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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-04
The Independent nnd the Congress
sional Question.

The mlep.ulcnt and its correspond
eut, seem 10 be- in great trouble in refer
CU-T a Tie position 0T TtC ftEENED on
the Congressional question. The Hrn-
Am Is at moro consequence than any one
supposed, or why SO much ado about it .
Until We saw the various eutcric~ of the
writers OF the Independent, We were Ia
boring under the mistaken surpo>ition
that the HERALD had righ, 10 form it,
own opinions and express them, and COM
duct it, columns in it, own way. We
hgy, only anr article To notice al the pres
yut timc-ihat signed Justice" which
-o Iui-rcrrss,n,s the position and the say
ing of ,hc HEENLp that positive denial
is given to some OF IL, assertions. and
wh,.h the writer knew to he nisreprcseut-
alton, when he pcuuod them, and has .
purpose 10 scrvgin So doing,
tu5rt-ga slys ri Mr. Woodbridge WIS
d mau Of oyer,hadowius ability. like Col
nmcr and Foot. the HERNp NIGH, with
prsprir'y ignore 'hr mcn OF it, own roun.
~"
Nj Justice" the Herald has not L.
uarei the men OF its own county.
He further says: The HERNpwould
have the district believe that this county
ms To- mon 0f -JIt..-iiCHt IbittIry = SuTTCGt
Mr.. Woodbridge at the present time"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-04

cent, gould interest, and principal us Wei
az interest is payable in gold, These
Bonds ae issued only a. the road pro-
grts.ca The government laans, 10 aid in
buillms tbr road, United States Bonds
10 H. ul' wing amounts Sl6,OOO per
milo from the Missouri ta the Rocky
Neuuru-, distance of about go miles;
$ SiS.0Nn Per nail, for the lao mules through
tho maunr,ius, and S3soW per mile
thereafter Tho Company aly then au-
thrrixei tu issue their own Bonds tn an
equal Amount, and no more, During
last yc.u, about twelve million dollars Of
these Bonds were sold based upon the
number oi mile, completed. The entire
line Ia the Pacific will he completed IA
ls,0. WHOM the traffic and proht OF the
road must bee immense.
The compuys bonds have musualp pro
visions iar security. The charter granted
hv Congress makes thun tir-t mortgage
up,u tho entire line, taking precedence
even Of the governments claim, the latter
holding second lien as a security for its
advances The receipts from way buSi-
ness already how rcmarlobly success
eight month, ending December 81, 1867,
tho net earning, We're more than three
times the interest upon the company :
huud-, aud the traffic must be greatly in
cr'a@cl a> 'hc road progresses.
Observation-Disclosures The Grand
liz, of Rutland for the present year
shows q d,ciiel iuorca,e, as will Ice seen
10y the fallowju- figure:
Grand Ti~tof 1865, SiG,Gi5 &,
Grand Ii~,oi lSt- A,5aa g;
Increase, Sl2.3l5 80
Which is equal 20 an mersasc of ST.
23l $50.
>faa-Anf tcnts tax on this year,
list viii raise the same as oAf hndrs7
cents IN Las, 1car'. LIST.
\ hrl share, probably 100000 or
more l. ia ,hc village, SO that there will
be a uueh Greater difference in the scale
Of taxation. Probably - 20 81 cents on
80, ,.,.'...s ,.ee -.
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,r .i;- -, ss. a..
-, W, .,.. ,,,,. = 80, =. 49,.
- - EI-...-I g.
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,t.........,...., =. -.
into!ligeutlv intcrpr,tgd the recent listing
laws, which have heretofore either escaped
the obs ovation Of listers or been passed
.oger hy thala.
.SfA1l. NufNA1. Nr~tr ~ruuoL-,Th,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-04

