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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04

! A large sale of Coffee and Sugar by Messrs.
Crensfaw & Co., of Richmond, takes place
on tomorrow.
| Ok THE TRACK.-The new Locomotive,
Charles p Manning. was placed upon the
track of the Alexandria, Loudoun aud
Hampshire Railroad, yesterday, aud made a
trial trip, going some seven miles up the
line of the road, and working to the entire
satisfaction of the builder and the officers Of
the Company 1t is the intention of the
Company to put this Engine regularly to
work to-day, in hauling out material for
track laying, &c.
4 Box FOR CONTRIBUTIONS to the Wash
inrtyn National Monument has been placed
near the letter box in the east end of the
Post Office III this place, i'll accordance with
the recommendation of Lieut.. Ives TO the
Post Office Department.
FIRE-l esterday morning portion OF
the bedding in one of the frame houses, on
Washington street, south of Duke, acciden-
tally caught fire, and an alarm was made,
which brought out the FIRE companies. The
fire was extngui-hed with but little damage.
VERY DRY-The atmosphere in this neigh
horhnod has for some weeks past been 50 very
drv and hot that the carts employed ut the
new coal wharf were stopped yesterday, by
the tires of the wheels expanding and fall
Ing of.
The regular monthly meeting of the Fire
Department will take place, this evening, at
the Hall of the Hydraulion Engine House,
at o'clock.
The Excursion of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church Sabbath Schools to Glymont.
takes place to-day. 1t will, no doubt, be "a
highly agreeable trip.
There was Il very refreshing rain in Fair
fax, in the reighborhood Of the Court House,
and the surrounding country, on Tuesday at
ternoun.
Yesterday was another very warm day.
The thermometer, ut noon IN the shade, and
in draught stood at $50.
WASHINGTON IrEuS.-Im the month OF
March last the estate Of our late tellowcit-
zen, James Dixon, WAS brought up Tor settle
ment hy the orphans court. Judge P"r-
cells opinion ON the many questions OF nat
urnlizeI ~ well as unnaturalized citizens H.
take estates in this country 10y inheritance,
was conceded bv counsel on both sides t"
br fully sustained 10y the laws of the land,
and was published in the prominent jour
nails These found their way Ia EjlnburS.
Scotland. and have had the effect to bring
forward lady who represents herself rs the
widow OF the said Dixon, who has retained
counsel in this city To represent her claims
in the future litigation ul that case.
Judge Crawford, on Tuesday, sentenced
James Keenan, Ia four years in the District
penitent;ary, after o,erruling motion for
arrest of Judgment, for the crime OF perjury.
W. d. Phillips was then placed on trial on
the charge of forging the frank of Senator
Douglas lie was found net guilty WASH.
Cor. of Bait. Sun
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04
BRYAN s ADAMS

TTAVE just received the following DESlRA
H BILE GOODS
New York Mills, for Shirt making
Richardson's Family Irish Linens
Fronting Lineus, OF best quality
IS inch English Undressel Cambrcs
White Brilliants; Bird Eye Diaper
Linen Shirt Fronts
Small figured Mermack Prints
Ladies Gaule Merino Vests
Ladies' Gauntlets, Doe, SILK, and Thread.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04

nI$SOLUTION.--The partnership heretofore
- existing between SETTLE Is ROGERS, i
TINS day mutually dissolved. Each one OF the
partners will use the signature ot the hiln III the
settlement Of the business.
A. it is desirable that all accounts now stand
ing open should he settled, either by payment ~
note. wo respectfully al all lntehted 10 Tender u
that Recommendation at their earliest Convenience.
The business will be continued AT the cid stand
under a new firm, i'll the name Of ROGERS &
co. SETTLE ROGERS.
Paris. Fauuuer County. Va, aug 2--colw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04

Nkw YORK, August There Was little activity
to-day iu the stock market. Nothing was dono in
Government securities State stocks were little
frmer Tennessee and Missouri skies each sd-
vanced /. North Carolina closed at Saturday 3
price. Sales of Michigan skies were made at w,
aud OF California sevens at 81. Brooklyn water
skies are steady at 100.
The receipts from customs on Saturday amour
ted to S.9y, 1888. and the total amount in the Sub
treasury was 81. ll6,7SS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04
Alabama Election.

