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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
TunDAr, Dscrnurn rs, 1855.

TUESDAY,, DDEMBER 70, 1893
David Mcdonald, esq, Of Indiana, was admitted an
attorney and counsellor OF this court
No. IL. The claimants and owners OF the steamer
louisiana appellants Isaac Fisher al Appeal from
the circuit court United States the district Of Mary
land Mr. Justice Campbell delivered the opinion OF the
court affirming the decree of the said circuit Ia this
cause, with costs and interest.
No. 81. Benjamin Ford, plaintiff in error a. John S.
and Herman Williams. In to the circuit court
United States for the district of Maryland Mr. Justice
Ger delivered the opinion of the court reversing the
Judgment OF the said circuit court with costs aud re-
manding the cause with directions to award vys as
de Ropo.
No 10. The Commonwealth of Pennsy lyana plaintiif
In error, VIM. Ravenel, executor of Eliza Kohne de
ceased Ia TO thecrcuit court United States for the
eastern district of Pennsy Mr. Justice Nelson de-
lived the opinion Of the court, affirming the Judgment
of the said circuit court in this cause, with costs
No. T. James Kelsey al plaintiffs in error Robt
Forsyth In to the circuit court United States for
the northern district of Illinois Mr. Chief Justice fancy
delivered the opinion OF the court affirming the udg-
ment of the said circuit court in this cause with costs
No lO9 of December term 1851. Edmund Rice plain
till in error, The Minnesota and Northwestern Rail
road Company Mr. Chief Justice fancy delivered the
opinion OF the court overruling the motion nj Mr. A.
johnson To reinstate this cause ON the calender
No, Sc. Mchinlay, Garrioch, * Co., appellants,
VIM. Morisb master and claimant of the ship .'Pons
Aelii &c Mr. Chief Justice fancy delivered the opn
ion Of the court overriding the motion of Mr. Brent
dismiss this appeal for irregularities.
No. 80. The Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
Railroad Company. plaintiffs in error, Philip Quigey
The argument of this commenced by Mr.
Donaldson for the plaintiffs in error and continued by Mr.
H. Winter Davis for the defendant in error.
Adjourned until Tomorrow, III clock
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1K MoERoE MoSUMESr. --(iov Wise has at length de-
cided the style of monument to be erected in Holly
wood Cemetery the remains Of James Monroe, and
orders have been given for the execution of the work
From the number Of styles furnished him he has selected
the g Gothic Temple" prepared by A. Lybrock esq.
This temple is to be of cast ron IL by feet square and
20 feet the top of the DOME the whole of which is
be enriched with Gothic ornaments. Messrs. Wood &
Pero Philadelphia, have contracted Dor the and
we understand that the whole of the temple will not
exceed 81 700-- Richmond Dispateh.
SIuMoKN CoAL RKGios There are now in the Shamo-
kin (P) coal region IA coal companies owning in the
aggregate nearly &c. 900 OF coal land with pro-
ductive capacity Of three thousand tons per day
This equal to yearly production of half million OF
tons, supposng all the works to be employed TO their
pacity.
A BLAspuEMlHG MURDERER ON THE GALLows.-At Column
bus Ohio, the 7th inst Albert Myers was executed
for the murder of Bartlett Neville, committed in the
penitenty both being convcts under sentence horse
stealing After he had assembled the platform he address
sed the crowd around in the most basphemous language
After this he threw apple and orange among them
exclaming in loud voice. Pick them up, you-----
rlscals When the sheriff had drawn the white cap
down over his face the Rev, DIR. Warner said to him
" Myers, do you die in the faith of Jesus Christ p
Myers Replied have nothing TO say to You ?" He
struggled but little after the drop fell.
VENERABLE RELIcr OF THE HEvoLurIoS On Saturday
last, says the Calhoun Ga) Platform we had the pleas
ure Of seeing and conversng with the Oldest man in
Gordon county Mr.. WIN. Coggin. He was born in Cam
den South Carolina in the year 1854 and consequent
y l04 years Of age. lie soldier in the revoli-
tlon served under General Greene part of the time and
ut the memorable battle of Eutaw Springs He is
yet comparatively active and is able TO walk miles
during the day.
STATISTICS CATHOLIC CHURCH. The Metropolitan
Catholic Almanac for 1852 just issued contains the fol-
lowing statistics in reference to the present condition
the Catholic church in the United States contrsted with
its condition in the years 1889 and lS49
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Affairs PARAGuAY.-Ile C5yreio MercanH of Rio, o.
Nov has the following paragraph concerning Paraguay
The latest dates to October 22 FL Seaaao has al
editorial article about the collision with the United States
declaring that the republic is ready for war they want
war The crops abundant. During the month OF
October until the 22d there had sailed for Albuquerque
seven ships together with the Argentine steamer Const
tucon and two Brazilian boats left there for Asuncion.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1855.
Business Notice.

