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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05


They are dI-=1B- IN the Wall street
SA1ECh yard probably TO erect 4 bail
Dig an Grvat sf TIE sessions rom.
uhHSA Gay Tene feE SEQ OF IcSo dol .
lars PER aazgI= To accomplish which.
shcy k1Se Invaded tonbs and sepuI-
ShreS- and ve saw 4 dezea skulls
gathered together and tossed IN n heap
In soe eoEaSr. We thoG sht ~e reesg
azXr1 the snail eel turned head a a
SsIessiS5 gIrt. whom We rruenbe
Sh<n = ysath, az the admiration of the
sG<s IN fsS1t 81 TFinity Churrh, n
shs SAlks6 m beauty Ike .he starry
sH-hs- graceful ana Accuunlished.-
>se v1s the sJri Of al Sti.er-, uho va.
lie tExE.EnS attraction Of the ball
F0~-7- Ga4 happy W2s he Who could &C.
cS-s her k11d tsr n eSti.IsSn. or eacif-
cse her slenater vast IN a waltz. uaax
n -sss has h-eo drained Of its rabT
--5sa'i IN h<S ks1its and happiness, and
uheressr sks z?bearrd there ~As a
Sls1Es thrSzn srvHnd her person. and
sh~ =TAees sss<hg have esa'ended win
s~T lsr SsschraS precedence.
- Eas scc1~tgE~d 70 attend d
vac servsSe IN tie Charca near uhieh
ler rsasa-Es are ~, EeTHI;te.I 20 re-
Fe'.' - pace. AL uh-a fhe old chime
Il TrI.zit - = prscIlirle,l The hosr a!
Pras-r s1 tae tf-aTglI SABBATH. she
So sssn- ~r;A sI-rx sad pisas lock.
av7.tl1-- her wy Go1a the ai..e. her
asst esI@ eve prsusIy and psnssvs'y
casr n1Sn, UFt1 ksr white eamh,ir
sSaessscaicf c=refzi'y suys1ep.n. ,ss
csrEsos covered PRAYER box and
sbs1 sac Sasr,sssrs Lifted % their
Eslzs> - TIE ls9l swell II tie deem
ss1-d srEIa- her lsqsli notes Gsafsd
rssvsgs So fresse,I vaait abssr. asd
rscesdsd Lac pare iacen.e 90 the
tfssae - Grace- she vas lntuifivrlv
sss.sssss and u By accident any enc
,a.ak sAe frsstla-a u this ildy-s rhara
osr- znss iazsR even a carl dsfaaErd.
- . s@stdscs eat 81 place. deeper thas
'.e tr1Esa1t roe uuuid her bisSlcs
fF-1k Der erabarrfsHenf ani ygf. a.
--aal3as driver. vith hls ssoty hasds.
a. re asd vacant sfarr. sas tsiri
- faaad f'fzs skaii. taus sacfiig iau-'y
rrsr=-si 60 ra-s gaze - the cafi sss ana
-ryIa= ssril- ard tsFusfsaz his dlf,y
Sz=rrs ~ tao-~ 80, ksts whish were ~
rs-~msnt 90 syss that enee bram-d
sta Erssiaess aad love fali'aB rHqi
'sf-r- kas es1il.fy ~ nsn = ever,
-1rre asa N sisrs s.sera fysass 90,
arhrrs eserv sb.sst dsssi - alive. aud
49, vac d~pp-i'e - bady "a che
f-fs--af-s ussi-T re rrsver tat D.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

