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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08
DIED.

AT the Warren Green Hotel, in Warrenton.
ON the evening OF the 9Th OF December, 1898,
from an injury sustained by tall on the preVl'
ous dav. Dr. JAMES D. HIT, in the 3oth
year Of his age.
DR. Hit was native Of the EdgeheId dis
trict, in South Carolina. Alter graduating III
his profession in early lie, NJ settled near h"c
tortown, IN Fauquier county, Va, where he mar
red and spent several years IN practising MS
profession: but aiteIw ards removed 10 The S'd'e
nj Georgia where he remained until Tue DEAN
of his wife when he returned TO the place OF
his early adoption. short time AFTER "hicn
that awful sccurge, the yellow lever, visiting
Norfolk. leaving its Inhabitants almost al the
mercy of the humane and sympathetic from
distance. DR.. H. iearessiy lett his home ana
devoted his time and talents 10 the relief ana al
t.ntion of that stricken p0pU atlon-amP'e les
t;moIy of which he received al the hands oil us
survivors
DR. n was man of generous impulses pos
sessed mind sell stored with uselni ana i"'er-
estiDg neutrality-suspicious., he "ds d ha'uTai Se
MUS; but like most men "l that class, 7ee",T'
doomed TO fight hfe's battles In adversely. II"
ha. let many friends in thls community 70
sympa,hize with his two children, the only sur
vivors OF bis name, who away IN Inc SUNNY
clme If the South, will hear the uG!nSS OF
,be,r sad bereavement. pr II iew weeks
nrev;ous 70 his death had become seriously ln-
messed upon the su!ec OF religion, from d sci.
mon preached by very distinguished diVine OF
tho Ra mist denomination. and was candidate
for adniss,ou into that church; hui ere the ID
cr.d ordinance could be performed, ne was nnr-
ried ITO that bourne from whence no ia't'e'
ore re,,,rps"-then may not ms friends nave
every reason to hope that he has eSch""se"
tins scene of strlie Tor one OF biiss'ut itniii'i
tally. =
papers please cory)
On December Isl, 1888, al her residence. IN
Fauouier county, Va, Mrs. MARY sNAhh'
,,;,e Of Charles Smarr, 10 the 72d year OF ner
age The dece; sed in all the duties 9! wife,
mother, and neighbor, discharged MOLLY the 90
l;oations devolvlng upon her, al las gone down
10 the tomb lamenied by all "ro kne" net
fu,l Of wears. iondly cherished IN the memory
~ trends, and ripe in Christian experience ~
Ioow in whom have believed, aud though he
NAV net raise me from this bed OF suffering, lie
will not lvIsake me III tact day a NJ .
In All Saints Parish South Carolina, on the
mo,nins O, tue 18th OF November, CHARLES
CALVERT STUART Posi-, AGED 10 ho"'Is
and = DAYS, son OF DR.. Vim. NJ. and Mary L.
Post
In Washington. on the 9Th inst al ! o'clock
~ AiWEkICUs ZAPgONE. aged years
and 6 months He vas the eldest son Oh a.
Zappone, Professor OF Lansu"ges, lof many
wears a resident OF that city
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MARRIED..

On the 2nd instant, by Elder John Clark,
MORGAN l. FINNALL, TO Mss MARY
ELIZA BETH, daughter OF Meredith Eskridge,
ESQ, of Fauquier county, Va Washington
papers please copy
At Astoria. Oregon Territory, October SIN
1858, by the Rev. DR.. NcCarty, Chaplain u. >
a, Lieut. GEO H. MENDELL, l. ) A 10
Miss ELLEN, daughter o! Gen. John Ada'r' OF
Astoria
On the 2g,b ul,imo, al tue residence OF the
brides father, near CoIuu bia. (iennessee) by
the Rev DR. Pse. JOSEPH BRANCH, esd, to
Miss MARY JONES, daughter OF Dir. J. v"
Polk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08

