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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-19
MAYORS OFFICE, I
oRTsMourH, Va, April 10th, 1866.
AN ELECTION should

PoRTsMourH, Va, April 10Th, 1866.
WHEREAS, AN ELECTION should
w have been held on Saturday the 7th inst,
for the purpose of eecting Municipal officers, and
whereas the Polls closed by the Commits
soners of Election before the time specified by
law. thus preventing many qualified voters from
participating, and in consequence multiplying said
election, and whereas. the action of the Commits
soners was the suit of turbulent and disorderly
persons congregating around the Polls fighting,
and threatening quiet citizens:
Now, therefore, I Daniel Collins by virtue of
authority vested in me as Mayor Of the said City,
do hereby proclaim and make known, that the
Polls will be open from sunrise until sunset, on
Saturday April the 2lst. All persons legally en-
titled to vote shall be protected in the exercise
of that right, and any person interfering, or at
tempting to interfere, with a full and free
preston at the Polls, will be summarify arrested
and dealt with according to law.
To insure order, and protect quiet and peacea-
BILE citizens in the exercise of their rights, do
hereby call for thirty VOLUNTEER Policemen to aid
the regular force in preserving order.
All establishments having liquor for sale, wheth-
err by measure or otherwise, will be closed on the
DANIEL COLLINS,
Virginian and Old Dominion copy.
NHEAP c OF r ESQ sacks Rio
I j Coffee, Just received and for sale very cheap
by 7. A. YOUNG co,
Cor Roanoke Square,
apis and Wide Water street.
4 LIE COCKS, and Brass Blbbs assOr-
N ted sizes, just received at New Hardware
store No. 2 Commercial Row near Ferry.
aplO J. G.. WOMBLE & CO.
TEN r. A G Il CHAINS, BACK BAND
1 Chains, Halter Chains and Elwell's Wedding
Hoes for sale at New Hardware Store, No Com
mercial Row, near Ferry.
apis j. G. WOMBLE co.
DURE GROUND COFFEE.-10 half
IL Bbls Pure Ground Coffee, for sale at Bati-
more prices by I. A. YOUNG d co,
Cor Roanoke Square,
apl9 and Wide Water street.
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n s sr Il Z / n AND A'oA"oND
The magnificent new and fast steamer
JOHN SxLvESTER
CAPT. JOHN A. POST,
Will leave Norfolk from the wharf foot of Roam
oke Square, for Richmond and intermediate land
ings on James River. every Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday at o'clock a. m.
The Steamer
M. M a r. T I N
Will leave every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at
the same hour.
Gsr For freight or passage apply on board the
boats or to the Agent on the. wharf. ap 6-tf
|nISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP. - The firm heretofore existing of
Fentress Wilkinson, Auctioneers, was dissolved
by mutual consent ON the 9Th of April.
The business in future will be conducted under
the firm of Fentress Coleman.
We return our thanks to the friends who have
so literally patronized US, and ask for continu-
ance of the same. w. T. FENTRESS,
JOHN W. COLEMAN.
Portsmouth, Va,
apl0-tlmay East side Market Square.
CAN BE FOUND AT THE NEW
" Hardware store, Commercial Row, near
the Ferry.
Kentucky and Norfolk Pattern Axes.
Ames' Spades and Shovels.
Rowland's Spades, Shovels and Manure Forks
Anvis, Bellows, Vices.
Trace and Halter Chains.
EswePs Wedding and Grub Hoes.
Hames, Curry Combs.
Sauce Pans, Fry Pans.
Tea Kettles, Hollow Ware.
Cut and Wrought Spikes.
Wrought Galvanized Spikes and Nails.
Horse Shoes and Nails
And many other goods in the Hardware line, all
bought low for cash and for sale ON same terms
NH 20 j. G. WOMBLE & co
TNHE LATE FIRM OF j. & II. GRIF
/ FIN having been dissolved by mutual con
sent, l shall hereafter continue business in my
own name at the store No. 7, East side of Market
Square, in this city. Grateful for the patronage
heretofore bestowed upon me, as a member of the
late firm, l respectfully ask that it may be con-
tinued to me in my future business.
mae JOHN II. GRIFFIN.
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JAS. G. MARTIN.

