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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-29
To the Editor Of tie alexandria Gazette:

To the Editor Of tile Alexandria Gdzette:
As your correspondent B., in yesterday 5
Gazette, does not believe that any one under
Mr.. Faulkner's dietaton gave publicity 10 the
frs, instance to Mr.. L9tcher's letter to Mr..
Rutfner, let me assure him on most reliable
authority, that the recent publicity g'eD TO
that letter, has been traced TO Tread OF
MIR. Faulkner, who is not native Of Virgin
ia and am sure resided in distant State
in lS47, when the letter was addressed t.
MIR. Rutfuer. How Mr.. FaulkGer's amau-
encis first heard Of the letter, or who prompt.
ed him to bring it before the public recently,
is unknow to me, but think it fair to pre-
sumo, that it was prompted By some person
who felt interested in the defeat Of Mr.. Letch-
er. "
Alexandria. July %, 1858.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-29
SinIc Va. The hanks.

AUGUSTA, July IS The Miletgevillc pa
pers contain proclamation from the Cover
nor of Georgia, ordering the State Treasurer
to not receive the bills Of nearly all the
banks in the State, in consequence of tech
ncnl informality in the scmi-annual returns,
which were made in conformity with the old
but not the new law.
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Total appropriations for fiscal

Aotdi appropriations i0i "' 90, .,, q, - -, a.
year ........... ..''p i"'''o0'' ~
Whatever balance Of unemployed appro'
pristions may exist at the end of this year,
must be placed to its credit, but no rarticu-
lar balance can he assumed now. have
eudeavored to make this statement as t!lr as
possible, and to present the othciai data
wherever they were accessible. Inc esti-
mate Of the Secretary Of the Treasury Tor
the current year, was S64 ,O6l,I55 81, iheiad-
Jog the balance Of the appropriations which
lapped over from the preceding year, ana
81. l65, 224 40 tor the ind tnite and peruil-
nent appropriations.
1t IL pretended by those who are interest
ed in reducing these inexorab!e figures to
their own convenient scale, that iull appro'
priations have not been made heretofore, Tor
the post-otice service, aud therefore, that the
difference between the revenues and receipts
should OILY he charged. This is entlreiy "a
mistake, as will be seen by the reca pitu'a-
ton of the appropriations for 1891, which
shall be directly produced. The gross reyt-
nue. of this department last year was - 800
95l Is. and the Postmaster General estima-
ted tho income Of the current year a.,
s., 1876, lSS from oil sources by the acts OF
March, 1917, and March, 1871, permanent
ap,ro,riatiuns stand to the credit oil this
department for 500, 900, for the transporta-
ton and delivery Of franked matter tor the
gooernmeut.--Wa Washington Correspondent o.
the PHILADELPHIA american.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-29

FOR the Jour days ending on Saturday last
seventy boats lett Cumberland, Md. carrying
''SVV tons OF coal; liking for the year 77,s23
Ions There are yet four months OF the season
or boating lett, ard should 10 unforeseen acct
dent occur In the meantime, the Civilian est
mates that upwards OF 10000 tons of coal can
!e, be transported down the canal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-29

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-A val
Y liable FARM at auction, in Culpgpr county,
Va. On. Monday, the 18th day Of august, 1895,
Chat being Court day) shall offer for sale at
the Court House, the valuable IRACl Or
LAND, containing FIVE HUNDRED ACRES,
upon which the late Vim. P. Newly, dec d., re-
sided. Tie improvements consists OF two.
S--.SS story BRICK DWELLING, kitchen, aud
.e:ys ,dining-room attached, Servants houses,
work.s shops, large stable, and carriase.house.
This FARM is heavily timbercd and well
watered: il is situated within eight miles OF the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, and ten miles
from Cupeper Court House; there is very hne
water power on the original tract, upon which
there is a Saw Mill and Mil-this power
is sufficient TO drive large machinery, which
offers great inducements TO persons wishing 10
engage IN manufacturing goods. Any one wish
ing TO purchase, will be shown the farm by
Richard \. Newly, who now resides on the
place. Terms will be made known on the day
OF sale.
Seeding possession will be given at once, and
full possession the LIST Of January, 1889.
ROBERT c NEWLY,
Executor OF w. p. Newly, decd.
~ r.
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rn,.a.,pn,. ca,,le Market, July 30