A FAIRFAX FARM FOR SALE Tu'-
~ suance of DEGREES OF the Circuit Corr Ca
Fairfax county, pronounced at lis June tenn,
1887, June term, 1855, and November, 1870 "a
the suit OF Robert r. Daniels Commute, ".
Richard ~ Daniel, &c, | will offer al puhl'r
sae at Fairfax Court House, Oh Monday lie i1i1
day Of January, 1883, (courtdsy) the uect "t
land formerly belonging 10 stephen Dame,
decd and known as Turner's old place. con'aI'..
ing THEE HUNDRED AND TH ENil .
EiGHT ACRES. SAID farm 10 situated aoou.
miles southwest OF the Court house, aEG a..
IONS the lands OF Sueld al Others. 4 large
portion oil Inc tract Is IN valuable TN DeI Iu,
which there Is great demand. Ii lee COM en,e1t
TO the Railroad, is OF ialr quality, aud has upon
II iOierably tar improvements
TERMS OF SALE One tenth OF the purchase
money TO be pad down as a deposit iah.r -
forfeiture on failure to comply with the toms
OF sale, on lis confirmation b. the tour', The
residue IN three equal instalments oi 3, =, and
years, with interest from date, payable arnu".-
y. 10 be ,,cured by the bord OF the purchase
with good security, the land liable 10 be r. ,o"
Oh f.i.ule q meet deferred payments ani tho
ttle 10 be retained until the purchase money -
PAID. J. {. GUNNELL, CommIssionrr
Fairfax co nov zs--wts
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CANAL MERGE.

ARRIVED, Dec.
Boats F. F. Voorhees,, and Niagara, coal 10
Borden Mining Co.
Boat Joun Van Lear coal to Frostburg Coal
Company.
Boat Safety Clarke, coal to Hoffman Mining
Company.
Boats J. G. Heis,on, and Oliver Boly, coal to
I J, Meaafey.
Boa, Ella Hoffman coal TO Etna Coal Co.
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r,,> GRAM AND CATTLE MARKET -
"s''r. for wheat is quiet; the offerings have
u, mos mostly OF mixed and inferior lots. For
e-ra Nv market is dull. Sales al 81 Is to
'.;- ~ ~ Inferior red and 81 20 to ST. rs for
., 1ir white Good wheat is firm
..'''o, GOOD red 81 rs, and good white 81 80
. ..s cattle ground the last quotations were
10 s. - gross; only about 300 cattle,
@'" A..r,or descriptions, on the ground. Also,
o. .-.' me same number OF sheep, ranging from
a''- < eaca. Hogs, but few, at from So 20
y. f,n.r hundred nett-Nat Int
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08

Tbere va. considerable activity in stocks yes
...i,v. tu, rates Tor speculative shares were a
:.,.,.or lower Investment loans were steady.
y,r,bye,,ern (ya) 30 mortgage bonds Zen
I,,ssN sold down from 90 10 Sta. Railroad
49,. closed AZ previous rates.-Bat Sun
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08

~ l. SNUrT. ATTORNEY 1T L1H.
J. tfo, No 1t. No,4h hoggi street, ALExAS-
pRrA. .IIacfi.r =. ~ hi'xal.dr!a, 10. u"iguDJr.
~. Counties, ard Washington city. Prompi re.
turns made Of all money collected.
REFERENCES ,icAral " Jones Bal.
timogr; Ma..fS u n 1. Parker Co, Washing
ron CITY: M-ssrs Smoot, Uh'er n Co. hi-xan-
dria Va Mes rs Burke n Herbert, Alex 'rtrIa.
V nov geo m
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con Tg.pE-Last week the shipments from
..,.o.1isr,es IN the Maryand Coal field amount
.'nJ$355 II tons OF this aggregate PISS %
g. shipped over the Cumberland and Penn
''r,r,a Railroad; 1869 O6 tons over the road
go. Cumberland Coal Il Iron Company; B..
~ = ions over the Georges Greek Coal and
Inn Corpanys road; and 1881 tons over the
usao,shi,, Coal x Iron Company's road. To.
- .ar tine wear. GlS,S9> U3.-Cun,b. Civ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08

CANAL Business ---FJr the week ending on
Saturday last. % boats lett Cumberland tor
tide water. carving I 100 tons Of coal
The entire line of canal is reported in excel.
lent order. The recent cold weather fright
coed some II the boatmen. and they have
lied up their boats fr the inter-. a rum-
Ter vet. however, are still running, and from
presebt appearances Of the weather may De
enabled 10 make one or two round trips vet
1t is the intention Of many bOatrDcn 10 run
until they are frozen in the ice. Truly a
commendabe spirit of determination and
energy - CumJeriand Ciciii0n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08

