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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-06-09
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Die Baltimore &eblenAS Dninaanipg

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TT Spn .Rpble Ne &pnfumenten In bteter Gtabt7 aufaefSrbett
pOrben, cine ISentur fir ben ausf4lte5li1en gertauf itrer
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9Dtr Danten benz berrn 8, Sill ebtanbt fur bic whit
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Stunoea IN 9tnctnnatt a lanBten.- Gub erlaGpen mir uns
perm ": j.. 70 elltngbDf Neenten Der Sbeutl6en Sc
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uRo mObten ifpen &tnpan6erer hteIen una6t 1nataen 3errt
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fetn @elb fommeu. r.e q lHs rs4-lH@ ,I9l41H41N
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onr9 etne anbere @~tfenbabn bcfDrbtrt, umT etnsn 5ag tribe
o9n Baltimore %abrstSIen anb srft Gage fpdter in Cincinnati
ais mir, %dnlan9ten. 4as4 d.Hl@ @t E-8lHG
&tHctnndtt, ben Is. Nfat 1858. @
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Wfdrtalt S9mter1Dbdnn, Uidftd SSerbede,
81 Anild Martd MpterS, 4 Bernafb 5drtrenef, ugI
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Eepnpdro 500. 3ertten, 6 tdbetb Qanbanb,i
= elemfns S9Dterjpbann, @ttdbetb (SDanfsmann,
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gfartannI Uanse, aga G9rtitidu Oleed9ej @ ~
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Sei SSS. 81, Sdomi6t, 80. 56 v. @a0itr

traf fcebet mieber Elm; Y = .|"I
2 IN bDlbl'S & 1SnDs. 4 Sdnbe So 90
1ttus gu 2nnfsplpfS Tpsntcs IN 3 S%teterrneen 80
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81 ~ Sse nit atlas e!es ssbuaesn $500
@rodpa aus epnperlatipnss2 erIirH. 10. &uF. 16 8be,
eleg. seq. si..s9 80. I. 80. 't He $500
Wteeanb's COMBINATIONS Qertfcn. Is 8te. aebunS. 100
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5tpdbar6t' S@ule Der 81 4me. 9. auf. eebuno. 2,25
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8reuet @ud beSsRtbenS! IalGenlieOerbud fur
6as beatlAe gplt. t4ntbdlt $40 Der ~beltebtefea
8plfs.l Spbaten, unb Grintt eber. aebuneen q
UaS leg Ie ano ttebente 8I9 Mt It's, " 1925
: peFtu9 Nfa 8 nue e9pptti3e @ebetmntne 80
Uer gFDBf nntepIbdre Q~tdumeeuter 25
80 tta9 etaften Der Mlle Senprmanb. ra 25
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XaM0 Al %Derfaufen.

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-&@n.11 Yteilen Swttt an Der pbil. @ifsn6dBn, g Metlen
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3u benz btu9.n Yrsis pn $25 per Ader snn gertdaf amer
annepmbaren Stetn8un8 n. Ndbere AuSfunft ertbeilt
Y. Spbufpn, "a Ssutbar., etae Ireppe bob
Np5,3nitSuO y lneben Der 8ant Of Q Commerce.
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tprtat uno efipas prm puerahen neraept, UNI IN esaem pub.
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Sum Nerfnllf

AGS%a 6O @der eanb nit guten @eGauli9tetten, 16 Weisn
@&NAii;;S son Der Staot nate Der ganb1raBe unb In Der seIuns
#Hijk oeten Se8en6, tl0% NCer an Der Nprttern gentrol.
49, @%iienbnbn, 30 N.eilen Ygn Der Stabt nit @ebauOen
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mn pnolGen Saskatchewan uno MrIagen. Wtrb geaen @iaens
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ar6ar.. nabe G~anbentr. / In 90ef 9~onbarSnr Din 8as>
ff'fnr; . tn ssrinsttDnitr. tn 8sOatlfr. I In prGttarase;
Seri6teh eatn @esenbsn her Staot.. 2pts su psrmietben In
Sesf Sasttn1creHry Wtpnnment, C3at rn6 McSlberrptr. NIB
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hbeheds ttfprat. s..se-o &C., N'V'"
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.l<erInnnf

