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Eaninoctial Storms-A Mistaken No.
dion Exploded.

Editors Dispatch.-Some time ago, when
in the Dispatch Office, made some inquiry
about the 1ceuther-aoise editor, and expressed
the opinion that he was more other-aoise than
aoeather- aoise. Preferred especially to his
assertion that it was no more apt to rain at
about the time of equinoxes than about
the goth of any month. said to one of
the editors, with whom / Twas conversing, that
had the means at home Of testing the facts
for the last fifteen or twenty years, and
that thought would make out the statis-
tics, and by publishing them demolish his
meteorologist. have examined the records,
and | find myself under the necessity of
making an apology. Alas for me! I find
the figures obstinately against me. I send
you, by way of PREPARATION, table showing
the number Of days on which rain fell du-
ring the space Of ten days, from 18th
to 25th inclusive, Of the months of March,
May, July, and September, from 1850 to
1868, except 1858, Of which can find no
record. The average numbers are ANA
zingly uniform March, 32a; May, 8 40 !;
July, 8 SO: September, 2 1915. am disap-
pointed, but can't help it. Mr.. Weather
man, l ask your pardon. Goodbye.
~. $3.50, CIvIs.
King and Queen, December IA, 1868.
Ratns IN space Of ten days from leta to 25th Of
March, lfdU, Jtly, Stpt'r.
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XrALnARLE PROPERTY For SALE

VI
Y Twill sell 10 the highest bidder, for cash, on
the 2sth day OF December, 1868 on the premises II
fair If not, the next fair day. all that LARGE
AND VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND contain
ing by recent survey TWO THOUSAND Three
HUNDRED AND FORTY-E1GHT AND ONE
HALF ACRES, lying on both sides Of the Virgil.
MIA and North Carolina line, 25S3 acres situated
in Virginia and 1893 ia North Carolina, on the
main road leading from Halifax Courthouse to
Milton. The buildings and grounds are In fue con-
dtion, and the position on the states line Is re-
garded as one OF the finest In the State, being be-
tween the waters of Dan river and Hyco, and dis
tant about nine miles from Bsrksdale's and New, q
Ferry depots, on The Richmond and DanVtlle rail-
road
Altogether this is truly regarded as the most des.
rable residence In the state, and will be divided
to suit purchasers, due regard Delng CD
served In attaching suitable and sufficient land TO
the improvements. he above was the residence
or Alexander cunningham, deceased, and recently
of bis widow, Mrs. 2. M. Cunningham, lately de-
ceased.
Also, the tract of land in Halifax county, Va,
on Winn's creek, containing THIRTY AND A
QUARTER ACRES, with the MlLL-HOUsE,
MACHINERY, &C. t
Also, at the same time ard place, the
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Several FINE CARRIAGES and PIANOS,
FakMING UTENSILS,
STOCK and CROP of altkinds. .Fy
Persons Wishing TO examine the lands can eau on
the undersigned or Mr.. BROOk 5. at my store.
JOHN ". CUNNINGHAM, Executor.
Person county, N. O., December II, 1883.
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
Subscription to the Valley Railroad
Iudge SheTey-SkatinG.

LEXINGTON, D ecember Is, 1868.
The vote of Rockbridge the other dey on
the subscription of 100000 to the Valley
railroad WAS l,062 for and 80 against.
The town of Lexington did not cast single
vote against the subscription.
Augusta refused to vote her quota of the
subscription to the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, and now to the Valley road.
The "pretended Judge" III. w. Sheffey)
is now holding special term of his court
here, and is proceeding just as if Judge C!)
Underwood had not decapitated him.
The "cold snap" has stopped the boats
and given us some fine ice and splendid
skating. Day before yesterday the College,
Institute, and the schools, suspended exer-
cises, and the boys had fine days sport on
the ice. ..
TIE students and cadets continue to be in
the highest degree quiet and orderly. The
negroes are also. Indeed, we have had no
disturbance since Frazar and Wagner left.
LEXINGTON.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
,a,non.,cnce Of the Richmond Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, December Is, 1868.