OF the Union establishment view the proposed
change It's will be conducted strictly on cash basis all
agencies collection subscriptions the Union dscon
tnaod No should be made 10 Agents alter this date
oept Mr.. w. pseoe Authorzedto make collections
Ia peaSa Maryland, and Virginia.
WAsnISaros, March 23, ts5s.u
foregoing Intended onoude agents colec
employ heretofore employ la this but
performed such service in other parts Of The
country Ap.s-u
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jams p. HANBLEog.

PLEASANT NoIpENT.--The pastor of the Congregational
church of New Sharon Me- communicates tho following
incident of chiIds funeral in that place Tbe little
one, all beautifully robed for the grave laid in its
coffin the morning of its burial. The weeping friends
placed in it's little hand small boquct Of flowers, among
which unopened rosebud Of the Rose of Sharon
The lid then placed upon the coffin and the funeral
services performed When, after the lapse of not more
than two or three hours the coffin was opened again aud
the friends gathered round to look upon it for the last
time that bud had bscone full Uom rose while grasped In
the cold hand of death. 1t seemed as though voice
came mp from those beautiful sealed lips saying, Weep
not for me though broken from the parent stem am
blooming In the paradise of God Millions of infant
souls compose the family above
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RECEIVERS OF PUBLIC MONEY

Sidney M. Forbert at Demopos Alabama.
Robert d, Haden, at Columbus, Mississippi.
I. Rush Spencer, at Superior, Wisconsin.
Christopher Graham, at Henderson, Minnesota
Pascha Bequette, at San Francisco California.
JOS Hopkins, at AIarysville, California.
VIM, A. Street. at Santa Fe, Territory of New Mexico.
Lawrence Lovejoy at Oregon City Territory of Ore
gon.
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OFFICIAL.

WI APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
By and aoih the adpice and consent Of The Senate.
REGISTERS LAND OFFICES
Leland Wright, at bonneville, Missouri.
Samuel NJ lIankns at Grenada, Mississippi
Jas. G. G. Garrett at Washington, Mississippi.
Edmund p Hart at Visalia, California
VIM A, Davidson, at Santa Fe, Territory of New Mex
leo. .#
VIM. b. Rankin, at Olympia, Territory of Washington
Bergman Jennings at Oregon City, Territory of Ore
gon ...
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On Thursday last the Morse telegraph wires worked In
continuous circuit from New York to La Crosse the
Mississippi The distance is !, 200 or 800 miles.
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SURVEYOR GENERAL,

:
Ward Burnett, for the district of Kansas and Ne
brnsEa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-09
com NJ r. RClAL.
Tne m arkels.

BALTIMORE June s-Flour is active and an
changed; Ohio and Howard street $'37t; City
Mills 81 Wheat is quiet; red lOoa 05c.-
Corn is dropping; white 6666sc; yellow 7Oa nc
Provisions are steady. Bulk pork case; mess
pork $l7.75. Whiskey is dull, al 2O3G2l3c.
Ngw YORK, June S.-Flour is heavy; sales OF
,05oO bbls, State So 9OGS3 IS; Ohio Si.5o6
S,55; Southern 50 45G$4.7O. Wheat is quiet;
sales OF 10000 bush; Chicago Spring S6Sas7c.;
Milwaukee Club 9OG9lc. Corn is heavy; sales
o, 10000 bush. mixed 723c.; yellow sc. Pork
,.tuIl, mess ST.. 3OGs,7. IS; prime $i4aSl4,-
IS. Lard is dull. Whiskey is dull. Stocks
opened timer, but closed dull and heavy Va
ssQ3I. Mo- 6's S4i.
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Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad.

