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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-04-22
Our Paper.

Our readers will see that We have re-
duced the size of The CHkoxrcLE.. at
first will condemn this change, 30 US,
reason together a little. The C-z1ol1aEE
has been heretofore the largest county
per in this par: o: the State, and yet at a
price less than a number of others, hat
we're not SO lsrge. II is in a county where
its party has been in the minority and
sequently it does not receive the pubit pa
tronage that party f%avorites do. The re-
duction of size will reduce the expense of
publication ABOUT one fifth, which is con-
siderable of an item these hard times TIE
s4ro6tablsFys tem of paying whe
nd letting the printers abide es5ss
4pences7 suits in as Iosing g about one fourth
OF slf innings These. to us, are suf-
fcient reasons for the change, and we feel
espyipcel the friends of the paper, will
see as we,do. But whst changeh madei
Are we taking from our readers any thing
that we should not! We think not. The
CHRONICLE viii yet be the largest paper in
the county. 1t will contain just as late
news as any other published as early, and
. we think, a little more general and impair
partial. 1t contains an Agricultural depart
ment, something unknown TO any of the
ofharo lie uillr horoaftor rnufain q hotter
Market report than any one can get by TAX
ing the city papers. We will not praise
our own, but only ask, that we may be tried,
and have the peoples just decree. We have
not reduced the paper because we were
waning, for such is not the case. The
CHRONICLE, is now in q much better condi-
ton than when we became connected with
it, 1t is true that we have felt the effects
OF the hard times, but who has not! The
press every where has felt it, and indeed
q many have gone down under it. We have
no no,icn Of any such. thing. The RepuS-
ifcan party is but beginning to develoPe
itself. Glorious in its career thus far, it
takes its stand on the rock of freedom, and
begins to carry it's victories all over the
land. With it we expect to prosper. We
only ask the kind indu gence Of our friends
for & little while, that we may convince
them that this is good change, and that
We can make the paper more readable than
It was before. We win endeavor to make
IN quality what we have lost in quantity.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-04-22
Belmont County, Ohio-Court of
Common Pleas.
CATHERINE WILLIAMS,
ys.

TNHE DEFENDANT, WILLIAM WILL
LIAMS. is notified that on the 18th day of
April, 1853, the petitioner, Catherine Williams. fled
. petition in the Clerks Office of said Court. pray
ing for a divorce, aIimony and the custody Of the
MINOR children Of said parties, for tina following
Causes: Three years wiltul absence; gross ~regleci
of duty, and three years hahitual drunkenness. The
said petition will be for hearing at the ne II term OF
said Court on or after the eSth day of Nav next
ID. d. T. COwEN, Atty. for Pet'r.
April Is. I65s-6w s-fs
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-04-22
ATIONAL
BOWL COMPLAINTS.

Unless the bowels perform fheir functions properly
the whole body suffers. Tens of lousands die annr>
ally of Dysentery, DiarrhGa, Chronic, Constipation.
and other diseases Of these waste pipes of the systrm,
The effect oftle Pill upon all intestinal disorders
whether casual IT epidemic, is a phenomenon in med.
icine. By follow ing the printed directions, the most
alarming cases Of bowel comp laint are promptly
controlled.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-04-22
A WORD TO

The loo al debility and irregularities which are tina
especial les of the weaker !seI, and which,
when neglected, always shorten life, are relieved for
the time being, and pre7Sslted Tor the time 10 come by
a course of this mild but thorough Alternative.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-16

