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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-21
BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
T H. WHITE has just received consider
81 able part Of his FdH and Winter Supply Of
BOOTS AND SHOES, the greater part of
which are from the best manufactures at the
North, and well worthy the attention Of country
dealers and others. Among them are
Mems Calf Sewed Boots, 1st quality
do do do I'd do
Seal do do
Nailed and Pegged do
Thick Pegged and Sewed Water Boots
Calf Sewed Monroes
Do Nailed and Pegged do
Kip do do do
&" Coarse Sewed and Pegged Brogans
Boys Grain Sewed and Pegged Monroes
8. Kip Pcgged do
" Coarse Pegged Brogans
" do do Shoes
Youths Sewed and Pegged Monroes
| Child's Morocco$ Leather Shoes, various kids
Ladies' Morocco Walking Shoes, lst quality
do do I'd do
Seal do cheap
Morocco e Seal Slippers, some very
Lasting Jeffersons and Slippers
Fur trimmed and plain India Rnho2f
Misses Leather Bootees, Slippers q JeieIsun-
| Also,
Seal Caps, Hair Trunks, &c. Al OF WlngH
will be sold at the lowest prices part.cT'ai ie.
Cash.
~ Boots and Shoes Gall kinds) made to or
der as heretofore. sept 20
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-21
CHINA AND EARTHENWARE.

CHINA AND EARTHENWARE.
HUGH c. SMITH has just receiued, per
LII ship Maryland, from Liverpool, hand
some supply of CHINA AND EARTHEN-
WARE, comprising the principal part of his
Fail Supply Of Fancy and Staple Articles.
These, with his previous large stock on hand,
will be sold on moderate terms, cash or credit.
Among the Goods are:
Handsome Dinner Sets, new and beautiful
style and patterns
Tea Sets, China, plain E gilt, large variety
India Dining China, in setts or any article
separately
Rich and common Cut, Plain, and Pressed
Glassware of every quality
Casters, of common and superior quality
Black Quart and Pint Wine + Porter Bottles
Demijohns of every size
Stone Ware Of an excellent quality
Window Glass Of good quality and every size
Boston Crown Glass, procured at factory pri-
Hall and Shop Lamps and Lamp Wicks ices
Britannia Tea Sets, of superior quality
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-21

sSsssS;sswSII will be run as regular
|ir, packet between AleXan-
ar, ana Norfolk; leaving Alexandria on Tues
rs rs ana Fridays, at O'Clock, and arriving in
b. i Sou IN time to put passengers for Richmond
p1oard the Patrick Henry.
Sons,urNlng, leave Norfolk on Wednesdays and
ks Days at P. NJ, taking passengers from
rarlek Henry, and arrive at Alexandria on
kgS I ta and Thursdays, at 10 A. M. Passen-
faSe day. '' % N"' ''>>' wa
kv. %e rom Alexandria to Norfolk, Sc, exclu-
IN =, meals, or 81, meals included. From Nor.
keaIS baltimore, s.. exclusive of meals; 80
SiaD,a Snesapeake is nep Boat, particularly
'epsS t'I 10 this route; is coppered, copper-fas-
esUsc.tn as strong copper boiler, and is, in all
Pa entitled to the confidence Of travellers.
aes OF pleasure and families will only be
eu IS for the trip TO Norfolk or Old Point
'a'A' J. WILSON, Captain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-21
FOR JAMAICA,
FOR BARBADOES

FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER,
IN THE superior coppered Ship POTO-
w MAC, L. MARBURY, Master, will be ready
to receive cargo ina few days. For terms apply
to Tnov III HENRY DAINGERFIELD.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-07

menben Ynnft feft: 60 foll su allen 3eiten
fIr etne basn ernannte COMMITTEE, BON ii:
mem Der 0dufer bes @cnsteBes, sefeBlib
fem, ,,oie 8heber ein5uieben, unb bas 0ers
fabren Der bierourob aeibafenes Corporation
su ,interIu6en nno gu bercbten,. ob bic 8e=
ftimmungen biefts Sreybrief& hbertreten fno
poer nicbt". Dies 1T s,pat nidt oas erite
MaL ycaB Die 8anf bic 8eitin1r,l,1neen ibfeb
Srspbrief6 bribt; oeuncds tnigb oiefer Sall
manbem ,ln6efansenen Die alu9en bRnen--
tpiro ibnen bic 9efobr 3ei9en. IN tpelcbe ale
9sieBe be5 QanbeS burb oieie Gelomabt
|seleBt (ino. 9tieolauS BiOoIe febt du6 bier
1 be i IN @efss. tpie fem Namenspetter,
Iber &apfer glicoIaus BON &uBldno. Wau
ertrartet MN, pae oiefe Nnselesenbeit unper:
l3asIi6 i'm 0au(e Der @epreientauten erbrtett
|lperben miro. it'll. .~E... t.}r =.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-07

