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AxELrA BLooxER, Secretary.

ca Messrs. Mar 4 VEIL, ct the Young
America Clsshing Store, hold out strong
inducements to purchasers. They take al
kinds Of Money. good, bad and Indifferent,
and give you the sorth Of the Same in
Clothing. Hard times does not seem to have
effected them in the least, they keep right
along a. though sethiDg had happened, and
~ soon navigation is resumed, they will be
on hand with fns assortment Of Spring
and Summe. Clothing. Don't forget this.
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III. issue naturally growing out o. .oe
parcha.., and sabseqaens rspudis',ons, y
the County Judge, Of tract Of ls0o iof :
County Poor Farm, has been ths all..D'olD-
ing topic Of discussion during the past week.
We do no. propose now 70 Gay aushs in re-
gard to the merits Of tho question, but yet
= W. cannot help thinking that Whatever the
p,.lli.ting circumstances connected with this
rbole transaction, our Judge occupies
rather hunilissing position, before the peo-
pie Of .hi. county. Had this purchase os.n
valid, the county would have been greatly
the loser, therefore We rejoice, that our agent
exceeded his authority. Provided certain
issue now pending, results favorably to the
interests of the county, We shall have some
thing more to say in relation to thi. ana
other matters deeply affecting the future
welfare of the county.
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DIED.

In this city, the 9Th inst, Of Pneumonia, Mrs.
RACHEL WERLICH, wife Of JOSEPH WERLICH, in
the 55th year Of her age Mrs. W. from Washing
ton County, Penn. "Her end was peace"
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The thoughts contained in the following
letter, written by Maj. ANDRE, after his ar
rest, clothed, a. they are, in beautiful lam
guage, must cause deep sense Of feeling
in the reader. Preserve this memento Of
the Revolution, and Of the gallant and Ia
mented ANDRE:
TArrAx, Oct. l, 1850.
Gr,-Buoyed above the terror Of death,
by the consciousness of life devoted to
honorable pursuits, and stained with no &C.
ton that can give me remorse, l trust that
the request make to your Excellency at
this serious period, which is to soften my
last moments, will not be rejected.
Sympathy towards soldier will surely in
duce your Excellency and military tribunal
to adapt the mode Of my death to the feel
ings of man of honor. sss ~ ~ +.
Let me hope, sir, that if aught in my char
acter impresses you with esteeem towards
me, if aught in my misfortunes mark me a.
the victim Of policy and not Of resentment,
l shall experience the operation Of these
feelings in your breast, by being informed
that am not to die on gibbet.
have the honor to be your Excellency's
most obedient and most humble servant,
JOHN ANDRE, .
Adj. Gen. to the British army.
The time which elapsed between the cap
ture of Major Andre, the 23d of September,
and his execution, which did not take place
till twelve O'Clock on the ID of October; the
mode Of trying him; his letter to Sir Henry
Clinton, K. B., on the 10Th Of September,
in which he said, 81 receive the greatest At
tention from his Excellenoy, General WASH
ington, and from every person under whose
charge | happen to be placed" not to mem
ton many other acknowledgements which
he made Of the good treatment no received,
must svince that the proceedings against
him were not guided by passion or resent
ment. The practices and usages Of war
were against his request, and made the in
diligence he solicited, circumstanced ~ he
was, inadmissible.
Published BY order Of Congress,
... CHARLES THOMPSON.
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PIANOS! PIAN0S!!

w GUITARS, Instruction Books, and nne oaY~
assortment Of SHEET-MUSIC, Of the latest &$4k
publications. All Of which may be obtained
n6-u J. B. RICE.
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Take Notice!

A LII PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES INDRpf.
IA ed to me either By NOTE or BOOK Account, are
requested y setus innsdatelys Aonsy q security
must and will have. 23& 81
80 WSr6 % sAs Usss q asAessss.n
NO CREDIT win be given after this date Tor soels
Dold. mis- rule h rOSlI1r1 and will b enforced
1anuary-enS5-u ". G. ANDRUS.
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ST. LOUIS TYPE FOUNDRY
Dissolution.

