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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-30
cOMM E r C I A L.
Monetary.

;,;,,,;,ns of a speedy ease in Monetary a.
....d upou expected large receipts OF wheat
carly day. have been III h measure "''aPPoin'
.o ,sr the market for wheat opening ~ su'n
.s thai farmers are holding back, and the
,,;,,,u,.s from the country are very hsn'' Inc
,y market shows little more ease' thoush
.,r,,.ut. The discounts ut the Banks are
.rJ come good paper is Offering ON the
,., where rates range from lGi3 e cent 'or
naar..l, In New York the money market Is
-, lou but the supply on offer is quite n"der
and u aud & r cent. are the ruling rates 'h
:, v..,,ionul transactions at ,. In BALTIMORE
,;,, IN IN. American, capital continues 10
,,,,.,. and rates are gradually softsning.--
r,,., ,ls,. single name paper can now DO eas"y
.., q, GA. q cent. The Banks are beginning
want paper, consequently all good merean'''e
,..d il readily done by them. There a'e
,,,.,,ities Of private capital seeking invest
. md th, present indications are that money
.iIl continue to rule very easy.
Their, il some inquiry for STOCKS "h''h s''
e., Som, improv ement noticeable III Corpo-
,,,;ou Of Alexandria stock. and sales have peeh
=
NADIA during the week at 81 cents. Manss'A'
hands ais, 81 ow an Improvement, ana al tue
# IN, week are held at % nat win
,.,u;ry We hear OF no transactions IN Or
n.,. and Alexandria Railroad bonds, and quota
.:n. .rs unultered The New York stock market
anil The Commercial, of Thursday afternoon
,.,..--"Th.re was less doing in state stocks anu
,,,, .b,r.d in the general decline. Virginia anu
T.nu.s.se skies were lower, and Missouri SKIES
49,, California seyens 4. North Carolina SKIES
brought last evenings price.
I'm last Tuesday. Messrs. }. j. Moore q Co.. 'i
,.r,o,k. suctioneers, sold Exchange Bank STOCK
-, ,o.,n lO5 Farmers do. do at lo"t; Norioik
ri,v Scrip at AZ Messrs. c. ". Purcell 10. ;
regular weekly sale Of stocks took place IN N'en-
wnud. ON Thursday, at the following prices
Y. f.. $1,000, "a and interest o. 4 A. X. X. IS
s,poo, ssI and int Va. Is $1,000, cat do, Bank
Z Josh. ~ Richmond city $1,000, - do, Bank
Commonwealth 10 sh. 99s. Va. and Tenn bonds
"a IN. ~ do, Exchange Bank, ~ sh. lO5.
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Baltimore Cattle Market, July %.

Beef Cattle-The offerings at the Scales to-day.
amounted to l.O75 head. OF the number offered
l75 head were driven to Philadelphia, % to York.
Pennsylvania, l2j left over unSold aud the re
mainder purchased by Baltimore butchers at price,
ranging from So to $3.50 r 100 MS gross. and
averaging 81. The market was well sustained to-
day. prices being but small fraction below the
rates of last week. Tn. offerings to-day were lar
ger than for some time past.
Sheep.-The supply has been smaller this week
but prices are about the last quoted: sales ut
81. jO(a $3.50 r head, as to quality.
Hogs.-The supply continues fair; sales at ssta
1915 n 100 MS, Us to quality.
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Richmond Market, July 20.

ToBA,co.-There is a continued animation IL
the Tobacco market, with lighter receipts, fan
breaks, and the offerings generally of an inferior
character. The good feeling i'll the market In,
been strengthened by the news of peace III Eu
rope.
FLouR-The market continues dull. with but
few transactions. Old supertne retais nj % -
Ms6.5O. The receipts of new are moderate, but
more than sufficient for the present limited demand
New superiiue is held AT $. "a $50
Wharf.-The market is steady, at Sl50 hh'
$l4O for prime red aud white, with occasional sale
of choice samples at cts. higher prices.
Business generally 10 dull. and money l. easy.
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Coal Trade.

