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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-16
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80 lep t'nfter Deer Gas:
e6att ben ?labbar ecr- Gsfatren;
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!9af eu nur eiu sutes !9ers.
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fli6t bic 2shrer, ebre fte; .
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go Fam ieoer Slid berbreiterI
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Nibt bic Wsbenfebaft oerai6t.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-16
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hnter Den Neieben llno geeitertsr.
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fen eer Sufrieeeubeit sisbt bic IN
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-16
Dit Banf 1T Stbulo boron!

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etfer aIe 9rsn5en iberf rf1ritten 5u
boben, ooB es Sdue 9iebt, In osnen
Nrbetter abgefebt tper0en, tpenn (le
'll6 tpetserrb Die Der @taatenDanf
'Memortole ju unterl6retben. So
truroen ). Q. tarjn6 ipep Nrbeiter
entla0en tpetl lire UnG6ten uber
bic 8ant nibt NIT oenen Der per(o
nen ubereinftt tpel6e lie anse.
felt botten. 2lls le oies greisniB
5 fentlt6 bsfannt eema6t botten,
poro fo9let6 etne 9er(ammlun9 ee>
balteni II, tpeltber beftloGen ruroe
70 piel tp!e m69lieb fur ben llnterbalt
oerjeni9e1 9anomerfsleute Su (or,
gen, tpel6e tptsen ibrer 1nhane!ibt
eett on bic algemstns Ne9isrunei
|entlanen tperoen, .
Sie Teinoe Der, Democratic f1en
0runofdee BON Jeftr(on, babsn lIb
entfble0tn tuteber einen neuen 9las
men ansunebmst1. Wdbreno ben
oiet ootrfhnf lesten Jabren mann,
ten Gs f6 Wationat Nspublifaner,
| |t1nobbdnsise Geputlifaner. Nnti>
Sreymaurer; 2lntb9affonn1dnusr
1c. ttntsr fstntm bitfer glan,en fefp
ten {ie bic 0etnofratt(be Yartbsp
|trsnnst1 oDsr Girjen, folsli6 baIten
Ie IS nun pteosr fit notbweuoie ei.
ne neue SABINE NIT elmer nsusn usber.
Mrift oufsu(pannen, uno Elm $btil
BON ibuen 1T felt Den lebtetl paar
mohen unter Dem Non1en H2Rbt9s"
|in ibren Ssitunsenb berausSetcmmen,
Sie lno .piufon,u,en III jebem 9pr,
Itbetl Den Ie our1 oisfen Bebfel er.
|baltsn mbsen. Sm au9emetnen 2es
ben TT Der, tpeleber 9estpun9en III
|feinen 9san1en sa tpe6(eln, ut1l elmer
If1le6ten 6anotuns su et1tseben,
eewbbnliD -etn uerabtetes 9eibhpf;
une cine pDlitifbe portbep Die tbrer
9}amsn weebelt ut11 ibre alte prliti.
| fben Ghnoen III btn,dntettl Fam
/ etmi6 aub nihs (ebr ptet fepn! =,
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-16

