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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-07
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chanics' Tools, Iron, Steel, Nails,
and Agricultural Impiem ents.

HAVE SOW store throughout h e Lsrgss and
CT
the Tor CASH
TOOLS ESQ
iag Hammers and sg and ageas sa q ss
BUILDERS consisting Rim Asst Lss aad Latch
Hinges
Bells and Pulls sod ags o'hsH as O'so
by builders
% @d gsss improvements m s TIE seFssad Aohs
nhandan LITTLE GIANT
a I'll
brands sonstany Ny stock Of sTAEI
FILES AND aga sleek all kinds and q BUTCHERS
CIRCUIAa Ste soinehss q ssanea crqoka Co.'s
make, Afulsy Pr, cFosacn and Tan
Packing fall stock always on Rand
Tn Metal spstsr aad sOdeIIag Hsns, 90 hand =,
Wel and Cnan Pumps WfA weed
Lead Pipes
all land Pulsys; wheel
Grind Stones Cast Kettles and Deg Plat
Chains ChPpn and Handles
ana Aslea Thmhl and Team Whips
G00DSJapanhsd Ware, BraHa Ware and Gil
Goods sc, Sc
portable Water Wheels aAd for Machinery castings
purchasing elsewhere as confident that % interest puf1has
offered at the LOWEST
d Coaacn Bluffs, Iowa, January N, 1888 e j. FOX,
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CAsADY & TEST,
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DEALERS IN EXCHANGE.

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l.. EUCKOLx.s T. Co,
B a n K Z r s.
AND
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,

.-.'.'.'''' .''' ''''-'''' IOWA.
DILLS Of Exchange on all the principe
d cities bought aud sold.
Collections made, lands entered and war
rants located in Western Iowa, SebrzsEa
and Kansas.
Loans effected for foreign eapitahsgs, Of
good security.
Farms, Town Lots aud unimproved lsnil
bought and s-Ia.
Deposits received and Interest allowed.
LAID Warrants bought and sold
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS I
/ NUCKOLLS & co.
GIeRwooa, Iowa,
.sxx Would call the attantioaof 49,,
the people 0 Mills al aI

ths people Of Mills and a4 IN
Joining coun les to the fact
that they have comp ieted their Lsw store
house and have just !eceiyed and opened one
Of the largest and most varied assortment
Of nsw goods ever bro't to western Iowa
Our assortment OF Dry Goods. both Q!
Amer lean and foreign manufacture areas
complete as will be found in the western
country.
Amongour Groceries may be found
20 hdd. n. o. Sugar,
5Clarifed, do
90 sack Rio Coffee,
20 chests Tea. assorted,
1900 2, 4 & Glib boxed Tes,
800 sacks 6. A. Salt,
100 barrels IA. do
200 sacks Dairy dn
90 barrels Molasses,
90 hf do Syrup,
100 Bed steads, all patterns,
Bureas, cabboards, tin safes ,chairs, lo41
yes, mattresses, stands, &c, &c
100 cook and heating stoves, all patterns
and sizes
100 ksgs NatIs, assorted.
Doors, Eindow-sash, blinds, paints OIL,
IS.
B 0 rs AND SROES,
! We have sixty cases, all sorts and pat
Ftsrns. And every thing else that may be
found In stores this aide of St Louis. Or
heavy loss by Ere and thu failure Of 50
many business houses throughout the states
have Shown TO US the necessity Of doing a
ipay down business. Therefore, we hays
adopted the pay down business, and by tbs
means We hope TO offer such inducements 10
those tina: wfsh to pay down for goods, that
they will surely purchase.
By DANG this Kind Of business, we are
| not SUBJECT to ioss, by bad debts and other
loasaas which surely follows after credlting.
/ We do not pretend TO say as Nebraska City
and Omaha City does, that ours is THE piaes
to larsst ysur saoRsy, but we do say We viii
| give you more goods Tor your money, than
any ether house west oFSt. Louis.
Call and sxsmine-no trouble to show
goods, Remember the sign Of the CheaP
CAsh Store, GIenwood, Iowa,
/ - We bay dry hides, furs, Pe!uiss,
eoFh, whsat, oats, bacon, pork, wax, tAlio*
&c, sc at highest prices.
/ Jaly 1855 v5n2ld
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hAERD l. WATSON,
Auction and Commission
M ROHA ANTS,
ON q n q CIgy, Ne b agk q.

