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Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-10

HdtI pSot1 DSteSAsa-
the women Of the s0assll
souuer, Than see their hEssls
. eud shrdthezs sqbmiitt tasi2
relations, or .disSra effuE fst an1
serns of reemei dathSo !.
Z. He had al ntsryeS with w
s,iisdeut Davis and an' The mehbers
his Cabinet, also With Gen Less
| he never heard q word o& dealante,
repraach, or criminal ION, fsoul saIaea
| Of themr ar9any other pessoa q Eaei
1nsnd- ::
g. That Gen Lee impressed him,a
once WITH Che. 5Mi!ea That he Was IN th@
presence Of a man whose soul was 60,
/ ed with every sentiment Of honor, rel
li,gioa aad patriotism. The subjected
I the war was barely alluded 70, and,
Econnection with which, the old man
with c;reat earnestnesss and feeling, I'd
marked that he did not wish to leave
50 cruel a legacy. as the war to hla|
CHILDREN; andwhi!e his affections e
his old comrades and; friends had nf
abated n any degree, he had ba!tA b!
plain, GUY, nndler The providence
Gol, 70 perform, and would be 3ladsl
be spared sueh,a necessity by . Pe
manent Psace, not only between IL
sections, bu5 to, I'll mankInd.
! His appointments asafGeneraEssinlo
has urited the people aid inspired neN
confidence and l;fc amongathe army
and people; and he really. believes
that such is the dsxotion of the people
ito Lee, every man, woman and child
! Fin the Gonfederscy would toHow him
into the Gulf ofsMexico, as arelisious
duty, i4 he required it Of them. -
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Negro Soldiers.

A correspondent Of the Mobile Advertiser
and Register sub mits the following. upon this
subjcc.:
FACT No. 1.-The Southern people, supposed
to be well acquitted with the negro charactel,
did not believe the negro could be made a sol:
der They laughed to scorn the ss(snkees
purpose to convert the negro into an effective
eodier. Il
FACT No. 2.-Thc Yankees have taken 200
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-10

VOTE on TlTEAFEIcAN ENRoLLNENT:-
On Tuesday, 9TH ult., the Senate went
into sevreS session on MI. Browns
Resolution instructing the llilit;" y
Commi;;tee'to report bill, with The
lie. st. pr;iec;; ;;ici:ble delay, 10 tale MO
the military service of the Confeder-
ate St2tcs a number of y 5ro soldiers,
not 10 exceed two hundred thousand,
by voluntary enlistment, with the
consent of their owne.s, or by con-
script:on as may be found necessar.'
and that the Committee provide in
said Bill ior the emancipation of said
negroes in all cases where they prove
loyal and true to the end o: the war,
and Tor the immediate payment, under
proper rest: iction of thei2 full pres
ent value to ter owners.
The injunction of .secresy having
been removed from the proceedings
we ere enabled to. Safe that a motion
Of Mr.. Burnett, of Kentucky, 70 50
amend The Resolution as to maze it
one of ihqri'y into expediency was
rejected, and a vote beng ta~ en- on
the Resolution it was rejected-yeas,
3; nays, l3.
. Those who. voted in the affirmative
we're: Messrs. Brown, Henry and
Vest.
Those who voted in the negative
we're: Messrs. Ba!-er, Caperton, Gra-
ham, Haynes, Hunter, johnson, Of
Mississippi, Maxwell Oldham, Orr,
semmes, Wal er, Watson and Wig 8
:all. :,
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TO Stock Raises

