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grt sDn GsffGftsl, &reiie na6 l~ImfSnben anser,eYeu.
Sebin9nHgeIl enipster Suar3abtuag Ober mad abialus
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6ann geibG, Ode bon Caroline uHb 8antfr. su neue
8apbereia sebIIrst. uebsr $50 aHtbeile inb seBei4net,
bic GOufitItion a%nseUcmn;eu uuo aRDntas abeuo Z n6r,
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lid In ber 9aue Nc. 5 Sorriicnfr. Heute Gbenb ~ ubl
fHnfiiidp e'nip ftneen. Sober Stimm9eser pirb ~ercartet
3m aufsras beS grGErenten
me- 3. 9abriet GtpHm, Ger.
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Gtnes ber Sefcn GpOt9eteE @si9afte In bee sapseu stabt
nit cher Cbne taua bon t6bern une nisberu
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Don 1eiG6iteM. gtaG5ufrGeen 9fc. 6 a ourtlaneftr. DINO
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Sertunbeu nit @bramibeRbaH
absepalteu BON . alt III ore GuruDeretro an Trors
tag ben IL. MOb., il %ssrGuuise zen GaaG t.s Ren ri.
embIb 8ppm9. 1th3'
Der Baltimore &urnoeTeirema@t feineu Ereuneer urh
SetaunteH, iopte benz BubIiturt bic e~rsebenFe an,gue
oaB er AM obi en- DATUM einsu erpseu 8oG obtcIsSx
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i&eIt, nm ben Saa elmer bsr etGa3enbiten ben Gaiion' as
n'aden' Prcf. Seiferts tpCBlbefanntes Cr@eTer uiza
nit hen neneits, Gdn3en aufpartsr. Carl Bauer. Sex
fannie g8irtR, BAT SGent mo &iI6. aufpartuua asers
nonln.en anb ipiro ieiHeH alien Out aIS gDirtb absrHsaIs
eenasrer; &uS Der 1arnsr GsfaasSersin pirb nit cen
neneiten sieesrn Bic 5piiGtnpanien ausfaueu.
Gtfets 81 iiub an Der &aiIs, IOnie bsim 9omulites al
baben.
gu Sa9!Irsihsm Ssiu4 latst freunst&f Elm
rtioe5 0n8 Gpmtte:
Gp' Stleebraabt, Of. aaBl, CD @uite1, ER. Settler
.. SebIsr, s, gaumSartsu s. aGeis. s. SGrSfus
Ssm. Brandt, s. aalUit4, 8. SiIssbsanbt, S. 5.
Sfnbart, s. aabL 9. 8abI.
IboGpb 9aumgertsu, GrSf.
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bet WsOntag ben 5. b. 81. -gbenbs ~ rbr iur 9cfaie bes
S. g. SRiri4e, GGe ADIffr. uno Ganton Gpenue ftatt.
liaWe) s. 9. &ntrfMe, Ger.
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Observation-Disclosures. ...
G~ufantigs @1Suusr f6nnen ecft nub Qeais srEaIten In
benz bsati@eR 8oOre,uebaus so So o.. GutauI ar. uabe
hem 9~,yiuetoa Dfarft. Iamu
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6. Wer6. 2. Wrecinet.

Die @abIurHe pirb cen 8. bs, an Der NCrbpefsGd'
non grnS nn6 3ampfeabitr. a~nfssfeut lein.
SIM Gmftras Der g8ablri9ter.
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SIC 0es::8Oar0 Of 8 ontrOlu u. @eptew,
Noti, an @run0 @iQentblme,

ST6cc bgbsNUdtp u 0OntrOI H. ItebtEIUf
an 8utIbtHss, Gds bon s~crinstOu ". ct. PauI fir.
Baltimore, 9. OH. 1865.
Notij an @runO Gisentblmer.
Sic 8saeuerungssBH3 Der ~fCtsenben DiHritte unb
Bores itnb BON ben 4heIOren benz @oarD Of Control uub
febier ~Rbsrsebeu wcrben uub Iiesen tdsli@ ron 10 n6r
5prm. Bic 8 l6r ytaom. Bic gun e { # n 90 cnta
sS uS4feM De3embers in ben Gan Bull
tnps CUR BrtfanS Dor.
GCbaib bic aIsfcrsn ber ritdfHnSisen Wnr6s bic
SLIDER eiureiGen Werbeu, rirb seitise NOtis sesebeu.
!, Dtfritt; l. unb 2. DaEb
2. = s. uub 8. .
10 uub "a .
s, II
Sm aHftrag bes 8Carb Of Control nnb ORepieu
sott-1bssia) ScRu z. GPpmpfoI
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9etmf4Gtte 8auDerctn N1r. 81
8etrag Der attien $1,000. - @66entIi6t
SinsnbIunn 60 00

