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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01
A Lost Child Perishing IN tho Woods.

About Il fortnight ago, a bri ght little girl,
six years of age. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
King, living about miles from Kalida, Put
nam county, in this state, went with her
mother to visit neighbor, ana while there
accompanied the neighbours children to carry
water to the father working i'll field. On
the way, some childish quarrel occurred be-
tween Them and their visitor, vexed and
grieved. started to return to the house. which
was in view. Probably rejecting more upon
the wound which her feelings had received
than of the path she was following she stray
ed away into the woods and was lost The
other children returned in due season, but
Mrs. King was only surprised that her child
was not with them.
Search was Immediately commenced, but
when night came, and the little one was not
found, the anxiety of the mother became
terrible. The search was continued the
next day and the next, without success.
The whole neighborhood was aroused, and
the people of the county, to the number of
five hundred day. generousl y volunteered
their services and truvcrsed the woods, and
the forest rang with their alarm night and
day, i'll search of the lost child. For nine
days the search was continued amid the
utmost excitement, and without cessation.
during which time the soul narrowing sus
pense of the parents, and especially the moth
er, was indiscribable and she would neither
rest nor refresh herself. She still hoped,
against hope itself, as each succeeding day
passed by without tidings.
On the ninth day the little one was found,
lying over two logs--where it had fallen,
took weak to proceed, within two miles of
the spot where it was last seen dead. 1t
had removed all it's clothing, and when found
was quite naked, its bonnet hanging on u
limb, and its dress lying in little play house
which she had built to while away the lonely
hours. 1t had died within few hours OF the
time at which it was found. The spot had
frequently been passed, but the most Of the
search had been extended too far. When the
dead body of the child was taken into the
presence Of the mother, and the hope which
had sustained her throughout the search was
gone, her reason tottered and she became IN
C0luntJia ohio Statesman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01
Marriages in Paris.

Miss Mary Mason, daughter Of the Minis
ter of the United States ut Paris, and Mr.
Archer Anderson of Va. were married in
Paris on the 9th inst. The ceremony was
performed 10y the rector of the British En-
bassy. Among those present were Mrs. Gen
eral Winfield Scott, Mrs. Commodore Stew
art, Hon. Mr.. Eustis and his bride, late Miss
Corcoran: Mrs. Riggs, Of Washington; Col.
Crittcnden, of KY; Lieut. Pcgram, of Va;
Lieut. Keton, Of Pa; Dr. Spencer, L. S. Con
sul ut Paris; Messrs. Calhoun and WiIhor,
Secretaries of the |. 5. Legation. The
bridesmaid was Miss Sarah Mason, sister
of the bride; the groomsman was MIR. Pow
haitian Clark, of Va.
On the same day, and within few min
utes of the same hour rs the above, another
American lady assumed the irrevocable VOWS
at the church of st. R"c''. Miss Annie Hep
burne. of $. c., was married To Mr.. Eustachc
Bounin, son of the Chcvalier Beunn, Vice
Consul of Portugal ut Nice, Sardinia. This
ceremony was performed according To the
Roman Catholic form.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01
A L II A N A C
1859.
1853.
II A & IN LIS T.
PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81.

