davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26

DEAR Bro AYEE: | cannot answer you TaGt com
plants have Cured with your Pills better than 70 say
an that a. erer frcut lrh PHrgGfirc medicine place
great dependence on am ccctual cathartc IN my daily
contest with disease and believing as do that your Iils
afford US the BEST have, OF course value them hhy
PIrTsnUEC, Pa, May I, ISL
Or. J. C. AVER. Sir; have hcn repeatedly cured OF
tho worst be-ie any body can have, by dose or two
Of your Pills IL secms 20 arise rom ouI stomach,
which they cleanse at once. - ,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26

IS AND GRAIN SCXgs7E;S, CRADLRS.-
~ We .ezpt,tfely call attention assortment OF
.'Waldrons" Grass aud Grain scythss, all sizes
~ Colson's" Patent do do do do
Grass Hooks and S!ckles
Superior Cast steel, Wedding ard Hilung Hoes
Spades and Shoyels of various makers
FORKS, 2, and pTougs
To4e n want shall be furnished At lowest market price.
my4 z. MOORE CO., - PeAr 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26
Prizes. 25 cents per Box, or Boxes for 81.
Prepared By Dr.. J. c. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.

soda wholesale ant retail by PURCELL LADD co, Rielr
i,nd Va y y EtYEs co Pvcrsnurg, J. II STAY, lynch
burg and By all druggists and merchants aPl9-6meow
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26
DAILY LINE or PACKETS.


TT,RIwREKLy THRo Ugh TO LYNCH asgs-1IrTI,ri
i BURG LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, RzES5 ss,=Tzs==-
AND TRI-wEEKLY on TIE OPPOSITE DAYs, hAhlHd DAi
LIZ LINE AZ FAR As sCoTrsvlILE
Richmond 20 scotsvic q 20 Richmond TO Lexington. " g
% Ivnc.burg 4 90 Z" Buchanan. %
The through line win Richmond Monday, Wednesday and
Pidsyatb ~ and on and 9th September the Way
line for sosye will leave NJ Tuesday, Thursdays and Sat
urdays and up scovie Returning leave sco
Vile Monday wednesday and Friday at liz A. NJ.
zee dsaner fare an time NJ passing In card below for through
line and observe ha che scotsye line will intermediate
points opposite day al the same hougong up ~ hour
later coming down. AZ !,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
EgELsszEE "a &c go q

EEEE e ,zss iss 6 81
ON and APTEeMonday the lst Of October,
~ The Mail and Passenger Trains,
l Richmond daily except sundaysl a. O5O NJ ior
aAun,op intermediate Way Stations connecting a. Cor
dousye with Orange and Alexandra Railroad Trains io
Alexandria and intermediate stations and At ChAteye with
their trains Lynehbug and all points West and Southwest o.
that place every other day. VIZ fdesdayS Thasday ana
SATURDAYS Jacson River and stations West Of sGuniop
Harmsn Browns stages with the train II stanton,
on esdAys and Pdays and al doshen on Ins
daya. Thursdays and saturdays, for Lexington.
Harman and Companys ages connect Win ne Train
ant sstu days. al Mboro Tor the warn
springs Jackson River for the White sulphur springs
LeWisburg &c. ,-,,,,,,,
The Train leaves JAcksonS River on Mondays Nednes
DAYS and Pidsys at ai5, P. NJ, for staunton .,
A WRIGHT Rain with PASSENGER CAR ATTAoheD;
vii leave wSynesboro 75 and saunion, At 9o A. NJ
MopdaVs Wedneidays and fridays for JaekAon's Biver.
RETURNING,
Leave Jarkson River tuesday, Thursdays and satucAJs
At T:t5 A NJ, for WaynesborO'.
Through Tickets the Warm and White sulphur spn
Lexington LeWsburg Aho for Wncaeste Lynehourg Bon
snck' sai, m shavsVlr Chsuansbug Bristol, Knoxville Da
tom Nashville GrAnd Junction, memphis canton
New Orleans Important Points 10 the Southwest can be
Pr'eu'u " ~ THOMAS DoDAMEAD,
at, General Superintendent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-09
Tho Missouri State Election.

