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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-13

a hFFlCE OF THE LOCUST NOUN.
q 9BTAIN COAL AND IRON C0MPA-
Ny PHILADEIPnA, December l6 1857
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of
this Company will be held at their Office, NJ
IS S. fourth St, on Monday, the 18th JGGua.
ry, at ii o'clock A. NJ. at which time there
will be an election Of Directors TO serve for
the ensuing year.
wM. c. LUDWIG, sec'ry
January 2, 1888.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-13
1857 FALL & WINTER GOODS 1865.
AT p w GRA1 1'S
EANCy DRy GOOD STORE

1857. FALL 6 WINTER GOODS 1868.
AT p w GRA1'S
FANCY DRY GOOD STORE
Market Square, Sunbury.
NJOW received and will continue to receive
~ the largest and best selected Stock of
Black Cloths, Cdssimeres, Cdssineus and
Festings, &c.
An assortment of Dress Goods. viz: Fancy
printed Calicos, Chillios printed Lawns, Dc bain'
Bneges. Merinos, Cashmeres, Alapacas, Drcss
Silks, Ginghams, &c.
LINEN AND WHITE GOODS.
Irish Linen, bleached and brown Drilling, Sheet.
ing, Piliowcaseing, &c.
Dress Trimmings in Great Variety.
Boots and Shoes
Hats and Caps,
Hardware,
Cedarware,
Groceries,
Qucenswsre
SALT and FISH, Cheese, Crackers, Segars,
Tobacco, Snuff &c, an Assessment of other
Goods too tedious to men,ioh.
Feeling grateful for past favor we beg leave 10
oss"-e our old friends and the public that no
ell : On our part shall be wanting TO merit
con-; auancc of our patronage.
country produce taken in exchange ut tho
highest market price.
P. w. GRAY.
Sunbury, Dec. i2 ls57.--tf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-13

EpOOTS & SHOES for Men, Women and
kB Children, a large stock, comprising Mems
Water Proof Kipp and Calf skin Boots, Bro
gans, Morocco, Kid and Calf skin Shoes, Caters
and Gum Shoes. BRlGHT& son.
Sunbury, Dec. &c, 1857.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-13

"ALL PAPER, Window Shades. Floor
w Carriage, and Table Oil Cloths, Cocoa
Mats and a superior article og Druggist.
Dec &c, 1857. BRIGHT d SON.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-13
AGENTS., AVTE.VTlON

AGSNIS, 8 SS1E-gElON
Dc You wish TO find good employment, aid uake m6r
with little or no investment, and without interfering with
your regular business? II yyp do, read this advertise
C.E TODD 6 Co, Of 800 Broome ST. se,, New York
ae manufacturing and selling massive gold Pencils for IS
each (whe cheap at that prce and they throw ina
g OF rT'zc with each Pencil Wor from 81 up 70 o, 10
"Humuug! Lottery - lrs No such thing The Pencs
ore sold NJ their cash vaiue and oil the profits over The
first cost thrown into the gifts which actually ccst
We Duchaser nothing The prizes aie ds''ioaieJ or
explain, bat which has never 10 give complete
satisfaction We have drawn and sent u purchasers le3
gold watches Of various prices Il purses oT god DOLLARS
a3s gold lockes, $50 gold chains and corresponding num-
Der VI other prizes, within two nontss
THERE ARE NO BLANKS,
bat every purchaser draws prize worth So cerGir and
IT'S staais Thousands Of chances 10 be higher figure
We want good agen, in every nsShOoIhccd through
the county, solicit purchasers, aud any ugCnt
be successful, nust have Pencil aud piiZe to exhibit
We pay agents 81 cash for ench purchaser he obtains and
the frat person in any neighholhood who applies for
penril nn gil will receive the agency for that iucty
Should an agent Obtain valuable prize 10 rXEbit with
his Pencil he would have little dIitculy in obtaining
sepres Of purchasers and making It paying business
Il Nep Ideai Read! PeGd!i!
We ask nobody to send their money ill they know whist
prize they draw. Any body wshngfo Try trr luck can
hrs send US their name aud addfesS and will make
tht'r drawing and inform them by ittun mail what prize
prize, or rot Whichever they choose We give this PIT
vilsge only to purchaser After the frat drawing
every purchaser will be required n send in advansa
through the an.harized agent. We win srl with each
drawing the number taken out, with full seipton Of
G r. TODD & Co.
392 Broom Street, Nelo York.
January 0, is6s,-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-13
sHERIFF's SALES.

