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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

4 CliEERfULiY recommend the sneess.ors n !. e..
Mehh 4 Co. u The public and % nctehier,ain
doubt ihai ~ business entrusted 10 Them viii ~ al
tended to promptly, carefully and enrrseicsiy
JAS. y. CAIN.
Jan. i. %
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n o TIC L

WOULD request all who owe me To call At nv
store Tor settlement Of their debls--my tine is ian
much ocruPied 10 mike personal application 10 each
Puncusllly isexi~cied Of every one. only promise
credit until the eud Of the year. when the cash want.
I'd ~ hurry. i cant come loo soon.
JAMES WEBB.
January ~. as
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PERFUMERY. &c.

WEBB &'DIcksoN have just opened large s..
sohment 81 Harfi-on's Periumrry and . eilei
articles comprising Coognes, Double and single; Tai.
lei Waters; FLORIDA Water: Balm psras;e Flower H.,
l.esf Water: Lustral ETtrarts for The Handkerchief;
Ffsngipsni Extracts; franeipani Cream: T,iIei Pow.
defs Preston. Smelling Salts: Gafnaion Rouge; Cold
Cream; shsmpo9 Loan; Hair Dye; Gafnins Ink; Mu.
eilAae; Diamond. Cement; Philoco,ass; Beef Marrow:
iiear's ~; Marassa Oh; Floating suap for bathing.
Bafi'ers soap. Efassr soap; Ladies' soap; shayisg
greams assareai Uisophins for shaving; fo.e Tooth
Paste; Ebony Tooth Paste; Dental sosp, &c. DC.
February 10 90
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Dissolution.

THE firm frms Is known a. ]. e. wrhh 4 Co. /.
1 his day dissolved by mutual con.unt Al p-i.,n.
indei'd e The sald N respectfully requested 10
rail Il The Drug Siafe II Mrhh A Drassn snI set,l
Their aeeoanis shnud ihry nal ~ >. ~ ii. rL.ss II
FshrUa'y Caar. al the accounts viii then be pot IN
train Tor collection.
JAMES 7. CAIN,
J. Z. WEBB.
Ianuary Isl 1850
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Cash for Wheat,

HAVING returned to business, wish % buy all the
Good Clean Wheat tina, may be for sale. Cash
paid on delivery Of the wheat at the Railroad Depot.
JAMES WEBB.
September 10. 0s-
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PICKLED PORK.

A G DICE 10, of Mess Pork. all sides, received and
= for sale.
]. C. TURRENTINE s SON.
Sept. 81. To-
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A CARD
Cheap New Goods.

HAVE just received = very large stock Of al
kinds Of Goois. which ! will sell 81 far Prices.
READY.MADE CLOTHING.
The ilfgsss anl hesi assortment ever hal
] take II kills n barter ~ rosd.. | wili lake
5000 pounds d PORK Isl. Fall and Winter for goods
o. ssss. sbsll Keep 1p ny .ipcs % goods he year
fooni' and eel upon tls best and nosi accommodating
terms Don't tbansfs. a,tiels.. ls4o, mn a..
s0nmehi q aIBlsi every kinI Il aadds "a n tbis
ft'fkei. vii 20 hish prier. 81 bred Frut I'D
JAMES WE'RE.
September -. 49,
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A New and Improved
PENCLL SHARPENER

s'EN dUN iWVFONtU
PENCIL SHaRPENER,
Single ones, seni w msil. 25cis o. SIS Ter r,o.s.
Nov STYLE Door Fastener NeE siyle Knife sbsfpeps,.
Goose Quill Pen Maker, new Patent snirle r., ma.
hing Goo-e Qgil Pens, with Pen Knife. &c combined
Pfire 50 and ~ inlsid 9Th silver and name engraved
o. 4, IS. very Beautiful sud Nest Article hat ~.
eupies ibe space d ~ ordinsfy pen knile.
Also. various ohsf New Patent anieIes az Ttilav.
Ihese fsn,liiing sl5 II time ny Mail or Espfsss
can order Sl5 worth Of samples II The Lowest Whole.
sale Prices. Address
J. VI. DAYTON,
l25 South Third st., Philadelphia. r..
Sept. 70. IO-am'
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DIR. w. Il. BASON,
Dentist.

