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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-03
NEW BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE

4NEW THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE,
with back building, on west side of Washington
street between Duke and Wolfe streets, will he
sold at reasonable price-payment may be made In
the bonds Of the Alexandria and Orange Railroad
Company, the Corporation Ut Alexandra, "r stock
in any of the three banks of the town, nj current
rates
There is nm excellent cellar under the whole
house: Gas and Water pipes, throughout the build
ins Wash basins, Bath Tub, ana Shower Bath
Oh second funr, hot water pipes, and sink III tn,
kitchen.
The rooms consist of parl"ur, breakfast room
and kitchen Oh first floor two chambers, sewing
room or nursery, and seryaulS' room, on SECOND
foor: aud two chambers on third floor Ol front
binding.
The house is neatly anL tasteiully finished
precisely similar Ia The adjoining, occupied BY
my son Elisha, and can he examined at any time
by parties who wish to provide themselves with d
handsome and neat residence.
IRIS NoT FOR RENT. Apply To
7,h mo 23-eo3w Il. II. MILLER.
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SOMNUSICATED.

cordially endorse the sentiments ola COM
in Fridays Gazette, and would
add, that though God has not descended as it
were in chariot Of fire, or visibly con
sumed the sacrifice upon the altar, though
aiuners have not tlocked to Jesus like
doves to their windows, yet some souls III
our midst, like the prodigal Of old, have re-
turned to their fathers house and found
peace in believing. lie who hath caused the
cloud Of mercy to distil these few drops III
answer to prayer, is just as willing to open
the windows of Heaven, and let the mighty
shower descend. Says the blessed Saviour,
" Whatsoecey We shall ask the Father in my
name he shall give 1t unto you With this
promise encouraging us, let us come with
Joidness unto the Throne OF Heavenly Grace
with our hearts bound closely together by
the golden chain ot Christian unity, mt
emblem Of the family above, remembering
that Jesus has prayed that we Christians
might he one, even as he and his Father are
one; and IA sure H. Gods word rs true, the
mighty power OF the liol y Spirit will de-
srend, aud our whole community will r.
sound with liosannas to God. The cloud "i
divine love is now bursting over our beloved
land and neishborins countries, and why
should not the power be felt hereI Let our
sincere prayer in our closets. and at the
Union Meeting he-"Thy kingdom come,
let it come nor; and even H"w Us upon the
day of Pemtecost, sinners will speak with
new tongues, and Christians will rel"lce
anew in prayer hearing and prayer an
swering God.
"Rememher, Lord the ancient days;
Renew thy work. thy grace restore
And while to thee our hearts We raise.
On ua thy Holy Spirit pour" r. +. II.
Alexandria County, Va, August |, 1897.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-03
An Indian Battle.

Sr. LOUIS, August Advires from st.
Joseph OF the Both, state that band Of Oma-
Ina Indians had been attacked on the Plains
by large party Of Sioux, and seventeen kill
ed and the same number wounded. The
Omallas took five Sioux scalps. The fight
took place on the night Of the 23d, about one
hundred miles from Decatur, in Nebraska
territory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-03
o,.r.,,on, Of the United States Mint.

The gold coinage ot the United States mint in
,,I,Ieip,ia ior the month of July, was $ll7,7Ss
,.,my m iouhle eagles, half eagles and dollars.
Thr liver COINAGE was $4,000, being In dollars
and quarter dollars. Or cents s"o, 600 were eoinea
IN. sholo numbor OF pieces coined was "'ioi''o-'
LUZ ',,,r,,,t. value of tlyU,7Ss. The gold de-
-, IA, month were s Is, 720. of which $llI,-
H. 10 s,r, from California, and 81 ,6s2 81 were
.',, ,th,r sources The silver deposits were $751;
80 Total deposits for the month $2ls,23O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-03
Arrival of the Ocean Queen.

New YORK, Aug. 2.-The steamship Ocean
Queen has arrived ut this port. The leading
features Of the European news brought by
her have already been telegraphed.
DR.. Merritt, 4. 5. Consul ut Tunis, was
among the passengers.
1t appears from the London papers that the
Atlantic telegraph shares were advancing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-03
lCoMMuSICaTED.

