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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-04

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Oh record o. the subscription money.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-04
octl 4n47t4fee$9, 90
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned
has taken out letters of Administration on the
estate of Charles Henderson, sen., deceased. All
persons indebted to said estate, requested to
make payment; and those having claims against
said estate, notified to present them for settle
ment. Sand estate is supposed to be solvent
47t3 JOHN H. VOREIS, Admir-.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-04
CURED.

their symptoms. IT
than 5000 cases Of c.
all afflicted people vi
portunity, as the Doc
he can before he die
DANIEL Al
Who Is his sole agen'
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-04

A choice assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres,
vestings, Trimmings, etc. The best Of worKmen
for making and cutting to order, cheap and prompt
DAVIDSON 3 Co.
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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-04

Everything pertaining to well regulated and
complete Hardware Store, may now be found ut
cure establishment-uherecu customers will receive
prompt attention and be sure to meet with
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-04

| NOICE
The regular meetings of the Board of Trustees
of Center township, will be held on the first Sat
urdsy in each month, at the court house in Flynn.
Outh. M. A. o. PACKARD, Clerk
ma7'5fA2k7
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-04

A GIFT WORTH FROM 50 CENTS TO
$500 90 WILL BE SENT TO EACH SUB
SCRIBER ON RECEIPT OF THE SUB
SCRIPTION MONEY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18
COMMUNICATED.

With reference to the application OF the
Alexandria and Washington Railroad Com
psny, for certain important privileges, to the
City Corporation, | think that a legal maxim,
which | have heard quoted by lawyers in
Court, should be borne in pind-that be who
comes forward for relief, should come With
clean hands. IN order that this Company
should CONF in tba, condition. it is necessary,
from what have beard, that they should
show what provision was made, at the time
Of their issue or since, fer the payment OF the
coupons Of interest on their third mortgage
! per cent bonds--whst was the condition Of
the Cvmusny a, the time of the issue OF
those touds-whetber their property and In
come, at the time Of their issue, offered any
reasonable prospect tor the payment OF the
intcres, or principal-or whether any state
men, Of their affairs whatever was then made
or has ever been made. There are other mat
iers connected with the management OF this
Compary's affairs, which may bring before
the publc, aud which. il not fully explained
may appear startling; but | think 10 justice
70 the public, it should be- done, and 1t will
b. done. OBSERVER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18
AUCTION SALES.
By ;. J. MI h-NTCIIONEt
SALE THIS DAY.

TGMMISSlONER'S SALE-ln execution OF
a decree o. the Circuit Court at Al"Xan.
drIs County. rendered at May term, 1855, in
tue suit OF Richard B~laylock and wife, IS.
Joshua Hall and Others, the undeislg1 led, viii
offer Tor sale, al public auction, on saturday the
leiA day Of September next, at II o'clock, II u
IN front OF the Mayors 'iiice, IN the city OF
Alexandria. a LOT OF GROUND. in the sad
ga CITY OF Alexandria, with the BUILDINGS
IE-ard Improvements thereon, situated ana
bounded as fellows. viz Beginning on the South
side OF Wolfe street, al the distance OF 81 iest
10 the East OF Water street. and running iherce
east with Wolfe street II irrt; thence south
parallel 10 Wafer street, ~ teet 4 inches; thence
west. parallel TO Wolfe street, Ii feet; ihence
north. I.arailel to Water street, 10 the beginning.
TERMs OF SALE -One-tenih OF the purchase
money must be paid in cash; the residue IN
three equal instruments, al u, -, and 10 months
tr IN the day of sale, the deferred payments to
bear interest, 10 BE- secured by the bonds OF The
purchaser, with good personal SecuTi'y-the T.
Tie TO be retained until the purchase money IS
fully paid, and the property 10 BE- resoId, at the
risk OF the purchaser, if the terms oi sale are
not complied with.
FRANCIS l.. SMITH,, Coro,.s
LAW. B. TAYLOR,
~ It-.n'S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

