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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-29

REMARKs.-The market opened with some
activity. The offerings were fair, and there was i
good demand. Prices were frmer than on Satur-
day, but we have no actua, advance to note. In
Flour there were transactions mostly in Superhne
for shipment, ut 1925 Some sales of Extra and
Family at last weeks figures. Wheat continues
to i'll freely. and there is i far enquiry.
Sales of about 5000 bushels nj l25td l3lc. for ar
ami good white, and ma Zoe. for do. red. The
receipts Of Corn are improving and there l. a
good demand Sales Of old white at suc., by
Weight, ana new do. At Csc. by measure. Rye IL
active, with sales 1T 7Sc. In Oats there was more
activity. and sales were made AT SOC. Blackcycd
Peas are coming in, and sell 1t Sl.25 per buShei,
with good demand. White Beans are also com
in: to market in quantities, and .ind ready sale II.
Sl.3Om Sl.iu. Pork i quiet aud unchanged.
The receipts are very light. In Woo! there was
very little doing. and quotations are unchanged.
Green Apples continue ~ S:.25fG $50 per bill
and in demand.
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poRr OF Observation-Disclosures Is

PORT OF NDKia--NON EMbbh -
AGRI"rD
Steamship Mount Vernon, Smith, IL hours From
New York, mercaun disc and Passengers to Fowl,
& Co.
Schr. Susan +. Jayne, Jayne, Washington. t,
Vim II. FoNlc & Son.
Schr. Joseph Egbrrt, Harmon, Pononkcy, whoa
to v ashington Co.
Schr. Sarah Catharine, Daggs, Aqua, wheat Il
Washington Co.
Schr. Ann McCarty, Hatton. Plantcr>ville
wheat and corn to Washington Co.
schr. Eleanor, DAVIS, Pennington, wheat t.
Washington Go.
Srhr. Corinthai, McLanahan, Machodoc, wheu
to Washington Co.
ScLr. Goo. Washington. johnson. Machoioc
wheat 10 Washington Il Go.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, to Whea
4 Bro.
Steamer J. y. smith. iazolton, Philadelphia
To Vim. H. Fuwle & son.
steamer C. I. Alger, Fent"n. Philadelphia, t,
;. Shinn.
Schr. WIN. Horny, Passage, Baltimore whea
by Fowlc & Co.
,chr Willard Fillmore, Willse. Bridgeport by
+. j. Mchat'ey.
Schr shannon Marts. Bridgeport, By Border
Mining Co.
Schr. j. II. Smith. Hicks. Norfolk. by b. Il
smith.
MgMuRASDA.
Brig Avonialc, Dix, hence NJ Boston, 18th inst
Schrs Elizabeth Jane Butter, from ,h. port
American Banner. Smith, ami Joseph Porter. \ ate.
from Washington. Ct al Phiiai"lphia, 10th inst
Sclr<. Emily Mary. Thomas. from Washington
aud !. Il: Price, Burton, from Georgetown, arri
we'd At Scrf"lk. 2Jth inst.
Schr Star, -. hence u, Gardiner, eth inst
SchrS Edward Bennett. Wood for this port
and sic 81. Pines French. Tor Washington cid al
New York 2jth inst.
Scht Muut,y,u. Falkenhurg hence at Provi
dcncc 2Ith inst.
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KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE.

TINIiE Subscriber again reminds hi friends and
i customers that he is selling his goods n un-
usually !, " prices TO close out the whole stock
GUNS, GAME EAGS. SHOT POUCHES. pow
DER FLASkS. GUN CAPS. GUN WADS. &c.
&C.. viii be sold without regard to cost. On hand
u small lot of SliAWLS. aud GLASSW ARE sent
II Il. sold AT auction. which will he rctailed very
low Also a consignment Of CIDER VINEGAR,
for sale bv the barrel or whole lot. Consi gnmens
Of Goods solicited, for safe At auction. Prompt
r.,u,u. made. JOHN +. CREIGHTON.
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!; = 60 .
CANAL MERGE
aynIyyn November -.

aRRIvEp. November IS
Boats David Lynn. Joseph knodc. }. W. Burns.
aud Excelsior, coal IL Borden Mining Co.
Boats Advance. John Nanlcar. ami Blue Bird,
coal t. Frostbugs Coal Co.
Boats A. kean, Vim. K. Chaplin, and IL. A. Du.
trow, coal to American Coal Co.
Boats James Crawford, and Clipper, coal TO
VIM. H. Fowl, & Son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-29
Later from Denver City.

