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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-16
SIRE at smyrna.

liiE METHODIST CHURCH oS fiRk-llE Build
ING sAVRp--DAMAGE Sl0Nh or sl,aun :
COVERED BY INSURANCE.
SMYESA, DEL, December l;ilh.-On saturday
night, at Tx o'clock, fire was discovered in the
basement OF the Methodist Episcopal church.
The alarm soon brought large number Of cti-
4ens to tile ground who succeeded in eXtinguisli-
Ing the flames. The Smyrna Eugine, small as il
i. did good service The basement was destroyed,
leaving the cass-roums unlnlured, The paper On
the walls and ceiling up stalis is probably rnined
by the smoke. A melodeon, black-buafd map,
pictures, aud a number of books were destroyed
Tie loss will amount to 4 thousand or fifteen
hundred dollars, covered by insurance in the
Kent County Mutual, and mutual company of
Wilmington. The other churches were kindly
offered to the congregation Yesterday Morsull
invited them to occupy tho Episcopal church in
the afternoon, aud Rev. MIR. Krnnlday invited
them to occupy the pr, sbytelian church IL tie
evening" This Invitation was accepted, aud the
Methodist pastor CIR. RittenhOuse) preached IL
a crowded house shaping his discourse somewhat
hy the exciting event OF the previous night
The fire originated ut the heater and ran along
The cold air iluc the whole lengthn ii the basement
% the rear OF the building. Here the draush
Increased the Iames, aud ina little While the!
would have been beyond control Tire manage
mcnt Of the fire was admirable Win the taciiigie
ut hand, aud no letter iiremtn can be touud any
whore than smyrna affords tlPnt DEIT.
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wilmington and Heading Railroad.

ANOTHER LoCoMoTIvK-rRo"REss OF Tiit WORK.
Locomotive No. &. Tor tho Wilmington and
Reading Railroad Company, has Just been com
pletcd by ". NJ. Baird x Co., q Philadelphia,
and Is now in this city. II isa large Passenger
locomotive, OF the SAINT size rs No. 4, already
described No. 5, lately il, use mere, has been
sent to Birdsboro, to be used ur construction
purposes, and Nos. aud = are at Coatesyille,
Owing 10 the bad weather little progress was
made 10 track laying last week, but with lht
three gangs now at work, and working from thi'
city towards Coatesville, one from Coatcsvie il
this direction, and one at Chadd's Ford, the
work rom here to Coatvsvie can he completed
in " days Of good weather.
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sHas#==s-7i - - 7-7
Incendiary Fire.

uEsfnrcYloS or PusEy, JONES " Co.'S LOWER
SAW MILL AND ENGINE HOUSE.
At about II O'clock Wednesday night fire was
discovered in frame building belonging to
Pnsey, Jones d Co., on the property formerly
occupied by W. g. A. Thatcher, as o ship yard
The building contained an engine, the powerful
machinery for hauling vessels up on the marine
railway, three saws and FLAMING machine.
Being of frame the flames spread with great
riaidity, and though the flremen arrived prompt
N on the ground, it was entirely destroyed. The
machinery was much warped and otherwise
damaged, and the total loss will be between $1,000
and 5000, on which there is no insurance.
The fire was undoubtedly Of incendiary origin
rs il commenced at part OF the bulldog thai
could In no way catch fire from the boiler fire.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-16

san AccIpEsr.-We learn that Mr.. George
Howard residing near Blackwater, while stand
lug in d woods last week, where parties were
falling trees, was struck and seriously injured by
a large limb broken off by falling pine. The
limb struck him on the hip, tore on niue inches
fortunate man WINS with difficulty extricatsd, and
conveyed to his home, where DIR: Dennis dressed
the wound and otherwise administered to the
relief of the sufferer. -Deldpareua.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-16
on AyD AFY,fR MogDar JULl va,

