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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-04
ICON INUNDATED.

l really wish that oil the Literary craft,
who are slaves to sedentary lille of pen, ink
and paper, could come to the country, and
feel those deep. trsnquiiz'ng emotions, which
belong to the R,hgi2n Of Nature.
After coming from New York to Baltimore
the train on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
is rather slow; yet our dear old State liz AVA
kepine up in agriculture and general im-
movements. | will say 10 more ot the route
70 Winchester. From there, | took new
route Ito me) on the Manassas Gap Railroad
There is much Of interest on the way, espe'
cially at the "Thoroughfare Station" where
| fingered for several day., to enjoy TIC varied
landscapes, s,upendous piles If rocks, and
eusbine springs on every side. Mr.. Chap
man owns tbis property, and think 1t due
20 bis great energy and Industry, to mention
his splendid MILL at this Station. |! IS built
Of a erea, variety of beautiful rock, taken
from his own quarries, on the Il Il inc
masonry Looks like rich mosaic. The Mill 's
seven stories high, fifty feet square, whee
twenty-four feet in diameter, power two hun
bred horse, eight pair OF burrs, and VIII
grind two hurdrcd barrels OF fur por Day
Ii will be flushed by the lst oil December
when il will be drop in the ocean OF com
merce to flow into your city.
Your friend, FELlCll1.
Tboroughlare, Va, Nov. z.
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DI Ed.

On Wednesday, Ord instant, JAMES PAL
MER WHlTEMOEE, aged one year and ele
Ven days only son of James S. and Mary +
Rislon AZ The friends and acqaain'"nces O
the deceased are respectfully invited to attend
his funeral, this evening, at three O'Clock, IRON
the residence OF his parents, on Payne, between
King and Cameron streets. (Warrenton, Va
papers please copy)
On the 3rd instant, at West End, FaITiaA
County. Va, RICHARD ATKINSON, son o
James and NJ A. n. Grigg. in the 9th year
his age "Sulfer little children TO come un''
me-"
In Washington, suddenly, on the lst instant
Mr.. JACOB HALL, in the 5Oth year OF bis age
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NJ 4 HIsIED.

On Tuesday, the I'd instant in the Methodist
Protestant Church, OF tn city, by Rev. Mr.
Roberts. Mr. JOHN A FIELD. TO Miss MARY
BUCKINGHAM daughter of Isaac Bucking'
ham, esq, Of Alexandria.
On Tuesday afternoon. By the Rev John C.
Smith, PHILIP w. KlLLlNGER, esq, OF LIE
bancn. Pennsylvania, 10 Miss MARY ELIZA
BETH daughter OF Nicholas Halter, of Wash
ington.
On thu I'd instant, BY the Rev. Mr.. Krebbs
Mr.. John ID. MCKINNEY. to Miss ANNA
CROGGUN. both of Washington
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NO. oTo' DIV" IIVVtK Du3EUET'o'
Washington. nov l--d6tit

DROUN x CO.. OF Middleburg, Va. are just
ID in receipt of their supply OF FALL and
WINTER GOODS, Cloths, Casslmeres, Cassl.
nets, Twecds, Krrseys, Linseys, Blankets,
FIannel,. Yarns, Brown and Beached Domes-
tics embracing the lates. style OF Ladies
and Gentlenen's DRESS GOODS; very fine
selection OF Hats, Caps, Comforts Gloves, Boots,
and Shoes, Bonnets, Ladies and Gentlemen 5
Shawis, latest style of Ladies rloaks, and va
riety of FANCY GOODS; Hardware; Queens
ware; WOODWARD; Tin, and Stoneware; Groce-
rips: Paints; Oils; Drugs; Bar Iron and Steel;
Plough Iron; Mould Boards, &c. They solicit
of their friends an early call.
Mlhliehurg sep 2h-eJ2m
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Weaversvile, Fauquier Co., Va, oct 70 -eoti

