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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-11
Dysentery. Relax, and Worms.
Indigestion and Impurity of the Blood.

From Rsr. J r. Hiaes PaStor of Adrea ClRrc Bsten. DR. AVER: have used yonr Pills with extraordinary family and among those rnlled to visit in distress To regulate the organs of digestion and puri fy the blood they the very best remeiy have known and l can confidently recommend them to my friends. Yours, J. V. HINES.
 WARSAW, W YoNIse Co., \. r.. Oct. 24 1855. DEAR SIR: am using your Csthsrtc Pills n my prac- tes and find them excellent pnrgatve 10 cleanse the ar,l ,,r,E, Enr--tn nsr,ac 4 th.al
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-11

Little Rock En@Ii>h and ASSICAL SCHOOL,
 For Young Gentlemen. E. SAU TER, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL. yyNHE next Session of this School will open on the 1 first day of September prex. TERMs.- For English Branches, Classics, Modern Languages, Mathematics and Natural Sciences per Session of Five Months. hs............. ..... $50 70 NO extras need be appreheBded. 4 pupil received for no lesS time than five months except in eases of extraordinary necessity. Number of pupil- limited.
 For further particulars apply to
 EDWARD SAUFER, i. 1T Ti--1a Po.Lr Tnlv srh ,7
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-12
Explosion a, Cincinnati,

The Cincinnati Gazette says an explosion
took place at candle and oil factory, owned
by +. w. Meyer. on Buckeye steel CincIn-
natl, on Monday last. II seems that az iron
tank was located over the fire crate under
meath shed Just outside of the main build
ing, and was filled with about 2,OOO pounds
IF stearine OIL in process OF COOKING "hen
the heat became so great that portion OF
one of the heads Of the tank exploded with
terrific noise. The tank ITSELF, Weighing
some ten or twelve hundred pounds, was hit
ed bodily from the crate, and driven through
the board partition opening into an alley,
con pleteIy demolishng the surrounding
woodwork; thence across the alley against
the side of stable, which was partly forced
in and then reb0uuded across the alley with
such force AS to stavc in the double doors and
portion of the walls of the brick building.
Adjoining the shed covering the tank, was
a cooper-shop belonging to +. W. Meyer. the
lower timbers and side OF which were com
pletely taken cut, letting the entire build
lug, with d portion Of the brick chimney,
fall iuto a mass of rubbish. The shop was
occupied by several persons, all OF whom
were more or less injured by the falling
timbers and brick. Among the number
were W.. Honuan and Vim Eilernean.-
The door and windows of small wooden
building, occupied by John d. Wilkins,
were driven in as the family were about
sitting down to dinner. They escaped with
few burns from the heated oil. John
Martin residing next door was completely
covered with burning oil, two Of his chill
dren were slightly burned. A young Ger
man lad was so badly Injured that he was
not expected to recover. The cooper-shop
and the shed covering the tank were entire
ly demolished, and two small frame build
ings nearly so. \ span Of horses in the
barn were somewhat injured, and wagon
partially crushed. The hot oil was scat
tered over the buildings for nearly halt
square, and slightly scalding persons upon
whom it fell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-12
Outrageous Conduct.

About O'clock last evening, as lady, &C
by her SOD, aged some fourteen
years, was passing IN Seventh street, be-
tween the canal and Pennsylvania avenue,
she was assailed by rutianiy hound. She
ran from him, passing up the south side CT
the avenue 10 Ninth street, where she cross
ed. Her assailaut pursued, and as she
reached the pavement on the north side,
he succeeded in graspiug her by the arm
Several gentlemen then interie'ed, and, re.-
culng the lady, dragged the ruffan down on
the avcment, when ne Immediately com-
menced playing off intuxieatiJn. Having re-
gained his feet, be behaved quite rudeiy 10 a
gentleman in the crowd, MIR Baxter, Jr., OF
Elrginls-who Immediately Knocked hun
down by o blow in the face. This seemed to
reuder the fellow utterly insensiGie, but on
being disturbed shortly after By some member
of the auxiliary guard, he speedily recover
ed sufficiently to accompany thcm to quar-
ters. Tue punishment the scamp received
was inadequate to the offence, tut his re-
markable skill at playing drunk" 10 doubt
saved him sound thrashlag. lie gave h!=
name at the Guard House as Johu Collins,
of Virginia. Justice DJnn bed him to Sc
curity for further hearing, the lady who
was assaulted not being present to testify
against him Wash. Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-12
T AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers
/ for sale the land on which ne resides

