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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-16

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
BoYDToN, January IL, 1869.
Many thanks to General Stoneman for
the relief he afforded our people by extend
ing the stay law. Surely they will now 90
TO work in earnest to compromise and ad-
inst their Indebtedness among, themselves,
If they ever intend to do 80. The proper
ton of the debts to be paid by the lst day
ofsJuiy next will be very large payment It;
lswould suppose on an average 1t will
amount to about one-third Of the debts and
interest. Creditors ore generally heart
less class Of any community, and those who
have held on, and refused upto this time to
relax their grasp, will be apt to continue to
hold on to the bitter end, and the debtors
had ms we'll come to the conclusion that the
coon did when Crockett freed him.
think cur people in the main approve
the plan Of !" Senex " for the adjustment OF
our difficulties, but there are some who viii
not agree to anything which does not pro
mote their selfish aims and ends; and In
nine cases out Of ten they are the very men
who precipi.ated us into this terrible state
Of things. They aowed the wind and are
now reaping the whirlwind. and thousands
of innocent women and children are suffer
ing with them. I would address them in
the. language that Cardinal Wolsey adj
dressed Cromwell. Says he: Cromwell,
charge thee fling away ambition by that
sin fell the angels how can man then, the
image OF his Maker, hope to win by il =?
Love thyself last cherish those hearts that
hste thee corruption wins not more than
honesty. Still in thy right hand carry
gentle peace to silence envious tongues.
BE just and fear not. Let all the ends thou
afmest at be thy country's, thy Gods, and
truths. Then if thou fallest, oh Crom-
well thou fallest blessed martyr
~. MECKLESBURG.
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Morton knocked Mr.. Greeley's hat quite
over his ewes, but it hid his face, and so
improved his experimentation PoSt.
A little mulatto in Toledo was sent to the
reform school for burglary. In reply to
the question why he was sent there, be
said, "for stealing hog from hen-roost."
sEvERE.-The Bristol Ne,ns says of can
itinerant reporter Of the Lynchburg ne
publican": I'VE wager oysters that If he
is turned around rapidly three times ne
cannot tell his name"
The editor of the Holmes County Farmer
save: "The woman who made the butter
which we bought last week is respectfully
requested to exercise more Judgment In
proportioning the ingredients. The last
batch had too much hair in for butter, and
not quite enough for a waterfall. There is
no sense in making yourself bald -headed
if butter is thirty-fve cents pound"
A prize of two dollars was recently
offered 70 any member of the Connecticut
Teachers Institute who would write and
spell correctly the words in the following
sentence L" 1t is an agreeable sight to wit
ness the unparalleled embarrassment of o
harassed pedler attempting to gauge the
symmetry of O peeled onion which sibyl
has stabbed with q poniard, regardless of
the innuepdoes of the lilies of comedian
hue" Thirty-eight teachers competed for
the prize, but not one was successful.
A Rocky Mountain paper publishes en-
obituary notice of the famous "Jim,"
chief of the Washoe Indians, who died re-
Gently. He is said to have been a good
though very dirty red man. He possessed
a well balanced head Of hair, and stomach
enough for all he could get to cat. His re-
gard for truth was notable-he never med
died with it. He left no will, and bis
estate, consisting of o pair Of boots, will
have to be settled by his heirs through the
medium of game of old sledge." After
life's ftful fever and ague he sleeps well.
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FOR RENT ATT AUCTION.

EOR RENT AT AUCTION.-Tha valu-
Il, able FOUNDRY at the corner Of Cary and
Ninth streets, known as BDWFRS'S FOUNDRY,
will be rented at auction on FRIDAY, January %,
at IL O'Clock b.
Those desiring TO treat for It privately can do so
with ASA SNYDER, OF the firm Of Snyder &
IrDy. ia l6-6t
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EDUCATIONAL.
MARYLAND
lRA ArnInIrI Tidal I,nl [ u

