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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-04-06

DAN RIVER CoALFlEn RoAD.-George D. Boyd,
Esq, the Senator from Rockingham, has written
letter to G. L. Aiken and others, which We find in
the last Greensborough Patriot explaining the pro-
visions of the charter granted at the late session Of
the Legislature for this Road. Mr. Boyd says:
1.-THE charter has but one limitation, and that is
the road must not run within twenty miles of the
North Carolina Road. The Company locate
the Road as to run from Danvlle in the direction of
Greensboro, and make some twenty-five or thirty
miles of road, and when getting within twenty miles
of the n. C. Road stop and wait until the meeting
of the next General Assembly, and apply to have
the charter amended as to complete the road to
Greensboro, Or if the Company do not choose to
wait so long, the road can be run to Leaksville or
by wav of Madison to Germanton and connect with
a road already organized, from Germanton by way
of Salem to High Point on the N. C. Road That
there is abundance of Coal all along the valley Of
the Dan no one in this section of country doubts;
the only question is the most favorable point. The
Company is not restricted as to the time when the
Coalfields shall be reached.
That the road will be built, there is not shadow
of doubt; the only question is how soon can get
to work. will add, in conclusion, let every friend
of the road march up to the enterprise, subscribe
literally, organize the Company and go to work"
LATE FROM EURoPE-The European intelligence is
generally warke in its tone, although at the last
moment reaction had taken place in the money
market indicating more pacific direction. The
begerent character is lent to the news by the con-
tnued activity of France, Austria and Sardinia in
preparation; and by article in the official 4Noni
teur, devoted to convincing the smaller German
States of the folly of sustaining the Austrian policy
in Italy The tranquil feeling at the close was due
to the rumor that Lord Cowley's mission had not
been wholly unsuccessful Lord Cowley had re-
turned to London and after conferences with Minis
tiers, had left for Paris where he had been closecd
with the Emperor. 1t was also stated on the 18th,
withort designated authority, that both France and
Austria had consented to suspend their ornaments.
The state of Europe is, however considered very
uncertain Hostilities may be commenced at any
moment
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TOBACCO-The market to-day without change in
prces The breaks continue large but mostly of Lugs and
medium grades of Leaf We give the inspections for the
past six months, which shows gain for 80 of 1859 hds
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NEW STORE IN RALEIGH.
Ar No. 40 F44ErrEvrL1E ST..
Zone Door below Williams e. 6aywood's.)
TIME SUBSCRIBERS HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN
Il elegant stock of new and fashinable
DRY GOODS:
Hats Bonnets Shoes, Umbrellas, Parasos, and Fancy
Articles.
The stock of LADIES' DRESS GOODS consists Of Black
Silks, Fancy Chaes, Berages Ogandies Lawns, Jacko
nes in Robe Qulle Robe Lee in Double Flounced and
Single Skirts, White Jackonet Swiss and Checked Mus
Inns, Ladies' Summer Wrappings Extension Hoop Skirts,
Steel Spring. Ribbons aces and Edgings Gloves, Hosiery,
Hdkfs, Beuched and Brown Domestics, Ticking Mems
Wear Servants Goods and all articles usually kept in
Dry Goods Store
Our stock of BONNETS is very handsome, and with the
elegant Ribbons and Rouches for trimming cannot be
beaten either in the price, STYLE or quality.
We respectfully invite our friends acquantances. and the
public generally to call and examine the pretty ana cheap
terest to deal with us.
SLEDGE & MACON.
Raleigh, March 81, 1855. 3O-w&swlm.
q Advocate and Giraffe copy four times.
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PAINTS OILS!! SOAPS!!l
II EVIL PURE WHITE LEAD, PEARL SNOW AND
IL other brands Lnseed Winter Bleached Tanners and
common Olive Oils, Colgates Varicgaed White Windsor
and Turpentine Soaps
At the Drug Store Of
lREDELL BROTHERS.
March a. 1859. 31--w&swtf
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4 ~ CASHMERE FROCKS FOR SUM.
AOV mer wear. very cheap aud handsume-at the
unusual low price Of frs dolars.
E. L. HARDING.
April 4h.
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THE NORTH-CAROL1NA FORM BOOK.


