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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-13

STI l. l. A Ii Il 4 ID.
DOUGLAS & SHERW00D'S
NEW SKIRT,
THE
"BELLE OF THE SOUTH"
TIME most perfect and beautiful SKIRT ever
i produced; made without clasps, and warran
ted not to get out of order in s. IL, l6 20, 25, 80
50. 10 and 50 HOOPS. Every Lady is requested
to examine them before purchasing othcr makes
Wholesale dealers supplied by
DOUGLAS 4 SHERWOOD.
IL, 50, and IS White street, New York
New York feb 2l-dlm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-13

OLIVER SOAP, for cleaning silver, br'aU'1'
- and Plated Wares; Chamuisc skins sl'.
ing's Prepared Glue; Gas Lighters. iae
Egg Beaten German Matches; Hour ,'lasst. Iss
Spoons; Nut Crackcs; Nut Picks, spice A''''.
Coffee Roasters; Smith'5 Patent Lard Lamp, y.
.nle bY [feh 22I JOIN OnUEN-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-13

COAL.-I have on hand and am constantly re
" ceiving, ANTHRACITE COAL, of the beat
qualities for family se-CUMBERLAND COAL,
from the Frostburg Mines, by the cargo, carload,
or single ton. Factories furnished with the run-ot-
mine, at lowest rates. Apply to
novs-tf ID. B. SMITH, Queen ST. Wharf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-13
CERTIFICATES.


PHILApELPHIA. Sept 9th, lS5S.-We have care
fully tested the sample of Chestnut Grove Whiskey
which You sent US, and find that it contains none
Of the poisonous substance known as Fusil Oil
which is the characteristic and injurious ingredient
of the whiSkeys Ia general use.
BOOTH, GARRETT 4 CAMAC.
Analytical Chemists.
New YORK, Sept. Sd, 1S5S.-I have analysed a
sample of Chestnut Grove Whiskey received from
Mr.. Charles Wharton, Jr, of Philadelphia, and
having carefully tested It, am pleased to state
that it is entirely tree from poisonous or deleterl
Gus substances. 1t is an unusually pure and line
favored quality of Whisky. ..
JAS. r. chiffon, Analytical Chemist.
BosToN, March nth, 1859 i have made chem
zeal analysis of commercial samples Of Chestnut
Grove Whiskey, which proves to be free from the
heavy Fusi Oils, and perfectly pure and unadul-
terated. The tine flavor of this WhiSkey is derived
from the Grain used in manufacturing it. Res.
A. A. HAYES, NJ. D.. State Assayer,
No. Is, Boyston Street
For Sale by C. WHARTON, Jr.
Sole Principal Agent,
No. llG Walnut street, Philadelphia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-13

NOTICE. have determined to sell of lfor
~ cAsu only my entire stock IF DRY, FANCY,
and MILLINERY GOODS Al COST cBagos,
DeLaines, Prints, French and English Mcrmocs,
Flannels, Cassinets Black and Grey Cloths for
Cloak.; also ohawls, Cioak., Blankets, Bleached
and Brown CoItons Ec LEWIS BAAR,
ian 10 $50 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-13
NEW GOODS NEW GOODS u
KEW SPRING GOODS.

TUsT RECEIVED and opening Irish Linens,
y Wamasutta, and New York Mills Bleached
Shifting beautiful Fancy Prints, Ginghams, and
Alpaccas, Valencia poplins &c., III 81 which will
be sold cry low, ny y. Il. LARhIN,
NH At The old stand, No 81, kng.st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-13
EARTHFEWARE. CHINA, AND GLASS.

