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Weekly.
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BY w. Goddin,
Auchoneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DEsIRABLY.
L LOCATED REAL ESTATE IN MANCHES.
TER. on THE NORTH SIDE OF HULL BE.
TWEEN LAWRENCE AND WASHINGTON
STREETS.-As the surviving trustee IN certain
decd Of trust executed by Dr. j. Brooks to secure
the unpaid purchase money! to W. Goddin and John
L. Tate bearng date 18th March, 1882 duly recorded
I'm Chesterfield County Court In book No. As, page
$50 | shall, in execution thereof (hiving been re-
Guested so to do by the creditor secured thereby
Sell at public auction, on the premises. on MONDAY
the Still February 1S72 at o'clock p. NJ, III fair; if
not the first fair day thereaftcr the very desiribly-
located real estate conveyed by the said deed or SO
much thereof may be necessary to pay oil the I'M
paid purchase money and located rs above described
Inc first fronting 5! feet more or less, ana running
back i65 feet, having thereon II large old DRAINED
DWELLINGS. somewhat out OF repair; the second
fronting 10 feet running back Go feet, having thereon
two BRICK TESEMENTS: being the same real
estate conveyed to the said Brooks by G. ". Pur.
cell and wife by deed of even date with the said
Terms: Enough in cash to defray. expenses of
sale and TO pay cffa negotiable note OF ST7.33, dated
18th March, 1852, payable three years after date, 10 DC
scaled ut the rate of $50 for 81, that being the Vue
of Confederate money rs compared 10 goid on the
day of the date OF said note with interest on tne
amount so ascertained from the maturity Oh saiu
note until paid; and To the residue OF sch pro,
ceeds Of sale on such terms the said Brooks snail
prescribe and direct on his failure to give any III
loo sh,II think lit W.GODDlN.
1, o. Surviving Trustee.
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By j. ". Taylor & Co., Auctioneera.

UCTION SALE OF EALU ABB Z
N REAL ESTATE IN ASHLAND, CONSIST
ING OF 4 STOREHOUSE AND LOT ! DMhLL-
SATIJRDaY the 27th January. 1872, lat |. O'Clock al
we will sell at public auction. in the town 81 Ash.
lard the very valuable two-Siory SiOkEHol 81
now occupied by William Z. Mayo. with one-inartcr
acre OF land attacked, fronting ~ feet on line Win
its front. A., ,,,,, T.,
This is tic most valuable property OF the klnH IN
Ashland and Is acknowledgment to be the best business
stand in The town. 49,, ,,,,c,
Also. tie elegant COTTAGE two story RESI-
DFTCE now occupied by Mr.. Bell. on tie railroad
onnositc tho rr>.dclcc Of William 7. Mayo. There
are all necessary nut-huildings on tie lot in good re-
pair and neatly painted. o,,,,,r.
BUILDING LOTS, including some OF tic most ue-
sirablc in Ashland. ,,,,,..,
TERMS: Made known 1T sale. an1 VIII be lloerai.
IN .s 1t j. W. TAYLOR 6 CO.. Aucioneers
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VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND ~,
Y PACKET COMphSY.-Thr st.:rrl- .11zzSsSzs,:-ss'
shin GEORGE Il. UPTON leaves New )urn every
SATURDAY: leaves Rcnmont every TtEo)ll.
The steamship WILLIAM L. CLYDE leaves ~"
York every TUESDAY: leaves EtcAMoAd every
FRIDAY. Freight received dar.
d.. ST RI. President,
Fl on I.l4 Main street.
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MACHINE WORKS.-SLOAT & AD-
W. DISGTON, Nos. 1922, 1924, 1426, and 1iaS
Cary street, and Nos. IS and Is south Fifteenth
street. Richmond, Va We make all Atnds Of new
work In the machlnist Inc, repair all Kinds OF work.
We 20 In the country TO do MI sorts OF work In
line Also, make the best tobacco mills In the world,
and keep item on hand, rs well tobacco screws of
all kinds together with bands and bilets aud all
tclcs for the manufacture of tobacco. We keep on
hand for saie all sizes of and secondhand En-
gines Boilers Saw-SIills, Grist-als, Power Pumps,
Platform Scales, Sha1tiug, Hangers, Pulleys, Gear
and Beyn Wheels and, In fact general assortment
Judsons Patent Stean-Engine Governor; Utica Conn
pany Stcanl-Gauses: Selden's Patent Engine Pack
Ing; Peet Valves Globe Valves; lallow COCKS; sslt-
Cleaners oil Cans Water-Causcs, &c. All of which
we sell at reasonable prices and on accommodating
terms NJ j. WE receive on consignment NIL kinds
OF machinery, both new and secondhand. Come and
see lIs. Zoe Il SLOAT I ADDlNGTON. >
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BY 7. Bowman, AuctioIecr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VERY
NAIIIA III. i FARM MSNCAMQRE uAI Z -

NRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE VERY
Il VALUABLE FARM "SYCA3IoRE HALL"
NEAR ASHLAND, IN HANOVER COUNTY
BY virtue OF deed Of trust from David J. Hummel,
trustee for Mrs. Ann {. Hummei, and the said Ann
c. Humme,, duly recorded In the clerks Office OF
Hanover County Court. will sell at public auction,
on the premises, on WEDNESDAY the slst day of
january, 1S12 at II o'clock NJ, that most valuable
farm lformerly the property OF John Perry, EsJ1
UNDREDANDEIGHTY-El AND THREE
QUARTER ACRES, two and half miles from
Ashland, on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tonac railroads. thriving town: about two-thirs.s
suitable for cultivation and the balance In woods,
mostly oak. The improvements consist Of au excel
lent dweliiDg-housc with eight rooms; two kitcl.-
ems, suoke-hoGse, carpenters shop, blacksmith
shop, courthouse, large barn with shed around IL.
stable with six stalls, two houses for servants, and
three poultry-houses; also good orchard OF select
peach and apple trees &c. II Will suit ANY gentle
man desiring TO educate his children 1t Randolph
Macon College, and several good female schools are
located ut Ashland.
TERMS OF SALE: Sufficient In cash 10 pay the ss-
penSc9 sf sale ard 10 payl Negotiable note OF S2,-
295,Ge with interest from the Sih OF july lSn; So
i2de5 tic eth of July, 1872. The residue Will he
nude payable al such times and be secured In such
manner rs the said ID. j.. and a. c. HumEael shall
IA la-tds CHAsTAIN WHITE. Trustee.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
.AuCtionccrs and Real Estlte Agents.
No. 1910 Main street.

VALUABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY,
SITUATE OK \ CONTINUATION OF EoI-
sIJrE H'TREEr. Oh, WHAT IS KNOWN As THE
NEW NONTH ROAD ABOUT one IlGSn.Ei,
YARDS BEYOND 1Ui: NEW lOfPDmhIE
IiNl:rS. For SALE At PUBLIC AUCTION.
We hall ut the request o! the owncrs sell at public
auction the rrcl9iics on TuGspAT he 2Sa
ncrtv 6c1 cd rs above described, containing EIGHT
ACHES of good garden land. The improvements con,
sis of framed house containing about SIX rooms ana
the usual out-builGingS. This property will be sold
as whole or sI-dividcd Us may be deemed most ex-
,Dc!icnt III the hour Of sale.
The terms will be very liberal and made known al
the kuur OF sale L1AE Il Eltpl l'h,
AuctionCerS.
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ONE CAsK MEuAS's ltisl 49, IN
por,ea; one ASK 81. GROIN EgM MN ''ob ~
LAND HUM and APPLE BEASpniIs sSTTFsIp
WINE :yiG FRENCH 8RANpie;ai.l ap4
Sherry miSE, fURE RYE WAisA&'' ;"
store ana for sale by ,,>,N HIGGINS,
do ~ JOHN - @'1~
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GUNARD LIN + THE BRI- <s:;Tf,
STlSH AND HORTi! aMER!CANasSx9sesAs'
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between New lok
and Liverpool. calling III Cork harbor.
RATES OF PASSAGE,
Ey the Wednesday steamers, not carrying s!cc-.
age:
First Cabin $3.50. gold. Second Cabin. go, gold
FIRST aah 10 fafS. - t";,
Return NckcIH .'.'''.-SV' e''4
ly the Tuesday and saturday steamers:
First Cabin. $50 gold. Stccragc.. So currency
Storage tickets from Liverpool and queenstown,
and al parts OF Europe. IT lowest rates.
Through bills oflldIIg from tlryiia 70 .iFcfToo'
Belfast. Glasgow. IIavl1, Antwerp. and other i"T'5
on the Continent. ana Tor 5t"dterl.iuan ports viii
he issued by The VIRGINIA ana o. itrH
THROUGH LINE they hating made thc Hccc2,arY
arrangements with the OLD DOMINION - hiM-
SHIP COMPANY 10 Ncw.ior" aud with the Co.
SARD LINE ti.cilcc 10 Liverpool -.
For rates, &C., apply 10 Tie Agents Of The O!d DO
mii.ion Steamship Company. "
CiihKIF5 C.. FEASJELIN,
Gciyrni ! gent tIGard Live.
J. y. KEIIET. Jr., General Agent NirgiLii
ic.4 ana Foreign Trough Line.
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JAMES RIVER sTEAMBOATe1v:7,,

~ COMPANY. stss5dssss. $3.50 2
FOR NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA. BALIl-
MORE, NORFOLK. PORr&MOCI
AND ALL REGTLAR LAND
INGS on TIE JAMES
RIVER.
The fast and elegant United States mail steamer
ELIZA HANCOCK, Captain T.. c. CLIFFORD. ,ay,a
Company's wharf ut Rockets for the aboye-narn"d
place; on MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS, and FRI
DAYS, ~ IIALF-P.tST SIX A. NJ, and returns un
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday afternoons.
Passengers connect at Norfolk With the old Bay
Lirc steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York.
Train leaves City Point FOR Petersburg On arrival
Of steamer.
tlrc to New YORK 20
Fare to Philadelphia. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30
Fare to baltimore. W
rare I'd NOrlOlR . %
Tickets on sale at CARRIER & CO.'S EXPRESS,
and baggage checked through.
Freight received TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS,
zld SATURDAYS, for Norfolk. Portsmouth,. Boz,
ton, Baltimore. and principal landings Oh Chcsa-
pckc Bay. and all regular landings on jane river,
at REASONABLE RATES.
Freight received from 4. VI. TIL y. ".
Freight for way-landDes must lac prepaid.
l.. Is. TATCi, General Accn.
Office, Company wharf
Branch Office, corner Main and Ninth streets.
10
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,nfynnsAsfs OCEAN srEAMrnex,

ToHTBADELPHLA, ri HIIOND Nspss
a hsDgoEECbKs STEAMsIJPSaSH8h
LINE..-FgR r 81 ILA,DELPMfAI TWICE 4
WEEK.-Steamers NORFOLK. EMPIRE, and j.
8. GREEN. composing this liae viii leave Rich.
O'Clock III. and Philadelphia every WEDNEgUaY
anu SATURDAY at the same hour, alternately.
Freights received datty Sundays cxcep,etf for all
parts of Pennsylvania, New Jersey. and Delaware
also for Charleston. Savannah, and New Orleans and
bills of ltdfng signed through.
Freight taken for Norfolk nc moderate rates.
Passage 70 Philadelphia, including mosls and
= - W. r. PORTER. Agent.
No. 2+25 Dock street. Richmond,
WILLIAM =. CLYDE CO.. Agents.
No. 12 South Wharyes,
ja1. .So.H North Wharycs, Phiiadelphta
TOR NEW YORK.-OLD DO Is3sss
u BuNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY. a,GSG
The side-whecl steamships WYASOKE ISAAC
BELL. SARATOGA. NIAGARA. ALTERNATIVE.
and HATFERAS, leave New York for Norfolk. Cry
Point, and Richmond. every TUESDAY, THU &
DAY. aad SATURDAY ut 9 O'clock T. 81 Leave
Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SIN
DAY. af high tide.
These ships are entirely new They have elegant
saloons and stlicrooms. The fare, accommodating.
and attention. ere unsurpassed.
Close connections made With steamers fCr all South
crn and European ports.
Insurance effected. when ordered, AT A oJ3p.
TER OF ONE PER CENT, at the Office, Of uis
Company.
For further information. apply to
JOHN ". WYATT, Agent
my2j No.3 Governor street.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

