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HORSES, BEEF AND STOCK CAT.

HOKSES, BEEF AND STOCK CAT
III TLB, yH0Gs, SHEEP, CROPS, &c, FOB
SALE.-Having determined 10 abandoned fSrmIUL
except on very reduced scale, viii, on THURS
DAY the ED instant, at my residence, near Lo,E
No. IL. on the canal, IN Goochland county, seIltbs
principal portion Of my stock II hOrsss, cate,
hogs, and sheep, some farming implements, and 3
set Of blacksmiths' tools, portion Of the crop.
&c. Among the articles to be sold are some excel
lent work, riding, and harness horses several e..
perior colts, Of one, two, and three years old beef
and stock cattle, including work oxen, milch COWS,
very superior young bull, brood sows, aud Of.
stock hogs, some fat mutton; spring wagon, Sc
Terms: A credit Of ak months will be given ~
sums OF twenty dollars and upwards, on bonds
with approved security, but cash sales are prefer.
red, and for such pay ments liberal discount VII!
be allowed. .." MARTIN JAMES.
A. NJ. HAMILTON, Auctioneer.
PS-H Thursday should be too Indictment 70
proceed with the sale, II will go on the next saa.
BILE day. nolo-A'
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EsriFbT .---Ihe i6lI0Sih
3, nesTsd il I'll. i5bs5 lefty = pp1 IL
yesterdays D4Sscas ~ -.
Is WIN the line rol9 % tended mo-.
r,ynI burg to d5vingtoH u tAe west, a.
rom Richmon1 10. Newpbrt News In tss !,
aaxt. the Coyington and Ohio road VIII
infsiIfbiy be buiit, and the whole being the
shortest linp tptke sea, and otherwise the
most favorable, Will seek 1t. v = = 49,.
= The@words = trsde and Travels sre
omitted before the words twill seek "
at the end Of the paragraph. aAk I,
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DIED.

Died, on Thursday the 10th insta NJ, aiter snors
illness, MI. JOHN MoDONYOU6H. 1.-THE "a year
OF his age. Mr.. McDonnough was boil al aisisho u
this city. and Phil !.
dslphia papers please copy. ,4s -
bss I iatha Mrs.. fRANcis ANN WHITE, xidoyg Of
John b. White, Rsq., the late clerk Of Hamptnmts
county. (Ar. White died in Richmond curing no
war.) 80
Diad. November 9TH, in Memphis. Tennesses, Of
ciiolera, JAMES BECK OWENS, lately q mercnsn'
in Richmond, Virginia. ..,,srf,,.;, /.
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BY Grubbs s. Williams. Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets

VERY VALUABLE LITTLE FARM,
Y CALLED SEVEN OAKS, OF TWENTY-FIVE
ACRES, NEAR TREE HILL, FOR SALE AT ACC.
TON We will sell at auction, on the premises
on FRIDAY the 23d November, at n o elOck y. N
the very valuable little FARM OF Is ACRES,
called Seven Oaks, near Tree Hill, aud djoiniug
Captain Kennedy formerly Robert styll'sl, Dr.
Banks, +. stearns, and others.
This place is situated on or near the Osborne
turnpike, within less than two miles II the city.
and In full view. It's situation l. beautiful. All
the buildings on the place have been burned.
A plat OF the land may DO seen at our Office.
Terms At sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
nol7 AuctioneeH
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a ~ emss ksesss, Aussionssr
90 "a fort +. kco.
I8ALUA.E HOUSEHOLD AMI
fSs .s isl. Ritso b az sI:so e.
ntvhudsskeeping, viii sell al auct5or a. nv -
3D.. s.. :srPss s 9 IA. iH a.ti s
ssFi f5sSr5s .ss!i!'.: 4
..-.iysr{ aupssaas gosxwooD-0Ass PLANO
NM, .PknLgR luRsI1uRE.
HsfH k,diTET ee,h.1Rs.
~ y kockIHacAIdks, iRaE ARM cHAIss.
CEsTBs TABLE, FANCY TABLES, I
81. .Y ssoc alEfGEs CURTAINS, coRsrcu
si.rsss. elegant sS@R'Ssissi Velvet CARPETS and Ruas
Large i ssSa R's BOOKCASE. sa. llal1
HAT RACK. &c.
CHAMBER FURNITURE:
ss ~ sav ssA aaTHH hksi
$$ $Aass#|s 2; y;
s.nasosss c s1i1sf sa shF T." A"''
iSifTfttaSss s THs' aJa&EoIHsEe
CRIB, CHIiDDRRN,s BEDS.
MATING, OIL CLOTH, &C., &c.
y. :, h,ff..oe DINING Rooms. f..,4 .s..-.
K" very large sIDEB0ARD and CHINA PRESS
! EXTENSION TABLE, MAHOGANY;
iWt aTEk.CG5,IkkkkF KisERATok'i'
lFIsk PLATED BUTTER. COOLER,
KNIVES and f0RK6,ia 0Gt :.
SPOONS, CAST0RS,
TEA and DINNER SETS,
CHINA and GLASSWARE, &C., &c.
KITCHEN FURNITURE.
COOKING STOVES, POTS,
OVENS, IRONS, IA BLES,
CHAIRS, TUBS, &c. &c.
FAMILY SUPPLIES:
BAGoS H ahH e ysSy Superior quality;
JAMES T. WILLIAMS.
TERMS or SALE: Sums OF 300 and over, sixty
days credit for approved negotiable paper; under
7. w. KEESEE,
Auctioneer for 8. C. T. & Co.
,a Inc ho , FOE RENT, and immediate pos
no F--tds JAMES T. WILLIAMS.
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7MARRrED.

