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News Items
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AL,ssr en- grafton Of Chinese Is flowing into
British Columbia
rnr San Frauciaco CITY authorities have refused
O, repeal the st tn-enioce contracts for payment
IA go,d.
tnEaT Ia considerable excitement on the subject
of pc.roleum in the lower part of Caf,rul,, though
no tcfnito results have yet followed tho extensive
prospecuug.
TnH steamship Pacific was seized by the uni,ci
= sios Marshal Al Portland, Oregon, on the 18th
inst. for carrying opium, which did not appear on
her mAnies.. she rel, ssei ou tonds
TVS Georgia House of delegates Va ve sd,rtci
resolution requesting tho rctcl Congress to repeal
The Corsetipt law, I'D accept mon from the State
under officers Of tLct choice, by yeas Gi, NAYS
a.
lna steamers Golden Gag FOR Panans and Amer.
ica or san Juan lei ssir sailed from San Francnco
ou tie IAN, ~itS numerous passengers for New
York. rhc Golden Chy tske' $i,1iaooO treasure,
of which s-li,ouO so,e 10 New York, and tic bal.
sncc 10 HeNl,o and apsand.
Tux President brs lnucd Ms proclamation sta
| toa that Information having been received that
| hostrc Iudisns, within the limits Of 80 United
STAT p, have hccn furu.shsl with arms AMI inu,i-
tons ~ wAr by persons dwelling In foreign terri
tory, that ~ p'rsons c'-,ayc1 n sub ucfarioui
trerlc shall 10 arrested ,nd i''d hy court mar.
tis an i .Du,!rtel shall receive punishment due
| to their deserts
CIuzgsn arrived on Friday last AZ Fort
! Churchill Nrynia, nom Walkers River, ash ing
| for prus and ammunition, that tic settlers may
protect themselves against tho Indians. 4 num-
Der Of faui ~ hsvr since arrived from walkers
II vcr, nuprohcndn. general uprising Of ell the
tribes I'm that region. msrauding band Of IL
dams was met and nearly evterriuated, by par.
IS of thirty volunteers. at Mod Lake on tho l5.h
| inst
| A r rrtASr. Nc. dispatch states that portions
| Of ~ wreck of vcsse, srpareuty three or four
! hundred tons hurthcn, we're found, on saturday,
! in staples Cove, Cape El,zahc.h, near vhcro the
y B,homi,n was lost. It appeared 70 he Perfectly
| new vessel and probably went ashore Saturday
| morning. hhc wts sIlt m two from atcm to stern,
and the portion containing the namo was swep,
away 10 son. Nothing la heard Of tho crow, which
ia supposed to 10 lost. There 10 no cew ~ tho
| nan of the vessel
RrcmNoSp papers NJ the 18th contaa the fol.
! towing items; Tho COME icrsto Congress ad-
, lourned sjns die n. three O'Clock to-day ......
The President Of the james River Canal calls on
csnhl....... Tho Augusta Ga! papers say thatA.
II. STEPHENS hsa bccu IA Georgia for ten dava or
! no c, that he "a not vet been heard from, and
! Nigogou1 eHorts are mas NJ At Richmond Tor tie
organization OF cOlJrc4 troops.
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Ernm New OrIenns.

The steamship Gecrce CromSel. 1. N.u XIX eom-
mander arrived at ths port last eyeu'l'. W are
indebted " tie rrser OF the psuupt lciycry Of our
ue~tpsIer files and letiers.
letter from rera, says the sooo nesroes captured
At Berwick Bay, were rorIiy taken TO Houston and
sold It auction by sydnef he know ms they hsd hccn
isrsv cihAncipa'cd by the uni,ed si.tes, and uere
only liable to be treated as prisoners Of war.
Letters from pauphn Island stato that oug hAe of
t,uce boat Nashua, which vout within tao and ~
m o. ot Mobile to exchange prsoucrs on tlc % ~as
ar,i upon by the rebel bait, aud compelled to
rer,N. She ~as not Injured. The re.'s suh.e-
qucutly cAred they dirot the flag OF truce till
The, had fired fourteen tbo's
The DRAFT was pioercssine quietly - New orleans
sieht break had occurred in tue lcvos the Vcit
tank Of the M'sis.ippl ,I milo' toov Baton Rouge.
Two tnited States transports Nole Imported ssho-e
On the luth. uesf Pelican lrianI near fori no gan.
Cotton Al Nog Orleans quoted At staNIc. ior mit.
ding. Mgfkct nearly hare OF sugsr and moltsses.
