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TO BE CONTINUED.

How TO TAKE LIFE.-Take life like
a man. Take it just as though it was
as it is-an earnest, vital, essential af-
fair. Take it just as though yor were
personally born to the task of perform
ing a merry part of it; as though the
world had waited for your coming
Take it as though it was grand oppor-
tunity to do and to achieve; to carry
forward great and good schemes; to help
and cheer suffering, weary, it may be
heart broken brother. The fact is, life
is undervalued by great majority of
mankind. 1t is not made half as much
of as should be the case. Where is the
man or woman who accomplishes one
1.-THE of what might bedone? Who can
not look back upon opportunities lost,
plans unachieved, thoughts crushed, as
pirations unfulfilled, and all caused from
the lack of the necessary and possible
effort If we knew better how to take
and make the most of life, it would be
far greater than it is. Now and then a
man stands aside from the crowd, labors
earnestly, steadfastly, confidently, and
straitway becomes famous for wis
dom, intellect, skill, greatness of some
sort. The world, admires idolizes; and
yet it only illustrates what each may do
if he takes hold of life with purpose.
If man but say he ,oill, and follows
it up, there is nothing in reason that he
may not expect to accomplish. There
is no magic, no miracle, no secret to
him who is brave in heart and determin-
ed in spirit.
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POPULAR PREJUpICE ABOUT AN AU-
THoR-A \ orkShiremau, on a railway
platform, as. Baron Macaulay waspointed
out to his notice; and upon it's being'ex
planned to him that the Baron is an Au
thor. who was formerly known as Mr.
Maeauley, he thus gave vent to his as
constituent: That's Measter MEOW
lev. the Owther, is it now? We'el
awla's thowt they look'd pael and seed.
loike, and ow't at elbows, We nea; bu
that chaps govt hat, and he's SO wee
dress'd too-Dang it shud ne'er ta'el
him for a 0wther.'
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N A man was once relating story
of being on locomotive that struck a
COW standing ON the track, and threw
her several yards into the field, where
she lit squarely upon her feet, with her
head towards the train, and strange to
say, she wasn't hurt mite.
s'But didn't she look scared p inquir-
ed listener.
"Well, l don't know whether she was
scared or not, bur she looked good
deal discouraged"
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Sunny eyes may loose their brightness,
Nimble feet forget their lightness;
Pearly teeth may know decay;
Raven tresses turn to gray;
Cheeks be pale and eyes be dim;
Faint the y5iee and weak the limb:
But though youth and strength depart,
Fadeless is loving heart.
Like the little mountain flower,
Peeping forth in wintry hour,
When summers breath is fed,
And the gardisr ilowrets dead;
So when outward charms are gone,
Brighter still doth blossom on,
Despite Times destroying dart,
The gentle, kindly, loving heart.
Wealth and talents will AVIAN
When on lifs's rough sea we sail;
Yet the wealth may melt like snow,
Ard the wit no longer glow;
But more smooth wen find the sea,
And the course the fairer be,
II our pilot, when we start,
BE kindly, loving heart.
Ye in worldly wisdom old
Ye who bow the knee TO gold,
Doth this earth as lovely seem,
As it did in life's young dream,
Ere the world had erusted DER
Feelings good and pure before
Ere ye sold at Mammen's mart
The best yearnings OF the heart?
Grant me, Heaven, my earnest prayer
Watcher life OF ease or care
BE the one to me assigned,
That each coming year may end
Loving thoughts and gentle words
Twined within my bosom's cords,
And that age may but impart
Ripper freshness to my heart
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No portrait, father, Of thy dear bright face, sss
Have we, the mourners, in our cherries home
Only in visions thy lost looks we trace,
Aswa nderers think of some far glorious dome
Oh the triumphant softness OF those eyes,
In whose clear halle depths our souls might resi-
Unyexed by strife which from world jars arise
To souls by love unearded and unhlestl
oh, the sweet smiling of thy curved lips,
And the benign expression Of thy brow;
Never, pray, shall rolling time eclipse
The pensive memory which haunts me now
Ard thy soft hair, in many wavy tress;
Time, the destroyer, had not changed its hue,
Or thinned its native flowing loneliness,
Or caused one silver thread to wander thro'.
How of l start up in the dark midnight,
Fearing my sleep hath injured memory
A nd weep again at mornings early light,
Because have DO portrait sire, OF thee =,
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~"Why are there so few conviets
in the Wisconsin penitentiary this year,
asked Sans friend day or two since.
"Why," said Sam, 'they send them
by the Milwaukee 81 Horizon railroad,
and their time expires before they get
there"
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Eg \ pedlar, calling on an old lady
TO dispose of some goods, inquired of
her if She could tell him Of any road no
pedlar had travelled. "Yes,' said she,
Il know ofone and only one, and that S
the road to Heaven"
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RUGS Medicines. Oils. Paints, Perfumery. Fancy
Articles all kinds of Patent Medicines, sd 81 60
.r.e- .---.rausa - every article kept III estao-
EShncuts pi this character,
N.fy ST EFNosHA. Wis.
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DEss =. FARR

