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Specie Coming*
“Trkascrt Department, )
May 25,1854. )
“Sir:—I am disposed to send you a suffi
cient amount of silver and small gold coius
to meet your contemplated exigencies for
change on the 1st proximo. Will you please
inform me by return of mail if you have a
place of security for $300,000? ^
1 am, very respectfully,
* JAMES fcl’THRIE,
Secretary of the Treasury.
John Lynch, esq., Collector, Richmond., ia.”
Stafford County.
Stafford Co., Ya., May 29, 1854.
The following is the result of the Stafford
election for Sheriff and Commissioner of the
Revenue, which you will please publish:
For Commissioner of the Revenue.—James
K. Towson received 431: James W. Johnson
110, and Bernard Barber 80 votes.
For Sheriff.—Janies Monteith received 333;
Thomas Hill 227; and Boliver Combs 109
votes. _
Sheriff* Elected.
[ CONTI Nl'ED.]
Augusta—M. M. McCue.
Campbell—Mr. Clark.
Albemarle Mr. Burnley.
King George—K. \. liffey.
Spottsylvania—K. C. Duerson.
Stafford—Capt. Monteith.
MARRIED.
M*r Oth, at Fernew. Loudooii County, Ya..
by Rev. J. S. Martin. Dr. THOM AS VV. SMITH,
to Miss KLKANORA GIBSON, daughter ot
Mahlon Gibson, esq., deceased.
DIED.
On yesterday morning, the 20th of May,
SARAH KLLA, daughter ot George H. and
Marv F. Robinson, aged 1 year, 7 months, and
is days. LIT The friends and acquaintances of
the family are invited to attend the funeral, this
(Tuesday) morning, at !•> o'clock, trom her
lather ® residence, on St. Asaph, between Came*
ron and Queen streets.
ALMAS AC.
1834. ,Sv*>vn
MAY. \ rises sets. Moon s Phases.
3«> Tuesday.. I 40|7 11 11' M'
31 W«W*lav 1 4> 7 12 "' " '.!
1 Thursday. 1 4* 7 12 1r- ‘ J
2 Friday-4 47 7 1 ' l’^'V r'i ' II si
« c . i .*- 7 lull'irst qr. »> > m
3 Saturday.. 4 4<D l-»l-j-—
4 Sindav ... 14 40 7 14 HloH W A 1 KK.
5 M«Bd»y...U 4617 14' M*t 30. Sh. J5m._
latest dates.
London.May 12 I Havre...^jav * ^
Liverpool.May 12 j New Orleans. May 22
MARINE LIST.
PORT OK ALEXANDRIA, MAY
Arkiyko.
Schr. Leroy, Osborne, New \ork. to S. S.
Masters & Sou. and freight tor the District.
Svhr. Anon, „»ici>augnuu, i luvuicmr,
den Mining Co.
Schr. Alexander Law. Wood, New York, to
Borden Mining Co.
Schr. A. Barrett,--.to Alleghany Mining Co.
Schr. Panthea, Soper, New Ha\en, to Cumber
land Coal and Iron Co.
Schr. Ann Pickrell, lhikes, Philadelphia, to
S. Shinn A Son. and freight tor the District.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, to J.
J. Wheat A Bros., and freight tor the District.
Sailed.
Ship St. Thomas, Banker. Baltimore, by Fowle
A Co.
British Barque Seal, Stowe. Liverpool, by
Cazenove A Co.
British Schr. W illiam W allace, Sharp, St.
John, N. B , by Cazenove A Co.
Schr. S. Kockhill. Parsons, Dighton. coal by
Borden Miniug Co.
Schr. Enoch French. Hall, Dighton. coal by
Borden Mining Co.
Schr. Arion. McLaughlin, YVareham. coal by
Borden Mining Co.
Schrs. Nelie D., for Boston; Lavinia Hopkins,
for New York; Jane Ros>, for Troy, coal by
Alleghany Mining Co.
Steamer Maryland, Mitchell, Baltimore, by
S. Shinn A Son.
Memoranda.
Barque Wm. Chase, Dorrey, at St. lhomas
19th inst.
Schr. Fulton. Jacques, hence at Boston. iMtf
instant.
Schr. Waterbury, Cranmer, hence at Ware
ham. 2.‘*d inst. *
jfgjigj
C AH Ala COMMERCE.
Arrived. May *49.
Boat A. Cary. Cumberland, to Alleghany
Mining Co.
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.—-The
<g|^A. I. American Barque ALHF.llS. ('apt.
Dorr, about 7<‘<» bbls. capacity. Apply to
my w HOW ARD A POOR.
x.«rr FOR LIVERPOOL —The good Pim*
j^Q^sian Barque ( *illL rfl Cl SI /*., Shultz
master, will have dispatch for the above port
having most of her cargo engaged. For freight
or passage apply to FOW Lh A CO.
my *Z3.
r« FOR ST. JOHN N\ B.—1The goix
Barque Mellon, master, wil
sail in a tew davs for the above port, and wil
take freight at \erv low rates. Apply to
my 23 FOW LE A CO
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER —
j£2j£The good Prussian Barque LONDON
Albrecht, master, will soon be ready for freight
either for Liverpool or London. Apply to
my iy FOWLE A (O.
VESSELS WAN FED—To load! at 1
Jsyyfe^°uthern P°rt %v*tb timber, for the lot
lowing Dock-Yards in Great Britian . llbo/trirA
Chatham. Portstnouth. lhronport. anil Pemlnrekk
for which high rates of freight will be given
Annlv tn fniV FOlN LF. A CO.
yrrv ___a *
£SX FOR FREIGHT OK CHARTER—
JjJ^The A. I. ship BEATRICE. George I.
Rogers, master, is ready to engage cargo,
my 5—tf S. S. MASTERS & SON.
„ VESSELS WANTED to load witl
^jg^gdeals from Quebec and the British Pro. in
ces. tor which high rates of freight will be paid
Apply to [my tf] FOWLS & CO.
,, VESSELS WANTED, to load Coal t
^J^Portland. Boston. Hartlord. Bridgeport
Providence and Troy, at best rates.
FOWLE k CO. Agents for
my 10_tf Alleghany Mining IV
xy VESSELS WANTED to load Coal fo
Boston. Providence, New York, and orhe
Eastern ports Apply to
T. J. MEHAFFEY,
Ag**nt C. C. and Iron Co.,
niv 22—dim lower whar
FOR NEW YORK —The packet scin
UtofaWjiSHlXGTON. Smith, master,will hav
despatch. For freight, apply to
S. SHINN & SON,
my 24—tf Jlinfj*! Wharl
SY WANTED.—Vessels wanted to loa<
4fcwith corn and dour for Boston, for whirl
high rates of freight will be paid. M. EL
DR1HGE. Union Wharf, east side Daingertield'
new block. my 27—lw
jy WANTED —A VESSEL to load Hon
^fliMtand Grain for Boston. Apply to
my 26 HOWARD & POOR
jp% WANTED —VESSELS to load Timix
«Matfor Eastern ports. Apply to
_my26 HOWARD k POOR.
