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Singers SEWING Maob,nas

$50 sc ,~s " always The eunr,,sl,,, nr,,f a,
49, saHnd hy THIS est there M a,r soyn. W.
nc puzzle "n,parsiAe singers kpn ny x,,,,,
h Tho hghest nputaan In tho t,n,s, a.
$3.50. wo'e 'Ah'bi''"i M the ato ~kxpos,an Tniyc., w.
,,r.." m"fs lhcy carrind on the hig,,s p,inIum mai
a.. "a every brunch nj Industry which sewior a., h. ~
~ ~, 's.n.N '"n he nsod VITA Immense proHi A. A., .
Thh Ia 10 travelling. h, ~ II .ewna LII,
s,m M"e'ncs compared with hand sewinv NJ, s.,
I "n ,rsakcr, carriage trimmer .ndlI.y hate '
H. 'a no. DO "hoa, The mir pr,a of ,sl"g ~ =
nRi'arl, employed, h One Thousand ai,.,u
M, L.. ~ n' private Families whore m,rl a,,,i," ~
and ho,i b nun ars an Invaluable as-is,ace Planters
49, % h''l1fv una ihsa particiari, ana, ~.
y.rS a"shiuas nfe sa,lho lhclr AL
,;1 s a',u 1urnhlr being the oa, Kind OF S,x,na Nv
,s,J ~ =. .us NY which every " WORK ,sar.. - ,
~ w pfleul executed Ihnusa. Of iuGr,c, :. W. nnc
,nu.. nau'nh's hh,o hten aac phi un,l.r SAIL.
ahs s sag"fh Machines alone hatp been s,,na .,,a
"MN W satsy iho wants u he uonI. ''""" "''rs-
ilan printed Instr ucons for uslng a.. .a.., .,,.
n INV. " @aieh auy one READILY acquire the mr., os a
, 'soh M mac hines packard aeourIy IA No., ]
W ne Wfht To all psrsos ds~rnu NOR, .a,s,,, my
~ "" "hi "h arteaiion letter M ,ih.r ~, ~
".~hm a coy o M. Singer d Goa Cn,.,ta n '.
'' "''"''a '" 'h' Sewing Nacssle Internal. '"'''
pr,,c,, ,m N. SINGER &Co
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y OF, view avsn, L; ulosrtvls N T.. Nh s7I i,.
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,e 3D. haiiim'fci No.Bt Westminster n 49, '
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Mobile. " Nv" "'eu"a No " Dauphip 81, I
=, . A., -. --.------- luce 2s&e,S
4 IN palDS! HAIR BEAIDS! i-..l,nek am, from, mn,
,rirr. nj - """'" W Fl" sSie tuFes nj Phnd,l -
nav Ali. H. A. ~ 1, kiNSl W
min 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-03
Markets.

NEw York, Nov. a--Cotton weak Sales Of
500 bales Of Uplands Middlings We're made at sll.
Flour declined 10 cents, Southern was Quoted at
S5 80 to SIS. Wheat declined to cts: South
ern White quoted 81 49, Red $l.35. Corn buoy
ant: Yellow quoted at 80 to 81 eta. Pork frnl
Mess Sl6.l2; Prime $1,000 to IT,. Sugar firm:
Orleans Il to 81 cts.
BALTIMORE, Dee. 2.-Fiour quiet. Wheat hns
declining tendency. White is quoted vt 81 30
to Sl.3S. Corn, New White 60 to IS etc. Pro
visions quiet. Mess Pork Sl515 TO $40 Prime
$40. Bacon Sides 10 to l0a cts Whskey quiet
at 26l,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-03
To Ono PhysIclans ar lha- ya.,, = =. aLAss:
o"u Senuine Ccgnac Brandy ''"'e'
"oue Genuine Poit W,ns'

