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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02
SARDINIA.

letter from Turia Of the 18Th, in the Csnsisiemnss,
says-he NEE ing Of tho Sardinan Parliament win not,
ia said take place till thel 9th April The King intends,
when the sssion Of the wishes Of the population Of tho
Romsgne Is made to him in . few days, 70 deliver q
speech in which he will declare that he postponss his
cepance for the present. adding that negotiations have
been opened for the purpose Of reconcng those Wishes
with respect for the rights Of the holy See. Unfostu-
natey these negotiations will not IT feared lead 10 any
result The crisis will therefore be only postponed for
few days The annexation Of Central Italy 70 Piedmont
every where accepted with the greatest enthusiasm.
This great event will be celebrated here by fstes
of all kinds There viii be . grand represen.
taton at the Theatre Royal, at which tho King
will be present. accompanied by the members Of
the provisional governments who will 70 Turin for
the purpose. At the end Of the week his Majesty WILL It
said, leave this capital and make tour in the pro-
vpces which have voted for annexation. One Of the st
acts Of the government, the annexation shall
have been declared, will be TO open loan Of hundred
Millions half Of which will be negohated abroad and
the other subscribed for at home.
DEMONSTRATION IN FAVOR OF TIE POPE.
ROME March 16, $780,
This morning great manifestation In favor Of the Pope
haat akenu uaca n he Vatican
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-16
The Japancso Embassy.

WASHINGTON, May l5.-Thc precise char
acter of the mission Of the Japanese was not
ascertaiued until last night, when they pro-
duccd a letter dated Icddo, handsomely
written in English in which it is stated thar
the Princes come hithcr as EnvoyS EXtraor
binary. with a request that they be prescn-
ted to the President through the State De
partmcnt. This letter was prohably prepar-
ed al the instance of Consul General Harris.
This morning Mr.. Lcdyard was at the
quarters of the Embassy arranging for an
official visit to the State Department to-mor-
row. Consequently, their reception by the
President will not probably take place till
Thursday.
To-day the scribes of the Embassy are
busily engaged in writing dispatches, an
nouncing their arrival, with the incidents OF
the voyage, to he sent to San Francisco by
the Pony Express. and thence to Japan.
The guests have asked for more private
quarters at Wizards Hotel, and that their
meals be sent to their rooms. This has been
accorded to them. Capt. Dupont being assld-
uouS i'll his attentions to promote their com,
fort
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u. C.. r. DC Z. A.
HUNNEWELL'S UNIVERSAL
COUGH REMEDY,

For all Throat and Lung Complaints, from
Common Coughs to actual Consumption.
TUNNEWELL'S JUSTLY CELEBRATED
IL TOLU ANODYNE, the natural and sure
remedy for all Nervous Complaints, from Neural
gin through all eases where Opium was ever used
to that of Derium Tremers, and the common
chief cause of disease, the Loss of Sleep The
Tolu Anodync, though containing not particle
of Opium. produces all the requirements OF, and
may be used in all cases wherever Opium was
used without producing anything but Cures, and
leaving the patient in a perfectly natural state.
The Universal Cough Remedy, (frced from all
the common objections Of Cough Remedies, which
produce nausea or p' osration,) may be considered
the common enemy to all Thront and Lung Com
plants, ana used with perfect impunity. Asking
all to court from propretors or friends the most
severe investigation of both Remedies, and read
ing of our pamphlets, to be found with all dealers,
and more particularly to purchase only of those
who can be depended upon, we wait In confidence
the decisions of Patients and Physicians.
"Prices within reach of III"
General A gents-J. W. HUNNEWELL CO,
& s Commercial Wharf, Boston; GEORGE
HUNNEWELL. las Water street, New YORK;
Under the special supervision of JOHN L. HUN
NEWELL, Chemist and Pharmaceutist, Boston,
Mass, whose signature covers the corks OF the
genuine only, and to whom address all communl-
cations. For sale by all respectable dealers every
where. PEEL &c STEVENS, Agents,
And by all dealers in Alexandria.
nac 10 'RU
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-16
SOUTHERN MANUFAC TURE.
Reaping andMowing Machine.
FOR 1850.
KIRBY's
AMERICAN HARVESTER.

