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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02
BY Yesterday EVENING" Mats.

REVEALS The revival for some week
pass in progress in the NJ. Z. Church of this
place, has not yet come to a close, but still
continues to press forward with a brighter
sui IN the future than 10 the past. Up u
this time seventy-one have profrssed the iaith
In Christ, a large number Of whom arc heads
Of famiiies.
Qlite q spirited revival o. religion comenc-
ed 70 the NJ. E. Caurch Sculh, in this place,
on Monday hight last, when nine persons
presented themselves at the altar for prayer.
On Sunday FIVE connected themselves with the
Church. They still continue to hold their
meetings nightly, which are we'll attended,
Htnchester Rep.
Found DEAD.--On Thursd4y night, 23d
ult., Mir. John W. Exams, OF this County,
aged rs years, was found dead about a half
mile irons his residence. Mr.. Evans, after
eating a hearty supper, went out III search Of
"a hog, AID whist IN the field wa seen sitting
upon a log hy tie side Of which be vas found
dead. A Jury Of inquest was held over the
body OF Friday morning, which gave III &
verdict that Mr. E died with disease Of the
heart orange Chronicle.
Sons OF TEMPERANCE The following are
the cfieers o; F4irl4x Division, No. Is.
elected on Monday night last Tor the current
quarter:
joseph Cooper, W.. p. Hiram Brewer, w.
A. Oscar Moore, Il. S. Sanford Taylor. 4 Il
S. Walter 5. Ford, F.. 5. f. K. Ford, J. in.
Sweet, c. Jno. W. Ne~comb, A.C. JGu Il
Steel, | S Martin Trnmbuil, o. S. R;s X.
7. Brown, Chaplain--Fairtae Ners.
DEATM OF A MINISTER Rev. Henry NJ.
Dennisur, Rector OF 81. Peters (Episcopai)
Church, Charleston, S c., died OF yellow feve:
on the 28th ult. lie was a native of Pennsyi-
vania, graduated at The Episcopal Tneologi
cal Seminary in Filrfa4 county, Va, and
married Il daughter of EI.Presideut Tyler
lie formerly oficlated III brooklyn, New
York, aud Louisville, Ky.
Hon. SuERRARD CLEAENs.-On enquiry at
the Ceutrai IL tel yesterday evenin :, we were
gratiied to learn that the condition OF Hon.
Sherrard Clemens was more favorable, and
that strong hopes were entertained that his
wounded limb would be saved, aud that he
would speedily recover. H. was said to he
quite comfortable, AID 10 good spirits.--Eich-
moad Dispatch.
The B'uo Ridge Republican says, in a
recent visit to Il number of the counties, be-
tween this and Lynchburg, We did not meet
with u single auti-Letchor man, though we
made dllisent enquiry.
The Cu!peper Observer says, n negro boy
in the employ Of Mr. John F. Snyder, of this
place, lost enc of his eyes on Wednesday
bat. whilst putting IF "A blast in a well.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02

