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| nA1 THE ORIGIN on FIRE. g0'lJ ~
| H'lii A sanaoan TradIfIsn. slsn.e
The late Dr. Kitto, in one Of the sections o.
his Daily Bile Hustyations, remarks, that lto,
was probably as unknown 10 Adam As Il wau
unnecdcd by him, before the an, and then Al.
ludes to some curious traditions respecting iis
discovery. II is beyond dispute, that Stands
and tribes have been found, in various paris q
the world, where the use Of FIRE was ddiis IN
known; and hence, we may sappose, that lhs
traditions In Samoa, on this subject uee. q
some remote period, founded on fact Ths sum-s
cans say, that there was time when thsiriSuoi
fathers ate everything raw; and that they owe,
the luxury Of cooked food to one Tifiif iboson.
Of person called Talanga This Talsnea uns
high in favor with the earthquake god Nafrie.
who, like the Vulcan Of the Greeks, lived in 4
subterranean region, where there was Gre con
tinually burning. On going to eertaip perren-
dicular rock, and saying, Rock. divide ! am
Talanga lhave come to work y the rock oren.
ed, and let Talanga in; and he went below 70 bic
plantation in the land Of this god AIafhis One
day, Tiitii the son Of Talansp, followed his
father, and watched Ehrro he entered. The
youth, aftcr time, went up to the rock, and
fsigning bis fathers voice, said, Rock, divide;
I am Talanga; Ihave come to work =" and waa
admitted too. His father, who was It work N
ms plantation, was surprised % see hls son here
and begged him not 70 talk loud, last the 80
Maiaie should bear him and Be ansIy. = -Dont
you know nc eats people :" /" What Do te.rs ~
him. said the daring youth and Of be vent
hnlnmlng song, towards Tho smoking furnace ,
who are your said Malne Ga ~
am a'1n'l tne son o. 1a'angA nmeenP
'or some nre. ~ ~
lake sad Aaiuie. +,
ne went PACK % ms ia'ner WIN some elnaess.
nnu ''e .wo =. % eo'k 70 BAKE some ,lIo.
iney k'no'eo nre, ana were preparing ne i,ro
y put On 'no no. stones when suddenly ne SO
maiuie olcw up me oven seaiiered ne stones .l
Hoou'' asa Pue ou. .ns nfe' J : VOW 80 M
ansa a.u no. seh you AAia'e eon'- % ~
gyn trlul went gu n q rase 70 Mamie. aaa.
~''nou' my ceremony commences VIM WY
Nv = O1 ,,c. OsOnsn = ~ o.ea, .ne pu' g. ee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-30
DIE d,

In Washington, Mr.. JOHN McCAULEY, one
of the oldest and most efficient mechanics In
the Washington Navy Yard. Some years since,
Mr.. Nice represented that ward in the Board OF
Council, and was, in former years, Deputy Grand
Master of the Free and Accepted Masons. The
Masonic Fraternity and !. o. o. F. will pay the
usual honors 10 his remains and memory.
Al Malone, Franklin county, New York, on
the 5th Of June, after pTotracted and painful
illness OF several years, Mrs MINERVA BRAD.
LEY. wife of the Rev A. c. Treadway, and
daughter OF the late Judge Grant, OF Oswego'
New York.
In Marilla, Erie county, New York, June 18th,
1858 Mrs. MARY FRANCES KELSEY, wife
OF Delose Kelsey, and daughter OF J. w. and
Mary Nye, of Washington, d. C., in the 22d
year of her age, leaving a husband and infant
son 10 mourn their irreparable loss.
On Tuesday, 29th inst. at the residence OF her
mother, in Upperville, Va, VIRGINIA BAY
LOR youngest daughter OF the late Gen. W. X.
Armislead, u. S. A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-30
yvaI Intelligence,

We learn pat the Navy Department is in
receipt, by th latest mail, Of dispatches from
Com. McIntch, of the steamer Colorado, con-
corning his iovements in relation to the mat
tiers Of disutation between this Govern
men, and 1at of San Domingo, Of which
accounts hve appeared in the newspa-
psrs. His commuu ication is written from
Aspiuwall and be says that when he was
a, San Dcningo President Baez was on the
poin, of rtiring from Office, and the govern
ment wasto Re assumed by Santana. The
latter baC written a communication to Com.
Mel, 10 which it is said he expressed the
most friendly sentiments; and from these 10
dicatiors it is argued that the existing diff
cuties between that Government and the
United States will soon be amiosbly settled.
The health on the Colorado is reported to be
good generally - Wash. Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-30
The Army In and for Utah.

