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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-10
LOCAL MS.

Police ArrAiRs.-Two men were brought
before the Mayor yesterday fer settling a
difficulty in a pugilistic style, and fined
So IS each; woman was sent to the work
house for ninety days, for profanity and dis
orderly conduct; and a negro boy was fined
one dollar aud costs. making 1888. for throw
ing a stone in the street
The semi-annual interest due lst OF July
last, on the Bonds of the Alexandria and
Washington Railroad Company, guaranteed
by the Corporation of Washington, are paid
on presentation, by Riggs 4 Co.
A number of Printers, from Philadel phia,
have been on pleasure excursion To Balti-
more, and Washington, and visited this city
Yesterday.
A grand tournament and ball is announc-
ed to come of at Growers Rest" ncarGeorge-
town, on Tuesday, the 10th inst.
MoRE RiorING N WASHINGTON on SuN-
DAY.-As Sunday morning was uShrred in
in the eastern and southern parts Of the city
with riot and disorder, So it was concluded
in the western part with scene of the same
description. Four or five Of TIE inhabitants
of the region north of the Circle and n.
street, under the combined influences OF II
high thermometer and bad whlSkey, com
mpnced free fight" in the frame row ON
X. between 2lst and Did streets, which en-
led in several severely broken heads. a
good deal of excited blood was split, some
costs incurred and Il commitment or two 10
Jail wound up the scene. Nat. Int.
Midnight PANlC--The good people Of
Georgetown were aroused from their deepest
slumbers on Sunday morning, amidst the
very small hours, 10y Il succession OF most
unaccouniable and rs it certainly proved,
unearthly sounds. to which nothing seemed
to approach in similarity save the united
rumblng of some scores of wagons passing
over Il wooden bridge. People were aston
ished, nav alarmed, for, loud and resonant
as was the noise, there was nothing visible
from which it could proceed. AT length, ai-
ter due period spent in unlimited guessing
some one, wiser than the rest, reported that
it all proceeded from the torrible expulsion
of the air from the empty piping OF the
aaueduct laid along the streets, ny the entry
of new supply of water The sounds
went through the whole gamut OF air slmpl y
along every proportion of its admix!ure with
water: constituting II series OF musical notes
and tones new at least to Georgetown, venc-
rable and experienced rs II is generally con
sidered to br-NM Int.
RIVER PIRATES.-On Saturday night, the
steam tug Tempest, from Alexandria, with a
ship in tow, was hailed 10y II small schooner
bringing melons to market, and asked TO lac
towed up. 1t appears that they had been
overhaulcd in the river by boat load "i
rowdies, who came ON board. and Seizing the
captain. drew pistols and threatened death
to any one who interfered while they qnietiy
took what they wanted. Is there no way
to get clear Of the murderers and thieves
with which our city is infested BaH SIM.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday. the 9Th inst, in Emanuel Church.
Middleburg, by Rev. William Sparrow. d.,
Rev. o. A. KINSOLVlNG. I" Lucy LEE,
dsu ghter oil uer. A. Rogers of Middleburg.
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Edmond, Davenport & Co, Sold
IN saturday. by auction, $500 bags Rio coffee.
., prices varying from 10 cents to l2s, or an
syersge Of about l0i cents.
several buyers from Lynchburg, Peters
,orr Staunton, Gordonsylle, and other pla-
sere in attendance The bidding was
tr.k and about one half the amount was
S;.no..d Of to Richmond huyers.-Richmond
r,JgjJuyy
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AUCTION SALES.
By I. NJ. MCCORMICK -AucrIoxEER


GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- Pursuant to decree Of the County Court of
Alexandria County. Va. Of the 9TH day OF June,
1883. in the suit of kinchclor Bruin, plaintiffs,
against Thomas Coyle and others defendants the
subscriber. ~ Commissioner for the purpose, will
offer for sale at public auction. in front of the
Mayor, Office in the city Of Alexandria. Virginia,
on S"iu,,ioy. ME 22d jrg 81 OctoL'r. 1859. at ~
o'clock. NJ. the following property:
a. No. |. A LOT Of GROUND. with the
Iii IMPROVEMENTS thereon. situated ut the
Northwest intersection of Fairfax and Queen
streets in said city, one square from the depot Of
the Alexandria. Loudoan and Hampshire Rail
road, beginning AT said intersection and running
thence Westwardy on Queen street 100 feet to the
line of East.ack: thence Northwariy and parallel
To Fairfax street SO feet \ inches. more or less to
Il four feet alley; thence EaStwarlly and parallel
I" Queen street 100 feet to Fairfax street; thence
binding on Fairfax street to the beginning. The
improvements are a large new brick Livery Stable,
running back from Queen street nearly the entire
depth of the lot with Carriage House, ac,-the
whole put up III the most complete aud substantial
manner. with every desirable convenience. The
Stable has been planned and built with yiew To
IT, conversion int" Warehouse, should it lie wan
ted for that purpose.
No. "A TRACT OF LAND. in the County of
Prince william, Va, I'll the Orange Alexandra
khIir"hd, near 1t. h''ts''''"n nitn pun nu" con
tanning about 22T Acres and 90 Poles-beins the
same tract 81 lphd "hich was conveyed ny " inner
Mclean and others. to Geo ID. Fowle, and by the
lstier conveyed I" said COylet the exact m,tc- and
bounds vi which lie ascertaincd by consulting
either 81 Silh c"h'cNui'eS' A""u' :" "''e' VI
tins land Is IN cultivation has neeh highiy imPf",
cd, AMI l. very productive. Inc ieuhai"ue' " ~
wood OF line growth which 10y lts proximity tothe
RAILROAD can be teaniis '"h'e 'leu '"'o ih"nIi
There !, on mo place 'arse anu roihu"di'ut ha'"
and Stable, nearly new, ana butt Ill The best man
T., ..n,,,u, # d.. ,,,r.h,.e NANCY
=, h.. ,,,;I in cash the L,Ir,. IN th,., canal in
IT., ~ II, t,.ly, and eighteen months
rrnn The Jov of sale. IN. deferred payment. To- be
''"' I ,h.. L.,,I, =, ,h. ,,,,Lo.,., L,.,rir,,
;,,, ,,,,,, I.,.. AMI ,h. ,;,I =, h retained ,;ll
interest ,'"'" "'''' '"" W, W. Wv "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-10

Tho Paris Flour and Wheat Market was firm,
,,;ng I. reports that the wheat crop will be less
,,,n ha. been anticipated. The provincial corn
,a.,l,,. close firm and advancing.
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POTOMAC LODGE NO. so, L. " w. r.
TIME members of this Order, and the public
i generally III Alexandria, Washington, aud
G.orget0wn are iraternally invited To participate
with POTOMAC LODGE. No. -, i'll II GRAND
PICNIC, 10 he held at cOLtHHid SFHiN".
formally Roach's.l "n
MONDH, AUGUST ljh, 1859.
WEBrr's celebrated C"tlinn Band will too pre-
sent. The festivities of the day will close Mt 10
o'clock, y. NJ.
r. rye.z.E:zs.s7 Round Trip Tickets 10y Rail
sfSz5 sss $500. road from Alexandria. - cts
UNSIBuSES will leave the corner Ui PennSylv
niu Avenue and 9TH street. Fare IL! cts. each way
Admittance to the Ground Gentlemen 30 cts;
Ladies' - cts; Children ID cts; Boys - cts.
The first trip from Alexandria At o'clock. A. NJ
And visitors can afterwards reach the ground by
every regular Train.
The Committee pledge Themselves that every
effort will 10 make to make this Pie Me pleasant
and agreeable.
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DIED.
COLUMBIA SPRINGS,

In Georgetown, on Sunday, the Ith instant
DICK. i'll the SJth year "f her age
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kssa@a fss.sssIs 49,:
CANAL COMMERCE.

ARRIVED, August "
Boats Clipper John Humbert, p. Ii. Petrie, and
w. A. Corns, to 4. J. Mehattey.
Boats j. c. Patton, Kate Bruce. and DIR. McKaig,
t. Frostburg Coal Co.
Boats Ella Wade, C.. +. Porter, and Martha
Banks to American Coal Co.
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NEW SELF SEALING PRESERVE CAN,
n doing away with screws. cement, Ac.

