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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-10

CHOVEIS AND SPADES.-Just received n
- supply of Ames 4 Rowlamd's l. and ID handle
Shovels and Spades, by GEO. I. BALDWIN,
nup ~ No. IL North Fairfax street.
VIRGINIA HAMMERED IRON, Just in store.
Y purchased at reduced rates, and for sale ae-
cordingly. [sug Isl GEO. I. BALDWIN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-10

TNlE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
i ALEXANDRIA. continues 10 insure against
Fire. generally. in Town md Country s heretofore,
on the most reasonable terms.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
ANTHONY i. COVER. President.
William Gregory, Edwards Hough,
Robert JamcS"n, James j. smith,
Thuunus H. Keith, Robert q. Ni"lcti,
William II. Fnwlc, Thomas Mccormick,
John II. Brent. ID. Il. Smith,
John Z. Daingerfcid,
.y.- Office hours from . to ! l. and from 81 to 3!
o'cIork G.. ". WATTLES. Secretary.
Office on King street, near ~. Asaph.
nov l0--dly
TINuE "PoTOMAC INSURANCE COMPANY
/ OF ALEXANDRIA," oilers u reliable insnr-
aucp for such Fire and Marine risks they may
cciyc ut their Office. No II. Fairfax street.
BOiRD or D!RECTORS
Prcsiient.--p. B0Yp SMITH.
Robert :. A.hby. VIM. n. McVeigh,
&. i. Ice, ~ Boush,
r. R,rtou. Lewis Mckenzie.
E.bI2-tf T. B. POWELL, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-10

AIEGROES WANTED wish to purchase
IN any number Of NEGROES, for which Will
pay liberal prices Those wishing to soll' will 90
wsll to call on me- before selling, at my old stand'
At West End, Alexandra, Va.
aug l1d6 J0ekPA bnoAH'
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RIBBONS, MILLINERY, and STRAW GOODS

FALL AND WINTER 1852.
ARMSTRONG, GATOR * CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JUBBEgs ~
RIBRONS, BONNET SILKS AND SATIN,
VELEETS, KUCHE,
FLOWERS, FEATHERS,
STRAW BONNETS, FLATS, &c.
No. 237 and Loprs or 239 BALTIMORE SrREsr,
BALTIMORE, ND,
Offer a stock unsurpassed in the United States
in yariory and chcapness.
Orders solicited, and prompt attention given.
Terms, 3 month";. Six per cent. o1 for cash,
par fund.-.
Baltimore, aug l7-eolm
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FOWLE & CO. Alexandria. Va.
PERUVIAN GUANC

T IMPORTERS OF GUANU. PLASTER, SALT
i SUGARS, M0LASSES. &C., &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-10

NrOTICE.-The subscribers have formed CO.
~ PARTNER SHIP under the firm of ). ~. d
r. H. HUNTOY, for the purpose Of manutac,ur-
ing WOOLEN GOODS, at Buckland, Prince " Il.
liam County. Va.
JOHN B. HUNT0N, Buckland, Va:
ROBT. II. HUNT0N, Alexandria, Va
ian Scott
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& + s + 8 + + + : s f

