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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-16
CO NJ n E r C I A L q.
Monetary.

Money continues scarce. with an active demand,
and there is much good paper Offering the street,
where it goes at l@ll per cent. In New York.
according To- the Herald, Money is working dec-
dedly easier 1t is offered 10 the brokers AT per
cent AT the discount offices We hear oi no trans
actions below our last quotations, e.: Il for prime
short acceptances, for iirstcllss long paper ana
s(a 10 for names less generally known. But II the
present ease should last much longer. 1t Is evident
that the scarcity Of paper will lead I" more com
petition among lenders, and rates will decline In
Baltimore, the American says:
.There is u much easier feeling in the Money
market aud capital Is becoming more plentiful
Money lenders by no IneanS 80 extreme III their
demands as they were few days ago There
seems to he more confidence felt III the stock Srcui
ties now offered. aud money can he had at a con
siderahly reduced rSargin and lower rates. There
is no difficulty IN placing first class endorsed paper
at IA; per cent, and single names at "a ; per
cent, Will. call loans stock collateral can tie
obtained at "a per cent less thIn they could he
for weeks past.
Exchange on New York j. scarce, at u. F.
Stocks very quiet, and there have bee" nut 'e"
sales mostly Corporation "i AleNandrla. al NJ
Railroad Securities are frm, but We have no sale"
to note, and no change IN quotations.
The New York Commercial OF Thursday alter
noon, says
"Of State Stocks. the sales were lighter than
usual Missouri O. closed at SIT. last evening >
price Virginia AT 81! Georgia -, and ONO oil
1856 at 1924.
The exchanges al the Bank Clearing House. this
morning. were S2l,3Oj,lIS ~, and the balances
Sl,l33.j9 %.
There was very litle business doing IN i"rcsh
exchange. but the market is FIRMLY held. The n"
ling rates for bank aud bankers bills "u l"md"m
are lloi Ia hog for sixty days aud llo3W lug i"r
three days sight. Prime commercial stsnn'nrr7
I09iGe llOi On Paris. If l2tth II No. short 'Shi'
5G9s. On Hamburg b! ~: Amsterdam i2t'
l2s Bremen SO(a S04
The New York Tribune says:
"Mr Jacob Little has made a proposition OF sci
Element with his creditors, giving his notes AT '\
twelve. aud eighteen months. with interest.
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Anecdote OF Greeley.

A writer in the Lrayrnworth Times. re
iatcs the following auerdntr Of Mr.. Greeley:
Nv hen the party had mounted their AM
mails in front Of the camp Of DR.. Caste, the
President of the mining district, for the pur-
pose of trcading the back track, Horace
found it. however, more easy to beStrlde his
lumg-carcd charger than t" induce him to
move onward The whip and spur proved
unequal TO the task. Every forcihle cxp"di-
ent being exhausted, the rider finally resort
ed to moral persuasion Mellow words of
kindness and encouragement flowed from his
lips, but they ayai!cd nothing. The "hSiIna-
cy of the animal finally SerMed to excite tn"
admonitor, and in 4 halipraying half threat
cnmg tone, he exclaimed: "A"~ m"ie, far
LinIN xuLc. donI Gr mHir." The Vigorous
appeal WAS property responded to. The
mult moved y
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Richmond Stock Market, July IA.

