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SALE AND HIRING NEGROES IL HASOyuu

nm TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of January ueA. s!,c. thu
~ conclusion OF the sale Of the effects OF the late " m
q. Overton. shall cell Fairfield his residence Al u ,
time OF his DEATH TO the highest bidder for cash. onr,
part of the slaves of the said dcccen conssn. of
women girls and boys about II or - in number. The 81.
lotmeDt which may fall TO th. shnre of the ,hGr.t, .
the late VIM NJ. Overton.
Also at the same time and place. shall as cAecu,or ~
the said decedent. aud agent for come OF the cga'
hire out for the year 1885, about 80 negroes cons!str
men, girls and boys, nearly all o: them key
Dec 23-dtd JOHN X GAENEII
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE IS THE COUNT

DY virtue OF a decree of the Circuit Cour: of Gluu.
ID cester, the undersigned, Commissioner viii ,..
for sale TO the highest bidder Gloucester COuftl0u-
on the first Monday in March, ls5 that being court dqy
the Real Estate of which the late WA H. Jones lied no.
scssed This property lies on the main York River road
leading from York 10 King Queen about two .ud h,l
miles IRON Cappahocsic Wharf on York River and ion,
miles from the Courthouse There are several marc,
which will be sold together separately - may m to-
wishes of persons wishing 10 purchase On one lot
good Store House. Warehouse Dwelling, ana all acccs--
~ Out Houses. On another 10. is situated the largo
Dwelling built few years back expressly for . Fcrlai.
Boarding School, with all necessary Out Houses To o
wishing to engage in such pursuit mcrchsnjRIrr
this property offers every nduccmcnt
There are some two hundred acres of land in eli
Terms liberal and made known day OF sale
Dec og-wiw JOHN T. SEAWEII Conn,
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BY GODDIN & APPERSON, aTCTs

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF MOST ELEGANT sNr
DfStkABLl LOCATED PRIVATE RESIrFNCF N
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, WITH HALF ACrI
OF LAND ATTACHED, AT THE CORNER or
GRACE AND SIXTH STREETS.
Elf virtue OF the last will and testament of Eober ,
AD Stanard deed, (and by order of Mrs S,annrd ia,
whose beneht 1t is made shall proceed 20 sell O.: mi,
lie auction, on the premises, THURSDAY Nth day a.,
Jan, le5e, nj o'clock p. 81, if fair if not the n.x, lair
day. the large elegant and desirhby located rcsdcnc,
uhed as above, with h.lf lot attached lr, t
residence OF the Gcccden and in the occupancy Of
his Widow.
II hardly necessary that description Of this r.y
valuable residence should be given as the sam. !. -
well known 10 the people Of Richmond but orrAe io,
nation OF those ut distance who iCht wish 10 rray
to aud locate in the city, it may be remarked hE, Tor m
rabity s.yc OF finish, and spaciousness Of accomu a
tiOn it equal to the best TO be found III city l.
every convenience and accommodation that could b. a..
sired including ample servants apartments largo sta,
and carriage house. admirable Office and als 20 ysr a.,
greenhouse filled with shrubs and i!owcrs
TERMS:-One.feurth cash; balance AT e. la and J.
months for negotiable notes, intcrcst the whole ir
added half yearly. satisfactorily endorsed md MI. re
tailed till the whole purchase money be ul!g psd In
taxes and insurance for the year ss BE- rsid bv tn
purchaser.
WOOD BOULDlN, Admir-.
With the will annexed of Ro. C.. Stanard d.c'i
iODDIS q APPERSOS, Ancts Dec 81
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IRON. STEEL, TIN PLATES, DC.

