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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-09-04
3ortitulture.
For the VERMONT FARMER.
PRACTICAL HINTS.

Pansies and a great many other flowers
retain their color after they are dried, and
they can be kept in shape by packing them
in sand while drying. Buttercups are very
pretty, and dry splendidly. had small
petunia plant last spring. 1t grew very
slowly until l commenced watering it with
hot water, frequently used hot tea, then it
began to thrive wonderfully, and continued
Towering far into the winter Hot water
had the same effect on iuchsas, but it is not
good for all plants. l do not mean boiling
water, but hotter than | can bear my hand
in. NELLIE.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-09-04
EiA,ttmnnt q, Eatmet
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r. CUMMINGS, Publisher g. Prop'r.
WIN. II. WHEELER, Editor.

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season. The plat selected for experimenting
was well manured the previous season with
rotted barnyard manure, and planted to
sowed corn. The soil would be termed a
clay loan. The plowing was done early in
May. The ground was furrowed with
light plow, feet apart in rows, and planted
2 feet inches by feet, making $3.50 hills
to au acre. The planting was commenced
May 81, and the potatoes were dug October
Ia and Is. The result is figured out as if
by the acre, and the number Of bushels CIV
en- in each column upon the basis Of 90 lbs.
to the bushel
Season of 1874.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-09-04
RECIPES.

Indian Puddiag,-Mix seven tablespoons
luls of meal with half cup of moasses, and
pour over 1t one quart Of boiling milk. Add
half cup brown sugar, little salt aud
small piece Of butter. When ready for the
oven add a cup of cold water. Bake two
hours. Excellent
Breast of Veal,-Coyer thickly' with
crumbs of bread put small Jumps Of butter
about on it, and sprinkle with pepper and
salt when baked, making gravy of butter.
This is a very nice dish
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-09-04

to indicate the rows, the cultiyator is run
between them, and they receive a slight hoe.
ing With the second hoeing is included the
process Of hilling and the cultivation is fin.
ished.
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Boat.
, 1874-05-16
-, - =. sr,,t
'stmMgder, VIII .O,at.s,

Ftosn tbs Carrolttots {It.l Gazete, Aaya -
,olafk 1vons, yoans nan about Al yours 81 age;
whose pafenth reside at M9ntozuma, Pike Coun:
ty, ts now In custody at ourC County Jail charged
with The: murder Of h1r. John n. Halbire, which
occurred on. tho night of, The ,aoth ult Taking
up this chain, link BY link tho culprit Was
traced to polnt two miles cast, OF Manchester,
whero, ,he was, arTestod. on Tuesday morning
last; .bY Deputy. Sheriff Jones Since the arreat
iossod tbat IL VAS IN acoomplloe ID tho decd,
and 1t is beloved he will yet give the whole
truth. lyops Is somewhat known by different
partieB IL this Vicinity, and he is, though young
in years. an old offonder;: ,He Is supposed to be
yuma, four years ago, about which time he dis.
appeared from home and Was net hoard Of nnti!
arrested ut par1iny1lo for Stealing tho jeWols OF
tho Catholic Church there. For this he, was
sent; to The. states Prison two yeare: His
brother, WHO also killed q alnan in Pike County.
about yaara ago, ia nov serving torn Of twenty
years In HtateTa Prison. He WAS examined be-
fore JuBticos Raiuey and Cocko on "Wednesday,
and remanded to Jail for trial in tho Circuit
Court. -
, 1874-05-16