T f 5 : ? 2 + 7 ; : :
n. B.-A WORD OF EXPLANATION to
those who have known Us under the style OF EVANS
4 Co. The business located by us ut No. oil
Broadway. New York City. i. the oldest establish
cl house ia the country. and il known world wide
Ms the original "EYANS 4 CO.'S GIFT BOOK
STORE" Many have taken the advantage Of our
ropularity to advertise under the same name, 10
increase their tradc---to protect the few who may
bc unacquaintcd with Us, we would state that We
have no connection with any other Gift Book
Ilouse--anl though many advertise under the
name of EVANS 4 Cu the firm constituted by ID.
W, EVANS and J. II. PRESTON, is tho first
and only concern rghtfully using the name. But
To prevent all confusion in the future VIC shall use
the style Of
b. W. EVANS 4 CO.,
and all persons wrongfully using the appellaton
to inisleai the public, will bo made to suffer the
penalty Of the law. ID. W. EVANS Il Co.
No. 677 Broadway, New York.
New York. aug ls-9awam
rT,o MILLERs, MANUFACTURERS, MA
i CHINISTs, dc.-For sale at Manufacturers
prices. for cash.
vulcaniled India Rubber Machine Betting, Of
all sizes.
Mixed Steam Packing, in sheets Of all thick
nesses and lengths.
Gum Packing with cloth insertion.
Pure yulcanizcd Sheet Rubber, Of all thickness
es and lengths,
HYdraut, Engine steam, and Suction Hose, Of
all sizes.
Gaskets, Washers, Rings, Couplings, Hose Pipes,
Sprinklers, &C., &c.
Also. superior article Of ANCHOR BOILING
CLOTHS OF ever number. Orders from the coun-
try promptly attended to. J. VI. NEWTON,
jy 2l--2awan Theatre Building.
TOHN MURPHY, ATTORNEY AT Ia w,
y will practice in the Courts of Wcstmoreland,
Richmond, and Northumberland Counties. Post
Office, Rics's Store, Westmsrslsnd County,VA
ie~ 6-tf
WJ0OL purchased by
w js3 ROBINSON / PAYNE.
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SMITHS FILES AND SCREW PLATES
y Very superior Files and Horse RaSps. and n
full assortment Of Stocks and Dies. just received
from the makers GEO. L. BALDWIN.
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rs FOR RENT-The two-story Il OK
u DWELLING and STORE attached, No. li9,
King street, next door to Mr.. David Aprich >
Confectionery establishment Possession given
the 2Gth Of July. For terms. apply to GEO. f.:
FRENCH, "Frcnch's Book and Periodical Depot
~ lo-cotP
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/-A TO RENT. (pcrhaps,) ono nf the very best
- fire proof WAREHOUSES; ~Alexandria,
suited TO accommodate n large Grain or Grocery
business. having openings on every side, adjoining
the Warehouse of Benjamin ii. Lambert on the
wharf. JoslAii III. DAVIS
I'm
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lNIAGON BOWS, BENT RIMS AND IA
w TENT CLOTH, and great variety OF best
Mslleabc Castings, offered AT lowest rates All
in want are solicited to call before purchasing.
aupls GEO. +. BALDWIN.
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=. BAUMGARTEN,

J. bhUuthhl6N,
No, 49a, 7ih siresi, opposite Odd fsIioEs Hdft,
WASHINGTON,
NNGRAYER and designer in general, mabutac-
IL turer and inventor VI the new, improved seal
presses, watch-case engrayer, wood engrayer. nu-
sic puDcher, stencil CUTTER copperplate engrayer,
and photographer is prepared to execute cngrayings
on any meal-on gold, silver, brass, copper, steel
&C., in as good and workmanship a manner az by
AM other establishment in the United States. The
advertiser feels confident that all orders entrusted
to him will give perfect satisfaction, charges
made.
SEAL PRESSES,
OFFICIAL HAND AND BLOCK SEALS,
WATCH CASE ENGRAYER,
WOOD ENGRAYER,
MUSIC PUNCHER,
STENCIL CUTTER,
COPPER PLATE ENGRAVkR,
Washington, jy 22-ly &c. DC. &c.
VERY PINF IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
Y sEGARS, CHEWING TOBACCO, &e.---The
subscriber has lately received large addition Ia
his stock, and is quite confident that he can please
the taste Of almost any one wanting articles in his
line. He names in part, some very fine HA EANA
,SEGARS, out Of the same lot that President Buch-
anan smokes; very superior CHE BING 1OBAc-
co, Of various brands; genuine Turkish StOk-
ING TOBACCO; PIPES and STEMS, IN great
variety, &c. For sale, wholesale and retail.
CHARLES P. SHAW,
jsn24-H N. 4. cor. Of King Fairfax sts,
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s FOR RENT-The DIV ELLiNG on Alfred
Iii street, heretofore occupied by Mr.. James p.
Smith, to whom application can he made. tor
term, &c. RICHARDS c. SMITH,
is ls-cntf Executor Of II. c. Smith, decd
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.U-, NOTlCE.--The steamer IA MES
lat.:s.Ea lat.:si.EaG GTr having resumed her route on
A. Potomac River, will leave Washington on
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at 6. A. NJ. Return
ilg will leave Currioman on WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS. stopping ut all the regular Land
iIs', gong sud returning.
LUCiEN S. PAGE. Proprietor.
Nam Rnrsu A,sn, NH lO---tf
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..r FOR RENT-The HOUSE on Cameron
r. street, at present occupied by Doctor Lewis
Possession given the 18th Of september. For
terms, apply 10 Doct. KING, Us. A. Washington
jy 1T
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GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS!
THE ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK STORE.
DIV. EVANS & CO.,
THE 677 BROADWAY, 677 THE
FIFTH VIEW YORK. FIFTH
YEAR ESTABLISHED 1854. YEAR.

