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Trouble at Prince Idw»rd’» Inland.
Sir Alexander Bannerman has ordered the
dissolution of the Assembly of hie Island gov
ernment. The following account of the mat
ter in a Halifax paper is evidently tinged
with partizan feelings, bnt it conveys the
principal facts:—
“A short time since we announced that the
“Liberal*' government of Prince Edward's
Island had been defeated, and that a Conser
vative government had taken its place.—
The new administration, as soon as it ob
tained power, sought to abolish the sys
tem of government, and introduce that now
in operation in the United States; to re
move protective duties, and establish to a
great extent one-sided tree trade; and to revise
the election law, and introduce vote by ballot;
but their course has called forth a petition to
the Governor, signed by two-thirds of the elec
tors iuthe Colony, tor a dissolution of the As
sembly, with which his Excellency has com
plied, against the a<Hice and consent of his
Executive Council."
The action of the Govcrnordias called out a
large meeting atCharlottestown, which passed
resolutions deuying his authority to dissolve
the Assembly, anil declaring his action to be
unconstitutional and anti-British, and deserv
ing the highest censure.
Ferocious Cu.l*
On Friday last, about 1MJ o'clock in the
forenoon, the wife of Mr, Charles Pratt, of
this place, was very seriously injured by the
family cat. Mrs. P. had sat down tor a few
moments to converse with a neighbor, when
the cat came into the open window, and im
mediately jumped at her face, scratching her
head, neck and arms in a most frightful
manner. With some effort she shook the
creature off, and had passed out into the
yard, when it made a second attack upon
her. She called for help, and Mr. Kichard
Champiou, who happeued to be near came to
her assistance with a large club, when the cat
made its escape. Besides the frightful
scratches upon the head and neck, there is a
severe bite on the fleshy part of the arm, be
low the elbow. A ductor was immediately
called in, and everything done to guard
against serious consequences from the
wounds, and she is now doing as well as
could be exj*eoted.
The cat was the pet of the family, and
was always very docile. It gave no previ
ous signs of disorder, and was as tjuiet as
ever in a short time after its attack upon
Mrs. P.—aybrvok Mirror.
Fraud In Northern Hay.
Immense quantities of Northern liny are
sold in this and other places in the South,
and generally, we believe, soid by the weight
marked on the bales, without reweighing.
Circumstances induced us to have two bales
weighed, which we had purchased in that
way, and instead of til*) lbs., the aggregate
marked weight of the two, the actual weight
by the public scales, was but 524 lbs.—a
loss of 82 lbs., equal to lb per cent. And
besides this, there was upon the bales 40
lbs. of wood. One would think that Si 50 to
$1 75 per 100 lbs. was price enough for hay,
but by such frauds the buyer is made to pay
from $2 to $2 25 per 100 lbs. This is a
worse shave than the bags of corn, in which
there ought to be, but are not, two bushels of
grain.
It is time such cheating was put a stop to,
and we call attention to it in the hope that
neither buyer nor seller in this market will
hereafter pay the slightest attention to the
Northern marks, but will see that every bale
is reweighed at the public scales, or by some
one else w'ho can be trusted.—Fayetteville
(a: c.)
A Reverend Profligate.
The Winsboro’ (S. O.) Register says that
it learns through a private, hut indisputable
source, that the Rev. Dr. Win. T. Hamilton,
of the Government street Presbyterian
Church, Mobile, a clergyman who has gain
ed great celebrity in many parts of the Cni
on for his ability and eloquence, has been
compelled to leave Mobile on account of cer
tain disclosures having been made which
showed that he has led for some time past a
career of unbridled licentiousness and profli
gacy, causing the ruin of several unsuspec
ting females, taking the advantage of the
confidence to which, as a minister of the
Gospel, he was naturally entitled. The Re
gister savs that he was forwarned by a num
ber of citizens of Mobile, before Ins nefari
ous deeds had become generally known, to
leave the city by a certain time, which he
did, or mob-violence would be done him.
Disease among Horses.
We learn that a disease is at present pre
vailing among the horses of the city and
neighborhood which is attended with great
fatality. It is a species of fever, very violent
. in all the usual symptoms of inflammatory
attacks on the human system, and attacking
all the principal vital organs, brain, lungs,
and intestiues, See. Bleeding is said, thus
far, tube the only treatment which has proved j
successful in some cases. The loss to some
stable keepers and others is reported to have
l>ecn very large. We heard one represented
to have lost forty horses by the disease.—X. j
(). Picayune.
MARRIED.
In Washington City, on the *>th instant, by the
Rev. Mr. Brown, Mr. JOHN ALLISON, to
Mi*s ANNA MAY, all of this city.
On Thursday, the 1st inst , at Christ Church.
Winchester, Virginia, bv the Rev. C. Walker,
ARTHUR M. ALLEN, esq., of Clarke County,
to JANE SCOTT, eldest daughter of the late
Alexander S. Tidball.
On the same day, by the same. BEVERLEY
R. JONES,esq., of Frederick County, to RF.
RECCA J., second daughter of the late Alexan
der S. Tidball.
On Thursday, the 1st instant, at Christ Church, :
Baltimore, by the Rev. Dr. Johns. DANIEL 1\ I
BEDJNGER. esq., of Nicholas County, Ken
tucky, to ANN ELIZABETH, daughter of the
late Matthew Kanson, of Je tier son County, Va.
At Durhamsville, in Tennessee, at the resi
dence of Mrs. Mary J. Lee. on the ISth May,
by the Right Rev. Bishop Otev. JAMES B.
THORNTON, esq, of Memphis, to Miss j
SUSAN STUART, daughter of Col. John S.
Thornton, late of Virginia, and grand daughter
of Mrs. Lee.
tiUMMING ON DANIEL.—Prophetic Studies
) —Lectures on the Book ot Daniel, by the
Rev. John Cumming, author ot “Apocalyptic
Sketches. &e.," uniform American edition, price
75 cts.
*L\ft and its Aims, in two parts—part first, j
Ideal Life; part second. Actual Life, $1.
Cotton s Map of the L nded States, showing
the country from the Atlantic to the Pacific,
X 55 inches, mounted. Just received and
lor sale by [ je 8] ROBT. BELL.