| '~'N IoHSI"tb0 "AI lENEN" WV NNN"9'
en- mtnen. Solbe 0ulfsmIttel mb>
gen bier elnl9e onge9eben tperoen,
tpeI6e etne elnf fote 2ebenSpbllofo<
pbte onrdtb, llno tDelbe ais 0>e9eln
Der Stdt 5ur 9erldn9erun9 oeS 2e'
bens beptro9en. Qor ollen Din
gen betampfe man feline 2eioenl lbaf
ten. Gin MenGb, Der ourb feine
lelpeniebaften INNER bin uno berse,
trleben miro, befnpet Il6 itets in ei,
neIn @rtret1, In einem eyaltirten 3u
Itanoe, uno Fam ME ;u Der rubisen
Stlmmur9 9elan9en Die ;ur g.
boltun9 oeS 2sbens 70 n6tbie 1T,
gr Oermebrt ooour6 ou6eroroenttib
ielne 2ebensccnf fumtion, uno miro
frlb f1b oufreiben.
| Mon 9en6bne ftb, otsfs Qeben
nl6t ais 3meG, fonoern ais O>itteI
3ulmmer b6bersrDerpo poutommnune,
uno unlere Sbidlale INNER ais eif
ner bbbsren W1obt uuo 9rbBtrsn
|SDefen unterSecronst III betrocbten,
unb oiefen 9e|ibtspunft batte man
unter alien llmltdnoen llnerIbdtter>
lib fsit. Ooourtb miro man itfler
Den befen Sblu0el boben, (t6 Gus
Dem 2obprintbe bes 2ebens berau6-
sufnoen, uno bic 9r6ete Sduenebr
sesen o!ls Nusrlffe auf un(sre Sse
|lenrube.
Mon lebt i'm re6ten Sitne bes
Wcrtes, b. y. man benuete jepen
Sa9fp, oIs tpenu es ber einjtge tpdt
re. ltnslddlidbe Men(0beit, bic
tber ben p!dnen uno projsften oes
&unfti9en BE 8egenwort oerllert !!
Die 0egenmort 1T bic Mutter Der
3ufunft. 9i:er nur jsoen Sag, jeoe
@tuEoe gan; eolItommen (elner0e'
}ltimmun9 9emd6 benubt Der ta1 Ilb
Ijeoen Nbeno nit Dem unauSpreb-
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Igelebt uno feinen @tanopunft aus,
| 9efillt, fonoern oucb f!6er Die bette
lSufunft seerInoet ju boben.
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pe9rife ju oer(6affen, uno man
tpiro fnoen, boB Die meilten tlebel
in Der Delt nur ourb M6osrFono,
folCbes Sntertet, ceer usbereiluns
entlteben, iln6 IS niebt fomobl oorauf
onfcmtnt, tpos uns wi0erfdbrt, fon-
bern tpie tpis IS aafnebmtn. user
In biefn, 3ultanot Ib befnoet Der
III >. dn6eren lmltdhosn uaabban'
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mtr .tnebr i'm 9ertrauen ouf bic
Menfbbsit uno in ollen ben fbb1en
oaralls fprc0enoen 6 u9eno en- {:
moblw plIen, Menlebenliebe, Sreuno,
| Gboftt 9ilmanttdt. Man balte .jst
ben Menlten 70 lan9e fdr gut bis
1mon Yemeife pom Qegentbeil bat;
bonn inu6 man einen folben ots eb
nsn Srrenoen betrabtetp oer unfer
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oe, renn ibn i1iebt man9el On g.
tennfni6 ooer faIfbss Snterefe ser
Efdbrte. Webe bem Men(den, bef
fen Gebenspbilofopbie barin befebt,
Memanosn ju trauen! 9etn seben
IL Elm etpieer OffenGb, unb Defen,.
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|uno beitsrfsit 1T es 9eMebtn. Sc
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losftp stidlieber t1,aebt man lib felbf.
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!(bie .9ofuuns. 9Eer 6pfnun9 bes
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-16
9ebraub uno Beoeutlns oes
QEortes Wpreben"

9eorau0 uno Beoeutlln9 Dss
QDortss "Tpre9en."
@s 9tebt fol6e Qrten tu (pre6et,
als IS oerf6lsoene &oroftere atebt.
Mon (prttbt fdr uno pioer @:mos.
4ber man fpribt uicbt leibt geeett
TEN eleenes SntereBe. Mon prIbt
olemol fttle6t, penn man sssen
tsine Yelnoe, aber letoer ntcbt i'm,
ts'sr gut, rpenn man flr leins SrsunI
De fpri1t.
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en- Nnoere oevlieren boour6.
gu touben Obren (prtebt Seber,
Der 9epi0en esutsn BeCbeibenbslt;
Stutefeit, Msnfbenltebe uno nab,
res @brsefhbl preoies.
Man tnuB Rdbnbeit beGben, TN,
bfsntli6 su pre6en Bt(ouns, un1
9ewdblt 3u fpreben, entfblo0enbeit
uno QBib, ut11 obne 9orberettunq
lu fpre6en, uno su outn 0tefem
Vtn1dtb uno berj, um beyeot lu
(pre6en.
Ser geIsbrte fprI6t wts et1
bud. W1an6er aber (pri6h pte
oer 8linbe Don BEN Tarber1.
Der llntptdtnoe uno Oberadebs
ll6e fprtbt Obne Sufommenbo ona,
balo bon Olefem, balb bon Seuert,.
Oer Nn9ebtloete fprtcbt r,ur BON
Dem, tpas tbn bef1dftist. Der
Wo1n bon welt pri1t NIT 9eoem
iber bos, tpas otsfer gem bal.
Scr eri6dmte fprtbt lout uup
9relft lberau ben 4noern BOZ.
Ne6e f6nnen am Geibft(ftr, 3:
Der 8tra0tun9 oes 0eloes Ipre6t,
en-.
.qBsr In oer ste6en melt tsbtt,
tpllI, t'uB fpre9en ebne gtwae ju
Cagen.
Oie Natur fpridt tu une our6
tbre @rf9einunssn.
Wabre etsbe fprt6t tptnts, Nt
bonbelt.
9om gefabl fptt6en DiejsnU
gen am MeiIfem bic feins boben.
Spreden; tpie man benFt, 1T uni
ter nue1 Nrten Ju fpre0en bic bette;
obtr au3 Die feltenlte.
Oas Golumbten Sktatre III Sin:
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-12

