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FALSE Pnnrsncns.--M Morris Dobriu.
the keeper ef small clothing store on the esst
side OF 18th street. between Main and Fnankiju.
nas oeen arrested IN this city on the charge Of ob.
tsining $3.50 worth Of goods from FIeId Norris 4
Co., OF Now York, under false pretsncss. The
warrant states. thst before sbtainiue the eoods
Dobrin rspresented himself - havinea stock on
hand worth 5000, and that he was worth not Isss
.Isn saovVs after the payment oi oil his debts,
while Ia fact be was insoivent &C that yerv tirns
ana since then has given deed Of trust 70 secure
oeots which he then owed. The warrant further
cnalses DobrfE with being fugitive from Justice
nom the state OF New York. Dobfin was admit.
.so 20 oail In the sum Of $1,000 to answer before
the Mayor on Wednesday NEXT.
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kOxS00lna r I'D IS
SWxN 3 6UB T0ffEKsTS
oAPiIAL RRLss sss.esof -

TlOkkT6 ONLY elO. " ssas.aEs 40
ne nuowtng rcnsn. viii Be drewn bI 9. IVAN
Zach q Their ein&le Munbse LottsrSos 61e DCs;1s
Scs: lsss q AuaysLA: e. = labls. saAss -
GLASS ~ draws on eA1VRDAr, Deesobsr 4,a1na
QI.4sS - drawn on sAIQRpAy, DsoenhH ~ IL.
NASs q draw On sATQkRAX pses1bee 49,
on EHI R&IN OfSLY0LT NGNRiRk =
FIVE ~Hous ! ~ & gs eiyn T5gK sTH a snr,ns..n
TIN PRIzBei $50.
Naar:y ~ HSs g ss..y Mss 1ekasf !. sls
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city, near the Henrico line are two tract. of l.rd
ABOUT four acrss each, over which there 4 M
msgisferfal Jurisdiction. Oae Of these tracts III.
on On Iuckanoe creek, between Henrico and Gooch.
iand, and 10 not assessed Ia either countv nor
VIII the Constahles Of either county serve 4 vsr.
rant upon It. 9he people Of Hsnrico conteua ths,
belongs to 6oocbland, and has been cut of frs,r
u py change in the course Of the creek: vhiIs
.Se ci1ens o. 6oochlsnd declare the creek to BE-
Tne other tract Is between Hsnriso and Hano.
.er, on the Chickahominy Swsmp-is yirtuallv
iree from tax-and 10 now and has been In mi,
for twenty years. :" 'a''
AZ neither the Justices Of Henrico. Gooch,and
nor Hanover, claim nor exercise anv controI nvs-
tnese isolated spots, Of whom would warrants bs
ootsined for the arrest Of parties wsrs knovn
inst .ney had located there for fighting, tipiipr or
ny nno 0sasr unlawmi pnrposst The Question may
Decome IN important one, II not soon settled.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-27

