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THE COURTS.

MAYORS CoURF. The watch report kiddick fofpes'
piled for and received lodgings at the watch house
William Malvern arrested for drunkenness Eleven
lamps reported In different localities about tne CITY
CIRCUIT COURT Sinclair Phpps, writ Of ejectment
This case was argued before Judge Baker on Saturday
Nelson and Taylor for plaintiffs, and Calvin Pepper oi
deendapt Ths defendants Counsel petoned the court
Ia remove the case from The docket and transfer to
II q district Court upon writ issued by the Clerk o.
aid Court The plaintiffs denied the authority Of thu
writ, judgement for plaintiff
Fn,RpxsNs CouRT. William Bruster, charged Will
s,s.inC wood from Youngs farm, fined $500 and com
mitted to Jail in default of payment hlaalok FORBES
nhsrssd with stealing coal from Baltimore steamers
uhars sentenced 70 10 days in jail. William Davis
charged with stealing sausage was fined slo hesssss
mon the ntercession OF the officers In hrs behalf
Maurice Gaines charged r. w ,hs hard labor prison
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The NEW YORK STEAMERS. The
Hatteras and Niagara arrived from
Richmond OH Saturday night, and left
for New York yesterday morning. In
consequence of these steamers being
frozen up at Richmond last week, and
losing their trip, the Albemarle and Nj
argara laid over in New York on their
regular day "wednesday, and arrived
here yesterday afternoon; This ar,
rangement changes the day of arrival OF
the Sunday steamers to Thursday.
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A SUBSTANTIAL BENEFIT. The BEN
eft for Henry Hill, which came off at
the New Idea saloon, on Friday night,
Melted over $3.50. Dan Knowles, Larry
Curry and Jas. Duncan, were the great
features of tile occasion.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY. Two men, Civ
ing their names as Henry Gautlett and
William Wood, were arrested on Satur-
day night about o'clock, charged with
robbing sailor OH the corner Of Little
Water and Commerce Street. Both
were committed to Jail to await an ex-
animation before the mayor.
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A NUISANCE. On Sunday morning,
about 10 o'clock, the neighborhood of
Commerce and Main streets, was the
scene of quite large crowd, drawn
there by the drunken raving of an aban-
doned wretch, whose language was a
disgrace, to the most depraved of Bill
lingsgate fish women. All this on a
Sabbath morning and not one conserva-
tor of the peace visible. Well.
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Our readers will do well to attend the
auction sale of Messrs. Leigh, Brothers
4 Phelps, this morning, at their auction
house. Many valuable goods will be
sold to close consignments. See their
advertisement under the auction head.
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A New ENGINE FOR DANvILLE. The
Albermarle had on board yesterday upon
the arrival here, a splendid new Engine
of Buttons make, Watertown, New
York. and four wheel Hose Carriage,
destined for the city of Danville.
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ROBBERY. About four O'Clock on Sat
ing and senseless, having been knocked
down during the night, and robbed Of
his watch and pocket book
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THE JAMES River STEAMERS. The
Milton Martin will leave for Richmond
this morning. The river is all clear OF
ice. and navigation therefore open.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NORFOLK. JANUARY 10,
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman, Baltimsre.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Baltimore
schooner ~. Travis, Gibbs, Hyde County, NC.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Geo. Leary, Brakeman Baltimore.
steamer Adelaide. Cannon Baltimore.
steamer Eolus, McCarrick, Mathews county.
Steamer City Of Richmond Power, Richmond.
steamer May Flower, Robinson, Philadelphia.
Schooner 8. N. Rice, Wright Elizabeth City.
schooner Mary Frances, McAllster. Baltimore.
schooner 4. J. Francis, Gibbs. Hyde County, N. U.
schooner @. Q. Repplisr, Miller. Baltimore.
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.janl5-it

- SAW and GRIST MILL
LOT OF LAND and
FIXTURES, aud about
sts#t.f 225 ACRES OF WELL
TIMBERED "A ID
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Notice Is hereby given that In obedience to an order OF
Currituck County Court obtained al the November M
1865, shall expose at public auction, on THUksp
JANUARY 49, 1866, the premises OF the late Ben >
DEFY at Tulls Creek In Currtuck County, Steam Ati
and lot Of Land and Fixtures On the lot are Store
aud Dwelling House united, Warehouse aud all n'ees
-ary ut-Buildngs, suitable for auiy. The Mil j. VI
good running order both tie Saw and Gr-t Also at
the time and place, wi be sold about Two Han
bred and Twenty live Acres OF well Timbered Pine Lang
situated about two miles from the MILL bordering tic
same water and easily accessible TO the Mill
p rsons wishing TO invest in this kind OF property
would do we'll to examine this before purchasing esa-
where
Terms-which will be easy-madc knswn the day Of
sale J. & DEFY, Administrator
OF Benjamin $. Dey, deceased.
