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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

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The undersigned hereby Civ notice that they have formed
Copat tnership unlar the of FIELD TNLtR. Tor
the practice of their profession Attorneys Law and So
icOrs in Chancery.
ONCE Savings Bank. BrattebOro Vt.
All business ntrused them will he promptly attended to.
Agents under Government procure Pensions Boun
&c. CHAS X. FIELD.
JAS. NJ TYLER.
Brattleboro, Jan. l, 1895. 3w53
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WHITES
WHITES
ARMY STIMULANT,
Warranted to cure
Diphtheria, Sore ThrOa' Coughs and Gods,

OR THE MONEY REFUNDED.
1t has been used in the Army since the commencement
the War with perfect satisfaction The Soldier has found
indispensable article in sudden changes Of the weather.
Sold in Brattleboro, by 1. N. THORN
Agents wanted everywhere.
All orders promptly attended to.
Manufactured by L. WHITE, Keene, N. II. 1ys
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r ETrERs REMAINING UNCLAIMED

in the Post Office, Bratteboro State Of Vermont. Jan.
18TH 1868 To obtain any Of these letters the applicant
call for ADVERTISED LETTERS give the date this list and
pay cent Tor Advertising not called for In on
they will be sent to the Dead Letter ONCE Letters to stran
gers Transient Nsors In Town City whose special
address Is unknown should he marked In the lower len Ia
with the word Transient Place the postage STAMP
the upper right hand rner and leave space between the
stamp and direction Tor post marking without interfering
with the writing. N. h. a Reqnsst for the Return Of let
ter to the writer unclaimed within 80 days ss written
or printed with the writer's name, Post ON and State
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be compiled with at the usual prepaid rate Of postage paya
bic when the letter Is delivered 70 The writer.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY BANK.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1T
is the intention OF the Franklin County Bank to ter
inmate Its existenc the first day Of June, 1880 In pur
suance Of an Of the Legislature OF the State Of Vermont
approved Nov % 1854 providing that act inc operating
the Franklin County faux, approved November ~, 1919
be so amended limit the time during which said Bnnk
shall continue and have succession to the FIRST day Of June
1865 instead Of the first day Of January 1861 and all bills
OF notes said Bank not presented to said hank for
ment before the first day d june 1860 will not be redeemed
or paid by said Bank.
Ily order Of the Directors.
NJ. W, BEARDsLEY Cashier
81. Adams, Nov. q, 1854 Leg
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SPE CIAL NO TIC T. S.

$. NJ. PcttingiII s. Co., 81 Park Row, New York,
and State Street, Boston, and s. X. Niles. scoays
Building Court Street, Boston, authorized Agents
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A UCTION!! AUCTION!!
We, the subscribers Of Braeboro, desiring close
stock DRY GOODS will rvl the remainder at Auc-
ton in wYMAN & HERRIcK's New Store commencing on
WEDNESDAY the 18th 0: Jan. 1865, at o'clock p. NJ
will tho sale afternoon and evening till the en-
tire stock is sold.
Our stock insists Of
CLoAKs, CLOAKINGs, sIIAwLs,
WINTER DRESS GOODS, COBURGs,
ALL WOOL DELAINEs. ALpACAs, MoHAIRs
LUsTREs, &c.,-and
SPRING 81 SUMMER GOODS.
TAFFETAs, MOlIAIRs, MOsEAMDEAKs,
Also GLOVES AND HOSIERY, TRIMMINGS, &c.
Also HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE which is arly new,
consisting Of
CARPETS,
MATTRESSES.
BEDSTEADs,
SOFAS, CHAIRS,
BUREAUS,
LOOKING GLASSES,
And many 9th e1- thiHAEs.
F.J.GRIMEs & co.
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A Card. The people Or East Dover invited
their Pastor and ia my meSt her in their yestry Hal
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CTATE OF VERMONT. MARLBORO. s. s