= $50 WARRINGTON, December Is, 1868.
That the legislation of Congress. so far
90 the finances are concerned, will tend in
variahly towards making she greenbaok
dollar equally as good as the gold coin Of
that denomination is plainly evident from
what has already transpired. The bonds
will be considered secondary affair alto
gether. And now that the road to a return
to specie payments is beginning In reaii.y
to be practically considered, it may ne
expected that the plan of 1t oy ltseii VII.
be certain to absorb the greater portion OF
the attention Of congressman, hnanclers. ana
others. in the present session. Senator Nor"
TOMS sneech to-day was the opening gun in
fhe financial campaign, and called forth the
moat profound attention Of the Senate. The
Secretary of the Treasury was present du-
ring its delivery, and sat near the speaker,
listening to every word that he uttered.
The speech is regarded as eminently COM
prehensive and practical, and on account of
the great interest which is manifested in
ali quarters respecting ii, it will be tele-
graphed in tiA to New York and elsewhere
tonight.
Finances engaged the attention Of the
Senate all Of to-day, both after and before
Morton's speech. Previous to it Mr.. Sher-
man offered two resolutions. reported from
the Finance Committee. pledgipg the faith
of the Government to the payment of all
its bonds in coin, except where special pro-
vision is made otherwise, and declaring
that neither public policy nor the good
faith of the nation will allow the redemp-
ton of the fve-twenty bonds until the
Government shall perform it's primary
duty of paying the notes in coin or its
equivalent.
After the great financial speech, sharp
debate arose on the resolution censuring
the President for the financial views ex-
pressed in his message.
Morton occupied about an hour and three
quarters in the delivery Of his speech, and
on its close was warmly congratulated on
it's ability by both friends and opponents Of
the "bill to resume specie payments"
Senator Cole, of California, introduced
bill this morning "to provide temporary
government for the territory of Alaska"
which contemplates the establishment Of a
complete territorial government, differing
in very few respects with those existing in
the other territories. The officers Of the ter
ritory, who are to be appointed by the Pre-
sident and confirmed by the Senate, are the
same Us officers of any other territory.
while the people are to elect council and
assembly, the former to consist of five and
the latter of nine members; and there is
also to be delegate to Congress. The
Governor is to act as superintendent Of
Indian affairs, for which he is to receive
81 900 per annum in addition to his regular
salary of $4,000. The bill was appro-
priately referred. T1MoN.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
1879 Main street

VERY DESIRABLE AND CONVE-
Y NIENTLY-SITUATFD TWO-STORY
FRAME DwFLLING. CONTAINING F0UR
ROOMS KITCHEN &C, ALL A. Il, IN, IL Gopn.1 RT-
ED. SITUATED ON THE EAST SIDE OF
TWENTY-sECOND (nR SCOTT STREET Be
TION.-We will sell on FRIDAY MINT, the 22d
day OF December at O'Clock p. M; the above
described property The lot fronts DO by lS2 ieet 10
an alley.
This property will be sold, and persons wishing
to purchase a small house for home would 90
dn "a Auctioneers.
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF ABOUT EIGH-

