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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-02
(6nr ben Dotertanbsf sfreunb.)
WoS beiBt -neutrol fem?


0lentroI fein, follte tpie s1 eIauben 1T,
niebt ibwer lein, ,sno bod 1T e6 teiebter Elm
partbep MeniD su fepn, J. g. Elm Sadion=
nanu ooer Sanfmaun, aIS feine6 BON bei=
ben, oenu ocn beiben Selten bic GuiuteIs
Ilen5 oe6 @uten ,.nb 86Ien 5u erfennen ccer
l5u oermeioen 1T gewiB (bnerer als bloc
Ina6 einem 3ieIe 81 ltrebeu, J. 9. liberal gu
Iieln.-Q1ir moIIen in bielem Nufias ben Qsz
fern eIni9e6 bon unlerer Meinun9 dber
neut ira eebsn, uuo 9lauben iie tperber
les alei6 germ lefen.
Inn neutral 3u isin, 9ebbtt DOT alien Din:
|een, bic 8ei{sitelssung Don @iaenounfsl
Bcrurtbeil uno @i9ennub, man ,uuB rubiQ
unb nit faltem 8lute isoe Wartbep anb6ren,
ImuB in Spnnenli6te Der 2ibcralitdt lo,pobl
als nie in Der Sinfern,B Der Delpptie fcrs
ll1en, oenn teices bat Sbattsn une 2idbt
Iale'6mie Chine uno sltieuf QlrSen:ymittsl
limb, uno bey re6ter 3eit uno 82aaf' ause:
tpeneet, 9leib 9ut trirfen fnrB lIdb ME BON
ESelo ooer QIenter blenoeu laf1en. t,uB ME
t|sine Meinuns Semanosn auforinaen ,pol=
len, fury tnuB ale menibli6e sbmaben
tno Iborbelten ae9etest baten, weun er
Itreu9 neutral Ieiu oill.
De6 100 fnosn mir eeute bic oitle @iaen:
Eldaften be(lgen uno bic eeS6ieft marsnOr:
game oer bfeutliben Meinune ( 3eitunseu }
IN oieicm S;inns perau&5 5uQebsn? 3etpiB
idm srs oero!sihsn "a finoea !; pbIbcp es
sie0t, nur no III bic Asaae.
9sben mir nun auf o!efe Sreane Der ST.
Fsntllbsn Nei"nn9 ntsr nib bftraebten bie=
ls naV bie}en OeNbtepunft, 70 ,psrben mir
ba'o fnoen ,pie l0wsr es if neutral su
|leip.
ga befanntlib in ben Ner. @teaten Die
mel fen 3eitunsen ttne, rceon aber faft iebe
cine auoere Sarbe bat, ,. b. irsenb eine par=
they bertbeioist uno eas 98fst fpribt 70
Ifellte AUDI bilig cine nsutraIe 3eituna eriItt=
ren, bie, roie lben oen,erft, sas 1elte bieIer
parthev Slatter in parallsle siebt, ;. 3. nn=
partbeiibs Dsrs!eibunsen itber @sesn(tdn=
De Der Woblfabrt unieres 2anbes, dc Ges
|iebs. Sbulen &c. oartbut. Q9asin 100 fin
ben iieb lolGe 3eitunsen ; uno op1 ueunen1
iF6, 70 eiel uus befannt 1T, snpe3 teutfcbe|
|3eitunsen nsutral-oer &uktauuer 0aeutra,
lift uno bsr pittsburser 8sobabter. alber
lin ,pelber9infibt unb spie peit aebt eie|
9teutralitdt oieler 0lattsr, jelten ,vster als
iber oas pphfbe BEG G!usIanoes, uno oabep
copieren fie gang eberHdb!ib, uno ftreieben
;bfters nod Die tefsn 8einerfunaen be-
Ifcneers Der Vitteb. Beeb. 1T bierin fsbr
neutral - ,': -.
9lts fir3lib Der &ustauuer Oeeutralift ets
Ispas con Sad Dapnines eaeDen aufltabn,
IsnaB Btea srir fpater bte 2arsentatirn bbren /:
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-02

