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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-18

nS A new born white infant was placed at
the front door of very worthy citizen Of this
place, Mr. Thomas Smith, by some person or
persons unknown, on Wednesday night last
Those concerned had humanity enough to find
the little founding home where they knew it
would be kindly treated. Since "fortune will
buckle favors on his back, whether he will or
not" Mr. Smith must be content with his good
luck, and thank the donors for their compliment.
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FOR RENT.

IN Those two new and convenient HOUSES
ai4 (seven rooms each) on King, between Pat
rick and Henry streets. Likewise, the House
at tine corner of Prince and Alfred streets All
Of which are in thorough repair, and convent
ent to good water. To good and punctual tie.
nants the rents will be low. Inquire of JNO F.
M. LOWE, and in my absence of Mr.. James
Douglas. apr 12-6t
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BONNETS!


MISS WINDSOR presents her respects to
lVl the ladies of Alexandria, and informs
them that she has returned from New York with
a handsome assortment Of FASHIONABLE
STRAW BONNETS; also. FANCY BON
NETS, and other articles in her line; all of
which she offers on reasonable terms for cash.
The ladies are invited to call. apr 16-3t
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday, 18th March. by the Rev. VIM.
Akin, Mr.. FELIX WELLS of West Tennessee to
Miss ANN G. BARRON, daughter of DR.. H. BAR
RON, late of Prince William county, Virginia
In Washington, ON Tuesday last, by the Rev.
GARET AVERY, both of Alexandria
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From Mr.. Padgett.

thereby certify that was at the meeting held
atSamuel Cats on the 5th inst that voted at
thatmeeting, and never heard Mr.. Daniel pledge
himself in any way to abide the decision of the
meeting II further certify, that Francis Hem
mersley was at this meeting, and voted for Mr..
Lane, saying he intended to vote Mr.. Ball. This
declaration was made both before and after the
meeting G. PADGETT.
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ST. 49,
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
FRANKLIN.

We learn, from this county, that John M. Hol-
land, administration, is elected, by majority
of l2-and that for the second Delegate, there is
tie between Messrs. Thomas Hale, the late
member, and John Wade, (both Anti-Adminis-
tration)- latter of whom it is thought will be
returned by the High Sheriff,
KING & QUEEN.
Pollard (Jackson) elected.
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TO RENT,

and possession giren on the LIST May merit,
keA The DWELLING PART of the HOUSE
l#I. OF the late Mechanics Bank of Alexandria.
1t is pleasantly situated, and conveniently ar
ranged for the accommodation of genteel ia
my; with good Stable, Carriage House, &c.
&c. For terms apply at the Office Of the Fire
Insurance Company of Alexandria,
apr 9-eotf
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TO WILLIAM B. ALEXANDER

and the others ne;rt OF kin to Lee Massey Aieran
der, late Of Alexandria County, deceased
TAKE NOTICE, That, on Friday, the 18th
Il instant, before the Orphans Court of Alex
andria County, D. c., shall proceed to take
the dispositions of sundry witnesses to sustain
the will OF the said Lee Massey Alexander, here
tofore filed in the Office of the Register of Wills
for probate; which dispositions will he continued
from day to day during the session ofsaid Court.
apr l2-tISth FRANCES SWAMI.
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AUGUSTINE POWELL.

uwill thus perceive how far the meeting
vas the political friends of Mr.. Lane and my
Tl-how far pledges have been given by me to
ABIDE the decision of this Junto-and the real
wsumate) object the meeting-to obtain from
~e republican candidates pledges to support
"H''am c. Ripes, and if not ham, some other of
We same political sentiment, for the United
N'a'es Senate, at the ensuing election.
might here stop, and submit the question to
!Ouf calm, unbiased, and unprejudiced minds
Out IS necessary and proper that should say
0ule'alng respecting set of politicians in our
,Vunly, Who occupy both sides of the. question.
..1u IN this nest stands very conspicuous GER
~ n Ooi' ). Burke, of no little military distinc-
~ H ~ his regiment--who has the glorious pri-
se Oh being, in theory, for the present pow
:. ual oe," yet, in practice, Anti-Administra-
~ ~" This same Col B. was member of the
,os' DOeralc Meeting, and can give its whole his
~, Us real and its feigned object. He can
81 the part the Lion and the JackaH of
/. curious assembly ofPatriots. Unfortunate
~ ~ "O~ever, for this Democratic assembly, its
aa,' uian happens to be, either from instinct or
p, 'auon, an open mouthed and trumpet tongued
n - s'alls'-l will notsay of the Boston stamp
RI ging the Chairman of this meeting with
h;a. aiism, trust my Federal friends will not
clan speak aught in disparagement to their
Cow. MS ether of patriotism or unbounded love of
,oss NY In the Federal ranks we have found
Pin, 'ne wisest, best, and greatest ofPatriots.
tba can never obliterate the remembrance of
ana aa who was first in aoar, first in peace.
nv y .'s' IN the hearts of his countrymen.n To
~ sSVpuphcan friends would say, be united
A'''-oe vigilant-and all will yet be safe
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From. Mr.. r. Moss.

