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POETIC Al.
r.E BIRTH OF poRrRAlTuRE.
By THOMAS MOORE.

By THOMAS MOORE.
Az once the Greeian maideo wove
Her garland mid the summer bowers,
There etood youth, with eyes OF love,
To watch her while che wreahcd the uo"ersi
The youth was skird in Paintings art
But meier had studied woman's brow;
Nor known the colotng which the ART
Can shnd DER natures charms, I'LL now.
Bles, be love 10 whom we owe
All that's fair aud bright below.
His kard had pictured many roar,
And ske,ched the rays that light inc orooR
Bot what were these, or what were tnose,
-: To wonan's biush, 10 wuTnn's look
Oh, if such magic power there be,
This. this, he cried Is all my prayer
To paInt ,ba, living tight see,
knd fix the soul that sparkles there.
His drawer as soon as brenthed was hoard;
ais pallet, touched by Love, grew warm.
And Painting saw her hues transferrd
From liiaess flowers TO woman's form.
Still; as from tint 10 tint he stole,
= The fair design shone out the moro,
And there was now a life, a soul,
Where only colors e!ow'd before.
Then 'arst carnations learn'd to speak,
: And lilies Into life were brought,
While man,llng on the maiden's cheek,
Young ROSES kindled into thoughts
Then hyaclpths their darkest dyes
Upon the locks of beauty threw,
And violete. transferr'd to eyes,
EnshriDed a soul within their oiue'
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EURO

Nvw Yong Feb, 2O.-Thc steamer Baltic arrived TIL,
morning, bringing three days later ncws from Europe.
The ship Benaven,ura, from Savannah vac ashore al
Hclyhead.
The Europa had arrived ont.
There had been upon the English COST
The Sullivan Rio Junelto and The Hamlet for Now of'
leaus had put back In damaged condition.
Consols are quoted al 9S 20 %. Money easier Fouf
has declined Cd 10 s Wheat has declined 81 nnd corn od
Cotton has advanced SdsasS during The Three last days
ENGLAND AND FRANCE.-Tho four powers had po;
si,ivrly rejected Emperors last note, and both England
and France we're making Immense preparations lot hoS'
Ties
The debates in Parliament had been Of stormy character,
and the firmly decided upon war as The on
France had ordered three millions OF balls 10 be
casts and one Bsh force had been ordered
to Join The navy. -
The British and French ministers nave 0een ordereo ~
withdraw from 81. Petersburg.
Several of the Cunad line Of steamers have been taken
10 convey the troops of The government 10 Cons!snaoPe
and the seat OF war.
Sx thousand men are TO 90 from England and others
10 be taken up from the deren, stations Ten thousand
will be collected to form part OF the hs eAPea
There is no doubt Brigade Guard, will form part Of tbs
expedition the i6:h regiment orders for Australia
is held itself In readness The foreign service has
taken oil the best leaving at home tho young soldiers
and recruits.
is understood that four vessels originally taken up by
England carry troops from Ireland 10 Maz and thence 10
the West Indies have been taken up 30 that thcy may DC
available proceed any point at The shortest notice.
The government had seized some artillery and machinery
at Greenwich under the supposon that they were Intended
for the service of Russia
Tho French papers had been forbidden to publish tho
movements Of The troops except announced 10 the oni.
tour.
The Russian ambassador left Paris 90 the 5h February
or Germany.
THE LATEST Omar Pacha had effected the most i'm.
portan movements, having crossed the Danube with nifty
thousand men, and divided the Russian army the right wing
of which is Knova the left at Gaatz and The centre al
Bucharest.
Omar Paca had crossed the Danube in CT Olent-
Ia and the last accounts he only TWO days distant
from Bucharest, where the Russian force was weak.
YIEsSA, Monday night.-An answer had been received
from the Russian cabinet the as proposal of peace The
four powers however considered the answer entirely unsa'
isfacloy and it not adopted for ansmsslon 10 Con-
sIantinople.
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NEW HOTELS Our city papers announce the onen
Ing several hotels here about the first OF March,
The Union Hole! s undergoing repairs and VIII be hand
somey fitted up for the accommodation OF ooaders aud
transient II Will be opened on The ist Of
March under the name of the United States Hotel by G
E. Norris late Superintendent of Congress Hall, Phade
pha The building is we'll adapted the purposes OF no
TEL and conveniently situated for the business Of that part
The city The Arlington House formerly the Edsemon
Boarding House, will al.o be opened as hotel the first Of
March Il s spacious hudIng and Is located 10 one Of
we learn will be opened BY propnetos in month OF
So with improved accommodations II Is tho purpose Of
tho propeos OF these houses TO furnish good
tluns for boarders visitors NJ fair pricesl Whg
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To !.A..is Monn,, Esq, Throg's Neck Wesehes,sr n T.
l.9Ful1os STagzr, n. Y, AzD BROOKLYN. Coma,
Jsnp,ry nd lEoi

