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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-28

) CaHfrrnIa !. h"vIAI nth he pa o. Ners
and M rderefs. y zach an rtent that travel
ljr 10 tb. ices pt pulous =, .: re ga tate
attend ii with ! :eat GAOg'-. MIST CT thes o
70 RAIDERS a-t natlyes Sui sor D most
rn da Gle a.. four % e Ar "i.nDs. \
:: .opary Amer and ~ : highway
ur"'. VAS gently discover ! 10 e lollc wing
ruaune Ale o~t.me {. wv 40 wasaoout
10 Us hu> Is lynch p" er, ,vr the lurder
OF Freedman, u 'oOa I-,Ju Valley,
,urne! rtate's e,.deb sc OF tie se," ID, con.
tess.rg tbas b be.au ,ed regu Ar band Of
.hie'e., abd gave the E gre, &S., B. J which one
memDer could recognize ar lbPr Of the gang,
aua also the DaG-: OF seye! :. parties, living
10 Carson alley, vt we're concerned 10 the
MI ruef n he Frenchps 0. 1t was given cut
;hat Sn was Ily eI - led, and the una tier
krpt fviet W. q we're despatched 10
Ca'so" Va .ev, whs q ley remained Tor a
mtn:A. ir ;Alpg emselves into the good
grsces OF rbe be 1, adipg out their secrets,
H., BY - .rgns gwen them by Snow
+ ery.: ny vas fully arranged, and notice
gwen 70 the Citizens If Honey Lake. The
10Th Ct June ~. Ls',re daylight, bady Of
armed tote Mer nun UsriDg about 100 men,
gtsrgs, jn," Cs son Valley, aud loOt posses.
sIoa of al iGe roads aud trails leading from
The vs icy h,o the mountaics. They then,
With Toe Assistance Of citizens Of Genoa. ar,
rested larg band Of uurdsrers and robbers,
apd It = 3 4 pat them 10 death, after bear
lag bei Jrs peoples jury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-28
PUBLISHED nAILY AND TRl-WEEKLf BY
EDGAR SSOWDkS.
ALEXANDRIA,:
. The Washington correspondent Of the Bal

- The Washington correspondent Of the Bal
timore Sun, says:-"Vsin regrets are expen-
dled upon our loss Of the golden regions Of
New Caledonia, by the Oregon treaty. 1t is
very true that our right to the Territory as
far north as fifty-four forty, was just as good
as to forty nine, and not "unquestionable" at
that-though Mr.. Polk had, ut the outset of
his administration, so declared it, We lost
the territory--that is, 50 tar as We could lose
what did not belong to us-by our own pre-
cipitaucy in giving notice to the British gov
eminent Of the termination of the joint &C.
Gu Fancy of the same. Ii our demagogues
had been content to let well enough alone,
the inevitable result, 10 the course Of time,
would have been Q systematic and thorough
out-squsttiog Of the British occupancy in the
whole territory. and we would have had it
MP to "ifty-four forty" without the fight"
However. We chose to dispossess ourselves Of
the advantage by the treaty limit of the forty
ninth parallel"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-28
Tradc CnrrIrhnn

Under this head, the Lynca1o,,
ian gives a melancholy picture Of
sources. II say:
That Of the one hundred And :.
ties in the State Of Virginia, tier.
than fifty, the trade OF which i, ~
to US. The large aud pOpulop, 80 y
bordering on the Ohio river. trad.
oinnsti; the counties Of the NorlS'
those adjoining Maryland, and ,s,..
Valley, trade with Baltimore. T,.,
Shore counties, the Northern Nee, :
and several OF those 90 the love, -
also trade with Baltimore" "''
We are afraid that our moo,..
neighbor has looked too f.rasayr
What Of the great Southwest,
It's staples will no more yleid ..
pulses Of patriotic seit-sacrif,e hay
any others in the liss. When The,
their way by cheaper transit e. n,,, !"
psting with Lynchburg, Peters,
mond, Norfolk, they will d. il.
1t is averred that at this mcu.,,
Piles oil the Southwest may be ca,
Bristol 10 N'r York, via Charles.
er THAI the seauoard cities ~.
the 70 ,.ds It ' ..ginia-altboo,.
road distance Is nearly twice A.
Charleston, DOT TO mention anvil,
freight from the latter to New -,
II this be so--we submit tha,g.
ian should face the fact. Ittbe,.
public shoc,i be dlsabu.ed, and
oughly, by full snd Complete o.,
exhibit.
And shile the exhibit is being q,
:, ns have single word, oy wsyo. :.
tion-how it happens that all u.
see quoted 10 New York as Knor
aud all the wheat which goes tom 2,
to the great metropolis, take. %.
Charleston in preference u he
lines, notwithstanding insurance e,
cities to New York is . per cea, Ia,
freights materially less? Can ito.
that freight is cheaper from K'r
Charle-ton than to Richm mi Or Pc,
Can it be possible that it i. ea.s,s
EHOrUiAe to NeW York than to ID :.
/, it mere fun or dead earnes, la.
more to take flour from Kaoral
burg than ~ New YOrkl-&aH S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-28
IAshioIssb rss.