nav renc<e until the i,-t,rsnp~, 49,;
>oond- will seil the isoS. s..i ,k-.,.
cred oone- a. eonf.in-. 20 erect , hal
ding ~hioh shall weld ten p~r .r.-
PER amman: and q the .p-e.i.s-r can
eonnf h's gains ther~hy. he viii ran
street thr"ash the niddie .f the sk-reI,
yard thessh he scatter the bsa~. %
al that was coed and Lowell, o, carl.
which may impede has passage. 10 a.
risat and left Of h.a SseA s,sI,,ie,.
81 the grave among TIrks are p.,I,A-
cd With drafh--u;fh ~. 40 S.,., az
. Parer laith, nc make rrorey ..t sf.,.
How fortunate % ~ ;hst N~.,ns.
s;er Abbey a. not ar the neistSorkss-i
OF Wall street, or within a. reach Of
IorPoraflon improgeGeri& The 5oor-
OF Addison. Graz. Panel. Gsldsni,h.
Johnson Chatham. CannIr-. N.Iss-.
Aeercronb;c- Pur. Fox. Bsskr. arss
hundreds II immortal spirits. vho.s
remains Ee there, qsietIT and tran
phsafiy Ia1rned. Mould BE to..es m
promiseseas hesps. fsr every iosusIEx
vsssbond 90 kick over. O. psSked ~
sor phrensies'cai sHtsssa. % be .essr<1i
and eleas~d. and made dec~ar, E.r a.
purpose Of adsrnfns = sAeif N e.esr
study
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05
rrBlisIEp, vEKSLr. MT
jolly -. G.HLL.RHER.
CONDITIONS.
TWO DOLLARS & FIFTY CTS.
PER .is.NT-.M
LOVE NEVEn sf.rrps

love never s'ecps," III. mothcrs eve
Bends DER ber diving i,.f.I.ts bed;
An as she marks the nome,.t> Nv
Whale 6-.,h err.ps on With noiselesS ,rra,i.
I-Inf and dis'rsss'd. Size sits aud v,rrS,
Win besting heart q. lar. 1.ri,rr s..sfas',
Yet, cen that sal and fragil- form
forSvts the tomult nj her breast;
Dsspi,e TIE horrors % the s,orai,
Ocrbusthsn'd nature sinls to rest;
itut DER tirm bo,h Ssaskhsr Keeps
HIS nnis.aiSt.t watch Los,s a...,. ssres..r,
Aru1nsi-aLo,e-the angel b1ni,
Stoop o'er tlse eare-voru sons of men;
Nth pitying eyes, and eager hands
1hsy r>is- the sosl 20 hope a..ia;
free ~ the air, their pity sweeps
he storms Of time " Lo-e list,er sIrsrr'
And rcuni-bensath--nd ovrr all.
Der men snd angels, earth aad heaven.
a h's.ser bends 4, The slightest call
Ia Aasuerj; AMI relief Is giyeb
Jn hours Of no, when SORROW st..ps
Tie hrart IN pain IL Hetr-- s!srbs ~
Oh. God Of love, our ewes to thee,
Itrcd of the worlds false Radiance. tnrni
And rs NC S'eS thy purity,
We frei oar hearts ~iIlain Us burn.
Coasireed, that in the lowest derps
VI human Ill LARK nstST serSs.p
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05
SKETCHES OF CHARACTER
From " 1'wn Ff7,fI Of Prince Packer
.Ui6SE,aul
A REMARKABLE CHARACTER.

A REMARKABLE CHARACTER.
It's by no means necessary to travel
far in order to meet with something
remarkable. Daring q visit which /
lately made to Leipzig (ssys the
Prince for the purpose Of seeing nv
much esteemed friend the Prussian
General Baumgartaer, / met at his Ia.
BILE highly interesting person, whom
| beg leave TO introduce to the aequain.
lance of my readers.
lie was no other than the French
Captain ofthe guards, DIR. Emir, Chan
Alcibiades &c rayerDier, grandson Of
the celebrated traveller Of that name,
ana himself even a greater trayelle,
than his renowned ancestor.
Having been restored TO health from
severe wounds which he had received
IN the great battle Of Leipzig. n. de
Fayernier resolved TO renOance the
military career, aud. in pursuance Of
4 long cherished inclination, 20 devote
himself to the study Of medicine and
surgery.
Having completed his studies, he
commenced his extensive travels in
Africa aud Asia, especially through
Egypt, Abyssinia, Syria, Arabia. Per.
sis, the sncient empire Of the Great
Mogul Armenia, aud BY Ear the most
remarkable portion IN the vast and al.
most entirely unknown regions Of Cen
trail Asia. as Tar as the wall Of CHINA.
rhrnce he traversed Chinese Tartary
to kiaehtl, and al last returned by way
of the new Russian military road
through Siberia, 10 Europe, where lac
had the misfortune to suffer shipwreek
as u were in sight of port On ap.
preaching the gate Of Bucharest, where
he n present resides, be was attack ed
by a band Of robbers, who carried on
the greater part Of hIs effects, collec.
'Ions. aud papers. With his son, a
boy Of ten years Of age, who fred a
gun from the carriage ~ the leader Of
the band. and Killed him, he was left
almost lifeless on the spot he was
wounded IN ten different places, and
recovered slowly aud with great diff d.
Guilty.
The singular details of these travels.
which often seem 10 border upon the
marvellous, surpass ia variety The most
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

