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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-14
x,u York Money Market. Oct IL,

T.. business AZ the Stock Board was active
.,I,y and prices had an upward tendency.
>,,i stocks were generally somewhat In ad'
VAC. N.s.ouris fiIm at s's-s cent higher
..,r saturday. ylIginia's 94-also ! better -
T.. C,bornla sevens, new issue, rose i; Mime
.,,a cents brought lOs.
Il. Isulns from all the Banks but four show
,,r,crra.e o, discounts 70 the amount OF S24,-
81 aud Of specie So57,*2i.
Tie receipts 4, the Custom House yesterday
ss,. yery small being only S55,649. The
s-o- amount in the Sub treasury was $lo,-
,-.G,T
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-14
stock Sales.

In Washington, on Monday, the following
,s.sssere made BY Mcclure Il Co., auctoneers;
$ 100 Corporation OF Washington stock, at
SUE, $500 Corporation of Alexandra regis
tered stock a, 7oiGSo4 $500 certificate OF in
tyt'edness OF the Corporation of Washington
byarrg ln,eIs., and pay able principal and inter
Is on or before June ! st, 1870, for 1894. ~
to Bank OF the Metropolis at lO23.-Wush.
Sg,
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AUCTION SALES.

IDEAL ESTATE FISHERY, AND PER
IL, SONAL PROPERTY FOR SALE
sn4l otfe Tor sale at public Auction, on Thus
day hs 4Sh day Of October net. my farm called
"FAIRNIEN,' on wh!cA there is valuao!s
Winter and Spring Fishery and Mari banks slt,
uared on the Potomac River, about tAo miles
below Potomac creek. in the county o! King
George. Va The farm contains about >lA h | "
DRIED AND FIFTY FIVE acres: large por.
ton of II Is OF the best river ii 4 and meadow
land and all originally OF the hnest Gua.lty, and
susceptible OF the highest improvement Inc
situation is healthy, and mas the most extensive
and beautiful water and land prospect III the
country. Ii not sold it wall b. Tor rent.
AZ the same time and place shall sell all
the stock and plantation utensils thereon, con-
sistng o! 20 head OF catle, OF which ten
are ilue oxen also horses mules, sheep and
hogs. Among the plantation utensils, is a
Wheat Thre>h.ng Machine and Corn Shelter. in
good order, par OF the best quality Cologne
Mil Stones but little used.
TERMS For the real estate one-'ourth of the
putcaase money "II be required IN casa, or
note al 80 days properly endorsed; tor the resi-
due credit OF one tSo and three wears will BE-
allowed. Cor suca other time a. may be agreed
on) the deferred payments 10 bear interest and
10 be satisfactorily secured. For tue personal
property ca-h tor all sum, under $40, over
credit oil SIX months, with interest from date,
if not punc;uaily paid. J H. SMITH.
King George County, Va. oct lI-eJ6l'
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pnnad.,pn,a rau,e Market, Oct. IL.

Beet Cattle-Tae offerings this week amour
ed to about 1000 head sales at 81 sea- IS 20
100 bs-the market showing little change
ron last week. Cows and Calves-Sales OF
r'sa Cows at S4oGt5Q; dry do. at SlHGS2O
saca, Sheep Offerings 5000; sales at S@I6S4
aca Hoss-Ofenngs about 5000; sales at $6
"a 4, ltgi hS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-14
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10