Alexandra, . mo 9-lm i. ". ASHBY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-13

TIVE BROOM and WOODEN-WARE bI't
4 NESS will be continued at the oId S''"' 'n X
Royal street where / viii be pleased 80 sc' - -.
want of BR0OAS and W0ODEN-W NE =, ~
~ description. feb ~ l.. HFkhlH".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-13

HOAL OIL LAMPS further supply - 80.
~ above of new patterns, with Jones sis-j
tons Burners, Ohimneys, Wieks, &C. lu'' '0'''''
and for sale by ia
I2moI R. III. MILLER Sun
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-13

NH 5-dts NAT Int. cOpy.1 Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-13

NROUND PLASTER-We are prepared TO
N furnish any quantity Of GROUND PLAS-
TER pat up n suong, new bags, aud ground Of
the best Windsor Plaster
Jan Is KNOX 3 BROTHER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-13

No. 90 South Wharves, Philadelphia.
For sale by WIN. III. FoWLE d sun
fab S-d3m Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-13

TRENCH MERINOES CASHMERES, and
IL MOUSLINES, Valencia PIaids Travelling
Dress Goods, Printed Deaines Ginghams. Sack
Flannels, Ladies uloaks, LACE sets, Collar and
Sleeyes,) Embroidered Muslin and Cambria Col
lars The above. with many other very desirable
GOODS, we aIe now Offering, greatly below this
seasons prices. ASHBY 4 WOOD,
ian 9 10 King st., under 0. h A. r. X. Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-13
LIVERP00L COAPsE sALT.

M Il are expecting cargo Of
w 1900 SACKS LIVERPOOL COARSE
SALT which We shall offer al auction, ou arrival.
teb II WM III. FOWLE Il SON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-13

NJ EW CROP RlCE.-Just received end gor
IN sale hy ClIAS. j. WISE,
Successor ID Jno. "A. Dixon,
fcb24 corner II Prince and Pit streets
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-13
sUn Or. 3. 0nbarid1. praEtif6er @rst
0t9ener Seero 1T 0plDes apcrtb
WIDcetter QanNQHts unn GfaNts 0eSeu5f1nff

Sn benz Gntptdelanss8ans Der AnRebluns Rnb MIR babtn &c.
Iangt ben nertbppufen unb rptdtt9ten Tbetl bes Stdbt1ebtetes
Don @s9 Sarbpr City In ben &reis Der @erbeHsruneen sH steben
UP EDts I'M SSafentbetle Der Stabt, Su benz fur bns erRe Edufenb
tt8efeuten yretS Don $l25 gum Nertauf 3u brtngen, unb apar
Ju Der fruberen @rEee vn 40 Bis $50 BuB unb mpnatIi6en Gin
leblun9en pcn So. yrete Deebs tn better 8Crn snrnnttrt. Dte
Snansrtfnabine bteies StabttbetlS 1T nun fUrSbl tpm bS6nen
Sntere1s fur bic NarmteSUlterune ais aud Siele @enerttreibenbe
easn eransen, Drds, geberften unb @erbinbungsfrasen pe Elm
SteGlGer sur Serfeaun8 neuer, reeelm1stger Berbtnbune init
Eep-ySrf unb Bolton, Werben aus unb mG6renb Der @ntpideluna
SteteS planes Sn Der @eieliAaft eebaut unb BITE Musfubrune
nab unterer StGbt leeen.
BrGmien
6efehenb entpeher In enem 5000 2uaerat=Sus erpsen @arten
eer etnfm Sretttdet anf benz @eeaf&aftseampff6tfe, werten ie
mad Der gDabl, Su ben erfen perfdufteA 1000 Cots t~efaeoeben.
Der tn her @ntpifeluns besrtfene Gatrifpldt lst6et baburh
at9tnnr tetne Seetntra9tsun8, ~fDncern mub burG @usfatruns
cbt9en 9afenplaneS erft ietne gan3e gDthtigfett erldnaen,
5abrtfanten, nel6e tbre @tabltFernentS mad @ap Sarbur @its
le9en, hereen %abeeteber ron Der g~unfteen Gage Sptf6en Nprbs un5
Sun our9 ltperaie acknowledgement Seitens Der @elelG9aft BE
Autenee Wprtbetle geptnnen,
Yanaptlsts werben unenteeltltA a~ussestten, une nabere gtad
rttten ertfetlt burG
Npl9s9 vaauss s. S6mtbt, Mpent.
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Npnnz@rpreR.
SnbianerzG G; etpaIttbdtcn.

