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fhe poof ii,sn, ssnpistssy exhausted. at
last asked what he Sccnsd do for him.
g Nothing" said Romien, !" / have not the
slightest trouble tos puts you to.'' " And
what have you taken, mp 40 much OF my
time for ~ IS Merely 70 comply With this
painted request, which csught my eye as !
passed, 8 Pdr,s da Porter ~ Speak
10 the Porter.''l The irrisated man of lea
ther would have sent his heaviest-heeled
sabot in the direction Of Rornieu's nose but
for the sudden departure Of that humorist.
Romieu was the terror Of all the grocers
In their reimbursement. The tricks NO
played on them would fll 8 volume. Just
ag the shop Of one Of them, whose sign was
the Two Balloons, Yves about being closed
one night, Ron,ieu entered in haste and
asked for the owner. !" He has gone to bed !;
he 10 NOT very we'll" 81 must speak to-
him ON a matter Of the utmost Importance"
g .Jacouee. YOU had better 60 up to Monsieur
KS bedroom, : and say gentleman wants
to speak to him on matter OF weight"
JACQUES went, and after time returned,
and requested the gentleman to take the
trouble OF walking up stairs. They entered
the dormitory. "sir, I am very sorry to.
disturb you. especially as you are not well.
Is your name SO and SOY" eyes; what
can have the pleasure Of doing for you r.
81 am anxious to zee your partner" l
have no partner" !" No partner! Then,
nom dune pipe, Why have you written over
your shop, The Two Balloons 7 take
my leave, sorry to find such want Of truth
In respectable man Of business"
Many lamp had Romieu broken in his
waywsrd career. and when no was made a
city officer of Dordogne he found appro-
pirate punishment descending on him. As
he was returning home late, he found three
young men of Wit and venosity endesvor-
ing in vain to break the lamp Of the sub
prefecture. He looked on for some time
with much disgust on their successless at
tempts, and at last cried out impatiently,
/" Stop, you, awkward fellows, and observe
me-" he took up q pebble, and the next
moment the glass was shiYered and the light
gone. 1. .ar.,f.. TO-.
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BY wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
j MARKET AND DAIRY ,, FAN on ~,
EIGHTY-THREE ACRES HALE LILLE lille , E4SI
OF R1s HMoND, ADJo,SIMG p BRS cGSGsT MrRI
By virtue Of q deed ostrust executed TO me oy
Nj. Joseph W Dabney TO secure the uppaia pur-
iss1 duly recorded IN Heurico County Court, I
SHALL in execution thereof proceed 70 sell az puonc
auction. on the premises, on TUEsD.1 the I'm OF
January. 1863 az O'Clock p. NJ II fair II not me
frst fair day thereafter, the very desirable Fam
located as above, containing nearly EIGHTY
THREE ACRES. all OF which is open land
embracingevery variety Of soil admirably adapted
for early vegetables or for pasturaRe. having q
living stream running through It, and also the
York River railroad: The buildings are amply
sufficient for. the use OF large family: together
with spacious barn, stable, courthouse, &c. Pos-
session given at once.
TERMS Enough in cash to defray expenses OF
sale and to discharge the principal and interest," IN
arrear amounting to about 877o; on credit as 70
81 900 until the LIST January 1870 on credit as 70
Al coo until LIST January, 1871; on credit as 70
$1,000 until lst january 1877 on credit as 10
TO bear interest from day Of sae-and as to any re-
sidue of the proceeds Of sale such terms as the
graptor shall prescribe and direct.
Jazz w. aODDlN, 3rnstee.
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Set pitcher Of water in room and in
q few minutes it will have absorbed all the
respired gases in the room, the air of which
will become purer, but the water utterly
filthy. The colder the water is the greater
the capacity to contain these gases. at or.
binary temperature pail Of water will
absorb pint Of carbonic acid gas and seVe-
raj pints of ammonia. The capacity is
nearly doubled by reducing the water to
the temperature Of ice. Hence, water kept
in room awhile is always unfit for use.
For the same reason the water from pump
should always be pumped out in the morn
ing before any of it is used. Impure water
is more injurious than impure air.
Whist goes most against farmers grain 7
His moving machine.
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HAyAHA. January /, 1868.