Al Trinity eishrch o. fhursdsy, EcyenSsrn issh.
BRRTON and Miss "a. BETTE CRhW !danSnter % y
the late Cornelius crew, al OF this CITY.
On Thursdy the Isth instsni b ths ssn n:,suts
Sppssi,: NoSnasyilis' Tss 4. sMiEf d SSa
OF Colonel John Thompson.
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y The WhssliBg Iateaig@scr misses the
point. Voices are counted, not weighed ;
nut influence Is weighed, not counted.
NOV, rssrits your article, go.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE. WI.
| IA be sold at auction on THURSDAY, SoTeu',
a. isss az II O'Clock A NJ, at the late residence
OF which he died possessed, consisting IN pr Z
4 HORSE, 1 MULE, . cows, PkoyESDbtss
CARTS, Flows, HOES, wHgAT'PAE, GAgS * ,
NITURg, Books, SURyEYoRS, INSTRUMENTS
BU0GIES, and many other articles.
10 WIN. L. COWARDIH, Adminisutlf
At the same time and place will be rented ~
desirable fARM OF $50 acres, with the ~-A
buildings. ".#
Terms: On day Of sale. nol-h
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THE FAnAERs' CosvExT1oS.-The pro-
gramme Of this Convention win be found
in our local observation-disclosures psse.l DAP
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auet!oresrs,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.


