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DEATHS

Died SUNDAY. the l7h August srs Many s oyc,,o, viz
OF '"'h 'Vciton tq OF luncnbufg.
The mos ntsciunsie of wvs aud
before net death ascmpaiy member
hnd tue pnienf" with which ho boc ne.s
her calm of
happiness winch u The rrwsi of the righteous
r"sui iu'y devoved icnd of MGR o;ou.
anu uy enpc woman Any aticmP, 10 give ske a
ny 'tiues must al-fr feel when Lei IF
That Inscribed ~
numerous relatives aud friends. W nj
prpeh THIS e, AT her residence in of
we present month"; o'clock
zabe'h iaI~oo IA the C0h age. M,s soo wa.
inc nmiabe aud Affect whw William In,wooJ
40" ia every feiSionshp OF lie shc nader,
Una" c"nitus eh-ian aud nmiabc ON,
peculiar prepared TO
me Inquest oder being vol convinced me
e"u say relative To the cxcel heat and tbr
nuoees charitable diios that she
rs mohcr, Che shOaa
cd ny the naons Of Rome aud carefully aninisc, n, a.
cN ana Tue Afflicted With what Tenderness
uuii@s OF Mis- III hOne
attentive to The interest aud wecing all arannd bet Ind
e Tor many years attached to the Baptist
ps nor dii she benvo scearnn
me soni Humility hcr
une assumed but all things cable i,
~. - WIVES m't neueaio upon all ue believers tho neces
NY :" feniins The heart and the ;na,l
so considerations faith that works by
ne nus @ iou ehdicn aud onin 10 mi. be,vv
hii"n OF Providence, and indeed
ien" she was ne'ro and mmove abr l.;
aon her, that we AN The reader unon these vol.
az nut we eau say OF her whose dcnore
lungs are tTuo-whasOevcT
s'eser things arc us-wl
ne lovely whatsoever things N ,be M aS
''r ani hcie DC any praise, think these things" ~
p"issnJrHd as II is the oai-poniins of grateful heart
"W~e.' MEDIrUS
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II gives pleasure be able to stae for the ntorma
ton Of his msny anxious friends that the current report Of
llie death OF Capt MunIoe, (son Of T. Munroe ESQ Of
this cy) now Of the Imperial Army Of Russia and Aid
de-caWp to the Emperor, has been auioatieey contra
dic'ed by letter 10 the family from ). Randolph CLAY
Esq Charge dAHdrs al 81 Pctersbnrg.--sNdf. III.
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MANY orrHE OUALfrfrn Vort

We arc authorized, by lie Auditor Of Public Account,
10 slate, ai In consequence Of necessary absence Of
SOME weeks bon tie seat OF Government off
cal communications addressed TO him. especisly on he
subject OF delinquent lauds, have femancd unanswered:
but that every effort w be made to give TO his several
possible
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-30

10 tho publication Of the proceedings end< Of al.
administration In the county OF Louisa Enquirer of Tho 6,
as name OF Dr. fouSrMSE printed lou
"ns esweahe' ~hiehsor requested be
-. oc., ,e.. WM. CRAWFORD,
NNi'--"'"s 'o~s Secretary Of ne Mecfiar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-30

Oh Eh REWARD will be given by the subscriber
~ eDV for the apprehension OF Negro Man, named
Jacob who absconded IN April last II caught Of the
state, and delivered 10 him in the ely OF Richmond Or,
thirty dollars u caught within The State aud delivered or
secured IN jill, so that he may be recovered.
Jacob Is black man Of ordinary sze--limps little
when walking, which is scarcely pereeivabie--has a
smooth skin, narrow lace, large mouth, and pleasing
counenance, with Sigh, impedimeot in his s2eech-s
very artlu and cunning.
Ii is probable he may be about Richmond passing as a
free He has mother, who is free living near the
seyen-pile Pines Ia Henrico, aud vile belonging 10
Mr. Whillock OF P0whdap who resides in or near vii.
lage called jefferson. EDMUND Christian
Richmond, Sept 20. 4O-w4,y
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serl. 2slh. lsaa.

