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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-18
RARE CHANCE.

A RARE CHANCE.
The subscriber offers to sell his entire stock Of
HARDWARE,
STOVES & TIN WARE.
TOOLS MACHINES, LEASE, &c
at a very low figure, (as he wishes to leave the
city to any ore who desires to go into business.
This is n rare chance.
or retail any portion oft low, until he can clos"
out the whole stock, c.. y. GREGORY,
NH Oft III, King s.
CtTORE AND WHARF FOR RENT.--Onc
y of the most desirable stands !or ! Ship Chan
dlery and Grocery in the city, STORE No J.
KING STREET, ut present occupied By Ac5srS
Broders & Co. Also the wharf ut the foot of
King s.rcct-vcry desirable us Il wood yard and
'"p Ffs 2ftri possession gwen Wiki = f BE6.
NOR RENT tine two lower ROOMS in tho
4 GAZETTE building. on Prince street with
Gas wate- &c admirably situated for offices
O-tEay car he both thrown into one and used
or store Apply at the Gazette otlic: la26 ~
a CANDLE MANUFACTORY FOR
RENT. 1t has well established business, a@d
large run Of custom. For particulars enquire
of JAS. CHATHAM.
up 1G--3t Pitt s., bet. King and Cameron
H#$H DIyET JTEr ~ 10 ,,o., c;Io' or p,,.ro
sa:Aa " hhl'4Nu, vi w Mcso 80" ~ - l ,is
stree!, Dct"ff DuH TS ana r'''c st'GT-
properly VIII OG 500 tLc"P ~ '"1H r npIm
1OR RENT-1hc Store Room, No. i. North
4 r&lrlaH sttGet' III N'il'sloH IlGuH.i ou;.n'"T
OIc O. tlt pGst ~
H's i"i .iIi SMf wa ,I 80 81
-hPPIA Ut tHI- o"IcI' III :,
TNOR RENT.
i
Several very PLEASANT ROOMS over tn"
Rollcrv No 4 South Fairfax street
tt-ioo - 80 -,
DlANO:-A very superior seven octaV"
L OSEMOOD PLANO, ny Chickering'S Tor
sale Can be seen III my fGsiHc4ce' 7 1,tG,, ~
Duke street. ap E,-t II: b. CLANhlI
T0TTcE FOp SAIEh smoIl Rricl 49,,
J 1fnyEa far s.II. At horaoin Ennuire a:;
at this Office maj "o-t'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-18
For Sale and Rent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES-
" TATE AND BANK STOCk.-By au-
thority of decree of the Circuit Court of Alex
andrla county, rendered at the November term,
1865, in the suit Of K. Johnston, guardian, VS..
| \. f. Page ct al, the undersigned, rs commits
sioner therein named. offers Ct private sale the
following valuable real estate, situated in the
city [ Aexandria
4 Lot OF GROUND, with substantial
Brick Warehouse thereon, on the south side, of
King street, about the middle ofthe square, be-
tween Fairfax and Water streets, fronting on
King street % feet, and running back s. feet 3
inches to y feet alley.
A LOT OF GROUND, with a Store and o.
Dwelling thereon. on the north side Of Duke s4%%
and east side Of st Asaph SITS, at the intersec-
ton of said streets,
\ SQUARE or acres Of ground bounded by
Queen, Fayette, Princess and Payne sts. This
square will be subdivided into lots to suit pur-
chasers.
Also $1,000 of the stock of the Farmers
Bank of Virginia
Price and terms made known upon applicu-
ton. W. G.. YEATON, Comm. of Sale.
dec 29-cotf Office No. 10, n. st. Asaph st.
EXTRAORDINARY CHANCESIN REAL
IL ESTATE-Wc offer for sale the following
very valuable properties in and near AleNan-
dria -
The LOT ut tho northeast corner of Prince
and Pitt streets, next west of Farmers Branch
Bank 80 feet or Prince and "a on Fit street
covered with small tenements and now occupied
by p Park and others. a fair credit allowed.
The LOT south side Wolfe street. next east Of
the Orphan Asylum grounds As feet front and
1Ol feet inches deep, to nine feet aley-im-
proved by frame dwelling Cash.
A large LOT south side King street,
short distance east of Pcyton street. Cash.
About Is ACRES at West End, on Duke
street and Shutters Hill road, divided by the
road which runs from King street to Duke by
Beztod. This is the only eligible property for Il
large railway depot, now to be had in the sub
urbs of Alexandria. A libcral'credit.
feb 10-eOtf JOHNSTON ~ CARN Il.
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-NONETARY &c COMMERCIAL.