THE cO-PARTNKRsHlP HERETOFORE EXISTING
i under the name and style Of KUHN 4 HAGGER-
IT, 10 this day dissolved BY mutual consent. All &C.
counts against the above arm, will be paid BY CYRUS
KUHN, and all emands due said irm, will be paya-
BILE to CYRUS G. K.;HN-who will continue the bust
At the old stand door West 81 the Post Once
5HsEtz CYRUS @. KUHN.
49, C. Y. HAGGERTY.
Council Bluas, August 3s-nls-u
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The Bugte says the total amount of land
entered at the Land Office in this City, du-
ring the week ending March 9th 1858, was
with Warrants, l30, 900 acres with cash
1000 acres. We are not appraised Of the
amount of land disposed of this week, but
from the general expression of our land
agents in regard to the scarcity of warrants,
there must have been quite falling offfrom
that of last week. The Sioux City Eagle,
Of the 9th inst, says that the sales at the
Land Office, now open in that City, average
about four thousand acres per day. Thirty
thousand acres have been disposed of.
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U4HECT FUN
O0VOAD OkUs 1GOC4 18A0D0 C01C0BO
A-a.sa
an Z0I 866lEOEx6886
l@AkiN III EA II %h
-...:II .s..r n !" ss,-~- ns
" wssss So OssseuSV ese 1sOs~ -
Lard Ao9 Mood.
u. - II 81 kT1 Xnas, n 49, .AS1Ss1
49, 80 se<.s.. =. Is
- - $3.50 49, = - - -
Gfeas 01se1so1ppe 0aver DFaAEe0
- u - 49, 49, Svssdaeg -
- - =. - = y - -
az Nr1DAa mSstancA anvnhf
gGe y this Route 9ravsllen fron Council 1ll1
md BORT Des AoknoD viii sase 1wenty-ase Miles 4is.
tapee. Fare Lower than By any other Route:
Four IkAl1S Leave AoWA Gly WAllyy
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~ First Arrival Of - ..e
FURNITURE AND CARPETS
AT THE
EIIRNITIfRE ENGR0RIIIM M l.

1tALL AND SEE SAM. 4 JIM PORTER
~ FIELD. We invite our patrons, well a. all who
do not consider themselves such,
to visit this POPULAR ESTABLISH- a. -
nENT. and see for yourselves, our
Fkrstssrs, Csrpsss WSsAss W1srs.
We feel warranted in saying that the prices shall
please. s. l. J. PORTERFIELD.
ID. Store Room on Middle Broadway. Tnl-u
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1857.
1857. ,@ 1857.
n { SEASON ARRANGEMENT.

Regular Packet for Kaasas, Omaha, Coua-
a Gil Bluff 4 Siosr City
THE NEW, ELEGANT. FAST AND COM
i MODIOUS passenger steamer, OMAHA, Andrew
regular packet for the above and ali intermediate points
on the Missouri river. pzsroas rely upoA her
t0uing the trade during the entire season. 5s,ssa
The Omaha having been placed in the most unexcep-
tonable order for the trade her oces hope that ~
strict attention TO the comfort Of passengers and bas
ness to merit liberal share Of patronage from ship
pers and the public generally.
3da AG& sf39s ~ 81 a. WlNELAND, Master. 4
ts,r -+ts j. J. WILCOX, Clsrk.<g,s1
l. n3u
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The River-Fsrryin9.