{I* X / k REWARD!!—A man. about 5 feet 9
f or 10 inches high, of good appearance,
hair slightly gray, with whiskers not very full,
took a RAY HOUSE and a BL CtiY, with har
ness, tram me, on Thursday last. 1 will give
$•>0 reward for the apprehension of the thief,
with the stolen property, or $ >5 for the Buggy I
and Horse. J. W. COLLINS'
Fredericksburg, Va., je 8—3t
l^'OTICE.—The person who removed the \
CAB from the iront of^a store on King
street and forgot to return it, is requested to
bring it back, or pay for it immediately. If the !
latter is preferred, twelve dollars may be put
mto the Post Office, under envelope, addressed
to box 350, or the officers of the law may make
its present locality. je S—It
1 A Ethereal Oil, Spirits Turpentine
X\J *®d Camphine. for sale at market price.
J« • ^ PKEL k STEVENS.
QMALL HAMS.—ioo small sized Hama, just
received at I
j* ® WHITE S, Post-office corner.
CtMfreit.
In the House of Representatives, yesterday,
some speeches were delivered on the 1 acitic
rail road. _
E\rhHugf Bank of Virginia.
A Comparatic* View of the Condition of the
Kxchantjf Bank of Virginia and its Bran
ches, taken from the Statements of the oh/
of March 1853, and 3lv/ March, 1854.
Assets. 1853. 1851.
* Loans to indivi
duals. &c $4,380,299 60 $5,337,137 77
i Foreign bills oi
exchange, 2,666 66
i Suspended debt at
Petersburg, 16,254 79 17,100 00
Due by other banks.
In account, 342.019 62 125,784 18
In notes of
Vir'a banks 161,726 00 146,576 00
I In notes of
banks elsewhere, 42,730 43,072 00
Rea1 estate, 93,177 36 96.278 37
I Resulting balance
of transactions
i yet in transit,
| bank and bran
ches, 39.551 83 17,255 89
i ^peCie, 633,898 78 518.693 74
■ 1 ■ 1 ■
$5,709,657 98 $6,335,164 61
Liabilities 1853 1854.
Capital, $2.l00.ouo 00 $2,595,ooo oo j
Circulation, 2,095,421 50 2,031,777 50
Due to other banks
in account 112,969 Si 237.146 60
Deposits, 1,146,890 24 1.126,301 65
Excess of assets, 254,376 43 344,938 86
" 1 '■ ... ... .. — 1
$5,709,657 98 $6,335,164 61
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W, SOUTHGATE. Cashier.
COMMERCIAL.
PRICES OF PRODUCE IN ALEXANDRIA.
FROM CARS, VESSELS, AND WAGONS,
Maryland Tobacco.$4 00 (d $7 00
Flour, Super.8 624 (d 8 75
Do Family.9 75 (d lo 5o
Wheat, red.1 90 (d 1 95
l>o white.1 95 (d 2 00
Rtk.0 90 (d O 92
Corn, white.O 70 id 0 72
Do yellow.0 72 ia' 0 74
Oats.0 53 (d 0 56
Corn Meal, ^ bushel.0 80 (d 0 00
Butter, roll, lb.0 18 (d 0 22
Do tirkin.0 16 (d 0 is
Bacon, hog round. 8 50 (u) 9 00
Pork, (dressed).5 oo (d 5 50
Lard, (in kegs).9 oo (d 9 50
Clover Seed.6 50 (d 6 75
Timothy Seed.4 00 (d 4 25
White Beans.0 80 (d 0 85
Plaster, (retail).5 60 (d 0 00
Flayseeu.1 25 {d u 00
Black-Etk?) Pkas.1 25 (d 0 00
| Sumac, hundred).1 75 (d 2 00
Salt.1 75 (d 2 00
Hay, (bale).0 SO (d 0 S5
FLOUR.—The market is quiet—no sales re
ported. Car price $8 62^. Stocks very light
and demand limited.
GRAIN.—No sales of Wheat—market firm: ,
quotations nominal. Corn is steady, with j
supplies moderate. We quote mixed at 70 cts.; J
white 72 cts.: yellow 72 (d 74 cts. Rye is scarce
and in demand at 90 (d 92 cts. Oats 53 (d 55
cts. Other articles remain unchanged.
CATTLE MARKET.—Supplies of Beef Cat
tle continue moderate—market steady. We |
quote -$5 (d $5 50 p loo lbs. gross. Live Hogs j
$0 50 (d 75. Lambs .$3 (d $3 50. Mut
ton $5 5' > (d $6.
BUSINESS is quiet, and money matters con
tinue tight. _ _
The Markets.
Baltimore, June 7.—The steamers news de- |
pressed breadstuff's. Howard street flour held at
$8 87; City Mills, at 02. No buyers. Wheat !
declined—sales of l ,20') bushels, red. at $2 03 ja
$2 10; white, at $2 10 <d $2 15. Corn—sales
of 9,000 bushels, white, at 75^ 7»H cts.: yellow,
at 8<>. Pennsvlvania Rve at $1 15. Oats— j
• *
sales at 05; Maryland at 50 (d 58.
New York. June 7.—Flour dull—sales of 3,
500 bids, ot State at $9 12: Southern at $9 5u
^ .$9 rt8. Wheat declined—sales of 0000 bus. j
red at $1 95 (d -$2 0<>; Genesee at §2 10. Corn— ;
sales of 20.'>00 bushels of mixed at 7.2 cts., yel- |
low 78 (d 79 cts. Cotton dull and declining. ,
Stocks unsettled but slightly better.
*^*"“
Money Matters, &e.
The Boston Journal of Monday says:
“The Banks have been preparing for the new j
return law during the week, and have called in
demand loans to some extent, ibis has gi\en .
to the money market a more stringent turn, and •
borrowers have submitted to higher rates on
short loans. For paper ot the best stamp quo- j
tations remain about the same as reported for
some time past, ranging from 9(3 lO^cent ,
but demand money commands 12 without much
difficulty, except in cases where the borrowers
have large facilities for the negotiation of loans.
This new phase of the market is not likely to i
_ .. K c i a 1 ri aJ ^
vummm iiivm, uiuu ** • f * 7 " - ,
Banks are in good condition generally, and re- j
turns under the new law will b«* tound less trou
blesome than has been anticipated, as soon as it
is well understood."
The New York Journal of Commerce, of Mon
day, P. M , says :
•There is a steady demand for money from the
Banks, and we notice more inquiry lor call
loans, but the business at the note brokers has
not increased, and street rates ot interest are
unchanged, although the turn is in tavor ot the
lender." _
Jl FOR RENT.—The comfortable two
JjjflLstory BRICK DWELLING, situated on
King street, one door east of Payne street, on
the north side. This house has been thorough
ly repaired—it has a good cellar, large back
buildings, and gas pipes running through the
house. Possession given immediately. For terms i
apply to pe s—.it] C. C. SMOOT.