ARRIVED.
Schr. West Wind. Burnett, New York, salt to
Blackjack Marshall i Co., and J. II. McVeigh d
SOU.
S"hr. Samuel y. Grice. Collier, Baltimore,
ordgc timber Ia Alexandria, Loudoun and lamp
share Railroad Co.
Schr. Mary and Ann, Flowers, Chickamuxen,
wheat 10 Thomas Perry.
S"hr. folant, Allen, Mattswoman, rye to Thos.
Perry
SlooP Ellen Jane. Holman, Pomonkey, wheat to
Thomas Perry
Schr. ), II d, Smoot, Beard, Fort Washington,
Wheat to Blecklock, Marshall Co.
SAILED.
haney.
Brig orilmbo, Rosebrook. Boston, by D. b.
smith.
Sehr Fred SILVER, SILVER. Boston. byT. J. Ne
hsfry
:, Schr Connecticut Clark. Saugerties. by Borden
Mining Co.
D Srhr Maseler, Cloud, Sedgwick, Boston, by
borden Mining Co.
MEMORANDA.
hrls L"rins, Gibbs. hence at Boston, Goth inst
80 brig Catherine Rogers, Britt, hence ut Boston,
2s,h inst
Brig Monica, Loud, cid at New York, for this
port, SOth inst
scars Narrsganset, Hall, and Richard Borden,
NFHo'd' hence at Fall River. 10Th inst.
$nf,". Collin. Laynor, cid at Plymouth, for
"e"rsetown. 10th inst.
y schrs. Ivy. Henderson. and Ann S. Cannon,
'sselI' hence at Boston, 9th inst.
echr ID. b. Pitts. Sands, from Fredericksburg,
'INed at New York. 30th inst.
scht Southernor Ford, CID ut Baltimore, for
Tins port 3O,h inst
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Reports" from Washington.

ICoyrespo.,dcmce Of Me ". y. Hertid.
WASHINGTON. August 80, lS59.-Great
CONSERVATION prevails among all parties hay.
ing accounts to settle with the Departments,
occasioned by the stringency with which
the auditing rules are applied ut the Treasu-
nv. Foreign ministers, consulS, contractors
and dishursing officers in all branches Of the
public service, and marshalS, postmasterS and
collectors are all in the same boat. Suspi
cions have long been abroad that large sums
are constantly distracted from the public
purse by means of fraudulent, forced, or
stretched vouchers, and some of them are
now being verified Fabulous sums are de-
mandcd and avuurhed for under heads Of
clerk hire copying. yransating. &c, which
are evidently intended 10 coyer expenses for
wines. dinners, horse hire, &c. not auditable.
The president is determined To hold all Off
GERS accounts to the ,trictrst scrutiny, and
where frauds are attempted, to reject the
claims and prosecute the offenders. Proofs
accumulate in various cases not mentionable.
This process is To he retroactive, and 0cca-
sions many abSentec> amongst those who have
had accounts adjusted during the reign of
the present administration. The President
has been importuned in vain. lie bandly
Informs his friends that he doubts not they
will yet all they are entitled to. but does not
interfere with the duties of the auditors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01
ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER SCI
Henry Clay's Sentiments.

The adiuincd is an extract from a speech
which Henry Clay delivered at Frankfort,
Kentucky. on the 25th of November, 1850.
III the agitation III regard to the fugitive
sl.vc-law should continue and increase. and
become alarming, it will tend TO the forma-
t,nu Of two new parties-nne for the Union,
and the other against the Union. Present
parties have been created by the division of
opninns n regard systems Of national policy.
md ~ 10 finance, tree trade, or protection.
1be Improvement of rivers and harbors, the
distribution of the proceeds of the public
lands. &C.: but these systems otpolicy, spring
iur out IF the administration OF the Govern
meut Of the Union. lose all their interest and
inheritance if that Union is to be dissolved.
They sink into utter insignificance before the
all-impnrtant. peryasive, and paramount IN
terest Of the Union itself; and the Platform
of that Union party will be the Union, the
Constitution, and the enforcement of Its
laws: and ifshuuld be necessary to form such
a party. and it should be accordingly form
ed | announce myself us member of that
marty, whatever may be its component cle-
menis. Sir, 90 further | have had great
hopes and confidence in the principles OF the
whig party. n being most likely to conduce
to the honor, the prosperity, and the glory OF
nv country: but if il is 10 be merged into Il
contemplate abolition party. and it abolition
ism is ON the wing creed, from that moment
renounce the party and cease to be Il wing
This shows the estimation in which the
Union was held by the great CLAY. And it is
proper to he mentioned. that in the effort
now being made to revive and re-organizc
practically, the Wing party. the principles
ne enumerated are those which will make its
platform-' The Inion-the constitution,
and the enforcement Of its laws"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

