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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-06-17

WATER-SPoUT.-On the goth Of Feb
ruary, a great water-spout passed over
one of the Sandwich Islands 1t was
carried up among the mountains, where
it was discharged, and an immense tor
rent swept down the valley, uprooting
huge trees, removing large fields Of kalo,
and carrying away considerable portions
of arabic land, leaving deep assures and
piles Of stone instead. The water came
down in a body like a mighty wall, ff-
teen or twenty feet high, with such maj
esty that it would not follow the wind
ings of the brook, but rushed over what
ever lay in its way, cutting its own path.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-02
Hurkxyh.sInsF Food.

NJ. Isidore Pierre has recently been max
Ing some Investigations Ct buck MEea', from
which We condcnse the following interesting
result. Buckwheat cakes are equal to pure
white bread as regards the phssphstes or
bone making material aud heterogeneous prin'
ciples which they contain, and are superior
20 bread in fatty matters. The general yield
of buckwbeat when cooked Is about three
times the weight Of the -four used, showing
that such -four will retain forty 10 lorty-one
per cent of water. Between different batch
cs Of ground buckwheat there is a greet dis
similarity Of compo.iti0n--one batch contain
lug nearly seven times IS much nitrogen,
twenty five time the amount of ptosphates
and a hundred and fifteen times ss mDcb fatty
matter, as another. TIE bran is the richest
portion OF the buck wheat, but cannot be d ges'
ted by weak stomaCh.. the G0eot qualities OF
buck W heat hjur and the white mill duet e.
peciully, are very suitable for children aud
persons 10 delicate health, while the coarse
varieties require strong stomach aud much
exercise for their perfect digestion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-02
A Fearful Emergency.

Major Banks, with much feeling, com,
mended the care of his wife to me. saying
that she would be well content to be where
was. ! forgot to say that in the night, on
the houee.top, he had asked me, a. clergy
man, what should advise him - do, IN ease
Of its being certain that his wife would fall
into the hands of the rebels, and that they
would treat her as they had done the women
OF Delhi and Meerut. 1t wac difficult
question; but l told him that if were Ger
tain that my wife would be so treated, |
should shoot her rather than let her fall iOto
their bands. Colonel luglls afterwards
asked me whether | thought bis wife would
be justified in killing her own children, rath-
er than let them be murdered by the natives.
! said no; for children could but be killed;
whereas We had been told that at Delhi
young, delicate ladies had been dragged
through the streets violated by many, and
then nurderel) God forgive ME, ii | gave
wrong advice! 0ut was excited; and know
that at the time | should have killed Emma
rather than have allowed her to be thus dis
honored and tortured by these bloodihlrsty
savage Observation-Disclosures Diary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-02
Countryman FIc.crd.

On Saturday morning drover, from k9n-
lucky, appeared before Justice Welsh, and
made complaint against certain parties, with
having, by means OF gambling, done bin out
of between two and three thousand dollars,
on the game of faro. 1t appears that 10 his
complaint be sets forth that he was induced
to visit No. SIS Broadway, where he found u
game of faro going on, and one MIR. johnson
dealing the card, finally, be alleges, he was
Induced to play, and lost about $500. He
then at the request Of two men named Han
ley and VIM. Ii. Riley, visited place in
Walker street, where at the same game, be
lost about 5000, aud ut several other gamb.
ling dens be lost 10 all about $4,000. War
rants having been issued for the arrest ofthc
parties, Sergeant Jas. N. Croft, in company
with officer Fowler, of the Mayors squad,
took the case in hand, aud after some time
succeeded in arresting four of the party nam-
ed John Hustees. VIM. H. Riley, WIN. john
son, and VIM. Hanley. They were all ar.
rested at 575 Broadway. Ga being brought
before Justice Welsh they were Identified by
the complainant az the parties who had
fleeced him. They were accordingly ordered
to find bail in the sum of 81 900 each to an
swer.-N. y Courier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-02
Doings Of the Negro Emperor.

