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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-15
NORTHERN ADVERTTsEM'Ts
NORTHERN ADVERTEsEM'Ts
JOSEPH w. DAVIS,
ESTABLISHED Is5AI
B A N X Err.
G GOLD AND SILV Err
BOUGHT AND SOLD,
.. 5. SECURITIES
R0UGHT AND SOLD.

E~ Mr.. TN. r. DAVIS attends the Boston
Brokers' Board. nk, Railroad, Manufacturing
and Copper Stocks bought on comm ssiou. Col
lec;ions remit ed for Oh the dly OF layment.
JUo=Pd w. DAVIS,
j4l3-eod3m No. IS state street. Boston.
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CUPERROR OL. ID WINES, LT-
y QUORS. ALES &C.. for Fsal5 aud hedi.
cal use; GIG RS and TOBACCO OF the most ap.
y .oyel br nds. Those In want Of tue finest aud
pu est articles in my line will give ne CALI as
guarantee ALL articles vi be found as repre-
senteh II. GRAU,
No upder Exchange Hotel, I4th street
ie9-eld6t
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TREASURY pEFARFEEHE }
OFFICE nE ccsltsottE: o. TIE Cu9ssFeV,i

OFFICE lF CG5FtHoLlkS ef fnB tpRRGFcytl
wAsslE1foH, Nay 9d. 1885
THTEERIAst hy retlefattpty evidence prssar.
w "a to ths uhdeHisHsd. II has hssa uiadF 70
appeaF thAs the Fifsl Rational HGnh OF Riyh
mend IN the City Of Richmond 10 the county Of
Benrioo ana State Of Virginia, BEE bssn daly or.
ssnised nndef aud according totb0 e9airensuts
Of the Act Of Congress entitled "su Acsto pro-
vide National Currency, secured by o plsdge
Of United States bonds, and % provide or ths
circulation and iodempt on theeof approved
June q. 1894, and hos uompl ed with sIl sue y o.
visions Of said Act required 10 be com led with
before commencing the buEiDess Of Backing un.
der said Act
Now, therefore, |, Freeman Clarke. Couptroi.
leI Of the Currency do herChy certify that the
First National Bank Of Richmord, N the City
of Richmond, lin the county OF heDrico end State
OF Virginia, is authorized 10 coUmeooe the bus!-
ness Of Banking Under the Act aforesaid.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF witness ny hand end
seal of ofdce, this third day OF May 1866.
[I,. 81 FREEMAN CLAhKE,
Comptroller Of the CursnGy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-15
-THE NEW SKIRT FOR 1866.

A wonderful invention for ladies. Unquestlon.
ably superior to all others.
Don't fail to read The advertisement In the
RICHMOND WING, containing full particulars,
eveIY MONDAY morning. apii-evdesM6m
GCHOGL BO0KS.-The subscriber
- viii receive in few days large assort-
nent of SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c,
which will be sold at reasonable prices. Teach
ers and others will find II to their advantage to
examine this stock of Books. ..
A stock MISCELLANEOUS and SABBATH
SCHOOL BOOKS will also he received at the
same time. Due notice viii be given Of their ar,
rival. WM. d, COOKE,
myl9-lm
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WAsTa ADyERTrsEMEyTs,
NATIONAL CLAIM AGENCY.
DANIELS & SHERWOOD,
AUTHORIZED MILITARY
AND
NAVAL AGENTS,
5a Penn. Avenue, cor of7th ST., and % Penn. Av.
Opposite State Department),