Beet Caue-The offerings this week were
about 1900 head, and sales at ST 5CG$e rs y
loo b., as 10 quallty-an advance OF 20 cents
y loo bs. Cows and Calves-Sales at $500
sl0 ior fresh Cows. Sheep-OHerings about
7OVo; aud sales al $.G$4 each, according to
quality Hogs-Oherlngs about 1900 head; and
sale, were made freely at 81 75G$7 rs y lOO
S' let, according 10 quality.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-29

Tn. vacaot professCrship of Noral Sciences
in tie University of Mississippi, has been
filled by the election of the Rev. Geo. W.
Carter, recently President of the Petersburg
Female College, but now Of Lynchburg.
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To BE bsent.

Secretary Toucey, having recovered from
his recent indsposition, expects TO start, With
in day or two. for his home IN C1nnecti;ut,
where be will cjlurn for few days. Prior
to his return be will make tour Of the Eeve-
raj navy yards for the purpose Of inspection.
In his absence the duties OF TIE Secretary.
shin vii! bo transacted by tho gentieman'y
Chief Clerk. Chas. ". Welsh. Esq. WASH,
Slgr of yesieydGV.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-29

The arrival from California brings 81 10000
in gold The advices still further confirm the
producIvehess OF the new gold fields, and the
large emigration thereto from California, &c
II 5 evident that brisk trade is to spring up
between the American and British possessions
iOF the supply OF the miners, and shipments
tom The Atlantic coast will be stimulated
already Eastern Flour had advanced 81 y bblr
aud II is presumed other goods will also eAPer'
hGce rise
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-29

The slave woman tried at Liberty, Bed
ford County, for the murder Of her Mistress,
Mrs. Christopher Musgrove, has been sen
fenced to be hung on the 10Th Of September
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-29
AUCTION SALES.

DUBLIC SALE oY VALUABLE LAND
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Cour
OF Fsuguier comfy, pronounced on the 10th day
of September, 1855. in the case OF Ashby against
Adams. the undersigned will sell at public a"c-
ton, at Piedmont Station, in the said county ct
Fauquer, on Friday, the 2Oh day Of .drgnH'
1888 If far, il not the next fair day thereafter
that highly desirable tract OF LAND, now held
and occupied b. Benz amin +. Adams, aud lying
In SAID county, within three miles OF the Manas-
sas Gap kallIoad. The tract contains about
TWO HUNDRED ACRES, and has a soil
highly improved and well adapted % the growth
OF wheat and corn, with an abundant supply OF
Wood and water. The improvements consist OF
"a DWELLING HOUSE, aud other neces-
.G:ksary out-bulldinss Persons in want OF a
small Farm, with the advantages OF convent.
ent market, good society, and healthiulness OF
location are requested to examine this Farm
before buying elsewhere
Terms or SALE-0ne tenth OF the purchase
money 10 be paid in hand, on the day OF sale,
the residue in three equal instalments, OF SIX,
twelve, and eighteen months, to be secured by
the bonds OF the purchaser, with good personal
security; the cash payment TO be forfeited If the
purchaser fails 10 complete his purchase; the
ute 10 be withheld and the land subject 10 re-
sale, under the order Of the Court, as further
security Tor the deferred instalments.
CHARLES L. GREEN, Commissioner
Eaunuisr county " 2g-eo'S
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Fauquer county, Va jy 5-eots

