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Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-27
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 Who arc ihe grea'ss, dsmocra,ic bsawlsrss Thsss whe joised lhs pary afssr lhs sicisFy ha been won WPo age il'e most zsalous gackton ussn Those sho eams 'nie the ranks ahs eIess1ik Iosr Who nonld oe the mODtasis Of their abnse of collar rsr,v fl t were in lnihotiyi Tksss sane bsa vsss and ei.. ssash hour collar mea. Most of oue doubis snosFa. Sesoera's were violent oppsseis oftls Ias war nut .asy took shs tide ai she ebb and kept dis sia "e repeai' thas should she Jackson parry bs s,ruck doNP 'hese politicians would essaps i.... in lime <. save tAeF necks; and 10 lbe qnession why d;d vo , leave T they wond reply, 0 there was ,oo mrh like the selnopal oS .hs der..;,.. end ne other ssnrpalions e the Execu,iys-ses;e. 'hefs N ere ssD many federal app6iulmenssw The.e mea arc for the s,ronges side, which sde. ;S ,s;- Hews always the democrsiic aide. Le, .he,n ,,a mnrked.-- AeW- EioDsa RaiEaa
 Ths Bank of New- Brunswisk, N.J. l,as ,os6esasa raynent bstihs t1sshsF sntes Ina. the Bank is Le. seted 10 he solventg $ 3 n
 Jhslayerase of aeaAhs yearly ini Europe. ou, or i. popoia,ion of 2i0 OOO i. whis. |. eopaI so one fortistro whole .is equally between tlie Nor,. and Scuih. The Ioyn.. have but dea A. while iie ia,ier was ib S6: O., Pt 600 tho deaths anoaat so 2 2S0 in the countries situa,ed a s North of FtsUce: and z ,80os soutisaf France; or d6sseAee of 50, O,OOO equal .o ,o 200 ot.i.e population. EThe dispari,y between the southern and nortIefn aectioas of ike United statesis believed to De much gre.ier sias ,he ab0se.l
 tTea members q tho U. S SeSase are Virs; ;n;ans.
 These are Forsyth. Riyea, Tyer, Preston, Bibb, Clay, Grnnly. Ewing. Wagealap and Poih.ex,er.
 DAcKiEa OUr-xThe Providence Literary Spbal. tern. which had the name of Mr. Van Bsrea h cap- tas. ai ihs head ol s coumns, has hauled down the ing, wi.h the following explanation:
 NOTE.- h obedience 10 tIs wishes If most Q fihe patrons of his press, and in compliance with the nn ic voice. a.oss si,. Simoasy u.ssrs il,e Ba.s wililJraxp from ths eo,l0s pf ths pafer. We can not withstand the voice ofiie people. No further ex. plapalioR can be necessary.
 ,M4RRfEDs h s,owdy kii!iep So.l Mr. Beecher Perkins 10 ' sln Bruoklyn. N ". Bir Charles Gaoivin, of Hast- ford, ao Miss Eliza c. rHewlands ' l Mss m Dayd S DS.a T
 In East Windsor. Mir lanhes peiion 10 Mrs Be,sey
 Iasufleld, Nr lra Loonis. V. ,o NJ. Eliza shel- doa. s s.:s, K
 DIED,
 aged 85; the 25,h, Mr Charles Baldwin, aged 30.
 In Harwinion, on itc 24ih inst. Mrs. Clarke, aged about 50, wife Of Mr. Stephen A. Clarke.
 in WatstFSsn, N. Y On tAe l5sh inst. Capt. James Stosr, aged n. formerly ofihis town.
 s Ia North S.onipgiaMs Hr Ezekiel Reniley, 95. N q
 In ssomers, wife of Deacon JaDex Coiiins. 77. @ A
 f1 Flarifnrl, 4p ile 18th usl., Rev. Wm. c. Wal-s ton, aged 70. Pastor of the Ffee- Congregational Church. Mr Henry Kudgs, aged P Mr Willlam B. In Eass. Harsiord Mrs ;savah Bslden, aged 69; Mr John Wis;ie, B, x sssss <, sssa 'rt t6s5a
 SD FarmiMgt0u. ,Mr Ansoa KilboUrn, aged 42i Mr JolIn Haft, aged 42. :
 In Sayhronk, Mrs Priseila Doan, B.
 Fn Essex, Ms Sara, Hayden, 50.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-27

