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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-10

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-10
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-08

.rONCERT AT LIBERTY HALL!
~ On FRIDAY EVENING. 9th inst
BY THE PUPILS OF PROF BRANDT.
~ Doors open at O'Clock. Concert to
commence at 8 o'clock.
Cards OF admission Csc. " st
7 AW AND EQUITY REPORTS FOR SALE
IL -22 volumes OF Reports o. the Supreme
Court OF the United States, embracing all the
decisions, also, 81 vols. English Law and Equity
Reports, making So vols
The irst named, edited by the Hon r K. Cur
It's, late one OF the associate Justices Of the Su
preme Court OF the United States; the latter, by
Messrs Bennett and Smith, containing Reports
oil cases in the House OF Lords, Pnvy Council
Courts OF Equity, and Common Law, and in the
Admiralty and Ecclesiastical Courts, including
cases in Bankruptcy and Crown cases reserved
These BOOKS are entirely new, having but
very lately purchased them, but which do moi
now need, my original Law Library being pur-
chased back. They are very compendious, well
bound in cali, well arranged, embracing ali im
portant Law and Equity cases with copious
induces.
To young Practitioner, they would be inval
liable, supplying the place of many hundred
volumes and costing not one.iourth the expense
paid for them SI4l cash, and will take the
same, and give liberal credit for good paper
satisfactorily endorsed. c. NEALE,
js 3O-eo4t Attorney at Law
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-08
wn.., crop In VtrKini..

Half Q crop OF inferior wheat is reported
in Caroline County. The same from Stafford.
In King George, Westmoreland. and the
Northern Neck counties, generally. the &C.
counts arc gloomy. In Fairfax, and Prince
William, and Loudouo, there is a better
Weld than it was thought there would be
but still some damage. 10 the Valley coun-
tics, generally, an average crop--in some OF
tbsm still better. Ali over the State there
are counties here and there in which the bar
vest will be good--but for the most part the
vbsst has been more or less injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-08
Coal Trade.

For the week ending Saturday, 28th June
l,445O9 tons Of coal were shipped over the
Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad, $685.,
IL tons over the road OF the Georges Creek
Coal and Iron Company, ,aS3.0s tons over the
road Of the Cumberland Coal and Iron Comps.
ny, and l.45S.05 tons over tho Hampshire Coal
and Iron Compsny's road, making an aggregate
for the week from the whole coal region of / >.
66i.l2 tons.
Total shipments tor the year from the entire
region 229, 1896 10 tons, of which 70,273 06 tons
went by way Of the canal, and lag, 222.o4 ton,
by railrozd.-Csab. CIV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-08

COMMUNICATED.
Some com plants have recently been made
about the Light on Jones's Point. i any
failures have recently occurred, it is owing
to the defective lighting apparatus. Mr..
Guiseudsffer. the keeper of the Light House,
ia a faithful officer, and pays strict attention
to bis duties-apd the burners are constantly
under bis care every night. | do not believe
that, considering the kind OF lantern used,
there is q more constant light kept up on the
Potomac. CRAFTSMAN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-08
VALUABLE FARM FOR SATELLITE
we're we'll.


