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p .,.rv,e Rn,cr MAs.--As on illustra.

I H,nsrN's Brick MAN.--As on illustras
.;on of Barnum's habit of making every
ching tell to his account, Barnum relates
Tho following anecdote as on illustration
GONE morning a stout, hearty"lookiag
man came into my ticket office at the Mu-
scum and begged some money. asked
him why he did not work and earn his
living9 He replied that he could get no.
thing to do, and that he would be glad OF
any lob at dollar day. | handed him
a Quarter of dollar, told him to go and
| get his breakfast and return, and would
employ him at light labor at dollar ana
| n half a day. When he returned l gave
him five common bricks.
"Now," said l, go and lay brick on
the sidewalk at the corner of Broadway
and Ann street; another close by the Mu-
scum; third diagonally across the way
at the corner of Broadway and Fesey
street, by the Astor House put down the
| fourth on the sidewalk in front Of st. Paul's
| church, opposite; then, with the fifth brick
in hand, take up rapid march from one
| point to the other, making the circuit, ex-
changing your brick at every point, and
say nothing to any one"
"What is the object of this y" inquired
the man.
"No matter,'' replied; "all you need
to know is that it brings you fifteen cents
wages per hour. 1t is bit of my fun; and
to assist me properly you must seem to be
as deaf as post; pay no attention to any
one, but attend faithfully to the work; and
at the end of every hour by st. Paul's
clock show this ticket at the Museum door,
enter, walking solcmnly through every hall
in the building; pass out, and resume your
| work."
"With the remark that it was all one to
him, so long rs he could earn his living,
the man placed his brick and began his
round. Half an hour afterwards Mt least
five hundred people were watching his mys-
terioug movements. He had assumed q
military step and bearing, and, looking as
sober as n Judge, he made no response what
ever TO the constant inquiries as to the OBJ
iect Of his singular conduct. At the end OF
the first hour the sidewalks in the vicinity
were packed with people, all anxious to
solve the mystery. The man, as directed,
then went into the Museum, devoiing fifteen
minutes to a solemn survey of the halls, and
afterwards returning to his round. This
was repeated every hour till SHUTDOWN, and
whenever the man went into the Museum a
dozen or more persons would buy tickets
and follow him, hoping to crafty their Gu
riosity in regard to the purpose of his
movements. This was continued for several
days-the curious people who followed the
man into the Museum considerably more
than paying his wagcs-till finally the po-
| 1 I IL 4
complained that the obstruction of the side
walks by crowds had become so serious that
must call in my brick man. This tri-
vial incident excited considerable talk and
amusement it advertised me. and it mate
rally advanced my purpose of making Il
lively corner near the Museum"
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NOTHING NEW UNDER THE Stu" There
really is nothing new under the sum- sayt
the London AthengaHn. "Thc paddle,
wheel for boats is seen on the Assyriar
slabs and in more than one old European
Grescc. The bicycle seems to have hccI
known in China more than two centuries
ago, and the velocipedc was probably seen
even before that in Europe. Among the
ancient painted glass i'll and about the once
noble Church OF Stoke Pogis may be seen
the representation of young fellow who
is actride the mute bat active horse; he is
working his way along with the air of 9
rider who has introduced novelty, and i,
being looked at by admiring spectators. i
Is one of the most curious Illustrations Of
ancient times in the painted glass windows
Of this interesting church."
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Mr.. S. C. Campbell is reminded when he
next sings GAS I View Now" in Som
nambula," that "days long v-a-a-rnisheG "
are supposed to be the brightest sort of days,
or the process is superiuous.-World.
OF that celebrated and long-windcd di-
vine Zachary Boyd the following story is
told: ain 1861 Protector Cromwell went
one Sunday to hear him preach. He in
Weighed so uncompromisingly against Oliver
that Mr.. Secretary Thurlow proposed to
have the defiant and fearless minister shot.
Cromwell's only answer was: He's fool
and you're another. I'll pay him out in
his own fashion, So he asked Dir. Boyd
to dinner, and concluded the entertainment
with prayer that lasted three hours.
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Rillings's BcSt.

