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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13
Ocmtlbe TrIcbte!

JacOb 4uRberebeimtr,
Wo. 4 Rainfrabe, nahe am @lten Wdrtt
t'lauDt f6 ben btutlben YutIifurn, nansntlit Sausfrau,n, ht,
an;saYs ~ nia9sn, cap s sa 9seI aaer Ssutiasn 8riatt sdlt,
ale: 3metIben, eeeerrte Girfben, GrbIen, 2inien, ale arteH Sup.
1snfri9ts, tSndnsii6s 9Viase, S9prticr> unb 9inburstr edis
aer, Sarbiae, beutlDt gebfutssn, etatfte eDsins, einstmad.
Gra% &c, ale Qrttn eanoTe, Ltsarrsn &c. &C., peI4e artHt! berfIse
biaieifem Yreir pFr ~
va Gin sutes Ola aas.rtis' unb fuaiist grfrtl6unssa fSb.
baitIbit ~sIeihfauS ~ 'coE Belt Az BADEN, uno label III Rsisiasnr
SsHbt ~reuRblt6f Sacct 9uR6 rEbeim
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13
OeutI9e 9ebamme.
Jtrs. y. 8~aumann, Naritda.o trast,

Slpilnen Der 0ten UNI Oten,
MAD! ben Srauen &idmsnce bic ~ersebcnfit @n,eiae, bds Il,
ais Sebanimt l%tupiertuae auf Fer lniperItat III Gam.
berg IN Sanrn itr Gramen beltanbeR bat, wori6r lie bic eeltu
2SusnilIe sUrIeeen fam, fpeeblIb lie I'D bel pprtcrncnten GjeI,-
s%tnbriten belfens %cmpncblt. Suslei@ mabt eitit!bc ibrtn GSnur-
rtnntn Die NnSttse, eas III IN DrutlGant rebrtre 3Jr:, Iowit in
Baltimore IL Sabre praciietrt Sat. tunb baB oesbals bic sltritHt-
9ebsn tann, beB JIG crpcise @uftrdae Ter I6nea1en g9eift
uHo sr rpltpmntsnlirn 3ufritSenbrit aueribten fam. 2g.S
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13
e. 81. 1pin,nel,

&ufpolferer uno Saps3 trsr,
No. 2O4 Srpaofrase, ,mtIdtn Der 4ten unS 5ten,
tmpfeelt ft benz bsutl6en gutItam CUR g~nfrhsuns aGsr in tin
gsl4att etnl6lastnctr &rbeitsn, ale: GufpsIfern neuer uo alter
9tsbsl, Snfetislus ppn 8ioraeen alrr @rt, 5ops,srt1 spn Clint
meru, 80 peldenl 3ped ib Elm f6r ibbRes @drrtintnt Sapcten
p%erratb9 babe. &lc Srrtr Splcaur unb penctiauiIhe Slnbs ppr~
rdibta uup gu biai8em 9reis Ju BADEN bel s. q. 8pmmel.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13
BRUCE'S
lieu -Dorkrr S1rift- Gie6erfi

