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RouEnr TAYLOR. Inspector.

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL.-Owing t"
the break upon the canal, there has been II"
arrivals Of boats this week. The amount 81
toll received ut the Georgetown collector : Oh
tirc for the week from boats which have been
discharged amounts Ia S2,JlS 'S-aScendinG
trade $50 So and descending s2."G5 Vi
The receipts Of tolls ut the same oihce tor
the month of June amounted to SIS, - o.
ascending trade 81 ID. aud descending L.
Ia Gj. The amount Of tolls paid at tins OIL
flee for the half year ending the iuth June
amounted to S4S.Il3 an Increase OF >l+ IN
over the receipts for the same period last
rar-UdSh. star.
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A I. N A N A Z g..
ma Ri + L | S L.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA July .


ARRIVED.
Brig Sarah Heath. Loud, Bangor lumber to
Waters Co.
Schr. Moses Van Name Van Name, Rochland'
leo To Order
Schr. Sparkling Sea, Farris, Roekland. I" ID. b.
Smith.
Sehr. Samuel D. Grice, Collier, Baltimore to
SmoOt, Uhler 4 Co.
Schr. Eliza Ellen, Roberts, Baltimore, lumber
to Smoot, uhler ca"
Schr. Kinggoli, Degr"ot, New York. to jas l.
Nevet.
Sehr. Arctic, Hicks, New York, to s shiun.
SAILED.
Schr. Mott Bedell Chase, New York, by ID. T.
Smlth. NJ
Schr. Adriaunn, Bragg, Boston, by l. ). Me
haley.
Schr Fleetwood Burr, New York, by james [.
Nevett. ~. =,
Schr. Elite, Sanders. Baltimore, 10y Wheat y
Bro.
MEMORANDA.
ship Mazeppa, Bod, sailed from Newport
Wales for this port, 18th ult.. with rnllr"ad ""'
for the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire NAH
road Company.
Schrs. Indus, Humphrey, and Statesman. Mot"
for thi. port cid ut New York, 10th ult.; Ciair-
mont. johnson. from this port llcrsche!l, b'rdsai
and Fairfax Mott, from Georgetown, arrived al
do. same day. 80
Schr.. b. l.. Berry, Weaver, for this port cid at
Boston, Goth ult.; Saratoga, Clark. hence al do
same day.
Schr. Three Brothers. Elsey. from Georgetown
arrived at Salem, 2Sth ult
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

ia THE BRICK HOUSE, in 'Lloyd' Row,
.e#I=l lately nccuricd hy DR.. T"''"n' bar been
thor"u :hly repaired, agd is now Tor rent Apply
to Mr. HARRIET LLOYD, Washington street
,Ix,,Ir;. Y, is l--.D2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

The Hon John Letcher left this place on
Friday last for the Hot Springs, where he
will spend few weeks for the benefit OF his
health. lie had been very much indisposed
tor u few days previous to his leaving home,
-Leriu,Ji0n Star Of Thnrsday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

GREAT IMrEUN F-GREAs-
" ING ANLES.-l would call the attention "i
wagon builders aud Others, {" ;hi- new an't very
useful Improvement. by which the aNie' "i heavy
wagon. may he creased without the trouble "i re-
moving the wheels. Those Interested would Il"
we'll 10 cXamn.--Als". just received turned aud
fitted -k-n- AMI boxes. with further -"rriS "i
the common boxes. mrst as ihr stock very com
plctc auI III II which are offered at the lowest
.atc,. Remember this j. the only hvusc u Alex
audria where these articles can ~ ha;
GEORGE I. BALDWIN,
A few ,I,ors S"gth 1t the Mansion House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04
Hsalth on the Ship Savannah.

Bosrox, July 1.-The L. ). sl""p-"t-war
Savannah from Pensacola, has been dis
charged from Quarantine, having no yellow
fever on board, hut G+ cases of intermltten'
fever, aud | of other Diseases, none Of which
were contagious.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04
FOR MONT.
The annual EN.ur-Iun 81 the FIRST PhEsbf
rHRIaA sapRATH SCHllI VII Lnkr pllrr

or Ibn,,d,,g "tr;, J"iy ri. To Oily MONT.
.r-- The steamer THOMAS CuLLiER
- - ha. been engaged Tor the occasion,
aud will eI,c her wharf, foot of KIM street. nj
o'clock. 4. NJ. runctunlly. Tickets - cents, chIl
dien half price {" hc had the stores ii Robert
Bell. VIM \. Hart aud at the Boat ON the n"rn-
ing 81 the EAcWsi"
y. Il. The Boat will also make trip in the nj
iernuon leaving Alexandria. at O'clock -tichets
>, cents. Returning, leave Glymont at quarter
before seven. ~ ltd
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MARRIED.

