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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-23
From one Of tie oldest firms In Baltimore. Mssxrs.

1e these that seek relief from the maladies of the
teeth, can cheerfnly recommend Dr.. =. Baily ss q
supcrior Dentist; he made set of porcelain teeth
for one of ny family, and plugged several teeth tor
mysef and the work bss al stood we'll for Ecre thar
ssn nI0m, kOBEkT 4, NiAON,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-23

nRUG STORE FOR SALE An elig ibe stand.
- doing az ex celIent reta, and prescription busI
ness satisfactory reasons given for selling Terms
moderate Address Chemist City Post Once
ma 26-2awlm' S
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NOTICE.
IMPORTANT r, ,G58sNSTRAcroRs AND

JENKINS g. LAMBDTN
Manufacture Sash, Doors. and Blinds, Crown Arc
ltrave, Pannel, aud other Mouldings, PLAIN and
Fancy Brack is, ard all other work In connection
with House building, cheaper than Any other estab-
lishment south of Boston.
Terms cash. JENKINS & LAMBDiN.
25- SIN Alexandria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-23

Foe RENT-TWO ROOMS In the third story
~, oI the building occupied as an office by c. :.
!" THRIp%2;Ctaf the City Rs
STORE FOR RENT ANDDRY GOODsFoK
se,I m .i to retire from business will
also rent my Store where have carried on business
on sppcaon at sree essy ssg ana
''a fod s'a streets east N1yy f3sHP HH5f
Il situated on the corner of lath and B stTsets'
hear the Ganal, at present occupied by Capt Jonas
Of June 1t is we'll fitted up with sheiving counter.
pms, &o and Is the most desirable stand in the city
sppy the oeo sas Xxi Ina waR
DsR; e : i99rner i9 of and 18th streets west.
NEsMT ANp BkiSk HkEK TEFkE
Al. At PRdvAE SALE-The subscriber has for pri
% hR5 s4ss ss Back
containing eleven rooms. built In the best manner
ana furnished throashout with all the modern i'm.
SSii.sltuated 6fi on north street. between 9Th and
' AA' '"' 0Aje Jas. pSsssssiiNa 6. MsGUiRE, GfUtTifRE
a1 - Auot'r. and Com. Merchant.
GREAT CHANCE FOR INvEsTMENT.-
,stse 5aroeery, Wine and Liquor Store, in first
re @ Rs1 S Post ABSs ys with real
iEARS.That very handsome and egibly SIT
uated HOUSE on Penn, ylvanIa avenue, between
nth and 18th streets lately occupied by MIR. Diver
nos, as hotel. The main house is we ada pied for
either private residence or a public house. having
number OF large rooms and many c"nveniences at
tached to 1t: and the additional house whlcn lately
served the purpose of barr with three or four rooms
Up stars can very readily be cOnv verted into an Of
hce below with sleep ng rooms IN the upper story.
r, Inc establishment is very desirable one for q
lorelgn minister; the house lately occupied as bar
room, c., DC can easily be converted into an Office
or olhces btloT with Sleeping rooms above for the
secretaries and attaches of the legation,
for terms, DC, apply to N. LAWSON, at Wind
or bulloing ma 21-Std 2awtf
nHUG STORE FOR SALE An elig ibe stand,
- doing an excellent retail and prescription busI.
ness Satisfactory reasons for selling Terms
moderate Address Chemist" City Post Once.
ma S-2awlm'
RARE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL
~ DEALERS S-FOT rent, for ten years. a vacant
LOT upon II, 20th street, 81 by l29 feet nearly
opposite the new Presby terian Church. For terms
ap % 3tawtf
A BWEI'tING AND A STOREROOM FOR
"A KENI-That very desirable two story Brick
Dwelling, o. 10 H. between l8r n and 18th SITS
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ADIEs' RRAIDs. PLAITS, CURLS. HALE
OF 18th street and Pa. ave. ie s-6m
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RooK-BINDING AND PAPER-RULING
6OFF THOMAS,
Southeast corner of Eighth and ID streets
s6 w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-06
Me IiCO,

