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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-12

\ REMARKABLE WoMAs The Norfolk
papers uoti., he death in that city, on
wednesday, ot a colored female named Sa-
rah Mallory, vino at the time of her death
was in her hundred and twentieth year:
"ticr youngest child attended her funer-
al a. the last of the family; his back is
beat, and hi> locks frosted Ger with the
SHOWS "f seventy seven winters. She new
er used glasses, and to the day of her death
could thread needle as readily aud easily
IL ever. Her remains were enclosed in a
neat mahogany coffin, on the top of which
were the initials s NJ, II. l20.' They
were followed to the grave by large mum
bar Of both colors. ArouGd the hearse
we've SIX venerable negroes, who with q
white sash across their shoulders acted as
pail bearers; behind were twenty-four old
colored ladies, many Of them possibly three
score and ten years of age, who were atiired
in black dresses. black capes, with three
rows of white ribbon arounds the lead col
ored chip bonnets, with a white curtain,
trimmed with three rows Of black tape
then followed ceveral carriages; while
crowds followed out, to sec the last Of this
old lady, who had lived out six score years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-21
Later from California.

ST. Louis, Nov. l9.-The overland mail of
the 2Sth ult., has arrived.
Gov. Weller has appointed Judge Ham,
formerly of Kentucky, as u. 5. Senator to
fill the vacancy caused BY Mr.. Broderck's
death. He will leave on the steamer Of the
9Th November.
There is stampede Of miners to Walkers
river. The principal gold discovery there is
stated 10 be large mound trarersed by
veins, the dirt from which yields from $500
TO s. 500 per ton.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday morning last. in st Paul's Church.
Richmond. by the Rev. Vim. II. kinck!e, Mr..
JAMES MCDONALD. former editor of the
Iynchburs virginian. and now associate cdr
tor of the Richmond Wing, aud Mrs. CARRIE
NJ. SAUNDERS, daughter Of the late Lewis Lu"-
lam. Of Richmond.
In Front Royal, on the 18th instant. ~ the Rev
j. ". Kelly, Mr.. J. I. PORTER, Of Kentucky,
to Miss MARY LANE, of Front Royal.
In Strasburg, on Thursday, the 3rd inst, at the
residence of the BRIDE. father by Elder [. ".
Scrycll, Prot. OVAL PlRkEi, TO Miss MAGGIE
Il daughter of o. D. Williams, esq, OF Alexan.
ira, Tennessee.
On the bridge at llarpcr's Ferry, the III inst,
by the Rev. W. ;. Hammond, Mr.. JAMES i.
FRISTUE. to Miss MARY +. HICKMAN, both
of Warren County
On Tuesday evening last, ut the residence .: the
brides father, hy the Rev. Or. Jsmes q. Hammer,
If Baltimore JAMES IL THOMPSON. Of Fred
erick city. Maryland. and Mis-, VIRGINIA,
daughter .. GEORGE W. Baker, OF Winchester.
On the 18th Of November. at the residence q
the brides father. by the Rev. A. NJ. Randolph,
ArCHESON POLLOCK, and HANNAH, daugh-
ter of Jane. Jett, of Rappahannock.
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Ri A Ri NE L l S I.
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures ~


