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HsffsLS, hAseA s.-Nofthsrr rspsss, 81
yesterday, have tesa received here. en- a bs,sv
SEND ycu aeondsnssd report Of the princi-
Pal items or points Of news they contain:
TsrAssd, Ne, March THE steamship Nor.
@esan D. a. arrived here with Liverpool mail
datse 70 Ysb. 10th. and BY tsieerap h from Liv-
erpool 70 Queenstown 70 the 9lst.
Ihe steamship use ,rera left Gibraltar "a
ne 18th Of February for the Spanish watsrs
at Aigssiras.
The Confederate steamer Sumter was sun
at Gibraltar. waiting for esA.
In the hosss Of Commons The sspplensn.
sary estimates Of sxpend lures caused By the
Trent laxAir .amss tin & 70 sen 90, was agreed
10 Mr.. Bright denounced the policy of tn
uovernnent, aAd said that the money was
worse than thrown away. Palmsrston said
that BrtShts opinions were oor fnsd TO HIN
ssif. The gunboau prepared ior commissisn
andsr the Trent diMsui1 had been directed
TO b dim an tied
An address 10 the Emperor of PraAos BY
tho sonata had besn read. The debate con.
nsnesA on the aoth Of February. The adj.
dress regrets the suffering In France on -
cunt Of the war In America, and ths eGect
| on the trade and man ufactoriss. but agrees
with the Em par or hat the friendly relations
between the two countries lenders neutral.
ity ineum bent on the part Of FrancA
The French Bourse was lower, and Ren ties
| closed at " sa.
The defeat OF The Spaniards oy the Msxi.
| cans Is con urmed.
The English funds at Lordon were dull,
| and consols wsrs nat. Money was in mod.
crate demand att
| rN L0-s, March Columbus has been
| evacuated BY the Confederate troops, and the
| to 81 has baal banned by the re0els. They
| have removed the guns 10 Fort Randolph.
| H.salaStoa, Mach 4.--Audy Johnson has
l been formally appointed military Governor
| OF Ten nessse.
United StataS stocks ara q aotsd al 80.
| Lh1posI, F1 1.-THE sales OF cotton for
four days reach Il 900 bales, Of which So 100
bales were taken by speoulatcrs and export
ers. The market closed urn At = slight
| advance. The following are the quotations
Pair Orleans. l4id; Middling Orleans, Is ;
Pair Mobile, 49,. No other quotations given.
| Tho stock OF Cotton in Liverpool is. 470 900
| bales of which l7s, 900 are American.
At London on the Ast February, the In.
| crease in the bullion in the Bank of I'm z laad
| was repor ted to be Ss<S 900
Ne, York, March The Herald oftAis morn.
ing says that Affairs ON the Potomac are
quiet.
The late Foreign news states that Har ]
Rsasell expresses hinasslf satisfied about the
| sinking Of the stone Meet In the Charleston
| harbor.
The H~slIs Paris correspondent says that
| the Emperor Napoleon IL the enemy Of the
Union cause, and. will show it after no hun
bles kngland In Mexico.
American stocks arc unohAn ssd in Lon.
doA.
The French troops will not leave Rome.
The difficulty between Austria ana Pfus.
sia Is widening daily.
EasAtnSnn. March Gen. Ba~ks's forces
occupied Marsinsburs On yesterday, wttho ut
opposition.
lis believed that Gen. "Stone.Wall" Jack
son is at Win lester WI tn q strong force.
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GALLANT CoIpver AT RsAzoKI IsLABB.-
volunteer in the Wise Legion, Noticing the
several accounts OF the fight at Roanoke
Iaand, calls our attention. - the gallant part
performed on that occasioy BY Capt Sober.
nsrhorn, which has not hitherto received
public nstiee. He says: "Oapt. sehermer.
horn com mandsd an ls poua der gun, which
he stood by and sighted with the tnost cool
asss and bravery, Ard laid N any . Hsssial
low during the naht. HIS Eallantry was
praised by Officers and men. In the hottest
OF the ngassment. he received in his m outh
half OF . Minnie ball. which split on his
gun, knocking out one Of his front teeth"
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OLosrxs THs DIsfILLIuiEs.-0ov. Brown,
Of Georgia, has issusd q proclamation order.
ing each distiller in that State TO dssist abso-
lately from tbs man fAoturs OF ardent spirits
after the 18TH day of March, 1862. Tho Su.
perintsndent OF the State Road Is forbidden
10 transport any whisky over that road, and
other railroad Superintendent Is are requested
10 do likewise. In casa Of distillers refusing
10 obey this order, their stills are to be seized
and ssnt 10 Rome. Ga. 70 b manufactured
into cannon and all liquor brought near
military enoam pmen "a is - be empu ed upon
The ground.
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RIcBKTLY PgRLIsHEp:
CAUSE AND OONTRA6T-AnE Essay en- ID