ST. Louis. August There are still four
precincts to hear from, which two years ago
gave Barrett about 100 ma jOrity. The vote
has been i. very heavy one, being an in.
crease of about 700 over the vote OF 1888.
Everything passed off quietly and without
disturbance of any kind.
As far as heard from Barrett's majority
for Congress (short term is about 10. The
result is still doubtful. 1t is generally con,
ccded that he is elected. Todd, the Union
candidate for the long term received about
1900 votes, which is loss of 80 since
1858. So far Blair's majority over Barrett
for the long term, is about 1000.
Orr, Union, for Governor, receives 4 ma
iority in this district OF about 1000. The
legislative ticket is in doubt, but tnvnrs the
republicans. The republicans also elect &
majority of county officers.
The vote for Congressman from thus dis
trict part OF it official, and one precinct YET
to hear from, is ~ follows
Short Barrett, l. 595; Blair l2,42t
Barrctt's majority 1863, which will be in
creased ny the one precinct 10 200.
Long Term Blair Is .3Sl, II gain on 1851
of 40; Barrett s, 90G, IL gain over 1898 of =
$50 Todd ~I.392, Il loss since 1898 OF 20.
The vote Tor Governor and members OF tn,
LEGISLATURE will be known tomorrow.
HARMON, Mo, Aug. THE result OF the
election in Chamerc, Usage county. ls--Orr
-; G. I, jackson, 81; IL. Jackson, ): Gar
denhire, e. For Congress Phelps 3d. Rains
III; Price none.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-09
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER EUROPA.

HALIFAX, Aug. S.-The steamer Europa
has arrived from Liverpool, with dates TO
the 2Sth of July.
Cotton was dull. Breadstutfs firm. Corn
had declining tendency. Consols 935(G
934
Bullion in the Bank of England had de-
creased $500 pounds sterling.
The Syrian question was unchanged.
4 conference was being held at Paris re-
latjye to intervention. 1t was expected
the proceedings of the Convention would
soon be ratified, and it was supposed the Sui
tan woald decline the proposed intervention.
tits asserted That Neapolitans will hold
Messna, and it is reported that Garibaldi
was there and had met with heavy losses,
and been wounded himself.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-09
COMMERCIAL.
Alexandria Market, August 8.

The market for Flour continues inactive, in the
absence Of an export demand; small sales were
made of Supertine at Sj.57 BY the dray load. We
heard of no sales Of other brands. The receipts
OF Wheat increasing, and the quality Of some
lots is very good; sales were made at l43@' s32e:
for prime, and l3O@l$5c., for good white, and
small sales OF red at l2OGe '3Oc. In Corn, there
is very little doing: small sales o. white at 13Gl
Zoe. There is a slight advance III Coiice Sugar
ana NJ glasses firm, AT last weeks quotations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-09

W - t.t-l y In l.
,o,l Collector st and iih Wards.
WY NEW GOODS
w + have just received a large stock oi o'"'"-
al and Brown COTrONS, of the best makes.
Also. SHEETlNGS. TABLE LlAhAS' AJAX AJAX
KINS. TOWELlNGS, IRISH LIN hNH, ~, Nv
r,ras LAWNS from cents - l25 hoSl II !,
GLOVES. GUANTLETTS, White Red, Blue anu
tr.x FI,ANNELS. i'll variety. We have 4 'e"
r;,b ORbANDY ROBES on hand which We nave
marked less than cost ,,,.,y.,,,-,,x
Washington. auE -...--.----------~----
NEW SILK MANTLES ,,,.n .,,,,pr,,
We have received by Express, Il supply .. tiGlt
nIain SILK MANTLES and REAL FhEN' II
LACE MANTLES and POINTS. As2' /" "o]s''
Of the Fall stvle Of WOVEN Shlhls," sup
ror quality. Ladies in want Of any Of inc a'''
Goods, II, very low prices, will please SIe u 4"
early call. LAY LON III io''''
Washington. aug =
-. FOR PHILADELPHIA AND NEW
L1S,YORk.-Thc regular packet steamer T.
{ ALTER, Capt. Fenton, will san on Sa'"F"aS
18th instant. Apply 10 ,o~
i''' WM. II. FOWLE son,
o q No. /, South WhntVeS.
roIGS.--iOO drums Figs
n Is boxes Oranges, for sale oy co
aug2 q. IN ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-09
From New Mexico.

ISDrrENDENcE, Mo, Auw. 1.-The New
Mexican mail, from Santa Fc on July 23d,
arrived here to-day. No ladianS bad been
encountered on the route The Indians aud
McxicanS were still at war.
Judge Baird had resigned the Attorney
Gencralshipo Of the Territory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-09
SHnEMAKERS WANTED.

