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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-16

In Washington, on the 1879 ms by ne Rev
Raymond Young, Colonel WILLIAM HENRY
DAINGERFlELD, o. Wootcct, Prince Gsc.ge
County, Maryland, 70 MARY. daughter OF the
late Major T. 6. Howie, o. The Marin corps.
In Washington, on the 18th ~iustent, at nall
past six O'Clock, =, the Church OF he Epiphany
by the Rev. Charles Hail, +. F. MYER, AID
MARY V, eldest daughter OF J. y. OF, all o.
Washington.
In Washington. on the 18th instant, 81 Wisely
Chapel. by Inc Rev. l.. +. Morga9, ROBERT
COHEN. Jr, 10 Miss NARY ELIZABETH
STALLINGS, al! OF Washington.
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iCON MCSIChTE y

I am g~ratifed that the proposition OF tn.
Alexandria and Washington Railroad Com
pany to extend their road through this city
to the Depot of the Orange and Alexandra
Railroad Company, was not presented to the
City Council on Tuesday night last. aud
trust ths scheme will be abandoned. Ii osn'
not be possible that the City Couuoii wo u'c
take any positive action towards thu accom-
plisbment OF the object contemplated, aud as
to . vote of the people upon tho subject the
result is q foresone conclusion. Why then
keep up the exoi,onsnt by urging tho matter
further upon public attention. 1t will hard'!
be desired | think. L.
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New Iork Money Market,

Tie sock market has been dull this far in
NE week. There is no outside demand even for
Stte stocks The receipts from customs yes
i''tsy amount 10 ST. ,S7Q; the balance in the
SuoiieasuFy was SIP. SGT, 9l6
HE weeks returns from all the Banks but
W, shO" the following results Specie $22,4l9,.
'1o, leans sss,s90,5si. The same banks show.
"a .a't Week Specie $2s, sos, 62l, loans $2S,
'%''74, slowing a decrease of about 100000
H. specie ard 100000 in loans.
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rrOIR-The receipts have slghIy lnPio'
,,d mo demand IS !.ir. Sales to snlppels
%rr,on street a, IS 5s6s5 So. Some small
m.-s old on Tuesday TO the retail trade al
s,-s In, these figures cannot be quoted as the
us,se, price. and yesterday the market
ccstd atS1 32t
wuE.T-The offerings OF Change were
-. mo market quiet. Sales oil inferior
lea. ,2.al2Sc.. Jail 10 good red at l3on
,,,m. Sales of red a. l23Sl23c.
..o,t,r,ry, and I26lSizSc. for fair TO good. A
900, d,,I Of ,he Wheat offered was 81 inferior
lii, and badly c.eaued, which makes livery
difficult OF sale.
ropy-pemand fair, with light offerings.
S.I.. 0, white reported at Soc; high mixed sSc'
\, .,ri,,lv yellow on the market, and our quo
...ior. for that description are nominal,
gyE-Rsceipts fair, with a good demand
SHES a. Charge OF prime at 75c.
OATS ar in demand, but the receipts are
r.,. and there we're TO sales reported on
,I,sse, Ths stock on hand is very small ana
~o,o,.,ions are nominal.
rpPTILIEERS.-Guano is moving Of free.
~ and sales OF large quantities nave been made
in .)bsnsrIe and other counties OF the line OF
Railroad. a, $50 = ton. IN small quantities
IN. price continues at SOS. Phospha'es and
Bone Dust axe in fair enquiry, and the sales are
improving.
Observation-Disclosures are firm,
and Inc market exhibits more activity. Bacon
,sc,ye. shoulders Sc; uams ll0l4c; sides
q,Gl,Sc. Butte IS III fair supply at loD@oc'
.r bes, roll. Lard ll4c., and quiet. Eggs
l.,c. , dcz.n, and in moderate supply, Pas
Ter i, IN fair supply, with an active demand
quotations, unchanged. Seeds are dull, and but
few sales have been made within the past TWO
Interpretations are unchanged. sumac is in
i.r request at $l.25 p 100 ns-receipts light,
The market ior other articles usually quoted, IL
dull and unchanged.
PRE.GHTS-CuErent rates OF Freight on
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New York Market.