We fee confident that general orders will
soon be issued changing materially Imposition
of a considerable portion of the Utah army;
retaining in and about Salt Lake City per-
haps not more than third of the force; SEN
ding a strong force to lock after the Indians
whiting striking distance, who have of late
wears given trouble; and directing the bal
ance Of the army to return East. We come
to this conclusion because the impression
of its correctness prevails among those in
Washington usually best informed on army
matters. - Wash. Star
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-30
southern Men in the r.h and North
ern Men IN south.

southern Men In the 13rth and North.
ern Men IN ( south.
The last census shoy lat there are over
fifteen Thousand perso IF Southern nativi.
~ residing in the sing tate Of New York
Another curious f0 discovered BY the
.onsus of 1850 is thatjIre are more natives
If Virginia residing u low York than there
are natives Of New Y residing in Virginia.
II appears, indeed ON a table Of inter
migration among the stss. that Virginians
are every where; tba ey emigrate in large
Numbers. not only he middle States of
New York and PeEylvsnia, but to the
sleak hill sides of NJ England, and pour in
Aood over the coryields of the West as
veil a. the cotton De of the Southwess.--
The emigration fri the Southern to the
Northern section ouch greater than from
North to South.
This iuter-migrdn tends to diffuse bet
Ter knowledge of 4Union among its differ
ant narts and 70 bent the common bonds
If friendship anG I'D will. The Virgini-
ans in New Iorf bd the New Workers in
Virginia are read adopted by the States to
which they mign aud recognized as breth-
ran of common kmily. Such they in fact
hecome. each o. hue to the State Of their
ADDICTION. as anyk her native born citizens,
for TO them it as much a part of their
common county IS that which gave them
birth.
The recent Anonstration in New York,
in relation to j removal of the remaios Of
Monroe, rehe,tt honor upon both the New
York and Tirinia gentlemen, who have
been concerned q it. The latter have shown
tina. they hare OF forgotten Virginia, it char,
se,er and ren~n in their new home; the
former could ut surprise US by any act of
patriotism auc liberality they could perform.
-RicRmOnd h'pdtch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-30

The latest foreign news is not OF much con-
mercial Interest. Cotton continued 10 'ef'i
downward, however, AID was heavyat the close
The money supply was still very a undant' and
the inactivity Of business left much unemploy'
ed. The idle capital OF Europe will now
doubtless, as soon as the advertisement OF the
Secretary reaches England, be seeking invest,
mept in the new loan OF the United States, and
at handsome premium.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-30
-, MILO
-r-UrST MR. urpIpU
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
EhtRI KIOts.

PHILADELPHIA, June 92--An alarm Of FIRE
last midnight brought out the several fire
mems organizations. A fight occurred be-
tween the Moyamensng and Shittier Hose
com panes, resulting in the death OF Samuel,
a member of the latter, who was instantly
killed By q pistol shot in his head. Two
others were wounded.
A fracas occurred in the evening on board
the Gloucester ferry boat, during which b.
Neall was stabbed and instantly killed. The
murderer escaped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-30

Money in Baltimore is exceedingly e'sy
7, can he obtained on call at S y cent with
State or civ securities as coldterals There ls
vsrv Iiule first class paper OH the street, the
banks readily taking all that is offered WIN "a d
desire for more. Prime endorsed sells reau'ly
~ :, cent and single names at T. cent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-30
AUCTION SALES.
BY GEO w. TAYLOR-AUcroyEI

