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A ss'c shH's SAFE .,
< VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY

81 II 4 y , A L. Il
Ia Owe FaN
VALUABLE LEASEHoLD PROPERTY
IN GoRDONSyILLE, VA.
Pursuant to decree of the District Court of
the United States for the Eastern District of Viz
gnla entered November 25th 1871, in the matter
OF n. L. Jacobs ys.-F Fisher & Goldstein bank
rupis, shall sell, as assignee of said bankrupts
on the premises, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, on
THURSDAY. JANUARY 4, 1872
lat IL O'Clock p. M
THEUNEXPIREDL LEASE ofdhe vAI.yJABI, n
STOREHOUSE, in Gordonsville, Va, lately DE-
cupied by said Fisher & Goldstein
Ihis storehonse is one of the most valuable
business stands in Gordonsville being large and
commodious, and within fcw hundred wards of
the railroad depot. The lease has upwards of
eighteen years still to run, subject to an annual
rental OF S7j, to be paid TO the owner of the land
IL has Iecently been rented for about 81, 900 n
year.
. TERMS OF SALE-One third cash; balance
IN six and twelve months; title retained anil
the deferred payments are made
.a g. 5. CONVERSE
Assignee of Fisher & Goldstein
de 12-law3w
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1853
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
4 UNITED STATES for the Eastern District of

Virginia VI
In the matter of Vim. T. Taliaferro, bankrupt
lin bankruptcy.
To Whom it May Concern The undersigned.
hereby gives notice of his appointment as
assignee OF the estate of VIM. II. Taliaferro. y Of
Caroline county, in said district, who was on
me I4th Day Of October, A, d., ls7l, adjudged
court of said district
Dated Richmond, November ~, ISM
!. AMBLER SMITH,
ho i9-fSW Assignee.
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pLANrERs. FARMERS a GARDENERS
rtbNutlht tbR
THE AMERICAN FAPMEp

Now combined with Tie R,rai Reqisles. and
puohsileu monthly at No. North street, Ialti-
more, Nd, by Sanlnei Sands Il Son ri is the
oldest Agricultural Journal in America, and was
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series begins January LIST, 1872. Sl.50 q year, in
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BY Grubbs 81 Williams, AuctIoneers.

A Ss'esns' H. SALE t OF $500,
VALUABLE FARM KNOWN AS BRAN.
DIVINE, 4 fl ~
IN CAROLINE COUNTY, VI.
WITHIN FOUR MILES. OF THE Kappa.
HAMMOCK RIVER.
In compliance with decree of the United
States Court for the Eastern District Of Virginia
IN the matter of John T. Bou1weil, bankrupt. /
viii sell at auction, on trf -
MONDAY, JANUARY 18TH, 1872,
at clock p. NJ, in front of the United States
Courthouse, in The city of Richmond,
THAT VALUABLE FARM, KNOWN AS
BRANDYwINE,p
IN Safone county, within four miles of Poi t
loyal, on the Rappahannock river,
CONTAINING $50 ACRES,
with dwelling aud utbuildings, In fair cond,-
ton. " 49,
This is one of the finest places ever offered for
Slie under the bankrupt law in this State, and Is
worthy of the attention of farmers and Others.
10 pc sao clear OF all liens and encumbrances
full description will he given on the day of
sale. - =
TERMS-One-third cash; the balance on n
credit OF and ~ months, the purchaser to give
notes, interest added, a. six per cent per annum
Tor the deferred Payments, the title to be retained
by the assigaees until said notes are paid
WIN. II. ALLDERDIOE,
de i9-3aw3w Assignee.
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by Grubbs Williams, Auctioneers.
A ssIGNEEs' SALE OF
$50 ACRES OF LAND
IN CAROLINE COUNTY. .NTRGINIA

In compliance with decree of the II. s. Dis.
trlct Court Tor the Eastern District of Virginia of
october 25th, 1871, in the matter OF John J
Sonthworth, bankrupt, will sell at auction,
cie'ar OF all liens and encumbrances, on
MONDAY, JANUARY 18th, 1872,
~ o'clock p. NJ, in front of the United States
Court-house, in the city of Richmond,
$50 ACRES OF LAND,
situated IN the county of Caroline. 1t has there
on several log buildings. The bankrupt now re-
sizes thereon. This property is within n few
miles OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
A fnil description viii be given on the day of
sale III = -.
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BY Grnbbs & Williams, Auctioneprs.

