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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-05-09
Board Bill Leads to Killing.

B. F. Fortner, a farmer who lives
near Pelzer, was shot and killed by
Neil Banks, his brother-in-law. The
trouble arose over a board bill due
Fortner by Banks. Feeling runs
high against Banks, the killing be-
ing unprovoked The slayer made his
escape.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-05-09
|Pa|mettoState News (
Finer Scratch on Nose Fatal.

AS the result of blood poison in his
nose, developed from a scratch OF his
little finger, w. G. Haughton, a well
known insurance agent and broker,
died a few days ago in Spartanburg.
The deceased was one of the best
known men in the city.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-05-09
Coffin at Pastors Door.

When Rev E. M. Lightfoot, pastor
Of the First Baptist Church OF
Orangeburg, opened his front door one
morning a few days ago a coffin with
this inscription met his eyes: This
will be your box on June 10, 1907, so
goodby to E. M. Lightfoot. P. S.
Peace to your ashes. Ann"
Mr.. Lightfoot came to South Caro-
lima from Pennsylvania about seven
years ago. His. firm stand for law
and order and denunciation of crime
has gained for him enemies among a
certain class, and it is believed that
the coffin incident is the result.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-05-09
Another Murder Shocks Columbia.

Another Murder Shocks Columbia.
Another mysterious homicide in a
Columbia suburb, shocked that city
one morning the past week, when
R. T. Westcott, butcher, was found
dead with a bullet through his brain,
soon after he left home for his butch
er shop about 4:3O o'clock a. m.
The scene of this homicide is in
the suburb which adjoins the suburb
of Shandon, where Charles B. Greene,
grocer, was held up and killed and
his supposed assailant, Edgar Mar
shall, was also shot to death several
weeks ago.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-05-09
"plxlE FLYER" LEAVES RAILS.

Bad Wreck on Central Of Georgia En-
dangered Many Lives.
The Dixie Flyer" the fast Flori.
da through train Of the Central Of
Georgia, No. 81, was wrecked at &
o'clock Thursday morning at Orchard
Hill, six miles from Griffin, with the
result that a negro express helper
was killed and several passengers In
jured. 49,
The entire train of nine coaches was
almost completely ruined, and it was
but miracle that the loss of Life was
not appalling.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-05-09

Westcott leaves a wife and sew
eral children.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-05-09
sLEuTHs TO CHASE JERE.
Efforts Will Be Made to Locate Par
son Who EIoped With Girl.

Every effort will be made to locate
Jere K. Cooke, late rector Of st.
Georges Episcopal Church at Hemp
stead, IL, who eloped with Floretta
Whaley, although married. AS Miss
Whaley is. under eighteen years of
age, a,charge Of abduction may be
brought against the clergyman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21

from 100000 70 s4o, 100000 hides
and skins, from S.i2 ,oot,o0D TO $50, o0O.-
600; manufactured fbers. from $780,
900 to s43.00o.o00; while in Inanufac-
turers those of cotton show q growth
from S32,000,000 in 1899 to $4,000, 900
in 1907; OF fbers, from s25oo0ooo to
s6Tooo,o0o; of iron and steel, from
S12,ooo,0o0 to S42,o00,oO0; those of silk
from $25,oo0,00o to $40 1000, 900; and OF
WOOL, from $l4,0o00oO to $4,000, Oo0
On the export side the principal IN
crehses occur in iron and steel manu-
fcctnrers, from $a4.000,on In 1899 To
$lIS,oO0,000 in ] 907; leather and manu-
factufes thereof, from $4,000, 900 to
$4,000, 600; copper, exclusive Of ore,
from $S6,ooo,o0o to $92,o0o,0b0; mineral
oil, from $5G,ooo,o0o to 7sSs.n00, 600; raw
cotton. from S2l0,GCo,o0O to S4Ss,ooo,-
ooo: and meat and dairy products, from
10000, 900 to 2o2,ooo.noo; while
lbreadstuffs show fall from s27d,00O
900 in 1899 to s1s7.O0O.o00 in 1907. all
OF these figures for 1907 being based
upon an estimate for the month OF
4 June.
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t:ful scenery to be found on the pc
ninsula. ana the SPIN out to Jamestown
Island is now beautiful one. Many
historical places also lie along the
route. and hundreds of tourists are
using this way to visit the historic
little island.
One mic OF the road passes through
Williamsburg. with many of the most
interesting places in the town within
easy. sight. The old route to jamestown
il used until Jones Mill is reached, when
the new road makes wide detour
around the beautiful little sheet of wa
ter. joining the cid road again about
mile lower down. The rest of the
route Is along the old highway to
Jamestown. The completion of the road
marks an important Grain the affairs
OF this section. This is the first piece
of macadanized road ever built in this
section, and SO many are the ad-
vantaSes that are being derived from
1t that 1t seems more than probable
that more roads of a like kind will be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21