on AND AFThR McGDd JULf va, lsds
FREIGHT TRAIN, with PASSENGER tnr attached
will leave Stations named IL hc following ch.nHtd
hour, t-ubiect to delay inciaeHt 70 feishl buzz
ueesl viz;
0ioins s;uuqn, leave Wilmington about Una NJ;
New Castle, 4 ne; MildletuNn, 4 90. Clayton, 7,lb
Davcr, so Camhen, 80 FELTON,, 1913. ard be ir
~ Harrington 10 81 a. n.
s4nisu NORM, lplravt Harrington gbint $40
NJ, FtBoA, 4uN Camden, a.0a, Dover, . 81, NOR nn,
q 10 CLAYTON 7 %, Middltnwn $40, New N1riir,
l1.So. ana BE- due ~ MilMretnn ll.hP, NJ.
III train will stop to lake up p.,sses .rrs only A
-'Enis iMined hui will Re, down passengers NJ Ant
regular stopping place htt~ecn Harrington aud WI
ln..pton, hsGErr larc'a Corner State Road, Deia
u at. Jlnctiot and iupuni.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington arr Philadni
phia .. 30 a, N. Leave PhadnlphiN, Ii Is A. n
And Wilmington 90 p. NJ, for Hct CASTE.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
Additional tn those shnYe will leave myrna Ia,
Clayton lf45 a. NJ, and stu +. N, le .ve Dlayt0t
| for Smyria, $40 A. NJ, and 2.inp NJ. to make COY
necton with trains 10 and from Dove. ard titationi
south
q. nENAl.L
NnE lal n
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-16

% mfNaToN AND BA2r.Nohs
Ran. ROAD TIME TABLE.
COMMENCING MONDAY, May 10th. 1869,
AND WAsHINGToN AVENUE, y follows
WAY-MAIL TRAIN at $40 A. NJ, (Snndays exce,s
ted for Baltimore stopping at all regular stations
Connecting with Delaware Railroad at Wilmington
for Crisfet and iaterInediate atations;
EyPkhSS TRAIN al l2.0p Nj. tSuiaays e2eeh
ct,,I for Baltimore and Washington, stopping at WI
mitgton Perryvilc, and Hayre-de,eirace connee'
al Wilmington with train for New Castle
EXPRESS TRAIN ut 400 p. NJ. Sundays except
od for Baltimore aud Washington, stopping OF Shete
tor Thurlow, Linw0od, Claymont WILMINGTON, new
town, Perryville, Havre-deG Grace, Aberdeen, Perry
mans, Kisewood. Magnolia, Chase's and stsmiuer'f
NIGHT EXPRESS at II. 80 P. NJ, tpaiiy,) Tor Balu
more and washington. stopping ~ ChestoI, Tnnf
low, Linwuod. Claymont, Wilmington Newark
Elktan, NORTHEAST Perryvlile Harrc-de-Grsne fef
rymans and Magnolia.
to the 1910 rrsin
WILMINGTON TRAINS
Stopping OF all stations between philslcpsia ane
Wilmington:
Leave phadopals at 4 a ,s sSo c snS
aoe mh Delaware Rairosa Tor Harrtan and IL
| terngdiate stations.
Leave wihainaton at e.an aud s,io a NJ. In
s.1o md 1.0N Qnsii9 7. M rne $40 4 n. train WI
| moi stop hetweeu ifaestsr and Philaaelphia
Traius lcaying Wilmington at - A MAID ~
p. NJ, will connect Mt Lamosin Junction win lhe
:
1 trail Railro d.
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
Lave Wilmington II 1890, A. NJ, 1870. asi an
1920 r u.
CHESTER FoR PHILADELPHIA,
Leayo Chester II I.25 iSs90s and liuS ~
Eli, LIS, 90. TsU and 1873 T. NJ
FRoM BALTIMORE TO PHiI.AbfiFhlAs
tenv5 Baltimore " T.io A. NJ, Way Mst 9.55 q
H. hzpress ans PM. Rxpgass T,9a r n. EzpreA
1910 L. N. Express.
From BALTIMORE TO Port Deposit and intermediate
stations At son u, NJ.
Accommodation train from Port DEPOSIT will leav
Perryvllo at 6. AZ A. NJ, for Baltimore and ihterme
Hate stations.
Tr4in- ior Baltimore leave Chester AT l2.06 A. NJ.
and o. II a. Nj. and 4.3b T. NJ.
Trains for BALTIMORE leave Wilmington al l2oZ al
i0.G2 A. NJ, It's and Ell 2. NJ.
SUNDAY TRAIN elOM BALTIMORE.
Leave Baltimore ii z.2S + NJ, stopping 1t Mag
noa, perrymaus'. Aberdeen, HayFede.Grace, Perry
vile, Charertown, Norh-East, Eikiun Newark, stan
ton, Newport, Wilmington, Caymont, linwood all
H. " EgNNEY, Superintendent
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-16