Men mourn for what they have lost
wimmin for what they hain't got.
| Judge of a mans virtew entirely hi hiz
FASHIONS. Il is great deal eazier tew be
a good dove than a decent sarpcnt.
Thar arc menny ways to ind out how
brave ard how honest n man may be, but
thar amt no way to find cut the extent Ov
his vanity.
A lie is like cat-it never comes 10 yu
in Il straight line.
Natur is kind mother. She couldn't
well afford to make us pcrfckt, and 30 She
made us blind 10 our feelings.
Study tie heart if yu want to learn hui
man natur; there ain't no human natur in
a mans he'd.
Friendship il simply the gallantry Of
sclf-intcrest.
Beware cv the man with half-shrt eyes
he amt dreaming.
Experience makes more timid men than
it duz wise ones.
Advice IL drug in the lnarket-thc SUP
ply always exceeds the demand.
One ov the safest and most successful
talents Eno ov IL 10 be a good listener.
Fools are the whctstOneS ov society.
Better make Il weak man your enemy
than your friend.
Curiosity is the instinct ov wisdom.
Those who bccum disguised and with
draw from the world, mustn't forget one
thing, that the world will forget them q
long time before they will forgit the world.
Put down man (:or me) rs vain and
selfish critter, al! his talk and ackshuns to
the contrary, Notwithstanding, ncvcrthc-
less, to wit, verify, amen.
Wise men laff every good chance they
kan git. Latin IL only Il weakness iii
phools.
give the world credit for a good deal
more honesty than it can show.
Whenever find real haudsum woman
engaged in the wimmins' rights business -
then am going to take mi hat under my
arm and jine in the procession.
Gratitude il debt, and, like all other
debts, is paid bckause we arc all obliged to,
not bckause we love to.
Praise that amt deserved is no better
than SANDER.
There IL three kinds Of phools in this
world--the natural ones, the common, every
day phool, and the dagham phool.
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An imaginative writer says: Woman il
compounded Of three articies-sugar, tine
ture of arnica, and soft soap. Sugar, be,
4 cause Of the sweetness which is apparent
D in most womeu-alas! that in some i,
should have acidulated into strong domes-
tic vinegar; arnica, because in woman is &c
Re found that quality of healing and eooth,
ing after the bruises and wounds which Of,
fict US men IL the great battle OF life and
Goft soap, for reasons too obvious TO need
specification
Miss Susan 3. Anthony desires it to be
unler8toodth at " workingmen are the most
dangerous eaemics workingwomen have to
fear" 80 far as our observation extends,
the women il this vicinity "don't scare
worth cent" III the approach Of work
ing OF fany other man. - CSnciaaaa
Tines,
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There are few superstitions in conncc-
ton with our language which may be
pointed out in this place. There have been
a great many in most times but some have
disappeared while others have arisen, and
there are not many now remaining. Among
them will note only some pcculiarities i'll
pronunciation. We still call Derby Darby,
and Berkeley Berkeley, Pail Mall Pcll Neil,
not to add other instances. Contradictions,
too, are not infrequent. Thus, we cannot
ask if the Marquis Of Chalmondeley is at
home, giving the syllables their legitimate
sound, without running the risk Of being
told by a facetious servant that he will re-
fer us to some Of his people. If we ask
for the Marquis of Cmlmley we shall be
treated at least with respect. Again, we
must not say Leveson Cover, but Lcuson
Gore, unless we wish to be supposed out of
the pale Of society and Mr.. Majoribanks
would consider us Goth if we called him
anything but Marchbanks. These are only
some of the cases that might be cited. Are
they not founded upon superstition ?-from
London Society.
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Did his leuel best" This is phrase
which we frequently meet with in the
journals of the time. We suppose we I'M
derstand the meaning intended by it, but il
is certainly not old English, nor does il
possess the elegance and force that entitle
il to be considered respectable new English
But this is 6 grammatical question, which
more properly pertains to our contem,
poraries of the Dispatch and Enquirer ;
and, besides, we ever have in mind the
dictotm of Athenmus: GrammaticiS nihi
cSSe StultiuS-(the villain adding, by way
of giving it \ double-shotted yenom)-
eGceptiS mediciS. -Richmond Wing.
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MrDwALL JACKsoN.-The Parkersburg
Gazette states, as matter Of historical
fact, that " Mudwall jackson" was not, Us
popularity supposed, General William L.
jackson, who before the war was circuit
judge at Parkersburg. "Mudwall was Il
cavalry officer OF the name Of jackson who
hailed from Mississippi, and was distin-
Guishcd by that SoJriQaet because lie was
not made of such stern stuff as his name
sake "Stonewall." The Gazette is good
authority in a matter of this kind, and its
statement is to be accepted as correct.
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BY Wellington Goddlni

