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HAVING IIesisI IN Chapsl Hil respectfully olIet.
ais 9f9f.zi1aa services 10 the ritlEensof the ioWH
end surrounding county Heeau pfsiaee satisfactory
testimonials Il Lis skIi IN the profession.
IT, sfiss - Dr M1bte's When fejsetei fsmi.
lies si Be waited Dn ii heirresiJtuce. Ghagesrea.
sonsble.
Df. n. eiii bein lIillsb0f5usa The fourth week
in each month. ssJ sapefiJf CONT seeks, sbd oenef
(si'hoat eIts charge fieqge,tsd.
August 10. o.
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MilburAie Paper Mills.

EsHE Neuse Manufacturing Company continue 10
L pay Cash, and the highest market price for
RAGS. SION II. ROGERS. Prest.
Address H. W. HrsrED, Treas, Raleigh.
Nov. 10. l9-6w
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A New and Improved
yTTL SH.4RpEyEP

y n y III OHsf NJ II " En-,
Single ONES, sent ~ mail 25rts 81 So Ief gtoss.
Wow sttle Dior Fastener, New slsr Knife Siafpsnef
Goo'e Quill Pen Walker. new Patent aritls ~ ma.
king Goose Quill Pens, wiib Pen KNIFE dr.. coniintd
Pfse - anil - niid uiih silver anil nar,s engraved
% II ST.. A very Beautiful and Sesi article that o..
cUpiss the space u 81 ordins'y Ten kHife.
Ai.o, vafiDus other Nsw Patent articles of I'ttliiv
Those Hmitiiug SIS d one time. BY Mail 81 Esprss..
can oder SIS worth d samples II the Lowest Whole.
sale Prices. Addfess.
J. VI. DAYTON,
l25 south Third 81, Philadelphia, Ps.
Sept n. l0-sn.
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New Patent Fancy Articles.
AGENTS HEAD QUARTERS.
The Patent Scissors sharpener

Every Lady knows the inconvenience aud trouble
caused by having dull Scissors. The trouble is easily
removed by the Of this indispensable article o
Convenience and utility.
Best iniucement to make money Honorably, Rapid
", Easily and surely, ever before presented. Please
observe the inducements.
lst.-It requires but small amount Of money Il
prosecute il.
I'd. Ii is the best instrument ever invented for ihs
purpose.
81. 1t pays Large Profits both to the Wholesaler
and Retailer, being from 100 10 400 per cent.
4th. Il is light and easy occupation. Whole.
sale supply can be carried in a carpet bag or yase.
5th It's adaptation to ali persons, either in active
bus ness or wishing TO secure iemuneraiive employ
men either Local or Travelling 1t is suitable to Ell
ther sex, old or young.
9TH Tue unlimited use OF such common articles al
Scissors and Shears in every dwelling house, Office
Store and Mandatory and with their use, conse
qucnt nesd Of sharpening, causes aexhauslible de
mand for their sale.
7h. We ask no Large Bonus for Town, County o.
State right of sale, bu, give a tree chance.
We could enumerale many other reasons, hut W,
wish TO call your attention particularly The Low
Terms Of Sale.
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Cheap New Goods,

n NAVE 34s feteisfd a ,ety large Stack ~ III
= EiBls ii tis6is ahirh vii ssll 4 fir pnc,s.
REsbT.MADE CLOTHING.
TIE largest laa bet ts.ormsnl ever bad.
,ase 81 kisJs If 5afst f5r gods. will take
5000 pJluls u P91s Go. Fail aui Winter iaf gOjds
d sets. ls4s.i sHtp W. my stfs II zgJds tbe gear
f0gnl, AID n aan tie hggi and u.ss accommodating
terms. ! daht sHgntfsie s,iHtes III ssap fUii ~.
sguHisM 81 ain " sssfy k.hd III sm8s .B ii illis
ml'kst. al ply hisa price. faf Dhtd Ftgn and
".''' P'''4's JAMES WEBB.
Sspembtt 3. Us-
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Per gross express, al purchasers expense, II GO
All packed in Neat Boxes, with Labels. Show Bila.
&c.
Some Agents are making $40 per day, selling IL.
article alone.
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DIR. w. f. BASON,
Dentist.