TIME SUPERIORITY OF KIRBY's AMER
/ ICAN HARVESTER, over all others, will
become more obvious by looking at its several
superior points in detail, and then considering
that all these separate excellcncies are combined
in one MACHINE, in the most simple and ciec-
tive manner. In some of these excellcncies il is
entirely unequaled, and in none OF them is it
passed While other MACHINES may equal it
in some OF it's desirable qualities, we can safely
say there is not another MACHINE in the world
which COMBINES ALL THE EXCELLEN-
CIES that are found combined in klRBf'S
AMERICAN HARVESTER.
We would call the attention of Farmers to the
following facts:
l. That-This is the most perfect Combined
Mower and Reaper in use; better than any single
mower as a mower, and better than any single
| reaper Us reaper.
2. That-It is the strongest and the lightest; be-
ing made entirely OF Iron, except pole, seat and
platform The fnger-bsr is of wrought anglo
iron, of great strength and lightness.
That-It has Revolving Track Clearer,
which is the only track clearer that will thorough
ly separate the cut from the uncut grass, and with
out leaving the cut grass in punches.
That-Ir REQUIRES oSE-THIRD LESS DRAFT
| THAN ANY OTHER MACHINE.
That-No PRESSURE IS MADE UPON THE HoR-
SEES SEcKs, AsDNo SIDE DRAFT.
6. That-ItS ability to work on rough ground
is not equalled by any machine yet produced
The fnger-bar working up and down, indepcn-
dent of the driving wheel, enables the machine TO
90 through deep burrows and bitches, among stones
and boys, over knobs and gopher hills, where no
other machine could follow it. 1t will work from
to Is inches high.
7. That-It can be used in moving either with
or without the reel.
s. That--In both moving and reaping, the po-
stiops of the driver and rakeF the most couve-
nient and easy, enabling them to do their labor
with but little ezertion.
That-While the machine is in motion tho
driver can, by means Of lever, throw the cutters
out and into gear, and by another lever he can
raise and lower the ngsr.ba to pass distractions,
or move from field to field.
10. That-It is easily managed, maryelously
simple, well built compact, not liable to get out OF
order, made of the best materials, Babbet, metal
boxes, and IS furnished with double trees, neck
yoke and extras complete.
We would request all those who are in want Of
REAPER and MOWER, to send for Circular
descriptive of the MACHINE, DC, before making
other arrangements. The MACHINES are in all
cases warranted to give satisfaction, no SALE
Manufactured by ID. M. OSBORNE 4 Co., l45,
Pratt street, Baltimore. Address
KNOX d BRO, General Agents,
ap 2S-eo2m for Alexandria, Va.
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A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOB
SALE

-
r AM AUTHORIZED TO SELL that new and
TWENTY ACRES LAND attached belonging
to, and now in the occupancy of Enoch Grimes.
This property is beautifully situated in Fairfax
Comfy, and therefore not liable to Corporation
tnxes--is half way between Alexandria and the
Theological Seminary, with excellent roads to
both. and only half IN hours walk to either. The
I'D HOUSE is double one. contains eight rooms,
Jill with an excellent cellar under the whole, and
is finished in excellent style throughout. The
kitchen is thirty feet from the house, but is con-
nected by a shed, and between the house and
kitchen, under the shed. is well Of pure water,
with IL force and lift pump in it, by attaching
hose to which water can be thr .wn all over the
house in ease of fire. There is excellent smoke
house, barn, and stable carriage and corn house,
with Shedding III abundance. The land is all in
excellent condition, most of it being well set in
clover and timothy, and there is Il peach and
apple orchard of young and choice trees, large
patch OF choice straw berries, vegetables in every
variety, shade and ornamental trees, and every
desirable kind Of flowers and vines.
Two never failing streams Of water run through
the place, and there is also spring of excellent
water with IL house over it, not far from the dwell
ing. To any one wanting 4 quiet country resi-.
dcncc, near city, this property presents many
attractions and advantages, and will be sold a
bargain. Is. L. PLUMMEk.
r"ls ~ b. | have authority also to sell TWO
WI DIV ELLlNGS, in the city, one brick, and
new, and the other frame, and pleasantly situa-
red. rmy l--eotfl 3. r. p.
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1860
A L III A N A C
NJ 4 E I N Z L. s J.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-MAY Is.

