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RCm advertisements.
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WE WARRANT it as a complete Mower, and COM
w plete Reaper, and also Complete Combined
Machine. 1t is simple durable, convneient to handle,
easily operated side draft the lightest draft machine
known and the cheapest Combined Mower and Reaper
made. 1t does not bear upon the horses necks II
admirably adapted to rough ground and for al kinds
Of lcork 1t is easy for the raker in reapng and delivers
the gaves in good shape at side 1t Is very difficult
TO clog 1t is almost entirely made OF iron except the
seat pole and reaping attachment 1t is readily thrown
in and out of gear and by of iUnS terer and
,chee the driver can, when moving at pleasure eecdte
ehe, end both ends of the finger bar to move over OBJ
structiOns carry his swath pass from field to field
Farmers of Bradford the Kirby Harvester is manufac
tured at the TIOG POINT AGRICULTURAL WORKS,
your County almost at your very doors and there
fore well account OF its superior merits the best
machine for you to buy. Apply TO j. r. & E WELLES,
at Wyalusing to l.. q r STILES at East Troy or to
the subscribers Illustrated and descriptive catalogues
TO all applicants.
Do nt buy any other Mower and Reaper, TILL at least
you know more of the Kirby American Harvester.
WELLES, BLOOD " co.
Athens, Pa. July 9. 1859.
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NOTICE is hereby given that an ap}lica
~ ton will be made at the next session Of the ieSi>
lature of Pennsylvania for the incorporation OF Sank,
privileges Of Issue Discount and DEPOSIT with capital
of Two Hundred Thousand Dollars with tue night o. in
crease the capital stock Four Hundred Thousand b
lars and To be located in the borough Of Towanda III the
county OF Bradford.
10wanda june 20. 1859.
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SPRING GOODS !

SPRING !, GOODS !
VIM. A. ROckWELL'S
Corner Of Main and Bridge SIS.
mo. i, PAT TO MS BIZ OCH.
DRESS GOODS,
SILKS, NEWEST STYLES, LAWNS.
BRILLIANTs, BAREGEs,
CHALLIs
DUSTER GOODS, PRINTS, GREAT VARIETY,
SCOTCH AND AMERICAN GINGHAMS,
STRAW GOODS,
BONNETS, FLATS, SHAKERS.
HATS AND CAPS.
MILLINERY GOODS.
RIBBONS, FLOWERS, wREATHs.
HEAD DRESSES,
LACES AND EMBROIDERIEs,
WHITE GOODS,
BUSTERS AND SHAWLS,
MANTILLA sHAWLs,
Wells, DRESS TRIMMINGS,
HOOPS OF ALL KINDS, AND HOOP SKIRTS.
LADIES sUsPENDERS,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.
sun UMBRELLAS,
CLOTHS OF ALL KINDS.
FOR GENTLEMENs WEAR,
BLACK, CRIMSON, SCARLET.
AND NANKEEN COLORED,
FARMERS SATIN, MAESAILLES.
TRUNKS VALISES, AND CARPET BAGS.
CARPETS,
GLOVES AND HOSIERY,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
BIRD SEEDS,
CCTTLE BONE AND CAGES,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
WINDOW SHADES AND CURTAIN PICTURES.
WALL PAPER,
CORDS AND TASSELS,
BORDERING,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
PAINTS, OILS AND NAILS,
SASH AND GLASS,
HARDWARE,
GLASSWARE AND CROCKERY.
It Is not necessary to inform patrons that VIC do
intend to be undersod for they already of the
fact only say to them
COMEAND SEE.
Towanda, May 1859.
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SEAWLS
of almost every description from SO cents to s2O0O.
LACE AND SILK NGANTELGAS,
GLOVES AND HOSIERY

From 81 80 to $40 90 all of which and beautit
styles and good Goods.
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WHITE GOODS.

