ocr: BRILLIANT LOTTERIES, FUR MARCH, 18§2. GREGORY & MAURY* Managers. (Successors to J. VV. Maury & Co.) $-,0,285 ! $25,000! $12,017! $7,000. Kentucky state lottery, ior the benefit oi the town of Erankfort,C la*soO, tor 1852, to be drawn in Covington. Ky., on Saturday, the 13th of March. 1852. 16 drawn numbers out ot 7S! iviiic more prizes than Blank$!a*i$M SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize ot $50,000 1 Jo 25,000 1 Jo 12.017 1 Jo 7,000 l Jo 5,000 1 prize ol 1 do 3,000 3 do ‘2,000 10 do 1,200 10 do 1,000 itc , &c., Kc. Tickets $15, halves 7,50. qrs. 3,75,eighths I.*7$. Ceitificates of pack'gs 20 whole tickets $170 00 Do do 20 half do >5 0U Do do 20 quarter do 42 50 Do do 26 eighth do 21 25 33,000 DOLLARS ! 10 prizes of $2,000! Kentucky state lottery, for the benefit of the town of Frankfort, Class (iG, for 1652, to he drawn i:i Covington, Ky., on Saturday, 20/A March, 1652. 06 number lottery—12 drawn ballots! GRAND SCHEME: 1 prize oi ooo 1 do 12,000 1 do 5.950 J do 3,000 1 do 2,200 iu prizes or vi'Uuu 10 do 300 10 do 300 10 do 250 10 do 200 &CM KCm & c. Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 f>0! Certificates ot pack’gs 22 whole tickets $110 0<> Do do 22 half do 55 00 Do do 22 quarter do 27 50 70,000 DOLLARS! 100 prizes of $1,000! Kentucky state lottery, for the benefit ot the town ot Frankfort, Class I), for 1^52, to be drawn at Covington, Ky., on Saturday, 27f/i frlarc/t, 1^32. 7S number lottery—U drawn ba.lots! BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $70,000 1 do 25,000 1 do 15,000 | 1 do 0,130 S do 2,300 12 prizes ot *l,ouu •10 prizes of 1,500 100 do 1,000 200 do 500 &e., &C. Tickets $20, halves $10. qrs. $;>, eighths S2.ou . Certificates o! pack'gs 26 whole tickets $260 00 Do do 20 half do 13000 Do do 20 quarter do 05 00 Do do 26 eighth do 32 50 Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificate* of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will receive the most prompt attention, and an official account of each drawing sent immedi ately after it is over to all who order from me. Address— K. K. O’BKILN, Agent. (Successor to J. & C. Maury.) feb 27—1m Alexandria. Va. Fancy Articles, Ac., &c. CtOMBS, &c—1 ticking in every variety, in / Shell, Buffalo, and Horn; Sides in Shell and Horn: Fine Teeth in Ivory and Wood: Soap in great variety; Port Monaies: Hair, Tooth.


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ocr: amicable dealing upon the part of our ment, such as could not but inspire esteem and confidence." _ A correspondent of the editors of the Nation al Intelligencer, who has shaken hands with Louis Napoleon, writes of him in a private let ter: -His most remarkable leaturesare his eyes. Around them are many curious lines, indicative almost of cunning. They are of no particular color, are almost vacant of speculation, and those who know him best represent him as the most impenetrable of men; the great Hobbs himself could not unlock him.” A merchant in Indiana oilers to make a bet of $5,000 that he will swim from Cincinnati to Madison, in the Ohio river, upwards of bO miles, in the month of August next, without sleep and with only fifteen minutes rest and relresb ment every six hours. Fancy Articles, &c.t &c. lMTKKIoK NEEDLES Ate.—On hand, a O good assortment of Rockwell At Son's*. cele brated drilled eyed Needles, also J. & P. Coates’s Spool Cotton, and for sale at o . . H. B. WHITTINGTON & CO *>, m|i 3 Comb and Fancy Store. rpCCKING COMBS AND GIMP.—Ju>t re 1 ceived a further f>upfly of Bloomer ami other Tucking Combs; also, a further Mipi'lj of those beautiful Lace Gimps, in blue, green ami black, with other .Spring l/.‘m'nu'gs, at mh 10 l>. 1. nhhlt l . . riK) FISHERMEN in want of India Rubber 1 Boots, Pants, or Overhauls: plea«e cal and leave your orders as >oon as possible, with \v. B. KICHAKDS, Jr.&CO , mb S Dealeis in India Rubber Goods. I A DIRS in want of a good Article "I**'? L sors, would do. well '» r*1 qtI»i,n and *V.1 KI. IIARDS Jr k .O., dU . ‘ Dealers in Fancy Goods, mil 7 rfX) WHITE WASHKKS—Jus* received two 1 dozen ot those very sum nor W hjte V\ a.|, Brushes, for sale cheap at C. C. BERRY .V m h 10 Willow carriages, cabs, and CHAIRS for Children, just received and resale cheap at c c (JERRY'S. Cl LOCKS.—A good article of thirty-hour / spring Clocks at $1 50; al«o, Alarm, do at $2. iii>t received and for sale by n,Jh 2 C. C. BERIO . MORE THREE PLY COLLAKS.-A furth er supp y of lho*«e Splendid Collars, ot the late>t New York fashion, just received and tor tale by A. LAMMOND. m h 9 _ Tally ho razors.—a fresh «wjy®f the genuine T ally Ho Razors, warran first rate, and for sale at the low PH.C^X p cents each, by A. LAtfMOND. mh 9 _____:— ; pLOOMER TICK COMBS. sfp/c. just Deceived, and CO- . npRSiMI®?-** new 8,>l<S°f 1 Spring Dre« Trimmings, at, BRKKV s. VrloUNS AND STRINGS, coosiantly on V hand and (or sale low, by ,j,m^o\D. mh 9- --~

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ocr: BRILLIANT LOTTERIES, POR MARCH, 18H. GREGORY & MAURY, Managers. (Successors to J. VV. Maury & Co.) 33,000 DOLLARS! 10 prizes of $2,000! Kentucky state lottery, for the benefit of the town of Frankfort, Class GO, lor 1 s52, to be drawn in Covington, K> ., on Saturday,‘20th March, in')-. , 66 number lottery—C2 drawn hallo s . CRAM) SCHEME: . _ 1 prize of $33,000 1 do 12.000 1 do •V.uO 1 do 3.000 1 do 2,200 1 10 prizes oi 10 do 500 10 do 300 10 do 250 10 do 200 c. _ Acc-, «c.. , I r.rkets $to—halves $5—quarters $2 50 ! Certificates of pack's* 22 whole tickeu*l 10 00 , po do 2*2 halt do uu Do do 22 quarter do 27 50 70 000 HOLLARS! 100 prizes of $1,000! JrKN'lTCKY STATE LOTTEK\, for the P benefit of the town of Franklort, Class |>9 (or l>:>•>, to be drawn at Covington, Ky., on Saturday^ 21th March* 1^52. 7> number lottery—l-l drawn ba.lots. KIIII.I.IAXT SCHEME: 1 prize of $70,000 i 1 do *2-7,000 1 do 15,000 l do 5.136 S do 2.300 12 prizes of $1,600 10 prizes of ] ,500 I 100 do 1,000 I 200 do oOO &c., &c. Tickets $20, halves $10, qrs. $5, eighths $2..>o . ! Certificates ol pack'gs *2»3 whole tickets $260 00 Do do 26 half do 130 00 Do do 26 quarter do 6-r) 00 Do do 26 eighth do />2 r>0 Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates ! of Packages m the above Splendid Lotteries will receive the most prompt attention, and an 1 official account of each drawing sent immedi ately alter it is over to all who order from me. j Addiess— K. K. OBKIKN, Agent. (Successor to J. & C. AiAi'it\.) ter> 07_Im Alexandria. Va. DRY GOODS.


ocr: , j _ GROCERIES. onri BOXES eastern cheese sZ'XjlJ 15 do English Dairy do 5 ca*cs Pine Apple do 5 hds. P. R. Sugar 2 do P. R. Molasses, a very supe rior article 5 do VV. I. do 10 boxes No. 1 Loaf Sugar 10 bbls. Crushed and Pulverized do. 10 halt chests G. P., Imperial, Y. H and Black Tea ^ I 5 hags Old Government Java Coffee , 10 44 Maricabo do 30 41 Rio do 25 boxes Brown Soap 10 44 Variegated do 0 44 Shaving do 25 groce Matches 20 5, 3 and 2 gallon Demijohns 15 boxes Cavendish Tobacco 6000 Principe and Havana Segars 100 dozen Blacking 50 reams Wrapping Paper 50 lbs. Nutmegs 50 lbs. Cloves [sugar 2000 lbs. Dried Cherries, curred with 12 dozen Painted Buckets 20 boxes Mould Candles, for sale by jan 10 K1NCHELOE ^ SMITH. BUSHELS Clover and Timothy Seed 100 sacks Fine Satt 100 sacks G. A. >dh 3000 lbs. Sides and Shoulders Bacon 100 hbls. No. 1 Herring 2 0 44 No. 3 Mackerel 40 “ No. 1 pickled Cod Fish 2000 lbs. dry Cod Fish. All which will be sold iow for cash by jan 10 KINCH FLOE & SMITH. 6DOZ. THREE STRING BROOMS— 20 reams Manilla Wrapping Paper 2 dozen Plough Lines 6 dozen Bed Cords 12 groce Friction Matches, in wood and paper boxes 1 dozen three hoop Horse Buckets, re ceived this dav per steamer Baltimore, and for sale by * T. M. McCOKMICK & CO, jan s Theatre Building. HHDS Porto Rico Sugar Hhds prime do do Molasses Bnls. Crushed Sugar Boxes Loaf do Sacks fine Salt, for sale in lots to suit pur chasers by S. S. MASTERS & SON. dec 13—tf Butter 2000 lbs. prime Goshen Butter 400 lbs. prime Roll Butter, just received, and for sale by J- McCORMlCk, Jr, jan 2 S. E.cor. of King and St. Aspah-sts. BUCKETS and Brooms; Iron and Wood Bound Ware; also, a tew nests of painted tubs, in store and for sale by THOS. BURNS, corner Prince and jan 8 _ . Fairfaxes. American dairv cheese.—a casks very superior, from the celebrated Dairy ol | S. Crocker Vernon, New \ ork, for sale bv ! T. M. McCOKMICK & CO., | jan 3 Theatre Building. Herring and cod fish.—bbis . Eastport Herring, 10 bbl*. pickled Cod I Fish, just received and for sale by i THOS. B. CREIGHTON, Union-st., | jan « near the Ferry Slip. BUTTER.-I h ave just received from New York, 32 tubs of (iOSHEN BUTTER, of j prime quahty, for sale lowby^^^^


ocr: ! j , ; | j j j j TOWN ELECTION. j Yesterda}, an election was held in this place for Mayor ainJ Members ot the Common Council, to serve for the ensuing year. 1 he following is the result: Mayor. Taylor,(W.) Buckingham,(D.) First Ward,.104.3" Second Ward,... • OS. 1" Third Ward,.101.4 > Fourth Ward,.... 04.32 Common Council. The following gentlemen were elected Mem b?rs of the Council: First Watd. Benoni Wheat, W. W. Bock, Krar.cis L. Smith, C. C. Smoot. Second Ward. Robert Jamieson, Thomas Smith, Henry L. Simpson. J. B. McNair. Third Ward. R. G. Violelt, R. Hunter, A. J. Fleming, Gho. Bryan. Fourth Ward. Wm. H. Fowle, T. M White, Wm. D. Massey, Wm. Witch. New goods just rkckivkd. Very beautiful Spring Berage de Laines Brocade Silks Changeable do of various colors Silver Grey, do Beautiful white Crape Shawls, black do French Chintz, Kid Gloves Superior Shirting Long Cloths, of extra quality Iiish Linens, of the best make, of Rich ardson & Bark lies Merrimack Prints Plaid Cottons, Ginghams, &c., &c. feb 26—6t J. M STEWART, ESSENCE OF COFFEE is four times Cheap er, (one packet Will save four pounds of Coffee,) it is more portable, it will keep in any climate, it does not require any thing to clear it, its flavor is much finer than the best Java Coflee, it i« more w holesome as the certificates ol the first chemists of the United States widj testify. It was awarded the first premium at tlie last Fair of the American Institute, and it is offered for sale at 12i cents a package or by the dozen or groce to dealers. Q)Okr b Pirn. mh 2 _____ __ _


ocr: _ EEKbY ARRIVALsTt GEORGE E. FRENCH'S Rook and Periodical iJcjiot. Gleason’s Pictorial Drawing Room Companion. Yankee Blade. Boston Museum. Albany Dutchman. YVaveily Magazine. Saturday Courier. Saturday Evening Post. Flag of Our Union. Police Gazette. Dollar Newspaper. Boston Pilot. The Metropolitan. London Illustrated News. " Y’ankee Notion. Neal’s Saturday Gazette. Lantern. j New Y’ork Picayune. Privateer. Pick. Call at GEO. E. FRENCH’S Magazine and Periodical Depot, directly opposite J. D. Corse’s! Exchange Office. _ my 29 J QUGAR AND MOLASSES— O 10 hhds. P. R. Sugar 8 44 P. R. Molasses 15 bbls N. O. 44 in stor *, and for sale , by THOS B. CREIGHTON, Union st., | my 27 near the Ferry Slip. CHEESE AND LARD—I have just receiv ed from New York— 16 boxes prime new Cheese 5 bbls. No. l Lard, in store, and for sale by J. E. HENDERSON, j my 26 corner of King and Alfred-sta. RESTON’S YEAST POWDERS, a supply ju«t received by ' my 26 JOHN A. M1LBURN.


