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Dissolution of Partnership.
Suogesti0n Of TnsOIvencu.

HAVING suggested the Insolvency OF the
esfate Of William wilkins, Jr deceased 10
the Clerk Of the County Court Of Upton county.
be made according TO law. Now. Therefore fbfs
is tC notify all persons holding claims againel
said estate, TO Me them duly anthenticateI urffh
the said Clerk OF said County Court FOR 4 1ro
rata settlement, os or before the fSth dav az
May, 1885, or they viii be forever haired
BY order OF the Clerk Of the County Coprt of
Tipt0n county. OBADIAH MAGUTRF
teAl lWtNNa Administrators
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A~The Meridian Messenger contains
nearly half a column of accounts of n
lawful acts in the vicinity of Meridian
during the past week.
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"a The authorities In Jackson, Miss,
contemplate closing ell the schools until
the children can be vaccinated, vac mus
prevent the spread VI smallpox.
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FAvoRs-In these days OF SLOW mails and
still slower p0stmasters, newspaper men can
appreciate such acts Of kindness, as We are the
daily recipi-nts or from the Southern Express
Company, in the way Of late papers.
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TUE arm ora P. curry & Co. is this day dis
4 solved BY mutual consent, GeosD- Plummsr's
interest having been purchased Plum
mer me came character OF business VII -
carried On Al ne old stand, under the stvieand
arm OF : PlumIner o.
AP CURRY,
GEU D. PLuMAER.
L PLUMMER,
Memphis. Feb. :, sos
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LATE PAPERs-The Pioneer Express placed
upon our table yesterday fun files Of Nash
vile papers Of Monday, and Cincinnati and
Chicago papers Of saturday, for which the
oHcers viii please acaepL our thanks.
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They Arrived this Morning l-Another
and third invoice OF all kinds Of Valentines di-
reel from the MANUFACTURES, and for ale, Whole
sale and Retail, uerg lo0, az No. 10, jefferson 81.
feb. 1885, EMMONs & SON.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SamefhA ne New Towels four doha4s and
sev cents q dozen, worth nine, at Menkeu
Bros q Co.
To Epieures.-Those who are fond OF the
good things Of this eafh, IN the shape OF every
edible served in the vag best style OF art,
should remember the Gold ESSle Restaurant,
on Madison, between Main aud Font as their
cook has a wide spread reputation, ana Then
slsnds would make the mouth - an epiclrs
0ater.
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Arrest OF APT. LEyT.-This gentleman was
Yesterday arrested by the United states Mar
xhau. on charges preferred by the military au-
thoriues at Little Rock, In connection with the
explosion Of the Miami. he was released on
giving bonds for his appearance a. Little Rock
70 answer the charges. No one who knows
can't. Levy. viii for a moment doubt bis ac-
quittal. as all the evidence taken before the To-
cal inspectors. showed that he was in no man
perreyponsible for the accident.
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wholesale MIIiinery.-Messrs. Otis q CO.,
90 Second street, Adams Block have an i'm
mense and constantly augmented stock OF
Millinery Goods, embracing everything ID the
way OF ornament and trimming. as well As
staple and fancy goods. Misses Otis q Co
No 9 second street do not sell 10 any case at
retail. They are wholesaler City and country
dealers are urged TO call on them. Their stocks
are unequaued by any house in thasouth, and
their priees, quick sales and small pronts being
their motto, are very reasonable.
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New Is your nance 70 get cheap Towels at
Rsanken Bros. & co.
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Castle RErLEY.-BusineSs Was duh At this
crowned institution. when We paid our usual
ten O'Clock visit last night About one dozen
ruesrs had been provided for. including one IN
fortunate Individual, lsboring under that awful
disease known as raegtAss srr5sHfi, who was
crying the advance proof sheets Of a work he
has in pres. in a manner that would have
made the fortune Of a new,boy, in The streets.
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CRIMINAL CoURI-OnIy three bills OF indict-
ment were returned yesterday by the Grand
jury. Two for larceny and one for murder
The following cases are set for the present week.