1 Siett tn etaem Stprs, 1 Bdrteeper, 3 Aufwarter, l uiann in
cine Git dlabrit, 2 Ntdnn wel6es ben gDeinbau ~Serfebeu, 8
taarinarbeifsrs i @Grsner.G2 E4ann euf eI Seambpot ais
Oedaroeiter, Tnaben UNI %sfbafte su eriernen, ebenfS fnb
Steaen ptten fur etne S~auganme ~epbn $l2 ben Nl0mat, IL
oeutl~e Wtao9en FUR eine amerttduif9e 5amtlte, 3 3tmmers
niao9 n, 8 ~&inpermaI@e unb 10 AlabGen fur e~epGbnliG
2ausarueit. @utsr 2Obn wirb eeesben. W
SHatI-s PIE a[betmer N9ent.
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Sufs mnS &appens Tab
,1AfE % MERCHANT TAILOR
UNI, falbicnabler &leIoerlansn,

WAL UIFVr TNTVIU4NptNf
-SA- |oQBtf 1YtattarasettNe. 3oS u: S9oZa'
btermit bic Ia,tiae, has i'd unier beintt9er Datum eas t3On
felt Sabren an btsisn, gla 90 etabluH 9slgSIf aGernOmmea
s SrnsrreHfIsibsr sneusttr Bacon, A.. zen b~tltaaeu
sSretIem ~porratbis balten anS aud lgl@e auf Setelln4s anlsr-
ss ' : unS Al alsn prsilsn.-5erner etre Nusnabl Nesens
S5irmee 6tSfe acs. fpwte aie tn bteles Sad f1ld9enbe Athfel.
ne Vile Dtfeaahsea 4rperbsn prompt, ttut8 unD In tarSeter
Sftf ppn mir anssfsrttst wsrOea. y roa
Ne,1S IL ~ w. Qt I { {.
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asn-T riibjabrss SOSDDen.
Wa&SS 81 SID tetge btermtt,hsihet 5reunbinucu. furte etusn,
9ceprten publttu'n an, bGs i'd jeetQGe netne 1rIbs
iaers, 9iOoeny 'rbanea tsbe. pnb am ndGien assiiaa, esmfGa
unS Ytpataae tne arsftelluusJ p%srislben et5Haea per6r, wUsS
4 ~ 9ts tSRaasa uabs aisbIiSaen gtrOb. pps. @imsenbate,
glatss lur StnSer uab Dainsa Bic f&5nRen 8Snber unS
DRY @pebs unot iei6ene Ntantilen. forie aae Irten SttfereieE
in asrabseiesteni Yrsiisn. 10 aae(M ara @ a ttfeIb,
afaono.as. eiBo3 9na b1a 81 NO. 521, QGef Saltimprehfdse,
3ptf6en Pine u. JremCntrr,
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alirs S e r tnanS Sabn,

periertiet ale Irten 9errenfletSer mad neuefcr MDbe; aud
finn asts bic %nsuefea une bsfcn StUAe fur SSmnner- uni
QDtntertletoer D~prrGttt9. Meine 5reUnpe NIB Skinner, mel
DE mia bsiuaen, wsrbe tA fets prompt Su beSienen iu&en.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-16
Later from California.
ARRIVAL OF TEE STAR OF The WEST

New YaRK Ok Der lj.-Th2 S.ar Of the
West, IRON Aspinwail o. the 5 l., has arrived
With about 81 400 900 10 gold.
Tn" Calf ,ruil ilr"s aTc 10 the 2O:h ut
The 27th had been tixsi fer grand ceebra'
ton 81 the A iuutic Cable.
II government It. 0les at fhe Benicla Bar
rackS had teen destroyed By fire.
Alvices from Fraser River are TO Septem-
Der Oh The m,nirg nows was more chaer-
irg. TIE river was rapidly f Hing. and tie
miners acre realizing ~ high a. $50 pc day.
ID ydig.ins had te-n found ncfr Fort laie.
NJ urv Iudian 4ifculurs had been rep2r'
ted n O agon, tut hrre bat been rumnra OF
| dian tigA-; AID ono was, that u"'n ""i
.ayernl ru, drci uren under q a Pilmer hsd
secn atractcd near Vale s'.a, aDd al, Kill
cd. Thrre tad heen 90 80. & .i'n 0! ms.
The San Francisco mork.t WIS active with
large speculative sales ol Z ~ +" produce AT
irpr,red rrces. Inspected iiaxall tjur
brought 50 50 per Dol. Money was abun'
dant and cue3p.
I,tfmu "dvces from Costa Rca report
thar q n. Lamar viii d .mNpd ,wo milIilns
dollars too, Costa r ca an indemnity for
the massacre of the Americans at Virgin
Bay.
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MUSICATED.

