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AFunny Case of Cenl uratioB.


A great many people, no doubt, who ksye
spent most OF taeir lives in town are not
aware OF the Sset that there is wide
spread belief amOOg the country daf9lies
tina, there Is such thing rs "cOp1uriag, y
or to put Il more iDteiiigentIy, "PUttine
spell on" We are ia receipt of a case
OF this Kind which Us so ludicFous that
we cannot refraiR from csging 1t publici-
fy. The facts are these. An old .Earky.
who lives about twelve miles from town,
was living uahsTpily with his wife. and
as another colore6 brother was the cause
thereof, be began 90 suspect that he would
be comured By his wife and husband
No. 2. A white gentlemea, who is of a
humorous turn. getting wilma Of the old
fellows suspieionS, deierHined TO have
some fun at bis expense. Having in
formed a friend. for wben the cotOred
brother was working. Of the state OF
affairs, they eoacected the following
plan: The Doe whseb the eo,ored brother
was ustog Yves procured. ana q crack be-
ing found where the belye entered the
hoe they inserted lock Of human hair
therein aud replaced the hoe In the gardes.
Tbe next morRing "Unele George " re-
turned 10 his woik in the garden. AftAx
he had been boeing for some time his EN-.
ployer casually went into the garden, pre-.
tending 70 inspect the work doae. Ap-
proschiug the cOlOred brother, be eagaged
him in conversation. All at once he
exclaimed "Why, Uncle Joe, what
that you've got In the crack OF your
hoe-helyeg' Quick as thought Uncle
Joe pulled 1t out, aud exclaimed
:. Oar nog Didn't / say dat Liza was
gwfne 20 put spell on mef" Seeing the
old nan greatly agiiated, our friend tried
10 convince bin that ii was mere Joke,
informing him OF all the circumstances, but
IN vain. Uncle Joe would never believe
Otherwise, and still persists in ibe belief
that be is coniured, and has parted from
his wife.
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I'm I'm lore. but I've never told her. Is
Never told The maiden losej
ite 10 The long green grass and behold her.
, As she awnings a. day ~ ,pe uonsh sVv'e'
I'm studeat with toll 0'erlnden.
And student ever should books prefer.
Rnt shs's such darling dainty maidsn.
Ny thoughts 80 swinging away win her'
Margery Dav
I'm IN the apple-tree Msrgery sWinesi
Aud |. Wing under.
Watch her and wonder
What Is the ditIy that Margery sings.
And she goes swinging: and 20 shaving.
Turutna he leaves OF a musty boON.
pnt surely that was her white hand waving ;
And surely Iazt was nv darilng's look.
A perfect fortress OF books SUI in'
Ethics, economy, politics. law.
Rut Ali The pages vow WAS written
Nv that little ph losopher, Margery Da"'
See sawl
Margefy Daw
Up in the apple-iree Margery SWINGS
And lying undfr,
Watch her, and wonder
What Is the Gitty that Margery SINGS
Tbe light is fading. the day Ercvn OLDER
Endnow the westering sun Is gone,
Ard Msrgery no more behold her:
In the deep cool grass I've alone.
For NarRery she was a sunbeam only'
And was fool for all my palms 81. ,.,o,,
Bui shenever I'm sad and whenever I'm ioOeJ'
Back comes Margery, bIc& again.
See sawi
Margery Dawl
I'm I'm the aDnle-tree Margery SWINGS
For "Life's dream.
And loves a thadOwl"
And that II she dltty that Marsery SINGS
FEE. NEATHERLY.
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TREATED IN AN USBRoTHERLY MAN,
NER. U-ReY. G.. r. Champ (colored)' oil
washington. appeared at the station'bou:e
late last night, and requested a nlehts
lodging, stating that he had been treated
in very unbrOtherly and unsisterly man
ner by the members Of Zion church." lie
said he had been invited here by the oi1cers
OF the church, and after preaching all day
and nearly all night not one OF them nor
any member OF the congregation had enough
Christian love In their hearts to furnish MIN
with sleeping quarters. His reverence was
very indignant at the treatment he had re-
ceiyed, and did not think the Lord would
bless such peope.-ALerandrid Gazette.
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The house fly can Ouly see distance OF
thirly.eight feet, but that never bothers hlm
any. He always manages to keep within
thirty.seven feet of everything. detroit
Free Press.
