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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-20
Letter from Fairfax County.

Correspondence Of tie Alexandria Gazette
FAIRFAX CT. HOUSE, Oct. Il, lS59.-Dur-
ing the past week we have been favored with
charming weather, which has enabled our
farmers to improve their time, and progress
RAPIDLY with their Fall work. Yesterday,
however, proved very inclement day, and,
being the monthly Court, prevented many
from paying their regular visit to our town,
thus making the attendance unusually small.
The Court was occupied in hearing end de,
Gliding motions. The appeal and suggestion
docket was called through, but no contested
cases of importance decided. Thirty-one
deeds have been received at the Clerks office
since the last term, and were admitted to
record.
The general health of the county is good,
though there has been considerable sickness.
In our own ncighborhood it is more healthy
than during the past week. The death OF
Mrs. S. l.. IIoag, which occurred on Thurs
day evening last, has drawn towards the
bereaved family the sympathy of our COM
munity. Her remains were accompanied to
the grave on Saturday by large number OF
relatives and friends.
The announcement of JAS. Thrift, esq, as
candidate for the next Sherifalty, gave
great satisfaction yesterday to his numerous
friends. John Powell, esq, is candidate
for the same Office.
Extensive preparations ere being made for
the Tournament which is to take place here
on Tuesday next. The general interest felt
in the matter, with the well-established repu-
tation of those having it in charge, guarantee
success At night there will be display OF
fireworks, which will be something new to
our people, 50 large crowd may be anti
cipated.
Your remarks relative to the reelection of
Judge Tyler. find cordial endorsement
from the citizens generally. His courteous
manner. his impartial action. love Of justice,
combined with his legal learning, have made
for him hosts of friends in Fairfax. Ill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-20
Latter from Middleburg.

Correspondence IF the Alerandria Gazette.
MipDLEBuRG, Va, Oct. l8.-YoUNG MEN,
CHRISTIAN AssocIArIoN.-This Association
met on Saturday night, at y o'clock. in the
The chair. The meeting opened with prayer
by Rev. Mr.. Nourse. Of Leesburg. On mo-
ton of DIR. Broun. the Literary Committee
were instructed to report at the next meet
ing. On motion Of r. ". n. holland. Sec
ton 3rd of article Ind Of the Constitution
was amended, aud now reads-"Llie mem
bers may be constituted BY the payment OF
ten dollars lin money or books,) subject to
the restrictions and qualifications of the lst
and 2nd sections Of this article.
In my former communication l gave you
list Of the President aud Vice Presidents
The following are the other officers, VIZ ;
DR.. j. Z. Broun, Corresponding Secretary;
John II. McGinn, Recording Secretary;
William II. Adams, Treasurer. and John l.
Cline, Librarian.
Standing Committee. holland,
Hamilton Rogers. DR.. Thomas Boyle, DR..
Crooks, L. Scanland. A. NJ. Smith, Howard
Rector, Howard Gibson, X. G. McGinn. K.
W. Christie, r. b. Mccormick, and Hugh
I. Swart.
The Association adjourned to meet on
next Saturday evening, at = o'clock.
PREAcHING.-The Rev. Mr.. Nourse, of
Leesburg, preached on Sunday morning al
III o'clock. in the Cemetery Church, and at
night in the Presbyterian Lecture Room
His discourse in the morning was well han,
died, and bespoke deep historical research
UNION PRAYER MEErING.-The interest in
this meeting is undated. J. r. Tucker
ESQ.,, conducted the meeting on Sunday
evening Rev. Mr.. Kennedy, of the Ameri'
can Tract Society, addressed the meeting
To Mr.. Tucker we are deeply indebted for
his various addresses at these meetings, CON
tanning instructive, entertaining. and practi.
cal lessons upon the subject of Religion, pre-
scented in familiar, but, at the same time,
argumentative and conclusive style.
QUARTERLY MEETING NJ. L. CuURCn.-A
quarterly meeting is now in progress at
Union II commenced on Saturday, and is
expected TO continue during the week.
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Latsr from Buenos Ayrss.