4ak HOUSE FOR RENT, on the west fid
•SHof Patrick, between Queen and Camero
****** Apply to
n>y JOHN R. LAMBDIN.
TTTDRAUL1C CEMENT—350 barrels,jut
t t received, and lor sale by
“ « FOWLE k CO.
Congress*
In the Senate, yesterday, the Indian Ap
propriation bill was discussed.
The House of Representatives, after seve
ral efforts, refused to suspeud the rules
to enable Mr. Faulkner to move an inquiry
into the late affair in Boston, in which the
j U. S. deputy marshal was killed. The Pa*
! cific Railroad bill was taken up.
The Advance In Guano.
The prices to which the agents in Balti
| more, have lately put up Peruvian guano, as
i is alleged on account of the recent heavy
! advance in freights, are stated in detail as
| follows:
For 1 to f> tons of 2.240 lbs.. $60 00 per ton.
“ 0 to 10 “ 50 50 u
- 11 to 20 *“ 5000 “
“ 21 to 30 *• 58 00
“ 31 to 40 “ 57 00
u 41 to 50 “ 56 00
w 51 to 100 K 55 00
“ 101 to 200 55 CM) 4*
201 to 400 “ 55 00 4i
..... — - . L. All l.
| 40 1 lO lO*' '
751 to 10U0 *l 55 no 44
All cash: and for 101 to 200 tons. A cent,
i discount: for 201 to 400 tons, 1 *j4 cent, dis
I count; for 401 to 750 tons, 1A f4 cent, dis
count; and for 751 to 1000 tons, 2 f* cent,
j discount. Mexican guano remains unchang
ed, with sales from importers at $35 f* ton,
and the supply ample.—Balt. Pal.
Interesting Statistics.
The surplus of box rents in the post office
at San Francisco is such an extraordinary
sum, and the yearly increase so great over
| anything on record in the General Post Oi
tice, that we give it in the official figures, as
j one of the remarkable facts in the progress of
I California—the political, financial, and social
miracle of the world.
The amount paid into the treasury, deduct
| ing the postmaster’s allowance, for the third
| quarter of 1851, was $2,489.
For the first quarter of 1854, $7,650!
And it is the opinion of Colonel Henley.
' the efficient j postmaster of Sau Francisco,
! (who is nowiu this city,)thatthe surplus box
rents for 1855 will realize$40,000. Tliebox
i os are arranged with lock and key, so that
each holder helps himself without delay.
Some boxes pay as high as $40 a year.
The highest amount realized from the New
York post office is $2,990; Boston, $1,684,14;
New (>rleans, $1,308 $4.— l //m/*.
COMMERCIAL.
PRICES OF PRODUCE IX ALEXANDRIA.
FROM CARS, VESSELS, AND WAGONS,
Maryland Tobacco.$4 00 (d $7 DO
Flour, Super.S OO (d 8 25
l)o Family.9 5o (d 1«> no
i Wheat, red.1 ~5 (d 1 80
Do white.1 85 (d 1 90
Rtk.u 90 (d 0 92
, Corn, white.0 68 (d 0 /0
Do yellow.o 70 (d 0 72
()ATS.0 50 (d 0 55
Corn Meal, p bushel.0 8<> (d 0 00
Bitter, roll, lb.0 18 (d 0 22
Do hi km.0 10 (d 0 is
Bacon, hog round.8 50 fd •• do
Pork, (dressed).5 00 (d 5 5»>
Lard, (iu kegs).9 on (d 9 aO
j Clover Seed.6 50 (d 6 *•>
TImothy Seed.4 00 (d 4 2-p
! White Beans.*.0 80 (d 0 8a
Plaster, (retail).5 do (d 0 00
Flaxseed.1 *•> to
1 Black-Eyed Peas.1 25 (fl> 0 00
Sumac, hundred).I 7 > (if 2 00
I Salt.1 70 (d 2 UO
Hay, (bale).0 SO Ui> 0 SO
FLOUR —The market remains firm, with ve
ry light receipts. No sales reported. Stocks
j light. Car price $S.
GRAIN —No wheat offering, quotations nom
inal. Corn steady, with small receipts. We
! quote white and mixed at OS(d 70 cts.; yellow
70 u*' 72 ct.>. Oats are scarce at o0(d •>*> cts.
Rye 90 cts. Other articles unchanged.
BEEF CATTLE.—Supplies moderate. Pri
ces declined. We quote $0,n $•> *>u p U u lbs.
gross. Live Hogs $0 5o0$7. Lambs id
$:f 5o. Mutton, $5 (d $•> 50. \eal calves,
$5 5o ui •*$**.
BUSINESS dull, with a tightness in the mon
ey market. ^_
The Markets.
Baltimore, May 29.—Flour—Howard Street
held at $S 50; City Mills at $S 25. Wheat ad
vanced; sales of 20«»O bushels white at $2 d
.$2 10; red at $2 (d $2 04. Corn—Sales of
ltXUOO bushels white at 71 «z 73 cts. yellow at
| 75 cts. Oats—Sales of 2500 Virginia and
; Maryland at 51 (d 5C, cts. Butter in kegs at 12
; fjd 15 cts.; roll at lb rd 22 cts. Prices of othei
articles unchanged.
I The Philadelphia market is unchanged.
New York. May 29.—Breadstuff's firm. Flow
_Sales of b.ooO bbls. State brands at $S 37 a
•S»S 11; Southern •'Ss >sl d 1j*9. W heat firm
; Sales of 10,01 M) bushels of white at-*5*2 21; red
at $2 OS. Corn—Sales of 40,000 bushels ol
t mixed at 74 cents, yellow at 79 cents. Oat?
1 and Rye unchanged. _
Baltimore Market —May 2!>.
[nv MAGNETIC TEI.EURAl’H. |
CATTLE.—Six hundred head of Beef Cattle
offered—three hundred sold at $1 'd $•> •><» on
i the hoof, equal to $S (d $11 nett, averaging
$5 25 gross, showing a decline
Sheep $3 (d $5.
Hogs •}>•) 511 $•> 15.
, ; FLOUR.—Sales of Flour on iate'Change al
’ j 50.
Money Matter*.
'The Philadelphia American of Saturday says
Money matters during the week have beer
gradually working easier, and approved paper
j is readily placed at quotations. We quote first
J class at 11a 12 per cent. For second class, the
i range is from 13$to IS percent.
