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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-08
BY THE UNION LINE.
1hE. ZONES TRIAL.

oREIoE .ooRNER WATER AND MONROE STREETS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-08
ELI P. NORTON,

ATTORNEY d COUNSELLOR At La
NO. 10 NASSAU STREET,
NEW YORK
III lrd&imtW&v
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-17

ORA ADprrsD CITIZENS Asn THE AnoiI.
,ros.srs.-l, is worthy If remark that.
though the .hol'onis,s had been Il
whole year plotting the insurrectiou =
Harpcr's Ferry, they were unable to en-.
list single forcignborn citizen in ,hcir
rAnk---npt one was found among them
70 share their treason against their race
aud nation To one lri.hman. at least.
belongs the credit of being among the
hrst TO offer them resistance -- IIasi,ar.
lo~ Coast.iuiion.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-17

R.coxsy Of I.AGg Sauap or Fer.
ssvss. r,scsss1)p, mt - John Tyler
fugitive slave, ESCAPED from Campbell
county yesterday A Squad Of fifty
four fugitives were arrested yesterday
~ cs',mt ~, IN th's State .nd rcnandcl
T. their o sner- without resistance.
1h-r were 1t o,re taken h rnvingioa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-17

The vale, Of Hon, tran,ley Bcrklcy.
th~ modern mighty hunter passed through
Pittsbnrg. Penn, last week and gave
himself out for his master. Several
Pittsbnrgcrs politely called upon him
and paid profound Difference to his re
marks.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-17

~ The hcx' Congress meets On the
9th prox The IIonsc consist Of 23I mcn-
bere--to.wit lI3 Republicans, % Dem.
ocrat-, % Southern Opposition and Amer
lean, and 3 Anti-lccprnploh Democrats.
Many Of the seats will be contested, as
10 stated
In the Senate there are G6 members
- Republicans. 80 Democrats, : Amer
cana, and vacancies
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-17

Tho Pioneer Of Springfield, Limestone
county says young lady about -
miles from that place, has hung herself
With pack Of thread cause. unrcquitcd
love
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-17

4 Dispatch from Montreal says, the
four one thousand dollar bll4 pn the
Commercial bank lls' spnie time ago.
were returned TO Npl.nu's bank lately
by q Roman catholic priest They are
supposed 10 have r.achrd hi. hand.
through the CONVERSATIONAL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-17

The 04.p prmlrntiary is boiling oyer
with ilm,ies and II j.. almost mpn--,li.c
20 provide them al with comfortable
lniglns, The number Of couvicts ia
500
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-17
A LOVE STORY
~ NDsE.r Jns4ALYs

aAe had nsed him - veil bat guarded and etll
Wa tho tone II her slise .rithr giAuee ~ heteft
That HE heats burning ny.trfy never w. tot
And Departing, he st her - lingpi.h aud de.
H,~p v,ly she lr,sri ia he. e1fr ieeay,
Hp~ .paly ,nl silently f.e,-i bef breath
Ike the hue, u tHe ~ shi she faded away
Albright and !, &c aatifsl c,ea Ia death.
10 the Land ~ The stranger. a',r ffsu her gov,
Tho ~,nIrr.' lived la ~. c,iilir.. and Pride
Caosri and pnlasng, u memory = 'ayr
Al better tot him. Il. Ike her lie iaI He'd.
rN hops. 'on The 'it1fs ~ more cat her at
Tho Joy Of -ti.,.nee forever aed
Whlls The ,'sa - n hrii ound lifn. c1iufip, ,1l
bezht
S:N Vis,ssr,i A,i fss.sae' tie i'lps and issl
1atafe ny ',ie.. hv boz It I'D t. l,ng,
y Los-, let the ni4h ~ sham lt#t., thy cheek
vSsa Aase,pl p 'sfy-at 'pd VIRTUE d. -l.,1g.
AI, ~ n ~ na.pe itt o.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-17
9elettto puetrp:


IA0 ~ kAN0k1 w ms Sa1A~
nvSvr1s ht ,sd d~i.Is II wheat snj :s,fa,
" ~ ia,riy h,tne vser- ! W. born,
n psssh tree ie~nsd s.uast the vail.
Asj ~ sos,iias -,ai.r. oves al
I'm y tbs shaded dor say s,l.
~ . ssFan ger. foot has rr ls.ei Ire s!il.
nm Il tire 5i'n. and .. NJ yrs
I 90 an. The h,v from III. MA i-or,
Asd re .h, busy s~4ilns. t'f3Hs
Asd hesr thu yes~cr'- a,ufuf INK
nss shs ,,rA,yvr ea.1s. % psin'd pr,o'.
~ sA<s,e. arc piled 10 TIE heated rosf
TAsfe IL tho p-'tarl g., vary tee.
whsrs my ch Nod knew y hoaa' = e,.,.
AsA ws.ehei the .'iriasy moment. nm
III uy lie iabi5-t wore 'hsie thin wn
m ssinx run the hql "A st.il .,r~rp. the ~
Dss the stranger, children ore ssi1giHg there
nsrs baJhlea The .lidy srri-s brlo~
win The bnlruss br.ps ~hcr- the h,ss'. ;-n-
Tsas there 'oand the c,lana. ro'f'.
Asa watched III. ninnov. f3..e asi shot.
And beard the n,'ia lave HI. wing
But shs strange, bncsr, Is =, tho spring
Oh 'yru vhfj,ilr trp.- TIE Ill.
atsp lightly 'or ! l1ss / si
Ard vhss ynn crowd TIE I'D b.,n .''.'
rAea think .hst coant,r., hrfsr., .Aear,.
Nave pA.,eJ within ih4t ec1'el sl,7r,
70 slal'irnsyes that Sru 10 ma-r.
49, tad, VIII thass or lrJ 'rc,.
Aaj whom yonr ehii-e7 rr1-i to. kgec-
racir s~er,o-, fruit they ,haIi mp.gi
A. II Did neaaris- stirred the r heart
70 ,oath'il sp9f. -tll leave ,hs svus
And 10 svso, re,er.ne. hold th. .priaS
ne barn. the irrss the hr,os tho birds
rAs ns~tovs. 9Th their lp~nS hsfd.
fhs soojbine m the cottage wall
~ heart still llaser -lih them A.
y strangers onIfny native i'll
n.y. lightly. Tor ! I've Il s,ill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-02
AUCTION SALES.

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN
- FAIRFAX COUNTY, NIRGINIA.-By viz
tue Of a deed OF trust executed by John +. Dyer
and wife, dated the 10th day OF October, 1856, and
recorded among the Land Records Of Fairfax
County, the undersigned, Trustees therein named,
will offer for sale at Public Auction, on the 18th
day Of ,LUs, 1889, the following property, to wit:
A LOT OF LAND, in Fairfax County, Va, con
tanning about IS ACRES, situated between the
Little River and Leesburg Turnpikes, about one
and a half miles from Alexandria, and a quarter of
a mile from the Theological Seminary. The lot
aiioins the lands Of Bishop Johns, James Green,
and Gee. h. Wilmer, and il accessible from the
Turnpikes by good roads. The land is divided
into four fields, and the tract is enclosed by good
fencing nearly all new-that binding on the road
being of the best North Carolina plank. About
ten acres are well set In grass, and will yield from
t. to ) tons of hay. The situation is elevated and
healthy, with n fine grove Of forest oaks covering
about five acres, and there Is II good spring OF
water on the land. The improvements consist OF n
ne two-story FRAME DWELLING, containing
inA FIVE rooms, and Kitchen attached; also, an
ouf house for Servants. The buildings arc nearly
all new, plainly and substantially built. The
dwelling has IA portico around il. ~ feet wide by
70 long, II good dry cellar, and Is enclosed with
new fencing. The grounds about the dwelling are
planted with ornamental and fruit trees, which are
in a thriving condition. Also, n Barn, 20 by 32
feet, with floors of tongued and grooved plank,
extending the length of the building.
Sale to take place at l2 O'Clock, on the premises.
TERMs.-One-fourth cash, and the residue in l.,
2, and 3 years, with interest; the title to be retain
ed until the deferred payments are made.
D. FUNSTEN, Tru.oos
c. W. WATTLES,
= .,.-.. :. % ,nt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-02
Failures in the Iron Trade.