Money and stocks remain without change
There is a continued stringency insthe money
market, and but little enquiry for securities. -
Some transactions in Southern Bank Notes es-
nccially the notes of the banks of this State,
81 n,o- ba ouoted at the figures given bsloW.
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" :.
The subscriber offers to sell his entire stock Of
HARD ARE,
STOVES e TIN WARE.

TOOLS, MACHINES, LEASE, &c
at a very low figure, (as he wishes to leave the
city, to any one who desires to go into business.
This is n rare chance
He will sell to reduce his stock, ut Wholesale
or retail any portion Oft, low, until he can los"
out the whole stock, {. y. GREGORY,
NH 29-tf III, King ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-18

CTORE AND WHARF FOR RENT.-OHc
y Of the most desirable stands !or Ship Chan
dlery and Grocery in the city, STORE No J.
KING STREET, at present occupied By Alessrs
Broders Il Co. Also the wharf 1T the foot of
King s.rcct--vcry desirable us Il wood yard and
landing. Possession given ut once. Apply L"
fife 24-tf1 WHEAT & BRO.
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GOLD.

New YORK, April lS.--Gold, 1863.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-18

NOR RENT-Tne two lower ROOMS in tho
4 GAZETTE building. on Prince street with
gas wate- &c. admirably situated for offices
O-tEny car he both thrown into one and used
or q store Apply ut the Gazette Ottic: ia2i n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-18

By authority Of the Board "f Health ii hi,
city, the following is hereby published + Ia
benefit Of all concerned:
The Board OF Health, of the City oi. ! ieN"n
dria, respectfully request the prompt "nd srr!o1.
attention Of the citizens to tbcfolloWing -lt!':.E
regulations and considerations and ask The; ."'
operation in carrying them out assuring ihe"l
that it j. the determination of every rnc:mb'r -
the Board, in hi: respective district, t" d" ali II!
his power IL keep the city in aG!canly condition;
by enforcing all the laws in the cas-" mH>te "Hd
provided.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-18

Bruce's concentrated Fertiizer..60 % @ % %
Ford sFertilizer p ton of, 0OOlbs55 90 @ 90 90
Baltimore Cos .Ammoniatcd Su
per Phosphate Of Lime, q ton
of 2, 900 ibs.......................57 90 @ 90 90
Baltimore Company's Poudrett
p ton of g 600 lbs. ....... .......lo w @ w w
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z
Several very PLEASANT ROOMS over the
Bakery No. 4, South Fairfax street.
mh3O-tf ADAMS Il co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-18

DIANO-A very superior seven octave
/ ROSEWOOD PIANO, by Chickcring for
sale. Can be seen at my residence No. II.
Duke street. Zap l%-tfl II. i. CLAGETT
TOUSE FOR SALE-A small Brick -.
Ill House for sale at p bargain. Enquire A::aa
at this Office. maj :O-ti
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-10
pur,u,, OF Honesty Under Difficulties.

