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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-19
Washington, January

Washington |dnb1g 10
In the Senate, we had, yesterday, the hrs' in'.
house to use theatrical phrase, that we have had
this session. II was known, from what was re-
ported to have passed a, Fridays sitting Of the &C.
nate. tina, Mr.. w ebser vas, to day to make his
argument in favor Of the bill 10 appropriate money
10 pay the claims of ou, cliz' Ems upon France Tor
spoiatons committed prior TO 1900. The subject
"a, rather dry one but no subject can be unln.
,eres,ins in Mr.. Webs,cr's hands. tic did not fail
% m Ike the best Of tina, which he had before HIM
10 discuss.
The brllan, crowd, however, which throngea
the Senate Chamber 10 hear Mr. Webster, were
gvs,hed eyond their cx pectations, in hearing also
both Mr. Calhoun and MIR Clay, who joined IN the
debate with earnestne.s and in their hoPpies' man.
Rev, though no, a, great length
Ihe Senate adjourned without ticking the qncs'
sion, Mr. Bibb having FIRST obtained the hoor
One Of the mos, interesting incidents Of the day.
4 one as unusual as 1t was gratifying, was tho en-
trance into the Senate Chamber of the venerable
Chief Justice, who, after the adournmcn, Of the
Supreme Court, repaired to the Senate to hear Mr..
Web.,er. Bc was handed to a sea, by one Of the
mos, di. yu.hsd members, and tho evident sensa
ton Of sGoc,iona,e respect which pervaded all who
Witnessed his entrance. was delightful to every
tsholder, ~ a spontaneous homage 10 age, v"tu'
and rublic service. MAJ. mt
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LYNCHBURG. JAN. 10. 1895.
FRENCH RELATIONS.

Bv The last mil, we src gra''hed to 'e" .n''"a'
he Senate, on w ednesday last, took up Mr.. lays
Repor, on French Relations, and concufreu 10 Inc
following resolution, 1nonimonsIy'
"Resolped That it 10 inexped'en', al present. ~
adopt any legislative measure IN regard 70 inc
OF affairs between the United States and f''"ce.
Fouy-fv members Of the Senate ~o' present
ALI of whom, as above stated, voted for the resolu
t,on. This remarkable and unlock cd for vote lhu'
cate. an absence Of party feel,n., promising the
most auspicious results in any Ultimate Legislation
on this subject which may De called for by The con
tnued refusal Of France TO fulfil the stpulat,ons Of
the treaty Of indemnify.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-19
standing we have been very near him. bos shall
find some means of meeting him vssy soon.'
PORTUGAL.

! standing we have been very Near him. ovs SHAH
find some means Il meeting him vssy soon."
PORTUGAL.
FALMOUTH, Dec. l3.-The Lisbon packet 10 a.
grin detained by orders from London. There 10
good reason 10 suppose TIM, she IS detained for the
purpose Of taking on, dsspa,chc. which will state
xpl,cly tina, the policy ofthc late government To-
wards Poftugni will he adhered to by the present
NJ ins,ry ; and further, thst as far as Portugal Is
concerned the qusjrupic treaty will be si'ie'ly en-
fofcoJ.
Il would appear that the Wellington Ministry do
not entertain quite such friendly feelings towards
The Queen Of Spain. II 10 reported, and generally
believed in nsvni circles that orders have been sl
ready sent out TO vessels cTuizns Oh the eoas
Of SPAIN directing them not TO interfere with the
entry any vessels into the ports OF that Country,
and consequently, as there are no Spanish vessels
on the Bl.cayan coasr, the whole Of the provinces
within il will be accessible 10 the p'rtisnns OF Do"
Carlos who are suid TO have two or three small
vessels laden ilh urms, which they wish to gc'
landed ne ar Billion. Whatc IN the Qncens Gov
eminent DO abouti One or two steamers would
reciually defend the whole line Of coast, and con
yey abundance OF arms and ammunition within the
reach Of General Nina.
AUSTRIA
Vienna, Dec I've now learn that the first
news of the change in the Brush Cabinet caused
much nstonishmcut even in our highest circles,
which were by means prepared for such u"
event. Persons who are generally well informed
Affirm Tint the news excited some apprehension LEST
the change Of the ministry should lead to change
Of the present political system, and throw new diff
cues in the way Of the maintenance Of general
peace. In this respect however, very satisfactory
communications have lately been received from
London, TIM, there is every reason TO hope thai
the advocates the present system will find IN .hr
new Tony ndministI alton only II moro energetic
support the grcaier the u"ab'n,iy Is that prevails
between them in regard To principles.
MARKETS.
Correspondence Of the Journal Of Commerce.
LONDON Is h Dec. 1884.
The grcat demand for Cotton which prcvailej
during the last month, and which operating on
small stock, induced an advance OF nearly | III PEI
10. has considerably abated; and decline on the
prev ious advance of about ID has been tho consc-
qnence Should nothing occur, however, 10 DIS
iurb the Currency of the country, and the peace OF
Europe, we confidently cxpcc. the demand will re-
vlve IN the spring.
Tob1rco-The demand continuing very COOL,
the prospects arc very favorable.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-19