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~ The Probate Court foy sosd District
Toa persons Interested in the Estate Of WILLIAM SrED
MAN, late " Newhnc. licensed Greefing.
Whereas, WILLIAM STEDM IN, has pr~nted to this
Court ns rument purpOrng to ne the last via u sad de-
ceased for pbhh;YOu hereby notified thai this Couit
will decide ts probate Of said Insrume Mt At the session
thereof to he held at the Probate Oce In BratteboTo IN
said District the last Saturday Of January A. u. 1885,
when and where you may appear aud contest the same,
you A. KEYES, Register.
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New York Market.--COuntry Produce,


The market for Western and State Flour is very
dull and shade easer the Indictment weather checks
Blu mess The sales are 446O0 bbls at SO 70GS9 90
for Superfine States $40 l5d 10 80 for Extra State
$40 4O 10 65 for Fancy State; SO 35G10 GO for the
low grades Western Extra; S1l 1901 80 for Ship
ping Ohio Sll 45al2 90 for Trade and Family brands,
and Sill 45aSl5 90 for St. Louis Extras. Canadian
Flour is dull and easier; the supply is large sales of
400 bbs ut SO 1910 so for the low grades of Ex-
ira and $40 4Oa12 for Trade and Family EXTRAS
Rye Flour is dull and unchanged; sales of $50 bbls.
ut SIS 259S9 90. Corn Meal is inactive and heavy.
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DEATHS .

l Marriages, Births and Deaths inserted FREE. Obituaries
including poetry inserted for EIGHT GENTS be paid
for In advance. No charge less than FIFTY CENTS.
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The Wheat market is very quiet, but owing to the
limited offerings prices sustained; the inquiry is
mainly for millings the sales are 1000 bush Amber
Western in store, So 3d. Barley is quiet but firm,
ut 81 s5a2 10. Oats are held higher but are quiet
the sales are small; Canadian at 81 OO9Sl O3, and
Western at 81 0s9S1 90. Rye is dull and heavy;
prices are nomina Corn is quite firm for old, but
new is heavy; the sales II 500 bush. mixed Wes-
tern Mt 81 80, in store and new Yellow Jersey at 81
79U 81 81
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-27

FIRE. On Christmas day il appeared
to be the determination of some of The
juveniles and rowdies, to have ire any
how. Before dinner quite an extensive
alarm was got up, and all the apparatus
turned out in force. AT three o'clock. n
fire broke out in the kitchen attached tG
the premises of Michael Farrell, wig
maker, No. SO Bank street. The Aid
FIRE Company was promptly on hand,
and suppressed the flames before thew
had made good Interchangeable occupant
OF the premises was at loss to account
for the fire, as the kitchen had not been
used for some time. Careful investiga
ton by the chief and other engineers,
developed to certainty that the fire
had been the work of incendary.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-27

CHILD SHoT.-On Christmas morn
ing about 10 o'clock, the child of Mr..
A. j. Miller, living on Union Street.
was shot through the neck, by colored
boy. The wound although a very Sc
rious one, is not considered dangerous,
the shooting was entirely accidental as
the colored boy was totally ignorant Of
the fact that the pistol was loaded with
ball. The case was reported TO the
Mayor, who gave orders to Captain Guv
OF the police, to send out squads of 20
licemen, and take every thing in the
shape OF firearms found i'm the posses
sion OF white aud black, on the streets.
The police captured quite small ar
mory. Yesterday morning the arms
Were returned to the owners, by order
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-27

ASSAULT BY SOLDIERS. On Monday
afternoon about three o'clock, II party of
soldiers entered the Friendship saloon.
on the west side of Market square, kept
by w. r. Hodges. They demanded
liquor, which the proprietor strenu-
ously refused to give them. This brought
on fight, which ragged with consider
able violence for about ten minutes, the
soldiers retreating to the street, tearing
up the pavements, and throwing the
bricks at the house. One soldier ran
down Little Water street and UP Roa-
noke square, followed by several cit
liens, throwing bricks and shooting at
him. The soldiers evidently being
drunk. were secured by the guard and
and taken care of.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

