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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-04
TARIFF OF CHARGES.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS SUGAR SHED COMPANY,
April p, 1911
The Board of Directors of this Company have
adopted the following Tariff of Charges TO take
effect on and after the first day of May:
Per Hogshead.
!. For shelter on sugar not to remain over five
days.
Storage thereafter forty cents per month
2. For labor.
,. For charge on sugar, changing hands under
the sneds, each transfer, and not to remain
over Ave days.
Storage thereafter forty cents per month
1. For removal from any part of steamboat
landing to the sheds. .3oc.
BARRELS OR HALF BARRELS.
Per Package.
!. For shelter or molasses not to remain
five days ..,................... .loe.
Storage thereafter ten cents per month.
z. For labor. &C.
;. For Charge molasses, changing hands
under the sheds, each transfer, and not to
remain over five days. Sc.
Storage thereafter ten cents per month.
T. For removal from any point of steamboat
landing to the sheds. s.......................l0c l0c.
No charges made on day of transfer.
The transfer of barrels into half barrels kegs
is prohibited
All extra labor shall be at the expense of the
owner
No sugar molasses sent to the sheds by the
Wharfnger shall be delivered without an order
from that officer unless the party parties claim
ing the same are responsible parties, well known
to the officer in charge of the sheds and all charges
paid. G. CUCULLU,
apo lot Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-04
NEW YORK.

Treasurer Spinner Sailed for Europe
S390,00O Specie Export-Jay Gould
and the Erie Books-The F0ster-Put-
nam Murder Telegraph Dividend
stocks Rather Heavy-SOutherns Very
DulI-Commodore Rogers Examining
Ships i'm Chatham DOckyard - Death
of Florida Judge.
New YORK, May 3.-Treasurer Spinner
sailed in the Scotia to-day. The Scotia took
$1,000 in specie.
A non-bailable writ has been issued
against Jay Gould. The Marshal has dis
cretion, should Gould produce the books of
the Erie company, to release Gould upon
$4,000 bond.
The strikers were undemonstrative to-
day.
Ex-Judge Stewart, counsel for Foster,
charged with the murder of Putnam, has
put in a plea that the Indictment is void
and irregular, on the ground that Judge
Cardozo, before whom the indictment was
found. was assigned to sit in the general
court during the April term of courts, and
that he has no legal authority to preside
over the court of oyer and terminer, before
which the case must come up.
The New York, Newfoundland and Lon
don Telegraph Company have declared a
quarterly dividend of two per cent.
Arrived: City of Washington. Arrived
out: Italia, Iowa and Australia.
Evening.-Gold closed at Ill Is. Govern
ments dull all day, off ls. Stocks rather
heavy. Money easy, 405. Southerns very
dull and steady. Tennessees, new, O. "a; Vir-
ginias, new, 72l2; Louisiana skies, 67; new
62; levee skies, 20; eights, sc; Alabama
eights, lol; fives, 20; Georgia skies, 50;
North Carolinas, 47A; new, 25; South Caro-
linas, II; new, 60al. Sterling steady.
Gold opened at lllls, sold down to Ill,
up to III 4, closing at III ls Skies of 1881,
116B; fve-twenties of 1862, 1l0%; of 1864,
1l0zs; of 1865, ll07s, new 1l3ls; of 1867
1874; of 1868, 1874: ten-forties I0Sss.
Mail advices per Java say Commodore
Rogers, of the United States navy, attached
to the American legation in London has
been making an extended examination of
the various ships constructing or being com
pleted at the Chatham dockyard.
Hon. Thomas j. Boynton, late Judge of
the United States District Court of Florida,
died here yesterday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-04
BUCHAREST.

Elections in Favor of the Government
Military Officers Cashiered.
BUCHAREST, May 3.-The elections have
resulted in favor of the government.
The military officers whe were implicated
in the conspiracy for the plunder and muir
der of the Jews have been cashiered.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-04

"The fact is" said an elderly wife, "a man
does not know how to straighten up things
He does not know how to commence.
don't WONDER" she remarked in conclusion
"that when God made Adam, he went right
to work and made woman to tell him
what to do"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-04
Academy OF Music.