|baB er hber SieIeu Mufiak einise gubStreI'
ber oerIpren babe, alle mi6t gang ,pcbl neus
trdl fem f6nnte, eber ristiren mIete taIo
aan1 aufsubbren, &c. ,no 70 1T eS bsp jeoeni
frepen Qufsu8 ber in ciefem Blatte rebet.
Slt oas Neutralitat, 1T bae DreBfreDbeit !!
llno bob rabmeu mir uns beioer, uub ilno
aesnurssu. um ood etspas Su erfabren ME
ee in Der Mslt bereebt, peri6iebene pattbsp
Btdtter au baItsn bic ~ en- 8 items bic
9bwd6eu ibrer Spponenten aufoe6eu, II.
tpobey man BsIebrunJ uno Wsr9nt9en fins
oct.
guf cer aneerngtite, bot man eon biefen
neutralen 8ldttern 5u belir6ten, taB fie.
I'M ibrs Spatten 5u fallen. ofts,s ibre D1eis
nung ee!tenb MAIDEN trplIen unr QYpotbeieu
aufQppotbefsn bdufeu obne je Elm Sefta 5u
liefern. uno tper niebt blinblines bisie 9laubt,
nit @cbimpfmorten tegullrt ,piro uno bpu
l1le6tem buIunterribt &C. lefen tnuB.-
Der Subt. Neut. ma1t bieIin 9|usnabme.
ST oisB pie!leidt neutral -
tIno ocb fc!ltsn MIR meinen e6 ,ndBte
tn6sIib iein, trob eini9en meuIbliben
'S6md6eu, Elm nt,,trales Slett 81 liefsrn-
uno tenfsn, baB aber bic fol9enoen G dse
Die mir nur en- ra6ant auffibren, neutral aea
ipredbsu weroen fenne msni9fens 70 reus
traI ais eS Die Sabe 3uldBt.
ID unier Qano beIbt 0efeBe bic eeSecera
mann spi11en luu!e uno bic aub sibt aa
perlteben (inb, bauptiabl b mas bic 2oea
@eIsbe betifTt. Jpiestber allo st,pa6 oe=
fast> bas bstreHsnee @eteg betannt 9en'abt
uno fsine Msnuns babep bemetfs cab btefe
Weinun9 our6aus 0fiemanoen auf9eSwun=
aen sretoen (oa, fonoeru fir auoere Meius
nnsen hber oiefen 0seenitauo berStib germ
Die SpaIten sebfnet iIno. 60 1T IS tnb8s
lid m8rere Meinunsen gu bbren uno du
urtteilen.
e. lulere gsbulen fno f6lebt uno bic
4ebrsr 9embbuIieb nob ieDle6ter alIo bic
Manael eeriiet unb Worl1ldse sur @erbeIa
leruna teioer 1beIs se,ua6t; oerltsbt Gb
tpiessr 'pie ebsn bsmertt bic Mleinuns seeez
Sen.
81 llnfere Neli9ion uno oeNen agusleser
beben Wdn9eL neil fe bon Men{ben bers
rhbrsu uno Wsnldbsn Ino. aIlfo pfftn aes
(ast ,pie oa 81 bslfen tpdre, feline QIuaeu 1,no
Cbren in esr Wdbe aufra6en uno oa suerl5
anflopfen, 'tatt in Der euft 81 flben, uno
bic Candle Der bfsntIiben Meinnns aus
Geloiubt unb 6urGt 5u fopftn.
usber bis1e punfte mare allo siel su IA,
gen, mar absr in perfdupIibsr Sprabe uno
Obne Wenlbenfur6t. Menn aub Elm paar
ortbooUre Cub b(ereiber abfolIeu, 70 f1nben
Gb bolo anoere an bereu 9telle, uno IS 1T
immer 1b6ner gum MobI Der Menibbsit
teytraeen unb perItdnoise 2e1er Dor Ii6 3u
babeu als GbDren u,,r baum erfiiIt man
bic pRi1ten als Menl6 unb Burger.
QDsnn oieies renise beabtet miro, 70 fno
mir ooufommeu sufrieben uno nerosn in
Submit bftere uniere Meirune sur bfents
tieben 8eurtbeiluns bersebeu. s. Wv
piusbars, Wdrs 12. 1854.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-02