bal. ftsts p%p,rdibts cine srcbe auswabt ron
Mntiaun,S dbriiten, Sier,S dbriftcn.
s5sfupfsrtsn Sdriften. Scutfbcn SdDriftcn,.
nfuff"tpnn, Scryisrunscn,
Sdbndb' n. Ddmebreft,S dbrtfttu, Giufahunscn,
Reffns> u. @etauL9inieu, 9urd,idbifr,
mReiingcnc uuc gdipdtitIrte GdsCSuaeratcu,
Girciss nne GHipfen, Sprmat,Bleifeae ,,
Sphernatiidbe Sinicn.
Di S6rtften inb are burb 9ampHraft ven Dem bieSer Strih-
i3cnibiRliheh bartcn APetaI e~eacAen. Die unssrai,ttn-
lide S6nelG9teit, nit Der nieine Sfrit,en oeopItn wrrb,n. Icst MD
in ben Stanp, ptie bausrbafersn Shriiisr ~ btn aisbriof,n
Yrshcn Der ssptbnIi%en sspen fpmpbI stscu Saar as auf GT,pit
II rerfauftn.
Yre6sn, Selsfbriftsn, Garbe, &aftn gBintdbafen &c. Iisfere i'd
iu ben n'eprt9lsn 8abrtfpreiitn. SGriftprcben netf greielife
ptretn sessn einitnouns non Z Gents fur bas YOfprriU an Su y
brudereisn pcriapbi.
9eitunsSterous ,bcr, wsIGe bieft Gxatss, nebt bhtr Rct., pur
BEN l. &ueuf 1852 breimaI ~aufnebntn unp mir Gin Gremplar ih.
rtr Stituns 3uienbea, trnnen b, SnlerhcnSs etusrsn In M~nrtdbnuna
trtngen, psun IL FUR ben funfa6en gBertb ron meinen ~9abrifaten
fau.:r. @eprat 8ruee,
Np. IL Chambers st., Neps gcrf.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13
Sefamll1macbnmoc
Semtfebe Slopthcfe.

YET zen mir srn nreinen bisTecn Q~anbsfeutcn 70 retGlit
INsntttn 3uipru1 eerili6 bartnb, snrEble id nih ann frrnrrsi-
u!.'h 9ehetS'en aSobimsuen, npem ib ~ olcitcr 3cit vy Ncunt.
ns Srtngs, oas tb nesli friihen 9rceucn iinS WeSieorsrtsn, cher
mssf" 5G xTSnns"' " ST iliaS, Isins rnS Sg5o5s esls esac. GrtS~
runtr 9raater>adie, GtrcpIaoc. @acarpni, SatStSl in ,Tcssn unSS
sSmfn S,diSSn. 3Inlnts san,lsn uno 81 lOssutu, nttt allen oaStrn
tt ~ Zen mNsIt&f b%iIisitca 9rtiltn behna smpfsSl,' "'T' "'''''
- q. 6. GiGher W,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13
NEW MARKET HOTEL,

&ds psr 6tsu unp Morlbaultr., Jihmpnb,
De II Il .ss,n SubIitum wirb tisIss nu tinseri5it. SctsI Sc
asae .mrIpp,tn. g~lsipScitis nIaubsn ~" 81 'iuir;situsnn, aud
pas bitNst pubIituu, ~ Sftsrsm @efa~ = , rbmatsou ernse>
VubKitn IpfaIe freuHbItAlf cinSuIaptu, pptel6t man ius oaS bette
rbtr uap lpniiiss Grfrh@nnssp, nebif ;upUrfcmmenbrr @ecit-
"a fnpea tpiiS. SiGpeIbpfer u. SdusIer.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13
y. H. CHARLEY.

~ II.
2aurler BON eeoer unO Stubs SinOinss, Sntprrte:r
BON franlSiiItem Salblebsr,
ID. Ctr, Spil&sn Main II. Cars, 8iGmUnb. So
DsutfSn Shubn1adsrn wirO bes ~Splhdnbiat aiIcrttrte 9asrr
pom 2eoer auer @rt befsnS empfcben. 9ieielben fnben SaieI5if Su~
sIei6 ales III ibrsm Seibdft nOtbise 28erfssus, b, +. q. Binotnas,
ssilsn &C., axe SprteR llppers u. I. 10. Da5 nor Spttlsrr uno
8ubtineen seb dutt tperbenoe 2Cbtr 1T 9lei6falS o~psldtbia.
@ae biels artifsl rsrotn StOsn Saar ODER quite 9apisrs 6tlisf
ysrtauft. 1854
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13
Deuti4e 9ebamme.
.Wrs. s. Staups, 16S Sroabltr. 5wildsn Der