FUNERAL OF MRS. Burns.
EgH.7-.-.a ar, Pr. S-,,y

- - ''--~fN - - ~ = d. H.
II rssatE-,~ C.--rsrr q April IN s-,-.ss .
1sEa.- sHfss "a rt- p-s-t- th.- Ia. ia -
AuiAsst-s shar~A. -rf- D1snkrsrs ..-.i u. ezhr.-
-asssssss a uAs- Fs-tl .knll ~as<h tsok pis-e On
aAS ,sSSssass S4s- TA< ksrrg~ra- dsseri.-sioa a
80 -AE-i - fos. he PEN ID VI Biarkiosk
On SIsa1ay nISa,. SIS, March Mr..
J-As NsDIar-si- Mr. Adam Rankine.
M Ianss Kerr. Mr. James Bo-ie,
Mr. Asrirev Cronbse, and TIE sab
s<rTSer. lnts the vault Of the
Nasss,ean Scr the rarpsse Of e1ami-
s1ss The remains Of Barns. and, If
psss1hie, procuring \ east ef his skuiL-
Mr. Crezhse having witn<ssed the
exansnatps0 ef II the BarJ-s remains
n ISIS. and Seen them deposited in
A<-r Hsssss, rsssIax place, At once
PsSsted cot the exact spot where the
Mad ~e1td be fsand- and a few
spnteialls 81 Loose sandy ssai eein. te-
zs~set- the skull vas h<uuykt into view.
AID earsfsIty lifted
The SranlAl hoass we're p-rfect IN
every resP<c,-if ~e except \ little cor.
ESss~o 81 their external table, add arm
" bid Together b. their sstares even
sAe S..Sate tea<s sf the orbits, VITA
he rruhrn- exceptlsa o. the o. upgsis
- tA- trfr- vere so1nd and sninigred
~ Seash .sd rke grave The superior
1axIlflry boees sill retained the four
a.s'se pasteI1er teeth "a each ssdr, IN
GLIDING tie deutes saPientae, anu all
~Iraa3t sP~t 81 hleArsa, the Incisors,
eEsfsta,l- &c- kssl, IN all probability.
recentty dropped from the Jaw, for the
assealI vers bat httle dsesyed. The
baaes 81 he ace and palate we're also
sa1ad- Soae ANAL psstIons Of blaek
har- vItA \ very few grey hairs inter
Rsxei, were observed vhlIc detaehiny
ssa.e extra-esus matter from the ocsi-
pAc indeet uotisIsg csaIt exceed the
Aagh state Of FSc<erv atSsn IN ~hich ve
SSEnd Uae haa<s Of the eraniu-n, or Of
fer sllrer eppostunity Of supplying
~aa' has 80 ssGg beSn desired BY phre-
n~SsssT>ss-a correct model ef oar im-
@ssEsi pnst-s head aasi IN order 90
accomplish thas IN the uost accurate
md satisfactory nanaer, every parti-
Gle 81 sand. or ether areiSn boJy. WAS
earefsify washed OF and the plaster Of
P.sPs applied WIth all the tact and ac-
esr7cy Il an experienced artist. The
Gas, - admirably takes, and cannot
aud To prove highly interesting 10
FhrenslssFscs asd sshers-
HasIEs completed ssr intention, the
skull. seSsreiy enclosed IN a IeAden
case-Sss again ee@mitted To the earth.
7Eecss<iy where ne found IL
ARCHIBALD BLAcKtocx.
Dzz.tIiEs, La -5pra
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05
NAVAL Rnndrn1rscEMcn.
BURNING OF THE PlIlI.ADELrulA

