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LETItR FROM CT IKE EQUITY, Va.

correspondence OF the AieAund IL Oazelle.l
DECEMBER Is h. 1866 - The B Tie dye tor
the last doy,r wo.has presented quite Will
Try apptala c., from fall Of SLOW on tie
n!ght OF he ltf, b lug the first OF he Water,
fol this section Fafmer, a'e generally busy
IN gettIng IN heir corn c1opS, and maklng ar
rangem, nt5 for the c,lni'g winter, which,
general prediction says, is IL bc hard one
Christ mas, which is drawing nigh, will, in
muny respects, be unlike its predecessors OF
former years. as its principle feature used to be
the large Assem-, hlage OF Negroes arrayed in
their best attire, collected about the villages,
aud spread over the country, looking. out Tor
new homes, and visiting old ones l. was only
| necessary to look at their bright and merry
faces 20 convince any enc that they we're a most
| the happlest portion Of Oh: reputation, il not
the most free How the matter stands "l!h
them now 9e leave for OF hers TO say Many
| who owneG large nunlb::s Of negroes formerly,
and have, from the iJrc3 OF circumstances,
been driven to resort either to white laAcr Or
negro laoor only sufficient for their wants, ex-
press the opinion that as Mattyr Of economy
il is best as it H. One thing i, certain, that with
;nnr fl hs OF he slave ah"r ont Of this section,
and with M iitirx o. he. fully much iaI q
i under cui. ivatiun and the HOik d0ra III i't'-
| t,.r >tyia thar. iorme!y. This may DC a mateT
!nr investigation jY t,;:T Gallcn! jftGh1s ia Jon
| gress.
! tGhy VI hpai crop presents q better appearance
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LETTER FROM UPPERvILLE, va.

TCorrcspondencc Of the Alexandria Gazette
UppERVIbLE, Va, Dec IA i believe ali OF
our tal mcrs have flushed killing their pork,
and many have rowed moss Of the land for
the next corn crop Very little OF the present
crop is housed yet, as the weather is too cold
now to shuck I think the average Of this
crop is about seven barrels per acre. The
wheat is !nnking remarkably well, and II the
Radicals and Joint worm will let Us alone, |
think We will make 20, crops next year, by
which time wa will have The Manassas Gap r.
r 10 carry our produce 10 market, and 1t Will
IF ,rd us d lily aia which will bring US the
good old Gaz"'tr every day at noon.
Daring recent VIII to your city, | stoppcd
at the Mansion House, kept by Maddux
e Son, and nund there al excellent hotel
cunduc' ed IN thu hest manner, with all the del
lcac,s and Injuries OF the scaon. Including
,,',r. re- on ii. table, and all evoked in tn" hes'
nlannrr AID ~c.vc in the finest lyle. hope
he ct .biShnl NJ NAY continue t, receive such
Il Id raj SI,arr OF Ia he I'atrn"nge a. ii justly
.,,.rtveS OCCASIONAL.
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ITPETN,t NEWS.

The decision ct Gen. Scho6eld in the case Of
Dr.. Watson, Of Rockh' idge, was given on Fri
day 1t was that the defendant, charged with
shooting negro in Rockbridec county, and
thereby causing his death, should be tried be
fore military com mission, and not before the
civil cour $. Tie trial will take place On the
l9h of December The counsel for the pris-
ouer protest against such proceedings.
Another piece of roguery on the part Of
Fi,ut, the u. S. agent in Norfolk, has just
come to light. A draft to the amount of S.,
O00 that had been paid to Flint at the First
Narioral Bark in Norfolk. and sent to Wa,h
ington for. collection, has been returned as q
Iorserg, at er lying in he I. S. Treasury some
n.rnths
There Is reason to e'ir, that the vineyards
f The Piedmont valley will become an imp,r
rant S, u,ce Of wealth 10 Virginia he sur
unding mountain ranges give them warm
and rv, ciima Z, wnlch is pec4lirrly favorable
IT, gr~pe cu!'pre.
NJ, n c d. mus, who has been in command
oi he Mi AIRY Pot in r de- lex burg ! ,'m-
n,o tbs past, is, t. De relieve wh,.u NJ +
Burnett, Of Ph ladelphia, will assume CON-
mand.
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Yirpin;a Interests Plan ProDosed.

