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Domestic lnar,urtati lions.

CHARLEsToN.Brig LndcR-4 c SKIS rice L. Leverich-
80 DO Ma,koe WILDER Scott-50 bales cotton Durham
2i3 do Cshoone Kenuev CO.'S do Levam CO.'S bxs
sugar Levenchl20 bales cotton Jonathan Thompson
90 do osnaburghs Wells Brother-5 bundles leather Z M
Leupp co-43f bales Cotton to order.
CHARLEsToN-Brig GeOrge-3J bales cotton Drake Mills
Ia Henry Coit23 Atwater Miordis tierces rice Mar
koe, Wilbur y Scott-50 iiercss do Leverick-1 pkg
Heck kngsland-n 600 feet sh p timber w Weeb-ll9
cks A 1924 hides to Lellie fierson78 Cho-
wel-2J Emerie L Boutn--i hid beeswax Dater, Miller
600 empty brIels TAYLOR son4-5 chests e Bull
do Lowe-l bx VIC Lo,p-l do Buaow & Lockwood-l
do Hsll2 BIDS 50 Pkgs Kng-iGS bales cotton
ST MARKs-Schr Laua2s7 bales cotton hides Coe An
dsrson CO., bills II hides Warning Son-l5 bales
cotton enter co.. boxes tobacco boz beexwax bale
skins Rand-2 roll leather 10 bales Hopkiux &
Allen-9 do Orrav Taft & co-2a do Waring Ssn-83
l box mdse Hobrook X Nelson.
SAvANNAH-Schr NJ -ry Catharine -88 terces rice Fow
ler-46 bales cotton Doug ass 800 hides Randell.
SAvAnNAH-Bark 0eoigia-l57 bales cotton r x X r
Graves-lT Burr to 6owdry < Weils-66 n Ormsbee
80 swain-24 Parmlee X Rogers-26 Snyderl6j cks
rice Goodhue l. co-6I Crand-i BIZ saxton Mis-l J
Richards! Dbl bx bale Acoso-3 G. b.eswsx TAYLOR
Rich-l7 bbls buckwheat p H Holt-l Dbl mdze W Dis
mond-7t9k cks rice to 0tder.
sAvANNAH1Brig Wilson Fuier-7i casks rice Goodwin
Lanney co.'s do Gewdy Wells-l4 bags ground
bags wool KNAPP Son-l00 hides saxton-4l6 do
Rund.-s4 hhds W. Yonng-s3 boxes K Hurlbert Co
IA hides 100 empty bbls to order.
sAvANSAH-Bfig Madison-l00 bales cotton Brnwnlee Il
Roger.-27 Laurance Tisdaiea03 Burrt27 bags nuts
Jeffee1 bag Lewis Handford-l97 casks rice hf do
IS empty bhs to order
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BALTIMORE. March 20. ls47.


The Weather-A Child Killed by its Mother I'M
nense Expectation of Brsadstu6s from Balti-
-Markets-Stock Board, &c.
The weather this morning is mixture of rain
and snow, and it Is coming down in good earnest
A most amentable incident occurred in our
city yesterday. Mrs. Sexton, the wife Of Mr.. s.
d. Sexton, OF the firm Of s. b. Sexton & Co.,
stove manufacturers, whilst laboring under an
alteration OF mind, killed her own child, which
was about sixteen months old. No one was in
the room with her at the time, but on hearing her
scream murder, her husband ran in, and found
his child lying dead on the floor, its mother having
in sudden paroxism of her disease, thrown
fiat iron at its head causing instant death.
The number OF vessels now in the port of Bal
timore loading with breadsufls Tor Europe is very
great. There are three shi ps and one bark load
ing for London FIVE ships and three barks for
Liverpool; four ships, six barks, two briggs and
one schooner Tor Ireland and one ship, the spen-
did packet Admiral, which will sail to-day for Ha-
vre. Thus the total now loading is thirteen Ships
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Notics 20 Mariner,