1t strikes Us that if the Norfolk road ever
does any thing, it will be in the interval be-
tween the opening of the East Tennessee and
Virginia and the Alexandria Extension, for
after the latter is finished it is absurd to ex-
pect that one person in hundred, who
comes over the Virginia and Tennessee road,
will ever get look at the Norfolk road aud
much less ride over it. Wcwish that road
we'll, and it is for that reason that we regret
that they are suffering the few golden mo-
meuts we have alluded to to pass uOerjoyed.
We hope the cakes will yet be hurried up 50
that We may ride to Old Point on our con
templated trip about the middle of July. Is
there any chance? Lynch. Tuy.
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MitchelI's Station, my 3l-eots
LAND IN FAUQUlER
Y C0IrNTN VIRGINIA. For SALE

VALUABLE LAND IN + AUQUI E K
Y COUNTY, VIRGINIA, FOR SALE
The subscriber offers for sale mis- FARM "AlR-
LEY" in Fauquier County Va, Immediately
adjacent TO Catletts Station, on the Orange and
Alexandra Railroad, 50 miles from Alexandra:
By a recent survey, the tract contains ON p
THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND Slhl l.
SIX ACRES, of which about 500 acres are
we'll wooded, with the finest timber, beng a
Iarg. surplu, over the quantity required for the
uses of the farm, and rendered peculiarly vaiua-
bic by its proximity to the Railroad.
or tho remainder of the land, 200 acres are
,iT,y;aI bottom on Cedar Run, readily
-PrI,'S;,c 90 10 IS bushels Of corn per acre,
snJ well adapted to the growth Of wheat and
Grass The upland is Of fine quality and ex-
ceedinply productive OF all kinds Of grain and
grasses. The whole tract is we'll watered and
highly improved, Chat portion not under cult:
walton. being we'll taken in blue grass, Timothy
and Clover1 and possesses in high degree the
advantages of healthy and convenient loca-
ton and of being we'll suited to both farming
and grazing purposes. The Improvements con-
80 sst of a new and commodious Dwell
T. LING, an Overseers' house, and the neces-
sary complement of barns, stables, &c
To those, 10 whom the size Of the iarm might
be Objectionable, offer is made Of portion OF
the above tract, (say 500 acres,) including all
the principal i'm provements and having adysn-
tages equal to the whole in point Of situation;
abundance of wood and water, quality OF soil,
&c. The subscriber will take pleasure IN
showing the premises to persons visiting the
farm with the view Of purchasing, and VIII re-
ply promptly to any communication requesting
further particulars. Terms liberal and aeon
.a' a IT,; ADDE'S C. J. STOVlN,
For terms, &c, reference is also made to my
Attorney Rice W. Payne, esq 81 wsrTenson'
Virginia. co ". nv S-soIr
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First white Man Born In Kentucky.

The fret white man born in Kentucky is
still living, and is residing in that state. His
name is Captain Enoch Boone, a nephew OF
the great pioneer-Dauiel Boone. His farm
is Oh the Ohio river, above the mouth OF o.
ter creek, few miles below the mouth OF
Salt river. He was bora shortly after Col.
Becomes second expedition to Kentucky, and
is consequently greatly advanced in years,
but is hale and hearty, and very cheerful,
and is fond OF relating the thrilling scenes
which be witnessed during the early days OF
the dark and bloody ground" lleis said
10 rcsem Die, in a striking degree, his renown-
ed uncle, both in form and teatures.--N
LOujS Democrat
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x,s,erday Evenings Mails.