The following is partial list of property which
will be given to the purchasers of Books at the time
of sale: worth from
Gold Watches. English Lover,
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II. w. Thomas. Prest. Thomas /. Hill, Irccr
I. B. Robertson, Y. .Prcs't Wm. Wright. Secretary.
JAS r. CLOSE, Actuary & General Agent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-18
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
7star,si Ggics, W. l3s Ani. Sr-s. R,tAaoIL, )
erroRrrp FOR THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
ALARMING INreIIIeENcE

Ill" following is the substance of the tclc,
graph ami letters received by the Executive
Of Virginia, which will be found interesting a,
this particular time.
Col. Davis III ClarleStown tclcsrsphs Ia
Mr. Barbour at '~ia,pcr's Ferry, to telegraph
the Mayor # .Alcxandria 10 call Capt. NJ.
Maryc. ~ the McuMt Vernon Guards, to his
all immediately.
Mr.. Harbour add to the Mayor of AlcXan,
iria. tina, the message 10 him reported 30
armed men cncampcd n licrryvillc Ford.
This WAS all Mr.. Barbour knew IL the
case.
Capt. Maryc telograihcd that !Ie would lc,y.
Alexandria with ls Company. at } O'Clock
Friday morning.
Col. Stewart aud Major Duffy boil, telc,
sTaphcd the Governor requesting orders to take
two companies and the artillery.
The Governor has given the orders to move
immediately upon the Bcrryville Ford, unless
information guided thcw otherwise.
Col. PAWS telesraphS TO Governor Wise to
order oUt the cavalry, which has been done
Col. Davis says " there, is a guerilla war here;
the property Of five u! the best citizens has
been burnt Upon this the Governor has OF,
dcrcd thc'lSt Regiment Richmond) to be in
rcldin"S>, and they We're awaiting orders last
night.
This alarm confirms anonymous communities
tio:l> received BY the Executive in the last two
days. warning him Of the intended raids in dif.
frcemt squads along the borders Of Virginia and
Kentucky. He is also warned Of an abolition
scheme which may be in connection to kidnap
and spirit away prominent citizens or members
Of their families, ard to keep them as hostages
for the pardon of the culplilS.
And lie i warned to keep himself and his
friends on their guard, and that it is prudent
tor Virginia, in concert with Maryland, to aug
mrnt forces near CharlcStown and ~lIarpcr's
Ferry, as the days of the execution approach ;
and that the abclitioniStS are certainly tamper-
ing with and exciting the free negroes at various
points in the North. trsomc desperate attempt.
ln.view of eyerythin. surrounding the State
and its border. it will he necessary for the peo-
pie not 10 flock in crowds 10 the scene Of the
executions. The times when they occur will
lie the VERY time, when the homc>tsads on the
border Will be most threatened with torches.
Let those not ;,uder arms NJ thc executions
haud together as guards Of the border. 1t is
very apparent nov, that 4 considerable force
will be absolutely necessary III all the region
Of i.ouioun, Clarke. Jefferson and Berkeley
counties. There aill be full military force at
the executions; but every citizen not in the
ranks, one With another, oaght 10 he arming
and organizing a. patrols and guards. and as
volunteer ~y.tlcttcS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-18
TIE STEAMSHIP NORTH STAR.

New NoG., Nov. l7.-Inteiliccncc has been
received that the steamship North Star got
aground Oh the French Keys, on the 25th Oct,
where She remained seen days. Sine then
20, off without assistance. and sailed again to
.l>;nwall on the u November.
The new> Of the safety Of the North Star
was received hy Il letter to ;he Charleston
Courier. from NASSAU, New Providence. There
ar uo farther particulars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-18
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES AND LOSS OF LIFE.

Ag;,yTA. Ga. Nov. l1.-SiX new stores on
White Hall street, were burnt last night. The
lo., s., ab"u, 100000. Two children were
LIl". in tine houses.
Vt Cri,lin, Georgia. about the same time.
>,v tiuc stores on Main street, and a warehouse
continuing -" bales Of cotton, were burnt
rhc loss = estimated 1T So. 00Q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-18

OF WOUD, EDDY 4 COS Iot'cFivs VII 'Ih' place u Nl
suStH, Georgia, a. follows
Class .ij, Draws Saturday, November y ln1'.
Class 10, Draws Saturday, November II, lS59'
Glass j., Draws Saturday, November ~, l'1'.
Class ~, Draws saturday, December ), lS1?.
Glass III, draws Saturday, December IL, ln1'.
Class -, Draws saturday. December n, lS1'.
Glass %, draws saturday, December 81, loi".
Class 81, Draws Saturday, January !. 1860.
Glass 81, Draws Saturday, january II, 1850.
Class -, Draws Saturday, January -, lej'.
ORDINARN y
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LOTTERIES.
WOOD, EDDY Il cos
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES!
rlSAND
CApI,rAL pRlZE loo. nuO DOLL Il
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000 DOLLARS!

