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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-02
ALEXANDRIA:
THURSDAY MORNING, OCT. 2, 1884,

Mr.. TANEY AND Mr.. WEBsrER.-ln his recent
speech at Elkton, in Cecil County, (Md) Mr.
fancy replied to some observations reportedto
have been made by Mr. Webster in his speech
at Salem, Mass. Mr.. Webster is reported TO
have said, that the public had been officially
informed, that Treasury Agent had been ap.
pointed to superntend the pet Banks, which
agent was paid by the Treasury, &c. &c. Mr.,
Taney accuses Mr.. Webster, in round terms Of
representing this, not merely incorrectly, but
in direct opposition to truth'-of making
false statement''-of stating untruy the con.
tents of an official report" &c. &c. Not con-
tent with this broad and plain language, Mr..
Taney follows it up by charging Mr.. Webster
with "unting himself with the known purchas.
ed instruments Of the Bank" and Of becom.
ing its (the Bank's) plant instrument, prepared
on all occasions to do its bidding whenever and
wherever ii may choose to require him."
This language thus publicly used may lead
to something from Mr. Webster; and We have
taken care to quote the most Objectionable parts,
in order that, if any thing should grow out of
this business, our readers may know how the
matter stands.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-02

CHOLERA IN PHrLADELpHIA.-Th bill of NOR.
tally for the last week announces l3l deaths-of
which twelve were by cholera. Appended to
the Report is the following note, signed by the
clerk of the Board Of Health.
sowing to the various exaggerated reports
in circulation the Board Of Health has direct
ed me to state, that very few cases OF Cholera
have occurred this fall; hence it has been deem
ed unnecessary to make formal announce
ment of them; should the disease however as
sumo an epidemic, or in any manner danger
Gus form, the public shall be Immediately ap.
prised thereof
"It will be observed by reference to the bills
of mortality, that the general health OF the city
and county continues extremely fatterlng, and
the advanced state Of the season, warrants the
belief that under the care Of Divine Providence,
and the exercise Of common prudence il vii!
continue so. w. "a mARiN'
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 81"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-02

The President of the United States returned
to Washington on Tuesday evening last, IN
good health, it is reported.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-02

Isaac Hill calls himself and Daniel NeO'"'
the I" two distinguished Senators OF Ne" -
gland" What an association!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-02

