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who was recently hung by mob at New
Albany, Ind. My informant, Of this
county, was present at the hanging of the
robbers (three in nunber). 1t is hoped
that all fast young men of our county may
take warning from their fate. and not be
led into nptation.-- Georgetown (Ky.)
Times, December rs.
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It was nc Charles Dickens's brother'E
widow that cSnmitted suicide in Chicago
the other day.
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General Joseph g. Johnston has deter
.miaedt to reniain in Georgia, and has fxsd
aggunaa as his place Of residence.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-A full supply Of
II FIRST QUALITY ANTHRACITE COAL,
sizes suited for ranges and stoves Of all kinds, fur
naccs and crates.
Also, GLOVER Hull LUMP AND HAIL
coal.
Purchasers are invited TO call on Seventeenth
no 10 g. r. LATHROP.
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17TH STREET, l4Tn STREET,
COAL. ". HALL CREW. WOOD.
T HAVE ON HAND ANTHRACITE
Il BED and W9ITgAaE-BI 1T UMIN Gus,
LUMP, HILL, and AVERAGE COAL, which
will sell a. lowest market rates. Also, SEASON
ED OAK ard PINE WOOD.
MIDLOTHIAN FINE COAL at A. In yard
Sa.so delivered.
Once and yard for Anthracite Coal, Gary SID
seventeenth streets.
Blsuninous Coal and Wood yard, Fourteenth
street near DanTille depot.
del W, HALL. Crew,
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THE INCREASING PROSPERITY or The
SouTH.--lt is evident that the tide of pros-
perity is once more turning southwark.
We have been blessed with propitious SEA-
CONS, and our planters have realized hand.
some profits from the Investments and Ia
bors Of the past year. An improved system
Of agriculture has partially its fruits,
and is beginning to awaken the-sleepers to
a lively interest in it. 1t has been demon
strased that skilfuf cultivation, in connec-
ton with q iudioious outlay in fertilizers, is
the system which must take the place of
that which for generations has been SO I'm
wisely pursued. Instead Of cultivating
three acres of land for one bale Of cotton,
we now seek, and in many cases success
fully, to produce three bales of cotton from
one acre Of land. The advantages are mani
fest. 1t reduces the outlay for the purchase
Of mules, for the hire Of laborers, for the
food Of both, and for farming utensils,
while the land is yearly made better, in
stead Of being scratched over, washed
away, and rendered worthless.
We are truly gratided to witness the deep
interest which all our planters are begin
ming to take in this subject. This is the
t!se reconstruction. We need to be restored
u prosperity to get back into the high road
wealth; to SO reconstruct our labor sys-
f7*n that it will be reliable, and our agri-
ltural system that it will be uniformly
remunerative. Certainly cur relation to the
General Government is not unimportant,
but its Importance is every way subordinate
to our growth In ali the elements Of true
personal independence and power.
With the bountiful crops Of the past year
every material interest synpathizes. Our
merchants are prosperous, our factories de-
clare handsome dividends, our railroads in
crease their operations, nouey is in free
circulation, and the feelin of our people
generally are hopeful al" buoyant.-Au-
qeLsta (Ga.) Constitutional, l.
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CONCENTRATED LYE--a preparation
~ by the use OF which every family can make
their own soap st trifltng eSpense--for sale by
de rs "A. BpDEKGR ~ BROTHER.
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LOST AND FOUND.

~~~~--~~N~~>0>-~~~~~-N~~-~
DIVE DOLLARS RE WARD.-RM
IL Stolen or strayed from Twenty sixih!llA-
and Grace streets 1HREE MICH COWS, the
property of General 1leeson-one strawberry-co
lored buffalo, one small brindie, aud one red N It'll
n white stripe on the back.