The weather was favorable and the at
tendance large at the Academy of Music
last evening. This evening "The Lancers"
will be put on, and it will be repeated to-
morrow evening. Saturday matinee,
Caste" Saturday and Sunday evenings,
ours" Monday evening, for the first time
in New Orleans, Home" Robertson's last
success.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-04

DR.. Thomas D. Worrall leaves this morn
ing, on the steamship Florida, for Havana
via Cedar Keys and Key West. As mem
Der of the General Assembly, DR.. Worrall
was among the foremost in advocating all
measures having for their object the general
welfare of the State. AS chairman of the
Committee on Quarantine, he will doubtless
make such observations and learn such
facts as will enable him to make many
valuable suggestions touching the cause of
epidemics, and the best methods of quaran-
tine against them. 1t is believed that the
Doctor will not claim either mileage or per
diem for his trip to Havana Bon Uoyage.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-04
PARIS.

Versaillists Repulsed i'm Heavy Infantry
Fight-Commune Silent About the Fight
at Clamart.
PARIS, May 3.-The Versaillists were re-
pulsed in heavy infantry fight before
d'Issy.
Minor fights have occurred at Neuilly,
where the situation is unchanged.
The commune is silent regarding the fight
at Clamart.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-04
BRUSSELS.

Intervention in Favor of the Temporal
Power of the Pope Asked For.
BRUSSELS, May 3.-The Belgian Catholics
petition Theirs for Intervention in favor of
the temporal power of the Pope.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-04
MADRID.
A Financial Scheme G

A Financial Scheme Opposed.
MADRID, May 3.-The financial scheme of
the minister for the colonies is unanimously
opposed by the council.
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CUBA.
Encounter with Insurgents-Fanily of an
AInsurgent Chief Surrendered.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, May 1.-Colonel
Canizal, in an encounter with the insurgents
in the district of Cotre, killed eight and
took fourteen prisoners. Canizafs loss is
not stated.
The family of the insurgent chief Camille
San Chece surrendered at Santa Spiritus ON
the first instant
The Spanish guerilla Arden surprised
camp of fifty insurgents near Pazas, killing
a few, destroying their clothing and en-
camDmeDt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-04

persons who buy tickets in the Louisiana
State Lottery They frequently walk into
the capital of that institution by drawing
prize and having it immediately cashed.
The next single number drawing takes place
on Saturday. Those who are going to have
a chance for one of the 44O prizes to be dis
tributed then had better buy tickets at
once.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-04

Read the advertisement in relation to
subscriptions to promote immigration from
France, and especially from Alsace and
Lorraine
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BOMBAY.
DIR. Livingston mt Zanzibar.

Dr.. LlVln&stOn at LanzIbar.
BOMBAY, May 3.-Dr. Livingston is re-
ported in Zanzibar, alone and well, but
destitute
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LIVERPOOL.
Arrivals Yesterday.

LIVERPOOL, May 3.-Arrived: Alexander
Mar shall, James Jardine. Thomas Dunham,
Neuvo Raffaliur, Crimea, Blair, Athol and
Simoda.
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FLORENCE.
Papnl Guarantee Bill Passed.

FLORENCE, May 3.-The Senate passed
the Papal guarantee bill by vote of los to
20, but being slightly amended the bill re-
turns to the deputies.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE


Mr.. o. NJ. REDON would most respectfully inform
his customers that, owing to damage to his Bakery
by fire, he viii discontinue baking until SUNDAY,
May Z, when he will have a sufficient stock of
- o. NJ. REUON
First Premium Bakery.
my4 Ct No. l3l Rousseau street, Fourth District.
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VIENNA.
Practical Consequences of InfalIibility
Dogma Considered.

VIENNA, May 3-The government favors
the abolition of the concordat with Rome,
and is now considering the practical conse-
empire and people.
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nULUTH INFORMATION BUREAU.

Full and honest information on all subjects con-
nected with Duluth given the receipt of fee of
one dollar. Here are many business openings con-
nected with the Northern Pacific railroad-ques-
tons relating them to price of property here,
etc, promptly answered. Candid advice given as
TO investments. Address
II. 7. JOHNS, Duluth, Minnesota.
REFgRRSCEs
HON. C. MARKELL, Mayor of Duluth
e. W. CLARK 4 Co, Bankers, Duluth,
ap22
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-04

'None but the brave deserve the fair"
and none but the brave can live with some
of them.
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DISCUSSION IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS
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DENECHAUD's PAVILION,
Lake End of the Pontchartrain Railroad.

