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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-26

Letter From Prince william.

[Corresponaence of the alexandria Gazette
A meeting of the citizens OF Prince William
vas held at Coles Store on last "Wednesday
evening. A. Nicol and James F. Clark, esqs.
made speeches. Tic Conservative people are
aroused to sense Of this danger that sur
round them, and will vote to man Tor the
Walker ticket and for Mr.. Mckenzie
Messrs. Nico and Clark will also speak at
Trenis Store tomorrow evening.
Harvey hyde the Radical preacher and
president of the registration board Tor the low
err district in tbs county has been giving ceTti-
Goa,es of registration to applicants VINO nave
given notice Of permanent removal from MS
district, and he has issued these certificate,
with only two names on them, ms own auu
that of Jesse Bates. Hyde sgns Jesse nam
for him. Hyde told the persons applying ioi
these certificates that tco names we're all ,ia'
would be required, and yet the board at man
oss,s c,mposed of Fits, Round and Plnn, (all
blacks, but Pinn Is slightly the bIackcSt) WouIi
not admit to their registration lists the names
of these gentlemen because their certiuc ~
were signed by firo Only Of the board. The
consequence of such down right duplicity, II,
norance or preyarication | can tell which, VIII
he TO exclude from voting these gentlemen be-
cause they are Conservatives, and respectable
in political sentiment.
1t is thought that Fits, the Manassas regis
| rar will be a candidate to msrepresent Us II
the Legislature He surely can be candl
date unless Gen Canby's order is ignored.
| The ladies' Of the Memorial Association IN
tend giving tableau and dramatic entertain
m1nt at Manassas, il the course OF ten OF
twenty days. Some able speakers will be Sc
ectei to deliver the introductory address. Due
notice of time and place will be given IN tho
Alexandria Gazette and the Manassas Gazette
4 large attendance is earnestly hoped Tor. The
scenes and representations will be OF the best
| and most entertaining character. TYRONE
pRlNoE WmLAM Co, Va, June %. ISGl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-26
RApIcAL CONTENTION.

The Convention met 1T Up. IN, June II ia.
On motion, Il. u. Eecklnv was called H. tho
Chair temporarily, ani l.. Il. pinn Secretary.
Tho Cha- stated that tho Convention was
called for the purpose Of nominating suitable
gentleman to ill the vacancy OF John g. Clark.
On motion the Chairman appointed II com
mttee of five on credentials and permanent
officers, consulting OF Josiah Willard, Hannibal
King, Wm. A. Wroe, II. &. Robinson and
Amos E.ThompsOn.
The committee retired and soon announced
the following report:
FIRST Wafd-L. u. Harmon, r. s.. Fowler,
Amos Il. Thompson, John sales, Henry Ditch
cr VIM. Jones.
Second Ward-H G.. Robinson, Low Potter,
VI. H. ID. Williams, Edgar Johnson.
Third Ward--H. II. Arnold. K. ID. Becklcy,
Haunhlc King Rudolph Thompson, George L.
Dougiass, :ilas Wllkina, VIM. IT, Burke, ko BIT.
Armstrong K0bt. Braddock.
Fourth Ward-josah Willard, K. H. Lvles,
Armstead Wet, John Rcsburn, Il. Il. Pnn,
&. 4. Henry Edgar K. Beckley.
On motion, the Convention went u ballot
ing fora candidate for the Virginia lower house
of delegates, which resulted in the election of
James 4. Close by , majority and X. &. Arm
strong Il, -. After the nomination was made
UNANIMOUS, Oh motion there WAS a committee
appointed t. call mass meeting in this city on
Monday night July 9Th. Then adjourned sine
die. X. d. BECK LEY Prest.
f. T. fINN, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-26
VIRGINIA NEWS.