At the Episcopal Church, in Charlottesville
Va, on Thursday evening last, by the Kew. K h
Meade, Mr. JOSEPH W. ANDERSON, of Bote
tourt, to Miss SUSAN ". NORRIS daughter o
the late Dr.. James Morris OF Louisa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

FARTHER PolNr, . \. M.-Nothing of the
Canadian, now about due, with European
diirs of the 22d
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04
A PLEASANT WAY to ENJOY THE FOURTH
OF JULY

49,. The Steamer THOMAS COLI
Es.1estszn LIVER. will leave her wharf at the
fool at seventh street. 1T o'clock, 4. NJ, II -
clock. 4. NJ. AMI o'ci"ck. p NJ. Tor Font Wash
in ton touching al Alexandria. going aud return
ing K"mni trip trhets hiiy cents keif'Su'
u-nr> furnished on board the boat. and At Ill"
Fort. at fair prices. y" ,piruou> liquors allow
ed Ijv l-3tI SAMi'EL BAKER. Capt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04
EDGE HILL SCHOOL.

idire.- G"in,g- y. o. caroline '"""iy, va
Preparatory to the University of Virginia.
TINIE next, and Sixth, Sessi"S Of TINS School.
i will commence on the lrot OrioL,r Meet and
continue I" the 3lst "i J"iq following The sub
iectS taught are ENCLIsH, Latin. GREEN. FRESCn,
IlALIAS. MATHEMATICS. E>DI>EERI>G. DnAwING.
WnIrI>G. 81. The session is divided into tw,
terms. Of five months each. aud the charge ale
SliO per term, Tor everything except Lights.
The Principal has been teaching tor thirteen
years and Mn. GIBBENs has inst graduated with
distinction nj the University ut Virgins.
For dciailed CatNlnIle. adGrrss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

The Saturday last was an'th-
err very warm day-the Thermometer stand
ing in the shade. ut $50, at noon. The rays
of the sun were oppressive. There WAS, how
ever. DUNG the day, fine breeze from the
South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

nS- Io. FOR PIzEnlNCrrM The company
will assemble at the Spring, nj IL O'clock, when
the Declaration Of Independence will te read.
Dinner will he on the table AT o'clock. No "thcr
game hut Q"o;rs will lie played on the ground.
The adjournment will take place mt o'clock, r. VI
... 4 4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

VESSEL Svyk.-The schooner Don, Capt.
Paisley WAS run down and sunk, of the Upper
Cedar Point Light Boat, last week 10y the
schooner VIM Peters, Capt Williams, OF
Baltimore. The crew Of the Don had to use
the greatest exertions To save themselves from
being drowned Capt. Pusley attributes the
disaster to carelessness on the part OF the
vessel which ran him down. Capt Ezekiel
Jane, has gone in the schooner VIM. ii. Pine,
70 assist in raising the sunken vessel
GKrr>'s MANSION House., one Of the lar
oest and best conducted Hotels IN the coun-
try. is, We are glad 10 hear, literally pa
tr.nized, and is deservedly a iav"rite.
TnE CRY HorEL.-This old established
and popular house, Is, also, doing an excel
LENT business We see it noticed with favor
in the Cha,lestown Free Press.
Tur ORANGE RAILROAD Extension"
learn that the work nn the Orange Extension
is progressing very satisfactorily, and that
,h,ut thirteen miles Of rail have been LAID
beyond charlottesville. Ina short time the
Contractor will commence at the LynrhhurE
end Of the line, and proceed this way,
Flour INSPECTION. Amount Of Flour IN
spccted in Alexandria, Va, Tor the quarter
ending June Guth, 1907:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

COUNTY JAIL.-Fnur criminals only were
committed t. the County Jail Of Alexandria
County, during the month of June.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04
ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.

