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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01
LOCAL MS.

FALL TEADE.-We learn that our Mcr-
chant, are now selecting and ordering large
and extensive assoriments of Fall Goods, Of
every description. which will he opened ear
lier than usual We hope soon TO notice an
increased hustle Of business along our streets
and wharves. Country Merchants are invi-
ted to stop here and examine goods and
prices before they 90 on to the North, or
make their purchases there. They will find
ii to be their interest to do So.
PUBLIC SCHooLs.-Srme IF the State Free
Schools opened on Monday last; the Male
School. under the charge Of Mr.. John ;.
Beach, located on the Court House Square,
opens to-day. Our Academies and other
private schools, are not yet open, but will
resume their exercises, some on Monday
next, and others week or two later. and we
shall soon see among us, the many bright
youthful couutcnanccS, which the reputation
of Alexandria for good schools causes to he
met Will Ill n'r StTcetS iOT tHc greater part
of the year.
FIRE DErARTNENr.-The monthly meeting
of the Alexandria Fire Department will he
held at the Hall of the lIydraulion Fire
Company. this evening, at ! o'clock. The
principal business likely to be considered is
the report Of the committee on the riot Of
the Goth of May. and the by law on the sub
Jet of trials for misconduct among the MEM
bers of fire companies.
SALE OF SroCK.-Mr. John I. Creighton,
Auctioneer, sold yesterday, five shares of
original stock Of the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad Company, at $2o.25 per share
Terms Cash.
SEAMAN DRowNED.-A white man, about
y years of aye, engaged on the schooner
Southerner which cleared from Baltimore.
ON Tuesday for Alexandria. was lost over
board on Tuesday, about o'clock while the
crew were hosting sails preparatory to sail
ing. The schooner was off Ramsey's wharf
at the time. MeSsrs. lIergensheimer, Thomp-
son and others, procured oyster rakes and sue,
ceeded in recovering the body last night.
ATTEMPTED SrlCIDE--A man named
Brown, who was lately discharged from the
Soldiers Home. near Washington, for intern
perance attempted suicide on Monday, by
taking corrosive sublimate The skill Of II
physician awaited to save his life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

Nsw York, Avg. 3I.-Flour is 5@25c. lower;
state S4lO@$4.40; Ohio $.9o@$54O; Southern
SMs5.J. Wheat is firm; red 1900 l26c.; white
,sSCa ljOe. Corn is lower; mixed SIC. Provi-
SONS generally dull. Pork is buoysnt rness SIT;
prime SlO45M$Io.j0. Whiskey dull. Tobacco,
st suction, WAS dull and iielcss Havana sold for
ssCGo4o majority Of the offerings were with
drawn. Stocks are variable. Cumberland Coal
H.. 35 Mo C. 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01
Tho Markets.

BALTIMORE Aug. 3l.-FlOur closed firm; How
ard stree, 1926 Whes, closed buoyant, and with
AZ advancing tendency; sales of 5000 bushels;
white lsO@l4Dc.; red HOO l2Oc. Corn closed
active; sales Of 5000 bushels; white s2@S4c.;
yellow sjM Sic. Provisions closed firm and un-
changed: bacon sides siGy lOc.; mess pork $3.50
SIZES; prime $l3. Lard closed quiet at llt@
Ine. Whiskey closed firm, at 2s1c. for Ohio.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

HAMILTON. {. W., Aug. 3o.-At , o'clock
tins mornin. the Il imam Catholic Church on
III" corner uf Park and Sheaf streets. wa,
discovered To he on fire, and when the en-
gineS arrived il was mass of flames. past
saving. 1t had evidently been burning in
side for some time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

NV BEDFORD, Aug. 29.--Twenty five hundred
barrels of Sperm oil were sold today. ut private
sale, AT 1925 per gallon, cash. amounting to about
SlUO 0nn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

New ORLEANS, Aus. 3O.-Thc steamships
Arizona ami lndinnola from the Brazo>, have
arrived with S444.oo0 in specie. Northern
Mexico was duiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

