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The Nashville Union and american tells
the following: ga young man about cigh-
teen years of age made his first visit to Nash
vile few days ago, and registered at the
Maxwell. Having some business to trans
act, and many things to see, he did not retire
until late hour. a servant took him to the
elevator, and telling him to roll in, went to
yet the conductor. who was in one of the
lmrlors with friend. When they came
buck they found the young man half I'M
dressed, and before they had time to say any
thing he commenced talking about the little
room and the funny bed
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AUCTros sALEs-.Fut.are Day..
By Wellington Goddin.
Rea1 Estate Agent and Anctioneer.
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA;a,
" BILE REAL ESTATE KNOWN Ass a., = RknA ~
ROOKIE IN THE COUNTY OF CT ESIE.isflatEEhkimTI;
OF FOUR HUNDRED AND THlRT i, ,ElSEEsi
ACRES, MORE Or LESS, hEAh ~ MtS ~ E,n-
TER-Ty rirtuc Of decree of the Court OF Cha III
Gerry for the city Of Richmond, pron2nnced on te
10Th Of january 1872, in the suit OF Horne sgaills
MCDANIEL, the undersigned, special commissioner,
appointed thereby, Wilt offer for sale ut auction, on
the premises, on TUESDAY the 9Th day OF 1s',
daay thereafter, the valuable REAL ESTATE IN the
county of Chesterfield IN Inc bil ana psocg SIS
LAND, the first containing about FOUR Hun
nRED ACRES. the second about TWENTY
THREE ACRES, and the third about FIFTEE 1S
hCRES more or less, and together constituting
what is known as the Broad Rock tract, with all
the buildings and improvements thereon; Said LANDS
and the property is so well known rs to render
moro nnrtic,iIur description unnecessary.
: TERNS OF SALE: Cash as to SO lnucn OF the pro.
ceeds az may be sufficient to pay the costs OF suit ana
charges of sale; residue on credit 0f one, two anu
three years from day Of sale, in equal instaimenu'
hearing Interest at PER cent. per annuIn, the pnr-
chaser 10 execute his negotiable notes for SAID de
crrei payments and title to he retained until said
o'~' % e' EDWARD Y. CANNON,
,,o7 Commissioner.
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BY James NJ. TAYLOR,
Real Estate Agent and AuctioneeT,
No. lilo Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNDIVIDED
1 MOIETY OF THE real. ESTATE IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND FORMERLY OWNED
And OCCUPIED ny THE VIRGINIA STEEL
COMPANY AT AUCTlON.-By virtue OF deco
of trust executed March 4. 1850 by Trial Wells TO
William H. mcfarland aud Powhatan Rohcrts:
trustees 10 secure the payment OF certain bond
dated March 4, 1862 for 81 C0o bearing interest from
dntc and default having been made III the payment OF
said bond and being required so to do by the hene.
lCiary in said deed, l. substitute trustee appointed
y the Circuit Court of Richmond will offer for sale
ut public auction. on TUESDAY the Goth dry OF Jan
nary 1872 If fair if not the next fair day there
aftcrJ on the premises, at 81 o'clock l.. NJ. that
undivided moicty described In said decd rs tniinNS-
to wit. The REAL ESTATE in the city OF Ricf-
mond situated on the north side of James river
between Eighth and Ninth streets, fronting l3S iect
on the south side Of Haxall's Mill canal ana extend
ing back between parallel lines 80 feet ~ .anes
river together with that large BRICK WOkh-
SHOP thereon, with the right Of 100 inches ot wafer
under four-foot pressure, taken from the franklin
Papcr-Mill and the works below. THIS properly,
from its central location and water privileges Tor
purposes, may he considered among
Tho most valuable now in the market.
TERMS: Ouc-tfird cash: balance at Tour, el%ht,
and twelve months for negotiable notes. interest
added secured by q deed Of trust.
A plat of the above property may lie seen III the
Office Of the a,lcti0neer. ,t.,,,
WEMORASDUM.-In addition to the principal.
interest Is UNPAID OH tho slid bonds from January
isea Wv - JAMES ALFRED JONES,
A0''' Substituted Trustee.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR. Auctioucer ~
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ANEcDorE OF W1GFALL.-A Texas CORES
pendent sends the following, saying it has
not appeared in print: Mr.. Louis I: Wigall,
one OF the leading secessionists of Texas and
the South, felt, after Lees surrender, some
what embarrassed as to bis corporal safety
in land then in possession Of his enemies.
lie left Richmond in disguise, and travelled
on mulcback, alone, for Texas. Dick Taylor
had also surrendered, and all the ferries and
crossings were in the hands of the Federal
forces. Wigfall could pursue no other course
but to risk himself to be put across the Mis-
sissippi BY q detachment Of Union soldiers.
