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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-22
AUCTION SALES
BY T NJ. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BY T VI. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC
Y SALE.-Judcr authority Of decd Of trust
from Samuel A. Masters aud wife. dated the first
day Of April, 1897. and duly Of record. the under
signed Is trustees, therein named, VIII proceed al
IL O'Clock NJ, on Suim,iay. he 2Oh d"y ~ IN
g"s' 1859, in front Of the Mayors Office, III the
City Of Alexandria, Va 10 sell to the highest hid-
der at public sale, the following real estate. 10 W.T.
No. !. A TRACT OF LAND in the county OF
Loudoun, aud State Of Virginia containing oAE
HUNDRED AND NINETEEN ACRES, Roods
and IS Pcrchcs more or les.
No. ,. A TRACT OF LAND adjoining No. !,
and containing FOUR HUNDRED AND Fol
ACRES, | Rood and 20 Pcrchcs, more or less
The courses and distances Of these two tracts VI
land, are particularly set out, and described III
said deed Of trust which will be exhibited at time
and place Of sale. These lands bind on the Mid-
die Turnpike road-arc about tw" miles respec.
lively from the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, anu
the line Of the Alexandria, Loudoun and liamp'
shire Railroad. They are distant about twenty.
five miles from the cities of Alexandria, a. and
of Washington and Georgetown ID. e., respective
ly. The land is said TO he of good quality, anu a
portion Of il in cultivation. ii II well wafer
ed, has plenty Timber. and Is remarkably healthy
The buildings are excellent aud nearly new,
consisting Of Il handsome and commodious frame
CO., DWELLING HOUSE. large barn. and
Wl other necessary out buildings. The situation
Of the dwelling is high and commanding. AneA'
rellent opportunity for investment Is here rresen
ted for persons wishing to purchase ! valuable
farm. The manager on the land. viii show II To
such persons as may desire to examine 1t before
the sale.
TERMS o. SaLE.-Onc- third of the purchase
money he paid in cash, and the Residue III three
equal instruments At four, eight and twelve months
from the day of sale, the deferred payments I" be
secured by the bonds of the purchaser, anda deed
of trust On the prc"criy.
The title OF The land j. believed To he unqarS.
tionahle but the undersigned selling a. trustees
will only convey such title n Is vested IN them, 10y
said deed OF trust.
FRANCIS l.. SMITH. Tr,.,,os
iyll-2awtS l. LOUIS MINER.
ats- The sale Of the above property Is p"Stpon-
ed, until H"Diry. III. 26h day ~ September, Il
take place at the same hour and place.
aug 22-2awts
s,." Til. above sale is further postponed until
W.dnesioy. tie Wh 81 Nor,mb'r, when the FRO
perty will be offered nj the hour, in front OF
the Court house.
FRANCIS l.. SMITH. Tr,.,oos
l. LOUIS klNZER.
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NOTICE.-lf you want good, cheap. aud ia,i.
~ ionablc CLOTHING, go 10 LiT0iCHF
Nerrhom Tailor. 50. Kiag-.tr,d Constantly ne.
coiving the latest styles Of RI RNISIIlNGGo GOODS.
\. b. A choice article OF SILK SHAKER and
CANTON UNDERSTANDS and DRAWERS.
TN SIIIRT mnIn L. nrlrr -. L.
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GROCERIES, DC.
blackjack, MARSHALL 4 CO.,

