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Methodist Episcopal Church.

At the great Missionary Meeting OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, held on Mon
day evening ut st. Paul's Church, n. J.,
many interesting facts in relation TO the OPP
erations of the society the last year were
given. 1t was stated that California, which
was mission station but u few years ago,
now has ninety-two regular travelling minis
tiers and seyenty-six lay preachers. Inc
work in Kansas and Nebraska has been 50
prosperous that there would soon be two an-
nual conferences, one in each Territory. The
Rev. w. H. Good, who had labored III the
mining region, stated that
"His last removal was to the foot OF the
Rocky Mountains, in the gold regions com
monty known as pixies Peak. lie found
there population of some twenty thousand,
although greatly scattered. and the distance
OF travel necessary to perform his work was
great; vet he had no cause OF complaint, al
though for months be had not rested Tor one
night within a building. Speaking OF the
extent of country which his field OF labor
now embraces, he said 1t is four times the
size of your little State of New ! ork. Mr..
Good said there was now but one spot 10 be
occunied before the missionaries on tins SIDE
of the Rocky Mountains would hc joined by
those on the Oregon side, and that was Utah;
and the time was not far distant when the
citadel of Mormonism would be boldly at
tackled, and if no more suitable person
would offer to lead in that assault, the speak
er was ready at any moment to undertake
the work.
The Rev. III. Crews, Of Illinois, had also
been frontier preacher for many years
He commenced his laborS in the far W est III
ls43. when he had to travel from sixty to
eighty miles without seeing single white
settler. in Rockford, where he 1T present
labors, there were then no inhabitants; now
he superntends, rs u presiding elder. no
less than nineteen charges, all Of which, with
the exception Of three, he can attend by
means Of railroads"
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Later from the Pacific Coast.

New YORK, Nov. l0--The steamship
Atlantic, from Aspinwall on the ID instant,
arrived here this morning. She brings up
ward of 81, j00,O 900 in specie and treasure on
freight.
The Vanderbilt steamer North Star, hence
on the 10Th, had not arrived at Aspinwall.
Gen. Scott arrived ut San Francisco on
Sunday the 10TH on board the Golden Gate.
The steamer received salutes from the bat
terry. North Point, and from al! the steamers
in port, and the clipper ship Fairlisht.
Gen. Scott landed at noon, and was eScor-
ted by all the volunteers OF the city An
arch of welcome had been erected, from the
centre of which wreath was suspended
As he passed beneath in a baronche, he was
officially welcomed by Gov. Weller.
On Monday, the 18th, he departed Tor San
Juan in the steamer Northerncr, amid sa.
lutes from all points. lie was accompanied
by the steamer Shubrick, which returned to
the city the same evening.
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DR.. w, Boyd.

.1nother Oxawatomie Brown on SmuiI
Suie.-The individual whose name heads
this paragraph will be remembered by many
Of our citizens as the little quark doctor who
has been living IN and about Washington for
the last two wears or so. lie resided on the
Island, and AT one time was Il huckster IN
the Centre Market, and was frequently seen
loating about Bacon's corner, opposite the
Seventh street end Of the market. He was
also prominent speechiher in the meetings
of the intidel club, held ut the old Masonic
Hall last winter. 1t will be seen from the APP
pended letter, which our Mayor received last
evening from Il prominent citizen of West
minister, Nd. that the quack doctor has been
playing deep game after the school OF
"Osuwatumie" Brown, and has made fail
ure
WESrMINiS1iE. Nov. 5, 1885,!
D.u, Sr:-On Tuesday last, white man was
arrested in our county. with twohorse wagon
containing two negroes. with all the necessary
baggage and provisions. They are now i'll our
Jail The negro woman says she was brought
from the College in Your city. The negro man has
not revealed where he came from, but the white
man says he came from Washington; and the
whole conveyance is well prepared 10 aid negroes.
The white man is fully identified a the man who
was with Col. Lees black last spring, ana VINO
was taken from here in July last by one OF your
city officers He says that he owns but one fifth OF
the horses and wagon. and 10 keep those horses at
livery until our April term. they will be Of heavy
expense. Your inquiry touching this matter might
lead 10 the arrest Of others This man Is OF small
statue. rather sandy beard and inustachr, and
speaks as though he is a Yankee. have consi-
cred my giving notice duty, and hope II may
turn 10 good account Yours, most respectfully,
GRO Epw. WAMPLEE.
Capt. Goddard informs us that this letter
describes, to a turn the individual who at
tempted to run off Col. Lees negroes; and 1t
is more than probable that the Doctor IS
caught at last and will be remanded to Nir-
GINA for trial there, for his known compiler
II with that affair The negro woman VINO
is now in Westminster Jail with him is
thought to be u slave owned by Clark Mills,
the artist, who ran away from her master
about a month since The man is her hus-
band who was hired by his master Ia gen
tlemau of Prince Georges county, 70 some
person in Washington, and who disappeared
about the same time she did.-Ha% Star.
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE


New YORK, Nov. lo.-The steamship City
of Baltimore. from Liverpool, on the 10Th
ult., touched at Queenstown, and obtained
intelligence from Liverpool and London OF
Friday, the 2Sth
The loss OF the Australian packet Royal
Charter, is confirmed. Nearly loo persons
were lost
The ship England. bound from Liverpool
to New Orleans, WAS driven ashore during
the late storm, IN llolyhead harbor. The
Great Eastern rode out the gale admirably
/ Fighting in Naples was considered immi-
nent Garibaldi had issued stirring pro-
camation to the Neapolitans.
! PARIS. Wednesday. Minister If War
has placed material of war al the disposal
Of the Spanish Government, and has declar-
ed that the Emperor will support the militia
/ ~ operations Of Spain against Morocco, rs
/ he did Piedmont in the late war.
+ Ii is stated that Napoleon vii! pay Il visit
to the King Of the BelgianS.
/ CoNSrANTINorLE, l9th.-Four chiefs i'll the
late conspiracy have been condemned 10
death. This had created terment among
the ropulace, and threats of vengeance ha!
mysteriously reached the palace Of the Sui
tan.
The Montenegrins still commit atrocities
towards the Turks.
/ TURIN Wcdnesday.-Th Minister of JUS
! tice has resigned in consequences OF the court
having removed to Milan.
/ BREscA, Tuesdav.-The Austrians have
I evacuated five cantons in the district OF Gar
yuanoon on Largo di Mazda.
! MADRID, Oct 24.-Marchng orders have
been given 10 the troops to join the expedi-
ton against Morocco. Gen. o. Unnel starts
al the end of the week.
The Paris Constitutional says that France
will not submit to the action Of England in
regard to the Sucz canal affair.
The only portion Of the steamer Royal
/ Charter that was standing on Wednesday
evening, was Il small part OF the stern with
the wheel, and screw-lfting apparatus
/ She struck at 3 o'clock on Wednesday morn
! Ing, and broke up at seven. Before striking
! the CABLES parted and she tried to steam Oft
| the coast, but the wind blowing "A hurricane,
! She dritted ashore Four hundred and sew
! enty persons were lost, only thirty were
saved. All the women persisted.
The steamship Circassian arrived at Cal
way on Thursday night.
HoNG koNG. Sept l2.-The American
I Ambassador has returned from Pekn with
out having obtained ratified treaty, but the
ratification had taken place at Pe-hoang by
commission.
CoNsTA>rISorLE, Sept. 2222.-Rupriska ~
/ Pacha has been confirmed as Grand NZler.
! I.oNpnS, 2Sth.-COnsols 9jsta95i.
! CuuMEHciAL.-Cottono OH Thursday very active;
sales Il 900 bales and closed with an upward ten
dcncy. Richardson Spence 4 Co., in note dated
on the evening OF the 10th, quote Cotton LOG ID.
higher since Friday. clean sorts Of Orleans aud
Mobiles.
Breal,tulf- steady, and generally unchanged.
T Provisions slow Of sale but prices unalterel.
Sugar firm, but quotable advance.
Z Consols gJi@ gJ..
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NOTICE. NOTICE! NOTICE..

