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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-09
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4 LEXANDRIA BOARDING SCHOOL,
n The thirty fifth session OF this School,
formerly conducted by Benjamin Hallowell,
will commence on the irst OF October, and con-
tnue until the fifteenth OF July following, under
the management OF the undersigned, IN connec-
ton with Mtssrs J. q. CLARK, and della.
WARE and kOSClUSkO kEMPER.
The Scnooi IS designed 10 be preparatory 10
the University OF Virginia, where all the teach
ers were educated The Course OF instruction
will embrace the Ancient and Modern Ian.
guages Mathematics, Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry. The School Is furnished with a
me collection OF Philosophical Apparatus, a
large Telescope, Engineering Instruments, MIN.
erals. &c.
TERMs-For Board and Tuition in everything,
except Modern Languages, $3.50 per session,
payable semi annually, Ill advance.
Modern Languages, each, $50; Fuel and Gas,
So. Address WM KEMPER, Alex'a Va.
DAY-ScHoLARs.-A limited number OF Day
Scholars will be received, at $50; Modern Lam
guages EXTRA, as above Apply at the lnstltu-
ton.
REFERENcEs-Co R. S. Ashby, F. L. Smith,
Benjamin HaloweI, X. NJ. Smith, and II. Clay
Ward aug 7-dlw&eou
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OBITU AIRY.

DIED, on the Sd instant at the resderce OF
VIM RI. Cas,aday, esq Loudoun county, va, OF
pulmonary disease, Miss SARAH EDMONlA
DENHAM, in the 3Uth year OF her age. Sell
dom has the grave secured a lovller trophy.
TO person OF more than ordinary attractions,
was united mind OF the most T, hned and deli
cate texture She vas emnently characterized
by that gen;eDess OF spirit which constitutes
the abiding charm OF her sex Cherishing teel
lngs OF unmnglCd kindness for every member
OF the human family. it is believed she mas not
lett behind her single enemy To cast 'norn
upon her grave. Her modest bearing yet I'm
gers upon our admiration. Her gentle spirit
It'll bTealhes lis tones of wOnted kindness,
while il recedes and minges with other and
distant scenes. Her precious remains repose III
the en- brace OF death, but her noble spirit, we
doubt not is shining with mild and steady lustre
in the diadem OF the Redeemer. One VINO cher
ished for her lhe most aiectIonate respect, casts
thi, humble flower on her new made grave.
Mr. JOSEPH p MEGEATH, died al his re.
sidence at phi!omont, in Loudoun county, on
Saturday last, after a short and painful illness,
in the 5ath year OF his age. Mr.. .Megeatn, was
h. ghy esteemed and respected, and generally
known as man oil correct and prompt bust
ness habits He was kind, hosptabIe and
generous neighbor, and his death will prove
great loss to his neghborhood.
DIED. in Washington, on the 9th instant, Mrs.
SOPHIA JONES, aged II years. daughter OF
John and Sonia WahI, after a short but pain
in illness.
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.,., cnurch, South.

