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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-05-18
COURT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


~ the Honorable JAMES BURNSIDE Esauire
President Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of
the twenty-hft judicial District, composed of the
counties OF Clearheld, Centre and Clinton-and the
honorable William L. Moore and Benjamin Bon
san, Associate Judges of Clearfeld county, have
Issued their precept, to me directed for the hold
ing oil Court OF Common Pleas, Orphans Court
Court OF Quarter Sessions, Court of Oyer & Termi
ner; and Court of General Jail Delivery, at Clear
heid' IN and for Clearfield Co, the Third 1TOn
day, tho 10th day of JUNE next
NoIlCE Is, therefore hereby given, to the Cor
oner, justices of the Peace and Censtables in and
Tor SAID county of Clearfed to appear in their own
proper persons with their Rolls, Records Inquisi-
tions, Examinations, and other Remembrances to
do those things which to their Offices, and in their
behalf pertain TO be DONE and Jurors and Witnes
ses are requested to be then and there attending,
and not TO depart without leave. at their per;I
GIVEN under my hand at Clearfeld, this 18th dsv
of May in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ifry-nine, and the eighty
second year of American Independence
FREDERICK G. MILLER Sbar;s
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-05-18

EXCELSIOR MARBLE YARD.
The undersigned hereby announ- Z<3
ces to the citizens of clearfeld county, Il
that he is still engaged. at his old stand .zEaZa
in TYRONE CITY. in erecting MONUMENT
amt BOX TONES. Also Head and Foot Stones
of the latest and most approved styles and on the
most reasonable terms. All orders promptly at
tended to. Address, ISAAC BERLIN,
Aug %. 1858 --dec23-'JT- Tyrone City.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-05-18

,EDAR AND WILLOW WARE. received at The
~ cheap cash store,' and for sale by
1nPIE -, loos. VIM f. IRWIN
AohEhtL AND HERRING, of best quality.
Apr 81, 1859 WM iRwtn
kACoN-Hams, sides and Shoulders--on hand
anu Tor sate at the 'cheap cash store" by
Apr 27, 1859 WM IRWIS
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-05-18

100 ACRES OF LAND, on the Erie Turn
I@O pike, about miles west of Curwensyille,
and l35 ACRES OF LAND, adjoining the same
will be sold on accommodating terms The land
lies well, is all susceptible of cultivation and is
well covered with choice pine tim Der suitable for
shingles, saving or square timber A saw niIT
near by. Apply TO l.. j. GRAMS
mar25 Clearfeld
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-02
Saving Machine for an Empress.

A firm in Philadelphia, engaged in the
manufacture of sewing machines. have pre-
pared one rs a present to the Empress Eu-
genie. letter, describing it, says:
Upon silver base, embossed ill elaborate
elegance. the escutcheun of the Empire, while
the whole rests upon four silver lions, over
which AN eagle is perched. The names OF
Napuleon's generals and victories appear up
ON the base, and at the end, upon square,
u statuette of the great Napoleon is standing.
This il done in enamelled work, and is II
gem in its line. At the side of this figure,
the Goddess of Industry is seen, and over
both spread eagle is flying, which, bending
forward, forms the vibratory arm Of the ma
chine, the needle being in the beak Of the
royal bird. The plate of the machine Is OF
highly polished steel, supported 10y four
Angels of silver with wings of gold, and in
front of the plate is the inseri pti"n. The
case and table Of the machine is to be made
of wood from Mount Vernon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-02
The Position Of the South.