MARYLAND .--.--,..
w AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, Nd.
ON THE RAILROAD BETWEEN
WASHI SGTON AND BALTIMORE,
NINE MILES FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
Sessions open SEPTEMBER 18TH
and FEBRUARY LIST.
Vacations from July lst TO September 18Th.
Entire charge for i've months, si25. No extras.
Uniform required.
For circulars or information apply To
FRANKLIN BUCHANAN, President !:
or TO Ma jor T. A. G. HANDY, Registrar.
Postoffice at the college, ia g-1M
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer aud Real Estate Agent.
VALUABLE LOT, ON THE WEST ST

VALUABLE LOT, ON THE WEST SIDE
v OF BROOK AVENUE BETWEEN hDA M
AND JEFFERSON STREETS FOR SALE At
AuCTION.-Wlll be sold 1T auction, on the pre-
misses, on TUESD Y the 76.h Of January, 1859 at
O'Clock z. NJ, that valuable LOT I'm an angular
farm)-being part of that owned by MIR. John r..
Relly-frOnting 60 feet on the west line Of Brook
avenue, running back on It's northern lire about 80
feet to 4 wide alley. and bounded on the south by
an alley separating this lot from the grocery store
of Messrs. George Timberlake Z Son. This Is
frst-ratc stand for retail grocery.
TERMS : 6ne-third cash; balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes interest added.
secured by trust decd.
itlI-eOdtlS W. GOHDIN, AuctI0nper.
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! vr; BY Wellington Goddin, 81
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

V7RBsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
4 STOCK OF DRUGS AND MEDICINES IN
THE STORE At N0RTHWEST CORNER OF
MAIN AND WALL STREETS.-By virtue Of a
trust deed executed to the subscriber by Peyton
johnston, bearing date the 18th day Of November.
1855, and duly recorded in Richmond Hastings
Court shall in part execution thereof, proceed
to sell at public auction on MONDAY the 18th day
Of January 1850. at II O'Clock A. NJ. all the stock
in trad.esnpRUGs, CHEMIcALs; OILS. PAINrTIs s'
+CHANDISE of every descrfption-now in the drug
store located as above, and In the occupancy Of
said Johnston.
An inventory OF the stock in trade is now being
made and will be exhibited at the hour OF sale.
The special attention OF druggists and Others Is
called TO this SALE It presents rare opportunity
for embarkng in that business the stand being the
Oldest in the city for the drug business. -.
r TERMS: Reasonable. and made known at the
day of sale. : HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE.
ia I! Trustee.
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or 20 MaJOr +. A. @. HA.
POstOfiice AZ The COLLEGE.
IOLLINS INSTITUTE.

IL - -.
Young ladies proposing 20 enter this Institute Tor
the second half session should be present or be-
fore the FIRST WEDNESDAY, In February.
Thirty-six additional rooms for two pupils each,
have been recently finished, AMI We would De
pleased TO have them flied al that time. The Board
OF Instruction and Government consists OF I'VE
gentlemen and six ladies; and the course " In
struction Is both elevated and wide III its range,
embracing ail subjects necessary 10 thorough and
complete scholastic culture ..
The session closes about the 18th OF june. Orator
for the occasion. Hon. J. L. ". CvREY, LII. ID.
For Board and Tuition $40 Music, sio--pay-
able half IN advance. no extra charges.
Apply TO the Superintendent " Eotetourt Springs,
Roanoke county, Va.
Pupils by railroad stop at Salem.
A. $. JOHNSON, business Agent
de 2a-1w&EJall lw Rollins Institute.
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By Lyme < Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
143s Main street.