WHOLESALE
Grocsrs, LIQUOR, and Commission Merchants,
Biuckioeks Wharf Aie~a"drio, Va,
TAyE RECEIVED, and are still receiving, per
III steamer Mount Vernon. aud the regular pack
cts from New York aud Philadelphia, their FALL
SUPPLY OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS, DC, &C.,
to which they particularly call the attention Of
Merchants, Farmers, aud others. "ename 10 part:
SUGARS.
30 hhds. p. r., y. o., and Muscovsio Sugars
- bbs. Crushed and Pulverilcd
100 A and Coffee
30 boxes Loaf
MoLASSES.
40 hhds. P. X. and Sugar House Molasses
90 bbls. New Orleans
80 bblS Golden Syrup
COFFEE.
800 bags Light and Green Rio Coffee
100 Laguyra, Santos, Maricsibo Coffee
80 Old Government Java
- Mocha
10 African
IS ! chests Gunpowder Tea
81 " Imperial
IS Young Hyson and Black do
CANDLES.
$50 boxes Mould Candles
100 " Adsmantine .
- 4" Sperm ="
SOAP.
100 boxes Brown Soap
IS Fancy and Toilet do
- = CASTLE DO
SEGARS.
1000, 900 Scsars, various brands
SuNDRlES.
100 boxes Pearl Starch lbs boxes assorted
Candy: 20 tierces Rice; 50 bbls. Vinegar; - coils
Jute Rope: 10 coils Hemp do; 100 doh. Painted
Pals; drain Pepper; Ground do; Ground Coffee;
Mace; Pmento; Cinnamon; Race Ginger. Ground
do; Gloves; Nutmegs; Shot; Powder; snud, IN
lars, b!adders. aud bottles; Mustard; Saltpstre;
Sal !Eratus: Carb. Soda; Sal Soda; Yeast Pow
ders: Matches; Brooms Indigo: Fig Blue; Black
ing; Chocolate: Maccaroni; Blacking Brushes; ;
Wrapping Irvine: Wrapping Paper, Letter do;
900 sacks q. A., Ashton. aud Msrshslps Salt;
Dairy Salt: Grease Prunes; sardines; Fresh
Lobster Worcestershire Sauce; Pepper Sauce !;
Cheese, &C.. &c,
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GROCERIES, &C.
GROCERIES, &C.
GRAY, MILLER 4 CO.,
CORNER OF KING AND WATER STREETS,
ARE Now RECEIVING THEIR

GRAY, MILLER Il CO.,
CORNER OF KING AND WATER STREETS,
ARE Now RECEIVING THEIR
FAIL SUPPLIES
Consisting Of every article usually kept in a
FIRST CLASS GROCERY HOUSE.
WE NAME:
DROWN SuGARS.-rorto Rico. Muscovado,
ID 81. Croix, Cuba. New Orleans, and Portland.
REFINED SUGARS Loaf, Crushed, GRADUATED,
Powdered and \. Il. and c. Coffee Sugars
MoLAssEs.-Cuba, Porto Rico, Muscovade,
Nucvitas, Trinidad, New Orleans, and Glen Fucsos.
SrRurs.-Sugar House, Extra Golden, Honey
Syrup, and New York Syrup.
CorrEEs.-Rio, Lasuyra, 81. Domingo, Q. e..
Java. Maracabo, Angustura, Mocha, Cape, and
Santos.
TEAs.-Youns Tyson, Imperial, Gunpowder,
Pouchong. Souchoug, and 0olong.
SALT.--Ashtons, Worthingtons, MARSHALL :,
Ground Alum, Jeffrey Dorsey, and Deakin.
ooprx-WARE.-Tubs, Horse Buckets, Painted
Pals. Wash Boards, Covered Pals, and Sugar
Boxes.
OILs.--Linseed, Tanners, Machine. Train,
Paint. Winter Bleachcd, Refined, and Cod.
CANpLEs.-Sperm. Adamantne, and Mould.
So,rS.-Brown. Yellow. Fancy. and CASTLE.
SrirEs--Peppcr, pimento, Mace, Cinnamon,
Ginger, Nu,megs. Cloves. and Mustard.
DnrGS, DYE SrrrPs, AM PAINrS.-Epsom Salts,
Alum. Sal Soda, Saitpctre, Sal .Eraus. Carh So
Ia, Indigo, Ext. lockwood, Maider, Chip Log
wood, Cream Tartar, Chalk. Copperas, White
Lead, and Putty.
SrSpRiEs.--Shot, Lead, Powder, Backing.
Starch Vinegar, Rice, Wrapping Irvine, Candle
Wick. BroomS. Ropes. Paper Matches, Candy,
Cheese. Glass. Corn Starch, Macaroni. DC.
We most respectfully ask from merchants visit
:,x in ,tin m NJ stock before
they make their purchases elsewhere. We Il" II
strictly wholesale trade. aud Halter ourselves that
our facilities for doing business are equal to any.
sen b
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GHANO! GU4NON GU4N0M