ocr: The following is the comparative state of the Farmers’ Bank of Virginia, including the Branches, on the 1st day of April, 1$51, and the 1st day of April, 1852 : 1851. 1S52. Debt outstanding,.6033322 20 60S6667 55 8400 34 62037 50 Sterling bills,. 0300 45 Stocks,.. 6357S 50 Specie,. 862469 45 838094 31 Notes and checks of other hanks,. 296064 32 Balance due from oth er banks,.... 290119 61 Real estate,. 203810 01 Loan to the Common wealth of Virginia,. 103200 00 247600 52 199059 31 $7864864 62 7442878 62 1851. 1852. Capita! stock,.SOOOwOO 00 3000900 00 Notes in circulation.. .2860017 50 *2367565 50 Individual deposits.... 1596083 95 1477558 32 Surplus or reserved fund,. 301853 26 3iS27l 61 Profits of the Institu tion for last quarter, 86269 81 93250 30 In transitu between pa rent hank & branches 10740 10 922355 Due to other banks... 156309 34 $7864864 62 7442878 62 J. ADAMS SMITH, Cashier. Richmond, April 19, 1852. Hank of the Old Dominion. The following is a statement of the Bank of the Old Dominion, April 1st, 1S52: ! Bills and notes discounted.$214S03 23 Virginia state stocks and guaranteed bonds..207900 00 Alexandria corporation stock. 3700 00 Banking house unfinished. s24»> IS Due from other banks,. 7427 7S Notes of banks incorporated by this state... 32 Notes of other banks,... 1075 00 Expenses, cost of plates, engraving and current expenses,. 2072 21 Specie.. 3116S 32 $4 *>4055 04 Deposited with the treasurer of the commonwealth, in state stocks and bonds ..$200000 00 | Capital stock.$*>35300 00 i Notes in circulati >n. 1551 TO 00 Due to banks,. i",1 ?? Due to depositors,. 72250 53 : Discount and interest account. 4009 01 Exchange account,. IS $4*4055 04 JAS. McKENZIE, Cashier. Alexandria, Va , April 1, 1S52. Indian Treaty in Minnesota. The treaty negotiated with the Sioux tribe of Indians last summer, securing to Minnesota a large accession of lei trie territory, now awaits ratification by the Senate. Hon. Lckie Lea, Commissioner of Indian Adairs, and Governor Ramsay*, of Minnesota, were engaged in the negotiation as special commissioners, and the result of their labors is generally conceded to be pregnent with benefits to the country, ft secures to our Government the ownership of an immense tract considered by those familiar with the region., to embrace the finest farming and lumbering lands in the Northwest; and at a cost lower, we believe, than has attended purchases gained under former treaties. The land ceded by the Sioux is estimated at ‘27,533,610 acres, ranging along the northern boundary of Iowa, extending from the Mississippi nearly to the Missouri, and northward to the St. Deters river. The nominal price is ten cents per acre; but the payment is to be made in the form ol annuities for fifty years, at five per cent, on that amount; thus in the expenditure to j , i | ' i i ; ; i i 1 I | j i | 1 | • j ; | |


ocr: —Thrse or four good WORK at the Mansion House Stables. J. Brown, or the eubscriber. *M *0W JOSEPH GRIMES. Fir sale. HORSES, Apply to Mr. They will be eo my •—Jt


ocr: TOST IN SEASON.--The subscribers have J received a small lot of Letter Paper, which they will sell st the low price of $1 25 per ^Aleo; a few reams of beautiful blue Letter ^^S^KN'nVlSLEfc^N, Royal street, jaq $ 3d store north of King.


ocr: IM)R SALK—The Six per cent Mortgage Bonds of the Orange and Alexandria Rail Road Company. For particulars, apply to CORCORAN & RIGGS. Washington, mh 5—3tawlm_ BUS. prime free Cloverseed OlJ 1 ton Plough plaies and Landsides, to ar rive and for sale low, bv R. H. HUNTON & CO. Gamesborougb Pr. Wm Co. Va. mh 4—eoloo


ocr: j * . Ol’GARS, MOLASSES. &c— O 10 hhds. |»rime N () Sugars % j» K. and Cuba Molasses 12 bbis. Suzar Syrup, prime J •* No. I Loaf Sugar C, half cheats G. Powder, Imperial, and Black Teas 10 dozen Buckets 10 *• Brooms Just received, and for sale low hy JOSEPH GRIGG, corner of feb j7 JCmg and West sireet*. LCOHOL AND PINK OIL, juot rece.ved from New York, and [or sale hy ‘ feb J4 J. A. jVliLnLft*V


ocr: ALMANAC._ 1»52. Si n Si n ,, . „ 4 I* i* i t *, Moon ^ I HA^kN. A 1ii I L . ns** j S Thursday... 5 '.?S{l» 22 j*. H.» ^ 9 Friday.j3 3H;tt ^ or * n Smithy!...'3 an; *> I-.1":!'**r “ *•( r h* 12 MoiiilaV .... 5 :«;!> -27 f1,11. _J Jjl±’ 13 Tuesday.... 5 32j« 2B HH4H WATER. 14 Wwlne*«fciy.i5jMto 2M Ai*kii. B. Mi .»Bm_ LATEST DATES London.... . .March 27 Liverpool.March 27 Havre.Mu ch Mew (Means March ** MARINE LIST. PORT OK ALEXANDRIA; APRIL 7. Arrived. Br. schr. Belief, Johnston, St. John, N. B., plaster, &c , to Cazenove & Co. Memoranda. Sthr. EWira, Mullmer, el\l at Philadelphia for this port, Oth. Schr. Globe, Sears, clM at Boston for this port, 3<i. _ Schr. Jane Eliza, Morton, clM at Boston, for Potomac river, 3J.


ocr: BRILLIANT LOTTERIES, FOR JANUARY, 1852. -— • .. \ GREGORY & MAURY, Managers. (Successors to J W. Maury & Co.) $35,000! $17,500! $S,^34! 50 prizes of $1,500! Kentucky state lottery, for the benefit of the town of Frankfort, Class 14, for 1S52, to be drawn in Covington, Ky., on Saturday^ the nth day of January. IS5*2. 7S number lottery-13 drawn ballots. SPLENDID SCHEME. 1 prize of $35,000 j 1 do 17,500 1 do 8,735 ! 1 do 5,000 1 prize or 1 do 3,000 50 do 1,500 50 do 400 Tickets $10—halves $5-quaners ~ w I Certificates of pack'gs26 whole tickets $140 00 do do 26 half do 70 50 d0 do 26 quarter do 35 00 ! $61,500! $25,000! $15,000! 100 prize* of $1,500! ioo prizes of $1,000! KENTCCKV STATE LOTTERY, for the benefit of the Town of Frankfort, class B, ' tor 1852, to be drawn at Covington, Ky., on Saturday, the 24th day of January, 1652.. 12 drawn numbers out of 75! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME. 1 prize of $61,500 1 prize of $25,000 1 do 15,000 1 do 10,500 1 do 7,400 15 prizes of 2,000 100 do 1,500 100 do 1,000 fcc., OiC. Whole tickets $20; hlvs. 10; qrs. 5; eighths 2 50! Certificates of pack’gs 25 whole tickets $260 00 Do do 25 half do 130 00 Do do 25 quarter do 65 00 Do do 25 eighth do 32 50 40,000 DOLLARS! KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY, for the benefit of the town of Frankiort, Class £5} for 1S52, to be drawn at Covington. Ky., on Saturday, January 3\st, Jb52. 7s number toileiv—Indrawn ba:lots. BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $40,000 1 do 10.000 1 do 7,500 1 prize ot *4,3/> 10 do 2,000 40 do 500 a:c., a:c., <xc., Tickets $10— halvrs $5-quarters $2 50 Certificates of pack'gs 26 whole tickets $120 00 Do do 26 haif do 60 00 Do do 26 quarter do 30 00 Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will receive the most prompt attention, and an official account of each drawing sent immedi atelv after it is over to all who order from us. Address— E. E. O'BRIEN, Azent. (Successor to J. & C. Maury.) dec 30—tm Alexandria, Va.


ocr: _ SUGARS,"MOLASSES, &c — O 10 hhds. prime N. O. Sugars 8 “ r. R. and Cnba Molasses 12 bbls. Sugar House Syrup, prime 2 “ No. i Loaf Sugar 5 half chests G. Powder, Imperial, and \ Black Teas 10 dozen Buckets 10 41 Brooms Just received, and for sale low by JOSEPH GRIGG, corner of feb 17 King and West streets. SUGAR AND MOLASSES — 10 hhds. new crop New Orleans Sugar 15 bbls. prime New Orleans Molasses, just j received, and for sale low, by J. E HENDERSON, corner of King and Allred-sts. feh 13 BUTTER AND CHEESE.-l have just re ceived from New York 25 boxes Cheese 20 tubs of prime Goshen Butter, for sale low, by J E. HENDERSON, teh 13 corner of King ami Alfred-sts. HALF Chests Gunpowder Tea oO 20 “ 44 Imperial do 25 “ “ Y. Hyson do 15 44 44 Pow chong do In store, and for sale by McYKIGH, HAR PER & CHAMBERLAIN. feh 14 rpiIRKEYS AND BUTTER—13 Turkeys, l very fine, 100 lbs. prime Butter, suitable for family use, 200 lbs. do. do. for cooking; lust received, and for sale by feb 17 KINCHKLOE & SMITH. SUGAR AND MOLASSES — 20 hhds. P. R. and N. O. Sugar 10 hhds. Porto Rico Molasses 10 bbls. N. 0. Molasses, for sale bv feb 16 J. J. WHEAT & BROS. 4 HHDS. bright dry New Orleans Sugar; 6 bbls. bright do. Molasses; also, Porto Rico Sugars and Molasses, of superior qualities, in store, and for sale low, at feb 20 WHITE’S, Post Office-corner. B 3UTTER.—I have just received from New York, 32 tubs of GOSHEN BUTTER, of >rime quality, for sale low by J. E. HENDERSON, jan 13 cor. King & Alfred sts. nn BOXKS Smith & Curlett’s Mould Can Z\) dies •20 boxes Brown Soap, for Sale bv T. M. McCORMICK & CO., feb 9 Theatre Building. 100 NBLS. No. 3 Massachusetts M acker lvJL/ el, large and small, also a few Kitts No. 1, do, in store and for sale by feb 17 D. B. SMITH k CO. Turks island salt afloat.—moo bushels Turks Island Salt, daily expected and for sale by _ feb IS CAZKNOVE & CO A rk BB S.No 1 Pick led Codfish 100 bbls. No 3 and No. 1 Herring, for sale low by KINCHELOE k SMITH, feb 17 New crop Orleans molasses.-2.o bbis. just received and tor sale, by Mc VFJGH, HARPER & CHAMBERLAIN. feb 14 Herd and orchard grass seeds. —200 bushels Herds Grass Seed; 100 bushels Orchard Grass Seeds, for sale by feb lb J. J. WHEAT & BROS. ALICANT MATS, large size, handsome and bright patterns, for sale by THOS. BURNS, cor. of Prince feb 3 and Fairfax-sts. Of! BBLS. new crop Orleans Molasses, 10


ocr: Sugars’ teas &c.— 13 hhdfl. and tierces Cuba and P. R. Sugars 35 bags Rio and Maracaibo Coffee 6 half chests superior Gunpowder Tea 100 whole, halves, and quarter boxes Bunch Raisins 1 case Prunes in fancy boxes 2 casks fresh Currants 5 boxes Genoa Citron 5 bbls packed Butter 5 casks new Lard 0 do canvassed Hams 50 boxes New York and English Dairy Ch eese 3,000 lbs. Cod Fish CO bbls. Rectified Whiskey 10 do Apple Brandy 10 do Rose Gin 25 do N. E. Rum and Domestic Brandy 40 boxes Brown Soap 10 do Castile do 20 do Toilet and Variegated do 20 do Boston O'sandS’s Mould Candles 22 do Smith & Carlett’s Mould and Ada mantine Candles 10 do Ground Coffee 20 do superior lump and plug Tobacco; together with every variety of SPICES, landing and for sale bv dec 13 R. STUART DOUGLAS & BRO. BOXES EASTERN CHEESE 15 do English Dairy do 5 cases Pine Apple do 5 hds. P. R. Sugar 2 do P. R. Molasses, a very supe rior article 5 do W. I. do 10 boxes No. 1 Loaf Sugar 10 bbls. Crushed and Pulverized do 10 half chests G. P., Imperial, Y. H. and Black l ea 5 bags Old Government Java Coffee 10 41 Mancabo do 30 44 Rio do 25 boxes Brown Soap 10 44 Variegated do 6 44 Shaving do 25 groce Matches 20 5, 3 and 2 gallon Demijohns 15 boxes Cavendish Tobacco 6000 Principe and Havana Segars 100 dozen Blacking 50 reams Wrapping Paper 50 lbs. Nutmegs 50 lbs. Cloves [sugar 2000 lbs. Dried Cherries, curred with 12 dozen Painted Buckets 20 boxes Mould Candles, for sale by jan 10 KINCHELOE & SMITH. VEW BACON, BULK MEAT, SMOKED l\ BEEF, LARD, &c. 30,000 lb«. Hams, superior quality for family use 30,000 “ Shoulder and Breast pieces, for fam ily use 30.000 “ Sides in handsome order 50.000 “ do in dry Salt 50,000 “ Hams in dry Salt and Pickle 50,000 “ Breast peices, do do do 5.000 “ Smoked Beef for broiling or chip ping 2.000 “ New Lard, 500 pails and kegs supe rior refined, tor pale hv FREDERICK ROLOSON, No. 2S, North Paca street, Baltimore, Md. Baltimore, nov 25—tf _ ACONTbUTTER LARD, &c.— 5000 lbs. prime Rockingham Bacon, hog round 400 “ fresh roll Butter 500 11 Family packed do 300 “ New’ Lard 100 sacks Ground Alum Salt 50 sacks fine do 50 kegs Nails, assorted Also, an assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES; Family and extra super Flour, choice brands ; Buckwheat Flour; Bale Hay; and produce generally, to suit. JOS. GRIGG, jan 21 corner of King and West-st.


ocr: ORANGE and ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. ON, AND AFTER MONDAY, the 1st December, the TRAINS will leave Alex andria daily, (Sundays excepted,) at & o'clock, A. M., and at o clock, P. M.: returning. will leave the Manassas Station at 10 A. M., and 3}^ o'clock, P. M. Round trip tickets in either direction at redu ced rates, to go and return within two da\w, to be obtained ot the Conductor. Fare to Springfield Station.55 cts. Do Burke's Station.55 4> Do Lee's Station.70 t; Do Sangsters Mill.44 Do Union Mill.90 Do Manassas Station...$1 10 4* Round trip tickets to the tame points. Fare to Spiingtield Station.COcts. Do Burke's Station.mi *• Do Lee's Station...,'M oo Do Sangster's Mill.*1 10 Do Union Mill.$1 50 Do Manassas Station..5*1 50 VV. B. BKOCKKTT. nov 2?—tf Assent


ocr: H. C. McLaughlin. Robt. J. Smith. LAW NOTICE. The advertiser?, having associated them selves in the piacticeot Law, will, from this date, transact business under the name and firm of McLaughlin & smith. mb 9—3ta\v4w I. LOl'IS KINZLit. SAM UK I. F. BKACH. LAW PARTNERSHIP. KINZER & BEACH, Attorneys at Law, ALEXANDRIA. VA., Attend the Courts of Alexandria, Fair fax and Prince William Counties, Virginia., mb. eotim J. II COLE. ISAAC SHIRK. H D* Ml’S’-ELM AN. COLE, SHIRK & CO., VV'iimlksale Dealers :\ TOBACCO, SUGARS, SNUFF, Sfc., tfc., No. &J0, Haiti more Street, Second door west ol Howard, opposite (ilohe Hotel, BALTIMORE, MB. jan 1-1—eo3m F. A. MAKBUKY, COMMISSION MERCHANT, and WMOl.LSALK DKAI.KK IN FOREIGN' &, DOMES 1IC LIQUORS. F0W1.ES wharf. mh IS—tf J. E. CHASE, M. D. DENTAL SURGEON. on South Past corner of Prince ami St. Asaph streets, Alexandria Ya. tey^Otfice hours from S A. M, to 1 P-. JV1. from 2 to 6 P. M. je —dly an i> ALEX AN OKI A RAILROAD. ON, AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, the 10th inst, hut one PASSENGER I RAIN day, will pass over the lines of the Change and Rail Roads, leaving Alexandria dai ly, at y o'clock A. M., going as lar as Turnpike


ocr: i \ I ] j i | ’ ; BRILLIANT LOTTERIES, FOR MARCII, 1S&2. GREGORY & MAURY, Managers. (Successors to J. VV. Maury & Co.) 33,000 DOLLARS! 10 j*nzes of $2,000! Kentucky state lottery, for the benefit of the town of Frankfort, Class 66, for 1852, to be drawn in Covington, Ky , on Saturday, 20th March, 1S52. 66 number lottery—12 drawn ballots . GRAND 1 prize of $33,000 1 do 12,000 1 do .0,050 1 do 3,000 1 do 2,200 10 prizes o! 10 do 500 10 do 300 10 do 250 10 do 200 r &c oiC-s I Tickets *10--halves $5-quarters $8 501! Certificates of 1-ackRs 3* whole t,ckets$110 00 ; Do do 22 half do 55 00 Do do 22 quarter do 27 50 70 000 DOLLARS! 100 prizes of $1,000! Kentucky state lottery, for benefit of the town of Frankfort, Class |> for IS52, to be drawn at Covington, Ky., on Saturday, 21th March, 1*52. 7* number lottery—14 drawn ballots! BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 1 prize of $70,000 1 do 25,000 1 do 15,000 1 do 5,136 S do 2,300 1*2 prizes of $1,600 40 prizes of i,f>oo 11)0 do 1,000 200 do 300 &c., &c. Tickets $20, halves $10, qrs. $3, eighths $2„>u . Certificates ol pack'gs 26 whole tickets $260 00 Do <!o 26 half do 130 00 Do do 26 quarter do 65 00 Do do 26 eighth do 32 30 Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates : of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries i will receive the most prompt attention, and an official account of each drawing sent immedi atelv after it is over to all who order from me. ; Address— E. E. O'BRIEN, Agent. (Successor to J. & C. Maury.) feb 27_1 rn Alexandria, Va. DRY GOODS.


