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NO. I4S.
AlisfrlIallrnus.
ALCOUO n
LooA az THE TRUTH!
VO THOSE WHO WISH tn MAZE

LOOk Ar THE TRUTHI
IO THOSE WHO WISH To MAKE
E1,fsr n tnel tailoring hills. and are t,I IN
~ - mai clio mag "a fuT,te y,r te,S, :
- lisi we'll known thu vou en- - v 5ool - nj !
t6 n. > = = Al street. by kOUrAIE fIr -, l.i =. -
1i ~ ~. - 20 sed Z, pay IA the arse : one , ~
=. y, - N.iN nieu hF Of the h,st s,.iifx AZ
.il-iAtel % ~ sale. J. b. keeus ~, ~
s,e'S elSy q al Kinds q Ckfhs ami f.-afs P
NJ ~. l..Aea ms pft the fiuoS 4 n $3.50
'is ~ that reason he isenahlrtl 10 SsiI s~ ~
NJ ,,- theIs H ~ the CT TIA. IL IS hiulSel7s p--t
reut tUpfy- s4-1s4' -hd Aas no hiase
A-iSAS fOR PERSONS FURNISHING THEIR oyvNr
r,,s-- -, a.. GOODS. ~
a. 5lu Aaking Double Ereast Frars (oat fr * "a
E.,i, % 10 silse ia irom 81 0u 10 S. Ol , So ~
- eeeI - 9niler Coat frun 81 % 10 s6 a. ~ p4s
.nlls - ~ 10 81 . DO yests ,silb fri,a,--
- = > iys Cloth sack cts u1L Inc ad tri,,i,ss
% % - - q y - -; B's Vests Or Pans lsaSas aaa iTi
SLoIhkS CLEANED. PRESSED. RFPAIRED. 80
-, J. EOUrALL
TTySI ~ S. Car STeet. above Erie
IHATCHER, BURT 4 CO PR0,
= - }5isi9ss o Hose,E Pueul TTuss dss. spi NbolSSs
No.. .ss R ~ Luller iimber Shingles aud Iafh
fIack '' ''eA al u { r. X
Nsalso POSSESS facilities fr receiving and hi,ri -
e--sss ha.ifud lrou g inistUnes HniI S5Ur ~
-ltieef % al Kinds, directy nun caF d Sesssl
a.. Aie HsislHeuis aitsuol IN pronptn.s nm. n, al,
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statements VI Tins I Ircalzr co.reef-
T. GARLICK.
have with care To- the last three years
the above method Of King and spp ying Artificial reei
the Laboratory Of Dr. Wright amt also uss, and
say with confidence that his plan is the best
and cuirey sunressfu wen made uuer his olsefya
The snpeoTity OF tbs kind OF Dal work gold
and of mrtaic pafc unnos be quetione an the state
ment an Dr.. &rstS Circular VI the nuuber 0f Wer
his work has taken the pace ol gold plate Much
Of this Ik gold pate had beeu furnished by the best
Dem ists "a The c0uutTy nj eJuyeranf ~lih The
Of Porcelain work the Ia d others fhan Dr..
Wright. IL. A. ACKLEY, Ma
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j. Herdman & Co.,

j. Herdman & Co.,
IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
DEALERS IN GOLD DAND SILVER
Il CON A., etgn afd Dumesiic Exciausc. lucurrent
N5sr ;.ad Land Warrants Collections "a The United
,iafcs f.anada and Europe, pranfdlf atie neu 70
AGENTS urthc Livcrnool and New AoIk SfsN
Lice uEich PussaEecan be secured eilheI - - -.
II the ADVERTISED lafcS Pasea can ass te Sc
eTreiir5m IzvesIoots Ne' Yogk. Qneeec aid Ne" ol-
s ~ mo REGULAR lineS u sailing Packct Sings Also,
i51 iT,re rs rurs and HTeneu 10 New n IA Draiis
nise frafr amount p1ysfc througnf n the Callneni
a. E,- s (,raf Britain and Ireland Der lufi1tT af-
ealars spIlIy al The Bzakins and EEes!nse oniee .
ar n Water street Cleveland. Ohia.
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HORSES & CONDITION POWDERS

