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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-16

T linden WHISkEY.-This " II : h l IL
j made in the old fashioned copper still, by iou-
bic di.tiI!aion. just beyond the summit OF the Blue
Ridge, in Warrsn county, Va, near the line OF Eau
ouer where the s0ftness and purity OF the noun
tain spring water, and the quality of the rye, con-
.titute important elements in making the Whiskey
for which this locality has been long celebrated. 1t
is perfectly pure beyond all doubt being made ex-
clu.iyely Of rye, hops, and barley malt, with the
utmost care The quantity made is limited, and
bought principally for private use. by gentlemen
connois,eurs in the surrounding counties, who are
critically nice III laying by stock for Improvement.
A small consignment has lately been made TO
MARSHALL L WARD, Of Alexandria; or il can
be procured direct, through correspondence with
DR. FISHER, OF Linden, Warren County, Va.
net 2l--tItf
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W. l.. BROUN, NJ. A.

W. ". TgBGs. Instructor in Languages.
". LERoY BRurS, VI. A. Instructor i'll Mathematics.
II. ". LuckErr, VI. A., Assistant in Languages
and Mathematics
JosErH VI. BRouS, Assistant in Mathematics and
English.
TJNlIE object of this Academy is to prepare stu
/ dents for the University of Virginia, or to 1T
them fer the duties of life. The course of instruc-
ton embraces all those subjects requisite for pre-
paration for any of the academic schools OF the
University and the method. as far practicable,
is adapted to that pursued at that institution.
The thrill session will begin on the lsi September.
The expenses are $50 year, payable selni-an-
nuallv in advance.
For catalogues. address either Of the Principals,
Ivy Depot, Albemarle county, Va.
iy l-lawtSepl5
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For SALE.

.%.si offer for sale my THREE STORY BRICK
MI DWELLING HOUSE. on the south east cor
ner of Prince and Washington streets. The pro
pery is fully provided with St"rer""ns. pantricS,
closets, drawers, servants rooms ais" WArEE and
GAS, with bathing arrangements of the most com
pete character. The dning-roon is Il by 81 feet.
The side yard is about 20 feet wide, well shaded,
and otherwise improved. A small cash payne nj
would he required. and On the deferred payments
the most liberal arrangements can he made. Pos
session given at once WM. BAYNE.
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EDWARD B. SMITH, M. A., Principal.
A. MAGILL SMITH, N. A.

The third session of my School, hitherto located
in Alhrmarle county, will begin On the first al
September next The new location Is easily ac-
ceSsbu from all parts of the country, being within
Il short walk OF Culpeper depot. on the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad, three hours RIDE from Alex
andria. All the usual subjects will be taught
Holding the degree of Master of Arts of the Uni
ycrsity of Virginia, having taught Tor two years in
that institution ms AN Assistant Instructor, and
having had, besides, several years experience in
teaching and conducting my School, feel enabled
to promise thorough instruction IN every branch
Ny assistant il also 4 Master of Arts of the Uni
vrrsity, and has taught for years, with great
efficiency and success.
TFRMs For board and tuition for each halt
session of i've months, Sl2j--eycrythng furnish
ed hut lights. Payment required iii advance.
For catalogues containing further information,
recommendations. &C., address me. at Culpepcr L.
H.. Va. EDWARD u. SMITH. VI.
Reference j. made The Faculty IF the nj
vrr>ly at Virginia: Rev. John \. BroaduS, Rev.
H. h Meade. charlottesville. Virginia: Ortaviu>
Cohen. John Richardson. esprS.. Savannah, TIA:
DR.. Vim. W. Roper. Bowling Grccn, Caroline c".,
Va: Prot. VIM. i. Martin. chapel Hill. \. c.;
Hon. Edmund Martin, Greenfield. :. c.; George
RivrS. T. L. Dew, c>urS.. Ah.marlc, Va. r.. l..
Walker. :. Mason. cSlrs., Richmond, Texas: Jas.
Wooih"uSe Thomas W. Brnckenhrough. cSqrS.,
Richmond. Va: Dr. Lloyd Wariicld, Lexington.
Kentucky. &c t'ulnrprr 90. H. wit
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
SESSION OF Is59-'6O.