N H. SKINKER & CO., No. So, Cary Street, Il
C/s on hand full assortment OF
English Refined
Common English
Swedes : IRON
Oval and Half Round
Bands, Hoops, and Horse ShoeJ
American. English and Russia Sheet Iron
Norway Nail Rods
Plough Iron. to 10 inches wide
Horse and Mule Shoes
Tin Plates, assorted sizes
Bar and Pig Tin. Sheet Zinc, SC.
ALo & full assortment of GROCERIES, Jan
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LADIES.
TIME undersigned propose TO conduct In the City OF
Il Lynchburg, commencing Monday, ih of January.
s5s a Boarding and Day School for young Ladies' with
preparatory department for young Misses including Mas
tcrs under ~ years Of age.
They take leave say to the public that their systcm
of education is designed be thorough their discipline
parental and that tn, progress Of the young Ladies' whom
the kind preference Of parents and guardians may
trust to their care will be the only claim which they shall
prefer to public pstonagc.
Mr. WILLrAMsoS who has had much experience as q
teacher In connexoI with college, well ms young
ladies seminary willie he does propose abandon his
profession of law will lecture to the school daily An
cicnt and Modern languages and Mathematics
Board per sessioi OF ten months including fuel,
lights, washing, &c, with extras. 5000
Tuition fees not to exceed the medium standard Of
schools of equal gade in Virginia. Pupils In
charged except for time they are in attendance.
MRS. NJ. r. WILLIAMSON,
MRS s. +. FACE
Mrs. Williamson refers to Hon. VIM. C. Preston, Gov
John b. Floyd and Prot. Cnbel, University of Virginia
Mrs. Page refers !, Right Rev. Bishop Meade, Rev r.
r. Gurley Washington, ID. c., and Rev. John NJ. P. At
knson, ID. D President OF IIainpden Sydney College.
nj,
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
Am THURSDAY. the 18th, a, my Office NJ 10 O'Clock 3
~ viii sell six Likely Negroes. Sold By order of IL
administrator " ~
Jan 5-tds UrCTop n,yrs a.,
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TEACHER WANTED.

TIME Trustees of the Prince George Academy wish to
a engage Teacher Of high grade for the remainder
of the present session. which terminates the goth Of
July Though the present appointment will be only
for that period there every probability that the incum
bent will be reelected at the regular annual election OF
Teacher which then takes place, if satisfaction in the
meantime DC given.
The nei,hborhooi is heathy-school prosperous-sas.
~ nj the rate OF $50 per and board furnished.
Address the undersigned al Garysve Post Office,
Prince George county, Va E. RUFFIN, in,
DEC 25-csw Chairman pro tenn of the Board
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DESIRABLE FEMALE TEACHER IN WANT
OF A SITUATION.
A VIRGINIA LADY, Of fine character. and many years
N successful experience in teaching the usual English
branches with french and music. s wanting situation
in some private family public school. She would prefer
giving her VINCE attention to music the Piano and
Guitar provided such position could be had She
fine performer IN the Piano.
The subscriber well acquainted with the lady ques
ton. and highly recommend her every way worthy
of the best situations.
snlary made know on application by letter. to Miss p
L., care Of Z. 7. NASH, Book and Piano Seller,
Dec 25-c2F Petersburg
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THE SUBSCRIBER

lHANKFUL for the avors extended to him during the
past year. again offers his services to the public
an AGENT FOR HIRING OUT NEGROES, renting out
Houses Collecting Claims and attending to all other bus
iness pertaining 10 General Agency
purpose devote his whole time to the business
and he promises the fidelity and promptness in at
tending to such may be entrusted TO him.
The following named gentlemen have kindly permitted
him 10 refer to them:
Vim. II. Mcfarland, Esq Dunlop, Moncure s. Co. H
w. Fry & Sons Crenshaw & Co., Selden Miller, David
Burr, Kent, Paine e. Co., r. Archer & Co, E. T. Win
ston Co., James Lyons, Esq, Dudley Johnston. H. B.
Dickinson, Burton g. Greenhow. Geo. w. Gillian Il Bro,
Warwick Barksdale, Joseph R, Anderson.
THOMAS p. TAYLOR,
Office 18th street, Nos
Jan t-d6s2w Eext door TO John Gremes Grocery
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SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
am 000