upon Europe undergoing political transforms
lion. King ,En1Anuel Ia Rome: ths Fronoh EN-
p,re destroyed, and the German states' 'consoll-
dated into gtoat Empire, ,-yerfly, the prospeote
vero an,1y for the Pope and ~ pt91eetss;; nns
humblod himself before tho powor against which
hIe satrapH had boon sohem,inE for yoats. In
tho beginning Of tint .yenr, q Catholic depnts-
ton nrponrod at yorsniIlcs, and bolll tho
Emroror TO relnsiatc tho Pope In 1some, in 70.
tho Tapal bonoAlotlon. The refusal Of tho
r3oror to lend mis- aid to tho Boene was the' aig-
nal for tho most open onalauRhts ton the 'Em-
plse by tho ultramoutanea. Whenever a'Catho-
raa to bo found an. avowed cnenay of, tue
Empire. Tho pulpit I:rang withn, n donaE-
Citations; tl,o Catholic prosB was nlled' Win
snoere and troaaonous ARTICLES; hut oven eAen
Prussia did not pass any restrictive inaaauresA q
Catholic State Of Bavaria, which dofnanded that
mcans bo takon to. prevent tho priests incltinp
their; congregations 10 ,uproar' mud rosihssnce
ngainat the laws, that tho aot banlBhing. fhs
JosnIts was adopted which was aoon ioiiowaq
BY tho May lava" Of whsch !, have already
Thus It Is TINT Germany has boon drawn Into :
The laws which have becn dezignated "a oppress-
I've hnvo boen adopted f';;s =" :
-; , = 3, IN sE1F-pErENRE, t','l
to 30 govornod by t6e most holy mo-
tivos pPostitutos lta:' influence, : and ir
Of political nowsr. And not onlyin' Germany
but in tic whoio civilized world, for tho Papa
State Of tho futuro Is to comprise all nations
In Tho words Of a promincnt' Ultlamontane or
gnp, Die De,.tscho keic'szeilIng, "Tho 'moderp q
rnnds uf diasolutiof,.l Upon. tho r11ins. Of the
moilorn State, the Church will butld;'a new orlel
of thipge, % abe did whom tho old Aeathen-world
Empire sank into darknoBg." !" ;: The Church " Ii
t1,re Tor the aboye-aes,gnatod would-bo' :. .sebd
Of lisgoution" arc the much -perseeuted (7
Ultramontanos - t'>'': PuH9.
, 1874-05-16


The celebrated anatomist, Prot. Hyrt1. Of tho
,Yionna University, 1econtly soponel one Of 'l1s
lectures to his class with the Singular question
-"Whioh Is tho most beautiful foot considered
from the anatomical standpoint Z" and then
saia J." It is remaskable that there can hs| go
many divergent opinions on this subject. While
graceful foot IT a lady's foot) ne IN iaoal! oue
the enstomist uttorly rejeotsl aa beautiful, snd
only the large long ea broad foot Is tae ldss
writola OF IT, antiquity Horace, catnllus. snd
had r9at ef fenlnna of
thair beloved, their small foot. Tho people BE-
longing to tho Celtic, race have small foet, ths
Hindoes, ESPECIALLY. hnve such sma!l teot and
CountessoR fho native troops OF tho English
army in India possess in England their owl
armory whore peculiar kinds sES ceo 90,
then arc much too arnall for us 10 graBp with
oaae. Tho greatest beauties Of Europe -ths
.Italana-haVo really long aud broad foet." ..
, 1874-05-16
-. NOTES. AND OPINION. y,

Tho Sangamo Monitor, n Democratic weekly
paper at Springfield, III. (anti-iunatlon), says,
'No time should be lost in tho issue Of call for
Democratic Htato Convention" :" - -. +,
Tho Quincy QIl.) Herald, q leading Demo
cratic papor (anti-inaation), aaya: .'' J. !:
u noticeable tl.t p.gssaP sna politicians u tts
tor ss asw s1ss Tsss
with cheap money ssuea upon IN irredeesb1e baais,
fast losing hr zea in tho cause ot orton Logan
blunior it would havo bean to again 70 uphea!e thu
ss e e es sS u
that ~ L W.T. s a1sss
1stsn f. tas e sseas sSa 9 #
East.
Tho Car1inyile Democrat Qadependent) re-.
,oarks upon tho intuition issuo - ',
Ills evident that II extreme meamrea upon that
skem BY any RaS srs ~ s wss Sst
9'oe Sa nee F IT sps spsnsnoa
depcndent Convention1. may not fully realize tho
| situauon IN this regard. =: -.
The Oarlinyille Enquirer. Democratic anti
| imitation and friendly to the Farmers' hovo-
| mont, Bays tho Convention of June 10: must
" aoud forth platform tint hns no uncertain
sound and no double meaning" :.
! Tho aalena industrial Press. started aa IN
organ Of tho Farmors' Movement, says:
We cannot boI,eye that any party will doiborhtei.
commit itself to tho cheap money .and i1hatds
poty. Th!s Anlesa great shGugo taksa place. u
tsesf ss'ss Sat Ct saS RsseF To % ''' 'A
Tho Quincy Gill; WhiA Republican anti
initiation, taltiug It's toxt from Harper's "eeSsg
saye: .. -,
"1Yill the Republican party confirm the yeto7 w!
the Western md Houthetn Senators make ini,aton 81
result tn new ouo7 Those are tho questiona o. II
hour" . ::,.,,, Y.
, 1874-05-16
= .wANTED-.TO~ RENT.