HAS YOUR HORSE G0T A
Il cold. and does he Colgh Give him few dosrs 1
: NORRIS ARABIAN CONDITION POWDERS.
J. he Hideb bound, and ~ont hIs hair lay smo5hf Give
him 50 e u
NORRrS' ARABIAN CONDITION POWDERS
Don't he have Aspeif 10 auythinsi Give hin suule
Of NORRI ARABIAN CONDITION POWDERS.
Do YOU think enough ur Horses and Cstte TO give them
something when auyhins ails thrlnf Do you the
bs medicine the world give ihem II get
of NORRIS CELEBfAIED ARABIAN CONDITION
POWDERS.
They ars decirly the best AIoieine there IS
wls used Gallon onr Agrni = PALMER : Co, Cleve.
land circular. buy ui tue PodcrS. aud ty
them. T. PaTigrs ff sale bg Druggists AMI Aer-
chants fhr uzhout the whole isu. sale whole
sale and retail b. propreir al charm Falls Cuya
htara Co. o., 10 whom all orders must BE- addressed
c. G MORRIS, Propulsion.
Aiss General Agent frt the iaost nnpnlar Famy RIe-
clue n ths 1sorhI " hieh Is Dr. 3. L SOULE \ Co >
ORIENTAL. SOVEREIGN BALM PILL. whirh
slIe in cvery ia the whole country. Call
aseuis aud get oircuiar-aad the Pills
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VN0 THE LADIES.-We have just
ree-i, izrec asi rhoieE lot nt neW iiobuns, low
= reat eFs and some rhslce and ncW iillerials ier
fl1,-is an Il ulich have brcn bo1shi seig cheal
- ,iiI r. s0d n y PsE Lf>s riiA tes -
fssl ,arIy and uakr seleotia H,lls - .ssf''
o0,nrleie- ~ 1E Superior st.
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"a = W.ITs1S y y srANB1Er- v srkSpAET
WHITMAN, STANDARD x Co
w Bankers and Lealsrs IN Ferslsl ana Don,ss.i'
IA r VII fafnSh Drafts fr any zInouni nay So9 AZ az
- ; in,l rs- sin land. ireland. Scotland France
= a f-rnlrIv lssrclons made all accessible points
fhr.sses,a Inc Uait 4 SiaIes and l.n.i.s. ...-..s
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A N0THER INNOICE Oh REAL

sI- - s.sk = = q n I,,ss Crsh hsu-iit eheaO-
Hleached and Bfoua shaker Towels
Bar1slsy Linens; TiiioS Cas- nss snd s.,ttt
D,ussK TahIs d aIs-rs aud Cloths, Doies, NaPkias
O-1Ss1 "a o''-ss- TsYL0R GRiSwoLD co.
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4 = : =

.NEWBERRY LUMP C0AL.-rhis
Y sus,ernsr art ele If BITUMiNOOS COAL whlch y
picIary aiapicdto domestic puIses a well as lei
steam aud be had OF the undersigned Asehi
Tor the Company -,,, .., IL
ars ur city orf0reisn tde Will he executed VITA dis
oar al Coaldeyered any prt ol the city OF qall3
which Will fail peasc Il lci n either o. our es
SCOVILL 3 WHEELER,
ort- No 4 River street aud G \ =. Cuai Pier
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TesiimOuials and References,

have Obseel wth mah the last two years
above method Of pioiucius ArIcial Teeth and ieey
statements u thls IIrcalzr es.recf-
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roNsrrruTI0NAL DISEASES.

RkDwsYs X RENOgkrINo RESOLvENr should De hailed as
syary mother. thr0u. hoif the lani. EhSa
inanfs ara idiete with Sores humurs c These break
is ana ftaus rarlvl cyieucc On tralsuIItied
nom The Dsrcnf stock doses OF the HENovATIN0
Fsor vii, eradicate vestIse OF the disease and
insrIs he child s0und ani hraithy body
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-22
RrrnRr OLE LIE EXAMINING COMMITTEE.