CoNFLICT BETWEEN THE Nrapr
WATCH AND NEGRoEs-AND FIaHT IN
FoRTsMoUTH.-On Saturday night about
mar past o'clock, Il. L. Page, Sr.,
icoiored), who keeps grocery store on
sthe corner of Butte. and upper Union
street, called upon the policemen of that
beat, viz: John Murphy, Baker Ward
aud Ihos. Smith, to arrest negro who
was In his store disturbing the pace.
The officers entered the store as desired
and brought the offender out. On the
corner OF the street the prisoner broke
loose from officer Smith, and ran ont
Union street, Smith after him. When
near Turner's Row, the Negro iumped a
fence. Smith still pursuing. Officers
Murphy and Ward followed Smith in
the chase, and as they turned down the
aiiey on upper Union street, in order to
cut the fugitive of, they were set upon
by number of negroes and badly beat |
en-. The occurrence created consider
able excitement, from the fact that ma
dam rumor had it that both officers
were killed. Captain Lakin of the
United Fire Co., rendered the services
OF 40 OF his men to the Captain of the
watch to sustain the police i'm the dis.
charge OF their duties, and immediateIy
repaired to the vicinity of Hawk and
upper Union streets. All was found
quiet and orderly, the rioters haying
dispersed. II. l.. Page, ST.. the mig
prietor of the grocery, handed TO of,;oor
bonfanti the names of the men who as.
sailed the watchmen. Page deplored
the occurrence very much. and useI
every endeavor in his power to secnre
their arrest, and gave all information
against the lawless rufIians that as
sailed the police. Officer Murphy was
badly beaten, and is said to be internally
injured. Officer Baker Ward was So,
rlously injured about the head. but dos.
plte OF ms injuries, was OH duty Christ
Our sister city, Portsmouth, was the
scene OF serious riot, Oh Christmas
morning about 10 o'clock. The fight
commenced on the corner of Crawford
and High streets between Il lot of white
boys and the colored people. Stones
brick and missiles darkened the air. and
several persons were seriously Injured.
After awhile, the row became general II
and firearms were used freely. A how ).
by the name of Richard Donegap was
shot through the left breast with pis-I
fOl ball, and man named DUFFY was
shot in the arm, Officer Harris of the p,
Police, was hit with brick, and a ne. g,
gro man said to be the ringleader in Of
The riot on the part OF the colored peo- fm
pie, was shot severely in several places.
At last accounts there was no hone for
lis recovery. The riot was suppressed glo
~ the military and city police A nat
lumber OF colored men were arrested by fro
he military, for persistently refusing TO hes
cave the street. 1t was rumored that bal
everal persons Were killed, but we atti
ould not trace further information than out
hat given above, which can be relied bot
pom as correct. ties
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FIGHTING AND ROWDYISM. Christ
mas day was very noisy. Bad blood and
worse whisky, combined with the n.s
nuences of the day, male certain por-
IONS of the city perfectchaos. Market
square, both sides, was the scene of sew
efal pugalistic encounters About 10
O'Clock in the morning, n bellgerent
white man took Union street, and defied
all creation, until at last he fell complete.
lyexhausted whilespoilingf for a fight. In
this condition one of his friends borrow
ed wheel-barrow and rolled him Off
dead-drunk.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-27