This great institution, and family resort will
make its OPENING TO-DAY SUNDAY, April 30.
Charles Jaegers string and brass band has been
engaged for the whole summer, and will entertain
the public every day, from the arrival of the three
O'clock train to ten o'clock every night.
Also there will be grand promenade concert
the departure of the eight O'Clock train. On Sunday
morning, there will be steam train, leaving the
lake end at three O'clock which will facilitate the
dancing public, to return to the city by halfpast
three.
The Washington Hotel viii keep open all night
apl0 I'm DENECHhED JARTOUX
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BERLIN.

livery to United States authorities.
BERLIN, May 3.-Alfred Greigenmeyer,
who murdered an Irishman named Gum
bleton in America, has been arrested and
delivered to the officers from the United
States, at the request of the American gov
prnInant
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FOR SALE.

A GREAT BARGAIN IN REAL ESTATE.
fine threestory RESIDENCE, which cost over
twenty thousand dollars to build and nine Lots of
Ground, fronting Washington avenue, filed up two
feet above the street, with all necessary out build
ings all in good repair rented on long Lease at
fifteen hundred dollars year.
FOR TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Title guaranteed
Apply, between the hours of ten and two o'clock,
TO JAMES READY,
fe2 No. Al Natchez street
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For RENT.

DOOMS TO RENT-oNE OR TWO FINE,
ID large, airy comfortably Furnished Rooms can
be had in private family, with or without board,
where the French and English languages are
spoken and free, from the annoyance of children,
by applying at No. 32l st. Ann street. corner of
Derbigny. The cars pass within few doors of
the house. Terms very moderate oc3O
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-04

TREASURER SPINNER SAILED
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The expense of producing this truly wonderful
spectacular drama has doubt deferred other
managers from putting it on. But, as object is
money! with the management of the st. Nicho-
las it will be executed-with what effect We leave
an appreciative audience to judge my2 st
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-04
BASKET PICNIC.

The Anniversary Celebration of the Order OF the
Sons of Temperance in the State of Louisiana, and
Pelican Division No. l, Sons of Temperance, has
owing to the inelemency of the weather, been post
poned to NEXT SATURDAY May g. at the Oakland
Course Riding Park. By order of the committee
my4 3ts W. w. MCCARTHY, Chairman
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L ADIES' FAIR
ST. PATRICK's CHURCH.

ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH.
The funds to be devoted TO erecting suitable
building for a Parochial Female School, under the
charge of the Sisters of Mercy, viii be opened at
ODD FELLOWS, HALL,
On Friday Evening, May 5, 1871.
Friends of the Church are earnestly requested
to patronize the ladies. ap3o LIT
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SOUTHERN VISITORS TO NAVAL ACADEMY
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V,O OUR PATRONS AND FRIENDS.

We claim for the DUFFIELD HAM superior
quality, from he fact that it is cured in pickle,
some of which s over thirty years old, which i'm
parts the flavor of an old ham much earlier than
other cures, and is so popular with epicures.
This pickle, from the manipulations it is sub
jected to yearly, improves, like long kept liquors,
in bouquet and mildness, although in full strength
Another yirtue claim for this old pickle from
its strength and peculiar character the hams cured
in it are found 10 keep better in hot climates al
though for this same reason the color does not ap
pear so early. They require a warm temperature
TO ripen fully develop and bring out the color and
fine flavor.
The common method of making sugar cured
hams is by the of new, weak pickle, and al
though they show color sooner they lack flavor
and win not keep well
All Of this brand of SMOKED MEATS, viz: Bone
less breakfast bacon joles, shoulders, dried beef
and tongues are cured with the above old pickle,
and are of superior flavor in consequence.
Premiums Awarded the "DufIield Ham,"
Medal at the Worlds Fair, London, 1851.
Cincinnati Mechanics Fair, 1894.
Hamilton county Agricultural Society, Ohio, l946.
Ohio State Fair, 1850.
Cotton States Fair, Augusta, Georgia, 1870
Medal at the Universal Exposition Paris, 1867.
Kentucky Mechanics Fair Louisville, 1854.
Illinois State Fairs. 1865 and 1866
United States Agricultural, Louisville, Kentucky
1857
Duffield Ham and Provision Company.
SUMMERS BRANNINS, Agents
ap30 ct No. Al Carondelet street.
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FEMALE SUFFRAGE DEFEATED

ATTEMPT TO AssAssINATE ROTHsCHILD
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a NEW POINT RAISED
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SECRETARY BOUTWELL'S RETURN
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B Y TELEG GRAPH .
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS

p T. l. e II n H L II
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
SECRETARY B0UTWELL'S RETURN
SOUTHERN VISITORS TO NAVAL ACADEMY
INTERESTING LOUISIANA COTTON CASE
a NEW POINT RAISED
TREASURER SPINNER SAILED
DISCUSSION IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS
FEMALE SUFFRAGE DEFEATED
ATTEMPT TO AssASSINATE ROTHsCHILD
DR.. LIVINGSTON IN ZANZIBAR
A New Association i'm st. Louis
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INTERESTING LOUISIANA COTTON CASE
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ADJUSTMENTS,

