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Z FROM THE GLEANER.
NE Cegitations Of Uacle ,Loln

. = I
Passing along the west end of Tho..
willie, one pleasant afternoon in Ali u..,-
Mrs. Caperton observed to me tbpps 4ii,
was a good while since we lad dranL H. Nv =
with Mr.. Neville and his good ladv. .p 20
proposed that we should call. HAD no.
the least objection, & were received WIKI gs
a cordial welcome both by Sir & MADAM
Mr.. Neville about twent three yesr.
before, had married fine syirited sirl
they had ls lovely children, and if y,s
whispered; Mrs. Caperton told me. that hat
the nose Of the youngest was nigh be;p as
broken. Their fortune wa, eagy-rIer+s,
always smiled upon their board. but wIst
arose from foolish spirit fcontrad;ctorn.
about triles, for in every important mat.
ter they agreed perfectly, but this was
source of endless difficulty, and the bane
of all their happiness.
While we were sitting bv the windor.
after tea, we observed at distance a 6rs
rising upon the side Of the hill. Some
persons were in the habit of kindIne these
fires to make the grass grow better, as
the mountain was an outlet for their cat.
tie. Every thing till this moment lad
gone on right pleasant. Mr.. Neville re,
marked that the sight brought the old dis7
itch to his maid
Fire on the mountain,
Run boys-run boys"
believe you are little wrong,' said
Mrs. Neville, in the termination. 1t il
8: Fire on the mountain,
Run boys, ran."
"lt is no great matter, my love, said
lie pettishly, but | am sure am not mis-,
taken, whoever else may be.
{" Some folks always think Themselves
right, cried Mrs. Neville, and ignua co
and confidence generally go together.
g Bray a fool in mortar" exclaimed
Mr. Neville, " you know the rest Ma.
dam.
:. Yes" cried she, and answer not afol
according to bis folly" too, or l could say
something that some folks could not verr
well swallow, Sir.
"Will you walk, Mrs. Carerton. sad
l." Sheirose, took her bonnet andshawl.
:. am sorry we have drove YOU away
friends" said Mrs. Neville, mildly, "bus
MIR. Neville is sounkind not to bear tie
east with me-" added she, casting side
ioook at him.
''lndeed Eunice,' said lie, "my tems
peris so hasty. come love, don't let our
friends leave us in pet"
We exchanged coed night" good
night, ''and left them with t, remark ttat
Will apply to more families tran nelehh'f
Nevilie's. That the happiness of the DO.
nestle circle is oftener disturbed abcur
tribes, for want of rein upon our pas
sions, than by any causes aitsrdln5 seri'
Gus ground Of complaint.
Tie hint it is hoped will be taken, aho
this truth remembereG-that where tIefe
IS not domestic happiness, felicity does
not exist. Religion is most likely
stranger and morality will be very s0ON
an exile. ;, ~.
And what is tie conclusion Of TIE "'lO'0
matter
Gorern uor.r passions.
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ORPHANS C0XT,

Alexandria County, Fen Term, 1872 g
Ordered, That the administrators .,t 4l y.
Joseph Thomas, deceased, 40 i'se. .s. -
following advertisement three s, 1llnei
week for eight weeks, in the AleAaDO'''
newspapers. -
A Copy-Test. poc;ster.
THIS is to gire notice, HAT u .hs Dis.
scribers of Alexandra county, ~ d't Gom
trict Of Columbia, have obtalred, . ..ep,
he orphans, Court Of said county i 1',s,s
of administration on the estate Oh :; .I DE-.
= Tionas. late of the county aforesaid, %, =.
ceased !: All persons having e la u arm.
eainst the said decedent are hereby y, vpr
ed to exhibit XII the same with the voss By
thereof duly authenticated aud , Fas
on or before the 18th day Of A Aug from ali
or thew may by law be exclnd 1s ,l ,,ss il.
5 detas thereto IL are required to mako -
mediate payment. ;, A.. 18th daJ
Given under our hands tnl' -
February, 1915. WESTON,
JOHN M,coBb' d.,,d.
Aam'rs of Joseph Thomas sw
February l6.
Notace. :,
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y he Subscriber

