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V1RuSTEEs, SALE or ABOUT EIGH-

SALE OF ABOUT EIGH-
TEEN HUNDRED AND NINETY.SEYEN
ACRES OF LAND IN THE COUNTY OF
YORK, IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA, AND
NEAR THE TOWN OF WILLIAMSBURG
Pursuant to the provisions OFF deed OF trust exc
cuted by Robert Saunders and Lucy is. his wife,
bearing date on the lst OF january, 1851 and duly
undersigned, the trustees therein named, at 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
requisitlon win, on TUESDAY the 10th day OF
February, 1869, 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 II
O'Clock NJ, proceed to sell the REAL ESTATE
conveyed by the deed OF trust aforesaid, called
and known rs "QUEEN,S CREEK or so much
or such parts thereof az may be necessary to
satisfy the trust created by the said deed This
land Is situated on Queens creek OF the trlbu-
tarfes OF York river and but short distance from
said river, In the county Of York, IN the state OF
Virginia. Vessels drawing four or FIVE feet of wa
ter can ascend this creek to within few miles OF
Williamsburg.
oyster planting. No further description Is row
thought to be necessary as IL is presumed thai any
one desiring TO purchase VIII view the premises
and Judge for himself before the day OF sale.
TIE TERMS ARE That the purchaser pay one
half OF the purchase money on the day OF sale, and
the balance In two equal payments-onc onthe LIST
day Of January 1870 and the other the 1st day of
January, 1871. and for which be shall execute his
bonds, each to carry interest from the day OF sale
and 10 be secured by deed or trust on said land.
The undersigned, Talbot Sweeney, residing In the
city of Williamsburg, viii take pleasure IN chow
ing the land TO any ono desiring to purchase.
B. B. DOUGLAS, so G1
ykt-hss*- TALBOT SWEENEY, Trustees.
de Is ALEXANDER DUDLEY,5
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PxYERspuas. January q, 1853.

PETERSBURG, january q, 1861
Owing to the continued inclemency Of the
weather, keeping IN doors all except those
vino are compelled to be abroad, the city haa
been barren Of incident, and business do
pressed, for several days.
The Common Council at their regular
monthly meeting last evening repealed an
order passed at the previous I meeting
against which, the people had manifested
q decided hostility. 1t was to the effect
that an expenses should Be prepaid for In
terments in the public cemetery before per
mission would be granted therefor. what
ssssas strange about the mastcr. ~ that %
sin,ilarordsT was passed once. before (some
eighteen months ago); and such was the
otifcry sgafpst 1t that the Council promptly
took the back track before it went into ope-
ration, To try the experiment adsecond
time, after such o signal failure, was more
than ,eouh haye been looked for. W frgst
now that the matter is definitely Settled !;
fots though It is but just that these ices
should be paid, yet it would often times ope-
rate with extreme harshness to exact them
in adyance. III
AS the new year is now fairly setting in,
we look for things to flow again in their
accustomed channels in a short time. The
negroes are returning to the country TO
resume their ayccations without the inter-
vention Of intelligence offices. This is q
good sign. The nearer we can bring tbe
employer and employee together TO make
their own bargains the better it will DC Ior
10th classes. These middle agencies shot
mn like q mushroom after the war, and
have died out almost as suddenly. 49,.
-sgWe have a5proposition before the City
Fathers to dispense with the use OF gas IN
lighting the streets and public offices, aud
tosubstitnte Kerosene. If ever q city was
meaniy lighted, it is this~ Economical con-
siderations induced the use of burners 30
small as scarcely to cast their glimmering
rays across the street of dark night.
They have been the subject OF r1dlcuie
since their introduction, and it ID beiieVed
that no change could be made for the worse
But still it looks like retrogrsdlDg in civil
lization to fail hack upon oil at this his late o.
day. :; s. u,
This venerable body Of men have also
taken another step not sanctioned by pre-!
cedent. Whether it is that tho public taxes
were always punctually paid up IN former
times, or whatever be the reason, no such
thing as the sale of Delinquent lands has
ever been made within our corporations 1t
is decided now that longer forJearance can
not be exercised, and that all real estate on
which taxes have not been paid since 1919
shall be advertised for sale, to recover both
principal and interest. >.
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DE-OPENlNG.-In anticipation Of re-
h, sumIng our legitimate business-yiz.. UP
.ROLSPARiEG AND NG-the
undersigned would respectfully inform their
friends and the public generally that JOHN y:
-REGgRBE1.wfiasf from" this date give his special
and undivided attention 10 al orders and work In
the above branches. The long practical expert
ence OF work In the DECORATIVE. PLAIN.
AND FRESCO STYLES OF PAPER-HANfiEG
win give us large advantage over any other house
In the South. Tconomy and safe cutting OF car
pets, curtains etc. win insure nearly the expen-
diture or such work, and can only be done by
For the present we can be found at usual place Of
business REGAAULT IL CO., 49,
IaI-st ssa Main street,
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Real ESTATE AGENTS.
DoANoKE VALLEY LAND AGENCl
IA, have established ut Boyt!toa, Mecklenputs