Curritick O. H., n O., Dec. II, 1865. dec2s-2st
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TIE MARKETS. No sales reported on
change ON Saturday. Gold stood firm
at 1877,
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PRIVATE SALES

.EF .H.I6I 1907 FOR SALE
80 Acres adjoining city,
$50 Acres ono mile from Hampton,
500 Acres on the o. and 3. b. X. X,
$50 Acres threefourths Of mile from city,
9G3 Acres twelve miles from city, a
474 Acres ON Pagan creek, COG
1877 Acres Lynn Haven river,
$500 Acres timber eleven miles from city,
1873 Acres two and half miles from city, in lots.
500 Acres sixty miles south Of city. -
4O7 Acres Kempsville,
1O5 Acres four miles from city,
256 Acres sixteen miles from city,
400 Acres eight miles from city.
$50 Acres twenty miles from city,
$40 Acres near Kempsvhle, f-,F-
100 Acres eleven miles from city, JaAAkg
$50 Acres fifteen miles from city,
40 Acres eight miles from city, ggifsHR
1000 Acres twelve miles from city, timber,
65 Acres Pungo Bridge.
$50 Acres Perqummons county NJ c.,
1000 Acres, timber ten miles from city,
113 Acres thirty miles from city,
l24 Acres thirty miles from city
100 Acres five miles from city,
Az Acres seventeen miles from city,
270 Acres seventeen miles from city,
1856 Acres eight miles from city,
$40 Acres six miles from city e-t 5HE -
l25 Acres five miles from city, i1'5 riaA
31)0 Acres twenty-five miles from city, aH
One Farm, 400 Acres, seventeen miles fOm city
heavy timber, it
House and Lot in city of Norfolk,
House and Lot in city on Main strest,
Sixty feet on Commerce street. -.a
sixteen Lots in suburbs Of city. e'iA
We have just perfected arrangements by which we
have facilities for placing lands before purchasers abroad,
not possessed by any other house In the city. Lands
placed in hands for sale, will be advertised free Of
cost in Northern papers and in Europe. III
Nearly all of the above Land Is on water, and
the large tracts heavily Tmbered description Of
each will furnished application to the undersgnsd
We give special attention to the purchase and saeof
''''' ''' : FOLGER CARTWRIGHT 4 Co.,
Auction ind Commission Merchants,
dec20-tf 20 Wide Water street. Norfolk w.
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FRIE CANAL BARGE "COLIJM
IL BIAD" FOR sALE-Capacty 1900 bushels Grim
Is in complete crer and but two and half yeers old
Also, two open lanai ssfges, very suitable r carry
| Apply to L. REYNOLDS
povs-u No. 10 Roanoke square.
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MEDICAL. sr
THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD.
DIR. MAGGIELS
PILLS& SALvE.
These Life-giving Remedies are NOW,
for the first time, given publicly to the
world. For over quarter Of century OF
private practice, the Ingredients in these
LIFE-GIVING PILLS.!
Have been used with the greatest sue
cess. Their mission is, not only to pre-
vent disease, but to cure. They search
out the various maladies by which the
patient is suffering, and reinvigorate the
failing system. To the aged and infirm
a few doses of these valuable PILLS
will prove to be
A Very Fountain of Youth;
For in every case they add new life and
vitality and restore the waning energies
to their pristine state. To the young
and middle-aged, they will prove most
invaluable, as ready specific and ster-
ling medicine. Here's dream realized,
that Ponce-de-Leon sought for three
hundred years ago, and never found
He looked for fountain that would re-
store the old to vigor andmake youth ever
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M.xop,s Cousr. PoRrsMourH. attendance
Yesterday and very poor accommodation for the
reporters. This may probably be owing to the
low state of the city funds. Frank Pearson was
arrested for peddling without license and fined
SO. -.
of darkness. were arrested on complaint of Ed
ward Doherty, charged with stealing railroad ties
belonging to the United States Government,
and The Mayor, having no jurisdiction in their
case, they were turned over to the Freedmen
him from it, better lot Uncle Sam, for he is a n
old bachelor, and has no cafe and children to spend
his funds in millinery bills, &C., though some few
adopted sons sometimes make the old gentleman
fork over handsomely.