AN IMPROVED EDITION OF THIS VALUABLE
"A work recently published by H. D. Turner, Raleigh
laid CALI 1t contains Forms Of ali those legal nsru
which people have occasion use and shng
also guide to Justices Of the Peace Shers Clerks Con-
are added the Constitution OF North Carolina and the Unit
ed States of the principal officers of the State
and Of the countless titles of address, &C., Ac Furnished
cheapest book offered for sale) When sent by mail
charge of 20 cents will be required post
age this edition. beral discount made to those who
buy sell again. Published and sold wholesale and
tail by -
b. D. TURNER
at the North Carolina Book Store Raleigh,
And by J. b. LIPPINCOTT 4 CO.,
and HAYES ZELL,
--..s Philadelphia,
And by - A. s. BARNES 4 CO.,
New York.
April 4, 1852 ST.
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NOTlCE.-THIS IS TO CERTIFY TO THE PUB
II Lie that the suit depending in Honorable
Superior Court Spring Term, 1853, wherein Warren Suggs
plaintiff H. c. Lashee is defendant is compromised.
the said Lashlee Withdrawing all charges which he
made against the said Suggs and declaring to the public
by this card that they made in the heat of passion
and under circumstances which he exceedingly regrets
h. C. LASHLEE.
April 4, 1859 34-ltpd.
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MOUNTAIN SCENERY,

VNHE SCENERY Of THE MOUNTAINS OF WEST
Il ern North Carolina, &c: By Henry E. Cotton.
For sale by
II. D. TURNER
N c. Book Store
Raleigh, April 5, 1852. 81
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DRANDIES, WINES AND WHISKEY.-A
- choice assortment of
Old Cognac Brandy,
Pure Port. Sherry, Madeira and Claret Wines
Old Bourbon Whiskey,
West India Canebrake Whskey,
Old Jamaica Rum,
Schiedam Snaps
Porter and Ale of best brands
At the Drug Store Of
IREDELL BROTHERS.
March a. 1859. 3l-w&swtf.
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DOY's AND YOUTHS CLOTHING
ID Opened this day
E. L. HARDING'S.
April 4th.
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OUR ADVANTAGES!
JUST RECEIVED
PER BLP n e IS,

1AA DUCK LINEN SACKS.
1OO 100 Duck Linen Frocks,
SO Fine Cashmere Sacks,
IS Fine Cashmere Frocks
Is Handsome Clath Sacks, "silk faces"
SO French Cloth FrOcks,
100 CoI'd Marsp'es Vestings.
$50 Blk aud j iSilk Vests.
Il. HARDIN
April 4th.
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DIED.

I'm the 9th of June, at the residence of her
,,n,her-in. law, William Rawlings, esd, Middle
snrg Louioun County, Va, Miss MARTHA
STRuTHER in the list year OF her age. She
,,atrs,el the Christian Religion in her 18th year,
'rJ lived for 6O years consistent member Of the
If F Church. She died rs she lived rejoicing in
hone. through the .nerits OF crucfed Saviour
I'm the 18th of June, in Mildleburg, c. PEY-
Toy THOMPSON, aged "a years. He embraced
.h. r,,ision Of Jesus in his 10th year. and by his
:n,.rc.urse with the Church and the world. he has
In an example worthy of imitation. He bore
-. sickness with Christian resignation, and at the
Inur Of DEATH leaning upon the arm of Jesus, he
t,,Is farewell To earth.
Ne wa- meek. he was gentle and kind
lie was all that to man could endear him,
Tn. heart cherished hope of his friends,
And all that once knew, did revere him.
I'm the 18th instant, of Cholera Infantum, at the
,,.;l,nrc of his father, Mr.. Thomas S. Roy, Of
r.uouier county, Va, JOHN S. ROY, aged about
q months Thus with the gems of orient life upon
i, brow, has this dear child passed away from
..,tL 10 Heaven. There is q Solace to his bereaved
,.,r.nt.-that they may meet him there, for by this
i.r.usati,m doth God unfold the everlasting
AR and point them TO his rest 5.
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
,nnr,r,r ON STLANrp V,NlApnn
Pavia Evacuated by the Austrians.-Milsn
Occupied by the Allies-Rumors Adverse to
the Allies successes-slight Decline in Con-
sols-Hesvy Decline in the Paris Bourse.

