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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-08

FOB PRfNTING-ln auy variety, neatly and
y promptly executed NJ tbs Spy Olice, az Main
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-08

fSSO kENT-A small and cJnYenleut upper tene
ment Of six rooms. Possession given Nov l. In
buire Of MARSHALL MILLS,
% diff No. May street.
EFOUSE TO ENT.-A very desrable tene
n N ment situated in good locaton near Main street.
will be rented year application made immediate
y. Apply atNo Charlton street. diff sis
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ASg;s;''s:sS1S; -:
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH

ALBANY. d C. l5.--The Bard Of Safe
C,nva..er- met at noon to-day. tn" S'"r'-
,sry Of the state acted az chairman. Jno. II.
r 20 Ids appeared as counsel in behalf OF Mr..
Q,sk,n ia the case Of the Ninth CODgresslcn'
al District.
A letter was received from Am 81 } Pr
ker, couu.el ior G ,uveneur KemDle. sskr <
q postpone msnt ill Monday. The Bad
agreed to aoijurn from day to day I'll S.'pr-
d ", when toe canvas will be tinslly l@c.as.
ei.
John A. Kennedy presented a memcrI1I,
asking that tie Chairman and S4'r''ary =
the Board OF County Canvassers, be conn ell
Ell to send to the Board of Safe Canvass r..
al d cumebts relating 10 The vote 10 he 4
d .trct OF the 1T ward If New Y,rk. in Mr.
Srckle's district. as required by lbs vote +
the mai rrlty Of said Board of County C,nva.-
sers.
Gov. King appoints Wednesday, January
5, for the special election to fill the Corgi,r-
sional vacancy in Mr.. KeIly's district
New YORK, Dec. l6.-Advces from Bra
I'll state that ,he U. 5. steamer Fulton sailed
fr m M4ranhsm on the 18th, aud the llar-
riet Line on the l7th NIvem Der. for Peruau
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rvrs, SESSION OF THE LEGISLArURE.-The
p,nu,pd Eoqu,rer saVs:--"We are author
"a - state that there is no movement on
,.s rsr, Of the members to procure q call OF
IVA legislature: that was undertaken, bot
,.,m the practical difficulty of succeeding, it
go, entirely abuod med; that Q paper too, for
ALL vas signed during the late session 10y
asDr members, bu. it has since been lost,
',3itisnow o late to think Of getting up
.o,,ber ca! by The members uolass each in
s;situ,l member vii! undertake by letter to
tides, the pvernor himself directly and
request All
SIc.--The annual communication Of
,be Ggaod Lodge OF Virginia, Free and Ac-
oso,.d Masons in Richmond, was numerous.
IS attended, the proceedings were baruoui-
~. and much interest Was manifested In
srery tbiog that pertains to the ancient fra
,srpity. The following Is a list OF officers
elected for the ensuing year.
powpa,an B Stark, Grand Master, Petersburg
| X Mcdaniel, Dept. CIR. Master, Lynchburg.
I 4 Willams, CIR Senior Warden, Orange h
" H Harm4n, CIR. Junior Warden, Staunton
Tnos [ Dudley, Grand Treasurer, Richmond
Iopn Dove, Grand Secretary, Richmond
&c p Cow per, Gr. Sen. Deacon, Portsmouth
"a A Lane. Gr Junior Deacon, Louisa {. n
Jpo lester, Grand Pursuivant, Richmond.
r ). Sanxay. Grand Tyler, do.
Z SemOn, Grand Stewart, do.
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The slave Yacht wanderer.