W Our attention has heen much coupled for we ek
past In Transaction at Washington, in which we took
deep concern, that we have paid The usual attention TO
,he concerns OF - p'perThat matter il now however
nsPpy terminated aud we shall resume, with new sp it,
our Editorial duties.
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NOTICE AT Cumberland September Court, The Poo.
pie were verbally invited 10 attend October Court fer the
purpose OF tsbing into consideration lhe rIoprely in
sifnctng their Delegate in relation tie election of
Senator 10 The Congress Of the United States. The OBJ
Ject OF 's Is TO make the notice general The sub
Jecis surely Of great importance, and earnestly Hoped
uiai the meeting will be numerously attended.
NJ u 4 IN Oh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-30

A GENT EMAN who has bad ten years experience
"a 10 the various dotes Of Clerk OF Court aud nore
pareninly those Of the Cbancefy anl Superior Courts
anxious 10 procure situation, Assistant or Deputy
Clerk ia some county in Virginia The best evidences Of
espabiIiiy &C will be produced, II requireJs Employ.
men ~ some OF the upper counties would Lc preferred
Addtess r., IYiHiomsbng. IA.
Sept o. g6-,,Jv
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u pOANOKE NAVIGATION COMPANY.-lhe an
q nuai meeting OF the Roanoke Navigation Company
WIN be held at Weldon, on Monday, the Sd day OF No
Velnoer next A. JOINER.
September 30. 42-3t
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.SHglTEETrT,

In Lewis county, at the late Federal Court held at
Cdrksburg, The Grand Jury presented - in IL cases
tho most OF them Tor forgery in procuring pensions
~ seven cases; - IN cases; - in cases. and three
old pensioners for perjury All except the old
have run OIL We understand that two OF the above occu
py public Offices in this State
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-30

AH RS JARVIS will reopen School on Wednesday
IIM October 1T al her residence, corner Of lI and Sc
yen'h streets, directly opposite c Theatre Tuon from
SIG to $50 ~ the scholastic year. Music and Dancing
At the usual prices.
Miss " " Li'comes Infant School 10 HE some house
$l2 Toe The scholastic year tSepi. 2al 40
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ROBBERY IN HIGH SrYLEl-The Boston Trans.
SCRIPT states that after some thieves had entered the house
OF MIR Lynde Walter, in Beknsp street. they 10
That OF Mr. VIM. ii. Ward, No 2l Mount Vernon street
(aicr attempting 10 force the gate OF the contiguous house
occupied ty the Rev. DR.. WanIighi) which they en-.
tered by climbing The gate into the ard forcing open
the outer blinds aud brcakng Off the fasenings which
secured wndow-ty forcing a knife a chiseI be-
tween Tic sssiies- AMI gaining 10 basement
room On The family coming down stairs in the morning
they iound every thing in disorder The rogues had
spread table III the basement E magnificent style
In iie entire they bad placed astral lamp aud at the
cor ners, candles which were all lighted aud burning
The cesors and salts wee their places and where Il the
custom 10 put or two spoons they had arranged six or
eight IN all table and teaspoons three four dozen They
RECALLED themselves with abotle Of wine. Iam &c From
The basement room ey ascended to the paior, where
they lighted two ispers which they found centre
Iable examined book and le the uninured
I'D he seinent room, there secretary the top Of
which they carried into tie cellar and thoroughly ran
sacked, scattering tie papers in every direction Taking
leave Of The pfemiscs, they addressed the occupant note
written with h own pen and iuk upon bis own psper
Alexandria Gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-30