,L,. !, a.
Isa,r Patrick G H. every Wednesday a, m, arr.o at
Rock, Noun, next da, BY 10 am.
NOTES.
Those who propose for mail contracts are apprzed BY the
full, forth in the pamphlet ad erisement.
The right to expedite the mails and alter the hours of their
reser, ed BY tie Department inc expense a"' ''s
Sc en- minutes generally allowed for opening the mail
rie dollars will be the forfeit for cry delay
if proved be oidable, absolutely
A. Mail carriers be - free white persons
s. Proposals viii state the compensation b the year though
pa, ments made quarterly.
g. Proposals the mode of transportation, whether
IN four horse two horse STAGE otherwise When the
adj er,senent does not spec the mode, the mail be
red ON horseback, or in sulk,
a. The mode time and frequency of transportation stated
in this ad eriseinent, IS designed that e mail hau be
Inens Corrections Of am omissions will be considered
g. The best form for proposal is
route NO.. from to for the yearly
State the No. the route, beginning of it.
and he careful 10 seal te proposal and direct To Tie Post
residence of the bidder be Contractor
recommendations required
D. The Contractor must be his judge Of the distances
as no increased pa can be allowed for an, difference when the
10 The the failure OF trp-or
for repeated failures to arr in tmeor for disobe, ing
structon OF the Department
II Should person refuse his accepted bid
he shall forfeit all other he and be held
~ No contract bid be transferred without the
consent of the Postmaster General first had
signment without this forfeit the bid
l3 If Contractor agent, shall transmit intelligence
b express rapid than the mail, the contract shall he
feited and when stage mail route rapidly
more fequen than is contracted for the mail must be carried
In The most frequent and most rapid without udd
tional charge.
LII When route is discontinued curtaed, months
extra pa, will be allowed on the amount deducted
10 Where Contractors stage route, superseded b.
underbdder lie must purchase such of the
pert be needed for the fair auaton be
paid b. reasonable nstalnenif the. Disagree point,
each must choose who appoint third decide,
or the Postmaster General will appoint the unpref the
derbddr fail to conp his bid will be offered the present
Contractor; but if he refuse IT, the proposal of the
will be accepted uncondi;oDall,.
10 General bids should he made routes
not connected with each other And when era
routes shall be included in joint bid conditioned
acceptance of the wDlei required that estimated prica
should be named for each of the routes, separated.
The contracts be made b, this ad eriement shall
the first of Janurr next four ears
The time for rece ing bids October next
month w. L. BARRY.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
10Th Jul 1884
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-12

h<s Das,ls- v-n1A.Aala, in "A BS- IA
da, b, p
20o4 From Rocky.Moun bv dnors lle Town Creek Oak
LIE el Prinans and Gobntown, Patrick G IL SO Miles
aud back a week.
Leave Rock Mount every Monday at Patrick
lsa's Patrick G H. "Wednesday at M arrive at
Rocky Mount next ia, by 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-21

the book; that this deponents confidant said
that no consideration whatever would induce
him to part with it; that the book was only CIV.
en- to the poor and ignorant that the Intelligent
understood the subject well enough without
book; that self interest would, as was tnought
be enough to keep such in the harness; ana tnat
all were solemnly pledged to let no one see !he
book, except certain persons appointed ioI tna'
purpose; that in every ward from six to ten per-
sons were appointed to whom the book must be
exhibited every week, and that in case OF failure,
the person so failing should be considered trai-
tor and the vengeance of the society visited upon
him; that if the contents of the book shoulo leak
out, that it should be Immediately suppressed,
denial made that any such book was In existence,
and the character and reputation OF tne person
who should bring the same before the puollc,
should be ruined.
The deponent further saith, that on his COM
ing in possession Of the aforementioned facts,
he was at first in doubt what course 10 pursue,
but that on reflection he confdentially commu-
nicated the same to a few OF his TRENDS ana &C.
ouaintances; that he afterwards communicated
the same to Col. Webb, editor OF the Courier
G. Enquirer, and suggested that Col. w. should
say MOTH ne about it, but get the book. Col. W..
answered that he had been in possession OF the
facts before, but not in manner in which ne
could positively bring it home. Col: w. asked
this deponent whether he would make an ath-
davit of the fact to which the deponent answer
ed in the affirmative.
This deponent further saith, that every thing
was communicated to him in honorable conf
dence, with solemn pledge Of honour that the
informant's name should never be know; and
this dcponent saith that no consideration Whale
yer would induce him to reveal the authors
name; and finally this deponent saith, that he
verify believes what his informant hath reveal
ed to him is substantially true that this deponent
will hereafter give such circumseantial evidence
as he thinks will convice any unprejudiced per
son that the information communicated to him
may be relied on; this deponent solemny depo-
seth to the world that the character OF his in
formant is not only unimpeached, but unim-
peachable
R. X. MOULTON, AZ Dey-street.
Sworn to Nov. 18th, 1884, before me.
r. M. BLATcHFoRD, Public Notary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-21