stt, uno Iceas ott gaf6tn, ur, sa
1eben, pb niebt .rerbDtene @oaren
bereinsebsa6t tperoen. SeDer feln
etsner 6err uno &Snis, siebt na6
Dem 1913 { 4 { n. 2 llno pie piele
Miaione u Menlden fbnnen nod
oabtn 3ieben slhdlt6er tbre Na6-
Ifpnlmen bort to6en! "##%
0onsguropa f6nnte man in Den
welten NDrD. 2(tnerlfas ousibitten,
Die gprannen ouein surhdl o6en,um
ib oasgann IL tbeilent unO Derwe>
fen pare Apb nibt dberp6lfert.
Belbe lq9sN ilfDer Sreibeit nod
pfsn. l.. (eM. @mis.)
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-07

Hr.tt i . . z -E4 49, -.
Babrbeit tpibtistt ,lno oeutliber
fepn, als pieIe; ba6 @efesef Die uns
70 unperItdnDtitb (ino, ba6 spirt it1a
lie .3u per(teben, ,lnlere Sufubt su
einem ginsepeibten biefer 8ebeit1s
nifIe (2lopofaten) tlebn1ens n,hfen,
aieinals 3u unferem 8eiten fbnnen
seseben tporoen fsprn uno ba6 IS
fotslib unlere beill9lte pfftbt IT,
berlei 8e(eee ais null unb nl6tl9 5u
erE!aren, uno gdnslicb ab3nlOatfen.
9DrItebenoes 1T aus elmer
2eituns bon Bofte1 entlebnt, uno
man mag (elbf beurtbeilen, II rple
fern eseben 70 gut auf uufern Staat
t1lntpenoun9 fnoet. ~: u.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-07
@ { tea