+ APARIsIAN PRAcrIcAL JOKER. Romieu
once entered into conversation with por-
ter who happened to be . cobbler. Lean
ing in his window, he asked the poor man
q series Of questions, not altogether amount
ing to hundred, on the number of his
children, the name of his wife, her gene
alogy, his OWN genealogy, the names Of the
people who lived within the rent Of the
different suits of rooms, and his opin-
ions on the various questions Of the day.
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BY Cook & J aughton. Anctioneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

CUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNlTURE,
- CARPETS, &C.. NC. 1T hUCT1oE;;;-.tIn1
FRIDAY the 9Th instant at 10 O'Clock we VIII sell
at the residence Of T. T. Lyon. ESQ No lo7 me =
tsenth ntreet between Grace and Franklin, ali OF
his FURNITURE embracing ,osrwooD
One SUPERB PARLOR SuIT In hoSE"OoD'
consisting OF
TETF-a-TETFs,
2LARGE CHAIRS.
lANTIQUE CHAIRS,
covered with velvet plush and finished In the
ELEGANT BRUSsEIS, IEGRAIN, and THREE
PITY CkRPFTS, and RUGS to match;
MhNTFL VASES, ~ p -.
FIRE SETS, complete; SHADES.
IN THE DINING-ROOM
wa One MassIvE OAK sIDEBOARD,
OAK DINING-RaOM CHAIRS .es.."
WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE,
One REFRIGER ATOR: ,nocvrpv
A large assortment Of CHINA, CR0GkEEY,
and al aSSWARE. including one FhENCd
CHINA DINNER SET, very full.
ALSO,
One CHAMBER SUIT complete, embracing
WARDROBE. BEDSTEhD. CABlNEl,
and wASHSTAND, in walnut, and very IT.
tie used.
The usual variety of KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Including frst-class CO0KISG-STnNE.
COOK Il LAUGHFON,
ias Auctioneers.
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STEAMERS.

PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND 4aS
LINE - Steamers NORFOLK and YALLEY
CITY composing this line, will leave Philadelptl2
every SATURDAY, and Richmond every FEI"
DAY, alternately.
Freight taken for Cincinnati, Chicago, and 1t.
Louis, p{1 Pennsylvania Central railroad Also,
made at Norfolk. Bills Of lading signed through.
Passage to philadelphia, including ais and state
room, $40. w. +: POkTER, Agent,
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IRON WORKS.