BIRMINGHAM. May l6.-rhe failure of MesSrs.
Crosswell, ironmasters, of Upton, scarcely known
until midday. has excited n good deal of ANXIETY
and fears lest it should lead to other casualties
The amount Of indebtedness OF the hrin Is not ut
present known, but it is believed that by far the
greatest proportion of it is owing to the Dudley
and West Bromwich Bank, ut whose instance the
stoppage has taken place. The firm OF Cr"sswell
4 Sons is a very old one in South Statfordshire,
and formerly it occupied u good position, hut tor
some time past Indeed SO far back as 1891 there
were rumorst that the house owed II large amount
to the Dudley aud West Bromwich Bank, auu n
storpage was at that time spoken OF. This TACT
hss given rise to the supposition that the new lin
bilities are not considerable.
Yesterday a circular was issued announcing thnt
the firm of Charles Nilatti Il Co. was unable to
proyide funds To meet its current engagements,
and a meeting Of the creditors ia convened. The
house did business with South America, and the
stoppagc is attributed TO the suspension Of pay,
ments by the house of Alfred Willers 4 Co., OF
Hamburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-02
Virginia Election.

There is no longer any doubt of the success
Of the Democratic State ticket. In the 9th
Congressional district. Harris, independent
Democrat. has, it is said, 700 majority over
Skinner. the regular nominee. This is Letch-
er's district. In the third district. it is alleg-
cd that an error has been discovered in the
count which elects Caskie, the regular nomi-
nee, over De Jarnette, his independent oppo-
nent. In the 18th district, Ebert :. Martin
independent Democrat, it is said, is elected
over Benjamin Rush Floyd, Democratic nomi-
nee. The Opposition have gained a number
of members to the State Senate and House of
Delegates, but there is no doubt the Legisla-
ture will be decidedly Democratic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-02
RAppAHANNoCH COUNTY.

WAsHIysroS, May 81, ls59.-Below you will
find an official statement of the vote of Rappahan-
mock:
William L. Goggin, 500; W. T. Wiley, 4s7; W.
Preston, 497: J. Leteher, 463; r. l.. Montague.
469; r. Tucker, Az; II. W. Thomas, 4sj; VIM.
smith, 49,; II. Shackelford, II; W. B. Hackley,
4g2; P. Eastman, 456.
Wise carried the county in 1856 by FIVE majority,
and now Goggin has carried the county by forty
six majority. Gov. Smith got his entire party
vote in thi. county, and some whig votes, which
only gives ii. W. Thomas "a majority Of ten in the
county. II"
WE.TMORFLASD COUNTY.
MoSTRoSs, MAY %, loj9.-Dear Sir:-The vote
of Westmoreland i. IA follows:
Goggin, 442; Letcher, li4; Wiley, AL; MOnta-
que, As; Preston, AL; Tucker, l47.
For the House of Delegates, Col. Joseph +. Har-
vey. twhig.l AZ: Lyell, dem 1914. Col. Harvey
IL elected to the House from the district of West
morelnnd and Richmond counties by l7j majority.
The whig vote of Westmoreland was cast for
John Critcher, esq, for Congress. Respectfully.
yours, L.
CrLpCPFR County.
The following is the official vote for Governor
in Culpeper county:
Goggin, 49S; Letchsr, AS. Goggin's maj, %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-02
Tha London Fire Brigade.

According to information which the Chief
Engineer of the Boston Fire Brigade has OBJ
tanned from England, respecting the working
of the London Fire department of that city.
which has a population of between two and
three millions, is only one hundred and twen-
ty-fve men, If the number in London were
in proportion to that employed in the princi-
pal American cities. the Fire Brigade OF the
English capital would be $4,000 men. Al
though steam has not yet been introduced in
London. this small force, owing to its supe-
rior system, works more effectively than the
vastly superior numerical force Of the large
American cities, even with the great mechan-
ieal advantage Of steam, which ought to re-
duce proportionately the manual labor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-02
Richmond Markets, June /.

