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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-27

Wednesday evening, New York city was
thrown into a fever Of excitement in conse-
quence Of the announcement that the steam
ship Vanderbilt with news Of the Sayers ana
Heenan fight, had been intercepted Oft Cape
Race, and the intelligence teiegraphed, all
of which, of course put the metropolis on the
q,i viOc to learn the news. The hoax was
perpetrated in this way:-About six o'clock,
Just as business men, merchants and mechau-
les were returning home from business;
printed notices were posted by some I'M
known party, On all the newspaper bulletins
down town, announcing the arrival Of the
Vanderbilt, and stating that "the full par
ticulars Of the great fight between Sayers
and Heenan would be found in an extra,
which would be issued ut o'clock" BY 8
o'clock, hundreds Of newSboys were selling
these extras all over the city; hotels, bar
rooms, and other public places, were visited
BY the newsboys; the papers readily sold at
six cents each until, it is supposed, upwards
Of 10000 copies had been disposed Of
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q. G. r. d: r 4.
HUNNEWELL'S UNIVERSAL
GnunR REMEDY
For all Taroat and lang Complaints, from

For all Throat and Lung Complaints, from
Common Coughs to ActtdI Consumption.
II UNNEWELL'S JUSTLY CELEBRATED
IL T0LU ANODYNE, the natural and sure
remedy for all Nervous Complaints, from Neural
ga through all cases where Opium was ever used
to that Of Delrium Tremens, and the common
chief cause of disease, the Loss Of Sleep. The
Tolu Auodyne, though containing not particle
of Opium, produces all the requirements OF, and
may be used in all cases wherever Opium was
used, without producing anything but Cures, and
leaving toe patient in perfectly natural state
The Universal Cough Remedy, (freed from all
the common objections of Cough Remedies, which
produce nausea or prOstratiou,) may be considered
the common enemy to all Throat and Lung Com
paints, and used with perfect impunity. Asking
all 10 court from proprietors or friends the most
severe investigation Of both Remedies, and read
ing Of our pamphlets, to be found with all dealers
aud more particularly to purchase only of those
who can be depended upon, we wait in confidence
the decisions of Patients and Physicians
prices within reach Of all"
General Agents.. w. HUNNEW ELL Il CO.,
7 & Commercial Wharf, Boston; GEORGE
HUNNEWELL l45 Water street. New York
Under the special supervision Of JOHN l.. HUN
NEWELL, Chemist and Pharmaceutist, Boston,
Mass. whose signature covers the cOrks OF the
genuine only, and to whom address all communi-
cations For sale by all respectful e dealers every
where. PEEL STEVENS, Agents
And by all dealers in Alexandria.
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Frnm Arizona.

Letters from Tucson, Arizona, giving the
details Of the Convention for forming pro-
yisional government, held ut that place have
been received. The Convention met ON the
81, and closed its deliberations on the 9th in
slant. The proceedings were characterized
with great unanlmity ofaction. \ provision
al constitution was adopted, subject Of course
to be superseded when the federal govern
ment shall have constituted another. A
Governor was subsequently elected, and he
proceeded at once ami appointed Territorial
officers. The Territory i, Tor the time be-
ing, divided into four counties. The election
for officers will take place in May. ! pro
test was adopted against the removal Of Uni
ted States troops, or the abandonment Of
military posts now establishedin Arizona.
Resolutions we're adopted endorsing the ad
ministration Of President Buchanan, and ex-
pressing the belief that IN the discharge OF
his duties, his sole object is the welfare 81
the people il all parts ~ the Union.
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BY 7. NJ. McCoBMICK-ArcrosrGR.

VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE.-Uudcr au-
thority of a decree of the Circuit JourI uC
Alexandria County, rendered at The November
term, 1859, in the suit Of Charles y. Alexander,
and others, rs. ohm b. Alexander, the uuacrs ia
ed, Commissioners appointed for the purpose viii
offer for sale, by auction, in front d The Na,.4s
Office, in the town OF Alexandra, on THURS
DAY, THE TENTH DAY of MAY, 1861. IF
II o'clock NJ, all the REAL PROPERTY, il
the County Of Alexandria OF which Nllam ~
Alexander died possessed viz:
]. A square bounded by Patrick, Henry Ny.tc
and Madison streets.
2. square bounded BY Henry, Fayctte, Wy'to
and Madison streets.
g. Three iourths o. the square bounded hy Fay
cite, Payne, Wythe and Madison streets
I. A square bounded BY Payne, West Wyrbe,
aud Madison streets.
g. square bounded By Fayctta, Payne. Pens
dleton and Wythe streets
6. square bounded By Payne West. Wythc,
aud Pendleton streets
Also, several fractions Of squares Fl the neigh
borhoOd Ut the above Of which description WIIl
be given At The sale. Each square contains ufJ
acres. Tho above property lies north anu We. 0i
Colrosse, the late residence Of Judge Il i. Mason.
The terms OF sale, as directed By the decree 1ra.
one third Of the purchase money - BE- paid down,
and the residue in two equal payments I'll s.N al 4
twelve months from the day 81 sale the deferred
payments to bear interest, and 10 be secured by
the notes Of the purchasers-aud retention u LEE
tie: The cash payment 10 be forfeited lor failure y
comply with the terms 1T sale, and tie property lu
be resold upon any such failure, al lhe .h ~ thc
purchaser. J.. b. TAYLOR,
r. JOHNSTON, COmmiss r.
WI. {. YEATON,
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uousa Of sentatives.

NJ Smith, of Virginia, rising to ques-
of privilege, read an extract from Mr..
nn wv speech, in which the latter said
"a, MARYLAND was toleratlng open and ac-
..ss effarts among her citizens, and that Flr-
W. Ia said and felt it the very heart of her
sl:" .anee that she must either throw off that
S;ant wrong, or perish by reason OF Its con-
''u Mr. Smith said supposing the gentleman
e.au Ohio did not desire to do injustice, he
. .,u /, correct him by remarking that he
lid not want the gentleman to say that Vir-
IN reply to a question propounded by Mr..
9th Mr.. B. remarked, that he did not say
hat ali her people were thus narrow minded,
h;ro,ed. selfish, penurious; but that unfor-
,ooately he (Smith) was not one OF those
Tho could be included in this exception.
AR Smith said he observed that there was
hare a broad denunciation Of the entire
S,uth. and of Va, especially; great body
If this people are accused OF being marrow,
bieoled, selfish, penurious, and that ne
iSmith) was one of them.
He desired MIR. Bingham to retract this
offensive language Ii he did not he would
deuounce him as wilful caluminator.
Mr.. Brigham meant what said.
MIR. Smlth--It is false, and the man who
utters it is a deliberate calumniator.
Mr.. Bingham said that the gentleman's
declaration was not likely to cause him to
strike out the facts of history. What ne
said he stood by, and in order to sustain
himself in what he had said he read several
extracts from speeches delivered by Gov. Wise
during the Gubernatorial canvass, as well
as from other leading men. lie repeated
what he had said as to the former movement
in Virginia to abolish the slave system.
But for the last thirty years the sectional
strife had been continued by making war up
on the great and benefcent policy Of free
labor.
Every one knew it TO be true, and no man
could to day stand up in the Legislature OF
Virginia, and express such anti-slavery senti-
ments as were announced there in 1892.
Mr.. jenkins, of Va, in one of the ablest
speeches OF the session, pointed out the evils
which would ensue to the South by the cleo
ton of Republican President, and the as
tendency Of the Republican party. ETY.
Mr.. Rice, of Mass, in an hours speech,
urged that the Government neglected the
agricultural, manufacturing, and CONNER
cial interests of the country, and advocated
protection to domestic industry.
Mr.. Holman, OF Ind, followed in defence
Of sauatter sovereignty.
Mr.. Washburn, Of Me-, addressed the COM
mittes on general topics.
The Committee then rose, and at Al o'clock,
the House adjourned.
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Enronaan News Exnactad.