SCBnaC Brandy
"oue q 9enuine Poit VIM
"oHe Genuine Madeira -zv,,.
. I AM now .,,, w ones Genuine etef w, ~
bottles, ior inei" anh WIN pnre H.
! ma mas crowned my efforts b, place , rr,. al s'
4 md T., ,, "'"o' 'ne name Of Aromatic scbf.in,n s.h.
ON ,,, ~ 'he marked Tho pernIcious .,un,
- "'eh"u' 'he country many ..n,,,,. .,' SUM W
"'ar"s and medical men, for some , ",'sss's hIou'
80, INV s"'"o course Ia regard 10 ia. ayo,, ar D..
n, r, w''i these rc'incs,H from ali
brilliant ,r, -, rom ny he fact that owing To the g,
' p''efS OF Brandy In Franes c,n.eon.,, ,, ', VA
ma. si" en' u" A"me years, there VII. mn ,h.,a,
ivy R ""e !" import tho choicest I,randv i,o,,o % "
,, , prices Fortunately Tor mo- tbo y,.,. , =
mn, mai year tani tho prospect for tins, VIVA uhn,
ua n,h"D have ihllen 10 tho standard NJ ,,, ,
80 '"' ""! on Brandy Is ais, seventy ma, cn,, U.S. '
''h"~ mn'io arrangements VIII, G,u, ,.,,., w. 'o'
1 '" '"' "ehos' repuie, and rcguar,r rccei,in, 49,
saline 49, ~ e"s'ae brandy. which am b,.tln. o.,
my .,,, ,.., Genuine '"ynnc brandy guarantee. x,,,
' " 'aoris md certificates the Trap,i, AZ WI"
Inc pure unaduernied article, # and vim ~ . .! me- !"
i :. "s'erng", or cordial. beallhfp u,,,i ,,,,.,
- nus peen matter " universal cotnpaI,f nm, -,
nui III. ''phoh brandy, Wa very difficult 10 ob,o.
80. r"'er' nine lines I,ptcD was dccc,v., ,v,,, :. ~
manufactured Imitation. OF All d. .,,,,,I WV" wa
''h us nigh price, has tho ono .,,,,,, T'''
-, ~, e iofh'-' Their attention TO- and u,,,,,n. 49, -,
,,,,,v ~ ''' french Brandy have been soaii.,.a |
,n,, "sh Tie hhd, aud hayo been Tho uri.nrv s "'
'"'hrs suicides and nri,c. '""% OF
- " gar" grave, seifdesiroyors, from d.ijri,, ,,." 'T
,a !, y. ""' porror'' names unknown until unn,;,,
In'e French Brand. ""' sell IL MS tn
r,' 'ues Of pure French brandy need no. h ,oa
.'y are Rhown throughout tho world n. r,s,, ~ me
~ In - - al inc French naiion POLITICALLY ea ar,
" ~ We he water oflif. but Ibis annie, !. y, - IN"
sn,s ', Manufactured with Inc fear mne"
'.n' make good initiation 1t hecoms d.a,. ngrs
VII sr ,s"s 'hoss.nd' Of To rsmsay a.aro
!, n, -. importing Brandy bottl,pe n a., ,,
.iyi,,, ,, ~ "p"ninc CoyAao Brandy" mn d.iIv o. =
, oin The druggists aud spoheearie, !, 10
''' 'n"n " sell for medicinal purposes =" '"'''
rDoLPHo WOLFE. i
ew-- Ao,n,s Ia ~ ~ 80 ~ Beaver Street, Now York
..s."'s III New Orleans: u. D. Ifart & ~, :, Wv" HI
ca, + = ,Ioyre 4 Co. ''"'' 20, A. Gri,n, in
hov ia ciIaif--S NJ p L. r. t'a4i ... f...r.t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-03
Military NJ,

THERE will be meeting ofVs
Ii county, at THE Cuurt lousc DAfixens Of tam,h
Nl for the purpose 81 forming two WEIR COURT Dtt
R rRoop and u company Of RiTtRsENeer coID,anie..
lFN All persons wishing Ia join tho Rh
WI their names with ,ndhaln X. Boppany will I,.,
In Join the Troop will leave their I'd those wishny
IA Alexander. with John il
my. tlc1. -
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ADVERTISE ADVERTISE
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGEACY
Ifyou wish to prosper, Advertise.

