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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-23
GOLDEN HILLS ACADEMY,
VI
CLASSICAL AND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL.
THOS. T. BOULDIN, NJ A., University Virginia, Prin-
eipal.
TH6S. T. BoULDIN, JR., Assistant.

The regular session Of this school is divided into
two terms-the first term commencing the Isl Scptem-
Der and closing the 3lst JaFuary; the SECOND com
meucing the LIST February and closing SOth June.
The object Of the School Is TO prepare the student for
college or for the ordinary business Of life The method
II instruction will be by daily recations and lectures.
Al the close OF each moHth, circulars, showing the
average standing Of the pupil In his classes during the
month"; will he forwarded To the parent or guardian. -
Near the close Of each there will be oral and
written examination of each class upon the studies pur-
sued during that term; and, when the pupil dslin-
cuisines himself In these examinations, certificates Of
such distinction will be awarded to him.
The school is located in Charlotte county, Vrg MIA
Two miles from brakes Branch Depot Of the Richmond
and Danvils Railroad, and eighty miles from Rich
Iond The location has been remarkably healthy for
more tLaa Fly years.
TERMs-TnnSn and board lights and towels ex-
cepted) Tor session often m0lths three hundred dol
lars IN currency, payable tone hal0a the commence
ment of each term.
REFERENCES:
Chas. /. Mosby, Robert j. Davis, VIM. T. Yancey,
Esq, Lynehburg Rev. J. Blair Dabney, Campbell
GOEsty, Virginia; Rev. John A. Wharton, Liberty, Nir
GINA; Rev John Scott, Lexington. Virginia David
Read ESD, Roanoke county, Virginia John u. Had
ford, Esd, Montgomery foQgy, Virginia Professors
Charles D. Nenables and James l.. Dahell, university
Virginia; Judge John A. Merslth X. H. Many and
c. II. Barksdale, Esqs., Richmond Frank e. KUHN,
Virginia: I. n Watkins and Stephen o. Sogthall
Prince Edward county, Virginia; joni b. McPhail
Rsq, Norfolk Colonel VIM. Townes, MeekIehbnrg
county, Virginia Colonel Robert Withers, Danville
Virginia Judge George Gilmer, Pittsylvania county
Virginia Hon. Thomas S. Plournoy John x. bdmunds
ESQ, and Judge William Leigh, Halifax county, Nir-
giniA; Judge II. H. Marshall Henry Darlington, Esq.,
William B. Green, Esq, William II. Dennis, Esq and
william T. Scott, Esq, Charlotte county Virginia, ana
to my present and former patrons generally.
Address THOMAS T. B0ULDlN, Principal,
brakes Branch POstofice,
janl9-2awbm Charlotte county, Virginia,
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STATE MARKETS

In Fredericksburg, fresh pork sells 1t SO per hun
bred pounds, and fresh beef ut $40 To Sll, 10y the
quaiter. Wheat-But little arriving, and iaoStly Of
very inferior quality and badly cleaned sales at
81 30 to l 10 for red; 81 90 To for white, prime
qualities would bring more. Com-Receipts light
sales at 60 u 10 cents. Rye, 10 to 50 cents receipts
light aud demand limited Oats, 90 cents per
weight
In Lynchburg, wool, wasksl is 40 to 20 cents ;
unwashed, 81 to ~ cents Tow linen, 40 cents
Wheat. 81 80 Ia , -. Bacon, hog round, new, II
to Is cents. Butter, hrkin, % to 50 cents iresh
rolls 30 TO 50 cents. TallOw 10 to IA cents. Beef
slaughtered to cents; on lo0f, gross, 81 90 to
per cwt. Corn, 50 to 50 cents.
In ScottsviIe, oats is SO cents. Corn, 70 cents
Wool. unwashed, 40 cents; washed, 10 centS. Wheat
81 % to 90.
In Stauuton, corn, 60 to 20 cents. Oats, 10 to 10
cents Wool. washed, 10 TO 80 cents unwashed, 40
TO 45 cents BeeSwaN 80 cents.
In Harrisohburg, bacon is 10 cents. Corn, 10 cts.
Butter firkn - 10 30 cts. Pork nett III to IL CTS
Beef, slaughtered, . 10 10 cts.
In Alexandria receipts Of wheat light, ut from
81 10 TO > 80. Corn, - TO so cents, ia Demand
Dressed hogs dull at Sll to 10 per ltJ lbs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-23