REPORT OF THE EXAMINING COMMITTEE.
Daring their late tour OF inspection, the
Examining Committee wac accompanied by
the Secretary Of the Board of Public Works,
and by several officers OF the Company, whose
valuable suggestions and courteous arsis'
lance in the discharge OF this part OF their
duty. the Committee take leave to acknow-
ledge with many thanks.
Alter q careful examination OF the road IN
uss and the unfinished portion as far as Rcd
hanks the Committee is enabled TO report,
that t,e road in operation now, is in ajm!ra-
bic order aud preservation, acu that from
Woodstock TO tie Narrow Passage bridge,
about three miles, the work Is completed IN
a substantial aud satisfactory manner. The
train was stopped on the embnnkment next
sfi,inins the alutment, and moved over the
rn1Sd with that smooth and even progress,
vb;cb il Indicative Of so!idity and proper
construction. The Lr!dge al this Foiut IS ore
Of the most important structures 90 tue rOao;
,raycrsing as it dues an immense ra7;oe, al
an elevation of ll2 feet, d due regard to
strength aud security ought TO be required,
and is necessary to the safety OF passengers.
This consideration Induced the COMMITTEE 10
h. more than ordinarily minute IN the exam
~ination OF this WORK, and they make report,
that i, is the concurrent opinion of the par
ty, that the masonry 10 the piers and aout'
nents is fully equal in inlsh and strength to
any demand that could reasonably be made
on it-that the wooden superstructure is
manned and constructed 10 a manner worthy
Of the high reputation of the PRO- actor--aod
"a caIcula ted securely to sustain the heaviest
nressnre ubieh the of the country
will demand of it. One span is complete,
and the third story of trusseis was ready to
set up on the remaining spans. :,
Beyond the bridge, the road BED was iound
in proper condition to receive the iron rails
Immediately, having the ties laid in position,
and the banks in good order. On that por-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-22
Fairfax County, Va, oct Is-d&eots

T OUDOUN FARM FOR SALE-The sub
scriber offers tor sale, at a very low price,
bls FARM, called ".aLM.A," on the Leesburg
Turnpike, twenty five mile. from Alexandria,
and one and a half from the Alexandria, Lou
doun and Hampshire Railroad. II contains
FIVE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FOUR
ACRES. about one half in cultivation and grass,
the balance in open timber, which affords a very
large summer pasture; four excellent springs,
and a well in the yard, with water twenty-five
ia feet in depth. The DWELLING Isl very
%.ALfne two story, frame, and basement Cot
tage building, with every necessary outbulldIng
all entirely new Terms very liberal.
Address SAML A. MASTERS, Alexa.
Loudoun county, Va, oct l2-eolm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-22

