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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-26

The Weather-We have experienced during
this month, and only few days apart Win
ter's cold and Summers heat, unusually severe
for the last Spring month. On the 18th, the
Thermometer stood as low as 81 degrees and
on the 22d and 23d, as high as 81 degrees
making difference, in the extreme, of fifty
degrees. M.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-26
WILLIAM LANPHER, Jr.
DENTIST.

DETURNS his thanks to the citizens Of Alex
II andria and vicinity, for the past liberal en-
enlargement, and respectfully informs those
who may wish to avail themselves Of his profess
sional services, that he can beconsuted at the
apothecary store on King street, few doors
below the Franklin House Hotel.
Ladies will be waited upon at their respective
dwellings,. may 24-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-26

~ TEMPERANCE soC1ETY.--The
Monthly Meeting ofthe Alexandria Temperance
Society will be held This Evening, at Christ
Church Lecture Room.
At the late meeting of the Society, it was una
nimously
Resolued, That the Society regularly hold
Prayer Meeting on the morning of the Monthly
Meeting, at sunrise, for the purpose OF lmplorlhg
the Divine blessing upon their efforts.
The Temperance Prayer Meeting, in pursu-
ance of this resolution, will be held at sunrise
This Morning, at the above named place.
U. Members of the Society who have notre-
ceived their Diplomas, can obtain them by cal
ling upon the Secretary.
may 26-1t o. A. CAZENOVE, Sec'y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-26

The Senate has confirmed the nominations
of Joseph White, Saul Ally, and Charles Meal
lester, as Government Directors Of the Bank of
the United States
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-26

G WING CELEBRATION-The Com
mttee Of Arrangements for the Celebration of
the Wing Triumph in Virginia, respectfully an
nounce that Public Dinner will be given on
Tuesday next, the 9th instant, at the City Ho-
tel.
Gentlemen from the adjoining counties in
Virginia and Maryland, and from Washington
anG Georgetown, can procure tickets at the
Bar of the Hotel.
Those of our own citizens who have not yet
subscribed, and who wish to unite in the cee-
bration, can procure tickets from either Of the
Committee of Arrangements.
Alexandria, May "a, 1834-3t
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ALEXANDRIA,:
MONDAY MORNING, MAY s6, 1884.

--latest from Buenos Ayres.-By the Brig Phil
ip Doddridge, at this port from Buenos Ayres,
we have received file of the British Packet to
the 22d March, The disturbances in the Banda
Oriental still continued No news Of impor-
lance at Buenos Ayres.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-26

u MORE LUCK AT VIOLETT's Office!
Combination Nos. 80 SO, Prize of $500,
sold to gentleman of this place.
Drawing Of the Va. Monongaa Lottery, No. a.
So 81 20 3 49 33 70 81 90 36
Holders of prize tickets are requested to re-
new them in the Washington City Lottery, which
DRAWS TOMORROW
Washington City Lottery, Glass No. for 1884,
Will be drawn at the City Hall, in the City of
Washington, on Tuesday, May 81
48 Numbers---6 Draaon Ballots
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets 81 so; halves 2 25; quarters IL l-2.
To be had in a variety Of numbers Of
j. w. VIOLETT.
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE BROKER
Near the corner of King and Fdyette Streets
Alexandria ID. G..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-26
LAFAYETTE ICE HOUSE.

LAFAYETTE ICE HOUSE.
YENHE subscriber, having always a desire to
Il accommodate his customers, begs leave
again to state the time ofdelivering ICE
In the mornings, at or about sunrise, till Z
O'Clock; and from IL A. M. till o'clock, P. M.
On Sunday mornings, till o'clock.
From the circumstance of his having moved
into the country, and the very low price of Ice
this season, it is earnestly hoped that the above
time will suit all. CHARLES MURRAY.
To Let,
"a The STORE corner of Prince and Fair
LING HOUSE on Duke street, lately occupied
by myself may 23-3t c.. NJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-26