Every succeeding mail from Mexico brings
with tia confirmation Of previous intelligence,
with respect to the diiorganized condition OF
that i'll governed Republic. During forty
years OF anarchy, her public works have fallen
into decay, her fertile fields have been negIcc-
ted, and the products Of her rich mines of
The precious metals resklessly squandered by
coatending factions. Belliserent, yet pusi-
luminous, proud, naughty, Ignorant, and
yain-s glorious, an ambitious military olgarchy
have set up and pulled ,wn ruler after ruler
until at length, under the incessant strife Of
coutending cbieftians, the central government
has falieo into contempt, and the Republic
has been cut up iuto semiindependent prIn.
cipalities.
Vidaurri holds possession in the North;
Juan Alvarez in the South; IuIoaga exer-
cises dubious authority over the valley OF
Mexico, and other parts on the Gulf are held
by Juarez and bis adhercnts, With brigands
niesting the highways, and raplne and muir
der common occurrences In the cities, with
no law to punish crime, no power TO sup
press Instruction, with an exhausted reasu-
~, and an impoverished people. There APP.
pears to be no hope OF fOding within The
limits of Mexico, Il siugle man capable OF
re-unting the shattered fragments, OF restor-
ing order, and Of re establishing in the sew
eral departments, harmony of sentiment aud
unity of acton.--BaH. Exchange.
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SpotsyIvamta County.

The attendance at Court was smaller than
usual, in consequence Of many not having
finished planting corn, and others being busy
10 "prizing" their tpbacco. The latter crop
is ascertained to be larger than usual. The
reports from Richmond, of the delay III
sales, and the decline in prices, were rather
discouraging.
We are glad to say that the Fruit crop
in the neighborhood Of the Court House has
escaped injury.
The growing Wheat crop is a sight at once
cheering to the eye and heart. We have
never seen a better stand, nor more healthy
shade OF green. We have yet to meet with
the first com planning farmer this spring, on
account Of his wheat. OF verify, the MILF
mum must be coming when farmers cease
grumbllng.
In obedience to the power vested in the
Court under the new Militia Laws, that body
proceeded to nominate militia officers to tue
G. Ivernor. All the old officers were nOmina-
ted for their present positions, viz: VIM. b.
Goodwin for Colonel; j. NJ. Waller Ter
Lieutenant Colonel; c. B. Billiard for Major,
&c. &c.
At the April term of the County Court,
Licenses had been taken out according to
the old law for the sale Of Liquors. AT the
term on Monday it was decided that al! such
licenses we're null aud void, and that it was
necess Try fer every Liquor vendor to comply
with the terms of the amended law. This
&c g., , n, rnr,opt decision IN those intpraste1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-06
Congresss

s.,s,e Yesterday. Mr.. Brown re-
~ y, IN favor of allowing the Washington
PO If Washington city. to enclose GER
.,io grounds in the improvement OF a GENE
HT y. B,vsrd, from the Judiciary Commit
-. ,spo,ted bill for the settlement of pri-
u 's,. land claims in California
'' .,.o q report adverse to the petitions
;o, the passage of general bankrupt
'', w. Toombs, from the same committee, at
.,.a 70 report, as co ming from the minor
yer ', ,bs committee, general bankrupt bill.
n, {; cen objected to the bill being re-
,e,sd a. report, aud this led to prosFae-
", BENJAMIN, by general consent, intro
ducei the same bill
NJ, Hsmlin moved that LOCO extra copies
be printed.
n, Bsuiamin introduced resolution of
...,;,v as 70 the relations now existing be-
lam this country aud Mexico, during the
,,..ep, perturbed state of that country, and
r,s,ber any measures have been adopted or
ere necessary to secure indemnity, for out
,,,es committed on American vessels IN the
hsrbor of Tampico; agreed to.
n the House Of Representatives, Mr..
rrogmsn, from the Committee on Foreign
Affair, reported the French Spoliatiou bill;
n..,oopcd until the first Monday in January
pe,,-yeas &C, nays so.
Mr.. C. also reported resolution against
Interference of the United States on foreign
coil to make arrests.
Mr. Richie offered substitute approving
The course Of Com. Paulding.
Mr.. Barksdale offered substitute for
both asserting that the conduct of Commo-
dore Psuldiog was without authority OF law,
and meets the condemnation Of this House.
Mr.. Wright, of Georgia, also submitted a
substitute, declaring that the capture OF VIM
Walker was unauthorized and illegal; and
recognizing the right of an American oiti'
zen to eIpatriate himself.
Mr. Clingman advocated his resolution
giving history Of the Nicaraguan affair,
and coutending that Walker was citizen OF
,ha, country, and that any interference on
the part of this Government was a superora
CATION of power. lie proceeded to show the
benefits to this country which would have
arisen from the success Of Walker. Lie
argued that the Clayton-Bulwer treaty
ought to be abrogated, and that We have
better claim than Great Britain to the con
troll of Central America.
The sui ject was laid over, and the HOUSE
proceeded to the consideration Of the bill fo
the admission of Minnesota into the Union
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-06
The m arkets.

