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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-30
Equity Sales.

In Equiiy--Sepiember Perm, 1877.
Solomon G"Och and Othrs, sr POrts>
Petition 10 Sell Land
DERSCANT TO decree fihe cosrs q E4ui-
~ for Orange county, made Of September
Term, ls47, shall offer Cor sale at the residence
Of ths'late Eli Herndon. decd. in Orange couR-
y. on Friday the 22d Of October next, q certain
TRACT OF LAND belonging TO the heirs Of
Anderson Feuill, deceased, situated on EIcrbe's
creek, adjoining the lands Of John shepherd and
oihcrs, containing about Isl acres. Said land 10
sold for partition among the hcius, and will lie
sold on credit of twelve months; purchaser Te.
quirc'i to give bond and security. Title reserved
until the purchase money is paid
JAMES WEBB, G. NJ. y.
BY o. p. LONG, Deputy.
september 70, t@s% 9s-iu
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In Equity-September Term. ls47. @,
WTlliam F. Sirayhor,, and Others, er parfe.
Petition to Sell Land. '.stfzaSe
IN pursuance of decree Of the Court Of Equi-
ty for Orange county, made at September
Term, lsf7, shall seh bef&e the Court House
door in Hillsborough, on the 18th day Of October
next, the PLANTATION whereon Major Sa-
muel S,rayhorn, deceased, lived, situated five
miles from Hillsborough, on the road leading to
Chapel Hill The said tract contains about 400
acres, aud Is sold for partition. Terms made
known Oh the day Of sale, ..- --.<{ T.
- JAMES WEBB. 9, N. r. s4eo
-, ~-.-s BY o. +. Lone. Deputy.
September 20. ~ .~- .-z 97--4w
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From Vucatan.--rhere has been a"
arrival n, Havana from Sisal. with dates
from Merida to The i7llof August. Tue
,ic,ure cf affairs in Yuca,an from the LII
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DOL. paInc.-l.air lclicFs from Gen. Tay-
lOfs army make mention of srious difficulty in
the North Carolina Regiment, which has been the
suljcc, u ircqucn, remark in our circlcs, aud Of
much comment by tho press. We haSegise in
iodays paper allih particulars in our possession
While We are no, prepared fully TO justify Col
Paine. We arc decided in the opinion that proper
subor,linaiion should lie maintained in the army.
Whether the means resoried 10 were necessary
to maintain this suhoriinaiion, or whether that
cnd could not have been better attained ia some
other way, IL IL not fcn Us JUICY. Dsfsr'v"e1
in the service, knowledge Of all the circumsiar-
rcs IL the case, and an acquaintance with tho
rules and articles Of war. arc all necessary TO qua
hly US 10 pass Judgment in the matter; and to
these We do no, pretend. We learn, however.
from various sources. iha, the superior olliccrs
with whom Col Paine is immediately e"nnec'sd,
and who have all the opportunities and qnalIica-
tons necessary 10 conc 10 correct conclusions,
unite in approving his conduct.
tine thing We may remark in this connection.
We have observed that the men IN service utter
most complaints against thosc officers who arc
the best qualified, and most faithful in dischars'
ing their duty. Capt. Henry. for instance, Wild
We presume ranks first on the list Of Captains III
our rcgimcnt-ior, in addition to his other quail
iications he has, we understand, been in sersic'
hforc-cap,. Henry, we see, has been complain
ed Of by some Of his men, and represented as ny
rannical and cruci;' which complaints he very sa
sfactorily accounts for in his fourth letter to tn
editor Of the Grccnsborouch Patriot. The fac
is, that our volunteers had but little kno~ledg
of the nature Of the service in which they ha
engaged, and therefore find it extremely hard :
submit TO the discipline necessary to lit them 10
good and efficient soldiers.
Another thing has operated TO produce this dl'
order and discomfort. While our men have bee
kept under the st,ict discipline ofth camp an
field for months which military leaders in all c.
scs deem necessary, especially III an encmy's conr
try, they have had but dull prospect Of meetin
the enemy aud testing its practical utility. Gn
them work to do, in which they may have con
mon danger to fear, aud common interest
looking forward to S,c glores Of bat,le-ilcd, al
the duties which are now irksonc would bccon
an easy task and he rendered with chccrtulne'
Here is the principal cause Of the 'ls,urbans
and the consequences were very naturally 10
apprehendcd from the nature Of our troops.
A report is in circulation tina, Col. Paine h
requested recall, and that this request is acco
panied by certificates Of his good department a
efficiency as commander of the Regiment tn
Generals TAYLOR, Wool, and Gushing.
.e~~~~--N~N-~~~>-~s-
L0c0fOcoisnl.--The last Fayetteville
-~i;";... in rcnlying to a remark OF the Ohser
IN M
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North Carolina cold.-cOnsIan. De