49, ~,
eSrl,r,er,in,tner nob W EFT! Dcrt
inuB Die Rife fib seigen..'e .
x Gies Gno Die QBorte Des uniferbs
liben S6iaer an 6 81 u m b u s
Den QBelt gntoefer- -uno felt $40
SSobren miro 10 5u fagen jeoessafts
den, ipelbes'pon Offen na6Beiten
bldfL benuet, Die ltolsen @5egel sll
fiaem unO bic iberaifige, beorhds
IL, t,euerungstuflise 8eoblferung
GurDpas ben, r,euerl eftlibenQ QBelt-
fbeit 3u;uflDren. 2ange roar esnur
Die Cuff na6 Neiebtblmern, spelbe
pie ginnanoersr oiefer1 Belttbetl
3ufibrte, bis 5relisibfe Sntcuerot1s
.Diels bierber .fnbrte, iltn ungefort
ibren 8lauben befDlgen su fbnnen.
S5eit jeoctb Die 96lfer @uropas
ben Mansel an birgerliber, pclitit
fberEretbett fiblen. .un0 ntfenr Dob|
relisib(e lno birserlide Sreibeit tbt|
rer bier tpartet, oa6 Webllfano per-
2obn ber Nrbeit ILL., felt Oieler 3ett.
bat cine tpabre Q56lfsrwenoeruns
Bon Often naeb weftsn besenner1
areltbe NIT jeoen1 Sabre ;untt,t1t.-
QBie aus einenl ,lebenttebenoeh
f6onen Nlus;us aus ber DtoaS>
Eali aerbeut, 70 bat Der 9eraus'
geber Die tleberseusune oaB Oeut(hs
LAMB i ber.oblfertiff, oaBAusmot1>
Deruue aus unferm 9aterlanDe tO
n6tbts TO- alssloerlafen einett' eot'
blitbisen Rbrper. ..... = ~
Mag 1epn,Mon6er ieoobttpek
der bierber fpn,nnti tpuroe nod in
ltntl0lano bleiben, fbnnte er bort
ais freier Mann lsben. Cine
i'm f,orieen Sabre r,ab Qrfan :
Gas serei(te GoIonie, unter Der 2ek
f,lug zines sepiGen & | tn GEL b>
fe,rift 'bureb &ranfbeitsn aufgerle7
Sen ipprDen. &on,n,t bod nab o.
bip, oeut(1e Banoerery nod
iperDet ibr B dt Der llno 9Sllo>
rts nob Qerlan9en oarin fnoen,
ipe,,n ibr abfolut beren babsn ppllt,
l,t,D Da Der Staat Ibon 100000
ginppbntr ;dblt, 70 fbnnt tbr au6
unterMsenlben geben, tpenn oasyn-
Dianerleben eu6 ni6t mebr ssfaaeu
fDllte. ID i, .,s,. :.
9lber nibt nur Der guropder elf
nob Dem wsitsn, aud Der Nn,erl'
faner siebt inner tpeffli6. 8lele
gaufenoe sieben oiefesgabr aus Der
bflibenStaaten unD pcrsaslih aus
Meus Dorf Gtaat nab Dem
g,c.Dtn BON g bipt Snbi ana
Sllinoist fla6 Dem 81 / 1 i
qan @ebiet. 3eitunsen aus Dem
Itbtaenanntet1 Seisen dni DoB etne tc
il,1aetpbbnlib gro6eMenge Ginpon'
Derer felt einissn QBoben anlan9ty
als man nod ME ,pabrssnot1t-
men.
Gin Glebelanb( (Dbio) langte1 BON
49, gum l7ten Map Is Dampf'
ftbiffe aue boiler pa0agiere, mad,
ben, QDeiterl rsifeno an. nno
ennIplsanita altsfert aud
feine serinse ginfpanDerer, 1srsr'
eefunss.Wort LAB e;fenJ rs es
ten ili. Die 6auptiiraBs bon
wbeeling bierber unD .peiter Ipsf'
lid bis nah gnoiana IL nit 2Sa'
qer, BOILER ginipan0erer beoedt. !.
gBslb buntes G5baufplel tirln
ole sufrieDsne, slheflihe elldfer:;
feline Dragener unO pDllSe peatll'
fe .eraminlren bier Die pade, fsirls
Nsauthteatlats purtbiuds'l' pie I $50 n \
Y i
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-07

Innbes. Die {. c.3bias BOT, '94 ipenoiren ibt
G,sIb NIT dbnIieber BereitpiIisteit III 8er=
tbsioiouna Ser Sanf. + -, =
~. ups;,s ,,n "a ho+t,r - ,,,,,, e,aupt
s IL key'so y,,ssnhhsroiops;t % nov Ssr etnoten.
Sss e,s; r.. an,, ,sA bahen F,;npn anbern @ntz
.s aD''Sp "ys -, NJ ,ruobsanoiofst bsr Mereina.
a.p',e, .a.t,a' ~ ~ 81 ~. -, = ',|H T.,
's" S'ao.'" ao'. y >-e ..ya,,..n ;hr s,t.
Ste 1Nn'es oDt ~ ~ M'.',l1.2st. !, Sss W. ts;ss
teriano e''nsp ~ e.t 20 '',Dv",sSsn g y ahs,,
Srlea' A'e 1op.go eDs ,,ts.s S4 ,SsI ,,natsS,. W. 49,
70 untnanmlW eue 'er" 5'cos sn.,s '.,s." 'ss'. 49,.
tt1ts St'es aufao. ~ .o'i f,,,,.,1ss ps. ~ ~
sgg.oDfen Ieeptsn ".'D 1un <ms..n ,s;eg,sn SsS
S@tlnasl petpot' ''" o'syS y. ssss,, grss,,,.
Steae nO 3'3ue'9p'e't = 'ee O'''" s.'" .''"'
pf1n9 lse: 1fa"e3ten' '''''''' =,
Die Mbi9e BON '76 tparet1 nefe'9'e, gat'
arbeit'nce. 'an9e lsioenee MenN0en, trel3e
beuno6 bic btIlt9e Sade Der Sfeppelt hnters
ftdeten, obsletb ne halb nadefso nno balb
perfroren warer. Seioen Y. 0etabret' b1els
ten fie nibt ab; tie n'nrlbterten barfuB onrd,
Srcf nno Sebnee, ,'no rnroen i' nnf 5n oft
oCn1 Seiuoe, sleid, oernf'Eloeten S2trl0en>
oertnlttelft Der Slutflede perte'sfs ole .ne auT
Ibrem Waribe bsnter'Iefeas Ale Wb1ss
bon 1884 ituo tpeeer nerotate i1o0 bartat=
beitsnee GNdansr, lonoefn lotettenoe u. lauts
ieloenen gtrhnpten' Maheteemoei, 11as
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-07

