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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-15
LYNCHBURG, DEC. Is. Is,..
TIE SENATORIAL ELECr,ov

Our information fom Richmond i, nj a.,
character as 10 leave little or no donb, that. I'm
election OF U. s. Senator takes place this VIM, D.
w Leigh will be re-electc,l "lflhe c,ec,io, ~
place his winter T. we hear soma of our 80.
respond What do you mean by tha, remark
Simply this that the administration p,rlv a,s
State Senate constituting a majority OF TIN. va
1t is sad, will refuse 10 90 into an election al a
they perceive hat It will result in favor ofn
Leigh. At least, such is the advice sagelv ma.
% III a, body by the Petersburg Cors,cna,, II
and We have some reason 10 believe tia, m, =
wee was MOI the suggestion If the editors op,,.
Elections, but that he threw II out, at the supey,.
pfothers, as rclcr Of public sentiment, to a,...
tain in what manner The already formed Ieon,a.
non of majority of the Senators would be r.,.,
ed by the community. To say nothing of,hs tm.,
icy ofpermiting Virginia to be but partially NJ
resented III the Senate, at the commencement, Of ~.
next session OF Congress, and possibly (fo, s,.k
may bc the consequence during the greater n,,,o,
that session, such a violation # the uncipn :, !
unform u,ase o this State, and not oftbi, s.,.
only but Of every other ii the Union, will #, l..
corsum,na'cd bring down upon the heads Of tins.
who sarcion it lie just Indignation Of the eoxs,,n
nifty. We shall have reached a most Jeplor,b.
condition when the great interests and the uno,m
policy of the State are to be rendered subseryen,,o
party lriumphs. II will he time enough, how,,,
To consider this question in all bearings, whss n,
Senate shall thus assume the RICH, 10 SET a, ,.s
once the will Of the people, oxpressru al he,
last April elections. II is suicie nj now 10 warn TIA
publ tina, there is such scheme in contemplate.
POSTSCRIPT.-S the aboys was in ,vb.
we have received uer Richmond rapefs, froa
which @c learn hat on Tuesday las, the Hou,.
Of d, cgatrs agreed, by vote Of G2 TO 81, to Do
coed 10 the .lecIion ola U S. Senator on the loh
inst-aud that the Senate, by vote Of II TO "A,
postponed the election Til the 18th Of Fcbrua,y-
when, hey will crher proceed to elect, or not ,u
Ihcy please!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-15
any expression IN regard 10 the ssit OF 'nooeense
a =, .a.aI Ind, vi, #

any sxpse..,on IN regard 10 the sslit 'noosenss
offhr a.euseJ ind iiusi.
MIR. Pses moved ilo following Substitute 10 the
rc;por, and amsnJnsni, by way Of an sueadmen
10 he autr-bripg the report Of the committee, sIlh
the addition of the words in bfaekois
Re.olree, as the opinion oil this House, That The
sbscnee OF James NJ. Bennett, the mcn,bsf elect oil
tho county of Lewis, 10 caused by snndfy present
mcnts for forgery, and subernaiion peJ"ry, ouno
against him By the Grand Jury, western Dis'ici
of Virginia, at the fall term OF 1854, Of the Uated
STATES District cour, holden al Clarksburg
And whereas, IT appears 10 the satisfaction oil
t,,i, Committee that the suid james NJ. Bennett
has lsncel sbssonjeJ froa the State without The
intention Of returning and hath thereby abandoned
his right To a seat in this ilouse, therefore
Rcsoieed That the seat OF he member elect from
the county al Lewis i, vacant. anil thai Is eIps-
dent 10 issue u wn, Of election to supply The Va.
cancy thereby occasiontd.
Mr. Parker moved to rccommit the subject for the
purpose Of c,cct,ns evd nee as to mo ef''n'nnl
charges ,ains, the member elect from Lewis Al
ter a fcs renorKs by Nh Parker ~ support oil, aud
by M, johnson Of Richmond, IN opposition 10 tbs
motion, 1t put ond lost.
The question being then token on The amend
mcns OF Nj. Price and Mr.. Gregory sucecssIseiy,
they were lost. and the Report Of The Commute
finally adopted
Ga motion Of Mr.. Broadus, II was
IcsoLccd, That the Committee Tor Courts OF JUS
,icc be instructed inquire into tho cxped'ency OF
80 amen iias the act passed March IL 1881, con
ceruns re isns 10 authorize that the nh lavt there
IN rcoi.itc1l % be made be made before justice OF
the paacs Gf tao Comfy within winch the l'ssor
his asen, or assignee resides
a bill fuf,har 10 provide for the payment OF the
Commonwealth subscription To the stock OF the
Winchester and Potomac Rail Road Company was
o dcrcd 10 be cngrosscd
On notion, the House adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-15
TIE, FINANCES