Farther ParticuLars--The Savannah Re-
pu yhcau corhrus the telegraphic statement
tina, three OF the crew OF the yacht Wsoderer,
ireoor;ed to have landed $50 Africans near
Brunswick. Ca. had been arrested In that
CITY, and committed by Judge Nichols, OF the
Ualret States z urt Ony one Of them, n.
4 Brown, is an Am rioan, the others are
Spauiards. They all hail ire III New Orleans.
Ga arriving q, av,nDah tbey were apparent
" 10 a destitute condition, but just before
their arrest bad purchased 5000 worth OF
clothing, aud, it is supposed, we're en- rCu,e TO
New York. Brown denied that he was the
captain. all was refused, as they are char
ged with piracy TIE Rel uoiioan does not
believe that 80 small vessel az the Wan
derer could hold $50 slaves, and says it is
difficult to tell what has become Of them
since they were landed on Jekvl leland, for
which privilege the traders pad $751; 600. 1t
is supposed however, they have bseu scat
tered through the country.
The New YORK Herald, Of yesterday, says:
I'VE arc authorized to state that the story
about the yacht Wanderer bringing three
hundred slaves to this country 10 simply RI
dculous, FRI IN the fact that she could DOT
possibly accuu IN date more than bali that
number. The ;;u,h Of toe matter, as we are
informed Is, that she bad on board eighty ne
groes. who we're selected Oh account OF their
health, vigor. size and strength; that they
we're treated with the utmost care on the
voyage. and finally landed 10 good condition
a, some point between Florida and G .orgia,
where they readily brought seven hondred
dollars cach--making an aggregate OF ity-sI1
thousand dollars"
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AUCTION SAILS.

bUBLIC SALE.-By virtue oil deed 81
trust, executed BY James W Adams a.
Sydnor Adams, Oh the End day ul Ausps',
1855 and OF record In the Clerks Office Of fsu-
QUEER County Court, | shall sell al pGu.c an'.
ton tor cash. on the premises on M"fsGoy m,
2uth doycJ December, If far, il not, on iHe arA;
tar d - thereafter, TRACT OF LAND, stu
aIrd in the upper part OF Fauquier County, COW
tanning IA ACRES. This land atIoIrs me
lands OF James F.. Marshall, Fleet &. Rus, and
others; is oil good quality, and well suprl.a
with wood and water IL is within three nlr'
o. Piedmont and Markham Stations, un 10.
Manassas Gap Railroad, and within the same
distance of Leeds Church. There are ou the
&C premises a comfortable Nv f. l. l. y q
I'D HOUSE aud ou-houses, and being con-"
nlpnt 70 market, and IN pleasant neighborE""i,
offers many Inducements to purcha ers.
The title is believed TO be unquestIonable but
SHALL only convey such as is vested IN Ine.
JOHN MARSHALL. ITus oe.
Alexandra "a.
\. B-AlthoIgh the deed directs a sale Irr
cash It is probable that al arrangement could
be made with some OF the creditors Tor tim. on
a large portion of the purchase money.
Fauquler Co, Va, Get i3-eots
II The above sale is postponed. until further
notice JOHN MARSHALL, Trustee.
dc fT-eoLt
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N A RIS1k d.