An election Of professors took place at the
Virginia Medical College in Richmond,
on Thursday DR.. James &. AlcCaw. late
professor OF chemistry, was chosen TO Till the
vacancy in the chair OF practical chemistry,
created by the resignation OF DR.. Tucker. Dr.
r. S. j. PEBBLES was elected to the chair Of
chemistry, and Dr. }. s. Dorsey Cullen to the
protcssorshp of diseases Of women anu chill
dren.
The Rockingham Oh Commonwealth says :
At Broadway Depot near the confluence OF the
North branch Of the Shenandoah, with Linyils
Greek, in thia couay several buildings are
being erected, ui,n lee concrete gravel plan,
after the method known as gr0ntiug This plan
is being adopted in preference TO frame or
brick work, where material - abundant, rs It
is at Broadway.
Mr.. W. Mccormick, 4 member Of the Board
of Trustees OF Washington College, being IN
able TO attend the commencement exercises on
Thursday. generously sent cheek for 5000.
"as n substitute tor his personal appearance.
Rev. Il. A. Holland, Of Baltimore, addressed
the Literary Societies, and Gen. Lee distributed
the medals and diplomas.
The Richmond State journal announce that
Gen. Candy has removed Mr. Walter {. New
berry, mayor Of Petersburg, Va, ami appoint
| ed DR.. Pierce. a radical OF plnwlddlc comfy,
Va, in his place The same paper states that
Gen. Charles Van Wyck, member OF Congress,
will spend next week in canvasslug the State
for Wells and Harris.
The Radical managers IN Richmond have
thrown overheard the ticket Tor the Legislature
from that city, which they lately nominated,
and adopted new one. Ga thls---for the
Senate-there are two white and ore co'ored
man for the House Of Delegates white men
and ; colorcd men.
That liberal hearted Nirrjuan, now resi-
dent of Chicago, Leanicr &. McCormiek, has
again illustrated his kindness oi feeling Tor hi;
native Valley, in the pitt al splendid four feet
Moving Machine, to the new Church now
going up in Mt. Crawford.
The business of market gardening has been
more extensive tbs season. ia the vicinity OF
Norfolk, than ever before Every steamer
which leaves that port Tor a Northern market
is ircrhtei to it, utmost capacity, and still
much rroluse j. left on hawh1rycs after every
trip.
Some thiak that, hy the registration Just
closed, the white Conscryl,ic1 majority has
increased about 20, 600.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-26
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. June 2-Ihe mar
ket this morning was quiet, and the transactions
to " very limited extent. Outside Of the city
trade there is 70 demand tor Flour. Their
were no sale, of Wheat reported on Change
today good red may be quoted at l4O ana
rhine 1T l50 Corn active for white and mixed
but yellow dull; prices firm for the former,
with salos at %, 81 and 95. In Rye there Is
nothing doing; quotations nominal. oats
steady, but receipts light; salas at *.
GEoRG ETowN CATTLE MARKET esterdsy
was the dullest market day OF the season at the
Droyers' Rest. Five hundred head of Cattle
were offered at 50aS7 90 per 100 lbs gross l0lO
Sheep and Lambs 50aSi 90; Cows and Calves
25nS7o; Veal Calvel 4nS7 per 100 lbs. Much
of the stock above meniioLod remains unsold,
of which some remain over, aud l20 head OF
Cattle were driven to Baltimore and Ii market
= L..-..nak INN (n.uicr-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-26
ALEXANDRIA.

1t seems strange not to see on our desk, every
day, the familiar and time honored National
Iutelligeneer We regret the circumstances
that have led to it, temporary suspension. 1t
will be merged in the Washington Express,
and, probably, revived shortly The lnteGgen-
Ger was an institution OF Washington city.
We have not agreed with it, during the war,
and since, on all political matters, but We have
always had respect Tor it, from its own merits,
and from old associations The writer Of this,
vas happy in the uniform friendship Of its
former proprietors, Gales Il Seaton, continued
from his early youth until they passed from
the stage of action-a friendship without 4 Jar
or the slightest intermissiOn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-26
Nv Green a Wise.
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonoer5.j
GOM SALE.


COMMISSIONER SALE.
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court o
Aleyandria county, Virginia, rendered at Feo
ruarv term, 1861, in the SUIT OF John H. De
vaughn and wife. plaintiffs, w: James H. De
vaughn ct AL defendants, 10 chancery, the un;
der.igned, c mmissoners therein named: VII
offer Tor snlo, by punlic auction on SATU T.
DAY, the 18th Of July, 1863, at II O'clock M,
IN font OF the Mayors Office in tho city OF
Alexandria a TENEMENT and LOT OF G.
GROUND in the city of Alexandra. be- LII
ginning AT " point 90 feet inches IRON rrihce
street. and running along that limo south - iee'
@ incke- thenco east - feet inches; thence
west Il roct inches to tho beginning Inc
building is two story frame with rooms the
uppcr part rebuilt during the war.
Terms One third Of the purchase money to
be paid III cash. and the residue in two equal
instalments nj siX and twelve months from tho
day Of salo with interest. Tho purchaaer to give
his bonds with good personal security, tor the
deferred payments and the title to be retained
until the purchase money ls fully paid.
Stamps ard conveyancing at the cost CT INC
rrrchaser. GEO. WIN. BRENT.
). FERG USON BEACH.
;o06-ts Commissioners of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-26

Again, We must call the attention Of our
citizens, especially, to the importance, on ac-
count OF our local interests, OF cndeavoring to
secure the election of the Conservative ticket
tor the Legislature. 1t is, especially, incun-
bent on u, in view of the many matters councc
ted with the business and prosperity of our city,
that we should have representatives in the
Legislature, identified with Us, aud capable Of
acting for US, with efficiency. The Conserva,
tive ticket commends itself on that account,
particularly. 1t should he voted for, on that
account, irrespective of party by all who wish
Alexandria to prosper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-26
lCoMMUNICATED.