DOANoKE VALLEY LAND AGENCi.
Ia, have established ut BoyGtoa, Meckienpntk
county, Va, an AGENCY 10 be Geyot.d sAe ny
siyeiy to the PURCHASE OF REAL EoIrSS5 go
In the couaties OF Meckienburg- Halifax GRAF
IotIe, Lunenhurg aud brunswick. ltmay DC COM
fidently asserted that no such field Tor inTestnss
ii, real estate was ever presented In any count!
al that now afforded In .he lands OF this section %
Virginia whether for settlement or speculation.
Opportunities for purchasing lands at eScesdingW
low prices are daily presented here, OF whleo
neither purchasers nor agents at remote point ear
avail themselves. Being 3 member or the lssa
profession, propose 20 investigate snd titles, "
make purchases, and look to the making OF proper
conyeyances 10 purchasers. .aonr
Fefers To Judge w. II. Joypes of tho flrginla
Cont Of sppeais. petersburg, va. |; Judge Hunter
III, Marshall, Charlotte Courthouse, Va. hon.
John Leteher, Lexington, Na.; and hon. James
Lyons, Richmond, Va. &c Es-eoaim
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BY Wellington Goddin,
hucttoneer and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN EX--
U ] CELLENT FARM IN HENRICO COSS-
nv THREE MILES BELOW RlCH MONH,
ADJOINING THE TREE HILL ESIAIE.--iHl
pursuance of two DEGREES OF the Circuit Conrt OF
sh. county of Henricn pronounced on tne %sth "
Anr and the 9Th of May. 1865, and a1lrlneh Dy tls
District Court of Appeals, respectyely In Inc sun
Of Tatum ct ais. Us. TatuIn &C., shall sell upon
the premises at public auction to the hlgness p,d
der ON FRIDAY the 12ih of February, 1909, AZ
p M the TRACT Of LAND In the county OF
Henrico, about three miles below the city OF R1ch-
Inond on the Osborne turnpike, adjoining inc
lands of William B. Randolph and the old Tree
Hill tract and containing by estimation NlNEV!
ACRES more or less. being the same tract OF which
Thesphilus Tatum died seized. and now In the oc-
cupancy OF William Jones, who purchased it at
former sale made by me. and at whose risk and
cost It Is now sold, he having failed to comply
with the terms Of sale. The property has been
improved by the setting out of fruit trees, NC -
TERMS: Cash for so much as may be necessary
to pay the costs and charges Of the sale and costs OF
the rule against said Jones, estimated at about SIS,
and the balance, now due ofprncipal anu interest
and CHI .rges of protest upon the notes given by the
said Jones for the purchase money at the former
sale being $3.50 with interest from the 3ist May 1858,
and a 2pG "a with interest from the LIST December,
1885, until the day Of sale; and for the balance,
upon such terms as the ssfd William Jones may
prescribe, or upon his failing to prescribe, upon
six and twelve months credit for negotiable notes,
with interest from day of sale, and well endorsed
The title will be retained until the purchase money
is al paid WILLIAM H.iTATuM.
dc l2-StaFe tdtds Commissioner.
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IEII,,DIuCIAlTTIONAL.
TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-In COM
IN pliapce with an ordinance Of the city Of
Collector, at.She City Hall from . a. II. to j. IL.
from The 18th to the sist Of December inclusive TO
receive the remaining half OF the CITY TAXES,
deducting ten per cent. thereon from those who
paid Oneshaf In June. ~Il3t e-.9S.d lElI -
tt's-7l 's513 81 EDMUND WINNIE. C. G. r.,
.3ihd by JULIUS Az HonsoN, d. @. Q. -.
N. B.--ThOSe persons who have not paid any
portion or their bills viii please call during the
Same time and pay the amount Of their taxes, rs
we wih have no opportunity Of calling on them
before advertising their property for sale, which
Will add twenty per cent ff not soldl. Those who
have not paid their personal tax by that time must
expect to have their goods levied on as soon as we
get out of the Office as we arerequired TO settle our
entire account in February. SIS.
! We would call particular attention OF the tag
payess Of che newly territory as the
pronertyis soimperfeetly described that II Is i'm
possible that the Collector can find It. as
EDMUND WINNIE, Collector
70 SQtfe 5-hy JULyUS a. HoBsGN d. e. ~
= BY resolution of the Council passed ON the 3iSt
of DecemhersSlast the time for the collection OF
taxes above has been extended until the 18th of
! ja2-tl5Ja byJ. A. HoBsoN, ID. G.
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nUBLIC SALE OF LARGE AND