SheriT's Office, iSunbury, !
January 80, 1868. !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-23
BY Yesterday EVENING" maiIs.
Letter from Go. donsytIIe,

Correspondence Of the alexandria Gazette.
GoRDoNsvlLLE. VA, Nov 22-Yeu will
reco!lect that last election day Mr.. Powell.
IN the county of Green, cut MIR. Martin,
and injured him 30 badly that he died from
the wounds. Mr.. p. Was arrested aud last
week, had bis trial for the offence. Hoo. S.
F. Leake for the defence, aod NJ Sinn.s
prosecuting attorney. Alter an able de-
Tense by Mr.. Leake, the jury found Mr. Jas
Pow ell guilty, aud sentenced him to the State
prison r eighteen years. Mr.. Powell is now
about 90 years old, and it is more than pro-
bable Lever will come out alive.
MIR. G. Baker, brother and sister, were re-
firing home from visit TO their friends 10
Hanover. and when within eight miles of
home Oh Saturday last, the borses attached to
double buggy took fright ran away, and
threw Mr.. G. Baker and his sister out. Miss
Baker had her thigh broken, and wac other
wise seriously injured. Mr.. Baker had one
of bis eyes badly hurt. but we hope not seri-
ously. They were brought home yesterday
I'd beds, placed on cars which were carried
by hand, w.
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AUCTION SALES.
By J ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

By ). J Observation-Disclosures
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAIL ABLE
~ LAND IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY
NA.-By virtue OF decree of the Circuit ONT
of Alexandria County, rendered at lts May
term, 1888, and OF another decree rendered 81
November term, 1855, in the case of Swain.
&c VS. dempsey, and others, the unders suet,
will. on I'll FSDAY, THE 2STH DAY OF DhCEEErE,
1888, AT ~ O'CLOCK, NJ, IN front OF the Mayor
Oince, III tue cay o. Alexandria, sell al publ,
auction, certain tract OF land IN the county ct
Alexandria, containing about RAJ ACRES, be
ing the property on which DR. r B. Alrxau1r.
Resided, and OF winch be died seized
Also, tract OF land, adjoining the abos"
IN mentioned tract, with the FACTORY
I'D: BUILDING and Water power thereon
1hi, tract contains about q ACRES
The SAID property lies on the waters of -Four
Mile Run, about three miles from the city %.
Alexandria.
TERMS .--One-inh of the purchase money a,
cash, and the residue in three equal payment.
at six. twelve and eighteen months, from rr-
day OF sale The deferred payments, 10 bar in
terest. and 10 be secured by the bonds OF the pa"
chaser. and the title to be retained unuL IuD.
payment is made.
The above property will be divided aud "
plat thereof exhibited at the sale, and will BE-
sold IN lots, II desired, by purcaasers--otnrr.
wise the entire tract OF PAT ACRES will be sod
in one parcel F. l.. SMITH, } ror,.r.
|. LOUIS KINZER d SAX
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-23
AUCTION SALES.
BY S. J. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

HNRUSrEE'S >ALE-Under authority of a
deed OF trust executed by l. VI McCor
m!ck bearing date on the - Instant and duly
ot record, the underslgne as trustee. Will offer
iOr sale al public auction, ON THURSDAY
THE SECOND DAY OF DECEMBER NEXT, 1T the store
IN The iheatIe Building, OF Cameron street, a
well selected stock OF GROCERIES. comprising
SUGARS. TEAS. COFFt.E, and other articles
usually kept al retail Grocery Store.
Terms cash Tor all sums under $50; sixty
DAYS notes lof all sums over $50, and less than
500; and ninety day notes tor all s"rns over
SlUO--rhe notes 10 be secured by approved en
dorsements.
In the meantime will be offered at private
sale, IN the store adjoining, d lot OF INDIA
RUBBER GOODS, and BDLTlNG CLOTHS.
All the books, accounts, notes, &c, due 10 ]. VI
Mccormick, having also been assigned by SAID
deed Persons indebted are requested 10 make
payment 10 the Undersigned, or 70 l. VI. Nc
Cormick, who is authorized 10 receipt for the
same in the name of the trustee.
Public sale To commence ar 10 o'clock, A.
W., and no article 10 BE- removed until terms OF
sale are compiled with
s FERGUSON BEACH, Trustee.
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AIR Il N AZ.
1898 , L II SGh
NOVEMBER. rlssI. SEES. MouNs PaAsEs.
NJ Ast1N II LIST.
PORT os Observation-Disclosures :