Die 8ei6ner BON gut6eileu I'M p6iSeu .8sreiH itab 6ters
nit bena8ri9tigt, ha6 bic erie regeImSsise &eriammluug
Naoutas, ben 6. yspebr., Gbenbs 8 nbr, In 8eauarbt'S
9peul, gioStli@e Gde ter 6apette unb Greoerittrabe,
~Ifatttnte. nnb bie erften GinsabIuupeH ent5eseu senOut4
men ipsrten, ale, bic f& stneuH iclbeH &erein nod
ansui6lie6en puni6eu, iinb frsuHblt6ft e~iuselabeH gu
sri1eiHen. .
damn YIN. Gid. nrpp. Sefr.
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SRsSsxgagg4a NIbert Mcrtt,
IE@@MSEssASSSS$aa Babrtta aIIsm SSrten
H~EszSaasas Eol@cnbiimern, Wcrtcmcnaies,
90rlen, 9an1en Sat6els uno Saiben, Spmen
Companions, &arteus uno Gt9arren- gtui5
uno 9lrbeits= &dit9en,
emphsblt f& ben ~eeetrteu Dameu
In alien 9tidfereisN rbeiten,
fCpte fir
8eibna6tss unb @eburtstagss@ ei6ente &c,
Obtse srtitel Msrben auf's gtuisae uab e@nsIae anse.
ftrttst m @eihdf,slCttt
Ru. Sc Sstparb Ctr, mabe strait
l2rkt3mt, 8~aIttmrre.
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Su wcthndMtem I

Su NSetbra often
Gisrpnn4 @fen3 auf einsrs u hieiem 3rsGe eprsurirsex
Patent giaiStne ~Derfertist Teitaurauten Rab NteeerSerz
taufer Dcreen eriuAt, mir seitig ibre rip. Crbrss eiu3u.
f4tden, inbern i'd bon bieem MoHat fRr Gle prpulpts Gfs
featuring Der GufrG9e g~arrGntiren t1uu fcpi. per,uI.
li3e Pun4 Gfeus idmmtIi@sr GuaIitStsu une Sitts
GSeiue unb sfiritncisn 3u ipIieen GretisR smSfsSu
rmauu Born,
(b)un6T) . Gte 6dRoeer unb G~auSauir.
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Die Gsablurue Uiro am 6, bs. an SHbpeibGde SOr
Sapstts Huo GbsHir. ~Gufgefeut ieIH,
SIN Guftras Der @5ablrintsr.
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SGnsrsw7HN.

Li t~NENRNAW WI GNe
"a Den SDtrtPen nnc anbern anr 9taGriGf, bog BE
as&S Nirt3i@ait, @arberpbe IRh &caoitc zgtsrb IL
Dem am 8craeeube res Dahtfefes in ben Stem gF MIR
blooms itattftuDenosn 8. Satresbaa am @ttpp&, z.
Noo., Na6mitt1ss 3 Ifr an BEN geeifbtetenben In BEN
Serlannulnu9sfpfal Getabite SaI perfeise1t nsrlen.
SeOtusanseH iperSeH Dor br @esHsasrRas befsunt
ge'naGt. Enrpbimt
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"a. 81. q. Safer,
~ s. errenEieioers O ef d. AFT.
IL g8rt QFn;itr. SO. 1852 nnO 358s9.
empte6lt lein r-i&1altigeS eager bon f~ertigen
6erbG uno 8 tntert[etbern -.
alObern genratt unb Ba Zen 6%i1isiteu 9reIisr. 8euer
Elm greSes Mfi0rttiement pom mpleneH rHb mDuis
Ieliu Obet6embeu, uRteabeInFleiber, Gtritnlpfer, &ai4eis
ta&er, SembenfraJer, SalstH8er, Eeseni&irme, $tSfe ae'
Gpe3tet fir S&uetber
usa&s i'm aufmertiam auf cine proEe NuspaPl BON bent'
I9sn, bpGSuOti6an aHp frauJSff9eu &n4e 9pss
.ftn, Gaiemtr, &aitnett @eFenfoUet
psI9e i'd i'm &isiusu tie N G'rObea ~ ben erntas'sttea
Pse{en oeHabfcI9e.
gsReuuugea teber srt perten NIT @srSnHssu enfseSsH@
stHoasuleu unb aufs geite beiorst. .
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&pfals@mNfehIunn.

