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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-23
THREE FARMS. TWO of 400 ACRES EACH
AND ONE of 337. IN PRINCE WILLIAM
CnuGTY VA. FUR SALE.

HNIIE subscriber, desiring I" leave 'lc ''''c, Nv"
offers for sale his land, III Prince " imam
County. Va. lying north oil, ANA 'mm'''"'e'' "t,""
th,. tufup,k. leading from lh"r"nshinre I" Trans
vile. two station, upon the Manassas Gap ha''-
road. ,,. ..upr
rhis land. containing in all ll"I AIktS. l.
,liy;J,l into three separate and distinct Arms
lyiur, each upon the above nainrdturhrlhs' "n''"
for the AK. Of convenience viii he de'lsha''n' H.
FARMS No. /. >. and :.
Thr.. FARMS possess the advantage "' being
situated III a pleasant and hcnlthy nr'sh""rn""'
%, rl. DWELLINGS AMI "' l-ho''r7 "P
Il" n nu all three are inferior
M. soil. GENERALLY sandy with Suhs"ll "i cay
!. If GOOD uuaiity, aud highly susceptible "i '"'
pr"yrm"mt. ,
FARM No /, through which the railroad pass
- distant :, half mile from Th"roushiare Stati"h'
'.,'r,,;ns FOUR HUNDRED ACRES, 800 clear
go, l,nJ. and 100 i'll fine wood and timber.
mi. FARM il well warrel; the fencing h"ih
rr,uii,r and interior. il III excellent "fd.r.
This FARM does not adJ"''I the "'n'' '""' W.
ing a halt mile from the one Al" 4 ''''e '''N '''>
other e, ,,tL
FARM W.. ., distant one mile from Thorough
anil ,br,. from gainesville, also contains
EnI-p Kindred ACRES. 30 cleared, and the
.Ir m WOOD and timber. THIS FARM l.
,I.r we'll wat.rcd.
EARN y, :, distant mile and halt from
rI,,r,u.ht,r,.. and y miles from haihesiill, con
THREE HUNDRED and THIRTY ahN IN
y,EES 90 cleared. AMI The remainder III "D'''
,,, ,his farm Their. /. but iitl. timber. IL lie''
Lax.y.r. adjacent I" farm No. ,. upon which 'herI
i n sufficient quantity ot timber Tor n"'t' '"""'''
they be purchased by the same Indi'idua''
will sell these Farms together OF sePa'"'''! >
tn suit the wishes "t purchasers.
Person. DESIRING 10 purchase cheap LANDS are
ii,I, ted f, call and look At these farms
p,,h;.h IN IL, ,hc.rgully shown them 10y the sub
s,riher. Being extremely anxious To .ei' my
terms. in all respects. will lee accommodating
Ear further information. aidrr.> the Snh-Sr'"'i ;
II Thornughtnre station Manassas Gap hnnt"'"'
primo. VIM. County, Va. CASSlus CAklEh'
Prince William county, je l4-e"h
NOTICE. The Stockholders "t the tpprr'hie
Y and Manassas Gap Plank Road COMPANY
ara, notified +, meet at the house of VIM. n. ieroS'
in rhe town Of Uppervle. on Monday Tue "'s
I,y of August. for the purpose oil eie'''ns "ui'e
for the ensuing year, and for the transaction VI
other business. BY order
FRANK L. FRED, Treasurer.
10, Il-p,tl
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Latest from Europs bv the Afr,c,


NEw YORK. July "a dispatch from
London at noon, ON the 9th inst. contains
the following:
SERyIA AND ITALIAN INpErENpExcE.-A
letter from Belgrade. published i'll the Presse
de Orient. states that about sixty young men
belonging IA the best families Of Servia have
solicited permission to form II corps 10 fight
in favor Of Italian Independence
The gunboats destined for the lombard
nent Of PescEera were launched on the Lake
OF Garda.
4 letter written from Trebzond says that
Persia is making great preparations IN all
ticipati"u of a war " tn Turkey.
The prrsse oi Vienna, says that another
French squadron Of ten vessels WAS seen from
Trieste, on the 9th instant, bearing towards
Venice
The semi official Correspondence Of Mad
rid declares that while desiring Italian indie
pendenre, Spain will maintain her neutrali-
~ SO long rs the Italian provinces and the
Church are maintained.
The Pearl has arrived at Southampton
with E20 900 specie, and brings the Calcnt-
Ia and China mails saved from the A lima.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-23
Coal Trade.