uATING. BEEN sOLIClra, 10 POEC,
El fine Si.;lion, il orEer % imnrove she sSo9
r,ei ,hbo hood: I ,mve selected and. .PlrcsaseG aty
Pile, the be;.u,;hl Young dho. oi :hbrcG horse j
DaVlo-s'.,t 5v tie celebaeG imported horse
t'loS was secc;ed IA E.rlaEd 5v Col BeatY, Of Uv
D~,. iet S. c.. aaG pluclrScd willont le;arG 10 2f
o i,n rove tla sock ofS'e South. All THAI see JEF
DAVIS WA once perceive how well tie ,selecsiol
VI maGe. His ION: yeas ole. fiteeo sasst. ha'c
MnG. hi.,', .aE: WI; be f:;seen-is a i;ch Ma6oeany
3.v, cat po1oaee'' 1y good jpG3:s l'eisss model;
as;;. bevo ,da1l quess;, equal 10 a,y:cols in the
eoieGeia,e S5arcs. he &i,liel-l alltle time at his
s;a5le ue:r Fl.S Rock S. 9. -.
TE,Ns-One lIpht:reG dol'as, to il,srie, and one
toa 10 tie s6on. Gyeat c,ie will be taken to pro,
vent accidents but will hQs be responsible should any
ovcur - "a
4, ALSO -. { 4
Have q supply Of hammer ed Iron Plough Mahlds-a
superior artcle-Gor sale al $3.50 per h. or exchange
for cotton, onepouud Of Irou foEtwosos sohon.
WV sstI FORD: !: . !.
EaInncas'er Ledger copy four tfaies 9asa month
o. folif months .. - ~ G*;!G.S" 80
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sers;le will be held at the Er4sopai Church
this mqrn;ng at the usual hour-

CotrEpmArE JcDGE.-Ha- g. f.
Perry, Of GreeuvitIc, h''s reteiycd the
appointments Of Judge Of the Coafed-
crate States Court for the District Of
South CaroHn;, vice A. G. Masgrath,
who resigned in consequence Of hav-
inc been elected Governor Of the
State. Judge Perry qualified and
entered upon the duties oS his sespon-
sible position on Monday, 7th ult.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-10
IMPRESSIONS OF A YANKEE IN RlCH-
MCND.

The New York TaJuac has letter
from William Cornell Jewett, giving
Tie substance ofa conversation with
Gen.sSingle;on, Of Illinois, who has
Just returned from Richmond, and the
impressions Of that gentlehMn while il
the Confederate capital. Tie ira2res-
.sions ;re give as fol ows:
l, The Southern, people are al
snxioti for pesce--uot because the.
are exhausted or doubt tloir ability 10
continue the war successfully, but to
spare non-combatants, women and
children, the pr:vaclons and suSeriags
It's continuance must mu tiply.
2. He tbin sit in the power OF The
North to oreconsvruct by al offer ofllb-
eral term be considered and acted
upon during an armistice o. sixty
days. -
3. he South will rot consent to
recons: :.uctiol upon cny other: bass
than the cle;rest recognition Of the
rights Of the States respectful to de-
termine each for itself al questions Of
local an,, domestic Cove nment, s'a-
very included.
4. hey will not permit slavery to
stand in the way of indeJendeuoe-.
unless It should beafair compensation,
coupled vita other liberal terms Of
reconstructions secured by constitu-
tionaI amendments.
5:s'He thinks they can prosecute
the war Indefinitely, but not without
great suffering and sacrifice, which
they are prepared to make rather than
submit to any terms that do notrecqg-
nize ther perfect equality, and are
ALI e honorable to both sections.
6. He says he never lived better
than he did in Richmond, so far as the
substanGials are con- -erned; that: he
found everything necessary for astate
dinner except wine; that,he was Great
ed with marked attention and iberali-
ty by everybody. Whenhe inquired
for his hotel bill he Was informed it
. a. p ;. . 50 -
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FASTING a::u PrAYEr.-To.day being set
apart by the President Of the CQnfederacy for
the purpose of fasting and prayer, VIC havs no
doubt but that all our citizens will cease their
worhlly 'ahors, arl join heart and hand in de-
vo,ionnl exercises to the Most High, in such a
hef!:ing manner as is our usual want on all
like occasions Il. fact the prayers Of our pco'
pie couri not be offered at.a more aslsplcIous
scasor,-n this ,Iar, hour oftroubIc, when DESC
l.tion is spread throug hout our land. The
pastors Of TIC Methodist, Pres Lytcran and Zap
tist Churches request their respective consrc-
CATIONS to assemble at the Presbyterian Church
this morning al ;raIf past ten o'clock for SER
vice. 10 see these holy men oil, God with their
hocks, laying aside the prcjudices Of sectari.'u-
i'm and all worsiippius at the same altar, pc
litioning Almighty Cod at the same shrine, for
the relief Of our bleeding country. will truly DC
sight to MAKE tic heart. leap with JOY, and
cn'up,,rc ,hc soil. ;'uI doubtlcs The angels in
heaven will look upon the scene with intense
pleasure and Goi himself will love to behold
and surely bless.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-10