Virrnl, ,i> :, cent - Years t. no NN'- ut The
Treasury
VIrrni, -i> :. cent shorter dates. sale - AMI mt
Ei,hmnud TIT, bonds Ei,l sales 81, ItIj interest
Eiryini, Bank Stock. last sales ~"
Farmers Bank StuCk, last stlrs >l"h.
EAcir,re, Bank Strrh. ,h,s s'"'
Rank ,,f th. ,uInuIutM,. lth >;,Ck. l'E'' :,
Richmond fryk.ri,h,huiG ana Potomac RtIiF" S'""
last sales 80.
Virginia Central Railroad stock. I'll
Richmond and Dnnviilr !;rrt gU,Iaii''I h"nh' Sale
$40 and interest. ,,
Saai ai inst Do ;rl m"rtga:" Last NtN ~ interest
Oring. and Alexandria Railroad Bonds So h't
Or,ng. and Alexandria r cent ii"n'i> s'". nat
Marr,.>,- Gap Railroad Bonds. Sta :. nat
Norfolk City S7sl Hat
Messr, J. A. Lancaster 4 son rcp"r; sales "i
Virginia skies this week ~ - and mt ki'hh"nt
city bonds 81 and int: Lyuchhurg 10. ~ do; IA
change Bank Stock ln:;: Bank OF Virginia ~;
Bank of the Commonwealth lNo!: j. Il. u n.
bonds Oh and int and K. f. Association stock
nj %. No sale of Farmers Bank Stock S!nce dNi-
dend
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Whea, Crop Probable Prices at the West.

We are now entering upon IN interesting com
lnrrria period - Tar a. regards the markets i"r
cereals, The wheat crap has generally been sc
cared and It /. admitted that the yled i IN aver
aye one ~ quantity. anal more than an Average ~
,,,,iity This much scttlcd-Ihc neNt question III
order Is that which relates {" prices. hAi al"
rL,. rrosrcrt,y New wheat Is now beginning 4"
u,,,. ut the West Little has vet been received at
this place. but a considerable amount I'M: been sold
10 arrive. and IN the course al the neat fortnight
the receipt, will he large. chiefly from krntuck!
Notwithstanding the small arrivals. thus far, the
market has been mach depressed, amt liirts have
,siy,.l way largely IN anticipation al future move
rucmIs and at the reduced rates nobody Is disposed
T., operate except from hand I" mouth. The Trad"
- in , staff, of SUSPENSE For some weeks past.
tL,. rri.rs Of nnur and wheat have been sustained
here. independent of Srahoari markets. Tor >inr"
the frost excitement. c:rly III June, There mas been
NO shipping margin. But this cannot continue
rb, interior and local trad, cannot much longer
sustain prices above the scIh"ari quotations. lrr
l,ii,,l,, D. and matters must hc adjusted upon a
SHINING basis. The changes necessary I" this
end are now pending. and hence the indi*p"Ni"m
Of ,,rrrn,urS u purchase beyond tIc requirements
g: the trade from day t"day. The aim l. I" run
of stocks So IL {" have bat little on hand n prices
tend toward shipping point and tins beng the
case il IT, of course. no easy matter I" sell, except
rs consumers purchase. In order, therefore, IL as
certain what may be- expected mere. when the iuii
current OF the crop 81 wheat s"i> towards TINS
market We must look to New York prices. There
rate. have fallen 20 +" 10 els. r hh within few
DAYS. a!Il they have still u downward tendency
Comparing New York aud Cincinnati quotations.
'ur qualities corresponding with our Superinc. we
have the following result:
Price i'll New lurk..................Sb.Iotd So"
Freight. AZ cragc.....................' - -
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AUCTION SALES.

4 toMMlSSlONERS' SALE OF VAIL ABLE
" FARM IN UPPER FAlQJlER vlr-
tue at a decree OF IA. Circuit Court al Fauquier
county. pronounced the 18th day Of April. 1898.
III the SuIt "i Adams W. Marshall the umdrr>i surd
commissioners, therein named will offer tor sale
public auction, t" the highest bidder. Oh the pre-
mi>rs. %" re or d"y ~ J"ig. l>Jg the valuable
and productive farm III the hill and proceedings in
sad salt mentioned. This laud u,iloin> ia. lands
of James +. Marshall. Fleet q. Ru,t. aud otb.r,
contains FOUR HUNDRED AND TWENTY
Fol ACRES, L. ot good quality aud we'll sup-
piled with wood and water. II H. within three
miles ut Piedmont and Markham Statiuus un the
ManssSa, Gap Railroad. aud within the same dis
tance oil Leeds Church. There !, "m the premises
-. a comfortable DWELLING HOUSE and
Ii ont houses, aud being convenient 10 market,
and III a pleasant n-tghbnrhood offers many III
luccmcutS Ia purchasers
TERMSlhc purchaser 10 pay down in cash
600 Oh the day "t SALE and L. execute his bond.
for the residue. with sufficient security PAYABLE in
SIN twelve aud eighteen months respectively, liz
equal insGalmcnts. with ntrTe>t from the day al
sale Fiuguler county, my lI-r"tS
~" The above sale Is postponed until Ha"d"F,
Ja'g 2jrb. Court day and the land will nn that
duV be offered - Wurrrmiuu.
L. II. SHACkELfoRD,
JOHN MARSHALL. C"mmr-.
CHARLES T. GREEN, J
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-16