The President, in his Annual Mess .. ron,,.,
uatcs the county on the " na,tering asnecp Of =.
financial aiIalfs full &C count Of which w;l +.
found IN the Report Of the Secretary Of III. Tr,,.n
ry. But II seems TO us from she stall ppnl, NJ II.
President and his Sccrrt,ry, that We nav. n, ..
cial reason for his cpnoratlIauon IA
tciIs us thai the revenue Of the present wear 70 =,
mount to a2) GEL 7l7--nnd thai the cxpendures a,
government WI amour, TO the enorm1u, ,um =,
I2J 81 ,391-lt will thus b. seen q the ,rn.a
d'Ur.s NE UPWARDS Of five millions uf collars no,
than the receipt, ard that balance in he rrpsn.
ry, ON the lst OF January, 1884. Of Sll.1,2eN
will he redu ch, on the lst of January. ls3, ia
1915, 232. And this the Presdcn, call, h;ob.
ly hateflng.' A fe~ more such highly hs,,er,n.'
years, and we shall be compelled to resort 10 loan,
to defray the ordinary expenditures Of the govern.
men,, in time ofprofound peace So rapidly PFC
gressive has been the work of " rcnenchnaen, ,M
reform p
Connected with this subject is another eou,iJs,.
ton OF great importance. The Presidcn, tell, n.
III It of the balance in the treasury, etov, IN.
million ono h,ndrcd aud fifty ,houso nd tc.n is no,
effective He should have informed d. msao
why II is not effective. He should have tod them
thu this large amount consists in notes oftr.sea
period which interviewed between the expiration Of
he charter of the o! National Bank in 1911 and
the 'sIablishment Of the present National Bank in
1910, Bat we snfposc the President was ne. vii.
lin: TO make sueh confession tt this moment, los,
/: Sh operate as inst has laudable des IN Of CIV
M us better currency by again dcpcrcing upon
banking system based ex, lasIvnly upon sspam.
state legislation. W'li the people, however clos.
t1c,r eyes 10 this important daveomen,l Wilt
not rc-nwakca IN heir MAIDS he too dnIy remember.
c" lessons OF experlencr,& shadow forth to them lhs
eVents OF future years, III cnlors somboc enough 10
arouse their approximations, seeing that they are
prcdloa'cd upon tac:s wnich indicate the infaIibc
certainty OF their recurrence II is not essential tina.
one Dc endowed with prophetic forecast 10 perceive
The consequences Of certain measures, when he
holds IN his hands the igh,s of hi tory to pdmonsh
nun OF the effects that have resulted from similar
causes, w past tlr'c. Ten years hence, prophecy
will be fact-ani we Shall be fortunate indeed
Il the = ineffective" million and qnarcr, now in
our treasury, be not augmented to 6ye or,cn mil
lions
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-15
FLOODED SIOCK.