: .,,-urRs BAPTIST PUBLICATION SOcIErY.
S .,siD,s Of the Domestic Mission Board
~i" he year have been S3.l7S 81; the
: S.so:.enents 1854 52-balanoe in hand
S4S2. r Eoon :, ma,
10 nv nv That the success of our Indian Mis-
h'sO T. ,r devon, gratitude 10 God, and in.
.oS' ' i~,,ysr, and hberallty among our church
r '.',I n, sui. wider diffusion OF the Gospel
10 ,Ss Red Men otthe Forest.
,nofs -, OF Rev. Z. J. Willis, resolutions
W H 9sD,sd urging the Board OF Domestic Mis-.
F'i' '5r 10 southern Baptist Convention to in
aon' y customary effort in California; calling
H''s ,,,bs. 10 contribute more literally for tina,
~ w. and recommending pastors to present
f.I!.b,sc, 10 their congregations
Y s'' ..rorr of the State Mission Board was
J." '.,i By the Corresponding Secretary, H.
!! r,,y,,r. ESQ, OF Richmond.
SLOWING is a summary Of the labors of
.:,.ioparies for the year, viz:--Sermons
- 595; converts baptized, l,l2S; visits
nile. for religious conversation and pray
~. churches organized, IL; Sunday schools
",,a9 So houses OF worship commenced,
"..,n.ss OF worship completed, 2; bibles and
ZEN. distributed Ali; volumes of religious
!.,-s distributed, 1924; number of tracts dis
,.S-..d / sqS: conversions at meetings in which
Wv AIDED pastors, 49s.
T,s ,sceipts into the treasury for the year
.!,nyoo the Sist of May amounted to S9,77l.-
% and the expenditures to $9,s56.5s, showing
.S,I.pce due the treasurer OF $S5.46 The re-
..r.. iaD shor, OF those Of the previous year
y!9) a. while the expenditures have been
',.,s,y increased The present Indebtedness is
1888 beng S2,S937l more than it was at
=. corresponding period Of last year.
LAFAYETTE Adkins and William Price, con-
Noted of passing counterfeit money at Goals
Mouth, in Kanawhs county, Va, have been
,.u,snced to three years in the Penitentiary.
The; had upwards Of Sl00in counterfeit mo-
,syin their possession, and but about So in
,ocd money. The counterfeit money was In
5T. and los on the Bank of sbe Valley OF
yjginia, and 20 On the Bank Of Charleston.
South Carolina, several counterfeit quarter
ssgles, and one % cent piece, bogus, large"
The Democratic Convention for the county
Of Northampton, have made the following
nominations for the next Lesislature:-For
The Senste-Gen. Thomas j. Person. For
,bs Iouse-NIarcusW Smallwood and Matt.
Y Ransom
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p The STRAWBERRY AND Ice CREAM rEs
rlvl1, for the benefit OF Grace Church, VIII De
held at Sarepta Hall, commencing on Monda;
evening, June 7th, at ~ o'clock, and on Tues
day Wednesday, and Thursday evenings, at the
same hour-also, on Tuesday, Wednesday, and
Thursday afternoons, at 4 o'clock. Acharge OF
Is cents will be made at the door, and ticket
given which will entitle the holder to refresh
men,s "a that amount The CoMMIrTEE
le 7-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-09

Messrs. 7. B. Peterson & Bros, Philadel-
phia, have published "Mary Derwent," by
Mrs. Ann S Stephens, well printed and
handsomely bound volume. Mrs. Stephen
writings are generally popular, and we sup
rose this last production will be favorably
received.
The Jealous WIFE novel, by Mrs Pardoe,
has also been published by Messrs. ?. "
Bros. These books are for sale at the Book
Score. of Mr.. Geo. f.. French.
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DIED.,

At Shady Grove, the residence OF her SISTER
Mrs c. H. Boutwell,, in Caroline County, va
on the Sd inst, Mrs. ELIZABETH ID. DE.
NEALE, late OF Fauquier County, aged u
wears, 10 months and 3 days
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SIXTH ANNUAL EXCURSION OF THE
YOUNG CATHOLICS FRIEND SOCIETY.