FLOUR.-The receipts for the week no" al
Increase over those OF the previous week, Dat
Al. ,e. light, owing TO the continued low stage
Of water IN the up country streams, which pre-
vent, Tue mills from turning out their usual
CsDIi,y. Inc market has presented more &C.
,y,y, the demand on the part OF shippers nav
IMP increased. There were sales reported on
Change Yesterday OF Union street sup, at 30
6z,. which is slight advance. Extra is In bet
Ter request. and We quote at $6.5O@$6 623.-
The demand for Family is light, and prices
range from SiGS7.5O.
WAEAT.-The market during the week has
been unsettled, bu, Yesterday closed quiet, with
q declining tendency. The offerings have been
far, and the quality generally good, though OF
prime Wnea, We nave seen but little, and near
" all OF that was held for seed, at figures far
above our regular quotations. Sales reported
on Change yesterday OF white at l250l30c ,
with a limited enquiry. Red is in active de-
Mahd LOT Shipment, and there were sales al lSo,
lZ5Gl5Oc, according TO quality.
CORN.-The supply is light, and the receipts
Lave been small. The demand continues good
and We note sales OF white at sO6S2c. Very
lille mixed has been offered, and no yellow, for
waCh ;asre is an enquiry. We quote mixed
Normally al 5. Gs4c., and yellow at s5QS7c,
WE-The demand is good, Blu, the receipts
lgat. There were no sales reported on Change
yesterday, and we continue our quotations Of
IagIsday, VIZ sue. Tor prime.
OAIs-1he supply is still below the de-
1aHt, aid the receipts continue light. Sales OF
aas iOls old al Acc. New may be quoted at
4lIilc.
sEEDS-Our quotations for Seeds remain
Unchanged. The market during the week has
s,H quiet, and sales limited.
Fk0Vl>lONS-The market continues ae.
i've With large sales. Country produce is in
very tciIye request. We quote bacon hams at
s"ouIutis &C, anu blues '2~'i2S"
lie suPfly OF Butter is good, and the demand
't'e. We quote best roll at lSlT20c. Lard
A';a'e al ll!c. Eggs i'll fair supply at l23G
lie g dozen.
FASTER continues in fair supply, with a
goa demand. We quote lump, delivered on
"sca's' at S'Gf42j; ground 81
fARilLlZERS.-The demand for Fertilizers
:" %sn quite active during the week, and in
Consequence OF the very limited supply Of No.
''siuV!sn Guano-other fertilizers have been
-"e ehqu'red Tor, and the sales for the week
VII O0i up largely, and show an increase OIL
''''Oss weeks this season. We continue to
S'O's'aano al SIS for No. /, with a very ligh,
WA % land. No. 2 is moving off briskly al
''>1f0o. There have been safes to an incres.
Extent Of Columbian at SIS; Navassa $1s;
-" Mexican $25; and California at $40
NsS' DebuIg at S45. Sup. Phosphates $40,
:. Manipulated Guano at $50 p ton.
S"LI-fhe supply is iair, and the demand
-, "'Q1o:e fin. a, Sl.75; Ground Alum 81.
"NAC-The demand continues good at
W. 100 b..
"H''hlS.-The demand for vessels con
'siy active, and ireights keep up. We
I"ei ates as follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02
'e1andrla Fuel Market, Oct. 1,

T.. VII Fuel ma ket, Oct. j.
,.. PP'y OF Coal aud Wood in the yards
ample 10 meet the demand, and those
-. e'"1ens who have not already laid in
rs " e, ; supply, are now making purcha.
tssoa-we quote Oak at $36$3 rs; Pine
a,,. ''o' cargo prices. The arrivals Of
o., ''1s the week have been quite numer-
s,c, "Dd ready sales. Coal The receipts
nave been lair, and the stock on hand
t..rys Our quotations remain without
aus B l Gun berland Lump at S.; run of
III Ash Is 90 Anthracite White Ash $+ss4;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02
New York Cattle market, Oct. 1.

The receipts OF beef cattle during the past
week amounted to 3,l3i head, against 4,2l2 the
week previous. The supply being ample and
the quality of the cattle OIL sale somewhat Del
ter than those offered last week, an advance OF
July ] cent. p mound was obtained. lhe quo
tations are 6G74 cts. p pound.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02
CHARLES h TEBBS, !
VI. HARRISON, Comm'rs.
JOHN VI. ORR,
Lse.hnrg Loulonn CO., W., scp 3-eots

nUgLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.
by virtue OF a decree oil the Circuit
Iou.t OF Fairfax county, 10 the case OF hatchS
Guardian vs.. Hatch. the undersigned will sell at
public auction, on Sd urdoy, the ltfh d1y q odo-
Der. 1855. az Russeils Steam Saw-Mhl, a Hacl
OF LAND containing ONE HUNDRED ACHES
lying Or the Middle Turnpike Road, and adi"in-
M the iand Of John Pow ell and X X. Jackson.
Tie said land is very well situated, and has d
large Quantity OF virgin timber upon II.
The Terms OF Sale prescribed by The decree
are as lcllows:-One tenth OF the purchase mo-
new to be paid in hard and tue residue IN D, IL,
and Is months, with interest from day OF sale;
the deferred payments To be secured by the
bonds OF the purchaser and a retention Of the
rltie OF The land, until tn last payment is made,
aud a forfeiture OF the cash payment, and a re-
sale oi the land al the costs OF the purchaser, IN
the event OF noncompliance with the terms oil
sale. ALbtkI II. RUSSELL, Comm.
n. Ban arrangement will be made, / de-
sir, d. 10 extend the credits OH the deferred pay
mems. Fairfax county, sep 4-eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02

The rates Of freight aud passage will be ra's-
ed to day by the four railroad companies parties
to the agreement, namely, Erie, New York Cen
trail, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and Pshnsyi-
..-.o Con,r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02

The Wool Grower estimates an increase IN
roun nd numbers, of five hundred Thousand pounds
in the wool crop Of Ohio, over last year-only
one county, Knox, showing any CONSIDERABLE de-
crease.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02
ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER OCTOBER p 1868