MA EVERETT AND THE MOUNT VERNON Association
Yesterday afternoon at Niblo's Theatre, before
CROW ded and delighted audience, Mr.. Everett delv-
cred his admirable oTation the genius the char.
acter aud the deeds Of George Washington. Truth
in this rare and marvellous instance, 10 unmxed
eulogy; and this is go universally ackDo lodged.
while Mr.. Everett's scholarly and refined mode Of
setting forth bis truth is 80 widely known, that II
is almost supeIhuous to aiude to either orator or
Grafton. Rather let us congratulate the citizens of
New York, young and old, male and female, who
focked to this intellectual banquet on their hay-
ing had an opportunity of enjoying it.
But Mr., Everett has just come before the public
in another point OF view-thorgh still In connecs
tion with the excellent ohjecto OF the Mount Yer.
non Association-wherein We fear that his deep
interest in the cause which he has 80 much at
heart has betrayed him intosomething like an in.
discretion. There is published in this CITY a
weekly paper, called the Ledger, whose propris
tor has raised 1t to immense pecuniary value by
che same process which has made certain mann
facturers of Pills and Ointments men of mark and
means. In other words, be has played tho game of
advertising deeply and shrewediy, and with great
gain. With calculating eye towards his one object
that Of making bis paper sell-Mr. Robt. Bonner to
whom we bow AS passed master in the school O.
Barnum, has opened little trap for Mr.. Everett,
and Mr. Everett has tumbled into it. Mr.. Bonner,
with prelude about the Father of bis Country,
states his Willingness to pay ten thousand dollars
to the Treasurer of the Mount Vernon Association,
il MIR. Everett will contribute article per week
1of tne Ledger, lor the peTlcQ OF year. This the
ex.Secretary Of State, the ex Minister to Great
Britain, consents 20 do, for the cause and for the
cause alone, thinking, we presume, that the end
sanctifies the means. We doubt much whether
this course is very dignifed, whether it accords
With the position of Mr.. Everett q man of let.
sers and . statesman, and whether his example
may not hereafter be pleaded when demands akin
10 Mr.. Bonners in the, actuatiDg motive, are pre-.
sented to other men of eminsnce. It would be
well worth while for Mr.. Baruum, If that iilustri
ind Warna aoai mn cip NM m
offer to pay very literally towards the completion
Of the Washington Monument, If General Cass or
Mr. buchanan, on the expiration of their term of
office, would take living stand daily, for half an
hour, in his wax-work gallery of celebrities.-
whittier does this sort of agreement tends Where
will 10 lead us?-N. T. Albion.
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% BuRnIga FLUID, BURNING FLUID,
BrahINo PLuip.-AlRays on hand and for sale al
the Drug and Prescription Store OF
- JOHN W. GARL1Ck,
no ie--Ifn Market place, Franklin at.
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In THH CIncurr CogRF of HioAmcnd
ysstsrday, most sf shs day VAS spent IN eAliiux
the civil docket. To-day the e1lce jadeueso
should attend. @9s "a S
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
4
~ lf roU RAVE A CouoH,


~ III yoU RAVE A CouoH,
=, TAKE HAMPToN's TINcTURE.
;, :. TAKE uAMpTos's rrNcruRE.
;, TAKE ri hiAMpToN's Trnoruan.
'Isais.i Ts1kis.E nAMproNs rIscrunr.
:, II KE H1MpToN's rINcruRR.
,.. TxKE aAMProN's TrNcTuR..
TAKE HAMpTos's TINcTuRE.
ASTHMA, COUCH. CONSUMPTION. The writer
Is most hiShiy esteemed; like Thousands of our besf
known citizens feels it duty to bear Testimony OF
,ne gonderfui curative power Of HAMPTON'S
withoat giving il trialf Call aud get pamphlet.
and see testimony.
BaLrrsoRx. SEPT. q, 1883
: AeSsrs Mortimer d Ro,utYdp- Ge,ffmea: have
been some time afflicted with Asthma accompa.
nicd with shortntss Of breath, with many symptoms
properties Of HAMPTON's VEGErKBLE TfNG
TuRE, from having nsed the same, induced me TO
procurea bottle of the Tincture and by the use Of
enc bottle was much better that was induced TO
restored to usual health, apd will say to all per.
sons who are afflicted as waa 10 use uAMPTON'S
VEGETABLE TIhCTURE
Gentlemen-You are at liberty to use my name
for the benefit of the afflicted
Sweet corner Of Liberty aud Clay sta,
Baltimore. Md.
sy- Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
sid BIZ PURCELL. LADD 4 Co. Richmond; by
Or COOKE, Fredericksburg; by all the Druggists
in Petesshurs; By MORTIMER 4 MOWBhAY.
Baltimore, and by Druggists and shop-keepers
ns- 81 per bottle. six bottles Tor s..
no i-dhgts
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TERMINUS DEcIpED.-The Directors Of the virgi,
MIA and Kentucky Railroad, met at Abingdon on
Saturday last, and decided upon that place for the
Eastern terminus. On Wednesday last, meeting
Of the citizens Of 6oodson, Va was held, At which
the following resolution was adopted:
That the citizens of Goodson protest against the
recent actsn of the Board Of Directors OF the vir.
ginia and Kentucky Railroad, inasmuch as the
late Board OF Directors let the contract to Messrs
Hawkins Co., Of North Carolina, with such rec
strictions that tho present Board we're compelled
to locate the terminus at Abingdon, regardless Of
the advantages possessed by any other route, and
that this was done before the surveys wero made
Therefore, We consider tho transaction gross
fraud upon the public. a. the surveys made upon
the Goodson route BY COL Thompson. cffer the 10.
cation .oas actually made upon The abingdon route
induced our cilizens to spend some six or seven
hundred dollars to have . survey made Of their
route, which is useless, a. the advantages shown
the shorter distance Of twelve miles, the better
cnrves, and the lesssned cost Of more thsn four
hundred thousand dollars-could not be consider-
cd BY tho present Board Of Directors, when they
voted tho terminus ct Abingdon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-27