PoRr Az BASQUE, N. T., April 25.-A
large steamship, with three masts and one
funnel, passed here yesterday at Z 2. M
She was about a gun shot distance from the
shore, aud going West. The weather was
quite foggy. Wind West. lee close ahead.
Port au Basque is the furthest Western
station in Newfoundland, and the steamer in
question would seem to be bound to Quebec
probably the United Kingdom, from Glas-
gov, l4th, or North Briton, from Liverpool,
18th inst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-27

BY J. I. CREIGHTON-AuC1Io>E
COMMISSIONERS SALE.--lu pursuance Fl
~ decree IF the Circuit Court og Alexandra
County, rendered Al November term, 1873, II t'g
suit Of Alcinda A. Kcene, Administrators, y. J0.
L. Edsall, &c. the undersigned will offer iog .a.,
at public auction, ~ Saturday. Me 16h ouy .|
Nay, 1860 ~ IL o'ciork, H., IN front of the Mayors
RI Office, il The city Of Alexandra, i TEAE
- MENT and LOT or GROUND, ~ thcn,sl
side Of Fayette street, in the said city 81 AlcNar
dria, bounded follows: Beginning IN t.5,ro
street at tile distance Of 100 feet north, from lhe
middle of the square, between King aud Camera
streets; thence with Fayette street, uouhwari.y,
~ feet; thence westwardly, parallel witt Cameron
street, SO feet, to ten feet alley, thence Wn ald
alley, and parallel to Fayette street, south"ua.5,
l9 feet thence 70 the beginning, with the right I'll
way over said alley and the alley connected
herewith in connection with other. entitled there
to- and subject an annual rent il tee. of siN ao
lars, payable 70 the City Council IF Alexandria.
Terms or SALR-One tenth ~ the purchase
money to be paid il hand at The time ~ .aiDj
thu residue in three equal instruments ~ NJ, 0ni
Is months from the day Of sale, with interest .ne
deferred payments to be secured III The bonds I'd
the purchaser, with good personal security. Ito
title to 10 retained until the purchase money
fully paid, and the property q bc rcso'd yIon
failure Of the purchaser 10 comply Will tae cgns
u sale. r. i. SMITH, r.,,g
Law. Il. TAYLOR,
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Alaxandri, Fish Market. April &c.

The arrivals to-day show falling of IN the
catch. But $50, 900 Herring, and 1000 Shad
were brought up and prices are frmer. Sales 81
Herring at $9M$lO r. thousand, and Shat a.
Sl35O(G$l5 p hundred. There continues 70 Be
AN active demand Bunch fish are scarce, and II
great demand selling readily at lS@2Oc. u bunch
= III, ,rl parch
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Coal TraGn.

For the week ending April 2lst, 2,4@9.O4 tons
Of coal were shipped over tho Georges Creek
Railroad
For the week ending Saturday, 2lst inst, g.
1913 .O5 tons were shipped the Cumberland and
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Total shipment for the year from the entire re-
$50, 90 "a toms
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-27
SALE OF LOCOMOTIVE BUILDERS
AND MACHIEIsTs' TOOLS.

IN ILEKANDDIA, TIEGIAIA
ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 23rd 1850, COM
" meucing at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, I'm, postp.u me-
ment on account Of weather. viii be sold the
entire stock of STEAM ENGINES. TURNING
LATHES, planners, BORING MACHINES.
DRILL PRESSES, STEAM HAMMER, PAT
Terms, dc., &c, comprising the entire outfit
of the extensive Locomotive and Machine Mann
featuring Works Of the late firm Of sMJa/ =
PERKINS.
Printed lists giving description Of Machinery =
be sold, with terms Of sale, will be furnished ou
application by mail, 10
JAMES p. SMITH, Trustee
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Baltimore Cattle Market, April 90.

BEEF CATrLE.-The offerings at the scales to-day
reached 425 head, Of which number ~ were leiL
over unsold, and the balance were taken by Balti-
more butchers at prices ranging from S3.15 q
1925. Average Sl62l. The market closed dull.
HoGs.-The supply At market this week i
fully equal to the demand, but the market i very
dull, and prices have declined, with sales making
al from S7.5O@SS.25 e 100 lbs.
SHEEp.-Sales from 1875 to 1926 u 100 lbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-27
Esnane Of a Horse Thief.

