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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-29
A Remarkable Trial.

A case has been tried in England, which
deserves II passing notice. Some tlve or SIX
wears ago "A very old gentleman named SWIM
len died "A, Swlnien Hail. in Statfnrdshrr. go
He made will and devised the SwImirn eH-
tate. Welding about $1,000 Il year, t" the
widow Of his deceased sou. The validity
of the will was contested 10y the tesla
tors hall-hrnther on the ground of his men
tai incompetence at the time of making
the will. At the trial which ensueJ, Lord
Chelmsford, then Sir +. Thesiger, appear
ed rs counsel for Mrs. Swinlen. Du-
ring the progress of the trial Lord C., uli-
derto"k tie responsibility "t making Il COIN
promise, against the wishes oi h's client, ~
which the widow MAS allowed ~, 900 u year
cut of the estate. and further sum at 5000
for costs incurred Mrs. Swinten refused to
act upon the compromise. and after length
rned litigation she established the validity
Of the will in her favor. She then sued
Lord Chelmsford to recover compensation
for his breach of duty i'll compromising
her case, and for damages which she had
sustained in consequence oi his conduct. t.
This action sought t. ailX dishonesty and
fraud upon Lord Chelmsford, and, though his
lurdshp has succeeded III convincing II Jury
that he did what he thought best Tor the
widow. his client the trial considerable dam
ages his reputation as Il lawyer. TIL" moral
which the English papers draw from this case
is, that lawyers should not, from mere np-
prehension of IN untavorahle verdict. raShly
compromise the cause Of client, and that
they should oh>tnatcly contest their ease
when the client is prepared t" incur all the
risks of Il full trial
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ssss - $50 go: 60
CANAL COM ERCE.
ARRIVED. July -.

ARRIVED. July *.
Boats C. +. Nudge, DR.. l.. A. Dough-rty, +.
Blood good. Clipper. Col. Young, and Wild Kate.
coal to T. j. Mehufey.
Boats Jacob Huber :. L. Carlisle, Metsc"mct.
Andrew Reuch, Helen May, and r.. Stanh"rr coal
to Borden Mining Co.
Boat Benz. Darby, coal I" Frosthnrg Coal Co.
Boat Minnie Stank, Ia Fowlo Il Go.
Boat Six Brothers. limestone t" Thos Snih.
ES,- 10 The Voters ot N, Citg and C"""ig 81
Aleean,Iriu:-I offer myself y candidate Tor the
office of Sheriff. ut the next election. and most res
pectiully solicit your votes
/. s-lswtc H. l.. MONROE.
-. FOR SALE.-Twu frame iIol SIS south
E:: east corner OF Columbus and Princess streets.
nearly opposit. the new Court H"usc--c"ntain sin
rooms aud cellars, suitable i"r small tamllies-rent
readily, Terms easy. For further particulars, ap-
plyto JAMES fli%rAlHi'h'
jy Pow
CHEAP.-ln order 10
II, make room for nv FALL GOODS, will sell
the balance of my stock of UPRIGHT aud hoi-
ZONTAL REFRIGERAT0RS, at greatly ''d"c-
ed ,,ices, FOR CASH. A call is solicited.
IL. |. GREGORY.
;v9 lis 4 100. King street
noCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER.--A supply
n, received fresh from the Springs. aud Tor safe
~ ]. WILLIAM GlWHN&,
'jy % Corner Of fairfsx and Prince streets.
NOVA SCOTIA SMOKED HERRlNGS.-.OO
IN boxes, in store, and for sale by
WM. II. F0WLE SON,
;vs, No 4 South wharvss.
DACON.-2O hhds. Sides and Shoulders. for
D sale by lily 25 WHEAT pho'
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The Richmond Enquirer says:-"We are
informed that Judge fancy is at present Il
visitor to the Ruckbridge Baths. The veneer
able iurist finds these baths So beneficial, and
the accommodations Of the watering place 81
excellent. that he intends, We hear, 10 prUlonS
his stay there.
Several drovcs of fine fat cattle from
Rockingham and other Valley counties. have
within few days past, been driven through
Winchester on their way to Baltimore, and
other markets. The price of beef has ma
teriaIy declined lately.
The Fairfax News Says:-''The corn, pota
toes, and vegetables generally, in this neigh
b,rh,od. are suffering severely from the drouth
which has continued for the last three weeks
or more. Many of the gardens in this place
present sorry sight.
The Petersburg Express says -"Th"mas
Wallace, esq, was yesterday elected 10y the
Directors. President Of the Exchange Bank,
in rlare of Thomas Gh"lson, esq, resigned. y
The Knights T"mrl.rr"f Boston have re
s,Iy,.J I. present their brethren at Richmond,
Va. with il splendid silver pitcher.
Tn. wheat crop of Southern Kentucky,
This wear. is said T." be- the largest ever grown.
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"a NEW BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE.