JAS. @. MARTIN.
TN f FRIENDS OF THE ABOVE
named gentleman in Norfolk County desire
to see him fill the position in the Legislature of
our State, made vacant by the resignation of
Logan Hurst, Esq, and he will therefore be sup,
ported for that position, at the election to be held
in the county on Thursday, the Gath of May, by
APP l9-3t MANY VOTERS.
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CONGRESS CATERS,
Ladies best Kid and Lasting front and side lace
Caters.
Ladies best Kid Slippers, Buskins, Ties, &c.
The above styles and classes Of goods for misses
wear.
The best misses Morocco, Goat and Calf school
shoes.
Childrens shoes of every style and variety man
ufactured to order.
Guaranteed in every case to at. Workman
ship warranted.
JNO. F. WILKINS,
ap l0-1m Manufacturer.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

ID ERIC TORS, WATER
h Coolers and Ice Cream Freezers in great va
riety and ali prices Copper Stills, APPS and
Worms, for making apple brandy, all sizes and
prices; Tin Roofing and Spouting, cheaper than
any house in the city; Tin Ware, wholesale and
retail at less than Baltmol eprices, at the Depot
Roanoke Square.
GlLLETT, CHERRY & MAPP,
ap 10 Roberts Co.'s old stand.
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an FRIDAY, the goth instant, we
~ will sell, on the premises, at IL o'clock, M,
% DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS.
The above Lots are eligibly located near the in
tersection of church street and Princess Anne
Road, and within few minutes walk Of Main
street.
Plat of the Lots can be seen at our Auction
House.
Terms liberal
LEIGH, BROS. i PHELPS,
ap13 Auctioneers.
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Let the work be done at ones
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-18


