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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1867-01-04

evening last, st Johns day, was cele-
brated by Bedford Lodge, No. $40 A.
Y. NJ, by banquet at the Mengel
House. After the singing of an ap-
propriate hymn and the asking of a
blessing, She fraternity sat down to a
splendid supper to which they did am
pie justice. The entertainment was
truly a magnificent one After the
cloth was removed, the following toasts
Z We're given and responded to:
BY DR.. c. n. Hickol "Our Ancient
Fraternity" Responded to by Rev.
S. KepIer.
BY j. Palmer: 1.-THE Cardinal Vir-
tue of our Order, Brotherly Love-"
Responded to by Rev. A. VIC. Schenck.
BY Rev. a. V. C. Schenck: ''The la
dies of our land" Responded to by
DR.. G. n. Hickok.
By J. L. Lewis: "Our W0rshipful
Master" Responded to by DR.. C. n.
HicllOk.
BY DR.. S. G. Statler: "Our Senior
Warden" Responded to by J. L.
Lewis.
BY II. T. Irvine: ''Our Junior War
den.' Responded TO by 3. F. Meyers.
By b. z. Meyers: "Our retiring Sec
retary." Responded to by r. w. Berk-
stresser.
NBy Rev. S. Kepl er: "The Ladies of
Bedford" Respo nded to j. Palmer.
BY ---: "TIle Ladies of the Men
gel House" Responded to by II. W.
Fisher.
BY Rev. Il. V. c. Schanci: "Our
oder, pur e as the water; may it be-
come as useful and as universal"
Drank standing and in silence.
Af,o the following toasts: ''Our Alb
sen { Brothers," drank standing; "Our
W eQerable Brother, Mai. L. TaIiaferro,"
responded to by three cheers; "Our
Host"
After the singing Of Aymn and the
benedictiOn, the fraternity dispersed.
a LUCKY FELLOw.-Our friend
( Traugh, ofthe Hollidaysburg Standard,
\ has received as Christmas presents,
1. ga fine fat turkey, of the female
4 persuasion !" .. "a whopping turkey,
of the male persuasion;" 3. A box of
inc cigars; 4. Gan elegant pair of
steel st1ateS;'' 5. ~ beautiful and ca
paciOus pOcket-book." How we envy
ihe fellows good fortune! For the
skates and the pocket-bOok, Especially
he latter we wouldn't have much use;
)ut the turkeys, of whatever ''persua-
ion," are a nice thing in a family, and
4 ewOuld much rather p1,tE those prime
,igars than some other things we Wot
IF. But we console ourselves by the
'ehectiOn that next to our individual
E elves, Traugh is the man who de-
X Frves just such presents.
P.S. Since the above was written,
We have been made the recipient of
Z Inc specimen of the genus turkey, pre-
E iented to Us by our friend, Capt. J. B.
Helm. We now begin to have some
s dea OF the feelings which must have
'eigned in the bosom of the aforesaid
Fraugh when he was overwhelmed
with those Christmas gifts.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1867-01-04

WE read in the Journal Of Health
That people must not "cuddle up" in
bed during this winter weather, if they
wish TO keep healthy.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1867-01-04

THE wool growers are in q high ag
itation at the proposed reduction on
Wool-from quadrupeds, not cOlored
bipeds-they say that it win send all
their sheep to the shambles.
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TXCHANGE HOTEL.

4JXCHANEE HOTEL,
n HUNTINGDON, Pa.
The undersigned would respectfully announce
that they have leased the above named hotel for
term of years. The house is delightfully."- situated,
convenient to the Penna Railroad Depot and wcll
arranged and adapted for public hotel The
proprietors intend that their table shall not be
second to thai OF any country hotel and their bar
vail always be provided with the choicest liquors.
A share of the public patronage is respectfully So
Iicted FEE 6 AULTZ
Hnntinrlnn. pn LIN 4 1857 -Iv
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d r E S S G. O O D S,