VALUABLE BLACKSMITH SHOP AND
v FIXTURES FOR SALE AT AUCTION
AT request of the owner we viii SELL without limit
or reserve, On MONDAY NEXT, the 18Th day OF
January, 1879 at O'Clock Z. NJ. upon the pre-
misses, the FRAMED SHOP Subject to ground
rent) situated on tire northwest corner Fifteenth
and Franklin streets, lately occupied by John
Mckinley, and is one of the best stands Tor that
business in the city.
TERMS At sale.
ja15 LYME & BROTHER, Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
TRUsTEE,s SALE OF vALu.,1,
gUTUBE DAY.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF vALUap1,
Il .LAEDrIN GLOUCESTER COUYTv
virtue or deed Of trust executed by Ydrin ...RI
ferro TO the subscriber for certain ptrpo,es - MIA
specified the susssrfbor win sell, ON SATgre e.,
the 18th day OF February 1852, at 6loucester c,sY
house nc public auction 20 the highest bi6eT," n
valuable TRACT OF LAND lying IN North An, ma
In Gloucester county, adjoining the lands ~ uyer
ner 4. Tsliaferro and Others, on which Mr. EMS.
Taiiaferro at present resides. ''hhe
Thia tract or land contains ONE HUNDpy,
AND THREE ACHES lies Immediately IN ~ I'd
river, in one OF the most desirable neirhbo,Stoa
in the county There Is on the place a " IN,
DWELLIS G.HOUsE and all necessarv s,sf
brildings. and the land is productive aud In oos.
state OF cult yation 1t Is rarely that such
property Is offered for sale. sue
The terms win be accommodating. seIlin,
trustee, will only undertake 70 convey such ~
rest as is vested in me b. the said deed Of ,, v
but the title Is believed TO DO perfect. "s''
For further particulars, or any intormas,o,, :.
the subject of this land, persons who NAV dssi.T
purchase are referred 70 Richard ;. Poke, 20
Charles City county; TO General William 3. Tail,
ferro. OF Gloucester. or to the subscr lber "~
Ia w SHEPARD MfIIRp
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GALE OF VALUABLE LAND

DBUTCHER'S CREEK, IN MECKL ENgrryprr
COUNTY. VA. by virtue OF decree Of the ~,
cuit court of Hecklenburg county, Va renSo .i.
o. Toone, Shall, On SATURDAY, the 2id DE-, .ae;
January, 1859, In front OF the court-horse' q
Boydton, sell, at public auction, the TRACT ny
LAND on which Edward n. Toone recs-uf
resided, situated on Butchers creek IN ~
said county. containing about 60 acres. T,tsn
are some eighty acres of exceedingly yair,G.
creek fats. The high land Is of very snn",.t
quality, with an abundant supply OF w5ot ,1t
water There is upon the tract \ cornror,,ItH
dwelling house, with the usual out-budinrs. ''s
TERMS or SALE: 0ne-fourth OF the Uurch,
money will be required ia cash, and the balanr"1
two equal annual instruments. The purcha.4- -, q
be required TO execute bonds for the def red M,
the whole Of the purchase money is Maid D''' uHa
THOMAS T. GOODg
IA Communicate
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BY wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

NHCIlOHter anu heaI Estate agent.
NERY V A L q a B E BRICK TENE-
MINT, AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF MAIN STREET AND LOCUST ALLEY,
FOE SALE AT AUCTION VIII be sold at auc-
tton, on the premises, on THURSDAY the 2lst Of
January. 1850, a. O'Clock 2. M, that very vaua-
BILE property located as above.
The tenement is in good repair fronts on Main
street % feet runs back Of Irregular width OIL 812
feet.
Also, LOT In rear, 40 by 4?3 feet.
The location Is good one Tor commercial pur-
poses.
TERMS: 0ne-fourth cash ba ancc at fc ur, eight.
and twelve months for ne gota5le notes, interest
added, secured by d trust deed.
IA is ". GODDIN, Auctioneer
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'.~.- % RICHMOND, January ], 1889.
TO-PARTNER have this day
~ associated with us in business JAMES 4.
seldom, Esq, of Goochland county, Va. The
style of the firm will be LEE, Seldom Il co.
We will continue the same business heretofore
conducted byus. ec
ia 1--dlm& wst GEOhOE LEN % w.
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By wellington Goddin,

