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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-16
Ham,Shire County. my "'.'m"
RAIh ALUM SrKiAU>, VA.
la Miles finn Mllhorn, Nennl. Va. c. X. r.


10 Miles from Milboro' Depot, Va, {. X. X.
IJANlNU taken charge ni InIs c~thhlrshmcnt,
am prepared tu acrnmmnjrt, h"iriris IN n
degree ut solid colnt"rt that think wall not hc
sarpassed III the mountains. tn season. MN eAHe-
r,ence IN the management 81 the c'' Snr'' "P 3''
and more recently tho II "shsn5t,n H"'ac Lynch.
burg, NAV afford some guaramiy I" IT." pubic al
my disposition To please my guests
The Bath Alum is admirably constructed ANA
,ouippe.-is III an elevated rrgl"m, al lhe eastern
bns. of the Warm Spring mountain. enjoying All
,,tm.suhcr, unsurpassed for saluhrIty. aud having
a variety "f mineral waters, alnm AID chaiNheh!e'
~ excellent in their kind ia ANY "ihcis ~ the
State aud the purest mountain !reest"he
TERMS:
Per lay, 50; per week. Slo: Per month ct tour
weeks, $50.
E>c.lent music from New York band pr''i-
ded aud Ten Pin Alley. aud other "mis ementr'
without charge 10 the guc.ts al the house.
On these terms. and with 4 determination L"
please hope t" ill the rooms early and {" keep
them full Ia the last day "t the season.
Bath county. le ib-:awlm H. SNhap.
INvARKEN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
w W,Rgrs COUNTY. NA-This rleasantIu"uu
tam retreat was opened IN the 18th OF May.
ls,a The conductors viii possess cutneni Al
>autageS for obtaining tine best provisions au" h"I
icacles "i III. season from the ashinEt"h ana
Alexandra markets. such ~ Crabs. Turtles. fi'ii'
etc. besides supplies Of Mutton. Wild Honey. etc.
from the markets ot the valley aud mountains
adjacent /" the Springs.
Passengers ir"m Baltimore. Washington. kirli
mond and the lower country, will leave Alexandra
in the morning. aud reach Euckt"n station 10y the
Manassas Gap Railroad. at - o'clock the same
l,y. Comfortable c"arhcs will Ice III readiness I"
convey visitors to the SPRING from Eucki"n-
lance one mile. From Stammt"m and " Winchester
, a,ily line of coaches connect with the Manassas
Gap Railroad.
TERNs:-B Board. first week =? second -: 'h"u
81. One month SIS. Children ana servants hail
,h, ,L,v. price To families or parties engaging
hoard for several persons. Il reasonable dednrti"i
will lie made.
Mrs r. Pritchart will have the lrincilai man
ayement aud control. aided hy competent male =,
sistan,s in every department. Francis IT, Fox VII
be superin tsndent. je
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FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, &C.
SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
COW p 4 y y,
ALEXANDRIA. VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL OVER $50. 900 DOLLARS.

aNU INSTANTLY INCREASING
The Charter OF this Company Offers more invora-
bile advantages To- the farmer and Others than any
C.uuu,Iy chartered III the State. 10y nsuring
with or without IA premium note. If the applicant
pr.f.r he can pay the full alnuant of the premium
IN cash OF hv .llcctinE cash insurance for tive
y-,r. Il. insured saves "nc-eighth Of the amount
Ia. would otherwise have 10 pay; al by becoming
member and giving small premium note, the IN
sur,d save nearly one half "i the amount charged
hy stock Companies, when InsuIing from Year I"
wear Thi. /. the adv auIayn saiting from the
combination "i the
CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
Thi, Company commenced issunB Policies
AGAINST loss ~ damage hy fire, Oh the 18th day OF
March lSJi, since which time over seven thousand
seven hundred persons nave insured aud become
members "i the Company, and over seventy thou
sand dollars have been paid for losses. Having
increased our biress during the past ycur, We feel
grateful inr the liberal patronage bestowed upon
ia, COMPANY thus !aT, and iur its hattrring pro-
meet. o, future usefulness. The Directors hope
and hrir,r that, 10y prudence, caution. and angld
system of economy, they will establish ior tins
,nmrany y reputation Tor cheapnesS and safety
not siirpn ssrd hN auy Company ia the l. states.
All difference, III settlement "i losses. may lie
determined hy three li>utrrcstca abltIat"rs g" tho
County where such loss happened, {" hc mutually
chosen hI the insured and the Company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-16
MOUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB of WASH.
INGTON

