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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-30
DI THE GOVERNOR CT VIRGINIA.
ppnrI AMATJnN

IUy;uRMATlOE having been received by the kxeeu
tre that P. H. OAKS, commonly called HENRY
0,ss dill on the twentieth inst in the county OF Abe
a.t. msliciously shoot Archelaus Bismy, who 10 moi
,rec,ti to ive and that the said P. Oaks has dec
a Ia.rice and 10 going at large; therefore de
se.sy.aer reward Of hundred dollars to any per
-. 10 snail the said p H. Oaks and deliver hin
III, ae jsil Of said county of Albemare, aud do more
c REQUIRE all officers Of this Commonw eslth, civil ane
hillary and request the people generally to use thsi
.ss exertions to procure the arrest OF the said r
Osu tina, he may be brought TO justice.
Gvea under my hand as Governor, aud under ths Les
f, Seal Of the Commonw eslth, II Richmond, thi
t. q 25th day Of March, 1859.
IS the Governor GEORGE w. MUsyoRp, Secretary o
as Commonw ealth.
PA oaks Is abou, 81 yssrs old. OF small statue FIVE
a eight or ten inches high black hair, and thin beard
Mach 26-c3w
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FRrIT TREES AND sHRUBBERY.

SOUTHERN GHEENSNUOU NUHSEKI
IyAvISG on hand a choice variety OF Fsuir -
,ArRs OF my own raising and grating. suti
sc " large fol- ransplsntng, respectfully call the =
zsu,on Of the public 70 them
Ny luIsery Il located onesnd a.hst miles North has
rn tie Old Market where will take pleasure In show
hs them.
Al orders addressed to. or left at my assnts. Messrs
rn Lew Taylor & Co., No 49, Main street, Richmond.
u or myself will meet With prompt attention.
EF.sHADk TRxEs furnished to order.
Trcb l3-c6m LEWIS TUDOR.
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ms THE GOV ERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

xxrgEREAS a vacancy exists in the office OF LIEU
IN TENANT GOVERNOR OF this Commonwealth,
-. exprstion OF the term Tor which a Lieutenant
.,r was sppointel under the Constitution. and the
80 Assembly having appointed WILLIAM l.. JACK
am ESQ, Lieutenant Governor pro tempors. until an
.y ,Ls sheriff or sergeant of each OF the counties
=. sis. in the Commonwealth /. hereby required to
.s An election for Lieutenant Governor to be held on
n, uh Thursdsy In May next at the places prescribed
,,res under my hand as Governor. and under the
, seal Of tho Commonwealth. At Richmond this
10Th day OF March 1885, and In the s2d year OF the
rrr,nssuhh HENRY A. WISE.
sy tie Governor: GsonoK w. MuNFoRD,
- Sac,y of tha Cum.th
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EMPEROR

VNHE Imported CLEVELAND BAY STAL. n
/ LION OF Mr. Rives, will stand the CON- III.
ai season, at Castls Hill Farm, near Gotham fS
20, Albstnarle Co, and serve mares on the-A-
errns 40 heretofore, to wit: For the Season. $50
paid a, the time of service, when the Mare is
ain away Insurance s70 of which so. are to be paid
doEn sny event for tho services OF ths Horse and the
u.nU to only when the Mare il sscertainsd to be In
SO.l 6roem's Fee 81 Good Psstursge so cents per
s-.i aud Urau when desired. at neighborhosd prices
8 A. GILBERT,
v,,,b scvra,, Aren't for Proprietor
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THOMAS GREEN.
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD;

THRER HUNDBED DOLLARS hh"AHU
NNHR above reward win be paid for the
.ns delivery to of q. runaway s.arE .ns,i on is
any isil 90 thar can eet them, THIRTY DOLLARS for
each The names Of he sad Slaves are 90 follows; Ap
DIsoN. CHARLES WILLIAM, BOB. pAI ana hiat AM NJ
spwards Of years Of age Charles Of nutmeg color
sSos. Ave ,x nehe. high and % ,, year ss, al
William 10 Of tho came complexion, WIN - S 49,. ".
the knee 10 sbou. ave fees ten inches high and %
year, Of age Pa. 10 Of bright nutmeg color sooI, nSs
mussto sbout i've tset hirS, aud IS years OF age The
last supposed be concealed about Rchmond oy Gea
father (Robert who 10 owned by Tho@a: peahe' ihe
others are In the counties Of Amelia or Houo~ay.,
wish negroes of the above description, wsuld be no.
u''' "AA - ''' SIDNEY BoTT,
Feb 25-ctf Ameha u a., W.
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P. H. STAR < I
THE CUFF BRACE PLoW.