NEW SELF SEALING PRESERVE CAN,
n doing away with screws. cement, 4c.
Just received (as II sampled n small lot Vt NOR
RETT'S SELF SEALING CANS, hs m"-i s'mpi"
cuu ercr ;n,roi"ced-AlS" for sale. by the gr"re.
dozen. or siugly, a first rate CAN. made expressly
for NV -alr- by our own mechanics -rAtrn top
and bottoms will Ice furnished I" III" trade.
have n"w Ola hand four distinct patterns Of
FRUIT CANS. of yarious .izcs and patterns. amy
Of which will will lee Sold ut lowest market prices.
VIII be sold u great bargain. tw" ELEVATOR
REFRIGERATOkS-a party disposed {" buy
can examine.
Hayiu. made arrangements with the mhnuiac-
turer tn ,lu 49, offer PATENT Fly TRAPS at
N.r Tmk y,,;c.--hy the dozen or at retail.
JNO T. CREIGHTON,
augg-lw 40. *. King street.
OTICE-The subscriber takes pleasure in
" informing his friends. and the public, that he
has taken the stand No. 9 Royal street, lately
occupied by Deeton Il kidTell. and l. prepared To
furnish any kind Of BOOTS AMI SHOES. at the
shortest notice. He has engaged the services Of
his father and other competent w"rkcmn, aud he
will rmLrav"r Ia please all who may favor him
with their kindness.
amr 81 C. W. DEETON.
nlSSOLUTION NOTiCE.-The copartner'hip
IL heretofore existing between the undersigned.
under the frm OF DEETON 4 KiDWELL. has
this DAY been dissolved by mutual consent
GEORGE l.. DEETON il authorized 10 settle
th. business ot the firm. All persons having
claims against Deeton 4 kidwc. will please pre-
sent them forthwith aud those indebted are re.
uue-te,l % make Immediate payment.
GEORGE l.. DEETON.
aug ST. JOHN II. KIDwELL.
NEW GOODS RECEIVED THIS DAY All
" RICHi II II S.-C Crochet, Knitting and
Netting Needles. Fancy and Plain Belt Clasp;
Newbiss. Of new styles silk and Mohair Nets
tor the Hair: Hair Bralls tor the Front aud Back
Hair: side Pufs: Curling and Crlmpug Clasps
for the Hair; Ladies' aud ChiIdr.Ds' Elastic
Binding. and Tassel. for busters; Bonnet Pins;
Pearl and Jet studs: Skirt Supporters, and
variety OF Fancy aud staple Gopds. nug9
PIEDMONT ACADEMY, Fsuquier County Va,
REV. +. VI. EDWARDS, PRIScIrAL.
SESSION BEGINS ~ NONDiI N NEiIEBBER
INXrELLENT facilities afforded ior tho
IL rough preparation for any College Or Univer-
sify, or :" ht young men for the active dutie. Ut
he. ENpensss only $3.50 for Board and Tuition
ipr 10 months. For catalogues aud circulars, AL
Ire-. +. NJ. EDWARDS, Piedmont Station,
Jy 7-sO3m NJ. u. K. H., Fauqaisr Co, Va.
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CONN., E r C I A L.
The Markets.