flNHE next Annual Course of Lectu es will COM
l. mcnce on the l>t Monday i'll October, and
continue until the 1T of March
CHI Bell Gibson. NJ. D. Professor OF Surgery.
David H. Tucker, NJ. D., Professor of Theory
and Practice 1T Medicine.
Beverly Il. Wexford NJ D. pr.f.>s,r of Not.ri,
Mrica ard Therapeutics.
\. t. PeticolaS VI. D. Professor of Anatomy.
L. ;. Jones. VI. d., Professor of Institutes of
Medicine.
James II. Conway. VI. d.. Professor of 0bs,e
tries. &c.
James L. McCaw, NJ. D.. Professor OF Chemistry
Marion Howard. VI. D.. Demonstratrr Of Anato-
my.
Students will ENJOY every facility for the acuui
Siton ct complete medical education. The AL
vantagrS Of Richmond in this respect have been
fully tested by an experience uf twenty years
The supply of material for Practical Anatomy is
ample and at u very trfing cost.
Clinical instruction is given in the lnirmary
connected - ith the College. and under the same
roof with the Lecture room. This lnfrmary.
whirl is also the Marine Hospital for the port Of
Richmond is AT all times well filled with medical
and surgical cases. and numerous surgical opera
tions are performed in presence of the class. Stu
dents also enjoy the clinical facilities afforded by
the Richmond Aims house.
APRIXEO OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS. Of
tcre,l 10y DR.. Thomas u. Warren. Of North Carroll
ma. will be awarded Tor the best Essay which may
be presented by any member Of the graduating
class.
FEES.ro each Professor So
Demonstration OF Anatomy 10
MdlflcUId'lon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,
hTillallbil -
Board may lie obtained in Richmond. III prices
ranging from $50 to 80 per week.
For further information. apply t"
J.. ;. JOYNES. " D..
Dean of the Faculty, Richmond, Va
Richmond. ~ l2-dlttlaw6w
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DIED.

On the 18th instant, Mr.. JOHN HENRY TAT
SAPAUGH aged "a years. II native OF this place
u very worthy and cstimable citizen, aud highly
respected by all who knew him. His remains
were carried to the tomb by the Sun Fire C"mpa
ny, of which he was a member and many "thorS
Joined in the last tribute ui respect to the deceased
In Washington on the 18th instant, after u brief
illness. Gorge II. FULMER. i'll the J1th year
of his age.
AT his residence at Greenwich. Prince William
County Mr. JOHN Low. native of Aberdeen,
Scotland. in the 10th year Of his age.
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NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.

CEALED PROPOSALS. viii he received al The
- office OF the ''Eirginia ana Kentucky Railroad
Company" in the town of Abingdon, until u +"
clock on the Sth of September next, for the grad
uaton and masonry upon the inst fifty mile of
the road. extending from Abingdon To u short dis
lance West of the Clinch river
The proposals will he made in one mile sections
at cash prices.
The plans. specifications, and all necessary in
formation for those PROPOSING To bid for this work.
Gun lie obtained at the office of the Engineer "i the
Company. BY order OF the Board:
W. BEVERH0TT THOMPSON.
Abingdon, Va, jy Ig-dtSJ Chief Engineer.
n H. For the present. the above letting is
postponed--due notice of the date of tue letting
will be given hereafter. BY order "t the Board
W. BEVERH0UT THOMPSON,
aug l6-6t Chief Engineer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-16

TIE market Yesterday was very duii' Win su'a''
..,.s Of Superfno Flour at $5,l2i; white wheat
=, ,I2mll3e.; red at 1850 lO6c. No sales OF
Earn ar Oats There were $500 bushels Wheat,
.on,.,r.,, Flour. and 100 bushels Oats on Change,
,,,.t If which were withdrawn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-16

