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"cir, said he, 4 am sad fellow, very
childish, very wicked, aud of course, very
wIeiched. am fool. know, but a cant
help u. ineser see a fur cap Of lhat color,
poini'ng TO his own which lay stcaming ca 4
kcpsie before large roaring tire-'on the
head of boy, without feeling as il could
cry my eyes out. 1 have been, what you
lold me rou once vcre--a husband and "a
shcr, proud iather and happy husband.
You remember the tircs we had in l5241
Wen, had camped our that taII --rr was
making a fortune; how p--~f'h what view =
1obody's bus,nc-~s You needn't stare
~-------~~-r~~~-'on rising IN Jour throat Wen
'1ad leii my H.fe; no mailer why; ,ncom-
patlbj- cmpcr Ia you like. AL have
g. ssy - she was altogether too good for
me. Had she heen more Vi a woman, less
of . angel, should not have been wnai 1 am
no.s--an oulcasl--a wandercr, HATEpoUr-
Law. Oh You needn't stare I've told you
abou all mean 30 tell you ON that head.
Nell we separated; in plain English. 1 ran
awaJ and left my wife; taking win me only
Que <hlId my poor dear Jerry; the only child
us sure Ut; tor between ourselves. my
good slr iis devil had put IL into my head 10
Be jealous ofmy poor wlie-and 50 Ieii her
all the children with blue and grey eyes, and
took with me the ouiy one that tcscmbled
me. All. Il you could but have seen thai
boyt eyes! Tnoy were hike sunshine. tho
black as death. Well. Jerry and got along
prssly well together Cor nea.ly thee Yeas.
when one day | received lctser hon my
wife, saying thai Lu|hsl, ny eldest boy, and
the tao blue eyed babes, welc N tne,f
graves. Two were drowned in each others
sms-thc other died OF broken hc4rt--a
mere baby--bu; il plned itself to death after
dlppps toId me 50 believed her
asking ior fari<r, poor furisr. hundred
times day. and whenever h a&oke q The
nighi; and dy'ng--IiieraIly dyiag with that
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No.

to her bosom in frantic embrace, she rush
ed hom the demoniac's presence, doubtless
soon 10 find refuge in that land awhe,o the
wicked cease from troubling and the weary
are at rest"
Reader this IS no fancy sketch---it IL an
unsarnished narrative Of scene which actu-
ally occurred IN this CITY within the las, week.
We have the name oi the wiiness--one of
our most respectable ciiizens---and we know
that Of the brutal author Of this wan,or in
suit. The not resi- here--a storm Of public
Indignation shall yet be aroused, which shall
cover the inbuman assailant Of poverty and
woman's heart with perpetual infamy IN.
Y. Tribune.
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A LEAF FROM THE 4ANNALs OF
THE POOP.