Nav YoSz, sept. l5.--Flour firm; sales OF
NVgv bols3 State $i.sf6$4.g5; Ohio $500
$50; Southern S5.OoS$5.40. Whea, nomi-
nsIy lt22c. hi sher, sales of 10000 bushels; red,
ilsGi22c., wLi.e l2O6l4Oe. Corn is higher;
nes o. 1000 bushels; mixed o5tG72lc
waite soSs3c. Pork is steady: mess $l7.359
$40 prime Sl525aSl540. Beef quiet and
i'm Whisky isdull al 24c. Stocks are dull
End lower. "a. i s02; Mo. 8's SAG.
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NSW 'oaS Sept. 1.-The price current OF
As cry IN It's ANIMAL statement, puts down the
'T.oa crop for the pas; year, officially at g.,
''"'s'- bales, oeins ali increase over the previ,
w year OF i74,44S bales. The exports OF the
!'s' amount 20 2,590,455 bales, being an IN
.eae OF 337,79s bales over last year. Of the
|a'ei?oT's, England took l,SU9, 966, being all
..'ase over last year OF 3sl,u96 bales. The
nro's % france during the year show a de-
sae OF 29,355 bales; and to the north OF Gu.
wy a decrease OF S0,653 bales.
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COMMUNICABLE

NHaAIAlVAitp
The City Council met last nisht~-no eA-
citement-eycs skinned and people vide
awake to their true interests--no action on
Railroad scheme--none expected-no more
railroads to go through the city. Ahsr'.
SAINT. Is. 1853. y.
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Coal rom this port
Alexandra. Fuel Market, September 10

There Is d fair supply Of Cumberland and
Anthracite Goa i'll the yards, and the receipts
Of he former are steadily increasing. Several
cusoesc Of Anthracite are also on the way. We
quote Cumberland Lump at SIS; run o: mine
81 %. Anthracite White Ash, 50 S1l; Red
Ash, S. lzi-in all cases delivered. Wood is
in good supply, and the arrivals are fair. We
quote Oak a, $3.756$4; Pine $2.75S$3.25.
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!. II. McVEIGH & son
(.Succlssoss to Nc Ieiy4 d. rho0bcYia0Lj

y. j VA IiN't " 'I|"'
l.Succ,ssoys 10 MIei32 d. Chom6cJia9hj
r!iSCE STREET WHARF. ALEXANDRIA:
A RE Now RECEIVING. per Scars. Arctic.
u Statesman, Marietta Burr. and Embark.
ttorn Ncw Iork. D0ston, and flriadel pnrG their
FALL STOCK OF GROCERIES. LIQUORS,
VINES. TOBACCO. SEGAkS, &c, ar, com
prising a vpIy general ard desirable assortment,
which they viii sell Tor casa, or TO prompt des-
lers At z small advance.
45 hhds. Nuscovado. \. Orleans, and 81 CGolr
Sugars
iU5 bbls. Crushed, Powdered, Graduated, ant
Coffee 90
u boxe, Double Refined Loaf DO
IS hhds Muscov4do MolasSes
S. hb!s. Nsw Orleans do
rs do Extra Golden Syrup
$50 bags Light anu UreeL Rio Coffee
100 do Marketable, Laguyra, Java Il Santos no
80 haif chests G~unpowder, Imperial and Olong
Teas, (tron medium TO strictly pIime)
500 lbs. Manila aud Madras Indigo
80 bag Grain Peppe.
90 DO PimeGto
- tlerces fresh Rice
20 te.ccs Cidt. Vinegar
50 IGa.. C.s,.a
1875 boxes Resin and To,lei soap
l7J 10 .At2!n. and N1!"! sperm '"iHiSs
100 10 Nouid Ii"
pr casks SIP Ca'b Soia
25 boxes /" ID. papers
100 coils Ja's, .rading Line, AMI Bed ordkope
100 doz Parted Paila, - nests 10 Tubs
300 I@an, Double and Single Wrapping Paper
Is do Ruled Letter and Cap do
100 boxes 5 ~ and 10 x 2 Window Glass
5 bbls. fresh Putty 200 bags Shot
$50 kegs Sporting anu Blasting Powder
1000 rs Bar Lead Z 5bIs. Alum : bbls. Cop,
peras 2 casks Ersom Salts; Is kegs White
Lead 90 kegs Saitp-tre, 8 bales almonds s
bales reca;. Nuts . do Filbeg.s, - boxes rresn
Da.sirs, - boxe, Casti,- Soap ~ boxes Starch,
~ bo.ea Maccaroni, 800 toz Mason, Backing
/ ca. BACK lax. r. boxes Mustard 2 bales
Gloves. u boxes Extract Logwooi 8 bags
Race Girge; ~ aoxe. Ground Ginger; ~ boxes
Ground Pepper, ~ SACKS Dairy Salt; ~ boxes
Birthstone. sep .
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The cattle epidemic seems TO have disap,
peared entirely in Eastern Virginia.
COMMUNICATED.