"a. state a. r.. Butterheld for robbery.
81. state rs Thoma> Richardson Tor murder.
40. state rs M. smith for larceny.
fFl state u. job Sirrell for larceny.
ga STATE as sam stevens Tor larceny
bs. state e.. Jno. Harrison for larceny.
o.. state as. D. r. Morris for larceny
f3 Srafe rL Thos. Nickeus cold for larceny.
-2 state IS. Wm. Burke Tor larceny
-l Stale rE. Allen Brown for larceny
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Policy OF MANIMILIAN.-At the City
Of Mexico the diplomatic body lately
waited on Macmillan and the Empress
with q message OF coincidence on the
death Of the Empress father, King Leo
pold. Macmillan, in replying, alluded
to the kindness with which the Empress
had beeh received everywhere on her
tour 70 cad fs0g4 SuCatap without an
armed escort. l want TO say, as to N.Y.
self, gentlemen, you have been witnesses
Of my labors. Ihave thrown aside those
empty theories which lead only 20 an
archy. ] have devoted all my Efforts to
regulating the administration Of public
affairs in developing element, public
wealth and prosperity, and that solution
Of great questions that have chiefly
this diiacuit TASK have been
enabled 10 resist the impatient and cheer
the faint hearted. A day cannot heal
the gaping wounds produced by fifty
yearsof eiFil var, butl haze ar4 COAT
dence In the result, and VIII proceed to
my proposed end with indefatigable per
SsversG6e. My strength may faii me,
bur uly earnest determination never. l
have specially detefaias9 rat to alter
the democratic habits and manners, be-
cause l am convinced they cohduce to
elevate the citizens, inspiring him with
a consciousness OF his dignity and value.
l have respected the dignity Of the press
so far as it has not Been degraded 70
anarchy and h-centionsness. Attic same
time l have respected the authority of
the law. He must be blind indeed who
does not see that resolute authority is
only another OF safety for our country.
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Ofice-NO. IS Madison Street.


OAALCC
VII be opened from 5 O'Clock A. ~. until 2
o. Advertisers viii please bear this ia mind
and hand In their favOrs early.
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GRAND LoDGE.-The Grand Ledge of
the l. O. o. +. for the State of Alabama,
commenced its session in Mobile on Mon
day, fifth, and adjourned on Wednesday.
The Lodges from the interior were well
represented. The Order is rapidly C
ering from the effects of the war, and is
now in good condition throughout the
State. The following officers We're elect
ed for the ensuing year: NJ. w. Grand
Master, ). A. EnhOlm; r. w. d. G. NJ,
A. ID. Breazeli K. w. G. Warden. III,
G. BlOunt; r. w. G. Secretary, o. A.
Kellogg; r. w. G. Treasurer, George
Alte; r. w. G. Chaplain, Henry Ma
bring; r. W. Grand Representative to
Grand Lodge Of the United States, Alex.
d. Kinstry.
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New York Priees.-A Mcdowell Co. OF
-. Louis, have an lmmense stock 0fearpetsane
oil cloths, which they are prepared % place
with the trade orthe South at New NOrk prices
They import directly ho1h Europe. Orders
1nom the south viii receive especial attention.
Their sioek comprises domestic articles as well
as the most superb styles Of three-plys ingram,
and eurJsia goods. Address A. NeDowel& Co.
l& North Fusrth street. ST. Louis
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To Reduee StSek, Eison Brothers are seB-
ing At great reduction nom former prices.
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Ladies' Hair Dressing SalOOn.--The
mvorite establishment Of Madame Layigne, on
Main street. between Union and GayOsO, OppO-
site the Provine Block. IS in full blaze of pros
perity. Her OF hair, in variety,
grace and elegance, are unsurpassed. IA most
elab0 ate toilet lacks finish unless Madame
Tavlrne touchas il.