NTEW MACHINE sHOP.-SL0AT & ADJ
" DISGTOS, tlE Cary street, near Fourteenth:
sTEAM-KEGISE and BOILER HEPAtRlNG
In eifr and country; Tobacco Machinery Of sE
ENDS made new and repaired; seaies OF al kinds
repaIred and adjusted SEWING MACHINES o.
s( Kinds repaired and all parts Tor same furnished
SLOAT ELLIPTIC and WHEELER = W1LSOs
SHWISG MACHINES. SLOAT MA
CHIMES for sale and purchased. Exclusive agents
for Supplying the Judson Patent Governor and
Valves for steam-engines, also for the celebrste1
Selden's Patent Packing for Gtearn-en gives, arc
for the great and usefdi Lathe Chuck made oS
HeSgrs. Z. Horton / SON.
GEORGE Il. sLoAT,
No SIM 4 JAEkSllN 1fsfffSGTftS
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By Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA-
~ BILE FOUNDRY PROPERTY. IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND. ON THE NORTH SIDE
OF CsRY RFTWFEN EIGHTH AND NINTH
STREETS BY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit
Court of Richmond PRONOUNCED on the Sd of De
cember 1863 in the case % Bowers's admtn1stra-
trix AGAINST Arnold. we shall, as special commits
sioners thereby appointed procead to sell at public
auction, on the premises, on TUFSD ~ the 18th Of
first fair day thereafter. the said REAL ESTATE
above described fronting on the north side IF Cary
A large BRICK BUILDING, now occupied by Mr..
Joserh A. Arnold bell and brass foundry.
TERMS 0ne-third cash !: balance at six ana
twelve months for negotiable notes interest add q.
and title retained till all the purchase money Is
fully paid and conveyance ordered BY the court.
JOHN O. STpGER,
RO. y. H0W1SON.
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BY GTubbs &c Willisms, Aucttoneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A BRICK
I nwETTJNG ATTHE NORTHEAST COR
MFR OF CIkY AND GILMER SIRE ETs. At
IUrTIOV.-In execution of a decree OF tn the
United states Circnit court for the district Of Vir
e,uia entered on the 9th Of December 1888 II the
Case or "Thnmpson and ais ps Lawson's execu-
tor and dls..' will sell at auction, upon tne pre-
P NJ the property situated rs above stated oc-
cupied by Mr.. Elias Kelley.
IL has six rooms besides Kitchen with !hree
rooms and a well of water in the yard. The lot Is
% bv 1n2 feet to an alley.
TERMS: One-third cash: balance at four ano
eight months with interest, title to be retained
until the notes are paid, and conveyance ordered
by the court.
Purchaserto pay taxes for $780,
JOHN A. COKE Commissioner.
GRIrRRs & WILLIAMS AuctiOneers Jas
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BY Grubbs & Williams, AGctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
" VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUG
TION.-ln execution of decree of the Circuit
Court of Richmond entered 23d November 1855, In
the case Of Anderson. executor, IS. anderson and
ais, will sell at auction, upon the premises frst
named below, on TUESDAY the 18th day of Jan
uary, 1862 ut Il O'Clock NJ. the following REAL
ESTATE allotted TO Archibald 3. Anderson de-
in the division OF the real state of the late
Richard Anderson:
lst The properly situated at the southeast cor
ner Of Main and seventh streets. e5 by loa5 feet
upon whirh stands the CLUBHOUSE anu some
other buildings. The situation Is desirable, and
improving every day, for business purposes. Fro
perly improved, this would prove very profitable
Investment. 1t will be sold according to plan
which will be shown at the time OF sale.
I'd. Those TWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS In Sid
ney at the southwest corner of Grove and Poplar
streets. adjoining the property OF w. j. HUBBARD S
estate rs by l09 feet to an alley 90 feet vide.
TEhMs One fifth cash; balance at g, II, IS. and
"a months for negotiable notes, with Interest pay
able semI-annually, the titles being retained by
the court until the notes are paid.
WILLIAM r. VIM,
Commissioner.
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS Auctioneers.
de 9l-Ja 2 5 J, 10. IL &l2
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ByA. C. Puniam, Aurtioneer.
southwest corner of Main and Fourteenth streets
OOMMTssIONER's SALE OF VALUl

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
RI.E REAL ESTATE NEAR MAN( HES
TER.NBy virtue of a decree Issued at the Noyem-
her term Of the Chesterfield circuit court lsss IN
IN. snit Of J, ". Bronough against LucretA
Brown's administrator. will sell at PUBLIC auc-
lion the premises a. at 9,eloex 4 isss ,b on
!ainah1e OF located on he Midlo, HAN turnpike,
sdioining the blacksmith's shop Of Mr.. Brown,
about three quarters OF mile from Mayors bridge,
fronting IS feet on the turnpike and running pa
22o feet 1more or Iess with small dwelling thereon
TERMS one-third cash; balance In negot11a0ie
notes at sixty and one hundred and twenty DAYS,
with interest added, and title retained until de-
'e'ieo P1' WILLIAM AMBERS,
lss-as' Commissioner.
Sale conducted by A. G. PULLrAM, Auctioneer'
ia s-dtds
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ALE OF vALUABLE LAND. ON

NBUTCHER,s CREEK, IN MECKLENBUPG
COUNTY. VA BY virtue OF decree Of the cir
cult court of EeckIenburg county. Va. rendered
on the 9Th day of April. 1887 In the suit Of Townes
1,s Toone, shall, on SATURDAY the 27d day of
January. 1859. in front of the courthouse, at
Boytton. sell. at public auction, the TRACT OF
resided situpted on Butchers creek, in the
said county. containing about 800 acres. There
are SOME eighty acres Of exceedingly valuable
creek fats. The high land is Of very superior
quality, with an abundant supply Of wood and
water. There is npon the tract a comfortable
dwelling. house, with the usual ont-buildings.
TEpMs OF SALE: 0ne-fourth OF the purchase
money Will be required In cash. and the balance IN
two equal annual instalmen The purchaser will
be required tn execute hrndS for the deferred paw
ments and the title tn the land will he held until
the whole Of the purchase money is paid
THOMAS F. G0ODF,
las Commissioner.
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HORSES AND MULES.

II HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NO.N
LOT OF MULES and HORSES, sEA
broke and unbroke, suitable for an pur- N.Y.
poses, On my usual accommodating &nsSssS
own manufacture ready for delivery.
3. w. GREEN,
on Monroe between Grace and Broad streets.
de aS-1rnk
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DICaMOND AND DaNVILLE RAI1

Ia.
Ek ROA D-WINrER SCHEDULE.-On, -.
after TUESDAY, November 10, the trains On tS;,
road viii ran as follows:
GONE Wxsr.-Tnrough Nail Trsin.-Lesy,.
Richmond daily at $40 a. NJ: leaves Dsn,tns
daily at 1:1P. IN. oInectiag a. Burfeyille win
the southside road for FsrmVille Lynchburz, .d
road, Knoxville, Nashville, Memphis, &c., Tenn.
Louisville, Columbus, &C.,, KY; Huntsville De.
cstuT, &C., Ala. Corinth, Grand Junction VIct..
burg, &C.. Miss; New Orleans, &C., and a. G.tes,.
boro' with North Carclina railroad for ChGrtot:s
Columbia, Charleston, AuSusts, Savannah, NlsSs'
Columbus, ATLANTA, &C., ga. MONTGOMERY, No
bile, New Orleans, &c.
aoIHa EAsT.-Thronsh Hat Trsin.-Ls,ys,
Greensboro daily at $50 A. Il. leaves DaarIIs
daily 1t SIS A. II. connects as Burkevife WITH IN
ssufhside train from Lynchburg for Peteribrra,
&c.
Through tickets can be procured 1t the tets
of1ces In Richmond and Danvilie to all importar,
points South and Southwest, and at Greensboro
and Dsuvtle to sn points North, East, and Tes.
THOMAS DOpAMEAD.
nf
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NINETY

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NINETY
" THREE ACRES OF WOOD LAND NEAR
KILRY'S MILL, IN HANOVER COUNTY,
Nv virtue of decree Of the circuit court for the
city of Richmond pronounced on the 5th day of
December 1858, in the case Of . HAYES uS. Whiting
and Gretter. ;, the undersigned, special commits
soner thereby appointed for the purpose, Will sell
a. public auction. In front of HanoTer courthouse
on the 18TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1859, that being
court-day, the TRACT OF LAND containing
about nlnety-three acres situated near kllby's
mill and very near the railroad, being the same
land recently purchased by George W. SreLter Of
NJ D. whiting. and adjoining the farm OF Colonel
w. r. Vim and others
TERMS For sufficient in cash as to defray all the
expenses of sale and 10 discharge judgment
for SOs with interest from the 9th day of August
lse6 till paid well as to pay the taxes now due
upon said property and the costs of the suits: az
to the residue, onehalf payable at six months and
other half at twelve months, purchaser giving hi,
negotiable notes. we'll endorsed for the credit In
stamcnts, and title to the property TO be retained
until deed Is directed by the court.
WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAKF
Special Commissioner.
Ia 1-Ftd r. T. TISSLEY. uCtioEeer.
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-4 BY s. n. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Main streets.
CoMMIssIoNER's sALEOFAFRAM

COMMIsSIONER'S SALEOFA FRAMED
" DWELLING and LOT ON m THE 7 I ~ COR Oh
STRrTTs CHTTRCH HILL.-By virtue OF de,
cree Of the circuit Court OF the city Of Richmond
prononnced on the 10th day OF Novsmper gss IN
asminfstTator and dls I viii sell at public arc
ticn. on the premises on WEDSEsp1af tne 49,! iSh
day OF January. 1850, at o,cIoGK e. e .nns
tanning about six rooms, situated as above de-
scrihed. $780, :. L. t,,.t,,a
~ asgh.een months nurchaser giving bonds with
good security, interest added Title retained unti
the iuf1nef ofoei - 'Ne SCHAsTAIN WHITE,
doos Special Commissioner.
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REAL ESTATE F0ls SALE.