yfNRUSTEES' SALE OF LANDRY virtue
of deed OF trust from Benjamin lnorn-
ton to US, dated the 2Sth day of February, 1892,
and of record in the Clerks Office OF Fairfax
County Court in land record book z, No 3,
folio i32, We shall, on Monday the l9h doy y
July nert, Court day,) in front OF the Court
House of the said County OF Fairfax, offer at
public auction, to the highest bidder, for 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 FOUE lHOlS'
AND. SEVEN HUNDRED AND SlHTf'FOiR
ACRES, or so much thereof as may be nece''a'
nv TO satisfy the amount now due the sad h's''
maid Fairfax and remaining unpaid, and Tue
costs and expenses OF sale
THOMAS X. LOVE, Tro.,s.,
ALFRED MOSS,
Fairfax County, Va, ie 4-eots
The above sale is postponed until the ION day
Of .3ugusi nsrt, Court day
I IHSMAS N \; aovE' }rro''ss..
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DIED..

AT his residence, in Stafford county, on Satur,
day, the 18th inst, after short Illness, Mr.
HENRY ATCHlSON.
At his residence, in Charles County county,
Md. ON the 27th instant, CHARLES F. DE-
MENT, in the 6lst year CT his age
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H. wish to inform the public at large, that
any vessel not drawing over twenty one feet,
can be pioted up the Potomac river, by an or
binary Pilot-not such Pilot however, as the
steamer Ericsson had, when the New York
Regiment was OF board the said steamer.
IL lp-rt. r. KEEYES, Pilot.
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Alexandria, July %, 1858.
MARRIED.

By the Rev. Thomas Hooper July go, ISIS
at the house OF the bride, father, Mr I'd
WARD J. TYLER. OF Richmond, to Miss
VIRGINIA A c. ALLISON, daughter oil Al
bert Allison, of Hanover county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-29

PERPETRATORS In order 10 mike
II, room Tor my Fall stock Of STOVES,
;x5,cb am now receiving, will sell few oil
the best pattern of REFRlGERAToRs cheap,
very cheap. Call and see before they are all
gone. fly 2s] H. ]. GREGORY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-29

C.lnO REWARD.--Ihe above reward
OlUU will be paid by the subscriber Tor
the delivery to him, or for such Information as
will enable him 10 obtain the possession OF three
slaves. A woman named HARRIET and her
two children, MlNTA AND JOHN.
Harriet is about 80 years of age, OF carK
complexion. The boy John is bright muiat'
to-bOth OF the children are small.
The above SLAVES we're conveyed to me IN
trus' by Robert Kirby, Tor the benefit OF John
Haslp, and recorded in the Clerks once Of
Fairfax. They were eIorned from the house oil
James s Mardens where they were hired, OH
the night Of the l9;h OF June, and they were
seen al the Baltimore Depot Oh Sunday, tue
Goth oil June, in the possession of said Robert
Kirby. THOMAS }. MufhAi'
Fairfax county. ~ 2I-eo2w trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-29

TOHN MURPHY, .ATTORNEY 1T Law,
d will practice in the Courts OF Westmore'
land. Richmond, and Northumberland Counties
Post Office, Kice's Store, Westmoreland County,
V. lee Sd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-29
A GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER-JULY %, 1853,
i Behar the insurrection mad been crushed.

In Behar the insurrection mad been crushed.
Dlsarmlng proceeds quietly Oh both SIDES oil
India The disarmed Sspoy regiments IN ben
gal had been discharged in small parties. lue
Raiah OF Ransee's palace and town had been
pundered by the rebels.
The rebel garrison OF Humeapor. numbering
5000. with Jour guns. escaped pursuit.
At Bombay the markets were dull. Money
was easy. Exchange IS. 81. Frelghts slightly
improved
The Calcutta mail OF June lth had reached
England Letters report that the heat produced
great sickness among the troops, and VITA all
the r-intorcements sent out, only 2e,Uoo Euro
peans could be mustered.
Shanghai letters give rumoTs among the .nl'
nese that the forts north OF the Pelho mad oeeh
captured, bat there is no authentic news oil sucn
all event
The allied fleet off the mouth of the Pelho
numbered nineteen men OF war.
The t. 5. steamer Powhatan arrived al hons
Kong May 18th and proceeded 10 the norm.
The sloop OF war Germantown was al Hong
Kong, and tie steamers Minnesota, Mississippi
and Antelope were III the Cult OF Pechel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-29