NEW YORK, January 22.-Adyi,e' from Havana
TO the 18th instant have been received. Mr.. Seward
had not yet arrived. The Captain General was fit
ting up his country seat and preparing to receive
him in hOspitable manner
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-23

VALENTINE & FRANKLIN,
BROAD STREET,
Between Eighth aud Ninth.
NOTIONS,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES and
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DRIVATE SCHOOL,
l. NEAR CHARLOTTESVILLE VA.

Having engaged competent Teacher, at my resi-
dence, within i've miles OF Charlottesville, in most
desirable region, am DESTROYS of obtaining five YOUNG
LADIES' between the ages Of 10 and lG years. pupils
and bOarders.
TgRNs-For English Branches, except Mathematics
flor which there will be additional charge of S0),
SIS for session Of five months. Ancient and Modern
Languages, $2j. Music mo charge Tor Of instru-
ment so. Board, including fuel, lights washing,
&c, Sli per month-all payable in currency.
Address Box llS, Charlottesville.
jan2S-3t GEORGE II. CRANK
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A STEAMER REPoRrED BUENED.-The United
States steamer Lady Lang, which left this port on
Friday evening last laden with government horses,
was reported yesterday % have been burned on the
Chesapeake. Captain Blanchard, very popular
officer is ia command. On cIVu,riug no the govern
Of the rumor aud We therefore hope that it IS with
ont foundation
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EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE,

~ WASHINGTON COUNTY, VA.
The Spring Session Of this institution begins on the
llth Of January next. Our charges are:
Tuition in Collegiate course for five months. $5 90
Fuel roOm-rent and contingent fee do ..,.... 10 90
Board 81 80 per week. 81 weeks. % 90
In the Preparatory Department, charge for tuition is
50 less
All payments required in specie or its equivalent
in currency, in advance.
Board can be paid monthly in advance, and needed
produce at specie rates, will be received.
Students furnish their bedding and room furni
ture.
other information can be had by addressing
L. Z. WILEY, President,
moves -tFeblSt EmoryP o., Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-23

New YORK, January 22.-The HeraiFS Toronto
correspondence says that the reason for the postpone
ment of the meeting of Parliament next May is fcal
of Fcnian invasion.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
A TLANTIC FEMALE INSTITUTE,
oNANCoCK. ACCoMAC COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

ASSOCIATE PRINCIPALS-Rev. GEORGE F. ADAMS,
Clate of Baltmore); Professor EDWARD S. JOYNES,
William and Mary College (late Of Hollins Institute,
Virginia..
The next halfsession will begin the 18th of Feb
ruary aud continue until the 18th of July. The
OF study is complete aud horOug and the terms mode
rate the location retired healthy and easily accessible
For circulars other information, address
REV. GEO. 7. ADAMS,
ian23-c3tK Onancock, AccOmac, Va.
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By Grubbs & williams. Aue,ioneer.


VERY VALUABLE FRAME DWELL u
Y ING and VACANT LOT on COLLEGE STREET, ;;;E
between BROAD and MARSHALL STREETS. FORN-A-
SALE AT AUCTION. Will be sold II auction, on
the premises on WEDNESDAY the 2ith of January, At
o'clock, =. NJ the frame Dwelling and Lot lOraed
above described. The house has ten and kich-
en-, all in good order with gas and water, bathing ROOM
&c The lot fronts loo feet inches College street,
and runs back l3i feet alley ~ feet wide. There
productive garden in rear, stocked with choice
fruit.
months, with interest.
jan2O-tds GRUBBs X WILLIAMS Auctonoers.
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BALTIMORE MARKET-JAyrARY %.