6. unp 3. Strabs,
MAJOR ven beutipsa Grauea @itmunhs bic ~srsebsnrs anistss, bas
Il in DsutihIanb ale Scbdmme faeitrt uno auf Der llniperftdi
4, Qtip,ia ;br Gramsn ~befanben BAT, porliber tic bic 6s1sn 8eusnint
pSrlsssn lam, rresbalt lie d6 BET scrfpmmenSsn @elesenbeen BE-
.fens %.nap1eblt. 3uslti6 maht bieeIbe ibrsn 96nAerinnen Die @n>
.rias. bas lie bae Smpfrn Der Sinser, 9lnirstlttsen II. f. 10. befsrs
6tiUrst unb berartiaen @uftrdstn I~baeaitsnS na8fcnint.
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81
GOuNlltcr 0S0urcn.
neiasr perisuli& ia gisw gcrf sstruFenen gus.
sabI trtislt iosbsR uns litatn ant aufht auf
Bel @. 81. Rpfenbaum m, !
Srrapir., Ode bsr g..

.. Grams. 9fs. 2 Grdanee 9lcd, emyE.sIl
ftin rei&battises Eager BON d@ten 8raupies.
rfrdns5ffhtR &ctt~ unb Wsi6-@ cineu, up' niadt
.hnnentli& auf fein srCees Eager pom rireet I'm
'pcrtirtsn G~9artpaeners unp 8bein. gBeincn auf>
incrtldm.i
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13

gtsuss SOurOinspaus unO 2a8erbier-9 4irtblbaft.
Der unterSst6nete Sat an Der 17ten Stra6e, Dem
5ilhmartt 9eesniber, elm neues Snad> u. Boarding.
5aus er6Tnet, oas er leinen 6reunOen unC benz Yus
blitum in, Nasemeinen betsn5 emDfisblt.
Sn Dem SarrcOm pisies neu ein9erihteten 5auies
ino fsts @etranfe aner Dirt GnD better SuIlitdt gu
babsn, b~tIOnbers rmpfebis aber elm @Ins sutes aaSrr-
0ieI u. Dtacpnt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13
e.. H. GRAVES
5Duis un6 Sisn paintsr anb Glafsr,

7 Gtra6t, Spiben 9rcnb> uno Grats,
Ridmpnb, 9a,
@ne IN eieft Notwithstanding einIblaeenbe @lbsiten, Goteie af
e,rainina, Warblina uno Malen Spn Stuben &C.. wsrorA Ibnel
biqiaf vnb s~elbmadpOl a%useeflbrt. I'm SabIrsite @ufnage btttt
6. D. Graves,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13
Ocean padet> NIB @elb 9ef6rperunss GOmmifiun
Qaenteu.
SReaGo>, mtfitsHs>, SptStttoHi
9Dehfel> 9eIh6ft.

MgeHten:
.. Smmiet =. SO.
SRea0o>, GpmmifiipRs>, SptStttOHss HRb
9De4fsl> 9eIAdft.
Srsfs uub gadtts, lssttrs bts gu so p~fanb8sri4t, w.rssH
nit iebtm ron br ~abeebtn6sn Yptbdmpftr mad irgtnb einemOIte
br GDelt (pOr,isli6 Seuti6fanS unb bic S6rsii) frantirtjt
mr Sefimmuns, sbtr tstilnstP, prompt une rit Der sr5b.tn Si4tT>
belt trpebirt, gtssn @arauti, uno S4sin.
@tdGeI nnb @RneiIunaen. in ben 5autpldbtA sEs
Dtuh6lans Ia6Ibur, Nub Su Den nesriettnGOurlsn ix benz s6istR
Bureau III habeu.
lamb, frei inc 9au6 eeirfT sssen Outlining 9afas.>SiastS
Hnr 8tftp6ne.
G4r Sur RidbmonS dub nmssstnb battn mir Pm. 9. 9affe
aRltrt @aentur l%trrtrassa. o.. S9mtot T.. Go.
Did auI SbissS b~s,sttnb, bihct IVA h strsisttuar' riGS Rti+
sr Grsunbs mnS 2pnesl.Ie
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13

EDWARD Y. CANNON,
Sefentliber Npta' unp @erihts. NrnalL.
SfFce; @df @pprrncr. ano Sranfltn- CITRATE.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13
Sd9sr=@ plnpaamie!