as good as the five-cent cigar of a
few wears ago" he said. II confess I
do not understand it. If the manu-.
facturers are paving less for tobacco,
1t looks to me they ought to be able
to give better cigar for the same
money. OF course, 1 know that a great
deal of our tobacco is shipped abroad
and we never see 1t again, but much
of that raised in this country we get
in cigars. I do not know whether
prices Of cigars and smoking and
chewing tobacco abroad have increased
o: decreased in late years.
Badly Mixed Up.
It S not generally believed that the
prosecution of the trust Will have tan
giblc results. It is believed that the
threat ofsthe government that It would
ask for receiver for the combination,
or might, do SO under certain condi-
tions. indicates that 1t realizes that
the affairs of the company are SO com
pick and that the manner in which it
Is organized is SO complicated that 1t
will be impossible to convict its Of
ficials Of violation of any statute. It
Is said that Elihu Root practically
drafted the ~original charter of thu
American Tobacco Company. II this
be true 1T may be depended upon that
1t Is as nearly perfect from n legal
standpoint as It can be made
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ADVANCE IN COTTON THREAD.
Workers Much Upset, az Ad
vance VIII Decrease Their yYnre..

9arine Mt Workers Much Upset, az Ad-
vance VIII Decrease Their Wages.
CHICAGO, July 2ONews OF the second
advance in the price of cotton thread
TINS time making the price ten cents a
spool, caused grief in the ranks of gar
ment workers yesterday.
Many of them are required to bug their
own thread the price per piece under the
contract including the findings. and these
Golhplained that even the little difference
indicated blythe increase would material
- reduce their earning power.
settlement workers said many of the
men, women and children now tol;ine
over garments have to work far into the
hlehl IN order to I've. and that the added
burden will mean much more than would
appear on the surface.
me general belief is that where the
shops furnish the thread the contract
price Will be cut enough-to meet the add-
iona! cost thus making the toiler the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21

tspsc.a} IL The Times Dtspa,chl
WILLIAMSBURG VA. July 20.sf-
Tar SIX months 81 STEADY work bx more
than at.y eonWcss. the jamestown
Bou2svard Is practically anisEed. All
OF yas Hacs6amizing has now been
:snishst. and ire conyiets ard Inachin-
err have been removed st present
sgnaIl force Of negroes is at work.
counting UP and nSing drains cut
near the ISLAND. hut the road is p-ac-
ricaily finished. ana IS being used The
s road IS c success in every way The
construction could not haye been bet
tered WfrnVtie money in hand for the
Z work, and the task has been finished in
as short a time as could have been
expected.
The boulevard is eight miles in
length, beginning at the Chesapeake
and Ohio depot. on England Street, and
extending to Jamestown Island. The
way leads by some of the most beau
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21
Celery "a Good Crnn.

CANON CITY, COL, July 2o.-celery
wlii be one 81 the principal crops pro-
aueed IN this neighborhood this sea
soiE' Ihls ~ due 10 the fact that the
late frosts seriously injured the fruit
crop and the growers have now begun
lie plant celery, Celery has been raised
successfully by a few growers and
has been found To be one of the best
paving crops One grower realized
S,575 from one and a half acres last
year another $500 on aess than an
acre The cost an acre of planting
and care is about s25c, The demand
isr ne crop has always BEEN greater
than the supply.
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The laborers were furnished by the
State. in the shape OF hfty-nye conricts.
All of the machinery--store-crn shers
and rollers--wns furnished by the
United States government, and the
work OF construction was under the SUI
pervision Of n government engineer,
George p. Coleman.
The road has beer constructed in n
most substantial way. Al! spon gy mat.
ter. such as roots, stnmps. etc. were
removed. and dug cut to a considera-
BILE depth. i. z.
The road is twenty feet wide, and is
solid from the Foundation to the SUR
face, Tho material used was broken
stone laid inssthrec4 separate layers.
Each layer was parked firmly b.: heavy
rollers, thus making the work very
compact. Vitritled clay-pips and cast
iron water-pipe ,trre laid in many
places. and the entire road has an ex-
celleat drainage system.
Operate Auto Line.
An automobile line evil soon be put
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cruln EAror.. for the wee.l.

