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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-03

FLOCR.-Wc have no change To note in the
market for Flour The receipts continue light
with moderate demand. and our quotations are
unaltered.
WHEAT Market quiet. with light transa".
tons. and prices show decline. Sales On Change
yesterday Of white AT 1854 l45c., amd r'a at i;'"'
tor fair. The offerings were small.
CORN is in good demand. with moderate sup
plv We note sales of white al ;Jc
RYE--Receipts ligh,-market inactive. \"
sales reported on Change, and quotations un-
changed.
OATS.-Therc is fair enquiry for Oats, but we
hear Of very few sales NJ quotations given above
SEEDS.-Cloyer Seed are in fair demand 1T
former quotations. Timothy ant liaA'red "n-
changed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-03
Toomhs ON IYerson.

When Mr.. IyerSon of Georgia. finished
his recent disunon speech in the L. ). Sen
ate. Toombs is said to have remarked
why. d-n it. Ivcrson isn't posted on the
markets. Niggers have gone up. Besides.
am going to remain in the Union, and on
the whole, think we had better have North
On President We (the SOUTH always made
more out of Northern than Southern
President | shouldn't he afraid to trust
Seward. Another thing, if we go out of the
Union we can't get any buttons made"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-03
Remarkable Funeral.

Josephine Ellison. the young girl OF aban-
loned character. who WAS burned IL death
nj n house of ill-tame in Cincinnati. was not
even allowed tn rest in her grave. Some
medical students had her ''rcSIrrcctcd, but
the police recovered the BODY which was
handed over 10 the undertakerS for til" pur-
pose of re-hurial. The lrail sisters of the
poor unfortunate contributed literally I" puI-
chase AN expensive coffin and pay the funeral
charges They applied to several clergy
men To- allow the funeral to take place Ill one
of their churches: but all refused. until final
| ly the Rev. Mr.. Flanders formerly "t Bat
timmrr, OF the First uniyersaliet Church.
wa, applied 10. He rradily consented. and
preached an mprcSsiy" discourse Il" a large
asScmh!age in the church. whittier III" body
had been con> eyed. Nearly one hundred
courtnzans were present. and those who re-
sided in the house where the girl met her
death were dressed in deep mourning. and
seemed To- appreciate the >ol"mnlty Of the
accession. The Cincinnati Times says
At the close of the address. Rev. Mr.. Fian-
,iers addressed the Throne ot Grace. appeal
ing especially in behalf Of the parents of
.IGeerhnc Ellison. That closed the services.
The undertaken then lifted I'll" lld oi The col
fin and invited all who wished 10 view the
corpse. There Was quite 4 rush toward IT.
The courtrLan> however, remained III their
seats until the rest of the congregation w"r"
gratitlrd. They then approached the corpse.
All wept over H. some oi them utterly. ii
war n strange scene that. To behold those
abandoned women. outcasts from society.
victims Of vice, weepingamd sobhIng over til"
remains OF one Of their kind. upon the altar
of Il church. was sight never before wit.
messed in this city. 1t was touching, too, and
drew tears from the eyes Of many OF tn"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-03
AUCTION SALES.