GOnn REWARD.-Ranaway from my farm
CHUU near Warrcnton. Oh Wednesday night
last. the oath day al August, my negro man
DANIEL, aged about - year,. In height. Dan
icl is about five feet eight or nine inches stout
built and very broad and heavy through the chest
and shoulders. His weight | should suppose To-
be about $50 pounds. Ia color, Daniel is Il light
black, and when spoken 10, has most pleasant
smile on his facc do not rccullcci what clothes
he had on when he lett, but the probabilities are he
wore away with him pair of blue cotton pnnta.
looms As Daniel has no relations any where
else except in this neighhorhood that | know of,
he is probably making his way out OF the State
towards the North. think it well enough to say,
that in ali probability, Daniel may not have gotten
further on his way than the trpcrvillc Camp
ground. and il he has DELAYED his journey by stay
ing at that place SOME days, may eventually sue
coed in recovering him, therefore. mention this
in order tia. he may be arrested by any one IN
that ncichhorhood. who may see this advertise
mcnt.
REwARn.-I will give for the arrest q! Daniel,
out of Virginia, 5000, and i. taken IN this or III any
other county in the State. $50, aud hc must lie
secured IN some Jail where can get him. Address
lie at Warrenton, Fauquier county. Va.
JOHN SCOTT.
Warrenton Fauquier COUNT. Va. sep l--cor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01
CIV Wise's Letter.

The Philadelphia Press speaking Of Coy.
Wisc's Donnelly letter, says;
THE whole business was an Administra-
ton intrigue to injure Gov. Wise, Judge
Douglas, Gov. Dickinson. and Gov. Sey-
mour,"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

CrLpEpEg ITEMs.--The Ladies' of the
Presbyterian Church, Culpeper Court House,
purpose holding u fair for the benefit of their
Church.
At meeting of the Town Trustees, on
Saturday last, Mr.. }. VI. Wood was elected
town Sergeant in place of Peter Smith re-
signed. Mr.. Wood will employ an efficient
assistant.
Mr.. John Taylor of this county. had n
very valuable servant man killed by mule
one day last week.
We were visited on Friday and Saturday
nights, and on Sunday. with fine rains. In
many places corn has taken new start and
will Weld more than was anticipated
Biue Ridge Hep"Jii"aH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01
- s, hns
CANAL COMMERCE,

ARRIVED. August 81.
DOa's John James, Jr., NJ. Miller, n. J. Burs-
SUI VI. ". Clagett, coal to I. J. Mehaiey.
n"a'' +. X. Haldcunan, A. L. Stone, and q. l..
''Suis' coal to Borden Mining Co.
noAt A. Mean, coal TO Fowle 4 Co.
D"a' H. Harrington. coal to Frostburg Coal Co.
DEPARTED, August 81.
49, oi, Excelsior. boots, shoes, hats, and caps
"@4 T. a; Baldwin Co, for Cumberland, Nd.
un FAMILY TREASURY OF SABBATH
Will 9 ~. new monthly Magazine filled
,aua interesting and instructive reading for old and
ua",S,t e1let by Rey. Andrew Cameron, issued
t, Ha'a'y in London, Edinburg and New York,
,.S". as Tor single copies or So per annqm in sd.
"a Tue hrst and second number. Just recoiy-
"I Subscribers solicited by
Wy JOHN II. PARROTT
= .oAs HEST sWRDE SPRING STEEL. of
S,nss" ''ed sizes, just received. Also, u supply Of
loxsa,ahd oetagon Cast Steel. All offered ut
NV aes. GEORGE 7. BALDWIN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

Oliver p Baldwin, esq, of the Richmond
Dispatch, is to perform general toar of lee
turing through several Southern States, dur
inn the ensuing season.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

How TO TEST EGGS.-A correspondent of
the Springfield Republican says:
There is no difficulty whatever in testing
eggs; they are mostly examined by candle.
Another way to tell good eggs is put them
in pail of water, and if they are good they
will lie on their sides always; if bad, they
will stand on their small end and the large
end always uppermost, unless they have
been shaken considerably, when they will
stand either end up. Therefore, a bad egg
can be told hv the way it rests in wutcr-
always end mp, never on its side. Any egg
that lies fiat is good to eat, and can be de-
pended upon. An ordinary mode is to take
them into Il room moderately dark, and
hold them between the eye and IL candle or
lamp. If the egg be good-that is if the al
bumen is still Unaffected light will shine
through of IL reddish glow, while, if affected,
it will be opaque or dark.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

We learn from correspondent at Tack
etts' Mills, that the typhoid dysentery is
prevailing to an alarming extent in the up
per part of Stafford and lower part of Eau
quicr A large number Of persons, children
and adults. have fallen victims to It's raw
ages. and as yet it has not i'll the least
abatcd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

