davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-03-03


RE ip.s for 10 IN c.sew are q cir Wheat; tS
er't Etr:. ot which 50 arc New a;d d No tfaoe;
s. es.a Gaia; CATS RYe. TotAl, 956 cAss o. 1ts.-
WAtu.
There via Rooi A.tc: dance or CHANGE to-day,
AID n "a tet OF raafttis, with uao1csa.a Aetts1Sg.
All elosed ii TIE cnlside pelres o! the session:
The toi!ow!ng w,1e the stocks 0! G:A11 In
wsrtsorses In New York On The dates named:
w.e, su. IT.: 1s; E. ,: & s,sssi e. i Tsn is 5
os.9 o.a n 1ss ] Tia s. asS3 sE
e. B,ssys sa 55ss'5 5 IL IL f iss it5' i, sa s
Nc tt,e in At other column IN migrating ,abe.
thoxtrG the annual aTtEsgc ra:eB Of lake fse!zats
IRON tras ctly Esa:, lot twelso ytas past.
AlRhwtnes were qu'et and prestrted no fsa-
tate elnes n 10 ttat p1trd far sese1A aays past.
nc Etfict ~as sleadJ 1t 93e for CITY; sales wtro
"sae o. 1n h!ls Ccuusl3 Al E9H1aoe-
t'ot"'o1s wese very Sute', but hfu, With .cH
s' LIZ. ~ equally fe~ sa,l.fe. Mesa Pork wa1 I
a,'.se Hs.ef. oat tttFe vls only ore tAlc-s so
!,iot = *a1z' spot. L,rd ~aa steady end q7,st
ouH'ae pE1eef, II 1s}tc fcr tpot,
ala 4e4e 'o' es!!tf April. OF SPOT Est,ed Aates
arr1esaNd {,u-n rot 1t i6c Tor Ci..r s,s-,. 1s,Ir
for Ncuch s'd=r 13He for spot Shnu,dr.r. ~
Tor shoulder. buyts the n-nh, md 1aur ~
lot Of sheuletrs tom Dressed uo,,. sim, M,
were ncninAl at l5A Esi5he. TallaW md Gre,,.
were u: quoted
II xouid seem thl. the vesk tpeu in the rr.
,1slor m..krt :. ove1 !os the present fae se ct
hf.yy dcel,nc vas ca1sfd bJ Tho fsc. TIA. lass
amennu Of Provisions ~fre delivered u ths elo'
tf FebsnAy On lhe options then sna.nftI
; md TIC receivers were Ecaezzlly uen vi
, had ope1Ated fos mrR1n only, AID wt
pnpreptrcd to hold The pfpdrc:-hent
: were o1st1td to leu 1ef whatever it would tete
: T1h e4ndit.in o: thtnRa had been calculated {
, 1869-03-03

i3tM9
sl.0n
1 : :
, 1869-03-03
CHICAGO DRY GnODH MARKET.

" 1CxkbAT E1KXNQ. HKfCh Z.
large Eade vas tYAntaeteo n tht market Ior DRY
Gooe,. ana tae 1nssa.tton. u p!ieea x7rs .litnt.
feeling VIA nAlfe4tsd. stthopxn theze vA& not she
Eixhtest change In 9ucAuons. Ihe 1x1ktt todAy
rAt ta21y Active, IND nf It The {plloEtnx r1oEn Of
, 1869-03-03
AostsHeI's Stomach Bite

