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VtrgInlnS News.

The Washington Star says:-"The attend
ance Of we'll known Virginia agriculturists
upon the Fair now in progress in Richmond,
is exceedingly small, though the crowd is e1.
ceedingly great. The truth is, We suspect,
that the Virginia farmers and planters
who for some years past nave been e1erting
themselves to make such displays IN their
midst interesting, for the most part side with
the State Society in the lntter's difficulty
with the Richmond corporate authorities,
and eschewing the "foreign at far" as many
of them style it, design showing their tamil.
lar faces at Petersburg, next week. when aud
where the State Society's annual show comes
eff"
The Charlottesville Advocate says there 10
now at Mr.. Dodd's Cabinet Shop in that
place, for repairs, an old bureau that posses
SEES no little interest, as it was undoubtedly
the property Of Mary, the mother of Wash
ington. 1t is now the property OF Elder
James Fife, and its connection with the iami,
ly of General Washington is fully sustained
by unquestionable evidence.
The Board of Missions for the Potomac
Association assembled in Warrenton on Tues'
day last. 1t is composed of the following
Ministers: B. Griusley, John Picket, W, Z.
Kerfoot, Samuel NJ. Sbute, William Miller,
b. 3. Warren, Stephen p. Hill, Isaac Clarke,
S. H. Rogers, II. W. Dodge. D. W Sewers,
Edward Kingslord and W. I. Broaddus.
The last quarterly meeting for the Kappa
hammock Circuit, IF the NJ. +. Church South,
will be held in Sperryville, on the 9th and
7th of November next. The meeting will
be presided over by Elder Wilson and Rev.
T. III. Early, pastor in charge.
John Scott, esq having been prevented
from speaking at Salem on Saturday, for the
want of a convenient place, addressed the
people of Warrenton, in the basement OF the
Courthouse, on Monday last, on the subject
of rc-openipg the Slave Trade.
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The Address of Mr.. CALEB CUSHING, before
the u. S. Agricultural Society, at Richmond
on the Material Interests of the United States,
has been published. 1, is bold and sugses-
tive in several of its passages, and deserves.
and will receive, considerable public atten-
ton. In what be says relative to the just
rights of the States, we heartily concur; and
applaud especially that passage where he
says:-
"We concede to the people of each enc Of
the States, ao,thin itself-nay, it is their uD-
doubted right and their privilege-that they
discuss at will the abstract doctrines Of So
cial philosophy, and try at pleasure all pos
sible OF experiments of theory and of !eslsla'
ton, and turn aud o~verturn society from top
to bottom, subject to the sole condition Of
maintaining q republican goVeroment.-
There, within itself, is the proper, and tho
only proper, field of such questions. We III
one State may deplore the alterations OF opln-
ion in these respects which agisase another
State, trusting that, in the end, reason will
overcome error, and truth prevail. But the
constitution of the Union fOrbids us to 90
further. 1t forbids one of the United States
TO interfere with the institutions of another,
in the sense either of innovation or the re-
preston Of innovation. To do either Of these
things, is to violate the first great tundamen'
tai principle Of the federal Union, to wit !:
the imperceptible equality ard constituted
right Of the individual States"
But there are other portions of this ad-
dress, relative to the proper policy of the
Government, over which we pause. lie. US
give for instance, bis remarks concerning
MExlco:-
81 r~eiterate that the sum Of our national
action respecting Mexico he's been conceived
bene6cently, aud 90 conducted. And l assert,
what l believe to be true, the double PROPOSE
tion-6rst, that the people Of the United
States desire, expect, aud intend, sooner OF
later, to interpose in Mexico and, secondly,
that the interposition will be In good wall TO-
wards her, and with conviction Of the com-
mon utility Of such Intervention, as we'll to
Mexico as to the United States.
And who shall gainaay US, when that day
arriveeP Spaiu? l trow not. Suffice 1t Tor
her if she have no other or earlier cause OF
Quarrel with the United State.? France? We
do not call her to account for the progress OF
her authority in Algeria; nay, we applaud
what she is doing there, as in the common
interest Of civilization; and we should DOT be
sorry to see her, or Spain, do for the sheriff
of Morocco and Fee, and the tigois Of bar
barism he rules, what she has done for Al
giers. As little right or cause would she
have to complain, and as much to approve,
If we should interpose for the redemption Of
Mexico. Epgland? Think We have no rea-
son to expeot-1 will not say to apprehepd-
any jealousy on the part Of England. She
disoerps DOW in the retrospect what she did
not see clearly in the prospect, that, whilst
her mission is 10 Asia, ours is in America"
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The Pennsylvania iudulges in a discus
sion Of the singular question whether John
w. Forney is o lunatic or koave." It's quite
certain, that recently be displayed considera-
ble "methodi in bis madness" if be is a lanatic.
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The Lynchburg Republican advises the
Democratic friends Of Mr.. Letcher to push
on their columns, and let q death blow be
given by the Democratic masses to the most
galliog system of political tyranny ever at
tempted to be inaugurated in this country"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-30

