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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-05-16
CHEsArrAKg AID Ono CANAL AID BAfTf-
MoRE AND Ono RAN RoAp.
A Compromise Effected.


A Compromise Effected.
On the 7th inst. at our City Hall, a
General Meeting was opened of the
Stockholders of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company, according to-
legal notice; when the following inn
portant Report was presented by the
President of the Company:
To The Stockholders Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company in Gener-
al Meeting.
The President and Directors beg
leave respectfully to submit, along with
a copy of the act of the General AS
sembly of Maryland, in pursuance of
which the present general meeting has
been convened, report, approved by
them, of a committee of their Board,
appointed to confer with a committee
of the Board of Directors of the Balti-
more and Ohio Rail Road Company.
By order, and on behalf of the Pre-
sident and Directors.
C. F. MERCER,
President Of Ches. 81 o. c. Company.
Canal Office, Washington, Mdy7, 1888.
The committee appointed, by the or
der of the Board Of the 9th of April
last, to confer with committee of the
Board of Directors of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company, have
performed that duty; and afe several
conferences with that committee, as
well in Washington, as on the line OF
the Canal, and in the city of Baltimore,
beg leave to recommend to the Presi-
dent and Directors the annexed terms
of compromise, in lieu Of the first Sec
ton of the act of the General Assem-
bly, Of Maryland, entitled Gan act to
provide for the continuation of the Bal
timore and Ohio Rail Road to Harper's
Ferry, and for other purposes" and Of
sundry conditions contained in the said
act; which, in all other respects, ex-
cept the notifications thereof, contain
ed in the annexed terms, is left unchan.
ged.
The committee deem it unnecessary,
if not inexpedient, to enter into mar
rative of the various opinions express
ed by themselves or the committee oil
the Rail- Road Company in the pro-
gress of their negotiation; but avail
themselves of this occasion, to do JUS
tice to the candor which marked the
course of the committee of the Rail
Road Company, and to express hope,
which the assurances of these gentle
men, composing that committee, tended
to confirm, that, if the proposed ar.
rangement shall meet the appreciation
ofboth companies, the harmony, which
it is SO desirable to establish and pre-
serve in their future progress, will be
restored to their mutual benefit.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-05-16
SASDUsKY, Ohio. April

NANDUSKY, OHIO, April "a.
A child OF Mr. Dantei Van Fleet, of this
town, last week pulled pitcher of hot
coffee off the table, and turned the con-
tents into its bosom, which occasioned it's
death shortly after.
Mr.. Shadrach Hustled, of Lyme, while
eating, few days ago. got piece of beef
in his throat, which stuck fast We I'M
derstand he whitfield stick, with which he
directed one of his sons to push it down;
nv which operation he was so much in
jured that he died.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-05-16

Havana papers to the Esd ult. received
by the editor of the Charleston Courier,
contain proclamation Of the Governor,
announcing the almost entire disappear
ance of the Cholera, which has committed
such dreadful ravages in that place.-He
directs the municipal officers TO attend to
their duties, by restoring as far as is in
their power, all property which has been
stolen during the confusion which has pre-
vailed. and TO take such measures as are
best calculated to prevent recurrence of
the disease. by removing all deleterious
substances and clearing the streets, Sc
The Commercial tribunals are also direct
ed to resume their functions. which. it
would appear, had been partially suspend
ed Business has resumed its usual ac-
tivity. Large importations of specie had
been received, and money had become
plenty.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-05-16
From the Aibaau .Argus.

Canal Tolls The amount paid TO the
collector at Albany for canal tolls from
Cad to the 30th of April, eight days. was
t,centy four thousand four hundred and ff.
ty tfre dollars and seventy seren cents, be-
ing an average Of So ,056 90 per day. The
sum collected at the Albany office last
year. during the first eight days after the
canal was navigahe, was SIC ,065 SO. The
increase in the amount Of tolls this year is
$3.50 80, for eight days the average
increase being more than one thousand
dollars per day for eight successive days.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-05-16