NEARLY uNE rElZl To EvEiN NINE Tf,NETS.
FENl!E Extraordinary drawings nfWo"D, Eppr q c.. sin
4 gle Number Lotteries will take rlac'. in public. urlrT
the superintendent OF sworn Commissioner at Augusta,
Ca, a follows
Glass II, Draws Saturday, November ~, 1872.
Glass IL, Draws Saturday, December l.. 1872.
Class %, Draws Saturday, January u, 1860.
Glass to, Draws Saturday, February i, I-dn.
ENIItNORDINA AIRY DRAWING
III ilkr plrcr ~ above sprciiit-i. -
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GONE TO CANADA.

EusG"y. Nov. iT.-lt is stated tina, d.. Howe
las gone t" Canada His friends, however,
d.>r.aim any CONNECTION on his part with the
late p!oi in Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-18
BymosEp RESCUE OF JOHN BROWN.

WA>myGToN, New. I've have a ruuor
here 20 day, that jam Brown has been res.
cucd: bu; ii is diShcli"vcd. The Associated
Press agent has received no ln'ima,ion of any
-Uch transaction.
No one IN Richmond believes any such ru-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-18
LATER lRoM BROWNSVILLE.

Mn ORLEANS, Nov. IA gentleman who
Left Brownsville on the 18th inst, reports that
the attack on brownsville had not been made
b; cortruas. Ul.t 1t Was hourly expected.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-18
tr fSczND1AEIsM IN NEW ORLEANS.
FROM TEXAS.

Ms uslr,xS. Nov. 1.-THE Texas Legs
la;urt I."s been organized. The lloustonlteS
have elected their officers.
Lieut.. Hogan wa h.ny wounded in a battle
with indians - Tie It'll inst. The Indians
were defeated.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-18
NEW YORK ELECTIONS.

AlH.Sr, Nos. 1.-THE official returns up to
: o'clock tn evening, show Joncs' majority to
be 10: H:c'noud'>. 2.l7r; SINNERS, 24S
all Democrats. Forrest, Republican, for
Prize, Inspector, ha> l3l majority.
MCAE INcENDLAEIsM IN NEW ORLEANS.
NM C","l~s Nov. Ten dwellings in
the f,n district were burned last night by an
i5yru,!iary.
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.Ea hE,l"H DA,t>, itCI.

49,. N.E.s&G~.- TIL, lay, o; 10 o'clock, | " Sci
~ .r go, '-rrrr.-HitE. EUv.. Girl., Women su :
Ia..- GrCIV. DAVIS. AGct.
s..s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-18

l.T4Cco.-Tae bushes, u 81, " ,r.hnG.c. g,u.i..-. u.
let. ". I4";- t.tg.ug, - s.-., Lls, - L,a
.'.H :. MULAi .-lTigts Az easter. Ny ..y'- rr@ae
~ l.Ho; Extra a. ., lower .rai, .tlI .". Fa'yE-
- aye et.ly G.lIc At auviii.nu.. say -gr"r4.r.. kS7,
1. CJRS -EeiirT supply Cn.EiIg. al! AZ sl4UAlI:.
e :: TAI : MEAL---A; retail s~..2"iI.-J,
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
MIR. ~LEFRBvRr:.S >Cuooa,