A ssGyEE's SALE OF bf
VALUABLE LOT IN THE TOWN OF
HARVIE,
SUBURB OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
WITH
COMFORTABLE DWELLING THEREON.
In compliance with an order of the Rankrupt
Court in the matter of T. II. Pollock, bankrupt.
will sell at auction, clear of all liens and en-
upbrances, on
MONDAY, JANUARY l6rH, 1872,
at o'clock r. NJ, m front of the United States
Court house, in the city of Richmond, the fol-
lowing described property, in the town of Harvie,
formerly Camp Grant,) just outside of the cor
pofation line OF the city of Richmond:
LOT OF OF FEET FRONT,
on Carter street, running back $50 feet, with u
COMFORTABLE DWELLING THEREON.
and now occupied at rental of 800 per year,
This property deserves the attention of per-
sons OF moderate means, as II will make a com.
Portable home at low price. The property will
be conveyed direct from Mr. T. b. Haryie. The
io1mer owner of the entire town ~, -. 81.
: TERMS-One-third cash; the balance on N
credit OF and months, the purchaser to give
negouaDie notes, with interest at six per cent
added, the title retained until all the payments
are made. VIM II AITpEr, i,Ji,I -
de 25---2aw3w Assignee
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aOo ACRES nFI.ANn


A ss0sNEE'S SAIL OF
VERY VALUABLE FARM
IN FLUyANNA COUNTY, AT AUCTION.
In compliance with a decree of the United
States Court for the Eastern District of Vir.
ginia; OF October 25th 1871 in the matter OF John
M. Clarke, bankrupt, will sell at auction, clear
OF all liens and ncumbrances, on
|. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1872,
at u O'Clock NJ, in front Of the United States
custom House, in the city OF Richmond, that
VALUABLE TRACT OF IMPROVED LAND,
CONTAINING 2eo ACRES,
more or less, situated in F'luvunna county. yir.
gnia, adjoining the lands of Anderson Hughes,
James M. Kent and others.
IEhMS-One-third cash; the balance on
credit OF and IL months, the purchaser to give
notes, interest added, for the deferred payment Us
the title TO be retained by the assignee until said
notes are paid. JACOB COIN u
(. ne i4-2aN3w Assignee.
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TERMS-One third cash; the balanee on a
credit OF and IL months, the purchaser to give
negotiable notes for the deferred payments, with
SIX per cent. interest added thereto the title to
De retained by the assignee until said notes are
paid. WM H. ALInERDICE
E Ce if-zaW3W Assignee
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TERMS One third cash; balance on a credit
OF one and two years, the purchaser to give
notes, and The title to be retained by the assignee
until The purchase money is paid.
f5 EMMETT CRUMP,
ue z--zlW5W IL, Seer Assignee.
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BY Gmbbs & Williams, Auctioneers
BY Grnbbs Williams, Auctoneers. ~
A ssIGNEE's SALE OF
l7s's ACRES OF LAND
IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY, VA,
WITH A VALUABLE TANNERY THEREON.