Three Times Week until further Notice;
-U-S The steamer THOMAS COLLl ER
WILL from after the 18th of March. run
regularly To- Mount Vernon and the Tomb oi WASH.
ington. on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, ana
FRIDAYS. leaving the wharf. ut the foot "t ith
street Washington. ut ". A. NJ. and returning IN
tim, for the early afternoon train for Baltimore.
Coaches leave all the hotels. aud the corner ot
PennsyN ania avenue and 9TH street, at y. a. NJ
R,und ,r,, II mh ST
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Winter Arrangements. ~;
"a gs M - s is:s'...:ia.:
anAMo' EXpRESS COMPANY

Ia s M -
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
INVITE the attention "i the puhllr 1" the ia'li-
Il ties afforded by this Company, lot The quick and
safe conveyance u, Specie Elnk Notes. valuable
packages, heavy and bulky freight, a..
EXPRESSES rr the East. t" Baltimore. fh'ia
Lelphia. New York. Boston. Providence. Hartford
Sc leave "ur office daily. 1t III o'clock, y. VI.
EXPRESSES ioi the South. I" Eirlr'n"irt. trcd
erckS kShmrg Petersburg. i.ymchhurs. a~d lei; POINTS
in North Carolina, South CarnIina. Ge"rsIa. Ala
b,mu and Tennessee. leave daily, ~ IL J, ~ NJ
Our EXPRESSES are always accompanied 10y
careful and trustworthy messengers. amd the luhiic
can rely upon all business entrusted t" u beng
done with safety, punctuality. aud despatch.
R.rES-Fr"m Baltimore - cents per i"o UhS';
from Philadelphia. 81: from New York. si''".
I'd No packages ni goods taken by weight, un
less weighing over 200 lbS.
inn 20-tf A. W. FALLS. Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-16
SUM Err r ES0R rs.
ORKNEY SPRINGS

TINIlIS celebrated Watering place, situated Al the
Eastern base OF the North Mountain. Nhcn-
an,loah County. Va. is u"w open Tor visitors an"
the propric,urS happy tu iniorm the pubic
that since the last season they have made r"n"id
cradle improy yoments. They pledge themselves l"
do all in their power to make all L"ih lnNiiId ar
I, lea sure seeker. comfortable.
The waters vi Orkney II" hnmh"g. J." aiI
who are suffering from cu;nn""U$ auc"ii"hS, 'htsr
waters nr. invaluable. being ctlicaci"uS III linrail
ing strength and tone To- the torpid l''cr, a"d as
trnlu. GENERALLY I" resusclair aId huiid up dc
.Iinint aul entcchlcd constitutions. We nave
plenty of Ice-our Ball Room Is large and AIRY
and furnished with music hy 81. CLAIR DAVIS star
Band from Washington City. We have daiil
mail from, all points. North and south. fa>S'n
gers leaving Alexandria Il, . o'clock. reach Noun,
Jackson, the prcSem, terminus 81 the MANASSAS
Road, al II o'clock, at which place Stages are III
waiting to carry them direct To- the HprnG'' Il d,"
tance of ~ miles. Fare from Alexandria I" the
Springs ST. Cur prices ter Board u - per week,
S2S per month. or ~ 80 per day. Children and
Servants half price. For further mi"rma''"n' We
refer 10 MesSrS Gray, Miller Co.. gr"cer" or ~
Il. Nchlu, esd. Ticket Agent. Orange aud Alex
uudri, Railroad Co., Alexandria. Va. ~ aidrrs~
MCKAY, BRADFORD 4 co. rr"prlet"rs.
Shenandoah County, Va. ~ u I'm
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MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD.

