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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-29
Sale. Of Stock in Richmond, Jan. 90.

Virginia six q cent, ~ years to no sales at the
Treasury. .n.
Virginia six = cent. shorter dates, sales s9..
Richmond City Bonds sales S91.
Virginia Bank Stock, par s70-sales S7219.
rarrners Bank Stock. sales Sl0l u. offered
rxchang. Bank Stock. sales SlO11a offered
Kchmnnh Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Stock
l,-i -alr- so ~
Virgin, Central Railroad Stock, $40.
Richmond and Dnve Railroad guaranteed bonds sales
sq5 and interest. fiat. 40
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Bonds md MOI O."
and interest, Do 3rd mortgage, S,5 and interest
virginia Central Railroad Bonds Si5 and interest
rap, and Alexandria Railroad Bonds S.2 and interest
Orange and Alcxandria { cent Bonds ss' ana h'eeS
Mana.s,s Gap Railroad Bonds, SOL and interest.
Norfolk City 81, fiat.
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sNRIPTJ
RY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Arrival of the Arabia.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

ON r. EN- LA En- ho-h bS is'A lie
HALIFAX. Jan. 2S-The R. M..steamshlp
Arabia. from Liverpool on the 18th instant
arrived here this forenoon.
Disouietude still continued on the CONT
nent. and warlike rumors were still circulated;
but the panic had sensibly abated, particular
ly in London.
The Paris Bourse showed an Improvement
but still huctuated
The English Parliament had been sum-
moned to meet on the Sd of February.
The Belgian Ministry had been dissolved.
Large Austrian reinforcements had reached
Lombardv. but the chances of revolt there
were diminishing.
Cotton had slightly declined, and holders
showed disposition to press on the market
Breadstutfs were dull-consols for money more
stringent, closing at 95s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-29
DOVER ENGLISH SCHOOL.

TINHE fifth seS,ionof 10 months. commences jan
| uary 3rd, 1859, July and August, and one
week at Christmas given rs vacation.
HARGES.-
Board, including every thing Sl2 per month.
Tuition in minor branches, $50 per session.
Philosophy, Chemistry, and the higher Mathe-
mates So.
Incidental expenses, 81 per session.
Strict morality and attention to study required
of every pupil Discipline is mild. but firm.
X. b. MCCORMICK, Principal.
Lnnlnnn County ian lO-2hWtMhls
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RICHMOND, January %. -FLorR-Pri"es OF SUI
pertne have further advanced 25c. r hhl-ship-
pcrs are offering ST tor straight brands. but re-
ceivers are ageueralIy demanding ST 2'(a 50 sit
Extra may he quoted Al 81
WHEAT-Primc white liOc.: do. red l''c'-
market dull.
CoRS-Prime old Corn il taken readily al '"''
and new sells ut SOFA Soc.
RYE 7U(a 7jc. with very little doing.
Oars ARG uuntr,l at Aha, 5Oc
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Baltimore Cattle Market, January 81.

Beef Cattle.-There were 500 Cattle offered at
the Scales TO- day. and disposed Of as folows:-l50
were driyen::to Philadelphia, IS to Washington, so
left oyer unsold. and the balance, 535, sold to
butchers ut prices ranging FROM s3 ~ to - l2!,
with some few prime ones at IS 37l.
HoGs-The supply Of Hogs at the pens is only
fair there is however no demand for them except
from the city butchers. We quote them at $3.50 to
s. -, rs EQUALITY.
SHEEP continue in fair supply and are selling At
Si(d 50 per head as to quality.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-29

A VERY CHEAP FARM FOR SALE.-lsS
n ACAES OF LAN4~-saaa rsd soil, wei!
wooded with Oak, HtskaSy, and Pno--eonior'.hlo
- HOUSE good ENCLOSURES; peysr faning Stfesa
- OF water ~ one aide Of the farIu, and e3aedsN
on the other tide by public road, about @lls .oa4
sudl,v NilI.-pear which there will 10 D depot On
the Independeut Line Of tho Mapssssa zap nan
road where wood enough saigAs b ,sld to pay Tor
the Farm, yithoH, sEy iSsonreuisnss Or muir, !"
The land. TaI, farm can be purchased Tor Two
,has.api dollars cash, by making early appiica,on
Near Groveton, Prince William Co, Va.
a.,,. The above FARM will be sold ss pubic
auction. for cash, at Sudley Mills, o" bea.s'aay.
The 1871 doyg february merit. II previously S''d.
due notice will be given.
'"' B. T, CHM, Agent.
Prince William County, jan 7--sots
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A L NJ A N A C
Rim LIST.
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures

ARRIVED.
Schr Stranger. Blackwell. which sailed from
Georgetown on the 22d inst. loaded with Hour Tor
New York and was cut through ana sunk on the
2ith. in Nanjemoy Reach. as noticed III yeS'er"'!
u.,,,to 4 suryc, will be- held on her AT once.
Scbr Sylyams Allen. Sears, Boston. to NJ. III
bridge. ,. o.,.
.pyar and moasses to b. IL. Lambert.
SAILED.
Brig Leni, Travis, Barbados. by b. II. Lambert
Scbr. Arctic. Hicks New York. by ;. Sh'nn:
Scbr. Fleetwood Burr, New York, by :, sh'nn'
Steamer c. c. Alger. Philadelphia, by VIM H.
Fowle 4 Son.
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T E R N s ::
Board and Tuition in English, Including
Eop.y En;Itipu and Elm

Board and Tuition III EnglSh, tlncluulnR
Crotcheting. Fancy Knitting. and En-
brodery per term Of five months, pay
able IN ddrdncr. S5o w
Latin. French Music, aad Drawing, extra charges.
Furnished Room, Fuel. Washing and Lights, 50 90
Mrs. VI. has had Il long experience in teaching,
her discipline is mild and firm, tending to promote
the happiness aud best interests Of the Young La
dies. committed to her care.
n B-YOung Ladies attending this School, will
have the advantage of three Resident Teachers to
assist them. before and after School hours, in the
progress of their studies.
re- For further particulars. ace circular, or ad-
dress JOHN II. McGINN.
Mdilchurg. Loudoun Co.. Va. jan 6-eotFcbl
0LIFTON PREPARATORY SCHOOL. The
~ Second Session of this School will begin on
the first Wednesday Of October, 1888, and close
the third Wednesday of July, 1859. The design
of this School is thoroughly to prepare youths for
the University of Virginia. The Course Of Study
embraces everything that il necessary TO the degree
Of A. NJ, at our University.
Tn. School j. located in tho mountains Of Fan
quier. region well known for its beautiful climate
and beautiful scenery. Ii is two miles south of
Markham Station, on the Manassas Gap Railroad,
and 90 mies from Alexandria.
TERNs.-$225, seIni-annually in advance, viz
SIP % on the LIST of October, and Sll2.JO on the
lst Of March.
Modern Languages At extra charges.
For further particulars. apply to the Principal, at
Markham Station, fauquier County, Va.
REFERENCES:
Rev J. ?. McGuirc. f.. n. :. Of Va.
Trustees of Charlestown Academy, Jefferson
County. Va.
Professors Bledsoc. Harrison. Schele De We're,
McGuifie and Smith, of the University Of Virginia.
X, JAQt EliN AMBLER.
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DIEDMONT ACADE MY-Rev. +. ". Ed
i WARDS, PriHcipai.-The exercises of this
School will be resumed on the Second Monday IN
January, 1889. Spacious and comfortable apart
ments: good apparatus for illustrating the Natu
raj Sciences; thorough instruction in Classical and
Mathematical. a. we'll rs the English Branches Of
Education, together with the unremtting care al
the part of the Principal to the moral and physical
well being of pupils, commend thu Scho"l as one
worthy the consideration Of parent. One hun
dred and sixty dollars pays for ten months Board
and Tuition. Full information given by circulars,
upon application to the Principal
The health uf the place i, unrvaled.
REFERENCES :-Rey. Vim. Il. Edwards, ID. d.,
Georgetown; Rev. l.. i. Morgan, ID. d., Washing
ton George w. Lewis, esq, Oak Grove, Va; and
Patron. Of the School generally.
T. VI. EDWARDS, Piedmont Station,
Manassas Gap Railroad, Fauquier Co, Va
dec 2l-eotFeb 80
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-29

