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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-12-02
COURTS OF APPEAL.

The Chancellors and Judges assembled on Mon
day last in Columbia, and delivered opinions in
the following cases, from this District:
5.,,.. q - EQUITY. r ~.
in. McElwee, jr., vs.. L. H. Massey and John
Foster. Decree reformed. Dunkin, c.
W. ". Pettus vs.. 8. P. Sutton and T. N. Pettus,
adrnsrs. Samuel K. Pettus vs. the same. B. Dun
can G. ur vs.. the same. Decree affirmed and .ap-
peal dismissed. Wardlaw, c. .
LAW.
J.N. McElwee (bearer) vs.. Wiley Little. Mo-
lion dismissed. Per curiam.
S. E. Bratton and Calvin Gordon VS.. ". E. Rose
Motion dismissed. O'Neall, ].
CIV. Hudson vs. W. G. Brown and John Smith.
Motion dismissed. Wardlaw- ]. .,''.s 60. .s,...'.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-12-02

Gov. HAaxoxD's SrEEcH.-The Carolinidn says
we have been permitted to make the following ex-
tract from letter from o gentleman Of distinc-
ton in Washington: ,f
"Hsmmond's speech has produced deeper
impression for good in the North and North west
than any speech ever delivered by any man before.
1t Is universally copied, and its facts and argu.
ments are doing tremendous execution against
Blsck Repuhlicauism. He Is freely spoken Of for
President. It is an epoch in the history Of this
country" ..
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-12-02

WEEDS PATENT SEWING MACHINE is before as.
We have examined It and tried It on various kinds
Of work. and for once confess ourselves astonished
that so simple piece Of mechanism will sew
The complaint against Sewing Machines general
y has been that they very easily get out Of order
and become useless TO the purchaser. Bot here 10
On exception, for there is, to appearances, moth
ing to get out of repair. And We wonder again, so
simple thing will sew such beautiful, straight,
even and firm seam, that never can be Fiyaleds
either in beauty or strength, by any work done in
the ordinary way. 1t sews in the finest muslin or
the coarsest hardest cloth, doing every kind Of
work which families require, and ia also adapted
to shoe and saddle manufacturer use. We have
seen some very elegant specimens OF work done on
leather, that was not only handsome <but strong
We have never seen so complete Sewing Machine
before, or one we could so freely recommend 10
our readers, who need such thing as this; and
since Sewing Machines have become almost ne
oessity in every family where there is mach sew
ingo DO DONE advise all to purchase this in pref
erence to any other.
WHITNEY & LYON, Proprietors,
S46 Broadway, New York.
Sold BY B. T. WHEELER, Yorkville. 9. 8.
A Book YoR THE Sick BY DR.. SAMUEL 8. FITCH.
Six Lectures on the causes and cure OF Con-
sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Heart Disease,
Dyspepsia, Female Complaints, and Chronic Dis
eases generally (bound $50 pages, 80 engraVings),
by Dr. SAMUEL S. FITCH explaining thea authors
treatment by which he both prevents and cures
the shoye diseases. . 81
This book has been the meaus Of saving thous-
ands Of lives. Price, rs cents. Sent BY mail,
post.paid for 40 cents. Apply to DR.. G. s. FITcn,
Office ia Broadway, New York. Consultation
personally or by letter, free. o2l3u
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-12-02

--------"------C -CUCrrTS or 1S&UEVHs
The following gentlemen were, on Friday lass'
admitted to practice in the Courts Of Equity in
this State: - -.'r. '.r O.. lie
Jos. N. Brown, Laurens; Loudon Butler. Edge
field; Jas. M. Davis, Camden; J. J. Davis, Pick
ems; D. r. Duncan, Spartanburg; ]. DuGue
Ferguson, Charleston; W. l.. Hudgens, Laurens {;
J. F. Izlar, Orangeburg; C. O. LaMotte, Lau.
rens; z. c. Pullam, Pickens. 81, .,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-12-02