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF XALuA7
SIDE OF TRANkLIN BETWGEN FiE ETH A m
BACCo FACTORY Ash OTHER Bull III, LD1T !, :
TWEEN CARY AND CANAL STREETS r, =,
virtue of n decree of the circuit court OF Rich
mond pronounced on the Cd July. 1906 in the ca sc
undersigned who were thereby appointed commits
sioncrs In farther execution thereof, will offer Tor
sale ut public auction, on the premises, on fNt /
in the order advertised, the following valuable
That LARGE THHEE-SToRY BRICk TIM
NEWT on thc ny-fh sido Gf Frauslin between
Fifth and Sixth streets now occupied by air. JelI
iycss, adjoining on the cast the tenement occupied
by Colonel Thomas j. Evans The lot mas a irGnt
eleven rooms, besides kitchen Of four rooms an; ana
4 stable and carrage-house. The main building
is In good ORDER and the location andncighoor-
After which will he sold that LARGE THREE
STORY BRICK TOBACCO FACTORY. covered
with slate sOxl3O feet. the east line OF seventh
between Cary and Canal streets, ro~ occupied by
Also. the adjoining LOT on the north, with seve-
raj BRICK BUILDINGS on it, used rs ONCE
:" Tic 'FtXcTGRY will be sold with ify-four feet
front leaving a vacant space on each tide. and the
other lot with sixty-siX feet front, each running
back one hundred and thirty feet To an alley. me
II, prosucctivciy, very valuable. The factory,
though needing some repairs, Is, nevertheless,
most excellent one.
twelve and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
interest added. and title retained till all OF the
purchase money IS paid. and until the inrtner OF
WILLIAM Il. WYNN.
WALTER HARRISON,
JOHN q. WILLIAMS.
Commissioners.
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A TTRACTIVE SALE
N OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

COUNTY OF MECKEENBURG. Va,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
by virtue OF an order Of the district court OF me
United States for the district OF Virginia SHALL
on WEDNESDAY. 22d day Of Scp,cmhcr, l.tn,
sell on the premises, nj public auction. TRACI
OF LAND containing SEVEN HUNDRED AM
EIGHTY-FIVE AND 4 HALF tIS5n ACRES,
wing on the waters Of Beaver Pond creek, In the
county Of Mecklcnburg, about two miles south OF
Clarkayillc. =,
with all NECESSARY
OrT-TOUSES. BARNS, &c; is WELL TIM
BERED and will he dividedto suit purcilascrs.
Possession given on or before the 1st OF JaEuary,
with the privilege to the purchaser of seeding 4
crop of wheat and oats. ,
TERMS OnC-sGird cash balance in three equal
iusfalmcnts at six, twelve, and eighteen months
with interest from date, for which bonds will be
required, and title retained until the whole oil the
purchase money is paid >ro,
Assignee Of X. NJ Scott; bankrupt:
Cr.pEsv1rJE VA, August 10, 1869. So -
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By p. Bowman, Auctionecr.

