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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-02-03
AN ACT FOR THE RELEE OF PROSE
cuTons AND WITNESSES IN CRIMINAL
CASES NOT CAPITAL.

AN ACT FOR THE RELEy OF PROSE
cuTons AND WITNESSES IN CRIMINAL
CASES NOT CAPITAL.
I. Be IL enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives, now met and sitting
in General Assembly, and by the author.
ity Of the same That hereafter, when any
prosecutor, resident in tae judicial district
whore the prosecution is instituted, in
criminal cases less than capital, shall have
been COMMITTED to Jail by reason of his
or her Inability to give surety, on his or
har recognizance TO prosecute, the Clerk
Of the Court Of Common Pleas and Cen
eral Sessions Of suci, District, shall have
power to discharge such prosecutor or,
his or her own recognizance. upon being
satisfied oi bis or her inablli,ylo give such
surety.
ii. That whenever any witness in a
criminal case less than capital, shall ha, Q
been committed to Jail by reason of the
like inability to give surety on q recogni.
5zanse to testify, the Clerk Of the Court
shall have the like power to discharge
such witness on his or her own recogni-
zance.
III. That prosecutors or witnesses fail
ing TO appear under such recognzapce,
shall he deemed guilty Of u misdemeanor
and the Attorney General aud Solicitors
are hereby authorized to order warrants
to issue against sael offeuders, without
affidavit or bond to prosecute.
Nv. That the Clerks Of the Court shall
ha IL 4 l.,Il
recognizance taken under this ACT.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-02-03
WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEB. 3, ls6 S
Court Calender.

SALE OF LAND AND NEGRos The sale
Of the Negros and Lard estate Of James
Adams, (decd.) will take place at Lancas-
ter Court House, on Monday the i7'h Feb.
sue corrected
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-02-03

AN EDITOR AssAULTEp.--We learn from
the Richmond Wing that II. Rdgeway.
the Editor of that paper, was assaulted in
lis sGmcium on Friday last, by o. Jenning,
Wise, ESQ on account of alleged abuse of
Gov. Wise. the father Of the assnuitcr. Mr..
w. approached MIR. r. and struck at him
with "A cane. The blow, though aimed at
the head, was warded off by Mr. r., when
the parties clinched. While in this condi>
lion, persons from an adjoining room came
in, separated the beligerants, and Mr.. Wise
left the building. Mr.. r. publishes state.
ment in the Wing OF Saturday, denouncing
the assault in severe terms. and declaring
his intention to speak Of the Governor in
future as he has done for years past, just rs
he may deem fit and proper.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-02-03

The LEcoMpros CossriryJIos.--TLis
famous document 10 st present in tbs
hands Of the President. lie has been for
several days engaged in preparing tbs
message which will accompany that in
siruwent 20 Congress. Il may DO sen, 10
that body at any moment Oh course, as
the matter approaches tho cslmins.inf
point Of action, the greatest anxi ely q
betrayed on oil sides.
Wssbiagies Ssaies.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-02-03

SPECIE IN NEw ORLEASs--The banks
of the city of New Orleans now hold, 10
rourd figures, ten millions Of coin, against
three millions sixty days ago. The deeIas.
ed statement two years since showed a
! larger amount, but the Picayune does not
think the actual quantity Of specie was 50
great As now,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-02-03
BURNING CoRs FOR FUEL.-The Chicap,

BURNING CoRs FOR FUEL-The Chicago
Tribune says:
"We used TO hear that among the won.
ders of "the West" the practice. in times Of
little prices and much hog, of burning ba.
con on the river steamers, rs the cheapest
fuel was not tho least. I.ntterly We have
supposed that western men had out vrown
the necessity Of what would ordinarily be
crinIinaI waste, but a gentleman who has
just returned from trip on the Illinois Cen.
traI, tells US that at Kankukee, only few
hours ride from this city. he found man
burning good sound corn in -the-ear In his
stove. inquiipg the reason Of what was
TO him shameful, he vas told that while
poor coal was worth 80 cents per 100 lbs.
at the depot, unirashed corn was dull at Is
cents for the same weight"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-02-03
Military.

We are requested to state, that the men,
bers Of the New Volunteer Company will
meet in the Court House, on Saturday 9th
inst. Punctual attendance of all, rs busi.
ness Of ritdl importance will be brought
before the co ps.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-02-03
FISm Kansas.
ST. LOUIS, January rs.