term, by the Democratic caucus Of the North Car.
olina Legislature He received the nomination
on the second ballot, over Governor REID, the
entineumbent, and Mr.. HOLDEN, editor Of tho
Standard. Gen. CLIkeNAN was unanimously nom"
mated U. s. Senator for the short term. These
elections will be mere matter ofform.,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-12-02
New York Market.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 29.
Sales Of cotton to-day 1900 bales, on firm
market, at 12.o. for middling uplsnds- Flour
heavy, with sales Of $500 bbls. Wheat heavy,
sales go 600 bushels at $1.20 for Southern red
In corn the transactions are 5000 bushels rates
heavily supported.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-12-02

increase Of l18, ,209 bales from the shipments Of
last year.
:. The stock on hand and on ship board at oil The
ports up to the latest dates, amounts to 5S9, ,9bo
bales, being 327, ,125 bales more than the stock on
hand at the corresponding dates last year. -
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uTt1E SWEETS OF LIFE"

"THE SWEETS OF LfFE. =
We have to return our thanks to Capt. J. d. d,
MEEK Of Bullock's Creek, for large platefnl OF
delicious honey comb. The Captain informs US
that he "robbed" gum few nights since, out Of
which he got 80 lbs of excellent comb. pretty
fair yield we should say.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-12-02
Charleston Market.

NOVEMBER 90.
The cotton market was again quiet to-day, tho
sales having been limited to 75s bales. In other
respects We have no new feature to notiee-sales
range from 10a6llI.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-12-02
FEDERAL COURT.

The following gentlemen were, on Friday last
in Columbia, admitted to practice in the Courts OF
the United States:
H. W. Adams, C.. o. LaMotte, ]. Foster Mar
shall, O. e. Edwards, and James D. Blanding.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-12-02

WANTED.-To BORROW FOR SEVER.
w al years, on good personal security, inter
est payable annually. about 81, 900. For fur
Tier particulars enquire at this ONCE.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-12-02
YoRKVIELE, sc.
PORK

PORK! (
The first drove of hogs Of the season passed
through our. town on, Monday last. The drorers
asked 7 cents gross.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-12-02

DECEMBER !.
The cotton market Is gradually improving. and
the better grades lave advanced 10. Some 2So
bales we're sold yesterday, st s3@ilf.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-12-02
Ygnssnsal.

MARRED-Near Augusta, Arkansas, on the 9th plttmo,
Mr. JOHN B. HOOD, j., (son Of the late Jonathan e.
Hood Of York Dist, Co. and Miss CORNELIA B0GGs,
On the 10Th ult, by Joseph McCosh, Esq., Mr.. LAFAY.
ETTE MOORE, and Mrs NANCY wHISONANT, both
OF York District. - -'f
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-12-02
BALLors FoR o. 9. sEsAToR.

Below VIC append the result Of the ballottings
for United States Senator including Tuesday. On
the last ballot 145 votes were given-necessary to
a choice 49,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-12-02
sr.Tr MII,JTARY ACApENY.

STATE MILITARY ACADEMY.
Among the appointments Of the South Carohna
Military Academy for 1859, we notice the names
of JOHN C. NEAL, from this District. and J. A.
BRIpIEy. from Chester.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-12-02
MONDAY, Nov. 20.

In the Senate-Mr. Moses, from the Committee
on the Judiciary, submitted an unfavOrnole report
on the bill to increase the compensation Of Grand
and Petit Jurors.
MIR. McCav presented the petition Of citizens
of York District, praying change in the dey OF
elections for mep.perp Of the Legislature Tor YORK
District.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-12-02

each. There are eighty thousand working women
in the city Of New York, not all working at these
rates, but o vnst majority Of them are. The Ia
borers and clerks, according to the Rzpress, are
compelled to work for nominal sums, whilst their
employers riotin wealth.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-12-02
WHITNEY & LYON, Proprietors,
,H 346 Broadway, New York.
sold by B. T. WHEELER, Yorkville, 8. g..

