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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-24
RukAla.

The Independence Beige has tie following
remarks concerning the emancipation OF the
serfe:-
1.-The committee formed in Russia for the
emancipation of the serls have advanced con-
sideratly in their labors. Independently of
differences Of opinion upon matters Of detail,
two principal points We fad are debated
among the members of the commi;tces--;he
one is that Sufficiently long period Of trait
sition should eispse, the other that the en-
Reimbursement OF the peasants should take
place almost Immediately. Another diver
gence vi opinion prevails amO3g the men,
bers c0ncerolrg the form OF emancipation;
some desire to convert the seridOm INTO a Ger.
tain amount OF forced labour, others into
perpetual rent charge on the land occupied,
while others again wish to secure to the pea
ssntry their Independence, and that they
may be permitted to acquire it as soon as
possible. The three governments Of wilma,
Kowno and Grodno, which were the first
who declared 10 favor of emancipation, are
also those who are iurthest advancedln ther
labOrs."
The drought prevailing in Russia has caus-
ed several fires. The lair at Njninongorod
was thrown into confusion by violent coh-
HagratiOu. More than COO shops and large
depots of merchandise If dlfferent kinds tell
a prev to the flames. Two Chief towns OF
ACCOMPLISHMENT IN Poland, Wiuclawek and
Willup, have also been ha,f destroyed by
fire. 10 the former large depot Of wool
was consumed.
We learn from ST. Petersburg that the So
cisl reforms in Russia are progressing surely
though slowly. Formerly the Grand Duke
Constantine was strongly opposed to toe
plans OF the Emperor, Dot his opinions have
recently undergone change. lie appears
to have acquired the conviction that the re-
sources OF Russia cannot be properly deVe!-
oped until her system or Eovernmeu rs
modified, and he now strongly urges bis bro
Their to abolish the "Tschinn" a nominal t.
tie of nobility or rauk given 70 the military
and civil authorities which is one OF tle
principal causes of the corruptibli'ty Tor
" hich Russian employees are 50 notoriors
More attention is to be paid to the education
of the people, and young men OF talent are
to be encouraged to pursue tier s;udies al Il
Russian university. UutIl now kussia LAS
produced but few scholars ct nOte, and the
cause of this dearth of Saca"tS Is we'll kno"n.
The predecessors of Alexander III. "ere OF
opinion that much learning was not gooa icr
their subjects, and the authorities 50 man
aged matters that few years ago there "eIe
not 80 many students at all the Russian
Universities as there are 10 Prague, the capi-
tal cf An Austrian province. Somewhat more
liberty is now allowed to the press, and the
Russian papers are about on apar with those
published IN France.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-24
TIC Ragl0na,

The approach Of cool weather brings out
this new style Of Overdress, which promises to
become quite the rage among tho ladies'
Though introduced last spring, but lew were
made up, and those altogether 10 cloth serv
lug for use in TRAVELLING aod in the cold spells
during the summer. The cloth is mach light
er than ordinary ladies' cloth, add dark in
color. The Raglan is a long and loose sac
que, with vile Howing sleeves, trimmed only
with silk tass'l here aud here. It's button
ed elise no to the throat, and flushed with q
small collar, over which no muslin or lace COL
lar is worn. There 10 40 trimming on the 9th
er portions, except Tow Of buttons DOM the
front, serving for fastening. The effect is
uoisc graceful as the circular, but it is becom-
ing 10 tai! ii .ures Ii will be worn almost
universally as soon ~ the fail Opens.-N 7.
Cam
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-24