TnVHE subscriber, living in Lynchburg, wishes to
Il DISPOSE OF, for the coming season, his horse,
c. ,rllslc- would stand HIN on sharcs,n"d would be
glad to rec i've propositions by mail or otherwise.
Carilsle IS u grandson Of the celebrated OLD Dio-
meJe, and truly fine horse; was injured IN tram
ing but gained great credit by his speed and bot
lom.-His owner has every confidence in him as
Il stock horse, and believes that he would 10 web
in Western Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio, or in the
Suu.h-Thc subscriber WISHES 10 sell Ala esklno,a
promising horse, three years Old, by Shakespeare.
HENRY GROWN, j..
Dee Is Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-15
THE PRESIDENT & THE BANK.

lafS PoriI"n Of the Annual Message of ih.i
| rres''eht is occupied with a discussion oftlc nj.
''!'s OF the Bark This portion of the Mess,ss
may be divided into three Parts - accusatory d..
nonca'ory and penal
o.ner the hrst head, he sums up all the charges
NAT ne and others have heretofore made oouin,hlbe
Bans, even cnndesccndln. 10 imnuc TO il the crmsof
Pron"tns 'nobs & murders because n, th7 tcceo,c.
lection IN Ph'ladc pha an assassin stabbed a. fppoy,
cre'iure.-f'or ausht the pubic know 10 the con-.
vary The assSssn was Jackson.msn and was ac.
'ua'eu by personal pquc against his unforiuna'.
''c'im' AT ali cvens, the murderer snj the mo.
ave are tn unknown and yet the Pres dc n, Of lh.
on''cd Safes adopting the vulgar slang Of bill
lhSsSate Journals, %layely tells Congress that tie
E""& IS murderer! " Shame. where is Thy
o'ush Ihe o'her charges have been so often
"aoe Ihat they are as stale as the remainder bus
Gu" after long VOYAGE We therefore let then,
"'s WIN Inc single observation, that one Of Them
al cas- ana the most prominent, is satisfactorily.
,,'"'ou oy me short and pithy letter OF Nicholas
''uo'c' Esq IN another par, of this morning 8 pa
Ps'-'o "h''h letter, by the way, wo would IN.
we .ne attention OF the writer and endorsers oil
trict
me oehun'ia'ory portion of the Message IS on
P"' II" ''e "fcnsatory-and requires no other re-
''" '"oh that author is to bc sincerely comnlS'
'etat'd Tor the possession Of such quenchc's,
pnSs'ons' lie is, indeed. a snow-crown Is
LIMA cramn''d with fres"-and it is, perhaps
NOT I" be regretted tina, they arc poured forth
on an insli luton, which, us he has seen to
nus cost is t'eproof--an institution, which, "p'r'
'|s as ne represents IT to DC, has stood unhun a.
''us' al" Inc attempts Of the government, to pros
'a'e us cted't and impair its Usefulness Ia ono
semse OF theword, indeed, il is powcrlcss- has no
n "-'seains nor selfrencwins power; but must 60
@ ~ e1,s'ence w'.h The expiration offs charter
=" ~. ;" 'n's resnec','' stands upon an equality with
50 49," "Ssaon', 10 whose oticial life there IS a.
'' unless, for The good ot his eoun'fv, no
TN. A"' " necessary TO perpesuatc his power
,b,."s pe"a' recommendations are of such
'""'"'''' as might have been expected. Th'y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-15
English and CLASH cal School

We subscriber will opeh School in this
ho p'ac,'he list day of January next on the CourI
"ouso .'.'' IN the white house, adjoining the one
o'up'c" ny Miss N. Bryce. ills course Of ins,rnc.
w" VIII comprehend the common branches Of FL
s"s" education, ALGEBRA, and The Latin anil C,aaL
n"'suaSrs' Ample testimonials of his ou,l,s.a"
IONS WIN DC exhibited to any person who NAV Iss.o
H. ne promises TO those who will favo, n;', .,
,,s, p'no"ase strict ater'on TO the intcec;uo =.
We" Is "o'a improvement of his pupils.
TERMS.
50. .u'''on IN the English language 10 ,ou,,
:" .ns Ancient Languages sla 80 Der sess;on
" Tse months ,a VIM, TUDOR YANcEY
Wilt
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~ GRX BROW av, Jit.
Nearly ODuosite the Ranks.