way. "Take care ofthe dog" changed the course
of the whole county. Atlength the owner OF the
plantation returned, and startled as the rest had
been, avoided the gate Why. Jarvis, what
have you got in the dog kennel2" "A dog to
be sure!-come and see." They went-and the
painter took out of the dog-house puppy
which had not yet seen the light Poor little
fellow" said Jarvis, "don't you think it is ne
cessdry to take care OF hlmf'
AtCharleston South Carolina, Iwhere he long
continued great favorite, on one occasion, at
a large dinner party, after the wine had clrcu-
lated freely, and had banished form, and from
some of the convivialists, not only form but dis
erection, it was proposed that the company
should club, and make up sum, which should
be the prize to the man who told the greatest
and most palpable lie. This was readily agreed
to-, and prize sum deposited. The fresioeht
began-and the monkeys tail OF mile IN iengih
was nothing to what he had seen In his travels.
Lie followed lie; and as it is easy to heap ap
surdty upon absurdty, and extravaganza on
enormous eXaggeration, and as easy to excite
laughter and command applause, where cham
pagne has been enthroned in the seat OF Judg-
ment-each lie was hailed with shouts OF APP
probation and bursts of merriment. one OF the
company. who sat next to Jarvis, had exceeded
all the competitors, and unanimous admiration
seemed to insure to him the prize. The lie was
so monstrous and so palpable: that It was
thought wit or ingenuity could not equal IT.
Still something was expected from the famous
story-teler. and every eye was turned on the
painter. He appeared to be very serious ano
placing his hand on his breast and bowling his
head, he gravely said, Gentlemen, assure
you that fully and uneQuivocaIy believe every
word the last gentleman has uttered" burst
of applause followed, and the prize was adJudS-
ed tn Jarvis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-21

UTWe are requested to announce PHILIP N;
AMuss as candidate to represent the County OF
Rappahanock in the next General Assembly OF
Of Virginia
- We are authorised to announce to the
voters of the Congressional District composed
of the counties of Westmoreland, Richmond,
Northumberland, Lancaster, King George Staf-
ford and Prince William, that JOHN ALIAFERRo
Esq. has in compliance with the wish of many
voters, consented to become candidate at the
next election of Representative for that DIS
trict in the CONGRESS of the United States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-21

The METEoRs.-The Meteors did come, accord.
ing to the prediction of several scientific gentle.
men; among them Professor Olmsted Of Yale
College. Professor Olmsted and large nun.
Der of the College Faculty and Students sal up
during the night of the 18th, anxiously waiting
to see whether the prophecy founded on the bis
tory Of the meteors would be accomplished Al
about O'Clock they were gratiied with the be.
ginning of the shower, and it continued for an
nour The meteors were not so numerous as
last year. but in all other respects the appear
ance was the same.
Professor Olmsted has made brief commuDi
cation on the subject, to the New Haven Her.
aid. He states that the presence Of the moon
permitted only the larger and more splendid
meteors TO be SEEN. The number OF them,
though smaller than that of last year, was much
above the common average. They began 10
be frequent as early as four minutes past
O'Clock, when fire ball of unusual splentor
blazed forth as a signal. From this periOdihy
continued to fall at pretty Uniform rate, un'll
daylight was far advanced. 1t was estimated
that thousand fell during the night. TherdI'
re ctons were more remark able than Their num-
Der, and afforded more unequvocaHfvIdenee
of the identity Of the phenomenon with thalO
last year. They appeared as before, to radaN
from common centre, and that centre "@
again in the Constellation Of Leo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-21

TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
STOLEN from the wharf of the subscriber,
y near Georgetown, on Tuesday 18th instant
a new BATTEAU, about II feet long partly
painted inside. She was taken from her moor
ings by lad belonging to Alexandria, named
MCLEAN Five dollars will be paid on the de-
livery of the Batteau and twenty dollars on the
conviction of the thief
Washine ton nov 17-eo3t VIM. EASILY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-21
JOSEPH MCLEAN.
POTOMAC HOTEL,
Corner of Maryland Avenue and Long Bridge

Washington City.
~ The subscriber respectfully informs his
lS1 friends and the public generally, that he has
removed to this well known establishment, where
he is prepared for the reception of strangers and
gests and hopes, by strict attention to the COM
forts of all those who may feel disposed to give
HIM a call, to gain for the Potomac Hotel share
ofthe public support. Connected with the pre-
misses there is large Yard, and extensive Stab
ling, for the accommodation OfDrovers and Wag-
onerS. ON EN- CONNOLL1.
WASHINGTON City. Nov. 10. lS34--eo3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-21
FOR SALE.

~ The brick DWELLING HOUE and
G1 LOT, formerly the residence OF the late
Daniel Mclean. at present in the occupancy OF
Mr. Hugh G.. Smith There is no property in
town more desirable as a residence. The i'm
provements are good, and the lot spacious
fronting upwards of 100 feet on Alfred street.
and running through the square, parallel with
King 10 Columbus street. For terms, apply to
nov II JAMES KERR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-21

QUEEN OF PoRTuGAL.-Captain Mugo, Of brig
Concordia, arrived at New York from St Ubes,
which place he left on the 18th of October, states
that intelligence had been received there from
Lisbon, dated the 18th, that Donna MARIA, The
young Queen, lies dangerously i'll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-21

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAIL RoAD.M an
to find the demand for the stock OF lhs eoa a no.
is increasing, and that our capitalists n 1
seeking investments in it with the expgrTs III
realising handsome per centage. .,oDs ind
been an increase in the price OF the SION r'nr al
our quotations of Saturday, Of three o. D. 'y Soar
lars. Sales were made yesterday al al =. ~ ia,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-21

We have before us, the November number Of
Mr.. Homan's valuable Military and Naval
Journal. 1t is full Of interesting matter to both
would be matter of pride in the officers of the
Army and Navy, to encourage such pubica-
ton, so well conducted as this is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-21
S2S SAVED.

A N advertisement appeared in the Alexandria
n Gazette Of this morning, signed William
Easily" offering a reward Of S. for the delive-
nv of batteau ''taken from her moorings by a
lad belonging to Alexandria named McClean;''
and a further reward of $40 son the conviction
of the thief"-Ths is therefore to inform evil
liam Easby'' that the said "Batteau" and the
'lad belonging to Alexandria named MCLEAN
may be found, on application to the subscriber,
in Alexandria.
JOSEPH MCLEAN.
nJThis course is the more particularly re-
commended to Mr.. Easily. as it will save the S25
offered as reward for the recovery Of the ''Bat-
teau'' and the 'conviction ofthe theI"-(a mat
ter of some importance in these hard tmes)-
and satisfy him the "Batteau" was not stolen,
and that the "ad belonging to Alexandria" is
no "thiefn }. Mel.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-21
ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDAY MORNING, NOV. 81, 1874

We copy communication from the National
Inteligenccr giving an account of the progres,
of the public works and public Improvements in
the City of Washington. Whilst every Amer.
can must be pleased at the embellishments tina,
the liberality of the nation allows to the Seat of
Government, one cannot help thinking it straDp.
that town, disconnected from that city, should
have been thought necessary to be included in
the arrangements made to effect permanent,
location Of the Capital of the United States or
being thought necessary, why that town is no,
as much fostered and nurtured as any o,be,
part of the District. lift is not proper, necessa
ry or expedient. to gravel walks, build fountains
plant trees, &c. &C. here it is At least just that
parental care should be exercised over our vital
interests. We ask nothing OF, and want Moth.
ing from, the Government, for show or parade;
but we do ask for that which, it seems to us, il,
honor should bind il TO give.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-21
FOR SALE

IA The two story brick house and lot, fee
Gal simple, situated on Duke and Royal street,
now occupied by Mr. James Mckenzie. Appli.
cation to be made to Mr.. Thomas Poincy, or to
the subscriber. J. Z. GENERES.
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