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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-03
HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANS

To add to the misery which already exist, in
New Orleans. the Bulletin Of the 18th vi, .s,.
- There is no debut that many Cases of gsau.
inc and fatal Cholera have occurred here within
the last FIVE days. "ecouId give several name.
and particulars. Our hope is that t"o plague,
cannot long continue to co.exis'."
The Price Current Of the I4ih inst. contains he
folIowins:-" Disease and death aere rarely ey.
er known more prevalent in this city, unle:, 10
the aos, fatal time Of the Cholera. Strangers,
generally, have been attacked, and man, case.
have terminated fatally among those "hO had
been several years in the eoun.ry. and Who "srs
Consequently. considered aeeIimated; bu. it,P
pears that il is. 10 great degree, indispensable
that the tribute Of an attack should have been
paid to insure exemption from thi. disrase-aht
the physicians Of the city do not think thai
mere residence Of q season Is sufficient to insure
future safety"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-03

Mr.. Audubon has been few DAYS with US
wearing, as We hope he always may. the appear
ance of man of forty, and Is in the enjoyment
OF The most perfect health He Is of tn, morn.
ing for trip to the Fioridas-thrnce across Ar
kansds-up the Missouri. TO the Mandan Cpun.
try-thence to the Rocky Mountaineering
which, he means to rsmDe along the shores Of
the Pacific Nav safety and health attend him,
and every sort of prosperity.-PhhC hron
The Ohio River commenced rising yesterday
morning, and when this paper went TO press, was
about three feet above low water mark. The
steamboat Citizen, from Wheeling. reports a
rise at that place of five feet. From the rapid.
~ with which the river has swelled, it is beiev
ed that by sun down to day ii will have risen at
least five feet here.
p. s. The River is this morning from to 10
feet above low water mark
Mayviile Eagle. 26ih uK.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-03
District Of G0\umbia,
County, ofAe1

County Of Alexandria, SCI.
WlLLIAM McBAIN has applied to tie Hon viii
w liam Craneh. Chief Judge ofthe U States Circuit
Court of the District of Columbia, to be discharged
from imprisonment under the for the relief of in.
solvent debtors within the District Of Columbis, on
Monday, the 9Th day of October. at ten o'clock A.
NJ, at the Court House in Aiexsndris; when and
where his creditors are requ red 20 attend
oct2-3t EDM. I. LEE, C. C.
ALEXANDRIA ALMANAC.
MILL shortly be issued from The office OF the Alex
w andria Gazette, the
ALEXANDRIA ALMANAC,
al the calculations for which have beer made by BES
JAxrH HALLowkLI and will be subjected to his rev.
sion.
10 the design Of the publisher If this undertaking
is encouraged, TO continue the Almanac yearly, and
make it equal to any issued in the country.
sent Soft
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-03

We would particularly direct the attention Of
our citizen. to the communication in TO-DAY, Gt
zette, addressed to the citizens OF the D''ne',
aud furnished to US BY q respectable geusIem'
Of Loudoun.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-03

We observe. by communications 10 the George.
town paper. that some Of the citizens Of hat
town indulge 10 the most gloomy ant'eIPa'lOn'n
to their future success. They complain Of he
absorbing influence Of the Metropolis.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-03

The New York journal Of Commerce -
-" We Yesterday saw a bit Of sole Ie''"'' !, y
parentIy we'll tanned, which we were a's"''' :
undergone the entire process IN severn "
hours in cold liquor
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-03

We have never known the public pres; totaN
up any subject With more spiri. than the recent
Manifesto Of the President. 10 Virginia, pOIia
do not prevent the fearless expression OF OplDIcn
The Petersburg Intelligence. highly respect
able paper, friendly to General Jackson IS "'H
from being satisfied with the propriety or e'ta'
encv Of the MEASURE" of removing the drPo''''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-03

The newspapers are pouring 1t INTO '"e y.
Master General, who, at the last accounts '
vending his way slowly back to the Seat o. w.
eminent? How long has he been absent
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-03

The General Election 10 Philadelphia C'''"
County on Tuesday next will be "'r"''! 60
tested.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-03

