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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-12

A public meeting to appoint delegates
from Loudoun County, to the Wing State
Convention, will be held, at the Court House
in Leesburg, at November Court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-12

1t is now said that Mr.. McLane has made
no treaty with Mexico. We have about
three times a week, different accounts OF this
matter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-12
Virginia Lands.

In examining the Census Of $780, we
find the following interesting statistics.
The quantity of land improved and unlm-
proved in each county is given; also the
cash ralue of all the land i'll every county Is
given.
The counties containing the greatest guam
tity of the most valuable lands in the State,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-12

We learn from the Mount Vernon Record
that the work Of putting Mount Vernon in
good condition has been fairly begun
Since the LIST of July workmen, under the SUI
perintsndence of competent gentleman,
have been busily engaged in repairing out,
houses. tracing and cleaning up the old and
almost forgotten paths, and fortifying in
some measure the revered spot against the
ravages of decay. The Record also states
that SIS 600 Of the fourth and last install.
ment for the purchase of Mount Vernon has
been already paid to Mr.. Washington, leav,
ing only about $4,000 to be paid, to com
plets the purchase.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-12

THE VALUE OF Fox lIoUNDs.-We confess
entire ignorance as to the value of an ''estab-
lished" pack of hounds, and could not, there.
fore, say whether such pack would be cheap
at Il, 900 or El, 200. The Encyclopedia
britannica new edition) puts the average
price at something less than the highest OF
these sums. The renowned pack Of Mr..
Warde brought 1000 gnineas. When blind
ness compelled Mr.. Foliambe to lay aside the
scarlet, in 1915, his pack sold for 5000 gui-
meas. The late Lord Middleton gave Mr..
Osbaldistone 1000 guineas for ten couples OF
hounds out Of his kennel, and the Earl of
Stanford gave 40 guineas for four couples
of Mr.. Richard Sutton's hounds. English
pdDeT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-12

Passengers from New Orleans, by TIT
Tennessee route, reach Washington, in three
DAYS and twenty hours.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-12

The newspapers report heavy frosts, last
week, in portions Of the States OF Michigan
and Iowa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-12

1t is confidently predicted that, if Mr..
Dorglas should be nominated by the Charles
ton Convention, his Democratic opponents at
the South, will accept him, and agree to
unite in his support. although protesting
against his opinions and doctrines as to the
Territories Probably this may be the case,
with the larger portion-but We do not be-
liexe that Gov. Wise, or his friends will sup
port Douglas even if he should be nomina-
ted. They will require first an enunciation
Of principles-and. if these principles are
not theirs, they will, probably, not adopt a
candidate holding views which they repu-
date.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-12
ALEXANDRIA,:
MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER ~, 1859.

The New York correspondent Of the Ma
tional Intelligenccr speaking of the ultra
grounds taken by the late Republican
State Convention, in relation to slavery, the
territories, &C., says that lit is now certain
that thousands and tens Of thousands Of
conservative men in New York, though op
posed to the Democracy, will not identity
themselves with party taking such ex
treme grounds as this Convention has ia
ken" Thus it is, that so far from these
Republicans" damaging the administra,
tion they are in reality giving it strength
which otherwise it would not have.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-12

These figures show that Jefferson and Lou
doun which are contiguous TO each other have
a greater proportion of their lands 'imPrCy,,
ed, and a smallar quantity ''unlmproved,'
than any other counties.
BY adding the 'improved' to the "unIm,
proved" land in Jefferson, we find the total
number of acres in the county to be llo,So3,
the cash value of all which in 1850 was es-
timated at IS ,2G43SS which is equivalent
to an average of torty,sere" dolIars ana gy
cents per acre. This shows that the lands Of
jefferson county command, upon an acreage,
the highest price of any lands in the State,
and we dare say there are few counties
in the United States, (if any that can boast
of lands whose average value is S4l 30 cents
per acre. :,
In regard to the Kanawha valley, we find
the Census of 1850 reports the cash value OF
lands as follows:
putnam ..,............ iS6.i2J
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-12

TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of a parallel
to the cases of the unscated Dukes Of Tus-
cany and Modena has occurred here in a
small way. On Tuesday last, two disconso-
late young Omaha chicis-as they wish to
be-rejocng in the unhacknied names OF
Ar-ack-ella and I.ong-wind-martu, arrived
unbidden in Washington from the regions
OF the Platte, to seek the assistance of the
great powers" to restore them to their pla-
ccs, titles, and dignitics. Their people have
cast them off, won't have them on any terms,
and they therefore appeal to imperial au-
thority for its Intervention in their behalf
From all we can learn there is not much
more chance for their success than for the
restoration of the Italian ex-PCtentates to
their vacated seats, the great powers" feel
ing as little disposed to NEEDLE in the one
case rs in the other. Our American Dukes
appear to be amusing themselves a good
deal during their stay in Washington.-Nm
Int
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-12
From Liberia.

