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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-27
r AMPS. LAMP GOODS 6 OIL.

TOHN H. PARROT,
~ ALEXANDRIA, VA
Dealer in BLANK BOOKS,
Wrapping Paper Paper Bags, Envelopes,
Inks, Gum Mucilage,
Gold, Albata and Steel Pens,
Wrapping Twne,
in short everything comprised under the term
Stationery for the Office, School Room and
ooaHs,n{ Also SHEET MUSIC, (some 1000 to 5000
pieces on hand) The only stock of Music ever
gotten up here
Violins, Guitars, Flutes, Banjos, sc.
The very best Italian aud other strings tor
Guitars, Violins, &C., and musical instruments,
generally. Terms cash,
Also sole agent here for the HI hmond ana
Manchester, Va. Paper Mills.
Any sizes and weights of Wrapping and
Printing Papers furnished at short notice, upon
satisfactory terms. - ocs ~ : :
vUARFIELD s. HALL,
W Are constantly receiving fresh n, supplies p y, 9,
of DRUGS, PATENT MEDlClN ES, EEK,
FUMERIES, &c. To the compounding OF
Physicians Prescriptions they give their con,
stant and careful attention. and may be found
at their store at all hours of the day and nlght
where they are ever ready and willing to serve
| their friends Keep always on hand q large
and we'll selected assortment OF Fancy articles
nov 9-tf ------- =
| ur NTED-0 eats Platform Scales. Apply
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-27

PROFIT OUT OF MISFORTUNE The follow
ing, from the Savannah Republican, tells its
own story:
"HMEsvILLE, LIBERTY COUNTY, GA, Dec.
1O.-A sale has taken place at this county seat
that SO we'll marks the extreme depression in
the money market that send you the particu-
lars. Col. Quarterman, Of this county, deceas-
ed, and his executor, Judge Featter, was COM
PEELED to close the estate The property was as
court day it was sold. A handsome residence
at Walthourvlle, with ten acres attached, out
houses and all the necessary appendages Of a
frst-class planters residence, were sold for
sixty dollars. The purchaser was the agent
of the freedmen's bureau His plantation,
four hundred and fifty acres Of prime land,
brought one hundred and fifty dollars; sold to
a Mr.: Fraser. sixty-six acres of other land,
near Walthourvile, brought three dollars,
purchaser, Mr.. w. D. Bacon. These were all
bona fde sales 1t was court day, and large
concourse Of people were present."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-27
rNHE VIRGINIA LAND COMPANY

INCORPORATED ACCORDING TO THE
LAWS OF VIRGINIA, ...
with authority to own 25, 000acres of land Cap
itsi Stock not less than $4,000, or more than
S1OO,OO0, in shares of $500 each, for the purpose
of buying and selling Land to, and inducing
immigrants to the State of Virginia.
Land Owners Capitalists, SC, are invited to
co. operate with us, by subscribing literally in
money or land, which will with our organlza-
ton prove profitable facilitate immigration to,
and the settlement Of a large area of uncutiva,,
ted lands in the State. The books are opened
for subscription at the office Of the Company.
100, Prince street, Alexandrla.
w. II. MARBURY,
Secretary and Treasurer.
JOHN S. BARBOUR, Prest.
r. A. Brewis, ..t
, g. +. Suttle
& G. Wedderburn,
II. B. Sweony, D;roctore
j. w. Burke,
Andrew Jamiest n, ..
Julius Dienelt,
T. n, Rarker. oct 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-27

TXTRA FLOUR of Valley brands always on
ia hand, and for sale by
GWIN, BECKHAM s. Co,
4 nov eff SO King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-27
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