p Our eeaders are referred io the frs, page If io- ;days . paper for an extract from the very eloquent speech efAir. Webster in reply some remarks deli vered by Air. Wright, ofN N. Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-27

ciBerals h. on as tAlis bsohced hu. .eIl ros ed ! seys he, .Ihtfe moss be change, OinsrsI.s Ths nigh as vel hs 1s ershSnis and TSsrs .'. ,s. E. Z day alore. He tried e!l spell wiGh glory and re form z hSl tlat didn't de good and that eos she uhe lime yeu como ro iak wit inc you nnsl ger yonr represeniatites to cosne w vor but ilsy led ths GaeEnl shey had none, and l;eda, had any tof iong while 6sa sy seonid aytsr nsas
 The Ciaeral look .Re hins ia . mini: and .sx. X.
 or he was piagy struck ID by il fyou dare ci1nore eept one pnt your eys ilie bull scrape ,e seg on ny friend Swat meadoWs in Jarsy m Ie, youkness that tnHa iryia m and viii try i1 III do iis die seh ti1usanil Spanish Insaasio,,. Aud now 6lrangers cenf ant aud eo home. At,,I .s soon as lhe i1sEa ns on his hat. they put on iheirn and aakd op baiit did nAke feel piaey s,,d and heavy 70 zee fa.ks Come so fur threw ite s.Ile of sWinief, and go hume empty handed. The Eineral was in tesky bSaIel1ber af day, and so was hut York Stale ene in aal nale ciear ea.her apia. bv tsliin us they every mint H1other Commit. lee ffOn. N. Hoeks of the sas saF and no nlis,akc s.sa , s.lh aao E.l,s s.s.a Iron aauany Haii Oo; mr. Van BNten iS aa old friend oFMiue he was Mav or oicas and is n6w Rapkef; tle kn0ws esry tlnr, agd can tell in ils thr xfereiea erseee x Srout. ca aece4hl and far tneinsss seasactioa Ael hers s aletAers Tie sent hs big balld headed Eagle oac GinerMis dout you resnemher and by tue by Maiors says he. i,s s.ne ut your roan'rymea and the sesi says Me Van Bafep are Ill 10 be depended usI, the frst people of he city, M fct ihe party con.'t haag together Wi,hoat euE Well says the Giacrak ihis u somethlag llke and sa,g ssss be. the hsa way waal be, Whea they eOrlestO let Conafess out ani let all our folks have ! kollaw-day. We'll sure enuf they have coaies and wevsS had seme on em here, hut IN hanr gut time 10 tell you abonI A ih this letter. 6a, will in ny next. Aud i'se got sofehinR lo teil you .s abouf man jest come here alf the way from Ire land, his name s Deanis MsEoony, hs is |, good na- iafd ersr. and the Ginetsl likes hin nigh about as much as he does me dgpi know what i.e is ales, and the Giperai dopf notker but he 5sys he ca. so rety much any thing. and he tells some plaey funny stories inr ue we bal got oice for him yis. hul !here will be some holes soopta fll up here and by his tell he caa fit piggy. nigh any place.
 Yours, 6c.
 J. DOWNING, Maynr,
 4ss sDoSnipssilis Militia 2d Brigade.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-27

miserable qyuiiy efahs paper ussd this wsetinisri- n sizs, eblor Jhicknens and strength so any here aoiore nssd. we made d engagement with manu- asesnFer ier pspsr sqral any ws had used-and he has fugsishsd ns saeh sls ss tis We i4nus ws shall Aase ihe evil remedisd sesa-
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-27

FoRxIeH+ aTyat at New-York on Saturday ssasa Liverpool brings inlsgsnee thirteen days later xhan befyre ssre;sod. But in sookiRg over the ex- srnels gisea ie shs papers we find of any mos meat Matisrs is Spain. Portugal, Sc. remain much ,in the sane state as here.of,re.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-27

