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for Sale.
Farm for Sale.

A farm of $50 Acres, adjoining the town Of
Kingston in Salem township, miles north Of Urbana
This is one of the best farms in Champaign County.
situated in good neghbOThOod, and is well adapted
for either Stock or Grain. Kings Creek runs through
it. affOrding an abundance of good water. There is
on the premises a new
Frame Dwelling House,
with ten rooms, double cellar, and every thing well
arranged for convenience and comfort. There is also
on the farm large bearing Apple Orchard of choice
fruit.
For terms, &C, apply to the undersigned on the
premises JOHN COHAN.
July 25, 1866. n22l-m.
WHENEVER you want to ''Sell Out Advertiscin
w the UNION.
nYE STUFFSl DYE STUFFSll
u FIr sale by CARTER s ANDERSON.
FISH OIL. LARD OIL, COAL OIL, &c.
For sale by CARTER d ANDERSON.
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Sam. Cox on Congress.

We fancy even the most devoted admiret
of Congress most laugh at the following BY
Cox, at johnson club meeting in New
York:
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nYE STUFFSI DYE STUFFS!I
u Fur sale by CARTER s. ANDERSON.
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RBAIY-MAlE gL0THIyG.

Manufactured by the best of workmen, andunder our
immediate supervision.
neat well fitting and fashiOnably made Coat. Vest
or Pants is pleasure and a comfort TO the wearer.-
Under Mr.. Allison's cutting we can guarantee
s. FFTS99
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c. N. POND,

I.e,threr on Frictional and Volaic Electricity and
Instructor iu Theoretical Telcgraphy.
VIM. KINCATD. Jr, o. C. HILL. L. R. PENFTELD,
A. G. RIDEOUT-Tuturs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-17

PRESENTATION OF A CANE.-A very in
teresting ceremony transpircd on Saturday
afternoon at the Gallego Mills. At half
past 4 o'clock the workmen assembled in
one of the rooms of that immense struc-
ture, and summoned to their presence Mr..
Joseph Hall, the superintendent and archi-
tect of the mills. Mr.. Robert Priddy then
came forward, and holding in his hand q
beautiful gold-headed cane, addressed Mr..
Hall as follows: ..,..
Sir,-I have been delegated by my fel-
low. workmen employed in erection Of the
Gallego Mills to present for your accept
ance a small memento Of their apprecia-
tion of you both as gentleman and me-
chanic. Your department towards US since
employed here has been such as to elicit
the highest encomiums from all under your
charge. They are moved to do this by
that respect for you which is the founda-
tion of q more exalted feeling. As the de-
sipner and master-builder Of one Of the
greatest mill structures in the world, with
many opposing interests to deal with, you
have permitted no misunderstanding to
mar the harmonious relations which should
exist between yourself and the workmen
daily employed in perfecting your plans
for the completion Of this gigantic struc-
ture. As workmen, We have endeayored
to reflect credit on ourselves. As the de-
signer Of our work, We know the world
will concede You the credit which Is yours
of right. Our city has risen, PhGnix-like,
from her ashes, and not the least evidence,
by any means, Of her recuperstiye powers
viii be the Gsllego Mills, reSrected under
your supervision, soon destined, ! trust, 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-17

MANCHESTER SANITARY REpORT.-The
following report Of the Manchester Board
of Health was received last evening:
MANCHESTER, September l6, 1866,
II o'clock NJ.
Four cases Of cholera have been reported
to the Board during the last forty-eight
hours.
One case that Of negro boy) died in
short time after medical attendance was
obtained.
The remaining three are supposed to be
improving, and hopes are entertained of
their recovery.
IT is the opinion of the physicians at
tending these cases that they may be
traced TO iinprudence in eating and neg
lect on the part of the patients to obtain
medical aid in the attacks of diarrhGa
which have preceded every case. We
earnestly urge upon the citizens the i'm
portance of checking promptly these ap-
parcntly simple affections Of the bowels, as
they undoubtedly predisposc to an attack
of cholera. Be prudent in diet, and en-
tertain no fear Of an attack. All cases re-
ported thus far have occurred among the
colored people of the town. Physicians
will please continue to report such cases
promptly. L. X. CHILEs,
President Board of Health.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-17

SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-On Saturday after
noon, horse attached to a buggy contain
ing three men, ran off from Camp Stuart,
and continued at break-ncck speed down
Main street to Foushee. lie then wheeled
to the right, made staight shoot down to
Cary, where the buggy was broug Int to halt
by coming in contact with trcc-box. The
men who were in the buggy were thrown
out, and two of them, one Mr.. Mcfarland,
and the other Mr.. Stone, clerk at head
quarters, were thrown out. Mr.. Mcfarland
was pretty badly bruised, and Mr.. Stone
received a severe cut on his cheek. The
horse continued, after he had discncum-
bered himself, some distance down Cary
street
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,,c,;on , Sales This Day.

,c,soy GcppIS 4 APPERsoS will se!i this
iAAN''N s,s o'clock house and lot on the
a'''..,f n :, stephen and Cou,,s streets In pn-
ell. addition to The city OF Richmond, A'so =
,,,rp.>, ! o'cloekP NJ, avery desirable DITCH
IrsI..ns on The south side o' Marsna. ee'Nse" w
y,-.. sad Adams streets. now occupied ey M,
= wsnasnburg. Also, at hall past o eIoes
p N an excellent store and dwei''ns, vim :,
,.u,il tenement In the rear on the corner VI
-s ri aud Baker streets.
.rr,oy JONES, ia, & co, will sell at No
.r,,.ca.l street, between Main and Cary, com
mems at 10 o'clock, an assortment OF sroee-
-. trinc. and liquors.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. ssPrsnBss isAxD 10.

PORT OF RICHMOND. ssprEnBsR BAxDn.
ARkIvBD.
chsndise and passengers, J. II. freeman.
schooner Hope, Holland, Cabin Point, lumber
Charles Phillips.
Schooner Robert Franklin, speddsn, Philadsl.
phia, coal, &. Z. Lathrop. .-..
Schooner E. tArculsrius. Jackson, Boston. mer-
chxndise, Rogers Crowel.
Steamer Agnes, Bourne. New York, merchandise
and passengers, s. Ayres Co. -. co
Steamer Saratoga, King, New York. Win aJS' u,.sS
barrels flour, l4CJO pounds railroad chains, lily
four hogsheads and 500 boxes tobacco v. = "a'
son. p,..-
steamer State OF Maryland, Travsn, balnmofe'
Schooner i. Siads, Croopsr, New York. WOOD 4.
Miilspaugh 10. v. n,,.,.~. 4
Millspsugh Co. o,.. uuh.
Schooner Nsfcissa, Jones, Baltimore, meschan-
dise, McKowxn Curtis -,
schooner q. Washington, Mitchell, Baltimore,
meycha ndiss. A. Millspsugh 6Co.
Schooncr A. T. Cohen, Williams, Philadelphia,
ip%6s sebSonsr Krsbbs. Csriis, Trenton. j., coal,
A. Millspaugh q Co.
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Il Coon TOBACCO CRop.-From largo far
mer from Southside Virginia we learn
that the tobacco crop on the south side this
year is the finest on the average that has
been known for many years. There is no
great amount of very fine leaf raised, but
there is less Of inferior leaf than has ever
been grown in any one crop. This Is
cheering. There is q general impression,
prevailing that no good crops were raised
this year. This Is In the main true as re-
CARDS wheat and corn but we are glad 10
hear that good crop Of at least one sta
ple has been turned out.
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A BOTTLE OF "AHscEss. "A youthful
African named Augustus Staples, Jr., was
tried before tho Hastings Court on Friday
for stealing bottle Of absinthe. One, Of
tho witnesses persisted in calling IL . bot
tie Of abscess," to the no small amuse-
mept of the court and bar. This Is an i'm
proyemcnt upon Worcester which surgical
gentlemen viii duly appreciate.
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REPORT OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH
OFFICE OF BOARD OF HEALTH,
RICHMOND, September l6, 1866, I