"The darky's hour is just before the
dawn" remai ked SambO when he started
out before dsybreak to steal young chick
Ell for breakfast.
Long drinks are the Boston uppIe' ana
the average Bostonan does not make bricks
in his hat without straws.
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no FARMERS, MERCHAN NAM
L FACTURER~, AND OtHtR
INTENDED FNHlBlfOk~ Al TIL
FAIR, OCT, BIER II II. lsei,
RYWHERE. AND fSPFt TALLY 10 tho
OF VIRGINIA.
OFFICE VA. STATE GGR!cuLTUeAL sopFIYl

OFFICE VA STATE AGRICULTURAL sotiEIYl
RICfMO> y. VA, June ~, 1851.
Ills confidently ,xuected hat there VII. ~ a's'
blefat the Yorktown Centennial celebration, 10 u''
tober next, vaster multitude Of visitor, from rtt
part Of The Union aud from foreign cDuuifits iAt'
was ever before gathered together 200 Tine 81 peite
within the borders Of Virginia. The greet bulk OIL
thee will al questions visit Richm0ui qua coo
stauenily the Fair, az some period OF o.. D'htli To
ance the latter. ,..
Acting on this belief. aud anxious 'o ai9rd il.
best opportunity TO exhibitors Tor a cf'al ID a. i..'
profitable display Of FAkM aud DuAtr TIC IT,
DUCrS. MACHINES, IMPLEMl NIN. ~
RAILS, MANUFACTURED ARTICLES, A'' ~ %
the Executive Committee 81 this society AZ D'',-
Ing held May rs, 1881, adopted r,sou .
10 the effect that exit litOrs be- Invited &" t''
buildings AZ the FaiT-tTOunds for The pufi'-' ''
displaying their wares; ihese building, q" ~ .'
exeiusfve property Of the par'i-s erecting -a'"'
subject 10 certaia specified conditions.
For t1dRt II space only a fNHNed HH"'.I
buildings may be rect 4 under ms resi- '.
Due regard being had 20 The value and atch!i
features I the buildings aud o. ihe r.. PonsilN -
tue parties applying. preference viii ne give.
those making earliest written uppieaiioh 30
Office where further Information, Il esirtd CAD N
obtained. Application sbOnll he accomptrltd pm %
plan and elevation. an estimate OF cost ot iht p
posed building and 4 description u TIE lutu.
sxhlbi'. Proposals will be received nnili JtL'
20, 1881. LILLIAN W. flNNGl,
Je 20 W&saJy23 ,tcr'i4-1-
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NOT IN MOURSING.-"W Would you Ike
TO look at some mourning goods 7" asked
the polite dry-goods clerk as he flung down
some slazy black fabrics before serious
lady customer. "No, net this morning
some other morning. Good morning." she
responded And the clerk was so overcome
that he was shortly afterwards carried out
to his bier -SprinUfeid Republican.
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENT TO LOVERS A
cufly.headed young man in Milwaukee got
his bair inextricably entangled in one OF his
sweetheart's earrings. Herflther, in sepa-
rating the couple with tailOr'S shears, accl-
denlally cut off large piece Of his daugh.
ter's ear. She hOwIed and went on good
deal about it, but when the doctor came II
required four persons to hold what was lett
while he dressed her wounds.-Chlcdgo
T.,buuo
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~ Grubbs q Williams.