t~CVMNtNIIhIED
To ExLGov. WV. SMITH.-As you are call
cd upon by a Correspondent in the Alexan.
dria Gazette of the 18Th inst, over the sigma
tore of "Fau1uier," to answer certain intero'
g~aiories, and az it will not add much to your
trouble, l will DO obliged to you, while an
swering them, to say explicitly, whether you
did not write a letter in pencl} marx OF lux
to q Know Nothing or American Meeting,
held in Warrentcn, in which you stated yon
were with. them hear, and soul (or ID feel
ing) but that you eosld render their party
more service, By remaining ou. Of, than by
joining their order, or iu language to that et-
feet. A DEMOCRATIC CONSTITUENT.
September Is, 1853.
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:
posr or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ID


AIKivED.
Schr. r. ii. Hunriey, Harmon, Ne" York
ouspo 10 Fow.e & 60.
Scnr. John l. Darling, howse, Nor'olS, 10
Scbr. A. V. Bedell, Rider, Ne" York, 20 J. {,
Nevett. g.
Schr, Statesman, Wicks, New York, 10 5
Shinn. VI.
Schr Robert F. stockton, cranmef, y. in!h'
salt 70 T. A. B.ewi. Go. .
Schr. Knight, Sears Boston, 70 II. EioriHss
Scb-. Sarah Mills, Tyler, Ne" York sA"Ao
to Fowle & Co.
scbr' NJ, Munson, J.awran. New York, guano
ScbT New Jersey, varaman, Boston, 70 pasid
A. Lowe {
Schr. Ring Dove.--, Pallade!pnia''' >
Shinn. ,M
Eldridge. r.u,
Scbf' J. H. d. Smoot, Beard, falining'ou
wheat TO Blackjack, Marshall & TO.
SAILED.
Sch, JuIius Smith, Crowell, Boston, Goa! BY
Schr Charm, --, Philadclph:a, coal b.
David A. Lowe
Schr J. Ponder. IT,, Eiensworth, iTov;aenee
coal by Fow,e & 20. :.
Sehr. Beauty, Johnson, New York, coal %
7. j. Mehafiey. 40,
Schr. Abigail Jennings, Creby, New lorA' Goa
BY T. J. Mehatiey.
'schr Chas. Whitney, innan, New YORK Goa
by Borden Mining Co.
MEMORANDA.
s,br Moses Van Name, Van Name, for Ills
,,r, cleared A, New York, 18th inst.
Srhr Caroline Anderson, Bowks-, from this
ror. ar,;vsd At Providence lith inst,
Scbr Marcia Tribon, Bray, Tor this port, sail
,.or. S-h inst
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DHAU,

In Washington. on ne 10th instant. WILLIE
B., aged t years, 9 months and i"dals youngest
son of Mrs. Jutla +. Sanford, OF ""snlhston'
widow OF the late Charles r. Sanford, esq OF
Westmorelapd County, Va.
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Riehmond Market, s.p,.us.r IL.

amond Market, September Is.
Il. t.v"-New superfne $61, Extra Shy
"aA.i-Whi Sl.20 10 $l.40, for lower
80 s440 TO Sl.5z! for best Red $l.2O to
0-.~tsO cents, and in demand.
"-'o cents, and in demand.
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BY " TELEGRAPH.