CoLoRED FIREMEN's PARADE.-The
Vigilant Fire Company of Portsmouth,
paraded the streets of this city yester-
day afternoon, headed by a band of mar
tiaI muisc. Their apparatus presented
q neat appearance, and the uniform of
the members were deep red, trimmed
with blue. Nineteen men only man
ned the rope. The followers composed
of the colored population, were quite
numerous.
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Coop Things FOR THE MILLION
IL. d. Bice & Co., Confectioners under
Johnson's Hall Main Street, having
bought out S. G. futile, are now selling
the stock Off original cost. Here is q
rare opportunity to supply all demands
Tor New Year callers. Bice & Co., will
open first class Ladies and Gentlemans
Dining Saloon, in connection with their
other business. See advertisement for
particulars. fa
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Btss- EyERyno ny INnr,,,.,m,n

glory OF women is fine head of Hair one in Which ,h
s''hes color and slossiness are preserved free
'n' any tendency to falling off and disposition to grew.
es' "'s d A. ALIENS Worlds Hair Iestorer and Zyo-
pa''am or Hair Dressing are the best articles for
''ng 'ha' ehd and no ladys toilet is complete with.
our Them This is the testimony of those who use them
poth IN tho United States and Europe Millions of bot
Ties sold every year. Every Druggist sells them.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-27

Rfayn HALLS VEGETABLE SICuJAN
HAIR REVIEWER has proved itself to be the most perfect
preparation for the hair ever offered to the public
Iii vegetable compound, and contains no injurious
properties whatever.
1T WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO IT'S ORIGI.
NAL COLOR.
II will keep the hair from falling out.
1t oienses the scalp and makes the hair SOFT ustros
and slken.
1t is splendid hair dressing.
No person, old or yonng, should fail to use it.
1T Is RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
W Ask for Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
and take other. RIP HALL n m
Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
aS- For sale by all druggists. poy2o-6m
NORFOLK, November %, 1866.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
FORT OF NORFOLK. DEcFMpRR 20.
ARRIVALS.


ARRIVALS.
DECEMBER "a
steamer Thos, Kelso, Russell, Baltimore.
Steamer Dictator, Landis Baltimore.
steaine llatteras, Parrish Richmond
Steamer Niagara Couch, Now York.
DECEMBER 25
Steamer City Of Richmond, Sllanabap Richmond
DECEMBER 26
Steamer Warwick, Moore, Murfreesboro
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Baltimore
Steamer Geo. Leary, Brakeman, Baltimore
steamer NJ Martin. Livingston, Ricbmond
Steamer Eous, McCarrick, Cherrystone.
Schooner Sum- Horner, New York
DEPARTURES.
DECEMBER a.
steamer Aibcmarle, Bourne, Richmond
Steamer Dictator, Lands, Baltimore
DECEMBER 25
Steamer Thos. Kelso, Russell, Baltimore.
Steamer NJ Martin. Livingstone, Richmond
steamer Eolus, MeCairick, Cherrystone.
DECEMBER &c.
steamer Adelaide. Cannon Baltimora
i,teahef CITY OF Richmond, Stranahan Richmond
Steamer Eolus, McCarrick, Mathews comfy
steamer Geo Leary, Brakeman, Baltimore,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT BANK,
NORFOLK. Va. December 7. 1865,

NoEFOLK, Va, December 7, I655 ]
Ras" A MEETING OF THE STOCK
will be held at the Banking House on the SECOND
TUESDAY 1.-THE 9TH of JANUARY next, between the
hours of l0A and p M of that day. for the purpose
Of electiug Directors to during the year 1866
SAMUEL p MOORE,
dec9-I6t Assistant Cashier.
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Bes" NOTICE TO GAS CoNsrrNEps
Noee herepy gwen that the time for the discount Of
ana tWothlrd per cent on Gas bills ia extended
to the 10th day of each month";
PERSONS calling at the office of the Company, No. Al
Bang street, rom the LIST to the 10th inclusive during
business hours will find their bills ready and this allow
ance made
NO oiiis Will be sent ont from the office until after the
ion OF the month"; when tho discount will cease the full
price charged and the Gas shut off at the discretion of
the Company.
BY order OF the Board of Directors,
j. H. DAWSON, sec'y.
o'i''A, Deeeihper u, 1000. dec27-lw
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pa- HOUSEHOLD WORDS. Delicious

feifesiiing purifying preventative Indispensable exou
ste, are the terms applied TO the famous SozopoNr i.
thousands of households every day And why? simnlv
because all the virtues mendaciolsy claimed for other
actually exist in this wonderful nrenor.to
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nkyn FAMILY DYE CoInps -Aron