IT vNSEED OIL -Just received few
IL barrels Linseed OIL White Leaf and other
Psiats.-A1se, alsrge assortmnnt Of Candics-
Black Tea in cad lbs. papers. 6ne quality.
Ut. al, 2. ROYALL.
MHv
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FSom tie ~ Y Journal Of Comrsree Jan. 10
VERY LATE FROM EUROPE.

sGnb Ah T. 0OsU "
The packet Ship South America. Capt. wafer
man. arrived below on Saturday uher"oon, ana -
bouts o'clock We received our papers ny express a.
eros. the island viz London 10 the evening Of DEC
18th aud Liverpool to The l1h
The New British Ministry was formed on the
18Th.
The adviecs from Psris are TO Dec. lh,evcning.
Nothing had tanspired on the subject of,hc AMIR
lean Treaty.
In England much dissatisfaction WIS manifested
IN many places NJ the revolution IN the Ministry /;
public meetings were being held almost without
number; but no acts OF violence had been commit
ted
Parliamcn, WINS ordered TO be further prorogued
from the 18th Of November, TO Thursday the
l5, Of January. Blu, this is mere matter OF form
az Parliament can be dissolved ut any time. No
ding, however, IS yet known Of the dissolution,
though il 10 probable that The momeni tho m'n'sie-
rial arrangements are completed, It will take
place
Eiom TIE Lond0d Globe, Dec. lGh, epening.
THE NEW BRITISH MINISTRY.
The following is y correct list OF the New Caoi-
net Ministers appointed n, the Council held this al
ternoon al ST. Jamess Palace:
Sir Il. Peel FIST Lord Of tho Treasury
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-29
BY EsYTCrEsE * GOON.l i

a Tho ENQUIRER is published n week. generally
three during session
Price, tho hcrso'orc Five Dollars
Notes OF caltccJ banks will
csvcd The Editors viii
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No will bs discontinued, but
Editors, until all arrcaragcs have been led
8- Whoever will the payment Of nno papers,
have tho tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One
assumed by a ell itsc nvirons
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NEW AEpvEKwssENsHsN Tss.

Il AND FOR SALE.-Wishng 10 remove TO the
N South, the subscriber offers for sale his tract of
Land lying in the county of Prince Edward about ~ miles
below the Court House aud the same distance soull
wardy from the fourishing village of Farmvilc. The
tract contains about $50 acres, good proportion of
which is in woods of prime quality for tobacco. The
cleared Land is equal to any in the ncghborhood for
tobacco, corn, wheat, oats &c.The improvements arc
perfectly new having all been erected within the last
three four years and beautifully situated about
800 yards off the main road They consist of hand
some two-slory dwelling house, elegantly finished, and
all necessary outhouses, including ice house, carriage
house, &c. Attached to this also is an excellent
Grst Mill Zone mile from the dwcing.) commanding a
liberal share of custom; also Backsmiths shop-The
subscriber respectfully and confidently socits the atten
ton of purchasers he is disposed both sell and to
make his terms accommodating-He would have no OBJ
lection to take Negroes, at valuation, payment of
part OF all of the purchase money.
EDWARD Il. MILLER
Sept. 90. 42-wI0w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-29

