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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-05

Death has at last divided The Oldest pair in
the u. States. Mrs. LudwieK Snyder died
few days since in Burnside township, Clcarfeld
county, Pa, at the age Of one hundred and
eight. Her husband, who is one hundred and
twelve years old survives her.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-05

Mirabeau said that silence is the most elo-
quent lesson that can be given by subjects to
their rulers. We are not disposed to question
the general truth of this apothegm, but we think
the loud talk of Pennsylvania last week had
its eloquence as we'll rs force. Louisville
Journal
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-05

DANGEROUS GRoUNp.--Wc see that re
nowned fre-eater, in Florida, recently preached
sermon to prove ;hat 'sAfricans have no
souls" lie had better be careful. How eau
be expect his disciples to consent % % TO
heaven if they can hope 10 have 10 nIggers
fbere!--Loufspslte Journal.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-05

James Boon, aged about S5 years, an inmate
of the Poor House at K:nston, L9noir CO., N.
c., with bis family, consisting Of a wife and
three children, II is said, has Inherited a hand
some estate, amounting to $l50,000.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-05

The Olympian games, after being discontin-
ued tor fifteen hundred years, are re-establish-
cd at Athans, in the ancient Stadium, by do
cree Of the Queen Regent Of Greece.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-05

THOUGHT 4 BEAUTIFTER,---A writer in The
Home journal thinks that mental activity tends
to keep the body young
We were speaking of handsome men the other
evening, and ] was wondering why X. had so
lost the beauty for which, Eve years ago, he was
famous. 80, its because lie never did any
thing, said j. she never worked, thought,
suffered. You must have the mind chiseling
away at the features, if you want handsome
middle aged man." Since hearing that remark,
l have been on the watch at the theatre, opera
ana other places, 10 see whether it is generally
true, and it is. A handsome man who does
nothing but eat and drink, grows fabby, and
the fine lines of his features are lost !; but the
hard thinker has an admirable sculptor at work,
keeping his fine lines in repair, and constantly
going over his face to improve the original de-
sign.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-05

Borneo is, next to Australia, the largest is
land in the world It's length is 300 miles, its
breadth 700. 1t contains population of three
millions of people. 1t has IN parts, though
crossed by the equator, a European climate,
and is more fertile than Australia.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-05

IN exchange says ,hat ihe Indian Chief
Billy Bowiegs, is called i.1 fashionable ladies
William Cyuikslnnks.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-05

Sour GRApEs.-Judge Porter, in his natos
letter Of resignation, says, With an air redo
lent Of the sourest sort of sour grapes
"Certainly, ought to regard it no hardship
TO exchange for the comforts OF homo, that
wandering life which the law Of Pennsylvania
compels her Judges to lead. =
But the marvel is, Judge, that you never
found out the hardships Of this wandering life
until the people of Pennsylvania voted to have
nothing more to do with you
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-05

YOUNG AMERICA In CALIFoRNIA.-We
clip from the Sierra (California) Democrat the
following account of some boys living il Dow
melville, Sierra county, who had gone upon a
swimming frolic:
"Two of them had a quarrel, and the larger
one said something about whipping the other.
This was retorted 20 by notice from the small
Ter one not to touch him. The larger boy,
however, pitched in, when the other drew a
knife and cut him in the eft shoulder, infict-
ing large and dangerous wound. He cut
again and struck the left forearm in the feshy
part, eeaying it to the bone, and sovering the
artery. He however, managed to totter to
town, and, just as he had reached the DOCTORS
Office, tainted and fell from loss of blood,which
had streamed from him for over half a mile
The wounds, however, were not fatal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-13
,nx,r,ving sta,is,ics.