n 'lOCloLS S<hAo " 49, -
TEEN HUNDRED AND NlNETY-SEYEN
ACRES OF LAND IN THE COUNTY OF
YOKK, IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA, AMI
NEAR THE TOWN OF WILLIAMSBURG
Pursuant to the provisions OF deed of trust exc
cuted by Robert Saunders and Lucy b. his wife
bearing date on the lst OF january, 1861, and duly
recorded in the County Court OF York county, The
request Of the creditor secured by said deed, and
having given the four months notice required by
the said deed to the said Robert Saunders Of such
reouisition. viii, on TUESDAY the 10th day OF
February, 1859, at the front door OF the Exchange
Hotel, In the city OF Richmond at the corner OF
FRANKLIN and Fourteenth streets at the hour OF l.
O'Clock M. proceed t. sell the REAL ESTATE
conveyed BY the deed OF trust aforesaid, called
and known as "QuFFN'S CREEK or SO much
or such parts thereof as may be necessary 10
satisfy the trust created by the said coed. This
land Is situated Queens creek one or the trbu-
taries OF York river, and but short distance from
said river, IN the county OF York, III the ntate OF
ter can ascend this creek 10 within few miles of
williamsburg.
The place i said to be particularly valuable for
oyster plant ug. No further description Is now
thought to b. necessary, IL Is presumed that any
one desiring to purchase VIII view the premises
and Judge for himself before The day or sale.
The TERMS ARE That the purchaser pay one
half of the purchase money on he day or sale, ana
the balance In TWO equal pay mcnts-onc on the Isl
day of January 1870 and the other on Tie Isl DAY OF
January, 1871 and for which he shall execute mis-
bonds, each TO carry interest from the day OF sale
and 10 be secured by deed OF trust on SAID lana
The undersigned, Talbot Sweeney residing In the
ing the land to any one desiring to purchase
Il. B. DOUGLAS,
TALBOT sweeney, 7 Trustees.
del5 ALEXANDER DUDLEY
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PLUMBING. &c.

MELLOW CITlZENS,-Comea and help US
a TO make an honest living.
AUG. ~AKSELL. JR., L CO.,
-a 80 sT3e MAIN STREET,
! g, TIENEHSl AND PLUMBERS.
TTEWARE always on hand. TIN RpOH1NG,
GUTTERING, SCOUTING, and PLUMBING,
d me In all their branches.
We are daily putting up the FIREPLACE
ST NES, for heating hrst second, and third sso-
rIes dc l7-lmg
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OFylC2 iLIlL.DEc Asa SyBE &lvEEl
R4ILEQAL GgZFaNY,
krcpy0sD, 6ugust | ,aH.

hICE&psD, august !, RH,
DICaMOED AND YORK EIYGR RAIL.
IL ROAD LINE.-NEW SCHEDULE
WEST. The steamer KENNEBEC Captain J.
Il. FREEMAN commanding leaves White House
every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY MORNING
Baltimore on the following morning a! sunrise.
Returning. the KEkEEBEG lsATes Baltimore
every A0EDAY and THUE2H1.E r; O'CLOCK
The steamer ADMIRAL, Captain BIswAR com.
manGiEG !eaTes White honse every IUEs3AY
and FR1DhY or, arrival Of the cars from AicE.
mond reaching Baltimore the following morning
at sunrise. Returning. tic AID iIRhL lCaTcs Bal.
tiruore every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY a!
PISsFSeFRs FOR BALTIMORE leave the
depot OF the Richmond and YORK Rive: Eai!-
TUESDAY, WErNEaDAY, snd Friday; e.
"wednesday, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
st4 o CLOCK p. Ia, rescE.nESRichmoHd the follow
ING eys p IiSS..,.tr,ore oo,vs.
Freight received 81 all t'nes rat torF.rdrd
promptly and through bills Of lcdinE given 70 j..
E The PsssEEaER TRAIN leaves The depot
WILLIAM y. ENOa
ocal Freight and Ticket AgeE!.
THEskPEhKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
J WINTE8 sCGEDUIF.--On ard after the
FIRST CE CGT0hEE, 1919, the passenger trains
Nal. YES!E between Etchu2nd and a'auu-
ton Csli7 le&cept 5una-y) sld between stanton
and ';oviagto1 tri-weeEly-yiz., Leate flehlload
stT.Ik e. III. and arrive ut Stanton AZ s.-s :. H.
Leave Staunton at e.iS i. ii. aad arrive a. h!ch-
mcnd SIS Z. 81. - ,,-,,,,,,
leave COYingtol 81 $50 a. NJ, and arrive a. staun.
ton 81 $40 l.. M- Leave Stanton a. i.5S L. y ana
zrrive at Covtngton at T.ss J. y. MI,
ACCOHMOpATIOH, TkAL! , setT rec a KiG9.
NESHAwN, End SATURDbYs. LgGTc CbT.
totte6vlIe II a. ~ and s-rive NJ RichmoEdH!
s4ok Il. LTav5 Richmond ~ S.s9 !. =. ana az
rive at charlottesville 81 p. y.
The M.ii TrGi1 cDGuect9 - So!donaV!He aau
Charlottcs vile Win - IL on Orange A.eTaGnIIH'
lnd Manassas railroads l3r ELEHAAIDGHdi11'
WASHINGTON, PHILADHLPBlA, y: fGEh.
LYNVREURe, lIHQZylLhk cH a. ANS2.
GoMEKY, wnRIf,F, sc. - 31aarlnn ~, %iih
Itages Tor LEXINGTON, NATURAL bklD'E!
GARRIS0EBU 6ef, WLACR:n IEE, &c. =
Goshen, With stages for LEE!NoT0S hAItL -
BAL BR;DaE, nc. At Aiilhoro With ssasst 81 itT
BATH ALUM, WARM HOT, -aDG hhAL - -,
SPRIN6s. a. CCvington, VIII aLIges t lot
WHITE sULPHUE SYRINGE LEWEboHo'
CHhRk ESTON, &C. -,.,.x-,
JAME2 r. NETFTEIhGp
SEQ General Giciet hGcnI
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BY Wellington Goddln,
and Real Estate Age

Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
A UCTION SALE OF A LARGE NUM-
IA Der OF FINE MULES, WAGONS, HAIR
NESS &C.-The undersigned. In consequence OF
impaired health offers for sale his entire stock OF
MULES, WAGONS, II ARNESS, &c, consist
Ing OF
Of extra MULES.
superior HORSES, and
Is good WAGONS.
Also, HARNESS and all necessary fixtures Tor
an extensive trucking street transportation bu-
siness, with good will In same.
The mules are all young, well broke Of large
size, and in fine condition.
The business has been in successful operation
since the close Of the war, and being well esiab-
lishcd, offers great Inducements to parties wish
ing to engage In such.
it is seldom such an opportunity to make money
Is offered andthe attention Of parties Interested Is
par icularly called 10 this advertisement.
The above property will be- sold at auction, on
the premises on TUESDAY the cad December,
1865 at IL O'Clock a. d., at the stables near 10
Haxall's mills
TERMS All sums under $780, cash over that
amount, ninety days credit for negotiable notes,
interest added, with approved city eldorSers:
B. A. HATCHER.
Sale conducted by w. GoDDGN, Auctioneer.
n
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RESTAURANTS.

YETELLE, REsTAURA- s
"a TEUR, No. 1904 MAIN ia
STREET, keeps on hand the DELL S2sS
the season--wild and domesttc-whether OF the land
the waters served in best style 70 order at his
own tables or elsewhere.
He respectfully invites the ladies OF Richmond 10
patroniZe his LADIES' ORDINARY, where they
can enjoy his best dishes IN comfort and entirely
secure from the slightest indeccrum. He pledges
his word TO this.
The BEST LIQUORS, WINES, and BREWED
DRINKS to order at his bar, and the finest CT
CARS with PIPES, DC, always TO be had In the
saloon oc7
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HORSES AND MULES.
PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS FOR WOOD.-Sealed pro-
Il posals will be received at this office until IL
O'Clock NJ. on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the :3d In
slant, for furnishing the city with 900 CORDS OF
WOOD. to be delivered any railroad leading
into the city. or The canal. Forms of proposals
wood can be obtained on application al this office.
he committee reserve the right 10 reject any or
all Of the bids offered.
By order Of the Comm tee on Fuel ....
. &c 1a-td w. Gilt, City Engineer.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF JAMESTOWN