ARRIVED.
Brig Cemantha Hopkins, Hopkins, \. York,
to b. H. Lambert.
Schr. Sarah Jones, Jones, Jersey City, 10 d..
B. Smith.
Schr. Mountain Avenue Windlieid, Richmond,
10 FoUle Il 60.
Schr. Lady Helen, Corson, Richmond, to Fowle
& Co.
Schr. Minerva, Winslow, Fall River, to Bor
den Mining Co.
Schr. Albert Fields Phillips, Taunton. loco
motive to Alex, Loudouu and Hampshire
Railroad Company.
Schr. villag Gem, Hinkley, Boston, to NJ.
Edrldge
SAILED.
Rrg Robert Reed, Moore, ST. Johns, by Gaze
Schr Eliza Pharo, Cranmer, Newark, by l.
J. Mehaifey.
Schr. J. Preimount, Cranmer, New Y rk, by
I. J. Mehaffey.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Portland, Ogg, for this port, entered Tor
loading at Liverpool 2lst uit.
Schrs. +. Sheldon, White, for Washington,
cleared at New York llth inst Mountaineer,
Falkenburs; G. Lui Lynn; + Nerwln, Avery;
w. H. Rutan, Rose; J. l.. Predmore, EnG!cor'
and Jonas Sparks, Van Pelt, from this port Ann
Caroline Applegste; Fleetwood. Burr, and bu'
lah Hamon, from Georgetown, ID. L, arrived "'
do. same day. -
Schrs. Hill Carter, Fish, and Beauty, John
son, for Washington, cleared at Philadelphia
18th inst.
Schr. Ann D., Newton, from Georgetown, ar
rived at Norfolk 10Th.
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AUCTION SALES.
SAFE THIS DAY.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED PROPERTY-By vitae OF a
deed OF trust from George +. Carter and wife 10
Benjamin Mackall and George W. Callahan,
now on record IN the Land Record Once oil
Prince William County, in Liber No. y, page
433. We. the undersigned Trustees, will sell o's
ThWsiay. Oct0Jer l5th, 1885. al | ! o'clock, NJ,
IN front OF the Courthouse, in Brentsvrlle, Prince
William County, Virginia, for the purposes III
sa'd deed OF trust stated, at pubic auction, the
property known as the SUDLEY FARM ard
MILL containing TWO HUNDRED ACRES.
more or less. of excellent LAND The I'M
ts--A provemen's consist OF a SP ClOU )
-. DIV ELLlNG. seventy-fve feet front with
oinrr out buildings: large GRlST MILL with
new and approved machinery; SAW.MlLL,
with excellent running gear; and BLACK
SMITH SHOP. There is also valuable med
cinaI Spring on the premises. The land lies IN
Prince William County, within five miles Of the
Gainesville Depot on the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad. and is twenty.eight miles from Alex
andria The Independent Line OF Railroad now
under construction by the Manassas Gap Com
pany. passes near the edge OF the farm, and IT Is
expected that a depot will be established only
few hundred yards distant The terms, accori-
ing 10 the deed OF trust, are cash. For fuTtEfr
information, apply TO the Trustees, or to I'D.
H. WILSON, Attorney.at.Law, No. 81, Broad
way, Baltimore, Maryland.
GEO. 3, N " cAhL1HAN, Trustees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-14

VTERY DESIRABLE FARH FOR SALE
: i Offer Tor sale, privately, the FARM
upon " aich 10" res de, containing 335 ACRES
II rot disposed OF before, II will be- offered al
public auction, on tie zVh day Of Odob1-
This Farm offers great Inducements to the pur
G. aser, rom IFS locality, beng wl;nin = miles OF
Mirchel's Station, and OF the RapIdan, and
thereby brought INTO immediate connection, by
railway with Richmond and Alexandria. l. Is
beautifully situated, in one o. the best nel2hhor'
hood. in the State, lying on the kaPi"n River
tor about ore mile The iaTm ls divided INTO
fye fields The Improvements are com;9rta-
rs portable DWELLING. with SIX rooms
.sES5. and all other necessary oui-aousr=.
i more particular description is unnecessary
as tuose wishing 10 purchase Will examine
for them selves For further description. ap
ply 10 j. {. GREEN. at CuH, per CT. House, OF
the subscriber at NircheIi'5 station.
Terms accommodating ard made known OF
day OF sale. NM. ROBERTSON.
Cnipeper Comfy. sep I5--so's
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F,derick.burg market, Oct. 13.

''eio!O"ng is comparative statement OF
-'t'noeT o, packages (mostly bbls.,) Of Flour
-'t''a al he prominent points in this State,
mig HE pat quarter, and same periods OF tae
40 PRECEDING wears.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-14

EEARhI>O\'S EXTRA FINE BEEF AND
IL MUvTON-H wing received OF John Vi
HARRISON. esq, OF Loudoun county, the prince
OF Virginia grazers, lot OF superior CATTLE
and SHEEP, We take pleasure IN informing the
citizens and others that Will expose por-
ton vi the same tor sale. al our respective Stalls
on tbs nl,ning, (SGtmd'y) and shall continue
To do so every morning thereafter until this IN
stament is disposed OF. share OF the patron
age OF thost disposed TO patronise u.s. IS most
respectfully solicited.
Also on hand. Mess, No |. and Family BEEF,
BEEF ROUNDS. (>mokrd) and TONGUES
J. RICHARDS SHOOT,
oc. g-lw THOMAS ) SMODT
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Election News,