New YoRK, Oct. ls.-Advices have been
received from Buenos Ayres to the 18th OF
August. but are unimportant. The previous
report Of the appearance of the Argentine
squadron of Buenos Ayres. and exchanging
. shot with the Buenos Ayres steamer, is
confirmed.
A Montevideo letter states that forgery
Of six millions worth Of land had been dis
covered there, and that the forger had been
arrested. He proved to be the captain OF I,
Spanish vessel plying between tLst port and
Rio. The discovery Of the fraud had serv'
ed to unsettle business affairs and create
great run upon the banking house Of senor
Mana.
Mr.. Henderson, the British charge at Par
Aguay. had demanded bis passports in conse'
nuence Of the Camstad affair not having been
satisfactorily settled.
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The Episcopal Convention.

RICHMOND, Oct. lS.-in the House OF De
vaties long reports were made from the Com
mit$es< en- Canons and the General Theology
cal Semisary.
The House refused to satsrtain resolu-
ton fixing . day Ter the final adjournment.
A resolution Was adopted appointing 2
committee to inquire into the expectancy OF
eSse4ine a severance betwasn the General
l,o.ysotion and the General SewiDary.
The order Of the day. the resolution reIat
aug . rsligioas federation in the isians y
Cubs. x1 xfksr long and able debate re
committed.
The Hosse Of Bishops nominated LOT Mis
siouary Bishop Of the Northwest, Eev: Jseot
i. Clark, of Hartford, Conn., and tor q. ths
Southwest, Rev. Henry q. Lay, Of Huntsville
lAlsbsms.)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-20

The New York Herald, as appropos of the
Harper's Ferry affair, speaks Of a very signi-
ficent passage in one of Gerrit Smiths let
tiers, published month or two ago. in which
he speaks Of the folly of attempting to strike
the sharkles off the slaves by the force OF
moral suasion or legal agitation, and predicts
that the next movement made in the direc-
ton Of negro emancipation, would be an in
surrection in the South. If this is the first
oct in his programme, it is to be hoped that
he has been taught lesson that will prevent
the use of his wealth in such schemes OF
philanthropy in the future.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-20

The obituary notice. to ~hish correspon1-
dent refers, was published entire, just AZ it
was cent to the Office for publication. Will
q friend who writes on the subject Of obitua-
~ notices, please furnish MS with his name
and address, that We may send him letter!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-20
ALEXANDRIA,:
THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1859

The RESURRECTION at Harper's Ferry, wa.
brief but sharp affair. The promptness Of
the authorities, civil and military. and the
gallantry Of the u. 5. soldiers and the
volunteers and citizens, suppressed it effectu,
ally. 1t was wild, aud wicked plot, con,
Quoted by desperadoes and ianatics-who'
whatever mere animal courage they may
have displayed, showed that they were destl-
tuts Of judgment, discretion, or even COM
mon sense.
We publish, to-day, an interesting and
authentic history Of tie Who'e a6air-its orr
gin, design. progress. aad suppression
copied from the Baltimore American.
Deserved praise is bestowed everywhere
upon Gov. Wise. for bis whole action in this
matter.
He remained at Harper's Ferry, in consul
tation with Mr.. Ould, the U. S. Attorney for
the District Of Columbia. in relation to the
action that will be taken in the case Of the
rioters who have been captured. The rumor
that the rioters have stolen large amount
of government funds. is untrue.
The instruction quelled, now let the civil
tribunals act. firmly, fearlessly, and "accor-
ding to law"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-20

Yesterday was the 18th anniversary OF the
surrender of the British army, under Lord
CORVALLIS, to the combined armies of Amer
lea and France, commanded by Gen. Wash
inpton and Count Rochambeau.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-20

DR.. Jewett has left with the Boston Mass.
Traveller. an ounce or two Of fine starch, ex
tracted from only eigh thorse ehestnuts. pick
ed up in the street. The experiment shows
this nut TO be so abundant in starch that il
may readily be turned to valuable account
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-20

On Monday, boy in New York. while on
his way to the Park Bank, was robbed Of
$500 in Eastern bills belonging to his en-
ploysr, j. Frost. q broker. The robber
dashed quantity Of spirits Of turpentine
into the boys face. and then seizlng the
package Of money, escaped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-20

The Buffalo Express reports the receipts Of
whest, by Lake Erie, at that port, during
the first week in October, at l,355,53O
bushels. This far exceeds the receipts Of an
entire month in any year until September
1855, with the single exception Of the famine
year of 1913.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-20