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Mayors CURT, NonFoLK.-CaptainG Greenfield,
of the schooner Sunny South, appeared before his
Honor Mayor Tabb yesterday, and reported that
while on his passage from New York to Mobile,
when Of Cape Henry, in attempting to jibe ship
Charles Weller, a seaman at the wheel was VIC.
lently struck on the head by the main sheet blocks
and Instantly killed. He, therefore, had put into
our port in order to make affidavit of the fact and
have the body buried.
John Williams, charged with having in his pos
session watch supposed to have been stolen, was
admitted to bail, after having been discharged or
the 10th inst, to appear again on the 10th inst.
with the assurance that if the watch was moi
claimed by that time it would be returned to him
and he finally discharged.
John Douglass, the ticket-of-leave man, gave
himself up to the authorities few days since
confessing to have set on fire the premises of Mr.
Rhea, No. liz Church street, W remanded fol
trial before the Corporation Court.
John Ashbury, charged with riotous conduct
drunkenness, and assault on Nora Gibson, wa
fined $40, and bound over to keep the peace fel
six months in the sum of $l00.
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CHILD SERIOUSLY BuaSED.-The ia daug inter- .a. o.
Robert Connor about eight years h OG SeT cotbs,
burned fred S i5vs % the Sy whs5
she v was nto bed with the hopes of e1tngushing
Es III 1 bed on s ss relief hf
s9oh ont the girls burning clothes out, while
OF .ns threw the bed into the street. James Coch-
ON in extinguishing the chids clothing had MS
ran, ~ hurnt yery much. The burning bed in the
a.raet raised the alarm of fire. The fire depart.
SUI. xare on hand with their usual alacrity, but
ILL., was mo use for their services. DR.. Gait was
s saot for to attend the suffering child. He ex-
Tressed no hopes for her recovery, as she was
pPaSilv burned about the face and abdomen. The
nsrepts of the unfortunate sufferer occupy the
pooend story story of No. IA Wide Water street,
are in great distress at this unfortunate acci-
dent
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ExorEMESr AT DEEP CRREK.-We learn that
on sunday last, considerable excitement was caus,
ed in the village of Deep Greek. by the arrival
there Of several large capitalists from Pungo and
Sewells Point. These gentlemen are desrous Of
investing heavily in lands in that FDanse n fS
n r. ZAP RI r. Welearn that they have alrea-
dy selected e sites for the Depot, Car Works, and
the various Machine Shops, and have engaged
the workmen for the different buildings e1pe''eu
No expense is to be spared in the erectioHS u %
substantial houses for the President ana 9 .be
perutendent. Already real estate owners Sc -
vicinity have greatly advanced the price o. Id
Arms, and no little amount of persuasion Is
ed to make them consent to part with the" 'of any
sum. 40 routa of the
spd II 'I r.. and the names of the proper
v holders land, The Su Sdd T praset nrd
WIN pianss ~ Tomnany. NAV be seen in the Cen
sae a Waiting Saloon of the Portsmouth, Ferry
House.
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NnnrnLK. VA. January 1866

NOHFOLkI Az
To the Editors of the 9. Norfolk Day Book :"
At the fire on Saturday morning wnl1e h0 t
T United engine company were seriously injured,
on srs very needy, and while the company will do
s in their power to relieve the suerings of their
feel it my duty u. to ny a t PFGps eS
d douy sincerely hope that the suggestions
1 w be- responded to literally, as it is the duty of
s All to all and always ready to assist when your
lives or property endangered BY fire. Moneys
s;lt or with captains of different companies
ELI ,e Immediately forwarded to the suferes
Very respectfully,
Office, % Wide Water street.
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QUARTERLY MEErINa.-At the first Quarterly
Meeting Conference for the year 1866, OF Dinwid,
die Street M E. Church, Portsmouth, Va, held
at the Parsonage on l4th January, 1866, the fol-
lowing preamble and resolution was offered and
adopted:
WHEREAS, the Church edifce of Dinwiddie street
station was consumed by fire, November. 1864;
and whereas the congregation is now worshiping
in small rented Church, which will not seat more
than one third of them: therefore
Rssolvea, That we will rebuild as soon as pos
sible.
Resorved That Bros. E. P. Wilson, P. E., VIM.