Hill, to Newton, 80 miles and back, twice q week.
Leave Palestine Monday aud Thursday at am,
Arrive at Newton by 8 pms
Leave Newton Tuesdsy aud Friday Al sa m,
Arrive at Palestine by p m. !, r4.a
iiSlo From LawsnesvIls. by Old Farm. Flat Rock aud
New Hebron, to Robinson % miles ana back, once
Leave Lswrsncsville Fri6-y at PM
Arrive ut Robinson by p m;
Leave Robinson Friday at a m,
Arrive at La~reucsvile by pm, 49,
il6lt From LswrencevIle, by Petiys Shingtown, and
Saint Maria, to Newton, 80 miles aud back,
week
Leave LawrsnceviIe Monday at sam
Arrive al Newton by IN; II.
Leave Newton Tuesday at "a IN,
Arrive at Lawrencevile by 6
1912 From Ms by Ru.rL and Olive, to Bridgeport, IA
miles and back, a week.
Leave Mier Friday al 7 ms
Arrive st Bridgeport by IL u;
Leave Bridgeport Friday at pm,
Arrive at Mer by 6 pm m.
llsIs From Noun, Carmel by Cards Point, Frisndsve
Mer, Bon Pas. and Calhoun, to olnsy, 81 miles
and back, once week.
Leave Mount Carmel Friday at am,
Arrive ut Olney by SPIN;
Leave Oney Saturday at am;
Arrive al Mount Carmel by IN.
il6la From Mount Carmel BY Cords Point Mill Prairie.
miles and back week.
Leave Mount Carmel Wednesday at a m,
Arrive at Fransonia by IN;
Leave Fransonia Thursday at s I'm,
Arrive at Mount Carmel by pm
1913 From Mount Carmel by Friend Grove, New Hope,
Albion, and Wabash, to Fairfield, 80 miles and
back, three lines a week.
Leave Mount Carm,l Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urday at 8 m; w 81
Arrive At Fairfield by m,
Leave Fairfield Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
g
Ariye al Mount Carmel by IN.
1876 From Albion, by New Massl,n, Mount Erie, En-
terprise and Blue Point, to Indian Prsrie, "a miles
and back, once week. faf
Leave Albion Thursday at I'm,
Arrive at Indian Prairis by pm;
Leave Indian Prairie Friday al am;
Arrive at Albion by s pm.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-16

Arrive al Golconds by pm,
Leave GoIconds Tuesday, Thursday, snd Saturday
st6
Arrive al Sbswneetown by m.
1864 From Equality, by Harrisburg, South America, and
Crab Orchard, TO Marion. SO miles and back, once
week.
Leave Equality Monday at m,
Arrive at Marion by Jpn;
Leave Marion Tue sdsy at IN,
Arrive al Equality by 7pm.
Proposals invi led for three times week service.
s35 From Raleigh, by Long Branch Griswod, and Rec
tor, to McI.esnsborcugh, 80 miles aud back, once q
Leave Raleigh Thursday t7sm,
Arrive at McLeansborough by pm,
Leave McLesnsborough Friday at am,
Arrive at Raleigh by pm
1886 From Raleigh by Harrisburg. Mitchelsve Somer-
set, and Grand Pier, to Eixabethowp, 80 miles
and back, a week
Leave Raleigh Friday at 8 am;
Arrive at Elzabethtown by pm,
Leave EGzsbethtown Saturday at s am,
,4t Arrive at Raleigh by pm.
wood, New Haven, Msrshalls Landing. and Tho
mass Mile, (Indians, to Mount Vernon 80 miles
aud back, once week.
Leave Raltgh Friday at Z am;
Arrive 1T Mount Vernon same day by 7pmi
Leave Mount Vernon Saturday at I'm,
Arrive at Raleigh same day by rpm.
1898 From Raleigh by Apple Tree, Auia, and Prairie
Hill, to Marion, "a miles and back, once a week
Leave Raleigh Tuesday at al
Arrive Ut Marion by 4pm;
Leave Marion Wednesday OF am,
Arrive al Raleigh by pm.
1859 From Gaa.in. by Locust Grove. Fits Hill. Frank
fort, Townmoun and Big Muddy, to Duquoin
AZ miles and back, week,
Leave Gallaa saturday at 8 m;
Arrive at Duquoin by pm;
Leave Duquoin Friday at 6 I'M;
Arrive at G.lIa,a by 7pm.
li64o Fl Little Muddy, by Usage aud Blairsv!e, tc
Fredonia IL miles and back. once week. ,.
Leave Little Muddy Friday at m,
Arrive at Fredonia by IL m;
Leave Fredonia Friday at m;
Arrive at Little Muddy by7pn.
il6sI From Vienna, by Greys Mills and Ash Ridge,
Caledonia, rs miles and back, a week
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-16