Mr. Timothy Street, OF the tlf" oil l.
Street g. Co, Of Charleston. 5. e.. an e"'"''
merchant and exemplary citizen, died ID W.
York on the 18th ulfimr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-03

The on dit mentioned by the Richmond VIE
that efforts are making in this District to P"
cure the passage Of All er post (aciO law '0' ~
purpose Of experimenting Lieutenant R'ndop'
has never been heard Of On this side % The ~"
mac, and must be entirely fabulous.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-03

Mr.. DuYanf. MIR. Durant has eo"''
make second ascension from Bal''"0', a
balloon. and has appointed Thursday ''F
inst for that purpose.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-03

The Conpicts refaken. Three Of the p ,,,,
who escaped from the Kentucky Penl'ea b,oas
the 1st September, have been retaken sn TO- ~.
back to that institutions. Fox u INC WV
large.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-02

Constitution OF tho United States and the laws made
IN pursuance thereof That the citizens of the State
Oh SCUM carolina have not opposed the laws Of the
United SateS, or Obstruced the execution tbereor nv
comonauon too powerful TO be suppressed by the ona
y course oil judicial proceedings by the powers vested
IN the Marshals by the laws of the United States. nor
have the citizens portion of the citizens that State
committed any act with which the civil authoyv oi
me General Government can rightfully interfere;
Ihat we highly and decidedly condemn the President
Tor The Indulgence in his Proclamation of unon
the statesmen OF South Carolina. and imputa o,s upon
'neir MOVIES, as evdencng too plainly traifra ion
OF ms personal sninosites, and oltby the dignity
OF The Chief aes,rae OF The Nation. We do moi be-
OF tho leaders OF The Free Trad. STA rhs P,rtv
OF South Carolina, as tsu ion The Prri ent appc,rs
10 nave forgotten, that he, by his Message az the open
ing OF me present session OF Congress had laid founda
uon Tor the dscredt OF such impuaon in the follow
passages Experience, however our best guide on this
as on oher subjects, makes il doubtful whether the adva
ages oil this system, not counterbaanced by many
es, ana whether II does not tend TO bege i'm the minds
o' large portion OF our countrymep spirit discomfort
ana Jealousy, dangerous to the stability OF the Inio
bu those who have vested theft capital i'm
establishments, cannot expect hat the people will con
lnue permanently 10 pay high Tor their bene6t
"h'h TIC money moi required for eetima purn 40
IN the administration Ofth Government Is il moi erourb
a' 'he nigh duies sve been paid long he money
arising from them could be applied the common
s"n IN the Message, with direct reference to the dscon
tents in South Carolina.
request the various newspapers in the city of Rich.
mohd TO publish th' Sc proco edingS.
. DANIEL FIICHETT, Chairman
MIXERS W. Fisher, Secretdru
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-02
Richmond Prices Current.

JANUARY 3lst- Corrected lDtekIv)
I06deco-New Rcfused Lugs SS 90 a 2 IL
For stemming & manufict'g rs a s 90
Passed common 10 good so 8 %
flhc None
Old Refused Lugs 2 O0a3 75
Other descriptions 90 a 4 so
PdSSed common s. mdd'g so a 90
,. |ood and hne 80 a 10
=, 'F'''to"'- hhds.
During the week Passed o Refused I33 Total Il5
During the month :" 332 739 " 1861
I I,U 81 81 IL 5 90
'"e"' - Is al 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-02
NJ IERs W. FISHER, SecretdTy.
To The Voters of Henrico

fe"ow-citizens A recent decision of the Legislature
"s maze necessary, that we should again look ont for
some suitable person to represent in the present egs-
aue' II Is not Tor us 70 question the motives which in
uuceu he Legislature to eject late worthy reprrs,n-
'e me deed Is done, aud II becomes us good Cit
Hvn"' 10 SUBMIT though we can hut lament the strait to
whch we are reduced Ivy that decision. In casting NV
eyes over the county, have not been able 10 fix them
doPh, Esquire
ms talents well qualify him TO discharge the dnrirs of
representatives, and in these times which so empha,icaly
mon sous we should lay all personal pre- erences
ASIDE, and select tina, who best qualified he lis %
"o ana talents TO all in councils there fore hope that
Po' VIII be opened Tor him on Thursday next and that
lie may receive the suifrages OF his fellow county men
A VOTER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-02