ARRIVED.
Steamship C. C. Alger, Fcnton, Philadelphia,
10 VIM. IL. Fowlc & Son.
SAILED.
Brig Athol, Balchin, st. John, by Fowle Il Co..
Schr. Daniel Williams, Hopkins, Barbados, by
&. IL. Lambert.
Schr. Home, Young, Norfolk, by VIM. II. Fowlo
& Sou.
MEMORANDA.
Schrs James Barrett, Davis. for Richmond, and
West Wind, Barnett, for this port, cid at Boston,
10Th inst.
Schr. Gilbert Green. Weaver, from this port ar
rived at Providence, ! 18th inst
Schr Tram Smith. McGivern, from Fall River,
for this port, sailed from Newport, Eth inst
Shin Luna. of Baltimore, from Liverpool, with
salt bound to this port on Wednesday last went
ashore on Hog Island. Her cargo is comprised OF
salt which is in IL damaged condition, and Will
prove n total loss. McSSrs. Bakers, wreckers.
went to her assistance and ii IL expected they VIII
get the ship oil without much damage.
Schr. Ida h.. Naylor hence at Philadelphia,
Nth inst.
Schr. Geo. w. Cummings, Whelden. arrived at
Boston. from Georgetown, d. c., 18th inst.
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Later from California and Oregon.

ST. Jrsrrns, May l4.-Tue pony express
from San Francisco on May 9Th, arrived here
this morning Some of the favori,e objects
of tie California Legislature have been
vetoed by the Governor, whose course has
been sustained BY the people.
1t was rumored that the Rothschilds have
sent IN agent to examine the Washoe mines.
The political campaign Of Oregon opened
ut Portland on the 18th, hy mass meeting
of the Democracy. which was addressed by
Geo. =. Shields, candidate for Congress-
The Republicans have again nominated
David Logan for Congress. lie and Col f.
|, Baker are cauvassing the State--the lat
ter aspiring to be one of the United States
Senators to be elected in August. The Re-
publicans are making great efforts to secure
two United States Senators. which they re-
gard as possible, on account Of divisions In
tile Democratic party.
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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
YORK. PA.
NCORPORATED IN 1856.
r. KICK WHITE, President.
BRANCH AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.

BRANCH AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.
FACuLTY-A NJ. TRIMMER, President Pro
fessor of Plain and Ornamental Penmanshp
Business Correspondence, &C.; VIM. NJ. kAUF'
MAN, Practical Accountant, Professor OF Book
keepinp. Commercial Calculations. DC.
Professor Z. KIRK WHITE, Consulting Ac-
countant, and Teacher of the Art of Detecting
Counterfeit and Altered Bank Notes.
The Collegiate Course. Book keeping in all its
most approved forms.
PENMANSIIP, in all the ancient and modern
hands
Commercial Calculations, Commercial Law, and
all other subjects necessary for thorough bust
ness education.
TERMs-Full course, (time unlimited s25.
For full information, call ut the College rooms
in the Exchange Block, or address
A. VI. TRIMMER Alexandria, Va.
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Later from Mexico-Great Battle at San Luis
Potosi-Triumph of the Liberals.

New ORLEANS, May l4.--Wehave Tampi-
co dates of the 9Th, reporting great battle
near San Luis Potosi, between the Reaction
lists and Liberals. Both parties numbered
about 1000 men. The Reactionists were
completely routed, with a loss of LOGO pris,,
oners IS cannons, their entire baggage and
ammunition trains The Liberals entered
the city of San Luis amidst enthusiastic re-
ioicings by the people.
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..,,i, sT,,-,II. s~ls> ,ITTTTTft 81
60 ---.Sy--S-~~--<9
CANAL con- MERGE.

