Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-15
OBITUARY.

DIED. At Western View, in CuIpeper county,
Va. on the 10th inst after a brlei. bu; painful
illness, GEORGE A. WOODSON, in the 18th
wear of his age. In noticing the death OF this
Young man. feelings OF peculiar solemnIfy MI
nv mind. In the morning OF lIis, and IN the very
bloom aud vigor of youth, ne has been called
away from earthly scenes to try the realities OF
a spirit land. Endowed by nature wltn a supe-
rIor mtell.c CT and having received the adrdntd
yes of a good education, and beng OF d very
amlable disposition, during the snort period OF
ms lite ne was an ornament TO the society IN
which be moved, and a special iavoTIte with all
his acquaintance.
None knew him but {, love him,
None named him but 10 praise
When here, he ilourished the while, like a
flower with all lis beauties on but ere yet has
high hopes OF a glorious manhood were con
summated,
death came, and like a wintry day,
II cut the lovely flower away
1t is but another IMPRESSIVE, though sad, Illus
tration. that "nit in the midst OF lie We are III
death He has left behind him two devoted
brothers, aud three fond sisters, 10 lament over
his early grave, besides numerous relatives ana
friends, VINO are now lamentiug over HIM with
sorrow iul USdllS. CcluOfi ihNtcHi w w N"'''
upon TO mourn the loss OF a more esumabIe
and worthy person. May he rest IN peace!
VI. b W.
DIED. At Madison Court House, Va, on Mon
day, 2Sth December, DIR. r. y. IhklF l, Ill
the 56th year OF his age. In the death OF Ut
| Thrift, the Episcopal Church and the commu
nity generally have sustained a ncdvy loss. We
need not here speak OF ms professional lie ara
other relations that he sustained towards the
community, though III all OF winch he has leit
abundant testimonials oil his ability ahd fidelity.
DIED. In Washington, last Friday morning.
Mr. WILLIAM COX. in the ash year OF MS age.
He was a native o. Loudoun county, Virginia
but has been IoT he last twenty years a resident
| of Washington, aud Tor some years one OF Its
most effective police officers.
DIED, AtOrange c. H on the 10Th INST. at the
| residence OF his father, MIR. DAVID CILLhN,
in the 37th year OF hisage
DIED. In Fredericksburg, on The 9th Instant
Mrs. MILDRED B. WILLIAMS, wife OF Mr..
John Williams, in the sd year OF her age
LIZ AGE AND D~EBILlIY-As old age
comes creeping on, il brings many attendant in
frmities Loss of appetite and weakness I'M
pair the health, and want OF activity makes the
mind discontinued and unhappy. In cases
| where old age adds It's influence. II IS aIm"''
imuo,sible to add vigor and health, aud although
many remedies have been tried. all have failed
mill BURHAVE'S HOLLAND BlITERS
were known and used. In every case where
they have been employe! thev have invariably
II 81 r.E.nra1 tho 1Dpp'Itp hey
have become d great agent Tor TINS aI' ne aho
are used by many people VINO are suffering
from loss of appetite and general debility. IN
cs,ss If long standing chronic disease they
ac, as a charm, invigorating the system Illus
yiy,ng nature another opportunity to repair
physical injuries.
Cnr,o>,-Be ca, sful 10 ask tor BCERHANE'>
HOLLAND BlTTEk> Sold al = per bottle
or i bottles for So. by the sole proprietors,
BENJAMIN PAGE. jR, X CO,
Plttsburg, Pennsylvania
Sold in Alexandria, by PEEL n STEVENS
Wholesale Agents; WM. A. HART, J. K
pIERPOINT, and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States. 'eb l@-eoiw
yy,HE COPARTNERSHlP heretofore exist
inc between the undersigned, under the tru
ot r Vi. MCCORMICK X BRO, is his day dis
solved b, mutual consent. I NJ McCormicS
will attend to settling up the business OF The hrm
Al persons indebted, are requested 10 cal an,
settle their accounts
~ L. VI. MCCORMICK,
th ,s-ow l.. VI. MCCORMICK.
NTOTICE.-The undersigned. having pur
chased the interest OF /. VI McIoEMIcK
IN The late firm Oft. VI Met oRNIcH q FRO. WI,
~coprinu. tue GROCERY AAD C0MhiSSlON
BUSINESS, at the old stand, Theatre buIlalng