daS or two since youth empioyta III o"e
If orr i, rye dry goods stores, on Sano' stlee''
ronna \ rnIl of bills on the floor amounting 10
n,a thonaand dollars and carried IL nome 10 ms
1a',sr The father. honest man that he is,
,,.'n,o3oJ IA the dry goods store next day, with
h,is son for the purpose of inquiring If any
80, ,x.as known to have lost such 4 roll as was
Cnnrd and now IN his possession. 1t seems
thnt the wife Of the proprietor of the estab-
nshrcnt assists in the management of bust
ness: and as the latter was not present, the
IA Their presumed Ii hest 10 disclose the matter
10 the madam. For this purpose he approached
her in Il confidential manner, and expressed
himself as anxious TO have 4 private interview
with her IN the small back room attached TO
the store She, mistalling the gentlemen s
motives, at once took umbrage at his request,
and flew into 4 furious rage Indignantly spurn .
ing the proposal, and demanding his lmmedl-
ate expulsion as we'll rs that of his son, from
the store. No attempt at explanation was
tolrra ted. and the gentleman was oDlGed 10
leave the establishment rather hastily. But
the gentleman did not stop here IN his cliorls
IN nnd the owner Of the lost money. lie
advertised the fact, and soon the indlNldual
who lost the money was discovered, ana the
roll of hills faithfully restored 10 MN. 10
his hour. however, the lady is not entlreiy
cla,r of the suspicion which aroused her
wrath The morning that the worthy gentie-
man above alluded to called on her: ana sue
nrrsists in her determination that his son >hali
not be again employed in the establishment as
long as she has any control theTein'--'s@
. fri.guS II ia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-10

Some twenty years ago a farmers barn in
the vicinity of Worcest ter was struck by light
ming and burned to the ground. Many of the
citizens has gone TO the fire, when fop, we'll
strapped and dickied, with his cap on one side
of his head, met IL celebrated doctor and
accosted him this wise:
"Can yon, all, tell me, doctah, how far they
have succeeded in extinguishing the conflagrA-
ton OF the, all, unfortunate yeoman's barn. -
The doctor eyed the individual attentiVely,
dropped his head rs usual for Il moment, and
then slipping his thumb and fingers in his vest
pocket, took out a couple of pills and handed
them TO him, saying:
Take these, sir, and go TO bed and if You
do not feel any better i'll the morning, call al
my Office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-10

In n certain school, during ahe parsing les
son, the word waif occurred in the sentence.
The youngest who was up Il bright-eycd little
fellow, puzzled over the word for Il few min :
utes, and then bright idea struck him. -
can parse it--positive, waif; comparative,
wafer; superlatiye, sealing wax
story is told OF an iuveterate drinker who
signed the temperance pledge, but was found
soon after imbibing as often rs ever. To his
friends, who demonstrated with him, he re-
piled that the document which he had signed
was invalid because 1t had no internal revenue
stamp.
The Chicago lake tunnel now extends under
the lake II distance OF four thousand eight
hundred ana twenty feet, and will soon extend
one mile
The Democrat Is very much distressed that
the City Council, though bullied, was not
cowed = Prertfcel
query Men make great sport of the ladies
waterfalls Why don't they take revenge on
the gentlemen's braadntaAsl
,WELL-BhED--Ihe man who wears loose
shoes habitually and avoids exercise He =
c"rn dod0er. -Peterstarg hsdec. :"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-10

a MORMON OK THE MORAL MATRIMONIAL
SIrUATIoS.-A Mormon, who has arrived in
Chicago for the purpose of MARRYING his fsf,h
wife, writes the following curious note to the
Tribune Of that city: '
Editors Chicago Trfbnne On my visit IN
chicago, noticed an article in the Tribune i'm
regard 10 Utah. That Speaker Collax ex
pressed a wish that President Young might
nave revelation prohibiting polygamy, is.
70 me, matter Of some doubt On the CON
ssIary, nave reason 10 know that Speaker Col
iax eioquently expressed his gratitude ut the
o1Ines.ic happiness of our community am
mormon, born and bred, and the husband OF
TOUR Wiyes-nnd what may seem strange. my
mission here is one of love- 10 transplant a
mower from the sterile tmorally) latitude, 10
bloom and flourish In our happy horne We
nave no wish 10 be admitted into your
Mon" nor do we wish, ut one fell swoop,
10 De divorced from oar wives and families
:. seems to me IL would be wise TO let US Nor
n'ons aions, and devote your moral lectures 10
marry and be divorced three t,nn.s IN os ,nany
years. ""'
Respectfully, AssAuAx Ws.Ls.n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-10

