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EEENRY:s COMMENTARY ON TIE BIZ.

"ENRY'S COMMENTARY ON TIE BIZ.
Il a BILE, IN vols.s price $40 and Sl2; SUI
per royal Svo fine paper, Handsomely bound in
extra sheep, with raised bands and spring backs,
With practical remarks and observations, now
greatly improved by a new arrangement Of the
sacred text in separate verses at the heads of tho
pages, and the insertions of the Polyglott mar
glnal readings and references-to which is pre-.
fixed Preface. by Archibald Alexander. d. D.,
Memoir OF the Author, by the Rev. Samuel
Palmer, and an elegant Portrait from steel en-
craving. In order to ensure the correct execu.
ton of this valuable commentary, it has. at extra
expense, been carefully compared with several
of the most approved editions, and prepared for
the press from Bakers London edition of 1911
(sad to be the most correct edition ever publish
ed) edited by the Rev. Geo. Burder and Rev.
Robert Hughes, A. NJ. Just received bv
dec Is WIN. NJ. MORRISON.
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Cabinet, Chair. and sofa


MANUF4CTORH
EAMES GREEN, Cabinet maker ha sonhs 1, and
- will constantly keep, st his old stand o. Roya
ST., Alexandra, and at thecorner of 9th ST. ennsyl
vania, Avenue, Washington, q genera ASSOC cent
The most fashionable e. durable FURNI, IRE,
which he will warrant equal, if not supt rlor ini
quality, to any ever offered in the Districts Consist
ing, part, of
Grecian, winged and plain wardrobes
Gothic, pedestal end and plain sideboa Is
Ditto, with cellaretts and marble slabs
French and plain bureaus
Dressing do with mirrors
Ladies' and gentlemens secretaries and book
Pier table, with marble aud mahogany oPe
Pillar and claw dining, breakfast 4 car tables
Plain do do do do do
Ladies' work stands
Shaving and candle stands
Wash stands with marble and MAHOGANY tops
Grecian sofas; mahogany chairs
Music stools, bidetts, cribs, cradles
Portable writing desks, &c.
Nth a general assortment Of BEDSI EADS,
woods All of which will be sod as low, for ca sh,
as they can be purchased of the same quality
at any othe mandatory i'll the Union.
Also,
An assortmen Of st. Domingo and Bay of Hon.
duras Mahogany, part of which is suitable for
handrais; steam sawed Curl and Shaded Veneers;
Copal Varnish of superior quality; Soaking
Bottoms, Cords, &c.
TURNING e. Carrying handsomely erecAed
oct IS
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american Quarterly Review,

NO. rs.
GSONTENTS.--1 Letters of Euler on Natural phi.
" Losophy--2. Life and opinions of John Jay-S
Denmark, Sweden and Norway-4 Judge storys
Commentaries-5 Sketches of Turkey in 1882,
by an Americana. Reign Of Louis Philippe liz 1850
32.f. duchess OF Bern in La Vendee-8 Memoirs of
Mademoiselle A-rilon, Chamber. Maid to the Empress
Josephine-o National Banks English and American
10. Men and Mann RS in America, by the author of
Cyril Thornton
The Club. or Gray Cap for Green Head, by
James Puckle
The Domine's Legacy, Newton Forster.
The Amulet and Sheridan's Comic Annual for 1854;
and Help to lions Travellers, relating DocrinaI
Experimental and Practical Religion by the Rev Ro.
bert HAIL. with the Life of the Author.
Just received for sale by
dec 23-3t ELIZA KENNEDY
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FOR CONGRESS HALL ATT O'CLOCK!

ing Beltzhoover' Co IS Office, Royal street. or 6
doors below Newton's City Hotel, and the Franklin
House HOTEL every day at IL O'Clock 81 for Wash
ineton-and returning, leave the Office adjoining
Gadsby IS Hotel every evening at Al o'clock. Those
visiting Congress will have sufficient time TO hear the
Debates and after the House adourns return home to
supper. Seats can be secured up and down; and pas
sengers down at the Capitol and called for again
The hours of departure here
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-02

CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
H. WHITE has received, by recent ar
ID rivals from the North, a considerable ad-
dition to his Stock, which enables him to offer
almost every article in the BOOT and SHOE
line, either wholesale or retail, upon the best
terms, and particularly cheap for Cash. Among
them are,
Mems cayf sewed Boots, 1st ID and Sd quality
DO calf pegged do
Do nailed Boots [cheap) Gticle
DO fireman water prof Bots Ian excellent ar
DO coarse pegged Boots
DO caif seoed and nailed Slipper Boots
DO calf sewed psgg'd and naited Munroes
DO Kip and grain leather do
Do coarse begged Brogans and Shoes
70 gvm elastic and leather Orer Shoes
Roys' caLf se,oed and pegged .horoes
DO calf seWed Shoes
Ladies' gaiter md leather Boots
DO fur trimmed gum elastic Shoes
DO calf seaI and morocco Waifing Shoes
DO seal and lasting Mppers and Jefersons
Misses and chidren's Boots and Booees varous kinds
Also, Hair Trunks Seal Caps. s5c CSC
Made to order, Ladies and GentIeman's Boots
and Shoes, of the best materials and workman
ship. dec Is
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Cook wanted.

Cook wanted.
A FEMALE COOK is wanted, either by the month
n or year, where liberal wages will be given, and
one from the country preferred Apply to the Printer
Shot.
A FURTHER supply Gall sizes) just received from
"a the Phoenix Shot Tower Company of Baltimore,
and for sale by
dec % s. NESSERsMITH.
Family Flour, Cheese, &c.
or Barrels GEsEssEE Family Flour, of superior
80 brand
IS casks prime Goshen Cheese
10 jars Malaga Grapes
IS boxes Mould Candles
l cask Currants Con retal)
Just received, and for sale by
dec % CLAGETT PAGE:
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Stephen 5. Sanger

L friends and the public for past patronage, respect
fully informs them that he still continues manuiac
ture and has on hand,
BEDS, MATTRESSES, SOFAS & CHAIRS,
AND CABINET FURNITURE,
Of good materials and workmanship, which he will dis
pose of upon reasonable terms
The public are solicited to call, before they pur.
chase elsewhere, at his
UPHOI.S TERING AND CABINET WARE
ROOM,
on King street, between Columbus and Henry streets,
where he will satisfactorily execute all orders for art
ces in either of the above branches Repairs in either
line done neat, cheap, and expeditiously.
oct 8-tf
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Boat Lost.

STOLEN, on Friday night last, from ship General
- Smith. near the White House. her STERN BOAT,
sixteen feet long, painted light green with white bot
tom. Five Dollars reward will be paid for the delivery
of the Boat TO STEPHEN SHINN.
dec 80 Janneys wharf.
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New Fruits. Cheese. &c.
94S half quarter pS Soss' nspas
Is Is a aaartsr casks do prices
SIS Jars Grapes, in fine order
casks Zabte Currsnts
10 bags Brazil Nuts
SO barrels New York Apples
SO SO Sasas Cheese, very superior
90 kegs New York Mich Dairy Butter
10 barrels do Buckwheat Flour
80 do do Family do
10 casks Salt Petre
10 kegs Ground Ginger
10 boxes Mustard
50 Ssrrsls whiskey, part old
10 hogsheads Rum
50 bags iu Coffee, part old white
3 tons Shot, assorted
l ton Bar Lead
90 bags Tennessee Feathers
IS boxes Sperm Candles
1850 Scotch Bags, suitable for Salt or Grain
Received and for sale by
dec IS SAM'L. B. LARMoUR & Co.
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The AleXandria almanac
FOR 1874

@ ROWING the true declnation of the sun, the time
~ of high water, &c. &c.-all the calculations being
made by Benjamin HalloweII-just printed and for sale
this Office and at the different Bookstores, by the
single copy, dozen or groce. Orders from.the coun.
try attended 70. dec 25-tf
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Passengers going to Baltimore will always meet with
a direct convey ance through, without any detention
whatever For seats be particular to apply at Beitz
hoover & Co.'S Office Royal street; at the Franklin
House Hotel; and at R. II. Iiarringtons Steamboat Ho
tel, near the wharf-and in Washington, at the Office
adjoining Gadsby's Hotel
n-T Carriages and Horses for hire Apply at the
Office. dec 10 u. h u
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Notice.