BURNING OF TIE PHILADELPHIA.
The following is copy Ut the Official order OF
Commodore PaEBLE, for burning the frisatc PHI
iaieiphia. in the har-bor Of -rripOIi.
"Uuic! Stg,es' Constitution,
S.TucLse H!f6Or. jan 81, isoi
SiR-You are hereby ordered To take com
nland OF the prize keteh, which have named
the Intrepid, aud prepare her with all posi-
Die despatch, for a eruizc of thirty DAYS. with
full allowance Of water, provisions, sc. for
seSenty-seven men. shalt send you FIVE
midshipmcn from the Constitution; and YOU
viii take seventy men, including officers, from
the Enterprize, IL that number can DO found
ready TO volunteer their services, for boarding
and burning the Philadelphia, 10 the harbour
OF TriPoli; IL not, report TO me, aud will
furnish you men to complete your compile
ment. IL is expected you viii be ready to
sail tomorrow evening, or some hours sooner
AZ the sisnal is made for that purpose. II is
my order that you proceed to TriPoii, in COM
pany with the Syren, Lieutenant Stewart
enter that hsrbor in the niyht-soard The Phi
isdeiPhia-bGrn htr-and make good your re-
treat, with the Intrepid, If possible unless
you ran make her the mesus Of destroying the
entmys resssij IA the kaTbor, by eoRrsrtins her
iHio a .ETe-ship for thai purpose, and retreatiRg
in your boats and those of the Syren.
"fou must take fixed ammunition, and ap-
paraius, for the frigate's eighteen FOUNDERS;
and " you can, ,ciih0m risking TOO much, you
may sndsaror 10 make then, TIE Instruments IF
destruction 10 the shipping aud Basha,,'s castle
You will provide all the necessary combusti-
bles for burning and destroying ships. The
dssirIIeiien Of the Philsdsiphia Is aa object Of
great Importance and rely with confidence
on your inircpidiiy and enterprize to effect it.
Lieutenant Stewart will support you with the
boats OF the Syren, and cover your retire at
with that vessel. Be sure and set fire in the
gun-room NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rooms for
ward, and berths on the berth-deck. After
the ship IS we'll on fire, point two Of the Is
Founders, shotted, down the main hatch, and
blow her bottom out.
"Ou boarding The JrigGts, IL is probable you
may meet nth resistance. II will be well, in
order 10 prevent alarm, 10 carry all by the
sword. May God prosper and succeed you
IN this enterprize.
have the honor to be, &c.
EDWARD PREBLE.
Lieut.. Commandant DEcAruR, Intrepid"
We scarcely need add. tina, the order was eve
ente' to the very letter. ia the intrcpid and
mAsteIly manner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