OPENING OF REAL PARTISAN GOODS
OK NEXT MONDAY, OCTOBER 3rd. | will
~ open large stock Of FRENCH GOODS, Of
my own importation, all of which were carefully
selected by myself whilst in PARIS, last month.
am confident that | now offer the greatest variety,
and the hauIsomest goods AT the lowest prices.
ever exhibited for sale in Washington city.
therefore earnestly invite the Ladies OF Washing
ton, and Vicinity 10 give an early call and con-
vince themselves OF the truthtulness of What
assert.
The attention Of the Ladies is respectfully di-
rected to the following most beautiful Goods
Empress Eugene Head dresses
Flower Head dresses
Maria Stuart Head dresses
White Mnrabout aud Gold Head dresses
Queen Victoria liar-nets
Chenille and Gold do
Black Plumes oruamentcd with Gold, for the
Hair
Steel Buckles and handsome Hair Ornaments,
the latest styles worn III Paris
All kinds of Real Laces, made to my order,
such as
valeucienne, Chanty and iuipUre
Chantilly Veil, and Collar,
pontc Lace Sets and Collars
Maltese do do
Ilonitun do do
Swiss, Jacunet, aud Cambria Embroideries,
made Ia my order
The latest Partisan styles of Trimmings, such as
Crochet FrngeS, Crotchet Buttons
P.s.ementerie Efile Faconnc
Etfle Plcs.c, Netour Faconnc
Guipurc ct Boutons, Pompadour ct Plisse
A magnificent assortment of Flowers, far richer
than ever before sold in Washington.
Marabout and Ostrich Feathers
Coz de- Pumes, bought expressly for the pur-
pose of trmr Ing the Sombrcro> Marion. the
Attest style of Hat, worn by all fashionable
Iadir, of raris and England
4 choice assortment III Bonnet aud Trimming
Ribbons
Bertha Capes, n Ia Marie Antoinette
POlcrine IuuaNc
Velvet Ribbons, in black and high colors
Wide Black Velvet for Clnaks best quality
Black and Colorri Bonnet Nelyets
NuIour Imperial
Bonnet Silks, IN all r"lors
Parisian Bunnets, really beautiful
Partisan Ruche. for Bonnet>
, .pI.ndid stock Of Cloth and Velvet Clcaks
4 treat variety of Children, Bournous. Pale
tots. and Rag,ans, both plain and enbro-
dcrci
All oI The above articles. and great many 9th
r. moi enumerated. were purchased al the openin Z
of the present Pari,ian season. and are consc-
uu,ntly u whole season III advance Of the styles
,,.uolly found here a. the goods imported 10 this
country are generally ordered the preceding March,
and beuc. are necessarily VI the previous Fall
Partisan styles. Hence, To- avoid the annoyance
Of being always behind the fashions, while making
a visit to Europe, STOPPED few weeks III Parit,
ana bough, the above goods in person, from first
hands. hope the kind patronage Of the Ladies
will enable me TO make yearly tripto Paris, with
the sole object Of Keeping pace with the Partisan
fashions. and to have all new styles OF goods here
finn. thap
shelves.
Particular attention given to orders.
Cloaks and Bonnet, made to order in latest
styles.
B.-Lu,lies wishing any choice articles from
Paris may obtain them hy leaving their orders
with me- W. WILLIAM, - Market space
Washington. oct l-eo2waeo6w
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TOBACCO FACTOR,
10. %, Exchange Pdc

10. ~ Erchange Place,
Is yo,r BALTIMORE, MD,
| 49," RECEIVING direct from the manu-
l0B,Crn Of Virginia, a general assortment Of
lion a. A.. 70 which he invites the especial atten-
'eaiers. oct 22-dlm
lUllll IokDS UF WOOD FOR SALE.-I
.lar;. nave Tor sale, within ten miles Of Alex
C0RDS I mn BORDERING on the Potomac, 1000
M eo,a iAE WOOD, which will sell for 800
d. 'Aaams. Address a. b." Alexsn-
nsY 5~11t
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MN Z r c I A L.
Market, November 10.