j
(smith's Line) WILL on TUESDAY,
4Si&fN[[k4MA Thursday, and Saturday, ieaVe
49, sSz g srrenton at o'clock 4. NJ. and
reach Alexandria at p. NJ This will save nigh ira
yelling those days
1t will, Oh Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday. leave
Alexandria for Washington at half after +. NJ pune
tualy
1t will, OF Sunday Wednesday, and Friday leave
Aiexandrs for w ashington at IL A, promptly
A. rs WM. SMITH.
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kaisins, &c.
0AD Boxes of Bunch Muscatel and Bloom Raisins
CUtS $50 trails of Figs
II bags of Filberts
100 jars of Olives
l25 casks of Sun Raisins
90 bales of Corks
Is bales of Mats
50 boxes of CASTLE Soap
Now landing, and for sale by
dec 10 A. c. CAZENOVE e Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-15
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TIE ELECTIO.NS.
ALBEMARL.E ELECTION

We have received various Letters concerning this inter
csling contest he following is Extract OF one of
ihe aud Is calculated TO shew the great difficulties which
the friends Of Messrs Randolph aud Rives 10
ter; aud OF course the signal triumph which they have
achieved:
+" You will have heard Of the result Of the AIbetnarIe
Election The state Of the poll is always an index Of
the popular eeng, without knowledge OF the political
opinions OF the candidates avOwcd the people in the
canvass he subject discussed at eng 9Th at six dit.
ierent places in the county before la re and attentive
sembisges OF the people. The late Delegates were at
tackled on every occasion upon the Resolutions OF the
glslaure, by Messrs. Rves and Rannoph who condemn.
ed them and sustained the OF the Administration
Nessrs. GIlner aud SOuhall dwet upon the evidences
which they had given the administration OF ~.
drew Jackson; that they did think that any man was
too great or TOO good and TO be told Of t that ado
milton came best from friends They dcldined imputa.
ton upon his movec They believed them TO be pure.
They were against The restoration of the Depostes and
against The Bank OF the United States and charter,
upon principle and expedency. They repndisted the
charge OF opposition TO the Adfnnisfation.They were
sustained by the bar the medical men, the Arsiocrscy,
and the entire Federal OF the county Governor Bar
hour took the field on the day Of the election discussing
squads tie Court yard; and his Excelency the late
Minister to Spain, Hugh Nelson, appeared (yybout 10.
ce to the friends Of the Administration who would have
been happy to have met bn) Of the precincts aud
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-15
New York, APRIL g..
LATER FROM ENGI AMI

To Capt Champlin OF the packet ship Montreal arriy.
ed yesterday from London, indebted for London
paper OF the 1lb March, and 10 Captain Watts OF the
ship Lotus 'or Liverpool paper OF the l4h March
here Is no further poiticeI news Of importance Earl
Grey, on The occasion of petition from the dssentes 10
the tonse OF Lcd had taken occasion his dis
sent from part OF II which contemplated separation of
Church and State.
The trial OF Constant Poari, for the robbery OF the
jewels OF he Princess Of Orange who il will be recoec
ed was arrested here, had commenced al the Hsgue IL
appears he has confessed his gull; the punishment called
Tor by The prosecuting lawyer behalf Of the Govern
men is exposition upon the scsold and hard labor for
l6 years.
PoRTsMoUTH, March 9.-Tbe Pike, lust arriy ed LEI
Lisbon afternoon OF the 9TH ns and brings news that an
engagement took place Sunday afternoon with the out
posts OF the two arnes which brought general en-
gagement, the result Of which complete defeat of the
Miguelie force that Icy outside OF SdniareIn. The Jew
That remained from the effects OF the Dire adul slaughter
reirested within the walls OF the city, upon which IL was
expected an immediate attack would be made
ST.. PETERSBURG, Feb. 22--Tbe commercial treaty
concluded at the beginning Of the last year. between The
Russian Empire and the United States Of North America
snow made public. The kingdom Of Poland is included
III this treaty, which determines the commercial relations
OF The two parties entirely The basis Of reciprocity
The following the sdvices the state OF the Liver.
pool cotton market:
The sales Of cotton for The week ending 13th were but
9OO0 bales at decline OF Al from ;bs previous eeks
prices.
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when this Bank charter uuer and the
guation Of the currency one OF the attributes with
which IL was 10 be invesed he alluded TO his late esteem
ell friend, (Mr Randoph.) and TO his call upon the
House, 10 tell him. oho 10 bell ke cdn That single
question contains in its and In its aliusion the
history OF the people OF the United States aud Of the
Bank OF the United States this day. 1t fash OF
lightning no the dark vista OF u,uriy, showing in 1916
whs, ali see in 1874.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-15
CLASS EXHIRITI0N

