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,fahhness of this profession of faiths il will fcmen
psf' 10 an e'ilence of The sincerity ofihr Mexican
'oFethhnent, that shett time SINCE, from pure
sPect 'or TREATIES, the American vessels Which had
peeh seized Al Maamnfas by the sub,ern au'hori
TIES, were immediately nj liberty. although the ACT
" violence eonited by the COMMANDER of the sloop
~ waf " Naehes' had excited tie int,ana,o ION Of ia
,"pt ~ ihai plnee 10 sn,h pitch that this retan.
uen appeared 10 he IN degree exensnble. The =Gp-
ve'n'nm oi Mexico, however, did not wait for de-
nhanai Ia be made by that of the United States nor
lof The Shtislaeon 10 which II individually emit
ued' On account OF the offence preceding lie sci
1nirS. Itsaw AZ once that the seizures huseyereN4
ensable on other grounds. we've IN cont,ayention ot
treaties and To other consideration WITS needed To
'nduef ITO reeiy what had been doue
Asto Satisfaction this Il svrrnment expects il from
ihe ionor and justice al the United siars: The Mex
ieah minister at Washington will ere ,his have also
presented eompla,nts respecting several grievances
ahh 'nlntes, some Of Them o the uAi s,rio,is elr-
aete'. Indicted upon MeSieo by ,he Limited Suites.
ani winch are YET 10 be repaired,
lie undersigned awaits idiuselo u his ohnoftus,,
To ota TO tie ilonofahle Seeretry OF Sateof the e.
hed st,ifs the assurances al hs dlstopuish he'd
consideration. LIS q. stIlNAS
To lbs ENcelleney The SacRGraRy or srArG Of
the [. =.
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S 1as IL I.ynehbnrs, WI raesd1y njsh,
%W n .9E the itl inst. Large DAissA
=s>sssass<sll- Esa HOEs..--sone may call
nm a Brown Bay-ahont i've feel lou, inches hgh
As is supposed he may he something none OF less i,
ine'ermeh'nrcd Ia, leis lr-lclieved 10 be five wear.
old the next Spring. The Horse is very spirited
underthe sadl. or IN harness the marks ofm hich are
now visible Gu n,n. having been used both in tho
plough and wagon tins Fall. No natural ,uafhs a.
onut hun 10 distinguish him ilum any ulllcr nur,e
{" he sllur Size, couur and age sXcept HAT Que al
ms acles before app ears 10 be rather larger thal the
Other but ma, disappear IL time; aud thar his
hraNN quarters would dSlu, ush him generally ftoln
ohei HORSES. Ills natural gait, under tie saddle Is
spirited trot, though lie paec. When fore ed ino IL
by Tie rider lie has cirnia mark about him
which may be discovered b, close examinations
winch is small SIT IA the upper hi, right
noStill.
Any person who will deli,efthe Horse 10 me shall
receive Twenty DOLLARS reward; and II he
drtce, aud afrehends the thicl 81 thai he Is coz
n'ird, he shall receive THIRTY DOLLARS
note; 50 that he may be rcwrde, with ttts dollars
by WILLIAM DANIEL.
November % L.
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.Ht."l'o.oS 70. SSjy.p.

WILL BE HIRED. Oh the 2nd oil J4nsary
" ncXt, AT AcrMfillrr's Shop. IN The county OF
Bedford alnilt c.h mites W.s al l>ucIhrry +,
h"W NV ssN's'S FIVE .s's;s-sse,E'S, ba-
lnhsI"S to tiit es'al" al rn"u Mrtc,lf. deceased
r'.saIIne "i Man, Women an' Bows auI several
N"aIud Wnuei4 belonging TO tn estate nj 'fl,nna,
Muolr, d,c'. BALDA NcDANIELEx'r
Dec. > ,aI
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s.sg'y,y s'F.U.s.0.s.y gs.g.syS'.Y
seEsz,sf.

HEREBY return to The people grateful nc
Il kuomiede mrns for The librid announcement
they have hrrr.o gwen me IN The business OF
Public luuse- keepin. and solicit their farther
patronage, having determined to rccomnlcucc AT The
house Which | sui con niue tn ucthDy. whore every
affection wIl he gwen ta The accommodate ION Of al
who may tnlnk propcrto favor with their custom.
HIRAM NALDRON.
November so
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October -
FOR RENT.