French Mcrines plaid wool deLaines, AIpacas,
Muslin deLaines, Ginghams, Calcos, Carton Flan-
nel Frannells Opera and plaid Flannels Cloths for
coats and sacks Ladies' and Children's FURS,
Sacks, Coats, Cloaks and Shawls; Breakfast Shawls
Sontags. Woolen Hoods, &c; Balmoral and Hoop
SKIRTS. and Corsets; Ladies' and Gentlemen;s
Kid GLOVES, Ladies' buckskin Gauntlets. cloth
and feece-lined Gloves, for ladies and children;
Lace and Grape Wells, Barege and Grenadne
for Wells Pocket Handkerchiefs Neck-Ties,
Combs, Brushes, Soaps. PERFUMERY. Eureka
Hair Restorative, Mrs. Hills Hair Restorative
DRESS TRIMMINGS, WIGANS AND BUTTONS.
Also, all kinds of Notions and Toys. Also the very
best made and finest Ladies' and Children;s
SHOES that can be bought in Philadelphia.
Mrs. MOWRY is determined to sell her Goods
and do her work CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.
She hopes her friends and patrons will call and ex-
anime her stock as she is satisfied that they will
recommend themselves, in QUALITY and PRICE, to
refined tastes and good Judgment. nv2m3
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3eal estate Salfs.

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALF.-
I The undersigned offers for ssle his House
and Lot, on the railroad near Bloody Run. The lot
contains 4t acres the house is twostory building
in good repair. For particulars inquire Of Mey-
ers Dickerson DANIEL HELTZELL. /.
dec7w4#
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1867-01-04

GPLENDID FARM FOR SALE
~ miles from Bedford. containing ONE HUN
DRED AND FIFTY ACRES, l25 acres under cul
tiyation, half creek bottom well warered; excel
lent Brick House and Frame Barn; plenty of good
timber; convenient to schools, churches and mills.
v i'll be sold at a bargain. Inquire of
MEYERS & DICKERS0N,
oct25f Bedford, Pa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1867-01-04
MEXICAN NEWS,

NRw ORLEANS, January 2.--The Imperial
Mexican decree of December 18th orders Il new
enrolment of real aud personal estate with view
to taxation, the tax to DO payable brweun tho lst
and 10th Of each month.
Maximilian il fully established ut Puetla city.
The Council has issued IN address of welcome.
Tho Cabinet is still engaged on the proposed MI
tionnl Congress but no details have transpired.
The French Minister and VI. Castlemnn are also
Mt Pueb!a.
a sanguinnry conflict had taken place at the
bridge of Ixta Tho Imperislists suffered severely,
their colonel being prisoner and a whole company
missing, The lmperisliss had captured and shot
one Colonel Bravo and three Liberal chi"f-
NEW YoNX, Jan. 1.-The steamer Eagle from
Havana 10Th of December. has arrived. A letter
SAYS that the news from Mexico is more important
than any received for some timc
The steamer Florida left Vera Cruz on tho 18th
with LOO Fronch and full cargo of arms and am-
muniton.
A French war vessel arrived at Vera Cruz on the
18th from New ORLEANS with cable dispatch from
Napoleon, saying that transports would arrive in
January, and that he expected tho troops 10 DO
aboard within three weeks nfter the arrival Of the
transports.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1867-01-04
FROM EUROPE-BY CABLE.