The voters of this country have doubtless
observed that, according to Democracy. the
South has very bad habit (as the Savannah
Republican remarks of getting periodically
into positions of great danger, from which it
takes all the wisdom and patriotism of her gal
liant SONS to extricate her. The panic may be
local or general. 1t comes on in our cities and
congressional districts almost invariably Just
before an election. 1t becomes general just
previous to a presidential election, and 1t
never fails that there is somebody, or some
party, who alone can set matters ight and
avert the great calamity. If the "h"nest
masses" have not already noticed these p"-
litical penomena, we beg leave to call their
attention specially to the subject.
There are some people simple enough. or
so uncharitable, us to believe that this period
zeal cry Of "wolf" is a bogus alarm, and
that all these fearful crises in our history are
fictions in the brains of politicians, who raise
u whirlwind that they may ride upon II into
Office, or like certain fish. muddy the wa
tiers around them that their own deformities
may be shut out from sight. Be this as 1t
may, it is very certain that when these
alarmists become firmly seated III Il good
aud profitable place. we hear no more OF II
crisis; the storm suddenly subsidies, aud the
country marches on peacefully to u most 81"
rious destiny, We ask the people If this Is
not their experience in public afalrs?-
RicL WIi1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-02
ALEXANDRIA FEMALE SEMINARY.

HNHE TWELFTH ANNUAL SESSION OF
/ this Institution for Boarding and Day Scho-
lars, will commence on the 18th OF next (Sep-
tember.)
Every effort will be made 10 continue the School
worthy of that liberal support which it has hith-
erto received. and such changes rs observation
and experience have shown to be necessary, will
he introduced
Lectures, fully illustrated. will he regularly de-
Hyered aS heretofore, upon Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry, and Astronomy.
Those who design to send their daughters dur.
ing the approaching session. will please inform the
Principal at early day ms possible. a. no seats
will he considered engaged unless by special re-
quest.
Circulars. giving full information will be fur
nshed to any who may desire them.
Sth mo 2-d3w JAMES ). HALLOW ELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-02

REMAKKS.-The market opened with very
li,,l. activity. The demand is limited and the
receipt. light but some very pretty samples OF
nav Wheat we're offered Change. In Flour
W., have no change to note since last Friday.
Prices arc steady, but the transactions are to u
limited extent, and principally confined to the city
trade, Sales of white Wheat were made at l2O
.s5, aud Zoe for ordinary to fair. Several lots
Of prime were offered, but there was much diff
ference iu the views of buyers aud sellers, there
we're no sales and We are without quotations for
this description. Red was sold at ll5(9 llSc. Tor
good. Several lot. Of white and red were put IN
store Corn is in very light request, and sales
difficult zoe. was offered for cargo OF prime
white, but was refused Rye is also quiet at 6Oc.
Gets very quiet, aud no sales reported Business
is dull, aud money tight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-02

x,w Booxs.-T. b. Peterson K Bros,
phi,aJ.lphia, have published the Memoirs OF
y,locq, formerly principal agent OF the
r,.n,h Police, written by himself, with illus
,r.,iv. ensraviuss from designs by Crulk-
Shank. vidoeq has related the adventures
,rb;.h he SAW, and in which he was engaged
IN lively, spirited manner. lie was a re-
.rL .hle man, and has many remarkable
stories to tell.
ps,sr.on 4 Bros. have issued two more OF
n. wayerly Novels-The fair Maid OF Perth
and The Betrothed-in the cheap but hand
..rie, Of those Novels, which they are
engaged in Publishing.
Received and for sale at the bookstore OF
n., + French, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-02
The Markets.

BALrnoRE, Aug. Flour has advanced lie,
closing buoysnt; sales Of 1000 bbls; City Mills
and Howard street S525 Wheat has declined 3(G
Sc; sales Of 10000 bush; white ll5@ 1880; red
llO@ i2Oc. Corn closed dull receipts q, 900 bush
white 7sM SIC; yellow SOC. Provisions closed
dull; bacon sides gsc.; mess pork $l5.I5. Wits
hoy closed dull at 211c.
NHw Y0RK, Avg. Flour has advanced 100
poe; State $4.Sj@$5.lO; Ohio $5.30@$5.7O.-
Wheat has advanced (a2c.; red 1850 1900; COM
mon white l3jc Corn closed with declining
tendency; new mixed 774c.; white SAC. Pork clo-
.ed quiet mess $l5.2j; prime $lOT5. Lard
closed quiet at l01@lOi. Whiskey closed dull
at 2j!c. Stocks dull. Cumberland Coal Co.
H. Va is ~. Mo. 6's S2i.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-02
"A New Issue"