T AND FOR SALE-The subscriber offers
/ for sale the land on which ne resides
! SAID land is situated in the county OF Culpeper
| five miles east o. the Court house, immediately
on the main road leading from that place TO
Fredericksburg II adjoins the lands OF c. c
Beckham. w j. Fife. Mrs. J T. Einney and
others There are, by recent survey -FOUR
HUNDRED AND TWO ACRES, OF which
,bre. hundred and twenty-five are in one body
ar tract. about two hundred and ninety being
cleared. The remainder OF eighty acres Is de
rscbed from, but OF convenient access TO the
tnrm.r furnishing an abundance OF tine Wool
AND TIMBER.
The soil is of the very best description in the
neighborhood in which the land Is situated
Its native strength and susceptibility OF improve
ment 10 an almost unlimited extent combined
with the facility OF access 10 Inc markets. VI
Richmond, Alexandria and Fredericksburg
the proverbiaI nealtnness and the brautliul seen
cry VI the whole region offers an lnduceHlehl ~
purchasers that can scarcely be surpassed any
where The improvements already on the P!ace'
can with moderate outlay of money. be MADE
ample and suitable for the handsome accom-
mediation iot large family. AT present, Inc
-.sss DWELLING HOUSE IL comfortable and
s"f convenient one, containing eight rooms, IN
GLIDING the basement The outbulldings are
interior. There is good orchard on the place;
d well of fine water in the yard, and a spring
convenient to the house.
Further information as TO price, terms OF sale
&c. will be promptly gwen by the subscriber IN
response to applicants, addressed 10 him through
mail at Stevensburg post Office, or in person up
on the place, which ne will take pleasure IN
showing to any one wishing 10 purchase
WM. L. ANDERSON.
T.l.,.ar ,oupr,- a,i,, g-aOft
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.no,,.rK.portfr from Kansas.

ST. LOUIS. March ll.-lnteiligence has
been received here to the effect that Governor
Denver had issued proclamation aDnouno'
ing that the circular instructions" OF Gen.
Lane for enrolling the Kansas militia are lie
gal. and involve n usurpation power.
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sSSsz1&
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
ann. New HnmnshIre EIectiop

CONCORD, March l0.-One hundred and
eighty towns have been heard from, showing
a Republican majority of 1900. tits bcIiev'
ed that this will be abou. the whole majority
in the State.
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feb l6-law4w&eots

VALUABLE POTOMAC LAND MILL,
Y AND FISHERIES FOR SALE-As At
toraey for the heirs OF the late Charles H.
Warren. offer for sale the valuable estate called
RICHLAND AND ARKENDALE, lying in the
County OF Stafford containing about THREE
THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED ACkES.-
This estate binds on the Potomac River for SIX
or seven miles, and on Aqua Creek Tor three or
four mIles-having upon IT valuable FlSHE'
RIES-o one OF which rents for - 100 per an
mum. This is one of the most valuable landed
estates in Eastern Virglnia-ls fertile well adap-
ted to the production OF wheat, corn, rye, &c
and is regarded as highly valuable grass grow
ing farm, the blue grass putting up early and
abundantly enabling the graZer TO drive his cat
tie 10 market early in the season. There Is
very large supply OF valuable TIMBER conve-
nient TO navigation, and very valuable grIst
and manufacturing MILL on . never failing
stream OF wafer, having a large country Gus.
tom, and within one mile of the Potomac River.
The machinery is OF cast iron, new, and all the
arrangements OF the Mill highly approved.
portion OF the purchase money will be required
upon the completion OF the purchase-but
large proportion thereof can be divided into an
nua instruments, running up TO the LIST day OF
January, 1866, as there is balance OF unpaid
purchase money yet due upon this land and
deed of trust thereon 10 secure said balance.
ANY sale that may be made will be subject TO
the conf nation OF the Trustee in said deed, or
the Circuit Court OF Stafford County. II will be
sold in whole or in part, as may be agreed upon.
JOHN H. SUBTLE.
Ia w ian -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-12

TRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue OF deed of
trust TO the undersigned, from Sllas }. Saun.
ders and wife, dated August LIST, 1886, and re-
corded in the office OF the Clerk OF the County
Court OF Fairfax county, will be offered tor sale,
on the premises on tie NH day Of .fprd rert,
the TRACT OF LAND, in said county, called
"CRACKER HILL" with sundry other Tracts
adjacent thereto containing In the aggregate
about POS ACRES, all lying about three miles
from Alexandra, OH the south side OF Hunting
Creek, on the road leading from Alexandria 10
Mount Vernon.
ssSss There are good BUILDINGS on said pro-
III perty, ready for occupation. A further des-
crlption will be given hereafter.
JERMs.-One.lour CASH the remainder IN
equal payments, with interest, al ., u AMI is
months. respectively. Title reserved till the
purchase money be paid.
D. FUNSTEN, Trustee.
feb I6-laWiw&eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-12

" EROSENE OILS, DISTILLED FROM Coal,
IN (yoT EXPLOSIVE -SscWsd by Letters Pa.
teni.-The different grades OF these celebrated
Oils, suitable Tor Machinery OF all kinds, Bin
nacIs and Family use, can be had OF the under
signed, also Of the Wholesale Oil Dealers and
Druggists in the city OF New York, and of the
authorized Local Agent of the Company IN
this place AUSTENS. General Agents,
Kerosene Oil Company No so Beaver ST, n. Y.
u Local Agencies granted on application as
above. Orders should specify the description OF
lamp or machinery Tor which the Oil is wanted
my2q-eoly
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LIBE RTY HALL
MISS JULIAN A MAY

viii make her frsI appearance III AIcAdhu' "a III
NCERT
On BOMBAY Evening March 10, 1883,
Assisted by Mr. APTOMMAS. the cele brated
Harpist HERR RUDOLPHSEN, the iavorite
Baritone, and Mr.. H. g. THUNDER, Conductor
PgoGRAMME.-PARTI l.
/. Aria-Lucrezla. .................D oniZetu
HERR RUDoLPHsES.
2 Tacea la Motel Trovatore. ...... Verdi
MISS JULIANNA MAY.
3. Grand Fantasia, for Harp,
Mr. APToMMAs
4 lis the Last Rose o. Summer,
MISS JULlANA MAY.
5. Di Provenza-TTdvIata. ............E Verdi.
HERR RUDoLPHsES
t. O, Luce di quest 'amina Linda. .DonlzettI
MISS JULlANA MAY.
PART II.
/. Up to the Forest HE!
MISS JULIANA MAY.
?. Serenade ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Schubert
HERR RUDoLPHsES.
g. Home, sweet Home-Harp. ...Aptommas
Mn. ArTOMMAs
l. " Brindisi "-Nlarbrth ............... Verdi
MISS JULIANA MAY.
s. The Heart Bowed Down. ........... Bale
Herr RUDOLpH5EN.
tY' Admission 80 cents-Secured Seats St.
Tickets Tor sale at Mr.. Fuchscl's Jewelry
Store. King street, one door below Royal, be-
ginning on Saturday next. mr. list
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Con rcSss


