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The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-05-05

When is man like rooster! When
his head IL combed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-19
lCOMNUSICATED.

A THorGHT FOR THE ABoLITIoSlsTS.-
Among the many objects Of interest which
we saw during a visit to the Methodist
Protestant Burying- place. was the grave OF
Il servant woman. Ii stands III the South
west corner Of the ground, and the stone
which marks it. bears the following inscrlp-
tlun-''.ru the memory Of our dear and after-
tionate nurse, Harriet Stewart, who died III
March, lS5l aged 10 years. This silent
stone is here erected. in respect 10 her memo
~, by Us, the children of her fostering
care. Sisned-R. L. Lowe, Z. NJ. Lowe
}. X. Lowe, }. NJ. Lowe, and NJ. l.. Lowe. y
Such is the aifectionate epitaph. Upon
enquiry, we were informed that she who lies
beneath, was the property Of John +. VI.
Lowe, esq, of this city, who refused TO allow
her remains to he inferred i'll an ordinary
place. lie purchased. we were told, lot
expressly for her grave. and caused ms chill
drcn. who were from the tendercst years ot
their lives t. maturity, the object Of her de-
voted and faithful care, 70 place token
there. This circumstance not only lndi-
Gates the warmest impulse OF generous
hearts. but illustrates in an admirable man
ner that degree Of affection and tenderness
which Southern families manifest for their
servants.
If the quasi philanthropy, and ,yclept hui
mainly of the Abolitonlsts could but Tor
one moment be brought TO know and feel the
fact that the relations Of master and slave ale
lost in the closest tenure of mutual care aud
regard, the loudness of their misguided APP
peals to the prejudice Of the ignorant would
cease 10 yex the harmony of the Union. and
they would soon learn that tie tie which
binds master TO servant and servant 10 mas
ter is not that Of mere property, but OF sin
cere and unmis:akahle warmth Of the hest
feelings Of humanity. n.
Alexandria, November Il, 1889.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-19
The Northern People in Fairfax.

CENTREvlLLE Va, Nov. l0th.-Whiie the
insurrection at Harper's Ferry is causing 50
much excitement, 1t may be interesting to
know how the conduct of Brown and his
tanatical associates is regarded by the north
ern people Of this county.
Having had thorough opportunity of
learning their sentiments upon the SUBJECT,
take pleasure i'll saying that 50 far from
euterta ning the least sympathy with those
distur! 5 Of the public peace, they are not n
whit behind the native citizens IN expressing
their indi gnation at this high handed out
rage against the laws.
Thus may it ever be; for it should be borne
in mind that he who sympathizes with crime
is, to great extent, the supporter Of crime;
and though he extend not his hand nor con,
tribute Il penny. yet his known or supposed
sympathy is relied upon by the perpetrators
as a shield against mertel punishment.
Respectfully, DANIEL &. ROBERTS.
-fuutar NtWS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-19
CONN IL 3 c Il AL.
Monetary.

,os,,ry affairs, there is very little trans
,bv of note. We hear Of no sales OF
lnIs .nr importance, and have no change TO
''0'A' .n.,.tisns. There was small sale OF
nO'e =" Alexandria Railroad Stock, on We'd
Wa"e :, auction. ut SEA- few shares pre-
Hs'1'' r,b, s39. The bonds Of the Orange
isI's1 ~, and Manassas Gap Railroads are
'ai 80 .,m,, quotations. Corporation stock l.
'<'' hid At $50. Money continues tight
la's' : . continued ease quoted in tho Baltimore
t'''s market and capital seems to DO sccanuiat-
I0''' r,.,. !. no difficulty in placing hrst class
rs sac = cent, and We hear Of some short
Paf"' ,oxsr rates, on stock collstersls. The
n"' d;.couu,ing literally, which still has
'' ,.,,v 70 max. paper scarce gu the street.
y,u York papers quote money there very
,, The demand is quite active, though no
90. rates has taken place. AT New York.
from customs on the 10th, were $ll2,-
:, amount in the Subtreasury $o,9o2,ooi.
20 9Th mail steamer America. which sailed
.3.v for Liverpool, took out $loo,ooo
D ~. There j. IN improved demand for State
= =. and Tennessee's sold at 900, Virginias at
- and Mlssouris Ut SAL. Government Ives were
"a. :, 1891
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-19
Alexandria Cattle Market, Nov. Is.