T ARGE SALE OF MULES, HORSES,
IL WAGONS, HARNESS, BLACKsAlTHs' AND
WHBELWRIGHTS TOOLS, &c.-At the Teqnes, u
Mr.. Benjamin A. Hatcher, Surviving partner OF TIE
late Arm Of Hatcher & Webster land for the Pgr,
pose Of winding up the Partnsrhipl we shall 81,
at auction, at the stables formerly occupied oy
Messrs. Hsxall, crenshaw & Co, near the Dan-
Vile depot, on THURSDAY the ed Of Aoyemo.i,
1885, commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following
property, viz.
N&f - HORSES,
...sr 10 sets HARNESS,
~ SPRING WAGON,
2s STREET WAGONS, all In good erisf'
90. ALSO, ,,,,,,r,,
lot OF BLACKSMfTHS' and WHEELWRlGhlS
TOOLS. and some WHEELWRlGHTS IlNBbE
Farmers and others needing strong ana w'.'
broke MULES and HORSES would do well az
tend this sale. -,
TERMS: All sums under ffty dollars, cash oT.'
that amount ninety days credit for approves, tl
dorsed negotiable paper.
viii be added to the above sale
SADDLE and HARNESS HORSES,
HARRisoS. GoDDIN & APPERsoS.
noA 80 - Auetionser
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COMBINING NEW.-We have in
- store, Just received, o lot Of MEMS >6r
BOOTS and BROGANS and W0MEN'S
SHOES-large sizes and of the bsst quail ~
sspo woSS o. il the the e saFs m.ss
expressly to our order, and we can recommend
They are from the very best merchants, and all In
want OF these goods win do we'll to give us call
before purchasing slsswhsrsa g We intend e sell
no 20 90 corner Of Thirteenth and Main.
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE rfa,
VI PRICE OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
From fifteen to twenty per cent. ssyedt
by buying from II AN HGEfi
and pegged Boots, Congress Caters, Balmorsi
msnt Of Boys and Childreh's Shoes.
no Cots six doors above Spotswood Hotel.
NEW BRANCH aDRUG AND
In - APOTHECARY STORE. b @
For the convenience Of our friends In that neigh
borhood, we have opened on SIXTH STREET
opposite the Second Market . branch Of our
store, where We will keep general assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye:tufs, Per-
fumery, fancy and toilet articles, &C.. &c.. ito.
lions, which will Be carefully compounded BY
competent and experienced hands at all hours.
We are determined to sell nothing but the best
and most reliable Medicines on the lowest terms
that csn possibly be Afforded. W. ...:.,.t
- e. Il IA. B0DRKgR& BROTHRR, ~
no2o Sixth street opposite Second Market
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RpEIoH sAtEs-yUTURE =. !,
1yhsniscs. Sstdia { ArSsrson, A,s,,,.. :,
Ssnksfs' Broken. and Real Estate as.n,s
NET COTTAGE Rrstnp,.cn
AsSYi4f3 l ss5ss ss q sssss Ss
gS "a q a. hsir o. de ists TSA the -.
the 1sd Of November, iSss a. ebu .ns, on PalDiY
La &c nsst litiie BaItK coTTs;s,v os!stt
VIM isrss SsieS.s Sieve % son.snins two , s
bathing. rooms, &c. The 10, ia : me- Goa .hos..
ons, nsy,ng fr1ns o. and bnssa,'
,yTssns: One third cash, ba,snnsy
ssnssa P Sy ioT negotiable notes Interest =,
Aitss ~, "a ss tksa y d ,Ss ;..,
sM artislss odlURNlrUREs also, ons s :, ss ,oA
csiseIA GARPENTER's Tools. enest9 si.
NO 10 HAKRlsoS. doDDIs 4 APpgRsoy
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NEW BRANCH DRUG AND
IN s.Usy kpOTUECARY STORE. Sd .t
r. MARCUS GREGORY, s. y.
Attorney AT LAW. e
once and residsnes. 4
RocKwooDy CnEs1sassELD COUNTY. yIRaIsIA.
s,a Tno 30--eod3wxl

uE..az ar lno p-eeo.M-l
NJOTICE-- Delinquent consumers Of
aAs ssa WATFE u !sfs e W.sa t Z:
and WkTIR BiLIS before the hcurafb o'slosk ?.
M. TODAY they win be dealt with according 70
the requirements Of The folloypg extract ffoiath
4" II = bin TsnAtn unpaid for ZEN day. next sftsl
that on 9Aish ~ II. pressnt1d, hs clerk shMl mo-
ufy tho eupsfintAn rho shall cause the g.. q
The default sxists, md nns ALLOW y 70 % used ~
sAoss premises again until such hiil u PAID. -
The undeysignsd Will be IN HI o0se nom
no se-N II. W. RAI1T0a, Auditor.
DuRR IxNAICA run. - I, -.
-, iH1RaSSdA0sIRAss sA RoxE WIAM !
10 : s7oEI, xfissx AsosTiH.
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BY Grubbs i Williams, Auctioneers,
1orthw corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF
THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER adopt and or.

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF
i THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER adopt and or
der, for ten days publication, the following:
Whereas Il Is Believed by the Board that the
public meetings OF freeholders heretofore called
have failed to give the true sentiment Of . ma
jority Of the freshoders OF the town on the ques-
ton or questions &C issue therefore, be IL Et3
- Rssolrsd, That another public meeting OF the
freeholders of Manchester be and is hereby called
at the Town Hail, on FRIDAY, the s0th instant, At
which time and place there win be poll opened
from sunrise TIL sunset, In order that all may
have fair opportunity OF recording their votes
to whether a sufficient amount Of money may be
borrowed by the present Board Of Trustees TO
place hall over the market now being erected
and 70 erect q public schoel-honse tor the sduca-
tees do this ~ simple act Of justice 70 themselves
and all parties interested, being willing TO abide
by the decision then and there given. . +. ~,
H. BY order Of the Board OF frustees,
\ \ no 3d-lot 81. z. III. TALLRY, Secretary.
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BY James N. Taylor, Auetioneer,
Once opposite Spotswood hotel.