He was well disguised. Observing TINT 10
allusion was made to himself, aud wishing
10 know, II possible, how THE wind blew, he
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4 jury OF PEERs.-ThCre dWcll some
wears AGO in Bourbon c0iinty, Ky, Il drunken,
worthless, one-eycd fellow named C,
whose chief occupations were getting tipsy
and fighting. There had just been elected Il
now prosecuting attorney, who was entitled
70 nart of the fines which might be imposed
on tic malefactors of Bourbon, and he de-
termined to squelch old c.. He did not
wait long for an opportunity to have him AZ
rested. b, the constable, said, as it was
an important case, he wanted about three
DAYS to get an appropriate jury to try it.
On the third day the new attorney was in
formed that things were ready at the court
house. There was The judge, and behind
him the constable. On one side sat old eye
eyed c.: on the other, the twelve jury
men, "icss like him." on benches forming
triangle, each with a plug of tobacco and
iack-knifc, the gift Of the constable, whiting
away, and, according to order, splitting to the
centre. The astonishcd prosecutor looked
at the jury and exclaimed:
"Whcre did the constable get this jury"
The constable quietly replied: I" thought
the prisoner was entitled TO he tried by Jury
Of lis peers, and I've been out three days
hunting 'em up. Eve got twelve here, but il
YOU don't like 'cm Eve got twelve more out
side waiting
The prosecutor looked out and saw seated
Oh the fence twelve more dittos, similarly
equipped and employed. He turned to the
court in ,mdiSguiscd wrath and said:
"I'll dismiss this casc!"
The constable wrote his return on the war
rant thus "Dismisscd by the county attor-
ney Oh sight of the jury" and Sc it stands
recorded To This day The prisoner was dis
charged. and left the courthouse rejoicing ut
having been deprived of his constitutional
right of being tried by the prcyiously-men-
toned citizcns.--Eiiior's Dra,Uer, IN Har-
per's Magazine for February.
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\ Doc WHICH DoES Not FORGET AN INJURY.
There is large Newfoundland dog in this
city, about ten years old, which is doubtless
one Of the most knowing specimens OF the
canine family living. When it was about six
months of age, 4 couple OF young men, in
order 10 have little fun, tied tin kettle to
its tail and sent it running through the
streets. 1t was sport for the boys, but the
act was never forgotten by the dog. Till
this day it shows signs of displeasure ut the
sight Of either of those young men. One of
them removed from the place, and several
years after the tin kettle affair he was visiting
in the city, and called ut the residence of the
dogs ownrr. The dog hearing the voice of
the Young man inside the house, resorted to
d number of devices to gain admission.
Upon being admitted, ii sprdng for the throat
of the visitor, with jaws extended. The
family interlrrcd, Of course, and the dog was
removed from the house.
From that day when the kettle was tied
10 its tliD to this, neither Of those young
men can enter the gate Leading to the house
if the dog is at home. On one OCCASION a
bcgger called at the back door for something
to eat, and was plentifully supplied by the
good lady Of the house. While passing out
through the yard. the beSSgar threw away
some of the food, the dog saw it, and taking
the unthankful solicitor OF aims by the leg of
his pantaloons, walked him hurTiedly out
through the gate. No begSar is permitted
by that dog to enter the gate since. A negro
once kicked this dog, and it has had such
disliking for all persons of color since that
not one, with its permission, is allowed on
the premises. A few years since the owner
of the dog was taken sick and died. The
dog was most deeply affected by the event,
and refused to lie comforted for many days
and weeks thereafter. When the bell was
tolled for the funeral the dog seemed to
understand its momnrul import, and from
that day to this the toiliDg Of the bell causes
the dog to break forth in most dismal vail
iigs.-Brid3eport Gonna Standard, Jan
Unry 25ih
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TE,RUSTEE'S SALE OF LANDRY yir.
4 tue Of deed of trust cXecutedby Edward Hogan!