n NOTICE 10 IHE @ FUbhAo'
Without making useless haranguo, l will
say to my friends and the public that l am now
prepared tosupply all Of their wants in the way
of STOVES. II is time lost to undertake to
look for anything better than can be found in
my store. nave something new in the way of
HEATING STOVES, which cannot be sur
passed in style, or beauty Of design. To one
and all will say that whatever sell warrant
to answer the purpose l sold it for. | therefore
invite my country friends to call and examine
my stock of COOKIN G and HEATH G
STOVES before purchasing elsewhere, conf
dent that they will not 60 away displeased.c l
would also enumcrate amongst my stock fine
lot Of TIN WARE, of my own manufacture,
and made by very experienced w9rkmen; also,
TIES, Fruit Cans, Fine Japanned and Plan
ished Ware and Chamber Sets. to which, /
would call the attention of the public. Coffee
Urns, Ten Urns, Waffle Irons, Childrcn's Toys,
and fne lot of Block Tin Ware and other ar.
ticles which are too numerous to mentIon.-
Thankful for past patronage l hope to have
continuance Of tho same.
f. GRIMES,
san 11-2aWtf No. 49, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-27
$1,000. 900 IN ~ATcHES' Tee

FOR SALE ON THE POPULAR
m;s ON E PRICE 7 l. A N. ~eA
GIVING EVERY PATRON
HANDSOME AND RELIABLE WATCH
For the low Price Of Ten Dollars
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE,
And not to be Paid for unless perfectly sat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-27

TH O M STON Ii NJ E.
100 casks fresh THOMASTON II 3, tor
sale by LEWIS MCh b,
iv II Union street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-27

5CHOULDERS and Breast Pieces Bacon, re-
y ceived day and for sale low by
dec6 j. c. MILBURN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-27

~O0 BBLS NO. / EXTRA FLOUR, in store
~ and for sale by
a AVERY s. DAVIDSON,
dec s 226, King street, cor. Alfred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-27

A PPLE CIDER, (sweet, received to-day,
n and for sale by }. q. MlLBURN,
de ID Opposite the Market
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-27

DROOAS, Buckets, Tubs and Baskets, receiv
ID cd and for sale by
$ nov Is j. Y. MIlLB y n N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-27

DURE GROUND SPICES for sale by
dec j. G. MILBURN.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-04-10

graves Of my kindred. These ties, however,
are strong enough to keep alive in my heart
warm interest in my State, and they are
suillcient to make me strive always to pro-
mote her welfare. This motive, alone,
brought me here to-day, for il was not until
the Chairman OF your Committee urged me
to come upon the ground, that could thus
do good to my people and to his" that 1
consented to address you. TRUST that these
expectations may not be disappointed. and
that the spirit which has animated this meet
ing will spread over the whole South. /
trust that hereafter there may be mutual
kindness. iorbearance and cooperation be.
tween all classes OF our people.
The movement you have commenced to-
day, is destined to exercise great influence
over the whole country. Apart from the
political Importance OF your meeting, and
looking at your action in an aspect purely
personal, cannot but be greatly gratifed
al the confidence you have reposed in me.
IL i but another evidence of tina. life .Iong
Kindness shown by your people 10 myself;
Kindness which gladly reciprocate.
From many OF you | have met not only
Kindness, but affection. | cannot forget
now faithfully some Of your people clung
10 me through all the periis and privatiuns
ol the war. | cannot forget that It was one
Of you, who was always amongst the first at
my side when | was wounded, and the last
to leave me. Such affection is not often
met with, nor Is il easily forgotten, and
while | have crust Of bread It shall be
shared with this weil-trIed, mis- true, this
rusty friend. | thank you again for this
expression Of your confidence in me. pray
tina. God vail direct your counsels, and
that lie will prosper you in all worthy aims.
l trust that your people will become lJen-
tihed IN feelings, purposes and hopes. as
they are In interest, with the South, and,
acting harmoniously with Us. We may To-
sether De able 70 bring once more to our
distracted land, peace, happiness aud pros
perity.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-04-10
Mr.. PEABODY,s GIFTS.