WE CAN GIVE IMMEDIATE EMPLOY
w MENT To 4 NUMBER OF WORkMEN
on pcggrd shoes for men, boys, women and m!SSes.
We also want several BOYS to learn the bust
ness who can soon make good wages If they are
smart aud active.
None hut those wishing steady work need ap-
ply. {. \. BALDWIN Il CO.,
~ Il-enlmo Wholesale Shoe Manufacturers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-09
WHEAT WANTED.

N;TE DESIRE 10 APPElSE THE FAR.
w MEkS OF the adjacent counties, that The
PIONEER MILLS. will again commence opera
tons about the 25th JULY.
As it is PROPOSED tl'ut Il potion .! their product
shall he Family Flour, of the highest grade, We
eau PROMISE Il propoltoratc price for prime white
WHEAT, suitable for it, tacture-thougt
all descriptions, in sound condition, will he pur
chasr,l VIM. II. FOWLE Il son,
ie lS--r3tawtf No H. South Wharvcs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-09
Murder in Arkansas.

FoRr SMlru, Aug. "A man named Solo
mon X. Wills, employed III the Office OF The
Overland Company, and formerly from Utica,
~ T., was shot last night by a Cherokee In
dian. The wound is necessarily mortal
The affair grew out Of a disturbance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-09
New York State Convention.

SYRACUSE. \. Y, August S.-rhe Breck-
inrdge aud Lane Democratic State C"nven-
ton, assembled ut Curinthan Hall, lit noon.
Yesterday. About three hundred persons
were present. The Convention Nominated
James 7. Brady ~ candidate for Governor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-09
PHILADELPHIA Cattle Market, Aug. g.

The receipts OF Beet Cattle were large this
week reaching about 1000 head, and the market
closed dali At tie rates Of last week, ranging NJ
81 to 81 80 = 100 his. Cows sold ut from SO 10
$40 each a. To condition. tlogs-Ah"ut 2ooV
head al market sales ut SI.:JG9 Ss.31 Tor still,
and SSta $50 r 100 HIS. for corn fed Sheep
About 5000 were ut market; sales ut SGgS!c = H.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-09
The Arkansas State Election.

FoKr SMITH. August In this preclnt,
Johnson for Governor has lSS majority;
Mitchell, for Congress, -, and Mayors Tor
the State Senate, 2OS. Johnson is probably
elected Governor by 10000 ma ority. Mr..
}. is 100 votes ahead in Crawford.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-09
The Markets.

BALrIuoRE. Aug. S-Flour closed firm; How
ard street Ohio aud City Mills 1852. Wheat is
active; red % @ l3;'c.; white 1850 1859. Corn is
active: yellow 7'c.; white S0@o3c. Provisions
closed steady; mess pork Sl9.75. Lard closed
quiet ut l3!c. Whiskey closed firm City and Ohio
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-09
Tie Long Branch Tragedy.

NEW YORK. Aug. Sit is rumored that
the victim ut Long Branch was a wealthy
Southern Planter, and the murderer ne
.rro waiter. The alteration was brought
about by some angry words spoken ny The
gentleman to the negro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-09
BAKER'S ISLAND e UANO

rINHE undersigned have been appointed by Will
i liam H. Webb, esq., of New York, Agents for
this city for the sale Of
Bakers Island GuanO,
and are prepared TO furnish Dealers and Farmers
with any quantity of this most valuable FERIl-
LIZER, at lowest established prices.
The BAKERS ISLAND is admitted to be the
most valuable PHOSPHATE GUANO ever offer
ed to the Agriculturalist. The analysis below
was made by DR.. Richard II. Stabler, Chemist, of
this city and may be implicitly relied on.
Pamphlets containing the history of this Guano,
certificates from Farmers and Planters, who have
used it, On various crops, in every section OF the
country, and ample directions for its application.
can be obtained ut our Counting house.
Aa"iy.is by Dr.. X. II. Stabter:
Organic matter containing some Ammonia..S
Phosphate Of Lime ponepbo.nhota "a 60
d" Magnesia
Potash and Soda Salts. w
Insoluble matter, Sand, Phosphate OF Iron
and Aiumnia................... 3o
$500 90
VIM. H. FOWLE i SON,
4 Snuth Whgryas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-09
SpprNGEITI acbDTMy

an THE lst day af next September, | pro-
~ pose To open a boarding school for young gen
ten 1T my residence, about three miles from Char
lottcsyiIie. Everything necessary for II thorough
preparation for the University will he Taught, and
the number II bunr,lera strictly limited to ten.
Adre$s me Tor further particulars.
W ". TEBES.
charlottesville. ir Z I-col In
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-09
ypaTps,s cAppEN &C. FOR LGAsE