The State elections have absorbed the public IN
tsrest and attention for n few days, and the mar
bats alwsvs dull at this season, have been for some
time unusually so. There is but little change IN
the quotations. Flour is very dull; but with light
stocks: holders continue firm. Wheat Is unchang-
ed. Corn is not so stiff, and quotations are a shade
lower. Bacon has receded a fraction, and WhiSkey
also. The general aspect of money matters is not
altered since our last. The markets. easy and IN
change continues low.
The weather has been favorable for several days
and the wheat crop is reported as very me- Win
hare and there some ravages by the bug and hy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-02
The

BALrInoRx, June Flour closed quiet; How
ard street and Ohio $7.0O@ 1925. Wheat un-
changed; white l7O@ 1929; red l5o@ l6jc. Corn
closed firm: yellow sea SSc.; white Sj@,S6c. Pro-
visions closed dull; bacon sides pc; mess pork
$3.50. Whiskey closed dull, at 2Sc.
New YORK, June Flour closed quiet; at an
advance of 5@lOe.; State S5.%5@ $3.50; Obi" 81
@$7.55; Southern S7.jO@ $40. Whest closed
buoyant; Western red Zoe; Milwaukee club l%'c.
Corn closed ~buoyant; white 9O@ 93c.; yellow $50
s2c. Pork closed dull mess Sl7@ SIS. lard
dull, at l1i@l2c. Whiskey is held at &c; but
buyers offer only &c. Stocks are dull and lower.
Cumberland Coal Co. -. Va. o. ?6. Mo. Is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-02
VIRGINIA ELECTION.

By the official and unofficial returns from
100 counties, Letcher's present majority is
1896 votes.
The following counties are yet to be heard
from. and if they vote as they did in 1855,
Letcher's majority will be 5.l5l in the State;
Boone, Craig, Essex, Logan, Monongalia,
Nichols, Northumberland, Patrick, Pleasant,
Preston, Putnam, Raleigh. Scott, Sussex,
TAYLOR, Warwick, Wayne, Wyoming, and the
new counties of Buchanan, Calhoun, Clay,
and Mcdowell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-02
BY YESTERDAY EVENINGS MAILS.

THE PRESIDENT IN North CARoLINA.-The
President of the United States accompanied
by Hon. Jacob Thompson, Secretary of the
Interior, arrived at Weldon yesterday on the
Seaboard cars from Portsmouth. The dis
tlnguished visitors were met by u deputation
consisting of His Excellency, Gov. Ellis. Hon.
Thos. Bragg, and others, accompanied by a
couple of handsome volunteer military COM
Fanies-one from Wilmington, and the other
from Raleigh. Tn number of persons in
attendance was estimated at between five
hundred and one thousand Petersburg Press.
HAIL SToRM-On Friday last a violent
hail storm passed over a portion of this coun-
ty, doing considerable damage to the growing
wheat, forest trees and window glass. 1t
extended from about the n~eighhorhood of
Mr.. Jacob Baylor's, in a northeast direction,
passing between Col. Bells farm and the Big
Hill. The wheat crops of Mr.. Baylor and
Mr.. B. Shumate were almost entirely des-
troyed, while Messrs. G. w. Swoope, jr., F.
Hoover, III. Edison, John Trimble and John
Sillings suffered severely i'll the same way.
Mr.Sillings had s. panes Of glass broken,
and upwards of 30 were broken in the old
| Edison house, now occupied by MIR. 2. HE'S
kell.-SaHHt"H Spectator.
Rr>rirED.-Patrick Murphy, who was con
victed i'll Allegheny county Of the murder OF
his wife and sentenced to be hung, has again
been respitcd by Gov. Wise. The prisoner
was confined in the Jail of this county, and
was taken to Allegheny on Wednesday last,
TO be executed on Friday. On Thursday,
however, Il messenger arrived from Richmond,
| bearing arespite from the Governor, till July.
As there was no tram running west ot Staun-
! ton that afternoon, Sheriff Turk procured an
engine and started out about mid night. lie
arrived at Covingtol in time TO prevent the
execution. and brought Murphy back to
Staunton with him. We learn that a pub
| lie meeting was held at Covington, and reso-
lutions adopted disappearing of the Cover
nor's course.-StaWmton Spectator.
AcQrIrTED.-M. S. Mcdonald, who was
indicted yesterday in the United States Cir
. cult Court, here for the murder Of, on the
high seas. a seaman named Gordon, one OF
the crew of the Susan Lynn, was acquitted
tthe Court not having jurisdiction III the
case as presented to them.) Mcdonald is
now being tried for misdemeanor.-Rich-
moad Examiner.
WHEAT CROP IN PRINCE GEoRGE.-We
learn that the white wheat crop in this sec
ton is very badly damaged by the rust
The red wheat is furnishing, and the oat
crop is in very fine condition.
In the United States Circuit Court in
Richmond, Judge fancy has delivered an
elaborate opinion on the motion to set aside
the verdict in the case of the slave woman
Amy, convicted Of stealing a letter from the
mail, and to grant Il new trinl. The question
involved was, whether a slave is perS0n, in
the sense contemplated by the law. The
Judge s~ustains the verdict of the jury, and
declines to grant anew trial.
Harris Tysor, esq, of Deep River, NC,
commenced cutting wheat on Monday last,
the 23rd ult. lie expects to have n load
of new flour in the Fayetteville market this
week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-02