natorv note of considerable length has been au'
dressed to the Ministers of Foreign Powers re-
sident in Greece.
LIST OF LETTERS
u EMAINING in the Post Office, Alexandra
II ID. Co. October l. 1884.
81 Persons applying for letters in the fol
lowing list, will please say they are advertised
or they may not get them.
A
John ]. Armstrong; Dan'l F. Allison
Dr. Rich'd B. Alexander Jas. II. Anderson
Thos. d. Allen
Mrs. Betsy Bolls Peter Barrett
Miss F. Blenkinsop2 Mrs. Ann Beetley
John Brotherton Henry Boyer
VIM J. S. Botaer John Bontz
Miss Eliza C. Black Thomas Berry
Mrs. Thomas Berry Thomas Burns
Mrs. Ann Booth
Thomas Cobb George Carson
Henry Christ William Clageh
George Courtney Joseph Crook
Moses O. B. Cawood Antonio Catiino
Peyton B. Crouch Charles Darlington
Rev. Oh. B. Dana 2 Mrs Maria H. Dain-
Major Baden Dulany gerfield
Neale Davidson Miss Cordelia H. Dyer
Miss Margaret Deakins John Davis
James Dunlap
Mrs. Mary Evans William Evans
Joseph Ford Mrs. Albert Fairfax
Mrs. Ann Foote
DR.. A. Gillispie Mons. Goumast
Thomas M. Haslip 3 Miss Mary A: Harris
Thomas w. HELEN Nehemiah Hicks
Abraham Hsson Hezekiah Hanney
Mrs. Hipkins B. w. Hunter, us n.
Horatio G. Hardin 0. Humphrey
John e. Danl Hughes James Harris lierryman)
Miss Ann F. Hill Godfrey JOS HartbarceI
Robert F. Hening VIM Howard
Benz. ]. Johnson Mrs. Ann Jeffrles
Miss Jarboe
John King Patrick King
John H. Kidwel Mrs. Mary Heating
George Knapp
Mr.. Legg Capt. David Loring
Sarah Logan John Lanphier
Richard Lloyd James Lyles
M
VIM. N. Mills 2 John Manery
John J. McGregor Capt. Geo. Mckenzie
Mrs. Sarah A. Manley James Morrison
William w. Marriott A. B. Mclean
John Mills 2 Edward A. May
Capt. Alex. Nichols Theoph. holland
VIM. F. Purcell Mrs. Elizabeth Powell
Sarah Potter Samuel S. Price
Mid Robert Patton Jeremiah Prime
VIM. B. Price
Jacob Queen
r
Miss Elizabeth Rotch Edgar A. Richardson
Capt. C. Robinson Patrick o. Reed
David Reddick Isaac Rollins
Mrs. E. Sherren C. C. Stuart, Jr.
Della Stewart Mr. Sears
Robert Stephens Mrs. Mary Stallings
Mrs. nj. A. Stewart Thomas Smith
d. w. H. Smith James Senter
T
VIM. Thompson Mrs. Sarah A. TOWING
VIM. Taylor Jonathan Tippitt
w
Thomas N. Williams 2 Miss Elizabeth Wood
Lucy Ann Wiseman Benz. Walters
James Whitman ]. II. Wilson
VIM. Wolling Peggy Wyatt
DR.. Geo. Winslow Isaac Wood
Willis l.. Williams
Miss Mary Yost
oct 2-3t ID. BRYAN, P. M.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, :
Comfy Of Alexandria, to Wit:
U7ALTER BERRY has applied to the Ho
w norable William Cranch, Chief Judge o
the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia, tt
be discharged from Imprisonment, under the &C
for the relief of nsolvent debtors within the Dis
trict of Columbia on the second Monday ir
| naAohar 10 n,clncL NJ at the Cour
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-02

Some shopkeepers, in the upper part G' n al.
York, advertise "prson carpets, anu n %
themselves known as agents for the 'n na"rsr
turers' The principals, in such a coSf,
are, in our opinion, doing as much lns'"Tb s
prison, as ever they did out of duranct TO- aid
idea of State running honest men, lor 's' Sad
Of furnishing rogues, is preposterous. - = home
Prison mandatory, that competeS Will sr|
industry, is public injury OF lncaicu'''"
tent.-U. S. Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-02

Morality of the Ser in England.- b nr "
Laws Commissioners in their report n' .Sc
following PASSAGE" 1t may almost DC go o. 81
ed that the virtue of female chastity . Gi 81
exist among the lower orders OF hngi s Es[oa
cept to certain extent among domesu ";, srsr
servants, who know that they hold lll taasp, d
tons by that tenure, and are more ou,,idena
consequence. Among the residue az This 81
goes to prove that it is nonentty. ,iition
grave and serious statement oil the co"''
morals in that country.
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.

The packet ship Napoleon, Capt. Smith, ar
rived at New York, from Liverpool, whence she
sailed on the oath of August. Liverpool and
London papers are of esd inclusive.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-02-27

IS constantly receiving &c OF
population, multiplying
and has many tracts Of I asre
stu unpurchased. The Re rivs
~ further north now attr eEs d
attention, while the min
ibout Galena, both for rfni,
mining purposes, is bec1m.ns
known.
Indeed, there is not a c alr
n is hut what can furnish o,
'a.g,o enterprising farmers. ea
Eetent supply ur rtct. eurr,' .s
er advantages for farmina pop.
am very respectfully yonr g.l
JOHN REl SOL
P. S. l observed too la ar
in the body of my commun
| had omitted ye.r enquiry Ha
be the probable course of the II;
road through your state"
On this | can only observe tn
matter is not yet decided-that t
tinct and almost unanimous voice
linois by her Legislature is in ia
Alton as the termination in this
that that voice has been made knt
the councils of the nation, and tina
ably a decision will be made befo
ny months.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-12
sHelIt Guttr!