ATTEMPTED SrlCIDE.--A man named
Brown, who was lately discharged from the
Soldiers Home. near Washington, for intern
perancc, attempted suicide on Monday, by
taking corrosive sublimate. The skill OF II
physician awaited to save his life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01
b. II. SIIACKELFORD, J
JOHN MARSHALL,
CHARLES I. GREEN,

4 OMMlSSlONERS SALE OF LAND.-Pu
" suant to decree of the Circuit Court OF FAIR.
fax county in the case of Patrick Reeds admins.
traitor. ac.. ". Hugh McGinnis, made at its juno
term, 1882, the undersigned Commissioner therein
named, will offer nj public SALE OF Nomd"y. he
l9h dag IF September. 1859 Court day y 1T FairiHx
Court House. the late purchaser having failed t.
comply with the terms of the sale, under a former
decree,) TRACT of LAND situate in Fairfax
county, about four miles south of Alexandra, upon
the new Turnpike Road leading from AeXaud,
To Acc"tink Mills, formerly the property of Patr
Reed, and containing about EIGHTY ACRES
The Land il in Il good state OF cultivation, w.h
good improvements-and from its proximity 10
market is valuable Us Il Garden Farm.
ThRas.-One- tenth OF the purchase money 30
be paid down Ms deposit, liable to forfeiture n
failure of purchaser to comply with the terms
sale upon its confirmation; the residue in thr.s
instruments of IL and 10 months, with intcrc,
to be secured by bond with good security, and ID,
land liable to Ice resold failure to meet deferred
payments, and title TO be- retained until purchase
money be paid. IL. ". THOMAS, Comm'r.
Fairfax county, aug lS-eOts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01
Jouy F. ADDISON. Secretary.

nss- THE LADIES Of Acquia Church intend
holding FAIR at Stafford C.. H., commencing on
the 4t6 Monday in September, iihe came hrhs
Court day for the purpose Of purchasing itee
tory. Any donation of money fancy "r'''''S'
cakes, DC, will be thankfully received.
Stafford sep leoSt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

\ vote has Just been taken III the county of
Lee, upon II proposition to subscribe sol, 900
to the Virginia and Kentucky Railroad. and
decided in the affirmative, by $50 to $50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

DEATH OF AN EMINENT CIrIzEN.-Wc re-
greet to learn that Major Abraham Sale Wool
bridge, well known to nearly every citizen
of Richmond, died at his residence in Abe
marie, on Wednesday, 2+th instant, after
long aud lingering illness. He was in the
10Th year of his age, aud had been but few
wears resident OF Albemarle.
Major Woodbridge was Il native of Chester
field, and was for several years the represcn-
tative of that county in the House Of Dele
gates. Bred 10 the bar. he stood high in his
profession. until his attention was turned 10
the coal trade, to which. from that time for
ward, he devoted all the energies of his strong
and active understanding. No man Of his
day was more prominent in developing the
resources of the state. His enterprise, and
the skill with which he conducted the affairs
Of the mining company over which he pre-
sided, gained him high and just credit with
all who have the >uhjectol our natural wealth
at heart.
In his youth, Major Woodbridge held the
high and distinguished post of aid 10 Gene
raj Taylor, at Norfolk, during the war Of
1872. His "reminiscences Of that period were
exceedingly interesting, and he loved to re-
cur to it.-Rich. why.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

CtITTATION AS TEACHER WANTED.-A
- gentleman of several years experience III
teaching, desires u Situation-a private family
preferred Can teach all the English branches.
Latin, Greek, and class of beginners in French
The best of testimonials furnished. Address,
Stain, terms. H. W. d..
Mitchell's Station, Culpcper Co., Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

The Richmond Wing says:-We learn that
Gov. Wise has pardon"d John Groin, who
killed his wife Margaret Croiu, about three
years ago, on Byrd Island III this city, and
was sentenced soon after TO five years imprl-
sonment in the Penitentary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

NOTICE.-lIaying engaged very accomplish
y ed TEACHER in my family, | will take in
two additional pupils. Boys from twelve to six
teen years of age will he preferred. The usual
branches of IN English and Classical education
are taught. Ny residence is in the county OF
Fauiuicr, about four miles from Warrent"n. The
session will begin on the first day OF October
Warrcnton, aug 22-e"tf K. l.. SCOTT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

The first cargo Of wheat through the Al
bemarle and Chesapeake Canal, arrived at
Norfolk. oil Friday. The barge Enterprise
brought eight thousand bushels, and lief,
with it next day for Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01
ROBERT H. NASH,
MARBLE JJ'DR Il Err