ST. Louis, Nov 2S.-The Denver City eX-
pres, Of the Eth has arrived at 81. Jpselh',.
There was $4,000 in the treasury.
The Provisional Government WAS working
harmonioSly.
Mining still continued, and the wealth.
was favorable.
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Correspondence.
CorRT IIorsE. ALEXANDRIA.
November 18th, lSj9.

SOt HI llpl 81, .NiIAA
November 18th, lS19.
Hon. jain ". Tyicr:
Dear Sir The members of this Bar avail
themselves of the opportunity thus to ex-
press to you their high appreciation OF the
courtesy, ability, and impartlality with which
you have discharged your duties as Judge 81
this judicial Circuit. They beg leave, also,
to express their qualification, that, IN answer
to the letter of the gentlemen of the Fairfax
Bar, you have expressed willingness t.
permit your name 10 be used rs a candidate
for reelection. Yours. respectfully,
D. Funston. Francis l.. Smith,
Chrls'r. Ncale, Lawrence b. Taylor,
S. F. Beach, |. Loui, kinzer,
&. W. Wattles, j. Marshall,
w. Arthur TAYLOR, George VIM. Brent,
Ill. O. Claughton, Albert Stuart,
rhos. I. Hill, Charles r.. Stuart
ID. L. Smoot,
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Opposition Meeting in Fairfax.

Pursuant 70 notice meeting of the Oppo-
Ftlon party was held at Fairfax 4. H., on
Monday, Nov. 2lst.
On motion Of ". IL. Dulany W. l.. Ed
wards. esq, was called to the Chair, and
/. t.. Johnston chosen Secretary.
The object Of the meeting having been
stated by Mr.. Dulany, on motion, 1t was
Resolved That approving OF the object OF tho
Convention To bc held in Richmond on the l4th
aDeccnber next, the Chairman OF this meeting
shall appoint seventy Eve delegates from this
county To attend said Convention.
In compliance with which the Chair ap-
pointed the following delegates:
James Thrift, John b. DeBell, Jas p. Machen,
Netrsh Makeley, 4. > Grisspy VIM. Ayre, Th"s.
n stuart, James II. simpson, John IL. Barnes,
samuel Wren James Wren. W. A. Barnes, W. W..
kie!, David Eitlhugh, Geo. Selecman, Thomas
NsSei,, X. X. Lee. Thos. p. Fowler, Redman
SeecInan. Thompson Violet, JAS. Denty. Alexan-
der Ennis X. l.. Neyctt. W. :. Johnston, Is. F..
Satcve, J. N. Benton. d. W. Lewis, John Bright,
J. Groo,. b. kingmun. }. III. Chichester,
Richard Hurst Chas. Kirby, Il. +. Can't. H"rsto
Reed, ". Ball. Jas Hunter " III. OGlany, J..
D. Hunter, W. +. Ford. IL. W. Thomas. y. W.
HUNT, rh"s. Moore Peter liendrick, W. y. Gun
bel, rhos J. Carper, W. n. Bates, Jas. Coleman,
lao'. Il, Csrper, f. N. fitlhugh, 5. 7. Stuart. l..
SUNK, las. Farr, :. u. Webb, j. ;. Purdy. Jas.
maynard W, T. nulany, John Williams, X. U.
sosel. Spencer Lloyd. John Johnston, Wm. Ball,
TOO Sersu John Brown. J. A. Washington. Jona
iaAn Roberts. A. l.. Mckenzie. A. I. Willcoxep,
= li'e, " II. Thornton. +. 7. Mitchell, :. >
~ = D. MuLs"h' Lewis bayiey' htEey ih"'hp
,iISl 'sH' mat the Chairman anu secretary DC
r, - 'ae 1is' OF delegates.
hVu' mat Tue proceedings oi inns messing
S"e' IN tue Alexandria ua1e''e ahu r"'
On motion tho m.s,;r, adjourned
pr
,Ep- V. =. .,,har;,., ;, an,,,no. Colonial
!Ipgs fvr,sr :. .,na;3,,. IN ,hs Sbcr;faI,v
a;Ysirf,r rnn,,,S =, 49, 80. So, .,..,;on
Psrisx coun,v NV 1a--..,.
eA> THp ryIvrpsn cor.cu prurny
h' Luu, ANA Thra,, r.,n,I.;,,s 80, o.Iahr,,.d
rOLu ANOpyyE .nrs N.nrals;e remedy.
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ALEXANDRIA. Noy. 26, Isl