BALTIMORE, Sept. ia fra took place in
the Custom House this morning, n number
Of valuable papers in the Naval Office were de-
ssroycd, and the building and offices ore
flooded with water. The messenger room
and several Of the Offices we're entirely burnt
ont. together With maay valuable statistical
records Of exports ard imports. TIE build
ing is also considerably damaged. Tbc loss
is no. set iown ct $40. 600. The fire caught
from tie watchmGn's lamp.
! ST. L3vIs. Sept. 1.-THE New Mexico
mail OF the 23i has arrived at Independence.
4 battle had doubtless been fought between
Major Brooks command and tho Nessjo In
dians, as Major Brooks intended destroying
their fields, which would necessarily cause u
collision. The Indians, it is said, offered to
indemnify him for the loss Of the negro which
was the Cause o! the ins1rs;on.
CHARLESTON, Sept. l4.--The steamship
Havana, from Havana and Key Wes. on the
10 inst, has arrived At this port Sugsr was
unchanged; melasses FIVE to six reals
Frsigbts dull. Sterliog exchange 10 per
cent. Exchange on New York 81 per cent.
LANCASTER, Pa, Sept. 1.-The Lancaster
County Democratic Convention, DR.. John X.
Eaub, presiding, nominated James u. Hop
kins for Congress from the 9:h district, BIZ
ACCLAIM atom. lie made @ speech on accepting
the nomination, taking ground against Sec
tional political strife and abolitiCoism, and in
favor Of the admission Of kansas without
reference to her population. 10 was also in
favor Of such & tariff: as would rut every iron
furnace in the country IN blast.
ALBASY, Sept. ID. The paper mill at
Cnatam Four Corners was bornt this morn
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Philadelphia Cattle Market, sept. 14tn,

N"ttie HHIKot, Sept' IatHs
we Cattle-The offerings this week amount.
- aeort l.5OO head; toe market was dull;
p, 1900; S>,'5 per lOo lbs-a decline of rs
C.F' iOU lbs since last week. Cows and
r,'Ss--sa!es o! fresh Cows n $40, dry do. at
'cass7 each. Sheep--Oferings 5000; sales
80 each. Hogs-Oderinss about 1890;
'@eTS7 per lou lbs decline.
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Leesburg, Loudoun CO., Va, sep 3-eots

"RUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND, SLAVES,
STOCK, CROPS, &c.-The subscribe, 10y
virtue of a certain deed of trust, executed o. lie
9th day OF November, 1887, by George A. HireI
and Lucy e., his wife, for the benefit OF the cf"d-
TORS OF ne said Geo. A. Sleet, and on record ~
the cffre Of TIRE Clerk OF the County corT' oi
Orange. will proceed 20 sell, at public auction
~,ciiau, ,esrrc, at Smithield, the pr@scn. r's,.
dence Of Tie said George a. Sieet, on WtdH'S."s,
the 29F day of September merit, all the progerI,,
real and personal, of the said George A. Sl"c',
consisting Of GONE THOUSAND and EIGHTY
SEVEN ACRES of LAND, mostly lying Ia -"
Mountain Run Valley, and conveniently divislb.'
into THREE or FOUR FARMS, Of fine quaiIJ,
and we'll improved by cultivation.
The BiRCHLAND tract, containing THREE
HUNDRED AND SIXTY SEVEN And THREE
FIFTHS ACRES, adjoins the lands OF Hon ).
Morton, VIM. Walker, esq, and Others, and IS a
desirable tract Of land.
SMITHFIELD, LONGS, AND CLIFIC',
together, contain ONE THOUSAND and TWO
and a HALF ACRES, of beautiful valley amt
rolling land, susceptible OF division INTO '"o
Farms OF about equal size and value adjoining BE
lands OF VIZ. q. Crenshaw, Henry NassIc, "'i
Others; four miles from either Rapid Ann -.
ton, or Orange Court House; having All ab"n
dan. supply OF timber, we'll w~atered, and b''"%
in a healthy and desirable neigbborhood.
GUM SPRINGS contains THREE Hue
DREDAyo EIGHTEEN ACRES Of un!rnprr'et
land lying Il miles from smithfeld:
Persons desiring sale and profitable iHTes'-
ments IN and. are requested 10 visit taes' hartr'
OF address the undersigned, for further pafse-
uiars.
Also, abou, TWENTY SLAVES, in amijes,
OF men, women, and children, most Of iI"H
young and very lik-ly--and one OF them beng
an excellent no"se carpenter.
Also. plantation Utensils, Wagons, Cart, ~.
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FtRNlItHE
Carpenters Tools, Tan Yard Tools, B.s l.'rn...
Tools, Stock OF Horses, Ca:t!e, Sueep, and hoe,
growing Crop. Of Germ and Tobacco, ST."
HAY, &c, &c, sc.
IsRxs or SALE-For the land, one.ioIrtA c''l
toe remainder in three equal, annual payment
bearing interest, from ter payable anh"A.."
secured by bond, with good persona! secur'1
aud a retention OF lae tile. For the Sia'sss
cash. For ,ne other personal property, benz,
with approved security, bearing interest Eotn
date. and payable MaTca isL 1889.
JOSEPH J. HALSEY, T.Gstn
VI; c,eiI's Station. Cn!p Co., aug Z5-epjS
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HEANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
~ ROAD COMPANY annual meet
ing Of the Stockholders OF TINS Company, viii
be held a; he Office u; the COMPANY, in Alexsn-
dria, on A'eisesddy, ts 10Th day Of Ortojer ner',
at Y 0 'e6ok. ". JAMES X. REID, Clerk.
sen lf-eotd
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hIug GeoGge county, ID. aug !5-eon


