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j. ID. ARTHUR & SON,
nroRrERs AND JoBBERs OF
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
OF ALL KINDS.
u Sd g.
REAPERS AND COMBINED
MACHINES.


We now offer for sale the celebrated
NEW YORK REAPER AND NEW YORK REAPER
AND MOWER,
Made expressly for California, by warder & Child at
Springfield Ohio.
We have sold the above make Of machines for the
last five years. with increased sales every year. One
hundred and seyentysix of these Reapers were sold
last season. all Of which gave the most perfect salts
faction, as being the most DURABLE, LIGHT RUN
MING, and COMPLETE Reaper and Mower In use.
Extra parts always on hand.
Also, KETCHUM'S MOWER. Improved for 1861.
Said to be the best single Mower ever made.
Also, THE VERMONT MOWER AND REAPER.
light draft Cuts five feet suitable for small farms
Also. HALLS, PITTS & RUSSELL'5 THRESH-
ERS; POWERS, Etc.
BRADLEY's PATENT HORSE RAKEs. A boy
can use them.
SPRING STEEL TEETH WHEEL HORSE
RAKE5.
REVOLVING HORSE RAKES IAN sizes.)
Hay and Barley Rakes, Barley Forks, Hay Forks,
Scythes and Snaths (a kinds), Grain Cradles, Seed
Sewers. Cultivatnrs, Farm or Plantation Mills, (for
grinding feed-best in use Browns Burr Stone Mills
Hand Mills, Horse Carts, Wagons Plows, HarrOws,
Nails, Hoes. Shovels GrindstOnes (a sizes, in casks
or singe), Large Road Plows, Road SeRpers, etc.
All OF which are offered for sale at the lowest city
prices.
J HN d. ARTHUR 4 son,
Cor. Washington and Davis streets,
amzl San francisco.
, 1861-04-26
For Delegate to Congress.

Ma. LoDGE-You will please announce Col. NJ. 7
as candidate for Delegate to Congress.
ljtf -
, 1861-04-26
UNIVERSITY LANDS.

THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN AP.
pointed President Of the Board Of Commissioners APP
pointed to make selections OF the lands reserved by
Congress fog University purposes to make entry Of
their selections in the Land Office, and to sell the
same at price not less than dollar and fifty cents
per acre as per law passed January 1861, is now
prepared to receive proposals from all persons who
wish tn purchase surveyed lands in Washington Terri
tory, in quantities not exceeding six hundred and
forty acres in one body.
The titles 10 all lands sold VIII conform to the laws
Of the United Suites and Of this Territory.
All necessary information concerning fractions Of
sections legal subdivisions and plats OF townships
&C., can be obtained upon application to Mr.. A. NJ.
Poe, Locating Agent, Olympia, w. T.
DANIEL BAGLEY,
President Of the Board Of Commissioners
March l5 1861. Swl7
, 1861-04-26
To the Democratic Party Of Washington
Territory.

In accordance with resolutions, passed at a meeting
Of the Democratic Central Committee, held at Olym
pa, January 10Th, 1861 notice is hereby given that
Democratic Territorial Convention will Be held on
yer TO select Delegate to represent the Territory in
Congress-
The representation Of each county in said Conven-
ton will be two delegates TO every Representatives in
the Territorial Legislature, as per apportlonment Of
1850 and 1861.
1t is recommended to the Committees Of the differ
ent counties TO hold their primary meetings to choose
delegates TO the Convention ut an early day.
By order Of Committee.
J.J. II. VAN B0KKELEN,
CHAIRMAN
, 1861-04-26
MARRIED.

At Portland. Oregon, on the 10th inst. by Rev.
Ar. Cornelius, Mr.. J. MILLER MURPHY, Of Olympia,
and Miss ELIZA JANE NEG UIRE, of that city.
, 1861-04-26

r. We are constantly receiving NEW BOOKS
which we will sell at the lowest prices.
G.. X. WILLARD 4 SON.
, 1861-04-26
lltw Abutrtistmtnts.
FOR SALE OR CHARTER.

THE STEAMER RANGER NOW IN PORT AT
Steiacoom, is offered for sale charter. She Is in
good running ORDER and can be bought at bargain.
Inquire Of N. Galliher at SteacOom, W. r..
Steaeoom, April Is. 1851. 5wZS
, 1861-04-26
BLACKSMETnIING.

THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES THIS a
method Of informing the public that he has, E 81
in connection with his Livery Stable in Olym- W
pa, Blacksmith Shop, where he is prepared TO do all
kinds Of work in iron.
Particular attention paid to shoeing horses, s,@
&c. / have the best workman in the cOuntryW II
and all work is warranted TO give satisfaction v u
and to be done at reduced prices. All kinds OF
produce taken in exchange for work, and even money
will not be refused.
All those wanting wagons either old or new. can
be accommodated either for money produce or stock
Cayuse horses, &c.
H, wINS0R.
Olympia, Aug. 81, 1860. 4ltf
, 1861-04-26
NOTICE.

WHEREAS MY WIFE ESTHER HAS LEFT MY
he'd aud board without just proyocaton this
is to warn all persons from harboring or trusting her
on my account will not pay any debts Of her con
tracing from and after this date.
Stelacoom, April 20, 1861. sw23
GEORGE W. ALLEN.
, 1861-04-26

TITS com otAiltss.A .htAdt y. s-t
has hec0mo es ifl ltet 1tnard Ae.H
and approved by Al thd have us.d ~ nn'i = wv rs.
sorted % with confidence in - al e diseases ior Nhe
irrecommendeL ~
II has cared uousanfs - within the i7si Two seffa
who had gTen up ALI hopes ~ oi relief .! ho niifFoua
unsolicited certificates IN my "a ,pqa4eaalonffow-
The must be adtpiei - 10 ihe Temperament o. o
individual takipg H. aud us n led ~ such quall4 a. 70
act gently Vi tho Bewoa - -.
let dictates Of youfl ~ Judgement guile ypu y 10
use Of The LIVER IN-l lttlVIGOHATOt, - andh
vuleuro I,tver COM . lpIaints, BltlousAt
taeIxs, DysrepaIa, ~ Chronic Diarrhocn
sum IN o M Il ~ lpininta, Dysento-
ry, Dropsy, Sour = lStomacn, iAHEitunt
Costtvsness. Chot- q lie, cholcrn, cholo-
rn Hlorbris Cholera q lInfnntuua, Fintu~
lence, Jnundtce, ~ Female Weai<nest-
y. And may be used snc euasfaly aa an Orlinn-
~ Family r1edl- lcine. hwnicHe eAu-A
HEADACHE, laa . thousands can te'nE9 ~
twenty minutes, NJ = two or three Nen-
spoonfuls are TAX len a eomn'eno'n'en' y
attack I'll .-... 40. ,..,,,....s
AL who use II are o. giving hsif iaaA'm'ny
n IL avcr.
MIX WAITER IN THE MOUTH WITH
THE INVlCORATOn, AND sWALhoW
BOTH TOGETHER.
, 1861-04-26
SAM cords
LIVER REFRIGERATOR,


,n;ift f.llEHly n. ynssI At 81. fI,s Il 81
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COMMERCIAL.
Monetary.

