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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-17
DIED.

At hi- residence near Gaines Cross Roads. Rap
pahlunock county. Virginia, on Saturday, the I'D
instant. Mr. CHARLES TURLEY. aged eighty
seven years The deceased was probably the old
e, citizen i'll the county. For some years before
his death he was partially afflicted with paralysis
sud scarcely ever left his room. At al carly day
he attached himself to the Baptist Church, and
through long serie, of years, to the hour OF his
DEATH ever nculcated, by precept and example
the true Christian virtues Of temperance, industry
and charity to all mankind. May wo initiate his
example
At the residence of her husband, in Fairfax
county. on Sunday night, the llth instant, after
Hines, Of nearly two weeks, of typhoid fever,
Mas. AMELIA consort of George W. Roberts, in
the JSth year Of her age The deceased was a ma
tive Of New York. She died n she had lived. a
true and consistent christian, and her remains
followed 10 their last resting place by long
line oi mouruin; relatives and friends.
In fairfax county. on Friday. the 9th instant.
Al the rcsni,uce Of his father u-law, Mr.. Thomas
J. Peacock, after six weeks illness, of typhoid
fever, JACOB ISRAEL lDEN, late Of Fsuquicr
t'un;y. aged ~ years.
At Tampa BAY. Florida. on the LIST day Of Au-
gust last. GEORGE ". THRIFT, in the 45th
year Of hi. age. The deceased WAS native Of
Fairfax county, Virginia, but for many years
'e'ideni 81 Mississippi, and moro recently OF DO
bile, Alabama. We copy tho following from 4
Mobile paper:-'.Wo regret to hear of the death Of
iSv more OF our vel! known and most valuable
''ti'ens Major George W. Thrift and Mr.. Nel-
s"n Parker. Major Thrift, formerly connected
with the forwarding and commission house OF
ihrii'. "as Co., came to this city many years
As"-sc believe from Nirgimia-and by the kind
hess q; his heart aud his courteous manners won
'or hnn,clf friends among all his associates. BY
constant application TO business, and his frugality,
ne managed 10 lay aside a comfortable property
'or rainy day. Owing TO failing health. he was
compelled, some twelve eighteen months ago.
20 retire from business. and seek elsewhere that
Federation Of bodily vigor, without which, life
Mseii with all its pleasure, affords no enjoyment.
ms medical advisers recommended trip to the
Florida coast, and whilst Oh visit to Tampa Bay,
ne oreathei his last Mr.. Parker, we loarn. fell
under the effects of paralytie stroke, by which
ne was Frustrated some two weeks ago. His death
W learn was not altogether unexpected to his
d'tnds no more than was that of Major Thrift
'f Parker was also Nirginian by birth, but has
~aie Mobile his home over since attaining his
majority and has occupied positions of trust in
''hS ~ eur leading commerciai houses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-17
MARRIED.

In Washington, on the 18th inst, by the Rev.
II \ Sipe.. Mr.. HENRY c. GRIFFITH. Of
ile,,nirin. Va. To Miss JULIA X. ROBINSON,
ii Washington, ID. c.
A. Northumberland, Pennsylvania, on the morn
ius of the 18Th instant, 10y the Rev. Mr.. Hosmer,
i: III. Unitarian Church. Buffalo, New York,
HARRY TorLMlN, Of Mobile. Alabama. to
FANNY BlDDLE, daughter of Joseph K. Priest
lcy, ED, of Northumberland, and grand daughter
Of. the late Dr. Pries,ley Of England.
By the Rev. J. Earnest, on the Sth instant, in
81. Thomas Church. at Orange Court House, ED
WIN u. BRADLEY, esd. OF Baltimore, to Mics
LuCY W.. daughter of the late Hay Talisferro, OF
Orange, Va.
Andrew Fisher. Mr. SIDNEY LANE, and Mrs.
JANE ANN MCCARTHY, all Of Richmond Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-17
Baltimore Cattle Market, September Is.

