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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-17

Ms EIRpY BEFORE JUDGE Lyons YESTERDAY
/ THE ARGUMENT N HER CASE DEFERRED UNTIL To-
/ NoRKow-Nrs. Kirby, whose case is well under
stooB Nv the readers Of the WING, again before
! Judge LYONS Court yesterday, when the testimony
I of Irs Spence, Dove, Gaillaird, HaNall, Houston
and Others was taken as 10 her mental condition.
IL will be remembered that these witnesses had been
previously examined upon the same point Mrs.
Kirby looked much paler than when in court ten
DAYS ago, and seemed 10 be much reduced IN flesh.
10 was remarked by all who had previously seen her
tilt she was more quiet and paid less attention 10
what was going on around her.
Dr. Spence was first sworn, and testified as
follows have examined Ms. Kirby six or eight
times since she last in Court / have tried
every means at my disposal to test whether she was
insane or not and am more satisfied now than ever
that she il Insane. | have carefully watched her
movements. and everything that she does, IN my
opinion. indicates that her reason is dethroned.
have never been able in any Of my visits to get q
reasonable answer TO any question propOunded to
her
DR.. Dove testified as follows think Mrs. Hirby's
mental and physical condition worse than ever be-
fore. / don't believe she has a single ray OF con-
scjouSness. ] think her mental and physical cOndi-
ton requires that she be removed 70 an insane
asylum immediately.
Or. Gailliari testified as follows have not seen
Mrs. Kirby since she last in court, until yester-
day morning. Ny opinion has not been changed m
r-eard 10 her mental condition. am Stll OF the
opinion that she IS leigning insanity. Her physical
condition has materially changed for the worse since
/ last saw her.
Dr.. Haxall-I have been 10 see Mrs. Kirby only
once since she was in court last. | asked her =
great many questions but failed to get single CO.
Acrent answer My opinion has not changed IN re-
gar, 10 her mental condition. ! think her physical
condition is somewhat weaker.
Dr Ilouston's testimony only cOrrOborated what
was testified 10 By Doctors Ga,iiaird and Haxall.
TIE testimony was concluded at about two Z. NJ
yesterday, when the Court adjourned TO meet again
tomorrow at eleven o'clock, 10 hear the arguments
n the case 10y h.T counsel, MessTS. johnson, Crump
aud Cannon, which Will doubtless occupy most Of
the day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-17
BALTIMORE MARKETS, JANuARY 10.

CoFFEE.-The sales o-day embrace 500 bags prime
Rio at 2O4 cents gold aud 200 do. on private terms
FLOUR-The only sales reported were 4OO 6blS.
Chesnut Grove Super and Extra at 50 and $40 per
Dbl. Good Supers are in demand, and quoted nrm
at IS 75a9 for Howard street and City Mills. Rye
Flour is dull selling in lots at Sja5 % per Dbl Corn
Meal City Mills held at 81 per hbl. The market
generally is steady at our quotations, which We re-
peat as follows Howard street super and cut Extra
- 5Ols 10, do. Extra 50 37a9 %; do. Family Sl2a
10: Ohio Super and cut Extra s. 25aS 90 do. Extra
Sga9 % do. Family Sl2al3.
GRAIN.-Receipts Of wheat reported on Change
were merely nominal. The sales, which comprised
offerings before reported, include 200 bushs Penn
syyania red 50 So 40 do prime at 50 43 per bush
PROvIsIONS.-There is more confidence evinced on
the part of the trade though the market to-day was
inactive. so per bbl was offered for mess pork, and
lSI cts for lard Western. Bulk meats quoted AT
10 cts for shoulders and l5ial6 cts for sides. Bacon
54al6 cts for shoulders lSalSl cts for sides, and %
a25 cts for hams the outside for fine sugarcured.
SUGAR.-The market was dull to-day; no sales re-
ported quotations nOminay unchanged,
WHISKEY.-We report the market steady, with
sales of 100 bbls Western at 81 81 per gallon, and
small lots of city at same figure.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-17