Opposite State Departmeatl,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
j. DASnLs, II. L. SHERWOOD,
Late CAPT q. s. A. Late Q. " q. s. 4.
We would inform all MILITARY OFFICERS, whethA
er IN out Of the service hat We have had large
perienee 10 the SETTLEMENT OF the ACCOUNTS OF
OFFlCERS with the Government, and have perfect
knowledge OF what Is required and accepted In every
given ease We procure Certificates Of SOn-indebted.
ness, and send them to 0cers, that they may get
thoir pay In their own District, when mustered ont OF
the service, collect their pay here for them II pre-
erred IN the latter tho dras obtained from
the 5. Treasury, and made payable TO the order OF
the Omeer 30 there Is little or danger Of loss. We
settle all Glasses Of Army and Navy accounts collect
back pay, Bounty, Pension and Prize money, with
prOmptness aud despatch.
We also gfge special attention 20 the claims Of all
loyal citizens for property taken destroyed by the
army, collect purchase quarternasters vouchers,
and prosecute claims before the COu: OF Claims We
require no advance fee, aud Ill information given free
OF charge. our ordinary fee for settling Ofcers' Ac
counts is s25, payable upon the settlement Of the
count.
REFHREScKs. Hon. Alex. Ramsey, Senator from
Minnesota; Hon 4. 4. Fcn!On, Governor OF y Y: Mai
General Pope Hon. r. V. whaley, NJ. e., West
Virginia. myg2---eodam
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eO-PAkTNERSaIP NOTICES
CO-PAKTNERsHIP.

CO-PARTNERSHIP.
fYE undersigned have associated themselves for the
L pur9oss ID conducting GENERAL AUCTION AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS, for the sale OF Merchandise,
Produc, Liquor, aud Fesdaud have taken the two large
aud spacious teuemeuts 90 Franklin street, between
lNh ana Is.h. where thsy design keeping always ou
haud varied assortment 10 which they iuvite the AZ
Dsufiol of the public.
They viii give striG personal attention TO all con-
Sirumauts M uaka liberal advances upon the same.
fhe STYLE OF tho lrm Is JOS. BKUNNEL 4 Go.
lansiguusnts solicited. JOS. BRUMMEL,
JNO. b. DAVIS,
fe5--lm n. 81. LEE.
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Toy TO THE vFOksLD!-A weeks
q washing done perfectly in two or three
hours without soaking, rubbing or boiling, by
the celebrated Patent UNION WASHING Ma.
CHINE AND WRlNGER. Time, labor, sosp and
white rubber rollers, end can DO used on AM
kind Of ron I'D or square tub. Il will wiring q
collar VI blanket, without Injury to buttons,
&c. J. WARD & CO., Proprletors,
467 Broadway, New York.
VIII soon be for sale also BY CHAS. D YALE
b CO., Governor St. uyl6-lm'
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GOVERNMENT UEPUoIIUhI AND HMM
ClAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
UNITED srATRs CusToN-HousE. EntrSnee, Bsnk
street, first door on the left
Agent for the 7.3O Loan.
A constant supply OF Notes will be kept on
hard.
This Bank Will buy and sell all GLASSES Of GOV.
ERNAENr SECURITIES at current uarke; rates
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make collections
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES W THE
UNITED SEATEs,
Purchase Government Vouchers on to S0sf
FAVORABLE TERMS, and give cABSrul AID
PROMPT ATTENTION 10
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN ANo FIRMS,
and 10 Rny other busina' entrusted 20 the Dark.
FULL tNFQRhATioN in regard to COVE II
NENf LQANA et aIfilras ahserlnlly InrB 1he.a
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I'm Holm NAuONY, Surgeon

DENTALNOTICE-G. W. JoNEssar.
IL geon Dentist. Having had his Office
DESTROYED by the late fire, announces to his
former patrons and oil Others desiring his
professional services, that he has opened an
Office on Main street, two doors from corner oi
sixth. opposite the Arlington House. Is now
prepared gently and thoroughly TO fill cleanse,
extract and regulate the natural teeth, and to
insert artificial oues from one 70 full set on
the gold or vueanite plate. mylo-Sm
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF RICHMOND.

HAMILTON G. FAINT. President.
NATHANIEL AUGUST, Cashier.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-10
FROM the South and, ws...