The New York Journal of Commerce, of Sat
. i urday. P. M. says —
The steamer to-morrow will probably tak*
i out between four and live hundred thousand dol
? ! lars in specie, although the Insurance Companies
•» floor ol iiwur:ine*> front tf
^ per cent., ami it is not yet known what etiec!
this will have upon shippers. The change ii
'• rates has created much dissatisfaction, and re
r mitters contend that it is not fair to make up
r for losses upon bad risks, by additional charge!
upon risks where no losses have ever occurred
The result will probably be to drive shipper
to insure abroad, thus diverting the mo%t profit a
r ble portion of the business from our own com
panies. as was done in the case ot shipment
'' from California.
|y The Officers and Members of the \ ouv
Mens' Christian Association would most cor
• dially thank their fellow citizens tor the mteres
\ manifested in their proceedings at the annua
i meeting on Sunday night; also, for their \er
- i liberal contributions on that occasion, amount ini
* i **
r I ' my 30—It _R««. Secwtgj
in-Tim* Ladies of the Bisiiop Meade Mission
ary Association, will give an entertainnient c
i Strawberries and Ice Cream, on Wtdntt ay,
31jt of May. at ClARESS, (Rev. Mr. Smith s) th
proceeds to be devoted to the erection of «a Cna
- pel in Monrovia, Africa. Omnibuses will leav
e the corner of King and Washington streets at -
n and at 4 o'clock, P. M. _my 30 It
OAA BARRELS No. I Potomac Herring
- Z\)\) 50 bW» N°- 1 Shad
it * 10,000 lbs. Sides, and Shoulder Bacon
4000 lbs. Hams, for sale by
my 26 K1NCHELOE & CO.
LOCAL ITEMS.
The Young Men’s Christian Association
held a meeting on Sunday night, at the Me
: thodist Episcopal Church, Sou th. The !
I Church was crowded to overflowing—there
being present one of the most numerous and
attentive congregations ever seen in Alexan
■ dria. The object of the meeting was briefly ;
but appropriately stated by the President of
! the Association, Mr. L. P. Bayne, aud the
Report ot the Committee read by Mr. J. II.
Reid. Addresses were delivered by Rev.
Messrs. Tucker, Newlin, Bates, Harrison,
and Couling, all excellent in matter and man
ner, and strongly urging the importance of
sustaining and encouraging the praiseworthy
! efforts of the Young Men and others engaged
in the laudable effort to promote the inter
j ests of religion and morality. During the J
progress of the meeting subscriptions to the
amount of £250 were made in aid of the As
sociation. The Choir sang several beautiful
hymns in the course of the evening. The |
tnni.tm>r u'oc with nroroi* hr ltav
,-p, - “I.. 1 J -- — j
j Job Guest, and closed with the benediction :
i bv Rev. Mr. Eggleston. We learn that the
! Association is in a very prosperous condition,
and much interest felt in its advancement.
A desperate attempt was made on Sunday J
' morning last, to shoot Mr. Stephenson, Keeper
I of the Poor House near thiseity. Geo. Beach, j
the man who recently broke jail in Fairfax
' county, and who it is said, has been since,
lurking about here, came to the Poor
! House on Saturday, and was ordered off.—
_ *
j On Sunday morning lie returned, and called
■ for Mr. Stephenson. The latter came out,
and fortunately brought with him a stick.—
As he reached the gate. Beach drew a large
! horse pistol, and tired at him. Mr. Ste
i phensou struck the pistol aside, as it was
\ about being discharged, and the ball thus
j was averted from him. He then seized
I Beach, knocked him down, and secured him.
The prisoner was brought into the city, and
carried before Justice 11 outer, who, upon
; hearing the evidence in the case, committed
j him to jail, to await further proceedings for
; this new offence, to be held before the Court.
I The tine clipper ship Wild Ranger at this
j port, with guano, from Callao, was hauled
into her berth, at Fowle’s wharf, on Sunday
last. She has a large and motley crew com
! posed of men of many nations, and as they
! were mustered for examination by the Cus
tom House officers, the roll of strange names
caused no little mirth among the bye stan
! ders. She lost one of her crew overboard on
; the passage here.
Yesterday, the Independent Order of Fni
j ted Brothers, with many friends, had a de
lightful pic nic at the Arlington Springs,
in this county. The company left here in
1.1 i _J i_l *4.1. 4k~~, LV
vauai pacKvi auu n»ku. i*.**-***
pitta's tine brass band.
An interesting little child of Mr. C. C.
Berry's, fell on the pavement, a day or two
a m. and broke the cap of the knee. We are
glad to learn that the injury though painful,
is not serious.
The solemn rite of baptism was adminis
tered in the Baptist Church of this city, on
! Sundav morn.ng last, by Rev. Mr. Tucker.
I
A sample of tine wheat grown on the farm
! of the late Dr. William L. Powell, was exhib
ited in this office yesterday, live feet in height.
The Potomac Bridge will he ready for use,
it is thought, next week.
i
The Small Note Prohibitory Law goes into
! effect on Thursday next.
PRACTICAL PLUMBING and GAS FIT
TING.—Having remoxed liom the old
stand on King, below Washington street, to Uo
i lumbus street, near King,one square higher up,
l respectfully solicit a continuance of the patron
age ot my old customers, and all that should fa
vor me with their patronage, can rely upon a
; most durable and cheap job, either ot Plumbing
! or Gas xvorks. Sheet Lead, Lead Pipes. Cistern
! Pumps. Hydrants. Hydraulic rams, and every
! variety of Water Closets.
my 3<»—d im JOSEPH F. WARNER.
JUST RECEIVED and for sale by the sub
scriber. direct trom ( incinnati.
25 tiercssSugar cured HAMS
20 hhds. Plain do
20 do Shoulder Bacon
5 bbls. Mess Pork.
R. G. VIOLETT.
my 3o—eo-lt Union street.
IOST.—On Sunday morning, between the
a Relief Engine House, and I.. H. Hanfoid s
j Store, a GOLD PEN AND PENCIL. The
' finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the
| same at this office. _•’,l **
rJBUSHES.—Hair. Clotli. Shoe. Teeth, Nail
) Crumb. Comb, ami Dusting Brushes. Al
I so Feather Dusters, alxvavs on hand, and lor sale
| cheap, at H. B. WHITTINGTON fc CO S
| my 30—It* Variety Store.
POTATOES.—
5*> bbls. Red Mercer Potatoes
50 bags White do do. Received this
day per Steamer Columbia, and for sale bv
j U)\ 30 HARPER * BOl ML
CtHAMPAGNE WINE — 25 baskets Heidsic,
/ in quarts: 1«» baskets do, in pints, ot Re
! nauld & Erancois importation, just received aiul
tor sale by [my3o] L- H. KU1 - •
! '11THITE LEAD.—kegs “Lewis s Pure
! \\ Lead, received and lor sale by
\iy 30 U WHEAT A: BROS.
\\7 ooL WANTED.—The market price paid
' my 3,)f°r W0°‘ J. J. WHEAT & BROS.