". B. WILSON.
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In the Hou.e-Mr. Black presented the petition
of citizens of York District, praying change OF
the day for election Of members Of the Legislature
for York District, praying an amendment OF the
Constitution of this State, go as to allow but one
day for the election of members Of the General
Assembly.
MIR. Buist offered the following resolution:
Resolved, That it be referred to The Committee
on the Judiciary to inquire and report whether
legislation is necessary and if so what to require
the Judges and Chancellors Of this State to call
and dispose of the cases on their dockets in the
regular order, and not otherwise.
MIR. Yeadon introduced Bill to facilitate the
foreclosure of Mortgages and bill to establish
a separate Court of Appeals.
Mr.. Ouattlebaum introduced bill to alter and
amend the militia system, so as to abolish ordinary
beat company mustenD. Read and referred to the
Committee on Military.
In the Stnat.-Mr. MoCsw presented the petit
ton of sundry citizens Of York District, praying
for an election precinct
Mr.. McCaw presented the petition Of sundry
citizens of York District praying On alteration OF
the Constitution in relation to the election OF
members of the General Assembly.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-12-02

]. u. wITHERsP0oN, JR.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-03-19
.CLARKSYILLE, TENN, FRIDAY. MARCH 10, 1858.

safely over, we can secure the horses, and
/ will return with you and may be Of
service" @ hhah bqa r
"That is Just what I wish;'' replied
Wilmer, "but did not express it, because
/ desire to give you as little trouble as
possible and spare you any unnecessary
risk"
"Your motives are kind, my ycungfriend
but remember that you will please me
most when you assign me full share of
labor and Of dangers"
"I know that, my dear sir; but have a
presentiment that labor, without danger,
is all that will be required for this nights
adventure. And as it is now growing
dark, suppose we commence operations it
is important that we make the most Of
every hour of darkness" arf
To this proposition, no objection was
made and in one hour, the first part of
their plan was successfully carried out, and
whether the whole was equally successful,
will appear in the next chapter.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-03-19

Il think, said fellow, i should make
a good Congressman for use their
language. I received two bills the other
day, with request for immediate payment
the one / ordered il TO be laid on the
table, the other TO be rad that day SIX
months. "
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-03-19

There is nothing purer than honesty;
nothing sweeter than charity; nothing war
mer than love; nothing richer than wisdom
nothing brighter than virtuei nothing
more stsadfast than faith.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-03-19

piy- An eastern editor heads his list Of
Births, Marriages and Deaths thus !
- .ls.....a.l Il IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-12
nnaunnr ALDERMEN.

A., meeting OF the Board OF Aldermen "''u
April 9th, 1898, there were present.
Law. B. Taylor esq, President. ,d
Messrs. Armstrong, Smith, LamoefI ""''
Robertson.
The amended Charter OF the city, was rece'',
ed from the Common Council, and the ofder Vi
said Board to print the same concurred IN
A communication was received through the
Common Council, from the Mayor, enclosing
petition from sundry citizens, accompanied oy
the following resolution OF said Council wnich
was concurred in, viz:
Resolved. That the Mayor be and IS hereby
authorized 70 Offer, in the name OF the City Coul'
ell. reward of $500, Tor the detection ana con.
viction of the party or parties, VINO perpe'ra'ed
the outrage upon the peace OF the CITY, near Tue
depot of the Alexandria and Washington Nall
road Company, on the evening OF the Atm inst
The following bill was received from the
Common Council and passed by the Board, VIZ
~An Act to enable the Mayor TO take suitable
measures for the detection OF persons commit
ting crimes in the city OF Alexandria
The following resolution was received from
the Common Council, and cOncurred H. VIZ
Resolved That so much OF the Mayor
communication as refers 10 the FIRE Depart
ment. be referred 10 a committee OF two mem
bers from each Board.
MessTs. Lambert and Armstrong were APP
pointed said committee OH the part oil ms
Board.
The following bill was received from the
Common Council, VIZ:
"An Act TO prevent the unlawful assembling
at, or in Engine Houses, which, on motion, was
referred to the special committee, 10 whom was
referred that portion OF the Mayors communi-
cation relating to the Fire Department
The following resolution was received from
the Common Council, viz
Whereas, the Committee on Finance having
reported to this Council, that two OF the Police
Coustables viz: Joseph Padgett and Richard
H. Warder, and the Inspector of Beet and Pork,
John P. Emerson, recently elected, have tailed
TO give bond Tor the performance OF their duties
as required by law-Iherefore, Resolved mat
the City Council, will on Tuesday evening next
the 18th inst, proceed 10 elect officers 10 MI 'he
vacancies thereby occasioned.
On motion, Mr. Padgett was heard IN relation
to the above resolution, when, on motion OF MI
Armstrong, the said resolution was laid on the
table
On leave, Mr. Taylor introduced bill, entl-
tied San Act to repeal portion OF the act en-
titled an act in relation to the bonds OF officers
Of the Corporation, which bill had It's hrst and
second reading, and on motion, the I'D rule was
suspended, when the bill had its third reading
and passed the Board.
The Board then adjourned.
Tesie: S. J. MCCORMICK, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-12
MARRIE d.