For the week ending Saturday $3.50 tons .! coal
were shipped over the Cumberland and PcnnSH /
vsnia Railroad, aud ALL over the road al the
Georges Creek Coal and Iron Company Making
"a total for the week from the entire rcri"n al l,''
I6I tons Total shipments for the year from The
.ntir. region, 27I Jig tons. Scvrnty-iivc boats
cleared this port turing the week ending WednrS
day carrying s. SIS tons oil c"a--crmb. C'''''"".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-23
STONE FRUIT JARS.

ALEXANDRIA MANUFACTURE.
4 LARGE stock On hand Of all sizes, fitted with
n corks and cement, which can he Theoretically
scaled in the safest and best manner for preserving
frui-for sale at very low prices, at the Pottery,
No. Ia, Wilkes street, by
jy 2S-eo6t b. C. MILBURN.
NEW EASTERN CHEESE Tor cutting. i'll
N store, aud tor sale by
Ys3 JOHN A. DIAoN
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CANAL COM M ERCE.

ARRIVED, July ~
Boats Miles StandiSh. ". K. Hing, The Pilgrim,
and Mary Mertcns {" +. j. Mchalcy.
Boats Kate Barnes, =. X. iIaldcmam. Carrier al
Hancock and Jos. Knox, to Borden Mining Co.
Boats A. II. Bralt and Ellie Wald, I" AI.erican
Coal ca.
DEPARTED, July 90.
Boat Oliver Boley. salt and groceries for Cum
berland, Nd. from Gray, Miller Co.
Boat Josiah Wett. salt from Gray, Miller Go.
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49,. HANDS DISPATCH LINE,
EfucFoK PHILADELPHIA. n. YORK,
AND BOSTON.-Thc 4. |. Propeller JAMES
JEROME, jerome master, will leave Long W hari
foot of Duke street "n Tuesday. 10th instant. nj
o'clock. p. NJ, arriving in Philadelphia early oil
Thursday morning. connecting with regular iine-
of steamers for New York and Boston. Freight
taken at the lowest rates. Apply I"
STEPHEN SHlNN,
~ OFT No. 81 South Union street.
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MARRIED.

At Elgey, the residence Of the bride father
On "Wednesday July 18th. 10y the Rev. l." }. Hans
berger, Mr. GILES +. EuBANk. late of WASH
in.ton. d. C.. to Miss NJ. MARIA DOWNING.
laughter Of Col Samuel Downing. Of Lancaster
county. Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-23
Tobacco Sales.

The sale. Of Tobacco" yesterday were animated
aud the prices paid showed an advancing tendency
We might quote advance from - I" lo' on all
grades of leaf aud lugs. This advance Is perhaps
"wjnr To- "A good home demand, assisted 10y specu-
l,,,rs Tn. aggregate sales amounted Ia lGl hogs
hea,ls- Psi.rA6my (ln.) h".. 2Wh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-23
Later from Mexico.

CHARLESTON, July 2l.-A dispatch from
New Orleans says the State of Tamanlipas
desires an American force of :, 600 men to aid
them in the prosecution Of the war. Some
Americans had already arrived at Tampico.
to aid the liberals. Gen. Degollado had ar
rived at rampico. CARA was ut Vera Cruz
1t is asserted, positively. that Mr.. McLane
has made no definite treaty with Juarez.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-23

NEW YoKS, July 20, lS1?.--Thc stock market
within few days has gone up and down ami d"""
and up like a small boat on the ocean "ur"e. On
the whole. stocks have declined; Tennessee AMI
Missouri skies. especially the former Railroad
stocks all foil of.
The steamer Asia for Liverpool took cat only
about 1900, 900, Il very light export. The money
market is easy and quiet, with month bills at sN
,..nt
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BY YESTERDAY EVENINGS MAIL.