AM AGENT FOR the following papers the line Of rail-
road from L. tury ~ Chattanooga and other places, all g"
Them having large circulation among the Ieopl" Of South
western Virginia and East Tennessee.
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Wing, EA.&TESS. NLWs, Bristol, Nn
WITNESS, Knoxville lem" T, H, 5oncsboro
SENTINEL, Rogersvlle, Tenn DEMOCRAT yi Tenn.
,Mvriistown" ADvEITisgg, Chattanooga,
STAR, tr.,..,.. w. Pvsr, Athens
S nTmaSr., Liberty, Va r n"sS. salem. yn
VISITOR Marion, Va STAR llEE Ghristiansb'g
DEnooRAT, r,,..s,, ". PATRIOT, Ora, SON G. H., Va.
DEMocRAT, Union, Va. TINES, "'"'"e W.
REGIsTER lpa.,, ~ ADvoC ATE, Tazcwcll {. H., Va
REPUBLICAN, D""'"e' a' -WfsI TILES {. H.. VA
SENTINEL, Alexandria, Va. REruBIIcAS. Winchester, Va
PerssRs wishing advertise the above papers will
find II call the Office nrl
burg Nirgnin, where Will be made
advertisements
-I will also receive and forward adv crisng 10 PAPER
In the United states. A. NADDIi.T.
sept lists. Foreman Nrginan Office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-03

MARRl EH
o, Saturday hast by Rev. Mr.. Thos Walsh,
Cstls,tc Priest, Mr. Fltssct+ TfoaSsY, to Miss
hllzAsEruI dnashter Of Mr. lIsnty hetner' OF
Wythe connty. i,,.a
On TdeSday il.t by Rev. W. D. Rpeiel. Mr.. |.
P uoyr, to Miss Envy. daughter Vi Nr. John L.
j hhsnn. uli # Wytheville. .''
On the 22l Of NV. Mr.. ITrNkY C. HATCHER,
10 Miss MARY ZrRxLE. all IF Roanoke county.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-03
DIED.

D.. In Botetourt CO., on Saturday last. Of Bilious
Fever. Mrs. CATHARINE NoFsiH0kR, wife of David
Nolsngsr, in the - year Of her age.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-03

Ar a meeting Of the Directors ul tho East Ten
ncssce and Virginia Railroad Company. held on
Thursday last. Mt Gfccnville, DR.. WIN. Mcfarland
was elected President.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-03
NEGROES WANTED.

I1ir sub,,tlI L"NVES WANTED,
II seAes: fr,n, .e"htiHcs IN nArkci for NJ ,poEs ar
children. The bs ~ 70 hurry yeats Of sgr Also vnn, t
and aldssi,, @ n'n@s b, giving ion nan "%" n"
nov Zs-ly i'"shpufs i''
tIoop st<Ip,. WI. II MouSrcAsrLE
i sne nj 1 - and skIri sapteaer. ina ,,
40, 4'Jts ' "S'h paea "
j.. 4. Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-03
LATEST NEWS BF TELECRAPU.
: - EHssLS Fes Tun StyNcHsuss vnoisiAs
-. hAMeTiOs OF JOHN BROWN!l
The Body Delivered to Mrs.. brown ~,

- e
OsassssTowN, De-. q - The MiI;tarv .s..v,,l.,,
st9Yslock in the morning, And ,ssrs n',ss.S ~
the held leading to the place of execution. ma
also, g the various other points, a, Ind dswn i,
the general orders. ~
Everything WIS conducted under tho s,.;.,...
military discipline, IS II the town was in H..os'
OF seigc. Mounted scouts were Stationed in.s's'
woods to the lett = The scafold, and pieket guar1
were statlyned ont towardsthe Shep aadoah moun
The mil taryp the Reid formed two h. lluw
squares. fWilhiD the Tuner one was The sc.fold.
aad between tbs inner hines md outer liner. the
citizeds were admitted. M one being allowed .u,-
side tho line except the Mounted Guard. .
n Al eleven O'Clock. Brown was brought out OF
the jail being accompanied by Sheriff Campbell
and has sssistunts, and Captain Avis the .jailur.
"A suinfl wagon, containing o white pine coffin
was driven up pom. on when ho took seat.
Six companies If Infantry and Riio
company Of horse With Gen. TaIialerro aud Staff,
Numbering twenty-five officers, headed the process.
sion and moved towards the place Of cxecution.---
No ministers Of the gospel accompanied Brown;
he aesiring noxelisioys esrsmoaiep either in Jail
ON the sca6oh ssf~ )
Helooked calmly oh tho psople md seemed to be
fnlyNselt- possessed andmounlsa The scat, Id with
firm step. His arms were then pinjoneJ by the
Sheriff when lie bid farewell to Captain Avis aud
Sheriff Campbell. .A455I ....
AT halt past eleven the trap on the scafold was
pulled away, AMI with few slight struggles he
yielded up his spirit. ''.s'
Tho bndy was placed in coffin, and wins sub
sequontly carried TO liarper's Ferry under IL
strong military escort, to be delivered his wife,
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NO!sCc. yutic.,, -