Sd9:r=@ Dmpa9nie!
Den 9litslisperu CUR gtadrt6t, pas ieesn Dunner.
tag, abenps 8 ubr, rsgelmd6iae @rercier- llsbungen
In Der ,,Wilitarp Sau" ltattfnpens
Sepeu Iestsu Dunntrftan9 i'm Wlcnat fnbet bic
ncnatIide %Ssriammluus i'm &ptaIe pts Strrn S1ab
Ratt. 5aatmsYer, orb. Ssre.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13

DurG ptriTnli4s Ginfiuf: i'm 9lsrptn tiu i'd ia
BEN Stano esieet. mrtntn sesbrtsn Suuesn elm prr-
,aelthes Eager Der befsn Gisarrsn ieper &rt uno Qua.
litat gu ausnabms,psiie tilistn Yrril.n o~fsfirtn ,u
tSnnsn. @lsidtfaas %empfsbIs i@ msin wpblaEurtirteG
Wager pom Hauds, Sau- unp S6nupf 1abat, pietfen
atler @rt ano ienffise @rtitel, bic in einem @iaarrtn.
9sl6dft 9ewrhnli& sehGt wsrpen. I'm cine sefautS
ani1t lelnes SaaerS bhtet y. @sfenfelb,
SO. 1914 SroabHra
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13

Dry-Goods s. Fancy Store
dt gleuen Martts,
Gde Der Srpao- uno 6ten StraFs-
9. 81. 81 c n 3 a II nj smple9lt lsinsn Srernpen
hnb Dem 9ublifum Iein gut a~Hprtirtse Eager BON Sribs
iabrs'S1aarsr, Die su ben %biui8itsn preiien a~tssseben
rperotn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13
Day Nie man aae @4msrsen bsiien tann.

pay qHie nan ale Samer;en bsiien fam.
Die Sauftube, ntlte Oh Rbsumattsmue. 9euralsia, n~trsOftn
Tppf- @eGdtsb, Seitens, 9leber> unb 8ndenlhmerSen Ieiotn,
dnssn oua,ntidli6e QhnSsruns uub sdnsli6s @bbulf, w.nR ft
bartabprRts Gure-@ll sebrauGen Disle grdparas
lion zines Gbcntten BAT lth ale bs bette 5suntttel tnr S3nerjtn
tins gIaI4e ub ESse 3sauns! Srtis IL, rs IN 90 Cts. Ssr>
fauft pirb ba0elbe bel
6.H in &tGmpab, Rprfolt uuo Y~eters6urs.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13

VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
(G5artrth purA bic geltssetuua rsn Sirsinisn)
&apitni: 100000.
9sfrFtn Tsrbcn in bieer 9art tntseScN Sencnrrssn ru SIS an
uns aximdrte, unS wersen eislclbsn ~ & PCT. yer Sabr striinit,
wtnn liz fur 6 9iunoe Sbtr LANCER in sieler Sanf %reCbleibrR. Our
tir,srt ptribhn wsroen 5 PCT. berehnet.
TGs sanSe Stud. e aYital batct fur bic 9erpftcn.
9eppiiten mereen on9enon,m;n RIB Suituresn barber auase>
itelt nurd, ZEN @aGutr s. 9. Stdrfe in benz Stpre bts perm
Spenee, @ft Der @sperupr unb TainlreBt, &itmpnb, 8a.
Samuel 9. Gpttrell, prdtbeut.
IS. Starte, Gaflrer. 6. 0altbaIl, Stretdr.
6ener= nnb 40 Observation-Disclosures
Der
Virginia Fire s. Marine Insurance Company
bic etn Bona Sire capital BON S200,00O belib
nnb i'm Sabre 1882 burb pie @eieBssbuns.
BON 8irsinien ein9siebt purce.
Ssrfi6nunssn wsrben burd bieie aIts G~smpasnis ertbeiIt unter
ben %eunfisfen 8ebinsuaslu gSsen Seuer> uo Ssaferf6dbsn an
@issn.bum aner Dirt. aIs: 3dpier, 9eu6el, giter unb gDaarsn
aHSr @rt, jowpbl in Der Staot, as AUD i'm 2aace, ub wrrosn bic
Nrefeuben @ussGbIuneeH pronp! e%eleifet.
GS- Cur bic 9Oiee ub Die @ufnasms err III pertbernbsn Sc.
%aentdube pirb nidte bereaHet.
Sffa $40. lsl 1Qainltr., &iamOnb, 9a., siae 96ir untsrtaIt
DiSpate Sffeer. gD. e. Gpwarbin, grGfo.
Wiu dm @V:s SIR, Strt = l1G.1.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13

Or. sB. &rcbe,
ofhce: Ecke Marshall und Ste Strasse.
goo Sores 9anoleS, 5aapfp, Sperm unb aoamanhn,
l5O Sores soap. Slad. Srutpn uno gsasp.
SO 8eree 3er gprt 9rfben 9bseIt,
5 9etrte afiot,
400 Brppme unp SudeIts,
200 grrs @hprt,b Ytpes,
200 grcs WatScs
9erfauf Bel sam sNn II = u 'u~
~ oarteis 0aiftr'crs ptdate, irtbtn erbalten unb ,u BADEN
Nm BaIIars u. Spbn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-06
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

Tn the Senate, on Saturday, on motion of
Mr.. Paxton, House joint resolutions relative
10 the revolutionary claims of Virginia on
tbe General Government, were laid on the
table.
The bill amending the LIST section of the
act passed April l6, 1858, entitled can act
70 nroyide for the redemption of the out
Standing drafts of the Board of Public Works
On the Internal Improvement fund, SO as to
exempt the Covington and Ohio Railroad
and the Blue Ridge Railroad from the re-
strictive provisions of said section, was laid
on the table.
Joint resolution was introduced by Mr.
Isbell, to grant sixty new uniforms at cost
not exceeding 81 ,0o0) TO the Jefferson Guards
as bounty, they having been on duty at
the scene of John Browns raid since Octo-
Der 10th, the date of its inception.
A lengthy letter from the Mississippi
Commissioner, Gen. p b. Starke, was read.
La view of the early adjournment of the Leg
islature, he invites the earnest attention of
that body to the subject of his missions
proposed Conference of the Southern States.
In the House of Delegates, the following
bills were passed, viz: Senate bill repeating
the lst, ID, Sd, and 18th sections ofan act en-
titled an act providing for a more uniform
currency Of the banks the Commonwealth;
making an additional appropriation to de-
FRAY the expenses incurred in the defence
of the Commonwealth; this bill was taken
up, by unanimous consent, on molten OF
Mr.. Duckwall, and passed. Ii appropriates
$4,000 additional TO defray the Harper 5
Ferry expenses and paying certain sum OF
money to Thos Hill, late Sheriff of Culpeper
county.
Senate bill making an appropriation OF
$4,000 to enlarge the barracks of the Vir-
GINA Military Institute and other purposes,
was called up by Mr.. Baskerville, and be-
ing put on its passage, was lost for want Of
a constitutional majority--Ayes So, noes 40.
The vote was reconsidered and laid on the
table
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~ |--T-ss.:1 Us 49, e. -
>S~>6I PIT.
BY aAGKETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Havana.

