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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-11
R. H. NArRr. J.. NAuKr. R.r. BaooxF.
ID II. AURY 4 CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
NORTHWEST CORNER MAIN and FOURTEENTH SITS,
RICHMOND, VA.

Sterling Exchange.
Eol1 aud Stlrar
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Tnr Co~,s..E GpruEEY.-Ihc c,~e of James
Clarke. JAN, ~rldcn Margaret NJ. Carter, aud Anna
Robinson, al rolured charged with stealing atrunk
FROM E.,. g. Converse, containing Sl,lOO, more or
les, y.1. again hetpn tine Provost Judge, on yeSter-
dly Eut ltrl, evidence however remained to be
tIi,u. alter which Oh, Judge committed 20 Castle
Thuud-r tor the present, TIE two hrSt named; The
rcmt,riu. tao were discharged lie said, while thc
circumstances Wen. suspicious, thcU was nothing
conclusive ia Ga. evidence against either OF the
parties.
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The Adams Expre.s Robbery

NEw YORK, January lO.-Nree persons inpli,
Gated in the Adams Express safe robbery have been
arrested, and thrce-fourths OF the money found.
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IyrcTToR,s SALE of vALUABLESs

h OF rsa.Tp ~ Tun COUNTY OF GoOCli- ~
LAND. Jon ihs isTm DAY OF IANrARi, lSGS' Or
the premises by vrtne Of sntho! Ts,.' n,~,J MIN.
5se"ssed by public auction, viii pr. iced to sell the
TRACT OF LAND Of which tis said Nims = eu 800
Icing on the waters OF the lower I1s siHg Hole ON'
Ia he county Of Goochland, consisting % about
SIX HUNDRED ACRES.
ls,ge portion OF this land is rich Creek B'G0m. -
The whole tract is well watered anal well nbrIed Tor
naptss.sa purposes The DwELLING-HOUsE l. 4
Ira med ling Of four and basement. The out
buildings ate good. This farm is generally considered
to be Of a. best in the county, on the r'"r, II
iias convenient 10 mills churches and post Office.
TERMS-One two and three years credit, except 80
much AS may be necessary pay the expenses al sale
Personal security requiss,
CHARLES HrALISTEk, Executor.
Sale conducted by A. N. HAAJLT0S, Auctioneer.
der5-2tawtds
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Gl>lR,L LIZ rs rHE CTr.-General Robert T..
lie reached the rity yesterday evening 10y the Cen
,rai ,.t,. aud s tie guest of nr. James Ca,l.e,
W lo reside. uu the corner or Eleventh and MARSHALL
.Jrct lle viii ..pit~, the interests OF t~hihg-
Ion Cul.srr. Of which be- * President. leiOry the
legislative Committee un schools and Colleges. Tie
% t,,. .t... very well
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AIouNG PICK-PocKET.-N. smith, a,young pick
poke. OF fifteen while in shoe store, on
Seventeenth street, yesterday picked the pocket OF
BENZ. Bonner Of a watch and ran on With his booty
lie vas 0yerhauled, however. and the watch tecOy-
cred tie was afterwards landed in the lookup, and
will hive a hearing this morning.
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VXyOOLFOLK THORNLEY,,
GENERAL COMMISSION AND LAND
! AGENTS,

OFFER THEIR sERvIcEs POP THR SALE oP
! LAND CROPS OF CORN, WHEAT, TOBACCO, &c.
ALSO
specsl attention given to procuring LABORERS, both
WHITE and COLoRED, for this and the adjacent
D Counties.
Always have on hand for sale, reasonable terms,
irg. humber of fine FARMS Of all sizes and descrip-
ons in this and other States
\ Addres. Bowling Green, Caroline county, Virginia.
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kI,RIST SALE OF A FlNE FNRM.-
Es
.r<TE