Ia the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. Brown sub
mitted a petition from sundry citizens Of
Washington city, relative TO the improvement
OF four and half street.
Various other memorials of q private char
acter were presented and referred, and sever
al resolutions referring to private claims and
unimportaut matters were appropriately dis
posed Of.
| Mr.. Houston, by consent, called 10 the
House bill for paying the deficiency in the ap.
p-opriation for printing, a., ordered 10y the
33i and 94;h Congresses. The deficiencies
provided Tor are: For paper used, SlO4,-
900 90; for printing executed, So' 6l9 VI;
for binding and engraving, Sl19,569 Oh:
Total, S34l, l79 SIS.
The bill was passed after very brief dis
cuSsion.
Mr.. Fitch submitted resolution for 10
qairins Of the Secretary OF the Interior what
are the instructions under which the l. 5.
Marshal of U;ah is acting.
Mr.. Hunter remarked that e had given
notice that be would to-day introduce mo
ton for taking recess from four to SIX o.
clock p. IN each day. Since then he has
convcrsed with gentlemen on the other side,
and their impression is that the discussion OF
the Kansas bill may be terminated by Thurs
day next without: recourse u this extraord-
nary measure He therefore, concluded to
abandon that motion.
Mr.. Wade said he was opposed to the eve
ming sessions, as he thought all the members
should have the same right to speak at sea
slnab,e hours.
The Kansas bill was taken up, and Mr..
Polk proceeded TO speak IN opposition TO 1t.
In the House OF Representatives, the con
sideration of the bill for the employment of
volunteer force for service in Utah, and the
protection of the Western frontiers, was con-
tinued
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-12

VIRGINIA FARMS WANIEp.-Ihe sub, sub,
scriber having located in the city OF New
York. 10 transact a GENERAL BRokkRAGh
BUSINESS, such az the purchase and sale OF
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, LAND WAX
RANTS, &c, &c, offers his services TO his 'lr'
GINA friends. who may wish 10 hnd purchasers
Tor improved or unimproved lands.
have row a customer for an imp owed
Farm, il one can b. had TO suit IN price, terms,
&c IN tie neighborhood OF Alexandra Ad-
dress ROBERT H. GALLAHER,
No. 81 Liberty street, New York.
n r Farmers who may wish to have their
wheat or corn sold IN the New YORK market
will nd IT 10 their interest to address as above
New York nh 5-tf
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=, 90 be appointed) Drawing, Pair
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.

The Pupils i'll tins Department, studying the
common English subjects, with the rudiments OF
Latin, French, and Mathematics, have the adj
vantages OF being taught, in large part, by the
gentlemen above named-all Nlrginians, and
graduates OF the University of Virginla-be-
sides which, competent Female teachers will be
employed. Unusual efficiency, 1t is thought,
will thus be given TO this important Department
The next session begins September 18th ami
ends the last OF June. For terms, &c. apply TO
either of the Principals, or to
Rev JOHN A. BROADUS, President
Board OF Trustees, Charlottesville, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-12

~ DOO FRUIT TREES FOR SALE
DU.tJOAT THE GREENW GOD
NURSERIES, situated on the Alexandra and
Leesburg Turnpike, near Falls Church, Fairfax
County, Va. All orders for Alexandra, Wash
iugton, and Georgetown, will be Delivered
Printed catalogues sent to all who desire them
Ur All communications addressed TO
T. B. MUNSON, Falls Church,
NOV l3-eotf Fairfax County, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-12

NOR RENT, AND POSSESSION GIVEN
4 ON THE FIRST DAY OF MARCH
The large STORE AND WAREROOMS, Ess4At
at tie 5. W corner OF King and Royal .lssIga.
SITS, for some years past occupied as " hole
sale aud Retail Hardware Store, by John l..
Creighton X Co. The premises are extensive
and convenient and the stand for business-Dry
Goods or Hardware, especially-is perhaps not
equalled by any other in the city
"a ALSO. | desire 70 Rent, from the list
.EsII, day OF April, the DWELLING on Frank
Inn street, known as the "VlLLAGE,' at pre-
sent occupied by Thomas NJ Monroe. On the
premises. which comurise whole square. well
enclosed, are Coach House and Stables, Ice and
Bath Houses, and large productive Garden and
excellent water For terms apply 70
feb 6-2awtf WIN GREGORY.
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Salem, Fauquier Co, Va, dec 22-eetf

sses DESIRABLE ROOMS FOR OFFICES
ID TO LET-The Brick Tenenant, located
on Royal street, No. "a, containing several
rooms, suitable for sleeping apartments. Also
commodlous rooms on the lower floor, fitted up
expressly Tor Offices all OF which will be rented
to punctuaI Tenant at moderate price. One
with small Family 10 occupy the whole
building preferred. Apply to
mn 5-eo6t HARPER & BALDWIN.
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Washington City, care OF Thomas Grimes
feb 25-eOti