The Cbp china n, nj oiher re - ;'ous Jour
pss IF New York, orc mak'og a'arrlb,A oo
sIao yht ags INST the presen, mode OF :Ash'onS
bic female iressing According 10 thes'
juu rhals to" only subject vi oh o'"npes the
A. en-, ion of ner,csn women at the present
day 's dress, dress. The all imp, an qO+s-
Il n X .th them it is aileeed--b0'h for tD-n.
30. Tes and lbeIl children il. "nneiswilLaI
| shall W. be clothed One Of these pap"rs
seIs fort: he allegations nt the ind .ment III
the low az " equiv 90. terms
IT IN the belle 10 tue pariVr g bHdsr'
tn, sou ~, and from MAIN Ds - n II. So.
.lao from Grandma hersr..-- to tie IItuI
J lIspipg hNu--dod pet, thus Is the NJ topic
TIE loe ensrG,sing interest Sh' n never
wears Jut and p@ver gets uut VI t".a'cn.-
We have hecome SO accustomed H. t'lS state
! { things that We 10 Ut nCt'ce II we take It
: as a IL alter OF cour-'; bot let a:.y reDsI Ole
voma, -ar bsrse Il deliberately to Observe tor
one ws.. spucb OF the mere cnsua cor
vera t. .~.-- and triepdI ~ OCCUPIED
, oy a. &c and she will he :. cked
4, To. result i call upon IrenC n. IN
mir ! -. v; -. entsrtalns You = a
hi Il. Ut tho ab'm.- at "rN
in CT 81, " y. tme - bas 1iied
4, ua, last new n .1g ne waist long
O. the sleevAn CO. ar ~. he ta q
ally Iu'e fas OF ~
iat,si style" ~ s' re-
! { Bel nent G.. 30 90 IS W.
& admit, d '.-I.o -" '.-J -'r - ..''Ie
! g,ri. add .u- IS larry lanued On
' ,ur kr &c ,,.o ,uies II DIE and toys
! and atot, nc K. : 4 l5e "piuy ueg Gr' So
, she has, '3,.;- es u-s like tn .mmn's. =
grassly il - yUu that .ae Id I. wear
her lest boc 10 CHI RCD yesterday because
it ra.ned, which u III see next Study
! writer the.. g e. i 10 say .h'i he "A''
not N IT: nd 'ow parents can AXE tbeI-
, .h.,l-sutIt ne bs .isma. !. o., and iuen
! AMI tb,-e o. omI.e. i'll the.- nam" / 70
rounce tie de- a. d his " rks, Il oin'- an
I yan,.ss his ii led void al / ne sIu.ul
, lusts Of :. Ssh, A Vs. u" that tie r
4 (the pare =, 60, N" u 80. Ii n lie
VIZ. ID! rag v II IA -" :. -'''.''
/ { ~, ed:
"Ie 1t 10 ,igts to less ii e. a. n>1y
/ cL iren are -e-sed TOW a lay a. {" =
/ ter in their lite hears IT, '" - =
and oste'.;at. o. then care
Tlkbt - use TINS T. $50 lie 1pLoL 81 = -
! vice L-tus bs =, O.. VIII UOse = --hon-
est WITH & D. al e. tm,.s II Him a
rOmIse aga ta' s. oh be very Gle mr. II
whIcl Ill tret are = ~. to ie It -
ten a " Jtsst I'd c G:' .Nr
: Old tint y LA IA ". "a, y. .sex. "tS
| r. jltra OF NJ, tb' ne So us
I'D csr,i :. We 'cpe -atulsI ours We
tLati i. Y, Z. is r,.-n ad IL 1t wot-ah
pas rs"u to her ror-c ~ u a. t'e c. II" an
! no nan; sit notLer bo' dage las Is zen
It's pa ian verv N n d, mt, " s,he'
on tt who,e, is &c g-est an imi 2, yeI. ent
I - We would faiu Fer,GS lie curse Ss', tor " }.
: q n, a. sex, is I the s.av' u Fi"r. Oh
, ID line' :. al tie a mer can NOE en- esprc. 81.
~ land =, American Churl Nv mel less
-. rest from the late y !rawins.
, 10 Il. Ct New Iork, thu ;cabi of {
goo. 80 4 to 4ir light 8; caprlr ."
Itsis .reny r..''n :alk and IN quar-
= tLat wi erf s-ded Is fnen Il d o.
The ,tivo amor thor wbn axe disc =! ~
"bsar :. church a jJm. yyr ).
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-28