and probably loss from houses oe'"s ""oss 49,.
81. ms, no felt nv both landlord ana tenant
rrarv one must participate" IN the 'ohse'
a,.ncos Now, II, by an amleap'' m,"ass
~" 80. state Of things can be avoided IL
-, o,nre to the advantage of owners and
,,,o,,s of houses aike IL will be great
,ooI he,ter that trade should 20 on quietly
aud tho landlord should retain pune'uai
tenant. 1T =.
The overture Of the tenants, rs SGT iorlh III
one of the resolutions of the Executive 'oih'
p,ittee seems to be reasonable NJ least ohe
hundred per cent on the rents oil e'9'"''"
hundred and sitty Is much in excess oil Inv TO-
in gold hi, when the increased taxes "'',o,
sidercd, II would appear that '"' -
would not get much more than ms ""'' = w.
nv me addition of the hundred per GEM. .,,,.
Il over there was people whoS' ~ ,a.s,,,s
-, to, su,r.rings taught them III"
aud forbearancc,-ou own = .'.
VI 10" No community ought to be IN " o,'.''
Up 'op" -, mind 10 take for their motto H',,
u ' ,,,,,,,n',-and adhere to 1T fai'hi'liN'
NV ',,,,I no the sentiment OF their heartS = -
s"o"',1 ,,ros,ton the true policy for their pros
pcrity. , 49,. ,r,,rr,on
,,.,n -. freely attended hy those interested.
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H. 1855 England Witnessed night OF pane
and terror which was long remehnele" III
:, the Irish Night II was the period immedl-
otcly succeeding the flight OF JAMES IL. ana
the scenes Of agitation and outrag" which con
yulsed the metropolis. The Irish troops OF the
fugitive king had been disbanded. In the
beginning of the night, one of the many riots
then common had occurred in Lincon's Inn
Fields mob had attacked the House of
Lord PowIs, but was dispersed by III armed
force, and the citizens were quietly retiring
to their beds, when a fearful runor gained CIR
culation, and spread through the city. 1t was
said that the disbanded Irish were marching
on the capital, and massacring every man,
woman and child on the road. The drums oil
the militia beat to arms 1t one IN the morning
MAcArtAY has given 4 vivid picture OF the scene.
He SAYS that everywhere TERMED women
were weeping and wringinG their hands
while their fathers and husbands were
"cquipmng themselves for fight. Before two
the capital wore Il face of stern prepared
.,ncss which might we'll have dauntcd a real
,cuemy. If such m enemy had been approach-
:. INC Candles were blazing at all the win
"dows. The public places were as bright as at
,,uoonday. All the great avenues We're barri~
/" codcd More than twenty thousand pixies
.,aud muskcts lined the streets. The
uIate doybrcak of the winter solsucr
!. found the whole city stin in arms. '-
In = hundred other towns Of England Their"
were the same alarming rumors- Armed
barharians were approaching, bent on r"rp"-
tratinC crimes rs foul - thus" when IN"
d,sgraced the rebellion OF Ulster. Tho
down bridges aul threw mp harrcodc"
1t was reported that The lI1sh in"md'' ~
rive prot,-,tuTs un mrfol uA.t ."." FL"
mel children, by torture to murder E''"
rarrnt,. babes would hc stuck On lHN''
or flung into blazing ruins. The "holc 'hih~
was an imposition, and wa soon dl,e"N'i'" ~
10 such II was aScertaincd that som" persons
who had the look Of ContrNmen had spI'a"
The report in the suburbs of London h''l'
before midnight, and that gN"At RUNNERS oi
alarming letters 10 the same effect HAD heeh
recciycd in various parts of England. good
deal of malignant ingenuity had been cNhl-
bitcd in getting up this panic, but us authors
We're not discovered As TO the Irish, II was
ascprtaincd that there was not slngl" one OF
them within week march In some places
struggling Irish soldiers had made lhoir
aupearanco and demanded food, but this was
the extent of their offending. The rnmors
had no more foundation thar. some OF those
which used to agitate Richmond when the
bells were rung, and the 'Second-class turhe"
out to resist imaginary invaders marching on
all the highways to the city Ill columns oil not
less than thirty thousand each.
The Fenian demons ira tion, which is NJ pre-
CONT crn,tinp so much cummOtiOn in Great
Britain, may give England another " irish
Night" or two, but we doubt whether II VIII
result in anything more serious.
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There has never been any lack in Virginia
of educational facilities for gentlemen intend
ing TO prepare themselves for the learned pro
fcssions for teachers OF classical schools, or for
political and literary life. There is no better
institution in any State for such objects than
the University of Virginia. 1t is an institution
OF real merit, and the confidence of the public
in il is universal. Its degrees command as much
confidence among educated men as the notes of
the Bank of England among capitalists. There
are colleges enough, and more than enough.
What we need is educated men in the practi-
cal walks of life. We want for this purpose
public schools of the highest order, which Will
he eoually omen 10 the rich and the poor. In
The Northern cities we find youths OF all con-
di,ions of fortune educated in these schools,
and from thence transferred 10 the colleges and
universities. They are not schools for the poor,
but public schools, whose advantages are open
70 all and so far from injuring private schools,
experience proves that they benefit them by
the competition they create, 30 that the most
famous private schools in the country are found
in precisely those places where me best pubic
schools exist. BY this liberal system OF educa-
ton the North has secured educated mecha-
MICS skilled labor, and is therefore able To COM
pete IN manufacturing and mechanical enter
prise with the Old World Ii is matter Of won
der That the universities and colleges do not
lead The way in urging the establishment of a
system which 10 50 essential 10 their own pros
perity These public schools would he so many
streams TO keep the universities and colleges
always fun They will spread abroad among
the people every where the thirst for know
ledge; and the public tastes thus created
would give vitality and permanence to the
higher educational institutions such % they
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Landlords and Tenants

The committee appointed by the late meet
ing Of tenants In this city have determined to
invite a meeting Of landlords at the City Hall
this afternoon at o'clock. See notice IN
another column.
The excellent spirit exhibited by the tenants
~ their recent meeting deserved the respect
Of the landlords, and The executive committee
appear TO be carrying out the wishes and
sentiments Of that meeting. The interests Of
landlords and tenants are altogether harmo-
Nous. Neither can suffer detriment without
injury TO the other. Therefore they may
take counsel together, and there should be no
party feeling TO disturb their understanding.
The plain state Of the case is this tenants
are paying rents that will break many Of them
sooner or later. The depressing Influences
up0n our trade Of their struggle 70 keep up
high charges on goods, the disturbance TO be
essssIensd BY failures, changing Of tenants,
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ave never derived from the patronage OF
small minority Of the community 90
,rns legislature OF Virginia must surely sse
the importance Of arranging 80 zach OF
vii, NM good education within tue reach nv y
every child in the Commonwealth. "a ,ro,or
should be made rs universal rs III W" =, sucn
There Is no radicalism or agraf'an"" naa,ce Of
n policy. On the contrary II y wv the
conservatism. The rights oil - =
securi,y of the great interests % 800 nonaroI
Republican State, depend ul'" wv
Intelligence OF the community.
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The Money Question-An Unnatural
Alliance.

