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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-26
ROBERT BELL, Asent, Alexandra

VALUABLE ALBEMARLE LAND FOR
Y SALE-My business engagements IN The city
., Richmond beng Of such character n to re
uurc my undiy ide,i attention. propose Ia sell, AT
ruhir auction. "t The l6h dag ~ Dc'smbtr, 1857,
u,,ou the premises. the beautiful and valuable
estate, known NJ ALTA VISTA lying upon the
snui hcastcru slope ot the Green Mountain, SO ccle
bruted as the red hand district, III the county OF
AIhemarle. containing ONE THOUSAND ACRES.
There Is upon the FARM large, handsome
S,=s SlDENCE, upon an eloN ated situation,
81 and handsomely improved and decorated. and
overlooking the entire farm and surrounding coun
try A greater portion of The iund j. IN an i'm
pr,, inr condition, Wlih some one hundred aud SIX
I, acre. we'll in clover, timothy, nnd evergreen
rrass All the necessary out houses, tobacco
hcuacS. and large new barn. are upon the pinre.-
Their, ure about Que hundred acres creek Oats.
The upiauls Ii. well, with the best exposure.
ALTA VISTA il about tive miles from the Canal,
and the same distance from The Alexandra aud
Iym.hhurr Railroad. further description u
,le.med unnecessary, n persons wishing To pur.
chase u delightful ami valuable homestead on
sr,y terms are invited 10 visit the place before the
iay uf sale.
Immediately after the snle Of the land. all the
STOCK, GkAlN, and FARMING lMPLE
MENTS. will be sold
Nv the payment Of small proportion OF the
rurchase money in hand. long credit viii he gwen
ON the remainder. Ny uvor~eer will show IN. farm
Ia an, nn- wishing Ia see II. Any further par
ti,ulur. can he Ind by addressing the nj Richmond,
VIRGINIA. NJ :. CROCKETT
AIbcmarc Co.. nov lI-eulm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-26

nILS. Oils. OILS!-W. Il. Sperm Oil, W. Il.
" Lard oil, ". b. Whale Oh, Pure Strained
Oil, and Machinery and Tanners OH constantly
on band and for sale low 10y
nov 20 PEEL SIEN ENS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-26

II EROSENE OLIVE have received another
IN lot Of this Oil which has given 80 much sails.
faction and will warrant this 10 d" the same. For
sale At the lowest market price
nov % PEEL S1EN EMS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-26
Additional from Europe.

New YORK, Nov 25.-The steamship Sigo.
from Southampton on the 9th, arrived here
this forenoon.
Prince Frederick William Of Prussia and
his royal consort had arrived in England On
visit TO her parents.
The London Times pronounces the Great
Eastern defective iii her propelling powers.
The French Chinese expedition is being
vigorously prepared for departure. 1t will
consist Of 5000 men. France aud England
are in complete accord in this matter.
Ii was rumored that the Papal Govern
ment had requested France to send troops To
the revolted Roman States.
Tuscan correspondent of the London
Times insists that it is the drift Of France
and Austria to destroy the prestige of tho
King of Sardinia, thus giving death blow
to the national aspiration of Italy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-26

VlTHISKEY- l0U bills. Of pure Old Washing
w ton County Copper Distilled WHishEa'
warranted pure, aud of fine flavor, Tor sale ny
80 - ]. n. HARPER i CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-26

RI WHOLE, half, and quarter boxes NEW
OU RAISINS, CURRANTS, aud ClTRoN' J"st
received and for sale by r
nov % JOhN a. DlAoS'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-26
M ARRIEQ.

ON Tuesday morning, the 22l instant, at The
residence Of The brides father, Benz. chnrpelear,
csl., by the Rev, Mr.. kins"vng Mr. u. y.
CHEATWOOD. 81 Amherst, I" Miss ELIZA
CHAPPEi.EAR. OF fauqnicr.
Ou the lGth instant by Elder J. &. Bo"en, at
tn. residence =. The brides son. Hamilton Miller.
esd on Lost river, Hardy County, Va, Mr.. DA
NID WARMER. of Page county. aged a Year,.
and Mrs MARY MILLER, widow al Michael
Miller. deed. aged 63 years.
TN Tuesday. the 22l instant ut "The Cottage.
the residence 81 the bride. father, IN L"ud"un
Comfy. Va, by The Rev. VIM. a. Crawford, Mr.
JOHN H. WEBSTER to Miss SARAH j.. daush
ter Of James Smith, esq.
On Thursday evening the 18th instant. nj The
residence Of the brides nth".. by the Rev. 7. VI.
Carpenter Mr.. JAMES NJ. BROOklAi To Miss
SARAH f., eldest daughter .! Curtis Wilh"Itr.
esq all Of Orange County.
In Nashville. Tenn. November lslh. by the
Rev. Acton Young, Mr.. AUGUSTUS BRILL. 81
Al.xunlri., To Miss MARY A. JOHNSON 81
Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-26