The massacre Of the Christians at Jeddsh,
attracted much attention throughout Europe
Turkey bad promised to svsnge the mas'a'
ara. Ii was rumored that The English and
French would occupy the place. Jsddah is
In Arabia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-28
lNuhhlN
BehooIs--Chiidren--reachIns,

! The terrible evil IA few week. "
Won de receb pc SO much e..
OF by parents, will, | hope, lead ,...
, preciste the privilege of school. 4
ooerous labors of teachers. l;wl.. :,
a little time and opportunity To Be-
;uainted with their children. aud 4.
| # the many difficulties Of governor!
task which devOIves generally, 10. "a
ly, upon preceptors. Hence tue u.-
with which they have to cOrteJ.
CD idren are properly trained ath5c.
hunL.e 1iniop, the ~ iern yaca,
decidedly advantsgeou.. 18th phy.a
mentally. Let the par-r'. isai u:
prove OF driving thesr..v Is u pc
change and \: us,m"r'- SINE Of To-
things u Hich have Jecl tneOreiicl.I
at srh Tbs will, 10 some ies,,.
tbem +" he period when ,bey H..
sob i TO enter upon the stern reaIl,a
y ,uld suggest that the sons be r,
ker. allowed to look into father.
sweep the store, or shop, or Office c'ei
the wood for family use; whIieIh5 %
industriously ply the DeedIe, under"
vision Of that faithful and ALWAr
teacher, the Mother. When wear
the monotony Of sewing, or, Dercs':
Sc -'nk maohine, hey can hnd 4
va rv q he kItcbec 'bere,
oatJ ...ra.: ment dlsplos > = (
chemistry, 10 tie preparation d (
lie; an accomplishment upon VA.
Of M sl.h and domestic comfoHdti
these ocru oations, the vacation
speedily and proftabIy. and they v
to their suIies in the Fall, wI'eF o.. 2
reannrg bat the OF ject in senit.
scbo, | Is - mt them for useful a.Se.
mem, wembers vi society. II thet2
n Z. zen 81 cheerfully ana freely Das
sch lars, after the usual hours srerr
careful " calculated, and Of wbIta
know AMI think too little, il woGIi
be foU u that teachers are not
ga oer- oy the long vacation as Il:
imagined.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-28

The Maryland Court Of Appeals, in the
case of the Baltimore and Oaio Railroad
Company vs.. VIM. Linn born, has decided
that railroad companies in that State are not
responsible for injuries done to cattle and
stock by their cars, in any case in which
such cattle, d., are on the railway tracks,
through any negligence or fault on the part
of the owner of them; that the owner Of cat
tie ia bound to keep them in an inclosure or
in custody, at bis peril, for every entry by
them on snother's possession is trespass,
and this Law applies as we'll to the Intrusion
Ct cattle and horses upon the land over which
a railroad company is entitled to It's franchise
as to the property Of private owner. oimi,
lar decisions have been made in nearly all
the States of the Union.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-28
Convlr,ed aud Sentene,d