Y. B. Communications directed to the above at
Hilisharoush Haw River posofice attended the first
opportunity.
February IS 30
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Co-partnership.

January Isl. 1850.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-18
From Pike S Peak.

ST. JosEru's (Mo.) May lG.--By the arrl-
val Of the Central Overland Pixies Peak ex-
press this evening, we have Denver City
dates to the 10th Of May.
The weather for the last few days had
been quite cold and exceedingly stormy
Considerable snow fell in tie mountains.
Many arc becoming discouraged and going
back. \ large cinncccr Of lead had been
discovered in the northwest of Grcg0ry's,
near Snowy range; reported TO be 100 TO lou
feet wide. Emigration had been pouring
in rapidly on all routes from the States.--
Provisions were exceedingly scarce, com
mandng almost fabulous prices. Supplies
OF flour were mostly procured from emgrants.
The arrival Of emigrants en-routc for the
Peak is large; hundreds are leaving here
every week.
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Constitutional Union Meeting.

PHILADELPHIA, May lG.-Last evening, a
meeting of the friends Of Bell and Everett
was held ut the Constitutional Union Head
quarters, Tenth and Chestnut streets. Mr..
Charles Lancaster presided. a lilc-sized
portrait of Hon. John Bell was presented
to the Union Club, by Mr. Dinmore, after
which spirited addresses were delivered by
Messrs Leslie CoomI,s ald John 5. Littell.
The speakers regarded the chances of sue
cess for the Unconstitutional nominees as ex-
ccedingIy favorable, and urged that all that
was necessary to secure their triumph in the
Presidential campaign. was 4 vigorous and
united effort Of the conservative masses at
the ballot box in November next.
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oS rs 2ls-~-~SO
~ RI Pr.
nrrnro rrI rcpspEI
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Tho Republican Convention.

CHICAGO. May 1.-THE excitement and
stir in this city is overwhelming. Nothing
approaching to it has ever been before seen
in the North West. The crowd is very large,
ana every body seems to be in the street.
The friends of MIR. Seward are making
all the capital aud enthusiasm 1t IS possible
to get up by display. They have music,
banners, and professions, and to Judge from
outside show on the streets, one might sup
pose Seward was already nominated, and
they were ratifying the nomination.
The Convention assembled this morning
an immense crowd in attendance. The Pre-
dent in the Chair.
The Convention was opened with prayer
r.. NJ. Corwin, from the committee on the
rules of order, reported a series of rules for
the government of the Convention.
A rule was also reported requiring 304
votes to nominate a candidate; tins being a
majority Of the whole vote of the Conven-
ton.
Much discussion ensued, but the PROPOSE
ton was finally agreed to.
The Committee on Credentials reported
that the number of contested seats was
twenty -four.
N SeS are no" cOuHleI, anu III 10 uNShSo
probable that Seward will have one hundred
and sixty or eighty votes on the tlrst ballot.
M. E. General onference-Fourteenth Day.
BUFFALO, May 1.-THE reports OF the
Slavery Committee were presented, read, and
ordered to be printed. The reports were
documents of some length.
The majority recommends change OF the
present rule. The minority report recon-
mends an official declaration on the part OF
the General Conference, rcatfirming the Anti
Slavery position of the Church, and that the
Committee on pastoral address be instructed
to state this position to all the Churches,
and to give such council as they may deem
advisable The reports were laid over for
one day under the rule and ordered to beprln-
ted.
Before the presentation OF the slavery re
ports. DR.. Dcmpster presented q huge bum
die of petitions from England, praying for Il
change Of the slavery rule.
Mr.. Moody objected to the reading, and
moved that they be returned to the officer.
He objected to the precipitation of an ava
llnclie OF foreign influence upon this Confer
ence.
Objection being made to the discussion Of
the subject, and the point of order being
raised that the presentation G! the memorials
was out of order, the chair decided that it
was privileged question.
An appeal from this decision was taken,
and the decision reversed, thus ruling out
the memorials for the present.
a delegation from the National Assocla-
ton Of local preachers OF the Nj. h. Church
Of Baltimore submitted to the platform,
and presented Il memorial from 1000 local
preachers against IL change i'll the slavery
rule.
4 memorial from q minority Of the same
association, asking for Il change in the rule,
was presented and received with great ap-
plausc.
The Conference adjourned till Friday.
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Preparations for the Baltimore Convention

