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I'D 7s y e d q I'D 3.

Virgin, & Maddox
sgAVE received, by late arrivals from Philadelphia
! & and New York, very large and general assort'
nent of
NEV 8. HANDSOME GOODS,
apted to the present and approaching They
invite their customers and the public to call and esa-
nine for themselves.
50 pieces cloths, blue, black rife green, Rasseli
brown, plum. mulberry, clsret, olive, drsb
and grey mixed
Blue, black and fancy colored cassimeres, plain
and striped
Satnets Plain and striped
Petershams, various Colors
Flushings and kerseys. heavy and stout made. for
servants
Linseys, plain, plaid and striped
Rose blankets 8-4 to 1874 very superior
Point and duffle ditto
Green and scarlet freezes and baizes, plain and
printed
White, red, green, scarlet and yellow hannes
Gauze aannels, extra quality
Canton do various colors
Goats hair and common camblets
Ladies' carnbets, besutifra article for cloaks
French merinos, superior quslity and desirable
lors
English ditto, in great variety
Circassians, we'll assorted
Black and colored bOmbazets
French and English bombszines
Gerno scarts and shawls, warranted WOOL BORDERS
3hibet shswls, "a to 1874, very handsome
Embroidered shawls, new style
Valencia and Prussian shswls
Satin fancy hdkfs, new article, very rich
Silk do do
Italian lustrngs (Matteoni's genuiue)
Do do colored. very beautiful
eros de Naples, plain and figured, in great variety
Florences, assorted c0lors
Double green and brown ditto, for bonnets
India and satin Levaptines
Sstins, various colors, plain and figured
Senchews and sarsnets, uncommonly cheap
silk yelvets, black. blue black, maroon, green
purple ndbrown, for bonnets
Tabby velvets, various coors
A very large assortment of super chintz and 10
priced calicees
Mourning gnghams, handsome new style
Table diapers, Sd to 12-4; damask table cloths
Russia do; French napkins
Irish linens and lawns very cheap
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-02-21

NEW BOOKS.
VUsT published, and on sale by W. M. NOR
~ RISON,
new edition Of Doddridge's Family Expo
stor, l vol Svo
Dr. Porter's Lectures on Homiletics and
Preaching, and on Public Prayer, vol Svo
Peyson's Select Thoughts being selections
from the conversations and unpublished writ
ings Of Rev. E. Peyson, D. d.
The Child at Home, or the principles OF flliai
duty Familiarity illustrated, by John S. c. Abbot,
author Of the Mother at Home.
Peter Parley's Book of Bible Stories for chill
dren and youth. Also;
Peter Parley's Book fPoetry for Children
feb Is
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Land FOX sale.

n OFFER for sale my Plantation called CLOVER
LAND, lying in the County of Prince William, IS
miles distant from Alexandria and Washington. 1t
contains
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FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
EaWISH to sell FARM, containing 1l2
EEAcREs, adjoining my residence. 1t is heavily
timbered and has on it variety of fine Fruit
great bargain may be had if Immediately ap-
piled for. d. F. DULANY.
aug 14-eotf
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT,
~ The two-story BRICK DWELLING
ESa HOUSE on King street. lately occupied by
Mr.. Richard H. Clagett, in very healthy neigh
borhood, near the best water, and is in good or
der 1t will be rented on reasonable terms.
feb 10 A c.. CAZENOVE & co.
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A BARGAIN.