GALE OF VALUABLE FA UQU VI Err
LAND offer FOR sale, my FARM, situa-
tel about five miles from WarTenton, ard seven
miles from Ca;letts Station, on the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad 1t contains FIVE HUN
DRIED AND TWELVE ACRES, Of which $50
acres are in wood and timber. The quality OF
the sol is good, and well adapted to the growth
of all kinds OF grain and grasses There are
several valuable Free Stone Quarrles on this
Farm suitable for fencing and building purpo-
ses. The land is free of surface stone, OF good
exposure, and easily cultivated.
~ The improvements consist OF aFRAME
u DWELLING, containing eleven rooms
and the usual Out.buiIiiHgs.
Possession Tor seeding will be gwen SO soon
as tue property is sold, and full possession gwen
on the lst OF January next.
Ii this properly should not be soid oy 'ne
18Th of &ptsu,bu it will en- that day. OF 'he H'st
tar day thereafter, be sold at public auction on
tho nremises. Persons wishing to see II Will
c.rl nm Mr., COURTNEY, residing on the
mace or Mr.. GEO f.. WILLIAMSON, near
Warren'on.
For price, terms, &c, ! refer 10 my Attorney,
RICE w. PAYNE, at Warrenton, Va.
SARAH WILLIAMSON.
Werrenton, Va, aug l3- eotSepl5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-24
1--WE GREAT BEAUTlFlER so LONG
INHUCCESSFULLY SOUGHT, FOUND

TIVE GREAT BEAUTlFlER so LONG
TNSUCCESSFULLY SOUGHT, FOUND
AT LAsr!-F0r it restores permanently gray
hair 10 rs original color; covers luXurlantly the
bald head; removes all dandruf itching and all
scroiuIa, scald head ard al! eruptiOns: makes the
hair soft, healthy, and glossy; and will preserve
il TO any imaginable age; removes, as II by
magic. all bloches &c., from the face, and
cures al neuralgia and nervous head acne. See
circular and the following
Dover \. H. Feb. I'd lSj7.-PRoF. q. ).
WooD X Co-GESTs Within few days We
nave received so many orders and calls Tor
Prof o. J. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
that today we We're compelled TO send 10 Dos
ton for quantity, (the dozen You forwarded
all being sod) while we nigh: order quaint
" from YOU Every bottle We have sold seems
10 nave produced three or four new customers
aud thu appreciation and patronage It receives
from the most substantial and worthy citizens OF
or vicinity, fully convince US that It Is most
valuable preparation.
Send Us as soon as may he, one gross o! ,
size: and one dozen >! sze; ard beheve Us
yours very respectfully.
(Signrd DANIEL LATHORP & co.
Hickory GROVE, ST. CHARLES Co, Mo, Nov.
70. is56.-Prof O. j. WooD- Dear Sir Some
OF your HAIR RESTuRhilt l., and lis effects
were so wonderful. we feel ii our dny TO you
end the all cled, 10 report II.
Our little sons head Tor some time had been
perfectly covered with sores, and some called II
scald heal The hair almost entirely came oil
in consequence, when friend. seeing MS snfier-
ings. ADVISED us 10 use yOur RESTORATIVE;
we did so with little hope OF success, but, TO our
SUNRISE. and that o. all our friends very lew
appications removed the disease entirely, ana
new and uxuriant crop OF hair soon started
out. and we can now say that our boy mas as
healthy scalp, and as luxurlanta crop OF mar
as any other child. We can. therefore, and 90
hereby recommend your RESTORATIVE. as
perfect remedy for all diseases OF The scalp
and hair We are. yours, respectfully.
GEORGE VI. HlGGiNBNTHAN
SARAH 4. HIGGiNBOIHAM
GARDNER MAINE. June %, lsj5-Prci. o..
Woop-Dear Sir have used two bottles OF
Prot. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE, and
can truly say it is the greatest discovery OF the
age iol restoring and changing the hair Before
using it was man Of seventy. Ny HAIR has
now attained its original color. You can re-
commend il 70 the world without the least fear
as nv case was one OF the worst kind. ours
respectfully, DANIEL y. WI III ~.
q. J. WOOD & CO, Projectors, 3I2 Broad
way, \. Y, On the great n. Y. Wire Railing
Establi,hment) and ia Market street, ST.
LOUIS Mo And sold by all good Druggists,
| and Fancy Goods dealers II 2i-eo@m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-24

100 MERINO EWES FOR SALE.-The
IDy subscriber will sell at public auction,
on nis premises near Wauenton, Virginia, on
Hednesday the 25th day Of August Ut fair, II
not on toe next fair day thereaiter) one hundred
OF ms superior MoNTARCO MERi NO
EWES. Both with regard 10 weight Of fleece,
and quality of staple, the subscriber believes
these sheep unsurpassed in the State. credit
OF four months, with approved security, wall be
GIVEN 70 purchasers. A. D. POLLOCK.
WarreGton, Virginia, aug 7-eots
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DIEEI.