,TEluls PLOW hss been steadily ~ -
i ssning favor with the farmers N@Ao
md planters for the last ten years,
uni II n,ay now be considered the s1M6
popular Plow in use In the whole South has taken
nums =, three OF our State fais and the last s5
ok the FIRST or I'll the most popular Plows in use
has also taken every premium given by the Mechanics
;u.e OF virginu upon Plows, we'll silver medal,
sel he hes award offered by this Institute: and has
successfully tested in every variety OF coil in this
STATE snd many OF the more 'outhern States.
Manufactured BY the undersigned, at their factory on
Frsshn ursot, below the Exchange. Richmond, Va,
where msy De had nearly every article used for tng the
soil All msdein our own shops of best material.
inIl o-,lv GEO WATT A. CO
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MOUNT VERNON.

Gov Wise has written tho following letter TO the
editor OF the Yicksburg Wing:
RICHMoSD, Va, March ), 1853.
DEAR SIR My opinion Is that Virginia will me-
yer allow tho remains of Washington to be removed
from Mount Vernon, except 10 her own monument to
his memory at Richnond that sha will, II they aro
not removed, never cede Noun. Vernon to the iede'
raj government, and that abe ought never to do 30
Respectfully, your obi servant.
HENRY A. WISE.
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7 Resolved, That VIZ are pleased 10 know TINT the
.arne unanmi,y which marks ths ID m0rraiic press
"f this State in regard 10 ils policy Of the national
adm nisration, prevails among our Democratic State
officers. our Democratic members Of Tie Senate and
Assemby and also aInong tha Democratic masses Of
nur Statn.N
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TIE DEMOCRATIC PRESS OF NEW YORK

THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS OF NEW YORK
We observe that the members OF the Democratic
prss, Of the State Of New York held meeting Al Al
hsnv On the 10Th instant. The publishers Of demo
cratic papers Of that State have formed theInselve'
into an association TO promote their general interests
and concert Of action in political action. Sd'Ii ~ IS
sociation we have doubt, will rc7n i" sreai'y ad
vancing the end contemplated Al ihs "i-~'ins on
the 10th inst. after a;spo.g at lt,n hn-tn-s- immed
ately affsciip~ 't"r 'sr-s- "a pnhis'"'-. ihs FOL
loving r.. ..i,iins rs. i,.c e. naslnn. Ihins were
unanimously ad"ptr"
Reso!vel That We heartily -us,.,n ADD endorse
,bs nolcy of President buchanan upon liir Kansas
question aud beeve that the specify adfh.ssI"h o
/ mat Stat, into The Union will restore pence 10 ine
whole country, Sy removing from Congress all ile
ousaiou of local matter Wbrh II has la 'egitl
mate control snd coDGniuE 10 !re iocaII: iumedl
| ately interested.
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TWRNTY DOLLARs RRWARn.'

WILL pay twenty dallara for tho delivery me of q
- negro man, PLEASANT. belonging 70 VIM ontane
o"ochlsnd county. Pleasant Ia about forty yars old,
tome marks about his neck, rather over the uedium
sssaes. in Fluvsuna county, and il. no doub, Ia that
rIsopordood Pleasant had pass TO visit HE master
Jan ls-ctf HECTOR pwIs
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Feb 95-cti

~ UNPOWDKR TEAs-of superior quality, in L &C
u quered boxes, for sale by Hc co,non
March 10 aohN ", "o'@DoN''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-30

CAUCUS MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATS
FTaE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WASHINGTON, March % The Democrats OF the
House of Representatives held caucus meeting last
we're sppointed-l0 Lecompton and 10 antLecomp.
ton-to report on Tuesday night next the best mode
of admitting Kansas, with the Lecompton Con't'tu'
ton.
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ARMSTRONG;. GATOR & CO..