NOW opening aud receiving large stock Of
- beautiful Goods many of them BOUGHT nj
auction IN New York and Philadelphin. Re pled
ses himself TO sell at the lowest prices. and invites
those wishing TO purchase to call for bargains. He
has now on hand,
Fine and Supcrfnc Cloths Cassimeres and Cassi.
nets, OF many shades and colors
NaPt Cottons L,nsoys, ,wed Kerscvs and
Blankets,
Silks, Cfallys, Circassians and Merino Cloths
Beautiful Shawls, plain and embroidered
scotch, American and Brussels Carpeting
A variety Of Linen Goods very cheap.
English prints, new patterns
keaI French embroidered Capes, very fine
Emhro'de'ed and plain KID Gloves, Blond ditto
SIX Cotton and Lambs Wool Hosiery
frcnch WALKING Shoes for Ladies
For the use of fsmili small supplv IF WEST
INDIA PRESERVES AND PICKLES ,oyc,h.
er WIN Capers, Olives, Mustard, Almonds Plums
anu Canu'es, at reduced prices.
he stock Indeed is large for the place and enhr,
ced great variety ofGOODS, all of which w,,,
DC sou on the most reasonable terms.-.Coun,,y
Merchants and pcdlars may here roplcnish ,hei,
stock should they require 1t. '''"
Nov. 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-15
NOTICE..

a LII persons hnvlng CLAIMS against the estate
"A ofthc late John Holco nbe, decd or against
his late widow, either as his exerurix, or in her
own right, are requested to make them known MS
early as possible, clihc, to John Wills of Lynch.
burg or to the disorders is desirable 10 close
inc business OF the estate as speedily as possible
those indebted 10 the estate will please call On the
subscribers and make payment.
SA H'L. CARTER. Executor &
ELizABE I'll CARTER, : Exccurr,x.
Dec. IL ;cd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-15

81, .i,,.,,.s. nd, much to the limited 'h'o'''a'
t,o., we possess in reference 10 the pfese"' r. :.
+, 10, h.h,,s and manners ofthe people OF '''
k,sh capital and its nrlgbborhooa. !. :,
I, !. ,umaured mai friend 10 thus coun"
M. session Of series OF highly interesting -
rom the Commodore, describing the sce"i'y - -
sc,ers. and r,esent existing manners o' ''' If
nation. composing the miscellaneous poP"aaSs" e.,
c.n,.,a,,non,e aud us nei.hbohood, derseo 'o','
ac,ua, personal observation 'iaf'ns .,c
several Yeats They describe things "' ""ey
with ali the rhanges i",iotuced ny Inc P'''e' u
Sultan Mahmoud, and not as they are ''i'e'e
IN works. nov Obsolete from the fevo'n''n" ""'s'
!. NOW in progress, and is gradually ch"n9'"s III
face of ,hinss. Such a work cnnnot ia TO DC ''s"-
~ valuable US well os interesting, when we 80
der the long an favorable opportunities ''9o'
nv the Commodore as well as his capacny LOT NV
or,ph;c description. We think these letters w.,
10 bc published, and cannn but hope 'ne e''''',' >,
in pnssesslon of them will obain The Co'h'ho'o'e
permission for that purpose. In conciu''o"' =, -
our earnest wish that his henltt may DC sPee'5
restored and ih,t he viii shortly favour ms 'f'enps
If whom few nen have more or better, with VISIT
The Snperior Of the Charies,o"n convent III
her testimony before the Court stinsnt Eds' o'n'-
bridge on Tuesday stated that the amount o' pro-
pcr,y Destroyed was abou, 5000 inrluh'ns our
harps IN the establishment worth about > or ioo
each nine or ten pianos, three quite new worm
f. ON 1850 10 1910 each, and ha' monis0h 'ha' eos'
SllO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-15
NOTICE..
Nov. 10

VA ILL be sold, on Friday tho l9th day of.le
w present month, il fair, # not, on the next
day the 2)h, AT the late restdcnce OF John Hol-
combe, decd. on Opossnm Creek, the whole of the
prr'>hable property belong to the estate Of SAID lie,
ceden', consisting Of Corn, Fodder, Oats, Hay,
ohucks, Plonta ION Utensils, stock of Horses, Cat,
lie, &C. Among the e"'lc is an excellent yoke of
Oxen.-rcrms madc known on the day oil salc,
which will be liberal
NNkhe Ereenttir q. Excc Ntnr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-15
Cash Gov Ecgr0es.