.I@ANEW THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE,
with back building. west sidc of Washington
street. between Duke aRd Wolfe streets, will he
sold at reasonable pricc-paymcnt may lie made III
the bonds ot the Alexandria aud Orange Railroad
Company. the Corporation of Alexandria, or stock
III any of the three banks of the town, ut current
rates
There is an excellent cellar under the whole
house: Gas and Water pipes. throughout the build.
irg Wash basins, Bath Tub, and Shower Bath
on second floor, hot water pipes, and sink in the
kitchen.
The rooms consist Of parluur, breakfast room
and kitchen on first floor: two chambers, sewing
room or nursery and servants room, on second
floor: and two chambers on third door at front
building.
The house is neatly and tastcfully finished
precisely similar I" the adjoining, occupied 10y
my son Elisha and can he examined at any time,
by parties who wish I" provide themselves with u
handsome and neat residence
IRIS >"r roH nE>r. Apply to
9Th mo 21-co:!w X. H. MILLER.
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AUCTION SALES.

TINRtSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.
Il By virtue ot deed of trust from james y.
odcn. and wife To me, executed ON the 18th day 81:
April. 1858. for the purposes therein mentioned.
will sell at public suction Ia tbs highest bidder. IN
front of the Court house in L.e.burg. TL"r'-
dag, he ur.' day Of September, 1852 the tract OF
LAND. conveyed by said deed, known ~ the
"TENAS FARM" Said tract lies III the counties
OF Loudouu and Prince William, adjoining tho
land. of Horace Luckett, Joseph ID. Taylor, Samuel
Simpsons heirs, aud others, and contains about
2l3 ACRES of LAND. This FARM IL at good
red soil. well watered, susceptible Of high state
ut cultivation, aud is particularly desirable for
grazing purposes.
TtRas:-Une third in cash, and the balance IN
tw" equal instruments, payable in one and ~"
years from the day Of sale, with interest from that
iate-th" two deferred payments Ia he secured toy
bounds. with good personal security; aud the title
{" he Retained till the whole of the purchase money
Ice paid ARTH. l.. ROGERS, Trustee
l.oudoun county, jy 2g-eots
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1859.
II A X N E Ii s T .
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA july .

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA ~ Tx ~.
ARRIVED.
Schr. Le, inn Jane. Wctchcm, New York, gene
raj carg" to Jas. &. Nc,cit.
Schr. ". J. Whllden, -----, Somerset, to l.
j. Mchaliey.
Schr. Il. Il. Smith, Cramluer, Boston, Ia Borden
Mining Co.
Schr. Lucretia. Butler, Bluff Point. wheat to
Robinson 4 Payne.
Schr. Wctipquiu, MurL"ck Walcs' Bay, wheat
To Thomas Perry.
SAILED.
Schr. r. H. Shannon, Marts, Boston, 10y ID. Il.
Smith.
Steamer James .J.r"mc, Jerome, p!n!adclphIa
by :. Shinn.
MEMORANDA.
Schr. Mary Ann Il-tty. Jones. cid at Baltimore,
for this port. eth inst.
Schrs. J. l.. Relner, Endir"tt. and :. T. jones,
Jones', hence at Dghion, I'D inst.
Schrs Calmus. Bucklin, and A. :. EellS
Shsphard, hence NJ Boston, the former I'll. 18th,
the latter the 10Th inst
Schr. jamestown. from Georget"wn, arrived ut
New York, 18th inst.
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AUCTION NOTICE.

