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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17

The Union laughs ss, what it calls, "she
amusing airs and antics OF the New York
Herald. !" declares that all the Hcrald's as'
,srtions abou. the sntagouistic policy OF Eng
land, France and Spain, are moonsh'ne;
and af6,ms the fact to be. that these great
European powers concur fully in the line OF
policy laid down by the United States con-
cernine Mexico and Central America. and
that it is probable, when ell the facts come
to be ascertaiDed. Spain will herself acknowl'
edge tho binding force Of the Monroe doc
,rioe Of non-ioterferer cs in the affairs of this
eontinent. The Uoion thinks toe Herald
kuows no m,re about the foreign policy OF
our government, than it does OF the Designs
of the European powers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17

Mr.. Clipgman undertook to criticize some
of the Unions late remarks on our foreign
rolicy. The Union, rather tartly advises
the Senator to put on his speotac!es," and
If he has a mind to be faslt finding, to hunt
ont real offender, next time!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17

The Committee of Accounts of the New
York Common Council have been making
revelations not at all palstablo to certain par
~ leaders, and the old committee has been
superseded by new one, not expected to De
m kaen.aiphted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17

An association for commercial travellers,
akin to that ubi, h exists IN Great Briiain,
bias recently been prciocpd 10 New York -
The number of travelling agents haiiIug TT III
New York, B. sion, Philadelphia and Balri-
m IRE. end constantly persm 'u!ating the
Unirn, 10 at least eieh thousand, and 1t lie
proposed TO form society with number OF
The LEADING merchants in each city at liz head,
for the purpose of bringing these travellers
into communication with each other, 81 that
the wearing Of me slight badge or peculiar
min sbould AZ once make individuals of this
Glass acquainted with each other.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17

A service, styled by he minister Rev Mr.;
Jonofelos, a "Vesper service cons sing Of
b,mns, anth. ms, chants, prayers, both audi
HE and SILENT" lessons Of Scripture, d. is
Mia in the Sscond Uui,arian C.urch. Brook
iyn. 90 sach Sandy evening. 1t was listened
~ las, Sunday evening for the 6r't time by
a crowded church, anG notice was gwen 'oat
upoo intervening Sabbath e'enlpgs'n s.' nsua al
services, With a sermon, would De heio az
heretofore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17

Five gentlemen Of Prince Georges county,
Nd, challenge any other FIVE from Prince
Georges, Charles, and ST. Msry's, to part
ridge shooting, upon wager Of "supper
and trimmings" to come off at Medley q
Overs Hotel, at Upper Marlboro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17

DR.. Stone, one OF the most celebrated and
successful physicians Of New Orleans, being
.sked how many yellow fever patients he
had los. during the rast season, replied
About twenty-five hundred, as that number
still remains unaccoupted for, after the other
nh ysicisns had made their reports"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17

Many visitors to New York will probably
remeu Der fashionable and handsome Wild
ov, Mrs Selma StinsoI, who kept 40 elegant
and genteel boarding house 10 Chambers
street. A day or two ago she died, 10 az un'
ocutied house in Watts street, n Vicrim to To-
temperarce and destitutiOn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17

The captain OF the steamship Hermann has
had his conduct severely censured for leaving
his ship at Panama, and instructing his hrst
officer to proceed with her direct to San Fran
cisco. Through the columns OF the New
York Herald, he exonerates himself from the
charges which have been made against him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17

The "serenades," sod specifications call
cd for in Washington, are becoming subjecs'
for ridicule 10 scms of the papers. We dare
say, the recipients Of these bonoTs would ire
ouently be glad to be rid OF this kind OF com
nl:meut, tu, when the crowd assemb!e,-the
music plays. and the calls ere made-~sat
.re thew to do, especially wh n their Own po-
G,;o.l friends are asking for speech!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17