A gentleman from Lesvenworih, on
the 2olh instant, arrived here this even.
ing. lie reports having travelled from
Weston to bonneville with messenger
bea,,ug dispatches from General Calhoun
to ,ha members of the Cabinet At Wash
inglnn, the tenor Of which, rs derived from
the messenger, is that Gen. Calhoun 70.
jsctel the returns seut TO Gov. Denver
nsteal Of him, (CaIhoun,) on the ground
hat in accordance with the Lecoinp;"n
schedule they are Illegal and therefore
void.
THIS gives the State officers to the
Democrats /; also gives them one m.jori,y
in the Council and two in the House.
Mr.. Stover,a Democratic member OF
the Legislature, had been shot in stage
between Wysndotte aud Lawrence. Ii
was thought probable that he would
die.
Mr.. Henderson was still in custody in
Lawrence.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-02-03
HALIFAX, January 20.
Movements of General Walker.
MOBILE, January rs.

General Walker arrived in this city yes
terday. He WAS welcomed by a national
salute, ard rendered the hospitslities OF
the city. He was arrested to day by an
order from New Orleans, but WAS released
under writ Of hateas corpus. The pro-
ceed'ngs against him were quashed by
Judge Gale, Of the United States Court.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-02-03
From Mexico.

New OnLEAEs. JAN, 2e,-By the sr-
rival OF the steamer Tennessee At this
port, ws are Informed that the Republic
of MeAeo is entirely in state Of anar.
chy. States and towns are pronounciug
against Momonfort, and Zulogs is spoken
Of fos President. 1t is rumoIed thai Vera
Cruz has been bombarded by the Spanish
fleet, but it is believed that tbe rumor is
untrue.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-02-03
New ORLEANS, Ian. ~.

Adyices received at this city state that
the city OF Mexico has been bombarded.
and that several days bloody lighting
had taken place, with over hundred
killed. The coalition force WAS marching
on the city. The pariisans Of Santa Anna
held the Citadel and San Augustine. A
ci,i war had fairly begun.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-02-03
No Bill.
New ORLEANS, Jan.

tNhN ONLENNb, SatI' n
The grand jury in this city have refu-
sed to tind true bill against Gen. Wal.
kcr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-25
the N ark0ts.

BALTIMORE May 24-Flour is steady; How
sod street and Ohio 81 374; City Mills nomi
nal at $500. White wheat 1000 3oc. for com
mon to prime; red lUC6llOc. Corn is steady,
al oz665c for white; and 67a69c for yellow.
Provisions are frner; bulk shoulders are held
G't6tic. Whiskey is dull at 20tGslc.
NV YORK, May 24.-Flour is firm; sales
Of $500 bbls; State advanced Sc, selling fos
saS5S$3 80; Ohio steady, at S4256$4.4o:
S0u,hern steady, at $44o6$4.7o. Wheat is
very dull, and buyers demand a reduction; sales
nominal. Germ is buoyant; sales Of $4,000
bush; white 7z674c.; yellow is slightly better,
77S7sc. Pork is heavy; mess at $i7.7t6
ftsl; prime is frmer, at $l4.3otS$l44 40.
Lard Is firm, at llt6lltc. Whiskey is &c.
a'sa'r; Ohio 22c. Stocks are lower and dull.
NO os A Sterling Exchange is dull, at 1921
GlUe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-25

C,LAyES WANTED i wish TO purchase,
- for self and brother to go on Cotton plan
taton in Arkansas, TEN LIKELY NEGRO
MEN, from is to IS years of age. None but
those Of good character and dark complexion
will suit
Persons having such Slaves for sale, who pre-
fer selecting the purchaser who will hold them
for his own use, will address the undersigned,
at Chsntilly P. o., Fairfax County, Va.
ap 30-eo3m 5. 7. STUART.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-25
nIARIsIED.

In Topeka, Kansas, on TUESDAY, May TN
by the Rev c. NJ Galloway, GEO. ". MEADE
esq formerly of Clarke County, Va, to Miss
SALLlE X. CALLAWAl, OF Spotsy lvani'
County, Va.
May they gently float together
Ger lies ever changing sea,
And through calm and stormy weather,
Still in love united be.
And when llie's wild dreams are ended,
And their EARTHLY mission done,
Like two clouds at sunset blended,
May their spirits melt in one
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-25

The market yesterday opened quiet, with
light offerings No sales of Flour reported,
and demand very INTERPRETATIONS nominal
Offerings OF " hea, small, with sales OF white
a. 50, l05, lO6, l0sGll2c; red 81, 100, 1920
lose, Corn is quiet, with fair receipts. Sales
Of damaged white at SIC; good soc; yellow
Use. Oats are in better request at 336s6c. No
nes of Rye reported. We quote 6Sl670c. for
prima
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-25
Changes under the Doorkeeper.