The election in New York takes place
mex. Tuesday. With the Opposition divided
into two or three parties, &c do not see what
10 to prevent the success Of the Administra-
ton party. 1t must be weak, indeed II II
does not sweep the State.
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wetuht OF Million Dollars IN "0''

10 answer 10 the question VIVA
weight Of a million Of dyiIsr- u gi'' o.
fcer Of the mint calculates as i.l''"
weight of one million Of do!itTs i u.
States currency IN gold is j3,IJJ' ''
This makes 4479 pounds, . ganre--
ly two tons and a quarter recG.h''S
lbs ooly to each ton. ~ "e'Sn'l q
is we have no doubt that, II toe ANU
offered to anybody who VOID "' w.
would be enough presons found FeAP
their necks 10 the vain attem"'.
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The Crops OF Is,s
From the Railroad RscgrL,

a great many persons are, AMI MN
disappointed about this year. err. :.
long time, the writer's of N~ew.n,tc -,
sented the crops Of this season q. sg,i 'si'I
the month of August had Tot L.
fore oil this was proved to be fsIs. "
Tse grass crop is probably the only 'rs -,
was really good, aud that wa. Eot we
binary. "1"a'
Fortunately, to proven: distress. ,b...
a large surplus Of the old crop. aT5 ~
this which has been going to mar, +"
preventing the rapid rise Of price T u.
feet of a falling of il one season 40:
felt TILL the following year. 1t will ~ l.'
felt till next March, how great the ,,,' >, (.
in the wheat crop was. The defcisr,
oats and corn will be felt this u;s,o.
much. 1t may not be as hard \ v,o,.. 'Si
was two years since, but the Urf,ss :, =
for cattle and horses must rule blob 49,
We estimate the loss Of crops, IN ,S.y
west, including Iowa and Mlapc.~,,
as follows: " :
Average crop of Wheat for
1888, at 10 bushels . acre 5l.0u0n0I...
Actual productions, al 10
bushels y ~.i2tgfn.
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.


SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 70, 1855.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-30

Deficiency. 7U0Jaug
Average crop OF Oats in 1865 SJ.yylau
Actua! crop al a nall. .4yugggn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-14
AUCTION SALES.
! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