North Carolina Gold.-conslant de-
velnpmcnis III the richness Of the mines
&c North Carolina are occurring. We
learn that the lion. T.. DeberTy had al
Tray, week before last, near Q lbs. Of gold
in pieces, five Of which weighed 5 lbs. 8
OF. Ia dwi. The largesi piece weighed
I ih. N or. This was al found lately
near Leland Creek, in Montgomery coun.
~, on the lands Of Mr.. Deberry and Dun
caa McRae. Las, year, near the same
place, The same persons found several
large pieces. t;resnsbOrough Pat.
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The Force Ofeen. Scot. before the

The Force ofGen. Scott before the
City Of Mexlco-we have seen a Stale.
meni Of the iorers, taken from The Mexi.
can paper now puhlishsd in the city al
Pusbla. aud whIrh i supposed Ia be sub
sIanIially rxari. ID is thus:
Brought ~ Senii 10 Puella 1900
Volunteers arrived with Pillow 1000
Do do cIdW aladcr $500
do do Pierce 1000
Total numhcr arrived $4,000
kiek, descrtcEs. &c. $500
Garrison leit IN Purbla 1000 -
$500
fOree which mArhed upon Mexico 1850
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Special courts.-we learn that spe.
cial Terms Of the Superior Court are or.
dered 10 lie held in the counties Of Orange
aud GrsnviIle-in Granville, the 5ih Mon.
day of November; in Orange, The 2d
Monday Of December. Register.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
C0url Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
August Term. 1917.
"'ilia~ y Pratt Original a,t.tlm.n.
W1E. J. rann. ie'ied On Land.
E''t'd h'iitS Original Ar..thmru,.
W1E. J. rann. s 's'i"a on Land
1T Appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court
n that the defendant in these eAs~s. Wills J
Sann. i not an inhabiisni Of this sssie; n i
thsTrfsEe ordered by the Court. lllai publication
BE- made in the Hillsborough RerOnler ior sii
wreks successfully. f2 said defendant 10 appeal
nj the next term of this CeuTt. 20 he held Cor tn
county Of 0rangr. al the court house in HiIlsbo
raueh. on the iouIih Monday II November next
ta plead 10 ar neplcyy, Or the land levied on vii
h. condemned 10 satisfy the debt ofplain,iE
Witness. Joseph Allison. cleFk u said courI
II Office, the fourth Monday in August, lstT.
JOSEPH ALLISON, C. C. c.
Prirs adv. 5000. 9s-6y
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Growth ofthe West.

Growth ofthe West-rhe Iowa Sen
iinel says than = rnlony of Hnllanders, a
mounting 10 about 900. have purchased
Two entire townships in Marion county
They bring their avn mechanics and az.
lisans with them, and have selected the
site for a town. AbnuI 1900 more are
expected Ia join them by next spring.
These are the RICH. kind Of emig,anls iol
Iowa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-30
542 Acres Choice Land