nHY SICIAN AND ST RGE o n.
VIII De fnl2d al MS office over Starkweather Drug
store or at residence corner Of Chicago and Pafk
streets Mt all times ready attend the calls of the public
Kcnasha. February l9, Is /. A'
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. Don't carry your handkerchief
in your breast Ii yoa do, you take a
qciper to your bosom.
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E Nothing ever touched the heart
of reader that did not come from the
heart of writer.
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assn moor. AND WINDOW BLIND MANUFACTURES
1I ursl.e j.. Err. - shop on IafS street, "is' N
- r. .na CIV U.us- X shit IS 40
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DOCTOR M. 4. EOX.

PHYSICIAN ACCOUCHEUR AND SURGEON,
Pegs to inform the Inhabitants Of the City and Country
that he has made kenosha his permanent residence
attentive practice aud study Of several years IN ts
largest Hospital the United states and Canada has
afforded ample opportunity Of acquiring complete
knowiadye Of his profession and Of all diseases incifen
tai to this climate.
Punctuai Attendance on all professional calls
Office atthe EuAa's House Main st.
Kcuosha July 10Th 1881. lF"-
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rnsnAnn II. EsEnD,
p. T. HAMBROOk,

FNGRAVEE-ou Wood and every Kind OF w Me'"'
MAIN Sr..--..-------------h fN"SHA' VS.
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ROOk-RlNDiNGL
ADAM DICKHOUT.

A z the sign of the Books, near \. Ward School
"A -. nv JASON LOTHROP.
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n0v.xE I'VE gsAE.sA1t. specific oint
Ii mont f4r disease 81 fhe eye and ey eilaS, a.
'-'-'-' STABKWEATBER * CPS
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MILLINER Y.

,.l.,.,e sssortn,out of the latest styles of
r,o.,.,.. Fibsona and Siiiii"Hry Goods,
l.. '.,sra}. may be found at ;he Bt'ith SIo&E
d. liz south oud Of Nam Stree. I'm
MRS S. s Serbs N E r.
-.... .,.+ imam bor numerous patrons Of
q" -. 49, .. eabave Sore, where she assures
it'A'~- ,. With such supply NJ their
,s,s IN ,- .ar,meat, as viii be Sd2p,eya 20 'Ne
season. q a e.-..r.. = siae .of! =, -
Keuu~ra. Nvtstsr y, le5' -hi-'
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(HOAIG1OPATHIST.)
r. EDN ARD r A w S o n

PAYS PARTICULAR ATTENTIONTO OBSTET
RIGS. and diseases of Females and Children.
Refers 10 Drs. Small and Slocum, Chicago {. L.
I4eyauwav, NJ, d: Chicago.
Office Oh Moin Street, first door north Of AloRzo
Campbell Residence. Office hours from to 10
NJ aud t03 NJ.
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SIEAS AME

