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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER EUROPA.
PEACE REPORT CONFIRMED.
RESIGNATION OF SANDMAN MINISTRY
Restoration of Tuscany and Modena.


Ercit.mcm ia the cotton Market.- Want Of Com,
d,ie"cs :" me psrm"ns"ey Of Prdce.-L"ys D''
cline ~ Com-"i..
SAcGviLLE, &. w.. July 2I.-The horse
express of the Associated Press has arrived,
with the Europas advices from Liverpool OF
the 10th inst.
The report of peace is fully confirmed, but
no further particulars have TRANSFERRED, be-
yund the fact that the Princes of Tuscany
and Modena have returned Ia their respective
States.
The ultimate results of the peace WAS gen
orally mstrusted in England. and Consols
closed nearly per cent lower than at last I'D
vices.
Napoleon was on his way to Paris.
The Sandman Ministry had resigned, and
Count Arese had been charged to form new
Cabinet.
Napoleon expected to reach Paris on the
18th. when further details will be afforded
In an address to his soldiers, he says that
peace was concluded because the contest was
about TO assume proportions no longer in
keeping with the interests which France had
in the war.
The Emperor of Austria was on his way
to Vienna. says. in an order of the day.
that he yielded to the unfavorable political
situation because his natural allies did not,
rs was expected, come to his assistance.
Count Cavour, it is reported, resigned on
account Of the terms Of peace being unsatis-
factory.
The Paris Rourse closed at 6Sf. G0c.
vERpuoL.-Cutton.-- Of
the week lO7 UO9 bales, including 10000 to specu-
lators and l2.n00 To exporters. Prices had I'D
vanccd IA 3D. On Friday the market closed stea
dy. at the following rates
Orleans. Mobile. Upands.
..................Si * /!
Middling j-l6 Il a
Stock in port 6SS,OOU, including COS, 900 Amer-
can.
At Manchester, goods were slightly higher, aud
yarn. had advanced ID.
At Havre, sales OF the week 10000 bales; stock
in port $4,000. The market closed huoyant.
Ereadstutls --Richardson, Spence 4 Co report
the weather favorable for the harvest. Flour very
dull French was offered at l(g2s. per sack lower;
American los (d los I'd. Wheat dull and nuIni-
naly unchanged, but holders were pressing on the
market-Southern los (oy l. Corn dull AMI nomi-
nal-mixcd and yellow Is. Tod. 9 is. 3D.; white Is.
AZ. "a,
Provisions were very dull. Beef heavy, and
holders were pressing interior qualities on the
market Pork heavy, and all qualities slightly
lower, hut quotations nominal. The stock Of Beet
aud Pork were very heavy. Bacon was in rather
more inquiry. Market quiet
General Produce.-Sugar buoyant and slightly
higher Coffee steady. Rice heavy. Spirits Tur-
pentuc closed firm. but lower The week. market
opened at 3Gs., hut closed ut 36s.
LDp,ion NUksh.-Wheat very dull; declining 3
Ia Id on the week Sugar aud Coffee firm. Tea
steady.
III. Money N"rh"' American STOCKS active and
advancing Bullion III the Bank of Engu had
decreased tII1 900. ConS"ls closed at 20! a. js
Bank rates have been reduced to y per cent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28
Richmond Markets, July &c.

FLorR--The market is entirely inactlve-no
sales to- day, and no quotations. There wss no
;nouiry. There were some considerable receipts oi
new -four, but no inquiry for it.
WusAr.-Ths receipts are light az yet, aud the
general prices are $3.50 for prime red, and $l.io
Tor prime white. Some lot. Of very choice white,
however, sold for $l.ij.
CoRS-Corn has fallen in the northern markets,
and some of the principal dealers here say it can
moi be quoted at over 10 cts. Sales are made to-
day ia the retail way at IS cts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28

Nsw YoRx, July 27.-flour closed firm; State
s,l5@s4.7O; Ohio $i.9O@ $3.50; Southern 1925
M$5..5. Wheat has advanced 2Gie.; Southern
red I2Utu I22c; white l%u(p l4Oc. Corn closed
with declining tendency; yellow $751; mixed 80
@sec Pork closed heavy; mess $l52j@$l5.5O;
prime $lO.62@slO75. Lard closed dull at lot(G
lie Whiskey is better at 2jic. Stocks are dull
and heavy Va 6'a ~. Mo. IS SIT. Sterling
Exchange is dull at ll0s0 llOf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28
The Markets.