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rHH steamship Western Metropolis At th's por-.
nun Greytowr, Nicsrsug1, on the oh, and ~
wanna on the 12,h iust reports thst wMic '-inc
10 the hNrbor " Havana, threats wcre mAd. ~
81 .cls oi.sts thAt sho would he burNcd he n
r"h'ny thsport The American Consul mott -
IN tnWAu,a and ven Buspciuus men found sooari
'rHs.' htcr, we've sent ashore. o. tic ilth ius'.,
Mo blockade RUNNING steamer Wren arrived AZ
OF cotton.
TnB 'u.l fever" tsNv. the hartford IrNEa) pre-
walls Ia unH1r., n"d Joint stock company 10
iornel Wit N'ao' y y 's,h ~ tho head. TO sink a
well in Reefs GAp,' oyc- the Llc, in Durham-b
spot Wtere' ave loot below tho turiacc, cosi as
tVuYd III N53, waon l'oakin. . round 'lr tho "Ar
Iine.' THIS ''coa is 'ot hlas, hiss Inn color.
isqmte soft burns Freely va a conunn wood stove-
but Is rendered unit Tor tac hy an offensive snor
whcn igniied, A specimen ~ this luminous
formation was oNau,ued by r-of s'uuan sous
twslVc years since, Aud WAS ly L,m Yrouounccr
not pure coal, hut sn oils aulst-p,e.
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Jca Dayt hGs Issued paitiu- mrVate 70 the rehct
Courros, and nom the mournhl tone vl.,h pei
vAdes the document IL would that he dc-ru, IL
TO be Kind OF v.edictory for the collsphng CouieG.
crazy. II is cctlsinly the midcst, tAmes anu leaet
helligeront paper that has cmAnatcd from tho r'sl
President srce the beginning OF the wLr. Hitherto
hs state pnpcrr have been full of direful threaten
ngr AGAINST the Nosth, breathing Vengeance and
sns king Ne roncV Of fght az II var were the nor
msi condition ot the chivaltsy. Bat the military
o'cratuus Of tho lArt icw months and The ouiinous
apu..r.urr OF the situation At the u e-rnt time seem
tJ have etfccuualb checked NJ. nAyis'u huucoml".
aud tone. duau hue wolifhut 20 tie mtldnrf- OF n
tlc inSu, M enemy thst We Gre their 'nt"ters" III"
Las no ulusion to ctIr'tng the war rhere II 10
easy TO siyaucc, vi. IA food 10Y TIVE sword and tho
torch await cur armies In t'c dCnscly ppulaiet
Citr," ot thv Nofth. Nothing ui the kind. llsNo-
racity ,com. 20 be .tcl Nj, blood-thrstinosr hs-
dition OF 90 the c,uac" than No ever bcioiu
uttered Tho capital uf M, COME ieratr b,acsi ~
uos thIcatcucd," say NJ, pAyi', and is iu rrcier
danger than II h.s heretofore t,Cn durius the Sa'
trutcJ 10y Sir. unyts s proo ououi that be fee iis
,uth 20 tle ia icst cSet and i Pr pairing his duIe'
.,',' - ONE ~ tl .5ri Inc r'rI,t I" m" rrSsls
n.t u tand ns their o''onsih!c lndiGeien,e toli.
the ttuci IN ustut utVOtOa tht quarter iArt ~ hf
ui,.sisc ~ tho nmip.un Road. Pofoc Conference,
"a sfan hics 20 thtoN the blame OF failure upon
liesid' N Lincoln. The ncsnVo 1iscoeer one item
Hirto Interest TO the Noith NJ pA,r ssyr shat sub
ut NJ y To tAi ONO ~ Alli th hth o. 'Hfu.
tg,, ,uittnHn i'us taf L,uu arm m the JAucr nh
"a ol 'aurd utter, lev Oi u,u,tAl lougntIeet.