toA. TAR Tor painting roofs, fences, boats and for
~ ackering Tin, iron, &c.-A constant supply kept on
very cheap, and the common hand ON pan,,inp
can apply t-0rIers from the country Mill be attended TO-
Rchnond, Sep 30 C42-"4w"l JNO. o. LAY.
~ oTlCE.-Applcaiion will be made to the nexi lie
gsaiure OF Virginia for the establishment of pre-
cinrt Election at William Irwn's, in the lower portion Of
The county OF Cumberland. Sept. 80 l2-
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~/ANTED, as an Apprentice 70 the Printing Busi.
w ness Youth Of respectable connexions from
IA to rs years Of age possessing good English Education
Apply At The Office Of ihis paper May 90
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LEXINGTON, Ky. Sept. 2O.--we are indebted TO the
poleness OF Col r. M. Johnson for the Interesting letter,
giving detail OF the expedition Of the DragoonsAs tits
an authentic account will put 10 the various
to the expedition. IL is from OF the officers &C apt
ID and may be relied on.-- GoSefte.
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IKE sPRINes-As is usual at this period CT the sea-
son, the company is Withdrawing rapidly the White
Salt AMI Red supburs, Hot and Warm Springs and con-
cenra'ins at the Sweet Springs where after short DELAY
they VIII separate for their different places OF abode
Ahout one hundred remain now at the White Sulphur
ana we are informed OF the other Springs above
named are almost entirely deserted whilst the Sweet
Springs have as many as they accom- odate The
last named place will probably he Ihronged Tor ten O,
twelve days after which, rapid decrease will take
place, until in few days all shall have parted to their
respective places o abode, and Springs will present
the appearance OF depopulatcd villages rendered more
gloomy by contrast with the lite aud 10y and bus
tie OF which they were the scenes.-LetrisJurg AAeg
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-07
SDtnbltl1|ilblett.

SAie llnteribrtsbenet, MAIDEN ibren Steuns
ben tnb Dem Dnblifum ersebenit betannt;
Bag ftt ftb nit Der Derfertisau8 .. BinOs
mIblen beftbdftissn. uuo ftet5 eiueu 9orratb
oapcu a,,f 0auo baltsn. -.
Do mir r,nS. uidDt Bios befreben cute 9Irs
Belt 81 'iefern IOncern AUDI Elm san5eS Sa6r
fir oieIelben gut itsben, ftboHstt rpir oaoureD
uno bird billise lYreiie einen 9lntbeiI Der
6fentIiben l1uterftieuns Bu erbaltsn.
g. Ii. s.. SdGber.
Canton, Sulp 6. 1888. 12-tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-07
O. If 10 Ella =

Sm Nlonat Mdrs tpuroe Ser gibesuofIeu:
i6aft BON Seiten ntebrerer &esierrtnssr
.Deutf1IancS gtoten t.berrei6t tpprin III
elmer iebr euticbieesuen u. orobenoeu 9pras
be, pie 9erweif1n8 Der poluif9en u. auoes
rem Slnhtlin9e berIan9t tpirb, tpel6e bisber
cine SreYftatte auf Dem @ebiet Der S6meis
aeFnnoen batteu. Qluf niele 2Inmutbun9, bic
ft6 bebin9uaS5los auf ale Slabtlinse aus
3uoebnen f6ien, bat Die Sbipeis, na6 t,n=
(erer NniIpt, auf cine febr cole unb 1.ner=
i6rOfue Weife 60 erHart. Da5 Mse1ent=
li1fe BACON 1T un9efdbr folsenoes Die
Sbpeib babe 9etban, mas ite auaeneinen
S6lferrebten ttno ibrer r,euttaIen Sage fbuI=
Dig iep. Sie babe 3u teosr 3eit oa6 9tetbt.
Nlpl 3u aeben aI5 zines Der fd6ntten be-
tra1tet oas eiuem frepen- n-Staate suf6mnlt.
ueber oieies Ge6t rperoe fte eiferincbtia
MAIDEN bic gntIbsiouns aber, >pie pett elm
9erbannunasseies seseu lolebe SIh6tlinse
tn 4|usfnbrnne 5u bringeh iep, Die Elm MiB=
bran6 oes Nfpls ii9 81 Sobnloeu fon't,1en
!anen f6 felbtt SprbebaIten. Ca. u. n. W.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-07
gtltntDddtett Stc6t.

