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The Career of Notable swindler.

The Career of Notable Swindler.
The death by his own hand of Lord
Gordon Gordon ends not unfitly the
career of ono of the most remarkable
scoundrels OF the age. What name
and station were truly his there is now
no chance of discovering He appeared
| tls nrSe An NJ eW York, not quite three years
| ego, under the title ef Lord GEORGE
dofdon, and lived ct the NetronoIitSn
| otei c.ei m sumptuous style in accord
it ~lsn ms rank attended by valet and
! PiiVs's seci etsry, and served with I1,sssls.
IN his room on plate adorned with armo-
7, xle4 bessines. "a was at the time when
Ec... 1t extremely low CURES. On Car,
gelefisf
life and fate Of the lost earl Of Aber-
deem, whose family name he bore, and
the story was circulated that the earl
had not been drowned, but had appear
ed in the person of Lord Gordon. This
idle tale, however, is one that he was
not responsible for. He appeared as the
representative of English and continen-
tai shareholders in the Erie railway,
and laid his plans for no petty con-
quests. He invited Horace Greeley
and Col. Thomas A. Scott to meet each
other at dinner with him, his private
secretary representing to each that Lord
Gordon was the particular friend of the
other. After dinner, over the wine, heA
broached a daring scheme of railway
enterprise which almost captured the
faith and assent of his guests. Col
Scott, however, took the matter home
to think of. With the shrewd Jay
Gould he was Immediately successful,
and he gained also the confidence of
other leading capitalists, including the
late Horace +. Clark, from whom he
obtained large advances on the pretext of
desiring the settle his Scotch tenantry on
lands IN Minnesota Gould, also, was
induced to put into his hands stocks
and money amounting to half a million
of dollars. He was arrested as a
swindler, before getting ohe ewith his
booty, slipped his bail and went TO
Manitoba. The attempt of two detec-
tives from ST. Paul to kidnap him there,
and their consequent imprisonment by
the Manitoban authorities, gaze rise TO
a long diplomatic cOirespoN Hence be- |
tween the governments of tHe Domin- |
ion and the United States, and recent |
sequel in the villainous attack on the |
Manitoban district attorney IN st. Paul. |
Since his arrival in Manitoba, Lord |
Gordon's schemes of colonization have |
been the wonder of the inhabitants. |
Lately he had instructed a firm of Win |
nipeg lawyers TO sue those Minneso-
tans who shared in his Illegal arrest, |
which was, of course, mere blacs-
mailing dodge, Gordon had an aristo-
cratic bearing, and affected familiarity /
with the British nobility he possessed
an intelligence, vigor and ingenuity that
would have given him success in an
life.
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CAPr. CAuLFIELD, who Kills tigerd
for the Madras government, extracte I
from two living cobras eight grains OF
their poison, which he placed on beef
halt which was eaten by tiger but
the tiger did not suffer from the meat.
Cant Caulfield knows now what he
MIGHT have known before, that some
noisons which are deadly if injected in
fo a wound becomes harmless in the
stomach, where they are apparently de-
composed and digested,
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NEWS or THE WEEK.
EAST.

During the first seven months of the
present year 78, ,S5S immigrants were entered
at New York, = falling on Of los, $50 compared
with the corresponding period Of 1873.
The chief OF police of Philadelphia
has Issued q proclamation stating that the
police forego any claim to the whole or part
of the twenty Thousand dollars reward,
offered by the Mayor for information
that win lead to the arrest and conviction
of the abdnctors of Charley Ross. The chief
invites communications, Otherwise from per-
sops who may have the needed information
A Washington dispatch gives as the
reason why the secretary of the treasury lin
tied the call foIedve-twenty bonds to twenty
i've millions, that not only the call Of the first
INST, but subsequent calls are likely to bring
In well executed counterfeit $40 bonds known
tohave been extensively sold in Europe, and
it is sproposed to subject ',all received to the
closest scrutiny
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Patrons of Hushandrr.