YEATE5'S GARDEN, &C, FOX LEASE.
7INik well kn"wl property, in the Southern sub
urbs of the city, long and i'v"rahiy known i:
YEATES'S ii ID + n,
will be- leased Tor term "t years, 10 a suitable
tenant. On the property are Il large and comm"
&c dious DWELLING ii . L ) h, with Dairy
i; II Green houses. Nurseries, &C., &c. The pre-
misses have been nscd for many years, Tor pleasure
and Market tiarden&. and - an active and enter
prising NAN, with .olnc m=aas, would yield II lar
return. Also.
TWENTY ACRES of LAND, south o., and al
Joining the above known a. HROoMLA" ~
- On this property is n comfortable D" Ll
81 LING. Possession given IL n"th on Isl ia"
nary. 1851. For terms apply 10
WIN. Fl. FnWlE. Exec r. 4"
GEO u. FUWLE. William
JNO. B. DAINGERFlEhD. fowic.
or c. :. TAYLOR, dcceas Il
aug a-eo2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-09

New York, Aug. S.--F!our is firm; State sou
a. $40; Ohio So 30; Southern unchanged. Wheat
j. trur: Southern red l2jQ9 l32c. white 10. Corn
is quiet; mixed 62!GtG:ic. Pork is heavy. Lard
is heavy al l24Hq 1890. Whiskeyis steady at 2lr.
~, .uiy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-09
Oakwool, Fauquicr co., Va, jy 3l--eotf
sPRINaDALE BOARDING SCHOOL,

FOR l'OITUS or BOTH SEXES.
1SIILL REOPEN for Il term OF 10 weeks, the
w gath Of ninth month, (l;cptcmber,) next.
TERMs.-Board tuition in English and Mathe-
matcs with washing per term, Sll5, payable
quarterly in advance.
Pens, pencils, &C., 80 cents per quarter.
Instructions in Drawing, Painting and the
Languages, 81 each, per quarter.
For Circulars apply to the Principal, GEORGE
A. NEWBOLD, or to SAMUEL NJ. JANNEY,
Purceville p. o., Loudoun county, Virginia.
Laud0un county, jy l9--cotSepl*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-09

\ WISE REErkE.-The following anecdote
il related of the late excellent Joseph John
Carney. of Earlham, by one Of his family
circle:
"One night. | remember it well, receir-
ID = severe lesson on the sin OF evil speak
ing. Severe thought it then, and my
heart rose in childish anger against him who
gave it, but had not lived long enough IN
this world 10 know how much mischief ii
childs thoughtle>s talk may do, and how
otter it happens that takers run oil the
straight line Of truth. s. did not stand
very high in my esteem, and was about 10
speak further of her failings of temper. In
Il few moments my eye caught Il look OF such
calm and steady displea>ure, that | stopped
short. There was no mistaking the mean
ing Of that dark, speaking eye. 1t brought
the color to my face, and confusion and
shame to my heart | WAS silent for Il lew
moments, when Joseph John Quincy as ked,
very gravely:
post thon know any good thing to tell us
Of her"
Il did not answer, and the question was
NOR" seriously asked:
Think, is there nothing good thou canst
tell Us Of her.
"Uh, yes. | know some good things, but
Would il not have been better, then, to
relate those good things, than to have told
us that which would lower her in our es-
te-m2 Since there is good 10 relate, would
il not be kinder to be silent on the evil? for
Charity rejoiccth not in iniqu!ty.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-09
FIRST INSThLMENT.
rt rnr,Ts,c

