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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-15

Gov. Foote, Of Miss, has written letter
in favor Of Judge Douglas a. an independent
candidate for President. Gov. FOote used to
.nsak upon every subject. He now writes
,,,oo rnoat subiecte.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-15

The universal praise accorded by the
A merican and British press to tho ofhc'ai
oondue. and department in private lie, oil
Lord Napier, since be has been tho bri'i'o
Minister to this country, i, every way honor
sbls to that distinguished gentleman. Ills
rsoall seems to be universally regretted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-15

There was a severe earthquake shock in
Portugal, on the llth uls Every house in
Lisbon was shaken. Many chimueys were
Knocked down, walls cracked, and thrown
down, in Lisbon, but it appears that no
building was destroyed, and that one death
alone was caused.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-15

T'XCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE OF
IL G. w. PURCELL Il co, RIcHAosD, Va
We offer our services 10 Presidents and Con
tractors on the different lines of Internal I'm
pTovement thTou, hour the State, Tor the coIec'
ton OF debts due by the State and tor its cor
version into and sale OF Virginia State Stock -
Having every facility for selling, We are prepar.
ed 70 make liberal advances on stock till sold
Our charges will be moderate. We also offer
our services 90 our friends in tie country for
the purchase ot Virginia State, Bank, and every
description OF Stocks al The current market rate,
without any change OF commission.
Orders by mail either tor the purchase or
sale Of any security, will meet with our prompt
attention, and will be attended TO on as good
terms as though the parties sending were pre-
sent {. w. PURCELL Il CO.
Richmond, Va nov 4-yly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-15

Mr.. Glenn and son, Americans OF North
Carolina. travelling to Monterey from the in
terror Of Mexico, we're murdered recently, aud
robbed of 80 me Sc. 900 in gold sud silver.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-15

I, appears that the Government and peo'
~. If Libsris wers highly aratihed at the
.,,;,.l Of the Upitsd States frigs'e Niagara
ON her lsts humane mission.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-15

Information, it is stated, has been received
BY our Government, that the newly appoint
ed Governor of Fernando Pc and dependen'
cies, of the coast Of Africa, went there in q
mau-of.war, aud declared the religion of
Spain the only religion of the island, and
threatened the immediate expulsion of our
missionaries. The subject has been brought
to the attention of the State Department. and
the necessary steps taken in the matter
The Spanish Minister at Washington dis
claims all knowledge Of the matter, and is
und erstood to have addressed his Govern
ment upon the SUBJECT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-15

T AGFR BEER BREWERi.-AIh.'I, ''
LIZ KLEIN respectfully inform me 5g,,
thar they have established LA"Eh Dr. o.,
BREWERY at the West-end OF King 'I''
exandria Va, and are now prepared 10 I'.'.
in kegs or barrels, that popular and "ho'
beverage in such quantities as may De
The LAGER BEER manufactured By ;
will be found on trial TO fully eqda. MAJ
in Philadelphia, as the most approved = 49,.
of Brewing, together with r5 years eHr''...
and select materials, il cludlfg Cameron
guarantee that It's quality wlI be ansufi1..' -.
r. All orders from the city or 'i's"-
derected 10 STRAUSZ & KLEIN, ALEAAs- ~.
W and LETT al the Brewery or sent 'nf'us
Post Office. will be promptly executed.
dec l-po3Hs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-15
Petty Tyran n y.

TIE report comes to u that Senator Doug
las has been removed from the chairman
ship of the Committee on Territories for the
Senate. We have not been among the special
admirers of that gentleman, and would have
justified the step now taken bad 1t been done
when the public Advantage seemed to cal! tor
it. Just now, however, such movement
cannot Re justified. It is piece OF petty
and ipe1cusable tyranny ard We do po' hes
itste 30 10 denounce it.-Pa Press Dem
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-15

The Commercial Times, q Democratic pa
per, in referring to the difference OF opinion
between the President Of the United States
aud the Secretary of the Treasury-the one
apparently lavoring higher tariff than exists
at present and specific duties, afordine ln'
cideptal protection to certain Interests, whilst
the other insists on sdbering to the adValorem
system and against roteetior-asks the i'm
portant question, which OF these high func'
tionares represent the principles OF the
Democracy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-15