A BARGAIN.
~ | will let the DWELLING and STORE
:iA HOUSE at the corner Of Water and Prince
streets at as low aren't as any property in the
town, considering location) 1t is well calcula
ted for wholesale or retail grocery. segar fac
tory, slop shop, &c. &c. &c.
ian II JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
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ASSISTANT TEACHER WANTED.
a GENTLEMAN we'll qualified to teach the
n Latin and Greek Languages may hear of
good situation by making immediate applica-
ton to the Editor One qualified to teach the
Mathematics also, would be preferred.
feb h--tf
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From the Hon. Gideon Lee, Mayor Of the City
of NeU York.
"Few men in the community have greater
contempt for nostrums in general than myself.
Patent medicine and catchpenny, with me, have
been Synonymous. am constrained, however,
to relinquish these sentiments as respects DR..
Rogers's Vegetable Detergent, the effects OF
which have recently witnessed. Ayoung lady
in my family, by using two papers; have rea-
son to believe, is efiectually cured of an alarm
ing Pulmonic Complaint, which in all its symp-
toms gave evidence of immediate consumption.
| communicate this with view of usefulness,
and sincerely hope that such persons as have
complaints similar to the above, will make TIL
al of the medicine. GIDEON LEE"
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HOUSE TO RENT.
-. The BRICK HOUSE at the intersection
f;ss of Cameron and Pitt streets, now occupied
bV Mr.. Charles Gawler, is to rent. Possession
NAV be had 1st February. For terms inquire of
ian SAMUEL B. LARMOUR g. Co
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WANTED,
A S an Assistant in Grocery Store, an ac-
"A tive Young Man, of good moral habits one
from the country would be preferred Satsfac-
tory references, as to capacity, &c. will be re
quired. Address, through the Alexandria post
office postage paid) C.P y jan2s
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FOR RENT,

"a Either of the two DWELLING HOUSES
;:ii at Summer Hill, on the Little River Road,
one mile from town, pleasantly situated.
feb 10 A. c.. CAZENOVE g. co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-25
POLITICAL.
MIR. BENTON's spEECu.


We have report of MIR. Benons speech at M'Arsn's
Gatden 4h but undertake give some of the 10.
pics which he touched, without pretending he able
follow the course OF the speech, much less tho language
OF the speaker. The topics however, aud the mode oil
treating them, will lie correctly given.
MIR. Benton commenced with a compliment 10 the de-
mocracy OF Padephia OF which be read and heard
much He old enough, I've said, 10 have been sub
scrber TO the old Aurora, and orunae enough TO have
been intimate with Jefferson, Maron and Randolph, from
all OF whom he had eAr te history those times char
acersed by the black cockade aud reign terror aud
he repeated conversation which he had had with MIR JEFF
fefson shortly before his DEATH which that great apostle
OF liberty made The democracy OF Phisdelphis and their
cheering support Of himself snd his friends when Con-
gfess in Philadelphia the subject OF warm and
aIectionste cui, gy. Mr. Benton said, the present
democracy worthy OF tile eniogiUm prouounc.
ed by Jefferson aPon their sires; that they sod the
mouth OF ihe furnace, md lived 10 The fires OF persecu.
tiou but dsdsiued TO row The expressions, to
der TO the seducIions 81 m0ued despWism. He said il
was 10 politics ~ n religoB-fhe prosecutors OF The faith
were me sprfadefs OF 'e -e blood OF the martyrs
The seed O the church; end the rorseess peTsecu-
ton which the democ Of Philadelphia had Undergone
persecution which esched every mans Office every
.,..t ,......,
not Tall down sad wor.hp d,e BsnE-wo,ild revive and
animate The OF 81 mocacy, Only ia PhilsJe.
phis and ~ PeBs.ylvsU', bui throughout the four and
twenty States ot this extended ceuederscy.
Mr. spoke Of the strange snd even,luI session Of
Congress. through which hey had Just passed. com
mpnied upon the porieniOus declaration with which the
Deposite debate, W tie Christmas holidays opened in
the Senate, BY fhe leading Psnic orator (HT clay
we in me midst NJ articulation hheyfO bfOodesS
declaration uniounied IN TACT ~ II would have been
rdcnlous 10 the issue had not been for the power
the United Sta IS bsnk aud The dated States Senate, al
most 10 create what thus predcted. From that
meni, said MIR. b., ihe Bank aud fhe Senate went 10
work 70 create ihe revolution which had been pro-
cainPd; ADD Tor four 3, tie screw and pressure
operations Of the Bark, aud the tocin speeches Of
the SenHe alarmed sgiiated and coBvusel the Anie.
rican people. To derange the cufrency--to sink the
price Of sli properyo break all the local bsnkso de.
priye all iaborefs Of employmen-o destroy all conf
deuce between AID fnsu-were the objects Of the
combined Fowers and " these objects had been
Pishcd, The revolution which had been proclaimed would
have commenced; and the smphatc implication contained
tn the phrase-"HITHERTO bl0odisss"--snd which too
we'll implied The hope and expectation Of speedy blood.
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days. and then TAX. the route Of the sss.l N.g,. and