ppNARkS.-There was very little chahSe III
.,.,;,n. noticeable in the market yesterday.
"a. Offering. we're light, and the demand fair.
pr,o, !, very drm at S5.l2l for Union street Su-
,-sn.: Ex,rs s5.5O@sj. and Family quiet,
:, s-Ms;. jO--tbe latter price for choice brands.
IT,. VA, All active enquiry for Wheat, red being
mos. .ough, for and for fair to good qualities, lis
nl,7c. was readily obtained. Sales Of fair to
,ood white at 1909 l26c. Corn is much wanted,
h,, the receipts are very light-we quote nomi-
Dl,v SIC. Rye is in fair request, with sales at
7yc for good. Oats in active demand, but light
,.cspt. No sales reported on Change, and our
mutations sr. nominal. Timothy Seed is coming
IN freely. and prices arc sustained. We continue
:. ouo,e s2Gss2 ~! duality generally very good.
Plaster !. in very abundant supply. Fertilizers
continue in brisk demand, without change in quo
,s,ion.. except for Sombrero Gusno, which has
advanced 50 per ton. Sales continue large. Stock
o, Peruvian ON hand moderate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01
NOTICE.
NUIlCE.
NNH f. exercises in CALEB :. HAL

NNHE exercises in CALEB :. HALLOWELL'S
i HIGH SCHOOL. for young men aud Y uths.
at Alexandria, Va, will be resumed on the 10Th of
the ninth month (Septemher)
The Principe continues, rs heretofore. I" devote
himself personally To the instruction and govern
lneut of the Students, and he is assisted i'll the
various departments, by corps OF experienced
Teachers. most of whom board in the family, and
give their entire time and attention to the School.
1t would he easy to insert the names OF many
well known gentlemen. residing III various parts
of the United States. aud elsewhere. who either
have been or now are, patrons of the School, hut
the Principal deems this unnecessary.
Circulars will lie forwarded ON application.
A,l, .,.2,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01
ICON INUNDATED.


If Senator Broderick is such character
us his colleague, Senator Gwin, represents
him to be, think it a shame that the DEM
ocratic party should send him to the Senate
of the United States. Read the remarks Of
Mr.. Gwin, published in the Washington
Constitution of the 9th of August in rela-
ton to Mr. Broderick.
We read great deal in the Democratic
papers in relation to q coalition OF Black
Republicans and Southern Wings. Will
not these Democratic organs look ut home?
Do we not see union perfected between the
Hard Shells and Soft Shells OF New York !?
The latter, Van Buren,. Buffalo Convention.
Free Sellers, and rank AbolitionistS: and
have we not seen Gov. Wise denounced 10y
Democratic newspapers, because he advised
the people of New York to take the appoint
ment of Delegates to the Charleston Con
vention in their own hands, and not leave it
to the Van Buren,, Abolition. Central Com
mittee, to send Delegates to Charleston for
them. Will the people look TO TINS. II
Southern Wings are to keep clear of Black
Republicans, insist that Southern Demo
Gratis must keep clear of Van BurcnIsm
TENTH LEGION.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

Ngw YORK, August 3O.-In the Stock market
there was slight advance. and some large trans
actions in speculative stocks. In State stocks
there Wa but little variation. United States lives
Of 1874 sold at lOli; North Carolina SKIES at o.
Tennessee skies. 1890. at soy; MiSsouri's S5i {;
yirslnias 93;. The exchanges at the Bank Clear
Ing house today, amounted TO S22,775,9l2, and
the balances TO 81 ,3is. 0"j.
The full receipts from customs on Saturday
amounted to SlO3, j52. The export Of specie the
last week was 81, jS7 ,%9S total for 1852; S+9,-
016.25l. The Empire City. from Havana. briggs
fTG,O$l in specie, chiefly Mexican silver.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01
Making Voters,

James c. Pratt in communication to
the st. Paul Times, says - was at iel-
low Medicine during the recent payment Of
the Upper Sioux. About one hundred of
the red men were Shcarcd, and dressed in
the apparel Of white men. Previous to the
operation, Superintendent Cullen addressed
them through an interpreter, and stated
that he wished to have them vote ut the next
election, anil rote tie Dcmncr0tic Hckcfr'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