- GOO FRUIT TREES FOR SALE
10000 Ar TIE GREENw ooD
NURSERIES. situated on the Alexandra arc
Leesbuig Turnpike, near Falls Church, Fairfax
County, Va. All orders for Alexandria, Wash
ington. and Georgetown, will be delivered
PAINTED catalogues sent TO all who desire them.
W All communications addressed 10
L. 3. MUNSON, Falls Church,
nov ,2-.otf Fairfax Comfy. Va.
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Fauquier county, jy 29-eo's
nUBLlC SALE OF THE WAvELAND
II ESr aTL In uppER EAIIlIIIEk -

nUBLlC SALE OF THE WAVELAND
ESTATE, IN UPPER FAUQUlER-
In pursuance of the provisions OF two deeds OF
trust. executed by James Rogers and wife, the
first to Richards Payne, bearing date on the
18th day of October, 1885; and the second, TO h.
f. Scott, and John A. Spman, bearing date on
the oath OF Septe mber. 1887, each recorded III
the Clerks Office OF the County Court OF Eau
QUEER county, Va, We, the undersigned, (act'
Ing under the authority OF the deeds, respective
ly mace to u.s. will sell the TRACT OF LAND
in the said two deeds mentioned, on the preml-
SEES. at public auction, to the highest bidder, on
Tuesday, the 24h day Of august, 1888. The
said tract OF land, containing EIGHT HUN
DRED AND SIXTY-SlX ACkES Hes IN the
upper part of Fauquier county, on the waters OF
Carriers Run, within two miles OF the Salem
Station OF the Manassas Gap Railroad-and is
in every respect one OF the best estates IN the
county, or Piedmont region of Virginia. The
soil is originally OF the best quality, and has
been highly improved, Is we'll watered' and
heavily TIMBERED. The improvements consist
~. o. an elegant MANSION, in complete Te-
- pair and all necessary out.buiidIngs Tor
the accommodation of Servants and Stock ne
cessary on the farm, Barn, Corn-Crb, nc. In"
eighborhood is healthy, and society polished.
4 ne estate comprises AL tnat 10 "''''s"'J w
render il most desirable residence, and proht-
able investment.
TEENS OF SALE:-One third part Of the pur'
chase money to be paid down in cash, on the
day of sale but should the purchaser not ind II
convenient TO pay the whole OF the cash pay
ment on the day OF sale, a negotiable note at
sixty DAYS, well endorsed, will be acceptable 10
the trustees the residue TO be divided into two
equal annual payments TO be secured by bonds
with approved personal security. bearing inter
est from day of sale, and as further indemnity,
the title to the said land TO be withheld until all
the purchase money is paid, with power OF re-
sale in case the purchaser should tail 10 pay
in accordance with the terms herein set forth.
RICHARDS PAYNE.
r. +. SCOTT.
JOHN A. SPlLMAN.
Fauouier county. Va. iy Scots
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The United statesand Nicaragua.

New YORK, July 2o.-The Times OF this
morning has a letter from its Panama cor
respondent, containing the substance OF Gen.
Cass's letter to President Martinez. on the
subject Of MS refusal to sign the Cass-lri-
sarr treaty. He accuses the latter OF IT
sul,iog this Government by Withholding the
treaty after his pledge to Gen. Lamar had
been sent there by special messenger.
Geo. Cass demands, as the only repara-
ton, return If the treaty as ratified By the
Assembly.
Ia regard to the rights of American cisi-
z.us III Nicaragua, the American govern
ment will not submit to any arbitrary action
by Nicaragua, rs that government is devoid
Of adequate tribunals. The Cabinet at
Washington has 10 other resource but to de.
eide the matter by sending proper naval
force to both sides Of the Istbuus.
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COCA REWARDs-Ranaway from the
oZUO subscriber, living near Middle
6urg, Loudoun county Va, on Thursday, I'm
inst, negro man LEN" aged about 70 years
about s. feet high, We'll butt, dark copper Color
round broad face, aud when spoken 10 mas
downcast LOOK. He bad OF suit OF leH'
clothes WIEN he left, but suppose ne TOOK ot hr
sr and d.yl; clothes with MIN. ] Will give p<o'
tor his recovery, II taken out oil ths o'a'e, OF
xi5u # tak.u in the State. and secured so that
I no, biro again. SPENCER RECTOR.
Mideburs. LouGoun Co, Va, Je l9-eoh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-29

