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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21
By Yesterday Evenings Mails.

RoRRrRy or THE MAm.-We have been re-
ouested 10y the Hon. Chas j. Faulkner, the
representative of this district in Congress, to
state that be has ascerained to his satisiac-
ton the robbery and action OF two mail
pouches one about the 18th and the other
about the Goth Of December last, on the route
between Harper's Ferry and Washington,
and chat he has reason to suspect the robbery
of others.
1t is believed that these robberies have oc-
Cured at the Relay station, were 1t is the
habit of the Mail Agents to throw the mail
bags on the platform to await the arrival OF
the cars, and from where they have teen 10
the meantime stolen--Ipm. N.
The barn of Mr.. Anderson Vaughan, in
Nottaway county, was burned on Friday
night last, and his whole crop of tobacco, a
good farm house. quantity of fodder, and
some farm indictments, consumed in the
flames. As Mr.. Y. is a man of limited
means, this loss fails peculiarly heavy upon
him. \ negro woman, hired by Mr.. Iaug-
han. is strongly suspected as being the lncen-
dry, though there is not sufficient proof as
yet to establish her guilt.
\ gentleman from Suffolk states that
negro killed three white persons in Gates
county, North Carolina, day or two since,
aud was himself pursued afterwards and
found and killed There was considerable
n II.
lcuce Of an opinion that the negroes had ris-
Ell in Gates The women and CHI dren the
informant saws were very much frightened.
We learn from the Petersburg Express that
little daug hter Of Mr.. T. J. Crump, residing
in that city, was 50 badly burned by falling
into the fire on Saturday last that she died
the next day.
The general meeting of the Stockholders
Of the Central Bank, in Staunton, was held on
Wednesday last The old Directors were re-
elected with the exception of NJ. g. llarman,
Rev. VIM. q. Campbell, Jno. ID. lmboden and
II. VI. Bell In their stead, WIN. VI. Tate,
John Trimple, w. ". DOuaghe and Matthew
PIlson were elected.
The Richmond Dispatch says:-The wheat
crop in the neighborhood of this city, is look
ing very fne and if the weather continues
favorable, will be an unusually large one
An experienced farmer assured us yesterday
that he never saw the prospect more ilattel-
ing at this season Ut the year.
VIM. c. Whitehead, esq, the popular ex-
President of the Norfolk Democratic Associa-
ton, died Monday Afternoon. lie was In
. Srartnr of Cu,frmS at the time Of his death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21

NOTE LOsT-A note drawn in favor OF
Y the subscribers by 5 Campbell bearing
date 18th MARCH, 1881, for $1,000, together VITA
separate note OF The same date, signed by h.
". Thompson, guaranteeing payment OF tue
same and other papers reIotlns thereto, were
with an overcoat OF j. Il. Blackmore, Who la"
them in charge. lett in the passenger car OF the
Orange aud Alexandria Railroad on the 9TH OF
December last and thus lost. The notes "e'e
unassigned. and all persons are cautioned against
trading thereof Aay one restoring these pa
ners 10 tae subscribers will be suitably reward
ed W. H. GRAY. Leesburg.
ian IG-eo?t J 6 GRAY. Uppervi e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21

" FAIR-The FAIR for the beneht OF
Grace Church, will commence February lst
The Ladies ask the aid OF their friends Any
donations LETT with the Misses Thompson, corier
of Prince and Alfred streets, will be gratefully
received AN 2l-td
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21

In the House Of Delegates, on motion o.!
Mr.. Christian, the Senate bill making an az
pr1priai,on Of $1,000 to the deaf, dnmh aud
blind institution, at Stanton, was taken ny
out of its order Oh the calendar. ard the
same being explained, was passed--yeas III:
Ga motion of Mr.. barbour, of Z, bill
authorizing a loan to the Orange and Alex
audria railroad company, was made the or
der Of the day for Monday, lst February, at
| o'clock, ard daily thereof until disposed OF.
Mr.. Johnson, OF Taylor, offered a rcsolu,
ton. which was adopted, directing tbe Board
Of Public Works to report whether any COO
tracts have been made, or are about to be
made, with any person for work to be done
uron any internal improvement in which The
State is interested, etc.
Mr.. uackley offered resolution, which
was adopted, calling for information relative
to the confinement of United States conVIctS
in the Peniteutiarv. with the view oil ascer-
tanning the propricty OF applying to the
General Government for the retunding o.
such amounts as may have been expended
for tue maintenance of such ConTct5.
A number of petitions relative to the tax
/ on merchants licenses were presented.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21
Corporation of Winchester.