MoNrGoMERY, Aug. In the first Con-
pre-sional district Stallworth Dem is re-
elected hv 1900 majority. Clopton beats
Judge over 300 majority.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04

NEW PRESERVED FIR UIT-Pne Apple,
~ Ginger, Strawberries. Blackherries Cherries,
and Lines, just received in store ana Tor sale by
aug4 JOHN A. DIXON, Family Grocer
CERVANTS WANTED.-Wanted 10 purchase
- aFAMILY OF SERVANTS, consisting al ii
u,su aud his wife, with or without children-the
man to be sound and healthy, aged between %
and 40, and accustomed to farm work; the woman
about the same age and capable OF cooking, WISH
ing aud milking. For servants ct good character,
u literal price will be given, and c"miortah'e
and permanent home guaranteed. Address Box
39, Bsrryville, Clarke county. Virginia
~ 93-pn6t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04
Tho Markets.

B,LrnoRK, Aug. 3.-Flour closed firm How
.rd street has advanced ZEE, closing at $'.'''
What i. buoyaut, but unchanged. Corn closed
firm Provisions unchanged. Whiskey closed hrm
atgIir.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04

ANXIOUS To MAKE a N"lsE.-The follow
ing order WAS received hy New York fur
ishing house a few months since:
&Co.-Sirs: Please send us 10y express
one of those couluunded things which make
such noise about hotel. We have lately
opened Il hotel here aud want to make AS
much noise ~ anybody. Send bill. Yours
p. S.-A Teller here says they call them
0Oinys, down in Terre llaute.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04

DICkFORD HUFFMAN'S WHEAT
ID DRILLS-SElMoU WHEAT DRILLS
--PENNOCk'S WHEAT DRILLS.-We are now
prepared to furnish any of the abnvc Drills, with
or without the Guano and Seed attachments
Those wishing TO purchase, will please send in
their orders early. Address
ADDISON. WALLACE L co,
aug No IL Union-st. Alex. Va
A 4RICULTURAL SALT.-2,OOO bush. Salt
a TOR sale low, by LIZ 22l KNOX 4 BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04
Fanlnier county. iy 2S-ents

'S' 'ni ~ ","" ~" '"n,. i"' ~"
~ S'She"' '"ni'n'SS'o.t'S 'PP"'"'e" y! "''''e
'" W., .'"' 80, ~ - :, Pt
'oi ~ aarch 'rtl' 1917, VIII o"s TOT s''e' ~ pun
ii' auction Oh the premises on i"''1"g' me i"'
nY ~ h"J""' 1877 u thr, +" NOT ,,o neN' 'i''
day, Tins beautiful ana highiy 'aiua"'e 'arn' IL
,i.S l" 'no 'o""'! w .""'i''''' v" ''' "P
RIVER, SlA miles diSihhl from Tue grunge anu a'eA
nhdrli Railroad in from batp"ur>'i'''' 'ntee '"
Montpelier ana eish' IRON "or'"hs, me- WIN
which place IL Is c"nhecied ny tue due hims'
Turnpike Road passing through ths iarm' ~, NE
tract contains ny recent survey inhhh h,H
DRED AND Eight l"o aChES' 'hret
Foods nnd sixteen fercheS oil open Lana, a"u
one hundred and fourteen acres ot Wood Land
Inc 'ah" J. "c'' ""'ele'' WIN never ''',,"s ,f'"b'
ANA streams oi pure iree-Stohe wafer lies peau,'
fully, ANA parthhes oi The character oi Tie SCUM
West Mountain sou, Irrh' WIN ch"cola'e bra'ei,
and ni that OF aliu'ihl river Lands Inc son. or
sinhliy FERTILE " no" III hiSh STATE "i improve
ment aud is well adapted To the growth "i heat
Corn, Tobacco" uhd The "russes.
@s The DIV ELLlN" HOUSE u new, hand
I'LL some and c"inmodi"u' irninc building, thiee
stories high, including the basement, with a ti
roof, and contains eight rooms, large hall, II
store r"om and two cellar Rooms. besides dressing
Rooms and closets. The site Is commanding
one ano,'''"s III. We" r VI ,"' n'"' '""
800 AMI ,..r, III
;rt -, !; o., ,>,..I,..,t ana. ,rJ ,J
:, ,L :, . . ,J Min, 0,.b,,J
81, 'o -, ,L, ,I1 - ,I, I;1r.n, I.,,,,i.
- in IN. ns;,hhnrIn, ViII,y.. W,tb,n les.
,I,n :. mill. .r, =, M,r.h,nt ,;,ist and Saw Mill.
. smith, Sh,r, tw. Stores and Post Office The
I;,I. i ,,,f.r,
JnuNpIEID AT the sam, time and place W..
xiu mir for sale attract Of Land adjoining the wood
land of ia. Jsuuelin Hall tract, known ~ John
n,M." II contains by recent survey. TWO hun
DRIED AND EIGHTY EOl'R AND THREE
FOIIKTH ACRES of which about ono hundred
anil ,,ty acre. ar. ~ ,vo,J m. remainder j. omen
I.,I Thar. ~ nm this ,r,.t , strn,y Cbsly brnt.
nr;n,, Tho t,c, will Ls .oId either .eparst.ly ar
with the other II. may he desirable.
TERnS'-Ihe above land. VIII he sold Tor a.,
much ready money as wall deray the costs ana
expenses OF the snIt, ANA oil executing the decree
The remainder Of the purchase money Will he on a
credit Of one, two three aud hour year, III equal
instruments 10 lie secure" ny the ID ms vi 'ne Pu'
chaser WIN goo" PeT'o I''u'"S "ea''"s .''I'
est from TUG hhtc' I" "e P"'' """"""'' "u e "
gal ute 20 the lnn' :" u" s. ,e,"rn y
cuilty' JAZZ l." nn,", IN
JUN ~ an ~ "'"''H &C.
fhthir D. y"
Somerset ofahge county Va, H II '""'"
nUBLIC SALE OF HOl SE AND LOI, AT
/ MANASSAS STATION BY virtue OF all OF
der ri the County Court OF Prince William county
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04
AUCTION SALES.
CARGO SALE IN RICHMOND.

