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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-15
MANASSAS GAP RAIL ROAD.
ls57 FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS .s5'
EVN& M ~ 80 -

INVITE the attention OF the public TO the
facilities afforded by this Company, for the
quick and safe conveyance OF Specie, Bank
Notes, valuable packages, heavy and bulky
freight &c,
EXPRESSES for the Fast, to Baltimore,
PhilaEeip"r New York, Boston, Providence,
Hartford. &C leave our office daily, at 2, +. NJ.
EXPRESSES for the South, to Richmond,
Fredericksburg Petersburg, Lynchburs, and tor
polnts in North Carolina, South Carolina, Geor'
sia. Alabama, and Tennessee, leave daily at
2, P. VI. -,
Our EXPRESSES are always accompanied
by careful and trustworthy messengers ana the
public can rely upon all business entrusted 10 US
benz done with safety, punctuallty, and des-
patch. p,...
RATEs-On heavy freight from Baltimore
s75 cents q, 100 lbs; from Philadelphia, $ii
from New York, Sl.5O.
No packages Of goods taken by weight, un-
less weighing over 200 lbs.
feb cot r. w. FALLS, Agent.
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LUMBER YARDS.

I UMBER. COAL, AND WOOD YARDM
| 4 Corner of J'non aud Queen streets, North -
Where | am prepared to furnish every descrp
ton OF LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATHS, LIME,
&c. Also. Oak and Pine Wood, Red and White
Ash. and Cumberland COAL, which am sell.
ing low ior cash, or on reasonable terms to good
customers. (aug 2-tfl U. W. BARKER.
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TO THE PUBLIC.-Althougt

>~ TO THE PUBIIC.-Alrhough
1.-SSsa-a. rather summarily dispossessed OF
the Omnibus work in connection with the "eo.
Page, NV friends and the public at large will
find nv COACHES at the wharf, at the Wash
ington Depot, and on the Avenue, as usua and
respectfully ask lor their countenanCe and sup
mort Iian l,-d,f1 HUGH LATHAM
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JOHN II. PARROTT,

BOOKSELLER And ST4TIONER,
A LSO, sole Agent in this place, and this
N region of Virginia, for the sale OF NoR-
CEsTER's CELEBRATED PIANOS, and CARHAkT
NEEDHAM's NELODEONS; keeps constantly on
hand a well selected Stock Of STATIONERY.
Also. the largest Stock OF MUSIC and MUSl-
CAL INSTRUMENTS ever offered in this mar
ket riy 3-.f1 JOHN H. PARROTT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-15

n JOSEPH BRoADAs will be supported at the
coming election, or the office OF City SnryeyoT
by Uan l--tEl MANY 'OIERS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-15
Prince William County, ie 25-eotf

CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN-WAkE.
I R r. MILLER, son 4 CO., lnpor:
ttrs, have received two instaments OF their fall
supplies from the English Potteries, and Will
continue 10 receive accessions TO their stock TIL
the business season sets IN.
r. H. MILLER son 4 CO, can assure
their friends and customers well as all 9th.
ers from the interior, that their stock shall De OF
the most desirable description, and that their
prices will compare favorably with those OF any
dealers in their line, III any other markets in the
United States.
n MILLER, SON & CO, have prepared
themselves TO offer to Virginia Merchants, every
inducement 10 make their purchases IN their
line. within the limits of the Commonwealth
WINDOW GLASS.-They have Just receiv,
ed via Antwerp and New York, from the great
mandatory Of "Roux," near Brussels, lla9
boxes FRENCH WINDOW GLASS, OF super
lot quality, and of different thicknesses, "hlen
they have imported under such circumstances
as 10 enable them 10 offer q superior article al
very moderate prices. 3 mo N
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-15

T OTTERY for the benefit OF the State of Del
! 4 aware, Class 6. for 1855, TO be drawn at
Delaware, Oh SATURDAY, Jan
nary 18th 1888
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-15

Wy INDOW SHADES AND CURTAIN
w GOODS, IN GREAT VARIETY AND VERY
LOW PRICES AT J. p. CL.lRhES Curtain Store,
No IS Kng-sircet Persons IN want OF WIN
DOW CURTAINS will find at this establish
ment the largest, best, and cheapest assortment
in this city. Brocatelle, Satin DeLaIne, Wors,
ted Damask, Lace ard Muslin CURTAINS and
CURTAIN MATERIALS, OF every style aud
quality Rich Gilt CornIces Glmps' lasseis,
Cord, Racks, Roller Ends, Brackets, and all
kinds OF Window Fixtures, and Decorations.
nov 80
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A GRICULTURAL WORKS FOR 1881,