pUBLlC SALE OF LAhdE ANU
L VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON RohN,
OKE RtVER.--By virtue OF decree , renoS Is
In the suit of Wilson and others plaintiffs Us. al
fred Boyd, executor OF james Whitlce, decease9,
and Others defendants snail on Tie bid,sr'
at public auction. upon the premises, the LAApS
belonging to the estate Of the late James D. WHIT
Ice. containing FIFTEEN HUNDRED AChES'
burg county, Va. These lands will be sold In three
several tracts--one, known as the "bOME
TRACT, containing SIX HUNDRED aud ONE
Excellent e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Comparatively
new with abundant aud excellent barns and otner
out-buildings; another, known as .HoLLO-
WAYS" Containing FIVE HUNDRED AND
Ninety AEEEs, more or less, having upon It a
comfortable and commoclous DIV ELIING, WIN
abundant out-buildings in fair condition; and an
Gsher hnoTa IS the HNbRED sfRE
A large portion of the two first named tracts is
river bottoms conceded TO be OF the very best
quality. The high lands are equal to any IN this
section Of Virginia. Both tracts are abundantly
supplied with wood and water 1t i5 confidently
asserted that these lands are among the most valu-
able and desirable to be found within the limits OF
Virginia. Persons desiring to invest IN real es.
tate have here one OF the finest opportunities that
viii be presented IN the State for buying trst-rate
lands. 0aE
TERMS OF SALE $500 In cash; and for the resi-
due of the purchase money, credit of Q, IL, and
IS months, the purchaser giving bond with APP
proved personal security for, the deferred pay.
ments, and the title to te retained as additional
security. -.
At the request Of the parties interested the pur-
chaser by paying one-thlrd or more OF the pur-
chase money III cash, will not be required to give
personal security. - 80. III.
BoYDToN, VA, December 10, 1858.
The above lands are rented for the year 1863, and
possession viii be given the LIST day OF January,
is7O. Ide III W.T.. A., Commissioner.
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ByS. NJ. Davis,
Resl Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
corner Eleventh and Main streets. &