IL The 3Urh section OF the act passed tie
ID OF March, 1888. "to organize the militia az d
provide lor the defence OF the Commonwealth,
REQUIRES the clerks of the several regImenal
courts o. enquiry, as soon as may be alter IN"
passage OF this act, 10 deliver 10 the commls-
sioners of the revenue, in each reglmental dis
trct, a statement of the company districts III
the regiments each commissioner Is then re-
CURED, 'of Tie FIST tune hreafo Of tok7"g ms
lists of taxable prOyriy' but not III any subse-
quent year, 10 enroll the militia, by making out
an alphabetical list OF all persons liable to mill
TIA duty III each company district.
The Auditor. in his circular to myself pre-.
scriblng ny duties a. Commissioner OF the Kew
,npe, says, IN comment upon this section, as
follows.
Before the passage OF this act the commits
soneis had nedTlv II not quite completed The
work o. "iakiny their lists Of targL'e property.
for the present YEAR To require them 10 retrace
their steps and perform the duty OF enrolling
the militia during the present year, would be
contrary TO the manifest intention OF the act,
and cannot be expected or required OF them uIi'
I'll the taking the next lists.
Now. what shall BIZ thought by your readers
of the following notice
"lNPoRrANT NoTCE In consequence OF the
Commissioner OF Inc Revenue not having enrol
led the Militia the election OF Company OH
GERS " III be- postponed ur I'll further notice.
WM. B. PRICE,
ROBERT BROCkETT,
EDWARD B. POWELL
respectfully ask, what can be the r'ot"e Tor
such notice Is it Just. Is it sensible
Behold, aow PLAN tale sha! put them
down GEORGE DGFFEY.
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C.Inn REWAKD.-Ranaway from the
ONV) farm OF the subscriber near Cen.
treviils, Fairfax County, Va, or the night OF
jth instant negro woman HARRlE l, about 80
years OF age, black, feet 3 OF inches hign'
and toerably likely. She was purchased by me
of Messrs Dickinson q Hill, IN Richmond, ana
formerly came from King George County.
will give the above reward II returned 10 me-
or secured so that can get her.
A. $. GRIGSBY.
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Fairfax County, Va, ap 5-"stt

rANAWAY from the subscriber, last Sun
II day, Servants SANDY ana D"D. 40
Is acout 40 years old. dark conPI'N'ol' O"enJ
bead wall badly, his ankles beng almost ne Ne
formed ani near the centre OF MS 'oo''
clothing not known, except his pants "hich
were o. white cotton. Bob IS ABOUT x. ABOUT
8 feet s or inches high; ne Is tonsue-iled aud
articulates very badly. He has sister living
in Alexandria with Mr.. English. will give
300 TOR the apprehension oil the two; or $50 for
either, SO that get them
WIN. F. GLASSELL,
Rappahannock Station, Fauquier Co, Va.
~ 2l-eoIw
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SLNaE &C.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-JULY IS.