thereby certify that Victor Studor told me
he was at the meeting at Cats on the 9Th inst;
al that meeting he voted for Mr.. Lane; that he
had voted for Mr. Ball heretofore, and should
sill do so at the ensuing election.
ROBERT MOSS.
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From, Mr.. Studor.

thereby certify that never heard Mr.. Daniel
pledge himselfto abide the decision of the meet
ing held at Samuel Cats on the 5th inst. vot-
Mtor Mr.. Lane at that meeting.
VICTOR STUDOR.
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NOTICE.
BANK OF PoToMAc,
of Alexandria. ID. g.

WE, the subscribers, the President and Di-
w rectors Of the Bank Of Potomac, having
the fullest confidence in the stability Of the In
stitution, and its ability to meet all demands up
on ito remove as far as is practicable, as it
respects the said Bank the alarm and want of
confidence in Banking Institutions which now
exists,-do hereby individually pledge ourselves
to all who have, or may have, any claims
against the said Bank on its notes, or for depo.
sits there made, to guarantee the payment of
said notes or deposits on demand in specie; to
which guarantee we do hereby bind ourselves
Individually and our heirs
This guarantee to extend to the period for
which we have been elected; that is to say, to
the Sd day ofNovember next.
Given under our hands and seals, this 18th
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NOTICE.
FARMERS BANK OF ALEXANDRIA, !
n;efr;rf of HDIuubi0. {

District OF CUtUnt0l0. }
WYE, the subscribers, to whom the manage
w ment of the affairs of the FARMERS, BANK
OF ALEXANDRIA, by the choice of the Stocknola-
ers for the present year, have been COMMITTED,
having considered the excitement of the pubic
mind in regard to Bank issues, and being desir-
Gus of quoting the fears, and removing any
doubts, respecting this Institution, do herepy
cheerfully ourselves pledge, and in our private
capacity bind our heirs executors, administra'
tors, and assigns, to make good any loss or da-
mage that may accrue unto the holders of any
notes issued by, or depostes made in, said Far
mers' Bank of Alexandria, in consequence of
default in the punctual payment thereof when
demanded: this guaranty to be binding on us
during the period for which we were elected.
Given under our hands and seals, this six
teenth day of April, eighteen hundred and thir-
ty-four. JNO. C. VOWEL, SEAL
JOHN McCOBB, SEAL
REUBEN JOHNSTON, [sEAL
EDW. DAINGERFIELD,[ SEAL
H. CLAGETT, SEAL
ROBT w. HUNTER, SEAL
VIM WASHINGTON, [sEAL
S. MESSERSMITH, SEAL
apr 1875
~ Nat. Int. st; and Winchester Republi-
can, Leesburg Washingtonian, and Charles
town Free Press 1t.
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GEO. S. HoUGH

GEO. S. HOUGH
HAS just received part Of his Spring As
IL sortment of FANCY AND STAPLE
GOODS, and in few days will have received
from Philadelphia and New York very gene.
raj assortment Of most desirable artcles-and
as cash at this time is a very necessary commo-
dity, it would present strong temptation to sell
at small profits. 4th mo IL
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From Mr.. Powell.

hereby certify that, at meeting held at Sa-
nuel Cats on the 5th inst, Mr.. Daniel did
not pledge himself to abide by the decision
Or that meeting, but said positively he would
not | did not vote on that account as | consi-
aered it useless. The real object of the meet
ing understood from various sources, was TO
get MIR Iane RI withdraw
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENT,
~ A Two-Story BRICK HOUSE, covered
be Market on gooS oGpo
Gerry or Retail Store. For terms inquire at the
Office of the Fire Insurance Company of Alex.
andra mar 28--d3t&2awtf
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I=P Extra copies of this days Gazette for
sale at the Counting Room.
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- SHIP NEWS. %
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, ID. C.