49,
Paris, Jan. 3-Noon.-lnc non'few OF to-dn
editoriay announces That tho entire body o
french troops Will surely nave lett Mexico by TN
MADRiD, Jan; "-Hooh'-SlhFshali HcrFa1o ma,
been arrested. Is supposed tnat he IL iihphcaieo
IN INC fccenty uisco'cfed plot lor an lnsurFoctior
IN Sp"'n.
po, T., N,o, r.,,o ;.,,,, ~. .,;..
in this city has Issued proclamation calling for M
early rising OF the inhabitants against tho authori
dom of Italy.
VIENNA, January 3.-Ihe Austrian Government
has called special session OF the Richsratch, t.
consider the question 81 Amending the constitution
LONDON, January g. Noon.--Consols are casio,
to-day, and are quoted at s0jI for money. L. S
Gve-twenties arc quoted at 73la.
1,o, 1, w..
IL I'm WIZ '''A,. =, ~ III 'ot'ou !Eal-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1867-01-04
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW York, Jan. 3.-CottoI is active; snles
5000 bales; uplands 3511c.; Orleans 361ac: Flour
Southern firm; State and Western loaloc high.
er. Wheat frmer. Corn lc. higher; sales at all3
al.l5T. Pork heavy, new mess closing at s2l %
cash. Lard unchanged. Coffee quiet. Sugar steady.
Rico dull. Naval Stores dull. Turpentine 65a6Ic
Rnsin si3las9. Sterling firm at 9Aas}G. Gold
1874 Freights dull and declining; corn, by sail,
2Ifd. Coupons of 81, l07N ditto of '62. l06T /;
ditto of '65. 1853; new issue, lO31s l0.i0s 99N;
Treasures l05; North Carolina sxes, new, 81.
NEW YORK, January 3.-Tho New York Com
n,ercial says that the money market is unchanged
The applications for loans arc not active and dis
counts quiet Decline on rate for call loans antici
pated. Sterling firm at ess. Government stocks
arc firm, but only moderately active. There is a
disposition among some foreign bankers to buy old
Five-twenties, upon the superstition that gold will
advance. Stocks generally arc more active, with
some irregularity in prices. Gold advanced to 1885,
At IN auction sale to-day OF coal prices were lower
steamer coal, 81 62a4 81; stove, s. 55a5 go.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1867-01-04
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, January 1.-The December state
,nent of tho public debt will not 10 ready for pub
LEGATION till tho 5th 9Th. II is understood that
over ono million of dollars pail last month TO
Southern claimants for cotton captured and confiS-
Gated during tho war, and claimed to have been IL
legally taken. Tho gold in the treasury is $685.
100000.
WASHINGTON, January 3-The Committee on
Post Offices and Post Roads will report bill on
Friday for government telegraph line from this
city TO New York, unanimously recommending its
passage. The Postmaster General is preparing an
elaborate report of the working of Government
lines in other countries.
Judge Grier il still unable TO attend the session
Of the Supreme Court. The announcement of the
test oath decision is again postponed.
It is understood that the mission Of Hon. Frod.
Seward in the steamer Don is to purchase tho bay
of Samona, in Hayti.
Tho Conversational excursionists have nrrved.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1867-01-04
ID II. MAURY j. co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE, VA. +,
IN FULL OPERATION.
tl,HIS TINT. INsrlruIIuS

THIS TIME HOSOKED INSTITUTIONS II
one more in -uccer'iul operation, with Full!
CORPS OF PROFESSORS. Th" chairs Of The --v"ni
Schools are lirr! by able and experienced m" 1iIt"
ar. iiv. literary ani scientific schools, viz OF ANCIENT
LANGUAGES. MATHEMATICS, CHEMISTRY ard
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and MODERN LANGUAGES. In addition 10 u"
above the Bcar ri Trustees have established 1ch"o! "
COMMERCIAL SCIENCE, with III. vicw Of gstn.
Ia the young men Of hr country IL BCSlA ESS Epu-
CATION.
To graduates in oil ,hcac schools, Diplomas gIar;'
and The degrees OF Bachelor Of Arts and Master o -ir!s
ar. conferred upon students who accomplish "ciI"n
co,lr.r. The high grade Of scholarship formerly rrlGi'r!
If si maintained. We have II full I'll EMlCAi. and
PHILOSOPHICAL APPARATUS; for tic illustration
of the subjects taught.
The location of the Collr1,,. IL unsurpassed for m.
and grniity. il II situated midway between ilp rn"n
talns and the seahoarl AMI during career "f thirty
three, years, and will; thousands OF youn. ncn In a"rd
,nc: Their" has never been dealt; arising from mdirit
or other local cause. We profess trc,' y": m"'
No; only mentally AMI morally hu, I.yac'iIy al'".
BOARD Is sINrtEN DOLLARS PER MoSTil.
Tuition from $40 10 500, according 10 thu: num"r 81
se!o,s attended. $3.50 will cover cxpcri-'s Of s-"'',
tickets for ;hree schools naturalization sis. contingent
truh .oE tCll nlsnlha.
Rooms in the College free OF charge, bu; TIC stmi,,
provides his own furniture, fuel and lights Young
who preparing for the ministry and hu-e diaiI! iI
Do ills who unable Ia pay their tuition, will lie.
allowed 10 attend any AL Of the schools free Il" cs,c.
This College II situated near Boy,!:un the couniy t't-
vi Mccklenhurg county, Va
Arrangements mndc 10 TRANSPORT Students iraa
Ridgway Depot, Oh the Raleigh and Weldon Railroad.
whilst conveyance leaves Roanoke station, the itch
monl anil Dn.lvlc Railroad, on Mondays, Wednesdays
ind Fridays, AMI The Wolf Trap Depot, on III" sr''r
road, Tuesdays, ThurSlnys AMI Saturday..
We soiic, liberal patronage from Maryland. Erha'n
and North Carolina, from the West, Suuti and South
west.
Students will hr receives. at any Time The second term
will commence the nth dry OF February x:. Young
will be received AMI prepared for the ColI-." rr."r
For further particulars adrc-s the undersigned nj l'yd
ton, Mecklcnburs county, Va
TIIOS C. JOHNSON,
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THE NEW ORLEANS RIOT. &C