The money market is in very unsettled state
the r,plors from Washington having tendency
=, =. further depression. There is nothing OF lm'
oo-,apce doing in stocks here, and quotations are
F,,s,bsr nominal The New York stock mar
ks,.is quoted dull, and Virginia IS are down To
81. Exchange on New York. Philadelphia ana
baltimore is dull 1T 4g4t premium WIN ue-
Ginning tendency. ;o,u d,l1
The stock market continues excessively quiz
nd there was sumo hearness OIL Thursday Dun
% p Gilmore and ut New York. The best invest
mont securities, however, continue hrm.
Some dissatisfaction is expressed III New iolN
II the determination OF the Secretary OF Tue ,I
il '"I ,;o,i ali the bids for the new loan below
a. 7,,r Commercial thinks that rs the "hole
.'noprt could have been awarded at the rate 5"
a i'air concentrating to the minimum adopted
:, :. Questionable whether it would not have oeeh
",nl policy t. close with the offers mads.
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REMARKS.-The market for BreadstufS tol
2he past week huS improved. The STOCK VI noui
IN store is fair and the receipts by railroad nave
increased There were sales OF Union Street gu
,,rfiu. nj So.ISNLSj.5o; Extra S6W6.l21, and
Family So 3O(a7 90 The offerings OF Grain Oh
Change have been heavy. The transactions have
been large: we note sales oi wheat III i+O1. 1--we
Tor choice to prime quality white, and red ut 'o"'
1873 and lsJc for good 10 choice, anu 10 10, anu
l2Sc for medium to fair quality. Tue offerings
If Corn hay, been fair. with III active demand i;
We quote first quality white 1t GOc. Tor milling
mrrnoses; mixed at III "a. JGc, and yellow ID 5o@
Be- The offerings Of Rye are light with fair
enquiry: there were small sales during the week
NJ 6SGGIUc all advance. Oats are IL lair request
AZ 3uGl32c The receipts fair. The Seed
market bns not been 80 active as the Wetk pre-
yious-pcices are firm. The demand tor Ground
Plaster continues brisk, and quotations are hrnl;
We uuu,, ground plaster delivered on carsat 80,
md Lump So 75Gu 81. There is very little DONG
in the Leather market, and prices are unsettled
In the Grocery market there Is more activity, ana
trade with the country merchants LAS become
more brisk. We give list vf the loading articles
Brown Sugars, common &C.; fair :! c.; priuc
GlS!c.: Crushed lC0G '0!c. Coffee 9Y Mo.
!asses Muscovado Esq SOC; Porto Rico $500 @'c.;
New Urleaus 42c. Rio Coffee IA g l35c java
SGalS1c. Lasuyra and Marlcaibo log &C.
Salt, q. 4. Si.l0; AShtou'S fine 81 80 Mhiskey,
rsctifed 25M3o In Freigh,S we have but littte
change to ROte Vessels scarce and are much
wanted !; We quote to Portland 81; Portsmouth
s. 10: Boston 81; CohaSset Narrows 81; Ware
ham 81 s.; New Bedford Sl.S5; Bristol Sl.S';
Providence Sl7U; New Port $40; Fall River
81 70; Norwich 81 50; New Haven Sl.O2!;
Bridgeport 81 624; New York Sl.43; Albany
81 50. Troy 81 90; Philadelphia 9J.-
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By MAGNETIC 7ELEGRAIW.
VIRGINIA CONVENTION.

RICHMOND, April 5.-Thc sixth resolution
of the majority report came up in the Com
mttcc of the Whole today. On motion oil
Mr.. Critchcr, it was amended by inserting
the words .'dissoIve their connection With
in lieu Of least off their obedience to.
Mr.. Moore moved to strike out the word
"wronus," and insert causes; the idea being
that wrongs did not mpel the States to Sc
cede The al endment was rel ected by q
large majority. Some other unlmportant
amendments were also defeated.
MIR. BuuIdin moved to amend, by insert
ing" earnestly desire" in lieu Of the
words "indulse the hope"-which was
agreed to.
Mr.. Wise moved to strike ont the whole, and
insert Il substitute contemp dating resistance
to the wrongs of the South: induIging Il
desire iov IN adjustment, ana that Virginia
should not offer or adopt any terms OF adj
iuStment which ought not 10 be acceptable
to the saceded States, and restore them to
the Union
The Committee hy vote Of 81 ayes, 10 50
noes refused the substitute.
Mr.. Mise then moved to amend by adding
the last clnuSe Of the foregoing substitute,
which was rejected, I'll Ia a.
The resolution WAS then adopted. 1t
reads as follows:
Resolved, That deeply deporing the pre-
sent distracted condition Of the country,
lamcnting the wrongs that have impelled
some Of the States TO dissolve their connec-
ton with the Federal Government. but sen-
sible of the blessings of The Union; and i'm
pressed with its Importance To the peace.
prosperity and progress ot the people, we
earnestly desire al adjustment to be reari-
ed by which the Unirn can be re-eStabisL-
ed in itS integrity AID Peacc; prosperity and
fraornal feelings be restored throughout the
aud.
Che 7th resolution them came NJ and, on
motion Of Mr. WISE waa amended by strik-
ing cut all from the word Government, To
the last sentence yeas GS may t..
Mr.. l.aukc moved 10 amend, hy adding a
declaration that the North must abstain from
any Interference with slavery IN the States
AMI the Common Territory. aud abandon all
hostile political organizations. This WAS re-
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AUCTION SALES.