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Office next door
north of T. T. Francis clothing tore. mas
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q
So LIZ - ~ u ~ 81 3
Hair.Cutting & Bathing
- t. "a o O III
Oe,D@-ftc GAr ATTY HsOz,i, 1a.sin street, -"
ao-ha. SEisCoHs4n.
~ o.. !. ,rsRs 5larpeued and Repaired ST.
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TEETU FOR THE MEL lion
ME POSSESS THE BEST FACILITIES
w for doing Mechanical Dentistry, in c..
the West. ~, Eeep hand large sup TS'Tese-.SSS
ply af the very h.,t of teeth, and can wihQ YYT1
our facilities pat up tltc very best Of Plate 1919
Jobs haj what SOME OF orr watch tnksrs ask
for work.
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HON B. JILSUN.

TToNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Solicitor in
Chancery and County Judge VIII attend to all legal
business or agencies entrusted to his care.
lFFcr -D7-R1irE ROCK MAIN STREET
Kenosha, Wis, 1856 90"
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JOSIAH BOND,

ATTORNEY at Law, and Pension and Bounty Land
AGENT Is agent also i0rseveral OF the best eastern
Insurance Companies. y See advertisements
u3ANlI Vi
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LAWYFR-r-FFa Office KESOsHA CITY, Wis. Re-
sfdence. Willow Brook FARM, S0mers. II Sc
reral f1aorored and UaimproUed Farms for safe
f,+lr
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W hen this was settled, verbal IN
strnctions were given to all hands TO
keep the intended expedition secret, in
order that the women and children
might not be alarmed, or the expedition
put in difficulty by more volunteers.
The assembly was to be on that same
spot, at sunset. Every man was to keep
up an appearance, meanwhile, of occu-
plying himself in his usual way. That
is to say, every man excepting four old
trusty seamen, who were appointed
with an officer, to see 10 the arms ane
ammunition, and to muffie the rullock'
of the boats, and to make everything q:
trim and swift and silent as it could bt
made. -. sas e@se
The Sambo Pilot had been presen
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-11
M 4 RR1E ID.

At "Zoar," Montgomery county, Maryland
On Tuesday morning, the 9th instant, by the
Rev. Daniel Mozer, GEORGE A. MUNRO
ESQ. to LIZZIE HALL. only daughter OF Jos
Thompson, esq OF the former place
On the evening OF the I'd inst by Rev sep
timus Tustin, ID. d., JOHN :. MAAM ELL
ESQ.,. to Miss SALLIE NJ. daughter OF Robert
L. Magaw esq, both OF Hartford county, Md.
On tie sth instant, by Rev Geo. NJ. Roberts,
JOHN VIM LAVlNE, OF Albany, \. to
Miss AMANDA V. WEBSTER, of Northum
beIand county, Va.
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' ",'rp The market continues quiet WIN
a ,ransac,ions, and our quotationS
- .'''' non small sales to the city trade.
:, .gr,r-rhe offerings were good but the
ME, aud buyers holding on Inc
,''. .,,., =, ll5c. for very poor white, and
.. &c tor talr to good do. There were no
o,mr reported Sales OF inferior to ialr
.Igy-Taere Is but light demand Tor
~. win sale, ,lwh''e at Toe No ye'i0" or
"a co,n offered ,..
y,.-rae demand is fair with small sales
o,Ts-yo sales reported, and market quie'
...,.,.. Of the light supplies.
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Aim a n AC.
MARINE LIST.
R0gr OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10.