/ HAVE ju.i n,,,r,a N,~ice!! NOsire.i.
Isl bargains 10 cash ", 'i nm Prepared or I'M" rr
nov 25lt, ''''''' ~ N''''-
<trysr,, WIN. N dUGGENHEIMEr
7 niihan,L y nnAIEi toR TIE HAIR s., ,,,.
the hair fro 'rysal Water If she w.:y, S"onil rn
Made aud for sle bs ~ % "iinifcs snloo sos,, II ~
nov idls j. H. TlfOMTsoT ~ 1t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-03
Can at No. H2a AG W., LIE SOUTH!

d'HII md ~, r.,a u TIE SUUTHII
y.s AND ssainnc M, m ,.,s.. ~. Aynchbur..
snsft mel OF s"vts CRATES snrtT In5 mos complete
The follow n ,n nr rly among which viii H, , eve,
wood or cpnf '' "'"sc honbe oven sove fur ct,Lor
Ire hscanohd Premium, St,,.
shed; ss,i,s n sp',nd pnrior Open stove beouuf n
fio,e tedious l., rnu", Of once, lrlor and C ".
b,j in m. ~ h''of ING AND GUFrERING d,nr n,
~ WORK Wrrfaitcd 10 aiy, sotisc,.uat
9ewlcrc. ~ 'AaHhnc Ply stock before nur, ,,,f...
t'e' odts - Do DoRNiN. PROPRIETOR -"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-03
FALL \ WINTER GOODS.
10 0tdN u. DAVIS q Co.,
loS Main Street, Lynohbs,,r Va
.~ srLkNDin ASSORTMENT OF

OSsy A5y1OQ0UxK. Va
SPLENDID AesSRTAsENr OF
I'VE ~ Ssarlc an1 Fancy Dry Gests,
w IL MsSsaI NJ Y y aus issts - IN. NM,
ss nsl aock q YnkEdN AND DoSE1rsr Nm I'm ~ vel
,,a,n Black and Figured Siiks sA'a'son'
'%" aheE Es.s9 ..4Iq.
+" Tvn v.,.... Epson for Moaning,
r., I've fIoancet SILK kohsa s' as=H 80
'a.'a Ken Two rlounccd colorsd snk Rohss
,,.. NJ Pagia Printed No,s,. 49,
i nsn lnr,s Shins Printed MousltnA |''p Hss~
ia.fhinn vnentlas, Plain and Hsy.,6,r. 4es..p
i.an and Printed French Nerlnos '' t54z wss
h,aek Frcrch Merinoa 4N1#
Mo"sns bo'ntasins and Ahaesa
,a.,br,c u,.s Hh 'srls stock Of kmbrshhvs,s !
t%mD Ds,S' Msi w. and vaencne sca ~ ~
,amor,c and nasiin CollarA p ~
, naonelne .nd Lscs colass ss.+t IN
> Shns t*..lmerys and vsstinr. ''ss "an; ssa
u = nnd ~ Fun Cloth. |fIrs" .-3. 5. e. -
Sna.rel,s ORGY satiBsts Ltuseya In
W,each and lsro. gheetlne "a IA a., "a ar4 +za
j. .,,n m . nnu IT. sheetinR ~ ahd a. -
~, ' ~ os.se"sEa ~ nndt.<, sl1' .sft4
Win sn,ss ~. nc csstcred Servant. Blanksts
,arpsns s1 T"ss cn's Table and Plano Cover.
mi, ~. .."soA - DsseectA o., 10
M ms yuussslveA beaprs pu,chs.,,- .,..-
t-~'''"sI JOHN r nAVfy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-03