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Mississippi and Tenaessee Railroad
We are glad % see the evidences Of prosperity
ofMb road. as estDoed by their new depot.
which aids very mucA 20 the appearance Of
That quarter of4he city. THIS road has put an
Other train upsH fhe roso, and sr nov have a
oa'iy train 70 oneaada. Mr. LyermSzs. the
Superintendent, Is ncw ~ Nashville, Tor tbs
purpose Of purchasing morg rolling stock for
MS ROAD. and We hope soon ~ see Lke roac fully
restored 70 IA former prosperity.
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MEMPHIS AND 81. LOUns PACKET co
For Cairo and 81 Louis
ADAM JACOBS .~- ....... Rowland, master
This splendid passenger packet SIS
will leave as above -
THIS DAY, l4Lh inst, Al p.m-
staterooms can be secared. ONCE, No. 3 JEFF
FOR freIEht or passage apply on board OF TO
VIC. Postal Superintendent
w. +. DILL, Agent
Ad. Storm, Secretary. jeotElt
MKMPHLsAHD LOUISVILLE PACKET co
For Cairo, Evansville and LouisyiIIe-
sOUTHERNER-----.A. Martin, master
(0n her First Tripl b
This fine passenger steamer VIII .0
leave for the above $3.50
THIS DAY, 18th lust, at & p m.
For freight or passage, having superior aceoih-
modations, apply on board or 70
JNO T.SHIRLE1 &C.,,
u Jefferson street
HART & Co, Agents,
feblflt Ss Front street
NOW IN PORT
REGULAR WEERLY PACKET
For Hickman. Cairo and Evansville.
Dan Clark, master
W. Bently, clerk.
This splendid passenger packet >
will leave as above on $3.50
THIS DAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm, positively.
For freight or passage apply on board Orlo
JOHNSON WRIGHT, Agents,
fell It 22 Frontstreet.
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7rAEREsrED-Aleck Robertson. the Gayoso
Horse porter, who, a feE days since KILLED
apaurernegro named Reuben TFotfsr, upon the
lsvee. aud for which he was arrested aHa had a
prslfmiulrv trial before squire Creighton,
which resnlted in his being discharged from
eustodv ON IN. grounds OF UNSUITABLE h0nocide,
Vas again arrested last night by sheriff Win
ten on 8 capias. the grand jury having found q
true lin against him GOr murder. Aleck b. now
IN ian. where he will hzys 90 remain Until his
case comes up for trial ina the Criminal Court
NArNr V~ALENTINE's DAg.-T3-dgT is saint
Valentines day, upon which all " trss tVYen'
arr esDscted 10 send 10 their 81 fair lady Nan
Giles" . Bile9 dau1, setting forth tss various
emotions chat trouble their Thoughts Sy day
sna dreaus ~ night. and in the happy days
a. gone" il was almost universally observed
but OF later wears lts ob-eryanse has fallen OF
and tie custom Of senalaR Valentines has a.
most died out, and no lougsT arr the mails
crowded with these tender ms@yPs; bat they
were not always tendst and many SRd old
rrustv batrhe.or has seen eaase 90 curse ne
license which custom had given for aunony-
Nous commanirauons. on thti day % Is also
tie beginning OF Lent and a. such viii 6eaaly
observed By an good Catholics
TRAGIC AEAFNED oAANALA
AxD PROBABLT H4uND-Last night
about mine O'Clock an alarm - a. raised on JEFF
ferson Street near the Post once, by the report
Of d pistol, hred I'm q disreputable house kepi
by q person known as LoYei0y A woman
named Melville. who came 10 she house some
uhres weeks since from Nashville, aud sn occa-
siosa3 visitor Or che pIaee, known there a. Pete
B0wnan- also fr0m Nashville, and said 70 be Of
reputable family, were both severely woundeo
Happear that fhe man, Bowman, had beeu
ddnLing very freely he vas probably crazy
He shot himself through the Heek inhlci-
ing a terrible wound. and the hal
entered the back OF the girl Melville, Who as
IN tie sameroL 90 with him. The ball crushed
the inner part q tle shoulder blade, and passed
Inward beyond the reach OF the surgeon
probes She was placed under the influence OF
ehlofofoun while the woUaa was prohsd Her
expression while unconscious were, some OF
them, very touching. III wss Onig 81 home
she cried. would never come 10 such 8 house
again hnt Immediately followed phrases
Shteh SHOWED that She was well acquainted
MA such houses or thatshe was an zpt scholar
in Che school 0i vice. Both these people viii
probably get well
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Flour for the Trade. Bakers and families.