MING moved to the House at the
IN Corner of Queen and Fairfax strs.
lately occuYed by Captain J. Tucker.
would be giadto accommodate FIVE or SIX
xsnteel B0ARhRRS.
EBENEzER EyELETH.
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April IL.
WANl.ED

"A fnc Jorneynaen Carpenters.
For which 81 so Cents will be gwen
per day.-Enqaire at James M'Guire's
Lumber Yard, orto the subscriber.
BENZ. d. PATTERSON.
April Is. St
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LUCIAN.
March %, 1915.
From. the Boston Daily adv. March Z.
Extract from letter of an American gen
tlenlan, dated

Extract from letter of an American gen.
tleMan, dated
Caaiz, Dec. 5.-The detention of the
gentleman by when ( send this, enables
me to add few remarks about this coun-
try which may perhaps be interesting
believe | had before written you of the
great change IN tiiis government ON the
return of Ferdinand--with my apprehen-
sions of another revolution, &c. But
since then have had most satisfactory
opportunity Of Judging the character OF
this people, and have changed my opinion
accordingly. The information | give you
can be relied on as correct.
You will no doubt have heard before
this Of the revolt of General Nina 4 that
he was in arms against his king with con-
siderable force on his side. The greater
part Of this is false, the fact being only
this-that Nina attempted to excite an
instruction among the troops, but falling
in the attempt, was obliged to fly to save
his life. / believe he is now in France ;
however, let him he where ne will, he
has only very few of his friends with
him-and that he is not likely to have a.
ny more, you will readily believe, from
the brief account ] shall give you of the
| transactions since the kings return-the
| mobiles. the clergy and the army be.
fore informed you we're on his side, and
it only remained to be determined if the
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SALEM, April 8.

Arrived, British barque Adeona, cargo
dry goods and plantation stores, last from
Newport, prize to TIE America.
Arrived, and fired salute of 20 guns.
thepriyate armed ship America, Cheeyei
from cruise Of lS4 days, having made
IA captures. An account of her cruise
to the ed Jan. Cat which time SIZE had
taken 6 prizes) has been before publish
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SATURDAY, APRIL IS.

For Sale Z
TIE Brick Store and Shed,
On the Corner of King and union streets
eecupied by Messrs. r. & ]. Mandeyaie,
Apply to ,,,,, :, r,,rNn
April IA. OF
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Ii Ansoa County. on Friday The siil,
sf February ;-aud from the eouB
ties OF Aslle; Wilkes. Burke, Bun.
eotr,be. Haywood and Rutherford 6
readezvons At the same place on Wei
ass,lsy the Isl day of Alarsh, where
they will receive further oraers. : -jj
The following officers have been de.
siguated by Ills Exseiiency te con
a1s,lai.d.-isr.ig. Gen. Gray, ct Ram
i,lolph, to aid Ind supcfintend the or
raniza,ios Of the Rrginsnt'--Col
Aadrew Erwin, Of Bancombe. 70
sr.,.anand as Lieut.. Col. Co'nman-
t'aat. John M'Gimpsey, of Burke
,Ieut. Col. Jesse Allen of Wilkes.
Ist Major, and Thsmas Lenoir. Of
Haywood, I'd Major.
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\ CHARLESTON. January ai

A letter. from Savannah, dated
2.st inst. sa,s-..i an, sorry to ~
fora, ysu tat the aspect ofthlnss IS
csnsiderab', changed today. Capt.
Kena-dy. OF the schooner Charleston
Packet. Mo vas captured yestsr-
day ,,i!hia tew miles Of the Light.
hause. by barge from the pyra
mus frig.te, and afterwards releas-
ed. on the appreciate Of a small farce
from the gun hnais stationed brie.,
came Nd to Town this morning with
his vessel. The trigate Oft has now
notice efthe intention OF the coasters
to retura, and all the inlets bet
this and Charleston will Of course
be esasely watched. The direct
roate for Amelia is now completely
Stocked np, and the country arouad
being. as Is supposed. in possession
OF Parties Of Indians, &e. ne one can
be fauad to venture his life among
them"
Dne Ietterfrsm Savannah mentions
that Marshal Law Was to ne pro-
claimed in that city yesterday 2sd
last.
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IN COUNCIL.