ed here with that view. and has fixed his
quarters at the City Hotel in this town.
-Baules.
ST LOUIS, April %, 1888.
Santa Fe Trade. MANY of our enter
rrlsing young men have already left and
others are preparing to take their depart
ure for Santa Fe. The upper country
VIII also send out an unusual number OF
traders. They are TO rendezvous at the
Round Prairie, near the Missouri line, on
the 18th of next month. whence they will
be escorted as far as the boundary line
between the United States and Spain, by
a detachment of the U. S. Army. -Repub
The 9sages-We are sorry to learn,
by gentleman from Fort Gibson, says
the Arkansas Gazette Of April 10th, that
the Council recently held at that post, by
the United States Commissioners and ..
sage Indians, has been broken up without
con cludingsa treaty, as was anticipated.
The cause of the failure we have not learn
ed.
lair OF nine young wolves was lately
discovered by Mr. Drake, in Byram
township, Sussex county, New Jersey. One
of the old ones made an attempt at resist
ance, but having received an effective
charge Of shot, fell amid the others, all OF
whom Mr. ID killed. For this days work
Mr. Brakes bounty is $50 dollars. For
each Of the whelps he receives five dollars
from the county. five from the township OF
Byram, and, from that Of Green, by re-
cent by law, 80 dollars-making in all
$50 dollars.
"A boat by any other name W ould smell as SWEET
Last week a boat appeared in the 6a-
sin Of the Delaware Division OF the "a
nal for Clearance 10 Bristol Every boat
navigating the canal is obliged by law 10
have its name painted in some prom Inent
part. The boat in cue stion bore upon ne.
stern the startling title Of 'HeUs Pon.E
On the collector making inquiry oil the
captain why he had chosen such an un9-
sual as we'll as unchristian title, be rep ieds
il was the name Of some celebrated river
in Greece" 1t afterwards appeared to DO
the Helles pont. which worthy sign pam,
ter. from the sound, made "HeRs Points
Argus.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-05-16

ALEAANDkIA, UIdy y
III walked TO the wharf with friend
going To Richmond, and there found Ro,
b Randolph, with whom walked into
the cabin of the boat, where we iounh
great many office holders, Office hunters,
epaulettes and swords Randolph walk
ed up to the President, his (Rsndolph's)
right hand in sling, when the President
appeared disposed to take him by the hand
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-21
NarNW re

AtS@k ~ w
EONATHtN BUTCHER has received by the brig
81 Be!v;dera and sup Virginia. direct from Liverpool,
ga PACKAGES HfRDW.4RE;
consisting, in part, of large and handsome assor;-
ment of plated, brass, and steei SadaIery;
English bride feathers, double and single
Iapanned and brig et halter chains
Plated aud brass csndlesticks
Locks, bolts, and screws, Of the various sizes
and descriptions
Conner snd iron coal hoas
Brass and iron head shovels and tonss
Brass tenders, Of superior quality
Green wire do
Gun locks flint and percussion)
Flint LOCK- and percussion guns
Plated door aobs and bell pulls
Blacksmths' vices. brigh' and black
Do sedge and hand hammers
Muuse-hole snvils, genuine quality
Wrought nails, of the various sizes
Clasp and clout nails
Copper and iron pump tacks
Also, sheet and hoop iron. of the usual sizes
Which, with his former stock, renders his assert
ment very complete, and which he offers low, tor
Cash or to punctusl customers
lie has also on hand few Smiths Bellows. l
sizes, of superior quality Also,
dozen Ames' cansl!ing shovels
do do square point do
oct 9-eo3w Nat Int. ST.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-21

ever made to accommodate patients, until the
epidemic takes them una~ares. and IN the con.
fusion nothing is done; hence the wre'ched sshI
the hospital presents. Much excitement exists
hers AZ present. created by the writings "i
!. Hosyard." in the Louisiana Advertiser Ills
communicatons are dictated by humanity. and
his charges founded on FACTS. We anticipate
a change for the better by the next season. God
grant it may be so. To this, thousands will say
-Amen. oo1oCNNIN'
Ne,c Orleans, Sept. 20. 1855.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-21

Lap Mtalfgence.-A case Of great interest to
the mercantile community, has recently been
decided in the court Of Quarter Sessions of this
county. An individual of the name Of Joseph
P. Cloud, commenced business in this city as
Groceriin the spriRg of 1881. He contrived in
the course Of six months with great dexterity, to
get property into his hands to the amount of near
" twenty thousand dollars aud then absconded.
He was pursued, arrested and brought back, aud
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-21

was ON Monday last, convicted Of Frautulent
Insolvency under the act Of 18th OF March 1870
the punishment of which offence IS not less than
une. nor more than three years imprisonment at
the discretion Of the court The evidence was
very volumiuous. and transactions developed: o,
great Intricacy.s The investigation occupied
nearly two weeks. The result will tend much
to di:pel pernieious notion that the law Offers
impunity to fraudulent. observation-disclosures Tor
the prosecution. William w. flaly and r: W.
HuibeIl, Esquires-For the Defendants ID, +.
Brown and Benjaaan TiIghman: E-9uIres
1Phil1d Nat. Ga-.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-21
DINNER TO Mr.. MERCER. :