A number OF vessels have been hemned IN
with the ice between Poughkeepsie and Al
bany and injured. Two were cut through
and sunk. The late soft weather, however,
ia expected to release them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17

Samuel Barnes, e.q, for many years the
editor and conductor OF q newspaper at Fred
erick. (Md,) and more recently editor OF the
Clipper, at Baltimore. died at his residence
ia Baltimore county "Wednesday morning at
the advanced aye of seventy two years. lie
has filled many positions OF honor and trust
in his native State aud city, and always with
marked credit and ability.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17

Sappipg,on's Hotel. at Charle'to"n' Va.'
has been rented by Mr.. james lj"m', OF Mar
,;nsture. who will oten it Tor public accom-
m ,da,ion on the fret Of January.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17
will gnarl about a bone.


And play /, & a@r "hel n we none
We are gettIu, " think, Ia these 'aisE.r'
that politics AMI elections OF all cra.,'-
from Con,tahles to GJvernOFs--lrc -nt;
humbugs, and rntber m l.n thing. j 80
report OF the discussion at AlrGtpi1a. -
tween these candidates be any tu"g .
correct, they are SometLiHg as one -.
the other. Ii they cOntLue e. address -
people until the election, the Dis'Ic. ~,
doubtless, be much eDll ghtercd Oh ne .D.'
ject of political economy, 'nd TIE grea' 4I''
lions of federal policy; besides tci"g ct .r'n
ID and elevated, during TIE time, - 'I.a
mems Of high and d!gnif d orat.r., ,cI
AS have not been beard -iuce the day. 81
tried mems soul," passed way
But said only meant To write "
short note, ADJ 1t is time IL. cl 8 up % .
you OBSERVE OLD tO''.
Beck Woods. December II lSjS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17

The value of Slaves 10 the Southern States
conrinues to increase. Every rise of a cent
a mound ip cotton, adds hundred dollars to
the value Of a field hand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17

The Martinsburg American announces 'nas
"cbris,mss is comiug-aDd so is the lieut.
from that ofbos." With bis Christmas verses;
and hs hopes be will be remembered
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17

Mr.. Charles S. Jones, having recently been
elected Doorkeeper of the Senate. Mr.. Alex
snder Dodge. OF Madison. Indiana. has been
annoinIed AS istaut Doorkeeper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17

F. W. Lincoln, jr., was reelected Mayor
of Boston on Monday by over 1000 plurali'
ty. lie wa. the Citizens candidate. Moses
Kimbau, Republican. has 4 372 votes, and
Julius A. Palmer, Temperance. l.l3O. A
m iority of the Aldermen elect were on the
Cltzans' ticket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17

The home place OF the late Allen Bowie
Of Prince Georges county, Md, has been
nurcbseed By John Z Bowie, al $50 per acre
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17

Raw. G. W. Carter preached last week
70 large congregations at Winchester and
White Post, Clarke Co., Va. Ills removal
Co., o,r State is much regretted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17

The Washington States urges strongly toe
.nno;ntmep, OF an able and efficient Minis
ter 70 Mexico.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17

The contested election case IRON mary
land WHITE agaius Harris, is DOW before
the House of Representatives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17
New BOOKS, MAGAZINES, AND PA,
PFRS, AT GEO SIGGERS Book and Pc

New BOOKS, MAGAZINES, AND PA
PFR>, AT GEO SIGGERS' Book and Pc.
riod;cul ), re, 70 Prime street. opposhs The Gdsdie
CGrs
Godeys Lady's Book for January. This is
charming rumbeT-in fact il is one OF the best
numbers ever issued, and the price is only 25c.
or - per year.
The Ladies American Magazine-ths is the
first number Of the above Magazine. Ii IS got.
ton up in fist rate svle and contains matter OF
inIe est tor the Ladies, price III cts or - per
year
The Great Republic Monthly, new Maya
zine 25c. or So per year
Perersons Ladies National Magazine for
January, III cts.
The Metropolitan Catholic Almanac and
Lairys Directory for 1899, 23c.
Bajlou's Dollar Monthly for January, lOc.
Pictorial Brother Jonathan tor the Holidays
~ cis
The Mirror OF Fashion, CTS
Nrw Paper Dolls little Frst, Minnie Miller,
a full supply OF rhe different kinds on hand.
All fh- Weekly Papers on hand, and every
thing else in the cheap Book and Periodical
Lin. dec IS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17