0orris, NepnDloS uno 2luauftin
erbaiten 70 eben BON 0letppOrt uno pbilapel:
pbia eiue eroBe uno prddtise aluswabl Don
@itern, bere6uet fit Die sesensrartise uno
berannabeuoe Sabrs3eit, - QUE ,pelbe (1e
eutfblcnen fnb 70 % lfeil fur 9 are
selo sn Sertaufen. Uoer 9eSen bic meiften
Mrten 2anoe prOoufte aus3utauiben.
SaufIuitiSe spereen abtunsspOa srfubt.
bep ibnsn anjnipreben nno far f'6 ielbf
81 ,rtbeiIen.
SiG6e, 6 at3 uno q 4 Gel
&c. &c. beftdnoi9 auf Qanc - tsnb spie se.
tpbbnIi.b sum Dertanf -febr no b J.
fell.
8oarselo b uno Die MadiIoner Yrei:
(e, bssablen Ve fit Maisen.
Sic berlon9en
cine sroBe 0uantitat Butter u. gDer.
Canton, Sulp 4. 1884. I2=tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-12
Sleuer
0arttpQretl Stobt,

Der Nmerfbriebene bat ODn ben Stdoten
pbilaoelpbia uno NeNYOre erba,ten, cine
0rOBe guSsuabl BON
6ar0n,orenr
Sacb en- ilno Oelen
nel6e Jutreblfeilenpreiien perfauft ,perbeu.
Der Scnatb beitebt tbeilweife in GoIsens
oem:
Ambofe. S6raubenftbde, Sliutenlaufes
ut1o Sb'b6er; percujIipnsbatbe; Wnbien:
nao Grunsn,s Sdseu; QoNboner u. teutfbsS
Sprinsfsberns un6 GuB= ssabl; 9anos u.
3apfeus Sdsen Don allen 0attunaeu; cine
(db6ue 9tuspabl Don 8and uno &ebl 6opsIu
8obrer9efeQe t,no 8obrer, Gdtl1es; i1abl=
plattene unb eilerne BiueeI lDiufelmaBe
uao 3ullitate; ; por;asli6 searbeitete e6e:
ten !; @nslifdes, Nnnerifanifber unb 1euts
fNer Stabl tdblerner, ,ne0inener uno ei:
teruer Dratb; MefIinaplatteu ; cine ibbne
partbie Seilen; ebubmaber. unb Sattler
Berf5eu8 Seoers ,,no 1afhen: meHer -
2Hbs 0orleSetns6er ,,nb Gabeln ; Maseus
balfent S6napp,pasen; Seber 2an5etteu,
osr9|eiben fir Vfetoe; 3uSftrense u. 6alf=
tertetten :; patent gdserid5ter ; Sallen, =
Sig uno selaoene 9Deinben II. %. edua:
re: Qaus= 1bee= unb pferoe sbeuen !; Ge=
traioe nno 0rasienien; .9eutibe Senfen
uuo Sibelu, garlD 9i6eIn 4; 9eu u. Mrts
[sabeln 0ewebrbeIdla9e cine a,,ssecebn:
te Nuswabl 6 dttlerwaren; Mel(bs
Forms uno teutibe 9aden; siierne uno i,,ei:
insne Ibeete0el DrevfhBe, Settldranben
|@afenibIen uno Drebmeibel jeoer Gat:nns;
breite Sten,ta= uuo 2obmeiBel au6 teutf6e
|Sblbfer uno SaIlen, Daun,en Salleu -
Sanopapier S6rauben uno @uBsebdnse;
Giftens uno ebrantf6Ibber &ubibelIen,
0eIfeine unb @aferfteine ; Ma0er Do. pa:
tentrte uno ser,eine 9trcbn,eGer; Sifbtran
esiuSL QSaaratb Getpentiusei(t gopal Sir:
niB; MablerpinieL bsites penetianii6es
&ptb. SlsYweiB ,e.
Ssrner, 8eSeb' @eibirrs 3aibens
3aunss Ober: unb Sobls 3eber; &albfeu,
SaIna Gbweine= uno Sil5leoer &c.
2ewis Soole.
@antcn, ,ccSnlD 70. 1884. 41stf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-12
@eue
1tbr 10 oblftilt
g Uttr.
n. 81 Nrrth al