A., Episcopal Church, sou'h'
a No .hs 94,b July, Rev. W. W. Bennett OF
i. y, ME-. Church, South delivered an sd-
zoe -. a, the Courthouse, at this place. setting
dfs'' ' =. nositiou of that Church on the sla'-
'0''D s ~, BY invitation Of nu~erou per
cry qu. Ia had recently Withdrawn from CON-
s9Os WV 9TH the NJ. E. congregation here
DscnoO ,bs address, thirty or more mem
Alter W. organized as congregation
bsrs " Mr., ,;me their number has material
Slnce ."' sS and a lot has been purchased,
ly inc'e ,aahsrr;ption started for the erection
std ,su.sb 10 this place. Tbss tar con-
Of il,S,abIe success has attended 'neil o.
.lae'"o, nd thew contemplate commencing
ior;'' a., a little delay the erection OF Tree
Win 10 t,nse Of worship for the use ana oen-
s.'iea ~. hs members of the NJ. E Church.
Ell; o. wy hs-e the public may find accommo'
>Cu'u' Trtil such house can be erected
da'iops, ,o oh,sined the use of the commodi-
they "o a onmfortabl. hall above the county
0o' sun for preaching purposes where
GU so, bore soon to have regular services, Uoa.
tDs :!,s IL bv clergymeu from the surrounding
duc'ta ~ I'D BY the presiding elder, rev
clrcu ps,nett until the y shall furnished IN
NJ De- De- mex, with a regular pastor by ap'
No'em a'on, from the Virginia Conference, un-
P''o'' po"s care the congregation here has
aei N ,D,maIly received. Prayer-meenngs are
beer W nr,,s,e houses Monday and Thurs
nsld .. t,. of each week, and clsss-meetings
dsy n,s' moynipp. The lot purchased is cen
Sun Nv io.,,ed situated on the west eide OF
i n,"ck street, north of the intersection OF
bfa4 s,,ss, with Cork, and is easy Of access
i,"m mos, parts OF the town. ""'e"eS'e'
p,,IjjrIg
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"OWARD ASSOCIATION, PHlLADEL-
II PHIA.-A benevolent institution. estab-
lshed by special endowment for the relief OF the
sick and distressed, afflicted with Virulent and
Epidemic diseases--To all persons afflicted with
Sexual Diseases, such as SPERMATORRHEA,
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, &c.
The Howard Association, in view OF the aw-
full destruction OF human life, caused BY Sexual
diseases. and the receptions practised upon the
unfortunate victims OF such diseases by quachs,
several years ago directed their Consulting Sur
geon as charitable act worthy Of their name, 20
open Dispensary for the treatment OF nus
class OF diseases, III all their forms, and 10 give
Medical advice gratis, to all who apply by let
ter with description Of their condition, Gage
occupation, habits of life, &c.) and in cases OF
extreme poverty, to furnish Medicines Tree OF
charge. II is needless to add that the Assocla
ton commands the highest Medical skill oil the
age, and will furnish the most approved mol
ern treatment.
The Directors, on a review Of the past feel
assured that their aborsin this sphere OF benev.
client effort, have been of great benefit TO the at.
fcted, especially to the young, and they have re-
solved TO devote themselves, with renewed zeal,
TO this very important but much despised cause
Just published by the Association, a Report
on Spermatorrhea, or Seminal Weakness by
the Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent by
mail lin sealed letter envelope,) free OF charge,
on receipt of two stamps for postage
Address. for Report or treatment, DIR. GEO.
z. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard
Association No. 2 south Ninth street, Phlladel'
phia, Pa. BY order of the Directors.
EZRA ID. HEARTWELL, President.
GEORGE FAIRCHrLD Secretary.
Philadelphia, sep 4-dlteo3m&wly
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Fr.derick.burg Market.

There is considerable activity in the wheat
market Farmers pockets are filled with sam
pies, aud our Commerce street merchants are
called upon 10 examine and name their prices
with great rapldlty They nave thus far exhibi'
led a. much pluck as could be expected, Tor the
pic. OF Flour is not al all propoTtionate to that
paid Tor wheat, and OF course, the chances are
against them Notwithstanding this, good
many OF our agricultural lrlencs are slow to
sell, the hope OF b,,t-r prices in many cases
overriding taer better judgment The largest
price paid Tor milling purposes, has been Sl.Ss,
aud The largest price offered Tor a lot Of very
pretty white, irom Caroline, was $l.40-Fred.
H1aH
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r,..,,p from tho Plague.

Latter. from Benghszy, via Malta an
h s.a,bs breaking out Of a very deadly
p 3"1..s in that town and the neighborlng
.'I.' carving Of from a somewhat thin
,.I from forty to fifty persons d'y,
s D evidently OF Il contag 'oos nature rev
q ~ me attacked survive utter the SIXTH day.
!. ~ ID doubts were entertained whether it was
Wv ~, the plague. Tue Board OF Health at
a %s,,, after establishing mere quarantine
' I' has at the prayer Of the Chamber
=, Commerce. extended it to ten days. with
The depuratiou 10 the laS'retto OF all sooos
snd passengers arriving from Benghazy'
Accounts from TripOli Of the 9Th instant an,
."nnce the arrival there of the English and
v,snsb Consuls from Berglazy. fleeing IRON
,ba anidemlc
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MEXICAN MUSTANG L[NIMENT.-