10 thoroughly Estrfuros both the constitution and
secxtttyo and rKFons sy1ssms. ~ to rsndee tbs b,
conpsrsktrelY tnT1lntrsble to the unwholesorsa
tusre&1 rh3ah pTostzats 70 c,Any t1ouss.1. IN b
Of ateknsas In vA1tnRa pax u thA world, 1t I'll r.
aocz q The Jsa1:
~ n taTtEUAdux. r&2ntaHak sud tsGt3r1ave p
pafasacu. sHstsa to nj tN1AaeA md % III nouSiny1
dsa. It 1tancs A1ors Among modern n Medicines II
he only tcrts OF xhtca the stimulating principle
perfectly pure. In bs4t1 II :hS ae1eatl prtactr'@
Round III, td1tttEd hJ AnA1Jdca1 ehsz4lEts and Il
1ea1 practitioner 70 b tho mott Ean3Al And hat
Of cfudirss which b&loax n II, y Il CONES frsn.
nsoutae*xfaS pstaEa hA4aK 1sed b Tia cotn2as
ot TIA HltsKs- Tia a1tsfsxtya. 4ofEsseye &ad
atve properties Of ths pzepaEsttpo &es dszttsc
ayefJ fou roots md p:Auts, ths vt1suss of vhic' :
ae1noNlsdks4 By phtxn2caat&xz ka6 phTtSetal.,
which ~ otea p1Asestb&a s%paz.taly By tha ps4te
R1on. fevaf, howEvs<, Nsft thsee invaluable ~
tzhls axsnts combined foT prsrsattve and fs1<ol
put7osoa, until The h1Eclan compound.
, 1869-03-03
fTTfE 38E*FF*
KEaklA4.


piIs-Ihrtr :. - slight t.1srs ~ II tke demand
fcr Ois dn,ut the xese. aadx IN Soma aua,tess. y
ehAaxe 10 q1otsuonss Carbon q. ~ r.: tsoseta.
nv, q -: Lrsr=d. boijed. slA LaE4 ~,
tl,0 Eo.2 do SL4a: Hn.le on. ai.&aal.!s: Bank
Ok si.1a; stx.ts. sl.H; Lnnttc<tsx ou tE. ", !
rhant OIL. II 70.
- tut Aeau; lrs5 btla PORK 2l;:H5 - LAst
.h,ppea. M1 ~ AeaM: Sao ps.. Eel; 1.1ss e
;. Aeat. ~ e LAsa .Aiesed a::a u ~ A1.,a; =,
, 1869-03-03

/ W. y n ..,. f3nh :. N. 4&s9 p =.
N1psesssT T.r-e1. ,*lt % p. H. td;G T. n
iofict = Btoomtrgto As- A,,oo, +xksaw
| "rnrsNodat1uu......... Ta-po r 49, -
Except srndayN
S.tuFdaJe e1eepstu.. m thr J.etsun Wild ntx,.
.1AGS tnn I'm D. H. EAt1-
, 1869-03-03

| Gu.n TrAE- eofH aeM
II Gum EhtNac.... A7eG
Gpu Tag. tAkt LOG 50
il Gun Af1Tt. ~ &c
Gum Opium.
lpctsE. poFd... 4HA3m
. fudtrp..,.,.,..,,. 1.Hn3.1
j Observation-Disclosures I 80
! lo11de PQt1sh.-. e@0A =
, Powdered ]AAp @11 3
: | Jpniper BHg1e1- k95c
!: &orphtne.......N4faI@M
) Oh. L13tot.....-- RA
ci0pjctulYeT,..,.. NHA1-N1
observation-disclosures
81 rn1ot blut..... MHc
& So{tA Ath,.....,. {XA6e
Ell 3taubtt 6Aft3.., 14A
{ Cau1ttc 5osA.... eesHc
c1 CGyb. Ammonia A3N
c 8p. Turneut11a.+ EAs3c
r1xr1. I'M head. Ahipbed,
, 1869-03-03
S5cbo0(s.

yoUNa LAD{Ky
MAPLRWO0D, + ;;:';/;;$E$;s $||;:|:; 8:
ANNA, tAyua erens March 1, issa. Facilities aud
location 1p&uTpASsed.
, 1869-03-03