-u--n he steamer Pow HdI8N mas
-, - been engaged for an EXCURSION
10 he l4y.lIon, at GLYMONT, on THURS.
Day the ION instant she will leave Wasf-
ington at O'Clock a NJ, ard Alexandra, ct
=. a. NJ, and /. p. VI. Returning she will
leave GIymont. at 3 and 9, P. Vi, conveying
passengers to Washington each time.
An excellent DINNER and SUPER, together
with Ice CREAM, CONFECTIONERY, &e., will be
furnished by the ladies OF ST. Mary's Congrega-
ton 70 all who may desire them.
ESPUTA'S CELEBRATED BAND has been
engaged for the occasion, and the Committee
pledge themselves TO spare no effort to render
the occasion pleasant one to all who may IA
vor them with their presence.
rg1 TICKETS for lady and gentleman,
ONE DOLLAR; for lady, FlFTY-CENIS ;
Tor children and servants, TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS. Dinner, 80 cents, and Supper, TWEEN
ty-ive cents. The proceeds are TO be applied
10 the erection OF building, to be used as a
Free School.
Tickets 10 be had OF John A. Mllburn and
!. William Bowling Alexandra; J. F. Ellis,
Washington, and }. l. Kidweli, Georgetown.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Thomas CoyIe, Albion Hurdle,
je 3-td Michael d. McOsker.
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Nj ARRIED.

At Edgemont, Orange County, on Tuesday
Isl Of June, by the Rev Joseph Ernest, B l.
WINSTON, of Hanover, to Miss BEL lie
laughter of DR.. william Bankhead, OF Orange
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Rotation In New Hampshire

Concord, June Sth.--Tke republican Sen
ators have resolved to adhere to the rule OF
rotation in office, which is adverse to the re-
election Ct Senator Hale. Indications are IA
vorable to the election of Hon. I. NJ. Ed
unrds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-09

IVA FAIR, with useful and fancy arueies'
and with fruit and other refreshments Tor SAFE
will be held by the Ladies OF the sewing eoele.
ty, on SEMINARY HILL, at "CLAkENs, near
Toe theological Seminary, on Friday and sa'ni'
day, June lth and 18th, to commence on eaen
day at / o'clock, and continue during the Gay
until half past seven. The proceeds 10 De III
rided between Grace Church, Alexandria anu
the China Mission. The public are respectful
IL invited TO attend. le s-oN
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MEMORANDA.

Schr. c. H. Hallock, Hotchkiss, and big
Franklin. Greenleaf, hence al Boston, 9th INST
Schrs Maria Elizabeth, Tucker; Gen. Arm
strong, Kelsey, and Statesman Wicks, hence al
New York, 5th inst
Schr. Embark, Donoho, cleared a, fhi''del'
pha, Tor thisport, 9th inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-09

GUNNER DRINKS.-Silver Medal premium
= MINERAL WATERS, CarbonaIed Cham
payne, and pure Crab CIDER, ALE AND pom
TER. several varieties, all of them superior TO,
and cheaper than any now TO be had in town;
TEMPERANCE CREAM MEAD. an excel
lent article for children and adults liable TO con
supat!on.
LAGER BEER, now so highly recommend
ed by Physicians All the above articles tor
sale at our depot, No. IS, North Water street,
Alexandria.
Excursions and persons out of town furnish
ed Oh short notice, by leaving orders at above
place, with our wagon or by mail
lie S-dtf AkNl " ShiNN.
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I OST-On Saturday morning, in the Mar.
| 4 ket square, small CRoTCHEI KNll
PU RISE. with a silver casp-on which IS mark
ed w. W Hoxton. The purse contained five
dollar note. one gold dollar and some silver
change A suitable reward will be paid the
finder, by leaving the purse at the Office OF the
Gazette je ut
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-09