s,,,is,,c,an, after filling himself with
s,n' n Thanksgiving day. amused him.
'' i., e.tmating the Devastation Of the day
"i II, y ,ssnly.,bree States that celebrated it,
i2Il." million turkeys, 10 100000 chickens.
MA o00 rounds Of pork, 10000, 900 pounds
' ,,., 6 900 900 pounds of rsisins. 80. OOO.-
,, SE'% OF h,ur, 80, 000. 900 pounds OF su.
wy The turkeys placed three feet apart
s'' s,r.isb, line, would reach from Massa-
10 o -. ~ lod,aus. TIE chickens, one foot
''''.', could reach from New York to Cali
':'." The pies. side by side, would reach
N'D" he Atlantic ocean. IL would require
= ~ ,6n cattle, and $4,000 swine to furnish
= 10 Loot and pork. The raisins would cost
~ ..,l1 million dollars, and the flour quite
ps'' t,m The sugar would cost about three
" "',,,. and the whole value of the items
D, ba,e named would exceed $4,000, 900!
w., s.,iuare gives one turkey to three faml-
~ ~. 4 chick ns to each family. also ten pies,
\, N, IN, each of pork aud beef. lbs. rsis!ns,
i3ibs q ,ur end 10 of sugar. The eggs,
. !. lard, butter end "fsins" generally. Of
' Nn,.b We have made no account, would raise
,Ss .um total to nearly tusoty'f' millions
: I,Ilars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-13
Too Many Irons In the Fire.

When Mr. Buchanau, in his Me sage. re.
commended the purchase OF Cuba. militia
~ pro.ectorste" for Chihuahua and Sonora.
and We do not know how many other splendid
schemes OF territorial aggraDdizement, mod
estly disposed people could not help an ex.
clsmation of surprise at the vast amount Of
manifest destiny" work our President was
cutting out for Congress, bot it would appear
by the last intelligence from Europe, that we
do not know half Of the speculatious of that
kiad that are positively under way. Certain
so-eaIled American agents. tits represented
are persuaiipg D,nmork to "seli" to tais
country the Islands OF ST. Thomas and 81
Jan, but who these agents ara, or for VII Dnl
they are acting, the public on this side OF the
Atlantic ara not as yet given to understand.
~ Z ErureSs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-13
AUCTION SALES.

By ). J. MICk-AUcTIOSEEa
"RUSTEE'S SALE-Cn der authority OF q
deed OF trust executed by l. VI McCor
mick bearing date on the - instant, and duly
OF record the undersigned, as trustee, will offer
for sale at public auction. On THURSDAY,
TIL SECOND DAY OF DECEMBER NEXT, al the store
In tue Theatre Building on Camera street a
well selected stock OF GROCERIES, comprising
SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEE, and other articles
usually kept al retail Grocery Store
Terms Cash lot all sums under $50; slxty
DAYS Eotes Tor all sums over so, and less than
500; and ninety day Eo'es IOr all sums over
SlUU-rne notes TO be secured by approved en-
dorsements
la the meantime will be offered at private
sale IN the store adjoining, lot OF INDIA
RUBBER GOODS, and BULTlNG CLOTHS.
All the books. accounts, notes, &c, due 10 l. VI
Mccormick. having also been assigned by said
deed Persons indebted are requested 70 make
payment 10 the Undersigned, or 10 l. NJ. Nc.
Cormlck, who is authorized 10 receipt for the
same In the name OF the trustee.
Public sale to commence al 10 o'clock, A.
VI and 10 Article 10 be removed until terms OF
sale are complied with
5. FERGUSON BEACH Trustee.
nov 22-dts
IL The above sale is postponed, until TUES
DAY, the Ain instant. al ten o'clock, A. NJ
In the mean time the goods can be aad al pri.
yate yale, at reduced prices Tor CASH
II VIII be added TO the above sale, on ac-
count OF whom Il may concern, two large three
horse Plopghs.
dec I'd S + BEACH. Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-13
Cong ss.

In the House OF ReE resentatives on Satur-
day, 10000 extra copies Of the Presidents
annual message and report Of the Secretary
of the Treasury were ordered to be printed.
MIR. Scales introduced resolution calling
on the Secretary of the Treasury to furnish
statements of the expenses If the government
since 1910 under three headings--or iinaty,
extraordinary, and the public debt Adopt
ed.
The resolution providing for the impeach-
ment Of Judge Watrous, of Texas was then
taken up and further discussed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-13
S%s1R
By MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Laterfrom Nicaragua.