The Couaeil were convened f2r the
purpose Of taking into consideration
the state of the poor CT the town.
A communication from the tlayar
ona.,s subject VAS received and read,
Whereupan the following order WAS
made.
Ordered, That the sum Of s 100
be appropriated for the relief Of tle
poor ofthe t0su. to be ex,,ealad for
their purpose umisr the direeIioanf
I. aemaiittre Of two members frp:n
each Ward. aal tlat the aaJitof 10
Issue warraats in favor OF the said
cs,antittec for that SUN.
i'ae following Me .n!,ers were ap.
pointed caminittse to carry tae a
boye order into eifecs viz
siassrs. Grid and Rhodes for the
First Ward.
Mpssrs. Nichelson and Patton for
the svcoa1 syarl.
Messrs. 1Frinlett and MILAN for
the Third Wsrd.
Messrs. Virtch and Kinsey for
the Foarti, Ward.
Eatract from Tie Minutes
TEST,
LIP. THOMPSON. @. c.
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RALEIGH, (N. CO. Jan. II.
.HILITI.a DRIFT.

Major Gereral Thomas Pinkney
has made requisition of His Ex-
eeslency tioyrrnor Miller. for one,
complete regiment OF detached mill
lin ef this State. TO march imnedi-
ate,yto the Southern Frontier-thel
destination not mentioned. Orders,
have. accordingly, been issued by
The Aljatant- General. requiring the
detached militia from the counties Of
Moore. Anson. Richmand. and Ca
i,arrus 70 reuGszseus ~ Madcsbero'
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Kysssros, Jamaios, MY q. I'll:

! KYNosros, jamaica, M'y q, ftfSs
The Printer. ii every Newspaper IN
the seapsIt foxns of America are
reaaessed to insert tho following No.
+ tics, once every nionth during the
War, and as soon as i CAGE axes
place, all tbeifrcsular charges Tor
such Insertions shallbs paid BY an
Agent at each Port:
Gs NOTICE..
T~nE SUBSCRIBERS 1 Ike this method
Of apprising their Mercantile
Friends Throughout ti,e United Ststcs,
/ That during the present upharpy dill
ierences between Crest Britain and a.
nasrica, they intend Generosity to sbstain
from ill communication by letters with
their former correspondents, from prn-
DENTAL motives applicable to such cor.
respondents
They beg leave, however. 10 INFORM
all who may have balances OF sales IN
their hands, that orders for the ssmey
any time during the war, vii! be ps'd
at sig ut, CT promptly RENTED accord
ing to directions
Being Agents for the principal in-
co ported Insurance Cen panles, from
tie capital of South Carolina to Nis-
easset, in tie district OF Maine, ther
arc Directors In sach Office, or Mcr-
chants in every ton, TO whom re;es
rsilce n4y be had; should Few cores.
ponderfs wish to communicate with
the l1ou.c In Jamaica, or that branch
oft in Rerppia now EST ablIshcd al the
port of ST. George and condaettd ~
the Junior partncr, under the firm Of
WILLIAM BsNKS, q Co.
The utmost attention viii be paid to
the orders OF gentlemen in Amefies
Who may be AekxTs for spanish, See-
dish, or other neutral merchants, trsd-
ing under the Prince Res ent's Procia-
IN tons, with the Islands Of Jamaica
or Bermuda and the safety OF sIIsrch
property committed to their charge
may be depended on. provided nothing
is attempted np,'er the sanction OF such
Proclamati,n.. contrary to tho local
laws Of the respective islands, or in VIZ
citation Of existing Bloekades-
Hoseason, Banks & Co.
n 8 Ill Letters, BY Cartels. to anu
from Kipg4tin, are opened by the A.
merican Agent for Prisoners of War,
or s,ntto MIN alter being opened by
the Commissary of Prisoners in Amc~
RIGA II. B. * 20.
~. 81 ,an,tp
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THE BANK BILL.
lac iscsiaeus bas refused his sig
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NEW-ORLEANS. I