BALTIMORE, May Flour is unchanged !;
Howard street and Ohio 81 373 City Mills
&OOG$4.06t Wheat is steady; fair to prime
red lOOGlOSc.; good to prime white 1851 3oc'
Corn closed with an advancing tendency; white
62Gd5c.: yellow 65G67c. Whiskey is dull, al
2O.G2ltc. Provisions are dull and generally
unchanged.
NV YORK. May Flour is heavy and
lower; sales of 5000 barrels; State $4,o36
&l5; Ohio $4256$44o: Southern steady, at
&456$4.7O. Wheat is dull, with declining
tendency; sales Of 5000 bush; Southern red
llO6ll2c; Western red io5c.; white lice
Corn is upward sales of $4,000 bushels; white
7NG72c., yellow 72673c. Pork is dull; Mess
$500; Prime Sl4 rs. Beef is quiet; Chicago
Repacked SIP 75GSl4.O0. Lard is dull, at | |
6l23c. whiskey is dull, at 2o3c. for Ohio
Stocks are dull and lower. Va 6's SO. Mo. 6''
s33. Sterling Exchange firm, at iO9t6lO93c'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-06

The offerings on Change yesterday were very
light and the market closed quiet. No sales OF
Flour reported and the demand is limited to the
city trade. Quotations are nominally unchans-
ed The receipts OF Wheat are moderate, with
sales OF white at lOSsGll2c.; red l00QlO6c.-
Corn is in fair request, with light offerings
Sales on Change OF white and mixed at I'll, o.
and &c Rye has improved-last sales at 7oc'
which is all advance. We also note an advance
iii Oats, with sales OF bright at 371c. In other
articles We have TO change TO note
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-06
N Oney Matters.

The New York bank statement OF the week
shows in every item an increase, and the loans
now stand higher than at any time since Sep
TENDER S, 1857 Some further purchases OF
Treasury notes have been made, which accounts
in part for an apparent increase in the loans,
The Philadelphia bank statement for last
week shows generally increasing averages in all
the leading items. AS compared with the pre-
vious weeks statement, the loans the specie
and the deposits are all considerably increased
Exchange on London is approaching the spe-
CT. point The leading drawers are are now
asking 1924 per cent, though one or two con
tnue al lO9i The advance is not attributed to
any Increase Of the demand from remitters, but
toascarcity of other than bankers bills. Francs
have also advanced, with transactions At lot
as IS.
The New York Post says:-The only lively
quarter TO day is the stock market. The dealings
have been on a more extensive scale than We
have noticed for month or so back.
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oIunicIpaI Election.

INDIANAPOLIS, May g. The municipal
election came off here yesterday. The en-
tire republican ticket for city officers was
elected, as we'll as fige out of the seven coun-
cilmen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-06
PniI.deIphis city Election.

