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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-10

These oras remove Nil
morbid or ba., matter From
the y stem, supplying In iiiDir
plnce n healihy dow of bile,
iDyigarnllng HE stomach, !.
causing f,sad IL digest we'll, 7
RirNil,o TN niooD,Elslng
ionc nnd health to the whole =
mncl,imfy, removing The ,
cause Of the diseasc-- eiIeet.
ing u radical cure. /,
Bli.Inus ATTACKS are cured, t,
and, whit Ii better, prevent +,
al by the occasional use Of
the Liver 10, lgoraior. .
One desc after eating Ia
sufficient H. rcheve the stem
n,h aud prevent the f,nd ,
from rising and sourlng.
Ont, ofic dose taken be- '
fore retiring prevents NIGHT :
MARE.
only one dose tnkcn nj 4
niplh. loosens the bowels
gently, and cures cosriYs-
MAS.
one dose taken amer ench
meal Will rnre pvHPgrsIA. :
one dosc of two itaAI,oons-
iul will always relieve SICK
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-10

q S.s~I an a candidate for tho Office of City
49, sergeant al the ensuing election Ia Arrl.
lHu - tide GEORGE q. WILLIAMS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-24

scrvile jnsurrect!"n. Twenty-Five years the
agitation has been steadily Increasing until
they have secured the riwer ot the com won
government Observing the forms of the
, Constitution: aecot:pnal party has found wti-
! in that article establishing ar executive de-
partment, means OF subvcrtinS the Constitu-
ton itself. \ geographical line has been
drawn across the Union, and ali states north
OF that liue have united in the election of IL
man to the high Office Of President of the
United States, whose opinions and purposes
arc hostile to slavery.
He is to be entrusted with the administra-
ton of the coming government because it is
declared that government cannot endure
permanently half slave and half free, and
that the public mind must believe that slave
~ is in the course Of ultimate extinction.
This sectional combination for the subyer-
sion OF the Constitution has been aided In the
states by eleYating to citizenship persons who,
by the superior law OF the land. are lncapa-
Dlc vi DeC"iHlhS IitiLSttS, ''i'' the'i 'o'-S
have been used 10 inaugurate the new policy
hostile to tho South and destructive to it5
ueace and safety. On the 18th Of March next
this party will take possession of the gov
eminent. 1t has been announced that the
South shall be excluded from the common
terr'ory-that the judicial tribunal will be
made scctional--that war must lie Waged
against slavery until it shall cease through
out the United States. The guarantees OF the
Constitution will no longer cx!st--eqnal
rights of the states will be iost--the slave
holding states will no longer have the power
Of self government or self protection, and
tie federal government will have become
their enemy. Sectional interests aud ami
mostly vii! deepen tho irritation, and all
hope 81 remedy IS rendered vain hy the fact
that the public opinion CT The North has in-
vested Tie great political error with the SANG
ton Of u more erronccuS religions belief.
We, therefore, the people of South Carroll
m. by our delegates in convention assem-
bieJ. appea;i"g 10 the Supreme Judge Of the
world Tor the recti;ude Of our intentions,
have so!emalv declared the union heretofore
existing between Ibis state and the other
States Of North America is dissolved, and
that tic State ol South Carina regurncs
her position among the nations OF the world
rs free. sovereign. independent state with
full power 10 levy war, conclude peace, con
tract alliances, establish co,nIHc"ce, and DO
all other acts and rhings which independent
states may Of right lo; AMI for the support
of this declaration, with firm reliance for
PROTECTION on Divine Providence, we mutual!
~ pledge each other orr lives, ouE fortunes,
and our sacred honor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-24
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH.