NEw York, January 27.-The stock market was
active and steady to-day. There were but few
sales Of Government securities. For hves OF 1874
1888 was hid, and after the adjournment sales were
made at 1881. In State stocks there was moder-
ate business. Missouri skies steady at s6a.
Virginia and Tennessee skies also closed ut yester-
days prices. North Carolina skies and California
new bonds advanced /. A lot Of Louisiana SKIES
WAS taken at 95.
There has been an improvement OF hall r
cent. III the money market. There was deposite
today Of over million OF dollars on account Of
The Government loan.
The Jura, from this port to day, for Europe,
}.ok $3.50 900 in bars. The Niagara t9ok $50 ,Oap.
,hsFeis but little doing In foreign exchange;
There was an active business to- day in State aud
Western -four. and sellers realized an advance Of
ron hyeto ten cents barrel.
The domestic dry goods business is becoming
@In'e, Southern and Southwestern merchants are
OF trade
s,ihe receipts for customs yesterday amounted to
s..sol6 the amount in the Subtressury Was IS,
aE'Ot This encourages the anti tariff men, bat
uias' be remembered that the average receipts
fs The year will DO less
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ns- NOTICE. W. :. PrRlNGToN' (n"th,
inv preyenting) will preach on Sunday next nj II
o'clock. in American Hall, (old THEATRE
ian 2g--lt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-29

FOR CONGRESS.--We are authorized I, e
announce Henry SHAcKELroRp, esq us cana'
date to represent the Seventh Congressional p ~
trict. in the next Congress. nov i''-u
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Tho Markets.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2S.--flour is dull; Howard
street and Ohio Sc. Wheat is unchanged; white
l4U(d BE-; red l4Oc Corn is dull with derlin-
ing tendency; white and yellow 74@7Sc. Provi-
sous arc firm; mess pork $3.50, prime $l4.5O@
81 Lard is quiet ut lli@l]ir. Whiskey is
dull
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Rapidna s.a,ion, CulPePer Co, seP ll-2awa

lust RECEIVED from New York. 4 large con
- .ignment Of LADIES FCRS, which will be
sold extremely low -uch a. Fitch, Stone Martin,
Mink, and anala Sable. Call and examine.
ian JOHN T. EVANS.
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ps~- We ara authorized to announce DR. j. Is.
nS.xsox a candidate to represent the District OF
Stafford. King George, and Prince William. in the
Senate Of Virginia subject to the ratification OF
T N:l..;., convention PRINCE WILLIAM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-29
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES

Mrs. HcGINN PrincipaL
TIME DUTIES of this SCHOOL will be resum-
L cd on the lst of February next. The year IL
divided into two terms, (of five months each com
mencing the ls Of February and LIT of August.
The studies pursued, embrace Spelling, Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic. English Grammar, Geogra-
ply. Composition, Natural, Modern, and Ancient
History, Natural Philosophy, Latin, French. Mu-
sic Vocal and Instrumcntal,) Drawing, Crochet
ing Fancy Knitting, and Embroidery.
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Nsv York Cattle Market, January 81.

Nrw YORK. JAN 2S.-Stocks are dull and lower
Missouri 6's So
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-29
MOUNT PLEASANT FOR SALE

N
NI ton of decree Of the Circuit Court of Fair
fax County, rendered ut June term, 1885, in tho
suit of Thatcher Perkins vs.. Edward Cowlmg and
ais. the undersigned will offer tor sale at Pnbln'
auction. in front of the Mayors Office, in the ctv
of Alcxandria, on FRIDA y, The lat day Of APrli.
1859, at u ociock, w., the TRACT OF LAND now
occupied by the said Thatcher Perkins, in ia"
County of Fairfax. called MOUNT PLEASANT
and containing $50 Acres, more or less This 'ra,,
of land binds on the Mount Vernon road, is situa,
ted on commanding eminence. overlooking tho
city of Alexandria, from which it is distant about
two miles. The soil is good, and the land has been
much improved by the present occupant, who has
also lately erected upon il a handsome aud com
&c. modious DWELLING HOUSE. nj cost Of
E:i some four or five thousand dollars. ThePla'"
is 50 well known. as to render further description
unnecessary.
TERMs.-0ne- tenth of the purchase money Will
be required in hand the balance in three equal
instruments, at G. IL, and Is months from the day
of sule; the deferred payments to bear interest -
be secured by the bonds Of the purchaser, with
approved security, and retention Of the title until
said deferred payments are made; the cash PAY e
ment TO be forfeited, and the land resold, nj tho
purchasers risk, on failure to comply with the
terms of sale.
LAWRENCE B. TAYLOR, Comw.,
FRANCIS l.. SMITH,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-29