y, For the week ending Saturday, July 23d, 1884,
W tons Of coal were shipped over the Cumberland
and Peunsylvsnis Railroad, and 4.676.l9 over the
rosd Of the Georges Greek Coal aud Iron Compa-
NY. Making n total for the week from the entire
region Of 13,74l.O3 tons.
Total shipments for the year from the entire 70.
gion, 49,, ALA tons.
Ninety two boats cleared this port during the
week ending Wednesday, the 9th instant, carry
lug io,672.O0 tons Of Coal.
During the season ,430 boats cleared this port,
ssr1ymy la, s34.U2 tons Of Coal-C.n.b. Ci,iiia..
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, July 29.-Flour closed huoyan'
with an advance Of Re; City Mills and Howard
street $5.l2 Wheat has advanced 2@3c.; white
1900 l43c red l20@ l2jc. Corn closed firm; yell
low and white 81 "a SIC. Provisions closed quiet
and unchanged. Whiskey closed quiet at 2'!c.
for Ohio.
NV YoRK, July 29.-Flour closed a. jc high
er; State $4.jO@ $3.50; Ohio Sj.o'@ $3.50; South
cru $1,000 $3.50. Wheat closed lac. higher;
red ll5@ l3Oc.; white 1909 li2c. Corn heavy;
mixed SOC; white S5c Pork dull mess sl5.3' F.;
prime $lO.7j. Lard heavy and unchanged.
Whiskey dull at 26c. The Stock market opened
lower ard dull, but closed tirmer. Cumberland
Coal Co I3l: Va. Is %. Mo. 6's S2s.
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Richmond Stock Market, July 20.

Virginia six 4 cent, registered B"i' SALES s'' "''
interest. ,..,
K,rbuoud Civ Bonds. last sales 80. ami interest
yirgiui. Bank stock, sales S1212.
Farmers Bank Stock. lasi ssler, 1881
E,chaucr Bank Stock last sales flO4.
K,nk Of IN. Common wealth Stock. sales 1907.
Rrhuond fredericksburg, and Potomac Railroad st'Sk
last saie- so 49,,
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, SalL2
Rrhn,nd and Dsnville Railroad guaranteed bonds sa''s
tl6 sni interest. ., ..,n,
Virginia and Teunes-e- Railroad Bonds Isl mortgage
Lost sa, ISL and int Do 2nd mortgage lhst SAFE" se'
and int DO 3rd mortgage. last sales $isi4 iu"re"t
Or.nv. and AleAau,ir;a Railroad Bonds SiS, nat
Orange and Alexandria q cent Bonds sso ahd ih'
Manassas Gap Railroad Bonds. So Hat
Norfolk CITY $50 and int.
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AUCTION SALES.

III ANDSOME FARM FOR SALE.-By viz
LII tue of deed of trust from 5. j. Saunders
ana wife. to the Undersigned dated the lst OF sep
ueMber, 1854. ami duly recorded. l will offer for
sale, by auction. e" S"tr,i"y, The Sd day g, Sep
f"mbr' merit. al ii O'Clock, 4. w., III front of the
Mayor Office. in the town of Alexandria. the
tract of land in Fairfax county. called CRACKER
HALL. with sGndry other tracts adjacent 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 Alcxsndris to Mount Vernon.
o. There commodious BUILDINGS on
t. the property, all i'll good order. Terms at
sale. t. BARTON, Trustee.
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Mlulleburg. ~ li-e"thuG'
MIDDLFsURG ACADEMY,

UNHE SECOND SESSION Of this School viii
commence an the ii.st Of September next
Thr princip, i "a graduate Of the University oil
Virginia, and the school is designed to be prepar-
atnry Tor that institution.
A few boarders will be taken,
TERxs:-For board aud taition, Including every
thing except lights, t2Oa for the entire session u
ten month";.
For circulars, containing further partruiafS; ""-
A.. JAMES b. BAKER
is 2s-so2m Middieburg, Loudouu co., Va.
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sssss:s ssss@.:E:s $50 So.
CANAL COMMERCE
ARRIVED, july ~.