17IRESU DRUGS, &c.—Sal JEratus: ('ream
of Tartar: Pearl Sago; Tapioca; Carriway
Seed; Coriander Saed; Cardamon Seed; Aniseed;
Citric Acid: Tartaric Acid; Sal Soda: Lupulin;
Acetate of Zinc; lrisli Moss; Beeswax; Senna;
Chammomile Flowers; Blue Stone; Cascarilla;
Ground Cinnamon: Mustard, &c.. for sale by
je S B. C. MAJOR, Apothecary.
YIT^ILLIAM X. BERKLEY has just opened
\ f and is selling cheap—
Fancy Lawns, black do., fancy Prints
French Worked Collars, Hosiery
Linen Drills, Bed Ticking, bleached Cot- j
tons, &c. Call early and get desirable and cheap
GOODS. __ Je 8 j
Lost —An ixtrodfctry l e tter
from Mr. Hayes, of Baltimore, to Mr. Dot- j
teriuear, of Petersburg. The tinder will confer
a favor, by leaving the same at this olfice. or at
the Counting Room ol
HOWARD & POOR.
j0 s_3t Daingerlield’s Whart.
MORSES' k HEXRYS Invigorating Cor
dial. Osgood's India Chologogue. ^Rowl
and's Tonic Mixture, Stabler s Cherry Expec
torant and Piarrhcea Cordial, Mexican Mustang
Liniment, (new lable,) for sale in quantities to
suit, by PEEL k SI E\ KXS,
je s' [Sent.] Wholesale Druggists.
JUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS—4 pieces
beautiful black SILKS, which will be sold
a great bargain.
je S_WILLIAM X. BERKLEY".
WOOL.—The subscriber wishes to purchase
60,000 lbs. WOOL, for the Buckland
Factory’, for which the highest market price
will be paid, [je 5] RQBT. H. HUNTON.
SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS.—& cases, all war
ranted. for sale by i
>5 JOS. GRIMES.
By Yesterday’s Southern Nall*
The Governor of Virginia has appointed
the following gentlemen visitors to the Milita
ry Institute:—Gen. Francis M. Boykin, Col.
j Win. B. Taliaferro, Benj. F. Garrett, James
! Barbour, Gen. Douglass B. Layne, Wm.
Seymour, Col. Samuel L. llays, Benj. Rush
! Floyd. The Board will meet on the 20th
: instant.
The Baptist Association, which has just
closed a very interesting session of several
days in Richmond, resolved to hold the next
meeting of the Association at Charlottesville.
Lynchburg and Fredericksburg were the
competing places for the next session.
A letter to the editor of the Fredericksburg
Herald, from Fauquier county, says: “Our
wheat crop i9 an entire failure—most farmers
will not make a bushel to the acre. Somo
lields where guano has forced it ahead will
make something. The joint worm is worse
on us than the potato rot in Ireland. It will
be years hence before our farmers will sow
wheat to any extent. We must depend on
cattle, sheep, &e., hereafter.”
At the late election in Halifax, the Free
School system was adopted, by the voters of
the county. The number of votes given on
both sides was very small, lu Clarke coun
ty, the Free School law was defeated at the
late election.
The citizens of Petersburg propose to erect
a monument in honor of the late Capt. McRae
of that city. The South-Side Democrat ad
vocates this tribute to his memory, and de
clares that “a more deserving object never
claimed the attention of the people of Peters
burg.”
Foot passengers crossed the Potomac bridge
yesterday.
ALMANAC.
1854. SuN'jSux
JPNK. roes.) sets. Moon's Phases.
8 Thursday, 4 417 lb, D* H •>I
U Friday./.. |4 44 7 10jFu11*-• • ^ r> 2u K
10 Saturday..Il 44i7 lbj{fdst 4r* lj \ ° M
11 Sunday... 4 4417 i(,|Ne\v... .2.) b .*1 m.
12 Monday... j4 4dj7 17 <lr- '* * 41m.
Id Tuesday.. 4 4•>:7 17j 1110H WATKR.
14 WednesdayU 4d 7 17 Jim: 8. f»h. 10m.
LATEST DATES.
London.May 2S Hav re.May 27
Liverpool.May 2,s New Orleans. May do
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MAK1.VK LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JUNE 7.
Arrived.
Brig Flora. Hubbard, Baltimore, to B. H.
Lambert.
Sailed.
Schr. Mary Ann, Haley, Wareham, Massachu
setts, coal by Borden Mining Co.
Schrs. Alary Pevis and Jno,-Boston,
coal by Alleghany Mining Co.
Memoranda.
Schr. F. Tyler. Kobins, hence at New Haven.
4th inst.
CANAL COMMERCE.
Arrived, June 7.
Boats Ospray, James Terrill, Dr. Grymes. G.
Henderson, H. Porteriield, D. Jacques, L. Hol
brook. C. F. Mudge, May Fly, G. W. Riggs, Red
Fox, H. D. Weld, James Boyce, Grey Fox.
Bloodgood, Wild Kate. Reindeer, Martin Hod
man, Hopewell, Louisa, P. B. Pet re, William
Beard. Cumberland, O. W\ Sturtevant, Wolving
ton, Yankee, and Juno, Cumberland, coal to
Cumberland Coal and Iron Co.
Boats Five Brothers. Cock Robin, and C. B.
Tisdale. Cumberland, coal to Borden Mining
Co.
Boat A. C. Green, Cumberland, coal to Frost
burg Coal Co.
Boat General Mercer, Cumberland, coal to Al
leghany Mining Co.
Departed, June 7.
Boats E. Wolfe. C. H. Ohr. A. E. Arts. F.
Rawdon, A. Leiter. L. M. Smith, E. Wr. Dun
ham. J. R. Annan, Susan Baker. Thomas Silver,
and j. Eichelberger, Cumberland, by ( umberland
Coal and Iron C'o.
Boats Augusta, Old Dominion, and Charles
Williams, Cumberland, by Alleghany Mining
Co.
Boats Janies Fitzpatrick, and Kate Bruce.
Cumberland, by Borden Alining Co.
Boats John Beall and 'Three Brothers, Cum
berland, by Frost burg Coal Co.