A VALUABLE FARM foR SALE.-Fhe val
"A psEio FARM q tho late c. c. Taliaferro, de,
ceased, in Cuierer County, il offered for ,ale, pri.
yately. This Farm il ON the Rspidsn River, adj
joining the Rapisn Station, Orange and Alexan-
dria Railroad-,he station being only few hun
dred \ l,,,- from the dwelling house and barn. II
contains $50 ACRES, is highly productive 'itus-
ted in beautiful country. and surrounded by a
az. most desirable ueghbofhoOd. The BUILD
@5 ISGS are convenient, and in good repair.
TERus accommodating. Amy information in re-
latjoH 10 tie Farm may be had By application to
,hu subscriber, or 10 the following persons :R0bL
A. Mayo, esq, Dr. F. W. koddy, Richmoni; Dr.
A. Taliafcrr", Culpeper Court House. w Dr. II. b.
Taliaferro Orange Copr. Hoaic.
LAW, H. TALIAFERRQ
Rapidno s'a,ion, culPeper Co, sep ll-2aS9
A L. GIBSON, No. 26i. South .ide King, be
"A. ,,r.en Potrick and Hsn"y STREET.. dealer in
FAMILY GROCERIES, ,pch a Sugars, tafees
Teas. Molas.es. Butter. hacs wheat Flour, Bacon,
Lard. Extra Elop;, and Torn Meal, together with
general assortment Of LIQUORS, such a. pure
BrandieS, pDr; Wine, Madeira Wine. Holland jim,
New England Rum, Jamaica Spirits. Old Rye
Whskey &c. dee lO-eo6w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-29

MANASSAS Gar RAnRoAD.-The Valley
Democrat says:-We are informed that the
track of the Manassas Gap Railroad is now
completed to Edenburg, and will ere long lac
completed to Mt Jackson. We hope and
confidently expect to see the iron horse in
IIarrisonburg, before two years will have
passed by. Let the friends of prosperity aid
the Manassas road.
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FAIRBANKS
SCALES.

oct I-rO4mlSf HIcNHHTTIH' ' u.
INDEN WUISKEY.-This HISkEI is
4 made in the old fashioned copper still, by dou-
lie distation just beyond the summit OF the Blue
Ridge in Warren county, Va, near the line OF Eau
ouicr. where the softncsS and purity q. the noun
tain spring water, and the quality of the rye. con
stitute important elements IN making 'ne n'shIy
for WHICH this locality has been long celebrated. IL
|. psri.ctly pure beyond all doubt. being made eH-
cln.ivcly of rye, hops, and barley malt, with the
utmost care. The quantity made is limited, apd
bought principally for private use, by. gentlemen
c,pnoi,.i.urs in the surrounding counties, who are
critically nice in laying by stock for Improvement
A small consignment has lately been made to
MARSHALL 4 WARD, of Alexandra: or 1t can
he procured direct through correspondence with
DR FISHER, of Linden. Warren County, Va.
D
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SCALES arr now regarded rs
the STANDARD FOR CORRECT
WEIGHT. and sr- in u-- by nearly
every Railroad Company, Merchant. and
Manufacturing establishment through
out the country. The reputation which
lhss.. Sral"s ha," acquired. has been 1T
steady growth from thu commencement
10 the present time, and is basel upon
the principle adopted 10y Ills aud never
dcyiaird from. Of allowing none hut pER-
FIT WEIGHING MACHINES TO 90 forth from
otir establishment.
W. have more than one hundred dii.
G.rrut notifications If these SCALES.
adapted t. the wants Of every depart
m.IIt of business, where correct and
durable Scale l. required.
Rs- Call and ,.Na'ninH. or send for an
illustrated circular.
FAIRBANKS 4 Co,
lS9 BROADWAY y. YORK.
GEO. T. BALDWIN. Agent.
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cI,- We arc authorized to announce W. IL.
Rpowyr. of Stafford, as candidate to represent
the counties of Stafford and King George IN 'be
newt House Of Delegates of Virginia
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shetland Wool, all color''
v ZEPHYR worsteds, all kinds OF fancy Working
N,,..;sf.. Toilet articles Combs and Brushes OF
aii I;nds: Belts, Elastic Web, Shawl pins, and at
NH; a., oc fancy goods. have good assortment OF
If Of tbsabSve goods, and intend keeping IT 80
all goods required that have not on hand VIII DC
OF ,ssa r;.p 2Q1 W. b. RICHARDS, JR.
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AUCTION SALES.