TOR SALE PRIVATELY, handsome
u and desirable VACANT LOT on the north
side of Cary between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets, adjoining Tyler & Con, fronting 81 feet
inches and running back TO an alley.
TEENS Very reasonable.
Apply to A. G. PULLlAM,
Real Estate A gent and Auciioneer,
southwest corner Main and Fourteenth streets.
IA S-5t
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BY James NJ Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
No. 81 Main street,
three doors below SDotswood Hotel.
rsRusT SAILS 0F VALuABLE REA

n 'ROO1 ph01 OE 1hLS aohd 4SStAA@
1 ESTATE At AUCTTON.-By virtue of the
provisions of deed OF trust dated the oath day OF
december, 1859. executed by Robert Willett to
Benjamin Chalk, trustee and also by virtue OF the
provisions of another deed of trust dated the 18TH
day OF February. 1851, by said Robert Willett To
John B. Young, trustee to secure the payment o!
certain debts mentioned and described In pald
deeds, the same being OF record In the CLERKS
Office OF Richmond Hustings Court, the under:
signed John B. Young. trustee In the second
named of said deeds, and Edward Y. Cannon, sub
said Benjamin Chalk. the former trustee, having
departed this life viii, at the request and by the
direction OF the beneficiary In said deeds, on
TUESDAY the 18th day Of January, 1862 at the
hour OF p. NJ, If fair, If not the next fair day
thereafter offer for sale at auction on the prem.
ises the following REAL ESTATE mentioned and
described in said deeds as follows THAT certain
lot or parcel of land in the city of Richmond de-
signated IN plan Of French Garden, in ssid city,
running back 33o feet and fronting Ninth street
(continued), with ell the Improvements thereon.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash az to so much OF the pro-
ceeds Of sale may be sufficient to defray the ex
pense of the sale and % discharge the sum OF $500
with interest thereon from the oath or December,
1859 and the further Of SlSs.7a with interest
thereon from the 1Sth of February 1851 and as to
the residue of the purchase money, on such
terms of credit rs the personal representative of
direction, on such terms the said trustees shall
see fit on the day Of sale.
The said lot is a desirable one, and the title is
believed to be indisputable. but the undersigned.
selling as trustees will Of course convey with the
- >'''' = '''~- EDWARD Y. CANNON,
Substituted Trustee.
% ctao
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RESTAURANTS, &c.

VETELLE.-CHRISTMAS.- ~
~ For the enjoyment Of this fes- ES&R :
tive season ZETELLE,S larder is >SSN
most bouptifully supplied. No lux -
ury tn at is attafnable Is missing. Oraers will he
promptly filed either for the saloon tables the prt-
vate rooms of his house, or for families. The sea-
sonabie beverages brewed at his bar, where the
best LIQUORS are always to be had.
The Restaurateur tenders all his friends the com
pltments Of this joyous season. ds2
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CPECIAL NOTIcE.--JUsT AR-sA
- RIVED and for sale at the EX-sgsA
CHANGE LIVERY AND SALE STA TB
ELES, Franklin street ONE HUNDRED Ge5eesfS
YOUNG MULES FIFTY WELL-BROKE
MULES and TWENTY YOUNG MARES suita-
Bile for farming purposes; all OF which VIII be sold
st reduced prices and on the most accommodating
terrna. lac D J0HN u. DAVIS
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n0WHATAN sTEAMBOATa ,xEss

Il COAPAN Y.-STE 4 d K 4 SEzesssS2Es
STATE OF MARYLAND AND PETERsBURG.
SALTIAO2E, BAVANNAH, BOSTON, AND
THE WEST.-TRI-WEEKLY LINE TO BAL
TIh0RE, MAKING GLOBE CONNECTION
CHARGE FOR WHARFAGE DRAYAGE,
Oh FORWARDING, AND NO TRANSIT.
LENT or GOODS BETWEEN RICEAoED
AID BhLTIMC2E.-LesYes Baltimore eyc.7
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY.
Leaves Richmond every IUESDAY, TAURA
DAY, and SATURDAY.
Freight received every day Except Sunday up 10
fo'clocE p. II. These steamers b2Ye excellent BE-
LOOM statsroom, and passenger accommodations.
Fare, TWO DOLLARS; meals and Stateroofn
extra For freight or passage apply TO
HARVEY3 u WILLIAMS, Ase1t5,
sule Commercial Block.
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VHEsAPEAKEA AND OHIO RAILROAD,