A IIlxr-The habit OF some persons. III Il
certain neighhorhocd on King street, Of tax
Ing from the doors of those who do subscribe
for the Gazette, their papers, before those VIII"
pay for them even see them. Is AN EVIL ana
annoyance which the writer has long been
subjected to, and from which he wishes t"
be relieved.-Can you suggest the means!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-03
p,chmond Market, August 2.

Corn is irregular, at last quotations. Flour has
,..I,n.d hut there is 50 little doing, it is difficult
+, yiye quotations. Groceries and Tobacco are
unchanged.
Wheat i coming into market freely, aud brings
a - rsr lu shell Tor prime red, and $l.45 for prime
Whit, All the mills will be in full play in = few
A
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-03
srsAH.-ws publish below the ssmi-monthl,

SusAR-ws publish below the semi monthly
circular of Mossrs. Hyland 4 Wood.
B.LrIMoKR, August /, 1859 SuGAR.--The i'm
uroycmeut reported in our last OF 10th ult, inca
.urably subsidized with that date; the market since
has continued heavy, and prices show decline "i
to on all varieties tho sales have been con
hnsd to the wants of jobbers who have taken
moderately. Kefuers have shown disposition
to buy, but their views were below those OF h"-
ders, thus inelining them to look to Eastern mar
ksis which hive offered superior inducements.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-03
asorys,own Cattle Market, August 2.

The offerings OF beef cattle at the yards yester-
t,y amounted to about 500 head-2OO were pur
chased by District butchers at $50 81 ON the boot,
equal to f6Cyss net. aud 800 were driven to Bal
tiiunr.. Soire 1000 head OF old sheep and lambs
we're in. aud .od ut $2Ms2.75 r head Veal
calves ga a cent, r n. gross. Cows aud calves
SOFA $40.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-03
Richmond Cattle Market.

Far the week ending on the 3Oth July. the sales
-, r,,tl. nj tho scales were rs follows ON the
os,h, head were sold at $il, and II at $ii. On
N, 18th, ~ head at $l1, At SIS. 10 at - to %,
10 At xll, and price not KNOWN gross making
- head At prices ranging from 81 I" -.
We quo,s Sheep at 1925 to $500. Lambs at
- 81 Ia 81 ~ per head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-03
DIED.

In Alexandria, Sunday afternoon, 3lst ut,
WILLIAM BIRRELL, son of William ii. amt
Frances L. Carlin, aged years . months and -
days.
He took the cup of life to sip,
Tho bitter twas to drain;
He meekiy put it I" his lips,
Then went 10 sleep again
On the lst instant. K. NJ. BOYER, in deorgs-
TOWN. aged SO wears
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-03
AUCTION SALES.

HOUSEHOLD RNITURE, VARIETY
IL GOODS, SEGAkS, TWO PATENT RE-
fklHERArukS. HORSE POWER, ROCkA
WAY CARRIAGE. Ac.-Whl be sold at Public
Auction, o" S"f"riny mo,niny merit on INST, al y
"'c'""E, at No - King srREEr, "A variety OF Goods
in the above line.
Parties having goods to dispose o. will apply as
above. Terms cash
aug st JOHN L. CREIGHTON, Auct
DlBLlC SALE.-WIll be sold on S,tn,,L..
L mo,ni"y, al 10 o'ciock at the store occupied
by A. : Robinson, II variety OF articles, such rs
CLOTHS, MARSElLLES VESTINGS, STOCKS,
SUSPENDERS, Sc. Terms cash ON delivery
suy 3-3ts los pADHFTT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-03
ATLANTIC HOTEL, NORFOLK, VA.