Entire satisfaction seems to be given to |
all who make use of STABLER S ANODYNE i
C H ER R Y EXPECTORANT and D1AR- j
RHCEA CORDIAL. At least such is the asser- |
tiou made by some thirty odd ot the most re- [
selectable merchants ot Alaryland, \ irginia, and
North Carolina, who state that they ba\e never j
known any remedies to be so etlicient as those in
the diseases lor which they are prescribed.— j
This, although very gratifying, is not singular, J
i ... t’rmn I
V\ m'll II i irmriuv^ ivm w*v *' I -- I
which these medicines are compounded are in
strict accordance with medicinal sci* nee. tlinir
component parts carefully selected trom pure
and unadulterated drugs, and approved by hun
dreds ot experienced physicians. For Coughs,
(olds, and disea>es of the lungs and throat, the j
ANODYNE CHERRY EXPECTORANT is
believed to be unequalled, while the D1AR- ;
RH(KA CORDIAL is the best remedy known
for diseases of the bowels. See descriptive
pamphlets, to be bad gratis ot the agents.
Price tor each, only 50 cents, or six bottles
tor $'<! 51».
K. H. STABLER Ac CO., Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists. Baltimore. Md.
LIT By all Druggists in Alexandria, and by
merchants generally, throughout Virginia.
je 1—2w __
FOR LIVERPOOL.—The good Pros
jgy^^sian Barqiu CjiRI* iLiil S'l E. Shultz
master, will have dispatch tor the above port.
ha\ingniost of her cargo engaged. For Height
or passage apply to FOWLE Ac CO.
m v 25. _
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.—
jg^^^The good Prussian Barque LONDON, |
Albrecht, master, will soon be ready for freight
either for Liverpool or London. Apply to
my 19 FOWLE & CO.
r,cr VESSELS WANTED—To load at a j
£lt>Southem port with timber, lor the fol
lowing Dock Yards in Great Britian : Woolwich,
('hot ham. Portsmouth. Devon port, and Pembroke. •
for which high rates of freight will be given.
Apply to [my 10] FOWLE h CO.
F()R FREIGHT OR CHARTER —
The A. 1. American Barque jJLBERS. ^
Capt. Dorr, about 7oOU bbls. capacity. Apply to ]
my 29 HOWARD'Ac POOR.
n VESSELS WANTED, to load Coal to ■
Portland. Boston, Hartford. Bridgeport, 1
Providence and Troy, at best rates.
FOWLE Ac CO.. Agents for
my 10—tf Alleghany Mining Co.
-r-, VESSELS WANTED to load with
4^g^deals from Quebec and the British Provin- j
ces. lor which high rates of freight will be paid. ;
Apply to [my 25] FOWLE Ac CO. \
« VESSELS WANTED to load Coal for ,
^i^Boston, Providence, New York, and other i
Eastern ports Apply to
T. J. MEHAFFEY,
Agent C. C. and Iron Co.,
my 22—dim _lower wharf.
Jj, FOR NEW YORK —The packet schr.
WASHING TON, Smith, master, will have
ieep&tch. ^ freight, apply^^^
my 24_tf_Janney’s Wharf.
jn WANTED —VESSELS to load Timber
jjjfcfor Eastern ports. Apply to
"*^26 HOWARD Ac POOR.
local items.
We understand that arrangements are be
ing made, for a competent private watch,
| in the principal business portions of our city.
Some have already been appointed, and arc
nightly on their posts. The organization
1 when completed, will be entirely efficient.
There was a severe thunderstorm on lues
day night last. The lightning was very
vivid and near, and the peals of thunder
loud. We have not heard of any damage
i having been done.
I The Students of Caleb S. Ilallowell’s High
' School had a delightful excursion on the
; Thomas Collyer, down the river, yesterday.
Every disposition seems to be manifested
j to comply with the law in relation to small
! notes.
)REPARE FOR HARVEST.—The subscri
ber is now finishing oft a lot ol HUSSE\ S
REAPING MACHINES, also, the Reaper and
! Mower combined. These Machines have stood
| the test of many years, and are second to none
now in use. As evidence of the high reputa
tion they have obtained, the Patentee is putting
up f<mr hundred of them at his establishment in
Baltimore for the approaching harvest.
The prospect is good for a heavy crop ot
wheat, and when the Farmers consider the scar
city of hands, and the high price of labor, they
wiil find it to their interest to purchase Reapers,
especially so, when there is every prospect of
wheat being a good price, and the conceded tact
that, by the use of a Reaper, one bushel is ginn
ed per acre over the best cradling done. #
Send on your orders, and you may rely on a
good article. All Reapers sold by me, are
warranted to work well as such, or no sale.
JAMES R. BROOKING.
Winchester, mv 27—law6t
C'10-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE—We have
/ this day associated with us in the GRO
CERY BUSINESS. C. C. BUCKNER, esq.
The business will hereafter be conducted in the
AVNE. BUCKNER & CO., wholesale
GROCERS. N. W. corner of King anil H a
ter streets, Alexandria, Ya.. oiler for sale their
extensive assortment of GROCERIES on the
most favorable terms. They respectlully solicit
a continuance of the patronage of the custo
mers of W. &. C BAYNE, and invite deal
ers generally, to give them a call. All orders
sent to them from the country, for articles in
their line, will receive prompt and faithful at
tention. je 1
T'kIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING —
| BENJAMIN F. DENNIS, late of Boston,
respectfully informs the public, that he has es
tablished himself in this city as a TUNER and
: REPAIRER of PIANOS, and all kinds of Mu
sical Instruments. His thorough knowledge of
the Piano, being a practical Piano maker, and
his extensive experience in Tuning, make him
confident of giving satisfaction.
He has the highest testimonials from Messrs,
('bickering & Sons, and other manufacturers.—
Reference can also he made to Mu. RICHARD
DAVIS; and all orders left at his Music Store
will receive prompt attention.
Washington, je •'*—eo’<t
"V^OTICE is hereby given, that I have lost a
3 LAND WARRANT CERTIFICATE for
-to acres, No. 857.4, issued to Coleman Crutches,
a private in (’apt. Dal in s Company, \ a. Militia,
war 1812. Said certificate was placed in the
hands of McNeal Latham, of Washington city.
! to be sold, and by him lost or mislaid. It is
! my intention to apply to the Commissioner of
! Pensions.for a duplicate of the same.
CHURCHILL SHACKLEFORD,
je 2—w6w
rOSTPONEMENT.—On account ol the burn
ing of the Draw of the Long Bridge, the
Races heretolore advertised over the ( olumbia
Course, in Alexandria County, will not com
mence until the TWENTIETH DAY OF JUNE,
by which time the Draw will be repaired,
my 20—lawtd
1)AYNE. BUCKNER & CO., are now receiv
) ing. and offer for sale. cor. King and Water
streets:
40 hhds. N 0. Sugar
5(1 hags Rio Coffee
50 bbls. N. O. Molasses
in hhds. Cardenas do
50 k»*gs Lewis’s pure White Lead
50 *• other brands k* je <
Merino sheep at private sale.