Arrive st Springfield by pm.
1850 From Springfield by Brush Greek, Horse Greek,
aud Stewards Point, to Hisboro, so miles aud
back, once week
Leave Springfield Thursday at a m,
Arrive at Hillsboro Dext day by III m,
Leave Hlssoro Friday at lp IN,
Arrive at Springfield next day by s. PM
1861 From Springfield, by SALISBURY, Petersburg, Robin
sous Mills. BAH. and Havana, to Lewis,owu, 10
miles and back, three Zines week.
Leave Springfield Monday, "wednesday, and Friday
Arrive a, Lewistown by Bpm;
Leave Lewisiown Tuesday, Thursday, and satur-
day at 3 IN; eta.4
Arrive at Springfield by IN.
1862 From Springfield by RichlsnJ, Pleasant Plains and
Lancaster, to Vnsinis, 81 miles and back, three
Leave Springfield Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
ATTAIN;
Arrive at Virginia by IN;
Leave Virginia Monday, Wednesday, and satur-
Arrive at Springfield by 6p IN
1868 From Springfield, by Athens Petersburg. Hagley, and
Charlottesville, to Beardstown, 8 mites and back,
Leave Springfield Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday
at4am;
Arrive at Beardstown by p M;
Leave Beardstown Monday, Wednesday. and Friday
Arrive at Springfield by 9 pm.
1864 From Taylarsvie, by Stonington, and Mount Au
burn, t, liiiopoiIs, 80 miles and back,
week.
Leave Taylorsville Friday att am,
Arrive at Iiopois by s M;
Leave Illiopois Saturday at Fam;
Arrive at Taylorsyille by m.
1865 From Petersburg by Sweet Water and Middletown
TO Lincoln, 30 miles and back, twice week.
Leave Petersburg Monday and Thursday at "a m,
Arrive at Lincoln by SPIN,
Leave Lincoln Tuesday and Friday at m;
Arrive al Petersburg by m.
1866 From Petersburg by Greenyiew to Delevan, 80
miles aud back, once a week.
Leave Petersburg Friday at7ami
Arrive at Deevan by 6 m,
Leave Delevan Saturday at 7am;.
Arrive at Petersburg by pm.
1867 From Petersburg, by Shoots Point Walkers Grove,
Crane Creek, Culver Liverpool, and Msps Hill,
TO CAUTION, 40 miles aud back, week.
Leave Petersburg Thsrsday at ~ m
Arrive at Canton next day by SPIN;
Leave Canton Wednesday at 7 M;
Arrive at Petersburg next day by pm
1865 From Bcalstown, by Arenzvie, Concord Bethel,
Morgan City, and Exeter, TO Winchester, 40 miles
and back, once week
Leave Beardstown Thursday at am;
Arrive at Winchester by pm;
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-16

Dy Deer fIalns, news, Monterey,
lead, Hardin, and Hamburg, TO BeIleview, 56 miles
and back, week.
Leave Grafton Tuesday Of pms
Arrive at Beevil'e next dey by pm;
Leave Beleville Monday at 9 m,
Arrive at Grsfton day by IL
ll705 From Brighton, by Pasa, Fidelity, Rhodes Point
Rockbrdee.. Fayt,e, Greenfield, Athensvile and
Zion, TO Jacksonville, So miles and back, twice a
week.
Leave Brighton Tuesday and Friday at pm;
Arrive at Jacksonville next day by s p m;
Leave Jacksonville Monday and "Wednesday at m;
Arrive at Brighton next day Ivy II an.
Il706 From Fidelity by JerseyvIs Fieldon to Hardin
ID miles and back once week.
Leave Fidelity Tburday Sam;
Arrive at Hardin by 6 pm;
Leave Hardin Friday at 8 a m;
Arrive at Fidelity by p m.
l707 From Calnvile. by Shaws Point and Honey Point
to Hornsby, 20 miles and back, twice a week
Leave Csrnvle Monday and Thursday nj 8 a m;
Arrive at Hornsby by IL m;
Leave Hornsby Monday and Thursday at p m;
Arrive Ut Cariinvie by rpm.
ll7os From Cauol,on, by Greenfield Fayee and Chester
field, to Csrlinvillc, 81 miles and back, twice o
Leave Csrrolon Monday and Friday At m,
Arrive a, Carnvle by p m;
Leave Carlinvillc Tuesday and Saturday At 8 am,
Arrive at Carroilton by pm.
ll7O9 From Carollon, by Pioneer, Farowowp Vcdder,
Bellevile, Bayvlle, Pleasant Hill, and Atlas, 10
Rockpor, 40 miles and back, week.
Leave Carrolhoh Wednesday at Sal m,
Arrive at Rockpor by 7pm,
Leave Rockport Thursday at 8 m;
Arrive at Carrolton by pm
lI7lo From Carroton, by BluffBnle PEARL Monument,
and Ncbo. to Pieasan, Hill, 80 miles and back,
week
Leave Csrroton Monday at 6 m,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-22
From Warrington.