BY ). J. McCDRNlCh.-ACC
DUMIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE-By virtue of decree OF the
Circuit court for the County of Alexandra,
Virginia, rendered in the suit OF Ellison 4 Sons,
against William Z. Atwel and Others the un-
dersigned Commissioners appointed by said de-
cree, will offer at public auction in front OF the
Mayors Office IN the city OF Alexandria, Virgil
MIA on Saturday. the lOh day Of July, 1853, at
II oc'oct II. the following described REAL
ESTATE, situate in the said city OF Alexan-
dra
4 LOT OF GROUND, on the North side of
King street, which is thus described in deed
from Charles Mcknight 10 William +. Atwell,
dated 10th OF April, 1852: Beginning at the
West corner OF William Meningitis lot thence
running West on King street g feet 3! inches;
thence North and parallel TO Royal street 50
feet 10 three feet alley; thence East 9 feet 81
inches parallel with King street; thence South
aud parallel with Royal street 50 feet 10 the
beginning, together with the right OF way over
three feet alley, running back of said lot out
into Royal street and, also, the use OF the right
of way over a court or alley adjoining said lot
and back OF Ii. l. Simpsons Store, which court
is twenty iset long by ten feet wide IN All OBJ
long torm the ten feet OF the court Is parallel
with King street..
Terms = .ALE.-One.tenth of the purchase
money TO BE- paid in hand, and the residue III
three equal lnstalments, az SIX, twelve, and
eighteen months, from the day OF sale, with IN
terest from said perIod-the sed deferred pay
men;, 10 be scared by the bonds OF the pur'
chaser, with good personal security, and the IL
tie TO be retained until the purchase money is
fully paid, and the property liable to be resold
upon the failure OF the purchaser TO comply
with the terms OF sale.
FRANCIS L. SMITH, Comm,r.
DAVID FUNSTEN, 0''''
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ie S--2awts
BY s ] NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BY S J ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TXECUTORS' SALE OF REAL ESTATE
II VALUABLE LAND NEAR ALEXAN.
DnlA. AND TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.-By
virtue OF an authority in US vested We will Of
Ter at public sale, at II O'Clock, on The nth day Of
June 1855 opposite the Mayors Office, IN the
city OF Alexandria, certain pieces OF LAND
in Alexandra County, Va, near the Columbian
Factory, lying on the Alexandria, Loudoun and
Hampshire Railroad about 2! miles from Al
exandra being divided into three lots or pieces,
cont aiming in all about I w + \ / Y.F V +
ACRES, the trst lot being beautifully located
on the sad road, containing SEVENTEEN
ACRES, 'he second containing SIX AND
THREE QUARTER ACRES, and covered with
wool and the third about ONE AND HALF
acres OF LAND.
Also, n the same place and tme six BUILD
ING LOTS, on Queen street, between Payne
and West streets, each fronting 20 feet on
Queen street, by 100 feet deep, to 10 foot al
ley, except the lot az the corner OF Payne and
Queen streets, which IS ~ feet inches, front by
lUU deep. Also, three BUILDING LOTS, front
ing % feet each on Payne street. by ll3 feet deep,
10 10 feet alley.
TERMS -One- fourth cash, the balance by
notes bearing interest, at 5, II, and Is months
from the day OF sale, and secured by deed OF
trust on the property.
THOMAS W. SWAMI, }r.,o..,,o.,
FRANCES B. SWAMI, ""''
70 Ids
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NO. Ill.
MISCELLANEOUS READING.
FAMILIAR QUOTATIONS..