CHEMICALS -Quuiue; Citrate Of Iron and
" 0unine; Chloroform; Stryrhninr; Acetate oi
Potash; Iodine; Nitrate "f Silver l"dide Of P"ias-
stun: just received and for saleby
JAS ENTWISLE, JR.. Apothecary.
nov III o. King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-26

TNLOUR--50 barrels Superior Family Flour for
sale at lowest market r@tes by
e. ENGLISH / BRO,
a.vIa No. 81 Union street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-26

IAAMILY FLOUR. Of the following approved
brsnds:-W ashiugton Mills, Reed 4 Silco'',
and Charles Taylor, for sale by
nov 10 ALERT ". GRAY 4 CO..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-26

20 BOXES GOSHEN CHEESE, for cutting
III No. /. 2, and MACkEREL. just received
and for sale by n,ror
nov 22 JUN q. pi-Ao-'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-26

AI0TICE.---A meeting OF the members "i the
IN SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
COMPANY. will lie held at their Office in this city,
on Monday, DecsmLs. 5fh me't, for the election oi
Directors for the ensuing three years, and other
business of Importance. A full attendance is de-
sired. WIN. WRIGHT, secre'arS.
nov l5-eot Dec3
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A L n A N A c .
1853

ELEVENTH MONTH. SUN SUN N,
NovPMKER ,;,s. s,,. Asos's PHASES.
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s
~ rs pSS4. rs
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CiRCASsIAN

II
ST. JoHNs, Nov. 24.-The steamship CIR
cassian from Galway on the 18th, arrived
here last night. The news is not Of special
Importance.
/ The three treaties were signed ut Zurich
on the 10th, and latest advices from there
stated that the plenipotentiares would leave
on the 18th.
| Austria is said to have consented Ia take
one hundred and two millions france from
France, instead Of one hundred and tour mil
hons as previously demanded.
No formal propositions had been made to
England to take part in the Congress; but if
made, the ministry will deliberate its accep-
are not to be coerced.
| Tuscany has followed the example Of the
other Italian powers and appointed Prince
Cargnan regent. This act does not appear
To be looked upon with very favorable eye
10y Napoleon.
At the latest dates from Africa, the Moors
had commenced an attack upon Ceuta.
| Later advces from China were received.
Minister Ward had gone to Japan.
A large Russian naval force was before
Jeddo and it was thought there would he
serious trouble in consequence Of the muir
der Of three Russians by the Japanese.
CONGRATULATIONS had declined partially ~.
Sales oi the week $1,000 bales. Orleans isir -,
miidling 1; uplanis fair ID, middling, %. Stock
in port 1876 900 bales. including $4,000 American
Breadstutfs were firm. Flour closed quiet, hut
holder. were demanding an advance Of Is Wheat
closed tirm, AT an advance Of 4tG5d Corn bsoy
| ant, and IL "a L. 6d. higher.
The money market was generally unchanged.
American securities slow Of Gale, but IN
changed IN rates. Consols closed at sot(gq6s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-26
SALE THIS DAY.