y !
WAslIlSGroH, Dec. 222.-fhe matter Of
the Commonwealth of Kentucky. hy the
Governor and Executive authority thereof,
against the Guvcrno" NJ the State Of Ohio
was takrn up in the Supreme Court to-day
Mr.. Monroe having read the petition and
oxhiEi.S, and having moved the Court fer Il
wr.. If Iuant;fi1us, or for rule to SHOW:
cause pursuant L. tne terms OF SAID petition,
If was ordered th"t tho motion he set down
for argnnont on the lib Of JanuHry, and j:
was further ordered that the clerk of tie
court forthwith send a copy o; this UrGer,
and Of The petition and exhibits fled there
in, IL be served on his iixcellency, William
jennisoa, Governor Of the State Of Ohio.
The despatch of Saturday in relation to
Mr. Crittenden's proposition. should have
been credited To the Philadelphia Press, in,
stead of the Associated Press.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-24
fredericksburg. Market, Def. g


PORT OF Observation-Disclosures y.
ARRIVED.
Brig Voluatccr, Mitchell, CallaS. Me- 'aths 10
Cazenove & Co.. with loss al part OF the deck
load.
Schr Marietta Eu1r, NickerS"n, passed aH 20
Washington.
SaILEn.
Steamer Diamond State, hsrwn, Baltimore, hy
Whe4t 1t Rro.
Steamer s.. Nicholas. Guy, Baltimore, H.
Wheat 4 Bro.
MEMORANDA.
Br Barque Eliza, Charles, sailed !rom Rich
mond, Tor this port. 2Oth
Schrs Fairfax. Mott, ana Helen Mar, AicAer-
son, hence at n w York, 22d inst.
Schr. Ann D.. Gillespie, arrived At New YORK
from ;ieorge;own. j. C.. 22d inst.
Schr. Georgia Deerng Hinkham, from thi" port,
arrived Ut Portland, 18th inst. -
RS WHO WANTS CHRISTMAS GIFTS 3
Whoever does. slIculd call upon tho i@aOs Ladies
Of St. Mary's Sunday Scaoo, who will open
FAIR THIS AETE2EooN, ct 5 o'c!ock, Il:
ST MART'S HALL, ccrner If Wolfe and hoy"i
Streets and keep it open every altern""n AZ"
evening dafias inc week. ..,
They have one Of the finest aSSortmontS Io1 ;
and FANCY ARTICLES ever ofere; il Alex
andria. and ICE CREAM. CAKE, sc. &c, III
abundance. Call and see them
mas- Ad,nis sion 10 cents children ba!t price.
Season tickets 274 cents DEG Z4.-o' -
w. UNION MEETING tx CrLrErER-ihe Union
men OF Cul1eper irrespective Of party VIII meet II
tue Court House, on Tuesday evening next, at
O'Clock. II is hoped that hcpcopie will tnEn "ut
Spescbes NAV BIZ expected from the Hon. JoAn ,.
Peudictor, Col Edward a Freeman anu others.
Culpeper County, dec 24-~it -------.-
IBEETY HALL! ..
"HAPPy CHRISTMAS r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-24
NEGRO HIRIEG.
1861
1861.
B. A. COOKE

Is. a. COCkE,
| (oFFIcE ON l4TH STREET, N EXCHANGE HOTEL
BUILDING, RIcHMpSD, VA.,)
INSURANCE AND COLLECTING AGENT.
Respectfully tenders his services to The public
aud the friends of Cooke Il Close Tor HIRING
OUT SERVANTS, for whom he will endeayor to
procure the best prices aud comfortable homes,
and promises them especial attention during sick
ness. Will also atteed 70 the property of absent
owners, and Collecting Of Claims generally. Huv-
ing learned from an experience Of some years
that advantage is derived from naking prompt re-
turns of the collections effected by agents, am
resolved to adopt this practice, and hope by un
tirag cxertons that shall be able to give entire
satisfaction TO all who may favor mo with their
patronage, and thus rerit continuance of the
same. To those with whom l am personally UNI
acquainted it affords pleasure to offer the fol-
lowing:
REFERENCES II. O. Dabney, ESQ.,, Achilles
Campbell, esq, r. HAYES, esq, DR.. D. II. Gregg,
COL II 3. Tomln, VIM. r. Aylett, esq, Dr. R. W.
Fox, Messrs Powell Il Gary, j. 0. Pollard, esq,
Vim. N. Turner, esq, King William County
VIM. NJ. McGruder. esq D. Z. Gardner, ESQ.,,
Z S. McGruder, NJ. D., }. F. Sinton, NJ. D., Hen
rico County.
Jonh &. II ,rriss, esq, Dr.. VIM. H. Fox, Hano-
yer county.
Messrs Wilson & Bosher, Messrs. Chiles &
Chcnery, Messrs. Crenshnw, Quarles & Co., VIM.
W. Tiuberlake, esq, DR.. T. w. Hancock, Mark
Downey, esq, Andrew jenkins, esq, R. A. +.
Dubney, esq (la:o Of the firm OF Dahncy &
Cooke, of this city, 4 S. Samuel, esq., Col. Wm.
A. Moncnre, (Second Auiitor,) Messrs. Johnston
Il Whiting, W. P. W. Taylor, esq., Messrs. Grubbs
d Apperson Richmond City.
II. ". Thomas esq, Fairfax county.
I. L. Hill, esq, Wm. Wright. esq, Alexan-
dra Va.
S. S, Gresham, ESQ.,. Arch'd Pointer. esq, King
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-24
COMMERCIAL.
Monetary.