REFRAEEcEs:
Marx W. lizard, Gov. Nebraska Tsrri-
terry, Omaha City; +. Davidson, Banker,
Omaha City, N T; s L Campbell, President
Baak Tskamah, n r; DR.. & Lowe, CohT.
ell Bluffs, Iowa,J n Palmer & Co. Coun-
Gil Bluffs; n Stevens, supt. O L Mr. 4,
SC Leafs, Mo.s Wilson 4 he Donald, At
tornsys at Law, Crawfordsvilla, Tudt Alex.
Dunfhne, Louisville, Ny; Field, Benedict l.
Co, Merchants, Chicago, I'D. 'r
Liberal advances made GA eonGxn-
mense. t&#.e= n
aug 30 81 dig
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GREENE. WEARE Il BENTON
mAHmEnRa.

LAND Aa EN Ts
sauKcgk sxurYa, So. ..s.s. -. ssessA.
GFaaae ii Weare, Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
Gxeaae, Wsare q Nice, Fort nsmmoino,
Collections made, taxes paid ard
g4aSssss purchased aud seia IN any part Of
Eowa. jan 1, fso9
1T pFanssd d good asyls % Superior
q pmnaf. auaakakY "a WaTranssa Deedss
Raf go u d Bvusn oFTIcE-
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10y. Navs 10 1851 49,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-26

CC SHINING NACFINES.-A PRAcTIcAL
.O,t FAW.H SEWING MACHINE Fua S5-Pu-
forming jpLy og~tt ,5or.. 30 mSsi"g IT ripping
Of siIoicS. 80 eating ont Of or0er. .4ny LgGy
ran use Il eroy Joiy rji hare L.. [~sECURED BY
RECENT GRANT or LETTERS PATEN!)
Exclusive Rights fol a few States and CouE.
ties will be placed within the reach o, any en-.
;erprisiug business man CA portion OF the Ter
ritoTy already securely
The Proprietors confidently feel they now
place before the public the greatest chance for a
profitable investment ever offered. A SEWN 2
Machine containing the requisite qualities,
which, by its astonishing simplicity and low
cost. will al once 90 10 the masses, who have
beer anxiously waiting for the Machine to come
within their grasp.
D-Parties wishing to purchase: are request.
ed to call at once, examine this most wonderful
achievement, and secure a monopoly OF the State
or County desired
NOVELTY s. SEWING MACHINE co,
Office. BARTLETT & Co Needle Manufacturers,
421 Broadway, cor. Canal street, \. y.
Call or send Tor 4 Circular with cuts Of Ma
chimes oct 23-eolm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-26

MOONS PHASES.
MARINE LIST.
P02T oS ALEyANDRIA-OCToBER Is.

R2T os ALEyANDRIA-oCToBER Is.
ARRIVED.
>r-r Access, higgins, Philadelphia, coal to
!-.mas smith.
>l-' Onn Cow, Smith, Norfolk, 10 L. j. Me.
.g5.y
Na- Thomas Pat,ison, Sword, Baltimore,
,.l,'i 70 Alexandria, Loudoun & Hampshire
M.rajCo
Na'> Sc King, Andrews, Philadelphia, to
rS'tn'I Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, to
Nd, h Bro.
SAILED.
MI Caa!les Whiting. Hitchcock, New York,
va y Borden Mining Co.
Nh Mary C.. Towns, Let's, New York, coal
'oidea Mining Co.
y, beauty, johnson, Staten Island, coal by
: Nelafey.
Fsi Elisha 7. Smith, Lee, New York, coal
Na' Spencer D., Mapes, Newark, coal by
'''1 !. Lowe.
MEMORANDA.
~. >-' EMBARK, Donoho, for this port, cid. at
'-.a:=.paIa ga.
a., ~. 'Tltovl Bray, from Rockland, for this
~ arrived at Salem 2lst.
s.-', liam Smith, McGivsrn, from Fall
~. .' ms port, and Ocean Herald, Clifford,
=, IespoTt, for DO, sailed from Newport
WI Sarah Rernice, Clarke, from Machias,
~, port sailed from Dutch Island harbor
y.n~ y hamilton, Ogden, for this port, cid. at
~ 'oik; sd; Mountain Wave, Greenfield,
s.i Walden, Jarmon, from this port, ar,
so a do. same day.
,,s,., rankin, Hazleton, from Georgetown,
eS,st a; Providence ars,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-26