er and adjacent villages; also a map Of
the State of New Jerscy, its location, and
how to reach il and its euntiguity Ia the
ocean Those desiring to investigate the
matter can address the Economist, " for
\ copy OF their paper
oBITUARN-Mrs c. NJ Anderson, wife
Of the Rev James Anderson Of Man
chester, died Of crysipclas, in New York
city On the lith inst She Was there for
medical advice and treatment, and. had a
tumor removed which i, was feared might
be cancer Five days later cryNipclls
appeared in another part Of the body,
seemingly having no connection with the
anpu,atiou, and death cnsucd in five days
after the attack, Mrs. Audcr,ons life
work was in the interest Of religion and
humanity, and many hesidcs her immedi.
ate connections and relatives viii pay Ia
her memory the tribute of silent tear, rs
the recollection Of her words IL cncour-
alecmcnt and sympathy come To- them, on
H.. r.eartis.I. t.f tl.i---t,l newt
truly be ,aid that "her private deeds and
tokens Of personal kindness and affection
may be safely left among the treasures of
memory TO all those who may have been
the subjects of them" She is removed
from the scenes Of her earthly labors and
usefulness, bu, her Christian influence
will never cease 10 be felt while time
. lasts.
AccpuNr.-m Potstlam, y. y, on III,
lith. the frame of now house blew oven
and buried two workmen; one named
Holmes was SO badly crushed as to caust
his death the same day; the other had d
leg broken.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-04

BURLINGTON. The Board Of Aldermen
have appointed 7. d. Ballou acting Chief
+. Engineer Of the Fire Department.
Thomas Francis Savage was arrested
at Winooski by Constable Drew Saturday
night for breaking the windows and the
furniture in a tenant house belonging to
T.. W Chase. When approached by Con-
stable Drew, Savage Immediately jumped
ont OF the second story window, present
ing AN appearance to that astonishcd Off
Ger like that of one who, ON the wings OF
mighty winds, comes flying all abroad
Svage's leap fer liberty" availed him
nothing as he was shortly after captured,
and the Recorder on Monday directed
him 10 contribute - and costs 10 the
State Treasury, and failing Ia meet this
demand he was committed 10 the Bur
lington Jail. So says the Times
SHEEr 'SHEARING IN WEST Corn
wAII.--Wc take the following account Of
a sheep shcaring recently held in West
Cornwall from the Middlebury Register:
y public sheep ehearing festival was
held by II. f. Dean. Esq, of West Corn
wall. Vt. on the l2rh day of May, lsGS,
before goodly number Of sheep breeders,
all interested largely in the improvement
Of the best kind Of sheep. The day was
pleasant, although the weather previous
had been cold aud dry, untayorLhlc for
-hcaring heavy heect- The wool was
dry. The first that were shorn We're 10
eve lambs dropped in the month of March,
Isl. nnl .hnurrl Ms tnllnMs
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-04

EsChrEp FROM THE REFORM ScHooL.
-Four boys went TO a house in Richmond
Monday, asking for food, and saying they
had Travelled all night Being suspicious
that they had escaped from the Reform
School at Waterbury, their entertainer
tclcgraphed there and got orders to dctoin
them till sent for.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-04

E1 .n&e vino, ug SlrEFrllsY NrtN-
4.< un TUESDAY afternoon last after
III. ..1.af,r,. vote in The ~,n,t..n ,2,,
....,.l .4.1 ,L,,I .l,f..l,s,.f i,ir,..,]m,r,f
.r. t.ts....,.., l..,,.r o... f,,,,-,l,.l Ia.
Ii,, = NJ ~,,,,,,r e...r,t,r,.af Nm IL.
~ r.r
a., 49,,
N'' - N'.' w H,. ,'. w " w! l.al ''''N
" 80
',~ resolution oi tho Senate oi
! 'nl''d Stat's'"' tl' list oi February
i'0'' declaring '''' l'y r'1l4t"' hII ~, no
power ~ remove , ,''. ''',i''''S " " .l .'
ana "'1isn!l' .h'l.,'f "h'eef t' perform
''ir dutlt~ oi mat uli"t "d HttftH' iaFhiE
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-04

The truest test of military genius is the
accomplishment of great results with
slender means. We can recall no in
instance unless Grant be an instance of a
general who established his title to be
called great, otherwise than by succeed
Ing against great disadvantages either
superior numbers or consummate abilities
in the commanders opposed to him, or
formidable physical obstacles. A man
does not prove that he possesses a giants
strength by oyermastering an invalid or a
cripple A general does not establish his
title to be considered great by subduing
an army one-third as large as his own,
and losing FIVE of his own men for eyeyy
one that he disables of the enemy.
Why this sudden change When
Grant was the. Democratic General he was
all that was noble, competent and eminent
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-04

the same vigilance and ability gs hitherto.
We trust Gen, Grant will retain the high
office he nov fills until called ON Ia I'LL
the one still higher to which he has hecn
nominated
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-11
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s sass, 81 x ss s.hosula e'erget Married.