49,
count of the death oi TINS gentleman III Ills "
sid,nre. near that place, on the 9th Of June,
1857, 4 native of Germany. he came to the
United States in early life, and first settled i'll
Baltimore. After the war of 1872, in which
he took An active and gallant part. he moved
tu Cabcll county, Va, where he has since re-
sided He WAS a man of much energy and
activity. and took the lead i'll nearly all the
various movements for the development of
the resources and advancement Of the inter
est< of his adopted country. lie was much
beloved and respected by his neighborS and
friends and represented the county of Ca
bell several times III the General Assembly Of
th,. D.lerat. elect, having been returned at
the last election.
r 3
ih''"'' ''' 49,.
shenandoah Tying '''"'e'' r'a,"p"'s anu
the North Mountain was visited hy one oil
fine. heaviest rains, on Friday evening last,
that has fallen in that section for II mum
her of years. The head waters of Stony
Creek and all it's tributaries in the course
Of an hour became swollen to most fearful
.xi,n,.,pJ fences, sprin.-ho,ises, stables. and
,,b.r Luildin.s. near the creek, were swept
AWAY team of four horses. belonging to
Me,.rS ". Whistler 4 Co.,. of Columbia Fur
mace. were crossing the creek between l.antz ;
Min and MON Force, a short time after the
rain. and were ~ suddenly overwhelmed by
the rising waters. ~ tn render their escape
impossil,Ip. The horses were all drowned,
hut the driver fortunately escaped. The
srriur- hou.., smoke house, and stables on
,,rr;.J IA l,v the. flood with a quantity Of
bacon. lard, &c There have mn doubt been
similar losses at other points "l when We
nav ''''
., u Sr,n, A.,
"hAhN'"' '''
thursday AFTERNOON iaS'' 'he S'''''" VI ''""
try immediately east "i ilarrsonhurg, was
visited by terrible storm. The hail WAS
dawn in torrents for perhaps an hour. The
corn in that section was very much injured
10y the ram. -.,.
- we "''u'. .I': '".'' M,ntar .c,.rn,,n
p'y ''' ~, III ''.'' H. ,,;,, ,.,,
i in. ''','"n :" ,VIr ~. wind So ,hou,h
they were lint re,ds-huuses were unro"fcd
and ia various other ways the storm spent
ITS fury.
There WAS violent ha,i STORM ai""S
", OH Friday last. The corn, trees, &c,
were cut up 'e'''p'S ~ a. a.
y" >,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-23
AUCTION SALES.

nUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE.-The undersigned ~ Executor under
the will of the late Vim. Carr, decd, will sell with
out reserve, ON the premises. "n Saturday, NE OH
dan oj inynsi. 1859, that valuable FARM, now III
the occupancy of Levi Nixon, containing about
THREE HUNDRED AND TWELVE ACRES
OF LAND seventy of which are in timber SAID
farm located within three miles of Leesburg, and
contiguous to the Alexandra, Luud"un and iiamp-
shire Railroad and adjoining the lands OF d. Carr,
). Carr, and C. Iigdon. The improvements con
cTSs .st of u good and substantial STONE
G;y HOUSE and Kitchen, stone Barn and other
mecr.sury buildings. The land is Of good quality,
ubuunds in numerous springs, aud has running
wafer in every field. This Is one al the most de
sirable furins between the Hog Back aud Catoctin
Mountains.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne third cash. on or before
the 1T of September. The residue in two equal
annual payments--the deferred payments to bear
interest from the LIST of September next when pos
session will be given for seeding. A deed will be
given on the receipt of the first payment aud
deed of trust will be required 10 secure the deferred
payments.
will be sold at the same time and place, lot "l
~. TWurAND HALF ACRES, improved by "A
Eli STONE BUILDING, subject To M encum
hrnnce made known on the day oi sale.
S,Le To commence about 10 o'clock, A. VI.
ID. CARR, Executor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-23