PHILADELPHIA, May 5--The entire peO-
pies ticket is elected. The Mayor has 1890
majority. The other candidates were elected
by maiorities ranging from $500 to $500.
The Democrats have one majority in Select
Council. The opposition have a majority Of
two thirds in the Common Council.
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AIM AN &C.
yHtSkNE LisT.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA-MAv :


ARRIVED.
Schr. Marietta Burr Nickerson, Boston, 10 NJ.
Eldridge Had heavy weather during her pas
sage, and lost main boom
Schr. West Wind. Barnett PhiIadel phia, coal
to ship Henry Harbeck.
Schr. Alma McDermot, Windsor, plnster 10
Cazenove x 60. Reports heavy weather, loss
of sails and bulworks, and boats stove
Schr. Maria and Elizabeth, Bowker, SOmmer-
sett, to T. j. M"hafey
Schr. Henry May, Watson, Washington, d. C.,
10 Borden Mining Co.
Schr. Matthew Duriee, Hall, Fall River, 10
Borden Mining Co.
Schr IRAN Smith, McGivern, Fall River, to
Borden Mining Co.
Schr William, Bacon, New York, by Fowle
4 Co.
Schr. Rescue, Bacon, New York, BY Fowle &
Co.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Florence Nightingale, Winston, from
this port entered inwards al London, l7th ult
Brig LEM, Trayers, Tor this port. in ~ days,
was at Mayaguez, P r, April 10th.
Brig Mary H. Kelley, for this port, and schrs.
Golden Gate, Hammond, for Norfolk, Cleared
at Boston. Sd inst; Fleetwood, Burr, from this
port, arrived at do. same day.
Schr Allen Middleton, Jr., SippIe, from this
port arrived al Baltimore. ID inst.
SChr Saratoga Clark, from Georgetown, ID.
c.. arrived at Portland, I'd inst.
SchTs MeraciouS. Taylor. from Norfolk, aud
Thos r Skinner, Perry, from this port. arrived
at Philadelphia Sd inst.
Schr. Jas House, Sprague from this port, +
rived at New Bedford ist INST
Rsy~ CALL FOR a CONVENTION OF
The VOTERS OF FAUQulER.-A Conven-
ton will be held at Piedmont, in Fauquler 10
of the friends OF Mr. GEO W. NORRIS and CT
Mr.. JONI AMpLER, 10 secure 10 one or the other
OF them fair chance for election In the contest
for the Clerkslip OF FauquIcr County Court.
Their friends believing that neither oil them
can be elected under existing circumstances,
unite III calling Convention, at II O'Clock on
Thursday the 1871 Of Nay, and hope that all
parties feeling an interest III the mater VIII
come forward and have full and free In'er-
Change OF opinion. my o--eo=t
Gsy- FREE MASONRY-The celebrated
Masonic Author and Lecturer, ROE. MoRRls, Il
Kentucky, will give an Address 10 the Masonic
Fraternity OF this place, al their Hall, OIL Friday
( erening, the 7th inst, at j o'cloek.
Subject Masonry as Literary lnstitu
ton"
All Master Masons are freely invited.
my 6-d2t
NURSING BOTTLES, &c.-Mrs. Bailey S
! Patent Nursing Bottles; Oil OF Sasssfras;
les, Ohio Starch; Mamma; Gum Catechu; Gum
} Tragacanth: Peruvian Bark; Colombo Root
Muriatic Acid; lpecac Root. Just received anC
: In
Tor sale by JAMES EN- loLE, ?R,
! ny6 APorHscAR1, -, h'ng-sI
! C,ITRATE OF MAGNESlA. an agreeable
} substitute for EPSON Salts, freshly, pre-
80 bv DIR. R. H. STABLER,
INV No. les, King-st., cor. OF Washington
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Naval Intelligence.

New YORK, May 5.--The sloop-ofwsr
Dale, from Monrovia, March 9th, arrived
here this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-06
Phl.dslph,. Cattle Market, may 8.

