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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-09
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BALTIMORE, April s.-Flour closed dull; Howard
street S. %; City Mills sj.75@ Sas7. Wheat
closed firm; white $l.5S. Corn closed dull; sales
of 10000 bushels; white 75G nc, yellow sO@s7
cts. Provisions closed dull, bacon sides quoted
at 81; mess pork $1S,25 Whiskey closed lower
Ohio at 25!c.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE-In pursuance Of
" decree Of the Circuit Court Of Alexandria
County, rendered at November term, 1858. in the
suit Of II. L. Simpson vs. Corse, Snowden Corse,
and others, will offer for sale, at public auction,
to the highest bidder, in front Of the Mayors flee,
in the city Of Alexandria, on Monday me ID day
of Uay 1859, at IL o'clock, A. ", that valuable
"a TENEMENT and LOT OF GROUND, situa-
H:a ted on the West side Of Royal street. between
King and Cameron streets in the city OF AlcNsn-
dria, fronting on Royal street. 20 feet, in depth -
feet, with the improvements and appertsnapcc-,
now occupied boot and shoe store, and man
ufactory, by the said II. l.. Simpson.
TERMS or SALE:-0ns tenth Of the purchase
money, to be paid in hand; the balance in three
equal instalments, at six, twelve, and eighteen
months, from the day of sale; the deferred pay
nents to bear interest and TO secured by the notes
Of the purchaser, with an approved endorser, and
retention Of the title Of the property until all ssd
payments are made; the property to be resoId, at
the purchasers risk, upon his failure TO comply
with the terms Of sale LAW. b. IhrLoh
NH 3O-eots Commissioner.
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ap 5-dts II. NJ. PARKER
VALUABLE MILL AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Y BY virtue Of deed of trust executed Ly
Isaac Harrison and wife to the undersigned Ilr'-
tee, bearing date July, 1857, and recorded IL tie
County Court Of Clarke County, Virginia, ! will
offer for sale public auction. TO the highest bt
der, on Tussday the 3rd day Of Uoy, 1889. on ne
a. premises, that valuable MILL PROPERTY,
H:i and its appurtenauces, known as the sN IL 1
SHOAL MILL. This MILL Is finely situated
ON the west bank OF the Shenandoah rE,r, iti's
miles south Of Mlwood Clarke County, Nir-iI =,
in one of the finest grain growing districts n lie
State. II is accessible by water in aat-h1s' Il IA
Port Republic to Harpers- Ferry. The suvor,'r
advantages for securing grain and shipping Fur
market, will thus be manifest to every int.ilg'nl
capitalist. There fine roads, leading out ia
various directions to a back country, whore ca n
city for growing grain is unsurpassed tins wig
this MILL. very superior advantages. The MILL
HOUSE is so by 60 feet, four stories high. sf'rd-
ing ample room for storing grain. -four. &c., Ac.--
There are four run Of FRENCH LCRS. With
room for two other pair, capable Of tuning cat
100 barrels of -four per day. The MILL l. pro-
PEELED by Two reaction wheels, which with All tie
MACHINERY, are new, aud in complete "rd"f.--
There are EIGHT and n HALF ACRES Of highly
improved LAND attached on which have fr'h
ssfc recently erected comfortable DWELLING.
house, together with all necessary OUT-BllLD.
INGS, all new and complete.
TERMs:-0ne thousand dollars, and expenses {
sale, on the day of sale-baance in three equal nn
nual instruments, bearing interest from June g..
1859. when possession will be given. The deferred
payments to be- secured by good personal security
and the interest on them to be paid semi-snnua!s.
Title the property to he retained till the deferred
payments and interest are all paid
The title is believed to be perfect, but selling n,
Trustee, ] shall convey such a. is vested in NE
Mr.. +. X. Hurrson who is now running the MIL
will shew it TO any one DESTROYS of purchasing.
sale " commence at IL o'clock, A. NJ.
". b. HARRIS, Trustee,
for !. Harrison and Wife.
NorP.-At the same time and place, shall r'-
..U AT the ri.k Of the former purchaser, full 1T
of WAGON GEAR for six horses; the rurchs'cr
having failed TO comply with terms of sale
W. Il. HARRIS, Trustee Tor i. Harrison.
Gaywood. near Wildwood, Va, NH l4--eot'
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DONNETs! BONNETs!! BONNETS!!--
- 1000 English Straw, Neapolitan, Florence
Braid. and Chip BONNETS, white and colored
inst received and for sale cheaper than ever before,
a, s.. 4 W. MEYENBERG'S, Sarepta Hall
apo
HENUINE BORDEAUX OIL. Olive do, Ba-
(J kerr Cocoa, Irish Moss, Sage, Tapioca, White
Wax Electric Oil. Magnetic Plasters. and Daily s
Pain Extractors-just received and for sale ty
j. WILLIAM BOWLING.
app No. 60. cor. Fairfax Prlncc-.ts'
CANES! CANES!,-A large assortment Of
v Polished Hickory, Whslebone. Bamboo, Reed,
Docwood Leather aid Boawood Canes, just open
.J and for sale AZ c. c. BERRY'S,
ana - King street.
Primo. William Democrat copy.
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BY S. J. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