AUGUSTA, April 7.-Advices from Moutgome.
ry of the 9Th, say that official reports state that
there is no enemy this side of the Alabam
River. The telegraph is working to Benton.
Commodore Montgomery has arrived here
He left Demopolis on Monday night.
Jackson's cavalry division whipped and
forced to retrest the enemy's cavalry column,
5000 strong, which was advancing via Tusca
loosa; The fight occurred twenty-six miles
from Selma. The ousmy's main body is moving
towards Demopolis.. Forrest : reported ad
yanetng against and fighting the enemy around
Selma. ae -
Gov. Milton, of Florida, died on the LIST of
April, near Mariana.
Nothing definite from Mobile.
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Tho Capture e Selma. 30

OoptkAAO - 00A&00s CO.
Auous1A, Apriis.-Gen. Adams; commanding
the district Of Alabama, hAs issued an order
that Montgomery will be defsn,tet Eca. Bu.
ford has been assigned to the command of the
defences Of the city. Gov. Watts has Issued
proclamation. allowing all men tssvote whether
they will leave their coypties for the defence Of
any part Of the State, as the militia Of Alabama
can only be held to militia service in the coun.
ties in which they reside.
The cotton warehouses; Government works
sad navy yard in Selma were burnt by the
Fcderals; few houses were accidentally burnt.
Gen. Forrest foug brilliantly and was Won rd.d
three times, but did not,leaye the field,
The enemy hold Montgomery 'uiA, on the
alabama River, near Claiborne. n, beats
Saptared At last accounts tbs Coy rrnrnsnt
Eores- were being removed from Mon, gomcry.
Fhe newspapers have Il II been removed
IN Sa1ma all the cotton was burnt and but
lJse Government property saved---ti,e loss o.
faech Will amount to n,aAy millions ThN9hss
tho city Is attributed to a di@graceful STAN
fdA Very few Of Ecrrest's men were in the
tsht es they had not arrived in time The
temy's assault was On Sunday afternoon. aud
tntnaeds an hour very heavily, when tliey
daenly charged our left, West OF Selma. where
r line was weakest. They cast few shells
bong tue horse holders, vino stanlpeded, when
r. torc0 retraatedf fn coufilsieH 10 Selma. Gems
lrress, Adams and Roddy cut their way ort
yards Montgomery With sone difficulty Gen.
{ylor LETT tor Derncpolis the same evening he.
b the fight began.
Fen Forrest telegrarl,ed to Gov. Watts Oh
sndsy afternoon, that he is OH the Montgomery
Of the Alabama River, and that for thirty
tes it would be defended This inspired con.
foce and everybody went to work to Eject
end.
(he enemy have retired iroa, Biake.y and
pity > 10 believed BY the aaihori.;es tast
ieasmy moved on Mobile f.om Sei,n.
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Gen. Stanley har the I'll army sorps, IA 900
men, at Knoxville Stoaewsh Ind left Knox.
ville,e moving Eastward, with 5000 .saoaated
Yankees.
The London Journals state that plaeards were
posted in large Numbers in Lendo1, with fam.
ing letters, announcing the fall of-CharIeston.
headed Babylon is FSlIen.'' and followed. by
the 9th and Sth verses Of the l4th -chapter 0f
Revelations illuminated and intended as a.
comm entary. - :
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TS1eB1:aPh1c.
REPORTS OF PRESS ASSOCIATION.
uttered adsordimg to Act Of Congress in tie Year
1858, by J. S. 7Nrsaaher, ie the Clerks Office Of
TIE District Court Of the Confederate States for
the NortAcrx District of Georgia .

Affairs in Charleston and Savannah.
AuausrA, April A-Lste advices state that
Sen. Giitner has issued an order prohibiting all;
purchases of cotton or claims thereto by any
than United States agents in Charleston and
Savannah. The Upissd States Tax Commission
ers aHaounee themselves ready to receive tho
taxes of those cities and Districts
All persons who wish to recever any captarsd
i. animsIs asr, vehicles, must TAX. he OATH and
swear to have been foyal during the war to the
Cnited States Government.
Parties bringing goods into Charleston tnu ST
register, under the penalty of oon6scatiou. :
All buildings, lands aud tenements owned By
persons who have failed to comply with Lin.
. his proclamation of December 8, 1864, and
who are absent FROM the city. are taken posses
: ~ OF ly an agent of tire Treasury Depa,tme mt
sd claimed as abandoned property. All occu
pants Of sach property must report to tie re-
sstry Office and all rents must be paid to the
United States agent .
The steiner Massachusetts,, which sailed from
Charleston for Philadelphia, struck tornado in
Charleston ehaanei. which did not explode.
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AUCTION SALES.
Hsndsome Household Faasrnitasre, dc.
BY L. T. Levin.