DANsERous SHoALDeep ships passing south Of Montsuk
bear.
laid down .sy char. having s:: a. o.
low tides bearing Shy two miles distant clear this shoa
s. The the the aivi ,Gn 10
known by all that pass. .,
Ship yistus Of and New O'lean Bordeaux steer
ing for F,ys s.iy S%d unable to carry press of SAIL aad
ship Helen Kenny from Manila. toct az, for
Dfs1 johs tvsI P:a ID from M.ao for Boston,
Feb gn,ing Gibraltar, parted co about lat IS long 30 BY
BaIA Margaret Hugs Of and from Baltimore for London
Dec :. is.s2, :, long ies IS \.
ayama. X, March II. 70 miles Sc Cape Henlopea.
Foreign Ports.
ALeoA BAY. c II, about Jan s-Ia port. bark VIM II
ArerEs Dec lar bark stiabo Benson, from Manila Tor
BsMD.y Jan l5-n port briggs Antelope, for China soon
FrOi'e, r.ueon, une. Lana, u a.,o.
Dec %, snip faneal Hail. isllett. do '.a" ION. 800
fissS ssaE M No 'P from
5.E ~ sS ss, s% ySs s:S
ssf So
Sssr.a., & GS:sh III port! brig wa,oq poesrsy
TsSaaas, MsniSIs;s,. q: s$ss;, ,c... g. wv. '
HoNGikoNG Dec Arr shipHorauo rocker, I'm oTk,
and sid for Whampos st Tartar, Lockwood, do; aid
llth Congress, -, for NYoIk.
LiyERroOL March i,;-Loadng Shaw. Richard Anderson
Warwick vgga and Albatsos for Boston; Tsy and Robt
Kerr for Chal eson Courenay JOS Anderson TrenonM Me-
H BOBBY. Sarah and Louise. Misiadss capricorn,
NYorki Danzg, Emmanuel, Rspublic Ashland, jshp Ra-
Isabella Stuart ElIershe, Barlow. Acadia, Kuby England.
Liberty Defence, Sheridan, Pobus and Java for NYofk
Swatara, lslam Alabama Shenandoah, and Wyoming Tor
Philad; Rockingham, foe Portsmouth, Harmony for Staten
Islands Virginia. and Olina for Staten Island aud Phao.
LorpoN, March at oadng Elizabeth Bruce, and Euro
pean for NOcans; Jealous for Charleston; Wellington
Northumberland Gladiator Toronto, Luconia aud Swzer
Iaud, Tor NYork; MARCH,, Tor Boston.
MANILA, Nov 28-Sld, shio Chota, Marshall, NYork.
PoRT Au FRINGE, FEB N-In port bark Dunlap, Thomas
for Orleans days brig Ida Setsen fm Phad Just arr
schr 9ypsum, McDuffe Tor Boston, ldg.
SuRINAM Feb i9-ln port, bngs Gram2us, Rowe, and
Amazon Davis for Gloucester, days; Peadey
spartan Saunders, for Wilmington, NC, days. Cadet Day
from Cay enne, arr II h.
ST CRoIr, about March 4In port, schr Foster for
York, 10 days.
sINoAPoRE Jan 1.-The Zenoba Cronstedt from China 10
New York arrived here 9Th ur, with loss Of inmast &C.
experienced severe weather north OF the ParaceIs
sAUGoR, Jan -Sld ship Corsica Devere,ux Boston
9th, Watega Moore New YORK; North Bend Sprague Bos-
ton.
WHAMpoA, Dec 2o-sld, ship Agnes, wehereIl, NYork;
bark Lark Tbbetts, do; 3D. Ship hebs Porter Boson
port about 26h ships John Adams, Nichos Stephen
Lurman, Concklin, Tor NYork
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
FOl elQn Markets.

MAYAouEz, p R., March s. 1s7-Ths last Britain
steamer brought the passage Of the bill for admitting
gar into the manufacture Of beer. Consequently, the
price Of inferior sugars will be maintained though It
previously rather dropping Prices now range from
&c TO SIC for worst to best with very active demand.
Moasses equally active, at $le per ITO gallons The
amount of British tonnage in port completely swallows
up the American, and thing which has never occur
red before at this port to my recollection American pro.
visions Of good quality notpenty with the exception
Of Flour Goldfish Mackere and Pork such az they
are plenty We want white pine Lumber Of S27; Hoops
$50 500 Lard $l4 SIS; Candles las and 1875, at $I7;
Hams $l4 Butter $ls Cheese Is; Meal 80; Rice &c.
&c. We are very much in want of Hoops and 500 per
could readily be obtained for them. The exports Of
Sugar to the United States have been double that Of last
year, up to this date = Corr. PhiLad. Erchange.
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ten barks, two brss, and ons schooner. or
twenty.six sail of vessel In all.
The number Of vessels that have sailed with
breadstufs during the past week is ten, and the
amount of flour, corn meal, &C. they have taken,
is very large. The Admiral, now ready to sail,
has 10000 barrels of -four on board.
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BY Last Nights Southern Meil.