,177iT ~ d;Ti;i3- 1ENr-A NEAT COTTAGE oF
w about lyo roomo, In good ordor. and In choice
noishhor,ood on Ycat sdo BY pornnnont and pFompt.
hoasG Msss ae tar lHnt 70 ssoo
Aircsa statinK toEs and location, Tfthnne oteo
WTANTRD-T0. RENT--A HOUSE or ABOUT .
w toons will putohhss on 4sny HHmthy pa}msnts.
, 1874-05-16
AGENTS WANTED.

A 0ENTa W4ETRpTo TAKE AaFNTss,, ~ ~ }nM. ~.
nly 10 sgsnts Aoois o. trial 3 months. nosMas sts
J1ME5 r. alOEI, la2 Htats,st,
, 1874-05-16
.REAL ESTATE. WANTED:

WTANTEp-k PIECE OF / rFM1RsT;uMLAss M M ~ BUSINESS ;I
cash of so eo WI a. induesnsnt iof ths
olaaf OF lncubTauob unleas vcr5 rcntod
Anawers TO this inust state location, ana athoI
, 1874-05-16

non sALEA WALNUT ANp pa Iacn Ant;oL9pn ts5Iv psr.
patof1 f1n. n anondid Grotur FAksf family seHfnR
lss a%Ids tuIt ~ f5e SSb. No. s5 Miohasn:ey. ~
~sGil RAl,n-L0W, 4 VERY FINE III YILK o0vElhMp l..d
useS and yey e!ugant carriage, AtWe Alsaa-
xta&rs
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e.
iug scene. The supper, with It's ineats'
pickIes, safils, ice.creams, cakes. candies, &C.,
would compare with the tine suppeIs you
ha We Ia your city. Every one, Including .ne
soldiers nom Richmond, whe are here tnis
evening. aeern to have enough to eat as wen wei
as to drink. -
The dancing has been resumed again %
O'Clock In the morning., but We will leave
the merry dancers to themselves.
The guests and visitors are loud IN tne,r
praises of Mr.. james A. Fraxier, the propri'
etor, who Is certainly trying to promote the
Measure of his quests. His acts VIII moi
soon be forgotten. The experience OF the
past TWO years proves that ne intends %
make this one of the most delightful resorts
| in this State. 60
| L. Monkey, the celebrated costumer Irom
Washington. D. G., is here with his assist
lahts. and but for his beautiful and hand
some costumes which we see tonight, as
we'll as those which were used on the nigh
of the carnival, this bah could not have beer
a success. His wardrobe ia complete In every
respect. "a
| n,aosant "reminiscences. CLAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-01
BY Holt, Douglas & Co.. Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A CELE.
RIVER PLANTATION.-By virtue OF decree OF
the Circuit Court OF Meckleuburg county in 'be cause
STYLED oyer6ey and ais u.s. WIZ ms a., hSd aS
signeo special commissioner thereby appointed,
will offer Tor sale by public auction. on the prem
lses, on WEDNESDAY the. I'd day Of September,
PLANTATION, lying In the couutic5 Of Mecklen-
burgand Halifax six miles above Clarks vile, OH the
bK fI % i '7d7'p AND sky SEVEN ACRns.
About four hundred 450J and tf.y acres are low
six and three fonrths acres are part of Totola
Island" lying between tile two rivers, and celebra-
ted for It's fertility AMI productyeness. Eighty
1907 or one hundred (100l acres of the uplands are
cleared and in good state of cultivation; the bal
ance Is in the rknal growth, Is well timbered, and
is tirst-cIass plant and tobacco land.
DWELLING-HOUSG with twelve rooms in-
Guiding ccar-rooms. all accommodated with
usefa cose Or aao house sae
story and q half high: seven good SER
wants houses with brick and rock chimneys; four
teen barns in 20 ID order; three shielded granuri.
two of which are rock, aud one constructed for
threshinR; one strlppng-house, plastered. ana all
necessary stables, cribs, &C. All oczes In these
rock. This plantation is in daily communication
with Clarkesyille and ,hs kish%Gnd and 1any ne
o tbe ny sras I lam land IN
The purchaser will get entire pos ession or THIS
plantation ON the 1st of next january, but VIII 0e
entitled, under the contract with the present tell
ants. 10 seed crop of wheat this fall.
TERMS: One-thiy1 Of the purchase money In
cash; the balance IN equal instruments, payable one
aud two yeas from day OF sale, bonds 70 be exc
cutcd for the deferred payments hearing interest at
six per cent per anDum from day OF SAFE, and title
TO he retained until all the purchase money Is PAID
and a conveyance ordered by the court.
An examination of the premises Is Invited.
JOHN A. COKE,
Special Commissioner,
au 4-d2awtds&sw1 awtds kichmOrd. Va.
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Dk GS,sbssS.
MOTTO E.