| IA LII bbUDS.
| pI SHIP MACAuLAl from Liverpool, we
| d have received q crates of WHITE GRANITE
| QUEENSWAkE.
| BY the barquc Petrca now on her voyage from
Liverpool direct to Alexandria, chartered for our
goods solely. we shall receive the residue Ut our
| Fall importation of l9j crates and hogsheuds OF
| common and superior goods.
Merchants on the line of the Orange and Lynch
burg Virginia aud Tennessee and other railroads
connecting, nrsd 90 no fnrtaer North for goods in
| our line--whcthcr they consider the assortment,
STYLES ami quality Of goods the prices at which
We will Scil-wc guarantee satisfaction in all these
particulars. Laug II r. II. MILLER. son L co.
T. LIVERPOOL SALT.--By the barque Petrea,
IL on her voyage from Liverpool, expect to
| receive in due season for the Fall trade:
$500 I'sSS SACKS 1 tshtss' LIvERr0oL
l.2OO Worthington's
Which will he sold to the trade upon reasonable
terms, from the ship.
Smo g r. II. MILLER, son ( co.
Il HHDs. Porto Rico SUGARS
| | y 30 bbIs Crushed do
80 do L and Coffee do
20 hhis. Porto Rico and L. |. MOLASSES
II 10 Sugar House SYRUP
81 bags kio, Laguyra, and Cuba COFFEE
''' " j. II. McvEIGm & son,
aug Prince street Wharf
10 HuDS ana tierces Porto Rico. and Cuba
lD Sugar, part prime, received this day by
Stea mer Monticello, and for sale by
aus7 J. Il. DOUGLASS.
JIRUIT CANS.--Arthur's Patent Cans, at re-
L duced prices. The Excelsior CauS, manutac-
tured by II. l. Gregory, for sale ut his prices, by
augS JOHN OGDEN.
NyACkEKEL.--JU bb!s. No. Small Make
vi rel, just received aud for sale hy
N. ELDkIDGE 4 CO.,
iy9 No. & South Wharves.
-nnn BUSHELS ST. MARTINS ISLAND
OUUU SALT. just received per schr Sea
Witch" suitable for Agricultural purposes. For
sale by laug 4 FoWLE CO.
DATApSCO FAMILY NEW FLOUR, in bags
| and barrels warranted the best.
CHARLES J. WISE,
aug Is cor. Prince and Pitt-stS.
~ HALE CHESTS very superior Oolong Black
~ TEA. retail price only soc. per pound,
ceived this day and for sale by
aug 6 J. F. DOUGLASS.
0LAkET WINE-A fresh supply, just receiv.
" ed and for sale by
aug . HUNToN & RIDGELY.
% CHESTS of Green and Black TEA, some
Wv S'riclIy prime, just recelFcu anu ioi y
aug HUMPHREYS 4 TALlAFEkRO.
IlOR HIRE-A SERVANT GIRL for the re-
L. mander of the year, accustomed to house
work (iy 2f-cotf CHAS. ). TAYLOR.
DNGLISH BERAGES for Ladies suits, this
IL very desirable article. just received, ut
iv ~ l.. A. LARkIN'S.
WANTED for the balance OF the year, in.
w ING ROOM SERVANT, man or boy
Apply at this vifce. aug 7-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-09
Fredericksburg Market, Aug. 8.

Ouietude in stocks still characterize the market
in Baltimore. though prices remain very nr!n with
An upward tendency. There WAS al Improvement
Yesterday in Railroad shares
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-09
BROAD Run ASSOCIATION.


LA zass So l.z
THE CONDUCTORS Of the Manassas Gap
Railroad. will issue Round Trip Tickets 10 per
ons attending the Baptist Association, near Broad
Run Station, from all the Stations on the Road,
rood from. the 10th 10 the 18th inst
Aug 9--itd.
JrST RECEIVED-ANOTllER SUPPLY
j 30 dozen pieces Silk Braid, for making Read
Nets
10 hs Tinsel Zephyr, for making Head Netts:
also. the Netts already made. Call early rs
supply cannot be kept on hand!
aue . C. c. BERRY, y hing-str"et.
pANk CHECKS At COST have II lot 81
ID Checks oa The several Banks in Alexandria,
hound aeat!y in 100, 200. and $50 Checks, which |
will close out 1T cost JOHN Fl. PARkOTT.
aug.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-09
wEEHAw SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

