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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-30

30 We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
S. DANIEL as a candidate to represent the Coun-
ty ofFairfax in the next Virginia Legislature.
II THOMAS B. HooE, Esq. will be run as the
Working Mems candidate to represent the
County ofPrince William in the next General
Assembly of Virginia. A WORKING MAN.
~ We are requested to announce DR.. r.. c..
MASON as a candidate to represent the County
of Fairfax in the next General Assembly of Vir-
GINA. MANY VOTERS.
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at $4, 80, 4 mo. There were 200 bbls more adj

at $3.50, 4 mo. There were 200 bbls more ad-
vertised, but withdrawn.
Grain.-Not much doing in any description
by private contract; prices continue without
any material change. Since our last perhaps
IL a $4,000 bushels of the various kinds have
been taken at prices corresponding to quotaticns;
among them we notice 400 bushels Southern
Oats, good, at 42c, and $500 do Southern Corn
at 62 per bush. 6 mo. 1000 bushels Southern
Oats, Ordinary, were offered by auction, 21st
inst. and 600 sold at 80 a 81 12 per bush. cash,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-30
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.
FLAxsEED AT AUCTION.

FLAXSEED AT AUCTION.
ON Friday mex, 31st instant, at IL O'Clock.
" will be sold at my Auction Store, for the
benefit of underwriters, and all others concern
ed, 80 CASKS ~FLAXSEED, damaged on
board the brig Howard, Gooff, master, on her
voyage from Alexandria for New York.
jan 90 WIN. D. MUTT.
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BOSTON MARKET Jan. Is.

FT0ur.-We discontinue our quotations Of
every kind, as we consider no fair criterion Of
our market can at present be given; some small
sales we believe have been effected, but at much
under our former rates. 100 bbls Alexandria
lowland, superfne, were sold by-auction, 18 inst
at $3.50 a 49, 1-g per Dbl. cash; 100 do do do
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-30

In the Senate yesterday, Mr.. SPRAGUE COM
menced his speech in opposition to the Reno.
val Of the Deposites. Before he concluded, the
Senate adjourned.
In the House Of Representatives, Mr.. AR
CHER, of Va, commenced an animated speech
in opposition to the Removal of the Deposites.
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PUBLIC sALE--THIs DAY.

ON Thursday, the Both instant, at IL O'Clock,
" A. NJ, will be sold at my Auction Store, the
Hull, Spars, and Cargo, of the schooner Firm,
of Lubec, Maine, sunk near Boyd's Hole, Nan
jemoy Reach. The cargo consists of about IS
tons Plaster and 225 Grindstones. Terms cash,
and for the benefit Of the underwriters, and all
others concerned. w. d. MUTT,
jan 22-ts MAT. Int Auctioneer. =
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SALES.
BY WILLIAM D. NUTT--THIs DAY.
o Ar AUCTION.

TLOOII nO01IO1N'
~ Thursday, 30th instant, at IL O'Clock, will
~ be sold at the Warehouse on Thompson's
Wharf 500 BARRELS FLOUR, damaged on
board the schooner Robert Gordon, Baker mas
ter, on her voyage from Georgetown towards
New~York, for the benefit of the underwriters
and all others concerned. Terms cash.
ian %
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Price Of Prod~ce IN Alexandria yesterday, from
X,ro,e oa1I TaconJe

FLoUR.--We hear of no variations in the mar
ket, and continue to quote the wagon price 81
81 1-2. We are not advised Of any sales from
stores.
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Farm for sale.

WISH to sell a EaRM. containing ol2 ACRES,
= adjoining my residence. II is heavily timbered,
and has on 1t a variety Of fine Fruit. A great bargain
may be bad if Immediately applied for.
Fairfax C0untyt Va, d. F. DULANY,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-30

