Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-02

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VIM. B. Price, VIM. H. Clarridge, {. II.
| McGlue, and W. X. Wartiell, whose fine
voices gave much pleasure to the audience.
The LIST song, Farewell" to the tune Of
Music in the Air. was, in particular, we'll
sung.
One thing, however, married the entire
proceedings, the Principal had very lnJudl-
ciously admitted a large number OF bad
! BOYS, and these talked, laughed and ran in
| and out, necessarily, 50 that but small part
| of the addresses were heard by the audience,
| and the speakers were evidently so much
worried as TO be utterly incapable of doing
their best.
INQUEST on \ FouSDLISG-We noticed
on Friday that the body Of the founding m
FAINT, which recently died at the Poor's
House. would be the subject Of Coroner's
Inquest. Accordingly, on Saturday morn
ing. in tie absence OF Coroners Neaie ana
Chancellor, an inquest was held at the pub
lie burial ground By Justice Price. The to!-
lowing gentlemen composed the lury:--s.
Tennesson. ". Sutton, Stephen Swain, j.
McCuin, Harrison Kirk, }. Hall, }. /.
Crumr, +. Quaid, Geo. Davis, W. NJ. Smith
and l.. Walker.
Drs. Harold Snowdcn and u. NJ french
made post mortem examination, bat moth
ing was shown, which, in their Judgment
would lead to the belief that exposure or VI
olence caused its death.
After hearing the evidence and Strics
examination of the case, the Jury rendered
the following verdict:
AN inqusiton was taken a, the p"Iy, n sP"nnt
10 Fairfax county rontE Nm un ,ns own u'
June i'o'' oe'o't '>I,,r ron.r mon N, view Of
u sa'' e'""'S sunnnspJ fl be the child of
Mrs. Elizabeth Hall, ,lere lying dead. The Jury
sworn to inquire where and by what means the
say that said infant came 10 its death from natural
causes
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! lHEoL""l'AL oENiNASi no % ~,
discourse on trl'ay, was "et ~, ~ .n1
hight lteV. h'Shnp "e''oe' nc 'oi'"'"o
candidates tor ordtfS were "'oH'''eu :, 0S"Vn''s
FRANCIS r.. Arnold ana hoin"S IL N"'ior,'
OF the diocese OF Ie"hSl l'"n,'' '"i mi'i
Herrck, DaVlu l. Lee, law" H.
ana Peter 1ihSiey, VI "'e "'uev1' VI :
Ia, ana James H. llonia's' VI NV o.'0 =
| New YORK. MI. L. pioS'' 90 VIC u''0o1e VI
MassachuSet'S' Il !henoei VI '''9 Gun A..
Will be ordained Ill MS own oiooes.' va -
james oani' ol ,tS'"'I' "'Io " s''"''I p.,,,
this year was orua.i1sa w h'S"' NV Isl m
op Meade, on the ttn I'll haS las': n0''
John Cosby, OF the diocese oi 'rel''la, uc'-
con, was also Ordained priest. ~ Se'iho'' " %
delivered before 'he m1SS'nh"ry Soe'sey VI ''''
Seminary, by ke'. II. b. hua'ie' u We" 'c'-
sey, and another before tne tii"i"i'' ~ new
FRED. > hey, .! Ne" OH u D,,,,.
and Meade llailS--"A1 DC com Pie'e1 ,'A'
winter. The number OF students, iNciuN!iS
a class preparatory 70 the regular 'heoloSlcai
course, is sxty-one.
c g. 1,,a vash;nu,oo Star If
/ nA SHors g. ..rto p:aa,'H,,t ro<,;nn ot.
i M:' ';u'} ""9 ,aaa arnos+ tor,lly Without
'is!na" r''' Dnti, na.t Where lin rhot
''' '.;anl w., a'rn h,. hno, nronerlv PLANTED.
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."tt - VIZ and IA steraJ * vet tI,at
iN"'g,' VI '',' ,,'ror trn,,, ,,,nt # rain hut
crop mas NV , s1N hoor ' nar.Ia.Iy nnt in tho
wherever II 'i1I 1oe" ,lro.ir r,T;It;nr
grounu' 'nt pi"oe9 a.. ,a. ta:,, Lnnnf;1,o1
ne y'e,o "' ",,'' L, royan'ad INV ,,-
ny 'ne o'''S'' nv L.r,a,t tboro viii
pe"'"..oe VI Wv - ,a.a,. ~, o,,;n[. and
DC e''S'leil U,o, -! n;,,t ,,r,,, and Tr;ntar
tne "heaV e'S ~ ~, oa"' lo "o' nerbans
hi XIV NIX" .t -o ,,r,ld o,har,v;ta have
h 'aa, tnrns n,t r. hn rrmorEhly fine the
booI. ha;n,, laron and the Grain everywhere
". ai;tn - wheat was ever GROWN than that
4 ,rn;nt tba p;sdmnnt ,eninn Of Viroiuia will
.'aI,d ,, n,ort.o, 1h;s xa,Son tb,uvh The onan-
,a"N IN '' i,a ,.,,,,.r,tivtlv small"
u'S VIII "' ''''