pECIAL NOTICE.
Having formed a co-partnership under the name
ano s'S'' - sYCLE BROTHERS.
we would respectfully call the attention OF oui
friends and the public generally to the great In
ducemenls we will offer for only one week.
Please call and ex anime OUR BARGAINS before
purchasing elsewhere.
We will offer the following bargains Tor TINS week
Those CaSSIMEkES which we have marked
down so aud 75c per YARD must be s"ld now, as We
have too large aquanliiy on hana. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Some of those Deautiful CLOAhlNGSa anu eaS IN.
ISGS which we have now marked down 10 nan
price must be sold 10 make room for new goods:
in foe black DOESk Ne and black CLOTHS we
offer special bargains this week.
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODSi
DRESS GOODS!
we have marked them down 10 and zoe. pei
ward all goods suitable for coming season.
III fact, We have now on hand one OF inc large s
stocks In the CITY. and 10 make room Tor more new y,
goods we offer the following goods for THIS week at
S Hed and Nv White TWiLLED FLANNEL;
Hiuc and gray TWILL ED FkaNSEL;
Blcached and brown rADLE DAMASh;
FRUII LLOTHo;-
i,ygs sfo sna Of S sdnhESinD sKIRrs
Black and colored SlLKs:
IRISH and JAPANESE. POPLlNS;
BLACK ALPACas from zoe. 10 81:
CREPE CLOTHS ana boAbAHlNEo'
ALL-WOUL MUSLlNS; ,n.
Blank .TS, QUILTS. and COMFORTS;
CsSSIMERES from 40c. up:
SAA WIS In all sizes and qualities;
Hosiery and Glove:
KID GLOVES (goo1 quality AZ toc'
BUCK SKIN GAUNTLtiS Ut 7oc,;
sash and Neck RIBBONS:
Plain and slrped EAINSOOhSi
IRISH LINENS,
and good many other goods too numerous 10 men
'A'A' SY.Lt BROTHERS,
42g Broad between Fourth and t1fth stree,s;
Wa offar air sincere thanks to our friends ard the
public for tucir kind patronage tor the last twenty
wears ana would respectfully ask conlnuance Oh
Inc s,me EesnectfulIy, JULIUS SYCLE,
~, 90 I w ISAAC SYGLE.
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aTeTr,,y sAIs:s. future gay..