At his residence, in Louioun county, Va, on
the 3ist ult.. Mr.. LANDON Carl ER, aged
about IS years. Mr. c. was long and iavor"-
biy known in the community III winch ne
lived, as citizen and kind ueIshbor, aud Tor the
integrity and "prighlness Of MS chara ter. In
his transactions with bis fellow men, tie sought
to have a conscience void OF offence towards
God and man lie was an humble, sincere
Christian, and for the last hlt. Ell years OF his
life in communion with the Protestant Episcopal
Church. His last illness was severe ana pro-
traced, but he bore it with Christian resIsna
ton, and gave assurance to surviving relations
and friends tina, their loss would be lis 'niinite
gain. ~ "
On the 18th OF August at the residence Of ms
father, VIM n. Hebb in St Nary's county, Nd,
DIR. THOMAS WIN. HEBB aged twenty.sIX
wears and four months.
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AUCTION SALES.

vNRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
AND PERSONAL ESTATE.-by author
ity OF a deed uf trust executed TO the undersigned
by William s. Payne, We shall offer Tor sale at
public auction, al the residence OF the SAID
Payne, in the county OF King George, Virginia,
on Tuesday the PIT day of September merit, me
following valuable Real and Personal Property,
IN Wit The tract of land on which Mr.. Payne
now resides, called mount pleasantly
situated about two miles from the village of
Port Conway. on the Rappahannock river. adj
Joining the lands Of Messrs. George w Turner
James ). Quisenberry, and others. The tract
contains FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES nearly all OF which has been highly
improved, and is in the best condition Tor pro.
fabe cultivation. The situation Is healthy
and rendered attractive by the excellent society
surrounding it, The Improvements consist OF
/sA commo iious DWELLING HOUSE, and
- all necessary out-buildIngs, the whole OF
which are either new, or have recently been
thoroughly repaired.
Second, tract of land, principally in wood,
containing TWO HUNDRED AND TWO
ACRES. situated near to, (but not Immediately
adioinlng) the first named tract.
~ Third, TEN HOUSES and LOTS in The
E:W village OF Port Conway. AlSo, EIGHT
or TEN SLAVES; the House and Kitchen Fur
niture of said Payne, much OF which is new
and desirable All his Stock, Plantation uten'
sis, &c, consisting in part Of 10 horses, 80
head OF cattle, AZ sheep, so TO 60 hogs, Is wag-
ons and carts, wheat reaper, wheat drill, wheat
machine, pows, harrows, &c. The purchaser
OF Mount Pleasant will have the privilege o:
seeding wheat this fall, and full possession will
be given OF the first OF January next. Persons
wl.hlng further description OF the property,
or desiring 20 view it, can apply TO the under
signed, or 10 VIM. 5. Payne.
TERMs-For the real estate, one-iourth OF the
puchase money will be required in cash; for the
residue a credit OF one, two and three years Will
be allowed, the deferred payment TO bear inter-
est, and TO be satisfactorily secured. For the
personal property cash Tor the Slaves, and all
purchases under $50. Over credit OF six
months W. : r. "a Mason iatoSi'NN' Trustees.
King George County, Va, aug lI-eots
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In regard 10 by Goods the n. Y. Independent
nys "AGvc,s from France state that the orders
.ul IN process OF execution Tor the tissues on A
nercan account have become large. The recent
arrivals OF French goods have been considera-
be, and trade mas improved. We repeat, how
ever, our previous observation, mat the Purcha'
Sc. are smaller than usual. Dealers do not lay
IN secks on large scale The activity Of the
season is vet 70 come. German Wcolens are
being freely imported and are arriving TO bad
market, coming III competition with the Amer
can manufactures OF fancy Caslmeres, which
are the favorItes OF the marEet al present. Ger
man Cloths displaced both French and English
good, OF like description, but are now likely to
be displaced by the improvement goirg for
ward IN domestic manufactures. The South.
western and Southern buyers are not numerous.
Tie Western buyers are few and hang back
The nearby trade will be as good as usual.
CO'hlers are not buying yet, and the Wooden
trade, except IN CdsImeres, is dull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-24