ARRIVED, April II,
Schooner Carriboo, Doane, Halifax; Sugars
and Plaster to VIM. Fowle & Co.
Schooner Margaret, York, Eastport; Plaster
to j. & w. III. Irwin.
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Signed1 PHINEAS JANNEY, GsEAEl
JAMES KEITH, SEAL
HUGH SMITH, SEAL
r. l. TAYLOR, SEAL
JOHN RICHARDS. sEAL1
JOSEPH JANNEY, -EAL1
VIM. GREGORY, SEAL
COLIN AULD, SEAL
H. DAINGERFIELD, sEAL1
WILLIAM FOWLE, SEAL
The above obligation has been subscribed by
all the Directors of the Bank now in Alexandria,
and an authenticated copy will be furnished to
any person who may request it. apr ls--3t
% Nat. Int 3t; and Winchester Republican,
Leesburg Washingtonian and Charlestown
Free Press 1t.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS BANK OF
GEORGETOWN.
WANTED, few Thousand Dollars Of this
w paper Immediately, for which United
States paper will be given.
apr. 1s JAS. RIoRDAN.
BANK OF ALEXANDRIA NOTES
WILL be taken at par for FURNITURE,
w by JAMES GREEN at his Establish
ments on Royal and Fairfax streets, AleXan-
dria, and at the corner Of c and 10th streets,
Washington; where he has now on hand an eX-
tensive assortment Of ELEGANT g. PLAIN
FURNITURE. apr II
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VIM. S. DANIEL

Fairfa.c County, April 16, 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-30

seDss Vsiss-ssis..tfi- - sassAsss zirr i0a III
rRrs.l. Win 0.ausNSsGrsSs ASon4usu, Sstt sf SIf-
D&1s-ss Assil-ssSs,. M suiAz. the Sstt Yrr of
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co. RsstA-. nnsrsinz=Iks<s- &Ns.a, dsaEhsrr az
war o-itss " su-lfalg. al ttiis pikzz tts- fEth
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assr asEE. WIS., Nl1ssB@a1u n AaAras. e5aie.G
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sess. aaIs.sA- rnHsrsss Ihsf nI.ErnA HEsssaa. Iu-
stsns stAEAs'iIEsT III M 0ii-Eifs g. Wimer.sniti,
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.iftftr ruu1F- rtlnz tlsrn mDafitss
sslsl1ss'l.iAss msSEnn>- 1GS vrry i,aEr sd dis
fr-sssEsS1 lliszz MIS- GA1rsaAaErsE n1A1a, sale AZ
WiT. Ol.rtiz- ll5s=- 81 tins pihs-,. "a ti- Ssh
u.- M iSgI s. -Ssus etiaiilrna IA lAsa-ut
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sass WzAls.z.zahss tkss.. 81 a.iSaassrs .Er ut
asss>.sas~ @sssss.s- iisEtii u,zpu-anhls sitir-a
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NJ WkSilss1Sftm,- 81 uitssEn.thy maFs.iaz. I'D
istssi s''ss-rs..slsss. sta-s ~ssss JsH Ass.s--
a.sE --.sasf In sis-s.ii-sru !xf>4nss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-30
THE SYNOD OF VIRGINIA.

IA Interesting ira 10 portion Of tisc CHRIS
tam community has just passed oil. The Pres
b,terian Synod Of Virginia. sgree,Liy to appoint
mcni, commenced It's annual sessioa here On
Thursday Last. and concluded ID. l.bors on Moo
cav. About thirty ministers were present Tlb-
Rev. Mr.. MeFAuLAxE vas ehosea Moderator.
AID the Rev. Mr.. yAx LEAa Clerk The pro-
oerjings were characterized Ith great dignity
moderation. and harmony; and the immense as
highly gr.tihcd it'll their visit.
The religious exercises commenced ith a SER
mon by the Rev Mr.. wiLsos, Of rrrd-rieks -
burg, aud sermons were delivered during ti.e Sit
ting by the Rev. Mr.. Piaa,mer, Rev. Mr.. Arm
strong. Rev DIR. Chester. Rev. Mr.. B.ich. Rev
MIR. Mitchell. aud other gentlemen n hose n.uie.
We do not reeoiieet. On Friday. during the ses-
zion. the p'ipit VI the Episcopal Church vss &C
eupied by one Of the ministers. and on Sund.y
the Methodist Church was also occupied In the
Presbyterian Church, the Lori's Supper adj
niinisiercd TO perhaps 300 communicate.
Ga Friday night, the Ch.riesfovn Tempe
rance Society held scs.ion. when resolution.
Dr. EDwARBs. Of Massseiu.ciis. .ne the Rev.
Mr.. PLusnru. Of Riehnoed. ~ho sever.iiy sup
ported their vievs in exceedingly Ingenious. per-
suasive. and captivating arguments
Unavoidable circumstances prevented Us FROM
giving much of eur attention TO the proceeding.
~i,ieh &c regret in rcferenee TO our PERI .aa
deprivation, not less than account Of cur 'as-
biiity to give proper sketch of scene bob novel
aud Interesting TO our community. We arc,
however. promised a NOR Pervfre; notice Of the
proceedings, Which &c SHALL prescu, With Srrs,
pleasure.
We are justified in remark,aS, that both IN
habitan,s aud ,isers feel that the incidents Of IN,
occasion we're amOngs, the most agreeable AMI
impressive which they have ever uitne..ed
The Synod, &C understAad. will hold its sexi
session at HamPden Sidney, Prince Edward
county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-30

