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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-28
NOT

A LII persons are forewarned from buying or
n selling or being concerned in buying or SELL
ing. the land formerly belonging to Horatio
Smoot in Charles County, Md, and left by him to
Mary Elizabeth Smoot. as long as she remained
sinee. and. at her death or marriage, to his sons.
nov 2S-3t MARY IL. SMOOI.
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IN COUNCIL-NovEMsrR 18th, 1884

Leave was granted Mr.. Hough to bring in
bill. entitled 8 An Act making an appropriation
for the use of the Poor House," which was read
first and second time. Upon motion, the 9th
rule was suspended, and the bill was then reao
q third time aud passed
A communication from the Mayor was rScSiN-
ed and read whereupon,-
Orieyed That so much OF the communlca-
ton of the Mayor as relates to the notes or due
bills of the Corporation, be referred 10 MesSiS'
Miller, Janney Smoot and Baird, who, with the
Mayor, are requested to prepare report 10
Congress, under the act of the 3Oth June, 1854,
entitled An Act to prohibit the corporations oil
WASHINGTON Georgetown and Alexandria from
issuinu promissory notes or bills of any demo
minat1on less than $40" aud 10 report the same
to Council.
That so much Of the said communication as
relates to the subscription OF the Corporation 10
the Alexandria Canal, be referred to the same
committee;
Ana that so much of the same communication
nc relates To the abuse Of the law for the regula
lion of I'M. Market be referred to MeSSrS. Mil
ler Moore Baird and SmOut whO IN conJunc-
tion with the Mayor, are directed to make re-
port. -. ~ ,,u, IVA
baIfoG Elizabeth Violet, was received ana reao,
and referred to the Mayor.
Extract, l. /. lhoMfooN - ~
An Act making an appropriation for the use OF
the Poor House.
SEC. |. Be it enacted by the Common CounciI
Of Alexandria that the sum Of five hundred DO, :
lars be, and the same is hereby appropriated
for the use ofthe Poor House, for which the Au-
dior is authorised to issue his warrants on lhe
Treasurer. al the requsition of the President OF
the BOARD of Trustees of the Poor, as the same
NAV be wanting.
SEC, 2 Be it further enacted, that this act
shall commence and be in force, from ana after
the passing thereof.
Passed in Council, this twenty 18th day OF NO.
yember, eighteen hundred and thirty Tour:
II. l. TAYLOR, ?. G. Z.
Approved. BERNARD HOOE. Mayor.
Test. l. p. THOMPSON, {. Z.
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CASH FOR 400 NEGROES,

CASH FOR 400 NEGROES,
INCLUDING both sexes, from IL to % years
4 of age. Persons having likely Servants to
dispose OF, will find it to be their interest to give
us call. as we will give higher prices in cash
than any other purchaser who Is now, or may
hereafter, come into this market.
oct 25 FRANKLIN & ARMFlELD.
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FOR NEW YORK.

FOR NEW YORK.
.x The Schooner LAFAYETTE, Snow,
;SsSsMaster. has the principal part of her car
60 ready to go on board. and will be despatch
ed on Monday. Two hundred bbls. or the bulk
of it will be taken on freight, apply to
nov. 2S HENRY pAINGERFIELD.
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NOVELS.

NOVELS.
TN vols l2mn, The Kings Own; Tale OF
i the Sea. San excellent novel."-EdinGurg
Rericw. "Captain Marryat may take his
place at the head Of the naval novests OF the
day p United Serrice Journal
Jacob Faithful; or. Lille on the Water: COM
ple,e equal in merit TO Peter Simple, and
perhaps even more entertaining, are the Adj
ventures of Jacob Faithful, another OF the whim-
steal creations of Captain Marryatts prolific
brain" Saturday Courier.
In 3 vols l2mo., Peter Simple; or, Adven-
lures of Midshpman: complete.
The Pacha of Many Tales, by the Author OF
Jacob Faithful: in vols.
The Miseries Of Marriage; or, The Fair OF
May Fair: by the Author of Pin Money: con-
tanning the Separate Maintenance-The Di-
vorce-The Flirt Of Ten Seasons. In vols
l2mo.
The Cruise of the Nudge: by the Author of
Tom Cringle's Log. In vol. l2mo.
Also. the Sd volume Of Jacob Faithful. 10 com.
plete sets. Just received and for sale by
nov % AUGUSTUS JACOBS.
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nov est
UIRERNIAN SOCIETY.