ct. Spiepb Y, SUM. Die POu9t
@rprcR 1T nit Na6ri6ten bis gum 3. uno BON
9fulp 8aQep, 800 Wteileu weltli4 pOnt Sol5z
fee, bier on9efpmnlett. :
Drei Gnoa1teute Der grpreB in ORB Greet
Citation it1p ppn ben Snbianern ermcroet NOR
ben. 200 Mam Ser. ct. 8ruppen lpuer
3ur 3I6ti9uu8 Der Snoianer ab8eben.
Die Snpianer loaen bur6 &etBe aufgeltas
6elt nprpeu ietr. @8 bieB am Sal5lee, nte
Snbtauer bitten einen gmi9ranfen@3 Bug nett
ltd pom 8ulp 8uIep %ob9eidnitten nuO betnobe
adn7lt6 ernprpet.
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Ment Nu5eigeu.
Ste S1Selt itnnnt!
NQe Nattpnen 1tno Don Oant erfiiut.

DaS fetbte Sprt6wOrt; ugetanate Dtnse baben tetnen gDertt, i"
BAT ene febr bef9rdntte Anpenbune. 8etanntes, mel&es Sc.
wuneernn8Spertb, nlslt6 uto Gee eenbrtneenb IN, er3eust I'D.
tune, Ddntbartett unb @ntbufaSmus. Sp war es NIT Splpmaa's
unI6ibbaren 9tGen. Sc metr wtr nit tbren punserppQen at.
senf6afttn befannt perpen, ie netr mir thre W~trfuneen tn zen
Uerswetfetfen SGlsn beOba&ten, befO ttefer ~empFnben mtr cas-
gerStenft uet&es prof 9uaUpap UNI bic Uaeuf&bett bat.
Sn bitlem 2anbe, mo- pt 70 f6nea Fnb i'm 8sOba&ten u. On.
ertennen BON wa6ren @nfpra6en auf @r6Bt tn NtfeniHaften iebsr
Mrt, TT fetne pcpularttGt unbf 8renst. Mb bic Na6frdee mad ftt-
men @rsnetntttelu mare cine ertraSaBante gu nennen, wenu tie
Rb ntdt af cine iDttre Bats Don G~rfa6rans %srantete.
Sn ben Sa6restetten, no Dsienterte unb Dur6fau SOrberr.
ben, rpetaert f& Bite 8sSSlteruns I'M SanSen Saben unb Defen,
traeno cine anbere Yr6parattpn ais 9cGUpl9's 9tGen etnsuueb
men, trcsceut BITE bOrtteen &erste F& umlpnt tuseetn ~RrGuten.
Gs 1T nustDs etnent 8ranten, rel6er altdsli& an St6rte, Up.
settt, @efuubbett unb Muntertett Dur& ben @ebrda1 btefer ptrt.
Iamen Mrnet 3untnntt, gu fasen, bas eS cine blrse 0erldumoune
TT, es seretutat f& ba tebes Organ. Nlustel. NerSen uno Gi6er
UNI lOl&e 8ehauptune Der 21se 3u 3etben; es TT sadtlbe bet Dps'
pepFe, Qe6erbeIAwerOen unb tn Der GRat bet aaen tunsrltHen
Rrantbetten OGue Musnabnte Der Sal.
gDir aeben ut6t aletn In Der &nertennans Der b~ele6enben uni
aS~rtenten GtpenlSaften bteIer Ytaen, betnabe ietes Ds6fetbtatt
pelbes mir SFaeu, sntbdlt ete pper BITE aubere &nstpptt BON If.
REM artumsb absr msnf&li&t aeiben, Uper bic WieOsraufrt&tuns
zines ~traftluIen unO bpFnunsstuitu, Don ben Gersteh aufsesebentr
Rrouteu. bird bte Stlfe bteler w~trtbSSaeu ar3net.
Refine anbere BIS isst ~anseSeiste WteNtstn bat .f& etn iol&ei
Qpb BON Der mebt ;tntf4en, r~eltsiSlen anb pchtti&ea 9refe ~ er.
,perten oeuust, ais SCGipap's MtebtSinen. 8ettuneen NIB Wnu-
uatsldrtften, bic f& gu arifctrdttla banten, I'm BITE &ntttee &C.
p6bnti6er YrGparate in t6re SpIltea Gufsunebuea. empfeblen
ptefe 0tQen ernftt6 benz 8utrauen Ger 9etbenben. Rtbts ais
wtrfli&e 1batIatben, su nett ~Serbrettet, UNI ~bearttten su psrbeu
woren. I'm StanOe bic anertannten Orsane Der 8atuttit su SermSD
oen. Hb Dor bteIern udattsen GRINDER. benz Gdiar Der mtptStnt.
f6en gDelt unb fetner unSersletGlt&en SetImitteI u beusen. Dt
Wabrbett iann 70 menis In ibrem 9aufe a~ufsetaIten werben, all
Die glise bes 9tmraels. (ap2Oit tuW1S)
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Nermtfebte Nnsetaem.
gimaer's M6bmafcbtne.