On the 7th inst, by The Rev Mr.. Gordon, Mr.
VIM b WILSON, 10 Miss MARIA e. SWAIN,
both OF Prince Georges county, Md
On Tuesday. the 9Th INST, by the Rev Mr.
Gordon, Mr. WIN. 5 KYON. TO Miss CHRISTI
ANA WILSON, both OF Prince Georges coun-
~, Md.
On Tuesday, the 18th inst, by the Rev Mr.
kershaW, BASIL b BROWN, 10 Mrs. MARY
ANN BEALL, both OF Prince Georges county
Maryland
At the residence of the brides uncle, Mr.. I
Roe, Musku gun Valley, ONO, on the 9Th inst
by the Rev DR. Jennirg>, Mr. LEVI WHITE
OF L"uioun county, Va, 10 Miss CYNTHIA
ANNIE TALLMAN. formerly OF Ottawa Hi
noIS.
On the morning Of the 3Oth ult, at the resi-
dence of the brides father, by the Rev. J. C.
Re M. JAS B BIRCH, OF Prince Georges
County, Md ard NJ IS JULIA NJ, daughter OF
Edward Coilinson, esq, Of South River, Anne
Arundel county, Md
In Christ Church. Nashville, on Wednesday
evening Dec sih, by rha Rev. Leondas Smith
Professor JOHN KIMBERLEY, Of the Universe
~ OF North Carolina to Miss BETTE MERE
DlrH, daughter ,f Hon Thos Nancy, OF Nash
VILE.
On Tuesday evening, the l4th inst, at the res,
ldence OF F.. B Hill, esq, in Culpeper by the
Rev. John George, Mr.. VIM LOWELL, OF
Madison county, TO Miss JENNIE NJ. TUR
NER, dau- er Of L. c. n F.. L. Turner, of Gu
pepper, formerly of Rappahannock county
At the same time and place, by the same,
MIR. JOHN LlGHTFOOr, OF Madison county,
10 Miss SUSAN NJ TURNER, daughter OF l..
Z. 4 F.. l.. Turner, OF Cu!peper, formerly OF
kappohannocx county.
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IN cnMMuN COUNCIL.

4: meeting OF the Common Council o
Ajax ,ndrla. held oil TIE i4th OF day oi DeceE .
Der, .s5s. there were present.
Mr. James II McVeign. President.
Nrssrs Markell, Geo II Smoot, Mckenzie
Krzer Eastlacg. Siacs5ury, Jameson, smith,
summers. Nails and J. 4. Smoot.
L. Klrz-r appointed Clerk, gro tenn.
Thomas Dayy appeared before Counc'l, ask,
ing a remission OF portion Of the tax assesse
on the properly o! ihafss ho"ns-. wn.ca app
cation was ieierfed 20 The COMMITTEE on I!a!ns
James Fadrly appeared and asked fhs refni'-
sion Of the tax on slave over 30 years oil ag-i
whe'suFon. 1t was
Ordered That the tax inposei or said slave
Do RENTED, or If paid, ina IT be refunded
4 communication was receVei from w. +.
Moore. asking the remission OF a hne imposed
on him for buIldIg frame stable ana II was
referred TO The Count re on Streets
4 communication " as received from tie City
Attorney relative 10 the debt oil the Canal CoH-
paEy-w hereupon, II was
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ED.

AT the residence OF her father, Pieataway,
pIInce Georges county, Nd, on Saturday, the
q OF November, 1885, alter short ILLNESS
with the whooping cough, ALMA AUGUSTA
only dsu. her Of pr Jas. L. Lattimer, in ths
Io'h year ol her age.
On The 2s,h ult at Waverly, Che family res
idence IN William aud Mary Parish, Charles
County Nd. } Dr. CHAPMAN HARRIS, IN the
"a year OF his age.
On the 4th INST, at her residence in Chicca'
muxen, Charles county, Md. Mrs. POLLY
SUTHERLAND, consort Of VIM. Sutherland
sged "a years.
In Washington, on the 9Th inst, after a few
nays illness, Mrs. ELIZA +. HICKEY, wife oil
Inc late Daniel G. Hickey, IN the oOth year OF
her age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17
Congress-.