In COMMON Council, January IA, 1870.
George w. CHM, esq, President OF the
Common Council, presented the following
Preamble and Resolution, wblch, Oh ho''op'
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas the Town OF Winchester Is
st, ckbolder TO a large amount IN the ialley
Turnpike Company; and whereas such SUI
scrintiop was made by the Corporation TO al
ford facilities 10 the trade OF the valley, and
70 induce the same to the Town Of Wlnches-
ter. and whereas the Manassas Gap Railroad
COMPANY hath unnecessarily located It's Rail
road on the line of said Turnpike for many
miles, to wit, from Fairview to Mount Jack
son, distance Of upwards OF twenty miles,
at some points within twenty feet OF said
Turnpike, 50 as gratuituusly to destroy said
Turnpike Road as highway, and greatly TO
endanger the lives of persons travelling on
said Turnpike Road--all which is injurious
to this Corporal on as stakeholder 10 said
Turnpike Company, and to the trade OF the
Town, and in violation OF the rights OF the
public in using said Turnpike Road as pub
JIG highway:
Be it, therefore resolved by the President
and Common Council of the Corporation OF
Winchester, that a committee OF three mem
bers of the Council be appointed TO inquire
into the aforesaid facts, and take all legal
steps that may be proper to have said RalI-
road removed, so rs to avoid said evils, or to
prosecute iudicially said Company for using
said Railroad with its steam engines as
continuing nuisance.
VIM. Miller, esq. being in the chair, az
pointed George W. Gin, Isaac IL. Faulkner
and David Russell, esqs., Committee under
the Resolution
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21
Marine Disasters In the Florida strait

We learn from a Key West letter to the
Journal of Commerce that the number OF yes
sells meeting with disasters within that wreck
in district during 1877, was 59,-ot which
nine were totally lost; three OF these were
destroyed by fre;) one condemned and burn
ed, being unworthy Of repair; four dismast-
ed in gales OF wud, aud brought u this port
and reftted; one blown from the latitude OF
Cape Henry to this place, the first port she
could make: one shifted cargo; one with II
mutinous crew; sixteen leaking and unable II
proceed one leaking, supplied with steam
pumps, and proceeded without repairs; nine
| teen received assistance from the WrrcKers,
| and paid pilotage or salvage,--and i've got
ashore and succeeded in getting atiu"t with
out aid: one iOuudered at sea, aud one steam
erl arrived with machinery out OF order and
needing new boilers.
The value Of these vessels was SN2J,0Uu
and that oil their cargOes - ,S3i ,93u. lnere-
pairs of the vessels arriving IN distress ahd
| the expenses attending those brought 10 by
the wreckers, amounted to S19,SS2,35. The
sales of damaged cargoes, and condemned ma
! terials and stores amounted to S0O,9uZ,1l -
Tne salvage paid by the Admiralty Court
was 500, Gj7 ,4&; the total salvage paid by
Court by mutual agreement. and by arbltra
ton amounted toSlOl. 5000. The saivages
and expenses were SiT2,9S4 "A. The classl
fcation of vessels is as inllows:--SteamerS J.
ships 10; barks :; brig 9; scGconers -, IT,
tai SO.
The value Of property jeopordized last veal
was nearly iour-ioli that of ISL, and th"
of 1856 and 1857, equal to that OF the yeal
A. 5, t, !, &, and toge,hcr- showiug cos
clusively that the Florida wrccker is still Al
important assistant 10 the commerce OF th'
great gulf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21
ID ED.

In Washington, on the 10Th instant Mrs.
CATHARINE VI. DULiN, III the oath year oI
her age
In Washington on the 10th inst, in the 18th
yea, OF his ave. BOYD REILLY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21
Waran'on, Va, Jan l4--eo2m

rIAlRFAN FARM FOR SALE Intending
I to remove 10 the South will sell my
FARM III Fairfax County, near Lees Station,
about iuuI teen miles from Alexandra, contain
.ug about THREE HUNDRED ACRES, one
hundred cleared, about fifty acres in clover, the
balance heavily tImte'ed Also my HOUSE
HOLD AsD KITCHEN FURNITURE, Farm
ing Utensils. Stock, Provisions, &c, &c, indeed
everything necessary for any one wishing to
buy home There IS Inc young ORCHARD
on the place. with five hundred young trees
Application may De made 10 W. n. MAR
BURY. esq at FARMERS Bank, Alexandria, OF
address rhe subscriber Lees Station, Fairfax
County. Virginia. n. VI SIMPSON.
FAIRFAX County, Va, Jan 9-eoln
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21