=. market, is dull with fair offerings MsIo's
tl .Tn;on stree, Flour at s5.25. to which hs
''e' :. m,rks, has settled down. Sales OF about
sre' 'D' 1.,. e Wheat at 1919 1859. for fair to
''''v ' I,,. and l2o@ l2lc for fair red. The de-
'''' moderate, but prices show no decline
nAHa LINED further. Sales were made on
90" ;, soc. for white and mixed. Rye Is lees
'a'"7 .uo,. a further decline, with sales ut
'''', r., receipts are light. In Cats there Is
'''' i,,o, and We have no change to nose IN
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The Markets.

ov, Nov. lO-Flour closed dull; How
.,o;. civ Mills $500. Wheat closed
- =. ossrius. were small; white 1900 l4Se.;
'''' l,,sr Corn closed dull; white and yell
g ,ec. Provisions closed quiet mess pork
h,,,, sides luc. whiskey closed nomi-
~ u .6c.
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rb.E New York Herald says:-"Money contin-
= work a, easily as borrowers could wish.
~. r,,.. r,usin as they were-5(a on call, z
',", I,.r III, he, endorsed long paper and Tor
-, Ia. ,hor, acceptances. Second-ciass names
,,nre from sG lu@l2, according 10 character
Re-"
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MARRIED

On Thursday evening. the :rd instant. by the
Rev VIM. q. Coe. THOMAS HUTTON, esq" oi
Cass County. Missouri, TO Miss SARAH T..
HUTCHINSON. of Fairfax County, Va.
ON Thursday evening last, hy the Rev. d. r.
owen, WM. HENRY MARTIN. t" Miss LUCY
A. ANDERSON, all of Warrcnton.
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DIED.

In Washin gton, on the Sth instant, at his late
residence, on Thirteenth street, VINCENT MAST.
AT the residence of Mr.. Thomas Clage,, near
Upper Marlboro, Nd on Saturday last, Miss
XrLIMA HODGES.
la Baltimore on the 9Th instant, at the residence
of his son. JOHN SlPPLE i'll the 9th year OF
his age.
On Monday morning last pr. GOODWIN, Il
highly respectable citizen Of Fauquier County.
aged about IS years.
rts~ TIE UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY
for Lung and Throat Complaints, the celebrated
Toll ANODlNE, u sure Neuralgia remedy.
adapted also Ia all Nervous Complaints. These re.
liable and valuable remedies are now ready. and
will be for sale by all druggists and dealers. where
circulars and full descriptions may be toand, to
which we invite the attention of all. and on which
". RELY for approbation Prices within reach ofall.
SOLE AGESTs.-J. W. HUNNEWELL Il CO..
: and s. Commercial Wharf, Boston; GEORGE
HUNNEWELL. las, Water street, New York.
For sale by all Druggists and dealers every.
where PEEL 4 STEVENS. Agents. Alcxan-
dra, Va. oct 2s--d6clm
ELEGANT CURTAIN MATERlALS.-Just
Ia received and on sale, two cases rich French
Tapestry Satin Brocatelle, Satin Lain. India Da
mask. Damask Lain, and Wursted Reps; all i'll
splendid and modest styles, suitable FOR Drawing
Rooms, Libraries, lDambers. dr. Win rlcH uf-
tain and Side Ta,sels and Guips 10 match, Corni.
ccs. Bands, AZ.
Also, ten cartons. comprising many varieties Of
beautiful Swiss Lace and Muslin Undercurtains.
all Of which will he found very pleasant TO look AT
and nj astonishingly low figures.
We furnish Curtains and Corniccs made up I"
order M the shortest notice.
CLAGETT D0DS0N.
Washington nov 2-eo6t
CSTPERIuk OILCL0THS.-Just received per
- propeller Mount Vernon. 10 sheets, Is by 100
feet very heavy and well seasoned Floor OilclothS
for rooms halls. passages. vcstibuies, 2c., all III
entirely ncw designs. representing most beautifully
tapestry velvet carpets. rcSro. Gothic ranne, OAK
do and various designs Of cncaustic tiles.
Also, % sheets in feet widths at very low price,
in same designs, and many others never heretofore
seen in this market.
All Of which cutting up as per diagram
and fitting very cheap.
Customers ordering Oicloths of " will have
their places measured and cut out aud sent home
without extra charge.
CLAGETT L DODSCN.
Washing ton. Scott
- VESSEL WANTED FOR CUBA-We
AaAtH want good vessel of 800 tons to take cargo
of Coal to Cuba.
nov : WIN. II. FOWLE 4 son.
NVEW HAMS.--New Sugar Cured Hams. re
IN ceived and for sale by
nov 10 GARRET HuLsT.
rU1R.VFJISG SHAWLS for gentlemen, at
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Land Warrants.