4 Coon AsEcpofs Of Professor AgssslS b told IN .
new volume In rrsss at Boston. The professor had
declined 10 deliver lecture before some iycsum
or public society," on account OF the inroads which
previous lectures given by him had made upon his
studies and habits of thought. The gentlsnon
Who hsd been deputed TO invite him, continued 20
press the nvitatios assuring him that the society
were ready 10 pay him literally for his sesvfcss.
aThst q no ipducemsnt 10 ns.n replied AgasefE
81 cannot Afford % waste my time 10 making mo-,
nay"
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no 1Q.-tlgtl
CARD.-DR. PLUME nat

NA be consulted conhdeptially IN ell oseseo OF H1.
vAte diseases Having had good deal Of practicp
Of this sort Or z f.tsers sapssh he can give vsrf
are invited 10 give him call All communicaf5onp
promptly attended TO. and medicines sent In amcst
az 3ce Ss % Br.nklin street third hou,. be,o rr,
W Church. and dtagonauS opposits Odd Yellowb
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PRESENT mayer Tiemann, Of New York, has
presented Gen. Paez with beautiful rihe, which
took prize At the Worlds Fair at London, and
pistol, as tokens Of his personal regard for that
gentleman.
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~HaRrsHoHxs's ANTI Brlroue Pills

M8~ HARTsH0HNEs AFTI-bIitoHb i IhIs
are the safest and best Purgatiye Pills in uso They
ast upon the Liver, stomaeh and Bowe's oarry,ns ,
grirs are easy 10 their operation ard can I've taken
a. any time without fear Of exposure jhey remove
Colds from the system and prevent kh.nIn a;isH e.
II You suffer with any pstn, use HAxISlOheE M E,s
CURGALL, the great PAIN Anntnr,L.ssTryy,MSo ,.s ry,SoI n
SYRUP, which il the best Cough syrup IN the
world.
Bold hy Ell Druggists in Rscbrncnd. cc i'-cm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-27

EmaRAfioN.-The number of emigrants arrived
at New York for the week ending the 24th inst,
msncenent Of the year. The arriva s for Q CORES.
ponding period in 1857 numbered 1890.
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WITH the arrival Of new brcwed Beer,
WV I lar lnsra 10 anhrnif 70 nv cuRtamera. and

WITH the arrival Of new brcwed Beer,
w beg loeve to submit 20 my customers. and
ths public generally, tho following standard OF
prices for my bottled Lager Beer. Porter. Ale. &C.
during the winter season. viz:
ouarts Der dozen. l75l rs cts doz allowed On
fints psr dozen, Sl.0o J return Of bottles.
Half Fints per doz Sec, bottles extra
store and bar. Keepers o per centaSe allowed.
have also ON hand Lager Beer In whole, han
nnarfer and eighth bbls; Cream Ale In whole. half
snd quarter b6ls and for sale at the lowest market
price. = uo-ton .o,nsr
,efh and IN ain streets Lsidley Kohinson. cor 4th
and Franklin sts. or at my store, VII! DC promptly
stfsrded Ia WILBACHkk, lSth st.
noI Between Main and Cary.
DECEIVING PER STEAMERS AND
sossoxss RAIsINs. whole. half and quarter
00 bsxes CITR0N
casks CURRAkT8
aOoO lbs COOKING PkuHEs
csses sup article PRUNEe IN jan and pxs
% drums fuitana RAIBfN6 I'd
fx sais at rsdnesd pr!css p, ,o,.re /. m
I6 HHD6, Choios Bacon sides, for sale
~ by NAssIB 3 PLEABANTS.
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nR-FpEsa LnEoHgs.-l /