TO me rs trustee for the purposes therein specified
on the sth dry Of May. 1895, shall on HOSDAI
the 5th day OF February next THAT being court-ay)
at O'Clock, in front OF Hcnrco Courthouse ST Ii 4!
rublic auction the following real estate:
A TRACT OF LAND In Iicnrico containing
twenty acres (more or lessl. adjoining the Lands OF
Isabella Allen, Turner Sharpe, and others, about
seven miles below Richmond
Also, Il PARCEL OF LAND containing five acres.
conveyed 10 said Hogan by John n. Davis.
by r. T. Duke.
All or so much Of said real estate will DO sold rs Is
necessary to pay the expenses OF executing inc sal
decd of trust and charges and 10 pay $500 due by two
notes of $3.50 each, with the interest thereon The
title to the sail property Is believed to he perfectly
coed but selling Us trustee shall only convey such
IItIc ,s hold VI. HARRIS,
l., 81 Trustee
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-, General TRADE against the leading
Herndsrafes, winding UP by inquiring what
w ,rn,,ld be- done with that scamp Wigiaii, y
, wou'J .boud catch him. The soldiers replied
they s s,,n1,oscd they would hang him: es
.he; wa,,ld do exactly right; and would
tnIf ~ me end of the ropew replied Wiglaii,
mounting his mule and trotting oil west
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AUCTION sALEs.@Fature Days.
>s~~~~~ss~.>A~%~.
nv ,yue & Brother = :.

$3.50 Fl i 80 y
TRUSTEES SALE OF "A VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND SITUATE IN T1IE
COUNTY OF HENRICO, ON THE OSBiJKT
TURNPIKE, ABOUT FOUR Mills BELOW
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, FOR 2sAf.E At
AUCTION.--By virtue Of o certain decd OF trnst
executed to me as trustee from Eugene X. Gum.
dated the 9th of September duly recorded In lie
g., page $751; TO secure to George d. Gi the payment
Of certain bond Of $500, shall, In execution Of
sad trust being thereto required by said benenciary
proceed to sell ut public auction, on the premises on
FRIDAY the cd day Of Fe s is1s at tho hour
obove described, containing EIGHTY ACRES mora
or less the greater portion Of which IS cleared and
adjoirls the lands OF William b. Randolph, X. B.
TEnas: snficieut In CASH to dcfray the expenses
OF sale and to pay off certain bond dated sth Of
September, is1, of $500, with interest thereon "A
snccifIed and rs to the residue of the purchase
money, on such terms as will he announced at tho
hour Of SALE which, am instructed to say, viii be-
very liberal. GEORGE ID. PLEASSSTS,
III % Trustee
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Nv T. Bowman, Auctionecr.

4 TTRACTIVE AND PEREMPTORT
N sALE-On TUESDAY the aoih instant, COM
nencnD Mt lo o'clock will offer for sale st my ware
rooms. 1909 Main street, complete and choice
stock Of ,,>-, s D,TuopAJS
BOOTS, SHOES, BROGhNS, nnn H I.Ah,L,n,S
FOREIGN aud DOMESTIC DRY GooDS,
REA DY-MhDE CLOTHING, ana
FUR and WOOL HATS Dr,r,r1
Also, the remaining stock Oh Ne" ioiA i'D >ii1
DRY GOODS STORE. No., .. ,uo,,,,, q,
CITY and country merchants Will fnd IL grea.I! ~
their interest by attending the above SAFE; me IGM
Is very attractive ana ucsirapie' 1 ~ nov MY
be sold without reserve !. ~ ~ ~ 1 an.it,I
Y M. Tu1t
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BY W. Goddin,
AuctIoncer and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLY-
L LOCATED REAi. ESTATE IN MANCHES-
TER. ON TIE NORTH SIDE OF HULL BIZ
TWEEN LAWRENCE AND WARRINGTON
STREETS.-As the surviving trustee LII certain
decd of trust executed by Dr. j. Brooks TO secure
the unpaid purchase money to ". God,iin and John
L. Tate. bc;,rng date 24th March, lsg?, duly recorded
i'm Chesterfield County Court In book No. DO, Pgc
$50 shall. III execution thereof (1EtVinS cce re-
uue.ted so to do by the creditor secured thereby
sell at public auction, on the premises ON MONDA1
the 5tli February lsT ut o'clock T. NJ. (it fair IL
not the first fair day lereaftcr the very dcslrabiy-
located real estate conveyed by the said deed, or SO
much thereof may he necessary to pay OIL the I'M
Maid purchase money, and located rs above described
Inc first fronting +! feet, more or less and running
back 1876 feet, having thereon 4 large old FRAMED
DWELLING. somewhat out OF repair; the second
fronting 7s feet running hack s6 feet having thereon
two BRICK TENEIIENTS; being the same real
estate conveyed TO the said Brooks by {. W. Pur-
cell and wife Ivy deed of even date with the said
trust deed. =
TERMS: Enough IN cash 10 defray expenses OF
sale and TO pay off negotiable note OF 57!33, datcc
oath March, 1852 payable three years after date, 10 bc
scaled at the rate of $3.50 for 81 that being the value
of Confederate money as compared to gold on the
day OF the date of said note, with interest on the
amount so ascertancd from the maturity Of said
note until paid and as To the residue OF such pro-
cccGs OF sale on such terms rs the said Brooks shall
prescribe and direct, OH his failure tn give any lii
structions. then such terms Us The surviving trs-
tee shall think lit. W. Go!yDlS,
IN % Surviving Trustee.