PoET OF Observation-Disclosures 10.
ARRIVED.
Nj Constitution. Wheeler, Budds Ferry,
ne, 10 Thomas Perry.
"a; Ws;pquln, Murdock, Marlows Creek,
'A'a. % hos. Perry.
%a' Booming Youth, Bell, Mattawonan,
"a'-, % rhcs Perry
>ooP Willie Ann, Jones, Yeocomco, corn to
E'1asP0rry
NJ, h. H DAILY, Crompton, Norfolk, to j.
yss1ey
%'' Joseph Holmes, Mathews, Richmond,
'p 4 Lowe.
N-' Hamilton, Ogden, New York, by S.
Nrr
>s'nsr Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, by
Ma Bro
Nai r Adams, Bradley, Fredericksburg, by
'oSs& Co.
Na' Ocean Herald, Clifford, Boston, by Fowle
Mai NaICn Belts, Feasler, New York, by L.
N-' DAVID J. Bower, Chamberlain, New
'o%'y | J Nehaiiey.
%, Nareorei aud Sarah, Dill, New York,
l.! Neaar-y
. ,y-' Nonson, Jr., Lawrence, Jersey city,
d" 4 Love
MEMORANDA.
"ni, Irayers from this port, went to
'. ION Old Point, 9Th inst
-, ,,-'' iaree Sisters, North, hence at Rich.
''.c Sd rns,
a. VA. Albert Field Philips, from this port,
.'1',oI, vas IN Mount Hope Bay. 9th inst
WI. !. Chase, Shute, from this port, for
,' arrived al Stonington, 9th inst.
49, Armstrong, Dill; Vim. Bacon, Tyler;
- hocSnll Ann Turner, Clifford; Mary
.,iV~ s>coneId; 4 Falkeuburg, Rogers; Col
I.' "-'g, WILDER; 5. Godfrey, Williams; John
=, ,', 'IaIIer, and Decatur Cakes. 70 Wand,
,s HeSan4rIa, NJ. Van Name, Van Name;
-, ,I "a Jane hetchum, and Hill Carter, Fisk,
=, osOi se'own, ID. e., arrived at New York,
90, .-' "ssahcko1, Leeks, of Tuckerton, New
H.. Hom Alexandria, with coal, bound to
II, . '"A' Tn Wednesday morning last, du'
~. IuHO''nt gale the vessel went ashore on
-. "'1f! beach, one mile Southwark Of the
L 80 soon after went to pieces; the captain
,. ~, aaG 10 swim on shore, during which
:" vas drowned. Vessel and cargo a to-
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, November
Beet Cattle--The offerings this week
,n,uu;ei to about l, 600 head; sales at 6 OOs
~ per loo lbs--,he market showing little
s,nse from last week. Cows and Calves
ss ,ifresh Cows OF 30a$40; dry do. at 10
Il. zach. Sheep Offerings 5000; sales at
u, each lIcgs-Offerings about 34OO;
asMj j0aSG so per 100 It's.
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ArOTICE is hereby gwen, that certificate NO,
IS, Tor Thirty shares OF the "freierred
Stock" of the Crane and Alexandra heliroAu
Company, issued 10 the late Z. y. IN a III
has been lost, and that application VIII ne MADE
TO the Directors of the said Company 10 uitec'
a new Certificate ior the same 10 De ISSUED;
LII. Il H D. TALlAFERRO,
ac,I.-w2p Admrs. oiC [. TaIIa!erro dec d.
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ysw YORK. October SIN money sffsirs
,,r,rsnces are mo re favorable and stocks
4, srntr. The largest transactions to-day
,se 10 the better classes of stocks, and in .
+. cases a, 40 advance. The ruling rate
h,:lll osns is / per cent. Discounts are
..i.e Il. easily effected as ten days ego; sixty
..y bills pas At 4 per cent six months, en-
.nyI, /; per cent, chiefly 5 per cent.
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r,s yay York bank statement shows no
,u,.,, los, Of coir--only $50, 462; and not
y;.o0 AZ vas estimated The loans are
Il n-hlsher, With no increase Of undrswn
i.r..s5r,b naming. The circulation IL
81; "a greater, hut quarter day explains
.,,,em. The average of coin lie falling
"a, sDi the amount OF coin shipped south is
n scountsd Tor. The averages of the bar Ks
gP...lephia. as shown By their weekly
aNuu, yesterday, exhibits an upward
.rsueat. az compared with last previous
r,snso,, 10 nearly every item.
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III We are authorized 10 announce DIR. ). b.
Grayson. a candidate 10 represent the Democrats
Of Sta ford, King George, and Prince William,
m the Senate OF Virginia, subject TO the ratI'
cation of District Convention.
,I-aotf PRINCE WILLIAM.
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LIBERTY HALL.--Osens appears again at
Liberty Hall. tonight The ball was well
filled last night and all delighted with the
performance As a comedian, Ovens has
few superiors on the stage.
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DIE Ed.

