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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-08
RnInnr ScXcre,

The Sun OF this morning reports RiV.
Henry S!icer TO have said in the Batlm 1re
Conference yesterday, upon the proposition
to establish a church paper, that he opposed
it Ion tie ground that it will be promotse
of mischief. lie believed the Interests Ut tue
whole church would be promoted without it.
Had all the presses and the editors been
throw into the Atlantic, it would have been
better for the church. The press WAS potent
for evil as well as for good, and 1t would be
better there were no newspapers than that
they should carry on controversy on the sia-
very question. There were already more
papers than they knew what to do with II
the Sunday School Advocate did not mend
It's wevs it would soon be banished from this
region, aud the recent articles of the Chris
tian Advocate and Journal, on abolitiUnisrn,
bad nj been productive OF any good. The
church had enough to do to pray and save
Their souls, and get sinners converted, and let
newspapers alo e.
We know not OF more consistent punish
ment that could be inflicted upon the Reverend
gentleman, for intisrre"t portions OF this speech,
than to assign hun tue duty -nIGklng II mlperd-
nse-0f n, oming oil lbcP'esscS and cations mo the
atlantic, running chances who should go over
board first -Bdh Pat
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Baltimore Annual Conference.

In the Conference, on Saturday, tie ex
animation o; the character oil ,tiectiVe eiders
was taken ~, and the eliers of the " 10
chester district being called over were pas
sed as usual.
This business was interrupted by the Char
in order for the committee on MISSIONS 70
make their report. which was done through
their chairman, Rev. f. p. Phelps, aad the
report was adopted
The examination Of effective elders was
resumed, aud the Rockingham district COM
ing next in order, its elders were called over
and successfully passed.
The Chair introduced to the Conference
Rev. DR.. Thompson, of Philadelphia.
Rev. Mr.. Hatch Of the New England Con
ference was iutroduced to the session, ard
invited TO seat in the Conference.
The Il ,anoke district being now called,
Rev. B. Ii. NADIA gave an animated account
of the progress OF religion in that quarter.
The Effective Elders oftbis district were DOW
called over and passed. The Lousburg dis
trict was represented by MIR. Phelps, " 40 sta
ted that district had, during the past year,
been very prosperous, some seven hundred
converts having been aided to the Church.
The Conference then went int the cot
sderation of the fist question on the General
Minutes, viz: Nv DO ate admitted on trial y
and John A. Williams. franklin Ward,
Samuel V. Leeeh, Charles Lewis Torrlnson,
Vim. David Rippetoe, Benjamin Arbogbsst,
j .ues f. Been, William Bageley, Wm. }.
Perry, Berj. +. FraUptou, John Leef, Adam
p. Bowd, and James l.. Snyder were duly
admitted
The Rev. Mr.. LipscOmb, chairman OF the
Board of Stewards, gave notice that the
Board would call for collections on Monday
morning at l04 o'clock.
The conference then went into the cleo
ton Of Local preachers to Elders Orders
WdSh. Star.
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potomsc FIsheries.