_ - - . . . . I, • _ ....... 4, ...iwt
f WM. H. FOWLE.
I my 3ft-eofit General Agent.
MEXICAN GUANO.—20 tons Mexican
Guano, in store, and iorsale b)
. j rny 30 J. J. WHEAT & BROS.
SAMUEL W. PEPPER, successor to Hemy
J. Pipper 6f Son. W A 1CHKS, JEW KLR\,
and SILVERWARE. No. 17.') Chestnut street,
: (opposite the State House,) Philadelphia.
* j Philadelphia, my 20—ly
t T >RANDY AND PORT WINE—very old
1 I') and superior, iorsale by
y ! F. A. MARBURY,
r mv 27 Fowle’s Wharf.
- 1 fllHE REST OF HARNESS to be found a!
| WM. F. P.IDGETT'S. King street. jllex•
■ andria. Vo. Give him a call. my 17
• I hh\D ROE, of best quality, in kejjs. lor sale
f S b‘v T. M. McCORMICK & CO.,
c , YnV 2b Theatre Building
‘ I /"VRANGES and LEMONS.—20 boxes, Oran
J I I ves and Lemons, in fine order, just receiver
> ; at [my 27] WHITE S, Postoffice corner.
-OBACCO ANHSEGARS,
sale bv F. A. MARBURY.
„ y Fowle's Wharf
nB,r®ratar.T«iU.
%><7 Fowle’s Wfharf
my 2/
B Y MA GNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Boston.
Boston, May 2(J, 12 o’clock.—Every thing
quiet. Burns, the Fugitive Slave, will be
remanded to his master, who will bring him
home.
Boston, May 20, 1} P. M.—The fugitive
slave, Burns, was brought out this morning
at the opening of the court under a strong
guard. The examination in the ease has
commenced.
An immense crowd of persons are outside,
and occasionally loud shouting may be heard,
but as yet no violent outbreak has taken
place.
A strong military force still continues in
and about the Court House, under arms.
A strong police is also ready for any emer
gency.
The State soldiery will protect the city
against the mob.
The United States military from the navy
yard and the ship Ohio are also in attend
ance, protecting the prisoner in the court
house.
The evidence of Burns being the slave of
Col. Suttle is positive. He certainly will be
remanded.
It is now understood that the soldiers will
tire on the mol), without any hesitation, in
case of another outbreak.
This impression having been made upon
the crowd, it is believed will prevent further
outrages,
A large crowd are now about the Court
House, agitating the subject.
Boston, 4 P. M.—The excitement is in
creasing. The Abolitionists have been
strengthened by the arrival of the Freedom
Club of six hundred, from Salem.
The Court took a recess of half an hour,
and then resumed the examination. A dif
ficulty is apprehended to-night. Burns will
certainly be remanded. The proof is posi
tive.
ORANGE £ ALEXANDRIA RAIL-ROAD.
THE CHE m'.ST, NHK5T COMEuRTADLE AND EXPEDITIOUS
h'orrt: to nn:
WHITE S1LPIII R SPRINGS,
Passim/ the Alum, Warm and Hot Spring*.
1 P”'^ *V.'.W. " ' ■■■' ■
A RRANGEMENTS HA4ING BEEN
made with the owners ot the new and
splendid steamer GEO RUE PJGE. to run b»
tween ALEXANDRIA and WASHINGTON,
a distance ot six miles, in connection with the
j TRAINS on this ROAD, and the 4Va>hington
ROAD the following schedule will take effect.
ON JN1J .1PTER
THURSDAY, June 1, 185 A.
A Train lrom ALEXANDRIA to GOKDOXS
! VILLE and intermediate Stations, will leave
the Depot, corner of Duke and Henry streets,
at 7 o'clock, A. M.. on the arrival of the
BOAT from WASHINGTON. giving ample
time for Breakfast on board, arriving at
GORDONSVILLK. at half past in o'clock, con
necting at that point with the Trains on the
Virginia Central Road, to Richmond, Charlottes
I ville, and Staunton.
A Tram from GORDONS4 ILLE to ALEX
ANDRIA, and intermediate stations, will leave
|gor d o n s v i l l e at 11 o'clock, a. m..
j on the arrival oi the Cars on the 4 irginia
Central Road, arriving at ALEXANDRIA at
! half past 2 o'clock.—thus allowing time
to connect with the Trains leaving 44 AfcH
j 1NGTON. tor the North, and tor Dinner on board
the Boat.
A Train from ALEXANDRIA to 44 ARREN
Tl).\ and intermediate Stations, will leave
•ALEXANDRIA daily, (Sunday excepted.) at
3 o'clock, P. -41.. arriving at 44 ARREN ION at
half past f> o'clock, P. M.
ON SUNDAY, will 1 eave at 7 o'clock. A. M.
Train from 4VARRENTON to ALEXAN
DRIA and intermediate Stations, will leave
4VARRENTON daily. (Sundays excepted.) at
a quarter before 7 o clock, A. M., arriving at
ALEXANDRIA, at 94 o'clock. A. M.
| ON SUNDAY, will leave at quar er past 12
o'clock, 1'. M.
THROUGH TICKETS.
To Warrenton. .$1 70 To ‘Lynchburg. 7'
| •* Gordonsville 3 <>u “ *Luray. 4 2'
Charlottesville3 70 “ ‘New Market 0 Of
“ Staunton.0 *10
•PASSENGERS for Luray, and New Mar
ket, will take the TRAIN LEAVING ALEX
j ANDRIA, at 7 o'clock, A. M.. on 'Tuesdays
j 'Thursdays, and Saturdays, connecting with tin
! stages at Culpeper Court House.
• ‘PASSENGERS for Lynchburg, will take the
j TRAIN LEAVING ALEXANDRIA, at 7
o'clock. A. M., on Mondays, 4Vednesdays and
Fridays, connecting with thestagesut Charlottes.
j ville. , , _ .
| PASSENGERS for the WhiteSulphurSprings.
! will take the train leaving Alexandria, daily
! connecting with the stages at Staunton.
FREIGHT TRAINS are running daily
(Sundays excepted )
; lVr order; W. B. BROCKETT, Agent.
Alexandria, my 30—tl
MARSHALL HOUSE.—The subscribers
respectfulIv inform their friends and tin
public generally, that they have leased the above
named Hotel, tor a term of years, and will take
< possession on Monday, May Sth. lo all win
! in ay favor us with their patronage, we pledge
I our utmost endeavors to give satisfaction. Oui
j TABLE will, at all times, be supplied with the
best the season a fiords.
This house has been greatly enlarged, am:
i otherwise improved, and will be found in eveiy
! respect comfortable. JOHN J. ROBEK1S,
| niyh-eolm E S. PLUMMER.
I TINE SOAPS.—Musk. Brown and 44 hit
^ 4Vindsor. Honey, Palm and Castile Soap
! of verv superior quality.just received at
j mv o7 WHITE’S. Post-office corner.