The Indications row are that there will be
but very moderate business during the autumn
II New York There is great ease in the money
msrkt', ard, although loans may be obtained on
adorable terms there is yet great caution on
,.s part OF taiesmen. In stocks there was
rois activity bu, 10 movement worthy OF no
Ice There were exported OF staple articles up
70 'ae present time only TO the amount OF $l5,-
5sj43, beng decrease of six hundred ard ten
loassnd dollars as compared with the same pc
'of IN ls57. The whole amount of dry goods
-'OHn on the market during the past week
'HtjI2,>47; total since first January, $44,-
s'5> beng twenty five millions less than
..its The same period OF last year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-24

yaIRUSTEEs' SALE OF Landry virtue
4 OF deed of trust from Benjamin Thorn
ton TO us. dated the 2sth day OF February, 1852,
and of record in the Clerks Office OF Fairfax
County Court in land record book q No. 8,
folio 432, we shall, on Monday the l9h day Of
JUN merit, Court day. in front Of the Court
House OF the said County Of Fairfax offer at
public auction. TO the highest bidder for cash,
the part or portion OF the TRACT OF LAND
therein conveyed, and not heretofore released by
order OF Reginald Fairfax, the cestu que trust,
situated ir.tne said county, through which the
Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad
passes, and containing about FOUR THOUS-
AND. SEVEN HUNDRED AND SI&TYFoUR
ACRES. or so much thereof as may be necessa-
~ TO satisfy the amount now due the said Regl-
nald Fairfax, and remaining unpaid, and the
costs and expenses OF sale.
Fairfax County, Va, je 4-eots
The above sale is postponed until the 18Th day
of August nert, Court day.)
Fairfax county, Va y i-eots
" The above sale is further postponed until
M0ndoy, The zOh day of September, (Court day }
THOMAS r. LOVE. T,ns.oas
aug iS-eots ALFRED MOSS :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-24
NERY DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALF

VERY DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE
Y i offer lor sale, privately, the FARM
upon which now res lie, containing 235 ACES
This Farm offers great inducements TO the pur-
CHASER rom its locality, being wtnin : miles OF
MiteAelrs Station, and ! of the RapF.an, and
thereby brought into immediate connection, by
railway. witu Richmond and Alexandria. l. is
beautifully situated in one OF the best neIga5or
mood, in the State The Improvements are q
49,, comfortable DIV ELLIN q, with SIX
bee. ROOMS, and all other necessary out-nouses'
4 more particular description is unnecessary.
as those wishing to purchase will examine
for themselves For further description, APP
NV TO J. {. GREEN. at Culp; per CT. House, or
the subscriber at llichels Station.
WM. A ROBERTSON.
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Ur WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.-W,