GRACE STREET, BkrWEEN iSr And fuI>!lEF,
RICHMOND. VA.
TENIE next session II our Sclloolhesjns on the Ist day Of
i October, is;g. and terminate, on the la-t d'y 81 iUn",
lsGI. 80 ..' mi
Uur long experience In teaching, and the very liberal pa
tronacc We have received f"rso many years, hay" both -r-
ahlei aud encouraged u TO male Important improvements
A course Of Literature, comprising English, french. ter
nan, Italian and Spanish Classics ,hc four last llrcush the
medium Of the Frcncin has been successfully Tried during
the last session, and will be continued and enlarged in tie
ucNt.
We have engaged Hr. Edward e. Howard 20 take charge
Of TIE English part Of ,hiS course, aS well aS the Rhetoric.
Bellies Ie,irts aud First Reading classes t.: our Institution
Mr. II. Is - gentleman ~ the highest IualINcaiguS-audw We
feel confident thai his services WILDE duly apprrcin;cl.-
We would earnestly recommend our Literature class TO
graduating pupils.
The new house which We have erected will greatly adj to
the convenience as wen n 10 the cnfnfor; Of the Youu. In
dies boarding in our family. Two Young Ladies only will
occupy one roOm, except III cases when three would desire
TO OCCUPY the SANE chamber.
HUBERT +. LEFEBvl;E, A.. NJ, Principal.
Natural Philosophy, Literature. Moral
and Mental Philosophy, French.
WILLIAM G. WILLIAMS, \. g., Vice Principal,
Astronomy, Mathematics, Chemistry,
EDWARD c.. HOWARD: Literature, Rhetoric, Bellies Lc;t.es
Reading.
MRS GRACE BENNETT, English Branches.
MISS MARY L. GORDON, En.IslI branches.
MISS ELIZA BARTLETT, English lranclc..
SENIOR CORRESPONDENCE MERA, spaHish ana Italian.
ADA MARIE ESrNAN, Vocal Music.
SlGNUl;lNA ANT0NIETrA EEBA, Vocal MUSE.
%SlGNoKlNA MARIETTA Ei;nA, lrano.
f'ii' 's PAh"'hE Ns'A q Aai=N-s
WILLIAM 7. GRAEAu, Piano, Organ, Sacred Music.
{. v. TIlIL0W. Piano.
HEINRICH SCHNEIDER, Harp.
U ERICSSON. Guitar.
TERMS:
For Board -. -. S2OG 90
For Washing ............. .............. - 90
For Ii.his...... 10 80
For Fuel % ~
For English Tuition .............. ........... 10 90
For Modern Languages, EACH. :. o. e. -. ~ %
For French, when studied exclusively Of Tie Tag
For - cr
For Literature 49,. - 40
For Music OF Piano, Guitar, 0rsam or S.aG!r', for
one lesson ioI all hour a week ........g.. ...... ~ 10
For two lessons (0f an hour u week.. ..... - ~
For three lessons (0f az hourl a week ........... IL" %
50 For four lessons lof an hour, a week ....... lGp uu
For Sacred Music in class y 10
For the use of Plane, ...... ......... i" To
For Drawing from Models .... - ~
For Drawing, from Nature ............. - ca
For Painting I'm Water CoIpr.. ........... ~ go
For on Pain ing ...... - ~
Primary Department, Tor children under II years Ut
Agr............ announcement '''.'..''.'' - '' wv
~ No extra charges.
All letters TO be addressed 10 HUBERT 7. I..PElHl;E,
Richmond, Va. July .'r-cSdii
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it1YyOE siIiEs.
.-'afHF's- 80. 't.'s, $50 so i'.s
III G0DDIN 4 ApPEHHN'N. IICs,

- ~
ia IN0T SPRINGS pEOPES:EL .Gs
SNl.lI.
\ accordance with H. Dl! 81 the !'a Aajor y. :
= "~"uldf.der, % rccc.! in hiirmarr COUNT. go 'l...
=, h.tsint!ier- oNsr iG sale "r 'ho prsGu|>'-. "H Ii'.!ay
W col December, l~". a. = u',.u,. ~, 'r '..#-.
I'nrerE known H. IL. HulucIi"t splia,.. Th- trIC. CO..
~, =, So "ef"s II !aud, Il i4pv portion OF wt'ci ;, 10
IL '."'' .pIe>l. The building, are pre.UuIr! sufic!tr' ~
81 " .mna'i''..H of 800 guess, are well bun 49,. ..lI,l
''.' ''F'nErd. The water, sulphur aaI c!u,!y Ue.:.J ar-
N''Nh aHd vel! Improved by numerous ,it.a-.
W." y W. 'hTf" Will" he place wa kept uiea fnr
iN'"c fe'"re L''idrs IL, aGysn,n.S 4, 4 watering "a lee.
y - rA'F''H'l! wei aiAl'ci tor d. college or ..r.r 81 ,r,fr-
1000 '' n,.aa,! Of education. Tor >Gsu - IEg.
l"-r.l IT, .stttT ''""""". rIutare;p4. emery a,I rr.
t'''a' "-,. 'i No. >"l.tA't"'i =" the We. .gu4G.al
l~UlI.,.-, give li Advantage, stfr. ,r,I,.'i- ~.
surpassed by those "i any "'i'er locality ia :hr ST..
more Grta.t-'t description. u by>'Trl. Mi .t IuaE. l,.r.
ar,' edition ~ Nv"rmaTN hgidc 10 IL, <Dr;a,. b..
he lr!igI llg; explorations Already ,.alr &. Ill.,. .,s,
~. wei! "a sGrTtc1 ind.cia. piuce II bryoat rgason.;Ir ,or.
;h,tta rrlc' j.. tie dopn-.tuL. "i q vn!Gth.. h,t c.N.,
iiaoU- coat. ". ...
Terms. uncfouryh call. tor the ~ negotiable rus.. f..
,crr-; added. payable AtG. !! aaL = motifs .etdr-tf.v
iTI>' decd ~ title rrtriuru,
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DEATH OF EX-GOVERNOR GILmER.

