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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-13

nFMf Milisoo's recent speech .ud let
ter, on lbs politics o. The day give 20 huls
d'ss,isfssiion 70 iss Bfsctinrijgs party snd
bis po'ii'oo' sfs 'ee'rsly condemned 10 tbs
Richmond Enquire sod NoffolE A,gsr-
Withsut agreeing 9th NJ Mill,oo 10 BE
party relations Or polluted opiaioh generally
se Only iay vbsi sIl Hho zoos BIN vii &C.
kuoslsdgs ibst b. l. zone 4 ths truss,. sblsst
snd most iodepeslsot fspfs,saaiiyss that
Virginia La' ever hsd 10 ihs Cong,s,, ofibs
Unhod State
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-13

A BEEcEISRIDgE ELgcroR DECLINED
10 the EsqADsV. Of ssturd-J nd N.
fOllovips from Mr. LsoF " 2K,p,
which peaks for i,sslf 4 . q
To ~ EJiioyf sfAs e.. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-13

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I'D stoet so 10 HfrtE Ysarfr 80 d. .s..
ar Pc a'se snt afs'sa-I .ar -srfvtbtsr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-13

We refer % tie sari ~ G. g Cssgso~
Bsiiiaoss NJ q iss osiiso q ibi. oo.s.
y, sud " ssviss Purchasers 10 give tbsG
eat, - hey sill b susods6 70 pfomstir
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-13

Geailsmsn-Do me ths Ed siste In vosr
paper that respect ullV 4 "a ~ eosttiou 81
CUunty Eiscior Tor this eu,s A. on N. Bfscstn.
ridge and Lac tcket. whI,t,,A a. bees s-siro,t
ne BY he Richmond STATE iis.vsaiton. ahd sl.o
by the ChanouesvHis Con ,,fiua shall sur.
pou he hslioasi nom insss ptne Demorfsiic psf.
U-t0 Eh DouElas snd !. hnson.
Nefy rrspe folly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-13

The sigu1 ere Obviously multiplying that
fancey. Brschioridgsism IL % The d,oliss
~ over this Stale and eli over sbs ooun,ry.
SO mote IL BE-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-13

Ter sfsr tsYs 'hs MsrIas IAsl Amstt-.,
s-i 81 800 tfioa SAFE fhst ttrfs ssfs.s 70
DoDfias vaft in Hflms. ftl.oagh tassss. al
~ eiT Has mafs 40 be io.i1EisF fesat ot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-17
FAUQU1ER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.


IlNHE subscriber will offer Tor sale to the highest
| bidder on the premises, ON THURSDAY,
the 18th day of May next, the above named pro-
perty, consisting of FOUR HUNDRED ACRES
OF LAND, of superior quality, on which ARE
~. erected commolous BRICK BUILDINGS,
:s::i covered with slate, built of the best materials,
and we'll arranged for conducting first class
watering establishment. The buildings c.pa-
bic of accommodating comfortably, 1T least 900
visiters
At same time he will offer for sale, in connec-
ton with the above, or separately, tract o.
TWO HUNDRED AND NINETY-TliREE
ACRES OF LAND, lying east Of, and adjoining
it, called WITHERS.
This valuable property los in the county Of
Fauquer Virginia, about fifty miles south west
Of Washington city, i'll healthy and desirable
region, and is accessible, within six miles, 10y tho
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, to Warrehton,
and thence by good turnpike.
The medicinal virtues of the water are we'll
known and estabiishca. The lands fertile.
adapted to grass, and capable of producing full
supplies of meats. grain, hay, milk, butter, &c, &c
All needlul arrangements have been made Tor
the approaching SPRING SEASON. Ice houses
nave been filled, and large garden is now beng
cultivated, ample to supply vegetables.
Immediate possession will bs givcn--and tho
purchaser can have the option Of buying The fur
niure now in the Hotels and Cabins. Ii IS in
good order, and with few additions. sufficient
FOR the use o. the premises, u watering place
,Hsy~ No location i'll the South is better suited
for an extensive Academy, than this property
Literary seutlemen, disposed to establish lrst-
class School, are respectfully invited I" exain-
inc it.
TEsgs-Ono sixth of the purchase money
will be required on the day OF sale, or an eqniva-
lent, at sixty or ninety days-one-sixth on the
first day OF October next, and the balance in two
equal annual payments, from that date-the de-
errcd payments to bear interest, and to bo salts
tuctnriiy secured. For any desired information.
address ROBT. nUDGIN, Bow. Green, Va.
Fuuquicr county, APP 25-eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-17
y AUCTION SALES.
nv I ny CREIGHTON rcr,o>rr.