ARRIVED, July ~.
Boats Buffalo, Lion, +. 4 A. II. Dodge, T. Cook
endorfer. ID Moncsey. Z. b. Petre, and John Hum
bert, to T. j. Mehahey.
Boats K. Borden, David Lynn, and Young
America, To Borden Mining Co.
Boats Juniata, Burroughs, and Capt. A. King
to Frostburg Coal Co.
Boat e. Ardinger. railroad iron to j. K. Masters
DEPARTED, July 20
Boat Three Brothers, for WevertOn Lock, Md,
groceries from Gray, Miller 4 Co.
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Later from Fixes Peak.

ST. Louis. July 29.-An express arrived
here last night, from Denver City, on the 10th.
The mines continued to yield well. New leads
were constantly developed, but many miners
were compelled to quit work from scarcity
of water.
A company has commenced the c"nstruc-
ton of IA hume, eleven miles long, to convey
water to the neighhorhood Of Mountain City.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-30

yINHE VALLEY FEMALE INSTITUTE is en-
lowed with full Collegiate powers 10y the Leg
islature of Virginia. The next Annual Session
will begin September ON. 1879.
Each Department i. under the care Of expert
enc.l pRorrssoRs and TEACHERS. Very superior
advantage. will Lee offered III the department ot
MrSIC. the present year.
No extra charge for the Classics.
Et-- Send for Catalogue. five thousand "i
which are circulated annually
;. p. YORK. A. NJ, Principal
a .,It
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CARGO SALE IN RICHMOND.

JIr~ BAGS Rio COFFEE AT AUCTION.
f.llI Is DouBLE BAGS-Ws shall sell ut
auction our Warehouse on the Basin. on FRI
day. OH o., A"yn-t "erf. at II o'"i""!, 4. w.,
4,ll7 BAGS RIO COFFEE, in double bags.
being the cargo of the Barque Winifred, just arr
we'd direct from Rio lie Jauciro.
This COFFEE WAS selected expressly for our
market, and is SAID To be the best cargo that has
been sent To this port during the year.
TERMS -Four months credit tor approved ne.
gotlable paper. CRENSHAW CO.
" Ill be added To the above sale
29S BAGS prime Laguyra COFFEE
60 Bells. ENua SUGAR
81 do. Coffee 10
10 do Coffee 90
HHDS. New Orleans do
100 BONES Adamantine CANDLES.
tRENSHAW 4
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LOCAL ITE II 8.

Coll WV. MINOR, an old and highly re-
spectacle citizen of this county, died at his
residence yesterday. In the war of 1912,
he was actively and usefully employed i'll
the military operations in this neighborhood,
having a command in the mlita-and wa
subsequently magistrate of the county.
He was much esteemed by large circle Of
relatives and friends.
LECTURE RooM.-The Nestry Of st. Paul's
Church have determined to have erected on the
vacant lot, south of the Church. and on the
site of the old Sunday School house, II hand
iug the cost of which will be between s.,
500 and s., 600 The plans and specitica-
tons are now being made, aud it is expect
ed the building will be commenced about
the middle Of August We have been shown
n rough draft Of the exterior Of the contem-
plated building. which is very handsome,
and will be, when finished, II great "rna-
ment 10 the location, while it will reflect
credit upon its designers.
FrNER,L OF DR. kINGsroRD. The fune-
raj ceremonies of the Rev. Edward Kings
f,rd attracted Il large crowd on Thursday at
ternoon. The bell of the Tenth Street Bap-
fist church was toled during IA greater por-
ton OF the solemn services. At t o'clock
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New York Cattle Market, July 81.

Reeves-The market has advanced over cent
r. b., demand fair offerings OF 1000 head: sales
ut s9@ 1925 "A 100 Tbs. Sheep-The market is
IS cents higher: offerings $4,000 head, sales AT .
(a4t cents r h. Swinc-0ferings 5000 head;
sales at So "a $50 r 100 lbs for Western corn
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DIED.