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, COUNTY OF ALExAN
DRIA, Sct.-May Term, 1888.
George hcobs and Sarah his wJfs;. augustus B. -
WiAiams and finn Il his wU, Complainanh, :
lillian 4 Cai!ds. Lhn p Lahuae and Elizabeth 5
finn his wife; Samuel Chlas. John Ureu and 3
Mary Y his wJs; Ahn Wesley Chids, and Ben :
jamin Il ChtIds. Defendants,
= aNHE bill in this cause having been regularly taken
Il for confessed against the resident defendants; and
it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that due
publication bss been made against the non resident de.
PENDANTS. the bill is taken for confessed against them
also, and set down for hearing, anG the cause comine
on to be heard, it is
fRDEuED, ADJUDGEp Ann DEcnEED. That the MarshaI
Of thu District of Columbis do sell The tract of land,
containing one hundred and fifteen acres, be the same
more Or less. mentioned in the bill of The compliments,
of which John Childs died seized, lying in the County
Of Alexandria, District Of Columbia, TO the highest
bid Ter, on the premises, after advertising the same
six weeks IN some newspaper printed in the District
OF Columbia, upon the following terms. One third OF
the purchase money to be paid i'm cash, and the ba.
lance thereofto be paid intwo equal instalments al six
and twelve months, secured by bonds and a deed of
trust on the premises.
AsD FunTAEn, That the Marshal DO convey he pre-.
misses to the purchaser or purchasers; and, after de-
ducs!ng tor his own commission allowed by law, and
other expenses of the sale and the costs of this suit, TO
be paid TO the persons respectively entitled thereto,
that he pay to each of the compliments and defend.
ants, children OF John Cbilds aforesaid, or in right of
,leIr wives, one-eightn part or the balance OF the pur-
chase money; and that he co report his proceedings
under tins Decree to the Court.
4 copy-Test: EDM ]. LEE, C. C.
In obedience to the above Decree, I shall pro,
coed to sell, on hondsy, the 9Th day of January next,
1884. on the premises. at IL O'clock
ACRES OF LAND,
lying in the County Of alexandria, district of Columbia,
DHM aHhe Improvements thereon consisting of
sg DWELLING HOUSE and all other
.89sS e I sAS Out Houses. The Land is now 10 cultiva.
NE sEsssation, has a suficiency of wood aud timber,
ssassgSaasSs@assa and has some excellent Meadow Land 1t
is situated between Hugh Minors land, and adjoining
the land of Colonel 0pie, and was the residence of the
late Rev John Childs.
The terms Of sale are-Onethird of the purchase
money in cash on the day Of sale, before Iieave the pre-.
misses. orthe land OiH6e re sold on the spot; tie balance
in two instruments, in six and twelve months, with in.
terest; notes TO be given, and a deed of trust on the
land for security of the balance.
This sale is made under the order of the Count, in
consequence ofthe purchasers not complying with the
terms of the former sale. c.. sCOrT. d Al.
dec 3 9awlw&eots For II .ashton. Marshal.
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300 ii C n e s

AassA Has on it a large DWELLING.
MhssssM HOUSE, Barn, and other improvements,
* and an excellent Sill Seat, on which a
G&&Sas1NaN Saw Mill is erected. The land has heen
welltllled, and for several years past improved by the
use ofcloyer and plaster; the effects Of which are no
where more visible. or more fully proven. It is di,id
ed into fields of an cqral and convenient size, and un
der the best enclosures. This Plantation is Justly con
sidered among the best in the upper country; its situa.
ton is heaithful and beautiful.
AS purchasers will view the premises before making
an offer, farther particulars are deemed unnecessary.
IF desired, immediate possession may be given. Let.
tiers addressed to me (post pald) may be directed TO
this place. CHARLES SHIRLEY CARTER.
Richmond City, Oct, 10Th, 1928.
N. q. In my absence, AIR. Edmund Newman. Agent.
on the premises, will attend to gentlemen wishing to
view the premises. So
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Ertract of a letter from 3. ". Leigh to a gen
ttefndR of Brrps1pick. dated August 8, 1888.