80 THE large BRICK TENEMENT former
T7i!, ~ occup. by Foufqurcan & Palmer a
----.A Drug Store, between Martin, Ward X Da
Wis Dry Coed store and Thurman 4 SchoolitA's
Hard Ware EsahlIshncnl.-Aprlvt to
FOURQUREAN 4 PALMER,
sign q Tic BidA Boy and MorIar.
November 20 Is
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SH'c Of .s*.r0ca, IL al. .EGms!s:is-
yraSGr.

'sNllE subscriber will proceed the 1T day OF
January neXf. Al Esr,', Mil ia Caanpbrll
Nnunty, "a Flat Creek, I" sell. at pub lc auction
"Fsrd talulhic Nrgrors. lur cash.
vs. Nii Nls", Al the sumo liGir aud place. hirf ont
l9ot IL valnah,r Negroes. belonging 10 the al
Nant i. Scott deceased Tor tic cHsring wear. and
rent If-ot oi i.aad hcougIncio sad estate 81 a
bor' i7ja crc-, III the urcu ancs al John AlcN-
s,der. HENRY r EARLY
L1o guardian, and notr adm, =. ~
.iaac 3. Sect. decd.
i-c-mhcr Ill
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.T'Ess sbs,H, g"DSs ggyEsg,.

& , the st la, January n"Nt. Al Johu p. Rv.l'.
~ Siprr IN tho t"ut> nf Amherst the Slaves
bringing rs he Esatc of john Ilan-rd de- con
M<tn@ oi WEN. HFiHGS and EsDGs, auons
which arc sovcla Ls.a'R't'zs-7tEN.
X. HENLEY, Adnr.
= Fec. u ri
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} ll,iars
Grass Z .o"s.

l HAVE INV unrnea-ed q lc" IA n of he Mac
ky lnlI Is lksliIre Pi,;-, 81 ceehratcd u,
gr.Hns breed. Of Remarkably keep ani rdtly
mats n.y. CHARLES NJ. RYAN, Manager
ioI +. Fl asher III lis Plantation,
nrai :, nh, rst Court House.
D-r. I'll Is
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CEgsi... GOODS,

rs'llf, sub-cr'',rrs have hand large stock of
q i'alut, Duhl". knse ~ Whitney Blankets black
and c"i'rd. Enesi, Mernos. some extra qualify.
blue black and Irne, coftd Clpths a very LARGE as
Snitmrul "l our own laI' nrlaou. OF which aie
OF the finest quality imported, and being Determined
10 reduce the stock, purchasers may expect yrcat
bargains JAMES {. HUNT & Co
Dee.
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SEQ REWARD.

HD ANYWAY from the subscriber living in the
T. county OF Pitts yana. 10 or ? miles south OF
Wards Bridge. Oh the pa Of May last, NEGRO
MAN NAMED HENRY. about p years Of age,
large and likely HENRY formerly belonged to
Mr. Vim. G.. Leiiwich of Bedford county, and is
well acquainted in the nrighborhoud OF MIR. VIM
Galloway. The aboscreward will be given to ANY
person tho will apprellend and coniine him in ja
thai get Kim lain.
JOll', r. FITZPATRICK
June 9. Is
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IAN Esas!s Wanted.

WISH 10 pnrth reAt Siine aud Summer,
4 h.c hundred Cords, II delivered M good
n'hrf. | viii give fr the>nul aud Spanish Oak
9'i per cord; For Black aud Red Oak. 81 %.
CASWELL POE.
~ b'-l Also wish TO yet apprentices, to
e"'" the Tanning and Gufr.in. Business. BOYS
"on' the country would be preferred.
{. POE.
Dec 81 I'm,
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w i arc now receiving large aud general assert
E.iLE .F.siD Es'E.V'TEsc GOODS.
which have been recently purchased at the North
under the most advantageous circultisiances-allo Of
which we Will sell as low, If not lower, than the
same description Of GOODS can be BOUGHT for in
this place. Oar friends aud the Fublic rcspecl-
fully invited 10 call and examine our stock.
TURNER X BURWELL.
Nov o., IS
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NOE y.