FXTRA LARGE AND SPECIAL
u SALE.-On WEDNESDAY, September 22d,
commencing at 10 O'Clock. will sell at my ware
rooms 1909 Main street, the entire stock OF irSt-
class CLOTHING AND GENTLEMES'S FUN
NISHING STORE, consisting of the most dcsi-
rablc and attractive line Of goods ever offered III
auction. Tie stock embraces. partly, very large
aud excellent variety of X EADY-NADE CLoIl!~
ING formcnS, 0oys' and youths wear, in heavy
and light material, including the finest quality OF
goods. .>-r ,o,.cr-+>-,
CASSIMERES. and SATlNETS.
4 handsome assortment of FUR and WOOL
HATS. for mems and boys wear, including the
latest styles c
| With !, fine assortment Of + . r N1SH NG
GOODS, such * English Hose. UndcrShrts ana
Drawers, White Shirts. White and Colorcd land
kcrchcfS, Kid Gloves Scarfs, Collars, and an IN
Vulnerable amount of other articles.
Our merchants arc earnestly rcfucstCdto attend
this sale as the attention Of buyers Will be amply
repaid.
The goods will be sold without reserve in lots to
suit purchasers !. BOY MA
Sc IF VI. Tu&W
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The New York Tribune, whose musical
critic we are told is the best in the coun-
try, speaks of Mr.. Campbell's beautiful
yoice--than which there is no intrinsically
liner, if even there be one SO fine, extant in
any countryn
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Two old ladies, who were known to be Of
the same age, had the same desire to keep
the real number concealed. One used,
therefore, every New Years day to visit
the other and say, Madam, am come to
10 know how old we are to be this year ?"
both ladies having been born on New
Years day, of counsel
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioncers.
F,nvanth street between Main and Dank.

A VERY COMFORTABLE B RICE,
"A DWELLING, ON THE EAST SIDE N, or
NINTH STREET, JUST BEY0SD " si St
her at S O. clock p. NJ. we will sell upon the pre-
miscs the BRICK DWELLING situated rs above,
beginning 81 feet north of NJ street. ana occupied
by Mrs. McNamec. ,, o,,,
1t has five rooms, kitchen with two rooms ana
the Observation-Disclosures. The lot Is iaxI9 Ice';
Very near 10 business and convenient III lts ar
rangcinents this property should attract those
with limited means who arc seeking comfortable
home mt a moderate cost.
TERMS: At sale. .,
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers, .
corner OF Governor and Franklin streets

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c., AT
i III AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY the go ~
slant at 10 a. clock we viii sell ut the residence OF
Mr. s. A. Ellison twhois declining housckeepingli
on Broad street between Twenty-sccnng any ~
Twenty-third streets, part OF his HoCsEho|D
FURNITURE, consisting OF la. .,ro,
! ROSEWOOD DIYASS, covered with VeiVee
MAHoGANY CARD TABLES.
! excellent s-PI.Y CARPET and VELVET huu'
Handsome FRENCH CLOCK,
Ornamental CAST TENDERS ana hal
OAK DINING-ROOM CHAIRS,
An assortment Of CROCKERI, GLAssW ARE,
An excellent COOKING-sTOVE and FIN
COOK & LAUGHTON,
eoso AuctiOnccrs.
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.rrT1oy SALES.--FUTURE Days.

, iTTENTI0N Is REQUESTED TO
a The q the entire ut OF ane on
r1sKspsGIS ~ hIONING the 3Oth Instant ut 1oa
aeSc so@prl;ed X higyyf a chbh"eFss Sons
a .le Ip5,.etsood piano: Dining-ROom Reading
me Rnom hoS basement; Bar-Room; Billiard Room,
Containing two Phelan's Tables Kitchen danr
tcr. and is well suited for the continuation OF d
arsf,cIass hotel. Sale positive and without re-
serve.
TERMS : Liberal. ,n,r,-crnS
BY ORDER. GABRlEL Jga no,ionaer.
co 9TH. ". an
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by james NJ, Taylor, Auctionccr,
Office ST. Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