EOUR-The market opened yesterday very
;.s:. Tas principal transactions were TO CITY
..:sner: oy the dray load, and our quotations
:.rared unchanged.
gHEAT.-Il consequence Of a delay IN the
...ral o; he freight trains on Union street, yes
-.i.v he offerings on Change were light and
:. make. duh. There were no good samples,
I'd re ONLY sales reported were some very poor
sa,e 4, zoe, and some lots inferior red at
he
C0RN-Tae market opened with a fair de-
and, but light receipts. We quote sales OF
a..:e at SIC.
EYE-No sales reported, and quotations
:-Hally unchanged.
0AT>.-D-mand active, but supply light,
ri,lrsac,iOns 10 a limited extent, at 4O6i5c.,
".ylOgs quotations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-26

The iron steamboat Ice King, which was
built to break up the ice in the haFbor of New
York, vas destroyed BY fire. on Saturday
morning, as she lay at the foo: Of Forty fifth
street, East river. 1t is supposed that the fire
was the work Of al iucendiary. The steam
boat belonged to Mess-s. G. b. DcBugh d
Co., and cost $50, 900. She WAS insured for
S25, 600 in the O,wcgo, and two other iusu-
rance companies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-26

BRUTAL AFFAIR.-On Saturday, Ia George
town, . white man threw a stone at colorCd
by, striking bin on the back Of the head
with fatal effect. Mt satisfied with this, he
jumped on rbc PROSTATE by, aud hiakei and
stamped him 7jo!ently. Thc bog soon died,
shortly after which his a-.aiiant was arr3Ft-
ed. examined, aud committed 70 iii Tor trial.
- Nr' Int
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-26

VALv>HnE LANp For sac ~ Eau
G'i.h-i .w .'a. 10 sell uYrr .0''
sr!a@.r 'rfL-. '. .:.r-o .ru: uTo. winch
80" .~s,'". called "EOCEiALL. .,'as.rd II
%" County %, ralqD,er, aa! a.s.an: .aaur 70
mies rom tie town oi "ar.tu'Cn. Iuc tract
]co.ta.as TWO HUNDRED and FJ3TI-NINE
ma THREE QUARTER ACRES OF mos, ey.
ceilrrr LAND. now IA Il very fine state q cult.
- ,a;.oa tue BUILDINGS are all new and
~ comfortable. Upon the FARM is a most
excellent situation Tor a Saw or GrIst Mill,
witn ..e yery Enes. plre and chestnut, IN great
abundance. wing conveniently IN the lmmetI.
ate nelgg5ornooi OF the proposed mill SITE
There is, likewise, on the place, two admirable
Apple Orchards. The fencing Is III fine repair,
aud there is everything upon the farm to make
il d very desirable residence.
| will, also, sell a couple OF IOkEOF oAEN,
well 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 10000 feet OF good plank, and upwards OF
$4,000 t~rst-ra-e chestnut shingles. For turfder
information, address
FRANCIS VI. JET r, or
SHACKELFORD Il SPiLMAE,
c,,,.rT T., 90. 12-,nIm Warre.fcr Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-26

MACGREG0k'S VENTILATlNG STOVES.
HAVE Oh hand the most complete assert.
mrnt OF COOK and PARLOR STOVES
Il.t mas ever been Offered in this city. Among
my Cooks are the Diamond Rock, Nevada,
Comet, Wisconsin. Charter OAK, and Homestead.
Parior Stoves, for Coal, are the Macgregor Ven
tilatiug Stove, Backus Patent Radiator, New
Pattern Radiator, Parlnr Crates, Parlor Cooks,
and Cylinder Stoves. Parlor Stoves. for Wood,
are the Self Regulators, Cottage Parlors, Oven
ParIors. Sheet Iron Air Tight. and Six and Nine
Plate Stoves. Washington STOVE POLISH,
STOVE PIPE. SHEET ZINC, &C.
u TIN WARE al wholesale, as low as il
can be bought in Baltimore or any other city.
H. |. GREGORY, IFS King street,
oct is opposite Marshall House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-26

TIE Petersburg Press Of yesterday, says
I'VE are sorry to be informed that the cIndi-
ton OF Hon. SAerrard CIcmsas is most oTi';-
cal. The statement made to Us prccludes all
hope If MS recovery and It IS even io:s.bl@
that while ne write. be has brcathc1 his last"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-26