WYE ~ill pay the highest cash prize. for nj
w tue likely Young Negroes. Of bath spx.s
from ~ 10 26o ~ years Of age we can get
Those wishing to sell are req"esrd TO refer TO John
A.Rowan. al LyncLbure, by letter or otherwise.
ROWAN & HARRIS
Nov 10 III.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-15
Negroes for Hire.

SHALL on Monday the Goth inst, at the Buff
f.,os springs hi'e to the highest bidder. for the
20. IsSs' inc Slaves belonging to the estate Of
Ambrose Tominson, decd. consisting ri Men
Boys and Women. IA. DRIJNWOvn
Admir-. Of Ambrose Toml,nson. decd.
Amherst Dec. IL ws,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-15
For Asent.

Hs.sl ENDs. E:INr-rho Brick
!..:5ak "a House nj die junction OF Third
;ssssEss3 street and Sixth ally. This House
tssIAisSS is rommodious and Sufficiently spa
cio's 10 accommodate II large family with d Car
risge ll"us", Sabl", AMI other convenient out hou-
scs-u well of excellent water in the lo with q
large garden also. Immediate possession may be
had.-For terms, apply TO Henry l.. D,tfel, or my.
self EDWARD DUFFEL.
Nov. II wfwif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-15

a difference ALL be perceived between these c i.
cu'"tIons, and those set down in Panc's American
Almanac but the latitude and longitude of the cap
"a' OF Georgia, now ascertained could not be &C.
curateiy known TO that conference.-the Almanac
is correct according TO the best data then extanr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-15

Boston, Dec. g.
D. Henry JOSEPH, vcted before the U. s. Cir.
can Courl, for the murder Of Capt Crosby of the
brs Jur'per was executed on Tuesday a, II O..
clock, on the wharf in the rear ofthe JAIL in I.eyc
reu-stree'. We learn that the adjacent, places wer.
crowded with spectators that at halt past 10 a.
COCK, the Deputy Marshal came on the scaff,d and
fastened the cord to the beam; in about Is minutes
Mr.: Coolidge, police officer appeared, followed
by Joseph. accompanied by the Rev. Mr.. Curtin
Il Catholic Priest The two latter then kncl, dow,
ana the Priest repeated the extreme service. durnp
winch, Joseph appeared very penent, and shed
'eors' ne Priest then shook hands with end left
inc Pr'soner-Ihe Marshal then came on the nls,
torm ana read the death warrant, and the order f.,
me reprIeve OF Gus for Is days II is said Tim,
the prisoner then made some confessions IN tho NJ.
sinai, the import of which is said To be TINT bc ,,o.
was Inc pe'petraor of the murder, without the MS
s's'nncc or counlenancc of Ois. He then shook
hands with the Marshal and Jailor Thu ,ur,k.v
OF the prison then adjusted The knot about his nect
white cap was placed over his head and f,ce md
white handkerchief was placed in his hand In
lew seconds, no dropped the handkerchief os a
s'S"ai tdat he was ready, when the dron WIN. 10,
down. and he remained suspended. After bano,nc
20 mlnules he was taken down. and nI.ood :,
CONN The crowd then quietly subsidized. There
were It is said, many females among tho spccto,ors
Inns is matter OF universal Occurrence. n, such
scenes. y" S'
Inc body was delivered over to the Surceo,. f..
dissection, Tor the advanccmen, of Me1icL science
TCculiun
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-15

c"mmod'rc Po'ter.-The New York Cour;e,
STATES o" the authority ola letter recently received
from the Commodore, that the report of his HAVING
s'"'red oy paralysis is without foundation. and
''a' ms health IS improving. The publication hin.
'e" AZ IN 'he following paragraph ofthc same article
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-15

br'gndirr General A'bucklc h,s been appointed
70 me command OF the troops ON the South western
Frontier, lately held by Gen. Lcayenworth.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-15