TIE GOMEZ

The Gene; 81 I-56. uSoss p<r;.d;,
cal revelation DR. HALEY fssad 60 be
once m sesenty Eve years and tAree
nontks- have successfully made EssS
returns 90 the perIbeiisa asreeasIy to
Ass prediction add n its Nth rerSod
viii expire IN tho nsnih sf Jsiy e the
presen; year. We may expect n very
s1blime view Il az. ukiie On Its nav
throagh the regions Of ear planesary
system Bat n II has varied fruxn sI-
Perisd ~Ae'e year. perhaps II uIli
not return before 1855 o. 1856. ~Asch
vii Indeed be an accurate calculates,
.hen compared NTH as irrrsuIsr mo-
tisu.
The comet IN us coarse tkrsurh tke
solar systeEs, SsTi cat IN tue dss<reat
places. almost st right angles. the e.
bats 81 all tSe planets. and approach
within IL .SSO- GO miles of tke saa-
u uiii pass bet1een the san anil the
srbsf Of Aerccry. With the anaxIrs We
iocIiy OF upusrds 81 500. OcO miles an
boar, add thea leave car system to
travel AGAIN the ankn0un rexIoas Of
the universe
Mech fear has been easertained that
this comet ~iil sane hme. xAiI< nas.-
Ius ;hrsrsa the solar sysserz. acesaen-
tally come IN eoatsct vita the earth,
and i.sereby bring the wsgId unna,sr-
ally 20 IN cad Bet ne have No ecsa-
sioa for such fears; she pssjeeiIIe and
centripitsi forcrs Si;h ~hsch The plaza
cts and comets are clicked. keep tk<ua
IN their Orbits aed Il Is tkese very same
properties that hinder them Grosa csa-
rs together--l ParfECkes Cxrsssicis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05
&. WASHINGTON.
The Camd,n R,nuhI;c,n ,n.,L. =

The Camden Republican speak, of q
lady named Hannah Simpkins, aged 6s
yssrs.who . few days since LEFT home on her
issaty-third tour to the State Of Ohio,
where seine OF her children reside. She
has visited them annually for the last TWEEN.
" years, and IN two instances has visited
them twice in the same year, making forfy.
four times that she has crossed the Ale.
ghany mountains. Within the last TWEEN.
~ year, she has travelled thirty one tLou.
Eaad miles. and. What is singular. ell these
journeys have been travelled on foot. and
che has subsisted principally by the cha nty
Of those benevolent people she has me,
Hith, on her journeys.
In the course Of conversation with the
venerable AESER LScoo = of HEAVIER coun.
~, il was mentioned 10 Us by that eminent
patriot. that he had crossed the Allsghany
mountains forty times before there was anv
thing lake y carriage track upon them
lie Was born West OF the ridge
Phiisifiphta GayeYs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05


Many sf cur readers have O=b,Iess
secn ihfs cErIOss Issirun~at, InsentesI
BY Professor StanPA~ 81 VIrnna. and
la'el ' IEtrOdaced info Ihis cosusry GsoSs
Pans La - % ceaS;rucicd tia; n So
Ties Of h-3res, painted 81 . revolving
card and reflected by ISSkIs- glass.
are male 70 pre>ent ts the eve q Slrle-
~ Of netsoos. - h;ob give lhe Exrsxs The
appearance Of life- IL a. net saIy an
a@EsIns tor. bit II serves to .ilsssra,,
cone principles II SP;ics sss veUv
familiar. ard vel deserving e k~usz
nndersiood--We are glad 10 sssra
that Mr. Josssh LSsins. Saose usrsTai-
Ted Globes we iSok SCca<sOa 10 assIss
lately has Undertakes 60 aaauGacsurr
tais little Snstrumrnt- n~se q IA.
aanafactsrs arc 80 eEeEy respect easal
10 these ~hieh are i@PoSte1 frsa Paris.
and be has FURNISHED shea sssA an i'd
dI,ionaI card hscA serves 60 illustrate
some IT the principles 81 wheA the in-
strsDs1t - coasfrrcssL Ih~ optical
il1sion produced ey the @sse@-at q
these 6=sres - very SsrPgi-inx. AL
aaords faa1 e s7s$e@ens. ret 10
children Sniy. bat fsr PeEssas 81 "a
t.Fe sge--I BSs- Poi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

- I-n-i.sA trareisf - ~ a. ~ s-ssass1-
- Las nsrrs-iFe a = Ba-ssssy ~ So ssiasr a
the ~ ~. -~ Ns h~sES $500 ~ Lu-
rrPs. ~as soft. s-1ts. al aissr-s sss-ss-As -
-s-. fiasr.rcssteis - ~ 1frfrsi - AHxze-
Ia. ?. Earl. - E-cH sTs-- stTu--r 49, esars-.
AS aefurc . I'D rrarAcd 81 s~as. rsssel-
biea tsar-. hslr e. 80 ss.ca. 1zs sns a. In
1900 n FsaEirts ssssi - stse- Tks - -
sssst - BE- so~eaates fss ~ 80 sstrs-.@
sryuc-. % - ar. sAsra. sTsszsissg thruura
s.scr-ai thsussrd gcsrs. 49, - ~ nssrsr
ehs-sss tse lar - t,-s ueEss s@ss 49, ..
coarse Wssi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