of all descriptions for Ladies, Misses, Mems
wear, cheaper than ever offered before.
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4 UDITOR'S NOTiCE.-J. H. Ph;Dncy,
"A Jr 10 the use Of H. " I:ius i Co. Is II. S.Phin
aey Ia the Court Common Pleas Of Bradford county.
M 269 Sept fern. 1889. dIso I'm. Patton TO the
Of Gu,Goa Hecitt vs j. H. e. b. s. Phi.nfy, No so
Sept. Term. ls55.
The undersigned, Auditor appointed by said Court
70 distribute funds raised Sheriff sale of real estate of
defendant in ab1ye Judgment viii attend 10 the duties OF
his appointment his office In the borough Of Towanda.
SATURDAY, the 22d day Of ULY 1859, at O'clock.
P. NJ which time and place all persons interested
requested TO present their claims else be forever dekar
red tie said fund
f. OTERT0N, Jr.
June Is 1850. Auditor.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-07-14

A DMINlSTRA ATRIX'S NOTICE Notice
II is hereby given that all persons indebted TO the
tate Of DAVID F. BARSfOW, late Of Towanda bcro, de-
ceased hereby requested to made pyment without de-
av and all having demands against said estate,
will present them duly authenticated for settlement.
AMELIA \. BARSfON,
May 30 1859. -idp!ini,tratrir.
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4 DMINISTRA RATRIX'S NOTICE. Notice
"A is hereby given that al persons indebted TO the
estate uf NILiIANE.MAYNAID, late OF Rome deed.
must make immediate payment and all persons having
demands against said estate viii present them duly
thcuticatel iOr settlement
NANCY E. MAYNARD.
.Tunc G. 1850 Administrative.
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DR.. PORTER'S PREPARATIONS
For Family Use,
Known as Safe and Reliable Remedies, warranted for
what they are intended to give satisfaction.

Medical Advice given gratuitOuSIy at The Of1lte
Charging only for Medicine.
sSThankul for past liberal patronage would respect
Ey to his friends and the public hatno pains
shall be spared TO satisfy and merit the continuance Of
their confidence and patronage, at the
SH DRUG STORE
South End of the Ward House,
June 30 1859 II. c. PORTER, NJ. ID.
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TFGaI.
4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE-Notics

a UTI ND IEh IVIt > w OIILL = NUlIVe
is heIeyy given that all pcrscas indebted to the o.
tetc u Z. 5. IOYT lite Of A.Aeas Borough dec D.,
are hereby requested 20 make payment without delay
ead o. rt'spHa having claims against said estate, viii
present tAcn agly authenticated for settlement
il. HOlI. ! ,a.;,.t,.,o.,
Nsy .. 1859. j b REEVE. AafAinisNa'0Fa
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June 25. 1850.
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n UMINlSIKAIURb NUIICh.--N Office
a 5 hereby given that ail persons ildeted 10 tie
estate nf DENNIS I!RC&MY late OF Ridgburr dec d..
hereby regCeeei TO Elske pa uent without delay
CDi all persons having claims 2Css Tie said estate viii
lease .tsen. tEe, duly authenticated tor settlement
DLANiS DBLMMY. .s-,,.,ro,o.
{. @ REACH, AU- -
Nav 1885
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-07
The True W:ll of Brown.

The following is the true last will and
testament Of Old John Brown, "reyoking all
Others" as published in the papers copied
from the original in the Charlestown Jail.
with Browns own pen, &c
|, John Brown, II prisoner now IN the PR
son of Charlestown. Jefferson county. Virgin
in, do hereby make and ordaIn this ~ my
last will and testament.
will and direct that all my property, be
ing personal property, which is scattered
about in the States Of Virginia and Mary
land. should be carefully gathered up by my
executor, hereafter appointed, and disposed
of 10 the best advantage, and the proceeds
thereof paid over 10 my beloved wife, Mary
A. Brown.
Many OF those articles are not Of n wurlika
character, and | trust rs to such aud all
other property that may he entitled to, that
my rights and the rights Of my family may
be respected.
And lastly. hereby appoint Sheriff James
W Campbell eSecut OF this my true last
will hereby reyoklng all others.
Witness my hand and seal this ii day Of
December, 1889 JoHN BRow> LsE,L.
Signed, sealed and declared to he the true
last will ui John Brown, IN our presence,
who attested the same ut his request, IN his
presence and in the presence of each other.
JoHN AVIS,
ANDREW HUNTER.
CnDIcIL-i wish my friends. James ".
Campbell, sheriff, and John Avis, .jailor, as a
return Tor their kindness. each 10 have u
Sharp's ride Of those belonging to NE, o. il
no rife can be had, then each pistol.
Witness nv hand and seal this Il day II
December, 1859 joins BR"wN. SEAL.
Signed, sealed, a., same rs ahove.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-07
Washington Irving.