days. aud then take the route Of tho canal 10 Ngs and
the nee TO their respective States.
MIR. Ewing OF Ohio. also up in the steam boat
Thursday evening Disiurbs q, however, on his passage
up, 10y the ovefpowsrlng evidences o: the prosperous
trade OF the Hudson he passed with all haste from the
boat the rail road and mounting car lett the
CITY, lest the "busy hum which has sreturned with the
sll-enivsniug season. might disturb his dreams, and
shame lis panic predictions But he will scarcely escape
from these associaions Tor his journey home will
eShib, his mortified view the canal. which he hopet
find "a solitude covered with the indica ions oil in-
creased business and the lake, which 10 be "a desert
OF waters" whened with the sails and biackcned
by the smoke OF schooncfs and seam boats than
before borne upon its bosom. Had air. Ewing re-
msined In this city long enough 10 have had interview
with Of his friends OF The ''dsress committee GU
rious might have been exhibited and perhaps
mutual reproaches exchanged.-aitany Argus
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, }


Nj consequence OF an arrangement contemplated,
III under the 3d section OF the act Of Congress, mention
ed in the advertisement of the Sh instant for
TO rebuild The Bridge across the Potomac, between
Washington and AiexandTis il will be considered part
OF said proposals, that the Contractor shalt If required
receive, st lair valuation, such of the materials
lore Provided under former arrangements for the con
s'rucon Of said bridge, the Engineer may deem suit
able 10 be substituted and used Tor that purpose va
lua,ion OF them to be fixed by the Engineer, or some
other competent and disinerested person. selected ~
the Treasury Department; and deduction 10 be made
from the contract entered into, corresponding with the
actual valuation, and the difference between the worth of
the materials nsmed in said advertise and those hcb
may be substituted therefor The substitution and price
TO be agreed on aud notified The Contractor before he
commences the procurement OF the materials.
The old bridge aud all its materials are 10 be consde red
as belonging 10 the Contractor he making paying for
the repairs thereon, keep it, including the draw
In passabe condition, for the himself In its re-
construction, and Of the public, from the date Of said az
OF Congress until the lime specified in the above advettse
men,, for the interruption Of the travel thereon IL found
necessary. LEVI WOODBURY.
Secretary IF the Treasury.
July ~ 22-tl5A
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Spring Goods.