COFFEE.-In good demand, and prime is rather
scarce and held hrmer. Sales to-day were Rio at ~
cents; good TO prime at lDia2Oi cents; choice held
at 81 cents per 10. There was some enquiry for the
Mary Bonds cargo of 1870 bags aniyed yesterday.
Brig Edith is in the hay from Rio, with $500 bags
and the Adelaide Pendergast before reported in dis
tress has 1900 bags
FLOrR-Demand for export light Sales-How-
ard Street Extra at 50 95a9 80, latter for choice
shining brands; Howard Street Cut Extra at - To-
We revise quotations viz Howard Strest Super and
Cnt Extra. s. bOaS 70; do. Extra 50 25a9 %; do.
Family. sl2al3; Ohio Snper and Cut Extra, - 95a
s so: do. Extra, S9a9 2j do. Family, sl2al3;
Northwestern Super, 81 25as 80; Chicago Extra
choice. 50 25a9 80; City Nils good to fancy
brands Super, s. 75a9; do. shipping brands Extra,
sll IS; standard Extra, 50 25a9 go Baltimore,
Wecks and Greenfield Family, sl5i do. high grade
Extra, sIS per bbl Rye Flour, new, Soa5 20
Corn Meal-City Mills and BSndywine - per Dol.
GRAIN.-wheat scarce: market bare of white,
which is wanted, and wOnld bring full prices. Re
ceipts and sales to-day amounting 10 $500 bushels
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VALUABLE REAL AND PERSONALS
WEDNESDAY

VALUABLE REAL AND PERSONALsSE
ESTATE AT AUCTIoN-On wBDNEsDAY,@
January q. 1866, commencing At about eleven
o'clock, A. NJ, at the residence Of the late b. b.
eight miles from Petersburg situated the Appomat
tOX river and the River road few miles above Mon
tnaca. shall offer for sale, the highest bidder, tho
TRACT OF LAND, containing G72l acres, which may
may he divided into two or three farms, aud Is eN-
pectad now will be- sold In that way
Think with truth II may be said that more desiT-
able place cannot be had-he farm distance Of town,
&c The buildings are in perfect order, with kitchen,
barns, stables, and every proper out house.
At the time and place shall offer for sale all
the perishable effects, consisting Of
Crop Of Corn
shuek. Oats, Fodder, quite large quantity
Two Mules
Five or six Cows
Two yoke OF Oxen, very good
Twenty head of sheep
Several Hogs
Several hundred weight of Pork
Plantation Utensils
Wagons
Carts
Ploughs
Hoes
An excellent Wheat Thresher
And great variety Of other properly
An excellent Carriage and Bnggy and Harness
Household and Kitchen Furniture, all in good
order.
Mr. Kcesee was particular gentleman, and kept
everything in good order.
THRys-Fcr the land, cash for one.siXlh. the balance
credit Of six, twelve and eighteen months, tho
purchaser to give negotiable notes. with approved
dorSers carrying interest from date title retained mi
paid for deed II trust ii required the purchaser
10 pay taxes for 1866. For the personal estate, Tor
sums Of $50 and under cash that amount. six
months credit, for negotiable notes, well endorsed,
carrying interest from date.
ALEXANDER DOMAIN, Executor.
jan22-2t Petersburg, Virginia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-23

RICHMOND, -, January 1866.
BROKERS were buying gold to-day at lSSalS9' and
selling at 14O.
Silver buying at 1873; selling at 1876 Market dull
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brokers AND GENERAL AGENTS.