Last of his race. with him the golden ring
Of genius that surrounded English Literature
during the first ti,y years Of this Nineteenth
Century, is dissolved. Who, where are they
that can recastt When John Murray told
Moore tina, he must dine with him that day
for Washington Irving would be there-lr-
wing. said the most brilliant man OF his age
of all others him | most wanted TO see
for him Scott came TO the gate OF Abbotsiord'
and never rested till he had given the young
author the patti 70 the distinction ne SO soon
won in England. These men heaped up the
intellectual treasures SO high. that while our
generations last, and we take thought tor
thought, there shall be no famine. The citizen
Of New York, the neighbor whose loss We
mourn, wrote his name high on the list OF
these miners 10 the ore Of genius.
We shall not at once feel the debt this
country owed his Intellect lie taught the
scholars Of the Old World that one Of the l,en
u the Republic coulI stand with them on the
dai. of lteraturs.-N ]. Cva'ter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-07
Virginia News.

The Huwitzers, Young Guard, and Ger
man Rifles. reached Richmond, from Charles,
town on Monday afternoon, under the COM
n,und Of Col. August They were welcom
ed home with loud cheers by large crowd.
They were welcomed 10y the Governor in u
brief speech, in which he stated to the How
nzers that their guns were ready Tor them;
and also recommended to the regiment,
through their Colonel, the propriety OF max
ing preparation for the reception OF the Ca,
diets, from the Military Institute, who are to
visit Richmond in few days.
The whole people Of Lunenburg c,unty,
without regard to party, sect or dsnom'na'
ton, are requested to meet at December
Court, to consider Of the sisns OF the times,
and to enter into some concert Of action for
mutual protection and safety, against the
"irrepressibls conflict" And all the otti,
GERS Of the Militia and Volunteer Compan,
les are especially requested to attend, to
gether with all the Magistrates and other
civil officers Of the county.
The Home Guard, Of Lynchburg. at their
first regular meeting, passed resolution t.
have their uniforms made in Philadelphia,
since which they have reconsidered the mat
ter, and resolved to have them made at home
We trust that other companies will emulate
the example Of the Home Guard OF Lynch
burg, and keep their work ut home.
They ars getting up petition to the Leg
islature IN Frederick Jefferson and Clarke
counties in Virginia, praying Tor the pas
sage Of an Act exemptlng one slave for every
fumily, from legal process.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-07
Another Letter from Cook.