The City Of Manchester nHd G!sr arTlFoH WIN
500 in gold.
The following were TIE buying rates for uncur-
rent funds last Saturday, by the Baltimore bro
kers Virginia Bank notes II discount, do checks
4! to 5; North Carolina Bank notes !, DO. checks
to s; South Ca-olin. and Georgia Bank notes
5: Cheeks on Charleston and Savannah ,.
New York exchanges. ....................2t prem.
Philadelphia do .....,............... prem.
The London Times, III abiding TO the heavy
gold shipments to America, refers /" the expert
ence of 1857, and hints that the New York .nar-
ket may be again glutted with gold, and that con-
seauently the present shipments may speedily
ind their way back agaia, TT q loss to the ex-
porters.
Moderate unouns OF gold continue TO come
South from New York 4 half million sent
last week, and It's effect the price of foreign
bills at the South is already felt. Sterling ut New
Orleans is reported more active AT 10n@l0l4 foc
t-claSS bankers.
The Richmond Why Of Saturday Suys:-''rhere
was pause, to-day, IN the daily decline OF Nor
thern Exchange, which We have notcd fer week
past. The ruling rates were 3t@53 on Ph!ladet-
phia, and 6M6! on New York; Baltimore u!
The payment of interest on the State bones Ill
New York having been provided Tor, the 5anhs
breathe freer' aad unless unforeseen camiin-
gency shall intcrpCsc 10 prevent tAeh, taey "lI
probably prepare t. accommodate their Customers
with Northern exchange, iii iimiteG amounts,
about the middle OF January. There S'a plethora
of paper money 10 Some Of The city banks at THIS
time, consequent upon the deposits Of revenues BY
the Sheriffs from different portions Of the State
Nothing doing IN stocks to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-24

Pr MAGNETyC TEAEGRAEI.
Hr. Lincoln Determined to Carry out the Re-

Nr. Lincoln Determined to Carry OUT the Re-
publican Platfcrm-EoleAs Volens.
The New York Tribune Of Saturday heads
its editorial! columns with she following
"Neare enabled 10 state III The most positive
terms, that Mr. Lincoln is utterley opposed
to any concession or compromise that shall
yicl3 che iosa Of the position occupied oy the
Repn olican party on the subject OF Slavery
IN the Territories, and that he stands now,
rs he stood in May Lass, when he accepted
the nomination for the Presidency, square
upon the Chicago Platform"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-24
alexandria Marxst, December e.

The market for Flour is very inactive, aud We
hear of no shipping demand Wa quote Super
uominaly at SIS; Extra S5.5o@e SIS ST., ana Fam-
ly S65OGyS. The offerings Uf Wheat were very
light, and there sales reported on Change
-ouotations are nominal. Corn is quiet an
prices unchanged. Rye dull. Oats inactive witt!
light receipts. Business generally dull
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-24
dec 24-lt DIFFENDERFrER l. co.
TO TEE PUBLIC
IEAYING A IARGE aMnUNn OE N10NrX