! IC)AMUSlCATED.
"B. in Frid US Gazette, sis still harping
upon my daughter" For his special in
struction give him tho bensi; Ct one or two
suOtstlon- irom high sources in regard to
the dIctrioe of the SJuthern democracy NJ
on the tariff The democratic convention
which met in Richmond short time before
the Pres idential election of 1856 declared
"tbat duties designed for protection, foster
one branch Of Industry at the expense Of
Others, aGd are utterly Inconsistent with JUS
tice, sound pUicy, aud democratic prInci-
,es" Nv whilst this declaration If prin-
cple does not raise the constitutional ques-
ton, it At least exrlaius the position Of the
Nirgirir dem crazy upon the subject OF the
ta.iti l. certainly ignores DETERMINATIONS
Ia favor of any branch OF Amerlc IN industry.
Ths convention trom which we quote, went
even further, and expressed their opposition
80 ary Increase OF the duties on import, es
pecially Cd articles OF general and necessary
consumption, such as iron, coal, salt aud
coarse cotton" This is directly in The teeth
Of Mr. Benton's nOt!oD@, paraded by "B"
as expressive OF the views OF the South
ern democracy. II further evidence il need
ed in reg ard to the matter in hand, we might
refer to the report OF MIR. Boyce, OF South
Carolina, submitted at the last sesslIn OF
Congress Tue report says mo duty should
be lad with the view Of projecting any form
of industry The tar # should be cou-iuer,d
purely 81 4 fScai ihSt'Hmental8y. We trust
b" will DC salish, d Without further evi.
dence. A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-16

By MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Three Days Laier from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF TIE AFRICA.

/ NEw YORK OctuUcr l5-fhe royal mai
steam hip \ rica, from Liverpool Oh the .
instant, arrived here this morning.
The steamer Propeller arrived DOT on the
% h. toe Futon on ~" BON, the Fatih; 90
the 1t. ard the Asia on ,he I'd.
There Was rothins new IN regard 20 the
cable The shares nf the A'lnuuc company
had ndyaucrd from ESQ 10 G42O, and closed
buoyant. Mr. N.rIey, the electrician ex'
presses couti lance thar his previous estimates
uf the distance from E,ieniia OF the faults ia
the cable will re louui correct.
TIE ,hip- SultaLa and Ocean Chiet had
rrache; l. ycrpoJi, with G3jOOoO OF Austria
liza gold.
The Briti-h Revenue rltUrns show con-
siderable decrease, wnIch is acccunted i0r 10y
,ha reduction Of the incprUe tax.
The Saani~h Govtrament has sanctioned
the Inspiration OF cotton seed into Cuha.
The Spanish elections are expected 10 be
stormy. There had bfen rumors OF another
ministerial crisis in S.aiD, but they were
subsequently, cOntradctei.
Toe Emperor n puleon had returned from
BiaFriz and Vas abJu; 10 visit tue camp at
CGaiJus.
Prince NAPOLEON met ith a distinguished
reception from the Emperor Alexander at
Warsaw.
The fortress at Fiuceones is II be enlarged.
Eighty millions OF francs are wanted to
com net. tn f1rrticat.0ns at Oh 'rboury.
The Russian steam navagarion crmpany
have t. k IN possession OF Villa Franco.
Advices from Turk'y hi d the cas-: show a
continued ex itement sgainst the christians.
ri EiIinc and A!unIraL Seymour had
gone t, pan, The Fgeoch had gone 10 Co
chin CHINA.
Tie Bri ish Consul and all foreigners had
quttei Canton.
COMNgRCIAL The cotton market for the
week shows sales OF 1900 bales. spectators
taking 900 and exporters $500 bales. Prices
bad undergone no change. The demand had
slackened. but holders We're firm, owing 10 the
reported damage TO the crops The stock IN
port was estimated u 4go UJJ ba.es OF "h!ca
4 $500 was American. A. Manchester goods
were slow Of sale, but prices unchanged.
Bfradstuti5 We're very dull
Provision, were dull.
The money market was unchanged. hu lion
in ne Bank had increased .Elj7 900. CoGsols
9.4Gys tor money, and g SGJo! for account.
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VIM. NJ HUME, Esq This popular and
worthy citizen Is candidate for the Office of
Sheriff of Fapqucr uoty. We say moth
jig in praise OF Mr.. lame, that viii te ne" TO
THIS commnaity. H. viii, ncy nd c"uh', be
onr reAt Sn.r riff Sc hi, card W0Teatoa
Why
10 The Voters Of Fduquicr County.-l an
nouaca mys-ii c4nlli!.c ter the otilce oi
Sheriff at the election I, ne nela n the lStH
Of N,.emoer. By your sutfr gas | h. Id
this ofiiar Two terms, during which tlms l
rnGrIvored to merit the Col tiience you bed
REFUSED in me-. aud ;h,ugh | may have erred
10 managing me bn,iuess +" my own dissd-
vantage, lodnle the tofe | have oct III
currcd your djsapproval. Saoul' you Think
proper agaju to GoIter this cth:e on me,
winch RESPECTFULLY ark Of you, l shall en-
dcavur t. prafi hg the yxpcricnc" oil the
past. and ,lcdse mysei faithfully to diHchargr
the duties thereof. Your ierIow-'l,iz n;
o.. lS.n, 1888. WV VI. Hume
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ronMERCIAL.
Mouetarys