COMMISSIONERS sALEoFAFRAMED
q inW 1T AND LOT ON THE COR
NEa Of TMENTY-gIFTH a AN 1l1tS SA 81 as.
STR aETs- CHURCH HI.Lsmb o{tv ~ Rinhmond
E1ee on on the 10Th day Of November 1859 In
the case Of Kelly and wife and as Us
tom On the premises on "WEDNESDAY the lS.h
day Of January lss9 At o,sl9sk e. e sna.
It.in,ny abont sfx rooms, situated rs above de-
TERMS: One-third cash balance at SIX, tweI rIts
rood security interest added. Title retained uhtn
Tine icrliie' oiuei - wy CHAsTAIN WHITE,
s,r Snecfal Commissioner.
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BY James M. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
No. s21 Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.
rTRUsTr SALE OF VALUABLE real

THRUST SALE OF. VALUABLE REAL
4 ESTATE, AT AUCTION,--By- virtue OF The
provisions OF deed OF trust dated the 2!th 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 Winett 70 70
John B. Young, trustee, to secure the payment OF
certain debts mentioned and described In said
deeds, the same being or record in the Clerks
Office or Richmond Hastings Court, the Under;
signed, John y. Young trustee In the second
stituted trustee u the first named Of said deeds 1.-THE
said Benjamin Chalk. the former trustee, having
departed this lfe) WILL nj the request and by the
direction OF the beneficiary in said deeds. on
TUESDAY the 18th day of January, 1859. at Inc
hour OF p. M IF fair, II not, the next fair day
ises, fine 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 said city,
as Lot No. 8, the same being 80 feet wide and
(contInncd), with all the Improvements thereon.
TERMS OF SALE : Cash rs to so much OF the pro-
ceeds Of sale may he sufficient to cefraY the eN-
pense of the sale and TO discharge the sum or $500
with Interest thereon from the oath Of December,
1859 and the further sum Of $l3674 with interest
thereon from the 18th of February, 1861 and as TO
the residue of the purchase money, on such
terms Of credit az the personal representative OF
Robert W1llett may direct, or IN default or such
direction, on such terms as 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 trustees viii Of course convey with the
= EDWARD Y. CANNON,
Substituted Trustee.
JOHN z. YOUNG, Trustee.
sale to be conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR "
Son, buctlOnccrS. dc 81
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yKTAREHoUsE ON FIFTEENTH Be
Wv TWEEN MAIN AND CARY, STREETS
FOR RENT: AT AUCTIoN.-Will be rented
at auction on TUESDAY NEXT. the 9Th
day OF january at 10 o. clock NJ, for one year, the
WAREHOUSE on the west side Of Fifteenth be-
tween Main and Gary streets, being the one re-,
Gently occupied By the Government as bonded
warehouse. JAS. M TAYLOR 81 SON,
IA . ar 9a -s-TTGJE atEa kuctioneers
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!. IRON WORKS.

.NIEW MACHINE SHOP. -SLOAT h AD-
lNDINGTgN, los Cary street, near Fourteenth.
and BOILER EEFhIRlNG
IN city and country; I2essee M is Of al
REPAIRED and adjusted SEWING MACHINES Of
ali kinds repaired and Eli parts for same furnished
and the LATE IMPROVEMENTS put on the
sLGAT ELLIPTIC and WHEELER u WILSON
SEWING MACHINES. MA.
CHIMES for sale andpurchased. Exclusive agents
for supplying the Judson Patent Governor and
Valves for steara-engiRes aIso for the celebrated
Selden's Pateat Packing for steam-engines. and
for the great and useful Lathe Chuck made by.
Msssrs. &c. Horton x Son. :
- II GEORGE B. SLOAT,
no Inn A. JACKSON ADDINGTDN,
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upon his sled. JuSt then Favks regained
the use OF hiss faculties, and in q feeble
soice askedY for food The farmer took
aim to his house, where il was ascertained
that Fayks had been severely frozen in the
face, hands, and feet, and that he was
pesriy starvings His hands and feet viii
probably have to be amusated. ISL q
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STOVES, TgNW,l5ARE, &c.