|. III AVING A LARGE AMOUNT OF MONEY
IL to pay prior to tho lst of March next, and
owing to the general stagnation of business, we
have determined to offer extra indusement for
purchasers TO buy Of us for cash, and now propose
to make discount of ten per cent on all cash
sales for the next sixty days, in order to reduce
our very large stock of GOODS, and realize the
money for them previous to opening our Spring
supplies.
Cash customers will readily see the advantage
they will have in trading with US on the terms pro-
posed, as an examination of stock, and prices,
will show for themselves whether or not we arc
sincere in our proposition and as the greater por-
ton of our FANCY STOCK has already been re-
duced since the crisis began, we feel confident
that the extra inducement we now offer will be
highly appreciated by every one having goods to
buy who are at all familiar with the prices gene
rally charged elsewhere. -
We need hardly add that our stock, lowing to
the state o: the tines is now very large in many
kinds of STAPLE IS we'll as FANCY GOODS
and purchasers will be able to supply themselves
with almost every thing in our line Of business at
very low prices, and, in many instances, for less
than the actual cost.
The lowest CASH price will invariably be named
at once. ". N. SINISTER 4 CO.,
No. 50, opposite Centre Market,
between 7th and 9Th streets.
Wpot 1ao
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-24
Suicide.

MANCHESTER, \. H., Dec % Mrs. Eli
zabeth Fitch, and her daughter, three years
old, we're found dead to-day, in bed. She
probably committed suicide y rrnssic acid.
Her husband, lawyer, in good business,
ami child recently dead, which i: is bel ev
e,l, caused insanity. and led her 10 poison
her remaining child and herself.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-24
South Carolina LEGISLATURE.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 22.-The House yester-
day, adopted u resolution ins;ructlng The
military committee 10 make provision for
feeling an1 transporting troops, also estab-
fishing telegraph lines 10 all exposed points
Of the stale, giving the GjveTnoT authority
over AL telegraph limos in case Of war IL ap-
prehanhed invasion. 1t was made the s!'c-
cial order !o! to-day
/ resolution was offered making s"arch-
lug inquiry i;tn the business Of the banks
of the STATE, with power 10 send FIR persons,
exgnin5 bank books, transactions, etc.
The senate has adjourned till the 81 OF
january, and the h"uSe has adopted resou-
ton 10 tho same effect
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-24
Fire AT Adams, Kew York.

ADAMS, \. y, Dee. 2l.-A FIRE brake out
in this place, early yesterday morning. which
desire, cd and consumed nearly enc half OF!
the business pnrj,nu Of the town. Twelve
buildings we're burned and property to the
nm"uot Of 500. 900 destroyed. Vi which ab ut
SO 900 is covered BY Insurance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-24

THE CO-PARTNERsEIP or COOKE &
l. CLOSETS this day dissolved By mutual con-
sent, L. q. Close retiring.
BENJAMIN A. C0CKE will continue the bus
;ncss heretofore conducted by COOKE & CLOSE,
and is aIano authorized 60 collect the debts of the
concern, aad use the name .; he firm. in lquida.
tioE. B. A. C0CKE
December 18th, 1860. L. &. CLOSE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-24
Gn,r Ynriy MaNRnt

new YoRK, Dec 22.-C":ton firm; sales "t =.
600 bales Upan,is Inildiing, lo&Wl0t. Flour
Zoe. lower: State Toe. lower. Ohio $1,000 So no.
Southern $5,lN@$5,%5. Wheat iW3c. lower
Corn &c. lower: sales of Is 900 ha>hels; mixed Gj
M67c Provisions dull. Spirits OF inrptatire,
firm az 33Gp35c. Rosin steady. Stocks lower
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-24
Restoration of Captain in the Navy.

New YORK, Dca. - ---1olnn1odore kear-
new. the second senior officer 81 liz United
States Navy has resi&n=d lis com"'i.~i."'.
He is Il native ANA resident OF Ne" Jc:."y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-24
Nr IinccIa's Cabinet.

sr. Louis, DEC. 22--Tha Demo c"at an
nounres BY authority that MIR. Lincoln Of
iered Edward Bates 4 seat in his Cabinet,
and thnt the latter will accept tie position,
which will probably b" Secretary Of the In
terror.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-24
pRoCLhEETIGE!