EY- FOR CONGRESS-We are authorized
10 announce HENRY SHACgELFoRD, esq, as
candidate 10 represent the Seventh Congression'
al District, in the next Congress
i5-,t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08

NOR SALE desire to sell for term OF
seven years. a very likely colored BOY
aged about ia years. He IS a tire house ser'" ,.
and GOOD gardener. Any ore wishing TO make
such purchase will do well 10 apply I? tow
Prince street one door above the dwelling q
W b Richards, Jr. dec -eoot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08

EAs testimonial OF respect TO the memo
~ of L. 9 Atkinson, esq, the offices oil the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Co, Will be
closed OH this Wednesday, the sth of December.
By order OF the President. J. II. REID,
dec 1T Sec'y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08

IL We are authorized 10 announce DIR. }. b.
Giayson, candidate to represent the District
OF Stafford. King George, aud Prince William
IN the Senate OF Virginia, subject to the rath
cation of District Convention.
pov ll-sotf PRINCE WILLIAM.
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rpm M ERCIAL.
x.wYork NJ arket.

YORK.. Dec. Flour is heavy; State
VIZ ,a. Ohio s.. 3u.3S5. so; Southern $50
: vs,a, is very dull Corn Is firm, at
49,. -, mixed. Pork is buoyant; old mess
- KS psw mess $40. Lard is dull at
! Whiskey is firm at Csc. Stocks
~ Va SIS 81, Mo. IS 500. Sterling
s' -,s s,s !, frm al lc9sGl093.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08

( ,OLUMElA LAND OFFICE, WAsHMGroS,
I DISTRICT OF GoLUNBIA-kstabllshed Tor the
Sale and kxcn4uge OF Farms, Plantations, CIiy
Lois and Real Estate generally. on CommIs-
sion. throughout he United States. -WlNSLOW
VI. WATSON Il CO-Ctiice III the building on
tie corner vi Indiana avenue ard Second street
The attention OF LAID ownsrs in Virginia and
Maryland. who wish to effect sales oi Farms,
and other landed property, Is requested 10 the
above esrdb!lsnmtnt, as atiord.ug facilities Tor
the sale Of real estate. un,quaIied by those OF
any otter agency. Circulars transmitted Oh
Application. oct3--eo5m
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NEW BOUKS-Nature and ] ne supernatu
raj, as together constituting The one sys
- -. H.. ,i.,... I'm h,.lI N-n ~

EW BDtkS.-Ndture and ne SuptTnatu-
y raj, as together constituting The one sys'
tom OF God by Horace Bushnell, $50 y
The Chronicles oi the Bastlie, illustrated
one royal lDuo volume, s.!
The Ministry lite. by Maria Lou "a Charles
worth author Of "MILI.,ering Children, DC,
lZmo cota, 81.
The Au'ocrat of the Breakfast Tao'e, every
man MS own Boswell l2mo, cloth, 81.
Sprague's Annals OF he American Episcopal
Pulpit. or commemorative notices OF dstn.
gulshed Clergynen OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church. volume. svo, ~ 80.
Hpnde ard Brunette OF tue Gctha!niie Area
DIV, Anew novel, l2mo, - Cents.
Miss Mclntosh's New Book, Meta Gray, or
what makes home happy, BY NJ. J. Mcintosh
Emo. Is cents.
Dorstcks' New BOOK, The Witches OF New
York. as encountered by Z X. Phliauder Doe
sticks p. 4 s..
rhe Socia lie, or One Thousand aud One
home arnusemeut,, illustrated with nearly so
engrayings ana diagrams. Si.
For sale by JAS ENIWlSt" 4 SON
dor s No 95. kiug street.
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AUCTION SALES.
GALE AT THE LOUDOUN INSTITUTE
- LAl IL DIE lI,LlI-A 20 Z -