WASHINGTON IrEAs-THE RESERVOIR ON
LEES HILL on the IIeighths Of Geor getown.
is progressing fav0rab!y. The interior basin
is nearly excavased. aud the concrete f1r ire
foundation oil the eDcirc!ing wall to sustain
the dome, is abou: nalf laid. GA the ronI-
eide A heavy projecting vail Is iiT advanced,
and q portion Of tue excavation for the III
ili-nt and ~cfiluent pipes already dug our.
DANGEROUS ASSAULT Adult q quarter
past . o'clock yesterday evening, Mr. +. ..
iiiebGrgcr vas shot by Winant S;reng, d
German, from California, on ID. street, near
9;h. The circumstances were these: S3ue
gentlemen, Frec.M lsOns, were standing con-
.ersirg on the steps leading to the Masonic
Hall, when tbe defendant was seen pacing
10 aud ,inwu the street IiISir = incnhcrentiy
a3ou; he VI sonic 0! Ter. At .vnsth be pull
ed out q iiye.barre!cd RECOVER aud dis
charged i; twice il the direction of the
door, one Of the shots t,kiIg effect ia the
foot 0. Mr.. IiioDurgcT, t"Cu st!lIiug on tre
stone STEPS. StrsGg WAS q@icL!g 2Tfas,ed
by Officer King and hrouGAt before Justice
Thompson, at the watch house, who cummit-
ted him to jail for further examinations.
CAMpuESE AGAIy Il. is with 10 nope that
any report. II tho niscSieis Uccasl9ned ~ the
use OF camphene, however terrible they may
have been, will have any effect az a proven
tive OF lis u-c; nevertheless We may r"pcrt
that Il family circle OF our acquaintance were
the evening before last placed IN imminent
peril By the bursting oil L catu 2heue iamp /"
a lady's hand. The burnn. eirmeat te"
right aud left, happily, however, without
more serious injury tha.! the DESTRUCTION ct
a dress or two, and the Inspiration vi what
we hope may be E Wholesome terror against
the c0ufiaued 80 OF tue article III Une Jams
iy at ieas..-Nct. Int.
MARINE DISASTER The schooner Adellnc
Jennings, &! New Jersey, sailed from Alex
andria q few days Slice, bound for New
York. with d load Of coal, and whilst outside
the Capos was met by a severe gale 10 Hh'ch
the was considerably damaged. She itstthe
head Of the foremost, and mainmast also was
Carried away forty feet above deck causing a
loss OF the main boom, gati toYsai! AID maui
sail. By the falling Ot the main top mast
on the deck, her rails ard tuiwaik1 were
carried away. The captain hol-ied the n'ala
gaf aud sail on vat was lett Of he maiu-
mast, and manag d 10 arrive az Baltimore,
on Thursday a.,gTuUHn, having been COM
PEELED u pat IL for Iepairs.
Wcrkmen were yesterday cosaged in lay
ing the Gas Pipes on Water street, to tie
Light House, on Jones Point.
Intelligence has been received Of the death
Of Robert " hittakcr, a boatswain In the
Navy, which occurred at Charlcstown, Mass,
on the 9th ult. Mr.. ". mad been 10 the
~-ervice TOR number OF years, and was ofan
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02