10 the Senate, Yesterday, a resolution was
adopted calling on the President for infor-
m alton in regard to the recent landing Of
slaves on the coast OF Georgia.
The question being Oh u king up the reso-
luton OF Mr.. Clingman IN regard to the sb.
rogstiOn OF the Clayton Bulwer treaty.
Mr.. Mason said that be would haze to
IN I'VE to Law that resolution on the table
Mr. Shield wished j, taken ~ for amend
ment lie conceived that we had been un-
fprtunate in ,ur d'rlomatic Negotiations IN
regard TO Central America We haze 10;
bad, AS the French LAY, grand success. Ii
there was any Information u be bad Gu this
sulj.c-, lie WAS IN favor OF receiving 1t
Mr.. e 'llamer oljcc.ed to the preamble-
1t would lead To engthy discussion. he
propriety OF the reso!u ion was ex'r'm y
questionable. lie was opposed to taking it
up altoge her.
Mr. Mason c0ntended that discussion on
that subject at tins time in tue Senate uli
have a tendency to embarrass the Pc .ideut
10 pending regulations. lie argued that 10
states man could wore for an abr garlCn II the
CisylOu-Buiwer treaty until he c,uld see III
what sucu u step would end
Mr.. Ciingm said that he was in posses.
sion Of certain Inform alton which, II IN de
public through the proper chaunei. wouid
have very material fleet 90 the treatment
of this sui SCI. lie ;nyulht the treaty ought
to be ahrugated at all baZ,r /! We could
pet this ,rs,tv cut Of the way we could heu
ac, according 20 tie circumstances.
Mr. :, fields cnncurred ina, calling for in
form .ti,o in a respect.nl NJ amer. would not
he o,.r.snac,fut 70 the President.
Mr. Mns,n said thar. within O week, The
pres,de,, had ;n,o,meo ri. Senate Of nard-
~, NEGOTIATIONS sr.t,ny thar no did roI con-
10 - crn,na,,h,a win ,ho n,h,i, ;,t.r,s,-
IN trsnsmit tbs do,mmsn nj in The case AZ pre-
con,
The vo,o no icc taken on the motion to take
nm ", CI,noman's resolution, !, Was lost.
The Pacific railroad bill was thea taken
~,
| Ia the Hous, # Representatives, the
So..La- s,r ~ rad an ex,cu,;ve mes.,,e @ "
erihg @ mmn''c''''"S from ''o y az au4
Navy Depar'm nts reIatNe - oentra' hiiier
can affairs.
Also. moncatiou rom the Secretary
| of State, askIug an appst pr,aI:On !ot deiray-
| ing the passage expenses of destitute c,t-
Gems Of the Uuited States ir,m Vancouver
| Island to Sac Fra, 500.
Ais, a COMMUNICATE, fr III the Superb.
tepdept OF pu jilc y s,r,ing, st4tng that there
is d f .iency Of $21S 579, Is III III, arpropria-
tim for prin;ing psper lvr the first sess, q Of
the 35tb Congress, and that the aIp,oI ria
,ion f,r the 6, m, oti-ct for thcTrs,ut .,s.
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A UCTION SALE AT JAS. NcNuLlYS
n Will BE- sod on Saturday. December S'-,
al n store No 5, corner Union street and mar.
ket alley ull assortment OF GROCERIES,
su'h as are generally kept in city stores, cor
,l,rrg in sugar, Coffee Tea WhIskey. Brandy
Rum Fish. bacon. Lard, nc also, Countsr - d
store fixtures, such as Scales, Measure. ard
>halvIrg TAYLOR q BLAChLO' h
d c lo-dts AUCtIouetTs.
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Loo Al lTt. m =