I,ALE OF HORSES, CATTLE. CARRIAGES.
- dc-WiIl be sold at public auction. "n Iaa.s-
duy the 10Th instant. u fdr. not the mat t''f ''t.
Mt the residence of the subscriber. summer !t.a.
near Alexandria. HORSES. CATTLE, one ROCK
AWAY, II BUGGY, single and double harness ."r
the same: HOGS, FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Corn. Buckwhcat Poultry, &c. Terns-S2o a"t
under. cash; over that amount, a credit Of four
months will be allowed. for negotiable notes. "r..
endorsed ID. a. "lNpSok' nuihh'' h','
feb 3-eo2t Fairfax 'ouhiN. 50.
VALUABLE AND HIGHLY IMPROVED
n FARM FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
BY virtue of two deeds Of trust executed by sam
ucl r. Ashby TO the undersigned trustees. one bear
ing date the 18th January, 1854, and the other ih
lyth March, 1855 and both recorded III ID" l.rrA
office of the County Court Of Fauquer County, w.
will offer for sale at public auction, TO the h-A'
bidder. ON the premises, on Tuesday. NE Hr'' '"|
Of March. 1859. that valuable tract OF LAND. '0"'
tanning 3Sl ACRES, situated in the SAID County
of Fauauier on the Manassas Gap Railroad ih'u.
two miles above Piedmont Station, now III tie '--
session of said Samuel +. Ashby, who vii -ar"
the property TO any one wishing TO rNamln" H..
This farm is in high state Of cultivation. 'n'
helds well laid of. and most Of the fencing "i Ni"n'.
81, and in good condition. The Improvement
~ are good. consisting OF an excellent ana c"i"
modious DWELLING HOUSE and all the ncr,..
,ary out-houscs, such as barn, granary. slnh.p..
carriage house, ice house, and school-room, &r
well of excellent water, with pump in the yaFd.
and many other conyeniences. There Is also nu
the premises thrifty and extensive young oI'hn'.
and good supply OF wood and running water.
TERMS or SALE will be ten per cenium OF %"
purchase money in cash--tor the residue, - credit
will be given OF six, twelve and eighteen month.
in equal instruments. the purchaser 10 give bon
with good security and deed Of trust on the Lard.
TO secure their payment. Possession Of pr'r"l-
will he given RS the terms OF sale ~" COM
piled with. JOHN p. PHILLIPS. Tr,.,.,.
CHARLES I. GREEN.
Also. at the same time and place, the umdcrsi ~ d.
will. by virtue of the last mentioned deed "n,I p
sale at public auction, to the highest bidder an'h
or tract or parcel of valuable and highly improved
LAND. adjoining the tract above mentioned ''n B..
tanning SO ACRES, upon the following teri" g..
one third OF the money to be paid IN '".t one
third OF the first OF September, 1893, an| ih' Vs..
du, ON IN. first of September 1860 The deferred
instruments are to bear interest from tie "'.
sale, the interest payable annually and he s,'rs'
bv bonds. with COED security, and II decd Of i'n
on the land. CHARLES i. GREEN, Trustee.
u.,.,,.,. r,unty ion IS--.nts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-03
Later from Northern Texas.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 1.-The steamer Gen.
Rusk. from ihe Brazos has arrived. \ con-
ducta had arrived al MatamoraS with 81 600
900 in specie and bullion.
Governor Cara was preparing to march
from Tamaulipas to the assistance OF the
Liberals.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-03
BY YESTERDAY EVENINGS MAILS.

RE-ARREST OF MR. GEORGE +. DENEALE.-
After Mr. Deneale'~ arrival at home. ON Sat.
ur'iay, an attempt was made by an officer OF
the law t" >cr," legal process upon him
this. however, was resisted by I'cncalc. assiS-
ted bya number Of his warm personal friends,
armed with rcyolycrS. shot guns. sticks. stones,
and other weapon, Of defence. We under
stand that some two or three of the prlncl-
pal parties III his defence were captured: but
that Dcncalc either succeeded III making his
escape or concealed himself and consequent
ly was not arrested. We understand there
was considerable excitement among the peo-
pie. to many Of whom he is indebted i'll yarl-
GUS amounts. and determination Ia have
him arrested seemed To he the prevailing SEN
timcnt. We have not been informed a. 10
tn" merits of the case. but simply state the
particulars a. we received them.
Since writing the above. we understand
that Mr.. Dencale surrendered himself on
Sunday and that he was committed to await
the process of the -IIoodS'ocL Ten,
Lrgion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-03

Stocks in Baltimore showed considerable a'tN /
~ ON Tuesday. and prices were generally steady.
The Railroad stocks of the market s"ld traction
lower. but some OF the bonds wcr" better whlie
civ g., remained decidedly firm. The causes
which operate adversely at New York at present
ms the disturbance in the movements OF money
following the acceptance of bids for the new Gov
eminent loan. and the war cloud in the European
sky. have no particular effect here sS yef
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-03
LOG AL 1T z N 5