The County Organization clause ia the pro-
posed Constitution, is Observation-Disclosures
many particulars especially in the increase OF
officers and expenses But some think We can
bear the experiment, for while, Of the sutsti-
tuition Of Judge to hold Courts, in the place
of Magistrates, aud the transferring of matters
OF finance, roads, &c, to Board OF Superb
sors. As change and innovation are the order
OF the day, these may not be the acoyS OF the
changes. At any rate q very few years
probably one or two-will settle the question
hope for true convention of the people of
Virginia, when things get settled FAIRFAX.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-26

The resignation Of Mr., BoRIE, the Secretary
OF the Navy, is not unexpected His appoint
ment was not iudiciou5 one, TOR has his triot
career in Office given much satisfaction either
10 those connected with the Navy, OF the pub
iic 1t is said that Mr. BOre resigned Cu ac-
count Of his failing health, and the require
ments of his private business. His successor
Is Mr.. Robson, of New Jersey, who vas
Attorney General OF that State, aud Is repre-
seuted TO be an advanced Republican -
which, We suppose, means IN EnehlE. aG ultra
Radical
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-26

WHEAT.-The wheat crop of Culpeper county
is now mostly harvested, and the yield has
been generally above an average. Indeed, some
farmers think it the best crop which has been
gathered in ten years. Our people have reason
10 be thankful for the bounteous favor, Tor
truly it was much needed. - CHlpeper Observer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-26
Ie,,cr from Madison County.

-
Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette.
MADISON Court HOUSE,, June 81. Chas.
Whittesey, the candidate OF the Liberal por-
ton OF the Republican party and the P'c"('T
EicaG of the colorcd people OF the Seventh
teriay at Madison Court House, and immedi-
atey proposition was made to divide time with
him in the Court House, which he declined on
the ground that he had been treated badly there
before, and had some private matters to talk
over at the Grove with his colored friends. =
The parties followed him 10 the Grove. He
spoke for three quarters Of an hour, and was
followed by Col. j. l.. kemper for more than
an hour, and he (WhittlcScy) was allowed to
close in three quarters of an hour. Tie was
literally fayed alive and will probably remem-
b or Madison county to his latest day.
j. j. Robinson, the colored candidate, was
the worst lashed lellow in the crowd. The rc-
cord of the County Court of Orange was pro
duced against him, in which it showed he had
been convicted of felony. Col. kemper told
him he.should neither hold office nor vote, aud
that II Justice was melted out to him he would
now be in the penitentiary. 1t is reported that
4 considerable sum has been sent to this and
other counties from the Union League. 1t will
get into nice hands, and will doubtless be fob
bed aud kept without accomplishing any good
whatever.
Madison county will give good account OF
herself on the 9TH of July.
Major }. W. Walker, the canlidat tie for the
Legislature, will doubtless carry the county by
| three hundred majority at least, to the utter
dlsmay of Wells & Co. The Conservative
State Senator will also be elected. don
know what the vote will be in this Congress
siona district but it will be as large as will
| satisfy any modest man.
The colorcd people are sadly demoralized.
Some Of them will vote the Walker, aud the
True Republican ticket, or failing to do so
will leave the great question OF t he times TO
be settled by the white people. MADISON,
LoUpoUN COUNTY. Juno Court levied for
county expenses Sl0, 500, including levy OF
-, G29 90 for the poor. For road purposes
$lG,Sl0, of which Sl2 900 is to be expended IN
repairing roads the ensuing fiscal year Seven
hundred dollars levied IN lS6S for bridge over
Goose Creek, on the Aldie and Smokers Gap
Turnpike, was ordered to be retand in the
hands Of Commissioner b. Z. holland, until a
like sun was subscribed by individuals, Tor the
erection OF the bridge.
As agent Tor the firm of Green X Wise, Of
Alexandria, Mr. j. G.. Coleman. sold farm of
100 acres, belonging to Mr.. Seihold to Mr..
Howard OF Maine for $4,000. 100 acres of Mr..
A. :. Tebb's land to Mr. Pulling Of New \ ork,
for $500.
Postofice at Dayesvilc Loudoun county, is
re.established and Miss Leah Palmer, appoint
ed Postmistress.
Most Of our farmers are now busily engaged
in harvesting. The crop promises well. Los.
JWq Uns'jAgtoajoa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-26
MARINE LIST.
AIM rosr 4 80 NOON KISEs."........9 81
sim srrs. 60 HIGH WATER mig. "
popT OF ALEXANDRIA, JUNE 10