1lucnes' MLL.--Amongst those who have
suffered largely by tie rcctut invasion, there
has been none mvre stripped Of this worlds
goods, than our f'iend, and ncighbor, Mr.. w.
f. IIUGuIs.' This gentleman has had nothing
slcft with which to keep body and soul together
exccptFiis grist m-thc enemy having car
sied off his negroes, stolen every pound Of meat
and flour and burnt his coin crib, besides both
his turpeutine stills. and great deal Of other
propcry-not leaving him even a horse or
mule with which to raise bread. His mill has
'ibcenlong aud favorably known to the people
of our district, and now chat he is entirely de-
pendent on bis mill for a support, we take
pleasure in commencing him to the favorable
consideration Of those Of our planters and 9th
ess in want of such service.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-10

TRr esDEp IN orE HesrnAL-
-No~ by Lave .psnet,1 tthe
bic to rea !,siss and wounded soldiers
from several points where they were exposed.
Some two hundred sick and disabled men were
sent to this place, and arrived here on Mon
day evening last. They are row under the
charge ofDrs. ToDD and JENNINGS, An ap-
peal is made to ont citizens, and especially the
ladies for their nd in a1eviating the suffering
likely to onsuc from neglect whilst prostTated
by disease. The troops now in the hospital are
nearly all old observation-disclosures OF many hartl
fought battles, and who lave been in active
service since first this cruel war inaugurased.
Those who have already contributed to this
paramount interest arc NOW called upon to re-
double their zeal and lbcraiiy. Contributions
will be thankfully received by either Of the
above named gentleman, at the hosp'taI-all
articles pertaining to hospital stores will be ac-
ccptable. The care Of the sick. is a religious
duty-so sacred, that it will be one OF The tests
of the final julgmcut-a1rd, in all this class
none appeal so tcndcrly to our hearts as the
sons, fathers, husbands, brothers, who, for our
.akss, have not counted their lives, dear unto
thcagsclvcs, but, uncomplainingIy, endure co'd
and hunger, marches and watches and pcrilS
Of tue battle, that our homes and altars may
be inviolatc, our honor untarnish cd and our
country free
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-10

The Greenvi!!c. papers announce
the decease Of Mojor Benjamin Glass;,
ex-Intendent Of Greenvi7!e, but for;
many years resident and merchant
and public officer Of Kershaw District;
where e'flled the Offices Of Sheriff
and Clerk, and was q popular and
spirited citizen, eagerly awake to al
social and loca! enterprises.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-10

Joha Cabell Breckenridge entered
on his duties as Secretary OF War on
the 9Th ult., having been unanimously
confirmed by the Senate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-28
POSTSCRIPT!
FROM MEXICO.

New YORK, Sept 2s.-The Herald
Brownsville correspondent gives the following
Matamoras is fairly besieged by the Liber-
ais, under Gen Escobido <2E<s
There is garrison Of 1890 men, and the
attacking force is $500 or 8, 900 men, exclu-
siye of the men under under Cortinas
The Republican forces have captured Cato
RIA, in Leon, and secured the muskets and
ammunition.
The merchants of that city furnished SIS, 900
for the use Of the troops at the Pass OF Cabras.
The Juarists also claim to have defeated
nine hundred Imperiaists with two hundred
cavalry and are further said to have occupied
the town of Caravajal.
The Matamoras papers make light of and
entirely deny these successes. Juarez is at
chihuahua with five thousand troops
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MURDEROUs ATTEMPTS.