NEW YORK, JAM 2.-The correspondence bo-
tween Gov Wells of Louisiana, and Gen. Sheridan
is published. Gov. Wells requested reinforcement
under Gen. Grants Order No. A, and the punish
inent of the rioters by military commission Gen.
Sheridan replied that he would do az requested when
no thought it was necessary.
Collector Kellogg and Gov. Wells *ero before
the Committee to-day, which closes its labors and
will leave for Washington this evening.
Tho steamer Morning Star, bound to Now York,
has been aground at the Southwest Pass since
Saturday.
Gen. Price and his three daughters have arrived
from Cordovn, Mexico.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1867-01-04
MARINE NEWS.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 3.--Arrived schooner Hettie
Cnmle, from Richmond.
Tho steamer Somerset sails Tomorrow for Liver
p"nl, and the steamer liborty for Havana and Now
Orleans.
rho steamer Appold reports thors Is no ice below
North Point and that tho track is open from here
on York Spit passed bark Parthena from Rio
bound up.
NEW YonK, Jan. 3.-Arrived, steamer Niagara
from Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1867-01-04
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 3.-Cotton firm; middng up
lands 81 cents Flour Quiet and firm high grades
scarce; prices nominal. Corn dali ; white % eta,
yellow 9G CO. Oats co cts Provisions very dull ;
mess pork 500 50; bacon shoulders Ike sid es
12hc: hogs SIS 50 10 sS -. Coffee firm: Rio l6
to iSIc, gold. Sugar dali and unsettled. Whiskey
very Irregular several lots sold as low az 81 so to
81 30. Socd--smal enquiry; clover So to 50 Is !;
timothy nominal; fax 81 20 TO 81 IS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1867-01-04
s:NJoRrH AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE

l< CDMtAN1, Or Ne" lpHk.
This Company having COMPLIED with the requirements
OF the law OF the State OF Viria BY drposng the
cessaiy bonds with the Treasurer OF the State has esnh
shad an agency in this city mud is prepared 70 Issue
Policies OH more favorable terms for INSURANCE than
any other Company In the United States
The plan of the Company is on the basis Of mutual IT,
terr.t and management
Its Policies are indsputable Immediately acr issue,
and arc payable on simple proof Of death.
Thirty days grace allowable in payment Of premium,
and'the Policy held good during that time.
credit of one-third Of table nate be had desired
Amount Insured In 1885, s7362o0 co. income OF year
1864 100000 Dividends annual and appedat option Of
Pocyholder either TO increase insurance reduce pre-.
MUM or paid In money preferred. No restrictions in
travel residence the ordinary cmpoyrnenss, in any
part Of the United States or Europe.
This Company will afford financial accommodations TO
Policy holders who suffer Temporary embarrassment
hy lending, pledge o. the Policy greater than
the annual premium.
OrrlcE ~ DryAL'S DsuGSroRg, No. sO7 MAIN STREET,
rSpER Sro:swooo lluTEL.
ROBT. D. MINOR, Agent.
Dr.. JAMES F. HARRISON, Medical Examiner.
5App;ica,ions be male IN r. D. MINOR, Mr..
MAC. DUVAI. DR.. JAS. +. HARRISON, Mr. r. Dr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1867-01-04
AFFAIRS IN MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE. January g.. Governor Swann's
message states that the resources of the treasury
for the fiscal year were s3,1!S.43S. The State has
have been negotiated. The total war expenditures
were si,2l2,470; the State debt is Sl0, 100, $780,
The number Of immigrants arrived since March is
900. Federal relations are discussed at length,
and tinkering with the Federal Constitution repro
hated.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1867-01-04
STEVENS OF THE RAMPAGE AGAIN.