BALrxoRE, July T.-Fl"ur closed quiet; C''y
Mills ha. advanced lie; Howard street Is un-
changed. Wheat Better grades have advanced
2G.sd.; white i2oGg l3jc.; red ll5g l2'e. Corn
closed steady, with unchanged rates. Provisions
closed uui.t. Whiskey unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28
ss hu1 ArEH
CANAL c0NMRRCf.

ARRIVED, July q.
~ boats Mary Shaw, May Fly, Henry Clay, and
Morgan Miller. coal to 7. J. MehaHey.
=, bosts W ainesboro. w. b. Colston, and C. +.
nudge. coal 10 Borden Mining Co.
iro:tburS Coal Co. "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28
Prince Vim. county, is l>-eors

INARM FOR SALE.-A highly Improved
| i and conveniently situated FARM, containing
| THREE HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN ACRES,
| in Fairfax county, Va, on the Little River Turn
! pike six miles from Alexandria and nine from
Washington city. with turnpikes leading direct 10
each uf said cities and rail communication by the
| Orange and Manassas Cup Railroads. the depot OF
the former miles distant antihe latter will have
a depot AL joining said iaru,
g. The DWELLING is FIRST clas- house
si suited Tor "A large family, having all the requi-
site out buildings, aud fruit OF the bcst quality,
| There are 1000 fruit trees, 900 ot peach aud ap.
pie have been planted III The lls. i've years. The
! soil is oi the best au,.! and adapted To market
! gardcpiGs--hurins the advantage of Alexandria,
! Washington and Georgetown markets. the latter
being only ten miles distant.
This property could be conveniently divided into
two farms. as the Little River Turnpike runs cen
trally through t. having Un it we'll established
wagon stand with the requisite buildings, where
| ha. been good run of custom for aumber Of
years-it lies at the intersection ut th. Washing
| ton and Alexandria Turnp,ke.. For turthec in
formation, amply 10 the subscriber, Niadi.burg,
, Loudauu county, Va, or to JAMES ii. BENTON,
| the present occupant, WM. II. BENTON,
Loul"uu county, j. 22-e":im
AND FOR SALE offer at private sale my
i 1 farm / miles from Piedmont Station, aud IL
J mile from Cool Spring Church. containing oNk
| HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES. About 100
acres of this land is cleared and il fine state Of
cultivation, all we'll set in sras-. and % acres oi
bottom land which i. {, nr>t rate timothy meadow
sf=. The IMPROVEMENTS smull hut comior
SCI table. There is on the premises old mill
stc one Of the best in the country. Per,ons i'll
want "f small farm would 10 well Ia examine
this land, as wish TO go West and am anxious 10
sell and will give possession the 1T day Of Sep
TENDER next.
Terms liberal and would take young Seryss,s ia
part pay.
ANY communication adlreS.o9 70 me will receive
prompt attention, LEWIS BRUCE.
Piedmont -.,,yyp, Faniuer co., jy 6-eaIA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28

The Democracy of the Fourth Congress :
ioual District of Maryland, now represented
by the Hon. Thos f. Bowie. met in district
convention, yesterday morning, at Bladnns
burg, Tor the purpose OF nominating candl-
date for Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28

WHEAT IN CHIcAGo.--Tho Chicago Price Cur
rent of the 2lst instant, quotes as follows-"Win.
ter wheat is without any regularity and limited
demand. A new grade has been established, viz:
No. white and the first sale was 400 bushels, 1T
50 cents in store; 3lS bushels very choice white,
averaging "a pounds. sold To city miller at Sill
ou trSk: Sa5 bushels mixed red and white ut
$l0S on track; 800 bushels No l red, on track
early ut 81. aud ,i2o bushels at the close, at rs
cents. IS bags spring and winter mixed, ut 62
cents delivered"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28
STONE FRUIT JARS.