" / II u i " UE r u,
W. -. .So"h F"'JrI H.r.t. "pp"-itc tie Fart
Pc.bY,eri"n %"c"h
NJONTMENTS. TOMBS, HEADSTONES,
Nl TABLE. COUNTER and WASIlSTAND
SLABS. SILLS. and LINTELS, on hand, and
made :" order. Il; mod, rate prices.
Ter Order. from the country promptly attended
TO- aug 27--d%m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

A large break occurred in the James Riv-
or and Kanawha Canal, near Richmond, on
Tuesday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

NEGROES WAArED.-Wc wi.h TO purchase
y any number of NEGROES, ut both sexee,
tor cash All tgters addressed to VI. ut this place,
will reoeivc prompt attention. Having bought
tho establishment. Lately occupied by MILAN
Lirlgsby West end Duke street, and having reht-
TED it to make it of the most healthy and com
Portable Depot for NEGROES We will receive
them on board on the usual terms.
am, ?n--..,s PRICE BIRCH Z co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

DUBLlC SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT, Al
i MANASSAS STATION. BY virtue OF an
der of the County Court of Prince William county,
pronounced at the June term of said Court. in the
case of Cannon & Brother vs.. Walter X. Baker,
also +. j. Cannon same, | shall proceed to sell
At the front door of the Court House, on hr G,sf
Nonday ia September nert, ONE ACRE of LAND.
-. ut Manassas Station, which there H. good
Ii DWELLING HOUSE, and other out houses.
TERMS or SALE.-A credit of six, twelve, and
eighteen Mouths, will be given the purchaser Civ
ing bond, with approved security to bear interest
from the day of sae-the title To be withheld until
all the purchase money is paid.
J. K. PURCELL, Deputy Sheriff, for
). X. DAVIS, sheriff.
Priucc Vim comfy iy ls-cOts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE AN
anxious TO dispose Of my Homestead. situated
within three quarters Of mile Of the town oi ~.
renton. The property consists OF about fORh
ACRES OF LAND, which l. OF fine quality, very
productive aud in good condition. Ac"noder"bi"
portion Of it might be prohtably cultivated -
market garden.
The improvements consist Of q large. "omm"di
CO., Gus and we'll arranged DWELLING HOUSE,
4, handsomely situated, with all necessary cut
houses.
There is a fine family garden attached to it, aub
a well of excellent water 10 the yard. II, con
tiyuity h. the striving town Of WarrentGn. (rcnd,!
iny it in effect suburban residence anu uthu
advantages, which can ho hes, understood by -,
inspection Of the premise-, constitute this 90. "i q
most desirable pieces Of property in market. Az
plicatiOns hy persons desiring {" purchase. May be
made to- James V. BROOKE, ED, Warrsmion, Va.
Ur - the subscribed F. :. JOHNSON.
fauIui"r county, Va. aug lo-iaw+w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

4 VIRGINIA LAnt, wI" has some year -
< \ perIeDce IA ted hing usual hn.sh Ll..nch-
Is. French, and the rudim-nts Oi Music. wishes Ia
obtain situation a Goveruess, ia private .Aln-
~. Th. family have the privilege Of taking in
additional scholars ii they with. Satisfactory lie
terenees gwen anI required Address Box -,
Benyvills Clarke county, Va eus 5-Zaais-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01
BY YESTERDAY EVENINGS MAILS.

IMPORTANT DECISION.--We understand
that the Court of Appeals have unanimously
affirmed the judgment Of the Circuit Court
in this county in the case Of Sanger vs.. the
Ceptral Railroad Company" At the No
vemLcr term, lsj6, of the Circuit Court OF
Augusta. Jacob Sanger recovered verdict
for 81. 600 damages for injuries received by
the plaintiff whilst Il passenger on the cars ot
rhe defendant. The ears were thrown oft the
track by a large stone left lying near the rails
Lv the carelessnesS of some hands in the en-
pioyment of the contractors who were "ha-
lasting" the road, and the plainttfhad his leg
broken. At the trial the Company contend
ed that they were not responsible for the acts
of the hands in the employment of their
Contractors. The Judge (lhompson) held
that they were, and Oh this point the case
went up. This is the first case in Virginia
settling the extent of the liabili y of Railroad
Companies as passenger carriers, and 1t
holds them up to the most rigorous response
bility.
The Judgment amounts IL overS' ,oooat this
time. exclusive OF counsel fees paid by the
Company. Counsel for Sanger. John b.
Baldwin and j. d. lmboden, and for the
Company Z. }. Niche, a. IL. ii. Stuart and
James Lyons, esqs.-Std"nto" Spectator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