Beef Cattls-The offerings this week were
about i47O head, and the demand moderate and
market dull; sales at s0$l0.5O per 100 lbs
Cows and Calves-Sales at 350$60 Tor fresh
COWS Sheep-Oferings about 5000; and sales
Nt4SS6 each. Hogs-Oferings about S,ooo
mead; sales al 70$7.75 per 100 lbs let
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-06

DUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
By virtue of deed of trust, will sell at
public sale for cash, at Fairfax Court House,
on Monday, the nth day Of May Court dayO
a valuable tract of land situated about three
and half miles from Alexandria, on the Little
River Turnpike road, and containing one hun
Sss,sA bred and 6fty.four and one fourth acres
.esls, The BUILDINGS on said place are
new and substantial. About sixty acres are
cleared, and the residue in fine timber The
said farm is within mile of the Theological
Seminary and High School, and adjoins tAe land
of James Cloud WIN. H. DCLANT,
Fairfax county, ap l0-eots Trustee.
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Nj RISIED.

At Linden, SpotsyIvania county, on the 4th
of March, by the Rev. James ID. Coleman, DR..
VIRGIL NJ TERRELL, and Miss 5. GERAL-
DINE CROP, daughter OF MAJOR William 1.
l'rnnn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-06
Alexandria FISH Market, May ).

The arrivals to-day about equal those OF yes
terday. There was an arrival from Chapman's
Point Of 2O,jOO Herring. Prices are without
material change Sales of Shad at SlpGSll
per hundred Herring S9iGS 0 per thousand.
The demand continue. very active, and greater
than the supply.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-06

BosroS, May 5.--The Royal Mail steamer
Canada sailed for Liverpool, via Halifax, at
noon to-day, with 40 passengers, but no.
specie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-06

The Southern "Christian" Convention met
near Suffolk, Va, on Wednesday. 1t is an
annual gathering of sect, bearing the simple
title of Christians" and will comprise del
egates from all the Southern States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-06

The banks in Lynchburg, Va, virtually
resumed specie payment on the Goth ult., and
one OF them, 1.-THE Exchapge) paid out TWEEN
ty-two thousand dollars, in redemption, before
the hour of closing. Another paid out over
twelve thousand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-06

DUBLIC SALE-By virtue of deed of
trust to the subscriber, as Trustee, dated
the Goth day OF March, 1887, and duly OF re-
cord in the Clerks Office of the County Court OF
the County OF Alexandria, and State OF Virgin.
la in Liber S, No. 3, page 1856, | shall proceed
in front OF the premises, to sell, at public sale,
on Monday the 10Th day Of May SIS, at y O'Clock,
S7a..sA b., LOT OF GROUND, with all the
.b;SE, BUILDINGS and Improvements thereon,
and appurtenances thereunto belonging--the
said lot being situated on the East side OF Royal
street. in the city of Alexandria, Va, and is
bounded as follows: Beginning at the distance
of one hundred feet from the intersection OF
King and Royal streets, and running thence
Northwardly with Royal street, and binding
herewith twenty-five feet six inches; thence
Eastwardly, and parallel with King street, one
hundred and eleven feet, TO the alley, formerly
called the Court House alley;) thence South
wardly with the line OF said alley, and parallel
with Royal street twenty-five feet six inches;
thence Westwardly and parallel with King
street to the beginning.
TERMS OF SALE-The purchase money will
be equally divided into two instruments, payable
the first at three months, and the other at six
months, from the day OF sale, both bearing IN
terest from that time, and secured by the seve-
raj bonds of the purchaser with good security.
an 27-eots FRANCIS L. SMITH, Trustee
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nUBLIC SALE-Wil be sold at the Tav-
ern OF Samuel Cats, West End, Fairfax
county, Va, on Saturday, The 2eth day Of Nay
1858, at ~ o'clock N, three likely YOUNG
SLAVES, two GIRLS and BOY. These
Slaves belong jointly to the estate OF John X.
Rogers, dec d., and John H. Zones. Terms of
sale, cash. LORENZO ROGERS,
Admir- OF the estate Of Jno R. Rogers, decd.
J. ! ZONES
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Later from Havana.