NJ. &D.R Il. ANNUAL MrEriNG.-At the an,
aual meeting OF the Stockholders OF the Maryland
and Delaware Railroad, held at the office OF ine t
shares we're represented. The annual reports
were read and approved, and the following per-
sous elected officers and directors:
President. Gen. +. Tilghniin Treasurer, Dr.
g. W. Goldsborougl. :,
!. p. Manlovc. David Knots, j y. w. Powell,
{. W. Huntington, and n. Murray.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-16
Reaistsr's orders.
ID EGlSTER's Office.

ID EGlSTER'S Office.
h New CssTLs COUNTY, Nov. 4th 1853
tTpon the appl cation ri james Strmd,
Administrator OF inre, Tnompson bate Ct WI
ninsto, Hu DIRE 10 spid County, dece sed, Il iso'-
dered and directed by the Register that the Admins
TRAITOR aforesaid, give no ice vi The granting o Let
ters Of Administration upon tie Estate Of the decea
sed, with the date of granting theref. by cauti'p
advertise ts TO be po.ted within forty days r. m
the date OF such Letters in six Of the mot pnblic
places Of the Comfy Of Ne Caste requiring al
persons having demands against the Estate, to pre-
sent the same, or abide by an Act OF Assembly IN
such case made aud pr vidrd and also cause the
same to BIZ Inserted within the same pc !, d IN the
DrLAw ARE 1RiBUsE. a newspaper published in Will
mingtnn. and To- be contiDu-d therein two months.
l@,l Given unuer the hand al seal OF me-
3BEAL. of the hegster a'nresai at New astle,ih
()CI New CASTLE County ator.s Id, tn day and
year above written. GIBBS, Register.
NOTICE.-Al persons having claims az ainst the
Es ae Of the deceived must present tn. duly al
tested to the Administra nr or h' fore November
4th, 1870, abide the Act Of ss-embl, ~ sncn case
| made and provided, JAMES STROUD.
| nova 2Ylw Administrator.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-16

BaArss vs.. MuscLE.--The Milford Mutnaf
Friend says 80 A gentleman residing in VIII
iuington, who recently visited Milford, alter
seeing the manner in which the grease is squeezed
from 'cracklins," in less than one hour maze
minutes what now takes two persons three hours
to perform. 1t will probably be patented before
next hog killing"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-16
-oNK.iiALF THE REGULAR RATES.