~sea. EXPRESS STEAM LINE FOR
SSCSNPHILADELPlil AND NEW YORK.
In consequence of an accident I" the ;. seymour
the steamer c. C. ALGER, will. Tor this trip leave
Alexandria, On TUESDAY NOHNiNG NEA T.
26h instant, at 10 o'clock. She will leave fhiia
delphia ~ usual on Friday. al Il, T. W.
WM. II. FOWLE 4 son,
iv 23-3t No g. South WharyrS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-23

Lieutenant Ives, yesterday, succeeded, 10y
means Of attaching u string to pigeon
leg. and making the bird to fly over the top
of the Washington Monument i'll hosting
rope, and getting things ready for fresh
start there.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-23

~Upr WHITE LEAD; Linseed Oil: Putty in
u.aa.rs. No. | Potash; Patent Dricr: Black
Lead: Gloves; Planten's Capsules: Bottle Corks--
inst received and for sale by
'N' JAS. ENTwISLE, JR.. Apotheeary''
an o. King. street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-23
Fauouicr County. Va. jr 2S-e"r.

,oMMISSlONER'S SALE Of LAAD.-Pur-
I .unu, to "A decree al the Circuit Court oi Far
fax county in the case Of Patrick Reed. admins
trutnr. &c., ". Hugh MrIiinnis, made At IT. June
term 1852 the undersigned Commissioner therein
named will offer at public sale. -" N"hd"J, me
Iyrb d,g Of AnJMsi. 1853. tCour, day. IT fhir'aA
Court House, the late purchaser having failed 10
rumply with the terms ui the sale, under former
lecr,rl "A TRACT of LAND situate IN FAIRFAX
county about four miles south "i AleXandri'' upon
the new Turnpike Road leading from Alexandra
io Acc,tiuk Mills, formerly the property OF Patrick
Reed. aud containing about EIGHTY ACRES.-
The Land i. in u good state of cultivation, with
,,,od improvements aud from IT. proximity 10
market i. valuable u. a Garden Farm.
TEnMs-One.tcntn of the purchase money I"
Ia, maid down a. a lrpo-it liable Ia forfeiture On
failure oil purchaser Ia comply with the terms "'
.al, upon it, confirmation: the residue ~ thr'c
,u.talnrit- Of d. II and - months. with interest,
I. l,e secured hy bond with good security ana 'he
land liab. TO Ice res"ld on failure t" meet deferred
puymenrs. and title to he retained until purchase
money be- paid. ii. W. THoMAN' comm T.
Fairfax county. ~ 2O-r"ts
DUBLlC SALE Of Hot 81 AND LoI, Al
MANASSAS STATION. By virtue Of an .r-
.r If TN. Comfy Court OF Prime, William county
pronounced at the June term "i laid Court, in the
.,.. nf Cannon 4 Brother ". Waite. X. Baker,
also F. J. Cannon -. same, shall proceed 10 eel
# the front door Of the Court House. on me prs,
M,.A,y ~ Sspi.mJ.T merit, ONE ACRE of LAND
- At Manassas Station, on which there lie good
I'll DWELLING HOUSE. aud other out houses
TERMS or SALE.-A credit OF SIX. twelve. ana
eighteen mouths, will be given. Tn. purchaser Civ
ing bond, with approved security, t" bear interest
from the day Of ssle-the title To he withheld unit
all the purchase money is paid.
}. X. PURCELL, Deputy Sheriff, for
= X. DAVIS, Sheriff
Prince WIN. county. iy lS-eots
4 GKICULTuRAL SALT, 900 bush. Salt
n lor sale low, by [jy2z Knox BRO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-23

