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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-09

,.,,o.rs ,,p EXPORTS AT New YoRx.-The
;mnart, of foreign produce and merchandise ut
Wv York for the month of August, although not
',.l sov. the Journal Of Commerce, to the total
f'";,sd in .July. have been larger than for any
.a.,.,,onJipp month in the history Of the port.
Tr.v ,moupi. in the aggregate, to $24,6is,59l.
ma largest previous aggregate in August of any
as, was in $50. when the total amounted to $2J,-
3Iq as The Withdrawals from warehouse ex-
..si the receipts, that the total IN bond, even
.ner adding the transports from other ports, VIII,
rr,L.hly show a slight decrease, and must be
t,,Ia below fourteen million dollars. The total
;mro,,s from January LIST, show a very large bust
n,.. throughout the entire eight months, being
tI.l 100. So, against $99,sl4,557 for the same
time last year
Tn. srrort, from New York Ia foreign ports for
,bo month of August, have been very large, both in
producs and specie. The shipments OF produce
and merchandise exceed six millions Of dollars,
Will. the experts 1f specie also exceed the very
l.re. total for the same month i'll 1857, although
not equal To the aggregate shipments OF coin ana
bullion during either of the preceding three months
The Journal says:
.ovinp 10 the great falling of in the shipments
ci bread.uffs from this port, the total exports OF
both produce and merchandise for the past eight
months, while larger than for the corresponding
period Of last year. are less than the total shipments
Of sDecie We look for a partial revival of the
grain shipments this autumn, but tho buik oil This
trade will depend very much on the disposition Of
producers II they hold back their crops. leaving
their own debts unpaid, simply because the prices
d. not suit them, they will only force out the gold
instead, and reduce the home valuation still lower
UPON themselves; while if they will pay their own
debts with their produce. at whatever may be the
current rate, they will encourage its shipment, re-
tain the coin at home, and thus by lessoning tho
surplus of produce, and increasing the bulk OF
gold, strengthen the market continually, and real.
ne Tar more for their entire crop, than they could
CLr.in hy boarding il"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-09
nv YESTERDAY EVENINGS MAILS.

"Corbin Hail." lying along the Kappa
hammock river, in the county Of MiddleseI'
containing 1850 acres, belonging to the es-
tate of the late NJ. L. Spindle, was sold on
Thursday last, at public sale, for $l6,25 per
acre, or about $4,000. DIR. Samuel u.
Fauntleroy of King and Queen was the pur-
chaser.
The negro slave, who fell out Of the Rich
mond Theatre window last Saturday night,
is fast recovering at the hospital. Both legs
were badly broken, and considering that he
fell distance of about forty feet, on to
hard sidewalk, it is wonderful that he was
not killed.
The fall term of the Circuit Court for
Fauquier county commenced its session ON
Tuesday, his honor Judge Tyler presiding
Several presentments were made. Cain,
arraigned for killing negro, was discharg
ed, the Grand Jury refusing to find a true
bill against him.
On Saturday night, Mr.. B. II. Shackel-
ford's barn, in Fauquier county, with all Its
contents, including wheat, &C., was destroy
ed by fires supposed to have been applied by
an inccndiary. The loss is estimated at
$500.
A killing frost fell in the "Glades," Ran
dolph county, Va, on Monday night last,
destroying the late corn, and utterly destroy
Ing the buckwhcat.
1t is said that the buckwheat crop is larger
this year in Virginia than was ever before
known, and gives promise of No. article.
An effort is being made to form and or
ganize Cavalry Company in Charles Coun-
ty, Md.
Col. Garrett Scott, of Orange county, made
on thirty acres of his Clifton farm, 1900
bushels of Wheat, without pound OF Guano.
The Hon. A. A. IL. Stuart, is recommen-
ded by writer in the Richmond Wing rs
candidate for President.
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AL II A n A C
1859.
MA Rim LIST.
PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s.