1 PERUVIAN GUANO.—1000 tons Peki-vus
* Gr wo in store and arriving from Chiiicha
I Islands, tor sale by HOWARD * l’OOK.
; . .j,-, Damgerfield s 4\ hart
i '%T()'f I f K—Frepkiucksbuiui Corporatio>
I i\ 0NK AXD two Dollak Notes, still wanted
^ ^ WiU DANIEL F. HOPE.
I - /v BOXES Mould, Adamantine, am
.VO Sperm CANDLES, in store, and lot
ly\J 1 T. M. McCORMICK k CO
^ c X-.1 TRintro f it 111 it I Tl <r
nih ay ^oenu tv j--—--. °
FAISTKR-—too tons Windsor PUister, re
cnived per Brig Candace. For sale bv -M
KLDR1DGK. Union Wbart, east side Diingei
■ field’s new block. ^ __ _ n,l
POTOMAC HFRRINGS.-M" bbls. No 1
Potomac Herrings in store, amforsade, bi
T. M. McCORMICK & CO.
' Theatre Building
my-‘i
It IVFRPOOL SALT.-K'.ouO Sacks coarsi
I i and kink SALT, just received by barque
J^fdon and Carl .Auguste, for,alejby^^
my iy____
! "%'TV(;KO MAN FOR SALE. He i> ti goo<
I ]S farm hand, between thirty-five and ton.
years of age, and can be seen on npp .cauon a
Mr. Bruin s, West Knd. _my£-ot_
SHAD_so bbls. fine Potomac Shad. Al
si> 50 bbls. N. S. Herring, just received an.
for sale by M. ELDH1DGF., Union Wharf, eas
side Damgerfield's new block. -"W ^
= ■ FORR>n<Tnhrtwo story brick HOLS!
M-rner of Fairfax and Wilkes street. a di
Sfele residence lor a small family Apply i
• this olfice.
JOB PRINTING
Neatly executed, with despatch, at the OjJice of the
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE,
Comer of Prince and Fairfax s!reels,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
PAMPHLETS, BUSINESS CARDS,
CIRCULARS, TICKETS, .
HANDBILLS, BLANKS. ac„ ac.. ot
WARRANTS, every description.
Printed at the shortest notice, anti upon as rea
sonable terms as at any olhce south ot the Poto
mac.
I Orders tor any description of Printing will he
received and executed in the handsomest style!
UiT1 We have just received a large addition to
our assortment ot JOB TYPE, which will enable
us to give satisfaction in the execution ot all or«
ders with which we may be favored,
j my 3u—tf
ALEXANDRIA BOOK BINDERY
AM)
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY,
gazette building.
BOOKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Made to Order, and Elegantly Bound, in
Any Style of Binding
1 With eveiy attention* paid to the proper ar
j rangernent ot plates in works illustrated, lerms
1 moderate. Work carefully packed tor the Coun
try. _
; BIBLES. PRAYER BOOKS, MUSIC. LAW
i BOOKS. PAMPHLETS, MAGAZINES,
PERIODICALS, Ac.,
Bound at the Shortest Xu!ire.
And in the most durable manner.
REPAIRING done at moderate prices.
feb 2—eotf
MADDOX’S VIRGINIA HOlTSE, upper end
of Km" street. Alexandria. JVi.—The mi
1 dersigned. late of Salem, Va., begs to inform his
| t'riends and tin* public, that be has greatly cu
! larged, furnished complete, and opened, the a*
: hove House. h>r the reception of travellers and
■ hoarders, and respectfully solicits a call innn
his old friends, and all who may visit this City
on business or pleasure, assuring them that his
best efforts will be used for their comfort.
As this house is situated in the most pieasant
! part of the City, and the most convenient Hotel
to the Railroad Depot, he hopes by low charges,
and strict attention, to merit and receive a share
of the travelling patronage.
Hoard per week.$ l *r><)
•• jwday....
•* per meal.J<2
Lodging.-b
! The Livery and Sales Stables attached, are un
1 der the supervision of Wm. B. Scarce, who keeps
! j(,p hire. Buggys, Horses Ac., and is always m
market, for the purchase and sale ol horses.
! ap 4—eo2m J. H. MADDOX.
A GRICCLTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Ac.—
^ ^ We have on hand a variety oi articles
suited to the season, to which we invite atten
tion—such as
Johnson’s Revolving Horse Rakes,
Patent Thermometer Churns.
Eddy's Patent Bee Hives.
Patent and Common Scythe Snaths.
Grain and Grass Scythes. Darby ( leek and
j other Scvthe Stones, Patent Scythe Sharpeners.
I Single and Double Coat’s Rides, Tin Cased Water
| Coolers. Cast Iron Summer Furnaces, Bel! .Me
tal Preserving Kettles. Brass and Enamelled do..
1 do.: Hav and Manure Forks; Minor A Horton
, and other Ploughs, with a great variety of Build
j hig .Materials and other articles usually found
in a first class Hardware Store, all ot which will
be sold wholesale and retail, at prices to please.
I \D T CREIGHTON A CO..
Corner King and Royal sts., Alexandria,
my 29 [Sentinel.]
Iron railing and ornamental
IRON WORK—The subscribers respectfully
| inform the citizens ol the l nited States, that
* they are prepared to till up orders lor all kinds
lot IRON WORK, such as RAILINGS for Pub
! lie or Private Parks. Gardens. Steps, Balconies.
■ Verandahs. Cemeteries. See. ALSO. Settees,
Chairs, Tables. Grey Hounds. Cast Iron Lambs,
Newfoundland Dogs, Iron Stairs, Doors. Shutter*.
Guards. Gates, and allkindsofORNAMKN IAL
AND ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORK.
They pay particular attention to enclosing ce
metery lots, having the largest and handsomest
| assortment of patterns of any establishment in
| this country. Persons desiring to make selec
; turn of patterns and know the cost oi work, by
addressing the subscribers, will receive, b\ ie
turn ot mail, printed designs ol work and list ot
prices.
All orders entrusted to us will recei\e prompt
attention. HOOD & t O..
No, 121 North Tenth street. I’hila.
1 Philadelphia, my 1—eo.im
OILS.—Lubricating OIL tor every kind ol
machinery, equally applicable to light aiul
heavy hearings, last speeds. &e., where heieto
fore, nothing but the best Speim Oil has beet
found to answer, there is a superiority in thi
Oil, over any other, and a saving ot titty pel
cent. It consists in running machinery wit!
less friction, thereby accomplishing more will
the same motive power, and effects a great sa
ving in the wear of machinery. This Oil i>
perfectly free from gums. It will clean otf an\
old gum there may have accumulated upoi
journals, slides, or any part oi machinery lr«»u
the iye of'had oils. To prove • he tact. I fuue eer
tilicates from Master Machinists. Engineers. Pre
sidents of railroads. Captains ot steamboat*
and steamships. Received, and tor sale in quail
i tities to suit purchasers, by
W. T. HARPER.
im- 22—tt Sign ol the \\ hale
f SNYDER, BA N K ER AND EX
• CHANGE BROKER. Offirr Rational
Hotel Hail limit. Pennsylvania Avenue. If u shins?: on
I).(\—Dealer in Checks. Acceptances, Drafts
Promissory Notes. Bank Notes, and Coin.