HM ESSRS. UHiidm J. Frceiand and DongaId Fergu-
lvA SON, jr.-You not being Inhabitants Of this Com
monwealth, we take this method of giving you notice
that we shall, on Monday the second day of November
lo3o, at the office of John W. nskins, in the town of
Nlaysve, in the county of Buckingham, and State of
Virginia, take the dispositions of George w Kyle and
others to be read as evidence in suit depending
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanccry for
said county, in which plaintiffs and you and
others defendants LEWIS WEBB & co
Septe mbcr 90 A2-wAws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-29

THNHE subscriber will continue his School, as former
q ly at Prince Edward Court House The winter
session will commence the first Monday in Novcm-
Der, and close with the month of March, The summer
session will commence the first Monday in May and
close with the month of September. Tuition 500 per
session. DAVID COMFORT
Sept. 30. 42-4ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-29

IA rs HALbhM returns her thanks for the liberal
lFA patronage she has received as Teacher of Mnsic
ano P'eugts herself (as hcrethorc) to her utmost
one can take few IN addition 10 her present number
and Will attend them at their residences if preferred
room, IN Mrs Guigon Boarding House over tbd S,rc
Of Messrs. } N. Gordon & Co
September q. n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-29

EAIhER--The subscribers have on hand and will
% receive daily from their lanyard large supply Of
atneri consisting Of 1000 sides beet oak tanned sole
ngt ana heayy, 1860 sides woxcd and russell upper
iFnihefi % dozen waxcd Calf Skins: 800 Kin Skins
5sifung Harness and Bride Leather Sheep skins &c
al oi wh'si will be sold on reasonable terms
September 8. az ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-29

R TEACHER WANTED. The subscriber. rcsd
~ ing IN Fairfax county, Va, within about 10 miles
oil washington City and at perfectly healthy situation
wishes to employ private Tutor in his family 10 tak@
charge OF the education Of FIVE six children 10 one
VINO can como satisfactorily recommended 20 charac.
ter, ana qualification TO teach the Latin and Greek Ian.
gnoges English Grammar. Reading Writing. Geoera-
ply, Arithmetic, Algebra and the higher branches Of
Mathematics an adequate salary sill be given.
Prompt application had better be made as 10 is des
able that the school the first Of October
rcNt. lJoly 81 .-25-uOl r. G. MASON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-29

HMMEDlATELY after the conclusion of the sale tf
IL MIR. Bolts horses, at the Tree Hill Races in 90
tobcr next shall Offer for sale large and beau
nl iiiies, two years old last Spring, got by Eclipse
The dam Of one of them got by Sir Charles her
grandam by Hornet her great grandam by Bedford-the
dam OF the other got by Sir Alfred her granda by
Pomona by Worthy (own brother to Waxy } by Pot.soos
o Kelys Eclipse. &c. &c.-The latter fly is engaged
to run in a sweepstakes, at FAN field, next Spring.
Powhatan Sept. 10. T3S-it"1 ABB CRiJMP
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-29

NBW LINE or POST COACHES 6Om EIL
mond u Chor01esJiic--in fine sfgfe 0td rim tLe
requisite speed and coajort-Fafc reduced 10 a osIV
instead Of g 90 The present rate For seats or nor
nation apply al The Bell Tavern, in Richmond and Col
Wards Hotel, IN Charlottesville DAYS Of dcnsrt,re
from Richmond and Charlottesville, Sundays Wednes,
oays ana fridays WW. SMITH
guy ~ 20-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-29

0h NEGROES.-On Thursday the LIST October.
eDO at 10 O'clock will sell in front of our Office
80 likely young negroes, all from one plantation and
are sold by gentleman who intends moving another
State The negroes said to be as likely as any in
the State. J. * S. COSBY & Co,
sept IL. loJ-uOJ .2uctiOnecrs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-29