5arsop said that he Lad never heard any complaint
,bont the amount maid 20 General Johnston
Cencral Erhols next addressed the meeting, ana
all tbat "a the matter had been brought up ne as
. 5;rector was DESTROYS Of having the sense Of the
stockholders on the subject.
NJ Wood then said that he was not actuated by
IT. IN have the salary reduced, but he wanted the
,tter settled because Of the rumOr OF dissatsiac-
ton he had heard.
Nrer some further conversation, in which Mr.
charles Purcell. Mr. Branch aud others took part
Mr. BENJAMIN Hart, Of New York, addressed The
meeting Tie said he represented million Of stock
in hlt state and that the very fact that II was as
rertained there that General Johnston was to be the
President OF the Company, caused many prominent
men to take stock in 1t. In fact II was more kno~n
there a. Joe JOhnstOn's Company than anyt+--s
else for his very name found favor with them. len
thousand dollars was but a small salary. such
amount was frequently given in the North to pres-
dents Of fa- smaller corporations.
General Ruggles then moved 10 lay the resolution
on the table. This was SecoT ed by Mr.. DuPuy'
uhereupOn Mr. Wood himself stated again the OO-
iect he had in view TO wiz 70 ascertain the views o.
HE stockholders, and then made motion hiulsth
% Law his own resolution on the table, Wheh was
done. -. MO-.
The general conversation that took pace -
characterized by the utmost good will anu eouiIey'
and the action Of the stockholders ~ teeieSI'Hs %
same directors, and confirming item lh l.eII az
ton a. 70 salaries, was thorough ehuo's1iVi "a
them in every respect. From "nal We Ooulu 'eII Il
the Affairs OF the company are IN PIosP'lue SUu-
ditOn. and there manifest purpose !" push 1S
organization ahead The meeting then adjourned
vine die
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-17
TOBACCO MARKET.

In New York. on Saturday, tobacco was quiet and
UNCHANGED. Sales were ll3 cases Ohio seed leaf,
mostly at Sc. but part at l9c also SOhhds. Kentucky
at lOc to pc.
In I.ynchburg the breaks at the warehouses have
been irregular during the month, yet some 60 hhds.
have been sold principally inferior and common
grades
Former prices are well sustained.
Lugs, inferior and common, 4las74 Lugs, good,
74aslO; Leaf, inferior and common, lOaSl5; Leaf
medium) good, lsas22; Leaf, working, 25as32,
No fine working or shipping sold. Such would
command good prices
In St Louis there was but little doing on the 9Th
inst, and no change to note. Sales were two hhds.
frosted Tugs at 4OaS5 three hhds. filters at lass;
one hid. good manufacturing leaf at $40 %. Bids
on twO hhds rejected
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-17
From Iowa..The Goyernor's inaugural.

CHICAGO, January l6.-Governor Stone, of Iowa,
was inaugurated for the second term on Thursday.
He cordially approved the acts of the President but
desires him to go farther than he has. lie emphat
cally favors negro suffrage, opposes the immediate
admission of the States, and thinks they should be
kept out until the inhabitants abandon their often
siyc theory of State sovereignty He recommends
an amendment to the Iowa Constitution, striking
out the word white" from the suffrage article, in
order that the question may be submitted to the PEG.
pie for final decision
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-17
WESTERN MARKETS.

CHICAGO. January l5.-Flour quiet. Wheat quiet
at 81 23a2 23 for No. l. Corn steady at S19 cents.
Oats quiet. Provisions quiet; Mess Pork offered at
$50. Green Meats steady; Hams, l5ial6 cents.
Lard steady at l6lal7 cents. Hogs less active at
- 62lalO - for good TO choice dressed firm at the
advance vi 25S5O cents; sales at Sllal2.
CINCINNATI MARKET, January I3.-Flour and
Wheat unchanged. Hogs active at Sl2-rcceipt,
1000 head Mess Pork quiet at 500 5Oa30 per Dbl.
Green Meats dull. Nothing doing in Bulk Meats OF
Bacon. Lard in good demand a, Is cents. WhSkey
steady at - 25a2 COL per gallon.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-17