No.c..rows. Va Octuber 10, 1888.
Our friend General c. F. Mercer, arrived >a'
thi, place on the esd ut., and at The earnest So
licjta,on of a number of citizens, accepteu o'~ d
pubI,c dinner on the gath, at which, w'thou. re-
card TO party, large number assembled. MAI
thew Cav. Esq, presided. assisted by Capt y" :.
Lazier. l give you for publication ths sehe'a'
toasts. ~,
l. General George Washington. lie was
first in war, first to discover the great interest VI
his country BY uniting It's Eastern and Wes.rr"
waters, aud his memory will ever be hrs' III Tue
hearts Of its citizens.
2 The Presdcn, Of the United states anu
Heads Of Departments.
8 The Old Dominion. Having produced some
Of the brightest ornaments OF our country ~ ~
pointing to her distinguished sons, she may wen
saw, "these are INV jewels.
a. The Union. PaIsied the first arm that snail
be raised 10 strike ont star, or erase s"'P'
trun the American Flag.
S. Agriculture. Commerce. and ManniacIuF
es. "Un,ed they stand, divided they Tall.
g. Western Virginia. The feeling IS awake
the Canal boat shall bear away the prohuct
our industry, where little while ago. the noun
tain deer trod with timid step. -,
7. The memory of Pnilip Dnddrldge. HI
name carries with it sufficient encom,um.
Oar distinguished guest The advocate %
Western Virginia principles, aud he eil'''h
, friend u! Internal lmprovement-ihe evilehc
OF his talents and wnrth shall he as duraoa'e
the plains ur the hills on which they are ehgra
ven Homer 10 whom honor is due.
| Upon this toast being drank, Gen NJ mane
few eIoquent remarks upon the subject OF INFER
| nal Improvement aud pubic education. SHOWN
the impnr,auce nf each to Virginia. &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-21
From a Lady ofhigh resp ectqbiHty in heo York.

From a Lady ofhtgh resp ciQ6iIIy in Feo I0IE.
hEw YcRK, sd May 1858
Sri gladly add my confirmation to the merits OF
your Columbian Cream Soap, which have used With
much satisfaction in fsmil, for several months 1t
has been so pscutarlr beneficial my infant that
nsy esy, wi,nou, hesitation neper met usM any Soap
70 compare NTH IT, and strongly recommend 1t AS a
vaiuaot- ,,tan o the economy Of the nuTseT, Yours
respectfully, slHAh u
10 Sir. Jarrett, Grani street
~ The price Of the Round Shaving Cake for Cen
tlemcn y cents; aud the square CAKE for Ladies is
IS cents also
- supply of the above article, with all kinds of
PERFUHERY and COSMETICS, for sale by
oct l6-eo5t Is. HEPBURN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-21
SllS,@

Leaving deficiency Of SlIS,696, il all as
demands were presented at once. We do OF
say that the Bank cannot meet It's engagements
we dare say that it can do So; but surely i D..
Bank Of the United States is doubtful deposit.
nv Of the public funds. the Government has De-
she"n much prudence in employing Other, stal'
ed as that Bank is, when with specie fund u
$1,000, it might be called on TO do business tt
the amount of several millions annually, a. he
Branch Bank Of this city has done.-Nd IA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-21
For. lis EroeFency Nm l. Marcy, Gorernor IF The
STATE of Ne,p York

Ew YORK, 23i Way, Io'''
M Deer Sri have deia, ed some days 10 scsnow.
ledge he receipt Of the specimen of your Columbian
Cream Shaving soAp. and Band and screw Razor
Strap in rider he euab!ed to sp ak of them with
knowledge derived from the use at them c,n assure
sou IN hishl, ne,s.A With both i e+Otp appears
10 Be If ana superior quality, ana the strp con
u.yei with niger ut,, ana 1T :rs practical utility can
pf ,iruo- Accept, s.r uI-us- for ,l.en,. md be-
leve IN. 20 be your obelient servant,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-21

A most fortunate discovery Of one OF the rob-
bcrs Of Mr.. lIyde's trunk and recovery "f the
residue Of the money stolen. with the exception
Of about S25o) took place this morning.
A negro man. slave, offered note Tor change,
which he thought was for IS. As soon as he
was In formed that il was $50 note, he ran OFT.
but he was known and pursued by the Otlleers Of
Justice TO hi, dwelling. where his wife only was
found BY threats she was in 'uced to sho" the
place where the muuey vas concealed. We are
Rich. Uhig.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-21