NEW YORK. July -Bradstreet' s
reports the exports Of grain for the
week. with comparisons, figures In
bushels, as fgllorYsll Wheat. -four In
cluded. 2,2ioN7D, against a,2e4.Tl4 last
week, l,535,907 In this week last year
md 5,221,s8O in thts week IN 1901;
from July list. 7,574sSS compared with
52SS,8 53 In 10O6-o7. and 14,o2bi66s m
1901 -92. corn. 2.OG6.957. compared with
l4l1675 last week and saT lB2 IN isob
from July LIST, 4,sss,446 against 2,l2s,-
4Sp In l9OG.07.
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in operation between Williamsburg and
Jamesto Island and this route Will
be a most convenient one. besides hav-
ing many other advantages over all
other routeH. Il
Most Of the visitors to the island are
naturally DESTROYS OF visiting Williams
burg and the surrounding country. SO
rich N traditions cid historical places.
Williamsburg is ONLY an hours ride
from Richmond ana orty-minuteir ride
from Newport News, SO that It Is with
in easy reach from either place. Auto
mobiles Will meet the trains, and take
tourists to any places desired. As
stated above. the rev road passes
through some of the most beautiful
scenery to he found in this section. "A
glorious spin will be the lot OF the
visitors along long leye! stretches of.
road through shady clumps OF once
great forests. where every tree reminds
one OF the early Inhabitants OF the
country and the strus les Of the found .
ers Of the nation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21
Wheat Must Move.

KANSAS CITY. MO. July 2oy-It Is
stated unofiicially that the Missouri
Pacific is making special effort to avoid
"a possible car shortage in handling the
wheat crop in Kansas this year by dis
tributing 1000 cars throughout Its line
in the wheat belt of the State. These
are all new cars. From four to twenty
cars are being set ut each station in
the wheat belt. and the agents have
orders to use them only In the wheat
carrying traffic. Each car has ca
pacity for 1900 bushels OF wheat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21
Afish Torl VIII Wed.

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
5LEESBURG, VA. July 2O.---Mrs.
Frank r. Ford, Of Fairfax Courthouse
Va, has announced the approaching
marriage of her daughter. Maria Vir-
ginia Ford, to Abner C. Ritchie of
Washington, p. c. The marriage will
take place on Thursday evening. Au-
gust 1st, at 1870 o'clock. at the BRIDES
home. Miss Ford is closely related to
Hon. Joseph II. Willard, of the Vir-
ginia State Corporation Commission.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21

BALTIMORE, July 2o.----The con-
tract for the substruc,ure or the new
double track bridge of the Baltimore
and Ohio across the susquehanna
River at Havre de Grace, Md has
been awarded to a Philadelphia Arm,
The contract for the steel work,
amounting to about $4,000 tons was
awarded some time ago to I he Ameri-
can Bridge Co, The new bridge VIII
have total length Of 7,GooIfest, win
require aboht three years TO build, and
VIII cost $4,000, 900,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21
.THE. OUTLOOK FOR
LEAF TOBACCO.
Reports Indicate a Short Crop
on the Hill for This
BETTER PRICES LOOKED FOR
Government Finds the Great To-
bacco Trust Very Much
Complicated Concern.
ny WALTER EDWARD HARRIS.

WASHINGTON.tD D. c.. July 20-The
shortage tof the dark and bright to-
bacco acreage in Virginia and the
Carolinas this year causes the belief
that tobacco VIII bring good prices
next winter and spring. The Virginia
crop Is about % per cent. less In acre
age this year, according to reports
made to the Department of Agricul-
ture, than it was last year. The scare
ity of plants. owing to the cold
weather of April and the ravages of
insects, together with the scarcity OF
labor. are reasons assigned for the de-
creased acreage.
Some damage TO dark tobacco by
insects is reported, but in the main
reports indicate that the crop Is do
ing finely. The acreage in the new
bright yellow belt including North
and South Carolina. IS Increased 25 per
cent. over that of last year. the in
crease being chiefly in South Caro-
lima, where it is 80 per cent. over last
year, and in some cases almost 100
per cent. South Carolina as tobacco
State Is forging to the front more rap
lidy than any In the Union.
GuessNorlS az to Prizes.
There IS much speculation as to the
result OF the prescription OF the tobac-
Co trust. so far aRaprices for the leaf
are concerned. The opinion Is heard
I That even should the government sue
coed In dlssolving the combination, 1t
\ would be Some time before there would
4 be an advance IN prices. owing to Il
more or less general demoralizaton
/ winch Is bound to accompany prose-
cnuon by creating uncertainty MS to
exact conditions under which business
must be carried on. II is believed
i however, that eventually, should the
trust be dissolved, there VIII be most
/ appfeeiabie advance in prices,
TIE Cheap Cigars.
AN official of the department who
| mas devoted years to study of tobacco.
said to-day That It was a most signi-
Iflcant fact that while The average
price paid the grower for his tobacco
4 OF every kind WAS lower now than SOY
A era years ago, there had been no Inn
4 pfoVeineht In the quality OF smoking
or chewing or the cheaper brands OF
iciEars.
"rne fiye-cent cigar Of to-day is no,
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constructed in Nthe, near future.
All GIyeSielping Hand.