O'CLOCK Z. NJ.
Sir,-Thc following is the cholera report
for the last forty eight hours:
!Sdtmday.-One case on Eighth between
Main and Cary (negro); convalesccnt.
One case on Duval street near Brook
avenue (ncgro); fatal.
One case on Broad between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth (negro); convalescent.
Sunddy.-One case on the corner of
Broad and Seventh streets (white); proba-
bly, fatal. Respectfully,
J. G.. CABELL, NJ. D.,
.--. w. II. TAYLOR, NJ. D.,
Members of Board Of Health.
To W. W. Crmap, Chairman of the Com
mittee on Health.
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Music YoR THE MILLIoS.-Such OF our readers
as have visited the jewelry emporium IS Main
street during the past week will probably have
listened to the performances Of = very powerful
musical box, playing eight tunes, with accompani-
ment Of bells and castinets. We are requested to
state that this piece Of music, quite little or
chestrs in itself, and valued At $500, will be
amongst the articles to be obtained for one dollar
to day. Certificates are to-day also put up for .
splendid double barrel fowlipg- piece valued Ut
800, and several gold watches from SIS to $lso
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-17

THE PETERSBURG SAVINGS AND INSURANCE Con-
rASr, OF which Mr.. darcy Paul Is president, is
one OF the best home insurance companies In vir-
gina and Is well deserving the patronage Of our
people. Conducting It's business on the most pru-
dent principles and promptly and literally adjust.
ing all is losses 1t has for years past held an
viable position among our Virginia companies.
Its agents in this city are Messrs. Thomas NJ. Al
friend Sen.
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THANKS FOR PApERs.-To the National
Express Company; to Mr.. r. II. Fox; to
Mr.. J. W. Overton, Southern Express; to
the Adams Express.
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FALL AND WINTER GooDs.-Messrs. THOMAS r.
PRICE i Co. to-day open their large and beautiful
stock CT fall and winter dry goods, which are men
toned at length In their advertisement In another
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-17

NorAaY APPOiSTED.--William A. Saun-
dcrs has been appointed notary public f0r
the county Of King and Queen.
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THE COMMUNION.

J. In tho afternoon the holy sacrament was
administered to Q large number OF com.
municants, and the occasion was one Of
deep solemnity.
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7 ENONs.-Hiftyl lhpyaa g
i " &: :;;:is,,s :; Z: {: ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-17

CoAsTwIsE TRADE OF RICHMOND.-The
following is our regular report of the
trade of Richmond uia James river for
the week ending on Saturday last, the 18th
instant:
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL.
Sun nrisss. ..653 Noon sets. ............n.t 4
sun sets. High tide, A. M.....lo
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MANCHESTER SANITARY REPoRT.-The
following report Of the Manchester Board
of Health was received last evening:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-03

a. NEw .Yoxk, Jan. g.
Compass IL Bobiusoa, il HI Annssl H
port, states that notwithstan ~ rwy
draws upon the TrSsgury, s. 6e 4hyo
moved on smoothly and in ptefoee 6(aer; -.
cry jastclstn gp6eit ~ ben ~ - nss,
and Il retains s. Gm1ae sim ii. hnn1 ~ al
demands likely 70 arise before ~ 6kss for
the current fiscal year shad Sceived
The State dsbs, ait existsd u ths Soth Of
September, 1865, not includina The Bounty
department, was q follows ttnnl D1berf.
nent, SIS, AZ, 6se; General Fund Debt,
Si% SsSs io 4 e t es;;;ts sf ss1sl :
the war, q 41e1 - g. Tba Comptroller
says that but f. - lefge Besau Nv made
during the last yeSSy - Gteae ~ssa}a 4 very
few years would hsEe bsen satirsH fiso4tom
debt. The Certificates issuSd a seeeaus 81
that loan, Up 70 the 1stA 1sy - nssaHbsss
1865, reached the sum Of SOS. 606,o geo nta-
king the total debt Of tho stste, Dee. 10,
1865, So; 1891, log IS.
Mr.. Robinson gives an extended exposition
Of the condition Of the several funds 4of the
State. He states that the estimated my
nents for expenses of GoFernHJent, 10, for
the present fiscal year, amounts TO $500
6S4 5s-to which add the deficiency for the
year, of 81, 1894 66-making a total OF
$e,690,07O "a. The estimated supply on the
LIST of October next, 10 Sass, o6l Il.
The receipts from the canals of the StaAe
for the fiscal year ending September 90,
1865, amounted to 50, 577, 485, OF which So,
Ole, 9is 6s we're from tolls. The receipts fos
the previous fiscal year announced 20 "a 30
265 81 - -
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Interesting So the Hsars - psssassa
& oolA1era. - Z. -. =