HNtTuCt OT u tetIeT from %. ~. LetSH 20 SeH-
uentdn Of Brupswick, dated August 3, 1888.
Let me assure you, that until my return from
south Carolina last spring, the thought had ne
yer crossed my mind, that should or could ever
De presented to my country, as a competitor for
inc presidency; so that the information, which
received soon aftermy return, ofthe existence
OF a design to put me in nomination for the of
nee, and of the extent to which it prevailed in
certain parts of Virginia, was as much a sur
prise TO me as it could possibly have been to
any other person whatever. The information,
1nueed, embarrassed and disconcerted me; for
! let mat such a nomination, if made and per-
sisted IN, would be a curb on my own free ac-
non IN regard to the election of a successor to
1c present chief magistrate; in which / thought
SInu II was the first instance of the kind in
snicnl ever did think) | could take an efficient
haer useful part. The great object l had at
Isc.a was, that some gentleman should be Sc
49,. q q competitor for the Office, on whom
mast eastern and Western Virginia would certainly
nro se, ana VINO, at the same time, would most
- De acceptable in other States. It ne
b. occurred to me that / was that person, nor
tha ! YET seer any evidence that am. Hence
NJ ue'erminatlon announced in my letter to
sann.-. TO hold myself free to give my own
'Spposl 70 any other gentleman, whose election
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LAND fox sale.

OFFER for sale my Plantation called CLOVER
L LIND, lying in tho County of Prince William, IS
miles distant from Alexandria and Washington. 1t
contains e
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-06

. representative gOveFnlnent,, end demanding the immediate assembling of the Cortes. A new state of things has taken place the Lib- erals were again in power; and exiIes from foreign countries were returning to the land of their nativity.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-06

The Cemmi'.ss on Ranks in ihs lssw Yosk Assh- bly have rspsrsd agaisss skireshi sf shp applisa- iians isr as1 Banks. asd ia hsor q nssnA
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-06

Smart Money.-At court of general ses- si0ns, held at Mayvills last week. came on.the trial of Mary LGnders vs. Lesi R. Wayren, for breach of promise of marriage, which resulted in verdict of $500 fos tbe plaintiif, being $500 more than was claimed ia the indiet. ment. It was proved that the plainsiff was of fair character, and that the defendant, aiter paying attention to her about four years, and givsaG her every assurance of marrying her. finally leit her without any just cause and mar ried another. This is she first ease Of the kind that has been tried in this county.
 4 FreHonia Csnsst.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-29
SOertf8 YerfQuf+

Sn nSOIse zines an mid seri6tsten s6rei.
bsns NI. f. ia. Der Court BON Common
pIeaS BON starf @auntp, tperbe ib auf
DDnnerfas, ben 4ten na ebftsn september
am 3auIe BON Satob Qensel foIsenees 81:
sentbum. gum Nussn Der Satmers 8ant
DON @auton' gum bfeutliden Derfauf oue=
bietsn uimtib speiietiib. 8ureou,
l trau3tGfbs pfoden:Settfsue, 8 sewbbn:
li6e 9ati iteuen usbf Den Setteu. 2 &ifen,
unaefabr 1900 Sbiuceln, 4 3ieseu, 2Rnbe,
Nino, 2SGm cine. muuOn Gins eine sro(:
fer Gber 1T, 1 @uobtant, wasenrdoer,
2 @6Iittsu. Grobfbmiotswsrfssua, cine
partbis &oblen, einise QObelr, 3isbmsfer,
i 8cbrer init Gebi0eu. 2 9ano' unb einise
auosre @assn 9dmmer Meinel, Q!mb6fe
unb piele anoere 0rt.fsI. Bebina,lna ; baar
@ele. Der @ersauf fanst UNI 10 tlbr
Wor9ens an.
/, : .0sor9e 81. Webb, S6erif.
e1srifs: :9lmtsfnbe. Start CO.
Canton, Qlug. 80. 1894.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-29
81 nfetgt,

fur Mt6lano uno Die
ansrenjenOen Gaut1tps.
Guitar Seferlen, Dretrr Der
Mebieiu, ebirursie unb geturts Qalfe 1T
felt sinisen 1aaen aus Dem, !&bnisreib
Wirtsmbers. no er auf oen tepben unibeu
ftaten, Z 2hbinse unb Marsbnfs adt Sabre
ffubierte, uno eanu il. einer Der eriten Stae.
te MirtsnbsrsS a.psp Sabre prastieirie, bier
anaeFcm,nsn, uup bis.et feline Disnife io,p0bl
alien. biefeen @inrpbnesn. a!S aub tenen
benabbarter Gesenoeu, an; beloubers en,=
pfeblt Ct fi6 IN oer 9usen,: 0eilfanbe. -
Seine Offs III In osr Webnuna bes lerrn
s.. Dpffmann, in Mansfelo, Mihlano Cir.
SbiO. - q. 3. 3uslei1 erlauh er~ i,0
auf biefsm msse, bic in IeutfdIano, beicn:
oers in ben bfsrrsi6sn gtaatery nO Dor
csep Sabren Die CHOLERA bsftis mntbste, als
S1nbtuittel g sssen bisfelbe be,pdbtt
sefuutsne unb aIlsemsin sefdabte 1inetur,
6em publitum ,Su stnpfehlen, :
Mlansfelo, Hiblanb Counts Dbio, .;e
Den 1eten aIusuit1ss4. 1913.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-29
SGertf5 8erfQuf,