f1IllUS Oil, i'''t' SSAS'
The fact that the amount of wheat trans
ported 10 1853, when the road had Its tefmi'
nus at MARKHAM, ard its business was limit
ed to the Piedmont country. Was larger by
l3 COL bbls. Of -four, or its equivalent Of 6S,'
SOL bushels of wheat, than III 1898, when thr
terminus was at Woodstock, aud the road drew
both from the Piedmont country and large
Valley counties added, demonstrates the al
most complete failure of the crop which form
ed the business Of the year just past, and cx-
plaips the causes OF the cuT;ai!ed CteTations
of the road. The wheat crop is the great staple
of the entire section of country through which
Manassas passes, and the failure OF the crop
not only diminisbes the tonnage 10 wheat and
flour. but by contracting the means OF The
farmer, lessons his consumption OF mercban-
disc and agricultural supplies; It's loss comes
home to every farmer aud merchant, and Is
now felt everywhere, 10 the %cramPed 6uance-
Of the one. aud the short ledger OF the Others.
This adversely brings with 1t, however, th'
consolatory reflection, that IN having passed
safely through 80 severe an ordeal, Manassas
has established her seLf.sustainlng capacity.
Manassas has no great cJnuection by waica
the failure of one section is made IN by The
success of a~uothcr. a freight road, and
local 10 its character, Manassas has 10 relief
from the extremes o! the Seasons which AZ
tach to localities. Il is, therefore, valuable
to the interests and permanence OF the eutei-
prise, that at the lowest probable point OF
productiveuess, Manassas has shown that sne
can maintain herself and her credit, AID has
given the fortner assurance that when the
country returns to its natural standard OF
produc.iveness, Manassas will give good az
count of horselt in Der greatly improved bu-
sipess and increased revenues.
The improved CONDITION Of the Finances OF
the Company is u Ell Jet o! congratnlat'on;
The benliceut legislation OF the General
Assembly, by its ditec: assistance, together
with the infusion Of improved credit which
that assistance gave the bonds OF the Com
napy. has started the work again, aud put
the debt in a manageable shape. With the
means derived from this appropriation, and
sale of Company bonds, the Board has pIr-
chased materials to lay the track to Mt. > tck'
son. as well as to reduce toe floating debt
from the sum of $3.50, 000-amOunt Of Il at
inc debt OF the year pre,iOus-to S3OO.oOo
with the prospect of a further reduction to
S225 900. when the remaining Testament re-
ceiyaole under the act iuJanuary hexiis PAID
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The reduction of total Indebtedness OF the
Company, together with the change OF pro.
portions of floating and fuoded DEBT has very Try
decidedly lessened the amcuot wanted 'or
navmsnt Of interest; and, at the same time,
the extension of the road to Mt. jackson Will
give increased means of raising the money
wanted for this purpose. The iniersst on the
deb. as stated. floating and funded Will oe
$50, 0O0-abous u per cent. The sun OF
$50 900 wanted for payment of interest, eS-
cesds by Sl2 600 the lett income Of the earn earn
mos Of the road, which is stated to be s5s'-
coo. The deficiency will be made up by the
increased receipts of the road when running
~ Mt Jackson. This result being a ialr 10.
ference, from the fact tha, the extension OF
tho road from S,rasburg to Woodstock, a dis.
tancs of II miles, produced an Increase o.
receipts amounting to $4,000. Inc .h fos saS az
Mt, Jackson will better command the 1iaae
IS ,ha valley. and occupies. also, o position
of much greater local development; 10
The floating debt has been funded py inc
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AgsEsr.-Mr. j. W. Finks, U. 5. Mail
Agent, yesterday, on Information, causei to
be- arrested, John Crawford, on the charge
of procuring rom the Post Office, in this
place. 10 August last, a letter directed to
James Crawford, and taking SO therttrom.
His examination was postponed until Iuss-
day next, in order to procure evidence.
A protracted meeting has been going on
for some DAYS at the Methodist Church at
Culpeper Court House, and at the Baptist
Church at Stevensburg.
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7 WILL sell al public auction, at the late resi-
denee of NJ. Cook Fitzhugh, deceased, near
Anaudale, Fairfax County, Va, o" Tuesday the
10Th INST, Of tair, If not the next fair day, there:
after) all the PERSONAL PROPERTY, of
said deceased, consisting in part OF SEVEN
TEEN HORSES; FIVE YOKE OF OXEN;
FIFTY.TWO HEAD OF CATTLE. some OF
them very tat; about FoRTY-FlVE KILLING
HOGS; THlRTY-tlVE STOCK HOGS a lot
OF SHEEP. Also a quantity Of HAY, foD'
DER, WHEAT and OAT-SrRAW, together
with many other articles not necessary to men
uon.
TLRMs OF For all sums Of s. and IN.
der, the cash will be required, over that amount,
a credit o. 9 months will be given The pur-
chaser TO give bonds and approved security,
bearing interest from date until paid. No pro-
perry to be removed until the terms are COM
Piled with. Sale to at 10 O'Clock.
EDWIN c. FITZHUGH,
Administrator OF NJ. c. Fitzhugh.
Fairfax County, Va, oct lS-d&eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-22

VALUABLE PRINCE WILLIAM LAND
FOR SALE-The subscriber offers. at
private sale, a portion ofthe farm called STUD
LY." of which Jacob Weaver died seized and
possessed. situated and lying in the county OF
Prince william, on the waters Of Chappewam-
sick Creek. containing about THREE HUN
DRED AND SIXTY ACRES Of good arabic
and timber land, susceptible OF the highest de-
gree OF improvement, and very desirable Tor
agricultural purposes, with a ready market for
tnp fine timber with which il abounds. The said
farm is well supplied with streams and springs
OF water of the best description. There are 10
buildings on tie premises, and as the farm has
not been cultivated for several years il will re-
quire some clearing. The neighborhood is
good one, and the clImste healthy.
TERns will be made easy, and reasonable time
given for the payment OF the purchase money.
Persons desiring 20 invest money in land Will DO
vel! 10 cali and give this an examination any
one wishing to be further informed Will address
DOUGLASS TYLER,
aug l7-eo2m Wsrrenton, Fauqu'er CO., Va.
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no bars have been condemned as unfit for
use; 2l49 new eross-ties have been put in the
road the past year.
Four Of the permanent water stations are
covered in with good ard substantial houses;
the supply OF water to these is from copious
Springs, conducted in pipes; the fifth at
Toms Brook, six miles west of Strasburg
has not yet been covered in-the water a,
this station is lifted by a ram.
There are, also, two temporary stations,
where the water is pumped up; one three
miles west of Manassas Junction, and one at
the base of the mountain, on the west side;
for use 10 case of necessity.
The Depot buildings on the line Of road,
continue in good repair, and are deemed
Sufficiently capacious FIR the uses required
of them; the temporary house at Woodstock
will be replaced in the coming year BY a per-
manent building.
Eypended on account Of road maintenance
for the year.
Repairs of road, rail way, and
Bridges .$l6,l24 20
Length OF Line IS miles
l6.l24 Is
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-$2l5 per mile.