. s. SAMSON. ACCTIONEER.
Will be sold. on TOMORROW. Tuesday. It'll
instant at10 O'Clock, opposite Dr. Gsiger'
Office, the following articles sofFURNTTURE
- Avery elegspt sett Of Furniture, viz: Mafbl
Do. Washstand.
Do Side Board.
DO. Centre Table.
Mahogany Carved T"ardroosN
" French BsdsteAd.
:" Chairs.
Hair Mattress
China Ornaments, and various other articles
terms on aay OF sale. Apxil 10
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Cow Milton, of Florida, died on the lst Of
April, near Mariana.
Nothing definite from Mobile
-~-o~~ro>c~-
--latest Northern News. =.
AUGUSTA. April The Charleston Courier
states that 5000 Bales of cotton had been dis
covered in various pauss of the oity. Govern
ment drays line the streets hauling.
King street exhibits an immense moving
throng. from morning to night Merchants
and trades are doing good business. which
promises well for the future prosperity Of the
city. There has been remarkable change
In five weeks. since the Union forces entered.
torpedo exploded under the bow of the
United States steamer Bibb, in the usual sailing
cnannei. The vessel sunk in twenty fivs feet
low water. If the naval order issued for yes
sells to avoid that track had been complied
with. no injury would have been done.
Refpath and others have issued memorial
to the loyal people sSouth Carolina to furnish
Means to erect monument over the Yaakee
soldiers buried at the Race Course by the rebels
ihe Co"rtsr gives long account of a meet
.S held on the 28th, which passe.l rese lutioas
OF thanks 10 Gen. Hatch ana Admiral Dahl.
greiI, for their kindness anl assistance III snp,
pressing the ire when til. Union troops entered
Iie eltr. Ihc largest number Of the siyners of
tAc address We're negroes aud comtcnip1 il!e fel-
lows, who never had character or position. Few
proniMont ltizens tool, part in the proceedings
=. Nj. s.tetscE: HAS spenctl the Charleston
Hotel with grand (cenonst.alions. ban,iu.t and
display.
A.srand expedition OF celebrated N.Srlherh
eharacters arrived -Ap:il /; visiting s.Authern
cities. to feniain ior eic grand ae,.on stration
." the 18th. of,raisins.a flag over>Forl Sumter
and other imposing Ceremonies. W~lles, seere
tary OF the Navy is expected or The I'd Graad
preparations ARE made TO salute and receive
ninl md ether distinguished person,
IAe same paper claims Victories in North
Carolina, kinston, Ayerysbors and Bentonvillc.
Itlociss Schoiie}ds and sher,nan.s armies at
Gold=borc $4,000 strong
Northern papers; of March ~, stat. that |!
i''op cavalry left Eustport On the 18th and !
began a dash on Alabama with a yiew Of AZ
sUoyIa. the railroads, &C., in Alahan,n au1 |
Mississippi, and cooperate with a.veral other
expeditions by land ard water. They started |
'of Mobile as the objective point. and pronisel-}
that shs first news beard from tl,c,s will b.
asssa from the City oi the Qnlf"
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Fer Sale,

1.-TWO large English BRUSSELS CARPETS
Il one entirely new: Can be seen at ths
ington. Aur;i eHs s"'
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Good Garden Spot for Rent.