ri- TRIBUTE OF RESPECTFUL meeting
of the ALEXANDRIA RIrLEMEN, held AT their Ar
mory, Monday evening. August 29rh the follow
ing preamble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted
Whereas. it has pleased Almighty God 10 remove
from our midst. our esteemed comrade, WILLIAM
j. TUBMAN. who, by his many estima6lc quail
ties, and urbanity of manner. had endearcd him.
self to Us ALL and who, by his prompt attention To
every duty, had illustrated tho character o! the
soldier, be il therefore
ResoIred, That whilst we bow in humble sub
mission to the inScrutabe providence Of an all
wise God, We deeply lament the death OF our a>so
ciste. and sincerely sympathisc with his afflicted
family, and will ever hold his memory in cherished
remembrance. 80
Resolred, That, as token of respect. We will
dr,pe our Hall in mourning for one month.
Re~oired, That a copy Of these resolutions he
sent 10 the fa4il, Of the deceased, aud be publish
I'd in the papers Of thi: city.
J,uy AnnISoS Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

OTIS FOR SALE will sell. III one parcel,
/ ! OF ia subdivisions. "a sui; purchasers, tho
GARTER SQUARE u HRUlAp. beiungius to
T. !. Carey. situated on the north side OF Gibbon,
and east side Il i!rnry street, neat souti oi the
residence at capt. franerse. Terms arrOuIn"dl-
tiuy aug 26-iu X. JOHNSTON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

DARN FOR SALE.--Thc undersigned wish,
William on the road leading from Aldie IN Lou
doun county, to llaymarket, in Prince william,
and egui distant from those places. II contains
Isl ACRES, is well wooded and watered and ~
divided into five fields. The soil is good, and Is
well adapted to the growth of wheat, corn, AMI
grass. Every field is now in grass, the most "t II
very fne--and having had no stock on any al Tia"
fields this season, large portion ofthe grass would
now do To NOW. 1t is considered one of the bet
Farms in ia. county, and its fertile soil, pleasant
location, las to neighborhood, society, 4c,) and
nearuess to railroad, make il one of the most dcsi
ruble to be found anywhere.
Ii has il no Buildings, but the undersigned
contemplate. erecting thereon suitable and com
Portable buildings Immediately. lie prefers. how
ever. selling before building, in which case he
will make such abatement in price, H. will c"rrcs-
pond with the cost of the buildings.
Its remotcncss irOm the residence of the under
signed makes il incouvenient for him 10 give 1t hs
personal attention, and he therefore prefers I" sell
He particularly invites those wishing 10 buy land
to examine this farm, feeling confident, it will ne.
commend itself more highly than Newspaper nj
yertiscmeut can 10.
Ny brother, Josiah y. Carter. who resides Oh
the adjoining farm will shew the premise, I" any
who may call. n letter addressed To me, ut my
Post office. Salem, Fauquier county, Virgins, will
receive attention.
Tia" terms will be made accommodating, and ii
desired. long credit will he given Oh large r"r
ton Of the purchase money.
RICHARD II. CARTER, Salem,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

Jumpertz, the murderer Of Sophia Wer-
ner, in Chicago, has been granted new trial
by the Supreme Court OF Illinois. There
seems to be great deal OF sympathy Tor
him there Probably it is on account OF the
slight character of his offence. lie onLy
killed the young woman, cut her up into con-
yenient pieces and packed her in pork bar
rel. That was really all LonisriHe .Io"r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

SALE OF SrocK.-Mr John I. Creighton,
Auctioneer. sold yesterday, five shares of
original stock Of the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad Company, ut >2o.25 per share
Terms Cash.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

NWE oW--VVVT
yINUTOR IN 4 PRIVATE FAMILY WANTED.
The subscriber wishes To engage the seryi-
cc. of a Gentleman rs TUTOR i'll his family for
the ensuing scs Lon. Une who has had some eXpe-
rience in Teaching preferred. The branches taught
viii! be thos. of an usual English Education, Lain
and French. Good references required. Address
j. X. SKINNER.
an, Of .now BROAD Run Station, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01

NOR SALE Twoc or three, good work HORSES.
II CHARLES :. TAYLOR.
near Springfield station, Fairfax county Il.
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