GHANO! GUANON GUAN0"
WE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF
w GUANo Dealers, Planters, and Farmers, 10
the article which have hand. and tor ssie, NJ
Thirty per cent. less than Peruvian Gusno'
and which We claim to be superior to any Guano
or Fertilizer ever imported manufactured IN TINS
country. This GUANO is imported by WM. IL:
WEBB, OF New York. from Jarvis and Bakers
Islands, in the "South Pacific Ocean. and Is sold
genuine and pure as imported. !, has been salts
fsetorily tossed by many of onr prominent Far
lar Agricultural Chemists. and found to conia,n
(as will be seen by our circuiarsl large per cent 81
BONE PHOSPIIA late OF LIME,
ASp
PHOSPHORIC ICW.
And other animal organic matter, yielding ahiipo-
MIA Sufficient to produce immediate abundant crops.
besides substantially eDrching the soil. II can
be freely used without danger of burning the seed
or plant by coming in contact With At, a Is the
ease With some other Fertilizers retsining great
lerr,e Of moisture, causes the plant IA grow IN
a healthy condition, and n experience has pfosed
FREE OF INSECTS.
For orders in any quantity (which will be prompt
~ attended to- or pamphlets containing full par
,;nI.r. of analyses and tests Of Farmers, apply TO
JOHN Is. SARpY, Agent,
". a soutb street, cor Of Wall street. n. \.
The uadersigned hsve been appointed Agents
for the sale sf this SuANo IN Alexandra. ana
aud have cargo now on hand.
: To WIN. II. FoWLE son,
o., 1s-3mo No 4 Sonth Wharves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-22

T UMBER, COAL, AND WOOD lARp
i ser Of Union and Qaes" N,ssi', A"'".-
I an prepared to furnish every de,r,l.
LUMBER SHINGLES, LArHS, LINZ
Also, Oak and Pine WOOD, Red and Mh'''
and Cumberland COAL, which am 'el'"g
cash, op'GG reasonable terms % sI.t'I ,In.
aug S-tf Y. v. ."
GOAL have on hand aud an rnh,iah''
~ ceiying, ANTHRACITE coal "i,,',,,
Qualities, for family use ~ NBkkLANp
from the Frostburg Mines. By The Fargo ~
or single ton. Factories furnished VAN 'ne -"
mine, at lowest rates. Apply" M,
noyS-R d. SMITH. Queen ., Nh"'"
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ALEXANDRIA AGENCY OF THE NETWORK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