In Washington, on the morning OF the Stii
instant, after protracted illness, Mrs. MANY
S. consort of George H. Fulmer, i'll the 6uth year
of her age Requiescat in pace!
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The U. S. STEAMER ARCTIC was duly and
successfully launched frcro the railway OF the
Washington Navy Yard at noon yesterday
She will probably be ready to depart for
Pensacola BY Saturday next.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY GEO. w. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SALE THIS DAY.

SdLE THIS DII.
PEREMPrORY SALE.-Will
g De sold ON THURSDAY, Novem
Der lltn, 1855, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at the
Wharf at Fish Town, the Canal Boat FRANK
LEE, capable of carrying 1000 barrels aour, or
40 tons of coal This boat is securely decked
the entire length, with matches for the reception
OF grain. nov s-4t
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N phorS. ac.-Lemon and Raspberry
G.,.r DI ~ Drops; Davis Pain Killer; Ayers
a. .. " NsSSoIat' Barien's Lotion; Wistar's Bal
>c.y.5 III, 40 | berry; Mustang Liniment- Just
''' and Tor sale by
ny,, JAS. ENTWISLE, JR.,
Apothecary, -, King-street.
\ h'SENE LAMPS.-A full supply, re-
y =, EsNed, and for sale by
:" H COOK Il CO.. Sarepta Hall.
IVY" GLASS. assorted sizes, received
y, aud lot sale, by
H. COOK 4 CO, Sarepta Hall.
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r. The Democrats OF the county OF ra'''"H
are requested 10 meet at the 'outI il""se "
their county on the 81 Monday IN tnls "' o,a
(Court day. for the purpose OF appointing pe,.
yates to the Gubernatorial Convention " oe
ssId in the CITY of Petersburg on the I'd day OF
Npcem next. NV O-eollo''V''
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VALUABLE ALEXANDRIA CITY PRO.
Y PERTY FOR SALE. ON THE 18TH OF

VALUABLE ALEXANDRIA CITY PRO.
Y PERTY FOR SALE. ON THE 18TH OF
| THE PRESENT MONTHLY virtue OF deed
OF trust. dated April I4th, 1913, will offer for
! sale at Public Auction, in front Of the Mayor
Office, in the city OF Alexandria, Nond1y, The
18Th Of Nlpenibr, 1853, at II o'ckoCk NJ, the fol.
lowing Real Estate
LOT OF GROUND, with the improve,
ments thereon, situated at the south east corner
OF Wolfe and Union streets, fronting on Union
street fifty feet, and running east and binding
on Wolfe street eighty feet TO an alley twenty
feet wide.
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND with the walls
and building materials thereon, adjoining the
above on the South; each Lot fronting on Union
street twenty five feet, and running east eighty
feet, 10 an alley twenty feet in width.
A LOT DE GROUND, with large Frame
Stable thereon, situated on the west side OF
Union street, south OF and adjoining the Old Dis
tllery; fronting on Union street 20 ZIP feet, end
running west to Potomac street l35 feet. This
Lot has great advantages, as II adlolns The Or.
ange and Alexandria Railroad Depot and cuts
of several lots 10 the north of il from back out.
lets. while Cars can be loaded and discharged
upon 1t without interfering with the street
roy o-eots = J. MCCORMICK, Auct
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~ E>S:.,c,grs .ssss::s-
Ssfs e.
3Y MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 9--Tbe overland mai
from California on the 18th has arrived.
A celebration took place on the ll.h, il
houor of the rival of the first overland mail
S,lutes we're fired, and congratuiatory speech
es made. Resolutions were passed thanking
the Post Office Department for establishing
the various overland routes.
Fraser river bad fallen considerably, and
the miners had met with corresponding sue
cess; but the weather was too cold, and they
we're returning in large numbers.
Oregon dates of the 9Th we're received
The Indians we're sueng for peace. They
are nearly reduced to starvation by the de-
s.ruction of their grain fields and provisions.
George Penn johnson has been arrested
for killing W. }. Ferguson in duel.
Business throughout the State was very
dull. Domestic -four was dull at 50 so, and
Haxall at Sl4 90.
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BY s. J. Observation-Disclosures