The undersigned tender their services to the Mer-
chants and Farmers Of Virginia and North Carolina as
BUYING AND SELLING BROKERS'
AND GENERAL AGENTS.
Having made arrangements with Importers and Manu-
Acturers and with reliable representative in Boston,
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Pittsburg, and
other cities enables to purchase sell in either OF
the above this city any article needed, or for dhpo-
sition, upon the best terms.
We propose To extend connections with all the
principal cities in the Union, and thereby be medium
through which parties purchase sell and COIN
munieate upon all subjects Of business character In
any part OF the country.
The facilities possess will make 1t much to the
interest Of parties purchase sell through for
when we cannot order direct from the Importer or
Manufacturer, shall de- through representative
every way reliable and thoroughly posted to the
state of their particular markets. enabling them To pur
chase at the lowest market price and much better
terms than person can possibly do who only makes
an occasional visit for that purpose besides saving the
expense 81 the trip and loss Of time We will through
our friends be kept vSrd Of the vlne Of such articles
as Virginia and North Carolina may have 10 dispose OF,
30 that we will inform friends Of the best market
and the price that will be- obtained before shipping.
When desired, parties know the price Of goods be-
fore giving their orders. - -
SMITH Il WIIERRY,
&c Main street. Richmond, Va.
WIN. ". SMITH, G. wHEkkf.
REFgRgScgs- Dunlop, Moncure Co., HARRISON God
din & Appers"n, Charles r. WORKMAN Co.. Richmond;
WIN. =. Comvers" x Co., WIN. II. Price Co., New
York Jos. Il. Hanson, Philadelphia. novi--3m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-23

AUCTION sALES,-aFature DAYS
=, = .''N-0N->>->'er>s' 49,
(By Harrison, GOddln Apperson, Auetioneers.j
THE BEAUTIFUL AND E1IGIRIY

THE BEAUTIFUL AND ELIGIBLY $.
i LOCATED PRIVATE RESIDENCE, AT THE f..R
NORTHEAST CORNER OF MARSHALL AM. L4a-
NINTH STREETS, FOR SALE At AUCTIOy.-we
shall sell at Auction, on the premises, THURSDAY
next, the 2jth January, 1866 at o'clock, =. NJ the
ELEGANT Residence, located as above, recently I'm
the occupancy Of Mr. Benjamin Davis. This L. with
out doubt the most desirable residence now on the
market II built few years ago by the late own
err his use, and the very best material used In
its construction.
II has ample accommodations for large family, with
stable and carriage house attached. The whole ar
ransement and style Of finish Of the first class and
all the modern improvements such gas, water, &c,
introduced int the premises.
The lot has 4 front OF 90 feet and depth Of l55 Feet
to wide alley. The corner lot 32 feet Is set out at
great expense in various kinds Of fruit and shrubbery
flowers and a beautiful fountain Of water to decorate
the same Il confidently believed that. taking tho
location STYLE Of finish enience to all the churches
aud places u business. into consideration, this pro-
prrty offers such attractions ~ are seldom met with.
TRRNs-une.thirl cash, balance at four and eight
months for negotiable notes. interest added, secured
by deed The be paid by the purchaser.
HARRISON, GoDDIN APPERsOS,
iano1 Auctionaer,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-23

~, D ssu.-In Lynchburg young men, in H.
m, women, who take reef in their
- i. in the rims of their outside gar
mtlnsais-t9 ,.,ct M their pants 50 a. to display
tS[ anRe and thus indulge in The Injury 81 ~ eI,
SSng leather than they q-sa S Se0 5oot. 20 and nd
bootsss. IN n ,;ndtopped hats and thus in
= be re ~ Of ynebbures and the like,
SoTe commenced rivalry at the other ,' ePS If AZ
for rs, we can make neither heau o, ,l5 how
these iantase fashions. Let theui s 81 in the
ever or ne Is 10 draw your attention to the firm o.
.9 I'd Chalkey L Co. leather dealers NJ 10 'i''"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-23

JAMES RIVER AID KANAwHA CANAL COMPANY
We are informed that agent dePuted by the
French Company 10 negotiate with the James River
and KanaW Ia Canal Company Tor the completion
of their work, ha, arrived ia New York, aud may
be soon expected IN this city. Everything in this
State and Va IVES! Virginia promises well for harmo-
NOUS ana united action ia work which i, mani
testify OF common interest % both.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-23
BUSINESS NOTICES.