ocr: SHEETINGS, COTTON BATTS AND O STOCKING YARN.—The attention of the Merchants of Alexandria, and of the surround ing Country, is called to the supply of SHEET INGS, COTTON BATTS, and STOCKING YARN, manufactured at the Alexandria COT TON FACTORY’; which arc offered at the /ow fst Factory prices. sap 2—tf EDWARD SNOWDEN & CO.


ocr: SPLENDID L0TTBIHB8, POE JUNE, 1882. GREGORY U MAURY, Mauagers.' (Successors to J. W. Maury & Co.) 40,000 DOLLARS! 20 prizes of *»,0jK>! LOTTER V, f°r lhe benefit of the Male ol Delaware, Class 15, tor 1S!>2, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the 0/A day of Juii€) 1852. 7 BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $40,000 20 do 4,000 10 do 1,693 10 do 1,200 | 20 prizes of *510 I 30 do 250 , 129 do 200 i &c., &c., &c. Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 50! Certificates of pack’s* 25 whole tickets $130 00 Do do 20 half do 65 001 Do do 25 quarter do 32 50 j $50,000! $25,893! 5 prizes of $0,500 ! I LOTTERY, for the benefit of the Slate of i Delaware, Class 18, for 1852, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, 12th June, 1852. 73 number lottery—14 drawn ballots. SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize of $50,000 l do 25,803 1 do 0,500 ! 1 do 0,500 1 do 9,500 1 do 0,500 1 prize oi WyOVV ; 6 do 1,500 I 100 do 7501 251 do 300 6-1 do 150 &c., &c., &c. ! Tickets $15, halves 7,50. qrs. 3,75,eighths 1,87$. Certificates of pack’gs 26 whole tickets $1 SO 00 Do do 26 half do 90 00 Do do 26 quarter do 45 00 Do do 26 eighth do 22 50 . 37,500 DOLLARS! 30 prizes of $1,500! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the Stale of Delaware, Class 21, lor 1S52, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, 19/// June, 1S52. 7S number lottery—13 drawn ba.Iots! BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $37,500 1 do 15,000 1 do 10,000 1 do 5.000 1 do 3,130 i l prize of $3,000 ] 30 do 1,300 60 do 750 190 do 220 &c., &c., &c. Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 50 ! Certificates of pack*{5s26 whole tickets $140 00 do do 2* half do 70 00 do do 20 quarter do 35 00 . $*'>5,500 ! 100 prizes of *1,000! LOTTERY, for the'benefil OI the State of Delaware, Class B, for ISM, to be ii*awn j at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the 26th of ! June, 1852. S®*Fourteen drown numbers out of 75 SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize of $65,500 1 do 26,567 1 do 20,000 | l do 14,500 lou prizes oi *i,uuu 100 do *r)00 100 do 300 &c , &c., &c. Whole tickets $20: hlvs. m; qrs. eigmm* * ou. Certificates of pack’gs. 25 whole tickets $240 00 Do do 25 half do 120 00 Do do 25 quarter do 60 00 Do do 25 eighth do 30 00 Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will receive the most prompt attention, and an official account of each drawing sent immedi ately alter it is over to all who order from me. Address— E. E. O’BRIEN, Agent. (Successor to J. & C. Maury.) my 25—im Alexandria, Va. HIGHLY' IMPORTANT to those in want of FURNITURE and HOUSE FURNISH ING articles, at the cheap cash Upholstery and Furniture Ware Rooms, southwest corner qt 1 King and Pitt streets, opposite the Marshall House. I would embrace this opportunity to


ocr: GEO KKYAN, S. It- ADAMS, I». S. GREGORY. BRYAN, ADAMS & CO., ALEXANDRIA, VA. \V 1I0LKSA I. F. I) E A I. FR8 1 N FOREIGN <V DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. ap G— If GILBERT S. MINER, ATTORSLY AT LAW. fzj t hlice 2d door \\ ist ot tiie Alexandria t«azette Olhce, near the cor ol Prince At Fairfax st?., ALEXANDRIA, VA. Will attend the dillerent Courts ol the Counties of Alexandria, Fairfax, and Prince William, my 2—eoly _ HUME & MARSHALL, GROCERS, COM MI.'.'ION ,V Kt >11 WARDING M E R C II .1 N T S, King-street, near the Rail-Road. a[> 1—if F. A. MARBURY, COMMISSION MERCHANT, and wholesale dealer in FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIQUORS, fowle's wharf. mh IS—tf _ J. E. CHASE, M. D. DESTAL S V EG E O S. South Hast corner of Prince and St. Asaph streets. Alexandria Va. fe^Otfice hours from $ A. M, to 1 P. M. from 2 to 0 P. Al. je 27—dly and ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.


ocr: ~ COMMERCIAL. At the Auction Sale of Peruvian Guano, K .vle &■ ( o s. Warehouse, on Saturday, 20th ; -itant, 400 tons were sold at $11 to $12, mostly the former price._ _ ~ almanac. MAUl’H. IN' \ t ifts Sin , st'fs. M xjn’s I'lla<us. 21 Sunday. 22 M*md ty *2.1 Tuexlay *24 \W«iu<wlny *23 Thursday .. 2*> Friday . 27 Saturday . • 5 :>J» .*> 5> 5 57 5 55 5 51 5 53 5 52 ♦, 1 <> 2 * :J *> 5 H 6 ♦» 7 «> v* 1>. H. M First «ir .. *> 3 '•& K Full. I l-J M Last <ir-11 3 -tt* m N u.& •>» >i fti l< > ft I UA11.K. Mvk» ii22, Sli J*:m LATE S']' DATES. _ . London.March b Liverpool .March b Havre.Ma'cti d . | Nt'W < bi ;ui' M neb 1 1 MARINE I*IST: roar or Alexandria, march w. Sailed. Brig Laura, Day, Halifax, N. , by f a/e* nove & Co. , Schr. Belle, Wooster, Lamport, by Cazenovej & Co. . Schr. C. D. Hallork, Davis, New \ork, by Kowle & Co. Memoranda. Schr. Nathan Duitee, lleald. cleared at tali River, 15th, for this port. Schr. Wm. VV ilson, G;bbs, from this port, a Holmes' Hole, 16th. for Boston. Cape Island. N J., March 15—S, P. M.— The brig Ann Kiizabeth and schooner George Washington, before reported ashore in this neighborhood, still remain haul on. l he situ ation of the former is hopeless: some *>o bbis. ot Hour, very much damaged, have been go, out. and probably loo more remain in lo r hold, which are likely to he got out: the schooner seems to lie easy, hut may be got on , her cargo (corn and wheat) will scarcely pay expen ses, should the wreck master succeed in get ting it ashore. From Little Lgg Harbor we learn that schooner. Columbus, Captain Dwy er, from Philadelphia, for Boston, with a cargo of coal, is a-hore on the f hilside Bar, am with her cargo, will prove a total loss, v apt. Dwyer and crew landed in safety, securing only their clothes ; at last accounts, the vessel was full ot water. . . . , The storm on Wednesday was very violent at Norfolk. The steamer Herald, from Baltimore, was compelled to put into Cherrystone, and did not re<ich Norfolk until night, l he balk Cora wa** driven against the sloop J & H. 1 and schr. Wm. L. at Town Point. lhe bark, which vis bound to Petersbug. with guano and o*l, „unk, and the schooner lost twelve of tu*r •mcheons. lhe damage to the bat k am. carg* will amount to $3,000. The ship Brewer also sustained some damage. __ ■■mu i wi ———


ocr: SUGAR AND~MOLASSES—~ 10 bbds. P. R. Sugar 8 “ P. R. Moline* 15 bbl* N. O. “ in stort, and for rale by THOS B. CREIGHTON, Union «t., mv 27 _, near tht Ferry Slip. AUSE LINEN SHIRTS, do. Merino do., for »ale by [my 27] HARPER It BRO. 4 CASKS Side and Shoulder Bacon for by [my 22] J. T. B. PERRY.;


ocr: SPLENDID LOTTERIES, FOR APRIL, 1852. UKEUOKY& MAUKY, Managers. (Successors to J. W. Maury & Co) $I0,u0u! $10,000! 40i>ri/.esof $1,000! Kentucky state lottery, for the benefit of the town of Frankfort. Class 89, for 1S52, to be drawn at Covington, Ky., on Saturday, the ilth day of April, 1652. 13 drawn numbers in each packages of 26! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME: 1 prize of $40,000 J prize of $2,15* 1 do 10,000 40 prizes of 1,000 l do 5.000 240 do 500 1 do 3,500 j 05 do 100 1 do 2,500 j &c.t &c., &cc. Tickets $10—halves $5— quarters $2 50 Certificates of pack'gs26 whole tickets $140 00 do do 26 half do 70 00 do do 26 quarter do 35 00 71,567 DOLLARS! $25,000! $20,000! $10,000! 100 prizes of $1,000 ! Kentucky state lottery, for the benefit of the Town of Frankfort, class E, for lb52, to he drawn at Covington, Ky., 011 Saturday, the 24th day of April, 1 S52. 75 number lotterv—14 drawn ballots. BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $71,567 100 prizes of 500 i do 25,000 160 do' 300 1 do 20,000 61 do 150 1 do 10,000 61 do 100 100 prizes of 1,000 &c., &c., &c. Whole tickets $20; hive. 10; qrs. 5: eighths 2 50! Certificates of packgs. 25 whole tickets $240 00 Do do 25 half do 120 00 Do do 25 quarter do 60 00 Do do 25 eighth do 30 00 Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will receive the most prompt attention, and an official account of each drawing sent immedi ately after it is over to all who order from me. Address— K. E. OBRIEN, Agent. (Successor to J. &, C. Maury,) mh 24—1m Alexandria. Va. Fancy Articles, Sec., See. VIS’S H YPERION FOR THE HAIR —


ocr: Business I). H 0 WARD, Forwarding and Commission Merchant, Daingerfield's Wharf\ A LEXANURIA, VA , Will j;ive stnct personal attention to the of Prod it < i ; to the purchase of nrtirlcs ordered ; to the weiring and forwarding of Hoods to Coun try Merchants. {£>- Liberal advances will he made on (it desired) so soon as received in store, leb 2S—lawly L. It. COLE. ISAAC SHIRK. II I>. COLE, SHIRK & CO., Wholesale Dealers in TOBACCO, SEGA US, SNUFF. <$*<;., ife, No. 330, Baltimore Street, Second door west o! Howard, opposite Globe Hotel, BALTIMORE, Ml). jan 14—eo3m _ GILBERT S. MINER, ATTORXEY AT LAIl’. D^-Oiiiee 2d door west of the Alexandria Gazette Oifice, near the cor. of Prince ,V Fairfax sts., ALEXANDRIA, VA. Will attend the diileient Courts of the Counties of Alexandria, Fairfax, and Prince Will am. my 2—eoly GE'> HKVAN, S. K Al>A.MS, 1>. S. GREGORY. BRYAN. ADAMS & CO., ALEXANDRIA, VA. W H O 1. E S A I. E I) E A L E R S I N FOREIGN DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. a|» f> —»f HUME & MARSHALL, COMMISSION & FOR WARDING M E R C U A N T S, King-street, near the Rail-Road. ap 1—if J. E. CHASE, M. D. DENTAL SURGEON. on South East corner of Prince and St. Asaph streets. Alexandria Ya. fl&^Office hours from $ A. M, to 1 P. M. from 2 to 0 P. M. je 27—dly Okance & Alexandria R. R Co., ) Alexandria, Nov. 8, 1S51. ) for transportation on this Road will be received daily (Sundaysex between the hours of o'clock, A. M., 4 P. M., at the Station, corner of Duke Henry sts., under the following regulations: All articles offered tor transportation must be marked, and each lot accompanied by list in duplicate of the number ami descrip of packages to be forwarded, and the name the consignee arid consignor. Gunpowder will only be forwarded under agreement, and on the morninirs of and Wednesday, between the hours of and 12 o'clock. jan 12—tf W. B. BROCKETT, Agent. MANASSAS GAP RAIL ROAD. 1 .7, JM. ■ w ■ nc--am-- - - AND AFTER the 1 'Jth day of Janu ary, the FREIGHT AND PASSENGER will run daily, (Sundays excepted,) the Turnpike Statiou and Alexandria. through, $1 45. Round trip, $2 00. jan 17—tf _ TRAVELLERS* NOTICE.


ocr: j I RAFTS ON ST. LOUIS.—Persons wia£ ing to transmit funds to Missouri, Illinois, Iowa, or Wisconsin, can be accommodated with drafts on St. Louis, for any desired amount at par, by applying to D 3 mo 22 K. H. MILLER.