IA &a is
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JULY 4, 1859,
~ the Train leaves Alexandria daily. at o'clock,
A. NJ, for Gord"nsville, connecting with the Trains
on the Virginia Central Railroad, tor Richmond
and the West, and with the Trains Oh the Mama
sas Gap Railroad, for Mi Jackson, Woodstock,
Warren White Sulphur SPRING, aud intermediate
points.
The Train leaves daily. Sunday night excepted
at :! o'clock, y. Nj Tor Richmond, New Orleans,
Memphis, and intermediate points.
Through Tickets at the Railroad Station.
The Trains leave Alexandra nj I, 4. W. aud
73O. T. NJ: arriving at Alexandria al =, p. NJ, anl
3. A. VI Leave ,iord"usve at loco, A. NJ, ana
1880 +. VI.
No Night Train on Sunday.
wit ]. X. NICkLIN, Ticket Agent
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II "
or G.. MORTIMER GIBRENS, VI.

Refer to Faculty OF the University OF Virginia
to Hon. J. R. Tucker: ri. Rev. Bishop Meade: Hon.
+. W. Coleman: Prof Bartlett: Mnhau i Church,
of West Point: Hon W. Newton. WeStmoreland I.
Boiling. ESD. G"orhlani: DIR. X. Randolph, III
NJ Nelson, esq. ?. y. Meade, ei,l., nj clarke Co.;
Gen. X. c. Wcghman and Jos Gales, esq. Wash
ington City: Rev. G. e. Biting, Hanover; Rev. ".
ID. Thomas Warrenton: Rev. J. F. lloit. Wildwood:
Hon. r. NJ. Welch. Caroline; Hon. k. IL. Coleman
Caroline.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

MARRIAGE LICEx>ES.-The Clerk of the
Alexandria County Court ISSUED, during the
month at June, seven marriage licenses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

~ NOTICE-The Post Office will lie closed
this morning, at o'clock and will he open in the
afternoon, from two to three o'clock only.
jy At L. w. ASHB>, 7. VI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

.es. FOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW
SSf1cYORk. AND BOSTON" HANDS
STEAM DISPATCH LINE-(NIA CANAL
TuRouGH ~ 30 IIorHS.-rhe line steamer JAMES
JEROME, Jerome, master, will! leave Long wharf,
foot of Duke street, on Tuesday. 9TH INST, at
o'clock, Y. NJ, arriving in Philadelphia early on
Thursday morning. Freight taken at the lowest
rates and through receipts given I" New ORR AMI
Ros,on A. this steamer doe- u"t iuke Cnu' she
delivers her freight clean aud in good order.
STEPHEN SHINN,.
iY 1t NJ. OIL NuuIh lhl"h-HUtel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

BATH ALUM SPRINGS. VA.
10 Mll.s from MilhorO' Depot, Va C. r. K.

10 Miles from Mllboro Depot, va u. n n
IIANlNU taken charge II this establishment.
nm rr..I,,rrl 10 accommodate h"Hr,lerS III y
degree of >..lId comfort that ! think Will not b'
SURPASSED ~ the mountains tins season. My eNrr
ricnrc III the muna cement Of the bId S""H Springs
and more recently the ii1'hi"gi"" H"nsr, Lynch
burg runy afford some Suarant! to the puhilr "I
my disposition +" please my guests.
Tn. Bath Alum Is admirably constructed ahd
,uuirpea-r> III an elevated region, AT The eastern
base nf the Warm Spring mountain. enjoying an
<phcrr um-uTph- tor sa!uhrlty. ana having
u variety of mineral waters. alum and chat yhcate.
ns excellent IN their kind n any others III The
state aud the rurrst mountain nee>t"ne.
TtEMS:
Per dav. -: per week, sln; per month OF four
weeks, so.
Excellent music from New York band Pr"yI-
ied AMI Ten PIN Alley, and other amu'cmonts,
without charge I" the guests OF the house.
TN these terms, and with determination L"
please | hope I" I'LL the rooms early AMI {" keep
them full To- The last day 81 the -ens"n.
Bath county, ie l6--2awlm H. SNEap'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

BAPTIST CurRcu.-For several days past,
wnrkmen have been engaged III covering the
front Of the new Baptist Church, ON WASH
ington street, with mastic, which will give 1t
ii very handsome appearance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