New ORLEANS, March 5-The steamer
Habana has arrived, bringing Havana dates
to the lst instant, and number q passen-
gers.
Tho weather was still quite uniayorable 70
the new crop Of Sugar.
The steamers Gen Miramon and Marquee
sailed for Vera Cruz, on the 9th ult,. carry
ing the American flag. TWAS reported that
they had been purchased by Santa Anna, 70
aid Miramon ii the seige u Vera Cruz
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-06
Charleston Conventioa-Mutiny.

AUGUSTA, March, 5-The Charleston Mer-
curry reports that the agent Of Fernando
Wood has secured St. Andrews hall, for the
delegates to the Charleston Convention.
The black crew IL the British ship Wa
mngo," mutined on Sunday one Of tie
mutineers was placed IN irons, and another
received a shot but his wound j. not NOR
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-06
The constitutional Union Convention.

WAsHmGToN, March 5.-The Executive
Committee Of the Constitutional Union par
ty, ut 1 meeting held here to night have tx
Cd the 9Th day Of May next, a. the day Tor
assembling q the Nominating Convention AZ
Baltimore
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-06
MARRIED.

On the evening of the LIST inst, at the residence
Of the brides father by the Rev. MIR. Bates, Mr..
JOHN DE WITT BL00R, OF Ohio, TO Miss
CATHARINE MARIANNE ALEXANDER, Of
Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-06

As- Who, by their exertions and popularity,
and influence, have been mainly instrumental in
procuring for Alexandria from the Legislature OF
Virginia, every appropriation made for the bene-
ct Of the Internal Improvements leading to this
city, and acts for the benefit OF the city ITSELF
The WHIa Delegates from this County And yet,
did "True Son of Virginia ever hear that, on
that account, the Democrats ceased to oppose
them, or failed to have their own candidates? Put
that in your pipe and smoke it. when you want
Alexandrians to elect Democrats, because they arc
Democrats NH It'll ALEXANDRIA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-06

re- The Democratic leaders, in this city, once
every year. in tho month of March, drop their po-
litcal name for the time being, and become CITI-
zENs! "Democratsl" "0h! no we never mention
them, their name is never heard"-for week be-
fore the city election. After that-look out !!
They spread their bird lime once year--but
catch but few birds. The trick is an old one.
NH cit THIRD WARD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-06
DIED.

On the morning Of the 9Th instant, DR. II. MEL
SON LLOYD. gss~ The friends of the family are
invited 10 attend his funeral on Tuesday afternoon,
NJ o'clock, from the residence OF the late John
LLOYD, corner of Washington and Queen streets.
On Monday morning, March 5th, JANE Al
LEN. daughter of the late Robert ). Blackjack.
ns- The friends of the family invited to at
tend her funeral from St. Mary's Church, on We'd
nesday morning AT eleven o'clock.
On Sunday, the 4th INST, after a long and pro
tracted sickness. MATHEW MEAGHER, aged
about 50 years. Q.l- The funeral will take place,
from his late residence, on Fairfax, between Cam
eron and Queen streets, this (Tuesdayl evening at
81 o'clock The friends and acquaintances OF the
family are respectfully invited to attend
In Washington, on Sunday morning, the 9Th IN
slant. ISAAC X. HANSON, esq, in the list year
of his age.
In Washington, on Saturday morning, Sd inst ;
GEORGE A aged 1G years and months, eldest
son of George W. and Catharne j. Hinton
AT Louisville KY, on the 18th February and IN
the 6Sth year of her age, Mrs. MARY Nj GIL
LIsS reiict Of the late Geo. Gillss, for many years
resident of Washington.
AtCarlisle Barracks, on sunday, February 10Th,
ROBERT L. JACKSON, of Athens, Georgia, IN
the oath year of his age.
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BY 4. III. McCORMICK-ArcIloNELn