CoYrEE-The feature of the grocery market in
New York. the past week, has been the movement
in Rio Coffee the sales amounting to nearly 49,
OOv bags. small portion of which only was taken
on speculation. These heavy purchases by the
trade were induced by the low prices current which
were below the cost Of importation. We have to-
day dates from Rio to- July 9th. The stock OF Cot
fec there was 10000 bags. United States selec-
lions ), 5OOM5-7OO. Exchange 2ii. Freight 4Oc.;
,.,..lS abundant
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J. w. MCGEE,
DOCTOR OF DENTAL SURGERY,

WlHREN 1ON, -
CONTINUES to perform all operations belong
u ing to the Dental profession III the most salts
factory manner at moderate rates.
Doctor McGee may he found AT home AT any time,
except from the second 10 the third Monday III each
month which time will be spent at Flint I'LL, hap
puhannock County. Va
Ofice and residence on Main street. nearly oppo-
site he Warrenton House.
Warrertnn i'm l-s"tv
MESSY CREEK ACADEMY, Augusta Co. Va
UJlIE next annual session of this Academy VIII
/ commence the first Monday IN September
next, and close the 18th of June. lstO. ne
School is designed to lie preparatory to the nj
verSity of Virginia. All the teachers are graduates
of that Institution.
Trnus.-Board and tuition, including every
thing. $500.
For particulars. catalogues.
Address MESSY Creek. Va.
i. .H-entOctl T. j. WHITE. Principal.
SMALL INVOICE PRINCE ED"A nd
n ISLAND HERRING. just Received a'i .., ''r
sal. in lots 10 suit. aug IL J. [. NhN FL l.
IN BASKETS very superior Champagne, Tor
~ sale by laug l0I WASHINGTON CO.
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GoRDoNsvILLE FEMALE ACADEMY

rINHE Third Session ot this Institution will begin
/ on the 9th day {" September 1899, and end
oil the 3O,h day al June. 1850.
-IEACnEES.-
Rev. d. L. Ewing, Principal and Teacher OF
Ancient Languages. Mathematics, aud Moral Phi
losrphy.
French and Assistant III Mathematics, Miss A.
K. Shaw.
Music Painting. and Drawing. Mr.. Prusinger.
English, Miss Betty l.. Miller.
Boarding Department conducted by Mrs. Mary
r.. Barbour.
TERMS
Board. with every personal accommodation, 10
months, $liO; Music so: Higher English S"U:
Lower do. $50; French $50: Latin and Greek $50
each; Drawing and Painting 500 each
Bills must be paid half in advance. and the re-
main,lrr at the end of the term. Rigid interme-
date and final cxa ninaions. No store account.
allowed except by express permission OF parents
or guardians. No deductions except for protrac'
,cl illness. No pupil received for less than five
months For further particulars address
REV. ID. b. EWING. Gordonsville. Va.
REFERENCES Judge K. II. Field, Culpcpcr {.
H.: Rev. John H. Bocock d. d., Georgetown;
Rev. Il. u. Armstrong u. D.. Norfolk; Col. W. >.
Kcmper. Alexandria: Dr.. Morse aud iloge, Rich
mDnd. GprlonSvIII" WHY h-ih"ow
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA,
PHILADELPHIA.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..
NINETY-FoURTH SESSION, 1859, go