VERY VALUABLE LOT, ON THE
v NORTH SIDE OF MARSHALL BETWEEN
SECOND AND THIRD STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION will be sold ~ public auction os
FRIDAY the 2ad November, 1850, a. 4 O'Clock P
NJ, thst beautiful BUILDING LOT on the morn
side Of Marshall between Second and Third street.
fronting twenty -four and half feet, running bach
one hundred and eight feet to an alley nine lsst
wide.
TERMS: One third cash balance at one lrt
two years for negota bio notes with interest adsl
secured by q trust deed.
HARRISON, G0DDIN l. APPERs0S,
No 10 AnctiOnaarx
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q 4 n
VIRGINIA.-At a Supreme Court o.
Appeals held a the espitol In the sig -, !.
Richmond on Tuesday, October 90 isS6, u = U y
dered that the following be established As ial.'
this court, and that the clerk cause . eoY a,
the same 20 be inserted twice In each OF the SA''
newspapers published In Richmond ,t.,t.l
!. The sessions OF This court shall De 9 l,lsy,
into four terms 10 each year, 10 commence ts,r
lively on the second fucsdsy OF January So
July, and October. The July term VII! Ds N.Y.
priated 10 criminal business alone. 49,. .or,.
D. IL shsll DO the duty OF the clerk ~ tns "a %
mcneemsnt Of each term, except the jay sS',
make ont list OF all the causes ready ~
and represented BY counsel on either siis, ~ss,s
shall constitute the argument docket = h.
may az any time, on motion, without hu1'' -
placed on Tits docket BY order OF the eoar N
q. The court will commence calling the Co, -,
The argume mt docket on the nrst day OF i as 40
and contnus 70 do 90 from day TO day sAilis -.
more than ave causes on any one day. tAsh -
win be heard or continued - it 10 called, IA .Sy
for reasons deemed sugiciens by the eoen =,
cause shall be heard out Of Its turn or DO AsS a
: future day Of the term, whom u will DC ps,tas
continued. Any party may insist upon nj be
Of his cause when IL 10 called. unlsss ~ SUE
hxed for future day, ~ above pEosldea ~, arg
No causs will be called except thoss ON INV 80
msnt docket. a copy-Tssss: .uvycC
No la-TH NJ IT. bTAhhb,
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Mn mDU0IIESTs:
70 rHi ruRcHA1IIs o.
1Asof AND srArLr DIR dooDs'i


$3.50 s---------s~ - --e---.
In Wow .of . contemplated change In our arm 70
/ - o, ,esstonsd b. De vitbdrawI q Jaw
ID. wsscHLxs on the Let Of January
. - ssaPH next, We respectfully con rubs
- lilo attention 10 the fsdt tyr
asf that We are Offering f,IfSS
.ftAj l. & the balance Of - iIf&,
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF DIRT GOODS.
.sss ,as esIl rrn Yte 8Jf
RETAIL DxPARTNENr.
Il ,sreat reduction from former prices, pf essnting
IN unlimited varsity In all the Articles
usually found in Ast.elass
.yr DRY GOODS ssrABLDHxHT
ACTUAL cOsT!! !"
and extending 70 the citizens Of Richmond and
the surrounding counfrya
aoLDIH OPPORTUNITY
to supply themselves with every article In our
r line Of
,o UNPRECRDENTRDLY Low PRICEsiii
The great numbers Of
W, STRANGERS FROM TIE INTERIOR
attending the Convention Of Farmers and Prodd'
,,,,-. GERS OF r...f
III THE SOUTHERN STATES
seems 10 as an appropriate occasion TO extend %
all an invitation to visit orr extensive
store, so that they may be able
to inform themselves and 70 =.
49fIir INFORM THEIR NEiGHBORS
y that by reason Of direct importation We are
enabled to extend great facilities to all classes OF
,,s. purchasers, and that We have In inc
CITY or RICHMOND
an assortment In all respects equal
to those to be seen In any OF the largest cities
,"'i''". Of the North
-rad j. sTgBNBoCK CO.'S,
Nos. I2l3 AND l2l6 MAIN STREET.
aai''n ABssRs. 8gsst atf ABsshs.
Al. Parker, I'D. FLANHARDT,
NEsToR h. FORBES, L. YERBY,
PC. BAYLY, . Z. M.NlMAo,
T. ROYsTRR. E.P. MORRISS,
-sT"2 W. R. Bull L,
.t.f.ta respectfully inform their
os friends that they may be found
IN AZ the above house, and assure them that
tbav can extend to them every inducement to
- favor them with . share Of their patro-
mage in the psApus lines Of goods
sold there I'm large stock
$3.50 AT PRIME COST.
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~ Harrison, doddin ! AppsroD, Aue,lon...-,
Ssnksrs' Brokers, and Real Estats Ag.n,'