COCO REwAkD!-Ranaw"y from, ron, the ne
Instant, a negro boy called BENNETT, mu-
latto, about IS or i6 years old, ieet inches
in height, thin, and quite good looking, and very
polite. He was well dressed when he left, but
the clothes he had on are not remembered. ]
will give the above reward OF $500, for him, ii
taken out of the state, and secured SO that get
him again He lett in company with TWO other
negro boys i,ep Z2-eotfl A. S GRlGSBY.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY 5. J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FtRNl
Ii TURE At AUCTlON-This morning
at 10 O'Clock, precisely, will be sold at the RESI-
dence OF Samuel a. Masters, esq, on King ST.
an assortment OF HOUSEHOLD and klICH-
IN FURNITURE, consisting in part OF Feather
Beds Mattresses, Bedsteads, Wardrobes, Tables,
Chars. Stoves, Crockery and Glassware, &c &c
nov Alt
~ The above sale is postponed on account
OF the ram, until today, al the same hour
nov 1T
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rror,R-Market quiet, and no TRANSACTIONS
~ an Change. We continue to quote
,; t@-, u, spperlne, with sales by the dfay
~ s 70 IN. city trade. Extra and Family III
v.ry limited request. ,c,o
V" xgyAT-Ine offerings Of Wheat on Change
,,, we're fair, and the market active
,srs sales OF white Wheat at ll'0i2oc'
~ ~. Interior, ard l22Gla5c. for fair-red brought
w. ,2r ,2l, and l22c, according to quality'
nsa ias 10 good
pyg We continue our previous quotation
d, Ry.. VIZ 75e., at which there were sales re-
'o,r>-No sales reported, and quotations
,,nlral-suPpy very light.
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C81In REWARD Runaway from the
itVj subscriber. on Friday the s,h day
OF October my two negro men, ARTHUR and
ALBERT Arthur is about twenty.slx years
of age, feet 10 inches high, Of copper color,
and has lost one OF his prominent front teeth.
Albert is about thrty-six years OF age, OF a
black color, very stout, aud in height Is about
six feet.
will give, for the apprehension Of the above
negro men. if delivered 10 me N the State, SSU
each, and if arrested outside of the limits OF
Virginia will give $500 each
CHAS a. WEAVER
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4 correspondent sends us the following prices
=, ,-oa,ce a. Urbana, Illinois Wheat, Win.
=, G. 10 &c Wheat, Spring, 40 to 6oc p bush.
Corn. rev. &c. . bushel; Irish Potatoes soc.
.h,,.l swee, Potatoes 81 p bushel; Hay,
Timothy. 81 to s. p ton; Prairie Hay $2 to
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n ELEMENTAL NOTICE-The under
| IL signed, Commissioners, appointed by the
| County Court OF Alexandria County, for the
purpose OF conducting an Election OF Officers
for the l75th Regiment Virginia Militia, hereby
notify all Males, between the ages OF lS and ID
years, not exempt from militia duty, that they
are required, under legal penalties, TO meet at
the Court House OF this County, on Friday the
| 18th day Of October, 1885, az ~ o'clock, when
shall be elected a Captain, and 4 First iieuten-
ant and Second Lieutenant, for each Company
District, as required by law
The Company Districts OF the 18TH Regiment,
are as follows:
lst That portion Of the Corporation of Alex.