"a Gfr 81IGe, @eTeGi9aftspartieu, gdisberctns
As uub 0eeetinsS febt bic srrse pale In q qsasbl's
SEasenAGlub9auic aWr 8srfHsuug, relGe ter nutersei@e
nete mesen ber i&Snen @inriGtuns beRens euSFsbGt.
8. =. aiequaIht,
22cft2tpl Ode ben Hacette Rno 0erpee,}dRx.
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Commercial unD TarrmerS SSGtiOnal>
GE~~aM ...H eF

eco gpebeI empitngeH mic Direct "0H &oftRetu'
49, $500 giiten ScUDelnec &eiH nab %offeireH bens
ietben 81 Ten ~titi9ffeH 4reifsI
tnpr3-&) 96IeHueS & @efte.
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6. 0urp. 1. 0reeinrt.

o. &OukV" IL F\tbNNH
Sts gsabIurne tpirb zen g. bs, an Der NCrbIeft@Gde
non RrnS nub SaHpitsabfr. a~ufStfteat iein,
SIM auftras Der gea6lri@ter.
6. Merb. 2. Vrecinct.
0is geaSlrue pirb am 6. bs. an giibwsftsgde BON
Napstts uue GbsHtr. ~Gufseiert ieiR.
SIN gufrus Der Wablri8tsr.
6. Narp. 3. Yrectnct.
Die GsaSIurue uirb aa 6. ts, in SsferoHir.. 3ris
lheu Bpnh unb OalaSitr. aIfgeFeat fein.
SIN auftras br gSa9lri1tsr.
6. Warn. 4. 4reeintt.
Die gEablurns ,pirb am 6. rs, In Gtsutr. trst EFtis
sSu pberbGIb NtcGIherrpIr, ~aufSefeGt ieu.
Sm GHftrag Der GeabIrt3tsr.
u. Morb, 2. 4recinft.
Der e~timmfaftsn tptrb am 6. bs. in NO. SO Rreiicnfr.
stplf6eH NHaSilOn unb GutaI a~ufSefeat istH.
mcbil SIN Auftras ben Do6Iri3ter.
10. WorD. /. Yrettnct.
Sic GabIuruc tpIrt am 6. b. an Der Gde bon Easette
unb @mitpfr. ~aufgsfteGt ieir.
Eett I'm auTfrd8 Der HSaPlrl9Ier.
10. Warp. 2. Yreetnct.
Die @abIurEe tptrb on 8. bs. geprbpefe6e bon QeTtns-
fca Mub G9rSberfr. ~aufgefsnt iein.
mrtt On auftras ber Gsabtri&ter.
l9. @arO, 3. Vrecintt.
SSr etimmfa&eH pirb am 8. b. an Der Gatpefe6e
pSu @aIbSun uub Eapettetr, %aufsefent iein.
mOst) 9t GuftrGs Der gsaRlrt9ter.
IS. @Qro, 4. grectntt.
Ser Gtimmfaten Hirh an gde bon G&rSber unb Gas
r~atSsafr. ~aHfssRslt isia.
upeD SUI Muitr11 Ger 2EablrtHter.
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Ser Gtimmfafen Dirs an gde bon G&rSber uub Ga
~ratOsafr. ~aHfssaent isia.
u1pkil Sni Mnitr1a Der 2GabIrl9ter.
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90 Z. 0rDBer Sabrsss@aa
- BET e.
a6TA Mf arnIant EWrnsM ~ etaEioM.
@trbunten init pprauioeubdu u. (. H.,
'Ufcntas, 5. aoDbr. 1866,
int srp6en GaaIe Der Stem aT.mbIp Hcsu,s.
Cbiser @erein ma4t hermit Ieinsn ~Ireuntea Trots
benz gee4rten YubIt!un bic erge6eufe GIn;sios, eas &C om
Montas, 5. Rcobr, isiueu z. srossn SaN, ~5sr6nuser
nit @rramibenbau, abbaltsn DirD. Cart. Wrnatb's
%6etanntes Dinittcerps pirb bic Gsu5Iufiesu tn Reptoras
erbalten.
Die Bar ttnO Ttlbanfpartnus iinb ban e~rfatsseM
Dirtbe Srn. Better 9oeper, SO o. GbarIseI1., ~icertra.
gen tporstn unS Der Be+eiH BAT pebsr Rlbe NOD !aofeu
sef4tut, nm eas eeit ,l stnsH ess augeHe5ufeu sT Ga.
lon III MAIDEN. -e neEt.-:L
BinetS $1.oo fHr Strrn unb Demsa fiub an BET caSe
icpte 6eint Gcmite gu baSer. r."
3 gSrlseI, G Gissnbrobt, G 4tcGarts, 8 Gaas,s
{ S6n,es, s 3sttmann, @ Deter.
efrt g. r.. Qerp. 0rrf.,
s.. GisenbrObt, Ssfr. ~fbofTor.s
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Ser G~timmEaiten tpirb am 8. ts. in gtc. SO RTeftcnft
stpiI&eH NSabiiOa RHb GutaT ~Gnfsefteut istn.
ucpil SIN 4ufr0s ter WGbIri3ter.
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, Wt o b c y { d
etablirt bat uub elm rei&PaltiSes aiicrtiuent bon ieter
Cote ter mcbernfsn 9lS6elu Ucrratbis BAT unb auf Be-
neluns auf's 8iGisfe ~anfertist; ebcnfalS perben att
MSteIn re t unb n~arnisbeb.
WirtbihaftSsS Slide uno StIble
fnb ftes "CrrGtbis. SiuriGtunsen bon Wirtbi&aftea,
Stcres, aprtbefen &c. &C. tperben p~inftlit beiorat.
~ 9ei@en nnb S6rge
werbeu gu maBiSen Preiien uub prompt bsforst.
2%0ptt6mtl 9p9n EeufeL
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10. War0. 2. prectnct.
10. @arO, 3. Wrscintt.