- " We are requested 10 announce J. NJ. Bolts and
Robert ~ Mayo, E.qrS. candidates TO represent The
county Of llcnrico in The present Legislature
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-02

On motion of Mr. Collin. the House elioorasd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-17

DoDgssfic He0sf. Persons who are
70 the bablt Of making domestic bread,
cake, &c. can easily manufacture Gheil
yeast By Attending to the following d..
feetion. Boil one pound Of good aoug.
gusrier Of pound Of Brown Sugar,
aod little salt, 20 two gallons Of "a.
ter, for one hour. When milk warn.
bottle u aBd cork Il close. II will be
NJ Tor use 10 "a hours. One mint III
yeast makes rs lbs. Of bread.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-17

y. =. SeSaser fer TsaasEse.-The Legisla-
.ufe OF Ieeoessee, now in session, has had
i'ssniy-oae baIlolinEs, Up TO the "a Isstant for
United States Senator, in the place of NJ
Grundy, whose term expired on the 4th OF
March last Thus FAR there Is no choice
me candidates are Messrs. GRuHDr, PosrRa.
ADD kAroN. We annex the LIST, i4th. and
xist ballots, as. indicative Of the relative
strength Of the candidates., aud Of The proha-
o'e result-Uhich we take TO be, that The I'd
man, Foster, will "come in for to nlatep
against both Grundy and Eaten, the old an
tagonist candidates: i8eb D.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-17

The London papers stata that tho
Duke of Wellington could find but
three members Of The House Of Lords
infyrPid enough 10 join him in HE Pro-
test against the Bill for the Elnancips-
Ypn OF the Slaves IN the West Indies.
u TINS document was drawn Up or die
lated ~ the Duke Of Wellington, il aC.
lords another evidence Of this sound
judgment as n statesman, though /,
may not tell much IN favor Of his NH.
Isn,hroPy, or the hbsrality Of his psia-
eIpIes' IL required less intrepidiiy 20
eneoenter the Arguments Of he sdvo-
Gates OF the measure, than 10 oppose
ths gensFsl feeling Of the people, who
dsmsnded u by exclamation.
IL e sOmewhat remarkable that the
word located (ths sLs Of which by A
meTieaHs y 50 much ridieuied by ing
lish tourists occurs twice IN this Pro
test Bell. Gaz.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-17
PHILADELPHIA ELECTION.
first DssfrIef.--POn COE0HEss.

FHH AshTo.-foR COE0aEss.
Sergeant Sutherland. Martin. Total.
HSo 4sJs So so52
Majority Tor Dr. Sutherland coo.
This election ~as OseasiOncd BY the resignation
Of nr. Sutherland, Who accepted judEeship, but.
Prefe1ring political life, he became candidate Tor
Congress, to FIJI his Own Vacancy. and has sue.
eecded. The honor OF beating such man a.
John Sergeant, was small in.lueeu,en, To ,.,el,
n step.
In the City Of Philadelphia, the "a IneIcpeDel.p,
Democrats" have been elected TO the A...,,h,..
~ small H'ajorite' over the Jack son candidates
and the same party has triunpbed in the election
Of Select and COmmoa Councils.
In the county of Philadelphia, the Jack son can
d'd''s' for '''e Assembly have succeeded by large
nasjorities.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-17

II tnbAstcrs Il .At.steafe,. os,f f,.-,., -.
~ tHifed Niates snd tle BrtssA l,,s,,,,,.
~ publishers q ~ Nes-g..t.,.,t a, A..
hesiev 49, desroas a. isak so ,,,, -, 49,, 80, n
20 eosnpiste ia a III de- Nsw.,.s,..i \,
-, ssf,oaitsis yablisscd ~ he Ini,ed So.
80 80 bfus. i.foslnsss. siih tise nsssr. al ~ b.
,,li s',e'' ard he gisess = isrs paLi,,ssd me-
- ff..ea az psbn ,ets d. ins. 81 ,i,is 81,
,-si...,. 80 Yea fEe COPIES ~ t,sir rrspctii,
- Itfsf''Hg go, in or.l.r 70 rcnd.r the ii,i ,,s
p, ''its' 70 Che .fsa- Ea-,sud Hertfs H.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-17