GALE Al THE LOUDOUN lNAIIIi IT,
NEAR AIDE, LOuDOUN co. A.
The copaItneTsnIp heretofore existing u"uri h1
name aud style OF Benton Quick. brih. .hlS
cay dissolved by mutual consent. We " .I sci
al public auction, Oh Wednesday, The '"m H'y %.
December. all the property OF the SAID firm, CO.
srstIng OF Horses Cows, Hogs, 20 OF them ."C
Hogs. Farming implements, CArrlage, hu=-'es'
Road-wagon, spring v gon. new three hose
steam Engine. Tuning Lathe, Side Rest, oo,r
Ne; also HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE, including Beds, Bed cIorhe-,
Stoves, Cookery, and other articles too num-
rous TO mention. Also, large collection 90
Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus, Cnrm.-
Gals. geological specimens, Books, Nc.
rElMs-A credit OF SIX months on al sums
over so Purchasers 10 give bond with aP-r,-
we'd security. bearing interest from date, ,Nc,lr
Tie lat hogs whicn will be sold for cash. Co.,
will be required on all sums OF $40 or les, NJ
property 10 be removed until the above terms
are complied with.
Al tue same time We will sell to tnr hIga",.
bidder, the INSTITUTE and FARM. wntcn
contains about ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN
TEEN ACRES OF PRIME LAND, well IN.
proved, plenty OF water, abundance OF wool, q
me young oTchdfu Vi CHOICE Huil Trees d "'HN
rae garden, &c.
- Inc BUILDINGS are new sgb~'ail,ai,
~ and com modioLs, and well suited fora ,hs-"
boarding school. ne establishment l. 40 Oh"
OF the most healthu and picture que section o.
virginia; ten miles from LeesbuIg. LoUjpus
county, tour miles from MlddlebuTg, and coE'e-
EIemt 10 railroads aud Turupikes ANY geI','.
mGn WISHING TO purchase a country residence
will ind TINS very desirable place.
Terms FOR TIE LASD:--One.eighth cash 81
day OF sac. one fifth in six months, one.H.tH IN
twelve months, ard the balance in two Yeas.
The purchaser 10 give bonds with approved -.
curLty, bearing interest from date, the interest
10 b. paid annually. The sale will be cout!nurl
from day TO day. until all is sod
BENZ. HYDE BENTON,
IAMES ii ETFI IIk
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ILOTH!NG! CLOTH NC! Nv Holt
SALE AND kFFAiL- 4 l. AND
WINTER STYLES Now READY FOX
Mn AND bGY> WALL S1FPHENH u
CJ. 81 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, sHINGi'N.
aud lu4 Du.NE STREET A FEW DOORS WEST az
RKuApw,Y NEW ioGK -Nr. WALL Gd.'hs TAX
en- up ~, residence III New YORK city, IoI tne
exclusive purpose OF manufacturing CLIO r
ING at Wholesale, aud supplying cur Establish
mem in Washington with every description OF
GENTLENEN'S, YOUTH 5 AMI BOYS
WEARING APPAREL. that is new. novel,
and substantial 10 be found N the New York
market We viii therefore 6e enabled 10 offer
al all times the largest and most fashionable
STOCK Vi superior READY. MADE CLOTHING
"a ms city.
Procuring our GOODS ron first hands, our
customers viii not nave 10 pay the second and
,ulrd profl, is all other houses ~ TINS CITY are
obliged % charge. Wall, STEPHENS u 60,
81 Penn az bew 9TH lUiu SIS. Wash,
And %, Duane street, New ork.
Washington, nov li-eolm
I AGER REER BREWERY.-STR.itSZ
u KLEIN respectfully inform the public
thai they nave established LAHER BEEN
BREWERY at the Wes,.ena OF hing street. Al
eXaudrIa Va, ard are now prepared To luThlsA
in kegs or barrels, that popular and Wholesome
beverage in such quantities as may be desired
The LAGER BEER manufactured by ). n X.
will be found on tlial to fully cq1al that made
in Philadelphia, as the most approved system
OF Brewing, together with - year: experience
and select materials, IL GLIDING Cameron wafer
-guarautet that is quality Will be unsurpassed.
T-y~ All orders irom the city or elsewhere
derocted to STKAU>Z 4 KLEIN, ALEXANDRIA,
Va, and LETT at tn Brewery or sent through the
Post Office viii De promptly executed.
dec I-pngVS'
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HlRUSrEE'S NOTilE-By d-ed OF trust
executed by the members o the late nun
OF + VI Mccormick X Brother. dated OH the -
instant aud duly OF record, all the book ac-
counts, Notes, bonds and other evidences Of debt,
due TO, and held b. said lrm were ass! gned and
transferred 10 The subscriber, trustee, Ior Va.
r;ous purposes ia tue said deed specified.
All persons indebted 10 said inn are request.
ed 10 make early payment. either 10 I. NJ SIC
Cormck. who Is authorized 10 receipt Tor the
same IN the trustee : nam, %, or 10 the umdrrsign-
Il. ). FERGUSON BEACH, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08