CAUSE AND OONTRAST.-An Essay En- the
Americas Crisis. By T w: AaokaAoo. 81.
This truly beautiful. genial, and profound
production of genius and patriotism has met
with q success In the sunny South unparal-
leled and unantt cipatsd In the short space
Of two and 4 half months, nearly ten thou
praises Of all who have read 1t are sp1n tame
Gus and unqualified. It 10 not on ~ the beat,
bat the NEST charming Southern book ever
printed.
While 1t dssorvsdly rA1ks Am ong the N ost
popular and brilliant of publications., our
thanks are due neverthelsss to the reading
public and the press for their prompt recog-
milton Of it, diversified merit, since 1t Augurs
we'll tor eur future Southern literature.
THE SOUTHERN SPY. Letters on the Pol
10y aid Inauguration Of the Lincoln War ;
write. anonymously In Washington, Rieh.
no.d, aad elsewhere, by Edward A. Pollard
Of Virginia, s1thor Of BLACK Diamonds"
Price 20
TRMfnENOK. A Speech delivered BY Hon.
Beverly Tucker, Of Virginia, 10 the south.
ern Oonven ton. held at Nashville, Tenn :,
April 18th, 1880. ESQ.
A NEW and com plets Map Of Tennessee and
Kentucky. Containing all the i'm por tan I
county and rail roads, and sho wing the
positions Of Forts Uonelson and Henry
MAP of the State Of virsini.. q.
MAP Of the Scat of War in Virginia. 81.
In press. and will be published on Mon day,
MOzIS ADDUMS'S LETTERS TO BILLY
TWINS. BY the Editor OF the Southern
Literary Messenger. 6oc.
VIII - published, April LIST:
DE WERE. A Story OF Plebians aAd Patri.
rictans. BY Harry W. Hilhafd, Of Ala.
bsma. Priou o..
When svsry worldly thought q utterly forsaken
Cones the starry midnight fslt BY LIES gifted
few;
Thsn viii the spirit from H. earthly siesp awaken
To Q being mere intense, moro spiritual and
kue.
So doth the soul awaken
Like that youth 70 night,A fair queen,
The weakening OF EndyHaeon.
N. B.-This remarkably brilliant book
would have been ont early this mon tn, were
Ii not for the necessity Of ending compost
tsFs into the Confederate service. We were
having this work stsreotyped In Nashville,
|, and the evacuation Of that city will necessa-
srily delay the appearance Of tho work about
oAo month.
AAdross erlery -
WEST L JOHNSTON,
Publishers and DookseIlsra
nah lit l<k Main n. Vtsh vnond. Va.
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OFFICE FOR SALE.

Owing TO the urgent call Of the country
for more men for the public service. desire
to sell my BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
OFflCk. The stock consists OF three Presses,
in good working order, ana a .uftic,ency OF
Types TO do all kinds of Job Printing, with
we'll filled fonts of Small Plea, BREWER, and
Nonpareil, for Hook and Pamphlet work.
Any ono exempt from militia duty can NAL c
. profitable investment by purchasing this
once. Make early app,ica ton to
GEORGE W. GARY
Pearl Tor l4th) street
Between Main and Cary, Richmond
p. H.-Previous to ef1ecting q sale, / will
execute all orders for PRINTING at very
reduced prices from former charges, and So
lictt a con tinuance Of fAvors heretofore ex-
tended TO me to my succea0or.
NH $50 q. W GARY
Nj NV ORLkAN0 hU0A R6-Of v0y choice
IN snd superior plantstioa bgAnds In large
hhds. list received. Tor sAls b.
NH 7--sts(ap) O0AS. 1ALNnR.
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Onening Of G. onRresl

Yesterday resolu ton WAS adopted in Con
tress, AFTER seons discussion, setting the hour
for the opening OF Congress at IL o'clock. one
hoar later III an at present. The object Of this
Ia 10 give the committees m ore time for morn
ing work, thereby facilitating the business OF
theH House.
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syJASM. TAYLOR SON, Axc,tonesvs.

VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-.
v UENCE On ThE EAST SIDE OF
THIRD, BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH
STkEErS AT AUOTION.-We will sell.
upon the premises, on TUESDAY, the 18Th
day Of March, commencing at a o'clock,
r. M, the very valuable private residence on
the east side of Sd, between CLAY and Leigh
streets.
The house con taips 8 large and airy rooms,
with fire. places, and all the me dern i'm prove
ments such as gas, water, and bath house.
There Is also II large kitchen, containing 4
excellent rooms, range, smoke house, an ALI
other necessary out-buildings. The entire
properly is in excellent order, having been
thoroughly overhauled and repaired within
the past two years The neighborhood Is as
desirable as tiny in the city. The lot frents
So feet and rup back $50 feet
PerAons desiring to secure y really valua-
BILE private residence In q retired neig b Dor
hood, wolSu do we'll to attend the sale OF
this property.
TExEs One fourth cash the balance at g.,
ts and - mo q this for negotiable notes, with
Interest added, and secured by o trust decd I.
The pnrch aser TO pay the taxes and insuIanc e
for 1882 JAS. ID. TAYLOR son,
NH AuctioIserS
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Dl II ID.

W11Os
On The DerAtAg q the ~ hist st 20 minutes
Dost O'clock, WILLIAM EDWARD, youngest
shxl a. Lsaia yaas ~ JoAA Hsthsws, ard ten
Aeo<As - alDs AAys.
Little WILT. tAOa hast left ~
We thy Ices - ~ deeply feel
Bat Us Gel that has bersfs a.
He can all ca sssrews heal,
tAks thAss Iittls lambs. saM he,
And Lay then IN ny brsast;
Hrstsetioa they shall fad In ~
II ne - ever b!sy.
HI funeral viii taks plass q ks fathers resi
tsuss. tAis aftcrnoos, at o'sloek. The friends
anA seQaAintansss - tAs- fAAuy aes respectfully
laviesd 70 attend, without further notice. ,
OF sonsu mptloa, a the Oh instaat At ~ e'sleeh
~. II, 0DOR4D II. HOBIRTSON h his n U
year.
His funeral will tAks plass THE nofning at II
o'clock. frsn tAs fealdsass Of he brother, J. G
sobsrtsoa. "a 9Th ~, next ~ Oily SDsine Hi,
nhsads, nd those Of he fanly, Invited 10 at
tssA
On wsd-esday svtnins. AVIS ,dausAtsr Of Davit
n And Avls n Walker. aged axtssn nsatAs ant
two weeks.
TIE f1asesl will take place from 81. Pss,',
Church this morning. ct IL . 'slook.
In Williamsburg, Va on Sunday evening, sbou
O'clock. Mr. JOHN T. HOWELL, In the S3t
yssr 81 his age.
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& WILMA, GLAS5 ID 3saThEt - ~: \ 1
. : AUG fluS -lnteLdins TO close bust
TUESDAY, the llth day of March next, land
contiLuing from day TO day M stock OF
China, Glass and Eerthenw're, embra cir x
q fine variety OF plain white, gold oan1, Al 4
decorated Dim and Te Sets; a fine assor..
ment OF Glass and Queensware; Table Ont
lery; Table and Mantle Ornaments, &C, &c
Until me llth of March l will sell IN the
usual way, but At greatly reduced prices Ny
old customers and tbs pubic gen orally are
invited TO come forward and supply their
wants.
The store will also be fur rent after the 20th
of March. o. Is. TAYLOR,
70 gY--2u III Mai street
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BY REDWOOD r KEACH. Ane,s.
MIGHT SALE AT AUCTION.
~ JEWFLRY; DRY GOODS;
FANCY GnOI =; Cl9hkS, O..
We will sell, on SAL UKDAY EVENING,
March Ssh inst, commencing att! O'Clock,
at onr store
A large lot Of
JEWELRY,
FANUY GOODS,
HoWERY,
GLOVES,
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
CIGARS, &c, &c.
REDWOOD & KEACH
mh7-2t 81 Main street.
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General Price

We arc informed thai Sterling Price has
been promoted TO . Major General, and will
Re assig ned 10 duty IN Missouri. This u an.
questionasly good appointment. for Gen,
Price has sAewn himself Q daring and oapa-
blA ofbcs
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NIAHAE'S FIELD FOkTIFIOArIONs.
WEST T. JOHNSTON,
las Main street,
HAVE NOW READY