new yak. Jun, 4
The Heralds Washington dispateh ssys
among the 1tirst bills to be intFoduSe = N Con-
gress, on che resumption Of the session, will
be one providing that the heirs Of eotliers
who have died In Southern pslAon 1miiAa No
war may collect of the Government full coms
mutation Of rations, at TIE rate Of twenty, five
GENTS day, for the fall time the deceased
has been in confinement
According TO the present regulations Of the
War Department, the heirs of the privat .
soldier are allowed no claims of yhis charac-
ter, while those of q commissioned officer may
COOLEST IN enelsm ensAku pswsaiusd 20 Nm
up 70 the d1y Of his death, whether y dIed IN
hospital q saptivity.
To refate beyond sll question: ths-slnsV ffe-
quen.ly reiterated in the South during the war
and which gained some otdssce u IT, NORTH,
in reference to the Cove uxnAat neAjaR mad.
equate provisions for the subsistssce Of ito
prisoners, the Baresa Of Nilitixy Prisons
gives the following item in its lats report 70
the War Department: TAat dqyiW tkexfouY
yeaFs, in which depots for 10 f4eebeidm Of
Southern prisoners we3e kept mp. in many OF
the Northern cities, tAeh sccuI6alAt.i 4 fund
ofupwards Of 81, e00, 90 froa 9 - 81 the
excem Of rAtiohs Issued Is, shdnos cenenned
BY, the Priagnets, Nu1 more - 1920
sum was used while the war vas ~ -,
IN the purcAade = ~anes sud jefI5uS G., ~
benefit ofthe occupants OF prison hospitaIs.
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1rSA ~ vessz.
N@&Yc.w

Yesterday, nusA WsvsSssr, q 1Sr.l.Ssrr
in williamsburg, Va hhsa wAias 1laaAiAg Ia
pired Immediately. The parry. number;Ne
eieht, we're arrestedaad1 lodged in The atatios
house. t,s@eese.
A New Years feast va served up to the
criminals in the TenbS yesterday.
In free fight heart Tenth Avenae and Thir.
u EightA street, yesterdAy naornine. Caepe,
Hun stabbed Bernard NcEeb1n dan erossly.
The wcad.be msrdeseeend s;x sthess Nsre
The yanoay Term a tina Court Of Sessions
Rened Hseepaey. morning, md .sdhasqusIhly
a1ipufnef &osdAy.
1see1& - 1esSioa = - e'olsck tissmsss;1
q tIEssa Han.
Seiss Rosli.e .aiseaeslsl s.D hae1e{ =
- ssSs.f = = =
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WE WILL SEND
lots RI oDe address for

In every case send the name and post office
address Of each separate subscriber.
Money by draft, 7, O. order express in regis
tered letters, may be sent at our risk.
All communications should be addressed to
VINCENT, BUTERFIELD d CO.,
346 Pa. av., Washington, d. g.,
P. O, Lock Box GO
The proprietors will donate to the directors Of
the National Orphans Institution $4,000.
REFEREN CES:
Hon Thomas Hood, Madison, Wisconsin.
c. NJ Walker, esq.,, Adrian, Michigan,
J. F. Bradley, ESQ.,, Chicago, Illinois
D. A. Weinberg, Importer of Watches, Chi'-
cage, Illinois.
Ed A. Ellsworth, esq Washington, D. c.
r. c. Dewitt, esq. Cleveland, Ohio.
H on VIM. N. Butterfeld, New York.
Hon. Henry Barnes, Detroit, Michigan.
General Charles +. Campbell. Waukeshs,
Wisconsin.
Maj. Enoch Totten, Washington. D. C.
N. 3. Eldredge, esq, Adrian, Michigan.
VIM. Finn, esq, late U. 5. Navy Agent,
Washington y. G.
TO- Tickets for sale in Alexandria, by GEO
E. FRENCH, 104 King ST., and DAVIS y
BRENNER, 40, King ST je 2-eolm.
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AUCTION SALES.