CINCINNATI, Sept 2S.-While Gen. Grant
was returning from indianapolis, at an early
hour yesterday morning, the switch at the end
of the curve at Guilford had been turned in
tentionally, and the car in which the General
was sitting was thrown from the track and
dragged some distance. No one was injured.
About the same time the train on the Ohio 4
Marietta r. R., carrying General Sherman
was thrown from the track this side Of Law
renceburg. No one was injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-28
REAL ESTATE AT PUB
V Lie SALE-Wtl be sold at Public Auc-
ganlZed.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PUB
Y Lie SALE-Wtll be sold at Public Auc-
ton, on the premises on Saturday, the 14th
day Of October, 1865, at II o'clock, NJ, the fol-
lowing lots Of land, situated on the Middle or
Leesburg Turnpike, about five miles from
Washin gton City, and two miles from 1Alexan
dria, adjoining the lands Of Cassius +. Lee,
esq, and others:
Lot No. l. Containing FORTY ACRES on
which there is FRAME DWELLING f=s
HOUSE, with five rooms, AID a kitchen, a lE :5l
large Barn with stabling, Corn House, &c, a
well of excellent water in the yard, and q
spring convenient,
No: 2-Adjoins No !, and contains NINE
TEEN ACRES.
Ne, 9-Adjoins No; and cont E 81 T5
No. 4-Adjoins No. 8, and contains TW EN-
TY-FOUR AND 4 QUARTER ACRES.
This land is of excellent quality, a, port ion
of it in q high state of cultivation and is we'll
adopted to the production Of wheat, corn, hay,
&C. 1t is admirably suited for country seats
and market farrns, and presents an excellent
opportunity for investment.
Terms of sale-One half the purchase money
Cash, the residue in 4 months from the day OF
sale, secured by note, with interest added, sat
isfactorily endorsed, and the title retained till
the purchase money is fully paid. Title I'M
doubted For further information apply to
FRANCIS L. SMITH,
Attorney at Law,
sep 28-eots Alexandria Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-28

Messrs. Lewis Mckenzie, ". D. Massey
and Arthur Herbert have been appointed to
open books OF subscription, in this place, for
the National Express Company, recently Or
ganized
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-28

The Washington Star says THE trade
with Lynchburg over the Orange and Alexan-
lria Railroad is opening beautifully, and daily
cars are passing back and forth over the road
loaded with merchandise, the average num-
Der of cars from Baltimore per day over the
Washington Branch road being four, besides
quite number from Alexandria; but We have
heard of none being loaded in this city asyet
for that place. This morning, six loaded cars
from that place are on the way to Baltimore
Besides these, the Adams Express Company
is doing quite a business with that place, heaV-
ilv loaded car loads of express matter passing
over the road daily. =
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LOCAL N Z W s.

DISTURBANCE AT WARRENroN. w e ltsA y
that disturbance occurred at Warreneon'
on Tuesday, after the Tournament at inc
Warrenton House, between some OF the clt'4ei's
and the Government troops stationed there
Capt. Whitcomb, lst n x: !! cavalry, curing a
ouarrelwa struokin the face, hesezed a carblne
cooked it, levelled it, and pulled the trlgger-
luckiliy it was unloaded, as the room was
fnll IF neople-but with the but end OF the gun,
assisted BY some soldiers with sabres, the soom
was cleared without severe injuries being re-
ceived, though there were vigorous blows. a
GREAT crowd soon collected, but a guard being
called. they were ordered to disperse, which
they did. The optain, very much lrrltated'
ordered those who had been engaged IN the
DISTURBANCE, but who had ridden OFT, to be
nursued. James Hansboro, was soon ar
rested and confined, but released shortly
afterwards. Richard Martin, whose horse
fclwith him, mile or two from town, and broke
his thigh, was also brought back, but not con-
fined. Towards night, however, everything
ouieted down and all engaged in the disturbance
regretted what had occurred.
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GOLD.
GOLD.
NFw York, September, 28.-Gold, IA.