ldN9ltoD I'M Qaule per Neprelenl1nten etcFtef1
tperoen miro. :s..,.a .E... +tn~
''. 5000 8elobnun9!! 81" I
Sruber fbot, purbe ieoem @eebts9elebr=
1tee, poer rgeno einem anberen Snoiplouut,1
loer Ser. @tddteu cine 8elobnuna BON 100
Gtaleru perlproben ,penn er ben, 8etrels
lIicfern pnroe, baB oer Yrdtoent Der Ser.
Staaten burb Die @ntfetnuns bes, Qr. Dou:
|ane aus Der Sobabfamn,er, ooer Ole 5oin=
lmeanabme Der Depciiten aug Der Sanf, Die
Igonititntton perleBt Ooer einsS ibrer 8efeBe
lsebreben babe, Dlismanb bat fib feitbein
tes,neloet, Der Otei9un8 8esei8t batte, Sen
aus9efeBten preis ia se,rinnen+ Ia man
later INNER nod strne in grfabriins brin;
tsen tnbbte, 100 biefe WerleBune eeer biefer
Igonttitutionsbrnb ut fincen tpdre; 70 bat
Der Derausseber be6 Wafcbiusten Nbrtt 81
nericdn bic Belpbnuna perboppelt II. aiebt
bic 9efftberuns, oaB 200 Gbalsr in sufey'
barten Sadionselb, purem Sob, flebenmal
ourb bic Seuerprobe i'm @lfbofen Der 9!ne=
rifanifben 3eituna stpelt be,pdbrt, { rpie BET
alte Oelo ielbft } fir oenienlsen bereit ldssn,
wetober io sladli6 mare, oie Stelle Dber
Den Yunft alt53uIinoen, no bic bobe u. Ma
iefatifbe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Elm 2ob ODER
elnen Srn1 erDalten patte. gln puoinee
Shttmben, tpslbes trobl oeroienfe re Se=
Der zines .Jnr1tten in Sepe9unS 5'1 tsssn. :.
p - -"".-- --"".--- + &. ii<..,> =.
(NuS Dem Columbus &n1t9ront.)
S1inoennp Spnn.e e,err
gsentnn Te,ast in feiner' Idnoen @spe iiber
,brn gelbnniauf. BEN aefann,teu 8eiauf
Iber .linopnben sH,n,e in ben Ser. e5tooten
In ten Banfe,, r,,b i'm 11naIouf. onf breigio
sninionen 9boIer, granfreidb nat ieht eis
t,en il,Ianf fIinoenber glihn,e non bren=
bunbert nnS fnnfaio apinionen. nno Gno,
lann einen i1,,Ionf fe,, einbunSert II, srei.
aio sniITionen Nos fleinf1e 0,nnieroeIb IN
IN grnnfreioh s;nkunbsrt 3hater ~ in Gno=
IonS OK yboler' On ben ,yrSIf esohren
nor 1a8s bot hie s,srein;ote gtoaten 0onf
nbotp;d1 "a i, ;hret, Sre;br;ef nnsnrnft;rh
nerhntsn H. s;er,io Sp;II;nnpn FI;noennp
Spnn,e nerfnuft ~ nn,,aoefShrt sran farm
iSm boher riebt ;ber bst, s,5onoeI a, fI;ns
ns,,ner SpSnIr nsr,rnnneyn : ,,nS hip ,SIh.
Sebt ner Hnnf C. mia net,, Qnnns ., f,hnf.
Fen. IL leibt e;usufsben, w o l1' '
|ter, pot', 81 Map ); uno a,par obue bae er
einetn anbern BIatte crebitirt tpdre, ,poraus
mir, obsleteb er nlbt tn Der Neeatteurlpal:
te beftnoltdb. oennoh nns 5lr't Sdplutte be:
Irebtist tlneen, oaB Die Nnltsbt oes perm
gn11sral1ten init Ger oartn altS9eorhdten
aberelnitimtt,t. User oas angeitrenate Stre=
ben obiser 3sltnns, ieito oen !eBten 9 MOna=
item beobabtet h9t, ben sUlaasre9eln nn(es
rer aQssmeinen 8erpaltnns IN NadF6t
loet 8anf, aus aleu Sraftsn entsesen 5u
farbeiten, Ger sptro lteD por 2Sunoef q. stan=
nen faut1t 81 lafet1 tpiiien,, sp'e pbi9er asr.
Itifet Der tare ,,no ,l1lpioerfpredbllbe 2bats
lahen ausprloht, ietne. Q1es IN tene Ssi=
Itnna fdrlOs QHar e6 burtb Elm Ner{ebtt beS
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-07
(@aiten @orresp.)