H8-FREsH LnEoHgs.-l have Just re-
osived. by Adams Express, fresh lot OF Swedish
LERCHES, which will bs applied upon moat reason.
able terms.
P.S.-Cupring and Leeckiug promptly attended
Co. Can be ou nd at all hours of the day. at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and al
night on 9th street, French Garden Ell.
my 25-ts IL. Y. hOBEEa'
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s% PARKE PoINDRXTRR,
ATTORNEY AT Law,

VIZ practice In the city Of Richmond and in the
counties of Chesterfield Powhatan and Amelia.
TO- Office In Lisle's Building. corner of Main and
l4th ~ trestH. se 23-lS,n
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SENATOR DAVIS DEr1SIKa HIs PosfTloH. H.-Sepator
DAVIS speeches, last simmer, in Maine, led many
nre-sating notions. and vas bscominE q moderate,
practicable poiticiar looking to the general Inter-
esss OF the Union. rather than entertaining the
sectional views which had previously marked bis
pubic course The recent elections, and Senator
sewArd's late Aggressive speech, have turned the
his back into their old chanuel
ana iie 10 nov as ultra a. ever. Ou his return 10
mississippi, he was invited to address the members
OF the Legislature.
In this speech Mr.. Davis declared that, though .
state Rights Democrat, he was no disunionist, bat
desred the perpetuity Of the Union Of the States.
lfs dismemberment would be great evil, but the
"sunJugatiou Of the govern ment to Black Republi-
canism would b n greater ons." He said this
party ~ould have the majority in the next Con.
gress Thelr policy Was to have multiplicity Of
candidates for the Presidency. to prevent choice
by the people, in which event they could secure
.ne election, by the House, Of one Of their own
numoer. When that happened. he was for a. ssrt.
Ing the Independence Of Mississippi, and her
immediate withdrawal from the Union. That
preparation might be made to this end, he advised
tnas oil the old muskets in the State should be
turned into Minnie rifles, aud that the whole
State should At once prepare for war, collect am
munitiou, cast cannon, and all this, he thought,
but the part Of prudent precautiou." The
people OF Miraissippi are not likiy to make such
more imminent than they yet appear. When be
advises them to extend their railroads, he gives
them good advice, not "because u IL q weapon Of
onence,' but because IL adds to those interests
which are the best security for the peace and
prosperity Of the whole country.
20
FREIGHT AccuMULATfSa.-Ws understand that
large Quantities Of freight, consisting Of wheat,
East Teane ssee and accommodating n the Tennessee
Depoe at this place, for the want of cars on the
va. Tenn. Railroad to transport II eastward. We
.nink.tn view ofthe favorable exhibit made BY the
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k6R- ALL rHosE WHO ARn ARYLIerRp

With aay Chronic Disease considered ncurabie will
receive Latter. giving Information which will In.
spSeay aud permanent cure, fy sending their
names and one stamp ito prepay lostage) 70 Or. r.
b. FooTs. the celebrated Chronic Physician. and
aatAoF Of q Medical Common Sense earstoga
spr.aGs. NJ. lS-dSw3m
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EpIrcRiAL The Halifax Journal mentions rue
NOR that the Hon. Joseph Howe IL about to asso
ciate himself with one Of the nswspapers In New
York, At salary Of ~ 900 per annum.
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sssE~ =. BAKER, EsQ.--SIg: Having