CHIEF ENGINEER ORANGE AND ALE1AN.
DRlA RAILR AD.-We learn that Mr.. II. w
Cd'gritt, Who Tor some time past hs- acted
rs A sstan, Chief Engiie Of the Ogarge
and Alexandria RIiroad, will now assume
the entire duties of the office Of Chief
Engineer, made vacant by the death of T. c.
Atkinson, esq.
FE>TIvAL 1t will bn seen BY nat'c. in
t@-tay's Gazette that the ladies connected
with the Methodist Episcopal Church, 10
this city. Irtaud holding u Festival, comnenc.
lag on Mondsy evening next Tie ladies' Of
Alexandria never make an appeal in vau and
in this Instance We feel sure success will
crown their efforts.
INJUNCTION DrsS LED The Injunction
granted By Judge Allen, Of the Court OF Ar
peals, restraining the Alexandria l. ,udOun
aad Hampshire X iiroad Company tgom pro-
scouting Their wrrk within the limits of the
Washington aud ALEXANDRIA Turnpike, has
beeo dissolved by Judge Tyler, aud the work
will at oLce be resumed.
SALE CT A FARM captain Finotti has
sold his Beach Hi iarm, in Prince Georges
County, Nd, to MIR. NJ. II. Fry, Of Virsi
MIA, for fss thoos md dollars cash sale
Beach Ii II Contains less tam $50 acres, ard
no improvements: is three miles from Alex.
andria and six from Washington City.
SENTENCED tt THE PEYlTENTIARY.--A free
negro man vas tried 1t Washington, K .pI a
hammock County, % VI md ~ last. for breaking
into mill, aud stealing therrirom many ar
ticles, ami sentenced to the Peni;eatiars for
FIVE wears.
FAIRFAX CouNTY Court The Decpmter
term OF the County Court OF Fairfax County
Will commence on Monday next. The fol-
Living justices will constitute the CouJ;: j.
G. Council p JAS. Hendlcy Simpson,
Benjamin F. Shreeye, and Ira Williams,
Associates.
LONG BRIDGE The Commissioner Of
the Public Buildings. in hls annual report,
states that The Long Bridge is old aud tot,er-
ing, and recommends 40 entirely new one to
b. erected at All early day.
The roof of the Presbyterian Church, a
Front X yaI, vas set fire to by spark falling
uron il. on Siturday la=t. lot the fire was
ex,inguished before much damage was dore
WAsHlSGT y ITEMS CRIMINAL CoURT -
Yesterday j sseph Calhoun vas tried and
c)uvic'ed OF assault and battery and sen
fenced 70 pay 50 and costa.
Charles Cain un vas similarly tried and
convicted OF an assault and battery, end SET
fenced to az IS and cost.
jose Il rh1muson was TIED for 40 assault
and battery. Sentenced to three months
iDprispnm'nt.
A CL.lV The Safes learns that Mr..
Phelps mas made claim to possess the only
lsgal tito to abau; sjxty.sagen acres Of land
situated in the centre ct this city.
Tue Corporation N'gh5 S,hools for the in
structon OF apprentice, aud other youth, ara
now both in operation.
New HOTEL NJ WAsuISGrov.-A letter
fom W ash,r gton aye:--Mr. COrcrfan a. d
others have det, rmnined on erecting a mag
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By : ! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

CARRIAGES, SLElGHS, &c, Ar AUC-
Z TIrN.-The undersigned, as Trustees,
vii sell al auction, on Thursday, The 10th INST. al
the CoacD Factory, corner OF King and henry
streets, Alexandria, very superior lot OF CAR
RIAGE> OF various kinds, such as Charlotte,
PhAetons, Rockaways, Buggies, SIeIghs Sc, sc
sale 10 commence al 10 o'clock.
IsnNs.-A credit oil ninety DAYS on notes
with approved security.
10, o.,,. F e. sl, MATToR' }rro.,.~,
more particular description OF the proper.
y will be given on application 10 the Trustee.
H. The above sale is postponed until Hs!-
resGay the 2qh Instant at h. same hour Grt
place +. B MANT0R, iTns-ses
d. FUNSTEN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17

VIsI7s OF METHODIST EPI, CoPAL BIsH >rs
The Bishops If the Methodist Ep,sc"p Al
Church, lately in session at Chicago, have
made their plans tor visitatiors Tor the year
1859 A! the Bisbcpa were present except
the Rev. DR.. Sin pson and the Rev. DR.. SCOTT,
both of whom were detained at home by sick
ness. The former has go far recovered that,
at his request, be was assigned full share
Of labor for the year: usmely. the superinten-
dence of six annual conferences. Neither OF
the Bish ps will Writ the Paci6, coast ne1'
year, So that it's like y the Rev. DR.. Peck,
now 10 San Francisco, will preside over the
California and O:egOn conferences. Bishop
Baker will presIGe over the Bal m,re Con
terence at Lew istrrg. Va, and Bishop Scott
over the Eaet Bal; III re Conference ar Will
ii mSport. Pa, toth Of which assemble IN
March. Bishop Morris is assigned to tie
Western Virginia Conference, to meet At
Petersburg 10 APPEL.
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1'As EuR of TaeSd AY.