Des generdl 2afaYette5 nnmeblfepn pers
ibItn,mert iidb immer rttsbr, 70 oaB man
an feinem Mieoerauffon1rnen 5weifelt. -
au6 Der @rsWrdi iIosnt Mooiion liest IS GEE
fabrlib franf oaruieosr oe6 nut peni9 ,Qpf
nuns 3u feiner 8eneinu9 1T.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-07

- ~. = - .:'''''..
PIE o. .Gnentl1Nen Sonosrtsgsn elnen
Oetl9t. Deom Soenat pst SeersInl9>
ZEN SIao1etle!h me19er ~ .Vul1>
M yen Per t pertrteoenen;po1en iahIele.
Dsf : 3 Melnane oee Ssnots sufolee
lou gen spolen e'a oMnlO'p &C.
iDentt foefoell, no lle lln t''eoeEtanen e.
uno tpren HnterDolf onrO Auereau
erperDen fonnent Sor. ;pelnoeFtsr
lagt tm gtnsan9 letneS DeflO1st
pas IS fneper bler e neO " elnem at>
Germ Sot1p pst e1ebranW Jew ans
fomaltnenoen Z. Sremollltssr elne lDlOe
gnnlt = m 5u ertpetleI, ee,enpDets Y lDs ooef es
1eate IS nlWf tn Ametlta 9e!Uegsnf
ny y l'.' pls glnmaf'psfsr onr9 o1e TX
ea isse \ lon noDl tole parD PIE Oa1ttsuno
||t9att |G9s1Ic. peg syeldss auf als ,nDsl,9e n}
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-21
.eafcea-Harp and Stand.

Mss reafces-fIarp and Stand.
Mis- Rusella-Harp Music Books, silver
Tnmbler. Spoons, Books and wearing apparei.
NJ Jackson-a Piano Forte, Music BOOKS,
PAINT box and other drawing materials, snVer
cahiat and Spoons, Books and wearing appa-
Miss Moriarty-a Piano Forte, Music Books,
,.a,r;ng Materials, Spoons, Books and wearing
a.pI'ss Fav-Guitar Music Books Silver Tum-
,lor Snoons. Books, Paint box, and other draw
;ns materials, valuable Work box and wear
i's S% %sfWi Kisses Williams flour sisters)-a Guitar,
PINT boxes and other drawing materials, Sc
unsic Books. Silver Tumblers and Spoons,
,,,orv articles a number of Paintings, Books,
ra,isb French Italian and Latin, and all their
"S Me- Whitneys-Guitar. Music Books, Sill
,r Tumbler and Spoons, Wearing Apparel
and Books. ,
Materials, Books, oi'eI iuihoiei' oPoo'i' "hN
wearing Apparel
rha other Young Ladies, as far as can be as
,t,ained losttheir Silver Tumblers and Spoons,
SInsic Rocks, Drawing and Painting Materials,
,.,inonlc Birthday Presents, Gold w atches:
pos Chains and various other Jewelry, WORK
pnyaS Books and all their wearing apparei,
,,i,b one exception. Alithe Plate oil the Commu-
nifty, except whdt peionss " 'a. ,n1, f;a full
TSsv have also lost several Portraits OF living
and departed friends, Miniatures of relations
md friends Harps, Piano Fortes and Guitars,
. s,nerior Grand Harmonicon, six Bureaus I'LL
ed With patterns for drawing and painting, Bed
and Bedding, furnished by the community to
every young Lady, with the exception OF Gh tnree
or i5ur, Gold Medals, Watches and Chains,
Clocks two Libraries, one for the community,
and the other for the young ladies, and limit
mrrabIe other articles, among which may be
numbered dear and precious mementos ooth
for the living and departed, which time Will not
permit me to detail. .,.o
N,ttiag was Swaziland in the loss was also
comnrebended money, to a very large amount
~ ooId silver and bank bills, the sum OF which
cannot be exactly ascertained, as all the papers
and account books were destroyed by the
dames. The Superior of the Crs"line Conrem'
Boston, Aug 10, 1884.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-21
PUBLIC SALE.