,,,nd Warrants the demand exceeds the sup
.ui n, market again envinces some activity
-, inward tendency. The inquiry Is now
..,r,rIy from Spectators deslrous to a'aii
.I,..,, N, extreme low prices. Warrants
Az. .ou.r,n,ly touched bottom. being lower than
-. t.t,re. The quotations are;
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y,ax. Nov. l0.--Flour has ad'aneed &C.

Srv YoRK, NOV. w. 49,,
,oe.S4.sj; Ohio $5.jO@so.6o; southern
.s. Wheat has advanced ! &c. Corn
:, ,Iyanced ?@Sc.; New jersey yellow io"s
~ heavy; mess sl5.l2@sl5.l5; prime siO''O.
anil At lu!m lnsc. Whiskey is dull at q
stock, are active aud higher Mo "s
l., Il, qi!.
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UIL.CLOTHS.
MATTINGS, &C., &c.
In every variety and style. all new stock, aud
purchased ut such rates enable u TO mark
them at greatly reduced prices. Our purpose Is To
supply III. public with all such goods. IN better
qualities, aud at lower rates, than they have ever
before been sold al ia The District.
Citizen. of Alexandria and the adjoining c"un-
ties are respectfully invited 10 visit our show
rooms. and Inspect our stock.
l.-- II gives Us pleasure 10 add that Mr.. WV.
b. EDMONDS, OF Virginia, for many years IN the
employ OF Clagett Dodson, has formed q busi-
ness connection with house, where he is at all
fines read, 10 serve his friends and acquaintances.
l.. +. PERRY a Co,
Upper Rooms "perry Building,
Corner Penn. ave- and 9Th st., Wash. City.
Washington, sep la-dlw6eOsw
CLOCKS. TIN WARE, de- have lately re
\ ceiyel direct from the Factory, supply Of
Clocks Of assorted qualities, al.o large stock Of
Tin Ware, both plain and Japanned, which will
sell al Wholesale and Retail in any quantity to
suit Prices unusually low. Call md see
JOHN T. CREIGHTON, Auetioneer,
aud dealer IN Hardware and House
nov . Keeping articles, No. ss King-st
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PLASTER GRINDING.
I RESPECTFULLY INFORM MY FRIENDS,
/ and the public, that | have taken the
PLASTER MILL

| and the public that I have taken the
PLASTER MILL,
lately occupied by Whiting 4 Wright, and solicit
the custom Of all wanting good, eel around, ar
tcle Of PLASTER OF PARIS.
JOSIAH II. DAVIS, No. l6. Union-st.,
e 22-e"am. Next door 20 Is. II. Lambert
MEMBERS. ANDIR0NS, POT CASTINGS,
l. dc.-Just received an additional supply Q!
handsome Tenders, with feet and hesrths, also And
irons, yShoSels and Tong, Pots, Skiets, Ovens &C.
For sale very low at the Auction, Hardware and
variety store, No. s. King street.
nov JOHN 7. CREIGHTON.
DUCKWHEAT MEAL.--2000 fbs. New Buck
- wheat Meal, just received per steamer Dia-
mond State, tor sale by
nov Id GARRETT HULST.
TEORGES CREEK, CUMBERLAND COAL.
NJ We prepared to furnish cargoes Of this
superior article, deliverable at this place.
nov VIM ii. FOWLE 4 SON
lust ARRIVED, by schr. Bolivar, RED AN
y WHITE ASH COAL, which will be sold az
lowest prices from vessel. Please send 10 youc
orders At once. oct lOI U. ". BARKER,
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NEW CARPET STORE.