BALTIMORE, May l7.---is an extraordlna-
~ influx of Western delegates and visitors IS
expected at the Baltimore Convention in
June. the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany contemplate arrangements by which,
with spccial-trans at convenient hours, with
cheap round trip tickets. the entire hotel ac-
Communications OF Washington can be brought
into full requisition, in addition to the very
extended provision now making by the nn-
meruus excellent hotels in Baltimore.
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For sale by dealers generally.

NJ EW LAWNS.--We have ust received
~ 100 pieces %; the handsotnest LaNns 10 sell
ut ~ cents we have ever sold, and the colors are
all warranted perfectly fast.
Also on hand, 80 pieces beautiful printed and
satin plaid Rcrcgcs, which We are now selling at
D. 81, and 81 cents, and all worth II great deal
more money.
100 handsome Bcregc Robes in small founces,
ranging from 50 Il piece up.
SILKS AT REDUCED PRICES.-We have
marked down nearly all our Spring Silks, in order
to sell them of this month, and Ladies in pursuit
of 4 cheap and good Silk will really d" themselves
an injustice if;hey purchase before looking through
our assortment.
The lowest cush price marked in plain figures
". NJ. SINISTER Il co.
No. IS, opposite Centre Market,
between eth and Sth streets.
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MORE NEW BOOKS.-E"r"p", or Scenes
lAl in England France Italy, and Switzerland,
by Daniel G. Eddy, eleventh Edition, price 81 .
The Throne ot Udrid, from the Conservation ot
the Shepherd of Bethlehem to the Rebellion of
Prince Absolom, being an illustration of the Splen
DOR power, and reign Of the Shepherd Poet, War
rior. King, and Prophet. Ancestor and Type Of
Jesus, in Il Series of Letters by an eyewitness, ly
the Rev. j. II. Ingraham, D. D., author Of The
Prince of the House of David Sl.25.
Letters 81 Aicc"",ier lom H"mhoih To Earnhn
zen Won EnSc. translated from the second German
edition. Sl.25.
Homan', Home Book ~J' Heoih. work for
Mothers and Tor Families, on Il plan new, safe.
aud efficient. showing. in plain language, how
disease may be prevented and cured. without the
use of dangerous remedies, by John Stalnback
Wilson, NJ D., ) %
D.rcrra,n,, by Sir Edward Bu!wer Lytton, in
two volumes. another issue OF LippincottS uni
form edition Of Buwer'S Works 81.
The Word Of Life, 81 cents, and Faithful Ruth,
a story .! Bethlehem. - cents, from the Ameri
can sunday School Union. Just published and
for sale BY my Is kDBT. BELL.
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Georpia Politics.

AUGUSTA, May IA large democratic
meeting was held tonight. Non-interven-
ton resolutions were adopted by an over
whelming majority. Delegates to the Ma
tional Convention ut Baltimore were appoint
cd These, ~ we'll as the delegates to tie
State Convention, were instructed.
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WANTED.