ARRIVED. May Is.
Boats Emma Rnehard, Odd Fellow, Ge"rg"
LYNN. and Ann (1icece coal to I. J. Mehaticy.
Boats p G.. Haldcman, Lonaconing, Advance,
coal to Allegheny Mining Co.
Boats X. K. Gregory, Jane Louisa. Smith Herd,
VIM Il. Taylor, aud Bette Maulsby, coal to Amer
lear Coal Co.
Boat r. A. Powers coal to Frostburg Goal Co.
Boats Uncle sam, AMI Martha Banks coal 1"
Borden Mining Co.
Boats j. K. Wilson, C. Ardinger, Old Dominion,
and Star of Hancock, coal to VIM. II. Fowle ~
Son.
Boat Mount Clement. lumber to Waters & Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-16
Death of a Publisher.

BALTIMORE, May l5.-The venerable Thos.
Murphy formerly and for forty years one OF
the proprietors of the Baltimore American
from which he retired about seven years
ago. died at his residence in this city, this
morning, in the slst year Of his age: lie
was connected with the first paper published
in Baltimore, was widely known and highly
respected and esteemed.
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Funeral of "Peter Parley.'

SournBuRY, CIR, May 1.-THE funeral
of S. G. Goodrich took place in this place
Yesterday afternoon. Services were dispen-
sed with in the neigh boring towns, and per-
sons were present from circle of twenty
miles round. Two hundred school children
from Southbury, Woodbury. and South Brl-
tain. headed the procession.
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,
No. %. hin1-Stl.eet.

No. %, king-sheet.
PLASTER MILL AND FACTORY,
No. 40, Union-street.
HAEING REMOVED from the old stand on
L / Fairfax street, to the SPACIOUS WARE
HOUSE, No. %. King street, We beg leave to call
the attention of farmers TO our large and well Sc
lected stock Of
IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS, and GUANOS.
We are also erecting IL PLASTER MILL, Cat
No. ~, Union street, where we will soon be able
to furnish the
BEST FINE GROUND WINDSOR PLASTER,
Ot orr omn importation.
We are also preparing for the manufacture of
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
which We expect to furnish of the best quality.
ian MEADE & MAkYE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-16
EIGHTH ANNUAL EXCURSION
YOUNG CATHOLICS FRIEND SOCIETY.

YOUNG CATHOLICS FRIEND SOCIETY.
-rupa THE STEAMER THOMAS COL
- - LIVER, Capt. Baker, will make three
trips to the
WHITE HOUSE.
on MONDAY NEXT, MAJ 2lst, 1860.
Leaving King Street Wharf, at and9, A. M, and
9 F. NJ, and tho White House ut IL, NJ, and .
and 9. p. NJ.
Tickets rs follows: For lady and gentleman
81: for n gentleman alone Is cts; for Il lady %
cts: for a child or servant % cts to be had at Dr.
}. w. Bowlings.
The Committee deem it unnecessary to say that
every thing in their power will be done to con1ri-
butte to the entertainment of the company, as the
EXCURSIONS Of the Young Catholics Friend
Society have never failed to give satisfaction here
toforc.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
Thomas COyle, Patrick IL. Hanrahan,
nv l5-Gt Charles H. Ncalc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-16
anti-Secession in Georgia.

AUGUSTA, May l5.-tfov. johnson and
Judges Ncsht and Warner have written
letters (which have been published con-
dcmnins the seceders from the Charleston
convention. Hon. \. IL. Stephens has been
appointed delegate TO the State convention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-16
McCORMICK'S REAPING And MOVING MA
CHINE FOR 1860.