Att1a wHA aecomp1iensd "a M wEy q s.les We,
none!er1aA Ne eh.nxe r. rt1ex;: kis1ttord cora.
:ssa.S .@s1s @ NV; Ss;s: = HSsi& Si5s Ss:;;:: N:S:: d
a. assc ~ ae9F,z .Gi9HAl s*ase s@sa- l'Sane; re
so61 1S1 sA1gRATgs. .:qe1y 2. s.4
n. r 1asttS:{, 'a soas ss H.
~: ;sSsTs; RI ,s5s; ;Ss,sST Ss'ssS.
sAET-aHd.od. ii btlsi ,.hpHeG. Sc hrls; 1he
+ assie1s = -: .s:.ds - - S:s
Ge.,ss aas 1Iosad sS..{ !Isaes; f1ps ri ~:
s'G ;.s ats: 4 .ssssa sss , ~,
kas, 2st IS; g s.ss q g. =
4 ks & -
et as y .npe ns
t1sf:s e. ,.ts $ss easss
ne II: Sylxeliss ~ 70 sae:ss Fsas 9 Esss ss u
A,.s84sSe: q .: isYa!sNe: -. o s, tsx4isXs-
@ "a sfsss sts Z '.s:ssa ~
;i!gs sSsss is. SsE sS 81
f6iisae'ps'. bse ni1e s1s Gesea bee live 'e
TEAS1s -. at r9sa' s,oes;,se Sa..9esf
~ S;;s@, 'ss tsssst. T., .x, ~ sea4!siss;
go ,sa1: sa d, e @ ~ "a sstrs aps = . eaees
is Is o sBsiaf sas ia1t Y r. s2: tasss e
nsa5 IL c5ss Sc 5*esa = rs
& 2s seSa eSate = rs ssaesro'aez eh' ea0'et
TosAtIO-fee deMtnd VA os a Mnl,ed cha,sc.
e., ssa ,hnE prices ox Shaded
1uH CIT cB1w1xo. .....
, 1869-03-03
BILIOUS RRMITTRNF FEVER

This Is dis&sss Of 4 uoEs us1ixaAat sy1s shR -
t1nsry chilli and t4ves.~ hH4 It springs fscns -
sarns scauaa-naia1A-&nd my be nrsstA1lad ~ ~
s&n,s means, ylx, prstaur1oaAFy nke q
, 1869-03-03
Is m4A3
1;A>3I.G
&-at3sA
. 5.Ts3sSsA
. t.1aS.sS
Stt3S 3
, 3pA8f+A


there was An active eompett9lsn between ahlppsss.
thc market Ealed aca1e and aIa = - 9patea.uoa
om Se.1 Ee - at had a,! It nos
In III prpbs btliy. vould hssa stnuoa4fJ At
st1urdA.ts cuosAttonA s.fet Eeft u y ~
ilI tot choice 70 extra lots. Tho following sre the
huIk III he
, 1869-03-03

DeArnes MAea1s w!thort NY ia1or uu1uan fsuH tae
patient, gnd cu1cs without aay e17e.trentt, a NE
use of naeEu1 tnna ta!rf yous heaith and tfe rom
s1fa Ind enre. rs East kad1sontt. up st4t-s. Coo
4nit2sson fes, 37M Send tour 4eaut xtAnpk 1,x III
, 1869-03-03
EQMmHKQI4I.

Tuttn1T EFxHtha, March 3.
The following tables show the receipts aad
ahpuucnts Of Produce during tho past tEtnty-fous
hnure:
, 1869-03-03

Artrnsn}or,tat 7ee"ra TIT Mafth :. tHs',
~ rut'ofsrd hy !. u. l.sxkulh. III. optt!A IN. Ill
ltsnd1'ph a|frtt. ctassapabdshi tu shs h,ut.h.
tu,,.ar fAs.uN4a. 't7e staAt .stsnta Aeh th- Ut.
''dsy,"" ""m.'lsa a.aaosphefe,' "fsfA .,s "sn'w u
, 1869-03-03
ESSENTIAL TO HEALTR

That thls rovs1fu1 gland snould do it, duty shct-
erthly and with eiock.llts rtxulsztty-
Probably or4.fpn1sn os the people Of the country
know vhAs It u nillou1, ana In tropical e.a1t*s
The nopo.r1on At safsFsFs II much krsstes+ II Vha&
s1r called naedtcnss' wsra resilJ whse
ttsJ claim 70 b. ii. tseass would toon oeeou7a Or
eo,stx ,r Il hstr ns1no is lszor. But nsatne7 mtFe
r. tho odseta1 remedy, aor the t11sttrs AdreFfse4
under 10 uany uaes, seem to rrodnee tie cetrs&
ereet In c.ct, ca1oue. aEd b!1%prl h.Ea probably
tsen noEe nss1 70 the hu1sa faes taAo tae fas'oaa
frms Of nyez cnacihnt combined.
, 1869-03-03
Rostetef's Stomach Bitter,