IA Which he stated th1t tuClc was possibility
oi Arriv n M an atr cable adiu'tmcnt ll means
ut military conio ou," brt"cch Hen"thls Hrant
ard l'p. \ .utd.uK. t'.rWl Lee cent
communication ~ on.I rant ~ the subject hu'
"a Int "a rtpnvd at lC .tH nIt 'i nWcltd u iego-
to cAttp hHou INft'NW ot u Idiciy military rhhf-
ac'er ami ;h'l" thc mn'trf eu'"d. Ihm ~ tho tobt
NtIt.ul No stcuut q tt,ec p.1ct'diugs ever cAin'
to thn pcs IA. ou.h aion sources and M l'n'ss
staten IT aust there ore be taken TOT What II is
W0 h. lu kC Iig Rith the f"l al dnFponorut tono
oi th, M sau tho IrlCl P",ocnt tells hls iullose
~ i their cuticuc, T. worth nOtlirg and that II eau
never T." ,rt, that the ntgIO hil ought TO hnvN
been lssr' trvrrHl uouths $50; that he iSt hhv"
more spdleIs HLd th0 liI ions 80 su,i and tlht Con-
tttft OItht o. pt az az permitting IL, r'apt n7loh
Ut the hGA"d cn'phr. lie aimiir that the intu mt
iTy op stunu have ,d thc Uti,,. OF ""nclu aging
our iUss and dirptiitiug many oi our pCopl',' anu
concludes With rev Aiped sentiment from Patrick
li"ui', which hu tcj CA. HttNE consent % N
chase, ~ the cost of dcarsiation and slavery, oe'
mrs on 10 live Ia AcouuUy rairis0nCd by their own
uuEIuca, and gutuIutI o. Oihryls cent Dy thu con-
VL,tOr 10 rule over them
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The Great Spring Floods.
MILLIONS or PROPERTY DESTROYED.
Army Of the Potomac.
Explosion of n Rebel Wine Jbder Fort
Hell. Etc

WSi' 'nyton. March l. Information from the
ny of the Potomac shove ~ It .oop- a,e in the
h,'' possible condition. and ready 10 move at any
time occasion uay require. Bunors corin.c to pre-
No IN camp that The rebels contemplate the eyacua.
ton OF Petersburg. On Thursday and Friday tho
enemy along the centre Of the line we're very busy
4 rowing troops from point 20 foint ut time
i0i at olo place. and In short time thereafter
othef thus uecessitatins the utmost ~achniinc.s or
o. entire line. Tho hcat UP an unusually bold
i'ot., Al time. completely rsaTi ing Ccmctcr, Ilm
With men. ard frequently OPENING upon our troops
With cannon, which was prompt. rcrlicd to. Itwas
lce"ed that they ondoa,oring to hide the
evacuation Of reteTshugr nom wlioh MI the p op!c
lnve been ordered away for tho pGrpo.e OF falling
uuck 10 theiE uc Of works, tho Mouth side Of
tbe Appomattox river, with tncT ving resting on the
Lynch urE RaJ. oad. 90 Thursday night otorrn Of
Wind and snow prevailed at a., flout teuts vcro
blow down snd trrc. were r9r7,tod abumhc- of
men oi the 57th Wsconsin We.c cIlsAcI sai killed
l.. the falling tree.
heavy EXPLOSION took place On Thuradsy, which
shook 'he hoats the James and Apoonatoz river
J. erpDared 10 be Ia the direction Of Petcrsburg, and
r IA, repl,'ot a. City Point that - was occssouej
ty an attempt Of the 'c'ol, to blow M Fort Hell,
~hich had been previously eyacustci bJ our troops
fuosins that the rebels haA previously undermined
Il
Secretary Stanton, arcomr.nied hv hi, wife an1
vHral other lates arrived at head uartes Thur.
dsy afternoon, and Aftr proceeded TO the loft Of
80 line, where tho Finn corp reviewed by him
and General Meade The party retured to CITY Point
special tram, whence they would room stat for
Washington,
. Washington March I9.-Infornatlon from the
Army Of the Potomr, saws -. Patrick Day was
sally celebrated by the lrirh Brigade the principal
entertainments consisting Of both horse and foot
ine. Gensrals Humphreys, Mot, aud Miles acted "a
) gee Col. Nueent hsyinc charge Of the course,
General Meade was present most Of the time, with
nearly ali the general ocere of the army, together
.ith thousands Of Officers and men. purinc nc se-
rond hurdle race COL Nou Setback, ot the Tth New
York Volunteers, thrown uom his ho sc and thus
severely Injured. The execution u sevolI dessrcr "a
peviously fixed for Friday, post oned til the fol-
l1glAS GsJ
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GENERAL SHERIDAN.
Rebel Account Of His Great Raid.

~ ,o',av ara rocc,ved Ihs wu,, co,,oir, u'o f,i-
W N--" nv ''' ''D'''' ''' '''-
Tho Lvncbhursh p,ror. On Monday and Tue,dev
i"' iF ~" y ' ''
bring come Of the details Of the raid through the
uuper couut- which in yirr of ~ fart that Sheri.