EAes Y -,
DASSENGERS for tins Road will leave the
i Alexandria station, III the Orange lfhIn' al
= A. NJ daily SUNDAY excepted arrive "i Al
exandria at +. NJ. Through ticket, 10y thi. route
to MiLdehurs aud Winchester.
Tn. Trains leave Mount jackson daily sun
layS excepted at .::su. a. NJ, aud arrive at Al
exandra al l:,5, 7. VI.
y6-tf EDWARD GREEN. Treasurer
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C. C. RRduLEY.
nANH & Il R Al IN

rROCEKS-DEALER IN tUhN NkiL,
" CORN. UAiS. BAiE ~ aud all kinds
at H!LL. FLLD. corner Of Prince aiI Royal St.,
Alexandria. Va. ap l"~dlF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-16
EXPRESS STEAM LINE
BETWEEN
4. A Il. 4

ALIEN DkiA. VA,
ASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, ID. c..
AND PHILADELPHIA AND NEW fORk.
cesss The superior and fast sailing pro
1Npellers, "C. {. iLGER and ~ Ne ,
WOTR," will leave ieorsetown. Washington ana
Alexandria on THURSDAY Of each week, for
Philadelphia. connecting at that point with daily
line Of steamers Tor New York. Via Delaware ana
Raritau Canal. Through receipts gwen
One Of these Boats will leave Phllalephla every
FRIDAY. for Alexandra and the District Gates,
connecting with the Orange Alexandra ana
Manassas GAP Railroads. Chesapeake and ohr"
Canal. sc. Frrights will be taken at low rates
aud Good forwarded promptly. free Of charge
WM IL. FOWLE 4 son,
No South Wharyes
-AGENTS-
HI TAILOR 4 Co., 73 West 81, New \ ork.
DAVID CuorER, Is North Nharvcs Philadelphia
BRADLEY i TAYLOR, Georsctown, ID. L.
NV l9-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-16
ALEXANDRIA & WASHINGTON RAILROAD
"a M III

- - ial. rt:.:;..s...s, ...-'' go,
ON AND AFTER THIS DAY. ,Sundays rN
ceuted,D the Trans uu this Road, with their
OInnibuses, will connect with the Trains arrlN lns
and departing on the Orange road and the Wash
iugtnn Branch of the Baltimore Road.
Passengers will leave Alexandra t"r Washing
ton III the Cars at the following hours:--t'i1, ,,
g.l0 lO:Iu, lIiO, and l2:lu, \. NJ, l4'. SO,
40, j.l0 6:l0 and 10 T. VI.
Passengers iron, Washington /" AlrNand'm' VIII
t,kc The Onnihuscs at the ptirc "i the COMPANY
,s follow. 7.,o, .. 10, II, and II, A. NJ i';u.
3, t. ., 4. and :, 4. NJ.
On SUNDAYS, the h"urs will be-: Leave AleNan-
driu aisle 10 10: and lI:lO A. NJ la, %'lo, i:lO,
jIu. 6:lu aud ..lO T.. NJ.
Leave Washington at ., OIL \. NJ. l;"o, ), 1,
), E, and :, p. VI.
ar If JOB '"hSoN' SUPP
.oLn ,,,:,,-.
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H. I. GREG D X Y

lls HI. GREGORY l20
"AS JUST RECEIVED full assortment "i
III HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. surh as
Tubs. Baskets, Broom-. Toilet Sets AUSTIN ; be
Crsan Fr..xer Old Dominion Coffee Pots, kniie
Boxes, Square and Globe Lanterns. Brushes. fea-
ther busters, Sc, at lis and 10 King ST. mh u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-16