{. q. De UCao, EF1: ----|-
D.ar send you few lines relative what thin
Phosphate Lime which have bad OF you Tart
applied lndap assure ynuit Affords
bear rf hs great benefit your ma
AGRICULTURAL CO rmua;' - large hae bad a. least
~ bu.hcs VI cuirto n" while ne:sbo:s had thirty i've
uusrelr only the so iuend 10 apply soon
for quanuy q your ana Propose having
and an .snsuin. e.cus think M have yield Of hundred
bush.l. Many OF my neghbors will creI
Of you when the time arrives. .-lE.a.. f-.E-
Wishing you every success N your business,
lremsin Gear sir, yours, &c,
CrbS =" E. C..
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GLoUCESTER Low GROUNDS For SALE,

NIE sale his Farm North
uniy upwards OF LOCO OF which $50
arabic low grounds and remainder high lands well wooded
fields all separately enclosed with chestnut fencing and generally
pretty Is abundant nearly all the fsidJ
The dwelling houle commOdous and the barns sabes Carriage.
houses all good Also, large Ice
bold Spring dwelling The locality
healthy and the neghborhood is very desirable -
young select the different
kinds The public nvledo sxamne ,hrnrehes
Also for sae Falf Of aiuabe G Mill called Oor Sill
Avg, !-sHSTaeoTu ]. l.. DENNIS
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NEVER FAIL sc REMEDY.

IL ]. T. y '--S
CRIPPLE SETS ASIDE Ills CEUTCuES AETE' ~
YEARS >LFFERlNG j
tOPY ef Letter from MI Thompson, Chemist. LireTI"
~ huyus20h, lS52-TO iiuic,eor iIousay-Dear SIC
Rbed to iurns ycu with most extraordinary cue checs-
Invaluable Ointment Pills. which has astoa'she4 .''
acquainted with tho Abou: years ago. NV
nina 81 SaI'nry N this iown, iro ~
whereby lie received very scycrc injuries; &c had the ei
al Wee Ut he time. and we ate wards an mn ate tiEt
yet he grew wore, ard length .ulsGat rGnif
settled IN his hIp which completely crippled hr. ia
not MOI without cruccs for nearly len YEAR; roceu,
Ointment aud Pills. which have healed ne "
strengthened hIs limb and enabled HIM di.pen.e with ~
30 that no walk with The gre case with Re- @
and vlsor. (Slgncd) =, }. 1Hon's
A MOST EXTRAORDINARY CURE oPa.@sSUREAi ~ :
DISEASE WIEN ALL MEDICAL AID HAD tAh y;
Copy OF Letter from Mr. inI plaLcr. Of KeAoS' l''
To Professor FIollo wuysir time OF my o.
afflicted With dreadful crupt!ons the boGy and n
tanned the advice Of several cmincn; Surgeons od
oil whom the Ga considered hopeless. At engt E
Oin,Lei Pills and without geraon the effect W"
loue by pcrscvelna In ;hcir use all The eutn' f'
previously lost child from similar complaint, aotl .c
ieve 10 her case adopted your medicines she wora
sHyeI4'o i'ha be happy to testify the truth 81 M
CERTAIN REMEDY FOR scpoRBUTIc nUMoRS--GG|
AsIoNiniIiSS CURE OF AN OLD LADY SL'LHl'''
Copy VI Letter from Messrs. Walker and Co. Chsr'o
To Professor oowry-Slr:-Lmons the numeroG, euI
ei by the Of your valuable medicines 10 neshso
abou,ve miles from this CITY She had ule.r ted ~ount'
for many years and auers they incrGaasi ,tGch a.
tent De 70 teis all hi uua; Isnsd,s; .r NJ ~ fap'
had recourse to your Cihment and 9ils, " 80 IA
her dends va. enabled perseve- in.teir re- ua ine
rer:sc caro we have ourselves -cn gTe.' ~ az
feet upon 70 old psEsca, she onE ebo'e 10 years o. y
shat be happy to satisfy any enquiries as the
really wonderful case ei;he rers J:c, OF o.! cier
private In tie Ralh Police Fore &c., been
Of an old scorbutic afectiGa la;- s!tsT al! o,n
failed lie state. thatlti eGtIe b. II. See Of your
=. We rcna.o, dear r,r, your. fi.a::!y, wuvrg4c
April 9th, 1853. (sl!,e:) "ALALr II
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Tuck Wilson, Hale Chase Giddings and Co, are very
busy 1t ia ruo but poor reasoning that there must be
mischief when they active because they are always
tive when there Is mischief II Is not always when nboi-
lIonism Is In full cry The Unon Is threatened and tho
peace Of tho country pere any Than tho corn crop
awuys 10 danger when the croaking-l UHon
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MARRIED. the morning OF the s tns BY the Rsy NJ D. oge
HENRY WEIB, Esq of New Kent Miss SUSAN ;GoRDON,
daughter Thos c. Go.on Of Tapraapaoek Essex county
Va.
MARRIED, the afternoon the sh ins by The Rev. NJ D.
Hose, Mr. JOHN THOMPSON 10 Miss MILDRED WRIGHT. Of
Hanover County
MARRIED Fairfield the evening Of the 9Th ins
NJ D. Hoge NJ BERNARD, Esq OF Petersburg Miss Ann e.
Overflow daughter Of Tn g. Overflow ESQ., VI Hanover
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LATER FROM RIO JaNEIRo &c.