IT. WOODS HAIR RESTORAJiVE.-Ne
have never known any other medicine win as
large share OF pubic confidence IN so short
time as this has done II has not been more
than wear since we first heard OF H. ana IL
now stands at the head OF ali remedies o' Inc
kind We have never used any OF 1t ourselves
having had no occasion, as our crown oi S'o
ry'' not only as yet retains ITS Original cc'oi'
but gets more so--but some OF our friends nave
and we have never known it TO fail in restoring
Tho hair ~ rs original color. We advise such
as are becoming prematurely gray, TO give the
"RESTORATIVE' a ulel.-CheSt" (iMHo'S)
Herald
Sold BY all good Druggists. aug 2a-h
wRUQAL ATTRACTI0N.-The Ladies
If s, Johns Parish propose holding Festival,
an Wednesday, the 25th OF August, Qt tar, II
No, the next lair day. in the beautiful! grove
near Grimesv;Ee, in Prince George county -Mu''
.or ,be purpose of making some improvements
in St Barnabas Church. Ice Creams, Fruits
Gc will be supplied in abundance, and aaho'
eve dinner provided for the occasion. citizens
of Alexandria who desire TO patronlze worthy
object. and pass day in rural enjoyment VIII
f,Iiy realize their expectations by visiting mis-
romantic spot. And, in addition TO other nu'
merous attractions, Prince George VIII iafhi'n
full quota of her iairest dausnters. e,r
Prince Georges county. Md aug IL" iu
New GOODS-We have received io' u
u Fancy Prints AM Mouslines' Fall s'yies1
neBages: Laveila Cloths another lot OF moss
yery Cheap bleached Corons; Cassinet;S; canon on
FIannels; " hte and red FlanneIs; striped ana
Maid Domestics, &c, to which we invite 'ne
attention of our customers
aug "a ). T. " L. n.
REEN GINGER FOR P3E>EkNlH";
I(T Mace; Nutmegs; white and black Mus'aIa
SD. Celery Seed; Coriander do; tara"ay 90,
and Turmeric. Just received. and ior sac; ~
'''' ]. WILLIAM POWLlN",
| Corner OF Fairfax and Prince SITS
DTSKIRK'S FEVER AND AGUE ANIL
X DOTE, Osgood's India CholasogGe' now.
.n3,. Tonic Mixture, Shalienoerser Asue
panedv On hand, and for sale by
NeNn' J. WILLIAM BoWLlN''
@. Corne, of Fairfax and Prince SIS.
90 BUSHELS CORN MEAL, Just receiV'
| XII ed and for SAL by cDpp
IN "a PERRY Il PENNihA Nh h I'm.
1OIMOTHY SEED, orch Grass oeeu'
Country Soap, for sale by
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THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE NJ LII
By virtue OF deed OF trust
executed by William IL Harrison and wife, for
the benefit of Meixsel Il Grafton, OF the city OF
Baltimore dated the 22d day of September,
1897, and recorded IN the Clerks office OF War
rem County, Va, the undersigned, as Trustee,
will, on Friday the Sd day Of September, before
the door OF the Front Royal Hotel, in Front
Royal, Warren County, Va, sell at public aac-
non 10 the highest bidder the property convey
ed by said deed OF trust, being large BRICK
lp;h MERCHANT MILL, called WARREN
.I%.H MILLS" and other BUILDINGS, with
TWO lots OF LAND, situated on the Shenandoah
River, in Warren County. This Mill is ranked
among the most valuable in the Valley oil VIZ
glnia, and is conveniently accessible by River
navigation. and Railroad, to Baltimore and Al
eXandrla
TERMS OF SALE.-Two thousand four hundred
dollars OF the purchase money payable IN cash,
on the day of sale, and the residue payable on
the third day OF August, $50, TO be secured by
obligation. with good security, and lien on
the property. But am authorized by the trust
creditors, Meixsel & Grafton, To say that they
will accept the note of the purchaser with SALTS
factory security, for one thousand dollars, paya'
be six motifs after the day of sale, bearing IN.
terest from date, in part OF the cash lnstament.
GILES COOK, Trustee.
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Stafford Co, ap 2-2aWim

VALUABLE LOUpoUN FARM FOR
} SALE-i offer for sale, The beautiful AID
desirable FARM, called "DRESDEN' upon
which reside /, is situated in Loudoun 10,
Va on the snickers's Gap Turnpike is twelve
miles from LeeebuTg, three from NIddleburg,
and two and a.haIf from Aldie The tract con.
faIns THREE HUNDRED AND SiHII-ONk
ACRES OF LAND. All OF the cleared land Is
IN a high state OF cultivation the REMAINDER
well tin. b-red In each field tnsre are several
Springs which. during the most pTotracted
drought. have never ralled There is an album
dance OF Limestone upon the Farm, with Kiln
Tor burning.
&r-S The improvements consist OF Brick
-k#5A DWELLING HOUSE, with i've Rooms
bcIoW, ard tour above Il Is comfortable and
convenient Inc Kitchen is ot stone; has a
room above and beneath. There are good ser
wants houses, with every other necessary out
building. Within lew Yards OF the house, ale
TWO ORCHARDS OF choice Fruit.
This Farm atoas the lands OF Jas. + Ball
and The heirs of Geo W. McCdrty, and more
beautiful. desirable. or more healthy Location, Is
not to be- found IN the STATE II commands az
extensive view Of the Blue Ridge, and IN lo'eii'
ness of scenery ID unsurpassed. II les "In'''
four miles of the Loudoun Branch ot me va.
ma ssas Gap RailToed, and twelve OF the fie't'S
Station. Prompt attention will De gwen u
any communication addressed TO the Subscriber
HORACE LUCkETT, Mitdleourg +. u.
No., ar-.ft Loudoun Co, Va
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AIM ANAC.
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-AUGUsT %