FOX SALE.
eyssax By consent, I shall offer for sale on
e}T;X the 18th Of October next, at the late
fSES residence es John Reding, deceased,
~. the lands Of said deceased situated Sc
ven miles north Of Hillsborough on Little River,
adjoining Bedford Hurdle, George Z. Ray, and
orilrIs. Tha land is in five separate tracts, four
Of Them adjoining: the Home Tract, Of 100 acIes,
with good Dwelling House and ou,-houscs, and
first rate Meadow, Apple and Peach Orchard
the Crossett place, Of 100 acres, with Houss
and Barn, an Apple Orchard, first rate Mill Seat
aud water plenty the Ray place, Of 100 acres
with good Spring ON it; and one place Of AZ
acres, all wood land the above 342 acres Is all
adjoining, well suited for three small farms or one
large one; and also 200 acres lying on the Leas
burg road, ten miles from Hillsborough, adjoining
Samuel Madden and others. all wood land. Thoss
whishing to view the lands, can do 50 by calling
on the sulscribci. Nine months credit will b
given, the purchaser giving bond and two goot
securities. Deed made when the money is paid
.ro-y. JOHN REDlNG, Adm'r.
September Is. W
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The prevalence Of the yellow fever a.
mong the indigen, population Of New Or.
leans has deprived many poor children ol
their pare u,s but the generous people Of
,ha, city, with their usual liberali,y. have
adop,ei measures in their behalf with a
nromp,i,ude which reflects the highest
honor ON them. Finding that the orphans
of the city could not be accommodated al
the asvlnms. which were already iull,
,cnporsry shelter was procured. aud suit
able persons employed to supply as lar as
possible the loss of parental care.
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STATE OF NORTH CAR0LlNA, 81
81 -ss- Sta. ORANGE COUNTY. @ s9ass s@ se
Superior Court Of .Law-September
FERN. lS47. - M .- -.
Martha T. Tann vs.. Willis y. Eana, v.
E.. Petition for Divorce, '@~ >~
NOTICE is hereby given to defendant that
~ the dispositions Of NJ. {, Herndon, aud 9TH
era will be taken for the Plaintit at the Office Of
John w. Norwood. esq. in Hishorough, on the
fourth Monday Of October next, to be read in evi-
dence In the sui, pending In Orange Superior
Court, wherein Martha E. vann is plaintiff and
Willis ]. Vann is defendant.
II. Nj. JONES, C. .. c.
Price adv. S2:SQ. a7-sw
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Obituary.

Died. at the residence Of Mr.. wil:iam Edward,
in Ashe county, n. C., about the middle Of Au
gust last, Mr.. ELLIs cLARk, late Of PHILADELPHIA
aged about IS or ~ years. Mr.. CLARK was I
clock-maker, having learnt his trade in Philadel.
Phia, which city he lefi shout three years ago
He was travelling in the prosecution Of his busi.
ness when taken sick, and was an entire stranger
in Ashe county, where he made his grave. We
understand he was Hospitality received and Kind
ly treated during his illness. lie had scarcely q
dollar in money, and left no other effects than .
few working Tools ,..,.s.sru 10
.~tGI /! Tho
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-30

The Portsmouth Road.-Ths n.
Poa m eifralsiiah . wesk Or two so. that the
Ba-aaa ssaairnea uho Hcrnrly purchased he
fsrsssnsuih md. had sold %, 20 Ihs Rirhmand
and ffrissirkslaEE oamF~ny. j. canlradisseI in
The hilminsiaa chrOnirse; though e s.ys Ilere
. . CLAUSE IN Ihe charter ~hish thsy DO not Ike.
and inlrsa ARRIVING 70 The Virginia Lesi.laiure
iar an alteration. We arr glad Of this; because
Inst EaAd Is in efirieni hands. /, msy and lohh
an inha@nnr that win asSisi In supporting the IA.
lFish and Gasioa noa and facilitate The eansirue.
tim u The Metropolitan route TO South caraIina
and ths"ig grady add 10 the convenience u
irssrlirIs ds~iring Ia 60 either north or south.
We IeaFn iIam the Fayetteville carOIinian. that.
fun'is having ben Irosi.lcd, Surveyor has l~en
engaged, Who viii enter upon his dulirs in a few
weeks. 10 survey the Esuie from Rsieigh through
Fayetteville 10 eamlrn. South Carolina. as well
as die route iOr canal from Fayetteville to The
iadkin.
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Minerals In Virginia-On Slturd