andria lying east of Pitt street, and south OF
Duke.
end Fast Of Pitt street, between King and
Duke
3D. South of King street, between Pitt and
Alfred.
4rh South OF King, and west of Alfred street
10 Corpo -ation line.
5th West Of Alfred, and north OF King street
to Corporation line.
9th North of King street, between Alfred and
Pitt
7th North of King and east of Pitt street. to
Corporation line.
| sth. That portion oil the Rural Dlstrlct lying
south OF the Columbia Turnpike and east Of
the Georgetown road, leading from the Columbia
Turnpike 10 the Aqueduct.
9th. That portion OF the Rural District north
OF the Columbia Turnpike and west OF the
Georgetown rood.
ROBT BR0CKETT, }
". b. PRICE. Comm'rs.
EDW b. POWELL.0
oct 23-dtd
tY- The above election has been postponed
TO Saturday, 6h NcremJe,, ut II oc!ook NJ, when
1t will positively take place.
RoBT. BRoCKETT. J
W. B. PRICE. .Comm'rs.
EDw. B. POWELL
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T.. ~ ,r vi - .si5OT2 s72o64 sl,28aess
ri. u,rgLauti.e l,2o@,lci l.ol5,'4o "'oe''@io
-.,fr The U,k. ..tas, 256 s233d,SE $4so4,09s
mi gSly Try.. lNy"}2OlO lSo'oV','t' i%i'@''''o'
IL, jan it,, SI,&oJp,296 sls7,ei4,29i sl26ioS,47S
lac.aIeI in ne imports for the week are
i3q, in Glassware: IS 900 in bleaching pow
:;s illl7' IN castor oil; $27,3O3 in cream
l'ar 1926 in cochneal; $l0,4e4 in crude
I'm. il3lG3 in gum Arabic; $22,lSO in indi'
p S,>22g in hguorice paste; $l73,l7l IN
..H,r 1854 in cod oil; $7.4S9 in linseed
Of ii.s IN olive oil; $26,725 in paints; "a
: IL ayirio4ate potash; S37S9 in anthony;
g.. ~ in bl carbonate soda; S3,359 in sal
VA S33,.3l in soda ash; $9loos IN iurs;
f.sD IN currants; $7,753 in nuts; S',ses In
.rols Si.Us7 in pruneS: $l49,09l in raisins;
A713 IN sauces and preserves; 1924 in musi'
Instruments: S3O,64l in jewelry; $40, 1879 IN
n't.ss S73f26 in dressed, and $43 ,sa4 IN
.a!rs,ei hides; $l9,26s in leather; $500 IN
u 500 in brandy; $34,4S7 in gin; $4, h44 in
pitt S>3J2 in wniskey; $l7,O37 in wines;
fti4 in champagne; $97, 035 in copper; Sl7,'
s, 10 cutlery; $50, l29 in hardware; $iO,s21 IN
P!iro SlgI0s in railroad do; S7l,465 IN
u, 10; sos U62 in lead; $l3,6l5 in metal
ENs i,so55 in steel; $72,665 in sPelter;
!%I.oi in box tin; $l2,0l5 in slab do; $lo,-
g u cassia; Sl9S65 in nutmegs; $Z6,O4S In
"oi, S72>f in rattan; Sll,737 in bags; ) o.
II buttons; S5S,a25 in cigars; $!0,3l3 in
g'. iliz i4o in cotfr"; Sl9,lS7 in fancy goods;
s,..1 IL lsa; S37.ls2 IN gunny cloth; $780,
'hH hemp SaS4Os in molasses; 81 l,637 N
.. :ar'rgs: S7,692 in rags; Sl7,sSs in salt;
Ns? IN iuseed; f!l2,l4l in hid, and $26,'
q u Ocx sugars. S42,sl4 in tobacco; S2O,3l4
1s'Hs aud fi5,737 IN woods
Loos al ne items for the week ending 3lst
Eo5.;
!.S%.,h69; sauces and preserves S9,7S3;
2Atl Instruments 1924; jswe!ry S3O,64l;
,,.t.t, NOlg9; ale 1855, gin S34,4s7; wines
'~j', champagne S2O,4o4: books S26O4s;
~:.a SS4z5 fancy goods S25,096; oil paint
. 7,s'umed TO be paintings by the old mas
~ E,G3E. tobacco S42,Sl4.
YOU'D !; BE- believed that the importations OF
'',--s alone IN the city OF New York, amount
, V+ylU per annum, or about that.
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DENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY -

TENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY -
aCCUnULATED CAPIrALs6I ,225 O3.
Charter perpetual. All the prohts divided
among the policy holders every year. safe
and reliable Company
DR.. K. H. STABLER. No. l65, Kingst,
Is the agent for this section OF Virginia, to
whom application Tor insurance must be made.
Medical Examiner-DR F. J. MURPHY.
nov 4-eolm' K n STABLER, Agent.
pLACK AND FANCY COLORED CLOTH
ID FROCH COATS.-Black and Fancy Co.
lor.d Bear Surtou;s and Raglaus.
Black and Fancy Colored Cashmere Pants.
Back and Fancy Colo!ed Cashmere Pants,
extra heavy.
Black aud Fancy CoIorsd silk, Velvet and
Merlno Vests.
We have Just received FIVE cases OF the above
GOOD. ali OF our own manufacture, and when
will compare in style, material, and workman,
ship " ith the best Custom work. All al our usual
low prices, Tor Cash. at
NOAH WALKER & cos,
No 36S Browns Hotel Building.
pn, IIStii
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PAn,delpn,a Cattle Market, Nov. 2,

.; la'tle-'rhe offerings this week amour.
. about 1000 head sales at SIS 5OGSs 81
-. 5s-,he market showing little change
VI ..s Week. Cows and Calves-Sales oil
~, ~ lows al S300s4O; dry do. at $l56$2O
~. n.y.. M,,seP-ufeElngs 5000; sales at $685.
& t. 70. haoss-ofarjngs about 4,SO0; sales al
N|d!5 50 = 100 lbs
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VALUABLE ALEXANDRIA CITY PRO.
Y PERTY FOR SALE, on THE IJTH OF

VALUABLE ALEXANDRIA CITY PRO
Y PERTY FOR SALE, on THE 10Th or
The PRESENT MONTHLY virtue OF deed
OF trust, dated April 18th, 1858, will offer for
sale, al Public Auction, in front o. the Mayor ;
Office, in the city Of Alexandria, on Modd'y dse
18Th Of Norembr, 1858: at IL O'Clock, IL, the fol-
lowing Real Estate
A LOT OF GROUND, with the improve
ments thereon, situated al the southeast corner
of Wolfe and Union streets, fronting on Union
street fifty ieet, and running east and binding
on Wolfe street eighty feet, to an alley twenty
feet wide.
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND, with the walls
and building materials thereon, adjoining the
above on the South; each Lot fronting on Union
street twenty-five feet, and running east eighty
feet, 10 An alley twenty feet in width.
A LOT OF GROUND, with large Frame
Stable thereon, situated on the west side OF
Union street, south Of and adjoining the Old Dis
tllery; fronting on Union street ~ III ieet, and
running west TO Potomac street l2J feet. his
Lot has great advantages, as II adloins The W
ange and Alexandria Railroad Depot, and cuts
off several lots 10 the north of il from back out
lets, while Cars can be loaded and discharged
upon II without interfering with the street.
nov 2-eots 5. J. MCCORMICK, Auct
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..,ros SALE OF DAMAGED SALT.-A sale OF
.,-.,Js A,h,on's fine Salt, damaged, was
-. A. auction, BY S. J. Mccormick, Auction
=, he Warehouse of Messrs. Gray, Miller
81, Yesterday, at 81 II! p sack.
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NV YoRk. November 3.-Flour Is heavy;
g.. a s.SS4.lo; Ohio s5.3O9$5 40; Sou
.,..o s5SGx54O. Wheat is firm; Western
,-3r;, kentucky white LAB. Corn Is buoy
-, mixed d7lGlOc Beef is quiet at $lo@
,lN Pork is firm; mess $40 s5S$l7. Lard
,a,u lgaSllc. Whiskey is quiet at 22c'-
,.,,. arr steady. Va 6s s5a; Mo. IS sst.
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C.1nO REWARD.-Ranaway from the
oZJUTheological Seminary, near Alex
andria, Va, on Sunday night, the 18th inst
negro boy named CARTER. Said negro is
bright mulatto, feet 9 or inches nigh and
very well buit. He is about 70 years old, and
has a very pleasant countenance. | will give
the above reward OF $500, if taken out OF the
State and secured so that get HIM again. Ad-
dress DAVID Fl1ZHUGH, Fairfax c. H.,
gen l1-enif OF Il C. WARD Alex. Va
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The M Arketss

g,r,yosz November 3.-Flour is in fair
.,,,l Ohio 81 s7!9S5. Wheat is steady;
I,s3 2or, white l35Gl41c. Corn-small
a, Yesterdays rates Whiskey is steady.
",.,,,. weaker at 1914 Tor shoulders; 1924 for
Iias
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COMMUNICATED.