ben fie unb beititsen piebsr ibre pfsrbe. -
Ddbsepb benz faete Der Sfieier 81 'sirem
8esleiter ,,s5ater, Sbr babt eu6 sfelbit nno
uns unu6toiae Mhbe semabt es1a oas erite
Selb mar nett befer rie oiefss:" Sebr
pabr." antwortsts Der CUTE alts Wann, "az
ber es ssbS;t uiAt nair."--
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-02

Oiejeni9en per(onen tpel6e
Subieriptioneliiten fir BEN
g tartG auntp pcrot,
in SsFB baben, wollsn sefduisft oiefelben
ooer cine @blbrift bacon BIG Jun, 1oten bie=
les an Den uuterf fbriebenen in Canton ein=
|sueen.
9einrib Sernaro.
Wdrs g. 1884.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-02

Scum Bate oas Bonf lln9ebeuer
Der Vereini9ten G5toaten Den robk
veroIenten Sdla9 aufs LSoupt be,
fommen, uuo (bon bort oos Somk
mersebeul ubsr Gleno unp Mon9el
9eIoman9el u. 0elDnotb mle ourtD
3aubermabt aus Dem 2anoe getrtes
ben, auf, in unIern Obren 3u t6nen.
0>i6t sufrieben lib oamit Su be9nle
aenj boben rnebrere unferer benab>
borten .SreunOe ibsu an9sfansen
fponifhe $baler, ben oenen bic 9hk
le uno Sdile ba nnD aus Dem eanos
III pfusen. 60 selang es tpdb>
reno lester 9Bobe tinem Sobue
bes 9errn petsr &6bler In S}ieoer
Na5oretb tn tpenieen Minuten einiz
&c oiersig paniibe unp eineu franz
,6Gfhen Sbaler aus einem Der fauf>
ten @tumpen aus3usroben, unb mir
bbren oa6 oiefes oub fDenin Monnt
Bethel mteoerbolt ill., 100 elmer Uni,
ferer Na6barn einise abSie fpanis
fbe gbaler auspfl9te.-&be lanee
per9ebt tperoeu Dir bon dblicten
.9orfdllen in aIlen bena1barten So.
b6ren. (Nprtb. Correspondents.
Die Democratic bat imtner bos
Nebt ab9elpro9eN cine Bonf Su
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-02
Die Sout

fnet rieoer br altss 9ieo, t,ab Der Melcbie,
i" tbuet bic Qlusen 5u unb Sfnet Den Beuts''
2auienoe nuo 2aulenoe BON 9aeosn, ,pelbe
iu guntten Der Ser. Gtaaten 8ant i'm Cons
sreB ssbalten tporeen Gnb. tperosn jeet auf
Ibre Soften seorudt II. auf Soften oes Wolf6
purb ibre Sblelinse pOtfrep in, eanoe un,=
ber9elbldt. 9tur cine 1batfabe asS bern
@blIieotbe 9Iooerteiler mag Bier foI9en:
91!r Ilno erfubt (iast Der QIoeerteifer) ben,
"ebrsnlpertben"(?) $. {. WiGnep, Mt8Iiso
oes @on9reBeS pcn Glib Carolina an5ussi=
gen. oaB feline 3,peD bunoert adt uno slpan:
zig nerfie9eIte padete, entbaIteuo Doeumens
te, peI6e bic Ser. Staaten Saut bat bruden
lanen uno bic Don ibm NIT elmer Olail
freq an iieben Qerren allbier selanot pors
ben, ri6tis gu 9dneen setcmnaen fuo.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-02
8aterldnD&freunD*
G. atr to u, d bio.
Srsptass, Den 2. map, 1884.