SANDY Hook, June 2l.-The steamship
Kangaroo, from Liverpool, on the 9Th, pass
ed here early this forenoon. Although sail
ing on the Sth, she touched at Queenstown
on the afternoon of the 9th, aud brings II
brief summary of the dispatches received IN
Landau ON the morning Of that date
~, .:,. ,..,.,,.l ,J;i ON ,Io
Inc AuA'rihnS e'"'""'e" -h'i"" VII '''o
5,h. and on the Ith IL was occupied by the
,,,,.l h..a.a hv ,ho Emnoror of
France aud the hing "f SARDINIA, who were
entbu.ia sticnlly received by the resident
A., ~ .;,;I .,;,.;o,t bod
i'i"''''. " !
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COM N L X CIAL.
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, June 2l.-Flour closed dull; sales
-, U,ysri street 81. Wheat closed dull white
l6pu lsOc.; red HOO l6oc. Corn closed firm;
white S4Go S5c. Whiskey closed dull; Ohio at CSC.
NEw YORK, June 2l.-FlOur closed with de-
clue OF sale cents; State s5.S5@$6.l0; Ohio
S87Vas7; Southern s7.Oo@S7.50. Wheat closed
ysry dull. with II declining tendency; Southern
red; l52a 10; do. white 1900. Corn closed heavy;
mixed SEA s3c; yell.w Soc. Pork closed steady
mes. sl6 3D. prime $l3.S5. Lard closed heavy
Whiskey closed dull and unchanged at 261c.-
Stocks are dull and heavy. No. is 66t.
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L,soRs Yesterday. the report
%, the Board of Naval Officers ordered to in
.ne,t the various U. 5. Navy Yards and report
n detail on the condition of each, was duly
,rausmitted to the Secretary Of the Navy. who
ny the hy had an interview with the board, in
,hs course of which he took occasion to thank
then, , for the thorough and efficient manner in
xLi,h they had discharged the trust devolyed
m them Wash. Star Of Yesterday.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY I. NJ McCoRMICK-AUCTIOSE
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN
- FAIRFAX COUNTY, yIRGINIA-By vir-
tue of a deed Of trust executed by John +. Dyer
and wife, dated the 10th day Of October, 1856 and
recorded among the Land Records of Fairfax
County, the undersigned, Trustees therein named,
will offer for sale at Public Auction, in front of
the Mayors office, at II O'clock 4. w., on Thurs
day. he 30h inst, the following property, to wit:
A LOT OF LAND, in Fairfax County, Va, con-
tanning about IS ACRES, situated between the
Little River and Leesburg Tunpikes, about one
and half miles from Alexandria, and quarter of
mile from the Theological Seminary. The lot
aijoins the lands of Bishop Johns, James Green,
and Geo. X. Wilmer, and is accessible from the
Turnpikes by good roads. The land is divided
into four fields and the tract is enclosed by good
fencing nearly all new-thst binding on the road
being Of the best North Carolina plank. About
ten acres well set in grass, and will yield from
10 5 tons of hay. The situation is elevated and
healthy, with fine grove of forest oaks covering
about five acres, and there il n good slrmg OF
water on the land The Improvements consist of
~ two-siory FRAME DWELLING, containing
IT, five rooms and Kitchen attached also, AN
out house for Servants The buildings are nearly
all new, plainly and substantially built The
dwelling has portico around il, 10 feet wide 10y
10 long, u good dry cellar, and is enclosed with
new fencing. The grounds about the dwelling
planted with ornamental and fruit trees which are
in a thriving condition. Also, a Barn, 20 by ~
feet, with doors Of tongued and grooved plank,
extending the length of the building.
TERMS-0ne fourth cash, and the residue IN ],
@ and years, with interest," the title to he retain
oil until the deferred payments are made.
ie ls-eot. G. ". WATTLEs, Trustees
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LOCAL ITE Ms.