TRENrox, April 25.-James Buckley, alias
Beebley. made his escape from two Police
officers from New York, by jumping hand
cuffed into the Canal, three and halt miles
South of Trenton this afternoon. lie was
arrested for stealing horse, wagon, har-
ness, &c, valued at $3.50, They were on
their way to Philadelp hia with him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-27
Renublioan STATE Convention.


Baltimore, April 2G.-Ihe Republican
State Convention met at Rechabite Hall this
morning. About thirty delegates were pres
ent Montgomery Blair was chosen Presi-
dent
4 large crowd Of spectators including
considerable sprinkling " RyughS who we're
led by Erasmus Levy, commenced dlstur
bancc. Presently Levy and his followers
made rash and upset the Presidents table,
knocking several republicans down, and
tearing up their papers and documents.
The police interterred and made several
arrests.
The convention then adjourned until ?
O'Clock r. ~.
On retiring from tie hall, the members
we're greeted on the outside by alarge crowd,
who followed with hooungs. Mr. Cunnlnson,
4 prominent Aboiitunist was pursued by an
immense mob, crying Lynch him. hang
HIM" .'There goes the man who stole 4 mig
ger" There goes tie spirit q John Brown,
etc.
Finally Cunnison took refuge il the Ma
rine Bank, and the police escorted INN 70
place Of safety. The crowd then slow y dis
persed.
The Convention had been TT session some
time before il was disturbed. The commit
tee were appointed.
More difficulty i anticipated when the
Convention re-a.sembles at : clock.
BALTIMORE, April 70, 7, Ma crowd
assembled IN front If the Hall where tae
Republican Convention was to meet, and
the Police Commissioners with large force
were IN hand a. preserve order, but the own
er Of the Hall having refused T. permit It y
be longer used for the purposes q the Con
vention, the members are probably IN Ses-
sion in some other part # the city, but their
whereabouts are unkn wn.
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New York Cattle Market, April %.

The market for Beef Cattle to-day was stea
dy. and the offerings all taken al full rates
Mich Cows were quiet. Veal Calves were ii
abundant supply, and half a cent per pound lower
Sheep were steady. Swine were active, and pr
ces advanced se.(94e per pound Tie total re-
Ceipts were-S,75l beeyes, lS9 cows, l,437 reals,
5,0g9 sheep and lambs, and 1868 swine.
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CONGRESS-.
.,r,n FOR THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
s.na.a. Thursday, April %,

Several Executive communications were
rec M. Foster introduced bill to provide
!. .hs encouragement and progress of the
~, nssful arts. Referred.
ussIu noto message from the President on the
N Cor the relief of Arthur Edwards, was
aOrdered to be printed. m
O'T The Senate then adjourned.
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AUCTION SALES.

GHERIFFs sALE.-ON SATURDAY, 5,h II
~ May, 1860, will offer for sale the schooner
IN CHARLES STIFF, to satisfy an execution
:@SIEL&in my hands, in name Of Wilmer & Bro,
also, Jayins' Agent, &c, for Henry DainEerfeld
vs.. James W. Shiles, aud al. Terms, cash. salc
to take place at Lambert's Wharf at 10 o'clock. A.
NJ. G. N. CASTLEMAN, u. s., Tor
ap 27-eoiS JAS. SANGSTER, Sheriff
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-27

NEW YORK, April 26.-Cotton closed steady
sales Of 1900 bales. Flour closed firm sales 81
Is 500 bbs.; State S5.37 @Sj.424; Ohio $1,000
1920: Southern $6.3Og $500. Wheat closed
frmer; sales Of $1,000 bush. Corn closed buoy
ant; sales Of $4,000 bush; white SIWS5c. PorL
closed heavy; mess $l7.5oW Sl7.95. Lard closed
firm at lO301lc. Whiskcy closed firm At &c.
Sugar closed steady. Stocks are dull and lrrcgu-
lar. Va SIS 923; Mo 6s 83s.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, April 26.-Four closed firm Al
1928 for Ohio aud SGI2 for City Mills. Wheat
is buoyant; white l6SG Ia l3Oc.; red l5o@ls5. Corn
il quiet at 72(a75c for white and yellow. Proyi-
sious are unchanged Whiskey re.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-27