MAYAouEz, p r, March5-In port, brig Water Witch, lie
bau from s. Johus, r. just ARA schr Pefu Hart iom and
for N York, do-and Others as reported on this Sd.
r. NOE, Pr March 4-Iu p1t barhs Agnes, Gutter for
Gu,ypm, To load for Francis Partr dge, Tnvers for
lt,more dx; Trinidad Lanher IT Thomas arr; briggs
Adebaran Leach for NYo Idg; FIorns, Smith, do do;
Leekar ios Phasslphi. lds Adelaide, er9y wig ,chIs
from Portland brig tpobab the Yucatau from New
York Just err
sfald Marine Cor osI0ndsncs.
PHILADELPHIA. March AL PM.
Arrived ship Harriet Agaes tnew) robinson Bath Me;
bark Miitos Weeks Mayaauez. March 5h; briggs Electra
PG, March kiiza, untan, NOrls; Michigan, Crowe
NYork Elliot. Knowles, Boston; schr ,onitutcu Milton
Charleston; Wyoming Villa d. Boston: Gen Taylor wi ite
MataIzs; Triumph Wade, New York; Eliza Ann Hol me
Boston
LKwEs, Del, March -, lsi7-The brig William Henry, for
syisana for Wilmington NC and Texas for New Bedford
came down and s:ood TO yesterday Br Ocean Queen
day or two.
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'S !;l 49, a;l:; = :::;I e. W. =.
Win sYlwsks and bost ssa and provision esis
:,sCn rOa1dsd Burial i'sndn storm
,s% New %;,s
Of SAILS &c., having been on her bsamsnd and is
F1rAL FEB PA British bark with cargo Of Goals, for
AnsIies and brig with cargo Of sugar. Ensand a.:
a:eh.g,a and repairing; the latter had been surveyed
The B,itsh Sri9sntine wsnderer s.s,sop. scus from
e
GALWAY Jan slThe John B,leh arrived here from
Nav York. much strained and with loss Of fore topmafr'
February leThe LAWNS, arrived from New Orleans for
isR2Ths susan BeaTse arrived from Boston, with loss OF
Of which
we'd here from Savannah the 18th nst had cutwssr started
s;s;s
sSil
March ~ he Kalamazoo sailed hence for LiysrPsol.
se5 t.sn'hppns part Of her cargo on board the WIN W"
&:
dge Rocks in beating up the vsr and it is feared has
LIs.oN, February The American bark Adario, How.
S% N Y ssS Ra INTO % psI az
must discharge repair cargo supposed to DO In part "a
..LivsRpooL, Feb. s-The Boody, sko6ed, from New
York arrived here to-day with ni.enma,t cSt aw,v ana
part OF cargo thrown overheard, during gale 2ist u M
LONDON from, New osissn. to his pS. ssiy with
Ss Gons
foul Of last night the river and lost bew'prs head
Jane TudsT from Baltimore to Li,srpec ":
barrels Of acSr and meal Gag: Indian com. and s:s
Of hemp all damaged have been ~, received here %
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don for New Orleans with loss maintop
Feb sIh' London Packet: E:rishs from
day. making two e-t water per hour and must aseSsss
-
Horne Ports.
Ws5s s.s ase. .1 HIKs sss
Tn;ns, f. g., Liys!pSoi 6is Copeland, baker
;sh; Gisasisli. ssIsI H;ysns; brig Aimed. row
srshsm.n Orleans. sh :eS, s!oSn:rd Psaaiassss..
= iSI: xsTf :sS% 5:s:y s;s: ri;