BY J. T. CREIGHTON-Aucrlo
CHOMMISSIONERS'S SALE OF A FALUA-
~ Bile FARM IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.
by virtue Of Il decree Of the Circuit Court of
alexandra county, rendered in the suit Of Loui$a
Hunter W. Iochman and Williams, the under
signed Commissioners, will, ON SATURDAY,
THE 6Ts DAI or APRIL, 1861 in front Of tie
Mayors Office, in the city of Alexandria, sell at
public auction, that valuable farm known as
"SUMMEk HILL" the Alexandria and
Washington Turnpike, and about midway between
the two cities. The farm contains about $50
ACRES, Of which about one.third is i'll wood
1t is we'll improved, and commands the bencf, of
the three markets of Washington, Georgetown.
and Alexandria.
TERMS One tenth the purchase money i'll
cash and the residue in three equal instruments,
ut 6, II, and is months, to be secured by tho
bonds Of the purchaser, ala. retention Of the
title till the bonds are paid.
CHRISTOPHER NEALE, ro,,,,r.
GEORGE W. BRENT,
feb 2S-2awtd
GD- The above sale is postponed till SATCR-
DAY, April Goth, 1861.
CHRISTOPHER NEALE, c,
GEORGE w. BRENT, 1'n''H -
ap 6-2awtd
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Extensive Military Preparatio us.

New YORK. April j lii" Government
has chartered tr steamers Baltic ari Ariel
to carry tr"al.:, under sealed orders. The
Baltic will carry Captain BarringS company
cr flying artillery. and ninety mon, and the
Ariel s"yen or eight companies u infantry
and marines They will sail on Sunday.
The lriga:c Powhattan goes 10 sea to-ri"r-
row morning :uIIy equipped and provi$Ioned,
and will rrahabjv IKE three companies "I
troops The impression 1t ihr Navy ard
is that both Sumter and Picken> arc To be
reinforced. \ company If a hundred nen
on Govern"r'S lslanG have received marchm Z
orders. . hers viii speedily follow.
There are now over lwentySlN hundred
troops at different Staticns il this p.1rt.
The Express says it is supposed in we'll
informed quarters that Texas is point
where troops will be landed, and that they
are seut out ut the request Of General iiHus'
ton 10 rcpcl Indian incursiuns.
The Steamship Atlantic h.s also been
chartered, and CLEARED !or braz"S this after
noon with provisions and sores, the proper
" ut the Government.
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Forced Vlrsinia Bonds.

New NuKA, April "a ie:i!in& banking
II. use j.. Wall strre!. it Is .ail. has BEEN de-
tcc:cd in . daring attempt IL Swlndie. hy
means oi forged Virginia bonds /: is i,r-
l,evel iiat u large amount ci forged bonds
ha, brcu thrown upon the market. The par
,;eS Implicated declare themselves /" b"
Virzinians An investigation is progressing.
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WM n MIR

M TAM FAETU REX uni Dealrr in every va
W. rie!y OF CABINET FURNITURE, keeps
constantly hand, Al his Warerooms, corner If
King and 81. A>aph streets, Alexandria, Va. II
large assortment of Plain and Fashionable FUR
NITURE. CHAIRS, MATTRESSES, LOOK
EYEGLASSES, SPRING BEDS, &c, which he
will sell al the most reasonable rates.
1ts- Every description ot CABINET FURNl-
TGRE made to order, with dispatch, and at salts
factory prirrS APP 6--lT
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The Markets.

BALrlMoRE, April D. Flour firm; Howard street
$3.50; Ohio So City Mills S3.37. Whest steady:
red 1900 l2ac white lJOMIjS. Corn quiet; yell
low 6OM,Glc white 6IW 63c. Pork drm; mess
$i1: pri,ue Sl4 Lard Zoe. Coffee firm at l2SY
lS4c. Wuiskcy dali ;tt iI5W iSc.
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SALE THIS DAY

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
" REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF AL
EXANDRIA.-By virtue of Il decree of the Cir
cult Court of Alexandria county, rendered in tho
suit Of Sarah Ofutts executors VS.. Lester Lloyd,
and others, the undersigned Commissioners, will,
utl2 o'clock NJ ON SATURDAY, the 9th day
of April, 1861, in front of the Mayors Office, in
the city of Alexandria, sell at public auction, that
esfs valuable HOUSE and LOT, on the south
.II.;A side Of King street, one door east Of Fa-
yette street.
+ TERMS :-Onc-tenth Of the purchase money in
cash, the balance in three equal i.talments, at 6,
IL, and Is months, from the day of sale-the de-
ferred payments, bear interest, and to be secur-
ed by the negotiable notes Of the purchaser. with
an approved endorser, and the title to be retained
until the deferred payments ure made. The cash
payment to he forfeited, and the property reso!i
at the risk of the purchaser on failure to comply
with tho terms of sale.
I. LOUIS KINZER,
= Law. B. TAYLOR, Comm'rs.
b. l.. SMOOT,
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klaxandria Fish Market, April 5.