Messa Dickson a Cunningham, No. GI Second
street, lGreeulaw Block deal in -four, exclu-
sively. Making q speciality OF this trade and
bringing TO bearupon il, large experience and
close attention, they are able to supply the
trade atunprecedentedly favorable terms They
can III orders 70 any amount, and deliver one
barrel or five hundred barrels with equal
promptness As incidental 70 their business
and 70 accommodate their customers They
keep fresh corn meal constantly on hand
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cheap rO~sl.-usi reserved al Menksn
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Steamer Lady franklin, from Lftfe Rock.
Magnolia, from New Orleans
PrimH Donna, from New Orleans.
Commonwealth, nom New Orleans.
Last Chance. from ST. Louis
Jennie Lewis, from 81. Louis.
Kate Hart, from Evansville.
Louisiana, from Louisville.
Goldhnch, from White river.
Departures.
Steamer Magnolia, for Louisville
Commonwealth, for New Orleans.
Last Chance, for Arkansas river.
louisiana, for New Orleans.
Jennie Lewis for rev Orleans.
Commercial. for White river.
Die Vernon, for Nicksburg.
Goldnnch, for st. Louis.
Norman for Cincinnati.
Naugatuck, for Cincinnati.
N, Hambleton, forSt. Francis river.
Boats in Port.
Hero, Justice, Harry Dean.
Kart. Pilgrim.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-09-29

ical requirements of mankind; and every move
ment Which is proposed to modest the just re.
lations and proper order of society, should be
met with great circumspection. Every mem
her If community has common interest in
maintaining useful and virtuous standard by
which his course is to be directed, aud every
suggestion for change in the steady habits,
ar.I oqnable usages Of his people, should be
nct hy him as all innovation, and be regarded
rs IN insidiouS attack upon their peace, pros
pcrity and virtue.
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~ ESUMPTION OF BUSINESS.
STOVES, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, .
FIN WARE. ROOFING, SCOUTING, &c
EN- O-CH G. RI NJ e S

having determined to resume his former business
in AlexandriA, respectfully. announces to The
public, that he has opened his establishment at
.... NO. 43, KING STREET,
below Fairfax, on the north SIDE, where nc -
prepared TO furnish tho public, with every &C.
scription Of articles in his line, when may Do
wanted. His assortment OF CO y n "
STOVES, will embrace every variety, and OF
the best descriptions He would enumer4tc;
among them, NOBLE Cook STOVE, the best that
was ever in use, and we'll deserving its namc--
the LILLY, tho PALMETTO, and others.
His TIN WARE will be found equal, II not
superior, to any ever offered for sale IN AleXah-
dria and housekeepers. can have any descrll1-
ton of ware Of that kind, which they may need;
he invites an examination OF his goods, ana
presents such selection Us cannot fail to please
All kinds of ROOFING and SPOUTl Nc,
executed in tho best manner and on the lowest
terms.
An experience of forty years in this business,
enables him to claim that he has practical
knowledge Of it, in all in his branches. He is
DESTROYS of not only accommod atlng but giving
satisfaction to his customers and to all purchas-
crs, and they may be assured that what he sells
them will be Of the best materials and of the
best manufacture. He will warrant Whatever
he sells It will be his object to secure patron
age by constant and personal attention to his
establishment. .. .'..' 49,. 4" ....-' ~
With this announcement he will open his
Mandatory, willing to show by his efforts that
the patronage he asks. will rebound to the ad-
vantage of those who buy, rs well us OF HIM VINO
sells. and that the citizens of Alexandria and
its vicinity need not 90 elsewhere to purchase
what can be procured in their own city, from
one of their own people. .--." ~ l2-ZaWll .
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WILLOUGuBY, p. Q.