Material on hand for use Of road. ..Sl,465 65
For tie three past years the road expenses
have averaged about the same rate OF cost.
THIS has been maintained By the closest al
~tentiOn to economy 10 all the details of re-
pairs, keeping up at tho same time las TAR as
practicab!e) the perfect condition OF the rail
way, Tor working purposes.
Az the road wears, the repairs hereafter,
will be increased, tine perishable material Of
wbioh in part it consists, will require an
amoant of renewal annually, and this, of
course, must adj TO the expense.
Tao Locomotives are niue 10 number, the
same ns last year, seven Of them in good
working order, aud two IN the shop under
repairs.
The Engine House at Woodstock which is
used also, as shop for repairs, is a Vsius-
bic aid to the Machinery Department, and
as the road extends west, will prove more so;
the addition of a Stationery Engine, with
the necessary gearing and ~latbes) would
make the arrangements complete al that sta
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-22

sFAYNE RElDS NEW BOOKS.-Osceola
WI the >emrrnOie, or the Red Fawn OF the
Flowery Land, by Capt. Mayne Reid author o!
the scalp Hunters &c, beautifully i~llustra'
ted, price ~ q.
The Var Trail, or the Hunt Of the Wild
Horse. u Romance OF the Wild Horse, a Ro
nance of the PraiTics, By the same author,
S' IS.
Also, a further supply of the Rifle Rangers,
Hunters Feast. Desert Home, Bus.i Boys, Young
Leagers, Plant Hunters, Forest Exlles, Fan.
away to Sea, Young Voyageurs, and Scalp Han
tiers, by the same popular author. Just Teceiv'
ed. and Tor sale BY [oct 2ol ROBT. BELL.
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n OrICE.-Raving Just received d large and
carefully selected stock OF Eastern made
BOOTS aud SHOES, of all kinds and descTP'
tons, we would most respectfully call the at.
tention OF the public TO the tact that we are de-
termined to sell tue same at as low prices as
they Can be purchased Tor in this, or ANY other
city south OF Boston.
As we are practical ShoemakeFs ourselves,
and having personally selected and purchased
the stock immediately from the manufacturers,
We feel confident in asserting that all who shall
favor us with a cali, will find the above fully
verified.
We continue as heretofore, TO manufacture all
kinds OF BOOIS and SHOES, from the finest
LADIES SLIPPER 10 the heaviest BROGAN,
BOOT or SHOE.
Particular attention paid to custom work, and
warranted % give entire satistac ion, both as 10
materials and workmanship. a call Is respect.
FULLY solicited at the Old cheap SHOE Store, No.
~, King street.
oct ls-tI CROSS, LUGFNBEEL Il co.
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UNITED STATES G VIRGINI4 CEN
TRIAL lGRICUL TUR4L F1IR!
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bERSUNS wishing 10 attend the above + AK,
to be held in Richmond, Va, commencing
OF the 18th instant, can procure Round Trip
Tickets. VIA ORANGE Il ALEXANDRIA, and
VIEGINIA CENTRAL RAILROADS, al the
Southwestern Railroad Office, corner OF Sixth
Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington
City, and the Orange n Alexandra Railroad
Ticket Office, in Alexandria.
Fare from Washington CITY and alexandria,
s. 80.
Tickets not transferable, and good only from
, d October 10 LIST November, inclusive.
J. K. hIlkLIN,
.Na d. ILL.,. An.nt NluunnLrIn
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deal ESTATE. FISHERY, AND PER
X, SONAL PROPERTY. FOR SALE
shall otfe for sale at public Auction, on Thurs.
day, he 18Th day Of October rert, my farm called
"FAlRVIEW," on which there is a valuable
Winter and Spring Fishery and Mari banks, sit
uated on the Potomac River, about two miles