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s von .h,oea a e!er ct married, Ohm
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=, asas You'd better thus egi it'd
eesra asfnture be moderate, John, s1s. .=,>..1
And let the stuffed chairs walt
yaaasOnes1 ookfhg glass will de for both.
sss 80 Yourself and loving mate. - aIit
,saas and Brussels too, and other things T,.,,i<
~ 81 Which make d fine appearance, ;,.3..ra
esfs9 IF you cah we'll afford it, shey 49, 80.
sss ~ Will better look q year hence: .i,j
.sssaS Some think, they must have pictures, John
Yea ~ Superb and costly, too ;tas.si s.1@ ~
I'd: is Yonr5wi will be. e picture, tJohn; 5,'@
Let that suffice foriyou: -: 70 %s7si{Ea
20, Rsmembar how the wise2man said;
"A tent and love within IT. tor hstas
.3ssss sIsbetteF than a splendid house I55s1
sssl With pickering every minute ts1,og
And one word as to cooking, John; -
Your wife.cansdo that best;4. itaa S. (
For love, to make the biscuit rise, r.
~ sails better far than yeast a3.t.s
ssgk mo matter if each day you don't @
Stss,s3 Bring turkey to your table,
81. Twill oetter relish ,:by and bye, ,3
sasf Z When you are better able s3s f Eaa2
: For al Sou buy pay money, John, 800
70 : j. Money that very day i+...,i.I ;,,S.
go: . IF Oh would have your life run smooth
V r. There is no better way. 49, 4 s,.(s.
q 80 = a note to pay is an ugly thing, ..llaf
81 g thing you please to call it, ~ = e*
When it hangs @ or g man who has
No money. in his Wallet.
And one thing more remember, john,
s---- To keep A1oot from strife, . gryT;>;yr,
NJ And never, neper, NEVER speak,
:. A cross word to your, wife, t.a,, ~
90 iItutSif YOU, cannot keen it back, -
81 81 And bnrninRs still requireit,
ea' - Go -hisper it into your gun,
.y s. And thea+go out and fire H' It sa@&
Il s:tbAndsnou,w hen you are married, John,
sas.sbGDon't tryto ape the rich;-a 5ss.s.,s224
req 1T took tnems many toilsome year 4G%
siYsa To gain their enYied; niche ;a.Thas%a1t.
elssil Andsif y uigain the summit John, 2c.gj
-yos Look well to your beginning, anl53&1
sgeaoAnd then will ally win repay g. ,s@
2isa s. The5care and Toll of winning: a.sslE -
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4 iEXANURlA, LOUUOEN
4 AND HAMPSHIRE RAILROAD.
CO ~ M W O. sss E 5:;:-5;: $3.50! $3.50

NEW ARRA u Z VI ~ /,
BEGINNING MONDAY, JUNE B. 1856,
Leave Aiexandra daily, except Sundayar a. s
q. m, for Leesburg, retuF ~ leave Lees
burg at II. ID p m.
Connecting at LeesDurg with Peacock Line OF
First-class Coaches, wbi ch leave Lecsburg Oh
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, for Ham
ilton, Purcellville, Snickersvilie, Derryvie,
Winchester and Capon Springs; returning
leaving Winchester on Mondays, Wcdnes-
days and Fridays.
Leaves Lees burg for MddIeburg on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays on the arrival OF
the railroad train from Alexandria. and ar
rives at Miidleburg at p. n.
Leaves Middleburg Tuesdags, Thursdays and
saturdays, at a. ~, and arrives q. Lees
burg at II H., and (per railroadl arrives 8!
Alexandria at 3 p. m, in ample time for
Washington and Baltimore the same day
From and after june 8, the coaches Will run
daily from Winchester to Capon springs.
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STOVES, TENWARE, &C.
PRINCE STREET.