Ne,o.y irJ,a. rh, r chmo:.i " my he fol
I'w,ug Proposed pan, with the arguments, II
bii't, in Ms favor: ..,
eve .r"pnsr," >ays be Wing, "a plar
Whit! We triEk witi ,nlIand yhr att, n,Ioi
n:l;: n tn I, fir 0! "iI ti'i ki"g i
i,ial, ,,utlning he fitres' lending III erestS "i
h ~'at"- the ciha"c, ;!:e'.t oE me value 0
oar l.njs Use irmtno i)m oi roIr0n'; lnipr"rc
men :. an the evrOu a-c'uGnt O! lmN.lgrat:O
he siinIla CO, trva"ce We i:,Gicatc Us cundu
vi>e 70 hi thr.r -tU!d interest. is the passage
b. he General Assembly OF general 'airoa'
law authorizing any railroad company. whct hel
is al should BE- comfl ted or urr"mpct d.
to purchase within certain prescribed iiiu'>
lands con;ign0;., 10 is line III 90 such terms as
1t en- make, and 20 pay Tor thrri III stock
bond, or mnnev, rs nay &c agreed upon -slci
lands 50 rurchaoi ~ be Sri!I"': 20 sale within
iImHcd tine from the cnInpctlnn OF the wof K
or il tie case Of roads already c. nstr ucre ed
Il Thin a limited time iroui tbs date OF pur
chase.
''I'ho ai0pti1n d This plan would not only
inrni~h r#ro d enterprises with tho means o.
construction. and IiHs extern! their iiivamta2H>
10 every ;.n1,on u: ;Ho S'ata. hut ii - u:r
max" every la't0r3 III agency for selling *
sur:,llls lands q thr State. It woul! do more
it woud make every raroad c"mpsny ar
immigration agvncy- ard al. this would bt
", hal; rxpense, t,r he saia,ied officers Of
,ho<c commands, ;7aud ali acf g. suoh agents
he State ans iniiy,duai5 would mus. without
any cos; 10 item, mi y a! the k@nefi 5 acc'n
Ing frDii, such AZ; Nc ga Ih. interests O. fh'
railroads.. III" State. and all individuals in ii.
I2n,atiiv7"a!GE: S7n;;Ii in roinri2ci,r and II
ur,ja..u ] his pi.n, i carried ont, uoad 70
ii"va what has he, = ir!J rs en- e;i!--:ne system
al !.,;ng distant c0m'uuni les t:f,;:pr c0n:giiU
ti,:, 70 build roa'is III which they nave no IN
fs:ast. It would compel! NC sh"Gld rather say
eIaE?a, each community 80 construct is OWL
,!n;roveHent, designed inr Is own brretit, BY
~ own means-aod elis with convenience
hitherto Unknown. -.
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MARRIED.

In Washington, on the 18th of Novembe
1866, by the Rev. Jim Chester, GEORGE F.
OS':UOD, Of Panrisvilte, st Lawrence county,
ter of julia and the late james l. Henderson,
OF AleXa' dria, Va.
On the 18th instant by the Rev. George "
Harris, Mr. WIN. ,. REID and Miss AMAN-
ia MuORE, daughter of Peytvn Moore esq
Of Loudoun county
On he 18th instant by the same, JOHN T.
CROW. esq Of Re1ryvi,le, and Miss 1SA BEL
La L. Sc TIE, daughter of a. Il. Settle, esq,
OF FauTuier county ,....
On the 18th instan , by the same, MOSES L.
GIBSON, esq, and Miss u RGARET A.
MOORE, daughter Of Peyton Moore, esq, of
LIuduun couny.
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Virginia Legislature

RtCHH0SD, Va, Dec. Is The Senate has
passed the Hou>c bill postponing the payment
of the interest on debts until the 1t Of Angus
next Both Houses elected on joint ba Hot the
pres enf Secretary Of The Commonwealth, and
Auditor # Pu"lic Accounts There wasno
oppoyition to the ircumbents.
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There is but one Revolutionary pensioner
left-Samue Downing, of Saratoga county,
New York. A cpntrhuror TO the New York
Evening" Post. suggests that some public te>ti-
mnniai be paid his sale survivor Of our Revo
luti nary struggle -----
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AEWA UF IUE Ia /
$50 s1:pao the uery uye aud Loycf the times