IrrTrEE.-Thc third Lecture ut 80 '~>'
on the Book Of Revelation. bctUrr IN" l"""s
Mems Christian Association, WAS dcliN"r'd
by Rev. Or. Harrison. on Tuesday nisht, at
IN. Lecture Room of the Second prcshytcria"
Church. \ large and attentive audience
was congrcgatrd. who were highly ed'hed
and delighted with the crudite discourse"
iUcTIoN SALE ~ SUGAR AMP MolNSsE>.-
The cargo &c the schooner Emeline McLain
consisting of 300 hogsheads Sugar and +oo
LEA, -rls Molasses. from New Orleans, was
sold Yesterday at auction 10y B. II. Lambert
Samuel J. Mccormick. auctoneer. rs follows
POO hhds. sugar at $1,000 S.I5, averag-
ing about ssh.
HOO bbls. molasses offered. $40 sold 1t 4Ot
a. 43Ic:, ave. aging 42c.; balance withheld.
There was IN unusually large attendance
among whom We noticed number ui the
Washington and Georgetown merchants
The bidding was spirited, and the sale went
off very satisfactorily. The quality Of the
sugar and molaSses was excellent.
CHURCH Yesterday, was OBJ
served by the Catholics Of this place ac-
cording to immemorial custom. as the Feast
of the Fabrication of the Blessed Virgin, y
or "CandlemaS Day in comm"moratlon OF
tie oblation of our Saviour in the temple, in
compliance with the Jewish law. The bless
in. of the candles 10 be- used III the services
of the ensuing year, was performed at St..
Mary Church Al clock, \. NJ, in pre-
sencr OF n large congregation, by Rev. Pc
ter krncs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-03

Law, WARRANTS AND THE HOMESTEAD BILL
Tn ,ons,ou,nce of the passage of the Homestead
hin in the House yesterday. dealers in iamd war
ranrS are not buying here to-day. >,
The bill has yet TO pass the Senate and Shou.,
II become law. the prices Of land warrants viii
be deprecated 10 the extent Of from III 10 :" CTS
an aero Wash. !Stu'c..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-03
When Easter Comes.

1t will be interesting to learn that Faster,
which will be on the 224th of April, this year,
last fell on that day in 1871. and will not
fall on the same date again till POLL. Since
the introduction of the Gregorian Almanac,
this has only been the case in the years 1863,
lI01 and l79l. The period in which Eas-
ter can fall, reaches from the Odd of March
earliest date to the 18th of April --latest
date leaving thirty-ive different days for
the celebration OF this festival. In this cen
fury. Easter will fall only once 1856 on the
latest date. the 18th of April.-N. J. Cam.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-03
Gsoree,own Market. February 2.

The stock of flour in first hands is decidedly
higher than We have heretofore known II to he AT
this season of the year. We learn from one of the
merchants this morning that ii does not exceed
Q 900 barrels Sales have occurred since onr last
repor, at Sc for canal snpcriinc brands There Is
but little Offering. The demand is greater than
the supply. No change in the price .! wheat or
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-03
Sailing Of q Steamer.

New YORK. February 1.-The steamer Eu-
ropu sailed at noon to-day for Liverpool. with
$4,000 in specie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-03
Philadelphia Cattle Market, Jan. 81.

Beef Catle-Thc offerings this week amounted
10 about 1lj0 head; sale, nj S1nSl0 - T. 10"
hs-tbesc prices are about the same rs those OF
last week. Cows-salcs of fresh Cows nj S3O(n
sij: dry do at at Sljm $50 each. Sh""p--oher-
inrs 5000: sales at S3GLS each. HogS--orer-
iurs about 200 head; sale, at SNa IS - r 100
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-03
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Esta! Accident

PrTrsBTR.. Fob 2.-"ha dwell;"g of Mr..
Rogers. a carpenter, w,.s "rrnt in -''leghany
City to-day. and Mr. koge..,, his W.. and
three children persisted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-03

New YORK. February 2.-Flour Is quiet hui
steady; State S5.2O@ Sj.3j; Ohio $6.3O@ 500;
Southern Sj.7j@ SOLO. Wheat Is dull and the
market IS generally unchanged; Southern red l2S
IA 1859; white l@5@ l4Gtc Corn is dull: mixed
is held ut Soc: yellow S00tSlc. Pork is buoyant
mess SI775@ SlS37!; prime $l%.jo. Lard is firm
at l2t@l2!c. Whiskey is firm at 2I4@ 2'r'--
Stock are dull and lower. Cumberland Coal {"
2I. Virginia Is 90 Missouri Is 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-03