g MALL FARM OF THIRTY-TWO
~ ACRES. NEAR THE MEADOW BRIDGE
ROAD, ONE AND A HALE MILES OF RICH
MOND. FOR SALE At AUCTION.-At the re-
quest of Mr.. Joseph Sharp shall sell at auction,
on the premises. on TUESDAY the 18th January,
1859, at 1 O'Clock z. NJ. the SMALL FARM To-
Gated as above. now In his occupancy, adjoining
the farms of Mr.. 7 hos. Brnton and Mr. Fred rick
Betty. The Improvements are Il SMALL WILL
ING and the usual Out-buldDgs There are on
the place three large asparagus beds and half
in strawberries he nefrhbO,h cd is an excellent
one. If desired, the farm will be divided into
two parcels.
TERMS One-thrd cash: balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by trust deed.
jal3 W. GODDIN, Auctloneer.
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One who is not only ar6iter elegantiarun
hut to whom the English classics are, as
SHAKESPEARE says, familiar as mis- garter"
sends us the following note:
Honor to whom honor"
JANUARY is, 1859
Dear Dispatch: see in the Dspdtch OF this
morning that Mr.. Mitchell in the lri8h Citxtn,
ascrihes TO Collins the celebrated line,
"Thoughts that breathe and words that purn.'
Mr.. Mitchell is mistaken 1t occurs In Gray,s
Pindaric ode on the progress OF foetry,
~ a md in connection with the same lines
quoted by Mr.. Mitchell.
BY the way Cowley has line which seems
10 have suggested that of Gray:
Words that weep. and tears that speak,
Yours, STUN Cu1orE TRIBUTE.
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BY Gru6bs & Williams. kIctioneers, re
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets. !

FIGHT SUPERIOR YOUNG AND
~ WELL-BROKE MULES will be sold at auc
ton in front of Talfsferro q Co.'s store, on the
Basin bsnk, on WEDNESDAY the 10th day of jan
uary, at II O'Clock.
They NAV he seen at the place above-named on
the day before the sale.
TERMS sixty days credit for negotiable notes,
with interest added and satisfactorily endorsed.
.s,E@.. GaUBBS & WILLIAMS.
ia "A AuctiOneers.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A BUILDING LOT on the east side of
IA Twenty-seyenth street between L and NJ
streets, a3xl25 feet, will be sold at auction upon
the premises on MONDAY, 18th January, at
O'Clock Z. NJ.
TERMS At sale. .
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
Ia Ia 4 uctioneers.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

N0TICE.--The undersigned viii con-
IN .inue the COMMISSION BUSINESS a. Inc
late stand Of Blair e Mckinney, Twelfth street.
second door south or Cary, and viii give ms pet,,
sonal attention TO the sales OF TOBACCO, GhalS
OF ali kinds. FLOUR, and other produce, ana
4, ayy NJ BLAIR.
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GRANITE WORKS.

DIGHM0ND GRANITE COMPANY
IL, We are prepared to furnish the. very best
quality GRANITE, dressed or undressed, In any
quantity. We Will also build all kinds Of GRAM
TIE WORK ut short notice. Special attention
yiven TO rough Or dressed WALL WORK, GENE
rEKY WORK, &C., and al material Furnished.
Once corner Of Canal and Seventh streets.
Z 80 r. q #IT GEORGE BLUSEErHALs
oc H--sn Superintendent.
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-ERusTEE,S SALE OF REAL ESTATE

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
4 By virtue of deed of trust from Thomas "
I.add to me bcsfing date February 18th l.,9 MI.
recorded in Benrico County Court Office, | sh.H
as trustee on The 22p DAY OF JAHITARY iss,
on the premises, cell the PARCEL OFLASh,J
Joining the farm wherein said Ladd resided r.
Henrico county the hn1s- of W. R-ycrtGse
and the Brook Run, containing about TWENTY,
EIGHT ACRES.
TERMS Cash as to the sum Of $751;. %, with Into
rest thereon for about four years and the rrsiGr.
on Il credit To be made known ~ the day OF sail,
Selling as trustee, will convey only with sDec,,I
warranty.
Sale to commence at q O'Clock p. NJ
ia l2-tdy r.. NANCE Trustee
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AUCTION SALES.