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SHOOK TUE WRONG BoY.-In the southern
: section OF the city on Monday afternoon
about dusk, says the Baltimore american, n
: lady vas greatly annoyed by several urhins
ringing her door-bell, and who. taking to
their heels, enjoyed the joke Immensely when
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BY wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Aucuonccr'
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
~ DESIRABLE PRIVATE K = s , ifTTr ~ ~
rHiRD hSD FOURTH :TREETS.-Iy virtue Of
decree of the Cancery Court of the CITY 4 OF R'e che
ease of Cochran, &C., against Quarles. &C. we slil
rs special commissioners thereby appointed, pror ~,
to sf mt p,ll,llc auction the premises. on I e.
DAY the 3oth Of january. 1872. at O'Clock J. NJ, II
fair, if not the first fair daE ineTeli!er' nn ac
above in the of Mr. joe b. of I
feet. with the privilege Of an alley leading out TO
Fourth street The dwelling Is well built, has eleven
rooms. besides large Kitchen &c -.u.,uo. e
TERMS: Enough In cash TO dcfray expenses OF
sale and costs of suit balance IN equal instamenls
MT one, two. and three years for negotiable notes
hearing interest, satisfactorily endorsed ana tlle
retained till all OF the purchase money Is July pad
A''N " wa EDWARD Y. CANNON,
THOMAS j. EVANS,
ANDREW JOHNSTON.
WILLIAM X. WYNN.
GEORGE l.. CHRISTIAN,
LUTHER L. SPILMAN-
IN 20-codt'Is commissioners.
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AUCTroN sALEs-..T,,is nay.
By Cook & Langhton, Auctioncers,
,or,or Governor and Franklln streets.

corner Governor and Franklin streets
ENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE J,s;E
" HOLD FURNITURE, hRpEIS,,, ISbAnTr21yHfss
CUTTING MACHINE, &c,AlII = ~.
One WALNUT PARL OK SUIT, covered Win green
reps; nrpcrrADs Il ssy-s
~ ~ 4 IinGANY HtJREAUS, TABLES, and WAad-
FE STHER BEDS and MATTRESSES,
CANE and WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS, ,,u.,pc
MhEOGANT SOFAS, ROCKERS, ana ChAIho'
GILT and other MIRRORS, . nprcc-
BRusSELs and other CARPETS,
TIN SAFES,
G0oKING. HEATING, and OFFICE STOVES;
FRENCH and COTTAGE BEADSIEADa.
ALSO,
One SMOKING TOBACCO CUTTING M IIsryiiI
d, IN Nuctt0nccrs
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They fell devoted, but lEdying,
The very gale their names seem sighting:
The waters Hlurimur Of their naiGc,
The woods are pcuplc'l with their fame:
The silent pillar lone and 2ray,
Claims kindred with their sacrcd clay;
Their spirits wrap the ''lsky Inounl:in,
Their memory sparklcs DER the fountain;
The mr;ur'>t rll, The miShi!cst river.
Rolls ming!ing with their fame forever;
Despite oi.eYcry yoke She bears
That land is glory $ still, and theirs;
IT'S still Il watchworL to tire earth,
When man would do L deed of worth.