PORT or ALEXANpRlA-JllA :.
ARRIVED.
Schr. Alena, Dent, Pomonkey, corn to Wash
Sloop Ocean Eagle, Gibson, High Point wheat
to S Shinn.
SAILED.
Brig phebe Page, Lewis, Boston, coal %
Fowle & Co. :. hT1
Scbr. Breeze, Hulse, New York, coal by j.
MehaHey ,, hrr
Mehaffey u.,, D;ob.
ton. coal by Borden Mining Go -
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FREDERICKSBURG, July 81, lS5s.-Receipts Of
lie" wnea, limited 10 a few small parcels from
wagons Prime quality is in demand, and
would command good price. Corn for ship
ment IN demand at advanced prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-29

1.-THE DEDICATION OF the new Pres
by,erian Church at Greenwlc!r, Prince William
County, will take place on next Saturday, Sist
of July. at eleven o'clock, A. NJ.
Distinguished clergymen from Norfolk and
Baltimore, are expected TO assist, and toe SER
vices will be continued on the following day,
Prince Vim. Co. ~ z7-eo3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-29

tbo opeSJN oPpi"f''"O"S' NN WV J'''N0
appropriations including claims and the like,
are variously estimated, and by a statement
put forth under the instruction of the Treasu-
~ Department at So 500 600, | assume but
100000. The interest on the public debt
is provided for in the bills authorizing the
loans or notes, aud hence no annual appro-
pria,ion is made. That item belongs to the
permanent class. At the haz'rd Of re-
peaung some OF the facts of my last letter,
it is desirable to recite the prominent hs-
ures that they may be remembered IN the dis
cussions which are to arise in regard TO the
financial condition Of the government and Its
administration.
Total Of specific appropriations,
as shown in Miscellaneous Do
cument, No. 1877. .sSl ,S24,S2J 40
Indefinite appropriations, tor
claims, allowances, &c, esu-
mated 100000 90
Interest on public debt which
existed prior to acts Decem-
Der z3, and June a.. ....... l443,3l4 ~
Interest on public debt OF So
100000, created by acts De-
cember %, and June IA, say. 2,UO0,OOO 70
Balance appropriations last year,
applicable TO present Secreta-
ry Treasury report, December
S 1857 l6,5S6.jsS IS
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The above named Fertilizers will be kept
constantly Oh hand, and sold as low as III any
market in the country.
Alexandria ~ 24-3m ++
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r SHALL OFFER FOR SALE AT UPPER
vile. Fauquier county. on Frtday, IN. %Uh
day Of august merit, the following SEkSANls,
four MEN one BOY, and three GIRLS. Any
ner,on wishing to purchase good Servants will
find il TO their interest TO attend. Great care
has BEEN taken with their instruction, and |
confidently assert from my own knowledge they
cannot be urpasset either Tor appearance, neat
ness, or general good qualities. Terms will be
made known on the day Of sale.
ROBERT CARTER,
Administrator OF J. B. Carter.
Linden Station, Nj. u. r. K , ly scots
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[ 'HARLES HERNDON, (LArE CONWAY &
~ hlRSDoy) ATTORNEY AT L'w, Fredericks.
0aFs' Virginia, continues 10 practice In the
'ourts OF King George, Stafford, Caroline, Spot
Hlyarla, and the town of Fredericksburg
collections promptly made aud RENTED.
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Fairfax county, Va. ~ i-eots

MARIN NEAR ALEXANDRIA Al AUG
4 TION.-On the premises, on No'ttdyp me
2nd day Of august, will sell at auction my
FARM known as GLEN MARY, on the Little
River Turnpike, 3. miles from Alexandra y
from the Theological Seminary, and adjoining
the Mill property OF Mr.. James Cloud; II con n
,aius ONE HUNDRED AND FlFTY'FoUR
AND QUARTER ACRES, sixty acres very
productive land in cultivation; the balance III
wood Ii desired, it would be offered M two
IA parcels. 1t has exeellen, BUILDINGS
.Gk upon il, and is unsurpassed for health
The farm will be shown to any one wishing to
view it, by Wallace Terrett, who is living upon
the premises, or any communication addressed
to me through the Falls Church P. O., Fairfax
county, will receive prompt attention; Term"
made known at sale +. A. {. TEkREll.
Cottage Point Fairfax CO.. Va" jy 7--eotS