PORT UF ALEAaNDkiA-SEPlE EN- BEN -
SAILED.
Brig Russian, Drinkwater, Boston, by 7. j. Me-
hatey
Schr. Samue! A. Appleton, -, Boston, by
T. J. Mehatley.
MEMORANDA.
Bsrques Horace Beals, hence at Boston, 9TH in
slant: Epbrism Williams Johnson, do, 9th inst
Schrs. Martha Hall. Taylor, and Marshall Per-
ris, Gibbs from this port, for Boston, were ut
Holmes Hole. 9Th inst; T. X. Hammond, Gerrish,
from this port for Boston, sailed from do, 4th in
slant
Schr. Daniel Brown. Hcald. and Nsrraganset,
Hail. for th. port, sailed from Fall River, 3rd in
slant
Sehr. Willow Harp, Rowland, from this port, ar
rived at Dighton, 3rd inst.
Schrs. l.. A. Edwards, Ryder, for Georgetown,
D. e.; Mary Louisa, Gautcr, for Washington. ID.
C., and Mott Bcdell, White, for this port, cid at
New York. 9TH inst.
Schr. Somerset, from this port, arrived at New
srk 5th inst.
sCbr. Ivy. Henderson, for this port, cid at Ss-
lem, 5th lust
Schr. Mary Matt. Ireland, from Georgetown, D..
T., arrived at New London, 3rd inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-09
From Jamaica.

New ORLEANS Sept. 7.-Jamaica dates of
the 18th, state that reiuforcements will be
asked from England for the better protec-
ton of the northern part of the Island
against negro riots.
The same arrival reports that there is
prospect of saving the British steamship
Paramatta, which grounded some weeks ago
on Il reef in that vicinity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-09

l beg to inform the public that have this day
purch ased from Mr.. RICHARD DAVIS his entire stock
of Chick,rng & Sons and other Pianos, Guitars,
Melodeons. and the good will and fixtures "t his
long established and popular piano" forte and
music warerooms With an agency 10 eagerly
sought for by all engaged i'll the musical business,
and with practical experience in this city during
the past seven years. hope t" merit the confidence
and support of the community, promising to al,
ways have on hand the largest. most select, anu
varied assortment of Pianos, Melodeons, Guitars
Violins, Music, and every article pertaining to the
business. JOHN F. ELLIS,
Pianoforte and Music Store, 306 Penn. avenue
WASHINGTON pg-co6t bet 9th and 10th SITS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-09
EDGE HILL SCHOOL.
G"i"sys Post Office, Caroline County, Va.
Preparatory to the University Of Virginia.

Preparatory to the University Of Virginia.
(Charges Reiuced.
TINE fifth session of this School, will commence
l. O"'pbcr Isl, and end J"iy 3lr following. The
course Is that Of the University of Virginia, com
prising-
|. English Branches Grammar, Elocution,
Composition, Typography. Writing, Arithmetic. &c.
,. Latin and Greek aud their History aud Liter
allure.
>. French and Italian and their Literature
I. most comprehensive course OF Mathematics,
quite rs full as that of any College or University
in the United States.
3. Civil ami Mechanical Engineering and the
Theory aud Construction of the Steam Engine
q. Drawing Ornamental and Northumberland
Writing.
The advantages possessed 10y this school in To-
cation, IA regards the health and morality of the
ncighborhood; in appointment, rs i'll the excellent
apparatus and capital buildings, gymnasium, bath
house. &c. III the experience and success Of the
PRINCIPAL. who has now been thirtesn years a
teacher and the high testimonials OF his Assistant,
who was prevented by i'll health alone from taking
his degree ut the last public day, and will certainly
get il in October; these as we'll the scrupuous-
" moral and Christian tone of the School, all com
bine 10 recommend it 10 the attention of parents
aud guardians as having few equals aud no supe-
riOrs.
Chargc.-Sl2j per term, for everything except
lights.
A detailed catalogue may he had by addressing
Mr.. ScHooLLR, nj Quincy, Caroline county, |ir-
ginia lie refers to
The Faculty Of the University Of Virginia: Pro-
frssors Bartlett, Mahan, and Church. of West Point;
Professor Chauvcnet. of Annapolis; Hon. >. H..
Tucker Richmond Hon. ID. c. DcJarnctte, and L..
II. Coleman. and Z. \. Welch. of Caroline Hon.
". Newton, WcstmOrcland K. II. Adams, esd. AL
ALBANIA; Right Rev. Bishop Meade, Reys. J. f. li"f,
}. ID. Coleman, ID. VI. Wharton, W. b. Thomas, W.
Friend, c. c. Biting. j. A. Broaidus, j. NJ. =. At
kinson, H. VI. Nelson, =. \. Meade, esqs., DIR. X.
{. Randolph, Clarke; J. c. Southal, Alhemarle;
Professor Venable, Columbia, 5. c.; Hon. +. W.
Coleman, Senate of Virginia.
SAMUEL SClI00LER, NJ. A.
&. VI. GIBBENS.
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MARRIED.