TAxABLEs. &C.. OF ALEXANDRIA Cry AND
CouNTr.-We have been politely furnished
by the Commissioner of the Revenue for
this County, with the following statement
List of Taxable Persons, Property, &C., within the
District OF George Dufey, Commissioner Of the
Revenue for the County OF Alexandra, returned
18th May, 1859:
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TABLEAUN NlNANrS!.
AT LIBERTY HALL,
BY THE PUPILS OF RIPLEI'5 PENAL
SEMIN VARY

BY TIE PUPILS OF RIPLEI'5 FEMALE
SEMINARY.
on FRIDAY EVENING, Jrn" "a.
Hfs- Admission Two Tickets - cts; Single
Ticket - cts; Children ID cts.
The proceeds to be appropriated 10 the Orphan
Asylum Fund
Doors open ut ) o'clock. Exercises to com
mence nj : o'clock
For particulars. see programme. je 22-"t
NEW BOOKS, MAGAZINES, AND PArERS,
n at GEORGE .SIGGERS' Book u"t Perto-
oicoi Store, - Pr'"re-shref, "ppo1te The Gazette
Ohcc.
Godcys Lady Book for July is one Of the best
numbers ever issued, price 2jc. Cr So rer year
Frank Lcslie'a Magazine and Gazette Vt Fash
ion Tor July, &c.
Peterson. Ladies National Magazine, lsic.
Arrhur's Home Magazine for Juiy, l5ic.
The Great Republic Monthly for July, 2jc.
Ballou'r Dollar Monthly for July, Zoe.
The Venetian Bnccanecr, or the Prophet OF the
B"hmer Wad Tale OF the time Of Joseph the
Second of Germany, by Syvanus C"hb, 'jr, Ice.
Frank Leslies Budget of Fun for July, De-
The Comic Bouquet for July, lhc.
NY Ledger, Mercury, Weekly, Line Of Battle
Ship, Harper's Weekly, Flag, Waverly, Leslie's
News \. Y. Waverly, n. Y. Clipper, Boston Pilot,
Irish News, and every thing in the Book and y"
rodical line. Je x
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miy- The annual Pizzerinetum Spring Dinner
will take place ON the 4th of July next Subscri-
beers will he on the ground at o'clock, A NJ
Should it RAIN shelter is provided The list il al,
ready full, and noue others than subscribers Will
bs admitted ON the ground je 22-lt
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New YORK, June 2D.-The weekly statement "t
the Banks OF the city shows the following increa-
SEES and decreases Decrease ia loans ST. l59, 900,
and in circulation 100000. Increase in specie
/, U0O. 900, and in nett deposits $4,000
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esorgstown Cattle Market, June 20.

At Droyers Rest, the offerings of Beeves amount
ed to 800 head $50 sold TO District butchers at
s. 5Vta 50. = hundred Of Sheep and Lambs u
good supply, aud Lambs changed owners at 1925
Ia 80 Veal Calves sold at SIS p head
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CANAL COMMERCE.

ARRIVED, June Il.
Boats d. Morrissy, q. W. II. Hetzer. ). l.. Jor
dan, Mary OTIS, Col. Young, Elk, and Henry Clay
coal TO Il. j. Mehatfey.
Boats Jacob Huber, Santa Anna, and l.. q.
stanhope. coal to Borden Mining Co. ,
Boats Kate Bruce, Mamie Mcdraw, and Ellen
Bell, coal to Frosthurg Coal e."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-22