Sn Scloe zines belouee,su rcn Be-, SIT
preme @out css @teetsf Sh;e, in uns 'tr
Start @auntr, en- MD eerid tstsn & h"t'
btns, ,peree iob on Der 1hnr tee Gpu't' at,
fee III @entpn auf Miumcd) ren 1rsn Goa
bes uaDfen Setctets, um 10 llhs 8, INIT:
tass, bas bistunten te5drittene S'id yanu
gum 0erfauf ausbisten, ntmi, IL =, .
@inen She'll bes rhrelit'en Nierte {. OF
gsction 5, Gcunfdip II Nan3t ., a? an.
senb bep Gem Vf fer 20 Gutteu> flt!;a' ..
cer uorcbFliden cde ees gina, n'ef,s :, II,
tsls !; nonn iioli6 nit Ger See,icr!iuL %
uuo ein, babe Nutbe 81 einen: pFchsr; t,h
inelid IS Graos, meitiib 81 Suttsn III eie
mem YfcGen !; rann iuclid 81 G,are, reii=
liob 16 &utben ,au einem NfrtIen cann
Iholib 49 @racs, ,,nb 81 Nuthtn ,rtGl;h
81 eiusm pfCften; nant, msfl,h nit oer
9isrtslslinie SO Gutten, au enem Yicifsn ;
Damn 1877 &uttsn nbttlid,, a. eirsm Yfcs
fen; hann 124 @utbsn bftlid, bis gum
VInfange epunfte -: entholteno SO Qder uuo
10 bunostt1tel, ,,,ebr ocer tpeniae. Dies
@isenthutn BON Spbn Mattiu, riro Dem ee.
ba6tsn grseutirnstefeN snfplae,, su,. Guns
item BON easbarina Martin onsessifsu.
:, ejeore 81. !Msbb, S6srif.
Canton, &u9. 90. 1884.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-29
mpblfet(tr benn iemols i!

WCDHsttet penn 1er11l6 .'~"
|; Die llnteribriebsnen 3eioer ibren 8reun,
oen uno ,Eunpeu. nno bent 9anaen 9uliFum,
et8ebenlt an. baB lie IL 0efbdftsperbinz
oan9 9etrsten fuo. sie babeu ibrenGbapp,
ia Der Tusearaspas SttoBs, in: @aaton, (aes
rabe Dem nenen 8anfbanie esgenuber, frns
bet bs,pcbnt bon pbIIip Depalt.) beoeu1
tene nsr9tnnsrt unb ,peroen oafelbt beitdn=
big auf 9auo babsu, Elm stObe5 a|0Ortl.
ment pom
SdtteL 3dumen, Sottslbdes,. TeN
gifen Ni)tDlenba balfterm GopoIlerb
fen .gbafos, Natrputal6en &c.
Qearbcrn 9sfbirr, Gummets,
gaulssel6irr leOerNrt, Golfer,
Seuer @pmer, 1ouooner 9Sos
gen peinbsn> Neitt, Gleeous
tes, borSirte>, u. gissQeit,
"f6en, e tdtf6<Slebten je,
Der Sjotune. =.
QIDss BON gutter OuaIitdt, init ben be(teu
MateriaIien uno fauber semabt. tpuuen IIe
I'M 9rpBen unb &leinen, io ,pobIfeil als ss
in Den ,psitlbsn Staaten irsenowo su ba:
ben 1T, 9eseu 9 aar8el uoer annebms
libs QanessprOrutte per.aufen. 9lae sez
ma6te 8eitslIuusen .psroen aufs ftbnsaRe
aussefhbrt.
N.8. 81 1T. 8 "a als 1T bautbar fir bic
empfansenen 9nnfbeseusunsen Ct bittet
um oeren SUrtlebuns uno miro i1e, tpie biz:
Der, AZ peroienen iudben.
gBilIIom Seals unb
Sobn 8uGius, jun.
@anton, gIug. 90. 1884. 2O-tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-29
Dortrefllde =.
81 a Il e.r { y
1u pertoufen.