WASHINGTON, jan. 3.-Thad. Stevens has called
up his bill reorganizing tho South. He SAYS Of
tho late decision Of tho Supreme Court: 81 will not
say it waa Infamous, hut that it is more dangerous
thnn the bred Scott decision" Congress must do
something TO protect the loyal eitzens against the
barbaraus of the South" He denounced Dr. Wat
son, of Virginia. as on infamous murderer released
under that decision.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1867-01-04

DESCRIPTIONS,
81 Liberty Street, n. u,
Dc 10 inform the public that they have jusi received
the nos: elegant, perfect, and accurate Watch ever in
trolurcd in tIi. market. The EXCELSIOR, bcauti
I'll extra ruics jcwced heavily Is Carat Gold Plated on
'ycl, nlniccnily cngra"c finely and richly Enameled
II ung. Cases, Patent Lever, genuine Dnnr.-ktnnr'
'i"ns, thoroughly regulated by The observatory and
w"rT"ted 10 w. the VI I'"s Ufrd TimrKecper A
superb nd mo-l reliable Wa,cl GENTS or ladyA size,
VIII u" st free to any address OH receipt Of go Or u
Prerit''' I'll H. scni, d., on receipt -! = hs part
payment.
Inc "'fh VII lie cent By Express. or mail regi"t"l'i'
20 'n III r. "roS, certainty of reaching their i's
''ha"h "'' '""'' the Express Company "r Post Office
ia III thr'r dny, We Ill send another watch Immediately
o'i'rs.f"r A"y Ki~o5 W'uicl.s Promptly and Faith.
fully Fm!fRsd.
DIP Liberal Terms i"Se Trade.
AtENIS.-Ne want gents in every town and
county in tlccoHnry and t1Ao,e acting -. sch liberal
Inducements will bc Offered.
Please send money ly Express tpn-,Oi Order or
B,nk prTs,) 10
DE 19EY g. CO.,
1ai-6md 3f Liberty ;treef, n. \.
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ESSPECIAL NOTICE.

=
RICHMOND SAVINGS BANK AND INSURANCE
COMPANY.
The following named gentlemen hive been appointed
agents and medical examiners TO represent this company
in LIFE INSURANCE Ia the places designated
j. L. Brown Esq, agent, and II. Latham, II. D..
medical examiner, Lynclburg, Va.
e. r. Jones, Esq, agent, and D. L. Cnbel, n. D.
medical examiner, Charlottesville, Va.
j. N. Woodward and W. y. Burnett, Esqs, agents,
md II. Fauntcroy, 81. D.. medical examiner Staun-
ton, Va
Thomas J. Davis E.tI agent, and j. T. Spencer, N.
D.. medical examiner, Farnvillc, Va.
CIns II. Cuthbert, agent, u. w. Lassltcr, medical
examiner Petersburg Va.
John =. Martin agent, T. Lindsey, II. D., medical
examiner, Scottsv!lc, Va
81 AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY COUNTY
IN TIE STATE.
JOHN B. DAVIS, President.
JOHN F. Z. POTTS. Secretary. dc lily
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1867-01-04

A Coon WoRx.-A number Of convicts were
employed on yesterday in clearing away the snow
from the walks of Capitol Square, thereby greatly
diminishing tho danger Of broken heads and disco
lated limbs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1867-01-04
A CURIOUS COMPLAINT IS THAT "LEvY
Tn STORE AND FOR SALE.

Tn STORE AND FOR SALE.
COO barrels REFINED SUGAR
30 hogsheads RAW SUGAR
loo boxes CHEESE
go reams WRAPPING PAPER
100 ta9s RIO COFFEE
so bags LAGUAYRA COFFEE
go hnrrcls assorted FLOuR-low graioI,
Anda full supply OF nil articles usually kept b, whole
saic G!oceTs.
&C az STOSE. WILSON Il FOSTEE
-uiWLS IN GREAT VARIETY. ALSO, y
y large stock handsome c:r'..r sc;s o: Ci:rr-
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EIELD, GRASS AND GARDEN Sc ED.
NOTICE TO TAx.PAYERS.-IS CoMp ri.