We give below the number of subor-
dinate oranges in the different states of
the union on the 1st of June, as shown
by the official records of the national
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penter, you will permit me to take your
things for you and see you into a carri-
age, will you not
''As ne stopped and took her pack
ages from her, he asked in low tone
Have you ever thought, Miss
Evans, that it would be well for the
revisers of the New Testament to omit
to state that Christ was q carpenter
You know some people might feel so
much greater reverence for him if they
did not know that humiliating fact.
She stood like one transhxed and
neither answered his questions nor OBJ
jected to his taking all of her bundles.
Then she meekly followed him out of
the ears. Her face was so crimson and
she looked so utterly crestfallen that
your tender-hearted aunt said that she
could not help pitying her, richly as
she merited the lesson. But I could
not pity her, Alice, she had shown such
n thoroughly selfish and disagreeable
spirit. Aud l wished that the white
headed old man had remained in the
car long enough TO witness her discom-
titure. | think that he would have said
again: That is just what she deserved. ,
And told your aunt SO, and she said
that she hoped that the poor girl would
so profit by that days experience that
she would never deserve to be so hui
inflated again.
And I hope, Uncle John" said
Alice in a softened and subdued tone as
Mike came up to the door with the
that L never again shall merit
the rebuke conveyed in your story. -
" y. Independent.
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mp the cocoa palm to gather nuts. The
native women in Australia climb the
gum trees after opossums. Where the
bark is rough they chop holes with a
hatchet; then one throws about the
tree rope twisted as long as will go
around it., puts her hatchet on her
cropped head, and placing her feet
against the tree and grasping the rope
with her hands, she bitches it up by
jerks, and pulls herself up the enor-
nous trunk almost as fast as man will
climb ladder.
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| In is observed that at the fashionable
seaside resorts no ladies under one
hundred and forty pounds avoirdupois
are in bathing thus season.
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't't cannot, my learj for 1t certainly
was he replied Hiss Grace. Why.
what is the matter. Clara? Didn't yon
like him I? If YOU aid not, / am sure Won
will when YOU become acquainted with
him. He Is ons ofthe most refined and
agreeable men in The world, and his
wife is Just as agreeable as he is. I
thought that you we're one OF the most
fortunate of girls Wien your father told
me that they had c5nsented to take you
to board. wish thet l were in your
place.
"You'd wish yos we're anywhere bat
in my place if you hsew what
''Miss Grace interrupted her in her
sentence by exclainlf 3
'''Why, here is Ar. Gaylord now.'
Ms.uzssssz..rd, ne said as he was
passin ie2Ling toward them,
this som. you were
speak kaSago, is my
: : : : : : ; ;
Evans, VSI16w thai am yar-
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A WESTERN paper introduces sergeant
Bates as "the fag-toting fiend.n
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y "Ir costs less to take a weekly pa-
per, argues the Cape Ann Advertiser,
ethan n diligent hen can earn in a
year, at the market price OF eggs"
BALD mountain has got through shak-
ing, and singuiarly enough the new
converts around there have commenced
playing cards and setting up again.
1T may be the right of an American
citizen to ride around in a wagon and
howl like wild beast, but quiet people
wish that elections were further apart.
A MASSACHUSETTS man has been in q
successful business forty nine years,
and never advertised. The business
consisted chiefly in lying about his
neighbors. fr nt
WITH stupidity and sound digestion
man may front much. Bpt what in
these dull, imaginative days are the
terrors of conscience to the disease of
the liver ?-CdrtyLe. @ rrf1
A YOUNG LADY asked a clerk in the
Wisconsin News company's store if he
had Festus." "No," replied the
clerk, "but Tn afraid a boil is COM
ing on the back of my neck"
CHURCH services in Green Bay only
last three-quarters of an hour, but if a
Sunday dog-fght don't continue at least
an hour and a-half everybody feels dis
appointed.