There was falling oil in the arrivals OF Shad
10 div. hu; an increase Of Herring.
SHAD.-Four or live Thousand up, which sold
ut from SlOWSl2! = hundred.
HERKlHG Twenty i've Thousand up, winch
sold ut Sll a thousand.
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Por,MAc FISnEElE$.-The fishing season
ON the Potomac river has now commenced IL
good earnest, ANA though the number 81
nets arc greatly reduced from former sea,olrS,
vet the fiuny tribe must look sharp or the
trap surrounds them and they find them,
selves above wafer III full numbers. The
seasons have not been ~ remnncratiNc ct
late years, and hence: the reduction in num
ierS At nets. We d. not suppose there are
more tElan hall as many shores on the Ma
ryanl side as heretofore. From all accounts
however. the GiI|-net& will be ~ nnmer"as,
il not more numerous, than formerly. ~-Io'7
lD,a;.r0 iintr$.
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Eumo- i'll Relation to the Confederate State;

Eumo- III Relation to tho Confederate States.
NEW NuEk, April ) the Pest Of this
Afternoon saws it j.. rumnrcd shat the Gov
rrnment agents who were sent To England
and France, have returned and report that
rrn Cunfeceracy, and in no manner rcc"g-
nize or assist it, ana that the President ana
Cabinet have Determined To take Immediate
and vigorous measures Cor the enforcement
al the laws, 1t all hazards.
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New YORK, April j.-Flour is heavy; sales OF
800 bbls State $j.2uW 500 Ohio $500 (g So,
10; Southern is unchanged Wheat is dull and
heavy; white Western, 1900 1867. Corn is quiet;
sales Of $1,000 bushels mixed 1T 69c. Pork Is
firm; Mess Sl7M$l7.I2!; Prime Sl2.1'@ To-
Lard is uuchangtd WhlSkey closed hrm; sales
atlS!Ge 1S!r. Stocks dull and lower Va. Us
IA. no q Us.
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THE SUNDAY MORNING CHRONICLE, -
Published by