NEw YORK, Dec 1.-the steamer Wash
ington from Nicaragua, arrived here this
forenoon. Sae reached SIN Juan on the
18Th November, and touad in port the Amer
lean frigate Savannah. and sloOp-ot-war
Janessowp; also the British ships Leopard
and Vslorou-. Sir Wm. Gore Ouseley, was
on board the latter.
Nothing had been heard of the Herman
on the Pacific side.
Tue Nicaragusn Government refused per
mission to land the passengers OF the Wash
ing,on, alleging that they we're fllibusters.
The steamer Catherine Maria was, however,
sent to Grenad, 70 obtain permission to land
the passengers if the Hermann bad arrived
The Washington was boarded by the Off
GERS of the British, who asked to see the pas
ssnger list, aud also for information as TO
whether soc bad munitions Of war on board;
but thew did not insist on raising the matches,
and then left suddenly. Boats from the
Leopard then went to the mouth OF the Colo
RADIO to intercept $50 men, who were repor-
ted to have landed there from the Washing
ton on tn. previous night.
CD. Chlds. the Co ppany's agent, returned
from Granada without accom- vlishing ahy ar
ruupsmept. o. the contrary, the boat vas
not allowed t. pass fort San Carlos without
an officer and file Of soldiers Oh board.
The government, however, became hnaily
satisfied ,hat there were 10 fibusters either
On the Washington or Hermann, and the
steamer WAS permitted to land al rgin Bay.
Tue agent Of the company then proceeded 10
5 N Juan Tel Sur to look after the hermann.
No orders having come Tor the passengers
of the Washington to 20 forward by the mail
route, they remained on board and returned
to New York. An evident hiatus occurs
here 10 the Observation-Disclosures.
Our boat could not get up the San Juan,
OWING to the low water, and proceeded to the
mouth of the Colorado, where she arrived at
day light the next morning, just IN time 10
be -een By the Leopard.
Sac was chased by the boats from the
Leopard with howItzHrs an1 small! arms; but
90 oyertaking US and finding no tillbusters
90 board, they went back to tneIr ship,
v hch returned to G:eytowu on the 18th.
The R)anoSe arrived At GfeytoTn With
the Information that the Hermann bad pro-
ceeded direct to San Francisco.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-13
GOwhIdIns Affair.

The Cynthana (ky.) News says that a
LADY of that city who was divorced from her
second husband, took it into her bead to ad-
minister unto him cowhiding. The News
says: -,
Last Tuesday, Nov. 80. che approached
the door Of the store Of the gentleman she
has been beseising, and after again asking
for the names OF the authors OF the foul re-
ports in circulation about her, which he dd
not give, che threw Cayenne pepper into his
face. and thence commenced viii, ping hlm
" nh cowhidc, which So chafed him that he
forced her uut Of the door add pushed Der
dawn fl It 90 her tack. Nothing daunted ty
the ia !, she had received, sho gathered her
self up and advanced against her enemy with
a rope: and uhile a friend of hers, gentle
map held her enemy, she used the rove to
good purpose, in publicly chas'ising the gen-
tlcman who had go far forgotten himself as
t. Islander lady. We cannot give the
names Of these parties, as we Do not thin 4 1t
inS; or proper, for they ere so,h respectable
and rrsre5,ab!y connected"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-13
A Good traveller,

A Boston paper tells US the story OF cat,
which, after havog made a voyage from that
city to Bombay, ria Liverpool. took new
ship of her own accord, at the latter place for
Charleston S. C and from theme re-shirped
on her own hook again, Tor Boston. Tie
most remarkable feature, Of the matter ls'
that after thus rambling about the world Tor
nearly two years. she returned TO tie house
from whence she had been originally sect on
board the Bombay ship, and at once, on Cd
teriug, resumed her usual place upon Der
masters knee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-13

The DOMESTIC MARKET IN FREDERICKsBURG.-
Eggs are becoming quite scarce, and have been
.olt a, high as rs cts. p dozen, though ~ cts
nav be quo ed as the ruling rate.
Although good deal of Pork has been bought
q, S6GS6 50 p hundred in our market, the rul'
ing rate seems to be about 81.
Turkeys have been tolerably abundant and
generally sell at lOc y pound
The market is well supplied with Oysters
which sell at SOC. y galon-though an extra
article commands an extra price.
Sweet Potatoes have gone up TO ST. bushel
Fred Herah.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-13
Republican Senatorial Caucus.