I w & 1.-TWO HUtE ItcCtse2ss oily ,us 49,
accounts from Orleans than those al
ready given. We have seen nun
her o, private letters, Of the.
| sa snn teaor as those We have already
published. We arc sorry 10 learn
that tire state Of Gen. Jaskson's
health is 40 precarions as to give rea
son 10 apprchend that mis- country
may he deprived OF his services At
this critical moment Some com,
plants are made OF a scarcity OF
an.muaitien. which however. "A lev
days viii supply. IS we understand
there are great quantities on the
passa ge down the riser. One OF the
nriyate letters states that LIT. Ten.
PscroN Is, in conasand ofthe Briiish
forces near New Orleans. and, as
1.-The tlessfters iniora that the enemy
is.ail, exreess reinforeements. Be
! fore he receives them. we hope To-
lllear Of his defeat and disaersion.
Ma nave heard, anu we believe
l.csrreeily. that. 10 guard sgaiast pos
sitie ~vvnssnthe gosersaent intendto
.eai: OIL ave or SIX thousand men,
reesm Kentucky principally, to pre-
eeed dswn TIE Mississippi, to join
cur forces il that quarter.
10.
Estraet of Il letter FROM @ gentleman
III ss;s:s- Gytsaas To a sf.sls'aaa
in this eiif, datea .s'ssc ofleaas,.
Jan. 9Th. 1915.
SfG--,Fac operations oFtha enemy
since FRIDAY. the lay or Which they
we're repaisesl III an Atcmntto pierce,
cur left tiaak. hayr been confined to
firing upoa our camp, fro'n theirs
heavy ordnance, erected on an ad-
vaneed hattery. and tse aiseaarg-
ofevery saceies cfeemhustihle mt
Ter. ualer expectation ct ,hrewingas
into essfusien and there nv giving A
eAaaes fsi. starnias our !inests bring
an general enga senept. rae cool
aad intrepid conduct OF oar aen
however defeated their scheme.
whils the fire feom. our batteries
drove tt,em back beyond their works.
snabiiag Us in a sortie to demslish
shera .-.sinae Ibis discontinue their
rasin ,sdy is said to have retreated
towards Th- Bayou, where they
landed iaiendiag AS may be pfesam.
Ell eitser TO wait rejaforcements.b by
me rsver. feature in the original
t,lan of iayasion. or TO effect clan-
ssestinefy an escape 10 theirshipsaag.
'l'has ARE said to be distressed for
provisions and very siekly and ap-
.,par heartily to repent taeir pee
sumptioa. Gen. tdair's force reach
- isis "Wednesday week; our Ell
ieetiyp force 10000 iaen.
[Gea Jarksoa's official letters, q
other letters. giviss acsohats similar
to that contaiaedin the above, are
in The city but we have nef been
abe Ia o',tain them fer qualification
to day
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sixty Dollars Reward.
January 2I

8 Il l- q = - +. T.
GTOLEN ffen the Subscribers
~ WAGON about ere Hile tss -
Clsrksburg in M ,utsanery Ceunty Ma.
rylaad, on the night Of Saturday the ? st
inst 81
A DApPLE GREY MARE,
About fiftesn and hslf hands nigh, s
years old-She is a strong Sandstone
.beast, and natural trotser. The per.
soR who stole her calls himself John
Rassell, supposed to BIO 10 or le years
of ape, very much freekied in the lace,
and dark omplexlon--he had en pair
Of white Kersey pantaloahs, such as are
ssrn BY soldiers. a ro1adabout jacket
aud arsb bearskin great coat, which
he stole from the waggsner--hc has
been traced to Georgeto~a will give
Twenty Dollars for the Mare, or the a.
boye reward fer the Mare and Thief,
if No is appreh.nasd and secured 50 that
no nay be prosecuted ahd information
forwarded to rae at the Post OAcc, Ha
gerstown, Nd.
HeRry Funck.
January 81
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w alited to Hire,