Ser llnteri6riebene erbfnet jeBt eiu aus:
lseoebntes Qldorten1eut bon, @llenmaarsn
Sarbem Oelsn uno Sarblfcfen,
lDon tpeI6en fplseube ein5GbsI auena6en
/. Wauslo1 uno anoere 9Imb6fe, YercuBtor
lSGnten G6l6Ber, Rafeemiblen, .@nglifb'
|uno 9lrnertfani(be Mublz unoS Saunt=9a9en
@las BON I beD 9, big 80 beD "a, @Iaferne
Snreau &n6pfe pon peribiebenen, Muftern
uno 9r6Beu, @erber6l, DerfeiueteS 2ameen:
ST. 8aun16l, &oo5pinfo, bef' Denebld)
Notb, Btaunibweis unb Chrome @rhn,
CHROME 9elb, 8erliner 4lau, 9lauIbmalB
| Srpifina Don llnterf6ieolibenSarbe Slau:
bolB, GelbbolB, @Dtbbols, SsaNl. 9tlcaras
aua, @urcun1a, Snbigp, g6eIlad, ,@ppal, Wi:
triolbl, Sbeibepafer, Muriatiide Sdi,re,
|galldpfeL meinifein, 9ulobIatt, @olo,
|@ilber uno Rupfer bron3e, Sanf uno anoere
Dobel, Wenc elbobrer NIT @ebiBett, @tdb.
Ierue unb eilerne Winfeleiien, ffdblerneWin:
Eel, 3ouffabe, better @uB u. SebeeretfS Stabl,
Ieutfber nno 8Iiifer Stabl, Mefins tno
eiferner oratb, Wlef,nsbleb, Sorat,, 6eilert
8lebI1n,iot. Sebeeren, ,W1utforatb, ,S6ab=
fpiele ur,c Dan,ebs etter, SattIer uno S6ubs
NADER our6lbldse, febr feine ,,ab as,pbbn:
lidbe Seber ,inb Eafnenn1ener, srbBe nno
fleine Sbeerert Bartieife, Dettfben y. Dtlt=
fobenldnaye, eiferne @arten Meeben, qono9n
Isprina uno sembbnlicbe Qanbfasen Senons
.ldaen, bols(dsen, 9etneine y. pplIrte asda9s
|balfen. .Oalfterfetter anD Rettenttrdnse,
anbfeftens @tride BON alien 9rb6en. @loden
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-07
NQOfrQdett:

Der unterfbrisbene tpGnlobt ytabribt s.
lfeinem Sfuoer Srieori6 Srifob, Giibters
lseietl aus Neuenbsim bep oeioeIbera i'm Baz
oenlHen pelbsr i'm 9Iusuft 1889 il Baltis
more gelanoet 1T. Sebert1aun Der mir iber
obenaenapnten grifb gldbribt seben f6nns
te, ,pnroe mid banfbar perpfli1ten.
MiQbeint Gentre @auutD, Va. ben 16tett
I9lpril 1884. 9eiuri9 Srif9.
Sm Sabr 1918 scs geor8 8ribinss,
nno 8pttlieb 9ieb le aug bem @lIaB se=
lthrtis, Don Der 9fdbe pbilaoelpbias binnea
Iuab Dem Staat Sbio. @tfterer ift 0ater
Iunb. .!eBeerer Sbmdger BON Marsaretbe glis
|fabetb Meper, Die part1aIs bsbs Sobn 2an8
lin 2Ibanon @auntp, ga. nerbunoen tpar,
l&ls lie ibre Dienf3eit teusaebaIten, tpuroe
Ife an Spbn WeDer perbeiratbet, uno ift
h6On einise Sabre in DaDtou, Sbio, obne
loaB fte i'm Stanbe setDefen, obise benannte
5reunbe ooer oeren &ufentbaltsorr auSsufus
Ioen.. sic erfubt baber ale aeflblsolIe 6era
gen, Die ettpas BON bem NuTentbaIt aenani1s
tier .SriBinser ilnb Gieble tpiffen, bic tnters
sei0uete alsbaIo oanpt1 gu benabrfbti8tn.
2ayton, obio W.ap 20. 81. e.ws1tr.@
alrnolb Dietti6, aus Dem Slbenburas
i6en elm golcfbmiot feinss lpanbsperfs,
fpel6et fb in, per8aneenen Sotnfaer in
MbbotStaull a,1fbielt. rpirb ernebg tpenu
ibn, bieies au 8efidot fpnan,en iolte feline
9lobrefTe, ia bic Druferep Des sfQlbbDtstonn
Snteuiaeneers" einsuieiiben, irbelg oaielbif
tpibtige Na6ribten fir ibn fino.
alebptstotpn, SPA. Qlpril 10. 1854.
Daniel M . tf d tphnfbt ID piffspg
ro Iteb fein Srubsr lpeinri1 Motlb, aug
@rfneiler bei 8liesfaffel, i'm taisr. glbeins
freife, aufbalt. si1erer Wabttbt sufol=
ae fol- oer(elbe onrisen CONNER hber Jea=
Srleans in @ineiilati apsefonlnen iepr. -.
QEer ater ben guffsntbalts beiIelbeu 9uss
funft gebei, fann, beliebe ben, llnterseibnea
ten 9lnseise barber 3uton.,nen 3u lafIen.
0lemDorf, Nlap 5 1884. q. CABIN, !
9to. 1o5 DipifonsStr.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-07
. <=AAEniNENNrE=
8ont NuBlanbe+
~ y .~s1x,xa/NN~M>,,.,....'>.... -, -. ...