TINlIE subscriber having determined t" prosecute
the above business in all it, branches, offers
his services in that line.
Trustees Administrators, or Commissioners
sales of Real or Personal Property, will lie made ut
,n, hair "r les, than the usual rates Carg" sales
al Il lump price, to be agreed upon.
Parties having merchandise t" di,poS" Of who
prefer making their own sales. can make arrahsr-
ncutS I" Il" -" under The license oi the subscribed
Cuu>gmurnIs 81 goods for sale at anr'I"n' ~"
be- r,c.ir.J and sold to the best advantage, an"
pr"n,If y,'"U' "''i'.
Persons having small lots of articles, can ar
RANGE To- have them sold at the store al ia" Suhscr-
her. ~" *. Ming street All parties Interested,
will please call before concluding their arrange
mcnts. Being we'll known in this city, n" reiei
,urc us {" capacity, ar pr"mItncSS, l. deemed he
ce,.nry. JOHN +. CREIGHTON, Aurti"nser
ia ol-rutt
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CARGO SALE IN RICHMOND.

i11r BAGS RIO COFFEE AT AUCTION,
f.lll Is DOUBLE BAGS We shall sell at
auction ut our Warehouse, on the Basin on Fra
tag, Jfh ~ A"y"-t merit. at II O'Clock, A. w.,
4,ll7 BAGS RIO COFFEE, in double bags
heing the cargo of the Barque Winfred, just arm
we'd direct from Rio de Janeiro.
This COFFEE was selected expressly for our
market and is sand to be the best cargo that has
been sent to this port during the year
TERMS -Four months credit Tor approved ne
goriable paper. CRENSHAW co.
Will he added to the above sale
298 BAGS prime Laguyra COFFEE
60 BBLS. { Extra SUGAR
80 do. Coffee do
10 do. Il Coffee do
5 HHDS. New Orleans do
100 BONES Adamaptiue CANDLES.
CRENSIlAW & co.
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By 4. NJ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
THE OLD BREWERY FOR SALE.

DN virtue OF deed ~. trust from Isaac Entwisle,
ID Ia Gee. Deueale, bearing date April 23d, 1873.
duly recorded amongst the land records of Alex
andria County, in Libcr W, p. 500, shall, Trus-
tee, substituted and appointed by an order OF tho
County Court of Alexandria County. at July term.
1879. III the place Of the said George Deneale, who
is dead, and at the request Of the beneiicaIc>
der the said deed, proceed to sell. at Public Auc
ton, an "a RI RDiY, tie l0b day .f SEPTEMBER,
lsJg az IL DciDck. 4. w., in front OF the property
hereinafter described, that very valuable LOT OF
ND. with the appurtenanceS, lately held
occupied, and used by William II. Irwin n n
BREW ERl situated on the south side ot Wolfe,
and east side of Union street. in the City of Alex
anLria. and bounded rs follows:- Beginning at tho
eastwardly with Wolf. street 80 feet, TO 20 feet
alley then southwardly with the line of said alley.
parallel To Union street, 80 feet then westwardly,
parallel to Wolfe street, 50 feet, to Union street
then with Union street to the beginning, together
with all streets, lanes, alleys &c, apPurtenant to
the same.
TERMS As the deed Of trust provides that the
sale shall he made ION such terms at the timo
of sale may be advisable" the terms of sale will
he aS follows, viz One tenth OF the purchase
money /" bc paid ia cash, Immediately upon tho
sale; the balance in three equal instruments, at q,
~, and Is months from the day OF sale the de
lrrred payments Ia bear interest and Ia lie secured
10y the bonds vi the purchaser aud retention Of tho
title of the property until all said payments are
made aud the property to be resold at the purcha
ser'S risk upon failure To comply with any of tho
terms oi sale. W. ARTHUR TAI LoE,
il 2O-eois Trustee.
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

Mr.. Buchanan Declines a Reformation.
BEDFORD, Pa, Jul V 2S.--The Gazette this
morning publishes IN article authori,utiveIv
declaring that the President will not be
candidate for re.nnminntinn
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$300,lS5 y
Dividend lst instant 3 per cent.
Alexandria Market, July 20.