,,.oRs, August 9.-Flour closed active; sales
., 1000 bbls City Mills super VAST extra 90
wbea, closed firm; sales Of $4,000 bushels
,,rG, zoe. Corn closed dull, with declin-
tendency; white andyelow 's(gsoc. Provi-
.,o,.d steady and unchanged. Whiskey
.l,..d dull at &c.
Now yorx. August 9.-Flour has declined 10
ol,c, State *i4O@*i.65; Ohio sasog*'2';
,,noro sjmsj.jO. Wheat closed dull, and 2(g
,,r.r. Southern red l2o@l223c.; d.. white
..,I Western white l5c. Corn closed quiet
,3-s6,7Yc. Pork closed hesyy--mess VA
csnsl4lz. Lard closed quiet "h'Skey closed
81. Stocks are dull and heavy. Va. Is W;
AZ -. SJi
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D. Lewis james Simpson,
A. Luscslleet, Joseph Ford
George Bossurt.
aug l0--e"::t
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE am
anxious to dispose OF my Homestead, situated
within three quarters Of mile ot the town oi War
renton. The property consists of about FORTY
ACRES OF LAND, which is of fine quality, very
productive and in good condition. AconsidcIahlr
portion of it might be profnhy cultivated as IL
market garden.
The improvements consist of "A large, coInm"il-
~ Gus aud well arranged DIV ELL!NG HOUSE
GE handsomely situated, with all necessary out
houses.
There is n fine family garden attached I" it, and
a well Of excellent water IN the yard. Its c"h-
tipuity to the thriving town of Warrent"n, lrendsr-
ing il in effect sub urban residence and other
sdy.nt,pes which can be hest understood by an
iuspecon of the premises. constitute this one oi the
mnst desirable pieces of property IN market. Ap-
plicatons nv persons desiring To purchase, may Ice
made 10 James V. Brooke, esq, Warrenton. Va,
or IN IN. subscriber r. :. JOHNSON.
Fauauier county, Va. aug lo-lawiw
CtITUATION As TEACHER WANTED-A
- Young man who was educated Al the tniversI-
~ of Virginia has had three years experience
in teaching. and is will qualified to give instrue
ton in Latin. Greek, Moral Philosophy. the usual
English branches and Elementary Mathematics.
is desirouu of obtaining u situation in some l'ri
yate School or Academy. References exchanged.
Adlress J. ". J.
AN, lO-2awIm Louisa Court House. Va.
WANTED Il hoy of good habits and intelligent.
w to learn the PRINTING BUSINESS. IN
the Office of the Alexandria Gazette. Apply at
once. aug y II
WANTED A SITUATION As TEACHER.
w by n young man qualified to teach Latin and
the English branches. References given. Al
dress. statirg full particulars. {. k. F. Falmouth,
Virginia. Stafford county ~ n coz"
- FOR SALE.-A three story BRICK
BESsi DIV ELLING. on the West side "f Payne.
6efWeen Duke AID Prince streets. There are ten
room. in the house. tw" Parl"rs. six Chambers.
Dining Room, and Kitchen, and water at the
Kitchen door. Apply to
.ng CIV RICHARD II. GEMENI.
VJOOPED SKIRTS; Skirt Supporters; Covered
II Reeds; Steel Hoops in sets; SILK, thread.
snJ Rnck skin Gauntlets: an elegant assortment oil
Combs and Brushes: Black Silk Mits; Palm Lehi ana
Paper Fans; Morocco. SILK, ana hiaS,l' nc,.S' '''
BuckIes and Breast Pins: Travelling Bags; furSes'
Port Monies: Cotton Fringe; Dolls and Doll f'ead'
of all sizes: Gents Thread and Cotton Hosiery &C.
&c. for sale very cheap for cash nj
{. Z. BERRl'S,
.,,olw -, King street.
o. HALF BARRELS No. Potomac SHAb,
20 strietly prime Tor family III store and Tor
rsle by "AohiN"ioN
aug
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CInn REWARD-Ranaway from the sub

GInn KEWARD.-Ranaway from Tie SUD
, IUJ>,riL.r. about the 18th "t Jane: heSf"
man JOSEPH. who call, himself j" Long d"
IL rather iht color, about 80 year, "h, h'r 'er'
nr inches high. with rather thick hI-. u" par
ticular mark rc."il-rred. nor d" i kn"" "h"'
kind Of clothes be wore. lie Wa hlred i"r 'he
year to Mr.. J. 4. ChaPpa!ier. near fhf"' WI" "'''
som. difficulty with him-and it !. supposed he v
.,iII lurking about the usiyhborh""d. Arcward "t
so will he given if found and unprecedented III
m. neighhorhood or county, and delivered Z" me
Sluu II taken up out Of the State, aud se'utsh >"
that yet him A. H. SETTLE, ENr. otC Carr.
Pari., FauIuier county,iy 3v-eou
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lFairfax New. COPY I.

DuBLlC SALE OF Personal PROPERTY.
/ TN .>o,",d"y. me l3h '".' &" 10 oc'""E,
,hal offer for sale AT the late residence OF J..
&. GRAY deceased. all his ,tock Of TOOLS. MATE
RAILS. CLOCKS aud OTHER ARTICLES
Terms cash GEORGE DIFFEl,
Administrator Of =. C. Gray, deed.
B-Persons who have left watches and
clocks for repair with Mr.. Gray, can get the same
by calling oh the subscriber. o. ID.
nup IG-ltl
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. June 20. Isl,

ALEXANDRIA, Va, June 20. 1871.
To EDWARD $. HorGR. Esq,
E"h,ctor of NE port Of Ai.'""dr;"
SIR | am informed that application has been
made by the member Ut Congress elect from this
District, TO the head OF the Treasury Department.
for my removal from the office which hold ty your
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sf- FOR The CAMP MEETlNG.-Ths I'M
iersignei having consented To take IA company to
the Fairfax Camp Meeting, I" commence on the
18th inst will be assisted by james NJ. Benton.
Persons intending to join the company aud board
with us will leave their names with MIR. WIN. \.
berkeley. or the undersigned, ut as early day as
practicable. that We may make our arrangements
accordingly. aug lo-jt'l j. II. MONROE.
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WASHINGTON, bee. -. 1851.