Wouli respectfully announce 10 the citizens
of Alex nIrA. that they vail give TWO oi their
lrim!tabIe pRAWlNG-NODN S0IREES, Gem.
mcncing MOND.iY EJENING, 0doJer ih
re following axe among the prominent
ms % rs:
J ". LANDS, Ethiopian Commedian,
PAUL BERGER, Basso, formerly oi Matt PeeIs
Troupe, :. !
!. i. WILLIAMS, the ~iavorite Ballad Singer;
OLE Bull AiYaas, the w..l-knoWn Nol!Elst,
K. +. MYERS, tie grra. Female Deiinea;or;
Ben YEAGsR tue Champion Jig Dancer
q " U~EIrToY; and others.
Comprising toe best talent in the country.
Opening with an entire new selection Of Songs;
lhorusse.; Witfici.ins, Ballads, Comic AID Sen
ti;ncutai; bur!esques, &c.
is. WILK.. "a. Proprietor.
J. ". LaSuls. Stage Manager.
J. 4. MYsRs Musical Director.
Dr. 6. v. F%EITToS, Agent
~ Doors open al to at 5 o.
clock
IL Cards of Admission % cents. Gentle.
men. unaCcOmpanicd by Ladies', 10 Front Seats,
81 cents
IL Seats can be secured al the Hall, without
extra cuaI =. "ct ii
: uRST nPTNING OF BUNNETS AT
RICHIKD3' ri /A.fR.-l viii have
open. Oh Tuesday morning next, October 5in, 4
very handsome stock % Fail and winter BON
NETS. OF Veivs's, Satins. Chip. ana Straw.
Also. Bonnie; Materials, III Veiveta. d very great
variety: Splendid gibbons; heal french FLOW
rrs. ~ SPRAYS. NripiAs, and ~"oquts; Encae,
rom .2jr to- So. Satin; ILLUSIONS; b:nrd-:
Lacrs. aud all k,Hd, OF Millinery Goods. 4
.,;,u,;if assortment Of Dress Cap; Chenille
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Oct. Flour is dull. Howard
street and OAio S5.5 o Wheat is irregular; red
liG0l25c.; white l35al4jc. Corn is dull at
s56ssc. for yellow, white at soGslc. Provi-
sions very dull: mess pork SiG.5UaI725. Wins.
key is dull; Ohio 23GE31c.
Nsw YORK, Oct. Flour is heavy; sales
of $500 bbls; State S5.lCGS5.'5; Ohio $50
as So; Southern S.. 30GS5.60. Wheat is very
dull, with a declining tendency; red $t.2GhS
81 Is; white 81. 256Sl so. Corn mas declined;
sales OF 10000 bush mixed G9G74c; white
s56se1c yellow CSC. Pork is firm; mess $l6.-
eoaSl7 10; prime $l4.ecaSl5. Whiskey clos
ed firm at 23aG3ic. Stocks are higher; Va.
SIS SO; Mo. 6's SAG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02

fEO. T. BALDWIN, dealer in IRON and
VI STEEL, no. 10 imth FutJdr &rea Al
ways on hand, d complete stock oi BAR,
BAND. HOOP. and HORSESHOE IRON also'
CAST. SHEAR, GE.RhAN, aud BLISTER
STEEL. All OF which will be sold at the low,
est price for cash, or OIL short eredits 10 pauctual
customers. sep
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02
AUCTION SALES.

IA
~
Dy :. ]. ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
r1NNIH>iu\tt'> .ALE-Ir ,yecu ion OF
a decree o, lie Circuit Court II AlcXan-
dria Comfy. rendered AZ MAY term. 1855, IN
the sui; of Richard BiaylocK and wife, vs..
: l,sbu, Hall ard diners the UNDERSIGNED will
H. tcr s,Ia =, ,uhIic ,ucr,or an SAT, .H,v IN.
iAL s., or .co.c,,lc, NOR, -, o.ciyL n
. loon. ~. H.. ggf.. j., n. c,,v oC
AL.v.ntr, ,IuT0F GEGI-ND IL thu said
- c;,v of alcv Irio. with he BUILDINGS
,a.s# ,,,i n,rrovauents thereon situated and
L,''I,I 49, ,d,i,,,. VIZ. g.o;rn;rg nm H.. Sout,
.,to at Wol1r .,r,e, ., fhr diane q, 81 lper
20 The East Of Water street, aud running thence
east "Iih Vote street - feet: thence : U''
parallel 10 " aver sl!"'t - Ier' ! i"chee' 'A'h'c
west, parallel TO W"iie STREET. - irr'; 'he"cr
i'"dth parallel to water st's.5' :" ne ots'"n'nE,
ihFNa OF ALE -"ne-'e'''a ., - PI, :,
n''hry MUS, DC '"'" /" a." Wv -.
'Aref tq"d' ''9'@ 'is"'s d -" : : ~ :" :,
IA 'h 'he day o' 7"e' NE .',L p"2 ~ - ~
oetF interest 20 oe st'"'eu " '" ""'''' VI -"
purchaser "'ti s"ou 's"""' :
Ie 10 De retained ''"' 'hf P''S""se "?"' -
i"!ly P"in, an" 'he ii"Fe'ly " 'e l'so'"l d ,.s
TisN o. me Patchesei' IL 'Ht 'c'hs u s"e NC
ii"t complied WIN.
h. H',th' Com'rs.
Law D. ihih""'
aug lp-eo's ~,
~ me ABOVE SAFE u pos p'.s' ""''' "tr
n'Sidy me l@H ddy o o3'oe'' "t 'he SANE .'"e
and place. sep -o-eo's
By : ] Observation-Disclosures.
ryWO VALUABLE pWELLING, IN THE
CITY UF ALEXANDRIA FOR SALE
By virtue of a deed OF trust, bearing cate on 'ue
/ lIth OF February 1875, recorded IN Llbcr 7,
" ~ ,f...,l,,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02

