Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-21
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
E. c. BRuuN. J. T. JOHNSTON.
BROUN d CO.,
Corner OF WASHINGTON AND MADISON STREETS,
MIDDLEBURG, VIRGINIA..
nEALERS in Dry Goods, Groceries, Queens
- ware, Hardware. Cutlery, Drugs, Paints,
Bar Iron, Plough Iron, Steel, Strap and Band
Iron, &C., are just receiving well assorted stock
Of Goods, suited to the approaching season, en-
bracng every style and quality, especially adap-
ted to the wants Of their customers and general
family use.
With assurances of their undiminished efforts to
please all who deal with them, they solicit an
carly call. Middleburg, ap 5-eo2m
NJ OTICE.-I will sell my valuable MILL
~ PROPERTY, situated Goose Creek, in
the County Of Fauquier, Va, distant three and a
half miles from Rcetortown Station, NJ. X. X.
The MILL is in one of the best wheat growing
neighborhoods in the State all necessary buildings,
IN such rs DWELLING, Cooper Shop, &C., to-
.iS&.:A gethcr with or ACRES of first rate land,
will he sold with the mill. The location would be a
fine one for wooden factory, there being sufficient
quantity of water all the year round. The a.o-e
named property will be sold low; any information
desired will be promptly attended to by address,
ing me ut Rectortown Statisn, Va.
GEORGE III. DAWSON.
Fauquicr County, Va, mp I4-eotJunel
TARM FOR SALE.-The FARM recently oc-
l. cupied by Mrs. Dudley Fitxhugh, is offered
for sale Possession TO be given in time to fallow
for the wheat crop this fall. This beautiful little
FARM lies Oh Cedar Run. about miles from
Warrenton, and or from Catletts Station, on
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad. 1t contains
325 ACRES-ahout $50 Of which are cleared
the balance in timbcr--a portion of which is very
fne--of the cleared land so acres are Cedar Run
.yss low grounds The DWELLING and out
L.;::ii houses in good repair. liberal credit will
be given. For terms of sale, any other intor-
nation, apply to GEO. T. FITZHUGH.
Brandy Station, Culpeper Co.. my lO-eotf
STRAWBERRY VALE INSTITUTE,
TSTABLlSHED and conducted SO successfully
Ia by the late Mrs. A. Is. CAN'T, will be COLI
,nued on the salue plSn, aud under the same dis
cipline, by Miss C0RNELIA PEACE, and her
Assistants.
The School will be matronised by Mrs. A. b.
RICHARDS and CHARLOTTE WILSON, as
sisted by a beard OF Trustees, consisting Of W. w.
Ball csu. l.. ID. Means, DR.. WIN. McVeigh, Hen
nv jenkins, and W. T. Moore. Mr.. l.. D. Means,
will act ;.s treasurer of the Institute.
Fairfax county, feb l6--sotf
AVOTICE.--The annual exhibition of the Up
IN pERVILLE UNION CLUB, for improving
the breed Of horses, will take place at Upperyie,
on Thur.day June IA, 1860. Premiums will be
offered for the best and second best Colts, ], 2,
and years old-for heavy draft, quick draft,
and saddle purposes.
All entries except by members of the club, are
required To be made previous to the day OF exhioi-
ton.
Entrance fae for Stations belonging to persons
not pembers of the Club So, FLIES and geidngs S3
NORBORNE BERKELEY, President
Upperyllle Va, my li-eolm
1oTICE-The subscribers have formed CO.
IN PARTNERSHIP under the firm of j. b. 81
4. III. HUNTON, for tho purpose OF manufacture
ing WOODEN GOODS, at auckland, Prince VIII
liam Coansy, Va.
JOHN B. HUNTON, Bucklsad, Va.
ROBT. II. HUNTQN, Alaxsadnie, Va
NH 24-wly