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Trustees Sale
OF A DESIRABLE PROPERTY.


fINil + undersigned, by sirinn II ! Deed 81
Trsss executed 70 bin neccmber 7sh.
1861, ~ tleoFge y, Leinsr. wilt aiIes llic
land thereby conveyed, at P0hlie Sale, 10
the h'ghess bidder, oa the premises, on
THURSDAY, the 2o,h Of FEBRUARY,
1858, NJ O'Clock y. VI.
Said lard "a situate ~ Carroll coumiy. Md. .
o. ihs BallimoFe aad lielstegsiown Turn
pike, aboai \ qaRrter q mile from Fisks
burg, adjoining the Copper Mines, and
eosaaiHa ONE ACRE on LAND, more or
lees, The improvements consist ~ lafge
TWO STORY FRAME
" EATHER BOARDED ~
HOUSE WITH Stone back M..sfnlA
building large fFnma Bars, u z. go s y
extensive Shedding lnr harAes. good lcaeir,g,
Well of excellent add MEYER fsiiius wAter.
with pump, and lipe lASgc Garden. DC.
Tbs properly l. well located 10 be used
- q Tavern sod boarding honAe.
Persons desirous OF examining the shove
property VIII please call upon Jesse 4.
Gardner, Esq, reading shercon, who will
take great algasare ID showing it.o al Who
may call
The Tcrus Of Sale VIII he made tnown
on The day Of sale, and can bs for cash Or
credit, % gut purchasers.
posse.sIon VIII be given on the first Of
March, 1864.
l. j. BAUMGARTxER, Trustee.
J. HraRY Horrr, Auetionecr.
jasS q
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II Ias.sls cIsrisl csari.for crssIe corpss.
e" 1oea y La.s''. s1,s n, 'A 81
Joseph lIoyser Lanatc January, 1855, that
!, che audit flsd IL this case be finally ratified Oh
the 18th day Of February Provided, i copy OF
this ofdef be Published for two successive wcekb
In some newspAper. published ip Carrot ooun-
no. "a. BOYLE, clerk. !
True Cory 4gcst1 VIZ
,janse-zt s.,i9 JEp.tp, Boris, clerk. {
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WFsraixxrra cEsgrgsY coRFASr. Alta
meeting Of this Company on tie evening Of
January 2sa The sollowiag officers were
ehsseni President Emanuel 0eraaad.
Board 81 Maqagesa--Joa ". parkc, Michael
baaehnan. John X. i.ongesn, A. Reese
parbia, Blwia X. 1efnaad, Charles A /.
Kuhn.
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sNE 90 Faes.-slr. Paul Kaes has
sold bis Pam Of io7 acres. lying ou Big
Pipe Creek. to Janob spaagier, q. Moaol
JOY, Pa, for tho sun Of 81, 200.
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aari sais hia life 10 mixefy but by the timely
use q che lpag tricd aad faithful remedy
Sscii's specific Pills
he may recover his health. Make therefore no
DELAY 10 using this remedy. II gives speedy
rsiisf and VII sona eject cure II all case. Of
Seminal Melkness, kmissions. Physical and
AefyaaF Debility and dsFangameHts OF The arl.
nary organs. Positive buhedt Il derived by
hsing . single box. II = tntiraly vegetable
SD harmirsa hEa no change % diet l. neeesaa.
y whilst asiaR thsus.
Prizes 0ne Dollar per bos with full dsfce.
iona
Sold By nraggista gencraiiy. Ia places
where they cannot BE- procured I will send
ihesc bY mail rartpaid add secure fron oLser-
yatieu On receipt OF the Bosey. Address
J. BRYAN, n. b., $40 Broadway, n y.
pFiyAis aad e3niideniiAi cirenlars viii be sent
20 gentlemen lfre 81 charge.
A. u. licrsa, Agenl, Westminster, Nd.
Octl0,ly
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TO LADIES.