hO\ llO1N ChlIlp'.
BY ;. j. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR AND MOLASsES
~ AT AUCTI0N.-On WEDNESDAY mar.
Pad February, at IL O'clock will be sold the "srg'
of the Schr. Emeline Mclean, from New Orleans.
consisting Of
QUALITY, suitable to the retail trade.
4o4 Bbls. NEW ORLEANS M0LAssEs. very
superior.
The at ention of the trade is particularly invited
TO this sale. Is. H. LaMbhhi'
Jan 29-dts
BY SAMUEL j. ACCOMMODATIONS
FOB RENT-THIS DAY.
DENTING AT AUCTI0N-ATTENTI
II FISH PACKERs.-Will be offered for r'ns
at 3 O'Clock, p, w.. Saturday. 29b instant. IN
RI front of the Mayors Office, the WHARF
i%G and WAREHOUSE, n. T.. corner ot Union
and Princess streets. Tho property will be r"nret
from 18th February to the LIST of June and Is we'll
suited for the purposes of Fish Packers.
ga At same time will be offered, the PAtk'
.[xING SHED and SALT HOUSE, on III" ).
r.. corner of Union and Princess streets, from 10Th
February TO the LIST Of June.
ian 26-dtd s. J. MCCORMICK. Auct.
WHARF PROPERTY AT TRUSTEES SALE.
w BY virtue of decd Of trust from the Ale.
ghauv Mining Company. recorded in the Office 81
the Clerk oil AlcSanurla county court, on lhh
18th of January, 1889, the undersigned, Thu
tees will sell at public auction, on the premise.
on The 9Th dnyo april, 1859, at u O'clock w.. ono
undivided third of WHARF PROPERTY amt
premises situated and being in the city OF Alrxan
dria, Va AT or near the outlet lock OF the Al"Ain
dris Canal. the other two-thirds being owned ~
tho Borden Mining and Frostburg Coal Compan,"-.
The whole property is that which has been u
Jointly by the said Companies, and is subject {" a
yearly rent of three hundred dollars. under "a
lease of thirty years, from January lSt lsI" II
is also subject to the terms Of IN agreement b"
tween the said Companies. which can be seen by
application to the Agents of either OF the ah"'n
named Companies in this city
This property is included in a mortgag" i"r
500, 900. payable lst of January, 1871, with l"
terest at per Ct, payable LIST July and lst Jan"A
ry. This mortgage also includes the whole ct the
Mines and Lands of the Allegheny Mining Com
pany in Alloghany County, Md, and IA offering
the said Mines and Lands, the Trustees have ,up-
uated that the purchaser shall pay said mortsag".
so that the property offered shall not be called
on for any part thereof The terms of sale will TO
cash at the time of sale. Persons DESTROYS 10 rN
anime the property, can do So on application 1"
Capt ". j. BOOTHE.
EDWARD FRANKS, Trustee
CHAS. A. SEC0R,
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At the urgent request of many citizens OF
Washington and Georgetown, the elegant adj
dress delivered in Georgetown, by the Rev
DIR. Balch. on "Reminiscences OF George
town" is TO be published. Mr.. Polklnhorn,
Of Washington, has the work in hand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-29