Real Estate Ageats and Auesioneen,
Eleventh street besween Main and Bank

Eleventh street bei"een MAIN anu pa"s
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THOSE
Y J TWO MOST VALUABLE STORES ~
E1gLt sQUARE,. nos Isi7 ~ ANn iHnis; x Npp
TiiiRTEENTH STREETS. AT .AUCTlON;-,i Ia
execution OF decree OF tbe Circuit Court q hlcn-
mond entered july "a 10 me csse rec OF eosrs ~ bs
IiIerary Fnnd.- the undersigned. Hush W, sneuey
and W. W. Crump, special commissioners, will sell
by auction, upon the premises on
THURSDAY, JULY 81. 1881,
M IL o'clock NJ, that most VALUABLE STORE
ana or No. 1919. situated at the southwest cor
ner OF Main and Thirteenth streets, aud occupied by
Messrs. Putnry 4 Watts. Andimmenateiy ,htre-
alter the undersigned Bush snsney ana Ssmiss
OF another decree entered In the same cause on tne
25th day OF June, 1881 viii sell The adjoining
STORE and LOT, No. 1917, last occupied by the
Merchants National Bank and others. These stores
have four stories above The basement, win COM
mon stairway between them sh0rdiug access 10 i've
upper floors, and enabling ihim 10 be USED sepa-
rateIy IL desired. Thew were erected In the year
1867, without regard 10 cost, II being deflgned 70
make them strictly fTst class, ana ~ IS saie 20 say
that for substantial construction, blgh nnlsn, ana
perfect arrangement In every detail, they arc not
surpassed by any buildings OF the kind ever erected
in this city aId TO-DAY they are as good AS wnen
new. No. 1917 has just been remodelled aud I'm
proved In its interior arrangements.
The location Is decidedly the best In the city for
wholesale business, being IN the Verv centre OF the
highest activity, aud from its situation this must DC
regarded as among the most valuable OF all rta,,
estate investments, CO fnindDulnR Always rs u VIII
the most desirable tenants at good reots.
n IS rare occurrence that such property Is
brought 10 sale, and we invite The particular alien
ton Of capitalists 10 this opportunity.
TERMS : One fourth cash balance al SIX. Twelve,
eighteen, twenty four and ,hirty months, for nego
Liable notes. with interest payable semi-annually,
and title retained by the Court until ful pay ment
but the purcha may pay more tnan one fourth or
even the whole, in casn II ne elects so 10 do.
HUGH w. SHtFFEI,
w. W. CRUMP,
JAMES BUMGARDNER, JR,
Commissioners.
W., ~
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A DEAR FRIENDS CONsOLATION.-" I'm
sorry TO have TO say it Of woman at her
time Of life. Mr.. Brudderly. but as were
talking conddenlialIy now III confess that
nv wife uses powder" Lucky man."
innocently returned Mr.. b., off Mrs.
Brudderly ever felt that way toward me
she'd use dynamite. brooklyn Eagle.
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DrsiGSs ue0N DISTINGUISHES MAS. -
A patty Of Boston fashionsbies were great.
ly shocked by the remark Of an impuIsiVe
young lady who dwelt on Beacon Hill. The
evening was excessively warm, aud, irri-
tateG By Der suferings, she threw herself
back ia her chair, exelaiming: "Oh, ma,
It's so horribly hot tonight Pa like to have
Charley Francis Adams for a sweetheart -
LouisuiiL, Courier. Journal.
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A little girl In Browns Valley. Yuba
county, Cal, lately found blue lays nest
With four young ones IN II. Three OF the
young ones were 10 orthodox blue feathers,
but the fourth was pure while IN piumage.
She carried the wo1Ger home and brought
IL up BY band. II is now full grown and Is
ftilI ~ white rs snow.
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HoRsPORD's ACID PHOSPHATE SUMNER
Drink Put a teaspoOnfu OF Acid Phos-
phate 10 glass OF water, sugar to taste,
and you have delicious drink that is more
heaItbful than any made from lemons or
lines, aud deal more gratifying 10 the
thirsty recipient.
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TILTED FOR A RHYME.-A young lady
bearing the aristocralic cOgnomen OF Jar
dine recently deserted her lover because in
an impassiOncd sonnet he made her name
rhyme with "sardlne. '-Puck.
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EURUPEAN STEAMSHIP ..>fETN
IL TICKETS. --ssss@1~aeA
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY

1000 MAIN STREET.
Representing the following hrst-clas' Dr'tU -.'...
ship lines from Boston, New York. Phlid, Iu''t
Eatimcre. 10 Furop- NAGD. WHIT u az.
NATIONAL. ANCHOR, GOlON, iNNNN. wv D.
loan. RED STAR, ALLAN, NORIi'G r.ti 81
LLOYD. HAMBURG AMERICAN. trd - lIl-
FRLANDS, AMERICAN, ITALIAN. tui I'--
DFAIN. iIRST CLASS, sECuND.t Ltrrt t..