New Oa1EAss, FEB l4.-An arrival al this port brings
us Rio date. the 9Th January Cohec was active end
hme of the month 100000 bogs including 90 UUo for
the United Sates American lots quoted at w lUc
on board.
Mudame Sontag gave her frs. concert here lac, night,
and met with brilliant triumph.
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FEBRUARY.

Month OF gloomy mist and shower
Do they call Thee Springs first born 3
Thou hast not single flower
On thy naked thorn.
Ragged Winter Ia thy sire,
'Twas he that gave thee birlhI
:. And babe thee, in his bitter iro,
ProloDg his sway on earth.
Dark as bis thy features arei
J.. Sad az his thy sullen eyer
And, like The plant of pning care,
- The waiiing Of thy sigh.
And, yet, upon thy cloudy brow,
a shadowy light appears,
And soft smile is cleaning now,
Amidst thy streaming tears.
And, half concealed upon thy breast,
A precious gem, Is eeen,
! The howeret with its snowy crest,
%" And slender stem OF green.
.Mon,h'of gloomy mist aud shower,
80, Welcome, then, since thou dost bring,
a promise Of the sunny hour,
A token of the Spring.
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The Senate of Georgia did concur With Its coordi.
nate branch of the Legislature 10 the poprety of removing
the seat Of Government Of the State from Medgevle TO
and instead OF agreeing the resolution of the
House ndup ted resolve submitting The question Of removal
as well locality of The capital 10 vote OF the people
of The State al the next general election.
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povsR MILLS, coochians, Nov. g. 1853. ''o'

il Ia due 10 Messrs WILSON * SNITuERS 20 say tia,
much that remark, made by myself the Fair re1
their interest," mIsconsrne 10 their Injury perhaps
creJsble 10 myself Ieiead Of saying thut Il ss!,
Of the above mentioned Premium Plough and nas9t
OF H., only say tnu was the ist who had
Dover Mile for the Casting Of rad Plough and had Ia.r
faclured and sold several, but had abandoned fYr
lcture OF them, 10 Consequence Of IMPRESSION winch
teaned, but have since found 70 be entirely erroncous
Nov l6-f ALFRED COS
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From the Boston Traveller.]
THERE'S 4 Wall ON TIE MIDNIGHT WATERS