We are officially Informed that the I. S.
steamer Fulton sailed trcm Key West, some
ten days since, for Tampico, to protect the
right of our citizens in that quarter. The
Susquehanna would also have been seat
thitker had not the yellow fever broken out
on board.
Official information has been received at
the DEPARTMENT of the death of Capt. BenJa'
min Page, at New York on the l6:h inst
Capt Page was on the retired list. lie had
seen eighteen years active service, aad was
last at sea in 1850.
Lieut.. A. j. Hays, United States Marine
Corps. has Leen ordered to the command Of
the marine guard of the United States sloop-
of-war Macedonian, now ready for sea at
Boston, aud soon TO go 10 commlss'on.-
WaSh Star, Of yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-22

Abrogntion OF CIayton-B ulwer Treaty.
The resolution which the committee on
foreign relations of the House has Instructed
their chairman to report on tue subject OF
the Clayton-Dulwer treaty, advises the Pres
ident TO take proper steps for it's abEogation,
ON the ground that the British construction
of the same is unjust to the United States,
and tina: the American construction involves
us in an entangling alliance. 1t is said that
the Senate committee on foreign affairs have
unde. consideration the same subject, and
will make a similar report.
The treaty itself provides that ii may be
abrogated by the mutual assent Of the parties.
Both governments must concur in the abroga-
ZION; and hitherto, it is said, the government
of Great Britain has beeu unwilling to do
it. At the opening of the session the Presi.
dent stated 10 his message that renewed
overture had been made by Great Britain
for an adjustment Of the controversy, the re-
suit of which was TO be seen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-22
The NJ arkets.

BALTIMORE, April 2O-Flour is .buoyant and
firm; Howard street and Ohio $4.37a; City
Mill, $4l21. Wheat is dull and unchanged;
good to prime red lO2@io6c.; good to prime
ubite l2OGl25c. Corn is firm; white o767Oc,
v.llow 67a69c. Whiskey is dull and nominal
a, 2IG2lic. Provisions are frm-bulk Pork
7.Gatc mess Pork 1850. Lard llGll4c.
NEw YORK, April 2l.-Flour is heavy; sales
Of g. 500 bbls.; State S4.l5GS43O; Ohio $455
6S4 IS; Southern 81 55GS4.75. Wheat is firm +;
sales OF 10 600 bush; Southern white llsHl3'c'
Corn is ouiet and nominal; sales unimportant
white 72a74c.; yellow 76a77c. Provisions are
a,n. Mess PORK SlsOOaSlS.lO. Chicago Re-
packed Beet $l2.75GSi3.aO. Lard steady al
llGllic Whiskey steady, at 2ie. stocks are are
higher and frmer. Cumberland coal 20 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-22
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK April l9.--There is nothing wor
Inv of special notice in the stock-marSet to-day
nor in money operations generally.
The exchanges al the Bank Clearing houst
were large this morning, amounting TO S2l,o2,
,73 and the balances TO 81 ,ds0752. The bank
statements received up 10 noon to-day, ABOUT
one half of the whole number, denote that there
will be a decrease shown in the discount line
The aggregate increase in the specie reported
nv those banks. exceeds million The domes-
nc movements of the precious metals last week,
nv the express lines, were altogether In favor
Of New York. The balance in the Suo-treasury
on Saturday, was only $3,S5l,577
The New York Commercial OF TUESDAY al,
t.rnoon. saws "A lot OF United States SKIES OF
1865 were taken at lis, the same pIlce reaiized
AZ las, previous sale. In state stocks we no.
tce large transactions in Missouri SKIES, clos,
Ing at SO. 4 advance. Virginia SKIES declined
% al Ohio SKIES of 1860 closed at lOla !, ad.
vaur.. ditto of 1875 at l04; New York OF 1914
q, rs and Iowa sevens at LOT. ADVANCE
Five thousand dollars of New York City hves OF
1870 brought 49,
There has been light business in foreign ex'
change for transmission by the steamer from
BOSTON. tomorrow, and the market closes with
much dullness since the reception OF the ioreisn
news The general range OF transactions 10
sterling has been at lOSi8iO9 for banks and
bankers, and some parties who put up thelr
rates Yesterday TO 1924 would now sell at los
Commercial signatures lOsGlOss. On Pans
the extreme rates are ST. 81 Hast Is. with the
bulk Of the business at 81. ia. On Hamburg
36!G3G3, Amsterdam 4 SG4li. Bremen 7e3H
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-22
DIED.