A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE--i
"A otter Tor sale the FARM on which | reside,
IN the county o; Fairfax, Va, about four miles
southwest OF Alexandra, on the Telegraph
road. 1t contains about EIGHT HUNDRED
ACRES, mostly OF level Ian. OF excellent quail
", and is one of the most beautiful and produc'
tive farms III the country. II mas on II a good
fsgss46 two.story brick DWELLING, with a
,gsl.l irame wing added, containing, in all, IL
rooms. The house is situated OF al emInence,
covered with d grove OF native forest trees and
commanding 4 view OF the farm and surround
ing country. There are the necessary out
buildings, a good garden, Apple and Peach Or.
chards. and other fruits. 1t is needless 10 say
more than 10 invite those who may be disposed
to avail OF such an opportunity TO purchase IN
this county, and SO near market. 10 visit and ex'
anime this property, SO admirably suited Tor an
extensive grazing AMI stock farm, assuring
them | will take pleasure IN showing the premI-
ses, and giving all needtul information.
L. {. MASON,
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Stafford County, Va, oct l2-eots

4 FIRST RATE FAUGUiKK FARM Jo.
a SALE The subscribe: 0tirr7 Ior sole
" MEDLEY the present residence o! hir. JON
AmbIer. This Farm is situated II lpler Fan
uuier, within three miles 81 g bali 81 Mark
ham Station, on the Manas-as Gap Railroad,
and is within 800 yards Of Lcel, church. "-..g
there is Protestant Episcopal preaching thee
Sundays in every month. II j. within : miles
OF a first class Academy for Boys. Mcssrs Jas.
K. Marshall, Jas. f. Marshall, Tho. v. Amber,
and the Rector of Leeds Church, all live within
one mile and a hall OF the dwelling house.
The Farm contains $50 ACRES, ot which
200 are in grass or under cultivation, and 50
acres heavily timbered. The cleared lend Is Of
the very best quality IN the country, aud the
wood land is on the mountain side.
Iii The improvements CONSIST of a near
i.@G RESIDENCE, containing ilVe rooms and
a passage. with two porches. and several closets
conveniently arranged, and all in excellent re-
palr. A Barn, 36 by 50 feet, calculated 10 ac-
commodate sixty cows or cattle, and fifty ions
OF hay. A Dairy house, 90 by 40 feet; also, a
GOOD Kitchen. Meat house, and other out.busid-
ings. A thrifty ORCHARD OF Apple trees,
planted II years ago, and selected with great
care, of the varieties best suited TO this climate,
is Just coming into full bearing. The House Is
beautifully situated, and is surrounded by 4
meadow OF splendid Timothy hay, and the
grounds Crnamented by a great variety OF well
grown and beautiful shade trees.
For terms. apply to the undersigned, who VIII
give immediate attention TO letters on the sub
iect. and will be ready TO show the land 10 any
one who may desire TO purchase. has address
is Markham Station, Fauquier county, Va.
" 22-eo,f THOS. NJ. AAlBLER.
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AUCTION SALE .
mr. rms D..T.

.'.iLL A4a+ .
+ WELL Sc. At pubic auction, al tie a. !
dsnce Of VI. Cook FItzhuGh, decrease.
AnandaIe, Fairfax County, Va, on I"roy 20
18th ms, CT iair. II TO. tae next iaT "a.
after all the PERSONAL rkot r" =
said deceased, consisting IN part OF 81 -
TEEN HORSES. FIVE YOKE OF On ,
FIFTY-TWO HEAD OF CATTLE sgr. Co.!
them very tat; about FD&Il-FlEE rtLLt'p
HOGS, THIRTY-FIyE STOCK HOGS: . lot
o! SHEEP. Also a quan:l-y o. Hay F1N.
DER. WHEAT and OAT-SFRAW. together
with many other articles no. Agcessary 10 men
ton.
TERMs OF SALE.-For all sums Of s. and Un.
der, the cash will be required, over that a]n.cnU,,
a credit OF 9 months will be given 1ne pur-
chaser to give bonds and approved security,
bearing interest from date until paid. No p'o.
perty to be removed until the terms are com
piled with. Sale to commence Al 10 O'Clock.
EDWIN {. FiTIHUGR,
Administrator OF NJ. {. FIjZaugA.
~ - T... T.. 90, = Hat.
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oct IA ec4misi