L0re and contemplated Suicide. About
&C o'clock on Saturday morning. n police
S9as'abls observed youth ADD q female
a0ou' The same age. wandering about the
HVsr a. Eiames Bank. under very spspi
efous ciferm'lanecs. lie valchsd them.
ana shortly after s1w the youth throw his
hat. and the female her bonnet, and =
pocket book, inio the river. and then ki,s
each other The Policeman fastened 10
war4s them. and was Just in time 10 prevsn,
the parties plungiRg INTO lhs water Or
taking them 10 the station house. n va.
asesFiaiasd that The namo Of the youth
vas Charles Johnson. and that he lived
with his parents IN GfSsVenor row. sill
bin& The female ssij her name va.
Caroline Miller. AMI resided next door 10
'5hnsor They had loved eaeh other. bat
as their parents were averse 20 their unipn
hey bad come TO the determination Or dy-
ing together Information vas sent 10
their parents. whO we're ~ q state Of al,rrl
- their abseuee. and the police delivered
.ls love SICK pair 10 their care.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

A firm OF brick makers. in Mount Yer
non. Ohio, have succeeded in getting a
new brick uaraine inio operation. aud
with complete success Il operates by
pressure. and manufactures. as the Mount
Sernon Gazette states. the very best quail
" Of bricks out Of dry clay There - .
pressure Of more than ii1y tons upon eve
~ brick: u comes from the press as smooth
- plates Of polished steel can produce
Ons horse makes twenty such pfessures 10
q minute Bali. Gs-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

u is said the Mormon War 10 Missouri
Is about 60 be renewed. A fanaticsl lea
de-. styled General Joe Smith, has sent
forth IN the form Of circular, his pretend
ed revelation from on high. requiring the
aid Of the faithful TO = expel the iniilel,
& n the Holy Land" About 500 are
SAID TO be on The move, and they are arm
ed with dirks, swords, pistols. guns, and
other hostile weapons.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

- mas g. ersr ssfsssss ssys 2shs3 fsas-s
ezra arsfisE uauus r~sta.E . 90 asg.ssrF -
bra hat go u1r.srs a q. as sssz - la
- ~. 80 rea1s q aser $50.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

Frssrr-9svr - fiprfgs--A fr~ r-za-s ef
saii eFcPS-S Hsa 90 Ea2er ~ shzA esssrs
ARE go, trrse rrraf'g - rssrfrTs thrs fruas
81 81 80 9ii ksfP Czen ffz,t 80 - ttaae.
i..-bi- 49, gsrsas ttsi Fs-rr . scr -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

The-r - - F-rs-ns 81 49,. ~ t.iur
rsy,r---s.t~t g. ~ ssra.i fsti rafs- f-r3es ksrk
"a O. s.sss - 49,. sEs u 49, hsssszs -
pssrsrcs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05
BLAtK HAVE