Minerals In Virginia-On Saturday
our eyes were dazzIcd by heary lngo
Of pure virgin gold, (,alue,l a, about $50.
which hal been collected on "Whltt
Walnut" the farm Of Hugh Goodwin, Jr.
Esq. six miles from Louisa Court house
The vein, which promises TO he rich, was
recently discovered by Mr.. George Fish
err, Jr. who has made arrangements t'
prosecute his discovery and work TN
mine on an extensive srale. We hop'
,ha, friend Goodwin will be able to fur
nish an abundance Of the "raw material
to increase the advantages Of The Cons,i
tulional Treasury.
Quite an excitement, we hear. isspring
ing up in Louisa on the subject OF gold
copper and iron mines, in which the coun
try is said to abound. We wish ther
success, and that we may not again hea
of "burnt fingers" Enquirer.
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Magnificent Bequest-Col. Louis ID.
Wilson beluealhed $4,000 10 The MOI .:.:,;, :,
E,Igeco,nbe rnnnts,---'. 80 W. N.ep"'5
Win lis Character for noble generosity.
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fUCVtutOtstt US
as synonymous with
gainst this. Though
lated, we have been
,coism as mol 'oithin
efore notAo lI associ-
for this we have been
ian! How, then, does do ;
an now claims a rcla-
Increase Of Locofoco-
viii recall the article
rats anl Wings shout
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
iugusi Term, lsi7.
Jbsiah TaTner,
LEONARD GGfts.

petty.
uT appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court.
that tho defendant in this case, Leonard Gates,
Is not an nhaiitant Of this State. II Is therefore
ordered, that publication be made in the HILLSIDE
rough Recorder for six weeks successfully, Cor
said defendant TO appear al the next term Of this
Court. To he held Tor the county Of Orange, at the
court house in Hisborough, on the fourth Mon
day Of November next, to plead TO or replcyy, or
the property levied on will be condemned TO sa.
tisiy recovery Of plaintiff ,,..,,,,.-r-
"''neJbSEPH ALLISON, c. C. C.
Price ads. $3.50. ss-ow
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49, t#sa fsassaga.ast LasFaa-isa.as a E~h
a sssa ee.saasarla. sd u.sss,s. M sslss..sus
n saa aslA.g - EsssssAs s. - aG46.r = NJ
= ssnaH' = i.aosSssssaa; sSs1y iuarll So Ipas
= n2slrE'@ads 4. and has ss.n as Euiss IN q.
sn'a-sssi ssiiasns = ~ .iaie q Nr~ Yssk, q.
arss = 'iaa~nnr aad di-aal-r = ne eiy 4 NJ
fs-s. snA ~ Eang Hisastiaas q lsw ana asas,
thEoasha~a ths rEiaa; ansl uLish has n so..
aesHx. seen nashisssrd n fhe di.orEanir.siou
~hlh hss1s - fhs Mrrklrahurs sonpaay .
ss'lsal.isrss lasa EiHier. and e wiirh Gssrn W.
'ass~sa Sss thsis-asx. suHrly D~marrssy ID.
No nrah dis; sssd ~ have : risls 10 sHI4rt no
hn.a D<msrEGis - uHise Aiih lhe whiss avains
tiis esAmmsn rnrsny. ..-# .m..
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Sickness In the Squadron.-By The
following extract of letter. says the New
0,lesns Picayune Of the 18th inst, which
we find in the last Pensacola dahe''e' :
will he seen that our Gulf Squadron =
suffering extensively from sickness: y"
from an officer on board the U. s'-s"'p
Germantown, and dated -.
:.-~' Anton I.zardO, Aug. y, 1871.
DIR. Beache died yesterday, Dr. J. a
.s~-..ss, I-trrI Surgeon, this morning
DIR. McIIenanIu Is sirK on the Island.-
You have no, tire siigiItesr idea OF The ex
tension OF lever since YOU left. A slooI
has jus. arrived from Tu.pan with the in
,elligence that every officer on board III
Decatur is sick. Several men have died
The Stromboli arrived last night from Hu
ascnalco with only six well men. Is thl
not horrid! The Commodore has jus
arrived. No news from AlsaTado.
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The Mormons. passenger from the
Upper Missouri informs W. that the NOR. ..
mons are in Aourishing condil'on. I'D
their new location on the fine lands oil The
po,,awalamie purchase; ON both sides OF
the river, above Council Bluffs. They
have planted immense fields Of corn--I"
The extent. it il estimated, Of 30. 900 acres
and other grain and produce. They
have built, also, n town, called ~ inter
Quarters" which already contains p"pu'
la,ion Of some seven thousandsouls. THIS
town is entirely picke,ed in. Ills repre-
scented tha, the Mormons are on it'ehu'y
terms will, the Indians, who rarely M"
les, them. although they are accused o
occasionally stealing cattle. -
/. II 'TT.TTjN6 7 /. 81. Louis Republican.
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lion. Geo. II. Profit, Of Indiana, for,
merly member of Congress, died on the
9Th Sept. ...~. 49, n ~*-
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Died, at White plains, in.Wake county, on tn
ID instant, Mrs. R,cuEL JoSEs, willow Osthe lat
Nathaniel Jones, in the SD year OF her age.
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Dangerous Counterfeit quartz