For the enSasOg year, smart we'll diss
,lesed NEGRO ROY from - TO -
years cid, to attend Upon . single pers
SON. Enqairs Al toe 0aacs ct shs Gs-
Eette
Oc,~ber 8.
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The. SJ!RSCR lREK
Sesars, sttnewmg obacco,&e
The Subscriber has for Sole

=, 'r/si1
The Subscriber has for Sole
l5s kegs oi csewiDg TOBACCO,
Or ichnand y anutactuce) esns,.atg OF
Small 'rwist Iadies Twist aud CassH
dish af supeiiar quality.
100 Rolls P ris'l do
100000 SeHars (Ams fieon)
100 do7 Soaking Taharreip paper,
Gagrats SNUFF e Bottles and bl.dde
Ra3pep d. pei 4 < or saalier qean,its
N, B. stsrekee Pers wishing to PR.
cha-e saay be- sepsiied on aavaptageosa
terms by ssp'ying %
JOHN NAY Tsbaeonist.
Lever end Ptmce spret, .Alrranafi.
jaa. 8 ct
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natpre ID tho National Bank Bill
aud has returned The same 20 that
House ef Congress ID Whici. i orls,ri
juatcd, With bis osjertions, which
WILDE found xndsr the proper head.
" - n $50 II
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The Subscribcr
HAS SOME LIKELF
Negro Men

70 hire FIR the present ysar-Enqe Re
st Rock Hill the late residence Of Col
Van Payne.
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LAND FOR SALE.
A Tract Of LAND il Fairfax Coana
sy, Eve raila. from AIcxandria, Coma
aiming shout
ESQ ACRES

adjoining he seats of rhempser Ma
,sn and James Patton. Esqrs the qua.
ltv OF the Land is good, having been
nich improved BY the use OF Plaster
nd Ciover-taere are nearly $50 A.
res or bott m in this tract, through
,shlch there are extensive bitches, some
meadow land ee II set with timothy -
vhich there Mas be sGd.tieas mode
nth a small expense; the buildings
re sieaatcd al range of hills CELL.
aandiss beautiful view Of the Pc s-
nae wi,h aii extensive land prospect,
4 new Brick Hense % fee. by 28, vat
,nil. last sanmsr with upper and low
er Psrticss and brick quarter for no.
recs l6 feet by SO. For fnrSher psr-
ienIars aap'Y to the sub criber resiSr
az ca the premises.
John c. VoziYN.
Net,nt Hcs!a, in'v IA. em
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DIAMOND cur DIAMOND,

a lawyer quite famous for making
u bill.
And who in good living delighted.
TO dinner one day with a hearty good
will,
Was by q rich client invited
But he charged s.. = sd. for going to
dine,
Which the client hs paid, Though
no many;
Aud in turn charged the lawyer for
dinner and wine,
One crown, the ether guinea
-8nt gassips. you know. have a say
iagia stare.
He who aa.ches a lawyer, has only
one more.
The lawyer he paid It and took a
receipt.
Whi!ethe client star'd at him With
wonder;
Bat gave to ais friends with the pro-
duce a treat.
The the lawyer soon matte him
knock ander;
That his client sold wiae, information
he laid,
Without license and. ia spite OF
his storMins.
The e!irnt \ good thu spins penalty
paid.
And the lawyer get half for In
for,niaS /?
But gsssips ttc.
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THOMAS DeueHERTY, OF Ken
.Nshs' ~ appointed Clerk Of ike
sese Ok Representatives., wee r.
's'asruder. Esq. resigacd.
IR;elligenser.
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70, Sunday, the goth ult the following cir
cumssance occurred, VIZ. Capt. MEGCETr,
commander of the Edisto island Militia, ha-
wing received information of the landing OF
the enemy from three barges Mt Si0lnIoa's
Ley, AT the east end OF the Island, order
ed out ms company with q view Of gi-
wing them battle. lie stated to his men that
the enemy were in sight, and that lie wished
none 10 follow him but those who would risk
Their lives. The company (who were al.
mounted( Immediately plunged INTO the creek
and 81. ana their horses 90 the opposite shorc.
At this moment the men who had been taken
tor tie enemy, standing ON the beach near on
OF the enemy, harges, which was aground,
tired a yolley, which Capt. Megtett's men
We're about ~ 'eturD, when the Others host
ed white flag and they discovered that
instead otthe enemy, they were the Wad-
inalaw Militia, under Capt. JENKINS, who
had Just taken possession OF the enly barre lcft
by the enemy. the whole OF whom, on disco
yering that they weip U.rs,,s itooll To n. two
5argss which were lyiil eGuar, End rAaG, r o<l
their ,ceat. n.
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THE SUBSCRIBER