Yesterday afternoon. the Republican Sen
atm. me, 10 caucus, for the purpose OF ar
.,ngif . to ill the vacancies on the lists Of
sanding Committees. The Democratic mem
her, had previously made such changes at
,Ss7 desired and handed the list to the Re-
,,blicans. We understand that the only
,5,pge suggested by the Republicans will
bs 10 mace Mr.. Wilson 90 the Committee on
me b. strict Of CJium bia, rice MIR. Chandler
and the latter on the Claims Committee, in
TO &c NJ Wilson Wash. Star
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-13
MAISISI d.

On the 9TH instant a; the residence OF the
brides father, by the Rev o. 4. klnsolving,
BENJAMIN $ WHITE, of Maryland and
MARY ELIZABETH, daughter OF Jos. Mead,
of Loudoun County
At Locustburg, on Thursday. the 81 insl.. by
the Rev. DIR B. NJ. Buckner, WM. W. HAN
COCK, esq, and Miss KATE only daughter OF
John X. Luck, Of Spotsy lvaDIa, Va.
On the 7th instant, at "Ihe Meadow" by the
Rev L. V Moore, D. D, r H. !. BROOKE, OF
Henrico county, 10 Miss CATHARlNE d ,
daughter of the late Dr. Charles Morris, OF Car.
oline county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-13
Teachers.

There is no question but what, for young
children, women are much better teachers
than men-a thousand times better. Their
gentle wsys adapt themselves to the chl'ds
nature more perfectly, and wrap round IT
like the willow. Not until boy gets Old
enough to begin to question, if he cannot sue.
cessfully resist, authority, is it better tor him
TO be placed rnder the irmer hand ct male
teacher. Even at tbis period, and with these
characters. women often succeed bess.-PAt!'
ade{l,hia LeciQcr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-13
nov 23-2awts
BY $ J. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

By $. J. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TkUSTEE'S SALE Under authority OF a
deed OF trust. executed BY A. d. Collins
worth, on the 22d day OF May, SIS. and duly Of
record in he Clerk Office OF Alexandria Coun-
t., Va thu Undersigned as trustee, will offer for
sale at pubic auction. on Iuesday The 2s!h day
Of Decsnjcr INST, at II O'Clock, NJ, IN front oil
the Mayor, office. IN the city OF alexandria, a
ksx 1ENEMkN and LOT OF GROUND in
.G.1 said city, on the s"uth.Sde OF Queen street,
TO the westward OF ROYAL street--being ii
ut-descrI9cd as lot No Z on plat, filed In the
Clerk office oil the Circuit Court OF said Coun-
ty, in the suit OF Smith and others, against West
and others, a general description o! which is as
folOws:-Beg ginning on the south.slde OF Queen
street II i-et 7 inches 10 the westward OF hoy.
al street, aud running thence westwardly on
Green street. twenty feet 10 ten feet alley,
thence svuLwarLly with the east line OF SAID
aley parallel TO Royal street, log feet inches
NOR. or less 10 another alley thence with the
northern lIHe OF SAID aIley, parallel 10 Queen
street "a -rt 10 a third alley, thence with the
northern line Of said last Famed allev, parallel
with Royal street, 10 the northern line Of lot No.
II ION SAID plat extended observation-disclosures
BY the shortest distance 10 the former line Of
Mary and Julia Observation-Disclosures with the
said last named line. 10 the begnning-witht the
right OF way over al OF said alleys in common
with the Others entitled thereto.
1rRNs OF SALE-casn
S. FERGUSON BEACH,
dec 2-eodrs Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-13
nov 2I-2dW;s