Notes on all solvent Banks in the I mteil
States bought and sold, at the best prices.
Notes. Drafts, and Bills, in Washington and
Georgetown, collected; and remittances prompt
ly made m New ^ork. Philadelphia, and I»»t»11
more, and other funds, at a charge of one-quartei
p cent.
Bills of Exchange and Bank Checks, on nriosl
of the principal cities ot the l nion. bought and
-.»t tli*-* Ik's rates.
Land Warrants and Virginia Scrip boughl
and sold.
i Washington, my 2—eolm
A SHBV, SOMERVILLE & CO., have re
ceived their Spring mul Summer supplies oj
i (iUUDS. selected m New York. Philadelphia
, and Baltimore, and offer them upon the mosl
accommodating terms.
All kinds of Country Produce taken in ex
change for Goods.
Iron, Salt. Plaster, and Guano, constantly oi
| hand.
j Markham Station, my Id—eolm
| '%TOTICE.— Thk Midulkiu ro Division. S. o;
^ T.. purpose having a public celebration
t)N WEDNESDAY. JL'NE 1th. Several dis
tinguished spkakkks are expected on the oeca
sion. Members and friends of the order are re
spectfully invited to attend.
EDWARD M. BAKER. W. P.
: N. Thomas Litton. R. S.
‘ j Middleburg. Loudoun Co.. Va., my 0"—eoCi
A PPRENTICE WANTED—A LAD Iron
14 To 1 ^ years of age, to learn the MIL
’ ; LING BUSINESS. One that can come wel
J recommended for morality, industry, and hon
. ! esty. will meet with a good situation. A lette:
' Directed to Paris. Fauquier County. V a., wil
! reach me. WILLIAM H. HARRISON.
. | Warren Mills, my 12—-eo7t*_
D& S. BLACK LOCK are now receivin'
# per packets from Boston. New \ork. an<
I Philadelphia, their Spring purchases of GROCE
RIFS. WINES, BRANDIES, DOMESTIC LI
QUORS, \c.. all of which have been purchase'
1 at very low prices. They would invite Mei
chants and others to call and examine thei
1 stock belore they make their purchases.
. ap 4—eott
j T^TERRING.—250 bbls. prime full roe famil
: H Herring; 300 bbls. No. 1 Herring, in stor
1 arTdlbr sale low by S. SHINN 4 SON,
my 18 _Janney's Whar
T) EFRIGKR ATORS OF THREE SIZE!
t li received, and for sale by
lt 21 JOHN OGDEN.
AUCTION SALES;
SALE THIS DAY.
LOTS AT AUCTION.—Will be sold in
; li'ont of the Mayor's Office, u,i Tuesday,
the Mh instant.at 11 u'fluck. the following valu
able property.
MNo. 1. An excellent two-story BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE axi> STORE, one
I door ea>t of the intersection of the south side of
S King and Fayette streets, in front on King. -1
j leet inches, and running back 1"<* feet to a lu
i teet alley. This is a lir>t rate chance for a per
i son wanting a comfortable dwelling, and store
I attached. The house contains nine rooms, has
recently undergone a thorough repair, and is near
1 the celebrated Diagonal pump.
: *5/5 Nos. and 3. Two two-story BRICK
I 'vm DWELLING HOUSES at the corner of
I iMi and Cameron streets, in nont on Cameron
40 feet, and running back SMeet to a paved F>
feet alley. These lots can be sold separately, to
suit the purchaser.
No. 4. A two-story FRAME DU ELLIXG
| ill 21 HOUSE, with basement, on Wilkes, be
tween Royal and l’itt streets, in fronton Wilkes
I street .'ft* feet 10 inches, and running hack '.*•» leet
i to a lu feet alley.
I Lots f>, b, 7. S. U. lo, 11 and l'T On the
| south side of Cameron street, at its intersection
1 Atifii rntto wtrn.d .li ro/»tl r mu wtwit.i Th*»
; . J-— *-n-----o
; nal pump, each fronting on Cameron 15 teet
and running back Hu leet to a lu leet alley
13. A lot ol ground on the north side 01 Duke
street, opposite the Depot, and adjoining the
west wall of the dwelling of J. Crockfoid, J3
lee: front and l'>u leet in depth to a lu feet
alley, subject to an annual ground rent of
$L3 75.
U lots <>n the first street north of Montgomc
; ry. .uni north ot tin? canal, fronting on first street
e toil 15 leet 5 inches, and running hack P5 leet
to a 14 leet alley.
Plots on tin* east side of Pitt street, extending
each in front on Pitt street 15 feet and running
back 1 lu leet to a court Jo leet lu inches wide.
P lots on the west side of Koyal street, exten
ded, each 15 leet front on Royal street, and ex
tending hack 1 10 leet to the aforesaid wide court.
Jb leet lu inches.
In lots on second street north of Montgomery
between Pitt and Koyal streets, in front on Koyal
street 15 feet 5 inches, and in depth'.*5$ feet to a
wide court.
A plat of the lots will be exhibited on the day
ol’ sale.
Perms liberal and made known at sale.
my JP—eots GKO. \\ Hit K, A net.
IOUDOUN LAND AT PUBLIC SALK —
j The subscriber will ofler lor sale, on Tins
,/,n/. May 3 '//», lNr>4,at Geo. \V. Jackson’s Hotel,
Dranesville. Kairlax County, his land lying in
Loudoun county, on the Kan lax line, about a
mile and a halt* from Dranesville. containing
j + fM ACKKS. The tract contains TWO
PKNK.MKNTS.
It is within a mile and a half of the Chesa
peakeand Ohio Canal, and half a mile ot tiie
turnpike road leading to Alexandria and George
town. It is the be>t watered (arm in the county
of its si/e. has on it a tine young orchard ol juu
KRUPP PRKKS.just commenced bearing, and
has abundance ol Timber. The larger portion ol
the tract i> of deep red soil, well adapted To
wheat, clover, plaister. and all kinds ot grass.—
The Alexandria. Loudoun and Hampshire Rail
road will run within a mile and a hall ot tins
tract.
A further description is deemed unnecessary,
as those w ishing to purchase will view the pro
perty. Perms made known on the day of sale.
C. G. ESKK1DGK.
Loudoun County, ap J6—eots.