BANK OF ALEXANDRIA
NOTES, wantedby JAS. RlORDAN.
~ may23
MORE NEW GOODS-VERY CHEAP.
VNTILLIAM Fl. MOUNT e. co. have just
w received a more general supply of Sea
Sondble Dry Goods:
$50 yards Ga Italian Lustring, best quality
pieces IA Italian do do
40 pieces Forsyth Nankeen
10 pieces small figured Gro de Maps, very
handsome
dozen green, white and black Gauze and
Blonde Gauze Wells
10 dozen best quality Ladies' Gloves
10 dozen Fancy Twisted Silk Hdkfs
5 do do do do ShaWls
10 pieces French Muslins
20 dozen Mems and Boys Leghorn Hats
1910 pieces new style Caiicoes all prices
Together with general assortment of Bleach
ed, Brown, and Colored Domestics-whch they
would invite their friends to call and examine.
may 21-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-26

ALEXANDRIA CANAL COMPANY.
A T meeting of the Alexandria Canal Com
N pany, held on the 18th instant, the Com
mittee appointed to examine the accounts of the
Company not being prepared to report, the
meeting adjourned to meet again at the same
place on Tuesday, the Sd of June proXimo
NAV 15-t3dJune
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-26
DOMES TICS,
BURLAPS,
TICKING, and
CHECKS.

Palm Hats, Straw Bonnets and Straw Mating;
with all other Dry Goods usual to be met with
in a well assorted stock. All of which he is sell
ling unusually cheap. And will open this morn
ing, 100 pieces Forsyth's American Nankeen,
beautiful article may 24-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-26

SUGAR.
. Hogsheads Jamaica SUGAR, ofgood qua
- Al barrels lily,
Received per Palestine, and for sale by
LEWIS MCKENZIE, Union wharf.
NAV 26
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
n Strayed from the Commons, two
SYTlM or three weeks ago, handsomely
N.uW formed, large sized COW, so close
sssvssssSy spotted as to resemble Blue
Cow. The singularity Of her color would at
tract attention, and cause her to be recognised
Mr.. Ringolds and the Georgetown Ferry; but
having Been brought from Loudoun,, she may
have taken the Leesburg road. Will give the
above reward for her return; n Nr7rT
may 81 WI ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-26
WASHINGTON T.. HARPER

w AOI1INV 1 OIN I :. I1aTCT EN-
"AS received, in addition to the very many
a IL cheap and handsome styles of Plain and
Figured Silks, Satins Silk Musns, Calicoes,
Ginghams, Painted Musns, Fancy Handker-
chiefs, Parasols, Silk and Cotton Hosiery, Eng
lish and French Bombaznes, Circassians, Irish
Linens, Lawns, Diapers, Crash; Gauze, Satin,
and Lustring Ribbons; Vesfimgs, Gloves White
and Brown Drillings Stripes and Plain Goods
for Summer wear; Summer Cloth, Ermanetts;
Blue and Yellow Nankeens; Hollands; Bobbi-
nett, Swiss, Book, Jaconet, Checked, and Null
Muslins, figured and plain; White and Colored
Cambrcs; Thread and Bobbinett Laces and
Edgings; London Cloths, some extra black and
blue; with large quantity Bleached Brown,
and Colored
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-26

TO WILLIAM B. ALEXANDER,
And the others neat Of kin to Lee Massey Aler-
ander, late Of Alexandria County, deceased.
YNAKE NOTICE, That on Monday, the I'd
Il day of June, before the Orphans Court Of
Alexandria County, D. G. shall proceed to take
the dispositions Of sundry witnesses to sustain
the will Of the said Lee Massey Alexander, here
tofore filed in the Office Of the Register Of Wills
for probate; which dispositions will be continued
from day to day during the session of said Court.
FRANCES SWAMI.
may 22-t2dJune
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-26
PUBLIC NOTICE.