BY GEO. w TAYL0R-AUCuoxEER
I WILL SELL al public auction, on FTiidy
the md Of July, at 10 O'clock al my present
residence, on the corner OF Duke and Fairfax
streets all my HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE, consisting OF CARPETS, ChSlrs,
Tables Window Curtains, Beds, AID Eedsi"lds,
Gas Fixtures, fine cooking and other Stovr.,
&c Also cow ard young CALF. Terms Al
sale. Tie 3U-3rl CATHARlNE A. PLAIN.
NvALUABLE FAUQUIER LAND FOR
SALE-By virtue OF deed OF trust 20
me, executed by Luther o. Sullivan and vie.
bearing date 26th OF May 1856 and OF record
in the Clerk Office OF the County Court OF sand
County. shall, Tor the purpose therein named,
or Saturday. the 2sh day Of august, 1898, II
tar, II not, the next tar day, Sunday excepted
offer for sale, TO the highest bidder, at Land.
mark, IN said county, the following tracts or
parcels OF land with their appurtenances, stiua.
ted IN the county OF Fauquler Va, 10 wit: The
shares OF James Sullivan, George h. Sullivan,
and Mrs Eliza Wood, brothers and sisters OF
said L. .. Sullivan, in the real estate OF their
father Owen Sullivan, decd, more particularly
shown and described IN and by the report and
decree thereon OF the partition OF the said real
estate Of SAID Owen Sullivan. decd in the suIt
OF sullivan vs. sullivan, ldlely IepeHuIUS III inc
Circuit Court of the county OF Fauquler, refer
ence TO which is hereby made; the said share.
containing ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY
ACRES, more or less-also, the undivided
shares OF said Luther o., George B., aud Jane,
B. sullivan, in the dover assigned Mrs. Mary
Sullivan, widow of said Owen Sullivan, in and
by the same report and decree, the said three
shares containing fifty acres, more or less.
This Land a the mountain soil and aGals-
led 10 the growth Of gram or grass, and highly
susceptible OF improyement-lt adloms the
lands OF Spencer Rector, K. n. Johnson, and
Mrs Matilda Adams. Mr.. John Adams viii
show the land 10 any one desiring TO purchase.
| will also offer for sale at the same time ard
place L. o. Suliyan's interest III two SLAN rs,
Charles Butler, and Richard, conveyed III SAID
trust.
The negroes will be sold for cash, and enough
will be demanded upon the sale OF the land, 10
satisfy the deficiency alter selling tie Slaves IN
defraying all expenses of the trust and sale, and
the amount then due Sls7057, on the lst OF
March. 1859, $2434.S5 and on the list OF
March, 1860, the remainder, each deferred pay
ment TO be secured by good personal security,
and the title TO be withheld till all the purchase
money is paid. The undersigned will convey
only such title as is vested in him, and none
other, though il is believed 10 be unques tlonaDe.
ALIEN. NJ. SMITH, Trustee.
FauOuler county, Va. le 24-lawts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-30

ININE FARMS FOR SALT am the aU.
thorizsd agent for selling, pr0leiy four
or five very desirable FARMS in the counties i;
of Culpeper and Madison Virginia containing uTlY
DRED ACRES each. Several OF them may ma:
be advaDtageously divided into TWO FARMS.
TT are ali well watered and timbered and lie
7; in every case, easy and accommodating
For full particulars, apply to the undersigned
At the Blue Ridge Republican office, or by mail
Cn,nen.r c, H.. Va. H. N GARLAND, IT.
CnIpeper C. H. Va, je 25-eolt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-30

Complaint is made, generally, OF the dizziness
IF the times. and the stagnation OF business, III
most of the cities and states. It's evident th"'
the "hard times" are not ever.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-30

VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND FOR
Y SALE am authorized TO sell the LOT
OF GROUND, Immediately south OF the Ma
chine Shop OF the Orange and Alexandra Rail
road Company The lot fronts about So feet
81 inches on Henry street, and extends through
the whole square TO Patrick street. Terms,
easy. Zap 30-t0 !. LOUIS KlNZER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-30
Fauquer county, Va, je 24-lawts