Capt Cook under sentence OF death at
Charle-town, Va, has addressed letter,
dated Nov. 10Th. Ia Mr.. aud Mrs. Sellers.
&c Cleveland, Ohio. Wequote the following:
One short month more AMI h. HON Your
generous hospitality welcomed Ia your hap
py home. will stand upon the scatfold Ia take
his last look OF earth. The dread Of death
with me IS small, for have faced It nil be
fore. nnhllching and untrembling ! only
dread the mode in which 1t now must come.
and the DISGRACE attendant on it. The only
ties that bind me are the ties Of kindred aud
affection These, it Is true. bring with them
deaths deep agony, and almost crush the
spirit with their weight Of woe.
Brave men have fallen IN this brlet. fatal
struggle Comrades who IL me- we're broth
ers. companions oil many II scene 81 danger
and many happy hour, sleep IN their bloody
grave, with the cold earth above them =
They died as they had ever lived brave men
and true Eleven of twenty two fell III the
contest. Five more already doomed. An
other but awaits his trial 10 meet the ,ame
sad lata. Thusp who fell. died like brave
men. tn, So who yet rsmaln YllI not silsn"
| trust their comrades " ho are gone. W.,
| trust, SHE'LL Grizzly liV'N ''' ''''. A''N'N'''
bling and uushaken.'
4 uEsTLhnss, .e.ipins ne., arf"sth
n Va and hu wing teacher ~ h,a !nnily, l.
willing Ia take six eight Young La'ii.s 10
Boarding pupils SESSION 10 commence l'th u
January. ishu.
rsHus rEg SESSION - firf No>lns.
Board and tuition in usual English branches .
French !"
Italian !"
Instruction on Pan" aud use III Instrument. ~
one half payable IN advance.
nr.lr 10 Ref. J.. = !,Fr.y, d. D., Washington
City: Rev. J. IL. BoDock. D. H., ueofgrl"rh d, y.
O.: Rev 4. b. Pollock, and ReY. John W. Pugh,
Wurr.uton, Va, or address Tor further lniorna-
ton JAMES Y. BROOKE,
poy IT-2aytf Warrenton, Va
UTICE.-Thc Subscribers have FORMED CO.
N PARTNERSHIP under the firm Of J. d. 4
X H. HiSTON, for the purpos. 81 manG'actnr.
ins WOpLEN GOODS. at Burkland. Prince vii.
i..-I io.at. =,
joins B. HuNTuS. Burklani. Va.
ROBT Il. HINTON. Alexandria, Va
ian s-svu
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ErrClrTIyE Department,
RI,ENnSD iNn SuyeDber 25, S5y.

RICHMOND, Val November 20, isas. J
MY DEAR SIR: Your favor Of the 2zd instant
camo dul, 10 hand In behalf Of tho great State
Of which | am Chief, desire to return to you my
sincere thanks for your patriotic and generous
otter, rendering in behalf Of your gallant company
your services the Commonwealth, free OF charge,
in this her hour Of need, whom she rs endangered
by reasonable invasion from without, and serviie
insurr.ction within. Nothing is more grateful to
me than to receive these assurances Of sympathy
aad support from sister States, and ESPECIALLY
FROM the Empire State, in whose gallant and pat.
rotic military companies have no doubt you bear
sn honorable rank.
Notw outstanding the fact that | haSs Thy gtmost
confidence that the soDs OF Virginia will he iuiiy
able to yindicate her exalted honor, STILL IN vieN OF
the inoeudiary and reasonable efforts Of misguid-
ed aud fanatic.l abpltionists, deem it proper To
accept your kind oaer son4ilionay that is 70 say,
il shal dee,p the danger threatening our beloyed
staae Of such character that | shall require Ing
aid Of other troops than our own. shall not hesi-
tate instantly TO inform you, aud shall IN such
case expect our prompt attendance. Again thank
ing your Tor your kindness. remain. your ob.di-
ent servant, h.SRt y. Nlsk.
ISAAC V. REAGLEs, esq, Capt. Schenectady Con
tinantals
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Arrival of the Steamer City Of Manchester.