The Fire Department of New York, had
its great triennial celebration on Monday
II turned out in full force--soms hundred
snd twenty companies, numbering probably,
six thousand men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-20

Eli Wainwright Butler, we'll known in
New York as the "blue man" died in LoD'
don of congestion of the brain, on the 24th
uItimo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-20

We have received the October number OF
the Southern Literary Messenger. 1t is
very interesting number.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-20

VIM. NJ. Simms. has been appointed post
master at Wilderness, Spottsylvania county,
Va, vice Amanda Wharton, resigned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-20

The State Of California contributes one
thousand dollars annually towards the com
pletion of the Washington National Monu-
ment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-20

There were fifteen deaths in the Charity
Hospital, in New Orleans. last week.
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Another Fatal Duel in California.


At about ! o'clock On the morning Of ~
10th September, u duel was fought, n ri'''
about five miles from San Andrens. brt",rt.
DR.. Preston Goodwin and COL VIM Ja
Gatewooi Weapons used, rifles, dS'an :,
~ yards. Al the first lire DIR. Goodwin le'
mortally wounded, aud died about Two hour
afterwards. The Hon W. L. Levi, AMI
Major Glenn, for Dr. Goodwin, AMI W"
Pope and Martin Rowan for Col N""
wood, acted a. friends" The TELEGRAPH
ic account of this murder says thai t0'
principles displayed great bravery and gen
tlemsnly department" The preIImGaTir'
were all arranged, and the parties readS ~
position by 7 O'clock. A. NJ. The Pr'n'
pals are reported to have both upp'ai"'
cool, and 70 have exchanged courteNle' =! "
moment Of taking positions assigned by ,'f
seconds. The word was given thu y"
you ready? Fire one, two, three. A''.
interrugatye part Of the sentence, eH'h ~
.wered II am" At the moment tiiM 'a
word three was about to BE- artlcull'e'
both sprung tho triggers of their rih',
Dr. Goodwin's hung lire, and lac lot IN -
Mr.. Gatewood's shot struck "ood" n ID y.
abdomen, ranging obliquely aud do""""'.
passing out nj the hip. ,r
Immediately upon Dr. Good~In' "a.
Mr.. Gatewood advanced toward hIIg 'A'e'.
ing his hand, and remarking, pr. al'' =
~ that this affair has terminated -
snrry, indeed" To which the Doctor r'p'''.
Il am glad to know that you acted l'"g .
gentleman" Gatewood thanked hiu ''f u.
kind remark, and left the field n ''''',''+
with his surgeon. 49,.
Both parties were Democratic politician
the deceased Lecomptnnte ana t'' ~
yor an anti-LecpmptOnlte. They quar-
prior to the late election, AMI rnsas''
melee. Goodwin was the Challenging '",-
and he paid the penalty 81 hi- - WIZ
life. Both gentlemen were hlS'Iy '''
in the community
IMPORTANT DEclsIoS. During tie '''''..
Of the Circuit Court, which closed " IL I,.,
in Fredericksburg on last saturday '",
Coleman presiding, a point oil IA" , M
Interesting and important u 'he w."
community. was decided !, .ri,,,
The point arose in the suits Of h4n.
Abbott ys. Roy Jones ana osl'er', =
duff Green Va the same These W.,
ACTIONS, brought under the Virginia 'I's" .,,.
upon two protested negotiable notes Ia ~
by the defendant Jones, and endor''' A. /!
third parties. At the preceding , ,er'' " A.
Court, the endorsers not pIoal'"s' 49,
judgments were entered as % t'eII'' ~ ,.o
defendant plead usqry and obtained ,'.. 81 !:
tinusnce. On the calling ot the ca, s.,,
this term, his counsel offered the eh', , VAN
against whom the office Judgment n ,',-, h.
entered, az evidence to prove, the , uIS..
consideration, and upon the a4'n'''''''F
The causes we're argued with sre0sc NJ
and research, BY q. II. c. Rowe; e'l' :" an.
plaintiffs, and Messr. Charles lie'911L ., H..
WIN. A. Little, for the defendant ana ~
in favor of the plaintiffs fret '''''
MASTERS ton. Windsor Blur' - RRo.
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