We omitted 70 mention. in our La, ,h.,
three Of the ex-oniciO mcmbers Of the 49,
Of Public Works, the Auditor. Mr.. HsS,h
the Treasurer, Mr. Burfoot, and the ID Au,
dhor, Nc. Brown, left this city on FRIDAY eve
ning, on . tour Of inspection through the
western part 81 the State. They will proceed
IRON Lynehburg along the line Of the STATE
improvements - far ~ the sa0dy River
Iney are expected 70 return n two or three
weeks The contradictory accounts which
tbey bed received, - 10 The state Of the pub
lac Works,And The manner IN which they were
Prog sssng, rendered such trip indispensa-
pie They would have been accompanied by
tae Governor, bat that The abseuee u the II
Governor rendered q secsssaFy thai DC should
te'nein ~ the city. We hops their trip nav
% pson'aoie 20 the State and pleasant 20
he'hasifss.--l kishaaoaa CeAgiLsy, Oct. 7.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-17

The National Republican Convention ~
Massachusetts assembled on wednesday ,hs
- insI ~ Worcester. u was Organized bv
choosing Cen. Dearborn a. Pres,dspt.
The neSi day che Hon JoHg DAs,s. A.. H.
tinsanasd member OF Congress from tbaSyor-
lester utatrict IVES unaniDoasly Bosainated
: = e,faiaate ior ne ofbee Of Governor, ard
>. T. ARHsTaoso, The present ponoIsr -,
Governor, YES nominated for - 60, -
The sans unaaimity. ''''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-17

Mr. CIAr declined public dinner rendered to
him BY many Of the citizens Of Baltimore, las,
week. HE is now In PhiiAdeiphia, where, a, a
large public meeting, committee Of di stineuish-
ed citizens was appointed, Tor the purpose Of pay
ing him appropriate honors and attention during
his stay, aud facilitating his intercourse viii, hi.
fellow-eitizcns
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-17
&c. DAYARD THIsIIE-

Mr.. BAfARD THISTLE, the Young man
TIE Ash uhiaO, died on TharNi1S lhs Al loo =
Mr. Thistle vas Young nlsa o. excellent cha
rseieF' a1d an accomplished grntlemun. M.
beloved aBd respected hy ali Who kss : 49,, 4.
BIS death, not Only have his relatives ,nr, = a..
o' '9sa, BOT the Whole society Of youRK people
sympathise uitli them C'nls5cflasd isi,ora,e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-17

Bedtty and Body Six Of the prin.
c'Pai officers in the British army, who
were IN the battle Of New Orleans. on
seeing Stewards Three years ia the
United NGtts," and observing by his
notice Of Eaton's Life Of Jackson, that
It was unhesitatingly stated, end gene
rally believed, that the watch words
among them on the 9Th ofJanusry, 1915,
we're Beauty and Booty have dis.
t'netly denied any knowledge Of the
Tact. IL Il had been 80, they must, un-
questIonabiy, have known il. This
statement has often been made TO ava
ken the indignation Of the American
people, and with great effect. II is
never too late to correct an error.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-17

~ late public meeting IN Amelia count.
tirglnia, called foT the purpose Of ponias,'
lee MF. "ATEISs Lsien for the esijener
re oeserVs that the Hon. W.. s. AseYr =
Pfssiacd. We BY no means regret tb,s 4,
I1lesf g,Fss ~ pleasure bat u strikes y. a,
very cuFious---l. MAJ. mt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-17
MARYLANp ELECrroNs.