Your attention u called 20 tho fsaat ailloaeirus
remedies efer known for the removal Of OBJ
Etrnetioas and Heterogeneous incident to the
female sex.
DIR. IIARVEY'S
cHRog0 THERRAg PgMaEg pills,
have been used fof upwards Of Yf1iarY YEAas
With enyaryiaK success. 1hsy are adapted Tor
Az ordinary casns and nsyar AL 10 ihcir action
u taken Ia time.
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fn'' Powers, The rolorei bagbcr, whose
shop wa ia the basement undcr OUT Office.
died on last Sunday. lie vas faithful,
courteous seliow, aHd endured his fall share
Of bodily suffering.
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ArrgsfT TO SwlSpLE Bhxk. ---0u die
igth Of this month 4 bold attempt was made
by M individual who gayethe uaue n Starr.
70 defraud the Union National Bank Of
Westminster oas OF sioo. ThS particulars
are these; On the day above mentioned .
man called a, the Bank and presented note
for discosnl to the Teller. Mr.. Hugo T..
iiddis, who wns the only officer present nj
the time. The note was signed own Sc.
gaieqsf aud another name wbich tho Tel.
Ter eannot Temembcr. and purported 10 be
payable to a Mr. Starr, residing 10 Union
town District, Carroll county. TIE swim
DIR represented that he was lie son Of SIR.
Starr, and presented a note from the Teller
offhe Parmers and Mechanics National
Bank OF Westminster, aaking asa favor that
ihslno,s be discounted. sBa, Mr. Fidd;s al
once discovered that the signature OF the
Other Teller wasA forgery, and refused 10
pay the money, Upon this the man al once
decamped and has not been unprecedented.
Il appears there ia Mr. Starr residing 10
Unioniown District, bat neither thu gen
tleman nor bis son were ia Westminster on
that day, and kpow nothing Of the note. So
the whole affair was a well connected forge.
ny to dcirAnd the Bark
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n o y $ =,

With Stone back building Log Barn and
Spring Iioasa, with never falling Spring ~
esceilcni water near the Dwelling. ,hsTs Z
n email stream 81 water RUS through the
farm. aud the fences can be so Arranged A.
g have running water In nearly all tho
iielsls.
The Terms 81 Sale are, viz One third
part Of the purchase money shalt be paid
BY the purchaser OF purchasers 70 The Trus.
tee on the day ~ Sale, OF apon tho ratlssea
ion thcreof 81 The Court nfaresaid one.
shird % be- paid in one ycaf add tie remain.
ing third ~ two years from the day of Sale,
With interest, aud 70 be- secured 81 The pur.
ehassra notes with security % be approssd
Of by The undnrsigned
J. J BAUAGAkTSER, Trustees.
J HsxEr Horrn, Aaessau6eT.
ian2I.a
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AI0 matter how dull business may be, a
IN merchant never loses any thing by a
liberal expenditure fot Printers Ink. Tf3it.
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Dr. j. rsrsap Consulting Phy-

TUDfCIouS Advertising, by all kn<iresa
- men Is the secret Of success. Rpmcm.
Der Stephca Girard
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SoSs on TEsPgRAssg The Grand Diyi
sion Of Maryland, representing this order,
hold their session il Annapolis to-day. A
public nineiug viii be held on Thursday
night in the hall Of the House Of Delegates.
kiadly granted for the purpose, at which
addresses WILDE delivered By James Young.
Esq grand worthy patriarch, and several
prominent temperance advocates from Bal.
tinisre and other PARIS 81 the State.
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NOTICE.
" Came to my premises, u miles East
Of Westminster, on the Baltimore Turnpike,
about four months ago. TWO TURKEYS,
WHICH tho owner can have by proving prop
ianis'st ELIAS MARKER
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So ACRES OF LAND.