4 TREATISE on FIELD FORTIF1OA.
TION6 Containing Instructions on the meth.
eds Of Laying Oat Cons ,ructng, Defending,
and Attacking Kntrsuehmen,s, with the gem
sral outtiusA also. Of the arrangement, the at
tack and dsfencs Of permanent fortiheations.
BY D. 81. Aahan, Profsssof Of Military and
CivH Engineering in this United States Mil
s0y Academy. ~ West Point, New York.
Fourth edition, revised and enlarged, con
tanning all the plates. Price $3.50.
TIN BATTLE GALL. ASclthsfn Lyris. BY
K.V w (MoCord) Vernon. THIS Is one q
he anss. lyrical posms. called forth BY our
Struggle for Independence and Nationality,
from hs gifted pm Of Mrs. Vernon, better
known - Ars. MeCsrS In literary circles
h this Aps, " arm, and patriotic s6usion. the sew
srd pecu, sYides and characters TICS Of the fifteen
southern States are portrayed with master hand;
nod every emotion and impulse, that sho. I'd
ssoApt ths sens Of ths South. 70 dssds of vaer
md sAivslry. advsrtsd 70 h words Of poetic
are.
TIE BATTLE CALL has hesa promo uncsd By
oompstsnt and sxpsrieaesd critics. ons Of the
mos. Vigorous and spontansous mental creations.
growing cut Of tbs prsssat war.
PrN>-TKa CENrr.
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AEEG&M IsiNH'A.
THE RICHMOND VARIETIES.

This quiet and orderly place Of am usement.
situated on FRANKLIN street., nsxt 10 the TX
change Hotel, Is opened EVERY NIGHT to
tho public. The company is the strongest
and most talented in the Southern Con fede-
racy, and nightly give sstisfact ton TO GRO wded
and fashionable audiences. The Orch estra is
effective, and is under the control Of Prof.
LosBAAs; The company consists Of =. Il.
Dalton, q. L. Morton, h. Ogden, u. T. Wolfe,
H. Howard, w. J. Watkins, II. kIichol. J.
W. Norelapd, q. Clifford, Peter Jackson
&c Miss Ella Wren, Mrs U. DeBar, Mrs.
Jennie Powell, Miss Louise Clyde, Mrs E.
X. Dalton, Mis- Mary Partington. Miss Nor.
ton, &c.
ADMISSION. 30 cents Reserved Seats, rs cts.
Gallery, Is cts.
rs Doors open at o'clock. Curtain to
rise at quarter to s. mh7-st
- IUHnpND VARIETIES TIL, EYE
hNI64, MARCH 7rA, 1891
Miss ELLA WREN will appear Tonight az
ROB ROY.
Pas Seui. Miss N. Parting ton.
Songs. .....................M ISIS Annie Clyds.
Aud LOVEIN ALL CORNERS.
tSee Programme
Al METROPOLITAN HAIL
ALSO Propriet,r Of TIE AcaAsmy OF Music.
New Orleans, / ouisiana.)
FOUETH w LEX.
Inc acknOWIedSeO IAVorlte OF tne SO0tu,
Author of the
"bonnie Blue Flag"
1.-The Volunteer
"Stars and Bars"
missouri"
"Scott Taxing the Oath -
and other popular National Songs, assl~ led
by MISS LOTTIE ESTELLE,
Will give his per SOD alton Con SIS above.
III Change OF programme every night.
Admission 50 cents; Children and Ssrvsuts
half price. Reserved seats 10 cents
LEE MALLORY,
fe Z-ts Acting Manage.
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A00100 0t4Ef0 -
WRIST JOHNSTON,
Publishers and BookseIlara
nah lit l<S Main H. Vtsh mnnd. Va

A SOUTHERN HISTORY
We expect to publish In the early part Of the
month q May, popular history Of the
FIRST YEAR OF THE WAR,
brought down to the date OF publication.
The work 10 now, and has BEEN fE some
months. in course Of preparation thS 4thors
editor Of the Enquirer, OF this city, and Mr..
EDwARD A. POLLARD, associate editor of the
Hammer. The names Of these gentlemen
are \ sutf1eient guaranty that the work will
be OF . high order Of merit, and will deserve
the patronage of all classes Of renders
The authors have collected, eince the com =
mencsmsAt of the war, from every availa BILE
source. Nor tn and Soutn, n vast amount OF
materials II sproposed out of these TO com :
pose history OF the war, which will not re
q mere compendium of events, or dry chron-
tsres ting narrative, to take its place In tae
his' 1rical literature Of the country. The mar.
rative Of the events Of the war will be varied
ny graphic desert ptions Of battles obtained
from eye-wttnssses. by personal sketches OF
the illustrious living and dead and by Ne
treatment OF all those su bjscts of finance, SO
ctAl economy, IN annerS, &C, which fall wiz n.
In the dspa rtment Of philosophical history.
The intro ductory chapter traces the pro-
Grsss OF political events nom tho foundation
Of the United States Government to the ina a.
guration Of Lincoln, where commences the
narrative OF the war which IL ontinued in
srictest reference, however, to anthem tic
materials, down to the period when the last
pages Of the work will be commttte ted 10 the
printer WEST &JOHNSTON,
Publishsrs, las Main street,
mh TIT Richmond
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=. ( ? cox s.cFr.