ARMSTRONG, GATOR & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBEns
Ribbons Millinery, Silk Goods. straw Bonnets.
Flats, Flowers md Ruches,
No. 931 BAlrIuoRr ST, (beiween Charles Hanover
BALTIMORE.
nUR STOCK is unequslled In Variety. Extent and
" Chcapne.s
Terms strictly six monhs-or six per cont of for par
t,nds Feb lB-d&c6ms
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NORFOLK. MARCH 26.-The schooner Ehzaoe'o
Ann, ,,from Turks Island, has arrived.
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A Washington correspondent of the "whis" tn

Washington correspondent oi Inc wing thus
writes:
The surplus of people, principally ladies', attracted
IN the Capitol on Monday, finding no room in the
Senate Chamber Ia detestable little hole il is' sought
and obtained sssis in the new Hall Of Representa-.
tives There they had the pleasure OF Listening 10
the spsech Of tbs Hon. NJ. K. II. Garnett. Mr. Gar
nett boldly denied the right of the people of Kansas
10 change their Constitution until 1864, denounced
the Pugh amendment, Hnd defended the sacred
right OF slavery. He was c"mplimented by the pre-
sence Of Senators Hammond and Mason. who came 10
TO hear him.
He was followed by Mr.. Bishop Of Connecticut, 10
apeech which allowed by all to be the most tell
ing. perhaps, in either House. that has been deliver
ed this session. II Was full OF admirable vii. coRent
argument, aud passages Of fine eloquence. That sin.
gle .pecch has made him national reputation l
heard a msmber say that il va. worth ten years ol
ordinary Congressional life. At its conclusion the
whole Democratic side of the House rose up to con-
yratuate him. and followed him to the door, for be
Was compelled to leave. having just learned by tele
prsph Of the extreme illness of his child. Under the
Disadvantage Of this distressing intelligence bis
speech must be considered wonderful
Bishop ia quite young man, railroad contractor
inherited large foltune increased il by marriage ana
is supposed To be worth fully million Of doars nc
has had some practice the stump but not pelGs
brilliant man iD conversation, and this being h1 ~
effort in Congress, his speech took even ms nost ~
innate friends by surprise. need haray aIu INC
h. took The part OF the Administration, nor that ne
did smpl. iustice 30 the constitutional rghts OF tht
S,n,h II all tn. peope of the North we're inouef
sith his good sense, ehoud have peace, anu psf
msnent peace.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-30

TEACHER WANTED.
4 YOUNG gentleman. who 10 thoroughly qualified TO
~ give instr uctiou In Latin and Greek, and who was
educated the Unversy Of Virginia, can hear OF good
situation a. assistant inJtructor, by addressing
fah2-cif n 4 FARROR. At Palmyr8AVs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-30

DROGUEs, BROGUEs, BROGUEs.-8.OOO pair
ID Richmond made Brosues. tor sale on secommoda'
ats terms by N. DEvEREUA,
Leather Dealer 49,. Cary st.,
Sept al-ctf Between l2th and 18th sta.
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RI.Y-Ry.NIGHT.

'l'Eis secently imported Stallion and Race a
I Horse will stAnd this. his drst season In ECN
AI. rcs at the stable of the subscriber, within ~
Sls mile Of Prsyvana Courthouse. Virginia. -I--L
Mares will be served Fifty Dollars BY the season, or
Serenity Five Dollars il insured One Dollar TO the Groom
nevery case. Mares fed at Forty Cents per day For
Description, Periornsnce Pedigree, &c see hand.bils
Nsrch J-ctlst June JOHN l.. WHITE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-30

ELERKSHIP WANTED-A Young Man who has
had about years experience in District Clerks
osSe Wishes 10 obtain situation iu some similar
city Satisfactory references given. Apply to Mr. Kelly.
Iihe 0Hcs If Tho South" or WIN B. Allegro. ut the
Enquirer Office Jan l9-cts
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Isaac NJ. PARTRIDGE, Esq.
LATER FROM CALlFORNlA, &c.

