Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-01
Important from Richmond.

! Correspondence Of tire -fieraHdyia Gazette.
RcHAnNp, March 20-ihc following:
Circular, il is presumed, IS stIt ali over the
Stair. What !. means : curse, will 10
determined hereafter. The time, il IS sta
ted. at which this convocatinm is to take
place is about the 18th Of April. Whether
Intended to take action respecting the Spring
elections, or 20 take the State out u the
Union, time will develop. Perhaps they
think the Convention 100 slow, and wish -
hurry them up by Il sufficient force mere
| think il vi sufficient Importance to COM
municale it for publication. 1t is in prin-
ted form, and the first news Of it came from
Norfolk:
Your presence is particularly requested at Rich
! mond, on the 10Th day Of April, to consult with
the friends of Southern rights rs to the course
which Virginia should pursue in the present
emergency.
Please bring with You, or send n !ui! deleSa.
ton Of true and reliable man from your own
county; and, il convenient, aid the same oh rct
in the Surrounding counties
On arriving al 3ichmund report yourself and
conrarions immediately to - ut -
Signed by. SAnl'EL WOODS, Of Barbour.
CHARLES i. COLLIER, OF Petersburg
.iuEN \. ilAHMAS, Of Augusta.
II. 4. WISE, vi Princes: Anne.
.iouS I. ANDERSEN, Of Dotrourt.
WI. +. HuRnuS, Of Albemarte.
THOMAS 'IEFFERS"S RANDOLPH. u Altsmarle
JAMES W. SHEfFEY Of >mythc.
The New York herald publishes q slate
,nanr irom Mr. GODDARD Bailey, late clerk iii
tie Interior department IL " :.silsngton.
- hose con lection with th" distracted Indian
trus, bnr,ts il fresh ia The public memory
lis statement is made in reply 10 tl'at
OF ez-Secrr,ary Fl"y5 addressed 10 'the
public" and It's main purposc appears to be
20 show that the abstraction OF the bonds
from the safe in the Interior department was
undertaken with view to shield Mr.. flcyd
from the Consequences Of his act in issuing
acccptances to Mess7s. Russell, Majors &
Hadicl MIR. Bailey is indignant at the
version which the ex-Secrctary gives OF that
entire transaction. feeling that it reflects uu-
Justly upon himself
The Fredericksburg Herald mentions that
Coy. Smith, James Barbour, q. Y. Brent,
and Henry ". Thomas, are spoken OF az
candidates fur Congress. from this District
I>T OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
! Office, al Alexandria, Va, Oil the 3lst day q"
llarch. 1851. Persons calling for Letters in Ibis
list will please say riley are ""'"r'''e"'
Allison. William Aml"hy, " n
Atkinson, John \ Alexander, Jane Miss
Allison, nypha Miss
Er;,t;u. b Berry. + J Mrs
Bryant. Jane Mrs Bion'ihcih Il
Eurci. x l!onGEcln, III
Bowling. Hannah Miss Burroughs, John
Brown. james Il bryan. joan
Boyd. Sra i 20 Jas fnhtry h"ry Ann MISS
Brown !! Miller, Mc>Srs Buwlin Rachel Mrs
Grown. Il Brou=htcn, Sarah Miss
HutIer, Susaanah Miss Bca;cr. Sarah Miss
Belts, TheopiuS Ba'ler
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Carson, Alfred Clinton. \
Cro, by, Amelia + Miss Cunts. l. Ar
Crau@, Edward Ca>kcry, Henry y Rev
CaY!icer, Jesse Carter j
Cunningham, Mitchell C"mwell, Mrs
Corbn. Wm Campbell, " Il
Connclly,F
D
pusan. Anthony, Darnvll, Robsr.
Dorsey, Emily Mis-
=
Everett, I )
Fisher. Augustus Forest, {
FEockcr J 4 fagu, iamrS
famir, VI Fash. II Lieut.
Fountain. {
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t.oruan, Rnbcr, Garner, Alexander
Gall. Bryant Gaakn>. Frank ,rolil
liuidcr Francis Miss Grimes. !! NJ
t;,imcs, J ! Green, Martha Mrs