ocr: 1852. At* KIL. 22 Thursday. 23 Friday 24 Saturday.. 25 Sunday... 2H Monday.. 27 Tuesday.. 28 Wwhmidit , LATEST OATES London.April 7 Liver|»ool.April 7 j Havre.April * I New Orleans. .April 12 MARINE LIST PORT OK ALEXANDRIA, APRIL 21. No arrival* from sea yesterday. Several vessels are reported below. The current in the river coniines very strong. Arrived. Schr. Lncretia, Lewis, Port Tobacco, corn and wheat to Lancaster At Gardiner. Memoranda. Barque Thetis, sailed from Newport, Wales, for this port, 3d inst., with railroad iron. Barque Svlph, Sm»th, hence at Boston 18th. Br. orig Comet, Fritz, hence at St. John, IN. B., 14th inst. , Schr. Richard Borden, cl d from W areham for thi3 port, 16th. v , Schr. Senator, Myers, hence at New tom, I9Sehr. C. Chamberlain, Bears, hence at Boston, lsth. 0 , ,.. Schr. Dixon, hence ?t Salem,


ocr: - - - - - - - _COMMERCIAL. The Markets Baltimore, June 10 —There have bfr^n sales to-day of $00 bbls. of Howard-street flour, at 14.1*2, and 700 bbls. City Mills, at $4 23. Other things are unchanged. New Yore, June 10.—There have been tule* to-day of $.000 barrels flour, State brands, at $4 12; Southern, $4 44 a $4 50. G. Ain un changed. Cotton and stocks dull.


ocr: MISCELLANEOUS READING._ [Communicated. Who with a hold assuming mein, Loves with the ladies to be seen, Though awkward, stupid, fresh and green— The Fop. Who when he speaks, will give you pain, To see how little is in his brain, And yet so graceful with his cane— The Fop. Who loves to go to ball or fair, With whiskers large, and oily hair, To meet the pretty damsels there— The Fop. Who is to his own weakness blind, Thinks it betrays a noble mind, To have his 'kerchief float behind— The Fop. Who when he's near, is alwa\s known, By lumes of musk or strong cologne, Their borrowed scents to hide his own— The Fop. And who through all his life will be, The laughing stock for men to see,— An empty puff of vanity— The Fop. V. W. C. THE REAL SONG OF THE SHIRT. Oh! give me back my single life, When free as air I used to flirt, Ere 'neath the thraldom of a wife i learnt to tremble at a shirt. For ever since my marriage hour, I've had my buttons loosely sown; Is it that thread has lost its power, Or buttons sodegenetate grown ' For now I never dress, nor deck Myself for opera, ball or whist, But at the bosom or the neck A button flies, or at the wrist. Then give me back my single life, When free as air I gaily drest, And hummed, regardless of a wife, ‘•Ah! Bachelor’s Buttons are the best!’’ Mrs Swissheim, speaking of Kossutb, says, in her usual racy manner— ‘ Be he Angel or Devil, Saint or Sinner, the press of this country has manufactured him in to a ternble bore, and if its conductor** would just go to Hungary, take all their papers for the last six weeks along with them, make them up into wads and fue them at the Aus trian soldieis, they might easily kill the whole army without an ounce of lead." --tt— People's ideas of comfort are various. A celebrated hangman in England, showing the gallows attached to Newgale, observed to the bystanders that he had hung twenty person* on it at one time. Some one suggested that it waa too small “Oh, no, bless you,” said the hang man, “twenty-five people could swing on that very comfortably.” A sailor in the |>H of a theatre, looking, over its playbill, read: “An interval ol twenty-five years occurs between the first and second acts.” At the end of the first act he put on hie old tarpau lin and left the house, saying, “Few of these people will live to see the end on’t.” 1JA1KOMZK HOME MANUFACTURES I The subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and ti e public ol Alexandria, that


ocr: __ FOR MOUNT VERNON ^^■SSEKF 0 U T WASHINGTON THOMAS COLY E R leaves her berth Damgerheld’* Wharf, at It o'dock, ^ A, M> MONDAY, WKDNKSDAY and SA11KDAY of each week. AST Fare —round trip, 7r> ets. feb to_tf SAM la GKDNKY. Captain.


ocr: SPLENDID LOTTERIES, FUR MAY, 18A2. GREGORY &. MAURY, Managers, j (Successors to J. VV. Maury & Co.) 75,000 DOLLARS! 2 prizes of $20,000! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the State of Delaware, Class A, for 1852, to be drawn j at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the V2d of i May, 1852. Fifteen dratcn numbers out of 78—Making j near l u as many prizes as blanks/ BRILLIANT SCHKMK: 1 prize of $75,000 1 do 20,000 1 do 20,000 1 do 15,000 1 do 10,275 5 do 5,000 6 prize* of »2,ouu 7 prizes of 1,500 8 do 1,200 9 do 1,000 15 do 700 ( 400 do 320. Whole ticket* $20; hlvp. 10; qrs. 5; eighths 2 50. Certificates of pack’gs 26 whole ticket* $210 00 Do do 26 half do 120 00 [)o do 26 quarter do 60 00 Do do 26 eighth do 30 00 40,000 DOLLARS ! 50 prizes of $2,000! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the State of Delaware, Class 12, for 1852, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the 20th day of May, 18.V2. SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize of $40,000 1 do 15,000 l do 8,000 1 do 5,000 1 do 2,230 r>0 pnzt t* ot *2,uuu r>o do 400 00 do 300 04 do 100 &c., &c., &c. Whole tickets $10—halves $5—quarters *2 ov. Ceitificates of pack’gs 25 whole tickets$110 00 [)o do 25 half do 70 00 Ho do 25 quarter do 35 00 Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will receive the most prompt attention, and an official account of each drawing sent immedi ately after it is over to all who order from me. Address— K. K. O’BRIKN, Agent. (Successor to J. & C. Mauiiv,) ap 20—lm Alexandria, Va. China, Glass, Earthenware, &c. ! I | i


ocr: MISCELLANEOUS READING. “May i marry my^aunt?” A young man applied to Mr. Come, at Clerkenwell Police Court, on Wednesday, and cooly said:—Please your worship, I wish to know whether it is lawful for a man to marry his aunt* (A laugh.) Mr. Corrie (smiling)—It is a most extraordi nary question. Have you married your aunt? Applicant— Yes; my mother’s sister. (Laugh ter.) ' Mr. Corrie—How old are you* Applicant—Nineteen. Mr. Corrie—And what age is your wife* Applicant—Twenty. Mr. Corrie said that such a marriage was cer tainly illegal according to the Scriptures, and he referred to Leviticus and the Common Prayer Book. The aunt-wife, a good looking young wo man, here said: He is a fool, ( am willing to do everything to make him comfortable. Applicant -1 can’t live with her, she has got such a bad temper. Aunt—ff the marriage is illegal, and he leaves me, is he not bound to support me? Mr. Corrie—Oh, no. Aunt—Then can he marry again? Mr. Corrie—Yes. Aunt—And can 1 do so? Mr. Corrie— Yes. Aunt—Oh! then that's all right. (Laughter.) Applicant—I’ll take good care I’ll not get again; i have had enough of it for the last six months. (Loud laughter.) The applicant then left the court followed by aunt-wife, who continued abusing her until they got out of sight.—London


ocr: f riRGlNIA LOCOMOTIVE AND CAR V WORKS. "*e'^YiS?J&FSZ Alexandria, Va.-SMUH If PERK IS S, Pro /’ri“0rS' manufacture, Locomotive Engines and Tenders. Marine and Stationary Engines ar.d boilers. Chilled Car Wheels and Axles. Patent Chilled and Wrought WtPjdire. ‘ygAjmrY and Caatincn generally. The undersigned having erected very e* en* ,na procured the most modern ma S^MaKe prepared to execute or. !l!.r?for Locomotive Eneirw*, Care, and Ma rtj.yy Qi a]] kinds, with despatch, and on tto mm ‘"“•“l'""smith. "SffiSSSllBSffifu Late Matter of Machinery on the^ Balt. & <- • Rail Road. augi—U


ocr: Alexandria Gazette & Virginia Advertiser, published daily by EDGAR SNOWDEN, At Fight Dollars per annum, payable hall yearly. Alexandria Gazette A Virginia Advertiser, (FOR THE COUNTRY) IS PUBLISHED} REGULARLY, ON Tl K^DAYS, THURSDAYS A: SATURDAYS, U nvcdollar? per annum, payable in advance. '1'i u.>1 > of Advertising.—Adveiti-ements not ex ct*v ding one square, in*vi ted three tune* lor one ii.jilur. Advertisements continued alter thiec ti nes. tor 50cent? a square for each insertion inside, or cent* outside. Sixteen lines are counted us a square. Advertisements by the year, at price? to be agreed upon, having reference to the usual amount of space they may occupy. Persons advertising by the yeai not to advertise articles not included in their regular business, nor to insert in their advertisement, any other n ine-* than thmr own. _ )BAIL arrangements. The Northern Mail is ready tor delivery every morning by 10oVloek,ai.dclofi«eaat2oVlock; 1 • M. j The Southern Mail close? daily at A. M-, and [ is ready tor delivery soon alter the arrival oi the boat, sav between 5 and 4 o clock, P. M. T ic Dumfries mad airives on Monday*, w ett uesdays. and Fridays, at B l‘. 31., and closes on , Thmsduv? and Saturday?, at lu, A. M. ,


ocr: GROCERIES. SUGARS, TEAS fcc— 13 hbds. and tierces Cuba and P. K. Sugars 35 bags Rio and Maracaibo Coflee 6 half chests superior Gunpowder Tea 100 whole, halves, and quarter boxes Bunch Raisins ' 1 case Prunes in fancy boxes 2 casks fresh Currants 5 boxes Genoa Citron 5 bbls. packed Butter 5 casks new Lard ! 0 do canvassed Hams 50 boxes New York and English Dairy Cheese 3.000 lbs. Cod Kish CO bbls. Rectified Whiskey 10 do Apple Brandv 10 do Rose Gin 25 do N. E. Rum and Domestic Brandy 40 boxes Brown Soap 10 do Castile do 20 do Toilet and Variegated do 20 do Boston O's and S‘s Mould 22 do Smith &Carlett’s Mould and Ada mantine Candles 10 do Ground Coflee 20 do superior lump and plug Tobacco; together with every variety of SPICES, and for sale bv dec 13 ft. STUART DOUGLAS & BKO. View bacon, bulk meat, smoked IN BEEF, LARD, &e.~ 30,000 lbs. Hams, superior quality for use 30,000 “ Shoulder and Breast pieces, for ilv use 30,000 44 £ides in handsome order 50,000 “ do in dry Salt 50,000 “ Hams in dry Salt and Pickle 50.000 “ Breast peices, do do do 5,000 44 Smoked Beef for broiling or chip ping 2,000 44 New Lard, 500 pails and kegs supe rior refined, tor sale by FREDERICK ROLOSON, No. 28, North Paca street, Baltimore, Md. Baltimore, nov 25—tf _ BBLS. Rectified Whiskey 6 hhds. do do 50 bbls. Old Monongahela Rye key 20 44 “ “ spring do 20 “ Rose Gin 10 44 Domestic Brandy 5 quarter casks Sweet Malaga 5 4- 44 Maderia do 2 41 44 Poit do 10 eighth casks 4th proof Brandy 2 half pipes Dark do 4 quarter casks 4th proof do. for sale low by KINCHELOE & SMITH, i dec 29 THE subscriber has just received, and has for sale on reasonable terms— ; 45 kegs and firkins Family packed Butter 40 hoxe* prime Cheese, small size ! 450 lbs. fresh Roll Butter 50 kegs Eastern Nails, assorted 30 nests Iron and Wood-hound Tubs i Also a general assortment of Family Groce ries. 50 bales Timothy Hav. JOSEPH GR1GG, cor. King dec 31 and West sts. 6 HHDS. P. R. Sugar 5 hhds. Molasses 10 half chests G. P. and Imperial Tea 2 “ Black Tea 10 boxes No. 1 Loaf Sugar 10 bbls. Crushed and Pulverised Sugar 10 boxes Cavendish Tobacco 500 “ Principe and Havana Segars, for sale low by ! dec 20 __ K1NCHELOE fe SMITH. HHDS. Porto Rico Sugar Hhds prime do do Molasses Bbls. Crushed Sugar Boxes Loaf do Sacks fine Salt, for sale in lots to suit pur chasers S. S. MASTERS & SON.


ocr: O p\i\ NEGROES WANTED.—I will pay f the highest cash price for the above number of likely NEGROES, of both sexes, from the age of 10 to 30 years. 1 can be seen at Messrs. Bruin & Hill's, West End, Alexan dria. G. W. APPERSON. oct 25—3m


ocr: BRILLIANT LOTTERIES, FOR MARCH, i8§i OKKCiOKY Afc MAl'KY, Manage rs. (Successors to J. VV. Maury & * o.) $35,000! 30 prizes ot $1.500! KFNUTKY STATE LOTTERY, lor the benefit of the town ol Frank tort. ( lass 54, for 1 ^5>, to be drawn in Covington, Ky., on Saturday, the hth day of March. 1852. 7> number lotters- 13 drawn ballots. SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize of $35,000 I prize ot $2,389 1 do 15,000 30 prizes of 1,500 l do 15,000 50 do 500 1 do 7.500 j 100 do 300 1 do 7,500 I &c., &c., &c. Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 50 Certificates of pack's* 20 whole tickets $140 00 do do 2* half do 70 t'O do do 20quarter do 35 00 $50,255 ! $25,000! $I2.»I7! $7,000 ! Kentucky state lottery, tor the benefn ot the town of Frankfoit,Cla»OO, fur 1 >52, to he drawn in Covington, Ky., on Saturday, the 13th of March. 1852 10 drawn numbers out ol 7>! Stay* (jivinis more prize* than Hlauks!"\j£IX SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize of $50,000 l prize ol 4.000 1 do 25,000 1 do 3,000 1 do 12.017 3 do 2,000 ] do 7,000 10 do 1.200 1 do 5,0o0 ( 10 do 1,000 &c , &c., &C. Tickets $15. halves 7,50, qrs. 3,75,eighths l.>7i Certificates of pack’gs 20 whole ticket* $170 00 Do do 20 half do 85 00 Do Jo 20 quarter do 42 50 Do do 20 eighth do 21 25 33,000 DOLLARS! 10 prizes of $2,000! IT EMIT KY STATE LOTTERY, lor the IV benefit of the town of Frank tort, Class (Hi, tor l>52, to be drawn in Covington, Ky , on Saturday, 20th March, 1852. 00 number lottery—12 diawn ballots! GRAND SCHEME: 1 prize of $33,000 10 prizes of $2,000 l do 12,000 10 do 500 1 do 5.250 10 do 300 1 do 3.000 10 do 250 1 do 2,200 10 do 200 &c., iNc„ &c. Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 50! Certificates ot pack'gs 22 whole tickets $110 00 Do do 22 half do 55 00 Do do 22 quarter do 27 50 70,000 DOLLARS! too prizes of $1.000! KfENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY, for the benefit of the town of Frank tort. Class I), for IS52, to be drawn at Covington, Ky., Sul unlay. 21th March, 1S52. 7s numbel lottery—14 drawn ba lots! BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $70.ono 12 prizes of $1,600 1 do 25,000 40 prizes of 1,500 l do 15,000 100 do 1.000 1 do 5,136 200 do 500 S do 2.300 Ac., A., Ac. $20, halves $10. qrs. $5, eighths $2.50 . ol pack'gs 26 whole tickets $260 00 Do do 26 half do 130 00 Do do 26 quarter do 65 00 Do do 26 eighth do 32 50 Orders for Tickets and Shales and Certificate;* Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will receive the most prompt attention, and an account of each drawing sent immedi ately after it is over to all who order from me. Address— E. E. OBRIEN, Agent. (Successor to .1. A C. Maury.) feh 27—lm Alexandria. Va. Fire and Life Insurance Notices FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF 1 ALEXANDKIA.continuestoinsureagainst generally, in T own and Country, as here on tlie most reasonable terms. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Hugh Smith. President C.Cazenove, Robert Jamieson,