TIME second session Of this School will com
/ mencc on the lst of September, 1850, and
close on the Goth Of June, 1861.
This School is situated in the county of Clarke,
in the fulIey Of Virginia. in region OF country,
remarkable for its health.
The location is easily accessible from all parts
Of the country, being within three miles of Sum
init Point; a Station upon the Winchester and
Potomac Railroad, and within four miles OF Bcr-
ryyille, which place has daily communication with
Alexandria, by means of the Alexandria, Lou
doun aud Hampshire Railroad and Stage
The Course Of Instruction in this School is such
thoroughly to prepare youths for the University
Of Virginia.
Churches Of every denomination are in Berry
Vile For further information, apply to the un-
dcrSyned, Summit Point p. O., Jefferson Co., Va.
TERMS :-S22j, semi-annualy, in advance, viz
5 - 30 OH the lSt of September, and Sll23o on
the LIST of February. No extras
J. 5. BLACKBURN.
RgrEREScrs:-The Faculty of the University
of Virginia.
The Trustees of Wicklife Academy, Clarke
County, Va.
Rev. Vim. Meade, Bishop Of the Diocese of
Virginia.
Judge Parker. Of Winchester, Va.
John A. Washington. Mount Vernon, Va
John b. Daingerield, and Charles S. Taylor,
Alexandria, Va.
Rev Ii. Suter, Berryville Va.
Clarke County, jy lo-eotSepl
INTENDING TO CONTINUE for another year
/ the School AT my residence will receive two
or three pupils additional to those OF my own
family.
My teacher is very accomplished German, who
teaches all the branches OF liberal education
he purSueS the German system o. instruction
which is much more thorough than that usually
practiced in this country. My residence is near
Warrenton. in the county of Fauquier, accessible
within four miles by Railroad. The pupils will
be all received as members of the family boys not
exceeding sixteen years old will be preferred.
For the session Of ten months beginning on the
LIST of October. $3.50 will be chargedno extras
except for Books and Stationary.
R. f. SCOTT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-09

PASSENGER LIST Of the Steamship Monticello,
eager which sailed from this port, Tor Ne" YORK
Yesterday afternoon MIR. llaits. lady and three
children; Miss TAFT, Mr.. Myer, lady and chd;
?. T. Hooe ". II. Fowlc, Arthur Herbert ii. \.
william and lady. Mrs. Scott Mir. SickneE ana
lady, VIVA. Stickney. lady aud sou; Geo. u. Clark
and son. R.y Mr.. kcuuarl Wul. Pcttibonc. john
p.ttiboue, Ira Williams. u. $ McNcill Dr. W.
B. Magrulcr, Wm lIuntlcy, Miss Gibbs. ". a.
Exams, Mrs Scott, IL. lINly, q. l.. Sheriff, Mrs.
5. L. Mulhig. John W. Lomax. Perry i'ance, Jno.
Albert II. Bu-hby, John Bunkicc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-09

1'OR SALE.--A desirable farm containing about
= $50 ACRES, situated in Culpepcr county. ON
,4e Rapid Ann River. about & miles from Ellis
H!"lS. Terms reasonable as to amount and time.
Apply to LEWIS ELLIS.
Flne View, 2. O., Fauquier, co.. aug 9-2awtf
ooOt cultural Salt, for sale by
aug kNOX 4 BROTHER.
! VAIL and look al the bargains, at
~ jy "a Il. SCHWARZS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-09
An ACT CONCERNING FREE NEGROES
a passed the City Council the 9Th Of February

1875 - -,
SEC. lSt.-Bc II enacted by he CiN c"""7 Of
Aiscomd,io. That any Free Negro failing to pay
his or har Corporation taxes. or ler'c$' Tor any
year. OF years and not having visible property
out Of which they can he made by distress Shail'
by order Of the Mayor, hc hired out ~ the C"lec-
tor of the Corporation. Of the District IN which
such free negro may reside, for SGch time rs w'i'
suffice At not less than ten cents u day, I" raise
the said taxes and lcycS with Il commission t" the
officer of five per cent. II hired out ior longer
time the hiring ~ TO Such excess shall he vod,
and the free negro may recover oil Such Queer
seventy five cents :or every day thereof. Il 'he
hirer carry such free negro "Ht OF the C"Hh'E OF
CORPORATIONS without his or her consent, dccI'trcs
before the Mayor, and by him certified IN writing,
the hrer shall forfeit all title /" the services o.
such free negro. and moreover D" lined not less
thnu twenty nor more than two hundred dollars.
SEC No such hiring Of Il free negro, IN or
der to pay his taxes or lcyirs. shall be Tor any
which have been in arrcdr more than h'cE years.
Src. 3-This Act shall he III force iT"ui and
after the passage Thereon.