Il0l CEDAR POSTS, ten feet in length,
1UUU aud not less than six inches in diameter
at the small end. The Posts 10 be delivered either
on the Wharf mt Alexandria, on the grounds
Of the S"ricty n be party furnishing may prefer
JOHN 4. ASHINGTON. President
Pot, Piedmont aud Valley Agricultural Society
my 5-2w
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AUCTION SALE OF LOCOMOTIVE BUILDERS
AND MACHINISTS' TOOLS,

IN ILEIINURIA, TIKGINT4.
ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 23rd, 1850, COM
" mencing at 10 o'clock, A NJ, (no postpone
ment on account Of weather. will be sold the
entire stock of STEAM ENGINES, TURNING
LATHES. planners. BORING MACHINES,
Terms, &C., &C., comprising the entire outfit
Of The extensive Locomotive and Machine Manu-
featuring Works Of the late firm of SMITH \
PERKINS.
Printed lists giving description of Machinery to
be Sold with terms of sale, will be furnished Oh
application by mail, to
JAMES p. SMITH, Trustee.
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To the rot.rS tie ven J"dicial District.
A gentleman is before the people of the
Circuit. whom it is conceded by all candid
and INTELLIGENT persons who know him, Is
emincntly fitted for high judicial position,
and whu comes up, as claimed by his friends,
TO the standard erected Of what Judge
should be. Members Of the bar with one lc-
cord. bear willing and cheerful testimony to
his high qualifications, 50 far as the writer
OF this Is informed. The press IN and out OF
the Circuit have swcllcd the voluntary trih-
ute to his worth and fitness for the judicial
robes. Our own lamented Samuels, did not
hesitate 10 express his high opinion OF his
legal attainmentS, and his peculiar fitness
from temperament and iabori"ns habits, tor
the scverer and trying duties of the Bench.
MANY of You doubtless anticipate to whom
| allude. and have already fixed in your
minds the name of Giles Cook, esq, OF the
county OF " arren.
The writer OF this has known Mr.. Cook
well Tor many years, and Is sure that the
many tributes to his worth are not misplaced,
aud that he Will fully come mp to the expcc-
taton OF his friends, and cordially unite IN
ton of him to the voters Of the Circuit. He
is now in the prime of life, about Is years
old, Reconsideration which can't be overlook
ed in a Judgcl in good health, aud capable
OF unlrrgoiuga vast amount OF Labor, not
certainly surpassed II equalled by any lawyer
III The circuit cool even balanced nina,
and great dignity Of character malice, envy
and hatred forming no part OF his nature
OF ccar-hcad and quick perception, thor
oughIv read in the law both IN It's theory
aud practice,-of great trmneSS and li'dc-
pendcnce of mind, chaStcncd always and
controlled by the facts and the law OF the
case presented, and withal, and above all, Il
hi-h-toned christian.
Such, tellow-yoterS, is the man upon whom
You are called to be>tow your sutfragcS. In
ding 50 you will add dignity to yourselves
as men. and in clcvating him to the Bench.
Yen will add dignity t. its functions ALSO
The sacred crminc, rest assured. VIII IN no
event hr soled in his keeping. And, III eX-
pressing an ardent desire for ms election,
the writer is sure he but echoes the wishes
OF a large mass Of the voters III the Circuit.
April 9th, 1860. y VOTER.
DOCK WANTED.-Wantrd,a copy OF Timothy
ID AIacu> "Cullcctiou of American hpliaphS'
published in 1911. i'll five small volumes. Inc
'i'' Subscribers to tn. work, includes the names
h many of the old citizens Of Alexandra. lio
''"l price will hc paid for copy OF the work:
my Is ROBF. BELL.
SHOULDN'T WONDER! THAT HENRN
SCENARIOS Store is the cheapest | have
ever been ill., after selling floods fast rs he does
Wake up aud look to your interests! Give him
e't! at l32 KIM street siyn Of the large E-S-.
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ATEX ANDRTA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER. MAY

| CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.-At a
| meeting of the President and Directors OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, held IN
Washington on Tuesday, A. X. Stake, esq,
| of Washington county, was elected general
superintendent. John NJ. Miller, esq, of
Cecil county, previously elected treasurer of
the company, vice Hon Henry W. Hoffman,
resigned, appeared and qualifed.-Batt'-
more San
We learn that the late heavy rains added
considerably TO the damage already done TO
the canal by the spring lreshets. The banks
on the six mile level are much washed. Be
tween dams four and five the water was with
in four feet of being as high as at the last
freshet. The water is running over the
cribs from eight to ten feet deep, and the
amount of damage done cannot be ascertain
cd until the flood subsidies. Bali. american.
Oar accounts, as published in yesterdays
Gazette, speak of the damage as slight, and
very likely to be repaired in few days.
4 BOLD ROBBERY was committed on We'd
nes,iay afternoon, at the National Hotel, IN
Washington. At about two O'Clock per-
son genteelv dressed accosted Mr.. Romero,
a ruest of the hotel, with a statement that
unfortunately he had missed the key OF his
room, which he suggested was near Mr.
Romeros and solicited the loan OF Mr.. RS.
KEY for Il few moments to see II it would tit
his own lock. Mr.. r. Immediately complied
with the request, and the party went his
way. Nearly and hour afterwards, ind
ing the person did not return, Mr.. X! went
to his room himself and soon found that his
door had been opened, Il trunk forced, and
$500 in American gold twcnty-dolar pieces
carried off, No clue to the thief has been
discovered. -NM. Int.
RATIFICATION MEETING.-A Meeting to
approve of and ratily the nominations OF
Bell and Everett the friends OF the constitu-
ton the Union, and the enforcement OF the
Laws. is called for i$ercniny, at I } o'clock,
at old LIBERTY HALL. Distinguished speak
ers from several Of the states are expected
to address the meeting. There will doubt
less be large and enthusiastic gathering of
the people.
The Marlboro Gazette says 1--WE are
requested by Robert Bowie, esq, OF Cedar
Hill. to state that he is mol the ''Robt. Bowie,
of Prince Georges county, mentioned III
the Alexandria and other papers as having
been '.drugged and robbed 1T Norfolk" He
has recently visited Richmond on business
connected With our Railroad, but did not
visit Norfolk
Lrcrraa.-Thc Blue Ridge Republican
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TsliiE COPPER TUE!---A New ERA IN Do
MESric ECoNoMY 1T is well known that
Children and youth usually wear out their boots
and shoes at the toe, in Il few weeks-someiimcS
in Il few days. Buy them with MlrCuELLs patent
METALLIC Tirs, and you will save tmo-thtrds OF
the expense Of supplying your children with shoes
This invention enables rs +" offer to the public
boots and shoes that NEVER WEAR OUT AT THE
TOES. We have hundreds of testimonials from
parents who have bought them, showing, that on
the average one pair of shoes with tips, will for
children, wear rs long three pair without, and
for Misses, Boys and Youths, they will wear ut
least twice IT'S long, while tho cost is but Il tritc
InDrc.
This statement is made with entire confidence in
its strict truth as it is based II careful eXamina-
ton of the Facts in IN experience Ul more than
two years, which has proved that these Copper
tocd Shoes, have an average, worn ut least
three times long the dstyIc, and as the cost
is but Il riilc more. the Importance of the inven-
ton to all having little feet to protect, will at once
bc seen.
This invention is also imporan! as protection
against the cutting Of the Prairie Grasses also for
Miners and Plantation use, and all occupations
where the toes OF the Boots or Shoes are particu-
larry liable To be cut or worn.
CHASE, MCKINNEY & MOORS,
Owners Of the Patent
For ca H. nv don crs rruerally
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~ RATIFICATION MEETING,