The candidates for Congress from the Sew
enth Congressional District, as announced in
the papers, are Messrs. r. 7. Conrad. Lewis
Mckenzie, Gilbert S. Minor, ". L. Edwards.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-28

It's said the funds for the construction Of
the Alexandria and Fredericksburg Railroad,
nave been raised, and that the road is to be
Proceeded with.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-28
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER
JOHN GRAY.

ASHER W. GRAY JOHN GRAY.
formerly Of Gray, Miller s. Co:
A .SHER W. GRAY s. SON,
GROCERs, GENERAL AGENTS,
COM M ISSION s. FO r w y RID y 4
MER CHANTS,
No 5 Union Street,
(Warehouse formerly occupied by DANIEL +.
HooE,)
VIII keep constantly on hand
GROCERIES, FLOUR,
FISH, SALT, OILS,
sep LIFT FERTILIZERS, &c, &c;
FASHIONABLE TAILORING EsTAB
l. LISHMENT.
Messrs. o. Neil & Dwelly having purchased
the interest Of Messrs Arnold s Field in the
MERCHANT TAILORING BUSINESS,
have removed to the Store lately occupied by
that firm,
IS KING STREET,,
Where may be found the best assortment OF
CLOTHS, in this city, both Of FOREIGN and
DOMESTIC manufacture.
Mr. O Neil ability as a cutter iustifes them
in assuring their customers stylish and we'll
fitting garment:
They have also a fine assortment Of Gents
Ties, Scarfs and Gloves Of all kinds.
Va Please call and examine our goods and
Judge for yourselves at 50 King street, one door
east Of Parker's Theatre sep 26-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-28

The sale of Government cattle, at Peytons
Grove to-day was we'll attended Among
those present were several of the we'll known
cattle graziers of Fauquier and Loudoun coun-
ties. The stock was in pretty fair condition,
and prices ranged from 4 to Scents per pound
gross, which was considered cheap. The sale
will be continued to morrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-28

Terrence Carr was before Justice Moore
this morning, on the charge of assault and
battery upon Nathaniel Hicks, He was COM
mitted for six months to the county Jail IN
default of bail.
John Began arrested asa suspicious charac-
ter was before the Mayor this morning, He
was ordered to leave the city and dismissed.
VIM. Wilson and son, negroes, charged with
stealing wood from Major Chaney's burnt mill
were dismissed upon payment of costs and two
negro boys found sleeping in the streets att
late hour last night were sent to the work
House for thirty days.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
z T. N o & Z
A RNOLD = FIELD,

A RNOLD 4 FIELD,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTlNGS,
TAILORS TRIMMINGS. AND
GENTLEMEN'S FURN I>HINGG GOODS,
Having disposed of our interest in the Mer~
chant Tailoring business, at No 49, King ST., to
to O'Neal & Dwel]y, and removed 70 Nc" 69, we
porpose to offer for your inspection good line of
the above goods. Our long experience in the
manufacture Of Cloths and Cassime1es, gives
US great advantage in selecting our stock
which we intend to sell st q small advance OF
cost.
We shall offer great inducements to Taiors,
as we intend to Keep good trimmings, and SELL
them cheap.
You will find in our Gents Furnishing De-
partment great selection of goods in that line
always on hand Give as n call and you will
never regret it, at No. SO, King street, next
door to Miller's China Store.
sep Oft ARNOLD q FIELD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-28

: Nh. Strein, the conductor on the O. & A. +.
load, who met with the sad accident (already
aotlced) few days ago, on the Alexandria &
Washington R. R., died yesterday, from the
effects of his injuries.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-28

