Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09
nv YESTERDAY EVENINGS NAIL.

FIRE At ELIZABETH .irh' ~
structiye fire broke out in Elizabeth CITY, ~
4, an Ma. eth inst about o'clock. A. NJ
M, .;,.d !, Mr. Jennings black
h ..t u'' I',s r.nn, which the coach factory
'''''', Ti. a,n,as tho, attacked and de-
'""s h -, sb,n o,cupied by Mr..
sur 81 " ''' ,,,.,.oJ m. s,ra.t and consumed
81 '',h.. l,,Id;,ys which were fol-
se'e'a' o'' w. '',;na 5.,,,ucti,n of DIR. j.
' I'' IT,, - dealers were consumed
Irh. as,oas then coupht Mr.. Fearing's large
brick store which was also consumer
MT. farr "au "' ''''u ~ h;s sto.L n
posrd u nave r's' Vi" ~. p.,G aro hotb
TRADE. W.T. o"op " tIa x,a,,
Losers u 1891 =, ho,rs.p $40 600
Inc 'osS Is e''''''''1 ,rh;', i covered
anu 7r'''''
ny 'hs"'""''
rr F,osrs The sum-
EFFECTS OF THE LN'h
nit oi the Blu" Ridge. from tue my" P'""'
know, As the Stony Man" near Th"rnt"n's
,., .,m,bward presents quite wintry APP
1872 -. TN, tnliaqe of the trees has been
p,,;ral, t;lI.a-done m brown, a. the saying
,a.n .E.,.,aJ At all We also noticed the
.sme thing farther eastward. Many OF the
farmers on the Ridge have suffered '"ns'a.'
ably hy the ue',r"','"" " g. '' .ha S,ilsv how,
garden 'eSe'ao''' ~ 80 I'D o., tha
ever niue vi Nv ,i!". ,.,r,;'n. IF This
irost. i"''' >" DO las, and the
county "h uV"', 'G',1,Iy ;,;urad i,
garden \'st''"''I WY" i',.,i 3r',H Ts',;ou
60 ;.,ou
lhE VOTE Oh i"h ''N'''
races occurred IN the statement "l the '"'e
for Governor, published yesterday ltrom thu
w,i.,, Northumberland gay. Goggin los,
instead of lts. and Page 80 instead Of l2;3i.
Th. ynt,. -, Patrick WAS trnnspo-ed These
error, u" IT," ,h', ,L ,JI;t;nn ;nrmJed the vote
nfp,r,sunntL which WA. not embraced in
the returns from Norfolk county. as required
by law, aud Will, therefore, lr"baoiy' ne ~
i-"ted by the LEGISLATURE. nr to" C''
have been puh'l7neu S,Pa'"','a' ,~ IS
gln oio; Tor Lrtcner '"'' o''''' nI '''" '.;,n
election shouiu s"'' III -
Davy Crockett haH,m' De IL w"
Figh'' imam =" ah'""' S
cn
oNfoRroNAiL' o"' p'i
has been singularly unfortunate, within the
n..t levr days He was swindled out Of
80. b., ana I.,rv ~ Nathan. n tomb
L;.,t ~; L,rs. m , Racial LAST
sun" ,. '" ''na 49, a",,h,i.ss ,o,e n norts nm
tno~, w;,b il under the pretext that he WIS
IT. 10 ,nrs., ;n;,rad IN ,ttemn,ing TO fol.
- .Lal l-ta
sorre mare" We do hope he may be sue
cesstul In capturing the aiorSa'u P,r'.o"S
scamps, and particularly tue ia''er; 'l's
the third time our ninch respected ',''''u anu
fellow-citlzen has been badly SOFA ny uo
signing villains, WITHIN the past Blk n''''hs'
Tenth Ley'o".
WHAT WAS IT, eS'ero"y "''e'"o'i' -
were startled for = moment at what we con-
slider rather unusual sight in the day time
The object we speak about appeared to be u
ball OF fire. and IT shot swiftly across the SKY
apparently very near the earth. ltiookeu 10
us to be not over Il hundred yards above ter
Katrina. Ii rose, or rather became visible IN
northeasterly direction and travelled IN one
directly opposite. AS it swiftly coursed along
it left a short train in the rear, very similar
color We suppose it must have been some
mrtroric mass on ionrth oil July spree IL
.eli OF rather went OUT u, h ,n. '," ''' W.
w;uotou Y G.. ,bv,uJ
Tur Wur,r Cpop,x RocrIScu ,y-R,ck
,,,Io
'hs"a'" mas "aruiy ever "e''ae A"'"" SUI" q
10 overfowing We have not had such a
crop since the year 1857, or later shil' the
crop QUIZ y, "n'' CIV, NV a." ',a",nn na",Ia Sf
.,Ern's crsen isla or the ocean > PLENTY
0m;les .T.rvwbere slI ar,und us in this
,,srden snnt ,C our blessed old t,x.riJden
nmn,her RocL Ps,;y,.,.
-, 49,. ~ vi, e.
:, :,
wbarsy;,b 3, raI,v tho tr,cL From, tho ,o;nt
ut which the heavy rail now terminates to
the Junction, a distance Of about eighteen