ocr: SPLENDID LOTTERIES, POR MAY, 1812. GREGORY & M AlJRY, Managers. < Successors TO J. VV.. Mai-ry & Co.) { 35,000 DOLLARS! LOTTERY, for the benefit.of the State of Delaware, Clasa 7, for 1852, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, 15f/< May} 1S52. 78 number lottery—14 drawn ballots: SPLENDID SCHEME: to to 1 prize of $35,000 1 do 15,000 1 do 10,000 prizesof 5,000 do . 4,000 tc tO prizes of $3,000 do 2,574 5 do 10 do JO do 400 &C., &C., CiC. Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 50 Certificates of |»ack’gs26 whole tickets $130 00 do do 20 half do 65 00 do do 20 quarter do 32 50 75,000 DOLLARS ! 2 prizes of $20,000! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the State of Delaware, Class for 1852, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the 22d of Mavy 1852. Fiftetn drawn numbers out of 7S—Making ncarlu as many prizes as blanks! BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $7.0,000 1 do 20,000 1 do 20,000 1 do 10,000 1 do 10,275 do 0,000 » 6 prizes of 7 prizes of 1,500 8 do 1,200 9 do 1,000 15 do *700 400 do 320 &c., &c., &c. Whole tickets $20; hlvs. 10; qrs. 5; eighths 2 HO. Certificates of pack'gs 26 whole tickets $240 00 Do do 26 half do 120 00 * Do do 26 quarter do 60 00 Do do 26 eighth do 30 00 40,000 DOLLARS ! 50 prizes of $2,000! LOITERV, for the benefit of the State of Delaware, Class 12, for 1852, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del.,o/i Saturday, the 29/A day of May, 1S52. ; SPLENDID SCHEME: l prize oi **10,000 l do i5,ooo l do S.000 ! 1 do 5,000 1 do 2,230 :><) prizes oi r, 0 do 60 do 64 do &c., &c., &c. ,uuw 400 300 100 Whole tickets$10—halve* $5— quarters $2 .>u. Certificates of paek’gs25 whole tickets $140 00 Do do 25 half do 70 00 Do do 25 quarter do 35 00 Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will receive the most prompt attention, and an official account of each drawing sent immedi ately after it is over to all who order from me. Address- E. E. O’BRIEN, Agent. (Successor to J. & C. Maury,) ap 20—im Alexandria, Va. China, Glass, Earthenware, Ac. supply of china and


ocr: I. LOUIS KINZER. SAMUEL F. BEACH. LAW PARTNERSHIP. KINZER & BEACH, Attorneys at Law, ALEXANDRIA, V A., Attend the Courts ot Alexandria, Fair fax and Prince William Counties, Virginia, mh 8—eo2m DAVID HI'ME. .1. K. MARSHALL, Jr. H. C. WARD IiUME, MARSHALL & WARD, GROCERS, COMMISSION vfc FORWARDING M E H C H A A T S, King-street, near the Kail-Road. ap 21—if


ocr: BRILLIANT LOTTERIES, FOR MARCH, m. GREGORY & MAl’RY, Managers. (Successors to J. VV. Maury & ( o.) $00,285! $20,000! $12,017! $7,000. Kentucky state lottery, for the benefit of the town of Frankfort,Cla** GO, for 1852, to be drawn in Covington, ky., un Saturday, the 13th of March, 1852. 16 drawn numbers out of 78! &g&r'GiviH<r more prizes than Hlanks.,clIi3$Si SPLENDID SCHEME: I prize of $50,000 1 do 25,000 1 do 12,017 1 do 7,000 l do 5,000 I 1 prize of 4,000 1 do 3.000 3 do 2,000 10 do 1.200 10 do 1,000 &c, &c., &c. Tickets $15. halves 7,50, (jrs. 3,75,eighths 1,87$. Ceitificates of pack’gs 26 whole tickets $170 00 Do do 26 half do 85 00 Do do 26 quarter do 42 50 Do do 26 eighth do 21 25 33,000 DOLLARS ! 10 prizes of $2,000! Kentucky state lottery, for the benefit of the town of Frankfort, Class GG5 for lb52, to be drawn in Covington, Ky., on Saturday, 20th March, 1852. 66 number lottery—12 drawn ballots! GRAND SCHEME: 1 prize of $33,000 L ilo 12,000 1 do 3,050 1 do 3,000 1 do 2.200 10 prizes of *2,oou 10 do 500 10 do 300 10 do 25* 10 do 200 &c., &c., &c. Tickets $10--halves $5—quarters $2 50! Certificates of pack'gs 22 whole tickets $110 00 Do do ‘2‘2 half do 55 00 Do do 22 quarter do 27 50 70,000 DOLLARS! 100 prizes of $1,000! Kentucky state lottery, for the benefit of the town of Frankfort, Class D, for 1S52, to be drawn at Covington, Ky., on Saturday, 27t/i March, 1S52. 7S number lottery—14 drawn ballots! BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $70,000 1 do 25,000 1 do 15,000 1 do 5,136 3 do 2,300 12 prizes of $1,600 40 prizes of 1,500 100 do 1,000 200 do 000 &c., &c. J ickels $20, halves $10, qrs. $;>, eighths *2,du . Certificates of pack’gs 2d whole tickets $260 00 Do do 20 half do 130 00 Do do 2d quarter do 65 00 Do do 20 eighth do 32 50 Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will receive the most prompt attention, and an official account of each drawing sent immedi ately after it is over to all who order from me. Address- E. E. O'BRIEN, Agent. (Successor to J. & C. Maury,) fob 27— lm Alexandria, Va. Fancy Articles, &c., &c.


ocr: T Cloves, Ginger, Nutmegs, Mace, Pepper, fresh ground, for sale at dec 1G J.JST. HARPER’S^ QpT TUBS strictly prime Goshen Butter, in store, and for sale by jan 1 FLEMING & DOUGLASS. SUEPRIOR OLD “ACCOMAC” PEACH BRANDY, just received, and for sale, by dee 24_ FISHBACK & BRO’S 1 j |/'|f'k SACKS G. A. SALT, daily expect JLwUvJ ed, and for sale low, by decl5_ FISHBACK & BRO._ A. AND BLOWNSALT.—100 sacks • G. A. and Fine SALT, for sale by dec 13 J. J. WHEAT & BROS. PRIME N.O., P. R. and Cuba Sugars and Molasses, for sale uy dec 13 D & S. BLACKLOCK. BAGS Java, Maricabo, Laguyra, and Rio Coffee, just received, and tor sale by dec 13_D. & S. BLACKLOCK. BACON and LARD, ju«t received and for sale by THOMAS BURNS, dec 13 cor. Prince and Fairfax-sts. bbls TAR, in prime order, now landing, and for sale by. dec 13J, J. WHEAT & BROS. coarse salt.—1500 sacks for sale, to arrive, bv dec 12 _ FOWLE & CO. WHISKEY.—50 bbls., part several years old, of fine flavor, in store, for sale [dec 13] R, S. DOUGLAS & BRO. lot of 800 bushels bright Oats, just received and for sale low for by [dec 18] FISHBACK k BRO. SPIRIT.—a prime article, on hand, and for sale by dec 12 WM. L. POWELL & SON. bbls. No. 3 Massachu setts Mackerel, for sale by dec 30 LAMBERT & McKENZIE. EMptv'whISKey barrels, in good order, for sale low by dec 29_ KINCHELOE & SMITH. SALT.—139 sacks Marshall's fine Salt, in store, and for sale by dec 27 _CAZENOVE & CO. FLOUR.—Fairfax Family Flour, of rery superior quality, for sale by dec 32 _CAZENOVE &_CO. alltm salt.—1000 sacks, m a/o»*c, and for sale by dec 22_D. B. SMITH & CQ. lbs prime No. J Pork, Hams, Shoulders, and Sides, dry salted, for sale at [dec 20] J. N. HARPER'S, boxes fresh Lemon*, and 25 drums Symrna Figs, just received, and for ,[d«»c20] _J. N. HARPER'S. SALT.—100 sacks in store and for • sale by W. L. POWELL & SON. dfc 22 .> . . ,_ - ‘ i ftfl Barrels whiskey, of an kinds, 1UU some very aacerior, for sale low, at dec 34_ F1SHBACK & BRO CIDER—Prime Old Virginia Crab Cider, warranted sweet, for sale at dec Id _J. N, HARPER’S. Brandies, &c., of a superior quali ty, in bottles, and on draught, for sale at 4k li J. N. HARPER’S.


ocr: tiooo promptly attended »J()sEpH BB(I,N. West End, Ale*. V»., o»y tl—d3m


ocr: and ON, AND AFTER MONDAY, the 1st December, the TRAINS will leave Alex j antiria daily, (Sundays excepted,) at 8 o'clock, A. M., and at l1* o’clock, r. M.i returning, will leave the Manassas Station at 10 A.M., and 3^ o'clock, P. M. ! Round trip tickets m either direction at redu i ced rates, to go and return within two days, to ! he obtained of the Conductor. Fare to Springfield Station.35 cts. Do Burke's Station.55 “ Do A.eeV Station.70 44 Do Sangster's Mill..SO 44 Do Union Mill.90 4‘ Do Manassas Station...Si 10 44 Round trip tickets to the same points. Fare to Springfield Station.50 cts. Do Burke's Station.^0 44 Do Lee's Station.SI 00 Do Sangster's Mill....$1 10 Do Union Mill.Si 30 l)o Manassas Station.$1 50 nov 29—tf Office Orange & Alexandria R. R. Co., ) Alexandria, Nov. 8,1851. $ MERCHANDIZE for transpot tation on this Road will he received daily (Sundays ex cepted) between the hours of 8 o'clock, A. M., and 4 P.M., at the Station, corner of Duke and Henry sts., under the following regulations: '


ocr: Bacon and lard— 10 hhils. Bacon 10 bbls. Leaf Lard, landing this jj??’ 'or sale by [my 25] J. J. WHEAT fr BR0& BOXES prime Eastern CHEESE, jusUa IV/ ceived and for sale by T. M. McCORMICK & Co., my 25 Theatre building.


ocr: MORE NEW GOODS.—Another arrival of Drtsc Goods. Berates, Be rage de Leins, Mouslaines French Lawns, Swiss and Cambric Liwss Fancy Prints, white and colored Hosiery White and colored dotted Swiss for dresses Ladies’ Linen Catnbrick Handkerchiefs, from 10 cents up Beautiful plaid Ginghams, at 12$ cts., &c., &c., received, and for sale by my 25 ; W. WALTON HARPER. ' JOB PRINTING Neatly executed, with despatch, at this Office.


ocr: OSGOOD’S CHOLOGOGUE.—An unfailing remeJy for Ague and Fever and other Bil ious diseases. 5* HENRY PEEL’S Drug store, corner of my 20 [Age and Tel ] Kiog and Fairfax sis.


ocr: 4 FEU' MOKE KEF17' of those spien A did Double Breasted Merino l naer «hiits: also, Merino and Canton Flannel Draw ers; Cassimere Gloves, ten/ cheap ', splendid Satin Mocks, with patent fastenings, new sty le Shirt Collars, Slort Bosoms, Shoulder Braces, Gum Suspenders, together with a fresh suppy of lhal never failing Hair Kesloraiive Barrv . Tricopherous, for sale al A.LAMMONDS fehfI0 Gent’s Furnishing store, C"LOVER SEED —100 bushels prime Dee JT s~*iy Wl&IVFlSk


ocr: F)\VI F & CO., have a’way* on hand a large supply of PERUVIAN GUANO. which thev offer to their customers on the most libera! terms. Thetr importations being direct from the Chineha Islands, enables them to guarantee their Guano as to its purity, occ. feb 6 _._ KA BUSHELS prime new Closer Seed, for I sale by [feb 9] WM. BA 1 NE. 1 /a BOXES superior MACCARONI, for sale 10] WM. BAYNE.


ocr: VIRGINIA LOCOMOTIVE ANl> CAR ussifiSig&Vr «&Sg?g manufactcrc, Locomotive Engines and Tender*. Marine and Stationary Engines and boilers. rHillMl Car Wheels and Axtes. Patest Chilled and Wrought ShPj-t.re. MicKinerv and Castings generally. t»m» iinriATAirned having erected very extent dera fo* Lacoesotixe Eocinea, Care, sad Ma cUMiyof all kiods, with despatch, and on tha moat farorable terms R. C. SMITH, Late of the Alexandria frnn Works. THATCHER PERKINS. Late Maeter of Machinery oo the Rail Road. »°* 7—u


ocr: PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRl-WJKRKLY BY EDGAR SNOWDEN. The ALEXANDRIA GAZET 1 L, lorthei. oumry, is printed onTuexlays, Tnursdey>X >au»ruey> | Subscription.—The Daily paper is furnished at Sj dollars per annum, paw a ole bait yearly, i h«-i Country paper-tri-weekly—i* frr rnis-lreit for live j dollars per annum, payable in advance. Advertising.—Three insertion" of one «qutre, for j one dollar. Yearly advertiser* at sjhs-ilied rate*. No subscription received from the country, uiucjo accompanied by the cash, or by a responsible , name._


ocr: j CHKAFSPRING AND SUMMER CLOTH ING \-UlER K A IFF MAN bu jmt returned from the North with a splendid as sortment of S P R I N G AND SU M M ER GOODS. His Mocks consists in part of— COATS: Cloth, Dress, Frock and Sack. PANTS: Cloth, Cassimere, Tweed,—Spring and Summer. VESTS: Of every description and price.— Trunks, Oil Cloth Clothing, Shirts, Collars, Socks, Carpet Bag*, Game do, Pocket and Neck Handkerchiefs, Overalls, kc., &c. Those who want anythin? in his line of bui ine>s are invited to call and examine his stock and prices, as he feels confident that they can not fail to please. Give him a trial before pur chasm? elsewhere. 6&r H is store is on Kin? Street, one door above Fairfax, and next to D. H. Guinn’s Drug store. ^r Clothin? of every description made to order at the shortest notice. ap 2—tf __


ocr: Window Cornices, Bands, Curtains, &c. Window coknicks and J P CLARKE, h as received a lot WINDOW C 0 K N t C E S AND BANDS, SHADES AND SHADE FIXTURES which he will sell very low. All kind* of CUR TAINS AND SHADES hung at the shortest notice and in the latest style. Call at the old stand on King street, three doors above Pitt, jan 1—dtf


ocr: j j i 1 j GREGORY & 31 AIR Y, Mauagm, (Successors to J. W. Maury & Co.) $35,000! 3 prizes of $10,000 ! Kentucky state lottery, for the benefit of the town of Frankfort, Class 43, for ls52, to he drawn in Covington, Ky., on Saturday, the 2\st day of February, 1852. 7^ number lottery- 13 drawn ballots. GRAND SCHEME: 1 prize of $35,000 J prize of $5,000 1 do 10,000 1 do [500; l do 10.000 1 do 2.04-) 1 do 10,000 1 do 2,ooo 1 do 5,000 *25 do L-uu &c , Sic.. &c. Tickets $1»—halves $5-quarters $2 50 Certificates of pack's® 25 w hole tickets #!• do do 25 half *lo "■> »>0 jo do 25 quarter do 3*2 50 000' 100 prizes of $1,000! ! jrENTUCKV STATE LOTTERY, for the iV benefit of the Town of Frankfort, class C, ! tor 185*2, to he drawn at Covington, Ky., on Saturday,the 2SM day of February, IS52. 7S number lottery—14 drawn ballots. SPLENDID SCHEME. 1 prize of $63,000 5 prizes of 4,000 1 pnze of $*26,000 5 do 3,000 1 do 15,000 10 do 2,000 l do 1*2,000 100 do 1,000 1 do 10.477 &c., &C., &c Whole tickets $20; hi vs. 10; qrs. 5: eighths 2 50. Certificates of pack'gs. 26 whole tickets $250 00 Do do 26 half do 12-> 00 Do do 26 quarter do 62 50 Do do 26 eighth do 3i 25 Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will receive the most prompt attention, and an official account of each drawing sent immedi ately after it is over to all who order from tis. Address— E. E. O BRIEN, Agent. (Successor to J. & C. Maury.) jnn *26_tm Alexandria, Va. HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Ac.


