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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

Until lsT MARCH - We will sci,
\ great bargains IN the balance Of o stock Of
kicb asW styles ilks aud l. ohes
b3cl- FrtEch De Iaises aud Naleptias
FuS A~b aid American De siUeS and Felentias
Fiaausis. Prints and Bteached Cottots
Table pamassa, Napkins a3d ECwtllli SIS
Very large stock 81 Shawtz. very cheap
Back Velvet and Black Cloth CiCaks for cash, to
make room for Al entire ne stock OF spring Goods
which we shall open b. that time.
PERKINS Co,
frs la Eagle SnuG-e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17
NEW MALAGA RAIsINs Ann ETGs

NEW MALAGA RAISINS AND FIGS.
a. 100 whole. half and ar boxes NJ Raisins; 80
AZ 90 60 ao layer DO; bbls ante Curragts; 100
sa'aines 50 boxes new Geneva Citron; 10 cases pre-
served canton d1nger; 10 do Bordeaux Prunes In
glasslars; 20 boxes Messpa Oranges: 20 Jo do em-
Gns; l,5O0 fresh Cocoa Nuts; 800 aozan ssx,rted
Pickles and Preserves. just received for sale by
fe l5-6t No 20 Gatn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

ESRUSTEE'S SALE OF MED
Il HOUSE AND LOT, and VACANT LOT AID
JOINING. On MADDOX HILL, AT Auction
BY virtue Of q deed Of trust. executed by Martha
tiarer, bearing date the Goth December 1851 and
duly recorded in the Clerks Office of Henrico cour-
ty, shall, in execution of said trust being 80 re.
quired me beneficiary in said deed, proceed to
sell at public auction, upon the premis s on FRI
PAY the 18th inst two Building lots of the usual
size, fronting on Lownes street Maddox Hill, with
a tenement thereon, suitable for a medium size
family. JAS NJ TAYLOR. Trustee
TERMS at sale. JAS NJ TAYLOR Il SON
1e IL Aucfi0raaTs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

CO T 4 JEIEE,
GffffYS SURG E0N DENTIST.
Office en- Main. below Pearl street, next DOR to
Horton 4, seac4Is trimming store ana two doors
The subs criber having removed to the ABOVE
house, would be- pleased 10 thoss with whom he
has engagements, and has made extensive prepa-
rs.iops TO serve the public generally. All opera
tions performed in the most approved and scientific
style known 10 the Profession, and all work done
By him war anted to give satisfaction fe 7-3m
ssgse--,,rsrEIzk THROUGH TARIFF OF
FREIGHT from Richmond to Mem
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

@A UN ION STEAMSHIP
SR3k& COMP my FOR PHILADELPHIA
.wssSssIsG4sSAMVIA CITY POINT AND NORFOLK
- tsssa6sS PR NC ARR a NGEMENT- Steam
ST 81, CITY OF RICHMOND. Capt MITCHELL steamer
pENMsILVANIA, Captl AVID TEAL, STEAMER VIR
GINA, Capt J Kelley ~
ore OF ihese superior Steamers will leave Rich
mond. until further notice. every MONDAY and
IGaspAY touching at City Point aud Norfolk to
receive Freight and Passengers Returning, leave
pnliaae ph!a every WEDNESDAY and sATUR-
pay morning. at O'clock
Ihese stesmers are now in fine order increased
ACCOMMODATIONS for She comfort Of passengers hay-
Ins peth sqded, as also more room for freight and
we nope. by regularity. dispatch and care in pro
aee!InS goods committed to our charge to receive
sn increase Of patronage
GE No transhfpment by this line
FARE REDUCFD
Passage through to New York aud found . $40 90
10 GO philadelphia and found
possasxs - r.: 3 90
river boats. " w INC
~ Passengers by this line can stop in PhiIadeI.
1bls two or three days. and then proceed TO New
York by the same ticket. ~ '"
e., HE FUTILE, gent,
&c II ROcEefts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

nOWDEN'S DENTAL FLUID.--This
~ excellent vegetable aromatic lotion, prepared
by our worthy citizen. Dir GEORGE DowDEN, drug
gist &C, of Broad street. Richmond, gained Tor him
q gold medal premium, atthe recent exhibition in
this city. Not only can we commend this tooth
wash as highly beneficial for cleansing the teeth
and guns, but sso for imparting health strength
and soundness to the same. IT IL likewise pleas
ing perfume to the breath, and is recommended by
the most eminent physicians of the United States
as dentrfce that should be upon every toilet ia.
bia- Extract from the Richmond Enquirer Of Jaa
tsyb feg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