On Monday last, the river at this point
r.;.ed some ten feet, and in the evening tho
ice began to journey southwark, pressing
into service the Washington City, and the
Steam Ferry Boat Nebraska. The former
Aoated but short distance before she was
secured, while the latter was carried some
two miles or more down the river, where
she lodged ON sand-bar. A large company
got aboard Of her and tried to shove her of,
but to NO effect, she lies high and dry, where
she must remain until high-water. Notwith-
standing this accident, We shall not be with
out means Of crossing the Big Muddy but .
few days, at the most. The Company have
fine ferry boat above here, and for which
men have already been dispatched, 80 that
in ten days, at most, if the weather contin-
ues favorable, the Omaha CITY will be
plying across the river at this point.
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FOR SALE.

81 FOR SALE. IL
40 Lots in Howard Addition.
20 good Lots in Mullins Subdivision.
100 Lots in the Railroad Addition.
10 choice Lots in Halls Addition.
Several fine lots in central portions Of the City very
desirable for residences. Several fine tracts Of land
within hours ride Of the City with timber water
- Also lots and shares in Omaha City, Bellevue
DeSoto Tckamah, Logan, n r and Junction City Iowa
n Also 100 Of choice land two miles east Of
Sioux City which 10 about 20 acres timber. nl-u
a--.. -r. EDWIN j. FRASER. Land d0enf
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Estra,y.

TAKEN UP By THE SUBSCRIBER, <sM
i on or about the Goth Of November, ~
ONE THREE-YEAR OLD STEER, red
and white, branded with the letter "P." -~--A
just back Of the right hip The is requested to
E EFe 81 John GALLUP.
Council Blum, Dec, 26th, lso7-ns5-sm
TSURNITURE-A large assortment just received
Il and for sale low at the BEE HIVE.
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c. Our neighbor Of the Clarion, says
he has "disposed Of the matter Of our city
charter" and pretty clearly intimates that
in doing 50, somebody has been wofully
belabored, and rendered hors du combat.
Our neighbor is not the first person who has
laid the 'shattering JUNCTION to his soul, !" that
there was no Gcd but God, and Mahomet
was his Prophet. We had supposed that
Csrvantes, by his admirable burlesque on
Knight Errantry, had done away with that
species of tomfoolery, but We now see our
mistake-our ncishbor takes a. much credit
to himself for 'sdisposing of the matter Of
our city charter" as Don Quixotte did for
his valiant assault upon the Windmill, or his
desperate encounter with the puppets.
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60 Hon. s. r. Curtis and Hon. TIMOTHY
DAVIS, sM. Ca" from this State, have our
thanks for valuable public documents. We
are also indebted to W. H. N. PUsEY, Of the
State Senate for attentions to this od6ce, for
which ve tin our old "wool' hat.
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81 STEAMER
THOMAS E. TUT.

For Giasgov, Lssiagfoa, s.. Joseph, RsesasaA,
Iore Point, NebraskA City, Cosac1 Di4Ss,,. :
Stoxs City, Fort Pierre sad MestA YeiIo1
THE NEW LIGHT DRAUenF
freight and passenger steamer TnO4.
e. TUT, r. II. DoxIER, Master will
trips the above and all intermediate points - he
Missouri River and continue IN the trsds during the
season. Fta7@s ~ tt55 '7sz T i
The undersigned return their thanks to their frien
and the subtle generally for fayoss heretofore exeA
to them and respectfully solicit share VI business the
coming season. I'm. DONER.
4gi-3v Mig q s-..e 5sas. 81 l. n. A. DOylRRt@
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R~The State Central Committee Of the
o.called) Democratic party have issued a
call for State Convention at Iowa City,
June oath, 1883, for the purpose Of nomi-
Mating candidates for such Offices ~ are to
be filed at the October election. Nothing
like going through the motions, 90 geo up!
Slaveocrats.
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60 A. A. SnIln, has removed from Low.
er Broadway, to bis now shop On Main Street,
where he is fully prepared execute al orders
in his line. He has On hand splsadid -.
sortmeut Of wallpaper and borders, to which
the attention Of the public 10 called.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02
Central railroad Fare Incrensed.