Massachusetts, Legislature Refuses to Ad-
journ in Honor of Brown.
BosroN. Dec. 2.-The Legislature of Massachu-
sets. which is now in session here, resolution TO
adjourn today, in consequence VI the sxecut on IF
Brown, was VOTED down IN bnth Houses 'rt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-03

Election OF OFFicEys-At an election hell by
the commissioned officers Of tho 35th Regiment Of
Virginia Militia. on Saturday hast, tn supply the
vacancy occnsinned by the resignation Ut C"i.
. IIuyt, the following promotona, ssys tho Wythe-
vile Telegraph, were made Lieut.. Col. Robert
Snyrrs. Jr.. WIS pr motea unanimously, to the
rank of Coloncl "a. Maj. David Hudl!e, to the
rank Of Lieut.. Colonel; and Capt. Newton H. Ike,
pass Of company NJ. --. to the rank of Second
Major. -. ~ -.Ii1tfDIi
Reyimental Courts ST Enquiry. were held w tue
1S3rd an! 35th Revirscnts, in .he Courthouse On
the same day. "zi..-'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-03
COLLECTING AN


TUNlIE undersigned having located himself IN 4.
purpose Of doing an agency BUSINESS wjh, HE for th,
zens II Virginia thai he win colLn'T All sn The ci
bond assent account, ut fre per c.gn Rec ct her m
persons one-fnur of the money will be paid xain.
immediate nade nn, win take basinesknc, mi
ty Of Virginia and the Northern counties OF NoneS com,
htrEkESSE' plnL
W. AnpraspN, WV. Rrsoh, \. II. MooRMAN, NiNcI.p ~
Pntsyhanin. tuin
WM. +. TuosrsoS, HESrY L.. CAREER, ". pIuklk "'
EkGiIsu, PnILgNoS SMITH. Franklin. n
eH- Address, Mus, Vile z. a., rL,syiva o. , '
nov 29-d&eim GkoRGt WI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-03

Tube Paints far r We on hund complete as.orttncn or
PTS Of EnS. '''"" ca% White, Hue and Is r sf
arni:i, Brushes Nut on ro,nx ~, "rsrl"n parnish Mus
Nc, 10, for sa.Ic b, "Ps W. Btaced and ,ing
Y ll.d.s !" 1'iohrsoN,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-03
CLOSING Aoo,,,o<.

A I .O,FOt!1IIF9 ZiCCtJT1nfE,
n -. counts due The late 0rm nS ,ia.A =,
lhl gay Of July, isD Will in nav 10, h"'h" up to the
nrc"n, "n,oolo and prompt payment vii nv paetu ~ ilo
uhS indo since that Time yrn ~, mn DIV required All
ct psIi "s'"""'"p will The 6sunl Inn, winch h"r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-03

a.. van, For Sale.
tho nsss oaaP oa,a T 10 Acres dvn two mile.
n excellent For fsrhe, s conmiion and
.@------R eN tidal DE- y Tn,H ~ pEra; seepy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-03

THE VurE OF Soorr.-At the election held in
Scott county Inst week, for the purpose Of
ascertnining the sense Of the penple As to the
proprcty Of u county subscription of S200 To
the va. & ny. Railroad, very large a'ajority
was pollej in favor. Of the subscription perhaps
more than two to one. we have not yet soon a
statement of the vote, hut from what we have
heard, the result above indicated, is dunLlless
true abingdon TuginidH. ...... ...
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-03

Nubias War, mar Ornaments, lirnJ Dresses pr
pr ladies aud chir. ~ o'efy variety Of such fancy ait
lidis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-03

yuvur ~ ~ Il j G IL +'
4 Inv shor ali c nas FOUNDRY. with patterns md a,,.
nnl Tn,, otnp'rte 10 run by wAes ow,y n,,r ,,s
Year,. Xn ~ n. ssS s =. '%e. a.r s ,t
COUNTRY s n a =" M"ll 10 apply, Dr., r", s ,,dy
nsu wish 10 rmtoy !, N,,,.. Ia. .l. .-...
cations to S'' '' w p"t rleaaa mnLo unrIy annllA
JAMES 4. MIT,lIE1 rriP'f
nov ie-'iW Rep copy ''' ''''syh an'a county. VA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-21
Letter from Fairfax County.