RECEIVED per steamers and schooners
weekly-oranges and Lemons, Raisins. Figs,
Surrants, Citron. Prunes. Dates, sultsns Raisins,
fresh Peaches, Tomatoes, Branded Frnits Pre-.
serves OF different kinds. Catsup, Sauces Pickles,
&c; French Candies OF all kinds; also. manufac.
,ureG daily by experienced workmer, Candies of
Dest article OF sugar. warranted to give alisfac-
ton. All sold &C loweat wholesale or retail rices
by DAVID M IOYEs Igant 1850
" w 10 Mnsn Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17
DEAD TNiS.-iMPNRTAN TEETE

DEAD THiS.-iNPOkTAN TEETH
- NONI'-Ths following Interesting couversa
tl,n took place at trtcads use. lsSf week. Iela
tsyr 20 the cheap Goods selling Il. u tihERl ;, ii
Main street
NTs J9c's Wy aesr HFS; shi'hi nave So s,int
lrly the cheapest:
Mrs Smith, will tel you, Mrs. Jon"s. wa
Gown at ANfLEkI'S e. purchase fag aftci's iht'
week, ~p3 btiag ii mourning wss Induced 10 buy
= >apetfi ge bsaa an! Il scA English bingham, AT
riuc pence the yard Il was much prett;er than
one / paid - ceLt7 f.r few months sEo. ] saw
most splendid BeachCd Cotton aud East Colored
Cacbes selling r. iJnT-vcLce, and every other ar
tiCe sell ug il the same proportion. | uld
therefore s6Sise vou Ia 20 there 10 bay cheap Iry
Gaads yop VII tiud ;h,a cheaper than al ang other
st"rc ~ Rich 1gavd.
\. B-Morc of the same bargains len 10 he sold
Tins week IL -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

BARGAINS IN pRY GOODS FOF
- C4Sltin order t. close cat A. near as poss iDie
g. make room fr SptlNj GOODS. nd improve
wrUts IL my stvTt--sD.ayEi"E ARD lt-atranciI )
ths ssmo. VII sell -" rEaclndev e my stock u
hand 81 Qrgsf " dU .r !r.c aud psaET asT'ces
without = gard - Get Al whs really want "a, al
Al Epls 600 = s Hui = greatly so the interest,"
o. Ne IA a call before IU'tE ssiuE elsewhere, ~
aiu determined 10 sell ioR fo7 cash.
JNO l. SHtTHER,
q It'd newt No - Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

A BNEY'S PURE RYE WHisKY.-5O
AAbbls VIM Abney's pure Virginia Rye whisky.
spectniiy Call the attention Of hotel Keepers
of Rye Whisky. -
Having made arrangements with VIM A Abnsv.
distier sm prepared 20 furnish this Whiskv IN
lots 70 suit Observation-Disclosures the above wbis-
Ky TO be superior 10 any other brands now In this
market. WIN III TYLEx
fe Him 18Th between Main and Cary sta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

GLENN'S INDIAN HAlk UlL--The
~ only Oil which will. by constant use. give the
Hair dark color, and ct the time promote the
growth Of L.. Wilson's Hair Coiorer will change
Red or Gray Hair to q Brown or Black. without
staining the skim IL can be used the same a. wa
ter. These preparations are for sale bv
WAGNER. Druggist.
Corner 9th and Brosd strcc.
Tn - hesf Iseeehes ON hand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