n AMI Ou1S
" WINTER SGREDULE.-On and after the
FIRST OF OCTOBER, nss, the passenger trains
will run IS So]loT6:
MAIL TRAJE between Richmond and staun-
ton daily :excart Sunday and between stanton
and Covington sri-weeNy-Wz., Leave Richmond
at T.ls &. 8. and arrive at Stanton at 3.2s L. NJ
Leave Stanton at o.ss A. u. and arrive at Rich-
o. TUEsDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
leave Covngton at $40 A. n, and arrive at staun.
ton at s.loA. d.. Leave Stanton ut s.Ss z. Il. ana
arrive ct Covington 1t T.H z. NJ
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN between Rlch-
mond and charlottesville on MONDAYS, WE'D.
NESDAyS and SATURDAYS. Leave Char.
loEtesville 81 a. u. and arrive at Richmond az
$50 a Il. Leave aichmoDd st $50 I. Il. aid ar
rive at Charlottesville at . r. II.
the 1Sil Tram corrects Gt GofdonsYlile anu
Charlottesville NTH tHare on Grange, A!exapaLla,
sud Manassas railroads FOR ALEXANDRA,
WASHINGTON, PHILADELPHIA, y. Y0Eh'
LYEChBUKa, KNOXVILLE, SHArTANOO-
GA, 9EMPAiS, NEW 0RLEhEB, AOhI.
GOMERY, MOBILE, &c, At atsunton with
stages for LEXINGTON, NATURAL BRIDGE,
HARRISONBUha, WINCHGSThE, &c ~, 81
Goshen, with stages for LEXNGTON, EATu-
BAL BRIDGE, &c. At Hillboro, with stages for
BATH ALUA, WARE, HOT, ard HEALING
sPRIN GS. At Coyingtons Win gSasS Sarj ies
WHITE SULPHUR STRINGS, LEWiSBvEe,
CHARLESTON, &C,
JAMES r. SWITZERLAND,
sses 6 sBefSl Ticket kgeEt.
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By II. Benson,
Real Estate Auctioneer Charlottesville, Va.


A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE FARM OF
IA ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-7'WO AND
A HALF ACRES, ONE MILE FROM CHAR
LoTTESvILLE AND THRKE-QukkrERS OF
MILE FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF VIR-
GINA, WITH ALL THE CROPS, FARMING
UTENSILS HORSES, CATTLE, &c. AT AUG
TIHN.-At the request Of DIR. Charles Wood, who,
having purchased an estate near st. Louis, intends
moving in few weeks, we will sell on TUESDAY
the 18th day Of January next, 1859 that very beau
tiful LITTLE FARM known as 'Rose Valley"
containing ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-rWO
AND A HALF ACRES. within one mile of the
town Of Charlottesville and three-quarters of a
mile Of the University OF Virginia. The place is
well wooded and watered fine ORCHARD. con-
tanning apples, cherries peaches, &c. "a VINE
YARD OF GRAPES with over 2 900 vines; TWEEN
ty-hve acres in clover and timothy. The dwelling
house is framed bulldog with seven rooms be-
sides cellars and attics, very handsomely finished
and arranged. The grounds about the house are
in fine condition. with beautiful shade trees and
the view OF the town and surrounding mountains Is
unsurpassed.
FURNITURE.
TERMS: At sale. a. BENSON,
de 30-eod.ds Auctioneer.
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ma CHAIKs OF ALL TANNER
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The DlY THROUGH MALL TRAIs La,
Richmond daily 1t II IL A. d., arriving In We
in9sop nc e:lS p. n, connecting with the earl, !:
tafnoou express trains Tor tie NORTH, Eas. y. S
We ~ NIGHT rHaoUaH NAIL TgAry :,
elegant cars, with the new patent Sleeping ss,:aa
attached, leA7ea Richmond daily tsundays exsss.1
ed at sis r. H., arriving In Washington ~
a. N, connecting with the early morning t,,,ll
Tor the North, East, and West, Is
Goth STEAMERS stop at Alexaadr,s each -,
The ACCCNMODATI0N TEAM iur En,y
and all way stations leaves depot, cDrae. ~.
and Eighth streets .. s:aoF. u. Rsturnf6e ara.
at $50 a. ii.
THROUGH TICKETS and .THGOU6Y p.o
GAGE CHECKS 70 all principal points. Ae
For further information and through lcts.s .,
ply st the once Of the company, corner Bros3 2
Efghsh streets, Ehockoe Hill, and at the s,s.cc
once corner Byrd and Eighth streets. sSaa
j. u, GENTLY, General Tckst kps,,
EAxuEL RU9H. Superintendent. -,