T7 PEI CE , r LII I. Y
STOVES! Stoves STOVES!
TIN WARE! TIN WARE!
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES!
Il general assortment of the above articles Of
the latest ard most approved patterns and styles
and best material, kept constantly on hand, and
warranted to suit purchasers; also, Tin Roof
irg Gutterirg and Spouting promptly and per
soRaly attended to in, city or country, and war
ranted to give satisfaction.
would asl; my friends and the public gener-
ally to call and examine my stock and prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Z 81. GARRISON,
sep 28-3m II, Prince st.
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MAIL LINE FROM -.
IYI ALEXANDRIA TO Inch ESTER
THROUGH IN ONE DAY.

z=zsAasA Coaches will leave Alexandr!e
:GSH@s&zza@a every TUESDAY, III URSDAY
and SATURDAY (until further notice. atthree
o'clock a. m, arriving at MANCHESTER on tbs
p. M, in time f0r dinner. ..
Leave Winchester on WEDNESDAYS,
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS, at 3 O clock 8. H.,
reaching Alexandria at o'clock p. II. same
days, in zine to connect with the car3 and boats
for Washington and the North.
This line connects with the line from Pied
mont Station to Uppelvile, going and return
ing.
the proprietor gives his personal supervision
to the entire route, and will employ none but
tn most careful drivers. By strict attention to
the comfort Of all who msy favor him, he hopes
to meri. the patronage heretofore 81 literally
bestowed.
OFFICES -Aexandrie, Mansion House; Win
chester, Taylors Hotel.
~ ii. WHALEY,
ie 24-tf Proprietor.
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'WIRGINIA, to with the County Court
w Of Fairfax county, January rules, 1853,
Thomas p. st. John against John e. Thomas,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-11
NITY HOTEL,
" ALEXANDRIA, VA.

n u L IL ~
" ALEXANDRIA, VA
VIM, II. FRAN CIS....... Proprietor
WM. 5. REMPER..... ............. General Supt.
This popular and long established Hotel, uu-
der its new management is now open for the
recep ion of guests and travellers who may
select it as u temporary resting place, or those
choosing it as q permanent home, will have 10
cause to regret their choice.
5 the rooms are well furnished, and are kept
neat and clean; the walters are polite and 'at-
tentive, and the table is supplied with all the
delicacies the market affords. The Wines and
Liquors kept in the bar room are Of the mos
superior grades. Coaches are always in attend
ance to, carry the guests of the house to and
from the railroad depots, steamboat wharves, or
any part of the city. 5rfEEz nov
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE
w addition to our stock of 49,
FREDERICKSBURG .ygL
AND HOISTON MILLS
VIRGINIA CASSIMERES,
the latter of which we are the agents. Weare
prepared to offer these goods ITO wholesale or
retail purchasers on the best terms. We would
call particular attention to the VIRGINIA
CASSINETS, which are much cheaper and
more serviceable tbeing free from shoddy) than
the same class Of goods from the North,
oo9" WILMER q SLAYMAKER. :
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TOM MISSIONER'S SALE OF
" VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
3. IN AI.RNA NDRIA VIRGINIA.


BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
the county Of Alexandria, pronounced at the
November term, 1857, Of said Court in the suit
of A. V. Maxwell vs. George w. Maxwell and
others the undersigned Commissioners of Sale,
appointed by said decree, yil offer for for sale at
February, 1868, at - m !, in front OF the Mayors
Office, in the city Of Alexandria, Va, all that
LOT OF GROUND, with the three story mn
BRICK DWELLING thereon, Of which .aiseA
George W. Maxwell died, seized, situated on
the south side of Duke street between Pitt and
St. Asaph Streets in tho said city Of Alexandria,
in front on Duke street thirty feet, and in depth
ninety five feet to an alley.
TERMS OF SALE-One-tenth Of the pur,,
chase money to DO paid In cash on the day OF
sale theresdue in three equal instalme nts at six.
twelve and eighteen months from the day Of
SAFE, the deferred payments 10 DC secured by
the bonds of the purchaser, with approved &C.
curity, and tho title to the property to. be re-
tanned until the purchase money is paid.
ALBERT STUART,
GEORGE w. BRENT,
ian 4-eots Comm rs. Of Sale.
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10 Dali
VALUABLE
SSS
Gn1EY
EIS9a
N-A-H

sAsla { 0 Z y I 5 Z 4 T,
WASHIEGTO1i AND ALIEN
ANDRIA, LAND and CITY LOTS
AT PRIVATE SALE
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RAILROAD LINES.
WASHINGTON, ALExA. & GEORGETOWN
s. ga W W - IzssgEsas -