PENNSYLVANIA ELECT ,N.-PHILApELPHIA,
Oct l3.-The State election Yesterday passed
quietly In this city. There was no distur.
bance OF any moment.
The following Opposition msiorities are re.
ported this morniog in the city.
For Supreme Judge NJ. Red. .5.7sS.
/ Canal Commissioner--W E. Fraser $50.
! Sherif-Wm. H. Kern. .5.273
Register OF Wills-Geo W Mahan. s. 300
! Clerk Orphans Couri-N. Wooery. 400
! The following Congressional maj lri.ies are
reported
lst, distric,--T. B. Florence, Dem, 4o3.
/ 81. district-E } ~ II iris, Opp, 1900
81. disirict--J ,hn 2. Verree, Opp, U37.
Alb. disrict--Wm. MiIward, Oop., 247
/ 10 the Nlneteenth district, partial returns
GO in Westmorelaud county, and it Is be-
heVed that the balance OF the county will in.
crease that majority to 900. Armstrong and
lCdlana counties not heard from
10 the Seventeenth district the returns
show q large gain for M.Pherson, Opp.
Ia Franklin county, Reilly, the present
member is supposed to be defeated.
In the Fifth district, Wood, Opp, has 1900
majority IN Moutg Imery county, but the bal
ance of the district has not been reliably
heard from. Last year Montgomery countS
gave Democratic me ori;y of 400. Par.
riai returBs show an Opposition gain, and
| Wood's e!estion Is claimed.
In the XIII dstrict Hickman, Opp, is be-
yond doubt elected.
LArER.--PuILADELPnIA, October l3.--The
"a tia
heavy rain, rejoicing over the election o. Flor
ence TO Congress from the First district.
Ia the Fifteenth district Hale, Opp :, is cleo
ted by 1000 maj 'rity.
In the Seventeenth district the vote is close
but Edward Mcpherson, Opp, is believed to
be elected.
Ia Tweuty-frst district, Moorbcad, Opp,
is elected.
In Twenty secopd district, Mcknight, Opp,
is elected.
In Fifth district, Woods election over
Owen jones is considered certain. Lis maj
is set down at 1000.
Ia the Seventh district, Lohigh gives Long
necker OPP, nearly 200 maj rty. Bucks
county, L)ngneckcr gains 22l in the fifteen
districts. Roberts, d IN. maj. in Buck, will
proba bly, not exceed 200, and the result ia
the district doubtful.
Thirtcenth districi--Clrbon co. gives Shoe
maker, Opp. a maj 'riiy OF 500; Northamton
gives Dinmick, Dem, Dot over 200 The
balance OF the district including Monroe,
Pike and Wayne counties, not heard ron.
Inc result is doubtful, both parties Claiming
the victory.
Onn.-In tho First Concressonal district
the vote is close, aud Pendetou's, Dem,
election il considered doubtful.
10 the Second district john A. Gurlsy,
Opp. il elected.
la the Third district there arc Democratic
gains tor Nalsndigham.
10 the Twelfth district Cox, DEM, is elect
ed by 800.
CINCINNATI, Co. Is --Pcndleton, Dem,
in the First, and NA!laudigham. Dem., In
the Tuird district, are undoubtedly elected.
IHDIAxA.-Ia the Sixth district Porter,
Rep, Is elected.
Scattering returns from the other districts
show u Republican gain.
IowA--Dubuque gives Lcfiagwell, Opp,
Dem. for Congress GOO maj.
New MExICo-ST. LOUIS, Oct. l3.--The
Democrats have carried the New Mexican
Legislature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-14
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND

DUbLlC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
BY virtue OF decree OF the Circuit
Court OF Fairfax county, III the case OF Hatch {
Guardian VS.. Hatch. the undersigned will sell al
public auction on Sa mdGy The I6h d0y n Oc'0
bar 1888 AT Russei's Steam saw. Mil. a tract
OF LAND containing ONE HUNDRED ACRES.
lying on the Middle Turnpike Road, and adloin'
ing the lard OF John Powell. and X X. Jackson.
The said land is very Wei situated, and has "A
large quantity Of virgin timber upon IT,
The Terms OF Sale prescribed by the decree
are as foIows:--One tenth q! the purchase mo-
ney 20 be paid in hand and the residue IN =, -,
and 5 months, with interest from day OF sale:
the deferred payments to be secured BY the
bonds OF the purchaser and a retention of the
title OF the land, uHjIl tn last payment Is maGe,
and forfeiture ol the cash payment and re-
sale OF he land Al the costs OF the purchaser, in
the event OF ron.coT pliaTce with the terms OF
sale. ALBERT y. RUSSELL. Comm'r
~ B-An arrargt meT' will be made, IT de-
sired 10 extend the credits on the deferred pay
menrs. Fairfax county, sep a-eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-14

REV. A. II. ii. BOYD D D, Of Winches-
ter, Va, has been called to the passionate OF
the Western Presbyterian Church, in Wash
ingtor; but, it is not yet known whether he
will accent thp call
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-14

y,v Yoss Oct. l3.-Flour has declined !;
ss., s. GSl45; Ohio so.oUSS9'2o SCUM
=" 3 aS55J. Wheat is dull, and buyers de.
~,ri, rs.uc,on Corn is buoyant; mixed ~
5,.c waissey is dull Stocks are heavy but
'...,gar Va is g3{; Mo. IS SO. Sterling
tru.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-14
VALUABLE NJ ARKEr AND DAIRY
= FARM AT AUCTlON-WIli he of'red

Tor sale. at public auction, IN front OF the May.
ors Office OIL HedneSdIy. the l5h day Of Ccto.
Der. 1858, at II O'Clock. a. NJ, thai valuable
MARKET and DAIRY FARM, lying on the
wesr side OF the Mount Vernon road. leading
from Alexandria 10 Mount Vernon and on the
south side OF III Great Hunting Creek" III the
County OF Fairfax al dining the CITY OF Alexah.
dna. (rhe cuanneI OF tue Creek beng the dlvid-
Ing lue.) called VALLEY FARM. containing
THIRTY FIVE ACRES, be the same more or
less.
| IL The improvements consist Of good
-aI.A. substantial BARN. IL. arly rev ard ssnalI
FnAME DWELLING HOUSE. the latter not
| vet finished The enclosure IS almost wholly OF
| post and rail fence
Tar soil Is one OF the very best. having fine
dark chocolate surface, easy TO cultivate, with
rlcu, deep dark, clay loany subsoi, admirably
adapted 20 .!l Gardening purposes (with eastern
and southern slopes Tor eally veseta0les) d:
well as all kinds OF grail and grasses, a Grape
ry. or Nursery, &c, &c. Upon this FAM
| there are three never falling SPRINGS, all OF
which stood the 'est of lSj4-one OF them by
! pipes under ground, al tr'iing expense can be
easily conveyed into The cellar OF the dwelling
,use. Tor family and dairy purposes. after which
conducted to the stable, cow-saeJ &c.
| There is likewise small stream Of water
running through the upper part .! the FARM
al the oase OF the southern slope, afordlng am
pie means Tor AL pgTVo rs OF a Ho'-house, Gel
cry Beds, Dor when last purpose the valley
through which this stream passes Is admIrabl J
adapted) as we'll as ior all other Gardening
purposes
For river IA m il mas been unusually heal.
thy the Subscriber having had upon 1t Tor two
years. i family OF from six 10 seven persons and
during that lime never had occasion 10 call in a
physIclau-TEe loo !tior OF this farm dong side
Of and aclonIng 10 the city "l Alexandria, It's
! soil and uroiuctIOrs-lh las named IS vIGenced
| by the present growing crop Of corn upon it
the new, substantial, and per'.anen bridge, just
erected over Hunting Creek. aitordrg at all
times safe and certain road 10 and from Mar
ket-tne new Turnpike and Mount Vernon
roads forming lis eastern boundary. render this
want OF either Il market, or a dairy farm, or
! both
! TERXs OF SALE One third of the purchase
money will be required in hand, the residue IN
two equal annual payments, Tor notes barring
Interest secured b. lien on the premises.
oc, 2-eots GEO. WHITE, Agent.
IL The above sale /, postponed 10 Saturday
The 10th instant al i o'clock, A. NJ, al same
time and place, when it will be sold at public
auction. loot dds u. W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-14