TnE WHEAT MARKET.-Thc news Of cx-
pectcd peace, in Europe, brought by the
steamer Africa. had a most depressing effect
on the wheat market. knocking down prices
from l3j for white and l25 for red. to l25
f,r white and lis for red On change yes
tcr,lav, the offerings of new wheat were small
and there was very little disposition on the
part Of buyers to operate.
SUNDAY School UNION PUBLICATIONS.
The American Sunday School Union are Is
suing every week, very useful and interest
lug works for the instruction and innocent
pleasure of children, and which may, indeed.
be read with advantage by all. We have,
on our table, Natures School, or Lessons in
the Garden and the Field; Bessie Duncan, or
the first wear out of school; and the Bridge
over the Brock. These little works are at
tractive in style and appearance, being beau
tliully printed and bound. Intelligent chill
dren will take delight in their perusal, and
they will make acceptable presents. Re
rriycl and for sale at the book store Of james
EntwisIc x Son, King street.
WASHINGTON IrEMs The mechanics at
tachel To the Washington navy yard, yester-
day, contributed about $500 in aid al the
worthy families who were 50 sadly bereaved
hy the late explosion. 1t is probable when
the list passes through the hands Of the ott-
GERS OF the yard, and master workmen, the
amount will be doubled.
The large derrick on the north side OF the
Patent Office, fell on Thursday morning, on
q. street, causing considerable CONSERVATION
and some mischief One man was injured
by it, but not 81 seriously rs to endanger
lie.
poICE.-An examination of the case OF
an assault On the colored woman Mary Davis.
was had on Thursday evening. when 1t was
proven that the complainant herself was the
agyrcssur, and the case was dismissed, the
woman paving the costs. 4 man was before
the Mayor yesterday morning, for assaultlng
his wife, but no one appearing against him,
he was discharged.
INCREASED RrvExrE.-The revenue of the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad for the past
l.,l a. A -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-23

StEKNANTS WANTED. Wanted I" purchase
y FAMILY of SERVANTS. consisting at u
man and his wife. with or without chl!dren-thc
man To bc sound aud healthy. aged between 81"
and 40. and accustomed I" farm work tn" woman
about the same agr. aud capable OF cooking, wash
ing aud milking For servants Of good character.
II liberal price will he given. and comfortable
and permanent home guaranteed. Address Box
-. Bcrryville, Clarke county, Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-23

FOR CUMBERLAND AND IN
S-sTERMEDiArE POINTS ON THE
CANAI.-Tbe Cuual boat W. ". WOL' NO.
TON, will take freight, on moderate terms aud
sail this evening. Apply I"
s''' VIII. II. rOWLE 4 SON,
90 =, No South Wharves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-23

INCREASED REvENuE.-The revenue OF the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad for the past
month, (Junr). exceeded the revenue OF the
same month last year, about S1o'o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-23

VALUABLE LOupOrN LAND FOR SALE.
Y The subscriber offers at private sale hlS
FARM. known ~ ANENTlNE, containing 80!
ACRES by recent survey, ui highly improved ANA
f.rtii. land situated ia LuudoHu county, Virginia,
about four miles n. f. of tpperyille, and nine
miles from Rcctort"wn Station. Oh the Manassas
Gan Railroad. Til. FARM is IN high state "t
culriyat"n and all except forty acres, well sci III
grass The tract i, divided into seven fields, one
twenty mere meadow, and II young. bearing, ap-
nj. and peach orchard, aud seventy five acres "i
b.,y, timber Ii is all under good stone fences
and we'll watcred, having good spring. Oh nearly
every hel
I.A The improvements consist Of ii comfortable
IN COTTAGE. Smoke house, very good negro
uunrrerS barn. corn house, stone she'd li"r shei-
trriny forty head .t cattle.) aud n new and large
wheat grannrS. ,
Thi. firm i, situated in II good neghh"rh""d
and uinS the farms "t Mrs te"rse "ihyS'h' ""'
Mrs George Carter
Terms " III lee made accommodating. Full III
formation will be given on application beng made
+, IN, at Uppcryille, FauIuier Co.. Va
WI. A. STEPHENSON.
Urrerville. ~ 23-lawiw
MILLS SOLUTION CITRATE OF MA"NE
II SIA. Law. Brown Windsor soap: Scuil'ap'
IIuunm"u Bark: Ayers Cnthartir Pl>' TN t'hhh
mon. Precpitatcl Phosphate OF Lime JUST 10
reiNcd and tor sale bv
las. ENTWISLE, JR., Ap"therary,
%, g. King street.
I,AMlLY. EXTRA AND SUPER FLOUR
II from new wheat. for sale by -,
PENNYBACKER PERRY BROS.
~ %
ARD OIL, of superior quality. suitable Tor
l 4 burning and for machinery, Just received, ana
far s,l. by j. LEADBEATER Il son"
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Icy Rev. Mr.. BAgTEIN ct Warrent"n, Will
preach in Christ Church. Oh Sunday. Ni"-morr""
Inmrniny and nttcrnUnn. " Z"-Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-23