A CADEMY OF, MUSIC.
Spalding Bdwell & MacDonough 49,. Proprie tors
Thursday and Friday, May and 5,
Only time of the Grand Spectacular Military Drama,
THE LANCERS.
tsaturday Matinee, May g, 1871,
: Last time of Robertson's beautiful comedy.
CASTE,
And the musical farce,
BONNIE FISHWIFE.
Saturday and Sunday Nights, May 6 and 2,
GRAND COMBINED BILL.
Robertson's Military Comedy,
OURS,
Preceded by the
BONNIE FISHWTFE.
MONDAY, May 8-For the first time in New Or
leans RObertson's last success, HOME. my4 1t
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WHITE FAWN.

IN conjunction with many other pieces presented
will be the
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I (ooNTISUep ON EIGHTH PAGs.
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THE FEMALE ALBINo MINsTRELs,

and at every place have been received witt
crevasses Of applause.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-04
E,EMALE ALBINO MINSTRELS.
FREE EXHIBITION
ST. NICHOLAS SALOON,
No. 109 ST. Charles street.

TONIGHT
Will be presented, for the first time in New Or
leans, remarkable troupe of talent, who have
1ablished an enviable reputation among the play
going people of the "Old World" under the cap
1sOu of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-25
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
DISPATCHES TO TIE GAZETTE.
FOREIGN NEWS.

PARIS, Sept 24.-Marshal MacNlahon has
been heard before the committee OF lnvestlga-
ton on the conduct of the late war. The Mar
shall is reported to have said he assumed the
sole responsibility for the disastrous results OF
his march FROM ChalOns to Sedan. lie de-
clares that he did not act by orders OF the Elm
peror Napoleon, who exercised no Influence
whatever upon his resolution The plan adopt.
cd by him, 1.-THE Marshal, which was opposed
! to that of the concentration Of the army under
the walls of Paris, he said ught not to be alb
solutely condemned as it had equal chances OF
success But two days had been lost because
the troops were too tatigued to continue their
march and because he was ignorant OF the
movements of the other commandcrs-in-
which was the principal cause Of the disaster;
This declaration has produced u profound
sensation and the Bonapartist Journals express
great joy over it.
LONDON, Sept. PA special dispatch from
Versailles to the Standard says President
Theirs is disturbed by fears as to the safety OF
his life, and his bed chamber is guarded at
night by patrols.
The Standard dispatch also says Theirs is
ready to pay Immediately the fourth half mil.
lard of the German indemnity.
VERSAILLES, Sept: 25.-The report that 4
COulClCICC NstS HUI llulS Wy VI, i HlCiS
the Prussian diplomatists is contradictcd
1t is announced that the Government has no
intention of raising the state Of siege Of Paris
during the propagation of the Assembly.
The official Journal denies the truth Of the
report that the Duo de ChoiScl goes to Rome
as French Ambassador. .- ....
LONDON, Sept. 25.-It is probable there will
be favorable settlement of the New Castle,
Gateshead strike before the close Of the pres
cnt week. ....s
A banquet will be given Mr.. Butt, the newly
elected member Of Parliament from Limerick,
on the 18th proximo.
1t is expected that Commodore Ashburys
yacht, Livonia, will reach New York during
the first week in October.
MADRID Sept. 25.--king Amadeus has
gone to Saragossa.
The opening Of the Spanish Cortcs has been
postponed until October IT,
BRUssELs, Sept 25.--The Bank Of Belgium
has raised its rate Of discount to ) per cent.
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From ('uba,

HAVANA, Sept 2+.-Lettcrs from Puerto
Principe announce that the eastern part Of
the island, which included the whole seat Of
the instruction has been completely pacificd
and the Captain General will shortly return to
Havana All the principal leaders of the in
surreclion, with their forces, have either sur
rendered or been captured, and there exists
now only a handful Of marauders, who are hid
ing, and as it appears would also surrender but
for fear OF being prosecuted by the local au-
thorities for atrocities committed upon the lives
and property of the inhabitants. \ procama
ton by the Captain General declaring the in
surrection at an end will shortly be issued.
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The Markets.