TT MAY not he generally known that the mer-
/ chants and property holders oil Norfolk de'ei
mined to supply the want al IA hrst class Hotel
have erected by stock subscription one "i Tie best
Hotel. south OF Mason and DiN"ns line. Tins
MOTEL has been leased and will lac opened on "r
about the Il of this month"; 10y The undersigned late
of Newton Mansion House" Alexandria. Va,
and j. furnished throughout in style that will
,omuare favorably with the best Hotel III the
country.
That the ATLANTIC will he kept i'll II style
copsouaut with it, external beauty aud internal
mag nfcence, the subscriber feels that lie has only
to refer to those VIII" have known him III the capn,
city of Hotel proprietor. and what viii he SUI
more conclusvc,) single trial from ladies' ana
gentlemen visiting Norfolk.
The house is situated on Main street, III the I'm
mediate vicinity oi all the Banks OF the city, the
Market, Funy, Custom House, Court House and
Post Office, aud the heaviest business firms Of the
CITY aud convenient Ia the various steamboat
landings Railroad Depot. dc. Every room III the
house commands Il view at once heautiiul ana III
teresting, and It's elevated rool commands series
of magnificent views OF the city ut Portsmouth, the
Bay, ANA the adjacent country.
The proprietor will only add his pledge to use
all the advantages of his magnificent Hotel, with
its superior accommodate and his former eXPe-
rience to the luxurious comfort oi his guests
Norfolk, Va. aug S-lw A. u. NEW loN.
NOTICE.-We, the undersigned, have, this i't
~ day of July, 1859, entered int" ropartner-
ship TO conduct the WHEEL WRIGHT AND
BLACKSNITH BUSINESS in all Its branches,
at the old stand of Robert llodgkin, Oh Pitt, neal
corner of Queen streets. We invite the citizens OF
this place and surrounding country to call and eN.
anime our superior stock OF well seasoned oAk
and HICKORY Our w"rknen in both wood aud
IRON are the best that can be found Weare, there
fore, prepared to furnish any and all kinds OF the
best work that can he found III Alexandria C"un-
ty and warranted for one year, except hreakages
by accident or overloaaing,) for cash or prompt
payment, twice year, January lst aud July lStl
at 10 per cent. below the present current prices,
and ON all bills of over six months standing, we
shall charge interest. We have secured the servi-
ces of two of the best Smiths in the State, Mr.
Howard. late of Philadelphia aud Mr.. Wm. Par
sons, who is well known rs one of the best Horse
Shoers in the State. HORSES SHOD with plain
or steeled shoes for 25 cts per shoe, on which We
can make no deduction. We return our thanks Tor
past favors, and solicit your patronage.
ROBERT H0DGKIN.
THOMAS ID. H0DGKlN.
P.S We have brought the Patent Rightto the
CITY and County of Alexandria, OF Machine for
saving fclloes and all kinds OF circular work ami
are prepared to saw telloes in the hest manner;
also, to sell shoprights. Call and see for your
selves [aup 2-laml X. & T. ID. II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-03
EXCURSION AND PIC MIC.

TIME SABBATH SCHOOLS connected with
i the METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
ot this city, will make their annual EA't kSioN
-n-pI to GLYMONT, on Thursday, Au-
-! - gust 4th Every arrangement will
be made To render thu, ot the most delightful
Excursions of the season. The steamer TilOS.
COLLYER is engaged, AMI will leave the foot OF
King street, at O'clock, A. NJ, precisely She
will also make trip III the afternoon, leaving ut
4 o'clock, aud returning, will leave dlym"nt IN
time to reach home by nightalI Tickets eau he
had "i the Teachers of the Schools. frlce 20
Cents ~ -or-""--'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-03
MRS, McCORmICK's SCHOOL.

MRS MCCORMICK desires to inform her
wi friends and the public generally, that she
will resume the duties OF her school on the first
Monday in September next
The course OF study pursued, will comprise all
the branches requisite t" thorsush English edu-
cation.
In addition to her day scholars, she is DESTROYS OF
receiving into her family, few pupils as bcarders
aged from 10 to II years, who will be under her
immediate care and oversight.
For terms and further particulars, apply at her
residence No % Cameron street. ~ 21-eotf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-03
The Markets.