IL MEXICAN MUSTANG LlNIMENT.-
From rich and poor, bond and free; all colors'
grades and condI ions of lie, we hear the same
need OF praise awarded this wonderful article.
Sores are healed, pains relieved, lives saved
valuable amin ais made useful, and untold ills
assaused by this great medicine, which are sur.
prislng TO the Judgment OF man What family
does not require standard LINlMENT. Who
ever heard OF the same effects produced by any
other article? For Cuts. Bruises Sprains, Sheu.
matisr1. SweIlings, Strained Horses, &c, it has
no equal. BEWARE OF INVITATIONS The gen
ulne MUSTANG EMINENT is sold by all re-
spectacle Druggists and Livery Men in every
town, parish, and hamlet throughout North and
South America, Europe, and the Islands OF the
Ocean. Buy at once
BARNES Il PARK, Proprietors.
Nam YnrL: ~ l1-enl m
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AUCTION SALES.
BY S. J ACCOMPLISHMENTS
SALE THIS DAY.

SALE THIS DA1.
TOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUt'
TION.-On Monday morning ns1t, 9fh in
stant, at 10 o'clock. will be sold al the house
occupied by F. A. MaIbury, esq, on Prince
between ST. Asaph and Pitt streets, variety OF
first rate FURNITURE, consisting, in part OF
Mahogany Sofa; Mahogany Chairs; do Rocking
Chairs, Velvet Arm Char; Marble Top and
other Tables; Whatnot, Cottage, and other Bed.
steads; Wardrobes; Carpets; Oil Cloth, &c, &c
Terms at sale. aug 5-dts
DOTOMAC LAND FOR SALE.-rhe un-
dersis ned, In anticipation OF decree Of
the Circuit Court OF Stafford county, in the case
o, "Fitzhugh VS. Warren" &c will, on Ueinss-
dau the nh dog Of .4ueua vert, sell at public
auction, TO the highest bidder, 10 front OF III"
CITY Hotel, in the town OF Alexandra, the
tate upon the Potomac river, in the county OF
Stafford. known as HIGHLAND, belonging 10
the Estate of the late c. H. Warren, dec d., con.
tanning about ONE THOUSAND ACRES, boz
dering upon the river for distance OF fIom one
10 one and a hall miles.
This estate is one OF the most desirable, both
as a residence and for agricultural purposes, III
&c this portion OF Virginia. II has upon II an
III excellent DWELLING HOUSE, NC, AMI
contains from tour 10 five hundred acres OF NAT
river bottom land, about one hundred acres OF
cleared hill land, and the balance is in wood and
timber. All the land is very rich, and The ara
bic land is IN good state CT cultivation
There ale attached 10 this estate, one or two
FISHERIES.
"a A valuable GRISf and MERCHANT
HaSl MILL, which is now attached TO this
estate with about 100 ACRES or LAND. will br
sold with the estate, or separately, as may BE-
desired The Mill is comparatively new, ha'-
ing been thoroughly repaired, and cast.iron ma.
ch!nery put IN, Immediately before the death NJ
Mr.. Warren The stream which supplies the
Mill is a never failing one.
The terms oil SALE which will be as accom-
modatiug as can oe reasonably desired, will be
made known o. the day OF sale.
Mr. Warren, who lives upon the place, Will
show il TO any one who may desire to inspect It.
Any information may be obtained from John
H. Suttle at Garrisonvile Stafford county. Va,
or from John c. Moncure, Fredericksburg, Va.
JOHN H. SUBTLE,
J. c. MJNCURE.
Stafford county, Va, jy l3--2awts.
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FIRST RATE FAUQUIER FARM FOR