The Commissioner of Pensions ADS il e :
nation Of the conviction 4 Jas. r. bootsnau
in Art ,nsas, uooer the posrge u frauds o
the pro ecu,ion Of bounty lard, CLAIM.
lie was defsnGAd by Eve Of the sbisst iaw7e,
10 lie States, but the BOceau's ara, ni
testimony proved uverwhe ming lie ba4
heeo sentenced to ssyen y7As ,utsison,ent
ip sbs penitsntisr Y OF Ersadsas hich be
hss slfssdy rbmr@ehcedto undsrgo.-Way.,
Sldr.L
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-28

The Uuion contains q list Of appointments
OF Postmasters in the North and West--some
of which are in the places of persons rem0v-
ed. Some tf the New York custom-bouse
officials are expecting the fall Of the guillo.
tine about the LIST of August. The Naval
Officer takes head off occasionally. 1t is
said the blade mangles the victim much more
than when the machinery is moved by po-
litical opponent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-28

A despatch from St. Joseph's announces
the receipt Of advices from Salt Lake City
of the Sd July. The Mormons had all re-
turned to their homes throughout the Terri.
tory. Gen. Johnston had passed through
the city with his mounted troops aud encamp,
ed thirty miles on the other side. There
were no troops in the city. The Govern
ment officials were duly installed in their
various Offices. The reported gold discover
les at St. Yrain's fort were not fully credited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-28

1t appears from an official, report to the
British Government, that, Notwithstanding
the Temperance agitation, large increase is
taking place in the consumption of Spirits
the duties on which produced in the year
1888, no less than Is, 230,9 SOB. The Com
missioners insist that the attempt to limit the
nun Der of beer and spirit licenses has only
led to a large increase in the number OF un-
licensed houses at which liquors are secretly
snld
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-28

The one hundred and ffty-seVentb anni-
yersary of the founding of Detroit, was cele-
brated on Saturday last, with great spirit.
The weather was delightful. The procession
formed was large and imposing, being COM
posed of all the military-fve companies
aud civic societies, the Town Councils Of
Sandwich aod Windsor, G. W., and a FIRE
company from Chatham. An Grafton was
delivered at the Firemen's Hall, in hnglish,
by G. j. Walker, and in French by E. N,
Lacroix.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-28

The Little Rock Gazette and Democrat,
saws that the Indebtedness Of the State of Ar,
kansas on account of Banks. is now more than
a million Of dollars greater than it was in
1912, when the Banks went into liquidation;
and that the present interest on the State
debt, is more than the annual revenue Of the
State; and that interest is increasing at an
alarming rate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-28

1t would appear, from recent report OF
the Commissioners of the Inland Revenue OF
Great Britain and Ireland, that the adultera-
ton of tobacco, prompted by the high duty
levied on that article. is carried to q great
extent, especially in Irelaud-sugar, alum,
tar, molasses, chicory leaves, dried rhubart
leaves, louorice, oil, and lampblack, 1.-THE two
last being used as coloring materials,) being
extensively employed for that PURPOSE
Snuf is found to be mixed with sand, salt
orris root, ferruginous esrths, chalk c, l'red
With peroxide of irop, roasted oatmeal, fustic
and the bromale OF potash. Tue capacity o.
tobacco to absorb water, is quality o.
which the adulterators largely avail them
selves. -.,I.....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-28

The Washington Uoion of Saturday. in q
general article on What the administrator
has done." says. that not only have the
ACTIONS lost ell their morbid solicitude to
force Kansas into the Union as slave or Tree
State, but Kansas herself has been complete
" cured Of her Impotence to enter the con,
federacy, and will probably vote next (tbis)
Monday week to remain Territory for seve'
raj years to come" This means that she
will reject the Lecompton constitution; and
We presume this opinion was derived from
Governor Denver during his late visit at
Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-28

AT Enterprise, on the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad, young lady and her sister were
out walking, few days since, when they
were met by negro, who assaulted the
young lady and committed an outrage upon
Der. lie was pursued. caught putin all. and
hung by the citizens the next day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-28