"a JAS Z. MCGUIRE 4 co. AucTiUSrsHs.
fiNklI STEE SALE ~ 4 SMALL TRACT ~
i LAND IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY. VA.
q" Yutos aft,npon, J"iy sh, At 5r'c,ck, "a
the premises. shall -ell by virtue of Il decd IA
trust 10 the subscriber dated June 18Th. ls5d, art
duly recorded ia iher H., No :, page as, one ui
ia, land records Tor Alexandria county. Virginia,
q small tract Of land therein particularly described.
&c. containing 80 acres, foods and 3ot Ier.h,s.
IL improved 10y IL small DWELLING HOUSE.
This property Is handsomely located Oh the road
to ueorgctosn Ferry distant about two miic' n IN
the Aau,duct and about half mile beyond tie
tarm oi the late Andrew Hoover.
Terms: Oue-thiId cash; the residue III six srl
lively, months with interest, secured 10y decd o.
trust The premises All conHeyancIng at tho
cost "t the purchaser.
ANDREW p HOOVER Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04
STEAM TUG AND CANAL BOATS FOR SALE.

H--s We have FOR SALE an excellent
- Es!sz.I..lsSTEAM-TuI. three years old, vi feet
in length . feet hold, substantially built, and Of
great power Her Engines anI Boilers are in first
rate order. she y capable Of carrying 5000 bush
of Grain under deck. drawing d feet "t water
,t ". have, also, SEVEN first class
as.:--.5l:-LC ANAL BOATs, nearly new, aud III
GOOD ordrr They carry about i2j tom. each. on
feet OF water.
We mr.. authorized To sell the above m"cb be-
y,.,r their cost. "rd rc,y sn.g r,m-, and would
invite the attention If parties Interested III Canal
navigation to the great bargains here offered
je 21--n fu" ILL w.
NEW BnUkS.-Sio""'- ~. Aycbfe'.-CIfy
~ ana Suburban Architecture, containing nn-
mrrous designs and details t"f Public Edlhrc-,
Private Residence. aud Mercantile Building, ii.
Illustrated with i3G engraving. accompanied by
specifications aud historical aud explanatory text,
by Samuel sloan. Architect, author nj The Model
Architect" &C. one large quart" volume. price 81
.N,6Is,'- Hunter LJ..-Fifty -iDur years III the
Lite of a Hunter, being "Reminiscences OF Meshnck
Browning, a MARYLAND Hunter. roughly written
dawn by himself revised and Illustrated by I'd
ward S.abler. OF sandy Spring, Maryland, sl,.i
Meat. Eaf.,s, with s"lne account Ut their haunt
and habils by the author of "lri-h Amy, pub
lished 10y the American sunday School mon, ''c
p,r'x p,rm--The Poetcal Works vi Edgar
Allan Poe. with an original memoir, i'll hlue and
gold, lac.
ri. Ij,y,nn .$y,'"g-, and >pring- OF the south
and West. by j. J. Norman, NJ b., resident
physicisn of the White sulphur Springs, with map
and pn,s, aud the routes aud distances t" the va
ri"u- Springs. Sl."J.
Tn. M.f'c, "r Love aud Liberty hy Il. +. fres-
burg. 1925.
RI. yL,.e E,asot'n IIonaH'' Life, Novel by
Elizabeth Elton smith, 81. just Published, ana
C,, all. hv r.. 2,l ROBERT BELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

RAILROAD lRoN 1t will be seen by refer
enre to our Marine report, that the ship Ma
n-ppa has sailed from Newport, Wales, with
IA cargo Of iron rails Tor the Alexandria,
Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad Company
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

MAIL CoNTRACT.-rhe contract for carry
ing the mails between Alexandra and Wash
ington, has been made with Mr.. Samuel Gar
wood
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

The Telegraph Company have reduced
their rates to - cts. for dispatches OF I'D
words between Charlottesville and Rich.
mnnI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

lust RECEIVED. n few ticrces at Mcclellan
81 4 Evan. FAMILY HAMS
These Hams are warranted equal. If not '"r"''"r
TO any ever offered in this market.
To he had At my Stall. IN the Market every
morning, during market hours. ar AT my Dwelling.
Duke street. at any time Sundays excepted. y
Price Is cents per 10. JQHS +. EMERSON.
10 1Q-sn1fk
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j. {. WADDLE. p,.,r;.,.r.
i. b. SMITH.