E.t-' 4" hs I"r"r- ~ Nh" fIty nnd County Of
M.r6mdri":--l offer myself n II candidate for the
office of Sheriff. at the next election, and most res
pectfully solicit your votes.
IL 3-lawte III. l.. MONROE.
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VOL. Tx.
Alexaudria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser.
PUBLISHED DAILY Bf
EDGAR SNOWDEN,

Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser,
tFUR THE COCNfRfJ
IL PUBLISHED, REGULARLY, ON
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS, AND SATURDAY
At Five Dollars per annnm, payable III advance
TSxNs ~ not rN;'iihe one
SIu,r- inserted k'I On Dollar AdN"iti~"
Il, nj CONTINUED after three ,r 81 S"urs square
yyR tH ISGgrVS iSsIDE, - cents ou isiDt siNtch
lane. ,r. counted a, S'Iaur.
A,.ti.i .n,- by the At prices L. ' agreed upon
h,yIn. reference iJ the u-u. amount "i pace they may
u@cupy
DI,pL ,Y,p ApyER!isENYNTs charged ipr extra
pI,n- ay-rli-in hy ia" YEAR not To nNrtt" "i'iT nov
included IN their regular business 10 insert ia their
a.iy-Iti--rnrn nt> tuN uihcI names than tnli own go
NJ asI,,,s and ,a,f NJ, N,nt,rs rsr-rt!iug hNe lines will
i-. charged t,T a, advertisements.
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WISE & e o.,
H., .I
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
COAL. COAL. C0AL!H

NtvE shall -oon be delivering GOALS from yes
w -rls, of superior quality, picked at the mine.
for f.mil, use. 2<-- Please send us your orders,
that yon may save expense OF carting, yarding,
&c consideration to the consumer, a. TO cost --
WHITE ASH. and RED ASH, suitable Tor stoScs,
yr,ie. cooking. furnaces, and Bakers use, now on
hand, and to arrive. CUMBERLAND, in any
,,uuntity: Lump Run OF Mine, and SMITH COAL,
all under cover On plank flooring, and not expos.
I'd To III. weather. jy lit
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THnMAS PERRY
Dr, HAROLD SNuWDEN

Commission Merchant, Ne. >, .launcy's Wharf
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
l,h lN--ly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-16
STEAM TUG AND CANAL BOATS FOR SALE

-U-r We have FOR SALE Nh excellent
.c-..-ssa,.eJs sa,.eJs STEAM TUG three years Old 20 feet
in length, feet hold, Substantially built, and Oh
great power. Her Engines and Boilers are in first
rate order She is capable Of carrying 5000 bush.
of train under deck, drawing feet Of water.
..a> -,-,,,7,. We have, also, SEVEN hrst.cia-+
-EszsSCANAL BOATS, nearly new, and IN
good order They carry about 1875 tons each, on
feet of water.
We are authorized to sell the above much BE-
L,,r N.;r r,-t ard oo '"'y ""1y '',ms, and wouI1
invite the attention Of rartie- interested IN Canal
navigation To the great bargains here offered:
jr27--tf VIE "
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4 ItABINET, CHAIR, AND SOFA MANuFAC-
- TORY. No. l3O King -,rsst, Aissn"dri", Va.
Having lately fitted ap one Of the handsome't
and mo.t spscou. WareroOm. in the city, for the
FURNITURE BUSINESS, respectfully invite
public attention to my large stock OF Ftkhl-
TURE. which | am constantly increasing. Per
sons visiting our city will lind it TO their ad'an-
tage to give me "a call, as the range OF my uoop9'
IN respect To quality and price, IL such n' To over
the wants and views Of all. My stock com r,h"e
Mahogany Sofas, Rocking, Cane and Wood seut
sitting Chairs, SiIeboards, Dressing Bureaus
marble top and pIain,) Marble Top and Plan
Wash Stands, Marble Top Sofa, Card, Book, and
Fancy Tables, Cottage Set, Bedsteads Of al pat
terms. such as High, Fielding, French, tOs, Post
Trupdle Bedsteads, several patterns OF Cottage
B.dsteads: Hat Racks, Wasdrobes, Locking diss.
ses, aud large number Of other articles stabrAcsi
iu the business.
no Beds, Bolsters, Pillows, Msttrssses, &C.,
Z constantly on hand.
oct2-u JAMES u uHVAUdhN,
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CApON SPRINGS, Hampshire County. Va.