The Central road will charge from the ISL
of February next, four and half cents per
mile for all travel over the road. Consider
ing the great inducements of cheap travel
held out to the people " hen subscriptions for
tho construction of the road were solicited,
# appe.rs that four dollars aud half from
Charlottesville to Richmond Is not fulfilling
these promises. The tact is that there are
already many serious complaints made by
the public against the present schedule OF
rates of travel and especially of transporta-
ton. Some of eur old farmers insist that
they can have their tobacco and other pro-
duce hauled TO Richmond upon the same
terms, if not cheaper, than the charges now
made by the railroad. Charlottesville Adc.
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DIE D..

On Sunday afternoon, 3lst ult., al . o'clock,
Ann CORNELlA, wife OF James l.. Chamber
lain and daughter OF Theodore \ DAWSON, III
the 10Th year OF her age. III Her funeral Will
Ike place from the residence OF ner husband
OH Prince street, this (Iuesday) afternoon At >
o'clock The friends and acquaimtances OF the
family, are invited to attend.
On Sunday, 3lst uIt., MARY JANE, only
child OF F. +. Johnston.
On Thursday morning, 2Nrh ult, after pro
tracted illness OF nearly three years. which sac
bore with Christian resignation, Ann RkBft-
CA, in the AUth year OF her age, wife OF Orlando
K. Dephy, ami daughter OF the late VIM. Beck,
OF Prince Georges county. Md.
At New Orleans, on the 23d ult. GRAN
WILLIE OLDFIELD, Jr., only son OF u. ).
Oldheld of Baltimore
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E.ag- LIBRARY LECTURE The Rev.
F. \. REESE, d. D., OF Baltimore, viii deliver a
LECTURE before the "AeXandra Library
Company" on lhtesddy ere'nag "erf AN 's'.' at
the LYCEUM HALL. a: o'clock. Subject .
"poErRY AND POETS or AMERICA,
Tickets may be obtained at 'he Drug stores
Single tickets rs cts..-admIlims gentleman
and lady 37t cents-admitlng gentleman and
ESQ.,, liz Elcts eb 2-&t
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trERRUARN lSI', lsjn--H4viUg Just taken
an inventory Of my stock OF goods, find
have more than want and will sell some on
very reasonable terms tor CASH Now Is the
time Tor bargains tor any thing ~ my way.
Among other things, have SEVEN THOUSAND
PIECES or Music, besides Instruction Books Tor
Piano. Meloiion. Guitar, Violin, Flute. Banjo
Flagiole, ACCORDION. tIutlna, Bugle, &c.
Then have great variety ottue MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS above named. and can furnish
You any others wanted.
Again have a select stock of school and 9th.
er books Blank Books. Memorandum Books
Copy Books. States, Pens, Ink Letter. Cap Note,
Sermon, Lawyers. Bill, Drawing Tissue, Wrap
ping. Euvrlop" and other PAPERS. IN fac
abou; every thing IN the stationery line.
Besides all these. | have a great variety OF
such Things as Writing Desks, Work Boxes,
Cabas, Portfolios Backgammon Boards. Chess
men, Donjnoes, Port Monaies, Pocket Books
Purses Tablets. Card Cases Sold Pens, Pocket
Knives and Scissors. Hair, Teeth, ard Nail
Brushes Combs Leather, Morocco. and Castor
Bags, lukstands, Water CoIors, CameIs-halr.pen
ellis. Clo,h >tretcaers SC. but must stop-jus
call and see Tor yourselves.
feb [Seut JOHN H. PARROTT.
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be- To tie Voters cf Aier1"'i''a.-A@ th"
time for our Municipal election - drawing near
and the importance OF selecting eihclehi anu SN-
perenced men TO fill our municipal Offices De-
comes more and more apparent, permit us 10
suggest to your confidence Tor your SUM- "%e>,
one, vino. If he meets yonr arprohdU"n' We 'e''
warranted in saying, viii dISchaf2r 'n' ""ieS
OF Superintendent OF Gas win "a m"ch ''"r'l'S
Tn rho CORPORATION. and satisfaction 10 the Peo-
nie as anv man that could be named; and
IosypY GRIMES VINO has done good service, and
labored hard and successfully as member OF
tho Gas Light Committee, we take pleasure IN
announcing as that most suitable person anu
one who will be cheeruly supported by
feb 2-3t. MANI VI H'f..'''
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The market opened very dull and nearly all
the offerings on Change except OF Corn were
withdrawn There were SALES OF 1000 bushels
new white Corn at SOC. Quotations for Flour
and Wheat are nominal! and III the absence OF
transactions are hardly reliable.
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Fairfax county. jan IG-eots