v undersigned, for the purpose of partition,
offer for sale their farm called "CARTER,S
GREEN" containing six hundred and seventy
FIVE ACRES situated In the upper end OF the
county of Prince William, Immediately OF the
road leading from Aide to Gainesville, and
about equldistant from those places, or about
"a miles from each. This farm is divided into
nine fields, besides meadow and two or three
lots. 1t is beautifully laid of, (the fields heng
nearly all SQUARE the timber Is OF the best quail.
ity, we'll dispersed over the farm and abundant
for all purposes The whole is well watered,
there being no difficulty IN watering stock from
every field IN the irest seasons The soil is
highly fertile, (being mostly chocoIaie) and
well adapted. To wheat corn and grass. Indeed
the facility with which the fields run into blue
grass, after cropping, renders II one OF the hnest
grazing farms TO be found within twenty miles
of H.
The fencing is all in good order, and the
entire farm, in high state OF cultivation. II
can winter and Craze well, and with ease Is or
SO Cattle of good size, and with very little eK-
penditure for tertilizers-tweIve or fifteen hun
dred bushels of wheat can be raised thereon
annually. The present crop OF tallow wheat on
a field Of about fifty acres, presents TAR
promise OF yield OF at least 20 to rs bushels
per acre: the number OF Beef Cattle al present
grazing on the farm is about ~ and there are
one or more fine grass fields scarcely touched
and probably will not be needed.
sss.,s The DWELLING though plain, is in
s%mE good repair and very comfortable; the out
buildings are also in good order and are quite
sufficient in number The shelters for stock
and farming implements &c, are perhaps
superior TO those to be found on any farm within
ten miles In fine, the undersigned verify con-
slider "Carter's Green" one of the best and most
desirable farms to be found in this or any Of the
adjoining counties. Ii is nearly square; IS
beautifully unduIdtng; easy to cultivate; con-
venient 10 market and in aneighborhood, where
the society is refined, ho.pitable and moral.
TERMS will be easy, and for a considerable
portion OF the purchase money very liberal
credit will be gwen, il desired. }. L. Carter,
who resides on the premises, will take pleasure
an showing them 10 any one who may wish to
view them, or letters addressed TO either OF the
undersigned will be responded to. The Post OF
flee OF the former is Salem, Fauquier Co., and
the latter Haymarket, Va,
RICHARD H CARTER,
JOSIAH T. CARTER.
Prince William Co., Va, je 22-eott
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-08

J'RUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of Gred
OF trust 10 the Undersigned, from 1onrl
Cornwall, OF record in the Clerks ufhce oil
Prince William County, Will be offered iof sale,
on III. premises. om the 18th dry Of Juiy ;eH one
undivided fifth part of FOUR HUNDRED AND
NiNETY-TWO ACRES OF LAND, situated
in the county OF Prince " lillian, adjoining the
lands of Mrs. Williams, John Clarke, and 9th
ers. being the interest OF the said John Corn
well in the land, OF which mis- father, John
CornweIl died seized and possessed, TO satisfy
the debts secured by the SAID deed. Terms
cash. WILLIAM SELECMAN, Trustee.
Prince VIM. Co, Va IL l4-sots'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-08

1.-THE ALEXANDRIA "FREE-SCHOOL
FOR BOYS" situated on Washington street
will be examined on the last day OF the session
(sert Friday, 9th inst commencing at o'clock
A. NJ At the close Prizes will be distributed
to the most deserving OF the pupils. The friends
OF Education are invited to attend
The Annual Meeting of the Board, Tor the
election of Teacher, TO serve during the eDsu
ing year, will be held on Saturday. l7th inst, al
4 O'Clock, p. NJ. at Mr.. Barton's Store, King st
Previous 10 which time candidates may file
their applications with the President, Rev +
Harrison, d. d., or at Mr.. Bartons.
Per order OF BOARD OF GUARDIANS
" 7-3f
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Richmond, ly I-d&sozm

1IINE FARMS FOR SALE am the au'
thorized agent Tor selling privately Jour
or five very desirable FARMS in the counties
of CuIpeper and Madison. Virginia containing
from FIVE HUNDRED to SEVEN HUN
DRIED ACRES each. Several OF them may
be advantageousIy divided into two FARMS
They areall well watered and timbered, and lie
in healthy and beautiful sections OF the country.
Terms, 10 every case, easy ami accommodating
For full particulars, apply TO the undersigned
at the Blue Ridge Republican office, or by mail,
Culpeper C. H. Va H. NJ. GARLAND, Jr
Culpeper G. H., Va, je 25-eo4t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-08
NJ RRIE d.

At McKendree parsonage, Washington city,
July 4th by the Rev D. Ball, JOHN K. ALEX.
AMBER, to LIZZIE S. HODGKlN, both OF
this city.
In Washington on the 9th instant, at the Ma
tion.l Hotel by the Rev. DR.. Teasdale, THOS.
NJ. LOMAX esq, TO Miss ELIZA BOTELER,
both Of Fauquier county, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-08
ICoAlUaICATRD.