A YOUNG WOMAN at Trenton, who was
sleeping with her feet hanging ont of
he chamber window, was struck by
lightning and almost torn to pieces.
rhe other Trenton women have taken
heir feet in.
!, The Grand Rapids Mich Post thinks
hat to deny women the elective fran
,hise because they can not bear arms
would not be one whit more unreason-
tble than to deny men the ballot be-
,ause they can not bear children. -
A MICHIGAN girl was killed tSsSs
,iuv-~while. picking feathery
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The order for the British Mediterra-
can squadron to proceed to the coast Of Spain
has been countermanded- r.
The investigation into the assassina-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-20

a Remarkable Discovery.

-,,.,r REMAINS or A urrsr rcUSn N
,oSe or..ry SIXTY rliT BI%EAFH fGt
yAE78'S SURFACE.
The Scranton HcfabHcGa says:
. remarkable discovery uf tho 30>>ii'icd
r,,,u;,,s Of II hnrse w3S made III st"nrlih
:. ~. SKI, ward Of this cit! OH cG"r,'
10, las. At n depth that completely Upset
,hc theory hicii kaS long held ihH, Tic h"'>'
was unknown in tbs country anterior 10 lh'
discoveries OF Christopher toiumbfS.
The quarry III which TIE romans OF lG'
,ri,,2l we're found is situated on the ii&n'
hank Of the Lsckawanna river, lying SCUM
r;cs, oltbc main portion Ct the city, ara pa
hcen worked Tor ihc Hst year hy Mr. j. l..
Gardner. OF Dp6gcto"n.
,r;,r discovery was made hy twoN o. Nincn
mined John Heating MHd DAVID SiFhui",
Mo nrs engaged III blasting He rock~, ana
no on first seeing The p&r;cc, i"a>it 'HiaG
mi length on The solid >trGr wore some
what SURPRISED. They did noi, however, &C.
Ia5G he discovery .! any great hhTo'tnhC'
10 the outside world, 0ud - soon IL u'Gi'
own brief establishment WAS satisfied ldt;
,,rcccnIed With their work. bta,.cd t"e :'N'
al ,rio fragments and :i.reN the }iea'c!
ior.lan Of il iuto the lifcf 5lVa@ WIZ t't
other pieces o. lock Tat Neir MC't'a ~
them.
'fhe spoL where the animal kay i SHY icc'
below TIC surface Of ihc c1lh. inc lE'i
thirteen feet consist oil clay OF srhmy u1Iufc
alter Which there 2:2 thirty Feet 81 damon.
vein coal, ard again tiyG feet Of Solid rock
beneath which the equine fossil "aS 'ouh"
Underneath this l0r: is Spic:diG stratum
Of sha,c tvc cn,y-thGcc f"st in thickness, Hicl
which Is reached VIA: is known ~ ;Ic boct
vein Of coal.
II has luDc been weed question vii!
scientists. as well $ tue community o! think
elsu large, whether the horse really had nj
existence Oh this hemisphere prior 10 tn
discoveries Of Columbus. Numerous arsG
lDnnts have recently been oduGced ~ iaTG
Gl the prehistoric horse, the moSt coaYifc
;Ug Of which hHs been the discovery OF IT,
Se,fiGed rcmHlui CT the "nrAiC "r1llli II
strata uf different degrees q "rjt" IA"
.Gnr2cter, whose Erowtc 0n>i care b''A !"
the l.m centuries o. tAo ri>:.
The discovery. IN Inc mot 'i" -, ~
retriacliop, OF the fell u ".'tI' We ~
lude, al depth Of s,XiE lt'f, una. ''i'.''!h
Strata OF earth. eia!e, solid r"C", Rru c.'a''
forms q most convincing argument 10 laF"l
Ufihe horses history, and oi lie rccent results
10 pk.c,, science la attained III olA.r .oI'
tionS Of the country.