Reported by J. Richard Smoot, Lire Stock Agent
BEEF CArrLx-The offerings of Beef Cattle
this week reached about 100 head, which were
taken by city butchers, at prices ranging from
$275@s3.623 r 100 Ms. gross equal 10 s5.5oM
81 % nett and averaging $3.31!. There is a good
demand. The quality Of the cattle offered is gen
orally fair.
SHEEP.-Supply light-only about 100 Sheep
and Lambs offered, which were sold at S2.5O0 So
for Mutton and SEA $3.50 for Lambs.
HoGs.-Offerings about 200 head-demand light,
and prices still depressed. There were sales at
$6(G $3.50 p loo ms, according to quality.
Cows AND CALVES scarce and bring from S2OG1
$35 r head. Veal Calves $3,jo@S4 e 100 tbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-19
Baltimore Cattle Market, November II.

Beef Cattle-The offerings at the Scales to-day
amounted to 1900 head OF the number offered
500 head were left unsold, and the remainder
purchased by Baltimore butchers and packers nt
prices ranging from $2.5Uto 81 r. 100 Ms. gross,
averaging 1925. These prices show al advance
Of l2i cents p loo Ms. the rates Of last week.
The advance il accounted for by the fact that a
namber OF packers in market tor the purpose
Of purchasing.
Sheep.-The supply continues fair. and prices
are dropping: sales have been made this week at
S26 1915 = head. as to quali,y-some extra fine
Sheep sold fraction higher.
Hogs-The demand has been equal TO the
supply, and we note slight improvement in pri-
ces; sales are making at sou 1915 r 100 Ms, as
TO quality.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-19

The Washington correspondent OF the bal
timorc Sun savs:-"Thc Senate adopted u
resolution at the last session calling upon
the President fora plan upon which the ex
penditures could be reduced TO fifty millions
"a year. Some progress has been made III
maturing such plan, but it is not probably
that it can be executed without reduction of
the army and navy, and OF the postal taclli-
ties now afforded. A reduction of Il consld-
cradle amount has been already effected in
the military and postal service, rs the reports
and estimates Of the proper department will
show at the commencement OF the session.
If the Postofhce Department is to he rendered
.clf.sustaining, it must be by abolishns the
ilanklng privilege, and cutting oft all sub
scribers for mail steamers, disseminating the
overland mail to California and much other
mail service. The law Of Congress author
i2ing a contract for the more speedy and Ger
tain transmission Of the mail between Port
land and New Orleans, could not probably
be carried into effect at a less additional ex-
pcnse than three hundred and fifty thousand
dollars year. The Postmaster-General
will not it seems, make the contract, until
Congress shall provide means for meeting
the expense.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-19
MARRIED.

October 10Th, At the residence Of The bride
father. hy Elder Lloyd kidwei!, GEORGE y.
CANNON. Of Prince William county, and MAR!
T.. klDwELL. of Fairfax county, Va.
On the 5th instant. At st. Peters Church, rh:i-
alelphia, ny the Right Rev. Wm. ii. Oieuheiner,
h. d !. DOUGLASS BROWN. formerly of AleA-
andria, 10 ANNA SOPHIA, daughter Of the late
VIM West. jr.. .. Philadelphia
On Tuesday morning the 18th instant. in
Warrcntnm, 10y the Rev. b. Griluslev. Mr.. }. A.
GRlMSLEY, of Rnppahannock. 10 Miss MARY
HOWARD, OF Wafrenton.
On Tuesday morning week. at 5 O'Clock at the
residence Of the brides father, III Woodstock, by
the Rev / b. Coallins, JOSEPH I. LOGAN,
esd and Miss VI. ADDiE HAMILTON. only
daug her Of Maj. John Haas, Of Wcodstock.
In Washington, on Thursday afternoon, ny tie
Rev. John c. Smith, Mr.. JACOB BOWERS. Ia
Miss MARTHA 4. CARR. both of Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-19
n;.snona Stock Market, November 10.