Beef Cattle.-The offerings At the Scales to-day
amounted to 300 head. Of the number offered,
100 head were driven to Philadclpbia. so to the
country, $50 left over unsold, and the remainder
purchased by Baltimore butchers III prices ranging
from S27j TO s4.l2! r loo lbs. gross, and avera-
yins $3.50. A few extra heavy Cattle sold at
prices u fraction higher but the market closed
dull at u decline Of l2t cents r. 100 lhS. gross
on the rates OF last week.
Shccp.-The supply has been fair this week, and
sales nj Sa2jGL S3.jo ? head. a 10 quality.
llr.s.--Thc supply is equal I" the demand. and
prices are without change; sales ri S7teSS1 T.
100 MS, aS I" quality.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-17
Nav York Politics.
,o.,r. from the accounts we have re-

,or. from the accounts we nave recei'-
n,mocratic Convention. that = row
Ell ~ .;or took place, and that 1t was found
snis rlo' .Jiourn the Convention, leaving
Ds'e,," lar marty. for the time, in possession
i3s VII baIl But strange TO say, the stronger
iinS .,"n returned, and carried out oil their
laTy s ,;ns. reaceably, including the resolu-
l'.''s'%'orrd delegates to Charleston. Now,
Ton F" y exceedingly suspicious, very like u
ms l,s. =, and good farce. For our own
slam ~ ,yc no, much doubt that the riot
Ear' W nn 20 order by the Regency, IN order
va ,S,ov odium upon their opponents, oy
" I ''", !, appear that it originated with
'a'A'"s Thi. is Just like game they would
i1'In' ,shn, they have actually done IN the
pay c',yornor Wise's letter causing 1t to
.,.'' , y themselves, while they endea-
" v1. ,br,w the blame OH others.
'''r' him, il clear, and that Is, that the de-
"h' ,", - ri. State will be split in two by
vii n.G,y of the Regency, just as they were
W ,.ii There is double organization.
u i ia s,bt il adjourned to the Charleston
but ~, The Mozart Hall men who ad-
.on,, ,I - the Voorhees, House, wisely NOM
l'u." , ma same ticket which it was known
inaT r,sncy intend to nominated. They
inc ;ossd State Central Committee, and
spI I. s;ven the people the opportunity
nave hy districts for delegates to the
q 2, lat lection Convention. This will render
v ,';. or,apization popular, and perhaps de
NV" the National Convention as to their
r h';.a hr,ween the TWO sets Of delegates
S',', I;.n,,.h states that there is panic among
"1' r.,rn,v on account of this separate
y. .r;,9ti,n, and well there may be-
g N.Y.. "1y,.,on, Notwithstanding that the two
i, " tickets NAV coincide, is calculated to
sa, the democracy and give strength
' n. republicans in the ensuing State
y y' -, 10 say nothing Of the chances
' e ,hs Regency delegates being rejected at
~ Th a or of another split and fight tax
." .nI,cs there. which will break up the
, %s in most admired disorder"
Csrtain il is that the dissatisfaction among
.,a democracy of this State at forestalling
Them in the appointment of delegates to Char
i nv" viii he such that it will demoralize
i. Marty and cause thousands to remain away
Fam me polls in the fall elections.
Thus wllthc provcrb be realized in politics,
o.w.ll a. in other things, that honesty Is the
L.., n,licy," and heavy retribution will be
,,i,4I mon the heads Of the Albany clique.
Tbsv have sown the wind and they will yet
,s.n the whirlwind. Ne~ York Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-17
Richmond Stock Market, September 16.