Ru1uosE, Aug Flour closed with al aa-
ain, ,.udsu,y; City Mills, Howard street, and
nh,o $3.50 s537. Wheat has declined 3(S'e'
,,l.. If 10, 900 bush; white ll5@ l35e; red ITO
.,oo. Corn closed dull; receipts 25,OOO bush;
hit ;5n7sc.; yellow soc. Provisions closed
,,u. h.,ou eide. 9sc mess pork $l5.7s Whis-
..y closed steady.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-03
CONM Z 3 C I Al.
Market, August Z

r,.w.rket is quiet with light tranSaction''-
,..r ,;,,,s doing in -four at Mondays figures
.,Is. Of prime white wheat at 1873 cents; no 'a'ss
.,nfsrio, quality, of rod, reported. Corn rye
,,.,. dull and unchanged. Gusno moving oil
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-03
STONE FRUIT JARS,

ALEXANDRIA MANUFACTURE.
4 LARGE stock ON hand Of all sizes, nttei with
n corks and cement, which can be hermetieaiiy
scaled ia the safest and best manner for preserving
fruit-tor sale at very low prices, at the POTTERY,
No 12T, wilkes street. by
" 23-eo6t B. C. MILBURN.
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Naval Intelligence.
I)inwall.

New YORK, Aug 1.-The United States
store ship Relief sailed hence to-day for As
Dinwall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-03

TIME TWELFTH ANNUAL SESSION OF
| thi, institution for Boarding aud Day Sch"-
lars. will CONFIDENCE on the 18th of next month,
,Scptcmher)
Every effort will he made TO continue the Scho"
worthy of that liberal support, which 1t has nth
erto received Such changes and improvements
rs observation and experience have shown to he
ecessary, will he introduced.
Lectures, fully illustrated, will he regularly de
l,yered rs heretofore. upon Natural Philosophy
Chemistry, aud Astronomy.
Those who design /" send their daughters dur
ing the approaching session, will please inform the
Principal at rs early day as possible rs II" seats
will lie considered engaged unless by special re
quest
rir,ul,rs giving full information will he fur
ni,hed 10 any who may desire them
sth mo 2-,lSw JAMES :. llALLOWELL.
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Local IrExs.


force the penalties of the law, which are very
severe, against every person who shall al
temut f. drive cattle over the Potomac Aque
duet. The towpath of the Aqueduct was
not designed Ia sustain such weight rs that
,f n drove of cattle. Druves bound for
Georgetown and Washington must cross the
Potomac upon the Chain Bridge. AS the
travel upon the Long Bridge will be stopped
on the first of September for some time. for
the purpose of making repairs, the Canal
Company give timely notice to drovers, to
prevent disappointment.
1t is thought that ferry will he establish
Ell at Georgetown during the closing of the
Long Bridge.
County CuuRr.-Ilenry Quillan and Hugh
Gilbert. confined i'll jail to be examined for
stealing coat from Mr.. j. W. Mankin. OF
Loudoun county, Va, having been lmprlsnn-
ed for more than 3 months, were ordered To
be discharged, a. was also VIM. Rives, con-
fined for disorderly conduct. No other bust
ness of public interest WAS transacted, and
tn. Court adjourned until the Court III course.
THE DRouGHT-We learn thatthe Drought
in PORTIONS of Fauquler, Clarke, Warren,
&C., has been destructive to the Corn crop,
and that, in Il large extent of country, little
or no corn will be made. The growth has
been checked, the blades, withered, the ears
dried up.
Rrcrrrrs OF CoAL-The following are the
receipts of Coal hy the Alexandria Canal, for
the month Of July:
Cumberland Coal and Iron Co, 1929 Il
Borden Mining Co., ,,3@9 W
Frostburg Coal Co., 4.o'l |,
American 3.:,S3 ~
Tons, u, l92 Is
SHARK KlLLEp.-We learn from gentle
man from the neghborhool Of Aqua Creek,
that n Shark, measuring ten feet in length,
WAS killed III tll;tt Nr'th i"H' "S'n' ~ iii''''
who WAS in boat lie saw the shark APP
preaching, and took up IN axe which lay IN
the boat, and dealt it blow on the head,
which he supposed had killed the shark, hut
in n few minutes lac SAW it again making for
,"e "'''' "''' " ~ ',.", .', cn., -. ,,l.
~,
M "'"'''."
" ">'' ~
''""N'' was
..f""' ,
long mooted question, as to whence come
these delicious little Fall visitors; and, also,
upset the theory Of those who have conten-
ied that they at some seasons assume the
lhE "EAIhER '"h''''"eu ''i "P " Sr'
terday, although The nights nave recently
been quite cool. The thermometer sl"oa III
the shade Yesterday, at noon, ut So. Yes
,ordov .f,s,,oon ths,s w,s -. Gght shower
ec r";o
Rrvo,, --Th. American Tslegrapb Com
,rom WASHINGTON Hall and ds,natchrs are
,l,,, ,,.,,,,d ,,,,r,, 90 t,. l,;lj-
""" sent '''''' '''' ''''". Dull VI W.,
ing on Royal street, one door south oil Ming,
whare ,h. nA;,.. il mr.. now located.
n: Al ,.,,
MARRIAGE hl'tNSkS.-'"''"S '''' '''"'''
of July, there were issued from the Clerks Of
"a, ,,., r,, ,,;s rrtv fvs
h'e vi '"' O''''' W. '''
marriage Licenses.
S,Ir-Mr & II. Jenkins has sold his
,,:rI J,olli, and lt ,F
n.,.,
sr""nu "' c"'""''o ,, y ','''
MI !. D. MehaneI '"r 3-'''o'
The Second Annual Meeting OF the Ma
,;,,.I T.,..b.rs' Assu.ioti,u will be held i'm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-03