4 Ii. persons indebted 10 Us, are hereby notified
L a to MAKE payment without delay; as IL is not in
our power 10 siselonger indulgence.
DlNkLE x RtMBOEGH
Octnb~r - IL
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S3esA Pair Country knit Yarn Soc ;, aud a gaoi
~ 0Nf lot uf Country 1eus on lianl. Tor sale low
by JAMES e. HUNT, X co.
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DISSOLUTION.

M: CO-PARTNERSiilP existing between
h." w. Henderson X 5. Il. Jennings, expires by
m"'''.on at Christmas. la order 10 make a ,i,yi-
u me effects and arrans en,ents To quate tin.
are VI ne concern, those having claims aaiilst it
iuestedto biin. IN their accounts.
w. HENDERSON.
I.y,.h, s. Il. JENNINGS.
'''''t. 'y'c u
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fHNiiE. subscriber has 10 hare. tor anathrr wear,
4 THREE CARPENTERS i"o ol whom -. fir,i t.r
worhmea. MN. NJ. MAILER.
Amherst Co. Nov. - X
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tGT'aGE.

n LII PERSONS are hereby lorwarned against
n uca'ssng On my Plantations, either by hunt
VI hshlag, under penalty OF the law ben. strictly
."'orced against such offenders.
~ HENRY $. LANGHORNE.
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nr. NondSicrto 10 3H. Forsyth.
FERMENTATION.

PALACE OF ruE NArIosAL GoyERN&ENr,
MEXICO March 81, 1897
The undersigned, chief officer charged with the
direction ol the Department ut Foreign Relations OF
tue Mexican Republic, has the honor To address the
honorable Secretary of The same brunch ol'the scr
vice Otthe United States Of America, Tor the pur-
pose oil making known Ia him the surprise winch hs
excelleney the acting l.. esident III tins REPUBLIC 81
justly felt on seem! announced ia the New Orleans
Bee OF the 18th inisan, that the Independence pro-
claimed by the insurgents OF Texas had been recos-
Missed by the Congress oil those States aid that in
Consequence, Mr.. Alcee Lablanehe lad been APP
pointed by Their Government lis minis plenpoten-
iiafy near the pretended new republic. These ex-
rele measures have astonshed the Mexican Govern
ment the more, it had apprehend tha,
: The date (lith) is supposed, BY the Department
ot State. have been enormously gwen in the M
dad, IN place ui the z Ia.
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Num-. ssOilIlcts.

vVt1E 3 d3OEKHVtSs
VUST OPENED, aa entire case, and viii be sold
y very low, by
ROBINSON u ELLIOTT.
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sss'EaIs)7AE. gpOssaifsssVTS.
THE NlrGD STATES AND MENICo.

VI. Forsyth 10 he liisister If Foft;ga 4 FAIRS 9th
.Rttean Rcpabiic
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Carriage and Horses,
FOR SALE.
4 GOOD second hand CARRIAGE, with
"A gentle work Horses, be had at a low price,
by applying 10 IA. FOURQUREAN.
Dec. Is
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~ ssesEsSs. Sg9p,tsy.

~ STOLEN from my Stable. near
n has IN Lynchburs. MI Taesday MINI
%N II Tx the ! iti lust. Large DAisEA
=eAssaasE.Sa Is kiSfEsS my Ill
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,a,lIE exercises of the Winter Session at This ln-
sfitu,ion, will corlimenee January the 18th,
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point the ffes'dent expects that there viii be css
pt''t and nnequivocal disasowal of tina, pan Of his
so"o"e' winch has been deemed offensive bv this
'e'e,nnen' On this subject hs excrllency ~ re-
eftcd to the instructions Of the undersigned 10 Mr.
h''s o tie 10Th December last, snbsequ eny corn-
mnn,eaed ID hr. Castillo Tor the nIormation OF his
[ ,.lA4,l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-02
FOR S.ELE,