TLIFTON PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
" The second session OF this School will be-
gin on the first Wednesday OF October, 1888,
and close the tdIrd Wednesday OF July, 1863
The design of the School is thoroughly to pre-
pare youths for the University OF Virginia.
The course OF study embraces everything ne
cessary 10 the degree OF 4. VI. at our University.
The school is located III the mountains OF
Fauquier, region well known for It's heaithul
climate and beautiful scenery; II is two miles
south OF Markham Station on the Manassas Gap
Railroad, and sixty miles from Alexandria
Terms 1925. semi-annuaIIy In advance, VIZ:
Sll2 80 on the ST OF October, and Sll2.5V on
the Isl OF March.
Modern Languages at extra charges
For further particulars, apply TO the Prlnci-
pal at Markham Station. Fauquier County Va.
REFERENCES:
Rev. J. p McGu,re, r.. h. ). OF Va.
Trustees OF CharlestOwn Academy Jefferson
county, Va.
Professors Bledsoe, Harrison. Schele De We're,
McGutfie, and Smith, OF the University Of Vir-
GINA. f. JAQUELlN AMBLER,
Fauquier county feb 4--eotf Principal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-12

VSTARRENTON HOUSE.-The underslgn-
w Ell takes great pleasure in informing his
many friends and acqualntancss both tar ana
near that he has taken sole charge OF th's wei
known HOTEL and Is now prepared % give %
every one VINO may chose TO call, acrommoda,
tons OF the very bet Kind. He has engaged
as an assistant the services of Nr. Hugh L
Kemper VINO is known 10 the con 'nunity as
gentleman admirably qualified TO- the position
A most excellent and convenient BAR Is attach
ed to the House, where suPerlo! LI9UoRs and
SEGARs will be kept a. all times Inc warren
renton House is situated in the centre OF the
town. on main street, and thereby entirely con
VI nlent 20 all Porters will be q the cars morn
ing and evening to escort passengers up The
Proprietor hopes that MS trend; WILL not forget
him and End feels confident that re can give sat
istac;ion to all who may sojouin with him.
JAMES IkSHIELDS.
Agent for J.. r. Deshleds
Warrsnton Va mn lO-eo2Ia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-12
AUCTION SALES.

NTiNES LIQUORS, SEGARS, &c. AT
w AUCTlON-By virtue OF deed OF
trust. executed by George w Harrison. on the
9th OF January, 1888, the undersigned Will sell
at auction, on Thursday, the 18Th ms at the
storehouse on Union street, occupied by said
Harrison, an extensive assortment OF VINES,
LIQUORS. SPEARS. and GROCERIES, heavy
stock OF FISHERMEN'S ROPE, Powder aud
Shot, &c.
Terms ALL sums OF $40 and under, cash !;
over $50, ninety days credit on notes sat'SIacto'
rily endorsed.
Sale 20 commence at 10 O'Clock, and continue
from day 10 day till the stock is closed out
mn leo 'w&dts D. FUNSTEN, Trustee.
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" MAY | be there 10 see

Don't take a rife, but if you can borrow
it, get old Long Tom," aud, mind you, if
lis convenient, when the deer passes. get one
Of those fellows down there TO point Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-12

- FOR SALE-Tha HOUSE AND LOT
.tzSs in the village of Wildwood. Clarke county,
Va, formerly the residence of DR.. Robt II. Lit.
tie, on reasonable terms. IL is one OF the most
desirable in the place, either for private Iesi.
dencp or for public house, there being none in
the place Any one wishing 10 purchase, by
writing TO me, at Salem, P, o. Fauquier Co,
Va, will be promptly replied TO
Il L. HORNER
Clan Ennn,.;a- "a Va Lnc OO-antf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-12