A RULES HELD IN THE CLERKS
n Office Of the Circuit Court of Prince VII,
liam county, on Monday, the 3rd day of Septcm'
Der, 1866. Frances A. r. Davis, plaintiff, aga!H:i
Clara McNair and her husband, whose name !,
unknown. Stephen McNair, Fred McNair Hen
ry McNair, Robert McNair, Dolph McAMf'
George W. Brent and Francis ). CalnoN'
Sheriff Of Prince William county, shcrl az
ministrator of John McN;,ir, deceased, defend
ants-In cEanccry.
The object OF this suit is to subject a ccraIi
tract Of land, lying in Prince William county.
t. the payment OLA note, executed hy J"hn Nc;
Nair to Francis A. II. Davis, said tract OF Land
having been conveyed by said McNar 10 geo
w. Brent, to secure the payment OF s1II noe
The defendants, Clara McNaIr and her M ~
band, whose name is unknown, Stephen Nc,
N;ir, Fred McNar. Henry McNair, K"Gs!.
McN:ir, DoIph Nc Nair, not having entered 'i 1.
appearance, and given security. according 10 'H%
and the rules this Court, and 1t appearing u
affidavit that they are not res! dcntS Of thIs o!a
it is ordered that the said defendants appr",t
here within ono month after due publication 4"
this order, and do what is necessary to pto 't
their intel est in this suit and that copy oI ~.
order be forthwith inserted in the A!cSaIl''a
Gazette, II newspaper published III the cNH y.
Alexandria, once week for tour SVcct,s" ~.
weeks, and posted ut the front door OF the '''''
House of this county 1t the next term. l,..,
A copy te'tc. }. CANT Nv U''''
SEP 5-1aWiW
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DRY GOODS.
C,EPTEMBER. SEPTEMBER.
- 1866. 1866.
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

We are now receiving from day to day large
and very choice assortment Of French, English,
German and American Dry Goods comprising
almost every description OF new goods imported
this season. We name in part: French Mcrl-
noes, Reps, Pcplins, Empress Cloths Alpacas:
MouslinS, Valentias Queens Cloth, Bomb:!-
zines, Coburgs, SC, &c.
80 pieces American Delaincs.
100 pieces new Fall Prints.
80 pieces Faland WintcrCassimcrc, very cheap
IS pieces white, red, blue and yellow Flanncs
80 dnz lIoop-skirts in every variety Of size.
50 doz Jouvns Kid Gloves. al sizes.
100 dozen English and German Hosiery.
Mourning Goods in every variety Of qraIlty
and price
Shawls and Cloaks in great variety.
Beuchcd and Brown Cottons, Irish Linens
Sheeting5 Table Linen, Napkins, &c,
All of which we offer at usual low prices.
We respectfully request all in want Of good
goods ut low prices, to give Us an early call.
NJ TAYLOR & CO.,
No. l2 Centre Market Space
4
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HOTELS & RESTAURANTS.
DALLARD HOUSE
JOHN P. BALLAkD, Proprietorsa

g.. THOMAS II. ALL AMI, } l.Et;.r
The undersigned take pleasure III announcing
tothn travelling public {ls well as to city board
nrs that they have returned to their old busI-3
ness again, and from this day they arc ready to
cater to the taste and comfort Of all who may
uvor lem with their patronage. q:
They have purchased ul the furniture III the
establishment, all Of which is Of the very best
quality and selected with gre t care from the
lest furnishing houses in New York, within the
last twelve months and much Of which has
never been unpack cd; indeed, the hotel is fur
nishcd in the most superb style. s.,I IL 3.
tsins one hundred and twenty pleasant and we'll
ventilated lodging rooms, all OF winch nave
CRATES The p:lrlors and public rooms arc large
and convencnt the building is commanding
and acllnowIcd to be one Of the best ever con
structed in the Southern States; and all togcth-
or offer advantages rarely met with III public
hotel. ,.t...,.,
Our table shall always be gcnerously supplied
with the best the market affords, and with the
dclicacics Of the season and the choicest OF VINE
The BAR.ROOM is an elegant one. and snail
be furnished with the best of liquors, ETC., etc
We pledge our undivided attention to the
business, and expect from our old friends ladies
and gentlemen OF Virginia. and the whole coun-
try their support and hope to receive Il liberal
share Of the public patronage.