VALUABLE VIR &c IN A LAND FOR
Y SALE-The subscriber will sell private
". three FARMS, in the upper end OF West
moreland County, and known respectively by
the names OF ROSTERS M0NR0E'S HALL,
and SUGAR LAND.
ROSTERS contains FIVE HUNDRED And
NINETY EIGHT ACRES, beautifully situated
on Roster Creek, and in ull view OF the Potomac
River. The farm is provided with small
e. DWELLING HOUSE, and all the neceS-
tEfHl sary out houses for a small family to
gpIhpr with Quarters Corn Cribs, Granarles, &c.
The place Is perfectly healthy, has well of
pure water in the yard, and plenty OF stock wa
ter in each iield-there isa convenient landing
on the creek, and oysters, fish, and Wild fowls
are abundant in their season.
The FARM is now in a successful state OF
improvement, and well adapted TO all the staple
crops OF the adjacent country
MONROE'S HALL contains EIGHT HUN
DRED AND THlRTY-Sl& ACRES, mostly
wood land, and can be made farm not second
to any in the neighborhood-it is Immediately
OH Monroes Creek, that is nsvigable for vessels
of light draft and possesses every advantage OF
the water These two farms can be divided 80 as
TO make three farms, with plenty timber for each.
SUGAR LAND contains ONE HUNDRED
AND TWENTY THREE ACRES, and mostly
Ss-A in timber, the Improvements consist OF
IN comfortable DWELLING, and all the ne
cessary out houses, for a large family. 1t is
useless TO give a further description OF the
above lands, as presume no one will buy with
out examining for themselves. ANY one with
ing to examine either or all OF the above named
places, can call on r. B. Sutton, esq, who lives
on the premises, and is fully authorized 10 sell
any and all OF the above lands until august the
lOth. at which time if not otherwise sold, |
shall on that day on the premises sell 10
the highest bidder, all or any portion that has
not been previously sold For further particu.
lars, address THOS B. REAMY, Falmouth,
Va, ORR. B. SUTTON, Millville, Va, where
all communications will be Immediately al
tended 10. THOMAS b. kEAMf,
Executor of Joshua Reamy, deed
Westmoreland county, Va, je 9-w2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-30

New YORK, June 29.-Flour is heavy; sales
of II 900 bbls; State IS scGdS3 S.; Ohio ~ So
SS4 10: Southern $445G$4.75. Wheat clio
sed heavy; sales of $4,000 bush. Southern red
,,ac Western red 1000 Ode; Milwaukee Club
s46e4c.; Chicago Spring 749s6c. Corn Is
heavy: sales of 1900 bush; mixed 7oa7Sc.;
white 7sG79c. Pork is steady, at j 6.37HSih'
so for mess. and 1913 3OGSl34O for prime
Whiskey is dull, at 224c Stocks are dull and
steady. Mo. Us s7i. Sterling Exchange Is
firm at i09sGlO9A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-30
Aim An &C.
Sun Sun
rise, s,t,. MOONS PHASES.
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-JUNE 90

ARRIVED.
Schr. Southerner, Lefeaver, Baltimore, lumber
10 Waters, Zimmerman & Co.
Schr. Ocean Bird, Jones, Port Deposit, lum
Der 70 Smoot, Uhler 4 Co.
Scbr. Marietta Burr, Nickerson, Boston, to
NJ. Eldridge.
Schr. Henrietta, Culver, Bangor, lumber to
Cazenove x Co.
SAILED.
Schr Elder Barron, Crowell, Darlington, n
c. BY Cazenove 4 Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schrs. NJ Manson, Ruter, and d. u. Barr,
chamberlain, from this port, arrived at New
York, 9th inst
Schr. Naiad Queen, Hulse, from this port, ar
rived at Providence, 25th inst.
Schr. S. G. King, Andrews, for this port, cid
81 Philadelphia, 26th inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-30
CuIpeper County. my 4-eotf