The Steau-tug Thomas A. Folkes which left this port
on saturday morning LAST took Dire halfpaSt two On
sunday morning, while lying alongside CIaremout
wharf. She wa, bound for Norfolk with tho steamer
Bonita In tow. The origin % the fire has not been as
certaned The crew escaped, but saved only portion
90 their clothing. She was built in Now York i'm 1851
by Thomas to.kes, Tor CreIgy Co., and was char
by her owners to Captain Morris and others II George
town, South Carolina. She Wls fully Insured
The steamer Bonita spruuga leak and sunk in twenty
minutes last sunday, az Ciareuuut wharf. She was
bound 20 Norfolk lor repairs Owned by Major Allen
Of this city. No insurance.
The English bark Abigail. from New York. bouad to
Richmond arrived ia Norfolk yesterday, with her bow
spirit carried away at the night heads, held in place only
by the gear.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-17
NORTHERN MARKETS.

New YORK, January l6-Cotton buoyant-sales
1000 bales at 5la52 cents. Flour is firm-sales OF
1880 bbs. Wheat dull. Corn has declining ten
dencysales OF IS 600 bushels AZ 87aSO4 cents. Beet
is steady Pork buOyant: Mess S3l. Lard il steady.
Whiskey steady At - 2Ga2 %. Sugar firm. Coffee
quiet MolasSes steady. Naval Stores dull; Rosin
So p. Petroleum dull crude 30 cents Freights
quiet. Cotton ia7-l6 Gold 1891
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET January To-
Beef Cattle-Market very dull, and prices lower,
owing to the large receipts sales of 100 head eX-
ira Pennsylvania and Western at Sl6al7 co. and al
Sllal5 90 per 100 lbs fair TO good,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-17
LOST AND FOUND,

DOCKET BOOK FOUND.-A Pocket-B Book
/ containing of MONEY picked up n -
car the Virginia Central Railroad, the down trip
yesterday The owner can obtain the same by proving
property Jud describing contents, by applying 1T THIS
OFFICE and psyiug for this al v"rti>ement. anl1-3t
NOTlCE.-LOST OR MISLAID-Goddm x
~ Appcrsons acceptance Of ". d. paviss Draft at /
month, ua the I'd OctObeg sGJ for S4OO endorsed by
John L. Davis and ourselves. The public is cautioned
against trading tor tho same.
i,n6.tr & q. JAMES & co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-17

CAuGHr STEALING PLANE.-A negro, caught by
the police on Monday night, in the act Of carrying
off parcel Of plank from the premises OF Captain
T. c. Eppz was before the Provost Judge yesterday
who gave him sixty days board ia Castle Thunder
BY the way, We hear good accounts from the police
Of the First Ward who, like those stationed else
where in the city, 20 take pride in the efficient
discharge Of their duty.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-17

The ExAMINATIoS Or Ma. PoLLAED, or THE EN-
AuINER-H Riyes Pollard appeared before The
Mayors court yesterday on the charge OF aSSauiins
and beating Edward p. Brooks. Of the New oTN
TiHcs and stated 90 bis Honor that he was not
ready 10 70 into the examination on account OF lNe
abs. me-. Of AN inl,ftlut 3itue-,. who cOuuuc-
tor on tic Frcdeuchsbug train. Ihe Mayor ue-
cidedfto continue the case until to-day 40 II c.prA
and rcquned Mr.. Pollard 20 give security IN The >UHl
of $500 for lii further appearance. ThO, n. Wyuue
became his sec urIty
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-17
VEHICLE MANUFACTURERS.