According 10 the Harrisburg Cinuni-
Gle, the friends OF the administration
have elected sixiy-cne menibcrs at As-
sembiy, and the opposition thrrty-nine.
The Senate stands twenty-fVe admin
istration, eight opposition. The stsls-
tive strength Of the parties 0n j0lIff i1dI-
lot. viii be according to tine staicmGrr;
- administration, and g 0ygsossiHu
According 10 the same paper, the 1Hdk-
son majority throughout the stzte, an
the Congressional tickets, Is little mBTt
than twelve thousand VOTES
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-30

Wv subserIoeF r~s2@etfsiiy safer@s 49,
ysisi,e thsf ~ Ass 6fted - So hszs-
@sst siSry % 10 H.rP-r'. Ferry lsoa<i. "a .
n-af sad co@f.Ftsbi~ sfsis. - a. Oyster -
fss-ss,ry. shers - Ass fsressrd = large sss-
ply 81 ttlst artiris. sni = sS~ ts<sesef g.
dish oalt thss t-iis-s-s. taxsry ~ . ssr<ty -
Esruas. Its thsrpfsr- 49, li-s sii tsssrs e 49,
sssisf ~ EIro hia esfi. eoasd<Es fksf a.
srg,iasasaisas sfh -. b.sstnsss sf.i aiuags
~ silss lim ~ hsss tss hess the szar6et ga
.aisrd. - tLsf - ssanst fsii % Ds~s.s sssa
re H,o-t fs~ssf.gus - nFPztts- f1e thers-
fssrs saiscsis tha spFPprt - . genssoss 80
lic. - sSENaNDak BALL
Harpsrs FERRY. Osa -.
"a Ths nsft-erssx bsss.~s- stil es-rssS
a. "a hss 80 ss1nd- AB
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-30