In consequence of TWO Deeds Of Trust eXecut-
L ed to me, and recorded in Alexandria Coun.
ty,--the first in Lber N, folio 410, under date Of
18th July, 1906; the second in Liber V, folio 44o,
bearing date sth January 1871 shall offer at
public SALE on Saturday, 23d day ofthe present
month, (AugusD at O'Clock, p. M. the follow
ing property:
T.. A LOT OF GROUND, with the IN
Gil PROVEMENTS thereon, situate on the
north side of Duke street, and to the eastward
Of Water street; beginning upon Duke street
100 feet inches to the eastward Of w alter street;
running thence east 90 feet thence north SO feet,
to a 10 feet alley; thence westwardly % feet;
thence southwardly 80 feet, to the beginning.
Also,
LOT OF GROUND on the east Of Water
and north Of Duke streets; beginning at point
upon the eastern line of a 20 feet alley, l23 feet
inches to the east Of Water street. and 100
feet to the north of Duke street, and running
from thence northwardly, with the line of the
alley, AZ feet inches, to a 80 feet alley; thence
longing to the heirs Of David Arell, deceased;
thence south 4s feet inches; thence, with a
straight line, to the beginning.
Also,
One other LOT OF GROUND situate on the
north side OF Duke street, and to the eastward
of Water street; beginning upon Duke street,
81 feet inches to the east of Water street, and
running thence north ss feet, to an alley; thence
east 90 feet thence south SO feet to Duke street;
thence west to the beginning.
Terms to be made known at the time OF SAFE.
JAMES KEITH, Trustee.
NorE--Such conveyance will be made to the
purchasers as the Deeds Of Trust authorize.
aug l--eo2w& dt23dAug
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-21

An insane Marshal on Saturday morning, vi
si,sd the Philadelphia steamboat just on the
ere nf departure when spying out poor I'M
sophisticated son Of the Emerald lsle he pilch-
ed uoon him, charging him with large roppe-
nv, and ordered his trunks 10 be placed on
cart and carried 10 the police, where he had ac-
companied the almost bewildered Irish lad, and
not iiading the magistrate sitting, he was COM
mitted 10 one OF the cells of the watch house.
the marshal watching him for the space oil three
hours with the steadness Of cat having mouse
IN view Between nine and ten O'Clock, Calleh-
der appeared with his prisoner before the magis'
tate. when the following dialogue ensued, as de-
tailed by morning paper:
MAGISTRATE has this man i'll custody!
Callender-l have, sir
Magistrate-With what is he charged!
Callender--(striving 10 collect his ldeas')
Chargedl
Magstrate-Yes, what has he done!
CaIender-Oh-he robbed store of S37 600,
all in gold Mr.. -, | forgot his name; he lives
in South ST.. and
Magistrate docking intent ut the complain
anti Poh, the man is mad, take him into the next
room. My good friend, you are at liberty; you
may go.
Terry-I may go; faith wouldn't be bad
thing ifyour reverence had told me that aboard
the steamboat this mornin.
MlgStrate-You see the mans mad. and the
thing can't be helped.
Terry-And so Eve lost me passage, and
me time, and me money, by rasen of his being
mad. All | want TO AK is, were's my satisfaction
Magistrate-Why you have the satisfaction
OF knowing that you are innocent
Tarry-Divil burn the happenny i'de give tor
that satisfaction; (atter short pauSe) but if your
worship phases, can have satisfaction without
costing the value of a potatoe pairing.
. Magistate--How is tha2
Terry-JuSt turn out you spaipeen wild me on
the grass there, and your rivirence may stand
by and see fair play.
MagiStrate-No, my friend; that won't do.
Terry-Wont do well that bates the wild
wor,dany how! Is'ta fair offer? But no matter; all
Pve gotto say, is, long life TO your worship and
q, hppy reign TO your honor's family. Exit
Terance Fegan.
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE,