DELICIOUS HERALD-A FAMILY
Is NEWSPAPER, PUBLISHED EVERY THURS
DAY. in THIS CITY, WITH 4 LARGE CIRCULA-
Tf0S lN SEVERAL OF THE SOUTHERN AND
WESTERN STATES The only Baptist paper pub
lished In Virginia.
Rev. j. u. JETER, d. d, Rev. A. +. DiCklN-
son, Editor. aud Proprietors Rev. ID. SHAVER,
Associate Editor.
corps Of able correspondents have been Sc
cured. Every effort will DO put forth 10 make the
RELIGIOUS HERALD the greatest Baptist paper
Of this country,
VIZ wish to employ AGENTS In every State and
county 70 canvass for the paper.
Every one wishing u become subscriber ongn,
1T once to kendOn his name, 80 that he may nave
the paper from the lst OF January, 1865, st,
We arc willing - insert few more auf w ~ 4
menls Hundreds read the REiitlolS hL.ahi
boos in,o every nCighbofhood IN Nlrsina; ~ 10
therefore. an excellent medium for advertising,
Olllce on Franklin street. nearly opIosie tue
Bulletin and Whig otaees. as"-"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-10

LoNG AND SHORT MoxrHs.-The Louisville
Journal gives a simple and true method for
solving the puzzle whether given month be Il
long or short one. 1t is this:
"Close the hand and touch the four lower
knuckes and the hollows between, III regular
rotation, from the fore 10 the little finger then
back 10 the fore finger again and repeat, till
the twelve months are named the knuckles
will represent the long months, and the hol
lows between the short ones
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-10
By w. y. Robins, Real Estate Agent,
,on- Front Building, Governor street, Richmon;
A PLANTATION. IN NOTTOWAY

ILaN lAlloN. IN MI low \
n COUNTY, VA, THREE MILES FROM
BURKEvILLE JUNCTION, CONTAINING THREE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES, Is OFFERED FOR
SALE. About two hundred and twenty-five acres
are cleared and under one enclosure. The remain
der il in woods-ffty acres Of it in original growth
There are seven springs on tie place, and all H..
fields are well watcred. The soil Is good. prodg.
cling well Of corn, wheat. vegetables, tobacco, &c
&c. The tobacco fields are consid ered the best in
the county, not having been lately reduced by the
cultivation Of corn on them-aud the owner thinks
that, with good mana gcmcntand moderate use OF
guauo. three fourths Of til" whole purchase money
might be realized from the first crop Of tobacco.
There are an old apple orchard, and small
sized peach-orchaTd Of young trees and
prorements' consist OF framed dwelling house
Of six rooms, besides store rooms and closets.
II is painted and covered with tin. The
yard is well shaded and handsomely turfcd-th
kitchen has two rooms on tho ground hoor aud ono
above. New smoke house corn house stable, lee.
house, tobacco barn and ovcrsecrs house near the
main dwelling Tho location Is very desirable. in
a good neighborhood, healthy, and near. churches
Of the various denominations accessible To four
markets viii sell. also, horses. cattle, hogs fod-
der. shucks, Sc, and farming implements al yaua-
ton. Price oil farm. - 500.
ia8 W. i. ROBINS Real Estate Agent
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STEAMERS.