There have been many inquiries lately
made as to the amount of Mr.. Peabody 5 gifts
for various charitable purposes. The fol-
lowing j. believed to be correct list Of
Tie dnnstions made by the benevolent mil
lionsire during the last few years:
The London poor including sx change, $l,sOO,OOO
Baltimore. for Institute, 1000 900
Baltimore Historical Society, 10000
Boston Historical Society, 10000
South Danyers, 100000
Danvers, $4,000
Newhurypon, $4,000
Gearge;swn, (Miss) for church and library, $4,000
Georgetown. ID. c., $4,000
Library in Vermont, 5000
Yale College, l5000O
Harvard College, $4,000
Kenyon College, $4,000
Phillips Academy, $4,000
Salem Eist India Company, Lecture Room
and Museum. 100000
Grinnell Expedition. 10000
Recent donation te the South. which m ay be
increased by the Mississippi bonds, 100000
His family connections, in trust, 100000
The Grinnell expedition was the memo
rable voyage Of DR.. Kane TO the Arctic Sea,
for which Mr. Grinnell, Of New York, fur
nshed The vessel, and Mr.. Peabody con.
tributed $4,000 towards the expenses.
The donation 70 the poor Of London is con-
sertrd al the current rate Of exchange AZ
the time it was made into American csr-
rency. The value Of the Mississippi bonds
given the South is not here set down, bu.
their par value, with annual interest, is
81 100000. The total of the donation in
the above list is s6.lS5, 900, which the
Mississippi bonds NAV il crease TO 81 1885,
600. OI this sum all but Sl,5OO.O0O has
been contributed for public purposes. II is
understood shat Mr. Peabody has provided
for every relation Of his now living; the
mos; distant receiving S50.OOO. aud those
nearer 10000 each, aud we think il can
be safely said there is not on record an in
stance .of greater public and private be-
uevolence by any private citizen Of any
country ia the world than that furnished in
the princely gifts Of George Peabudy.
Phiia. ledger.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-09-26
S ? | G. E-B @ X.

h'"y"rs mouths are like turnpike gates,
open for pay.
IT," two Kings that rule 10 America
Joking aud Smoking.
Miss R, speaking Of nious,aches
said, she always set her face aga,ns, them.
y vocalist SAYS lie conli sing WAY
Down Od Tar River" if he could onl,
get the piteh. ....
PRAYER tina, has no faith in /, is like ,
human body without a soul in it, is
dead. .a"... ,...
Mr.. Snooks saws ,l,e reason. he does no,
marry IL, that bis honse isno, large enough
to contain the Consequences. .r ..
Usually. the worst Of men nave most
Of all outward things. and the best of men
lave least OF earth, though mos, Of Lesv.
en-.
What is tho difference between bsr'
bar and rhotherl One has rszors to
shave, aud tho Other las shavers 10
faiEe.
Be not aggressive in your expression.
Of regard; dog is never N 70 trouble.
some tina" when he springs joy yfulIy at bi.
masters coming. ." ". .'.' 's'
Josh Billings saws: If you trade with
ayankee, steal his jack knife drs,; for if
he gets TO whiting. you are gone 10 spite
ofthunder.
Carlyle, in bis advice TO young fhen,
says: III you doubt whether to kiss a
pretty girl, give her The benefit Of the.
doubt.
The lifferonce hetween a fnnla and q
postage stamp is thus d-fnsd One you
lick with a stick. The olhe, you stick
with lick. ..u....s.....r .....
A lady arriving in Washington, sspisd
the dome Of the Capitol. and inquired
rs that ths ghss worksF' ... .'rHrt ..
Yes said a bystander, for the nation
Lucy Stone once said "There is cot
tob in tho ears OF man, and hope in the
bosom of women. Lucy made mistske
and go, the cotton in the wong place.
A punstsr SAYS: My name ;s sumer
set. AM a miserable old batchelor !
cannot marry for how could hope TO
prevail on young lady possessed Of the
slightest notion Of deicscy to ,ufu sum
merset.
A sharp taking lady vas Fsprored by
her husband, Who requested her to keep
her tougue 10 her month. my dear"
responded tho wife, sits against tho law
10 carry concealed weapons." This is 10
sccordance With Geue,al SickIes' order.
II your fender sister, while tendsr'y
engaged ia a-teHdsr conversation with
her tender sweethpsr, asks you to briog
ber q glass Of waier from an adj piping
room, you can start on the srtaud, but
you need not return. You will no, be
missed-,hsts certain; we've sseu il
tried. Don't forget tbis, little boys.
Under The bead ofhPo.iiissly the ,s..
oftbe Long skWts this season, Punch
gives the foliowihg: no.,es: "oh. how
tiresomsi Somebody must be standing
on my dress Would YOU jus, run down
stairs and see who Il is, Mr. Brown"
A wrsu An !risSmsn Who found Ia
the street a bill Of fare Of a recent dinner.
discovered therein the information Of
oysters cooked IN champagne" zone oftbs
dishes serted. "Bsd.d, says Pat, draw.
ing hs sleeve scro.s bic ,hiisty mouth,
II wish. 1 wai an oysIsr."t "a ) .7.aa.
E.-C.- re IF Kf.f
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THE ORPHAN ASYLUM.