On Friday morning, 29th of July. at Springfield.
Alexandria County, Col. WILLIAM MINOR, III
the SD year OF his age. y2ty' His funeral will
take plnce from his late residence. gu sunday
morning, ut 10 o'clock, A. NJ. To which the friends
of the family are in, tied.
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b. II. SHACKELF0RD, !
JOHN MARSHALL, Comm r.
CHARLES II GREEN
Fauauier county, iy 2s-eots

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES
i TATE.-The undersigned aS Executor under
the will of the late VIM Carr, decd will sell with
out reserve, on the premises on Saturday. the or
dag 81 august 1859, that valuable FARM, now III
the occupancy of Levi Nixon, containing about
THREE HUNDRED AND TWELVE ACRES
Of LAND, seventy of which i'll timber. Said
farm located within three miles of I,eesburg, and
contiguous to the Alexandria, Loudoun and liamp
shire Railroad, and adjoining the Lands OF ID. Carr
:. Carr, and {. Higdon. The improvements con
NJ, sist of good and substantial STONE
Id HOUSE and Kitchen, stone Barn and other
necessary buildings. The land IL OF good quality,
abounds in numerous springs, and has running
water in every field This is Of the most de
,rablc farms, between the Hog Back and Catoctn
Mountains.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third cash, on OF before
the LIST Of September. The residue in two equal
annual payments--the deferred payments to bear
interest from the 1T of September next, when pos
session will be given for seeding. deed will be
given on the receipt Of the first payment, and Il
deed of trust will he required to secure the deferred
payments.
viii be sold at the same time and place, lot OF
aTWO-AND- A-HALF ACRES, improved by
Iii STONE BUILDING, subject to an encum-
brunce made known on the day of sale.
Sale to commence about lu o'clock, A. NJ.
ID. CARR, Executor.
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PIEDMONT ACADEMY. Fauquier County, Va.

REV. T. VI. EDWARDS. PnrN'IrAL.
SESSION BEGINS ii KONDAI ~ SEPTEMBER
INXCELLENT facilities are afforded for tho
IL rough preparation for any COLLEGE ur univer-
sity, or TO tit young men for the active duties of
life. Expenses only sldO for hoard and Tuition
for 10 months For catalogues and circulars, adj
dress +. NJ. EDWARDS, Piedmont Station,
iy7-eo3m NJ q. K. H.. fauquier Co., Va.
vOTICE.-The Stockholders of the tppeTyile
~ and Manassas Gap Plank Rad Company,
are notified TO NEE, AZ the house OF Wm q. VERIFY.
in the town Of UpperSille, on Monday the frrt
day Of August, for the purpose OF electng officers
for the ensuing year. and for the transaction OF
other business By orler:-
FRANK l.. FRED. Treasurer,
IL Ii-pntl
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IN PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY COURT.
| NAY luth, 1889, Benjamin llatt"n, guardian ot
Thomas Spinks. Mahala A. Spinks and Susan
Spinks, plaintiff. against Thomas Spmks, Mahala
Spinks. and Susan SpinkS, infant children Of John
Spinks deed. and those. names unknown, VIII"
would he heirs o! said infants. II they were dead
and John i. Spnks. mon -re.demt.) and those who
are the heirs of Parkcrson Spinks. decd, names
unknown. deiendantS-lu Chsmcery. This cause
coming on again I" be heard, upon the papers for
mery read and the report of the Commissioner "t
Sale the Court doth adIudgc. order. and decree,
that one al the Commissioners of the Court III"
ascertain whether there are any persons, other
than the wards OF the complainant, Interested IN
the laud fund now in the hands oi tho ComlniS-
sioner Of Sale, and if So, then names, and III what
PROPORTION they are interested; and to this end.
that said Commissioner do cause To- he published
for four weeks in the Alexandria Gazette, paper
published in Alexandria, Virginia u notice re
uuring all parties Interested III sand land fund,
other than the wards Of tn. omplainant, u appear
before the Commissioner with the necessary cri
I.nce To establish their interest.
4 Copy-Teste: VI. FlIZlIlGH, Clerk.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
tue Of decree of the Circuit Court of Fauquier
county. pronounced on the 18th day of April 1888.
in the suit of Adams W. Marshall. the undersigned
commits Sioners, therein named, will offer for sale ut
public auction. 10 the highest hid.icr, on the pre-
misses, on HE 6h day Of J"iy. 1859. the valuable
and productive farm in the bill and proceedings in
said suit mentioned. This land adjons the lands
of james r.. Marshall, Fleet q. Rust and others,
contains FOUR HUNDRED AND TWENTY
FOUR ACRES, is of good quality, and we'll sup
piled with wood and water. Ii is within three
miles of Piedmont and Markham Stations. on the
Manassas Gap Railroad. and within the same dis
lance of Leeds Church. There is on the premises
"a comfortable DWELLING II 0U ) and
.I.Aout- houses. and being convenient to market,
and in pleasant 'eighborhood, offers many in
ducementS 10 purchasers.
TERMS.-The purchaser To- pay down in cash
$4,000 on the day of sale and To execute his bonds
for the residue. with sufficient security, payable in
six. twelve and eighteen months respectively, in
equal instruments, with interest from the day of
sale
Ets- The above sale is postponed until N""ddy,
Juiy 18th. Court day. and the land will on that
day be offered at Warrenton.
Fauquier county, my l4-eots
Ei.- The above sale is postponed until HE 22d
day Of august, 1859. and the land will then be Of
fered at WarrentOn in front uf the Courthouse of
Fnuquier county.
H. II. SIACkELFORD, J
JOHN MARSHALL, Cumm'rs.
CHARLES GREEN
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Loudoun county, jy 6-wts