TNHE subscribers would respectfully inform Their
/ friends and the public. that they have leased
the above well known WATERING PLACE, uh's
lease embracing the Mo y r AIN HOt | r.,
WApDLE BUILDINGS. &C., aud VIII "i'eh i"'
the reception Of Visitors "n the 2"'h "l June i"-
yaids aud Fnmlrs can bc accommodated CARRIER
II desired.
A daily mail, and telegraph office within -
miles of the place.
Circular or other information can he hhd hS
aldre .ing ~ ~ above or j. y. bi'h ESD, "i
Howard House Baltimore.
J. {. WAppLE. pr.rriy,,rs.
j. Il. SMITH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-16
PIONEER MILLS FOR SALE.

WE are authorized by the prOprietors to offer
w ~ private sale this extensive establishment.
The MILL BUILDING is hre proof, built on
G."' piles, with stone foundation, and is situated
El directly Oh the River front, and within few
wards uf the Orange & Alexandria aud Manassas
Gap Railroads. with Wharv-s, and depth Of water
sufficient Ia accommodate vessels of the largest
class. Its dimensions are l22 feet IN length, by
~ feet III width, four and halt stories high, aud
j. covered with slate.
A GRAIN ELEVATOR is also attached, by
which grain can bc rapidly discharged from yes
sells Immediately into the Mill. The GRAIN BINS
are capable "t holding ~, ,OnO bushels of Wheat The
Elevator j. worked by small engine, separate
from that used in manufacturing, - that grain can
be received while the Mill is not in operation.
There ARE TWELVE PAIRS OF STONES, Of
u feet diameter, capable of manufacturing, when
IN full work, about $40 barTthS N FlOW per- day.
Tn. ENGINES and BOILERS very supe
rior. made hy Otis Tufts. Of Boston, Mass, with
out regard to expense. There are six Boilers, with
reiurn iues. The Englnes are high pressure, and
Of 2ju horse power.
WATER und GAS have been introduced through
out the entire establishment with Hose, 6c., ut.
tschsd to the water pipes in each story.
The above il only general description oi tins
extensive FIGURING Mill Persons desirous oi pur
chasing wall. "i course, visit the establishment,
where every information will be afforded them.
The Machinery j. all nearly new, and of the
most approved description IL having been the de-
.ign Of the proprictOrs 10 erect Mill second to
none in this section of the country. In it will lie
found srcry dpg aprertainingt first clns- Flour
ing Mill
.s. A COOPEk'S SHOP, Of brick, covered with
a$i -late. and with iron window shutters, sdjolns
the Mill Its dimensions are 100 feet IN length,
hy II feet in width, two stories high. 1t Is per
trctly hre proof aud has ia il full complement OF
Tonls, &c, all in perfect order. There are now
about 1000 FLOUR BAkkELS on hand, which
will be- sold with the Mill. Also lot Of COoper's
stun, SLAVES, HEADING, &c.
1, i, rarely that such an establishment, so eh
t-u.iye aud complete ia all IT. appointments, -
offered To- the public. The terms OF the sale Will
be made easy.
For further information, apply To
80 % An, PDWLE co,
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TI,HG BSCKlBEK wishes I" purchase IL large
/ lot oi Cotton or Linen RAGS, for which he will
pay in cash the highest market prices.
]. f. McGRAW, Upper end Of Kine-st.
nov 2-ltJuly2O
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DANIEL CAWOuD