GI14S4<6 uh1N VI ASA @eS@S~'
NOTICE, EXTRA.-Thc concern OF HITCH
~ COCK & OSBORN has been dissolved, having
purchased all the interest Of l.. D. Hitchcock In the Car
rage business All claims due him, Individually for
Carriages Carriage repairs, also all claim, due
Hitchcock Osborn up December 81 lsd3, ma Derh
duly assigned to- me- and my agent, i alone au
thorzed to collect the same. beg leave, most re-
specially, say my Old friends, that their claims
are at the Office Of John J. Osborn Co, on 9TH, be
tween Cary and Canal streets, where ! should l."
pleased have them call and settle their accounts by
due bill or otherwise.
Thankful for past favOrs, woud most respectfully A. Z
a continuance OF the same to our new concern.
ianI5-dse8ws J. J. OSBORN.
CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS, BUGGlES,
" &c-I have for sale, at George A. Ainse's Co1ch
Factory Tenth street, between Main and Cary, choice
collection Of CARRIAGES OF every description, "hi'h
will be sold reasonable terms. ,.,,,,,..r,
janl0-lw h. y. III I'I-o-N.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-17
The Governor Of Now Jcrser.

TRENTON, January l6.-The inaugural OF the
Governor recommends the adoption by the State OF
the constitutional amendment prohibiting slavery.
The people have in the Hla"t"ns spnken in favor of
t. ana he knows that the Legislature will gladly pass
it, He returns thanks to the soldiers, and recommends
action for the welfare of those who became disabled
u their country's service He opposes anything like
epudiation and expresses full faith in the ability,
patriotism and fidelity of the President.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-17

SHELLS ExPLODE-TwO Men KILLED.-Yester,
day, as a patty Of hands in the employment Of the
Government were engaged in removing quantity
Of shells on the south side Of the dOck, opposite
Twentieth street one Of the shells exploded, killing
a man named George Mart n and badly wuunding
J. Birch who died last evening from the effects OF
his injuries. Others OF those employed made mar
rBN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-17
(By Tardy & Williams, Auetioneers.l

(By Tardy & Williams, Auetioneers.l
ON THURSDAY NEXT, the 18th instant,
" commencing at IL o'clock, promptly; we will sell
at auction large and assorted stock Of GRoCE-
RIEs, LIQUORS, &c, consisting, in part, oil
1000 sacks Liverpool fine and q A Salt
200 barrels Flour
50 barrels MOasses
90 barrels refined Sugars cut, crush cd, &c.
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarns
loo barrels Herrings
10 rea ms English cap Paper
10 kegs bicarbonate Soda
so pockets Java Coffee
loo boxes talOw Candles
loo boxes adamantine Candles
100 boxes Soap-all grades
loo sides Sole Leather
50 kegs Butter
10 barrels Cider
81 barrels Vinegar
% barrels Buckwheat Flour
Old Virginia Mountain Whisky
French Brandy
Sherry and Port Wine
TARDY & WILLIAMS.
This sale will be large and we'll worthy the attention
TRSxsWUnder one hundred dollars, cash; one humid
red dollars over thirty days credit interest added
for approved negotiable paper. janl2-tds
GALE OF GOODS
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
will sell at Public Auction,
on WEDNESDAY,
the 2Ith day Of January 1866, at the sore-housc oil
Isaac Adksson deceased, Clover Depot HALIFAX eouh-
ty, large and
VALUABLE STOCK OF GOODS,
consisting Of every article usually kept IN country
store Among he goods is valuable assortment oil
READY-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 $50 and under; six months
time for al sums $50, with interest from day
sale, with approved security. .,
| A. LACY, Aucti0neer.
| Il. +. GARRETT
| Admir- OF Isaac Addison, deceased.
l. NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the estate OF lsaa
Adkisson, deceased, will please present them 70 me
and those persons indebted to the sad estate will com
| r'r,r,rI ana settle L. T. GARRETT,
| Administrator OF J. Addison, decd
Clover Station, halifax county, Va, Jan !, 1866
| janlO-t2ijan.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-17
Ashore