The new soaper. contain many incidents
concerning the log of Tuesday, which. 1t will
be ri inferred. VAS so dense III Bait LII re
that II might have been felt BY ciutcbing.
A correspor dent says that it Vas 40 thick IN
the city OF New York at three o'cl ok, that
the sharpss optics could not penetrate across
the street, and tie Broadway IN nihus drivers
bad 10 move With extr me caution, for fear Of
colsious The jersey. Brooklyn AID VIII
Il m-turg fe'rJ boa s tad a world Of TT e.;
soma OF them icing able 10 Gre IS the river but
once or twice an b W. Several collisions &C.
curr,d, but nothing serious. The Eastern
boats were prevented from leaving on account
of the fog
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isi1E Esa -
CANAL COMMERCE.

ARRIVED, Dec. Is
Boats lanes Crawford. Stephen CastIem m,
D Morrsey, Leven Benton John Str'der' Az
vance and c S. Moore, coal 20 T. J M"hafiey
Boat John Spencer. coal to American 'oa'
Company. -
DEED SEED! bushels Clo'
YER Seed. Is bushels Timothy Seed, l''
bushels Orchard Gras. Seed. rs bushels Blue
Grass Seed, ~ bushels n erd Grass seed, Tor sale
bv ADDISON. WALLACE X co,
1scl7 No i3 Union street
TOAL OIL, &c-Alcohol Ethereal Ont,
Camphene, Spirits Turpentine, &C, recelV'
ed, and for sale BY
doc n H COOK & CO., Ssrepta Hall.
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NJ We are authorized 10 announce Dr B.
G,aysou. a candidate 10 represent the p.stTic'
of Stafford. King George, ard Prince William
IN the Senate OF Virginia subject TO the raln'
cation Of District Convention.
n,a tI-so,f PRINCE WILLIAM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17

IL PUBL ADDRES>-Tner- will be
pubic address delivered by Henry /. BROOKS
ESD. before Fairfax Division No. - Sons OF
Temperance IN ne Court House. in ihis place
on The evening OF the 3rd Monday IN this moab
at o'clock The public are most cordially
invited 10 attend BY order: O. MooRE. K )
E,,rtay { n dec ll-eufa
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II FOR CONGRESS We are authorized
70 announce HENRY sHAcKELFoRD, tsq as
candidate 10 represent tue Seventh ionsresSi"n-
al District, in the next Congress.
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n FO2 NEW YGRK.--Tbe regular pack
Sak3et Schr. STATESMAN, Mott. master,
Sili sail on Saturday. For freight, apply TO
The Captain on board, or to
STEPHEN SHINN,
Gee 1916 No 4, South Whsrvss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17

John MURPHY, ATTORNEY 1T LIN,
y will practice in the Courts of Westmore-
land, Richmond, and Northumberland Counties.
Post Office Rice's Store, Westmoreland County,
'" dec s-d
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17