eagle (sold coin) was offered at one Of the
wall street. New York, banks on Thurs
da,. Of which the execution was so good
tina, j, was almost impossible to deiec, the
fraud. |, was pronounced to be good ny
one If The ,e,lcrs of the bank, and also by
the clerk of the firm who do the largest
business in the purchase and sale ofspec'e
in Wall street. Notwithstanding, il prov
ed to he counterfeit. The mechanical
execution er III piece is fully equal to mat
Of The mint. and i, is within small tr'lie
Of The weight of the genuine $3.50 pieces
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William b. Averc,t. late teller OF the Vir.
pinia Bank, at Lynchburg. who is charged
with emhezzling The funds OF said Bank
has been arrested in Tennessee, near the
Virginia line, and lodged in jail, to avail
the requisi,ion Of the civil authorities o.
Virginia. Green. who is charged with
being an accomplish, is now confined u
iail a, I.ynchburg, awaiting his trial.
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FnR RResIBENT.
t:rn. ZACHARY TAYLOR

rsI~a. Tie rsasfliasisa sd he laws
zee tsas~sss@s ~ sur llhwFty.
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foroe which marched upon McIieo
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I.0cofocoism.--Thclast Fayetteville Ca
-"in;a.. in rcnlying TO u remark OF the Observer
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION co.
U. S Mail Line to CoDes and Southampton, and

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION co.
U. S Mail Line to C0tDes and Southampton, and
Bremen.
ktN The splendid new steamship WASHING
&asR TON, 1850 tons burthen Frederic Hewitt,
commander, will start from New York on the LIST Of
June next, carrying the U. s. Mail.
She will touch at Cowes and Southampton to land
passengers and freight, and deliver the mails for
England FraAcc, and Belgium, and will then pro-
coed to Bremerhaven. Returning, will leave Bre-
merhaven the 25th Of June &-
The Washington is built in the strongest manner
with view 10 being converted into ship OF war
and subject at any time to inspection by officers ap.
pointed by the President, both during and after con.
struction. .,..
She has two engines of 1000 horse power each
and accommodations for l40 first class, and Al Sc.
cond class passengers.
Passage from New York to Southampton or to
Bremen, first class, $40; second class, $50.
Passage from Bremen and Southampton to New
York. first class, $3.50; second class, 500.
She will carry about 800 tons freight, which will
be charged according to the nature of the goods Of
fering All letters must pass through the Post Office
Parcels for which bills of ading will be signed, will
be charged So each.
For Freight or Passage, apply at the Office of thu
Ocean Steam Navigation Company, Al William st
corner Of w FALL street, New York.
+. MILLS, General Agent.
Agents at Southampton, DAr, CRosKEr, u Ross
| do at Bremen, CA. HErNEKEN q Go.
do at Havre, WILLIAM IsBLIS.
The second Steamer of this line is in due cours
of construction, and will be in readiness in the ensu
ing fall may l4-tf
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PEOPLES LINE OF STEAM
BOATS FOR ALBANY.