On the 9Th instant, by the Rev. Richard Norris,
Capt. JOHN +. SMITH, of Baltimore city, Md,
to Miss AMANDA NJ. ROBBINS, of Baltimore
county.
At the residence Of Col. Williamson Simmons,
in Prince George county, Va, on the 10Th OF Am-
,,u,t by the Rev. j. +. Joiner Rev. GEORGE +.
DOGGETT, Of the Virginia Conference, to Mrs.
VIRGINIA L. HUGHES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-09
NOTICE.

rINHE UNDERSIGNED would inform his Gus
i torucrs and the public. that he is receiving
from New York. by Schrs. Rcbeccn, A. and +:
Baker, Yorktown. and Mott Bedell, a large and
general assortment of first quality GROCERIES,
consisting in part of the finest and medium grades:
Gunpnwder, Young Tyson, and Black TEAS,
fresh importatiou pure Mustard aud pure ground
Spices. PIT mp expressly Tor my trade WIN my
own L,L.i, and warranted pure fine Havana Sc
cars English Pickles and Sauces, Olive Oils OF
the best quality imported; Sardines. Anchovies,
Preserves of all kinds and of superior quality to-
gc,her with all articles usually kept in first class
HrnccrN. SEP u. u. BVNNhN-N.
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cONNE 3 CT AL.
Market, September 8.

r,o,- !. without change. Wheat in active do
.;,b sales of fair to good red at ll3@ llSc.;
nSN' r,o1 white l2s@ I3Oe, and good to primo
IA, .1as,PIc the market closing firm. Corn Is
''''s i, hu, the receipts are very small, and We
va. No. change to notice, the transactions scarce
, 10. quotations. Rye and Oats are in
l.m,nd at 73@75c. for the former, and s7i
"a. far the latter.
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BY 7. NJ. McCoRMICK-Aucrrox

ID 7 T. W. lItLUENINIk NJ 7 IIUNtfH'
HANDSOME FARM FOR SALE.-By viz
i j tue of decd of trust from ). J. Saunders
and Wife, To the undersigned, dated the LIST Of Sep
teiabcr 1854 and duly recorded, | will offer for
sale, by auction, o" Saturday, The Sd day Of S.P-
tenb,r nsJt. a, l o'cioek, A. H., in front of tho
Mayors Office, in the town Of Alexandria. tho
tract of land in Fairfax county, called CRACKER
HALL, with sundry other tracts adjacent thereto,
containing together about TWO HUNDRED AND
FIVE ACRES. Said lands lie about three miles
from Alexandria. south Of Hunting Creek, and on
the road from Alexandria to Mount Vernon.
- There are cOmmodious BUILDINGS on
81 the property, all in good order. Terms at
sale. lily SO-eotdl Is. BARTON, Trustee.
20" The above sale il postponed to Saturday,
Oc,oL-r 22d, at IL o'eioek, ~, or Immediately AT
ter the sale by s. =. Beach, Trustee.
sep 5-2awts B. BARTON, Trustee.
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Nsv York Cattle Market, Sept. Z.

p..ys.-Markot firm; receipts 5000 head; sales
-, pO average Of 9@9i cents, the extremes being
s ~ =" II cent. r n. Sheep.-Market depressed;
D,% 10000 head, and all qualities have de-
~, r,'at from 25 to 81 cents per head. SWINE
W.,L., firm; receipts $500 head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-09
BY JOHN T. CREIGHTON -ArcrroyErn