All persons are cautioned against keepiIz SRF
milking these cows or for the purpose OF obi,
reward. rs viii prosecute any person tB llF
fouL with twenty-four hours sitter the tss:i ID
This notice.
de 3l-itk JOHN III. GLEESF t3saiH
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. al. CARDWELL most respectfull

IN A.. CARDWELL most respectfully
De tenders his services to merchants. manu-
faclursrss mechanics, lawyers and srtIzans as
ACCOUNTAN Mt, AMANUENSiS. BOOK
KEEPER, CONVEYANUER, CORRESPOND
ENT, and COPYlST-particularlyi In the ADJUST
ment OF imperfectly kept books, the settlement OF
partnership concerns, statement OF accounts In
commissioner form, settlement OF the accounts OF
Having an experienced and competent assistant,
he can confidently promise expedition, correct
ness, and moderate charges.
he Is prepared to keep the books Of any parties
who may desire their affairs written up and cor.
rectly kept
him through No. 81 Richmond postofice, or confer
with him nc No. 1907 Man street (up statrss Rich
mond Va. &c 3i-3tf
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NOTICE. hereby give notice that
j Y have this day appointed ROBERT 3 Pol
LAID my agent to carry on the LIVERY STA
BILE BUsIN EsS In the city Of Richmond st No.
1910 on the north side Of Franklin street but sale
Pollard Is authartzedto carry on sala business 1or
cash only. 49, =, ~, <.
dc ze-2w u. SAlIh1NIuSs
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DENTISTRY.

MENTAL NOTICE REDUCTION -
~ IN THE PRICE OF ARTIFICIAL S<t1Ii1
TEETH.-The undersigned will insert FULL Up
PER or LOWER SETS OF ARTIFICIAL.
TEETH for TWENTY TO THIRTY DOLLARS
a SET. Old gold sets will be taken in exchange
Tor new sets on yulcanits at small additional
Ofice and residence e2s Main street, between
Sixth and Seventh streets. -
&C Ism JOHN blAdON1 I.
~ E. KLOEBER, DENTIST, in .sseEs
10 serts BEAUTIFUL ARTIFICIAL SESnr
TEETH at TWENTY DOLLARS per set. Per
feet 6t and durability warranted. Call and gee
specimens Of the work.
Particular attention devoted to filling and pre-
serving the teeth.
Teeth extracted without pain.
Dental Rooms, coz Broad street DC 10
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RAILROAD KINGS IN THE SoUTH-A
GRAND TOURNAMENT on THE FIELD OF
CLOTH OF CoTToN.-King Wadley, of the
Georgia Central, has just added another
feather to his plume. He stands behind
the Southwestern Georgia and buys up
controlling interest in the Savannah and
Gulf road. The result Of this purchase is
to destroy all competition. King Wadley
can now charge what he pleases for carry
ing cotton to Savannah from Macon and all
of Central Georgia. Although he cannot
buy up the Chattahooche or the Alabama
river, he can very easily buy up the
Alabama Legislature, and have such a
license put upon steamboats, az to prac-
tically run them from the river. And
then, with o controlling vote in the
railroad lines from Savannah to Mont.
gomery and Mobile, he can charge what
he pleases, and reign as monarch Of all
he surveys. King. Wadley is, however, in
danger from rival. King Malone, of
Norfolk, has stretched his arm down into
East Tennessee, and is now getting cotton
from Selma. We would not be surprised
to see the Norfolk king capture these do
mains Of the King of Savannah. Malone
has evidently fianked Wadley st Selma,
and will drain the cotton region north Of
the line Of the Alabama river drawn due
east and west between Selma and Mont
gomery. Now, if General Malone will
only help US build road from Montgomery
to Lime Station, we will attach Mr.. OWENS
! road as feeder, and send our cotton bales
to Norfolk instead of Savannah. There is
only one way for King Wadley to head off
King Malone, and that is to anticipate him
by building the Lime Station connection
himself. The two kings need not fear
that anything stands in the way of their
taking the contract between Lime Station
and Montgomery. It is mistaken idea
that if Montgomery cannot get all the
way through to Decatur she is unwilling to
bulge peg. On the contrary, she thinks
that the best way to get to the end of the
journey is to travel q part Of the way at q
time. She is very anxious to get to Lime
Station, because her Taxpayers are paying
H... If million of bonds which
ts-. ss .5si. ft. If King Whiting or King
axe US to Lime Station we will
n n King Wadley or King Ma
as'e not particular as to which
shall wear the crown, go long as We get
the road. We have been hammering at
this road for fifteen years, and while the
machine with its organ attachments has
been grinding out the tune of "Auld Lang
Syne," great trees, one foot thick, have
grown up on the road bed.