PUBLIC NOTICE.
MIR. MILLS, the celebrated Eronaut whose
lVl ascensions in the larger cities of the Unit
ed States have excited such universal attention,
has consented to afford the citizens Of the Dis
trict of Columbia an opportunity of Witnessing
this grand and imposing spectacle, provided suf-
ficient inducement is offered to remunerate him
for the expenses attendant upon the same.
The undersigned has therefore thought pro
per To offer a subscription paper to the citizens.
for the purpose of enabling him to crafty the
public curiosity. The ascent to take place from
Analostan Island, generally known as Mason's
Island. Due notice will be given Of the day of
ascension.
Subscription papers left at all the principal
Hotels, and at the Alexandria Reading Room.
ED'W. M. LAUB.
Analostan Gardens May 7, 1894.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-26
LOST.

q OMEWHERE in the street. on Saturday
- last, A SUM OF MONEY--one $50 note
Farmers Bank of Virginia, payable at Frede-
rcksburg, and perhaps other notes. The finder
will be literally rewarded by leaving the money
at this office. may 26-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-26

FOR FREIGHT,
KAN The fast sailing, copper-fastened Schoon-
ss5sSSer PALESTINE, VIM. WILSON, master,
now ready for cargo. Apply to
LEWIS MCKENZIE, Union wharf.
may 6
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-26
REPORT

of the Committee of the House Of Representa-
tirss, appointed to Investigate the affairs Of
Se Bank of the United States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-26
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
TIVHE subscriber respectfully solicts all per-
Il sons indebted to the late firm of James
Mckenzie & Co. to call and settle their respect
i've notes and accounts by or before the 1st Of
June ensuing-as, after that time, all such dc-
counts and notes must be placed IN the hands Of
q Collector. JAS. MCKENZIE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04
LADIES DEPARTMENT..
IIFE OF Mrs. sIDIrDNs.

Csmr.bciI's Ion--Iooks,i-for Lie of Mrs. Sill
doas ia, J1st been p';tii,Aed .a London. Iac
sSii'~iss a. fa'osAbir eS,r~st
M. Ss.hioas rs Liiy .uac5efh.-Ii
was my custom (Says Mrs. Siddons, IN
tcE ;,.e:nors2d1) 10 study my characters
NJ nISht. when all INV domestic cares
and business of the day were over
On the might preceding that on which
was 20 appear in this character for the
first time. shu; myself up as usual,
when all the family were retired, and
commenced ms study of Lady Mac
beth. As the character Is very short,
though; should accomplish IT. Being
;hcn only twenty years of age, | be-
lIcVct. a many others do believe. that
little more was necessary than To get the
word, into ny head: for the necessity
of discrimination, and the dCvclopc-
ment of character. At that time of INV
life, had scarcely catered into my imagi-
nation. But 10 proceed; ] went ON
with t0lcrable composure, IN the silence
OF nighi, a night never can forge1, J
I'LL l came Co the assassination scene.
" hen the horrors Of the scene arose 10
i degree that made IL impossible for me
to get further; | Snaiched up nv can
die and hurried out OF The room in q
paroNysm of terror. My dress was OF
silk, and the rustling of II, as assembled
the stairs 10 go ~ bed, seemed 10 nv pa
uic- truck fancy like the movement of a
spectre pursuing me. At last ! reach
ID my chamber, where | found my
husband IA asleep. | clapped my can
dlcstick down upon the table, without
the power Of putting the candle out
and threw myself on the bed. without
daring even to take OFT my Clothes
At peep OF day ! rose 10 resume nv
task, but so little did know of my part
when | appeared in 1t at night, thai
my shame and confusion cured me Of
procraStina,ing my business for the re-.
maindcT of NV life.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04
A TURKISH BRIDE.