TXECUTOR.s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ SA LE.-On THURSDAY, the 18th day Of
Juue, 1866, if fan, ifnof, thesnext fair day. we
will offer for sale, at public auction. 10 the high
est bidder, at lakewood, near Warrenton. Eau
quier county, the PERSONAL OF
Margaret G. l.ee deceased, and Robt =. Scott,
deceased, consisting in part OF some Hundred
Daffels OF Corn, Five or Six = thousand Pounds
Hay, Horses, IL Fine Mich Cows, 3 Yoke Of
oxen, bul! Young Steers, YearIings, Calves,
Hogs, farmmg implements, al the Household
and hltehen Furniture, including good Piano.
Sewing Machine, Mahogany Sofas and Chairs,
Plate. Glass ana Ghlna Ware, Beds, Bedding,
&c; a good Family Carrisge,sand other miacei.
laneous effects. ..G3 ..4as.s4!,4 ,,f,g.33
Terms of salc:.All sums of thirty dollars
and under, cash.. On all sums in excess of this
amounts credit of nine months will be given.
the purchaser to execute bonds with approved
surety bearing interest from the day Of sale.
At the same time the fine and well-known
farm called lockwood" the family homestead
Of 4; i. Scott, decd containing about 700 acres,
with good and commodious dwelling house a.
and appurtenlrces, unless previously sold, H$a
will be offered for rent for the coming year
Puss assion given on the first day Of January.
1867. JNO. A. SPlLMAN,
Admir-. Of r. +. Scott deceased.
X. TAYLOR SCOTT,
L. Coons, Auct] EXT. of NJ. G. Lee, deco:
n BAH persons indebted to the estate OF
NJ CT. Lee. decd, will please come forward and
make settlement; and those having elaine
against. her estate will present them TO me,
without delay, duly authenticated: according TO
Executor of NJ &. Lee, decd.
Warrenton Va ie5-td
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ALExANDRLA-Thou the financial affairs
Of our city are not in as hourishing condition
as might be desired, they are by no means in
such desperate plight, as the following article, in
the Chicago Journal, would lead 4 stranger to
suppose:
''Thc citizens OF Alexandria are moving be-
yond its corporation limits, to escape the out
raseous taxes, independent of the internal rev
enue, United States license, State and county
taxes. The city expects to raise 100000 out
of population of eight thousand whites and
blacks. Two thirds OF the stores are for rent,
and business is being driven from that place
Adams Express Company, having been assess
ed $50, 600 by the rebel municipal authorities,
is among the moving masses:
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DIED.

On Sunday night, at half-past eight o clock,
JOHNNY, infant son of Otto and Margaret
Cristel. rag His funeral will take place to-
morrow evening at three clock, from the resi-
dcnce Of his father No. Is, South Royal street.
In Alexandria, Va on the sth inst, in the
34th year OF his age, ROBERT B. STATES, ct
Stonington, Conn.
HIn Winchester, at the residence of her father,
ii o'clock, Monday morning, June 4th, 1866, OF
inflammation of the brain, accompanied with ty-
phoid symptoms Miss PHILIPPA VII
LA Ms, second daughter of Phillip and Mary
l.. L. Williams born on the 4th Of July, 1877,
aged Is years and II months.
At his residence in Culpeper county, on Sun
day morning last: Captain JOHN LEWIS,
aged SO years l month and days.
At his residence, at Culpeper c. House, on
the ID inst THOS. D. FLINT, esq, Clerk OF
the Circuit Court Of Culpcper CO.. aged about
20 years. .. ....
nst "a, after 'a short 81 illness, RoBT. j. DRANE,
of Drancsville, Va, aged 80 years. .a
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1t is reported that "Toilet Receptions,
which are the latest idea in New Y osk fashion
able society, arc soon to be inauguratcd in thi:
city. A gentleman just from New York tells
us that hair dressing has become such an elab-
crate affair, and occupies so much time, that
bellies now receive their callers while under the
hands Of their maids. At present, their init
mates only are admitted, but the sex is not lin.
tied, and gentlemen are also received by Mad
anne in the most charming Of combng toilets,
with the sweetest Of smiles, and the prettiest
of apologies for the situation
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nv 1oHN r. PARRorT, AucT1oNEER