NOTlCE.-By virtue Of Deed of Trust executed
by Thomas Balowe, dec d., bearing date 10th Jul
w. 1890 and OF record in the Clerks Office of the conn
" Court of Buckingham, debt therein acknow
lodged to be due VIM. NJ Swoopc, dec d. shall on
to the highest bidder for cash, Tract of Land on the
waters of Slate River, containing, by estimation 800
acres, ON which DR. Burton recently lived or now re-
sides GEO NJ. PAYNE 4e,;yg J,,s,e.
September %. H-tds
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DOsH RISTHC.
ANTI.ABOLITIoN MEETINGS

IL y Is.
AT numerous meeting of the Citizens Of ;; i,,,,
ON oufgi meld pursuant to adlausepiember 1885,
= SU"' - JOHN H. WALLACE (Ju;yuo.
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E.SEsGEN.E.4,


RnoHD ROCK FALL RACES, 1885, will COM
hence as usual, on the last Tuesday in September
a .ne rec I'M Course, instead of Broad Rock, and
CONTINUE four days.
INST DAY--A sweepstakc for colts and FLIES 3 years
o1 tnat never won race, mile heats entrance SlUO
September - ~ W
Belcher lsham p.,ei--.. -
eGcoSn DAr.-propretors Purse, 9 mile heats, for
S25O-entIonce SIS
THIRD DAy:-Jockey Club Purse, 5000, 3 mile heats
entrance $50.
roC RITZ DAf.--A sweepstakes for colts and FLIES. 3
years old, mile heats, that never won race entrance
SiVo ha forfeit; now subscribers and expected
to close on the 18th September
Su6SertCerS.-Richard Adams William williamson
lsham Pickett
on Tie satne day, sweepstalSo for colts and FLIES
mat never won race mile heats, for silver turecn
worth S5OO-entrance money depends upon the num-
Der OF subscribers, to and close on the 2gth SEN
temoer. PICKETT & BELCHER.
l.. ~
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e edmond MEDICAL SCHOOL.-Lectures up.
Ma ON the various bIanches of Medical Science will
DC delivered in the city OF Richmond, commencing the
last Monday IN October and ending the LIST of March
next For that purpose, the following gentlemen have
associated themselves together, and viii teach the sub
lecs affixed II their respective names:
IN JOHNSON, NJ d. Anatomy, Physiology, and Sur
gerry.
JAMES BEAl.E, NJ: D., Practice of Physic, and the
Institutes of Medicine
ROBERT BRIGGS NJ D. Materia Mcdica Thorn
peutics and Hygiene.
ROBERT w. HAXALL, M. D., Midwifery and the
Diseases of Women and Children
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-29
September 8.

..
N. Is The farm above advertised as Woodstock con-
sists of two adjoining plantations, viz: Woodstock
per- containing 1887 acresand Forest Farm, containing
1888 acres They will be sold either separately or togo
ther: They are bounded by the lands of the Messrs
Fzhushs Jacob Weaver and others and among the best
OTaZnn farms in the Slae.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-29

HNELD AND GARDEN SEEDS.-Red White
a. and Hungarian or SaplinQ Clovcr-Tfnotl,y Or.
chafd, Herds, Highland, Meadow Dat and Velvet Grass
Seeds.
An assortment Of genuine GARDEN SERDs including
the Winter kale excellent vegetable that will stand
the severest weather uncovered
Mccormick, Davis, Barshare and Freedom ri OUGHS
and Plough Castings.
Wheat Fans, Straw Cutters, Harrows Cutvalors.
&C &c. Apply 10
Sept. 4. 1911 VIM PALMER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-18