u FUTURE DAY.
BY wellington Goddin, f.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
V7ERY DESIRABLE FARM OF ONE
v HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES, ON THE
BELOW RICHMOND. FOR SALE OR RENT
ct AUCTION, T o G f H Ell WITH THE
HaE T66 GAnFt a H3G F SESfs or SPEE
MENTS HOUSEHOLD FTrRNIl IRE, &c.-At
the request OF John \. Davis. Esq. (whn is about
to remove to his recent purchase at Goochland
the premises, on WEDNESDAY the 9th OF Janu-
airy, 1899. commencing at II O'Clock A. NJ: the
very desirable FARM on which he resides. adioin-
ing the lands OF General West Colonel Smith, Dr.
Anderson, &c. It contains ONE HUNDRED
fine heart, admirably we'll adapted for corn. wheat
and the grasses. There are thirty-six bushels No
white wheat seeded, and about fifteen acres in
clover. The buildings are frs-rate, consisting Of
large dwelling, kitchen, quarters, barn, stable,
&c. The land Is equal to the best in the vicinity
of Richmond.
After the sale of the land, will be sold the per-
sonal effects on It. consisting or
Two good HORSES,
Six COWS,
Several Hoes,
From IS to 100 barrels CORN,
About 10, coo to IS 900 pounds each of FOn-
fine GLOVER HAY:
One excellent TOP-BrGGY,
Several CARTS and WAGONS,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
And parcel Of excellent HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE.
Possession given in few days
TERMS {: For the real estate, made known at the
hour of sale: and for the personal fleets all sums
under $50. cash over that amount, ninety days
credit for approved endorsed negotiable paper.
W. GODDIN, Auc ioneer.
P. S.-Iff from any cause the farm be not sold, II
will be RENTED OUT AT AUCTION, for the
present year. to the highest bidder, terms TO be
stated at the time.
ia l6--W&Stds W. G0DDIN.
BY Sampson Jones, Jr.,
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary.
T WILL OFFER AT AUCTION AT MY
Il warehouse, Nos. 4, 8, and Fifteenth street be-
tween Main and Cary. on MONDAY, 18th Instant,
commencing at half-past 10 O'Clock a. NJ. large
and we-ass orted stock Of
GROCERIES,
LIQUORS,
WINES &C.,
to which we Invite the attention Of the trade.
ia l6 5. IEFS. in.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
4 By virtue Of 4 deed Of trust from Thomas
Ladd and .ucy e., his wife to me, hearing late
February 2ist 1859, duly admitted to record In Hen
rico County COurt Office, shall, as trustee ON H.
22d day of January, 1869, or the premises, sell ihq
TRACT OF LAND whereon the said Thomas NJ.
Ladd resided, In the county OF Henrico, containing
lands of Mr.. j. w. Beverldge, the estates Of
Achilles D. johnson, James Grant, and John
Stewart. There Is 4 dwelling-house and the usual
out-buildings on the place.
TERMS: Cash AS to the sum OF $780, with inter.
est from February 81, 1859. and the residue upon 4
credit to be made known 1T the day Of sale.
Ceiling as trustee, viii convey only with spc.
cial warranty. JOHN u. WILLIAMS
rustee.
sale to commence at half-past O'Clock Z. II.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
T YNE s. BROTHER,
AND REALEsTATE AGENTS,
1889 MAIN STREET.

II affords pleasure 10 return 10 friends and
customers again our thanks for the liberal patron
age which has been bestowed upon our lrm. and
would sim ply say that In the future IN the past,
all who entrust their business 10 us may rest as
sured that no fort shall be spared in promoting
their interest ........ =
We have now on hand large number OF valua-
BILE farms, also very desirable city and suburban
property for sale privately 20 which the attention
OF those wishing TO invest is called and would
still request all parties who have landed estates
at public auction, In different counties OF the
State, or city or suburban property 10 forward to
us minute description Of same with their lowest
special attention given TO the renting out OF pro-
perty, and prompt returns made.
r., a.a--.sr.t 4ss..-s.rss... w. 4. LYME,
Address box Ln7c. Richmond va ia i2--sta
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Ay31srrs,N SALES.