The Evening Star labors hard to make Gen.
Jackson very sensible man. when left TO his own
unbiased judgment; but laments that he. is un-
der the control Of the :. Kitchen Cabinet" &C.
Now il appears 10 US, that il the Presiden, we're
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-21
BANK OF THE METROPOLIS

In what do the now favored Blk, .bos
greater ability than he Bank Of the United Stab,
to paw in com: Luok. for instance. st he .,',
of the Bank of the Metropolis, the Bank selected
IN this city for the pubic dcpnsres Last WI
ter, when is latest statement was commuau'
ed To the Treasury ID partment. il made lie g.
lowing exhibit The claims on il were
Notes in circulation S62.SSj
Due to Banks 2O.9ll
Due 10 individuals 1897
--Slj:n.,
It's means were-Specie 1924
Due to Banks $500
Notes Of do 23.sl5
--- 4ll'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-21

A paper in the District Of Columbia complains
that the number of Faro Banks in the City of
Washington, is too great for the ratio Of popuIa.
ton. Let the X. c. make them deposlte banks.
and all will be safe. With them It is "heaJs
win and tails you lose. ''-Euening Star.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-21

Jonathan Lewis, charged "ilh having set lire
to his CITY. in June Last. was tried at franklin
Smpc,ior Court. last week, aud ACQUITTED. -
We understand that Judge Martin,in his charge to
the jury. seemed decidedly Of opinion, that the
Fire was the work Of an incendarv, but tina. the
evidence was not sufficient to connect the Pliso'
ner with -Raieigh Reg.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-21
JARRETr'S UNRlVALLED
Columbian Cream SOap.

Refined on an entirely neW nhProVen PFt"ctPre'
,.S,us ;nvebshle compolnd is at urce the most eth
cscious and delightful preparato OF TINS arSSrP'
lion vet discovered The principle of its manufacture
nrnsence OF which is found in every other Soap Al.
al impedes the natural nsensib!e Precipitation. dries
At. sn,fac. causing i, TO crack and bleed, attended
with An exceedingly unpleasant irritation. especially
in frosty weather The absence, therefore, OF this de-
leterons Ingredient is. of itself, high r:commenda
ton Added to this is compounde OF several most
delightful cmol!ien,s producing delicious sottness ct
Tho hands or face Graduating in q few days the most
;nv,.r, chlps efIectually removing all pimples and
frsctl.s giving the complexion that Wilderness aud
- 80 SS,bcb M other cosmetic can produce, and
aoss,;,r .s well with hard As with soft water. he
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-21
To Mr James Jarrett, Is Grand street.
From vaientne Non v d Professor Of Surgery

FToNI uieNl1ht .tUN VI u 'yt"sW y '"' se'|
% PAnK rLacE Nay II, 1855
To James JarrettI hereby certify that have made
trial o. the shaving Soap you was s, KIM a. to send
me sample ct and 1t gives great pleasure :" STATE,
that az pears nr ofG superior quality and errs:d
nsly ,eel eaie,Lted far The object fer mhich IS des'sn
ei VALENTINE a"Tr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-21
From F VandeyJwgh, VI D Leroy Place

ZSD NAT Io0o
have used Mr. James Jsrret;'s Co'umH'ah Cream
Shaving soap long enough u satisfy nyseh ua' " u
altogether superior 10 any tape erer sem
r NANnERRuMGH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-21

There we're 90 intermcnls on Thursday, and
81 yesterday i'll both buryins grounds.
~ o. Cour. Oct 5.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-21
BALTIMORE CENTRAL COURSE RACES

FOURTH DAY
Jockey Club Purse, $1,000; pile beat,
Col. JohnsOn's CHI IN TIlhe IS!
Col McCarty's CHI Tyrant go
J. NJ SeIdeu's b IN Florida ~
J. S. Garrison's b h ZInganee j!c
TIME-ist heat, 81: Cd heat, -; %
heat. 8 2.
Black Maria was entered Tor TN, race, H.
was "ithdra~n-Zunsanee broke down I" q.
Second heat.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-21