FLOUR-The receipts during the week
show an increase, though they are yer lish'' anu
the stocks on hand are very small. Prices have
remained without material change. Last sales
of Union street SUP at $3.50 Extra may be
quoted at Sc 25as6.5o, and Family at S''o"
$500.
WHEAT.-There has been a slight falling of
in the receipts OF Wheat, compared with the
nrevious week. The market has been quiet,
and prices unsettled. Yesterday, however, there
was more activity noticeable on Change, and
the market closed firm, prices indicating an al
vance. The quality OF the Wheat offered mas
been only fair, and in many instances owing 10
neglect in properly cleaning 1t, Wheat winch
if more care had been taken, in preparing II
for market. would have commanded fair prices,
ha, only brought the prices paid for a poorer
quality, though better cleaned. There Were
sales reported yesterday on Change at i'o
l31. 1872. 1873. and 1850. for fair and good white
and 1875, 1877, and l2sc. for do. red-no prime
offered.
CORN-The offerings of Corn have been
,;.bt. with a fair demand Quotations have re-
manned unchanged, VIZ SIC. Tor "hl'; 81"
Sac for mixed, and S;Ge6c. for yellow al
which figures there were sales yesterday
There has been very llt,le yellow Corn on the
market, and a large lot of prime would pFooa'
blv command higher figures than those quoted
RYE.-The demand has been active, and Inc
n,,Ls, closed firm at an advance. Sales oil
n,ims at TIC. The receipts have been small
and transactions light.
OATS-The supply of Oats is small win d
,teadv de mand. The sales for the past few day:
have been very light, and but few are coming
to market. We quote 4tGl4c. at which hsure'
| there have been small sales.
FERTILlZERS.-The sales for the week
will foot up we'll, and show a steadily increasing
demand. Peruvian Guano is moving OF Disk
ly at S5S y ton for No. /. Phospnates are
growing in favor, and there have been safes u
a consider able extent, principally to the uppe'
country.
PLASTER.-The supply OH hand is fair, an'
soual to the demand. The sales during In
we.k have been Appropriations remain I'm
changed.
pRovISIONs.-The market is firm, and IN
s,o.ps IN hand are fair. Bacon is IN brisk de
mand at previous quotations. VIZ hams 40
lac. shoulders Sc, and sides e5Hlltc' In
,unnlv of Butter is good, and the demand &C
tive. We quote best roll at ls01Oc. Lard l
active at ll3c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18
COMMUNICATED

DISH lsH 4 HoR.E.-A Dutch painter, who
Sss been cejsb'oted, Tor a long time past, but
Hhcss nam is unfortunately lost to an sd-
Mining world, placed the above motto over
'he figure OF what he intended for . horse.
Was fOrcitly struck with this sensible
Practice Of the above mentioned venerable
Artist, on reading two late productions, one
'sned "Grape" and the other "Csnnister"
two omiucus names, indeed. II the said
WORTHLESS had intended their pieces for Wit.
Wy IN the name Of a puzzled reading pub
NC Old they not let us into the secret by a mot
:" that We could have got the POINr?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18
BY Yesterday Evening" Malls.
Trial and Acau,,,ai Of Bel.