YHVHE subscribers have already in store large portion
~ between FIVE AND SIX HUNDRED PACK.
ACES, Of their Spring Supply Of Dry Goods, received
mainly by the Harka,oag from LpePooi and by various
recent arrivals from Philadelphia and New York The
remainder Of their importation dsly expected by
the jefferson from LiDPo0l, and other large additions
will be made during the ensuing week by arrivals from
New York when all these get into store, fuller and
general advertisement will appear In the mean
time, we offer on our ususl terms the supply now on
hand and invite city and Country Mercionfs TO call
on us. There has been Ueyy great decline IN many
e0dng articles, add almost al others are lower than last
yesfiDdeed, we have rarely Dry Goods generally
as cheap as they non The styles patterns, c. are
new for the most part and many Of them good.
Y. g. J. .. JAMES & CO,
April l. ti0T-t0 Market Square
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NOTICE The creditors OF Robert Balm, deed, are
earnestly requested TO present their claims against
said estate Tor final settlement; and those indebted,
make immediate payment
II is presumed that surplus Of funds after payment of
debts due from the estate oil r. Bsin will remain 10 be
paid TO the heirs legal representatives They are,
therefore, requested TO make themselves known 10 me- and
the grounds ON hcb they consider themselves entitled.
As il is my wish 10 cose my administration on the es
shall plead h. notice bar Of all claims that nay
be presented Tor payment after the 1st of January
ond apply TO Court for Instructions how act in the dis
tibuiion OF funds that may remain in my hands.
JAMES BROWN, Ear
Of I'm .Niicher, ,cio Ear Of Robert Balm.
Richmond, June ~. l2-w6w
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-lniendng
TO remove to my farm on the Tsppahsnnock river, 1
viii sell my Houses and Lots (seven eight seres)
this place This property Is amongst the most valuable
aud eligible In The village. II would well suit probes
sional gentleman, merchant. other person wishing
carry on business at public place The improvements
are, eoinmodous dwelling house. kitchen, dairy, meat
honse, carriage house. store house granay stables &c.
most Of which almost entirely new. A large aud
productive garden aud spacious yard enclosed with pal
ng remarkably fine clover lot, enclosed with che smut
post aud railing, and small apple aud peach orchard
The most liberal accommodations will be afforded in the
terms, particularly 10 ne and possession given the Is,
OF January, 1885, DANIEL Z. MITCHELL.
Lancaster c. H., July 10. 2O--w4w
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I'm CHANCERY --VIRGiNIA.-At rules holden ia
N the Clerks office OF the county Court of Charlotte
the 7h day Of July, 1891:
:, David Gregory and Mary Ann his wife, formerly
Mary Ann Pettus, PLAINTIFF
against
John F. Peuus, The heirs Of Thomas n Pcttus, deed
lwho.e names are unkn0wnO aud ephen Bedford late
shcuh o. the county Of Charlotte and administrators nth
the WIN annexed, OF John Pottus, decd, Defendants
ne delsndanis John +. pettUs aud the heirs Of Tho
mas n; Peuns (whose names are unknown,) having
entered her appearance according 10 the Assem-
bly, and 'he rules OF this Court and appearing 10 the
i5hcuon o. The Court that they inhabitants Of This
stale, on The motion Of the PLAINTIFF by counsel IL is or
dered That The sad defendants DO appear here on e first
Monday IN October next and their appearance and
answer The plaintiffs bill, and give security for forming
The decree OF the Court and at cory OF this order be
inserted IN some newspspe9 published IN the city Rich
nond Tor two months sUccessivey md posted the front
door Of The Courthouse Of The said county
Copy. TesIe, WINSTON ROBINSON, G.
July ~. 1l-vSW
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NAV 30.