na,n IN statu quo. Inc
Non''a9 ,sm,pd are about equal and 10 Inc
a??I ''' ~. -, unusual demand there is pros.
,,,.a;' o. o" .,roed ease. Money at the East is
,s::to, e'"'' ,bnpdsnt, and the only diff
>, '.2.', ,,. , there is to find borrowers -,
aT'HP''",x WV day acceptances, pass readily
Is'H 81. ~. am and five months bills at y cent
sc ca. >, ne New York Custom House
IL ''''.P ., .nsi!-oniy s5s Sol on "ednes'
A. FL W. Balance in the sub-treasury was
a ~ The expenses of the Government
ne, with such revenue as TINS ana
''ss'' =. no Signs OF Improvement as the heavy
.:'' az =. ~. season has already been trans
- vo,I stock market is active. In
l.'" .,.,s has been large business at
:',,'', IN State stocks the principal iea'
- 10 sale OF more than one hundred
TX W. y. dollars Missouri skies at SO to So
pa. - onelour,h advance. New YORK
~. and halls OF 1860 closed 'i, at l Tss
~ y, II, 1910, and 1861 for 1856; Ten
o,'' Wednesdays price; Virginia at
-" .,,,p lecllne; Indiana two.and'a'hall'
-, Illinois interest OF 1860 at 80.
80 .,b;, which sailed on Wednesday for
* - ,,ok on, 1888, l65 in specie.
ly'Too'. Wv" .,o,;vs
Warrants are quiet, at considerable
D''' , go are without reliable quotations.
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The aTkets.

p.o n. AZ Tiara &c pothinu dom o.
A0Nn' Wv.
In breadstutis; Flour rs dull an' homina''y uh'
unchanged; Howard street is nominal Ohio
r. OIL c;,,, MILE ~ Wheat is steady. red
UN Wv, ,oso,, g.
llOU'<'c' iaif 10 P'in''' "N''e 80 WI
good 20 prime. Corn is unchanged. "niskey
| ia ouiet at 221323c. Provisions are still firm
n.t r,oh,rasd
WIN
NJ y,,r n, sE,orr 10 d,,,. State .,
..o...,, 1
"a 45GS457 ONO 81 9VHs''2o; southern S9H
$3.50. Wheat is very dull and nominal Corn
i b;,bar. nixsd 7,G72c. yellow SEC Pork
a,,a,o.,e o,i $40
is MN mess s'o'S' N'io ''2' P''me 41
$l4.23. Lard Is quiet al iC4HiLBc "nisHey
is steady, at 221c
,-,
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lCONMyNICATED.