=. y urrtbo all
Gan oer fhopeitli1en @de Der @anaItrndt1
Sat 70 chen eu,pfansen nno sesenwattia
.er6fuet, cine fbbne 9Iuspabl
~ s u6' unD 8 fen.
q lase QB aren uno
Spejrepenj''
svel6e niebriSer benN jenale borbsr, fir
baar Gelo ODER faft ale 9lrten BON
2anoes er3eusuifen pertauft ,perbeu.
3a aIlsn 9eitsn ,ireroen bic bbbfen preis
ie in baar ~@elo bssablt. fir W aiBen,
Slausr, s LED men, ,c. ,e.
@benfallS fno eerl6iebeae Staot: Soften
q, Derfaufen, tprlde fib far Wpbn uno
qBarens 0dufer febr gut eienen. Serner,
Sptten auBerbalb ber Staot, aucbsybsu Sei<
ten oeS Canals, unb cine siertsl e eeticn po,s
treffibss 2ano, tre!6es tebr sanfig 5spis
f9en bier nne Canton beleseu 1T.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-12
pcn G5&hu{ld noerepen IL
Start 9auntD, SbiD.

SStarf = eauntDi SDtD.
gs ro!ye bietpnrb befannt Setsatt, eaB
am 24lfeu rldbfen CetUbers, an Der 1bhr
ns5 @ourt .!auiss 5u Canton, In befa9tsr1
yau9tp, ne Hadftebeno befbrtebenen Sei=
1>t Sauces sntu ST.ntiideu @erfauf a'isss:
soften meyoea: Su Rdnse 6, Iaunibp.17
eSection I6, in, faswetIiben 9ierteI, ia Der
o|t,icJeu {p5tfse 7s 2lder; in 0dnse 6, 2p.
y, G5ecf, le, uu iae neitliben Miertel une
II -cittEtso J1&lfte, 7s N6er; In Ndnse ;Ip.
II, &seets Is, i'm faohitlibeu 8iertel, in Der
oI6sot6en }25'fts 79 ss4 2l6sr
Sene5 osr oortebenoen 5taGe, miro eln
ARID Derfauft. Die 8stiusunsen flnb, oaB
cit .9iertel bss &aufpfeilee fosleih be5ablt
rpita, uue nabbsr dbrlt b Elm Slerttl
o6ne 3iu(eu. bis bas 8an5e abgetra8en 1T.
Derfoaeu bis ftnber be5abIen, erbalten be
3itfrsn 5um 8sIauf BON E ptOesnt fars
S1c4f, DetSltst.
2llpbeus BrDton
Qluoitor BON Start9anntD.
aIabitOrs Office.
Santon, Salp %, 1884. 17-tF
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-12
,Setfttttlt1eS Gatto
81 { 81 Ter.
NnSei9e an E0n0Utrt0ufer.