been materially benefited, l may say cured of u
violent attack Of DySpepsis by the uss OF your
Premium Bittars." bear willing record 20 their
Ell cscy tn the disease ITSELF and the attendant
symptoms. After the use Of a few bottles had
return Of appetite aud continuance OF their
restored healthy tone oi stomach.
commend them with the utmost confidence 10
the afflicted. and edd my share Of thanks 10 you
s bensfset1r 20 humanity.
With nay hest wishes am.
EIeKgoSp, SspT- -, 1855. K HARRISON, JR.
For saa by Hessrs PURCELL, LADD CO.. and
by all other prominent Druggists in the city of
kichmcnd. and elsewhere In Virginia. &C 70
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The Atlanta (Gs.) Inteiligencer states upon
eprstty high suthority,n that Hon. Howell Cobb
has accepted tho appointment Of Minister 70
France. Hsrdlyl
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Ddr On. JoHH B. WALTHALL, (Hom@s
pathistj Offers his pro essonai services TO the cit
Nena of kekmond knf its vicinity. Once af his ~
gadenes. % keieh str et. tve doors from 9Th.
leIk-AlX .-e.-e
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S''fE "a is! 8 ;;'Is gsSEsaSi Hs;; aSfa<'

prizesof s40o. approximating % SS0eoe
prize, arc E f4s seslsa Y s1asg olooo
I prizes Of ssoo. approximating 70 ssoeco
prize, are -
Aprisss Of S3s0. arproxinating 10 Slo.poe n +
prize. srs -,--..-. Lam
prize, are k @ Afa ~
psises Of s2oo. approximatins - sAeee T.
prize, are 90
prisss 81 $50. approximatins 70 ss.os
prize, are nl EE ~
prizes Of sloo. a2proximating 70 si.sts
prize. are 20
5000 prines Of e20a are sr 10000
$50 prsee. amounting to SnO1W
whole Tickets 80; Halves SSs Quarters ~ 30.
NJ A Circular showing the plan OF he LottoEio0
viii be sent to any one desirous Of receiving t.
0srtincatee ofpsskages win b sold as ths 6llowing
rates. whichis the risk: T'7N =
oersiheass ofpAoksgs Of 70 xh9!s tickets. -
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A RMORY MILIS-BOLTBD MEAL.-
"A fresh article of BoLTsb MEAL. for hmi'y
nsc. can always be had ct the above mills. Orders
solscited. Meal exchauasd foF nice Wkits eorn.
TfRns PAY the driver on delivery. II
no 2~H LAyNl
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Hoo John Lsecher vas In Stauntor, Va, on thl
S2d instant us Vas segsnadsd BY biz frisads.
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CI0ARs,
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.
LEAF AND MANUFACTURE TOBACCO.
Al.'s' vi iTsfadEelsfs TIT 1sS slss5 5EssAzk..

s6F@#9a#N #ET ,aallth strSct. Y
E9-.CuaARs nsds 70 AZ 'tyis 70 order.
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npnCIAL norTcHs.

ksk A&iA4 ASxXIac.
n3s~ NOVEMBER 20rH, 1858.
sLgaANT vELvxT AND CLOTH cLoAKs AND
RA9LaNS, FuRS AND CURTAIN GOODS.
T. n. pRIcg 90. are adding daily to their
LADIES rURs. in great variety
VELVET AND GGQ1M CLoAKS
BLACK AND COLD CLOTH kAGLANS
CURTAIN GOODS, in Damask
= EROCATELLES. LACE CURTAINS
no 81 X PRICE co.
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bR
buae

Ids AID
st0k
psw
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COLLECTORS NOTICE. III shall visit
~ the Northern Cities 10 NV days, On eeljsct. y
ing tour. and viii BE- pleassd 70 attend - any Aua
no ~ RICHARD HuL. s,
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RUTTER loo rackages Of Goshen
- Butter. in store and for ssis b. - y
no 8-6f WM TAYL0R
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TX HIDE. Choice Bacon Sides, for sale
~ B, nAssIB 3 PLHABANTD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-26
FOREIGN Markets.