ARRIVED.
Schr. Arctic, Tucker, Windsor, plaster to Gaze
move i Co.
Schr Lavnia Jane, ketchum New York, gene
raj cargo to James c. Nevett.
Schr George and Margaret, Ciapioor, Macho-
doc, wheat 10 Goo. ii. Robinson.
Schr. Mary Jane, Rcdman, Rollers, rye to Geo.
ii. Robinson.
Schr Cassandra, Hudson, Machodoc, wheat and
corn to Geo. II. Robinson.
Brig Mary Cobb, Cornweil, Boston, by Borden
Mining Co.
Schr. Samaria, Todd, Fredericksburg, by Vim.
Ii. Fowle Son.
Schr. Clara Belle, Parker, Petersburg, by Dor
den Mining Co.
Schr. Amelia, Rockhll, Bridgeport. by I. j.
Nehafey.
Schr. L. Anienveid Bartlett, Providence, by
7. J. Mehafey.
Schr. James I. Boyd, Mathews, Newark by b.
B. Smith.
Steamer Diamond State, kerwin. Baltimore, by
Wheat 4 Bro.
Steamer c. c. Alser, Fep,on. Philadelphia. by
5. Shinn.
MEMORANDA.
Barque Z. Williams, johnson, hence at Boston,
18th inst.
Schr. Catherine Jane, Hicks. cid al Baltimore,
for this port 18th inst
Schr. Allen II. Brown. Edwards, hence at Provi-
dence, 10th inst.
Schr. Arnon, Crosby hence at New York, 18th
inst.
Steamship Mount Vernon, Jael, hence at New
York, 18th inst On the 18th, at p NJ, saw a
brig ashore South Of Chincoteague, high and dry
on the beach.
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AUCTION SALES.
By I. NJ. McC0RMICk-ArcTIoSEER.
SALE THIS DAY.

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-in rNecu
Y ton Of deed of trust, bearing date ju.y is'f
lsJ6. recorded amongst the land records ~ AlrN-
aniril County Liber ;, No. 3, Folio -, VIII
offer Tor SALE al public auction on H""d'g, fht
oi.f dng ~ .IorsmL.r merit. al IL oCt'oh, ". IN
front 81 tie Court House, in the city 81 A'tN"r-
isa, that very valuable farm called 'NoNN LA,
situated on -Four Mile Rum" il the County oi
Alexandria, adjoining The lands 81 Ed"sri j. IN,
scriiyld esq Sewell b. Corbct. and Others. i've
miles from the city Of Washington. three nlI,,
from Alexandria aud within I'VE hundred y&l ..
the Alexandria Loud"un and Hampshire Railroad.
The tract contain 272 ACRES, labopt - acres
ii wood and is we'll watered. there being several
springs upon it-oHe never failing near tie house,
aud another within fifty yards Of the barn he
&c. improvements consist of a BRlCh DIV LL-
~e.a.LlAG HOUSE, containing eight rooms.
brick office. ice mouse, and servants house. and
large barn, G. by - feet. with good Siabing IN
derneath. The land is vel! adapted TO the growth
Of wheat. corn. and grass. PosseSsio VII! lie
given on the first day Of January next
IrHNS - One-tcnth Of the purchase money viii
hr required il hand, the balance in three equal
payments. al d. II, and Is months; the deferred
payments to bear interest. and scared by deed Of
trust. or retention OF the title.
oct 2l-cots LAW. Il. TAYLOR. Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-21
Alexandria Market, November 10.

The market closed quiet, with fair receipts. Ia
Flour, there was no change whatever. The re-
,l,,, BY Railroad are coed, but there is no &C
ariy in the market Wheat continues to come
freely, and We note sales on Change at l27(9
l,lc for white, and li7@iise for red, Of fair
I'D good quality. Sales Of old white Corn in
snail lots a. S5c There was no new ofiored.-
i, demand for Corn is active, but the supply ia
wv light. Rye is firm, with sales at soc. Oats
rs in good supply, and limited request, with sales
!. several lots at 35@36c. The weather is un-
favorable for Pork and the receipts have fallen OIL
Apple. are scarce at s2.25@S2.5o.
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Nsw Trial for Brown Refused.

RICHMOND, Nov l9.--The petition of John
Brown Tor writ of error 10 judgment rem
iered by the circuit court of Jefferson coun-
" was presented to the supreme court of
appeals Yesterday. The court to-day refused
10 award the writ of error, being Of opinion
that the judgement Of the circuit court is
plainly right.
Therefore the execution of Brown will
take place on the I'd of December, as SEN
fenced.
The bench Of the court consisted OF Judges
Allen, Daniel, Moncure, Lee, and Robertson
all of whom were present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-21
Arrival Of tho Canada.