The tone Of the market this morning was firm
or. Flour is more active, aud straig ht brands at
Union street Superfne may hc quoted at S121.
Wheat has an advancing tendency. Corn is quiet.
Il mud n,f. lnll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-29

4 YOUNG MAN, qualified t" teach the Latin,
~ creek, French, aud German Languages and
the lower branches Of Mathematics. wants place
a. teacher. Address "irnnkhill School"
iy D6-1nw4t
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Messy CREEK ACADEMY, Augu.,s Co., Va


TINHE next annual session OF thl. Academy viii
/ c",nmenre the first Monday IN September
next aud clos. tho 18th Of JWae, 1850. Tao
school i designed To 10 preparatory to the Wi
yer-ity Of Virginia. All the teachers are graduates
&c that Insl,t1tiua.
rrrs. Boa'a and tuition. including every
thug. S29o
f"r particulars, see Catalogues.
Address, Messy Creek, Va.
je 2U--eot,lti 7. j. WHITE, Principal
LNOk SALE-My farm in Fauquer eounty, con
tanning 10y recent survey, -FOUR HUN
DRED ANu F0kTY-SiX ACRES and ~ poles.
This laRa lie. "n the Rappahannock river, about q
qGar.er ui - mile from the Orange aud Alexsndris
Railroad, and in an excellent Beighb0rhosI. There
~. are on il, a very convenient DH ELLlNH
R.ii HOUSE, spacious barn, and other out houses,
all III good repair. never failing spring OF Psro
water, is within forty yards Of The hosseise-boase,
and ice pond, ~ near. TAs iehA pot in eatiSs-
ion are we'll set iu grass, aud taking into view lis
close proximity H. the Railroad. Post OAce, 8rist
Mill a I...le Off an Uther advantages, this farm
may be safely recommended - very desirable
property Any one Wishing to zee the said farm
viii be shown it BY Mr. ii. 7. Eubry on the place
Terms made known by JOHN S. KNOX,
ap 3o-eou AisxaDd,ra, Va.
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Sl00 REWARD. Runaway from the sub.
SlUVscribsr. ON Thursday, 3Sth Of July, 1859

SIOO REWARD. Runaway from the sub.
SlUVscribsr. on Thursday. 3Sth of July, 1859
my negro man WILSON HUGHES. The said
man LEFT without amy proyocation; he is five feet
i've siN inches high is ut dark color, and has
placid countenance. and at present bears slight
scratch under the light or left eye from recent
hight | will give n reward of $50 Tor the alpre-
hensiou OF said man in the counties of Fairfax or
Alcxaniris; $50 If taken in the State, and 500
If AIKEN cut of the State and secured that ] get
him again Wilson il well known at tho Theelo-
gesl Seminary aud Alexandria.
GEORGE II. +. MACRAE.
Fairfax county, jy 29-3t
NELSON'S VIEWS.-A further supply of Mel
~ sons new aud beautiful Views. printed in
oil colors, OF the City of Washington, Windsor
Castle. Scenery of Perthshire. Ruined Abbcys
aud Castles of England, Asia Minor, and the Is
lands OF the i.eyant, London and its Sights.
jy ~ ROBERT BELL.
NANCY WORKING MATERIALS.-All kinds
! oi knitting aud Working Worsteds and Cot
tons, Floss. Thread aud Silk. Patterns and Nee
dies. Stamping ioI Embroidery done to order ut
Jy2v RICHARDS,
WANTED A SITUATION As TEACHER.
w 10y young man qualified to teach Latin and
the English branches. References given. Ad-
dress stating full particulars. c. X. f.. Falmouth,
virginia Stafford county. jy s9-eo2w
SoUTH DOWNS FOR SALE.-A few SOUTH
~ DOWN RAMS AID Ram LAMBS, of pure
blood from recent importationS. Apply to
CHARLES GREEN, Gainesville. p. o.,
~ .'-e"l~ Prince William Co. Va.
IolLEf ARTlCLES.-Soaps. Powders, Co
l. i"gncs. Brushes and Combs. Perfuneries Pc
niat"'hs, &C., ali of the best quality, for sale nj
" ~ RICHARDS.
ACE SETS. COLLARS AND SLEEVES,
- very cheap. from auction. just received ut
:! RICHARDS, 10 king.st.
WANFEl-A competent FARM HAND for
w the balance Of the year. Liberal wages
VIII lie gwen. Apply at this office jy 25-eolm
kAtQCIER FAMILY HAMS.-A lot very
L pr'ne, just received and Tor sale Ly
" - MARSHALL / WARD.
On BBLS. PURE CIDER VINEGAR, Just re.
Nv eehed in store by
~ ROBINSoN 4 payNE
lS0 SACKS q. A. SALT; 1850 Msrshslrs Fine
+QH do, ~ store and for sale by
" 70 ROBINSON 4 PAYNE.
AUS BAGS !.-Grain and Railroad Bags of
~ various styles and qualities, for sale BY
"|' WHEAT 4 BRO.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, July 2S.-Flour closed firm; small
sales ut SALE. Wheat has advanced; white l2uGI
l0r rod ll0(s l2jc. Corn closed dull; white and
yellow SlM Sc. Provisions closed dull and I'M
changed whiskey closed firm.
Nav York, July 2S.--Flour closed firm; State
s,sOGsl.75; ohio $jOO@$j.lo; Southern $3.50
Gg$57j Wheat has advanced y2c. rcd l2j(L
56(aS2c. Pork closed dull mess $3.50; prime
xlo73. Lard closed quiet. Whskey closed dull
2jiGl26c. Coffee closed firm; auction sales of
$500 bags; Rio 100 lie. averaging 10 ~, being
un advance of ic. over the last cargo sale. Stocks
are dull and lower. Va. bs g3i. Mo. s. S3a
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EXCURSION AND PIC MIC.