SALE TO MORROW.
I1N BAGS RIO COFFEE AT AUCTION,
I'LL Is DOUBLE BAGS We shall sell nj
auction at our Warehouse, Ou the Basin, on FRI
day. oh Of august merit, az II O'Clock. A. W.,
4,ll1 BAGS RIO COFFEE, in double bags.
being the cargo of the Barque Winiired just ARR
we'd direct from Rio lie Jaueiro
This COFFEE was selected expressly tor our
market aud Is SAID To DC the best cargo that has
been sent To thi. port during the year.
TERMS Four months credit Tor approved ne
gotablo paper. CRENSHAW & CO.
viii he added IL the above sale
298 BAGS prime Laguyra COFFEE
% BBLS. Z Extra SUGAR
so do Coffee do
~ do. Is Coffee do
HHDS New Orleans do
100 BONES Adamuntine CANDLES.
CRENSHAW 4 co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04

CHATTANOOGA, Aug. 2.--lt is reported that
the Democrats have gained 900 IN Jefferson
county. Kentucky.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04

EXPRESS STEAM LINE FOR
sPHILADELPHlAA sn NEW YORK.
-fhe steamer :. SEYMOUR having been repair
ed, will resume her regular triPs, and leave tins
1lace on Th.rsday. An inst, of6 o'"i"ch, T. W.
The C. C. ALGER will leave fhiladeirh'a, Tor
Alexandria aud the District, rs usual on FRIDAY
at same hour. Coz,
auo 2--3t NJ. III. fpN Lr " ''N'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04
JAMES BARBOUR. siOnel
JOHN W. BELL. 10 sci
Culpeper county, je 2s-eo6w

DUBLIC SALE.-At the residence OF the late
/ Andrew Woult, Sr., between Salem and Rec
tortown, Fnuquier County, Va, on WmsdnE, ish
dug of Amg"-t 1859, il fair, il not the next fair
day thereafter ". shall sell At public auction, 10
ia. highest bidder, all the Personal Pro
PERTY of said Andrew Woolf, Sr., deceased, con
sisting OF ONE NEGRO MAN; Work Hor-o-i
head OF Colts, 3 fat Cattle several Mich Cows
aud lenrlugs; 30 head Sheep; A head Of Stock
Hogs: Yoke No. Oxen; about 1909 bushels Of
new Wheat; 70 bbls. Corn; $50 bushels Oats; 10
bushels Rye, and the growing crop OF Corn; se'e-
raj bbls. Family Flour; lot Of Hay and Straw;
Wagons: Ok Cart; l Wheat Drill; Farming
Utensils OF all kinds; II U Il II OIL b and
KITCHEN FURNITURE, &c, &c.
TERMS OF SALE "A credit Of nine months will
he given ON all sums over $40, the purchaser 10
give bond with approved security, to bear interest
from day OF SALE but interest will bs RENTED #
principal be Punctuslly paid-$lO and under, cash
will bo required
NnprOpeIty 10 be removed until the terms I'
sale are fully complied wth-and any one pur
chasing and failing to comply, the property bought
by hm, shall after giving due notice, be resoii at
hi- future costs ANDREW W00LF, Jr.,
HENRY NJ. WO0LF,
Administrators of Andrew Woolf, ST., deed
RectortuWn Fauuuicr Co., Va iy l9-eots
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.S3S,5SO,3S2 0y
Aggregate