The new Doorkeeper of the House haH
placed Mr.. Samuel McJ unkin, Of Ga, in the
POSITION of Assistant D1orkeeper in the Hail.
recently he'll by himself; and DR.. Samuel v.
Hunter, of Ky , in the position IN the House
document room recently held by MIR. McJun-
kin. We learn, further, that Mr.. Il. W. Me-
Knew. Of this city, is hereafter to have charge
Of the House folding rOom.-U ash. Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-25
AIN lNAC.
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEyANDRIA-MAY -

ARRIVED.
Baruue Albion Lincoln, Pinkham, Portland,
plaster to Fowle Co.
Schr Joseph Guest, Reynor, New York, 10 T.
J. Mehatfey.
Schr Maria Jane, Jones, New York, to I. J.
MehafIey.
Schr. Geo Luf, Line, Somerset, to Master.
Schr Island City, Conklin, New York, 10
FoWle Il Co.
Schr. Maria Shropshire Shropshire, Boston.
TO Frostburg Coal Co.
Schr. Angelina. Fancleat Jersey City, TO
Master
Schr. Blackbird Weaver, New York, As hours
passage, to Fowle X Co.
Schr. Increase, Phillips, Norfolk lumber 10
Smoot, Uhler Co.
Schr. Fairfax, Martin, New York, to ). Shnn.
Schr. Julia Chase, Boston, plaster TO NJ FL
bridge.
Schr. F. s Riven. SeviIs, Plymouth, \. C.,
lumber TO Waters, zimmerman n Co.
Scbr. Restless, Smith, Savannah, lumber 10
Waters Zimmerman Il Go.
Schr. Alya, Greenwood, Windsor, plaster to
Cazenove Il Co.
Schr Ann Pickerell, Leventon Philadelphia,
to S Shnn.
Schr. John Tucker Ross, Philadelphia, coal
to A. Jameson Co.
Schr. Lady Film, Corson, Boston, 10 |. }.
Mehatey
Sloop Slider, Beard Pennington, wheat to
Blackjack Il Co.
SAILED.
Brig Tangent, Bennett Boston, coal BY Borden
Mining Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schr RebeccA from this port, arrived al
Rock land 9th inst.
SchIs John Aumack, Pierce, from George
town. d. e., and James House, Sprague, from
this port, arrived at New York 2lst inst
Schr Naiad Queen, Hulse, from this port, ar
rived at Albany 2uth. inst
Schrs leomarry, Cannon, and Pale.tne'
CambIeen, Tor Georgetown, cid. at Philadelphia
2lsl inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-25

30 TON, May 24.-The United States store
shin Release, from the Mediterranean Squad
ron, las, from Leshorn, arrived here yesteT-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-25

INeENDIAKIsN Yesterday morning about
two o'clock, the carpenter shop Of Mr.. Aus
Tin Turner, on the east line Of Cd street near
the Poor House was set on fire and entirely
consumed. together With most of it's contents.
Mr. Turner's loss is about 81 900, upon which
he had no insurance. The flames spread
rapidly 10 u northern direction, to Mr.. Philip
Vermillary's residence, which being frame
building, was soon enveloped in flames. Mr..
V. very fortunately discovered the fire in
time to arouse his family and save portion
of his furniture, before the building was re-
duced to ashes. Mr.. Y. estimates bis loss at
81 500, on which he had an insurance in the
FIRE Association Of 500. Adjoining MIR.
VS., Oh the left, was the two story brick re-
sidence of Mr.. Jacob Matran, the roof Of
which took fire and was burned off before the
devouriug element could be checked. Mr..
Ms loss S about $500, on which he had an
insurance 10 the Richmond Fire Association
Of $3.50. Nearly,in the rear of the brick ten
nent was the stable Of VIM. Seen, which
took fire and was entirely consumed. Loss
about SS00--Rich Dispatch.
The Jury in the case Of Thomas I. Moore,
indicted for cruelty Furnishing three sailors
under his charge while master of the bark
Octavia, rendered a verdict of not guilty, be-
tore Judge IIalyburton, Of the u. 5. Circuit
Court in Richmond last Saturday afternoon.
Ga the third indictment the Attorney for the
United States entered aohe proSeqm and
Capt Moore was thereupOn discharged from
further prosecution. Capt. Moore showed
concIusively that the men who were punished,
were refractory, and had to be compelled to
perform duty.
The necessary amount of stock having been
subscribed for the purpose of establishing an,
other Bank 10 Salem, Roanoke county, Va,
t, be called the Bank of Roanoke, "the Regis
Der understands arrangements are being made
TO pct the Bank in operation Immediately,
and tina, in the course OF some thirty days It's
officers will be ready to discount paper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-25
stock Prices ss New York.