By s. J Observation-Disclosures
FLOWER ROOTS AT AUCTlON.-Will
Il be sold, on Friday merit, l2h instant, at 3
oclock, at the Store No. %. King street, near
Fairfax street, one superior DUTCH Bull
BOUS ROOTS, all in good order, consisting OF
Hyacinths, Tulips, Narcsses, and Crocus, to
which the attention of the ladies' Is particularly
Ienmested nov lO--3t
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE IN Eau
Y QUIER-l am anxious 10 sell, upon rea,
sonable terms, the tract OF land upon winch |
row reside. called ROCKHILL," situated III
Inc County OF Fauquier, and distant about ID
miles from the town OF Warrenton. Inc uect
contains TWO HUNDRED and FOX I 'NlNh
and THREE QUARTER ACRES OF most ek-
ceIlent LAND, now in a very flne state OF cuih,
.-.,e vation. The BUILDINGS are ali ne" and
III comfortable Upon the FARM Is most
80 lent situation tor Saw or Urist hh''
win Inc very finest pine and chestnut, IN great
abundance, lying conveniently IN The immedl-
at. nelgnborhood OF the proposed mill site
There is, likewise, on the place, two admirable
annie Orchards. The fencing is III fine repair,
and there is everything upon the farm to make
il a very desirable residence.
will, also, sell couple Of YOKE OF oAEN,
well broken, and about seven years old All
persons in search OF Lumber, can be accomno-
dated by calling on me, as have already 'of
sale ~ 900 feet OF good plank, and upwards oil
1900 frst-ra,e chestnut shlngles For turner
information, address ,,,,,
FRANCIS NJ JET, CT
sHACKELFORD Il SPlLMAh
Fauouer Co, oct l3-eoIm WaEfenton, Va
JOB PRINTING
Neatly executed, With dsspsteb, al this othea
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-11

Joseph Watson, ST., has been elected Com
missioner of the revenue for the lower dis
triet of Shenandoah county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-11

Can't Thomas Hudson, one Of the Oldest
and best citizens of Petersburg, died sudden
ly, in that city On Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-11

T,RESH DRUGS, &c.-Best Castor on, Da'
Wilson's Syringes, best Salad Oil, Wood $
H. Restorative, Ellis Sol. Citrate OF Magne-
ala Hodman's Anodyne, Slippery Elm BARK,
Voler;na.e OF Zinc, lodlde OF Potassium, 10"
n,o,.n Windsor Soap, Ch!oroiorm, Wltbar 5
Eod Liver oil and Phosphate of Lime, Eng.
Valerian Root, Fancy Matches, Cannons BIT
tors Motfats Pills, Tarrants Sel'zer Ape,lent'
Gallo Acid, Iron by Hydrogen, Mustang Linl'
mani Rewards Tonic Mixture, Vienna Match
o. &C. Inst received, ard Tor sale, by
es' &c J.R. PlERPOlNT,
I,;,n 4, W,sh CT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-11

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID to me, executed by Henry Love ana "Iie,
on the 9Th day OF June, 1853, and OF record IN
the Clerks Office OF the County Court OF Prince
William in Lloer No. u, 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, ." Rondoy ihe 'm
day of D,oemJy, Court day. that va liable
TRACT OF LAND, adjoining ire town OF
Dumfrles, called ORANGEflkLD, containing
ONE HUNDRED and sixty FIVE ACkhS,
all in line state OF cultivation, and wen adaP
ted to grain and grass Also, ihat larss ara
>, commodious TAVERN HOUSE and LOT,
::5 m Inc town OF Dummies hose wishing
10 purchase will examine the premises. lhe
,i,Ie is unques,lonable, though selling as tru'-
Tee, shall convey such title as is vested IN me.
F. A. WELDON, Trustee.
Prince William County, Va, nov 5-eots