below Potomac creek, in the county OF KING
George. Va. The farm contains about SIX HUN
DRED AND FIFTY.FIVE acres; a large por-
ton of il is OF the best river fiat and meadow
Land. and all originally OF the finest quality, and
susceptible OF the highest improvement. The
situation is healthy, and has the most extensive
and beautiful water and land prospect IN the
country. Ii not sold it will be for rent.
At the same time and place | shall sell all
the stock and plantation utensils thereon, con-
sistIng of - head of cattle, Of which ten
are line oxen, also horses, mules, sheep and
hogs. Among the plantation utensils, is a
Wheat Tnreshlng Machine and Corn Shelter, IN
good order, a par OF the best quality Cologne
Mil Stones, but little used.
Terms For the real estate one-fourth Of the
purchase money will be required IN cash, or
note al 90 DAYS properly endorsed; for the resi-
due a credit OF one two and three years will be
allowed, Cor such other time as may be agreed
on:) the deferred payments TO bear interest and
10 be satisfactorily secured. For the personal
property, cash Tor all sum under $50, over a
credit OF six months, with interest from date,
If not punctually paid. J. h. Smith.
King George County, Va, oct l4-eo6t'
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HUBLIC SALE.-By virtue OF a deed OF
trust, executed by James w. Adams and
Sydnor B. Adams, ON the End day OF August,
1888. and of record in the Clerks Office OF Eau
QUEER County Court, ! shall sell at public auc-
ticl, for cash, on the premises, on Monday, the
10Th day of December, II fair, if not, on the next
fair day thereafter, a TRACT OF LAND, stu
ared ia the upper part of F~auquier County, con-
tanning 424 ACkES. This land adJoIns the
lands OF James F.. Marshall, Fleet &. Rust, and
Others; is OF gcyi quality, and well Supplied
with wood and water. II is within three miles
OF Piedmont and Markham Stations, on the
Manassas Gap Railroad, and within the same
distance of Leeds Church. There ara on the
~ premises 9 comfortable ID
- HOUSE End out-houses, and being conve-
nIrnt TO market. and in a pleasant neighborhood,
offers many inducements 10 purcha ers.
Tie ute i, believed to be unquestIonable, but
[ shall only convey such rs Is vested IN me.
JOHN MARSHALL, Trustee,
Alexandria, Va.
y. R.-Although the deed directs a sale for
cash i is probable that an arrangement could
b. made with some Of the creditors Tor time, on
a large portion oi the purchase money.
Famquler Co. Va, oct l3-eots WAR. Wing
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GAL ANA CHALLENGE FEATkk-
:DI.UUD We are now receiving our
fall SUPPLY OF Cooking, Office, Churca.
Hotel. Chamber, and ParIor STOVES, OF the
latest and most approved patterns, amongst
which is the celebrated Pennsylvania, Old DO.
minion. lcrk Complete, Economi.t. and Char
ter OAK COOK STOVES; and Tor FaIiors, Dan.
ing Rooms. Chambers, Hotels, Churches, &c.
Bakers p@:snt and other RADIATORS; CyIin-
der and Open Front Stoves. !oc wood Or Goa!
Air Tight Stoves o. Cast Or Sheet Iron. We
have. a..o, ShNFORD'S $1,000 CHALLENGE
HEATER. the cheapest and most powerful
Heater in the world All Of which We will sell
cheap for cash, or TO %puGctua! paying customers.
ISAAC kELL Il BRO,
oct lA-eoIm No. % King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-22

A LEXANDRIA RESTA U t
~ The subscriber has opened the Restaurant
lately occupied BY Samuel Ternesson, on Royal
street, near the City Hotel, where ne is prepar'
ed 20 furnish his patrons with all the DkLlCA-
CIES OF THE SEASON. in eating, and with
the CHOICEST LIQUORS. He invites his
friends, and the public generally, TO give him a
ca !, and ascertain for themselves.
or, Is-eoIm ROBERT TOMLIN.