SAcSvILLE, Nov. l9--The steamship
Canada has arrived at Halifax, with Queens
town dates Of the It'll instant. 1t is said,
however, that the news is not very, if at all
important. The Nova Scotia telegraph line
refused 70 send the dispatches to the Asso.
ciated Press, ana the horse express with the
news has not yet arrived here from Halifax.
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DIED.

ON Saturday morning last, JOHN llOoFF,
"a, Cashier Of thu Branch of the Exchange Bank
Of Virginia, in this city. 10" The funeral will
take place this afternoon. at o'clock, from MS late
residence corner Of Water aud Prince streets
The friends and acquantances are invited to at
tend.
At her residence, in Georgetown, ID. C.. on
Thursday, the 18th instant, Mrs. MAKGAKEl
DICK. in the S4tn year ri her age.
At the residence of his father, IN this ~, on
IA. 18th instant, Il. LEWIS TAYLOR. in the
rs, year Of his age Cumberland and Freezer
;,.E Nil manner,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-21
Georgetown Cattle Market, Nov. Is.

Th. offerings of Beef Cattle at Drover's Rest,
amounted 70 SO head $50 Of which was pur-
chased by District butchers ut S2.25@ $2.621 on
the hoof, averaging $685., or equal TO $4.5O9
SIS net: l25 of the remainder were driven on to
ID. Baltimore market and 100 left over unsold.
900 Sheep and Lambs were offered and sold at
$3.50 ass Il head, the quality Of the Sheep and
Lambs, .. a general thing, was unusually fine.
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49, as.ss ss:i
CANAL COMMERC

ARRIVED. November 10.
Boats NJ. NJ. Clsggett, and John james, coal 10
7. J. Nehatey.
Beats A. Rench, and Henry May, coal to Bor-
den Mining Co.
Boats Clemon. and VIM. McMahon, coal TO
Frostburg Coal Go.
Boat. s. T.. Mcdonald, and S. Il. Harrison, coal
to American Coal Co.
DEPARTED, November ~.
Canal Steamer Blue Bird, boots. shoes, hats, and
caps from c. A. Baldwin 4 Co., for Ilarper'$ Fer
~ and Hancock. Md.
Boat X. H. Lamhell, boots. shoes. hats and
cans from c. A. Baldwin & Co, for Leeshurg, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-21

M> THE UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY
~ Lung and Throat Complaints, the celebrated
.vLt ANoDlNE, a sure Neuralgia remedy,
aa,p'ed also 10 all Nervous Complaints. These re-
-aSI. and valuable remedies are now ready. and
' Dc Tor sale by all druggists and dealers, where
S,g SI aud full descriptions may be found, to
'aSa We invite the attention Of all, and ON which
'''sly Tor appreciation. Prices within reach fall.
%ls AGESrs.--J. W. HUNNEWELL b CO.,
u Ma > Commercial Wharf, Boston; GEORGE
'rrAAkWFLL. AS, Water street, New York.
:" sale by all Druggists and dealers every
, ,sa-; PEEL / STEVENS. Agents, Alexan-
sANs, oct 29-d4clm
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New York Market.

INV York, Now 19.-Flour is higher; State
t.sS@si.gO; Chic S5.S5@ $3.50. Wheat is hes-
"; Southern white l5Oc.; do. choice red l4Oe.
corn is dull and has declining tendency; vol
low l0Oc. Pork il firm; mess $l5.l6; prime 5000.
Lard is dull at lo@l3ic. Whiskey is dull at Is
.sle. Stocks are frmer. Va. 6's 93i. Mo. IS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-21
BY SATURDAY EVENINGS MAILS.