~" RBIlF1ChIlcN mEEllNN'--A iHcct-
inc to ratify the nominations of the Union Con-
stitutional Convention. BELL and EVERETT,
will be held at LIBERTY HALL, ON FRIDAY
EVENING NEXT, at Z! o'clock. Distinguished
speakers will address the meeting. my l6--dtd
xs."EAIR IN PORT ROYAL.-Thc ladies of
Port Royal have for some time been making pre-
paratioAS for Il FAIR, which will toe held in the
Town Hall, on Thursday, the eth Of June ncN.,
Tor the benefit oi St Peters Church. in that place.
The public are respectfully invited TO attend.
Persons need not hesitate to visit the Fair on ac-
count of the want Of hotel accommodations, for
the proverhial hospitality Of the place and neigh
borhood will be extended on this occasion to all
visitors and strangers.
Port Royal, my l7-3t
IA" WHITE SULPHUR WATEE.-From
the White Sulphur Springs, Grccnbricr county,
Va.-Bottlcd at the Springs.
This Company having made great improve
:ncnts in hottling, the transported water is now rs
perfect as when taken from its source. Address
All orders 10 PURCELL, LAnD Il CO.,
General Agents for the Quilted States,
nv S-d3wa: Richmond. Va.
~HUNNEWELL' UNIVERSAL COUGH
REMEDY AND IT'S pOSiTlUN.-Thc intro
,luction of this great development of medical
science, was through a six years trial in most OBJ
Stinate cases usually found among the poor, aud
made more 50 by their poor living. In all the
common compounds for Cough and Lung Com
plants. that most fatal OF all 10 good results Is the
introduction of three perfect opposieS, such as
Opium Ipccac or Au;imony. aud Il Stinsu|ant as
basis producing one grand inert. To give TO the
world Il preparation which you are obliged to eau
ton PATIENTS Ia abstain from, where nausea or
rrustraion follows is not on unnatural rs cure,
but i against all Il athcmatica! laws OF medicine.
II YOU cannot make common enemy OF your
complaint and use constant weapon to drive It
out by Il constant application, without fear OF nau
sea or prustraGion then yonr complaint will hold
its position and your SYSTEM Is being debilitatcd,
and the complaint becomes chronic. III the UNI
VERSAL COUGH REMEDY none ut those OBJ
irrtions exist, but with lin one hand weapon,
and in the other a tool you drive out disease.
and build up or slls tain. jcbiatcd constitution.
Let our friends endorse our remarks by trial on
AL Throat Lung. or bronchial Complaints, and
before doing So procure and rea| the pamphlets 10
he rauud with our a,cnts or dealers. and buying
only OF such n they can rely upon, t" get the
genuine then the endorsement will be found real,
ana the resnli: perfect See advertisement.
my iErIw
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BY L. NJ. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BY L. NJ. Observation-Disclosures.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.--In execu-
Y ton of deed of trust, bearing date July lst,
1856, recorded amongst the land records 5f Alex
andria County, Liber s., No. 3, Folio ~, will
offer for SALE at public auction, on Monday, the
2Sh day Of Nay nert, at IL o'clock, ~, in front
of the Court House, in the city of Alexandria, that
very valuable farm called "MORVEN," situated
on -Four Mile Run" in the County of Alexandra,
adjoining the lands Of Edward Dainger6eld, esq,
Sewell B. Corbett, and others, FIVE miles from the
city of Washington, three milos from Alexandria.
and within two hundred yards of the Alexandria,
Loudoun and Hampshire Ralyoad
The tract contains 272 ACRES, (abOut 95 ceres
in wood) and is well watered, there being several
springs upon it-one never failing near the house,
and another within fifty yards of the barn. Tho
.ss- improvements consist of BRICK Dwell
iii LING HOUSE, containing eight rooms,
brick office, ice house, and servants house, and
large barn, ia by "a feet, with good stabng un-
dcrncath. The landis well adapted to the growth
Of wheat, corn, and grass
TERMs:-0ne- tenth of the purchase money will
he required in hand the balance in three equal
payments, ut g. -, and is months; the deferred
payments to bear interest, and secured by deed OF
tru t, or retention Of the title.
up 20--eotS LAW. Il. TAYLOR, Trustee.
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LAxp SIlnr-A land slide occurred on
the line of the Lynchburg Extension OF the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad. on We'd
re>day night. in consequence Of = heavy
rain at deep cut about two miles west of
kockiish River, which detained the trains
bound Fast and West for several honrs.--
The train due here yesterday ut : o'clock,
did not arrive until after clock. The track
has been cleared and the trainsare now run
ming regularly.