ELIDE ISLAND GUANO.-The ship
Ia Arcy, with 1890 tons Of this Guano direct from
the Island, ia dus at Hampton Roads about Goth OF
February and can deliver her cargo at any point
where there sufficient draft of water for the ship
This ia the only trgo of the above Guano that can
arrive previous to May lat Apply TO
WAKEMAN, DIM0N Il CO.
fe 2-Iots "a South street. New York.
NOTICE TO TOBACCO PLANTERS.
IN We take this method of notifying such Planters
az have been In the habit Of sending their Tobacco
to Shockoe Warehouse, that We have large sales
every day in the week, and the attendance OF BUY
Frs ia az full as IL ever has been.
McDEARMON Il CHAMEERLAYNE.
fe 4-2w Inspectors
WILLIAM sATTLER 4 CO., No. l42
w Main street, have In store and offerfor sale
French Window and German Crystal Sheet GLASS OF
all sizes and 1radaa ja7
CPRING OVER SACKS Receiving by
~ steamer, direct from our own mandatory, Q
good line Of Spring Over Sacks. adapted to mode
rately cold weather, to which we ash attention.
els KERN. BALDWIN \ WILLIAMH.
BLACK SILK VESTS.--We are pre-
~ pared to show a large variety Of plAniand fig'd
Black SIX Vests, Of recent manufacture and supe-
fsM KEEN, BALDWIN 4 WILLIAMS.
p0BlNeON'S No. Manipulated Gua-
~ no, for sale by 3 n SKINNER 3 co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

NV GOODS. We are in II cc:pt Of
" seas, nalle staple 0eoda which nil! be fIered
- prices t&S3 Taus, ensure ssles.
~ pieces ii LlNFN 1T 2hCts
20 ID d5 d - 7-is cts
% 10 81 Sc ~ "a It's
90 DO Striped India nlNlTY
$50 do Rhjtn NAAEht -, all qualities
ENh 30 Cheek CtERhiC auI NAiNsO0kS
"a GO Table pAMASk
DOZEN Fable NAPKINS
Io1 pieces Rleac!es suGRlIN0S, yard vide
nt6f
BMSNuiDEkITS IN great vari,ty-of Lace
SrsIin. hinty and Grape
We are sSt!l selling to-t English Phi NTS at IL
GEMS III styles of oUt Of n goods will b,
H,aGEed down 70 such prices ~ will ensure sales
CAGl TITAN A LATHRGP,
% Has,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

G. FOR hkNI-Une room for b ar
ks:a Der Shep. 4 good location. Apply 10
REID
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

a. FOR SiALE-.A fse biooded bay
10NMARE, well broken to harness and saddle:
which may be seen at Rixs Stable 10th street, be-
tween Main and Cary. For price and particulars.
ennuire OF .ffe l5-tsl PAUL Bank St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17
cry GQQnA.
cP8TNG, 1859.
NEW AND CHEAP
SPRING AND MMER
DRY GNnNs.

BALTIMORE.
Rsrectaiy invite .he attention Of tuyers to the,,
SPaISG STOCK
q British. French and American psy Goods W,
fser taken Eieat pains 70 select Stock tuite. q,
ne wAutS o! Souihefa ana u este,n Merrbsn.s
81 hlth
VS. fgLL NEIL E0D' TO SAFE aid z,HOvy1
BUYERS
Car stock Is very large and embraces such an
assortment 50 wit enable merchant t. huv OF ms
WITH lbE RhSC ADVANTAGES 10 HIMSELF
th9 Geo Ia no may need M our line In All things
shah try - coasut the interest of our cnston,.
sss. Orders sent 80 shall be carefully Atfende,
&C., and Docds dispatched promptly.
HOPKINS. HULL 4 ATKINSON
Il q HtTk!xs,
UauT H1l. Baltimore isth eeb 1889
TNHN A. W &TNfNgaN f. i6-ins
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-12
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MARRIED.

On the LIST instant. in New Orleans, JAMES W.
THOMAS, of this place, 10 Miss ARMATlNE NJ.
LANDRE, of New Orleans.
In Washington. on Thursday afternoon, by the
Rev John G. Smith. Mr.. WILLIAM II. b. BUT
LER, to Miss SARAH +. WRIGHT, both Of
Alexandria, Virginia.
In Washington. on the Sth instant, by the Rev.
Mr. Hall. JAMES NJ. CUPIT. Of Providence,
Rhode Island. TO VIRGINIA ]. GAINES, Of
Washington.
On the Tth instant, by the Rev. c. Eiccinanza,
Mr. WIN. II. FOWLER, of Washington. and Miss
SARAH +. QUEEN, of Charles County. Md.
On the evening of the 22d of February. at Home
wood. by the Rev. Father Niccnanza, Mr.. JOHN
". B0ARMAN and Miss MARY T.. GARDINER,
both of Charles County, Md.
On Tuesday, the 18th ult.. by the Rev Lempel
Wilmer, JOHN I. JOHNSON, formerly Of Prince
Georges County and Miss SARAH J. BEAN, Of
Charlie, County. Nd.
In Washington, ON the Sth instant, by tho
Rev Dr. Butler, DR.. j. V. d. MIDDLETON, Of
Alabama, to Miss HELEN r.. daughter of David
II. Burr, esq, Of Washington.
On the Sth instant. at st. Matthews Church, by
the Rev. Father waldron, Capt. T. J. MACkEi,
OF Nebraska Territory to Miss ROSINA LLOYD,
daughter of Richard r. Lloyd, esq, of Washing
tOn formerly of Virginia.
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CO NJ N E R C I A L.
Monetary.