10000 SoH mithim tie lust fire gears,
DEING Il larger number than is manufactured
- by any similar establishment, i'll the world.
GREAT COUNCIL MEDAL awarded my Ma
chine in London, IN 1851.
GREAT GOLD MEDAL OF HONOR, at Pa
ris, 1855.
HIGHEST PRIZE at the French Universal
Exhibition IN 1856.
HIGHEST PRIZE at the Royal Agricultural
Society of England in 1851.
HIGHEST PRIZE at the United States Agri-
cultural Society in 1857.
am now more largely engaged in the manu-,
facturc of these MACHINES than ever before
and with my improvements for 1860, do not hest
tate to WARRANT my MACHINE as REAPER
and MOWER, superior TO any other for simplicity,
durability. and perfect working.
ADDISON, WALLACE 1t CO., Agents for
Alexandria. Va, and will attend promptly to all
communications or orders.
n.14- CIRCULARS will also he sent on applca-
ton to my Agents.
mp ll-eolm &. ii. MCCORMICK.
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Municinal Election.

CUMBERLAND. MD, May l5.--At the Mu-
nicipal election held yesterday, John Hum
bird, esq, the candidate OF the Opposition,
was elected Mayor, and four Opposition
Councilman to two democrats.
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DoMEsTIcs AND SERVANTS GOODS.

ASiB} / WOOD
EIANE now in store their full supply Of all
| | kinds OF DOMESTICS, consisting Of
Blue Drills: heavy DcnimS; Plaid Cottons
Striped OsunburgS: Penitentary Plaid
Extra heavy White Twils
- OSnaburgs
BurlapS Linen: Linen Ducks, with AL kinds
of GOODS to suit the present and approaching
season. No. 10, King street, Alexandria. Va
m
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II n CJAIfGiiTON

AHorney ana Conn$c|lor at Lar.
OprIcE No. !, NORTH FAIRrAX STREET,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
viii practice in the Courts Of Alexandria, Lou
loun, and the adjoining counties, and Washing
on City. my Jim
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5. & w. MEyENBERG

5. s w. MEyENBERG
HAVE just opened Brown Cottohs
1 L Rl-ached CottonS
Brown and Blcaahcd ShcetugS
Marseillcs CounterpaneS; Blue Dcnims
Plaid best brands; 81, rs and IA OsnahurSS
Heavy Ducks; Linen Navy Ducks
Linen Drillings: Linen Checks
Farmers Drill, and IL variety OF other GOODS
Suitsble for Farmers my Ii
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE

fENHE undersigned on the 2nd day of April,
l. 1860. entered into co-partncrship under the
firm name of SMOOT Il PERRY, for the pur'
pose of conducting the LUMBER BUSINESS
in all its branches.
We have for sale LUMBER Of all kinds, Hl-
DRAULIC CEMENT, CALCINE PLASTER.
LIME, and NAILS, ut lowest market rates.
We invite all who are in want Of any of the
above articles to give Us call.
j. RECTOR SMOOT.
.r -n,I,u John PERRY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-16

CEGARS, Fancy Soaps, Fishing Tackle, Dog
- Collars. small Pad Locks, Auction Jewelry,
Shoe Brushes. Backing, White Wash brushes,
&c. other light goods suited to the wants of retail
err can he bought MT low prices st No. SIS King
street. In addition, I have Lead and Slate Pen
ellis. Paper. Envelopes and Pass Books, &c, to be
sold at public and private salc-alI these goods arc
worth the attention of the public. Call Ut No. S.
King street. JOHN L. CREldhIoN.
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From Chicago.