Aggregate S'''''''"o~ w
Amount estimated by the Secretary OF tue Urea
ury in his report to Congress at its last session,
from the same sources, as Indicated above, $3s.-
5OO, 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04

CkENSHAW Il ".
| Richmond, Va, jy 2I-dts
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, VARIETY
II GOODS, SEGARS, TWO PATENT RE
PERPETRATORS, HORSE pow Err, koCkA-
WAY CARRIAGE, 9C--WHl te sold ut Public
| Auction. S1f'dng mv,"'"y "t.'t, hh '"-'., Z"
o'ciork, at No. IS King STREET variety OF Goods
in the above line.
Parties having goods to dispose OF, will apply rs
above. Terms cash.
aug 3-4t JOHN T. CREIGHTON, Auct
DUBLIC SALE--Wi be sold ." Sut"rduy
i morning, at 10 o'ciock. at the store occupied
by A. 5. Robinson. variety of articles, such as
CLOTHS, MARSElLLES NESTINGS, STOCKS,
SUSPENDFRS, &c. Terms cash on delivery.
aug 3--3t7 JOS. PADGETT
| COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
| " FARM IN UPPER FAUQUIER-By VIZ
| tue vi decree of the Circuit Court OF Fauquier
county, pronounced on the 18th day Of April, ls5o,
in the suit "f Adam. W. Marshall the under signed
commissioners therein named, will offer for sale at
public auction, TO the highest bidder, on the pre-
mises, hc or day cf JaIg, 1859, the valuable
aud productive farm In the bill and proceedings i'll
said suit mentioned. This land ad Joins the lands
OF James f.. Marshall, Fleet u. Rust, and others,
contains FOUR HUNDRED AND TWENTY
FOUR ACRES, l. of good quality, and well sup
piled with wood aud water. Ii l. within three
miles of Piedmont and Markham stations, Oh the
Manassas Gap Railroad, and within the same dis
lance Of Leeds Church. There Is on the premises
- II comfortable DWELLING III y L ) h and
JUL out houses. aud being convenient I" market,
ana IN pleasant elghhnrhoOd, ohers many III
luremcnts IL purchasers.
TEKMS.--The purchaser Ia pay down III cash
5000 the day ut sale, and IL execute his bond-
for the residue, with sufficient security, payable III
six, twelve and eighteen months respectively, M
equal instruments, with interest from the day of
sale.
llsy- The above sale is postponed until W""d"g,
Jniy 10Th. Court day. aud the land will on that
day Ice offered at Warrcnron.
Fuuquer county, NV li-c"ts
or The ;L"vc sale is postponed until he 22d
dan of Anytst lSt9. aud the land will then he OF
fercd al Wurrrnton, III front OF the Court house al
Fauquier county.
b. II. SHACKELFoRD,
JOHN MARSHALL, Comm'rs.
CHARLES T. GREEN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.--A VALUA.
Y BILE FARM AT AUCTION IN CuLPEPER Cors-
Tr, NIRGNiA.-O" Uo"day, the 18Th day N An
yosf 1852 that being Court day. shall offer for
sale the Court Hose, the valuable tract of land,
containing FIVE HUNDRED ACRES, upon
which the late Vim. p. Newly, deed resided. Tho
-. improvements consist Of u two story BRICK
na DWELLING, kitchen and dining room at
tachcd, Servants houses, work shops, large stable
aud carriage house.
THIS ialm is heavily timbered and we'll watered;
1t is situated within miles OF the Orange and Al
cxandria Railroad, and ten miles from Cuipepcr
Court House; there IL a very hne water power On
the original tract; upon which there Is a ga"
MILL and Grain MILL; this power is sufficient
To dave a large Machinery, which offers great IN
ducenents 10 persons wishing to engage III manu-
featuring goods. Any person wishing TO purchase,
will be shown the farm by Richard n. Newly,
who now resides on the place.
Terms will be made known on the day OF sale.
Seeding possession will be given at once, and
full possession the fret January, 1860.
R0BT e. NEWLY, Executor Of
W. p. Newly, decd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04