FOR TEN DOLLARS.
UlHE following Scheme will be drawn by s. SWAN Co.,
Il Managers OF the Fort Gaines Academy Lottery In each
OF their Lotteries for JANUARY, lS5S, at AUGUSTA Ga,
to which city they have removed their Principal Office.
CLASS 40,
To be drawn In the city Of Augusta Georgia In public
SATURDAY, January 9th, 1853.
CLASS II,
To be drawn In the city of Augusta Georgia. In public,
SATURDAY, January 10th, 1858.
CLASS 72,
To be drawn in the city OF Augusta, Georgia. In public, on
SATURDAY. January 23d, 1855.
CLASS 70,
To be drawn in the City of Augusta Georgia In public on
SATURDAY, January 80, 1858.
on THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
Five THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED PRIZES j
Nearly one Prize to every Nine Tickets u
MAG NIPICENT SOHEME
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RICHMOND THEATRE.
RICH COMIC TREAT.
Las, Nigh, but one of the highly popular Comedian
MIR j. y. CT k
THURSDAY EVENING, January 5. WIN DC pfesenseu
the beautiful, French Drama. entitled
PARIS IN 1879;
THE MIDNIGHT WATCH.
..MrJ S Clarke.
Pas 1eu raiss 'en"'S AA'e'"
To be followed by
SUDDEN THOUGHTS.
-, ,,h.cs ...... Clarke
To conclude with
TURNING THE TABLES.
lark Humphreys CIeAe
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
DANAWAY from the subscriber, the eth day Of No
II vember, Negro Slave, EDGAR! He is thirty.sx
years DID, six feet high Of dark brown complexion, very
high forehead little inclined to be bald and 10 inclined
to stoop in the shouders Edgar he was raised in
Norfolk county has worked about Norfolk several years
bought him the Auction House OF Messrs. Pulliam
Davis the Goth of July 1856 The bill of sale signed
by w. Y Mner for James A. Blsoly administrator of
q w. Chambers, deceased He told one Of my negroes
he going Norfolk county to sell plumber he
bad left there then go Richmond steal his wife get
boat about Norfolk and to Free State He can read
sef with papers of kind. He may have purchased
the papers of some Free Negro. | will give the above
reward of One Hundred Dollars to any person who will
c. H. GAY.
Nv Post Office Ia Laurel. N c. Nov l7-df
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OAK GROVE ACADEMY,

UNf
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA.
5EfHE next session of this School (about two miles from
h the +. c. Institue,) will begin January llth, 1855,
and continue 10 months, without vacation.
We will teach the various English branches, Latin,
for advanced classes OF the University and Colleges Of
Virginia, or fgr business life.
TERMS Board, tuition, &C., Slj0-half in advance,
rest ut the close
All scholars charged from entrance but no deduction
thereafter, except in cases OF protracted sickness.
Textbooks furnished at Richmond retail prices.
Address, Gold Ill., 20 JOHN 7. CLAIBORNE
CHARLES T. BROWN
T. BRowN refers 70 Prois. Harrison & De We're, Uni.
versity OF Va; Prof Jed. otchkis Messy Creek Acade
my, Va; T. w. Fauneroy, ESQ.,. Saluda, Va; and Rev.
e. II. Mouse, President Leesburg Academy, Va
nor 4 dim
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
TIME co.partncrship existing under the firm of C. W.
IL PURCELL CO. dissolved by mutual consent
the LIST of February, 1853 but before announced
In order that the style of the firm might be preserved
w PURCELL,
JAMES A. COWARDIN.
The subscriber has this day associated with him In the
EXCHANGE g. BANKING BUSINESS Mr. Richard Walsh
and Mr.. Philip T. Suten who for several years have been
in my service The business will be conducted under the
style as heretofore Of e. w. Purcell Co., aud solicit
continuance of the patronage generously extended
the old firm.
Jan lin C. w. PURCELL.
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ASHLAND FEMALE SEMINARY,