Virginia Skies, 81 AMI interest.
Richmond City Bonds. last >al"> so and interest
Virginia Bunk S.k, SALES 81.
Farmers Bank stock. lni
Eschanc. Bank stock, l.>: sales Slua.
Bank of the Commonwealth stock. sales l"ci..
Richmond fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Stock
last sal,- SIl.
Virginia Central Railroad S"ck, $50
Richmond ami Danvilc Railroad guaranteed bonds sales
$o6 and int
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Bonds, lat mortgage
last sales 1921 AMI int ID" 2nd MORTGAGE hast sales D"
and int Do, 3rd mortgage last sales Sis AMI mt
Orange and Alexandra Railroad Bonds So
Orange and Al-xsn,iris Z, cent Bonds $40 and int
Manassas Gap Railroad bonds, G3 and interest
Norfolk City SO and int
The Wing suys:-"Ihe stock market mas been
yory dull this week. We note sales OF State bonds
At Oh and int; o. 4 A. X. K. do IS at 80 and int
Exchange and Farmers Bank stock at 100: Bank
of the Commonwealth ut 1905: Bank of Virginia
at 72l, aud X. I. 4 z. K. X. stock AT 1l-ad' anre
of 81"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-17

Gsuy STACKS IL MISUNDERSTANDING
u.,biu., have work to DO in the Rock River
rs,;on of Illinois and Wisconsin. Between
geIoit and GAINESVILLE, twelve miles, few
Jays AGO, there were seven hundred and thir-
Is eight stacks of grain within sight Of the
nrairie road and n considerable portion OF
m. Grain along the route had been threshed
when tie count was taken. Fourteen hun
,Ir,J and ninety -four stacks can be seen
from the top Of Brockway College, at Ripon,
WISCONSIN, with telescope. The Star
states that there are three thousand stacks
in 4 square of ten miles, with Ripon for the
centre. Farmers estimate stack at from
one to three hundred bushels, making full
one million bushels of grain in the ten miles
square
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-17

FISAxcIaL CoSpITIoN or THE UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT The United States Treasury stands
a good chance Of again having on hand large
surplus. 4 Washington dispatch to the New York
lncS says:
..Accorlng to official data, the impor;ationS for
the present fiscal year will greatly exceed those of
the year 1897 an, will reach in amount at least
$500 uaO 900. which. nj the average duty of d per
cent will yield revenue of S62, 100000. or 81, 100
ouu more than was estimated for by Secretary Cobb
in his last annual report 10 Congress IL is an in
tercstng fact that while the government receipts
thus exceed the Secretary's estimates, the public
expenditures are falling considerably below his
figures The result Of this double operation will
he the receipt of n sufficient revenue not only to
meet the current wants of the government without
any further loan or reissue of Treasury notes hut
the speedy accumulation of surplus to he again
applied to the redemption Of the public debt
Never before, since the the foundation of our gov
eminent, have the rccupcra,ive powers of the !cdc
raj cxchcuu"r been furcity exhibited.
The dispatch adds that the receipts for lS'?-Gh
are estimated S17,072, 49, and tie expenditures
ut $50 32l 4lI, thus leaving u surplus of l3,7jl-
o5g After deducting from thi- surplus the six
millions required to be retained in the Treasury for
Mint PURPOSES there still remains balance OF ST.
Isl ,o5g 10 be applied to the redemption of out
landing Treasury notes, a sum much larger than
the whole amount Of notes re issuabe on the 3oth
of June last and il is fact well asrertained, that
no notes redeemed subsequent to that date will be
re issued nj the Treasury
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-17
Alexandria Cattle Market, Sept. 16.

Reported By j. Richard S~oot, Lire Stock Agr"'.J
BEEF CAT1LE-There were 81 head of Cattle
offered. ~ Of which were taken by city butchers,
at prices ranging from So TO 81 gross, averaging
e. IN the remaining 25 were sent ON to the Dis
trict markets.
HoGS.--Fat Hogs from $50 to SIS nett. Stock
Hogs So r 100 lbs gross. Owing TO the great
number offered, the market ruled dull.
SHsEr-Shccp and Lambs ranged from $50
to 81 r. head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-17
Coal Trade.

For the week ending Saturday September 10th,
$500 IL tons of coal were shipped over the Cum
berland and Pennsylvania Railroad, and 1900. 10
over the road of the Georges Greek Coal and Iron
Company. Making . total for the week from the
entire region of 1O,93l.ll tons. Total shipments
for the wear from the entire region. bO,3l4.OS
tons. - boats cleared this port during the week
ending Wednesday, the l4th instant, CARRYING
9,Os5.Ij tons of coal. During the season 2n2i
boats cleared this port, carrying 2l".'a.aS toms Of
Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-17
P;cbmond market, sertember 16.