A FARM containing l02 acres OF the
IN FIRST quality OF limestone Land. lying
within ito miles Of Chsriestown, Jefferson
county, virginia, six miles from Harpers-
Ferry and the Chesapeake sad Ohio Canal,
and one mile from the rail. road lie aiding from
Winchester by Harpsrs-Ferry TO Baltimore.
There are but few farms in the county that
possess equal sdvantages-t has . good
Brick Dwelling House, tenant House, BNnk
Barn. with Stables underneath . large Wa
goo Shed. n stone Spring House, with one
Of the largest limestone Springs IN the coun-
~ running through the place. About 30
acres IN heavy Timber. The land is not
broken with Limestone, as 10 the case in some
parts. To save inquiry. the subscriber will
take $50 per aere-One-haIG 10 hand, and the
balance in two equal annual Payments. A
good title will be given 90 the payment OF
the whole purchase money. For further
particulars. inquire OF Mr. George Eichelber-
ger, adjoining the premises, who will show
the property to any person DESTROYS Of see
ing Il JOSEPH ElCHELBERGER-
Near Cresgerstowp. Fred. CO. Ad.
Nov. II. le36.-ts.
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blasted. Seasons will revolve no more.
The woods and groves shall no Longer
be vocal with the warbling Of the fea-
ihered songsters. Disrobsd Of all lis
charms. the fair and beautiful world
will become the sport Of ravins ele.
ments. and fall in the mighty conflict.
The earth and oil that is therein shall
be burnt mp. All the works of art
the utmost efforts Of human industry
.iupendous ENTHUSIASTICALLY edit
ces-the proud msusoleum-trium phal
srches-towcring pyramids-monu
mental pillais-the statues OF warriors
and sta,esmen-all that is engaging 10
worldly minded men. shall fall from the
earth.
When all these shall be dissolved.
the trumpet OF the Gospel will no more
be heard IN Zion-her earthly noun
tain will be forsasen-her affairs thrown
down-her temples destroyed. Ju-
dah's fountain will be sealed up, and
the river Of life cease to flow for the
healing Of nations Nus. Chris. Her.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-02

turned me sick; and now that I am
advanced IN life, I cannot understand
any more than could at fifteen years
OF age. how beings. who call the mselvcs
reasonable, and have SO much foresight,
can employ this short existence. not in
loving and aiding. but in putting an
end to each other'sexistence, as if time
did not himself do this with sufficien,
raPidity. What I thought at fifteen
years OF age still think-"wars. with
the pain Of death, which society draw,
upon itself. arc but organized barba-
risms. an inheri,an &C OF the savage
state" disguised and ornamen,cd by an
ingenious insinuation and false elo-
quence.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-02
LAseA.rER, pa Feb. 10, 1897.
FRACAS EXTRAORDINARY

The Eastern division If the Adolf
ton Convention, about sixty strong
arrived at the hotel of Mr.. Chamber
lain, IN this city, on Saturday morning
last. from Harrisburg. As soon as III,
breakfast bell rung, there was a gener
al rush, as IS usual. TO the table, and j
was moi observed. for about minute
that gentleman of color had taken hi,
seat. among the rest. aud was usins
his masticaiors in true African vigor
when the landlord. placing his hand
upon his shoulder, siid-"You can't 81,
here. You shall have side table, and
be attended by YOURSELF" With some
reluctance he obeyed, when one Of the
Tappanitcs got up. and after q short
speech, stating that their coloured bro
ther was freeman and as good a man
as there was about the hoard, put il TO
vote-Whether he should not be seated
IN the midst OF them (which beng
decided in the affirmative. the negro
was conducted 10 his chair. AT this
moment gentleman who resides in
the neighborhood advanced into the
room. followed by the landlord, who
told the negro he must leave the room.
The hive was Immediately m a swarm:
One Of the speakers declared he should
keep his seattle vas as much of a
gentleman as any one of them, and il
ne was not suffered to sit at the sable.
hsy would not. Mr.. Chamberlain
mildly told them that il was contrary
TO the rules OF his house and 70 the
custom Of Lancaster. TO admit coloured
people to sit at the table with vhite
people. and though it might be perfect.
ly agreeable with some Of tho compa-
ny. there were gentlemen travellers
at the table who would consider them
selves insulted by such a departure
from what vas an established custom
every wbere.-The sixty gentlemen
appeared TO be highly oFended-leh
the table acknowledgements they had
not taken more than hoJa breokfasf
and uouH not pay more. Mr.. c. told
them he wanted nothing OF them but
TO leave his house. and TO do it imme-
distely. which was complied with.
There were two gentlemen Of Ken
lucky at the table, who had the old
spirit completely reused. We are
glad the gentlemen who were guilty
Of so gross an insult had time for re-
treat, or. had they been l6O instead
Of GO. they would not have er-sped
the punishment due their insuferable
insolence.-Journai.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-02