x,,,.,., Armory at Harper" Ferry
The estimate Of appropriation presented oy
the Secretary of War tor the Harpef's ferfy
Armory for the next fiscal year If: A,oo ,oo
For the mabuiac urs OF Arms s%ov'v ny
For repairs and Improvements o''i'o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17
t,YNTNff,-r


| have heen thinking tn tir., .r,>.rr I'm,
| had. | would write you letter. T...-.,.
nunber OF your corresp oLdeut-. ..vt,..
almost dsters me from dong 50. i sid. Z
know your aim Is TO make The ca TIE w..
it really ia newspaper; and aage r.,,
ing 10 the way VI news TO give y9u-at .,..
nothing that would De OF interest {, y.n
your readers IL Is true, might tell SIN
thing you don't know, Cor have dream,
Of | could tell you there was ,cr,i,.
dJg-fsht at a peiguDorlng mill. ooe d., H..
week. But you would 'ht case u have ,ucr
a thug as that stuck IN tie lller. \.
straoge as II may spI ear, there are TO-,
VINO Ike to see dos-hgat tax. r.
sorts Of people to MAKE world, tar, .,,
90, after sli. perhaps. II is at rm,fs,,',
l might tell you my lie gnbor, Col.
butcheled BOG iea days ago, .!,i y...,,
ed just 399 b.. | happened at o., %.
when be Helsned II. H. seemed 10 b. ~.
Ill numJr about the weIght-auore lue ,r.'
yards were wrong. Says |, CJIouel tam.
you ought to be perfectly salIsf.d-i,l.a,,
every cody else. Yes, but wa 80. ~ 49,,
be, Il bet the old Lady an csg.nog AZ C,r'.,,
mas, It would 20 400 b ami ,o'ty.u 500
that COMPOUNDED one po0Rd make, me ,..e ~.
Uet, aud taxes the beauty cut ut the I p te.
sides " | just Coz Guided tGer. a.. o.,
many people sarsf d with the weigh, u
their hugsl
Another thing | might tell you that yop
haV'n ut heard. Tue Rev. Mr.. - gre,.1.i
last Sabbath 10 our did church Oh a uy,te,.
ous passage from tee first Book Ut ii .c.,.
ices. Nothing remarkable aUuu. That .,,,,.
er, fer he Or sUme one else ,re4sag, u.,r.
every Sabbath, aud always On wy,sergs.
passage ~ some VI Us.
Another thing | might mention. Oh,
farmers, On account Of iazlness aud ,ac bal
weather, will uOt get all tnelr corn housed
before Christmas. Bot this often A.rrrr.
aud there Is no use IN putting IT 10 toe "a.
pers. l might say, aloO, tnat squirrels a..
wild tn. kIes are aDundint 10 tn, r,gru.--
But dJu't suppose you or your l-a.gr,
would care about hearing It, uuie-. va
were near enough TO take ii shot al then uc.
C2oIOudliJ'
But | must mention a circumstance 4
certain mab-not after the Or t.. a.. NJ.
ohisedeck exactly short time slrc.. -,
drunk and laid out all night, on tue I'D ol
the road, close by sn old DrIld.e c9v. He
COW, being 90 early riser, got W net HcAt
morning, sud lett nIm snoring away. Naca
the mao aw ke aid found blmsell aiote.
be laid be did not know whether Gr rs
himself or the COW; aud actually WA!
about IA mile to the house where u cos be-!
gone, to hrd GU. TIis 10 hi, owu accyuai
Of IT,
Now, | might tell you many things '5a
would seem singular TO some pe,p.e. Jl.
don't know that it would be oil any Ia,gs-i
to the world at large, Or "tke resi- Of u,a
kind" Such, for instance, as Iiss ".
horns 10 their forehrads--seese that rco:
hlss-pupples born without tails, al! J4.n
With muetaches. ~.
see by the papers that the D mnclt:
candidates Tor Congress 10 the old l,rq
Dsrrict, are havug quite battle TT g.'
principles. Sam Butter SAID long az -,
shat some animals,
g. will gnall about bone
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17