fANRUS1EE'S SALE Of JaMES1ONN
4 STANDBY virtue Of deed OF trust from
lniam Allen and wife to the subscriber, dated
LIST December, 1866 duly recorded In James City
County Court, l shall, In execution thereof pro-
coed to sell AZ public auction, at my office, al the
corner Of Main and Eleventh streets, III the city
Of Richmond, on THUR DAi, Dect mber 81 1865,
at II O'Clock A., If fair If not the next fair day,
the real estate conveyed by said deed, being that
very valuable estate Of historic fame known as
JAMESTOWN ISL ANT, Ia James river, con-
tanning FOURTEEN HUNDRED ACRES more
or less Il 39l by survey OF which 4os acres
are open land OF great fertility, with ample wood
and timber for the Of the place, and ON which
is still standing the ruins OF ancient building.
There Is wharf where vessels drawing sixteen
feet OF water can approach also, bridge con-
Meeting the island with the main land at the road
leading to Williamsburg, distant six and half
miles also, ON the place, an orchard Of various
kinds of fruit
This property is of peculiar value, having long
river front aft ,rding unusual facilities for trans
portation OF fruits and vegetables, for which the
Soil and climate are admirably adapted, as well
as for the other usual crops OF the latitude.
TERMS: cash as to the expenses of sale anu
the dcb5 OF S. OO0 secured By the trust deed and In
tcrest thereon as to the residue Of the purchase
money TO be announced at the hour OF sale
del5 JAMES l.. APPERSON, Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY
By B, n. DRIVE,
Real Eatate Agent and Aucttoneer.

By 8. n. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY De
" SIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON SOUTH
SIDE OF GRACE STREET at CORHEH OF
BELVIDEKE STREET.-By virtue OF decree OF
the Circuit Court OF the city or Hichmond pro
nounc ed on the soLh day of November 1888, ID she
case OF "Monteiro's guardian US. Montelros, i
as one of the commissioners thereby appointed,
viii sell at public auction. on the premises. On
WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of December, ls68: at
4o'clockP NJ, that very valuable RE AL ESTATE
above described fronting so ftet the south side
OF Grace street and running back $50 feet more or
less. tn alley. The above property will be divi-
ded into three lots or 90 feet each. and sold sepa-
ratey These are some Of the most desirable lots
now in market, and the terms Of sale afford rare
inducements to purchasers.
TERMS: For sum In cash sufficient to defray
the expenses OF sale and costs OF suit the residue
in equal instruments at one and two years. credit,
purchasers to give bonds bearing interest from day
Of sale. with good security, interest to be paid
semi-annualy until the whole purchase money is
paid. and title retained until conveyance Is or
WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAKE,
Special Commissioner.
g. N. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
POsTPOEEMENT.
Owing to the inclemency OF the weather, the
above sale was postponed until MONDAY the
21st day of December, 1885. AID o. clock P. NJ.
VIM. JOSIAH LEAKE,
de II Commissioner.
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By e. A, j, CloDton,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Tenth between Main and Bank streets.