Dr. fair ,hr.p prsport p rte. ion Of IL. CROP vii
grounds. near the Greenvilla Railroad. III,
crop must consist of corn, peas, potatoes. ,Th.
lot IS well enclosed, aud having a stfeam -
water RAINING through it, may be used as
good pasture after the crop is gathered.
April + 7. F. TREZEVA ANep
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i Will con.ia-e to attend to sales of FURNI.
TURE, MERGIIANDIZE, REAL RTATR
and STOCKS, 9. Private Sale and at Auction
Liberal advances made upon al articles sent to
residence, Bridge street.
Orders left with l1r D. C. PEIXOTTO. at
Nh W. alters residence, next to SILVER House.
VIII be promptly attended to.
April 8 FRAECIS LANCE
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-10

For Sale,
HIVE NEW DO0RS-welf seasonea.
- before the war; feet by ST. II incl
Thickness. Can be seen at JOHN ALE.
DER'S Foundry. Aprl =
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-07
New Advertisements.

The following new advertisements appear
in this mornings paper, to which we invite
the attention OF our readers:
Geo. W. Webb & Go, Baltimore, Gold smiths
and jewelers., cor ner Baltimore and Light
streets, give notice that they import and deal
in fine watches, rich jewelry, and silver ware
and pay attention to neatness and durability,
in the manufacture and repair Of fine watches
and jewelry.
Hops and Yeast Cdkes.--James E. Jones, the
prince of caterers, offers fresh supply of the
above.
Juvenile Comcert.-Mr John wilkins gives
notice that he will give three of his attractive
and entertaining concerts at the Opera House,
commencing Tuesday evening.
AU Sorts Of Good Things-Are offered to
tempt the appetite, by Mr. Demming, at House
keepers Headquarters.
Auctioas To day. Walker & Chamberlain
give notice that they will have au auction
this morning, commencing at IL O'Clock. A
variety of articles ar enumerated.
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A SOLDIER SHoP IA soldier, who was con-
fined in the military prison on Union street,
during Saturday night. 1t appears that be
had removed The ball and chain to which he
had been sentenced, and was in the act of at
tempting his escape, when the officer ordered
him back; on his refusal to obey, together
with some demonstrations made by him with
club, he was shot and Instantly killed
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By Merwin & Ferguson, Auctioneers,

VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE AT
AUCTION.
win be sold at public auction, on Tuesday the 9Th
instant, before the premises, that valuable
BRICK HOUSE AND LOT,
No. 49, Charlotte street. This is fine and airy house.
with basement and passage, good parlors
and passage on the I'd foor with an ell two stories
high; three bed chambers and passage on the third
floor; finished garrett paved yard good cistern and
several outhouses.
This house is in excellent neighborhood, and pre-
sents a rare chance to purchase good residence.
Terms cash Title good.
Sale positively at II M.
MERwIN s. FERGUSON,
Auctoneers.
F. F. FERGUSON, Auctioneer. au2.tds
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. VaLuAULG FARM IN PRINCESS
"A ANNE COUNTY FOR SALE

Pursuant to the last Will and Testament Of IsaaeL.
Davis, deceased shall sell at public auction to the
hig hest bidder, the premises, at IL O'clock a: M
on Wednesday, the 23d DAY OF August next tine Earn
the North Landing road, Is miles from hempsVlne
and IL miles from Nortok), upon which said Jaws re-
sided at the time of his DEATH containing 200 acres
The improvements consist of large new DweltinR
Hous e. with Cistern, Kitchen, and other outhouseS'
About 26 cleared and in cultivation, or en-
closed. s..
MIR. Joshua Fentress, the tenant, will show tbs prem
Uses to any one disposed to purchase, -, :.
Terms--Costs and expenses of sale cash, balance IN
three equal annual payments, with interest," on zoe
whole annually, be secured by bonds WIN gooo ss
curity, and a deed in trust to secure the same
J. j. BURROUGHS,
jySleodtds E@eeu'W'
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TENTS REMOVED. The tents, that for some
time have decorated ~ the front of the city
Hall lot, have been removed. This is owing
to the removal of the 18th, N. Y. Artillery, 10
Washington. We have not learned whether
their successors will encamp on this square
or not.
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who for some delinquency, had been fined ten
dollars by General Mann, was on Saturday
turned over by his order, to the civil authori-
ties for imprisonment, in default of payment
of the fine. Shortly after her reception BY
the deputy Sergeant and while..he was await
ing more definite instructions. She managed
to elude him, and succeeded in making her.
selfmon est. She had not been retaksn at the
last ACCOUNT
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CARRIERS WANTED.