The money market continues very easy WIN
limited demand. The spring trad" opens tav"ra-
bly,, aud the early resumption Of Canal navigation
with the contemplated increase in the Coal trade
will have good effect. financially. So lar the re-
ports in regard to the growing wheat crop are en-
couraging, and with a good harvest we may con
6dently expect Il return Of commercial and inan-
cial prosperity.
In stocks, there i, u very little doing while
prices are firm. Sales of Corporation stock at ST.
Manassas Gap Railroad bonds are quoted at Que
Exchange on New York quiet at l.
New YORK. March 9.-The stock market has re-
covered in part. yet there is not much activity
In State stocks there were hut few sales. Nilsson
ri ssh, Tennessee q04, North Carolina rs. No
sales of Virginia. The Government fves OF 1874
continue at 1881 to 1893. Money is dull AT from
70 5 n cont Washington takers Of the loan de
posted to-day about 100000. The amount paid
ia Yesterday and to-day was about SS79OoO.
The mail steamer Canada which sailed from
Boston o-day, took out about S2Oo,OOO IN specie
The receipts from customs yesterday amounted
to S2l3,l3S total in the SubtrcasWy S.'64e'"''.
The receipts Of the latter include S579.3i5 on ne
count Of the loan.
Land Warrants have not advanced I" the eN-
tent anticipated The present rates are:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-12
Eas, Baltimore Conference.

The Fast Baltimore Conference of the
Methodist f.. Church. was lately in session at
Williamsport, Pa. Lewistown has been Sc
lec,ed as the place for holding the next Con-
ference. In the report Of the proceedings,
we find the following. The resolutions
from the Cincinnati Conference. proposing
so to alter the discipline as to make non
slaveholdng II test Of membership in the NJ.
T.. Church, were unanimously non-coneurred
in. The loyalty of some of the ministers in
the East Baltimore Conference, who have
labored exclusively in the Pennsylvania
work, has been questioned in some quarters,
10 the platform Of the old Baltimore Confer
ence, upon this vexed question, and it will
be gratifying to all the true friends Of unity
and order in the church to know that among
them there is not the least difference Of opin-
ion -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-12
The Cincinnati Suicide.

In our issue Of the 9th we published the
account Of the suicide of a Hungarian wo-
man in presence of her husband. The Gin
cinnati Enquirer of the 9TH contains the fol-
lowing additional particulars:
Emanuel Gerard. after the suicide of his
wife. evening before last, became frantic with
grief ana acted in such q manner, while the
Coroner's jury was in his house, that they
could not proceed with the investigation,
and it became necessary to lock him up IN the
Bremen street station-house. Among other
things, Emanuel wished to cut his wife up,
pack her away, and send her to Europe, or to
burn the body and transmit the ashes across
the ocean, and no doubt he would have done
SO had he been allowed to act as he chose;
for he was a perfect specimen of a mailman.
1t was deemed prudent to keep Gerard in the
cells until last evening, and when released
he Wa. placed in charge of one of his friends:
lest he might do violence to himself or others y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-12