ALEXANDRIA MANUFACTURE.
4 LARGE stock on hand Of all sizes, htted with
n rorhs and cement. which eau he hofr.etlcalS
sealed in the safes! aud hest uanner for preserving
iruit--ior A.le very low prices. at the POTTERY
No. l2f, Wilkes street, by
Jy 2t-eoht u. [. MlLhl IN.
CTUMP NECK FISHERl.-for rent OF lea,e
y the STU Mp Mech FISHERY, On thu Poto-
luac river, for tive Years. Ii will he rented
low IL responsible parties. Apply to
X. :. ANDREWS, Carroll Hall, Baltimore,
or to GEO. N. GILL,
No. 81 ST. Paul Street baltimore,
Baltimore, jy "a.
Days BAGS .,-,train and Railroad Bags Of
II various styles aud qualities, iof sale by
is - WHEAT / BRO
WOOL purchased at Highest cash prices, BY
w isp HILL, BROWN PAkTLuW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28

Ht.- NOTICE.-REy. Dr.. ADAM MILLER, of the
Iowa Conference. will deliver al Addrrs, in the VI.
f.. Church. Washington street, gu this Thursday
evening, on the subject of ''HsrHnn Missions.
Their Risp aud Progress in the United States.
The public are cordially invited 10 attend,
ia DS--It
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28

HOAi.-Just arrived . cargo Of RED Ash
4 COAL. OF the very best quality. Send Ia
your orders and save caItsge.
jy 2G-lw "l2L 20.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28

FxEpkkicxsWugG MARKET.--In Frederick shurg
day we hear of one sale of prime white wheat
at Si2n deliverable By August l8th-Iames B..
Skinker's crop, to Hugh Scott. Flour no sales
Frsdericksbary Ecirs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28

CmILpREN'S BookS.-Thc American Sun
day School Union il rapidly furnishing II
Library for all good girls and boys, by their
publications. We have before W. just issued,
beautifully printed and handsomely bound.
Chloe Lankton. or Light beyond the Clouds
ii story of real life; the Woolcutter of Lee
banon: and the Master Hey. Chloe Lank-
ton is n very interesting story, and the other
books are, also. attractive. We very cheer
fully call attention to these works, calculated
IL they are not only to aniuse young people,
but to make them wise. and happy. and
good. They are received regularly rs they
come from the press, and ara for sale at the
bookstore of .Iames EnIwisle Il Son--who
can supply them separately, or the whole
spries
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28

a.. FOR SALE.-Tyc .,ame HOUSES south
e east corr.: ., UDinlnbu. and princess streets,
near!7 opposite the new Court House-contuin six
rooms and cellars suitable for small families rent
readily. Terms easy. For further paytsrnars. ap-
plyio JAMES EtIbPAlhi'h'
IN 2h-oW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28
Somerset, Orange county, Va. jy ll-lawaw

DUBLIC SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT, AT
/ MANASSAS STATION. By virtue of an
der nf the County Court of Prince William county,
pronounced AT the June term of laid Court. in the
ease of Cannon Il Brother ~. Walter X. Baker,
also +. j Cannon Va. .auie shall proceed to sell
At the trogt door Of the Court House, on The Hr-i
NoMdoy IN September merit ONE ACRE Of LAND,
~. nj Manassas Station, on which there |, good
M::i DIV Filling HOUSE aud other out houses.
TERMS oF SALE.-A cgrdi of six, twelve, and
eighteen laauIhs, will be given. the purchaser Civ
ing bond, with approved security To bear interest
from the day Of s;,lethe title To he withheld until
all the purchase money is paid.
}. K. PURCELL, Deputy Sheriff, for
:, II. DAVIS, Sheriff.
Prince Vim. county, is l>-eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28

- STORE AND TAVERN STAND FOB
- SALE OR RENT, at Bailey's Gross Roads, al
the intersection of the Columbia and Middle Tnrn-
pike, five miles from AexGndria-siso Whse1
wright and Smith Shop. With On extensive run o5
custom also small FARM near the Cross Rosd,,
- with new Md convenient DIV Milling. Ad.
Id dress tho sabscrihar, ., Washington city, %
inquire the premises. lewis BAILEY
Fairfax county. dee lR--entf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28