HORSE FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
III On Sntndny morning NIT, al ' o'cLat,
/ vii otter at public sale, very handsome bright
sUKREL HORSE, said 10 be in his prime, works
we'll, is nne Buggy and Saddle Horse.
Sale 70 take place at the corner Of Regal and
Cameron streets, opposite City Hotel.
JOHN I. CREIGHTON,
nov 22-it Auctioneer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-26

WANTED AT CLERMONT--A dining room
w SERVANT MAN, by the year or month,
who can come well recommended, TO whom liberal
wages will be given.
nnY 23-dlM r. FOhhESI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-26

700O LBS superior BuCkWHEAT MEAL
lUUu 10 keg- GLADEs BUTTER just rs
csived and for sale by
nov ~ JOHN A. DIXON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-26

BY L NJ. McCoRMICK-AUcrIo
SALE THIS DAY.
CORREL MARE FOR SALE will sell -
y Saturday aorniny, ot 10 O'Clock, at the MAJ
ket Square, on Fairfax street. Chestnut sORkEl
MARE, between and years old, good size and
action Terms cash.
pov 24-gt T. NJ MCCORMICK, Auct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-26

asa FOR BALTIMORE The steam
z8GGHer DIAMOND STATE will receive cargo
for Baltimore. on Saturday. tthis day leaving at
9 o'clock. L. NJ. WHEAT y BRo.,
NOV os-lt Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-26

csSs FOR RENT.-A first rate STORE liotS
~ at a first rate stand on very rossonahe terns
can ecommend this as most desirable location
TO those who wish 10 60 into the mercantile hus'-
mass Address WI. n. NELSON,
nov 2I-..bt Wildwood, Clarke County, Va.
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DIED.

Al Culpeper &. H.. on Wednesday morning, 2Sd
inst, at halt past d o'clock, MARY PEADLE-
TON. daughter "f Fayette NJ. and Betty ".
Latham
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CyTORAGE FOR GOODS OR GRAIN WANT
y ED, in one of the very best Fire proof Ware
houses in the city. both as TO room. ventilation,
safety, &c., with openings on every side.
nov I4-eo2w& JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
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DISCOUNT CLERS.-Ihe Board of Dlrec-
tor, of the Branch Of the Exchange Bank
of Virginia, in this city. have elected James
Eutwisle, ST., Discount Clerk, in the place OF
james Dempsey, VIII" was elected Book
keeper in the same Bank.
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THEELS.--Customer wishing ready made
w WHEELS, of superior quality. can (by or
dsring through us) obtain them at """4taei""'-
net prices without any extra charge on the score
of profit JOHN X. ELNANS CO.,
Washipy ton, nov li--eo2w 3O9 Penn. ave-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-26

REy. IIrcH Roy ScorT, for several years
Protestant Episcopal Missionary to Africa,
and who returned to tins country on account
of hi, health has accepted call to st.
Paurs Parish, King George County. Rev.
Mr.. Stewart. late of that Parish. has resign
ed, and moved 10 another Diocese.
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Fairfax county, nov 26-lawts
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men," under command OF their gallant Cap
tain. Morton Murye, have earned Tor then
selves a proud distinction since the com
mencenent Of the "Iiarper's Ferry war
Fdrtar AewS.
ARREST or 4 HuRsE THErF-On Sunday
night last Mr. Daniel ). White Of Mont
gomcry County, Md, near the line "l me
rhe.,n.ake and Ohio Canal. had stolen from
him. very fine horse. From enquiries about
his neyhborhood, his suspicious were soon
directed towards man named VIM. liar
rington. who had been providing about IN
that vicinity. Mr. White followed to George
town. and there learned that Harrington had
been there He then came To TINS CITY, on
Thursday, and found his horse III the stable
of r. lupull at the Canal Locks. iiarring-
ton soon made tracks Tor another locaiity'
when he saw the owner OF the horse ana
wendell his way towards Georgetown by the
t,w puth pf the Canal. Ottcer Padgett WAS
soon on his tracks, and took passage IN the
ears towards Washington. On the way lie
discovered the thief above the Four Mile Inn
bridge, making his way of at rapid speed.
The officer got nff the ears beyond ham, g"'
upon the tow-path, and arrested him YES,
terday Harrington was taken before Justice
Price, and fully committed, I" await req"'s'-
tinn from the Governor OF Mary Wand. lhe
officer was literally rewarded by the owner
II the horse. Tor his perseverance md tact IN
finding out the course the tibet took, AID his
subsequent arrest
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A NEW SONGl
DodGEREL, AND NOT BY T. +.