1p persons holding subscrhtion ha:
w hersJ0r the Publication Of Vtthe
5tark County Dentocrat,
tlease send them, or list efthe Subscribers
20 the same, to the subscriber, in Canton, BY
the 10th instant.
Ne11rt 8ernarp,
May 2, 1884.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-02

,trri6ttn: Sbomas Seferion wiber'
lebte }16 elmer fol6en ginri6tuns,
tpdbren0 Geines eonsen 2ebens. Ma'
|otfon RImmte 9eeen Die erfe u. feete
(eln Geto ( ais er prdG0ent tpar }
ouf bic ;wsDte 9er. @toaten Sanf
|Yiu; un0 6siuri6 Glap, in feinen
pemcuotifHen Soeen, bielt cine
osr beIten Neoen 9s9en bic Vanf,
welbs jsmols Don lelnsn Slppen
Fam.
G5ro6tr 8onf SeIb.-Oet
pitsbur9 Democrat meloet, pab
|neutirb mebr ais 5000 SanfSeitungs
en- uno pompblstS pur6 oas poIts
amt in jenerStaot porlber stenssn,
|nelcbe aQe oon 0rn. 9 loone,
|einem Gon9reb9liebe Don Sblo u.
riui9en llntertbon6 Der oriItofrotls
lDen 9elo Supra, , . 1frep y ut1'
ter feline Gpnititusnten 9efonot ,pur-
oen !-M unosr ipie oiel Der &bnl9
8ioole su Den NueIa9en bep9stra'
gen bot ?
&lin9enoe Mln;e. -Die
Nsuporf Nbenopcit pom 7ten Aprll
bemerRt Sd9lib fieft tlin9enoe
Wlin3e bep 9unoert Soufenp auf
ginna( in unRr 2ano. Sebes
|Sbif Don ENGLAND bot tnebr eoer
|,reni9er an SOr0. Sos 96th
prdGbent wet6es eben einldutt,
brinst 100000 NIT. Gin 9aa5
|auetn srbielt beutcMorssn 100000.
|OoS 2onorn pacfetf6iff Montreok
Oas ItlnDlI6 ertportet miro bat IL
Der 5000, 1000. Gas Sblf pack
f1, .. 2iperpcol, brin9t tber 5000,
900. Mon rebnet, oo6 felt elmer
Wobe bspnabs cine WlllIicn Sbos
ler in Mun5s erbolten tporoen un0
|Itunoll0 weroen 9rcNe @ummsn
|mebr ertportet.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-02

Wenn oos Nufwinoen Der 0e>
l6dfte Der 0ereini9ten Staaten
Bank bep jeet9 Ct 3eit, 9rud
uno Notb perurfa0t- Gp entftsbt Die
bobit wiGtise Srase: QSonn Fam
oteles sefbebeM pbne Die ndmlicbs
en-, olellei6t weit I1limmern, Tot
gen beroorsubrinsen? Die 2!nttport
|nlBte ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS {epn -
q { IN q | s! ST Denn bas Oolt
bereit fi6 bie(er G)elotprannep auf
ent9-ja ouf ewi9 su untertpsr
fen?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-12
THE BANK OF THE UNITED STATES
AND THE TREASURY.