Wcwaut guod r. liable lis in ev ry p.rt oi hr
country Rytmpo trg sou kpaFe lint !" form rnOs
aud ending orders You aH 'b'a Inc mo
liberal commissions d hrr in Cnah or Ale,eii"D.
iixa. ana all goods suui by ns Will he ~ Represented
aun We gia ante -alisi4ction TO every one eealnA
with rnr hou'e
Ats lie hUl uay4 are coming, we a-r M king pc III
r-n gent TO yesc one VINO e'as our ~
yer is III Ht. wih III ~ ct h nd-one am us u
HID " presses that can be III ngn o wish
os and otnable In N 10 trucnIe tnem rhcrp at d
xprditilusy we VIII give tpn y one VII ) viii he
come our Agent. .ne nntdreh FIRE. kels tnum.-
i IL. sinic of the IN ms dT rent ar l. from Ahi
,nJl c "a nssc ,unr stle ion Vi hp ga present..
For re urnlDs IL ] clubs from these Free ickeis.
nc ompahl,. b. tie eash, We Viii gle the sam
extra pfeinilii that now liv;, ia he sam; 81
if you hat p.id 10 cetsfir each one Of your Iick-
~ ewish son 70 ~ eerstHLd tllat M Other firm
in the business can co. pete win us III any W y
Ast is free ticket Il only good fl. the Holidays,
you nust send III ir ORD rsneinr' ~ totl ol
HnaAy Albania ec aa ~ "r IF, e al e ase
may rrla $40, int in every ntder 81 on T rlVt
IS 90 may b. retained PAY me APhhss
CHARGES. Tis oiE IL more e-lecitlll 10 asslsi
agents IN The Western and Southern SIalea, but ls
80 = y .oMMIssloNs.
Agents VIII be paid 10 prrceni IN caslor merchau-
dize wht they FILL ur 1uEtg EsrlIs cLun r hlth
brliw we give n unrial Lls # COMMISSIONS;
FIR an esao " ssv from lnb Of thifts, vc ii
nay the alc6i, as commission - yd-. Blown of
eachtd ii, etitg O., d IN s. Pattern Y 05 square
shawl French Cassim Pants y V,st ralt ri,
Fne large White Count rale, &C, etc. or $500 III
ASH
Fer al order ef $50, from cub Of Fifty. we vii
Ias the tui, comm s-iuil. 80 sds sheeiha, on
air heavy Wool Bs"s,ls. Popln, ress pate n,
| bands me square shawl, Sllver-Case Watch,
elc etc or 500 ii cssh
tor Gu ~ II 81 StUa, from club o One uund ed,
We viii psy q g1ui, c mn aston l10 ,ds. eoun
yard.aitc 81 citing oir-sihur Hnntnq, ase SAch,
| HI h Long Wo j Squit, su oi all Moo Fc en- Gas
SIN ire, eiC., &c. or 0 inc 81.
Wee iUi employ any frNellng Agents, md cus
I r. t not n fstilit u4fpDlt1t L
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-16

FArAI, AceiDEsr.--The Sussex Journal, OF
Friday, says: "Oa Tuesday evening last Gilley
~ Short, of Nanticoke Hundred, came 10 bis
death in q sudden and distressing manner. He
left this place early in the night, in buggy, lor
his home near the Old FQruace. His horse was
found near his house at late hour in the night,
and search was made for the deceased. when lii
body was found lying in the road in position
indicating that he had fallen from the buggy mead
foremost, as his head was badly cut and u CON
siderable quantity Of blood was upon his elothet
and the ground He was evidently severely
Injured by the fall, but the bitter cold must hay,
been the immediate cause of his death. Ih'
Coroner held, on Wednesday, an inquest over III
body The deceased was about 10 years OF az
and son OF Gilley G. Short,an old and respected
elizen of this county,.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-16

-Four bachelors bought pew together at a
Methodist church a. Wes'ford, Vermont, the
other day, to be used by them until one gets
married, when the other three arc to leave
tie pew in his possession.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-16

No IAN on CASNED FRuIrs. = Considerable
nisopprrhension seems TO have been created by
nur item about stamps on scanned sanees, &c,
thinking that it applied To canned fruits, Mr.. Tay-
lor Informs US that no stamp ia required on can
ned fruits, but on every single package Of fish,
sauces, syrpps, prepared mustard, jams or jti-
the Inited States. when such can, bottle. or other
single package with its contents shall not exceed
2 lbs in weight. | cent. For amy additional pound.
! cent.
The term sancci includes all ketchup, aud the
term fish includes saraines, hnth are liable te
stamp duty.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-16
LOCAL NEWS.

surr,rrAIrY.-Iu addition to the gentlemen
heretofore named, as Republican candidates lor
sheriff is Humphrey Morrow, of this clty,wnose
friends intend to urge his nomination.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-16

DsLAwARsAS DRowsED. dispatch TO the
Philad'a papers gives account Of the ioss !" T.,
an officer and two sailors from tne Vaney ivy ~
m, Rnpids below New York, and states that one
Of the men was Morris Peretinau of Delaware.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-16