UNJUST SALE VT n iNT' i-Nh"' 49,
/ BY consent OF parties, aud ~ Trustee under<1ps
a Decd Of Trust from Robert Coles, deed &" Tuck -
er'S Coles, executed aIL - corded ~ April, 1900,
will offer foT sale TIA" premises, pn INuAl he
FIRST day Of FEBRUARY, IscG. II suitable aud u not,
on the ne y suitable day of ia" finest farm ~ The
county OF Albemarlc situated ld u mile, south Of
! Ch,tinttesvile adjoining the lands 81 Or w. , Ran
Iolpb, Z. s. Coles Esq., and others and containing
a. out 800 ACRES, II which five orsiN hnnred acres ar"
a. red and he balance finely mbrreJ. Til" Improve
mrr'- consist Of 4 large and convenient DIV hLllNG,
cumrar,ivey new, with the usual necessary out build
ina including house with four rooms Tor ah"rcrs .
/ a'.o Water Mill, with two pair stones Tor wheat ana
corn. Thi. l. Green Mountain farm, and liz" most 81"
IA Lind In that region is of superior quality and
admirably adapted Ia the growth OF Corn, Wheat To-
baccu and Virginia crops. For several Year pat
II h,s been nrirr Tho management OF Of III" hS
| oyricultuIHli-ta %! "a" county.
! TERMs-Cnloss more favorable terms be announced
an the Lay II nalc from eleven H. twelve thousand dot
lars of the purrhas. monty will be required Ia cash.
m ~ ,nr, with interest from day Of sale To b" palI
mnuaIlv will be- payable in four equal annual install
r-ns to ne ..cllcd by bonds, with good security, ana
/ = decd OF trusi on ia" land
For further information, address J.. s. Coles, ESD or
/ + : Cole. E-.I.. AZ North Garden Z. a., Abrmirl;
| conntv Va. 81 he undersigned AT Charlottesville
' ianl -doawiw r.. Is, WALSH
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DOR RENT.
TrERY REAHTIEIIL ROnMS nNrn rII

VERY BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, OVER TIE
v new National Exchange Bank. for Rent-Wo On
fer for rent lease, the two beautiful Rooms located
A. above-one 81 them about SUN5O feet and is aini-
rably adapted for Bankers Insurance Office or for
a Saiesroom Of some light goods. Both rooms are well
hhted and have water gas, &c, and with excellent
access from the pOrtieo ofthe Bank.
Price reasonable and possession given In about ten
days. Apply to 1900, .,,,,,,,,,.,.
jan9-3t
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MARYLAND Legislature.

BALTIMORE, January lO.-The Legislature of Ma
ryland met, and Governor Swan elected year ago
under the new Constitution, took his seat to-day.
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CITY AND SUBURBAN.

GUEKRLLA, SO-CALLED.-Mr. Nash, OF Hanover
tried before the militsry commission recently, up
on the charge Of being guerrilla has been acquit-
ted. The decision was made public yesterday
MessrS johnson and Guigon were his counsel.
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PROvOsr COURF-LrEUTENANT-COL COLONEL MeES-
TEE PREsIDING.-The following cases were disposed
of yesterday By the above court
A. j.. Berry, citizen, charged With assault aud bat
tery. Not guilty. Released.
Nelson Lewis, eOlored, charged with stealing
plank. No evidence. Released.
James Henry colorcd charged with being disor.
derlv and fghiing No evidence. Released.
Richard Baker cOlored, charged with stealing
wood Guilty, and sentenced 10 Castle Thunder Tor
ten days.
John Carroll and Jno. Conley, Twenty fourth Mas
sachusetts Volunteers Alfred Baker and James Noel,
citizens charged with lighting in the street, we're be-
fore the Provost Judge yesterday, when the follow
ing testimony was taken in the case
Policeman ODwyer testihed5fhAt he arrested the
narties Tuesday night about II O'clock, on Seven
teenth street. John Carroll and John Conley were
accusing Alfred Baker and James Noel OF robbing
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RICHMOND ACADEMY OF MEDICINE,
D,nuu,Nn Ian A. 1879

HARVEYS & WILLIAMS,
COMMERCIAL BLOCK,
Gary and Thirteenth sreCtsJ
Are now receiving In store and Will be kept in full
supply
SUGARS, crushed extra c, raw
COFFEES prime Rio and few bags OF splendid
pure old Government Java, for families
BACON sides and shoulders, prime quality
wHlsKEY, Of all grades
We are ais agents for the sale Of
Load Shot White Lead and Zinc In cans for
painters use
Lcorice, the celebrated G. & >. brand
Manufactured Tobacco finest grades
Flour, best Valley brands, &C., &c
The attention Of the trade is called To tba .hovs
which will always be for sale at lowest cash prices
iAn.}-lm
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STRAYED AND STOLEN.