E2RUSH MANUFACTuRY.-The subscri-
ID Der respectfully informs his friends and
the public. that hr still continues 10 manuiac-
'ure BRUSHES al his old stand, No 80 King
street. where he mas on hand general assort
ment OF BRUSHES, likewise his just received
handsome assortment OF SLElGh>, tor boys
and infants Willow Chairs with Tables, Willow
Crates and Wagons, small WheeIbarrows-a
variety OF Willow and fancy Baskets: also, many
articles useful for housekeeping.
dec l5-po7t JOHN SHAKES
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17

Con,rGc-s are CT pieted, aud the work will
be Immediately CONNIE nced at Savannah.
Ca, Tor the construction of telegraph line
to Ferandins, Fla, thence bv land to Cedar
keys, and from there 10 Key West BY sab.
mariue cable. Firm tbs latter place, cable
will also be laid to Cuba The contractors
for this work will leave New Yark 10 fes
DAYS for the 6sld of operations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17

set down 10 the b ok Of Common Prayer
under The bead of the SoiemnizatIon OF
Ma.rimony.
L. NAV appear strange, and yet We have
eyary reason TO believe that the women o.
Virginia and Maryland. IN the early COLO
,,lnl time, were much less addicted to the
vanitips # personal sd3rnment than tue
fair Purit,ps OF Massachusetts Bay. Ii We
nav trust the psmphlete'rs OF the period,
the granddaughter of Priscilla Alden were
unite as mucn given to little bonnets and
nmriitudinous skirts as the graceful ladies
Of Boston are at the present moment
writer, VIII styles himself the 5 nipple Cob
bier OF Agsawam, in America, lnSeighs
against tue ldleness, vanity and fondness IT
d. --s which characterized some OF the women
oil New England. Says he: IL truly con-
Tess i, is beyond the ken of my understand
ing 20 conceive how these women have any
true grace, or valuable virtue, that have 60
little Wit rs 10 d,-hgure themselves with such
exotic garbs AZ transform them into i'll shapen
shelI-tish, Egg ptian hierogtypbcs. OF at tn.
best into French fiirts, which proper Eag-
Ii hwvmap should scorn with her heels. l:
is NJ marvel that they wear drsis on the
INNER part OI tnelT nstus, y" "ey "aoe
thing m lie .torepar but fe1c squirrels
JraiaS 10 neip ;nem trlsk ron one fashion
To another" Il haze" be adds, been
solitary wido9er almost twelve years, and
proposed lately to step over to my native
C untry Cor yuke-fellow, but when l con-
s.ie7ed how the women spoil themselves With
taeir cladments, have DO heart for the voy-
age" A very different testimony Is borne
by worthy John Hammond, with regard to
the women o! Virginia and Maryland. 10
his lttIe boo k entitled "L,sh aod Rachel OF
the TWO fruitful sisters, Virginia and Mary.
land" published in 1856. be gives a pleas
ing picture OF the quiet, rational and indie
pendent lie Of the planter; Ut the cordial aud
elegant hospitality # his house. and the
thrift and deccrum IF bis family; he says:
tnat rhs wives we're occupied With such do
me.tlc EN- ploymrnts and houscwifery as 10
England, that It 10 dressing 9ictuaIs, right
Jug Up taa house, arranging the dairy, sewing,
aud rocking the cradle. The lecturer then
gave a series Of sketches OF habits and man.
ners wonderfully graphic and alive, for which
our crowded column. contain no room.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17
|,HRlSTMAs HOLIDAYS AM.