I
There's wall 90 the midnight waters,
shrek In the wiotry wind,
F., $50 And answering echo OF breaking hearts,
a- 31s As the harvest ts gathered In.
The harvest of tbs ocean,
1t gathers with sickle Keen,
-------i Mid brsuksrg roar,
,y9g On dread lee shore,
.:......e 90. And The howl of warning winds.
For out on the rocky headland
bell Of warning tolsJ
ral but huge waves answer with knocking laugh,
Ut sd As tyer they landward roll.
80 >, s;.,:"Mourn for the s,aIwart and honest,
Mourn for the noble and true
81, Mourn for the brave
.ta,~I In bis ocean grave,
10 For each ship and ito fated crew."
"Ivs called them from every hearth etone
Father, brother and son,
a.s" Chilling The red life current,
.IICal 10 the midnight waters,
= .-.!Csl 10 the wintry blast,
Above the gale
"a "a. Ye may hear wall,
IT'S the longest and the last"
q Gaze out upon the ocean,
- And gaze till thy hope hath ded,
Can he answer thy hearts wild anguish
Who 10 Numbered with the dead
Pray for the salwsrt and honest,
Pray for the nUble and true,
Pray that tho brave
Fill not oceans grave, .e.
For each ship and its priceless crew.
sod holdsih the wind in his fingers,
> ,i;cThe waves In his hollow hand,
he careih for every storm toss'd soul
80 In zach broken and weary band.
50 - =. - -. God pity all those who perish;
-. az. God pity all those who mourn;
~, .-...gI, Take thou each one
~. - !.a'gsa When his race is run.
80; 20 'f"iso To Inv haven above. for HE home.
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MISSISSIPPI AND ATLANTIC RAILRoAD.-A tel
epruphc dispatch from Springfield Illinois. received In
New York. that Tho bill giving authority 10 the ais-
sissp and Atlantic rail road company 10 construct Their
road has passed tho Illinois House of Representatives BY
fourtteen majority,
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DESTRUCTIVE lorna O:-~AJYiolent tornado &C.
eompSDied RY thunder and lightning passed The ssge
Of Hsison Ohio the lAh iostanI blowing down houses
fences Among tbs buildings sp!nred vas The
Prssby srisn church, which was anroofed wheat
,phIfIed through like Young man named
W P.udsp mad broks5 srda number Of others xsso
ipiuTed ''jehI :" - - -
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STEAMBOAT COLLISION AND LOSS OF LIFE
CHAnLEsToS, FED IA collision occurred on the Ala
bama MONDAY last between the ncamess Nagno'
and We,unpka. The latter sunk, and two or three vei
were lost.
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NOTICE.
TO ALL WHO WANT RAZ0RS, &c., PUT IN THE BEST

SHE subscriber reiups his humble thanks the he
has received during The last and again offers his services
10 pubic generally lie Ie,lS sat.fcd a he give salts
faction all who send their him. Heis also
sharpen Taors shears superior manner He has
supeI srop for sale
Orders Lett Andlew Johnston Co.'S No T Main at
the subscribers Governor street, NO. will be promptly
attended go f.a-z'-L-E
lard, at he E1ehsnes Hotel :Eg=!
Dee. R-s,f XIQAJAE g. &EApOR-
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TILE pREnIIIJ,I PLoUGu.

T51E suoscTibers TAKE TIL, method OF returning thFrH
ncghhors and friends who have bc rally encourage
the manufacture hcir Improved Livingston Piouch u'
premiums awarded oy ;he Grs. VirgIn. State Az
raj Fair, AID Mad. Sontug
They wuud say their friends and tho public ths
Continue manufacture the same Prughs OF every size
Mandatory, Dover Mills GOochand, Immediately 70:
using Of materials 10 all cases. executing orJer
patch Adding their stringent eIertions please, they
merit and receive increased patronage.
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HEAVY DAMAGES AGAINST ERIE RAIL. ROAD
EEnIx1 Fsb te-tn Suprert6 10, Tho Of
eWu, Iadsoih sRainsr The New York and Etie Ra Road
company foIeiss received 6y collision at Chsmung on
the Slh the Jury rendered verdict Of ia uUO in
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Mr g. D. Shepherd resduaIy egatee OF Tho late Judah
Touio has addressed latter the authorities of New Or
lssas announcing shat from thcussnd
dosra Will placed a,he disposal of the city authorities
by him. resdqarY OF MtTuutos estate,
ae thai ito is hands after payment Of
ak debts and Raeiee for the purpose Of improving
beshus Gans street, and for establishing the Aims House
nm n mas ni6capt scale, d
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TO THE PLANTERS AND FARMERS,
AND THOSE FOLLOWING AGRICULTURAL PURSUITS
Limo Manure.O