COMMyNICATED.
10 reply to "a Tax Payer" 10 yesterdays
Gazette. 1t is Only necessary to say that the
County Levy in June last was not 50 pr
head, but -. being 20 cents less than the
year previou,; that the pay OF toe MaSls-
trates for their official duties in aod out of
Court does not average more than s3i
year: that it makes no difference 10 this
County whether the Grand Jury sits one
bour ur one week, a. they only receive II tor
their attendance during the term, and last
ig, tua; Tue various !evres Tor ali the ctEcers
Of tus Courts are prescribed ny law. "itn the
exception Of the Attorney Tor the Common
wealth, VINO receives the SUN Of 500.
Il Tax Payer is jealous Of the cmOiuments
reeei7ad by toe Magistrates and County OH
GERS, don't envy ais liberalHy.
A JUSTICE
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Lieut. r ger Az Catesty Jones, Of TIE
-!oop f Mar Pymou'b, mas just arrived 10
this city from Yer, Cruz briug''g important
desagtraes irnm Mr. F,rsytb, u. Minister
to u xico. Tue tenor OF th.oe GOcumeD' :
has 10, We, teer di,ulged. L,eu: j hes lett
the Plymouth at Yer" CrUz, and she vas
SON {, leave there Tor Tamplco, To guard tue
Interests OF rbe American residents III the lat
TT place. She Siii remain 10 that port W
I'll Mr.. Fursyth is ready to rcturn home. pro-
ra0iy during the present mouth HaSh.
Star.
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yfOTR-Iue market this week mas oeeh
,-., OIL account OF the small stocks on hand,
,-..s Ign, receipts there is far shipping
4.rs,t ta, owing 10 the causes above men
.... -. transactions have been TO very
,-..4 srso. The market closed firm at 20
Or tn.or street sup, and $6.25 for Extra
FANNY Is N hgat request at S7Gs7.SO. The
,.,..I,, from the upper country have slightly
E:f.es-t
WHFAT-Tne receipts during the week
.,ox a s'lll further falling off, the farmers IN
tie country contiguous 10 this market, beng
generally engaged in seeding their crops tor the
r.r season The offerings on Change have
BEN ysrY lgar. while the demand is good
Yesterday, (Tniay) there was considerable ac-
nyI'y in the market. and all the samples offered
Tre readily disposed OF at l2s, $50, and l3lc
:Or i4I 10 coed Nlte, and ll4Gl26c for falr
:I There were sales Of inferior parcels OF
..I,e al 100 rs, and lZ7c., and do. red at l2O
3.2c. LaTg. lots Of prime white or red
sog.t EASILY bring figures above our outside
Coa.oas
COkN-The demand for Corn ia active
lie receipts are small, and prices at the close
Of ne week siyanced Sales of white at s46
&, N.yst may be quoted at s5c. No yell
2a OF ,as market, and in the absence OF trans
af'oG, W omit quotations.
EYE-Demaud very good but receipts light.
v. ol'jGu- 10 quote 75Gs0c, according to
;a.'y Some samples on Change yesterday
grs ,.- a, SIC but we heard OF TO sales at
c1~a .lfes
oal>-Tae supply is yet far below the de
-a-. ana there have been no sales Of large
allie, reported. We quote nomlnally at
'a'c Tor new and old.
>EEiS-Light demand, and fair supplies.
'-'''s limited enquiry for Cloverseed, which
"f.rs a. 81 7:di6. Timothy and Flaxseed
r-ta. atSl >7.GS2 for the former, aud ISL SO
:: the la ter.
ihNl>iONS-The market continues ae-
:" lcGH'ry produce in very fair request. We
GOT bacon hams at l'Gl4c; shoulders Sc
= ''es ".Gli5c. The supply of Butter Is
-;' and TIE demand active We quo'e best
"'a't axe. Lard is active at ll39l23c.-
';', II supply a, l2!aI4c p dozen.
'-A>ikS-Ine demand continues very
81 '''a good supply. Our quotations are
'&-etgri. va $;G$4 25 p ton for lump, de
"''i't Oh 'as cars Ground 81, and in very
srHe':qnr
'hhIlL'IERS-The demand for Fertilizers
-"'oH''aued quite active during the week. We
i"sOlano a, SIS Tor No. l, with very light
.',' on hand No. Q S52aS53. Columbian
60 N'''ssa rs; A. A. Mexican $25, and
.''o''.a si5. DeBarg $45 Sup Phosphates
," 'ad Manipulated Guaro $50 q, ton.
"LI-Ihe supply is fair, and the demand
:" quote fine a, 81 rs; Ground Alum 81.
NAAC-lhe demand continues good at
We logSs
.'"h''hl>-The demand for vessels is
,. &C We especially for the Coal trade, and
4. ..n ~e an ADVANCE IN the rates of Freight
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-16
AUCTION SALES.
INILE THIS UA y.