Die @abturae Nib am 8. bs, NrrSUsfede BON QeEins
toa mub GSrSberfr. a~ufsefeIt ieiu.
mstf On aaftras Der DabIri&ter.
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6. Warp. 3. Yrec

b. UNarp. D. PEtCINCI.
Die @aSInrae Dirb am 6. hs. in Ssfeionitr,, 3ri
i6eu Bomb unb Oalasfr. a~ufoefelt iein.
SIN @uftras br geablri@tsr.
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70. WarD. I. YreitAct.
gte RabIurue pirb am 6. bs. an Der Gde bon Gasett
unb @ulitpFr. ~aufssfteGt ieir,
usbt SIN auftras Der DaPri&ter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-20

Truth is STRANGER THAN FIcTIoN.-Ihal
truth Is stranger than fiction is asserted by
the Memphis Acalanche, which cites the follow
ing e., v..rs 400 Mr. was married 10 Miss
For time all went well with the happy
pair. but whether prompted by incompatibility
of temper or through the meddles0me inter.
ference of relatives or friends, "ye chroncier
knoweth not. only that the demon OF dlscofd
breathed upon their young love, and 1t Withered
like A flower meath winters chilling breath
and, to make long story short, they sepa-
rated Shortly after the separation, httle
daughterIwas born, and then divorce obtained
by which party IL matters not. FOR nine
never seeing, never hearing from or speaking
of each other, and yet both remaining true 10
loves first bright dream. The little girl grew
up and was taught to believe that her 1ather
was dead she has never seen him or been seen
by him All, who shall say how often during
those long, dreary years that the father 5
heart yearned for the sight OF his chlld' ana
pined to hear the music of her voice.
And the mother-the wife that was-Was she
happy? Who shall tell? Well, on the day
before yesterday the lady, accompanied by her
little daughter, walked into q business house
In this city and met him who was once her
husband and the father of her child coming
ont. They stood face TO face for the first time
since their separation-nine years ago Both
stopped and gazed fxedly into each other 5
face The father then turned his eyes TO the
child, and, STOPPING down suddenly, caught
her in his arms-pressed her passionately TO
his bOsom-rained a shower OF kisses upon ner
face; then placing her on the floor, he gave
one glance at the mother, and turned TO 60.
Hearing his name called in low tone, he
turned One look, and they were In each other $
arms. They were left alone for a few moments
by the considerate kindness Of the parties
present. Then hack was called, and IN
thirty minutes from their first meeting they
IN n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-20
By w. B. Robins, Real Estate Agent,
IRON Front Building, Governor street. Richmond