VALUABLE LOT AT THE CORNER
OF NINETEENTH AM. CARY STREETS
FOR SALE Ar AUCTIOS.-Will be sold ut aTc,
ton on THURSDAY the go SGptem5 Ern nj az q
scrihrd, n: present occupied by Mr.. i. v ardwcll
as a c"ai-!ard ana is enclosed Iy a brick wall:
The lot fronts about forty-:.o feet on Cary strcct
and cxtrnds thence 10 Dock street, and may he
considered one OF tho best lots for business OH
the Dock. , ,, go ., ,.r,-
TERMS onc-jllird cash; the balance on Il ere
~ If - and Twelve months for NEGOTIABLE notes,
with interest added, and accued y deed oitrSt.
WIN ''''N JAMES VI. TAYLOR,
90 - AuctiOncCr.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
announce to the residents of Richmond and
visitors from the country who wish TO save money
that II they will call at
No 1888 MAIN STREET,
(Joscph strause's,)
DRY GOODS
now Offering they will be Convinced that am
selling goods at
AsTONIsHINGLY Low PRICES.
PLAIN GRENADISE at Is. worth 2sc.i
EMBROIDERED and FIGURED GRESADINE
at 25c. worth S75c.;
sATIN-sTRIrED GRENADINE at sac. worth
60c.
MOZAMBIQUE at CSC, cheap at 35c.
COLoRED BAREGE, for dresses, very hne, at
sic. worth Soc.
Fine ALL-WOoL DELAINE, every color, at
37lc. worth Soc;
MUSLIN-DE-LAlNE, LAWNS, BLACK and
COLORED ALPACA, oRGANDlES, JAZZ
COMETS, FRENCH CAMBRIA, &C., at half
their value:
Yard-wide BLACK SILK at sI.a7. worth not less
than g;
Heavy REP SILK atsl.75, cheap at 80;
Ladies, BOILED SILK UMBRELLAS and Pa
RASOLs at sl.to, cost everywhere else IS;
TICKING, SHIFTING STRIPES, TOWEL
LING, SHIFTING, sHEETISG, PILLOW
CASE COTTON, DOMESTIC GING-
HAM, LINEN GOODS for mems and boya'
wear, CASHMERE, TWEEDS, KEN.
lucky JEANS, CoRsETs, MOSQUITO
NETTING, IRISH LINEN, &C., at such
low figures that DEFY COMPETITION.
A call Is what ask from one and all. BE careful
and come to the right place
No. 1875 MAIN STREET,
between Fifteenth aud Seventeenth streets.
1y27 JOSEPH STgAUSE.
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BY Wellington God!lIr. Auclloncer.
By Lee i GcGdin, Auctionccrs,
No. lil3 Main street.

TWO VALUABLE FARMS IN TIE
II-rT111SS.non THURSDhY. 23i % -'ntem.n,er,,
1899 1T Il O'Clock NJ. we will proceed 10 se'. -
T!II G'G TiE XXI Known S'!H as MULBERRY NIL"
Wing in The county Of Hanover -four mile inns %idc
Of Old Church Tavern a62 ;n,, 'T TWS H if
DRIED AND EIGHTY-ONE AND y llALf
ACRES OF LAND, Of which about zoo acres
open and In high state o. IN grass rs %"
excellent quality. heavily set the fcih"'n"c' III
oak and pin" forest $4,000, .,,,,,,-
The improvements consist OF ira,ncu ' mTt ~
inw-siX rooms. two large framed barns, anu To-
btcco barn sfabling for ten horses, coru-hohSc'
icc-housc. and dairy, quarters Tor h2hdS H.
orchard Of GOO trees, several springs OF cNccuenV
waite? and Il stream running through me farm
The location is proycrbial for its hcaithiuihcss'
and the neig hhorhnod select. ,,,n,,, .,,,.,, ~
Also Immediately after. the fAlM known ''s
ASUINGTOS HENRY ACADEMl thrct
miles from McchanicSyiilc, ono ard haii mics
from Alice station on the Cn%sapca%G anu %
Ing TWO HUNDRED AND FORTG-ONE
AND ! HALF ACRES OF LAND; scvcnty.hyc
acres open: the remainder heavily wooded, ron
which il l. estimated S0UG cords OF pine WOOD can
me cut. On this tract are two framed houses Win
six rooms, and the usual "u5hnlidings 10 pTI
sale OF wood,--So accessible to the Richmond mar
kct by rail-ths property offers peculiar aHyhn
tagcs. Ncighborhood excellent anu "ll"S""'i!
TENS OF SALE Of either Of the above tracts /:
Liberal, aud will be announced at the hoEr.
ALSO.
4 tract Of land known rs "PARSDNS: con-
tanning ONE HUNDRED AND SENENItt'N
ACRES, more or less, situated in the lower end OF
Hanover county, fifteen miles from Richmond ail';
about five miles from the York River railroad ana
Hvc miles from Cold Ilarbor, adjoining the lands
of William Acrcc, Mrs. Via. William Good ana
others.
There are some buildings on the place, which
can be made hahitabc ut Il small expense.
The land will he first offered aS 4 whole, but II
not sold in that way will then be offered in small
tracts. and sold without reserve TO the highest
bidder.
At the same time and place we will offer for rent
for three wears the farm known rs I'LL FoEh,
containing THREE HUNDRED AND rlFI I
ACRES. situated two miles from the GA thuFciI'
formerly owned by Robert Anderson, deceased,
and recently occupied by Lewis L. Smith,, Pos-
session on 1st of january next, with privilege OF
seeding Il crop Of wheat this fall.
Persons wishing to examine the farms before
the day OF sale will lind Mr.. Ashton on the illl
Fork farm, and Mr. " lillian AGREE near Inc far-
sons farm, who will render them assistance lii
doing
TERMS Liberal, and made known AT sale.
LEE & GODDlN.
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