BOOT>, CATERS, SHOES, &c, %c-A
ID general assortment oil Boots, CATERS, Shoes,
&c, &c, loI Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses, BOYS,
ant Cnli!ren's wear, OF the best matenais and
workmanship, can be touni at
HARMON Burns,
4os Pennsylvania Avenue, between Al and 5lh
streets. q tew doors east OF National Hotel
Washington, sep iS-eo2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02

Intelligence has been received Of the death
OF Robert " hit.akcr, Il boatswain In the
Navy, which occurred at CharlcstoTn, Mass,
on the 9th ult. Mr.. ". mad been iu the
service tnr a number OF years, and was ofan
adsanc d aye.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02

FOR RENT.-The TAVERN PRO
inS PETTY at Fairfax Court House, no" oc-
cWpIeI by Thomas Garner. IBIS IS al oiI
stand. and with all energetic landlord, d so"G
business might be- done. Possession gwen jan
nary I,t, 1859. APPLY to b. WATERS, Alex
andfla. or TO THOS. X. LOVE, Fairfax Court
House. (Falrlax News.) sep 6-!a"Zm
JOB PRINTING
Neatly executed, with despatch, at this Othce,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02

BEAUTIFUL BDnK.-iue Poet: Of tue
= Nineteenth Century, ~se'rctea and cdlIrd by
tHe Rev. Rob-f, Ans MI.not with English AID
American addition, arranged by + A. Dug
Siuck. editor OF the encyclopaedia OF American
Literature" IL one elegant octave volume, H.
Illustrated b. l22 orgraviugs. by eminent artists,
price in cloth. s.; IN hall cdi;. -.
Also, Mottle, Du'cn Republic. IN three hand
some octave yoIGmes. hall calf, -. Just re-
ceiyrd, and Tor sale by EDBI. BELL.
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DIED.

In Washington, on Wednesday night, after d
long and painful illness, TERESA, wife oil
Dennis O,Donnoshue, in the 2eth Year OF her
age.
In Washington, yesterday morning, Miss
SARAH JANE, daughter OF the late Francis
C. Triplett, esq Her funeral will take place to-
day, at II o'clock, al the Methodist Protestant
Graveyard.
Sep,ember 29th, at the residence OF his grand
father, Mr. JohL +. Knox, OF Fauqu'er county,
CHURCHILL SELDEN, fifth child OF WuI.
G., and NJ. e. Somervilie, aged 5 years.
r. To III. Voters of the Countyof F~auqmr:-
FELLOW ClTZENs Il desire TO represent you III
the next Legislature OF our State, and ,neIei1'e
! announce myself as a candid Ate Tor your suiifa.
yes at the approaching election.
do not put myself before you as a man OF
brilliant talents and extensive learning, but as a
PRACTICAL man. well acquainted with the business
uursuits OF life, aud thoroughly Identified with
Won in those interests and sympathies which
bind communities together.
Fellow.citizens, | must understand your wish
es, and | promise you, If chosen, iai'n'"iiy 10
represent them.
NV political opinions are well known TO you,
and need no commeu in this bT!e! address. Al
I ask is "a free fight" and d Canvass which Wi!
render a convention unnecessary, thus leaving 10
YOU the largest liberty In The selection OF your
representatives i am, gentlemen, your 90 l.
ssrr.nt JOHN u. BECKHAM.
Fauquier county, Va, oct2-eott
T- .JosS W. KlSCHELoE. esq |! he consents
will be supported Tor Sheriff OF FauqUler con'l-
~ al the special election 10 be held on lsth
November next. He has acted as ID putty She
riff for several years, with great satisfaction
IN all ~parties. His uEtlrlng Industry ana elltF-
py. integrity Of character, aud sentlematly 'e-
Hor,msnt. have Won for him many Niends
| throughout the county Eis hoped he VIII an
.n,,cs himself a Candidate. We will be cordi-
| ally supported at M
Fauaaier county, va, oct 2-eo5t
w FAIR AT WASHINGTON, RAPPAHANNCCh
CoryTy The Ladies at Washington Kappa
hammock county, will hold a Far al tna' pace
on Monday. the 4,h OF October, Z curt Ga! tle
proceeds OF which will be used Tor Inc psneAt Vi
the PRESBYTERIAN Church a dinner Will Dc iui'
nisbed OH the same day. The ladies Tespec"u''y
solicit the attention oi the puolic.
Rappahannock county, sep e-eo,d
- RAGS RIO COFFEE, (part prince
~ as bbls. double Refined Crushed Sugar
" rs " B. Coffee Sugar
SO boxes prime Dairy Cheese
rs casks Super Carb Soda, just received
ami for sale by CON
20 Prince street Wharf.
T AMPOIL-W Winter bleached EIephan; Va!
4 Pure Sperm, Solar, Winter biescnea %na,s
Lard Oil, Kerosene Oil, Camphene and fhe
1saI OH. lust received, and for sale by
Teal HENRY COOK & co,
40 Sarepta Hall
" FOR BALTIMnRE.-Ihe STEAMER
GETSDIAMOND STATE, will receive car
- ,oI baltimore, on Saturday, (his day leaving
at 3o'clock, P. NJ. mo ~
~, Git WHEAT & BRO, Agents.
- Observation-Disclosures fhiladeipaia
81 CITY PROPERTY TO exchange lor a sms.
tskM with necessary buildings, within twenty
m;les Of Washington city, d. Z. ADDRESS eS >
itl cfrA9f Hhlla
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02