Hamu.hiIe County, NV |--rb'il
NIrAEREN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
w WAHHfS County, EA.-Ihis pleasant noun
tam retreat was Prned On the 18th OF May,
1879 The conductors will possess eminent al
vantagcs Tor obtaining the best PROVISIONS ani da
i,yrir- ,,i the season from the a~hihgtOh anu
Alexandra markets. -urh IL Grabs, Turtles, Fash,
etc. besides supplies ot Mutton, Wild Honey, ETC.
from the market, "t the valley and mountains
adjacent To- the springs.
Passengers tru.u Baltimore, ashtngtJn, Rlch
muud aud tna lover country, will leave Alexandra
IN the morning aud reach Buckt"n station 10y ID"
Mnnas-as zap Railroad. NJ - O'Clock the same
day Comfortable cUuche, viii be IN readiness to
convey visitor, To- the Springs from Bnckt"i! lis
lance one ,n,Ie. From Staupton and W Winchester
n dali, Inc oi coaches connect with the Mana-sa'
GAP Railroad.
ffgus. Board, first week -; secoud -; third
s.. One month SIS. Gh.reL aud .erYants hall
the above prize. T" families Ur parties ensIgIns
hoard sur several persons, "A reas"nahie deduction
!, III be made.
Mrs. l.. rrichart will have the principal man
ag,mcnt and cuutrui. aided 10y competent male A.
.i,tani. in every department. francis u Fox viii
kc superintendent. lr--m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04
WOOL AND suMAC WANTED,

HNHE subscribers wish t" purchase WOOL. Of the
l. different grades. for which they will pay tie
highest cash price.
We ais" wish to purchase 500 ton. prime 81
MAC. With increased iaci!tie. for manufacturing
the article enabled IL give the very high
est price. Country storekecpcrs who deal in the
article will do well To communicate with Us.
RAMSBURG 4 EBERT
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DIED.

At her residence in the comfy of Caroline, of
All affection OF the liver, on Monday, the 9th Of
June, Mrs PAMELA ii. MALLORY, III her 18th
year; aud for u number OF years plUus and con
sistent member OF the Concord Baptist Church
In the county OF Essex. on Tuesday, .lst ultimo,
Mrs. A. BETTE MUSE aged 23 years, wife Of
James II. Muse, and daughter Of Gen Richard j.
Muse.
In Caroline county. on tue 2sth ultimo, Mr..
CHAS. BuRRuSS. in the Doth year of his age.
On Friday evening the ?lth ultno. near Ben
louisville. Warren county. MARY ANN LOCk-
HART, consort of Robert X. Lockhart, i'll the 4lst
year of her age.
At Ellwood. in the County of Culpeper, on
Tuesday, the 2lst OF June. Mrs. FANNIE WOOD,
eons"rt OF Lewis Wood. in the 5Sth year of her age
PROPOSALS WANTED.-Teuders will be
i csi,ed until Thursday next. 9Th instant, for
erecting TRESTLE WORK. the Coal Wharf,
occupied by the Borden Frostburg. and Alleghs-
ny Mining Companies. Plans may be- seen. and
information given. by calling at the office OF the
Borden Mining Company. On the premises.
jy 4-dtl JOHN X. MASTERS. Agent.
\NANTED.--SITUATIO WANTED BY
w TWO YOUNG LADIES. Ms TEACHERS,
either in an Institute or family-the one to give
instruction in Piano and Organ music, the other
in French, German. higher English, Painting,
Drawing, Ornamentals, and Latin To beginners
References given il required. Address l.. p,
Salisbury. Litch6eld county. Conn. jy 4-vSws
NTHITCOMB'S REMEDY FOR ASTHMA
w A full supply received and for sale by
V4 H. COOK 4 co.
D0NNETS, of every description, will be sold At
ID cost for cash, at RICHARDS, in order to
make room for Fall Stock. jy4
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CON z r C I A L
The Mark cts