The determination to renew the attempt TO
Law the Atlantic Telegraph cable is persisted
in. and the feet wss to start for the Gee
ond time on the day the Europa sailed, the
18th inst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-28

Advices from India to June 18th, have
been received in England. The Cslpee reb-
els had defeated the Scinda troops at Gwalior'
and large numbers of the latter had gone
over to the enemy. A strong British force
was preparing to recspture Gwslior.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-28

-e = The Union asks-"Is Senator Douglas ia
$685. or out Of the Democratic party" Aud an.
--..- swsrs the question. BY saying Either be
-...g, :; =. or no - nm, Of the party If he ia ou,
il matters little whether be has been read
out or whether he has founced himself out;
60 that be isoss dessrssdly. fhe is s, 10.
o. Of rwbicA He has been gui
ty, thesShe blfos .iui 'Aud iOut Of the party
are undisStiP gaish .fsss1 ffd sbers ~ y, g
,uI nrshkpAFsSSalidsa 'e"p''ass'sf 4 "
gsnzati0p.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-28

Lsopard Scott l. Co. have republishsd tho
July uumbse Of Observation-Disclosures. 1T
contains "a ooutiuaAtisu of Belwer's novel.
snd several lissrsry' snd polaisal articles OF
Interest Robert BeIi, King Xrees, Agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-28
The Pr..iden,s trip 10 BEDFORD.

W Lear that il is probable that the Presi-
deut vi leave for Bedford Sprirg' to;mor,
ra~ Or next day. if rot this eVeningi there
oelog some uncertainty about the precise time
of bis departure. y is, ssid that lie will re.
main there Yen days " ioFdisht.-77 Wgsh.
Star of ,ssierday. ~ - y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-28

Professor Agassiz has Get at rest all doubts
as to the permsnency Of his residence in this
country. At the festival of the Phi Beta
Kappa fraternity, held at Cambridge, Mass
last week, the great naturalist was called out
for speech. In the course Of his remarks
he announced that she regarded himself nc
longer as European" whe!eupon, the en-
ibusiastic and much pleased Bostonians
leaped to their feet. as one man, and inter
rupted the speech by cheering yociierously
When this tumuIt subsided the Professor re,
sumed with declaration that be designed
to remain in America, ''if for DO other rea'
son than to show that science here could be
free from the tram mels CT routine"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-28

Tie brig Casoline, of Boston, Capt. Bred
ford Gibbs, on her passage from Boston to
Matacong, on the west coast Of Africa, was
seized on the 9th of May last, by the British
steamship Alecto, Of Rio Nuntz, and from
thence taken and anchored of the port OF
Sierra Leone, where she was liberated, after
considerable detention, it icing clear that her
papers were all right and her cargo legiti'
mate. She Was seized. it appears, on the
charge that che had q suspicious cargo. .
Can't. G. entered q protest against the sell
cure, and notified the British officer that be
would be held responsible for bis conduct;
Can't. G. bad the American flag displayed
vhar he vas boarded
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-28

A bill has been introduced into the British
House of Lords, to prohibit British ships
from carrying Chinese emigrants to any
place not within the British dominionsi ships
80 enployed to be forfeited, and the master,
officers, and owners. to be guilty Of q INSIDE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-28

A committee of the Philadelphia city
councils are visiting Schuylkill county, to
view the Girard land owned by the city
The lands, the Mining Register says, are
equal 10 value to any in the region. They
will some day yield from three to four bull
bred thousand dollars annual revenue to the
CITY from rents. They would doubtless have
been long slice opened to market we've 1t not
for the fact that, under the Girard will, leases
of them could not be made for longer term
than Fl se years, too short q time to warrant
the erection Ct extensive improvements by
the opers,or. The committee have 10 CON
temptation some means, it is said, by which
this difficulty may be overcome.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-28

Mayor TiemAnn's police squad, in New
York, has made a desc upon fasblona'
bic gambling house at Ala Broadway, and
the propretors hello to bail to answer for the
offence. If the Mayor shall determine to
persevere in this good work. be will 6nd ac'
tive employment for bis force for some time
fn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-28