— 1 offer two thousand prime MERINO
SHEEP. selected last year from some of the
most celebrated flocks in New \ork. Gentle
men wishing to purchase would do well To ex
amine them before shearing. I shall commence
shearing about the 15th of June.
SAMUEL LOOK, near Groveton,
je 7 —eo2w Prince William Cm, \ a.
4 LEXANDRIA STEAM MILLS.—Fineand .
heavy SHEETINGS; light OSNABURGS j
suitable for grain and guano bags, ami Uotton bats (
can now be had at the Cotton factory, by the j
bale, at the lowest factory price. Also. Warps j
of superior quality will he prepared lor ( ountry ;
mills to order, lower than tney can oe puiena>eu
elsewhere. JAS, HlZl’Al RK K,
ap 10—(1 It&eotf Superintendent.
C10W LOST.—Strayed off since Friday last,
/ a WHITE t’OW, with brown neck and i
shoulders. Has on a yoke such as used to pre- i
vent cows from sucking themselves. A liberal
reward will he given for her delivery to the sub
scriber. or any information which will lead to
her recovery.
je 7_*tt ' WILLIAM A. HART.
Jl>T RECEIVED and lor sale by the sub
scriber. direct Iroin C incinnati,
2'> tierces Sugar cured HAMS
20 hhds. Plain do
20 do Shoulder Bacon
5 bbls. Mess Pork.
R. G. VIOLETT.
my 30—eo3t Union street.
1 FAIRBANKS’ PATENT PLATFORM and
^ COUNTER SCALES.—Agents. GEO. C.
EWING, 141 Pratt street, Baltimore, D. B.
SMITH k CO., Alexandria.
RAILROAD, HAY and COAL SCALES,
sent in any part of the country, at short notice,
mh 21—w3m ___
JUST RECEIVED—Extra tine CHEWING
TOBACCO, of the following brands:—
California Gold Bar
Ne Plus Ultra Honey Dew
Prize Medal Brands, by
WILLIAM A. HART,
je 3 Fairfax st., between King Ac Prince.
IVJOTICE.—A meeting of the subscribers to ;
\ the Stock of the Virginia Locomotive and !
(A\u Manifactiring Company, will be held at
the office of the undersigned, on Saturday. June
llth. 1834. at 5 o'clock, P. M. R.
FVTOTICE._The undersigned have removed
their Counting Room for the present, to
the building occupied by Messrs. Hill. Brown Ac .
Partlow, comer Prince and l!1:^,n str!' ^nv
je7_iw S. S. MASlKR^A SON. j
1 BEDFORD MINERAL WATER—lo bar
} wlV and 10 half bbls. BEDFORD MINE
RAL WATER, this day receded direct lrom
the Springs, and for sale by T IV
je r> McVEIGH k CHAMBERLAIN. ;
LIVERPOOL SALT.—10,000 Sacks coarse
and FINE SALT,just received by Barques
London^d Carl Augnste, for sale^by & ^
piONEKR MlLLS.-Prime
my rsn—eofit _ General Agent
CHAMPAGNE WINE.—Id baskets different
e B™ds- iust receiv<d’ an JOS. GRIMES.
J _ _ | , 1— ' ' — 1 " * ' '
BATHS.-Hip, Sponge, and INFANT
J0H.V 00BE.V.
: BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
_ _ _________ < _ _
Arrival of the Arctic*
ONE DAY LATEll FROM EUROPE.
The steamer Arctic has arrived, with Liv
erpool dates to the 28th ult.
i Cotton was firmer and unchanged.
Flour had declined 3s. during the week.
' Wheat has declined Od.
; Corn declining. Rice dull.
Consols advanced, quoted at 95$.
Affairs in Spain were unsettled.
The Black Warrior affair was not wholly
. adjusted, but it was thought it would be
without Soule’s aid.
The Protocol has been signed.
The four Western Powers have determin
ed to maintain the integrity of Turkey.
It is said that Austria and Prussia will de
mand the evacuation of the Turkish priniei
) palities.
Persia remains neutral.
The Russians have suspended the cannon
ading of Silistria.
A treaty between Austria and Prussia
will soon be laid before the British Parlia
'
ment.
The joint declaration of Austria and
Prussia lias been announced.
The Four Powers have declared that a
prolongation of the Russian and Turkish
struggle is dangerous to Germany.
The Allies do not intend, at present, to
blockade the Russian coasts on the Black
Sea.
Accounts have been received from Califor
nia, at New Orleans, to the Oth inst., which
state that Walker’s expedition had been dis
banded.
The Legislature of California had ad
journed.
Dillon, the French Consul, has been ad
mitted to bail in the sum of $10,000.
The steamer West Wind had been totally
i destroyed by fire.
| Gallago and Ilaxal flour was selling at
Philadelphia, June 7.—Robert T. Conrad,
Whig Native and Know Nothing candidate
for Mayor, Delected by 8.000 majority,
i The whole Whig ticket, composed of
Whigs and Natives, is elected by a large ma
| jority, and both branches of the City Coun
i oils.
All but four wards heard from. ,The De
mocrats elect 11, the Reformers 3, and the
Whigs 43 members of the Common Council.
! The Select Council stands, 17 Whigs, 4 De
mocrats, and 1 Reform.
New York Market—June 7.
The steamers’ news lias unsettled the mar
ket. The quotations are the same as yester
day. Market dull—buyers asking a conces
sion. Sales to-day, of 1000 bales Cotton.
On late ’Change in Baltimore, yesterday,
there were sales ol Howard street tiour at
$8 87J.
Baltimore, June 7.—The races are largely
attended here to-day.
The German Turners leave this morning.
HE FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, known in thr* list of Post-otfices
as Warrcnton Springs, will be opened lor visi
tors on the 10th ot June. Extensive improve
ments have been made since the last season.
The entire bedding of the establishment has been
renewed, and the furniture of the dining and
other rooms extensively improved. Gas-works
have been erected: the light to bclurnished from
rosin oil. Numerous other expenses have been
incurred for the comfort and accommodation ol
guests. These, and the increased cost ot pro- ,
v isions of all kinds, demand some increase in
the rates of board, which will be : for the sea
son. ending 1st October, $>5; for three months,
£73; lor two months, £00; one month. £d»>;
tor two weeks. £JO; for one week, £11; per
day, §2. For dinner 77> els. For breakfast, sup
per, or night’s lodging, 7)0 cts. Colored ser
vants and children under 12 years, halt price.