We have received iaforn.sion Of tho result
OF the Congressional elections, In al The dis
tricts- in The Cecil district q he Eastern
shore. r. B. Csrnichssl, (Jsckson, } has beat
en- ID. c. Hopper. (Republicsa,) about 700
votes In the lower dislrict Of The wesesrn
shore, Mr.. stoddass's majority over Mr.. Jsni-
fer, 10 about 20o The following 10 full list
Of the Persops elected 70 compose The Dele
CATION OF the Sssts In the 23d Congress. with
,he political classification given 20 them by
the BALTIMORE Patriot:
lanes j.%s: r r, Heath Indsp.nd.n. Jackson
J. r. Stoddart, ea'oasos.
Isaac Mckim,
William c. johnson, Z National Repub-
Littieton P. Dennis, leans.
IL Is not known in what proportions tho po-
liticai parties will stand in The newly elected
House Of Delegates, OF the State Legislature
Tho following Is believed 10 DO correct state
ment, as far As u goes. IL is copied from tho
Baltimore Patriot, with such corrections n
our own knowledge justifes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-17

.'3esNnsuyei Thyid Gen. Jane, gh.Ihv
o. .ais eouaty sold, few days sine. a.
% iOD Anisss raised on bic plantatscn -
ne Sun % eti $50 cash IN had. ros,,,ss,.
o. taesc mules vere purchased - the sVsrs
o. = gentleman 81 Cuba, add we're odd "a
500 eaen making an aggregate q 81, $40 Zoe
we IL isriagteH (ksaiuety) IaisL 2ih W.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-17

AFTER The last day. race % Nsv-Yark. q.
Saturday week, which was won bv an.
oTsy' her owner refused 40 oGer Of 5000 Tor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-17

The New York Standard Of the 10Th, says
Money is abundant now" We wish ~e could
have the pleasure Of realizing this matter once in
our lives.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-17

ForfyfhousaHd bushels Of wheat, di.
rect from hrehaDgei, have been feesiv.
ed az the port Of Qusbec. This is fol
hlling the old adage, Of carving
Goals 10 New eastls.D
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-17

1aisnogsr.--Ths Kanavha nan.ey r.o,,..,.
us 70 spell the na1s of its tosR Chsyi,sl..
and Dot CAartssfoies--to distinrutsh h froo,
CbaFiestoSn, IN Jefferson eouaty. n -.
'hat mistakes are frequsnily ms|s io ths AZ
feetion q letters end that ~ lhe Iist 81 lei-
.e,s gubliahea W Ne CAavtssfs,es ~ Pcs,
pes fFoqueHtY nOticed some iuIsadsd Tor
,','s q he oSn t0wa. u suggests thai
s.a.- ..s1s. o. this kind mag b. obviatsd BE-
1919 letasrs 70 eur odios By as nasas.
VAN" = Ae-@isAs G. e." fRiekas.a Eao.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-17

lime has proved the report Of the death Of Ell
President MADIsoS, 10 have been unlounde,l.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-17

The New York Journal Of Commerce saws
We yesterday saw a biz Of sOaI leather. 40
Psrenty well tanned, which We we're assure.
had undergone the entire process in sevcBt,
two hours, IN cold liquor"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-17

The Springfield Gazette s:slss that Jo,y
hess, bsq late chief clerk IN the war H.,
per,ment, Wsshington, is appointed swper;o.
'snasn' % Tie Z. $. ArmoFy AZ Springfield
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-17

The Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry will close its lsbOars to-day. Judge PAnxna
has bren assiduOusiy engaged for fifteen days, and
has despatched large mass Of business, though
much Of the time Of The Court has been consumed
oy an important water ease-which q second jury
hiss been unable to decide. No criminal case oc-
eurred, and We believe there were but shrse pre-
sentiments Of any kind. This Court is very hap
PLY engrossing much OF the business heretofore
transacted by the County Court.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-17