rs1IIE subscriber bees gentlemen
e his f 5 "o Lime eoSa FOR
Diploma Medal has been ~1,Se or Gm TS M NJ h
that made Trial Of IL along eide Of The best Peruvian Guano
@ viii be p"n o he npoS
erizr The increasing demand from almost
Spa ding ESQ., Brooklyn Conneccu gentleman made
the use Of my Chemical Manure gave HIM crop Iaiian
averaging bushels 10 the acre. whereas the average crop,
nehpO. being only % bushels to the acre. on similar SOIL All
crops ald vegetation are benehued BY il.
e @oan Ss
differing aeuy all Oh those VINO have u'd IN
warrants his manufactured Chemical Manure In
m s SSns h BE-
der 70 "vs bag, and S:f' T BE branded "r
Manufacturer Of Supsrphosphac Of Lime and Che
F. SThe following letters offered for the readers peru'a
Also. please calureu Of E. X Collins, Ocean Steamer Pro-
f'e'''' Tuaoo's NxcK Wssrcars7sR n "
December I'd, 1883. !
Ny Dear SIR Having during the Super
Phosphate Lime full both Horieu.ure and AgrIcu
leengs Of tho greatest
now write you have experienced from the both
ec in al The Of vegetables and have rt with
satisfactory results lhaye a'o tested liz merits n ncri
co1o se win six dGs en-, Of
S S sa s4s ma '
the yield largest In order TO have myself made quite
os to grow vr our had been well Poushsd, and
the The B applied in dris1seven drills side by side
annicd ,ipions Of viz Barn Yard
Manure Sish SOIL WOOD ashes Decayed Vegetable Mater Bone
Du. Guano Where put the Super Phosphate
found the yield cent In favor Of Super
pha beg that applied Guano and
only the Carrosl PUTT Broadcast,
and with the results as with the Bess much
In favor OF the Super Phosphlte oil Lime.
consider your preparation is tho cheapest and the Inos' beneficial
that applied aod intend apply to you 10 the
Sprins or larger supply Of this valuable manure.
Believe 20 remain, my dear SIR
Your obi servt,
JAMES MCMILLAN,
Manager.
To E.A.:, Monn,s Esq, Thross Neck, Wes:ehestsr,
l.o FuI1oa SrasEr, n. Y, AsD BRooklYN Cona.,
January sd, lSoi. I
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This i'd Fellows Of Henry county will dedicate their now
hail May next when they also propose giving grand ball
10 honor VI the event.
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,6A DARK DAY COMM There will be az ex,rsordIna.
90 bl hs oldcai Inhabitants have Witnessed 10 this
vicinity. will be simifar sho great eclipse of 1906,
Bnca which been resembling ii
that of ls30 whea eleyen.twelfhs of sae sun was OBJ
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TIE PERHAM GIFT ENTERPRISE.
WAsBIseros, FfB l9lh.-The distributing Committee
finished numbering the orders for the 100000 gifts yefter
day. They have adjourned to New York, leaving two OF
their number 10 Georgetown 10 distribute The orders 10 The
ticket holders.
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MARRIED.

The Oanvills Republican suggests that Richmond IL the
proper pGce for holding the poposed Editorial Convention
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Law PARTNERSHIP,
7 l. N.IIIIAN IATrI{ElyS IA

GEORGE H. q WILLIAM MATTHEW'S. havo associated as
" partners Of the Law, End will attend the
and County Duckin Cumberland and Prince Edward
Address either Cumberland Buckingham Court House.
Matthew, resides The and William Matthew'S
arer place. - Noy29-c2an6m
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ALUABLE FANM F ,It SALE.