N. REORGANIZATION directed TO the above at
Hillsborough or Haw River postoee, attended the FRS.
opportunity.
February %. 32-
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FOR THE LADIES.

spHALoN's paphian Lotion. for removing frecklas
tan sunbutn and pimples, and making the skin
smooth and soft. Also Fenidges Balm Of Thousand
Flowers, for sale by
]. c. TURRENTINE s. SON.
Fehruar, 4 2s-
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Patent Pocket Coin nalariar.

FER listing ~ kind IF Cyd and Ssirsr Csias.
The sire ~ ibis cute ie instrument Il three inches
Ling. quarter inch thick, snd weighs one aud hiif
nuDces which makes u convenient Cor carving n liz
poese and vii he sent by mail, prepaid 20 any person
Ia tbs United states for 81.
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P r O Id III G T.

A Ill kinds Of Produce taken in exchange for Goods
"A at its market value. Remember our removal.
&c. TURRENTINE & SON.
February 8. 20-
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Co-Dartnership,

Ianu,ry Isl. 1850.
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Revival Of Business.

HAVING concluded to ,emain 10 Hsborouah and
continue my business, my old customers will find
me one door east Of The brick House" my ogmer
shop. Wy work shall be well and fashionabi, done.
and all my cutting nbs prepared that the seastreea
shall find no difficulty in making.
All work executed al the shortest notice.
JAMES .. WATSON.
February 8. IT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-24

Inc Mon LSomeTy Ala. Mail VI tHe lotn
says: The citizens Of Pine Level we learn,
hung eight Of those concerned in the insur-
rection, yesterday Two of these, we be-
lieve, were the brothers Rolan, (nlready in
dicated Tor Penitertiary offences.) who
were nomiuaiIy white men, but with dash
Of Negro in their blood.
T1e Montgomery (Ala.) Confederation of
the 10th instant says: ''Owing to the blind
ness and rashness OF our extreme men, and
the issue of immediate separate State Sc.
cession, which they made directly after learn
Ing of Mr. Lncoln's election, the people in
nearly every county in this State stand
divided
The Fayetteville (N. g. Observer calls the
attention of the people of the coed old
"North State" to the following compliment
tary reference made to them by that polished
exponent OF secession" the Charleston Mcr-
curry Old Rip, although not qnltc awake,
Is making very strong preparatory grunts.
He'll fset tie .to0t after awhile
The increase Of population in Mary land
for the last ten years, is 1851. The de-
crease in the number of slaves is 1886; de-
crease Of deaths ) 224 and the increase in
the number Of dwellings o., $50. The total
amount Of the population in the State is
73l, jGj, whilst that Of the year 1850 was
5o3 ,03-i
The Montgomery Mail, a Secession pape:,
in alluding 10 Mr. Buchanan, speaks Of that
public functonary as "Prcsident Of the
Northern States" Is he not President of
Alabama? Alabama assisted to make him
President; so did South Carolina: 81 did
every one Of the States that threaten Seces-
sion.
The Charleston Mercury announces that
when the State of South Carolina demands
the United States fortitications in the harhor
of Charleston, and when the Federal Govern
ment shows hostile purpose, ''the people
of South Carolina will obey the cali for war,
and take the fortfcations."
Gov. Sprague, Of Rhode Island, has writ
ten u letter that he is in favor of the repeal
Of the personal---very. law of that State,
though unconstitutional in spirit only, and
he expresses the opinion that it will BE- done
by the legislature at its next session.
Gov, Sprague, Of Rhode Island publicly
announces his opposition TIC the personal lib
erty bill of that State. and says the Lcgisla-
ture, which meets in January, will, without
hesitation, repeal it.
Steen Anderson De Bile formerly resi-
dent minister OF Denmark near the Govern
ment Of the United States died in Brussels
Oh the 2Stt ult., in his S0t!' year.
The entire military staff Of Gov. Morgan
OF New York have resigned M cause is
stated, bnt it is probable that the dinner to
the Prince of Wales is ut the bottom OF it,
The various tclessapAic dispatches con-
corning Gen. Scott aud his opinions and
advice, &c, are said to be totally without au-
thority,
The House committee Of thrty-three have
adjourned over to Thursday next. NJ vote
was taken uu Mr.. Rns,'s resolution.
Mrs. Burch has sunI out Il writ of htJeGs
c"1puS against her husband, 10 obtain pos
session Of her two children.
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| COM MUNICATED,