Rfase Hanks.--O0 kFidAY Inals lhe Senate of Ken. a,eGe a,.sed bi;t ty s1se tn H6 ineospoeniing
 s.s.s Bank viIls eepilsi q es 000 oo0; inc oiher
 ank so be leesled at and lo gDine npere- i'm s snon asshe 6ise gives ie bend f0F eco O00 and A20O GOO sfahe dock saken and paid in hy in- d;giirals We are iniormed tsb sikeF prossisns of sks biI; bes leaFa tat s pas.aee through the ioser house is sery uneesiain.---N. XsPa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-27

Five k.ilures have receasly taken place in New ,..... ,ke seessgass of which amounts 2 q 26a OOO' I've of .hen were eompissiOs meschanis 'so gse- Sezss>-A enc chipping hosss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-27

Ratafioa ia QGce !--Hoa. John Davis, the member of Cosgress from Worcester district, wac recently elected Governor ofe state of in place of Gov. Lincoln. declined And at the election las. week in that dssrict for the choice of member oi Coasress ia plaee of 6is. Davis, Gov. I.acs,a was shussn-=sO ,hat they have merely changed plaees- His Jaeksoa opponen. received only about one of the votes. This is the rotation in oice which is preached and prac,ised upon by people ia other pla- ces than Massachusetts.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-27
DOWNING, MIayor, DoSnipssilis MiIiiia 2d Brigade.

We acknowledge the receipt during the past week of number of suhacribers from diifsfept,ewas in this nouasy If any ofthem furwsriisd their names to as under te iapressiop that we were engaged or should epgase ina con,rpvesy wi,h the Hask- Bastard" print recently imported into this coany. they have ,msiaken tue character of oar paper. We have yet too mach seEsespee. to engage such dirty business.
 The Blus Bird. the usual harbineer of spring. has beep heard for n week past. The monii of February thus far has been anrommop mild and pleasant. aud slle saow hasneariy atlefies Travelling is exceed iasy heavy just aowas sss frost coming os, oi ,,s tearth. i8lsgF z g8 as sEsss x s543 sg3Y8s E The Hudson River wsgopen on Aaonday morning as far north as Hadson and besoSs now s prsbablyi Albany. The Coansclcu. s also clear of ice as Gr ur as lIarsfotd.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-27
AUCTION .sALE.

NssD. YoEk. Esb. 1884
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-27

No. 36 Carler's Alley, '
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-06
DIRECTORY

For Washington Georgetown, and Alexandria,
CONTAINING the names, residence, and oc-
~ cupation of the inhabitants, alphabetically
arranged; a Register ofthe names and residence
of the Members Of Congress; list Of the Hotels,
| Boarding Houses, and Messes; the names and
residence Of the principal Officers Of the Gov
| ernment the location of the Public Offices and
the names Of the Clerks therein employed; a
census of the population Of the United States
the Tariff Of 1882; complete Almanac; the
names Of the Civil Officers of Washington,
Georgetown and Alexandria, and the various
Banks, Canal Companies, Insurance Offices, sc.
and statement of the names, salaries, and terms
of office ofthe various Civil Officers of the Unit
States and their Territories; list Of the Com
mttees Of BOTH HOUSES OF CONGRESS;
together with the names and residence of the
Foreign Ministers accredited by the Govern
ment of the United States, and Of the American
Functionaries; the names of the Officers of the
General Government, their respective salaries d
place of residence the names of the Officers Of
the Supreme Court; the names of the Commits
soners under the recent Treaties with France
and with the King Of the Two Scies; list OF
the Deposite Banks; Rates of Fare for Hacks;
price of Licenses and Postage, and Of the time
ofthe arrival and departure of Stages &C. &C.
Just published by E. A. Cohen 6; Co, and for
private sale, only, by
mara GEO WHITE.
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war between Great Britain and France on the
one part and Russia on the other, arising out of
the relations existing between Russia and the OF
toman Porte, appears TO be subject of general
speculation in the British journals. The Glas-
Cow Herald has the following remarks on the
probable consequences of such rupture with
regard to the United States Twenty years ago
it would have been thought of little Importance
what part our country might take or in how
great degree its interests might be endanger-
ed or outraged:-BaH Gaz.
Should we 90 to war with Russia, there is
too much reason to apprehend that hostilities
betwixt this country and the United States will
be the consequence. Our newspaper press, par
tcularly the Liberal and Ministerial portion of it
is so outra geously abusive of the Emperor Mich
olas that with the common feelings of humanity,
he must desire to be revenged upon us; but he is
well aware that if we were to blockade his Bal
tic ports, and prevent the produce ofthe estates
of his mobiles from getting to market, there
would arise spirit of discomfort in Russia
which would be in all likelihood fatal to him.
Accordingly therefore, it is understood that in
contemplation of the probability of a war with
Great Britain. the Emperor Prussia has made
arrangements with the Americans by which
they are to carry the whole of Russian produce
intended for foreign markets in their ships, and
hence will arise the old contest to neutral bot
toms making neutral goods, and being eXemp-
ted from the right of search, which discussion
will most probably lead us to war with the
United StateSn
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BALTIMORE PATRIOT OFFICE.
Tuesday, | O'Clock, p. M.