CJln REWARD.-Ranaway from the
OlUO Subscriber, living near Bristoe Sta
ton Prince William County, Va, on Sunday
my negro man, named "GIFF." He is about 5
feet 10 inches in height, copper color, lips very
large and is about % years old. viii sive
$500 reward for him if taken out of the State
and $50 ftaken in the state and secured so that
get him again. W. W. THORNION.
Bristoe Station o. Il A. K r, je 22-tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-30

The assessors valuation of property IN bufia.
10, n Y, for the wear 1923, SHOWS ue'ie'se u
ST. ,s75, O6l, compared with last year
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-30
ARRIE ID.

In Washington, on the oath inst, by the Rev.
Charles H. Hall, at the Church of the Epiphany,
ALEXANDER HENDERSON, U. s. n, and
KATE, eldest daughter of l. J. Middleton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-30
GWarrenton WhiS-w4w

rNHE WAvERLEY HOUSE, CULrEphR e.
H., yA.-T6 psrsons visiting the C0t'niry.-
The undersigned takes TINS occasion to say 10
pers,ns visiting the country during the Summer
season, that he has some fifteen or twenty va
cant rooms. (well furnished) lor rent: at his
Hotel rThe "WAVERLEY HOUSE, y IN this
mace For health and beautiful scenery, Cui-
peper C. II is surpassed b. no other town N
ihis section of Virginia. His Table will, at all
times. be supplied with every luxury the mar
ke,s afford. and every attention Will be gwen 10
the comfort OF his guests. u. >. o-hi H.
Culpeper C. H., ie 2S-eoit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-30

T AW AND EQUITY REPORTS FOR SALE.
-2z volumes OF Reports o! the Supreme
Cour, of the United States, embracing all the
decisions also, 81 vols English Law and Equity
Reports, making 50 vols.
Inc first named, edited by the Hon. Z. X. Cur
lis. late one OF the associate Justices OF the Su-
irene Court OF the United States; the latter, by
Nessrs. Bennett and Smith, containing Reports
OF cases in the House OF Lords, Privy 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 not
now need, my original Law Library being pur,
chased back They are very compendlous, well
bound in calf, well arranged, embracing all Im'
portant Law and Equity cases with copIouS
induces.
To young Practitioner, they would be nvaI,
liable, supplying the place OF many hundred
volumes and costing not one'iourth the expense
paid for them SAL cash, and will take the
same. and give liberal credit for good paper
satisfactorily endorsed I. NhALh'
lie 3O--eolt Attorney d. La"
ruyarrar+or Nhip-wiW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-30

URUSTEE'S SALE.-The undersigned, as
l Trustees, offer at Private Sale, at the Coach
Factory OF Bowen, Berlin Il Peak, No l75, cor
ner OF King and Henry streets, Alexandria, a
very superior lot OF CARRIAGES OF every de.
scription, with HARNESS TO suit: consisting in
part of the following, Phaetons, Charrotes,
four and two seat Rockaways, Buggies with or
without tops, Jersey Wagons, Double and Single
| Harness, &c, &c.
TERMs.-All purchases OF and under $500,
ninety da's credit, over that sum six months
Notes with approved security required IN all
cases. r.. b. MANlOR, Trrstsee
ie T-eotf d FUNSIEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-30
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.

The Pupils in TINS Department, studying the
common English subjects, with the rudments OF
Latin, French, and Mathematics, have the adj
vantages OF being taught, in large part, BY the
gentlemen above nsmed-all Virginans, and
graduates OF the University Of Virginla-Se-
sides which, competent Female teachers will be
employed Unusual efficiency, it is thought,
will thus be given to this important Department.
The next session begins September 18th, and
ends the last OF June. For terms, &c, apply to
either OF the Principals, or to
Rev. JOHN A. BROADUS, President
Board OF Trustees, Charlottesville, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-30

There is considerable decline in the price oil
real estate, and in house rents. In boston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-30
Westmorelard county, Va, je 9-w2m
FARM FOR SALE