Z UCDOUN FARM FoR SALE -ire sub
/ 4 scriber offers Tor sale, at very 10" price,
hIs FARM called ".ALN.f,' on the Leesburs
Turnpike, twenty five mics from Alexandria
ard one and halt from the alexandria, Lou
toun and Hampshire Railroad 1t contains
FIVE HUNDRED AND TWENTI-FOuR
ACRES. chou; one haif IN cultivation and grass,
the balance IN open timber. winch eiteFds very
large summer pasture; four excellent springs
ard we'll in the yard, win water twenty-five
"a teet in depth. The DWELLING is very
-&G4llne two.s.ory, frame, and basement Cot
tdse building, with every Necessary outoui.dIns
all entirely new Terms very liberal
ADDRESS SAEiL. 4. MASTERS, Alex a.
Lnudnun county Va oct l2-eolm
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A UCTlDN SALE OF RIO AND SANTOS
u COFFEE. ASD FINE SALT, AT Rich.
MUND, VA--JusJ received per Banks PartEian,
and VirginIan. direct from Flo de Janeiro, and
Ship Kalamazoo, dnect from Liverpool ON
FRlD ~, OCTOBER 18TH. we will offer tor sale,
at Auction, a, our Warehouse, head OF the Dock
1906 BAGS Flo COFFEE, portion new crop,
and superior
600 BAGS SANTOS COFFEE, in 100 lbs.
bags
5000 SAIKS LIVERPOOL FINE SALT.
EDMUND DAVENPORT n co.
Richmond, Va, oct dds
T WILL offer for sale on Saturday, The Z3d day
Of Octobcr, at Guilord. near Stone Bridge,
and within three miles OF White Post Post Office,
Clarke County, Va SEVEN LIKELY YOUNG
NEGRJES-among them is woman who is
as goo Cook, Washer and lroner, as there is
in the State. FERNS cash.
ISAAC IRVINE HITE.
Clarke County, Va, oct 4-eo4t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-14

NTEGROES FOR SALE-The Undersigned,
Y as trustees appointed for that purpose by
the last will and testament Of Sarah Edmona
Denham, decd, offer for sale lot OF likely
YOUNG NEGROES, viz: Woman with tour
Children, a Woman with one Child, (boy, years
OF ageD and a Woman about Is years OF age.
rs they are directed by the will, not to be sold
TO traders but to some persons residing IN Lou
doun Fauquier, or Fairfax, persons living IN
any one OF those Counties, who wish 10 supply
themselves with good servants, have here rare
opportunity of doing so.
il not previously disposed OF, they will be sold
publicly, subject TO the above named testament
ary directions. in the town OF Leesburg, on Nom
day the lsh Of October 1888, tina, being the first
day OF the term OF the Circuit Court OF LoudouE.
The woman, is years OF age, may be seen at
Linden Station, on the NJ u. K r. The others
are IN the neignborhood of Leesburg
For terms NC, apply to
CHAS. L. DENHAM, Linden Station,
J. +. FRANCIS, Leesburg,
Executors and trustees OF the last Will and tes'
lament OF s. f. Derham, decd.
I,oudoun county, sep 1O-eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-14

II FAIR-The Ladies OF st Mary's CCatho-
lic) Church. take pleasure in announcing TO 'heIr
friends, and the public, that they will open
FAIR. at American Hall, on the evening OF the
18th inst. a variety of Farcy aud Useful Ar'''
cles, TO suit the taste and wants of all, will be
disposed OF, and the means offered OF spe"dirg
a pheasant and agreeable evening. The proceeds
10 be applied 70 the Free School House now III
rourse OF erection. OCT la-uh
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The Markets.

p,,-xoRg Oct l3-Flour is heavy; ONO
~. DH-'I Had street and City Mills nominal
x s !. generally unchanged; red ll40l22c'
M white good 20 prince 1880 4zc. eoih Is
..,n,r. White 7sGslc; yellow s40s'c'-
W. r., S unchanged at 230235c. PROVISIONS
A.. Cu,l but lfm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-14

igTOOD LANDF FOR SALE.-Having a su.
W per-abundaace Of Wood Land, wish 10
sell 1888 ACRES ol weiI.tlmbered land, within
nail a mile of a Steam Saw Nil, now being
erected by Mr. +. Berkeley The tract is bound-
ed on toe east by the road from Aide 10 this
Mil, and is entirely accessible from this road.
the land : covered with Chestnut. Pine, White.
Black. Chestnut. and Red Oak The south east
corner OF the tract is distant from Presley Gard
uer's lot. on the Carolina road 40 poles.
Price $1,000. il three payments
~ BERkLEY.
hlL;n nndnmn Co IA sen lI-enln
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-14