A gentleman vino has investigated the matter
somewhat fully this season, believes the true
popula ion is about 100, 900 soul. for the Terri
tory, and $4,000 OF 5000 tor the city.
Mr.. Roberts, President Of one Of the wings
OF the Fenians has addressed letter 10
Colonel Ly nch. now under sentence OF death
in tauada for being concerned lH the fenian
raid. President Roberts regrets that Lynch Is
not 10 be hanged, Tor the reason that his
hanging would Of great Scr' Ice to the tenlau
cause, and would be tho means Of largely re-
pleuishing the Fenian Exch qner. I ~..
The notices recently published concerning
the GisooAtiuuance OF Southern postohces are
Iiatlc 70 be misunderstood. No wholesale dis
Continuance OF Offices now in operation is anti
cipAted, but the action OF the Poslofhce De
partmcnt refers only to the many Offices in the
South which were suspended at the commence
..,erG oil the war in 1861. and whiei! have not
pee been toc,u:iiy Evooen~d. ..
The bill Intro !rced by Thaad2us Stevens 30
'iracnnsrruc1' North Caron= vas drawn hy;s
!.vr.r Of that State, and yieep III cnarge 10
Ssav, rs by q committee, who have recently
vii ed Washington under the lead CT the
notorious Holden, 8 former secassionis', who
voted in the State Convention for the secession
OF III Sac
L has n~cn i;::,Yn or some weeks that the
whiskey frauds were being initiated III tobacco
manufacture. Special agents have been for
some months on the track The result was
me arrest Of several parties IN Neg York,
charged with swearing to false aud fraudulent
returns Of tobacco with iotent 10 rob the Gov
crpment.
President Johnson's household is thus or.
ganzed under law passed by Congress at its
last session Private Secretary, Robert John
son; Assistant Secretary, Robert Morrow;
Secretary to Sign Land Patterns, Edward D.
Nciil; Aid~-de- Camp, Colonel William 6.
Moore; Lieut. Col Wright Rjyes; COL Andrew
K. Lang. . ...... ...... ....
A proclamation has been issued by Governor
Swami, declaring that Mc>ses. IcCul"ugh,
Archer, Phvlp+, Francis Thomas, and Stone
were duly elected on the 9Th Of November
m mhcrs of the Z s. House Of Representa-.
tives, 10 REPRESENT Maryland in the tortieth
Congress. .-.-.
Tie BIDS for goods to he furnished to the
Indians for thu Year 1867 were received and
opened at he flee OF Indian Affairs Satur-
day. There was livey competition hetween
nl~rch: utS i. :, Luis aud New York; 'uI
he ou stiun lie ween lie WASH It settled.
''''h II e1 So L ., ''' " WV '''''"'
Se''' '''''''2 ~ A''>''I' ;, >',' VI
'"", , = ';a2s; ~, r,ora ~ .n.., y &C..
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1t will be srer that 're death Of Carl ira
Empress of " xico, Is announced in rhe di~,
a che ff,,m E,urop: But duu'.t> are thrown
over Ti.e corrvc: ns<S If he i:,ieigence
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The U. S. frigate NEW IRoSsIDEs, built in
Philadelphia in 1862, at cost of s750,oO0,
was destroyed by fire yesterday, at League
Isl nd on the Delaware river, below Philadel-
phia The origin Of the fire is not yet a<cer
tain,d. An investigation will Immediately be
made A furious northeast storm prevailed
whilst the vessel was burning ..'.
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DANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE, VA
IL IN FULL OPBRATION.-This Sine
hunorcd Institution is again III successful! opera
ton with Il full Corps o. Professors The chairs
Of the several sCh os are f led by able and cX-
. ,encrd men. There are FIVE literary and Sci
e.tifc .chouis. viz: Of Ancient LnneuH.e s,
Mathematics, Chemistry and Natural Phil''so-
IN ,Mur;l Philosophy md .dodern LNngunge'.
ln "A It'll n t. the above the Board OF Trustees
have established SchOol OF Commcrciri
sc enre with the view 81 giving 10 the young
II, en- Of the country Business Education
TO graduates IN all these >ch""ls Diplomas
are g, antrd, and the degrees IF 3Ache!or Of Ar,s
and Master If RS are nterr' upon stud nj;
wiz. acc ,mpli,h II crrlain cOur The high
sr,dr of >cholu ship, formerly required Is ST.
mn 'ntaine We have Il full Chemical and
Philosophical Apparatus jOr the illustration Of
Ire l"crtion Of he College IS M uTpa'Sed To-
health and grniaiiiy 1t l. sit atrd midway be
TIVE the mountains and the sea bOnrd and
duringa career OF thirty three years, and with
III ., sands Of ."ung mn in &tt.lldancr, til re
ms never b en- Il death arising ON malaria or
o. her lUCa. ru;is". Ne r0t,.ss t. odu nj young
mes nni only msntalIy ana morally bat physi-
c;lly also.
Board i sixteen dollars per month Tuition
from $40 to $40. according 10 tx number Of
81 huos attended $50 viii cover The expenses
OF bnurG tche cts for Aree schoO $, Manifestation
and contingent tees Ten !LOHLHN.
Rooms in the 9 lie &c free of charge. out the
student pr"vi - MS own furniture fuel %l'l
lights Young nj VINO preparing E'r the
ministry and those disabled BY the late WAT wlo
are unable 10 FAY their tuition. will be Ali"W' q
t. attend any or al Of the schools free o. charge
Tn olegn is s'tua Il near B,ydton. the
county seat ui Mecklcnhurg county, "a
Arrangements are made t, tran port :tHdct!,*
from RiGgw Y Dept, OH the tale! h and Wet
don Railroad, whilst q conv"ynnc" leHve> Roam
okn station, on the Richmond and Danv'iie
Railroad on Mon avs, Wednesdays and FRI
daya, g. d the VT Trap Depot, on the sam"
road Tuesdays Thursdays ara Sutn' d Us.
Ne solicit liberal Mtrnn+gc rom Mary land,
Virginia and Nc~,h Cnculns from tbs West,
South and >0uthWc +.
Students will be received q: any Sine The
second term vii! commc'.c. on the 81" d9v OF
February next Young men wis be received
and pre- arcd for lhr Co.!":a proper. For !Q:-
tn? pnrtirE'&r: addr'Sa The UnGerslL n"H AZ
Hnv1.:gn, Mecklcmhurg CO.. VI
THOMAS C. JOHNSON,
Preside 4 II. College.
Jr~yr vNpTITC &. Va j,.n IL: E. y e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-17