lNOA
Tahe Curious and Ledr.ed:-l am pleased
to see by the communication of "D'nner'
bl;tz.~ in Tuesdays Gazette, that an in'elll'
gent and laudable spirit of Antiquarian re-
search is not wanting among the other accom-
nI;shmeuts of the profound and erudite seho-
iars in our midst; and being, OF course, desl'
rous of promoting amongst US the cultivation
Of this fascinating department OF Learned
Ioren I herewith Ito that end) submit LOT
.o,,, ~ reful examination, the following IN
s.riptiop, found on an old stone, or monu'
non, of q curious shape, said to have been
discovered in one of the bags in the north OF
Ar ubbi. Ngp.
o.
If. Ora. Sse
S.
After the removal OF the monument 10 the
R,;,;sb Museum. in London, several oaVans
snent months 10 endeavoring to decypher toe
ipsor,ption, but in vain. l believe, however, r.;
,hat tho distinguished "D1nnerbitz WILL
readily make it out ills caiiore Is e]"''
to it." od;.
will simply add, as soon as you read IT,
dear "DonnerbEts, oInA - .a.
Sit ought. perhaps. to be told 'na.'
after puzsling the Swans for some time, tue
above inscription was read by child learn
ing to spell.
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TTHOROUGH ENGLISH TEACHER "A
Virginia Lady seeks the situation OF GOV
ENNESS in a private family. More than
twenty years experience enables me 10 offer my
services as DlRECTRESS and lNSrRUC-
TRESS OF YOUTH, with full confidence OF
rendering entire satisiaction-add 10 which,
testimonies OF ability, and character, furnished
By many persons OF first standing Ia the State
Address Mrs ANN TOLER, Hampstead Post
Office King George County, Virginia
king George County oct 2S--law3w
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THE SUBSCRIBER wishes to purchase
large lot of Cotton or Linen RAGS, for
which he will pay il cash the highest market
prices. J. Z. McGRAW,
nova Upper end OF King-st.
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nov Id

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE IN FA U.
y QUiER.-I am anxious 10 sell upon rea-
sonable terms, the tract OF land upon which |
Row reside. called ROCkHILL." situated in
the County OF Fauquler, and distant about -
miles from the town OF Warrenton. The tract
contains TWO HUNDRED and FORTY NINE
and THREE QUARTER ACRES of most ex,
celent LAND, now in very fine STATE OF cult
sasst walton. The BUILDINGS are all new and
III comfortable Upon the FARM is most
excellent situation for Saw or Grist Mill,
with me very finest pine and chestnut, in great
abundance, lying conveniently III the immedl
ate neighborhood OF the proposed mill site -
There is likewise, on the place, two admirable
Apple Orchards. The leTcing is in fine repair,
and there is everything upon the farm to make
il very desirable residence
will, also, sell couple OF YOKE OF OXEN,
wei! broken and about seven years old All
persons in search of Lumber can be accommo-
dated by calling on me, as have already for
sale 20 900 feet of good plank, and upwards OF
$1,000 frst-rate chestnut shingles. For further
information, address
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BY 5. ] Observation-Disclosures
4 LEWlVES AT AUCTlON.-On Sl.u-
II dag morning nsrt, 6M instant, at II oclc,k
VIII be sold in front Of the Warehouse OF
Me=srs 3 'acklock, Marshall X Co., - BBLS.
NORTHERN ALEWlVES. Terms al Sale.
nov dts S ]. MCCORMICK Amct
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- @%Eosls -=,4s;7:r:,.::.sss,ss
~IS 80
SY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
The state Elections.