INFORMS h.sfr1entis and the t,.ifc ys7,erGYy he
Z hds Just recefued from Philadelphia, q kree
faGrtftp II aie BEST orcisS 10 6e procured for the ,s-
'tfGct'tre # Gi.Nand cor pals. arxst;ch he has
on taRG tae greatest 0drietu, stths jscess 6a,sln and
richest g'h1bty--4Ss recffes Hhis&c7' an 4fc 5es1
manner -Ras Mrge Q';,in.,sv ST Gosle9 Cheese
sl4'd! j'' fGniy 7se acc er-Gt vIrSrtv Of Class
1GHi6e's large pdrcei 81 ercsH,,nt .SiJa.ch &c
III 81 s"Rch he rriH sell m q1ugntes TO s7at h,rci,
ssfs ana on the mast reasonable terms lie 4fsis 70
StrcfGse Uieof Corn and RE c1se. Kill b,r, lscu
h2qs, or sgiH tcls them IN hic Dis iNery 20 ia. on,
shares. L4bfFIS 6rfILI$7'rR
IN TIE .fds's street, near -lId,ket Squa'e.
4 injecting nj ne CoInnis7ouers appolI7ci by
y the Act Of Assembly, eniitled IAN Act moor
porsnns Company 20 establish Turnpike Road
from the City ct Richmond 20 the ~ eadow-l}ridces"
held at the Eagle Tavern, in the City Of Richrnond
the SIS Of Iarusrv, 1915
heso1e'4, Tina. Books be opened Cor receiving sub
scrpbo7s tor five hundred shares Of ffty dollars each
ior the purpose 0l making the Turnpike i asd direct
ed by the aforesaid Law, Il the Eagle Tavern IN the
CITY ri Richmond, on honiay the OR Of Febr,i3y
ad cont''ue open from day day until the suhscrip
ilous are complicated, nnder ne Superintcndance Of
homas Wilson and Hugh DAVIS, each o YLon, is au-
tor'zed 70 grant receipts TO Subscrbers for the Eve
doaFs TO be pad upon each share the time Of sub
crbing.
he Subscribers, pursiert 70 the above Resolution
wall attend at the Eagle Iavern on Monday next from
~ I'LL O'Clock. sid continue from day TO tav a, the
same hours, Until the Subscriptions are complicated.
THOMAS WILSON,
Fob s :. ~ H.
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NOTICE.,
NNTILL RE soLp. A. pahIlo -An.tion.

HSJALL BE SOLp, at Public A1eton TO the high
est Bidder, "Wednesday the Ish February
newt that valuable property known by the name of the
ORANGE SPRINGS,
containing 20 scres lying the rood eading from tive
Courthouse to Fredericksburg about 5 mites ron
Tie forTaer and Is miles from the latter on the follow
rag terms One half OF the purchase money
TO be pad st the expiration Of siy months.
get winch time complete title will be made )
the bsaRce within twelve moaths thereafter,
"e purchaser giving bond with approved security and
Inent OF the same -
tbe popretors conceive it unnecessary Z, say much
concerning thss property its celebrity is welt esa
hshed II being VISITED By valetudiarsus from var
Gus quarters, whose health has been re-estbIsed by
che virtue of its waters, og,iae- every eulcsui..
BY THE LEGA1EES.