White servants three-fourths of full price. No
charge for children under 2 years of age. Horses
50 cents per day. or £ 10 per month.
'Plie Railroad cars leave Alexandria at 7\
o’clock in the morning, and in two hours arrive
at Bealton, where conveyances will takepassen- ;
gers over a good summer road, between eight I
and nine miles to the Springs. The cars. aiso. j
will leave Alexandria at quarter past 2, I’. M..
tor Warrenton, and stages will take passengers !
the same evening to the Springs by a macadam
ized road, six and a half-miles. From the South ,
and the West, the ears leave Staunton and Rich- j
rnond in the morning at about 6 o'clock, and j
may get to the Springs, via Gordonsville and
Reaiton.tr) dinner: thus affording two daily lines ;
to Alexandria, and a daily line to Gordonsville, j
Richmond, and Staunton.
The superintendence of the establishment has ;
been placed under the control ot the subscriber,
whose experience in Lowell, Boston, and Ports
mouth, New Hampshire, entitles him to hop he j
will be able To give general satisfaction. He
will certainly trv to do so.
SAMUEL A. COBURN. '
Fauquier, je 3—3tawtf
AHKGIMA MILITARY INSTITUTE.— j
The Board of Visitors of this Institution ,
will meet at the Institute, on the22d of June, to
make the usual appointments of Cadets. Ap
plications will be made to the Superintendent, i
post paid, on or before the day of their meeting.
Vacancies for State Cadets exist in the follow
ing Senatorial Districts under the old Constitu- <
tion of Virginia:
HI. Spotsylvania, Caroline, Kssex.
All. A ceomac. Northampton, \\ illiamshurjr. Ac.
XIII. Culp»*p»*r. Orange, Madison, Kapph’uk., lireene. ;
XXI. Koekinghaui. Pendleton.
XXVI. Druuswu'k. Diuwiddie. <»ret*iiville.
XXIX. Loudoun, Fairtiix, Alexandria.
As the vacancies among the State Cadets
may occur at the examination in June, ap
plications may be presented from the State at
large.
Provisions having been made lor the comple
tion of the wings ot the new Barracks, it is pos
sible that some twenty or more pay cadets than
the usual number appointed, may he received
this year. Applications tor pay cadet appoint
ments may he made, therefore, from the State at
large upon this expectation.
Qualifications for loth classes of cadets.—Age,
between 16 and 25 years—unexceptional mor
al character—freedom from bodily disease and
infirmity—and ability to perform with accura
cy the lundamental rules of Arithmetic and to
read and to write with facility. The State ca
det applicant must show his ability to pay his
own expenses.
The graduation exercises of the Institution
will take place on the 4th July, to which, as
well as to the annual examination, the public
are invited.
Applications may be made until July.
The usual display of Fire Works on the night
of the 4th July.
FRANCIS H. SMITH, Supt.
Lexington, my 12— lawJe22_
SAMUEL W. PEPPER, successor to Henry
J. Pepper tf Son, WATCHES, JEWELRY,
and SILVERWARE, No. 175 Chestnut street,
(opposite the State House,) Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, my 29—ly
AUCTION SALES.
BY S. J. McCORMICK—Auctionkkk.
\ T, VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCTION.—Un
\ der authority of a resolution of the Citj
Council ot Alexandria, the Real Estate Commit
tee will offer for lease, at auction, for years
renewable on the terms expressed in the lease o
the Mill property, five pieces of GROUND, or
the south side ot Duke street, and west side ol
the Strand, viz:
1. Lot corner of Duke and Strand, 31 feet on
Duke, by 10* > on the Strand.
*2. Lot adjoining No. l.on the west, same di
mentions.
3. Lot next west of No. *2. same dimensions
4. Lot next west of No. 3, 30 feet 11 inches
front, and L2<> feet deep, on which is a large to
bacco shed
5. Lot on west side of Strand, 31 feet 7 inches
front, by 1*23 feet 11 inches deep.
All the lots bind on a *20 feet alley in the rear.
, leading to the Strand.
The lessees will have to pay all tuxes and
I charges assessed against their respective lots du
ring the lease.
The successful bids, in pursuance of the reso
lution. will be reported to the City Council tor
their approval or rejection. The leases must
contain covenants against wooden, or wooden
| rooled buildings, against the use of any part ol
The property lea>ed for dwellings, and the usual
, covenants tor distress and re-entry.
Further particulars at the time of the letting,
which will take place on Saturday, the 10th oj
| tin'present month, id III o’clock. *1. M.. in front ol
; the Mayor's Office.
I’riv ate offers for leasing the ground on the
i nortn side of Duke street, will also‘he received,
je 3—td H. L. SIMPSON, Chm’n.
BY 8. .1 McCORMICK—Auctioneer.
OTICK.—By virtue of a deed of trust from
i James O. C. Hoskins to the subscriber.
: recorded in the C’ierk s Office of tile ( ounty of
• Alexandria, Liber O. No. 3. lolio 441, and lor
j the purpose therein named. 1 shall, on Saturday
! next, buh instant, ut 1*2 o'clock. M., proceed to sell
| at the Brick Yard, on Wolfe street, now occu
pied by the said Hoskins,
Three Frame Sheds and Tool House
One Brick Machine
Tvventy-liv e W heel barrows
Eight pair Brick Moulds, specified in
said deed. Terms, cash.
je 3—Jts JAS. C. NE\ ETT, Trustee.
! YTALuTbLe’ FARM FOR SALE.—The
\ subscriber offers for sale the FARM
upon which he now resides, situated in the south
ern pait of Fauquier County, containing 318
ACRES. This farm i> in a tine state ol improve
ment with the use of Guano and Clover, and in
point of salubrity and beauty is unsurpassed in
' this region. It is well watered of the very best
i kind; a well in the yard, and at all times running
I water upon The tarm \\ men supplies me fields.—
j The facilities to market are excellent, lying im
mediately upon the main road from Fredericks
j burg to the Warrenton .Springs, and about twen
! tv miles from either place, and live miles from
j Bealton. upon the Orange and Alexandria Rail
i Road, and about the some distance irom Ellis's
j & Kelly's .Mills, iijkjii the Rappahannock,
I which afford the Fredericksburg market foi wheat
Mat all times. The improvements are a new
TWO STORY FRAME BUILDING in
j good repair, with necessary out buildings, as
j kitchen, barn, stables, ice house. &c. This farm
! is not far out of the gold track, and there are
; symptoms of gold upon it; a thrifty young Peach
and Apple orchard ot choice truit. w ith abun
dance of wood and timber. A lurther descrip
tion is deemed unnecessary, as any person desir
ous of purchasing, it is presumed, will first view
the premises. A credit may be bad upon part
of tbe purchase money, by paying interest upon
the deferred payments. The privilege of seeding
will be granted, and full possession given about
the first of December next. Address the subscri
ber, Elk Run, Fauquier County, Va.