In conformity with decree of the United
States District Court for the Eastern district OF
virginia, OF Noven Der 2Sth, 1871, in the ma tier
of Allen ID. Read, bankrupt, will sell at arc
lion, clear OF all liens and encumbrances, on
MONDAY, JANUARY l5rH, ls72,
at o'clock p. NJ, in front of the United States
Courthouse, in the city of Richmond
l7s7s ACRES or LAND,
with good improvements dwelling Be- and n
valuable tannery thereon--a good stand for con-
Quoting that business-stuated near Dragon Dr.
binary, Gloucester county, Va
A full description of This property will be
given on day OF sale. 500
TERMS-One third cash; the balance on a
credit Of and IL months, the purchaser giving
notes for the deferred payments, with six per
cent interest added, the title TO be retained by
the assignee until said notes are paid.
VIM. H. ALLDERDICE
de l+-2aw3w Assignee.
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AN ERIE SURRENDER.-Th English
stockholders of the Erie railroad, who have
Tor the past two years been plundered o
their property by Gould and Fisk's com
blnatlon, have had $4,000 shares of their
stock returned to them by the company.
The remaining 1850 shares claimed BY
could and Fisk as their personal property
are still held subject to reference to de-
eide ownership. A consultation of the
stockholders (American and English) has
been called with view of driving out the
present bad m anagement Of the company.
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THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
l. TED STATES for the Eastern District of
Nirginia. "
In The matterof Lucien d. Winston, bankrupt
lin bankruptcy. i
Eastern District er pirgtaia, So:
Nouce ~ hereby given that the second general
meeting OF the creditors of The said L. D. Winston
bankrupt, will be held at Alexandria at the
m bankruptcy, in said district, on Friday.
lne 2oth day of December, 1871, at 9o'clock A'
III 1or the purposes named in the 9th
section OF the bankruptcy acl of March I'd, 1857.
Tie third meeting OF the creditors Of said
bankrupt will be held ut The same place ard
hour on The 30ih day OF December A d. 1871
said act -
Dated December, ISL
7. ]. HALSEY,
ue S-fZW Assignee
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EMILIO CASTELAR,, the great Spanish
orator, has defended the International,
In the Spanish Cortes. The government
having been asked 10 put the society down,
CASTELAR, resisted the motion with vehement
eloquence, proclaimed the advent of the
people and working classes to public life.
and asserted that Republic was inevitable
in Spain.
Here is passage from this memorable
speech
ask and demand from the most ardu-
Gus and enthusiastic portion of my party.
who, measuring the generous patience of
the people by their own generous I'M
patience, believe they can engender with
ono word revolution, and with revoll,-
ton can change the nertness of human So
ciety, that they will remember society only
marches forward when, in addition to the
impulse of many and oft-repeated efforts.
1T receives the steam of many and yery
powerful ideas. | am about, gentlemen, to
reveal to you the bottom of my heart and
conscience the whole secret of my politics,
| believe that which has conquered the an
Gent powers, transformed the present
generations, broken the Cesarism which
was the keystone Of European reaction, de-
stroyed the temporal authority of the Pope.
which YVES as the last shadow of the Middle
Ages in our horizon which has dissolved
the ancient Austria, the nucleus of the Ho.
ly Alliance of monarchs, and which is every
day more lively and more lving-the ideal
OF youthful America before the eyes of the
peoples--that which nothing can impede
nothing, however strong it may appear
the proximate advent of all Europe to the
idea and the social formula we pant for
the proximate advent Of federation and of
the Republic. Cries of "No, no." min.
gled with cheers from the Lefty The oues-
ton is one Of time only. Time will Show
whether my Affirmation or your denial is
right. Faith in the progress of humanity
and continuous study of history inspire
within me unaltcrable confidence in the
proximate fulfillment Of my assertion.
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THE BUREAU" Few things that
were consumed in the Chicago fire have
since reappeared, have been more gladly
hailed than s'7'he Bureau" the monthly
periodical by that name, devoted to the
cause of Protection. 1t one ofthe ablest
publications in the country, and in its pccu.
liar sphere is exerting a most Statutory in
fiuence. The energy displayed in resuminr
publication is in the highest degree praise
worthy. The following note from Mr..
Carey is to the point:
PHILADELPHIA, Dec, ., 1877.
hr d. II. Mason, Editor Bureae
DEAR SIn-I have been much reoiced to-day st
seeing that The Bureau had not persisted amid
the general Chicago wreck 1t has done good ser.
vice IN the past, and will, have no doubt con
tnue TO do so in the future. Would to heaven
ihat the people mtelested'in protection would be
persuaded to give it all the support it merits +
wishing~that they may do So remain.
with great regard, yours very truly.
HIM
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A ss.GNEE's SALE OF -
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN CAROLINE COUNTY. AT ArsesTroc-