Correspondence Of the ALecdndrid GazeHe.
WARRENToS, Sept l7.-Tbe Circuit Cour,
was occupied yesterday with the case Of the
Commonwealth vs.. Thos Bell, charged with
the murder of his wife. Considerable 4 fl
Guilty occurred in Obtaining a jury, as many
persons had disqualified themselves by 40 ex-
preston Of opinion as to the guilt or Juno
cence OF the prisoner. Wm. II Payne, ESQ,
C~Jmmonwealth's Attorney. opened the Case
Tor the prosecution. He was followed by
Henry Shackellord. esq, for the defence.
The Commonwealth examined DR.. Boyle,
who proved that the deceased came to her
death by blows upon tho bead. The prose-
cutiDn then offered in evidesce the d~eclara-
I tons of the deceased tia: the blows were in
flcted by her husband. This was objected
to by the defence, and ruled cut by the Court;
whersupon the Commonwcalth's AT rney,
who bad mainly relied On this testimony,
abandoned tae case. The Judge ordered
the discharge of the prisoner. Z.
CoNvoCATIoN.-The Episcopal Convention
convened at Orange Court House, on Wed
nesday last, and will adjourn on Sunday
evening. The following ministers are in at
tendance: Rev. Mr.. Earnest. Rector Of the
Church in this place. aud Rev. Messrs Boy
den, Meade, Nelson, Lataui, and Butler.--
Orange Chronicle.
The Il ,~ckinsham register says:-Wc re-
greet to learn that the hog cholera has made
It's appearance in this county. Mr.. La-iay-
elite Cole, living on Smiths Creek, last week
lost some six or seven. He Informs US that
the hogs lived but a shor! time after they
were attacked.
DR.. VIM. Herring, a succrssfu! and intel
ligcu, practitioner OF medicine for 90 years,
died at IIarrisonburg, of Typhoid fever on
Tuesday last.
Dunlop K Co.'S barrel factory in Rich
moud was partiy destroyed by fire on Thurs
day. Loss about 81 900. The FIRE origina-
ted 10 tue drying kiln.
The Richmond South says:--The report
that the woods on the Fredericksburg road,
between this city aDd Ashland, were buro-
ing f~uriously last week, is untOunded.
Mr.. Daniel c. b jarnette, OF Carolioe
County, il recommended in the Richmond
South, for the nomination for Lieutenant
e. vs--o- ~ the ID ~ ,cr'ts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

DUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
BY virtue OF a decree OF the Circuit
Court Of Fairfax county, in The case OF ha'en 5
Guardian VS.. Hatch the undersigned will sell at
pubI,c auction. on Sa urday Tie 18Th day Of Octo,
b.r. 1855 at Russeli's Steam >a" Mil, d tract
ofLAND contalniug ONE HUNDRED ACRES,
living on The Middle Turnpike Road, and adloin-
inc Inc lard OF John Powell and X R.Jaok."n.
II. said land is very well situated, aud has d
large quantity OF virgin timber upon 1t.
The Terms of Sale prescribed by the decree
are as Yellowstone tenth Of the purchase mo-
new 10 be paid in baud and the residue in d, u,
and is months, with interest from day OF sale,
the Geferred payments to be secured BY the
bonds OF the purchaser and a retention OF the
title of the land, until the last payment is made,
and a forfeiture of the cash payment, and a re-
sale of the land at the costs OF the purchaser, IN
,be event Of noncompliance With the terms OF
sale. ALBERT y. RUSSELL, Comm'r.
n Ban arrangement will be made, II de,
s;r.d 70 extend the credits on the deferred pay,
mants Fairfax county, sep A-eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18
New York

New YORK, Sept. l7-Flour firm; sales Of
1900 bbls.; State $4.9'aB5.O0; Ohio s. 6Ua
s. 10; Southern S~a.OOGS5.4O. Wheat noun.
nally l@2c. higher; sales o; $4,000 bushels; red,
llsdl25c.; white l3aGllQc Corn is buoy
ant; mixed 6SG7Ilc. Pork Is dull; mess Sl7.35
aSl7.4G; prime $i5.2"aSl54O. Lard is hea"y.
Whiskey is dull at 2Ac. At a tea sale TO day
prices advanced l0ll cts. per ID. Va. 6S -;
Mo. IS S4f.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18
Richmond Market, septemhe IL.

WuEAT-Ihe market presents. comparative
ly, a very quiet aspect, in consequence OF a
material falling of in the receipts. Prices
however, emaln as heretofore quoted, VIZ: 81 8"
al 40 for good to prime red, and 81 5'Gl ,:
tor same grades of white. The mIllers are more
liberal in their bids for white taan they are ioi
red.
CoRx-The receipts have fallen off material
ly, aud the market is decidedly sitter. We
quote at sUGs5 cts with an upward tendency,
The sales are necessarily confined TO small lots
RYE.-We quote a, 7d75 cts. Very little
arriving
OA1s-Not much doing. The market price
for lots OF any magnitude is So cts per bushel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18
Leesbnrg. Loudoun CO, Va, sep 3-eots