Correspondence Of tie -liera"dria Gd@effs.
CESTgEvILLr, Dec. l9-For one day only,
the children held high holiday with their
mimic sleighs, over the fall ol snow an inch
deep, which lay upon a frozen ground. On
Saturday the winds blew, and the rains FELL
resulting in the complete disappearance of
anything like Ice or snow. At sunset the
clouds passed and the sun shone forth in a
sheen Of golden glory. The cloud, which
hung like tinted gnssamer. above the bril-
liant ether in the Western horizon, under
went many striking and beautiful transl-
tons previous to its fading int" darkness -
There were paly gold, ruby red, royal pur.
ple, with a variety of tints So delicate and
lovely. that mortal hand never painted
their exquisite sr,nhance. Lastly the con
yulution~ If the cloud AT its base became
tinted with shadowy green. INT meyer
behrld by the writer before. III the cloudy
heavens The continuous storm disappointed
those who were expecting t. devour TIE con
tents If the Gazette with Il keen literary
relish. They waited impatientIy for the
morrow, rs three or four miles IN such a
storm, going and returning to the Post
Office, could not be hazardcd. Many thanks
are due our accomplished Postmaster Tor
his kindness consideration and gentIrinanly
manner under the circumstances.
NIATOR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-21
Flour Mills Burned.

MEDINA. Dee - y tire or SUNDAY night
destrnyed the warehouse If the ljrlt,r:r Mill
owned bv MesSr~ Hill. Whalrmd Co.. con.
,,;,,if,, rain valued =, 2u.uuO bushels. Loss
>5o. uOO. insured for s5t,,Wm.
LEXINGTON. Ky. iirr. H.. R"iper f"nr'
iny mill wa> burnt last night. IL this pa""
Loss from fifteen {" twenty th"n~'i"i dollars
Insured for three Thousand dollar.
1SSOITTION OF C0PARrNEkSHlP. ~
IL The copartner<bir heretofore existing he
tween The Undersigned under the name ard ~ i
Of PRICE, BIRCH 60. has been mutual!
.E..,ly.l !. I. COOK,
4. VI. PRICE.
GEO. hEPHART.
dec lI-eoIms N. II. LihIh'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-21
The Funeral Of Capt. Kenny.

Bosrox. Dec. l9.-The funeral OF Capt.
/ enny. Of the Boston lamr"r>. who com.
mtted suirilu, ,ook pl,,"' this morning, ~
Cambridge. \ great colc"ur-r "i people
wa> present. and oltccrs OF The city govern.
ment. the LanccrS in full uniform, d"tarh.
ment Of the Light ARTILLERY, Light pfa='"'ns,
ami ,1yaral Lodges Il Maeom-, followed the
remain. t. the .ru,r 'hr streets ""r" nil
ed. the store, closed aud drapcd !" mourn
INC
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-21
Gov. Wise on the Union, Etc.