. CH' l. q U o l. = g. =. F'rSNI.
IL TUE, &C., II ~, .TiON On Sri.
day, the 7Lh instaut, I 10 o'e.rck w,,I ..u
at the residence of Me MEIy J Bell. corner
OF eigh and n ttrsets, all re furnituro
contained in said residence, embracing the
usual variety 81 genteei H0ussh I'D and
Kitchen furniture Also, one young CIV
raised Cow. fresh 20 the pail one goc brood
sow. TERas--tash
4.AsY J. BELL, ndm'x
OF z. q BELL Deceased
Sale conducted by L. b. Cook, aucnonesr.
mi
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Moveme of Federal Troops.
NORFOLK March IA very largo steamer
left Newport News on last evening, loaded
with troops, and supposed to ~ des tined -
rel n force Gen. Burnside.
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BY r. ". kEESEE, Apettoaec7,
zones corner l2tn and Gary streets.

A DMHIsT SATkIX aALE OP SOCK CT
IA TINWARE, TINNERs- TOOLS AND FIX.
iOnkS, ROOfIEG TOOLS, &c, AT Abs..
TIOn.-I will sell On WEDNES Az MORN.
ING, MAJ Oh l7tp, comm -ncirs at 10 e'clcc at
tbs store formerly occupied by N. s. Cooper,
Jeceaed, on Gary, between 18th and 18Th streets,
ali OF the stock Ct Iinwa,e, Ea erisls, Tool,
Benches, Bellows, Wees, Anvil ToLgs, Misvs ors,
largo Lathe for turnir cylinders fer cotton facto-
ries aoofng tools Lacd RS, Ropes, As.
TRINA Cash on delivery.
MARY Co0PE1,
NH Adm's of 'joopai "e0'd.
Sale conuueted by THos. w KEssEE, %rei.
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Moth odist General Conference

ObIPO&3CN1.
AUsusrA. March s.-The Omar lesion Southern
ChSisttaa ASrocsa1, Of yesterday, contains . let
ter from Bishop Andrews. postpcAing he
General Conference Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church eouth, which was called to
meet In New Orleans on the lst Of April
Tbs letter states that the tiRe and place OF
meeting will be hxed by = future meeting
Of tho Bishops.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
EI sOUTlvN DEPART MINT,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTAEHT,
RICHMOND, VA. March T. 1853.
A LII SaRRIrFs aaa others collecting State
"A Arms are desired - have The aans B sxsd.
naked Col. u. DlAMocK Richmond, Va" aao
forwarded a. sooa a. possible. The eoDpsnsa-
ton for collecting and the neosssary expenses Of
pressn, alton OF the It esipts OF Col DIhAocK.
JOHN LKrcHEx.
NJ Uty papers copy nh lin
HEADO RS. ALLEN ART1tLEkf
Opposite Spottswood Hotel.
4 LII mem bsrs Of Capt. T. p Wilkinson
~ company will report themselves for
duty At the rendezvous, on Saturday, At II
O'CLOCK n.
John ". TURNkR,
NH 7-N 1t. Com m ding.
4 TTNNTION, PKhSlD ENT'S GUAkD.
~ Meet at the recruiting ONCE, on Main
street, TO. DAY, 1t , O'Clock, to be mustered
into service. Every member Ia required to
BY order of Capt: W: 8: R..p:
mhr 1t. W. N. BASS, LIST Ssrg't.
Private arms that have been received BY
the State at It's Armory, as we'll - all that
may be sent hereafter, vii! be paid for with.
In q few days u. DlAMUCK,
NH at Col. OF Ord. of Va.
CPECAL lOTIOR-AI those who have
y given their names 70 g. q. Otsy, d u Wal
ka. and Others Of tie company. wih call to-day
(7th) y the Lifs Insurance Oonpsny oppoaits
The American Hotel, between 10 and 3 o'clock,
and sign the roll Of the company. and thu. avoid
the Militia dram OF Monday newt NH 7-its
4 Il able botisA -
n NAN,
r. - Of military dat. can be hsd b. spplyiAs 70
~. CLOPTON & LYME
Corner Wall And Irsnk LIN stress,
NH 7-2f Op stAirS.
rINROS. BRANCH sons
PxrERsBuRs. Va,
offer for sale
1000 los. BEEAWAx,
1000 lbs. TALLOW,
20 bu.hels Herds Grass SEED,
500 bushels OATS,
10 bbls Cruxhed SUGAR,
2 boxes Lost do.
s Gags Mas ii JORGE, '
800 lbs. Gas: STEEL,
tons Ew saish IRON. NH ia.
NOR K 6.--40U cr.ss Bottle x.l, IN john
Oorks. Of best quality, s"'s'
W. PE9E / ON %.
uA7 II, .--.uu street.
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ss';s;;1E's' ::;Ei,iE' h 4 l|!lM Fl S !ls
sedfH, We,
~ rev. S1. Y. fi.tp, an lss sgsaiss q I'm,
a. Ie5a M. jAs sOfcsn end MIS- HHnY II,
WALTON, ell o! Rich nonA resruA ff.h. 3,
the same Mr.. EDWARD HAMBURG and Miss
SUDAN B. CONWAY, AL of aenrico.
On March Sih. at Leigh Street Church, by the
Rev. b. Solomon, Mr. JOSEPH A. SMrHaR
o. naesnorA and MI" NARY \. DAVIS, o. King
WDhan county.
At Hahtsx. n. o.. on the 5tA invt.. BY the Raw
Isos O. Lowe. Mr. ". MACKEY 70 h1ss CHA.
IA A. 0AIEWOOD, both Of thds city.
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=
FOR SALE.