Dive! ds 81 6s:.s strss
%s TaasT w,s oshashid Csais nj
I
T;,pS0 e.. LSysI e, Ss Ring
PeswsTe Borden FOR Fall Rys!. iaG Peek Avery IN
Sisisis
BS.Tss March g A, but. wy@.n. Taylor. Baltimore;
T Ss Port ~
Moos Sh;Tissisp; kSdSj.h; Kent Ai..adiis Levi:
sTs " f?.s
Rstum:d-stesm schr Gen Warren Knight hence for Port
1s sS S;ns.s S;h BE-
Nj ss1 ss Tss: y .v: sss
a ESw Rks scs
Hnsl, ATKINS, Portland q,d Cubs; .sh. Bies !,
ayas: iyo Ssaf F:ssS h ESs,
Ssa % p:
ss 5 siIss; :; s. s.sls ss IS S
s.ns HSw s
&C. 1ovs w% p
ssS
AL SsS
SEs ;sI
sSi :Isa & s oai S &
is s s% i sis Sssa fs H
om p an; % 's with
fa'S:T nick pTsbaSy ate;
R9g; Ws% SS,
kSysIpGo - 18Th Ian; Jealous. tB,, seh.as. London
Is. a. :sst Pelican D''''
fssSsphs ns!ilsa issly and IA. %ss issi
IN hsI hold; will discharge and probably go on the Marine
GLovcEsrEk, March is-Arr bark Cambrian Rogers su-
HoiMrs. HOLE March Is tbaek date, Ar, ship Cou.u:
SsIt salem sSs9Sis 81, on To- New yost Tsaasn.
So,sS sd.s: w
7h PM bark Turk PailadeIphia Boston, brrs Franklin
~ New s si % So sh @
Pr ta sawyer Cardenss 9TH FIR Portland Passed by
& for nw %
tB FIsnL9. ROdel. sch;: oston, Aurora juno Roa.
Ms s 2e Rs Ss bsy.ss: sr
lUss s fsi. March s.sa sch. Dennis. Hodssou York
Liverpool 18Th Jan; baks Jas Fl sh foto Rico Cir.
T,uro tsp Lust Hsvsns brs castle Donasil C,sds
Gs Wsn
Sris. csisnd.r wy!ie, Cult Of Ms1ieo; Nsasns Lov,ss
surteyn, do; Sove,eign Peterson. Bazos Santiago War
, NEW bsprOaD, March is-A,r. schI, rriuce.s Tuthl
GSes fS h Ellen Rodmsn sS.%.s
YS % s'oop kep%ubiis Sowie, DO: c.,, 49, p,..
PORTLAND March lsAir schr Lydia Slower Dyer Cards
ev.nng without damage Sid schs Moses Brown kicierson
Du.iee. N York; Hs 70, Wsteim.n, uncasve ->'''-
RICHMOND, March l9-Arr schs VIM T. Bird Miller, New
Mowfy BonneII je sey Gity; Rochester, Bingham, New
York; Ga'ens, Pierpont Stamford; Oregon, Heti New
SALEM, March IsCld brig Hamilton, Moulton Africa.
SAVANNAH, March l7Ar bark Anaenora Hunt, Liverpool
cid bsk Angeno,s, Hunt st Johns, NIB; Or endid
p ha R; ssna ssls@f s,t
shewSod NYorh; ;cht, sopthener. EaIidgs Ann
B ships Iedosia Devon and Belmont ali from Liverpool
arrived of Tybee Light Saturday, aud ordered
Chad ;,ton Hampton Ro,ds; and New York CID ship Ed
Hog, Lverpool; john De Wolf Read. Work; bark John
Benson, Pitcher Bottom: brig Madison. PAXTON, NYOrk
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PoRr PRINcE-Schr SufoIk-e08 bags coffee 44c00 Tbs
ogwood SHIELDING Feris-300 bags coffee Marcean-00
Aanew Sou-l30 Cameron x Brand-2o0 do Miller
-2l do ybaies casks rags order.
Lucullus Luftin-l76 hhds sugar 10
molasses Robert Wiams-so bales tobacco II honey
Moses Taylor.
sT CRoIx-Brig Eliza-7 casks moasses 90 punch rum
LIE E0reafA IN
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lssra aid Marine Correspondence.