New YORK. Dec. 5.-rhe steamer City %
Manchester, from Glasgow via Queenstown
on the 10Th ult., bringing London advices
Of the 10Th. has arrived. Her adyices have
generally been anticipated.
a French Journal asserts that the higl
duties ON English manufactures have failed
in preventing competition. Light goods
from Manchester, suitable for the Arab mar
ket, were ordered by way Of experiment
and notwithstanding import duties and ex
penses, they were found to be ten per cen
lower than the same kind of French goods
The Constitutional confirms the state
ment that the iceni de Reiuione would bt
prosecuted for publishing the letter ALLEGED
to be from The King OF Sardinia to the Elm
psror of the French, relative to the Regency
Of Prince Carlgnano.
Baron de Talleyrand will replace the Mar
quis de Monster AS ambassador to Berlin
The Marquis de Bonneville will be appointed
ambassador at Athens.
The departure Of the Spanish troops 70,
Morocco has been delayed, as Marshal o.
Donnell will not consent to their leaving DO
lore the collection Of the war material hu'
been completed, which will be very shortly
No invitation to take part in the approach
ing Congress has as yet been sent to any
power. The lettres decredence will be sem
to the plenipotentiaries Immediately.
The Akbar publishes the following des
patch of Gen. Martimprey, dated lslay, 9Th
inst. Gen. Dourier announces that aftel
an immense razzia undertaken against The
Maiar and the Angodas, Bengal and St
IIanaya have been taken by surprise by the
commander Of the troops, our conditions have
been accepted, and hostages surrendered I.
US. The expedtiunury corps will recros:
the frontier on the lth inst, and will then
he broken up.
A Tuscan deputation has arrived Turin
but has not been received by the King
However, Prince de Carignan will give al
audience to the members Of this deputation
Gen Garabaldi has rendered his resigna
ton to the King OF Sardinia, and ~ not t.
return again to Central Italy
The deputaton from Tuscany come IN ths
tame Of Baron Rlcasoli, President OF tht
National Assembly, To protest against thu
Regency Of NJ. Buncompagni.
Baron Ricasoli has protested against the
appointment Of NJ Buoncompagni as Re
gent OF Central Italy.
HAMBURG, Nov l9.-At the electlon o.
Burgesses yesterday, neither the conserya
tive party, nor the party of the Guilby sue
ceedsd in bringing in then candidates. The
chief leader Of the moderate liberal party ha'
been beaten by the leader of the extreme
liberal faction.
LONDON Nov l9-Sugar firm, with fail
enquiry. Coffee demand steady; Tea fiat
Rice quiet, Salpetre shade better. Iallo"
quiet at SIS ON the spot. and SIS Gd(g59s. du
rug the ouartsr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-07

TuE GREAT BUILDERS STRIKE ENDED.--
The great builders strike in London is at
an end. Some information as Ia its extent
we CLEAN from the Ednburg Review, which
SAWS that the Trades Unions OF England now
numbers not less than 6OO.OOu Of protested
and laying adherents. and possesses fluid
Of not less than ,5uU, 900, destined chiefly for
the support Of strikes. When strike oc.
ours The laborers belonging 10 the organlza-
ton are bound to Withhold themselves from
employment until the employers come to
terms, under indefinite but very severe aud
eHectual penalties Practically, it is found
that the livelihood and safety of operatives.
whether members or not, gre impefliel u
they refuse ~ submit to the RULES Of ths
Trades Union, and thas this gigantic corpo
ration, this government within govern
,aent, with the ability, as Lord Campbell said.
70 raise fund rs large Us the rsgennps oi
some of the sovereign States of Europe. has
obtained monopoly OF the labor market OF
England, and control, more or less despot-
lie, Of almost the entire laboring population
of England As compensation for the re-
t,lssl to allow a member Of the Union the
change OF iisposing Of hls services as he choo,
e., msager pittancs- five shillings week
during q strike. is allowed him from the
general fund, and thus We have ssen thnp-
sands of men, with their families. driven un-
willingly to dependence and pauperisn, IN
order TO sustain the Trades Union in its re-
sis,encs to the inevitable law Of supply and
demand. The miseries of such = state OF
ttipge are unnumbered, and the laboring
classes Of England have great reason to re-
ioice at its termination. - Petersburg Express.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-07

On the lat ballot for Speaker Of the House.
taken ON Monday. land the only ballot taken
on that day. Messrs. Boteler. Of Virginia
and Davis and Harris. Of Maryland, voted
fnr Mr. Gilmer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-07

In Baltimore, the jury in the case OF Viii
liam and George Coulson, indicted for thr
murder Of Jonathan b. Chronister. have re-
turned a verdict of not guilty in the case Of
George Coulson, and guilty OF murder IN the
second degree against William conls"n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-07
A letter in the New York Herald says

A letter in the New York Herald says
that Col Baylor. in consequences Of aome IN
dignity being offered to him recently at
Charlestown. by the guards or soldiers there,
expressed himself, publicly and fully, IN
regard to the whole military array there
denouncing recent proceedings as political
scheme to aid Gov. Wise, &C., &c. We do
not know what reliance can be placed upon
the statements in this letter. and. therefore,
refrain from noticing it more at length, 1t
is probable that, if the statements are incor-
rect, Col. BAYLOR will contradict them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-07
Rsaec,ions-Ths Eul--lhe Remedy.