BY S. J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A UCTI0N SALE AT CLARENCE.-O"U Nor
n day, the llh Of april, 1889, at 10 ociock. vii
be sold all my HOUSEHOLD AND Kl1CHl
FURNITURE, including a very fne PLANO
Also, number of FARMING IMPLEMENTS, one CAR
RAGE aud Horse, Cows, &c.
An 5-lts H. NJ PARKER
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VALUABLE AND HIGHLY IMPROVE

A VALUABLE AND HIGHLY IMPROVED
n FARM FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
BY virtue of two deeds Of trust executed by Sam
uel T. Ashby, to the undersigned, trustees. on"
bearing date the 18th January, 1894, and the
other the 18th March, 1855, and both recorded IN
tn. Clerks office OF the County Court OF FauquIrr
County. we will offer for sale at public auction.
TO the highest bidder Jfondny, he 25h day
of Aprii, 1852 in front Of the Court House of
the said County Of Fsuquier, that valuable
TRACT OF LAND, containing 38l ACRES
situated in the said County of Fauquier, ON
the Manassas Gap Railroad, about two miles
above Piedmont Station, now in the possession
Of sad Samuel T. Ashby, who will show the
property to any ono wishing to examine it
This farm is in high state Of cultivation, the
fields well laid off, and most Of the fencing Of stone,
~ and in good condition. The imProTemcrts
hull are good, consisting of an excellent and com
modious DWELLING HOUSE, and all the nccos-
sary outhouses, such as barn, granary, Stable,
carriage house. ice house, aud scbool-rOom, &c.
we'll Of excellent water, with pump in the yard,
and many other convenences. There is also ~
the premises thrifty and extensive young orchard.
aud good supply Of wood and running water.
TERMS OF SALE will be ter per cSntum Of tie
purchase money in cash--for the residue, credit
will be given Of six, twelve and eighteen months.
in equal instruments, the purchaser to give bondr,
with good security, and deed Of trust the land,
to their payment Possession OF the premises
will be given rs soon the terms Of sale are com
Piled with JOHN p. PHILLIPS. Trrs,oes
CHARLES T. GREEN.
Also at the same time and place, the undersigned.
will by virtue of the last mentioned deed, offer tor
sale, At public auction, to the highest bidder, anoth
er tract or parcel of valuable and highly improved
LAND, adjoining the tract above mentioned, con
tanning 90 ACRES. upon the following terms
One third of the money to be paid in cash-oue
third Oh the FIRST of September 1859, and the resi-
due on the first Of September, 1860. The deferred
instruments are to bear interest from the day Of
SALE the interest payable annually, and be secured
by bonds, with good security, and deed Of tru.:
on the land. CHARLES T. GREEN, Trustee.
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GpA FOR BALTlMORE.-Th steam
:. er DIAMOND STATE will receive cargo
.p'lt.hnre. on saturday, this day. leaving ut
u'C'A T. " WHEAT 4 BRO,
~ 1T Agents.
d. FOR PHlLADELPHIA.-The regular
- ePacse' Sehr. ANN PICKEREL, Lcvertnn
10 ,hS VIII sS'' on Monday. For freight, apply
Wv captain gu board, Mt Long Wharf, or to
~ ;. StllNN. 81, Union street.
q FOR RICHMOND.-The Cue schooner
s nv Captain Aaron, will sail on Saturday.
I,;n. Uaa'n; Apply to the Captain on board at
-'H st r. 1. r WILSON.
u VESSELS wANTED.-ro load Coal to
ton 81, oasdelphia, New York, Providence, Bos-
trs;,s s,a other Ports to the North aud East Also
''F small vessels in the Bay. Apply n
sp,s D. B. SMITH.
- Queen street Wharf.
Ei srdE on NEW YORK, for sSas IT
aA lit yo,y, co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-09

