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FREDERICKSBURG AND

Between fredericksburg and Alexandria or Wash
ington, the charge will be, in all cases, %
No charge for children under three years OF nge 9th
ers under twelve years of age half prices colored
sons half price person taken up al point mol desig
mated will nay the charge from the last preceding point
which is designated; and SO person set down al point,
not designated will pay the charge to the designated
point beyond the place at which ne may get ont
Persons getting in and getting ont at designated points,
will nay tho difference between the charges 10 these
points respectively, except that no charge will be less
than 25 ns If both The points be regular stopping
paces-otherwse, the charge will be moi less than 50
cents.
no charge being made in the above for baggage,
the Company will not be responsible Tor H. unless in
case Of gross Negligence on The part OF ther Agents,
and will in case be responsible Tor specie, hs noles
or Jewellery, any thing but the passengers own ne
The prvilee. of Return Ticket is extended TO pas
sengers going beyond Acqnla Creek, provided ne
moi br the place either ofarrival departure The Re-
turn Tickle. entities person, either OF the three days
succeeding that of his ARRIVAL to return 10 the point
from which he came.
The same time procure his Return Iickrt or u not pro
cured then, and he gets out at Depot, me Return
Ticker may be obtained at the latter Depot. Ills mus
nensabe that passenger starting from Depot should
get bah Tickets together, he mears 10 get out al
point moi Depot. When he gets ~ al point hot ne
mt ne must that the Captain the lIaln enters MS
name IN the Way BILL with the amount paid; and from
this entry Return Ticket will be obtained al Inc dc
po wtrre he gets out. passenger returning without
Return Ticket will have 10 pay the tull iare-the zap
tain Of the Train being required To- cotc. the h iate
from every person not furnished with Ticket.
Persons on the way wishing 10 be taken on me Cars
should make a signal, il in the day, with hanhs
and if in the night with light from Tue time Inc train
Ia four hundred yards eff unt II retchrs theni IL II
hest however, for passengers practicable 10 get ~ AZ
DEPICTS or regular stopping places as IN inc .sent o. .e
Mail being too late, the Conductors n'e w"
bic 10 stop at other points on Inc road.
Passengers wishing TO be sci down hetween peno's
should NOT ify the Train Captain of their wish before
leaving the previtdis Depot ,
pas.-na,rs are prohibited from standing on The plat
forms of the cars-or getting in out of The cars when
In motion. $3.50 $500
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N. nj. MARTIN g. CO.,
RICHMOND, VA.
n. NJ. MARTIN s. DOMAINS

PETERSBURG, VA.
TTNDER the above firms, we will continue the
" Commission and Grocery Business.
All produce consigned 10 our Richmond con-
Germ will have our best attention in Petersburg
free Of charge for forwarding, and the proceeds OF
all sales will be placed subject 10 order in either
Richmond or Petersburg, as may be most conve-
nent 10 those who may favor US with ;hcir bust
ness.
We are grateful for The liberal support We
have received, and will Try 10 deserve The conIin-
nance OF The same.
We invite the patronage of our friends and tie
public, under the assurance that our best exer-
lions will be used TO promote their interest.
NATHANIEL NJ. MARTIN,
DAVID DOMAIN, Jr.,
JOHN DOMAIN, Jr.
gy Store in Richmond under the Columbian
Holel
II Store in Petersburg opposite McIlwaine,
Brownley& Co.
Richmond, January Isl, lS46-d6&c6,
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For THE ENQUIRER
r-;.n u,u;,,n Ssno,or,o1 D;s,,;,,

hiN9 WWldW StHulUt0I Ll5UlcI.
Many OF the friends OF Mr.. David P. Wright
Of King and Queen, are DESTROYS OF procuring his
services as The successor Of Or. Taylor in the
Senate Of Virginia. They have not had an oP-
porlunity Of consulting Mr.. W.. but hope that he
will forego the determination, several times mani
tested of declining further political honors, and
WELD 10 the wishes of his friends and become
candidate, in which capacity they believe, he
will be acceptable 10 very large majority OF the
voters of The District
King and Queen county, Jan. 26, 1916.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