A GRlCULTURAL WORKS FOR IS5S!-
u The HoritusRuiSt and Journal OF Rural
Art aud Rural Tastes, conducted by J. Jay
Smith, and published in Philadelphia, monthly,
al r. per aunum.
The .Ineisan Farmer, published in Baltimore,
monthly a. $ per annum.
The Cuiiruior, mcnhIy. edited by Luther Tue
ker. published in Albany, 50 cts. per annum.
The Cmntry Gcuiieman, published in Albany,
weekly, edited by Luther Tucker, s. per annum.
Subscriptions received by
dccp4 ROB1 BELL. Agent.
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T OTTERY for the benefit OF the State OF
| Delaware, Class II, for 1858, to be drawn
at Wilmington, Delaware, on SATURDAY
January 3Oth, 1883.
IS Number LotteTy-l2 drawn ballots.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
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FITZPATRICK & BURNS,
FAIRVIEW COTTON WORKS,
NEAK THE CANAL BASIN. ALEXANDRIA, VA.

Manufacturers of Mattresses Patent Spring,
Hair, Cotton, Husk, aud Moss; Cotton warp
Cotton Twine, and Cotton Bats.
" Any description and size made TO order
al short notice
" An assortment of the above articles al
ways OH hand. ap 3-u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-15

"ICKORY. OAK. AND PINE WOOD FOR
SALE-SAMUEL BEACH & son are
now engaged in running their own "OoD 10
market consisting of rhe above named kinds,
which tbey offer for sale, lat their Wood Yard,
on 81. Asaph street opposite the JAIL or at the
Fish Wharf, where landed,) to their customers
and others, cheap for cash; and as they intend
70 sell for small profits, ask z share of public
patronage. SAMUEL BEACH
sep l7-u JOHN 5. BEACH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-15

C1N REWARD-Strayed or stolen from
OlU the Long Bridge, in this county on The
night OF the 3lst ult, large red and waite
cow, with a small red calf The cow has
small straight horns. She was raised in Far
tax County, and may have tired TO make her
way back. as she was seen on the Columbia
Turnpike The above reward will be PAID tor
her return TO this place
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-15

A LEXANDRIA CITY Iix per cent Stock,
dee a0"tt CoRSE BROTHERS,
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MORE NEW B0OKS.-I~ia Roses a Mar
vi ratiye. b. Anna Cora Richie, author OF
Mimic Life. &c, price u cts.
Stories ond Lecends Of Travel and History, for
Children, by Grace Greenwood, IS cts
Sketches Of int, Literature and Character, by
Mrs. Jameson, author of characteristics OF
Women. in blue and gold 75c. Just published
and for sale by Idec 5Ul ROBERT BELL.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

TNHE MARSHALL HOUSE AGAIN OPEN!
J. Il. GRiGSBY Proprietor Having ia
ken the MARSHALL HOUSE, and secured The
assistance of Mrs K. PEITCHARrT and her son
Mr.. A. THOMAS PRITCHARTT, most respectful
" announce to my friends and the public gene
raly, that | am now prepared for the reception
OF visitors.
Nv BED.Kooms are large and well furnished;
my SERVANTS polite and attentive; my LIABLE
supplied with every deIicacy OF the season. and
nv BAR with the choicest LIQUORS. In fine
no pains shall be spared 10 render my guests
comfortable.
o. PuRTERs and ONSIEUsEs regular in atten-
dance al the arrival and departure OF cars and
boats. Very respectfully, ,ov
ian 5-eolm }. h. 0kiUSbl'
vCBG. McvElGH, ATTORNEYA Law,
u and GENERAL LIND Il e EN-, 81.
Paul. Minnesota ToTttry
REFERENCES -Sturges, Bennet x Co; X. II.
Loury. Cashier Bank OF Republic. New York
Cbubb Brothers, Washington, d. C.; Bent 4
Kinzer: VIM. \. McVeigh, President Of Bank
OF Old Dominion, Alexandria, Va: Wnrts,
Austir & McVeigh, Philadel pha, Pa Hopkln,,
Hull & Co: Appleton Il Co. Baltimore, Md; f.
n Miller x Co.. ST. Louis Mo; Hon. J. W.
Brockeubrough, Lexington, Va. jy ll-eoly
wM. II. BARLEY. HARy1Y O. MILLS
VVTILLIAM H. BARLEY X Co, success.
w sors 10 J. + Creighton & Co, importers
and dealers in HARDWARE, Cutlery Bar Iron
Steel. Hollow-ware, Guns, Agricultural lmpie'
ments, &c, &c.
Agents for the Old Dominion Nail Works.
No. 90, corner of King and Royal streets, AL
exandria, Va.
l9- Country Merchants are requested TO call
and examine our Stock sep 1T
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-15