Dear Sir Il am in receipt al ii letter, lated the
Sth mt. subscribed 10y Martin F. Lp-r"mh, Ser
rrant I'll the city "t Richmond. Na and 4. f.
Walker. "i LynclIhur". Va. containing request
that | should direct my answer TO y"u at Rich
mend. Va.
The signature of the letter and the letter itself
all seem To- tee in the same Handwriting. and ~
yuu are wholly stranger {" the. IL Is obvious that
our relations cannot be marked hy that tranhhcss
aud confidence that the occasion may require.
| Am deeply dissatisfied with the Nomination "l
Mr.. WISE not from any personal difference with
him. but from the gross outrage AMI injustice which
la. been practsed upon the "old Line pcmocra-
~" and the people, and, "a AT present advised
have nu desire 10 him elected /" defeat him.
heweNcr. it requires a course "t policy which
shall forbear ut present detailing t" you. until We
understand and know each other better. /" IT."
this. you visit Washington, ar would you pre-
Ter | should meet you in Fredericksburg,
For the confidence you are pleased 1" express IN
my hehalf. you will please accept my thauks. 1t
will not Ice found misplaced, H. | eau truly gay.
that was never false {" \ personal or political re
ation. am. very respectfully, yours,
WILLIAM SMITH.
Tor. F. WALkER
IL is not necessary for me to add anything
further here. suhjoin in full the statement
made to the Collector Of the port. referred Ia
abNr. JOHN j. JOHNSTON.
Alexandria, August 10th
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WOOL AND sUMAC WANTED.

WOOL AND SUAAC WANTED.
JNHE Subscribers wish 10 purchase WOOL Of the
different grades, for which they will pay tho
highest cash price.
". also wish to purchase 500 tons prime ST.
MAC With increased facilities for manufacturing
the article, enabled To give the very high
est price. Country storekeepers who deal IA tho
article will do well To communicate with u.
RAMSBURG & EBERT.
IA Ia. IS-w3m
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MIDDLEBURG ACADEMY.
TIME SECOND SESSION of this School will
i commence on the first Of September next
The Principal is graduate OF the University OF
Virginia and the School j. designed 10 he Prepar-
atory for that institution.
A few boarders will be taken.
T,rus .-ror board and tuition, including every
thing except lights, $500 for the entire session OF
ten months.
For circulars, containing further particulars. AL
J,... JAMES Is. BAKER,
!. 2s-eo2m Mi1dleburg, LoudouD CO., Va.
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1 IIENTl0N RIFLEMEN.--Th will be q
4 y meeting OF the corps on this "Wednesday
esh'ng, nj o'clock. Every member is expected
" attend. rs business of Importance will be trans
acted BY order OF the Captain:
aug lO-lt " NJ STARIER O. s
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WANTED A SITUATION As TEACHER.
w by a young man qualified to teach Latin and
the English branches. References given. Adj
dress. statiEg full particulars. {. K F. Falmouth
Virginia. Stafford county, jy 2H-e"2w
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o. HALF BARRELS No. ! Potomac Shap'
20 strictly prime tor family use III store and Tor
- hv WASHINGTON 4 co.
aug
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A grand tournament and ball is announc-
ed to come of at "Drover's Rest, near George
town, on Tuesday, the 10th inst.
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ANYWAY from the subscriber. my negro
X man JEFF. SMITH, ON Thursday, 2lrt uIt.
lie !. very bright mulatt, about - years oi age.
hair nearly straight high cheek bones. sh"rt hut
,ut Hat nn.c wear. a uoiStacbc generally, quite
broad shoullercd for his height about hve ie.t
six niche. high, generally pale. aud oil quick
speech. and would pass Tor = "hii" man u" ''T
,luSk of the evening. will give the usual reward
f.r runaway ncaught i'll this county "r elsewhere
H.. wa> last seen i'll Wnrent"n. Nn "n tue haS ne
lett h. ha. u w,ic at II Mr.. MrC"fmi'k. ;. III Al
e1andria, and mother III Williamsburg. nnSi''''
+. LEWIS MARSHALL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-06
MILITAHx SCHOOL