.bs residence of the brides mother, IL
Nv county. on the Both ult., by the Rev
Nv Webster. Mr. LEWIS PHILLIPS, OF Sene
!; ,,"o,y \ Y. and Miss JANE MAGEE, Of
FAIRFAX county, Va.
!. Richmond. on the Eth instant by the
p.y Joshua peterkin, THOMAS MARSHALL
nnrwITT 10 JOSEPHINE, daughter OF Joseph
Allen, esq, OF Richmond
% ne s,h instant, by Rev. John c. Smith
u, r CONNELL. formerly OF Montgomery
. n' sd, to Miss JANE +. WILLIAMS
Of Washington.
~ me Sin instant, by the Rev. Father Dough
~, Mr. CONVICTION BEALL, OF Frederick
' .o3r,y Md. TO Miss ELIZABETH Z. FEN
WICK Of the District OF Columbia.
4, Noun, Wellington, Fairfax county, va
y. ,bs I'm instant, b. the Rev. r. 1. Brown, Mr.
JFXANnER INNS, OF Rapides parish, Lou
49,, 10 Miss VIRGINIA LEM0lNE, sacond
G ,',r OF the late Moreau Lemoine, OF FAIR
lax county, Va.
On Thursday evening s;h inst, in the City OF
p,cbnopd by the Rev Mr. Minnegerade, DR.
! SpOTSWOOD WEXFORD, Of Fredericks
b,ry 10 Miss EMELINE NJ. TABB.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-12
AUCTION SALES.

4 UCTION HOUSE, No. ll2, HSG STREET.
~ We respectfully invite the attention 81
me citizens OF Alexandria and country meG,
chants. to our fresh and extensive stock Of
BOOTS. SHOES, DRY GOODS, CROCKERl,
GLASSWARE. JEWELRY, BaoONs, BUCKETS,
CurLERY. CLocKs TABLES, and large assert.
ment OF FANCY GOODS too numerous 10
mention. We guarantee to sell our goods 81
per cent, less than any other house this sldt o!
Philadelphia We buy our GOODS al Ne"
York auctions for cash. and We can ahofH 10
sell wholesale and retail at auction prices -
All of the above GOODS will be sold 10 the
highest bidder, for cash.
Sales EVERY EVENING during the week, com
mencing at y O'Clock, p. H.
Goops AT PRIyATg SALE, wholesale and retail,
during the day. POlSAL SUM.
TAYLOR & CO, Auctioneers, No. IL hrns
street, next 10 Marshall House. ap ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-12
IN COMMON COUNCIL.