The splcndour OF the DAYS Of the IA
nous Haroun Alraschid, II seems, was
partly revived m the east, on the occa-
sion of the late marriage of the Prin-
cess. daughter OF the Sultan. The bril-
dal presents were conveyed from the
Scraglio to the palace Nischat Ahad, ac-
companicd by martial music and an es-
cort. II almost seems 10 rival the pro-
ccssion OF Aladdin.-A division Of in
fantry and cavalry; the state officers oil
the first four classes; ID mules richly
capaiisoned, whose loads were covered
with gold and silver stuffs; six ca
laches with four horses, each containing
splendid chests coYcrcd with velvet
aud having silver clasps. In one oftheSe
calachcs was the massive silver toilette
table of the princess, and with IT taste
full gold-embroided chair. In another
was silver coal-box. Then came
twelve Turkish covered wagons, con-
tanning the silver services of the prin-
cess. Twelve servants of the seraglio
carrying trays on their heads with silver
wire covers, under which were dia-
monds, pearls, and other costly orna-
ments for dress. Beside these, a guam
h,y OF costly shawls were carried cover
ed with gauzc, and bound together by
ribbons of all colorS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04
FREE PRESS.
RIO DOLLARS md FIFTY CENTS
PER ASNUr.
IiARPFRS-FERRY.

Nisiters TO IIArpers-Ferry aim ost Invariably re-
f.r 20 Mir JETFKRsoS's description OF the scene
~, and paw visit to the Rock which bears Li,
uamc. Few, however. arc aware that Mr }. .sid
80 Lille the su.jcet. We subjoin. from hi,
"No,es. 3" his remarks upon the natural phenome-
IA Of the place.
THE passage of the Pa;owmac
through the Blue Ridge Is perhaps one
OF the most stupcndous scenes in ma
turc. You stand on a very high point
OF land. On your right comes up the
Shenandoah, having ranged along the
foot of the mountain an hundred miles
20 seek vent. On your left approach
cS the Paiowmac, in quest of passage
also. In the moment of their junction
they rush together against the noun
tain, rcnd IT asunder, and pass oil TO the
sea. The first glance of this scene hur-
rieS our senses into the opinion, that
this earth has been created in time, that
the mountains were formed first, that
the rivers began 10 flow afterwards, that
in this place particularly they have been
damned by the Blue Ridge of noun
tains, and have formed an ocean which
filled the whole valley; that continuing
TO rise they have at length broken over
at this spot, and have torn the noun
tam down from its summit 10 its base.
The piles Of rocks on each hand, but
particularly on the Shenandoah, the
evident marks of their disrupture and a.
yulsion from their beds BY the most
powerful agents of nature, corroboratr
the impression. But the distant finish
Ing which nature has given to the pic
ture, Is OF different character. II i.
a trGc contrast to the foreground. II j.
as placid and delightful, as that is wild
and tremendous. For the mountain
being olovcn asunder, she presents IL
your eye, through the cleft, a small
catch Of smooth blue horizon, at amin
finite distance in the plain country, in
Ii;ing you, as 1t were. from tho not and
tumult roaring around, to pass through
the breach and participate of the calm
below. Here the eve ultimately com.
poses itself; and that way too the roa,
happens actually Co lead. You eros
the Patowmac above the junction, pas
along its side through the base of IA,
mountain for three miles, It's terriJl,
prccipiccs hanging in fragments owe
YOU. and within about 20 mics reacl
FrcdcricktowD. and the fine countr,
round that. This Sccac il worth yoy
age across the Atlantic. Yet here. a
IN the neighborhood of the Nilurn
Bridge, are people who have passc,
their lives within half dozen miles
sad have never been to survey these
.nonuments of war between river
md mountains, which must have sha
.cn the earth itself to It's centre"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04
IRISH MELODIES.