ASHLAND FEMALE SEMINARY,
HANOVER, CO., VA.
Mrs. s6;iS SR Il ETTi r STUART Principals.
Miss ANNIE NJ IRsY Assistant
1eNIE exercises this School commenced the first
Il OF October, and will continue until July The pub
lie may rest that efforts will be spared TO make
this School in all respects of the r class in instruction.
in discipline and in n the requisites OF ahigi schoo shall
ccss;bcs country place. sixteen mills from Richmond
the rail roui to Fredcrcksbury nnd presents peculiar nd
yantases for the establishment OF Seminary OF high
grade Pupils from distance will reside in the family OF
Mr. Charles t. Stuart Those wishing to enter on the LIST
Of January or my other Tim, will be charged only
from the day of entrance
For terns aud other information address
CHAS. b. STUART,
Dec lift Ashland Va
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by HECTOR DAVE iTtEr

EGitoES-This day. at 81 O'clock VII. Sc e.
hSeiy neSroes-mcr boys and girls
Jan. > HECTOR pAyr..
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~ EGROES-Ne VIII srlIIn ALBUMIN ~, ,b, ,r,,. cal
- Young Man. first rate Tobacco hard Cd /,
!erences can be given to his general good cbsr,c,
Jan 3 81 ~ y.
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Dec 2J-ctds&d7t

EXECUTORS SALE OF LAND e. NEGROEs.
QY virtue of the last will and testament of W. w
I'D Dickinson, decd late OF Caroline County the
dersigned executors will proceed sell at Public Auc
ton ut Milford Depot. Caroline County on Wednesday,
the 18th of January, 1885, if fair if not the fret fair day
thereafter that valuable Tract of Land known Redds
situated on Pole Cat Creek near Golansvile containing
about six hundred acres plat Of which be seen al
Golansvilc This land is vel! known ms OF the best
farms 10 the County.
Also ut the same time and place, will sell the Mill
and TanYard belonging the estate, situated near CO.
lansyillc.
Also as Commissioners under decree of the Court OF
Caroline County we will sell ut Public Auction, at same
time and place. the Negroes OF which the tesator ded
seized and possessed, (sxcepting the widows dowcr
about seventy.ive in number most OF them young and
likely.
Tcrms.-rhe land and mill will be sold a credit
which will be made known the day of sale. The me-
groes will be sold for cash
J. NJ. G. DICKINSON.
h. +. DICKINSON.
R. l.. DICKINSON
naa Z DICKINSON
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~ EGROES.-on TUESDAY the 9TH January I,.I
- sell at my Office Franklin street Ii s'co, .
hke'J slaves 4 man and girl-by order OF the comm
sioner
Dec 23-td UErTOp n,vrc 60,
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HILLSVILLE ACADEMY,

CARRoLL Comfy, VA.
r. F. THOMPSON, a H., President,
Assisted by a JuH CorpsJ Ehcen: fnstruaors.
ydyHE Fifteenth Session this Institution Will com.
rnonce the rsr Mondny.n January and close the iih
Thursday in May Board cn be had at six dollars per
month, In good families.
Ilsvillc ID n small village near the top OF the Hue
Ridge commanding view Of the most picturesque, no.
mantle and sublime sccnry. 1t is well supplied with
wholesome water and pure mir from the surrounding
nounains il renowned for health. II affords good
society smaller generally 1t il situated on
the main thorouchiare from Tennessee to North Caronn,
over which pusscs daily line of stages. is within
few hours travel OF the rgna and Tennessee Railroad
The last scuastc year numbered hundred and fifty:
three students An annual catalogue is Issued which will
be sent to any person sB time desiring further nos
NATION about the schoo. Dec 2S-clmi
PIEDMONT FEMALE ACADEMY.
SSEVERAL vacancies will occur in my School on the
= LIST OF February which may be filled by early np-
pcaion.
TERMS FIVE MONTHS:
For Board and Tuition in English branches S65 90
Music on Piano, ...-..-.---.-....-...--n "
Music Oh MclOdeOii, ~ w
french Language, w
Drawing w
Address the subscriber, ut STONY Point, Aibemarle
Dec 25-c6t JAMES w. GOSS.
AMELIA ACADEMY.
WILL take few pupils upon early application.
q Direct Lodore, p o. Amelia County. Va.
Dec 2s-2aw2w WIN. II. HARRISON.
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OIsE SERVANT AND DRIVER -Ths d.y NJ
2A ~ o clock will sell likely man. good house .ar
want, driver and gardener HECTOR DAVIS
Jan , " 80 -
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Dec 22-ctd
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND AND
SLAVES In HANOVER COUNTY.


