Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-19
ID.

DIED.
In Washington. on the 10Th instant, at 10
ocI ok p m. MARY, the beloved wife OF J, r.
Wo.lard. IN the 36th year oil her age.
A, Mataponi, IN the county Of Spotsvlvanla
on the IS, day OF February, JAMES n. PAR
KER, IN ,Re Goth year OF MS age.
At ~Rockland." Loudoun County, Va, on
Saturday,. the 18th OF February, ELIZA SOUTH
GATE. wife of Armlstead +. NJ. Rust, esq, and
d,ugnrer of Hon John W Lawrence, OF New
York in the 18th year OF her age. In the death
nj, TINS interesting lady, society has lost one OF
- brightest ornaments, the church a valued
member her loving husbaRd d most devoted
,yrfe and three SINAI, children have been de-
,r,ve6 of the tender care OF one OF the londes;
and most afectionate OF mothers. She leaves
,oo a large circle OF relations and friends to
mourn her sudden and untimely decease. The
remains were inferred IN the Union Cemetery on
Monday evening, after a pathetic and impress
slye discourse al ST James Church by the Rev.
Mr. Caldwell.
At Greenvilie, in Fauquier County, on the
10Th INST after a iew days illness OF Influenza,
ending in a Ord paralytIc stroke, } ARlHUk
LEE. in the 56ih year OF his age. Although
living a retired and unostentatlous life, MIR. Lee
was known TO and highly appreciated as man
OF much worth and OF many excellent quail
les. by a la ge circle OF warm friends and reia'
ions His heart and his doors were always
open 10 calls OF benevolPnce and hospitality
Tn, rch and the poor, the high and the low,
the old aud the young, the nelghbor aud the
stranger, we're equally and generously received
at ms bountilul table. He was mild, but fri in
his character. and sensitive in his department.
IL. .,.,l.I,, ,raS for Ia tp-constaut and faith
ml-hr was liberal and unstinting IN his boun-
les Mr.. Lee was, in his habits and tone OF
character, a modern specimen, OF the old Viz
gina gentleman, aud the place he leaves va
cant Ia his dom eStlc relations, will not be easily
rl,L. He was the Youngest son OF Capt Han
cock Lee, who was one OF The earliest pioneers
of the wilds OF Kentucky from this Sta'e-
cot.mporary and Intimately acquainted with
DANIEL Boone. who tradition says, on penetrd-
TIN, still farther West in the wilderness, found
trees marked with Capt Lees name.
s.y" NOMINATIONS A Convention Of the
American party and those who intend acting
with them al the coming municipal election,
vas held at American Hall, on Tuesday night,
he 10Th INST, when the following named gentle
men We're duly uomii ated.
FoR MAyoa-W. ID. Massey.
AUTHORS. J Mccormick.
Arrog<EY-Judge {. Neale.
SuRyEYoR-W. d. Stuart.
SUPERINTENDENT OF GAs-JacOb Roxbury.
SUPERINTENDENT or Police VIM. Mankin.
ME,svRER or Wuop AND BARK.-WIlliam {.
Reynolds.
CLERK ny THE MARHET-Thos. Wilmington.
ML,syREKs OF LUMBgR-Wm. II. Mcknight
and JUun Greenwood.
CulLgcroKs OF TAxss john A. Field, n. D.,
and Wesley Avery, ). ID.
AsSsSsoRs.-Peter q. HENDERSON and William
4 DAVIS.
GAvCER -Georss McCleish.
jHlrP ENGISlER OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Vim ". Rock. feb l9-tE
sESy- Without the solicitation Of many
friends, ! Offer myself as d candidate for the Of
nee OF superintendent OF Police. II i be the
pleasure ct my friends 20 electme, | will faith,
iuliy perform the dut es OF the office
reb ig--,E NEWMAN CROSS.
E.y" FRIENDS AND FELLOw-ClTIzENs II
nkr lhi> method OF informing you, | am still d
candidate Tor the office OF Superintendent OF 10
ice. and most respectfully solicit your SURFACES
ieb iSwtost. GEO. W, WALKER.
fry GEORGE ". Brent will be supported
al the approaching election, as a competent per
son 10 fill the office OF Attorney Tor the Corpo
ration, by MANY INDEPENDENT VOTERS.
ieb la-tE
ass" GEORGE DAVIS will re supported fol
The office OF Superintendent, OF Police, at the ap
p,oaching election, by
feb lo4-eo6t MANY CITIZENS.
sny- We are authorized to announce joins
FysLErH, as a candidate for Superintendent o
Gas. [teS le-tEl CITIZENS.
DACON.-5 hhds. Shoulder Bacon, in store
ID and for sale low, for cash, by
teb 4-eo2w I. A. BREWIS 4 co
y a LBS. MOUNTAIN BACON, fol
r-b HILL, BROWN & PARTLOW.
TOO BUSHELS OF PRIME CLOVER
ltt SEED, just received, and for sale by
teb Q ID. S. GWlN n SON.
WOOL PURCHASED at highest cast
jan HILL; BROWN & PARTLoW.
D0ToMAC HERRING AND SHAD, a few
tb2 u. S. GwIN&S'N.
) nn0 LBS. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
-sUOO for sale b.
ieb II KINCHELOE & BRUlN.
ARDS tubs No. | Family Lard, for SALE
hIhv [feh 81 J. n. HARPER 4 co.
hoEER SEEn.-Clover Seed, in store, and
- iot sale by Ian 30l DAN'L. +. HOOE.