11 ARM AT PUBLIC AUCTION.—By vir
^ tue of a deed of trust dated the 1st of Jan
uary. 1 i>51. and recorded mtiie Clerk s Otlice ol
. . ■ /> n /I . .
The Louniy v nun oi ramax v *a«.« mcu
by John Sutherlin and wife, to me, lor certain
purposes in said deed, set forth. 1 shall as 1 rus*
Tee. *ell at public auction, to the highest bidder,
at the front door of Fairfax Court ilonse. on
Monday, the 1 \Hh day if June next, (that being
Court day for said county) the tract of land
conveyed by said deed.
The TRACT contains 110 acres and '» poles,
lies on both sides of Pohick Run, about 11 miles
from Alexandria, and 1} miles south ot the
Orange and Alexandria Rail Road. 1 his LAND
is very susceptible ot improvement, has on it
an ample supply ot wood, and a comtortable
/ a FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, with
,iiiij2,other suitable out houses, and a spring ol
line water near the dwelling. Such title will
be conveyed as is vested ill me by said deed ol
trust, winch is believed to be unquestionable.
Tkhms of Salk wlil be cash, and possessiou
given the 1st day ot January, 1 ?*•>:>.
JAMES C. DEN TV, Trustee.
Fairfax County, niy P>—-cots*
VTTENTION F A R M E R S AND MIL
LERS.—PREMIUM GRAIN CLEAN
LK—l’ATKNTKD Al'IlII. "JOtii. IMiVj.—We would
most respectfully call the attention of Farmers
and others to our IMPROVED GRAIN KAN.
which we are manufacturing at our shop in
Fredericksburg. V a., where we have a number
finished for the inspection of Farmers and oth
ers. We might give thousands of certificates to
show the superiority of our FANS but deem it
unnecessary, atrial of the I* AN will give
satisfaction. It is simple in its construction and
cannot be surpassed in exjH*ditious!y cleaning
all kinds ot Grain from Cockle. Smut. Garlic.
Cheat, <^e.. and i> an excellent Chaffer. W e have
selected good material and would he pleased to
furnish all m want of a good Fail Mill. All our
work is warranted to be well made and do a
good business. ()ur teams are passing through
the country, and will deliver Fans at any point
within seventv miles ol the shop. 1 hose con
venient to railroad or steamboat landings can
have them delivered at their depot.
Farmers will please send their orders early.
Communications addressed to i. J. Dt)\ Lh
& CO., at Fredericksburg. Va.. are promptly at
tended to.
For Premiums and Certificates see Hand
Bills. T. J. DOYLE \ CO.
Fredericksburg, mv PV—law.’Uv*
I NOR SALE.—The well known estate called
^ GUNSTON, lying upon th** Potomac Riv
er and Pohick Bav. in the county ol 1‘airfax.
with the Gunston and the BARN Fisheries.—
There are in the tract, OA A
.i('llES. of which about four hundred are in
cultivation—tlie soil varying in different parts
irom a stiff to a light loam, is well adapted to
all the crops of grain and grass cultivated in
this latitude, and to vvatermellons: and to mar
ket gardening. It is distant, less than twenty
miles from Washington and Alexandria by the
River. The MANSION is ot brick and will
jjj|J[comlortablv accommodate a large family.
1 his estate might be advantageously divided
into three farms, with wood, arable land, and
water front tor each. Persons who rnay desire to
purchase, arn invited to view the property, and
will he shown over the land by application upon
the premises.
For terms and mode of payment, they are re
fered to Joseph Janney. whose address is Occo
' mi-in Prini’t* William Countv. Va
ELEANOR ANN C. MASON,
mv 11— 2avv lw (iKO. M. GRAHAM.
CULPEPER LAND FOR SALK.—The un
/ dersigned oilers tor sale his F A R M . I v
ing in Culpej**r County. (the railroad passing
. 1 through,) one and a halt miles trom The Kappa
hanuock navigation, three miles to Brandy Sta
tion,and eight to Culpeper Court-House; con
: taining FOUR HUNDRED and ONE ACRES
This Farm is very productive, and in a goo<l
neighborhood, joined on one side by M m. L
i Glassell and James H. Jameson, and on the oth
i er by Henry Shackleford and others. It it
; well adapted to Timothy and a portion t*ne y
1 j taken in it. On it is a young Orchard ot choice
' I fruit. Anv person wishing to boy a smad larm
11 ”"" Misfry.wssr
Cu 1 peper G>unty^mh 24~iaw3m_
r SERVANTS WANTED.—The subscribe]
N wishes to purchase any number of likelj
- Servants, for the Southern market Persons hav
f inr such property to dispose of. will hnd it U
t interest to give me a call. Liberal com
missions paid for information, All communiea
L tjon* addressed to me at Salem, Fauqu er Coun
tv, Virginia, will be promptly attended to.
7 ROBT. B. BRASHEAR.
Salem, Va., jan 21—eo6m
AUCTION SALES.
WS A VALUABLE KEMDENCE FOR
jJj^SALK.—Pursuant to a decree ol the Cn
cuit Court, for King (jeorge county, rendered in
tiie case ot Kit/.hug h vs. Fitzhugh, &tc., bearing
date the 21th day ot March, 1 >.'»•(, the undei
signed. Commissioner appointed tor that pur
pose. will otter tor sale, at public auction, on
Thursday, tin' *’tih day of July next. (lN'wl.) beiore
the tavern door ol King (jeoige Court House,
the tract ot land called **V\ OODLAWN,” tor
many years the residence ol' Younger Johnson,
deceased, and more recently that ot Mrs. Aman
da Fitzhugh.
Woodlawn immediately adjoins the public
lot at King lieorge Court House, and contain*
about '><)•» acres ot' land, well situated tor im
; provements. The location is healthy, central;
midway between the two rivers. Potomac and
Rappahannock, and in all respects a most de.*i
rabie residence. The buildings consist ol a
comfortable dwelling, and the u>ual out house*
lor the accommodation ot a family.
The lot (pari ot the above tract) near the
tavern, on which the store house and graiiarv
stand, will he sold separately. There is no one
, engaged m the mercantile business at the ( ourt
House, and it is believed that a store judiciously
conducted would be profitable.
Persons desiring further information, or wi*h
, ing to inspect the property, will communicate
wiiii me uimeisigneu.
Immediate possession will be given of the
! store lot, and of Woodlawn. (which is rented tor
| the present year.) on the first day ot Jammy
next.
Tkkms :—A deposit of ten per cent, of the pur
chase money, will be required on the day of sale,
i and an amount, which with the deposit, will b»*
' equal to one-lourth of the purchase money \\h» it
! possession is given. Upon the residue, a credit
I of one. two. and three years will be allowed,
! bearing interest from the time of possession —
l he deferred payments must be satisfactorily se
cured. W. R. AlASON. Commissioner.