WANTED. honest southern men and women who
prefer 10 purchase good southern productions rather
than IL swludlcd By c,rpct-yag hClIbugs.
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IMPORTANT TO WESTERNc.Em .
i SHIPPERS. 80
THE POWuATAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY

i SHIPPERS. fnsss.Z.ssLLssIE
THE POWuATAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
AND TIE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
COMPANY'S THROUGH LINE
TO THE WEST
offer superior inducements 70 shippers Of TOBACCO,
WHlSkEY, BACON, CANDLES. &C. 10 and from
the West at low rates, quick tire, aud less haiGlny
than any other line.
All western and cnstern-bound freight dcIlvcrr, IN
and received from board the cars Of the Bll.lnorc
and Ohio Railroad Company AZ Locust Point and
North Carolina railroad. JacksoT's wharf, saving
transfer by dl,iys aud exposure 10 weather In BaIu
more.
Through bills Of lading given on all shipments by
my IL WILLIAM L. BRETT. agent
TOR LIVERPOOL AND /$rss
a QUEENSTOWN, IH:MAN LINE Or sssas5sss.s:ssss
MAIL STEAMERS SAILING FROM AE~
YORK EVERY SATURDAY AND
ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
BATES Oh PASSAGE.
Payable in Gold. Payable In Currency
First Cabin-...........S75 Storage "a,
To IondoR............... 80 To LOl,Gon. Is
70 Paris ............... % To Paris. ....... a.
Tickets sold TO and from England, Ireland, aud la
Continent. n: moderate rates.
For further information. Apply ut the COMPANY,
Offices. JOIN G. DALE. Agent.
IL Broadway, New York or b.
JOHN n. WYATT, Agent.
s. % k!chEonr Va.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctionccrs aud Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

JAMES ". TAYLOR. huctioncer.
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IN IL
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WANTS

experienced business
w nan wso has no capital, wishes PARTNER
who can ten seen aress K %
engage ,n an ~, s'b'' in 2g-lt*
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GROCERIES. &c.

7IOASTED COFFEE.--Thc best La
/ GCAYRA COFFEE. toasted.
WILLIAM q. DASDRiDGE s. CO.,
.,o. S21 Broad street.
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tuIupikes cannot be made with such
men at their head as our town Off
GERS. It is often asserted that the
number Of marriages is an nnfailing
index Of the prosperity Of a country.
IF So, ours must be exceedingly so.
For all our marriageble young men
and ladies' are making arrangements
to see what of bliss there is in mar
ried life. # this continues long at
the rate proposed IS Madam Rumor
Cupid viii have TO take his flight
to other regions for want Of a victim
There was three newly married pair
out at church Sunday-who were
the observed of all the observing
and it was not a good day for newly
married folks either. All the talk
lis marrying and the Epizootic. Both
are making a clean sweep. The
Epizootic has not proved fatal in
any case yet, but don't know about
the marrying rather think it may,
for l know a young fellow whose
sweet heart is about to marry the
wrong man and think it is worse
than any case OF Epizootic. I close
wishing you may get a big piece Of
cake from all the weddings and that
may not be left out in the cold.
LINN.
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InsoIyent Notice

HAvISG suggested % the tg'lp,s
Cont Of GILES county the No. ~. ~
~ 81 me estate Of Alaed ~ ~ ,,ho
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iatr claims sglisist sali es.H tsE he
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