From the London Lsr-ury Cdseffe y June 2s.
To the tenth nambcr Of the Irish Melodies. ia.,
rubI,shcd, Mr.. More has pref xcd affecting
,,rLieatosy a,iir>ss To the NarrhionrSs OF tleaf-
I,r,i the arniabic and secompli shcG daughter 1t
H., first associate an the publication. ..'Ec Nour
lad, ,hip," s.ys Mr. Moore, "~ho, though but
huc beyond tie season of childhood when the
earlier numbers Of this work appe ARID, lieut. the
AID II war beautiful voice. aud even thcn e1qui-
st- feeling for music. Ia the happy circle Who
G. sing thcm together uoier your fathers root the
eradication. whatever e may be, which ths hur,-
bl y'crinS brings. eannot t- Otht isc tl.sn dark
ene'l by the mournful reflection. how many OF the
soiecs which then Joined - 9Th ours. are nov 81
lrut in death" Aud the I-ish -IffsshcB sppro-
Isi4teiy ciosc With uitutc 60 tho memory cf sir
John Ste.cusoo, from shieh NC take the second
aud third verses -
"lct, ut our feasts, thy spiri, long,
A~Akd by muses. spell. shall rise
For namc - LUX "a With dc.thless song
Psrtakr- iis charm and never dies;
Aud cen within the holy f<ne,
Whoa r,iIsie watts the soul 10 heaven.
Our thought to him hos. earliest strain
Was echoed there shall long be given.
Dut ~hcrv is now the cheerful dsy.
The social night, When. BY thy SIDE,
lie Who now ~eaves las parting Law
His SklicSs voice Nth thine allied;
And sung those songs whose every tone,
When bard and minstrel long have past.
Shall still ia "a eetncss all their Dan,
Enlb.lun' Il by fame, undy ing Las, ,"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04
Litter fran tis late Sir Jones .Mrck-in
f0si on he Rrrh Of has UIJe.

Allow rue in justice to her memory,
~ tell YOU what she was. and what
OWED her. was guided in my choice
only by the blind affections of my
youth. and might have formed CON
ncction in which short-lived passion
would have been followed by rcpcn-
lance and disgust; but found an in
teiligent companion, a tender friend, a
prudent monitrcSs; the most faithful of
wives, and a. dear mother as ever
children had the misfortune to lose.
Had I married a woman who was easy
or Giddy enough TO have been infect
cd by my imprudcncc, or who had rude
ly or harshly attempted to- correct il,
should, in either case, have been IRE
tricvab.y ruined; n fortune, IN either
case, would, with my habits, have been
only a shorter cut 10 destruction. But
( ! met woman, who by the tender man
Z agcmcnt Ol nv weaknesses gradually
corrected the most pcrnicIous of them,
and rescued me from the dominion OF a
degrading and ruInous vice. She be-
came prudent from affection: and tho
Of the most generous nature, she was
taught economy and frIgality by her
love for RE. During the most critical
period Of my life. she preserved order
IN my affairs, from the care ol which
she relieved me; she gently reclaimed
me frosn dissipation; she PropPcd my
weak and irrcsolutc nature shc urged
my Incidence Co all the cxcrtions that
haze been useful and crediiabIc To- me
and she was pcTpctiialiy al hand 10 adj
month NY hecdlcssncss and ilnprovi-
dc1cc.
To h. owe that ] am not ruined
outcasi. 81 her whatever ! am: Ia hci
whatever shall be-. In her soliciiudc
Tor nv interest. size never. for mo.
mcni. forgot my feeling, or my charlc-
ter Even in her occasional resent
mcnt.-icr which bat too ofcn gave
Just cause you'd To- God that could
recall these momcntsl) she had uU sal.
lcuures or scrimppy her feelings were
vain aud impciuous. bat she was pla'
cable. trader and constant she united
the most attentive prudence with ihC
mott generous and glnlclcss nature
with q -pilt that di.dainci the shadow
I'd mclnneu. and with the kindcst and
most honest heart. Such was she
81 ho,a have lost. and ! have lost her
when her cxcclleni natural sense wa'
rapidly improving. after cight years o
.truv e. and distress lad bound us f>l
i1-.tler and moulded our t-mpcrs a.
each other when knowlcd .e q bet
worth had refined my youthful love ia.
10 friendship before age had deprived
u, u much 81 IL. ri-.nal ardour. losr
b her. al, ithr choice ~ my youth and
. ihc partner 10 my mial1ftuncs} al a mo
j merit when bad the prospect q bel
sh4u1. my better DAYS. Th's. my dca
.it.sa c,'lmiiy which the property
2 ai Gee void cannot r-P1i-. 1oeNpcc
that sn, thing on tbs sid' ot the gTar'
. can maze a. up. would be aV8in s1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04

dclusiyc eNpectation.-If had lost the
giddy and thoushtless companion OF
prosperity. the world could easily have
repaired my loss; but have Lost the
faithful and tender partner Of my mis-
fortune and the only consolation is in
that Being. under whose severe bu; pa
tcrnal chaSiisemcnt / am cut down to
the ground.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04