Ati4IdhaBN 9fAAasys
TSiOMMIssfONE Rs, SALE OF YA Y { !,
Bile gsyEE t a., iaass Of
~ MA Iit sob.Es Tiassn hEb TasM
~ q 1bi rnss q Wisn
iSt day uf Nay. ST. In ibe chancery su . ~ ~
A. Harper &C.. u.s. Eomuaa 1872 a anu ,nini.
s sa ,5 .s nn .R eFpassa
1 s,ea Ssn IN pGa1 he county
Of Caroline, InIedsa!eiy on se ~ os ,,arii
lion of said arm maggie maae eelW and cnnfaiuiug ONE
T 1Tsat j NJ AND WENTY AM, ONr.HALE
ACRES of which about six hundred acres ~ ~ ~
land and the residue In wood aud timber Oh Hhe
The said land Will he divided into three farms
sach nnd tnfo three bodies OF wood and tttDhered
land OF about one hundred and hfty sCEes easn;
This land Is located .bont thireen
miles from the Chesapeake arc oDlo ,,tan 90
Hanover Courthouse, and about the sans dlsLSe
from Pamela tattoI 1nte Hig IN Clear, land Is ia
good state Of cultivation ana ranks Nun t3vote
lands on that river. he soil IS easy W nranc
auick and productive, yielding remuneraiing cInps
Under proper culture. There are no bnlioiD t
ether than few cabins, on This and, as ln -n
Berkeley but necessary buildings could oe erefta
u small cost there being an abundance oi ..s nis
nine and oak timber OF the anu' anu oar-uhhI.'
Convenient The timber Is! of the finest ,q1a,l5,
and may be made into lumber on INC iano anu tlen
shipped 10 market, or EASILY rafted IN iogs 10 any
point on the river where II might be desirable 70
erect saw-Inll. ,,-,,,,.
MIR. John Cooke, who lives In kln2 ilit an
Kindly agreed 10 show persons DESTROYS OF purchits.
ing overir, and plat OF IL may oe seen at Tue law
mond, Va. -, ,os,s Of
the suit and the expenses Of the sale, probably
S3n6 TO be Maid Dro rata by the different purchas-
ers and the residue IN three equal instruments, ut
one two, ana three years from the day Of sue, tbe
deferred naynnents carrying interest from day OF
sale. and the lille to De retained until all the pur.
the cnurI EPPA HUNTON,
N A. NICUL,
II. X. GARSLEN,
GEO. Z. HAW,
sn11awtdsTu Special Tommssi. ncrs.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1Il3 Main street.

4 DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
STREET.. NORTH SIDE. BETWEEN GILNER
AND SHlFER STREETS, FOR SAIL BY x NC
TION.-We shall sell by auction, on the premises
ON FRIDAY. september 9TH, at 6 O'Clock P. 81
that admirably. constructed and converienily-ar-
ranged BRICK DWELLING located as above,
with sement, two stories, and attic containing
eight rooms. with Kitchen, stable. &c, in good re-
pair, and lot beautifully ornamented with shrub
berry, &C.
Terms: II, 900 cash: balance in six and twelve
months negotiable notes to be given for The defer
red payments, with interest added, and secured by
a deed of trust RICHARDSON & CO.,
au3l AucttoDeerS
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BY Cook i Laughton. Aucroneers,
corner Governor anu franklin streets.

SUPERIOR FLOODED STOCK, TOP
~ BUGGY. AND HARNESS. AT AUGTlON;T
On FKIDaY 4tb instant, at / 0 o'clock. we will
sell at our store the following very valuable proper
ty:
i pair MATCH MARES, by "Orion," four years
old. very stylish, perfectly reliable. and regard
cd The most valuable match now on the market !;
] elegant Z tP-buJt.GY with the set of double har-
mes, when, taken with The above match OF
E,ares, Is undoubtedly tile most elegant estab-
Hshment of the kind now used III our city.
At SAME'TIME,
OPEN BUGGY and HARM ESS, in complete order.
To parties wanting such property an opportunity
now &C urs seldom presenting ITSELF as the property
In every respect equal the representations and
Is only sold for want of use.
sale poSitIye COOK & LAUGH TON,
Sc AurtioneerS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-01
BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF LOT AND
y EXCELLE NT BRICK TENEMENT AT TIL E
SORTHWEST CORNER OF LEIGH AND
THiRTIkTH STREETs.-Will be sold ut auction,
on the premises, on THURSDAY, The Sd OF SEN
TENDER, 1874, at 5k O'Clock q. NJ. the House and
LOT located as above now occupied rs a store ana
dwelling by Nessrs Gin & Skinner. T he lot has a
trout on Thirticth street Of 10 feet and on Lel8h
street OF 1872 feet. The brick tenement has four
rooms, and adjoining 1t on the north Is q frame
tenement occupied as grocery store, which is re-
garded as q good business stand.
TERMS At sale. W.GOU'lH,
sci Auctoneer.
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FOR LEASE.