MACHINE FOR SOWING cLovGn.sEIp


MACHINE FOR SOWING CLoyEH-sEED
Every farmer knows nov diGcalt q
j. 20 SOW evenly Clover ADD other 81, III
seeds-especislly IN = cold morning
With fingers st,f ~ itb oold--thst some
parts OF the field are sown ten times
a. thick 81 they should he. and other
parts not sown 81 all.
Farmers also know. in consequence
of tho weather being windy, they are
prevented from sowing for 3 % 10
days--and thereby mss the opportuni-
~ OF sowing at the most lavorsble time
Clover seed j. nov very high priced.
and farmers never werc less able 20 pur.
chase than this spring.
Now. = machine has been invented
which will only eos, about 81. that
will IN sowing single bushsl pay Tor
itself--and With which sasd can be
sown in visdy weashsF.
Win this machine bushel will sof-
EeieH,ly SOW 10 AeTes--useslly our
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THE DISSOLUTION.

bf J. y MAfFITT,
The heavens shall pass sway With q
great noise. Although studded with
ten thousand brilliant gems. it will be
rolled up Ike a parchment scroll, it,
lofty swelling arch will break down
ADD all its light be queBched forever
The elements shall melt wiih feryeni
heat. The principles Of ERE pervsde
the universe. and ~hen the Almighty
gives the word. then will no longer be
confined 10 some insulated mountsin--
they Will meet the eyes 70 grandeur
terrible and overwhelming from every
quarter Of the horizon. The drops Of
the morning dew will no longer faIl in
refreshing showers upon the earth: m
their stead will descend the foods OF
liquid fame 70 nounsh the fires of the
last eonhagration. The whole eSflh
will form one grand scene Of Es6n.--
The attraction Of particles. The forces
Of repulsion and gravitaiion will be
suddenly Destroyed Tho towering
mountains, whose SUBMITS are frosted
wiih eternal snows AID yelled with
misty clouds-lhose landmarks Of
tine which have breasted the storms Of
ages. will toiier on their basis, and min
gle in the general Fuin.
The beauties Of nature will then be
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NO. s.

farmers SOW bushel on from 8 to 10
acres. Clover-seed 10 now from ~
to Sc per bushel. 90 that on each bush.
el the machine will save from 90 10
Sand save hundreds OF dollsrs 70
the county Of Franklin.
Mr.. RICHARD WOODS. CARPENTER 1t
the West end Of Market street, Cham.
berburg. Penn. is now making the ma.
chimes. and will in . few days have
them ready for sale. &c.
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VENUE subseribers 80 rent. o. the highest
y bidder, for essh, 81 fit4sy ~ ~ dsy q
AsreA asri, before the Court. House door ~
Cbarlestown. the FARM opposite Colonel
James Hhs's miils, on the Shenandoah river,
fofmeriy the property q Nathaniel craig
bill, deed. containing ffors $50 70 200 scrss
Of cleared lend. The tsnaht will not be a.
loved 20 euitiVats more thaa oss half the
cleared lard 10 Wheat asd corn; nor will he
be SLOWED 20 cut sny timber on the land
the farm
Bond and good security will b require
fof tas rent WILLIAM GROVE,
RICHARD DUFFigLD.
Feb. i6, Iss7.
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Land for Sale.

q OFFER for sale $50 ACRES OF
n FIlts r.RAIE LAND. lying within Bs,is
" Ch4fl, s,osb JeHrrson county, Nrgia,s, one
u',rd n ~hie 10 heavily clothed ~iti, hne thrift,
INNER. the balsnrs cleared aud in = higt
Ssic IT oBiitsiion.
4 his - perhsps one of the most desirsbis ht-
u- Farms in ~ county. being 81 uDder fence
clrsr - fork. lies beautifully. sol Improve
meets good, 9Th nsteT-fsiliug cell u pure
hmvstonc vater o. The yard.
PRiCE-sisiy dollsfs PER serc. one ih,ri 10
cath, ~ sPTg Owed b0ads % notes, snd the b.
isace 90 tosr equal snuusl iasfalrn~uts, 9Th In
tsresL MATHEW RANSOM.
feb. 10, 1897.
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Farm for. Sole.