rINnE SAEEATH SCHOOLS connected with
the METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
nI this ciy will make their annual ENtl RSlON
xU-s" to GLYM0NT, on Thursday, Au-
~. .-1'gust 4th Every arrangement viii
hr made L. render this one ui the most delightful
Excursions of the season. The steamer TllOS.
CuLLYER is engaged. and viii leave the i""' "i
King street. at 5 "'r"rk. A. NJ. precisely. She
will ais" make trip III the afternoon. leaving at
I n'rork, aud returning, will leave Glym"nt III
time To reach home hy nghtiall. Tickets can lee
had ol the Teachers of the schools. Price 25
Giants y 2f-;O-;
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linden WlIlSkEl.-Th,s u Is y ~ Ii.
| 4 made in the old fashioned clr,eE lin, ~ d"a
bile lisriiIa;i"n just hrtpRi The summit Of The flue
Ridge III Y arTsn county Va, near The IilIe 81 au
uu,er, where he sniIIcss aud purity al IL" noun
itu spilns water. and the quality OF the rye con
stitute important elements IN making The hiShvi
for which THIS locality h, hrcu long ceIe!r.-.ed IL
j. perfectly pure, hey ond all doNh ne!ng maie eA-
rlu,NcIy oi rye, h"... a.I barley malt wan The
utmost care, .rs quantity made /. limited ana
bp..sl, rs.ncipaiy tor private "S", by eentirnep
cuuuu,ss.urs in the surrounding counties, VII" are
critically nice in laying by stock Ir Improvement
A small consignment hai lately been IaNIe "
MARSHALL !. WARP, al Alexandria az II ean
be pIncurej Jt,eci, .hr.agh c"rfesiun'iep"e "ub
lg. FISHER, uf Linden, Warren County Va.
,,ct Il--cotf
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]. BAUMGARTEN,

No. 499, III street. "J,y"s;fs D'd F.I""S' H"'t.
WASHINGTON,
JINGRANER aud designer III general mhhnfh'-
Ia iurrr aud i'm cnt"r al the new, improved seal
presses watch ease rngTaAcr wood engraNcr, inn
SIC pmncher. stencil cutter, c"rlcrFiaic ehSraNer'
aud lilhn .rlphrr, prepared {" execute ehgrh'hg
nu ANY iu-inl--nm ni silver. bras, COPPER, 'eeI'
&C.. IN ns good and workmanship II manner ~ "y
ANY other Llshmcmt in the | nited states. The
advertiser feels confident that all orders entrusted
IL, him will give perfect satisfaction, or no charges
made
SEAL PRESSES,
OFFICIAL HAND AND BLOCH SEALS,
WATCH-CASE rNGRANER,
WOOD ENGRANER.
MUSIC TT NCHER.
STENCIL CUTTER.
COPPER PLATE ENGRANEE.
Warrington. iy =" ~ ~. &c "''
VALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE SALE.
\ TN. "CLI$lI FARM within one mile 81
A,Xanlria, "n the treat Hunting Greek. contain
in, one III NDEED AND NINETY TWO
ACRES The proximity oi this farm l." AlrNhh-
,lrt q. we'll n. lis superior soil, w"nId make IL
m,,.t desirable and profitable DAIRY A>b GAR
DEN FARM. II hardly possible tor amy one
,,.i,iu, To- -ugugc IN the above naincd business !"
ain IL the immediate urighh"tl'""d "i A'N'"
,Iria s., desirable farm.
The. said f,rm will be sold III whole or divided
into I,r- T." suit purchasers.
ANY one ws!lu. I" purchase will cali upon y.
n. MONROE. No. 20 Queen .tIrei. 81 The under
gmri. ELlEAhEil nA""
Executrix ii i. b. Harrison. decd
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BR00KHILL SCHOOL,