THRlSIMAS h OL ~ 4 :
~ YEAR We'll SIT! wha' nave 20.
about them | mean 10 say wal .
say, that is 10 say, # you say you aS'
body say that had no nice "o"I'N
aforesaid days, will merely -
this way. Now Sir Just take a ''o,
Counters and Show Cases, loaded "
from the smales Juvenile Pictures. va.
Puzzles 10 the biggest Poets-aiso D
Writing Desks IN great variety Won
Cahas. Purses aud Porte Mond.r' '
Pen and Pocket KNIVES. Scissors 20.
new style Ink Stands. Tablets, CoH''
Soaps. Perfum.ry. Chess Men, poH',,
Cannon Board-. India Rubber Balls
zeal instruments, Paint Boxes Win io''
DC, &c
And last though no. least, just take o
these beau'iiul new MeIod'Ons, ll'' .
factory OF Carhart, Needham Il co D."
am selling al factory prices, toge.h'' "
" every kind Of Musical losrGunr"
Flute to Piano with some or ~.
OF music 10 select from rr.r
dec IS JOHN n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17

The last rum Der of the + iiuburg Review
has an abusive. not t, cay scurrlous article.
on lam erica and the Slave Trade" written,
it is SAID. by an American. The character OF
the article may be judged Of. BY the fact that
it charges tue es Unable Bishop Payne. With
having been engaged in the African Slave
trsde--au accusation known to every body,
TO be yrouudless and false.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17

r hNDS FOR SALE.-We have for sale a
l nice lii le farm OF EIGHTY ACRES, with
good improvements. near Centrevllle, Fairfax
County a beautiful and healthy situation, and
said TO be- excel ent soil-most OF the place is
now set IN grass Also, / II acres OF nreIy tim.
bered land one mile IRON Fairfax Court House,
and wirhio | OF mile Of the line of the Manas
sas Gap Railroad There could be wood and
timber rrough sold on this place 10 pay more
than the pfice asked !or II.
WewIIl sell either or both OF the above pla-
ra, on very easy terms. or will take Manassas
Gap or Orange and Alexandria Railroad Bonds
IN payment Apply 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17

- BAGS JAVA AND RIO COFFEE
~ 81 Chests u and Imperial Tea
s Chests lack Tea
20 Boxes Starch
10 Ground Coffee
3 B,les Wrapping Twne
s Boxes Ground Glrgsr
20 VI Candles
~ Mustard
80 Cheese for sale by
dec 10 KTNCHELOF N PRUlN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17

The question has been asked 10 the news.
papers upon what authority the Secretary of
the Interior has called together at Washing
ton u number Of lie aiding agri,ulturalis,s from
various parts OF the Uoion. The answer is
that it is under the authority Of an act of
Congress making an appropriation for the
collection If agricultural statistics. Tosend
agents abr ad to.colcct these facts Was one
III 'de Of M king these collections, and 1t has
Ieeu partially tried, but without much suoc 'ss.
1t was thought better to call together prom
inent and practical agricultsrist from each
State and Territory, and obtain from them
the desired information. The convocation
will meet in Washington 90 the Sd of Janu-
airy. The members are to be allowed five
cents a mile tran.i,, AID twen,yf five dollars
each tor their expenses while there.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17
HOLIDAY PRE>ENTS.