NOR SALE We offer Tor sale privately un-
I'll King George County February Court,
(whrn II will be sold publicly the beautiful
FARM in said County, and Immediately on the
shore OF the noble Potomac, Is miles from
Fredericksburg, and 80 from Washington city,
known as THE COTTAGE. containing FIVE.
HUNDRED ACRES; attached is a tine flSHE-
RY, and with the single addition OF a Bell,
would rank with any other OF the river.
We sell only for division, the partnership hav-
ng expired in December last.
Terms very accommodating.
With a most inferior force we reaped 1900
bushel, Of wheat, and the corn crop proportion
ate. The flats lay well and take grass finely.
The higher land heavily timbered with Cedar
Locust, and Walnut. Improvements sufficient
and comfortable.
The farm Joins Fair View, the handsome es-
tate OF John Fl. Smith, now advertised for sale.
and attached would form plantation inferior to
none on the river, for profit and compactness
Society good, Churches Schools, Stores, and
Offices convenient. Game abundant, Swan,
Geese. and Ducks, with Crabs of both kinds, i'm
medatey az the door.
Refer to JOHN JETER, esq, on the Estate,
w ROY MASON, esq King George Court
House OF JAMES PARKE CORBlN, at Fred
ericksburg, for any further information.
JOHN JETER,
JAMES p. CORBIN.
y ".
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Loo AL 1T + Nj ,

County CorRr.--TDe quarterly term oil the
/ County Court commenced yesterday. ~
grand Jury was empanueIed, who found true
bills against John Crawford for petit larceny;
Geo. Marcy for assault and battery J0hn
Donelson, Geo. Marcy, Peter Sblrman
for willful trespass, and John Boiling Tor
willful trespass. No other business was
transacted, and the court adjourned until
this morning at 10 o'clock.
THE WEATHER yesterday was very disa-
greeable In tn morning we had Slight
fall of snow and hail, and in the afternoon
regular northeast rain storm.
DEruTY STANDARDIZATION IL. Smith,
yesterday qualified before the County Court
as deputy sheriff of this county.
OPENING OF THE FAIR--The fair for the
benefit OF Grace Church, opened at Ssrepta
Hall, last night. The Hall has been beautI-
fully decorated, and the tables presented
very tempting appearance. The object Tor
which the fair is held is worthy Of liberal
support from the community.
LEcrURE.-It will be seen by notice IN
another column of to.day's Gazette, that the
Rev. Z. Yates Reese, in addition to his lee
ture, on tomorrow night, before the Youths
uome Missionary Society, is to repeat his
lecture on Thursday evening, at the Lyceum
Hall, before the Library Company, on
Poets and Poetry" The public will be
gratifed at the announcement, as all who
heard the lecture before, and many others,
were anxious for its REPETITION.
About o'clock, last Saturday morning,
as Mr.. Joseph 3. Chandler was passing the
a.ley between the Globe office and Reynolds
restaurant, 10 Washington, on bis way from
chop" at Browns Hotel, lie was suddenly
wavlaid by three fellows, who choked him.
stole his valuable gold watch, aud then ran
off. A fortr light ago, the fellows, who stab
bed the bakers, were supposed to have escap-
ed BY aD alley on the next .quare.
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NUNlCATED