TOURNEYMEN SHOEMAkEkS WANTED
.. Two or three good JOURNEYhEN SHOE
HAYERy, one a STircHMAN or PEsNAN, ana one
a. doFIyE LADIES Work. can find immediate EN-
nloymept. First class prices will be promptly
bald Apply at this office. or I" ~
W, Middleburg, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04

7 OST-On Tuesday morning. either On hing
| ar Fairfax street, a MOURNING BREAST
PIN. with the letters ~. =. q. NJ, cut "n tue
hack. and on the edge, lin memory Of III gIla
letters. The finder will he suitably rewarded ny
leaving it at No LIB, Water street or al 'nS once
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04
Fauquier County, Va, 10 2s-eots

4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.--PuT'
" -uaut To- decree VI the Circuit Court OF Far
lax county, in the case of Patrick Reeds admins
trator, &c., vs. Hugh McGinDis, made at it, juno
term, 1859, the undersigned Commissioner therein
named, will offer at public sale, Q" Monday, he
l;h day ,t Aago,f, 1859, Court day. at Fairfax
Court House, the late purchaser having failed 10
comply with the terms OF the sale. under former
derreeD u TRACT Of LAND rituate in Fairfax
county about four miles south Of AleKsndris, upon
the new Turnpike Road leading from Alexandra
to Accot,nk Mills, formerly the property OF Patrick
Reed, and containing about EIGHTY ACRES
The Land is in good state Of cultivation, with
good improyements-snd from its proximity to
market L. valuable a. q Garden Farm.
TERNs.-Une tenth Of the purchase money to
be paid down rs q deposit, liable to forfeiture on
failure of purchaser 10 comply with the terms OF
sale upon ts confirmation; the residue in three
instruments Of q, and Is months, With interest,
TO be secured by bond, with good security, and ts
land liable to be res0ld failure " meet deferred
payments, and title TO be retained until purchase
money be paid. II. w. THOMAS, Comm
Fairfax county iy 2v--eOts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04
CHARLES b. TEBBS, J cs;
ARTH. l.. ROGERS,
DANIEL T. SHREVE, " %

4 COMMISSIONERS PUBLIC SALE OF VAL
" LIABLE REAL ESTATE, IN CuLPEPLR
COUNTY, VAIN obedience TO II decree oi the
Circuit Court "t Culpeper county, made at IT. June
term. 1899. in the suit OF Ross and Hansbrough,
Major. aud di.., the undersigned Commls sloncI-,
appointed for the purpose, in said case. will, -
he III dag Of August ne.rt ii lair, il not the next
fair day. proceed 10 sell On the premises, AT Spring
field, the residence of VIM Major, NJ public uuc
ton. to the highest bidder, that well known aud
desirable iarm called "SPRINGFIELD," former
~ the residence OF Capt Philip Slaughter dec H.,
containing, by survey, 902 ACRES, more or l.ss.
This farm lies well, the fields very equally aud
conveniently dNided-is abundsntly watcrcd, aud
"a has on 1t II commodious ID " l. Ii y ~
LIN HOUSE, and all the necessary and conNe-
niemt ont houses.
fine Young Orchard of Apple, Peach, and
other choice Fruit Trees-the garden If superior
onc--the outer and cross fencing is in hrst-Tate
condition. In short, it is too well known To lie
ure more extended notice than to say that Is IN
"A most highly improved and productive condition.
1t is about six miles from Mitehers Station, On
the Orange aud Alexandria Railroad, near Church
es OF the different denominations, and in u most
healthful climate, and excellent society.
Also, 100 acres OF TIMBER LAND being the
same mentioned IN the bill, rs purchased OF James
l.. kemper. lying near Springfield
TERMs:-S" much of the purchase money will
be required Ia bc paid in cash. ~ will be necessary
dciruy the costs ot the sui and the expsnser OF
making the sale; including the costs Of adNertI,-
ing the same land. under an order made tho
18th oi November, 1855. The balance in one, two
and three years. in equal instalmentsi secured 10y
the bond, q" the purchasers, bearing interest from
the day Uf sale, with good security, and retaining
the legal title to the land until the whole is psIi.
JAMES f. STR0THER. Comms
JAMES BARBOUR. sioner-
JOHN W. BELL. to sell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04