VIA s.yen to the world. Tia stouAeh sad sns
bilious operation Of tbs great fcatotxuro has ian
Nnce rendtsed Il standard uedtct1o TOR Complaint
Of te Western Hsmlsphes, but IL no iets dAsssvst1
celebrated fs prsT&nuTs OF spldsmics, and OF n
TA1sous tits1te1s Kene1assd b malaria and lr1pE
T14er.
, 1869-03-03

THXAT-RectiTed aut4nx the Eeef. 1net! ba;
thinpeo. Tsa:1 nu. Eeetayed Je1scE145. - - %:
shineeds IL is hn. Tbs market too4y opened Qales
nd &c 81 Seles vffr: 76e bn No. hr!1ak -
lsoo bn do Il si.27: so ou 90 q *t2l' TX IA
d. II II 81: 1n1 pu Nd. Spring q N-ttA: NV %
do Il iilst 1.p ou Do Att!Ls = ~ m e. A. q Y
Il S 81 NJ ssprt1S 1. e T.: II rqSe ~ 90 :;
1l1s ~ b1 a. ttq 4 lS@ g. m ea Il .' IL aTEes Il
closed arm :, aitah IS Ior 70. :s2n2f; fs; su
EURS-H<teiteu trsfrE nc 1eeS* ASss.:, nn Sn :.
shipped to,E& bu. RccrlFe1 !esIesuA5: tessr
seipred, II 80 b. The Ess1Ett to.csy oreusd
tEa Ae bet;e. s.1e- TT: l;an b - .t 3 nS g ID
a,ssNc; ,es@ na W u!.as =. =; stai ee co ! II y
yellow IT ec; scp bu white Il &c eo3 oa SeN oy
sa1Drle 1t Gle. 1he m a{let clnstd al ~
x rutAfs-I;eee:vea ao-tas the week, 2-'is bn !:
sairpea l:S' b.; s 'l;sees7t9 5e,tsq1ts to-Ss1
e~ned s,sons a2d r. better, sa1ts =, EsFs :sTs :
s!o ~ % 4 ssHe: ee ba % i s;ss: sn9 nn
Tne tt5kl It eics I'd trn II :3A23:c tor NC. oAtt
| H1E-Eecetre1 durtnk thu week 70 ~ ou zap
PEA. $50 eH Esesi.sd yeatsne.1 as, n,:t n1 ,siRs "
~: ysss 81 - s e. - R.oa.4 L. .s = ii
81 ie 3.t4lis =, eH d % ~ II 11 xts r. neke'
! AUEY-Reeelted cu55aS taa "eeA*a"'A ~
, 1869-03-03
{EpN1Vs. 49, . tst.4 4+F"Vs :
H1sT Or ctr L1xrI*.

is-GroTse b, Movse u I, Il. Sints1st.,..... !,
vsn Iarsn It, et tal!rosd, y as1t:9 T.: rob. ;,
1s-GeotEe D: 1!oIse p Philip Il ANtea 80: l
Ifnhtfidep Oft y Y OF 10 d Sec II. ~
He.sK acztsi .Maf>h a-Albctt NsJaeu to .
Jane: y. poyden;
src, ii. y So; Feb. 24-Jahn H. ponham to
iahn II - :. ~
$-Jrilrr WAetHorth to John n. EnnE--.... II
NsHern ~, a y cor Of North ~, 1nAtytd.o y
Of tnftYs block: Feb. = Frederic A. TeAEn =.
10 oUpweA =. boy ne. y
, 1869-03-03

Is Ind Is So1th clask+t. Chleaxo, IT, devotAs hls
enrs nsae y As;ea1!oa 20 tae Of SEMI
success IA III Fstyste ptaeases L tyiy wouderfnL
hundEeda can attest 1ho hHTs been reey I'd BY BIN.
Female fls, n Correspondence Etrtct3T cnndden.
uk. Send two $cent siam p for "ExpoAtoo.s' All
cHfeA ednctea OF no lEa feGNlfe4.
, 1869-03-03
MARINE fHTKEIGE&CE


ArKIrrD-Eone, -....
CLxA11p Fee. 71.-sehs Len. Highly, .PtrsEAte1.
go ou oau, 80 bn eoru+ q bril- tou. Is tons hay. 4
btls PORK xid $uNdIits.
Msrrh 1-1ltk Neuontnee. Milwaukee,
, 1869-03-03