De. WILLIAM FiELps has just been granted
another patent for improvement 10 manulaciur-
ing iron. This time il Is shect iron maue %
initiate Russia iron This patent was procured
through William Is. Virgins. Patent Solicitor.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-16

1t is proposed to erectstn New York. op-
posite the bronze statute of Vanderbilt, a
brass stat!l uf Fisk Jr., So that all the pha-
ses OF iail~ay manR uent nas. he repressn-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-16

AssA DrcKIssos.-As already stated Miss
Dickinson lectures here on the 18th inst. On the
evening previous, the 18th, she VIII deliver UT
Hall at Chester
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-16
3Iew Advertisements.

TIVE MAGIC COMB WILL CHANGE ANY roll
L ored hair or beard to a permanent Black or
Brown. One comb rent by mail for 81. For sale by
merchants and druggists generally. address Magic
Comb Co., Springfield. Macs
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-16
KSIr-.fk Sss-sSSIr.

Agents wanted everywhere u sell the AMERICAN
KNITTING NJ aClfISE, the only practical Family
Knitting Mschinc Invented Price S25. win knit
20 900 stitches per e1tnate Address AMERICAN
KNITTING MACHINE CO., Boston, Mass, or st.
Louis Mo.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-16

sss5rNatWs GulpE"-The real .origlns. .
IL 22,O00 sod. Tets how 10 hunt. trap and
catch ALI ,iriinals from mint 10 bear. SO iinins
secrais. "a pages. We h'u.a livery by needs y.
it viii pay Money reiuhdcd II not satisfied. ,'ny
IS cls. v6rt pats. adntts- HuNtER T. GO, lnu-
fishers, linslslc. n u.
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eoLtGRa'9 rAqgSr
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Aromatic Vegetable Soap.

t4n}aaWtet- 81 talb1rna ,l,tl Rcd ,I,lck4 ritienl
J, s, ROBINSON s Co, Agents ~ WlmlnstH
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-07-09
EAMU,Y MEDsCINE.--The

IN Pain Killer is purely vegetable COM
pound; and, while it is a most efficient rem
even In the most unskillful hands. For
Summer Complaint, or any other form OF
bowel disease in children or adultsf 1t is an
almost certain cure. and has, without doubt,
been more successful in curing the various
kinds OF Cholera than any other known rem
edy or the most skillful physician. In IN,
liza, Africa and China. where the dreadiul
Killer is considered by the natives, as well
European residents in those climates, q
sure remedy.
THE PAIN KILLER.-We have known the
high character of this medicine, and that IL
is used with great success and satisfaction
in our best families 1t is the favorite med
icine ofmissionaries in heather lands, where
they use il more;thapall else together for the
diseases that abound In those warm climates
1t should he kept in every house, and be In
readiness for sudden attacks OF sickness
Christian Press.
July 2, lS69.-1m.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-07-09
SpsriaI Notisss.
uEEMROLD,s concentrated

IL Extract Sarsaparilla eradicates Erup-
tive and Lucrative Diseases OF the throat,
Nose, Eyes, Eyelids, Scalp, ana Skin, whien
so disfigure the appearance, Purglng tne eNli
effects Of murcury and removing all talnis,
the remnants of Diseases, hereditary or olh-
erwise, and is taken by Adults ana children
Two table-spoonfuls of the Extract OF SafS
saparilla, added TO pint of water, Is equal
to the Lisbon Diet Drink, and ono bottle
is equal to a gallon of the Syrup OF Sarsapa-
rilla. or the decoctions as usually made
An Interesting letter is published IN me
Nedico-C hirurgfcaI Review, on the subject
Of the Extract ef Sarsaparflla In certain ar
fections. by BENJAMIN Travers, +. RS, &c
Spealling Of these diseases, and diseases arls-
Ing from the excess of Inurcury, ne stales
that no remedy is equal to the Extract on
Sarsaparilla; its power is extra2rdlnaary,
more so than any other drug am acqnaint-
ed with 1t is, in the strictest sense, torAic
with this Invaluable attribute, that IL Is APP
pIicable to q state of the system so sunKen,
and vet so irritable as renders other SUD
stances of the tonic class unaValiapie or IN
furious. ..,.,,~-,,,, -,r,,- nv
TRACT SARSAPARILLA, Established up
wards of IL years. Prepared BY ,,o
Nav IA. lS69.-2m. 594 Broadway, N. Y.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-07-09