vIRU$TEEs' SALE OF LAND.-B; virtue
ol a deed Of .rGs' from Benjamin Thorn.
TO- 20 us. da,e& h" -hth day Of February, 1852,
and Of record ir the Clerks Office OF Fairfax
County Court, IN land record book q, No 3.
folio 49,, we snail. Oh Molauy, the Ie!h fAy yj
July nert, CC9uTl tay) in iron, Of he Court
house OF the SAID County Of Fairfax. offer al
| pubic auction. 10 tue highest bidder, :or cash.
the part OF portion ol Inc TRACT OF LAM
therein conveyed, aud not heretofore release" by
order ot Reginald Fairfax, the cestu cue trust
situated IN the sad county. through when me
Alexandria, Loutoun ard Hampshire Ra!lToao
pa.se,, and containing about FOUR lHoL-n
AND. SEVEN HUNDRED AND SIAllfOIh
ACRES, or so much thereof - may oe h'cs''a
r. 10 satisfy Inc amount now due the sad hegi'
Maid Fairfax, and remaining UNPAID, ana Inc
costs and expenses OF sale.
Fairfax County, Va jc i-eots
TIE above sale IS postponed Until tue 10th day
of august ncE, (Coart daJ)
fa.riax county, Fa,ly I-eots
IL The above s,le Is iuItner postponed until
Mo,.day, The =gh dag Of September, (romt day
aug Scots
II The above sale is further postponed unit
Moaday, ta IsA day Of Oetot9, Court day
THOMAS K. LOVE. Truye
sep 23-sps ALFRED MOSS :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02

Wcrkmen were yesterday cos'sed in lay
ing the Gas Pipes on Water street, to tie
Light House, on Jones Point.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02

The Cu!peper Observer says, a negro boy
in the employ Of Mr. John F. Snyder, of this
place, lost enc of his eyes on Wednesday
bat. whilst ruttiug IF "A blast in n well.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02

The B'uo Ridge Republican says, in a
recent visit to IA numter of the counties, be-
tween this and L%ynchburs, We did not meet
with u single anti-Letcher man, though we
made d!iigent enquiry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02

TIE ALARM OF FIRE yesterday morninr,
was Caused Ly the turning Of a kettle Ct
tar, at the Foundry ci MIR. /. ). Jameson.
Workmen were engaged in making a gravel
roof: ybon The tar which they Herc heating
i, a kettle, took fire, causIt s q great blaze
and d large volume Of smoke. No damage
done.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02
FRANCIS I. SHIT II, } Coo,rs
LAW. 3. TAYLOR,

aug lb-cots
u The above sale is postponed until HeL
ms tag The 18Th day Of OcioJo, al the same time
and place. sept 2U-eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02

NAV GOOD: AND FASiilOhS-DUNALL
< BRO. MERCHANT TAILoas, nave the
pleasure OF announciig to their friends and Gus
iomers rnat they are nov il receipt OF tn"ir
FALL and WINTER GOODS, OF the latest
,'vles and designs. with the fall aud winter fash.
ion,. They are prepared to have al garments
made 10 order. ia their usual style OF elegance
and m.,i,p DUYALL * BRO.
Washington, sep 23-3iaw3wii