STORE AND TAVERN STAND FOR
SALE OK RENT, ut Bailey's Cross Roads, at
the intersection VI the Columbia and Middle Turn
bike, Nv. uail-s from Alexandris--also Wheel.
wright and Smith Shop, with an extensive run OF
custom also small FARM near the Cross Roads,
-. with u new AID convenient DWELLING. Ad-
81 dress the subscriber, At Washington city, or
iny uire On the premises. LS"is bAiLEi
Fairfax county, dee lb--son
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04

e. b. Shirley, j. HUMPHREYS,
Geo. Il. Harper, james drIgg.
aug 2-cuit Sentinel copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04

The Winchester Nirginan says there are
about four hundred visitors at Capon Springs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04

~ FOR RENTING two-story b X lCk
EE DWELLING and STORE attached, No. lis,
King street. next door TO Mr.. David Appich's
Confectionery establishment. Possession gwen
the 10Th of July. For terms, apply I" GEO T.
FRENCH, French Book and Periodical Depot"
iy l2-eotf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04
MOVER ENGLISH SCHOOL Male and Female.

DOVER ENGLISH SCHOOL Male and Female
TIME ANNUAL SESSION of this School, CON
1 menc.s the hrst Monday OF September, and
cI..s the last of June, following: July and au
gust and one week at Christmas are gwen as va
cations The discipline IL h'm but "'f"' ine
scholar. are strictly under the eye OF the 'eacnei'
nn visiting, fr.quenting villages without per
mission. Philosophical and Chemical apparatus
are sufficient ior Illustration
--TERMs'-
BOARD, including everything .........Sl2 per month
Tuiion in the minor branches $50 per seesioh.
H., IN Philosophy ana Mathematics :25 e
I,.;l.ntsl r ,n.n..- .................. )
Far further partgulaTs, address the fflhcipaL
K. b. MCCORMICK.
ALii.. Louloun county, Va, jy i-2aw2m
MRS J. 7. ROYALL will take a limited mum
Nj beer Of pupil. at MOUNT EPHRAlM, her
I,s,l.nee. in Fauuuier county, Virginia.
TtHNls FOR VsE SESSION
For teachin. the ordinary English branch
e. French aud Music, Board and ASH .,
iag included nv Wv
The y.ur or !on to commence the hr.t Mon
day in September, aud close the last Friday IN June
Address MRS. >. =. NJ
P,Sr VIEW =. o., Fauluier county, Va.
Payment one half in advance
Fauuuier county, aug got sept
AND FOX SALE.-l otter Al private sh'e my
| 4 farm u miles from Piedmont station ana n
mile from Cool Spring Church. containing oN Ne
i'll NpREf AND THIRTY ACRES. About W."
acres oi thi~ land Is cleared and ma hne STATE o
cultivation all we'll set III grass. and % acres oil
L,tt,u, land which l. first rate timothy meadow
-. The lMPRUN EMENTS are small but c"ihior
H. table There is the premises an OLD piii
sic, one Of the best III the country. Persons III
want Of a small farm would do we'll 10 examine
this land, A. | wish to 60 West and am anxious L"
sell aud wall give possession the LIST day of Sep
teInber next
Terms liberal aud would take young Servants IN
part pay. .,, ;,
nr,,,nt at..,t;on. LEWIS BRUCE.
Piedmont Station FaGquier CO., ~ o-eolm
w ie2s DANIEL +. HQ0E
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04
LOCAL ITE Ms.

COFFEE AND SUGAR SALE AT RICHMOND
A large sale of Coffee and Sugar by Messrs
Crenshaw 4 Co, of Richmond, takes place
on tomorrow
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04

The steamship City of Richmond, of the
Philadelphia line, was run into by the steam
boat Glen Cove, in James river, on Tuesday.
Some damage was done to both vessels.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04

"a FOR kENF.-The large brick WARE
.Ga.& HOUSE, on Union street, second door from
Prince. lately occupied by Hill, Brown Partlow;
possession given immediately. Also,
"a The brick WAREHOUSE, south side Of
E& Prince street one door vest of Union. Apply
a. [f.b g-.otAugql SAMUEL MILLER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04

Yesterday was another very warm day.
The thermometer, at noon, IN the shade, anu
in drausht stood at $50.