As the subject of the French bill has been
much labored lin the Message) We publish the
letter of the President of the Bank, giving the
fnal views of the Bank in that matter. 1t is i'm
possible we think, not to be struck by the calm
and digni6ed 6rmness of the Board, contrasted
With the coarse and boisterous defamation of
the Kitchen Cabinet.
BANK OF TIE UNITED STATES,
Nov. 2sth, 1884
sir: Your favor ofthe 18th of July last, reach
.xh. Hsnt during nv absence, and finding, on
- .s,,,rn that INV letters addressed to you at
.sSineton. had bsen published in the news
49, 81 Nashville, itseemed useless to prolong
4 iscussien which could only inaame the pas
of the country in the midst of its elections
1avs therefore forborne to answer your letter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-12

The Solar DEMONSTRATING perfectly clear
sky last Sunday, we, at Milledgeville, in COM
mon with all others We presume in the track of
the total observation, had the full enjoyment OF
that sublime phenomenon Nor was the rare
occasion lost to science. Mr.. Nicollet, distin-
guished Astronomer from Paris, now on q sci
entific tour through the United States, took this
place in his way, to the West; and was assisted
by Doctors Dugas and Ford, of the Medical
College of Georgia. Being well provided with
appropriate instruments, we doubt not, their OBJ
servations were accurate and satisfactory, and
will probably tend to advance several branches
of science. Among which, one thing interest
ing to the State, we presume will be, the exact
ascertainment Of the latitude and longitude Of
its capitol This, and any other results that we
may be able to procure, we shall of course be
happy to communicate to our readers.
We were prepared for magnificent specta-
Gle, but the event outwent our anticipations.-
With thousands of others, we watched the in
slant when the last beam was shut out, render
ing the planetary motion Visible. Then ensued
an interval of more than a minute, of indiscri-
badly awful grandeur. A pail Of funeral black
was drawn over the Sun, whose effulgence still
broke off around itand then the first gush of light
as opened out to for that little instant while
the naked eye, not yet overpowered, could still
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-12

The Boston people are being edited with the
contents Of pamphlet with the following for
title page:
"A candid appeal to the citizens OF the United
States, proving that the doctrines advanced, and
the measures pursued by the abolitionists, rela-
tive to the subject Of Emancipation, are incon-
sistent with the teachings and directions of the
Bible, and that those Clergymen engaged in the
dissemination Of these principles, should be inn
mediately dismissed by their respective congre.
cations, as false teachers. By Simon Clougb
%. D. LID. Pastor of the Christian Society
Fall River, Mass"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-12
THE ANGELS WHISPER.
From Mr.. Lovers Song Of the Supersftfions 81
Ireland

Fetand.1
A BABY was sleeping,
Its mother was weeping, -,
For her husband was lar on the WHO raging
sea;
And the tempest was swelling
Round the fisherman's dwelling
And she cried, "Dermot, darling! oh, come
back to mel"
Her beads while she numbered
The baby still sumber'd
And smiled in her face as she Bonded her
knee;
"Oh, blessed be that warning,
NV child thy sleep adorning-
For l know that the Angels are whispering
with thee.
"And while they are keeping,
Bright watch DER thy sleeping,
Oh, pray to them softly, my baby, with me
And say thou would'st rather
They'd watch DER thy father,
For know that the angels are whispering with
thee"
The dawn of the morning
Saw Der mot returning,
And the wife wept with JOY her babes father
to see;
And closely caressing
Her child with blessing,
Said, 81 knew that the angels were whispering
with thee"
lone of the popular superstitions of the
Irish is that, when smile plays over the face
Of a sleeping infant, angels are whispering
with it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-12