Tn6MA IS T. EA b 5.lAhn rroprotors..
richmond September l. 1866 lsep S-lm
GUNNER GARDEN.
Having leased the establishment heretofore
known rs the Summer Garden No. 1872, King
street Sd door west Of Washington street, l
would beg leave to Introduce myself TO the cltl-
Zcns of Alexandria, and also to the travelling
community, as " caterer for the strctest epcures.
The Garden being a pleasant resort Wlthln
reach Of ALL / am determined rs Tar rs my part
to keep every thing in the strctest order, 50 that
their shall be nothing to mar the pleasure ofmy
guests .- - ~. ',.-
The larler will always be filed with the best
the market atIords-furnished at u fair living
price. .-------~-.....
/ Mvarrangements arc such that will be pro-
pared to furnish Fresh Oyster, by the gallon or
otherwise, to suit city or country orders.
Oysters served up in every style at the house
together with meals to order ut all hours.
n. B.-All l ask is fair trial, feeling perfect
ly confident will give satisfaction to all who
'"n is2s sIt'' ''i' "'''' o ~ WIN. H. SMITH a.
MARTIN MADDUX. II. CAnHLL NJ ADDuA.
~ RE e N 5 .....,
-'...-. MANSlON HOUSE. .
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
MADDUX s. SON,
iy 2e-tf Proprictors: ---------.---.
A TLANTIC HOTEL. ..
A. G. NEWTON, PROPRIETOR.
NORFOLK, VA.
Carriages always in readiness TO carry pnsScl-
gers to ard from the boats.
The bar and table always supplied with the
choicest WINES Of every variety ana malt and
spri,uous LIQUORS. Norfolk, mn 23-tf
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EARM FOR SALE.-The highly improved
Il farm, known as "Frankonia," lying %
miles from Alexandria, and y miles Ir"" SPrlnlg
field Station, .. Il A. r. r., on the ':l'ack Llck
road. This farm contains 1872 ACRES CT lanc,
eighty OF which are in orig inhl grown Oh VIII
oak, hickory, chestnut and yeHoW pune -, ! ne
improvements consist Of an excellent awc'lihs
containing four rooms. with BASEMENT kltciGii
and cellar; barn fifty feet by twenty DULL
the year previous to the war, Oh the most 4p-
proved STYLE together with corn, mousse cnplpIc
of containing two hundred barrels OF corn; ser
wants house, sheds and other necessary out
buildings in thorough repair, and which were
built lust before the war 4 Spring OF excellc nt
water lies convenient to the house i he farm Is
enclosed with substantial fencing Any Inlor-
nation can lie obtained Of either Ii. rowe,
esq, residing the place, or Mcssrs. l!"oe ~
Weddcrburn, Alexandria. Va au&al-en4w
fIUK SALE-A VALUABLE FARM,
l. NEAR WOODLAWN, FAlRFAA co.
VA.--Will be sold at private sale, the farm
lately owned by Andrew Turney, deceased, con-
tanning 23j acres more or less.
This farm is q part Of the original Mount
Vernon Estate and is situated on the Mount
Vernon Road, about six miles from Alexandra
and near to the Mt. Zephys Estate. About one one
hundred acres sin timber much OF 1t valuable
ordcr--a comfortable house, with good water
and convenient t-buildings-and the whole
farm is under fence
The land is of good quality for grazing or
trucking or the raising of grains.
Ifnot previously sold at private sale, the farm
will be offered at public auction on the prem,
ses, OH THURSDAY, October 25, 1866, ut -
o'clock IN.
Fo. further information apply to Mr.: Adam
Martin, near Clouds Mill, or to 5. Ferguson
Beach, Attorney ut Law. Address either at
Alexandria, Va aug y -cotI