Sewers, sftkspAprr vhe hsvr $1,000 sAn Pr,
sidc~s sss ~ ssssss |. rei.sio. % IL pssiie d.
posisr.. hsvc exprrssrd hope shs4 the Seus,.
gin rrirss The snnis.sioe q Nv. TAxsr .s Sc
srrt.sy of The Tr~.~ary. What good could grow
90 e sssA soarsc. vs srs q . Ioss 10 suDseive
Mr.. Tsneys talents nc certainly Il hixA or,scr
and On dat sor~, no Substantial r~.,oo can es,r
forhis rrieecSa- And those Who think scme,A;r,
might b. done. thereby, 20 cheek Executive I'm.
eFo'ehmenss. sre miss.h~a. Geo. JssA,o~ pcvr.
has been thvstc'i In his paspescs-.ad VIC very
much doubt whether he ever viii be. 6 tb- Sc.
n.se should rjcrs Nr. T..cy. the Ps~si..-r, can
easily sppoins another Who enerrs.ins de same
vicvs--snd send thu rejected msnisscr 20 E.x,.,,I
OF Ro.ia: Or. hs might r~ts.sc 10 nominate a,y
sfaer Pcr~os, ssi eoasissc Mr.. r. ~ arsimy SEE
srrs.sy q the Treasury.
III the Scnste are d~sirvus Of elevstinr Mr.. Ia
MY 10 the Vice Presidency. they have only 10 re
iosc To soossir la his appoia,meas, anil, la ssh
ns OF indignation nj the Senate. srossinx the Pre-
s'deuts will, the people will elect him Vice Pre-
siden'. n they did Mr.. Van Buren,. Gen. lack.
son vas born TO command, " and his order. must
be- obcycd. He 10 the " Government, and We
are his subjects.
Congress expects 10 rc-as.ert It's Cons,itu-
honai prerogatives. In inference TO the many Pre-
s'dentiai invasions Of them, that boiy.-in the
ba"k cane particularly, -muss ssIo,s some other
plan than reiecting minister. Such course ha,
heretofore proved futile. Sir Andrew Absolute,
laughs at % feeble am effort TO oppose his will.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-17

The University of virginia IA. NJ. e..
,ol' s'uoeai' more thar al This time last ysaT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-17

The homocy Inieliigeneer Is becoming puissant
II make. furious war upon both Mr.. Van Bure,
and Mr.. Calhoun. How these gentlemen will be
distressed, When they chance 10 hear il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-17
Two working-Men's candidates.

1.-TWO Working Mems candidates.
All the Baltimore papers state the Prince
Georges delegation at three Jackson and one
Republican. This, however, is incorrect
Messrs. CAN'T and Pratt arc elected, and both
are National Republicans. We have there
fore 60 stated 10 above. The Patriot, remark
ing on the result Of these elections, says
at shows that the Jackson party have gone
to the polls with their accustomed vigilance,
and that the National Republicans have exhi-
bited IN indifference and supinencss aItoge-
Their unparalleled" Nat. Intel.
In the Washington district, the vote for Coo
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-17

Rail Road .7ecidenfs. We learn.
through passenger, that one Of the
Car' on the Petersburg and Rosnok >
raj road, loaded heavily with Cotton.
sook IRE, lew days since, by sDsrk
from the Locomotive, and before Il eoaid
De eI''hgulshed, DESTROYED ssrsgfssn
bales belonging 70 q Sir. Bsstls a dis
o1a's; VI Course the Company aFs
ooend 10 snake the loss good.
AnosbeF accident also occurred, aboat
me sane tiine, Of rather . ladieroas
character. The Locomo1ivs 49,
loose ~ some way, from the tain Of
Cars attached to u, and III sIIosts 70
check 'ts progress only made Il Ro.Iiks
TIE iTishman's horse, slill faster. fIaS.
ing exhausted the eOatenls Of is b.iler
F" vas brosght 60 . siasd about nine
hiiss IRON the starting point.
kalagh Rsgaiss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-17
"MARYLAND ERECr,n

This ia the heading Of the Bal,imor. Patriot, to
she late elections In Maryland. Erect, indeed f,
In our opinion, she Is bent over towards Jack son.
ism most confouudediy. All the member. Of Con-
sreas Jseksonian, except t.ro. and In the House
Of Delegates majority Of sir for jackson. Bu,
Tor the Senate, elected tyo years ago, il would
have been gone ease, aud every officer In the
State would have realized the beauties Of ro.u,;oo
IL Is always good to find some sort Of consolation