ReS" FAMILY DYE COLORs.-Amonp
the most popular and useful articles of the day are tho
FAMILY DYE CoLnRs manufactured by the well known
practical chemists, Howe Stevens So very superior
are these dyes so easily used and witha afforded at SO
low price, that they are literally getting into every.
bodys hands, just the praises of their merits are on
everybodys lips Once tried they become indispensable
In many parts of the country they have displaced all
other substances and methods of dyeing We without
any hesitation whatever pronounce them the best dyes
ever manufactured while at the same time thew are the
cheapest in price, The aes are particularly delighted
with them.
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:. ARRESTED FOR STEAIING.-.John
snyder, private Waterman on Com
msrce Street and Camps Wharf, arrest
ed on Monday evening about O'clock,
Anegro man giving his name as Peter
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TRsAsuRv DEPARTMENT, RIcaHoND DnrRIcf, /
Cusron HOUSE, RIoHMoND VA
December q, 1865.

December a 1865.
A UCTION SALE OF CAPTURED
"A AND ABANDONED PBOPERTY.-In compliance
Special Agent &c. there will be Sold at public auction,
on WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 2, 1886, at 10 .. m, ct
the wharf at Fortress Monroe. Virginia. the following
described CAPTURED and ABANDONED PROPERTY
ONE NEW STEAM BOILER,
seyentyhve horsepower Dcscription-eleven feet six
inches long, two eghtnch and two sx inch aues six
teon four return tubo double furnace and steam
dome four feet six inches by four feet.
ALSO
Parts OF STEAM ENGINE, consisting of two cyln-
ders and pstons two connecting rods two crosheads
bearings, bed pieces and standard bearers.
The BOILER and parts Of the ENGINE ars ali new Of
the best material and workmanship never used, and
well adapted for a large tug or a steamboat
SECOND SALE.
There will also be sold, THURSDAY, DECEMBEn
49, 1865, at 10 o'clock m at Portsmouth, Virginia at
Reeds wharf,
ONE STEAM SAW MILL,
consisting Of one Stationary horse power
and MillCarriage Saw aud Apparatus for drawing logs
complete.
It Nash Ship Yard, at Norfolk, virginis at O'Clock
!. m, same day.
ONE CENTRE BOARD SLOOP
alled the ~. O. HEENANn-welI calculated for the
ystcr or light coasfipg trade
All captured and abandoned property.
Terms-dovernment Funds payable at timo Of sass
JOHN 8. LOOMS,
dec25-4t Assistant Special Agent, &C., &c.
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DB~ BATcHELoR,s HAIR DYE.

DsS BACHELOR HAIR Dye
The Original and Best in the World The only true
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless Reliable and Instapta
neons Produces Immediately splendid Black or natu.
raj Brown without ipjuring the hair or skim Remeie,
The i'll effects of bad dyes. Sold by all Druggists The
genuine is signed William A. Bachelor. Also. s,
REGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEURs.
for Restoring and Identifying the Hair.
augl0-1y CHARLES BACHELOR, NRw YoRx
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- l=a---------sa-
MARRIED.

,f h S Mass on the 1l instant by the Rev H. n
) A.CARTER, of Boston, = '"'' wy 70 MISS
AS-City papers please copv
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~ SAW and GRlsT MILL,
LOT OF LAND and
MIXTURES and about
225 ACRES OF WELL
TIMBERED LAND
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.