NNHE VALLEY FEMALE INSTITUTE,
WINCHESTER. VA-The fifth Annual Ses-
sion OF tois popular Institution, endowed with
full Collegiate powers by the Legislature OF
Virginia, Will N September lst, and
continue ten months. Among IT'S advantages are:
/. Spacious and we'll arranged buildings.
Z. A iuii corps OF experienced Teachers.
8. Extensive and systematic Courses OF Study.
4. New Chemical X Philosophical Apparatus.
8. Superior boarding arrangements.
Is. Reading and Bath Rooms for ooarders.
7. 4 location n~eaitniu! and attractive.
5. Government mild and atiectionate.
9. Terms moderate and equitable.
IL No extra charge Tor Classics.
Send for O Catalogue.
S. P. YORK, a. NJ, lprincipsIs.
q. LA MONTE. a. B.
Frederick County, Va. aug l0-eo3m
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Fire Department at Richmond.

The City Couucil OF Redmond. Va, have
determined to organize a paid fire depart.
ment. Tie Dispatch gives the following
items OF the plan proposed:
"rhe ordinance heretofore reported on the
subject, provides that the Fire Brigade shall
consist Of q principal engineer, seven com.
manders, seven foremen, and l0S fireman, a
commander, u loreman, and l6 fireman, to
each fire company, and the same officers and
IL men to the hook and ladder company; each
commander may hire not more than ten
slaves to assis, his company, but they shall
not be considered a part Of the brigade; 10
person under 81 years Of age, or who does
not list tor State or city taxes $50 of taxable
property, shall! be & member; the pay OF the
principal engineer to be $1,000; each CON-
mandcr, 5000; each iorcman, $50, each fire.
man, 500 per annum--payabie quarterly,
the hire Of each slave not 10 exceed 80 per
amman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-26

DOLUMBIA LAND OFFICE, WASHINGTON,
DlsrRIcT OF CoLUMmA.-Establlshed tor the
sale and Exchange OF Farms, Plantations, CiiY
Lots, and Real Estate generally, on Commis:
sion, throughout the United States.-WlNSLO"
NJ. WATSON X CO-0fice in the building on
the corner OF Indiana avenue and Second street
The attention Of land owners in Virginia and
MARYLAND. who wish to effect sales OF Farms,
and other landed property, is requested TO the
above establishment, as a~tiordirg facilities for
the sale OF real estate, unequallcd by those OF
any other agency. Circulars transmitted or
,,nnHr,tion oct 5-eo3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-26

VALUABLE PRINCE WILLIAM LAND
Y FOR SALE.-The subscriber Offer a,
private sale, a portion OF the farm called "ijD,
LY." OF which Jacob Weaver died seiIct and
possessed. situated and lying IN The county OIL
Prince William, on the waters Of ChapPo"am-
sick Creek, containing about THREh hJH-
DRED AND SIXTY ACRES OF good arabic
and timber land, susceptible OF the highest de-
gree OF improvement, and very de''ab'e Tor
agricultural purposes, with a ready market 'r
the tine timber with which il abounds. !ar -"'r
farm is well supplied with streams ard 'Pr"gs
of water OF the best description. Tn. aIs no
buildings on the premises, and as the iasm Las
not been cultivated tor several year = "l. ZEE
uuire some clearing. The ne.s"bo.aooo a. IL
goo9 one. and the climste healthy.
Terms will be made easy, and REASONABLE time
given for the payment OF tns p%uFca--e A"h'y'
! Persons desiring % invest money ~ lend "n. 90
veil 20 call and give this az eNaIniaa'."n. an.
one wishing to be further informed So d"
DOUGLAS Tiia..
arg r7-eo2n Warrenron. Fa3qu,~r 3d. 81.
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Z NOR SALE.-A choice farm in faUquier
county, containing EIGHT HUNDRED
AND SlXIY.NINE AND i HALE ACRES,
OF which about $50 acres are cleared, and the
remainder heavily timbered Ia the production
of wheat, corn, grass, or tobacco, this will rank
with the best farms in Fauquier cOunty-dls-
tant 3 miles from Rappahannock station, on
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, and in two
hours of Alexandria. IT is well enclosed, well
wa,ered. in excellent heart, and has on it com
- portable DWELLING, with all necessary
%.impTovemCnts.
foR iERms, which will be very liberal, apply
10 the subscriber, whose post.ofice IS lre"iIiiau
Depot, Louisa county. This farm may be dlyi-
deI into two farms.
WELLINGTON GORDON.
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Tauquier, county, oct 5-2awlm