ARRIVED.
Schr. South Wind, Mitchell, Baltimore, nails
to Orange and Alexandria Railroad Co.
Schr. Fleetwood, Burr, New York, 10 S. Shnn.
Schr. Vim. Canada, Christy, Philadelphia,
coal To D. B. Smith
Schr. Arctic, Bent, (Brtish) St. Johns, plaster
to Cazenove X Co.
schr. Augustus Holly, Todd, Philadelphia, to
S. Shinn.
Schr 5. G. King, Andrews, Philadelphia, to
s. Shnn.
Schr Only Daughter Bunne!l, New York. to
I. J. Mehatiey.
Schr. Criterion, Breton, Baltimore, timber TO
Manassas Gap and Alexandria, LoudoGn and
Hampshire Railroad Cos.
Schr. Mary Miller White Baltimore, timber
to Manassas Gap and Alexandria, Loudoun and
Hampshire Railroad Cos.
Schr Spencer d Mapes, New York, TO J. {.
Nevett.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, TO
Wheat Il Rro.
SAILED.
Schr. James House, Sprague, Fall River, by
Borden Mining Co.
Schr Inc, Cranmer New York, by Fowle s:
Co.
Schr Richard A. Wood, Cranner, Summer.
set, coal by ID. A. Lowe.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Catharine Rogers, Brett, from this port
for Boston, went 10 SEA from Hampton Roads
18th inst.
Schrs Dancing Wave, Bennett, from East
port, lor Washington, ID. e., arrived at Holmes
Hole, 10Th INST Eben Sawyer, Snow, from this
port, tor Boston, sailed from do, 18th inst.
Schrs. Ringgo!d. DeGroot, Tor this port, cid
at New York, 10Th INST; Arnon, Crosby, from
Georgetown, arrived al do, 18TH; Spray, Price,
ant Hamilton, Ogden, rom Georgetown, and 5
f. jayLe, from Bridgeport, Tor " Washington, do
Goth inst
Schr Valiant, Reed, for Washington, cid al
Philadelphia, 10th inst
Schrs Elizabeth English, English, and J. Ire
land, Miller hence at Boston, 18th inst
Schr Highlander, Mayo, from this port, for
Boston, arrived al Provlncetown, llth inst
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nov 23--2awts
BY 5. J. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

rNRUSTEE'S SALE.-.By virtue OF a df.d
OF trust, dated the 25th day OF >eptemb"I,
1895, and executed by Albert e. Newton, TIE
undersigned, Trustee, therein named viii OFF,
for sale at public auction, ON MONDAY, a."
9th day OF December, 1855, all the ri RNi-
TURF, ard other PERSONAL PROPERTY,
OF every description, contained IN the Hotel
known as the Mansion House, i'll Alexandra,
Virginia, that is to say Bedsteads, Mahogany,
Walnut and plain; Hair and Shuck Mattress,
Chairs, OF all descriptions; Tables; Carar'lE-,
Brussels, Velvet and Ingram; Mahogany. Wa
nut and plain Bureaus; Chamber Sets; Shca's,
Pillow Cases; Bed-sE reads and Towels WaId'
robes, Chandeliers; Brackets and fixtures; teain-
er Beds; Bolsters and Pillows; Mirrors, DC. hc.-
Also elegant PARLOR FURNITURE; ~"
Rosewood PIANOS, very superior; two FL.
LARD TABLES, and BAR.FlNTURES; Gu.
ma and Glass Ware; Silver plated Britannia and
Block Tin Ware; one very superior kllthf.N
RANGE, curtains, choice Vine, and Liquors,
nc, &c.
The furniture described above, is most!y new,
of excellent quality, and in good condition.
Sale TO commence at ~ o'clock, A. VI on
the premises
Terms ALL sums under $50 cash; over So,
and under $500. sixty days; and over $500, tour
months credit will be given, tor negotiable pa
per, with good eudorsers.
c. w. WATTLES, Trustee.
nov l5-3taw Dec l&dts
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FLOUR-The market opened quiet VIII
I,a,receiprs. Sales unimportant, and mostly
10 the city trade, at previous quotations
WHEAT.-Th offerings of Wheat on Change
Yesterday were tair, and the market active
There sales Of some lots inferior white al
no. lis. and llsc.; iair to good do. brought
l?y 10, and l2Sc No prime offered. Sales
OF red at yvQll6c. Tor inferior to lair, and is
S!2Oc for .air to good. Some lots prime
brough, l2sc. The market closed firm.
CORN-The market opened quite brisk, but
he offerings were light. Sales OF white at Toe
SyeIow
RYE-Sales at e786se. from cars, and Toe
rom store. The demand is good, and prices
itsdy.
OATS-No sales reported, and the market
Iuy quiet, with light receipts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-23