Hurry up, Malone Hurry up, Wadley !
The tag payers of Montgomery are waiting
for you. They are paying $4,000 taxes
upon half million of bonds, and they
wish to get out of the mire. Come over and
help us !-Montgomery (Ala.) Mail, Dec. 25.
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A NTHRAGITE COAL.-I have on hand
N LOCO tons LORBERRY RED ASH EGG
and STOVE GOALS, 200 cords SEASONED OAK
and PINE WOOD: also. MIDLOTHIAN LUMP
and SMITHS COAL, which am prepared to sell
at the lowest market rates.
Offices corner of Seventeenth and Dock streets
and Seventeenth between Main and Cary streets.
de 81 WHIT ROREsT2.
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NARROW escape FROM MARRIAGE WITH
4 RoBBER.-Last spring q young man by
the name of Garner bought an interest in
a saw-mill at little town few miles from
this place, and while engaged inthe lumber
business there he fell desperately in love
with young lady of high standing, whose
name omit, and was engaged to be mar
ried to her. He procured license and made
~ ,-..ii5j55ents for the we'd
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SS0AL AND HOOD.-I want all to know
" that am the only person in the city selling
ANTHRACITE co L at less than ten dollars. l
have very good article OF an THRACITE at 80 SO
per ton and q superior article at 80; and best
OAK WOOD at So per cord, and PINE at $3.50.
delivered. Call and get your supply at Nineteenth
and airy or Seventh and Grace streets.
dee CHARLES II. PAGE.
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WOOD AND COAL,

a COMFORT-sAWED AND SPLIT
IA WOOD.-COAL.-PUMPS OAK
STEAM SPLIT IT OK 1S siuIP5 ISE WooD to-
kindle had only here. Wood full length, ali dry
extra quality, and cheap as the cheapest A
WELL. PUMP, certified the best. Choice BTU
dINOUS and Ant HRACITF COAL. Order at
pump and fuel factory, south side Basin, or WAT
K1NS, COTTRELL Il CO., Main and Thirteenth
streets. de al J. y. HATKIHS.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-Know, every
~ body. that the price of ANTHR > CITE coal
would be $i2 TO $4 If were not selling the best Ut
$40. Get supply 1T ISL Cary street.
de % e. WARDWELL.
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gTOR CHAPPED sKIN.-CALLoPoION,
; IT an elegant article. free from grease one OF
the purpose intended. COLD CREAM, freshly
prepared. For sale by sr
de 10 PJRCMLL LADp & CO.. Druggists 4
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CUPERIOR TEA AND ROASTED
u COFFEE.-The attention OF families Is called
GuAYRA COFFEE. One pound ts equal TO one
and quarter OF raw coffee. Best dunpowde- Tea,
el2S; an excellent article at "a; japanese, Eng-
&c. per cake, soc. per dozen; Spices, Pure Ground
Pepper and Mustard, Bakers Chocolate and Co
Goa. No. I'll Main street, siI doors above me
9potsMood Hotel. no -
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YTERRINGs, HERRINas.-50 barrels
Il No. ] HERRfNGs, 100 half barrels HER
EINGS, for sale low TO close.
( M ~ Fourteenth street below Cary.
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TCE-HOUSE FOR RENT offer for#
L rent the we'll known ICE-HOUSE on Lom- E4
bard street, Petersburg. This house was built e1-
presley for the purpose to which 1t has long been
devoted and has superior IN the southern States.