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Inv qu'S''o,' =, ~ ~ ,.,;,i,,o ,ro,t
ny i'l'"i''e Wv -, -. .ha,.ors
interest III TWO very opposite
ana olo ioS'es' II = 'h' NUM-
the first OF thes" new allies 'ha' tue ''"'S
Law should stand rs IT'S, lot 1T GU" gum w"
all risks, and make three to SIX per cSh'' -
month on MS money II 'h' l'" !" p-,,,,.
Inv Fe"' ''i'i'''H'S WIN '''''' - ,',.
the shaver ahNe' lie VIII not w ""l' W '"','
the ring. Like man taken up III oa'hSain.
mon, with fun board on head'ersary S'"''
hc will stand on The c,Fb SAL enough "Hi
ERs, with his nat run oi thiF'E an" SAY W.,
Vegetables, VIII EXHIBIT his lo'' OUT ho' o''' -
them could possibly Ut >haN'" with any '''
Of reason ut less than S'Ltgprr cew' pei ann"
The only respectahle n"toN VIII NV "'' ~
commodated hy th"r'spectaoi' e"fl'"h'' 80,
unfortunate shave "'h'N' 10 E'Hi' "'" Wv
ou' 'ne curb
IL. 1u 49, ~. '''" "'"'' - '''''''
hiIated But, just nj tho ciltital moment
when reason aud common sense are ""o"' !"
carry the day, new champion appear "l'""
the scene, and we have the strangrat ana h'''
ucongruouS allianc" mat was ever ".''''SS'"
the shaver ana the OH ioSN-'h"' ho"i W"
VINO never ieai IL "n, M 80 Co., :. 49,,
never oi's 'he 't,' -, -, ,.;,,;,i,
l'"o ~ VI no ,, ,,.,o h,,i,o c,r,ived
io' ~ '''''"' - ,;..,an,a ,of, i, ,bo
.ii' r,',; ,. -, ,,,, ,,,, ,,,o, hoy ,ars
,.,. 1885,, eco, oI,,,o too fast for his
'oo "'' ~, - W.. tboro evar sncb nm
&c, a;o,;o,9 ,rb. shaver ! tho nnrsoniti-
0N c.,, ,,,,, c,,ssh,osc. no has no'aspi.
0''-0' - - -. c, of ,no uecas.
i'tioii 'N'0pN w 49,, - ,;.o,, Gov
9'',,v W -, Ga = ,rrcbocer n that
I" "0i'"1 - ~ ~, i,,horo,,t worth.
pii'e' ""'s', 49,. ,;,.o,, 1Ia :
iesshess VI the III "'''' '' NV -,..
sharp 'hin' '""''' '" Nh r,
eyes ana Is always vi '''' ~
prey. lie mas the heeli 'iS'o'' Gnu "
IONS Vi 'il' h""N CIV 'i,' ~, 90, ;,,,a
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cohhecleo WI /" il'H''' i4' t',' III az .,S-.'
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he Is seh'iei''.'n Vi no"'e -,
tcd ie"'''' > ,'"' =. r,,,. ,.t.s - Wi
1f' ""' 4'i">'' oA'>H' ,..
'lhs ioi INC p"o1'' p ms ~ r,,,
Oh NAlo' hhiS'i'ho ",'0 DIV -
way" n"" MS ,''' $500, 49,, w. lnrth
was llSh' ""eI' N' ..,', :. fn,,,,
i'io' Co. am" ''''E "'"' 49,, 49,, .,.:,,
moving ne mas s'o'''is opI'os,' l'I'o
Vailoh Ill Virginia upon CIV '> -,
PRODUCTION OF gas f"liio""S' s'e.iiOo''S' .i
ngralhea preJ'oiees' "heh 'ie ''''o we vs.
cultural ana not lifeline" ~ i"'oi .0iiI ,',
have suffered no abatement ny 'ne 'n'ns,
condition oil things. De oi'e" lesie's '"'t ho
did not live III past age ana ~ - ',e"i
enough that ne doos not oelohS ~ 'niS. N'',
QrIXoTE himself was not more en- '"lil' .i"
high minded, nor more ooiiNio"S " ''e i'.'
that the days OF khlshI -eir"h'is n'" 'I"'"'
imam inns oio ROXY Wno' ''o"'''e" vi wv
hahte' WIN slc"i III h'n"' t"'''i'''''-'
procession oi Hia'elA'i "oN'ioli"'"' ~ A"''
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Observation-Disclosures will DO made
~ to the Auditor of the State Of Virginia for the
renewal of the following lost certificates Of Nlr-
ginia State Registered Stock issued May 18th, 1852
10 John L. Tate, trustee for Mrs. A. NJ Cowardin,
under resolution OF the General Assembly passed
3ls March, isG2 authorizing the Issue OF
~, for 81, 900 certificate No, %, for 1000,
do ie-lRwam
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SorTuyRN PLANTERS AND Freedmen. We in
wife the readers attention 10 most lmpor-
taut letter from Major LAWRENCE, OF the
Freedmen's Bureau at Fayetteville, n C. 1t
is fair and truthful: refreshing commuhlca-
ton after 80 much misrepresentation so m"ch
cant and hypocrisy, rs we have been o'l"se"
withal, Coming from such man, II should oe
credited at the North, and may have some
good eflect
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Bv Pilkinton, Pulliam Co,
Auctiouerrs and Commission Merchants
No Main street, Richmond, Va.