ttTE ~ Mt-gs-rtf-Ng- Hs-Ufa-EfsE ~
BLtcR tiaWE 18th an Ace stsut & tn Csts..
anil tsrurrll History OF the lac in,itas. Wsr
dic's'ed ~ L'ms.lr I vol. B.s.oa grssat1
UaiosE X MrreaLr
THIS - the first specimen. ve iclirvr. kn-u-n
20 our literature. % Ssysss's at,f-t,i.,,r.,.iv -
" pss disiatri by iilaek il4sk. alirf its tn.r %
th- Aii-'l St@ics, - .itf5ie H. az th~ r-s
0fiics lntrrptr'rr o. Else Sars and Eotrs sts
Fouthcs Va Tee care and alcilty 18th vhirh O. o.
rendered into fngiish II o. detitrated ~ BIZ
HISS ~ ti'c Sc t0ugn~. - Grfsrai Atktns,s,.
his ephgurrrf. refers she rzus- Il ti,e hosftl.f
Of ilic sacs * ust tlit Ani-sie-ns. 90 ffe I.f a
treaties surfcptiupusy taasir ~ t ~ " rs ,,.,,-
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Behold Fgisek Hawk. then. q gcne.
raj, N the British service. and rsefe
respectable ono ihan SIR llsssyn
Love. Fire rms. ammunition. tsna
hawks. and clothing. were distributed.
and Geaeral Black llauk started on
the next morning. with I've hundred
braves, h Join TIE allied sfav. beiou
Detroit There was, soon lfics, .
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znti eharsrt-r D. $780, ma -tsf
p Sra l--..-A,lsa ia ~ g. arta.
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We scarcely need add. that the order was exc
ente' TO the very letter, ia the intrepid and
mastery manner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-22
BALTIMORE PATRIOT OFFICE,
TMesdau. | O'Clock. p. NJ.


The MARKET.-There is some little movement
in the Coffee market. Prices are fully sustain
ed; part of the last cargo received, (the ship
Globe) from Rio, sold at IL 1-12 and strong
lots at Is cts. The holder of the best parcel
(Which is prime) will not sell at less than Is IL
cts; the impression is favorable towards this ar
ticle;-but little doing in other descriptions; st.
Domingo is held at II cts. No further arrivals
of ~ O.. plantation Molasses-what few hhds.
remaining are in the hands of the grocers, who
will not sell at less than 80 to 33 cts; no prime
Porto Rico in first hands; all descriptions are
scarce. Cotton, Indigo and Spices, are quiet.
The cargo Of Teas, per brig Col. Howard, are
now storing; the owners are not willing to take
present prices. Our market is overstocked with
all descriptions. No. Herrings have advanc-
ed IL l-2c they are now held at So ga per bbl
Fvour-The transactions in Flour are rather
more extensive; the price, however, remains as
formerly "a IS from wagons, and sales from
stores at 5; several sales have been made at
this price on short credit amounting to some
hundreds ofbbls. Several hundred barrels have
arrived from the Susquehanna, which we quote
at S.
Grain.-Arrvals of Wheat continue to be IL
mited We quote best quality of Red at l 05 a
o. Corn has advanced a shade, we now quote
at So go cts. Rye, IS 70 cts Oats, 80 33.
Undergraduates are plenty. The wagon
price remains as at former quotations, zoe. eX-
elusive of the Dbl. Store price % 1-2 25 cts;
large quantities have arrived from the Susque-
hanna which we quote in hhds. at 81 % cts.
Provisions. hear of no change of mo-
ment in Provisions; Prime Pork, S1l; Mess do
49, Beef a TO- Western Lard $500 kegs
sold Yesterday at CENTS; Bait. do 8 a 9 Cts
Bacon, hog round, 6 12 cts. Hams (Balt.)
10 cents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-22
CONGRESS-.

In the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. CLAY presented
memorials from Doylestown, Pa, and Seneca
Falls, N. Y. in relation to the present condition
of the country, which he accompanied with
series of eloquent remarks. The remarks OF
Mr. CLAY gave rise to an interesting and AMI
mated debate, which lasted the whole day, and
in which Messrs. WRIGHT, WEBSTER, FORSYTH,
BENTON, TYLER and LEIGH, participated. The
observations Of Mr.. TYLER, with regard to the
stand that Virginia has taken in defence of the
Constitution, were animated and eloquent and
Mr.. LEIGH came out in gallant STYLE to second
and support his colleague MIR. FoRsYTH's OPT
Mon of the " deluson' Of Virginia will proba-
bly, not again be advanced.
The House of Representatives was engaged
all day in the discussion Of the case of the con-
tested election between Messrs LETcHER and
MOORE Messrs MARSHALL, of KY. CLAYTON Of Ga.
and others, spoke on the subject.