ARRIVED.
%a' hing Dove, Johnson, Philadelphia, to
=. Nai, r F Stockton, Crammer, Providence,
~ 4 Lowe.
s TI; Ven zen. Worth, Patrigs, Baltimore, guano
y VA h Il. huntley, Hammond, New York,
: % Ac'eish \ Son.
MI Stag, Townsend, New York, salt to Hill,
'aaS Psr,low.
=. =, =. ,sIoiIne, Hatton, Plantersville, wheat
W. vs. 70 Blackjack, Marshall & Co.
E..lfs Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, to
~ AMsht, Sears, Providence, corn by M.
g.. MEMORANDA.
r. -" keOecca Whiden, German, from this
70 c ~ Boston, and st. Lawrence, Dickey,
v. ,'gS'Eetown, b c., al Holmes Hole goth.
~: T. lske, Endicott, from Georgetown,
Hilyed al Boston Goth.
a. "m !. Iisdale, Hawkins, from George
lin, J. House, Sprague, and Jos. Holmes,
q. M, "Um this port, arrived at New York
M,I b Strong, HAWKING, from this
'r,r anh Cole, from Petersburg, do. 2lst.;J.
;.s,n 1 Dmi' Tor Georgetown; S. Andrews,
~, "i " ashmston, cid. at do. 2lst.
en.4 '. n n griffith, James, from this port,
b. ~. Alladelphia goth inst.
'Hiao~t , nennett, from this port, arrived at
rSr.sS sll'on, Jayne, from this port, arrived
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-24

TORE NEW BOOKS, PAPERS, AND
WI MAGAZINES At FRENCH'S Book and
PD~dicm Depot.
London illustrated, with beautifully colored
supplement OF the Flags of all Nations, sc.
Frank Leslie's Fanny Magazine and Fashion
Book Tor September, 25c.
Eclectic Magazine Tor September, with two
splendid Messotnt engravIngs, SOC.
The Atlantic Monthly Tor September, 25c
Knlc, eIbockcr Tor September, &c.
WaverIey Magazine, monthly part, for Sep
TENDER, 2jc.
Constantly receiving new Books, Magazines,
and every tllng in the Book AID Periodical line.
aug ~
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Warren County, Va, aug lO--eots
DuBLUC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN

nUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN
CLARKE COUNTY.-ln pursuance OF a
deed OF trust executed by John Dow, now decd,
and recorded IN the County Court OF Clarke, for
purposes therein mentioaed, |, acting under an
thorty OF the said deed, will SELL on Tuesday, III.
gus 3Ia, 1858, at White Post at auction, 10 the
/ n CHEST bidder that valuable TRACT OF LAND
upon which the said Dow resided at the time OF
his death, containing about 1875 ACRES. The
i'm improy emenfs consist OF a comfortable
Id DWELLING HOUSE, Kitchen, ard all
necessary out. buildings for the use Of the Farm.
This Farm is peculiarly valuable, and com
prises all that is necessary to render IT deslra.
Die residerc e and profitable investment Persons
desiring TO examine the estate are referred to
Ino. Alexander, or f w. Massey esqrs., who will
take pleasure in giving any Information desired.
TEsNs-One.tbird OF the purchase money
will be required in cash, and the balance IN
three annual instruments, bearing interest from
day of SALE | shall reserve the power OF re
sale in case the purchaser shall fail to comply
With the terms as set forth.
Possession given as soon as the terms are
CON Piled with. JOHN MoR"AN.
Clarke County, Va, aug Scots