4NoxUYENT.-in Westminster Abbey, in Lon
dos, there +, a monument on which s,ulptural skill
Of tf.. highest order has been expended. An old
m,n--.9 very old mau-h holds folded % his breast,
Ell ,,s hand "a sir, of classic beauty: with the
o,bsr he strives 20 ward Dd "a blow, aimed IL her
r;,L a., sr,or in the hands col au appalling figure OF
,.stb VIE work is miracle cd art and the ma
,...s;op which it makes on the beholder is deeply
~, tine That scene j. in marble.
Tonight, at q. GIT o r''tN, "l 'n' FIRST Baptist
,o.,-a man growing old-cNtendng protect
my an,' ,rar tt!e orphan, and holding Out the
other in supprs ION for an to save .. nom ,.n and
Joatb Sigbt snSiime - this. An aged man who,
ue1s'' -. mi nj, fold has done a statesman
ami ~ hrro part now that one would expect to see
a aii - sori, rest turu- him with enthusiasm to
the holy and tender work Of shielding l'5 Hi'a u,
80 w ,c,e Good and glorious example TINS Let
VIM l,,ir, il sustain il by going 10 hear "ehe-
al al ge1ry A. Wise tonight Al the place above nen-
"a, Read advertisement
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GALE OF GOODS
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

S SALE OF GOODS
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
| will sell at Public Auction.
on WEDNESDAY,
the 2ith day of Janusrv 1850 tho store house u
Isaac AdkssOn deceased Clover Depot, Halifax c"un-
ty, a large and
VALUABLE STOCK OF GOODS,
consisting OF every article usually kept I'm country
store. Among the goods j. 4 valuable assortment Of
SHOES, BOOTS and
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Of the best kind and quality. The
ENTIRE STOCK WILL BE SOLD
without reserve, Ia the highest bidder.
TERMS OF SALE:
Cash for all sums up to So and under: xix months
time for all over sin, with interest rom day Of
SALE with approx ed security.
4. LACY, Suciiourcr.
T.. +. GARRETT,
Alnr Of l,isc AdkissOn, deceased
NOTICE
All persons having claims agan The estate Of Isaac
Adkisson, deceased, will pl-t," present th"i. iu me-
and those persons indebted to the -ait will coma
forward aud settle. u. r. GARRETT,
Admin, TRAITOR IT ]. Adkis>ou decd.
Clover Station, Halifax county, Va. Jan. 3, 1850.
janl0-l2ljan.
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T NJ. LAIDLEY & CO.,

BANKERS AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
CHARLESTON, KANAwHa
West Virginia,
Buy and sell EXCHANGE, CON- and Southern BANK
NOTES, make collections and remit promptly current
rates of exchange
They have on sale valuable bodies Of Farming era
zing and Mineral LANDS.
VIZ They call the attention Of capitalists 20 their
ooAL LANDS, situated tor the most part upon the
hanawha River, and which they believe will be worth,
whhn The next ten years. five times the price At which
they are now held. ilu2pc SdlotT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-23
CITY AND SUBURBAN.

For BUYING STOLEN BEASs-James c. smith and
H. II. Butler, citizens, were arrested yesterday by
Captain Adams OF the police on the charge OF buy
ing brass machine boxes, knowing the same 10 have
Been stolen. They were e. p bailel in the sum Of
$500, 10y Justice l.. T. Chandler, 10 appear before his
Honor the Mayor to-day
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-23

CONCLUSION OF TIE ARGUMENT II MRS. HIREY's
CAsE.-Marmaduke johnson, Esq, delivered the
concluding argument in Mrs. Kirby's case, yester-
day. The Judge announced that he would deliver
his decision IN a few days
No other business Mas transacted before the Hust-
inus Innrt N.,terLaV.
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T UMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER !
VEHICLE MANUFACTURERS.