RENARkS.-ieSterday was another "hea'F
day" on Change. The offerings of Flour and
Grain were light. and the demand moderate
There were no sales of Flour reported, and hold
era are firm ut S7.25 for Superfne. Wheat is quiet
with sales of red at l6jc. for fair TO good. No
white Offering, and but little coming to market.
Corn is still active, with fair offerings. Sales OF
white reported at Soc. Rye is in demand, but
prices have slightly declined, and there were sales
Yesterday ut lOOc. No sales of Oats reported, anu
receipts yery light.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-02
AL N A C q.
MARIN LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA--JUNE l.

ARRIVED.
Schr. Somerset, Miller, Philadelphia, coal To
A. Jameson & Co.
SAILED.
Schr. Ringgold, Degroat, -,c coal by 1. j.
Mehafiey. ,
Sctr. loretta Kahn, Minor, New London, coal
by T. J. Mchafey.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, by Wheat
& Bro.
MEMORANDA.
Schrs Alabama. vnnguildcr, hence Mt Boston,
goth ult.; Anon, Crosby, and Marietta Burr, Nick
erson, do, goth nit.
Schrs. Charles Gashill, Manar, for Washington,
cid at Philadelphia, 3Oth ult; propeller ;. sey-
mour, Meredith, hence ut do, same lay.
Schr. Helen Mar, Nickerson, from Boston, for
this port, was spoken of Gay Head, 2Ith ult.
Schr. Island City, Conklin, for this port, sailed
from Providence, 18th ult.
Entered outward at Liverpool, 18th of May, ship
Mazeppa, Boyd, for this port, via Newport, Wales
TO loud with railroad iron for the Alexandria, Lou
| doun and Hampshire Railroad Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-02

TAUQUIER LAND FOR SALE.-I offer Tor
i sale my FARM, situated near the railroad,
about one pile from Bealton Station, containing
FIVE HUNDRED ACRES, two thirds arabic, the
H. balance in wood. The improvements consist
EEI of a large handsome new DWELLING, with
a porch in front, containing five rooms and a hall,
aud the necessary out buildings. The land il suS-
ceptible Of division into two farms, and would be
so divided to suit purchasers. There Is q WELL
of excellent WATER near the house. The LAND
will be sold On accommodating terms. Applica-
ton may DO made to the undersigned, who resides
on the premises. Thus. .. kol.
Pauauier County, NH 2g-2aw3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-02
DIED.

At his residence, county of Fleming, kentucky
MAY 18th, 1859, General DANIEL MORGAN,
aged 6s. The deceased was son of Captain Simon
Morgan, who served with distinction "a an officer
of the Revolutionary war, and brother of the late
Commodore Charles Morgan; was a native IA Eau
quier county, Nirginia.) hut had resided more
than forty years ut his late residence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-02
aaoraatoun Cattle Market, June l.

The offerings of beef cattle ut the drove yards
amounted to only l2o head. 90 of which were
purchased by butchers at S4.1J@ So.s'! on the
hoof, equal to $500 Sll.73 net; which shows II
considerable advance on last week prices me
remaining to were driven on to Baltimore An"u.
oOn old sheen and lambs were offered, and sold ut
$2 256 1887 p head. No veal calves or COWS
and calves offered at the yards.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-02
HOT FOR ARLINGTON
GRAND PICNIC AND PROMENADE CON
" CERT OF THE
Ia TEL NIOR u u,
az Il IuEE 9th Las

ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9Th, 1853.
WITHERS' full Brass and String Band Is On
gagged, who, in conjunction with the WASHlNH-
TON HARMONIOUS, and MATT 0'BRIES, the
Balladist and Irish Vocalist, will give a GRAND
CONCERT.
Dancing will commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
Emusic by Withers' String Band and he kept up
until 6 o'clock, p. NJ. when the Grand Promenade
Concert will take place, after which the dancing
will be resumed.
Tickets only % cents. To BIO had at Brcnsle's
Confectionery Store, the Marshall House, City
Hotel, and at the Boat or Springs.
,,YaUn77d. The packet boat FLYING CLoID
eoE.S.ILlw viii leave Alexandra ut O'clock, A.
NJ, and 2 o'clock, p. NJ. Fare each way ia cents.
-MASAGHR-:-
John Hazel, ID. Connelly,
I. Stone, Andrew BAN,
Fred. Fritz, D.. hite.
lie 2-eOSt"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-02
p,;,.da,rb;a Cattle Market, Nay 80.