~ HOWARD is still connected with the
,. above house, and will continue TO give
his strict personal attention TO the sales OF CoUN'
TRY PRoDucE. and TO the filling OF country or
ders. He earnestly solcIts the patronage OF ms
old friends and the public generally to the
above firm which ne can recommend with con
fdsnra NH Sim
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Peach Grove Fairfax Co, Va, sep 2S-lawtf

4 DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE, adj
n joining Brentsvile, the county seat Of
Prince William, containing TWO HUNDRED
AND SIXTY ACRES Of excellent farm or
grazing land some fifty or sixty acres being bot
tom land, the remainder rolling. with sufficient
fssS timber for the use OF the farm. The
III. HOUSE is comfortable tw o.story brick,
with other out.buildings, and some three or four
excellent never failing springs Of water. Also
fine quarry of free stone, that is unsurpassed,
and easy Of access and profitable. The FARM
was formerly owned by John Williams. ANY
one desiring 10 view the property and know the
terms, can call on NJ. NJ. Roseberry, near Brents
vile, or J. NJ. Roseberry, No. 3l4, King street,
Alexandria. j. NJ. ROSEBERk1,
NJ. NJ ROSEBERRY,
Prince William County, je 25-eotf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-12

VALLEY FEMALE ms iIUI IL, WIS
Y cnHsTER, VA-The fourth annual session
OF this Institution will commence September
LIST. 1857. and continue five months. The Board
of instruction is complete, and superior advan-
teges are offered for thorough and polite edu.
cation. For further information, send and get
catalogue. S. P. YORK, A. NJ,
G. LA MONTE, A. B.,
Principals and Propristors
Winchester, jy 7-eoly
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49, FOR BALTIMORE.-The steamer
STATE, will receive car
20 for Baltimore, on Saturday, leaving al 8
o'clock, p. NJ WHEAT & BRO, Agents.
mn lD-2f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-12

NOTICE.-All persons having BAGS be-
~ longing to US, (marked d. Hume x Coz
will please return them without delay, or they
will be charged at 80 cts each.
teb 22-lm KNOX & BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-12

VIENNA MATCHES-The cheapest and
\ best Match in Use: full supply, on hand,
and for sale by
JOHN LEADBEATER & SON,
Stsblers old stand, Nos 5 4 7, south Fairfax ST
3 mo ~
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GaTrisonvlle. Va jan s-2awtf

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-The
Y subscriber offers at private sale, his FARM
commonly called "Hll Farm" y miles east
of Middleburg, and 3s miles west OF Aiexan-
IA dria There is upon il good Dwell
.lEIsl, LING HOUSE, all necessary Out.Ruiid
ings, and good Apple ORCHARD. It'll in
good state OF cultivation is we'll wstered, and
Is within five miles OF one OF the contemplated
depots OF the Loudoun Branch OF Manassas Gap
Railroad, and within nine miles of the Plains
Station OF said road is within lths OF a mile
of two large FIGURING Mills, and surrounded by
frs'-rate schools, both male and female; in as
healthy a section OF the State as can be- found
is situated in the midst OF good and desirable
society. and combines many other advantages
which deem il not necessary 10 mention as
any one wishing TO purchase will examine the
premises for themsel The Farm contains
about TWO HUNDRED And SIXTY THREE
ACRES, and adons the lands of Col. Hamll.
ton Rogers, Gen. Asa Rogers. VIM. Rogers, and
others II not sold privately before the 3Oth
day of July ls5S it will then be offered at
Public Sale, in the village OF MiddIeburg, on
that day.
Persons desiring any further information IN
relation TO the Farm, or wishing to know the
Terms OF Sale, can obtain II by addressing the
subscriber through mail, at Mlddleburg, Lou.
doun county, Va, or making enquiry Of L.
Chancellor, esq, Attorney at Law, at said place,
who is fully authorized TO negotiate sale.
HUGH SMITH.