HIBERNIAN SOCIETY.
yuuE Members of this Society will please
take notice, that Quarterly MeeuhS VIII
be held next Monday Evening, lst December,
at O'Clock, in the room over tne flyn' auiio'iS
~ order. CHARLES MURRAY,
noy oa-2t Secretary.
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FOR Rem L.

FUR KEN 1.
=, A comfortable two-story BRICK HOUSE,
G:;N on Water street, near the residence of JOS
Harris, Esq well calculated for genteeI family,
having seven rooms. To good tenant the
rent will be low, and possession given forthwith
Apply to eAML h'ND'oA1'
nov 81
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IS, SHIP NEWS. -
PORT or ALEXANDRIA. ID. c.

Rrig Waukinco, Ryder, cleared at Boston
for this port 22nd.
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WILLIAM A. WILLIAMS,

WILLIAM A. WILLIAMS,
Second door Vest of BroWa's Hotet PennSytrn-
mia Arenue, Washington,
UAS inst returned from Philadelphia and
III New York. with new and splendid as
sortment of Watches. Jewelry, Silver Work,
and other articles in his line, carefully selected,
by himself which he offers for sale at New York
prices
n L. All kinds Of gold and silver work made
6 nd repaired at the shortest notice.
nov 26-3t
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TO Il ENT.
nov 81

~ REM,
=, The BRICK HOUSE, next to Mr.. James
I!GI Norris, on Prince, between Fairfax and
Union streets at present occupied bysMr. John
Morgan. Possession can be given oath Decem-
Der. JOSlAl1 II. DAVIS
nov q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-28

TO LET, OR FOR SALE.
=, will let, or sell on good terms, tie Store
:# northeast corner of Prince and Fairfax SIS.
The situation Of this property as place OF
trade. needs no recommendation.
The House stands in the angle Of substan-
tial brick wall having iron shutters to the door
and windows. in the rear, (perfectIy fire proof
line addressed through the Post-offlce viii
be attended TO. CHARLES MURRAY.
Fairfax County, Va. nov 26-N
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-03

THE PIRArEs.-The Bos. Oh hig OF Saturday says,
mir Child the Counsel Tor rtc prisoners is, we learn
busily engaged in taking the depostons ofihe ndi-
viduals who were discharged Oh - -tcosiay, pre-
paratory to motion which he is about 10 make .or a
new trial."
Edication's RI" 4 precocious youth in a
tovn in Massachusetts,, had arrived 10 the age of
nine years. when his father sent him TO school He
stood beside his teacher repeat the letters of the
alphabet. Harrow" vociierated the prchn, " No.
that's A." =. 4 :" Well what's the neXt! y "OX
woke" .sNo, that's b. :. Taint B, neither, r's
an OK yoke, crotch all hemlock Gosh ninety think
] don't know ~ Boston Transcript
Instinct of Piaats.--Dr. Hancock says, If q YES
eel of water is placed within six inches of cucum-
Der vine that in "a hours time the vine will alter
the direction ofits branches and not stop till It comes
in contact with the water. Aud if pole is placed
at a considerable distance from an unsupported
vine. the branches of which are proceeding in a
contrary direction from that towards the pole, the
vine will in a shor; time alter its course, and not
stop till clngs round the pole. Blu; the same vine
will carefully avoid attaching itself to low yegeta-
bes nearer to il, as the. cabbage, &c. DIR. Darwin
gives several instances of the instinct Of plants.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-03
s.ivcry Stnbl

YHyIIE Subscribers beg leave respectfully TO inform
their friends and tlc public generally that they continue
keep horses and carriages of description for their
commodaon be reasonable and furnish
ed the shortest notice They may be found at all times ai
each of their stables attached the Bellevue Hotel and Town
sends Coffee House. where they will be happy wait their
with prompness and fidelity Grateful for past iay
they take this opportunity TO express their acknowledge
men and trust that by strict attention TO their business, they
will both and share of public patronage. Hav
the best well the greatest variety Of horses
and carriages they doubt Of being able TO furnish all who vii
please call upon them with such cqupages win no, fail s
answer their purposes. HOWE 81 METCHEAR.
Oct 22 cptf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-03
Torn Council, Tirertoa, Norember s, 1884.