The Bowling Green Gazette states that in
the counties of Edmondson and Butler. in
Kentucky, two candidates for the Legislature
have sprung new State question: There
has been II law in Kentucky for some time
past that gives reward To any person who
shall kill Il red fox. Now one of these can
didates takes the position that instead of red
fox any should be inserted. lie says there
are many sections of the State where there
are no red foxes, and he thinks that the law
should be so changed as to give Kentuckians
generally the benefit of it, The other OPP.
poses it as bitterly as the first named advo-
Gates IT,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-02
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
ADDITIONAL t,om California.

ST. Louis, Aug. 1.-The overland mail
from San Francisco IN the Sth ult. reports
the seizure of 100000 pounds Of coffee, ship
ped by the captain Of the runaway bark
Messenger Bird. from Tahiti
Extensive gold discoveries have been made
on Walker river, which caused much excite
ment in Nevada and Edorado counties.
A fire ut Weayersvile Oh the 9th ult.
caused loss of 100000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-02
A L II A N A C
1859,
MAI Rim Re LIST.
PORT OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ARRIv ED.

ARRIVED.
Ship Silver Star, Wade Chincha Islands, go
days to the Capes,) guano {" Fowle 4 Co.
Brig j. NJ. Sawyer, Bradley, Boston, to 1. j.
Mehsffey.
Schr. VIM. $. Triplett. Pritchei. Baltimore, lum-
Der to F"wle Co.
Schr. Fairfax, Mott, New York, to =. Shinn.
Schr. COquette, Skinner Baltimore, ~ Fowle
Schr. Milhado, Jones' Baltimore, guano to Knox
Bro.
Schr James House, Sprague, New York, to Bor-
den Mining Co.
Schr Win. A. Croker, Endicott, Dghton, t"
Borden Mining Co.
Sehr. +. e. Knight, Whirllow, Providence, to T.
j. Mehafey.
Schr Dancing Wave, Bennett, EaStport, to
Cazenove L Co.
Schr. -, Self, Curriomun, wheat to Wash
ington Co
Schr Intelligencer Wilkerson, Mattox, wheat to
Washington Co.
Sloop Alena, Dent, Pomonkey, corn to Wash
ington Co.
Steamer James jerome, Jerome, Philadelphia,
to :. Shinn.
Steamer c. C. Alger, Shore, Philadelphia. to
VIM. II. Fowle / Son.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, to Wheat
4 Bre.
Schr Louisa Tucker, Robinson. Troy, by L. j.
Mehshey.
MEAoRANDA.
Briggs Hancock, Tucker. and Baron dc Castine,
Larkin, hence at Boston. 18th ult.
Brig Loruno Gibbs cid at Boston, for this port,
29th ult.
Brig Black Hawk Tabbutt, cid at ST. John, n.
B., for this port, 18th ult
Scbr. Israel, North, cid at Baltimore, for
Georgetown, 5Oth ult.
Schr. J. P. Spedden. Graves, cid nj Baltimore
for fredericksburg Both ult.
Schr. A. Middleton. Jr, Sipple. from George
town, arrived ut Holmes Hole, 9th ult.
Schr. Minerva, Hall, from Georgetown, arrived
at Fall River, 26th ult.
Schrs Jonas Sparks, Rogers, hence ut, aud Car
oline, Anderson, cid from Wareham, for this port
9th ult
Schrs. C. II. Peasles, Foster, b. l.. Berry, Wea-
yer, and Tryphenia, Nickerson, hence at Boston,
2Sth ult.
Schr. Mary A. Caroline, Bowers. hence at Bos-
ton. 29th ult.
Schr X. A. Wood. Cranmer from Boston, for
Georgetown, was at Holmes Hole. eth ult.
Schrs Emma Emelia, Harding for Georgei"wni
cid at New York, Gath ult and Statesman, Ai"tt
from do, arrived ut do, 2ath nll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-02
BY YESTERDAY EVENINGS MAILS.