y. ihs low prices begin to have the effect Al
.'I York OF bringing in some outside orders
mo On Saturday morning there was slight
ruG tendency. The most active wss n. !.
s. ,u,l Of which 1000 shares were sold at Is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-25

Il APPEAL TO YOTERS.-The hereto
fore uni closed lands in the county having been
greatly diminished, and il being the practice OF
many persons to raise considerable numsers o.
hogs-turning them out 10 get their CHIEF sup
port on the roads, or where else they can rom
home. so greatly to the annoyance and daInas &c
of neighbors, that the sufferers were cohs,ialeu
70 rnenor,.l,z re the Legislature for protective
act Such an act having been passed subject 10
,ba r,t;6caton of the voters, and il being mani
tes,lv clear that persons have no moral right 10
raise hogs TOR their own proht or purposes, upon
the crops or premises OF others, IL Is confidently
hoped that he citizens remembering tneir own
municipal laws on the SUBJECT Will recogniz'
the propriety Of the act, and ratliy 1t % their
votes, as measure OF justice to the
my l3-eo2w' MEAoEIALIsrs AND OTHERS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-25

The Christian Whitsuotide corresponds to
the Hebrew Pentecost, BY which people 1t is
also strictly observed as feast. Amongst
the German portion Of the population 1t 's
always celebrated by fessts and dancing, and
excursions to the suburban groves. were the
Whit Monday is speut in hilarisy and social
intercourse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-25

i, is rumored tha, the Secretary OF the
NAVY has declined to send second steamer
to aid in laying the Atlantic Geographic CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-25
AUCTION SALES.

VALUABLE VIRGINIA LAND FOR
Y SALE.-The subscriber will sell private
ly. three FARMS, in the upper end OF west
moreland County, and known respectively by
the names OF ROSTERS, M0NROE'S HALL,
and SUGAR LAND.
ROSTERS contains FIVE HUNDRED AND
NINETY.EIuHT ACRES, beautifully situated
on Roster Creek, and in full view OF the Potomac
River Tbe farm is provided win Small
ty--S DWELLING HOUSE, and all the neces-
80, out houses for a small family, To-
grlher with Quarters, Corn Cribs, GranarIes, &c
The place is perfectly healthy, has well OF
pure water N the yard, and plenty OF stock wa
Ter in each held-there is a convenient landing
on the creek and oysters fish, and wild fowls
are abundant in their season.
The FARM is now in successful state Of
improvement, and we'll adapted 10 all tue staple
crops of the adjacent country.
MONROE'S HALL contains EIGHT HUN
DRED AgD THIRTY-SlX ACRES mostly
wood land, and can bs made farm not second
TO any in the neighborhood-it IS Immediately
on Monroe. Creek, that is nsvigable Tor vessels
If light draft, and possesses every advantage oi
The water These two farms can be divided SO "a
TO make three farms, with plenty timber Tor
each
SUOAh LAND contains VINE Hc''phh
AND TWENTY-THREE ACRES, and mostly
"a in timber, the improvements consist OF
- comfortable DWELLING, and all the ne
ressary out houses, for a large family. Il IS
useless TO give a further description Of the
above lands, as presume no one will buy with
ont examining for themselves. ANY one wish
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 .SugUs' The
lOh al which time il not otherwise sold
shall on that day on the premises, sell TO
he highest bidder, all or any portion that has
not been previously sold. For further pariIcu-
lars, address THOS. B REAMY, Falmouth,
Va orr B. SUTTON, Millville, Va, where
all communications will be Immediately at
tended to. THOMAS b. REAMY,
Executor OF Joshua Reamy decd.
uyo.,nooroI,,J couptv Va nv S-eOtS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-25

say" WILLIAM q. ALLISON respectfully pre-
sen;s himself as a candidate for County Consta.
bic, and soIici;s the support OF the voters OF Al
exandria, City and County, pletgIng his best
efforts 20 give satisfaction, II elected.
nv l5-3s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-25

N ELECTION TICKETS-l'lckets Tor
the ensuing election, properly arranged, very
handsomely gotten up, and printed on hne pa
per, can be had at this Office Orders from the
country will be promptly attended to.
my l5-eotL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-25

LIVER sEED.-A prime article, for sale
wy Iteb 8 {. F. SUBTLE B co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-25

B.gNOTICE-The TUNNEL-lOWN
BOYS are hereby notified 10 meei at Inc Hotel
OF Mr. F. KgEYEs, on Wednesday ire"irg, at !!
Oick my ~ 1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-25

The PEBBLE, practice ship, went into COM
mission on Thursday. and sailed from Nor
folk for Annapolis. The following are the
uemes of her officers: Commander Thomas
T. Craven; Lieutenant Monroe; Passed Assis-
tan. Surgeon. K. Carter; Purser, Howard;
Graves, Gunner. The Preble has crew
Of 81 men, ali told.
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ConEress.'