from % to 2jc in favor Of vessels freightng here.
Cnrrent Rotes of Freight on Carl from AleenHdrid.
To Portland. $3.50: Portsmouth, So; Boston.
Sl.gnM 81 Cohass"t Narr"ws. 50: Wareham. ST.
90: New Bedford. $l.Sj: Bristol $i.Sj; Pr"vi-
dcucc. l.G2!: Newport. Sl62i; Fall River. ST.
GEL: New London. Sl.Gj: Norwich. Sl.6j: Paw
,uckrt. $751;: New Haven. 81 80; Hartford.
SI.gO; Bridgeport, S!.'j; Derby. $780, New
York. 81 %7!G sl.40: Albany. Sl.I|i Troy. SI.so:
PhiladcIphia. "ur DiGhrom. $40.
Current Rate, 81 Ec,iyh' %" C""i jr"m Baltimore.
Boston. below bridges, $50; Providence. Sl.OO;
Fail River, SI62: New London. Si.62; Derby,
Sl.33J; Hartford. 3: Bridgeport $l.1u; New Ha-
ven. 81 30; New York. SID; Troy. Sl70: Phila
dolphin So.
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This exclusive nf charges for commissions. Ac.
i cons idrrably below present quotations. and We
.ruro-. no one would Lee willing (" risk shipment
at present except upon - basis. And the pro-.
urri- for higher prices III New Urk are hot iaN"r
able because there is foreign demand nor -
there likely To- bc any soon. Liverpool quotations
at last dates were not higher than those now cur
rent in New York. aud To ship -four from tin"m
nati I" Liy"rI""l it would H"i do to pay over : Tor
the article here There l., therefore. II" prospect
IL u European market Ter our surplus II NE CROP
in that country Turn out ~ well ~ they promised
on the 18th "f June W.. must rely mainly upon
home consumption. unlc:s prices rcccic utlrirmr
IL low 10 attract a foreign demand. This l. not
probable for stocks oi last year crops being pref
II nearly exhausted. il would requir" heavier sup
rliys OF the nee: crop than farmers are likely I"
part with Immediately I" dePrrss prices to a hn-
rupcan .hhpping point II Is, therefore, probable
that al. L. the LIT oi January al least hut little
wheat "r Hour will h- .hrp-d To England ir"m iiit
nitri States, and III the mcantlm" our local eur
rru,'N vii. ir sustained lay the hon" demand, ani
supplies will Tee ,daIr" I" This, :" that TAR price,
viii h, maintained; but III determining what arr
fair prices we must not he governed by the iamiu"
prizes of last year. For Hour III Cincinnati 81 T.
LLl i, rcu, u high price. and 81 pays far rro.
fit uu the cost ut production. Last wear ~ this
tate with mtnv"rahlc crop prospects, ami the Tor
c.n markets III about ia" sam" condition they are
at present. huur sold in Cincinnati AZ $500 $50
for .umrm.; wheat at SOGt s,c. '"r brine red, and
900, 90. for 10. white. II would not ~ all :ui
r,i-im.. If these. iaur,s .i.ud he rc-rStahli~hri
before the Close Of the current year, il the crops
ia Europe aui the corn crop III this country should
turn Out we'll. The indications IT present certain
~ are ~ II matters are progressing from iiintac
prices I" at lcps medium currency. Cincinnati
4
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Baltimore Cattle Market, July II.