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL Es-
u TATE.-By authority of decree of the
Circuis Court Of Alexandria County, pronoun-
ced at the May term Of said Court, 1866, in the
suit Of VIM, Cogan, guardian, &c, VS.. James
Smith ard others-the undersigned appointed
by the said Court Commissioners to sell the
Real Estate in the bill and proceedings mention
ed, will sell on SATURDAY, the seventh day
(7th) Of July next in front of The premises, az
/ O. clock, lot of ground, with the improve
ments thereon, situated on Cameron street, 90,
tween Henry and Fayette streets, and bounded
as follows: Ninety three feet i've inches west OF
Henry street, on the south side of Cameron street
thence south one hundred feet parallel with
Henry street TO an open Court ~ BY Az tee!I
thence west on said Court, and parallel with
Cameron street fifteen feet-thence north and
parallel with Henry street 100 teet-thence on
Cameron street fifteen feet to the beginning.
Terms: -One-tenth of the purchase money IN
cash; the residue in three equal instruments az
six, twelve aid eighteen months respectlyely-
with interest from day of sale-the deferred pay
ments to be secured by the bonds of the purcha-
ser with satisfactory security and the title 70 DC
retained until the whole purchase money is paid.
ic G-2awts WIN. B. PRICE. Commissioner.
TARM NEAR UPPERvILLE,. VA, AT
PRIVATE SALE.-By authority OF DC,
cree of the Circuit Court Of Loudoun, rendered
private sale. the Farm known of .'Fernue.,' be-
longing to the estate of the late Mahlon GIBSON.
This farm is in Loudoun county Va 9ne;a 3D.
a-halfmiles from Uppervile, inone of the finest
portions of the State, on the Turnpike, twenty
nils from bo and Sra H 59 tas and
Fourteen Acres, has on it a convenient and SUBJ
santial stone Dwelling with out Dudess
Of GOOD timber on it, besides Meadows and Up.
The farm is il g00a o, oS and aT sGnd see
before tba4 day, it will be sold at public SALE to
highest bidder on sATURDA1 lyme ar CO.
! " occupied by VIM. A. Stephenson, in Upper
vile.
Terns-One-tenth cash. of the residue, one
fourth on confirmation of sale, one-fourth IN
six months, one-fourth in twelve months: ane
one-fourth in eighteen months from day OF SAFE
The purchaser to give bond and personal se s
tv for deferred payments. with, interest from
dav of sale. Title to be withheld as further Sc
curitv. 80
b. Gibson, on the premises, will give any in
! formation needed
BRUCE GIBSON, ''Fernue,"
I Commissioners of Sale
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AMUSING INCIDENT yesterday evening i
party Of boys were swimming in the river off
the lower ship yard, when Officer " cbstcr sud
denly made his appearance upon the wharf,
and such was the fear entertained by portion
of the bathcrs OF an arrest, hat, Selling their
clothes, and holding them i'll their arms, they
broke and ran. perfectly naked, into the crowd
assembled at Battery Rodgers, to witness the
ceremony Of Baptism, which WAC at the time
in progress
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-11

COUNTY CoURT-SATURDAY.- June
term of the County Court of this county was
brought to close on Saturday. Prior to adj
journmeut, administration OH the estate of John
R. Wallace, was granted to S. N. Garwood,
Sheriff
James WALSH qualified as County Con-
stable.
Green VS.. Harmon 4 Co-continued until
next term