.es FOR BALTIMORE steam
SEdSer DIAMOND STATE will receive carg"
for Baltimore Oh Saturday. (this day leaving at
2 o'clock, p. NJ. WHEAT Bho''
:: % n Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-23

ANEW WHEAT FL0UR-Famiiy, Extra anu
~ Super Flour, just received IN store, anu 'o'
..,e INV fy 2sl JOHN A. DIXON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-23

T MEMS! LINENS Il will sell my stoeh u
linen Ducks, Linen Drills &c, ut very TO
duosd prices. Lily 23l w. n. BERhlEA'
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b. II. SHACKELF0RD,
JOHN MARSHALL, Comm'r'.
CHARLES I. GREEN,

Faupulrr county, ~ '"'H
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-A NALIA-
Y m.E FAru Ar ArCrIuN ~ CrLrErkR '"IN'
-, VIroISn.-On .Hmi"y, Nh" ION d"y V An
o,.,. Is,y that being Court day. shall "her Tor
.l. nj the Court Hose, the valuable tract "i inhh,
containing FIVE HUNDRED ACRES, upon
which the late Vim. Z. Newly. deed Resided. The
-. IMPROVEMENT. consist of u two story BRiI n
8$i DWELLING, kitchen and dining room at
tu,.h,d Servants houses, work shop, large Stabie
aud carriage house.
This farm is heavily timhcrel ani we'll waterti;
if !. situated within miles OF the Orange and Al
,yuudria Railroad, and ten miles from CuiPeper
C.mrt House: there j. very tine water power on
IN. original tract; upon which there is IL SAW
MILL. and Grain MILL, this power Is sufficient
tn drive Il Iarg. Machinery. which "t'.rs great IN
,inrcmonts to persons wishing I" engage IN manu-
featuring goods. Any person wishing to purchase
will be shown the farm 10y Richard \. Newly,
who now reside. "n the place.
Terms will Ice made known on the day oil sale.
Seeding possession will Ice given At once, aud
full ,,n.Srssion ia. frst January. lS6n
KURT e. NEW BY, Executor of
~ y N.xby. dee n.
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Loudoun county, jy 6-wts

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAIL ABLE
u FARM IN UPPER FAUQUlER.-By Hn-
tue of II decree of the Circuit Court OF Fsuquier
county pronounced on the 18th day of April 1898,
ia the suit of Adams Marshall the undersigned
commissioners therein named, will offer tor sale al
bubble auction to the highest bidder, on the pre-
misses, on he or dag Of J"iy, 1889, the valuable
and productive farm in the bill and proceedings 10
said suit mentioned This land aijons the lands
of Jaime. r. Marshall, Fleet q. Rust, aud others.
contains FOUR HUNDRED AND TWENTY
FOUR ACRES. If of good quality, and we'll sup
piled with wood and water. IL IL within three
miles nf Piedmont and Markham Station', On the
Manassas Gap Railroad, and within the same dts
lance of Leeds Church. There L. on tho premises
GA comfortable DIV ELLlNG HOU > T. and
l:. out houses aud being convenient to market
and in pleasant neighborhood, oilers many IN
iuccmcntS To purchasers.
TfHNs.-Thc purchaser to pay down IN 'nrh
81 nUU on the day of sale, aud I" execute his BOMBS
for the residue with sufficient security, payable III
six. twelve and eighteen months respectively, ID
equal instruments. with interest from the day "i
sale. Fhuquer county my ~ e",
r,s- The above sale j. postponed until -H""""y'
.L,Iy 2Jfh Court day. and the land will on That
dny he offered 1T Warrcnton.
n