The Chronrque Parisienne contains the
following tacetiuus story:
The Emperor Fauslin l., who initiates
France 10 all things, and has, like her, prin'
Ges, marshals, dukes, counts, colleges and
universities; recently resolved to establish an
academy Of forty members, like the werlt re-
bowed French Academy. But II was not
easy to selec, the forty, every inbab;tant OF
the empire who could write bis own name,
thinking himself qualified. So bis NJ qjesty
decreed that 1900 of bis sui jccts who p0:-
sessed The reputation Of being the ,aosi let
tered OF all, should on given day assemble
at his palace aod be subj ,ctoi 10 o literary
test. W hcn they wore collected, he aDoCuuc-
Cd that the test was the writing Of the word
citrOn, aud that those who made no error in
the spelling shoLli he members Of tho Ac.d-
envy. Peas, ink and pap"g we're brought;
each Of tho 5000 people wrote tIa word, end
the Judges ol the land aud the bench OF Dish
ops were charged to examine the 1000 pa
pers. Tnev proclaim that 80 OILY Oi the cat
didates hat written the word correctly-that
is, with G. the remaining 23Gl having
used an S. "Only thr.y-nine," cried the
emperor, land We want for:y. Well, | will
be the iurtis.h member myself" Sire"
cried the judges, your Majesty VII! no doubt
deign to submit 10 tue te=t?' "Of course. y
exclaimed Fau-tin, and in large told hand
he wrose N:tron with IN y. The judi e5
looked puzzled for a m0meot aud thee, after
glancng at each other, proclaimed that hl-
Majesty bad raised tru npan!IJ through the
Odeal. The Emperor was theFeupon pro-
claimed, amidst the enthusiasm Ct the assem-
blage, member Of the Academy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-02
The bred Scott Decision.

While the Southern democracy are con
tending that the bred Scott decision estab
fishes slavery in all tao Territories, a2t
makes i, the duty of Congress 70 protect the
institution accordingly, the Washington o.
gan Of MIR. Douglas contends that The whole
OF the Drcd Scott decision is limited to tht
dismissal oi the case # DEED On the grou q.
that US he was not citizen Of Missouri, &C
coIdipg to The federal constitution. the Cur,
had no jurisdiction in the premises Very
well, gentlemen. We say, An the Snowman
said 10 the coun.rym 70 whO Inquired, (which
is The elephant and winch is the rhinocero.?'
--"W believer you like. You pay YOUR mo
rev. and you take your choice. "-New Iorh
jIsrnH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-02
NJ A kEslED.

In New York, on Wednesday, Noyenbsrxr.
by the Rev. L. H. Taylor, ylcomp,e JULES
TREIDHARD, First Secretary OF the Fr.ar.
Legation at Washington 10 >AkAH AUSTIN
daughter OF Philip '. Hoffman, OF New Yor,
city.
At "ArnodsvilIe," on Tuesday morning Is
ultmo, by the Rev f. p. wilson, WILLIAM
7. CHANDLER, esq, and Mss ALICE +
daughter OF F. W. Scott, esq OF Caroline county
On the oath ultlmo, in ST Peters Church
Baltimore, by Rev. John C. McCabe, Rector o.,
the Church OF the Ascension. CHARLES o.
GROOME, esq, 10 Miss VIRGINIA Dam
GERFIELD.
On the 2sth ultimo, By the Rev B. ?. W.r.
wick, Mr.. JOHN Hal DON, OF Freiprick..
burg to Miss ELIZABETH SHELTON. of
Spotsylvanla.
At the Monumental Church, Richmond Oh
Thursday, the 18th ultimo, By the NJ. George
Woodbridge, Mr.. PHILIP f. SUTTON, TO
Miss INDIANA, daughter OF Captain Samuel
Freeman, all OF Richmond
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-02