mgie Or less. Of which sufficient propos
ton Is covered With very good TIMER,
the residue il cleared land. 10 tolerahle
state ofcultiyation, and Is under good fem
chg. There j. an Apple Orchard on
this property IN good bearing condition. -
The improvements consist 81 d Two Story
Double Log NeafheriyoaftIsl
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FATAL ACCIDENT FROM Coal OfI.-Mrs
Rebecdh Frederick Wifcof Thomas Freder.
ick, residing Of Govansiown, IN this county.
came 70 her death on Friday nigh / M inst
under very distressing circumstanees. she
was ascending the stairs, about 8 O'Clock.
with lighted coal oil lamp 10 her hand.
upon which there was broken chimney.
and had proceeded but a few stems when { ~
light, haring up, caused the IInfartnnate
woman 70 drop the lamp, which, bseaking
by the tall, scattered the contents over her
person and ignited her clothing, Snc rushed
down stairs, and, IN ordns ID save her chil.
.dfen from being burned, there baiu4s NJ
others than herself and children in the house
ran scfeatning ont Of doors. A family liz.
ing near, hearing the alarm, at once ran 10
her assistance, but, before the are could be
extinguislied she was burned in d shocking
manner about the body aud hands. IA Dor,
ton Of her body was burned 10 a cfisp. She
was carried into the house, and Dr. il r..
Ward summoned, but his efforts 10 nrolone
life were unavailing, death ensuing tIe nexi
morning about six clock. The unlortu'
nate woman leaves four small children, one
Of whom. is Only about six months Old. y
I0trsonsors Journal.
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! A NEGnO KIILED.---On Friday afternoon
last two negroesip the employ Of Mr. Alex
ander Homer, living on theIine oflthe
railroad. about SIX miles from Westminster,
got into an alteration which led to blows.
lin the nIeloe one ofthe negroes, named
John Mack, struck the other heavy blow
on the head with club, MASKING III his
skull, ard iaaictibg injuries hom which he
diuda The decreased was named Jones, aud
hailed from yirginia. Justice Asafisl 0ars
FER held ~ ipquea upop The body, and ihe
|lesidence showed that the act was cold
blpoded one, Jones being disposed TO ges
out Of Mack's way, and the blow was dealt
when he was unprepared. Mack bas not yes
been unprecedented y si. .sls8sss.
4 THE NV RAitRoAp. On Saturday last
San adjourned injecting Of those interested
in the project Of constructing railroad 70
connect with die Western Maryland at Lao-
yer's Station, vas held at Manchester, and
was largely attended. The committee an
pointed to coulter With the Directors III Bal
timore reported them as anxious TO give .
hearty corporation to the enterprise. A
committee was appointed TO visit Annapolis
to sacurea clietqrl from Die Legislature,
and on Monday last Hon. Jacob shower
q The comIpites started upeb tbai
mission. The people Of good old Demo-
cratic Mpachestcr are 10 earnest, and ilHi
is the best evidence we can have that the
road viii be built a-.isa hgt s5
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IIannlness ar MiserY.

The victim 81 youiifsl ineiscgetion destroys
his happiness. sains biz prospects for social en-
ausi suas hia life 10 laisefy but BY the timely
use d The lpag tficd aad taltlfui remedy
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3 coaiso + lss--ansev' 'sabscribers 70 the Ad.
gvcate.
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DIsPATCHEsTo THE GAZETTE
impeachment.

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Court of lmpea oreaed to day immedi-
atey upon the.asstnbling ofIhei Semitic, and ,af:
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OTANDARD HOUSEHOLD REMEDIES.