sSier nnb Mbtsis gder sano, Don .outet
OuaIitat uno in tinem pOrshsltobsn oeuti6en
@ettIsn,eut, teprouf Ndb smep gut bel6la'
gene 9lodbiuier init Setlsrn unO cine ldbs
ne sau3 neue ed,pei;eri6eusr tefucsn.
Gin portreHIider Saumsarten uno 3nep ncrs
trsfIi6e @prinee1 eins. bepm 3a1's une
cine bep Der s6euer. l1n8efabr bic (2alfts
III tlar nno bic auoere 59alfte tefeb' lit
sutem gul6 ; aub befInosn f6 10 9|der
Wrefen oabeY. @er 2uit bat biefe fbbne
IeIesenbsit 3u faufeu, befraae f6 tep
uuter(6risbeuem, Dem Gtqentbaner oieisr
p!antase, in SprinsfeIo Gauulebip Sc'''ms
biana @auutp, Sbic, 8 Mleilen ben petets'
burg, no isoer ben Vreie uub Die Ssoius
sunsen erfabren fam.
Sobonnes 9ro6.
Sprinafislb 81. Qlu0, s, 1854. 1874
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-29
SDnt NuSlQt1De.;


9tebt es wenis erfreulicbe Notbricb-
ten. &rieserifNe 9sriebte perneb,
rem ii6, unD man 9laubt rnebr ,ple
il porbert ooS Der NusbruO eis
mes Srieses Stpil1sn oen 6)tli1en
uno ,peItll6eu Mabtsn @uropas
y,abe 1T. Ser 8unoestas, uon
oenp man sewbbn'i6 nur ban ttnos
bort, ,penn IS gilt cine 0ewaltmo6,
resel opssutibren 1T jsbt aus (el,
t,em reeeln,d6t9sn g DRIFT ri d..
10 arts, 9efommen. Oies Darf
Mot etwo 9erGanoen tperoen ais
ssens er nun ppr,w drts, netnj
Damn mdbte e. ia feline Notur per,
IeE9nen: e. 9olloppirt + Il # {,
10 1rts. @insr fsiner lebten Be-
t0Ia0e, peroronet ndtnlleb cine sdn;'
li0e Neform Der uuipsrlitQten. Sc,
ia lcu 9ans aufsebobsn >perDen, u.
bic Necbte Der hbrieen rpsroen Der,
n,a6sn tel6nitten uno sefnsfslt, Dab
tpeDer an cine frspe 8cms9ung oes
Ottttes nod Des &Orpers, III oenfen
1T. Ole 8t(ttmmun9 Der llniperlr
tdten tpiro oaour6 pernibtet; Dem
0elite tperoen Se0eln anae(est, uno
man lpiu Die Nuelen Der 2luffldruns
per'tcpfer. QBir jmeifeln Ian Der
Nusfabrb bortelt ,lln0 trbl1en uns NIT
Der getpiBbeit, oaB aue @rtreme
l6 einonoer n0bern.
Ser Sobn oes Mo(Aou 0ourt
mont uuo Elm franSbGEbsr Offijier
BON Nan9, Der unter Dem O(amen
Graf o'2llmer 0ien(te unter Ocn
Mi9uel 9enUmmen batte, befnoen
G6 9e9enwdrtlg III ei0abUn.
.Oerr QSeper, ueberbrin9er oes
San0lungs = Srattats jwiIben ben
9ereini9ten Staoten An0 Spanien,
perlie6 poris am soften Sunp um
na6 MaorIo ju rel fen.
Sn Maorto NOR am 2lften Sunp
alles rubis.-0ie &6uisin multerte
Bic aus pcrtusal ,uriGsetebrte Ars
NEE Don Nooll, un0 tpurDe NIT oe}u,
bel BON oer(eIben empfan9tn. Cine
neue 9er(1wbrun9 1T in bulgaria
ent0edt tDoroen.
Disr;ie Wldnner uno cine Hrou
ertranten our6 0as umfbla9en ei>
mes 0pots i'm Slu0e Scale.
Sie Court Ser pairS in Sranf>
rid bat iber 400 QBarrants sur
2lrretieruns, 3ur Nablu6uns Der
llnterfubun9s n9ssGcmmieion erlafen.
Sn paris Iinp felt 2lprit iber $50
arretirt, IN GpDn nabs an 1900. OIL
le Vefdnsni0e lInO ppIl-ein einsi<
sss entbdlt 400 psrfi nsn.
Oeneral Moreno, elmer ser I'm.
bdnser oes Don &arlosf Der oenfeL
ben nab @n9lano besleitete, 1T Der
Oe9enftano parlamtntiftber Nob-
foridung 9ewcroen. 2Eie es Gb
erslebt, 70 bat Mereno perrdtbsrif fh>
e Weile cine portbep Der S6nisin
In feline Mabt selpft, un Damn er,
snerbet. ginss oieler S6la6tcpfer
tpar eerr 8 Q -, Elm gnaldnoer
gin'se Mitslieosr oes 9oufee Der
Semeinen perfu6sn Moreno fir
oteie 9ewaIttbat Upr 9erib t III
brinsen oo fe lbn inGnslanD baten,
hno ber faltblitiee Seburfe miro
bcfentiib fInbsn, na6 er feinen &cpf
unbenu6t in bic j6tbls oes e6msn
selledt bat. ~
aris, Sunp 30.-9n Mar>
felue rpurDe tpdhreno. Der mobl Elm
Serfu6 semd6tllnrubsn ju erre9en,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-29
|ftirt, ,puroe bas gclt ,er(lreut uno
LOle .Nuhe mieDer heraelteut. J. ~