DLASTEk MILL FOR SALE.-WIsLIug
TO remove from this city, offer Tor sale
NY interest in the STEAM PLASTER NJ T.
in Alexandria now carried on by Wise 4 Green.
The Mil Is IN good order and its fixtures CON-
plee. For further particulars apply to or al.
dress CHARLES J. WISE,
dec ii-du Alexandra, Va
- ERVASTS WANTED.-I wish 10 EN- o :
- 'or the ensuing year, seven male Ski.
WANTS tor the Dining Room, and four iems =
SERVANTS. Two for CHAMBER MAIDS. and
two WAsHERWOMEN Tor which Ibe, al
price will b. paid. Address
SAMUEL HEFLEBOWER
nov TT City Hotel, Alex'a, Va.
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to iu- American aud Wing voters o. Eau
olier county. i.yar ib,e - the domination OF All
opposition ticket tor State officers, Will meet IN
the Courthouse al Warrenton on Monday the
27'n. TOR the purpose OF appointing de'e@ateS u"
assemble IN Rlch nond on the l"th Of fCb.UHy.
Warrenton, FauqrIer county. dec lit
f@Sr FESTIVAL AT SAREPFA HALL.
-,h. LADIES Of he METHODIST Erl>
COPAL CHURCH in 'orm their friends iha:
he; will commence a FESTIT IL Al >AREPTA
r LIZ tor ihe heueti' Of the tEurcn, on .uO1diy
Ereaing ner'. 2Uh INST. TO continue throughout
the wpeA Every effort will be made 20 enable
visitors 10 pas, their ums III al = e-a5le III an
npr. OYSTERS. ICE CREAM, and other H.
fir, shments, will be served upon each occasion
The friends of the Church and the LADIES' a'e
invited 20 attend
Admission 10 crn's-Season Tickets al
moderate prIce-to be had OF the Ladies and at
the Door acc !H--"o'
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By 5. J ACCOMPLISHMENTS

By ). J ACCOMPLISHMENTS
[ L AUCTION A SMALL FAM FOR
~ SALE ON TIE WESTERN SUBURBS
OF THE CITY OF ALEXANDRlA-uN
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18th AT Il OCLocE
NJ, in front OF the Mayors Office we wl.. II,r
at public auction very desirable A X " 4
! HIRrY FIVE or THIRTY-sR ACRE :,
about one halt OF which is in good wood aut
the remainder has been under culnvatIoU 4, d
MARKET GARDEN, Tor which II is v'ry DE.
,Irabie The wood covers three a. de- Gasie
building slles as can be- found SO near Ia. city
<..ss On the farm there is two-story BtI, X
l=H DWELLING, and d frame 81 ibLE-
tur IuTrher in 'ormatIon, apply 70 either 81 ~,
and We will show the place 10 any WHO wish 10
ius pect il. Terms will be one third cash and
credit oil one and two years OH The remainder.
JAMES P. SMITH, ! Executors Of
r. G. SMITH, Hugh smith.
nov I6-2aw3w &dts
II rhr above sale is postponed until T"s'-
day the lo.h Instant az the same time and p.ace.
JAS. p, SMITH, ! FxecutoIs Of
K. c. SMITH, Hugh Smith
dec lj-dts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17

hWING 10 the incIemency OF the weather,
~ the TIu-'ee mas postponed the sale al Nr"-
tons Hotel until Monday, the 10Th inst. he
parIor and h. best ot The chamber lurul ure d
splendid Piano. the Wines and Liquors, BLIZZARD
l abIss, Bar fixtures, and great variety Of
hoUsek- pirg articles are still to b. sold. he
publ are invited 10 attend
dc lJ--dts &. w. WATTLES, Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17

DUBLlC SALE Having disposed o. ny
farm WELLINGTON, | shall offer tor sale
on the premises, on Monday the zDth II De-
amber, rs5s, all my personal property, cors.st.
ms OF
d. head OF Cattle, some superior Mich Cows
Horses, Mules, and Colts
40 sheep Hogs, and Poultry
Corn, Oats. Household ard Kitchen Furniture
~ shares Alexandra, Mount Vernon and Acco
tInk Turnpike stock.
ERss "A credit OF nine months will he al
loved by the purchaser giving bond with good
security, Tor all sums over $40, under that the
CASH will be required.
Should The notes not BE- paid at maturity. IN.
tere.t uil be charged from date. Purchasers
falling TO comply with the above terms, he pro
p-rty will be resold at tneir risk.
e. A. WASHINGTON
Wellington, Fairfax Co Va dec q-d's