66Hk1pEA16 ON 1Mt6fmfttGUfF,
TIE E&.d Of Avon selis g that tns "aoa In March
doth not1r1h AEres," and the rrnsfk Is ~ tue nos
three hut dseh JcArs axo. Eut fart lEatey,
HOaTEIES BlTTkks, in ! ata=!a weak. xill put
1he system II condi1ioa 70 reaier eVey 1pecia! Of
% allouinets Of dJxpepIta. ths eaused regulator
and invtsorznt F11 lust - cettsiay pre- !eas that
All the disorderB conMna 10 tho asasoa Of 1oka xad
frosa my be hela u ao.rxnee by ibis potent anti
dota They may a1:o oe steetsd non Ing tTss-n1.
eeset!pF als Il Il therefore moral lnaAnsJ Tot my
fktssl1Y To he W1thontt. >
, 1869-03-03

Under this head we hsve Arranged DIeUHlA. Or
dlhculty and pain In pAsang weter scarsJ aecfsaons
at ANAL sud frequent discharges ct water sTHAH
uUNT, Ct stopping ot w&ssr ! HEkATUulA. OF
ltoody urina, UUur AID RHEUMATISM oF T1fe
KlDNEfB, without hnJ ohhnxs In quantity. but in.
ctesAa Of color, or issk. .Natsf.
H.u stxs1s highly recommended By ths lats Dr..
rhyaick, ID tn 81 adsctlona.
Tnls medicine inersases ths porFr Of dtFsatloh.
and e1cI,ss tbs abso.hsns Into healthy sfetcse. BY
which .hs ws.ery. Of caIcafsous. depoal'ant, AMI ali
unnatural rnihrs emsnts, "a ~sii p+sh sat tnntu,
| maliuh, 4te reduced, Ans Il ID tAksn "
, 1869-03-03

ThA KtnARea mxrNASSs
NILFACEEK.

S4uyn1x Narth a-Cosson duu and dropping;
low sniddN99A 1t :Skes xoed Ordinary II &C.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-10
yJIRGINIA:-At rulos hold in the Clerks

yyIRGINIA:-Atr rules hold in the Clerk s
Y Office of Prince William Circuit Court, on
Monday, the 9Th day of September, 1869 Viii
liam H; Tayloe. plaintiff against John Ns YE
rem Tayloe, john Dickinson Tayloe, ri edward
Thornton Tayloe, Mary e; Perry, Thornton
Tayoe Perry, Edward Tayloe Perry, George
b. Warren, IT., and 4. p. Warren, his wife
formerly +. p. Tayloe; John Paine and JIlia
d. Paine his wife, formerly julia ID. Tayloc,
defendants III chancery.
The object Of this suit is 10 restrain and en-
Join tho defendant JoEn Nj Ice, j., his agents
employees and al other persons, from cutting
the wood and timber OF the tract Of land in the
possession of said Nsglee and described in said
bill, and from committing waste on said land,
ard from making use of, selling or removing
from said land, or beyond the limits Of the
State OF Virgins, any wood or timber already
cut of said land, without aad until the further
order of the Court.
The defendants. Phebe Warren Tayloc, John
Dickinson Tayloc. Edward Thornton Tsyloe,
Mary Z. Perry, thornton Tavloe Perry, I'd
ward Tay loe Perry; George b. Warren, jr., and
h. L. Warren, ms wife, formerly +. L. Iayloe:
John Paine and julia ID. Paine, his wife, t"i =
merly .ulIa IL. Tayloe, not having entered their
Il, pcarancc and gwen security according to the
act of Assembly and the rules of this Court,
and il appearing by affidavit that they are
not residents of this State it is ordered thst
the said defendants appear here within one
month after duo publication of this order, and
do what is necessary 10 protect their interests IN
this suit and that II copy of this order be forth
with inserted in tho Alexandria Gazette "a news
paper published in the city of Alexandria,
oLcc week for four successive weeks. ana
posted at the front door ofthe Court House OF
this county on the first day OF the NEXT County
Court. copy, testc:
JOHN c. PARR, Clerk.
4 l. Sn,ith y o. sep l0-lawiw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-10
Foreign News.