The famous phrase "a wise and mastery
inactivity" which was used by John c. Cal
houn, and previously by John Randolph, is
found for the FIRST time 10 the "Nindicia Gal
licee" of Sir James Macintosh (l19ll in the
following passage: "The Commons, faithful
to their system, remained in a wise and mas.
terly inactivity"
"God teupers the wind to the shorn lamb,
is often quoted az verse of Scripture, but 1t
is from Sierne's Sentimental Journey"
though not original with him. as it occurs in
George Herbert's Jacula Pudentum, "To
close shorn sheep God gives wind by mea-
sure;" and more literally in French col
lection Of proverbs (lienri Estienne, "Preml-
as" 1884 God measures the wind to
shorn sheep"
"Men use language to conceal their
thoughts" which has been ascribed to Tai.
leyrand, and to Goldsmith, ID here referred to
Young. Satire H., line 2O7):
Where natures end OF oflanguage is declined
And men talk only to conceal their mind.
The phrase was also employed by Noltaire,
"Men use words only to disguise their
thoughts"
Cowper's familiar line, "God made the
country, and man made the towp," appears
originally in Cowley with still stronger anti
thesis "God the fret garden made, and the
first city Cain" So also Cowper's panegyric
on tea, .'the cups that cheer, but not iuebri-
ate" was first applied by Bishop Berkely in
his "Siris" to the sovereign virtues Of the tar
water, 1T is of nature so mild and benign
and proportioned to the human constitution,
as to warm without heating, to cheer but not
inebriate."
Wordswortb's "The child is father to tho
man" is hinted at in Millions paradise Re-
gained"
The childhood shows the man.
AS morning shows the day
$50 did'st thou travel on lifes common way
In cheerful godliness."
from the Excursion" was anticipated by
Sir Thomas More:
Journeying on iies common way,
In cheerful godness.
We fiud Thomas Campbelps "like angel.
visits, few and far between" 10 old John
Norris (l657 7Tll,)
Like angeIs's visits, short and bright
Mortslity's too weak to bear them long,
and in Robert Bar's Grave" (lG99-l746);
In visits, like those Of angels, short and far be.
tween.
MAN proposes, bot G,d disposes," of'en
quoted from Thomas Kempis (l3SG-li7l,
De Imitatone Chrsti), is of much greater
antiquity aud is found 10 the CHRONICLES Of
Battel Abbey" QOG6 ll76.) and in Piers
Ploughman's Vision.
Sir Walter Scott is made to father the
popular catch-word, There's a guide time
coming" (Rob Roy, ch. 80
"Tbe Almighty Dollar" is the expression
Of Washington Irving.
millions for defence, but not cent for
tribute" was first said by Charles Cotesworth
Piuckney. when Ambassador to the French
Republic, 1896.
'Another morn rises on mid-noon." is
10 Wordsworth's prelude" and previously
in Milton, from 8hom it was quoted BY Web
ster.
Libraries, before whose tones meck-eyed
Patience folds her hands in despair" is
from Everetrs Phi Beta Kappa oraton.-
- -BartleH Collection.
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ICE CREAM. RUSSELL having estab.
| Ilshed an agency for the sale OF his celebra.
ted Phiadelphs ICE CREAM il Alexandra,
respectfully informs the citizens Of this place,
that he mas opened Depot No. 35 King street,
where he will be pleased TO receive orders
Tor large or small quantities. The price will
BE- uniformly $3.50 per gallon, except when
taken for Schools and benevolent purposes, pic
MICS OF excursions. In these cases the price will
be less. Will open oil Monday, May 3lst
my 27-eolm'
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BUSINESS CARDS.

TEORGE SlGGERS, BOOK BINDER No.
" 73 Prince stree opposite The Ga=eiie Office,
.4ierand,iG, Ta-MUoIC, MAGAZINES, AND
OLD BOOKS BOUND IN ANY STYLE.
\. B. | also RULE and MAKE TO ORDER any de-
scription OF BLANK BOOKS, which ! Will
warrant to be made OF the best paper and mate
rials, and bound in the strongest manner. Bank
Officers, Bankers, Merchants Clerks of Courts,
Hotel Keepers, Insurance Companies, and all
who want BLANK BOOKS are respectfully in
vited 10 give me a call ian 2-tf
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Onn AGENTS WANTED-To SELL
,).UUU FoUR NV INrESrIoSs Agents
have made over $4,000 on one,-better than
all similar agencies Send four stamps, and
get 80 pages particulars, gratis
EPHRAIM BROWN, Lowell, Mass.
ALL Friends OF IMBECILE AND FEEBLE. MINDED
CHILDREN. Please procure circulars gratis, OF
Dr. GEO. BROWN, Barre Mass.
II 1872 90 in one day-$52 50 in two days,
were cleared by agents in retailing my patents.
Send stamps tor letters and book.
f. BROWN, Lowell, Mass
nv 9i--wJnns
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4 LEXANDRIA LIVERY AND SALE
n STABLE-Will be opened on Tuesday,
September Is; at The eor"cr of Queen and Far
fai srrccs, one square north Of Nc~tons Hotel the
LIVERY STABLE recently erected by the SUP.
scriber where may be bad at all times HORSES
AND BUGGTES, RIDING HORSES, &c, &c.
The proprietor will also receive HORSES on
sale. and at Livery All Horses sold at my
Stable will be sold as though they were my
own, and prompt returns will be made Com
mission Tor the sale OF HORSES entrusted TO
nv care moderate My Stables are fitted up III
the best style, and the business will receive my
personal attention. Gentlemen IN the country
having Horses Tor sale or exchange, are referred
to any Of the merchants OF Alexandra.
auy 2S-oo,f THOMAS COYLF.
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GOODS FLOWERS. RIB.
vi BONS, HATS, &c-JOHN T. EHANS
has Just opened one Of the finest stocks OF GOODS
IN the above line that he has ever brought to
this market, and as they were purchased on the
most favorable terms, he can offer inducements
that cannot tail to satisfy the closest buyers
He names in part BONNETS AND FLATS, OF
the latest styles; RIBBONS, ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS. &c. Also large assortment OF
HATS, of all descriptions, all OF which be OF,
fers as low as they can be bought this side OF
New York. Call and see at No. 50, hing
Street ap 6
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.J- THE WASHINGTON, ALIEN.
sSANDRIA, AND GEORGETOWN
AsLAN PACKET COMPANY.-The steamer
,,ULChBLa, Capt. James Harper, will leave
: ;I'1Ors on Saturday, at o'clock, ?: NJ. he
,'al; leave Alexandria every "Wednesday
'.:1s, a, o'clock.
l., steamer DL4MOND STATE, Capt. J.
MSn, will leave Baltimore every Wednesday
~ o'clock, ?. NJ, and returning, leave Aiexah-
:. ~sol Saturday, al O'Clock, P. NJ. For freight
T!tO WHEAT 4 BRO, Agents.
;. a. MAJ freight will be required invariably IN
Siace NH 2-tt
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FITZPATRICK & BURNS,
FAIRVIEW COTTON WORKS,
NEAR TIE CANAL BASIN, ALEXANDRIA, VA

