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oI0hty -HOurf, BHUNswlCK, Aug. 20, 1884.
"A writer In the Petersburg inieliigencer of the 18th
instant, which has This moment fallen into my hands, in.
forms me Editors that bad oil my list, as he terms il, up
10 sunday preceding his comn,unica ion, ouIy FIVE instruc.
iionisis- would advise this yeriiable writer, TO learn the
run before he pats pen 10 paper agan- especially as he
belongs to The church. lie would even induce the pub
lie TO believe that ! was regardless of the Sabbath. f. is
known TO my neighbours, that have been confined a,
home, in consequence of indispo.iIion in my family, al.
most exclusively ever since, and for some DAYS before the
Instruction was commenced, and that | have NOT had il in
my power TO take any pat in the matter. 1t is irue that
l. received a copy oil the instruction a few days after last
brunswick Court, which 1 did not attend for the reason
already given, and have presented it to such persons only
; 1 nave seen al my house, not one OF whom has refused
ms signature. | have not attended a public place oil any
KIND, except the Baptist Church in the neishbourtood,
where | did hot mennon the subject TO any person. When
the writer sees my list, he will, perhaps, be surprised, and
VIII iesrn me necessity OF ascer'ainipg The truth OF his in
formation. before lie makes bold assertions.
Very respectfully. &C.,
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Aher a short iiooss Of four days. Which she bore with cbris-
in foftitude ard resignation. on tho 10Th Of August, and IN ffe
1lst year 81 her ago, departed this hfe, 10 tho homo Of a bIssfoI
Immortality, Mrs May Disges, wife ~ Capt Dudley Direes, OF
Louisa county. Va. II may bo truly said Of her that aho died The
death Of The ightoous. having for many years adorned mo doctrine
Of God ouf ShviOur. She De now COMO 10 take Possession Of tho
crown Of life, which the Lord. the righteous Judge, has laid up for
her. blessed ore The lead that die m tho Lord"
Died, 90 Hanover County. on tho "a inst William BofnIev. oeod
10 months only child 81 Allied and Aano r.. Duke.
Died, on "Wednesday, tho 30th Juiy, 1891, rs the town OF Coving-
ion, Kentucky, Mts. Bhzebsth Aeo sguthgais, oonsoft Of Captsin
George N. Southgatc, ia the 2Vth year Of hor aeo-icayinra husband
ADD 'S children to bomoan he' incperasia loss. she lived and died
q Christian.
Died Yesterday morning, about ? o'clock, Msda r.. inho, saosb.
ter Of NJ } ~ Grpolsnd. srcd Sfnonths and 81 days.
Died, uf the Eagie Hotel, Charlottesville, on Monday, tho 11th in
stso,. Dr. J. f,o5d, Of n ofihampton county Va lie auis 81
with his family at hat place, on Ito preceding Friday, on ha vav
TO The Springs isf iha benefit OF hs hesth. bot was arrested ie bs
course By sudden and violent iiiness, which terminated 10 death.
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so'e' Of Tobacco g aueljo" a ms peSre pa,saouss,

IfItWNfVHHs aTNKW9F 20
Captain stephen Hooper. Burkingham, No. 1, S15 so;
No. 2, $l3 80; No. 8. S1l rs; No. a, $40 so; No. g.,
$l2 10, average for The passed. Sl2 10; No @, Tugs, S6
70, No Z DO SO -. w. Cadw ell, Cumberland, No /,
$40 20; No. 2 80 so; No 3, $12; No 4. So SO; No. g.,
$50 wm Green, Mecklenbufg, No. j, SI1; No. q,
Si025 p r. Jones. Buckingham. M. 1, So 80. VIM.
p. TsIley, Cumberland, No. \. &I1 %; No. Z. a.. p.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-26

" U.HHUNIC4TED.
A Meeting OF the friends OF the present Administrators.
IN The county OF Louisa, will take place at Louisa Sepem-
Der Court, 10 consult about the proper mode OF sele ciiug a
suitable candidate, at the next Spring Electicn, TO repre-
sent THIS District in the Congress Of the United States. in
the place oil Gen. William f. Gordon. We suggest a sini-
lar course 10 our friends in The several counties composing
The District. MANY VOTERS
Louisa, Aug. 20. 1891.
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NW1ANTED. by the subscriber, on Overseor Tor his
James River farm, Little DoveD In G~oocfland
county. a single man, Who Is temperate, industrious AID
ifnsiw ofthy, Only need apply 10 him 10 Richmond.
August 10. f30-tU JOS. TRENT.
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MARRIACFs