It. ssb..ria. in the waters of the Potomac,
lI ,rtact the breed Of fish introduced Int the
--g,c Of Virginia.
lin, in the waters Of the Potomac river,
~ ZACH and every year, shall not commence
l.. .T f tina, the first day Of March, and shall
s so c,otiuus longer tLan the twenty-6fsh day
Of May. .,.u.,
,.n anchor or stake auy gill note, seine or
a;oa. oi any description, other that those
'noolv depominated market seines for
'Uu,rsr aud winter fish, and the drifting
ICON nets not less than eight inches mesh
:, any time not within the period liked by
-. s;.t section of this act, he or they shall
',fc,, All the boats, seioes and fixtures then
h,s or their possession and be fined sum
80, less than fifty. nor more than one hut
S,sd dollars Tor each and every offence, upon
a,nvcuon before justice Of the peace OF
The county where the same may occur, and
,ho .a;d nerson or persons shall be committed
- the custody Of the sheriff Of such county,
r,,,I said fine, With the cost Of prosecution,
!. maid; and the said boats, seines aud hxtures
sball be condemned by said justice OF the
,e,ce and sold at pubic sale Tor cash, alter
tso DAYS notice; the ons-halfof the proceeds
,bsr, of. as also the one.half of said foe, to
bo nail & the iniormer, who shall be con-
rs,ent witness, aud the residue to the Literary
Furi.
; That no person or persons shall haul,
drift or Il h any gilnet within the waters,
hounds or berths of any regularly hauled
6sbipg lauding with the period aforesaid,
yl,bou, the permission of the owner or owners
thereof, aad any person 50 offending shall be
subject to Ike forleitures, and liable to the
same fine as is prescribed by the second sec
ton Of this act.
4. That it shall be the duty of the sheriff
and cunstabies Of the counties in Virginia,
living on tie Potomac river, to arrest any
Ierson or persons violating the provisions OF
this act, and to take charge OF all coats,
saines and fixtures then IN their possession,
and cause such person or persons to be taken
before some justice of the peace where the
same NAV occur, to he dealt with according
10 the provisions Of this act.
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p.pnsyivan,a on Lscompton.

HARRISBURG, March 5.--The Committee
Of the Democratic Convention on the resolu-
,i,n., reported as follows: Firstly, they de-
clare that the principle involved in the re-
neal of the Missouri compromise and Ie-as-
serted in the Kansas.Nebrask act, namely
that the people of the Territories shall! have
the exclusive control Of their domestic
institutions, is the only sure guarantee
apains, agitation in the nation, with regard
:, the local institutions of the several States
and Territories: that the uniform sppiica-
ii II of the Democratic principle to the Of
paniz,,iyp of new Territories, and the ad-
mission Of new States, with or without
slavery, as the people may elect, as we'll as
the equal rights of all tn" States must Dc
preserved, the original compact OF the Con
s,itutiun maintained inviUlate, and the har-
mony and perpc,uity OF the Union preseT-
we'd. Tue resolutions are very long, ana
tully sustained the Lecompton Constitution
and the President.
Mr. Stokes, Of WestnoFeland, offered a
substitute presenting the views OF the minor
ity Of the Convention which declare the &C.
ceptaDce oft c Lee, mptOn constitution to be a
Congressional usurpation, aud that the mem
bers of Congress voting for Lecomp;on are
guilty of moral treason. They further ep-
dorse Gov Packers course, specially as set
forth in his inaugural.
This afternoon an exciting debate epsued
on the resolutions, and MIR Stokes's amend
ment was lost by Il TO l29.
TIE committees resolutions we've adopted
III to |, the anti Lecomptonites refusing to
vote.
The general nominations were then made,
and the Convention adjourned until evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-08
AUCTION SALES.

u,RUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
FARM IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY
VIRGINIA.-By virtue OF deed OF trust, b. ar
ing date on the I4th OF July, 1857, record.
ed in Liber S, No g. page 297, OF the land re-
cords OF Alexandria, the undersigned, trustee
will. on Thursday, the 25th day Of March ls3s'
~ II o'eluck d., or the premises, sell at pubic
auction the valuable FARM, known as SUN
MER HILL. containing ONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY ACRES, on the Washington and
Alexandria Turnpike Road, and about midway
between the two cities.
10 The improvements consist OF large anil
SS substantial FRAME DWELLING, IN ex-
crl ent repair, together with Stables, Servants
Houses, and all necessary out buIlding' About
l2U acres are in d good state OF cultivation, and
the res due in Wood and Timber.
This FARM is situated within a half hour
drive OF the markets OF Washington, George
town. and Alexandra, and possesses advantages
r.reIy met with. The land is of excellent
quality. and produces good crops OF Gram and
Grasses. and is regarded as one OF the most DE-
s!rabs farms III the county.
TyKys OF SALE A sufficient amount IN cash
70 nav the expenses OF the sale, and $4,000 with
interest from the l4th OF July, 1857; and the
residue payable on the l4lh day OF Januafy,
1889, the deferred payments te bear interest
and to be secured by the bond OF the purchaser
and deed of trust on the property.
Major Tocnman, residing on the premises, VIII
shew them 10 any one desiring 10 purchase.
|. LOUIS KlNZER, Trustee.
NH S-2awts Nat Int
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J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
nv I ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