GEORGETOWN LIVE SToCT MARKET - The
marktc for live stock was rather poorly stacked
last week sou head Of beef cattle, $40 hra /
Of sheep, and about $50 ho>s Beet brVu- mt
from 81 3 to S7.5H per hundred pounds sheep,
81 IL to s. 50; hogs, 50 per hundred pounds,
net-an advance on best lots of beef 81 cents,
and decline Of 30 cents on hogs and u slight
| advance on sheep compared with our last que
titiOliS. .......s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-17

TIE Coal TKADE.-The decline in frcights
this week, and the great anxiety among the
shipp- rs to clear their wharves while vessels
caused . decline in the price Of coal Of about
rs cents per ton White ash is now selling, on
board of vessels at So to $3.23 and red ash at
So Is Il $50 as to quality,
In biluminous Tor Broad Top tn re has been
no change, and prices continues hrln-f2 " 20
s. IS on board of vessel
There is now considerable activity in tie re-
tail trade, with favorable prospects of improve,
ment Since the setting in of this cold spell
dealers have been quite busy delivering Goa!
lows: . ~
Lrhigh broken and egg, s. so; stove, 50 ;
Schuylkill broken and egg, $3.50: stove $50
tons Off, 24Q It's.
should this cold weather continue any length
oftime. prices will in all probability advance. es
very Lutte coal now reaches this market, -Ph1lH.
+ North american, 18th. .