WILL be offered at public auction, sn tho
w premises, ON SATURDAY, JUNE I'd, at
l2i o'clock, p. A., Gf not disposed Of prvatcly,)
six very desirable BUILDING LOTS, situated
upon the east side of Pitt street, 1863 feet inches
north of Queen Strect-said lots are of equal ,ize,
fronting Is feet on Pitt, and running parallel with
Queen ~ tcct-arc well located Tor small tene-
ments, being convenient to the Cotton Factory,
Market House, Alexandria, Loadoun and lamp
shire Depot &C., &c. Further information can be
obtained by calling upon me, or }. I. Creighton.
ut No. IS, King street. Terms-one-h halt cash,
the balance in i months the title to be retained
rs security for deferred payment, or u discount
will be allowed for all cash.
my IT-eoSt JOHN q. PEACH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-17
Fire 1T Railway. II. J.

NEWARK, May l5.--Messrs. John {. Den
man 4 Co.'S extensive carriage manulactory
at Railway, the largest i'll the State, was de-
strovcd by fire last night. The building
contained about sixty carriages ready for
shiplnent. Loss $4,000: insurance SIT. GOA.
The fire was the work Of an incendiary.
4 large new building Just erecIed by Mr.
Dcnman, partially occupied By {. y. Morr'-
son. "a II saddiery and hardware store, in
this city. VA, set on FIRE early this morning.
An unsuccessful attempt was made TO ilTe
another establishment OF Mr.. Dcnman, 1T
Railway, 1T the same time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-17
NJ 4 X I II Z l. I S 7
PuRT OF ALENANDRIA-MAY Id.

P0RT OF ALENANDKIA-MAl Id.
ARRIVED.
Schr. Maria Jane, Crosby, Windsor, plaster to
CaGouovc & Co.
Schr Sarah and Mary. Balance, North Caro-
linz shingles To Smoot Perry.
Schr. Betty Hooper, Wilson, Port Opposite lum-
Der to Waters 4 Go.
Steamship Monticello, Gaser, New York, by
FUwic i Co.
PAsSExGEGs.-Tho following passengers sailed
Tor New York yesterday afternoon. III the steamer
Monticello for New York Mrs. ID. X. undcrhill
and three children; u. Hunt Miss A. {. O'Bryan'
Mrs Northropc. A. II Larhropc, K. Want, Robert
Wright Miss H. Wright, ". X. Edos, Vernon
Getty, and Capt. Monkey.
Brig Amdover, Crowell, Boston, 10y frostburs
Coal TO.
Srhr. George K. Conovcr, Barrett, New Haven,
by American Coal Co.
Steamer Columbia, harper, Baltimore, by Wheat
: Bro
LiEM0RANDA.
Schr Wm. i. Crookcr. Endcott, ED at Pen
sArUla, for Washington. 9TH inst.
Schr. Christopher Halden. Forbes, hence 1T
Philadelphia ltth inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-17
Arizona News.

ST. Lofts, May lj.--'rhc Arizona CORES
poudcnt OF the Republican says instructions
have been received ut Fort Buchanan from
the War Department, directing the letting
OF all contracts for supplies, amounting 10
nearly SljO,OUO, to Il certain party OF favor
ties. without advertising for bids.
The Provisional Government is meeting
with great favor i'll all parts OF the Terri
tory.
Crime is diminishing, and the thieves
and murtlcrers are leaving The country.
A company Of rangers is organizing ut
MeSSila 10 take the field against the Alaches
under the command OF Gen. Owing IN per
sen,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-17
alexandria Fish Market, May 10.