Os @@nsior biefser Stabt, fOpe ale Pericneu. rpel&e etue
cute q dbma d inc gu babet wlniten, iOlten lb srtnuern.
6aB cine BON uniern @aI6tnen, sweinial 70 bel Irbett tbut ale
rsenb cine anOere, unb 10 aud ~aWeimal 10 DieI @eIS
nbrtn9t. Dties n,adt uniere Dea&tnen gu ben btlIt9-
ten, welde I'M Marfte in6. Wetr ais 5000 oacOn in6 aIetr
in bteF9er Stact in Operation an &Sden. gBefen rnb 6oien lmo
6aben ibre @t8ner Cser bic hantt atbetteE in ben Stauo 9eieBt, f3
rrebr @elb gu erIparen, ais linen bteS auf anbereu1 GSe9e utD9-
tb 1T. @1e, welte cine Der b zen Rdbmaf6tnsn, bic
m 9ebrau@ inb, baben nt69ten, fpnten in unlerer Office:
$50. 159 BaltimpretraBe
%cpripre6eu, no @ebrau9se Gnpetiuneen IN oeutI6er, eusIi@er,
ran36TI6er ub ipontIher Sprate su baben fno unb 100 iptr Sc
q ts1eine wtaibne fault, auf ~oerlelten arbeten Ierna.
Sdtdt raa ettem @rerplar BON Stn9er'S &dbmal9tnsn-3ete
an9. Nne Weaidtnen tperoen elm gauges sSa6r mad ibrem Nntduf
DON uns in oOuer OrOnuns uub Preparation sebalten.
(6b28,iD %. y. 8rpbertd, M9ent
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GI CONCERT i'm g arbner' iden
g = Seute Gbenb finoet I'M @a.ten
be8 Srn. @aroner elm srpBe8 @on5ert 1utt.
Nu8 benz in Der betr. NnnOnce entbalteneu
Bresramm erliebt Der 2eler, tpel9e Semitic
ieiner barrep. 9teben etneul bur9au8 ti9ti.
gen Sr6elter bic Sdnger &lein u1O @arbner +!
Damit III senus sela9t!
g1 Die Yripotldule bon 8. 8. S9dfer
miro beute cine srpBe @rcurliOn nad) SO. Stun.
uann'S 8ellepue @arten abbalten, mprauf mir
paS 8ublifum aufmertiam MAIDEN,
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~ " ' ' y
8retclel. MieSulan Minnif, WrS W u
8ar, WiB 81 Mulen. Wrs Nnn
gode, WrS @N Sef, WGB WarN
GroB, Mr6 Sulia q palmsr, Wi6 9 M
Gornetb, NtrS Gbarl GensoIp. WiB So
DOlb, Wr6, 9annab Stub Wir8 Trel Grid
TOrter, WrS . q &oBpam, MrS q
Stint, NiB % S6afer MrS SEQ
Bilber, Wrs Ncelaice Ser6, Wrs Martba
6tlber, WiB 6annie SduIer, 9i@ie
@rpB, MiB Sarab 6 Stern, WrS 6 6
0untter, WrS 90 q Steiper Mr6 SuIau
6aQ, Wib Carrie SbilIman Wr6 st
GtttS, Wr6 WtarY 81 @alterS, Wr6 6
Ginger, Wr5 IS @ @arpeu, Wr8 9annat
Sebrber9er, Wtr6 y @elt, Wrs @prraro
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Msn.Nertern puree Elm grisf per.