CHARLES Dickens WoRKs.-T. b. Peter
son l. Brothers. POO Chestnut street Phla-
delphia, have Just commenced publishing II
remarkably cheap edition of Dickens Works
1t is called "PeterSonS' Cheap Edition for
the Million. of the entire writings ol Charles
Dickens, Boz" and will be issued complete
in Twenty -eight weekly volumes. One VOL
ume will be published regularly every
Saturday, until the whole number OF vol
umes-twenty-egh t-s completed. The low
price fixed by the publishers for them
are only 25 cents volume, or the whole
twenty-eight volumes for five dollars. y
complete set will be forwarded free of post
age, by Mail. TO any part of the United States,
to any one, by the publishers, ON receiving
a remittance of s. for the heavyweight vol
umes; or Il remittance of - will pay Tor the
first fourteen volumes: or remittance of one
dollar will pay for the first four volumes.
The volumes will be neatly printed, and
each volume will contain 100 large octave
pages. printed on fine white paper and
neatly bound with paper cover. The revised
uniform Edinburgh edition, from which this
is reprinted, comprises heavyweight vol
umes, the cost of which is scycnty-iive dol
lars; and this edition will contain every word
of the Edinburgh edition. We commend the
determination of this enterpriSing Philadcl-
phia firm to furnish the complete and entire
works of Charles Dickens ut 4 price So rea-
sonable
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01
Philadelphia Cattle Market, Aug. 90.

Beef Catle-The offerings at the different yards
hi. werk amounted to about 500 head; sales ran
sed from sS.5UGt 81 30 r 100 lbs, as to quality.
Cows and Cnlyus-Sales at S2OG$i0 each, as to
quality. Sheep--About 10000 at market; sales
ut 7GLS cents p h. net, according to condition.
Hogs-0Nerincs about |, 500 head; sales at $40
S., "A 100 t1,s net.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01
SELECT FAMILY SCHOOL,

VTANlNG secured the services al u competent
| nstructrcSS Of several years experience Ill
teaching and managing School, for the education
of his own children the subscriber would receive
into his family II few girls a. boarderS, to whose
education particular attention will be paid.
The School will open -No"doy III. h;rd d"y
oj Oci,b,r n,r, mt the residence "f the subscriber,
situated the Rapid Ann river, )! miles from
Mitchclls Station, in beautiful aud healthy
section of the country,
Transition board washing. fuel, lights &C..
and tuition in all the English studies per session
oil ten months, S2oO. payable one half in advance.
Music and French at teachers rates. Towels.
Books. aud Stationery to be furnished hy the pu-
pill. No other cytraa.
Early application addressed to the subscriber at
Mitchelrs Station, Culpeper county, will receive
attention. J. }. HALSEY.
Cuipcper county. sep l--e"lm
DOCKS FOR THE YOUNG FOLKS --Anoth
- or arrival Of those ten cent Juveniles. the
Better Land. Our Heavenly Father, Important
Questions. Words of Comfort. Morning and Even
ing Sacrifice. This do i'll remembrance of Ne. The
Great Comforter Welcome 10 Jesus, CHRIST Alone.
Come to Jesus, Lowest thou Me. The True Mamma.
&c. Fsep u JOHN II PARR0TT.
WILSON'S ALBANY SEEDING STRAW
w BERRY, TO arrive in few days direct from
john Wilson, and for sale by
HENRY COOK 4 CO,
sep Sarcptn Hall.
DR0WN'S BRONCHIAL TROC rs. for
ID Coughs. Colds, IloarSeness. &c. for sale hy
HENRY COOK 4 CO.,
sep Sarcpta Hall.
A CARD.-Doct 7. w. POWELL. would an
n nouncc to the citizens of Middlehurg and NJ
entity. tina; it, has THE lay associated Doct. VI.
j. LUCK with him. in the practice of hi- rr"its-
sion. 0tfce. the same heretofore occupied 10y DR..
Powell. Mddehurg. aug 2j-e"lm
NOR llIRE-A MAN SERVANT, who has
J. been accustomed t. house work, and is II first
rate Cook. | will hire either by the month or for
the remainder Of the year. Aprlyto
Mas, +. nlSNMAN,
aUg 3l-it' Miss lhurstUn's Boarding House.
CITUATIuN WANTEp.--A young man who
- has had fifteen months experience in teaching
the usual English branches Latin, French aud
Drawing. desires 4 situation as teacher in pr-
yate family. Best references given t" character
and capacity. Address Box 243, Alexandria, Va.
aug 20-ec2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