Seutlbldno.

T. Sod INNER 1T man gefponnt auf
Die 0in9e, tpetbe Der QBtener Mts
. ailterlal : GDn9reB an Den Sag fbrs
bern miro. 9te Seratbf6lo9un9en
oiefes &6rpers nerben Iebr 9ebetm
9t5alten !; jeppb Bat li6 etnitweilen
(opiel 3oetlouten la0eru DaB
Bic III erpartenDen Se(1lIde tn
Nebenfaben :. .oerf6btlsnber Isatur,.
in 9auptpunften aber NIT befttt1ter
@pra6e 6orafterifirf unb bauptt
(d6litb Darouf berecbnet fem frer'
Den, Dem llueelijm Der g>euernnss'.
(hcbti9en (tpDmit bic liberaten&bpfe.
Seutlblanbs besei6net (tnD) Elm tlt>i
uber(teislibes 3iel su feeen -
@peier.-S. S.Sbopptnann ..
e5gnae Naffga, pb. Nbre6 l1noI
Elm eetpi0er @elber boben 8efebl er>
bolten il6 in Minbe11 oors fbutst.*
9eribt su fteuen uno als llnter5el6'..
l,er Ser befannten protefattDn 9e9en
sorjdbrige Bunoesbe(6lhfe Gb 5u.
rehtfertigen. ~>... .'.-... .1..,s
Sre eiburs (Yeoeu).- Scr Npot>
befsr, ,Srieoritb 8ulpius, welber.
rpeee1 Bsleioisung bes Gtootsobers
baupts' uno bo6oerrdtbertfber 0er.
binoungen ongefla9ttpo TT in netn
erltbieuenen 6ofseti6tsurtb 3nar
'Dpn lebtern frsi 9eipro6en Der er
fern aber lbalbte erfunoen pprDen.
6albldbtige S3ubtbausltrafe uno
Srasung dtIer llnfoften Gno !. bic
.anaoisen Solset, feiner GbtperenOere
9ebuneen. Gum sr66ten 9eroruS
1einer Nt6ter bat li6 aber 6srr
'Q5ulpius ndbreno Der ,tlnternbuns
ans Dem Gtaub gemabt, uno 1ou
'na6 Sranfreib eefibtet fepn> ,Nus
Min6en miro sefbrieben,: DoB Die
@taotseribtltben Got1,t0 0aire, tpeb
dJe NIT ltnterfu6uns Der (eit 1880
Statt stfunDene polittfbenumtriebe
bef1d}ti9t inO, febr erfreultbe
SttVtu Ni'9s'' '''u:DsN '" " l"A'"'"
l0e Seamtstn ole man e1n9eso9sh
poer por9etoroert Dat' 1Dalol9 m
.petL Aotbg 1elten et elnet aneetupt1
Dur0 tbrsStt19er i0luptt. petretp
. 8ehr! ~ Stepp $ - un3 10 :, Stao'o!ns : % Ea
SlellOnana osl1nvsia1 ~ w new ~ "
rem !ednosn:, :. Dts ): Yre,3tfelte blef,
9erStaOttuut 1lD to9nD mtt ~ nsnsn
'Gdlten. gus S2tfaBeat9ef- = ytam
rlhten erl1eDt man oaB oer ~ ,ptoeeB
Per .. y: E.0fetlest9eti altsa Ap1esas' sN,ss
.. Seer'0. Serfo'let pss ss lal, geispet>
rhnft1ifrkeft 6 Nt1rlerS Nf1D ". VOtlb4r=t
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-07
9erheirothet: !:

Dur6 ben Gbrrp> 8, 9lIbrebt, am gotten
Iebten .Map, Qetr Sbrabim 8aq Don u.
tiert 'tpn, Starteauntp,, init Miif 2oupine
Sab, BON Spriensfielo TY. Wortase @tp.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-07

b .~..-, ~. =
IDas ppltSei(i6e Gltabtet FOrtnt
|sulest III Dos 8ureau pes Nlas,
tpntano anten, Der IS III entGbetoen
batt ob Die rid6tliben Mu(itantsn
| (i6 berIammeln ODER III 0au(e bleD
ben tbnnen. Solbe tletne 3I9e
be3eibnen Den 9ei(t Ser franS6Giben
Tegteruns oft teben lo trefenot ais
lSirserIblabten. .
Oen 10. Mdrs fano In 2eipSi9
Iduf Dem BbrfenCoole Die erlte 8er>
fammlunsStatt, I'm ilber oieQnIeg<
lung elmer @ifenbabn 5tpifben Ores>
loen uno 2eipjig 5u oelIbtriren.
! DaS ib6ne Sdbifi g benanbp a 3
Capt. M. 81 o ie, tpelbe5 am 81 0idr5
BON Srettteu nab Baltimore erpeoiert spurs
be, 1T bepm NuSIaufen, i'm Sremer SeGen
spilben ben Selien pIllis 5erfplittert rpor=
Den. 8on 100 pafasiereu baben 80 lbr
~
@us1 ans. =.
GIN Yarlament bon England {ino
|ote 2lnsslssenbeiten GonaoQs 5ur
|Sprabe gebyabt, tpDroen. Gin
MitglieD tn >lnterbQus auBerte ft6
|oarhber foleenperma6enin elmer lam
|gen Ntpe iber biefen @eaentfano,
)bep welber @etesenbeit e. Gcb be>
| lfonbers an Den N>iuiIter S5tonlep
|ponote Ill. ,@....'. .,......
HWtbee (Or. @tonlev) G6 erins
|nernt ba6 Gambia bic grp6e Nepub>
|ltd BON 2lmertfo nit ibren fblauen
Iuno unternebmenoen 8ir9ern gum
nab(fsn glat5bar Bat; oQ6 orepsebn
MiIiouen .r1,tltbieer 9lepublifoner
NIT ero6emSnt&reBe unD aus eisen,
nlsioet1 Nbfbten jeDen &treit be-
naben, Der atptfcben berg golenie nno
oem Olutterlanoe enttteben mag.
Ne6ge er (i1.gteibfaus perfbert bal.
ten. ooB Sic gp[onie, i'm Soll cine,
|Mt6beuisfelt nit Dem Mutsrlanoy
Isle 6ilfe ibrer Observation-Disclosures
obne 3tpeifel anrufen uno fie oueb er,
|bolten wirDe. llno unter tpeMer
Beoinsunsen tpirbe DiefeSdlfe Sc
|leiltet fperbeu ? nnter feiner anDern
rs = - q l. ~. AZ. - 80. p. a..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-02-21
POLITICIANS.