nR GKEGOsY, No. Roos,v II st. oae door f,om Chat.
~ ham, still engaged the OF diseases az
heretofore long and succesfu practice ia this Of
his profession has aded him wide field 70. profe
observation and improvement which, together with the mo-
ties OF caring his patients speedily aud efectuaIly
mai 3wsrc
NORWAY IRON always ion hand and for sale BIZ the
IN Manufacturers Agent, T.. h. HABICHT,
m Is ,w'rs s. West street.
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Foreign Importation.

Passenger Arrived.
CHARLEsroN-Brg Georgs-R Sylvester and Z Ner
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PUBLISHED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
NORTHWEST CORNER OF FyLroN AND NASSAU SITS
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will service sooner than they anticipated but no
sooner than they desire Col Hamtranck leaves TINS
city 10 day on the Telegraph TO JOIN TINS battalion OIL ms
Command The other SIX companies Oh the regiment
are now at sea, ON their way to the seat OF war
Many ouages and murders continue to be Perperatcd
unkno " apparently an American, was lately found
ahort distance peow Fort Bro Wn The fragment of a
lasso was around his and he had knife wousds
IN his BODY
o. the 5ad ultwe d.rive tbese particulars from the
Eyos-ur George turry a discharged soldier formerly
h.a,g;nv "a The sth Infantry was shot NJ a rancho A
mi. and a balf above Fort Brown by a man name
Kna.i,nn who immada,eiv a.d A reyyard of $40 mas
49, aaa,sd hv IoI ur.ke Ior ihe apnrehe ns,on ol
Rnnui,ao he Is n csrosnlsr bv trade and was or had
tv -; a.. aun,oa IF ,hs ouay,a,master Cu,rv was
wa,thv man hs was wounded ia the Florida cam.
aan ,,n, a, tho b,,,les of tba s,b and 9th of Nav
LIS -, wo,aru uhsrs hs wos again wounded Lar 90
cn on ., es 1oli,, Ell E,m ~ his grsya
Tns Ia, =, me cass sind.5 n occurred IN the asth
ult in the public market place The name of the man
,tsbbsa ia Cbaras P,ckans teamstar in the quarter.
mss,er,. ss,vtca g;s mnrdarer ya. nromn.v srresed
AMI IN row n into nr,sor W. r'''
vouna Wexican uas arros,sd IN thu Oh ina, sun.
posad 10 have been any He sndeavored 10 rake h,s
from h;a cantors was sred mon and kiiisd IA
b had nrey,ouslv borne gooi The EIs
he was unjustIy suspected
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kESTORA TIVE FRANCHISE.
CONSUMPTlOh.,
July sl-tf

T oulS FONTAIN, jr., partner of the firm Of
il Esntau s. Son, Chemists and Prescription.
lists to the Roya University, faris, has established
nj Washington city d. c., dcrot FOR the sale u
The above celebrated compound, at VIM Adams
Bookstore No. s. bllictts Buildings Pcnnsy lvania
Avenue, near Jackson Hall, which they offer
to the American public as q sure aniidote for Con-
sumption in its era,ccd rs well rs incpica stages
Acting directly upon the LUNGS, and arresting
their decay il moi only soothcs and quiots at
the distress and pain attendant upon this hereto
fore regarded fatal disease but restores the lungs
and their sympa'hising organs, to natural and heal
Thy action. Accompanying each package are gen.
cral instructions and directions ranslated) for its
use, adapted to all cases, and if strictly followed,
will not fail, in every instancc-if the lungs are
not wholly consumed-of restoring to health
which may be permanently secured by future care
and avoiding too much exposure to atmospheric
changes. LOUIS FONTAIN.
Price, eight Francs.
n5-For the information Of persons residing in
the interior; any part of the govcrnment-he would
state that the remedy is prepared and imported d.
rect from their Laboratore, Paris, and that the
same can be transported through mall as he is adj
viscd by officers Of the Post Office Department, to
any post Office in the country, at the same charge
as for double letter. Any persons, therefore,
residing distant from this city, who MY wish to
avail themselves of the remedy, can do so by adj
dressing him through the mail, post paid. Two
dollars accompanying an order, will entite per-
son to one whole and one third package.
LOUIS FONTAIN.
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no FOREIGN GENTLEMEN,