F5NE subscriber authorized by tho proprietor SELL ~
IL valuable Farm eitunted in tho county Of lIaEovei
from Richmond, good road containing about eS ser
which cea and cul.ivaon-thc sunk
Walnut. Cedar aud Oak Timber The soil very
improvement and produces, " heat Corn. Oats sc 1;r
lury well suited tho purrores Of market sarden3 scf
rich enough produce the finest vegetables IN etca sbu
There about OF rood meadow land through AZ
falling stream OF pure water. There Is aiso VI
Within steps OF the dwelling aud kneteI
springs upon the premises.
The iprny emunts uon this Farm consist OF fame tH
portion OF which is new Containing tuoms-a SicL:.
house sluble, &c, oil Of which are IN good order.
For terms, &C., apply WILLIAM G. ALE
Feb d " llth street be we en- Aan and Dana
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~. A. LITERARY CURiOSlIY.-The is now preparing
farhs press aoricai wos relating the trial Of Queen
counsel arst brought himself into celebrity. In this work
viii Is deathbed confessions of the Countess
Of Guernsey, prtnciput lady OF the Queens household
which will shed light upon that intcIestng epiaode
10 Eogsh hatoy Mr. Edward G. Abbotl, the Editor of the
work, has papers In his possession concerning the sub
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AUCTION SALEM.
VERY VALUABLE FARMI,Svc,

VI
NEAR PLANK EUAD. ~ NILES WEST ar ZIP
FOR SALE -Ia4
FHflIE subsci ihcrs are authorized 10 sell that yaIr,
..uak Knoll containing ~ acres situated n,ar
y miles West Of the ciiy, adjoining the land, -; fii
rabb, IT. Jnu n. Shields and ID. w. Carter rhs A:sr
youd ORDER well enclosed. aud IN The ses, s,a, m
S.II he divided 10 suIt purchasers. II not sold
II n Jay OF april next u will on that day be rolt
yrIed into sui!a pe building lots. OF Win rn,-. ~
win he eater appear. Ths Is the beau, IN,
burblu residence, in that improving part Of Il.
Applyto GOpD!N APPEBsr%
Feb. 9-c:ds ~
EJECUTO!t's SALE OF Nd, SEGp~
EeTIII be sold al the late residence OF d..
~ la the county OF Orange abou: five mile. nor n,
VILE on negro Kun, on Thursday the lGh day a, ~
hei0g The land allotted of Tor tbs widow dover and
recent survey 753x acres, which is valuable On ~, ~
trinity well for the timber DC This land lie;
m;lrs of lbe Virginia Central Rail Roai ard the A..
GorIonsyi,le Rail Road also. Those who wish 70 NJ"
viii examine il; before the day Of sale. IL will ,. Sc.
est bidder. publicly. &c.
the highest bidder, some SIX o. seven llsey Sesfo., "
Men. Women Boy and Girls snme Of them vey Ike,
Terms of the sale For the land n creJ Of anI..
hc ri,ru the purchaser giving bond and good scum,
tIe retained until the purchase money IL all paid '
Terms Tor the negroes, creGit OF Twelve nc:.gs vi
purchaser giving bond end suod security:
n a
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coioais; q; s2OO arI lilo iay 81 ia si:i!a.:s q! sg
pIlce may DC dctermln.d upon by tribunal eas 10
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NSHwIN WORTHAM s. CO., Gtocefa and G';'1
Flour, and Tobacco) keep constantly OF taal;
Qror cries Of brs; quality.
Guano. Plaste I, Line,
Tao G rindstones,
Iron, OF best quality anil all sizes,
Steel, Of all kinds and all sizes,
Tin plute, Znc, S:cier,t
Du penis Powder. sporting and blasting,
Du Points Safety Fuse. Feb :
6VOFFE ESD bags best Rio Coffee,
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$50 OldJaya
$50 hhia Coffee Sugar
$50 hlt!s. New OrlciLs and Pouo Rico Sucars.
100 packages Loaf and Crushed do
lun !,hLt and bbls New Orlean, and West India Mclu
800 boxes Sperm and TalloW Candles.
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