FOURTH OF july ToAsTs..-At Green Spring
Fairfax county, Va.
l. The Day We celebrate.
2. The Union.
8. Virginia.
4. George Washington.
S. Henry Clay.
6. The Constitution.
7. Law and Order.
8. Agriculture.
9. The Mechanic Arts.
10. Commerce.
ii. Peace.
II. Woman. L.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-08
Prince William Co, Va, je 22-eott

CTRIBLING SPRINGS.-This Mountain Re-
- treat, in Augusta County, Va, Is miles
from Stanton, and II miles from Harrison
burg wIl be under the management OF Mr..
PETER H. WOODWARD, formerly al Jackson $
River, and Healing Springs.
The Proprietor respectfully announces 10 III
valids and pleasure seeking public, that by Tue
general Improvement OF the premises since last
season. after the 10Th OF June, he will be pre-
pared to offer visitors the most pleasant accom-
modations in the Virg inia mountains
The Waters of tins pace are unsurpassed; IN
fact, the visitor al these Springs has the advan'
taye OF all the various waters belonging 10 the
entire mineral region of Virginia.
The SULPHUR WATER excelled by none except
that of Greenbrier.
The ALUM SPRINGS. inferior 10 none, as tested
for the last five years; with the Chalybeate and
Free. Stone Waters, all al hand, IN abundance,
render this place, properly, the MiNEhAL
SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA.
For pleasure. feekers, there will be Music IN
, attendance. and the amusemenfs and sports al
iorded by mountain resorts.
An experienced Physician will reside al the
Springs.
Trans $40 per week-$3O for a month OF
four weeks, and u reduction made Tor an entire
season. For less than a week - per day Will
be charged.
a lire of superior four horse Ma il Coaches
Will leave Stanton daily, for this place, alter
the arrival of the Eastern
a line of STAGES will pass the Springs, en-
route from Harrlsonburs TO Bath Alum Springs,
three times week, leaving Harrisonburs on
Mondays Wednesdays, and Fridays
CHESLEY KINNEY, Proprietor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-08

At New York yesterday the stock market
was firm, and prices rather better. The abun
dance Of money, which is perhaps greater than
il was before the LIST, will tend 10 support all
coed securities, or those having any prospect OF
becoming paying stocks within reasonable
time. Virginia SKIES are quoted at 90.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-08
lCOAHCSICATRD

COMMUNICATED.
The Pi1,srincsum celebration having tz-
Fled out, and the Spring dried up, neither, ii
is hoped, will be heard Of more.
HORNBLOWER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-08

The receipts of wheat, corn, and oats at tht
port Of Buffalo, during the thirty-six hours end
ing at noon, the 9Th inst, were very large. O
wheat there were 32s,s52 bushels, corn 1872 90:
bushels, oats l42, sl6 bushels, rye s, us, making
total Of 63i, s77 bushels.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-08
BY AAGN ETYC TsLEGRAPH.
NayaIInteIIIgence

New YORK, July by an arrival from
Cuba it is learned that tho steamship Full
ton was of Matanzas on the 9th ult. All
uall
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-08
The markets..

BALTIMORE, July Flour is quiet, but steady
Howard street and Ohio 81, 373 City Mills -.
IS. Wheat is firm; new red l200l2Sc,i new
whit. l2oala5c., old red lOO6lO5c. Corn il
steady; white 7Oa73c.i yellow 76S7se. Whls
key is firm At 23S23Ae.
INV YORK, July Flour is firm; sales Of
II,Oco bbls; State SO sO0$3.s5; Ohio $4.6On
$47o; Southern $4456$4.75. Wheat is buoy
ant; .ales OF 10000 bush; Southern white l4Oc.
do red at l2Oc Corn is buoyant; sales OF 10,
600 bush; mixed at 70S7se., white 7s0soc
yellow Sc. Pork is steady; mess l6.so0Sl6.
rs; prime $la.5o6S $50. Lard is steady a,
lie. Whisky closed firm, at 233c. Stocks
are irregular, but hrmer. Va. e's %. Mo. Is
sal. Sterling exchange is frmer at 1881
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-08
CELEBRATION At MosrIcElto.-It wss q