SLAVES IN HANOVER COUNTY.
pursuance OF decree OF Hanover County Court
4 tered the 22nd day Of December, 1851 in suit styled
Dickinson against Dickinson, &c the undersigned will
sell at public auction, at BeRverdam Depot in Hanover
County, Thursday, the 18th day of January next
less IL o'clock, H. II fair, II not the next fair day
thereafter Tract of Land containing about los
and also Is Slaves very likely, which were held by
Mrs Lucy Dickinson her dover in the estate of Ma
thanie Dickinson deceased. The land lies within
and a half miles of Bcaverdam Depot and within one
fourth of mile Of the Central Railroad at the Green
Bay Crossing and is known Green Bay, the late resi-
dence of Nathaniel Dickinson, decd Upon it is good
Dwelling House. with all necessary Out Houses; also,
q good Store House, with Lumber House attached.
1t is good stand for Country Store and good business
has usually been done there The land Ia situated that
may be conveniently sold in lots and will be sod If
necessary to suit purchasers.
Ierm.-For the Slaves cash; for the land onefourih
In cash. and the balance in two instruments OF one and
two years. with interest from day Of sale Bonds with
good security for the deferred payments aud title
tanned until the purchase money is paid The title is be.
levcd to be unquestionabe but shall only sell such
is vested in us by the decree.
JOHN B. YOUNG,
CHASTATN WHITE,
c. G. GRlSWOLD,
IL
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ONE HUNDRED SLAVES FOR SALE.
AN TUESDAY, the 18th day of January, ls5s. the
" dersigncd trustees in deed Of trust OF record IN
the Clerks Office Of Brunswick. will sell AT public
auction the plantation formerly the property OF james
H. ~ Nebbitt, the county of Brunswick, the Peters.
burg and Boydton plank rond about foyhvc miles from
Petersburg
ONE HUNDRED SLAVES
Consisting Of boys and girs ALSO two tho
rou n bred mares, both out Of THE Quecn"-onc by
"MarCrave" and the other by Norfolk"
Tho sale will be commenced at ha.past twelve o'clock.
The slaves will be sold for cash, and the upon
credit of six months JNO. +. SHELL,
b. 3. WILKES,
,1a rrusI
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JNO. d. ASHTON,
a TTORNEYIAND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
"A, SHARNEEToRN, ILLINOIS.
Ost 9-vph

LIFE INSURANCE.
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY,
OFFERS security and advantages unsurpassed by any
u like institution in this country.
Capital Oct lt 1857 o. 700 O00 and daily increas.
ing.
Dividends are made annually and paid chile c insured
Only half the premium policies for term Of life Is
required in cash, If the amonnt be $50
Those disposed to insure will do well to call our OF.
aes and learn the advantages afforded by this Company
EOfies at "Ststcners Hall, ;" No. 81, Pearl ct.
Dec IL KNOWLES e. WALFORD
.JAco3BI. ,a HOLLOWAY Plaintiff IN
U.iahssssnley.. John Stanley and oHaseE
William L. Stanley, Defend'ts. NJ
The undersigued by decree of the County Court of
Hanover entered in this cause the 2d day Of Decen
ber 1857 hereby gves notice to the heirs of Rachael Hg
gnson to forward and their right and nte
rest in tho fund remaining under the control Of the
Court In this cause If they think proper to do so.
WM. D. WINSTON,
Jan 2-law2w Com'r Hanov County Court
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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS,