That precious juvenile who uttered The
expressive exhoriaiion--"i<ickh him, Bill, he's
goi no friends !'-had perfect knowledge
&C human nature. lie was decidedly phil
osopher, aud had. studied sthc race with no
small success. lie fully appreciated the
maxim which regulates the conduct Of 50
many bipeds who happen 10 be clothed with
"a little bret authority
We dare say there are many who know SO
little Of human nature, and are 50 ignorant
Of the physiology OF the human heart, as would
not credit the statement that, in this very
christian city and amongst the officers Of .
charitable institution, ;here is an individual
who gave the other day demonstration Of
hcariless brutality which cast tie philoso-
phic school boy, to whom we nave just allud-
ed, completely in the shate< Well, believ-
ers 10 the dignity ofour nature, and the ten
der mercies Of official dispensers Of aims, we
pity you, bui ask you to listen TO the following
recital:
The other day, a young female, modestly
clad. bu. palIidand emaciatcd, and bearing
ia bcr arms in infant, which was soon 20 DC
released ffoin al is suficnngs, presented
l,cfselfss an applicant for aims al public
charitable institution.
~What do you want, why do you come
here r. asked harsh, growing voice, smooth
faced well-ied man who sat al desk in
the ofhcc.
"Sr have no home,r replied the poor
creature thus rufiy addressed--HI am starv-
ing she added in husky voice, as she
staggered from exhaustation against the
railAnQ Of the desk.
ii don't believe her, said the smooth faced
well ted gentleman TO another beside him
~shef too clean and tidy" and then with a
Iepalsise grin intended for smile, he tun-|
ed TO the poor girl and asked, "wberc Is your
husbandia
"a don't know, SIR" said she, and sfier q
pause, whilst the tears Cow East, and che
grasped the railing for support, she added i
.sne has lcfi me.~
There was no missaking those accents.
they we're the truthful offspring Of broken
neafi. Bnt1hc giver Of aims was too much
of philosopher 70 be moved The girnl
became asore h.deous than before, aud LOOK
'ng me wreicLcd woman hard in the face be
said
swell, well, suppose your husband has
gone ailer some other woman, and you had
better 70 after some other ma ~
The pall,d and wasted check OF the poor
creature. thus inhunanly insul,ed, was now
cflmsoned over, aud p.essing herdyins child
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word upon its lips. My wife added than she
was coming home. What could | say2
knew that had wronged her; that was .
fool and madmau, bat what could | say
Well, our arrangements were made, and
set of TO meet her--leavlng my poor little
by at home, with a little girl to take care OF
him until got back. To be sure ihat he
would not 60 aslray. had tied young New
foundland puppy, ofwhich he was very fond,
10 the post ofhis tTundle bed-ielling him 10
stay there until returned with his mother,
which would be in the course Of that after
noon, or near nigh,all.'
Here he stopped, and his breathing chang
ed; but after few minutes, began anew,
IN lower and s,eadier though much altered
tone.
'Nell. sir, we met once mora, ard .rhe
forg1ve me-; and We were happy. And 50
took her into my arms, lified her into the
saddle, and we started together--two a. hap
|py human creatures as there we're upon The
face Of the whole earth; notwithstanding the
sell.reprosch and heariness felt on hearing
the particulars Of what cannot bear 10 speak
OF yet OF even 10 ;hipk of--,he death Of l-u-
fhcr and his elder sisters. Poor Luiher--
poor bahyl Well, We were already more
than half way back 10 The place where she
was prepared % see her liule nesting a.
sleep. snd dreaming Of i's mother--his dear
new mother, as he called her, and persisted
10 calling her from the moment told him
that she was coming TO live with MS. Poor
liuie fellow. lie had almost forgotten her.
Suddenly, as we were descending the top Of
. bib, our horses began 10 snon-my wife
caught my arm. aud as turned toward hur.
scw the western SKY in perpetual glow.
Before could speak, sirungc darkness
s~epi by, and ! felt as il the hand Of death
we've ppon ne; uied TO speak, but could
not. could only Rsse my wife 10 follow
and clappIng spurs TO ny horse, rode
s|raigh'way toward The fire. Once only did
| iun--and f,cn only 70 look back and for
bid her TO follow nlc further. Well, arrived
., sbe place: and there | found-bear WITH
me pailenily--frsi the hired ni1l, frightened
halt out Of her senses, hiding under thIs
fence. asked her for my boy She stool
sVhas' Al the inquiry. Her only reply was 4
wandernr Of the eye. as In search Of some.
Thing. Al last. with great difficulty, she re-
collected hcrseIfeoough TO say that she'had
seen the FIRE IN time 10 escape with my deaf
boy--that being dreadfully iaiigoed, though
she had no; run Gar, she sal down TO rest her.
se|f looking tov<rd fhe path b which We
were expccic3--ibat somehow or other sac
ftil asIecp--and The Iasi she remembered,
WIS soue'hnq IissIe Jerry had said about |
Qo'nE lack 70 uotie poor Carlo! Nv heart
died e = WI x-~.. k>.~~r <.@< 4 go <rL.<I-
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49, Attt A*-AsAfA.s@4 VI WOMfN.
There an rid slosy ola man. WHO had
married young lads, end VINO lad trend
somewhat scep'icai as to the obedlens ten
dency ofshe Wife, disposition, much to the
satisfaction Of ITO benodici, who strongly ns-
sered sad eAfmly szevemied than RS v IN
vas law, md lha $40 nevc', by any chance.
disohayed ins wsh or injunction ~ his.
~ilave yua ever lned her temper n that
fespeci1" sid tie trend shave YOU ever
desired her positively not 70 d. any par.
''cuLr thing io' thai ls my point, since you
'ell me she never refuses 10 do whatever you
dcsircn
"Nois'd the aiiecionaie hu.bend. neser
hare found oecn-'on to dcs',c her nor 10 do
any hing. tn,f -
~rhals ia as the old women say, CT led The
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INCIDENT IN THE LIFE OF NAPo-
LEON.