REMARKS-Thcre has been more activity mo-
ticeable in the market for breadstuis during the
week and the extent of operations has been iimi-
ted by the light supplies. The -four market has
been brisk, and prices have steadily advanced
closing firm, with sales of Supcriinc ut Sb %
There has been IA demand on the part Of shippers
and the principal sales have been made for export.
Extra and Family in good request. but the lat
ter is scarce We quote Extra at Sc 1jtGS1, AMI
Family at ss@sS 30. according to brand. In
Wheat, owing to the light receipts. there has been
but little doing. There has becn steady demand
and prices have been well sustained. The mark"
closed Yesterday very firm, with sales on Change oi
white at Us az l67c. for fair to prime and red at
HOO Soc for fair to good. Corn has been in
good demand, and the receipts have been fair
Since Monday there has been an advance OF &C.
and the market closed firm. with sales OF white at
S3GS4c. and yellow At s5c. by wclght-wheh
sold by measurement the prices paid are always
lower 3M5c The receipts of yellow Corn are
very small, while there is greater demand for
that description. Rye and Oats have been yer!
quiet and the sales light. There has been r iair
enquiry for Rye. which may be quoted SZCa SOC
Oats wanted and sales of some small lots at 4Hc'
struck measure. Clover Seed have undergone
very little change in price. There is q fair re
quest, and we quote Sc l24@S6 S73, the latter ny
retail. Corn Meal is in fair supply, hut prices
have advanced, and we now quote at s6c. rroV'-
sions are steady--sales improving. Country pro-
duce in demand. at above quotations. The Gro
cery market is active, but we have no change 10
note in the prices Of leading articles. Our mer-
chants have laid in large stocks and are fully pre-
pared to meet the wants of the country. FreightS
are quiet. The resumption OF navigation on the
Canal and the receipts of Coal from the Cumber-
land region will soon create brisk demand Tor
vessels. The Wood and Coal Yards are well sup
Piled with fuel, and prices remain unchanged
though Wood has downward tendency.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-12
Nsv Propeller for Canals.

The Scientific American in recent article,
remarks that the continual annoyance and
great expense attending the use OF animal
power on canals in the transportation Of
freight, together with the low rate Of speed
thus obtained, have led to many attempts
10 employ steam a. a superior and more eco
nomical substitute On canals Of very mod
crate depth (such as the new York and Erie
and the James River and kanawha,) these
governments, we understand, have not led to
>u,.b favorable results as many persons an
,;,;n,ted. We therefore feel assured that the
importance of the subject will secure u can
Aid examination of any improvement or plan
which has for its object the removal OF any
difficulties which stand in the way OF entire
success in this system of public transport
The obstacles To full success in canal navlga-
ron are first pointed out. The first is, I'M
nroperlv modelled boats, which have caused
~, Great a swell in the water, even at COM
rsrativelv low speeds; second is, the great
bulk. weight and expense for boilers and
machinery. and fuel to RIM them; third ls,
;n;nrv 10 the banks of the canal by the waves
when high speed has been attempted; fourth
frequent breakage of the exposed propeller
hlsi,.. bv striking against the banks, and
n,her objects, also by becoming entangled
u.;,h low lines. These difficulties are all
designed to be removed by Montgomery's
"Archimedean Steam Canal boat The
space required for machinery, boilers, DC,
is about equal to that used for horses on those
boats which carry their own teams. 1t Is
stated that about two tons OF coal only are
required to be put in as fuel, for trip
Mr.. Montgomery boat is also designed for
tbe lakes and rivers A. well a. for canals, so
AS to run through alta good speed without re-
rhin,nnnf of rarnn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-12
Sales of Stock in Richmond, March Il.

Virginia six p cent ~ years to run. II" sales nj Tue
Treasury.
Virginia six a cent. shorter dates, sales O.. fiat
Richmond Civ Boni-. last sales $40 aud interest
Virginia Bank Stock. par SIO-Salrs $40.
Farmers Bank stock sal'~ sos.
Exchans. Bank stock s,ic- si"3ia.
Richmond fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad st'cH'
last sales so.
Virginia Central Railroad STOCK SOL
Rirhmond and DanviIl Railroad guaranteed bonds sales
$92 and interest, fiat. -.
Virginia md Tennessee Railroad Bonds. 2ni mortgage -
and interest Do. ird mortgage So and interest.
Virc;ni. Central Railroad Bond- 81 and interest.
Or,ngr and Al.xainra Rar", Bonds SO ana interest
Or.r. and Alexandria + cent Bonds -" and interest
Manassas Gap Railruad Bonds S"I AMI interest
Norfolk CITY 81 HAT.
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GROVER & BAKERS
FAMILY SEW ING VI ACNINES