MMTUEREAS the town council Of the OF rycrton
Wv the 6s day of October 1884, appointed committee
said council adudgcd necessary who have duly made report
that they have surveyed bounded and marked said high
wav which the dividing line between the towns
of Fall River and Tver0n and southerly direction
through lands OF the heirs OF Richard Borden, VIM r. Rod
&c. Notice h therefore, hereby given to all persons
teresed TO appear they fit before said council the first
Monday of December next, 10 o'clock A. NJ at the Stone
Bridge Hotel in said Tveran and be heard for against said
report BY order Of said Council ASA GR1Y, Com. CH.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-03
PROSPECTUS OF THE COMPRESSION


TnE CONGRESSIONAL GLoBE, which VIC commenc-
ed publishing at the last Session of Congress- will
be continued through the approaching one. 1t will
be published i'll the same form, and at the same
price; that is "A week, on d0uJh yOyol shoet
made up in quarto form, at ONE DOLLAR per copy,
during the session. When any important subject
Is discussed, we propose to PRINT an Extra sheet.
Subscribers may calculate at least three or four
extra sheets. Al the close Of the session, Index
will be made for the Is, and Cd session. and TO
all the subscribers
We shall pay to the reporters atone, for preparing
the reports that will be published in this paper,
than one hundred dollars a week, during the ses-
sion. In publishing it, therefore, AT ONE DOLLAR for
all the numbers printed during the session. we may
boast of afiording the most important information
at the cheapest price.
Editors with whom exchange, will please give
tins Prospectus gratuitous insertion; and those
friends TO whom may send it, will please procure
subscribers
TERMS
I copy during the session, : 90
~ copies during the session, $40 90
Payment may be made by mail postage paid, at
our risk. The notes of any spccic-paying Bank
will he received.
G5-No attention nW be paid to any order, unless
The money accompany H.
Gy~SUBSCRIP7IONS RECEIVED AT
rms OFEICE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-03
NEW FALL GOODS:..

Opeaof this Morning
French and English neJnoe nerinoe and common ercass
ions black and coloured silks scarlet white and black rncna
shav ly liy liy&j jyd Th5et do rich fancy prints Eng.
and American anne ofeyery description Canton do Grecan
vbobnet lace Qulng thread edging do Insertions cambric
edgings do insertion elk velvet velvet ribbons worsed blond
edsInr- Of al colours ribbons. gloves hoyery&c Sc
is0 Broad cloths and saBeis ~ al their variety
with almost every other article usually pqnred forin rood
sioEeAH Of which shall he Eod a. low o. az any other
s;ore in Newport. r. FOWLER, Jr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-03
EVENING SCHOOL.
l. J.. PAINE,

HNTORAIS his friends and the inhabitants of Newport, that
hs Evening School open ior the reception OF Scho
ar lie assures those who MT TO place themselves under his
Instruction pains win be spared 10 advance them in their
studies as rapidly be done udesiendEsy and with dd
raaia-c themselves Terms including Tuition Lights Fu-
el, &c -. - per quarter.
Nov. "a l3c4.-l " 26, 3w.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-03

Un EPUBLIC OF LETTERS is the tile Of rev weekly
III paper devoted the republication ohe s:andad works
OF the best writers.
II is well printed paper Of tie finest qualify made entirely
ofnen each number sixteen 4to pages making
volume Of S,,2 pages per annun. H.ia 3lfr
twill be sent by ma part OF the IT, States CaraLa,
upon the proprietor receiving dollars per alnun post aid
Nos and contain s:n Of Feeling by Mackenzie ind
the Hall, by the Rev. George Cbbe No g. ito
Letters of Lady Mary Wortley Montague There viii Le Go
abridgement Of the work of any auher
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-03

05~NOTICE.
VNyiE Tape ond Calico Trade, carried in this Town
II having arrived 10 a Starring concern.
TkEEET.
In order or possbe) ward of the hdeous malady ged
other for support and has connected the
HAT,
With the Dgy goods Trade
Just Ope,cd
superb Satin BEAVERS-Elegan Beavers, aud an asormes
of Common HATS
His motto il =" Cheap"
TILLEY has complete Assorlmcntof BONNETs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-03
For Sale, or, TO Let.

For sale, or, TO Lei.
yNyn, Harrison Farm called situated in the Neck on
southwest par - the Island of Rhode Island, about OF
nile from the foot of Thames SueeI containing about lou
AlsoA two-story dwelling House, with a. Store attached in
Broad-st
And the and lot of Land in front of the first
Baptist Meeting house.
Also FOR S ALE.
5000 lbs. of the first quality Merno WOOL,
600 Merino SHEEP.
Four-year-old OXEN.
3OX-CARTS--two with wide wheels, and with
iCOWS.
HORSES.
Z Fat. and lean HOGS.
30 Tons IiAY,-frs, quality ON Philips Farm;
81 do do,- do. do. on Harrison Farm.
800 Bushels of CORN in Ears.
300 do. of OATS.
A CHAISE and HARNESS, and
A WAGGON,and HARNESS.
Apply to GEORGE S. HAZARD or
Oct22. epuMh JOSEPH MARTIN
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Nov.26, lS3l.--[Nl9l

Newport, N0pember IL, 1884.
forbid all persons harboring trusting account
wife Sarah Ann, viii pay debts OF her contracting
after this date. NATHANIEL cox.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-03
DIED,
SHIP NEWS-PoRr OF NEWPORT.