TRUSEFES' SALE or LAMB =. iue
o. : iced Z. :ruS' nom H~e..ainin Thorn
tgH 70 H.. ia:ed l.e -sth de- o. February, 1852,
ard II ,s,cri ~ - Ci-ih 0t:re o. Fairfax
County CraI:, L. ian. record book u, No 3.
folio ~, we snail: 90 Agatny the iah soy If
JyIy ,rr., (Ccy:, ta;) II. front OF the Court
House NJ ,hs sad County Of ~fsiItar, c!fer al
public auction. 10 IL hlgHe.t bidder, icr cash.
ine par; or portion Of M TRACT OF LAND
therein Conveyed srd rot heretofore re:ea'oa BY
order OF Reginald Fsi-.ay, Ire c-stu G!e trust.
situate! ntne sad county, 'k:orgh which the
alcYaadna, LouGoua an Hampshire Railroad
ras,ea. aad containing about fDr~ InpU>.
AND SEVEN HUNDRED AaD S~iHFi.F0LR
ACRES cT 30 .aucE ;asisp. as NAY be utce.ss.
~ . -~a'.siv ne amo.Ui nov G.e the sale ReZi-
nall F~a.r'.N, and remaining unpaid anu i"e
costs and Expense, ni sale.
Fairfax County, "a. e :-s1h
Thr above ,a!s , pos'YoUe' ana! ne ian da7
d .lu,ts. next, GCoIri day
faIliax county, Fa,Iy l--sots -,
E,-Ths above sd. = further Po.'Pon1! until
!H1rqqy. me .cah aay Of S1~tn6u. fCo"n dag }
THOMAS K. LOVE. T,.ss.
arg rS-9o's ALFRED MOSS
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yXTOOD LARD For SAhE.-"Ha"ing ST.
perabuudance oil Wood Land, | WISH :"
sell 1881 ACRES q; w~e!l-tmbered land, Wl'un
nall 4 mile OF a steam Saw Mill, ncw beng
erected o. Mr. r Srrkeirv. The Tracts bound
sl e.. the cas-, by ii" read lrom Aide 10 ;iliS
Mil, and Is entirely accessible rom iais road.
The land is covered viii In-s;"Gt. Pine, White,
lack. Chestnut. and Het OAK. The southeast
corner 81 The tract is Grs,ani no." Presley ua..
ner's lot, or tie Carolina road, 40 poles.
Price $4,000, III three payments.
n BEREJEY
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Wa.r,n.on, Va, aug l3-eo;Novl0