OFFERS hi Professional Services L" the citi-
~ zen. oi Alexandria and vicinity. Once ""
l. North PITT street; nov TT
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

~ FOR SALE OR kENT.-The comm"di
.I ON, brick DWELLING HOUSE and LOT
OF GROUND situated at the southwest corner OF
Prince and Alfred streets in the city oi AleNan-
.lrin. aud At present occupied 10y Samuel X Adams,
esd Possession gwen Oh the lst I'll September
NEXT.
The House is one of the ho't aud most aesirahly
located in the city. The lot contains hall an acre
,,l,rh j. filed with the hne-t fruit and .hruhhery
and there is a fine brick table and carriage
bou.. upnn ia. premises Apply 10 p +. H"f-
mnn. e.t.. Ca. hier Of the Bank "i the old b"mm'
ton, or 10 " VI H. in"'N
my 21-if
80 FuK RENT-rhe large brick WARE
IL HOUSE. on Mon street. .er"nd door from
r,,rce lately occupied by Hill, Er"wn Particw;
POSSESSION given Immediately. Also,
'..s:Es The brick WAREHOUSE. s"ulh side of
IN Prince street one door ~est Of Union. Apply
.A''- 10 (teh g--.e"lf SAMlEL MILLER.
60 FOR RENI.-fhe three st"red WARE
H. House, corner Of Prince AMI Union streets,
- r,es.u occupied by MessTs. Hill, Brown Part
low. Possession given "n i'th OF February.
:csts The WAREHOUSE "n Prince street. few
i"s door east "i mon street ~ pre- cut occupied
EV Messrs Ford i Wi'kite. Possession gwen on
lst "f February. u,.,.>.,..r,
rs Tb, new f,urstured WAREHOUSE, on
=. e,st side of luion strr.t tw" doors south "f
Frincc street. corner of am alley.
,nfs The WAREHOUSE "n the wharf. imIaedi-
i%3i ,t.Iy ess, of the last uAIIed. Apply 10
1*<4. I., ~ n fuM LIZ co.
s.,S Two STORES AND DWELLINGS FOR
Ea;,H] RENT-The houses on Royal street, one 81
which lately occupied hy John l. Creighton as 4
Hardware store, are t"r rent, i"d 'in"ed'ste pos
session given. For price ana other particular,
apply to '"" b. ""''n H.
ian II Iii
FOR HENr.-Thc STORES, No. u and
s$: an KIM. ucNt To- the y. ". corner Of Far
~ s.,,,,. ,lsn. the STORE aud DWELLING,
JOHN WEST
:, . o.u,, Ne, (. North Fairfax street.
nT> Fur KENT-rhe Hot 81 On Cameron
T. .trcrt, At present occupied hy Doctor L"Tis'
F'--rs.i..n given the 18th al Str'.h'hel' FOR
terms. apply I" p"ct. KING. =. A. "",n'"s'oh'
W IT
- For RENT. -Thr pw ELLiN6 "n Alfred
! E:; street. heretofore occupied Icy Mr. James 7
| Smlh. +" whom application can De ",,,,r. Tor
| terms. Ac. El'hAhp' ', ~
nEFEIGERAToRS CHEAP.-ln order I,
/ II, max. room for my FALL GOODS. will sell
! m. balance Of nav ,,"ck oi UPRIGHT aud iuRl
! XuNTAL APPROPRIATIONS, at Yr'"5 ''""'
/ cd p,;r.,. ror c,sH \ call i solicited:
/ H. |. GREGORY.
! 10 lis Il l2r. King street
TU,HERMOMETER'S Bird Cagef. D"minoes
Backgammon. Boards. Violins' hcc"rdeonI ;,
Hobby Horses. Market Baskets, de.' all o' wh'c'
will be sold cheap for cash. At
wl4 C. L. BEKgl'S, - hing street.
VLIOoL purchased at highest cash P1,eeI, 0.
| w ian HILL, BROWN PAhfLo".
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DATENT GLOBE COFFEE KOASTER, for
/ Stoves and Fire Places. They are the best
aud cheapest 10 use. Cali and see them. at
iy6 H. |. GREGURY'S, lis and l2O king-st.
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HENRY DAINGERFlELD.
". T.. CDNM CniumisS RS