EARM FOR RENT.-Thc FARM belonging I"
i Mr.. &. Barker in Fairfax County, Na il
offered ior rent. and possession given Immediately.
This Farm j. situated about one mile from Burke =
Station. on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad.
aud is highly productive. being nearly all of II in
~, bottom land. The buildings consist Of Il
- comfortable DWELLING, a large barn, and
ont buildings, all convenient and in good repair.
Terms accommodating Any information Ill re-
la,ion to the farm. may he had by application to
ID. subscriber JOHN e.. PEACH.
ian 2!-cu2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-03
Review Of Government troops.

LEAvENwoKrH, Feb. IA grad review
Of the troops look place here to-day, showing
a high state of discipline.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-03
]. w. MCGEE,
DOCTOR OF DENTAL SURGERY

HARRENTON, "A,
4 ONTINrES to perform all operations belong
y ing to the Dental profession in the most salts
factory manner. at moderate rates
Doctor MrGcc may be found at home at any time.
except from the second To the third M"nday IN each
month which time will be spent AT Flint Hill. Rap
pahannock County. Va.
Office and residence on Mau street nearly Oppo-
site the Warreuton House.
Warrcniun. ian l--culy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-03
DOVER ENGLISH SCHOOL.

NNHE fifth session Of 10 months. commences Jan.
i nary 3rd 1872 July and August, and one
week III Christmas given as vacation.
-CHARGE>
Board. including every thing. sl2 per month.
Tnitiou in minor branches. $50 per session.
Philosophy. Chemistry, and the higher Mnthr'
mates So.
Incidental expenses. 81 per session
Strict morality and attention to study required
If every pupil. Discipline is mild but firm.
r. b. MCCORMICK. Principal.
Inulnnn Cnmnfy i'm lN-9nMtMhl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-03
The Markets.

BALrINoRE. February 2.-Flour is dull How
ard street and Ohio at 500 Wheat is steady A.:
white 5000 1900; red l3OM l%5'. Corn is quiet :
white 72(d. BE; yellow ia sc. Provisions are
dull with declining tendency. Whiskey is better
at FAC 2Sc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-03

STORE AND TAVERN STAND FOR
III SALE OR RENT. at Bailey Cross Roads. nj
In. intersection of the Columbia and Middle Turn
pike. tive mile, from Alexandria--also Wheel
wright and Smith Shop. with an extensive run Of
custom also . small FARM near the Cross Roads.
90. with new and convenient DWELLING. Al
I:i drcs. he subscriber at Washington city, Or
iuuuirc ON the premises LEWIS BAILEY.
EairfuN county dee li-notf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-03

The Richmond Dispatch states that the
loss by the fire at til" planning mill Of Mes>rs.
John Il George Gibson, last Monday night.
is estimated at 5000, which was fully GOV
cred by insurance III the Fire Association.
Merchants Insurance. Virginia Fire and
Marine. and Lynchburg Hose Company otf-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-03

RrcovERIxG-We are gratiticd 10 learn
that the Messrs. Walker, who were injured
10y being thrown from buggy as noticed
last week ar" in fair way 10 recover. Mr..
Thomas Walker collar bone wa broken, but
his skull was not fractured u rcp"rtrd.-
SIyu,y,v SiycI:L,J
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-03
MOUNT PLEASANT FOR SALE.