ALEXANDRIA. Noy. 26, lSj9.
GeaHemen:-l have received Your favor Of
the 18th inst, and am gratefully impressed
by the sentiments of appreciation and conf
dence it communicates. The duties OF 4
Judge Of this Circuit are varied, arduous.
and delicate. But my burden has been light
ened, and my path made smooth, by the aid
and Indulgence Of an intelligent and en-
ightened Bar throughout the entire Circuit,
and BY the cultivation OF friendship and
good feeling in official as we'll as social IN
tercoursc can never reCur % these asso'
ciatious but with unteisned pleasure and
satisfaction.
lam, with sentiments Of regard and friend
ship, your ubelicnt servant,
joins W TYLER
To Chris'r. Neale, and others members OF
the Bar of the Circuit Court Of Alexandra
county.
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DIED.

At eight minutes before O'Clock on saturday
morning at his residence iii ia. city Of Baltimore,
in the 5lth year OF his age, the Hon. IACCllEl )
COLLINS LEE, Judge ofthe Supreme Court "'
that city. This melancholy event will sadden
many hearts in Washington. where Judge LEE
had long resided before his removal to Baltimore.
lie was gentleman of high integrity and honor.
vi kind heart, OF fine talents, and had acquired
an extensive reputation n an eloquent and ehcc'
tive public SPEAKER. For some months before his
death. his health had been imy paired but til. i'm
mediate illness which proved fatal Va OF only a
few day. duration. He has been taken from Us
in the prime OF lie, and in the midst 81 4 career OF
public usefulness. to the deep alcton of his be
reayed family and friends, aud tie regrets Of the
community OF which he was An esteemed and non
ured M Der.
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ALFRED MOSS, OF Sale
,irr,r county nov 26-eots