BY S. J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A FARM NEAR
ALEXANDRIA, VA.-Under authority
OF deed OF trust, dated on the 10th day q
November, 1856, and duly OF record IN Book
Y, No 3 page l26, OF the Fairfax County, 'H-
ginia, Land Records the und rsigned, as lrus-
Tee. will offer for sale. at public auction, on 3D.
nriay, the 18Th day Of March nsn, at Samuel
Cattss Tavern, West End, near Alexandra, Va,
TRACT OF LAND, in the said County OF
Fairfax, containing about FIFTY ACRES, ad-
Joining the lands OF Mrs. r. IA. Scott and
Thompson Javlns The said FARM is situated
on the "old road" leading from Alexandria TO
Backlick Church-abomt four miles rom the
La former place-has on il comfortable
GEDWELLlNG, good Barn and Stable--is
said TO be well adapted 10 the growth OF the
crops usually cultivated in that region. and par
| ticuIarly well suited for Market Garden. Sale
| to be al II o'clock, M.
TERMS oY SALE :-One.thrd OF the purchase
money to be paid in cash-the balance IN two
| equal instruments, one on the 10th day OF No
vember, 1888, and the other on the 10th day OF
| November, ls59-the deferred payments TO be
secured by the bonds OF the purchaser said
bonds to bear interest from the day OF sale.
The title TO be retained till the purchase money
is fully paid, AMI the property TO be resold at
the risk OF the purchaser, in the event OF failure
, 10 pay anv portion of the purchase money as 1t
becomes due. S. FERGUSON BEACH,
feb 25-dt, Trustee
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Cur.ols Wedding.

A letter trom New York, relates the follow
ipg.
An interesting wedding took place few days
since, between Mr. Henry b Melville and
Mrs Sarah X. Seymour. The parties have
both been married before, and each have 'ami-
ly of seven children-those of the gentleman
comprising six daughters and son, and those
Of the lady six sons ard daughter. The sons
acted on the occasion groomsmen to their lu'
ture father, and the daughters as bridesmaids to
their future mother. The whole fourteen chill
dren dressed alike, according to their sex, ell
tered the church arm In arm, and ranged them
selves on either side of their parents, who are
both remarkably handsome, and looked superb
The bride is wealthy, and W.. richly dressed IN
a pearl coored MORE antique, with costly aces
and diamond brooch and bracelet.
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NJ E>gfos2
sa~ >sL&Gs
8Y MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Rich m q n d.

RICHMOND, March G.-The session of the
General Assembly will close tonight, Leaving
the most important business, Including the
appropriation bill, Enacted on. A vote "aE
taken twice to-day, to extend the session
ayes S7-rcquisite, o.. Il is believed tie
Governor will convene the Assembly on
Monday morning, by proclamation. Great
excitement prevailed in the House to day.
and there was nothing done The House
has adjourned till seven o'clock, and the
Senate has sent in message that they will
be ready TO adjourn hy ten o'clock.
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Shocking Occurren

man ~ the name Of Alfred Mosbv, Inv
ing near Seven Islands, Fluvanna county, or
James River, about two weeks since deliber
ately shot his wife, The shot entered bel
breast, some few Of which have been extract
ed, but a portion Of them entered her lungs
At last accounts the woman was alive, but
was not expected to recover. She is the
daughter Of a widow Hagan, residing near
the ,,lace Of the tragedy, and was married t
Mosby last Christmas. At an examining
court. held on Monday, ODD I'LL, Mosby WAS
acquitted, on the ground OF insanity, aud
was committed to the charge OF his friends
who gave security for bis future good be5a
viour Charlottesville JET
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MA RRlED ID.