Dispatches (,om Franee.-Philip k"arncy, Esq
arrived a, New York on Thursday from iiavrc
bearing desp, ches from Mr.. Living ston, our MIN
s,er 10 the C 1utt of Louis Philippe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-15

Dee. Is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-10

The Unknopn Tongues.-A correspondent "
the New York Journal Of Commerce, IN d L.
ter from London, gives an account OF 'is' =, y
the place where the Rev Edward Irving !.OS
forth. This man is either the Prince Oh '1',
tics, or the Prince Of impostors and MS SUI.
in founding new sect has been cohs'eI'O
His disciples are numerous and appear "
adopts in the science of unknown Iahgu"s
The following is an extract from the eI!e''
Boston jon.
| had scarcely concluded my lnSpeCuUa"a
the place, before the senior OF these and
arose from his seat with much soleGInlltIN rro
after reading aloud verse IN the DID.l ,orry
ceeded to deliver an exhortatlon upon '"sin
He was followed by all the others III seco 90 ba
and who selected points of Scripture as t!s O0
sis of their observations. On the coHou nrtpr
their discourses, each lasting about qla'iT nvr
an hour the High Priest got up from III nnen.
rious position-advanced to the Bible, anV for his
ing it, read chapter-selected VeIsT lad no.
text and commenced his sermon. ne n"G va,
proceeded more than ten minutes pei oto mos
startled and mortified with one OF u e'J,ovei
alarming shrieks ever heard, rapldly g G'I and
by some unknown sound in a po"TTi,''UJ viag
shrll female voice, and then gradually ron
away in q presume) an intended ua a t"ngues
Though had expected to hear the .H ,yIT
and was perfectly prepared for some o U" vol
cries and screaming gibberlsh, yet ""o~nds e.
was terrified when these unearthly soourncurat1
upon my ear cannot give you any o at The
idea of their nature, character, or ehtSLd
must be heard-they cannot be descli'Is Sewers.
| was not alone in my sensations someeC.
into Mysteries, and the men appeared r n be
pletely paralyzed, that it was Jew hn sIIfers:
fore they were capable of rendering lIt this exra
ordinary scene, the speaker stood uI hnG beef
when those who were frightened h"'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-10

Mr. Clay's appeal to the Vice President II
the Senate on Friday, urging him to advise t,e
President to retrace his steps, is said to have
been one of the most eloquent addresses eyer
made in that body. He depicted says the Te
legraph, in most forcible and glowing man
ner, the consequences of a perseverance in The
ruinous measures Of the Executive; and called
upon Mr.. Van Buren, to bear to the ears of the
President the true condition and the real suffer
ings of the community. All felt-beauty weD
while the orator plead. All-all felt, save that
one who had staked the hopes Of his mad am
bition on the dire temperament" Even he felt
but he felt, too, that the Government does not
complain;" and what cares he to know of SUI.
ferings that bodies defeat to him? He bear the
truth to Gen. Jackson! No, no. never,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-10

The proprietors of the New York and L.,
don line Of packets have lately issued Giro.
lar, in which they announce their determi,,
ton to reduce the freight upon tobacco 70 .,
shillings per hogshead, in order, as they ev.
pressly state, to invite shipments of the artc,.
from southern ports to New York for re.s5i,.
ont
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-10
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

Eil GROUND formerly occupied as a 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
mara CATHARINE BRAWNER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-10
FRENCH INSTRUCTION.

MIR. GUEGAN respectfully informs the low
lVl ers Of his native language that he teaches
it in this town-to Young Ladies at the Semi
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 Sc
per quarter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-10

The Theatre was opened to full and fasbi,.
able audience on Friday night last on wbiol
occasion Mr.. and Miss Kemble appeared NJ.
Kemble's personation of Mrs Beverly in IL,
play Of the Gamester, was, as are all her char.
tiers. most excellent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-10

They never get good joke in this conr,r.
that they do not in the sportman's pbr,s.
"run it to DEATH" Davy Crockett we consi5,.
done up. Major Downing stands it better fs,r
any of the rest.