~, miir' N",h 81 Cb"rion"Sr;Ue and Z. Of Va.
"Opens 1T September next. AMI closes eth of
~ June lsGG with n recess of two weeks at
Christmas.
CHAS. MINOR, VI. D., A. NJ, L. III Va,
Principal.
WV. K. ABBOT.
CnAS. Minor, jr.,
Course of instruction Il. English Language.
. Latin and Greek. 3. Mathematics. t. French.
German. Spanish. Italian, Anglo Saxon Langua
gc>. j. Physical aud Moral Sciences.
TEHMS.-$2j0 per Srssion-to he paid one hall
Oh September lSt, aud one half On the LIST Of Feb
rmary.
Catalogues, showing plan of School, sent if lie
sired
Post -ofirc and Depot, Charlottesville, Va.
Alhemarle Co., jy 26-?awtSrpl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-29

On the 4th of January, 1859, the Board OF d.
rector. declared dividend OIL! per cent which,
with the State tax amounted to $l35,36O 43-lOO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-29

The wheat crop of Jetisrson County, Va,
it !, estimated will average % bushels to the
acre. Some farms there will average ~
bushels to the acre.
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CON u E rel l..
Exchanps Bank Of Virginia.

, .,,,i,,,n of the Exchange Bank of Virginia and
Kr,ueh,. ON the 3Uth Of June, 1859.
Researches:
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S,TIMP NECK FISHERY Tor rent 81 lease
= the STUMP NEGk Fi@EEEt, "m the f"t",
mae river G,. nus "i i've years. II will lee rented
law It. rc.rnnSlhi, parties. Apply I"
X :. ANDREWS, Carroll Hall. Baltimore
or To GEO VI. GILL.
Va. 80 ST. Paul Street, Ral!!.,ose,
Baltimore IN co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-29

At the recent sale of the estate If Evans
Knight. esq., deceased a tract containing -od
acres Of land, lying on Dan River IL few miles
below Danville, was sold t" Captain A. G.
Walters ut II fraction over $50 per acre.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-29

VELVET RIBBONS. Black Silk Griles; Mo
rocco. Elastic AMI Silk Belts: fancy Vest But
tons; Lulies' Travelling Bags Hair brushes. at all
sizes AMI qualities: Locking glasses; Children :
Carriage; Toy Whrclbarr"ws; lll"" 'hi'rs' &c,
&C.. i"r sale very cheap, for cash ut
iy * q G.. EEREY'S. -. King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-29

The wheat crop of Southern Kentucky
thi. wear, is said T." be the largest ever grown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-29

RELIGIors.-The new Methodist Church,
at Mt Zion. will lee dedicated on the third
Sabbath in August. The dedirntory sermon
will be- preached by the Rev DR.. Smith.
The next session of the Hebron A>s"cia-
ton will be held at Sharon Church. IN Orange
County, commencing "n Tuesday hri"rr the
18th Lords day i'll August. orange Ch'o"'c.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

The PLAY OF THE STRANGER The scnti-
AieRt Of mankind upon the subject of q re.
anion Of husbands and wives, VINO have once
separated in consequence of matrimonial inf
deity, was tested many years ago bv Kotzc-
hue, when he wrote his play or the Stranger.
In the original form Of that thrilling drama,
the Stranger was coaxcd back to his wife S
arms by well meaning friend, and the curtain
once more went down uEon a happy and con-
fiding couple. The d,nouCment so outraged
the popular ideas of propriety, that the play
was perrmptorily Kissed oil the stage and
would have been lost forever to the dramatic
repertoire, had not the rcady-w tilted author
reversed the moral Of his production, ard
closed the last sad interview between the
wretched pair with the stern sentence from the
husbands lips: ave may meet again-in
uenNen.N