The RUSSIAN WAR--A day exhibition of
this splendid Dorama, will he given at Lib
srty Hall, this afternoon, at3 o'clock. The
Diorama will also be exhibited at night rs
usual.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-29

n free State She will fully protect the interests
of the shareholders against every aggression, but
her ffee.laboring mechanical, manufacturing agr-
cultural and mining reope will not sacrihce their
interests To promote the schemes Of Southern Dem
ooratic agitators. We d. not agreo with Northern
men about slavery; nor do we agreo with the ex-
treme views of Southern Democratic politicians.
On that vexed question our policy is to Qppose a'i
agitation-all aggression from the North or the
South-all schemes, direct Indirect, to alter by
Congress the actual condition Of tho territories,
and the actual prohibition of the snye trade with
Africa On these points, Southern and Northern
extremists demand adverse legislation. Neoppose
any change. We will unite with any one who will
join us in preventing any change. Then will we
have pence. A President 80 selected will be pow
erlul for good.
II you do not wish mo to labor for such result
do not send me to Washington.
On these principles think We can with 8t man
count on Missouri, Tennessee, North Carolina,
Delaware and Maryland in 1850, and On every free
State.
II we remain divided tho Republicans cannot
carry either Pennsy ylvana, New Jersey or Indiana;
and must lose several others which the whirlwind
of 1856 prostrated before them.
Tho result of their attempting to nominate and
elect Republican President, is as II was in 1886
to elect Democrat. They nre now perhaps bet
ter organized than in 1856. but they cannot cast
NJ many votes NJ they did then. The examples Of
Pcnnsylyania and New Jersey ought To inspire
and warn them. The masses Of the North are for
the union of all good men against those in power
and We Of tho Southern opposition have shown how
powerful we arc in that cause, II tho Union fail
it will be because personal ambition and partisan
interests have prevailed over tho wishes and inter
est of the masses OF tho people.
This upion can be effected only by candor, frank.
ness, good iath, moderation and common sense.
We occasioned the division in 1866 by our prena-
ture and precipitato nomination Of Mr. Fillmore,
quite us much ~ the Northern men by their lanat-
icism. Let us take warming not press forward
our favotite candidates. but await tho dny of com
mon consultatsn. ready to take tho man who shsll
ON due consideration appear to be the stroneest--
subordinating every preference to tho common
good There nre probably not more than two per
sons. possibly not more than one. who untos all
tho conditions requisite Tor at this crisis.
There was only one in 1855, and nobody took him.
II we now comm. tho same bundcr wo shall ex-
piate IL by another four yenrs undcr the Democrat
ic yoke.
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w HING GFDS ElUt = a. ,
I,YNCHRIJRC VA

FENlIE subscriber b,s have inform his friends aud i pub
lie rally, that he has leased for number ct Year, the
above Well ktnwn and popular House.
The FABLE shall be supplied with the best that thv mark,
affords and lllE BAR with the choicest LlUI OIN ANDt
CARS.
Attached 10 the hotel is large nnd roomy STABE, "h
careful and attentive Ostltrs.
No trouble will be spar" either the pant IT
the proprcr his assistants make the Washington
class House. j. " ANDERSON, Proprietor.
anrUy yn-l1
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n. =. TANNER a. Go.
no. l24 NiTN STREET..
NNCHt9I M, VA

LINCHBURG, VA.
ElRoFESStl.s IN ever, sAir !" picture made. from
l. plain AMBROrY pE MlAlAIt AZ toh IifE.>lIE rol.
TRAIT also, deals In ever, Mind OF NNAIN Photngtaph
Materials Cases, Glasses, Ae, Nr.
sN- Thorough Instructions g,,a in The trt mod,
terms and satisfactorily.
Also. Agents for The Quaker City Double rad. Loci stitch
SEWING MACHINES. II Hens, fcI-, luk-, G.,l r, and
Emhroder and does all the work OF The Si2
far simple, and less complicated thnn othr Ma
chine and Is sold al the low price of ~ nd 80 Best
Cabinet Machine &1a We have manufactured VNpr,s for
the Patent Adjusfdbie Heer the "nA that h,ns All
widths and thickness. Call and examine ih ~.
In
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T.iWeeklv Freight ard Passenger Line
FOR BALTIMORE.