4 FIRST RATE FAUQUIER FARM FOR
n SALE The subscriber offers tor sale
= MEDLEY" the present residence OF Mr. John
Amber. This Farm is situated in Upper Fan
uuier. within three miles and half OF Mark
ham Station, on the Manassas Gap Railroad,
and ia ,yithn 500 yards OF Leeds Church, where
there is Protestant Episcopal preaching three
SUNDAYS IL every month. 1t is within 2 miles
of first class Academy for Boys. Messrs. Jas.
K. Marshall, Jas. f. Marshall, Thos. NJ Amber,
and the Rector of Leeds Church, all live within
one mile and a half OF the dwelling house.
The Farm contains $50 ACRES, of which
300 are in grass or under cultivation, and 30
acres heavily timbered The cleared land is of
the very st quality 10 the country, and the
wool land is on the mountain side.
Ii The improvements consist Of neat
iIs::HRESIDENCE. containing five rooms and
a passage, with two porches, ami several closets
conveniently arranged, and all in excellent re-
pair A Barn. SO by 80 feet, calculated 10 &C
commodate sixty cows or cattle and fifty tons
of hay. A Dairy house, ~ by 40 ieet; also,
good Kitchen. Meat house, and other out build
inys. A thrifty ORCHARD Of Apple trees,
PLANTED II wears ago, and selected with great
care. of the varieties best suited to this climate,
is lust coming into full bearing. The House IS
beautifully situated, and is surrounded by
meadow of splendid Timothy hay, and the
grounds ornamented by a great variety OF well
grown and beautiful shade trees.
For terms, apply to the undersigned, who %IlI
civ. immediate attention to letters on the sub
iect. and will be ready to show the land TO any
one who may desire TO purchase. His address
is Markham Station, Fsuquier county, Va.
~ 22-.otf THOS. NJ. AMBLER.
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NOTICE BY virtue Of deed OF trust exc.
II cuted to me by John Corhwell, on thu
goth day OF May, 1857, and recorded in Prince
William County Court, shall offer for sale 10
the highest bidder, on the premises, the 9th day
of September, 1858, one-6ith part OF 4"2
ACRES, which lies on Powell's Run, adjoining
Mrs Williams, John Clark, and others, IN
Prince William County, and which is now IN
the possession of said John Cornwel. Terms
OF sale cash-lhe title is unquestionable; but,
selling as trustee, shall convey such title only
as is vested in me.
WILLIAM SELECMAN, Trustee,
Prince VIM. County, aug Scots
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A HANDSOME PREsENT.-We examined.
yesterday, at the State Department, a very
handsome silver tea-set, consisting of six pie
ces, which has been manufactured at the Or
der of President Buchanan as a present for
Capt. Thomas S. Scott. Each piece bears
the inscription, From the President of the
United States to Capt. Thomas S. Scott,
# the British ship "Ilerefordshire." for
his humane Jealous and successful efforts in
rescuine the passengers and crew Of the ship
John GIlpin' from the perils Of the sea-
1858" The ware is massive aud richly
chased, bearing the elaborate design Of To-
liage The shape of each piece is also after
tie most approved style Wash. Star.
A SOLEMN DAYS WoRK.--Jodge Crawford,
of the Criminal Court, yesterday passed SEN
tence on four murderers--one TO be hung on
the 22j Of October, two to confinement and
labor in the Penitentiary for fifteen years
each, and one to confinement and and labor
in the Pcnitentiary for eight years. SOL
emn warning to that large class of reckless
and riotous young men whose passions and
vicious courses may be hurrying them on to
the sad fate of the four guilty ones cow
about to expiate their crlmes.-Ndt. Int.
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DOTOMAC LAND FOR SALE.-Ths un.
dersgned desires to sell TRACT or
LAND, on the Waters Of Potomac Creek, IN
Stafford County, Va, containing Ten III "
DRED AND TH ENTY ACRES II borders On
the Creek (Which is navigable) "A miles, and IS
distant about one mile from the hichmonu'
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad. Inc
soil IS yery productive in all the usual gram
crops, but particularly adapted to the growth OF
Tobacco and Grass though II IS OF uneven sur.
face.
There is OH the land inexEaustible beds OF the
finest she'll Mad. A large quantity OF Hickory
Oak and Pine Wood may be cut from the land,
worth on the shore OF the creek from two 10
four dollars per cord. Also, a good deal OF &C.
dar and Locust, Yellow Popular and White Oak
Timber
There isa meadow now yielding an average
of $500 worth of Hay per annum, containing
fourteen Acres OF land, which may be increased
to fifty acres ot prime Meadow. Grass grows
well all over the LAID, which renders it vaiuA-
bic for grazing purposes. Indeed, it grazes AN
nualy, about atty head Of cattle in the Wv IDS.
Altogether il is very valuable tract but am
disposed 10 sell il below It's value, as | own
another large farm adjoining it, and have not a
sufficient force 10 manage both. l invite per-
sons disposed 10 purchase such property To rx-
anime it, OF communicate with me by letter at
Accokeek Post Office, Stafford county, Va.
JOHN MINOR, NJ. u.
Stafford Co., ap 2-2aw6m
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BY MAGNE77C TELEGRAPH.
The TELEGRAPH Ca BILE =.