Schooner William Henry, Of and from Eapor Capt, Phe-
lar ashore the night OF the 9th Beave. ta light
Cargo Plaster Mackerel Aeirngis probable she viii be
got Off least the principal part Of the cargo viii be saved
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-03
MARRIED,

VI AseAsEE-D,
In this town the Both Oct by the Rev Mr. Burdck MI
Christopher Lewis, of North S,Onington Conn to Miss Ja
Anne Daughter of the late Mr. Edward Murphey OF this place
DIED,
In this town. OH The oath inst Mrs Bridget Clarke widow O..
Mr. George Clarke, aged 50 years
At the Island OF Cuba the 9th inst Charles DWol Esq
OF THIS town, in the 55th year of his age
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-03
b. T. & ]. J. GREENOUCU,
}, Water street.
GREAT NATIONAL H0RK.
4 RICAN MAG .AZINE

USEFUL AND ENTERTAINING KNowLErcs
To be illustrated By Engrarings By TIE Peson Plh
CoGpaRy
FEv HE which has attended the publication of lie lest
II Magazines from the Engsh Press has lead pyerass-
tons FOR issuing periodical particularly tbarted to ias
wants and taste ofte American pnblc While VIII be die oh
jec Of the propeors make the work strictly what its title
dcates viii nevertheless conan all articles of nteest ss
patrons, which appear in foreign Mageznes.
Extensive preparations have been entered into, bch with
artists and authors to furnish from all parts of the Union
ings and illustrations of oyery subject OF ntcr, which Ito
publishers confidently believe will enable hem to issue work
honorable its title and acceptable 10 the American People.
The first number Of the American Masuzne illustrated viii
upwards ofTweny Splendid Engavnss which aprear
before the first Of September, and be continued monthly,
tanning between forty and fifty imperial octave pages and be
furnished at the low price of two dollars per annun l. VIII
comprise
Portraits and Biographical Sketches of distinguished Amer
leans Views of Public Buildings, Monuments and Improve
mens; Landscapes Scenere boundess variety ana beau
,y of which in this country, will form unccasng Of
instruction and graicaon; Engrayngs and descriptions Of e
character habits &c of Beasts Birds Fisees and insects
gcer with every subjects connected with the Geography lis
tory Natural and artificial of the country Illustrated
in familiar and popular manner.
FIREMAN. HUNT.
Agent of the Boston BewicE Company.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-03
FIREMAN HUNT.
Agent of the Boston Bewick Company.
AZ CouTl-street Boston.

Boston, July %, 1884.
" Editors throughout the United States who will give the
boye few Insertions in the respective papers, and send
copy containing the snail be entitled year srh'
scrsption.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-03
~ At TILLEY'S IN

MUIR Cape. from II dollars Boa- from dollar % c.s
- 10 dolI..-Tippe az 80 cs-IIas from to dollars.
ernos aud all kinds Of stuff goods dog cheapA complete
ornent Of Surou and Great Coat ClohsC and
Nesings in variety opposite The arcade.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-03
DIR. JOHNSON,

KNyOULD respectfully inform his friends and the public
w tha, he will devote his whole attention, tho PRi
TICE or FMEDICINE.-Oilice, No iSS Thames street
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ARRIVED,


Friiy Nor. 29h Brig LAUREL B=iey from HIyana--S.hr.
Balance of u from Gloucester Pool or BamorrdO. Spleen
did of Gloucester, NOron 10. Phiad.p pha
Sau -day Nor. @9Scir- New sally o. Oston Cgrma for
York-do Reapaf-Fhebe Baxer.-Adye Ire all for y. Y.
(Englsh Schr Marslre, of 1T Joins N. E) Peck. from 81
Johns for New loA-Schr Emene, oil and from TEomasion,
Pierce, for do
Sunday Nor 3O-schooner Ruby, Of and from Passport
Tucker, for New YOk-3rig Commerce of Providence An
dres days from Charleston for ProydenceSchr HELEN
Mar, of Prospect, Matthew'S from Boston, for New York
Tuesday Dec 2Schooner susan, Matthews from Boston for
Philadelphia.
ENTERED.
Brig Laurel Bigey, Haya1a-Sohr Eclipse Lane monego
Bay (Jamaca)Enssh Schr Margaret, Peck Hopewe, On.
B)-Stelmer Benz. Franklin Coleman New ord-Schr Dis
patch Neherson, Boson-do. Delight in Peace, doSoop
Huntress Gibbs, New loris--do Calniiar, Vars, DO.
CLEARED
English Schr Marraret Peck New-York.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-03
NORTH.KINGSTO BANK.