LEON.
II. c.,,...
'o''o~,s narrative = 'a<en nom the
"sH0''s o. Madame d'Ao'anies." Thal
such passages, some time O. other. m,-l
have taken place between the ,uo b-o,l.,. !.
clear enough. Car 4, 4. e.,,,;. a.
% q crown. lis world ofbooks contained
after an. a larger and .ohle, wo,,d an. y.
r.oi.o. ....st '''- ','-" -
f''''''' eo''' 'OP' - conqoef' ana there
among nis treasures 30 was found, ruling bis
magical domain Of fancy and domestic peace.
while ,hc solder was n h,. n.,,o~ 49,.
~. .,.;,c,.u.,
esnnn,o, 80 i, ~. '','.,'5 '"-s INC
eov shc ,,., -. ,'.''-H =. : ,9-.. ,,.,
,--.. -,sxr tIII6 IF7k'e. ~, l,..v - ~.
onlv direction ar .vh,rh n. ..,.,la -. ,-l,-.
and II lhct ,be pt,nc,n.l ,t,,.,.,,. I.,sa.
,;,r. "a ~. ,,..,.. '-'ss.' ny,
viii Ine;en Thc .n'... '~se..''''-'.oa s.,.n','
ennv;nr.d y. 49,. ~ -. 90 - - 's',s'.
49,, sl M. h.,,,..,- .. -. 49, s'.o'e
,..1 .',.,';... .-'''..." e''ne eo"''
1e;e u. ~. ~. -, - = ~.''seu WIN num- ou
=, .',.'.' ~''''''e e'1"o'"8' "no u'1
e.'s'.-'1f go ~. ~ o"1''e'e1' vas fesvi'-
~ - 1''''.s'' y 'eo .nu converse WIN nuns
w o.o'ne'. .os.e e4uon''y Basp each othet
~, 'nse'ns = ',-n.oa.
hee'sn Ain'eo aooai nlnc a. n's'' ~
"-toi.ns ea"'ns" win "a Boyer, cou1n'gcf.
~ ~ = ". n.'' WY, "no ,no coun' &c tna'
'non' 'nena "no resided ~lih him. -po
no' f.' w. s".h PROBABLY 'cium tonight,
.a'u Lne''n, - nc aignicd 70 JON hs bFuih-
e.
have heard ihe PARTICULARS ofih's extra
ufdlnaIy iningrlou from Two nu4lfels. both
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lrTo the polltncss Of Mr.. Levi Fahno
stock, chairman Of the Wing Banrsf CON-
mii'ee, We arc indebted for The following de-
spripsion Of ihc splendid banner nowprcpar-
ing for presentation 70 the delegation hssing
the largest proporliona,e number Ia attend
ance al the Young Mems Convention fiom
any State but Maryland :-Waig
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STRATr0N'S OFFICE,
FOURTEENTH STREET. NEAR MAIN.

Grand Consolidated Lottery tor Monday u,orning
Capiiols-SlOOO, 1000, Gao, Of 300 II 200 80 o,
loo, 10 Of 100, 80 ol 80. &c. IS Nos.-la drawn
Wholes 81; halves soc; quarter. %.
$4,000. $1,000
Alexandria Lottery, Class 81, for Monday morning
CapitalS-S3O,OOO, 10000, 5000, $500 5000. $500 >
81 I"OO 80 OF 1000, 80 of $50 ~ Of 200 l25 OF l25
bi oi 100, &c. &c. 7s Nos-II drawn-Wbol.s = IO'
halves .; quarters y.
" raebar"S c"Tncates packages, single tickets IN
Az The Lotteries aud the really ucsy Numbers fIr sale al
STATIONS LUCKY OFFICE
Ticket Nos - G2 - ent to Capital przs Of sie 600,
sohi and pad by s-rp ,T-i,,S,
Ticket No.. II 81 i0i rrre Of $1,000 .li AMI raGv
, sTBhTTON.
Ticket Noe a. 30, Pm OF $500 Lo, oa! an, aii
-" up u "a 65- do 100, J by STE,TToS.
Besides co other eord three number ples making Ct
ih'ee number prizes, Sold and paid by SIRATTON from
'he lJlh OF May. 20 the Both Of September.
a5 .srp ,-yrn>s $500. ",., ~, !"
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N. Y. MARKET-Dec. q.