J. Is. SHERIDAN Il CO., WAsHINGToN.
rE7iIIS PAPER. though but two weeks old, has
/ already reached d large circulation Is Il III
lr:,lcd to supply All admitted want IN the Sreii'
pulitic.st Metropolis and vicinity. Ihcre eau De
no Just objection 10 ii lis bUNDA1 iAfEh
being prepared, printed, and issued oAIUhDA
NIGHT, keeping open till late hour III o'clock
for telegraph reports, &C., can bc delivered DC
fore S:nrise TO subscribers.
ARRANGEMENTS have been concluded with some
Of the finest " RlTERS III America to contribute
regularly to the columns OF the CHEONICLE
We sock, in order tn make it agreeable to The
Ladies', for the choicest POETRY, and most at
trartyc STORIES, FASHIONS, &C., in which
they are known to be interested.
Mas- Politicians will lind the columns of the
CHRONICLE worthy of preservation.
E..5- To the Pastor or Laymen, the CHEOh1-
Gle is particularly interesting, writer's OF un-
cxcrllcd ability have been engaged to furnish the
CHRONICLE with ecclesiastical and religious
communications. (See first number.
Its only politics will be an unfaltering devotion
to the Enion of these States and Peace forever.
es~ MR.. SIGGERS Opposite Gazette Office
has ueen appointed Agent for the CHRONICLE
in this city, who will receive subscriptions and
advertisements for same
la.s- Subscribers be supplied at their resi-
denceS for Is cents per month, or $l.5O per year.
NI5- ADVERTISING rates same Is other
papers. Washington. up e.
SHING ron THEA E.
FRIDAY NIGHT AND SATURDAY AFTER
NOON AND NIGHT,
Will be performed
THE GORGEOUS SPECTACLE
Entitled the
AIAD Q u E z N,
With Mr.
JOSEPH JEFFERSON
AS sCHNAPPs.
The afternoon performance on SATURDAY
April i, will commence ut three o'clock.
re" Admission. only SO cents to all parts oil
the House.
J1t:'' Children IS cents. ap 3-2t
sEAYOR'S OFFICE, ArnIr. 3rI. lSGI.-Au
lil Election for -Four 0yEksEERS Of THE Poor
tone from each Wari) will be held II the Council
Cnaubcr on Unnduy, the Sh inst, under the
direction ur the following Commls si"ner>--A. D.
Warlield. john l.. Smith, e. $. Price.
The sal! Election 10 be held between tho hours
Of 10 o'clock in the morning, and ) o'clock III the
Afternoon.
ap 4--tE ". L. PRICE. Magyar.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
ySTE take pleasure in informing you that We
w are now prepared 10 offer you !argr ana
desirable assortment OF
BOUTS AND SHDES,
Of every variety, of Manufacture, 1t prices
u luw as for Northern work, and respectfully ask
Al examination before you make your purchases.
Also, "a hand large ari well assorted Stock
Of STRAW, FUR, aud WOOL HATS, compris
ing Il grc,. many new and desirable styles.
NH 2g--Im &. 4. BALDWIN 4 60
Y.J,,
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" an adjourned meeting Of tic E"i"n-
tcer Battalion. held yesterday evening al III"
office OF Lieut. Herbert, the resignation of
Quarter Master Richards, Sergeant S"i"r
Wise and Quarter Master Sergeant Fltz-
hugh, were handed in ad accepicd-a!tcr
which the meeting adjourned. We under
stand that no appointments have us YET been
made "a till the vacancies accustomed by the
resignation II five OF tie six officers of the
staff
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Coal TRApE.-During the week endiHs on
Tuesday, Ito canal b"atS, with ll,o06 tons OF
coal, lett Cumberland. Md. making for the season
3tS boats with 81 .g2i tvnS Of coal.
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Seizure OF q Schooner Tor Violation CT 1us9ec-
lon LAWS.

\ KroIS, April ). ~-Th" scF,'"ner Lucy /.
Warren, 81 Eaitnprc, WAS seized IN lianIi-
ION Roads tu-;i1y, Tor the YioIatiun ot the
Virginia Inspection Laws. SIZE Is III The
Custody If tie City Sergeant.
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Exr.utor at l;iLrs!:cbi Silcntt, dec u
Lou,loun county. nh lIeut>

nSSIAN HALL FOX "a LE.-By yrtae VI :.
~ deed OF trust executed By: Francis 4. Dick ms
and Margaret ii. pickiHs, /" the undersigned
dated 9th II October, 1857, and recorded i'll the
Clerks nl.e ri Fairfax county, shall u" -H"n
ang. tie l3h i'y"i .aprH. IsGl, Court day. sell
III public uc'i"a, IL The ighe<t bidder, before the
front al FartrA Court House, Tor cash, the tract
Of land described in said Iced, known Us OS-
SIAN HALL farm Che present residence oi +.
\. DicauS,D situated in tue county OF FairiuX
about ole mile FROM Annnda'c Post Office, Oh
lie Little River Turnpike i;oad TWO from spring
field Station. "n the Orange and Alexandria ram
roal from, Alexandria, ard ~ from Washing
ION city The tract contains about 6Oo AIN Eo'
Of which 80 in the original timber lhe 'lh.
- provetnert$ consist i'll part ut rouniod'o'S
ssii:i DWELLING, OycrSecr'S House, quarters:
large Baru, and other necessary ort-out'dAss' ana
LARGE ORCHARDS Of fine fruit
JAMES THRIFT, Trustee.
Fairfax O. H., Va. NH l4--eots
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NEW STAGE LINE FROM The PLAINS To
MIDDLEBURG,

,t-1-==ssGs, The subscriber having pur-
s:-.szSz.le::ss. chased this NAH. ROUTE. hcss
leave - inform the Travelling public, that Oh a.nl
after the 1T day Of April. hr will run L DAILY
LINE between these points.
He will have n comfortable Stage, goni Horses.
:; careful and accommodating Driver ami will use
every effort tu make this route to and from Alex
andrin popular one.
In order Ia save expense. Travellers will b.
careful 10 ask. III the Office in Alexandria, ;"r
''1Irh"t> jor Hiidlcj"ry.
Fare to and from Alexandria. g. 81.