VIRGINIA ANNUAL CoNrERENcE-SEcoND
DAY.-The following ministers appeared and
took seats: Revs. John Baily, A. Steward,
N. Thomas, John S. Biggs. A. Clarke, w. l..
Daily, I. j. Dayton, j. b. Denny, L. j.
Cash, John r. Littleton, J. r. Finley, III. s.
Atmore and j. IL. Amiss.
The following ministers were received as
transfers from the North Carolina Confer
ence: RI. o. Burton. L. }. Carson. }. IL. JEFF
ferson, p. ii. Joynce, and Samuel Robertson
Reys. r. c. Smiley, Benz. I. Ames, Jas.
p. Garland and NJ 5. Colonad, received on
trial at the last Conference, having passed in
examination Of character, were seyerally con-
tinued.
Rev. Ro. Moore was allowed to withdraw
from the Conference. He asked to be trans
ferred to the Alabama Conference, but his
application was refused by the Bishop.
Rev. Mr.. Cranberry, from Committee on
Examination Of Studies, stated that he was
unable 10 make u report, the young men who
were to be examined Oh the first years stu
dies, not knowing on what studies they would
be examined.
On motion of Rev. VIM. A. Smith, the ex-
animation was postponed Till the next Con-
ference, when they would be examined for
both years.
The following persons were ordained as
deacons:
Samuel S. Lambeth, III. S. Johnson. j. 5.
Porter, j. f. McFarren, 5. ii. Bayne, Ii. f..
Cheatham, VIM. G. lIammon, }. }. Laferty
Thomas ii. Early, 70. W. Watts, JAS. NJ.
Anderson. j. W. Blincotf. Aaron Boon, and
j. S. Reese.
The following persons having been III the
travelling connection for the past twelve
months, were recommended by the Presiding
Elders in their respective Districts to be ad-
mitted and continued on trial.
Richmond District. IL. Proctor, Wm. IL.
Camper, John c. Daily. Jas. W. Grant.
Washington District-Jacob ii. Proctor
j. Carson Watson. VIM. W. Duncan.
Charlottesville District-E. IL. Pritchett
Lynchburg District-L. III. Graybill, }. a.
Crowder, Geo c. Vanderslce.
Nottoway DiStrict-Wm. f. Allen, W. W..
Spain, Geo. f. Booker.
Petersburg Dstrict-C. '. Bing!ey, Luclus
II. Baldwin.
Norfolk Decentralization Ii. Crenshaw, j.
A. Crowder, Vim. l. Hunter.
John W. I. Jones and George }. Conner
were passed for examination by the Commit
tee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-21

his seems IN he the laleSl anu W"Sf ~
yt1jLs account Of the whole matter
Letters were received here on Saturday
from Winchester, giving an account OF the
arrival of Mai. Duffcy's Artillery Company
there. The people along the line to VIM
chester had heard nothing OF the new ex-
element until the arrival Of the Artillery.
The Mount Vernon Guards and Riticmcn
arrived at Charlestpwn in good tlme-all
well. Several of the Valley volunteer com
panies have proceeded to the scene OF eX-
c;,omont. The counties Of Clarke and JET
ferson will, probably, be strictly examined
BY the military. 1t will be seen that adil-
tional troops from Richmond have been or
dered out The mail steamboat from Aqua
Creek took up to Washington number OF
the Richmond volunteers, and they were to
proceed Immediately to Charlcstown.
\ quantity Of arms and ammunition were
sent up the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
this morning for distribution among the
volunteers companies in the counties through
which the road passes.
Private letters received here Yesterday
morning from Charlestown, state that the
widest excitement prevailed there, and rn-
nors Of armed bodies of troops being on the
march TO Charlestown to rescue the rrisn-
ners, were being constantly put IN e'reuia-
ton. There was. however, nothing Of q
tangible shape. The troops were all well
and in good spirits. They were kept at
WAYS in state Of preparation for any emer-
gency Ii is reported that the Volunteer
Companies from this place will be kept at
Charlestown until after the execution.
MoSrcosERY, Ala, Nov ia young
man named McC rabb. from Washington, was
shot here yesterday.
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Relief for Brownsville.