A LEXANDRIA SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
n The President and Directors OF this In.
stitutioH, in addition TO the annual dividend OF
Der cent. TO Stockholders ana Per c'nt to De
nositors, have out of the profits of the lnstltu-
ton for the pas, fly" years declared an 'Ntra
dividend OF 10 per cent. TO Stockholders and 10
per cent. 10 ptpositoIs, payable o. aud ai'ss
his late BENJAMIN EAETOE,
10 II,oG: President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21

AND FOR SALE-Thr subscriber offers
| tor sale the land on which he rrSdes.-
NdId land Is situated IN the county OF tuIpepcI,
tive miles east oil the Court house, immediately
on the main road leading from that place 10
Fredericksburg 1t adlolns the lands OF {, [.
Beckham W J. Fife Mrs. !. Flnney and
others There are, by recent survey FOUR
HUNDRED AND TWO ACRES. OF which
three hundred and twenty-five are in one body
or tract. about TWO hundred and ninety being
cleared The remainder OF eighty acres is de-
tached from, bat OF convenient access 10 the
former furnishing an abundance OF fine WOOD
AND TIMBER.
The soil is of the very best description in the
neignborhocd in which the land - situated
Its native strength and susceptibility oi improve.
ment TO all almost unlimited extent combined
with the FACILITY OF access 10 tae markets OF
Richmond Alexandria amd Fredericksburg
the proverblaI heaithnrss and the beautiful seen.
erv OF the whole region offers an lnducement 10
purchasers That can scarcely be surpassed any
where The improvements already on 'ae place.
can with moderate OUTLAY OF money be made
ample and suitable ior The handsome accom-
mediation OF large family. At present, the
crt DWELLING HOUSE isa comfortable and
i"a convenient one containing eight rooms, III
rIndlug the basement. The OutbuiidlusS are
inferior. There IS good orchard on the place;
d wei Of i!ur water IN the yard, and spring
convenient to the house.
Further information as 10 price. terms OF sale
! &C. will be promptly gwen by the subscriber IN
res Onse 10 appl cauis. ad.:?ssg" to him throigh
! mail at StcvenshvTs post Office or in person up
! on the place. which he will take pleasure IN
! showing TO any one wishing 10 purchase.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21
&SsE;:'s@ss55es
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
..,vs,o f,pe Black warrior.


NEw York, Jan. 20.-The mail steamer
Black Warrior has arrived, bringing Havana
dates to the 18th inst The Spanish sqnac-
ron sailed on the 18th, to cruise in the gull,
for health of the crews. There was ru-
NOR, but it was discredited, that Santa Anna
was on board, and that the feet was bound
to Vera Cruz.
The Wabash arrived on the 18th, with Al.
ierson and forty men from Nicaragua.
The weather was warm. Business dull
Exchange on New York, at short date, sat
premium.
The Warrior brings $50 900 specie.
Seizure of the steamer Fashion.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 20.--rhe steamer
F .shion has arrived at Mobile, and has been
sized by the authorities.
Advices from Texas, report considerable
damage to the shipping at Galveston by the
recent Gale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21

G.inn REWARD.-Ra uaway from the
CiUt farm OF the Subscriber, in Charles
County, Nd ON TIE ulgn' OF the 7tn INST, TWO
NEGRO MEN. who call themselves LOREN
10 MATTlNGLY AXD WILLIAM KEY
The former l. about twenty-elght years old, six
feet hi h. OF a light coffee color, and has scar
rear lis left temple, over All inch long. The
latter, is about twenty-on@ Yeas Cd, abo"t Ave
feet ten INCHES hlgh very black; when spoken TO
has q downward look, the part OF the eye usual
,y white, Is OF a yrIiowrsn cast. When they
Irlt they had on Virginia ml cloth, bat touE
al of their clothes. OF any value, with tnem
The above reward Of 800 zach, will be given, II
taken out of the State and fl5 each, IT taken
in the STATE, and delivered to me-, or secured IN
Jail, so thai ! get them again.
WALTER A. HAI>LIP.
Murc-A1.r 2 q LEarLe. Co. Nh IAN Lr-eOti
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21
The NJ rkets.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2O.-FIour is dropping; sales
of $500 bbls State $3.50; Ohio $4.75G 81 w.
Southern 45OGS4 30. Wheat is dull and
nominal. Corn is declining; sales OF $1,000
bushels; Southern white 57G6Sc.; do. yellow 65
157c. Pork is dull; mess SlI9OGSl4.95.-
Whiskey is firm; Ohio pic. Stocks are lower
generally. Cumberland Coal Co. 10. Virginia
=. ~, Missouri Us Sis Sterling Exchange Ii
firm al lO9GllO.
Ngw ORLEANS, Jan. l9-Sales OF Cotton to
Jav 5000 baes-quotations 9iGlOc.-holder'
demanding an advance. Sugars from 4Gasc
Flour advancing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21