MAYORS OFrIcE, ALEXANDRIA,
December %. 1860
yETHEREAS, the laws Of the Corp9rall"n pre-
w hibit tn. DISCHARGE OF FIEE-A EAS'
or any composi;ion Of canpow:er within the limits
thereof: aud whereas said laws have seen oftsh
violated bv Boys, and other persons, mnch 20 'no
annoyance of citizens ANA the danger % properly,
during tho Christmas holidays we 'nr'''"f'' -,
thn d;scharre Of our caty Us Police Officers, viii
wildly enforce the l:w against al offenders
By order Of the Mayor: .-.
JOHN 3 HANCOCK,
.aa EDWARD ". DAVIS, Police
RICH. II WARDER, Officers.
GEO. ". NELSON,
dec 24-3t ----...---..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-24
Washington, dec 21-d2w
FRESH ARRIVAL.


THIS DAY received, New Crop New Orleans
i Sugar, in hhds ...a..--
New Crop New Orleans Molasses, in bbls
Muscoyado Molasses, in terces and hhds
Java Coffee in mats and bags
Laguyra Coffee, prime old Write
Rio Cofjees, prime to choice
Crushed, Granulated and Powdered Sugars
A. B, and C. Coffee Sugars; also, already in
store, Loaf Sugar, Candles, Adamantine and
Mould; Rice, and old crop; Layer and Bunch
Raisins, Candy, Brown and Fancy Soaps, Salt,
Ground Alum and Fine, various brands; Brooms
and Wooden ware; Teas, Black and Green;
Matches, CT all grades; Starch, Indigo, Nader,
Alum, Alspice, Pepper, Cloves, Mace, Powder and
Shot, Lead, Vinegar, Maekerel, and Herring,
Glass and Putty, with many other articles, which
we now offer to our former customers on the usual
terms. aud at very greatly reduced prices for tho
cash. We also want Gold and Northern Exchange,
and will pay for same, the highest market rates,
either in goods, or Virginia money. @.~
GRAY, MILLER l. CO.,
dec ll--dJanl cor. of King and Water-sts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-24
Rnnnrtal Ganture 81 2 SiaYac.

NEW IuuK, Dec. .z23.-i5 is reported here
that the war steamer Alohisan six guns
has captured another SLAYER on tie coast Of
.Africa having IN board 500 negroes,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-24
Ere ~ .tS35EG.

OswsGo. Der. OF ,zzen'a i1l,;ci: in this
city was partially destroyed by fire this
morning. The loss to the building is $1,000.
and il IS insured for 5000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-24
Ic:TTCE.
0rFICE ExcuAXGE BANk of ",

0rr1cg ExeuAxGE BAHK or ",
ALEXANDRIA, Dec. o. lSto-
ry,IJTS RANK will be elrSel ID business on iGc''
3nv next, the 25th inst: also, T"cSda; 'he
6Tst t1ov of January 1t IS requested that III!
no,aS tnnturin. on those days be paid 'he pre-
cp,liu,r DAVIS, the 18th and 3'St 0: Derc'"brr All
otreriurs for discount. TO ie r:ade on the <nin'
days. INA "I'N ~ = T.;;,
~ OTTCE--I have on hand a few rat:er"s III
" all wool MOUSLlNE ROBES, which Will
sell at about half price. -.
Now is your time 10 get h@ntSo::i" uftSs i't
little money; also. soinc very h"inS''ue - '1,,
low nricoa MOUSLlNE D&LAlNES FANCY
CALiCOES, ut 81 and 10 els. that can ne eN-
celled. rdec 81 l.. \. La !, y ~
yETANTED TO HIRE Tor The ensuing year, 10
w serve in a sinai! family, Nv" wei gaa!"c;
SERVANTS, one as coax, washer ana Irohet ana
tho ether II man servant for the dining r"on' For
rood reiahlc servants, liberal wages VIII DC gwen
4nuly ut 81 Washington street
dec 2i--eo6t@ -
NOR HIRE.--Two WOMEN and II RoN-fhe
II how is accustomed 70 h"usc work. For terms
apply to - J"
dec 24--2t" -----. .-----.--
A ppLES-luJ hbls. choice table apples i"r
II sale by D. ~ lila L. L u -
dec IT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-24
SCHEDULE OF PRICES:
Is Il Reliable u?