The Long Bridge" controversy is rich
decidedly so. 1t affords infinite delight IN
town and out Of town. The Washington
people-,en times rs much interested as
Alexandria is--s0y nothing, but keep
devil of q thinking" The only thing wrong,
10 the whole affair, is the Signatures" of the
comba,ants-A. b., c. d, f. F., q. H., and
the other letters of the alphabet, with plain
Citizen, aud Another Citizen, and still An
other Citizen, won't do. There ought to be
names corresponding to the dignity of the
occasion and The subject. | propose that the
next champion who enters the list, appear as
HoRsTIus Coolies! You remember how be
fought II the Bridge over the Tiber. Then,
those who follow can take other distinguished
Roman names.
"1hen out spake Spurius l.atius,
A Ramnian proud was he;
/, too, will stand on thy right hand,
And keep the Bridge with thee
And out spake young herminias,
OF Titan blood was he:
will abide thy lett side,
And KEEP THE BRIDGE with thee"
MACAULEY.
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The Baltimore American says.-"lhe comb
ton Of the money market is entirely unch"nged
Eastern exchange is little hrmrI. The bro.
kers were buying New York and Boston funds
at !. and Philadelphia DO. at ] per cent. pre-
MUM
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COnX s..


lii the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. poolittle pre-
sentcd petition from ninety-seven citizens
of the Uoited States, praying that measures
NAV be adopted for the acquisition, by pur
chase, of the Island of Cuba, and Its annexa-
ton to the United States.
Mr.. Biger introduced a joint resolution
for the completion and preservation of digests
of tue statistics of mines and manufactures,
collected at the taking of the last census.
Mr.. Collamer introduced a bill to alter the
time of holding the Circuit and District
Courts in the United States.
The Senate resumed the consideration Of
the bill for increasing the military establish
ment Of the United States, and Mr.. Hous-
ton addressed the Senate in opposition to the
bill.
In the House OF Representatives, Mr..
Stanton, OF Ohio, offered resolution which
was adopted, authorizing the Speaker to is-
sue e. warrant for the arrest of j. b. Will
hanson, OF New 1orK, witness 10 case
of alleged corruption of members of the last
Congress, who has refused to appear in pur-
suance Of a summons from the sergeant-at-
arms, at the order OF the committee having
that matter under investigation.
4 bill to correct an error in the bill max
ing an appropriation fJr National Armory
purposes was taken up.
In the enrolment of tho Army apPropria-
ton bill of last Congress, an item of $500 coo
for the manufacture of arms WIS omit:ed.--
The object of this bill! is to supply that
omission. 1t was debated by Messrs. Faux
ner of Va, and Stauntou of Ohio, in its ia
vor, and Mr.. ChcfieId of Mass, and others
in opposition to the bill.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Feb l.-Flourdull. Wheat ked
SIo3SllO; white Sll5al32 Corn. white 81
G55c.; yellow 4jc. Whiskey 20G!.c
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IIIFI ITIIUI Ut dTIUU,
JOHN JETER,
JAMES p. CORBIN
= George Co, Va, jan 22-2awts

MISERABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
~ On Honday the 22dof february nert, (Court
day,) will be offered at Public Sale, at Warren
gssess ton, if not previously sold, the FARMERS,
E. HOTEL, on terms 10 enable the purchaser
with proper management, to pay for 1t, out OF
the profits olrhe House, to wit in payments Of
/, 2 3, and years
This wel.known Hotel is capable, in the
hands of good landlord, OF drawing, as II has
heretofore done, large and profitable custom.
Adjoining the public buildings, 1t is most con-
yeuient Tor transient visitors 10 the Court House
OF the large and populous county of FauquIer.
k.A The BRICK BUILDING, containing six
-.I::E good rooms, opposite this Hotel, and which
can be conveniently used in connection with 1t,
is also for sale.
Persons wishing to purchase will apply 10 the
undersigned JOHN q. MARI.
Warrenton, Jan lS-eo2w