The Market.-Cofee is very dull and sales
limited; the grocers buy but sparingly; Laguyra
is selling in small lots at 42c. mos. new crop
Rio, II ID to IL 1-2 cts. The market is well
supplied with Pepper, and the nominal price is
to lac. Nothing doing in Allspice, it is held
ga to &c. Large sales of Spermacet Candles
for export, the prices are from 90 to 33 cts
Sack Salt, factory filled is dull at 81 81 No
further sales of Moasses. Western Feathers
81 to 3Sc.; Bacon is bringing 6 to 1-2c. and
plenty. Indigo is $50 to lao. Business con-
tinues in languid state.
Fyeur.--The market is quite dull and prices
remain as before. Wenote sales Of few hum
dred barrels Howard street. at $4.75 the Wa
gon price is 50 so.
Grain--We note sales of about 5000 bushels
Corn at 80 a 81 cents. Rye IS cents, and Oats
81 33 cents.
Whiskey-This article has undergone no
change since our last; the Wagon price Is 20 cts,
exclusive the barrel, and sales from stores in
small quantities at % cents.
Prorisions.--Prime Pork has declined lit
tie since our last, we quote to day at S9.--Hams
3-4 a 10 cents.
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Destructive Fire at Vicksburg New Or
leans Advertiser Of the 18th ult. says: I'VE
learn from the clerk of the steamer Farmer, ar
rived last evening from Vicksburg, that large
fire occurred at that place on the 10th inst, at
3 o'clock, A. M. We did not ascertain partcu-
lars. but were informed that the Stores of
Messrs. M. & A. Levy, J. & ]. Lane, and Gilmore
and Co., were totally destroyed-not even books
and papers saved"
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CON G R E S S

In the Senate yesterday, Mr. B. w. LEIGH
appeared, was qualified, and took his seat.
Several memorials and petitions were present
ed and referred.
The special order of the day was postponed
to Monday next.
The Senate the proceeded to consider Mr..
POINDEXTER'S resolution, directing an in
ouiry into fraudulent speculations in the public
lands; on which Mr.. MORRIS, Mr.. POINDEX-
TER, and others, spoke
The House of Representatives was engaged all
day in the reception and reference of memorials.
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Trouble IN Martinique.--Captain Dewing OF
brig Romp, from Point Petre Guadalupe, in
forms the Editor of the Salem Mercury, that a
serious disturbance took place in the island OF
Martinique in the latter part of December A
number of persons, principally mutatoes, took
up arms at Trinity in opposition to the Govern
ment. The instruction spread to st. Pierres,
and caused the greatest alarm. The Governor
called upon the militia but not one in twenty
would come out to oppose the insurgents. 1t
was therefore found necessary to call out the
royal troops, upon whose appearance the insur-
gents dispersed, and the revolt was quelled with
out bloodshed Eighty persons concerned in
the revolt had been arrested.
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Yard No. g.
Ward No. 4
DIED.,


Yesterday morning. Mr.. ALFRED P. GILPIN
II The friends and acquaintance ofthe fami
ly are respectfully invited to attend his funeral
This Afternoon, at o'clock, from his late resi-
dence on Washington street.
In Washington, on Tuesday morning, Mr.
THOMAS S. BLACKBURN, aged IS years, for seve-
raj years agent for Mr.. VIM. Smith, proprietor
of the Piedmont Stage Line.
Mr. Blackburn formerly resided in this place
and gained the good will of all our citizens. He
ners, and of kind and benevolent disposition
Every one who knew him sincerely regrets his
death
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MAYORS OFFICE