A LEXANDRIA LIVERY AND SALE
n STABLE.-Will be opened on Tuesday,
September lst, al the corner Of Queen and Far
far streets one square north Of helrtons HofI the
LIVERY STABLE recently erected BY the sub
scriber, where may be had at all times HORSES
AND BUGGIES, RIDING HORSES, DC, &c
The proprietor will also receive HORSES on
ov%O't own, and I prompt returns wli be made Com.
ro;ss;on tor the sale of HORSES entrusted to
INV care moderate My Stables are fitted up in
the best style, and the business will receive my
personal attention. Gentlemen in the country
having Horses Tor sale or exchange, are referred
10 any of the merchants OF Alexandria.
aug 2S-eotf THOMAS COYLE.
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VOL. Liz.
AI-I~n'a. ~az-tt- g. Virginia Advertiser,
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
EDGAR SNOW DEN.
Al Eight Dollars per snnum, payable half yearly.

AieIan's. Gazette 81 Virginia Advertiser.
FOR TIE COUNTRY
II PUBLISHED, REGULARLY, on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
At Five Dollars per snnun, payable in advance
TfgNs OF ADVERTISING rtsements not exceeding
one square in three times for one dollar Adyer-
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slutra INSIDE or rs cents OUTSIDE
Sixteen lines are counted as square.
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having reference the usus amount Of space they may
occupy.
Parsons advertising by the not to advertise articles
not included their ular business 70 insert In
their advertisements any other names than their own
n.ERI,GEs and OBITUARY NOTICES exceeding FIVE lines,
viii be- charged for ~ advertisements.
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TIT IFIUIT 70 TIIEo PE"NV
JAMES H. MADDOX,
ian I2-eo3t' Empire House
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-15

VALLEY FEMALE INSTITUTE, Wis
' CHESTER, VA-The fourth annual session
Of this Institution will commence September
lst, 1857, and continue FIVE months. The Board
OF Instruction is complete, and superior adyan-
teges are offered for thorough and polite edu-
cation. For further information, send and get
a catalogue. S. P. YORK, A. NJ,
G. LA MONTE, A. b.,
Principals and ProprIetor8
Winchester, iy 7-eoly
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DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE, ad

4 DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE, ad.
n loining Brentsville, the county seat OF
Prince William, containing TWO HUNDRED
AND SIXTY ACRES OF excellent farm or
grazing land, some fifty or sixty acres being bot
tom land, the remainder rolling, with sufficient
S-s.S timber, TOR the use OF the farm. ne
EllH- HOUSE is a comfortable tw o story DICK
with other out buildings, and some three or iour
excellent never failing springs OF water Also
fine quarry of free stone, that is nnsurPasse!d,
and easy of access and profitable. The FARM
was formerly owned by John Williams. Any
one desiring 10 view the property and know the
terms, can call on NJ NJ. Roseberry, near Brents
vile, or ]. NJ Roseberry, No. 3l4 King street
Alexandria. J. VI kooEbEhhi,
NJ VI. ROSEBERRY,
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II {. BERRY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL
]. ER IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NOTIONS
Fancy GooDS, &c, No u, hmg.Srea, IS now
receiving large and we'll selected stock OF
FAIL GOODS, to which he calls the attention
Of dealers and others visiting our city, as he is
satisfied thar he can furnish them goods upon
as good terms as any house further North.
sep II
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Certificates Of packag SO whoIes cost "Sl4O %
Do do 25uaIf do 1000
DO do 25quarter do $500
EyORDERS for Tickets and Shares and Ger.
thcates OF Packages in the above Splendid Lot
teries, will receive the most prompt attention,
and an account Of each drawing will be sent
Immediately after il is over to all who order
from me. Address, I. J. BUCKEY. Agent
dec I9-Im Wilmington, Delaware
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: drawn numbers out of IS.
65 400 DOLLARSI

