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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-20
IEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
Special NOTICES.

gg-THROW IN REINFORCEMENTS.-,,
The Citadel of Life is in a state OF siege All
through the year, but is never more closely m
vested than in II id-winter The liver is usually
somewhat torpid and the bowels more or less
constipated at this season, and dyspepsia often
assumes its most aggravated form in cold and
wet weather. In short, the sluggish system
seems inclined to intermit or shirk some oil It's
most important duties under the influence of Il
low temperature, and requires Wholesome sum-
ulation. The spur required is Hostetter Alom-
ach Bitters the only medicine which quckens
the action of the secretive organs, and brings
out the latent vitality Of the system, without
creating any febrlc symptoms, or the slightest
nervous excitement.
The great Vegetable Tonic is not recommends
ed as n specific for Coughs, Colds and ConsuEp-
tion-that field being left open to the c. ncoctors
of preparations which cannot by any possibility
reach the lungs but rs specific for the cohStl-
tutional and physical weakness when invite
pulmonary disease it is literally lntallblc Inc
most insidious and terrible enemy II human life
is not disease itself, but the weak ness winch NJ
fords it an opportunity to gain Il firm hold Of the
vital system. Remember that Stamlna, Vital
Energy--the life principle, or whatever you
may choose To call the resistant power which
battles against the causes OF disease ana death,
is the grand safeguard Of hcnith; 1t Is the gar
riSon of the human fortress, and when II wakes
weak, the true policy is tn throw in reinforce
cy occurs commence Il course OF lloStrllcfs
Bilters. jan l5-eulw
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in early life Manhood restored. Nervous debility
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-20

MILK TRAIN. The Fairfax News says
''rhrough the excrtions of Mr.. B. Garfield and
others, the O., n. L. NJ. II. Il. Go. have
promised to put a milk and truck train on Their
road the coming spring Already, ahont 600
gallons of milk have been promised by the
farmers this side of ManaSSas-and the best
part of the line not yet canvasSed.
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yESEESSI<S.E.gZ.

DOCTOR WILLIAM n JET, recently of
~ King George county, Va, has taken the
office on Washington street, adjoining the Meth
odist Church South, and respectfully offers his
professional services to the citizens Of AIeNan-
dria and vicinity jan l9-c"lh'
THOS. +. WILLIAMS. Md,
Offers his professional services to the cltl-
zcns Of Alrxuudria and vicinity. Office No. 81
Washington street, west side, between Cameron
and Queen streets. jan ll-3m
LINDEN KENT. ;. G. NEAT.E.
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LINDEN KENT. - - s>E!Ni.r-'
KENT IL NEALE,
IL ATTORNEYS,
AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW.
Practice in the Courts Of the city Of Alrxan-
dria the adjoining counties AID Of III" District
of Columbia.
Office No IS! Prince street. Alexandria, Va.
ort DIFF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-20

WASHINGTON AND ONO RAILROAD. Il
large number of mules and carts left here, yes
terday, for Hamilton, the former by the turn
pike and the latter on the cars. to be used IN
the extension of the Washington and Ohio
Railroad from Hamilton to puwelvillc, the
construction of which will he commenced at
once by Mr.. w. b. Mcclure, the contractor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-20

HAS TIE MESSIAH YET APPEARED? -
Rev. DIR. Deutsch, distinguished rabbi OF
Baltimore delivered lecture at Sarcpta Hall
last night the subject of which was the qucs.
ton, HAS the Messiah yet Appeared? His
audience, owing to the Indictment weather pre-
vaing, was not Us large aS it would have been
under more favorable conditions, but all who
were present were very much interested III what
they heard, aud gave the lecturer their undl,
vided attention The discourse was founded
mainly unou the ! lth chapter Of Isaiah.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-20

BAD PAVEMENTS. -COmpTalnts Of The cUl-
dition Of the side walks in various quarters Of
of the city are many and loud, and really some
thing out to be done to abatc the nuisance by
which they are occassioned. 1t is almost I'M
possible, even during day light. to walk the
length of a square, on any Of the streets with
out having ones boots spattered, and at night
shins is cause of thankfulneSS. The laws OF
the corporation compel property owners to
keen the side walks in front of their premises
in good condition, and they ought to DC executed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-14
Lager ps.r LosIe.