wi ton of decree Of the Circuit Court OF lar.
fax County. rendered AT June term. 1875. ~ To-
suit of Thatcher Perkins vs. Edward Cowiing AMI
ais. the undersigned will offer for sale. &, gub'
auction, in front of the Mayors Office. IN t." ,'ty
of Alexandria. on FRiDAY the let 'ay 81 /. '.a.
1888. at II o'ciock. w., the TRACT OF LAND go"
occupied by the said Thatcher Perkins. ~ iLo
County Of Fairfax, called MOUNT pleasant"
and containing $50 Acres, more or less. This ua..
of land buds ON the Mount Vernon road, = sI.as
ted on q commanding cmin,nce, overlooking tho
city of Alexandria from which il Is distant at,u,
two miles. The soil is good. and the land has teen
much improved by the present occupant. VINO hss
also lately erected upon il u handsome and CON
l,e. modious DWELLING HOl Sc, at a cost oi
~ some four or i've thousand dollars The place
is 50 well known, as To render further description
unnecessary.
TrRus.-Onc tenth Of the purchase money VII
be required in hand; the balance in three c4ual
instruments. at d, II. and Is months from the day
of sale the deferred payments To bear interest, ID
be secured by the bonds of the purchaser. "'i4
approved security, and retention Of the utl" Un'.l
said deferred payments are made; the cash r"y
mcnt 10 be forfeited. and the land resoId. at II"
purchasers risk on failure 10 comply with tDn
terms of sale.
LAWRENCE b. TAYLOR. r.,,,.,,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-03

nRUGS. Nc.-Sulphate Morphine; Nitrate 81
} yer: Cyanurct Potassa: Acid Acetir: lodide
Lead: salt, Tartar: BoncSct: American l>lngias':
Ground Ginger: Trip"li Matches: Pulmonary
B,l.am: Rec Remedy for Piles: James Hair
Toni: GUN Arabic; Spirit- Of Turpcn'in": Ethc-
real Oil, and Alcohol. jus, received. and for safe
by J. LEADbEAlEh sun
mo siablsr'S Old Stand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-03

INIAFING DISHES. Oyster Dishes. Bnckwhcat
\ Cake Plates: Egg Boilers: Jelly Htrainers
Pudding. Jelly. aud Ice Cream Mould: 'otf""
Tru>: Erianua all Block Tin Coffee and Tea Pot.
in ,.t> or ,cparat,: Coffee Bissins: the Old Do
muiun Coffee and Tea Po's; Plate Warmers :
Oyster Broilcr,: rou,,nen to hang on Crates: Coal
Hold. and Sifter.: Audirons >huycl- and TouGs.
fnr sllL. by Ltrh JOliN OF DIN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-03

CALF
- ,GU sacks Ground Alum Salt
100 Mar,hall- fine
400 DeakinS For sale, 10 ar
rive by GRAY, MILLER q CO.,
jan L. corner King and Water streets.
roRNS CAN BIZ CURED, by the u.e Of Ellis
y Corn Plaster. price - cents per box. For .sle
hy PEEL. STEVENS ( co.,
fst CurnsT u hing AID Allied ,treeu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-03

I AND FOR SALE.-400 ACRES OF LAND
/ i. offered for sale in Fairfax County, Va, nd
joining the thrS ing village of Accotink. II is IN
first rate Timber and wood of original growth,
which. standing, will bring 50 cord. clear OF the
timber Adjoining this property Is ,irls. Mer-
chant and saw Mill. all in successful operation.
AMI Accotink Creek. which is NJ all times nsviga-
bile for long boat. If the largest size. The Ac'"-
tiuk and Mount Vernon Turnpike. which is now
being built runs through portion Of II. making
il about eight miles from AlcNandria.
rh. land will be divided into lots Of not less
than a hundred acres, and any one wishing to Pur-
rhuse will please address me. At Accotink Fairfax
County. Va. F. CHICHESTER.
lac J.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-03

Ter THE wings AND NATIVE AMERI
VaNS Of the County of Prince William are res
Pectiul'y invited 10 attend at the Court House of
,Ad county. on Monday next. February 9Th, TO
l'Id meeting for the purpose of appointing Dele.
1st'' TO the Richmond Convention, on the 10th Of
'enrnary I" nominate candidate for Governors
-ad' also, To nominate candidate to represent this
.vuh'! III the next Legislature: and, further, to
.aAe INTO consideration the propriety of nomina-
I.uS suitable candidate to represent US in this
'Vhsres>ional District. &c.
ieb did A VOTER.
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A L n A N A C
1859.
N A NE LIST
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures 2.