~lLB close on Saturday Ereuing nerf--Air FINN
Wv returns his thanks 10 The inhabitants of Richmond,
Tor Tie liberal patronage lie has received during his short
stay among them, and begs TO say, that his Fancy Glass
Exhibition, will close Saturday evening next, Until
which time those persons who have witnessed his in.
genous operations will have The last opportunity that will
be afforded them for some years
Open from morning, ill evening" aud from Jill at
plight
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-15

Crutchield was the Administration candidate-He has
beaten SemPe, l47-and all his competitors, 6 votes
RICHMOND COUNTY.
Joseph Palmer, administration I3I-Dr Emanuel
(Anli- ADMINISTRATOR 90. Polls kept OPEN Lancaster
TO pofeIG.st spring she gave Joseph a. Carter (Ad)
2iO' and g. Mitchell 81 7 he Opposition rely upon Dr.
EmannePs success because he resident of Lane
as MT Carter was last year, but il is to be hoped that
principles oil the People do change according to their
county lines
PENDLETON COUNTY
Thomas Jones, Esq, (An'i) re-eIeeted-Mr Jones
~ Coz. Harmon Hiner PSI Last year, Mr.. J. beat
CHARLOTTE COUNTY.
Henry Madison (Ad.) su
Robert Darlington, (Anti) Ias
Samuel ID. Morton, (Io) rs
MIR. nj ddison beat both competitors II vot.o
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
fFsTERDAY Col. William II. johnson was re. elected
TO the House Of Delegates, without opposition.
NJ We received the Conmu on the Cb,rIo,e
Election, 100 late last evening to come out to-day. The
writer CA DemocrarO concludes by saying:
In justice TO MIR. Darlington, and | feel a prIe in
saying So DO not believe there is another man in the
whole county, OF the political opinions who could
have received so large and respectable vote at this
particular time"
Mot in tho last I,rgi,iature
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-15
Friday, .4prH ~.
IN sen ATE.

MIR. Clay submitted The following:
Ordered That the Secretary OF the Senate be directed
TO cause 10 be ascealned and the Senate the
aggregate Numbers OF all who have or shall have on lie
day OF his report presented peicps memorials or other
proceedings To- tile Senate for against the Executive
OF the removal of the depocs di, tirguisbiny
the number appertainng each petition or other
proceeding Modified lollows, at MIR. Poinde xter's
suggestions "ADd specifying he city, town, county and
State from which the U'enoiai or petition received"
Mr. Clay said he DESTROYS that this service should
be performed, because II oil importance have collect
ed IN one view, The Number Of fellow. citizens pro
and con- who have come here soliciting relief
Mr. wright sald, there many consde rations ic
would make this very delicate duly be performed by
the Secretary. One he would name, which would be re-
collected by The Senate. short time since memorial
presented by honorable Senator coming from the
city Of Albany, and lie (Mr Wgb also presented another
from the city. The Senate ordered the names TO
these memorials to be printed They came in from the
printer the day before yesterday, aud the which was
said 10 have been signed by 2S60 citizens OF Albany was
found 10 contain the Of but 1916 Where this mis-
tdde existed he did not know; but there great mis-
take somewhere. Again, IL such order should he exc
cued the report ought truly to represent the classification
and business Of the sgners. Further the gentleman from
Kentucky and himself had presented memorials from the
city OF Troy. He mir W had also information from That
country ths mistakes OF important character existed
mere 100 lie mentioned this TO show the necessity OF
gentlemen examining the names 10 the memorials which
they presented. The Albany memorial which he ote
sened, lie SAID at the time, contained the signatures Of
100 PERSONS and he had found st had only 1906
appended 10 "; and therefore he would suggest TO the
gentleman wheiber would be better in view Of these
difficulties, TO lay the subject on the table for Re W davs
with view 10 some further investigation oft.
Mr. Clay said he was aware entre precision was not
auainsbe in the execution Of the order, but an approx
nation possible, and mistake Of or 500 either
way was Of no material consequence. He believed there
would be some difficulty 10 distinguishing all The 6cIiovs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-15

IL VIII have been observed by readers, that the
Bank OF Washington in This ity has announced lis ina
bIy, at present, TO continue specie payments &C. Tie
Natl nal inelgeGcer takes occasion remark that the
sioppago or failure OF this well is an
other cons' quence OF the change Of depose, Sc IL is
inpo sibe 10 say what influence effects il any, has
been produced by that But can say i'll out
intending TO inpugn the conduct of the in
sttu ion, (or we know nothing OF ~ that it is noto-
Gus fac', that has, for many years past much en-
barrassed probably in consequence OF being cucumber
cd win aarge amount OF reproductive real estate and
stocks.-W. Globe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-15

The Scunton Spectator says sthe elections In this
State so far with the exception Of that Albemar are
as favorable TO the advocate could been
eSpected"-If The Spectator be satisfied we assure hin,
that dre"we do not therefore DESPAIR ("savs iha
Specator) OF the general resui'.Nor do tDe-On the
contrary, have the most eonfidinp homes of succe.s
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-08-15
xThls was temperance ship.