A tall green-looking youth stepped in
TO grocery where they keep something
TO drink rs well as to eat, and after peer
ing about little spied some gingercakcs
Said be TO the grocer;
Them's mighty fine cakes What's the
least you'll take for one of 'em,
Ten cents, replied the grocer
Well, believe I'll take one, if you'll
wrap Il mp right good,
The grocer wrapped up the cake and
handed II to him. Tie looked thoughtful.
Is ~ IL awhile aud said
don't believe want tllis cake afterall
Won't You swap me q drink for ~
Yes, said the grocer, as he took back
the cake and handed him glass of some.
thing.
The young man swallowed the liquor
and started off.
Hold on cried the grocer, you haven't
paid me for the drink
snapped you the cake for the drink
iiut YOU haven't paid me for the cake
You've got the cake
This last rctott So noupusscd the gro
Ger that be- stood aud scratched his p,sg.
tied head while the Young man made
good his escape,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-14

ODD uaAsat ary meas politely asned
tslaie8 SISTER
Tl,s lasa rsf.gEs u laai ausH ln Huns.
Ia, has nau,ea ~ reostet Kaiaueon,
l4aAnse hs erew 70 lrfuaaJ
- New O8osns paper says thai :
yeanE wEd0u u thn ety. who wr.tes
sci. i trasaing herssll 81 a. editor
Wbo : tbe esi.saf Sc i training 81
he lAaIess man d Ameries i ton.
ssrsieas nsgro When 81 goes Gsiiiug D.
isss IL ADe d hls dogs bind aeg aua
ulsa Gar bites he klcls ihe doc
"A feu evenings since . gentleman ST
~ unioa rlub l0st bic umbrella lie wrote
on card ard lacked Il on The umbrella,
siAnd "wlio Ia tskea ms umbrella.
scms one wrote under e. Give i ~.
wAai /, rough on Clara Just =
~ was telling Frederick a lupeA bo@
ethereal Der appetite VA, 70 have iht
cook bawl oai SAY vii yer have yer
billed pork ard beans now. Of walt lill
'er lsllefs gone
a Kansas paper chronicles d pleasant
and not uncommon ceremony ia Inst
state ~ follows Mr. 90 Missouri
got to owning horses llia, aid not belong
10 hlm, aud ncai thing be knew be
couldn't gei b. feet down 20 lhe ground
A soldier WAS sentenced for deserving
70 aAYe hls ear cut of After undergo,
Ing the brutal ordeal be Wa escorted oui
Of The eourts lard 10 the tune Of the
Rogue's March he then turned, and,
IN mock dignity lhus addressed tie
musicians Gentlemen thank Won;
but have no ear for music,
Aftemus Ward was on slow Call.
ioria train, add be went tothc condae-
tor and suggested that the COW ketcter
was on The wrong end Of the train, for
said he You will never oyeriake a cor.
You know but ifyoud put it on the otl-
e. end, Itmight be useful, for now, there's
nothin on earth TO beudcr COW from
walkin right ~, and bIlin' the folks
Bngct what did your mistrcs. say
she would have for dinner Broiled lob.
sterl Are you sure, Bridget Entire
get the gridiron Mary got the gridiron
and placed Il on the d.c. lntermission
Of FIVE minutes, after which the dialogue
was resumed a. follows Did you broi
that lobster, Bridget; DiyeI the broil!
The more poked the fire The more he
walked off. The baste's haunted III
try no more No good will come from
cooking straddle-bug like that And
where Is the lobster Diyela bit know
! the last | saw Of him. he was going
out Of the door with his tale half mast
A clergyman preached rather long
sermon from the text, Thou art weighed
10 the balance and found wanting. Afler
the congregation had listened about an
hour, some began to get weary aud went
out; Others soon followed, greatly 10 the
annoyance Of the minister. Whcreupon
be stopped his sermon and said That's
right gentlemen, as fast as you are weigh
ed pass out.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-14