ELECTION DAY.-Thanks to Lieut..
Clements and other officers, the day
passed off here very quietly, We heard
several accusations against one OF the
officials and certain negro man, but
do not care to repeat them unless they
shall be substantiated.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-07-09

CHERRIES. The like of cherries this
year at Lichfield farm we have never
seen. Yet it was not particularly
good year for cherries. ,Ihe trees were
burthened with them, and they lasted
during an entire month. Some of them
were as large almost as pullet eggs, and
MS full of meat. A thousand pounds
might easily have been dried, which, in
the New York market, would have
melted several thousand dollars. But
the labor was not to be had for love,
money or barney, and so nine-tenths
of the crop rotted ON the trees. Oh
for the Chinese.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-07-09

CONSERVATIVES CoLoRED MEN.-lt is
very desirable that the names OF the
colored men in this county who voted
the Conservative ticket should be made
known to the community without de-
lay. Send them to this Office at once.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-07-09

GLORIOUS !-Old Orange, quiet as. a
stone and just as strong, has come out
gloriously. They won't give us the Of
fetal returns, but IRE knolo Sanford is
beaten By at least $50. perhaps 200
majority. Bully Pardon us, but we
must say Bully agin? b U L l. :
EE!l! The whole Conservative
ticket carried the day in Orange by
about the same majority.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-07-09

DRIED BLACKBERRIEs.- We again call
The attention of our country readers to
the Importance of collecting and dry
ing as many blackberries as they can
during the seasol. They should be
picked before they get too ripe, and
care should he taken to prevent them
from getting wet whilst drying. The
price will rule high during the year,
and from one to three dollars day can
be made to the hand.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-07-09

SMALL FRUITS. -Strawberries in my
RAIDS have just disappeared from the
hillsidcs the earth is now a teeming
mass OF ripe dewberries, and blackber-
ries are coming on by the billioh-only
to rot for want of labor to gather Them
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-07-09

SUBSCRIPTIONS. beg subscribers
In the village and near it to remember
that their subscriptions for the current
year date from the 9Th of April, '69,
and are now over due.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-07-09

New PAPER. The Alexandra Sen
tinel, a weekly paper, published by
MI. Shots, and edited by Mr.. Cave,
has been issued. 1t is handsome
sheet, and it's matter, original and Sc
:ected, deserving of praise. Success to
r.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-07-09

LAND SALE.-Wc neglected to notice
last week tia. Miller & Hopkins, OF the
Piedmont Land Agency, had recently
sold the farm of Mr.. James b. Kirk,
near Mitchell's Station, to Mr.. Van
wick, of New York, for Thirty-Eight
Dollars per acre, cash. The farm con-
tains 5l5 acres.
We are glld to hear from an old ci-
tizen OF our county, says the Culpeper
Observer, and formerly from New YORK,
that Mr.. Vanwyck is highly respect
aNlc and wealthy gentleman.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-07-09

RAPID INCREASE IN POPULATION. We
are informed that there are no less than
six pairs of twins, all of tender age, ut
Cuipeper G.. H., at She present time,
and the cry is 'stll they come. =
Wives, wives, why will you do so?
so says the Observer. Our Orange
wivesare much more discreet and gem
fool
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-07-09

CUTE. poor fellow, was killed last
Sunday night. He was heightened
gentlemanly dog, much respected and
beloved in this community. He had
acquired very injudicious habit of at
lacking our colored brethren whenever
he saw them and without prevention.
Hence his death in the prime Of his ex-
lstence. Peace 80 his ashes