(rA PUBLIC SALE OF HOUSES AND LOTS.
.G.1 viii be sold on Weiae,day, The AN day
Of September merit. on the premises, the FRAME
HOUSES and LOTS, on Prince, corner OF Patrick
street. fronting 32 feet Prince street, So feet or
Patrick, and running back to al alley Ii feet
wide which alley passes through the entire square.
bounded by Patrick aud Henry streets which 'n
tire lot is subject to annual rent charge IN ic"
Of $4s payable on the 18th day OF October III
every year. Persons wishing 10 baild will hni
this nm eligible situation being in one of the very
best localities in this city. The houses already
upon the premises are large. containing gas ani
water, and can be repaired ut small expense.
Also, will be offered at same time and place. u
vacant BUILDING LOT, situated upon the wet
side of Columbus street. Is feet south. and running
thence south with Columbus street 5 feet, thence
west 100 feet. For further information the parties
will call upon JOHN L. CREIGHTON, So Ming
street. or nj the Of Prince and Patrick sts.
Title indsputable. Terms cash.
sep 2-eots THOMAS 0'BRIEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-09

NOR SALE.-Wishing to change my business
II offer for sale my property, on the west sac
OF Union street. between Duke and Wolfe streets,
commencing at the ccatrv OF the square running
south 81 feet, thence parallel with Duke and Wolfe
streets lis feet Improvcments-two two-story
~BRICK HOUSES. Also. nay SHOP com
E:i mencins 81 feet south of Duke street, running
Fl feet on Union street. to - foot alley, thence
parallel with Duke street % feet inca.
A further description of the above properly Il,
unnecessary, as any one wishing 10 purchase wiz
sxan,;n. for themselves. T;,lc iudisputable.
Terms liberal. ROBERT 4. JaoN'VH'
y-onv2ty
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BY T. NJ. Observation-Disclosures.

VALUABLE VACANT LOTS IN ALEXAN-
Y DRIA AT AUCfi0N.--By virtue of deed
Of trust, from Wm Baker and wife, to the under
signed. as Trustee, l will sell, in front of th"
Mayors Office, at IL O'Clock, D., on N" l7b dag
IF Sepfe"'J'r nelt, to the highest bidder. TWO
LOTS, in said city, situated on Alfred street ~
feet north vt OronukO, with ~ feet front, each. p
Alfred street, and 1913 fee: 3 inches deep-be'mg
the same Lots sold and conveyed to said Baker ~
NJ. F. Lippctt. 1t Is believed that these interested
in the decd may find it to their advantage to rur'
chase.
Terms One third cash the balance in 6 AMI
IL months, with interest from date, secured by good
endorscrs, and title withheld as further security.
TIIOS. 7. HILL,
sep I-eots Trustee for Vim. Baker.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-09

The subscriber in retiring from business. would
cordially recommend to his friends and patrons.
Mr. JOHN f. ELLIS, to whom he has sold out ms
stock of Pianos and transferred the agency "i
Messrs Chickering Sons. MIR. Ellls's extensive
and superior assortment Of instruments offers great
advantages TO purchasers RlCH'D. DAVIS.
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GLANDS LINE"