Permit me to say u few words in behalf of
the CoNsERvAToR, " a newspaper published
IN Clarke county, Is no country paper pre-
sents a more creditable appearance, and GER
tanly none more richly deserves a larger
circu lation; and especially should it be sus-
tanned by the people Of Clarke, for whose
interests it has been constantly aud faith
fully laboring since it's first issue. And
now, when madness rules the hour" whilst
revoluti"nists are growing hoarse in their de-
nuncations of the Union, it is of vital i'm
portance that the calm, cool, and patriotic
voice Of ''Fhe CONSERVATION" should be heard
By every firesIde in the county. See to it,
then, friends of the Union in Clarke that
the Conservation be sustained. and styeuqtA-
ened, SO that its voice may be heard from
every, hill and dale. Let it not be said, that
a paper advncating the Union cannot be aug,
tanned in Clarke county. 1t is not alone for
the editor, a worthy gentleman though be
be, | make the appeal, but it IS for your
Interests and nina. m 6
Clarke county, Va, Dec 20.
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CONN USICATED.


The time is rapidly approaching when we
will be called upon to nominate candidate
for the Senate, to supply the place Of Mr.. j.
X. Marshall, our present efficient represent
,ative, who, it is understood, will retire,
having served eight years in his Senatorial
capacity. According to every principle of
justice, this nomination is due to Rappahan-
mock. The representation for many years
has been taken from Fauquier. If no better
reason for tho election of Rappshannock
man now could be given, the fact of Kappa
hammock having elected Mr.. Marshall by an
unparalleled Wing gain, ought to be sufi-
clent. The man who contributed most to
bring about that result, should be our next
candidate, provided he be competent and
willing TO serve
l would suggest, Is Il man every way wor-
thy, the name of our fellow cuuutymau, JOIN
). BUcKNER. For years past he has been a
tower of strength to his own party in the
county. When Mr.. Marshall was last d can
didate, our party had been beaten and were
despairing. Mr.. Buckner, by his earnest
zeal aud strenuous exertions, infused new
vl;SsHr INTO our party, and chiefly through his
lniluence-tor the first time since the adop-
ton Of the new Constitution-we were vic
torious. MIR. Buckner is justly regarded as
one OF the most successful farmers in the
c"unty; man we'll informed and of sound
Judgment His talents have been endorsed
by all coed judges who know him best, and
have no doubt that he would make Il most
able and efficient representative. With him
for cur standard bearer. we will go into Fau-
quier with 100 majority. and if she will but
only half do her duty, his success would be
beyond all doubt. RAPPAHANNOCK,
Rappahaunock county, Va, Dec. -. ss&
Warrenton Wing please cspy.l ,..
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The WEST INDlEs-The steamer Quaker
City, at New York, brings Havana dates to
the 18th inst. The Spanish fleet stationed
there had gone to sea, and it vas rumored
were bound ior Vera Cruz. Business was
dull at Havana, and tie Captain General, 10
give II greater relief TO the business COM
mun!ty, had authorized the Spanish bank to
issue tour millions Of dollars in paper, -t,so
millions to he put into immediate circulation.
the balance, il requisite, bearing & per cent.
interest per annum. The latter amount had
been taken at once. BY the schooner W. J.
Griffin, We have Jamaica papers Of Dec. |.
Gov. Darling, at the opening Of the House
of Assembly, stated & full complement Of
Coolies was expected from India, as well as
large immigration Of colored people from
Canada. Considerable complaint is made Of
light wei eht in barrels Of pork, etc, fro:1
America: also that ''drills warranted lis pure
linen, tweeds sold as ali wool, besides being
narrower than the usual widths, are found to
contain an adm!xture respectively Of cotton
quite cut Of proportion to either the fax or
the wool: calicoes and prints fall short Of
the labelled quantity to the extenrof several
yards" Similar complaints are made of
the quantity Of -four, mackerel ami other
produce. There has been considerable sick
ness on the Island.
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NJ 1PBJED.