'she fossil remains CT Tie here haYC been
found in the caves Of Brazil, aud yet thcI" i
10 record Of lis ctC:a! existence With ma@
olti he was brought from Europe 1y The
hpuniaTds in the sixteenth century. l. Is
probable that v hru Ibis valley Ne> vast
lake the bcrsc whose l,niaiGs were iouaI ~
the stone quarry c,u$e 10 thc LackeWHilnH Cu
"Wednesday WAS dro: ned, ana Wien t'it
great catsclvsin was swept a"ar i!Vn on
valleys anG hills by tie e'n->!lIitir$ st"H'>
OF tine, the formations u subaeGa'n, cen
turtles produced the strata ii "!at" t@d '0rE
aud coal beneath WHICH tl.r lrt!;!j-U sl,t&
has been preserved.
I'VE don't credit this .G!T', tlotl@I! It pu'-
ports 10 he true.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-20
Hy t;rubl)y L Williams,
Zeal r stale Agents aud AuctjDnrers,
EI.Ycnfh street bctwCen Main and Bank.


TRUSTEES SALE OF THE NOTED
"GAM5LE Ma SSlOH," AID YALuhHhE
1TTILJ,ISt; LOIS A!iJuIEiHG. AT AUCTION.
I'm execution u the provisions of n decd OF tr'si
from e. d. Wallace and wife and Others to 'he sub
srrlhrrq Il, trustees, dated 18Th EcptHmDer, SI1
aud ,lu,y recorded in EiAiIlnnd Lhlncery Cnur'
Office being thereto required h. the lionT OF 1--WE
or tho note. thereby enc;rrd, and cow due ana nm
paid we will .ell NJ auctcn, upon the PREMISES on
FRIDAY, 22th Ma?. commencing at 1clock -,
NJ The property conveyed In said de.d-to VIII
The same extending on The East line OF Third stree
frn,a iiyrd ~ Arch street 'iavlnS lroht Gi
500 S-12 feet. and running back l2O feel 10 AZ al
ley go feet wid". .,urr,>-
JIunu this property stands the "G tNBl.t MAN
SliS."u large ard substantial brick Dwelling. 0c-
rupgilg one Of the most te utii III situations IN inc
city, aud commanding @rdna Vie" vi TUG tilJ nh'
IT.. surroundings.
TERMS UNDER ThE DEED: Cash sufficient 10 de-
FRAY expenses u, sale and Ia pay oil ana dlscharSc
;yo rOtns Amounting 10 .10,2JO, Win lhlers.
thereon III lie rate Of ten per Ccntun per ahhuhi'
fc,u 9th September, s73: the residue upon "uch
rrms ~ the grators In said decl inay direct OF III
,yc'lt III turr Culre to give such direc!i!n tien
unog itr- ~ Us may Gem NJ Tic saihC " oc an
'''''~s' 1t '''U ''''-' .yJTIT HOWARD.
JAMES Z. GUDUlN.
Trustees
memorandum : Iris probable that arrangements
may ,r rr,. with lie consent 81 the partlfS III
terms Inu,c favorable 10 purchasers lE2n those
named .hDTe. r,,. .,xo,.
II iu DC observed that the from; on tElra street
en,ry:r.cs sO:uv y~:y handsome bui!Iin@ in,s.
jobs HDWAkn,
JAMES l.. GDDnlN.
Gnyni:, & WILLIAMS, Auclion,rrS: ,,,s,s,,
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alaga.
!. ,Trryoy sALsss-Fu1I.re ,1yr:
BY Wellington Goddin 1:,o,,ser.