. u, sdaor Of the Alexandria Gazette:
ia, authorized to say, after consultation
d, men of all parties, and Of oil varieties
: roI,icsl opinion, that an earnest desire
.,.;i, in Alexandria that ROBERT E.
SrorT ESQ.,, of Fauquier, should become q
INDICATE to represent this District IN Con-
49,. FROM conversations With several per-
s.. rom other parts Of the District. l am
~, -, "a believe that this desire il general. 1t
=; ~ a., necessary here to say anything res
.,,,;ng the big III character and exalted Ia
F'. Il this gentleman. These are too we'll
s gov" ali over the State, and especially 10
-. norton comprised IN the District. l
oil OILY say that a more sale aud efficient
',,,s.sntstlye of a Virginia constituency
.s,n, he named. A WORKING NAN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-23
Arrival of,h. Overland Mail.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 2l.--The overland San
Francisco mail with dates to the 18th uIt.,
has arrived. Heavy rains extending tbrons-
ou. the State are reported, and the miners
have been driven from several of the river
beds by the high water.
The steamer Coltez from Victoria, had ar
rived at San Francisco with five hundred
passengers aod $40, 900 in gold dust. The
reports from Frazer river are more favorable.
Ebenezer Thayer, Boston, committed sui
oidc on the Gath ult.
Col. Wright had returned to Walla Walla,
Business at San Francisco had been very
dull but the demand from the country had
improved somewhat. The premature advent
of the rainy seasons had impaired fresh con-
fdencs in the ensuing wiuter business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-23

;, SORE There Was decline in the price OF
aoS' IN Cincinnati, on Friday-but next day
f'ess rallied somewhat Sales generally at 70
Is said that the number OF Hogs in Ken.
'Vsy ard OHIO, this season, is not as great as 1t
=" last year. Letters from Western packing
~la's, safe That the hogs in that region are
'n'ns INTO market very light, the falling on
"elsht being estimated si from Is to rs v
T HlI Inns, however, Is easily accounted Tor.
=. -aI season corn was plenty and hogs were fed
VI January and February This season corn
s.ns scarce and high, hogs were hurried in half
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-23
BY S. ]. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

4 ILLUSTRATORS SALE OF VALUA.
n BILE STOCK, HORSES, CORN, OAI>,
RYE, BUCKW HEAT, HAY, FODDER,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, &c.
On Wednesday,, December /, 1855, will be sold
at public Auction on the farm belonging 10 the
estate OF L. B. Hardin, dec d., in Alexandra
county, near BaiIey's Cross Roads
pair superior matched Grey Mares, year.
old, J superior Saddle Mare
3 Farm Horses; yoke OF Oxen; Bull
II Cows and Heifers; Sow and Pi4s Hog
A choice lot OF Poultry,
100 barrels Corn, 100 bushels Oats
50 bushels Rye; SO bushels Buckwheat
200 bushels Potatoes
s sacks Hay; do Rye Straw; do FOidrr,
Wagons; Horse Cart, Ok do, Horse
Rake, | Roller Ploughs, Harrows, Saov"is
Hoes, Forks, Picks, Scythes, Cradles. Grind
stone Hay Cutter, Corn and Cob Crusher, haG
ness and many other articles appertainlng 10 e
vel ORDERED farm. Also lot OF Household
and Kitchen Furniture.
TERMS All sums under ten dollars CASH
over that amount six months credit, with IA
trrest ior approved paper
GEORGE d. FOWLE, ,.,;s,,,,o..
WM. p. JOHNSTON, :
.Af.
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osnitality 10 q Wsy.faring