STEERAGE TICKETS Ia and tr, M 1li Goo If.".
pOiut, iu Europe. Excursion ticket at ri'.. ID
rates. Sfale-rOOms secured IN advance. lii I.'
going 10 EurOue ur zen nug Tor their nI.HI. N 3
DO We'll 10 communicate with me under. .ln't Doe
fore pufchastng ell ~ here. Railroad .rf steam.
tickets - all poiEtl ia the Unltsd ~ta.c- t.I i--
ada Rates same rs 80 deuofs and gout' '
80 trouble u answer questions. Mtttt POO ... .-'
A. " GAEEfH
General Railroad and steamship t.tu..
100 Slain street, kirhm. Hi, y t.
my l7-dEw3m
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GRuBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneprs. "
BY Joseph II. Houseworth, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF MONTPELIER
Il THE HOVE OF PRESIDENT MADISON,
IN ORANGE COUNTY, VA.

TRUSTEES SALE OF MONTPELIER,
THE HOVE OF PRESIDENT MADISON,
IN ORANGE COUNTY, VA.
In execution Of the deed Of trust from the late
ThOuss j. Carson TO Phi Up :. Fry and Lewis -
Williams for the benefit Of David Graham. deceased
da ned August l, 1851 and recorded In The clerk I
Office Of Crane County Court, the undersigned
who have teen duly substituted AS trus ees I'm the
place OF the said Philip :. Fry and Lewis h. VIII
liams, deceased being thereto requlred by the pre-
sent boneciries in said trust deed will sell 10y auc-
ton, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, Jolly 2s, 1881,
the VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND conveyed by
said deed. known as MONTPELIER. situated m
Orange county, Va, Immediately on the line o. the
Virginia Midland railroad. four miles west OF
Orange Courthouse, aud CONTAINING 1O63b
ACRES. The land is Of good quality, wei wa
tered and ilpbered. The improvements consist
OF large and imposing BRICK DWELLING,
erected by President Madison, commanding a mag
nificent view Of the Blue Ridge Mountains, together
will all the necessary out-buiidirgs The grounds
are Justly considered the hand,Omtst tn Piedmont
Virginia. This would make most delightful sum.
mer residence, fine stock farm. or could be con-
yerted into a pleasant summer resort.
TERMS: Cash enough 10 pay the cost Of exc
cutting the trust and 10 pay balance secured by
lay, 81 5000: and as to the residue, upon a
credit of one and two years, the purchaser 70 give
bond for the deferred payments, bearing ihter'st
from day Of sale, and secured by deed Of trust on
land. Should the henehciares conclude not 10 re-
quire the whole amount due them in cash. The
change IF terms will be announced on day Of sale.
For further information address the trustees.
LINDEN KENT
Alexandria, W.,
JOHN 6. WILLIAMS,
Orange Courthouse. Va.
substituted Trustees.
APRIL PC, 1881. ap 2S-2tawfJy l4Stdtd
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Bo:efourt county virginia, viii offer for sale AZ
pubic auction, 10 the highest bidder In front OF The
Exchange Hotel In Buchanan, Virginia. at IL NJ. on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST TO- 1881,
that VALUABLE MINERAL PROPERTY known
as the ARCADIA IKON-WURK>, including the
SKIDMORE PLACE, formerly the property Of
william W. Boyd. deceased. aud recently sod by
me 10 Richard \. Pool, who assigned his purchase
thereof TO l.. T. eckwith, trustee.
This property Is situated on the lines of the Rich
mOnd ard Allegheny and shenandoah VALLEY rail-
roads In BOeOurt and Bed ord counties. he ginning
near Buchanan and extending down james river
about ten miles, covering about thirly'nine tquare
miles Qhe foothills and western slope OF the Bue
Ridge mOuntain) and embracing about twenty
thousand acres I'm fee simple. and about four thou
sand acres additional Of mineral rights.
Part of the land Is valuable for cultivation. There
Is on Il great bodies Of fine timber suitable for char
coal mine -timbers, ties tsn-bark, &c.