au Ok TT-t IL r !, = =
This il the Wait .
That l'esin the house .hst jack san:.E1i
RusssELERs: 80 .T'E.at ,'.r. .5 .
These are the Pat. rs .'g!siss--ti p -..-.a
That "re eating The malt ''s
That lies IN tue, hoase tha. Jack bulk, e. .-I
TEaYERaScE. 49, O" .H 49, .a.. .: ...
Thtsis the Cut s.'a '....# 4. ..
That Ia kning the rnts . .H. . 30 ...
Thatare eating the malt 49, -rs 600 o.
That lies In the house that Jack built.
Licksst '. ~''
This is tue Deg o.. ~. .,.,'.g b. ....
That is worrying tho cat .-.
That is killing thn. rata
That are eating the NAL.
fhat ies in the house shs. Jack built,
CHARTr7: ,.,......., .I.-... .
This is the Cor, with crunplcd horn,
That IL tossing the dog
That IA Worrying the cat .4l t..- ..-r
That is killing the rats
That ore eating the malt .r ..-...
That lies in'tlre heuse TINT jack built.
DRuXKARDs' DAUoHrERs: .r.....r ......
These arc the Maidtms, all forlorny ..3 O.
That are milking tho COW with TIE crumplod
horn
Tha: il tossing the 10y "..
That IA worrying the cat "
THAT il killing th;, rats ..s. ... .r
That arc eating IN 9 malt .. .. ....r
That lies in the house that Jack built.
DNcHEARps:
These are the Men all tattered and torn.
III" fathers Of maid"ne all forlorn
That ar" milking the COW with tho crumpled
horn '''
That is tossing the dog
That is worrying. the cat
That il killing the rata
That are ca t'g the malt
TIrnt lies in the horTse that Jack built.
VIOLATIONS oF THE EXCISE Law: .
Thrs" are tho LcccheS the Objects of scorr
That nr" robhing the men all tattersd and
torn, ..f
The hth"rs Of maidCns all foriorn
That arc milking the COW with the crnmple,l
horn
That Is tossing Tho dog
ThatiS wor vim" TIE cat
TNat IL killing thc rats
That ar" eating the malt
That lies in the house that Jack buiI,.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-09-26
~ PROSPECIUS ,,
OF THE
CHRkTIiN NEfGIfBOR, J..

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S 7 EV + rs II 0U Sc,
81, %, Is & 81 Broad way, New York.
Opposite Bmcling Green
ON TIE EUROPEAN PLAN.

HaHH STEVENS HOUSE il we'll and widely
= known TO tho travelling public The
location il cspcciry suitable to merchants aud
business mcn; 1t is IL close proximity to the
business pn't oi III" city il ON tl," highway OF
= uth"u ntd Western tavel--ani Aiic.nt to
all the prir c'Pai Eni, Cai auI steamboat drpots-
TTs .-t"ycrs lousr has liberal accommodate tou
'or Owe" 3''o Vur>t4--jt IS we'll turui>hcd aud
Tussr-s,s evu,g UOLrvn Improvement tor tho
comfort and er' - t,iumrut OF i's inmates The
roo - '.rr s}r'rlrns 'nd well veutiatcl--provid-
ed with Ers and wptGr-thc attendance il
prompt and r"sp"rtful--aud the tablets Ecner.
"N~iN iaovdrd with every drhcacy OF the sea-
'Ur-rt wnd,Igi" rn,cS.
tre' ruour, having cen rcfnrniskcd andre
modelled, We are enabled TO offer extra facilities
tor tie comfort aud pleasure 81 our Guests.
GEO. X. CHASE & CO..
Jun" -, 1S&I-6ur. froTric,cr1.
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S2OO.OuO