usuE,sD1a. OCT II
GHnuuH-sf.ie< off Inn az Bs-r~rs III ca
Hrn ihfis AT pr-rns His<s ssi s5.ti ~ arm
aiiInr-am s-iisz4. dhzitrss hiring urrr,liin. IN
s}rrr.Ear IA iiisls<r rs.Ihs4
HalssIH9. B,r-ush sfi.rf, ES,r -Prirrs arr
'siiisntf rifHuEr-S<isrs. ffuorn stnrcs .rs NM
ARG n; >n...e p-z- uni. ,nsi ss q,,nss aruurd-
uiEs Tia soz,rDnprsrr M tiis pssnuipai part
'f ttisr rus-iurh 10 81. R.. nri fur tic rsnaau-
ti-sT q ftrariiom nuru lzad
~akHfS-WSsafs--r1r supplies iaru been
sHrry imtant. md IN crussl,rrricr al thu scar-
rfsS. pzur>- liuz.r lit<znz,-f Ssns-r tla midii-
al tfise uarik isEilEs- aii suxur-aI uzrrris af
xrl- grimm ruartiInrsi md wcrr made vc-trr.-
day -, 81 JEr PR si,ss<icil md paruris OF good
n 81 fisil, nnIl, zntt naz N psrreil or t,so Of
aaH' ssrsnts uzt ~urn sSisf,tns4Ar N 81 oua rhr
arNnnrrr - iin rtiu ftrs of y very qnirt aour
nszrtEssi. ant IL wG liaz4 siruzzis lntlmarlsd.
- attzfhIft1ifiir I'M tfi<r siinrr supplies. We
tsu~ ah NM ~Eii-< sf urimr white wheat
aIiialzrS wtiItiz t1zus-, ziinaIr this same prirs
n rfisr tir,f; nnil
av-u-isss~ off siH wtiits hsr shipncnt
iHssr asnun rnu.in within tic lat uso eAss ss
40 n u ct,.r,, nuilh,~ ~ brIiercd IN be WORT,
.snsfi tfisr szsnr,. znt ql,tss b.sh -artst r,-
tz,s ErrurtinEttS- SxltS. aG nsasr yslihw n til
ca nnf M ss-s vstiitr IA Ga cis4 AL for town
MI. dior azrr.rsik zr-7Elus aru unr dry snuSfEh
lIlr -SiI,tns-ur1
ks-Wr ururir n, ia n e. cfs - in quality
aaftS-hn m niIl s4IHHlf-,ss qlIofs n il
a..,e uzfihs
aiI1<szsssE-rin sfhrn Hr;cu ausrs frnm
-, to- IN So
Hlzssrsi-Nx4TH nraza 81 ia, md ffon
iai1nz~ II III
HiLNrSuHk-rtsu czTy-1ez wer1 sid TIA.
'ssr<sk M 90 +Szk - - R~r usna
GfxattfkRA SUR: az htf.. ~ iu flrf
s-.ttAnssi-f,. Iizsii szIs@ m 3nk ssufa4 We
HssEihr 5asia ftTnn zfnTrzs m tiis wisrvsz NJ u
AZ a-sItA- uiT wszzpn prira of hhiA 10 -
dnrStt., 1sIt ttig sfurrr Hr1or II crufs.- Ths
'rD7l.u-tinu- aiE ttta ~a-.s anmarase s hhda. md
HIss dzth- 1iilmuzSnst uE ~aspaA.
HznHsesnaIa,- oGr a5
HaisuR-Hss<szziAr tiis wagpu prirs II
Hilnlr s1zs 4sdE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-30

The interesting article pubii,Aed i.ss verk.
from The Norfolk Beacon. On the suh,oet q The
Convensioa. loss sosn< ef its force ssd brsssy b,
an in.drertent hisoriesi ia.ecurs<y. d must
have been IN insdvrrsesey. L~c.as- . grnfiem.a
q Mr.. Grisssy's yenerHl infcrra.iios could NOD
have been iyuor.nt Of the re,i eoediiioe Of .f-
Eirs
in that article. 10 speaking Il Ar. A.dIya.
Judge Marshall. and Mr. Monroe, Tar writer rc-
marks: "Tl.ry lad MT been IN ssy pHsEe bsd.
sinee;" that is. since the virgini. Cos,eutios II
i7ss- Grienj. Who 10 usually very accurate in
sneh nsst'crs. reminds us. that Mr.. N.d,so. ssd
Judge M.r>h-li we're bob 10 Cossr.ss afier-
~Ard.-the former in 1877. Il Which period nc
vas Distinguished deb.isr. ord the latter ja-s
before goisg out TO France % minister. Mr.
Monroe vas Sens,or in Coagr-ss from Sirgi-
MA pre,ioas 10 has filing the oesee Of Go.ernor
vas in the Virginia Legislature In bosh 1928 add
1929. .nd vs.tic .ushor Of the eeiebr-feJ resois-
t'oas and report which render thosr ye.rs and has
name memorable s.j ins~par1ble-
The in.eeur.ey Liuded TO. cxcmpii6rs thc Ne
eessi,y Of kceps-g ecaseantiy bsforr our ,irs.
soGsc memorial or record Of the deed. &c our
srvzt s,stesmrn- The setio.s Of the most eeic-
Lr.ied Of them msy sometimes be forsOttea.
even by learned and Siftod mes-Asd the
sIiepdor Of the present seesc may often obscure
the distant, baf not isss glorious, iae,jesis Of BY,
goae times The military laurel Is eserErrrn,
Lot the brilianey II the civic wreath fades in the
lapse Of timc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-30

The article upon our fra psSr, On the sub
Jeet Of changing the is~ Of enclosures. is one
which deserves particular sstensiOa- The views
presented IN the petition circulating in EssrK are
very foreible, asd preseHt the msfter in the
strongest possible iiKia. Vet h isA question upon
Which great Diversity Of opinion msy veil cIia.
and therefore one which should engage = calm
and dispassioaaie confederation
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-30