DLANTYRE FOR SALE offer Tor sale u"
ID above well known and valuable estate !yiaI
Immediately upon the line Of the MANASSAS up
Railroad forty miles from Alexandra ana IA d"i.y
communication with Richmond, Baltimore, WASH
lngton City, &C., in one didhe most healthy ai'
fertile sections OF ylrgna-snd offers rare II
por,unty Tor II safe aud profitable investment. -
farm contains about THREE HUNDRED AND
SEyENTY-FIvE ACRES, Of which ~ are IL
timber and the rest in a high state Of cultivau"p,
~ well set in grass The fencing 10 almost exon
.iv.Iy Of stone aud in first rate condition. 80"
improvements are ample, consisting Of a large ana
.sA comfortable DWELLING and all necessa'y
is:A out buildings. Tn. terms Of sae as pre-
scrlbea in the decree under which IT IS sold, afo
very liberal. six and twelve years being gwen upon
a portion Of the purchase money.
The attention Of gentlemen residing IN the t!ss
water section or any OF the cities desiring conys-
ni.nt md healthy summer residence, Is particular
IL directed to this property. For further parti.a-
lars. ad,lre.. Mr. WM. 5. BOSWELL who reside
upon the premises, or
JAS. K SkINKER, Commissioner,
Broad Run Station, NJ. o. K. X.
I'm
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PoTouAc LopGr, No. IS, /. q. o. F.-I"ur
Committee he leace t. state that the prompt All I
sra,crnal action Of Madison Lodge NJ. -.
Huntsville, Alabama" III Attending Il the remains
of our lstc lr Their Wv. l.. COLTuy. deserves our
w.rmest thanks and gratitude. In contemplating
this sad bereavement, we are consclei with Tue
knowledge that true and iraternal friends nni
brothers clustered around his remains, and poured
the balm Of sympathy into the heart ot the lone
and disconsulate widow. and evinccd that she was
surrounded hy those who acknowledge ani prar'
tice the great and effective principles "i "Friehi-
ship, Love. aud Truth"
Whereas, it has pleased God, in the dispensati"n
Of his will, 10 remove from tins earth our !a'e
brother w. l.. COTTON, We humbly submit Dnr-
ing his lie he was cndcarcd to u. hy every ne OF
our Order rs well rs by that Of human restitude;
rs husband. he was kind aud aFcc,lonate; n u
friend true and unwavering a. u brother, prompt
and sympathetic: ~ m Engineer, active aud vi=i.
liant. His death leaves 3 void not easily filled.
Therefore,
Resolved. That we sincerely condole with the
bercayca widow and mourning friends OF our dc
ceased brother, and cherish the wish that they
NAV not mourn as those without hope.
Resolved, That our thanks are herewith tender
I'd 10 our brothers OF Madison Lodge. y" -.
Huntsville, Alabama" !or their prompt and
brotherlv action. in attending To the remains 81
brother W L. CoLToS. and we will cherish with
mournful satisfaction. the kindness and sympathy
extended To his widow on that sad occasion.
Resolved. That copy Of these proceedings be
forwarded to madison Lodge. NJ. 70, with the
seal Of the Lodge and the officers names affixed
thereto JAMES ii. PlCkEN.
WM F. VINCENT, COMMITTEES.
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER
BY YESTERDAY EVENINGS MAILS.

A PROCLAMATION BY rHE GOVERNOR
Whereas, have called forth IA part If the
Militia Of the State to suppress combinations
{, obstruct the due execution Of the laws
thereof in the ordinary cause Of proceeding
in the county of Jefferson; and may have t.
call for all additional force for that end, and
am invested with authority by law to issue
such orders and take such measures for pro-
curing and transporting the detachments as
shall seem best: ard have appointed } Lucius
Davis acting Quarter Master and Commssary
General for tue troops under MAJOR General
William 3. Taliaferro, and assistant to the
Adjutant General here, for the accommoda-
ton, equipment and support of the detach-
ments III service.
Now, therefore, all persons are notified
that the trains of the Winchester and Poto-
mac Rail Road Company are placed under
orders of acting Quarter Master and Com
missary General Davis, for impressmcnt on
the first, second and third If December next.
lie will, under orders Of Major General
Taliaferro, guard those trains for the use and
occupation of Virginia troops alone, and per-
nit no other transportation but for them.
And the citizens Of this Commonwealth
are warned to remain at home and on guard
or patrol duty on the second Of December,
and to abstain from going 70 Charlestown.-
Orders are issued to prevent women and
children. and strangers are hereby cautioned
that there will be danger 10 them in approach
ing that place. or near 1t, on that day. Ii
deemed necessary, martial law will be pro-
claimed and enforced.
Given under my hand rs Governor, ana IN
der the Seal of the Commonwealth, at Rich
mond. this 2Sth day Of November, lo39. and
in the eighty-iourth year Of the Comm ! :
wealth HENRY y. W St.
By the GOVERNOR.
GEORGE w. MuNfoRp,
Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
Hoe TRADE-Daring last week, not less
than 5000 hogs reached Lynchburs. Va,
by way Of the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road. and thousands more are now awaiting
shipment nj points west from that place. On
Friday the receipts of hogs consisted Of TWEEN
ty-one car loads, weighing in the aggregate
294, 900 lbs The price still keeps up I" -.
the figure at which the market opened.
A hundred and twenty-five letters we're
received week ago by Governor Wise in one
day, all containing threats. Ii these are
boaxes, the abolition fanatics must he great
practical iokers, John Brown being, OF course
the funniest Joker Of all.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-29