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JUNE III.
ARRIVED
Schr Federal Hill, Wheeler Washington, u
schr A u :3cnll. Jetiries Boston. to 7 Ag-
new. VII -
Schr Jane tm or, Van CieAt. New York, 10
j L Agnew.
SAIiRp.
Schr Fo!cral Hill, Wheeler, Norfolk, coal by
J 7 Agnew
Schr il ID :ieuil, Jetlroa Boston, coal by } +
Agnew. VI
coal by j i Agnew.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Cosmos Parsons. for this port, cleared
at Now York oath inst.
Schrs VIM Colyer, Taylor; Ida Bridsall,
Potter, and A 2 Cranmor, Cranmer, hence nj
New lor, 2ith inst
Schr Patterson, Corson, hence at Nor
wich I'D iast.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-26
l,cffcr from EauouiIr County.

correspondence of the Alczanlria Gazette
TIE PLAINS, FAUQUIER CoU%lY, June II
The registration has Just closed al this pre-
cinct, and stand a follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-26
MARRIED.

At :, windsor, on the 22d of June at the resi-
dence Of the brides father, by Rev. .. a. Kin
solving, DOUGLASS TYLER to NIRGl N Ia,
daugLt. of Col. j. NJ. Harrison. all of lou
douu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-26
EtIE,. ID.

In L,u4oau county, Va, on the 2lst instant
Mr.. JOHN $ WILSON, in his Slst year
flee, burg and Baltimore papers please copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-26

| think there are but two old bclriddcn men
left unregistered in this district. gu may set
this county down at 900 majority for WakeTI'
and near that for friend Lewis Mckenzie. Is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-26
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOX ALEX
| ANDRlA COUN TI:

y \
vs.. In chsncery.
lohn Eaglee and othoTs. J
By the decree rendered in tho above entitled
cause on the 81 day Of June, 1869, tho under
signed, thereby appointed special commissioners
for the purpose Is directed to proceed to exc
cute the decree Of May term, 1868, in said cause
ani 10 perform the duties thereby required
and that, on "A SGT day and place. as soon as
practicable ui which tho said Executors and
tho SAID John Naglcc, or their respective coun-
eel OF record, shall have four weeks previous
notice in Whiting, the sad Commissioners shall
proceed to tho execution Of this and tho said
former DEGREES and the Court doth further or
der and deere; that the SAID Commissioner shall
make any special report that either party may
require, and shall return his report 10 the next
terra o. tho Court.
Notice is hereby given that shall proceed to
execute the DEGREES above referred to,on MON
DAY, tho ID day of August, 1869, at ten o cp k.
n. IN. at the office Of W. G. Yeaton, III Stew
arts Block, King street, Aexandris.
r. JOHNSTON,
=. ~ J,md,, Snecial COmm'r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-26
I IME-THE FRONT ROYAL. VA, LIME
and LUMBER MANUFACTU RING co.

IME-THE FRONT ROYAL VA, LIN
i and LUMBER MAN UFACTOf lNd 70
turel by them in Warren county, Va, to the
extent ol $1,000 barrels per year, and offer 1t to
the public ut wholesale or retail, either IN pulk
or in barrels, Mt the lowest market prices, De,
iverad vt their depots Alexandria, va, No. 4'
Union street, or Washington, d. C., cor , iMh
near Front Royal This Lime is Of known SUI
ucriority, rs will bn attested by any of the Mas
ter Pla.lerers in Washington or Alexandra.
Orders by mail or otherwise may be addressed
to A. ". DENHAM, Superintendent, Confiu-
once p. O., Va. JOHN PkTTlBONE, Wash
ngton, ID. {.
"Washingtol. d. C.--Thisisto certify that we
have used tho Lime manufactured by the Vir-
gina Lime Co. and have invariably found it to
be OF "a very superior quality, and makes very
large Weld and would strongly recommend 1t
to the builders of this District
Joseph 5 Boss, Master Plasterer John Keller,
Plasterer; sc. Msgruder. Bricklayer; Miller
s. kusk, Stone Ma.ons Dant & BURY, Brick
lsvers' je 25-eolms
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-26

The Radical Candidates i1r The @enaloria
Distinct, COMPOSED of the committees OF Alezan
,ria. L1naaun and Fai,tis. nominated hy the
Radical Convention h,hlat lenna on the ;221
inst, arc Spencer y. Coe, Of Falliay, and ),
Is. Tailor, of L1uloun 10th ultra Radicals
".iu,lrr l;r,nhrll. Of Richmond, arpclted al
tins conversion, anl made a polltlta hhranpu'
T.. D. Rr,klr.y, c,lorrd. received even vote
mt nf li,.it,..utv cl. T.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-26

The attentirn Of the teachers OF this State is
requested t., a notice of the fourth annual meet
ing OF the Educational Socety of Virginia, to
be he'd at Lexington, ON the 18th OF next
m0stb Matters of interest, IN reference 10 the
cause of education, will then BE- brought forward
for their consideration.