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iss'SgYESS CHANCES.
DRY GOODS.

BEAUTIFUL (WHlTE AND SILK
ID Fl%ISIU OPERA HOODS at only 81 worth
81 Black Cancels Hair Fringe at CSC: Lace Sets
Lace Collars: Ladies' silk Scarfs, 375c. Ladies
Rrochr Scarfs. 51c. Gcntlemen's and Ladies Un-
dcrwcar Gcntlcmcn'S Dress Shirts, COOL and cheap
Black and Erown Vclrctecns: Colorcd Fclyeteens'
A large stock Of
Table Damask Cheap.
81 Winc-t 'olorc'l lHnaSk,
Charlottesville and other Cassimercs,
Blcachcd and Brown DOmcsiicS.
(, % DICkWALL & ROUSS.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, the acknowledgement FARM
Il known as '.O.tIi GROVE half 2 mile east OF
Rir,,mond. on the stony Run or Ninc-Me road, con-
tnining ~ 7aS-lOOo acres. There is large BRlCk
and FRAME DWELLING, BARN. and other ncces-
mira!,lv we'll adapted for market garden or dury
farm. being so near the city limits.
TERMS Very reasonable. Arpiyto
JOINT. GODDIN, Real Estate Agent,
/, ao-at Bank aud Eleventh streets.
TOR RENT The TWO-STORl o.!
Il BRICK BUILDING. 81 by 81 feet. litely "a
ocru,pd by r. G. Jones 6 Co. us tobacco factory
on E,yrd near Sixth street. II is suitable Tor manu-
featuring or storage business. Apply To-
i" !, s,.nHdii GRJBBS & WILLIAMS.
T'OR RENT, at JelcrSvile, on the G:S
II Richmond a:id pauyile railroad. an excel 80
lent STOHEEODM and DWELLlNG-HQUSE.
wi iii garden AMI orchard attached. Address Mrs NJ
ATWOOD. Jc,crsvillc Amelia county. Va. nosscs-
20, ,iycn March .3d. j, 30-Tu5t*
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CLOTHING.
cLorllING'
STOCK TOO l. r G. F.
cooDe MIST pF SOLD

GOODS MUST BE SOLD
from this time during the balance Of the season.
will offer my entire WINTER STOCK at such price.
as will prove to be
ASTONISHING BARGAINS.
The prices shall he as low the same goods can he
bought for ut any house In tho city. Ny stock Is yet
well assorted and desire those In want to give me
call, as 1 mean WORK, WORK, WORK, and
BARGAINS for tho million. Call at the NEW
STORE. WILLIAM IRA SMITH,
I1G9 Main street.
Mcssrs JouS II. LEFTwICu. j. H. SIMPSON, f..
rLEAsASTs, +. FOREST PECOR. and j. l.. SMITH,
all Of whom in the future tas In the past can he
found at their old post with me, especially cal!
unon their friends one and all. 10 give them tic pa
trouage In the future rs they have in the past
e. o7-3t WILLIAM IRA SMITH.
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IGSE, STRAEED. &c.

TSTRAY COWS.-Taken up by the fGs:ts
y subscriber in his field TWO COWS: onc.ISs.Sss-
white. with one horn: the other brindle ana
white The owners will come forward ana pay
charges and take them away. i. =. LAhts.
il 3o.ltH Thir y-Sccond and Clay streets.
TE1AkEN UP ESTRAY. at the corner sIsTSJs
I &c First and Main streets, SMALL EEp
CALI Tie owner will pay charges and take II
away. fla 32-lt3l W. ". DAILY.
CtTOLEN FROM MY OFFICE, on Cary
= street between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
IN the city OF Rtchriond, during the year 1882.
SEVEN SHARES of the CAPITAL. STOtk or the
VIRGINIA. CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
This To give nOicc that sha! apply to the proper
!, aTn,m " NJ. JONES.
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By Lyme & Brother,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
TEN MILES BELOW RICHMOSD-By virtue az
a decree of Henrico County, Court, pronounced on
the 18th day of January, ls72, in the sut of Lacy
commissioners thereby appointed Proceed N sell at
public auction. on the premises on THURSDAY
the 25h day Of January lS72, at the hour OF O'Clock
HUNDRED AND EiGHTY-THREE AND FIVE
EIGIiTiiS ACRES. more or less with the usual I'm.