SOUTHERN EXPRESS Company
EtgHN"Np, January = 1896
CTOlEN-From the Camp Ofthe Mill
- ury Telegraph Company, a fue. large 81.
CHESTNUT SORREL HORSE, about v-nte,-n ~ =
hani> huh lie has >tnll Whitc star On hi, .---- -
t,rchead a small wart tbs shoulder and stand,
with his OF for" f,u slightly turEci ia. liberal 10.
ward .ili De- paid Gr amy Information that will lead l.
hi- recovery. Address n. A HAMILTON,
itBq-st southern Express COMPANY
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DnEcr TAx.-FOr the Information Of the public
we state that Dr. Watson, collector Of the direct
tax, now keeps HIS Office opeu for the COLLECTION oil
the same. at the Custom HOUSE second hoor' Bank
sirrrt .nfrnnce.
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brokers AND GENERAL AGENTS.

The undersigned tender their services to tho Mer-
chants and Farmers OF Virginia and North Carolina
BUYING AND SELLING BROKERS
AND GENERAL AGENTS.
Having madO anang omonts with Importers and Manu-
lcturers and with reliable representative in Boston,
Now York, Philadelphia Baltimore, Pittsburs, and
other ciie enables US to purchase or sell in either OF
the above this city any article needed or for dspo
sition upon the best FORMS
We propose To extend our connections with all the
principal cities in tho Union, and thereby be medium
throug which parties purchase or sell and com
muncate upon all subjects of business character in
any part OF the country.
The facilities We possess will make II much to the
interest Of parties purchase sell through for
when we cannot order direct from tho Importer or
Manufacturer, We shall do through representative
every way reliable and thoroughly posted as to the
state of their particular markets. enabling them to pur
chase at the lowest market price and ON much better
terms than a person possibly do who only makes
An visit for that purpose, besides saving tho
exnensc tho trip and loss OF time We Will through
our friend o kept vised Of tho value Of such articles
AZ Virginia and North Carolina may have to dispose Of
SO that we will inform friends Of tho best market
and the price that will he obtained before shipping.
when desired parties know tha price Of goods be-
fore giving their orders. -
SMITH & WHERRY
% Main street, Richmond, Va.
Wu IT, SMITH, q. wHERRy.
RsFRRgScEs- Dunlop, Moncure 4 Co, Harrison, God
din &AppGrson, Charles 4. Workman Co., Richmond
VIM =. Converse Co, WIN. II. Price Co., New
York; Jos. l.. Hanson, philadelphia nov4--3m
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AUCTION SALES.--This Day.
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
-------~>~~~~~~~~oJN~> ~-NI->5'r--
SALE OF GOODS
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
| will sell ST Public Auction,
ON WEDNESDAY,
the 2ih day Of January, 1886, at the storehouse Of
Isaac Adkis,on deceased. Clover Depot HALIFAX
ty, a large and
VALUABLE STOCK OF GOODS
Consisting OF every article usually kept in country
store. Among the goods Is y valuable assortment OF
SHOES, BOOTS aud
RgADY-MADE CLOTHING,
OF the best kind and quality. The
ENTIRE STOCK WILL BE SOLD
without reserve, TO the highest bidder.
TERMS OF SALE:
Cash for all sums up to 81 and under; six month";
time for all over 80, with interest from day Of
sale, with approved security.
A. LACY, Auetoneer.
Is. T. GARRETT,
Admir- Of Isaac Adksson, deceased.
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The Markets.
New YORK, January 10.-Breadstufs dull. Beef
steady. Pork firm. Cotton dull declined la2c
sales at 49a5Oc.
BALTIMORE, January l0.-Flour dull and un-
changed. Wheat scarce. Corn has downward
tendency. Oats lac lower. Provisions dull. Su-
gar and Coffee heavy.
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MEETINGS.