There were "scurvy politicians" in Shak-
speare's time, who were advised to get " glass
eyes, (Which, we take it, were nothing more
nor less than pair of /" Glorifcation specta-
cles," lately revived and brought into use by a
famous magician Of the present day, and de-
scribed at length by one Maj. Jack Downing, a
writer Of great credit and repute. Its our mis-
fortune to live at period when "scurvy poti-
cians," with these "gass eyes," are very COM
mon-indeed SO much SO, as to constitute dis
tinct class or order Of people. They are the
men so well described at dash Of the pen, some
years since, by gentleman, now member of
Congress, who, writing Of himself to friend,
acknowledged that I" he was man of principle
in proportion to his INTEREST," in other words,
that he always went for the spoils. These men
make politics trade, or rather a game, and
play at loo or Drag just as it suits their purposes
they try for high and the game; but failing in
that, they will take tow, Jack. Now, it would be
well if this whole class could be all so marked
as to be known at a glance and thus avoided.
1t is generally believed that they wear collars,
closely rivetted to their necks but these I'M
seemly and apparently unnecessary appendages
can be easily concealed, at least for season.
Hence they sometimes pass for flaming patriots
and almost always have their mouths full Of
words for the "dear people," It's always found
in the end, however, that their patriotism dege-
nerates into a desire for Office, and the "dear
people" are only used as a cheap means to get
q fat place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-02-21
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.

Mr.. WILKINS finished, at last, his speech on
Wednesday-after he concluded,
Mr. TYLER moved that the Senate adjourn,
but withdrew his motion at the request of
Mr.. CLAY, who, with view to facilitate the
transaction of business, and the economy OF
time, desired to make proposition to the Sen
ate. Like the currency ofthe country, he said,
the business of the Senate had become a good
deal deranged; and he presumed that the Chair
would be as much gratified by the removal OF
the deposites on his table as the President was
when he removed the deposites from the United
States Bank There were also several memoir
ais to be presented, ofwhich he had some There
was Executive business unfinished, and it was
also probable that sundry members Would DE
DESTROYS to pay respect to the memory OF ols-
tinguished citizen, by attending his funeral at
noon tomorrow. Under all these crcumstan-
ces, he moved to postpone this subJect untll
Monday next, and to make it the special ofder
for that day.
Mr.. TYLER concurred in the motion, stating
that his health was not in good state and that
he should be gratfed to have the residue OF the
week to repair it.
MIR. CHAMBERS suggested, that when this sub
iect was removed out of the way, the French
spolations bill would be the next special order,
and would take precedence of other business,
unless that also was postponed.
Mr. MANGuM moved to postpone that subject
also, and to make it the special order for Mon
day week
Mr.. CHAMBERS assented, but gave notice that
he should on that day, move to postpone any
other business which might obstruct the taking
up of that bill.
The motion was then agreed to.
On motion of Mr. CALHOUN, the bill TO repeal
the force act was postponed until Monday tort
night, and made the special order for that day.
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RETROSPECTIONS.
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Mr. Flint in one ofthe numbers of the Knick
erbocker, gives an interesting account of an in
terview he had recently with the remnant of his
College Class, at the house of his friend Chief
Justice S., in Boston. Upwards Of thirty years
had elapsed since some of them had met In
that long interval, says Mr.. Flint, " the king
of the scythe and hour glass had scathed our
number with deadlier mortality than the issue
of the severest battle. Some of the survivors
were in distant chimes, and most of them widely
severed from each other" Chow changed.n
he adds, from the union of the chapel and the
recitation room, where we were altogether in
the frolick freshness and sanguine inexperience
of boyhood, before as yet single passage of life
had been dsenchanted."
With the same feelings did we take up and
with almost the same exclamation the other
day put down, textbook we used at college
on one of the blank leaves Of which we had
formerly, in an idle moment scrubbed the names
of our classmates. There was the roll, the diff
ferent names bringing to mind the images and
the characters Of those with whom We passed
some of the happiest hours ofour existence-cal-