~ ga ~ I'D asss8sa@5sYE sgs5 $3.50
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, DEC 18th,
" 1oG77, and until further notice, Local Pas
senger Trains will run between WASHING
TOS and ALEXANDRIA as follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA,, from corner CT
Duke and Henry streets, at G:35 g. M, and 4:40
p. m. From corner of St. Assph and King sts.,
at 500 and 1000 a M, and 300 y. m.
LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Maryland
Avenue Depot, at 7:55 and eco Il. m and zoo,
A:2O, and 6:t y p. II.
THROUGH MAIL & EXPRESS TRAINS.
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA,, from corner Of
Duke ard Henry sts. at G:35 a. M, and $40 pm.
LEAVE WASHI> GTON, from Maryland
Avenue Depot, al Cos a m. and 621 p. n.
.. Q. a. STEVENS, Gen. Supl.
W. J. PHELPS, Gen. Manager. Lde l8-lm
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The estate called WARWICK, four miles
from Washington city, and two from Alexan-
drin. on the railroad an tUrG] lkc between the
cwo cities.
The property will be sold in three parts, VIZ:
|. FIFTY-SIX z RES, with BR N
DWELLING, containing II rooms, and out
buildings. On this land are, ar orchard, in full
bearing; g market garden: grapes, shrubDery,
crest and ornamental trees, and never failing
we'll of excellent water. The junction station
Of the Washington and Aiexsndria, with the
Lcudoun and Hampshire Railroad is within
few minutes walk. The scenery md view ere
Of unsurpassed beauty. and the surroundings
unex ceptonable.
, THIRTY EIGHT ACRES of fine meadow
land about fifty yards from the Junction, and
the Louaoun and Hampshire Railroad This IS
excellent land for grain end hay, and foI mar
ket gardening.
5. STWENTY-FIvE ACRES on the old
Leesburg road abou. midway between IN"
Theological Seminary ana Alexandria. The
sive and the neigh borhood Yery agreeable.
Tho above property will be shown by the
family residing at Warwick.
Also, the following lots in Alexandria:
ONE ACRE, adjoining the Loudoun And
Hampshire daDot bound ID by Pendleton, Fair
fax and Water streets.
ONE ACRE, on the south side Of Madison
street, extending from Fairfax to ROYAL St
ONE ACRE, OF. tue south side Of Montgom-
err street, few yards from the Cana! Basin
and extending from Washington to st. Asaph
street. A part Of this lot is occupied by the
Washington and Alexandria Railroad.
A lot On the south side of Queen street, be-
tween Patrick and Alfrci streets, about 70 feet
front, and 100 deep, to Is feet alley, with two
s. all tenements thereon.
a lot, al the northeast corner Of Alfred and
Wythe streets.
: LOT on tha waet side nf Colnm hus a. he
tween Wythe and Madison streots
TERMS:-One half to be paid in cash. and
the residue in two equal instruments, at y and
IS N onths from sale, with interest, excepting
that So, 900 Of the purchase money for No can
remain in the hands Of the purchaser for abOu!
4 years, bearing interest
Further particulars OF ". c. YEATON. At,
torney at Law, office in St"wsrt's Block King
street G.. A. ALEXANDER, Trustee.
ie 24-eOtf
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ILEGA1a;.NOTICES.

sY1IRGINIA, is Wit LIN the Circuit Court
"a X ;of Fsirfax county January rules 1868
: Pisrce Butler. In chancery. ~. ..s 2nE,
- - sfn The object Of this suit is to attach a
ssttscs land in the county Of Fairfax, the ? op
: ct Of the defendant, adjoining the lands OF
George B, Kulp and others, containing lS2
payment OF 500, with interest from October 20,
1855 subject to tn following credits: -, as of
: October, 1859; $50, as of Nov. 70, 1850; and
= Sis, as Of January22 1851. hI.g.
~ It appearing By affidavit fled that the, said
defendant is not resid this State, it is or
dered that he appear within one month after
! due ublication hereof and do what is necessa-
~ 70 protecs. his interest, A copy, teste.
= 10 20 80 w NJ. L.. EDWARDS, Clerk pro tenn.
Moore P .A.f'"AtN2 80 ian 9-1aH4w
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ism 4-eots
PUBLIC SALE OF 49, ~
VERY VALUABLE LAND.