y. J. MAKkET-Dec, q.
Cotton - less active; the from the South are
l'ss stimulating. No change in flour and grain and but
lie" sales zoo bbls old mess pork sold SlO,2s
and there are further sellers At that price. Nothing else
done IN provisions. Stocks have recovered slightly Scr
ling a9l prem: francs j,275 27i
Whale Oil j. selling from the la cargo received at 400,
Sales prime yellow beeswux at 20 29i cents cash: 1000
bags Brazil Coffee At cts, months 3OOO bxs bunch
Raisins from second lands 81 30 81 o. mos; IOOg
lbs long Rio Grando Horse hair at 10 cash; Rio
Grande Hides y % hs at l2I cents, NOS 90 tons
Scotch Pig Iron at S3 S3 so, mos; 100 bush new
crop New Orleans Molasses 20 cents mos; brown fla.
Sugar At G. II; 10000 lbs Eastern rendered Taow
at Il cents cash; 5000 Stats Banca Tin terms not pub.
hc 1000 ~ casks Sicily MaderuWinc, at 5Oi IS cents
MOS. 40 bags Palermo Sumsc $50, mos; 700 brls
Halifax Mackcrclat $40 625 $40 49, for No I and
So To TOR No ..
7. ;. EvENNG.-Therc was n pause in Cotton this
morning. but since large Transactions have taken
place, one Of 1000 bales to arrive, making in all 5000
bales, prices steady.
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by Il. ~. Dickin.on a n,o,,,,

LIKELY NEGRO MEN
On WEDNESDAY. M January newt AZ II o'eIock in o,,
ton room Will b. -o Tor DIVISION likely negro Men so 70
years Old one Of them very hand iy order Of the
W. ih''i'S'si- De I'D X. ~. ID K
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Oriental rVJes, Dressing Gol-Hs
n sale by STARR = '' 90. 'of
ur = Exchange
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Auetiou 9alcs.
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
ny H ~. Diek'u-on s. ,irs,hrr
ADMINISTRATORS SALE or - a, ~ vAIu.Rt
NEGROES.
h sAft kDAT thu 18th Janafv Istt 81 n o.-,.
~ VIII BE- sohi P'Le auction room, u - ~,
hA"Iy S"grue- Consisting sil ,,,. a., !,
if"h an ifnm --tai". and vahai mi
S+sv-hi--ty orf'r gfihe Adnni-tTsto ofw To,n -,i
X ~ DICKINSON s. BROTHER Aie,.
~ I'-d'i f'r-' d'st bslo~ bell T,v.r,
By Williams q HnNnIi.
stOO,.-ssOt LOT
A AHefioB.
bu Il' RSbAN Afternoon sls I ia.
'-sw~ viii slan beautiful scr. M ~ go,
slai'i at the Of and 18th Nhirh t. .,i,
u M'- SeadS 1ei.bvfe stands known an the 49,,
oi III" cty of Richmond 56a fronting street IN -
anil on 9Th street Isl the privilege an allie, ,b,
from 9Th To 9th sirerts Of ~ fret inches v i-vHny III. f
III" property of Mr. A. g. Warwick To WIN know nm. H.,
h'y remarks q our- in commentator b. srer
hy mani thought the very best To ore not ae,,
with it, situation wouI remark on the u- ry,i
part Of shoskoe nan. view Of IN. On, mi -
rounding country, and entirely and n0 b |
those residing In other part annoyed er.Ii,,
cash and the baiaDe. ynen;sat g. and - h
negotiable noe- and deeds Of properly " m b. ,
To secure the credit payments
de WILLIAMS 4 HAyArI A..
POSrPONEMENT
The above sale postponed the 9TH d, nj I
l-'i At O'Clock IN the VIII t,ke pl1c. ,s
y,zard 10 vsaftsr. 800 '""
De y WILLIAMS h HAN ALL. Aurt.
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J. G. GREGORY Il Gu, MANAGERS