NOTICE, ENTRA.-Thc concern ofHITCH-
~ CoCk OSBORN has been dissolved | having
riase business All claims due him. individually, for
1afrlases or Carriage repairs also all claims due
iteheoek O'b0m up To December 81, 1858, has been
Lniy assigned to NE, and |, my agent, Is al'h. "
mOflLed tn collect the same beg leave mos -,
specially, say my old friends, that thtir Ihi'
are at the Office Of John J. Osborn Co.. on IN T
tween Cary and Canal streets, where sn 10,
pleased To have them call and settle ther A's' -
due bill otherwise .,,,,II. s.L
Thankful for past ors would most resPsu''u'!
4 continuance OF the same 10 our nc" I'M IT nSpopy
ianl5-dScBwN % - - -
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ENGINES AND MACHINERY
OF all kinds repaired in the best with quick
despatch.
Ee- SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. "a

Ee SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. ga
We would call particular attention facilities
for manufacturing and repairing
TOBACCO PRESSES, FLATTEyING MILLS, &c.
Having done considerable quantity Of this descrip-
ton OF work recently, stock OF patterns very
complete
All the Wrought and Cast Iron Work for the q" HOW
TRUSS" and other Bridges supplied, including the
long, heavy Bolts, complete, with Nuts, Angle Blocks
Washers, &c.
Wrought Iron and Wooden TRUCKS, for Railroads.
fitted up complete, with Wheels aud AXes, Springs &c.
Having erected eOmmodiOus Smth-shop are
prepared to do Riacksmiths Work Of all kinds, incu
Warehouses; &c.
la addition to the above, are prepared, In our
Wood shop and Sash Factory, To supply SASH Glazed
or Uuglazed; BLINDS and DOORS, and MOCLDISGS Of
every pattern.
For the quality Of the IRON and BRASS WORK sup
piled At this rabli, hment, respectfully beg leave
refer the officers OF the James River and kanawha
Canal well as the Superintendent, Engineers and
Master Machinists Of the eyrr Railroads leading from
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac aud Richmond and
Petersburg Railroads aud A. L. Maxwell, Esq, Bridge
Builder, Macon, Geurga, for whom We have executed
large orders
The SASH and BLIND Department Of onr business T.,
under the control and exclusive mInaS cement Of Mr J
J. MONTAGUE, gentleman of long practical eXpe-
rence IN wood work Of every description and julging
thu future by the past feel assured that our friends
will be more than gratifed with any work executed
under his superintendent.
orders solicited TANNER \ EIIBETS
Highest cash prices paid for OLD IRON, BRASS. COP
PER- &c. [janl7-tfl r. e.
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NURSERIES, &c.

HERMITAGE NURSERIES,
Ill RICHMOND, Virginia
The Subscribers formerly of the Winchester Garde
virginia. having opened large and extensive Nursery
Richmond, offer to the farmers Of virginia and
adjacent States splendid assortment Of Fruit and orna
mental TREES and GRAPE VINES, together with all
articles usually found In well-condueted Nursery.
An experience Of a number Of years in this business
in Virginia, enables them to offer such varieties Of
Fruit as they be adapted to this soil and eli
mate.
Approaching the present scarcity Of money they offer
Fruit Trees aud Grape Vines credits OF from three
to nine months according to the number purchased
thus allowing farmers time to gather crop before pay
ing for the trees and yet enabling them to plant at
once Catalogues Acnt on application.
Address ALLAN BRO,
Box i3S Richmond
or communications left at the WhiS Office will reach
them.
Refer to Messrs Haxall, Crenshaw Co, Grubbs Y
Williams, Elliott Shields, DR.. T. Coleman, Rich
mond Mr.. II. W. Shelley, Augusta; Dr. John Il.
Woods Albemarle; Mr. Philip Williams, Frederick
ia.g Itgff