ARRIVAL. or THE NOSES IAYLOR.
NEw Yonx. March 46.--The steamship Moses
Taylor arrived here to day. She brings large num-
her of passengers, and the California mails To the
j,h instant being the shortest passage on record
1t, Cohen came passenger in the Moses Taylor, as
bearer of dispatches from Com. Long, of the United
States rigste Merrimac, which had arrived at Gallo
The Legislature has confirmed to parties in posses.
sion of titles TO all lands within city Limits, except
that required for streets and publin purposes.
The sloop of.war st. Marys, from Honolulu. had
arrived at San Francisco. There had been 30 deser-
tstions from the st. Marys.
The markets Of California We're Ssnguid and de.
pressed.
The Government of Nicaragua had formally re.
ceved Gen. Lamar.
The Iri.srr treaty still before the Legislature.
II was believed that it would not be ratified, unless
with alterations, which would reopen the whole af.
fair at Washington.
Gen. Jerez has been appointed Minister OF War.
The steamer San Carlos had been lost on tbs lake.
The United States frgate Suaqnehanna was at San
Juan.
PERU Gen. Eivanco had been captured at Arica.
The frgste Apurinac having fret .helled the town,
landed three hundred and fifty who took posses
sion Of it. The loss both sides was two hundred
killed. and many wouudet. Half tine town was
ruined. Viysnco had Withdrawn his troops from
Equque.
LIMA.--An attempt at revolution in Lima ha!
been suppressed
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GKO Nv ATKINSOk.

RIcHuoSp. Va. y II
MILL coLtilues To sen On commission hbscco
~ WI ost. Flour, Corn, &C. and would mosttsspeot
''licit eonsgnments roln his old fiendsRnd The
oe generally, with tho renewed assurance on " part
~. ,.., e'sy eaoIt will be made promote their bot nte
March 12-cwlm
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To BE EIEcUrED.-Thr little negr" boy, only !!
years of age, who confessed 10 the burning {" G."
George A. BGyi-y's resdrrcr, in Surry county, No.
long since. tried before 'h county c"ur, al Sur
on Monday. and sentenced la os nuug. The day
liked for the execution have been uu.cIs 20
tn,D.-[ Petersburg EIprss.
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IL ,al and wishing to engage In the DRuo BUSINESS
ca hss Of desirable opportunity BY addressing g. b.
VI bs7 Richmond Va Nov vl7--ctf
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GEORGE ]. HERRlN(s's.
COMMISSION AND GROCERY STORE,
No. Sc, MAIN arRKKr.
IL EEPs always on hand full stock Of Groceries. to
IA which he invites hs customers and the public gene
HV Also pays strict attention 10 the sale OF country
friends who wish to send their grain to him to sell
GEO. HERRING,
Aug 4-cu No. Sc, Main ST.,
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WAeHINGTOk, .,
Dear sir-The sale not being completed on tue 10Th o
December. was postponed to tho 18th Of april next.
About 100 lots yet remain be taken to enable the d.
vision or partition to be made. To complete the sub
nina othsr actually paying subscribers No money 70
ouired until the dvlsoa tskes place u those to When
ths Circular addressed shall be unwilling or unable 70
attend 10 il. they will please hand il to some other N9
viii do 20 Il i now evident the plan Is feasible shd
tho last 1900 or 5000 subscrbsIs win probably be as
easily obtausd a. were the 6rst 200 or 800 II me whole
vaue Of tho lots will bs greatly enhanced Independent
OF the fair chance each win have OF getting me properly
now assessed q nearly 800 OOo and which s must be
eminent statesman has said: "it all the watering esab-
ishents of Virginia placed on this plan o M eompe
tition among vs hotels at esch, the income 10 rue
crease Of visitors IL those friendly to the enterprise
would furnish the names Of such ~ would probably Dc
willing to unite In it, the particulars would 0e
to them by .,--.-.---- ,,,,,
ian l2-u ThomAs ohEcN.
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p g. The plan of partition will be-to put in ves
sci 10 900 tokens with the number OF square and lot on
each; in another vessel will be 10000 narnes epeating
taken when we'll lad dlsinteresed person will
draw nae which will be entered on ,hp rocord then
number from the other vessel will be drawn which will
dcteermine the lot drawn that name, take ten or
tw eny shares or more each token will have hs and
No on H. and 90 on bis highest number aud the record
uii the lot drawn opposite each number OF his
name BY this plan unfrness or deception could he
suspected r
OFFICE-No. 476, 18th st.. opposite Treasury Depart
ment, and near Pennsylvanis Avenue. 1. H.
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RICHMOND FEBRUARY II, 1861 have
~ this day associated with iu the Commission Bu
anes', my nephew. MANN PAGE. The business viii be
%Saaucted In future under the style and hrmof RAN
poLPH PAGE -
D. coUpLAND RANDOLPH.
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CHARLES B STUART,
a ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Ashland, HANovER COUNTY, Va, "
WILL practice regularly n the Courts OF the coun,
" ties Of Hanover, Caroline, and King William, and
WI attend any business in Of the Courts held 10 tho
city Of Richnlond Dec G3-d3t&cN
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Cl.rsoRsE BARYspxIK c. X. BARHspAIE,
Lac Of Charlotte of Richmond.
c. H. BARKspALE, late of Farmpile.
BARKsDALE & BROTHERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. RICHMOND, VA.
OyrIcE NRAR SHocKoR WARrHousE.
IBERAl. ADVANCES made on Consgnments 10
1I hand Jan 5-cts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-30