y,,,si, SIZES IS and interest ,,..
R,sa"na ci;y Bond . L., s ss. 90 '"a 'H''
-, 49,. Bank stock, los
saIF t. Enns stock, hast sales sos.
~ s'.x X r. commonwealth stock SIDES 100
SS",,i fredericksburg and Potomac RAILROAD s'ocS'
,..f >,l~- s. ,.;,,, s,,cE s7lL
nHS'n' All D,nvilr Railroad guaranteed bonds, sales
s. an w T.nur.Se Railroad Bonds, lst mortgage,
~. sS2t aud int Do 2nd mortgage last sales s'o
"a ,s~ ~ trl NOR gage last sales SIsl aud int
' 5sns mi Alexandra Railroad s Bond. s ss and INF,
Wa'.. $3.50, a. Railroad bonds, IS and interest
SIrtok Cit. IS ani mt
II, Wing says Virginia skies have been
r;nr mi, week at 95 fat, equal to about sz5,
s,,h s,sre., added. We note sales OF X. +. T.
, p stock a, IS, also an advance. h. 4. 7.
y p stock was sold this week ut Is, including
dividend"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-19
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
Later from Charlestown.

HARrER's FERRY, Nov. lS.-The mesSen-
ser sent 10 Charlestown. last night, was de-
tanned outside the town over two hours and
half by a guard, before he would admit
him. He was also detained on his depar-
ture, and returned here at four o'clock.
A very large fire occurred about four miles
from Charlestown, and the military were or
dered out, expecting an attack, but none was
made.
The particulars OF the fire could not be
ascertained
RIcuMoNp, NOV. 18th. Six Companies are
under arms here ready to march ut mo-
ments notice, but none have yet left
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-19

The Cincinnati Gazette. under date of Tues
day, P. NJ. says The packing season has com
menced fairly from sixteen to twenty thousand
hogs having been cut within the last week, and
the receipts now increasing steadily, with IA
vorable weather. The receipts to-day were o,5oo
head Prices opened at S5.6jCt 1910. and under
pressure for hogs to fill contracts rates were car
ried up yesterday TO So. To-day, however, with
two or three exceptions, there were no buyers at
over 1915, and not many at that, while the offer
ngs for the last of this week and the whole OF next
at that agure, were pretty tree. The market may
be called dull at 1919 r 100 lbs. net for good
average qualities Packers are cautious. They
see nothing to justify investments at current
figures.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-19
Alexandria FINAL Markat

= wy 'alr supply of Pine, Oak, and Mixed
!, 'aa The receipts by River and Railroad are
:, ''s 'he demand is active. Prices are un-
q w YAK and Hickory mixed, sell at $3.50
= 80 aid Pine at s?.so@ s2.75; Hickory -.
.,.. 10 decline TO note in Coal, and We con-
-. t'o'e An,hraci,e-white ash, $5.f5 from
&C.,, e and s. from the yard; red ash 50 from
.aa 1919 from the yard. Cumberland
e. run Of mine. sI.5O; tine 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-19
AIEXA NDRA GAZETTE ADVERTISER

Philip Prebhles, (if that is his proper
nance or Puffes. or Pret'cs, according Il
a letter Of his which has been found in Kan.
saSJ was in Alexandria on or near the LIST
Of October. 1856, scouting about on aboli-
ton matters. He says, in this letter to his
friend. Il had heard nothing from you di-
reef V for a long time until your letter of the
18th ult. luckily reached me nj Alexandria,
three days since was just leaving that
place for Martinsburg, Va, via Baltimore
and iIarper's Ferry. | took this route on
account OF business, which will hereafter
explain. The Manassas Gap railroad you
know * much the shortest | saw our mu-
tual friend, Harry Frost, at Washington.
He gives an account of a society of Merry
Brothers." with branches in every State in
the Union. All this was in 1856. Ii took
long time 10 muture their plans, especially rs
in this letter, he speaks very confidently of
the periectncss Of their organization, and OF
what they could and would do.
\ bag stack, in the Northwest suburbs OF
this place, was fired and burned down, on
Wednesday night
There have been heavy fogs on the river
for the last two or three DAYS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-19
Coal Trade,

n, ..,. . .ses ending Saturday, 7,24R tons of
rhui. an .pped over the Cumberland and Penn
sar,. cvad, aud a.IS7 over the road cf the
'asl "a, v ,hs Coal and Iron Company-mskiug
y. ru.I ~ week from the entire region Of 1888
Arss a., a, slpnent for the ysar from the entire
ayort dn,;. tons Eighty five boats cleared
wing s.ss Tue week ending the 18th instant,
'ts S.s,. 80 ., tons Of coal. During the season
-, ii 49,, ''esred this port, carrying ass, 24s
-e".bsciaad i,;t.a..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-19
DIED.