ocr: i'aual t'omwerre. Arrived, April 14. Boat A. Lester, Cumberland, coal to U ash inf ton Coal Co. „ _ . ,,,c Boat K. H. l.amhell. »«£ Spun* -MiIVij barrel* dour to D. F. Hooe, and flour to K. H. Miller, P. H. Hootf and R 0. Violett. Departed. BuatR. G. Violelt, Cumberland, by Wash ington Coal Co., and groceries for W ilhamsport, Md., from McVeigh, Harper Chamberlain. Boat H. B. Loomis.Cumberland by Washing ton Coal Co. , , n « c | Boat Sarah Jane, Cumberland, by D- B. c®Bh Boat Archibald Carv, Cumberland, by Fowle & Co. , „ k . Boat Francia, groceries for Hamburg, lrom Wm. Bavne. . _r Boat John 1*. Garrott, groceries tor Knox ville, Md , from McVeigh, Harper & Chamber lain. _ v ESS K LS WANTED, for New


ocr: sale on reasonable terms— kegs and firkins Family packed Butter boxes prime Cheese, small size lbs. fresh Roll Butter kegs Eastern Nails, assorted nests Iron and Wood-bound Tubs Also a general assortment of Family Groce ries. 50 bales Timothy Hay. JOSEPH GR1GG, cor. King dec 31 and West sts. HDs! PORTO RICO SUGAR. Hbds do do Molasses Bbls Crushed Sugar Boxes Loaf do Sacks Fine Salt, in store, and for sale by dec 31—Hv S. S. MASTERS & SON. UTTER.— 2000 lbs. pnme Goshen Butter 400 lbs. prime Roll Butter, just received, and for sale by J. McCORMICK, Jr, jan 2 S. E. cor. of King and Sc Aspah-sts. GUANO—Peruvian and Patagonian, al ways on hand; bales Hay; bbls. Beef and Pork; for sale by „ dec 31—tf S. S. MASTERS & SON. CLOVERSEED.—100 bushels strictly pnme Cloverseed, just received, and for sale by J. McCORMICK, Jr., S. E. corner of jan 2 King and SLjVsaph-sts. VENISON.—17 saddles fine Mountain Veni son, received, and for sale by J. McCORMICK, Jr., S. E. corner of jan 2 King and St. Asaph-sts. Q/l BAGS SHOT, assorted sizes, received OvJ this day. and for sale by T. M. McCORMICK & CO., jan 1 Theatre Building._ COFFEE.—100 bags Maracaibo, Old Gov ernment, Java and Rio Coffee, in store, anil forsale by J. McCORMICK, Jr., jan 2 S. E. cor. of King and St. Asaph-sts. OHO BUSHELS of Potatoes, in prime or der, for sale by THOMAS BURNS, jan 1 corner of Prince and Fairfax-sts. ALICANT MATS of various sizes, hand some and bright patterns, received, and forsale by THOMAS BURNS, jan 1 corner of Prince and Fairfax-sts. rTmrTcHEESE, forsale, al dec 24_FISH BACK & BRO. China, Glass, Earthenware, &c. QUEENSWARE.—The subscriber has just received, per ship Mary Hale, an addition al supply of 68 crates EARTHENWARE, comprising a general assortment, viz: C. C. edged, blue printed and white granite Plates and Dishes, of all sizes and kinds Pilchers, Ewers and Basins do do Bowls, Mugs, and Bakers do do Cups and Saucers, handled and plain, of all kinds, forsale, wholesale and retail, at prices that cannot fail to please, 12 mo 15 1LH. MILLER^ Wi N DOW GLASS —70 boxes Window | Glass, assorted sizes, which makes my assortment complete, for sale in any quantities, and at reduced prices. Persons purposing to build in the spring, are invited to leave orders for whatever Window Glass may be wanted, which will be supplied from the Factory at the very lowest prices, of any quality required, viz: double thick, first and second quality,ordinary thickness of 1st, 2d or 3d quality. _ 12 mo 15 H< H. MILLER. P_LATEDAND BRITTANNIA WARE. I have just opened a select assortment of Plated Castors with cut and plain Bottles, Brittanma do of all sizes and prices, from fifty cents to five dollars. “ Tea Sets, complete “ lea-Pots, Coffee-Pots, Sugars and i ! j i I ■ , : ! ; I 1 i i i ! : { j I I


ocr: Hosiery, gloves, *c.-nvhtr. BERKLEY has opened — Ladies' white, lead, black and brown Hose Childrens do do do do Kid, Thread, Silk, and Cotton Gloves, all of which are offered great bargains. ap 3


ocr: ! | 1, ! * rHf r-1 *T!iOf he *£ior Court for lb . d„ ,n- Ihe unJcr4nr<l re-|»eclfoll> prweol* nlease them to elect him, hi 0M.j •" hi* personal attention to the duties of *h'X KICHAKD L. CABNE.Jp. •p 17—eotE ___ CHILDREN'S CARRIAGKS.-Jusl reeeiv [j ed, a further supply of Willow Camafes, Jarke! IU«keu, BirJ (V*. N#w*p*i«r flU*. * co.


ocr: I PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY EDGAR SNOWDEN. Tne ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE, lor the Country, is printed on Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays. Subscription.—The l>aiiy paper is furnished at S dollars per annum, payable halt yearly. The Country pajier— tri-weekly— is furnished for live dollars pei annum, payable m advance. Advertising.—Three insertions of one trpinre, for one dollar. Yearly advertisers ats|>ecihcd rates. No subscription received from the country, unless accompanied by the cash, or by a responsible mine. |


ocr: GROCERIES. 35 bags Kio and Maracaibo Coflee 6 half cheats superior Gunpowder Tea 100 whole, halves, and quarter boxes Bunph Raisins 1 case Prunes in fancy boxes 2 casks fresh Currants 5 boxes Genoa Citron 5 bb)s. packed Butter 5 casks new Lard 6 do canvassed Hams 50 boxes New York and English Dairy Oh eese 3.000 lbs. Cod Fish CO bbls. Rectified Whiskey 10 do Apple Brandy 10 do Rose Gin 25 do N. E. Hum and Domestic Brandy 40 boxes Brown Soap 10 do Castile do 20 do Toilet and Variegated do 20 do Boston 6's and 8’s Mould Candles 22 do Smith & Carlett’s Mould and Ada mantine Candles 10 do Ground Coffee 20 do superior lump and plug Tobacco; together with every variety of SPICES, landing and for sale by dec 13 R. STUART DOUGLAS & BRO. EW BACON, BULK MEAT, SMOKED BEEF, LARD, &c. 30,000 lbs. Hams, superior quality for family use 30,000 “ Shoulder and Breast pieces, for fam ily use 30.000 “ Sides in handsome order 50.000 “ do in dry Salt 50,000 “ Hams in dry Salt and Pickle 50,000 u Breast peices, do do do 5.000 “ Smoked Beef for broiling or chip ping 2,000 “ New Lard, 500 pails and kegs supe rior refined, tor sale by FREDERICK ROLOSON, No. 28, North Paca street, Baltimore, Md. Baltimore, nov 25—-If__ THE subscriber has just received, and has for sale on reasonable terms— 45 kegs and firkins Family packed Butter 40 boxes prime Cheese, small size 450 lbs. fresh Roll Butter 50 kegs Eastern Nails, assorted 30 nesls Iron and Wood-hound Tubs Also a general assortment of Family Groce- ries. 50 bales Timothy Hav. JOSEPH GR1GG, cor. King dec 31 and West sts. 6 HHDS. P. R. Sugar 5 hhds. Molasses 10 half chests G. P. and Imperial Tea 2 “ Black Tea 10 boxes No. 1 Loaf Sugar 10 bbls. Crushed and Pulverised Sugar 10 boxes Cavendish Tobacco 500 “ Principe and Havana Segars, for sale low by dec 20 _ K1NCHELOE & SMITH. HHDS. Porto Rico Sugar Hhds prime do do Molasses Bbls. Crushed Sugar •


ocr: ( anal Consilient. Akki\ kd. March 13. Boats Caroline B. Tisiale. Metacomet, arid Sarah Louise, Cumberland coal to Borden Min ing Co Boat Westmoreland. Cumberland, coal to D. B. Smith <S: Co. Boat (n*n Cass,doose Creek, 330 bbls. Hour to l>. F. Ilooe. Boat K. H. Cambell, Big Spring Mills, 300 i bbls. Hour to D. F. Hone Boat (Sov. Spriggs, Williamsport. 1 Boo bbls. Hour to Fowle & Co. Boat Catharine Shafer, Cedar drove. 3000 bushels wheat to Fowle &Co. ; Boat Julia A. Elgin,Old Church, 3300 bushels ; wheat to Fowle & Co. Dkiwrthd. Boats A ana wan. and Caroline B. Tisdale, Cumberland, by Borden Mining Co


ocr: 1 ALMANAC. 195 A SexISrxl . MARCH. rises|«rs.| M ,0N s 1 1IA*F> 12 Friday.b 10 ja 50l ?• H.; *'1 13 Saturday-b 9i’> 51 [v1'1 *lr-" ... K 11 Sunday.!♦> S;3 52 .K 15 Monday — b 7!5 53 ‘lr * * E-i lb Tuesday—16 i[5 51 . * 9 m 17 Wednesday b 4 5 5b HP HI WATER. IS Thursday., .lb o •"> 57 Makou 12, Oh. 17m. LATEST DA TES. Loudon.Fob. 25 Liverpool.Fob. 25 Havre.reo. 1:4, New Orleans.March 11 j MARINE EIST. PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, MARCH 11. AURIV ED Schr. Arm I)., Smith, New York, to (^aze nove &. Co., and freight for the District. Schr. Vendovi, Hatch, New York, to Fowle & Co. Sailed. Schr. Minerva Wright, Rogers, New York,; coal bv Fowle 5: Co. Schr. St. Helena, Wheatly, Philadelphia, coal by Fowle & Co. Memoranda. Barque Kdward, Denison, cleared at New York, for this port, 1 Oth. Brig Canton, Crowell, hence at Boston, 9th. Brig Charm, Berry, hence at Boston, 9th. Schr. C. Chamberlain, Bearse, cleared at Bos ton for this port 9th. Schr. Panama, Terry, cleared at New York for this port, 10th. Schr. Statesman, Burch, hence at New York, 10th.


ocr: Alexandria Gazette Sl Virginia Advertiser, PUBLISHED DAILY BY EDGAR SNOWDEN, A Eight Dollars per annum, payable halt yearly. Alexandria Gazette & Virginia (YOR THE COUNTRY) IS PUBLISHED, REGULARLY, ON 'ITKSDAYS, THURSDAYS Ac SATURDAYS, \i live dollars per annum, payable lu advance. - Te.K.4* or Advertising.—Advertisements notex c vdtngone square, inserted three times for one dollar. Advertisements continued after t*me*, lor 30 cents a square for each insertion i\*idk, or ‘do cents outside. Sixteen lines are counted as a square. Advertisements by the year, at prices to be agreed upon, having reference to the usuaiamouutof space they may occupy. Pcr*ou> advertising by the year uot to advertise article* not included in their regular nor to insert in their advertisement, any other nnni^s than their own. JOB PRINTING X*jth executed, with desjnitrh, at the OJfirevf the ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE, Corner of Prince and Fairfax streets, ALEXANDRIA, VA. PAMPHLETS, CIRCULARS. HANDBILLS, WARRANTS, BUSINESS CAKDS, TICKETS, BLANKS, &c., &c., of EVERY DESCRIPTION, Pruned at the shortest notice, and upon as rea sonable terms as at any otKce South ot the Po tomac. Urdersfor any description of Printing, will be received and executed, in the handsomest style. have just received a large addition to our assortment of JOB TYPE, which willen able u» to give satisfaction in the execution of all orders with which we mav be favored my 3-il __j REGULAR LINE, York, Alexandria, Wash-_ — ington and Georgetown PACKE'lS. Schr. Fairfax, Chas. Pentield, master. “ Empire, Rufus Knapp, n Statesman, J.D.Cathell, 44 “ Washington, J .Kendricks. 44 44 Senator, W. Kirby, 44 44 Hamilton, A. Dayton, 44 44 Arlington, H. Lewis, 44 44 Arctic, George Wilson, 44 Shippers will please take notice that the a-j bove line is composed of tirst class vessels. And having resumed their weekly trips, one of them will positively clear from New York on every Saturday (or oftener if necessary.) and thus punctuality may be relied upon,during the year until interrupted by Ice. These ves sels do not ztopat Sorjolk, hut ^me trough direct. STURGES, CLEARMAN & CO., uo Wall-Street, New York. STEPHEN SHINN & SON, Jannev’s Wharf, Alexandria. F. & A. H. DODGE, j mh 10—ly Georgetown.! FOR NEW YORK, Sew Regular Lme. The packet schrs. PAjIPERO, Murch, master, “ “ VOLANT and 44 44 TOWNSEND JONES* Day ton, master. The two first aredailv expected down from Georgetown, and will have imme diate despatch. The last, just arrived, will soon follow. For freight apply to ap 24 CAZKNOVE & CO^ ^ _ NEW LIN E, New York, Alexandria, George-^ s , I I | ! \ i |


ocr: IN DOW CORNICES AND BANDS.— P. CLARKE, has received a lot of WINDOW CORNICES AND BANDS, SHADES AND SHADE FIXTURES, which he will sell very low. All kinds of CUR TAINS AND SHADES hung at the shortest notice and in the latest style. Call at the old stand on King 9treet, three doors above Pitt, oct 18—dtf


ocr: WAREHOUSE fur RENT.—For jpl rent a three story BRfCK \\ A R F HOUSE, at the lower end of Prince street .adjoining the store occupied by R F I. Wilson, which will be put in thorough repair, and possession given on the 1st of April next. For terms enquire of mb 23—dtlstA MARIA L. BEN HAM. PATENT BLIND HINGES.—The subscri bers have received, a few sets Snedacer’s Patent BUND HINGES, as samples, to which the attention of Carpenters is invited. mh 23 CREIGHTON & MrNAfR.