DUBLIC SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT, AT
MANASSAS STATION By virtue of HI
der of the County Court Of Prince William county,
pronounced at the June term Of said Court, in the
case of Cannon 4 Brother w. Walter r. Baker.
also +. j. Cannon same, shall proceed to sell
at the front door of the Court House. on me Er't
Won,ioy ~ September merit. ONE ACRE of LAND,
.s= at Manassas Station, on which there is good
81 DWELLING HOUSE, aud other out houses.
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit Of six, twelve, and
eighteen mouths, will be given. the purchaser Civ
ing bond, with approved security, to bear interest
from the day of sae-thc title to he withheld until
all the purchase money is paid.
j. Il. PURCELL. Deputy Sheriff, for
= H. DAVIS Sheriff
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Irnnerrillc. iY li-entl

NvOTICE.-The undersigned having obtained
~ letters Ut administration On the estate al
Martha strother, late of the county OF Louduun
all persons indebted to said estate are requested to
make payment a. soon as practicable, and those
having claims, will please present them Tor settle
ment. ASA ROGERS administrator ii
Martha Sruthor, decva.ed
Mid,llsburg, iy l6-eO2w
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ItOMMISSIONER'S OFFICE. BRESTsyIILE,
v .rxr 80, ISI9-Thr parties 10 tbs decree OF
which the foregoing is copy. are hereby notified
that | have fixed upon the 18th day of August
next ut my Office, I" execute the law at which
time and place they ARE required t" attend, with
the necessary evidence I" establish their interests.
\. NlCOI. Commissioner.
prince. " illjDm Co., iy 6-wiw
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STORE AND TAVERN STAND FOR
- SALE OR RENT, at Bailey's Cross Roads, Mt
the intersection Of the Columbia and Middle Turn
pike, FIVE miles from Alexandria-slso Wheel
wright and Smith Shop. with an extensive run "t
eu,tom-slso q small FARM near the Cross Rosds,
- with = new and convenient DWELLING. Ad-
Ia dress the subscriber, ut Warrington city, W
inqaire % the premises. LEWIS BAILEY
Psirfax r",Intv. ,lsc l6--eatf
4 GklCuLrUkAL sALT.-2.O00 bush. salt,
~ Tor sale low,b ljyZ KNOX BRO .
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Fnuquier County, Va, je 2s-eots