" EM DEs5IKABLE RFSrnpvc,.
aTprxpNN SgNIon HILL, on TwEaryr irN ,s.E
sfAnsT, fOR SALE At AUCTION " II, 'tLilra
noyembsL Isss, az 9 o'cloeEP. NJ ~ "a the ia
effabls REsIDENCE loeated as ab,o ne yery a..
rssadsnss Of ~ vslen,iI, Hsskier now r's, .,
'front.' OF 10 feet and depth of la me lct ha, {
The dweiiing has i've rooms, BESIDE. a allsy.
with we'll OF water In the yard, and - nxtsaeasn,
eight months, for negotiable notes in,s - lour And
secured by trust deed, ' '''7fs't added
:, ). HARRISON, GoDDTN q AppgRsoy
- y Auctlonaa,,
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eDOARDING.--Afew B0ARDERS, by
ID the day, week, or month, can be sceomnods-
ted with good board, on reasonable terms IN PEI.
vats family, at No. Broad street. Also, Two
splendid Rooms for rent. no 2o-Sts.
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CONTRIBUTIONS.

The citizens of Mobilelast week gave
An entertainment at the theatre in That
citv for the benefit Of Mrs. Stonewall
Jackson, and Clearing that the military
authorities might misunderstand the
spirit and object of the movement"
Col. Forsyth, by request, addressed q
note to Brigadier Gen. DeRussy, who
was Gen. Jackson's classmate at West
Point. aud received a reply Characters
tic Of gallant soldier. The correspond
en's NOBLE, Ana, Dec. is, 1865. :.
/ General: Learning thateMrs Thomas
II. Jackson, wife of the late Gen. Stone
wall jackson, is in reduced circum-
stances. a large number of the citizens
Of Mobile are anxious to give her BEN
efit at the theatre next Saturday morn
inc. Messrs. Roig Il MacDonoug, with
the company, have kindly volunteered
their services for the occasion, and am
requested to ASCERTAIN from you II there
will be any objection made by the MILL
tary authorities to such movement at
The object is not to revive any feelings
of the mast, but is intended rather as q
fributsto Che widow Of q Christian sol,
disy AM [kentleman who was respected
siiFe ddslng his life by both sections OF
IA answer at your earliest convent
aSr7 will very much oblige. -
Very respectfully, c. FORSYTH.
liz. den. G.. A.. DeRussy, command-
mn dlstrice of Mobile. y
- HEApos Drsr or NOZZLE, I
e MOBILE, ALA, December 20 1852
NJ e,xasn tn, Mobile;
AIR: IA, reply to your communication
of the 18th December, asking III there
will he any objection made by the mill
tarv authorities to certain citizens o.
Mchiie. giving the widow Of the late
Ger.rsi ,Stonewalp Jackson benefit
81 the theatre next Saturday morning: :
II am difected to inform you that no OBJ
iection sxisE Oh the part Of the militar,
ifanthorifies to tire charitable demonstra
tion these gentle,ne propose to MAKE
in favor of an INDECENT lady. whom TN
respect, especially as perfeci Ieiiance =
pIaced in your assurance "tnat tne 90
iect Is not to revive any feelings OF tns
4 nast. but is intended simply as mea
sure Of relief for the benefit OF suiier
ing lady" .e;u ao,btles
be made to the sympathy ana cnarlt,
Of the liberal and generous among tn
| citizens of your city during the coln,a !
4 winter by the poor OF all conditions LEI -
| life who are even now suffering g ma
privations in and about your CITY, IL
! military authorities Will De haPpy
vssist your gentlemen ana laaies III g
| {, ,rts to relieve the general distress
y am sir. very respectfully,
= I1 Your obedient servant,
.lls' G. A. DERUssY,
Acknowledgement Volunteers, Com
manding District of Mobile.
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DIR. Parr was iininsi With q fEisnd
and his hostess said to him Doctor,
want to know when Christmas cses-<
mences in short, when we may mnke
mince pies?" "Pleathe 70 say CFith-
marh pieth, - replied the Doctor-he was
in the habit OF. substituting IN for g.
ssminth pie it'll prethbyterian: uw"vefy
welI,n replied the LADY, "Christmas
pies If you prefer it. When may we
hegin ?,- Doctor-"L Look into your
nr1ver book calendar for Dcthemosr,
and YOU will there find %. ThAplenthiaa'
Then Chrithmath pieth; not beforeF'T
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AID FOR MRS, JACKSON.