Notice ia hereby given that In obedience TO order Of
Currituck County Court obtained the November term
1865 shall expose at public auction, on THURSDAY.
JANUARY 49, 1885, the premises OF the late Ben d.
DEFY, at Tulls Creek in Currituck County, Steam ni,
and lot Of Land and Fixtures. On the lot are Store
AMI Dwelling House united, Warehouse, and all neses
sasy Out-Budings. suitable for family. The Mills Ia
good spDnng order, both the Saw and 0rist Also 1t
the same time and place. will be sold about Two Hun
drcd and Twenty Five Acres Of well Tmbered Pine Land
situated about to miles from the MILL bordering on the
Persons wishing TO ipysH in this kind Of property
would do well TO examine this before purchasing siss
where -
Terms-whieh will be easy--mAde knswn the day Of
sale. j. 8. DEFY, Administrator
Of Benjamin &. Dsy, deceased
Currituck c. II !, N. G., Dec II. 1865. dec23-28t
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The WEATHER. The thermometer
at DR.. w. r.. Lewis Drug Store, under
the Atlantic Hotel, indicated the follow
ing state of the weather Tuesday:
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

FUNERAL NOTICE.
The funeral of JOSEPH FREEMAN Jr mil, -,
place THIS afternoon frem his fathers residence an fl.
corner oil Granby and Butte Streets at ~ o'clock Ths
Of m Of nus father, Colonel c. Robnsons and thosp
further notice ~ " '''eho Without
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PRIVATE SALES

80 Acres adjoining city, $12sOo
20 Acres one mile from Hampton, $4,000.
500 Acres on the 0. and 8. b. X. r., 81, 500.
asa Acres Of mile from CITY, $4,000
474 Acres on Pagan creek, $4,000.
lS7 Acres on Lynn Haven river, $4,000.
$500 Acres timber eleven miles from city, $500
1888 Acres two and half miles from city In lots.
500 Acres sixty miles south Of city.
407 Acres near Kempsvle, 10000
1O5 Acres four miles from city, $500.
256 Acres sixteen miles from city. $4,000.
400 Acres eight miles from city, 4i2 co.,
$50 Acres twenty miles from city, $500.
90 Acres near kempsvhle, $1,000
700 Acres eleven miles from city, $4,000
$50 Acres fifteen miles from CITY e. ZOO
20 Acres eight miles from city, $3.50.
e Acres Twelve miles from city, timber, 81 ,OoO-
$50 Acres Perqummons county, NC $500.
1000 Acres, timber, ten miles from city $4,000
1l3 Acres thirty miles from city, $4,000
~ Acres thirty miles from city, 81 900.
10 Acres five miles from city, $2 500.
~ Acres seventeen miles from city, 5000
20 Acres seventeen miles from city. 600
1905 Acres eight miles from city, $4,000
$40 Acres six miles from city, SCI 800
l25 Acres age miles from city, IS 500.
ZOO Acres twentyfive miles from city, $4,000
One Farm, 400 Acres seventeen miles from CITY,
heavy timber, ~ 500.
House and Lot in city of Norfolk, $4,000.
House asd Lot 10 city on Main street, $4,000
Sixty feet on Commerce street.
Sixteen Lots in suburbs of city
We have just perfected arrangements by which We
laye facilities for placing lands before purchasers abroad
not possessed by any other house in the city Lands
placed IN our hands for SALE will be advertised free Of
est In Northern papers aud in Europe.
Heery all of the above Land s on or near water and
ne Ls5e traets ore heavily Timberei description Of
,ch Viii be furnished application to the undersigned
We Ws special attention to the purchase aud salsof
cal Esta y on Commission.
FOIGER, CARTWRIGHT 4 Co..
Auction and Commission Mercbants
dec2O-tf 20 Wide Water street. Norfolk. VI.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Bas- Masonic NOTICE. A Special
Communication of Atlantic Lodge, No. 2, n
r. q A. NJ, will BIO held this Wednesday, ~
afternoon, December 9th, at 81 Pm, to pay AA
the last sad tribute of respect to our deceased
Brother, J. NJ. Freeman, Jr
Inc oficers and brethren Of Norfolk Lodge, No. l.
naval Lodge No. loo and Mount Vernon Lodge, No. 1856
are respectfully invited to unite with u.s.
By order of the WM.,
W. H. nriS1h, secretary. doc27-1t