Brsvet Brig. General Wells, for long time
past stationed at this place. has, at bis own re-
quest, been mustered out Of service. Its said
De Is to reside hereafter in this city.
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NO z II 9 ? y B L I @
\ 7 S s o Z u T [ q \

n S S o L U. It Q N
The copartnership heretofore existing under
the style and firm Of FLOW BRS & 30 WEN,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
J. R. BOWEN will continue the Grocery
and Ship Chandler business at the old stand,
No. l. King street, and will assume all the La
bilities of the late firm, and receive all debts
due the same.
All persons owing monies will make prompt
settlement, and all persons holding bills agalnSs
the firm will present them for payment.
A. J. FLOWERS.
-,.. - J. r. BOWEN.
Alexandria, Va, Sept. IS, 1865. se20-2w
OOPARTNERSHIP.-- Having associated our
" selves together on the 1st Of September,
1866, under the name Of WHEAT & BRO we
shall conduct the business of GROCE RS, FOE
CHANTS at no. 3, corner Of Strand and Fay
cite Alley, where we solicit our former friends
and the public TO call. j. J. WHEAT,
sep 19-lm B. WHEAT
NOTICE. w have disposed of our interest,
on by US, at No. SO, King street. to Messrs.
o. ell & DWelly, and we cheerfully recommend
them to the patronage Of our customers
ep2l-tf ARNOLD & FIELD.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
NT ESSRS, O'NEIL & DWELLY have this
lYA day formed q CO. partnership, or the pur-
pose of carrying on the MERCHANT TALL
ORlNG and FURNISHING GOODS BUSI-
n JESS, at the stand formerly occupied by
Mes srs Arnold & Field, SO, King street.
EDWARD o. NEIL,
sep 21--tf ROBT. E. DWELLY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-28

An article appears in the last number OF the
Winchester Journal, headed "Gov. Peirpoint's
Proclamation, which is credited to the Alex
andria Gazette. This is mistake The ar
ticle referred to, never was published in this
paper. We would thank the Journal to make
the proper correction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-28

OTOLEN.- stable of the subscriber re-
= siding on Oxen Hill, Prince Georges coun-
tv, Md, was broken open on "Wednesday night
the 27th instant, and there were stolen there
from, a long, tall BAY HORSE. supposed to be
about Is hands high, long tail; and has q good
cut tS IL his mouth, stiff in his fore feet when trav
eillng, and slightly hippea Was also stolen a at
the same time dark brown MARE MULE
marked S on the left side of the neck, with
teat protruding from her privates, has saddle
boils A reward of $40 will be paid tor the re-
or for information that will lead to their recov-
ery, and $50 for the detection of the thief
! JOHN j. FOWLER
Alexandria, Va, sep 28-1w*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-28

Some fine oysters are now received, IN this
place, by the steamboats, and oyster craft.
Some loads of fine frest fish have, also, lately
been received Game is yet scarce. But tew
sora are yet killed, and hardly any blue wings
are brought to market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-28

The u. S. DISTRICT COURT, which has been
in session, in this place since monday last, ad-
iourned, finally, yesterday evening. All mo-
tons and applications for Dismissal Of libels,
were granted, some on payment of costs, and
some without costs. The next term of the
court will be held in Norfolk, commencing on
the first of November.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-28

HOUSE AND LOT FOR sn sA ! dT W. @G?1
aRoT T11 on on the south side Of Wolfe street,
adjoining the Orphan Asylum lot, 40 feet front
and 1917 feet deep, with the use of 9 feet al
lev, leading to Royal sstreet. There is good
FRAME HOUSE upon it.
az 28-6t JOHNSTON & CARNE Ii.
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THOR SALE-Thirty. FIVE acres Of LAND,
r situated on the Little River Turnpike
~ one mile and half from Alexandra, Va,
IN tn neigh borhood Of the Theological Semina-
~. and adjoining the land Of Bishop Johns
For terms applyto W. D. CORSE,
st the Drug Store of Isaac Entwisle,
sen 28-eo2w* No "a King street.