MORE NEW GOODS Just opened III al
wi dition 10 our former stock
Challies, BerageS, and Lawns
Fancy Prints GinghamS shepherds f'"'"
Cot,onades, Plaid Cottons, osnaourss
Summer Cassimeres. (nice goods Tor boys wear
Bleached and Brown Dones'icS irish Linens.
We invite our friends 10 CIV" us an carry cat
as we are enabled by recent purchases I" give
them great bargains ,.,,,.,,c,,.r
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CIrUATION As TEACHER WANTED
= 4 YOUNG GENTLEMAN who was edit
Gated at one OF the best Colleges IN the country,
DESTROYS 20 locate in some pleasant neishoor'
hood and open good School. No objection 10
go to any Of the Southern states. Inc most
unquestionable reference given as to character
aud capacity. Please address -
j. SIdlw JAS. K. WORCESTER.
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II An interesting and instructive exhibition
Of DISSOLyING VIEWS, will be given IN
LIBERTY HALL, this ecening, commencing al -
OclOck The programme will embrace dlSt'n'
gushed characters OF Sacred and Protane ms,
tory; Wonders OF Nature and Art in the Old
World: the varied expression OF the human
Countenance when aroused by Hatred, Terror
Anger, Laughter, &c.
Mr.. YOUNG has kindly consented to give
this Exhibition for the benefit OF the Christian
Association Sabbath School, and II is sincerely
hoped that all the friends OF this School VIII
exert themselves to make it successful
r. Tickets for adults 20 cts.-for childrsi
cts. lie 9-lt] SUPERINTENDENT.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-ln pur-
suance of decree of the Circuit Court OF
Fauquer County, pronounced on the 18th day OF
April 1858, in the case of Males administrator
vs.. Male the undersigned, Commissioners there
in named, will offer Tor sale at public auction,
to the highest bidder on Thursday The 2lth day Of
Jgne $685. on the premises, valuable and ter
tile TRACT OF LAND, containing 43 ! acres
situated near Paris, in Fauquier county, Va, 1t
being the same land OF which Jesse Male died
seized and possessed The said land will be sur
veyed before the day OF sale, and will be sold
altogether or in parcels as may be deemed best.
Persons wishing to purchase good farm are
requested TO examine it.
Terms A deposit of ten per-centum OF the
purchase money to be paid in cash, and the res,
due in three equal instalments OF one, two and
three years, with interest from the day OF sale,
said instalments to be secured by the bonds OF
the purchaser with good personal security, TO
be executed on the day OF sale, the title TO be
retained as further security for the deferred In
staments, and the laud to be subject 10 resale
under the order OF the Court, and the deposIte
to be forfeited, il the purchaser shall fail TO
cnn,pIEfe ms uITCnase
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NOR SALE-Having permanently settled
/ myself in the city of Alexandria no"
offer to sell privately, the very desirable proper
~ in the town OF Jeffersonton, Cuipeper County,
Va, formerly owned by J. F. Latham, consist
,-ss ing of a large and comfortable Dwell
H. LING HOUSE, Kitchen, Granary, Stable,
Ic-.6ouse. &c. with about THIRTY.TWO
ACRES Of beautiful grass lard, large and
productive Garden, Orchard, &c, which Will
sell on most accommodating terms. Any one
wishing to purchase, would refer them to Nh
Caleb Burnley or Mr.. James Settle, residents
OF the above place; Mr.. Rice W. Payne, War
reuton, Va, or to z. English L Brother, AisIan'
dria. [mh l3-eotfl c. W. ENGLISH.
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AIM a n &C.
M ARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-JUNE 5.

ARRIVED.
Schr. Arctic, Hicks, New York, 10 5. Shinn.
SAILED.
Schr. Fleetwood, Burr, Salem, coal BY 1, }.
Mehafey, and corn by NJ. Eldridge
Scar. Saik, Hooper, New York, coal by /. }.
Npnaffsy
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~OALl COAL!!-We are expecting a cargo
I Of ANTHRACITE COAL, which we offer
At exceedingly low rates if taken from the yes
60, Persons DESTROYS Of availing themselves
If present low prices, will give us an earl call,
tor nrssent or future delivery, to suit their con
~. r r.. OF WHEAT & BRO.