p;a,s whose hospitality to wsy'taring
tos N ~. sudesred them all to bis heart
S'I, D sSsrci.e Of such ezuberant kindness,
10 'p eIi be inviduOus to name Individuals
isop'l Author must mention his friend,
Dol ,n ~, Of Cedar Grove. Professor Harrison
h "st DIVERSITY a. charlottesville. and Rev
{: ;r 'Io White, Of Lexington. 1t the VII.
WIFE,, 'nnosed that Professor Harrison would
is' 'D Sssrwed i, compliment that this Min'-
n' ', .s,i, should have been dedicated TO
''O'' .ncb dedication would have been
S'n Gr he is a christian gentleman IS we'll
n'u, ,;rs scholar. Many have experienced
rS .onr,e.y who have visited that seat OF
9s .,n;ne enc of the chairs which he so wor-
L t'1s oosupies. To the Fisher boy who took
wy W s,r,,, the river, it Is my intention to
~ 'sS an elegantly bound oopy Of Wslton's
~. Ausler. Captain Mohlsr, the Oh
..D,s OF Weyer's Cave, was good anough to
's. :. ,bs, description of bis subserranean
n ,ss would be an ample compensation for
:, 'i,;Iir,ss to the Pedestrian. 5. K. IL.
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ROsstnt.

Frenchmen delight to honor Rossin'. -
They give the go-by to L"mar'ne' but the
old composer is made as happy in the capital
of the world as his age and circumstances
will permit. According 70 late letter the
Paris municipality have offered him charm-
ing site, planted with full grown trees, IN the
suburb OF Passy, where be is about to con,
strues an Italian villa. The maestro found
his native Bologna insuferab!y dreary' dis
NAL and dull; nor is that to be wondered at
while the present nightmare suf0ca'es all
human activity in that devoted town. tie
tried Florence, but there he found vast car
avanssra of passing strangers, without per
manent circle of social enjoyment. Paris
has fulfilled all bis requirements. and he
srec,s bis tent 10 that metropolis oil taste, re-
foeueut, and iuellectual as we'll as artistic
cultivation. DIsrsel claims him as broth,
or Caucasau; if so. he is quite caraoie oil
adding to Nose IN Eyitto sequel IN -H'rlara
mel Ghetto
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-23

Ngv York. November 2O.-There have been
", light changes in the money and stock mar
sti The cus,om-h house receipts on Wednes-
t'ywele S6l toll, Thursday Was blank day
Yesterday they amounted to only $3S, SGT
ID. >ublreasury remainder is down to $7,465
hnle OF the new Government loan was made
lOii-yes,erday' price. There was very
age business in Missouri G's. closing at 30,
Yesterday, highest price. Tennessee OF lsso
closed at "a A advance; Virginia CIT, ad-
mcs, and Illinois canal unregistered bonds at
III!
De imports of foreign dry goods at this port
0i ne week ale in excess of the total for the
Corresponding week of last year, and nearly one
cht larger than for last week
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The big ship Pspnsy lvsnia is still used as
a receiving ship, and probably will be until
her .irabers completely rot The number OF
seamen on board is quite small, many having
been drafted, but the dIcipline is tne and the
ship kept i'll the best possible order. WISE
tors to the P.nnsyivania all speak 10 INC
highest terms Of Lieut. PoIndexteT' whose
attention and courtesy to passengers are pro-
varhial
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BY 5. J. Observation-Disclosures EER.

%
10y VIRTUE OF ii decree OF the County
ID Court for Alexandra County, pronounced
al the October term, 1898. in the case OF Smith
N Perkins VS.. Alexander II Brown, and others,
the undersigned Commissioner therein named,
will offer TOR sale at public auction, oa We'd.
nesduy the frs, day Of December, 1888, the Canal
Boat oRRiSON, in The bill and proceedings men.
toned, together with her engine, boilers, euu p
ment and ryrhIng thereto belonging. Sale 10
lake place, a, the Mayors Office in the City OF
Alexandria, Va at IL o'clock NJ
Terms or SALE-One fourth OF the purchase
money 10 be paid in cash. and the residue in 4, 6,
aud II mohths-good personal security to be
given for the deferred payments.
nov l-w;s c. W WAITLES Commr
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e s..sss:z-k -. - -!
CANAL CONNER CE.
Arrived, Nov. u.
L. ,,I