We are gratified to perceive, from the gene
raj tone and spirit of the public press, that any
interruption of the harmony between France
and these States. is earnestly deprecated, and
that the people Of this country appear DESTROYS
to bear and forbear, as long as possible. We
trust every effort may be made, on both sides,
to adjust the difficulty in which we have been,
with no fault of ours, involved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-12

be fixed on the whole orb Of The moving Moon on
The universal twilight, the appearance OF tne
stars. the rosy hue like morning all around tne
horizon, the sudden chill Of temperature sn ""d
ed for the only time in most lives, how II ~9u,u
be. if the Sun should be striker out in midday
II wss spectacle that terrified the savage, ano
assonished the vulgar eye. II elevated ano
strengthened all human conception of omniPo,
tent power, and showed forth, in the wonderful
accuracy, even to a second. Of the Astronom-
cal predictions of the events, another OF the tn
umphs of that grandest and most exact Of the
sciences.
The line of total occultation, seventy miles
wide or more, coming from the Pacifc ana
crossing our Western Wilds, and the back
parts Of Mississippi and Alabama, took thro'
the centra, region of Georgia, and thence TO
the Atlantic Ocean. Being visible in no part OF
Europe; Georgia and small corner OF South
Carolina, was the only part of the globe at all
favourable to observation, and we are reJoiced
to learn that the opportunity has not been ne.
elected We hear Of gentlemen from distant
places, at Beaufort and at Ebenezer, near Sa-
vannah, and probably at other points, whose
simultaneous Iabors will tend to correct or to
corroborate each other.-Georgid Courier
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-12

The Washington correspondent of the New
York Journal of Commerce, gives the follow
ing account OF the French commercial marine.
GAS we are about to make reprisdls upon
Freuch property;'i. E. to make prizes of French
ships and and cargoes, have had the curiosity
to inquire how many of these same ships are
exposed under ordinary circumstances to our
cruisers, and also where they are to be found.
find that the Commercial Marine OF France
embraces about 5000 vessels, of the aggregate
burthen of744, 900 tons & manned by 81, 900 men.
OF this number, 500 vessels of the average bur-
den of $50 tons, are engaged in foreign trade out
of Europe-1sOO vessels, averaging the like
number OF $50 tons, trade to different countries
in Europe; and $3.50 vessels of so tons each,
are employed in the coastrng trade, [peht cabot
oge.1 The vessels trading out of Europe, are
-; "a, distributed az f0llowS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-12
ALEXANDRIA,:
FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER l2, 1884.
John H Brent Esq. has been appointed swe-
dish and Norwegian Vice Consul for the Port
Of Alex andria, in the District Of Columbia.

We have great confidence that majority,
and would fain hope that even small minority,
of the independent freemen of Fairfax, cannot
be wheedled into signing the secret Van Buren,
instructions, which the Van Burenites are CIR
cuating in their county. And we have great
confidence that the Delegate of Fairfax will bear
himself on this occasion, as becomes repre-
sentative ofintelligent voters. Mr.. BARS oppo-
nents had their candidate to oppose blm--the
combat was well fought one, and the decision
ofthe people was triumphantly given in the good
old Virginia way, at the POLLS, last April
Why were not instructions gotten up when Mr..
Ball was at home7 Why wait till he was in
Richmond He always was ready to meet his
secret instructors, in the light ofday, before the
people, Why were they not then tobe founds
People of Fairfax! put a seal of Reproduction
upon the effort now made to hitch you to the
car of the New York intriguer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-12

The Presidents LIoN.-The Roaring Lion, F"
sent by the Emperor of Morocco to the Presi-
dent ofthe United States, Immediately after the
latter had assumed High Power in the Anne
rcan Republic, has arrived, and is now exhibit
ting in Philadelphia, as We learn from the Ga
zette of that city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-12

Mr.. Hawes's proposition for an inquiry into
the West Point Academy, introduced into the
House of Representatives the other day, result
ed in referring the whole subject to Select
Committee. Vigorous attacks will be made a.
gainst that school,; but it will stand for the pre-
sent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-12