@. Blunt, Preacher in charge, and Bro. George
NJ. Balm, sea-, local Elder, be requested to solicit
donations from citizens of Portsmouth and other
places to raise the adequate amount necessary for
that purpose.
The following Brethren were appointed Build.
ing Committee, viz: Robert D. Cutherel, George
NJ. Balm, j., and lack Owens, with instruction.
to haze the walls taken down and the bricks
cleaned. Bro. George N. Balm ar was appointed
Treasurer. +. T. WILSON, Pres't.
ROBERT D.. CUrHERELL, Sec'y.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE HOME
GAZETTE.
On the 18th day of January, 1866, the sub
scriber will commence the publication Of a
Weekly Family Literary Paper called THE
HOME GAZETTE, TO be issued simultaneously
in Washington City, D. c., and Richmond, Va.
This Journal is to be devoted exclusively to Lit
erature, Art, Science, and the development and
encouragement of Literary talent. it will
be perfectly free from all partisan and sectarian
bias, making it emphatcally an indispensable visi.
tor to every family circle in the land. Animated
by the purest tone of morality, and filled with
contributions from the most distinguished writers
in the country. THE HOME GAZETTE will take
rank among the ablest and best Literary Journals
of the country, and no pains, labor, nor expense
will be spared to make it the very finest paper
published in the Union.
The HOME GAZETTE recommended to the
patronage of the Masonic Order by the Grand
Lodge Of the State of Virginia at its last annual
communication in tho City of Richmond, on the
18th OF December
Contributions from eminent Masons are solicit
ted, and if found suitable, will be literally paid
for.
Subscription price So per annum, payable in
advance.
All communications relative to The Home Ga
zette " should be addressed to
R. S. MORGAN.
No. Sc, Louisiana Avenue,
Washington, u. G.
Papers publishing the above Prospectus will be
entitled to an exchange. janl
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Errscrs or Loys.--Our devil has recently fallen
in love. and the result is we caat get stitch OF
work out Of him. He seems greatly lnciin ca 70 sleep
stairs. one of the ''jurs searched his pocket and
brought forth the following choice moral OF verse:
III knelt before her image fair,
She could not be firt
vowed and was about to swear,
Saws she "Don't tear your shirt"
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COMMON COUNCIL, Portsmouth.-We again
call the attention of our readers to the fact that
there will be an adjourned meeting of this august
body at their Chambers in the Court House,
ing bills against the city, are expected to be pre-
sent, and we are confident they will be promised
payment, If their accounts are all right, as soon
as" they sell their cow"
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PoRr NORFOLK AND PoRrsMoUTn, Jan. Is.
ARRIVALS.
Str Thos. Kelsoe, Russell, fin Baltimore.
Str. Dictator. Lands, FIN Baltimore.
Steamship Saratoga, King, FIN New York.
Steamship Albemarle, Bourne, I'm New Y orG.
DEPARTURES.
Steamship Niagara, Couch, for New York,
Steamship Hatteras. Parrish for New York.
JANUARY Is.
ARRIVALS.
Str CITY OF Richmond, Stranahan im Rich
mond.
Str. B. & J. Baker, Cole, fm Baltimore.
Schr. G.. J. Jones. Crowel, FIN New York.
Schr. George Henry, Salliday, fin Philadei-
Schr. Z. j. Duncan, Carter, fin Monmouth,
Schf. TORPEDO, Murray, FIN New London.
DEPARTURES.
Str Thos Kelsoe, Russell, for Baltimore.
Str. Dictator Lands, for Baltimore.
Str. NJ. Martin, Livingston, for Richmond.
Str. Eolus, McCarrick, for Mathews County.
Sch. Lookout, Lane, for Portland.
Scbr. Ella Franklin, Edgely, for Boston.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Swan, North, from Fortress Monroe,
bound To Baltnorc put in or a harbor.
Schooner sum, side, Greent Id, from New
York, bound to Mube, put in TO bury man
killed by the main sheet block on Sunday night,
off Cape Henry.
AT THE LOCKS.
Steamer Wawenock, More, from Murtreesboro' +,
with tar, shingles, hides and fax seed to K. Biggs
& Co., E. z. Tabb d CO., e. A. Dek, C. w.
Grandy & Sons, W. NJ. Clarke, and 7. R. Cobb &
Sons.
Steamer Clinton, Slncum, Peoples Line.
Schooner G. Ii. Culpepper, Davis, with shinglea
to P. p. Clements, Baltimore.