NnSel9e an yonoDert0Nfer.
Der @eoacteur oie(es 8lattes. bat auf piel:
eitise 9!uforoernns es auf fib senot,,tnen,
Gin fosenanEtes 9ancrssiter 30 erSRne1,
wo Seo,erman ber ean6 ~ upersaufen bat,
fI6 tneIcen unb ieine8eoinsunseu anssben,
-unc Ieoer Der sanoeaufen nil, iieb un,
Sage, preiie, 8eeiusunsen ,e. srfrasen fam.
UrDa perf6iebene 9smte iest pOrban:
fino, Die 2ano fir 9 aarselS au faufsu
tpnnfben,-fc spesben ate 9 8anern poe,
Vertaufslufi9e Die 2ano ia perdn0ern boben
tpchl tbun, ben Druder in 8dIee bapon IL
&euntni6 3u feben.
Canton, Wap g. 1884!
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-12
9nttt lektfr1 @Ql

miro enoIib bsrbur6 nod ale ben Shalbs
nesn arss3eist. bic icwobl ibm perf6nlib.
aIS aub Der lesten Sirma !Qurxttat
une 2pon felt ldnser benn feds Mcnaten
rldfanois t1no, eaB Ct Obue alIen Des3us
bic 8eribtlSun9 9eti6tli6 erjspin8en ,pirb,
wenu ni6t 3u Der fOfcrtisen Nbtrasan9 oers
felben NnitaIt setnadt ,perceu fOute.
MafillOn, SulD 13 1884. 15:tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-12
sNeue Uilter! d!

81. uuO .. .. lWe = SnI teD
baDen 70 eben empfanseu .uno iest erSfs
net, cine por5dsli6e Nuspab, BON BET
cfahssGeit auserssneuets
@L LAMAf AAA%&
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-12
StoDr

Ser unter(6riebene eroHnet 1eBt Elm aus
|8eoebntes Enforcement Don @iienpaaren,
Sarben Oe!en uno Sdrbltoffen,
BON spel6en folseuoe eine3beil a,,Smaeben.
Mauslo6 uno anoere Qlrnbbie, YereuBion
Slinten SblbBer, &afeenablen, @nalilbe
uno glrneritanilbe Mhbi= uno8aum= S6osn,
9laS pDn Z bsp 9, Bio 90 beD "a, 0I6ferns
Bureau &n6pfe CON perf6ieoenen MuIteru
nnb @r6Beu, Gerberol, Derfeinetss 2anpeu,
81. Saaru6L &oospinfO, bef' Deue6tib
8otb, 8raunfbtpeia uno Chrome @ran,
@brpme @elb, 8erliuer 8lau, BIaufbmals,
8roifins BON unterfbieblibenSarben Sla,i=
bpls, 0slbbpls, 8otbbUlb, Srafl, gieara=
qua, @ureun,a, Sneisp, Sbellad, ,@Dpal, Wis
riel6l. SbsieemaRer, Mutiatiibe Sarre,
0aaapfsl, meiufein, @plbbiatt, @olc,
gilber i,no &upfer bronze, 8aat une anbere
Oebel. Menbelbcbrer nit @ebiBen, Gtdb.
lsrne unb eilerne @iuteleiien. itdblerne4Din=
tel. 3ouitkbe, better WuB u. Sbeersn Stabl,
2eutlber mne 8liiter stabI, NeeGina unb
eiferner oratb, ms1,nsbleb. Sorar, Seilen,
.Dltbl1miot: S6eereu, ,W,uliforatb, ehaeb:
ipiele unc Damebrstter, sattleruno ebub:
NADER ourblbIdae, isbr feline unb aepbbn:
libe Seber uno IaibeumeGer, groBe unb
sleine ebeereu, Bartleife, 4eitIben u. Yeit=
ibenfbnhse, ei(erne Gartsn:g gRedben, 2onbom
sprins uno sewbbulibe qauDiasen. 1enou=
faseu, 0ol5laseu, Seuaeirie u. pelirte @aaa:
balten, falfterfetten uno Genenifranae,
&hbfstten, stride BON alien srbBen. 0loden
Don psribiebenen 9rbBen, Vatent mnb ae.
n.eine Sdeenribter. sonnens!dfsr, Vferoe
unb Sprins 3anjstten, pereuficn &apleln,
8riGius, Balorous ut,o Garret'6 9ras uni
6rubt:g geuisn, teutf6e ssnfen unb @ib=
elu apesfsins tuo 9seifet, peu: nno Shit:
sabeln, Nehen, padsn, Ma9nete. 1af6en:
&onpdBe, 2eimtbpfe. 8lepftifte, Sarbtaiten.
.QeDbrometer ,sno 1berrnCn.eter. Vfeifsn u
Slbsen, 0eisen. glarinetten, 9labeln, Gil:
berfanb, probierslaier. @ldferne Gla1beuu
Meo3in @lafer, neifinssne uno plattirts
Sporen, Siintebef1ldse, ,nef1iaene ,,nb plat.
tirte GebiBe unb Steisbhsel. sattlermaaren
in, aasemeine, Sele far 3uts ,lnb ebub.
NADER, Nsnieria9en Watent itablerne &C.:
bern, Silberne 8lepfifte.
gbeufals; &artmalbinsR Rdmme u.
sbrersel, MeiBbleb .. beribiebener Dife
in &iifen- Obise Ga1en tperben febr tppbIs
fell berfauft ,perben.
&. 81. @hneiDer.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-12
81 70 tecttD g.
9erf6erun9s' s'Gomposnie.
9lsenteu:Sf's-@antou, !
Sec. "a. 1883.