The late rains hnve caused ireShoi IN the NV
or which has proved very unavornble to the
s,hsry, and AT the upper landings where " fair hnsi
n,.s. wa being lone the catch has fallen OH greatly
TO day. OILY 5O.ouO Herring, and 1000 Sh"d were
brought up. The quality OF the fish was good
and prices are unchanged, viz: Sj0sSt g tho4S-
and for Herring. and Sl%GaSi4 "a hundred Tor
Shad. No bunch fish up, ami none oi any nm
,t.rt,nr,, ryurht.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-17

RRMARkS--Thc market continues quiet WIN
moderate receipts, light offerings, ana .'lnl'c"
I,,,nI Flour is very quiet aud prices have a
I.,,;,in., tendency. though We hear Of no trans
action, nj figures below those given in our ia
1j Euy,rs would, however, doubtless submit
tam lccinc. The offerings of Wheat were i'ghi,
and there was Il decided apathy i'll the market
mutations are almost nominal. We give 10 ~
itor for white ami l3JGL 42c. for red. In Corn,
there j. some activity, with fair receipts, but IN
rrlrcs sc note a decline, and sales were mate VI
white and yellow al .3c Rye aud oats uui! at
,,,.Loun,lr,,rs, tsrnceries ana Provisions quiet,
and ,ri'.s unchanged. Fer ilizers still III brisk
demand. Plaster III fair supply.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-17
1,.ss. RATIFICATION MEETING.-A meet-

zE.s" RATIFICATION MEETING.--A meet
ng to ratiiy the nominations of the Union Con-
stitutionul Convention, BELL and EVERETT,
will be held at LIBERTY HALL, ON FRIDAY
EVENING NEXT, at 7! o'clock. Distinguished
speakers will addres. the Meeting. my iG-'ltd
Gis~ ELECTION TICKETS, printed to order, at
the cheapest rates. at the office of the Alexandria
Gazette. my l+-3t
E,5~ WHITE SULPHUR From
the White Sulphur Springs, Grcenhricr county,
Va.-Bottel at the Springs.
This Company having made great improve
,nents i'll b"ttns, the transported water is now AS
perfect rs when taken from its source. Address
all orders to PURCELL, LADD / CO.,
General Agents for the United States,
my S--,l2wz Richmond. Va.
Ef7~ llUNNEWELL'S UNIVERSAL COUGH
REMEDY AND IT'S POSiTION.-The intro
ductinn of this great development of medical
science, was through six years trial i'll most OBJ
stinatc eases usual : found among the poor, and
made more hv their poor living. In all the
common compounds for Cough and Lung Com
plants that fatal of all to good results, is tue
Introduction of three perfect oppositcs, such as
Opium, Tpecac Animony, and Il stimulant rs
basis, producing one grand inert. i" give to the
world preparation which you are obliged to eau
ton patients to abstain from, where
REGISTRATION follows, is not only unnatural rs cure.
but is against ali atheuatcnl laws OF medicine.
II YOU c:lnuot make common enemy of your
complaint and use Il constant WEAPON to drive 1t
out by constant application. without fear OF nan-
sea prostr;iton, then your complaint will hold
its position. and your system Is being dcbilitatcd,
and the complaint becomes chronic. In the UNI
EERSAL COUGH REMEDY none of those OBJ
icrtions exist but with ..in one hand weapon,
and in the other Il tool you drive out disease,
and build up sustain, II dchlltatet constitution.
Let oar friends endorse remarks BY trial on
all Ti.roat. Lung, or Bronchial Complaints, and
before long -, procure and real the pamphlets to
be found with OR agents or dealers and buying
oaiy o, sneh rs they rely upon, TO get the
genuine then tho endorsement will be found real,
aud the results perfect. Soc advertisement.
my l5-d&clw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-17
Burning of a Western Steamer.

Louisville. May Ij-rhe steamer Silver
Star. from Evansville to Paducah, burned to
the waters rigr, Saturday evening III Carrie"
Coal Mines Five lives were lost. The boat
and cargo ire 4 total loss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-17
Ice of Cane Race.

St. JOINS, n. T., May l3.--Sevcral ice
hcrgs have for some days been in sight off
Cape Race, causing the European steamers
to go TOO far south to be intercepted. They
are, however disappearing, and it is hoped
news will soon and regularly be obtained Oft
the Cane
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-17
philadelnhia Cattle Market, May "A.