The Richmond Enquirer says:-ln the copy
of Governor Wises letter, published i'll the
New York Herald" very material error
occurs. In several places the word ''potHi-
cur is used instead Of 'poticidt." This al
together changes the sense. Gov. Wise con-
tends that our citizens, native and naturaiz-
ed, while abroad, are subject to the. 'poi'-
cjoF' regulations of foreign countries, but in
no case incur 'poiitma" obligations.
SINGULAR Hoe DISEAsE.-A strange disease
has appeared among the hogs of several
farmers in the vicinity, which taxes the in
uuiry of all 10 account for. The skin becomes
covered with pimples and little sores, re-
srmblmg leprosy aud the affected hos dies of
suddenly. TIE disease does not appear to
have any effect on the hog internally, rs the
hog cholera, whchis also prevailing TO some
extent. Rtersbmy Express.
-Four prisoners escaped from the Charlotte
isl ON the 2lst ult Their names are Floyd,
under sentence of death: afterwards recap
tur.d and taken back Wall and Stockton, IL
free negro who had not been taken at last ar-
counts. Wall AMI Stockton were awaiting
trial under charge OF larceny. The free negr"
for mSdemeauor.
Thomas Garrett, employed at the depot of
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Com,
pany, met with an accident on Friday even
Ing, which it is feared will result fatally. lie
was between wv" freight cars and in the act
Of coupling them, but failing To insert the pm
in the connecting Inks, the ears came To-
gether, catching the unfortunate man be-
tween, and crushing him badly.
The contractors for the extension of the
House telegraph. from Richmond to Peters
burg, are now engaged in distributing the
poles along the roate, preparatory to the es-
tablishmeut ut the line.
A free negro fortune teller was whipped
to death Il few days ago near Dinwiddie
Court House, 10y II slave man, Tor intimacy
with the latter'S wife.
David May, esq, declines being candl'
date for the vacant Judgeship of the Second
judicial Circuit
The Hon. John Letcher is still in feeble
health. He is staying at the Hot Springs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-02
Low-ueck Dresses.

A city servant GIRL in II letter to the "Old
Folks ut Home" thus describes the prevail,
ing fashion of low-necked dresses:
"As for the 10 necs the loer it is the more
fashunabil yu air. an the les cloz VA ware
the more fashunabil VA air drest: Mis- G"olra
give me IL blu silk Nv hern and cut its nee
orr and SuZin Summons cut orr hern aud We
attracx CRATE eel Of attenshun to our ncrs,
prominadin' in the streets lyke luther ladys
and holdn up our cl"z. Nobody isn't nothn
now which dusnt hold up her cloz, and the
hier yu holds them the more yu air th"t ov.
1iupr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-02
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION!

-U-> TIE CliOlR VI HE vi. Il.
i-...a-slS CHUKCH, SOUTH, of this place,
have eugug ed the steamer THOMAS COLLfER
for MOONLIGHT EXCURSION down the Pc
turuac, on MONDAY EVENING next, August Sth.
The steamer will leave her wharf AT 5 o'clock,
and proceed down the river about forty miles, and
return At n seasonahle hour thus afording de
lishtiul trip by Moonlight
During the Excursion, the Choir will render
some Of their Ch0ruSses.
Tickets - cts--Children Is cts. To be had OF
Joseph Grigg. corner King and West streets; ).
Humphries C.. +. Hunter, CORNER King and It.
Asaph streets; J. Entwsle, jr., aud Of the Com
mittee.
Committee:
c. h. Shirley, j. HumPhries,
Geo. Il. Harper. James Grss
.,,,. IS.ntinrl r,ny
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-02