la Washington, June 10th, at auction, James C..
Mcclure { Co. sold $4,000 Corporation Alexan-
dria stock al IS, and 5 1000 Bank Old dominion
Il lONi.
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE & CO., AucroNEERs.
nNRUSTEE'S SALE OF A SMALL TRACT or
i LAND IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, VA.
o" F,idpy afternoon, Juiy stb, ut ) O'Clock, on
the premises, | shall SELL by virtue of deed in
trust the subscriber, dated June 18th, 1856 and
duly recorded in liber r., No. s, page 4S7, one of
the land records for Alexandria county, Virginin,
small tract fland therein particularly described,
~ tanning 80 acres, roods and 80! perches,
I'll. improved by Il small DWELLING HOUSE.
This property is handsomely located on the road
to Georgetown Ferry, distant about two miles from
the Aqueduct, and about half mile beyond tho
farm Of the late Andrew Hoover.
Terms: 0ne-third cash. the residue in six and
twelve months, with interest, secured by deed of
trust on the premises. All conveyancng at the
cost of the purchaser.
ANDREW p. HOOVER, Trustee.
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- FOR kENT.-A two story bRlCk
NI HOUSE, at the S. w. corner OF dtbbon and
Water strsa,s with wards and other conveniences.
For further information. inquire of
je 2a-t WILKINSON HUNTER.
10 TIERCES more Of those choice sUGAh
IL CURED HAMS. received this day, direct
from Cincinnati, and for sale by
lie 81 J. F. DOUGLASS.
OOO TONS SOFT BLUE WINDSOR PLAS-
OUU TER. TO arrive. Orders taken to be filed
from the vessel, at low figure.
jsE-lm KNOX q bhV.
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J. w. MCGEE,
DOCTOR OF DENTAL SURGERY,

WEHKEN IUN, ~
CONTINUES TO perform all operations belong
y ug t" The Dental profession III the most satis-
factory manner, at moderate rates.
Doctor McGee may he found at home at any time,
except from the second to the third Monday in escb
month. which time will be spent at Flint Hill, Rap
pahannock County, Va.
Office and residence on Main street, nearly oppO-
site the Warrent"n House.
Warrsntnu, ian l--eoly
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De aunlltteu Oh the Ri'uhu. y
ns- The members of the
Middleburg Lyceum, intend celebrating the fourth
of July next, 10y a speech and public dinner. The
Hon. Alexander X. Boteler, OF jefferson, mas con-
sented TO deliver the address that OCCASION and
the Declaration OF independence VIII DC reau oy
member of the society.
The Rev r. L. Brown, of Fairfax Court House.
has been invited by the Sons Of Temperance, to be
present and he is expected TO deliver an address
on temperance, during the afternoon. The ladies'
Of the Presbyterian Church will hold fair ut the
same time.
Good music will be in attendance.
Tickets to dinner 80 cents.
Proceeds to he applied to the purchase OF books
to form library. Let the public then participate
in celebrating the day, and thus aid the Lyeeum IN
its laudabe effort.
Middleburg, Va. je l1-eo5t -
JNARM FOR SALE.-A highly improved
II and conveniently situated FARM, containing
THREE HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN ACRES
in Fairfax county, Va Oh the Little River Turn
pike. six miles from Alexandria and nine from
Washington city, with turnpikcs leading aneet u
each of SAID cities and rail communication by the
Orange and Manassas Dap Ra lroads, the depot oil
the former miles distant andthe latter Will nave
a depot adjoining said farm.
- The DWELLING is u first class mouse
IL: suited for large family, having all the requ'
site out buildings, and fruit OF the best qaaity'
There are 1000 fruit trees, 600 OF peach ana sp-
PIE have been planted i'll the last five years. Inc
soil Is of the best quality aud adapted to market
gardening -having the advantage OF alexandra,
Washington and Georgetown markets. the ia'te'
being only ten miles distant.
This property could be conveniently divided ia'o
two farms, rs the Little River Turnpike runs con,
trally through it, having on it well established
wagon stand with the requisite buildings whers
has been good run of custom for NUMBER oi
ysars-it lies at the intersection of the Washing
ton and Alexandria Turnpikes. For inrtneT ln-
formation, apply to the subscriber, MldIieD1rg'
LOudoun county, Va, or to JAMES NJ. BkNIoN'
the present occupant. WM. H. DEN i'N'
Loudoun county, 10 22-eo3m
BARGAINS! DRESS AND
d MILLINERY GOODS AT COST.-We vii!
sell our entire stock of DREss and MILLISkRf
foods such as Berage, Challe, and Lawn Robes
Beruges Challis, Lawn Summer SIX, ana DIN,
Grape, Straw, Braid, and Hair Lace; bohnets al
cost for cash
We have still on hand some very desirable Styles
Vt Lawns, Berayes, aud other Dress Goods anu Y
large and handsome assortment of BoNNKTs. we
are confident that if You will call and examine
them, We can succeed in suitng you.
s. 4 ". MEYENBERG,
ie22 Sarepta Hall.
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A L II A N A c e..
NE LIST