SALES OF SrOCx.-James C. McGuire & Co.,
Washington. on Tuesday sold the following stocks:
5000 Corporation of Washington quarterly per
cent. stock. at lO2s $4,000 Corporation of Alex
Iowa, 10 per cent. coup on bonds-not sold $4,000
Corporation of Alexandria coupon bonds, at 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01
DRAYTON g. MEADE, Agent,
Is now prepared to furnish the
SEYMOUR GUANO AND WHEAT DRILL,
or withOuf Grass .SerderS.

WIN ar FtfHOW TTdSS- >t'neiS.
AND WITH THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS.
WE think these ID X | l. l. : this year, will add
w much to their already high rsp"tn'ion H. the
best GUANO and WHEAT DRILL, its well ~
boing the styoayrs,. si@picsf, and must dUaht,.-
Every RILL is guaranteed To work we'll
Farmers visiting Alexandria. who intend buying
DRILLS, will. before purchasing 10 well to call
and examine the SEYMOUR DRILL, at
aug 4-2m Ne. II. F"jror-strs''. i'cr'o.
JNSTRUCTION.-A graduate of Harvard Col
| lrge desires to obtain II situation aS private tn
tor i'll family. With respect to his character,
scholarship. and experience, ne has permission To
refer tn the following gentlemen:
r. A. Reed. esq, of the firm of Nj. EldridSc
Co. Alexandria
James Walker. D. b., President of Harvard
University, Cambridge, Mass
The Professors of Harvard College.
Rev Amos Smith Belmont, Mass.
T. ". Valentine Primary Public School, Brook
Ign. y. Y.
For further particulars. apply to T. A. REED,
esq. Union Wharf. Alexandria aug 3O-lm
DIuKFORD HuFFMAN'S WHEAT
ID DRILLS-SEYMOUR WHEAT DRILLS
-PENN0CK'S WHEAT DRILLS.-Wc are now
prepared To furnish any of the above Drills, with
or without the Guano and Seed attachments.
Those wishing to purchase, will please send III
their orders early. Address
ADDISON, WALLACE & co.
aug No IL Union ST. Alex Va.
AIOTICE.-IIayimg engaged very accomplish
" ed TEACHER in my family, | will take in
two additional pupils. Boys from twelve to six
teen wears of age will he preferred. The usual
branches of IN English and Classical education
are taught Ny residence is i'll the county at
F,u,ui.r about four miles from Warrcnt"n. The
session will begin on the first day OF October.
Wnrrcnton aug 22-e"tf K. T.. SCOTT.
C,lTTATION AS TEACHER WANTED.-A
- gentleman of several years experience III
teaching desires Situat"n-a private family
preferred. Can teach all the English branches.
Latin, Greek, and class Of beginners IN French.
The best of testimonials furnished. Address,
stating terms, IL. W. H.,
Mtchcll's Station, Culpcper Co., Va.
aug 3O--co3ts
UNUTOR IN 4 PRIVATE FAMILY WANTED.
i The subscriber wishes To engage the serNl-
cc. of Gentleman rs TUTOR III his family i"'
the ensuing ScS Lon. One who has had some eXpe-
Renee in Teaching preferred. The branches taught
vii! be those of an usual English Education, Latin
and French. Good references required. Address
j. X. SKINNER.
ouy 2G-.o2w Broad Run Station, Va.
EAuUyIEE LAND FOR SALE desire t"
/ make sale of FIFTEEN HUNDRED or WI
THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND. lying ou Carter
Run. in the county Of Eauquirr--aud III or';er t"
.rit purchasers will sci! the same III >ina tracts
on luns credits. Apply to J. \. MARSHALL
esq. Orlcan Z. o., Fauquier county Va.