81 . N, ben IA. Sunp. 8enern
tpurce i'm Gon(iftorii.m bic portugiee
ll(be Sra9e ernfbaft be(pro0en,uno
wobrlbelnli6 miro cine @rco,nrnus
nlcattcn segen Don psoro erio1en
wer0en. Oie Don ibm 9snDmnene
Maa6reeel, ollee 9eiitllbe gtsen
tbum 3u er9relfem bat bier ausemsi,
nen unwlllen erre9t. Oie 9elttliben
@!nribtun9en llno unter Der eln;i9en
Nutbcritdt Des pabtest Der ME st
ne iolbe 8si9tasnabme gut bei0sn
miro. :
hrfep.-8riefe aus oerMit,
teudnoifben See bettdti9eny Die
BabrGbeinli6fett zines &Sru d S
Swi(ben Der pfprte unD oeu po(1a
Fpon &9ppten. OerSulton be,tebst'
oarauf swep eJabr 9orC0uB oss
Sributs Don Wlebemst Nli su per>
(an9en, we!6es olsfer nibt willens
TT Su besabler, au6 bat er nob nicDt
Die Oiltrlfte Dpn Our(a uno Naica
9erdumt, was Die pforte perlansts.
Sollte Der &rie9 ernsuert weroen,
fl bobsn Sranfreib uno England ei>
nen (bwleri9en Sbeil 5u (plelen je<
oob 9laubt man, 0o6 tpenn cine an
oers rublCbe 2lrmee nab Gonltan.
|tinopel fommen Icllte,oa6 bic uerei'
|ni9te Slctte Don rrepsebn 2inlen,
f6ifen uno ;ablreibsn 9ro6en Sret
gatten, Den Our6saug our6 bic
|Oaroanelen oerfu6en miro, tpo>
curb Der lebte 9ebeime Oertra9
Swifben Der pforte unp Nu6lan0
ans 2ibt tcmmen nuB.
Mertf D.-No6 INNER befd>
tt9et i6 Der Sriumpb Der ariltccro.
tliben partbep. Santa 2lnna unp
bic IDrieI Iter b(eiben unjertrennlicbe
Sreunoe. Das Selo9elbrep 1T nun
(lberau "5Ieli9ionu u. Santa 2(nno.'
|Oiefer perdbtlicbe 6eubler (bmitnt
i'm 9oloe. gr srbdlt, tpie man fast,
bon Der Stride uu0 Der oriItocrotis
fhen 9Sartbep cine monatlicbe Sc,
iclounS bon $4,000 Sbaler -!
ilm(fdnoe perdnDern bic SADIE.
Man1er 9e(er bat pieuei6t BON
oen berhbmten 2eip;i9er Staotf felba,
ten 9eb6rt na6 Den Sarben ibrer
Uniform Staotmeilen, ou6 Stief-
mttterben 9enonnt, Delbe por
mebrrren Sobren in ben Nubeftano
oer (eet rpOrOen lino. @s rpor Elm
sutes barmloit its86Itben, bas ieinen
8eruf, 3ur SieIibsibe res Bises
Der Stuoenten uno an0erer Iuiiiser
Bbsel ju oisnen, NIT GROCER Sreue
erfaute uno in allen billigen Sinsen
Gpa6 oerfanD, nur ni6t was G0tn
uno Srinfen betraf. elmer bon
oieen ttanO einit auf Dem 9Babt,
peiten, ols feline @bsbdlfte NIT Dem
9enfeltcpfs am. 9rm baberfa.n ::
oa bring id oein Mittose0en. 81
tpas fcmmft bu oenn lo frib 2" e.
Itpteoerte Tie &diloma6e, "aue
Weile bot's brsppiertel 9sfdlassn,
uno um 3rbIfe merp ib erft ab9e,
loft $50, nun ib oabte.
"9fa, mas bott bu oenn sefcbt,
Srou p Sousrfraut un0 Mt6e-
"NbselSf - fdrie 70 sIei6 bic
G 6iloma6e, besisris iber raseeib'
lseri1t ber;ufaller, 2sbs. Sn.
Hit junqen Mdnner su 9lemart
{ S(eus Jsrfep } boben einen 9erein
eebiloet, ||um Den jungen Qeute n
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-10-30