THE undersigned will, on the I'd day of February
next, at Soldiers Joy, the late residence OF Daniel
Higgenboihlm, deceased III the county of Nelson, and
on the Canal SELL at public auction 10 the
highest bidder oil the perishabe property belonging to
the said Testaor consisting of large quantity Of very
valuable Household Furniture, of every description,
large stock of Horses work Stears ana neal Ia.e, :"
Sheep and Hogs. and large quantity of Kitchen anu
Plantation Furniture and Utensils OF every oesetptoh
all the crops Of Corn, supposed to be between Vo ana
six hundred barrels the Oats Fodder ana o.her Ct'ps
and ,s Oa aud The crop Of Tobacco made the present
wear on the soldiers Joy Plantation together with from
two to four thousand pounds Pork, and Riding Gar
rage Harness, 6c.-which sale will be made upon
credit of six months the purchaser giving bond with ap-
proved security The sale will be continued on the fol-
lowing day.
And upon the 4th day Of the month"; at the same
place there will be offered 70, sale to The highest oidder
number most Of them very likely, and among the num-
her are two good Blaeksmths and good CGrpenter-
Where the Slaves have families they will be sold IN Ia
miles so at least to separate mothers from Their
children here latter of tender years. and they
will be sold for CASH. for approved negotiable notes sat
isfactory endOrsed payable at four months, ,neuaihe
the legal interest And, upon the same day, thh sol
des Joy Plantation will he rented TO the highest bidder
for one or years. may be agreed on nj nat ue
the person renting give bond with approved security
for the rent payable athe end OF the year. ne quany
of about 2s0 bushels OF have been Gown upon the
land, which the person renting will have the beneht OF
and in all respects, the plantation wl nj the time OF
renting be in fine order crop for the year, the
hands Kent upon Until the renting Will be employed in
preparing the plantation for crop; and II may be ha
the sale OF the viii be hed up until the day OF rent
ing To give the opportunity OF supplying the place-of
this, however, the Executor will Judge nj the Time
Should the weather prevent the sale the days above
completed JOHN J. LONDON,
Executor OF Daniel HggenbOtham, decd.
Dec. 23-dIawGc2awtds
NEW AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENT MANDATORY.
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FARMyuJE PROPERTY For SALE

PURSUANT 10 the provisions Of deed OF trust exc
certain purposes therein specified and of record in the
Clerks Office OF the County Court IF Prince Edward
shall proceed 10 SELL to the highest bidder, for ready
Fayille in front of James, Ho,el two lots or parcels
Of Land lying in said town, and numbered In the plan
Of the 10 wn Nos. and lying Main 100 feel,
and running back 295 feet and fraction, 10 street
which separates it from the Farmvo Ware house, and
runs 10 feet the Cross street. This property has on
il good residence for private family, In he &C.
cupancy of Dr. Lyle also, good Factory, and two
story House, with "a single room on each floor. The
basement is occupied by VIM. Willis rs Confectionery
Establishment, and the upper part by Dr. J. Lyle and
w. &. Fournoy an office.
The title TO said property Is believed to be unqueston
able. but acting MS Trustee, shall only convey such
title as is vested In me Ivy the deed aforesaid.
Jan. 6-cwtds WI. C. FLOURNOY, Trustee.
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COMFORTABLE QUARTERS.
uOvTIreJI upfJSE CHARIOT rESVILI.E.

HAVING leased the above Establishment, and moved
thereto Isha be thankful fer The patronage oil the
public, pledging myself 10 do all can to MAKE my
guests comfortable. To my former patrons VI The Eagle
hoe return my sincere thanks for past favors ana
hope they will atii favor with their patronage.
can al least give them as good accommodations M
heretofore My bedding and of the best quality;
and those who dislike sorry bed and It's attendants,
need have no fears My accommodations will he extern
svc as have reserved that large Brick Tenement ior
mey attached 10 the EAGLE Hotel, and known as tho
jefferson House. and the large Rriek Stables attached
thereto, and fronting the street with the Month
cello House. G. w. TURPIS.
dec
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RIVER LAND FOR SALE.