Many eags $50, whsn fudge Robert
u Charlton Of savannah, Ga. was a
Young man, he. in company with hi.
ialher, Hon | II. Charlton, spent every
summer In the delightful village Of
ClArksyille, IN the northwest part OF Geor.
gia.
Que day Robert was passing along The
street In Clarksyillc, snd Il happened TO
Dc election day (members o. Congress
were then elected by what was called
general ticket sy.,em, and moi by district,
As they now arc1, when he was met by j
yerdAnt bui honest voter Or the mountains
who aecosted him thus
Mr.. Charlton, are you The man thai !.
running for Congress.
No, sir, I'm no candidate. Aly a4bcr
i, however iui may ask yon, WHY
ihi. inquiry,
Nothing, only ! 9a.en'i voted set
ut = not Inconsistent with ,our feel.
A.ss, asea, would ike It ifynu vote for
~ father
would Just .. .oon vote az him A.
ans body.
Mr. & thanked him. aud thinking Der
hap' BIZ friend va. seeking trcat lnvit.
81 him Into neighbofing tavern.
What wiii son take
never drink ANYTHING. but see they
have some ginger.eatr. "a +. Heftale
oAs ofthem A. n0t
Very we'll Give az cake.
NJ brother i la towu with iae.
All right Take him ! oake with nv
respects.
Another cake Bas purchased and tad
ior, and tbc two friend. parted erssaev
10 end his brother, aud Mr. CAsslnn i.
join BE- youug iriel.d ID yarlay hara
hg
The golden hoafs % angeis WInes
passed rapidly aast aiih Mr.. Charlton.
Ills friend was soon iorgsAiss. Lair ia
ne evening or yesd4A, friend. yefv
aach to ,lie surprise q every enc aaIked
iato The parior add inqaired for Mr. Chsrl.
ton. Drawing from his bosom fonr.br.
six inch cake he sahl
NJ, chhriioa, beru's your cAke. Nv
hroihsf voted afore / seed him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-14

I Tho proprietor Il lbas yaigsbis Msda4at
shiit sGHrriaa II al los n health +aH q t8t0tk.
years ago received y lnian Jfcp, from shrt
she Irspand shWf ~ ~ 8vt afe EhitE g4s
saltsa ig eEff EpnF uf .tf itlepas gFf fsfa
e With egasA} gfHHflas 20 sth hs,r
urged hff ~ iHlipoHae .t,ta tlr pHb "a khs hss
consulted ~ The ftisf = tfH nHg LsAsf ~
70 90 ~. ahd feels tabBAgtt rs iil prove 0ff ~
the tiehfsi bltssluas ta hfl 80 Ihia 'saA ia
ternkl remedy rtaUety ysgetHiie a4li a8t u-
5ufs ths masi dellssis egasfIiNftaa. bas Il exits
Eehisi y nstHfs as eufgs fiefe srf u9i aseB na
der any confederation. h4f taf application N
esastie u vii eradicate VI hum1Fv siieA r
03le cause IN usAg eaAts Il gEftt ahftrag lis
fsnufaii8R riieefe ara e6ifne4 dlhalfs fratert p
efahge q ffs{ h8gHird- I'll testify. fkfts
bottles aiii e8ngiees the UlEet EsfPNfsi ~ ne
Surprising pfbf.eftlef IL ifeets are N9n4sfisl
d tiss relief aua a8Fe - tgs fallaNsaH dlsfAsts
& Folspsus rtsTt s fYrHs DsEsltR HrskHssa r
ibs BAfk asa lAhsls, b1sgepsl ialFltsttoa u
tGe Heart, Dtffessi1n u sPluts. hfteulEfiflfs
Chesge ~ f4fs. Whites uroEsleai 4Hecil8us h
laasEess, Inflammation u the hldhfys. ete re
pared And sold y NRs LfhEH EkiGHEB RAJ
aslpA Mass sead flF CifeHfs had 10 81
Drnggisfs ~ q 20 PEI bottls
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-14
LpIL.EPsY 0N -