The Flour market continues inactive. with Il
considerable supply on hand, and only u limited
demand for export or for the city trade. Prices
are still in favor Of buyers. The sales range al
s5.5UGLsj.75 and 81 for Supcrimc; S6.jOGls1 for
Extra; S7.jOMsS.jU for falnily-ai Of choice
and favoritc brands.
The receipts of Wheat are fair, although the
market is not So stocked, and good samples are
more readily disposed of than heretofore. We
again express opinion that we can set no re:.-
son for holding at present prices; and quote prime
rcd and white at $l.aOmsl.4o: inferior grades as
in uuaiity-Rich. E.cdmiHcr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-17
EDGE HILL SCHOOL.
Quincy. Post 0Giec, Car"'iaf County, w.
Preparatory to tho University of Virginia.


Preparatory to tho University Of Virginia.
(CharycS Redaced.
yINIIE fifth session of this School, will commence
Ocfobsr 1T. and end J"iy 3l1fiollowing. The
course is that OF the University Of Virginia, com
priSnG- :,
l. English Observation-Disclosures. Ei"cuii0n
COMPOSITION. topography. Writing. Arithmetic &C.
y. Latin and creek and their History and Liter
aurc.
,. French and Italian and their Literature.
(. A most comprehensive course of mathematics,
quit. as full rs that Of any College or University
in the United States.
S. Civil and Mechanical Engineering and the
Theory and Construction of the Steam Engine.
6. Drawing-Ornamental and Northumberland
Writing.
The advantages possessed hy this school in To-
cation, rs regards the health and morality OF the
ncichburhood; in appointment, a. III The excellent
apparatus and capital buildings gymnasium, bath
house, Sr in the experience and success oi me
PRINCIPAL who has now been thirteen year,
teacher and the high testimonials N h's Assistant
who wa. prevented hy III health alone from taking
his degree Al the H., public day and viii certainly
get il in October these. we'll rs the scrupulous-
" moral and Christian tome ot tue school all com
binc to recommend il to the attention OF parents
and guardians rs having few equals ANA n" s"Fe-
i,rs.
Charces--$l2J per tcrlu, for everything except
lights.
A detailed catalogue may he had by addressing
Mr.. SCHROEDER, at Guineys, Car"sne county, VIZ
ginia. He refers to
The Faculty of the University Of Virginia; Pro-
fessors Bartlett Mahan. and Church, OF West Point;
Professor Chauyenct, of Annapolis; Hon. X.
Tucker, Richmond: Hon. ID. c. DeJarnctte, ana i.
H. Coleman, and L. y. WEIGH, ut Caroline; Hon.
W Newton. Wcstmurcl2ul, X. IL. Adams, esd. Al
ALBANIA; Right Rev Bishop Meaic RcyS. j. +. Hon.
!. u. Coleman. b. VI. Wharton, W. ID. Thomas, W.
Friend. {. &. Biting. j. \. Er"addus. }. NJ 7. AZ
kin.on. II. VI. Nelson, ?. y. Meade. csqs., Dr. I.
C. Randolph. Clarke J. {. Son'hT!l. Albemare'
Professor Nrmahc. C"lI.uhra- :. c. Hon. +. W.
Coleman Senate Of Virginia.
c. NJ GlBBENS,
Caroline county, Nirginia. jy s3-eo'octi
I'M HOUSE ANp LaT For SALE.-i OF.
ia fer for sale my BRICK HOUSE and LOT
on the west side of -. Asaph street; one u"'l
north Of Wolfe, fronting on st. Asaph y feet, ana
running back 10 n public alley, which divides that
norton Of the square. The house IL well built,
sets back in the ward is furnished with gas Gna
water, AMI is very pleasantly situaira .oF u fe's
sem s-coaw JOHN 6. PEACH
80 FOR HENr-The two story brick DMh
hi, LING HOUSE, on the north side oil hihs
street, and next to the Empire House. 1t has ga.
and water in it. Possession given On the Isl Oh
October. c. c. SM00T.
sep l2-eolw
~ FOR RENT.-Ts2 STORE, No. 81, on
800. JOHN WEST,
a,.r lO-2awtf No. 4, North Fairfax .treet
ppIvATE SCHOOL
rT1uE subscriber having employed teacher 10
his fatally, will take few boys from IL to
10 years Of age, to be instructed with his ."ns.-
Terms and particulars made known on Application
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-17
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept. l6.-Flour closed dull; How
ard street sold for $500 sales OF other brands.
Wheat has declining tendency, and was offered
at decline of ease. Corn is dull and unchans-
ed white sl@ S3c.; yellow sS@s4c. Provisions
steady. Whiskoy dull, nj 2sc. for Ohio.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-17