MEMORANDA.
Steamer {. c. Ascr. Shore. from Washington,
u C." arrived al Philadelphia. 3lst ult
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0R McGUIRF-

OFFERS hi. Protest." services 10 the citi-
~ zen. Of Alexandria and the vicinity. Office 1T
the :. ". corner of Prince aud Royal streets.
ian 9u--,IArtT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-03

tEGARS.-Tne subscriber continues to nanuiac-
- turc Seq tRS. from every choice grade Of i'm
ported Leaf Tobacco. Orders respectfully +olici-
ted EDWIN c. BKOUN.
No - Madison street.
MiHrburc. Va, oct lS----o3m
WOOD FOR Salt have 1000 Cords Of
W Oak AMI Hickory WOOD for ale. either by
tie quantity or Car load. delivered III Alexandria.
!. l.. EDSALL. Mount Hebron.
AUG 2T-cutt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-03
LAW RENUE Is. IN LUK,
FRANCIS l.. SMITH,

nTBLIC SALE OF REAL AND personal
PROPERTY.--On Tuesday, N" lst d"s ",
March, 1859, if fair. if not, tue next fair day, az
the late residence of James Grain, deceased. "t
SELL at public sale, the following real and personal
property Belonging To the estate Of the late H'.
c.drnt. yiz: the farm called Walnut Hill contain
ing about TWO HUNDRED AND IWENIl
THREE ACRES OF LAND, adjoining tn" lands
of Col. holland. II. +. Harrison, BDily Grain. hos.
Middleton and John Rogers Thi. land - OF good
quality, i. well watcred, well timbcred. Is divided
into tiy. fields. and has upon il Il small but com
{S..A Portable DWELLING HOUSE AMI DO"
EsiH usual out buildings.
Also, all the personal property. consisting "a
part Of horses and colts hogs. bacon, cattle. "N'u
corn. hay. oats and proyendcr. wheat and rlo D"
tho ground. HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN I'll i
NITU RE- farming utensils, wagon, cart, ANA a
good carriage. dc.. ac
TERNs:-Thc real estate will he sold FOR one 'h.ij
in hand and the balance in one aud Nv" Yeas 'bG
purchaser to give bonds bearing interest from
date. secured by deed Of trust On the land. f"r
The personality. the cash will be required !og All
sums under 81 o. for all over that amount Il credit
OF nine months will be given. the purchaser to ~"
his bonds with approved security, bearing ntrr'..
from the day of sale, and no property To be rm''rt
until the laid terms are complied with
CHARLES v. SIMPSON.
Ey'r. of james Cram. dec
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-03
A VOTER.

thbkolDERlNG. Braid and Silk; French
T. working aud Tida Cotton; Velvet Ribbons.
SS IIIns and Tuck Combs: spool Cotton: Gents.
w'n anu Cotton Handkerchiefs; Crochet Needles;
s'hs tane>; and variety of other articles. just
:''VN'a a, i'ch b c. {. BERRY'S, ~ king-st.
\Vl!CE-the annual meeting of the stock
cnvn s.,dsrs of the POTOMAC INSURANCE
GsnFANf, of Alexandria, will be held ut the
- ,S y. The Company. on Monday, February 7th,
election OF seven Directors, TO serve for the
'''Ins twelve months.
IAN 2t-itE
$4,000 VIRGINIA STATE 8
T., yer vel" STOCK. Enquire at this Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-03

~. FOR RENT.-TTaving made arrangements
3; To remove To- the wharf early in March offer
tnr rent the III Il.DINii now occupied by No -
and %. King street. The property could be con-
vrnirntly divided int" two rommOdiOus stores with
. comfortable dwelling attached to OF them.
and would be :" rented if desired
ian l0-2nwlm WIN. II. FOWLE 4 son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-03

NrOTlCE.-To those Of our customers who have
y -.ttlrd their accounts. a. rendered the first OF
January. D.. re',,rH hHnk.: those who have
failed I" do 50. would remind Of the necessity
of doing 80. at an carly day. ~ all our accounts
unsettled on the fr't cj ipra .~cf will. through
necessity have to pass into other hands for collie
ton. u at that time. we will move from AcXandra.
teb l--2w TAYLOR 4 HUTCHINSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-03

Warren county, Va, jan 20-sot.
I CAN HONEY 10 the Comb, for sale by
| j.u II PERRY ! PENSYRACkER.