AT the University of Virginia, on the 9Th De.
cember, by the Rev. r. h. Meade, HENRY L.
AUCHINCL0ES, esq, Of New York, to Miss
MARY CABELL.
On the 18th last, in Charlottesville, By the Rev.
Mr.. AMMAN, Mr.. HOWE pEYThN COCHRAN. t,
Miss NANNY L. DARLINGTON, daughter e:
Mrs. Gen. Carrin gton
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-24

THE RECONSTRUCTED CABlNET-The SER
ate having confirmed Edward NJ. Stanton
as Attorney General, the cabinet is there
fore now constituted as follows:
Secretary Of State-Jcremiah s. Black, Of
Pennsy Ivania, vice Cass, resigned. Score,
tary Of Treasurv-Philip T. Thomas, oi
Maryland, vice Cobb, resigned Secretary
OF lnterior-Jacob Thompson, of Mississip.
pl. Secretary of Navy-Isaac Toucey, Ut
Connecticut. Secretary Of War-.John 3.
Floyd. Of Virginia. Attorney General-Etl-
ward NJ. Stanton, oi Pennsylvania, vice
Black, promoted. Postmaster General
Jacob Holt, OF kentucky.
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HENRY CLAT's WuRDs-If this Union
shall become separated, (said Mr.. Clay
new Unions, new ContederacieS will arise
and with respect to this, if there be any
hope there is no one in the Senate before
whose imagination is fitting the idea OF a
great Southern Contedcracy to take posses
sion Of the Belize and the mouth or the Mis-
sissi ppi-l say in my place, ueyer, neccr,
NEVER will we who occupy the broad waters
of the Mississippi and its upper tributaries
consent that any foreign flag shall float at
the Belize or upor the turretS Of the Crescent
City. Never. MEIER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-24

Hon. John Minor Bolts denies that he
has written or is writing an expose OF the
dangers of transferring to the French COM
pany the James River and Kanawha Canal,
as was asserted in card in the Richmond
Dispatch, he says;--As this is work OF
great interest to the State, aud the contract,
in nv judgment, one of great Importance,
asweil to the stockholders as 10 the State
will you allow me, through your paper. to say
that there ia not the slightest truth III the
statement made: that [ am preparing no
such paper, that entertain no such absurd
opinion as 70 the law Of nations, and that
have from the fret been warmly in favor OF
the ratification OF the proposed contract on
the part Of the State. My only apprehen-
sion has been, that the course of thuse lead
ers of public sentiment, who are bent on es-
pousing the quarreIs of South Carolina, and
who would involve Virginia in unnecessary
civil war. by Offering unavailing aud uncon-
Stitutional resistance to the powers OF the
General Government. in any effort that may
be made towards uph0lding the Union, vim
dicating the Constitution, and enforcing the
laws in favor Of all which this State has
Just cast her vote--might so far affect the
contract as that the French company would
require some guarantee that Virginia would
not render the entire work utterly useless
and valueless, by separating herself from
the West and North, with whom alone we
have any commercial intercourse, and that
no such guarantee would be given, and that
the contract would thereby fall through.
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WHEAT WANTED.