s)UBLiC SALE Having disposed OF my
farm WELLINGTON, | shall offer ior sale
on the premises, on NondGy he zuA Of lie
Gambler, l.5>, all my personal property, consist
ns Of
a. head OF Cattle. some superior Mich Cow.
: Horses, Mules, and Colts
40 Sheep. Hogs, and Poultry
Corn, Oats Household aud Kitchen Furniture
~ shares Alexandra, Mount Vernon aud Acco
tink Turnpk- stock.
TERNs.-A credit OF nine months will be al
lowed by the purchaser giving Dond with gooC
security, Tor dill sums over 81, under that, tn
cash Will be required
Should the notes not BE- paid At maturity. in
terest Ill be charged IRON date. Purchaser
failing TO comply with the above terms, he pro
perry Will be Teso.d al tUeT risk.
c. A WASHINGTON
Wellington. Fairfsx Co, Va. dec e-d's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-13

The Secretary of the Navy has awarded
the contract for the construction ct the ina-
chinery for the steam chip San Jacinto. now
undergoing repairs at Brooklyn Navy Yard,
to Messrs Muruhv & Son, Of tue Fulton Iron
Works. New York
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-13
dec Cd $ + BEACH, Trustee.
By ). ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
com NISSIO\ER> SAIEDS NAIIIARI

By ). } OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CON MlSSIONERS SALEOF VALUABLE
4 LAND IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY
YA.-By virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Cont
of alexandria County, rendered al It's May
term. 1853. and OF another decree rendered al
November term, lS1h. IN the case OF Swami
&c, VS. Dempsey, and others, the undersi sned,
will. on TUESDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF DECEMBER
1855. AT ~ O'CLOCK, NJ, in front OF the Mayor 5
office, III the clIy OF Alexandria sell at public
auction a certain tract OF land IN the county OF
Alexandria, containing about ZI7 ACRES, he.
lng the property OH which Or K b. Alexander
resided and OF which he died seized.
Also, a tract OF land, adjoining the above
G..tt mentioned tract, with the FACTORY
III BUILDING and Water power thereon
Inls tract contains about u ACRES.
The said property lies or the waters Of Four
Mile Run, about three miles from the city OF
Alexandra
TERMS --One-fltn OF the purchase money IN
cash and thr residue in three eqsdl payments,
al SIX twelve. and eighteen months from the
day oil sale The deferred payments TO b DR. IN
terest and 10 be secured by the bonds Of the pn--
Chaser and the tile TO be retained until iull
payment Is made.
The above property will be divided and a
plat thereof exhltted at the sale, and will be
sold IN lois, ii desired. by pnrcnasers-orner-
wise the entire tract OF RAJ acres will be sold
in one parcel F. L. SMITH } co,r
L. B. TAYLOR. .om H.
/ LOUIS KINZER OF Sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-13

b :. J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
+ ATCTlON-A SMALL FARM FOR
y SALE OK THE WESTERN SUBUkB>
or THE CITY OF ALEXANDRIA ON
WEDN ESDAI, DECEMBER 9TH AT ( O'CLOCK,
NJ. in front OF the Mayors Office, We will "tier
al pubic auction very desirable A X VI Of
THIRTY. FIVE or THlRTY->iX A GRE ;,
about one hall OF which is in good wood, and
the remainder has been under cultivation as a
MARKET GARDEN, for which 1t is very de-.
sirabe The ~ood covers three as desirable
building sites cen De found SO near the city
Sc-A On tae farm there rs two-siory BRICK
LII DIV ELLlNG, and frame 81 TABLE,
For further IL oTmarIon. apply 10 either OF us
and We will show toe place 70 any WHO "Ish 10
inspect II. Terms will be one third cash. and
credit OF one ami two years or the remainder
JAMES +. SMITH, J Executors OF
r c. SMITH, Hugh smith.
nov ls- Z U2W Sdts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-13