LONDON, Sept. 25-ll. n. m.-Consols open
ed ut a2s for both money and account: Bonds
of 1862 81 1865, old, OBJ; 1867 9ls; lO-4os S9s.
LONDON, Sept 25-l.30 p. m.-ConSols H2S.
Bonds E}s for the issue of 1862. ill.,.
PARIS, Sept. 2l.-Rentes opened ut 81 francs,
IL centmc3.
FRANKFORT, Sept. 25.-Bonds opened at 94s;
New YORK, Sept 25-Stocks strong and
dull. Governments strong and dull. Virginia
skies G2;; new o. Money firm ut 6. Gold dull
ut l4s Flour shade tirnlcr. Wheat lc higher.
Corn firm.
BALTIMORE, Sept 25-Virginia skies, Old j2f
bid; do. coupon, old, G2! bid, G3s asked. Cot
ton dull; low mddlings nominalIy 1Sl. Flour
dull and unchanged; Western Family Pass.
Wheat steady. Corn firm. Oats firm ut 5la56.
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The British Government.

New York, Sept 25.-Charles Bradlaugh,
the head of the Republican movement in Eng
land, has been interviewed by the World Lon
don correspondent. Mr.. Bradlaugh declares
himself able to pull down the monarchy, though
not quite ready to build up the REPUBLIC that
Victoria is the last monarch who shall sit on
the English throne tibet he deprecates revo,
luton before 1876, when he will be perfectly
prepared for it, but that whenever the govern
ment throws down the gage to him he will pick
1t uD
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ALBERT STUART,
d. l.. SHOOT,
CONS. Of Sale.
sep BITS
DARE CHANCE FOR CAPITAL.

Il
Unable to farm from ill-hcalth, and anxious t"
pay my debts, offer for sale the following val
liable REAL ESTATE:
Tho LOWER GRANVILLE FARM, con-
tanning 3744 acres, situated + miles west OF War
renton, on the Waterloo turnpike and ADJOINING
"Oalwood," the estate of the late Robert H.
Scott. This land gently undulating, with line
Southern exposure, and lying in the basin OF tn"
Great Run Valley, i. valuable both for grazing
and farming PURPOSES 1t is finely watcrcd, with
an abundance Of timber, and has upon 1t n Ef 5a1
now FRAME DWELLING, with 4rooms. g5Ih.
which can be added to with convenience; 81 large
new frame stable, two corn cribs, and Is under
good fencing. Should the purchaser desire lac
can buy Capt. a. d. Paync's farm, adjoining, Of
some 315 acres when he will have fine estate,
20 acres, in that beautiful and fertile valley,
with orchard buildings, and every convenience
farm of g. acres. adjoining, can also be beng 1t.
| will also sell "LINWOOD," my place oi
residence, 3 miles from Markham station, on the
NJ. &. Il. r., containing 262 acres, situated at
the eastern base of tho Blue Ridge, within malt
a mile of tho Fails OF Albano,' in the blue
grass region of Upper Fauquier; we'll timbcrcd,
watered and fenced protected from the rude
winds of winter and famed by the most refresh
ing breczcs of summer; l doubt whether more
romantic spot, comfortable home, or de3iraDie
piece of property can be found. The uwellingls
comfortable, with NIL the necessary out buildings
The soil is of good quality, and generous in the
production of all the cereals, rich III minerals,
and intorspcrsed with springs Of various medicI-
nal properties. This p ace is also the Location OF
extensive marble qunrries, among which may
mention beautiful Brcccrin of all colors, Vord
Antique and Scrpcntinc Marbles tOphiolltcs) OF
different colors, Chalced ony Jaspers, Chromate
Iron, Soap Stone, SuIphate and Oxides Iron,
beautiful Ochres, very 81 car OF grit, and vaI'!a-
BILE for paints Mccrsohaum, rcd and white
Porphyres and rock which, when ground, Is
\ superior fertilizer.
Terms: want for this property STOOD in cash
to pay my debts; the deferred payments can b.
made to suit purchaser. "linw""d" Ia bc sold
subject to royalty of 10 per cent Address the
subscriber, ALLAN ). PAYNE, VI. d..
Markham Station, FauIuirr CO., Va.
If this property is not disposed OF by private
sale before the FOURTH MONDAY OF NO
VEMAER, it will be pat up at pgbc auction
on that day, in front of the Court House, i'll the
town of Warrenton, Fauquicr county, Va
FauGuier county, jy 1l-lnw}m