PHOTOGRAPHIC NOTICE.-A meeting Of
i STOCKHOLDERS Of the Richmond, Charlottesville
and Stanton Telegraph Company, will be held at u"
office of the President in the city of Richmond SAT
URDAY, 10Th OF January next, at IL NJ As very I'M
porlant business will be brought before tbs meeting ii
is earnestly desired that every stakeholder who cannot
attend in person will be represented by proxy.
declS-td JAMES LYONS, President.
NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANS
N PORTATION COMPANY -Olo-third Of the capt.
tai stock of this company having been subscribed and
one hundred thousand dollars OF the having been
paid up the undersigned call for general meeting oi
the stockholders of said company, for the purpose OF
eGooung organization under the amended charter, to
be held at Richmond, Virginia, on TUESDAY, the 10th
day of January 1866. A full attendance desired.
J. Il. JOHNSTON,
CHAS W PURCELL,
l.. W GLAZEBROOK,
NJ. q. HARTMAN,
HUGH w. SHEFFEY.
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TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT
i atA HIRSH & CO.'S,
Which occasioned by the accidental death of Mr..
Prime Cost" by the sudden fall Of Mr.. High Price
We beg leave to inform the pubs in general that In
accordance with the above sad but beneficial inteli-
genee, now Offering every class Of DRY GOODS
at greatly reduced prices
cacoes from IS to 80
Delaines from SO to IS
Poplins from 40 to loo
English and French Merinos from 65 to 100
Satines Cassimeres and Cloths, extra ordinary cheap
Wooden Hoods, Capes, Nubas &c Of every STYLE and
quality Also the finest and cheapest lot Of Cloaks.
Just received and now open.
Come one come ALL and secure before too late,
Of tho enormous bargains at
l5l BROAD STREET,
decl3t Three doors above the Theatre.
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PiCKuEADS.- This world Of ours Is ever picking
out some new mode Of keeping body and soul TO
.rthcr. There are some people who would pick the
very eve out Of your head, some who would pick
your pocket las inimtIhly described by Dickens }
some who would puck a quarrel" with you sOmJ
they are free u pick their own steps through the
world and hard road they have got 10 trayel) &c.,
81. bat the most extraordinary picking that ever
catered human beings heads IN embark in, is a lar
y.ny now in vogue in llungary-hume Of kossuth,
now catacombed-by heartless thieves, who, with
sharp Shearl clip oil quietly the locks from ladies
polls and sell the same lur waterfalls. THIS il fact.
The practice may BE- naugurated here for all We
know but II Il does. and anybody loses her locks
let her read advertisement in the special notices frn
Il. 4. Hall y Co.. OF Nashua, y. H., who say that
they have got "Sican hair renewcr,' which has
proved itself the best preparation for the hair ever
Offered to the public" Read advertisement aud
make ready for the piekheadS.
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SrArE MApKETS

In fredericksburg, Corn is to to zoe. Rye SOC
Oats 10 to Soc. Wheat 81 20 to -.
In Staunton, Corn is % TO Toe. Oats 40 to Acc.
FlaXSeed 81 70 to 81; Wool-waShed 10 to 5Oc. un-
washed 10 to 45c. Butter % to 3Oc. ; Flour 50 %
to Sll 90.
In Petersburg, the Cotton market is quite dull
The average price for prime is about 474c.
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BAI.TINORE MARKET J,x,y 5