The London Morning Telegraph has an ed
torial On the result Of the recent internatlcna
rowing match between the Oxford and Har
ward crews. The writer says the merits OF the
two systems will be undecided until Oxford
crosses the Atlantic and meets the American
crew in American waters.
The Bishop OF Bath and Wells has resigned:
Slight disturbances have occurred in Madrid
owing to the removal of volunteers from posts
which they have held since the revolutions
Several were wounded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-10
COMMUNICATED.

MANASSAS GAP RAILRoAD.-I was pleased
TO see, some few days since, that some one had
urged the necessity Of change OF the present
schedule of this road | now take the liberty
of calling the attention of the Mayor and City
Council to this m tier, and 10 inquire, whether,
as the public servants OF our corporation, they
can see the gross Injustice done TO our citizens
by this schedule, which divcrts great portion
oil tho passenger travel, via Winchester, 10 Bal
timore, and whith will, when the Strasburg
connection Of the Winchester road Is completed,
divert the entire t,ude of Shenandoah and
Rockingham counties to the latter city? DO
they know what interest Alexandria has in the
Manassas road? DO they realize the injury
that we sustain from their silence upon so i'm
portant a su ,ct? Do they know how our
business men N connection with themselves,
are blamed J. cause 10 steps are taken here to
remedy or petition the officers of this road to
change this -as it has been tcrmcd--"Cw
schedule?' Do they thiak tina! the managers
of the road will ever change this abominatlon
to suit the business men here? Or what is
the Mayor or Council about that they don't
heed the requirements oil class Of farmers
upon whom our city il almost dependent for
prosperity?
If they therefore, are ignorant Of these faot9,,
L
the travel between Alexandra end Harrison
burg. both going and coming, is between two
days" aud that the Iuaning OF such schedule,
has given general dissatisfaction, and will Ger
tanly result III the loss OF an immense trade
to our town, as every farmer on the line OF
the road declare they will, in preference,
visit any city, aud patronizc any road that
shows the least spirit Of accommodation, or de
sire to seek their trade and business. | hope,
therefore, that our officials will at least show
the people of the great Valley of the Shcnan-
doah that we are neither blind to, or callous OF,
their wishes and interests, and that no blame
shall attach to lls, but be placed squarcy where
it properly beongs-viz: either on the should
ers Of Garrett, or the Managers OF the Orange
Alexandra aud Manassas railroad.
NIRGINIAN.
A block OF woodwork factories in Fast Cam
hril1p Massachusetts, was destroyed by frC
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-10

VICToR HUGO declines to be excused Tor hI
historical and geographical blundcrs on the
lenient reasoning that the errors of gcnlu:
must not be scrutinizad with Aristarchcan eyes.
He clings to them, on the contrary, and defends
them, in spite OF exposure, ridicule, and remon
STRANGE. Beethoven, being convicted OF CON
secutive fifths''-a violation of musical gram,
mar-said they must be correct since he had
used them. In like manner, Hugo persists
that premiere des quatre" is the proper trans
lation of Firth Of Forth" and justiies it by
maintaining that the English, or Scotch, title
literally signifies or ought to signify the First
of Four Cliffs. At any rate, Premiere des
quatrc" is the expression he has chosen, it sat
isles him perfectly, and he refuses to change it
on any terms. With equal fidelity he adheres
to his ludcrous mistakes in the opening chap.
tiers Of IL Homme qui Rit," wherein the list
OF half the British nobility is thrown into a
state OF confusion sufficient to bewilder Burke
himself. All these errors, we are told by a
correspondent of London journal, were point
cd out to the author before the publication oil
his work, but, as it appears, without convlnc'
ing him that his imagination was not better
than other peoples tacts.-N y. TfJmc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-10
EaEEEl.