A. H. BENNETT.
Fauquier County, Va.. my —lawsw
4 TTENTION F A R M E R S AND MIL
LERS.—PREMIUM GRAIN CLEAN
ER—HATK.VTF.D April 20th. lSfr>.—We would
most respectfully call the attention of Farmers
and others to our IMPROVED GRAIN FAN.
which we are manufacturing at <>ur shop in
Fredericksburg. \ a., where we have a number
finished lor tbe inspection of Farmers and oth
ers. We might give thousands of certificates to
show tbe superiority of our FANS but deem if
unnecessary, as a trial of tbe FAN will give
satisfaction. It is simple in its construction and
cannot be surpassed in expeditiously cleaning
all kinds of Grain from Cockle. Smut, Garlic,
Cheat, &c.. and is an excellent Chaffer. We have
selected good material and would be pleased to
furnish ail in want of a good Fan Mill. All our
work is warranted to be well made and do a
good business. Our Teams are passing through
the country, and will deliver Fans at any point
within seventy mi les of the shop. Those con
venient to railroad or steamboat landings can
have them delivered at their depot.
Farmers will please send their orders early.
Communications addressed to T. J. DOYLE
&(\>., at Fredericksburg, Va.. are promptly at
tended to.
For Premiums and Certificates see Hand
Bills. T. J. DOYLE fc CO.
Fredericksburg, rnv D»—law.'Kv*
11/ A Ulir.A lUUINll U tltli &ALr*.
jj —Determining to remove to another
portion of the State. 1 offer for sale my resi
dence, located in Warren County, immediately
upon tin- Winchester and Front Royal Turn
pike—formerly tin* residence of David Funaten.
esq. The Farm contains about g7<) ACRES ot
first-rate lime-stone laud—about f»0 acres in tim
ber. The improvements consist ot a new, neat
Maud commodious DWELLING, together
with all the houses—including harn. sta
bles. Ac., requisite to a farm ot the size—all
new and in good repair. There is likewise a
young and thrifty Apple and Reach Orchard up
on the premises. The situation is one admira
bly adapted to a physician, there being none
nearer than tbe White Rost and Front Royal—
five miles from tbe lorrner and seven from tbe
latter place.
The terms—which can doubtless be made ac
commodating—can be known by applying to
the subscriber personally, or by addressing him
at Ninevah. Warren County. Va.
JOHN N. MEADE.
m will sell likewise iriy HOUSE and LOT,
at White Rost. The house is new and ronveni
ent, and the lot containing about 'J acres, of J
very superior land. J. N. M.
Warren Co.. Va.. my 22—lawtf
CCLIFTON FARM IN CULPEPER COUN- !
/ TV. VIRGINIA, FOR SALE AT AUC
TION —This most desirable farm of about 0-fn
ACRES, part of it iron ore land, will be offered
at public auction, on Wednesday. June I fth yie.it.
on the pt muses. at 11 o'clock. M. It is fine for
grain or grass, with every advantage of markets
—water in every field and in its midst, and
abundance for manufacturing purposes; and well
supplied with timber. The land lies well, is
undulating, and every acre will well remunerate
judicious cultivation. It is within six miles of
the Court House, one of mills ands aw mills, one j
of Rappahannock Canal, and tw o of the Orange
and Alexandria Rail Road—thus having com
maud of the markets of the District of Colum
bia. Alexandria, Baltimore, Fredericksburg and
Richmond—healthy neighborhood and excellent
society.
Terms, which will be accommodating, made
known on tbe day of sale.
If sold privately before the dayot sale, notice
will be given in the papers.
Mr. William E. Glasseli of the neighborhood,
will show the farm to any desirous of seeing it.
JOSIAH WILLIAM WAKE.
Executor of John Glasseli, dec d.
Berryville, Clarke County, Va my 'J lawts
4 SHBY. SOMERVILLE A CO., have re
ceived their Spring and Summer supplies of
(jUUDS. selected in New York, Rhiladelphia,
and Baltimore, and offer them upon the most
accommodating terms.
All kinds of Country Produce taken in ex
change for Goods.
Iron, Salt, Plaster, and Guano, constantly on
hand.
Markham Station, my 15—eolm
GUNPOWDER TEA, in store, and for Mile
by F. A. MARBURY,
my 27 Fowls’s Whar£
: The subscriber, determined to remove W est this
Fall, offers lor sale his properly in the County. «>t
i j Warren. Ya., called the -Ml A .\ .\< >.\
• situated on the Shmuiwlouh
River, one mile trorn the Mananas t»ap Kail
Road, leading to Alexandria, and lour miles
1 irom Front Royal, the county seat ot Wairen
County. It consists ol a large Four Story
MILL, with three run ol* Burr Stones, and room
tor three more, with the best water power on the
River; also, a large and comfortable l\VO
STORY BRICK HOUSE; a good two story
Miller's House, large Barn, Blacksmith >!»* {*,
Carriage house, and all other necessary out-buil
dings, with FIVE ACRES OF FIRST RATE
‘RIVER BOTTOM LAM) thereto attached
j This Mill is capable of manufacturing one bni:
died and fifty barrels of Hour day. ar.d is veiy
valuable from its position, being situated at a
i point on the River from which flat boats can at
| all seasons takes freights ot 120 barrels ot Hour
from the mill door to Alexandria or George
town. or 20U barrels To a depot oil the Mauassa>
! Gap Rail Road, about two miles from the Mi1’,
j Thereis also a Depot on said Kail Road, a 1111b*
: from the Mill, with a good road lor wagons
leading thereto. This Mill is located in a line
wheat-growing region, and can command, under
the management of a man ot enterprise, the
grinding ot 7.Y,imiO bushels ot wheat annual;) ,
with a read v sale tor all the offal—so great aie the
i conveniences ot market over any other Mill <»u
! the River. It is useless to add more in regard \o
' thi* valuable property, as |versons wishing to
ase, will cail ami view it lor tlmmo-iv i s
and it will at all times give the undersigned plea
sure to show it. being generally on the pr« mi**•>.
There is in addition to the above, and attached
to it. a SAW .MILL, with two run ot >aw>—one
perpendicular, the other circular. 1 lie Saw Mill
is in good repair, and capable of doing a lai^c
lumbering business.