We arc irdobtcd to John Muir, esq, of
this CITY, for copies Of late English papcrs.
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Fauquier County, oct 9-eots

TsNRUSTEES' SALE OF Landry virtue
of deed OF trust from Benjamin Thorn
toa to US dated the 2Sth day OF February, 1892,
and of record in the Clerks Office OF Fairfax
County Court, in land record book q. No B,
folio 43!, we shall, on Monday the 18Th day Of
July nert, Court day. III front OF the Court
House OF the said County Of Fairfax, offer at
public auction, to the highest bidder, ior cash,
the part or portion of the TRACT OF LAND
therein conveyed. and not heretofore released by
order OF Reginald Fairfax, the cestu que trust,
situated in the said county, through which the
Alexandria Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad
passes, and containing about FOUR THOUS-
AND, SEVEN HUNDRED AND SlHTYFoUR
ACRES, or so much thereof as may be necessa'
ry to satisfy the amount now due the said Regi-
maid Fairfax, and remaining unpaid, and the
costs and expenses of sale.
FAIRFAX County, Va, ie 4-eots
The above sale is postponed until the 10Th day
Of august nsrt, Court day.
Fairfax county, Val y l-eots
IL The above sale is iurthe: postponed until
MOmdGy The 2Oh day of September, (Co1rt day }
aug Scots
Cg- The above sale is further postponed until
Aionday, the Ish day Of October, Court day)
THOMAS K. LOVE. T,rs,eos
-eo,s ALFRED MOSS { trustees
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Prince William County Va. oct ID lOt

4 VALUABLE AND HIGHLY IMPROVED
~ FARM FOR SALE. BY virtus Of de-
cree of the Circuit Court OF Fau9uier County,
pronounced az September term 1888, IN the
case OF Thomson vs.. Thomson" the undersIgn-
ed Commissioners therein named, will offer tor
sale at pubic auction, TO the highest bidder, on
the premises on Saturday, The 30th day Of October,
1895. that valuable tract OF LAND, situate near
the Plains Station, in said County, OF which Jas.
Thomson died seized and POSSESSED, containing
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FOUR AND
THREE QUARTER ACRES. This FARM
is in high state OF cultivation-is well supplied
with WOOD and WATER, and possesses many
advantages.
k-s There is a comfortable DWELLING
.Es5a, HOUSE, and all necessary ouf-houses, on
II. The terms OF sale will be the following
The purchaser 10 pay down. in cash, deposit
OF ten per centum upon the purchase money; Tor
the residue, credits OF one, two and three years
10 be- given, IN equal installments, with interest
ir m the day OF sale, TO be secured by the bonds
OF the purchaser with good personal security,
TO be executed at the time OF sale. II thu par
chaser shall TAIL 10 complete MS purchase, on
confirmation OF the sale by the Court, the deposit
TO be forfeited the title 10 be withheld, and the
land 20 be subject 10 resale under the future
order OF the Court, as further security Tor TIE
deferred instruments
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-14

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, NEAR
Y WARRENTON, VA-My FARM, con.
tanning FIVE HUNDRED AND FORTY
ACRES. on the Warrenten Branch OF the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, distant miles
from Warrenton and u miles from the three
mile Station " Oh said Road is for sale.
1t we'll watered, and nearly one half OF tne
tract IS in wood and timber which adds greatly
20 is value The soil is productive and easily
S..S tiled The DWELLING HOUSE and
.a.sa, out bull ings are all new.
InIs FARM may be easily sub divided INTO
t%o smaller tracts, having each suficIency OF
wood and water and containing one about 3OO,
and the other about 240 acres.
They will be sold separately or together, 70
suit purchasers, VINO are invited to We" the
premises a.
II this FARM should not be sold before the
ION Of Nopember merit, it will on that day. 1t far,
if not, the next .air day, be sold at public auc-
ton. on The premises. ,
For terms &c. refer TO ny Attorney, RICE
" PAYNE, at Warrenton, Va.
GEORGE f.. WILLIAMSON.
U,r-,ptcn Va aug l3-eotNoyl0