New YORK, May 5.--rhe Catawba, from
New Orleans, ria Havana on the 30h, ar
rived here this morning.
The British Minister to Mexico, Lord Or
way, had arrived at Havana, and sailed for
Vera Cruz.
Santa Anna still remained at ST. Thomas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-06
Fairfax county. my 3-2awts
MISERABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
~ offer Tor sale my FARM, known as
&" HAWTHORN" lying in Rappahannock coun-
ty lone OF the finest farming and grazing sec
tons OF the State) 10 miles from the depot of
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad at Gull
pepper CT House, by good turnpike, contain
ing $50 ACRES, 400 OF which-embraciDg 100
OF firstrate river bottom-is cleared, and in a
high state Of cultivation including meadow Of
~ acres The Improvements are very superior
&c and very complete, and the HOMESTEAD,
EM with its surrounding scenery, is well-known
as o.e of the most beautiful in Virginia The
health OF the county is proverba, and the VIII
lagos OF Woodvllle and Sperryvlle are conve-
nl.nt where there are good Schools, and Churches
of the various denominations
Address, X 3. FOSS,
Woodvile, Rapp Co, Va, my 6-lawtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-06

The Georgetown correspondent OF the
Washington Star says:--We are credibly
informed that an alteration occurred on the
waterworks yesterday, which resulted in the
death of one of the parties. The facts, as We
gather them, are as follows: Mr.. Allen, of
the firm Of Allen & Curr, had discharged a
hand for some misconduct. The discharged
Individual went into Mr.. Aliens office and
demanded q settlement. An alteration oc-
cured, and Mr. Allen took up gun and shot
him dead on the spot. Mr.. A. Immediately
surrendered himself to the officers OF the law,
and was conducted to jail at Rockville, Md.
lie asserts that be committed the fatal deed
in selr-iefence. We have not been able to
learn the name of the party killed; be was
an Irishman By birth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-06
WoodviIIe, Rapp. Co, Va, my 6-lawtt

CPRING FASHIONS-The Great Fashion
Book Of the day just received at FRENcHS
Book and Periodical Depot.
lie Bon Ton, Journal de Modes, and Monthly
Renort of Paris Fashions. This number OF the
Bon Ton contains three large eolored Fashion
plates, several Patterns already cut, large dou-
bIe nate of Bonnets and Mantillas besides
many beautiful Patterns too numerous 10 men.
ton, price SO cts.
Boston Pilot, Harper's Weekly, Police Ga
zette, New York Clipper, Plcayune, Weekly,
Herald. and Tribune, and all the New Books,
Papers, and Magazines. my s
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BY s J. McCOR MICK-AucrIoyEER.

b1 >. j.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue OF deed of
trust TO the Undersigned from Silas J. saun-
ders and wife, dated August LIST, 1856, and re-
corded in the Office of the Clerk Of the County
Court OF Fairfax county, will be offered for sale,
on the premises, on the nh day Of 9pra merit,
the TRACT OF LAND in said county, called
"CRACKER HILL" with sundry other Tracts
adjacent thereto, containing in the aggregate
about 2O5 ACRES, all lying about three miles
from Alexandria, on the south side OF Hunting
Creek, on the road leading from Alexandria 10
Mount Vernon.
ssSs, There are on the premises we'll built
mnG two.story brick DWELLING, with seven
rooms, and all necessary out-buildings-a barn,
stable, corn house. &c, &c; an abundant supply
OF water.
TEgMs.-Onefourt cash; the remainder in
equal payments, with interest, at o. II AMI Is
months respectively Title reserved till the
purchase money be paid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-06

VERY DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.
' Il offer Tor sale, privately, the FARM
upon which now reside, containing 1886 ACRES.
This Farm offers great inducements to the pur-
chaser from its locality, being within u miles OF
M!tchell's Station, and ! OF the Rapdan, and
taereby brought into immediate connection, by
railway, with Richmond AMI Alexandria. II Is
beautifully situated in one of the best nelghbof-
hood. in the State The Improvements are g
t---S comfortable DIV u. with SIX
H=s# rooms and all other necessary out-houses.
4 more particular description IS unnecessary,
az those wishing to purchase will examine
for themselves. For further description, APP
pIy 10 J. C. GREEN, at Culpeper CT. House, or
the subscriber at Mitchel's Station.
VIM. A ROBERTSON.