THE UNDERSIGNED. BY AUTHORI-
Il TY of the stockholders is prepared 10 lease the
PROPERTY OF The WHITE SULPHUR
SPkiSGS COMPANY for term Of years II moi
privately before that time the lease will be Of
fered ut public auction. on the premises, upon The
18th day of September Mex.
For information rs TO terms. &C.. application may
be made TO the undersigned, or TO w. w. GORDON,
attorney for the company, ut Richmond, Va.
A. n. WELLFURD,
President While Sulphur Springs Company.
/ all 1S-td
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A UGUST 3, 1874.
T. z. PRICE & CO.,
have just opened
NEW SIDE BAND PRINTS,
IRISH LINENS and BLACK SILKS;
NECK RUFFLINGS IN variety;
BLACK aud CoLoRED KID GLOVES;
LADIES BLACK SILK GLoyES-best;
WASH NETTs and BLACK SILK NETT;
HAMBUhG EDGE s and INsERTISGS;
WHITE URGANDIEs, VICTORIA LAWNS,
STRIPED LAWNS FOR PoLANAIsESi
BUCK and Isle GAUNTLETS;
LINENS for suiting and travelling.
In order TO make room for new stock, all the
SUMNER DRESS GOODS
will be sold Off without regard TO cost. Great jobs
offered IN them to those in want. aus
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BY Chatiin, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate AucuOnecrs and Agents,
corner Tenth and Bank streets.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED, SPECIAL COM
4 MlSSIONERS, appointed for the purpose by 1
decree Of Amelia Circuit curt made at the dune
term of The said court, S74, VIII. In pursuance OF
said decree, proceed sell, the premises. ut pub
lie auction, to the highest bid1er. on the 10TH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1874 (iT fair. anT II not
on the next fair day thcreafterl. al o'clock + III
on that day. that certain LOT OR PARCEL OF
LAND In the city OF Richmond (menli0ned 10
Commissioner Meade'5 report] Of which WI liam
}. Barksdae dIed seized and possessed, and which IS
described In the decd 10 said Barksdale as fronting
100 feet OH the south side Of Water street aud run.
ming back TO the sbplock, and pounded on the east
by Inc land of 4. Robnson, DR., ana on the west by
the land OF n. T.. CaDell.
TERMS Five hundred dollars in cash; balance IN
six, twelve, and eighteen months from the day oil
SALE negotiable NOES TO be taken for the deferred
payments. with interest added. and title retained
until al of The purchsse-money Is paid and u de-
cree for the conveyance ordered by the court.
WILLIS }. DANCE,
THOMAS Z. GILES,
Slecial commissioners.
BY CHAFFIS, STAPLES & CO.. Auclioneers:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-01
BY Bronaugh 6 Taylor,
Auctioneers aud Real Estate Agents.
Office opposite Court-House, on Hull street,
Manchester. Va

A FINE TRUCK FARM ON THE
IA. RICHMOND AND PETERSBIRG. RAIL.
KOAU, AT RICE'S STATION, SEVEN NILE
.FhOM RICHMOND. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
BY request of The owner we will sell Mt auction on
the premises. WEDN tSDhY, september 2, 1874
ut IL O'Clock M, that very desirable TRUCK
FARM located as above, combining 40 acres OF
laud well adapted TO trucking. with dwelling
house. store and post-oftlce on the premises.
Parties Wishing TO Obtain good home and pro-
fitabe investment Will do we'll TO attend the sale.
TERMS Oue-half cash; balance IN six months;
secured by d. ed OF trust.
BRONAUGH & TAYLOR,
an 2S.tds AuciiOneers.