NORFOLK, Nov. 10 light companies have
been ordered to proceed from Old Point Com,
fort Immediately for the protection Of Browns
vile, Texas. They are under the command
L
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j. MARSHALL.
II. G.. WARD.

STATEMENT or Mr.. BIRRELL.-Mr. John
Birrell, Of this place, who went TO Charles
town with the Mount Vernon Guards, re
turned to this city on Saturday evening, hay
ing lett Charlestown that morning. lie re-
ports that on the arrival Of the Alexandra
troops there on Friday evening. Mr.. {. NJ.
Castleman and some other gentlemen oil this
place proceeded 10 Clarke county aud re-
turned the following morning, stating that
fight had occurred at " lnderwoods Farm
in Clarke county, between some citizens and
a party of strangers. and that the AleSan-
Jrio Artillery were reinforced in Winchester
by forty men, and had marched to the scene
of the disturbance When Mr. Blrrell ar.
rived at IIarpers Ferry, on his way to this
place. he saw a Mr. Smith Crane, who had
lust reached there from the neighborhood OF
Wheeling, where. he stated he had lnciden-
tally overheard a conversation between some
men who had organized band Of i've hun
bred to march to the release OF Brown and
the other prisoners at Charlestown, and he
Immediately set out for llarpers Ferry to
apprize the inhabitants of the fact. Mr..
Brrell was one of several who came TO this
place to obtain supplies of clothing. &c, for
the Alexandria military. lie states that they
would remain at Charlestown until the exc
cution of tie prisoners.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 10, !! O'clock, ?. NJ
1t is reported that body of 500 men, arm
ed and equipped, were marching from
Wheeling TO liarper's Ferry. Gov. Wise
has ordered 500 men from Richmond, to
proceed at once to Charlestown.
WASHINGTON, Nov. l9.-Charlestown is
all quiet, but military forces are augment
ing. The barns, stacks yards and nipple
ments, amounting to several thousand dol
lars, of John Burns, George IL. Tate, and
Mr.. Shirley-all Of whom were Jurors IN
the recent trials-have been burned.
Hon. Andrew Hunter processes to be con-
WINGED that an attempt will be made torescue
the prisoners, and letter from Urbanna,
Ohio, addressed to Brown written in cipher,
which has been decphered, tells him to keep
in good spirits, that his friends are muster
ing, and will drop along one at time.
Rumors are circulating that armed men
are crossing, or have crossed the river from
Ohio, at or near Wheeling, but this needs
confirmation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-21

THE MILITARY.-Our streets at the present
time present very gay appearance, our home
and the visiting military causing things to
look quite different from the staid and sober
appearance of other days. The cars yester-
day brought the Alexandria Rihemen and
Mount Vernon Guards, Of Alexandria, Va.
Roth companies present a handsome and sol
der-like appearance, and we have no doubt
their presence will be rendered pleasant To
themselves and agreeable TO our citizens
The Continentals. from Winchester also re-
main with Us. and impress all tavorably by
their gentlemanly department. Charfesfo~n
Spirit Of Jefferson.
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~cRIpTJ
ny MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS FROM cHARLEsTowN.

The following dispatch was received on
Saturday night:
H.RpsR's FERRY, Nov. l9.-The lndica-
tons from report said by the best citizens
to be reliable, is, that we shall have serious
work. Col. Davis has telegraphed Tor five
hundred additional men.
J. MARSHALL.
III. G.. WARD.
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$3,274,492 Us
Aug. /. Sop. |. oct. 1.
t.i.h,alnass oil

directors .s74,3O5 81 500, PA 81 $6l, 2sO W
In addition TO the amount of ascertained liablli-
=, :, stated above it is proper to add that there
-, nrobshly be due al the mother Bank to Banks
al dspositors about $40, 900. the precise amount
=, v.n, time not vet accurately ascertained, Tor
missions on the part of the late Teller to enter
nd il, for remittances and deposits. No ulti-
mi. loss. however to the Bank or his securities Is
..,,.bepdsd, Winchester, Oct. 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-21