so -" TT15 Day F 49,.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- BY Cook d Laughton, &uctioneers, -
-. corner of Governor and Ftaukiin Streets
T7EEGANT ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
HBoLD FURNTTTrRE. HANDSOME EN-
GeaVINt5s. OaRPETs. SUPERIOR + EATIER
BEDS &C., AT, AuCTI0T.--THIs. DAY we
viii sell Mt our store. commencing mt 10 O'Clock.
large and excellent assortment OF FURNITURE,
ROsEWOOD.. WALNUT. and MAHOGANY
-us4 sOFAS9 CHAIRS. and ROCKERS, covered
with reps. haircloth. and plnsh - f1Fs4
g lPOSEWOOD-FRAME MIRRORS, -.-E-
Elegant MhRBLE-ToP PARLoR TABLES.
~ A lsrge, number of larse-size STEEL EN-
10 new IGaRAIN CARPETS.
BosEwooD and OAK EXTENSION ia
M.RRLE;ToP. CABINETS and WAsH-
M.Hoa3NY BooKoAsEs
.NewEWaLNUT and MAHOGANY BED
i e1ereraI Inroe FTATHER REDS. OF best fea-
theirs. With PILLOWS and HOLSTERS;
HsIR and sHUCK MATTRESSES, #t..
ny New LOUNGES. .r.,s ~ ss..-.r.- r 81
~, COOKING ahd OFFICE STOVES -7
' CROCKERY. .:-e.-. .-.F d .ss.a a-@ -a.Ea
IAsSW RE. Sn
TOU.FTWARE, &c. together with many
other articles of ROUsFHo1.D FIIRNI1 UP E.
- 90. COOK & LAUGFToN. ~
jaIs aE ae,4 So Auctioneers.
| PosTPONEaRNT. ..-..r
The above sale. was postponed on account Of the
weather until THIS saturday MORNING at the
hour. Es.rn q .. il IS
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RICHMOND, January L 1863.

The undersigned proposes to resume business In
short time, of which DUE notice VIII DE given.
Meantime, he can be found at the office OF ARMlS-
In Jim JOHN CARY.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
BY Z. d. Facho,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

BY T.. d. FaChO,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
TOR SALE PRIVATELY UNTIL TIE
a 10Th JANUARY; If not sold on that day.
will be sold at public auction, on the premises,
that very desirable REAL ESTATE known as
Amelia Courthouse property. containing 1874
bered, of original growth and bounded by both
sides OF the railroad the balance Of the tract is
in cultivation. On the property there Is build
ing used heretofore hotel, containing thirteen
rooms commodious and large, and well arranged,
and all necessary out-houses, and shaded by a
grove Of beautiful oaks The plantation is well
enclosed. 1t Is convenient point from Richmond
for stopping-place and clearinghouse. The garden
contains several acres 1t Is OF The best In the
State, and is enclosed by high brick wall. II is
excellent location for country store the ell
mate Is soft and saubrious: indeed 1t IS one Of the
healthiest places In Virginia. The society Is ex-
cellent.
TERMS Very liberal. r. D. EhCHO,
ia Real Estate gent and Auctioneer.
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RlLLlARDS.-l have to-day made ar
- rangsments to take charge or the BALLARD
happy to receive my friends, one and all. The
public are also most cordially invited to come and
paftaEe IN an innocent and amusing game Of bill
naraS. g. ~ EA..sa. VIM. II. LEVY,
late Of the St. Charles Billiard saloon.
IA E-lw* 'sF Richmond, Va.
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NTlLLs & RYANT, TOBACCO EA-
wi CHANGE, RICHMOND, VA, BROKERS
and COMMISSION MERCHANTS for the p u,
chase and sale OF LEAF and MASUFAC1 Iksp
TOBACCOs. Orders solicited. Liberal sdYsaesS
m AIDE on consignments. Refer TO A: e. Harvey,
President or National Bank Of Virgins dains'
Thomas, Jr., Asq., Richmond, Va; Messrs. II.
Messenger & Co, New York; Messrs. johnson, 1
Thompson Boston. Mass. ~