A T. HOME AGAIN.-Thankful to our
IA friends and the public for the very hhersl
patronage heretofore bestowed on us, we would re-,
mind them that al our present stand, No. $40 bROAU
STREET may be found the finest assortment OF
STOVES GkATES, TINWAKE, HQUSE.FUk8;-
NISHING GOODS RANGES FuRAe lA Gee,
at any house In the city ''15 iM0UNTCASTLE,
+ DIES al dllH 51a 81 lH $40 Eroad street
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EucB BY wellington Gcddin, p ts5-yr
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer. r. -
TyRUsTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
YGIl-eD Try FARM OF

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
MARKET AED@DtI Try FARM 0E
EIGHTY-THREE ACRES, HALE MILE EAST
OF R1rHMoND. ADJoINING BRACES MIL,
AND OPPOSITE TO LAKEWOOD CEMETERY.
BY virtue Of deed of trust executed to me by
Mr.. Joseph W. Dabney Ito secure the unpaid Iut-
chase money, bearing date on the 7th October;
1867 duly recorded in Henrico County oourt;I
shall IN execution thereof proceed to sell at pubic
nnrtion, on the premises. on TUFsD. Ythe 18th OF
Japuary 1882 az clock 2. NJ iffair: not, the
first fn.r day thereafter the very desirable FAN
THRFE ACRES! aIl OF which IS open land nd
embrac icing every variety of soil admirably adapted
for early vegetables or for pasturage, having
living stream running through 1t, and also the
York River railroad. The buildings are amply
sufficient for the nse OF a large family together
with spacious barn, stable corn-housc, DC. Pos-
session given at once, #.-.sl -, :
TERMS Enough in cash to dafray expenses OF
sale and TO discharge the principal and Interest In
arrpar amounting TO about $71o; on credit as TO
81, 600 until Tho LIST January. B7o on credit as 70
SI'foo until 1st January, 1871; on credit as TO
al 600 until LIST January 1872: on a credit as to
AL 600 until LIST Januarv. 18T2-the credit payments
to bear interest from day Of sale-and as tn any re-
sjd,e of the proceeds of sale. on such terms the
erantor shall prescribe and direct. t,f-.ffr
ia 2: w. GODDIN. Jrnstee.
BY James NJ. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
N REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY IN
.MECKLENBURG COUNTY, yh.-By virtue OF
an order of the District Court Of the United States
for the district or Virginia, In the matter OF Will
liam Baskerville Jr. in bankruptcy, entered ON
the l7lh day OF November, 1868, shall, ON W ED
EESDAY the 18th day OF january, 1862 sell upon
the premises to the highest bidder, ct public auc-
ton. the TRACT OF LAND upon which the said
Baskerville resides, upon Roanoke river, and
known as 'tBUENA VISTA. 'rcontaining TWO
THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES
moro or less of which three hundred acres is
river bottom, and fifty acres creek flats. About
onc-half of the tract Is in forest.
There are two settlements on the tract-onc, the
NANSION-HOUSE, containing eight rooms In
with four rooms each having adjacent all ncces-
sary out-hou5es. The barns, granaries, and out
houses OF all descriptions are ample, and in grod
condition. The 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 re tanned as additional security.
at the same time and upon the same terms
shall offer for sale The interest Of the said Basker
viii Ut being one-Gfth) In the tract Of land known
as stLOMBARDY GROVE recently held by the
late Mrs. Lucy G. Baskerville as tenant for life. the
saidtract containing EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES
more or less.
I shall also at the same time and place, sell the
following personal property-to wit, MULES, 2
HORSES, stock Of CATTLE and SHEEP. and
PLANTATION UTENSILS. The personal pro-
perty to be sold for cash. 3. r. JOHNSON. -.
de I'D Assignee of William baskerville, Jr, :
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A UCTIoN SALE AT C a A,RLOTT E
"A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO B6CCO PE1zTNG
ESTABLISHMENT at Keysvil7, heretofore ad-
yertised for sale viii be offered at public anctlon
1859. s,i,.. 7,,,>y. a-.5.5s .a,o e.
be conducted under the direction OF John BOOKER,
Esq. pour
de s2--1lt -.@s 80 NOITlNG 1 fOHbrn.
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MILLINERY, &C..