Re,, Estate Agent ana ah.l , s,reats
MT - rr,er.uth and Bank slree'a-

.iii"o - -- 81 4 TIA :
,,u,-srEE,s SALE OF VERY WAX nsHal Z,
DIN REhI. ESTATE Q SNSrockOE bill
saTppS 'cs.T ADJOINING TIE TitoIDW NLLING
SS,t,'iExsT. AND LARGE Bh tnTiHHTn STREET,
&c THE EAST IiSE Vr DIV virtue of a de-
NORTH Uf Ch.nccry Court OF The eity , =, raSes
cree Of lh ned en- the 13fh May; 1874 IN In TdS,g
mond, emteItr" executor ~. Hoycr o. .ru sr
VI tiess''l,,it,. ,.r ~ Clentnni;igs eaes".. ss
i"ycr S,t,,,s administrator ma ';r,"a nf =
ava tei iir.r e Iudwig sc. anu U, ,ar 500
,Etlnnsc ,rist bearing date IoIh Gnddn trlls-
'crn ni ny Ion icudinn!rg TO W; I'LL rrrirln
executed y, o ~ T. Hover and c. l.. Lu1|'F uir,
tee. to s ccutI mentioned. duly recnltcn innend
Il ibis irltgn court | shall. IA trustee
monn ou,,,W, auciIou. on The prclnEc-' W . y, r
I" sTii H., nsth Nav, 1874, comMeiEtnS "
~ u 4, thar very valuable hEt>i , r tirth
"c'n,H l,,,, side of Marshall street 'cti"r sc
"" evcnth Streets, RontinE tO ',,. w.; ~, whIclI
rn ~ r, hnrufcd on the cast " inn ~ h. uarHrt
",. aud having thereon rt1,"an
IvGn"r' nrc,,IInh by Mr. =. L. fcrh'isoai ,,s
Iii i renrrlcd as amongst the llio. @ ia rrpr
j.; ,,,,t tn,allty rs IL has space ch'us" IVA vs.
ZION nj three ster,G ,,, ,,r,.o and wcll-built
Az, .KT Unwilling on The east 'i!c , -, "a !
bhtshr ! noh street now occupied ny .n'5'i -
",,or nc, H. Jpflrtls. he mouse Is thlti pt,
v. ~; .yo lc bnscmcut haau'"li'sl! ;, =
r,Jnrn cuuccuicuccs, anlpe "t,pn ,,t zoe ,,rr
,,,,ts sc aud Is really I'm eNcclitht IN
~ nt i'm: front Of 312i feet ana ocp'h VI LOU
lt.s,,,s. one fourth cash: balance NJ 4 ., IN" :
~. for rr.otub.e notes, Interest au,tn ~,
I ,.,i,rd ri MI III the purct1s iiIuhey l. i.lu
aiah ','' ". GrDUlS, Trustee.
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sTCTsoN SALES.--FUTURE Days:
By Moody u Royal.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
.fftce- corner OF Seventh and Hull streets,
nfauft1e-tnr, Va.

rs7RrIsTEE'S SALEOF ONE HUNDRED
ACRES or yALyAEEIhlEi LAn NJ vi ~ TIE II :
aond -. ,rpsi executed TO the under ,igned by Ma
+ Gg 6sn gng Of ore record or h !" he csTk
rm.o oi aid county, Deed Book volume AZ. page
is7 al sell q. publ; auclpn on s MnND u; me-
june 3, 1874. nj o'clock =. mi ID ron o. Tue
s tsr that helug couI,-day), ONE HUNDRED
tcKIS OF VALUABLE LAND, lying on Swnf
creek forty acres cc red balance Ia oak ana pine;
hnIr mile fiom the old courthouse and about n
uu half miles from the Glover ii!ll railroad a,ih
three and a half miles from Halfway station on
The Richmond and Petersburg railroad. Good
FRAMED DIV ELL1NG. containing four rooms,
nearly new, TN goD'i order, and good ou-bUldln.s.
ConycnIent 10 churches, schools, &c, aud has
on it one of the finest springs IN the county. Fine
Young reach orchard OF clIcic" kind1.
This place. surrounded ms II Is with so many
comforts and conycnjsnces, shoiid attract those
desiring n nice little home convenient 10 Rich-
moud aud other mari: cts, 10 this sole.