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-Ghe
Undersigned executors OF Duff Green, Ce.
ceased, Offer Tor sale the beautiful! Farm, "NAL-
LEY VIEW" lying on Potomac Kun, IN the
county OF ST stford, i've miles and II hall north
of Fredericksburg, and four and a bali north
OF Falmouth, and one mile from the
+ fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, at me
Bridgn Turn Out on Potomac Run. l. contains
nearly FOUR HUNDRED AIEES. 4 very
large proportion OF the cleared land Is bottom,
while the high land is in MAGNlfISENI
TIMBER, OF alnost every description, but
principally FINE PINES and WHITE OAKS,
of superior growth and QuaiitY-we have no
hesitation in saving the best IN ell TINS section
Of country. and much more than the purchase
money might be realized, 1t IS thought, from The
| timber alone. The arabic land is OF fine S'a;i-
~, every ace OF which mot now under culti'
vationj is well set in Grass. The situation Is
| health y. with an abundance oil Fine Free Store
| Water, and is IN a thickly settled and pleasant
neighborhood. The buildings consist OF a first
80 rate HEWN LOG n L Sc, with tour
s".NN rooms, a KITCHEN, BARN, CORh
IJISES, and STA BIZ ES, ICE HOUSE,
CABINS, and all necessary buildings. mere
are a number of most beautiful BU
SITES on the Farm. Al present there IS a
SAW MILL within a ie" hunufeu yhIus ol i'
Farm. Indeed. altogether It IL a most desirable
FARM. The general yield is about twenty
5ushel, OF wheat per acre; and 1t will not tai Tar
sort OF II this season, bad as il tas bren.
A further description is deemed unnecessary,
&c persons wishing 70 purchase would probably
Examine Tor themselves. II not sold privately
teiorp, 1t ~iH beefsred at public 'a'eo OF the prem
i:es. 10 the h'gnest bidder, without reserve ON
the 2Ia day Of September 'vrt, il fair, II not, on
the next fair day And Immediately after this
sale all Of the STOCK, consisting OF HORSES,
MULES, CATTLE, and HOGS, the FARM.
ING UTENSILS, HAY, (some eight or ten
Sracks) a large lot of S / K A W, and the
GROWING CROP OF CORN, will be sold
Persons wishing 60 make a desirable invest
ment would do well 10 give this Farm their at
~tention.
Any further information can be had OF the
subscribers, who will take pleasure IN exhibit.
ing the property.
Ey- Terms made known on day of sale.
WIN. J. GREEN,
DUFF GREER,
Ex'ors OF Duff Green, decd.
Stafford IN auy 6-laWts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18
GMfrJSI Es1Syss--
~gG
81 TELEGRAPH.

CHARLESTON, 5. g., Sept. lG.-Thc Courier
has learned from a passenger by the steam
snip Catawba, that the Dutch coclie ship
which arrived AT Havana on the on iGs'.,
brought informa,icn that the trIG 81. Andrew,
formerly OF Charleston, was curturec cary
in June On the Alricaa cast by a British
steamer. under the suspicion that she WAS to
be employed 10 the slave trade. She and
her crew we're taxed to S. Ilaieoa for trial.
The Courier is under tie impression tbat the
S.. Andrew vas sold TO parties in Cuba, and
and that they were % doubt her owners on
THE voyage.
PROVIDENCE, Sept. l5--The Industrial
Exhibition here to-day las been most sue
c~essfu!. 1t mas been a general holiday, and
crowds Of people have come in ircm ali the
surrounding country. The halls of the ex-
hitition were Iuli to ~oveil)wing all day
The cattle show passed a very successfully.
TIE numbcr Of horses on exhibition WAS
greater that Uu any former occasion. Some
very foe animals were on the ground. The
stock Of COWS and swine were also very good.
WORCESTER, Mass. Sept. l5.-The Har-
monial Convention called for through the New
York Tribune, met 10 this city to-day, but vas
u failure, not more than 4 dozen persons te-
lag present at one tine throughout the day.
rs organization was deferred until TOMORROW.
No outsiders will be ADMITTED. The reporters
were expelled at on early hour.
PORTLAND, Me, Sept. l5.-Colonel J.hn.
son, Democrat, who came here from Belfast
to-day, claims his election 10 the Third Con-
gressional District, and says that his oppo-
nents cannot count hiu down below % ma
jority.
Pi1rsBURG. Sept. l5.-Tbe National Demo
cratic County Convention to-day nominated
the ticket of the Anti-Tax Convention but
passed resolutions approving both the Ma
,inn.i nrd Safe AImiriS,ratinns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