At a meeting OF the Common Council OF
Alexandria. held April 9th 1858, there were
present,
Mr.. J. H Mcyeigh, President.
Messrs. MARKELL KinEer Eastlack, Howell,
Alexander j. P. Smith, Jameson, }. b. Smoot'
and Summers.
communication was received from the
Mayor. suggesting the adoption OF more efhcIent
means for the detection OF lncendlaries, &c, Oil
recting the attention of the City Council to al
accompanying petition asking that measures De
taken 30 bring TO punishment those VINO Oh Inc
18th inst, committed Inc outrage al the Depot OF
the Alexandra and Washington Railroad. "hlch
was read and thereupon, 1t was
Resolved, That the Mayor be and he is here
bv authorized to offer in the name OF the City
Council. reward OF $500 for the detection and
conviction OF the party or parties who perpetra'
ted the outrage on the peace OF the CITY, near the
Depot OF the Alexandria and Washington Rail
road Company on the evening OF the 4th inst.
Mr.. Kinzer, on leave, reported San act to ena
bic the Mayor to take suitable measures for the
detection of persons committing crimes In the
CITY OF Alexandra" which had It's first and sec
ond readings and on motion, the 23d rule was
suspended when the act was read the third time
and passed.
An Act was introduced entitled "An act to
prevent the unlawful assembling at or IN the
Engine Houses" which had ITS first and second
readings and on motion, the 23d rule was sus-
pprded wher the act was read tue third time
and passed.
The Finance Committee reported that two OF
the Police Officers, viz: Jos Padgett and Richard
WarGer. had failed TO give bond as required Dy
the act in relation TO the bonds OF the officers o!
the corporation" whereupon, the following pre-
amble and resolution was adopted VIZ:
Whereas, the Committee on Finance having
reported TO this Council that two OF the follce
Officers, VIZ: JOS Padgett and Richard Warder,
and the inspector of Beef and Pork. j. +. FINER
son. recently elected, have failed TO give bono
for the performance OF their duties as required
by law. therefore, Resolved, That the CITY
Council will. on Tuesday evening next, the Ism
inst. proceed to elect officers to fill the vacail'
cies thereby occasIoued
The sact 10 amend the charter OF the City OF
Alexandria" as passed by the Legislature OF
VIRGINIA was communicated 10 the City Council
by our delegate Mr. Mckenzie, and ordered to
be printed.
On motion, il was
Resolved, That so much of the Mayors com
munication as refers to the Fire Department, be
referred TO a committee Of two members oil each
Board.
Messrs. Smith and Eastlack were appointed
! the committee of this branch.
Notice was received from the Board OF Alder
men. OF the appointment OF Messrs. Lambert and
! Armstrong as the committee under the ABOVE
resolution and also of their reference oil the acl
10 prevent theunlawu assembling at or III In
zine Houses" to the same committee which re-
| ference was concurred in
| The Council then adjourned.
G.. A. TAvENNER, c. c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-12
DIED..

On the 9th ult.. at Forrest Hill, his place
Of residence, near Fredericksburg, GEORGE
HAMILTON, esq, in the s6th year OF his age
Mr.. Hamilton, until disqualified by the ,nhrmi,
les of old age, was one OF the most active and
useful members of the community in which ne
resided. He was a gentleman OF great prudence
and discretion, intelligent and we'll informed
For many years he was the presiding Justice
and attended court punctually, and conducted
ne business with the decorum and system OF
circuit Judge.
A, his residence, near Spotrsylvanla CouI
House. on the 2sth OF March, ROBERT 6A r
WOOD, in the 10th year Of his age. The de
,eased WAS formerly resident Of Caroline Go.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-12
AN ACT to amend the Charter Of the City oil AieSS
dra. passed April Ind, 1855