Beef Cattle. The ofi"rimra at the Scnlrs day.
amounted {" 80 head. o. The number offered -,
head were driven I" Philadelphia, and the remain
der purchased by Baltimore butchers At prices
raneln, from - to - r 100 M gross, und aver
aging Sil2! -sanc a. last week. There Ma bat
little animation III Tia, cattle market t. day, hut
prices pretty we'll sustained.
Sheer.-rhe supply has n"i been large thi. week,
and Iiirc. AZ. -halc better sales At s;.2t
r heal. ~ I" quality.
log The market IA. been iull this week
.ala- NJ 80. So, = loo ID. n u umnllLN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-16
The Markets.

BALTIMORE July lj.-rl"ur closed steady Old
Howard Street 1915; new City Mills 81. Wheat
huoyant; sales Of 100" bushels; 'l"slng with
an advance of %Ui Jr.; white l"'ta l%sc.; red lSO
N IGSr. Corn closed active, hut prices unchanged;
white and yellow $40, sG'. Provisions closed
steady Bacon .iIrs ~ ct, Me- pork slt..j.-
Whi,key closed dull; OH" 2.r.
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DIED

Al her residence near thIs city. "u the lIth ms,
Mrs EVE CATHERINE blEA, III the 6l~i Year
ni her age.
In Washington, Oh Thursday morning, the 18th
instant Mi JOHN Is. BOONE, after Proirh"tcd
illness. which he bore w,th Christian ioilt"de, III
M ,, IL Nrnr VI BIZ age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-16
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES

ms NrGiAA. P,Dr,yH
1--WE lutte 81 this school viii bc resumed "il
/ the - oj I"gs.H H'r. The year is div idc'l
into tw" terms, five months each commencing
the 1t Of February aud 1t "t August.
The Studio pursued embrace Spelling Reading;
Arithmetic: English Grammar topography; Com
position: Natural. Moi,rn, ami Ancient History
Natural Philosophy: Latin; French. Mu.ic, Vocal
and Insfrumrntal;l Drawing; Cr"irheting; Fancy
Knitting. amd Embroidery.
Mrs. Met has had n long experience in teach
ing Her discipline Is mild aud firm, tending I"
promote the happiness ana best interests ot the
Young iliic, committed H. her care.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-16

VALUABLE FISHING SHORE FOR SALE
BY virtue ot decree al the Circuit Court Of
Fairfax County. rendered ia the cause "i Allison
aud Others, y. Krari"u and Others, the unirr,ign
Ell will sell Al public auction h. the highest bidder
"u .H"ning RE iSh "i j"ig 1882 Court day. at
Fairfax Court House. the valuable FISHERY
known A. '$ANDl POINT" with sufficient lami
attached for the use of the Fishery.
TERMS One tcuth in hand. the residue in three
equal instruments of six. twelve aud eighteen
month with interest from The dag 81 sale; the lie
fcrrcd payment, t. be secured hN ID" Notes 81 the
purchaser and II retention al the title 10 the pro.
prrIy until the last payment Is made. anJ the cash
payment to Ice forfeited and the property rrsold NJ
the cost 1T the purchaser. III the cNrut OF hi not
cvmpIN ing with the term of sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-16

CAS- VERONA Il"LD Orr:-Thr fortiica.
tiuns of Verona have cost At least 81, n) 900
yaluing the h"rIn at fifty tour cents, equal l."
four times that amount ~ thiS country. II
has always been very Important strat"Sr-
cal point and even vet the old Qualifications
constitute the groundwork of the more re
cent aud scientific additions. The rutrrnrh
ed camp. over >! miles long and Il wide, -
situated OH an a!u.ial plain reinquish"l
hy the Adigr, and Is surrounded by "a series
oi strong tarcGod r"douh.a teach containing
hnmh-prooi harrarksD about coo yards apart
Strnn. ~ Sehastnpol WAS, II was untrnablr
after the capture Of the Maiaknh, and the
same is the case with regard to Verona and
its fortified camp, after the capture Of Fort
81. frlicc, which command the city
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CANAL COMMERCE.