A. Ii. Campbell, esq the General Super
intendeDt of Pacific Wagon Roads, Dapsrt-
nent of the Interior, is in rcccipt ct private
advicrs, bearing date at Los Augeios, Cal ,
Oct. oath, from which We learn mat this I'M
pyr:ant enterprise Is now completed. Hence,
We have good road connecting the States
OF the Union on the Atlantic side with our
Pacific coast, and emgrants are enabled to
travel it with the sure guide OF accurate sur.
veys and tables of distances, 80 that they
,nay not fail to find excellent camplng
grounds where they can obtaln water, WOOD
aud grass each successive day of their pro-
gress through the wilds of the Interior
Already the Overland Mail is conveyed by
Msssrs. ButterfelG & Co., over large pro-
portion of this road, and settlements will
no doubt, speedily begin to extend along IT
from the frontiers Of Civilization. at both
tcrmini, and thus rapidly diminish the dis
lance through wild country. The letter
received by Mr.. G. states that the Superiuten-
dent of this road reached San Diego on the
18th OF October, and expected t. he in San
Francisco in time to take the steamer OF the
18th instant Oh his return TO this city.
An advance party OF this expedition, un-
der the direction OF u. G. Wharton, esq,
principal assistant surveyor, arrived In this
city several weeks ago. and are now engaged
10 the preparation OF mates, &c with view
to getting in readiness the report Of the En-
gineer, \. III. Hutton, esq Wash. Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-02

L..
The present arrangement, by who, ,..
ssogers from the Sguth are carried >, =.
Washington Depot. Of the Baltimore g..
Ohio Railroad, aud dropped upon tie mao.
ment to await the opening of the Fari
ing, cannot be too strongly condemned L. -,
travelling public. 1t was my misfor,un, d.
Tuesday last, 10 company win the p,....
gers Of the o. & A. r. r., TO make tie e,,,.
trip to Baltimore; when We were taken 3, n,
Depot and unceremoni1usly left so .ljf. f..
ourselves, although lights were visible x,r
10. and we could hear voices in cooye,.,,;..
inside, who, however, paid Go attention
our repeated attempts to secure s1mi,.i,.
from the singing cold of NJveclber =, ~
log. The door was a. length thr5wu.rsr
and We were delighted at the prospecr :.
thawing our stitfened limbs, and were ato,.
entering the Ladies' Parlor, lwn.ca WA. ,Sa
only place that contained fire, when a.
were rudely informed that gentlemen up,..
c)mpanied by ladies could hot lie admitted
Now here was a nice situation FIR Bah.
lor, and, if never before in nv he, then
felt the great Importance Of being 10 .l..y
company. In mentioning tue above 10 q 90,
tleman Of this place, he informed mc rbs,
two ladies from his house, had occasion :,
make the early tri recently, and v,,,
served in the same manner. We tlitk I'm.
Culpable oversight, ADD trust it may be re,,.
fed, or it certainly must have the ei.c, - d.
minish travel over the etcve route.
A PASSENGrP
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-02
DIED.