The offerings of Beet Cattle nttho different yards
we're II 90 head aud prices were 3oc. botter than
those Of last week, quotations ranging from $50
slU5O - 100 lbs. for fair to good anu prime
CowS-Salcs at i25 to 500 each, n to qualify
Sblcp-Salcs of 3jGV head ut 4!N54c. t. ID.
gross. Uors-Ahout 1900 head at market; sales
a, S1rcSS for still led, and S7.j0GLSS.2j q 100
rs for corn ted--market dull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-17

OF this vast number sold in s59,-Wheeler &
Wilson sold 81 ,305-L. NJ. Singer Co., sold TO-
953-Grover & Baker sold lO,2s0.
Nearly one half of all that have been sold since
the invention, have been sold during the past year
/ deliver Machines at any Railroad Station
within 100 miles of Alexandria, free of expense
to the purchaser.
The accumulation of testimonials from all parts
of the Union in favor of the Wheelero6 Wilson
Machine, has become 80 yoluminots, that We arc
obliged To restrict ourselves to few and refer 10
the circulars of Agents for testimonials from their
more immediate localities.
From Rev. Gorham ID. Abbott, Principal of tho
Spingler Institute, Union Park, n. \.
MEssRs. WHEELER Il WILSON, Gentleman:
Your Machine has been in use in my family Tor
some months. 1t has been seen and admired by
many ladies from al parts ofthe Union. lrcgard
il as the best Instrument have seen, for neatness,
variety, rapidity and beauty of performance. us
Introduction among the families of our land will
be L benefaction and blessing to mothers and
daughters.
Also the following from Mrs. Anna Cora Rit-
chic, of Richmond, Va. find your machine in
valuable. | have used it year, and it has never
been out of order. The stitch is very neat and du-
rablc and can be adapted to fine or coarse mate
rials. 1t works with the rapidity of dozen pairs
OF hands; saves much time, fatigue, and expense.
One of your machines is used in my fathers fam
ily another in the household of sister, and others
by various friends. The opinions OF all accord
with that-t have just expressed.
Reference is also made to citizens in every Coun-
ty, in this State who are now using this Machine.
Several thousands of the Wheeler Il Wilson ma
chimes are used in shirt and collar manufactures,
il being the only kind adapted to this business
We subioin the certificate of the principal houses
Ell "a ged in it in the City of New York
We have used tho Wheeler & Wilson machines
in the manufacture of shirts, collars ETC., for which
purpose they are perfectly adapted. Indeed, no
other kind is adapted to our business. Their quail
tiles are, simplicity and durability of parts, easo
of management, light and quiet movement, firm
ness of seam, economy Of thread, and beauty OF
stitch, alike upon both sides of the fabric sewed.
g. b. Hatch Il Co., 80 James Street.
q. A. Trowbridge Co., 81 Warren st.
Ensteiu & Jacobs, As Cedar Street
j. B. Young & Co., 70 Ann Street.
Morrison i Hoyt, IS Murray Street,
G. Duncomb, cor. Fulton and Nassau Streets
Stetthemcr Il Roscubaum, 80 Ncsey Street.
Fridenbcrg Il Godstein, 1876 William 81.
Burr Il Sanford, SO Nassau Street.
q. w. Blanchard, Isl Greenwich Street.
Caleb Muir, IS Courtland Street
A. Aransen, 10 Dey Street.
Litchfeld 4 Brady 81 William Street.
Frank i Brother, lO5 Liberty Street.
Max Herzog 81 Murray Street.
llerrck & Ferris, 292 Broadway.
S. P. Chaplin, lOS Broadway.
Morris Wilson, l69 Broadway.
Moody & Wigsans, 3l5 Broadway.
q. L. Green Aston House, Broadway.
my 17-eo3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-17
nTFN

Al Panorama. the residence Of her mother, IN
Saturday. the 18th inst, in the 3lSi wear Of her
,,,,. ROBERTA LOMAN STUART, wife ri Col.
charles f. Stuart. OF Alexandria, Va, and only
daughter OF The late Thomas L""dsiord L"m"N' OF
kiug George County.
In Berryviilc Clarke County. W., ut The resi-
sidcuce OF her brother, Rev thaS. hIte, Mnttltr
sh. had ron, on a visit. Miss KATE WHITE,
daughter Of the late VIM H. White. esd. OF froa-
rrrk shire
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-17