REMAREs-The intensely cold weather, together
with the further decline in gold have served to make
dull market generally.
COFFEE.-rhere were no sales reported to-day.
FLCvR.-The market remains inactive; some lit.
tie enquiry Tor choice Supc:s, with small sales OF
Howard street at - 10; City Mills held firm at 50
for best brands. Nothing doing in Extra. We
quote viz
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Gold and Silver,
Bank Notes,
State, City, Railroad Bonds and Stocks, Mortgage
Bonds Negotiable Notes. and such othep securities as
may be on the markot bought and sold on commission
Deposits received.
tal Statag dnc6-tf
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SCALES.

wv AREHOUSE SCALES.
II. NJ SMITH & Co, GENERAL AGENTS
For the sale of
HOWES PREMIUM STANDARD SCALES.
We ask the attention of builders and owners of ware
houses samples OF these Scales exhibition In our
warerOOms. We guarantee them to be
EQUAL IN ACCURACY,
SUPERIOR IN DURABILITY,
MORE SIMPLE IN CONSTRUCTION,
THAN ANY OTHER SCALES IN THE MARKET
In competition with Fairbanks Scales, it has beOn
again and again victorious. Tho Howe and the Fair
banks are both made In Vermont At the State fairs Of
that State, the Howe haz after repeated and severe
trials boon pronounced the best We refer to the OIL
rial reports:
Vermont State Fair, September Is, ls57-First Pro-
MUM TO James Howe, Jr. Second Premium to L. I.
Fairbank
Vermont State Fair, September 18th, lSSS-Dploma 10
James Howe, Jr.
United States Fair Richmond, Virginia, October, 1858
- First Premium 10 Howe 5 Scales.
We aim to place the Howe Scales in competition with
other patterns much possible that il may stand by
its own merits.
We place the DORMANT SCALES in warehouses by
our own wOrkmen, aud leave them ready Tor uso
EVERY SCALES WARRANTED.
For information to price, capacity, reports OF pub
lie trials, &C. call at our Oihce,
jan9t NO. IA MAIN Slkthl'
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NOTICE.

persons having claims against the estate Of Isaac
Adkiss on deceased, will please present them to
and those persons indebted to the said estate will
forward and settle. u. I. GARRETT,
Administrator Of l. Adkisso son, deed.
Clover Station, Halifax county, Va, Jan. s. 1886.
janl0.t2ijan.
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lAn3f lIo DTOhu stEoet eUruuI ol4tu stEeot.
IMPORTANT NEWS
i TO THE LADIES !
Ten thousand Dollars worth Of fine DRESS GOODS,
and Five Thousand Dollars worth OF CLoAKs AND
SHAwLs must be sold before the 18th Of January to
make room for the Spring Stock, at
JULIUS sYCEps,
900 Broad street, corner Of Fourth
will take the pleasure Of informing the Ladies'
Richmond and vicinity that have just opened fine
assortment Of Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS.
for the holidays from tho lao panic in New York and
with the stock before hand makes one OF the larry
ot assortments offered in the city OF Richmond
will onumerato few articles OF tho above Goods
500 yards Irish and French Poplns in all colors and
shades
1000 yards of French and English Merinos in all
colors
800 yards ATWOOD Plaid Merino ssxony, styles for
1000 yards All Wool Mouslin, plain aud figured
100 Dress Patterns of fine silks in all eoiors plain,
plaid, striped and figured, at all prices and
1000 yards Black Silk all grades.
. have also received lne assortment of DOMESTIC
GOODS, which AIN selling cheaper than those which
are al versing selling off ut cost:
Good Cacnas at De
The best NuSns at 3jc &c.
Blcachrd and unblenched Shcetings
Blrachcd and unbleachrd Il Cottons at great bar
gains
CLOAK AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
have a fine assortment which will suit the times.
Fine Black Cloth Cloaks from $40 and upwards
$50 Black and White Plaid Shawls, from fine to the
finest.
FOR MEN AND BOYS WEAR,
have full line such as
Fine French and German BROADcLOrH,
DOESKIN,
CASHMERE,
Shirts, Drawers,
Neck Ties,
Silk and Linen lIandkerc hiefs, &c.
IN HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
have also y fine selected stock which cannot be sur
passed in this city.
Fancy Goods OF every description
Kid Gloves
ladies' and Children's Cotton and Wooden Hose
And Gloves at all prices.
WOODEN GOODS | am selling below cost, such as
Knit Shawls Sonags, Breakfast Shawls Nubias Hoods
Ladies' and Childron's Socks.
Balmoral Skirts as low as ~
Blankets at all prices. sizes and qualities
Don't forget to call and get some OF the great ba r.
gains for the holidays before thOy sold
EB Remember the place,
JULIUS SYCEL's,
No. 300 Broad street, corner Fourth
E> All packages sent free of charge to all parts o.
tho city.
N. B.-A liberal deduction made to wholesale buy
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.