TINE undersigned wishes 10 sell MS Estate on James
River, In the county Of Fuvanna, sixtyfour miles
above Richmond The Tract contains five hundred and
five acres of which hundred and Ave river
bottom, OF the very hest qualtyof the high land one
hundred have been cleared alarge portion with
in few years past, all of which is In good condition,
annually Improving under the operation cf clover and
plaster and lying on the North side az the river pre-
sents fine exposure, which experience proves to be
important TO the wheat crop. Much of the remaining
portion Of the Tract is very ne tobacco land and fur
nshes abundant supply Of plant land. The improve
mants substantial and comfortable, consisting Of
Dwelling House. Barn, Thrashing Machine, good Ne
gro Cabins, and Tobacco Houses, sufficient for the
curing Of thirty thousand pounds. Tho line OF the
canal passes the base of the hills and leaves
bottom land in an unbroken body The E.talc Is well
supplied with springs OF fine water, Is healthy, and, on
the WHOLE unites many advantages for comfort and
pnrt any other Of the same size on the river The
land will be shown any person wishing TO view ny
the subscriber, living immediately on the opposite side
Of the river The terms will be iberai and if the puI
chaser should desire It, credit Of five years viii be al
lowed by securing the purchase money and paying the
interest thereon annually.
Jan. l3-cw6w WILLIAM WOUDSoN.
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The following circular TO collectors and other
custom house officers, has been issued by the Sc
Treasury DEPARTMENT, I

The following circular TO collectors and olher
custom house officers, has been issued by The Sc
cretary of the Treasury
Treasury DEPARTMENT,
January g, 1876.
You are hereby instructed that all vessels OF
the United States, and their careoes, arriving in
your collection district rom any port in The Stale
OF Texas, on and after The 3ls day OF December,
l645 the date of the act ITO establish collec-
ton district in the State OF Texas and for other
purposes, are TO be placed on similar footing.
without reference 10 the date Of their clearance
from ports in said State. with vessels and their
cargoes arriving from any other District or port
in the United States; and so as no vessels OF the
United States departing from your district with
merchandise of foreign growth manufacture or
production, for The State Of Texas, with respect
10 coastwise transportation Tor benefit ofdrawtack
Vessels and their cargoes arriving in any por, in
the Stale ofTe1as, either from a foreign port or
port in any other State or territory CT The United
States, are 10 be placed on similar footing with
vessels and their cargoes arriving al ports in any
Of the States Of the Union.
r. J. WALKER,
Secretary Of the Treasury
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA.

THERE is one characteristic OF vegetable medicines
which gives them important advantage over mt
neral remedies They cure without leaving any injnrl
GUS effects behind them We know that thr use of
mercury excess, and even Of qninine will afr CT the
constitution and produce specific disease but although
Of years. after had ceased be necessary active
remedy would rather conduee TO the preservation OF
his health than otherwise II IL inocuos except To the
Bilious Complaints, Erysipilas, Rngworm Scurvy, sat
Rhcum, Simple Eruptous, &c.-These it attacks, dis
comfs and dsperses bn On the PATIENTS general health
IL exercises conservative influence
For further particulars, and conclusive evidence Of
its superior value and efficacy see pamphlets, which
may be Obtained Of agents gralit.
nT Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, and for
expectation, by A. d. SANDS & CO., Druggists and
Chemists Grunite Buildings, No ~ Broadway corner
of Chambers street, New York. Sold, also, by DUVAL
& PURCELL, Agents, Main street. Richmond, Va.
Price-Sl Del bottle or SIX bottles for SIS. Jan
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NUTTCE.
TO NONRESIDENT KENTUCKY LAND OWNERS.


TO NON RESIDENT KENTUCKY LAND OWNERS.
THE subscriber having taken charge OF the interests
i Of several Estates 10 Kentucky, has removed 70
Frankfort, from Culpeper county, Va He tenders MS
services such persons have interests IN auS IN
Kentucky which likely TO be lost, for non-pdynrnt
of taxes or neglect In other respects large portion
of lands will he sold In January next unless &C.
deeInsd before that Time Further delay may be fatal To
the interests IL the rightfu owners The subscriber
will also attend TO the collection Of debts due In tins
State, and has made arrangements for the recovery OF
claims for land money from III. General Government
State of vircinn, and pledges himself IL di!igent
and faithful discharge Of all trusts confded To him.
Having heen actively engaged In business for several
years. In his native county of Cupeper he refers TO The
Judge and Justices Of the Courts the members Of the
Bar and the citizens generally for any assurance which
strangers may desire, that any business placed In his
hands will he attended with piomptness aud fidelity
Letters slnuld addressed 10 him. at Frankfort, Ky,
AMI " III be answered as soon as received.
nc The owners of lands prefer pay portion nf them
for their redemption. such arrangements mny probably
be made rs will be mutually satisfactorily
He has made arrangements with MIR. THOMAS
GREEN. Of Richmond Va for assistance in prescott.
ing claims upon the Government, and Tor obtaining
agencies generally.
References is made TO him; also, TO Gen. Bernard Pew
ton and Hon John ii. Patton, of said city, for further
information respecting the subscriber.
GEORGE MASON GREEN
Frankfort Ky Nov. 25 lsi5.-c3m
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A STTUATION WANTED