JNO. ID. ASHTON,
A TToRfEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
a SHAENEETOWN, ILLINOIS.
0a s-vntf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-30

STEAM ENGINE.
>HE subscriber ohers for sale second hand porshts
half price C. LEONARD,
Oct lS-ctf Old street Petersburg, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-23
oh. 1IontsIuuia society.

The members of tins society, composed oil
officers If the army and navy, who served
in the Mexican war, met in the city OF New
York Oh Tuesday, the l4.h instant, to csic-
brste tho eleventh anniversary of the entrance
O! our army into the city OF Mckee. when, at
tor truusac;ine tie usuI business. the follow
ing named gentlemen were unanimously
elected officers Of the society Tor the ensuing
ycar:--Prcsileut, General Robert Pate! ~,
OF Pcnnsylvania; vice-presi1e"ts, CIR. IN.
s. Harvey. L. S. army, Commo4"re l-aac
MAYO, u. 5. navy. Gen. Frans!in Pierce, OF
New Hampshire, Colonel Isaac IL. WRIGHT.
cf Massachusetts; secretary, Capt. Man ned
Lsvell. ct New York; treasurer, Chief hnsi-
peer Jesse Gay, u. ,. navy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-23
rb~ astau1tc Tclegra ph.

New YORK, September 2l.--Tne operators
at V aleot.a Bay (Ireland) state that no SHOALS
have besn received from Newfoundland since
the let iostaut, and the SUPERINTENDENT at
Newfoundland states t. the New York dlFec-
tors to-day that they received what ne calls
manifestations, but no signals, auQ that the
curren. is Interrupted near Ealentia. lie a.
20 assert, ;hat the c0ndueting wire. wnica II
the SHINE Of the cable, remains perfect. This
explanation OF the Interruption a. being near
Valentia is ridlcuied 10y all practical teie.
graphero bore As purely gucss-"ork. i the
cable is still complete, signals could OF course
be received 1t Nswtoundiand, but it appears
they are not.
Tsloutia could not gst signals so easily, a.
tue current from Newfoundland, whe0 II
reaches near that station, becomes ~ weak
that it is unable I, surnount the preson. ot-
stace 1t ls ditferent, however, when Naieu-
tin starts her strong current near the d!ica. :
ty, us portion viii get over ii aad tie rcce!'-
ed at the NeSfGuliland station. As neither
station, however, is ab!a 10 get signals. X
would seem that there is mjre serious din
Guilty 10 tue way than tic cjmpany are "il
ling publicly to admit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-23
A Mar, Murdered.