On the evening Of the 9th inst MAMIE 5
wife of Joseph Pau, and daughter OF Thos- D
and Luceis &. Rice, Of Westmoreland county
Va. Ms~ The funeral will take place from thu
residence OF her husband, No. Il st. Asaph St,
on Saturday afternoon ut ; o'clock. The friend:
OF the family arc invited TO attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-10

LAND SALES IN FAuoUIER. On Tuesday,
court day, commissioners Brooke, Green and
Payne, sold at public auction, the "Horncr
Tract" 327 acres, Col. W. w. Payne purchas.
err, at $35 per acre. The Utterback farm was
rented. on last Tuesday, at public auction, to
Col. Boyd, at $3.50 per annum, - Woreaton
Sentinel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-10

Row. during the progress OF the circu.
performance at Morrisvillc, in this county, or
last Thursday, some of the showmen became EN-
broiled in difficulty with several citizens, result
ing in some severe injuries on both parties
We were unable to ascertain how the mlsunder
standing was precipitatcd, but from all the
points in our possession, the aggression SEEM
to have come on the part OF the showmcn. -
One OF them was so severely cut in the aldo
men that he died from the effects shortly alter
ward, and MIR. Fant, citizen, received Sc
we're bow on the head from billy. An at
tempt was made by the circus men to gut the
store Of Mr.. Colvin, from which, however, they
desisted, after damaging him to some extent.
HnL1cntOn ,SenttneL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-10

General Candy, it was stated few days ago
appointed cOored man to be sheriff of Essex
county. The Fredericksburg Herald says that
General &. has since commissioned a colorcd
man, in the same county, as a magistrate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-10

1t appears from some of the newspapers that
Cape May wants everything to make it an
agreeable place of sojourn, but sand and surf
There is plenty of the two last named articles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-10

The harbor poles in Philadelphia have
found, near that City, the schooner Roscoe in
charge of la1 who was suffering for the want
of provisions. His story was that the captain
had sold the cargo and left. aud that the mate
had sold me running rigging Of the vessel and
gone off, too. The schooner was towed to one
of the wbarves on the Delaware, and word sent
to tie ow ner 10 Baltimore OF her condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-10

The Fredericksburg News thinks that when
we read 10 the newspapers about distinguish
ed gentlemeu, it is to be generally, and in
most cases, to be understood 20 mean "distin-
suished'-in their own estimation
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-10

BY virtue Of u decd of trust from Tim othy
NJ Manchester to h. G. Ford, dated March q,
1888, for certain purposes therein specified.
will sell, 90 the highest bidder. at Brentsville
on the FIRST MONDAY IN DECEM Der
next between the hours OF one and two o clock
the TRACT OF LAND conveyed in said deed,
containing ONE HUNDRED ACRES, more
or lcas, lying in Prince William county, near
the road from OccoquNn 10 B:entsv lie, about
midway between said places, and about nine
miles from Manassas station. The land lies
well for cultivation, and may be made de:iTa-
bic. Terms cash. Examine the land and a.
tend the sale +. q. FORD, Trustee.
Prince william. CO., sep l0-eo3t
GUARANTEED PURE SPICES and WIN.
W EGAR for picking for sale by
sep 10 j. &. MILBURN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-10

We should judge, by what we see in the
newspapers, that General Rswlins was the
most popular and esteemed of all the members
Of the cabinet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-10

The newspapers give particulars Of the great
storm which prevailed on the Northern coast
on Wednesday night. Great damage was done
in the harbors OF Portland, Boston, &c. Sec
account under the head OF News of the Day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-10

The last exploit Of Brigham Young is said
to be his returning fraudulent income return
of the rents, profits, and incomes of the Church
Of the Latter Day Saints, for the year 1865.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-10

EACH MAN HIS PART.-The Pearisburg Ga
zette, quoting the remark of Mr.. Greeley in
Lynchburg that what Virginia needs is not so
much political reconstruction as the develop:
ment Of all her magnificent resources, we'll
says every man has it 10 bis power to contrib,
ute something towards that grand end. Let
every man, says the Gazette, endeavor to i'm
prove his own possessions, to advance his busl-
ness by strict industry and attention, to prac
tice rigid, but not niggard economy, in the
administration of his affairs, and to improve by
all scientific methods and recent discoveries the
system Of cultivation applied to his lands. As
the people grow richer, the country will be-.
come more independent There is no stronger
influence than money in the government OF
this country. We are weak now because we
are poor, and our enemies are powerful because
they are prosperous and wealthy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-10

The State election in Vermont has gone, a
usual, for the Radicals, by Large majority
Vermont is, for Radicalism. the lever faithful