DR. FRANCIS C. FITZHUGH, OF Bedford,
King George county Va, died recently, on MS
return home from journey to the South west.
His health not being good ne had made voy-
age to Cuba but he sank gradually, and died al
Charleston, on his way back to MS old home
stead His remains have been brought I" bed
ford, and inferred in the family hurylng ground
there. Dr. Fizhugh vas most excellent ana
aniable gentleman, beloved BY all who knew
him.
At his residence in Stafford county, Va, on
the evening OF the 9Th inst, NEWMAN W.
BARNES. The subject Of this notice leaves
wife and five children, with numerous relations
and friends TO mourn his sudden and unexpected
death
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-22
AUCTION SALES.

TORSES, WAGON, &c, FOR SA LIE
II Will be sold al Public sale, on Saturday
merit at 10 O'Clock at the Stable of Geo w. Brent,
ESD, between Prince and Duke on Pitt street,
Two WORK HORSES and a WAGON, and
some 30 FOWLS. Terms cash
an 22-3t J. HEWES BRENT
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND,
IN UPPER FAUQUIER in pursuance
of the provisions of two deeds of trust, executed
bv James Rogers and wife, the first to Richards
Payue, bearing date Cd the 18th day of October,
1885, and the second, TO r. +. Scott, and John
A. Spilman, bearing date, on the oath day oil
September. 1857, each recorded in the Clerks
Office Of the County Court of Fauquier county,
Va, We, the undersigned, (acting under the au-
thorlty ofthe deeds, respectively made 10 u.s.
will sell the tract OF LAND in the said two
deeds mentioned on the premises at public auc-
ton, To the highest bidder on Tuesday, the 22d
dan of June, 1855 The said tract of LAND
containing EIGHT HUNDRED AND SIXTY
SIX ACRES, lies in the upper part OF Fauquler
County. on the waters OF Carriers Run, within
two mile, of the Salem Station Of the Manassas
Gan Rairoad-and is IN every respect, one d
the best estates in the County, or Piedmont re-
zion of Virginia The soil is generally OF the
best quality, and has been highly improved, Is
we'll watered and heavily numbered. The I'M
ono, movements, consists OF an elegant MAN
~ SION, in complete repair, and all necessary
out.buidngs for the accommodation oil ser
wants and Stock necessary on the farm, balh'
C.rn.Crib, &c. The neighborhnod is healthy,
and society polished. The estate comprises al!
that is necessary to render it most desirable
residence, and profitable investment
TERMS OF SALE:--0ne third part OF the pur-
chase money to be paid down in cash on day OF
sale, the residue to be divided Into two equal pay.
ments to be secured by bonds with approved
personal security, bearing interest 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 resale, in case the
purchaser should fail 10 pay-ln accordance
with the terms herein set forth.
RICHARDS PAYNE,I
r. F.. SCOTT, Trustees.
JNO. A. SPiLMAN, )
Fauouier Co, Va, ap 22-eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-22
ALMANAC.
,ARINE LiST,
PORT OF MISUNDERSTANDING 2l

PORT OF ALEAANDkiA-afhlh II
ARRIVED.
Schr. Arctic Ogden, New York, to 5. Shlnn.
Scbr. Commodore Canning, ellison, Port De-
nosi:, lumber TO Smoot, Uhler X Co
Schr. William Morgan, Williams, to b. h.
Lambert.
Schr. Martha, Baxter, --, TO NJ. tldrIdge
Schr. Caroline, Bucklen, from Rockland,
passed up 10 Georgetown, ID. {.
SAILED.
Schr. Maria Pike, Apologize, New York by
Borden Mining Co.
Schr. Shropshire, Shropshire, New York, oy
L. j. Mehatey.
Schr. Francis A. Abbot, Smith, New York, by
T. J. Mehatfey.
Scbr. Southwnd, Mitchell, Norfolk, by Wheat
& Bro.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, by
Wheat Il Bro.
MEMORANDA.
Scbr r Pharo, for this port, sailed from Dutch
Island Harbor, 18th inst.
Schr. Yankee Boy, Risley, from Washington
arrived a, New York 10TH inst.
Schr. Black Bird, Weaver, from trederickS-
bury arrived at Providence, 18th inst
Schr. Mary Smith, from Fredericksburg, ar
rived at Portland 18th inst
Scbr. g. +. Brown, Dukes, from this port ar
rived at Boston l7;h inst.
Schr. Abby Morton, Lamson, from Richmond
arrived at Boston 18TH inst
Schrs. J. Ireland, Steelman, for Georgetown
cid. at New York 18th instant; Wyihe' lutte
from Richmond, arrived at do same day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-22
Warren,on, Va, NH lS-eo M