In Georgetown, on the 4th instant, by the
Rev Dr. Murray, Mr. ROBERT p. LUCkETT,
20 Ms. CATHARlNE A. CLAYTON, daugh'
Ter Of r. w Claxton, esq.
On Thursday, the 25th ul;, at the residence
OFF. NJ. Rxey, esq, by the Rev. {. George, MIR.
JAMES c. GREEN, of Prince William Coun-
~, 10 Mss VIRGINIA +. THOMAS, of Eau
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Oh.,nuIts Of Com. Perry.

New YORK, March 6.-Toe ObseqOies of
Commodore Perry, to be celebrated this at
ternoon, will be imposing. The members Of
the CITY Council and Chamber Of Commerce
will attend. also the officers Of the division Of
militia. Two hundred marines will act as
body guard, and the seventh regiment as n
funeral escort.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-08
BY s J. Observation-Disclosures.

BY S. J. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.-By vir-
IL, tue of deed of trust duly of record IN
this county, the undersigned will offer for sale,
on Saturday, the Sd day Of .ap,rl, at IL O'cIork NJ,
on the premises the extensive establishment on
the corner OF Queen and st. Assph streets, IN
rssSss this city, known as the ALEXANDRIA
smS ACADEMY" The buildings are all OF
BRICK, three stories in height, with Easements;
of best material and workmanship; are fClly
supplied with gas and water, and thoroughly
heated by hues. They We're built expressly for
an extensive Boarding School, and are admlrs'
bly, adapted for that purpose; but admit, with
moderate outlay, OF change into three comma
dious Dwellings Terms az sale.
mn 4-2awts WIN. H FOWLE. Trustee.
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The Baltimore SUI says-"Our banks here,
as well as a, other points north are accuma!a,
ting .ptCie ard discount steadily satisfactory
offerings Such notes as hnt their way TO the
streets are taken FIRST class at sH"per cent dis,
count. But little demand for second class, and
rates are irregular, ranging from lar per cent
month Money on call 7ds per cent per an
mum. and easily obtained on satisfactory COLA,
-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-08
Washington City, care OF Thoma, Grimes
fob DS-eott

DRCGS, CHEMICALS &c Citrc Acid,
J Acetate Potassa Hemp Seed, Fraser's
Cod Liver Oil SHINES White Liniment, (tor
Sprains. Brui les, Rhumatc Pains &c Fahne-
stocks yermiluge Jayne's Tonic do; Degraths
Electric Oil, Genuine; Patent Nursing Bottles,
"a superior arricle) Thom's Extract Copava
and Cubebs. Nutmegs Mare, Bermuda Arrow
Root, Ground Flaxseed Wright's Indian Vegeta-
bic Pills Browns Essence Ginger, lphate
Quinue English Mustard, English CalomeI,
>ulpha,c Cinchona; Phosphate Iron, Oil OF Sas-
salras. Huofl nd's German Bltters, Olive Oil &c,
received ard tor sale al STONES,
No. loJ Kirg street, opposite Marshall House.
NH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-08
pennsylvania Nominations

HARRIsBURG, March CIV. A. Porter was
nominated last night, on tie first ballot, rs
judi &c Of the Supreme Court.
Wesley Frost was nominated as Canal
Commissioner on the third ballot. Subse-
quen,iy the Convention adjourned sine die.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-08
Georgetown Cattle Market, March o.