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-The
Y subscriber offers at private sale, his FARM
commonly called "HiIl Farm a miles east
Of Middleburg, and SO miles west Of Alexan-
"a dria. There is upon IT good Dwell
.B=I#, LING HOUSE, all necessary Out.Build-
fngs, and a good Apple ORCHARD. ltis in a
good state OF cultivation, is well watered, and
is within FIVE miles OF one OF the contemplated
depots OF the Loudoun Branch of Manassas Gap
Railroad, and within nine miles OF the Plains
Station OF said road; is within iths OF mile
of two large FIGURING Mills, and surrounded by
trst-rate schools, both male and female; IN as
healthy a section OF the State as can be found !;
is situated in the midst OF good and desirable
society, and combines many other advantages
which | deem ii not necessary TO mention, as
any one wishing to purchase will examine the
premises for themselves. The Farm contains
about TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY THREE
ACRES, aud adjoIns the lands OF Col. Hamil,
ton Rogers, Gen. Asa Rogers, VIM. Rogers, and
others. Ii not sold privately before the 5Oth
day of July, 1855, it will then be offered at
Public Sale, in the village OF MlddIeburg, on
that day.
Persons desiring any further information IN
relation to the Farm, or wishing 10 know the
Terms of Sale, can obtain it by addressing the
subscriber through mail, at Middleburg, Lou
doun county, Va, or making enquiry OF l..
Chancellor, esq, Attorney at Law, at said place,
who is fully authorized to negotiate sale.
HUGH SMITH.
- M
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-30

PARTICULAR NOTlCE.-We respectfully
notify all persons having open accounts on
our books, that all lave been made off and are
now ready for delivery. Those not called Tor
before the oath, will be- delivered, without dis
elimination or length OF time standing, next
week. Or course, it will be understood that the
object OF this is TO nave them paid.
CLAGETl Il DODSON.
1E IL, Ian
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-30

NOR SALE-The thoroughbred premium
Il ALDEKNEY BULL, Earl OF JERSEY,
imported by ne in 1858. The above named
Bull is sold for 10 fault. but simply because
have no further use Tor him. He Is years old
aud superb animal. GEO. ID. FOWLE.
IL lO-lm
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CONE N r. RClAL.
The arEets.

BALTIMORE, June 29.-Flour is dull but sea
dy; Howard streets and Ohio SA.37 fresh ground
City Mills S425. Wheat is active; good TO
prime red l05Gll0c, fair TO choice white ll2SH
1900. Corn is steady; white 74G75c., yellow
75a77c. Provisions are dull and nominal
Whiskey is dull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-30

VERY DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.
Y i offer Tor sale, privately, the FARM
upon which now reside, containing 1876 ACRES.
This Farm offers great inducements to the Pur-
chaser from its locality being within = miles OF
Nitchels Station, and of the Rspldan and
thereby brought into immediate connection, by
railway with Richmond and Alexandria II is
beautifully situated in one OF the best neghbor-
hood. il, the State. The improvements are a
ks@ comfortable Nv Ell LING: with si1
-sEIs rooms. and all other necessary out-houses,
A more particular description Is unnecessary
as those wishing to purchase will examine
fjr themselves For furthes DESCRIPTION ap
ply to j. c. GREEN, at Cuipeper o. House, or
the subscriber at Mitchel's Station
WIN. A ROBERTSON.
Culpeper County nv 4-eotf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-30

DY EXPRESS THIS DAY-A large as.
ID sortment OF Black and Cold. silk Frlnges;
White Cotton Fringes and BraIds White Mar
settles Swiss. Cambria, JacOnett and Nansook
MUslns, EdgIugS and IDsertings OF almost every
description; Col'd TarItons; Mosquito Nett ;
10 pieces Black Silks. from G2.c. up; Hosiery;
Gloves; Mtts; Gaumtetls &c. The eason be-
ing far advanced, we will sell trom this day
forward many of our Dress Goods at cost.
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