(,OLUMBlA LAND OFFICE "AsH!>'.
District oY COLUMBIA -Establ'a'a 10,
Sale and Exchange OF Farms, PLANTATION
Lots and Real Estate generally, on cyTI,,5
SION, throughout the United States =" M -.
VI. WATSON Il CO-0tfice IN the o''I"ns
the corner Of Indiana avenue ard Secoh.
The attention of lard own.rs in NIfgt
Maryland, who wish TO etee, sales o. o.,
and other landed property, is r'Gu''''',S g,
above establishment. a. afordIng iacI,. -
the sale OF real estate, unsqualet By '.of' ~
any other agency. Circulars tran,"'."a
application. oc'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-15

The New York Tribune referring to the Of
fccrs OF the missing steamship Indian En-
pire, says: Two of the oficers-Ashley and
Tyce, engineer ard assistant engiueer--are
survivors of the steamship Central America,
on which they occupied the same official po'
sitions. Tyce had not been TO sea since bis
shpw reck, until the lrdian Empire left on
her resent voyage" George Ashby was the
engineer of the steamship Central America,
and is, doubtless. the person referred to by
the Tribune as Ashley.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-15

EXECUTORS NOTICE.-AIl persons hav.
IL ing claims against the estate OF the late
Robert w. Hunter, are requested 10 present
them al once to the undersigned tor settlement,
and those indebted to the estate, are requested
10 make i'm mediate payment.
ROBERT w HUNTER,
dec s--law3"' Executor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-15
oct IA -po4mIsf

T ANDS FOR SALE-We nave ior sd!r B
nice little farm oil EIGHTY Atkh>' ".
good improvements. near CentrsylI!e, F"'H''
County, beautiful and healthy situation. 81.
said TO be excel ent soIl-mOst OF 10" pace y
now set in grass Also, H. acres o! mel; ..'
bered land. one mile from Fairfax Court ho1"
and within l OF mile of the line OF the Man
sas Gap Railroad There could be wood 81.
timber enough sold of this pac, 10 pa Dor
than the price asked for 1t 81.
Wewlil sell either or both o. the above Pc
cas, on very easy terms, or vii! take M'i 20,
Gap or Orange and Alexandria k4I'Ioa' D''.
in payment Apply TO ,ro,.urp,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-15

Senator Mason has come out, at once,
against the PACIFIC Rail ROAD, recommsn-
ded by President Buchanan. lie opposed
Senator OWNS motion to take the subject
ND, and said that railroad could not be con-
strucsed to the Pacific without the expendi'
ture of very large sum of money; but in the
present condition Of the National Treasury 1t
was indispenssbly necessary that We should
cut down the expenditures as far as possible.
The matter was, however, taken up By the
following vote:
YEAs-Messrs. Bell, Bigler. Bright, Broder-
lex, Cameron, Chandler. Clay, Davis, Dixon,
Doolittle, Durkee, Fitch, Fitzpatrick, Foot,
Foster, Green, Gwin, Harlan lverson johnson
of Tennessee, Jones' Kennedy, King, Polk, Rice,
Seward Shields, Stuart, Trumbull, and Ward
80.
NAYs-Messrs Allen, Bates, Benjamin, Brown,
Clingman, Collamer, CIittenden, Fesssnden,
Hamlln, Hammond, Hunter, Mason, Reid, Be-
bastlan Slidell, Toombs, Wade, and Wilson-le
Mr.. Gwin then proceeded to make 40 ella
borste speech in favor OF the Immediate Coz
struction Of q railroad to the Pacific. ad'oca-
ting it as measure not only important az
regards the growth Of California and the de-
velopmeDt of mineral aud agricultural riches
of that section, but also IN reference 10 the
perpstuity of the Union. lie argued that
irrespective Of the incaloulsble advantages TO
the people of the United States to their agrl-
culture, commerce, manufactures, mines, and
navigation, il could be demonstrated that as
nero financial question the revenues of the
Govern ment would be augmented hundreds
Of millions Of dollars beyond the contribution
proposed in this bill by the construction OF the
road. These revenues would be increased
in four different ways: let, from increased
sales OF Public lands; ID, from the susmen-
ted revenue from imports; 81. from the d'mlu-
isbed expenses of the War Department, and
-ith, by the increased revenues ard diTin'
ished expenditures of the Post Office De-
pertinent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-15

Judge Eduopds. Of New York, is ieotur'
iux 10 Baltimore, On "Spiri.ualism."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-15