A LARGE STOCK OF lNfANio h"oD 1 sDr
n all kinds. constantly kept on nan 10y
sale BY jan 2sl I = DI"
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NOTICE.-llaving jus, added largely to my
y stock. am now prepared to furnish nf t"'r'St
rates. all goods in my line. and name as part OIL my
stock. the following articles. viz:
Bar, Rod. Band. Hoop and other IRONS
Best Blister, Cast, and Zoe STEEL
Iubbs. Axes Springs. Sc.
Smiths Tiles and Ra4ps, Of all alnes'
Also, for sae. at prime cost. large stock oil
HARDWARE. CUTLERY. &c, &c.
Farmers. Blacksmiths and Others, in want are
solicited to call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. Orders promptly executed.
GEO. T. BALDWIN.
;apl2 No, Is, North Fairfax street
C,HEET MUSIC.-Recei;ed this morning. Two
- hundred copies of carefully selected MUSIC,
from a monthly catalogue OF the cheice-' piece
consisting Of Songs Duets. Quartett-, P"ika''
Trios. &c, &C. Also, Books Of different author,
Music Boxes, Violins Strings and Bows. &C.. at No.
3. Exchange Block. b. r. phNNi''
jan II
, CAN HONEY in the Comb, for sale by
| ;.,,1 DERRY 4 HENNlBACkEh.
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ment 70 be forfeited, and the land resod, ut tho
purchasers risk, on failure to comply with the
terms OF sale.
LAWRENCE B. TAYLOR, co.,.
FRANCIS l.. SMITH.
jan 27-eots
A VALUABLE AND HIGHLY IMPROVED
n FARM poR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
by virtue Of two deeds OF trust executed U.s. sam
uel T. Ashby to the undersigned, trustees. one bear
ing date the 18th January 1854, and the o,her tho
10Th March. 1855 and both recorded in the Clerks
Office of the County Court Of Pauquisr County, No
will offer for sale at public auction, TO the highest
bidder on the premises, on 7aesday, the Frn day
Of March, 1859. that valuable tract OF LAND. con
tanning 38l ACRES, situated in the said County
Of Fauquier, on the Manassas Gap Railroad, about
two miles above Piedmont Station, now in the ros
session of said Samuel T. Ashby, who will show
the property to any one wishing to examine II.
This farm is in high state Of cultivation, tho
fields well laid Of, and most Of the fencing Of stone,
.s.S and in good condition. The improvement
G.l are good, consisting Of an excellent and CON
modious DWELLING-H0USE, and all the niece
sary out houses, such as barn, grsnsry, stable.
carriage house. ice house, and school-room, &c,
well Of excellent water, with a pump in the yard,
and many other c0nycniences. There Is also on
the premises thrifty and extensive young orchard.
and a good supply of wood and running water.
TERMS or SALE will be ten per csntum OF tho
purchase money in cash-for the residue, credit
will be given Of six, twelve and eighteen month.
in equal instruments, the purchaser to give bond.
with good security, and deed of trust on the land.
to secure their ayment. Possession Of the premsrs
will be given AS the terms Of sale arr com
piled with. JOHN p. PHILLIPS. r,,.,oos
CHARLES T. GREEN.
Also at the same time and place, the nndersignci.
will by virtue Of the last mentioned deed, offer Tor
sale, at public auction, TO the highest bidder, anoh
er tract or parcel OF valuable and highly improved
LAND, adjoining the tract above mentioned con
tanning SO ACRES, upon the following terms
One third of the money to be paid in cash ono
third on the first Of September, 1889, aud the resi-
due on the first Of September, 1864. The deferred
instruments are to bear interest from the day oil
sale, the interest payable annually, and be secured
by bonds, with good security, and deed Of ru't
op the land CHARLES 7, GREEN, Trustee.
Fauquicr County, Jan ls-eot,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-29

SH,p FLIES were seen in abundance yes
tcrday showing the remarkable mlldness OF
the season.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-29

Complaint has been made by the proprle-
tors of the lands adjacent to the Military Asy-
lum. near Washington, Of the depredatlons
made upon their property by the soldiers res
ident in the Asylum. The subject was up
before the Grand Jury Of Washington Coun-
ty. and representations made to the Secretary
of War relative to it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-29

ALEXANDRIA. January 18th. 1917 ,
rHRIsTGPHER NEALE, Vice Consul , o. i, VI u.
ucsl, this day resigned his C"!nlhl 90 :, d
w. rc,su1 aforesaid, jan -