1879. HOLIDAY PRESENTS
las. ENTWISLE 4 son, Eoo'"i7.
81 StafiOnus No. 90 kiag street, runourrr
hey have Low IN store her suPIly o.
suitable for presents al he { h l,'md' 49, '
Years season Thy re p~c'n ) MN.
tentiOn IF purchasers 70 h.!T asS";'n'h.
II co, it'd nj that so general STOCK hr .
before been Gfirr,d IN rhrs market Hr.
large stock of the Standard Poets 4" ''
sizes, IN cIo'h, sheep, morocco biue ar' Z
Turkey antique
A great variety # the tine q o Book,
sea- on. lnc'ud! z Ia, StIaliord pair'Y.
Gallery OF Famous Poets, elegantly b,..
Morocco Antique.
Tn. finest 81 he Octave Anruli' 10
gilt, morocco, ard Turkey aH'Iqu'. Al.
great variety OF l2mo. Anr"lt', sp"
bourd including a number oi DeS one
Handsome EDITIONS ol III Po'" " i..'
Turkey antique. and ! cali, rc.ud - a.. .
ed tOn OF Inc WavcrI.y Novels.
Albums al all sizes AID every s'y.~o' '..
PRAYER Books. a d Bibles. bOu b" 30.
elegant styles OF velvet, ard m"ro'r'.
Family Bibles. vi AID " h,u '.a'g,
Gold Pens Msh'gtuy sid Ro'r"o.d It'd.
Desks, Leather desks Fine Por' F"'"' .
Knives, Ink sta, d., Chess Men, BE-. = ...
Boards, Dominoes &c.
CHlLDRFNS BOOKS in almost Fl d g..
ETY., comprisl' z all new poFu'ar "2FA, .'.
season, I, ga'h.r wl'h he be. stand '.o
tons. Also, large ruTbrr OF 'ht
books OF he Study School Union N''-
Sons, AID Dana n Go.
AB. c Blocks in boxes; new Game
tfuctible Picture, AID A. B {. BOOK
Dolls; Color Boxes. Transparent >a'''.'
Tn. articles abCvs -men'rcn'd are
having just b'en purchased al M No.
having been bcugh, at he lowest price,
sold correspoEdingIy low.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17

Thos. W. Edwards esq o. LDudoun announ.
ces that he shall hereafter cooperate with
the Democratic party, but that 10 ding 50,
he will DO: be supporting all OF the principles
of the Democratic party to which he former
Iy was opposed. for, be adds, two, at least,
Of the old whig measures, are Dot so distaste.
full to the democratic party DOW as formerly
TO wit: internal Improvements by the gen.
ersl governmebt-and a tariff for revenue
With incidental protection to the mauufac-
torres OF our own country; and never, as
whig, desire batter tariff than is recon.
mended by the President 10 his last message"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17

sbLOWS, FLOW CASTINGS, &c-l have
I nos a large assortment OF Minor Hor.
toms FLOWS
Ll.us' Iron Beam PLOWS
Rlrhs Iron Redm PLOWS
Rough and Ready PLOWS
l.anton Moore plnW> wrought ard cast shear
DAVIS PLOWS. wrought and cast shear
hillside PLOWS; Subsoil FLOWS, and
many Other varieties
4UDUe LBS or PLOW CASTINGS.
For sale by DRAYTON q MEADE,
Der I3 No ~ Fairfax street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17

l 'Oh SALE The tract 81 land, known az
THE MUSH POT" belonging 10 A. w.
Mcdonald. e.q, containing 33i ACRES, on the
old Lee>burg Road adjoining the Corporation
OF Alexandra.
II not sold before the frs day of January
next, It will be rented Tor the ensuing year Ii
rented security wall be required.
dec 2--dtIdnl JOHN MARSHALL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17

The House of K representatives., on Wsdnes-
day by vote OF ll3 to Sc. decided to In
PEACH Hon John e. Watrous. judge Of the
DISTRICT of Texas. for "higa criues and misde-
meapoes." Arrangements, We presume. will
be Oh d for the trial OF Judge Various, at
ss early day as possible. There have been
bat few GASES of Impeachment, since the
orsaui. alton Of our government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17

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