The terms will be liberal and made to suit the
convenienceof the purchaser, as I aindeteimn
ed to sell without reserve.
The above property, it not sold at priv ate sa'e
! between this and Saturday, the 1th day <>J ()<:• t> r
j next, will, on that day.be offered at public sale,
i on the premises, to the highest bidder, when and
! where the terms will be made known.
Further information can be obtained by visit
1 mgme on the premises, or addressing me at Nin
| eveh, Warren Co., Va. J. F. LAT>HAW.
{ Warren County, Ya.,ap 17—lawtl
| ^ A VALUABLE RESIDENCE FOR
111 d SALK.—Pursuant to a decree oi the Cm
cun Court, for King George county, rendered m
the case of Fitzhugh vs. Fitzhugh. &c.. beanng
date the 24th day of March, tout, theumh i
signed, Commissioner appointed loi tinif pur
jvose. will offer tor sale, at public auction, on
i’hursday. thr CM day of July next. (lSr»l.) before
t liu t>i film e . > t k i hi/ I >iiOi'aa I iiiii’Y I !*kfi«.
; the tract ol land called “WOODLAW N, lor
, many years the residence ol \oungei Johnson,
' deceased,and more recently that ol Mrs. Aman
da Kitzhugh.
Woodlawn immediately adjoins the public
lot at King George Court House, and contains
j “ ” ;
about oUU acres ol land, well situated for im
provements. The location is healthy, centra!,
midway between the two rivers. Potomac and
Rappahannock, and in all respects a nu»st d* m
rable residence. The buildings consist ol a
! comfortable dwelling, and the usual out houses
tor the accommodation of a family.
The lot (pari of the above tract) near tin*
I tavern, on which the store house and granary
I stand, will be sold separately. There is no one
! engaged in the mercantile business at the Court
! House, and it is believed that a store judiciously
; conducted would be profitable.
Persons desiring further information, or u mil
ling to inspect the property, will communicate
! with the undersigned.
Immediate possession will be given ol the
! store lot. and ol Woodlawn. (which is reuteu for
the present year,) on the first day oi January
next.
T Kit MS:—A deposit of ten per cent, ol the pm
' chase money, will be required on the day of sale,
i and an amount, which with the deposit, vviii lx*
j equal to one-fourth of the purchase money when
: possession is given. Ujmmi the residue, a credit
ol one. two. and three years will be allowed,
hearing interest from tne time of possession.- *
The deferred payments must be satisfactorily Mi
cured. VV. R. MA&OX, Commissioner.
, King George County. Ya., ap I'.*—eots
11 ARM AT PUBLIC AUCTION—By vsi
^ tne of a deed of trust dated the 1st ot Jan
J nary, 18f)l. and recorded inthe Clerk’s Office of
j the County Court of Fairfax County, executed
by John Sutherlin and w ile, to me, for certain
purposes in said deed, set forth. 1 shall a» 1 nm
! tee, sell at public auction, to the highest bidd« r,
at the front door of Fairfax Couil House, on
Monday, (he 1 Vth day oj June next, (that bring
I Court day lor said county) the tract oi land
conveyed by said deed.
The TRACT contains 11*> acres and r> poles,
lies on both sides of Pohick Run, about 11 mile-,
j irom Alexandria, and Ij miles south ol tie*
Orange and Alexandria Rail Road. Phis LAN I*
is very susceptible of improvement, has on if
an ample supply ot wood, and a comlorlal*!*
! MFKAMF DWELLING HOL'SK, wuh
: JSL»ther suitable out bouses, and a spring oi
| line water near the dwelling. Such title will
' he conveyed as is vested in me by said deed oi
trust, which is believed to be unquestionable
1 Tkrmh of Salk will be cash, and possession
given the 1st day ol January, 18o.r>.
JAMES C. DENTY, Trustee.
Fairfax County, my If*—eots*
1M)R SALE.—The well known estate called
^ GUNSTON, lying upon the Potomac Riv
er and Pohick Bay, in the county of Fairiax,
with the Gunston and the BARN Fisheries
There are in the tract, ONE THOUSANl>
ACRES, of which about four hundred are in
cultivation—the soil varying in different parts
from a stiff to a light loam, is well adapted to
all the crops ot grain and grass cultivated m
this latitude, and to vvateruiellons; and to mar
ket gardening. It is distant le*.s than twenty
miles lrom Washington and Alexandria by the
•*7^ River. The MANSION iso! brick and will
jPjS comlortably accommodate a large family.
ibis estate might be advantageously divided
into three farms, with wood, arable land, and
w ater front lor each. Persons w ho may desire to
purchase, are invited to view' the propeity, and
will be shown over the land by application wjxm
the premises.
For terms and mode of payment, they are r**
fered to Joseph Janney. whose address is Occo
quan, Prince William County, Va.
ELEANOR ANN C. MASON,
my 11—2avvlvv GKO. M. GRAHAM
C1ULPEPER LAND FOR SALE.—The «m
/ dersigned oilers for sale his F A R M • ly
ing in Culpeper County, (the railroad passing
through.) one and a half miles lrom tne Rappa
hannock navigation, three miles to Braiyl) Na
tion, and eight to Culpeper Court-Hou*. con
taining FOUR HUNDRED and ONE ACRES.
This Farm is very productive, and m a good
neighborhood, joined on one side by \V rn. K.
Glassell and Janies H. Jameson, and on the oth
er by Henry Shackleford and others. It is
well adapted to Timothy and a portion finely
taken in it. On it is a young Orchard of choice
fruit. Any person wish mg to buy a small farm,
mav do well to give rue a call, as a bargain w ill
behold. ALBERT W. PAYNE.
Culpeper County, mb 24—2aw3m
SERVANTS WANTED.—The subscribe,
wishes to purchase any number of likely
.servants, for the Southern market. Pe^pons hav -
ing such property to dispose of, will find it to
their interest to give me a call. Liberal com
missions paid for information, All communica
tions addressed to me at Salem, frauq.i er Coun
ty, Virginia, will be promptly attended to.
J ROBT. B. BRASHEAR.
Salem, Va., jan 21—eo6m_j
SH. WILLIAMS, Surgeon Dentist Office
# on west side of Washington, between Kmg
and Cameron streets, Alexandria, Va. J?atient*>
from the Country will please give Him a few day*,
notice, by mail, of their intention to call on him.
novll_ l \ „
rlhAR.--n50 hCIs. +AR, for ealefy
my 30 THOMA* * JDi EK.