WHEAT WANTED.
WTE DESIRE TO APPRISE TIE FAR
w MERS OF the adjacent counties, that the
PIONEER MILLS, will again commence opera
tons about the 25th JULY. .,
As is is proposed that Il portion Of their product
ahall 90 Family Flour, Of tho highest grade, we
can promise proportionato price for prime white
WHEAT, suitable for its manufacture though
ali descriptions, in sound condition, will be pur
chased. WI. Il. FOWLE i son,
ie lS-c2tawtf No J. South Wharves.
NLOAKS-A good assortment, iuBt received by
~ oct s. HARPER & BRO.
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Edward Bates, of Missouri, has been offer
ed a seat in Mr. Lincoln Cabinet, and will
accept He will probably be nominated as
Secretary of the Interior,
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Great Aopsi is now expressed that conser-
yative views may prevail: sufficiently in
Georgia, to arrest the attempt to precipitate
that State, too, into Secession, without con-
sultation OF corporation with the other
Southern States. Ir. Toombs and other
gentlemen, favorable to ultimate secession,
if no adjustment can be had, have expressed
themselves in favor of proposing amendments
to the Constitution Cor the protection of South
ern rghts-and of delay until it is seen
whether these propositions will find favor
with the Senators and Representatives from
the Northern States. We confess, that, to
US, at present, the prospect seems gloomy
enough, with all the conservative feeling,
North and South, that can be brought to bear
upon cur national affairs. There is a Dis.
union party at the North, as we'll as an i'm
mediate Secession party at the South. Be-
tween the two, no one knows what cillami-
ties may befal our once glorious, happy. great
and united country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-24

TIE New York council have passed a res
o1ution appropriating $4,000 to pay The
Japanese bills"
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James B..Sener, esq, gentleman Of tai
ents and ability, is to be the editor of the
fredericksburg Recorder hereafter. Differ,
ing with him in previous party politics, we
yet have confidence III his patriotism, and
respect for his sentiments.
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Doubts having been expressed whether the
interest on the United States public debt due
on the lst proximo would be promptly paid,
the editor Of the Consultation has been in
duced to make inquiry on the subject, and
has learned at the Treasury Department that
arrangements are made for paying such in
teresr III coin.
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LESSONS IN OIL PAINTING and DRAWING,
DAlNTING-PortTait and Landscape, in Oil:
i Drawng-0riental, Pastel. and Crayon.
For further particulars, enquire at the Book
Store of J. II. PARROT, on King street, near tho
corner Of Washington. dec 2l-d3tx
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siAUQUIEk FARM FOR SALE.--I will sell
Z upon accommodating terms. or exchange for
u. and 4. 4. R. Bonds, Virginia State Stock, or
negroes, at ACRES OF LAND within two miles
of Narrenton, On the Alexaulria Turnpike road
About onct third of the tract in wood and timber
4 crop Of 100 bushels wheat, and 50 bu$hs rye, has
been seeded upon the land, which crop, the pur-
chaser can obtain. The land is well watered lies
we'll and nay 30 divided into two farms Further
description is deemed unnecessary. Address. m
WaTrenton. Va. HENRY C. WARD.
fauquicr county. dec 24-wIw
+ oTlCE.-All persons having claims against
~ the estate cf Francis Johnston, decd, are
requested to present thcm-all indebted to the
SAME, will please make early payment.
FRANCIS i. JOHNSTON,
A. L. MCKENZIE.
Administrators of Francis Johnston, deed
Fairfax County, Va, dec I9--eo3t
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The Rockingham Register thinks that il
matters get no worse, the Manassas Gap
Railroad Company can so on with their
work, relying upon their present resources
but, if they do, it recommends that Com
panv to issue their own notes in small sums,
redeemable in six months, and bearing in
teresv 1t adds:
I'VE would not Ike to see the Company
attempt to introduce circulating medium,
but, if necessity requires it for the good of
our county, and the iaborerS and contrac-
tors. we would advise the Company to issue
due bills TO ell to whom they may be indebt-
ed, to keep the work going, and we will
guarantee that those Of our people who have
anything to sell will take them. Knowing
the officers of the Company, we would have
entire confidence in anything they would do
in the premises"
We have received, in pamphlet form, the
advanced pages OF an artiole in the forth
coming Princeton Review on the State of the
Country; and another pamphlet, from a
Mary lander on the Border States, and their
power aud duty il the present disordered
condition Of the country. The first is a
strong argument against Secession the sec.
oud is an exposition OF the authors plan for
the action of the Border States, in defence
nf their own rights.