In Alexandria, Nov. L., La y. NJ. ANNA
MARIA, wife of ". W. Woodhnase, in the oath
year Of her age. icy The friends and acquain
tances of the family are requested 10 attend the
funeral, which will take place this afternoon Ut =
o'clock, from her late residence, No. 40 Washing
ton street.
On Wednesday, November Is. in Washington,
at the residence OF his brother, after short hu,
painful illness, EDGAR HUGH ELY. in the 10th
year CT his age.
On the 1th instant at palo Alto. in the county
of Fauqucr. Dr. wM. l.. T. GOODWIN, III the
Goth year 81 his age. The subject OF this short
tribute of regard and affection. was well known III
the upper and lower country OF Virginia. among
an extensive circle OF devoted and attached friends
for his inodcsty ot lie. ms urhanIty of manners,
his refined ami gcn;lemanly bearing, and his
pectcd position III the profession which he adorned
As friend hi. attachments were strong and SIN
ccrc-as "a neighbor he was Kind and coureous--as
a citizen. he honorcd, aud without repr roach
and as husband he was pattern Of kindness
and devotion. For many years, he had been II
digcut reader of the word of God, and a man ci
prayer: but from fear that he might bring !cproacE
to the cause Of the kvdeemer by failing 50 live as
fully up 10 the standard OF holiness, which he felt
10 lie both the duty and privilege Of the Christian,
II. did not. until Ia tcy iIaE. an open profession
of hi. faith in Christ. a. his only hope Of salvation
He then Jaw that he ought to have taken this sicl
before not only for the peace OF hi> own mind, hut
for usefulness to Others He united hiinsel! 10 the
Protestant Episcopal Church i lev months ago
lie died al peace with God. and in hope OF the re-
surrec,ion of the just and Of an inheritance among
all them that are saEctihcd. >. I.
At La Grange. in Cuipeper county, the residence
Of the late Major Armistead Brown, ANDRE" )
BROWN, i'll the 2lst year of his age. Thus with
in little more than year from the time al
which he had come into the possession OF his iath
crs earthly mansion, this excellent and amiahit
young man has been called to his side in his last
resting place. lie was young man Of much pro-
mise.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-19
European Steamers.

HALIFAX. Nov lS--o a. m.-There are no
signs Of the Canada, now in her thirteenth
day from Liverpool.
The America, frcm Boston, bound TO Liy-
erpool, arrived here 1T two u. m, but has not
sailed again, being detained by the British
Admiral
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-19
The Wanderer Trials.

CHARLESTON. Nov. lS.-Six witnesses were
examined yesterday by the prosecuting attor-
ney in the case OF the United States agt. the
captain and seamen of the yacht Wanderer,
charged with piracy and importing slaves.
Nothing new was elected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-19
BY YESTERDAY EVENINGS MAILS.

At Lvnchburg on the lIth. about O'Clock.
the lumber house OF Mr. Vim. \. Miller was
entered, and Herring safe blown open.
from which $lj2,rj in cash. and abcut 81. 900
in negotiable notes. checks. &c., was taken.
Inc act must have been committed By an eX-
pert and practiced burglar, ns the job was
done in the most effective manner.
The Annual Session of the Virginia Meth
odist Episcopal Conference, assembled in
Lynchburg, on the 10th: the venerable Bish-
op Early presiding. This body is composed
of one hundred and fifty members, ninety
five OF whom We're present.
Charles +. Collier has been elected To the
House OF Delegates from Petersburg, to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation OF
Alexander Donnan.
\ meeting of the friends Of the Manassas
Gap Railroad, and other improvements OF
the State, will be held ut llarrisonburg, ON
Monday next.
Several persons have been arrested in
Shenandoah county, for using improper Ian
guage to slaves. and urging free negroes to
give aid 10 abolitiOnists.
The fly has injured the wheat in Rocking
ham materially.
A man named Hughes, gambler, has
been arrested at llarrisonburs, charged with
an outrage upon the person ola little girl
named Martin.
Mr.. Jacob Miller, at Brooks Gap. was ac-
cldentally killed whilst out hunting Il few
days ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-19
Richmond Market, November Is.