SOHSlluSteu - eo1 e
All GlseSRelpins Hand.
The plan of brildlng a boulevard to
Jamestown Island was first agitated
last September. It was certain that
thousands OF visitors to the exposition
would visit Williamsburg, but with the
road then in use. it would have been
next to impossible TO carry any num-
Der OF the visitorsNto the island. At
first the plan was looked upon as
too big proposition to he handled
by the county. blu. the business mei.
of this city finally took hold OF the
matter. and never rested until the
road was assured.
In November the James City board
CT supervisors appropriate ted $4,000 for
the road, the City Council of Williams
burg appropriatiny like amount a
few days later.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company appropriated liberal sums to-
ward the construction OF the road, and
the rock was hauled free OF charge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21
WHAT AMERICANS
PURCHASE AND SELL
Interesting Trade Figures Worth
Consideration OF Business
! Men.
FINISHED GOODS EXPORTED
5outh's Great Staples Shipped TO
n Foreign Lands-Increase in
Eight Years.
WASHINGTON, D. G.. July 2o,--7.

( +
WASHINGTON, d. G., July 2o---lhe
Bureau OF Statistics Of the Department
~ f.o,,,,,,.roa a,ar.ror
s,e6 = cnr,,,.e1, ars,,a ta,ar's,,; sLo,.
10 ~ /. ,.ai,,a ~, Ian1 ~ o,.nor,s - Ne
as. mn nm t.q,ins, :, 30 onn oo0 -
Zoo IN - IN rer cey,t ,nc.e
f,enrae 'inn,,,aire the foraien n3nrchan,.
disa re .axnor,e5 whtch amo,,n,s how
aver 10 lass NAV per canr ~ m.
Total. OF tbe domestic mercbandtsr
exported, manufacturers ready for con
sumption have Increased from s265.-
100000 in 1899 10 about s470 100000
In 1907, manufactures for further use
IN manufacturing, from SllS,O00,00O to
Rbout s255 coo, 900. crude materials for
use In manufacturing from s27s,ooo,ooo
to approximately $500, 0nf, h4h and tont-
Rtuffs partly or wholly manufactured,
. .o,I sS 1no - appIoAlia lels
~ ~ wy w.,
zoo s'a 49, ano SLn'voo.V'o
~ - Flio"' 't'V'V0V''oV ~ ~
Increase IN EiGh' Years.
Thus. during the eight YEARS from
1888 10 1907, exports OF manufacturers
H ready for consumption have Increased
4 Ri''hi'toh - br1 1919 iiiettiNtpStu'ss w
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Enlarged Dividends.

NEW YORK, July 2O.--As IA result
of the greatly Increased output OF It's
mines and shelters and consequent
gain in its earnings. the directors OF
the Tennessee Copper Co. have adj
vanced that companys dividend rate
70 cents share to SO share.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21
Cars nusy In Plttsburg District.

4 P11TSBURG, July 20.-Railroads In
the Pittsburg district have received an
unusually large amount OF new equip
ment since June LIST. The cars are
pressed into service as fast as they
are delivered, handling the coal and
ore business between the Pittsburg
district and the lake ports. There is
still a large number of cars belonging
to local roads on "foreign" lines while
thu foreign lines have comparatively
few cars on the roads In the Pittsburg
district.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21
To ESDA1, JULY 70, 1BU
Ar h.St1Io MO-