VALUABLE LAND IN ALEXANDRIA
! COUNTY, FOR SALE.-The nnderSrgn-
ed having 300 acres OF Land ~ MS !ann, will
dispose o. from 10" 10 ZUJ acres, ii lois 70 suit
purchasers Said Land is situated miles from
the Long Bridge, on the Columbia Turnpike,
and abou, the same distance irom Alexandria
aud Georgetown. Those wishing to purchase
Land near he three cities, will DO well 10 call
on the subscriber. as deem is unnecessary 10
describe the Land or neighborhood. as it Is PIE
sumed that those wishing 10 purchase Will cX
anime the property before purchasing.
S B. COkRETT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21
baltimore Money Market.

No change has taken place for some days past
IN the condition OF the money market lhere
Is a good deal OF capital seeking investment,
and prime paper can be very readily negotiated
al lt4l2 p cent = annum. Capitalists are
exceedingly cautious in making loans, and but
little OF the paper offering on the street comes
up to their requirements. Second class paper
is unsaleable. Eastern Exchange Is dull and
dropping. We quote New York and Boston
funds at TO !, and Philadelphia do at TO ?
cent premium.
The press abroad seem we'll informed as 10
the intentions OF our banks in regard 10 re
sumption OF specie payments, though here Oh
the spot We are permitted 10 know little or moth
ing upon the subject. We nope the susJolnet
statement from the New York Journal OF Com
m-rc- may he correct and that the public wish
now grown unanimous, for the resumption o.
specie pay mentS is TO be sratlhed at an early
day TIE Journal says -
"Since the Providence banks resumed pay
ment (Which they did quietly towards the ciost
of last week. the Philadelphia and Baltimore
banks have been making movements towards
the same result in their own case, and Will pro
badly carry it INFO effect in few days -BaH
.Amerlcan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21

~ To raE VOTERS or fAUQuIER COUNTY,
Fellow CITIZENS II am before YOU is candl-
date for the Commissioner OF the Revenue, for
the North Eastern District. and respectfully ask
your support. JAMES ho"LEf.'
Eannninr nov lQ-eOtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21

~ JoKS Aa8LER respectfully announces hinl-
self as a candidate Tor the Office OF Clerk OF the
County Court of Fauquier.
Markham Station. Fauguier Co, jan s-eotE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21

w + nave this day been appointed sole
W agents fer j. VI. SINGER X co )
SEWING MACHINE, for Washington and
Alexandra. We have used them Tor several
years. and find them to be- the best in nse.--
Also, FAMILY SEWING MACHINES, OF
improved plan al low prices
WALL. STEPHENS Il co,
No a22, Penn'a ave, between 9th aud 10th SIS.
Washington. ian lin
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21
CulpePrr county aug 2-eotf

r. FOR SALE.-Tha HOUSE AND LOT
,65Il in the village OF Wildwood. Clarke county,
Va. formerly the residence OF Dr. Robt h. Lit
tie. or reasonable terms. II i one of the most
desirable in rhp place, either Tor private resi-.
dencr, or Tor public house, there being none in
the place. Any one wishing to purchase, b.
writing 10 me, at Salem, ?. q. taoquier Co,
Va, will be promptly replied 10
Il L. HORNER.
yg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21

INOK HIRE.-A smart active servant boy
Z about fourteen years OF age" 40 Is intel
lIsen, aud capable. Enquire at this oficr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21

ACiDITy OF THE STOMACH AND
,,',',,.,.er,n,, - .,. ,L;oa ,,,sr
lNpi"E' Nm van cat ""l '''
taking Your HOLLAND B.II"RS,' is re-
mark trc,uently made TO US. To persons trou,
hI~I u..,,, ,.;,,.,. -, tho stomach. Indigestion
'''' ,.....I, o.r,
OF any u's''oe' Vi '''' ''o''"' IT,
say'try IT. lis "oi'd-"'2e 'ri"'a''o,'' ""S oF''
established alone by the many wonderful cures
:, ba, effected When used for Dyspepsia
r.. I;.... ro,.rIa;,, y,.,gns.. nj any
'""'''''''' A''''' ~, I'll. ,..
kind, Cosuveness' ana iiI'S' II '"oa'u VI '"Ne'
in small doses--say, half tea>roonIuI, regular
~ tbr.. times 4 dav, before meals
T,rrrnyl-B. ca -ful 10 ask Tor bQERHANE'S
uuiIAND BlT"TERS Sold al 81 per bottle
or hotties for S.. by the sole proprietors,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21