'lO.2oO shares, Amounting to 100000
Certificates d these shares will be en-.
closed 10 envelopes rSsctiy mike, seized .p,
mixed t"gGIhrr, num bered on tho Out. de
aud deposited in boxes. ANY person send
Eg So cents can order any nuu.ber he may
choose. If be is pleased with what the
certihrat" calls for, he can en- send $500
and ublnn DEED for the la I'd, no mat,
ter what it my b., whether a lot worth
from s. TO 30; ur - f,vn worth frn III 500
/" - 600 Al! M,Iii> worth over /, 900 will
[ be- redeemed ~ gr"cnb 'rks, should Il b.
preferred, SUBJECT to deduction Of 30 per
cent. Any nJmbar Of shares can be taken
bv individuals. Clnbs will be received at
10 per cent oisc onut Address with mon
ey and stamp enclosed fr reurn postage.
T. BAUDER.
Rappahannock City, Cnlpepr, Co. Va,
via Pine View, Fauquier Co Va.
p, S-Rappahn7nork chv il in the
midst of the ~GoII Region" in Cnlpeper
Coupty, ,aui Clifton the "Ol Region" in
BncbaDap county. on Louisa Fork OF Big
Sandy River. The -hares are sold so
cheap TO irdnce settlement,
Sept. 49, 1857 .s...... 3m.
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THE
Southern Chri>ti,n Advocate
1867.
THINTIEIH VOLUME.


THIS WE'LL KNOWN REl,iGiOUS
i family n"wsDap-r. comm"n.ci ils Thlr
tieth V1lunie in Isnrory 1867, undrr he
-dilorIa! contro. If III" Rev r.. IT, MYERS,
ID. ID, who h"s conducted it for the past
twelve years
Drvo,cd to Religion and the interest, of
the Church "f Crrist-dn organ OF The
helhudl-t Episc"pn, Church South, IN ihe
So"ta eastern Sa'r--of high literary
character having among its con,rIbutors
aud coTeSpnhd :nts may e the most emi.
men, dv!nrs is that Chhr,h. arif uiSing due
auenuon 10 -vcrr Question of ,iubiic i'm
port"nur, ~ facts i'll Scirnce and Art TO the
News. to ho Markets.. e;c,. etc We deem il
the Uery paper for The Family. where but
one paper Is token, ani worthy Place
with The best, where sevrral are taken
BIS drs, il 10 rnpha tirnllv the paper for
the p"ur man. (aui sucn we all are now
f'r IT'S Oh .aPsr, ~, le and SIZE o"n-idrre {,
Than aHy paper in the Southern States.
A, me iIum OF OK ClstvC country Ad
verMsiBg ii n the best payer IN the Inuih
Eat, having a wido "a g Of ,hculstion.
and a large list o. ssbs,ribe-- in Sonth
Carolina, GrC'ga, Fiori' a 4 A.abamai
Any person srninE $50 90, sui bs ont;
led 10 copy OF lLe paper Tor one year,
for this service.
These wishing to snb'crihe may remit
by mail. or nuph to the II, a est Inriner,nt
p'eEhrrrfthe Hrth' d lt tprrop.I CbuIen
SCuth, al of' whom are Agents for The pa
per .- ..-,.
TsEMS :-Tnrce DnIlars FIR one year;
Ia" Doiiars far eight monIn; One Dollar
for ur month. ... .. ...k
Inr irigbly. Cash IN Advance when thr
:n"ney IS eAhuu tod; the paper is disconIln
u, d
Addte" J. w BURKE & co, ~
Sept 1867, Macon. Ga.
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TIE CLEANER
PR OSP ECTuS
or Tus CuARLEsroS SEMI WEEKLY AND
WEEKLy News.