Stafford county, jr 9-2awtS
4 ItOMMISSluNER'S SALE OF Landry
y virtue OF n decree OF the Circuit Court ot FAIR
taN county. pronounced at iIS June term, lSJS, in
the ease Of j. {. Gunurll, ". Robert Kirby ani K.
H. Wheeler, We shall. N,Wd"y, br lsh dag gf
.hiy reIt. Court day. III front pt the Court house
"i said county. offer At public auri"m to the highest
bidder, the following described tracts "t land, VIZ
The tract vt land belonging 10 the sad Robert
Kirby, situated ON P"hick Greek. in Fairia> c"un
ty. aud containing TWO HUNDRED AND $EN-
ENTl SIN ACRES. 1t has mpou II cornt"rtabe
w. DW ELLlNG and "ut buildings. a good orch
Ii ard, and is very productive farm. The creek
1, nayigahc up 1" this land. Also,
\ tract of Land belonging to the said K. H..
Wheeler. situated ais" said P"hick Greek. and
containing TWO III INpkED AND Thirty
,e= TWO ACRES 1t has upon ta good DIV Eli
Iii Ling HOUSE and either buildings. and pr"
utlrcS we'll The creek Is nHNigahle within halt u
mile of this land.
TERMS oF SALE. One tenth of the purchase
money will bc required III hand ~ deposit. liable
to lie forfeited upon the failure ii the purchaser to
comply with the terms oi sale, and the residue III
three instruments. at SiN. twelve, and eighteen
months with interest from the day of sale. {" be
secured hy the bonds "t the purchaser. and II re-
t-mton of the title until the whole ol le purchase
money shall be paid
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U NOTICE.-The Steamer COLUM-
-. .BIA, Capt. James Harper, having
been thoroughly repaired aud improved Will re-
sum. her trips between Baltimore aud this place
leaving Baltimore. ON Saturday. 18th instant, AT
o'clock aud returuing, leave this place, On the FOL
lowing Wednesday 1t :. A. NJ.
WHEAT 4 BRO. Agents.
N b. The freight on merchandise for the differ
eut landings on the river will ariahly be requ,r
cd in advance. mn 10
rzN4 NoTICE.-rhe steamer JAMES
,.a.s-ssl co having resumed her route on
the Potomac River. will leave Washington on
TUESDAYS aud FRIDAYS. at Il. a. NJ Return,
ing will leave Curri"mau on WEpNESpahS ana
SATURDAYS. stopping At all the regular Law"
ings. going aud returning.
LUCIEN 5. PAGE, Proprietor.
Nara BouSH Agent. mh i"-u
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.es DISPATCH STEAM LINE FOR

- SrEIH. TT II LADE LFTIIa,-- THe TI"PVHvT o.
JEROME. Capt. Jerome. viii leave Philadelphia'
on Saturday. at II o'clock. NJ, aud Alexandria On
Tuesday, at IL o'clrck NJ. For freight which will
bs taken On reasonable terms. Apply to
THOMAS WEBSTER. JR.,
IL North Wharvcs. Philadephia.
or IL STEPHEN SHINN,
NV loft bl Union street. AleNahdria'
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NOTICE m.,i;ng >of the Stakeholder. of
y the Al.xtndria Steam Ferry Company will
Ia. held N the. Corn Exchnng-. on Wednesday
evening. July 2Orh. At o'clock. p VI. Punctnal
,,t.udanc. i. requested. business OF IMPORTANCE
will b. brought be;or. the meeting.
b. X. BLACKLOCK, Secretary.
:. l. l,u'i
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INLUIH AND GRAIN FACTOR Lose WHARF
L Opposite Pioneer Mills, Alexandria, Va.