ITGARS OF ESPIC, or Pectora Fumisator
l for diseases of the Organs Of Respiration.
Not single nervous affection Of the chest meek,
face. and head exists which cannot 6e cured ~
al all events relieved by the use of the Pectorai
Fumigator. Thus Asthma, Angener' Fec'or's'
Oppression, Palpitation Of the Heart Nervous,
Coughs Spasms of the 0saphaguS, the Throat and
stomach Tic Doloreaux, Headaches, gradual or
sudden extinction of the Voice, Toothache, sleep.
lessness, all yield to its healing power. IL = not
merely in maledes purely nervous that the Fuml-
gator exerts its salutary influence. There exist
diseases which without being entirely nervous are
equally far from being iniammatory, such as de,
cay of the lungs and laynX The dangerot these
diseases is universally acknowledged. For sale by
IN " IL COOK & co. Sarepta Hall
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-27
PORTLAND SUGAR and SYRUP.

a0A BARRELS "A. Al" SUGAR
EUU 200 BARRELS SYRUP, daily expected
per Schr. Marshall Perrin, for sale by
m 81 FOWLF co.
-. WAREHOUSE FOR RENT-That well
"a known stand is a Grocery % Liquor Store, in
Twins Block, corner Of King and Union streets
Apply to Jap 26-3t@l P. +. HOFFMAN
NOR SALETO ARRIyE.-lOOO bushels Shor Z.
II by ISAAC PAUL,
an Is corner Union and Queen SIS
MET HAIR DRESSES, at
~ NH % MEYENBERG'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-27
RIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERT1S ERAPRIL 81, 1860

SALE.-Mr. r. X. Hughlett has sold his
residence and about IL J acres of land near
Warrenton to Mrs. NJ. A. Combs, for 81. 200
$500 an acre. The situation is a
delightful one A short time since vacant
lot containing about three-quarters Of an
acre, inside the corporate limits Of Warren
ton, was sold for 81 200.
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NJ A Rim E LIST

ARRIVED.
Schr. Henry Finch, Davy, Jersey City, two
passenger cars to Orange and Alexandria Rail
road Company.
Steamer Diamond State, Kerwin, Baltimore, to
Wheat Bro.
Steamer Gipsey, Hatton, Plantersville, assorted
cargo to Washington Co.
MEMORANDA.
Sehr. Banvard, Green, hence at New York, 18th
inst
scbr. Excelsior, Riley, hence at Boston, oath
inst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-27

RAIL ROAD TRAvEL.-The season Is rapid
ly drawing near for an increased travel on
all the Railroads of our state. The through
travel on the Alexandria and Orange Rail
road, and Lynchburg extension, is already
| increasing, and passengers speak IN high
terms of the facilities and accommodations
on the route. The road, we have no doubt
this spring and summer, will do thriving
business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-27

PASSENGER CAUSE.-THE Orange and Alex
andria Railroad Company are adding to
their number Of passenger cars, so az to keep
pace with the greatly increased, and con
stantly increasing travel over the road =
Yesterday, the schooner Henry Finch, from
Jersey City, arrived ut this port, having on
board two splendid passenger ears Tor TINS
road They are most handsomely furnished,
and will at once he put into service.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-27

A fire occurred last week in the Chestnut
Ridge woods about four miles from Harris
sonburg, and about one hundred acres OF
valuable timber was destroyed. There was
a great deal of firewood, cut and corded, con-
sumed The loss falls generally upon Messrs.
A. S. Bryant, JOS. Bilhimer's heirs, and W.
q prinn
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PAPER-HAEGINGs, WINDOW SHADES,