From lecture delivered by DR.. Morris }.
Franklin, in Providence. Oh Sunday even
ing, and reported in the Providence Evening
Press, we gather some facts in relation to the
Jews in the United States. The Jews in this
country, the speaker said. now number about
two hundred thousand. The attention OF the
Jews in Europe is turned towards America,
on account of the persecution To which they
are subjected in some countries on the CONT
nent, aud rapid increase in their numbers
here may be expected by Immigration
Many Jews in this country are occupying
prominent and influential POSITIONS in poll
ties aud business. Messrs. iulee and Ben
iamin, Of the United States Senate, and
MeSSrs Xollicoffcr. Oliver, Philips and Hart,
Of the National House of Representatives,
are numbered among the children of Abra-
ham. Instead of reading the Scri ptures i'll
the Hebrew tongue, understood only as the
Rabbi interprets it, many now use the Eng
ish version This class have introduced
many reforms into their mode of Worship
they now have their choirs, their organs
and their Sabbath Schools.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-02

nISSOLUTlON.-T The partnership heretofore
- existing between SETTLE a ROGERS, Is
this day mutually dissolved. Each one of the
partners will use the signature of the finn in the
settlement of the business
As il is desirable that all accounts now stand
ing open should he settled, either by payment
note, respectfully ask all indebted to render u*
that accommodations at their earliest convenience.
The business will he continued at the old stand,
under new firm, in the name of ROGERS
co. SETTLE Il ROGERS
l.ar.. Fannnier County. Va. aug 2-eolw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-02
New York Money Market.

The exports of the soven principal staples since
tn, hrs, OF January amount to sl.,oSs,700, being
II decrease OF S2.72l.3 compared with the
same period Of 1898.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing house on
Saturday were $l6,1oJ,l us, aud the balances $l,-
G2g027 The exchanges for the week were $lO3,
Jy7 sy6 being daily average of $l7,232, 1888,
against $lY, IA, 10 during the week ending ON the
previous Saturday.
The Banks have been fortified in their specie
line by the California import of more than two
millions, and the receipt of $3il,O 900 from New
orleans by steamer i'll addition to what may have
been received from the interior
The steamer City of Washington. which sailed
f,r Liverpool, took out Sl.2l5,OOO in specie; the
Ariel S6sj.7l7, of which $40, 900 wss in Mexican
silver. received from Now Orleans. and the remain
der in California bars and silver bulion--nsking
the total shipment of the day $l.9lO,1l7.
The receipts from customs on Thursday amount
ed to $l4l,O42 yesterday to $l6s,75s; balance in
Subtreasury $j.lO4 ,OsO.
Au official summary of the condition Of the
Banks Of this State shows the following RESULTS
Liabilities S2s3,6Sl, 194; resources equivalent
A compared with the statement OF March IL, that
"i June D. for all the banks, shows the following
results:
Discounts, decrease ,4Ol,2OS
Specie do. .................... 4.3O6.626
NHcuiatlOn, 10. l,&iS,OVl
Deposites, do. ..................... g,642,637
Capital. increase ................. 1895
There arc 3O2 Banks in operation in N. York;
!" III New York city, and 24Siu the other portions
VI the State.
he amount of dry goods thrown upon the mar
St tor tho week ending the 18th was $4,255,95Si
since the hrst of January 7l.2Os,3a2 The totals
ate considerably above those for the same period
lN'' aud 1888, almost double that of last year.
lhs heaviest entries of wooden goods and silks.
The news from Europe in regard to cotton and
"eadsaaS is not favorable. There is decided
tendency 10 further decline
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-02
The ssason-The Approaching Fall Trade, etc

The Season-The Approaching Fall Trade, etc
We are getting on through the dog days
'.as well as can he expected under the CIR
cumsances" July is about played out, y
and, with only August to come, We may be-
gin to look forward 10, and prepare for, au
tumm and winter In the course of another
fortnight or 80, absentecs will begin to return
from their summer haunts, and the general
business of the city will resume its wonted
busy, bustling aspect There are already Il
good many merchants in town from the South
and Southwest. making purchases, and, as
the season wears on. their numbers will
doubtless increase. The retail trade, mean
while, is said to be excellent, all things con-
sidered. The expectation, on all hands,
seems to he that Il prosperous fall business
is to he done. The only drawback, perhaps,
is market overstocked with surplus of
foreign goods; the result of this oyerstocking
must be, to bring down prices to point
which will leave for our home manufactures
no chance of existence y Erp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-02
Hostilitiss among the Indians.