Da oer llnterIbriebene BON Der "p + o:
teetiun s furanee e7g tapa9nie''
ju 9artfOrb, Connecticut, als Qlesnt anse:
itellt uub autOriftrt tporosn Obne Qluflbub
@erll6erunsen aus3uiteueu, 70 erbistet Ct ii6
biernit. Qanier, StObrs, Mlblen, Sabridsn
tane Sbeuern, ian,rat oeren Snbalt, nebtt IT,
seuoerlep anoerm dbnliDen @isentbunte, 4 6.
8en~@eluf ober 8e.fbdbig:
unsbur6 Seuer 81 a6eeurirsn. Sic
&ofen> >ba3u, i,no 70 niebris, alS bic irsenb
elmer 9nftott oieier QIrt ; uno bic QDeiie rvels
biefe offs in9ebli6tuns ibrer Geibdfte,
tne Der 8eri6tisuns uhO Besabluns ibrer
Nerlufte, eerfotsen tpirb, miro prompt unb
liberal ieYu. Qlnfrasen far Seoiusunsen II.
Qldeeuran3' ta6sen in Der Nmtsftnbe p. Qar=
ris nno 8eloen in canton, 9emabt weroen,
our1 tpelbe alle 0efbafte in 8e3u8 auf
eiefe ssenti6eft peruaittelt speroen.
SDhn 6orris,
Msent far befaste eompasuie.
Canton, San 10. Soft.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-12

far M t6lano' un0 0it
ansren5epoen Gauntps.
Sufap DefterIen, Doctor Der
Mebisin, ebirnr0ie uno 9ebnrts 5onlfe, 1T
felt siniser Haaen aus bem ;&tnisreidb
lDArtsnbers, 100 Ct auf ben bepben unipen
iitdttn, 1ibjnsen iinb MarSbuts dbt Sabre
ftubisvte. uto: bana In elmer Der erfeu gtab:
ts MartembuSs stpeD Sabre praetieirte, bier
dttaetcmnten, ut,o tietet feline Dientte lomcbl
azen bjetIgea. Ginpobnern. aIs AUDI cenen
bendGbaster 0esenben, an; betonbers eu,>
pSeblt er I'D il, BET alissen 0eilfnnbe. -
Sstne DIS 1T in BET Wobnuns bes loerrn
8. DofmanrI iu Mansfelo, giblauo @rp.
Gbio. - 81. 50. 3uslei6 erlanbt er iib
anf bieiem Mese, bic in Denti6 6lanb, beiun:
oers in ben bRsrreiHen gtaaten, 100 Dor
brsD Sshren Ole @boIera beftis tpatbete, als
ghnsmitteI sesen biefelbe berpdbrt
gefunoene uno auaentein 9efHahte Kitet,'r,
Dem wublifum il sMpfeblen.
Mansftio, Mi1laub gaunty Dbic,
Den l0ten Mnauit1S34. 1913.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-12
z0elle SattlerfD,.
&jsfhtrrma6en, &utlten'
Srirun1el1 &c. &c.