ELIZA l.. ;. MARSHALL.
Fauquicr county, aug 25-eo2m
FOR RENTING STORE ON the south
IL side of King street, west of Pitt street, at pre-
..I,f orrupicd by John s. Atwcll good stand ior
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
BY JOHN I. CREIGHTON-ArDn >irr.
SALE THIS DAY.
WILL BE SOLD at Public Auctio.. "u HI
w premises. on Thursday, the let day.. >.r.
T" fember mcyt. at ~ o'clock. VI the threc-s."N
~ BRICK DWELLING HOUSE and LOT, y.
Il Prince, Union street. Sand roperty i we'll
located fol business purposes. being within Nv
feet ut the track of the Orange and Alexandra Rad
road on l'nIon street. Title indspurabc.
Terms :--nnc fourth OF purchase money IA hard.
the baluuce IN three equal instruments, d. L., amt
Is months. Learing interest from date. the properly
Ia be kept we'll insured and the title 10 lee retained.
or deed OF trust given TO secure the deferred
payments. [aug ll-eotsl MARY ROSE.
By 7. NJ. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GROCERIES. HARDWARE. CIGARS. &C..
" AT AUCTION.-Wil he offered at Public
Sale. at 10 o'cjock Saturday morning.. me- 3''
day Of &pismLsr. in front Uf the Theatre Building
~ bbls. Texas Molasscs
" Sugar House 10
Is boxes Black Tea
10 Olive Soap
10 Palm do
- eases Bordeaux Claret Wine
Sparkling Moselle DO
baskets Creme lie Bouly
2jOOO Jenny Lind German Scgars
l2J pair Trace Chains
Eco feet Coil Chain, Amgurs. Hand Saw
Braces. Pad Locks. Plated Casters, Gimblcrs Cat
lrry. &c. Will be added 10 the above, IA lot "t
Eastern Herring MolaSses. Sc. aug 3o-e"Ht
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
- FARM IN UPPER FAuQUIER ~ ur
tue of decree of the Circuit Court Of faugur,r
county. pronounced the 18th day of April. la,>.
i'll the suit "f Adams VI. Marshall the undrr,rsurt
COMM, Si"ncrs therein named will otter i"r snic 90
pubic auction. To the highest bidder. on the PIE
misses, on M, 6h doy IF J"iy. 1889. the valuable
and productive farm in the bill and proceeding ~
said suit mentioned. This land adjoius the lands
of James f.. Marshall. Fleet q. Rust. and other.
contains FOt K HUNDRED AND TWENTY
FOUR ACRES, is of good quality. and well sup.
piled with wood and water. Ii is within tLuc
miles of Piedmont and Markham Stations on ITO
ManaSsn. Gap Railroad, and within the same dis
tance of Leeds Church. There is on th, premises
~ comfortable DWELLING Nous T. aud
-4@.A out houses, and being convenient to market.
and in pleasant reighb0rhoOd, offers MANI IN
duccmcnls 10 purchasers.
TkEMS.--lhe purchaser To pay down in cash
$4,000 on the day of SALE and to execute his bones
Tor the residue. with sufficient security, payable III
SIN twelve aLd eighteen months respectively ~
equal instruments, with interest from day Oi sale.
acts- The above sale Is postponed until Nondo,.
JHiy 2Jth, Court day. aud the land will on thuL
day he offered ri Warrcnton.
Fauquicr county. my li-cotS
2S" The above sale is postponed until NJ, 22i
d"y cj Any.t, 1889. and the land will then bee Of
tered AT Wurr,nton, i'll front of the Court house of
Fuuquier county.
Fauluier county, jy 2s--eots
re- The above sale is postponed until the 81
day 9f September. 1859 when the hand will bc al.
tcrcd nj Warrentou, in front of the Court house OF
Fauquier county.