NOR SALE At AUCTION.-By "rd"r
Of thu County Court Il Ch"sterhrld county,
will proceed to sell al public shction Tor di',s'S
on The premises. commencing At . clock J. N. -
FRIDAY, the 18th Of January, 1900 inc following
Pir., hne Lot, fronting twenty eight and "n'.
half rts.: 49, liRls s'r.r.r a1i f2i.A'hE Xxx ''"
huud.., AMI ~l4,N -taT l.ts"a asaaf. -.
E.rG,rs nn.rl Manchester, with small >It't
MAKERS SHOP thereon, lately occupied ~ '"""
second. At thu same time aud place, VIII eel tho
EIGHTY ACRES ~ LAND lying Oh both 'id.. ~
IN. Petersburg railroad at klc"'s station AM ~"
in,proy.mruir thereon. consisting 81 a'oMfohla
sRIE DIV ELLING, with good out houses. On.
half IN. land open, and one hail cleaf"d-hos
occupied by Mr. fcmurl Chalkiy
Third will sell, on premises, one LoI, ron.
ing on the Midlothian turnpike. on.-9narler 81 or.
MI. above the Petersburg railroad depot, sky
fant front. and running back four hundred fr"t,
with n very comfortable NEW DWELLING win
four ROOMS and KITCHEN, &c. Lot well enclosed
Lately occupied by Mr.. Purcron.
TRRss: one third cash balance, four and eighi
months negotiable notes interest added, and title
r.ta ined unit payments are made.
WILLIAM AMBERS, Commissioners.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
By w. b. Robins, Real Estate Agent,
IRON Front Building, Governor street, Richmond

VERY VALUABLE FARM, 10.
N GATED IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY E4y
ONE NILE FROM YORK RIVER AND sEEES
MILES FROM THE COUNTY COURT; HOUSE, E5s ZOE 0E
SALE-It contains FOUR HUNDRED ACREs VI
LAND-about two hundred and sixty i've acres ol
which are cleared and laid OFF into three heid.,
divided by good cross fences. IL Is now In hlSh
state of cultivation. The remainder is In Original
growth Of pine and oak. The dwelling (which Is
two story framed onel is nearly new, na'sns
been built lust before the war II contains I'VE
rooms besides one basement and two garret rooms
The ward Is large, well enclosed with railing, ana
beautifully shaded. The garden Is an acre, wei
enclosed with ratings, and very highly lnproyea,
There il a pump Of good water In the yard, ana sh
excellent spring about fifty yards distant. I ~
kitchen contains two rooms IN addition 10 "h!oh
there is building of the same dimensions, used a.
a nursery or laundry. smoke house, carriage
house two corn houses, ice house, severai ser
wants houses, a large stable and large barn,
with sheds attached, all In fair order. There Is
good apple orchard, covering about an acre %, .,
Ground Of ane quality, different kinds. There are
Sne mari banks on the place, but the land IS IN
such good condition now az not to need II; ms
a very desirable place, and is very heal thy. DE,
only one mile from Purton bay, on the river not"i
for it's fish and oysters, and is on the main fo-a
leading 10 Yorktown. The neigh borhood - .x'e''
isnf price only ~ 900 w. Il. ROBINS,
Ia u 2awts Real Estate Agent.
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Bv Harrison, Goddin & Apperson,
R,pkers Brokers and Real Estate Auctioneer