ARRIVED. July l5
Boat Clipper. coal to T. J. Mehafey.
Boats WIN. Hext, Ella +. Voorhees,, Santa An
ma. and W. NJ. Larry. coal to Borden Mining Co.
SUGAR HOUSE SYRUP.-l0 bbls. Syrup, in
~ store, and for sale by
VIM II. FOWLE 4 SON,
)y II No. 4, South Whsrves.
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Collins Steamers sold Positively.

The New York Times, which denied the
recent rrport Of tn" sal" Of these vessels says:
''Thr Collins steamers have 1T last been
sold and they will be- Collins steamers II"
longer. The Adra;ic, the Baltic and the
Atlantic have been purchased 10y MIR. A.
,inwaIl and Mr. DnNidgr, who represent
the Panama Railroad Company and the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company. The
price paid for the three ships l. less than II
million of dollars The Adriatic, winch has
cost II 2Uu. 600 to her late owners, L. t. hr
sent to the Pacific t. run between Panama
and san Francisco.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-16

REV. +. Vt. EDW NEDH, FElN'IFAL.
SESSION BEGINS - HONDiI ~ $EIIEVEER.
ENCELLENl facilities are Afforded Tor a tho
IL rough PREPARATION t"T any toiirG" or lni'er
.ity. or To- fit Young men tor the active duties I
life. Exrrn.c, unly SlGH for Board and Tuition
for ~ month";. For catalogues aud circulars, AL
dress +. W EDW ARDS, Piedmont Station,
~ --cn:,m " q. 4. w.. Faulnirr Co.. Va.
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Stafford County. NH l5-2aw6m

yYTANTED.-A situation ~ TEACHER, by =
w Young lady of Virginia, in private family
Ia yiy. instruction ia the Elementary branche- 81
the English Language.
satisfactory references will be given by adore
ing r. j. Skinker, at HARDWOOD Post Office stat
ford County, Va, or to ID. e. Meade, AieNandria,
Nirginia. Je ""
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WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE,
WILMINGTON. DELAW ARE
VNHE next annual session Will begin ON Monin
i September eth.

UNHE next annual session will begin ON Monday
i September 9Th.
FACULTY.
Rev. JOHN WILSON. 4. NJ, President Pvo
ic, -or Of Moral Philosophy and Natural Science.
Rev SrEARNS PATTERSON. A. NJ. PROBES
scr OF Aucirut Languages and Bellies Letters.
Mr.. CHARLES GRGBE. Professor OF lnstru
mental and Vocal Music.
Mons 1T GENE AIlIN, Professor OF Modern
Languages. Assisted in MI the departments 10y ar
rompi>hcI female teachers.
Thorough instruction is given in all the useful
and ornamental hrlnrhes. There are tw" uiradua
ting courses the Classical aud the English
Young Ladies completing the studies OF either
course. receive Diplomas.
Expenses.
Board and Tuition III either course. per year, jt.
Music. MpIrru languages. PIIntimg-eNtra.
For Catalogue, address the President.
Wilmington. Delaware. iy l6-lnw2m
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GEORGETOWN CoRP"RArI"N.-Ihe George
town correspondent of the Washington Star
SAYS I'VE learn that the atfnirs oi the sink
ing fund of rC"rrorati"nare ina most flour
shing condition, yielding IN amount Of rrvr-
nue. hv the saving of interest, which, If care
fully cconomized and properly applied, must,
in the course of some twenty years. liqulIat''
tie. entire funded debt of the town provi-
DEED It,, further additions are unwisrIy mad"
L, it. The amount at stock isiX per cent J
now held bv the Commissioners Is upwards
nr Ss4 .OuO. upon which the interest is paid
,uartrry. This amount is being steadily
Increased hy the investment Of the interest
rs fast aS it becomes due.
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WANTED. --SITUATlON WANTED ~
w TWO YOUNG LADIES, as TEACHERS,
either in an Institute family-the one to give
instruction ia Piano and Organ music. the other
IN French German, higher English, Painting,
Drawing, Orpamentsls, and Lstin to beginn.rs.-
Reference given if required. Address L. T.,
Salisbury, Litchheld county, Conn. jy 4-w5w'
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SAVANNAH, July lj.--The sales OF cotton
for the week, foot mp l.. 500 bales The mar
ket closed quiet nj unchanged rates strict
middling IL! e: good middling to middling
fair HOO l2c. Receipts of the week I,Gjj
bales. Stock in store here > 900
CHARLESTON, July 10 Sales Of the week.
5000 bales The market closed at ii So l2c.
Tor mldIing fair
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" VI. l.. EDW ARDS.
LAW. L. TAYLOR.
GEO. ". BRENT.
" VI. II. Ut LANl.
Ia S-rptS
+ D u c A I l ON AL.
BELLE HAVEN INSTITUTE, Alexandria, V