DUBLIC sALE.-Ihs subscriber wi: BE-!
at Public Auction, 70 the highest bidder
Tor cash, on 7Luysddy, the l6th Of September, !t,o,
before the Mayors Office, IN the city o. Alex.
andria, Virginia, TWO HUNDRED DoLhARH
VIRGINIA STATE STOCK, ali! SEVEN
HUNDRED DOLLARS ALEXANDRIA COR
pORATiON STOCK, b.longNs TO the estate 81
the late William 5. Mason, OF Fairfax Co, ".
FRS. F.. JOHNSTON, Admir- OF
yp2-ects the Estat. y. Vim. 5. Mason, iec u
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'.easrieksburx Market. r.. n, ,,sr Is

HsnurE Market, Sc ptember Is.
81 SEA sl2'SSl.35. Superior would bring
H. fHua Flour $3.50; from wagons So
''' little better feeling in the market.
foA PHiLADELpHlA.-Ths regular
;sn- rNcAet Scar. ANN PlCKRELL, Lever.
,urj,u si' viii sail Tor the above port on Sa.
c.s,:;, sept. is. For freight, apply to the
.n, STEPHEN SHINN.
-N No. 4 South Wharves.
h. EEHS IosPELS-Volume ii. of Ryle's
i.S rtposilory thoughts on the Gospels, con.
II ae uospel according to ST. Mark, price
sen w. paolshed, and for sale by
- ROBERT BELL.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, NEAR
2 WARRENToN, TA.-My FARM c,u.
%taIuiag FIVE HUNDRED Axo FORT
ACRES. Ut the Warrentsn Branch 81 '.s
Oraaa" a.G Alexandria Railroad, distant ".".
from WarIeGton. ard y miles from the "r..':
mIre Station on said Road, il for saie.
It IS well watered, and nearly one hall CT 'A@
trac, - N wood and timber, WHICH AIDES sIsa'J
10 Il, value The soil is productive aad eAsi'i
SzS tiled. The DWELLING HOUSE an
sssss out bail inss are all new
as FARM may be easily su5'd!yited INTO
two smaller tracts, having each a .uhi clency Of
wood and water, sGG containing one about 800
and ;le other about 40 acres.
JheY ~ii. be sold separately or ,og.'he!, 20
SUIT purchasers, VINO are invited 10 sic" NE
premises.
4 his FARM should not DC sold bei0ra to
lJk 81 November r.1t, u will On that day, II .a'l,
II Rot. he mex, ;a!r day. os sold al public auc-
non, on the premises
Fox terms, &c, | refer 10 my Attorney NIL
". PAYNE, at Warrenion, Va.
GEORGE Z. WiLLlAMSON.
NJ
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ALBASY, Sept. ID. The paper mill at
Cnatam Four Corners was bornt this morn
ing, together with o dwelling and several
outhouscs. 4 man named Levi Quincy was
burnt 20 death in the dwelling.
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yNOE SALE--SeveTai Servant "GMt.N i"a
Il CHILDREN. The WOMEN are va!Ga-
BIZ nouse se!vants-ous a "ery TAR CooH, "a5a
.r, and lloaeT. Terms reasonable. Apply eat
II. ~ hiLLtAM h!Ati.
9iyevyIte. CuIueper Co, Va. sep i-eo,m
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IA VoR SALE or Rk.NT--Thc HOUSE
LAND LOT. on Columbus s.Iee'r between
nag and Prince streets, nOw occupied by }. ;.
PsrHybacke- esq o. :. KiNsoLf!AG,
Administrator otJ. Il Ey.lls, dec :!
EIidnIehnrg seq 4-eo!w
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By Yesterday Evening" n~iis.
Correspondence Of tie -A!e1o"dria G"aetEs
Letter from clarke County.