The publishers oi the Chnrl.ste Daily
News have iuuch pleasure ip ininrrning lhs
public that tie ti',t nnnbcr OF their long
promised Semi Weekly edition will 6s
issued on SATURDAY, the 30 OF November.
and viii be rcgnlariv published tAerrafter
on Wednesdays and SATURDAY.
IA ms br"n before stated II viii he the
"ndeagor of the Publi4hcrs to make IN,
p"per in "Terr way worthy O. the public
patronage. 1t ~in coHttn q variety 10
mtsr consisting OF stones, literary news,
ihIndy gossip, etc, which will not be found
/" The Daiy,Nnnd ~ili haic all The editorial.
and news or fi'eret Transferred from that
'sHne. The market rePorls Will I've full and
Thc WeCtlS edition Of the Meas vii,
also be couWenced on Sunday Mprning.
the n or Nhye.nber, and will be issued
rgn' 'arft thetssf Or evoiy sunday morning
THIS pape: will be entirely ori 9insl N itself,
5snd viii be made up indsprndont OF tbs
dther editions II viii rofrninl the latest
,eieg'aphic. news from all parts of the couu.
ny, 'bosides having Interesting seleciious.
7storeS, literary items aud book rsviews,
gossip. late market reports, City aud State
items, etc etc.
Tsrmsaof S"mi Weekly :. SIS 90 a year.
Ierms ofNteskiyI...-s. ~ SO 90 wear.
: No Subscription will 6o received unless
accompanied with tho cash. 80 ~
,CATilcART, MCMILLAN Il moRTo
I -D,''' 90! "So 'lB nasns stssvt. =.
November i,'8e Charieeton, >. @.
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n. r. Y,.aDvEkTIsEMENTs.
RENLNGTONS
T | r h A Il NJ S ;.

SOLD BY TIE TRADE GENERALLY,
A LIBERAL DiscoUN- 70 DEALERS.
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Empire Sewing Machine Cd,

Principal Office, 6I6 BvoaipIy, NeD York
A kBaT impros emant In Se wing Ma
W chimes. 70 Empire Shuttle, Crank No!
tiod Sewing Nachine Ivis thu- rendered
n"isele.s'in action Its motion being isli
PositiSs' IL snor liable 70 Go, o,as of order.
IL is the best Family Machinei- No,lde is
called TO our nsS md Improved Man ufao
.tarng Nachine. fer Tailers and Boot and
IShos FILTERS Agents wanted, 10 whom
'ioerah dseonnt will be given. No Con-
signossae- made. g.lav.f. 4
EAPlRE SEWING MACHINE co.
Dc. s,'es-iy, n.srri y - -
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JOD WORK

VIII he executed withnratncss and dispatch
and on a'COu mointiug terms
GS- THE CASH Tor Advertising and job
Work will hc required ~ all nistarrcs u. soon
ns TIA" work - roTrir'"f. 'WfAt,u orders 10
se'"r" attention, must be accompanied with
the ca-h.
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q HOMESTEAD FOR SIS.
IN VIRGINIA.
DO Farms and 10000 Building Lots

NV - 80 N@aS SHN Ao'oOo AOls
For Sale
M The Gold and OIL Reg;0ss ia Viro;nio
To b" sold in Shares, al 81, each AS follows:
J farm az 100 acres,
containing cGd tD;ge, valued at Sa5. 900
farm of 81 acres,
containing coal oil, valued at 10000
farms vi 90 acres each
containing gold ore, $1,000 each, Is 900
D iIIms of 40 acres each,
containing cont or "il. 81 900 each, 10 900
10 iatmS uf 20 acres rNri,
containing coal or oil, 600 each, 10000
20 farm ul 10 ncrr> each
containing cpal" oil, $500 each, 10000
100 hsT. OF , acres e,ch
containing co'I dr.oIl, 500 each, $4,000
400 Ropp,npuu"ck citv fnis.
400 bv 100 Zee. cach, $50 piece, $4,000
100 I'm nppHhann"ck c,ly lots,
100 bv 100 feet each. $40 a piece, is, 600
400 Rappshnnnork city lots, To-. ..'.
p SO bv 100 feet each, SO piece, 5000
800 Rrppnhannock city lots. ..
25 by 100 feet each, $40 piece, 5000
5000 Clifton lots,
25 by 100 iect each, SO piece, 10000
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PRINCIPAL AGENTS.
W0o'e a. Nhhol-. New York.
WIN Read ~ Son, Bu-Inr,.
loa &. Gr"Sb. & Co, Phinde> phin.
ronltn'Y & rrimble, q. Baltimore.
llrnrv Folsom & Co. New Orleans.
Jorn-om. Speurvr II Co, r Chicngo.
l. VI. Ramsey, " Co, ST. Louis.
Albert = Crane, San Francisco.
June II, City. ..