Under the influence OF feelings oppressed by
grief and sorrow, We announce the deea %.
NOBLE B. HOLLAND. son OF Colonel L.oL
holland, OF FauquIer County. This distressing
event occurred Yesterday morning. az the re,i.
dence of his brother, B. F. holland, esq. ~ ~,
place. The deceased was just Oh the verge d.
manhood, being IN his list year. Kind. anna.
bic, generous and gallant IN his disposition BE-
was universally beloved. He had been ind...
posed for two three days previous but Ec' 70
an extent 20 create any serious uTeas,Uess 90
the part OF his friends. Only few hours Or.crs
MS death ne dressed himself and walked Gown
stairs, though still complaining good deal
He suddenly became faint, and Throwing him.
sell upon Inc bed, expired without d struggle c'
a groan His death was caused by tie rupture
OF one OF the large blood vessels OF the b:an.
FRlENp
Middleburg. November 2g,h, 1888.
On Friday morning the lSth ult., at her resi-.
dence, WestmoIelsnd County, Va, alter bret
and painful illness, Mrs. SUSAN BAlNE 20
the 64th year OF her age.
AT bis residence IN Prince william County
Virginia, on Wednesday, the oath uiumo. a',f
a lingering illness, Mr. WILLIAM BUTLER
in the 18th year OF his age The deceased was
mar of exemplary habits and L spote.. repa.
tation, discharging the various duties Of nu'.
band, parent, master ana neigabOr with c'ea.
to himself and advantage 10 those around hlm.
In Fredericksburg, on Monday morning, 18th
ult., Mrs Ann MARIA BURTON MARIE,
wife Of John l.. Marye, esq. Her many cars'
tan virtues that make a mothers character
lovely, will endear her memory but the more 10
her children, whose affection Tor Her was almost
without parallel He VITO tempers the wlnt
to the shorn lamb" can only console a Deieavet
husband who mourns the loss o. suCn vile.
In Washington, on the 3Uth uItrmo. Captain
JOHN W DELLAWAY, IN tie 10th year Of
his age He was born IN the state oi Rhode
Island, but for the last forty years ne had been
a resident of the District OF Columbia
In Washington, on the 3Jln November JAS
BAYARD CLARKE, esq, late clerk IN tie
Bank OF the Metropolis, III the 43d year o; h'
age.
In Washington, on the goth ml;mo ELISHA
NJ. SOL OF the Hon. Elisha Whltlesey, IN Tue
37!h year OF his age.
In Washington on the 3Oth uItimo ALIEN.
AMBER FORREST, youngest son OF Robert
NJ and Catharine G.. Combs, aged eight yea's
three months and seven DAYS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-02
Foreign Items,

The three hundredth anniversary OF Queen
EIizsbeth's accession to the throne, had been
celebrated wits Protestant dem gnstra,ious 10
various parts of England. The bishop OF
London delivered lengthy primary charge
to about one thousand clergymen OF his do
ce.e at ST. Pau:'s. He condemned the prac-
tiCe OF the Confessional.
Mr.. Morphy has decided to pass the winter
in Europe. His decision cannot iaii OF CIV
ing still greater stimulus 10 European
chess Herr Andersen also has made II al
srrapgaue ior being 10 Paris 90 the I'm
December, SO that this much expec,ei match
will really come Of Alter its term!nalon.
Mr.. MOrphy will probably be in England,
where plans are already ahoat for giving him
the reception be merits.
The weather in France was very cold, &C.
c,mpanied with snow in the northern aud
eastern portions of the country. Vessels az
Hayre were .carce--freish is plenty ut iull
rates.
|; appears that Robert Oven, who died In
! England few weeks ago, was the celebrated
social reformer, and toe father o! the Hon.
Robert Dale Oaen, late U. S. Minister to
Naples.
| Inc ulZ5lle aDilOuOceS tuC apPVihtA~ "
! DR.. Henry Blrth. the African traveller, to be
Companion OF the Bath.
The recent disregard Of the principle OF
international arbitration, shown by France
in her treatment of Portugal, has produced
an effect which will NJ! easily pass away -
1t is seen that the precedent thus ta6!isbed
may be followed and repeated IN other Gases,
whenever war may become necessity Tor the
En- oeror.
Tue Lynion Daily News, the Examiner.
Saturday Review. Morning Advertiser and
Court Journal e. were prohibited from cir
culation in Pans on the 18th OF November
Rev. Mr. Spurgeon is preaching again IN
London. His pale aud baggard appearance
are sad to indicate the suffering ne mas
lately experienced srom his dis9rdeTed kid
Deys.
A revival of the Norman curiew, says II
Paris letter, has been 10 operation for these
few evenings past all over Paris, and, strange
TO add, there has been no noise made about
it save the sound of the drum by which
it has been proclaimed in the more retracto
ry streets OF the Pays Latin, and other unruiy
| localities. At the hour of ii p. NJ. all cafes
billiard rooms, pub houses, and similar CO.
| Establishments are punctIallv closed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-02