ocr: newline, jH& Nw York, Alexandria, George-■ '"“"schoin!?Wr BEDELL? pampero, « /f.ViV /), and « BOUNTY. . For freight apply to CAZENOV E & c0-> mb 17 _ .Agent..


ocr: ( anal Commerce. Arrived, March 22 Boat H. B. Loomis, Cumberland, coal to Washington Coa! Co. , . Boat E. W. Dunham, Cumberland, coal o Washington Coal Co ^ . CANAL BOAT FOR SALK — fifth iffV^Th,. Canal Boat >DE »7 77 CLIS10S" recently fitted up for carrying coal, and will carry ninety tons: she may be seen at the Stone Ware House on the Canal, below Georgetown She will be■ soldlow. T M. McCORMlCk & CO,. 03_3t Theatre Building. F<>R MOD NT VERNON AND .g-e^SSCjF O R T THOMAS COLLYER leaves her berth at Daingerheld's Wharf, at 10* o'clock A M, on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAV of each week. Fare—round trip, 75 cts. 22—tf SAM L GEDNEY, Captain.


ocr: , HKKTIViS- roTTON BATTS AND 0 >T0CKIN0 YABN -The attention of the Merchant? of Alexandria, and o( the surround. in^ConntrV. Called to the ?up|dy of SHKKr [\0S. COTTON BAITS, and STOCKJM/ YAKN. manufactured at the Alexandria ' 1 ON FAC'D >K V; which are offered at the/otz e't FaCl°”J&ARD SNOWDEN fc CO. pep 3- *tf Wanted at the hou*. WASHER and JKONfcfi, alao a POR TER; both from th« country P»fw« mb J3-3w W. R GLASSCOt a.


ocr: SPLENDID LOTTERIES, FOR APRIL, 1852. GREGORY & MAURY, Managers. (Successors to J. VV. Maury & Co.) 50,oou DOLLAKS! 50 prizes of $1,000! Kentucky spate lottery, for the benefit of the town uf Frankfort, Class H3, for 1852, to be drawn at Covington, k> , on Saturday, 10th April, 1S52. , 78 number lottery—13 diawn ballots. BRILLIANT SCHEME: ,„„ 1 prize of $r>o,ouo 1 do ao,uoo l do 10.000 j l do r>,ooo j 1 do 3,000 | 1 prize oi 50 do 1,000 100 do 300 130 do 300 05 do 125 C. - Tirtpts *1° halve? $6, qrs. $•», eighths $1 ^0* r ,-fi?a,pL“of Sack'gs 2*3 whole tickets $160 00 Certificates of pack g ^ ^ ^ SQ 00 J)n do 26 quarter do 40 00 p0 do 26 eighth do 20 00 *10,000! $10,000! 10 prizes of $1,000! Kentucky state lottery, for the benefit of the town of Frankfort, Class 89, for 1S52, to he drawn at Covington, Ky , on Saturday, the 17th day of April, 1852. 13 drawn numbers in each packages of 26. MAGNIFICENT SCHEME: 1 i>rize of $10,000 l do 10,000 t do 5.000 l do 3.500 1 do 2,500 1 prize oi $*2,1 40 prizes of 1,000 240 do 500 65 do 100 &c., &c., &c. Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 5U Certificates of pack'gt*26 w hole tickets $140 00 do do *2^ half do 70 00 do do 26 quarter do 35 00 71,567 DOLLARS! $25,000! $20,000! $10,000! 100 prizes of $1,000 ! Kentucky state lottery, for the benefit of the Town of branktort, class tor 1^52, to be drawn at Covington, Ky., on Saturdays the 21th day of April, 1852. 75 number lottery—14 drawn ballots. BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $71,567 1 do 25,000 1 do 20,000 1 do 10.000 100 prizes of l.ooo 100 prizes or oou 160 do 300 01 do 1*0 61 do 100 &c., &c., Sic. \v hole tickets $20; hlvs. 10; qrs. 5; eigntns i 0". Certificates of pack’gs. 25 whole tickets $240 00 Do do 25 half do 120 00 Do do 25 quarter do 60 Do do 25 eighth do 30 00 Orders for Tickets and Shares and '• of Packages in the above Splendid will receive the most prompt attention, and an I official account of each drawing sent immedi ; aietv after it is over to all who order from Address— E. E. O'BRIEN, Agent. (Successor to J. & C. JVIaury.) mh 24—lin Alexandria, A T a session oi the Cncuit Court and held for the County of Alexandria, 1 Oth of 1S52 : William


ocr: SPLENDID LOTTERIES, rllK Aim, UK. GREGORY to. MAURY, Managers. (Successors to J. VV. JVIaurv & f o.) 50,000 HOLLARS! 50 prizes of $1,000! Kentucky state lottery, for the benefit of the town of Frankfort, Class 8*5, for li>52, to be drawn at Covington, ky., on Saturday, lOfA April, 1n52. 7S number lottery—13 drawn ballots! BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $50,0o0 1 do 20,00o 1 do 10,000 l do 5,000 j 1 do . 3.000 1 prize of $2,1(50 50 do 1,000 100 do 500 130 do 300 05 do 125 ACC., tVC-, KC. Tickets $12, halves $5, qrs e’ghths $1 50. Certificates of pack gs 25 whole tickets $1* 0 00 Do do 25 half do 80 00 Do do 2*3 quarter do 40 00 Do do 25 eighth do 20 00 $10,000! $10 000' 40 prizes of $1,000! Kentucky state luttkky, for the benefit of the town of Frankfort, Class 89, for 1852, to be drawn at Covington, Ky-i on Saturday, the \ lth day of April. 18-/2. 13 drawn numbers in each packages ot 25 ! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME: l prize of *10.000 1 do 10,000 1 do 5.000 1 do 3,500 1 do 2,000 1 prize ot $2,15* 10 prizes of 1,000 j 210 do r>oo 0.") do 100 &c., &c , &c. 1 tckets *iU—halves 5*5— quarters *2 ;>u Certificates of pack'g»2M whole tickets $140 00 do do 20 half do 70 00 do do 20quarter do 35 00 7l,5G7 DOLLARS! $25,000! $20,000! $10,000! 100 prizes of $1,000 ! TT* FNTTCkY STATE LOTI FRY, for the IV benefit of the Town of Frankfort, class K, for 1852, to he drawn at Covingion, Ky., on Saturday, the'21th day of April, 1852. 75 number lottery—14 urawn ballots. BRILLIANT SCHFMF: 1 prize ol $71,0o7 1 do 20,000 t do 20,000 1 do 10,000 100 prizes of 1.000 100 prizes ot oou 160 do 300 61 do lr»0 61 do 100 &c., &c., kc. W hole tickets $20: hlvs. 10; qrs.5: eighths2 om Certificates of pack'gs. 2.r) whole tickets $240 00 Do do 25 half do 120 00 j)o do 25 quarter do oo oO Do do 25 eighth do 30 uO Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates oi Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will receive the most prompt attention, and an ntfic.al account of each drawing sent immedi ately after it is over to all who order from ine. Address— K. K. O'KKIKN, Agent. (Successor to J. & C. Maurv,) mil 24—lm Alexandria, Va. Court Notices. _ a session of the Cucuit Court continued


ocr: i fl/MJ.IAHKD DAILY AND TRI-WXKIiLY BY EDGAR SNOWDEN. The ALEXANDK 1AGAZETTE, tortheCount!y, 14 printed on Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays. Sr BSCRirnox.—The Daily paper is furnished at t* dollars per annum, payable halt' yearly The Country paper—lr»-werkly—14 furnished tor five dollars per utuuim, payable in advance. Advertising.—Three insertions ol one square, for one dollar. Yearly advertisers at specified rate-*. No subscription received from the country, unit*-.** accompanied by the cash, or by a responsible name._ I i


ocr: SPLENDID LOTTERIES* FOR JUNE, 1852. GREGORY * MAURY, Managers. (Successors to J. W. Maury & Co.) 37 500 DOLLARS! 30 prizes of $1,500! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the State of Delaware, Class 21, for 1S52, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, 19th June, 1S52. 7S number lottery—13 drawn bauota: BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $37,500 l do 15,000 i do 10,000 i do 5,000 l do 3.139 l prize of $3,000 30 do J ,000 6r do 750 no do 220 &c., &c.t &c Ticket* MO—halves $5—quarters $2 GO Certificate«uf pack’gs 26 whole tickets $140 00 do do 2« l. . J do 70 00 do do 26 quarter do 35 00 $65,500 ! 100 prizes of $1,000! LOTTERY, for the~benefii of the St^e of i Delaware, Class B, for 18G2, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, f/'e 26f/i o/ June, 1852. Fourteen drawn numoers out of 75:,*&fi SPLENDID SCFnYlE: I prize of fc'5,500 1 do 26,067 1 do 20,000 1 (to 14,000 100 of $1A J 100 do 000 luO do 3 &c , &c., &c. Whole tickets $20: hlvs. >0; qrs.5; eighths 2 50! Certificates of nac* gs. 25 whole tickets $240 00 Do du 25 hall do 120 00 Do do 25 quarter do 00 00 Do do 25 eisb’h do 30 00 Orders for Tickets and Shares and of Packages in the above Splendid Lott "ie* will receive the most prompt attention, ai i an official account of each drawing sc * immedi ately after it is over to all who order from me. Vddress— E E. O’BRIEN, A'** t. (Successor to J. & C. IVia' av,) n»v 25—1 m Alexandra, Va.


ocr: : 1 SPLENDID LOTTERIES, FOR JUNE, GRKCsOKY & MAURY* Managers. (Successors to J. W. JVIaury & Co.) $:>0,000! $25,893! 5 prizes of $9,500! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the State of Delaware, Class 18, for 1852, to he drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, 1852. 7S number lottery—14 drawn ballots. Sl’LENDlD SCHEME: 1 prize of $50,000 1 tio ‘25,SOS 1 do 9,500 1 do 9,500 1 do 9,500 1 do 9,500 1 prize ot $9,ouu G do 100 do 750 251 do 64 do &<\, &C., &C. Tickets $15, halves 7,50, qrs. 3,75,eighths 1,87 J. Certificates of packgs 26 whole tickets $1so 00 [\> do 26 half do 00 00 p0 do 26 quarter do 45 00 Po do 26 eighth do 22 50 37,500 DOLLARS! 30 prizes of $1,500! LOTTKRY, for the benefit of the State Delaware, Class 21, for 1S52, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, \m June, 1^52. 7S number lottery—13 drawn ballots! BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $37,500 1 do 15,000 j 1 do 10.000 1 do 5,000 1 do 3,139 1 prize of $3,000 30 do 1,500 60 do 100 do 220 &C., &C., &C. Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters *2 .it) Certificates of pack*gs2f» whole tickets $140 00 Jo do 20 half do 70 00 do do 2d quarter do 35 00 - $05,500 ! 100 prizes of $1,000 ! LOTTERY, for the'benefit of the State of Delaware, Class B, for 185*2, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the 2bth of June, 1852. Fourteen drawn number* out of 75 SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize of $65,500 1 do 26,567 1 do 20,000 1 do 14,500 100 prizes of $1,000 i oo do r>00 160 do &c , &c., &C. Whole tickets $20: hivs. 10; qrs. 5: eighths 2 jO. Certificates ol pack'gs. 25 whole tickets $2*10 00 Do do 25 half do 120 00 [)o do 25 quarter do 60 Do do 25 eighth do 30 00 Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will receive the most prompt attention, and an official account of each drawing sent immedi ately alter it is over to all who order from me. Address— E. E. OBRIEN, Agent. (Successor to J. & C. Maury.) my 25*_i in Alexandria, Va.


ocr: Stocking Merchantsof AlexamJna- and 'arrnu I N( .s!'COtTON* BA ITS, „ ! W; VARN. manufactured at the A'tXajJ^nah , J ON FACTOR V; which are offered at the «*Factory Edward snowden & co. sen 2- tf mtTStFD"at the Mirnhali House, • tf** WWASHER and IRO.VKR. a* » TKR; both from the country mb 23—*w


ocr: Canal Commerce. Arrived, March *21. Boat H. (*. Fheips, Cumberland, coal to Fowie & Co. Boat K. H. Lambell, Harper’s Ferry, flour to p. F. Hooe, and wheat to Cazenove & Co. Boat Did Zack, Harper’s Ferry, flour to Caz enove & Co., and I). K. Hooe. Departed. Boat H. B. Loomis, for Shepherdsiown, \a., and Clear Spring, Md., groceries, shoes, ^c., from McVeigh, Harper & Chamberlain.