\ man WAS murdered at the public house
OF GytIeib II. Fischer, corner OF Howard and
Little Montgomery streets, about half past
eleven o'clock on Monday night. Some
eighteen or twenty Germans we're in the
house engaged 10 daucing and ratliiug. when
their enjoyment was distracted By raeplng
ut the door. The rapplng conti0ued until
the door was opened by enc or two OF the 10
mates, who beard the voice OF officer Lemon
seeking admission. lie entered with com.
pany OF ten or twelve persons, who pushed
aside Mrs Fischer vito of the proprietor,
aud knocked down Mr.. Geo. Grist, one of the
inmates. The crowd proceeded as far as the
UeT-ro0m, when the reports OF pistols were
heard, aud the brother OF tae proprietor, Mr.
Cnr,stiIu Fischer, vas found to be MORALLY
y yuDisd. Tue ball penetrated bis back, 90
incn ADD half below the right shoulder
blade, anu entered his lungs The wounded
man rc,regted TO the yard, aud jumping the
!cace, continued on some two orshree squares
distant to the apothevary store Of Mr.. Moore,
corner OF Hanover and Hill SITS, for the pur-
pose OF obtaining relief
The aPyEhecary store not being open at the
time, be rested upon the steps OF the adJoln.
IN hou-c-tns, Of Dr. Ueuser-trom whence
his 6ewail1gs were heard by DR.. R.nsOn,
and tJat physician came to his asst, lance
lie sank from exhaustion and fell from the
-geps, but was removed to the apothecary
store. aud from thence home. lie lived until
rescnlng his house, hut expired 10 few
minutes afterwards. He was single man,
aged about % years, and peacoabIe IN every
way. Captain Woods, soon afterwards, ar
rested otRccr John Lemon, on the charge OF
disorderiy conduct in the street, not bring
aware that any murder had been committed.
lie %a- taken 10 the station house and on the
ias,s bcir: ascertalned was fully committed
Ly Justice Boyd on the charge Of being az
ac-rory 10 tic killing Of Fischer Baltimore
Cappcr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-23
The New F,II,bu,ter Movement.

The steamship star VI The " esj sailed from
this ,ort yos,ort,v for Aspinwail. Among
c,a IT, Waller and
n'. pA'S'oh''' "e'' '''' " -
Col. Bruno Won NatI@er.
Il Ii understood tcat the last named gen,
tie.Aan received. yesterday III rhlng, at"'t
O'clock, notice irom He". W"iker, 10 be
ready for start, without 'n'inet'os hi' d's
tinatlCh. AT hali-p,s! L Q circH, carriage
drove ~ to the ST. johns i9'e'' '"r rest
dence Ut Col. Aaizme,, containing Tue gray
eyed man OF destiny ana 'Ley 4V'cIy u'-
parted Tor the steamship per. l"eif ueP AJAX
tnre was kcoWn only T. IL" 'r'e''aS' w.
Macdonald ana lew california 'F'"''u-' t"' ::
them = last farewell as the steamship ct'' ~
iroui TIE pier. Coi. Chi,IS aHt ''' ''%-I'-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-23
Agricultural PTnauctt.

Among the wonderful irult and Hover So
res of the present season, our own expert
cuce can bear testimony to ;wo Instances
of iuxurian; growth, only to be eFediiet
upon the old woman. iest--''IPslus IL t"
!iryiog." a. both bciong 20 Hifd, how
ever, toe result will not be wondered a..
Ia u garden ~ Famou,h, a single -uh-t ~
o. stalk. some ten or twelve fees in height
has upon it s"rcn.y-fse Il 1wer. IN different
STAGES Of Development, some IL tr!! rnlundity
Of hinom u."aTs ha!!-mny, or lH't begun,
but al told" there are jor were, shor'
time since. seven'y-ivc. i'lt haa continued
to progress in the same ratla, ~ least Il hun
drrd fl wcrs Easc by til, ;lma crowned as
gpll,n-hued SUN nit, and it, lun.rcuz IA me-
SAFE is daily saIuted hy tie hehdTel-I9ii
aigring gaze Of his clustering iio"cr-1eYo-
tees.
In Peach.O -chasG, On = !iapPahanrock
e-l.te, one of the trrn-. he@rln1 an open
peach called the M3rIi.-M nite, among Others
Of large size rroJu22d ooe Weighing seven
ouncns. Far heath peaches Ct ordinary
size. in tn same orchard, weighed t'urteen
Cuoccs. The scales were al ri-ht. ~ usu'
81, Staf ri can't be 5c.t-fjcd Ncra.