70 x'sIp susx- Bonn y Term, o.!
Come a|lye honest fellows, ~ s,,q..t, q,
And stand up In row, ,Ni' Il '~tNA
For thra>hing Black Republicans
,n.bo a..... there. II 'no.ty | |
And principle is the " Co." W =
30 here's the SouNp DExocRAcy
" Xinnssota. Obi ....... l
Chorus-Thcn for Minnesota, Oh,
For Minneso's a, oh,
Well sing the SouSD DExocsAcy
Of Minnesota, Oh.
Old Ramssy cheats tho Indian.
And Baker Ohio,
But with Becker and Baasen ....
Well annihilsto the foe.
lgnatius writes himself an ass 't.' T.; -
Az othor dopkeys do, w -. -, '!.t,t
We hate fool, 90 let him slilo
And Lowry here's TO you.
Know Nothings hate oil Foreigners
So Cole and Window do;.
But Csvanaugh and Brisbin
Will fight that battle though;
Old Aldrich boasts his dollars,
a barrel sweats Or 90, .,,.
But Graham has him on the hip
And to Congress- he will 20.
Young seheffar shaves his customers < -
Would shave tho people too, '1'
But honesty" y our treasurer
And Abba, here's to you! sci
The Blacks they would repudate
Democracy says no!
For honesty $ policy It "2,i. S.' e' '.- w..
~ Whsrever you may CO., 5'cs .,. ~
! Chorus-Thon for honor aud for honesty
And for Minnesota, Oh, -
Well sing the SouxD DEMOCRACY
Of Minnesota oh !!
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# I1ii. fhi a f*w dayyss since
bought family Bible, and on taking
it home made his first record ~ fol.
lows Patrick D., Born Sept 20,
1884. aged i've years."
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OUR 'COUNTRYENOW AND TnEN

ElShty'three years ago, when tittv.
two signers Of the Declaration of In.
dependence, appealing to the supreme
Judge OF the world tor the rectitude Of
their Intentions declared shat these
United Colonies are, and 1t right
ought to be free and Independent
States, bat few Of the most sanguinc
OF that day dreamed Of the extent and
greatness which their country would
attsin in the comparatively brief space
OF three f',urths Of = century. Then
there were thirteen sparselY populated
colonies; nno we have thirtv-thrc.'
powerful States, and several larg,.
Territories on the threshold Of mean
bership. The following statistics,
showing the means aud degrees bv
which the great Emrire Of the Yves,
has been reared, will be read with
thrilling interest by, every American
ci'izen: .z'ar.:1g ~ p, 8
, ADMITTED. WY
Under General Washin:ton's ar
MANIFESTATION the following new States
were admitted: - - II 4. Fl -
Vermont, III 1871.
go 10 Kentucky, in 1884, Il.
~ <1;:5- ~ Tennessee, iii 1896. or ,1!
Under Thomas Jefferson's admins,
tsation the following new States. and
Territories were added! to the Union:
Ohio, in 1902. ="
.egul.k Louisiana, purchased in 1901.
@ Each contained space enough for
g fifteen States. This purchase gave t.
the United States, the entire control of
tho Mississippi, the aonth Of which hal
hitherto been in the hands Ola forei. q,
power. Territorial governments we're
organized in Mississippi, Indiana and
Louisiana. to FL
~ Under James Madison's administers
taon tive following addition was, made
to the confederacy: II
49,. Indiana, III 1879.
-. During the presidency of James
Monroe, the r following new States
were admitted into the Union:
Mississippi, in 1917. qor
tn -, ~ illinois, in 1919 a:4sHDo7gg r
y;-@l Missouri, in 1920. .q
Maine, in 1920. g.
"a 81 Florida; purchased in 1921.
Under the presidency Of General
Andrew Jackson the following States
were admitted:
3JUII Michigan, IN 1s36.rE91
Arkansas, in 1888.
During the presidency OF James X.
Polk the following States were admit
cd:
7 n y IoQn, in7ie1s. { j i Id
Florida, in 1915.
.I;WisconSin, in 1915.
California was bought.
. ,aas,;q New Mexico ''aed U tab
Under the administration Of Taylor
and Fillmore the following State was
admitted:
,yssaossA 7Californis sips lss0#
The following Territories were organ.
lied:
New Mexico, Utah and w ash;ngton.
Under Gen. Picrce's administra.
! ton the following Territories were or.
Ranized:
Nebraska and Kansas!
Arizona purchased.
.nF Uuder James Buehanan's admins.
tration the following States were ad.
mitted:
f7AToiToz Minnesota, in 1855. 4a
Oregon, in 1859. r.
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