FLorR-The market presents hut little activity.
We quote Super. s5.62Ms5 - and So: Extra 81
MS675; Family s. .50td $3.50 and 80
WnEAr.-Market animated Prime white com
mands on time $l.4j. cash $liO; red Wheat, pnr-
ticularly low grades, have declined somewhat.
We quote 81 @lsl2O, as in quality-thc latter for
the best samples. Receipts heavy.
Corn SO@S5c.. at which figures the market
continues dull Some lots Of new have been offer
ed but no sales reported.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-19
AUCTION SALES.

COLLECTORS SALE.-Wil! be exposed 10
" public sale. TO the highest bidder, Thus
day. EsLcD"ty l6h 1850 a, the Town House, the
following LOTS, hereinafter mentioned, situated.
lying, and being in Georgetown. ID. e., or so much
thereof as may be necessary 10 satisfy the Corpo-
ration Of Grorgetown, ID. C., Tor Taxes due on
them respectively Tor the year 1852, with costs
and charges-the rate Of Tax being 81 cents
the hundred dollars. Sale to commence ut 81 a..
,I,rE u " Terms Cash
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-19

Patents have this week been issued to the
following inventors: Geo. +. ChenOweth, Of
Baltimore, MI, for improvement IN har-
ye,ters. w. III. Arnold, Of Washington. ID.
c., improvement III hrecch-loains firearms.
W. c. Bamhergar, Washington, d. C., i'm
proved guagc tor iron axies. Thomas II.
Dodge, Washington, u. c., Improvement III
moving machines. Thomas ". Gimer, Of
Charlottesville, Va, administrator Of John
B. Gimpr, deceased, late Of same place, for
Improvement in type se,tersan4 distribution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-19
NIw YORK, Nov. lS.-Flour is hcav

NEw York, Nov. lS.-Flour Is heavy; State
$780, Ohio $3.50 $3.50. Wheat is heavy; Sou
thern white l5Oc.; choice red 1899 Corn is dull
and nominally unchanged: white loOc. Pork
closed firm and quiet; mess SIS; prime $1,000.
Lard is dull ut lOsc. Whiskey is dull at 27ic.
Stocks are dull and variable. Va. 6'S 94,. Mo.
q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-19

THEArRE.--A complimentary benefit will
be given Mr.. c. Barton Hill. the tavorite and
truly accomplished actor, on the occasion OF
his last appearance at the theatre tonight,
when he will appear as Matthew Elmore in
the beautiful play of Loves Sacrifice"
which is TO be repeated. In consequence OF
TIE excitement accustomed by the news from
Charlcstown On Thursday night, when this
play was performed, there was but slim
attendance, and for this reason it will be re-
peatcd In but few instances since the the
atre opened. have we witnessed acting SUI
perior to that of Mrs Giadstane, Mr.. {.
Barton Hill, Miss Proctor, Mr.. bingham,
Mrs. Archbul, and Mr.. Charles Hill, on
that night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-19
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. ls.-Flour closed firm. How
ard street ana Ohio S5.37. Wheat closed firm,
Offering. of 900 BUSH white lSGM l1uc. Corn
closed tirm--,he offerings are trifiug-white and
yellow S6@ SSc. Provisions closed quiet and I'M
changed; bacon sides lO4c.; mess pork Sl5.2';
prime Sill. Whiskcy closed steady ut Zoe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-19

To whom assessed. and deS-
cription Of Lots.
Alexandria Canal Company,
Ferry Wharf lot not mum
bered, =. b. I. 4 Deacon's
addition, ~ feet front, the
south side OF Water street
Bloxham, James, front foot
Tax on lot $50, Il. and III.
addition, 100 feet west side
&C Lsyptt,. sfrapt