The schooner n. X. Duuton, Captain Jamerson, Of
Rucklanl, and louud Tor Nyw York from Richmond,
Virginia, driven ashore uu Htnss bar al the eu-
trance Of the inlet, aud bg-d The crew lowered their
yaw and after three hours Of severe labor and almost
perishing With cold, succeeded in reaching another
sell Her cargo consisted uf scrap irO1 Lead copper and
rags. She was chartered by Cook Co, Of this city.
10 Insurance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-17
AEKIvED.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JASrARr 10, Isto.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-17
The Frouco.Mexicau oues,iou,

NEW YORK, January l6,-The steamship Borussa
has arrived, but her advces have been anticipated.
The HeralFS Paris letter says that the Emperor
andhis Cabinet carefully studying the means OF
withdrawing from Mexico honOrably and with as
little loss of prestige as possible.
The Emperor is DESTROYS of doing this by his own
free will and not under menace.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-17

The Provost COURT YESTEHD AY.-Judge McEn-
tee was not OvercrOwded yesterday Win business
lie had however 10 fine sundry parties 80 each who
despite tbs Wigs warnings OF the certainty oil pun
isbn,.ut will continue to violate the general order
against selling liquor To soldiers. few petty Oueh-
tiers against law and order were assigned quarters
IN the Caste.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-17

Steamer VI. Martin, Livingston, Norfolk, mcychan
dice and passengers, Ha~kins y Briigf'r!.
Steamer Wilai. Allison, >uuthgtte, City Point, NIr
.iuit Tow lug Company.
schooner Flight Mcnamara, Norfolk, merchandise
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-17

AKKIvALs.-We were glad % see yesterday ON
the street. the Old familiar faces OF Governor
and General Daniel Rug les-both looking "eH' Inc
Governor is staying at Mr.. Charles Puroeits' and the
General at the Exchange.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-17

Steamer City Of Richmond, StrluIhan, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, Haskins Brdgi9rl,
steamer LAZY Lag, Blanchard, For MOarOe, L,
O. NJ
steamer P,corniek Walton, For, Monroe, U. s.
e. VI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-17
New York Markets.

New YORK, Jan. l6.-CottOn buoyant at 5lla
DE. Flour and Wheat quiet; Corn declined lc.
Pork firm, Mess S3l per bb; Sugar firm; Whiskey
aud Naval Stores dull. Gold 1899.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-17

Clerks and Messengers rom SoO 70 GO per month.
?. Mr. Wood then moved evidently with the intent
az h aferward turned out OF testing the sense OF
tse StOckhOlders concerning she rates OF salaries)
fhat the Directors be Instructed TO fix the Presidents
nav ut $1,000 per annum.
General Anderson opposed tie resolution, aud
said that it might be considered reflection on the
directors and that the amount would be entirely in
snfeient for such services as were required az the
Presidents hands and that in the present advanced
ices of articles Of consumption, and the deprecia-
"a condition Of the currency, ten thousand dollars
sSould not be more than five thousand dollars in
other times. ,,
Mr.. Wood said he had no desire whatever OF ia
+anton TO reflect on the Directors in any way. such
" tLought had not occurred 10 him; no one had
more faith in or respect for General Johnston than
himself .,,
General kemper then moved TO amend oy giving
rectOry might think proper.
General Ruggles then addressed the meeting ana
opposed the reduction. lie, as well as General An
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-17
SALE OF A FINE FARM

i BY consent OF parties, and Trustee underS93E
Deed Of Trust from Robert Coles, deed to Tuck
er S. Coles, executed and recorded in April, 1860,
will offer for sale the premises TIL URSDAY the
FIRST day Of FEBRUARY, 1866 suitable and IL not,
the next suitable day. of the farms in the
county Able rle situated 10 IL miles South Of
Charlottesville, adjoining the lands Of DR. Il. =. Ran
doph, Z. S. Coles, Esq and others, and containing
about ACRES OF which i've or six hundred
cleared, and the balance finely mberei. The improve
ments consist OF a large and convenient DWELLING,
comparatively new with the usual necessary build
ngs, including house with four rooms for laborers
also, WaerMil with two pair stones for wheat and
corn This is Green Mountain farm and like most OF
the land in that fine region is Of superior quality, and
admirably adapted to the growth Of Corn, Wheat To-
baeeo and other Virginia crops For several years past
II has been under the ement OF one OF the nrst
agricultuIalists OF the county.
TERMs-Unless more favorable terms be announced
the day OF sale from eleven to twelve thous dol
lars OF the purchase ey will be required in cash
the balance with interest from day OF SALE to be paid
annually, will be PAYABLE in four equal annual install
mens, to be secured by bonds with good security and
a deed Of trust on the land.
For further information, address p. s. Coles Esq or
T. S. Coles, Esq at North Garden L. o., AIbemarIa
county, Va. or the undersigned at Charlottesville.
ianl-do1wiw Z. X. WATSON.
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nnY0I.laMGI
SALE of vALUABLESs