Daily, Sundays excepted.
Through direct-at o'clock p. m.--from the pier
between Courtlandt and Liberty streets, New
York. ....
Steamboat Isaac Netoton, Capt VIM
. II. Peck, will leave on Monday, Wed.
nesday, and Friday evenings, at
o'clock. %'G& H.. ~.
Steamboat Hendrix Hudson, Capt. R. G. Crut
tenden, will leave on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urday evenings, at 6 o'clock. &c..
at 5 o'clock p. M, landing at intermediate places
From the foot Of Barclay street, New York.
Steamboat South America, Capt. Thomas N
Hulse, will leave on Monday Wednesday, Friday
and Sunday afternoons, at S o'clock.
Steamboat North america, Capt. Il. H. Furey
will leave on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday af
ternoons at o'clock. o,s H.., # -. 3d.
The above boats will at all times arrive in Albany
in ample time for the morning for the East and
West. o.. ...,. "a. ,'tt ...u. t. ~, '-"
Freight taken at moderate rates. and none taken
after 10 o'clock p. m. r.. ......
All persons are forbid trusting any of the boats
of this Line without written order from the cap.
tans or agents. r.
For passage or freight apply on board, or to P
g. Shultz at the Office on the wharf.
p,oy tF
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Fauquier White sulphur springs.

a. THIS establishment, so favorably known for
Mill the curative qualities Of its water and the ee-
gance and comfort of its accommodation, will be
opened for the reception Of visters on the list June.
II is situated so miles from Alexandra, IS miles
ffom Fredericksburg and 20 miles east of the Blue
Ridge, in of the most healthy and delightful eli.
mates Of Virginia. Tho direction and management
will be the same heretofore and the same atten-
ton paid to the accommodation and comfort of their
guests We have an abundant supply of ice.
The season, commencing the LIST Of June, will end
tn e. 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, rs cents for lodging, children
der IL years of age, and servants, half price, horses
so cents per day, per week 81 so, per month So.
Tri-weekIy stages will run from Washington un-
Ill LIST Of July, after that time daily.
There will be line of stages from Fredericksburg
after the LIST of july previous to which conveyances
will be furnished on accommodating terms.
may lift DAN,L WARD.
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"HO WANTS A LOT OF GROUND
w AT A CHEAP PRICE THE subscriber

w AT A CHEAP PRICE THE subscriber
has divided his farm and laid of tract of about 40
acres into lots Of from one, tw 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 to purchase one, and thereby to secure to
himself and family homestead. These lots are
handsomely situated in very healthy location, on
public road, about II miles from the Navy Yard
Bridge. on the east side OF the Anacostia river.
The soil is well suited for garden purposes or the
cultivation Of fruit trees and several excellent springs
of water near to them There is also sufficient
wood each Of the lots to enclose them and timber
in abundance can be had in the neighborhood to
erect any building at a very low price.
Those wishing to purchase, will do well to apply
soon, as they can have choice Of location. &c.
Also, for sale, a ope.story log DWELLING
HOUSE, with as much land as may be desired, ad-
joining the above lots very handsomely situated, and
with small expense could be converted into a
dwelling for two small families.
For further particulars apply to ,,...
G. A. SAGE,
~. Near the Good Hope Tavern, d. c.
july 2l-tf ".a..