- FOR RENT.-The large brick WAKE
-l.:G HOUSE on Union street, second door from
Prince. lately occupied by Hill, Brown Partlow;
possession given immediately. Also,
* The brick WAREHOUSE, south side OF
Ea Prince street, one door vert OF Union. Apply
to- .sh s--eo,Angsl SAMUEL MILLER.
&c FOR RENT-The twn--tOry b X IGN
ina DWELLING and STORE attached No. li9.
king str,ut next door To- Mr.. David Apri"h's
Confectionery establishment Possession given
the 10Th at July. For terms, apply TO GEO. r.
FRENCH. "French'S Book aud Periodical Drgo..
iy l2-eotf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28

II COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND -Pur
" suuut to decree of the Circuit Court Vt Far
lax county, in the case of Patrick kssds admin,
traitor &C.. W. Hugh Mcainuis, made at i's juno
term, sjy, the undersigned Commissioner therein
named, will ader At public sale, az Aondoy, the
10th dag et Aay"s'. 1859. (CoaIt day. At fairfux
Court Houas, (the late purchaser having failed To-
comply with the terra, " ,he sale, under former
decree,) TRACT oi LAND situate in Fairfax
county about four ilies south Of AlcAaDdris, upon
the new Turnpike Road leading from Alexandra
to Aecotink Mills, formerly the property of Patrick
Reed, and containing about EIGHTY ACRES.
The Land ii III = good state of cultivation, With
good iAproyeIoen and from its proximity 1"
market is valuable a. u Garden Farm.
TEEv. une-tenth Of tho parehsss E,oney -
be y-id down ~ deposit. Liable to forfeiture Or
failure Of purchaser to comply whb the terms "
sale upon it, confirmation; tho residue ia three
in-talme,, uf q, " aud Is Roaths, With in'eres',
a 10 secured by bond. wish good security, and the
sad liable to be re.oli failure 10 meet deferred
pxypents, sad ,i,le u 10 retained until purchase
moSsy r. yaia, Il. W. THOMAS, COMMIT
Eaitfas county, ~ 2D-eOta
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28

Thompson Bank Note Reporter ssys:-"The
stockholders of the Warren County Bank, Pa
have obtsined peJmissiou from the Court, as Is
customary in that Stale, II rs-OrgsniIe under sno
Their uslue, but VA condition that their old notot
b. redeemed. Their diatory movement, or weak
ness, is depriying them Of all the charms OF new
us0e.
The New York city Bank returns for the weel
show u further moderate contraction i'm loans, and
quite n large decrease in the specie line, which WA
probably made up declining average. The
decrease in louns hardly keeps pace with the dim
mutton OF spece and the reduction in net deposits
and in this point of view the statement seems less
consorr alive than for several weeks past
The stock market is decidedly dull, ospecaly
for speculative shares. There il continued dull
ness at New York also. and the general tendency
Is slightly downward, though investment loan'
and regular dividend paying securities show ne
material change. They are, indeed, pretty vel
sustained, Ms Il considerable amount OF capita
continues to DO put into them, in preference to en-
ploying it otherwise.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28
CARGO SALE IN RICHMOND.

IJr BAGS RIO COFFEE AT AUCTION
r. Ii Is DOrBLE Bags We shall sell al
auction ut our Warehouse, Oh the Basin. Fri.
ddy. 5h ~ august nsri. at II ociork, 4. w.,
ALT BAGS RIO COFFEE in double bags
being the cargo of the Barquc Winifred just arri
we'd direct from Rio de Janeiro.
This COFFEE Was selected expressly for "ur
market, AMI is said TO be tho best cargo that ha.
been sent to this port during the year.
TERws:-Fuur months credit for approved ne
gotiable paper. CRENSHAW / co.
Will lie added Ia the above sale
298 BAGS prime Lnguyra COFFEE
60 BBLS. Extra SUGAR
80 do. Coffee do
10 do. Il Coffee 20
8 llHDS. New Orleans do
100 BONES Adamantlne CANDLES.
CRENSHAW & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28
GROVER Il BAKERS
CELEHHATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,