Manufacturers of Mattresses Patent Spring,
Hair, Cotton, Husk, and Moss; Cotton Warp,
Cotton Twne, and Cotton Bats.
Br Any description and size made 10 order
at snort notice.
IL An assortment of the above articles al
ways Oh hand. ap I'll
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II EDUCTION OF FARE-The fare at the
IL MARSHALL HOUSE, corner Of KiLg
and Pit, streets, Alexandra, Va, will hereafter
be 81 50 per day.
V oMNIBUSEs and PoRTERS regular in
attendance al the arrival and departure OF ihe
Cars and Boats. J. r. GRlGSBY,
my st Proprietor.
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III STORE FOR RENT-Tne new three
IL story BRICK STORE, on the north side
OF King street, recently occupied by George K.
Blackjack as an auction and Dry Goods Store
is for rent. The situation OF this property is IN
a business part OF the city, and It's complete
arrangements for any kind OF mercantile busr
ness. renders il very desirable. Apply next
door, 10 HULST 4 CO., or J. a. MlLBURN,
corner OF King and Washington streets.
mn 23-t
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NOR RENT-A WHARF, in good order,
with d LARGE YARD adjoining This
property is well located Tor Coal depot, Lum.
Der, or Wood Yard.
"a Also, TWO LARGE WAREHOUSES;,
.l.aon the wharf. we'll adapted Tor Eommis-
sion and Shipping houses.
Also number OF VACANT LOTS, on Uni
on street very desirable Tor Plaster lois. foT
terms enquire OF GREEN & BRolhER.
nov 2O-tf
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BUSINESS CARDS.

j. ID. CORSE W. d. CORsE.
BANKING. EXCHANGE. AND COLLECTION OFFICEoF
cons r. BR TIL RS,
No 90, Erchange Block
WE will make Colectonson on all accessible
w points in the United States and holdpro-
ceeds subject TO Check, or remit promptly TO any
designated point.
WewIll deal in Exchange, Time Bills Pro,ais-
smy NoieS, U,cu,re't Money Com, &c.
STOCKS and other SECURITIES bought and sold
on Commission, and Loans negotiated upon ia
vorable terms. Interest allowed to Depositors.
A varied experience OF many years in this
business, enables us 10 offer our services with
confidence 10 the public. feb l9-ti
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MANASSAS GAP RAIL ROAD.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.

