Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-14
~ ANOTHER INSTANCE OF THE Eff.

IERS.-N. NJ PoindeXter, at Union office, Sep
TENDER 10th, 1854, says Some weeks since
being seriously affected with pain and uneasi-
ness at the stomach, loss of appetite, and at
times strong symptoms OF dyspepsia, | was In
duced TO try your HOLLAND BlTTERS, and
feel it but an act of justice to the article, as
well as for the good of those who may be etfec'
ted with like arrangement OF the stomach, TO
state, that the use OF one single bottle OF this
medicine proved of ncalculable benefit, having
freed the stomach from all sense OF depression,
and removed every symptom OF dyspepsia. |
would. also, remark that two other members Of
my family, who were afflicted in similar man.
ner with myself, were entirely relieved by the
use OF single bottle each.
CAUTIoN-Be careful 10 ask for BCERHAVE'S
HOLLAND BITTERS Sold al S. per bottle
or bottles for s., by the sole proprletors,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR., & CO.,
Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.
Sold in Alexandria, by PEEL 4 STEVENS,
Wholesale Agents; VIM. 4. HART, J. R.
PlERPOlNT, and by Druggists generally,
throughout the United States. jan li-eolw
VALUABLE POTOMAC LAND, MILL,
v AND FISHERIES FOR SALE.-As At
torney for the heirs OF the late Charles H.
Warren. offer for sale the valuable estate called
HIGHLAND AND ARKENDALE, lying in the
County OF Stafford, containing about THREE
THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED ACRES
This estate binds on the Potomac River for six
or seven miles, and on Aqua Creek Tor three or
four miles-having upon It valuable FlSHE-
RIFS-one Of which rents tor 100 per an
num- This is one of the most valuable landed
estates in Eastern NlrgInla-ls fertile, well adap'
ted to the production OF wheat corn, rye, &c
and is regarded as a highly valuable grass grow
Rg farm, the blue grass putting up early and
abundantly enabling the grazer TO drive his cat
tie 10 market early III the season. There Is
very large supply OF valuable TIMBER conve-
nient TO navigation, and very valuable grst
and manufacturing MILL on never failing
stream OF wafer, having a large country Gus
tom, and within one mile OF the Potomac River.
The machinery is OF cast iron. new, and all the
arrangements of the Mill highly approved. A
portion OF the purchase money wilt be required
upon the completion OF the puTchase-but a
large proportion thereof can be divided into an
nual instruments, running up to the LIST day OF
January 1866, as there is a balance OF unpaid
purchase money yet due upon this land and a
deed of trust thereon TO secure said balance.
ANY sale that may be made will be subject TO
the continuation of the Trustee i'll said deed, or
the Circuit Court of Stafford County. II will be
sold in whole or iii part as may be agreed upon.
JOHN II. SUBTLE.
Garrsonvile, Va jan S-2awtf
I,LIFTON PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
I The first session of this School will be
opened on the LIST OF October, 1887, and close
OF the 3lst OF July, 1875 The design OF the
School is thoroughly to prepare youths for col
lege more especially for the University OF Nlr'
ginla The course OF study will embrace eve
rything included in the degree OF Master OF Arts
at our University
The school will be situated iii the mountains
OF Fauquier, a region well known for It's neal
thy climate aud beautiful scenery; will be tao
miles south OF Markham Station Oh the Manassas
Gap Railroad and sixty miles from Alexandria
Terms 1925, semi annually in advance VIZ
Sll2 so on the lst OF October ard Sll2.5O on
the lst Of March.
For further particulars, apply to the Prlnci'
pal, at Charlestown Jefferson county, Va, uHti!
July list. 1857, after that at Markham Station
Fauquler, Va.
REFERENCES:
Rev j. p. Mcclure, Rector OF +. h. s., Va.
Trustees Of Charlestown Academy, Jefferson
county, Va.
Mr.. A. T. Bledsoe, Professor of Mathematics,
University of Virginia.
DIR. c. Harrison, Professor of Ancient Lam
guages University OF Virginia.
Or. Schele De We're, Professor OF Modern Ian.
,,uagee N nf VIRGINIA