TTNHAT the subscriber, Of Alexandria Coun"
L ty, in the District Of Columbia, has obtain
ed from the Orphans Court of said County let
tiers of administration on the estate of John Ma
jor, late of the county aforesaid, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said decedent
are hereby warned to exhibit the same to the
subscriber, passed by the Orphans Court, on or
before the goth of August, 1885, or they may, by
law, be excluded from all benefit to said estate;
and those indebted thereto are required to make
immediate payment. Given under my hand,
this goth day of August, 1884.
aug 21--eo3w MARY MAJOR, Adm'x
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BOSTON MARKET, August is.

F9our.-The transactions in Southern have
been limited, and prices rather tending down
wards. The principal movements have been in
Genesee, which, however, are not large. Sales
al the commencement Of the week Of this de
scription at SIS 7-S since which prices have i'm
proved, and sales of good to best brands at SIS
IA SIC per Dbl cash; to-day some holders
demand 49, but without effecting sales.
Grain.--There has been fair business do
ing, with an Improvement on prices of Corn,
6 900 bushels of which have been sold, embrac-
ing principally Southern yellow and white toge-
Their, at II II l-2 c, and 1000 bushels Northern
yellow, 73c; 1000 do Bran. 23c; 5000 do North:
crn Oats 10 Ale, and some small sales North
ern Rye, tic per bushel, equal to cash.
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BALTIMORE PATRIOT OFFICE,
Tuesday. I O'Clock p

ueSudy, I VlUCh, + W.
F9ow-We have no change of Importance to
note since our former report. The price of Flour
from wagons continues at s. IL l-2, and sales
from stores at IS 25 The stock of Howard
street Flour continues light. the demand being
fully equal to the receipts. City Mills Flour we
quote at S. 80. In consequence of the great
scarcity of water, the City Mills are able to do
but little work.
GrGU.-Wheat we quote to day at 95 l02.
Corn appears to range from 81 to 6S, white and
yellow. Rye go a 63. Oats rs 81.
Waiskey.--We find no change in the price of
this article. We quote as before, from wagons
23c.; sales from stores 81 % cents.
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COMMUNICATES

Mr. Snowden--He who attempts criticism of
the compositions of others, ought to understand
the subject he touches; else he merits the re-
proofintended, by him, for others; the critic has
spectfully recommend his own Improvement in
knowledge, to the writer WHO has repaid the un-
purchased, arduous services Of our Board of
Health by ilI-judged ridicule | give him, for
his better information, this definition of the fruit
Damson, which common observation shews to
be member of the Plum family:
"Damson, Corrupted from Damascene)
small black plum"
Damascene, Damascene, from Damascus)
small black plum" "A Damson, as it is now
called. See Dr. Samuel Johason's Dictionary
AUGUST 18th, 1884. CITIZEN.
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Price Of Produce in Alexandria yesterday, from
Wagons and Vessels

FLouR.--We quote the wagon price of new
wheat Flour SIS 25; fresh ground manufactured
from old wheat475.
Notwithstanding the Improvement in the price
Of Fresh Flour, the old will not move; it contin-
ues to be offered at so to 81 l2, without meet.
ing with purchasers. Small lots in store have
been priced at 81 l-2
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE,

WHAT the subscriber, of Alexandria County,
Il in the District of Columbia, has obtained
from the Orphans Court of said County letters
of administration on the estate of Alexander M.
Rose, late of the county aforesaid deceased.
All persons having claims against the said dece-
dent, are hereby warned to exhibit the same to
the subscriber, passed by the Orphans Court,
on or before the goth day of August, 1885, or
they may, by law, be excluded from all be-
nefit to said estate; and those indebted thereto
arc required to make immediate payment. Civ
en- under my hand, this 10th day OF August, 1884.
ang 2I--eo3w u. B. SMITH, Admir-
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The News AND THE MARKET.-We do not
learn that the news from England has produced
any perceptible effect upon our market. Let.
tiers from Havre 20 July 1lth say the finer qua
lities of Cotton were firmer, and Whalebone a
little better-N Y. Jour. Com. 18th.