yxr Yoax, Avg Flour closed dull and un-
hanged, Stat. s4.s5@sjOo; Ohio $5.3O@ 1915;
southern s5.5v@s5.55. Wheat has advanced J
n ,, southern red 1909 1859; do white l4"c.-
Corn closed with declining tendency; OLD mixed
=, Pork closed heavy; mess *l5; prime $lo.-
:, Lard heavy at sagloi. Whiskey lower;
milo Ole Ina the money market the rates arc
,,sh.r, Loans ola call at e cent, Stocks are
,.n,o,I,wer. Cumberland Coal Co. l3t No.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-03
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CANAL COMMERCE.

ARRIVED, August 2.
Boat NJ. T.. Stonebraker, and X. Gregory, coal
To foSlcd ca.
Boat Charles En,Ly, vi. Trieber. Mary Mar
'rn., kehecca a. W. II. Hetzer, j. +. Sterling, j..
hrston. aud l.. A. Cook, coal to L. J. Me-
hafey
Boat John X. Masters, coal Ia Borden Mining
Cumpahy.
Boats Ph~nix, aud Vim. Mcmahon, coal to
frosthurg Coal Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-03
CARGO SALE IN RICHMOND.

i11r BAGS RIO COFFEE AT AUCTION,
+. IL Is Double BAGS w shall sell at
auction at our Warehouse, on the Basin, o" F.i-
day. jth Of A"y"-i "eef. at II O'Clock, 4. ~,
4ll7 BAGS RIO COFFEE. in double bags,
beiug the cargo OF the Barque Winifred, just arri
we'd direct from Rio dc Jauero.
This COFFEE was selected expressly for our
market, aud Is said to be the best cargo that has
been " this port during the year
Terms ! Four months credit Tor approved ne
gotiahe puper CRENSHAW co.
Viii lie added TO the above sale
296 BAGS prime Laguyra COFFEE
60 BBLS. C Extra SUGAR
80 do Coffee do
10 do. Il Coffee do
5 HHDS. New Orleans do
100 BONES Adamahtne CANDLES.
CRENSHAW & CO.
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NAbLEkS HAIR.
~ PLASTERERS' HAIR,
UPHOLSTERERS' HAIR,
south American DEER'S HAIR,
tor Saddlers use,
\ NJ, PLASTERERS' HAIR.
HOG aud CATTLE HAIR.
Ia quantities Ia suit
JOHN K. ELVANS 4 co,
"us Pa ay., south side, bot. 9th and 10th SITS.
Washington, aug s-eo3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-03