IT, IL AND'S LINE"-FOR
81 IL lLADELPHIA. NEW YORK
AND BOSTON ON, pxcrIIR IIxS.-Tbe
steamer JAMES JEROME" Jerome, master, win
.sA.e on her regular day. Tuesday, 10th instant,
"ooclock, J. NJ. Apply to
STEPHEN SHINN, No. 81 South Union st.
l--yt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-17
80. Ess
CANAL COMMERCE

ARRIVED. September Ii.
Boats John Snyder and James X. Polk, to 1. j..
Mchafey.
Boat Joseph knoie. to Borden Mining Co.
Boat James Buchanan, TO Fowle j ca,
EiJ- DR.. NJ. NJ, LEWIS has removed to the
house, on the Southeast corner of Washington
and Cameron streets, nearly opposite his former
residence. sep l6-3t
ny THOMAS NJ. LAKE, is candidate for the
Office Of Commissioner of Revenue for the North
east District in the County of Fauquer to be voted
for ut the election TO be held on the fourth Thurs
day in May, $780, and soiicits the support Of the
voters. Louioun county. SEP l5--eots
IRoUNE PLASTER. constantly for sale by
(T anglo WIN II. FUWLE 4 SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-17
Fauquier county, sep l7-1awts
By L. NJ. McCORMICk-AuCr
SALE THIS DAY.


I WILL OFFER ut public sale in front of the
/ Mayors Office S"t"rd1y, The l1h instant
al ~ ociDcE. w., or Immediately after the sale by
T. I. Hill, Trustee, valuable BUILDING LOT,
Oh King street, adjoining the residence OF DIR. H.
Cook, beginning on the south side OF King street
81 feet east Of Alfred street, and running east
with King street % feet: thence south parallel to
Alfred street loo feet; thence west parellel 10
King street 2j feet; thence by straight line to
the beginning
TERMS or SALE:--0ne fourth Of tho purchase
money in 80 days-thc balance in three equal pay
menls at 8, II, and Is months. the purchaser Civ
ing bond, with good personal security, the title to
be retained until the whole of the purchase money
is paid. sep Scots g. W. BRIGGS.
BY T. NJ. MCCORMICK
4 UCTION OF CARRIA ES.-Thc under
~ signed. Trustees of Bowen, Berlin Pcakc,
will sell at auction. IN HiRSDA y. hc 22d IN
stoui at the Warehouse on the southeast corner
of King and Henry streets Alexandria, the entire
lot Of
COACHES, PHAET0SS.
ROCKAWAYS, BrGGIES,
SLEIGllS, &c, &C..
Conveyed to them in trust by said firm A sale
will he made without reserve.
TERMS A credit of nine months, the purcha-
scr giving bond with satisfactory security.
L. Il. MANT0R, ,r-..,
sep l3-eots d. FUNSTEN, 'u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-17