ri CURB r. flifs dis 3e rom
riaipt y aoA patie er#4a "a ftatasn - ota.
80 pagns iWtiah aHa NtfiFe Htlbal IItNaf.
siiODs PHb.s-hsi bf re O FHllfs BFya 4 .
PERCEPTION Vas discovered hy hla ia safi +
pfGyldeuiiAl manner that BE- taaaHt ss0lfss
pBtiy Fetuse % iHake il sfaaNA, as b h8s lafst-
everybody Who has usei it ~ llig. ussft ttsitE.
failed q tsnRls rstT TIE ngfeflrls. piag "
y applicants ~ n5d Aadfses ~ D FBEIfa
BROWN, II Gland rtf q lers,t titF
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-14
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY q

fiBt tsfu.6n Ia gnif dtt4u FeiY krv.
enleeu ds,s l'fles cashoi AHd Information fus.
nshed ~ GEO fHAN bes b,-sei si rroFl-
deucs 4 I
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-14
2 X SIMON Ds,

JoURsAL JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
Manchester, YtFmoai. oei. LET. igTi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-14
MY FRIEND THE DRUGGIST

has had great mn ia small things aud now
the public viii turn their attention 10 more
important matters,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-04-17

LONDON, April 16-Noon.- Console
92A. Bonds 90]6.
FRANKFORT, April 16.-Bonds SO.
PARIS. April l6.-Rentes 55f $40.
LIVERPOOL. April 1873 P. M.--Cotton
steady uplands liz; Orleans liz:
sales $4,000 bales; speculation and c1-
port 3, 900.
LIVERPOOL, April 16-Egening. Cot
ton steady. Manchester advices unfa-
vorable.
New YoRK. April 1G--Noon.- Flour
quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull and
unchanged. Corn steady. Pork dull
mess 13.50@l3.62. Lard steady-steam
9I@03s. Cotton quiet and steady-
middling uplands 23351; Orleans q; sales
4l8 bales. Freights steady. Stocks
steady aud quiet. Gold strong. Go.
vernments steady but not quito so strong.
Money!. Gold 1919. Exchange-long
93s; short 1Ol6.
7 p. M.-Cotton firm; sales 4.406
b sles-uplands 235a; Orleans "a. Flour
firm and steady. fWhiskey quiet. Wheat
steadier. Corn quite active and firmer.
at 70@701a. Rice dull, at 9@91s. Pork
lower, at 13. 25013.4O. Lard closed
weak. Freights steady. Sales of cotton
to-day for future delivery 900 bales, as
follows: May 23L, % SIG; juno 23ZS;
August "a; September 223s, 22h; Octo-
Der FL; November 20; December 19sS,
- ZIG. Money closed easier, ut G(07.
Sterling !,'I@92s. Gold 1O%Gl1.
Governments moderately active ind un-
changel. New South Carolinas firm |;
others dull but steady.
CINCINNATI, April 16-Flour steady.
Corn advanced, at 48C049. Pork quiet
city 400. Lard firm, at so. Bacon
drm-shoulders S; sides 635(9716.
Whiskey 81
LouIsvILLE. April 16.-Bagging I'm,
changed. Flour firm Provisions quiet
and firm. Whiskey s3@S4.
PHILADELPHIA, April l6.-Cotton firm
middling 233l.
BosroS, April 16.-Cotton sieady-
middling 231s; receipts 947 bales; sllcs
400; stock IL, go.
NORFOLK. April 16.-Cotton firm
low middlng %; receipts GS2 bales
snles 100; stock 1919.
AUGUSTA, April 16.-Cotton steady
middling %; receipts 100 bales; sales
325.
CHARLESTON, April 1G.-Cotton strong
middling 22L; receipts 3l2 bales; sales
35; stock 17,223.
0AhVESIoN, april lb Cotton steady
good ordinary 201i; receipts 90 bales
sales $50; stock IL, ,S54
MOBILE, April lG.-Cotton steady
nmiHddling 22la; receipts sc bales; sales
$50; stock 32,527.
BAhrlMoRE, April 16.-Cotton quiet
and middIing 2314; receipts SIS
balos; sales ITO; stock IL, $50.
SAVANNAH, April 16.-Cotton firm and
in. good demand -middling 22l.I; re-
ccipts SS6 bales; sales 800; stock 81, ,499.
WILMINoroN, April Cotton-mid.
ding 221i; receipts 81 bales; sales 76;
stock 1870.
New ORLEANS, April 1G-Cotton firm
middlinF 225G; receipts 6.S03 bales; sales
$500; stock l20, 7GG.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-04-17