TIE PRESIDENT AND Ma. RUEs.-Mr Rivcs to
impress his countrymen with high idea Of his
Diplomacy, says:
IAN arrangement which, amid many difficult
ties, has secured, for claims of our citizens,
"(proSecuted in rain for The last tgeniy years.
and a large portion not the lohote O uhich has
been considered a.. DESPERATELY sum sufficient,
sin all probability, to pay erery cent justly DUE
and nearly treble the amount pronounced to be
'dme by the Commission charged with their ex-
Examination here, &C."
The Commander of the Faithful, in order to
produce irritation against France, says in his
message:
although the gross amount Of the claims of
our citizens is probably greater than will be ulti-
mately allowed by the Commissioners sufficient
is, nevertheless shown to render 1t absolutely GER
tain that the indemnity falls far short of the ac-
tual amount OF our just claims, independently
ofthe question of damages and interest for the
detention"
Who is mistaken Perhaps it can be shown
by the Globe, that both are right.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-12
GROCERIES. &C.

GROCERIES, &c.
TTHE subscribers have, and constantly keep
Il on hand, general assortment Of GROCE-
RES: consisting OF Brown and Loaf Sugars;
Gunpowder, Imperial. and Young Hyson Teas;
Coffee; Molasses and Spices; Fish and Pork in
barrels; Family and Common Flour; Clover
and Timothy Seed, (fresh and 6ne) Cordage
and Corkwood, suitable fer seines; Seine Twine
and Cotton Yarn; Salt in sacks or bulk; Oils
and Paints-In quantities to suit purchasers for
Cash. B. WHEAT e. SON.
~ Who wish to rent the HOUSE and spa
Ekcious LOTS now occupied by them. stu
ated on Pitt streets, opposite St Paul's Church;
for terms of which please apply Immediately.
dec l-eo6t B. w. e. SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-12

~ Our advertising customers are request
ed during the session Of Congress TO send in
their advertisements at as early an hour in the
day As practicable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-12

That acute, literary! journal, the Globe, dis
courses about MIR. Wilde's poetry &C. The
Globe has made two or three plumbers and mis-
takes about this business already. You had
better let such things alone gentemen-it is not
in your line. Ladies Albums are not read in
the Kitchen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-12

The trial of the prisoners charged with being
engaged in the Convent Riots, near Boston, is
now in progress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-12

The Canal Convention, at Baltimore, adj
journed sine die on Wednesday at O'Clock, P.
M.-Particulars in our next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-12

The Richmond Enquirer is severe upon what
il calls "Proscription"-in particular case
Why has not the Enquirer, for the last six years,
not family dissented from, but faithfully and
fearlessy and honestly rebuked that abomina-
BILE mandate which proclaimed that to the "vic-
tor belonged the spos" of Office, and which has
been acted upon, by the party in power, with
Underwriting consistency during all that time?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-12

DuEL-We learn that Duel took place YES
terday on the Delaware line, between two young
men, students Of the Pennsylvania University
one resident Of the city, and the other from
the interior. Thelbelligerentse exchanged Shots
with no other result than slight injury to the
trigger finger Of the gentleman Of the country,
and so the matter ended.-Pennsyiranian
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-12

We trust that Mr.. Clayton, Of Del. may be
induced on public considerations, not to de-
cline being candidate for reelection to the
Senate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-12

DRAWS TO-MORROW
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit Of the Dismal Scamp Canal Co..
Glass No "a for 1884,
Will be drawn at Cats Tavern, West End, J
Alexandria, Va. on Saturday, Decem-
Der H. at three O'Clock,
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000 DOLLARS.
Is DO. $1,000
Tickets 10; halves 500; qrs 2 so; eighths 25
To behad in variety of numbers Of
j. CORSE.
Lottery Exchange Broker. Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-12

ORA VS. TO-MORROW
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit Of the Dismal Spdmp Canal Co
Glass No "a, for 1884,
Will be drawn at West End, Va. on Saturday,
December Is, at o'clock, P. Nj.
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000
Is PRIZES OF $1,000
Tickets $40 90; halves 90; quarters. 2 so.
To be had in a variety of numbers Of
j. w. VIOLET,
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE Broker,
Near the corner of King and Fdyette Streets,
n