ocr: ALMANAC. | $52 ISrxlSrxj .. , ,, MARv tl. jrisesj^.| 35 Thursday... 3 £. H; ” '? A . . J - 7;hirst or-2$ •> e. 2b hnda).j? ilFull....... 1 9 U J „ 3 w M 2$ Sunday..> o *>v * |u u •«, M,m<h.v ....'5 50 li *1 Tu«‘.liiy_!•» 4! '» II HU.11 UAlhK. 31 Wednesday 5 !$♦* !2 March25, 9h 45m LATEST DATES London...March ID I Havre....March 9 Liverpool.March 10 | Niav i nican- Mart h I*' MARINE LIST. _ FORT OF ALEXANDRIA* MARCH 24. Arrived. Schr. F.mma August a, Wiggins, Kinsale, corn to S. Shinn & Son. Sailed. Schr. Caroline Hall, Rogers, New Aork. by Fowle & Co. . r . Schr. Wiltet S. Robbins, Smith, New iork. by Fowle & Co Memoranda. Schr. Iram Smith, Davis, hence at New \urk, 22=1. * Schr. Arctic, Wilson, hence at New iork, 22d. SchT. White Cloud, Newbury, hence at New York, 2M.________


ocr: ( anal Commerce Arrived, April 20. Boat* Miner, J. VV. Gale, K. A. Crook and S. B. Stone, Cumberland, coal to Cumberland Coal & Iron Co Boats Otho Baker and Pennsylvania, Cum berland, coal to I) B. Smith & Co. April 1—Boat Jame* Terrell, Cumberland, C0al to Thomas Wharton & Co.; 3—Ospray, Cumberland, coal to do; •“>—Lewis (.'ass, Cum berland, coal to do; 9—Cumberland, Cumber land, coal to do; 12— Sarah Perry ami Perry, Cumberland, coal to do. Departed. Boats Miners and Bloodgood, by Cumberland Coal & Iron Co. Boat Thomas Silvers, Cumberland, by I>. B April *2—Boat James Ierrell, by Thomas Wharton & Co.;, 3-Ospray, 6—Lewi* Cass, uo do; iO-Cumberland,do 14—Sarah Perry, do do; L>—Charles do do. _


ocr: ] ; I | Statement of theDebt of the United States, 25th November, 1851. From the forthcoming report of the Secretary of the Treasury, we take the following: Denomination of Debt. Amount. Principal and interest of the old funded and unfunded Treasury notesof 1512, Yazoo scrip, &c., payable on presentation. $118,716 79 Debt of the corporate cities of the District of Columbia, assumed per act of May, 20,1836, 5i per ct. int’st. payable $60,000 an’lly 840,000 00 Outstanding Treasury notes is sued prior to 22d July 1S46, payable or fundable, payable on presentation. 135.711 64 : Out standi i igTreasmy notes issued I under the act of 22d of July, I 1846, payable or fundable, pay able on presentation. 17,550 00 OutstandingTreasury notes issued under the act of 25th of Jan. 1817. payable or fundable, pay able on presentation. 9,560 00 Loan of April 15. 1842, 6 per ct. payable Dec°mber 31, 1862... S,19S,6S6 03 J Loan of July 22. 1846,6 per cent, payble November 12,1856.... 4,999,149 45 ! l.oan of Jan. 28, 14^7,6 per cent, payable January 1, 1868. 26,265,150 00 Loan of March 1S, 154y, 6 per ct., payable July 1, 1865. 15,740,000 00 J Total. 62.560,395 26 j Amount of debt Dec. 1, 1850.... 64,228,238 37 | Deduct Payments: Old debts. $2,869 19 Cities* debt. 60,000 00 Stock purchased,loan Of 1843.. 134.3C0 00 Do do of 1847.1,070,450 00 Stock for fourth and j fifth instalments of Meiican indemnity paid off..*. 393,578 92 Treasury notes paid in specie. 050 00 _1,667.843 11 -- Present amount, as above. 62.560.395 26


ocr: RADW AVS~ READY RELIEF—A supply of this mvnlitnhle remedy in Rheumatism, At., on hand, »nd for sale by JAJS ENTWISLE, Jr., Apothecary, jan 2 opp. Sarepta Hall.


ocr: j • J , j ORANGE and ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. ON, AND AFTER MONDAY\ the 1st December, the TRAINS will leave Alex andria daily, (Sundays excepted,) at 8 o'clock, A. M., and at to:clock, P. M.: returning, will leave the Manassas Station at 10 A. M., and o'clock, P. M. Round trip tickets in either direction at redu ; ced rates, to go and return within two da>s, to be obtained oi the Conductor. Fare to Springfield Station.35 cts. Do Burke’s Station..55 4; Do l.ee’s Station.70 44 Do Sangster’s Mill.SO “ Do Union Mill.90 14 Do Manassas Station...$1 10 44 Round trip tickets to the same points. Fare to Springfield Station......50 cts. Do Burke’s Station.**0 “ Do Lee’s Station.$1 oo Do Sangster’s Mill.$1 1° Do Union Mill.....30 Do Manassas Station.$1 50 W. B. BROCKETT, nov *29—tf Agent. Office Orange & Alexandria R. R Co., \ Alexandria, Nov. 8, 1S51. $ MERCHANDIZE for transportation on this Road will be received daily (Sundays ex cepted) between the hours ol 8 o c ock, A. M., and 4 P. M , at the Station, corner of Duke and Henry sts., under the following regulations: All articles ottered lor transportation must be distinctly marked, and each lot accompanied by a li>t in duplicate of the number and descrip tion of packages to he forwarded, and the name of the consignee and consignor. Gunpowder will only be forwarded under special agreement, and on the mornings of Mondav and W-ednesday, between the hours ol S and 1‘2 o'clock. Friction Matches will not be forwarded under any circumstances. _nov 10—tf W. B. BROCKET!', Agent. TRAVELLERS NOTICE i


ocr: 2S Wednesday. *5 16 6 44» D- H* £* Thursday... 5 14 6 46 f u". . J** K Friday.5 13 6 47 qr ... 0 6 12 k 1 Saturday— 3 12 6 4?* .J*? ] K 2 Sunday.5 11 j6 49 1*tr>t 4r • • ** -*• M 3 Monday .... 3 436 17 lllliH WATER. 4 Tuesday.... 3 4116 19. A*mi.28, 2h 15m. LATEST DATES London.April 17 Liverpool.April 17 Havre.April 1() New Orleans. .April 20 MARINE LIST. _ flUrr OF ALEXANDRIA, APRIL 27. Arrived Schr Silas Wright, Johnson, New York, to T. YVharton & Co. Schr. Corvo, Cables, Rockland, to T. Whar ton & Co. Schr. J. C. Calhoun, Case, Providence, to Master. Sehr. Minerva Wright, Rogers, New York, to Howard & Poor. Schr. Red Jacket, Reaimer, New York, to Howard & Poor. Schr. Volant, Osborn, New York, to Cazenove & Co . ami freight tor District. Schr. Readv, Callaway, Port Deposit, lumber to Waters & Zimmerman. Schr. Family Past, Hawes Port Deposit, lura- berto Waters’& Zimmerman. Schr. Ann Pickerel), Dukes Philadelphia, to S Shinn k Son. and freight for District. Schr. Km in a Augusta, Wiggins, Kin.-ale, corn to S. Shinn & Son. Sailed. Schr C. L. Hulse,Overton, Sauguties New York, coal by Cumberland Coal and Iron Coal Co. Schr. Mott Bedell, Osborn, New York, by Cazenove & Co. Memoranda. Schr Wm. H. Sanford, Jones, cl’d. at New York, for this port, 25th.


ocr: BRILLIANT LOTTERIES, FOR JANUARY, 1852. GREGORY & JR AURY9 Managers. (Successors to J. W. Maury & Co.) $35,000! $17,500! $8,734! 50 prizes of $1,500! Kentucky state lottery, for the JV benefit of the town of Frankfort, Class 14, for 1852, to be drawn in Covington, Ky., on Saturday, the 17th day of January, 1852. 78 number lottery—13 drawn ballots. SPLENDID SCHEME. • r . ._■_ _ e .i nn i prize or 1 do 17,500 l do 8,735 1 do 5,000 i \nu.c ui 1 do 3,000 50 do 1,500 50 do 400 Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 ou Certificates of pack’gs26 whole tickets $140 00 do do 26 half do 70 50 do do 26 quarter do 35 00 $61,500! $25,000! $15,000! 100 prizes of $1,500! 100 prizes of $1,000! Kentucky state lottery, for the benefit of the Town of Frankfort, class B, lor 1852, to be drawn al Covington, Ky., on Saturday Jhe 24tk day of January, 1852. 12 drawn numbers out of 75! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME. 1 prize of $61,500 1 prize of $25,000 l do 15,000 1 do 10,500 1 do 7,400 15 prizes of 2,000 100 do 1,500 100 do 1,000 &c., &c., &c. Whole tickets $20; hlvs. 10; qrs. 5; eighths 2 50: Certificates of pack’gs 25 whole tickets $260 00 Do do 25 half do 1$D 00 Do do 25 quarter do 65 00 Do do 25 eighth do 32 50 40,000 DOLLARS! Kentucky state lottery, for the benefit of the town of Frankfort, Class 25, for 1852, to be drawn at Covington, Ky., on Saturday, January 31sf, 1S52. 78 number lottery—15 drawn ballots! BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $40,000 1 do 10,000 1 do 7,500 1 prize ot *4,37s 10 do 2,000 40 do 500 &C., &C., &C., Tickets $10-halves $5-quarters $2 50 Certificates of pack’gs 26 whole tickets $120 00 Do do 26 half do 60 00 Do do 26 quarter do 30 00 Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will receive the most prompt attention, and an official account of each drawing sent immedi atelv after it is over to all who order from us. Address— E. E. O’BRIEN, Agent. (Successor to J. & C. Maury,) dec 30— lm Alexandria, Va. i_ - - ■■■■■-—-—• ”


ocr: ernment, in and for sale by J. McCORMICK, Jr., jan 2 S. E. cor of King and St. MACKEREL —Fat No. 3 Mackerel, a barrels for sale, hv THOMAS BURNS, cor. Prince | jan 3 and Fairfax | BUSHELS of Potatoes, in prime or der, for sale by THOMAS BURNS, jan 1 corner of Prince and ALICANT MATS of various sizes, hand some and bright patterns, received, for sale by THOMAS BURNS, jan 1 corner of Prince and 2 BBLS. roll and 15 kegs prime Glades But ter, just received and for sale bv T. M. McCORMICK & CO., jan 8 Theatre iri BAGS prime Old White Maracaibo Cof 1U fee, received this day, per Schr. and for sale by dec 30 FLEMING & DOUG LASS. Q A CASES Preston & Merrill’s Yeast Pow der, received this dav and for sale by T. M. McCORMICK & CO., jan 8 Theatre BUTTER.—20 kejs fresh dairy packed But ter, just received and for sale by HOWARD & POOR, jan 8- 3t Damgerfield’s ffAA LBS. of RAVV COTTON, a article, received, and for sale by THOMAS BURNS, jan 5 cor. of Prince & Fairfax TEAS.—Gunpowder, Young Hyson, Black Teas, for sale by F. A. MARBURY, jan 3 Fowle's NICE BACON.—Hams. Shoulders and Mid dlings, town cured, a very superior arti cle, just received and for sale at jan 6 WHITE’S, Post Office Corner. _ 1 BBLS. of Cincinnati rectified Whiskey, L*J in store, and lor sale by THOMAS BURNS, jan 6 corner of Prince and Fairfax-sts. SWEET CIDER.—A few bbls. for sale by THOMAS BURNS, jan 5 cor. of Prince & Fairfax «t«. NEW BACON AND LARD, instore, and for sale by THOMAS BURNS, jan 6 corner of Prince and Fairfax-sts. OA BBLS. of pure Cider Vinegar, for sale Z\) by THOMAS BURNS, jan 7 corner of Prince and Fairfax-sts. SCOTCH WHISKEY, a very superior article, for sale by jan 3 F. A. MARBURY^ FINE SALT, in store, and for sale by F. A. MARBURY, jan 3 Fowle’s Wharf. TUBS strictly prime Goshen Butter, in Ot) store, and for sale by jan 1 FLEMING & DOUG LASS. FINE SALT.—139 sacks Marshall's fine Salt, in 6tore, and for sale by decJ27_ CAZENOVE&CO. FAMILY FLOUR.—Fairfax Family Flour, of very superior quality, for sale bv dec 22 _CAZENOVE & CO. Ground alum salt.—1000 sacks, m ttou, and for sale by dec 22D. B. SMITH & CO. ■QORK.—10,000 lbs. prime No. 1 Pork, Hams, 1 Shoulders, and Sides, dry salted, for sale low,at [dec 20] J. N. HARPER’S, — .- ■ - - ———-— - — SALT.—100 sacks in store and for . L. POWELL &


ocr: f-»XT OF COFFEE. -A nopply of th»» pop E ular article jo*t received ind/or«leby L“kins ss£&t£. 14


ocr: -- - B*“ ARRrTfRiCOPHER6CS.UweV. Brawn Windsor Soap, Kao Lustra!, Lnhtn » Fj traeta. German and American Coto*n*. Ruwell * Sharine Crean, Hair Oils Fancy Soapa. Pow der Puds. Lily White, together with a variety of Brushes and Combs of the best quality. For sale by , c H \V. B. RICHARDS, Jr.. & jan 15 Dealer# in Fancy Good#, «c.


ocr: < Window Cornices, Bands, Curtain*, See. IXDOW CORNICES AND BANDS. /. P. CLARKE, ha* received a lot of WINDOW CORNICES AND BANDS, SHADES AND SHADE FIXTURES, which he will sell very low. All kinds of CLR- TAINS AND SHADES hung at the shortest notice and in the latest style. Call at the old »tand on King street, three doors above Pitt jan 1—dtf


ocr: Business Cards.__ H. C. McLaughlin. Robt. J. Smith. LAW NOTICE. The advertisers, having associated them selves in the practice ot Law, will, from this date, transact business under the name and firm of McLaughlin & smith. mh 9—3taw4w I. LOUIS KIN/.KK. SAMUEL Y. BEACH. LAW PARTNERSHIP. • KhNZER & BEACH, Attorneys at Law, ALEX AN DIM A, VA., Attend the Courts of Alexandria, Eair fax and Prince William Counties, Virginia, mh 8—eo2m GEO BRYAN, S. K ADAMS, I> S. GREGORY. BRYAN, ADAMS & CO., AUEXANDKIA, VA. W 111) I.KSUE DEALERS I N FURE1GS iV DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. ap C) — if HUME & MARSHALL, COMMISSION FORWARDING M E R C 11 A A T S. King-street, near the Rail-Road. aj> 1—if j. e. chase, m. d. D E JV T A L S V R U EOS. on South East corner of Prince and St. Asaph streets, Alexandria Ya. j&a^Otfice hours from s A. M, to 1 P. M. from 2 to »» P. M. je 21—dlv_ and ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD~ AND AFTER MU SI) A1, the IW/t ihiy of April, but one PASS K N (5 K R a day, will pass over the line of the Road, leaving Alexandria daily, at D A. A/., going as lar as Rristoe Station. Returning leave Rristoe Station, at 3^ o'clock, M , and Manassas Station, at 4 o’clock, im on ttie arrival of the Manassas Gap reaching Alexandria at o1.; P. M. R. H. MlfiDLKTON, ap id—tf Superintending Engineer. Orange & Alexandria R. R Co., ) j !


ocr: ___ ALMANAC. _ 1851. (SinISi’nI JANUARY. |ru**|.wM.| Moon’s Phases Monday.... 7 11 t 49 , D,:. .. 13 Tuesday — 7 10 4 SO V'— ” 2 ,2 * Wednesday 7 9 4 31 . Thursday * 7 9 4 51 * f* * Friday 7 s!l V* Full.5 1 42 fe. Saturday .*.. 7 7U *53 HIGH WATER. Sunday ....|7 t 54 Jam ary 12, llh. 3m. LATEST DATES. London.TVc. 21 \ Liverpool.IVc 21 \ Havre........Dec. 26 New Orleans ..Jan. 2 MAKING LIST. PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JANUARY 10. Arrived. Ship Lady of the West, Davis, Newport, Wales railroad iron for Orange and Alexan dria Railroad. Memoranda. Schr. Statesman, Burch, cleared at New York, for this port, 8th in»t._ OOLENTWRISTLETS for gentlemen, a very comfortable article, receded and for sale by [jan 5] A. LAMMOND. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, in barrels and bags on hand, and for sale by ^ jan 9 VV. L. POWELL & 8011. BOATS —Eastport built BOATS, of dimensions for sale by > jan 8 CAZENOVE At CO. ^ On BAGS new crop Rio Coffee 950 sacks G. A Salt, just received, lor sale by [jan 10] \VM. BAYNE. IHfOOIV-Oak and Hickory, for sale by W jan 9 JAS. GREEN & SON.