1t has long enjoyed the largest patronage OF any
ice-house In the city. Possession given January
LIST. For terms. &C., apply to SO
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
IN THE COUNTY OF HENRICO:-
BY virtue Of deed of trust executed to the
subscriber by John Whiteside and wife, bear
ing date LIST of April, 1852, duly recorded in
Henrico County Court, I shall, in execution
thereof proceed to sell at public auction, on
the premises, on MONDAY the 9Th of March,
1865, at l o'clock p. NJ, if fair if not, the
first fair day thereafter, the real estate con-
yeyed by the said deed-viZ., the SMALL
FARM in Henrico county on which said
Whiteside now resides, situated about three 10
four miles below Richmond, near the VIII
Iiamsburg road, con tanning AZ 1-5 acres.
After which, say at o'clock T. NJ, OF the
same day, on the premises, the LOT on Mad
dox Hill near to the corporation line, having
q front of ninety five feet on the street which
runs parallel with Valley street, running
by Cash to Brander by deed Of the 9Th OF
January, 1874. .,..z
Maddoxville, conveyed to said Whiteside by
Catharine Bunday by deed Of the 3lst OF Au-
gust, 1890, fronting forty five feet, running
back seventy four feet, and breadth In rear OF
eighteen feet. .s-s.p G.,.
TERMS: Enough in cash to defray the ex-
penses Of sale and TO pay off three negotiable
notes amounting in the aggregate to 81, 546,
with such interest as may have accrued
thereon and as to any surplus, upon such
terms as may be announced at the hour OF
sale. The taxes for 1868 to be paid by the
purchaser. E-...,-. o-C - s@z
fe 27 1853 - w. GODDlN, trustee.
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BY James M Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
s# Office s2l Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel. y

,TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE. IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, AT AUCTION by virtue of
a deed Of trust executed to the subscriber by
John Clash and Hannah, his wife, bearing
date 4th day of April, 1861, duly recorded in
the Richmond Hastings Court, I shall, in. exc.
cution thereof, at the request, in writing, Of
the benefciaries In said deed, proceed to sell
at public auction, on the premises, on: FRI
DAY, 9Th; March, 1855, at, A. O'Clock +. NJ, II
fair; If not, the first fair day thereafter Sun
day excepted), the real estate conveyed by the
said deed-yiz., certain 1o., piece, or parcel
of land situate, lying, and being In the city OF
Richmond Ut being the.same properly which
was conveyed to the said john Clash by Yuel
s. Rust and Eiyira j.. Rust, his WIFI, by their
deed, dated the 24th day Of April In the year
1889, and of record in the Clerk Office Of the
Hastings Court Of the city OF kichmond)
bounded as follows-to wit, beginning atfne
line Of Mary Ann, Evans, on the Brookroad,
fifty-eight feet from the north line, OF Q ten.
foot alley thence on the western side OF said
road north ten degrees west one hundred and
twenty two feet; thence ON said Sledd' 3 line
south thirty degrees west one hundred and
eight feet to an alley ten feet wide, usually
called Graham's alley; thence along the west
fern margin Of said alley south thirty-one de.
grees east one hundred and twenty. nine feet
and six inches TO said Mary Ann Evans's. cor.
called Graham alley and thence on his line
north thirty two degrees east sixty-two feet,
to the beginning. 80 AZ LgeHsy sgzss.e s4s.
Upon the above described property there is
and is the same property on which the said
Terms !: One third cash, and the remainder
in two equal pay ments at 8 and II months, for
negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed, with
interest from day of saie.sl1z sF s4:sss,s Z.
h sf,G GEORGE M. DREWRY, Trustee.
Sale conducted by JAMES 81. TAYLOR y Sos,
Auctioneers. = 'sf'Re RssSt Pc ataiss fe25
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$500. p.asv asw 4pssfaGtl rms hoine,
= s,ssras ..I ,s,nedeatiy sefefred 10 tbs
,raports With which the punic, aaaz DeenI
Irsrsied .of his psisste eonHafeataons Nitn
Z members Of ,thepp Eess s,--- and asked II
thny csnld. be- inplicitiy reliee upon.