J., by virtue OF decree of tho District Court OF
tne United States for The Eastern District of I-ir
glnia, made on the 2lst day of November, 1871.
IN the matter Of John Younger Martin, bank,
aop,, snall, as assignee OF said bankrupt pro-
der, on lf. t5 e 10 NV
WEDNESDAY, lorH DAY OF JANUARY, 1879,
at IL o'clock NJ, in front of the United States
Cnstom-House, in Richmond, the land surren.
dered by said bankrupt in his schedule free from
all liens except the wifes contingent right ol
dover, to wit - ~
300 ACRES OF LAND,
in the county of Caroline called "Poyertv >,
win good improvements thereon adjoining The
lands of John T. Bondwell and Others. ahouf
three miles from Port Royal
IEkMS-One-thiid cash balance at 6and -
months, negotiable notes, with interest added.
neing required for the deferred payments, and
me ute TO be retained by the assignee until said
NOES are paid. JACOB COHN,
de l4-2aw3w Assignee of John Y. Marin
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Send for free sample copy of the CHRISTIAN
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by he New York Staie Convention OF Uniyer.
sallsts. and containing the Sermons of DIR. T.. I'll.
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TTNivERsALssN.

pEADsHARLoTTtlS vILLE VA CHEON-
LII lCLE. Wide awake. Specimens for stamp.
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a NEW STAMP ACT.

On motion of Mr.. Thomas, il was re-
solved that the Auditor Of Public Accounts
be requested to furnish the Committee on
Finance with detailed statement of the
subjects upon which, in his opinion, stamps
may be placed, as new element Of re-
venue.
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pETEWs' MUsIUAL MONTHLY.

Inc December number, price Sac., has ~ pieces
IN sheet form We will mail two ba k numbers
Tor ooe,' four for aoe., or January TO December
~, Tor T225, Irregular price, SS) Bound copies
by Hays, Thomas, kinke, Gounod, eIc Address
); L. PETERS, 500 Broadway, N. Y. p. o. Box
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A GENTS WANTED.-Agents make moro
N money at work for us than at anything else.
Busnsss light and permanent Particulars froo'
q. ST1NSON Il Co,
fne Art Publishers Portland. Maine
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\
18th inst, at o'clock, for the election Of
county judges and State officers, which
was taken up ON motion of Mr.. johnson,
and the question on agreeing thereto was
! determined in the negative.
INTEREST DUE INSTITUTIONS OF
LEARNING.
Senate bill continuing thc3 payment of
interest and dividends to the Incorporated
colleges or other seminaries of learning in
this State, was taken up, on motion of Mr..
Greene, and recommitted to the committee.
HoRsE-STEALING.
Senate bill to amend and reaenact an act
posed February II, 1866, in relation to
demonstrating, was taken up, read the third
time, when Mr.. Lakeland moved that the
vote by which the bill was ordered to its
engrossment and third reading be recon-
sidered, which was agreed to. Mr.. Lack
land then moved to amend by making the
punishment not less than three years. i'm
prisonment in the penitentiary, or death,
at the option Of the jury. The motion was
lost, and the bill was ordered to engross-
ment.
4 BILLS ORDERED TO ENDORSEMENT.
Senate bill to amend and reanact section
10 of chapter 100 of the code of 1860.
concerning crimes and punishment.
Senate bill to amend and reenact section
2 Of chapter IA of the code Of 1850 in re-
latlon to the removal of causes to another
court
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These lands are situated about five miles from
Fort Royal, on the Isappahannock river They
are considered very valuable, and will be sold
Tree from all Liens and encumbrances ~ II1.
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How Parson Blake Subdued his
Horse.