HNHE SUBSCRIBER wishing toreturn South
offers Tor sale the place apon which ne
resides, conslstingof TWENTY AND A HALF
ACRES, situated IN Fairfax County upon the
old LeeGburg Road, wncn separates II from the
grJamds OF the Theological Seminary.
Gq.ss. The DWELLING Is a two story frame
@u building, Completed In the Fa!t OF 1850
containing 1--WE good sized rooms, exclusive OF
kitchen, sroreroom, and pantry. A we'll Of ex.
cellrut Va 'er al the door
IS proximity 10 Alexandra, and the ghbor-
,hood afofding the best society, makes II deslTa'
bic, ii only og Summer RESIDENCE.
Posse. sion given Immediately. For terms,
&c, apply either through the Seminary Post
Office, OF upon the premises, to ,
Fairfax Co iyl7-eoti 4. {. \. SHElN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21

WHEAr-Receipts are very light. All that
comes in is taken freely at SlG$l O5 for red
ST. O5GSl.lO for white.
FLouR.-Extra $5.759S6; Superfne S4.75H
$500.
CnuN-Sales 4aN5Oc 2 So lbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21
Salem. Faugulpr Co, Va. dec 22-sott

TENO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON
AND ALEXANDRIA.-PersoHs desIrous
OF procuring the SEWING MACHINES OF the
undersigned. will please apply to Ncsars WALL,
STEPHENS X Co, who have been appointed 1hl9
day, a. our only agents in ia" District and AieA-
dra Ian ll--lml j. NJ. SINGER Il co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21

.AIL OF rENNYROIAh. Jump. Layeu-
! der, Rosemary. sn~lrmut Bel samct,
N,rhepa aud LEM. Tor sale b.
PEEL. STEVENS X Co,
:anlA corner OF Alfred and Krg streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21

MIIrARY.-The Mount Vernon Guards oil
this city intend visiting Richmond on the
22l of February, to participate in tue cere-
monies of the inauguration Of the equestrian
Statue of Washington, to take place on that
occasion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21

I,OLoRED STRAW BoNNETS-A lot OF
very cheap Colored Straw B ,unrts, Flowers.
sHd Ruchss al [dse l6l RICHARDS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21

DRAMATIC The performances Of the Alex
anlria Dramatic Association. at Liberty
Hall, are very satisfactory, and have been
Witnessed by large audiences. They give
another entertainment this evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21
= 7 7 ~ ~ IT Ut
poncas,er p. O.. Charles Co.. Md jan lf-eoti

NrOTlCE.-The business heretofore existing
under the name AMI style q /tPH
ENGLISH. will, from this date. be conducted
q. the old stand. No. % KrNc >rGrcT. uuder the
name OF l.. ENGLISH i BRO.
;,rlr l. ENGLISH X FRO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21

Ny ONE wishing 10 purchase one o. The
u most beautiful and desirable FARMS on
III. Orange and Alexandra RaIlfoaa' aooa' s.
miles from Alexandria, Will 30 well make 10
immediate application I" ,,,,,,,,son
II-ruft
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21

nINGWOOD FEMALE SCHOOL, he
II, duties OF this School will recommends u"
MONDAY, February lst. AS tue Number OF P"'
nils is very limited, early application w!!l be ne
cessaly. Address "
]. A MlLLICAN, Principal.
Auburn, Fau.uitI Co, Va, Ian 7-eolm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21

FAIR.--Tho ladies are to hold Fair com
meucing Feb. 1T, for the benefit Of Grace
Church. See notice in another column OF
tC-day's Gnze'te.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21

VIM. c. Whitehead, esq, the popular ex
President of the Norfolk Democratic Aasoca-
ton, died Monday aiterucoa. lie was In
spector Of Cu,rnms at the time Of his death
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21

BEAUTIFUL ENGRAvINGS.--Wc were ye'ter-
day presented by MIR. John p. Clarke, with
very handsome engraving of The Village
Festival" Mr.. G. has number OF beauti-
ful engrnvinss and paintings at his store
No. ljS King street, where the lovers Of the
fine arts can have an opportunity of crafty
ing their tastes. Mr.. Ciarke's endeavours to
please the public in his line Of business de
serve success.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21

We learn from the Petersburg Express that
a little daughter Of Mr. I. }. Crump, residing
in that city, was 50 badly burned by falling
into the fire on Saturday last that she died
the next day.