. s,oa,e, Yesterday, Mr.. G.in pre-
y, memorial from Capt. Collins. asking
'''". ...,;op for bis expedition upths Amour
''.'' n,osla. introduced bill for facilita-
81, .. ,ounonisesioD between the Atlantic ', and
n u s,se States By telegraph. Also, bill to
row. and redress outrsges on the United
NJ, Bright introduced bill concerning a
:, ,o6e Of laws 10 the District Of Colum-
We A. Wade called up q bill to repair and
VI. ,be barbor of Chicago, Ill.,, but no &C.
,;oo vss taken on It.
~. hill authorizing the Secretary of the
r.,,.ory 20 negotiate loan to the amount
,sa..n millions of dollars, was taken up.
I, the House OF Representatives. Mr.. Goode
,,.d to pu. on its passage the Senate bill
=. ,bs Oresization Of FIRE department in
~. =. ,;,;s, Of Washington and Georgetown.
n, Morris, of Pa, offered substitute from
,.C,mmittee for the District OF Columbia,
..,rosins paid fire department; dispensing
,l,ose,ber with the voluntary system. The
,,nmitt.e propose four steam fire engines,
IA acnropriate $751; 900 10 purchase them,
40 OOO far fire. alarm and police tele-
grsph.
The bill. together with the substitute, was
,.re,red to the Committee Of the Whole.
The House went into Committee OF the
Whole and took up tho bill sppropr'asing
three thousand dollars a year, for FIVE years,
g., the benefit of the Columbian Institution
70, the deaf, dumb sud blind, in the District
# Columbia. The bill was laid aside to be
,sDor,ed to the House with q recommends,
ton that it do pass.
Tb. House took up Senate bill regulating
municipal elections in Washington. 1t pro-
no,ss to repeal so much Of the election Law
a. provides for two election precincts in each
ward; and that every white male resident Of
the CITY over the age of 81, who shall have
resided there one year, and is citizen Of the
Uui,ed States, and has paid the school tax
shall be entitled to vote if be has resided In
the Ward thirty days.
Mr. Marshall, Of KY, offered an amend
nen., requiring nsturalized persons to have
resided there year before the election.
Mr.. Burnett said the proposition was var
tuslly to extend the naturalization term Il
elk years.
MIR. GoOde explained that the COMMITTEE
desired TO admit both foreign-born and ma
tives on the same footing.
Mr.. Davis, Of Maryland, said the bill OH
not secure to the bona fde residents the con
troll of the city's affairs, and proceeded tt
speak at length against the rufbsnism, which
bss recently existed in Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-25

k..g" | understand that it j. re orted thai
| nave Withdrawn as a candidate tor Clerk OF
the County Court. All such reports are utterly
unauthorized aud untrue
INV 23-3t r JOHNSTON
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Baltimore. my lS-2aWts

nUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND,
@c-Wlll be offered al public sale on The
10Th dag Of June merit, the valuable estate OF The
late e.. &. IalIaierro on the Rapid Ann ryer, Ia
the County OF Culpeper, aud adjoining the Rapid
Ann Station, Orange aud Alexandra Railroad
The railroad passes through the farm and Ihs
station is only few hundred ARDS RON .te
house and barn. This FARM, situated IN Inc
beautiful and fertile valley O. the Rapid Ann
offers rare opportunity to purcha'ers-lt ls
in fine state OF cultivation surrounded by good
firms, and most desirable neigho Thood. Inc
FARM contains $50 ACRES OF LAND, and has
ri on IT large DWELLlNGHOU barn
- stable, and al necessary outhouses' IN
good repair. Also, at the same time ana place,
will be sold all the PERSONAL PROPERLY
OF the estate, except the negroes
l.. H. TALlAFERRO. Admir-.
H. D. TALIAFERR0,} ~
Culpeper county, Va , my 4-eo's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-25

VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND FOR
\ SALE am authorized 10 sell the LOT
OF GROUND, Immediately south OF the Ma
chine Shop OF the Orange and Alexandria Rail.
road Company. The lot irons about IS feet
y inches on Henry street, and extends through
the whole square 10 Patrick street. Terms,
sasv fan 3O-t;1 l. LOUIS klNIER.