SMAIL FRAMED TENEMENT, ~
- DUyAL'S ADDITION. on THE WEST SIDE
or ST STEPHEN, BETWEEN FEDERAL, ASp
C6UTTs STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION;
win be sold at auction, on the PREMISE m On
n neat FRAMED TENEMENT located as above
now occupied BY william Fox containing thrr n,
rooms. besides kitch hen, &c. The lot has iroht
IF thirty six feet and a depth Of one hundred and
twenty live feet Possession given In Few days
Terms: One.half cash balance ut three ,s, ana
sdasd secured bv trust deed or title retained.
The taxes to BE- paid by the purchaser
:; ~ a., Auctioneers.
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by Regnault x Co,
Main street, between Eighth and Ninth.

WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION
w FRIDAY MORNING, 18th instant, at half
pa,t 10 o'clock, a large variety OF
FURNITURE,
CARPETS.
DRY GOODS, &c.
REGyAULT & co,
L. an Auctioneers, ke.
Nv Harrison, Goddin App.rson, Auetionesrs
WO HANDSOME BRICK TENE-
MESTs AND THREE VACANT Lott, IN slD-
NY OS GROVE STREET, NEARLY ofPoslTE
THR RESIDENCE OF MESSRS. JOHN I, shAfER
And CHARLES Y. MORRIS, foR SALE At
aai,,CTroS will be sold At auction, on the
nr.mises on MONDAY. the 22d Of January, lsSo Al
Pn,"in.L' y NJ those TWO VERY HANDSOME
TpRPEA STORY BRICK TENEMESTs located =.
above occupied. the one by Mr. James Evan. and
az. cher by Mrs waldor. Each contai ms SIX
rooms. besides Al excellent brick Kitchen &c, all
in v~od order and admirably arranged Tor the ar,
ro,nmodatiou Of small families Alter which, VIII
l.. sold rec BEAUTIFUL LOTS adjoining on IN"
west each fronting thirty one feet, ana running
hack one hundred and ninety feet To awld" a!irt
Tn. foregoing il Justly regarded A. sn."hsst no
most beautiful ten"ments ana Sacah1 io0' III sid'
nv Possession given let April next.
TpKss. one third cash balance Al Tour AM
.iaLt months for negotiable notes, interest added
secured by trust deed ..
The taxes To br paid by the pnr.h
HARRISON, GODDlS i ApPEksos,
IA lids ''"' ''''''
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By w. y. Robins, Real Estate Agent.
ron Front Building, Governor street, Richmond
u,IEprAcEcAILED WOODBURY.,

rI,HE PLACE CALLED WOODBURY.,
IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY, CONTAlSlSSTr
or ID STRyEY. FOR SALE PRIVATELY. Located
within quarter OF a mile Of York river. Jones
creek runs up into it. On Jones creek IL q AM M,
iny-six miles from Gloucester Courhouse-abous
a half mile from Lees mill IL has mill site on
IT, About two hundred and fifty acres are elsa,ea,
mostly in high improvcmcnt-th reinalnd'rr tn -
cleared land is all under one fence OF ene'tthq1.
rails Land capable Of producing twenty busn rs,
Of wheat and from eight 10 ten barrels OF corn
acre. On the place are two excellent springs ~ ~"
wood on the place would more than pay for H. Ih'
dwelling il old: II contains six rooms. The our
The nriyhborhood Is excellent. Abundance %
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Bs Life Insurance.
INSURE IN THE BEST SAFEST AND
CHEAPEST COMPANY
THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE
OF HARTFORD.
1t is the LARGEST LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY in the country.
|, has the LARGEST ANNUAL INCOME.
It has the LARGEST SURPLUS OF ASSETS OVER
LIABILITIES.
1t has the LARGEST DIVISIBLE SURPLUS.
II has paid tho LARGEST DIVIDENDS ANNU-
ALLY.
1t furnishes insurance AT LESS COST than any
other company.
Capital, 'oVV
For insurance, apply to
DRs. T. w. HANCOCK and
J. GRATTAN CABELL,
Medical Examiners, or
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IN law Agents.