SEEDS.-Demand light, and the market
quiet. We have no change to note in quota
tons, and but few transactions.
SUMAC-Receipts light, and demand good.
Quotations remain unchanged, VIZ: Sl.25 y
l00 ID.
WOOL-The market is quiet-receiptsl light.
We continue TO quote common unwasbed at 20
age; washed 32G25c; unwashed Merlno 2SG
Sic washed do 3eG4yc.
FRElGHTS.-There has been no change in
the rates o! Freight since our last report. The
shipments, especially OF Coal, are increasing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18
lCONMCSICATED

There seems to be a persistent deter"'aa
So, 40 the par, of somebody to press the
",.,;on Of the Orange and Ale1aodrla
'o ,bs Washington and Alexandria Rail
in utter disregard Of the interests OF
"'r.,5rja, the prcject,r Of the Orange and
,r.,,Ddria Road, aud in which she is a large
,,lI., and for which her citizens, 10
., least, are being heavily taxed. Zoe
,r,u,jble argument, made use OF BY the
s,.5. o; the coupe1ioD, is, that by facll'ta-
So, ,De through travel between this place
sw..b,ry,op the stock, iu the Orange
"a Alexandria Railroad, will soon returo
sandstone Dividend, that We tax pay
=" II he the sooner relieved OF our burdens,
that will 90. This looks very we'll
49,. su-,sce. but who, for q moment, ever
ra",h, ot Alexandria's subscribing 30 beas-
=, for stock merely for the sake OF the diVi'
Ss.od. +, he derived from It. PrepoSterous
..,1,' Dies any one suppose that the city
~ Rsl,more would have projected such u
".nmn,h scheme as her Baltimore and Ohio
Rad simply as an Investment? l. unhesita'
,n,Iv answer, NJ. Nor would any other
.,,o =, Town in the United States. Ii is to
,Ds ,rsds. directly or Indirectly. that such
,o,d ar r1ads are expected to bring to any
,I.cs tba, We look for compensation for the
NV outlaws in them, and not merely the
I,;js,d. Ne, There is something else
h.b,ot the curtain, in this movement on the
VAT Of the Washington Roac.-Now would
nj rs,ard the travelling pubic one moment,
In, would facilitate their movements as much
a. no..ltle. This can be done equally as
xsi. n not letter, by a plan that will secure
TO Alexandria the terminus OF her W roao
and the benefits to be derived from such ter
minus. Let the Orange and Alexandra
Rad run as it is low doing temporarily u
tie rlyer, belld depot at the foot o. Ming
street. OF 6, the tunnel (wbefe l am told 1t
oxn. a river 'front.' and invite the Baltimore
and ONO Railroad to tuiId it's oranch road
f,yu some pyiat beyond Washington, to
s,ne poirt On the Potomac river, opposite
Alexandra, on the Maryland side, and the
,hlbg is done. Al, xandria will then be the
terminus Of the Orange and Alexandra
Road, where OF right fought to be-. Tbs is
oil ,ha, rs ,oateuded for aud thus all dithcui-
ties can be- vbSiated. ALEXANDRIA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, NEAR
WARRENTON, VA.-My FARM, con.
1aIniog FIVE HUNDRED AsD FORTY
acres. on the Warrenton Branch OF the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, distant 4 miles
from Wssrenton, and | mile. from the "thfee
mlle Staten " Oh said Road, il for sale.
Its well patered, and nearly one half OF the
tract 10 in wood and timber, which adds greatly
70 is value. The soil Is productive and easily
S.sS titled. The DWELLING HOUSE and
EEsa- out. buildings are all new.
Iuis FARM may BIZ easily subdiyided into
tso smaller tracts, having each a suthcIency OF
wood and water, and containing one about 800,
and the ether about 40 acres.
TneT will be sold separately or together, to
suit purchasers, VINO are invited 10 view the
premises
II this FARM should not be sold before the
iDih Of November vert, i will on that day, II fair,
If not, the next :air day, be sold al public auc-
ton, Oh the premises.
For terms, &c, / refer TO my Attorney, RICE
w. PAYNE, at Warrenton, Va.
GEORGE +. WILLIAMSON.
! Warrnton, Va, aug l3-eotNovlo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18
BY S. J. MCCORMICK -AuCTIoSEER.
SAFE THIS DIV