ACCUMULATED ASSETS OVER $500, 900.
+. j. MURPHY. NJ d. un,,;c,y r,omi,,rs.
CIV. CHANCELLOR, MI
/. LOUIS KISXER. Ayenf al Alexandria,
rJNHE profits of this Company enure exclusively
i to the benefit of the assured, and have aver
aged not less than 30 per cent. per annum on the
premium paid.
Forty per cent of Il e premium loaned to the IN
surers without security. Forms OF application for
insurance and any information respecting 1t, Will
be furnished, without charge,) by application TO
the agent. my o--a""m
YNHE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
i ALEXANDRIA, continues to insure against
Fire, generally in Town and Country as heretofore
on the most reasonable terms.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
ANTHONY =. COVER, President.
William Gregory, Edward ;. hough,
Robert Jameson, james + smith,
Thomas X. Keith Robert Il. Violet,
William ii. Fowle, Thomas MCCORMICK,
John ii. Brent, ID. b. Smith,
John b. Daingerfed,
mA- Oface hours from to l J, and from 2! to 81
o'clock. c. W. WATTLEs, Secretary.
Office on King street. near st. Asaph.
nov lO-dly
TIME "POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPANY
i OF ALEXANDRIA" offers reliable insur-
ance for such Fire and Marine risks as they may re-
ceive nj their Office. No. IL, Fairfax street
BOARD or DIRECTORS.
President.--D. BoYp SMITH.
Robert 5. Ashby, VIM. \. McVeigh,
C. F. Lee, \. Boush,
B. Barton, Lewis Mckenzie.
feb Eff +. L. POWELL, Secretary.
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% boxes "Red Eye" Tobacco
- i" "Rappshannock" :"
Is :" "Bostonis"
25 F." Peoples Fsvorto"
10 " "Ne Plus Ultra" !"
10 - "Sine Qua Non"
20 Il" "Planter's Pride" "
LIQUORS.
IS bbls. OLD Rye Whiskey
100 Rectiied .
40 +" Y
80 XX
IS xxx
20 " MINK 90
Is Old Nectar :"
80 bbls. Planters Pride 10
30 ] bbls Medium do
10 bbls. Old Carl Z-iger do
80 /" Domestic Brandy
90 l. |. and ] casks Coguac .
90 casks Otari, Dupuy Co. i"
10 pipes Hennessey
80 casks Cherry
81 I" Blackberry
~ &" Raspberry
- Ginger
10 Strawberry
pipes Holland Tin
40 bbls. Anchor
10 3" Rose
so /" New England Rum
10 /" Jamaica Spirits
10 {" Peppermint,
Is Cinnamon, r.r,;oI,
10 ;. Strawberry,
I2 /" Love,
30 casks Madeira Wine, some superior
10 old Port g
10 :" Sherry
% Sweet Malaga
10 baskets Champagne, and many other arti
clcs tno Numerous to mention oct Inf
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BY 7. NJ. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BY 7. NJ. MrCoRMlCK-Aucr
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE in
- FAIRFAX COUNTY. NIRGINIA.-By vir-
tue of deed of trust executed by John +. Dyer
and wife, dated the 10th day of October, 1896, and
recorded among the Land Records OF Fairfax coun-
IL, the undersigned Trustees therein named, viii
orr for sale At public auction il front OF the May
or's office. 81 ~ "ciock. 4. w.. on Wrfs".hW. Ne
tobrr, 26th. the following property. 10 wit: LOT
OF LAND, in Fairfax county, Va. containing
about TIiIRTY-FIYE ACRES, situated between
the Little River and Lceshurg Turnpikes, about
one and q half miles from Alexandria, and quar-
ter of mile from the Theological Seminary. The
lot adinins the lands of Bishop Johns. Jas. Green.
and Geo X. Wilmer, and is accessible from the
Turnpikes by good roads. The land is divided
into four fields and the tract is enclosed by good
fencing nearly all new-that binding on the road
being of the best North Carolina plank. About
ten acres are well set in grass and will yield from
8 to tons of hay. The situation is elevated and
healthy, with fino grove Of forest oaks covering
about five acres, and there is good spring OF
water on the land The improvements consist OF a
"a two story FRAME DWELLING, continuing
.Gsl five rooms, and kitchen attached; also, an
out house for servants. The buildings are nearly
all new, plainly and substantially built. The
dwelling has portico round it, 10 feet wide by
70 long good dry cellar and is enclosed with
new fencing The grounds about the dwelling are
planted with ornamental and fruit trees, which are
in thriving condition. Also, barn. 20 by 81
feet with floors of tongucd and groved plank, ex.
tending the length Of the building.
TERMs:--0ne- fourth cash. and the residue IN l.,
9 and years. with interest: the title to be retain
cd until the deferred payments are made.
d. FUNSTEN. Tr,sts..
C. W. WATTLES,
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JOHN r. EVANS.
lIATS, MISREPRESENTATION 4 CO. la

IL ing received their FALL 81 PLY ~
GOODS, are now prepared t. furnish their en-
TONERS. and the public generally, altb ne lAr'sr
STYLES of HATS and CAPS, which, Tor neaIn"s'
and durability. cannot he surpassed
Particular attention is called IA Their new style
DRESS HAT, for young men. SOFT HATS -
every description. Call and examine them. NJ
GREENWOOD s cos,
sep 9-ly lO5 King st.. opp. Marshall ll"uS"
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C.