CPECIAL ATTENTION OF TIL
pPQBLI GmeNEW,r , YORK r6H nSp <f-zz55.tS
yYoEsFABLIsHED IN Is5l.-Ths ,y=. :isss
old and Observation-Disclosures Company F'sS
In rfInr 10 regain lis former position "iltou ~
n,l1t "-t committed tho building Of two Fupe'
Flor SIDE wh"g Stgelqsh,trF1fi viz .ir aaSToGA.
pnbic viii soon discover 6at they are g"e9qnil ,i
ed and in Gci4 Ganon - GE6RGE ". Couch ana
Il KING. Tie PurserH are veil known y m
community, viz Mcssrs. LILLIAN - anu - IL
Thesc Steamers will leave pier No p NORTH
river New York, alternately every hpA "'bA
"'i ro Inn they win Leave Richmond every
TIfESD4Y and SATURDAY on hood-tde, touch,
ing at CITY Point and Norfolk each way 10 lana
"iu thev viii come directly to he harr At Rock
otts, tho necessity for tran'hipmentis avoided.
o,nrrirnlco has proven. will 81 found the best IN
rvarv respect Insurance, ii 1T nj deemed ucc@s-
ssrv can be- Elected on the most moderate terms.
land Sea-" or CheaaPgake Bay roG'", "hlch j. so
injurious to cargo, L. avoided tlIaPe.Iehl o
for packages going astlay, which may occ&sl"Iai-
~ occur, parties Shipping tnelf goods ny JUS l'hr
will have but one carrier 20 looh - Tor L.1fm-, ~
there i connection win other lines or Garner.
All goods c0nsiguc TO the agents IN new 1oi|,
for any part Of the United states that can De fea,A
ed by railroad or vessel, or, indeed, t"r any To-
reign destination, will be forwar4ed with prompt
In The construction or these Steamers special at
tontion has been paid to the finish and comfort I"
the Saloons and stat"-h"oM', III oh'er ~ H""''
travel ~ them. ~
chIngrs incident to all 81 the other routes in
reaching New York ~ in returning nome, lhdt-
urudynt Of the cumru. by Ibis stio AMI easy mode
Of travel. IT, chearnrss, over Al others, = mat
ter Of special attention aud considerations.
Passengers can secure their tickets and STATE
rooms either on board or u. my office.
ffyl,t coli fTIl ag =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-10
by W. B. Robins, Real Estate Agent
Iron Front Building, Governor street, Richmond.

A SMALL FARM, IN PRINCE ED.
n WARD COUNTY, THREE AND HALE
FROM THE SOUTHSlDE RAILROAD, CONTAlhn,
ING ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY SLY ES AM
HALF ACRES, Is OFFERED FOR SALE. Forty
five acres are in original growth, the balance In
high state Of cultivation. The improvements con-
sist Of large dwelling house, in good order. cor
tanning six large rooms, and all necessary o4'-
houses. There is spring Of good water near inc
house. On the place there Is 4 fine orcaatd'-
Price, $1,000. w. Il: ROBINS,
la Civ Real Estate Agent.
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BY w. u. Robins, Real Estate Agent,
ron Front Building, Governor street, Richmond
MARKET FARM FOR SALE.-I an

Al ARk TT FARM FUK 81 III HlII
vi authorized 10 sell a SMALL FARM, in Han
over county, in the junction Of the Hanover
one IiUNpRED AND EIGHTEEN ACRES. Abor,
sixty acres are cleared in good condition and pro
tables of all kinds There arr about four acres d
meadow land The balance in woods, mostly So.
cOnd growth pine. The improvements are
dwelling house. containing five rooms, including
basement room. II has front and back porch
with a passage running through. \ kitchen con.
tanning four rooms, cabin, stable, &c. Good wA'er
i will IN convenient distance OF the house. There
il on the place fine young peach orchard o.!
some forty trees and few apple trees. The place
i not enclosed. An excellent market fam, only
nine miles from Richisond. Price, 80, 900
w. ROBINS,
Ia G-lGt Real Estate Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-10

SUPERIOR RELIGIOUS NEWSPA-
, PER FOR THE FAMILY NOW IS THE TIME
TO SUBSCRIBE TO THE RICHMOND CHRISTIAN
ADXocATE.-Edtcd by Rsy LANES JaMES A. av Din
DIST EPISCoPAL CHURCH SOUTH.
>ub~rrption for three months, ONE DOLLAR /;
subscription tor six months, TWO DOLLARS; sub
-eriptiyn for twelve months, FOUR Dollars.
The new volume begins January !, loOo.
White parar. in the neatest style Able writers and
CORE pondents supply Its columns with excellent
reading matter. The best selections from diStin,
puishrd authors and from recent publications, and
careful attention TO the Youths Department and
Farmers and Housekeopcrs' Column, give the
most useful variety TO the contents Of the paper.
II i specially commended to the public by the
following solutions, unanimously adopted by the
Virginia Conference:
/. R,soired, That the interests Of the CHURCH,
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE be supported by the
hearty and unanimous cooperation Of our preach
;. R'x5i~ed. That the thanks OF this Conference
the editor for the iudiyIuus and able manner in
which he has conducted the affairs OF the paper
while We warmly appreciate his generosity In act.
ing a. editor without remuneration.
g. R,sOlrei, That the present editor be, and he
il hereby attcctionately requested 10 continue az
editor OF the paper
! Advertise i'm the ADVOCATE. City merchants,
mechanics and professional men who desire TO
secure country patronage should advertise In TINS
. paper. which has an extensive and rapidly IN
CrcA~iug circulation III the COuntry-cvery Metho-
die; preacher in the Virginia Conference being "A
special agent for rs circulation.
Terms of advertising for one square OF eight
limos or less. For first insertion, sEyENrI-FIyE
CENTS: for every subsequent insertion, rirrY
CENTS Payments for subscriptions and advertise
Rev. JAMES A. DUNCAN,
Editor Richmond Christian Advocate,
10 10 "a Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-10