A W ARRlVAL-GREAT REDUCTION
~ IN PKlCES-We are receiving this day
Moushn DeLalnes, Alpaccas, DeBaees, Bleach
ed MusIns, heavy SheetIngs, fancy Cshcoes,
very cheap; white and red Flannels, Sattinets,
tuIIed Clo.hs, Plaid Linseys; lot OF very cheap
herseys; Ladies and Gentlemen's Linen Cam
onc Handkerchiets French Worked Collars,
&c, al OF watch will be sold much lower than
former prices J. F. 4 l.. A. i.ARklN.
dec 5
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GAMES AND ADJUSTMENTS FOR THE
NYOUNG FOLKS AT HOME.-The Snake
Game Doctor Kane's trip 10 the Arctic he
glons The uld Maid Mother Goose, The Parlor
Game The Oregon Game, Fashion and Famine,
Movable Alphabet Cards, Conversation Cards
Fortune Telling Cards, and variety OF new
and interesting French and German Games and
Puzzles. &c, just received and for sale.
dec JOHN H. PARROTT.
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Con CT ess.

10 the Senate, yesterday, the Chair laid be-
fore the Sanate communication from the
Court Of Claims; which was referred.
On motion Of Mr.. Allen, it WAS resolved
that On Thursday next, at o'clock the Sc
nate proceed to elect a Doorkeeper, to fill the
place Of Mr.. Holland, deceased.
MIR. Shields presented bill for the relief
of young man who had been disabled for
life, by being frozen 10 the United States SER
vice in Minnesota.
On motion Of Mr.. Clay it was resolved that
when the Snate adjourn it be unit! Thurs
day next.
An executive messoga was received from
the President o; the United States.
Mr. Wilson, gave notice of his Intention to
introduce II bill to appropriate one millan Of
acres Of public lands for the benefit OF educa-
ton in the District oil Columbia.
Mr.. Gwin, gave notice of hls intention to
call up the Pacific R ,ilroad bill at an early
day.
Mr.. Seward gave notice Of his intention to
introduce bill for the relief Of Mrs. Persifer
F. Smith.
The Senate then adjourned until Thursday
In the House Of Representatives yesterday,
MIR. Wiu. Ii. keim appeared as the Repre-
sentative elect from the Eighth district Of
Pennsy wanna, made vacant by the reHigna'
ton OF j Clancy Jones, and, being qualified,
was assigned a seat.
A large bumber OF Senate bills, passed
by that body last session, we're, oy special
order, taken from the Speakers table, and
nf. cd ar m
These bills were as follows: For the ad'
justment OF private land claims IN Florida,
Louisiana. Arkansas. and WlsconsGn; reIula-
ting signals on the Northern lakes; repeating
the fishing bounty law; authorizing addition
al pay 20 the members Of DR.. kaDe's Arctic
Expeditoo; creatiog additional land district S
in Oregon aud Washington Territories, Tor
improving the harbpr OF Chicago; repairing
works at the harbor of MliwauEie; auihorlZ-
ing loan OF 5000, 900; arthcr.ZInS the
President to select Il cite for the statue OF
WashingtOb; authorizing the Secretary oi the
Interior to reimburse tue corporation Oh
Georgetown the money spent IN building
bridge over Little Fails creek; Tor the organ
ization of fire department IN Washington
CITY; regulating the salaries of the Pursers
clerks at the Navy Yards OF the United
States.
The Joint resolution. reported last session
by the Committee on Foreign Affairs, and
passed to third reading, which authorizes
the President to take such measures as vii
lead to the abrogation OF the Clayton Buiwel
| treaty, was taken up, and
MIR. Richie moved to lay it on the table
The motion was lost by vote Of ~ yeas
SO nays.
A call for the previous question on the mo
ton to recommit the bill to the Commute o.
the Whole 90 tue state Of the Union. was sue
tanned, and the bill was titus recommlt!ed.
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NcHINArED.--Mr. Charles S. Jones, long IN
the EN- 10y ment of the Senats under toe late
Doorkeeper, Mr.. Isaac Il. llvland, deceased,
was this morning unanimously nominated IN
q caucus of the Democratic members OF
the BODY, for the pos,ton--the DlorkeeU-
ership made vacant bv Mr.. Hollands death.
The whole number of Senator's present WIS
about twerty.seve', Of whose votes Mr.. Jones
received Ell ghteen uu the first tsilot. TIE rest
being scattered among other applicants
Messrs, Bassett Hail, Snyder, ani Dthers.--
The nomination OF Mr.. Jones was then made
Wash. Star Of yes, aft.
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GENTS FOR THE UNION INDIA
n RUBBER COMPANi.-GUTTA pen.
Cha COATS, CAPS, BOOTS, AND CLOAkS.
silk, alpaca, Selecia and Cotton Goats, Boots
ard Cloaks. LeggIngs. Covers with Hoods &c,
wholesale and retail. These goods are warran-
ted to stand any climate. and will be sold at
mandatory pricess.
WALL. STEPHENS II co..
No $40 Penn. avenue, bet. 9th and 10Th sts
And No lC4 Duane street, doors west OF
Broadway, New lofk.
WASHINGTON nov l5--eo2m
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rENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY -

rENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
AccUnULATED 700 90.
Charter perpetual. al the profits divided
among ,hs policy holders every year. A sale
aud tliahe Company
DR. &. H. STABLER No. 1853. King ST.
Is ;he agent Tor this section of Virginia TO
whom application Tor insurance must be made
Medical ExImruer-pR + J. MURPHY.
nov 4-eo2m' K n NrABLER. Agent
aiOn sALE-Tne tract oil land, known as
/ THE MUSH POT" belonging 10 4. W.
Mcdonald, esq, containing 20 ACRES, on the
old Lersburg Road, adjoining the Corporation
oil Alexandria
Ii not sod before the frs day Of January
next II will be rented tor the ensuing year. II
rented, security will be required.
dc 2--d'J.nI JOHN MARSHALL
I,REAT BAKGAIN.- The rre,n, genuine
II and well lrrred stock OF DRUGS and
convenient FIXTURES. nov III the Drug Store
numbered ~ and ~ on KING street. Alexandria.
Virginia, can BIZ purchased on the most reason
able terms GEO. r. HAhhl>.
For particulars apply 10
ID. L. SMOOT, No. /, Royal street,
nov 2l--dHczw Alexandria, Va.
I,FEyAlT> WANTED / wish 10 erop,oy
r. TOR the ensuing wear. seven male SER.
WANTS tor the Dining Room. and four female
SERVANTS ryo tor CHAMBER MAIDS. aaG
t"o "aHiiEhh uNF.H' lot "hleh Iio.f"i
price VIII re Pand. AarI'Ns ,,,,u.,r
SAN'rh mr. -, n'',', " En-
no? ~ '''y n".t'. Nl'H a.
N-Or,CE is hereby gIyen. that Celt.icarr No.
-. for thirty .hares OF the "prelerret
stock" Of the Orau.e and Alexandria Railroad
romnsnv ,..uaL 10 the late C.. G.. Tsl,al.rro
mas been lost, and That Application VIII he made
To the Directors OF the SAID company 20 aiiec'
a ne" 'ertihcate lot me same 10 ne issued,
l.. q u. lhLihr Ehh',
oct li-"2h Adrn Is. OF 1. 1. l"'Ia'"rr" Hrc g.
Gro = BALDWIN dealer IN IRON and
ir STEEL No "a ,or,b Fg;rf,r S,yts-Ai.
ways on hsnd, complete stock OF 3 II,
BAND, HOOP and Hphst- >Hof ihlN al,o.
CAST. SHEAR. GtRNAN and hL'e IN
STEEL All Of which "''t be sold ar lie low.
est rrIce Pr cGE7, or on GCi eredtiS 10 puEctua!
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