VERY, VALUABLE LAND.
By virtue Of decree of the County Court Of
causes of E. Il. Ford and others against Aaron
Sutton, I shall sell, as Commissioner, under
said decree, THREE VERY VALUABLE
FARMS, in Fairfax county, the property Of
said Sutton, containing, respectively, $50, zoo
and 1861 acres. The two larger farms lie to
getner, near Flint Hill abo9I two miles north
east Of the Court House. and contain large
and comfortable DWELLING, the neces- k szzsNA
sary improvements and good fencing IlllH
The land is in fine condition, and very produc-
tive J he third tract lies on the waters OF Ac
cotink, near the lands of Hunter, Terrett and
shall sell separately, to the highest bidder, be-.
fore the Court House door of said county of
Fairfax on MONDAY, The Goth day of Janu-
airy, 1858, Court day, at IL O clock M.
TERMS-One-tenth cash, and the residue in
payment tc he secured by the notes of the ~
chasers; and retention of the title till the last
payment is made. N. DULANY BALL,
Commissioner Of Sale.
Fairfax county, dec 2s-2aw4w
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND IN
VI PRINCE WILLIAM.-Byv virtue of de-
cree of the Circuit Court of Prince William CO..
entered on the 18th day of October, 1867, in a
suit in chancery therein pending in which
Richard M. Allen and others are plaintiffs, and
john A. Harrison and others are defendants
the undersigned, Commissioners, will sell, be-
fore the front door of the Court House of said
county, on MONDAY, the 9Th day of January
1863, that being Court day, TWO TR CTS OF
LAND, in the said county, lying near the Poto,
mac river, one containing about 1873 Is
ACRES, ard the other about sc 2-3 ACRES.
These lands are unimproved with buildings and
for farming purposes, but are well set in tim Der
of chestnut and other growth, and are chiefly
TERMS-ODe- fourth Of tho purchase money
to be paid in cash, and the residue in two equal
;nstalments, at one and two years, the purchas:
er to give bond, with approved personal securi-
IT, to bear interest from the day of sale, and the
title 20 be retained rs security for the deferred
payments. CHAS. E. SINCLAIR.
-. EPPA ,HUNTON.
Prince VIM. co., nov 90 cots Ccmm'rs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-11
ALEXANDkiA
MA hh " A CO 4 - y

W AND MAN ASSAS RAILROAD.
81 M 81 - - -
On and alter MONDAY, December 9th, two
daily passenger trains will run between " ASH
INGTON and LYNCHB KG the daytriin con.
Meeting at Gcrdonsville with the Virgina Cen
trail Railroad to RICHMOND, and both trains
at LYNCHBURG with the Virginia and Ten
nessee Railroad, for NEW ORLEANS sId H.
tegmediate points.
Through tickets, and baggage checked -
iIich nvnd, and ali points South and Southwest.
Leave Washington daily ut $50" III; and i. IL
D. IN; and Alexandria At 100 &. IN and 10 =.
n, arriving at Lynchburg at /. 10 p. IN. and
4.O7 a. N, and ~ Richmond &. 90 p. III.
Leave Lynchburg at 40 am, and - pm;
srrive at Aicyand-ia at 80 p. IN, and 500 II. III.
md at W Washington at $50 pm and I 10 t.. IL.
Passengers for points between II AN AS Is
JUNCTION and FRONT r. ! al leave I. iYA-
andria daily Sunday excep'e.ij III 100 Am, ~
ri> ing al Front Royal, th" present western ter
minus IL 800 ,. m. Eastward, lea"e Fro@l
Royal at $40 a. n and arrive a. AieXnndcla
4.3O p. II. ). Vi. fkHADNS,
dec J-tf u neral icket Agent.