EMPIRE HOUSE.
ss THIS HOTEL having been recently Tilted
III up, is now ior rent 1t i situated on h'hS,
between Faye,;e and Payne streets. in the neigh
hornood of the Orange and Alexandria and Ma
nas>as Gap Railroads.
nov 2S-,lStScntt ROBERT q. VIOLET.
lust RECEIV Ed At FRENCH'S.-The Life,
y Trial ami Conviction If Capt. John Brown.
hein, full account of the attempted 1nsurrrc,ion
at Harper Ferry, price 'oc.
Also. flesh supply Of Cooks Confession.
uuy -
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The SvEscRIrTIu>s to the stock OF the
Washington and Georgetown railroad. a! NJ
Penn-ylsan a avenue. amounted on Satur-
day Al tw, o'clock. t. three hundred aud
eighty shares, or sum OF si3o,oco, wn!ch
is within SIT, 900 of tho full capital stock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-29
JUST IN SEASON.

JUST IN SEASON.
nN HAND tor sale a. low prices
" OYSTER Knives, OF assorted kinds
Grirlirons. for hroiinr Oyster-
t;riiirons. Tor roasting Oysters
Sausage Meat Cutters
Pound Cake and Patty Pans
Cake cutters. OF assorted patterns
Patent Nutmeg Crates. &C., &c. Call al No.
$. King street. JOHN l. CRLIuhl oH.
nov -
~ BAGS SANTOS COFFEE, aprimc ar;iel ,
III Just rccci, "a aud for sale by
nov - MARSHALL. { 90
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Additional Intelligence by the Baltic.

New YORK. Nov. 2S.--rnc Times II ,,t-
morning publishes despatch from M"HIc..
via Panama. stating the conservatives MI
der Gen. Jordo, defeated the Liberals, nmGrr
Coronado, at Topic, on the Sth. kiln Z n
nado and 400 men. The remaining Lite
rails had fled 10 Mazatlan.
1t was reported At Aspinwall thar The Ja-
panese Commissioners would leave lelio Oh
the 22d February for the United States, W.
San Francisco
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-29
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,
Still Later from the Pacific

ST. LotI,, Nov 2S.-fhe overland mail ul
the eth from San FTancsco has arrived.
Gov. Weller has ordered IN election t. take
place on the 10Th December, to ill the vacal
cy in the State Senate. 1t is ANTICIPATED
that the election will be an cxcita. ne, y.
yolving the question Of harbor projections
An ASSOCIATION has been formed al San
Francisco for the purpose Of excluding hi
Chinese from al employment except tie
lowest
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-29
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2S-flour cio.cd steady
Howard street al SGT. Wheat closed quiet
sferings .! 5000 bush. white l25@ ijc REQ
llU(alijc. Corn closed firm; white auc
yellow 6jG Sc Provisions closed steady mes:
pork Sl5.75; prime SlJ.jp. bacon sides loo. Mes:
26lc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-29

Sgw YORK Nov. 2S.-Flour has advanced Jcl
Zoe: State s1.lU@s520; Ohio S5.65(a S5.7j ;
Southern S5.60a $3.50. Wheat has advanced !
Gp2c.. with moderate sales. Corn is buOyant, ne"
southern yellow ia Sic. Pork is buoyaut; mess
SIC: prime SllIol- Lard i dull Whi>kcy i"
dull at 27!c. Stocks are better, bat weak. Va.
e. q2i Mo e. SAL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-29

Tus CHESAPEAKE AND Ono CANAL did
an excellent weeks business last week, the
tolls att;eorsetown al me rising above s. 600.
Navigation throughout is uninterrupted and
excellent, The National e!lsencer learns
that recent arrangements have been made
hy tn. directors with the coal COMPANIES
whereby the dams will he - strengthened
a. IL render them free from danger OF
spring OF Ice treshes.