In the last issue of the Post, we suggest
ed to the people of Norfolk that Mrs.
Stonewall Jackson and her children
were in need, and we urged our readers
in this city, to take the matter in hand.
The response has been generous and
.proriPt. On reaching our Office on
Saturday morning, we found the follow
Recommendations on our desk -
NORFOLK VA, Dec. Both, 1865.
'sMY. DEAR SIR-Permit me to thank
you fob your benevolent suggestion in
behalf of TIE widow and orphans of
StonewAll Jackson. Let us do what we
can for those in distress. Enclosed find
my check for twenty-five dollars.
livery truly yours,
s 'GEo. SANasTER.
ITO JOHN CLARK ESQ.,"
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Che Nprtalk gost.
MONDAY, JANUARY 1, 1865.
cHRIsrMAs.

"some say that ever, 'gainst that season comes
Wherein our saviour's birth is celebrate,
Tho bird Of dawning singeth all night long;
And then, they say, no spirit walks abroad;
The nights are wholesome, then no planets strike;
No fairy tales, no witch hath power to charm,
80 hallowed and 80 gracious is tho time"
Ha'N f a# SHAKESPEARE
"Those who at Christmas do repine
And would fhin hence dispatch him,
May they with old Duke Humphrey dine,
Or else may Squire Ketch catch EN-"
0LD SoNo
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METROPOLITAN ENTERPRISE
GREAT GIFT SALE
or THE
NEW YORK AND PROVIDENCE
Jewellers Association.

Capital. $l,UO,O0O
DEPOT, NO. 1877 BROADWAY.
An immense stock of Pianos Watches Jewelry and
Fancy Goods all to be sold for ONE DOLLAR each, with
ont regard to value and not to be paid for till you
what you will receive.
CERTIFICATES naming each article and its value are
placed in sealed envelopes and well mixed One of these
envelopes will be sent by mail to any address receipt
of % cents five for 81 eleven 81 thirty for s.; sixty
FIVE for SO, and one hundred for SIS. H
On receipt of the Certificate you will what you
going to have and then IL is at your option to pay the
dollar and take the article not Purchasers may thus
obtain Gold Watch Diamond Ring Piano, Sewing
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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-01

ESCAPE OF A WHITE Boy FROM THE
INDIANs--A STORY OF CAPTIVITY.
The st. Louis Democrat says: "Lieu-
tenant Thomas r. Sallee, of the 18th
Missouri Cavalry, communicates the
following interesting statement from
Mound Station, Colorado Territory.
ION the 9th of November, 1865, a
small boy, supposed to be about twelve
years of age, of rather dark complexion,
black hair and black eyes, came into a
rancho (near Mound Station, OF the
overland stage line running from At
Gibson Kansas, to Denver City, Color
ado,) about one hundred and seventy
miles east of Denver. He could speak
very little plain English, but by signs
could easily be understood. / being in
command of the military at Monnd
Station), on hearing of his arrival, i'm
mediately brought him to my station.
He is now here, and is learning to talk
very fast.
He informs me that the Sioux Indians
have had him captive for many years,
but he don't know how many. He don't
know anything about his parents, but
supposes that they were killed by the
Indians at the time OF bis capture. He
neither knows his name or where -
was captured. He left the Inli,,tss ~ -
the 25th instant, eighty milc so. -s,.s, y
three Thousand Hmuifil7sss He luckily
make his escape on pony. put running
his pony-to death the first night, ne was
then compelled to take It on 1901 ior
three days, arriving at the rancho on
the evening of the 9th. All that ne
had TO eat after leaving the Indians
until he arrived at the rancho was one
crow that he found dead, and piece OF
a dead OK. He says the Sioux Indians
have two white women and several ne
groes captives now. Heis cookbook
ing, intelligent youth.