TRINITY BAY, August THE cable is
complete success; signals are being transmit
ted through the whole extent, but 1t Is not
unlikely that it may not be opened for bust
ness for several days, and perhaps week, SO
a to give the electricians time for series OF
experiments. Due notice of the opening will
be given.
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n,ln FRUIT TREES FOR SALE
10000 AT The GREENwooD
SITRSERIFS. situated on the Alexandra and
Leesburg Turnpike, near Falls Church, Fairfax
County. Va. All orders Tor Alexandria, Wash
ipy,on. and Georgetown, will be Delivered
Printed catalogues sent to all who desire them.
III All COMMUNE atoms addressed 10
r. b. MUNSON, Falls Church,
nov l3-eou Fairfax County, Va.
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Norfolk Market, Auxuat 3,

Business IN Norfolk continues dull; many OF
me leading merchants are out O. the city, and
tn. Merchants Exchange is almost deserted.
We notice al increased activity, however, in
he corn market aud note the arrival of 10000
bushels to-day, all OF which changed hands at
!" 10 W CTS ioT yellow, ~ cts. for white, and
SJc Or mixed, New wheat is coming in with
an increasing activity and notice sales to-day Of
svsral bundled bushels at Sl 25 for white and
s. III Tor red
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" A CARD-Statement have appeared in
a' Baltimore papers, concerning the accident
"a.ca occurred on the Pa,apsco River, on We'd
-s'day The ith INST TO the effect that the Pilot
.Acaarge OF the snip Ellen Hood, which was in
o" OF Inc Tempest, under my command had
'"fa the Pilot Laws OF the State of Mary
'.t and had been imprisoned in Baltimore.
iae fIot was arrested and placed under
"'r but upon investigating the matter, the
"''a o. Pilots al whose instance he was ar
'fc became fully satisfied that the infringe
,'a' Of their nights mad been made through
i"''hce OF the Pilot Laws, and they imme-
~'sy consented 10 his discharge
'-e accident 10 the boat by which one man
HIo"ned was admitted by all with whom
.,'1'sise', TO have been the result of the gros-
,'Hs'essness upon the part OF those in the
III attempting TO cross the bows OF the
y ''o lug when going at speed OF ave
scr ' 81 aoar without haillng or giving other
,. r,' 10 Nose on the Ship or Tug OF their po
W shd even after the collision, the man
was saved, called TO his companion not to
r '-e oodt "a there was no danger
~, dement that the Pilot was imprisoned
49, . oa'onuted as the other particulars given,
c grew ont OF his having been placed in the
t ,- mouse Oh the night OF the accident for a
r. -'I''' a'er which ne was at liberty 10 60
:,r, '-s might elect, in company OF an officer,
's us semitic sta. in Baltimore.
SAMUEL 2 BOWEN,
~ Captain Steam Tug Tempest.
w fAlK-Tne Ladies will hold FAIR
Il, StP]'annock Station, Orange and Alexan.
IA "s,'oad' on Wednesday, aud Thursday, the
"1 I'm q august 1888. There will be a
Cn,rO FANCY ARTICLES on hand, Ice CREAM,
.r,,, aaSSSAnl, &c. A good DINNER will also
f''S he proceeds of the Fair will 20
az, oaidlng an Episcopal Church. The
A., ' 'n'!'r general attendance.
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AIM a n &C.