"ARDWARE, CUTLERY, HOUSEKEEPING
III GOODS, FANCY SOAPS. PERFUMERl,
&C., ut SO, King street. Alexandria.-J0HN 1.
CREIGHTON respectfully informs his friends and
the public generally, that he is now offering his
large and well selected stock ofGOODS at AUCTION
PRICES for CASH, or its equivalent. Since taking
out license a. an AUcTIoNEER his variety has been
considerably increased by consignments and other
wise, and he now offers first rate assortment OF
GOODS, to suit all classes. Country merchants
who deal for CASH, can obtain great advantages in
their purchases in such articles n i'll our line
We have for sale Locks, Hinges, Screws, Tacks,
Traces. Log and Halter Chains, Shoves, Spades,
Forks. de-. in that liHe.
Bears Oil, Antique and Rose Gil, Bay Rum,
Cologne, Extracts, Fancy Soaps, &C., in the Per-
fumery line.
Pins. Needles, Scissors, Shears, Table and Peck
ct Cutlery, Andirons, Shovels and Tongs. Black
ING. Brushes, Stove Polish, and thousand other
articles not necessary to enumerate-in whole, |
have almost every desirable article in my line.
Call and see for yourself, and don't forget the
place, SO, King street, right on the corner.
oct II
AyEW GOODS.-I offer for sale the following
~ GOODS, and in doing wonld say, that
they have been purchased almost exclusively from
MANUFACTURERS. on the most iay orable terms: |
am therefore prepared to- and rjH sci, lheai - the
lowest market rates.
% tons Bar Band. Horse Shoe, ana Sheet Iron
Cast Steel Anvls, Vices dc
lOOu lbs. Malleable Castings
$3.50 lbs. Lsng Axles
% Sets Short, Of very superior quality
aee0 Oak and Hickory Spokes
500 Extra Hubs. warranted to he the best article
made; 5000 lbs. pest Bright Springs. Also com
plete assortment Of Files. Fairbanks Scales, Thin
BILE Skeins and Boxes. Wagon Boys. Bent Rims,
Screw Plates, Long and Short Handle Shosels, &c.
GEO. T. BALDWIN,
sen is No. l3. North Fairfax street.
CHEET ZINC, SHEET IRON, AND RUSSIA
u SHEET IR0N.-Just received all of the best
quality and for safe lie ilye.I market rates. by
the quantity or single sheet.
GEO. 7. BALDWIN,
oct6 No Il North Fairfax street.
IF YOU WANT A FIRST RATE ARTICLE
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SCHOOLHERR & BRO

(i0S hfng STREET, Afes"ndriG, I,7..N
A RE NOW receiving from THEN u.aru,,,,.,.r.
n house in the North. tho largest ,;c,L
READY MADE CLOTHING ever offered n !, !.
Alexandria market, and are selling At the l.sr.,
New York prices.
They invite particular attention Ia thrir n,,.
assortment Of BUSINESS SUITS. and A.. >.
their CLOTHING for Boys and Children.
They avail themselves Of every facility la,b il
the purchase Of materials and in The mauuf..,u,,,
of all kinds of READY MADE CLOTHING >
They solicit from both the wholesale and r.t.
trade, careful examination of their .r,.L :,
they are determined 10 sell. a. heretofore. =, n.
very lowest possible figures.
SClioolHERR 4 BRO
sep 10 los King street. Alcyandr,. \,
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FOB RENT.

noR RENT.-The Large aud ."; u; :, T.
u BRICK STABLES, belonging !" tps go
ApH HOUSE, Nib Sbeh.ing Tor l srl%lR,tII'x
- large Yard, Alsor to small w tL.' -,
m adjoining, which Svlld he lr'""Elt
HoStlers connected With the Stable. in"i
been rented for some year. pat to Mr Hugh -
than. For terms, applyto ,.rury
aug I2-tf GREfN Nv
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HATS. CAPS. &c.

I DESIRE 10 call the attention Of the citizens
j of Alexandria, and persons IN the country Vi.
ting this market, TO my new stock Of HATS and
CAPS, for the FALL and WINTER TRADE
which lie now full and complete, aud respectfully
invite an examination, with the assurance that
they will find everything that is new and desirable
in MY line, at prices that cannot fail to give satis
faction. sep II JOHN I. EVANS.
lust RECEIVED large and elegant assert
y ment of BONNETS. RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
RUCHES, DC, which for beauty aud quality
cannot be surpassed in any market.
MILLINERY GOODS for sale. wholesale and
retail B0NNETS made to order. repaired. ac.,
At the shortest possible notice.
sep2l JOHN r. EVANS.
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M FOR REST--The Hol 81 ~ '""'
E street, at present occupied BY Doctor = s.
Possession given the 18th Of ser'.mDsi ,.,.
terms. apply to Doct. KING, Us. 4, "a'"'"'
iy TT
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w. 4 A. MURRAY, Merchant Tailors
4 RE Now RECEIVING their TALL An
n WINTER GOODS, and would in,,,r al IN
want OF any thing in their line 10 give rtrma r,n
sru
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PHOSPHORIC iCID.