Correspondence Of tie A!e1onaria GnaeHs.
Letter from clarke County.
WHITE Posi-, CLARkE, COUNTY, Sept. ID
Everything is quiet in our little County, and
news is as scarce ss money. Our farmers
arc hard at it, cutting Up corn and preparing
for seeding. The Corr Crop will be an aver
age one. Most of our farmers are buying
Rhodes Super phosphate, instead Of Guano,
prefering the phosphate on account of its
chsapness, and looking On it as c more per-
msnent improver of the soil.
The farm OF the late john Dow, adjoining
White Post, was sold last week for S3U.81c.
per acre. DR.. j. I. Fauntleroy was tue puf-
chaser.
An undivided interest in the Benvenue es-
tate, adjoining the above mentioned tract
was cold for S43 90c, D. Meade purchaser
looked Gu as q higa figaro Tor the tlmas.
The wheat crop is turning out poorly, bat
cur farmers are hold'og on 70 it expecting a
better market. Nj
sentenced 10 iEs Penite II tiary.
Correspondence Of the Aieeandria Gazette.
KING GEORGE Court HOUSE, VA, Sept. ii.
Il have only time before the Mali cIoses to
inform you that Vanscrider, Sr., charged with
stealing o seine, osrs, &C., &C.. from Goo. E.
Grimes, ofthis county, was to-day tried, found
guilty aud sentenced to three years imprlson-
ment in the penitentiarJ.
The trial of the remainder Of those impil-
Gated with Vanscrider 10 the theft will be tried
Tomorrow; OF the result you will be informed
3. q.
An election was held at Madison Court
House, on Saturday last. for ofieers OF the
SD Regiment Virginia Militia. General
Banks and Coioneis S,ms and Twynsn pre-
sided over the election, and theTssuls was the
election of Wm. A. Banks Colonel; James
w Twyman, Lientenent Col; Simeon Csrpen-
ter, Is. Major, and Fiuks f. Biankinbeker,
I'd Msjor.
The cattle epidemic seems TO have disap-
peaEed entirely in Eastern Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-16

Ia FOR KENT A DWELLING House,
III, on PIT; street, between Cameron and Queen
streets. CONTAINING sIr rs"ns, besides DINING
Room and Kitchen il the basement stoTy--W!th
q Hydyan, II me yard. and a vide alley IL Inc
rear. II has also Gas Fixtures. TIE premises
a.e in good order. Apply 10
sen, u-eo3t WI. GREGORY.
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Aide. LoaAom Co, Va. sep lt-eOln

7 Il. McyEIGH x son wHn4asAL. DIAL
D. Frs N TOBACCO, SEGARS, &c are nos
Ieceiyirg, and aave in store. uIelr F.fLL
SToCK or TOR.ACCO SCARS, SHuh.
i've T1B.iCCO. o., Con prising To" most ID
yor:,e brands, o, medium! 10 P!lm" grades, winch
,hev Offer % the: customers. ai"! dealers .e1s
Taliv, OF. a. ta.ogyh'" terms - lGey can be
bought IL ms or the Baltimore market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-16

eyr VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
~ IN rEE VILLAGE OF SfERRi VILE
! oFpr Tor SAFE, the DWELLING and STORE
HOUSE. ard LOT OF GROUND, containing
abou; A ACRES, and 4 - ACRE LOT, ~ The
Village Of sperryvil,e, R4ppahannock coGnty
ri Va. On the 10 acre Lot is fine GkiSf
SSEMlLL, run by a neys. Ealing stream OF wa
Ter. A FOUNDRY ant ! BLACKSMITH SHOP.
The property ia admirably .o'~ted, AID Is a
casits! investment. ANY 0:e wishing 20 pa.
chas~. can procure :. ba;eain u applying "a"
20 he subscriber. ". ). iOllEN.
kappanaanock Co. sep Z-eo.w'
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NOTICE--As very many OF oar irieu'!s nave
failed 10 respond 10 our notice, ASKING 10!
: prompt settlement OF theiE accounts. We must
urge ;hem 20 DO 20 without further delay.
Il. dissolution OF ou1 frm renders this a6so-
lr,eiy iecessa!y.
sen II WINNERS & GO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-16

TOHN MURPHY, ATTCRNEY.f 1T LIN
- will practice IL he Courts Of "-stmofe
Land, Richmond, AID %~or,lumc:.ans Counties.
Post Office, R!:r's Sore "estnoTe!and county
Y, dec 81!
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COTTUN YAKE-50cr Us. superio. North
~ Caroline Yarn, Ior sale by
s.n2 WHEAT 4 BRO.