The Second Annual Meeting of the Ma
tional Teachers Association, will be held in
Washington, d. c.. on Wednesday, the 10th
inst. Addressc, will be made by the Presi
dent Andrev j. Kickoff. of Ohio; EIdridge
Smith, of New England; }. \. McJilt"n, of
Maryland; James Love, of Missouri, AMI D.
J. Morris, of Alabama Essays and reports
are expected from gentlemen representing
different sections of the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-03

Is prepared to execute orders for STATIONERY
/ STEAM ESGisE., BOILERS, Mill Gearing, Shaft
ing, pulcys and Hangers, Tobacco Screws, Pumps,
Fan, Slide ana Hand Lathe. Drill Presses, Wrought
or Cast Railing Columns and Girder., ia. or " alter
Pine. and Machinery at every description. Supe-
rior CASTINGS made 10 order 1T short notice and
On reasonable terms Az l-e"tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-03

VSl-un Tuesday morning, either on King
49, 49, 4" Fairfax street, Il MOURNING BREAST
a. With the letters as. y. q. n" cut on the
-. n aud "n the edge, "ln memory of, in gold
'S'S' The hinder will tie suitably rewarded by
"'e II at M. l23, Water street. or ut this office.
aux ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-03

a. BARRELS JAS. =. WEIGHS AND "a
~ TAPSCO new family FLOUR, received tnis
day. and for sale at lowest market rates, ny
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Culpeper county, jy l-2aw3m

JNAkM FOR SALB.-The undersigned wishes
!, To- sell his FARM, in tho county OF Prince
William, ON the road leading from Aide, IN Lou
doun county, To Haymark-t, in Prince william,
and suui distant from those places. Ii contains
3s4 ACRES, i. we'll wooded and wateTed, and is
divided into fys fields. The soil il good, aud IL
we'll adapted 10 the growth OF wheat, corn, and
grass. Every field is now ia grass, the most Of II
very 6ne-and having had no stock On any al tho
fields this season. large portion OF the grass would
now do NOV. IL IL considered one Of the best
Farrus III tue county, aud its fertile SOIL pleasant
location, (as to neighborhOod, society, de,) and
nearnc,s !" railroad, make it of the most de-
rable To- be found any where.
IL has on It no Buildings but the undersigned
contemplate. erecting thereon suitable and com
Portable buildings Immediately. He prefers, how
ever selling before building, in which case. no
will make such abatement 10 price, 81 will cOres-
pond with III. cost Of the buildings.
Its remoteness from the residence Of the under
signed makes it luconvenicnt for bin to give il his
personal attention, and be therefore prefers to cell
lie particularly invites those wishing to buy land
To examine this farm, feeling confident, II will re-
commend itself more highly than 3 newspaper adj
yertisemeDt can do.
My brother, josiah r. Carter, uho resides on
the adjoining farm, will shsw The premises 10 any
who may call, aI = letter addressed 10 me, at my
Post othce, Saleip, Fsuqxisr county, Virginia, will
receive attention.
The ter,Ss will hs made accommodating, and il
desired, bong ssedit will DO given large por-
tiyn Of the purchase money.
RICHARD II. CARTER, salem,
jy2o-eo2n fau9uer county, Va,
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VALLEY FEMALE INSTITUTE,
WINCHESTER, VA.

HNHE VALLEY FEMALE INSTITUTE Is en-
/ lowed with full Collegiate powers by the Leg.
i.latnre of Virginia. The next Annual Session
will begin September jh 1859.
Each Department is under the care OF expert
enced PgoFESsuRs and TEACHERS. Very superior
advantages will be offered in the department OF
Music, the present year.
No extra charge for the Classics.
n1s- Send for Catalogue. tive thousand "t
which are circulated annually.
5. p. YORK, A. NJ, Principal.