Riots. The Three .NSghts at NelO York. The editor of the New York Enquirer speaks thus of these riots: "Such was the excitement on the first ebullihon ot teel- ing. that until they had accomplished their work of destruction, we do not think they could have been subdued by any trfiing police force; but this remark does not ap- ply in any way to the disturbances on the evenings of Thursday and Friday. All the destruction of property which took place on these two evenings, was effected by less tban one hundred men and boys, whose ob- feet was mischiefin it's greatest extent and enc half of whom were is state ot intoxi- cation. Some thousands oi ispectators ioi- lowed, and witnessed their proceedlngs.-- We were constantly among them, and we do not hesitate to assert as on deliberate con. viiction which is equally entertained by all who witnessed these riots-that there s7as no disturbance at aay period of tune on Thursday or FridaY eufaings, 1shaeh THiR- rY determined catchmais could not here suppressed in fcs mfaates"
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-08-15
Notice f0r Proposals to furnish
 CATTLE.

SEPARATE PROPOSALS in writing, 0 and sealed, will be received by the undersigned, until r o'elcck NJ the 5th day of September, 1884, for furnishing and delivering at the several Depots on Red river tChoctaw Nation, Westl the follow ing description Of Cattle, viz
 1t the Depot near Fort Towson, on the 9th day of October, 1s34- l93 head. or this number, 37 arc 10 be COWS and 31 calves: 3l barren cows ithree to be 2 years old,) two year old buis: four five. year old steers; fifteen year old steers; eiev- en year old steers thirteen 7 year old steers; eleven year aid heiiefs, and ;52 yearlings, (7 to be heifefs.)
 At the Depot of Gid Aafiiitr Court house, ca t..c st!a day osnctchcr, 1894 i at Of this number, l2S are to be COWS and a l2S calves; 59 barren COWS, G to he three years cid, l2 bulls, t2 to be four years old !, l to be three years old, and 3 to he two years oids1 4 five year old steers; four year old s!sers; "A three year old ssfsrs; 33 two year old steers; 27 two year old heifers, and 65 yearings, t2l to be heif- ers.l
 Al the Depot of Mountain Fork, on the lst day of October, is34-l45 head Of this number, 36 are 10 be cows and 36 calves; l2 barren COWS, (2 to be three years old ] l three year old bull; yoke of steers four years old; p three year old steers; two year old steers: l9 two year old heifers, and g yearlings.
 None but good and sound cattle will be received.
 Bonds with two responsible signatures, will be required for the fniflment Of eon- tracts. Payment to be made at Fort l Iow- son, lChoctaw nation. West.)
 The privilege of rejecting bids deemed high is reserved.
 Bidders will please note on the back of thelr bids, t Proposals for furnishing Choc- taw Cattle" and will attend at Fort Tow son on the last day of receiving bids, for the purpose of closing contracts.
 JAS. K. TEPHENSON,
 Lt. U. s. 4. Disb'g. .Agt. Choctdao Rem.
 Fort Towson, Choctaw nation West,
 10 3t July 23d, 1s34.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-08-15
.Administrator'sNotice

vEyHE undersigned having obtalnea from X the Clerk of the County Court of the County of Pulaski, (n vacation,) in the Territory of Arkansas, Letters of Admin istration on the estate of RICHARD J. CAVE, late of said County deceased, bear ing date the 4th day of August, 1884, here by gives notice 10 all persons having de- mands against said estate, to present them to him, properly authenticated, according to law, within one year from the date of said letters, or they may be precIuded from deriving any benefit from said estate; and if said demands be not presented as aforesaid, within five years from the date of said letters, they will be forever barred. All persons indebted to said estate, arc requested to make immediate payment.
 NOAH H. RADGETT. Adm'r
 of R. J. Cave, deceased.
 August 12, 1854. l9 3t {