Dsy untesInriebens benadyi6tist feline
4ErepHos uno oas publifum, bdB Ct obi9ee
>S@7cbdft ii alien befen peri1tsoenen 3,pei:
:Sqe,su tstrsiben ausefansen uuo ieSen
@,sfirras osr in iein Sad ibldst NIT Sbne'=
X. uuo s,lr 3ufrieosnbeit feiner Skinner auss
fabrta Id) bsmnbsn tpiro. Durb ante
:ioe u.s2 'bbns rbsit, .oillise preiie uue
,y,erf4lsb Wa ;esiaI. spiro ct einen 3peil
= = SFeatlicpea @aait su ptroieuen uue srs
UaItcn f6 s%lirebsu. ....
81 ,pobnt i'm oitliben Tbeile Der 2usea=
1apas sraiIe, untsrbalb Dem Mrtbsbaufe
con lprn. 9eiari6 sblcfer.
sJobn 6 Geuif.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-21

pose to remain. 1t is little to the credit of our
country, that this gentleman should so soon
have returned to re-enter upon foreign resi-
dence, and that, too, under such circumstances
1t is well known that he came hither, under an
appointment, as drawing Master to the West
Point Military School, The salary, however,
being inadqnate to his support from the Anne
rcan government-there was an informal I'M
Outstanding with Mr. Leslie, that painting room
should be erected at the Institution for his ac-
commodation, that he might employ his pencil
for his own benefit, when not engaged with his
class. But we learn that not only has the GO
vernment refused to fulfil the implied engage
ment, but he was placed in quarters not the
most convenient for his family. The conse-
quence is resignation and return to Europe
WEIR, as we have somewhere seen it stated, is to
fill the station at West Portland if so, it will
be well filled. Heis at once gentleman, and
an able and accomplished artist; and if regret
at the loss of Leslie can be lessened, it is by the
appointment of such successor as the Institu-
ton will find in Weir.-N. y. Com.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-21
DIED.

In Fairfax county, (va.,) at the residence OF
his mother, Mrs. Fanny Chichester,-on Thurs
day, the 18th instant,-Mr RICHARD CHICHESTER,
in the 29th year of his age Thus has most
amiable young man been snatched from an af-
fectionate and fond mother, and many relatives.
Those who knew him best were most fond OF
him and his society. He was truly amiable and
scrupulously honorable, correct and high-mind-
ed, in all his transactions. Though he has la
bored under severe affliction for years, and his
late illness of one month, which was painful in
the extreme, he bore it all with patience and re-
signation. We trust he has gone to far bet
ter world of peace and rest in the house of his
Heavenly Father.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-21
BALriMoRE PATRIOT OFFICE. !
FRIDAY. ] O'Clock. p. M

The Market-The sales of N. o. Sugar at
Brooks & Harrison's yesterday were over 300
hhds., common brought $5 80 80, other de.
scriptions 35 40, no prime offered; the city
is well supplied; sales of Porto Rico Coffee, a
good article, at 12c. 4 mos; st. Domingo is
bringing in small lots, lie; Rio IL Sd 12c
Private sales of N. o. Molasses in hhds at soc
We have nothing to report in Cotton or Spices
Four.-The wagon price of Flour during the
week has been uniformly 81 62 1-2 since Mon
day, on that day some purchases were made at
60. The receipts continue light, the principal
part arriving continues to 60 into store on &C.
count of country owners-therefore but little
for sale. The operations from store of course
have been limited; some few sales have been
made at 4 81 1-2 SO and 90.
Grain.-No Wheat arriving, and none in mar
ket Corn, white is So Coo per bushel, yellow
the same. Rye and Oats, none in market.
Whiskey.-Very little change in the article,
we quote wagon price in bbls. at 20 c. exclusive
of the bbl-some small sales from stores at "a C.