Sr. Louis Aug. 1.-The overland Califor-
MIA mail party reports that the Greeks and
Cherokees on the reservation west of Arkan-
sas, are in open hostility, in consequence of
murders alleged to have been committed by
thu farmer nation
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-02
aaa ega ssssas 4
CANAL COMMERCE.
ARRIVED, August !.

Boats n j. Herston, John James, Iru Josiah
Witt. Union, DR.. j. Robertson, Ann Eliza, Emma
Rbinehsrt, John J. Jordon, .. W. Stertevant
aud Martin Hoffman, coal to 1. j. Mehnney:
Boats Mount Savage, II. Kelsey anu james
Crawford, coal to Fowle Co.
Host. / p Wright, john II. Shaw. and Liberty,
GOAL to frosihutg Cosl 70. -
koats RSscse, D,ttch Hen, Samuel l'enl:an,
John q. Lynn, and A, Leitbr, coal 10 Borden Min
ing Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-02
DIED.

At Culpeper Ct. House. on the 2sth ut., at the
residenc of Colonel T.. A. Freeman, EDWARD
CAMPBELL only child of c. j. and A. {. Mena
ger aged wear and month
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-02
Richmond Market, August ].

DC breaks of Tobacco are becoming lighter, as
"s tue receipts. There is, however. considerable
aH'u'aon III the market, and there is no falling OF
'"u Tue quotations of last week.
"a Flour there is yet but little doing, and quota
"O ~, are little more than nominal.
wheat remained unaltered at $3.50 for prime
.u' ana sl'lO for prime white some extra sam.
x ~, nave brought cents more. The receipts Of
"mea' are becoming heavy, and no doubt prices
VII 'ec"ne somewhat sflected thereby.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-02

10 Co>srNrTIvHs.-Th advertiser hav-
,as, 'seu restored to health in few weeks, by u
y.., supple remedy, after having suffered several
G,,a WIN a severe Lang Affection. and that dread
:, oonsumption,-is anxious to make known
:. Yellow sufferers the means Of cure. To ell
No., ae''e !! he will seud copy of the preserip
used gee @F etarge) with directions for nrs-
.ar. s 4Aa Using the saas, which they will find
Tbs nnH iSr C""'u~ptio., A.tAn,a, Rrunchitis, de-
r,s.ar,., OBJECT Of the advertiser In sending the
s.-,v psoh Hto benefit the afflicted, and be hopes
asp aI1lsr viii try his remedy, ~ 1t will cost
s,lina 'n VI and iaay prove blessing. Parties
"e prescription will please address.
!, 49, REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WV WILLIAMSBURG Long Island
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-02
MARRIED.

On the 9Th instant, at Kinsale. Va, by the Rev.
Mr.. Dasbields, FOSTER MAYNARD, Of Bulh
more, Mary land, TO Miss MAGGIE J. HUDSON,
OF the above place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-02

EInn REWARD. Runaway from the sub
SlU''scriber, about the Eth "f June. II negro
man JOSEPH. who CALI himself Jo Long. j"
is rather light color, about 30 years DID, five feet
: or y inches high with rather thick lip. Ia I.ar
trular marks re.ollvcted, D" 10 ! know what
k,nd of oiathes be wnre. He hired for the
year ~ Mr.. j. A. chapp.lier, near Paris, who had
some ditllrulty with him-and II Is SUPPOSED he 10
still lurk ing about the neighborhoOd. Areward of
$50 will he given ii found and apprchended in
the neighb"rhoul or county. and delivered TO me;
Slon il taken up out of the State, gnl -ecure so
that ge, him. \. II. SETTLE,
EXr ST &. Carr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-02

4 man named Wyatt was poisoned last
week, it is supposed, by his son. lie resid-
ed on the North Fork, near the mouth Of Red
IrepE Va