N lie Iagen, DaB ie aI8 Bef0r0erer
.epeu8 uno Der 0armcnie Seton1men
,rGeu unp boB Nemzgprt I'M Sale eiaer Srili8
benz SiiOen treu iein merbe.
8albmtn pru Nem=Oort ia9te, e8 lei Der
3mef Der anpeIenben 9tem@0prter, bic GOn-
p2ntipn 3t bemeJtn, mad Baltimore gu 9eben.
@r ipro6 paun se9en 3erreiBun9 Der Union
uuo befam bafir BON ben 6euerf relern bic
I6TuIteu @rOb6eiten gu 9Dren.
@nbli6 perta9te lt6 Die Convention.
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@~eranbnna Der got.

W@Ontreat, II, Sun. Wlr bDren,
baB Die Ypu bier nud New yOrf beittmm
ten Soften am 2, 5. unp I. D. 90. be-
rautt wprpen finn, sic entbtelten mebrere
@edlel in Slanco llnp e6 OtrFts oaber
rutblam fem, nit Gauapildn @ehteln te'
ne8 Datums pprltdti9 81 lstn.
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m.merahrnnA in gnrpntp. Is. M.

Gprpnto, IL. Stunt. Am SOnnta9
MOr9en brannten eini9e @Ubn@@ tbaupe an
ct. @eprse'S Square, pOrunter Die pom
3idter 8urua, Or. 8irel II. u, ab, Sers
luf $4,000.
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Ner9nm9uu9splGte.
@trtb1bnftcn.
8. Nort's ONefmhome
SbarrItr. SEQ. "a nabe @ermonIfrof

TWETT*' W Il *WYN VNtIINITItWBt sc.
Dtetnen Treunben nn6 8etannten, iopte einem oeebrten NubG-
sIn. ss'se 10 hermit an, 6ab it meme 9ane nod INNER am alien
Sllse halte uno mem g~Sein=9a9er beoeuteno ~perarSEert babe.
OalieLbe umfaBt ale Scrtea WtcIet-, 8betn-, llnaar. unO fransS.
fl$e gsetae BON ben biaisiten bis gu ben tS8ten 9retlen, morGuf
t y oet gen ies!ssn itren9en Sonnta9S9eieten nod gang beionber8
Ssn eSten Ssbeaiatt hrs 9ous ibaft. SD %pertGaie n,eine g8ettne
6stn' SlaS, Glal&e anb gauone uub Isfrs bisdben Bel Nbnabms
pm Oesenc 6lal@en ober bel Der @auOne tofenfrei hrs OauS.
MaNr Weine 8rei81ifte it
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@rtra~@ Several eriammlun9
bs
gp,tals nemofrattibem xnrnneretns
ySnbl eineS neuer Barfeeper8

Seu., Mittpp6, @benbs 8 lbr fincet pesen witti8er gei6dfte
bic l~orHetuns Der enerals0erlamtlun9 pom lssten w1ttpcp
itott. mnr... ~ 81. o..r
hpS Worfeepers Al. lbernebmen, auf9eforoert, ihe Nnmeloun0tn
Dor @niana Der 8erIammlun9 ihrifht6 etnSnretHen.
9Ri G.4-t r. -ts y. II. SleDert Cptts SWItIIp.
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Nprtfanb RerpfenesNeI,

SHORTHAND &erDfene=Ce1.
Der bette MrtitcI in Mtartte. Is er3eugt beiu1 8rsnnen teinel
Nanb mnb BAT teiuen nnan9enebmen @eru1. Serner:
&erpfene C~els&et.
bon benz lesten un6 D~erbe6ersn Yasentmulsr NIT Rn9el, @pHn-
~berel6Iern unb Do6ten I'M @re6- linb Rleins0ertauF bel
III. Ware6eld 81 Co..
etaai0ts M9enten Der Prrtlonbs Reroiene DEL @pmpaguie
R.2z.su Rp. 10 y. 9rwarrir.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1860-02-16
UNFRIENDLY LEGISLATION