INNIiE subscriber wishes TO sell his FARM,
- lying IN Jefferson county, on the turn
pike road leading from Shepherd'town TO
Smithfeld, adjoining the farms of Anthony
Ro>eobsrger, Th0mss wstsOo, sbd Doctor
scolisy. u contains 216a ACRES OF
prime limestone land, 20 n good state Of cui-
tiVation, 50 or co acres Of which are now IN
clover. There ere about 80 acres we'll
clothed with fine, young. and thrifty timber.
On thi. farm, there sre two Orchards Of good
fruit, tSo Wells Of excellent Water, tc.-
The other improvements consist Of a good
DWELLING HOUSE, Kitchen, . stone
sSisher barn, Corn. HeUse, and ell such
buildings - are usually found on good farms.
The farm ), enclosed with good fencing. -
For the terms, t~hioh will be reasonable, }
appiJ 10 the subscrIber, living on the premi-
ses NICHOLAS SHAULL, Jr.
FEB q, is37.-4l'
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WILD ORANcE GRovEs.-Nothing
can be more g'sddening TO the travel
Ter. " hen passing through the uninbabit-
ed woods Of East Florida. than the wild
orange groves which lie sometimes
meets with. As approached them.
the rich perfumes OF the blossom, tie
golden hue Of the fruits. that hung on
every twig. and lay scattered on the
ground. and the deep green Of the
glossy leaves. never failed TO produce
the most pleasing effects upon the
mind. Not branch has suffered from
the pruning knife, the graceful form OF
the trees retains the elegance II receiv-
ed from nature. Raising their tops into
the open air they allow the uppermosi
blossoms and fruits 10 receive the IN
broken rays OF the sun. which one might
be tempted 10 think arc conveyed from
flower TO flower. aud from fruit to fruit.
so rich and balny are all. The pulp
Of these fruits quenches your thirst At
once, and the very AR you breath an
such place Telreshes and reinvigorates
you.
Ihayc passed through grove Of these
orange trees full mile ~ extent
The recurrence Is sure indication Of
good land. which in the south. eastern
portion 81 that counift y rather scarce.
The Seminole Indians and poorersqua..
tiers feed their hories on oranges, y bich
these animals eat Nth much relish
The immediate vicinity Of Wild orange
grove Is Of some importance 10 the
planters. v no have the fruits collected
add squeezed IN horse mil. The juice
- barTellcd and sent 10 different mar.
kets. being IN Request a. an ingredient
IN cooling drinks The straight Dung
shoots are cot and shipped "a bundles.
% be used as walking llcks
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-02
Fre~ iAs Sosihsrs Literary IMsse~ssr.
TIKI WHITEHEAD LEAF.

Poor whitening lcaaei. oh where arc you
going.
While the loud thunder rolls, and the night
wind 10 blowing i'
fierce stroke
Has shivered the trunk Of my guardian oak
And torn from its stem, I've been hurrying
since dawn,
Over mountain and plain. over valley and
lawn.
on-on with the tempest, wherever IL blows.
Cnresisting go,-but where--nobody knows.
let ]. fearless, go onward, without sigh or
tear,
For why should weep. or for what should ]
fear,
Since only sn going whore every thing go-.,
Whether leaf Of the laurel. or leaf Of the
rose"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-02

A WaasIoa's Orisios u WAS The FOL
losing - singular lasEuags n ~ uisd BY .
brother 81 Nspoisou. u isfrom 81 ansser II
Louis Bonapsus 70 sR walter Scott
have been enthusiastic and joy fol -
any one after : battle, bot ! also ron.
fsss, that the sight II = batiis FIELD has
not only struck me with horror, bot