T.i-Weeklv Freight ard Passenger Line
FOR BALTIMORE.
1n~-s, THE Powhatan steamboat tumpnny steam
ers. GFo PEABODY, Capt El'nAGn PAN H.
- nn1 EEIVIDEKE Capt WM. kEY>I. viii itiAr Eicll-
mnnd for Baltimore every Tacsddy IAi1Td"F and NHdn|"y
PyrrHsIxs will Baltimore Tor Richmond '''rt 1"f"l"y,
Y5ur@,Gv and Stgrddy, thereby enabmg ~hi' and Pas
senper opportunity Of communication b 'Nteh the
two points every other day.
p g. Freight received IN both places tNcrt DAY.
FOR Speed and Comfort these fine steamers alr equal o
s,crio 10 any TO he found IN tins any oher
y These steamers having itrd out with sP'nd state
Room Passenger Accommodations are recommended 10 me
ayeln1 and fresbng community the most conCriahe
cheapest speedy mode of transportation between The l""
points. . ,,.,. u,,,t..,. si;, o,,,o..,,
TICKETS be procured at our once sh"ch"e 9 olPoc
r. ci,n,iion JIol or nj the Steamers Landing Rocket.
d. 4 W. CURRIE Agents, Richmond
s.nt 7-,l1y> j. BRANDT, JE No Light ST.. Baltimore.
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LYNCHBUhd CARDS
j: r.. HOLCOMBE g. co.
BANKERS

L0NIIIBI KU, w.
NHTILL make collections all points h, and sell Exchange
w Coin and Uncurreni NOTES. d orders stocks, ncso
Loans and transact NIL business apierianing general
Dauking and Collection House.
16-iy J. l.. lIolIOMBE.
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ICE CREAM SALOON!
DOWN THE STREET

Make room for the finest Ice Cream >0too" +" IRE S'"e
~ ppNFD this day. an ICE CREAM SALOON, for the rcceP.
ion OF Company Ladies and Gentlemen VINO feques'G
20 call the assurance that everything vi" Oe "
The host style. ,.., s, ,,p, ,o ,nd.r ,b.
immediate charge OF Mrs BOYD. . ,ovn
MI aih lsd9-may 10-dis :. a. boi u.
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r-vI,pc IpER yINEGAR.-,Iust TO hand, small io
bs G;isr Cinecuy The ladies' can rely upon TINS Vih
gar as heihs @ pure '' j. II. THOMPSON, Druggist
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CAMP, SMITH ~ CO..
WIIDI Is Ale AND lE'I All

NIIUI.TSALt MD EEI vi.
Grocers, Commission & Forward ug McIt hants
Near Die Dpot of He ld. y T,nn. Hahrc0d,
LYNfHBTRG, J7RhINIA.
EG leave To- hes thanks 10 their friends
band patrons for the liberal patronage extended ih",u
tor The last two years, and respectfully ask continuance m the
They have recrutlA added 10 tuer house which makes
of the largosi aud enicn houses the
receiving and selling produce those wle
with their congnmcnts promise our best efforts I" "
tun high prices for hcn and sales rendered
Their stock of GROCERIES. LIQUoEs DC. aNnIs com
eie. and they prepared offer inducements purchasers
orders carefully and promptly attended 10.
- HODES SUPER PHOSPHATE LIME.--Jus Ia hand
fresh lot Of valuable Fertilizer Farmers and Planters
of pure and reliable Phosphate will pie give
call sept Il dis NJ. UbIIlSs i co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-29

WHITE QUILTS AND CoUNrERPANES, at about hall
w the usual price. just received ey p1.ry,s Aosn,
aug 1y-difv ''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-29

Magazines for September:
vrTEcTIC; Godeys Ladys Book Ballon's Dollar Monthly
ErAt es,ie,s Gazette of Fashion and Peerson--at
- ff@HN H. c. VICTOpS BOOK STORE,
- :, 153 Main Street
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MCKINNEY eco. s
4s wuoLhsALA AND RExAu eNt
Crocers and Goni Connission Merchants,