For years there vas no discorl, no III will,
between the lucIpber- Of this great FANNY y
! States Massachusetts aud South Carolina
were alike beloved, and respected each other
in return Then the pu PIT VA, not hesecra
ted by yucterous and angry appeals 10 Tho
worskippsr, to hate with all h. might hrs
brother IN tho South. aud t. ,lirohey thu
| Constitution aud the laws of the land Then
ministers preached Jesus Christ and iim
| crucitied. not John Brown, Sharp, uhe-
nor treason against sister States The ruler
/ 10 authority, and the happiness aud prosper
ty Of this great Republic. were remembered
Ia the deyorIous ui the SANCTUARY, AMI
Christians loved and prayed tor one another
| in all the churches OF the lanl Christian,
! hera no longer have fellowship with Chris
tians living there excepting one % Csc u
stances, perhaps. and many pulpit, IN Tho
Sabbath as well as on days nt national t!,anss
giving, reso4nd with bitter denunrmtI"n'
Of one halt at the | MON, and sloleur" o'ten,
instead ot blessing. is invoked np,u them s
Who does not trouble Tor hIs country "a ncH
OF this melancholy chang; What but tha
selfish spirit 81 sectlouallm lu., hr.ottcn
this great wrong: VIII not Christians 10
IA Christians ought u be. ani DO ~ Chris
tians are commanded to lo! They are, toa
great extent responsible Tor the evils which
we nnw deplore They have lpInei Or
sought to JOIN. flnntl,nl rellsl ~ with p'lt.
ties, and have abandoned the Wholesome
doctrines taught them by the tireat Master,
This great evil this dl-aStrun, mistake
mus. be speedily rrrtItied, diouuron, eva
war, and despotism, must lie our certain d"1
tiny.-N J. EIpress
LLANTiRE IuE SALE on.r tor ,re III
~ above we'll known and valuable estate pWH
Immediately upon the iIae ii the Maua..1' "sr
Railroad, forty sales NOM Alexandra SIT IN ihi'
pun,uatnn with Richmond. Baltimore, wan
inston City, DC, Ia "ne ~ the most hc'thy 80
fertile section, Of Virginia aud "tter. rt'e ~
portunity for a safe aud profitable nSr-tm""i. no
farm contains about THREE ut NDkEp AND
SEVENTY FIVE ACRES, 81 which !" IRE m
timber aud the res, in a high state Of ru.trai"''
or we'll set in grass. The 'rucins !. almost ecu
slyeiy of stone and III ilr-t rate condIinu ire
improvements ample, consisting ~ lhi :" ih'
fr5A comfortable DIV ELLINoi aud all necessary
JIM out buildings. The terms Of sal" - pre-
scribsd Ia the decree under winch Il y .",d' 80
very liberal, xix and twelve years being gwen upon
aportion Of the purchase aoney
The attention Of gentlemen residing ~ Tue ''''
water section any Of the cities desiring con'e'
nent and healthy summer residence. :. pnFIr"lA'
ly directed to this property. For further paT'i,u.
lars address Mr. WM. 5. BOSW ELL VITO fcstiss
upon the premises, or
JAS. Il. SklNkER, Commlr'l'nsf'
Broad Run Station ~ .. r. H.
nov l1--eulm
ON BBLS. SuPERFINE FLol K IA st''S
SOU aud for sale Ly
aoY ~ MARSHALL s CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-07

GovERNoR's MEssAcE.-We issued yester-
day afternoon to our subscribers in town, an
EXTRA, containing the MsssAGE OF The Gov
zaNoa to the Legislature. The extra will
be sent in this number Of the Gazette for the
Country, 70 our Country subscribers. Those
Who file the paper will please insert the ex-
tra IN their ilss, Is its republication IN the
regular issue Of the Gazette. will be upne-
caaaarv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-07

The present arrangement Of the Hall VI
the House Of Observation-Disclosures tor
the members, and no desks-is said to he
decided improvement. The Members them
selves feel the want of their usual appliances
for writing while in the seats; but they Will
have to admit that mo desks" is the order Of
the day.