NIIT IIID DTI
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUG
Y TION.-Oa Saturday morning. nsIt, lSh
instant at II o'clock, will be sold in front OF the
Mayors Office, a LOT OF GROUND, on the
east side OF St. Asaph, between Queen ami
Princess streets. Said To- fronts on 81. Asaph
street 80 feet. and has a depth OF 1913 feet D
IUCDes.
Terms OF SALE:-One.hal cash, The balance
in SIX moG;hs, the deferred payment TO be Sc
cured by the bond OF the purchaser, satlsiac'o,
rlly endorsed. and bearing interest rom day ci
sale. and The title retained until pa yment Is ini-
iy made. , I'hhi Au'''
sen lj-no2tkds
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Richmond stock Market, sept. IL.

tktChInOnu StoCA Aos SSRts
Virginlat p cent. 81 years to run, no sales al
the Treasury.
Virginia 8 p cent, shorter dates, sales 500
and fiat.
Richmond City Bonds, last sales 1891 and in,
terest.
Virginia Bank Stock, par f7O-last sales S72
Farmers Bank Stock, las. sales SlO2.
Exchange Bank Stock, last sales S'h3.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock,
sales 26l.
Merchants Insurance Stock, last sales Si15
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par $50,
sales 1871.
Richmond, fredericksburg, and Potomac
Railroad Stock, last sales $40.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, 1929.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock,
last sales S5S.
Richmond and Danville Railroad Stock, sales
$50.
James River and Kanawha Stock, last sales
IS.
Richmond and Danviile Railroad guaranteed
bonds, sales $50, and Hat.
James River and K.nawha guaranteed bonds,
par value $500; last sales $50 and fiat.
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Bonds $72
and interest.
Virginia Central Railroad Bonds S72t and
interest.
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Bonds $40
and interest.
Orange and Alexandria 5 p cent. Bonds $40
and interest.
Manassas Gap Railroad Bonds $5l and int.
Norfolk City S743 and Nat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18
COMMUNICATED.
.,,e state Convention -

democratic state Convention.
slsd to see in the Gazette a oo~mo'
,rom Rockingham, recommending
plcs'0U .. the most suitable place for
!sa;ns the next Democratic State coD'en'
n0'u'' sd I hope that the recommendation
"oD' ,.-r;sd out. There 10 20 place more
vii! DC situated, and as your CORES
S SSoa from Eoct,o nsn %a, ,'' % : no sl'S
S Ss5 to Washington ,., VII, .an be . fr srs, q
' 'snsSa part Of the State s;, Who NV would ..a0s thus L ss
ap'e be chosen by all means.
AleIsou'' A DEMOCRAT.
p.,s county, Va, Sept. Is. 1855.
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v. VI thursday evening, 18th inst, by the Rev.
= n'own, Nr JAMES a. PROCTOR and
''Ni' + eldest daughter OF James Tub,
eq both OF this city. Washington Star
r ~ l'ia Instant, Mr.. F. B MANTOR, of
r.'onn'y, 10 Miss HARRIET H O'REAR,
"~''1luer County.