CELEBRATION At MoSrIcILLo.-It wss q
'joyous time--a day long to b remembered.
The Grafton was worthy Of the hsllovsd
place, and received the unanimous spprobs-
sion Of tho vast sssemblage present. Tbs
spseches at tho dinner table we're piqusnt.
And suited to tho occasion. A park Of ar.
tillsry doomed from the lawn. and the Sur.
rounding hill tops and moantsins osugh,
and reverbersted the joyous celebration OF
the liberty and Independence of the people.
After the dinner Was over. and the infantry
z had performed their eyolutions snd msnoeu'
vres, and the artillery bad fred the evening
national salute, and preparations for depart
ing were completed, Mr.. Alexsnder, editor OF
the Jsfsrsonisn. announced that the osod
would proceed to the chamber where inomss
Jefferson died, and perform funeral dirgs'
Hilsrity and merriment Immediately ceased
and as tbs solemn music fell upon the ear the
tear gushing from the eye, And the oneovered
and Bonded heads Of the listeners, told that
they felt they were paying tribute to the
memory of . great man, and that this cham
Der was truly hallowed spot. In front OF
the tomb, the military paused on tho descent
Of tho mountain, presented arms; and, while
the band played an appropriate air, Lieut.
Col. Verben Baker addressed the Young
Guard of Richmond, and the Albsmsrle Ca
de.s and Monticello Guard, saying that the
Monticello Guard propose erecting over the
grave and present monument Of Mr. Jsfer-
son, q Roman csnotsph. drawing Of which
hs possessed in Mr.. Jeffsrson's hand, and
copy of which be bad transmitted for the
inspection Of Gov. Wise.-Rich. South.
WHEAT CRop IN augusta CoUNrr.-The
Stanton indicator sys:-"We regret to
learn that the ea pectations Of an abundant
vhes, crop, which were entertained in this
section Of country few weeks sgo, have
been grievously disappointed. Rust has
materially injured the crop, particularly the
white varieties Of wheat. Several we'll in
formed farmers tell Us that the aggregate
yield 10 Augusta county yill not amount to
half-a crop. Ooe gentlemen who farms quite
extensively will not make more wheat than
will afford bread for bis family; and another.
who expected " make some three thousand
bushels, thinks bis cror will hardly be worth
threshiDg. The rust has also attacked the
oats. which until recently promised rsmarka'
bly we'll"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-08
DIE d.

In Washington, on the 9th inst MARY, the
beloved wife of William Wise, in the 5Oth year
Of her age.
In Washington on the 9Th instant, Of pneu-
monia, JAMES RADCLIFFE DUNN, aged SO
years
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-08

THOR SALE-Those very desirable virgin
II ia lands. ca led "BUSHY RIDGE PLAN
TATION,1 consisting OF ONE THOUSAND
AND SEVENTY.ONE ACRES, situated IN
Prince William county, Va, 81 miles from Al
exandrla. and about the same distance from TIE
cities OF Washington and Georgetown. Up
wards of 400 acres are heavily umbered the
balance ia in various states OF cultivation. AT
S..A present. there are three farm HUME
hEiH STEADS OIL the estate; but II might be
Conveniently divided into 4, g. or more or less
farms. with an appropriation OF abundance oil
,Imbered lands, springs OF pure water &C, ior
each. A market for coTd-wood and cross'ues
can be found Gu the Orange and Alexandra
Railroad, which runs through this property.
will sell either the whole in one lot, or IN parts
a. can be agreed upon, 10 suit purchasers on
accommodating terms. Persons wishing 10
view these lands, &c, will be shown the same
by Mr.. Albert F A. King, who dweils OH one
Of the homesteads called Gammavi!le; and any
further particulars will be furnished on apPlica-
,;oo 70 n. subscriber. EDWARD KING,
" 2-eolm' City Road AIexandrla, Va
CAHD-All accounts OIL our Books Will
n be made off up TO July LIST, and be ready
for delivery on Monday, the 5th. Those OF our
customers who prefer 10 call for their DIS VIII
find them ready al that time
Our enga gements compel up 10 call the auen
ron of all indebted 10 US 10 this notice
,ys ASHBY l. WOOD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-08