---.-----
w LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
Tho next half session Of this institution will begin
February LIST and end June 2Sh, $780, under the Pres
deney Of General ROBERT L. LEE, assisted by com
potent corps of Professors.
TERMS.-For Tuition, Room Rent, and all other Col
lege fees, $50, Tor the term Of Eve LlOnths.
For further particulars address
deel9-l&e3m C. J. HARRIS, Clerk Of Faculty.
EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE,
IL WASHINGTON COUNTY, VA
The Spring Session OF this institution begins on the
18th Of January next Oar charges are:
Tuition In Collegiate course for five months. rs 60
Fuel, and contingent fee do 10 40
Board o.. 90 por eek, II az -
In the Preparatory Department, eharge for tuition is
IS less
All payments required in specie its equivalent
in currency, in advance.
Board can be paid monthly In advance apd needed
pr dHee, at specie rates, will be Tseeiv we'd s..
Students furnish their bedding and room flrnI-
tuTe.
other information can be had by addressing
+. L. WILEY, President,
MOVES -tFeblst EmoryP o., Va
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TINE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
i associated themselves under the style and arm OF
FRENCH CRENSHAw,
For the purpose OF conducting the 70
GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS.
At their commodious and extensive Store House, the
corner of Main and Ninth streets.
They will keep on hand the most select and choice
stock Of Groceries OF every description, including
WINES
LIQUORS,
TEAS, &C.,
Which they will be prepared to sell upon the most rea
sonable terms.
Personal attention will be given to the sale OF all
COUNTRY PRODUCE and merchandise generally, con-
signed to our House. ~
SETH BARTON FRENCH,
LEWIS d. CREHSHAW, ia.
No" Until the fret Of November, they can be found
at the Ofico OF HaxalI, Crunshaw x Co. oct3-u
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combining 81 the aggregate,
SEVEN UUypREp AND SEVENTEEN ACRES

SEWN IUNDKED NM SH' I'M ID" .'1I''-''
Thes. tracts II. together aud can be sold separately
o. fbcr,vse the undersigned being authorized by the
oi deere, To- make sale "f the whole In one body, or
in sue h portions may be thought most adTlsaD" py
,h.u This Land, being almost entirely IN wood ana
well ti,sLercd offers great inducements Ia those VINO
wish to Is,l in lumber well as for farming purposes
hrse years ill., purchaser giving bonds with good per-
.onai security be7R interest from the date and mo
tt. will be retained additional security unill me
,nt insalm. Mt shall have len paid. So mnch cAsh
n ls. required ~ will be SUFFICIENT to satisfy the costs
~, the suu the charges OF survey aud advertising.
This land Is portion 4i thr estate q " 10 rn
A. .po,y',',IJ. FRANK V. WINSTON,
do'''' JAMES l.. GORDON,
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The Markets.

President JuareZ aud General Negrete.
NEw ORLEANS, January lO.-President Juarez and
General Negrete arrived at San Antonio on the LIST.
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HOTELS. RESTAURANTS, &c

PARISH HOUSE HOTEL,
L CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
Tho undersigned having rented this fine establish
men beg leave inform tho public that tis now open
for the reception of guests and the travelling public
generally.
Having long experience in hotel keeping, they
pledge themselves to give satisfaction to all classes at
the most moderate rates. ~
sep9-tf ROBERTS OToOLE.