IN CERY-VIRGINIA.-At rules holden in
the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for the county of Charlotte on Monday tile
I'd d,y of June, 1884,
George Ii. Jennings James Jennings Ohe sons of Dick
efson Jennings, dec'd.,) Pleasant W. Weaver, John w
Weaver, Samuel Nj. Weaver, and Samuel f. Murreeh,
Lucy Ann Jennngs, Mary Nicholas Jennings BENJAMIN
Mackey Elizabeth Jennings. John o. Arnistesd and Iii.
zabeth hrs wife, formerly Elizabeth Jennings Dickerson
Jennings, Francis L. Jennings and John r. Jennings
William d. Stern, John Baker and Elizabeth his wife o
merly Elizabeth Stern, Nathaniel lDge and nancy hi,
wife, formerly Nancy Stern, Charles NJ Anderson
and Frances his wife, formerly Frances Stern Melville
Stern, John Park aud Agness his wife, formerly Agnes
Stern, PiainufT,
against
Robert Merton, executor of Dckerson jennings decd,
John d. Richardson, Sheriff of Charlotte and as such adj
dan administrator OF Susan Jordan, his late wife, William
Howson and Dofothea his wife, and Lawrence b. Stern
aud Francis Stern, Dafenaan,s
The defendants, William How son. and George Jordan
administrator OF Susan Jordan and Francis Stern moi bav
ing entered their appearance according the act of As
sembly and the rules OF this Court, and il appearing 10
the satisfaction oil the Court that they are no, inhabitants
Of THIS stale, on the motion Of the plaintiffs by counsel
II " ordered That the said defendants, William Howou
and George Jordan, administrator OF Susan Jordan end
Francis Stern do appear before The Judge of the said
day Of the term, and enter their appearances and
swer the PLANTING BILL and give security for performing
the decree OF the Court and that copy OF this order DO
Inserted 10 some newspaper published in the city OF Rich
nond Tor two months, ssvely, and posted at e
front door OF the Courth house OF the sad county.
Copy. Teste, WINSLOW ROBINSON C.
'uue 10 D-wSw
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July %.

I'm CHANCERY -ViRGINIA.--At Rules holden In
the Clerks Office oil the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancery, for the county of Charlotte on Mon.
day the I'd day Of June 1891:
Doroh'ea G: HOwson, who sues by her next friend,
Lawrence b. Stern, Plaintiff
against
Wism Howson. and Robert Merton, in his ow n light,
and as executor OF Dickerson Jennings, Defendants
The defendant, William Howson, not having entered
is appearance according 10 the OF Assembly and The
rules Of this Court, and il appearing 10 the satisfaction of
the Court that he is inhsbitant of This State On
the melton Of tine plaintiff, by counsel is ordered That
the said defendants William Howson do appear be fore The
Judge OF the said Court, the Court, House of The said
county on the first dy of the next term and enter his av
peafance and the pIsins BILL aud give security
Tor performing the decree Of The Court and that COPY
OF This order be inserted 10 some newspaper published IN
the city OF Richmond, for two months successfully and
posted at the front door OF the Court House OF the said
county Copy. Tesie,
June 10. TIi-sswI wiNsLow ROBINSON. c.
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WALUABLE LANDS FOR sALE.-rh. .ub.ell.

VALUABLE LANDS FOR sALE.-The subseri
v bers, intending to remove from the Commonwealth
will sell At public auction, (uness disposed Of privately
before that day) Monday, the 25ib day Of August NJ
fair, If not, The fair day, al the Blue Sulphur
Springs in Greenber county, their Plantation adjoining
said springs containing about $50 This place hs.
the Sulphur Water it the Spring Tract and ia
fact is generally believed Il s the fountain head. II il
well dmbeed, has abundant supply Of water aud /:
well adapted to grazing.
Aso one other Tract lying shove the Springs. uding
The Ball field Aso, undivided Tract Of Lind, lying
the head Of the road leading down 10 the Springs -
quantity not known and three hundred and seventy
acres called the Big Swell" also adjoining the Blue
Sulphur Springs The situation Of the above lands de.
Hghtful, and as healthy any in the county.
Also, Monday the let day Of September next Al our
residence in Monroe county, The Plantation on which We
now reside called the "MeNuu Place" miles below
the Court House, and about miles from the Salt yupb0r
Springs. II contains about Az acres; also Is acres
adjoining the This place contains an abundant sup
ply Of excellent water, and i admirably adapted 10 grazing
The situation Is ~ heslfhy any in HE county apd in Tie
most desirable neighbofhood i0 the county The terms
which will be reasonable, msy be ascerained by applca
ton to the subscribers 10 Monroe, the time and pace
OF sale. VIM v. HANDY
JuIyl5. l2O-wtdsl l.. b ALLEN
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May 80.