NINETY-FOURIH SESSION, 1859. go.
VIM Gibson, NJ. d., Emeritus Professor of Sur
gerry.
Samuel Jackson, NJ. D., Professor of Institute,
Of Medicine.
George b. Wood. VI. D.. Professorof Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
Hugh L. Hodge, VI. D.. Professor of Obstetrics
and the Diseases of Women aud Children.
Joseph Carson. VI. d.. Professor of Materia Me-
ica and Pharmacy.
Robert +. Rogers, VI. D., Professor of Chcmis-
try.
Joseph Leiiy VI. D. Professor Of Anatomy.
Henry II. Smith. VI. d.. Professor of Surgery.
Vim. Hunt. VI. d.. Demonstrators of Anatomy.
The Lectures of the Session will begin the
second Monday Of October, and close Oh the lst of
March.
Clinical Instruction is given throughout the SEES
sion in the Medical Hail. by the Prof ssors, and at
the PENNSYLVANIA and other Hospitals.
The Dissccting Rooms. under the Superinten-
dcnce of the ProfcSsUro of Anatomy and the Demon
strator. are open from the middle Of September.
The Room Tor Operative Surgery and The APP
pcation OF Bandagc,, &c. Is open early IN ScPtcm-
Der and throu ghout the Session. under the super
vision of the Professor of Surgery.
Surgical Demonstration. {. ;. Bishop. VI. ID.
Fees for the Lectures each Professor SD. ).Sl05
Naturalization Fee paid once only. ).............
Graduation ~
X. f. ROGERS. NJ. b., Dean of
the Medical Faculty. University Building.
+. y. Dick. Janitor. University Building.
p :. Board may hc had at from S2.5O t" So per
week. Philadelphia. j. ll-law3m
DIEDMONT ACADEMY, CrLrEPgR COUNTY,
VIRGINIA. Bo"ri;"y Scho"I far Boys, pre-
J,IyutD,y 10 HE fnirsySity Oj IiryiDiH.-
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The Markets.

p,ruoRr. Aug lj.--Flour closed dull; How
49,, street lower, at $j.l2l. Wheat is unchang-
.,;,. Iooa hoe; red is nominal. Corn closed
doIl, white and yellow 7o@74c. Provisions clos
- srusr. mess pork Sl5.25; bacon sides sIc.-
wbi.s.y closed steady a, 20! "a 274c. for City and
Ohio.
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DR.. MCGUIRE,

OFFERS hi Professional services 10 the citi-
~ Zen. ot Alexandria and the vicinity. Office al
the ;. W. corner of Prince and Royal streets.
lao 20--dActf
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NV York, August IL, lS59.-There has been
more buoyancy in the stock market than at the
J,,s of the last report. Railroad stocks have i'm
proved. In State stocks the principal business
"a. in Missouri skies at S2l, advance. Virginia
,;,.. w-r. sold at 49, and Illinois interest ut 81
The receipts from customs on Thursday amount
ed to So OS9 yesterday to sls2,7o7; total amount
in the Sub Treasury. $5,S69,762.
The money market is easy. The general rates
are from six to seven per cent. The Banks have
been fortified with nearly two millions in specie
from California and Cuba, but too late to enter
MA III, Bank statement. The Boston steamer
took no specie from this city. The Queen Of the
OCEAN takes out Sl,4l5,O79 from here.
The amount of dry goods thrown upon the mar
ke, this week, was $3.3l92l9, an increase Of $4l7-
sos. a. compared with the corresponding week OF
last year :. ,
Price. of state and Western -four have declined
further. aud wheat and corn are also dull and de-
Ginning
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Nxw YORK. August l5.-Flour has declined >
m,Oc.; State s4.3o@$4.6O; Ohio $4.55@$47O;
S,0,bern sl7jMsj. Wheat has declined 2c.-
corp i. active ut &c. advance. Pork closed heavy
ws,. slS.S7. Whiskey is steady at 26c. Stocks
-. variable. Va. 6's %; Mo. Is S2!; Lousiana's
a.. T,npe>see's 81.
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WV r. Amor.
CHAS. MNoG. jr,
Course of Instruction i. English Language.
>. Latin and Greek. 3 Mathematics. 1. French,
Herman. spanish, Italian. Anglo Saxon Langua-
ges. ). Physics, aud Moral Sciences.
Terms 500 per Session." be paid one.hali
September 1T, Ani one half on the lSt" Feb
ruary.
Catalogues, showing plan of school, sent If de
sired
Post office and Depot. Charlottesville, Va.
Albemarlc Co., jy q -2awtSepl
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III NEW BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE

Is NEW DnlOh nOOpE Eon ohhi -
- NEW THREE. STORY BRICK HOUSE,
with back building. west side of Washington
street. between Duke and Wolfe streets, will he
sold at reasonable prlcr-pa! incnt may he made III
the bonds of the Alexandria and Orange Railroad
Company, the COMPUTATION of Alexandria. or stock
in any of the three banks of the town, at current
rates.
There is an excellent cellar under the whole
house tiaS and Water pipes, throus bout the build
ing-WaSh- basins. Bath Tub. nnl Shower Bath
on second door, hot water pipes, and sink IN The
Kitchen
The rooms consist of parlour breakfast room.
and kitchen on first floor: two chamber. sewing
room or nursery. aud servants room. on second
door: and two ciIanhcrs ON third hn"r al front
building.
The house is neatly and ta~ic;ully finished
precisely similar I, the one adoinins. occupied by
INV son Elisha. and can lie examined AZ any time
by parties who wish I" provide themselves with .
hpulSnmr and neat residence.
In >ur rOH RENT. Apply To-
1th mo 2I--ru%w u. ". MILLER.
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INARM FOR SALE.-Thc subscriber wishes to
Il sell Il farm of o. HUNDRED AND
ELEVEN AND A-HALF ACRES OF land lying
nn the Fairfax Court House road, one mile from
Burkc'S Station and fourteen from Alexandria
"a The Improvements consist of new TWO
- STORY DWELLING aud STABLE. The
farm is under good ieEcing, aud contains about
eighty acres of cleared land. and will he shown by
Mr.. f. A. pindell on the adjoining farm. For fur
timer particulars apply to Alfred liams Baltimore.
or to the subscriber. MARY f.. MEEklNS
aug l:;-2awiw" Bristol Y. o., A. \. Co., Md.
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500 REWARD.

I OST-On Monday morning. on Royal street,
i 4 between the Market House and Davy llar-
mons Store. d small WALLET. containing seven
ty-fye dollars in notes of the Bank of the Old
Dominion, and Il Note of hand 10y Mrs. Mary +.
Triplett, and other papers. The finder will re
ceive the above reward 10y leaving it at the office
of the Gazette, or with me.
aug I6-3t CHARLES l.. NEALE
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CHARLES l.. NEAIE.
ALEXANDRIA CENTRAL SCHOOL.

TIME EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL will Ice
resumed .No"d"y. September jh. Persons
wishing to see the subscriber ON business relating
to the School, may find him at his school Room
in the 2nd story of Brook Lodge. between the
hours of $ and 10 o'clock, A. NJ. until the 10Th
inst. and ~ the number of Students is limited,
those desiring places for their sons should appI!
us soon rs practicable.
aug l6-dtf IL. J.. liENhl.
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Prince WIN. county. jy ls-eOts

HANDSOME FARM FOR SALE.-By viz
/ i tue of n deed of trust from ;. D. Saunders
and wife to the undersigned. dated the LIST OF Sep
Timber, 1854, and duly recorded, | will offer for
sale, by auction. on Saturday, the I'd day ot Sep
t.vber merit at o%Dck, A. ~, in front of the
Mayors Office, in the town Of Alexandria, the
tract of land in Fuirfax county, called CRACKER
HALL with sundry other tracts al acen, thereto,
containing together about TWO HUNDRED AND
FIVE ACRES. Said lands lie about three miles
from Alexandria, south of Hunting Creek, and On
the road from Alexandria to Mount Vernon.
re There are commodious BUILDINGS on
H. the property, all in good order. Terms at
sale. Il. BARTON, Trustee.
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- sss -
CANAL COMMERCE.
ARRIVED. August ID.

y"% NOrlCE.-There will be a regular month
=, meeting Of the members of the Young Mems
|If'.'iap Association at their Rooms, OH Tuesday
Nh''j evening, at $ o'clock.
koBT. BELL, Jk, Recording Secretary.
aug l6-lt
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4 YOUNG MAN, qualified I" teach the Latin
n Greck, French, aud German Languages, and
the lower branches Of Mathematics. wants a place
; teacher. Address "Brookhill school"
il 2f-2aMll
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ALEXANDRIA FEMALE SEMINARY.