Beef Cattle.-Thc offerings at the different yards
this week amounted to about 1.3Jo head; sales
ranged from SlO@ Sl2 90 r 100 lbs, as TO p"aI'ty'
Cows and Calves-Sales at 500 S'", aS 10 quar-.
~ Sbeep-About 10000 5000 a; market; sales at
81 SOFA Sc % r 100 tbs. H"gS-oferings about
1900 head; sales at $Sa 80 r 100 lbs. net.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-02
EMPRESS STEAM LINE


ALEXANDRIA, VA,
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, u. C.,
AND PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
ss The superior and fast sailing pro
SsktSpellers, 81 {. ALGER" and as: SEI-
W0UR," will leave Georgetown and Washington
on THURSDAY, and Alexandria on FRIDAY, OF
every week, for Philadelphia, connecting at that
point with u daily line of steamers for New York
via Delaware and Raritan Canal. Through re-
ceipts given.
0ne of these Boats will leave Philadelphia every
FRIDAY, for Alexandria and the District Cities,
connecting with the Orange 4 Alexandra and
Manassas Gap Railroads, Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal, g.. Freights will be taken at low rates,
and food. forwarded promptly, free of charge:
WIN. II. FOWLE 4 son,
No. 4 South Wharves.
AGENTS
II. II. TAYLoR & Co., IL West ST., New York.
Dawn COOPER, Is North Wharves. Philadelphia.
BRADLEY 4 TAYLOR, iieorgetown, Z.
ms
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-02
conrt nf ANNALS of Virginia

This Court has adjourned until the 18th
of October. The following cases were re-
Gently disposed of: =,
Hall. etc, VS.. Lawrence's admir-. Argued
by Patton 4 Tucker and A. \. Morson, tor
appellants; Vim. Green, for appellee. De
cree of Circuit Court Of Culpeper county
reversed.
Green Va. Ferguson. Argued by A. A.
Morson and X. B. Wexford. jr., for appel
lants; Patton 4 Tucker, for appellee. De-
cree of the Circuit Court Of Fauquier county
reversed.
Major vs.. Ross, ct al, and Major vs.. Ross,
etc. Argued by A. A. Morson for appel
lants; VIM. Green for appellees. Decree OF
Circuit Court of Culpeper county affirmed.
GS- LADIES' FAIR.-A Fair will be held at
the residence of Henry Jenkins, Lswinsville, on
the 10th, llth and 18th days of June next the
proceeds of which are to he applied to Langley
aud Andrew Chapels. A variety Of useful aud
ornamental articles will be offered for sale, ana
REFRESHMENTS furnished at moderate prices.
The public are solicited to attend.
fslrfsI county, my 2l-eotd |
GS- A FESTIVAL will be held at the sprung OF
Mt. james Roach, in Alexandria County, TOR the
benefit Of Hunter Chapel, to commence on Thurs
day next. and continue during the week. TIT
friends ofreligion and of that church, are respect
fully invited to attend. my 3l-At
E~DINGBURG PALE ALE. in stone jugs, just
~ received and for sale by
je2 MARSHALL 4 WARD.
IN BAGS OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA DE-
~ FEE, in store aud for sale by
je2 MARSHALL 4 WARD.
Oh BOXES JACKsON'S MOULD CANDLES,
Nv for Summer use, 10 store, end for sale by
je2 MARSHALL 4 WARD.
SkGARS.-2O, 900 "Londres," for sale very low,
BY [mh 81 WIN. H. FOWLE 4 son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-02

Mr.. Segar has been elected to the House
of Delegates from Elizabeth City. The Nor
folk Herald says:-The report we gave in
our last was unofficial: the official returns
elect Mr.. Segar by n majority of four over
his Democratic opponent Mr.. Tabb.