Spain-It appears by the last accounts, up to the fore part of September, that Don Car los was wandering among the mountains of Biscay, that ROdil's forces were near Bay Onne, that EI Pastor was at Vera in pursuit Of the pTetender, and that Zumalacarreguy was approaching Pampeluna. The French from tier being very closely guarded by the troops of Lotus Phillipe, makes it probable that the Carlist forces, thus hemmed in, will, from their desperate situation and their inability to procure provisions. be soon obliged to surren- der. In the midst of these difficulties, the monks persist in their fanatic devotion to the cause of Carlos, and two of their cOnvents have been burnt, with the wine and other lux uries with which these pretende6 seOrners of the good things of this world always take care, nevertheless to supply their larder. RO- dil has; by adopting this plan of destroying the cOnvents, struck upon an effectual mode of putting an end to their audaciOus interfer- ence in the existing insurrection which. in fact, is chiefly fomented and kept alive by them, doubtless from the selfish motive of sustaining the interests of party who will tolerate them in their plunder and oppression of the poor.-N. Y. Star.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-10-30

IHe Boston Myssery.--There has been con siderable excitement in Boston for the last eight or ten days. in consequence Of the sup posed robbery and murder of Mr. Jonathan Perkins, Post Master of NewingtOn, (N. H.)
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-10-30

An Exemplary Horse.-The following rath- CT singular anecdote was recently related to ns ny friend. who vouches fur it's truth, hav- ing personal knowledge of the horse and the circumstances here related :--Some time du- ring the summer of IaSS. on clear Sabbafis morning. venerable old family horse, of still more venerable citizen, and farmer of this town. was not as usual brought to the door in order to attend the family to church. Dobbin waited patiently for some time at the
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-01-02
THE VETO POWER.

In the Senate on Tuesday, Mr..
Kent, of Md, introduced, on leave, a
joint resolution for the purpose of a.
mending the Constitution of the Uni
ted States.
Resolved, BY the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States
of America, in Congress assembled,
two thirds Of both Houses concurring,
that the following article be proposed
to the Legislatures of the several
States, as an amendment to the Con.
stitution of the United States, which
when ratified by three-f ourihs of the
said Legislatures, shall be valid as
part Of the Constitution.
When Bill, which having passed
the Senate and House Of Representa-.