BALTIMORE, July Flour closed hrmer; sales
IF new wheat CITY Mills at $6.'"9s7; Howard
street and Ohio s65U. New Wheat, very choice
IsoMI75 for red do. white l.o(a 1880 Cor" ''"-
sed 6ru; white SOFA SEE; yello" o"Gs'''. fro'i-
s;ons closed dull bacon sides sse. whiskey closed
dull at 274c
Nvw Yosx July Flour closed quiet but
.t.ady: State s54O@ $3.50; Ohio S625i9 so'o;
soutberu s6.75. Wheat closed very dull aud
nomiuslly unchanged. Corn closed very duii ana
unchanged; old mixed see; white SIC; new west
arm yellow s8c Pork closed dull; mess sl"t9
sl6I2 Lard closed steady. Whiskey closed duli
at asc There WAS no meeting Of the stock board
to-day.
Amount Of Flour inspected in the Town OF Fred
.r;ck, Lur9 for the quarter ending lst VI July lSa'
Extra ''''''''f-o
Supe crime
Fine
Mldliing- -
T,, ll G7
-.
JoBS GRvTL, Inspector.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

I OST--On the 18th instant, between AleXan-
j 4 dria and Gate No. I, Little River Turnpike
Road. n LEATHER POCKET BOOK, contain
ing $40 in Bank bills, and receipts I" bills which
are of no use to any will give 50 Tor the re-.
turn OF the book and c"ntentsto he left with any
of the gate keepers on the road.
;,,o2t L. HOSPITAL.
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VxvANTED-A situation ~ TEACHER, hy a
w Young lady of Virginia, in private family,
IN give in strurton in the Elementary branches at
the English Language.
Satisfactory references will be given by addres--
ing r. j. Skinker, at HARDWOOD Post Office, Stat
ford County. Va, or to b. Ii. Meade. Alexandra
v;r,;n;. ie 3-wtf
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JOllN ftR a
July lst, 1859. }. :. PENNY BAChhh

(tO ENTHUSIASTICALLY We, the undersigned
7 J have this day associated ourselves under the
name and style of PENNYBACKER & PERRY
BROTHERS, Tor the lmrrose of conducting 4
GENERAL COMMISSION AND ROtERl
BUSINESS. upon the rASH SlSIEN, and have
taken tia. house lately occupied by McSsr.. Perry
4 Penny hacker. ~. L. kiNG STREET, where We
will keep "n hand general assortment al prime
GROCERIES. Also, FISH, SALT. PLASTER,
and other articles suited I" the wants e" Farmers
and Mill owners j. :. PENNlBAikER.
WILLIAM PERRY.
JOSEPH PERRY.
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ANDREW p. HOOVER, Trustee.
Washington ie s-2awtds

flNRl SrEE SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
i AND personal PROPERTY, IN FAIR
IAN COtNIl.-By virtue OF deed OF trust CA
ecuted 10y Mis-. Jane K Triplett. on the 18Th II
Decrmber, lsos. and duly recorded IN the laad
cords ul fairiaN county, Virginia, the undel,Igu-
ed. trustee III said deed named, will Offer Tor
sale at public auction, on Heda,-dog, rbc 2o.5 dp
al .j,iy. 1859, 81 - o'ciock, u. ut the rcs,dcuco
OF the tald Jane X. Tnplett the following proper
~, I" Wit: The dover interest of the SAID Jane X
frret. in and to n tract Of LAND, IN the ssid
county ui Fairfax, on which she Resides. called
ROT Nd HILL" and containing about LOO
ACRES: also her life estate in aud 10 tract al
LAND. adjoining the above, aud containing about
100 ACRES; also her dover interest IN aud 10
the SLAVES. OF which her husband George v.
lripett. died seized and possessed also all her
Household aud Kitchen Furniture, SrOCk, Farm
ing Implements. a.. Terius made known at sale.
SAM FL X. JOHNSTON, Trustee
i.t'" And on W"rsd"s, he 81, j"g ., J,ig,
1888. will offer for sale in front of the Mayor
office. in the city Of Alexandria. Va, a. ! e,',.',
L. w.. the life estate of the said Jane Il. Tripirtt,
III aud To ~ SHARES Of STOCK of the CORPO.
RATION of ALEXANDRIA. Terms at sale.
SAMUEL L. JOHNSTON, Trustee.
IL 2O--eutS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

The Blue Ridge Republican says:--"ThlS
section of country was visited bya violent
storm on Wednesday night last. Trees were
uprootei, and thousands of shocks of wheat
levelled to the ground. The lightning was
glorious, the thunder sublime, and the wind
terrific"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

pONNETS, of every description, will be sold At
ID cost for cash, at RICHARDS, in order to
make room for Fall Stock. V4