We give The below q synopsis OF the retarn'
Of the State elections held on Tuesday:
NEw YoRS--NEw YORK, Nv. 3.-The
retuTls tlus far iaIIcat; tha, nJt an Admin
istra;ion Democrat has been elected outside
OF the CITY, Hssken, Rep, has been re-eIec
ted in the Ninth District.
The Albany Argus Of this morning, con-
cedes that Morgan, Rep, has been elected
Governor by 10000 majority.
The Congressional delegation will proba.
bly, stand nearly as follows: Opposition, Is
! Administration, 5
! The Tr!bune estimates, from about half the
State received that Morgan will have about
! 10000 majority.
MAssAcHuSErrs.--B,sr 9N, Nov. BE
turns from all hut fifteen towns give R.nks
I 65 900, Beach 10000, and Lawrence 1900
all 10 round numbers. Stale Senate, Repuo-
Leans 81, Democrats, 3, State Representatives,
1872 Republicans, 20 Democrats. 10 AmerI-
cans, nine towns to hear from. Buringsme's
majority for Congress is over 400.
ILLINoIs-NEw YORK, Nov. 3.-The Tele-
graph lines are out OF order in consequence
of severe storm, but private dispatches, pur.
porting to have come roundabout way to
Cleveland say toe Republicans had 5000
majority in Chicago
The struggle is entirely between the
Douglas Democrats and TIE Republicans
Scarcely any majorities for the Adminissra-
ton have been reported; neither is there any
thing definite in regard to the Congressional
delegation.
A dispatch from Chicago saws that tho Off
cial Republican majority is $50 in that city.
Four Il publican representatives to Congress
have been elected from this State as far as
heard from.
New JERsEY.-TRENToN, Nov. 3.--Nixon,
Rep, is elected in the lst district, to Con-
gress, Strstton, Rep, 10 the ID; Pennington,
Rep, 10 the 5th; probably Adrian, A. L.
DEM, in the 81, and Riggs, do, in the Attn
Districts.
DELAWARE --WILMINGToN, Nov. 3.-Ihe
Democratic State ticket, as we'll as the leg
islative, sre elected 10 Newcastle county,
Whitley, Dam. for Congress, had 50 uajori-
ty. In Kent, l67. 10 Sussex, five boroughs
ere to hear from, but thus far Whitley has
30 majority.
Newcastle gives Buckmaster, (Opp.) for
Governor, a m jority of 30.
MICuIGAN.--DErRoIr,N Nov. 3.--The whole
Republican delegation to Congress are IN
dow bsedy reelected
WISCONSIN --MILwAUKIE Nov. 2.--As far
as heard from Damn, Dem, is 935 ahead.
New YORK, Nov. 3.--Jerez cautions per-
sous agaiust purchasing their passage tickets
on the steamer Washington, which IS adVer-
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DAPPAHANNOCK LAND AND FISH
X, ING SHORE FOR SALE-Havlng more
land than can proftably cultivate, wish 10
sell my "NORTH BEND FARM" on the Rap
pahannock River. in King George County
The tract contains from 400 to 40 ACRES,
about $50 OF which is arabic at present, but
much more fine land can very properly be
cleared. Nearly tnree.f itns is enclosed by toe
river, il, therefore, requires but little GU side
fencing. The greater part OF TINS land has been
improved BY the use OF guano and clover, and
i. naturally good wheat land. 1t has OH il in.
exhaustibe resources tor manuring, which an
enterprlsing farmer would certainly use.
Ii mas on it one OF the most reliable FISHING
SHORES on this river, as has been proved IN
the late disastrous seasons A seine OF 300
fa,holns i. all sutticlen; TO sweep the rv'r, and
there is an equally good haul on the flood and
cob tides nave good outfit Of Seine, Boats,
! &c and will rent the shore and outfit, Il mol
sold, TO competent fisherman.
ANY persons wishing TO purchase such land,
are invited TO call upon me, near Shiloh Z. y,
King George County Va.
| oct 2s-eotf DR.. F. FAIRFAX.
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~
10 The Cit:eas of .lerald,lg:
/ Encouraged by Inc very brilliant success
when attended their last weeks visit OF tn!ee
evenings and confident that 4 ludicous and
carefully controlled endeavor TO present the
! Dlams-the mas, tn'eiiectHIl and rational of re-.
creati0ns.-wou!d receive tne earnest approval OF
the reh5ctirg portions OF the community who
viii not fail 10 recognize the great Business and
social advantages 10 De derived from tae posses
sion IN their midst OF an admirable resort
heSs;s kunkei Il Co. respectfully announce
their Intention 10 commence, on
SATURDAY EVENING, November 6,
a oTiei series al Dramatic Performances, vita
the fully organized and able
holiday STREET THEATRE co,
From Balumore, whose absence from that popu.
lar establishment is permitted by the En-
gagemeit there OF the RAvgL TROUPE
and comprising among It's members
Miss CORNELIA JEFFERSON,
The accomplished Comedien.e aud Vocalist.
Mrs. SroDDARr Miss May PARKER,
Mis- JoHSsoN, Mrs. II. +. DAILY.
AMI the Elegant Danseuse,
Miss MARY PARTINGT0N,
The popular ard humorous rom-dian, MR..
MI W. FISkE,
Mr. w. A. DONALDSON, Mr.. J. HARRISON,
Mr. +. Holmes, MIR 5 Parker,
A Popular Comedian n Vocalist
Mr. e. w. CLAnKs Mr. u w. JOHNSON,
Mr.. J. ROCHE, Mr. c. LEWIS, and
MR J. H. STODDART.
The initial performance will be John Broug
hams beautiful domestic Drama OF
TEMPTATION.
Conc SoSG. Observation-Disclosures Mr.. S. Parker
MEDLEY DANCE. .......M Miss NJ. Darlington.
Concluding with the Iaughable musical Farce of
LOAN OF A LOVER.
RATES OF ApHIssIOy:
To Dress Circle ...............5U cents.
Family Circle ..................25 cents.