WAS present to-day at conversation be-
tween Gov. Wise and several members of the
Legislature, on subjects relating to the Har-
per's Ferry outbreak. One Of the members
asked the Governor what he thought Of the
Union now. The Governors reply was, that
he believed it 10 be rs strong ~ ever. The
member in utter surprise, asked him to state
his reasons inr the strange belief The Gov
ernor said that there were elements enough
still existln. to hold the Union together;
that the relations Of these elements to each
other were Of a character SO strong and abld-
Ing as 10 render their severance next to lm-
possible The Union was, he said, growing
too fast and a temporary check or difficulty,
such as the present agitation seems to pre-
sent was inevitable; but he believed that
in ten wears the Union would be stronger
and more consolidated than it ever has been.
Every man present looked intently one ut
the other exhibiting evident tokens OF salts
faction at this unexpected prediction. But,
continued the Governor, these results rest in
great measure with you; and then he pro
cecdcd to point out the necessity OF carrying
out the various recommendations made in
his message He condemned as the supreme
Of folly and pusillanimity the getting up of
this agitation in Congress upon the little,
contemplate issue Of Helpers book, and in
timated his entire distrust Of any counter
vailing legislation that may now be resorted
to by Virginia. a, to commerce between
the States, which this Legislation was design
ed to effect. this, he said was Il subject for
Congress 10 deal with. The imposition Of
heavy impo-is upon goods imported trcm the
North would avail but little to check impor
tatiom from that source, in the absence Of
facilities for carrying on Il foreign trade and
home manufactures. The result Of this SO
called cuuuteryailimg measure would be to
increase the price ot articles upon the con-
sumner. lie seemed Ia regard all resorts OF
this character a. irui!iess. This thing oi dl-
rect trade he locked upon as needing
many preliminarrs which Virginia still
lacked Her internal improvements should
frs; he finished. and then there was need OF
ships and capital. He presented the d'sad
.antages under which Virginia now lubors,
in the absence OF those means To give chi
c;,ry and force 10 the counterrailing mea-
Sures now contemplated. and urged these
d-ticiencie, and their effects now, rs argu-
mentS IN favor Of the speedy completion OF
the public works Of the State.-Richm"m
carr. Of ~ y. Uernid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-21
TIME UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY, tol
Il 4 80. .,l ,L.,,t /, iu.

TIME UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY, tor
| all kndS Of Lung and throat difficulties.
Cgrunic and cuinnun Coughs, Whpoping Cough
Bronchitis, los, Of Voice, stomach Debility caused
by Coughs. and Heart Complaint. Large bottles
onr Small bottles BE And the justly ceebra-
tel TOLE iNODINk, for Neuralgia, Nervous
Head Ache. Ear Ache. Tonth-Ache, Gout, Rheu-
rnatiSm -. Nitu, Dance. loSs OF Sleep, and Minor
Nervous Complaints. Price J0c per hottie.
These preparation, being made by strict Phar-
tnac.uticnl laws, sustained by testimonials per
ierfiy reliable and within the reach oi all, are
nov after eight year, IN private circles, and
having performed remarkable cures. offered to
the public with that confidence ~ their curative
uuwerS, that should warrant all IN making trial u
them.
Circulars, Testimonials and every evidence ~
strengthen confidence. can he found with ali deal
err. to which AK particular attention, aud On
ich w. rely tor ap,r"hrtiun.
j. VI. ~ NNEWELL 4 CO., ), 6. ! Com
mcr.raI Wharf, Sole Agent for Boston. GEORGE
HI NEWELL, liJ Water street. sole Agent tor
New York. Under The supervision Of JOHN L.
III NEWELL. Chemist and Pharmaceuti-t.
For .as by all Druggists aud dealers every
where. PEEL Il STEVENS, Agents. Aiexam
irlI Va dec 9-eoly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-21

"THg FREE Schools ~ kISG GEoRGg--We
make the following extract from the report
ot the Commis ,iuners of Free Schools in
King George county. showing how well the
system operates there. 1t is refreshing in
these days IT seIlishness to hnd such men rs
Col. +. I, Tayloe lending the aid Of their
influence, not colby, nor alphabetically, but
warmly, in speech, IN counsel, and in action,
to the dissemination Of views having for
their o.ie.t free education. "--Frei. Herald.
.Ot the ten district Tree schools III the county,
nine are IN SUCCESSFUL Operation The system, It
i, believed is accomplishing much good la some
ui the schools, Instruction IS gwen IN the higher
and more cumlr.hunsiNe duties vi "A good English
education: but more generally, the ordinary
hrancnc. constitute the course. There are about
90 children between the sses OF Elk and twenty
one years, oi whom 10 were attending the several
schools on the 3Dtn ~ September last.
The amount received from the Literary fund
was 1900 IL, from The county, including SsbO.lU,
balaur, Of last year, was 3,iUj.1G--making An
,,,pr.ynt. If -, ,GI Gs Of which there has been
expended IN tuiton, Sc, 1853, leaving bal,
.lucc of Sl,U126s.
The voter. Of til" county, have, during the past
wear, expressed Ut the polls m almost unanimous
approval Of the continuance Of our system OF pub
lie schuuls.'