VALUABLE MARKET AND DAIRY
\ FARM AT AUCTION.-Wlll be Of red
tor sale, at public auction, in front OF the Way
ors office. on HeinesdIy the 18Th day Of Oc'o-
Der. 1858. at II o'clock. A. NJ, that valuable
MARKET aud DAIRY FARM, lying on the
west side OF the Mount Vernon road, leading
from Alexandria TO Hount Vernon AID on the
south side OF the "treat Hunting Creek, III the
County OF Fairfax adjoining the city of Alexan-
tna. One cnauur OF the Creek being the dIvId-
/ my lne) called VALLEY FARM, containing
THlhIi FIVE ACRES, be the same more or
less
"a The improvements consist OF a good
.G.2sub>ran'laI BARN. nearly new. and smal
FnAME DWELLING HOUSE, the latter not
vet finished The enclosure is almost wholly of
post an. rail- fence.
The soil is one OF the very best. having fine
dark cuocoidt" surface, easy TO cultivate, with
rlca deep. dark, clay loamy subsoll, admirably
ada pied 10 al Gardening purposes, ("ith eastern
and southern slopes tor early vegetables as
well d. all kinds OF gran and grasses, Grape.
~. or Nursery &c, &c. Upon this FARM,
tner" are three never failing SPRINGS, all OF
which stood the test OF lS5a-one OF them by
pipes under ground, al trItlng expense, can be
easily conveyed into inc cellar OF the dwelling
house, Tor family and dairy purposes, after which
conducted 10 the stable, COW shed. &c.
There is likewise small stream Of water
running through the upper part OF tne FARM,
al the base oi the southern slope, atordIng am
pie means for all purposes OF Hot-House, Gel
cry Beds, Dor which last purpose The valley
through which this stream passes Is admirably
ddapted) as well as lor all other Gardening
purposes
Eos a river farm, il has been unusually heal
thy the subscriber having mad upon IT tor TWO
years, d family OF from SIX 20 seven persons, and
during that time never had occasion 10 call IN
physIclan-TEe location OF this farm, along side
or and adjoining 10 the city OF Alexandra, It's
soil and productions last named Is evidenced
by the present growing crop OF corn upon it
the new, substantial, and permanent bridge, just
erected over Hunting Creek, afordlng at all
times I. safe and certain road 10 and from Mar
ket-the new Turnpike and Mount Vernon
roads forming lis eastern boundary, render this
farm we'll worth the attention Of all persons IN
want OF either market, or dairy farm, or
both
TERMS OF SALs-One third OF the purchase
money HIli be required in hand the residue IN
rwo equal annual payments, Tor notes bearIng
interest. secured by lien on the premises.
oct 2--eots GEO. WHITE, Agent.
" The above sale i. postponed 10 Saturday.
the 18th Instant. at Il o'clock, A. NJ, at same
time and place, when il will be sold at public
auction loot l4-dts !" W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-16
The Vermont General Assembly,

NosTPEMRR, Oct. ii The q neral A.
semtly OF Vermont convened N THIS place to-
day The House was organized ~ the choice
1t Hon & o. T. Eimucd-. o! Burlington,
Seeker. who rcrci:e! lSS cotes to 80 for
Horace Wordsworth, E.q., OF Grand Isle, the
y mrcratic candjigu. Charles Cunming', Of
B-a,t'e boro, CJr'E protem. TIE Senate con-
vered, bot adjourred without making any