AN ACT to amend the Charter Of the City OF Aiexah
dria, passed April Ind, lo5o
Be IL enacf,d by The General Assembly, Ihat the
second section OF the " Act TO amend Inc Char'
ter of Alexandria" passed OF the TIN day oil
Nav. 1852, be amended and reenacted, so as TO
read as follows:
The town OF Alexandria shall hereafter be
known and called by the name OF the "Chy
Of Alexandria, and shall be divided mo
four Wards. The First Ward shall com
p1ise all that part OF said city lying east oil
the middle OF Pitt street, aud south Of line
drawn from the river Potomac 10 the MD
die of Pitt street parallel 10, and equidis'ant
from. King and Prince streets he Second
Ward shall comprise all that part OF said city
vinp east of the middle of Pitt street, and north
Of the said line between King and Prince streets.
The Third Ward shall comprise all that part OF
said city lying west OF the middle OF Pitt street
and north of a line drawn from the middle oil
Pitt street to the western limit OF the city,
parallel TO- and equidis ant from, King and
Prince streets: and the Fourth Ward shall com
prise all that part oil SAID city lying south and
west OF the two last mentioned lines respec-
lively. When any house or lot shall be situated
par,ly in two wards it shall be considered as y.
Ing IN Illdt W diC III
shall be The City Council shall have power
from time TO time to alter the boundaries OF the
wards, and 10 increase their number-desigha'
ting the additional wards in numerical order
All the taxes, fines foTietures, rents, revenues
and other resources of the Corporation, snail
constitute a general fund, to be appropriated as
the City Council shall lawfully direct.
Sec. .. Be 1t further enacted That the first sec
ton of the {" Ac; TO amend the twenty'secon1
and fifth sections Of the act entitled an act 10
amend the Charter of the City OF Alexandra,
passed February 18th, 1888 be- and the same Is
hereby amende. and re-enacted, so as TO read a
follows
The limits OF the City Of Alexandria shall De
as follows Beginning in the Potomac river' a
point distant northerly in the direction o.
Fairfax street, five hundred and ninety'hVe iee'
nine inches from the north line OF Montgomery
street, as now established in said city and ex
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-12
BY S. J. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SALE THIS DAY.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF PROPERl \ IN
THE CITY OF By
virtue OF deed of trust dated the 9th day OF
March. 1853, from I. w. Smith, 10 the under
signed. and recorded in Liber q, No 3, page
52S. of the Land Records OF Alexandria county,
we will offer for sale, at public auction, on ne
l2th day of .ipril, 1885, the following property:
- A TENEMENT and LOT or GROUND
I'LL on the east side of Water, between Duke
and Wolfe streets, formerly occupied by JoAn
Muncaster, fronting OH Water street 20 feet, and
in depth 1913 feet inches, more or less. Also
LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above, front
ng OF Water street, 80 feet inch, and in depth
1913 feet S inches Also, LOT adjoining the
first mentioned on the North, fronting on Water
street rs feet, and in depth SO feet.
The last named lot was conveyed to Hugh
Smith by the Mayor of Alexandra, by deed OF
the Sd of May, lS4s, under sale for taxes, and
by the said Hugh Smith conveyed TO 1. w.
Smith.
sale to take place at 10 O'clock M at the
Mayors Office.
TERMS One fourth to be paid in cash, and
the residue in 9, IL, is, and "a months, with IN.
terest The title to be retained until the deferred
payments have been made.
G E y s WATTLES' Trustees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-12

PORT OF ALExANDRIA-APRIL 10

PORT OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT 10
ARRIVED.
Schr. VIM, H, Rutan, Rose, New York, to S,
Shnn.
SChr. VIM H. Mitchell Mitchell, PASSPORT,
plaster, la,hs and Picketts, TO Cazenove 4 Co.
Schr. Ann d., Newton, New York, to Jas. {.
Neveu
SAILED.
Brig. John Fireman, Loring, Boston, by NJ.
Eldrdge
MEMORANDA.
Schr Sarah Clark, Griffith, from this port
for Providence, arrived at New York sth inst
Schrs. Ann Pickerell, Leverton, from George
town, d. c, and James f. Price, Leverton from
this port, arrived at Philadelphia, sth inst.
Schrs. John A. Stanley, Simpson, and Jonas
Smith, Lynch, for Wilmington, n. T., cleared
al New York, s,h inst; Henry Finch, Falcon
berg, and F.. H. Atwood, Atwood. from George
town, d. c., arrived at do. same day.
Schrs Rebecca knight, Endicott, and Viii
lard Salisbury, Veazie, from Boston Tor Wash
ington, d. G, and Emeine Chester, Brewer
from do. for Georgetown, d, C., were al Holmes
Hole, It'll inst.