A RRIVING in the, United States, or others, desir
~ Gus of purchasing permanent country resi-
dence ip Pcnnsy lvana. The subscriber offers for
ode his farm, situated in Montgomery county, Penn
,ylvapia, IA miles north Of Philadelphia II contains
30s acres of land, 2s8 acres Of which arc in tho
highest state Of cultivation producing wheat, rye,
Indian corn and hay, equal to any upland farm-the
remaining 20 acres being woodland On the pre-
misses is fine stone mansion, 60 feet bysA5 with a
verandah attached, is feet wide, extending the
length Of tho house, md large piazza ON the east,
the whole giving ample accommodation for family
Of twenty pcrsbns. The pleasure grounds surround
ing the house arc shaded with elegant ovefgreens,
and are very beautifully laid out There are on the
farm three stone houses for farmers tenants, to-
gc,hor with three large stone barns, containing sta
bling and conveniences for a hundred head Of CATTLE
and Tor the storage Of $50 tons Of produce, with
coach house. wagon house, granary and corn cribs
attached. There are also tho advantages Of fine
spring house. ice house, ish pond, garden Of two
acres, orchards stocked with tho finest fruit green
house and grape wall, stream Of spring wafer in
every field, daily mall, by which the Philadelphia
and New York papers Of the same day are received.
and OH omnibus passing the gate morning and even
ing. -t
In tho immediate vicinity arc Episcopal, Luther
en- and Presby terrain churches.
Further description is unnecessary, as oil persons
wishing to purchase are invited TO call and examine
the estate 1t may, however, bs added that for beau
ty healthfu siluation and advantages 1t is not sur
passed by any in the United States Il may be well
also hs mention the pricc, which is $3.50 PEI acre
Apply TO-
July 2 2awlmA Montgomery CO., Pa.
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THE ILLUSTRATED WALTON AND
NCOTTON.

u
In one vol. l2mo., wi h four fine engravings on
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cloh, 81 SO, III ra
81 have been great follower OF fishing myself,
and in its cheerful solitude have passed some Of the
happiest hours ola sufficiently happy fe.'-Paley's
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IL has been made extremely valuable 10 fisher
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III breathes tho very spirit Of innocence, purity,
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Its simplicity. its sweetness, its natural grace
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Fauquier White sulphur Springs.

a. THIS establishment. SO favoraby known for
Midi the curative Qualities Of It's water and the ele-
gance and comfort of its accommodation, will be
opened for the reception Of visitors the LIST June.
II is situated SO miles from Alexandra, IS miles
ON Fredericksburg, and 20 miles east Of the Blue
Rdg", in one of the most healthy and delightful eli
mates of Virginia. The direct and management
will DO tho same as hcretoltc, and tho same atten
ton paid to the accommodation and comfort Of their
guests We have an abundant supply Of ice.
The season, commencing the lsl Of June, will end
the LIST Of October, embracing months.
Lovers OF music will find the band unsurpassed.
Board: $40 per week, SO per week for ? weeks,
$50 per month, $50 for the season.
, For more than one day 81 so per day, so cents
for single meal 25 nts for lodging, children un-
der IL years Of age and servants half price; horses
80 cents per day, per week 81 80. per month "a.
Tri-wcckly stages will run from Washington un-
Ill LIST Of July, after that'm daily. ~
There will he line Of singes from Fredericksburg
after the LIST Of July I;evlons to which conveyances
will DO furnished on at accommodating terms.
may i7-G DANL WARD.
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WHO WANTS A LOT OF GROUND
w AT A CHEAP PRICEl-The subscriber

WHO WANTS A LOT OF GROUND
w AT A CHEAP PRICE 1.-The subscriber
has divided his farm and laid oil tract of about 40
acres into lots of from one, two four and six acres
each, which he will sell at low prices and on easy
terms, so that it may be within the means of any
person 10 purchase one, and thereby TO secure 10
himself and family homestead. These lots are
handsomely situated in very healthy location, on
public road, about \ miles from the Navy Ya:d
Bridge. on the east sde Of the Andcosia river.
The soil is well suited Tor garden purposes or the
cultivation Of fruit trees, and several excellent springs
Of water near to them. There is also sufficient
wuod on each Of the lots 10 euclose them, end timber
in abundance can be had in the neighbour ood to
erect any building at very low price.
Those wishing to purchase, will do well to apply
soon, they can have choice of location, &c.
Also, for sale, a one.story Log DWELLING
HOUSE, with Us much land as may be desired, ad-
joining the above lots,vey andsomey situated, and
with small expense could be converted into O
dwelling for two small families.
For further particulars apply TO ".'.
Il. A. SAGE,
Near Tho Good Hope Tavetn, d. q.
July 2l-tf ..,.- . 3"