yINIE subscribers having rented the commodious
aud elegant clipper Rooms" of the "Perry
Building" corner Of Pennsylvania Avenue and
Ninth street. Washington City, have opened there
in an extensive stock ot
CARPETS
CURTAINS,
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NEW THEATREl
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viii be set apart for Colored Persons.
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MUSIC TEACHER.

- pEAHL offers her services as TEACH
IN VI MUSIC. She has had an exper-
..,s. =. I'VE Years as Teacher on the Piano, and
"a, !" give satisfaction to her patrons. Terms,
l., ~ quarter. She will give lessons either ut
gI' AZ the City Hotel. or at private houses.
p, Dr. u. 4. SpRiGG.
~, apply al the City Hotel, Alexandria.
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MR.. J. OSBORN, of Alexandra, will open n
vi DANCING ACADEMY. at Relief Hall, OPP
po,ite tho Gazette Office, commencing OF Ho"""s,
Octobrr I7tb Glasses for Young Ladies, Misse' ana
Masters. AZ o'clock 7. NJ, and for gentlemen a,
: o'cIock. p N, DAYS Of tuition Mondays and
Tuesdays. "'t = ~
GABLE CORD AND TASsELS FOX Dkhss-
I Is, Cords and Tassels Of all c"i"r' ,ioas
Ta.se-, Nubias, Corsctts, SIX In,ead' an" p."
SIT Gonnt,ctt fine Buck Skin Gloves for Gentle.
mon AMI ayari.ty Of other articles. just received
bT Inoy 81 c. c. BERRY, u Kings
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NOR SALE-That highly desirable country resi-
/ dence in the county OF Fairfax. Va lately
occupied by A. L. \. Smets, esq Inc iIact e"n r
tam. TWENTY AND A HALF ACRES or
LAND. Its separated from the grounds Of the
Theological Seminary. BY the old Leeshurs Road.
g. The DWELLING i atwostory frame oulid-
III ing, completed in the tall Of lsJt containing
five good sized rooms. exclusive 81 kitchen, store
room. and pantry. well Of excellent water al
the door H. proximity to Alexandria excellent
health, beautiful scenery, &c., renders II most de-
srail- residence.
Possession Il, en- Immediately. For terms, a'r
applyto fkANCi, y. -
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thousand: ana more ttlIl TWO tiiluN VI wv"
Senate and Assembly.
NOR SALE.--l offer for sale, on accommoha'.
ing terms. TWO HUNDRED ACRES OF the
Farm called "DELACAKLlA." Oh winch now
reside.
The said land offers rare inducements to purcha-
90. .ers. The DWELLING and out buildings
Ii ARE ample for the farm, and are III good re-
pair The soil il very productive--the water l.
pure and abundant. and the timber sufficient Tor
all purposes.
The FARM is situated in Fauquler County
about four miles from each of the thriving vi
lagos of Middleburg, Upperville, ami kectort"wh'
where School. and Churches are abundant.
| will sell Tor moderate cash payment, make
an ndsputahlc title, and take deed oi iiust Tor
The deferred payments.
Ny Post Office is Mid,llcburg. Va.
THOMAS TRIPLETT.
| again caution those who may have any bn'i-
mes. with me- that | will not he Responsible Tor
any debts or accounts against me. without my or
der in INV own hand writing.
THOMAS TRlPLETT.
E,unuier Comfy Y H.. nov lD-5t