LIVERPOOL, April l0.--Cotton-Sales OF the
week 1000 bales The market opened at all
advance of fGi Lower qualities improved
most but subsequently, fell off closing quiet at
an advance OF tai on the week. Sales to spec
ulators l4,OOO bales, and for export 5000 bales
Sales on Friday estimated at $500 bales. or
leans Fair 7tI, Nlddling Is l6d, Mobile
Fair 7sI., MiddIing l3-l6d., uplands Fair
Tiled, Middling tid Stock in port 472,OOO
bales, including 326, 900 bales American Cotton.
Breadstuffs market is quiet Richard
son 4 Spence quote Flour is quiet, Western
Canal has declined 6d-sales at 22s.; Ohio 23s
4l5s.. via New Orleans PAS Wheat is finn
red slightly advanced-sales at 6s.G5s. ID
Corn is dull al 33s 633s. Cd.
Provsions-The market is quiet and prices
generally unchanged.
STATE or TRADE-Mancheste advlces are un
favorable. There was but little inquiry and
prices were weak. Quotations barely main
tanned
Produce.-Sugar is quiet. Prices are easier,
but quotations unchanged. RICE is heavy at
3D. decline. Rosn is firm at as G4s. cd. for
common. and lis Sd alas Cd. for fine. Tur.
pentine Spirits dull al AIS Sd.
MoNEY MARKEr.-Consols 96lG96i Money
is abundant
LIVERPOOL, Saturday afternoon, o'clock. p.
M.-Cotton closes dulI-sales estimated al s.
900 bales Flour is firm Wheat Is steady
Corn dull Provisions quiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-26
Uhe Dry Goods Trade.

The New York Independent reports the dry
goods trade as evidently improving. The ne W
STYLES and goods OF French Importation seem
exclusively offered at public auction. 1t adds
AT private sale there Is a moderate busl'
ness doing in staple silks but the sales are not
TO the usual extent lhi, season. larger ou,l-
ness is looked Tor in May. Second orders for
spring goods are coming from the West and
the South which looks we'll. Orders are going
out more freely for foreign goods to arrive IN
the fall There are symptoms OF an Increased
importation then. Many buyers went TO Eu'
rome bs the Persia-the first very large flight
for very long time past In WOODEN there is
fair demand New fancy cassmeres OF spring
coa,ings, vestlngs aIpacas, Italian cloths
and German clotns-are coming IN at lower
rates. The stock OF old importations OF low.
priced winter wooleus is very great and Will
prevent very heavy importation OF such Tor
tall trade.
"In domestic goods also more has been done
of late The new style of spring and summer
goods are in market. Wool Is low IN price and
insures a supply of wooden goods at reduced
prices. Cotton goods are firm. The raw ma
terial is steady and not likely to be lower, while
the manufacturers are short OF stock, and have
vet to make large purchases To keep their mills
al work. Prints OF new sly le are coming into
market. and are OF ready sale. There l. quite
a movement in American lawns, and sales are
large
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-26
The sale OF Mount Vernon.

The Fairfax News publishes the contract
of the sale of Mount Vernon, which was de-
posted by John A. Washington, esq in
the clerks offi ce of the County Court of Fair
fax County, on Monday the 18th inst, and
ordered to be recorded.
Ii Is covenanted and agreed between the
parties that the said John A. Washington,
his heirs aud assigns, "shall at any and all
times have and enjoy the right to inter the
remains Of such persons, whose remains are
in the vault at Mount Vernon, "a are not
now inferred, and to place the vault in such
a secure aud permanent condition as be or
they shall see fl, and to enclose the same, so
az not to include more than half acre OF
land. and that the said vault, the remains IN
and around it, and the enclosure shall never
be removed nor disturbed, aud that no other
uer.on hereafter shall ever be inferred or en-
tombrd within the said Vault or enclosure
And furthermore until the full payment OF the
purchase money TO the said John \. Wash
ipgton, the possession Of said property shall
not be required OF him, nor shall he be re-
ouired TO execute q conveyance OF the SAID
property or any part thereof, nor liable to
account for. or pay to the Association, any
rents or profits of or for said property, nor
be held responsible in any maDner Tor any
loss or injury by fire or otherwise, OF the
whole or any part OF the buildings or I'M
proyements, 80 long az he shall retain the
possession according to the terms OF the agree