PUKT Of ALEAANDKIA--JUNE II.
SAILED.
Schr. Jonas Sparks, Rogers, New York, by D.
b. Smith.
Schr. Georgia, Soule, Boston, by 7. J. Mehsffey
Schr. Aretis, Chase, Boston, by I. j. M-hafey.
Schr. Bee, T,ngford, Sealord, Del, railroad iron
by }. R. Masters.
Schr South Wind, Mitchell, Baltimore, BY Mas
ter.
Proroler J. Jerome, Jerome Philadelphia, by
; Shinu.
MEMORANDA.
schr Grace Darling. Mason, sailed from War
ren. for this port, 18th inst
Schr Daniel Brown, Heaid, sailed from Fall
River for this port, 18th inst.
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BOARD IN THE C0UETkY.-I can accom-,
ID mediate few families with pleasant rooms ana
BOARD III healthy and pleasant part OF the
country, eight miles from Alexandria, and ten from
Washington, on the Alexandria and Leesburg
Turnpike. Address NM,
MRS. EMMA BARTLETT.
Fall. Church Fairfax county. Va. ie +-e"im
FINAR-North Carolina Tar and Pitch, Tor sale
i BY lie 2Ol j. \. HARPER Co.
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BY YESTERDAY EVENINGS NAILS.

The OFFICIAL VorE.--We have to-day the
official vote for Governor from the entire
State, except five counties, which are yet to
be heard from officially. 1t figures up as
follows:
For Letcher, in l46 counties .............75,99 9
For Goggin, in l46 counties ...............7o,s
Majority for Letcher. $40
The unofficial majorities of the five coun-
ties To he head from are reported a. follows:
For Letcher-Booncl AZ; Brooke l56; Craig
23S. Total $50. For Goggin-Elzabeth
City so; Mcdowell %. Total 10. Majority
for Letchcr .lGl.
This last calculation, if correctly reported,
will make Mr.. Letcher's ma ority in the State
5,60l.-Rich. Enqr.
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NNRUSTEES SALE OF A PRINCE WILLIAM
i FARM.-By authority Of Deed OF Trust
executed to me, and recorded in the Clerk. Cthce
of the County Court of Prince William County,
in Lber 49, Folio 299, will sell at Public Auction,
on the premises, about IL o'clock, ~, on Thur
dag. me 3Oh Of June, 1859, TRACT OF LAND,
containing 464 Acres, / Rood, and 10 2-lO Poles,
known a. ATERLOO," situated III Prince
william, at the Eastern base Of the Bull Run
Mountain, and adjoining the lands OF bweiI' berke-
lev and others. This Farm lies near the ROAD iI0m
Aide to Haymarket, and not far from the Ma
nassas Gap Railroad, and is tbs same tract lately
sold by Charles +. Berkeley to c. }. Bayley, VINO
now occupies it.
Of thi. Farm, a large part is under cultivation,
and IL Of good quality-part lie IN timber. IL Il
well watered and very accessible. 1t has on 1t
"a good DWELLING HOUSE, quarters, and
Hun out buildings, and n very desirable pro-
perty.
Terms cash but arrangements for convenient
credits can doubtless be made with the parties
concerned. JOHN NJ. okh, trustee
my 25-eOts
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DIEDMoNT ACADEMY, CuLPEPER CoUNrr,
l. VIRGIsIA.-i Boarding School for Boys. pre-
Pdroto'y TO The tnice,sity cf I1yi"io.-