The resolution from one Of the Seniors from
Missouri (Mr. Benton,) calling upon the Pres-
dent of the United States for certain intorma-
ton relative to the revenue, was then taken up
and read.
Mr. Poindexter said, the resolution was one of
Extraordinary character. 1t was new to call on
any but the head of Department for information
and this was a call on the President for more in
formation than had been asked for yet The
greater part Of what was asked for was mere
matter of opinion. He thought he would pro-
pose TO append to the resolution request that
the President also add treatise on banking and
currency-it would be quite as consistent. He
doubted the constitutionality Of the resolution
The President was bound, from time to time, to
give information of the state Of the Union, and
to suggest any measure to Congress which he
might think it expedient to adopt. AT very
early period of this Government the question
was agtated whether Congress should call up
on the President for his opinion as to any mea-
sure In the opinion of the democratic part OF
Congress, the President had no such power to
give his opinion to the House upon any matter
whatever, and Hamilton was Of the same opini-
on. AS the time for calling up the special order
was at hand, he refrained from any further re-
marks at present. intending to offer his objec
tons at the proper time, he would move to lay
the resolution on the tabe till tomorrow.
Mr.. Bentonca allied for the Yeas and Nays up
on the question: but upon an understanding
given by Mr.. Poindexter, that he would himself
call it up tomorrow, Mr.. Benton assented, and
the resolution was laid on the table till to-mor-
row.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-18

Fresh Garden Seed, of u superior quality, uoar-
ranted to be of the Grorh Of 1884.
vUNHE above Seeds were raised for, and put
l. mp by, the Boston Agricultural & Hortlcul
tural Seed Establishment; and il is well known
(by experience) that no establishment in this
country has a better reputation for vending
good Seeds.
The following may be had by calling at WIN
NJ. MORRISON'S Book Store, viz:
Cabbage.-Early York, Large Druphead,
Red Dutch (for Pickling). Yellow Savoy, Ear
" Dutch, Green Globe Savoy, Early Sugar
Loaf. Late do do, Salisbury Dwarf, Early Lon
don Battersea.
Radish.-E Scarlet Short Top, Cherry
Turnip, Long White Naples, Long Salmon,
Letluce.-White Cress, Drumhead, Ice cress,
Large Imperial.
Bpet.-Long Blood (true sort), French sn-
gar, Early Turnip Blood, Mangel W,urtzle (for
cattle), Sir John Sinclair or Swiss Chard.
Early Peas, &c. early Washington, Early
Charlton, Dwarf Blue Imperial, Knights Dwarf
Early Dwarf, Early Frame, Large Marrowfat
Matches or True Tall Marrowfat.
Beans-Eary Mohawk, Early China Dwarf,
Early Marrow, Saba.
Cdrrot.-Early Horn, Blood Red, Long or-
White Portugal Onion Early Caulifower,
Late do, Nasturtium, Summer Spinnich, Early
Orange Bush, Ruta Baga, Sugar Corn Early
Long Gilman do, Squash Pepper: Long Cay,
enne do Cherry Pepper do, Sage, Summer
Savoy, Tomato or Love Apple, White Solid &C.
lery, Early Purple Broccoli, Family Pump,
kin, Valparaiso Squash, Yellow French Tur-
MIN Curled Cress, Double Curled Parsley
Cantelope Melon, Nutmeg do, Green Ctron do
Large Dutch Parsnip, Bene Plant, Early Dutch
Turnip, Early Yellow Stone do.
feb lS-eOtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-18

Mr. Joln Quincy Adams, after "receNins
whole broadsides ofcomplments' from the Al
ministration orators in the House OF feplesen-
t,tives is now doomed to stand up ana take
discharge from the battery of the GLOBE oIqu''e
another nature. His explanation last "a'u'
day, skill him dead" with the Jackson me":
His reported war speech was "varlousiy receiv-
edn in Massachusetts. Inc Boston .uo,.e.
No, inst now susceptible Of immoderate JOY or
,n,an,nerate grief-we confess that Mr.. Adams,
- This step. has neither surprised nor offended
- he thinks that the French have treated
onr nation with great indignity and deserve
GOOD trouncing he thinks no more than what
sse said two months ago. If we had the prero-
qa,ive of vote, we should now give that vote
for Mr.. Adams-that is, if We could be assured
that he would not turn about the next day and
defend the other side of the question"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-18
IN COUNCIL-FERRuARY II.