MI Il T. ~ III n II ~ 20
PuIrRs PROM So ro Sl2j-liEHaEES 50 EXTRA.
gINHE GROVER BAKER SEWING MA
i CHINE COMPANY have greatly Increased
their facilities for notwithstanding their celebrated
Family Machines. Ii is II" longer questioned that
these Machines are the best u use for Family
sewing. L. there . hasband, father. or brother III
the United states. who will permit the drudg"ry
of hand sewing in his family, when Grover a
Baker Machine will do it better. more expeditions
~. and rdr"psr, Than it can possibly be done by
handI
Send for a circular For sale at
is 23-eolm No. {, South Fairfax street.
NFOTlCE.-Th- Stockholders OF the NPpeivillc
y uni Manassas Gap Plank Road Company.
urcnotiiird To- Iue.i NJ the house OF VIM u. VERIFY,
in the town al upperville. ON Monday, the first
day or August, Tor the purpose OF eiec'ng "t'rers
for the ensuing year, and inF the tEsnsac''an Of
other business By 0reS
FRANK l.. FRED, TREASURED
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28

nc" NUTICE.-lf nothing prevents, ELDER W.
J. PunnISoroS will preach at the LECTURE Room.
corner Of Duke ard Royal streets. on this Thurs
da, evening commencing nj Suclock. Jy - II
Sentinel copy.
HRuGS, Sc.-Olive Oil, White Glue, Sparkling
,;eIatinc, Irish Moss. Essence Jsiuaira Gin
yer Cod Liver Oil. Oil Lemon, Quinine, Ellis So
luton. Citrate Ma.nc-ia and Ellis C"rn Plasiers.
lust received and for sale by
j. WILLIAM BOWLING,
iy2S Corner of Fairfax AMI Prince street..
SEKVANTS WANTED. Wanted to purchase
- aFAMlLY OF SERVANTS, consisting OF II
man and hi, wife. with or without childrcn-the
man to he sound and healthy. aged between -
and 40. and accustomed 10 farm work; the woman
about the same age and capable Of cooking, wash
ing ana milking. For servants at good character,
i liberal price will he given, and cotat,,rtahle
and permanent home guaranteed. Address Box
~. BcrryNille, Clarke county. Virginia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28
Philadelphia Cattle Market, July 20.

Beef Cattle offerings at the different yards
th, week mounted to about 1900 head; sales ranged
from s7.50@$lO.50 e, 100 tts.. as to quality
Cows aud Calves Sales ut $25GI $50 each, as to
quality Sheep--About 5000 Ut market; Gales at
sag cents p n. net, according to condition.
Hogs-Of.rings about $50 head; sales at $50 ~
n 100 fts net.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28

4 FRESH ARRIVAL ,r fRENrHS H"ok
~ md Pcyioii"ni D,p"f.
Temper, Novel. hy Miss Marryatt daughter of
Capt. Marryatt,) price 81.
Aprle"ns Railway and Steam Navigation Guide
for August, - cts.
Eclectic Magazine for August, containing spleen
did steel engraving ot tho trial Of Queen Catharnc,
by Sariain. price IS per annum.
Atlantic Monthly Tor August, "Jc.
Great Republic for August, "5c.
A fresh supply Of Peter Chanccy. or Matrimonial
Adventures. 10y W. II. Maxwell. price soc. jy2>
LNARM WANTED.-The undersigned wi>he, to
Il buy FARM OF some 200 To 35O acres q.
good land, with comfortable improvements, i'll OF
near the mountain region of Virginia 1t must be
"i und"ubted health near to churches, post offices.
with good society, and convenient 10 market 10y
railroad. Any one having such place I" sell AT
reasonable price. will probably find purchaser
10y sending full description of it, with price. and
terms "f sale, 10 J. +. ID. WHEELWRlGHT
Care. Box 73r. Post office Washington, b. C.
Washington, jy 2S-eo3tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28

FuNERAL-The remains of Jas Gooding
were conveyed IL their final resting p ace
yesterday evening, by the Friendship Fire
Company, of which company he WAS mem.
Der for II number Of years
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28

The Dinwiddie Street Methodist Church,
in Portsmouth Va. Was damaged to the
amount of 500, by fire, on Tuesday morn
ing. The fire was the work Of an i'll
cendiary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28

The WEATHER yesterday turned cool for
the season.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28

NJOOL purchased by
w is2s DANIEL y. HQoX
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CONN Z Z G I l..