Allen A. Hall, editor Of the Nashville News,
killed q. q. Poindexter, editor OF the Union
and American, in Il street rencontre, by
shooting him on the 18th instant. This fatal
net was the result Of an editorial quarrel.
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$3,2I4,492 O5

N. death OF the late Teller which occurred
=. Oh, ii August, there was found among ms
:. =. various checks drafts, DC, which ne haa
~. .,s,ly paid and held up, thore being no iunas
H. tr-eiit Of the drawers at the time, many oi
"a, - have since been paid and tho apparent den.
~. ~ N. Isl Of October, AS stated above, OF
,sa ia a, has a, the time Of making this report
s.,,b., sls, been thereby reduced to $Zo,oo' o.
MN balance i, i. hoped will be fully settled IN the
an,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-21

Nicholas Kinney. for many years Clerk
of the Circuit Court of Augusta county,
died on Wednesday last.
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Moyement of Troops.

RlcnMoND, Nov. l9.-Troops Will leave for
Charlestowu tomorrow morning. Much eX-
element exists here Gov. Wise has late
dispatches from Col. Davis.
RICHMOND, Nov l9--l0, p. MT Is UNI
derstood that the troopsare leaving here on
IN extra train, which will arrive at Aqua
Greek in time to reach Washington in the
morning.
The excitement has not subsidized.
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AddresI me At Ly ncHUHTR, Va
EDWARD d. CHRISTIAN.
Lynchburg, oct Ij--2awts

nNRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE FOX
CASH.-The undersigned, acting under Az
thori,y If a deed Of trust, executed BY Thomas
W. Turner, on the 23d day Of May, ls56, Tor the
benefit Of ). I. Bayly, and duly recorded IN tie
Clerks Office Of Prince William County, will IL
fer for SALE 10 the highest bidder, on the premise.
on W.i"s.Joy. Tie 23rd dag Of Norcmber "sri,
i.,i,. u MR. lie n,rt Joir d"y hereattsr the irars
Of land upon which the said Thomas W. Turner
now resides, known - "LONH Lev FL, lyhg
ahnuf Two miles from Hayinarket, Prince WiIi,nia
County, VA, adjoining tue lands of Robert BeveE-
ly. Robert Graham. and others, containing ahpUt
ITO ACRES. The improvements consist u
49, comfortable DW TELLING, and all necessa-
HErrI ~ out buildings The terms Of sale are
caeh. THOMAS II. BOSWELL, Trustee.
Broad Run Station, VI. q. K. r., oct 2O-eots
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J. w. MCGEE,
DOCTOR OF DENTAL SURGERY,


EARREyTOy, VA,
TONTINrES to perform all operations belong
~ ing 10 the Dental profession in the most salts
factory manner, at moderate rates.
Doctor McGec may he found at home at any time,
except from the second to the third Monday in each
month which time will be spent at Flint Hill Rap
pahanpock County, Va.
Office and residence On Main street, nearly oppo.
site the Warrenton House.
Warrantnn. ian l--soiv
I OFFER FOR SALE the residence Of the late
i Dr. Robert Wexford, located one mile from
Brandy Station. Orange and Alexandria Railroad.
81 The HOUSE is large and commodious,
aa with six or eight ACRES OF LAND attach
ed, and all necessary out buildings.
The situation is well suited for q professional
gentleman or one living in city. and desiring .
pleasant and healthy country residence.
wM. y. WEXFORD.
Brandy Station, aug 2O-eotf
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During the past week about $500 head OF
hogs have been shipped from Bristol, Tenn,
eastwardly over the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad, and from 5000 to 10000 head are
now there ready for shipment.
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The excitement has not subsidized.

WHEELING, l03 o'clock, P. Mo bodies
Of armed men have crossed here, and there
are no ruu,ors Of their crossing anywhere
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-21

rTJLL ANOTHER SUPPLYING have just
- received an additional supply of CLoAks to
which We invite attention. nno