BETWEEN
ALEXANDRIA, VA, WASHINGTON AND
GEORGETOWN. ID. c.. AND
PHILADELPHIA.NE NEW YORK, AND BOSTON.
re- ONLY REGULAR LINE! ~
<s,e,> The fine steamer JAS. JEROME.
SSEsSS erome master, leaves Philadelphia every
Saturday at II o'clock, NJ. and delivers cargo for
e1andria and the District early on Monday
morning, and connects with the o. Il A. X. H., NJ.
q. r. r., and e. h o. Canal. for the interior.
Returning. leaves Georgetown at IL o'clock NJ
and Alexandria ut q o'clock, =. NJ, every Tuesday.
delivering cargo in Philadelphia carly on Thurs
day morning and connects with the regular lines
Of steamers to and from New York and Boston
Through receipts given.) Goods for the interior
forwarded Immediately arrival Of the steamer
free Of commission.
Shippers wishing t" avail themselves ct the
cheapest aud quickest route, will ship by this line
All goods sent to the agents in New York or Bos-
ton, should DO marked-CARE CLAMPS LINE.
The Jerome insures at the very lowest rates. For
freight, which will be taken at greatly reduced
rates, applyto sIEPiEN SHIN
81 South Union street.
AGENTS.--TIOMAS WEBSTER, Ir, IL
North Wharvcs, Philadelphia: BRIGGS KIRK
PATRICK, % South. street. n. y rk: SPRAG | l.,
SOULE 4 CO., 7 Wharf, Boston, HYDE x DA-
WILSON, 81 Water street, Georgetown.
sen eff
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CANAL COMMERCE.
Amman S.ntnmhar

ARRIVED, September s.
boats Martin Hoffman, Z. +. Nudge, n. K.
Zimmerman. James Boycc, and Col. Young, coal
to + J. Mebaifcy
Boat zen. Simpson, coal to Borden Mining Co.
Boats Capt A. King, I. J. MebaHey, and John
H. SHAW. coal to Frostburg Coal Co.
Boat Martha Banks, esal to Fowle h Co.
fe~ CHICksRIyG's CgLgBRArRp PIANos.-We
lssrn that the agency for the sale of the famous
fanos OF Chickering / Sons has been conferred
spon Mr. John +. Ellis. Washington. ID. c. The
energy with which Mr.. T.. has conducted his busi-
ae,s has no doubt recommended him 20 the pro-
p'letors Of this renowned mandatory, ~ one who
capable Of doing justice to the well earned rep
a'snon Of the instruments which will be commit
led 10 his care
Mr. Davis, who has for many years acted "a the
sssntot c. Co.. in Washington, retires from
business. leaving bis good will with his youthful
successor. to whom he has also sold the hnc stock
I" Pianos, with which his store was filled.
Washington, sep 9-lt-
=, f~> NorlCE.-Therc will be u meeting Of
sao'e favorable to the organization of a Literary
s~ie'y at the rooms Of the Irving Literary Socic-
y sentinel building. on Friday evening. Septem-
w '0e With, to which the young men of the city
HeresPectfuy invited. sep St
COAL. COAL!
We SHALL discharge in n few days another
Nv cargo of WHITE AND RED ASH COAL.
n'son' wanting good article will call and leave
sDS'' orders. tsep " WHEAT BRO.
INTERIOR WHITE WHEAT FAMILY
~ fLoI r, in large and small packages, in
store and for sale by
%rs JOHN A. DIXON.
~ RECElNED another supply Of Fancy
S 5AlR PINS. of sll styles, and at greatly re.
dused prices. at c. c. BERRY'S,
sePs Fairfax News 70 King-st.
OO SUGAR CURED HAMS, just received
w and for sale by
Spy JOHN A. DIXON.
RAhLkS No. l CHOCOLATE, COCOA, AND
ohoMA, in store and for sale BY
spy JOHN A. DIXON.
pllON iARN.-l0.0U0 lbs. superior South
seps WHEAT ppo
alLs-lO0O kegs best brand NAILS, for
sa'e by lsep 81 WHEAT BRO.
VhsE SHOES.-5O kegs HORSE SHOES,
lOr sale BY [sepsl WHEAT L BRO.
HALL TRIMMINGS, just received a.
ss C. c. BERRY's,
C.ns-------- ~ King street.
rnooND PLASTER, constantly for sale by
aug ~ WIN. H. FQWLE 4 SON.
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n.oroa,own Grain Market, Sept. Z.