SUMNER SCHEDULE.
NN AND AFTER MONDAY, the 7h inst,
tie Trains on this Road, with their Omni-
=. will connect with the trains arriving and
.,ar!ng on the Orange Road, and the Wash
yOr Branch OF the Baltimore Road.
Ias office OF the Company in Alexandria, is
,ae. Depot, corner OF s.. Asaph and Princess
res,s
Iae office in Washington, is at the hat and
lp store OF Samuel Stnemetz, corner OF Lou
.sna Avenue and Seventh street, near Penn.
ania Avenue, and Immediately opposite the
1'er Hotel Ladies and others while waiting
Il find comfortable accommodations.
Passengers will leave Alexandria for Wash
ION, in the Cars. at the following hours, VIZ:
$40, 7, $40, 9 10, 1910, lilo, 1910, A. NJ,
A2l0, $40, 40. $40, and 10 o'clock, 7. N.
Passengers from Washington 10 Alexandra,
AXE the Omnibuses at the Office OF the
,-parr, as follows:-6, $50, s, 9, 10 II, and
,c.ock, A. NJ, and 2, 3, 4, 5, and o'clock,
|N
An Omnibus will leave the Capitol gate on
10y Wednesday evening, and the corner o.
'nE,ylyauia Avenue and lith street every oa'
,!sy evening, at O'Clock.
0unlbuses, with an attentive Baggage Master,
= awai, tue arrival Of the Trains In each City.
Alexandria, the Omnibuses will stand just
,,te tae Depot of the Orange Road Persons
sang 10 take this line will purchase no tick
oG he Orange Road.
| Passengers ior the Orange Road from Wash
I l'oa w... ind comfortable breakfast ready
zen al the Long Bridge Station.
III. IS TIC quickest route between Washing
l., and Alexandra, and passengers may rely on
l1..ag al connections advertised, and starting
q e times mentioned.
;.i, os,wesn the Orange and Baltimore
DEPOT. ,...................... 30 cents
d A,apa 5, Depot TO Baltimore Depot 20 =
| Do DO. Washington office. 20
Do do Long Bridge Depot Is ="
LIgat articles, or bundles, will be forwarded
~Ssen Alexandria and Washington, from the
'in in either place. Heavy freights will be
transported over the road, if delivered at the De-
lTr Alexandria, or at the Long Bridge Station.
Passengers by 4.l0 A NJ. trains, will be call
tMby leaving thelr names al Latham 5 ONCE
\ Asi-d2w
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VOL. LIX.
Gazette & Virginia Advertiser,
PUBLISHED DAILY BIT
rDGAR Snow EN-.
..rs, ua.lsrs PeT anGum, payable half yearly.
,,a. Gazette g. Virginia Advertiser.
FOR THE COUNTRY
Is PUBLISHED, REGULARLY, on
-rEspAYs, THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
80, py,lars per snnum, payable in advance.

, CONGRATULATIONS not exceeding
III ,,,.. inserted three times Tor asllar. Adver
'-f, ,on,inued after three times for 80 cents u
-" .5s gIca INSERTION INSIDE or 25 cents OUTSIDE
- lines are counted as square.
.-u,at, by the year, at prices to be agreed upon,
| .f.,-nee to The usual amount Of space they may
ir.rsiny by the year not TO advertise articles
-,I.ird in their regular business, nor TO insert in
advertisements any other names than their own
..,,s, Ani OBITUARY NOTICES, exceeding five lines
-. .slr:ri for IS embellishments.
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BY s. J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE-By virtue OF a decree OF the
Circuit Court tor the county OF Alexandra,
and State of Virginia, pronounced at the No
vember term, 1885, in the suit OF Tatsapaugh
vs. Hemmlck and others, | snail proceed, on the
10Th day of Jniy 1898, at II o'clock, NJ, before
the Mayors Jtfice, in the city OF Alexandria, to
sell, al public SALE the three story RlC X
%ts HOUSE and LOT OF GROUND, of which
Ea John Talsapaugh, died seized, on the north
side OF Prince, between Water and Union SITS,
in the said city of Alexandria.
Terms OF SALE.--One tenth of the purchase
money TO be paid in hand; the balance in three
equal insralments at SIX, twelve, and eighteen
months from the day of sale-the deferred pay
ments to be secured by the bonds of the purcha-
ser, with good personal security, until the pur.
chase money is fully paid
FRANCIS L. SMITH,
je 7-2awts Commissioner OF Sale.