q d. D said be, eInphAsl cally, and with his
,rirht hard fofefinger he pointed oyer In
tiss direction of lis left shoulder. Not
being entirely satisfied, With this non-com-
initial mode Of Communication, boldly
repeated the inquiry, upon which he .ener-
getically said that they, we're. q damned
pack OF lies from Alpha 70 Omega. I
then minated to the President that I had
q question to PROFOUND which wass not
only Of the utmost importance, but its
very. nature required the strictest Sc
crecy. Looking around, and perceiying
no one else present except q one-legged
messenger, who had lost alimb by the un-
reienting threads Of frost, and learning
that he was, besides, as deaf as post, |
assumed assurance enough to inquire
whether il was trne that he had ordered
the Maryland militia to sustain him IN DIS
meditated coup detat, which ! was lmpa-
tiently expecting. ] did this in very low
tone Of voice-in plain words, in what is
called whisper. "Why, my dear sir"
said the Chief Magistrate, sssuch report
is a mere device of the enemy. There is
no coup detat contemplated, and if there
were we should not require the aid Of SOL
diers. We fight with parchment, and l
will continue on that line if it takes me
all summer! !" At, this pleasant bit at
Grant, who. hear to-day, is pretty much
In the /" condition 'that Stanton was yes
terday,I backed out Of the Presidents
reception parlor, bowling as ! backed.
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By Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

BAKERY. WITH THREE OVENS
INCOMPLETE, WITH EIGHT HORSE
POWER ENGINE, PULLEYS AND BEL
ING. WITH DOUGH BREAKERS,C RAGks-
Err MACHINES, &C., FOR SALE AT -AAOO-
TION. We will sell OF auction, on the pre-.
mises, on WEDNESDAY the 9Th Of March, 81
10 O'Clock NJ, the TWO-STOR9. FHAG VI
HOUSE in the alley in rear Of Hundley &rLa.
tun's store. with all theFIXTURES, 1t being
one of the most complete bakeries In the Guy.
There are - - '
Three OVENS, complete; ossy;,h
An ENGINE Of eight horse power, WIZ
PULLEYS and BELT1NG,
One pair LARGE DOUGH Bh aIt a :
tt,s1 Frs, : 80. c,,,,,r,- .nra
a.s Two McCULLUM'Si CRACKER MA
CHIMES nearly new;
5aaa. CROSS ROLLERS, =. .-..s@ s,.s = -
Three DOUGH TROUGHS, >2
PEELS, BENCHES, -
BOXES, PANS, &C., &c. .t.Tss1 n <se1.s.-c-
- Z. ALSO,
lis GAS and WATER PIPING ana f1A-
TURES, and STONE PAVING.
The ground rent Is 5000 per amt n, ana the
lease has two years to run. II not SOLO as 9
whole, then the house, with all the Dulioing
material, will be sold, to be removed, ana tne
articles above enumerated also.
TEENS: At sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, IS
fe % Auctioneers.
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BY Grubbs Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE YALu;
i ABLE LITTLE FARM KNOWN, As
plain DEALlNG,n ON THE NEW,
BRIDGE ROAD. TWO MILES EAST AS nc 9 !,
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, AND ON THE
YORK RIVER RAILROAD, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of deed of trust executed 10 Inc
subscriber as trustee by R. @. Braxton, Jr.'
trustee, and others, dated 9Th of Decem ber,
1859, and recorded in Henrico County Court
office, being thereto required by the holder OF
the bond described in said deed, l Will sci! ~
auction, upon the premises, on MONDAY
18th of March, at II o'clock NJ, II fair, (it
not, then on the next fair day thereafter, at
the same hour,) the property above described,
or SO much thereof as may be necessary to
discharge the debt secured. s@J ...g..s-
The property embraces l04 acres. adjoining
the lands Of T. M. G.. Dickinson, j. w. Kan
dolph, and others, and the buildings are COM
plete and desirable.
This is one of the most desirable farms Of its
size in that neighborhood.
TERMS Sufficient in cash to defray the ex-
penses attending the sale and to pay on q
bond for $500 with interest thereon from 6th
of December, 1855; the balance upon terms OF
payment which will be made known at the
time Of sale. Purchaser to pay taxes Tor 1858
THOMAS B. KEESEE, Trustee.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. fe II
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rRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK TENE-
MENT ON THE NORTH SIDE OFDg-
Val STREET NEAR TO BROOK AVE-.