Afier the death ur EilIium the fmrrfh
the Duke Of Cumbcrinnd will be KIM
Of Hanover. and thus will fhr scrurrns
Of England and Hanover DE .cparsriud
The Duke Of Cumbcriand's ualy sun m
80 feeble m health thai II rs bslrrvrfl Inc
cannot live long. Alter hmm cames-fis-
Duke Of Sussex. whose SONS iw LADY,
Augusta Murray, although ,ds.i,arrnd
from the British thrune, arr entitled IA
succeed IN Hanover
We cory the ahes~ from fk- Ral,imsrr Ap.-..-
can We.re isdebsed % m ca--rv.ns fr.-..li dor
sorse further particulars fisss ..sh,-s,- ri=-
Dixie of sas.cA- (.lesr neuiiss<si ..i.o 49, Ito,
ss.ih soa of ceorgr fh- Third. Ea-<s.a i li--s.-
vcr md kisg sf Cru-s Esrss.,a, u.rr,< isr a-.ss.
Augusta Murr.y. d-sshsrr Of 1.srd D.rsn-srs.
The iasf R..-1l tsvseruar Of Virginia rh,sr.--B-
ri-Er ~-s drei.rrd 10 t- nisi Lr.. ss,strzs-..-
iiea To fise no. u na-u.-sr Al. ..A.Sh dsfa.sl-
the marriage Of Rssnf Sei1r IN |. szftS-r. ---f.
the eh'idren Of tic n.rrszzr prsasuzs.a iilssi.-
ua.s~ and incapable Of ser->.sa fi.- -
IN Duke of Kent tfhr fourth s,a of fsrsy-r M J
To tic crown the unioa Of Hanover .ua I;p:.s-.si
Ia ti.e person lin b- d,.-sisve. tin -sIlsr
Lev prevailing in fi.aoscr -sd t.- ,si- Of Cum
bcrl.sd ~iil sscseed IN IN El-etsunr 81 aI-aG.-
~er. Tl.e l.a a-.s<si 1Dszke's sssiy s-a lsss- Il
rxtr-Dei. d-iic@se c-s>anuis = r,shAhlIi,y -. ,ss-
t.f tic Dke III Sa.>z iii ,.rs--sft.- l,sE,sr of
Cumberland. IN -i.ieh event qr-sirsa '-iii 's--
r.ised in refer-ne- to tic i-s.ir, Of t- m.r-.,,-
before mentioned. q rr5.rsi. f-i4- Of fi.s.s-
yer. The son Of the Dxskc Of ss..s-x, lbs LII.
Murray. sho t.k-s the u.mr Il S,r frvsl--s<k
DTstr. has Sled bin in fhe Court Of Cf..s.---,
IN Eagiand. TO iessiise fh- n--Ii--r af hss n..--
Lave occurred 10 him, AZ las msth=-h .l se-n d
royal blood. SO thu the q,>1,,sa d. Open. ..iD
the saeees>ion 10 the Eisetsr=ie, aad nm Jii.i.
sge Of iiier.i feeling e,cuina,r .vsralss,r.,
the gallant complainant IN ils-eans=.
100
Prom he B.it.fnzorr -fn.--lcun IF Ta11s1ias.
The Ohio election rrturns arc No, yssi rom-
plete- In m article ON the .sib,srt flse Nn-
iionai iuieiligencer Of ye.,erhss <sy.-
1.-THE Sc counties from winch sr a.a~r
heard, still give
FIndisy-aggreszie msjoriiicz. 1n.E-7
Lucas do lDI7fe
Notwithstanding fili- s<y,ect al the srss-.
we presume. from m insPrciisn uf rfisr sulr-
given Al former elections. an the couniirH vss.i
10 be heard from, thai Lucas ms saerr=ftrEI
By small nsjority- AZ tine presiding sei=r-
tion he received = msju-tiy al t.g66 sutr-
over his Nhi- opponent If. hDwr<er, ~
shall turn OUT f.Iat nc have lost fise Guxcrnur
there seems 10 he no douin thn has-
carried n majority OF the State L=sisl:r;lrrr
and Of Congress"
The Globe has returns frnm I'll rosrrIiir-S
by which Lucsss maturity oxrr Fmaisy -
.907. Ten counties arc val ID he f.zzz1i
from According CD fke same paper, the
members Of Congress elect ARE -
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a0t ruoeissd.
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