CuIcAco May l4.-Countings of noses
and comparisons are actively pursued. Sc
ward will be ahead of the other candidates
on the first ballet. He will have New York
IS; Michigan s; Minnesota 5; Massachusetts
-, certainly, and others from other States
making his vote 90 or 10 at least.
Bates will stand next to Seward, with 50
votes ut Missouri, Maryland, Virgin
ia, Delaware, Kentucky, and strasglcrs from
Pennsylvania.
Chase appears to be the popular man in
several New England delegations; Ohio, OF
course, will 90 for him solid. Mcssrs. Nc
Lean and Banks are yet in the back ground.
\ strong under current is at work III favor
of the nomination OF Wade, Of Ohio.
The compromise candidates, after the list
of prominent men has been exhausted. are
Mr.. Speaker Pennington, Of New Jersey,
Mr.. Fessenden, OF Maine, and Mr.. COrwln,
of Ohio
The friends of Seward are very defiant.
They demand his nomination upon the
ground that he tx the representative ct the
Republican party, and some OF them threaten
Ia bolt If he is not put forward Us the Re
publican candidate for the Presidency.
Cnrwin. of Ohio; Caldwell, OF Virginia;
Wells, If Connecticut Wilmot, Of Pcnnsy-
vania and Lane, oi Indiana, are talked of
MS presiding officers, but if Mr.. Corwin will
accept the position Of President Of that
body. no doubt it will he rendered to him.
An informal meeting of the German Re-
nullicans from the various States, took place
to-day, to consult rs how best to secure
the largest support of the foreign born cit-
zcns to the nominees of the Chicag" Con
vcntinn. The conclusion arrived ut was to
obtain from the Republican National Con
vention, plank in their platform recognis-
ing perfect equality and protection to all
citizens ut home OF abroad, and declaring
against any extension Of the present term OF
naturalization, and against any dlScr!mIna-
ton between native and adopted citizens a.
to their qualification as voters.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-I am au-
Y thorizcd by Mrs. Emma B. Carter, to sell her
farm, i'll Fairfax county, containing about THREE
HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES, lying be-
tween the Little River Turnpike, and the Orange
and Alexandria Raiiroad-a very short distance
from either, and bounded partly by the extension
of the Manassas Gap Railroad. The distance from
Alexandria by the Turnpike, is about five miles.
One third of the land is cleared and under fence
and the residue is in wood and there are about 10
acres of rich bottom lind. The tract is well wa
tered 10y several ncver-aling springs, and by a
stream which runs through it. The improvements
are comfortable consisting Of frame DIV Ell
..1Tr--. LING AND KITCHEN, stables, corn house,
E,l. &c. in good repair
The tract is now occupied by Mr.. John Malone,
who will show it to persons desiring to purchase.
The terms will be made accommodating.
nov 5-cutf r. JOHNSTON.
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LOG Al ITE n S.

A New DoDGE-A new "selp' has re-
Gently been inaugurated in, this city, among
the sharp youths The Washington Monu-
ment Fund seems to be a special object of de-
sire, az it laws its 62l cents temptlngl y be-
hind the glass at the Post Office. According
~ little lad, or we are very sorry to say, a
little lass, presents himself or herself to the
clerk, please sir give me my quarter
dropped in that box, was only playing, and
did mt intend to drop it." This dodge has
been attempted quite often lately, but with
out success. In the meanwhile, although
the Monument Fund loses nothing, it gains
but little Many little makes nickle;"
let every one put in his mite"
DEATu.-Mrs. Roberta Stuart, daughter
OF the late Sandford Lomax, esq, OF PIANO.
Drama, King George County, Va, and wife
of Col. C. +. Stuart, of this place, died on
Saturday last, whilst on visit to her rel;s-
tons in King George. She was most es-
tcemed and excellent lady, beloved by all
who knew her, and the affecting dispensatlon
OF Providence is deeply lamented in this
community.
A young gentleman. named Samuel d.
NowHn, Clerk in the house of lrby & Saun-
ders, Lynchburg, accidentally fell from the
third story window of the store, on Monday,
a distance of twentysix feet, on rock,
breaking one of his hips in two places, and
was otherwise seriously bruised.
ASCENSION DAY.-To-morrow will be
"IIoly Thursday" or Ascension Day. There
will be Divine Service in Christ Church, at
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LAGER BEER.

LAGER BEER.
TINIIE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
i and the public generally, that he has on hand,
and is constantly manufacturing ut the old stand,
near Shutters Hill, West End of Alexandria, u
superior article of LAGER BEER.
JOHN KLEIN.
n. d. The above named article can, at all
times, be had of the following named gentlemen
in Alexandria.
J. CoLMAS, Cameron street.
i. Arrlcn, Royal do.
+. MELcHoE. Prince do.
D. ArrIcm. King do.
J. Pace, Union do.
my l0-coIm>