The W u W. Machine has stood the
scrutiny Of the IVorld since 1876: 2l,3O5
purchasers have shown their appreciation
OF them during The last twelve mcnths.--
Thousands Of them are in use in Virginia.
The Con.pa'.y guarantee every Machine they
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-24

TIE COMPROMISE COMMITTEES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-24

1t is only required to enumerate their
advantages, and 10 say we are
prepared 10 prove that
Taey IRE tie most reHojle! THEY IRE
the SIMPLEST! riley are the most per-
}ecl in Construction! IHsy are easily
adjusted! 4No;seIess in Operation!
UHhoui LEATHER pnds, Or either per-
pIering coniriunnces Tey are Inc
most rnpiA IN erecuti0n, and they U'
The most durab!e.
Agency, ~ King Street.
! I--2avii
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-24

Kentucky VS.. Ohio IL the Supreme Court
COMPROMISE ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-24

Special Message IN Relation tc South Carolina
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-24

LII EREAFTEH. until further notice, the Pas
Ill scnger Trains of the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad, will leave and arrive at the depot,
of Duke and Henry streets, with the exception Of
the O'Clock train, which will land ut the Steam
boat wharf. M. BR0ADUS, G. T. A.
lprD o--tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-24

A PpLES.-luo hbis. ch"lce tnnie - pp'' 80, '''
II sale by D. ~ h'A Ii = u -
dec IT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-24

THE PETITE Festival. The young ladies
OF ST. Mary's Sunday Schnol are exceeding
~ ent;ciDg in their advertisement published
in another column They offer TO attract the
fancy, suit the purse AMI crafty the palate;
We are sure that St. Mary's Hall, will
never be without q crowd during the eontln-
uance of their petite festival.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-24

THE ALEXANDRIA nnUDouN AND HAAr.
SHIRE RAILRoAD.--in the Georgetown coun-
CT, on Friday last, resolution offered by Mr..
fenney, authorizing application to be made
II Congress for permission 10 make d SUD-
scription OF $500 600 To the L"utoun and
Hampsh hire Railroad. was read once, and
laid over under the rule.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-24

ACCIDENT An axle of one Of the freight
cars Of the Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad,
when near Max Meadows, on Friday, broke,
and the Conductor OF the train, Mr.. Rolf
man. was thrown from the platform Of tho
car and had his arm broken. The train was
thrown fron the track, but 20 one else was
injured though the ears were injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-24

STATE Proxies AID Directors OF THE AL
ExAHDRlA, LouDouH AND HAMPSHIRE RAIL-
noAp.-The Beard OF Public Works have APP
pointed The following persons to represent
the State in the Alexandria, Loudoun and
HAMPSHIRE Railroad, for the ensuing year:
T. p. Pcndeton, Of Clarke county: Charles
Blue, Hampshire county; [. Louis Kinzer,
Alexandria, Proxie David Funsten, Alex
anlria; John Janney, L1udoua; Richard h.
Byrd, Frederick; Alfred Moss, Fairfax
Directors
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-06-22
HOTEL, BEDFORD, "a.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the pub
Ic, that he Estl keeps the Hotel, under the above
name, IN the old and well known Globe building, on
West Pitt Street, formerly owned and occapied 5v
Mr.. John Young, where he will be happy to see all
friends and the travelling public generally Persons
attending Court are respectfully invited to give him
call. lie pledges himself that he will do all in
his power TO render all his guests comfortable.
His Table will be supplied with the choicest del
Icacies the market will afford.
The Bed Rooms will contain clean and comfortable
bedding.
The Bar will be supplied with choice liquors.
The Stable will be attended by careful and at
tentive hostler.
q Boarders will be taken by the day, week,
month and year.
JONATHAN HORTON.
June 3, 1859.