Il COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND Pur-
" suant To decree of the Circuit Court Of Far
fax county, in the case Of Patrick Reed'' admins
TRAITOR &C. w. Hugh McGinnis, made at its June
term, 1859, the undersigned Commissioner therein
named, will offer at public sale, 0" Monday, The
18Th dag IF Amy".f 1859, Court day. ut Fairfax
Court House, (the late purchaser having failed {"
comply with the terms Of the sale, under II former
dccrce,) TRACT Of LAND situate in Fairfax
county. about four miles south Of Alexander, up"r
the new Turnpike Road leading from AeXSudrIt.
to Accotiuk Mills, formerly the property Of Patr"k
Reed, and containing about EIGHTY ACRES
The Land is in q good state Of cultivation, with
good improvements and frop lie proximity !"
market il valuable ss Garden Farm.
Terms. One tenth Of the purchase money 10
be paid down rs deposit, liable to forfeiture 81.
failure Of purchaser 10 eo@ply with the terms OF
.,le upon il, confirmation; the residue IN three
n.talQSeuts Of 4 i2 AID i8 months, with interest,
u 10 secured by bond, with good security and tue
land liable t. be resold failure TO meet deferred
payments, AMI title 10 be retained until purchase
moaey se paid, ii. W. ThoMAs, Comm 8
Fnirfax county, jy 20-eots
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CHARLES Is. TEBBS, J ~
ARTH. l.. ROGERS. ~
DANIEL I. SHRENE,

COMMISSIONERS PUBLIC SALE OF VAL
~ LIABLE REAL ESTATE, IN CULPEPEK
COUNTY, vain obedience to decree oil tho
Circuit Court OF Cupeper county, made IT itS juno
term. 1859, in the suit OF Ross and lIanSbrough,
Major, and ais., the undersigned Commiss toners,
appointed for the purpose, in said case, will, %"
The I'm dag Of august merit, if fair, if not the neat
fair day, proceed to sell Oh the premises, at Spring
field, the residence of Wm. Major, ut public
tion to the highest bidder, that well known and
desirable farm, called ''SPRlNGFIELD," former
y the residence of Capt. Philip Slaughter, decd.
containing, by survey, 902 ACRES, more or l,ss.
This farm lies we'll, the fields very equally snd
conveniently divided-s abupdantly watered and
"a has on it commodious ID " ELL Nj
.lsA HOUSE, aud all the necessary and conNe-
nient out houses.
A fine young Orchard Of Apple Peach AMI
other choice Fruit Trees-the garden il superior
cne-the outer and cross fencing Ii in hrstrate
condition. In short, il is too well known to re
quire more extended notice than 10 say that il Is IN
II most highly improved and productive condition.
1t is about six miles from MitcheFs Station, "n
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, near Church
es Of the different denominations, and in most
healthtu climate, and excellent society.
Also, loo acres of TIMBER LAND being the
same mentioned in the bill, purchased of James
l.. kemper, lying near Springfield.
TERMs:-So much of the purchase money will
be required to be paid in cash, US will be necessary
to deray the costs Of the sut aud the expenses of
making the sale; including the costs OF adyerls-
ing the same land, under on order made tho
18th of November, 1855. The balance in one, two
and three years, in equal instruments secured toy
the bonds of the purchasers, bearing interest from
the day of sale, with good security, and retaining
the legal title To the land until the whole is paid.
JAMES F. STROTHER. Commits
JAMES BARBOUR. s,oners
JOHN W. BELL. } to sell
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4 YOUNG MAN, qualified to teach the Latin,
n Greek, French, and German Languages. and
the lower branches of Mathematics, wants place
as teacher, Address "Braokhill school.
iy o6-2ayit
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STONE FRUIT JARS,

6TUNE FhUII JAhS,
ALEXANDRIA MANUFACTURE.
4 LARGE stock on hand of all Sizes fitted with
n corks and cement. which can he Theoretically
sealed in the safest aud boot manner fur preserving
fruit-for sale at very low prices, at the PorTERr
No. 127, Wilkes street, by
jy 23-eott b. &. MlLBURN.
. BBLS. MACHINE OIL, for sale by
Owes ROBINSON PAYNE.
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During the ensuing month. five State and
Congressional elections will take place, viz:
Ia Alabama, Texas, and Kentucky on Mon
the 4th and in North Carolina on Thurs
1uv the lth