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ABTGTEON SALES.
nIjBIlC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTaTE IN FAIRFAX CO.-BY virtue

DUBLlC SALE OF .VALUABLE REAL
L ESTATE, IN FAIRFAX Coy, virtue
Of Il lecres ofthe Circuit Court OF Fairfax CO..
rendered at The June term, 1867, in tie suit OF
Folin against Folin and others, l shan g PEE
coed, at IL Of clock m, on MONDAY, the ZUth
day OF April, 1868, that being the day 1or Inc
session Of the County Court, to offer, at puoIlc
sale, in front fthe Court House of said county,
TRACT OF LAND, containing about S4o
acres.
1t is situated on the waters of Wolf trap run,
IN said county, near the village of "Vienns,
on the A., l.. i Il. r. r., and adjoining the
lands o! Major Williams and others. The tract
has beon divided, and will be offered in smaller
lots, represented by a plat which will be ex-
hibited at the sale; This land is located in g
most desirable and improving neighborhood, il
we'll watered. healthy, the soil good, and in
fair state Of cultivation. It's proximity by rail-
road to the markets of Alexandria, Washin gton
and Georgetown, adds greatly to its value.
TERMS-One tenth of the purchase money
to be paid in hand, and the residue in equal in
staments, at six, twelve and eighteen months
from the day of SALE with interest secured by
the bonds of the purchasers, with good person
al security, and the title retained until the pur-
chase money is fully paid. Stamps and convey
ancing at the cost of the purchaser.
FRANCIS L. SMITH,
ap 6-2awts Comm'r. of Sale
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Julpeper CO., mar 25-eots

In execution of q decree of the Circuit Court
of Fairfax county, rendered at the June term,
1867, in the suits of Turner Dixon's Adminlstra-
trix vs.. Austin l.. Adams, I will SELL at public
auction, in front of the Court House Of Fairfax
county, on MONDAY, the 18th day of May
next, Court day, TRACT OF LAND, in tn G
said county of Fairfax, upon which the said
Austin L. Adams formerly lived, situated upon
the Columbian Turnpike, about half g mile
from Bailey's CROSSROADS, and adjoining the
lands of Jerry l.. Page, NOW Gordon'sl Caleb
Reed and Doctor Bancroft, containing FlFT
TWO ACRES. ..:.
oTERMS-Ono.third Of the purchase-money
to be paid in cash at the time of sale; the res
idue in two equal payments, at and II months,
the deferred payments to bear interest, and to
be secured by the bonds Of the purchaser, with
approved security, and retention Of the title
until said payments are made. The costs of all
deeds, including revenue stamps, &c, to be
borne by the purchaser.
Fairfax CO. mar 27-eots Comm =.
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FsHTowN.-Unusual quietness reigned at
fshtown this morning, in consequence OF the
aonarrival of vessels from the Potomac fshe-
hes, and fears of bad season are beginning to
Ind utterance. What becomes Of the fish
during the cold spells has never been determin-
ed, but certain it is that they avoid, during
such weather, both seines and gill nets. The
demand at the wharf this morning was good,
but there was no supply to fill it. The whole
sale prices of fish are published in the Gazette
daly
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iAHCTION SALES.

EHRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
AND MOST ELIGIBLE FARM, IN
CULPEPRR COUNTY, WITHIN \ FE;W
MILES Of BRANDY STATION AND CIVIL
PEPPER T.. H, VIRGINIA. g ,,-..,..
! By virtue Of a deed of trust, executed by John
Taylor and wife to the undersigned, as Trustee,
dated on, February II, 1861 and duly recorded
in Culpeper County Court, being thereto re- re,
quired by the beneficiary. and with the conse, 1
the parties Interested, shall proceed 70 :eIl'
est bidder, on WEDNESDAY, the $rd day OF
June, 1868, if fair, or, if not The next fair day
thereafter, at the hour Of Al p. H.. the property
conveyed in said deed being certain IkACT
OF LAND in hecounty Of CGlpeper, Virginia,
containing Sc YEN UND ACRES, the
jeremiah Morton esq, and the large, Part Of
the very valuable farm known as "SIlLL-
MORE" formerly owned by John Taylor,
esq, and at present occupied by Alessrs. John
+. Lewis, nj. Blackburn, James w. Crawford
and Francis M. Young
This very desirable estate lies in one Of tho
most healthy and attractive regions Of Virgin
ia, within about six miles of Brandy Station,
and about the same distance from Culpeper g..
H., on the o. s. A. r. r. and in fine and de-
.lightful neghborhood. The land is highly
adapted for agricultural or grazing PURPOSES
The improv ements consist OF CON MO- Esssa
DIOUS DWELLING, with other build ~ aSSssl-
ings, ali of them substantial and in good condi-
ton. It's rare thatso eligible farm is offered
in market, and tho attention of Capitalists or
parties desiring to settle in Virginia is called to
this favorable opportunity for investment.
Tho dcbt secured by the deed is s. coo, with
interest thereon from February II, 1861, to the
day of sale, and the deed requires the salc to
for cash sufficient to pay the same but by
an agreement between the parties, the sale will
be only for cash sufficient to defray the exren-
ses of sale and interest in arrear from the llth
day of February, 1851, to the day of sale,
amounting to L$23266G, and for the re-
maindor Of the debt, secured on credit of one,
two, three and four years, in equal instruments,
the purchaser giving his negotiable notes, sat
isfactorily endorsed, with interest added and Sc
cured by trust decd upon the land the resi-
due will be upon terms which will be announc-
ed at the day of sale. The purchaser to pay
taxes for 1868 . JAS. PLEASANTS,
aCulnnnor on n, or 05-ooto O.. r.. Tru en
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Fairfax CO., mar 27-eots
DUBLIC SALE OF LAND.

Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court Of
Fairfax county, rendered at the June term,
1867, in the suit Of w. E. Moore VS.. Sidney e;
Miller, the undersigned, Commissioners; named
in said decree, will, on MONDAY, the goth
day of April, 1863 that being Court Monday,
sell to the highest bidder before the front door
of Fairfax Court House, TRACT OF LAND,
containing lis acres This land lies Immediate
ly on the a, L. s. II. K. r., about /! miles
from Falls Church Depot, and adjoins the lands
ofMagee, Pollock and others. ~
TERMS-One. fourth cash in hand as a de:
post, liable to be forfeited and, 1.-The land 1esold
at the risk of the purchaser, should he fail to
complete his purchase, upon confirmation by
the Court; the residue in three equal install
ments at six, twelve and eighteen months, with
interest from the day Of sale, to be secured by
the notes Of the purchaser, and retention Of
the title until the last payment is made Costs
Of conveyance and stamps to be paid BY the
purchaser GEO. w. BKENI.
THOMAS MOORE.
Fairfax CO., mar 23-eots Comm rs.
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The Markets.

LIVERPOOL, April 9.-Cotton irregula', and
quotations for American unchanged. Sales es-
tisted at 20 600 bales. Breadstufs quiet Pro Pr;
visions active .sal;4ra, sss:s s,-,-syA .s~a, Z,
NEW YORK, April 9.-Stocks very. active
Money! per cent: Exchange 94a9s. Virginia
81 so. Cotton excited and decidedly higher al
291a3O for middling uplands. Flour dull and
slightly in favor Of buyers. Wheat quiet and
steady. Corn about 1c lower. Pork lower
Lard frm.j ~ 44jL4 p I
J.. BALTIMORE, April 9.-Flour steady; How
ard Street Supers 9aS11; Extra II 25a$l2 Is
Family 13a$14. Wheat firm; prime Maryland
red 29OaSO0; Pennsylvania $780, Corn firm
white 10; yellow 1l9. Oats steady at 60
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THIRD WARD RADICALS. "A meeting of the
Mdlcal Republicans of the Third Ward will
's held tonight in the new colored school
uouse, beyond the Court House. It is under
$1,000 that the adoption of resolutions, recon-
lasndlng John Hawxhurst for the Governor
mp OF the State, will be urged upon this
~se'lne, but that strenuous opposition to such
= = Proceeding will be offered and that the
usRShurstites and their opponents are mar
'ualing their forces for to-night's conflict.