The receipts of Wheat are small, and short OF
d.,u.pd sales Of red at $l.lo, and white a. $l.za
" N.'gN Small sales Of white Corn ut SOC.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-09

COUTHERN PLOwS, CORN SHELTERS, &c
y Il. +. VA YHER d CO., No. 81, NEsEr
STurrr. Nrw YORK CITY.-A. +. NJ. Co.. would
respectfully inform Southern Merchants and Deal
ers in Agricultural Implements, that they are s'iii
msnur,cturin. I'll kinds Of both Steel and Iron
Southern Flows, Plow Castings, Corn Shelters,
Grain Cradles, Hay and Stalk Cutters, Fan Mills
Store Trucks, Garden ana Canal Barrows, tim
Gear. Segment Castings, &C.. &C., expressly Tor inc
Southern Trade. Also, OH hand, all kind: OF AZ
ricul,ural and Horticultural mpements, Machine
rv seed. Fertilizers. &c. &c., which sell at
lower prices than any other house in the United
States. We have Descriptive Wholesale Priced
Catalogue which we will furnish on application by
mail or otherwise All goods warranted AS repre-
scnted A. F. MAYllER CO.,
send for our Price List. No. 81, Ncssey-st., ~ \.
Successors to John Maher & Co.
who established the business in ls2o.)
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THREE FARMS, TWO Of 400 ACRES EACH
AND ONE of 337, IN PRINCE WILLIAM
COUNTY, VA, FOR SALE.

TIME subscriber desiring to leave the State. now
i offers for sale his land. in Prince William
County Va. lying north of, and Immediately upon,
the turnpike leading from Thoroughtare TO Gains
Vile. two stations upon the Manassas Gap Rail-
road.
This land. containing in all 1877 ACRES, is
divided into three separate and distinct FARMS,
living each upon the above named turnpike, which,
for the sake of convenience, will be designated, as
FARMS No. ], =. and 3.
These FARMS possess the advantage of being
situated in pleasant and healthy ncghborhood.
%f The DWELLINGS and OUT HOUSES up.
IL on all three are inferior.
The soil, generally sandy, with subsoil of clay,
is OF good quality, aud highly susceptible of i'm
provement.
FARM No. |, through which the railroad pass
Is, distant half mile from Thorougharc Station,
contains FOUR HUNDRED ACRES, 800 clear
ed land, aud 100 in fine wood aud timber.
This FARM is well watcred; the fencing, both
frontier and interior. is III excellent order.
This FARM does not adjUin the other two. be-
ing Il half mile from the one, and u mile from the
other.
FARM M. .. distant one mile from Thorough
fare aud three from gainesville. also contains
FOUR HUNDRED ACRES, 2oo cleared and the
remainder in wood ana timber. THIS FARM Is
also well watered.
FARM No. 3, distant mile and half from
Thoroughflre, and 2! miles from gainesville, CON
tains THREE HUNDRED and THIRTY -SEN EN-
ACRES. 30 cleared, and the remainder in wood.
Upon this farm there il but little timber. Ii lies,
however adjacent to farm No. =, upon which there
is a sufficient quantity OF timber for both, should
they be purchased by the same Individual.
| will sell these Farms together, or separately,
To- suit the wishes of purchasers.
Persons desiring To purchase cheap lands are
politely requested To call and look at these farms,
which will he cheerfully shown them by the sub
scriber Being extremely anxious to sell, my
terms, in all respects, will he accommodating.
For further information, address the subscriber,
mt Thoroughfars Station, Manassas Gap Railroad,
Prince Win. County, Va. CASSIlS CARTER.
Prince William county je l4--eu,f
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7 OST.-On Wednesday afternoon, the 9Th inst,
/ 4 between the city of Alexandria and the farm OF
Ara Gladman, esq, in the county Of Fairfax, above
Bailey's Cross Roads. | lost my BANk BOON,
in tho pocket of which was note from tho sa,d
Ara Giadman, for S9T,75 with interest form date
The said note was dated June LIST, 1889, at ninety
DAYS, PAYABLE to my order and endorsed by me.
Also note from Wilkinson Hunter esq, dated
July lst 1859, at sixty days for Ss5,5i. payable t"
NV order and endorsed hy me- There were some
other papers and receipt for sl2 in the pocket:
PAYMENT of the above notes has been stopped, and
all persons are warned against receiving sand
notes. Any one who may have found the said
book and notes will be suitably rewarded 10y re-
turning the same. W. II. MaSsEh.