The Georgia Courier names J,AES l..
PErIicRu. Esq. distinguished member
OF the South Carolina Bar, "a probable
successor of the late Judge Johnson, on
the Bsnch Of the Supreme court of;hc
-nii.h Stafra
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04

"Tcll mr., s1id the noble champion
Of liberty, Patrick Henry in the coarsc
81 debate IN the Virginia Convention.
on the adoption of the Federal C0ns;i-
luton, "Tcll me, where and when
did freedom exist. when the purse and
sword were given up iro'n the people
Unless miracle in human affair shalt
inlcppsc. no nation ever did. nor ever
can retain u, liberty after the loss Oi
the sword and purse.
object. too. against the immense
pllroua O. of the Prcsidont. because II
places in bis hands the means Of cor
ruption. and distributing throughout tho
country a band of rciaincrs IN the shape
III JUDGES. revenue officers. and Others.
and which render him irresistible 10 a
ny scheme Of ambition that he might
mediate against the liberties Of hi'
country.
J ohicctto the whole gang Of fedc-
raj officers.
Gentlemen de
pond upon a. this power may woss
su iy oI ypi- uctis. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04

u seems a singular Circumstance that,
IN the dissolution OF the British Minis
~ Lord Althnrp and Mr.. Li.ilcton.
Eho resigned. because they were in a
minority, IN the cabinet. should immc-
anirly have consented 10 rctakc Office.
hllc no such inclination j. shown nv
llrl Grey, or apparently expected of
.im. The natural inference would
"cm TO 10. that. the two former went
at on account of their greater liberal
I'm. m respect % ireland. than their as-
'ciaies were preparrd To support. theig
Turn, or their wiilingness ~ return.
Tor the abd,cat,on 1T tho head of The
ihinct - evidence 81 a conviction
~ their own couusrls viii n1sv pre-
t.l ia anew administration. BaR. I'm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04

Tscfs Csr Tdvm>rS and .HHtr,.--In the re-
port Of the Baltimore market, for the la-;
week in August, las; year, Flour is quoted al
s5,57i to Sc pee barrel. from the wagons. II
is now quoted al s. l2B. 10 tho last week
Of Angus, in 1892, the Samo article sold for
So ~. oar Farmers aud millers can cslcu-
late the difference without much assistance.
FTsjeTiek Efslainsr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04

A fsT days since Wo announced that the
Hon. Ej~arJ Everett had resigned hts seat
IN Consress. The last mail announces the
resignation Of another distinguished member
Of the Aas,lchnseits dele CATION, the lion.
Rufus Chostc, who has removed out OF thu
dstric; Of Boston. Old Middlesex and Old
Essex. have each an abundance Of material e.
ill the vacsnases with men of great useful
ness aud Of . high order OF talents.
BIif Pat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04

ASTIcIPATIoS.-A man by the name
of Murray was 10 have been executed
in Philadelphia on Friday last, bu; on the
morning of the day was rcpricyed.-
The people, however, who had goi up
dying speech and confession, togeth-
cr with a full and true, account of the
execution, for the occasion. not willing
to lose their labor, were hawking the
same about the streets. all the same rs
though the man had really been hang
cd Her. GI-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04

Tho project &c uniting tho Mi..issip-
With the Atlantic hy means of rail
~ progresses with more spirit than
-Hripaird. The engineer has report
H'pr.bly upon the practicajiliiy q
measure. The points at tounina-
% 'Poken %. are Memphis. co.'s thc
is ipri and Charleston. =. &. on
s." s.gs-