A PLANTATION, IN NOTTOWAY
"A C0UYTY, TA TH iRiT MI, MikGs r From
H,NDRED AND FIFTY ACRES, is i OFFERED ri! FOR
are cleared and under one enclosure. The remain
der il in woods-ffty acres Of it in origiua growth
There are seven springs on the place, and all the
fields are well watercd. The soil is good, produ-
cling well of corn, wheat vegetables, tobacco, SC ,
Sc The tobacco fields are considered the best in
the county, not having been lately reduced by the
cultivation OF corn on them--and the owner thinks
that, with good managementiand moderate use OF
guanO three fourths of the whole purchase money
might be realized from the first crop of tobacco
There are an old apple orchard, and a small
sized peach orchard of young trees, and a
great many excellent cherry trees. The i'm
proyements consist of framed dwelling house
OF six rooms, besides store rooms and closets.
Ii is painted and covered with tin. The
ward is well shaded and handsomely turfed-the
kitchen has two rooms on the ground floor and one
above New smoke house, corn house, stable, ice.
house, tobacco barn; and overseer's house near the
main dwelling. The location il very desirable, Ia
a good neigh borhood healthy, and near churches
the various denomi nations accessible TO four
markets Will sell, also, horses, cattle hogs, fod.
der shucks, &c. and farming implements At yalua.
lac w. b. ROBINS, Real Estate Agent
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
Y INSURANCE COMPANY OF RICHMOND sd D;
thronrb the ordeal of fire, and through hnanclal
crises and is still solvent The Directors, ana ma. ON
GERS are thankful for the liberal support u naI re-
best efforts to make the Company worthy OF con-
tinued patronage. ,-,>,ar, , CTtIEp pro
pFRTT INSURED AT CURRENT RATES; ana
LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND r Al ,y,,
The interest of community Is ldTnIInTTT
Bnild up these, and our prosperity i sure,
WILLIAM WILLIS, JR., Secretary. JAIN ia lin
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NOS! PIANOS!

JOHN w, DAVIES SONS,
RICHMOND MUSICAL EXCH ANG E,
No. ISIS MAIN STREET,
sole agents for
STIEFF'S PREMIUM PIAN0-FORTES.
These instruments have been before the public
FOR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, in competition
with the best makers of the country, and are now
pronounced by ALL THE LEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS the
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED!
These instruments have ALL THE LATEST I'M
PROVEMENTS, and are
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
with the privilege of exchange within twelve
months if not entirely satisfactory
to the purchaser.
We refer to the following persons, who have
STIEFF'S PIANOS now in use;
General K. E. LEE, Washington College, Lexing'
ton;
D. 3. PAYNE & BRO, Lynchburg;
Rev. X. Il. PHILLIPS, Virginia Female Institute !;
Miss MARY BALDWIN Female School, and j. Z.
CAvEG, Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute, staunton ;
Professor +. \. AMBoLD, Richmond.
call from all in want of SUPERIOR PIANOS
is solicited Terms liberal ja2-ts
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La -


VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Y The following regular trains will be run on
this road on and after HURSDAI, DecemberN:
MAIL TRAIN DAILY Except on sundays, De,
tween Richmond and stanton, leaving Kichmona
at As 4. NJ and stanton at 3 A: III.
TRI-WEEKLY MAIL TRAIN, leaving Staun-
ton at IA. NJ. for the West, on Tuesdays, lhurs-
ffIIE MAI. TRAIN leaving Richmond connect
with trains on the ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD. The DAY MAIL TRAIN connects
with STAGE COACHES at Staunton, Lexington,
Winchester, &c. ,,, cr,cp
The train west Of Stanton connects with SIAGt
COACHES for Rockbridge Baths, Rockbridse NUN,
Warm, Hot and Healing Springs, ana the " hi'e
Sulphur and Lewisburg.
A FREIGHT TRAIN between Richmond ana
Stanton connects with Freight Trains on orange
and Alexandria railroad for Lynchburs and Alex
andria. oo,oo
FREIGHT will be sent to any point on the orange
and Alexandria railroad with change OF cars.
Goods purchased in Northern cities can be sent
direct to anv station on this road where the com
PHEN HUNTER, General Freight Agent, Rich-
mond The charge for the transit through Rlch,
Inond including wharfage, drayage, storage anu
Commissions will not exceed ten cents per one
hundred pounds, and on heavy articles VIII De
much less. Freghts will be collected at destina'
Through tickets can be purchased at this office &c
Lvnchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga and
Tickets to Lexington, Va, at Sll.
Freight office at Richmond closed 1T r. M
II. d. WHlTCOMB,
dell-ts General Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-20
BY w. b. Robins, Real Estate Agent,
on Front Building, Governor street, Richmon
VALUABLE FARM IN LOUISA