Athe annual meeting OF the Stockholders OF the North
Kingston Bank the following persons Were elected directors for
the year ensuing, VIZ;
Lisaa ";.>on Oliver Watson jonathan Reynolds tlhon
Sanford. Jeffrey Davis Pardon T. Hammond John T. a." n'
ford, Christopher Allen Joseph c. Sanford Ezra D. laws
William Baker Jeremiah q. Chadsey William q. Hammond
George Hammond Ezbon Sanford Jun Nicholas Spnk, Dan
iel Stanton William Browning, Lphaet Young and Alfred
Updke.
And al subsequent meeting ofthe Directors Jonathan Reyn
ods Esq elected President OF said Bank in the place of Eli
sh, WATSON Esq. declined p. Il. HAMMOND, Cashier.
WEXFORD Nov. Ish 1884 3w,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-03

Supply Of first qraiay Nev-lok Butter and cheese JUS
"A received and for saeby W, RIDER.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-09-26
JAMES DE BaUN.


 EN ANINh purchased from Col. k q. S BYRD, his entire stock .. MFR |CflANDiZE, respectfully informs the cit. lzens of LIttle kock and the adjacent country, that he is prepared to dispose of them at the Colonel's late store, ca fhe lowest possible terms, and for sucf arti- cles, (the produce of the country) as are generally received by the merchants Of the place.
 He is daily expecting fresh supply of Goods, purchased in New York, a. such prices as will enable him to sell as low as at any other similar establishment ard his correspondence with New York P llsdei- phia Cincinnati and New Orleans. will always insure him constant supply. His present stock consists in part of 50 bbls. Flour, i50 do. Whiskey
 ? hhds Sugar. l5 sacks Coffee 5s sacks salt, , bbls. Moiasses
 quantity Of Bacon
 Ready made Clothing, Boots and Shoes Hats and Caps, Queensware
 Wooden Ware, Hard do., Tin do. Castings. Iron, &c. &c &c. Little Rock, Sept l5, i-:34. 9 If
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-09-26
ID E D.

In Conway CO.,, on the 5th inst, Polly .aan infant daughter of Mr. John Gulnd- ley, aged seven months and l5 days; and, on the llth lnst., George Washmgiois, in- fant son of James Keleam, Esq. aged seven months and ze days.
 At Jackson, Missouri. on the night of the 9th inst, after a painful and pfotracted illness, which he bore as man with heroic hrnness, and as Christian with humble patience and pleus foritude, JUDGE AN- DREW MARTIN, iii the 42d year of his age. He was a son of the widow Martin, and brother of Messrs. Alien and Jared .. Martin. residing on the Fourche, in this cot y
 In New Orleans, on the 27th nlt., Hon. Wittiam Kelly, formerly member of the U. 5. Senate from Alabama.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-09-26

Parliamentary Language the House of Lords on the 22d of July, the Mar qnis of estmeath inquired of the Lord Chancellor. whether, if bill were introdu- ced for the purpose of preventing sIander- ous expressions in Parliament, he would support 1t! As the law now stood, a cer- tain person (Mr. OsConnelD had nothing to do but to pour forth cataracts of the
 most atrocious calumnies, and the only re- medy which was left for the objects of
 them was. to prosecute the printer. He knew no reason why members of Parlia- ment should possess q prerogative to utter faisehood which was denied to every one else. The Lord Ghaneellor sad that, so far from supporting such measure, he would most decidedly oppose it. He did not be- Ilieye 1t in the power of Parliament to pass
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-09-26

Breach of .Na,ricge promise. -An &C., tion was lately brought bya lady against a gentleman at Litchiield, for not having full filled his engagement towards her. The gentleman pleaded iii exteiiuation the feeble health of the lady, who for two years had been very i'll, and the physicians had stated her recovery was uncertain. The gentle man then ceased to pay his ad6eesses, and was ultimately married to another. The chargeof the judge was delivered on Fri day, and on Sunday verdict for the de- fendant was returned.