tho, following parcels OF real estate.
First--The brick store at the south
Streets, known and designated as No.
2021 East Main Street, fronting on
Main Street "a feet and running back
between parallel lines so feet
,second--The brick store adjoining
2o25 East Main Street fronting ~
feet inches on Main Street, and run
ming back between parallel lines 100
feet, more or lecs,
= Th, I'D three brick dWellinss
above corner store iNo. 2oa75. RnpWll
ana Designated as Nos 4 6 and S South
Twenty first Street, fronting together
81 feet. more orSless. and running back
between parallel lines "a fdet to the
lineSof the lot last mentioned
All OF this property is well tennnted
ut fair rental which could be greatly
sonaple amount for bettermcnts.. Tho
location OF It renders 1t especially de-
Isirahle by means of its proximity to
many large industries. such rs tho
American Cigar Co, Larus & Bro. Co.
and the G. II sauer Co. and should
command the attention of those seek.
Ing medium priced real estate. as well
its frontage on Main Street, as n
whole. OF AZ feet Q inches and n depth
Iof 100 feet makes II beautiful sized
lot for any large Industry.
Terms: One.third cash. and Che res:
iduc, in ednsi payments at six and
chaser. with interest from day of Rnie,
Tor allFcnsh. at the option OF the pur-
Special Commissioner.
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EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE
OF
VERY VALUABLE HORSES.

AS executor Of Robert Bradley, de-
ceased, will offer for sale at public
a W1EbMEs IS THE s1sr DAY OF
beginning at II O'Clock A. n, at
.GTeenway," near Charles City Gou 1T,
TH0RO to-wit: Stalliors,
Brood Mares, Three-year-olds, Two
r-dlds and Yearllngs.
The stock farm from which the sn.e
WiiilcoxtWh oniJames river. or, from
Providencc Forge on G. & Q. railway.
In announcing this sale the executor
begs to remind the public that they
Ell ould not lose ibis opportunity to
purchase we'll bred animals that have
DEMONSTRATED their ability to produce
TERMS: Ninety days. negotiable
note, with approved resident endorser.
q. IA HUBBARD, EX'or.
Jno. F. Nance. Auctioneer.
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GREEN G. Redo.
AuctIoneers.
BY A. l., Adamson.
Real Estate Aucrioneer.
Manchester, Va.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

3g5 OF MI 5il
THE BRICK STORES AND DW7E1I1.-
INGs. NOS. s2s AND ss28s HULL ST.
WITH VERY LARGE LOT. CORNER
+ HULL AND NINTH STREETS.
& MANCHESTER. VA.
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust, dated
November 80. 1905. recorded in d. ..
rs, page 474, Corporation Court OF
Mans hester default having been ,s ma "a
due on the Soth OF last May, and be-
ing required SO to do by the holder
thereof. will sell at public auction,
FRIDAY. THE s6TH DAY OF JULY,
1907. AT 3 O'CLOCK P. NJ.
that certain lot Of land at the south
fronting 1295s-loo feet on south line
of Hull Street running back from said
front 10 fact on the eastern line OF
Ninth Street and on the other line
rear is broken line. For particulars
see plat recorded in D. B. -: ge oe:
in said clerks office. a good piece Of
zeal estate with big future to It.
$500 A. t.. ApAMSON. Trustee.
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BY direction OF MR. John q. stein
brecher,, who Is declining business, we
VIII sell at his place t2f business, No,
SIG East Broad Street. without limit
OF eserye. in lots 70 the trade. s.a
se THURSDAY, july %, 1907
commanding at 1880 "A. M, his entire
i3 part 150 pairs MEMS Pants. $50
Knee Pants. 100 Men's and BOYS Suits.
10 dozen HAITI 80 Extra Fine Oyer.
Flannel Underwear, MEG Yine Hosiery,
Shirts. susreNders. Odd yeuts, sctc,; ret
nice, Ware, Jewelry. ETC.; aiko six good
THE AI.liNrINE AUCTION co UT,
85 26Gl Auct honeers. I
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COLUMBUS Jnly 20.--According to
tho decision Of Judge bigger to-day N
tho case OF the BALDWIN Forging and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21

This law provided that the number
of convicts in the manufacture OF any
article shall be limited to ten per cent.
OF the number of free labopers en-
gagd on the same class OF work IN the
state. Judge Bigger held the law to
be unconstitutional on the ground
that 1t was not general in its action
in that branches of manufacture in
which only fifty men are employed
are exempted from It's action
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4 hereby certify that the bond re-
lqnired in the above suit has been duly
given. ClIAS. Q. sAyILLE. Clerk.
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auftinn 5ales, future napsy
BY Harrison e. Grant.
Real Estate Auctioneers
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION sALr
8.4F ~ or 5Sae
BRICK STORES
Nos. 2025 and 2O27 East
Main Street,
AND BRIcTi. DWELLINGS
Nos. 4, s and 8 South
Twenty-First Street.

III execution of the decree OF tho
Chancery Court OF the City Of Rich
mond. In the suit or John +. Ratio. vs..
James LIZ Botto ct oils. entered July
missioner, Will sell at public auclion,
upon the premises On