sht. tsa,rr,eg
money on the Isl day or J;u.uary. is, VII i. y 4
ut the rate OF per cent. per anauIH t',+ sgh,dI
sale, payable semi-;lnnualy-tile sc :" an p"
To the ratification or rejection az the 'on'h l.vs
session not t. be delivered until t!se -" h.
ratified by the court the deferred ~ n''tl -
secured by decd VI irust on the rtslt,&,,
deed 10 he subject 10 the approval" 81 ~
Capitalists viii take notice that the ,s''' ,,s.
aud conveyance viii be to cNtinSuisii !i'V - -!
pany and make the purchaser or p"f'lN'
corporate. So. piGy u
For further particulars apply 10 heSSts: ,ns ~
MhUkf, Richmond, Va atlnIiiSt!n, Fab.
@e' RoHERT Il. Aatki.
t,e5-,d Surviving irs--~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-28
BY 5. N. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
curncr Main and Eleventh stIrntS

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE NEAR THE CITY OF
RICHMOND-By virtue of decree Of the County
Court of Henrico, rendered on the 10th al SoyeLn-
rs. Eubank and ais, the Undersigned will sell at pub
lie auction, In front Of thu county courthouse Of
IIenrico. on MONDAY the Sd day of March, ls73,a
THIRTY ACRES, and the BUILDINGS thereon,
lying in the county Of Henrico, on Deep-Run turn.
pike, about six miles from Richmond, and owned
of 4 DIV ELLING-HO;lSE:,an and necessary outhtild-
ngs. This land is particularly valuable for garden
ing purposes
TERMS-Gnc-ihird cash, and the residue In two
equal instruments in six and twelve months. Title
retained until al the purchase money Is paid
CIIASThIN WHITE,
.fn C3-tl Snncial Commissioner,
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By Gruhbs & williams.

Auctloneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-28
By W. Il. Robins,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
No. lOU5 Raut street.

COMMISSIONER SALE OF LOTS IN
~ DlEAL'S ADDITION.--I In execution of n de-
cree of IT,; Chancery Court of Richmond entered
OF the Esd day of January, 1873, In the cause of
Case and ais. as. Chase &C. L, tho undersigned.
the special commissioner FOR that purpose. will sell
by public auction on the premises, on TUESDAY
the nth day of March, 1873. Mt ID o'clock =. NJ,
TWO LOTS OF GROUND In Duyal's addition to
the city of Rchmond--the one fronting % feet aud
inches on The north line Of Charity street, and run
ming back on western line Of st. John street 100 feet
the other lot fronts Gi feet western line of st.
John street and back southern line OF Fed
cral street towards ST. Paul street l?9 feet.
TERMS: 9nc-tourth in cash. one-fourth on a Gre
cit nj four months onc-iourth OH credit OF eight
months and the remaining onc-fOurth Oil 4 credit
OF twelve months, ir neroiaD" notes, with intcrcst
added ut tlc rate Of six per cent. per amium, and
i!e retained iii ALI the notes paid and convey
ancrs ordered 10y the Court. Taxes for tile year Ii -
to lie paid by the purchasers.
JOHN a. COKE,
70 % SDccal COMMISSIONER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-28
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctlonecrs.
SALE OF VALUABLE

rTRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i LAND ON YORK RlVER.-By y!r,ue, q
deed of trust executed on the 10th day 81 NrT
1871, by Benjamin n. Robinson and wife the LE;c'
signed, trustees therein named. viii sc! 81 i4.|
auction on the 9TH DAY OF MARCH, i''i tlS1
being ceurt-day, III front Of the cour-oaSc q! rs
Kent county. that valuable ESTATE kmnWn aS ",
"BRICk ROUSE" containing about INhL'S
York river and opposite the town Of We I P"!n
TERMS: Cash enough to pay expense "i sac NJ
debts secured in said iecd-s;iy about :..1sJ; a.i
to balance, terms Will be annouHcei upn -! "
sale CYRUS A. BRANCH
ROBERT L. AEMiciFAp.
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