Its deposits Of iron Ore-Red Hcmatite (<pecularl,
Brown Hemaliie (LimOntC). and Magnetic-are
very extensive ana valuable. some 10000 tons OF
the Red Hemaite ore may now be seen the
dumps at the different mines. There Is also on the
property Limestone, Slate, Manganese. aud indica-
The Hot-Blast Charcoal Furnace and cn,-bulld.
ings In good state Of preservation. The water
over (Jenningss creek is ample for large opera
lions. The property may be adysntageousiy d.
vlded into three paris.
way through the property granted by X. y. Pool
TO the ShsIandoah Valley Railroad Company. sub.
jet, however. L confirmation by The Circuit Court
TERMS OF SALE: Cash in hand. A39 600; as to
S3S,O42 %, on q edit until October 4. 1881 AS TO
$3s,O42.22, on a or dil until April 4, Ss2 and
b the residue. on credit until April t. 1888 or at
such other time on or after April 4, 1882, as r. \.
Pool l.. +. Beckwi;h, assignee and trustee for K.
" Pool, or either Of them, may direct For de-
fsrrcd payments bonds viii be required, aud the
title win I've retained until full payment
EXpeciant purchasers are Invited 10 inspect the
property. For full description, ANALYSIS Of ores,
maps. &C. address The undersigned or WALTER \.
JOHNSTON, Esq, Buchanan, R0tetourl county Va.
JOHN W. JOHNSTON.
iy 6 law6W special COmmi Oner.
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r.. o. GRAYsoy, Auctioneer. " 2O.Wtds
CHERIFF's AND ADMINISTRATORS

~ SALE.-ie ne sou GU
MONDAY, JULY rs, 1881,
at 81 o'clock p. NJ, the SHOP AND STORE on
Main street near Seventh belonging 10 the eslaie OF
u. A. McMinn. TO be removed from the premises
unle 8 an arrang ment can be made with the owner
Of the lot upon which the buildings are erecte0.
JOHN W. WRIGHT
sheriff City Richmond ana administrator Of d. A.
McMInn. We
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COMMISSION MERCHANT. Ae.

N ENRY NJ. WORKMAN,
IL GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
GROt Err, AND DEALER IN IRON AND STEEL,
corner Fifteenth and Cary streets, Richmond, Va.
Person al attention given TO the sale OF Grain Leaf
Tobacco ,TlOur and all kinds OF Country Produce
Bags turn lshed at usual rates. Am assisted by my
father, Mr.. SAMUEL WoBTHAM, late OF Il. :.
WORKMAN L,n. V7
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jels.2A29,Jyl,6LOI5.2oGwii
GALE OF THE WHITE SULPHUR
- SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.

By virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court Oh
Montgomery county, In the chanC cry sun OF GRAY
execu Ors rs. The Montgomery White llphu,r
Sprtngs Company, we Will sell The REAL ENlA =
AND FRANCHISES Of said company on the
premises, al auction on
THURSDAY, AUGUST p, 1881.
This oroperty consists Of 266 ACRtS or IN
CkIIfNT LIMESTONE LAND. GREEN bol-
TOM AND TPLANI-muCh OF ~ IN yalu1D e tlIi VIZ
her: LARGE HOTEL, COriAG -, kE' tPiE,N-
HOIISF. BATH HOUSES. BpNLlN6-ALLt1 =
9r. &c. ; all complete, I'm good repair ana taph"c
of comfortably enter aiming 500 sutsls aisu' "
RAILROAD In hr-t-Class order IN Deu ahd equip
ment connecting The lawn vi ibs Nori0.A anu
Western rail road one ard three quarter mites .
taut. The springs are I'm romantic gien ~ w
heart OF the AleghaLies, ana In easy Tea'h OF w
0tner Virginia springs. he lawn Is supfb, ahi
improved with magnificent shade Trees. f"uht"lii''
walks &c &c Two while sulphur spring ana y
cbalybette furnish am UNFAiLlNG stPPLH OF
highly medicinal waters. All making suhiher r.
sort second 10 none la attrac ions AGA pGpudIiy,
TERMS: Five per cent. ca h On the GAY OF aiI'
residue la ca al nstamenfs- running one t"o'dhu
three years with interest from Jay ol edle DVn'ls
aud security rtqurrd, and TIE rettheI ny TIE
Cont until purctase-mODey shal be Inliy PAID.
Posse. sion delivered Jai utty 1857
For further particulars address me unuctslkheu
~ - THOMAS T. SULLIVAN,
GEORGE @. JUNhlN,
tvO Commissioners.