INT YOU GLAD?-Whem | tell you that ;s
y The Cheap Store / have seen The best bar
gains in White Goods | ever laid my eyes on
Real uicc dotted Swiss ut III cts. elegant fiaId
Muslin for only : cts also fine plain Sw's>cS an"
figured nice enough {" set married in. for - cts
= ward; Curtain MuSlu richly embroidered, Tor
% cts = ward and il that is 10" high he has some
at l2l els and in lacG he certainly sells yuu his
Goods cheap. Gail and see him At I32 King
street. my l3I IL. S1h" AM.
CtnEEP SIlEARS.-I have recently purchased
- at aurtion y Tot of English Shears, first rate
arlirl. which will sell AT less than importation
cost to close them ont Early application must
be made ,ls the lot is not very large.
,,yl3 JOHN I. CREIGHTON,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-17
III. O. CLAUGHTON,

attorney and Counsellor III Lar.
OFFICE No. I, Nogru FAIRFAX STREET.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
viii practice in the Courts of Alexandra, LoI-
doun. aud the adjoining counties, and Washing
TN CITY. my ll---3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-17
Arrival of Ex-President Pierce.

New YORK, May l6th.--The steamship
Karnak. from Bermuda, arrived this morn
ing Among the passengers are Ex-pres!-
dent Pierce and lady.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-17
w. B. RICHARDS, JR.,
No. Ito King Street, Alexandria, Va.
AGENT FOR
WHEELER Dc WILSON'S
NOISELESS

FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
WILL HAVE ON EXHIBITION, for ONE
w WEEK, commencing FRLDA Y, Nay 18Th,
1861 at J. IL. RixEYs VIRGINIA HOUSE, at Gull
pepper Court House, tho above valuable article,
and respectfully solicit call from those wishing
to purchase Machine that will be GUARAN-
TIED to do nil that it is represented to do, viz:
Stitch Gather, Hem, and Fell and which is war
ranted not to get out Of order. The w. & W.
Machine makes the some stitch on both sides Of
the work, the stitch does not rip, and the machine
makes very little noise, is not at all complicated,
and can be readily worked by child six years Of
age. A lady who fully understands the machine,
will instruct purchasers, and do all in her power
to learn them everything connected with the pro-
per working of it. The Agent will hold himself
responsible for any defect or imperfect working Of
the Machine, and will at all times be happy 10
give instruction in regard to its The prices
are $50. SIS, $50, Ss5, 500 and Sis.
Each Machine is warranted to be of the same
quality, and to do nice work, and the difference
of the size of the Machine, and finish of the cases.
makes tho difference in the price.
They will sew anything, from the finest muslin
to the heaviest fulpd. cloth.
SEWING MACHINES.
From the NeU York Obserrey.
They have become of the domestic institu-
tons of the country They are introduced with
great rapdity into all parts=of the land, and into
thousands of families. The following table shows
the growth Of the business. The principal Com
panies making them are Wheeler Wilson, l. NJ.
Singer & Co.. and Grover i Baker. OF the Ma
.h; 10 p ham, gold in
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-17
Fredericksburg Market, May Is.

The supply of money at New York continues
vury abundant At previous rates, notwithstanding
the contraction of loans by the banks. Private
letters from England speak discouragingy Of the
prospects of the next harvest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-17
- r1-71;,s. 80 -,r7:L,ys ssYSx-SI!
-S-~----s ..E-s---~l .Nst,~---TT-SE.s
CANAL CONNER C E
ANRINEn. Nav Ii