+ AN Ll Sc " Nj VI ACll \ rs.
NEW STYLES-rRiCE> fGGN sJu 10 SIPS.
EXTRA 81 FOR nEaMEk-.
i9J BroadwaS,"..,......... New lOrk
Isl Baltimore 81. Carroll Budngl ..... Baltimore
Bis Pennsylvania Avcnuc,...... Washington
h. :. LEADBEATER, Agent.
Sd South Fairfax It.. Alexandria
These Machines sew from two spOols, m pIH
chased from the store. requiring Winding of
thread. They Hem. Fell, Gather and stitch In II
superior style. finishing each seam by their own
operation. without recourse 10 the hand needle.
is required by other machines. They will do bet.
ter and cheaper sewing than Scamsires. can,
even IL lie works for Dnc cent an ho"r. and are
uu1ucstionahly. the bert .No"h;".. in the market
for family sewing. on account Of their simplicity.
durability. of maj cement. and adaptation 10
Ill varieties of family >cwing-cXecuting either
heavy or fine work with equal facility. and with
out special adjustment.
\, evidence Of the uBqmcstioned superiority of
thci: Machines, the GROVER i BAKER SEWING
MACHINE COMPANY respectfully refer TO the mum
berries, testimonials to he seen AT their principal
depot. and with their agents. NH lr-eo2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-12
Baltimore Cattle Market, March 10.

Beef Cattle-The offerings at the Scales t"-da,
reached $50 head. vi the number offered, 2''
head were driven of, 2jo left over unsold and the
balance purchased by Baltimore butchers. AT PR
ces ranging from s. % to 50 so on the ho"i. ana
averaging si.S7a gross. But very few 'a''L'
sold at the outside figures. There was much
beaviness and inanimation exhibited at market TO-
day.
SHEEr.--The supply at market to- day wa
light; holders are firm; sales AT :. JO(aSJ - gross
according ~ quality. -.
HoGs--Thc supply i light and demand Unite, ',
prices unchanged; sales are making Al - Jug! -
2j a cwt., according to quality.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-12
A vALUABLg AND HIGHLY IMPROVED

yALCABLE AND HIGHLY IMPROVED
n FARM poR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
.-Hy virtue Of two deeds Of trust executed by Sam
gel T. Ashby, to the undersigned, trustees, ON,
bearing date the 18th January, 1854, and the
other the 18th March, 1858, md both recorded IL
the Clerks Office of the County Court Of Fauqu,er
County We will offer for sale ut public sUr,rUn.
to the highest bidder, Monday, the 2Sh d"y
~ Harch. 1889, in front Of tho Court House Ut
the said County of fsnquier, that valuable
TRACT OF LAND, containing 3Sl ACRES
situated IN the said County Of fauqnier, IN
the Manassas Gap Railroad, about trU mdc,
aboye Piedmont Station, now in the poSse.siou
of said Samuel T. Ashhy, who wll show tie
property to any one wishing TO examine u 49,
Thi. farm i, III high state Of cultivation. 'ho
fields well laid off, and most ot the fencing OF stone,
IL and in good condition. The impro'e mrmt'
W5 are good consisting Of an excellent and com
modious DWELLING HOUSE, and all the necc>'
sary out-huuscs, such rs barn, granary, stable,
carriage house, ice house. and school-roOm &c,
we'll Of excellent water, with pump in III" Yard,
md many other conycnicnces. There is also oH
the premises thrifty and extensive young orrhdId'
and good supply of wood and running water
TEKss OF SALE will be ten per centum OF the
purchase money in cash--for the residue, credit
will be- given Of six, twelve and eighteen month.
in equal nstalneuts, the purchaser 10 give bonds.
with good security, and deed Of trust on the land,
to secure their payment. Possession ofthe prem-"s
will be given n, soon ~ the terms Of sale
piled with. JOHN p. PHILLIPS. r..,oo.
CHARLES I. GREEN.
Also, at the same time and place, the undersigned,
will by virtue Of the last mentioned deed, offer for
ale public auction, to the highest bidder anoth
or tract or parcel of valuable and highly improved
LAND, adjoining the tract above mentioned. cob
tanning Sc ACRES, upon the following terms
One third Of the money to DO paid in ca h-"ne
third the fret of September, 1892, and the reef
due ou the first Of September, 1900 The deferred
in.tslments are to bear interest from the gay .,
,ae the interest payable annually, and De secured
by bonds, with good security, and deed OF trn's
% the land CHARLES I. GREEN, Trustee.
Fauquier County, NH j-eots