From the returns of the Commissioners ap-
pointed to superintend the Elections in the dill
ferent Wards, for members of the Common
Council of Alexandria, to serve in the Common
Council for one year, and until others are elect
ed in their places, l hereby certify that the fol-
lowing persons have been duly elected in their
respective Wards, viz:
Ward No Reuben Johnston, senr.
Thomas E. Baird,
Richard Rock,
Stephen Shinn.
Ward No. 2-George H. Smoot,
Alexander Moore,
James Mcclure,
Presley Jacobs.
Ward No. 3-Robert Brockett,
Thomson F. Mason,
Robert H. Miller,
Robert G. Violet
Ward No. 4-Robert l. Taylor,
Jonathan Janney,
George S. Hough,
John Cohagan.
Given under my hand, this fifth day of March,
eighteen hundred and thirty-fou
BERNARD HOOE, Mayor.
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From 81. Croir.-Capt. Robbins, of the The
fish. arrived at New York, from st. Crolx,
states that it has been very sickly, for the last
two months at ST. Croix, of the West lndla ie-
YER but was becoming more healthy when he
left Capt. Lee, of the brig Shepheroess oied In
January; a cooper named M'Arthur, OF New
York; two men belonging to the Thetis, named
Elisha White and Amuriah Carter, and sea-
man of the ShepherdesS, and several others
were taken off.
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JOHN B. HEPBURN.

A FRESH supply just received; among which
IA are Beet, Long Red and Early Turnip;
Cabbage, Early York, Battersea, Sugar Loaf,
Drumhead, Red Dutch for picking; Carrot Co.
lery; Cucumber; Egg Plant; Scotch Kale; Lon.
don Leek; Mange Wurtzel; Nutmeg Melon, CT
iron Melon and Water Melon; Okra; Onion;
Parsley; Peas, Extra Early, Marowfat lmpe-
rial, &C.; Radish of several kinds; Salsafy.
Squash, Tomato, Lettuce, Beans, &c.
VIM. STABLER
~ The subscriber orders TREES, SHRUBS,
and FLOWERS, of all kinds, from the exten'
sive and celebrated Nurseries of D. e. c.. Lam
dreth, near Philadelphia; and he receives sub
scriptions for the Floral Magazine, published
by them containing beautiful coloured engra-
wings of the rare plants in their collection, with
a description and history of each one. sam
pie of the work may be seen at his Drug Store.
Sd mo. 4th, 1884 w. S.
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GEO. WHITE.
TO THE PUBLIC.

HORATIO DAY, having determined to re-
e Z move from Alexandria in the course of
few months, begs leave to ask his friends who
are indebted to him to make immediate pay
ment, and hopes further notice will not be ne
cessary, as he wishes to pay every person he
owes.
Ladies and gentlemen can be furnished with
all the STOCK he has on hand, wholesale or
RETAIL for cost, from now until the first Of May
ensuing; and Immediately after will be sold all
his STOCK IN TRADE, together with his
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE; of which due
notice will be given. In the mean time, he would
be proud to furnish ladies and gentlemen with
any thing in his line ofbusiness, to order, on the
usual terms. feb 27-d2W& W4w
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MECHANICS BANK.

A N Election will be held at the Banking House
IA on the second Monday of March next, the
10th inst, for fifteen Directors, agreeably to
charter. THOS. VOWELL, Cashier.
feb 9-6t(s, Is, 24Feb&6,s l0Mar)
~ National Intelligencer St; once in Febru-
airy, and 1st and I'd Monday in March.
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NOTICE.

YEyHE subscriber wants Summer and Win
Il ter Fisherman that is well acquainted with
tides, to conduct his Seines in and out of his
Boats, and to attend to things on Landing,
opposite Mount Vernon Prince Georges Coun-
ty, Md. VIM. BRYAN, of RID.
feb 19-w3w*
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FRENCH INSTRUCTION,

FRENCH INSTRUCTION.
MFR. GUEGAN respectfully informs the low
lvA ers of his native language that he teaches
it in this town-to Young Ladies at the Semi
nares of Mrs. E. c. Porter and Misses Muir
to Young Gentlemen at the Alexandria Board
ing School of Mr.. Benjamin Hallowell-and at
private dwellings to pupils forming themselves
into classes Of two or more. His terms are ST
per quarter
City Hotel, January s-w3w
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The young men of Boston have had meet
ing, to consider the operation of executive hos
tilies to the United States Bank. They adopt
ed memorial, and are now procuring sigma
tnres thereto.
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TO RENT.