-, IN, ,,., .. -
Columbia We conceive 10 he pusrie to Withhold aud
,,.......' .,
H'oloiOl' 'AS '''"' "''o'' o'' 81 N'''
Tho NtHGIsINS says that the Yankee division rrrt
Il; ,h, ti..,t,. & cri..,l tt ,,,.,,. aud ,,,,,l q.
:" '""' H'''N''' " 9' ~ " ''
Railroad as iAr - BhuhO bvtl' DI ulne tho fanf1al
lrid,e MT that polp, Every bridge bet..en Char.
a., a. o.,
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New York State Legislature,


albany, Hdych + Sundry temou.trarces were
preaented assin1 tree eros. town rnilroads RMS
were introduced 90 exempt bounty tonis E tara
ton anu TO prov tdc home fpr sick and disabled
diets, arpropriAa,ne .herrfor the Marine uospi1al
grounds.
BUS ORrrttp 40 a 1IuRp REApiNc.-Autlor-
izing the ca.tu rtion II putmatic tnlrcad in Sps
York. Also Tor s.tdunel railroad iu NeN Nort Ad
journei
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The hill 70 improve Plrk avenue brooklyn, VA.
rcpOrtc far0rshlr.
Etts PAa'rI. To extend the charter u the Re
pubic tirt lnsurtncc Company. 10 incorporate tLe
NcN York Ptact'cG luIsc Painteu' Association. Re
AtNe to hoddaye and bills of EXCHANGE and pruinir
toty uotes. To iucursrstr thc Merchants EIchaugo
and NeNs Roonn 90 tho civ oi Sew York Recurring
cgistatt 0i Gti,s 70 ure oficlu alt, Adjourned.
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From North Carolina.
Dispntch From Gen. Howard.

Fay'"s,1it, " C., Nlrch l0-l.3O +. ". To-Day
ne have added Fayetteville TO the list Of the cities
ihat have fallen into our hands. Harice Is sad 20
lave twenty thousand men, h4. withdrew across the
river yesterday and lstt nirht. lie I. reported IN
'1'A; Tor Eale,th Tie r bcls sHnished In The town
snd fred artillery upon tho houses o-cupiui by vo-
men and children. They burned bridge Rt this
place, aud removed all .he public stores By railroad
they could General sherman IL hero and we'll.
Many men arc wanting shoos and clothing vet tie
army never Was in better condition.
o. o. HowAHn, Major General
theTman's Great March From SayGnDah,
Ga, to Iuyettcsville, &,
TLe arch of Gyloroi shouucn's army ON savsn-
usa 20 Fayetteville, wns l OF interesting incidents
sAourh no material obstacle 70 the sdS ance was in
teiposed y the rebels. The prepar atoms .or the
ho.tATa5d ~ 94lgn were comp. .ctei about the MD
die of January, and the army hegsn to move by de-
tlchments. lie 18th and 18th corp' had previously
teen 'en' TO Peanort, on board OF transports ami At
he end Of two o. three days ser breaking csnp the
rrsni amy Of the rest were marching "on 70 Eich.
uoli," akinS northeasserlv direction. During the
6,'t lew days o: the march there was very little Of
nc dent 20 break The monotony. Tho frst chow Of
opposition maze by the enemy, was a. the Sake
tstohie rive ere body OF r,tr!, hed pre7ared
oD.h o. ttc iiors and de,ermiue 20 make stSud.
TO disudge t.- ioce, {. division Of General MoV
puflt4 '''" -tf"'N' rp ll't'l ttic l.,
the irtrls ,trd i en- ou the pnriton ~ ia c1n-il-
trqne los Atr. this event ii rcteis made noturther
t,lupt 10 I"3" oar ch u-f the ar. AtI!yed
q. th, ougE' rorrGnl 'cU miles 0lld OH lh.
fll. fuluf Nudr i'aL ltons cAyLlr, mGdc ~ n rat
T. .t,IA.pc. The nels, .0wcver made no rttsmp'
~ IN orgauz.d sand hut they burned the brid ses
IN ehernan's ont iclcd trees and otherwise caused
,oi.e d,ay in u, mach. 1he river was fn ally
rr ,sed OF 0cutOoaa and the rcbels oe ng no Opp5-
,l.on marched triut phCn'ly into Columbia LED hv
7ru t,iles 4 'mith's division of the Seventeenth
~ Who wore tae fret 10 display the STARE and
lip.. 10 lne csrl'ol of south 's,o.ins and 70 hre
su,e u aoaol g. t4e eyGoL HSpPo9's.at Nhssl-
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Tns Seventh Regiment California Volunteers,
and i've companies Of cavalry, arc to DO sent TO
Arizona this spr.ng, where slso a force Of native
cavalry will be raised, sufficient to make, with tho
troops already there, shout o 100 neH for cam.