WASHINGTON, Dec. lO-The United Stetes
TreasureIs statement shows balance IN the
treasury on Monday asst Of S4Osi,oOO. The
receipts for the week have been $65l ,OCO-
Drafts paid 5 SOS 900 Drafts issued, s., $780,
900. Reduction from last week 81 100000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-13

NV YORK, Dec. ll-Flour is firm; State
S425G$4 so; Ohio $5259$a.50; Southern $50
$40. Wheat is dull; red ll23c., white l25e.
Corn IS dull, old white SIC Pork is heavy; old
mess $l7, So new 1855 prime $l4,35. Lard
is heavy al II s9ll3c. Whiskey is dull at 253c.
Stocks are dull Mo. 6's seq Sterling ex-
change firm, with moderate business, at l09sG
lyyt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-13

LARGE SALE OF IAnD-The ST Louis Repub
lean notes the sale OF 5000 tierces of lard on
Tuesday asst on the Upper Mississippi and Mis-
sour rivers at II cts y pound cash, eqnal to
ll4c. delivered in 81 Louis, an advance Of on
the quotations of the previous day This is
tn. largest operation in lard ever recorded In
that CITY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-13

GEoReErowN GRAIN AND CATTLE Market
Wheat interior, is quoted at 81 Is TO ST. Is;
interior 10 fair white s. 20 TO 81 IS; good red
ST. 25, and good white 81 80 to 81 80.
Cattle Yesterday sold at from 1914 to "a y
hundred gross Sheep al "a each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-13

GENTS FOR THE UNION INDIA
~ RUBBER COMPANY-GUTTA PER
CHA COATS. CAPS, BOOTS, AND CL0Ak>.
Silk, Alpaca, Seecia End Cotton Goats, Boots
and Cloaks. Leggings Covers with Hoods &c,
wholesale and retail These goods are warran-
led TO stand any climate, and Will be sold at
mandatory prIcess.
WALL, STEPHENS. Il co..
No 322 Penn. avenue, bet. 9th ard 10Th SIS.
And No lU4 Duane street, i doors west u
Broadway, New York.
Washington, nov l5-eo2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-13
nov lf-2 ,w2wSdts

VALUABLE FARM IN ALEXANDRIA
n COUNTY. VA. FOR SALE-Iu pursu-
ace OF decree of the Circuit Court OF AlexaH.
dria County. Va, rendered at the November
Term. 1888 OF said Gounty, in the suit o. Chas
w PAYNE and wIie,vs lohn T. Donaldson and
Others, the undersigned Con mIssioner's OF Sa e
therein named vi | Offer for sale. az public auc.
ton, OF the premises. on IusdIy the Zsih doy
Of December. s5n, Ut ~ nctgck u, all that tract
OF land Of Which john Donaldson died seq d.
containing about FIGHT ! TWO ACRES -
There is on the land. a small stone DWELL.
~, LING. Sad laLd Is situated ia the sad
g., ourty OF AltxaidiIa, about one mile
from The Georgetown Ferry. and adjoIns the
lanes OF the late Andrew Hoover, - boss and
others.
The Terms of Sale. as prescribed by the de-
cree are as follows One.tentl vi the purchase
money to be rald III cash OH the day of sale, and
the residue 10 three equal instalments, at SIX,
twelve, and eighteen months respectively, from
the day OF sale; the deferred payments, 10 bear
interest from the day OF .ale, and 10 be secured
by me bonds OF the purchaser, with approved
sscur,ty--the 'ite to The property TO be retained
until tie " mole Of the purchase money IS paid.
ALBERT STUART. } Comm'rs
CHAS. f., STUART. OF sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-13

NEw YORK, Dec lO-All grades Of Hyson
Teas above SIC considerably advanced; for 9th
er descriptions the market was generally un
changed Coffee AT a sale OF 3,7l5 bags OF
Cof.e to day, all but so were sold al 91Gl2-
Better grades are firm; others are easier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-13

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