Bank sQusrc, Main Street. Lynchburg, We.
WE arc now in receipt Of our Spring stock Of Gfocersa
w Iron, Steel Staple Dry Goods &c, combating of
Cuba, Orleans and coffee Sugar. various gradess
Loaf Crushed, 0Sanulatsd and Powdered 6asaH
Lagura, Rio Jaws, Mocha and santos Cofec;
sperm, Wax, AdanAntine and Talow Candies
Brown and Fancy Soaps, various brands
Teas Golden Chop Imperial Plantation Delicious Ooong &C.;
Spices q every kind Sole Le.sher good and
all No'E Virgins snd Western cured Bac0T Ma Haihx
Herrings In whole and half barrels No and Mackers in
Cd lron Band Hoop and Sheet ron Moray NAH RedA Ae;
geter with general assortment of6taple Dry 0nodA eA
No. and O1naburg, Bleached and Brown ehirtine and
Oznabugs Prints Gnghams Ae &c. 70 which they rsapect
fully ask examinations on their iends md hA pabncgen
orally. s.Llsa,. 4.tlsssees 81 Va. -
Particular attention paid 70 eonsnmeus Of N kinda OF
Country Produce .ge aprn Sodia
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NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned has been ap
~ pointed Sole igenor the Southern sacsior thc sale of tile
LanestInth Patent Movable Comu Bee Hive
This Hive has been used, approved and adopted 10y the me ST
and extensive Beekccpcrs of our country uncGdg
Mr. NJ Qunby, author OF the Mysteries {" l}cekr"ing ~
puneI, ~, and universally admitted 10 have equal. de-
scrpNe pamphlet of will be SEMI by mail on recei OF one
postage stamp 10 those who desire H. Orders or nrd
ual and ;crrtoriu. rights should be addressed 10
RICHARD COLNIN, Baltimore, Md.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-29

n, STOLEN, from my farm near Towards, ilc, on
r1ISI Wednesday of last week, A GREY HORSE. three or
II T. four years old. medium size. Twenty dollars reward
will be given for the apprehension of the thief and lri
ward for the Horse. j. o. LEWIS.
sent 16-dts Seos,illr. AlLcmare, va.
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"A CARD.

IIAvING bought OF l. r. Josn hs entSe interess In The
Ii OF Whiemore Josn, would tender my thank
my friends and nw veFy lbel share Of their pa
tronage for nearly seven years boQes have coanes
vssy kespeesfullys ..s.sse-
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- > . ~ IL ~ L " ~
lyHE coparnership heretofore existing under the style Of
Il WmTTsMonE JosIIN dissolved the 9Th by mutual
G. A. whienore Is alone authorised to collect all
claims and pay debts Those indebted to the
will ease make prompt payment II Is desirable 10 close
up all outstanding accounts rs soon as possible -
G. A. WHITTEMORE,
l.. X. JDS1.IN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-29

Pure Brandies and Wines.
VERY superior article of Pure French BydHdy Ais
n Ike's Pnre Cdhf'rbd BFdndy, made from the Cataw
Grape, grown In the State Of Ohio Pure Juice Port Wia
Neira and Sherry Vines These articles all pure,
Tor medical purposes. For sale by
a l-dts JOHN II. sEAY priigrt
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- SnOCSi SuOtS|i SuUtSSSi
NNI5IlNG 10 open In my former house In September
w fresh and stock Of Goods possible shall offer
MANY BARGAINS at my present store, nearly opposite the
Merchants Bank.
Ladies' good CATERS at ~ o0 fcw Kid Con-
grcss Gatcrs ut 4l ~; Colourcd Caters 4I
My supply Of Lddie Fine Shoes and cutters will be kept
pretty full constantly Alsu, Trunks, Travelling Bags &c.
july Bots p. SEABChl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-29

New Concern.
WI have associated ourselves together under the
w LANFORD " ANDERSON for the purpose of carryinf
Lumber t0di and Wood business old yard og
Andcrson lanford Co. where they will be pleased 10
their old customers.
W. d. LANFORD,
april 5dly j. w ANDERSON
- "A CASES STICK LICORICE consignment and for sale
e)O by Iapril l2-dsl SMITH u ADAMS.