7nnO TONS soft blue Windsor PLASTER,
lUUU for sale by hNoA Dno.
sep s-2m
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FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, &c.
ALEXANDRIA AGENCY
NORTHERN ASSURANCE coMP'Y., LONDON

HEAD OFFICE FOR THE UNITED STATES,
NJ II South Third Street, Phiiddciphid.
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nISS0LUTION.-Th Copartnership hereto
J fore existing between the undersigned. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Either partner
is authorized 10 sign the name of the firm III settle
mcnt Of the business.
I H MARSHALL, Jr.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-08-27
HE CAN BE SPARED.

John Mitchell, the Irish refugee and patriot,
has gone to Europe. John came to this country
as one of the prosecuted champions of liberty, who
had risked his life and sacrificed his citizenship
in the land of his birth. for "bleeding" Ireland,
On arriving here, he became passionately fond,
and q great admirer Of American slavery. His
heart yearned for a plantation and niggers Of his
own. And that he might realize as nearly as
possible some of the benefits" il not the 'bless.
ings" of American servitude, he wen, South and
published a paper. This paper defended and
commended slavery. sas one of Gods institutions.
Unfortunately for John. he did not realize the
benefits" from the publication Of his pro-sIaycry
sheet he so d%evoutly wished and confidently ex-
pected. Hence, after modestly debating to the
people of this country the manner in which they
be governed, and finding they paid but little at
tention to his unsolicited interference. he leaves
the country in disgust-a sadder and Ills to be no.
ped for bis inordinate presumption. q wiser man
and a more consistent philanthropist. In his sud
den and uncersmonious exit from our shores. and
determination never to become an American
it Is gratifying to the American people
10 kuow that lie can be spa,sd.-Ssu. Herald. H
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-08-27
HALE FARE TO ALLIANCE.

The Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail
road will issue tickets from any station between
Pittsburgh and C%restliue to and from Alliance 81
one fare for the round trip, to DO good from The
End to the 9th If September, both dates inclusive.
The Pittsburgh and Cleveland road, have made
a similar reduction from all points North of ALI
ance; We wish they would also extend it to points
South. We trust that the reduction in
fare will be an inducement to many to at
tend the meeting who would not other
wise be prescott. We understand the friends at
Alliance have made ample provision in the way
of hospitality, the tent will accommodate a large au-
dience, and if that is not su efficiently commodious,
we have all out Of doors to resort to. We can
promise good speaking. have faith that we shall
be favored with pleasant weather, and expect to
have q grand time, to a share Of which all are in
vi.ed. a@
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-08-27
RELEASED AT LAST.

We see by the papers thatCapt. Bayless has been
released from his imprisonment in the Virginia
Penitentiary. But who was Capt. Baylessi Why
was be in the Penitentiary, and how was he re-
leased?
Ten years ago We remember there was quite an
excitement about his case. But Capt. Bayless
went to the Penitentiary and soon after its gloo-
my walls closed around him, the busy world for
got that be lived. He was always known as q
humane, benevolent, generous, christian man. lie
was captain Of a vessel which traded to the ports
of Virginia. On one Of his visits to that state,
certain slaves came on board his vessel. When he
was about leaving port, his vessel was searched,
the slaves found. and the captain seized. In the
hands of slavs breeders, his fate was sealed. He
was incarcerated, had the form of a trial, was con-
vic;ed of attempting to aid slaves to q land of Free
dom, and sentenced to Forty Years in the Peniten-
tiary.
Shut up in the gloomy cells of the prison, his
wife widowed by his living death, and his child
rem more than orphaned, he fingered out ten wea-
ry years-and Died. thus securing his Freedom |!
Well. this is a civilized country-cburches point
their ~stesples toward Heaven-orators spout of
Democracy, and noble-souled men who believe
and net the spirit Of religion and democracy SO
boastipgly professed. are, as Of old. crucifsd
among thisves.-Pomeroy Telegraph. it. ,yua