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RICHMOND, VA, November "a ioeV'
NOTICE. have this day appolnteu
IN FRANK w. DAVIS my agent 20 coud9e, AZ, ~
me In the city OF Richmond GENERA fkVNt
SION, GROCERY, and LIQUOR BUSINESS. ~
E72ws q. W. RANDALL
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BY Robert Il. LYME,
Real Estate Agent and Auctl0neer,
1912 Main street, Richmcnd, Va.


Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
1912 Main street, Richmond, Va.
UCTION SALE WITHOUT LIMIT
n or RESERVE OF FOUR LOTS FRONTING
F0URTH AND TWENTY-FiFTH STREETS,
OR On 4 PRIVATE STREET THIRTY kEkT
WIDE BETWEEN GRACE AND FRANkLlN
AND TWkN1Y-FOURTH AND TWENTY
FIFTH STREETS.-N the r,que-t Of the owner,
who is determined 10 SELL will offer for SAFE, upon
the premises, on
FRIDAY. July 22, 1881.
az 6 O'Clock z. VI, the above PROPERTY, which
for location and surroundings surpass any o'her IN
TERMS. Liberal and made known at sale.
jyl9 II. Il. LYME, Aucuoreer.
EXECUTORS' SALE OF A VALUA.
II BILE FARM N CHARLES CITY COZ NTY,
NEAR JAMES RIVER.-1he under igued, eNecu-
tors OF A. c. Adams deceased viii offer for sale Ut
public auction, 81 Charles cry Courthouse, On
THURSDAY, July 2I,1ssL
ubat being court -day), thar VALUABLE FARM of
which A. g. Adam, died seized aud possessed,
known as COLkSNlLLE, situated la Charles Lity
county, Va, one mile from Wilcox wharf, on
James river, and containing 325 ACRES OF
LAND (more or less, 225 Of when are arabic apd
now IN a high state of cultivation. Ills ialu-0ue
OF the best I'm the most dcsirab part Of He c0un-
iy-possessts unusual advantage. II IS convenient
70 churches of nearly every denomination, is Wnhin
one mile Of river landing and pOs,-ohce, ana ohY
two miles from lhr court house.
Upon me pttinises are one large and com .nOdiOus
TWO.SIORY DWELLING with Ten rooms, an
OFFICE I'm the yard, Xix good OUT-HOUsks Ia
good repair, with brick chimntys; two large
BARNS. and one new STABLE; one new STORE
HOUSE. A bold stream Of excellent spring water
rises upon anu runs q rough the farm.
There Is at present more thsn enough first growth
PINE TIMBER 10 supply The premises. and guam
tity Of young timber which Will. IN few years, be
large enough for cord wood.
Persons desiring 10 in,pec, The premises can reach
them easily by the steamer Ariel from Richmond
Norfolk, or any river landing, and Mr.. J0hn Lamp,
who lives near. will take pleasure IN showing lhen
TERMS: one thrJ ca h; The bilauce In one, TWO
and three years, the purchaser 10 give negollb'e
notes with interest adCed deed given ana deed OF
trust taken TO secure the deferred payments
For further particulars, address
JOHN LAMB.
Wilcox Wharf, Va: or,
FRANCIS j. DUKE,
Richmond, Va.
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ALLAN LINE ROYAL MAlL ..tFe-,

4 LLAN LINE KO1 al MAIL =. -,
IA STEAM sill PN.-Bafimoie tHI .sssssasas
LIVERPOOL ria Halifax. y. -, Ind 81 j...... y. D.
every alternate TUESDAY QucItr tIl Liverpool
every SATURDAY. This I,ui- Iu-'s', Urirr.r-
renee. In ADDITION, the distance ifuW Qu,'-. .'
Liverpool Is 500 mile shorter. aud Ol U.r reduced
distance 1000 mile, is Inland navigation. .'U... -
the sCtual uC, au voyage 10 q minimum oi ft' rI..
Extra shins from GLA~G ". CALM As.
QUEENSTJN =, aud LONDONDERRY Dire d
To BOSTON.
F'r passage and information. apn'y 20 We tt-
BER, AGENT at Richmond. Va, or LOVE & AIDE y,
e.. T.. A.. POI Iruadway. y. Y. POI Ma.iIU-t.I
IL 2.cOd6n