htchmond. Va.
SaIuriay-S 1000, 1000, Gao 300, 2OO &C. Tlekes !.
100000.
Alexandra Lottery Class 81 draws 3Oh Dec CaDitals
SjJOo, lu,OUb, 5000, $500, 306O $500, 1895 prizes
"i 1900, 30 prizes OF 1000, sc. Ticket. SIG-shares
~ proportion. \ Certificate OF package Of It whole
Tickets M the above Lottery, will be for S3U-sharcs
in proportion.
$4,000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class No. / FoE ls,l-To be
drawn NJ Alexandra, ID. c. Saturday, the 9Th Of Janu
AIRY, ISL IL drawn Mo-. out Of as Prze--3U, 600
10000 5000, i010, 300, $500. 2OOO. 1900 10 prize,
oil 1000, 10 oi 800 &C. Ticket, los halves D. Quarters
$50 Certificates OF Packages OF - Whole Tickets
Sl2O-shares IN proportion.
100000 Capital!
ALEXANDRA LOTTERY, Class No >, TOR ls4l-To be
drawnin Alexandria, D. C., Saturday, January 3th
lsH. Splendid Pnzcs-S3l OOD 10000 GUuO $500.
81, 300, 25OO, 10 prizes ct 1000. 30 Of 500 &c
Tickets $40; halves ,; quarters $50. Certificates OF
Packages OF % Whole Tickets, S!30~arcs in proper.
$4,000!
ALEXANDRIA LoTTEEI, Class No g. FOR ls4i-To be
drawnat Alexandra, d. c. Saturday the 2Oih Of Janu.
ary, leH. Ii drawn Nos. Grand Schemc-iO 600.
l2,OOO. GOOO 5000, $780, $500 2OOO 1862 TOO 1900.
? OF 1850 Of 1900, 20 OF 1000, ~ Of 500 &c
Tickets $40; halves >; quarters $50 Certificates Of
ton.
$4,000 $4,000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class No. 1, FOR lSii-'To be
drawn at Alexandria, ID. c. Saturday the 27h Of Janu.
airy, lsIl. Brilliant Schemes ,OO0 10000 5000
23o7, 1000, 1900 1900 100 1900 > prizes OF l5c,i
2 Of 1900, ; Of 1850, 200 Of 500. &c Ticket $40
halves - quarters go. Certificates Of Packages OF 25
Whole Tickets, $3.50.
For Tickets and shares Cedeate Of Packages the abov,
splendid Lotteries. address
J. O. GREGORY co. Managers. Richmond Va.
pnwing- srn Immediately amer they ouie
a. above. de 10
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NOItU
motion 10 adj Iurn made, but withdrawn to have
several public documents from the Department laid before
the House
Mr. RliEII sent IN written resignation Of his pac,
upon the select Comiitee tie Massachusetts, Resou.
lions; the House excused him.
On motion, the House adjourned.
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TOBACCO MANDATORY FIX.
MIR ES Enr NuLe

'e'tit subscriber will sell at public auction. at
- a- Factory roa=eco Aney On W,,inezi,y "a Jn.,r
'NI '4 "' fN"-- Tor Manufacturing Tobacco n r,~in e.. &
months, ios approved PAPER 81 "
Consisting pan uf
IN complete Iron pr-~---
s-i- Of Patent Brands
do % No"irn Casing. AMI wos-i,u Blocks
Iron SinAef- aud Bars 10 Mlrk -. G...-.---
Patent Blllnt-s aul scl-s
Empty R1xss AMI
Som, Timber u-,i Tor sweat House Frames. etc. etc.
tr ls-,itu \. W. NOTHING.
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LOTS IN MANCHESTER. FOR SALE.
d n IL 4
THO X. WEIsIGER
SANlL = WF1slGER
WV tiAsKtNS


INNIE ocrhcr ha- recently received frhrr supply OF r1
AMI Winter Roots shoe &c So. which secciri within
ie llsi weeks tF entire we bought very
-'i1tcl rrccs'n which Dc respectfully invites the
rnrand 1H others vantof ns above ls -rl. feeling pr
'rtiH SATISFIED They VII rni uy stock very t.tIr rV,ry
rcrct Among uy assortment u he found flc '1ur Men
superior water rrDn Roots Mile. make Ccusrn'. Icfor drfs.
boo beauiiiI Iefeut OF water proof Ss tsutetne-
'atircs Nooirr Meus anil Hoy heavy k ct 1n persd Bro
gan. in Nurrrs heavy pegci HrElu fo o. o.! 90 a.
very .rfn" Article Mem. and Gy Stitched Nonocs quail
~ Mene heavy -rari Roots Mems aui Boys
rcgri water r Mrn stitched sr 90 ami ,ged Boots
teufns kp ucd Boots Ladies e. -htr- 900 4ulNfr.
dies hur cat Bukus ladies fr No and Slippers and
rrs it % % ani tt qualities Women. tfN,d Wefs
udef'n qiair. l1dr.. n'vr Slows uf t'ut IsIes chi
irens ~ses .frlf variety. SANT. PT-TNEY
Whclt and Retail n,1vt Boots Shoes. rnnks &C. Main 81
d. % fU1afat,,~ futtsft gsri,sr 4 a..
Aku-isn krfs ~. Eiiuu,ufr pUf1r ariics.-
~ LIZ -A 4. WIN a
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, &C.,