A Pittsburg manufacturer lately re-
ceived the following note from II. G.
.! understand you sell large quantities
OF bolts and nuts, and that the latter are
OF very superior quality. IT, you will
send me bushel or two of your best
nuts in time for spring planting, I will,
by return mail, tell you what I know
about bolts. which is good deal."
Louis Napoleon is said TO be growing
more and more confident of tho ultimate
restoration of his line. Should tho
French throne be regained for his boy,
it will be tho first instance since 1853 in
which French sovereign has been sue
c'eded by his son.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-04-17
TMLE1l<;4RAP
Foreign Anairs.

GENEVA, April 15.-The sitting of the
tribunal for the settlement of the Ala.
bama claims opened this morning, and
terminated at noon. Tue statement that
Count Sclopis presided was incorrect.
None OF the five arbitrators were pre-
sent. Great Britain and the United
States only wererepresented; the former
by Lords Tentom, Taylor and Bernard; !;
and the latter by Davis, Cushing and
BeamaD. The official proceedings we're
confined to the delivery of documents
to the secretary Of the tribunal, who
will transmit them to the arbitrators.
LONDON, April 15.-In the House Of
Commons, tonight, Gladstone, in reply
to inquiries from Mr.. Disraeli and others,
again assured the members that the note
accompanying the British counter
claims protested against the jurisdiction
OF the arbitrators over the claim for in
direct damages. Gladstone proposed to
lay the documents before the House to-
morrow.
LONDON, April 6.-The following
statements give the only authority and
foundation, SO far as can be ascertaintd,
for the reported differences between
france and Germany, mention of which
was made in these dispatches yesterday {:
The London Telegraph, of Monday,
basing ON editorial article upon the ns-
sertions made by its own Paris and Ber-
lin correspondents, said: "We regret to
learn Of relations between France and
Germany, the critical condition whereof.
as made known through these columns.
is causing the greatest tnxiety to those
by whom it is best appreciated. It is
only by tho exercise of discretion at
Paris and Berlin that grave oomplica-
tions may be avoided"
The statements of the correspondents.
upon which the foregoing is predicted,
are, In substance. that Germany distrusts
the good faith of France, is disploased
at the extent of the armament and mill
tary organization which the Thiers Co.
vernment is carrying forward, and that
Prlnce Bismarck is about to enter q for.
NAL protest against the course France is
pursuing. in which he will declare the
necessity for prompt and decisive action
on the part of Germany, even to tho ex-
tent OF re-occupying the departments of
France lately evacuated by the troops of
the empire.
In addition to these statements of its
correspondents, the Telegraph asserts
editorially that it knows, on the highest
authority, that the speech of Theirs, at
the adjournment of the French Assem-
bly,, created grave impressions at Berlin.
Neither letters nor editorials of any
other London newspaper give confirma-
ton or countenanoe to the assertions of
the Telegraph; and while it has been
limited that that journal is in some way
in the service and interest of the Ger
man Chancellor, more general impress
sion is that the whole story is fabricated,
either os sensation or with design of
aiding in some speculative scheme.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-04-17
America n Intelligence.