Captain Jones of the bark j. W Page,
from Monrovia, Liberia, on the 3lst of July,
has furnished the New York papers with
very interesting news reports and late papers
from the west coast of Africa. Smallpox
prevailed extensively in Monrovia, and 4
large public health meeting had been held in
order TO devise measures to arrest It's progress.
The Quail, new war steamer presented by
the English government to the republic, had
arrived from Plymouth. and the journals are
loud in their protestations of gratitude to
Queen Victoria and Lord PalmerstoR, con-
trasting their liberality WIKI the policy
of the United States towards their country.
President Benson Immediately went on WIS.,
it to the chiefs to the leeward in the Quail.
Everything was quiet at Cape Palmas. In
dependence Day was celebrated with great
ecut, the two military companies in Monro-
via turning out in grand style to hear, with
other citizens, fine grafton. The English
cruisers were taking slave prizes on the coast.
A number of vessels from the United States.
had arrived at Monrovia, landing many dis
tinguished African travellers, good cargoes.
an iron sugar mill, lot Of Bibles, and II
number of settlers from our Northern and
Southern States. Several native students
had distinguished themselves at the late
high school examinations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-12

From which it will be seen that but small
quantity of the land in these three counties
is in cultivation when compared with the
land in cultivation in Fauquier and other
counties Just mentioned. For the Census
shows that about nine-fcnths of the land in
Kanawha county is "unimproved,' and but
one tenth is improved" whilst in the coun-
ties of Rockingham, Fauquler &c, about two
thirds of the land is improved" and about
one-third is "unimproved.'
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4 STU stnse au6saltnsn ietnsr sUtssIttA @gealaan
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-10

D. Vtere transferee Of sundry persons for services
rendered Jurors in 1858 and lS59...........33 $50
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-10
Mr.. Magioni offered the following report, viii
was read and adopted, the rules being suspended

was read and adopted, the rules being suspended
The Committee have the honor report follows
Upon petition Of Fmn Levnsssur asking paid $3.50
for losses sustained by him the for furnishing
the city for REPAIRS and
bridges etc. unfavcrably. the committee thinking him
entitled to the amount claimed.
Upon commun' from Willis Holiness offering sell
to the city of land for the purpose shng
cemetery thereon unfavoaby the property for
sale is out of the limits # the Parish Of Orleans.
resolution pay sundry bills Is herewith presented and Its
adoption recommended,
JAS. A. WHITE.
The following resolution, accompanying the above
report was read twice and adopted, the rules being
suspended
Yeas Messrs. Waldo, BENT, Beebe, Huyghe,
Kearny, Leete Magioni, Massicot Moreno, Monroe,
White and Whitney-l2
Resored Tha, the Compos. the Treasurer
Crowe1l L Schwartz repsir'n police wagons,
cutting tires etc., IN Ocean Der, 1885,. 8 1S 90
John Petit, 900 fsetof lumber, for airing
plank road on Poland street. go so
E. blanchard, ST., keeper City Police jail
Rations to prisoners In january 1889. SAG 10
Salary as keeper. .......s......... 81 90
Petty expenses. ...:-.........:. ~. So 499 %
Thomas n. Dryden, Lietenant of Police,
First District
Rations to prisoners in January is5o.... oil 20
Louis Gastine, Lieutenant Police Second Dis
/. Raiions 10 prisoners In Jaau.ry lSss... 1877 70
T. Srnon, Lieutenant Police. Third iist,ict-
RasIoas to prisoners In january, 1885,. IS 60
Hire Of porter........ .................. Is 90
Rent Of Bayou road Guard House. 100
" Barracks Station. .............. 90 ll6 90
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-10
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J. Newland, Lts.u,tenalnst polIce, Four.h

F. l. Newland, Lieutenant Police, Fourth
District E
Rations to prisoners In January, 1885,"
One months hire Of porter for -,
Firing nivht-guu In Z" ~.
Z. Fletcher, Superintendent Tasane Asylum,
Rations to inmates III January; 1859. -.
Salary rs Superintendent for 1au'y, 1859. ,
Petty expenses ..
L. O. Sacriste, guns taken away from his
store, In June, 1853, at the time of the ex.
W istsnce Of the Vigilance Commit'ee......