:Wcll,' said Reuben the story.tclcr,
father always wanted horse, because
the folks in Greene live scattered, aud
he has so far to go to attend funerals aud
weddings, and visit schools you know /;
but he never felt as il he could afford TO
buy one. But one day he was coming
aloot from Hildreth and stranger asked
him to ride. Father said :
That's a handsome horse you are
driving. ] should like to own sDch a
horse myself.
'What vii! you give nc for him?
DO you want to sclly' says father
'Ycs, DO, aud III sell cheap too,
says he.
oh, well, says father, its no use
talking, for 1 haven't the money to buy
with
Make me an offer, says he.
We'll, just to put an end to the talk
says father, i will give you seventy -fv e
dollars for the horse
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81 Guess I'm tllc Man.1

The praiseworthy franknessatd entire
absence of self prida that oharhstssizes
the honest old farmer of Maine ia i)lus-
trated by another honest farmer, Of the
same State, who, desiring to purchase q
yoke of oxen, and being informed that .,
certain wealthy farmer in Cnmbsfiand.
county had superior cattle forsaley ypwent
down thither to purchase. Meeting u
man driving an OK team, he inquired:
"Can you inform me where Mr. Wess
lives ?" ,,-s.s4iE
''Therc's number OF Vests living
around here. Which one do you wish
to fnd?" returned the stranger, who was
a stout built, kcen-eyed man, habited in
homespun, but bearing in generaliap-
pearancc unmistakable tokens Of lease
and comfort, SO far as finances .ars con-
c:rned.
II don't know what his Christian
name is, pursued our friend, but be 10
the owner of some very fine oxen."iJ
"Well," responded the stranger athey
all own some pretty fair oxen" r,
':But the one 1 wish to fiud has oxen.
for sale"
GAS for that sir, guess they'd any Of
'cm sell if they could get their price"
"But," exclaimed the Oxford county
man, 'the Mr.. West I wish to find is
quite wealthy" nieG
"Yes? Well, 1 reckon there aint any
of them very bad off" replied the ether
with nod
"Why Mr.. West," continued our friend,
hcsitatinggr "has been represented to me
ms n very csose,fs man, and not seru-
pulously honest in all his transactions %
With a curious twinkle of che eye,
and gentle pat on the paunch of his
near OK, he said:
"To tell the truth, sir, / guess they
are a close-f'ted set all around aud I
neysE heard tlsas hoaezsg run u the
family. Isn't there something else W
eyes replied the searcher for oxen.
desperately, "thcy say he has, been
caught in tho act Of robb;ng his own
brothers chiken COOP; ',l"s't
The stranger bowed and smiled. TiS
81 guess I'm the man. Come with
me, and I'll show you as fine stock Of
cattle as you can find in the State; and
if you know what oxen are, there is. no
danger of being cheated.
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There is man out in Wyoming who
did not want for woman wit when forced
to do woman's york while his wife was
on the jury. He appealed to her to
come home, but she wasn't in any par
ticular hurry, as che would now find out
how nice it was to stay ut home and
mind the children, while sho was loafing
around the court house as he used to
do" The man went home and hired a
good Hooking cook. aud sent his wife
word to bo sure and not come home until
she wanted to on his account, but as soon
as the news reached her she hoitod in-
mediatoly, and is now one of the loudest
opposers of female suffrage.
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He "STAtD."-Lately, when eths
body of Geo. Kirk was lying at Viii
son & Browns undertaking establish
ment, OH B. street, Virginia City, man
who appeared to be stranger in the
city, scoing something Of crowd abous
the door, approached and looked in. at
the body lying in tn coffin. h,r
Man dead z" asked he of q person
standing near.
-Yos, sir" shortly answered he Who
was questioned
Fidsctting little, the stranger tried
t again: "How did he die ?"
"uuns," was the laconic reply.
"IIung. All, hung himself?"
''No; he was hung by the Vigilanses."
Stranger What did they
hang him for? -
''He had been notified to leave tho
town, nd lie came back" fl,-a
When a man has been notified 10
leave, can't he never come back hero
again aud et..@
"Ies, sir" >"I
eyes? Then how is this ?" ~
"Wcll, he came back, and"-poiutius
to the coffin-"you SC lie sMia.p ,.f
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eats anything you give him, Sis very
often brings out some Of her dinner to
him. t#
sHe likes to eat out of plate said
Dove; 1T makes him think he's folks,