W. 8. DONSAN & SONS
are now receiving from the manufacturers 'uo''
fall stock OF
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C
In all the leading articles In our line. Us
AXES SH0yELS, and sPaIES.
TABLE ard POCKET CUTLERY,
HORSE-SHOES and NAILS,
STEEL, ROPE, CASTlNGS
GUM and LEATHER BETTING,
BUILDING HARDW ~. ,,>n,S
BLACkSMITHS' and CARPENTERS iuoi.ss
their stock Il very fun aud complete ana NC 81
prepared to sell 81 these goods IS low rs ali! noass
We resnectfuIiy solicit merchants, mechanics,
contractors, and Others wanting hardware, 10 ~
W. - W. s. DOMAIN Sc SONS
Iron Building, Governor stfees,
RICHMOND, September IL teo. ei'"
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HNOBAGCO STEMMERI FOR SALE
/ Situated in Clarksyille Tennessee in the most
celebrated tobacco section In The West, place re-
markably hcalthfml, with abundant school and
banking facilities.
The STEN1MERY Is Of brick, on stone founda-
don, with stcmminw-rOo A0X50 feet. and roomy
enough to hang more than hundred hcgshcads
Of strips, with drying-room arranged for fur
mace: nine large tobacco screws; brick Office ::
five or six brick cabins three large ciStcrnS: IL
warehouse 2oOXiO feet on the river, with private
landing n short, there are ABILITIES and room 10
put up ,O00 hngshcadS strips and dried leaf
Connected Herewith is Il good private RESI-
DENCE, with all necessary out-huild!ngs. good
garden, two other cistcrns-thc whole comprising
some SEVEN ACRES of ground, with McAdam-
lied streets and alleys and all the buildings are so
detached as not to be endangered by contiguous
owners.
Persons desiring 10 purchase on accommodating:
terms can address or call on
BRYCE STEWART,
Clarksyiilc. Tenn, or
DANIEL X. STEWART.
an OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Richmond, Va.
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OAKLAND wISTERIMPORTATION
1 6 6 Q
RIBBONS, MILLINERY,
ASD
STRAW GOODS.
HARDWARE.

II ARDW A II E.-WATkISS, COT
III TRELL & co. offer to merchants, farmers,
aud mechanics, the largest, cheapest and best as
sorted stock OF
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, TOOLS, &C.,
IL has ever been their pleasure To do before, anu
ask an examination Of their stock and prices.
We are agents for GUM BETTING ana I'M
ING and ANkER BRAND BOLTISG cLodhs.
WATKINS, COTTRELL & 90:
ei7--3m 1907 Main street, Richmond, va.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR LEASE.

N The subscriber wishes TO lease for term Of
ten wears his very VALUABLE FARM. lyin" half
Il mile distant from brandy Station. on the
Orange, Alexandria and Manassas railroad. and
within i0mr mics of Culpcpcr Courthouse, con
AND A HALF ACRES: about 500 OF which are
enclosed with plank fence ami ditch.
With the exception Of the cor1l-licld this l;illd
i well taken in grass and old sod.
There is on this farm Il comfortable DWELL
ING-HDUSE. containing nine rooms, closets,
&C., with all the necessary out-huildnFs 81 good
BARN and STABLE. with sheds Tor large NUM-
Der Of cattle.
IT is well watered, aud has well and never
failing spring upon II.
For terms, apply to my agent, L. B. HILL, at
Culpcper Courthouse. Va.