NEW YORK. Sept. l6.-Flour has declined 'ct
IOc.: States s4.45; Ohio s4.SO@S5.l5 10; South
ern $jG$ jl5. Wheat is heavy; Southern red
IiOc Corn has an advancing tendency, aud Is
scarce mixed S3lc. Pork is quiet-iness Sl1tt
s1jl.!: prime Slu50. Lard is steady at lOicr
llsc Whiskcy dull At 2GG, 2dic. stocks are dull
and lower Va s. 9ii.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-17

Sr.,a StLE.--In Richmond. on Wednesday.
Mcssrs Dunlop. Mumcuro 4 Co.. sold 2ni hhdS.
Sugar nj prices ranging from $50 10 So 20. aver
aging S7.S7-quality fair to pri,nc-and about 10
bblS. \. o. M"Ias>cS. ranging from i9i to 4lY.--
pjrL uoy3 Win
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-17
AUCTION SALES.
BY 7. NJ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

BY T. NJ. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
VALUABLE VACANT LOTS IN ALENAN-
Y DRIA AT AUCTION.-By virtue of a deed
of trust, from Vim. Baker and wife, TO the under
signed. rs Trustee, | will SELL in front of the
Mayors Office, at II o'clock, w., on the 18th day
IF September merit, TO the highest bidder, TWO
LOTS, in said city, situated ON Alfred street, W
feet north ot Oronoko, with ~ feet front, each, ON
Alfred street, and lbs feet ; inches deep--beng
the same Lots sold and conveyed to said Baker BY
NJ I. Lippet. II is believed that those interested
in the deed may find it to their advantage 10 pur-
chase.
Terms One third cash the balance in and
II months, with interest from date, secured by good
cndursers, and title withheld further security.
THOS. T. HILL,
sep l-eots Trustee for Vim. Baker.
70. The above sale is postponed TO 7ue.day.
November lst at same hour and place.
Th0S. I. HILL,
sep I1-eots Trustee for Vim. Baker.
DUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM
IN FAUQUIER C0UNTY.-Pursuant to
the provisions OF the viii of Thomas L. Maddux,
deed, the undersigned will offer at public sale, to
the highest bidder on Saturday The 22d day Of
Octobrr, 1859, in from OF Maddux's House. in sn-
lem. that highly productive and very valuable
farm called w EASTWOOD" of which the said ties
tator died seized aud possessed
This farm i distant about four miles from the
Salem Depot of the Manassas cap Railroad. I"
which place there is good Turnpike road. run
ming by said farm IL adjoinS the lands OF John
Shumatc, James 7. Bayly and others, in ono Of
the most fertile and productive portions of Fau-
quier county. and is generally regarded as one
Of the most desirable farms in said county
.& The improvements consist of comfortable
E& DWELLING HOUSE and sll necessary out
houses, all in good repair
Itcontains TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY
SIX ACRES, with suiiciency Of timber land
for the purposes Of the farm, and is well watered
To any person DESTROYS Of purchasing farm ofthe
size Of this, ii presents advantages rarely met with
THE TEENS Or SAFE WILL TE-Onc fourth Of
the purchase money 10 be paid on the day Of sale.
and the balance i'll equal inStaments. AT one, two
and three years, with interest from day of sale, the
inercS; to be paid annually, and deferred install
ments to be secured by the bonds of the purchaser
with good personal security, and the title to the
land to he retained until the whole Of the purchase
money be paid. Those DESTROYS of viewing this
farm before the day of SALE are referred to Mr..
John l.. Combs, who lives upon it, and will be
happy to show it. ZEPH. TURNER, JR,
Admir- de bonis non, with the will annexed,
Of Thos. l.. Maddux decd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-17
PRIVATE SCHOOL

TlHE subscriber having employed teacher 10
his family, will take few boys from ~ 10
10 wears of age, to be instructed with his sons
Terms and particulars made known on application
:. Il. SIIuMATE, Owl Run ?. o.,
s.rs-co5t- Fauuuier county, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-17

<sH4 FOR BALTIMORE steam
: .zaAa1ser DIAMOND STATE will receive cargo
=. : Baltimore. on Saturday, (this day. leaving At
. O'clock. p NJ. WHEAT L BRO,
seP lit Agents.