TERMS: Liberal and madc known on tbG day OF
s,lc. WILLIAM BENJAMIN CuALkLEY,
ing 10 30 % 27.S.Ilr3 60 Trustee.
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~ Richardson X Co.
E-al ES!iie Agents and hGciipnrtrs,
20. LIZ Main strCyt.

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- 49,. TrtI.S,,, mi r,i:.. ~
- l. -; ~, :. ~ ,Str,'
r"M 2IHrs.iS ,E ,, ,'.;l ~ ;, ~ =,
iiD-t'-,i, ' y ~ 80, va "' All w.
'!"St n'''i ny Io,c t'r At; Ill., -: i ~ 80 -, :,
az c'' ~ ~. go my % ms Ii';.CS. crr
al IA" GU! - bicn''i'i; run liz n'tis anu ne. =
acc' n',tgf Ia" W.. "a j., - 81 w.,
s%1,tI u''n -, t,: ~, 49, ,;,., - r. i
;"uu'E Court o. iltnIiS", r'!'r n''.t'.' :" ~ w
~ i' p.fe, !" silu 80, Sl',' ~!
t.tl' ih IN bS ""-u9' ~! ''t ",
=, >t t i'' .' in',t -, =. c>Ii.r- " n,t ~ 40 ~
1t IS icn t'oi!C" - t"n ~ w., i' =, .,,, r.
IN iltS3A me 2o'ii 1is'an'i AZ t,och /
ri II '.e'liRUie IL "hE w fl-iiNo' VIII H'Se-
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--,1r ..,gat,,.a s.ny,
BY Lyme & Brother.
Aueuonccls and Real Estate Agents.
1912 Main stree.

BEAUTIFUL AND ATT cbI o II :, y u ::
! III ~ LINE IISE OF FEhNKLIN BhTWItGS
WnNxi,E ASn HENRY hrEbnTS;; An rd4Et
No TmE KLsli,EhC.nF C2Ln af-sIi nSol,WWs
IL, - ,hn comes; of the owner, who has remove
rom, the Staie. !, at public auci"n on me rfG!
'scs. or WEDHtsDhY the 2Olh day Of MY n,,m;ra
IL ,nr,rI IjT a, ubog. ,rscribcG having ron
~; tIe south line Of Franklin street Of 4aXl'o 'e'
To m alley. ,,o,,,o IN, only on.
miro fam Monroe Park. and on one "i li', ,i,or
,nshinn.hlr tl,yrnushls.cs, this offers h"'' iNo'
able opportunity. d ,,.to known al
fEM" WI, W. i"''- I'M. i BRbl lIhH,
~" h",'t - BIN turtiuncci4.
III. =,
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By GrrGt, & Wl!'irul+.
~ the Rca! Estate | lchlnsr.

COMMISSIONERS SALE:-LARGE
REAL ESTATE ~. TUh tyuNlipF 'It,.
TEKiIf:Ln-:" BtLLONA .AEs,ENAI, "''y: !.
h%fA krt i.Tf.sr s n kizEE ~
AEtT!CE.-i}y virtue Of deere" or TIE :snc't,
Cont Of the city OF Richmond, pror"mcst IN ~.
25.h dag OF Arril. 1874, In tie srit % itlrrey,
Archer Il ais, We shall. Oh INT R>na 2lL N,I,
1874, At ~ o'clock ", 1T In: heal tsill, -
change. ia he city Of Richmond, cNp)-e 10 ~. s.,
public suction tie following yer! valuable r'"-'
of II al estate. ....
urcd OH James river: Thirteen miles s29rc !.ha.
mnra, Cou,auin. TWE>I Y.-&E Is ANhnN,
THii:D AIRES. and we'll known ~ "BrLlrN
ARSENAL" The large slnl very vatIthi" h'
wcll-conStlllc.cd buildings upJl this piJcc r'''
crcctci py the United :stTt"S Government. sHd r7
admiralty SUITED for large 'nanGiA'tni'n1'-'a
S =. H:LLUNA FOUNDRY" a4lointu: tn
Arsenal. This trac: contains TWO III ADEl !