~ with ordinance Of the city OF Richmor d.
will attend ut my Office nj the City Hall, rem A. t. 10
= 81 from the 18th 20 the 3st OF pece b incluI i've,
10 receive the remaining half OF the CITY TASES de-
Quoting per cent thereon IRON .hos. hu PAID
half in June. JULIUS \. HOBSDS, &. C. r.
y. BThosc persons who have !,ii any por1is o!
their bills will lease cali during tie snc Tim. and Iay
the ii their taxes. O. wi: k,. 10 oopor.u nty
Of call them before n!vc--:: 1i.u:r rr-orr,:, FOR
sale. which will odd twcn:y cent. q stIa, TI.
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BRO. BETTELIN, President

VIRGINIA HIGH SCHOOL,
CULPEPER COURTHOUSE
c. f. LIGHTFOOT, Virginia Military Institute
o. +. GRINNAN, University Of Virg, -
The second scssion of this school will commence the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER NEXT.
Circulars stating terms and giving full "details ran bo
had BY applying TO either Of the above.
" 3l-H
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SALE OF A TRACT OF
L L L NJ M a ININl 1 ACRES IN tn l.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TRACT OF
~ LAND CONTAINING 800 ACRES IN FhE
COUNTY OF CUIPEPER
BY virtue OF drcrce of the Circuit Court ,d1
of Culpeper county, entered Oh the 10th dry -
of November 1885, In the suits OF Milun, &c. &
i. Men. &c. and Barbour, &cr Barbour, &c, W.
which rald were heart! together,
We, the undersigned Commissioner under -
sad DECREE WILL the 18th day ui February 1857, offer
for sale on thu premises tho highest bidder, Mt public
auction, the tract of land Of which Henry Me deceased
died porsrSset. known ~ FLEETWOOD, lying directly
upon the Orange nnh Alexandria Railroad, iear Brandy
Slilion containing fifteen hundred ncrcs Q,5O0 acres,
Tins L. of the most desirable! and valuable farms In
THIS whole section OF country.
Terms OF SALEEnougli cash will bc required OF The
purchaser purchasers pay the rosts VI the said suit
of Mlen sc. Men, &c, and the expenses Of th,.
proposed SALE md the balance In four ~ equal annual
with interest from the day Of sale. The pur'
chaser purchasers will be requind tn give bonds With
approved security therein, for the payment Of the pur.
chase money, and the title In said land will BE- retained
until the whole of the purchase money paid
The Commissioners empowered under said decree
10 sell said whole or In parcels Is they may
deem most JudIcous -
ID !. a aESIEEE' Commissioners.
de n1-Stawiw
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de- Its Prcriicnt T. NJ. Cnl!cg.
SIDNEY COLLEGE,, VIRGINIA

II -
The cghtysccond session of this College will com.
me,cc on THU RSDAY, THE 6rH OF SEPTEMBER,
and close on Thursday, tho 18TH Of June.
FACULTY:
REV. J. NJ. J.. ATKINSON, u. D., President and Pro-
fcasnr Of Moral Science and Political Economy.
CHARLES MARTIN, ~. NJ, Professor Of Greek Ian.
gua2e and Literature.
LEWIS l.. HOLLADAY, Professor of Physical Sci.
encc
WALTER BLAIR, A. NJ, Professor Of Latin Language
and Literature
Col. DELAWARE EEMrER, Professor Of Mn.lc.
matics
All necessary expenses (incluns board, tuition, fuel,
wasingJ to students not having use Of acho,i-ips,
about $500.
TO those entering schoiarsfips about $3.50
For further information address the undersigned, al
Hampden Sidney, Prince Edward county. Va.
!. II. y. ATKINSON.
n. B.-Priyn;e instruction In Modern Language. Will
be given BY of the Faculty, long rcsden, Ia, con-
tnent of Europc au7
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1867-01-04

PgRsoNAL-The following members Of the SEN
alto wcro in attendance yesterday morning. at the
hour of assembling Senator'S Alexander, Below,
Boiling, Cabell, Coleman, Crockett, Davis, Gray
McRae, Mitchell, Ould, Taliaferro, Trout.
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HEyv ORLEANS MARKETS

NV ORLEANS. January Cotton unchanged i;
Low Middlings Sl15a32hIc.; Mddlirg SSiisc.; re-
copts 200 bales. Sugar has advanced 10 10 conts
for Louisiana. New York Exchange 52aS dis
rount
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1867-01-04

CLEAR AWAY THE SNow.--The ordinance ro-
curing the citizens to clear away the snow from
the pavemonts in front Of their doors, III neglected
to ,-rent extent, and tho penalties Of this disrc-
gard Of tho law paid by pedestrians at almost
every hour of the day and night, in the shape Of
falls, which arc sometimes attended with serious
consequences. Would it not DO we'll for our police
gently TO hint to citizens residing their respec
tire BEATS that by neglecting to comply with the
acquisitions of tho ordinance alluded to, they are
subjectng themselves to the possibility OF ine.