ARRIVED, May IT,
Boats IL. i {. i +. ,. Turner, K. Gregory, Mrs.
Byrs aud Vim. Fisher, coal to American Coal
Company.
Boats +. L. Botelcr, Young America, aud Hen
~ McCov, coal to Borden Mining Go.
Boats Phmuix aud Julia Ann Mc6raw, coal 70
FroSIhurg Coal Go.
Boats l. X. Iluntlcy, and Baltic, coal to Ale
suauy Mining Co.
Boats Martin Hoffman. and L. 7. Weld. coal te
7. j. Mchatiry.
Boat Robert L. Violet, flour 10 Blackjack x
Marshall.
CORN ME:.L AID BACON HAMS.
90 Bushels very superior WHITE COEN
~ MEAL
80 Country BACON HAMS, put up fo'
Family use
1000 bushels MILL FEED. yarl@n5 brands
.or sac by bANIEL CA"ooD
my l7-3t No. ). Union-st street
VINEGAR! NINEGAR!!-No. Vinegar f"'
: plcklimg and table use. on hand, and Tor Sale
by WM. 4. HART. No. III. King street.
Next door to Marshall House
Sign Of the Golden Mortar. my II
SUGAR CURED uAMS.--"CasSari's" super,
- i"r Pepper Hams; do. Star OF tho West
HAMS, just received, and for sale by
my L GARRETT uuLST.
RAC0N AND lard
- ~ hhaS. Sides and Shoulders
700 Hams, for sale by
mr Il WHEAT & BRO.
iUu BARRELS VIRGINIA MADE PURE
Aoo RYE WHISKEY, tor saIo by
ny II HUNTUN j kIDGELY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-17
IL L GREGORY.

Nos. rs and 10 hing street,
TAS for sale Refrgerators, Mater Coolers Tin
Safes. Ice Cream Freezers, Kerosene and
Coal Oil Lamps, Coal oil, Tin Ware. at who esale,
House Furnishing Goods Bath Tubs, Stoves, e..
my IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-17

uAY.--2O0 bales No. l Timothy Hay 10 ala
Ii by Lmy Il J. N. HARPER s 90. :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-17

Court DECISIONS The Court of Appeals,
in session at Richmond on Tuesday, decided
among other eases the following:
Brown vs.. DcEutts CT nj. Argued by H. l.
Daniel for appellant and A. A. Morson for appel
lees Decree of Circnt Court Of Eauquicr county
affirmed.
Burton vs.. McCorklc ct nj. Argued by Chas.
K. Slaughter and JAS. Garland Tor appellant ANA
Tucker Il Patton for appcieeS. Decree oi oircuIt
Court of Lynchbur- affirmed.
Cooper vs.. Hepburn. ct al. Argued by II. W.
Davis and s. f. Beach for appellant, and +. l.
Smith for appelIccs. Decree .! Circuit Court OF
Alexandria affirmed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-17

NIs1roRs. the vast crowd which
throngcd the grounds of the President :
Mansion, last evening, were great many
Alcxanlrians, who having awaited them
selves Of the opportunity presented by the
glorious weather of yesterday to visit WASH
ington, on Il Japanese hunt concluded to
remain until the hour appointed for the /.
S. Marine Band To discourse their best music
for the Oriental visitors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-17

SCARCITY OF Coal NEssEIS.-Shippers OF
coal from this port, we understand, have I'M
usually large orders this season, aud since
the opening of the canal the receipts have
been good; bat much complaint Is made
uf the great and continued scarcity OF YES
sells This is unfortunate us the demand Tor
them is extraordinary, owing to the recent
bad condition of the canal preventing early
business and the urgent character Of the
orders. Frc~hts, in consequence. are much
i;giIrr than is usual ut this time vi the year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-17

FATAL AccIpEST.-Thc Lou,loun Mirror
says during the storm last week. man
bv the name of John Sexton: and another
by the name Of Edwards, attempted to close
the doors of ArniStcad Nliicr's shed or barn
in this county. While in the act the wind
blew the roof oft, Immediately killing Sexton
and severely injurins Edwards.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-17

Loss or Cows.-Wc are Informed that Il
wholesale theft of mnilch cows took place on
Saturday night last, no less than live having
been stolen from different parties. This
crime is becoming more frequent than agree
ablc.-NW. Int.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-17

MISUNDERSTANDING the speakers expected
to address the Ratification Meeting to-mor-
row night. are Hons 7. a. K. Nelson. iior-
ace Maynard, and W. B. Stokes, of 'lcnnrs-
see: Green Adams, OF kentucky, and W. Il.
Brownlow, editor of tie Knoxville Wing.