Paigl GgsiIHt tie IpasAnh
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The Yankees Threatening GOldsbOrO.
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REBEL REPORT OF AFFAIRS,
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The Latest News
by TeIegrnph 20 the y. Y. sun.
FROM VIRGINIA.
3!GSS OF COMING BATTLE.

Fsrt' He'll Blown up by a Mine.
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Els Army in Splendid Condition.
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LARGE UNION FLEET THERE.
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IMPORTANT FROM MOBILE.
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DETAILS or HIS GREAT MARCH.
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Arrival Of Sherman at Fayetteville.
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Our Troops Previously Removed.
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Alb1nv, Mdrch ly- The river has fallen between
four sn4 I'VE feet from is hi,hsst point, and boat
Ia. arrived here from Cr'skil coming throush the
main channel II II believed hat navigation IL fairly
open betNeeI >e- York and Albany. pa@euger
loat 10 exp ctcd t.-mo-.oJ morning. Icegraphis
commune At,I Yves, re'umed tonight Two
trains from noyoud the Fonda * on the Centr,l
Roll oaI have arrvcl For tho fret tim, .are Thur.
day, the regular II p m mail train wa, sent 1ut to-
night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-10
ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
VIRGINIA ITEMS.

The Norfolk Odd Dominion states that the.
.iinha bt ants Princess Ann county, are in
form edsfhats the neg oesgin that county are:
armed SD ds;tre holding secret meetings The.
attention Of the military has been called to
the matter.
On Tuesday last two men, named Fabian
and Chauncey, were arrested and brought to
Richmond, charged with being concerned in
an. extensive organization Of smugglers, who
are. supposed to have their centre in New
York and their field in the South and West
They-smuggle chiefly liquors and alcohol
a paragraph is. going. the rounds Of the
press to the effect that on Saturday last
Judge Underwood in the q. S. Court at Nor
folk had a decree of confscation entered against
the property o.. Elk Governor Henry A: Wise. =
Gov. Wise has received no official notification
that such proceedings have teen instituted.
The Richmond Republic says 8 A citizen
who has just returned from the rural dis
tricts Of New York informs us that there are 8
large number of agriculturists in that State who
are anxious to leave their crowded neighbor-
hoods and seek Virginia homes but that few
of them are willing to come here and buy until
they have had opportunities TO learn, by ex-
peri oct., >olne hing Of The climate. soil and
customs OF the people. He saw many Of them
who were anxious to take possession OF aud
work franls Oh shares, they bringing portion
Of their labor with them, and the laDdholders
supplying aportion Of the necessary live stock.
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BY WILMER & WASHINGTON. AUcT1oyxr9s

DERRY TAVERN FOR SALE.-In n~.
A. suanec Of 8 deed Of, trust to the uDzHr
signed from T.@sS. Blaclloclland wife ftHd T%,,
MARSHALL antl=wife. dated Scptl 1860 and Ar.
recorded: We Wil offer for sale. by auction ~
II Q clock H.. on Tuesday. the DIST day Of .Is
present month. in front Of the Mayors Offco
in Alexandria, the property well-lnown fC,r
nearly half century as the FERRY -
IA\ FERN: and recently as the Union ,hh=GG55
Hotel, situated on the east side Of Union StT=N2
and north side Of Ferry Alley, and betwecn
King and Cameron streets. The lot fronts on
Union street S. feet inches and GO feet on thn
alley. There is q large frame house with 1,rjcl;
back buildings on the lot.
Terms Of sale One fourth c;>r the rc<id0c
at 6, II, Is and "A months from the day Of sale.
with interest till paid The title to be retained
until the terms OF sale have been complied with,
and the property to be liable to resale, at The
risk and expense Of the defauting purchaser.
for failure to comply With the terms in aNg
respect 9. W. WATTLES.
r. JOHNSTON.
nov 7-cotd IComm.] Trusts
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BY Wilmer & Washington. Auct' rs.