IN COUNCII-FEBRuARY IL.
At meeting OF the Common Council, on the
N 18th inst, the following persons were APP
pointed Commissioners for holding Eectlohs
in the several Wards, on Tuesday the Sd day
of March next, for members to serve in the
Common Council for the ensuing year, viz:
At the House of William Thomas, Unio,-st.,
for the First Ward.-James P. Coleman, John
A. Stewart, Thomas Sanford.
At the TOM Hall, for The Second Uard-Ro'
bert Jameson, Silas Reed. Edgar Snowden.
At the Old Indian Queen Tdrern, h,ng,sTeet,
for the Third Ward.-Andrew Schoiheio' 'o-
seph Smith, James Douglas. ~
Az Mrs. Thompson's corner Prince and Aured
SIS. for Fourth Hard William Fowle, BenJa-
min s. Kinsey, John McCobb. feb 14-dt3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-18

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
TTIHE subscriber, being on the eve OF leaving
Il the United States, will dispose oft valua-
Bile Farm and Fishery near Alexandria, known
by the name of Milburn's Landing. This pro-
perry is not more than fifteen minutes walk from
the Market-house, and is located directly be-
tween the Alexandria Canal and the river, and
possesses several scites for erecting mills ana
manufactures and brick and sand can be had
in any quantities for their erection on the pre-
misses: the shore is bold, and the water deep,
consequently wharves could be built at little ex-
pense Another valuable consideration Is, that
this property borders on the Corporation, and
is Just without it, and, therefore, is exempt from
corporate taxation, &c. The improvements
consist of brick dwelling, containing six rooms,
and wide and airy passage in the middle,
brick barn and stable, smoke house, dairy, &c.
Also commodious brick house for the accom-
IA mediation of seine-hanlers. Also two -
lMN frame tenements in good order. The 1aA
whole Enclosure contains from twenty-five 70
thirty acres. The orchard is young and thirty
ing; the ground is in high state OF cultivation,
and, under the management OF skilful hortl-
culturalist, could be made to yield immense pro-
fits The fishery attached to this place Is well
established for its valuable resources. The 81
tuation is picturesque and commanding, afford
ing splendid view of the capitol and its sur
rounding vicinage, being on the Potomac,
where may be seen STEAMBOATS, and vessels, large
and small, playing its mild and unobtrusive
surface. Much game may be had in the luxury
of white backs, fresh fish, &C. In addition to
all these advantages; and within few feet of
the door, there is a limpid stream of the purest
water. ALSO
"a A three acre lot, with brick tenement on
EHHit near the above described property
"a ALSO
Cali Those two new two-story frame houses
near the fish wharf, in the town Of Alexandra.
IA ALSO
GiI one-story frame house, well finished,
and Immediately in the rear of the abovemen-
toned. ALSO
4. A one-story frame house and large lot on
! GV Alfred street, near Cameron-street
ia ALSO
HI That well finished and convenient two.
story brick house, with a basement story, In the
City OF w ashington, on 18th, between E and
streets, at this time occupied by Mr. Woodside,
ofthe Treasury Department.
ALSO
My half of an undivided tract Of LAND in
Fairfax county, Va. four miles from Alexan-
dria, on the Little River Turnpike Road. This
promontory presents to the eye, with beauty anc
effect, a panoramic view of the town Of Alex.
andria, and all the intermediate country. II
the above property is not sold by the first Mon.
day in March, proximo it will then be offered
at public sale.-Terms CASH.
For any information in relation to the above,
address MOSES HEPbChN,
Through the Alexandria Post once.
feo 5-3t62Wts
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NOTICE

NOTICE
rs hereby given, that application will be made
i to the President, Directors and Company Of
the Bank of Potomac for the renewal Of Ger.
tificate Of Stock of said Bank for eight shares,
issued in my name the 4th day of December,
1888, the same having been lost or mislaid. Al.
so, certificate of nine Shares Of Washington
and Alexandria Road Stock, standing in the
name Of E. A. Haynes, Nos. from l36 to 145.
WALTER w. ROBEY.
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