Schooner Mary Willis, Franks, from Richmond
to Johnston & Bro.
Steamer Hartford, Todd, Peoples Line.
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NICHOLAS CHEsxUr.-This energetic fireman,
member of the United" whose injuries we
noticed in our issue of yesterday, has been re
sved tn the Washington Exchange BY Oapta
Leakiu, where he receives every attention from
his numerous friends and fellow members; He is
much easier, though still in critical condition.
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LOCAL.

49,. Parsons or the Portsmouth side, bav-
~, sdveTtisements, orders for job printing, COM
mnnications, or local items of interest," will please
cave them at the auction store of Messrs. hatton
& Maupin, on Crawford street, and they will be
attended to.
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breaking S the windows Of peaceful citizens, was
sentenced to the Hard Labor Prison for 80 days,
where, it is to be hoped he may have instied
Austin Pryor, charged with s ho9i,g at Mary
.snt to the Hard Labor Prison for 80 days.
John Folk, charged with stealing, from the Q
States Government lot of Rail Road ties, was
discharged, there being no evidence to sustain the
charge.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
Dos TPO NED Ale.

ID o L PON ED ALE.
In consequence of the interruption TO pavipa.
ton by ice, the sale of BRANDY, below, is post.
poned until FRIDAY, January 18th, at 10
o'clock.
GALE OF BRANDY, DRY GOODS,
~ &C., &c.
Will be sold, at Auction, on FRIDAY, Jan.
18th, at 10 o'clock, at the U. s. Custom House,
in Norfolk,
4 half pipe: FRENCH BRANDY,
so quarter +" "
Several cases of Dry Goods.
Paper and Hats,
Being part of the cargo of Br. Brig Victoria,
apt. Carmichael, on voyage from Liverpool
bound to Richmond, and stranded on Lynnhaven
Beach.
Sale for account Of whom it may concern, BY
recommendation Of Survey, and to pay salvage,
&c.
Terms cash.
jan6-tds MTER MYERS, Agent,
(kichnond Sentinel, Petersburg Express, Bal
timore Sun, Philadelphia Ledger, and New York
Daily News copy till day of sale, and send bill.
immediately
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County Court, PoRrsMoUTH.-The County
Court of Norfolk county met at the Courthouse
in the city of Portsmouth yesterday. Minutes
journed till the 18th inst, IL O'clock A. NJ.
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Acc,nvxr We regret to learn that
.oanosd f,ilow citizen Mr. John T. Daniels, of the
Common Council, met with the misfortune, on
off bv some portion of the machinery at Graves
shin ward
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CouRr OF HusrINas, PoRrsrMouH.-The Court Of
Hastings yesterday were engaged with the civil
docket, and without transacting any business Of
public interest, adjourned sine die.
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Way is Norfolk man who wants to learn the
news like man with his meal tub empty? Be
cause he's got to go to Mill-a-gain.
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TUE DEMOCRATIC ALmAHAc.-We are indebted
70 The publishers, Messrs Van Eucie, Horton 4
r, for copy of this valuable book OF reference ;
and with Measure recommend it to our readers.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY,
BIZ LEIGH BROS. & I

BIZ LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS,
No. 5, Commercial RoIo Norfolk, Va.
c. r. PHELPS, AUCTI0NEER.
POSITIVE SALE OF VALUABLE
FARM, FISHERIES, AND OYSTER
BEDS, ON BACK RIVER, EL1Z-
ABETH CITY COUNTY, VA,
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, January 10th, we will sell, al
our Auction Rooms, at IL o'clock, NJ, at Public
Auction without reserve, a valuable TRACT OF
LAND on Back River, Elizabeth City County,
about six miles from Old Point Comfort, contain
ing l9lA acres, being portion of the estate OF
the late Robert Hudgins.
With small outlay, this can be made one OF
the most valuable Farms in Eastern Virginia
The soil is susceptible of high cultivation, aud
well adapted to trucking
The Fisheries are unsurpassed for variety and
quantity, and the Oyster Beds are unbounded, and
Gel brated for their superior quality. These alone
will produce an immense revenue.
The improvements not in very good condi-
tim, but can be made comfortable.
The owner being engaged in business In an
other portion of the state, is determined to sell
and the terms will b. made accommodating.
For further inforration, apply to &. q. Davis,
Richmond, Va.
A map Of the property can be seen at our Auc-
ton H0nse, y o. 6, Commercial Row.
LEIGH BROS. d PHELPS,
janl-tf Auctioneers.