AAAbG@@A@1I
TlHE undersigned would respectfully call the
attention III the citizens of Alexandria and
vicinity to lis SPRING STOCK of PAPER
HANGINGS and WINDOW SHADES, embra-
cling a desirable selection Of new Patterns of Pa
pers, appropriate for Parlors, Halls Chambers,
Dining rooms and Libraries including hand
some assortment of GOLD and GOLD and VEL
VET PAPERS, STATUES, MEDALLIONS,
CENTRE PIECES FIREBOARD PRINTS,
&c Also, good assortment ofwarranted GOLD
BAND WINDOW SHADES III the lot i few
new aud beautiful designs: also imitation GOLD
AMI COMMON SHADES; Green, Blue and Buff
Window Shade Hollands; Picture Cord and Tas-
sells; Shade Trimmings, g.. Orders Tor Paper
hanging or Window Shades executed with skill
ana dispatch, ii city Or country. Having pur-
chased for cash, will sell at the lowest remune-
rative prices a cal solicited from those needing
Tile above goods. JOHN MARkRITER,
No ~, 7th street, doors above odd Fellows
Hall, Washington City, u. q
= ms
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By 7. N. McCORMICK-AU cToSrEn


up 23-eots
BY I. N. MCCORMICK AucrlyyrER
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-u cNeeu.
v ton Of 4 deed Of trust bearing date July i-l.
1856, recorded amongst the land records "a Alex
andria County, Liber =, No 3, Folio ~ ! Wilt
offer for sale, at public auction, ~ NondoH a
2SM duy vi Euy merit al IL O'Clock, ~, ii .TuuE
d the Court House. il the city 81 Alexandra that
very valuable farm called "M0RNEN," .imat,d
on -Four Mile Run, in the County 81 Alexandra,
adjoining the lands Of Edward Dam geItcld, ss4.,
Sewell i. Corbett and others, FIVE miles from r.c
city Of Washington, three miles from Alexandra.
ana within two hundred yards ~ tie Alexandra,
Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad
The tract contains 272 ACRES about 95 aaraF
in wood and il well watcred, there being several
springs upon it-one never failing near thc h.u.r.
and another within fifty yards Of the barn llu
On improvements consist Of a BRICK DIV III.
K:I LING HOUSE, containing eight rooms,
brick Office, ice house, and servants house, s.a
large barn, 6i LIZ 81 feet with good .tabng un
ierneath The land il well adapted tot Ac sroR.
Of wheat, corn, and grass.
TERMsi-0ne- tenth Of the purchase money Ni
Ne required in hand, the balance III three cgua
payments, Al 8, IT, and : months tile deferred
payments to bear interest, ami secured by drea .i
tru t, ~ retention Of the title.
up 2O-eots Law ,. TAYLOR, Trustee.
GALE OF A VALUABLE FARM IN FAIR
- FAN COUNTY, VA, ~ TIE VICINITY
OF WASHINGTON AND ALE&ANDkIA-
On Saturday, he th day III Nog ~ IL o,...L,
IN, III front of the Mayors Ofhae, ~ the ci'J III
Alexandria Va, the subscriber a. trustee VIA
virtue of deed Of trust from Amelia y. Young
dated July st. 1856, and duly q record ~ i.e
County 81 Fairfax, va, will sell At public auction,
a TRACT OF LAND, now occupied hy Ar
Young containing ubOut FIFTY ACRES, s..Na-
ted IN the said County 81 Fairiex, On tac L,o-
burg Turnpike, 4 short distance beyond Bailey
Cross Roads, and about seven miles trom b.ta
Alexandra and Washington.
The land i of excellent quality-is ven vato.
ed-e'gnJ Or y" acres y ! va + E "@I'
- i : ~, ,',I' $500
- mn. L,,;I,li.,,s ~, III Marc consist ..t rs
,;#ig oo,os,r,,lI, T0TTAG E,n. >nI....
Sa~1T. In,,.a Ec
~ srsIaa,l tb. aynanscs .f .sI.. r. Ue
nai i, cosb I'M boIarcr u he maid MI the Is. ,as
u April, ls6I-tLe deferred payment ~ boar
terest from the day ri sale, and 70 be evidence
BIZ the bond u the purchaser, secured by i.et
trust upon the property.
81 FERGUSON BEACH TRUSTEE.
al 6-eots Nat. Int-eot-
by JOHN II. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
-. SMALL AND DESIRABLE DWELLING
Fla; HOUSES AT PUBLIC AUCTION Wi.l uc.
offered II public sale IN .Satudqy tn an h,a
WI ncIt. !, ID orL,ct, IT,. III the premise.
new FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, Fl rr.
street. near the Cotton FACTORY ana Alexandra
LoYdonn md Hampshire Depot. Two story aud