PRICES OF PRODUCE IN ALEXANDRIA:
rRnN CARS VESSELS, AND WAGONS, tfESTkkDAl)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28

REsIcNED.-We learn, from reliable
source, that Thos 5. Gholson. esd, has resign
ed the Presidency Of the Branch Exchange
Bank of Virginia at tins place. We suppose
this step is adopted by Mr.. Gholson i'll order
To be unencunlbered while the canvass for
the .Iudgeship in this Judicial Circuit is pro-
crossing. Pfc1Nb'nY Mtriliysnrer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28

'''' y. We
JAQUELIN HALL FOR SALE.-The under
q signed, Commissioners appointed by decree
of the Circuit Court Of Madison county, pronoun-
ced at March term 1859 will offer for sale, pub.
lie auction Oh the premises, T"ssIdy. The l6th
day ot A"y".t, 1859, if fair, if not the next fail
day, this beautiful and highly valuable farm. II
lies in the county of Madison, on, the Rapid Ann
River. siA miles distant from the Orange and Alex
andria Railroad, six from Barboursville, three from
Montpelier, aud eight from GorlOnsyillc with
which place il is connected by the Riue Ridge
Turnpike Road passing through the farm. The
tract contains 10y II recent survey, THREE HUN
DRED AND ElGHTY-TW0 ACRES, three
R"ods aud sixteen Perchcs OF open Land, and
one hundred and fourteen acres of Wood Lund
The land is well waicrcd, with never failing springs
and streams Of pure iree-stonc water; lies beauti
fully, aud pariukes of the character of the South
West Mountain soil, (red, with chocolate gravel,
aud Ui that of alluN ial river lands. The soil, orr
ginally fertile, IL nov IN high state Ot improve
| ment, ana IL well adapted To the growth of heat
Corn, Tobacco and the Grasses.
10 The DWELLING Hot Sc IL II new, hand
E:I some and c"mmodious iratue building, tire,
stories high, including the basement, with n til
roof, and contains eight rooms, large hall,
store room AMI two cellar rouIns besides dressing
| rooms aud closets. The site II commanding
one. alurding n fine view Of the Mountains an,
| surrounding country. The neighborhood is n
healthy ~ any in Virginia, and is very desirable
| one. The Garden is excellent une, and nd
joining it there is yu,.ns and promising Orchard
! There are many Churches o. the different denomi
nations III the neighborlng Villages. Within les
| than "A mile are IA Merchant, iirst aud Saw Mill
n Smiths shop, two Stores and Post Office. Thu
| title is perfect.
J0HNFIELD.--Att the same time and place W,
will oer for sale stractuf Land adjoining the wooC
land Of the .Iaquelin Hall tract, known as "John
field" II contains 10y recent survey. TWO HUN
DRIED AND ElGHTIFOUR AND THREE
| FOURTH ACRES of which about one hundred
and fifty are in wood; the remainder il Oper
land. There il this tract. strong Chal beat.
spring The tract will he sold either separately oi
with the other, n may be desirable.
TERMS: The above lands will he sold for n
much ready u:Gnsy will defray the costs and
expenses of the -ur. and ct executing the decree
The remainder al the purchase money will be on II
credit Of one two, three and four years, in equa
instruments Ia he secured 10y the b ndS Of the pur
chaser, with good personal security, bearing inter
est from the date, 10 be paid annually. and the lc
gal title to the land To hc retained further re-
| curity. JAMES l.. kEMPEk.
JOHN J. AMBLER. Comm'rs.
PHILIP Il. AMBLER.