TO RENT,
-. That large and commodious DWELLING
#;4 HOUSE at the corner ofQueen and Fairfax
streets, at present occupied by the subscriber.
Possession can be had in a few weeks. Persons
desiring to rent are invited to call and examine
for themselves. Inquire Of Cuthbert Powell,
Esq Loudoun County, or
feb 26--2aw3w ROBT. JAMESON
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A. the late election in Worcester District,
,,,ssachusetts. for member Of Congress in the
rlace of Mr. Davis, chosen Governor OF the
State, the whole number of votes was 547o,
hereof Governor Lincoln had 1926.
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FLoUR.-Y esterday the current price of Flour
some loads brought as much as $4 % and 81
II l-e A few barrels were sold from stores at
81 II 1-2. 81 25 is generally asked
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-06

CHINA AND EARTHENWARE
p" c.. SMITH has on hand, and offers for
Il n. sale on moderate terms, full and hand
some assortment of CHINA, GLASS AND
EARTHENWARE.
China Tea Sets plain & gilt, various patterns
Dinner Sets, blue, purple, and pink, printed
India China, in sets or separately
Lamps for Passages, Tables, &c.
Casters, silver mounted and plain
Pipes by the box
Window Glass of every size
Stone Ware of an excellent quality.
mar
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BOOKS, PRINTS, AND STATIONARY
TAUCTTON

BOOKS, PRINTS, AND STATIONARY
AT AUCTION
THIS EVENING, at Whites Auction Room,
i commencing at half past 7 O'Clock; at
which time will be sold an in invoice of VALU
ABLE BOOKS. Among them are:
SCOTS Family Bible, vols
SCOTS Family Bible, vols
Elegant gilt and plain Family Bibles
Do do small Testaments
Souvenirs and Token for 1888 and 1894,
elegant
Splendid Albums; Comic do
Pilgrims Progress
Rollins Ancient History, vols.
Life Of Henry Clay
Do Of General Andrew Jackson, late edn
Shakspeare's Seven Ages
Scenes in our Parish; Maj. Jack Downing
Life Of Col. Crockett; Common Prayer
jays Common Prayer, neatly bound
Tales ofGlauber Spa; Greece in 1927 G. '29
120 volumes of Novels, from best authors
With many other works
Cap and Letter Paper
Quills of fair quality; Common Russia do
Copy Books, Pencils, &C. &c.
Also,
To close sales, small lot ofENGRAVINGS.
HEADS, &c. GEO. WHITE.
mars
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THOMAS BIRD.
AGENT FOR MRS. WOOL

AGENT FOX MIS-. WUUU,
ID especially returns his thanks to the friends
IA and customers of the establishment, and
hopes by a strict attention to business and every
effort to please to merit continuance Of their
patronage.
THE BARRIERS SHOP
is on Fairfax street opposite Mr.. Guy Atkinson's,
where he may always be found ready to Shave,
Cut Hair, and attend to any calls that may be
made. feb 2S-w3w
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
IN The DWELLING HOUSE and LOT OF
&i.A GROUND formerly occupied as Tavern,
situated at the corner of King and ST. Asaph
streets, known as the Indian Queen Tavern
This Establishment would be sold on very rea-
sonable terms or exchanged for other real
property in the town. For terms apply to
mar4 CATHARINE BRAWNER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-06
Cabinet, Chair and Sofa
MANUF.ACTORY,

On King street, next door to Washington street.
EONARD o. COOK respectfully informs his friends
~ and the public generally that he has commenced
the above business in all its various branches. His
Furniture, which, for neatness and workmanship, he
warrants eqnal to any offered in the District VIII
be sold low for cash, to punctusl persons the
ost liberal terms Persons wishing to purchase are
respectfully invited to call and examine for themselves
TURNING g FINISHING handsomely exc.
cuted Old Furniture neatly repaired, and all orders
punctuaIy attended to. oct 10-Sm