SAVANNAH, Nov. lT.-Ex.Governor Gilmtr
died ~ i.cNi:,.ton, ticorgia, on Wednesday last.
He had been III abomt Il month.
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~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES G]ooa..ui ,r
I emit Court, Ju s,i:cmIr-, ls.!.

Nv
emit Court, jh september, iSal
r!izib.t. u. Marlin, widow ~ John J. \. Martin. P;"
.aMI Z, ami jaime. VIII, Martin. :u'i., ~clElir.uo Al
Inn :. 4 MHrtia, jaime. =. Robertson, s'!r'r Il" hons
ION ui,L tAr viii uuneHei ~ john N~',u, Jscd, ard
,.u-. o.! John :. !. Martin, decd, William \. Aaryr.
j'Ll.pn {. Neniun au! Ella V. ~. VI, i;7t"~' T. lew.
mad Marietta T.. lie wife, &. +. Anderson, Hear? M.H,.tni,
lud !. M~IIaGrE, ~ Dci.
rs tie deco IN tie above rH!-e, ttc'unirrsis.-I j.,
anon. ,4har 'lir-.. appointed special. crrir.i~ lone, amt
directed TO state auG settle tie following accounts, F.f e.
Ir,'. en-. account showing The hal"Ec, du", i l.} ifsA.
i.tr Martin, decd. On the deed % ;rust from S'ii '!.TH
Z, .r,1!rr ia. GrrJ of two thousand LpiiIT.. clare! ." .f
ice 10y the defendant, ileary VI. Holland. ~ D.L. ~ 80
: ',. balance de. j! any. from th- Sail JOHN :. " N.' '''
: d". 4, On account o; n" purchase money ~ The ~ '"'
OF AHii4 lie proceedings uea;lonGJ. sero".!, -"
u IL. ADMINISTRATION q: the al! l"fH J. '''
! FNer:,1r Of joan Martin. on the r.'f'c . '0'i 80
tn. ,-c-l.ed. and ALI account % 'm' h''y'"S'
/ Il LuY-, non n the defendant ja31o' l. ]. ''T
.rr I'd, ,c ..r,,. n, N. .F,i John Niariu. f'"..-rd,
wrh tir iii ar,u.y-i 1tirIy. an ac.cI"; o. i"tP ".
81 ,sitic % tme said john Mstu"' ~ ie 80 u
,g,, NAV Z. ur1' crlY taken 20 pfE ~" Na.i#. ~
NAV n. Dr.. fro,i ~. .,rl 5ohn Martin. Gl'n 'N"dr u
,,u.t .;.,a Ly I'm, Ia lis lifeline - .h.I1i'Athl. N"' 70
ror.:lfy ~, ,.rrg., Sowing 'Hr extent % 'a- ltG''t :
. poy-r in,.-,.t IN iH- -It lard - ".t"S OF if' 1906 o rpit
r UA,.i, decd, and What amount pi iorarJ ~ Ir"'.'H-
tJ. wnt;i h. r.G.. s!eif - hcr lir inlrG'-' '1"f'i" g 'ea IEt
s.,I.. i, hereby given to the parties. ~: the sid CON
r,..irr.- ~, appointed iiDsaAY. INK !.ru pay e.. Dt'fl-
-"r 80. a.. G"Gcili'ai Court House, for 'iSlar Me- aroTs
4.uu.ionrd ,crorn;.. a. Nhien time fTt pI.r- they Are "a.
T-c.el TO attend.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-18
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