Tie offerings OF beet cattle at the drove yards
Yesterday amounted 10 400 head; 100 of whch
wrre purchased by District butchers at 50 500
81 50 on the hooi, equal 10 S56S@ II nett
The remaining 2iO head We're left over. Sheep
@!Gjc per ID Hogs SIS per 100 lbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-08

VIRGINIA FARMS WANTED.-The sub
srriber having located III the city OF New
York. 10 transact GENERAL BROk ERAGt
BUSINESS. such as the purchase and sale Of
REAL ESTATE. STOCKS, LAND WAX
RANTS, &c. nc. offers his services 20 MS VIZ
ginia friends, who may wish TO find purchasers
tor improved or unimproved lands.
have now a customer for an mp owed
Farm. il one can br had 10 suit in price, teTino,
&c IN the neighborhood OF Alexandra Ad
dress ROBERT n. GALLAHER
No. 81 Liberty street, New York
~ B. Farmers Who may wish to have their
wheat or corn sold in the Nsw York market
will find II 10 their interest 10 address as above
Now Nnrk nh IF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-08

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Y IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, MA
RYLAND.-The subscriber offers at private
sale, one OF his farms, called BEACH HILL,
containing ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
ACRES. OF which twenty acres are in wood land
twenty acres meadow land. aid the balance
prime soil, not only adapted to the growth OF
every corp OF our climate, bat particularly sulta-
bic TOR a MARKET GARDEN. The situation
is six miles from Washington City, and two
miles and a half from Alexandria. There are
r,.es on the Farm some OUT BUILDINGS, and
~ fine spot for a dwelling, overlooking a
beautiful Valley, with picturesque scenery
The Farm is hot mile from either the Eplseo-
palian. Methodist or Catholic Churches nor
from primary school. The neighborhood is
very th.ckly settled, and OF unexcrptonable So
ciety. There is on the farm BRICK KILN,
which the subscriber would sell 10 the purchaser
at low rate. which would be great adyan-
tage to any person wishing TO build an Inc farm.
! Persons wishing TO purchase will be shown
the premises by the subscriber or by Thomas
/ Grimes, esq both living nsar the farm for sale
| Terms liberal, and can be modified 10 suit
| purchasers. Address
GUSTAVUS FlNOTTl,
Washington City, care OF Thoma, Grimes
s1I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-08

NEw YoSK, March Flour is quiet sales OF
1900 bills State 81. 3GdSa35; Ohio 81 e5lS
= 10; Southern 81 6O9S5 Wheat is firm
sales OF 1000 bush; Southern red l2Oc do.
White ll5c Corn is bpoyant-sales OF 5000
bush Southern white aud yellow 6'E7Oc.-
Pork closed buoyant; mess 5 6.75Gsl6 s5;Prime
SI'aSl2.25. Beet is buoyant; Western mess
SllGbl37j Land is steady, al 2sGiOc. Wits,
asy Is duh at 22!c. for Ohio. Stocks are higher
Cumberland Coal Co. 2l4. Va6's 81. Mo. 6's
SO Sterling Exchange is dull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-08

IOPARTNERSHlP- We, the Undersigned,
| have this day formed coPartnershiP, for
the purpose OF conducting GENERAL GRO
Gerry, LIQUOR, AND PRODUCE COMMITS.
SION BUSINESS under the name and style OF
BLACKLOCK, M.fRSHALL & co, at the
old stand OF D. Il s Blackjack.
d. r blackjack.
THOS MARSHALL.
March .. 1858. F. S Blackjack.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue OF deed OF
trust to the undersigned, from Silas J. Saun-
ders and wife, dated August LIST, 1886 and re-
corded in the Office OF the Clerk OF the County
Court OF Fairfax county, will be offered for sale,
on the premises, on the 9TH day Of .8prtt nsrt,
the TRACT OF LAND, in said county, called
"CRACKER HAIL." with sundry other Tracts
adjacent thereto, containing in the aggregate
about POS ACRES, all lying about three miles
from Alexandra, on the south side OF Hunting
Creek. on the road leading from Alexandria 10
Mount Vernon,
TT There are good BUILDINGS on said pro-
H. perty, ready for occupation. further des-
cription will be given hereafter.
TERas-One fourth cash the remainder In
equal payments, with interest, at d, IL an 10
months respectively. Title reserved till the
purchase money be paid.
d. FUNSTEN, Trustee.
feb l6--law4w&eots