MISS T.. TEENS. pHi>,lrAL.
Miss GArBEE. Assistant Instructor in English.
Prot. ENGELBHIrnr. Vocal and Instrumental
Music.
Prof Porn. Languages, French Latin, lta-
iiau, Sc; Drawing and Painting
NNIllS Institution will open i"r IT. second session,
i the 10TH DAY al next September. and close the
LI.t Of June. thorough and - >icmatic course al
study j. pursued; and every effort will Toe con
fiuurd to maintain - high reputation and select
character for the school. corps "l well quail
lied AMI experienced teachers are engaged for the
coming ses>iuu--aud other Assistants will bc EN-
p"yci a. the School increases. Ii l. the design Of
thc Principal thai this Institution shall possess
every advantage tor the attainment Of thorough
and finished female education.
The building selected and purchased by the
Principal for the permanent establishment of the
school. i il Il retired and healthy part of the city
II was erected expressly for Boarding school.
and is well suited for that purpose.
ESCES.-
The Patrons "i the School: TT. Rev. John
Johns ID. d.; Rev. c. u. DANA Rev. ID. +. Sprlgg:
Rev. James ]. Johnston:J. VI. Stevens, esq, Al
rNanlra. Va: Hon. j. W. ylcr. Warrenton, Va:
&. ". Lewis. esq. WeStmorcand, Va. o. VI.
Cruchhcld. Speaker House of Delegates, Va;
john Srdd"n, EST, Stafford. Va: j. X. Tucker,
Richmond. Va Nathaniel Tyler, Editor Richmond
Enquirer Rev. Philip Slaughter Cnlpcpcr Co.,
Va: Major II. L. Tyler, Washington City; Rev.
John Towlc,. Prince VIM. Co, Va; Robert Bercr
~. esq. The Plans. Fauquier Co., Va; u. Frank
I'm Minor, esq. Aibcnarle Co., Va: DR. T.. A.
Currie. Lancaster Co., Va; James j. Ball, esq,
Northumberland Co.. Va; ". LIZ Roy Br5hn.
e-u Bloomfield Academy. hlbcmarle Co., Va;
Rev. k. II. Phillips. Principal Virginia Female
Institute, Rev. .. A. kins"lyiBg; H. L. NOland,
esq Gen. Asa Rogers; Dir. VIM. Z. Cochran, Mid
d,
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I AND FOR SALE offer at private sale my
| 4 farm miles from Piedmont Station aud a
! mile from Cool Spring Church. containing oNh
HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES. About w"
acres of this Land is cleared and ina tine state OF
cultivation Ill we'll .et in grass. AMI - acres 81
bottom land which i first rate Timothy meadow
-. Tn. IMpROVEMEN are mall but romfor-
SCI table. There j. on the premises an old mil
site one Of the best in III. country. Persons III
want If 4, .ulau farm would DO well To- examine
rhi, land. ~ wish To- go West AMI Am anXiou. 10
sell and will give possession the LIT day Of Sep
tender next.
Terms liberal and would take young Servant: in
part pay.
ANY communication addressed 1" me will receive
prompt attention LEWIS BRUCE.
Piedmont Station. Fauquier co., jy o-eolm
= TIERCES strictly prime Louisville Leaf LARD
y just received and for sale by
iyH j. f. DOUGLASS.
bacon AND LARD 20 hhds. Shoulders IL