T OTTERY for the benefit of the State OF
| Delaware, Class h. tor 1885, 10 be drawn
at Wilmington. Delaware, on SATURDAY,
January 23d 1858.
- nun, har I ,ttar,. I > Jra,-n ballofS
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y Grated Gifts, by Miss Jones vol. 32mo
cloth. 3Sc
Lectures on the British Poets, by Henry
Reed vols l2mo cloth. 81.
The Saint and his Saviour or the progress OF
the Soul in the knowledge OF Jesus, by Rev. [.
H. Spurgeou, vol. l2mo cloth, 81.
Guy Livingstone, or Thorough, l2mo. cloth,
IS cts.
Souvenirs of Travel by Mad. Octavia Walton
lie Vert, vols l2mo. clcth, 81.
The Court OF Napoleon, or Society under the
First Empire with portraits OF its Wits, Beau
ties, and Heroines from authentic originals, by
Frank B. Goodrich illustrated by Jules Cham
pagne one royal octave vol, Turkey antique,
finely coiored plates, price Sl2. For sale by
JAMES ENTWISLE x son,
dec % No. %, King street
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C.

NEW BOOKS AT FRENCH'S.-l hIee days
= in Memphis, or Sketches OF the Public and
Private Lie OF the Old Egyptians, by DR.. Max
Uhleman, Instructor in Egyptian Antiquities IN
the University Of Gottengen, &c, 75c
Twin Roses. a Narrative, by Anna Cora Kit
chic, author OF An Autobiography OF an Ac-
tress." Mimic Life" &c, 75c.
Mrs stephens Magazine for January, 2Jc.
Ballou's Magazine for February lOc.
Arthur's Port Folios, for Letter paper, Cap,
and Music, a new and useful article. jan IA
NTEW S.-MHr's Obsfeirics-The
Y Principles and Practice OF Obstetrics, IN
GLIDING the treatment OF Chronic Inflammation
OF the Uterus, considered as the great cause OF
Abortion, by Henry Miller, VI. D., with iihlstra-
tOns on wood price 1878.
Roycn's Ncntal Philosophy Mental Pnlloso,
ply, including the Intellect, Senslbll'Ies, and
viii. by Joseph p Haven. Professor OF Intel
lectual and Moral Philosophy in Amherst Col.
lege. price $50. Just published, and for sale
by Liam II RoBhkl BELL.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-29
FACTS AND FANCIEs.

Rev. George w. QuiDbv of Cincinnati has
recovered $500 damages from Frederick
Eckstein, Jr. an apothecary. for having nut nm
beladonna instead Of dandelion. in a prescrip-
ton, BY which means the plaintiff was materi-
ally injured and his life endangered.
The New Bedford Standard announces that
on Saturday, woman in that city, presented
her lord and master with a Christmas
present IN the way Of a baby weighing fifteen
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-29

SILVER Con- is becoming a nuisance A
few years ago it became so scarce that it was
very difficult to make change, and to remedy
the evil, the Government reduced the standard
below its relative true value as compared with
gold, to remedy the evil. For instance, the
dollar and its fractional parts are worth, in re-
atty only some 90 to SO cents per dollar as
compared with our former coinage or with for
eign coin. Of course, it cannot be exported
without loss, and the consequence is, an ex-
cess for the ordinary purposes of making
change. A merchant in New York received
a remittance of $1,000 in American silver from
the West, and could neither deposit it in the
bank or pay his debts with it, as it is not a le-
gal tenderfor any sum over 5dollars. 1t is pro-
posed as remedy for the evil, that it should
be made tender for all sums under $50, or
500, and that the Government should be re-
quired to receive it for duties and all other
dues
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-29

BosToS NEws.-Last Monday evening, a
coffin containing the dead body of a boy, ap-
parently about two years old was found in ST.
Mary's Church, Endicott street. The body
was neatly and plainly laid out, and upon its
breast was paper bearing the following, writ
ten in pencil: "James is a member of the
Holy Evangelical Church, and was christened
in St. Mary's Church"
The Deaths in Boston for the week ending
Saturday, Dec. IS, were GO, of which 40 were
males, and % females Fifteen of them were
under one year of age, and ten were from one
to five years old. OF American parentage,
II; Of foreign parentage, 46. White, G2; col
ored, l. There were Is by consumption; 5
from inflammation of the lungs each from
commissions and teething, and a less number
from various other causes.
A runaway Stare is supposed to have arrived
in Boston outer harbor, on Monday, in the
brig VIM. Warrington, from Wilmington, n. C.
The captain discovered him on board soon after
the vessel sailed, and on arriving at Holmes S
Hole, gave out that he should return the slave.
and that he would shoot the first person who
attempted to come on board to rescue him.
These facts reaching Boston, a writ of habeas
corpus was issued by Justice Russell, and plac-
ed in the hands of Deputy Sheriff Irish, who
went to serve it, the vessel having arrived in
the stream.
On reaching the brig, however, the captain
ayerred that the slave made his escape from
the vessel in some mysterious way, on the
night of the 18th, when in the narrows He
further said, that a plank had been missing
from the vessel since that night, and was Of
opinion that he had escaped on that The OBJ
iect of their visit could not be found, and the
officer returned without him
1t is probable that the fugitive reached Low
ellis Island before the visit of the officers to
the vessel, whence it is said he reached Boston
in a sloop.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-29