C,ULPEPER LAND FOR SALE.-The SUBJ
\ scriber will sell at public auction on We'd
m,dGy the 2sth day Of July, ct not sold private
" belore) MS FARM, IN Culpeper County, Va,
Immediately on the Orange and Alexandra
Railroad, two miles from MltcheIl'5 Station, SIX
miles from CuPeper Court House adjoining the
lands of ]. Z Kirk VIM. Wharton, ). A. Dan
lei and othcr.. -
The tract contains THREE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY ACRES, OF which l2Oacres, are well
wooded being surpiGS over the uses OF the
tarrn and rendered valuable by It's proximity to
the Railroad About 80 acres OF the cleared land
is well taken in timothy and cioyer. This land
possesses in high degree the advantages oil
healthy and convenient location
"a The improvements consist 0s new and
HsSSa convenient BUILDING S, conveniently sit
uatrd. The subscriber will take pleasure IN
snow ing the premises to persons who may with
10 purchase and will reply promptly to any
communications requesting further particulars
Address 5. d. WINSTON, MIt"helPs Station,
IL 26-eots Culpeper County Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-08

Ut EAGLE HOTEL FOR RENT, AND
EG FURNITURE FOR SALE.-The subseri-
Der having determined 10 remove from AIexan-
dria, offers at private sale, all the FURNITURE
belonging 10 the said Hotel on accom- uaoda,ng
terms He wishes also to rent the HOTEL I'M
I'll October next. at which time bis lease expires
The feass can be extended by applying to Mrs
Elizabeth Harrison. the owner of said properly
jy5-3t- AUGUSTUS FENTRESS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-08

CT. CHARLES HOTEL, corner Of Nam and
y UaRsrest,. Richmond, Ta.-The undersigned
have leased the above HOTEL, and are now
fully prepared to receive their friends and the
public. They intend TO make the St Charles
in all respects comfortable and agreeable TO It's
patrons. Board per day Sl.75.
THOS. B. P. INGRAM,
JOHN e.. MGSBY, JR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-08
AIN An AC,

The total amount Of specie exported from
the port Of New York this year was $l2, $3.50, 1855.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-08

The market is very quiet, and IN the absenc
Of transactions, quotations are nominal. In
receipts of -four and grain have been very light
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-08

u,RUSTEES' SALE OF Landry virtue
of deed OF trust from Benjamin Thorn
,on to US. dated the 2sth day of February, 1851
and Of record IN the Clerks Office OF FaIiaI
County Court, in land record book O. No ).
folio 431, We snail, on Monday, the 1914 day@
july reit, Court day) IN front OF the .ouf,
Hous. of the said County Of Fairfax, oher at
nublic auction, to the highest bidder, for cash,
ibe part or portion Of the TRACT OF LAND
therein conveyed and not heretofore released by
order of Reginald Fairfax, the eestu que trust
situated IN tn. said county, through which the
AI.1andria, Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad
masses. and containing about fOUE THOUS-
AND, SEVEN HUNDRED AID SlxJYFoCf
ACRES, or so much thereof as may be nsce''A-
~ to satisfy the amount now due the said Reg
maid Fairfax, and remaining unpaid, and tas
costs and expenses Of sale.
THOMAS r. LOVE, lTu,t.,,
ALFRED MOSS,
Fairfax County, Va, ie 4-sot'
The above sale is postponed until the loh day
of .4ugust ner,. court day.
THOMAS r. LOVE, Finishes.
ALFRED MOSS,
Fairfax county, Va. jy cots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-08
BANK OF Tux OLD DOMINION, J
ALEXANDRIA, July !, 1898. )

BANK OF Tux OLD DOMINION,
ALEXANDRIA, July |, 1888.
TNHE Board of Directors, have this day de-
clared adividend OF four per cent. out OF
the profits Of the Institution, for the past six
months, payable to the Stockholders, on or after
the 18th Of July. Bonus and State tax paid by
the Bank. JAMES MCKENZIE,
iy 2-eo6t Cashier.
TOAl--I shall be in constant receipt during
the season, of RED and WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL, and, also, keep always
on hand q stock of LUMP, RUN OF THE
MINE, and FINE CUMBERLAND COAL of
the best quality, which offer for sale at lowest
market rates. ID. BOYD SMITH,
iy 5-tf Dainger6eld's Whaf.
TINE NEW YORK LEDGER, with Cobb's
New Story, is now ready All the Papers
for this week on hand, and tor sale a: GEORGE
SIGGER'S, No. rs PriBce-street. jy
yYTANTED TO HIRE, for the year or
w month, F. NURSE middle-aged NO.
man preferred Apply a. this office jy s-sr