TRIBUTE OF REsPECT.-At meeting OF ne
Relief Fire Company, held OIL Monday. No?'m'
Der 2gth, the following preamble aud Teso u'Ioh'
were unanimously adopted
Whereas Divine Providence has seen n 10 ie'
move from our midst, J. ALEXANDER >HiN'
fellow member OF this company ana waist We
bow in humble Submission 10 HIS will We would
not murmur, but would fam eScidIn no"
mysterious are thy wdys, . God, aud DO" Pe'
hndIng out!
Resolved, That in the death OF j. ALEAANDhH
SHIys, we have lost one, wuo was near aud dear
to US as con- anon and friend, and one "h'
was ever ready at the first tap 81 the hr.l "
meet the destructive elemen! or 10 sympa'"|.
and answer with the generous lWpli'r' o. I'D
heart, all who We're unfortunate or .Is'Ir'sri'-
And il may be truly said CT nam tat non.
knew him but 10 love hm, none NAMED nm
but 10 praise"
Resolved. That the most sincere AMI Leai,.
felt sympathies OF this Company be, am az
hereby tendere to he family and lnenis oil "'.
late friend, with the hope that "our loss u i'''
gain"
Resolved, That we attend the funeral oil Oh.
late member as company, wearing Tue u'1''
badge OF mourning.
Resolved, That copy of these resoli i'1' "
sent to the family OF the deceased anl De P''
lished in the papers OF THIS city
W. B. RICHARDS, Jr. Pres pro tenn
J +. GREEN Secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-02
SpirituaIism and tho Atlantic Gable.

The scientific electricians at Nalep'lo Bay
and Trinity Bay having failed. thus far, to
make the Atlantic cable Speaking medium,
We are glad to see that the srirituaiists have
taken the matter 10 hand. 10 the late re-
markable discourse by Judge Edmonds on
the mysteries and miracles of sriritualism,
be says that "in regard to the Atlantic tells
graph, the spirits had revealed that the ill.,
terruption in its working was caused By a
prevalence of mineral inhuence at the other
cad" Further, says the Judge, I'VE all
know that there is great quantity OF min
eral Batter at the other end, end that the
interruption is supposed to be on the other
side, wnich tends to confirm tae revelations
OF the spirits" But alas. to CAP the climax,
tue learned Judge 10 spiritual Affairs contes,
ses that further than this we do not Know.
And why not? Why can't spirit be called
in t. do something useful for once, and tor
once to tell US something of truth that is not
already kuown?--Nep York Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-02
Save YOUR Rags.

There ore in the United States nearly eight
hundred paper nils, which produce two
hundred millions of pounds OF paper per an
NUN, valued at nearly thirty millions OF dol
lars. To produce this large amount OF pa
per, about l6 million dollars worth of rags
are required, and this large quantity mnst be
saved from the scraps of the domestic circle.
Is it not apparent then to all that economy
should be prsc,ised by families in this par
ticular, even though they do not desire to
profit by the saving themselves?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-02
Abandon m. nt Of P,incipis.

The Washington Uoion says that 1.-THE vic
tories of the democratic party arc always
measured by it's fidelity to its pripcipies. -
If this be So, judging irom the sweeping de-
te,ts of the democracy in the late Northern
elections, we must conclude that they are
party pretty we'll Invested of all principle
We have 80 oontended all along, and that the
administration would bs weak Indeed II It's
success and stability depended upon this or
any other Of the demOralixed and dlsorgspiSed
parties of the day-N. J. Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-02
Minister, Salaries In New York.