VALENTINE g. SON ask the attention of purchasers
to their wcllassored stock bought with cnsh, at \
great reduction from regular prices and which
offered at lower than such goods have been
sold in this market. They are In part as follows:
French and English Cloths and Cassimeres
Satinetts, Staunton Cloths, Kerseys and Linseys
Real nom shrinking Wclch and other Pnnnels
Bed and servants Blankets all sizes
Carpetlng Druggetu and Rugs
Plain and Printed French Merino and Mousclnes
Plaid English
Ladies' and Gentlcnen's Shawls and Scarfs
Black, Maroon and Crimson silk Veve,s, for cloaks
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Wooden and Merino Vests
Plaid, Spun.sk, from 37!c to Toe
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Hose and half Hose
Gloves, all qualities
Misses and boys Wooden and Cotton Hose
Muslin and Lace Curtains
Bleached and brown Shectings and shirings
Caicos Gnghams and De Beiges
Embroideres of every description
With innumerabe other articles in line of business
VALENTINE g. SON,
Corner of Broad 9th streets near the
Dec 6-d Capitol Square.
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AUCTION Ss;,ES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE ar; var

COMMISSIONERS SALE Oh VALUABLE
FUMM4Ct AM, AND CorrER PROPERTY, IN FLOYD
Sf virtue OF the provisions of decree of rho Circuit
- Court ot Floyd county, pronounced the llh day
OF September, leJ1, in the case OF Robert l. Toncrsy
against Harvey Deskiha and Others. the undersigned,
therein apo MED Commissioners for the purpose will on
the l;h day oil JGnrsry. ISIS, upon the premises otter
tor sale by way Of public auction, ,rac, lam! how
the "WESTFURK FURNACE" con.anin. 500 acre.
Tying in Floyd county. The buildings consist OF Dwell.
Ing House nt all necessary out houses Stable Black
smith shop. Ac all in stntc OF good repair The metal
made At this Furnace has long enjoyed wide pcad rcpu-
:a!on, and situated rs i, is within fourth a mile OF an
inc xhausblc bed beds Of the finest quality of Iron Ore
upon the land and accessible the greatest at undancc
OF coal and wood both upon the premises and daccnt
thereto render one OF the most desirable points for
Stack, Foundry House, and Machinery thereunto attach
ed are in a line state of repair
Upon this land also situated that valuable property
Known rs the
"TONCRAY COPPER NINE"
Many causes during the excitement upon the subject OF
minerals which overspread this section OF the State
raj years early directed large share of the attention
of the public to this point and subsequent investigation
demonstrated to certainty the existence Of copper of the
vausble character, and in inexhaustble quantities
which only remains TO be fully developed render il
valuable than any of the uine of Carroll Tennessee
Lake Superior. great deal Of Orc from this proper
y, within the last few months has been carried market
aud specimens OF 1t have been extensively circulated
and the property itself has for so ng time occupied
high position in public estimation that any further de
scrp,ion is deemed unnecessary.
This land lies within ~ miles of the Virginia and Ten
nessee Rail Road, and mills from Floyd Court House,
and is connected with the Rail road except about miles
By COED Turnpike.
We shall also at the time and place. sell one
OF acksmths Tools belonging the said Robt L. Ton
cray.
I'Eams-sl4,OCO of the purchase money will be re.
quired in hand upon the balance. credit OF IL and IL
months will be given upon the purchaser giving bond
with good personal security The title to the property
believed be unguestionabe but only such
will be made the purchaser the Court by further
decree, may direct.
For further information with regard to this property,
address B. F. Wysor, Newbern Pulaski county Va. or
Henry Lane, Floyd Court House, Va.
BENJAMIN F. WYSOR,
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COMPREHENSIVE

TuNHE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Far.
mers Bank of Virginia, will be held at their Bank
Ing House. In the City Of Richmond, Wednesday, the
18th day of January 1859:
mo Officer or Director Of Bank shall hereafter vote
Proxy of Stakeholder in any election of Directors
Officers of Bank, shall any Proxy be valid which
shall have been executed sixty days before the time OF
election"
Dec l4-3tawtd J. A. SMITH, Cash'r