Henry Powell George Savage. ana dLs being ths
same land OF which the late ben anin b. X. Barker
and Julius 4. HOIson died seized.
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance ut SIX, twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable notes with inter-
est added; title retained BIZ the court until all the
purchase money Is paid and ! conveyance ordered
by tie court.
I. 7. TURNER, !
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.
AND STATIONERY
ID FOR TIE NEW YEAR.

AND STATIONERY
ID FOR TIE NEW YEAR.
The subscribers are supplied with q full stocS OF
GOOD BLANk-BOOkS.
comprising all the usual forms Of DAY-Book-
JOURNALS, LEDGERS, CASH-HOOkS, n
VOU.E-BUOKS. BILL BOOKS, X r. { h j I
BOOKS, CHECK BOOKS, and MEMORANDUM
BOOKS. -
are prepared to manufacture BLASh-DOOkS 10
any special pattern. r,.r,,s
They have also In stock DIARIES, CALESbhNS
and ALMAEACS for 1877.
Calendars to their customers grllis.
de 20 WOODHOUSE & PhRiiAM.
1919 RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
lCf Il 1918 MAIN STREET,
have for sale
VIRGINIA and OTHER ALMASACS,
DIARIES from CSC. 20 ~,
PHYSICIANS DIARIES,
BLANK BOOKS Of all sizes.
Five kinds OF CALENDARS, FREE to al.
ia a-d&w
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY, BEAUTIFUL
4 RIIII,DINCfL OTIS on Main, Eranklin, anu u1aee
streets, west end or the city. r,,o r a,ro,
Also, LOTS very ellgiby located on fne, a1,n
and Cherry streets, very near Aonroe ~ to
rapIdiy Improving neiglhorhoods;, AppS rc,,.
HILL q eo''' No. HOS Main street.
NOR SALE. several SMALL FARMS,
s,;,,hIc for market farms, which win bc sold
Cor monthly nstaments orsasfaetory terms e the
pnrchaser. For particulars, apply at i'Jo a At
street. ----
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Owing to circumstances unavoidable. tho above sale
Is postponed until "WEDNESDAY the 3lst day OF
january, 1872. at the same hour.
E T , iIfFS !: ReANSoS't Commissioners.
p S-immcdiately after the sale OF the above pro-
perry, viii he sold afl tile STOCK. FARMING ~
PIGMENTS, PRUYESDER, &c. Convcyanccs
will he ut our Office on the morning of sale lat
oclock) to convey parties to and from the SALE
LYME & BROTHER.
n 70 Auctonrers
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1v1RUsTEE,S SALE OF THE VERY

T'RUSTEES SALE OF Tue VERY
Il VALUABLE FARM "sYCAMOEE HALL"
NEAR ASHLAND. IN HANOVER COUNTY,
Bv virtue OF decd Of trust from David j. liummcl,
trustee for Mrs. Ann G. Hummcl, and the said Ann
G. Hummcl, duly recorded in the clerks Office Of
Hanover County Court. vii! sci. at public auction.
on the premises, on WEDNESDAY the alst day Of
January 1872. at IL O'Clock ~, that most valuable
farm 0ormcrly the property Of John Perry, Fsq..l
known rs .SYCAMORE HALL" continuing TWO
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-EIGHTA AND THREE
QUARTER ACRES. two and Il half miles from
Ashland on the Richmond, Frcdcricksbnrg'and Po-
tonac railroaG-a thriving town: about two-'hirds
suitable for cultivation, and the balance In woods,
mostly oak. The improvements consist Of an excel
lent dweIling-housc with eight rooms; two ktch-
ems, smoke-house. carpenters shop. blacksmlth'S
shop, corn-house large barn with shed around H.,
stable with six stalls two bouscs for servants. and
three poultry-b0llscs also good orchard Of select
peach and apple trees, &C. II WI! suit any gentle
imam desiring TO educate his children At l:amd"ph
Macon College, and several good female schools arc
located at Ashland.
TERMS OF SALE: Sufficient In cash TO pay the cy-
neuses Of sale and IN pay negotiable note of 81.
396 Sc with interest from the 5t Of July, hil: S..
1886 on the 5th of July loT2. The residue VIII I've
made payable ut such times and he secured in srcll
manner as the said ID. J. and A. G. llummcl shall
prescribe and direct.
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