TXECUTOR'S SALE of VALUABLEEE
u REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF GOOCH ~
LAND-On the 18TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1866, on
the premises, by virtue Of authority vested In me
by the last will and testament OF the late David Minis,
deceased by public auction, will proceed TO sell the
TRACT OF LAND Of which the said Minis died seized,
lying on the waters OF the lower Licking Hole Creek,
in the county Of Goochland, consisting Of about
SIX HUNDRED ACRES.
large portion OF this land is rich Creek Bottom
The whole tract l. well watercd and well mbered for
plantation purposes. The DWELLING HOUSE is
framed ding OF four rooms AMI basement. The out
buildings are good This farm is generally considered
TO be one OF the best in the county of the rivers. II
lies convenient to mills, churches and post Office.
TERMS-One two and three years credit, except 30
much as may be necessary pay the expenses Of sale
Personal security required.
Sale conducted by A. NJ. HAAILTOS, Auconeer
dec52tawtds
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-17

MR.. JOHN N. CLARK is this day admit
vi ted to an iutorcS, IN my business The will
be hereafter conducted in the aud style Of JNU.
G.. SHAFER x CO. JNO &. SHAFER,
No. l, Exchange Building, 18th ST., Richmond.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.


NNESTWOOD FOR SALE OR EN- ~;
w CHANGE.--De>irng TO change the char &fSr
actrr Of my business, offer Tor sale or in -.
change for II small Farm in the vicinity of Rich
lnond, the Plantation In Amelia county which now
reside, containing sos acres, which be conveniently
divided and sub-divdcd giving to each division an
abundant supply "f wood and water
over 2nu are in wood Of which more than half
i In original growth and the remainder in pine, which
il good rail tibor The soil produces tobacco Of line
quality, and is also we'll adapted 10 wheat, corn and
oats.
The Dwelling (which has five and passage,
besides blsemrnU aud other buildings plain and
comfortable. An mfliling spring in sixty yards Of the
house furnishes the purcst water and the locality is
healthy any in the State. select young orchard of
apple and pccch trees gave its first crop This year.
Churches ui the various denominations nieni,
and the society OF the ncighborhool is Unsurpassed.
MatioaN Station, on the Richmond and Danville Rail
road, is four miluS distant O..
For further particulars apply In me ON the premises,
10y letter To- ''MattoaN, Amelia county, Va" ur
GRO les < WILLIAMS, Richmond, Va.
decl6--clms J. =. TALlAFERRO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-17
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAVIS
By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auetioneer..
DESIRABLE AND VERY CONyE. .

DESIRABLE AND VERY CONyE- -
- niently located RESIDENCE on the norih III
side Of Cary near to the east line Of Fourth street ~
FOR SALE AT AUCTIoN-will be sold at aue.
tion on the premises, on MONDAY, the 10th January
1885, o'clock p NJ, the very excellent and desira
paney Of Colonel Thomas Williams and adjoining the
residence Of Mr.. George w. Register and Mr.. John
Stewart Walker II contains ten rooms, besides the
usual out buildings and is in most desirable neigh
borhood.
TERMs.-one fourth cash balance at 8, le and Is
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured by
a trust deed. The be paid by the purchaser.
HARRISON, GoDDIN APPERsoN,
ianl6-2tawtds Auctioneers.