Henry Ward Beeeher has a yearly salary
of $1,000 and d parsonage rect tree, and
with his earnings bis income is Sl2 OOD.-
E. II. Chaplin has 81 600 yer aunum. and
makes rs much more by lecturing. DR.. Be-
thuue has 81 500, but IS the possessor Of q
fortune outside of his professional earnings
Dr.. Adams, says our authority, hos 5000
and q rich WIFE, DR.. Hawks has $500 a
year and house. Dr.. Taylor, OF Grace
Church has $4,000 and the foe parsonage
adjacent to the cborcn. Rvs. Messrs.
Tying, Bellows. O.good, Cheevers, 81 other
leading cIergJmsu. receive from $4,000 to
$1,000 per aunum. 10 many cases TIE sals-
r, only represents small part OF the pas
tors earning. ~ Y Herald
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-02
TIL. Slave Case at New York,

The trial If three of the crew Of the SLAYER
ll4idee, whicb has been going on 10 the
United States Circuit Court Tor several days
past, Was concluded % Monday. Ia order to
convict the prisoners il was necessary for the
Prosecution to prove that they were Of tie
crew Of a vessel owned in whole or in pat
OF or navigated for citizen of the Uoired
States. 1t was proved to tae satisfaction OF
hejury that the Haidce did not cons within
the provisions Of the statute, she having been
seld by her American owner, and the accused
were therefore acquitted. They are, however,
still retained III prison to answer other
charges
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-02
Killing an Eieph mt,

A correspondent Of the lazoo Democrat
writing from Benton, Miss, states that ar
elephant was killed Oh the premises OF Col
John NJ Sharpe, Of that vicinity, On the 4tf
inst. The huge beast was shot through the
brain with a ball from Mississippi rife
and died instantly without struggle. hi:
is the same elephant that escaped from me-
nagerie at Canton, short time ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-02
Robbers,

The bard times have flied our community
With robbers The Milestone Point robbery
then Hieroninous' at Paw Paw, then the
stores 10 Blth, that were afterwards hred
end last the robbery of pcdler in our town
of some forty dollars 10 cash, msks 1t neces'
sary for those Interested to keep vlsilant
loo out.--Hancock No. Journal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-02

The Petersburg Intelligencer urges the
proprie.y of having en- opposition candidate
for Governor of Virginia, in the ensuing Gu
berDa,orial canvass. Ii one does ron, and
Mr.. Letcher should be the Democratic cau-
didate, the Wbig candidate will have quiz
er full of arrows, already prepared TO his
hand, by the Richmond Enquirer, and other
presses now so strenuOusly engaged ia the
task Of deriving Mr. l..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-02

Senior DON Luis Molina has delivered 20
the President his credentials as envoy extra
Ordinary aud minister plenipoteutiary of the
republic of Costa RIGA. This gentleman has
resided in Washington for several years, first
as charge d'afaires of that republic, and
more recently, jointly with DIN Napoleon
Escalente, in the same character OF which be
is now the sole representative.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-02
+. GREEN, Secretary.

THE SUBSCRIBER offers al Pny1'r '1''
the beautiful farm Oh when ne rrsi"r' ~
Gated in that healthy and attractive region W
country lying adjacent to, and east OF "Do' ~,
Mountain" Tue land lies partly ~ fduf'','
and partly in the county OF Prince "i.,i"' ~
tant from Warrenton miles Inc "@!Is"''"
and Alexandra turnpike passes near wv !O'I
the farm, and also by Gainesville, Def'. o.
the Manassas Gap Railroad; distant @'OO, o..
miles-dstance TO Alexandra BY hai'fV ~.
IS miles The tract contains about fl''"
HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES. OF VII
due proportion is IN wool ne L".,'1j
quality oil the land is good, and II lies "'L. o. -
is we'll waered IL is conveniently si'u"',
Mills, Shops, Stores, Post office, sc al o. "-..-
are not distast over hall mile. The 10 ~.
ments are good consisting Of hnt : w. d..
f...A DWELLING, OF SIX ROOMS. s'o"s 70.
.QEsa, IS by 65 feet; and other out bu l'"E'
Inere is also young orchard OF iTui, %
choicest kinds. The situation is Pe''S.
healthy one, and the nelgabornocd ahl!1s
society. Persons vino are looking out iof TO-
would do well to come and examine ms P'v
perty. The terms will be made sccomnIr,'
ing Address H. II HE
Buckland, Prince Vim Co, Va. dec .--s''"'