The committee of The Virginia Legislature
which has had under their charge the inves.
CATION Of the Iiarper's Ferry affair, have emu
meratcd those States at the North which have
enactmcnts that render ncgatory the fugitive
slave law.
The list contains Maine, New Hampshire,
Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode
Island, New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Int-
ana Ohio. Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa and Min
esota.
The laws of most of these States provides
that if fugitive slave shall he arrested hs
shall be defended by the attorney for the CON-
monwcnltll at the public expense That all the
State prisons or county jaIs arc forbidden to
receive such fUgitivcs, and the State officers are
prohibited under heavy penalties from arrest
ing them.
In several of these States the right of trial
by jury in the locality where he may be arrested
is gwen to tho fugitive, anu this jury trial in
lis practical workings is a legal mockcry where
ny the shareholders arc deprived of their con-
stitutonaI right.
These enactments are in direct opposition TO
the spirit Of the provisions Of the fugitive slave
act. law passed in pursuance Of the PLAIN
provisions of the constitution. The South
knows how worthless the fugitive slave law has
proved, and its inoperation has been effected
by legislation CT the Northern States, hostile
TO our institutions. In the compromise meas
ures of 1850 this fugitive slave law was landed
rs great national concession upon the part
of the North. 1t was claimcd even by Southern
leaders that this was a victory for the South,
ono that should strengthen their faith in ma
tional justice allay sectional strife and re-knit
the ties Of union. How Iamentablc that these
vain hopes have not been realized.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1860-02-16

Mason and D;rsom's Lincoln the 4th Of
August, 1863, Thomas and Richard Penn, and
Lord Baltimore, being together in London,
agreed with Charles Mason and jeremiah Dixon,
two mathematcians or surveyors, to mark, run
out, settle and fix the boundary line between
Maryland on the one hand and Delaware and
Pennsylvania on the other. Mason and Dixon
landed in Philadelphia on the 18th of Novem-
her following. and began their work at once
They adopted the peninsulnr lines, aud the ra-
dius and tangent point Of the circular of their
predecessors. They next ascert"inedthe north-
eastern coast OF Maryland, and dproceeded TO run
the dividing parallel Of latitude. They pursued
..iis parallel distance Of % miles, le chains aud
81 links, from, The place Of the beginning at the
N. E. corner of Maryland 10 the bottom of a
Wiley on Dunkard creek. where an Indian war
path crossed their route. and here, on the 10Th
af November, l767-ninety.two years ago
their Indian escort told them il vas the will Of
the Sioux Nation that the surveys should cease.
and they, terminated accordingly, leaving SO
miles chains and so links as the exact distance
remaining to be run wrs, 10 the southwest an
gle of Pennsylvania, not far from the Board
Tree Tunnel, on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Dixon died at Durham. England. l777 !;
Mason died nPcnnsylvanis, 1887.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1860-02-16
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES.

The idea of building up Southern Manufac.
ture seems to be gaining strength every day
We see It paraded in every Journal South Of
try rs heard universally from the planters Of the
country. We are glad to see this spirit spread.
ing throughout the South. We think il is high
time that the people OF the South should inau.
gurate some policy by which they would be
rendered less dependent upon the labor of her
enemies for tho common necessares of life.
However. those who are most sanguine about
this matter should not regard it as the work Of
but few months or years. We must not expect
manufactures to spring up like mushrooms at ths
South, TO take The place OF those at the North.
The established channels Of trade are not to be
damed up in a moment, or averted from their ac'
customed flow.
We are peculiarly an agricultural people, and
manufacturing is trade or protesting of which
the business men Of the South are Iamentably
ignorant. They hnve not been brought UP TO
it. They know hut little OF the management OF
such establishments, and in many instances fall
ures ean be traced to want of that SIX in
conducting them which can only be acquired
by practical experience. So thststo make
tins movement successful W. must make an
humble beginnings We should begin with Tie
manufacture Of the.coarser fabrics and articles
Of prime Decessityi We must fnst educate men
TO the business and demonstrate toacnpits,ist by
actual experiments the certainty Of a. profitable
arenaneratioa before they win invest, their mos.
sey in Abe establishmentAe Capital will forevsf
9stek slia Investment which is supposed &c. bc
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Obitnarp.