DRUG STORE AND FIXTURES FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-I will sell at auc-
ti0n on MONDAY the 2lst day Of december. 1888
at IL O'Clock NJ, on the premises at No l722 north
side of Main between seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets, at the store occupied by Charles John
ston, agent, all Of the stock Of DRUGS consisting
of a good assortment, with the FlNTuRES ana
COUNTERS belonging to the store, as whole.
This stand has been used for the drug business for
number Of years, and Is considered one OF the
best stands for the retail aud jobblng business In
the city.
TERMS: Accommodating, and made known At
the time of sale.
del5 E. A. J. CLOPTON. Auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAY.
By wellington Goddjn.
Auctfoneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL FARM
4 or TWELVE ACRES on THE MEADOW
RRJDGE ROAD HALF A MILE NORTHEAST
OF RIfHMoND.-By virtue Of deed of trust
bearing date Goth September, 1885, executed To- the
snbscrSber bv Mr.. John Renhardt and wife, duly
recorded in Henrico County Court ehall. In exc
cution thereof, proceed to sell ut public auction,
on the premises. on MONDAY the 2sth or l,ecefn :.
fair day thereafter the SMALL FARM located as
above Opposite to Dr. 2. II, Deane's farml. now now
improved and the buildings thereon are amply
sufficient for moderate-siZed family.
TERMS Enough In cash to defray expenses OF
sale and to pay off and discharge note for sl, did
on credit as to s2Cs until Goth of March. 1862 and
rs to the residue Of the proceeds of SALE on such
do IA i. B. THOMAS, Trustee.
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A SSIGNEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE
n REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY IN
MECKLENBURGi COUNTY, VA.-By virtue of
an order OF the District Court Of the United States
for the district OF Virginia In the matter Of VIII
the l7th day OF November, 1868, / shall, on WED
NESDAT the 18th day OF January, 1869. sell upon
the premises to the highest bidder, pub ic auc-
tion, the TRACT OF LAND upon which the said
Baskerville resides, upon Roanoke river, and
known as 'BUENA VISTA containing TWO
THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES
more or less of which three hundred acres Is
river bottom, and fifty acres creek flats. About
one-haf Of the tract Is in forest.
There are two settlements on the tract-one, the
MANSION-HOUSE, containing eight rooms In
good repair; the other, q FRAMED DWELLING
with four rooms ch having adjacent all neces-
sary out-houses The barns. granarIes and out
houses of all descriptions are ample and in z cd
condition. he land will be sold IN two or more
tracts.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third Of the purchase
money to be paid In cash and the residue in six
and twelve months, the purchaser giving bond with
satisfactory security FOR the deferred payments.
The title to be ataned rs additional security.
at the same time and upon the same terms
shall cfftr for sale he interest Of the said Basker
will ct being one-ffth) in thu tract OF land known
rs ssLUMBARDY GROVE" recently held by the
late Mrs Lucy g. Baskerville as tenant for life the
said tract containing EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES
more or less.
shall also at the same time and place, sell the
following personal property-to wit JULES,
HORSES, stock of CATTLE and SHEET, and
PLANTATION UTENSILS. The personal pro-
perty tt be sold for cash. $. Z. JOHNSON:
lie it'd Assignee of William Baskerrlli, Jr.
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ByJ. L. Byerly & Co., Auctioneers,
l4A Main street
e1n O0n PAWNBRoKERs' SALE

G1n 00A PAWNBROKERs' SALE
eDlVsVOOe OF TEN THOUSAND DOL
VIII be sold on WEDNESDAY, recember 49, at 10
o'clock the entire lot Of forfeited pledges at the
store Of H. HARRIS Il BROTHER, No. 1881 Main
stock consists of Diamond Rings seventy-fye
fine Gold Watches, among which will be found
some magic and hunting-case, costing originally
from SlOO to $500. Also. seventy-fve Silver
Watches Gold Bracelets. Finger-Rings, Chains,
&c. Silyerware, consisting Of Pitchers, Goblets,
Mugs, Forks, Spoons, &c. !; Clothing, Guns, Pts
tolls, and many other articles too numerous to men,
ton: all to be sold without reserve to the highest
bidder. Fl. Harris Il Brother will warrant the
articles sold as they represent them.
j. L. BYERLY & CO., Auctioneers.
Persons having forfeited pledges can call at our
Loan Office, l53lalafn street (up stairs. either to
redeem or renew them, on or before TUESDAY,
December 22d, asafilFther indulgence cannot be
granted. H.HARRIS &c BROTHER,
de 70 Pawnbrokers,
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BOOTS, SHOES, &C.

FOR GENTLEME N.-Just re-R
4 : ceiysd d. large additions 20 my stock Of "a.
BOOTS, SHOES, and CATERS, for gem ~
tlemen. Ny stock now comprises the hest assort-
ment for gentlemen ever offered in Richmond in
Guiding fine supply OF those OLD MEMS
SHOHs.
Gentlemen will find it to their advantage to give
me call. JOHN q. PAGE. JR., 4 3
1908 Main street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
de lS-lW