ARRIVED, Nov. q.
Boats Ambition, a. F. >nouiter, B. +. Stouifer,
coal to American Coal Co.
Boats John James, Jr., NJ. NJ. Clagett, Thos.
Devic, Eugene, Michel Ashley.
Boat c. W Livermore, Coal, to Frostburg
Coal Company.
Boa,s Advance, n G. Ritter, d. w. McCIeary,
Mary Otis, coal to Borden Mining Company.
Boats Miles Standish Robert Wason, {. b.
Thurs;on. coal to T. J. Mahatley
Boats Six Brothers, Limestone, 10 Thomas
Smith.
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AIexa., Va, nov Is, lSJS-eOts.
Ry = 7 Observation-Disclosures

BY s. J. McCORMICK-AucT
1 l. AUCTION A SMALL FARM FOE
~ SALE ON THE WESTERN SUBURBS
or THE CITY OF ALE&ANDkIA.-ON
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18TH, At II ocLoch,
NJ, IN front OF the Mayors office We Will on Z
at public auction a very desirable A + VI ct
THIRTY FIVE or THlRTY-sN ACRES,
about one hall OF which is in good wood, art
the remainder has been under cultivation - Il
MARKET GARDEN, for which IT is very do.
slrabe The wood covers three as desirable
building sites can be found SO near The cay
&syA On the farm there IS twostory Bkl' n
- DWELLING. and a frame STABLE -.
For further IN ormation, apply 10 either oi ~,
and We will show the place 10 any who WISH II"
inspect ii. Terms will b. one third cash, and a
credit OF one and two years on the remainder.
JAMES p. SMITH, Executors OF
K. G. SMITH, Hugh Smith.
nov I6-2aw}w&dts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-23

The RappahannOck Bank, at Tappahan'
mock, Essex County, Va, has teen organized
Mr.. Calvert elected President, and MIR. Sialp'
Cashier.
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A GRICULTURAL NEWSPAPER>--Ihe
"A Country GcnfLnan, Weekly Journal tx
ciusIvely devoted to Agriculture and the Inter
es,s OF the Farmer, published at Albany, by
Iu her Tucker Il son. al ip= per AMMAN, III ad-
vance
The Cuhiuofoy well known fol- twenty i've
wears as An able Agricultural and Horticultural
Monthly, published in Albany, By Luther luck
er X Son, price only so cts. per annum' IN ad'
vance
Tie Working Farmer, edited by Prof Maps
published io New York, Weekly, at 81 per an
num in advance Thisi is one ol the most scien
tfc aid popular Agricultural papers PahI'sned
in the country Subscriptions received by
NOV ~ ROBERT BELL. Agent
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Prince William County, rov ls--eois

Ivy VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
to ne, executed by Henry Love ana Wit,
on The 18Th day OF June, 1853, and OF record III
the Clerk, Cttice OF the County Court OF Pribc"
William, in LIoer No 70, page $50 and Tor the
purposes therein named shall proceed to sell
at public auction, TOR cash, in front OF the Court
House door OF said county, IN Monday, The I'm
day Of D,csnLo, Court day. that va naLIr
TRACT of LAND, adjoining the town OF
Dumiries, called ORANGEFlELD, containing
ONE HUNDRED and sixty FIVE ACRES,
all in fine state Of cultivation, and well adap
led TO grain and grass Also, that large ard
-. counodious TAVERN HOUSE and LOT,
81 in The town of Dumries those wishing
to purchase will examine the premises. The
tide is unques,ionable, though selling as trus.
tee | shall convey such title as is vested IN me.
+. A. WELDON, Trustee.
Prince William County Va, nov 5-.ots
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8AIrHoRg, Nov 22.-Flour is dull ana I'M
changed Wheat is dull for inferior, choice Is
Unchanged; red l2O6l3oc.; white l356i4oe.-
Corn is unchanged; new white 6O965c; old is
Sue. new yellow 65a6sc.. old So0ssc. Pro-
,,Ou, are quiet and unchanged. Whiskey is
.;n with small sales, Ohio quoted at 23ic; but
nn. holders are asking an advance. Dried ap-
pes Si.7sGt2. Dried peaches ss6s$s5o.-
Green apples - 81 1880.
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TyENuM-The Geld Medal Erasve Liquid
II for removing stains OF Greese, or Oll oil
all descriptions, Wax, Tar, or Paint, from Silks,
Ribbons. Cloths, Velvet, or any other fabric OF
value, without injury either TO the luslre or the
most delicate color; also, for cleaning h!d
Gloves, and giving them the appearance OF new.
For sale bv HENRY COOK L. co,
nov ~ Sarepta Hall.