GALE OF 4 VALUABLE FARM IL FAIR
- FAX COUNTY, FIRG MIA, ~ TIE
VICINITY OF WASHINGTON AND ALEN-
ANDRIA.- OIL Satarday, tie 2stA day of ia ,t,
1850 a II o'clock, ~, On the premises, Tie .u1-
scribers viii sell At public auction, TRACT or
LAND, containing about FIFTY ACRES, silica
ted il Fairfax County, Va, On the Lce,burg
Turnpike, short distance beyond Bailey's Gro.
Roads, and about seven miles from both AleXar-
dria and Washington.
The land il Of excellent quaity-is we'll water
ed-eight 81 ten acres II il are ID wood q! lEe
growth--lt has on il thrifty orchard 4 young
fruits under good fences, and i every way as
slrable.
a. The buildings "a the place consist of 4
LIZ comfortable COTTAGE, 4 largo Barn, Sta
bles, Smoke House &C., sc.
Any further information in respect u the pro
perty can be had Of the subscriber, Mrs. Amelia
i. Young, who resides upon it.
TERMS $500 cash-thG balance Ia two equal
instruments a Six and twelve months, from the
day III sale, with interest, the deferred payments
u Je secured by tie bonds of the purchaser ana
a deed of trust upon the property.
AMELIA Il. YOUNG.
s. FERGUSON BEACH,
,vL I+s Irr anrV Ir1l=+ng
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caught ire. The Superintendent was at
church, in the city, but his wife, to guard
against danger, directed the whole force Of
the establishment to be put into requsition,
and nearly hosshead of water was carried
to the attic, to be ready IN case Of danger
4 The precautian was not needless Some Of
4 the sparks from the chimney set fire to the
roof, and the brisk wind famed it immediately
/ into a flame. The water, however, was ~
hand ready for the emergency, and the flames
were extingushed almost as soon as kindlcd.
Much alarm was excited in the city, and des-
\ pite the tempestuous weather, the fire COM
I panies went post haste towards the scene Of
the fire, but their services were not required.
I A COUPLE OF FIRES-ALMosT.- The chin
\ ney Of the residence Of Mr.. Geo. Henderson,
I ON Queen street, near the Court House,
caught fire during the gale Of Sunday, and
the building was only saved By free use ot
water upon the roof
The roof Of 4 frame building On Duke, near
/ Pitt street, was also much endangered On
4 Sunday by the chimney Of the house catch
ing on fire. The efforts Of the neighbors
prevented damage.
FIRE A TuE NLLAcE.-A fire occurred At
\ 1.-THE illage, on the suburbs Of this city,
/ last Sunday afternoon. During the gale Of
wind which prevailed q spark from the
\ chimney Of Mr. John Churchmans resi-
demce, on Gibbon, near Alfred street, set fire
/ to the adjacent roof, and the fire. stirred hy
| the wind. was making fine Roadway, when il
was discovered The assistance Of the neigh
/ bors suhiced to extinguish the flames, with
ont exciting general alarm. The roof was
considerably injured by The fire.
Another yesterday afternoon about
o'clock the roof of the Brewery IF Mr.. Ii,
| $. Martin, accidenty caught fire from sparks
1 falling from the chimney. ~ prompt and
\ energetic measures. however, the spread If
/ the flames was prevented, and but little dam
are done \ hountful supply q Ale was
I furnished the i'iremen by the proprietor ot
I the Brewery.
ALEXANDRIA LIBRARY CoNrANl, Thrncw
Board Of Directors oG this Company, organ
lied Oh the 18th uit., SyNanus Miller being
elected Vice President and Andrew jamie
son reelected Treasurer The election Ut
/ Librarian was postponed, the service which
will he required of that officer being as yet
4 uncertain.
| On Saturday evening last, an adjourned
meeting was held, and Mcssrs !. 5. Halo
well, Edgar Snowden, jr., and John West,
appointed a committee 70 procure the del!y-
CIV Of 4 course Of Lectures ia aid 81 the
funds James A. Clarridge late Librarian,
/ having siguiiied his intention ~ declining
reelection to hat Office, the following COM
\ Diimentary resolution was offered by Mr.
\ West and unanimously adopted