Editors are looking up in New York. f..
Mack, editor of the Ithaca Journal, and Jno.
Kembe, editor of the Troy Budget, are both in
nomination for the State Senate-and what is
better, they will both be elected too.
PennsYLvanian.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-21

would not be inundated by me "threai, ~, .t
menaces Of the Kitchen Cabinet. Boston c sM
One OF the administration journals in III, =.
thinks il no breach of truth or propris,v ,N"
pare the President Of the United States u;s l
Saviour of the world, when he elected the m.. VIC
changers from the temple. Its natural eno n.;
that The biinl devotion with which an lIJI !.
sarded by his followers, should render * s
some hat at loss TO find terms IN wb,cb ~ "'u
press the fervor Of their adoration; but the f,.I
of heather worship might have furnished , ,sar
with illustrations Sufficiently exact and Gor,IJ II
and we can conceive OF nothing more irreysrs",
than the attempt TO press the subimi,es Of 4,
christian faith INTO the service of unholy mass.
nothing more revolving. than the efo,, IA az
vate the tenant Of brief authority to The ls,sl :,
the author oil our rclisIon. Boston Dai,y a..
l. ia our painfuI duty 10 announce the ,e,,b :
Col. Isaac Lane. 81 H"''I>. aged 60 n, d,.i
in this cit, on "Wednesday evening last. III, >.
mains we're removed TO Hutl. on the blIo,;,,
dav, anil MI be inferred tbs dav.
Col. LANE has been On" OF the mus, u,,ri 81,
our feln> .,'zen,. H. was a solder in the -.
of the Rrvolut',a. and in re last var v,s "a.
mandant of Regiment" ~ Infantry aDan :hec,
ada !,upS. and took part 10 several ersa,pm,.,,
uhIch orr troop, had "ItH the enemy i.yrsc n,
war. H. VAS MANY wears mem5er ofthela.
islaturc Of this State. both before and s. .eogss.
! TO the separation of Maine from ua.s,,5g,.,,,
and was / member Of the Executive Cagrul +
this State at several periol.; and once On eIs,o
=. 4
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-21

We are happy 10 state that the SUN, required
to ensure the survey of the route between Po,O
mac Creek and Richmond, has been raised, and
Mr.. Muncure Robertson's services engaged -
The survey will be commenced immediately,
and, we tirml, believe, the Road constructed in
less time than formerly would have been consum.
ed, in discussing the expectancy. practicabiity,
Sc. of the scheme 1t is but few weeks since
the project was broached and now it is, m our
opinion, no longer matter Of doubt that it will
be realized? Success to this. and all other i'm.
provements of the kind Fred. .4rena.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-21

From Wflllam Jah1es HcVereIi, NJ u 17yttsW y
Chemistry
NEW YOGK, S0th STAY, 1852.
Nj james JureH-SIR: return on my thanks tor
the specimen of your Soap which ecu plca'ed TO
send me- together with rour itazIr strap DO h are
rsry good and make shaving easy and PLEASANT This
testimony of their Qualities Willingly give You
w j. IAcNEVEN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-21

We have not thought II necessary to notice ev'
cry lriling accit!en; the Rail Road; but AS ru-
mnsn,f.A e,Srv occurrence OF the kind. II
NAV he proper to refer To the which took
place on FnLay last. On that day as the cars
aere passing through the turnout at the foot OF
the inclined plane near Washington street, the
switch. ,or roneue after the passage OF the loco
motive and several OF the cars, was Jared from
it. proper place and caused two oil the passenger
car, to be thrown OF the track. The passengers
escaped unhur,. although the cars were consider
ably injured. -FctersGurg mt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-21

The Circuit Superior Court If Law and Chan
cerv will close its abours to-day. Judge Parker
has been .assi'luously engaged for fifteen days,
aud has despatched large mass Of business.
though much Of the time Of the Court has been
consumed by an important water case-which a
second jury has been unable to decide. No
criminal case occurred, and We believe there
were bu, three presentments Of any kind. This
Court is very happily ensrosNing much Of the bu-
sness heretofore transacted by the County Court.
ChorieStopn Free Press.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-21

the man the Evening Star represents him :,
would not be in'imidated BY the "fb,,,,a 1e
menaces Of the Kitchen Cabinet. Boston ca an
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-21

u s. ship Deiapare. have received to-.
day, by the way of Portland, letter from this
ship, which sailed hence on the I4'h August,
carrying out Mr.. f. Livingston as Minister to
France. The date of the letter is 9th Septrn.
ber when the ship, all we'll. was in lat. a.. lon.
l7-then IS days out. Three or four days Of
favorable wind would carry her to her port.
~ T. finer
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-21
From. The HoaorQJe Martin Von Buren,, picc President
ofMe United states

To Mr. james jarrett. No Is Grand street,