The Mormons OF New York have just hold
a meeting to celebrate the anniversary OF the
arrival of their pioneers 10 the Valley oil Utah.
They receive the tidipgs of peace quite COM
plsaently and, after expressing their CON
tinued confidence 10 Brigham Young, as their
prophet, seer, and reselstor. they resolve tna'
they cordially approve Of toe evident Impair.
tial proceedings Of the new Governor OF
Utah, COL Cumming. and will. BY every 10,
fuence. sustain him in that prudent and just
course
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-28

Il is sac that Mr.. Letchel'
with the Ruffuer affair, ba' -
him, that I would not be safe !
him for u, yernor-and that some
,leman upLst be selected. | bar.
opinion iced by a friend Of
James Faulkner. do not BELIEF
one, under Mr.. Faulkner's dic;s
publicity in the first instance, to y.
er's letter to Mr.. Ruffer, as has ben
There is no proof Of it, and It -.
been folly for any friend Of M. J.
to have been engaged in such :
as Mr.. Faulkner is proposed a'a -
it is allowable to say, that as ilr s.
very matter is concerned, be Is Do b.
as well) off than MIR. Letcher. j.
ia an extract from a speech deliver.
+. in the Virginia Legislature %
The reader will perceive that W. y
regards slavery as 40 evil, aud 8
not seen ct to dissvow any Of TIE :"
entertained by him at that time % ~
Mr. Faulkner, Of Berkeley:
is one point in which ! do me'
agree with those who are air'!"
me 10 this discussion. It's shatit"
inquiry is one Of great delIcaci !"
scendant importance. The re'oi'.-
sgitated this CommonS ea!th my y
great and important as 1t was 10,
its results but a change in our : '.-.
tions " it'll the mother cJunuy, l'''
! should it prove successtu!-iol y,
sooner VI later, no iDd!vIdua! 10 :"
can DOW reasonably doust--I~
in its consequences a moral, ps.
political revolution in this STATS
which will be bene6cisliy leIt y
interest 10 the CommoowealtD' o..
slsveholding State upon 'nI' ~
shall ever reckon it amongst tosF
cidents Of my life that | have eohI
feeble aid to forward a re'o,Sa.'
and patriotic 10 its results !"
gradual emancipation Snd t'r
slaves from this ComwonweaiiS -; g..
the declaration of your lndepeo. -.
British yoke. II sprung lnio ..
ring the first session Otthe sees"t g
gu bsequeut to the formation Of ~ ~ Z
can government 1t vas props', 5;
fitness ofthings 10 the tact 'O'' b =
an object as the plan Tor tDs soa'. . 4
ton Of slavery in this State 'oU;' 3
tho twin offspring Of that mIp,
birth to the Bill Of Right spa
religion. freedom. A fact % :,
the public spirit and bupsD% y.,y
so worthy Of the genius sSa - ~, !,
an,bropy Of those with WI, W.T. 81
cannot be too often recu,.
proudly cherished, Sl.'sIp:s,Lss
, sh,an ssl%, / i 40 ins!l'l!l0 ,,tr
{ hsstiE against The oe'' 'b,e
l,Smse q Being thus lAJuIlos',.
right to demand ito sisef%'D'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-28

President King, Of Columbia College, New
York, brother of Gov. King, whilst bathing
at Rockaway, Long Island, on Sunday, went
out too far 10 the surf, and came near being
drowu ned. lie called out Justify for help, and
and was saved With some difficulty by some
boatmeu, who went 20 his assistance. The
boatmen in rescuing him. not knowing bis
dignity, called him an soil rooster" and re-
buked him for going beyond his depth on
SunddU
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-28
LTHE UNDERSIGNED A GRAnrATI

THE UNDERSIGNED A GRADUATE of
j the University OF yisgnia, with one year s
experience IN teaShleg, wishes situation for
the cGning Scholastic years. qualified to give
instruction IN the Latin and Greek languages,
Junior Mathematics, Chemistry Moral Philos-
ophy, and the usual English Branches; can give
the most satisfactory testimonials OF competency
aud character. Address Instructor, care oil
JOHN L. MARYE, JI,
jy 2l-eo6t Fredericksburg, Va.