TINE SUBSCRIBER wishing TO return South
| offers for sale the place upon which ne
resides, consisting Of TWENTY AND A HALF
ACRES situated in Fairfax County, upon the
old Leesburg Road, which separates it from the
grounds of the Theological Seminary.
~ The DWELLING is two story frame
EE building, Completed in the Fall OF 1860
containing five good sized rooms, exclusive OF
kitchen, storeroom, and pantry. A we'll OF ex-
celent water at the door.
It's proximity to Alexandria, and the nelghbor-
hood affording the best society, makes it desira.
bic, if only for Summer residence.
Possession given Immediately. For terms,
&c, apply either through the Seminary Post
Office, or upon the premises, to s,,rro
Fairfax Co y27-eotf A. c. N. SMEIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-22

NEW STORE NEAR THE DEP0T.-The
" undersigned have this day March LIST,
1859 associated themselves under the name and
STYLE of PAYNE, NEWLY + co. for the
purpose OF conducting general GROCERY,
HARDWARE, DRY-GOODS, AND PRODUCE
BUSINESS, and are prepared TO furnish dealers
at moderate prices, for cash or Produce, and 10
buy Produce BACON, LARD, &c.
With Railroad 10 our door, and ample Ware
house, Wagon yard, Platforms, &c, We invite
call from buyers and sellers.
INMAN H. PAYNE,
ROBT. G. NEWLY,
J. NJ. RICKETTS,.
Warrep,on Va NH lS-eolms
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-22
Orange CT. House. NH ll-eotf

DUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
By virtue of deed of trust, will sell at
public sale for cash, at Fairfax Court House,
on Wednesday, the nth day Of May, Court dsy)
a valuable tract OF land situated about three
and half miles from Alexandria, on the Little
River Turnpike road, and containing one hun
S,sszA., bred and ffty-four AID one fourth acres
.e#jI, The BUILDINGS on said place are
new and substantial About sixty acres are
cleared, and the residue in fine timber. The
said farm is within mile Of the Theological
Seminary and High School, and adjoins tae land
of James Cloud. VIM. II. DsLANf,
Fairfax county, ap lO-eots Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-22

The offerings on Change were light ana
,,srs was less activity. No sales OF Flour re-
nor,ed and quotations remain unchanged lhe
,r,l,,v Of the Wheat offered was poor Sales
Of small lots o; very inferior white at e'Sa''c,'
hs,,er qualities lO5alOsc. No sales OF red
Tho demand for Corn continues active. Saies
=, . ooo bushels white at 62G63c.; yellow SIC
No change in Rye or Oats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-22

pERKLEY X SHACKLETT have just re-
y ceived, very handsome lot OF SPRING
and SUMMER GOODS embracing all styles
and qualities of Dress Goods; Challies Challey
Robes Lawn and Lawn Robes; plain and tgur-
ed DeLanes; Muslns, plain and figured; French
ard Scotch Ginghams English and American
Prints. some beautiful small figures: bleached
and brown Sheetirgs and Shirtlngs; Brown
Linen Drill; bleached do Burlaps Linen, all OF
which with large lot OF other goods both tor
Ls,iies' and Gentlemens wear, we offer upon
the most reasonable terms, at our old Stand,
No 81 king-strect ap Y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-22
An Amphibious Boat.

Henry Crane, of this city, has recently
constructed, for one of Of our gentlemen OF
leisure" and amphibious boat. In other
words, the boat is put upon wheels. and
makes very graceful wagon capable OF
trans porting small party. The oars are
strapped upon the connecting piece between
the axetrees, and the whole establishment
is very tasteful and complete: The object OF
the boatwagon is for visiting fishing ponds, IN
all directions The boat is easily detached
from the gearing aud launched, and Is suil-
GENTLY light to be mounted again, without
difficulty, many prosperous voyages by land
aud wave--Springfeh 4NaSS) Republican,