YOUNG MAN "a Vireinian) who has prepared him
"A self puposely for Teacher, and having had sev.
raj years experience In Teachings wishes situation MS
In all the branches of English Education Mathema-
tics. and the Latin and Greek Languages. 1esmoni-
ais of scholarship and character will be given fom the
most undoubted sources.
Address-K D. c., Physic Springs, buckingham CO.,
Va dec i6-cwif
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HENRY Z CAREL4L

Will continue 10 practice law in all the Courts
in the City OF Richmond and The county oil
Henrico He retains the former Office oil Graf
tan d Cabeu Jan. l2-d6tc2w
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NOTICE

TN pursuance of the provisions Of deed Of Trust
executed 10 US by Charles D. Moss, on the 10th No
vemher 1889. and duly admit,ed to record by ESSEX
County Court we shall, tho ibth day of February
1916 or on the next fair day thereafter should The 10Th
be- unfit on The premises, offer at public auction for
cash ali tho right tite interest and estate of the said
Charles d. Moss In Tract Of Land In the county Of
Essex called Pigeon Hill, late the property Of William
Fisher, deceased.
The Interest OF the said G.. g. Moss isthat which he
acquired by virtue uf s marriage with Ann L., the wi
dow Of ths said WIN. Fisher, and that which was
signed To her dover in the laid tract of land. il In
cludes the dwelling house, new, and built Of brick,
kitchen, stables, gardens and orchards.
The situation Is high, and commanding full view OF
the village OF Experimentation one ani a bali
miles dstant-as we'll the river, and large tract of
country. JOHN a. PARKER, r,rst...
Dee lJ-rtds- w. A. WRIGHT i'us'ees.
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C0nMissloSER's OFFICE,

Buckingham Court House, l9h January loio.
The parties Interested in TIE foregoing decree, Will
please TO take notice that have appointed Tuesday, the
oath av of Frbnlry next 10 commence the taking oil
the accounts therein required and II not completed On
that day, 10 he continued from day 10 day.
The parties are required TO attend At my Office, al
Bucknr ham Court House, by 10 O'Clock, A. ~, of that
day. the necessary papers ready for examination
and settlement. RIO. SHAW, NJ. Com.
a du,
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AND ADJACENT To RICHMOND FOR
SALE.

r STILL wish 10 sell my farm, situated within
mile and half of this city; also, will tim.
he,ed 10, Of 80 acres, less than half mile distant
from from The same. Tie farm contains abou! one
hundred and len acres Of highly improved and pro-
dnc, i land. admirably adapted 10 maIke; gar
den, or dairy farm. a. fO6iNSON' ~
Jan, 22-el0l&d4t
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
IN ALLEGHASY COUNTY.

IN aBlEsHaNI SOONi L.
ny virtue OF n Deed of Trust, executed 10 the sub
ID scrber by Alexander Paris, the 25ih day oil April,
1874 o the purpose of securing certain debts therein
specified shall proceed, un The 9th day OF February,
1886 on the premises sell TO the highest bidder for
cash. all the right title and interest of the said Paris,
iii being an undivided half II Is believed) In aud to
three cnrtan tracts parcels of lands lying nj he
mouth OF Cedar Creek Jackson's River, In The
" aforesaid the Turnpike Road from Staunlon TO the
White Sulphur Springs and would he first rate sIlua-
ton for Tavern &c improved The said tracts par
GELS Of lands contain by estaton t9 acres $50 acreH,
and % acre OF lands; large quantity of which are
cleared and In cultivation, being River and Creek Bot
tom; The remainder fine timbered land and as all three
of the said tracts adjon each other, il would make de-
srable Farm. Other lands, adjoining the above, were
conveyed the subscriber By the same Deed the sale
OF which is enjoned by the said Paris; and IA ne Dbl
has been dissolved only far the aforesaid tracts
are concerned the subscriber vii only offer for sale the
lands afore said The interest of the said Paris and
tirls TO the said lands aforesaid is believed TO he
questanable acting, however, as trustee, shall only
convey such title s vested in me hy the deed afore-
said WILLIAM SKEEN, Trustee.
Coyinrton Virginia. December 9Th lS45-c2m
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By he Lieut.. Governor of The Stale Of Virginia.
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, vacancy hath occurred In the Repre-
w sen,a,ion from this state In the Congress Of the
United Sa'es by the death of William tayior ESD,
member Of the House Of Representatives for the Dsct
composed Of The counties Of Rockingham, Rockbdge,
Augusta, Hardy, Pendieton and Shenandoah: the she
riffs Of tne said counties therefore required 10 the
r,nc Of the Commonwealth TO cause an election 10 DC
held in their respective counties, on Thursday, the
nineeenth day Of February next of Representative
OF the said District In the House of Representatives oil
the United states 10 iii, the vacancy aforesaid
Given under INV hand as Lieutenant Governor, (act-
ing In the absence of the Governor from the
syaLl Seat Of Government and under the lesser seal
oil the Conmonn ealh, at Richmond, TINS 24tn
day OF January, lsi6. Signed,
Jan. 27-cid JNO +. WILL.
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FARMERS HoTEL-FARMvllLE, Va.