DEPARTED this life at his residence near
White Hall, in this District on the 2d inst,
JOHN l. GRIFFIN,e aged twenty.six years
and ten months.
Mysterious and affective are many of the
idlspensations Of all.wise and righteous God.-
The subject of this notice was only to be
known to be loved for his many agreeable and
nmisbls traits, both of head and heart. He
was soeiable benevolent and liberal, a good
neighbor and citizen. and firm and reliable
friend. He professed his faith in the Savior,
and shisgenernl character for truthfulness gives
assurance Of its being made in honesty of heart
and sincerity Of purpose. Blu. In the midst of
his days he was suddenly cut down and his sun
Sset In q cloud. Complaining Of being 1nwell
Sbsftook Iaudanunl. and It is supposed that the
5effeets OF the laudanum in connection with
disease Of the heart, 10 which he was subject,
caused his sudden death. He was aware that
3hix end 3wnsa at hand end breathed his last cay.
ing. Lord Jesus receive my spirit" He leaves
q young and afectidnate wife and two cif ildren
of tender age, an aged mother and brothers
and sisters with numerous friends and relatives
stosmonrn his untimely and sad death. He has
fslIen in the hands Of righteous but msreiful
Sod. who viii do right. 'The Lord gave and
sttie Lord hath taken away. and blessed be the
name OF the Lord" w. P. II.
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ADVERTISEMENTS. A

We would nsk attention to large sale nj
auction of carrngcs, buggics, &c., by Luther
Roll, Augusta, Ga.
Also to the notice of J. w. Means Leather.
sc.
1t Will also hc seen tllnt browning & Taylor
Will continue the Harness business at the old
stand of 7. n. Browning.
Also see notices settlement, Estate of John
Adams, and Administrators notice. Estate of
W. a. Williams notica to debtors of T. n.
Browning. and Bridge to let out at the late
residence of Philip Cromer, VIM. NJ. Rogers,
Assignee, Shcrif's Sales, &c.
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During the summer that has just passed
away, thousands of sufferers from dysentery
and diarrhpa have been relieved by the use Of
HOSTETrER'S BITTERS, n medicine which
is evidently destined to maintain n permanent
place in the public estimation. Bilious di-
arrhGa is one Of those diseases which battles
the skill of the physician. Tho medicine they
administer to uct upon the bowels never seems
to reach the source Of the evil. The difficulty
is to get remedy that will reach all the dgea.
tive organs, and give them simultaneously a
rusli Of vigor TO rid themselves of this disease.
This problem is solved by the Filters, which
never fails TO conquer the most stubborn cases.
1t is only fair to eny, that during tho just
closed, this medicine has achieved more cures
than any other presented to the public, and dur
ing the fall, which that terrible scourge the
fever and ague, is so prevalent, the Bitters will
gain fresh fame.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
where.
W See advertisement in another column.
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LIBERAL DUNaTIoN

1he Due West 7eles,ope says that at recent
meeting of the Masonic Lodge in Due West,
they resolved to give Five Hundred Dollars to.
wards the erection of the necessary buildings
Tor The Due West Female College The dona-
ton was unsolicited and is on this account the
more acceptable. The Lodge is composed of
our citizens, Ecarly all of whom I,ave sub.
scrlbed As individuals. Now the Masons come
up IN their associated capacity and subscribe
thus literally. These things show that our
"hoie community 's III earnest, and having pu,
their hands to the plough they are not going to
look back.
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FIREMEN's CELEBRATION.

Ihet olumbia Caroiinion notices the arran-e.
ments Of lis citizens aided by the fire depart
me"t oil That city T." get ur grand prize contest
IN May next, to which the fire companies of the
South will he invited. The prizes will he award.
ed t" the first and second class engines Two
prizes I" each class; first, for the fartl,erest
pitch of water. md second, for the greatest
quantity in given time.