MN CHANCERY-VIRoINIA rules holden in
IL the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for the county OF Buckingham, the
hhl, day oil May, 1881:
Merit b. Aea, and Cary c. Allen devisees OF Archer
Aleu- decd VIM p. Tailey, and France. his wife Eliza
beth Coleman, Polly Fuqua, Martha Coleman, WIN.
Daniel, Josiah Thompson, WIN. ID. hompson john ).
Thompson. WIN. Colqut, and Lucy his wife, aud Henry
Smith. aud Arans his vile, representatives of VIM.
Daniel, the elder, decd, Pliils.
against
Nancy Allen. widow of VIM Allen, con Of Geo. Allen
decd, Geo II. Allen, Willis Chambers, and Mary Il.
his wife, formerly Mary b. Allen, alter c. Allen Mar
tia A. Nown, io' merly Martha A. Allen, John Cham
beIs and Elizabeth N. his wife, formerly Elizabeth N. .
Alrn Samuel A. Alien, VIM. b. Allen, John w. Allen
Rob 5. Allen, Drury s. Allen, Lucy Ann Allen, aud
John Allen, children and representa- of the ssid
VIM Allen, son OF George Allen, deceased, Defs.
The defendants, W alter c. Allen, and Martha A. Now
lin, not having entered their and given secu-
ry according 10 the act OF Assembly the this
Court, and appearing, by satisfactory evidence That they
are not Inhabitants OF this country, is oiesd that
said absent defendants do appear here the FIRST day
the next September term aud answer the bill of the
plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be forthwith insert
ed in some newspaper published in The city OF Richmond
Tor two months successfully, and posted front door
oil the Court House OF this couaty. Copy. Teste,
ROLFE ELDRIDGE, c. c. s. C. l.. C.
May 80. 7-wsw
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Nm CHANCERY-VI RGINIA.-At rules taken il the
Clerks office OF Prince Edward County Court the 7l
day of July, 1884:
Benz amin Watson, Plf
against yLpou mn Injunction
Henry FOukes, Def
The defendant not having entered his appearance and
given security according 10 Of the General SEEM
bly,, aud tie rules oil this Court aud sring tIat he
IS not so nhabiiant Of this State, The motion of tho
plaintiff. by his Attorney, is entered at rules aforesaid
aud accordingly ordered That the said defendant appear
here on The first day Of October Court next aud answer
The plaintiff bill snd that copy OF ibis be forth.
with inserted ~ Of the public newspapers print
ed IN the city OF Richmond, for two months successiveIy
and also posted the door of the Court OF M
county. Copy. Tese, b. J. woRSHAM, c. G.
July 10. 20-wSw
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SIZZLING OFF CABINET FURNITURE, OF re-
~ dueed pTices.It being necessary close The busi.
ness Of Mr. George BeDdree Immediately will sell for
cash. Furniture and Mahogany Of al kinds from ffee,
20 iWen'y per Gent tess ihan iormef prices. Perscns
wishing 70 buy either article will do well bv calling ss
there is the largest assormeDo Of both articles ever In M
place W AZ sMtTu
Jny 70 N-6J Aren't for The Esfgfe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-25

Mr.. White, member Of Congress from Louisiana, hes
resigned his seat in the House OF Representatives m con-
eqnence OF bis nomination for the Office oil Governor Of
that State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-25

AZ meeting Of the Directors of the Union Bank OF
Ma'yland the day before yesterday, Hugh w Evans
was elected President Of that Institution, vice Thomas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-25

Among the Senators and Members Of Congress who
have taken his route 10 their respective homes we notice
The passage through this city Of Mr. Grundy OF Tepnese
Msssrs. iiiil and Hubbard OF New Hsnpshire and Sir
Mkuley Of AIabsms. Messrs Hill and Hubbard passed
Jay ~ town snd departed for the granite State Messfs
0fnndy and MKi0ey, after remaining dsv. len ,o,gn
ys'tsrd'y for The Springs, where they will femsin few