DISTINGUISHED ARRIVAL OF "a
E0o1S -an1bracing all the novelties OF the ~
season. such As B9NNEHTss Ra H6 sEEssa
ma T Esq TRJMMINGS OF all kinds, EFu RS
PEATRERs, FI.0WERs, sATINs, SILkS = -sn q
q choice selection OF beant; M Q ED
n nemelman, No. lo3 Broad street.
n. B~Ladles Wishing to make their \, Own o p91
anS All necessary informatio given. Her flowers
and fal theirs are OF the most exquisite quality:
from the ladies is most Respectfully soIlclteu
90 that thew can Judge for themselves.
:; Ceuntry and city orders promptly e1ecuteo.
4 CLOSED every SATURDAY, MOP
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s9iel,nraltd 9ispatfI,,
MONDAY. JANUARY A, 1850,
PETERSBURG LETTER.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

Common Council Report of an O5nor;oas
Ordinance Encouraging Prospects
sosene against Gas-Sales Of L0nds JoT
Detiaque,ss 7dres. rs
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SALE OF HOUSE AND Lot, IN RIGH

csLEoP HOUSE AND LOT, I'm RICH
SMnNn ITNDER DECREE OF COURT
Pursuant to decree OF the Circuit Court Of TN the
city of Richmond entered on me Ha 81
II, ss shall ON THuksnAY the TIN
day January $50 At ocISeS M 70 the
hpahes az niaferN the HOUSE AND LOT In the bill
and proceedings mentioned upon tne Iolioslng
terms One third cash the remalhSSer ,, uu tha MI
Chaser negotiable notes with nterest aadea from
the day OF sale, and retaining the tl1ie uisii si
The ot e in The city OF Richmond on the eastern
SIDE Of ST. James street between Baker and nd
fronting on Ct James street ~ n .n eastern
ans nsGs The lot has good framed DWELL
ing. snecial Commissioner.
Sale Co be conducted by JAMES M. 1a IA % 1st
GnN Anctinneers. 49, - = - -
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By wellington Goddin,
Auctfoneer and Real Estate Agent.

GALE AT AUCTION OF FRAMED
~ BUILDING. AND LEASE OF LOT %, Oh
WHICH IT STANDS, ON THE.S0UTH, Si lE
DIETARY RETWEEEf -SEVENTEENTH AND
EIGHTEENTH sTREETs.-Will be sold at auc.
tfnn for cash, on the premises on TvESDa1 In, une
Sill Jannary 1899 mt co. clock r. NJ the FRk MED
RIIILDING located as above, recently IN the oc-
cupancy OF JOSEPH b. Signiaga. AZ the ., same me
time WIN ont for three Years from the ist
instant tbe lot on which said building stands,
the rent to be paid quarterly, and the tenant TO
pay the taxes. z 80. ,ioo
ia 2 g- ...F. ss.5--W. .GDl)iJN. huCnontSt.
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Pp,lRp : - CARDS.

'DR. J. Y. HoBsON HAS RESUMED
LITE PRACTICE OF MEDICINE IN
AT, HMDND.; Particular attention paid to pa
tients suffering from chronic disease and such as
are called incurablc. Many, OF these admit OF
perfect cure, and nearly all or relief by judi
cious application Of the Law OF Cure.
Letters OF inquiry, with postage stamp enclosed
promptly answered without charge. r' :.
Residence and office, No. ID Fourth street, be-
tween Main and Franklin, 49, Is 4-eOd ,w&w2t
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STEAMERS.

PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND .lsHs
l. AND NORFOLK STEAMSfIIPsSeeA1
LINE Steamers NORFOLK and VALLEY
CITY, composing this line, Will leave philadelphia
every SATURDAY, lnd Richmond every FIJI
DAY, alternately.
Freight taken for Cincinnati Chicago, and e.
for Norfolk and Boston; and clo5e connection
made at Norfolk. Bills OK laGing signed throagt.
Passage to Philadelphia, including mesls sni state.
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