CoNNEcTICUT OcoURRENcEs.-Ther was
an attempt at murder at Norwich last Saturday
night Some cowardly villain discharged a
pistol, through window, at Mrs. Daniel A.
Delaney, at her residence on the South side
of Shetucket river opposite the Norwich and
Worcester Railroad Depot The ball lodged
in the woodwork just back of where Mrs
Delaney stood. No proyocation for the of
fence is known.
The Sunday night mail train from Spring
field south ran over and cut in two an Irish
man at Thompsonville. lie was instantly
killed.
p. Jewell & Sons leather-belting and hose
establishment at Hartford was damaged by fire
and water on Monday noon to the extent Of
$4,000 or $1,000, fully insured
Joseph w. Green put Henry Kelsey, who
boosted he could whip anybody, out of grog
gerry in New Haven, when Kelsey came bach
through the window, and stabbed Green three
times in the thigh.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-29

NiNcHENDON, Dec. %, 1858.
On Friday evening last, the ladies of Watcryille
held a Christmas leyce at the house of Mr. Orrin
Powers, for the entertainment Of their friends. and
the children in particular. At the proper hour. the
company began to assemble, and there was great
inflow Of the ladies to honor it with their presence
About nine O'Clock, your humble servant wendell bis
way TO the mansion, and there found au immense
throng of both seNcs-the old and the young, the
grave and the gay. There was decidedly too much
oil a Jam to be pleasant. / am great advocate of
erinoline, but this was one Of the times when !
thought the ladies had spread themsesas too exten.
siyely There was splendid array Of beauty on
that occasions the brilliant blonde, and the ai,crus
more raYishng loneliness Of the brunette were eide
by side, in flashing rivalry for the sceper of the
court Of Love. The barbcd arrows from that whole
battery ofeyes few thick and fast and were directed
with deadly skill. saw many poor fellow walk.
ing on with his hand on his breast and | knew he
was passing to the list Of the killed and wounded
The Christmas Tree was an important item on the
occasion, for the young o. Santa Claus literally be-
slowed presents TO each and all Of them. The re.
ifeshment tables were well furnished and very taste
iuly arranged, contributing not little to the inter.
est and profits Of the festival Much credit is due
the ladies, for the marked success which attended
their efforts Appropriate speeches were made and
after some hours Of pleasant and social intercourse.
The entertainment closed by singing merry Christ.
mua.n :.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-29

DEATH or SISTER OF THE PoET BURNS
Mrs. Isabella Begg, the youngest sister of
Robert Burns and the sole surviving child of
the family circle of which the poet was the
elder brother, died at her cottage near Ayr,
Scotland on the 81 inst. She was 81 years of
age on the 29th Of June last She married
John Begg, at Mossgiel, in 1894, by whom she
had nine children. Her husband was acciden-
tally killed at Lesmalagow in 1913. From
that period her life was struggle for exist
ence; and she alternately taught school and
did sewing for her neighbors. About the year
1880 the Government gave her pension of
el0; and the late Sir Robert Peel when in
power, obtained for her daughters pension Of
Gl0 each SO that the united sums Of mother
and daughters made up an annuity Of go
The Aver Observer, in recording Mrs. Begg's
death, says she bore considerable resem-
blance to her gifted brother, and adds:
"She retained her faculties TO the last so
much 80, that on the Tuesday before her DEATH
having had some seed sent Ter by Mr.. Currie
sculptor, in a letter from Merose. gathered
from the Broom Of the Cowden Knowes." she
remarked 70 one Of her daughters that she
used to sing that song 70 her own father more
than seventy years ago and on being asked
by her daughter 70 repeat ii then, she gave il
with all the gee and spirit she was wont TO
throw into her vocal snatches."