New YORK. April 16.-The Tammanv
Society elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: Sachems, Horatio
Seymour, John T.. Hoffman, Charles
O'Oonner. John w. Chamler, Samuel
Tilden, Edward l.. Donnelly. 8. f..
Church. John Kelly. Oswald Ottendorf-
er, William Conner. August Belmont,
Miles B. Andens and John Fox. Trea.
surer, Arthur Leary. Sagninone, Will
son Small. Secretary. Joel o. Stevens
A general committee of colored citi-
zens resolved last night to omit public
celebration of the anniversary of the
fifteenth amendment.
CAMDEN, N. j., April 16.-John s..
Mitchell. leading Republican lawyer of
West Jersey, has written letter to Hon.
James Scovell, declaring in favor of the
Cincinnati Convention.
HAVANA, April 16.-The death of Gen.
Edward Agramonte ia fully confirmed.
The Spanish frigates Arapiles and
Corona have left st. Thomas for Vene.
zuela. The Spanish ship-of- war lorna
do has gone to Aspinwall.
A purging house on Poy's plantation
was burned. Loss $780,
WASHINGTON, April 16-Evening.
The bill prepared by Representative
Kelly, and which was to-day ordered to
be printed, is entitled On Act for the fur
ther reduction of taxation, and the pro-
noting OF commerce, and is designed to
be offered as substitute to the tariff and
tax bill reported to-day from the Com
mittee of Ways. and Means. Mr.. May
nard united with Kelly in this measure,
revising the order of the Committee OF
Ways and Means. kelley's bill gives the
precedence to tho internal revenue fea-
ture instead of to the tariff feature. It
provides uniform tax of sixteen cents
q pound on tobacco, and O consolidated
tax OF sixty-five cents on spirits. but
abo'ishes the tax on sales both on spirits
and tobacco. The changes PROPOSED
will, it is said, enable the trensury
practically to disband the internal
revenue service, 30 far as assessors.
collectors and assistants are concerned.
It makes provision for the mainte.
nance Of tobacco bonded warehouses.
under such regulations as mny be pre-
scribed by the Secretary of the Trea-
sury, and abolishes about one-half the
stamps included in Schudule B. The
tariff section adds tea and coffee to the
free list, together with other articles
which enter into general consumption,
but are not produced in this country.
1t also adds tho ten per cent. reduction
Of the Senate on iron and manufactures
thereof, woolen, worsted and cotton
goods, and some other articles. This
joint measure makes q reduction of
$50,000,000 from the two sources of
revenue, and provides for diminution
OF the force of the internal revenue
service to the extent of one-half the
number of employees and expenses.
The Cabinet was in session for about
Two hours to-day, Ill tho members boing
present, excepting Secretary Dclano,
who ls still West, and General Cowan
represented the Interior Department.
The special feature of interest was the
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-04-17
5000 Live Indians Just Arrived

|HGY aro pittcd against John Scegcrs'
una III smoke. GEO. SYAIMERS.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-04-17
Valuable Property in Pickens County
for Sale.

oAuoDAc 1IopeTCy IN flcKens COUNTY
for Sale.
N pursuance OF q decretal order Of tba C,--
Il cult Court for Pickens County. I will saiJ
to the highest bidder. for caeh. on ania.d
IN May, at Pickens Court House.
Ihat desirable Real Estate known as tho
"CRUIKSHANK TAN-YAND," situated on
Bruehy Creek, waters Of Ssluda. noar tho
AR Limo Railroad, and about eleven m iIee
from Greenville and ten miles from Nav
Pickens. The tract contains 7l7 acres ~
which some $50 acres are splendid virgin n.
rest. or the remainder, about 200 acres have
been cleared aince the war and are in a Iigh
state OF cultivation. On the premises ia one
OF the best Tan-yards in the State, and in
good condition. -
comfortable DWELLING and all necea.
sary out buildings. in good repair.
Inls ls rare opportunity for purchasing
good Real Estate, In q County as dietin.
guished for the good order of its societv Al
Tor the salubrity OF its climate and the pnritv
of its water. f'J
On tho above premises. on the Wednesdav
following. q large lot Of FARM STOCK. con.
slstlng OF Horses, Cows, Oxen and HOES. and
plantation Tools, Cotton Gin and Sorew
Sugsr Mill, McWright's Mill and a Connsr
Boiler; lot of Lime, Tan-bark. Tannera,
Tools, &C., DO. lIa-' l1,-,'--'
Tho above ia sold as the property OF Gillian
and Aiken for tho payment of the debts.-
re-, JOAB MAULDIN,
March 81 Sheriff Of Pickens County.
n8 GreenviIle Enterprise and Piokena Bon,
t1net copy until day OF sale. ..l-Tr'-~