The brig Planet, Of Salem, which arrived
q. Provineetowu, Oh Saturday, reports bsV-
ing seen, in latitude So 24> and longitude
640 on, large vessel on fire, with foremost
and bowsprit standing. bright topmsst head,
and double topsail yards. No person was
seeo on board. II is not improbable that it
was clipper chip, but it would be impossi-
BILE to surmise what oue. There was no
name On the quarter or bows, which is a
strong presumption IN favor Of its DOT being
an American vessel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-15

CENTS FOR THE UNION INDIA
n RUBBER COMPANY.-GUTTA PER
CHA COATS, CAPS, BOOTS, AND CL0AKS.
Silk, Alpaca, Selecia ind Cotton Goats, Boots
and Cloaks. LeggiDgs, Covers with Hoods &c,
wholesale and retail These goods are warran-
ted 10 stand any climate aud will be sold at
mandatory prices.
WALL. STEPHENS. & CO.
No 322 Penn. avenue, bet. "th and 10th sts .,
And No lO4 Duane street, 4 doors west OF
Broadway, New York.
Washing ION nov l5-eO2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-15

NOR HIRE-The advertiser wishes TO hire
in the country, young and healthy SEh-
Want WOMAN. She IS good Cook, Wash
er and Ironer Address Box $50, Alexandra
Pcs, Ot6.e dee 7-sot!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-15

7 nnn BUSHELS Jersey Mercer w.
l.ON)U toes
50 tons prime Hay cane
20 Wheat Straw, for sal" ar>r
ron Mills kOBEklS
nov lI---evIuA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-15
ALEXANDRIA,:


WEDNESDAY MORNING DrcEnr. Is, 1855
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-15

The Baltimore Exchange, a journal al
ways disposed to look favorably upon the
policy and course of the Administration,
whore it can consistently do so, speaking Of
the disagreement between the President and
the Secretary Of the Treasury, on the Tariff
subject, says:--
"For the President and his principal off.
Ger, to adjourn difference OF opinion on a
vital question, from the Cabinet to the Halls
of Congress-, and the public press each argu.
ing bis own csse-in our view, indicates
more than an undue forbesrance on the part
of the Chief, and unchecked presumption on
the part of the subordinate. 1t indicates
We fesr-thst while the President has been
absorbed in vain attempt to make the par
~ an integer on unimpOrtaDt party ques'
tions, be has Lost sight Of the great coostitu.
tional obligation of preserving the unity OF
the Executive function, in matters OF the
highest moment"
The Union, on the other hand, contends
that upon Fundamental dootriDes-upon e.
sential doctrines" there is no difference be-
tween the President and the Secretary--ai-
though it admits that "thers is o difference
in opjpiou :"-snd it further states that 1T
is not an unusual thing for the President
and Secretary of the Treasury to differ on
the subject Of the Tariff with reference TO
mode and manner; for full as important
difference existed, between the views Of MIR.
Pierce aud MIR. Guthrie in this respect, to 60
no further back into the past" We expect
tina. if the Union were "to 90 back into the
mast" to Gen. Jsckson's time, it would nod
that the tolerance of any such differences
of opinion" was rery unusual thing with
q Demooratic Adminstr alton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-15

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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-02-10
Franklin Academy.

NuE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTL
L tuhon wIl commence on the lst Mon
day in January next. The Trustees Aave
succeeded III retaining the services of MR..
SAML. MCCORMICK, whose proficiency
IN teaching is surpassed by few. Young
men can be thoroughly prepared to enter
any of the higher institutions of learning
IN the Southern States. The Village is
very healthy, and there is not, at present a
gr"g shop or place where ardent spirits can
be obtained in il.
Boarding can be obtained NJ cheap % at
other places III private families.
The rates of tuition are the same a.
those Ia Academies throughout the State.
The Academy building is at present un-
dergoing thoEough repairs.
The surrounding country will find hero
advantages which viii at least equal those
vt other places, and 10 our District are held
out such nducememta Us We believe will OBJ
NIate the necessity of sending our young
men and boys abroad.
5. b. MASSEY,
Secretary.
Dec. 9, 1857. 43-If
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Notice to Debtors.

TINE SUBSCRIBER HAVING RE
l. moved To portion of the District
where it will be inconvenicnt for him 10
give personal attention TO the collection Of
notes pnd accounts due him, informs those
indebted to him, that the same have been
placed in the hands Of WIN. A. Moore, Esq ,
and J. u. Wylie, Esq, ard they are here oy
urged to GO forward and settle without de.
lay. The notes and accounts due l.. T..
Hammond g. Massey, for lumber, have all
been left with J. ID. Wyle.
p. II. HAMMOND.
January 30, 1853. 49-tf
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Miscellaneous,
For Sale.