ALEXANDRIA FEMALE SEMINARY.
NNHE TWELFTH ANNUAL SESSION OF
i this Institution Tor Boarding and Day Scho.
lars will confluence uu the 18th ot next month
(Srrtrmhcrl
Every effort will he made to continue the School
worthy of that liberal support, which it has hith
erto received. such changes and improvements
observation and experience have shown 10 b,
necessary will be introduced.
Lectures fully illustrated will lie regularly de
wcrcd a. heretofore. upon Natural Philosophy
Chemistry. aud Astronomy.
Those Who design Ia send their daughters dur
Ing the approaching session. will please inform ia,
Principal at rs early day possible, seats
will be considered engaged unless by special re
quest.
Circulars. giving full information will be fur.
n>hcd to any who may desire them
Sth mo 2-d%w JAMES :. lIALLoWELL.
CLIFTON PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
TINIE second session of this School will begin or
i the first Wednesday of October. lSjS. aud close
the third Wednesday of July, 1853. The design
Of this School j. thoroughly To prepare youths FOL
the University of Virginia. The Course Of Study
embraces everything that is necessary to the degree
of A. NJ. al our University.
The School i, located in the mountains of Eau
qu!cr region well known for its healthfu cIimat.
and beautiful scenery. 1t Is two miles south OF
Markham Station. on the Manassas Gap Railroad
and 81 miles from Alexandria.
TEENs.-$22j. >cmi-annualy in advance. viz
SlI2.jn on the 1T of October, and Sll2.jO On the
lst of March.
Modern Languages at extra charges.
For further particulars. apply to the Principal at
Markham Station, Fauquier County, Va.
REFERENCES:
Rev. J. p McGuirc, f. II. ;. Of Va.
Trustees Of Charlcstown Academy, Jefferson
County, Va.
Professors Bledsoe, Harrison. Schcle De We're,
McGufic, and Smith, of the University of Virginia.
X. JAQUELIN AMBLER.
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CONN Il r CIAL.

,v,crs OF PRODUCE IN ALEXANDRIA,;
PklChvs VESSELS AND WAGONS, YESTERDAY
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WOOL AND sUMAC WANTED.

TIME subscriber, wish TO purchase WOOL of the
| different grades, Tor which they will pay the
highest cash price.
We also wish to purchase 500 tons prime So
MAC. With increased facilities for manufacturing
the article. we are enabled 10 give the very high.
est price. Country storckecpers who deal III the
article will do well to communicate with u.
RAMSBURG EBERT.
Georgetown ID. C.. je 1s-w%m
JOHN MURPHY. ATTORNEY AT IA ",
y will practice in the Courts ot "estmorelahd,
Richmond aud Northumberland Counties. Post
Office, Rice's Store, W.sImorslaud County, Va
dec 1T
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DUBLIC SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT, Ar
MANASSAS STATI0N.-By virtue of an
der of the County Court of Prince William county,
pronounced At the June term OF said Court, in the
ease of Cannon 4 Brother vs.. Walter X. Baker.
also +. }. Cannon vs.. same, shall proceed To sell
at the front door Of the Court House, the Ji,-f
N,nity IN September merit, ONE ACRE of LAND,
20. at Manassas Station on which there IL good
ii DWELLING HOUSE, and other out houses.
TERMS or SALR.-A credit of six, twelve, AMI
eighteen mouths, will he given. the purchaser Civ
ing bond, with approved security, to bear interest
from the day of salethe title to DO withheld until
all the purchase money is paid.
}. X. PURCELL, Deputy Sheriff, for
s. 4. DAVIS, Sheriff.
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BROOKHILL SCHOOL,

81, miller Norh IF Charlottesville and I. ot Va.
"Opens lst September next, and closes cath If
" June, 1850. with recess of two weeks at
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/ CHAS. MINOR, VI. D., A. NJ L. of Va,
Principal.