fhis valuable FARM will be sold THURS
DAY, Goth inst, III not sold privately before;
due notice of which will be givep). 1t con
tains six hundred and thirty nine and half
acres; In Hanover county; four miles above
Old Church, adjoining Mr. John Haws ma
chine shop; u or Is miles from Richmond; In
an excellent neigh Dor hood; corn mill and
blacksmith shop in loo yards OF my line -
Also. permanent steam saw mill, owned by
Mr.. H&w, and tim Der enough on the farm, In
400 yards, to make plank enough TO fence in
the entire plantation About 400 acres cleared
and well adapted to wheat, corn, oats, tobac-
co, and for vegetables and mellCns; is as good
as any in this region OF country, so remark
able for its fruits and vegetables. The wood
land Is valuable, from the FAC; that IL has a
large growth OF chestnut, which is not sur
passed by any lin Der for fencing The farm
is in five fields; will make from go TO 800 bar
rails corn to the field. made on one of the
fields, in 1880, 500 bushels wheat, without
using one pound of guano. Two Of the fields
are on Potopotomy Greek. and contains so or
40 acres OF superior mud land. In TACT,
Studley Ia cos sidered the best forest far (for
its size) in this section Of country In add
ton, I may say, 1t is an excel snt stock farm
as my cattle and hogs will attest. Mr.. ChaS.
Leber, OF the First Market. Richmond, has
generally purchased what I bad to sell. l
refer to him as to quality. l have sold a.
high IS 1915 worth of pork, after keeping .
supply for the plantation.
The Improvements consist Of dwelling
kitchen and cabbins, with brick chimneys
and all new, an excellent barn and corn.
house, large new stable 20xcc, WITH ten stalls,
and two large new tobacco houses, 90 fee,
long sufficient to house ten or twelve acres OF
tobacco In regard 20 health, nay family ply
sician DR. Z. s. Tally's books will show tina
he has visited but one field hand in Is years
aud he was a dyspeptic. Immediately after
the sale of the land, will hire out my re.
groes for the balance of the year; sell corn
fodder, s or s barrels good houx, cattle, two
yoke Of very fine youHg oxen, thirty four
sh ats, four hne brood sOws, three horses and
two mules, all good, and one colt.
TIRns.-Of land, one-third cash; tie re-
mainder in one and two years. bearing iute
est from day OF sale Until paid, secured by Q
deed OF trust On the land. Terms for perish
able property made known on the day of sale
PHILIP X. NORMENT.
n. B-Sr. Geo. Watt will give any infor
uation in relation to Studlsy that any gen
tleman Of Richmond may desire.
Z dsOiHf&
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