Worm TRYING.-A planter in Natchitochcs
parish, Mr.. Norbert Louque, has adopted Il
plan for regulating his dealings with his
iaborcrs that is very simple, and said 10 work
excellenly. He has had II number Of tickets
printed. with the legend, Good for one day :
worll-Nt. Louque." These are given, every
evening, to the hands, and can be used by them,
if desirable, 1T the neighboring Stores-lt
being understood that the planter Will redeem
them at their cash value-which Is marked
upon the card. The laborer can also hold them
until the end OF the month, or longer If he
pIaases. and have the whole redeemed ri once,
Much trouble is avoided by this plan, IL Is said,
in making settlements with the negroes. The
police jury of NatchitOches have approved Of
the plan, and we can see no Objection 10 us
general adoption, without il may bc urged
that the blacks would be more liable 10 evade
contracts if paid up regularly in this manner.
But this ticket system prevents misunderstana-
ing and the darkeys who desire TO break their
contracts had, generally, better be of than on
the plautation.-Nelo Orleans Deitd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-10
RAILROADS.

Islg- vggy - : .,zass-I
80 !. ..is....,s.... .::. Ss.i...asfiis
u edmond AND DANV VII l. Il
Ia RAiLPOAD.-CHANGE OF sCHEDULE.--0n
and after TUESDAY, December 18th. tho PASaEN-
GER TRAIN on this road will run IS follows
Leave RiclToud daily, Sundays excepted, at Ia
l. II. Arrive ri Danvills At 10 l.. NJ.
Leave Dauvillo daily, Sundays excepted at $40
4 II. Arrive IN Richmond at Tsp NJ.
Trains connect at Burkevile with trains on the
SouiI~idn railroad Tor Lynchburg, and at Danvi lie
with the trains the Piedmont railroad fol
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
do Pts superintendent.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
by ". u. Robins. Real Estate Agent,
Tron-Front Building Governor street, Richmond

10y " u. t.'sJfS, Real EStals = ofHt,
Tron-F Front Building. Governor street, Richmond
An EXCELLENT FARM, OF FOUR
n HUNDRED ASD FIFTEEN ACRES, IN
AMELIA COUNTY, THREE MILES EAST Of
AMELIA COURTHOUSE, a station or THE
RICHMOND AND DASvlLLE RAILROAD, FOP
sALE-The land Is all good, well fenced and well
watercd one hundred and twenty Ave acres are
cleared and produce well Of the usual crops Of
wheat, tobacco clover, &c. Two hundred and ninety
well set ia pine and oak woods and timber
There are two nice new log houses 81 forr Rooms
each, each suitable to make \ small family com
Portable until larger AMI more stylish building.
can BE- erected. There are about QUO hundred
young fruit trees Of choice selections set out The
fencing is all In good repair The location is very
healthy. and tn nGighborhoCd un"xcePtionable
Con renicnt 10 churches, schools. saw mills and IN
excellent Touring and grist mll. In the hands Ct
an entcrprsing and tasteful man. the farm could Q
made in 4 year or two to be worth twice or tire,
times what Is asked for ii and the produce could
be made TO refund the entire purchase money. Tho
owners merchant. and sells because he has NO
time 10 attend to the farm and wants the money In
his business Price, 5000, on liberal terms-ysry
low. W. Il. ROBINS,
ja Elm Real Estate Agent.