MOUNT VERNON COTTON FACTORY,
lYk IN ALEXANDRIA, FOR SALE.-Un-
der authority of deed Of trust from the Mount
Vernon Manufacturing Co.. the undersigned
trustees will offer for sale, by auction, at the
premises on SATURDAY, the 10Th day Of Jan
llary, 1865, 1T II o. clock, NJ, the property known
as the Mount Vernon Factory, situated atthcS. f.
Cor Of Washington and Pendleton sts, in the
city Of Alexandria, Va. The lot fronts about
$50 feet on Washington street, and l23!
feet on Pendleton street. The buildings which
were erected in 1S47, consist Of a Factory four
stories high, 10 feet in length by 50 in width
8 Picking House, 10 by 80 feet and Engine
House Of sufficient size, with Repair Shop above
all OF brick, covered with slate; also, q Brick
Office, covered with slate, and Fire Proof Waste
House. Of brick, covered eEith iron, besides coal
sheds, sc.
The Machinery, consisting Of about 1000 spind-
les and l20looms embraces everything necessary
for the manufacture brown sheetngs. andis pro
PEELED by two 30 horse engines, Of superior de-
scription.
The terms Of sale are:-One-fft1 Of the pur-
chase money to be paid on the day Of sale. and
the residue in five equal instalments, at one. two
three, four and five years from the day Of sale
bearing interest, payable annually on the amount
unpaid-the deferred payments, with the inter-
est, to be secured BY deed of trust upon the
property sold, Or in such other mode as the I'M
designed shall require; and the property to be
liable 70 resale, upon ten days notice in such
newspaper as theundersigned shall deem proper,
for failure 10 comply with the terms in any par
ticuar. E. JOHNSTON.
G. " WATTLES.
ocl3-lawtd Trustees
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AuctiOn nales.
BIZ JOHN Il. PARRoTT, AUcr1oNEER.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
b w By virtue OF q decree Of the ClEcultl Court
for Alexandria county, rendered IN the :'llt 81
Taylor vs.. Taylor and others, the underslgned,
as commissioners therein named, Will oncf lot
sale, at Public Auction, in front Of the Mayors
Office, in the city Of Alexandria, on Saturday,
the I'd day Of December next, the following
property: " -
side of Prince street. beginning - feet 5 inches
to the westward Of Royal street. and running
thence northwardly parallel with Royal ST.,
feet to SIX feet alley, with Of said alley;
thence westwardly parallel with Prince street
26 feet J inches thence southWardly, and par
allel with Royal street s. feet to Prlnce street,
thence eastwardIy parallel with Prince street,
and binding thereon rs feet II inches to the
beginning. :,
ginning on Prince street 50 feet g inches to the
Westward of Royal street, and running thence
of the six feet alley referred to in Lot No. l;
thence westWardiy parallel with Prince street
26 feet II inches to the line Of the lot belonging
to the Farmers Bank Of Virginia; thence south
wardly and parallel with Royal street. 81 feet
to Prince street thence eastWardl y araliel Wltn
No. "a LOT OF GROUND with the AM:
building thereon. situated on the west side aA&&I
of Royal street, between King and Prince SITS:
beginning s. feet to the northward OF Prince
Street az the OF Igd 81 alley SIX fctt 1eeJ VIDE
with theus OF the said alley; thence north
wardly and parallel with Royal street, and
binding thereon 10 feet inches, thence west
wardly and parallel with Prince street 125 feet
4 inches more less to the line Of the lot Of the
Farmers Bank of Virginia; thence southwardly
and parallel with Royal street 10 feet inches;
thence eastwardly and parallel with Prince
street. 125 feet Il inches to the beginning.
No. 4.-Adjoining No. 3 on the north, begin
ming on Royal street 113 feet inches TO the
northward OF Prince Street, thence north
wardly parallel with Royal street. and bind
ing thereon - feet A. inches more or less,
to an alley feet wide and 10 feet deep, with the
use Of said alley; thence Westwardly and parcl-
lei with Prince street 40 feet, thence north two
feet, thence west 43 feet 5 inches, thence north
q feet 8! inches thence west feet two inches,
thence south one inch thence west 80 feet more
less, to the lot Of the Farmers Bank Of Vir-
ginia, thence south A feet one inch, thence by
straight line 125 feet. u inches to the beginning
Terms Of Sale:-One-tenth Of the purchase
money in hand, the remainder in three equal in
stalnents at 6, II, and IS months, with interest
from the day of sale. Bonds Of the purchaser
with satisfactory security and the title to be re-
tanned until the whole purchase money is paid.
LAWRENCE 3. TAY! OR
w. ARTHUR TAYLOR. '''''