VALUABLE FARM IN LOUISA
Y A fine TRACT OF LAND, in Louisa county, Va,
containing eight hundred acres or upwards-hvc
miles south OF Fredcrek's Hall depot. forty miles
from Richmond by county roads, il offered for sale
five hundred and fifty acres are cleared divided
into four fields all well watered and fenced. The
soil is mostly grey, with clay snb-aoi rctentive
bacco, to which it i specially adapted, and Of
wheat, corn, oats, sc There are from one hua
bred and fifty to two hundred acres OF excellent
creek bottom. The remainder j. in woodstock and
pine but mostly pine, for which there il ready sale
TO the Central railroad Company. The imPr%Ee.
nine good large rooms, besides closets and pas
sagesoshpgle roof-has good cellars also the
whole being in excellent repair; all necessary
out-houses viz: good kitchen, new smoke house,
excellent barn and house good stable and serr
raj good tobacco barns. There are large sheds to
the barns. Price, $1,000. w. b: ROBINS.
IN DIV Real Estate Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-20

CooI-The following conversation was given
us by q gentleman of the city as having actu-
ally occurred q few days ago. Desiring to
engage freedmen on his farm for the present
wear, he addressed, among others, stout
looking fellow with
Boy do you want to hire next year,
Freedman" What sort of work is 1t, sirt'
Citizen want hands on my farm; can
get you for one?''
Freedman with pompous air." Well, no
don't care about hiring next year-what Will
you take for your place? p
Citizen somewhat surprised)-" Twenty dol
lars per acre
Freedman-"How much would it all come
TO at THAR"
Citizen fmaking mental calculation)-" Six
thousand two hundred dollars"
Freedman" Yes; what are your terms ~
Citizen" One third cash the balance in
one and two years, with eight per cent. inte-
rest
Freedman Wouldn't you make some
deduction if l was to pay the whole III cash
and gold p
Citizen" Certainly, eight per cent"
Freedman Make it ten
Citizen decidedly astonished)- Very well. "
Freedman-"F III take it,
The gentleman was then informed that he
should have the money the next day without
fail
Look out, we Legislative Hotspurs the
freedmen will have all your lands in dozen
years .-t0lumbus tWss.) Iadel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-20
BY W. B. Robins, Real Estate Agent,
Iron Front Building, Governor street, Richmond

An EXCELLENT FARM, OF FOUR
"A HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN ACRES IN
AMELIA COUNTY, THREE NILS Sy EAST nS r "
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD, FOR
SALE-The land is al good, well fenced and we'll
watered /; one hundred and twenty live acres are
cleared and produce we'll OF the usual crops Of corn
wheat TOBACCO, clover, &c. Twohundred and ninety
acres are well set In pine and oak woods and timber
There are two nice new log houses Of four rooms
each, each suitable TO make q small family com
Portable until larger and more stylish buildings
can be erected. There about one hundred
young fruit trees Of choice selections set out. The
fencing is all in good repair. The location Is very
healthy and the neighborhood unexceptionabie
Convenient to churches schools, saw mills and an
excellent Touring and grist- mill. In the hands NJ
An enterprisng and tasteful man, the farm could be
made in year or two to be worth twice or three
times what is asked for 1t and the produce c?Gld
be made to refund the entire purchase money The
ownerisa merchant, and sells because he has no
time to attend to the farm and wants the money in
his business Price, $4,000, on liberal terlns-very
low. "" D. noDiAs,
ia Elm Real Estate Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-20

WI INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
Cash assets July 1865
Annual income, in cash. ''o''OVV
The dividends of this company are larger IN
amount, for premiums paid, than in any company
in the world. All of the profits arising from this
immense fund and annual income ANNUALLY
DIVIDED amongst the insured.
Applications can be made to
ARCHIBALD Boiling,
Dr.. ]. B. McCAw,
JOHN. NJ. OTEY,
S. S. NICHOLAS, or
E. B. MEADE, with
o. F. BREESEE, General Agent,
Office, Franklin street,
ao15am between Seventh and Eighth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

TARM FOR SALE.-The undersigned
j. sffers e The puSlic hi s farm, known =. the
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES, Is situated
one mile south of the court house has good
BARN, CRIBS and OUT HOUSES; also, n VINE
YARDOF SEVERAL THOUSAND VINES, and an
ORCHARD OF sEyESTY-FIyE ACRES.
Any one desiring to examine the property can do
so by calling at the residence OF
WILLIAM r. MYERS
IN IDIOT Charlotte. n e