The subscriber tlato Of Nottoway) having
"a rented This establishment, aud II having recent
Fem " undergone thorough repair, hsea leave To
4l-make known to his friends, and The pubic &c,
nsr,.ly thai he lie now prepared TO accommodate all
rho@e W no may favor him with call. From his expe-
rsnee In the business, aud determination on his part
make his house acceptable Ia the public, he matters
himself that he will receive his due proportion Of pat
ronage. His charges shall be accommodated TO the
s",rd. ner wear. 10 be paid quarterly, sl20 90
Board, per day, -
Board, Tor u,an and horse, per day, 70
For man and horse, all night, supper, lodging and
breakfast, 40
Single meals, ga
Jan. 6--c;m THOS w. EPES.
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FouR HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

TAKEN off, from Buckingham county, Virginia,
about the 7h OF 9Th December, nine Negroes, two
boys the balance women and children,) belonging TO
The Estate OF David Crews, deceased. The above pro-
party taken n by two men, one OF whose name Is
General Johnson calls himself Cook John
son, and the other Wise, who is spare made man,
with dark ha'r II is supposed they have Decd said
10 be given by the name Of Smith, from the
aforesaid deceased David Crews, which Is irauduen
All persons hereby forwarded from purchasing said
Sr2r0es. will give four hundred dollars Tor the Ne
aioes II delivered Buckingham Court honse, Va, or
liberal reward IL they secured So that get them
again. JOHN CREWS.
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DISSOLUTION
pEaCHy p GPATTaS

Will continue TO practise law in the Corr, Of
Appeals in Richmond and Lsris5nrg, and The Su-
perior Courl Of Chancery for The Richmond Cir
cult He has removed his Office 10 his residence
on Ross street, next door TO the Richmond House
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NEGROES For SALE.

10y virtue Of decree rendered nj The last term Of The
ID Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanccry for the
county Of Lnnenbu g, in tho case Of PuIy, &c, Us
Brow rs Administrator, we will sell, at public auction
theng Court day. between IL end Is like
" Negroes consisting of men, women boys and girls
T.. r. CHAMBERS, Co.'S.
X. ID TURNBULL, eohi 70.
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This day week we published an eloquent and
powerful letter from MIR. Newman, Senator from
The Wheeling District, resisning into The hands
of his constituents the honorable office, whose
duties he has discharged SO faithfully and with so
much benefit 10 the interests Of his people. We
recur 10 this subject, not only 10 regret that
We are TO lose his efficient cooperation
in carrying out Republican measures, bul
to urge the Democrats OF his district 10 take
lime By the forelock, ard place the election OF
rue and well tried Republican beyond all doubt
No appeal Of our own can strike The popular ear
with so much effect, as the following glowing
passage in MIR. Newman's address, which we
earnestly commend 10 the attention OF the district:
81 stood upon The same bastion-I hurled from
the same batllement, my means OF offence and
defence, on which stood Your THoMPsoN, your
MARTIN, your STEEHRoD your BRowN your Nor
GAN, aud the whole invincible host Of good, true
and brave men. And now, in saying 10 you,
as your faithful representative, the solemn words
Of our separation, cannot but invoke you
10 energy, harmony and continued success
You have many wel-iried men who can serve
you, perhaps with more ability than have done,
in the councils Of the Staie-none, trust, with
more zeal. Sclfci y01lr best man-bring INTO your
councils The eonq,lering spirit OF lie past and in my
retirement | shall be gratGrd 10 see my place
filled, and your rights protected, and your inter-
esls promoted, By some long-tred and devoted
Democrat"