Three or four more good Carriers will find
employment at this Office, to sell and deliver
The Day Book. Boys, here's chance for
you.
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UPsET.-Five youths, who were amusing
themselves in a row.. boat, were upset and left
houndering in the southern branch of the
Elizabeth, opposite Portsmouth, yesterday at.
ternoon. But for timely aid, rendered by a
sailing party, some of them might have been
drowned.
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COLLECTOR'S OFFICE. /
CITY OF NORFOLK, July S1st, 1850. }

l.
CITY OF NORFOLK, July Slst' Asoe'1
ORDINAN CONC ERIN In
n DOGS
1st Be 1t ordained that, upon every male oog ksPs
within the city there shall be paid the annual YAK Oh
two dollars and upon every female dog the annual ta4
of five dollars to be demanded and coilecteo Oh tns
owner or keeper on the first day of August OF every
year. - - borsa or lot
to which any dog shall belong or frequent, sna Ss
deemed to be the of such dog, and apis io s
tax and fines imposed by the ordinance
3d. That if any such occupier of house Of
lot to which any dog may belong or frequent, or tue
owner or keeper of any dog shall fall within ten oays
from the first of August of every year. to pay to tne
collector the upon such dog and take his receips 9
the same specifying the number Of such dog, wnloe
number with the name of the owner shall be inscribed
on collar to be put around the neck Of the dog, ne
shall pay fine of ten dollars, haE OF whfch snau
go to the norer and the other half to the use OF the
city. ,,. A.. ,.... :.
registry every dog, upon which the tax mas peeo
pail with the number and name of the owner.
9th. This ordinance shall commence ana DO IN torcs
from and after the passing thereof.
| N BAH persons interested in the above Ordinance
without excepton) will take notice that the law WIN
JAS, L. BELOTE,
au21ot Collector.
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u A is lI F y Ia sA l. Il. -.

r t Ia F . Ia sA LIE,
We have for sale, on accommodating terms beauti.
full Farm at Great Bridge, Norfolk county, 10 miles
from Norfolk city, and 400 yards from the Chesapeake
and Albemarle Canal
The Farm contains from 80 100 acres of land half
of whichis cleared and under cultivation The dwell.
ing is one of the best in the country being nearly
1t has rooms, and all the necessary pan
tries &c. &c. The outbuildings, Barn, Stables Car
riage House, &c. &C., in perfect order. The Farm
Is enclosed with Cypress poles and Juniper rails The
soil is light quick, and well suited to Trucking pur.
poses Steamers run within short distance of It. by
which means the markets can be supplied daily 1t has
upen it the best water in the country and great va.
riety of fruit and shade trees. 1t is well suited for
Physician being about the centre of the county and
having upon it snug Office fitted up for that purpose
The location is healthy, its situation being high and
dry. This is, beyond question: the most beautiful
place in this section of country.
Possession given Immediately.
SHAW & ROBERTS,
Auction and Commission Merchants,
Corner Roanoke Square and Wide Water Streets.
au1.1w
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LOCAL.
OUR ADVERTISING RS tbs.

We have adopted the following liberal
scale of advertising rates for the accommo-
dation of our merchants and others, who de-
sire to advertise in our columns regularly
it will be seen that in most cases the terms
.re as low as they were before the war.
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ANOTHER LAUNCH In PoRTsMourH.-The
mechanics of Portsmouth are exhibiting con-
siderable enterprise and industry; on Satur-
day last we noticed the launch of the little
craft Dead Beat, and again this morning
we chroaicle the launch of the Virginia, built
and owned by Mr.. Thos. W. Bridges The
Virginia is neat little craft and reflects
much credit upon her energetic owner.
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NEW CHURCH IN PoRTsMoUTH.--A new
church, to be called the "Zion Church." is
now being erected at the corner OF King and
Green streets, Portsmouth, for the colored
people Of that city. It. is to be of the Bap
list persuasion and will seat quite a large
congregation.