TIME SUBSCRIBER wishing t~oreturn South
offers Tor sale the place upon which ne
resides, comsistingof TWENTY AND a HALF
ACRES. situated in Fairfax County, upon the
Old Leasburg Road, whoa separates It from the
ground. OF Inc Theological Seminary.
~ The DWELLING IS 2 two story frame
IT, building, Completed III the Fail OF 1850
CONTAINING i've good sized rooms, exclusive Ct
kitchen, s,oreroom, and pantry. A well Sf ex'
ceilent water at tne door.
It's proximity TO alexandra, and the neIghoor'
hood afordIng the best society, makes II desiTa'
bic, il only for a Summer residence.
Possession given Immediately. For terms
&c, apply either through the Seminary Post
Once, or upon the premises, to
Fa,rray CO. iy 27-sort 4. &. n SNt'N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-26


sTIEGiNih At Rules held in Ia" Clerks
oNlce OF the Count CouT: Of Alexandria
County. Oh the 27tA day of September, 1913,
phi;iI Park -. Thomas Evans-in Case. j"e
object Of ;L:s suit j. 10 recover i:nin Ire d,teI-
dant. Evans, he sum Of E557 81 with interest
thereon iroGn the lOin day 0! janaary, l>56, due
By open account. The defendant hot i'a"iug en-
tered MS appearance, and it appearins by sails,
factory evidence that ue Is not an IEnaol'ant OF
this Cormonwealth.-L rs ordaed, ihat the said
defendant appear mere WITHIN Ole mouth after
due publication OF this order, and do what is
necessary 10 protect has interest in this suit, and
that a copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published III the city OF Al
| exandria. once a week for four successive weeks,
and posted at the front door of the Court house
OF this County. A ~Copy-Teste:
B. H. BERRY, Clerk.
STuAgTs. Pa. oct 2G--law4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-26

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
II REAL ESTATE-By virtue Of the .ast
vii and testament OF Franklin B. Cox. deceased,
the undersigned will sell at public auction, m
Momday. Me 18Th day Of Noremjp merit, tCour.
day) al Fairfax Court House, all tnet FARM
and TRACT OF LAND, situated IN FaIr'al
County, Virginia, at the junction OF the roa@S
from Alexandria and Fairfax Court House {"
Occoquan, II miles from Occoquan, and -
miles from Alexandria, containing about ze5
ACRES. This Farm is well adapted to gram
and grass, and beautifully situated Ia a healthy
and prosperous neighborhood, convenient 10
Churches, Mills, Stores, Post Office, and only
one and a half miles from tide water navigation.
LA The improvements thereon, consist OF =
lRlarge and convenient TWO STORY
DWELLING HOUSE. with Kitchen adjoinlng;
a never failing well OF good water, with pump.
near the door; a large BARN, nearly ne". ard
other necessary out.buildings, all III good repair.
Any one wishing TO view the property Pr"yi-
Gus TO the sale, will be shown the same, by call
ing on Joseph Stiles, living on the premises.
The Terms, (Which will be TO suit ~pufchas-
ers) will be made known on the day OF sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-26

Ipr'hh'tD FRUIT, Brandy Peaches,
!S5 reserved Ginger, Peaches, Cherries, Pine
ii %aa Orange Peel; Strawberry and Current
Or, -ss' received and for sale, by
JOHN A. DIXON, old P. o. corner.
H,atA INK. OF superior quality, on hand,
H. J.. LEADBEATER & son,
~0-o South Fairfax street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-26

- nnn FRUIT TRIES FOR SALE
.tU,JUDAT THE GREENWOOD
NIksEBif.>. situated on the Alexandra ard
Leesburg Turnpike, near Falls Chnrcn' f%iFia1
County. VI. An orders tor Alexandra Wash
icgton. and George,own. will be Delivered
printed catalogues sent 10 all VINO desire them.
~ AL communications addressed 10
T. =. NUN>ON. Falls Church,
40 80. Ea;-'aY raun-v Va.