King George County. \ a., ap l‘J—eots
FAM) FOR SALK.—By virtue of a Decree
j of the Circuit Court of Culpeper County,
i made on the oth day ol January. 1804. in a suit
| therein depending, in which F. Alauzy. guardian
j of his children, is IMaintilii and Emily Bradford
1 and others, are Defendants. 1 shall, on tfu hth day
: of June nut. at the door of tiie Court House ot
i Culpeper County, offer lor sale, to the highest
bidder. TWO TRACTS OF LAM), one called
j the IS CALMER Dl’CK TRAIT/* containing
I about acres; the other, called “CATLET S. ’
containing about J71 acres, lately the property
jot S. K. Bradiord, dec d. lhe small tract lu*s
j on .summer Duck Run, about five or >ix miles
i south east of the Court House. The other tiaet
j is about one third m timber, and lies about tine*
| miles east of the Court House—is well enclosed,
7*g but has no improvement except a Stable
J lll-I' and a house tor servants.
i ne Terms of Sale are as follows:—FlieSum
, mer Duck Tract will be sold for so much cash
' as will pay the costs of the suit, including ail
| expenses and commissions on former sales ot real
j estate, and the balance, it any, in one. two and
three years, with interest fiom the day of sale,
1 on the several instalments. The Catlet traet
will he sold for so much cash as will be nece>
! sary to pay any deficiency of costs. &o.. after ap
plying tin* purchase money ot the other tiae’,
and the balance in one. two and three years, wit it
i interest from lhe day of sale. 1 lie bonds ol tin?
purchaser to bo secured by good personal sccim
i tv. and the title also retained uutii all the mouey
is paid. 8. S. BRADFORD. Comm r.
| Culpeper County, V a., ap JO—eots
IOOK OCT!—LAND, NEGROES. MILLS,
j &c.. FOR SALE—Having failed hereto
fore in making sale ol the property belonging
to W. 1*. Kliason, the undersigned, by virtue of
authority vested in him, will positively and
■ without reserve, sell to the highest bidder, oil
Thursday, the sth day of June. 1804. if lair, il not
i on the next lair day, on the premises, near
| (fiauge C. H.. on the Rapid Ann River. I W EN
i TV LIKELY NEGROES, consisting ol men,
■ women and children, terms cash. ONE HI N
DR ED am> TWENTY-FIVE ACRES OK
I LAND, 7J cleared and 00 in wood, on which is
j 7*^situated a large DWELLING HOl sE,
I jjj^BARN. STABLE, and other necessary out
! hou7e.s. This LAND i* unsurpassed lor it> tei
; tilitv. Tkkms: One-third cash, the balance in
n and is months. HORSES, ( OU S and
i * r A % 'I’li i V I 'TL‘V\I I K uni Lrici i, o
. I 1 I IV'** ^ ? ...^
superior tour horse WAGON. Terms. fi mouth*.
MILL and FACTORt .—Private proposals will
he received tor the purchase ol a large Flouring
Mill, in good repair, and in the heart ot a line
wheat growing section ot the State: a b A( -
POKY, SAW ami GRIST MILL; and it not
soh! privately, will be rented out alter the sth of
June. ISOL * GKO. PANNILL. Jr., Trustee.
Raccoon Ford. Culpeper Co., my 2ft—eo3t
C1LIFTON FARM IN CCLPKPKR COIN
/ TY, VIRGINIA. FOR SALE AT ACC
TION —Phis most desirable farm of about *0 i
ACRES, part ol it iron ore land, will be otiered
at public auction, on II cdnesday, June 1 \th nrji,
on the premises, ut 11 o chu'k. Jl. M. It is tin** t«►»
gram or grass, with every advantage ot maiheis
_water m every liebl ami in its midst, and
abundance for manufacturing purposes; and well
supplied with timber.* The land lies well, a
undulating, and every acre will well remunerate?
judicious cultivation. It is within six miles ot
the Court House, one of mills auds aw mills, one
ol Rappahannock Canal, and two ol the Orange
and Alexandria Rail Road—thus having com
mam! ot the markets ot the District of Colum
bia. Alexandria, Baltimore, Fredericksburg and
Richmond—healthy neighborhood and excellent
society.
Terms, which will be accommodating, made,
known on the day ol sab*.
If sold privately before the dayot sale, notice
will be ”iven in the papers.
Mr. William E. Glassed of the neighborhood,
will show the farm to any desirous of seeing it.
JOSIAH WILLIAM WARE,
Executor of John Glassed, dee d.
Berry vide. Clarke County. ^ * . my 2 law s
(1 GENTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALK.—
j ()n Tuesday. 2Uth June. 1851, I shall oliei at
public sale, on the premises, at 12 o clock, the
MHOEsK am* LOT on which l reside, com
monly known as ‘‘Glenbl*rn*ie.
It is situated in Fauquier county, Virginia,
near Oak Hid. and two miles trorn Piedmont
! Station, on the Manassas (jap Railroad, in a
! beautiful and healthy country, and a verydesira
blc neighborhood. 'Hie bouse is small but com
fortable. containing four good rooms, with all
necessary outbuildings attached, including a
stable and springhouse. The lot contains iieur
ly 5 acres, all of which, not taken up in yard
; or garden, is excellent meadow*. The garden n
1 remarkably good, and a copious spring riv-s
! close by the house. Possession will be given
on July 1st. 18'*4.
It might be bought privately before the day
of sale, by making application to me.
Terms.—One-third cash, the balance in two
equal annual payments, with bonds bearing mtei
e»t iron, day of sale, and secoredby deed ol trust
on the property. JAN’K KANIXtLI
Piedmont Station, P ().
Fauquier Co., ap 12 got*_
-.vn.fni' urrrjnU LAND FOR SALK.
I " -I'J’iie subscribers offer for sale, the tract,
i inland in Prince William, known as ‘NORTH
KXD,” adjoining the lands of Major William
1 Noland. James Green, and Edmund Berkeley —
1 'j*he said tract contains about 610 ACRES;
about 200 acres of which is open. The balance.
| heavily timbered; 200 acres of the wood land
i can be cleared with decided advantage.
\ The terms of sale are one fourth of the pur
chase money in cash, the balance in three annual
instalments bearing interest, and secured by a
deed of trust upon the property.
It not sold previously, the land will be offered
for sale at public auction, in the town of Aldie,
; o/i the Is* day of Jun* ntxt, ai 12 o cbt‘/e} M.
Address the subscriDers at Aldie, Loudoun
County, Va. JJ
E. BERKELEY, )Execrs of
r WM. N. BERKELEY, [ L. Berke
N. BERKELEY, ) ley, dee d.
> Aldie, Loudoun County, Va., my t—<ots
T) EFINED SUGAR.—25 packages Loaf,
• Xv Crushed, and Pulverised steam refined blf
GARS. just received per Schr. Damsel, from
Philadelphia, and for sale by
ap 25 IRWIN & POWELL