Em OFFER for sale, two Dwelling a.
.EI Houses, situated in the village of aii
Lancaster with convenient lots attached AL
so, one vacant lot adjoining the others and
very desirable as Il building lot Que of the
dwellings, front on French Street and the
other upon Church Street. | will sell the
whole together, if desired, or / will sell
each separately.
The Houses are new and neatly finished.
with all necessary out-buildings and conve.
niences for comfortable dwellings,. Per.
sons are invited tn n strict examination of
the premises, and Of the workmanship of
the buildings, and of the IN aterials compo-
sing the same, and with the whole, | am
disposed TO believe, that the most fastidious
will be well pleased.
| will sell npon such terms ns will accord
with the times, and purchasers may have
any indulgence required upon good paper.
My address is hanging Rock z. .. s. &.
JAMES NJ. INGRAM.
January 81, 1858. 5O-tf.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-02-10
NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE.

This Great Journal Of Crimes and Criml-
nails Is in its II irieenth Year, and is widely
circulated throughout the country. 1t is
the first paper Of the kind published in the
United States, snd is distinctive in its char
acter. II has lately passed into the hands
Of Geo. w. Matsell g. Co, by whom it will
hereafter be conducted, Mr.. Matseil was
formerly Chief Of Police Of New York CT.
ty, and he will no doubt render il one Of the
most Interesting papers in the country. It's
Editorials are forcibly written, aud Of a
chasacter thst should commapd universal
support
k0- Subscriptions. %, pep Annsn q 4,
for Six honthn, to be RENTED by Subscri.
bers, (whe should write their names and the
town, eouuty snd State where they reside
plainiy)
TO GEO, w. MATSELL g. co,
Editor g. Proprietor Of the
National Police Gazette,
New York City.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-02-10
Circular.
OFFICE COMPTROLLER GENERAL.
COLUMBIA, January l2, 1858.
ocular.

1.
COLUMBIA, January l2, 1858.
INO the several Tax Collectors of The sew.
l. ernl DictrIcts and Parishes of the State
o! So"th Carolina.
According Ia the provisions Of the laws
OF this State, in such casc made AID proyi.
d.d. the Bills of Suspended Banks are not
"rcceIvnble by the Tr-asurcrs, Tax Collec
tors and other public officers il payment for
taxes AID o'her moneys due to the State" :"
You will therefore give at least thirty davs
notice through the public journal If vour
District or Parish. that the bills Of the fol.
loving Banks will only be received in pay.
ment i"r Taxes due the State, viz:
The Commercial Bank of Columbia.
The Bank or Charleston.
The Union Bank of Charleston.
The State Bank of Charleston.
The Bank OF Georgetown.
The Merchants Bank Of Cheraw.
The Bai of Camden.
The Bank OF Chrstsr
i"u will also receive the Taxes, or anv
other dues 10 the State, in the Bills of the
Bank "t the State of South Canlina-
Should any Tax Collector in tie State re-
t"Nr to obey tie foregoing Instructions, or
present al the Treasury any Bills on other
bahAS Than iGus. above named, he will be
dealt with accardlng To law.
} ID. ASlIMORE.
Comptroller General
January ~. lS5S 5O-4t.
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Land and Negroes for
Sale.

James E. CuretOn, | In Equity. Bill
vs. for sale Lands
s. B. Hammond, John and Negroes.
Caskey, ct. al.
In pursuance Of the decree Of the Court
in the above case, will sell at Lancaster
&. H., on "Wednesday the 18th day of Feb
ruary 1888 the Tract Of Land belonging 70
Esiatc ot James Adams, decd on the wa
ters of GiIls Creek, containing 9lt acres
more or less bounded by Land, of Mrs
Montgomery, Samuel Robinson, Wm. Ste
vens and ]. B. Cousart
Also two negroes, Pat and her daughter,
girl about ~ years old, likely and smart,
TERMS.-A credit Of IL months, pur.
chaser TO give bond with two good sure.
ties, with interest from day Of sale, and
mortgage, except as much cash as vii! paw
cost.
s4y" The bed and household furniture
belonging to Agnes Adams will be sod
same day and place.
JAMES Ii. WITHERSPOON,
Z. T.. l.. ID.
Jan. 26, 1858. 5O-3t
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TERMS OF HARPERs MAGAZINE.

TERMS OF HARPER's MAGAZINE.
One copy for one year, 90 90
Two copies for one year, 500
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