NUE.-As trustee in a certain deed OF lrnss
executed by John Clash and wife, bearing
date 18th March, 1861, duly recorded IN n snaat
of the creditor named therein. sell at pubic
auction, on the premises, on TgESlDA,ss the
10th of March. 1858, at 4o,cIock p. NJ, HfaaiT III
ifnot. the first fair day thereafter, The Luz
and BRICK TENEMENT thereon now Ns,, m
front,nr 53H feet on the north side of Duyal
street near to Brook avenue, running back ne
depth of the lot to an alley. Although Inc
deed requires that the property shall. be SOLO
for cash, yet the creditor isgwilhng 70 accsps
months. 9 bearing interest, secured by trust
deed. The taxes and insurance for 1855 TO oe
paid by the purchaser. 1L.,: !. -, :, 2, 20
Pc !, fe % - - M. M. YOUNG, Trustee.
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By Grubbs y Williams, Auctioneers, g
Northygest corner Main and Eleventh streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF a II. TA ,ss:S s %

Y1RTSTEE,Ss SALE OF a FARM Of
oNE HUNDRED AND THlRTy-SlS4
AVN 0NE-FIFTH ACRES, ON. THER1CA-
NOME AND LOTTESvILLEPLANk
ROAD. ABOUT SEVEN NILES, NoRIH
OF RIGHMOND., AT AUCT1oN.-,By virtue
ofnfdeed of trust executed by John 81 AndeT-
sor trustee for Francis a. Anderson, 70 sne
snhscriber az trustee, dated january ~, 1857,
md. recorded In Henrico, County Court once.
heine thereto required by the creditor secured
bv said deed I will sell ut auction, upon the
nremises, on FRIDKY, February 32l,S atFI
O'clock M, IL fail, not, then on The next Iair
day thereafter Sunday exceptedl, at tina same
hoi,r. the farm described In said deed, situated
az above described, formerly owned by John w.
Sheppard and now occupied by y. r. Ander-
son, containing 1915 acres, adjoining the
lands OF Richard Cross, D.. q. Waidrop and
others. 20 The buildings are comfortable ana
suficient3 embracing g. dwelling with six
rooms. a kitchen, stable, and barn. And there
q n sufficiency OF wood for the place. s--,5--s
.1TERYs Sufficient In cash to defray the e1-
penses attending the sale and to pay OF q
note for 1902 8s- 100, witt fnterest thereon from
5annaTy 4 81 t'o ssss aher credit as 10
SSil 40 100 until January ~, 1870 and the resi-.
due upon, terms which will be made known at
the time Of sale. The credit payments 70 pc Ior
negotiable notes, with interest added from
the day OF sale, and secured by deed OF trust
upon the property. Purchaser 10 pay taxes
for 1863 E7-9fP. w. 1GRUBBS, Trustee
= GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ssrss.
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VIRGINIA EXPRESS COMPANYI
v Once, No. 72s Main street, between ~
yentk and Eighth streets, Richmond. ,,,
The VIRGINIA EXPRESS Is now ranh, "a
daily from RICHMOND TO STAuNTosNsr, on
ri-weekly to all points between STACNio''
and C0yINGToN. ,,,,p.
Also, daily nom BALTIMORE to R ,8IN.
MoND and fsop BALTIMORE 10 stAo-'
Further, daily to all the iatermedIa.e pe saa,
hstwecn siaenson, Hsrrisonsarg, and S Muuii
jackson, SStaunton, Lexington and Sa s. 10
Bridge and tri-Wse,Ely from Stauaton -
Bath Ainms Warm, Hot, and Healing spiipssssii
White SnlphuS Springs, Lewisoursi
Charleston Kanawha county. ,,,,,
~ Goodsc allsa tor and delivered at All p0'A
Also. daily from Norfolk TO PETERSBURG s .ss
Luxembourg, and ALI intermediate points on III IL
Norfolk and Petersburg and Sonths MS ssa ,d
roads, and intermediate points on RicpniVs~
and UanYille railroad 70 Burkeyille. ala.
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