AND NINE ACRES OF LhSN. WON ihi' t'
Is large brick min. beside; two orirk d"ciIiHs.
brick dry-house, large workshop, ia'Re IuAn' Z
house. ,ri-dam IN perfect or!er, aud ample "s;'r
power Tor large manufacturing ESTABLISHING
The laud Is well adapted agriculture. ~
5. 4 TEACT UF'LhND not far from bci''i
Arsenal Called ST. LtHEh, Son,aini'S a'a
4. Oue-ltlh undirdct! Interest " iu-siihpc "
BODY OF LAM called krSNitk.' piftJ T.
Chesterfield and partly In Powhnlan counties, e..
tanning altogether ABOUT Einu t $3.50. a
hCRES; upon which there IL nrSr lranr ,, u" g.
ing and necessary out-houss. This iand!l'N "!l,'
us r,,,rn nj The coal lands OF th.aif!h,li. shd
surpused TO abound in this mineral Josia H. ~
ant y sa.. who resides OH the prrwls"'. WI h'
pleasure in showing the samc aid giving any y
sired imlurmation. 49, ,,,.,..,,,r
Zach l,icce Of property VIII lie sold ael4rh''y
The attention oi capitalists and "'h'*'S ,':ia.'
invited 10 his rare opportunity tor prot"if- IA
yc~iment. t. ,,.,r,t
and pin aiccn months for nt2ntf'l" WIN ~
icrcst added tion day of sale. atd NJ. PIN
uni The whole purchase moicy Is piid A'' : '@'
ynyYucc orJercl hy the court
G.. e. MCRAE.
II. e.. CANNON, "Reminiscences
AND. JOHNSTON,
,.yrpuc q U.rIf..TS. turtioucrr. nv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-20
by VI. Eo,ijin,
CCal Estate Agent and .Auc,t0ncGr.
Eleventh md Bank ttrc,ts.

E'UMMiSSlHNERS' SALE OF TWO
~ FEa3ED TEN Ml;NTo u, The North
SIDE o. DjVhL rtiEEr BETW ZEN u. Pr
TER MD JUDAH Sl;:EET3: AND SHALL
tAtENT LOT on rilE EAST LINE OF 81.
pk.TEit BETWEEN DUtAL AND HAktR
sTftETS.--By virtue Of T. cree Of the Ch,nctry
Court Of the city ui iichmpnd entered on the 18th
May, { -, in The caSs III !Artu, &C.. against
r:,e. C., We sh.l - special commissioners
thereby appointed, proceed y sell 1T pubic a"c-
ti"u. On the irtnliscS Oh FRIDAY Tie 22u May
S1a ri ) o'clock +. IL, the zeal estate OF which,
Mary Anu Smith died sciz d-yk:
\ I.ur on the north side 81 Dnyal street front
ing Il 1-i2 feet. run1ns back about 50 fr..t 10
an alley ixtra feet wiJc. en- which II has fonl
81 SO f,ct, having thereon 1 40 FRAMED Ten.
EMLNrr.
Nflcr which will bc sold small VACANT LOt
Oh IN. t,t 1.-The vi 81 Peter street, fronting ft.t.
running back about - ttct.
Terms: Fer The fist properly. cne-inurih cash
haiaure Al tuHr. igh, aud twelve mo-! tbs Al 81 Tor
the scvouJ piece, amc.l,if cash; bllantc at six
n,91;na In ,srh case for u"lUiaoie notes, iterest
u,ida d. suu tt;ir retained ~ all Of The purchase
u.Ul,v i. filiiy paid. H. y. NsRSu ALL.
JAMES u, NJ. ID Wis,
my y ommiErt toners.