ARRIVED.
Schr. Planet Mars Cohagan, New lofk' 10
S. Shinn.
Brig Catherine Rogers, Britt, Boston, coal by
Brig Stephen Young, Perry, Boston, coal oy
I. ] Mehatfey. ,-,; -.
Schr. S. G. King, Andrews, Phllade phia' oy
schr. Mary E Burr, Niekerson' Boston, 0y
NJ Edridge. J.. N FL
bridge. p.;da,co Goa,
by Fowle & Co: c.;. N.w York
Scbr. John J. Williams, Curtis Ne" 10TH
coal by Borden Mining Co.
Schr. William Allen, Grant, Boston, eo@' "
Fowle h Co. p.,,;,rs
Steamer Diamond State, Kerwin' Baltimore
by Wheat l. Bro.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Andover, Crowell, hence al baltimore
Sebr. N. M. Tavenner, Todd, hence at bai'''
Scbr George and Emily, cid at Boston, ior
this port 4th inst. d.: Cor this
scbJ NJ. c. Durfee, cid at Fall River for this
polt, 4th inst -, ., pb,adelpbia
for this royt, 4th inst
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os,Il. market, Angus, =.

Ia. offerings OF beet cattle at the drove yards,
yesterday, amounted to about 400 head, all Of
Salcn was sold al S5dS 81 OH the hoof, equal
y tIs5.7j net; 325 were purchased by the
Ns.nct butchers, and the remaining rs by Bal
anoEeans; $40 sheep and lambs were ofieIe
and .OId a. y 81 aH32a I, head.
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Richmord. " i--dneo<m

JOHN MURPHY, -4TTORNEY 1T LIN,
81 will practice in the Courts OF "est'nore'
land. Richmond, and Northumberland Counties
Post Office, Rice's Store, Westmoreland County,
Va dec ST
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NV YoRk, August Flour is firm; sales
a 1880 bbs.; State S4256$4 35;. Ohio 1915
1853. Southern IS %. $3.50 Wheat is buoy
an, .aes Of $4,000 bushels Western white no
6,2jc Corn is dull; sales OF 10000 bushels;
mixed 5sG white 96c.; yellow 81 20 Pork
!, GULL mess $l737.G$l740; prime $l5.-
waskey IS dull al 27ic. Stocks are dull and
f,,r., Mo r',Sr2
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TRAFTON FARM AND ALEXANDRIA
IT PROPERTY FOR RENT.-The farm

FARM AND ALEXANDRIA
IT PROPERTY FOR RENT.-The farm
contains SIX HUNDRED ACRES, about one
halt wooded, and partly heavy timber, with a
~ large and excellent DWELLING and all
H. necessary out buidIngs-pure and sweet
water IN the yard-and never failing stream
running through the farm. II is not surpassed
for health;-and around il is large population,
with good and kind neighbors Ii lies near to
the Rappahannock river and canal, where, with
in 3 or miles MILLS are established, furnish
ing a market tor every thing grown on the farm.
To substantial tenant and good farmer, the rent
will be moderate; no other need apply.
| offer also Tor rent, my large three story. fire
20 proof, BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, cor
III ner OF King and Washington streets, long
oc coupled by me. Ii fronts 90 feet on Washing
ton, and 20 on King street. II has been rented
for boarding house, and for tour years past, 1t
was filled with opuent, and the most respecta-
bic boarders The rooms are large and AIRY,
the ceilings high and the parors large ard ele-
CANT. with suitable breakfast and dining rooms.
Both gas and water have been brought into the
house The location is ursurpassedfo for cenve-
nlence, comfort, and health. Possession gwen
on the LIST OF September next.
For terms, apply to
~ 23-w4w CHRISTOPHER NEALE.
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4 VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-The
n valuable FARM OF the late c. {. Talia.
terro deceased, in Culpeper county, is Offered
Tor sale privately, until the - day OF August
when if not sold before, it will be offered Tor
sale on the premises, 10 the highest bidder
This Farm is on the Rapldan river, adjoining
the Rapldan Station, Orange and Alexandra
Railroad, the Station being only ie" hundred
wards from the dwelling house and barn. II
contains SIX HUNDRED AND THIRTY
ACRES, is highly productive, situated IN
beautiful country, and surrounded by most ne.
I-A sirable neighborhood. The BUILDINGS
.G%E are convenient and in good repair.
Terms accommodating. Any information III
relation TO the FARM may be had by applIca-
ton 10 the subscriber, or 10 the following per-
sons Robert a. Mayo, esq DR.. +. W. Roddy,
Richmond; DR.. A. Taliaierro, CulPePer Court
House, or Dr. H. D. Tsllaferro, Orange Court.
House Law. n. lALLlAr Ehho.
Rapidan Station Cuipeper CO., jy 26-2awu