W. WINSTON FoSTAINE, e. cf Va, Principal.
HINIE Slb,cr-r date Principal ofhc Ccurrvile Aead-
cruy, King Qu-rn Nirgima.l pr"poscs;o oi-n, on i
first MONDAY ia October next, Cla.csi Mathematical
and Military c0" West Point, the eastern terminus oi
the Richmond ana York IL. or Railroad. Tdc situation Is
Immediately salt water, Commanding fine view oi
York river, and aorng il tie recently erected building,
every advantage for bathing. 10: health, beauty u!
scenery few places in Eastern Nginn compare with
H. Tn. course instruction viii be preparatory to the
University OF Virginia; embracing Chemistry, Natural Phi
losoply, Mathematics and ic lan, Greek, French and
German Language.
The scipal. who has had considerable experience
up Engineer will give Instruction in Practical Ciy kn:i-
c-rng and Surveying: Every studrn, will he Required To
Join the Drill Glass; unless specialy excused
GERMS.
Ioa ri cr sion Of months, ,igt cNcc;ed' tl]" ~
Tuition in English branches, Ancient Languages
French and t,ermsn. (cach). !" ~,
Payiuc;s-cnc.lai 1T OF October, @n oncaii 1T oi
March.
wcs, Point accessible from Norfolk 10y Steamboat. and
will BY the ;, Of September, BE- connected Hii tcrloi
iy steamboat and railroad lire
Fer \ Circular with references. and fuller Information
address subscriber until III. 25ii "i s'l'ein"e'.
At Acquinon. King william, NiTsnia after 'h' 's'" a.
West Point, Virginia.
r. S-Ihave secured c. W. III Bp.Ep. g. D. rs As,i.:an'
ku-i, w MINSTDN ron AlNl.
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TUNilE subscriber w.h the or
60 move 10 the Slte .; Louisiana. Nil On TUESDAY,
SEPTEMBER ETH ,jt. at i!e hour u !! S oGcr NJ pub
lie suciip :hr PREMISES the Tract OF Lan which he
4, present reside, known SPRING GROVE, tihe former
residence Col Irkin Wln situated Hbogt II miles above
KcL!C.d and ...rc- il' wet q! Ashland, containing 53
acres About "-A! y. ~, Tract is arabic land, In good
h.aG. nay IT. tv ia- growing crop, G Cora obac
co Sc The r,,iuc Is a ooj TiIGbrr Il = we'll supplied
rr failing sprnGs .rd s.can- in r:cry field, and
j. Gi.i- y creek which acord- omr thirty or forty scTes
Of pretty Meadow Land.
ihr improvements c0nsl,: CT Drelng House contain.
ics e,! rooms basement iEcludct large Barn,
stable S"rvgni- Houses, &c, o- Of Which lave been
pa within the five years, Thrri beautiful and
n.srrfa.H: Springs within - yard, oi the house The Or
ar aord!ng quit. variety of fruit several acres
The purchaser Ill have the privilege of sowing crop oi
WiI-.' ai. he aso have the Whole portion c!fhs
growing crops. a, valuation.
>houla sale Of ~, property be elected prior 10 .' 'ry
>ec..ri poye ds, s'ftce trW tt yicen Q: the same.
TcGa- moderate ani made knosn the day o.! sa!e CT
Oh application - the .ubsc!iber.
should .slc net ~ ,iec:e5, hi, Psrfn will on She
dag abovc.s' onch he r.rfed ont Tor The year l-tS.
At THE SAME TIME AND PLACE. the ~, scriber vii.
eAose sa liz stock of Cattle, Mules Sheep, Plantation
ctri, &c Also, 80 or lvo bushels OF Wheat, seYs
raj -lcs OF O.is. Road Wagon, 10 Carts aud variety Of
O'ie- nrtic-> T.. ". T0NklES,
iueu.' ED. Ashland, Hanover couaty.