AT ACTION
Owing 10 the dccen>c of T. CoLroS and
~ With view Of eong TIE firm Of Colon
erer partner advisable . al pubic
auction commencing day Of mex month Ian-
an a II O'Clock A. NJ and continue from day day
The 'heeop hres ami stated building premises near the
Bel Tavern fronting Main now f1 a long time
mar 100 feet 9 alley
Toe Lots Cary or ,,-ret each - feet front extending
ah o. anu iaaArl L" m street about $50 feet II feet alley
Il designed to make Of properly on Cary OF street
% each % ~ feet Iui back feet
Two three story brick ami slated buildings corner Of AMI
18th streets c Mson Hail. fronting on i-i street
and extending back % the line Of tie Maous Hall property
on, TWO story Wooden Building adjoining the above property.
fronting on l-t street and extending
Two adjoining the above properly each 81 feet
fronting on i street. and extending back the
Hall property.
the .luare between and O. streets. and as, and
2di streets Church Iu occupied By VIM J. Clarke on
which are the dwelling De- other buildings th-
property designed to DIVIDE into yaou. m before . y Of
'ala plat of which Will be iIy exhibited iof The sa,
The Coal Yard Island Opposite Rockets Mayo
altogether ACRES and bounded on The north m
James River and the by on which arr varon.
improvementS-say first Ceal stage &c and a sub
.taua well bui threory Lumber 6use covered with
TIM now renting al $500 per improve
NESTS on other parts Of the property that divided
l't.-a plat OF which wal be- exhibited.
tact Of Land IN the county Chesterfield hy
River and the lands of John Archer Henry ~ Clay
containing about $50 acres good portion which
very convenient 10 navigation.
onefourih interest the Rose Wool Land in
theehet county formerly the properly the late firm
y woodbridge Co. This properly, few years
cd very valuable indeed and doubt
ler explored and worked The By perfons or dg
H' IN such matters thought extensive and the
quality.
one 70 horse power Steamer Engine, pipes
'he aii Of Tie Old Md Lothian Coal Companies Works,
comfy of Chesterfield
ALSO,
as shares Of The stoes Of The Creek Coal Mining Company
. do DO do 4 KanaNia sioek.
. do Exchange Hotel Company stock.
I'Hs II >1'S for re BCsi Prprfy-One third
balance ~ and ~ months crdtni Or personal property
terms naed at sale Tie sale VIII take place tine orirr
D properly advertised. UENRN CLARKE
. de 21-iGctds SURVIVING rarf,rr
D,ytvroEr AttrV.y
. % sails youlueicIty ard Auctonee,.
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NEGRO HIRING

VIZ '"h'eii"r again oilers his public in Tim,
branch OF la bun-s- t hiring near at n, nd
s Ei"a'o vii b" 10 that eh the interest," OF nm.
"tN itiuen sickness especially lie continues To attend
% u collection oi debts o ocr DESCRIPTION ing on; o- A.
M' hehd I" Idna who as for several years been as- ,ed
with hiin, w.ia>--i ha his Ju~in-~S
Odee l- Enquirer ocr Nam street corner below tn
Hanks a. a. '"s
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TO FISHERMEN.
SEM r. TIL r. ADJ

~ JENKtN las received Of his Importation
n. the way, 5000 lbs. Seine Th
Wins Thread aud will be sold by the pound.
quantity be found the United
CAL r.. ". JENKINS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-30
OREGON.

Mt ATCHlSON'S bill for the cstab shment oi n govern.
ment IN the Territory OF Oregon rcad twice and refer
red to select committee.
Mr.. BAGBN by leave introduced bill for lin, r.i.C of
George - Gains.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-30
For boston.
sfTss The schr. ABSTRACT. Can, Nc,

hon' wa be ready ioad Tomorrow and h,v,,, a.
greater Ir OF her cargo engaged Will dispatch Tot T.b,
"f lisasr apply on bnard. Pieksus wharf or 40
JAS FISHER 4 SON