Married, by the ROY. John Dnyol, on the 18th inst. Mt Edmund
William.
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sn individual who had engaged 10 politics for no other rea-
son. than because no wished to obtain through the ballot
not The question, that he 10 Indifferent to its re-chsrier,
and that he goes with tho Opposition upon other grounds
% these men believe that the community Is to be gulicd
Bank! The Bank question 10. as they know. distinctly be.
lore the people. Are they prepared openly 10 oppose il,
against II ys
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-26

Hhen toas the Bunk Question fnqvg Sefged9-Tbe
Condition arc using all their ingenuity and address to
shuttle the true issue out of view. They pretend to
say, that tie issue il no longer "Baak or no Bank
they tell us TINT the Bank is settled. Settled, indeed?
just prejudices against the Bank, that they would
nov palm this fraud upon us. Settled? Well does
the N. Y. Times meet this party manouvfe IN the
following terms:
" When, then, was the question: settledl Wasit when
the Bank SCI tie House 81 Representatives az defiance :
surely moi, for this act was s~ppisuded and justified by the
bank presses. vast when tho government directors were
the public was seized and appropriated 10 is own uses ?
"asitthe matter Of The three per cents, or 10 that Of The PEN
sion iund Did the removal Of fe deposies settle the ases.
toni or was The veto setgerl The public are most anx.
sonr'y DESTROYS Of knowing when this seiiems nt took place.
tpey cannot understand 1lty this iostiluih4 should
"1et q sudden Be vithdrzwn from politics. Why its sup
porers, who have been fighting Tor It for yeors, should
ne~ Iuf9 round and inyisi tias hey have no part or con.
c~p mt We have heard Of more Than one instance Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-01
VIEWS nr He RnnL

correspondent from the country, always a strict
ana just Constructionist Of the Constitution. I'm,
VINO thinks he differs with OH some points Of M
icy mus justly expresses himself about the Bank of
the u. States: Wv "N vi
regret me removal Of the depo.ites In The form and
manner in which il was effected moi becawss e"'
scea nat 'he act was an usurpaion Of power or that
an entirely satisfied, that il abuse euen but that
may possibly operate in favor of the re e
Bonk-an event which, believe would be more 70 he
deprecated Than almost any other which would be anil
c'Pae believe the true issue il, whether the opeTn
nen the constitutional authorizes OF the country If Inc
constitution be preserved invioste, all will he we but
Dank De con'inued with is present unlimited and IN
ouoeu powers, The liberties OF the people will be ire
s'aD'y ost-i am opposed TO National Conve non for
ne purpose OF nominating President; but / am much
opposed 10 The Perpetna'ion Of moned influence
Che most dangerous and corrupting of all influences 60
Pecisy when placed In the hands OF esr
poraon the tendency Of which is, to afford facilities ia
the lew 10 steal power from the ipany" "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-01
RIOTS ON THE LINE or TI,p r.,

"'N'o OaN OF THE CANAL
fegret 10 nave 10 inform aders that the
OF the pacIhcaion of the riot among the Iaborers mon
ChesaPeske and Ohio Canal, above and below Williams
port TN ssiDstoD county, Md turns out TO be prema
Iii once 'ne return oil the Hsgerstown volunteers,
WIN number oil the under arrest, fresh and f,ai
hoslhnes have broke out. in the course of which as an
pears ny the following account, number of lives have
been lost :-.Nat. Int. low
WILLIAMsPoRT, (Md3 January 49,
since The foregoing event, great coiDooton has xssd
among The hands Very little work has be an done ,n
STATE o. alarm aud warke preparation has taken its pare
on thursday last we are informed, a party of Corkoo
excuses along The line above this place.
yesterday morning small party were seen
'Us pace from above, and met on the Anuednci
anu urVen back by AN opposing party Of their
~ we 'own' In tbs ARRAY was very SERIOUSLY
beaten and wounded The citizens Of the town with com
mendabIe sldcfity, soon put themselves in military osr
unier arms or the protection OF peace and remained nm
der arms for the balance Of the day. and the greater na
the night. e'' P'''o
This scene was soon followed bv ano,,ar ,.b;.h 4,
IN disastrous battle and several deaths A ,sr, =,
Fardouns Longfords consisting of abo,, utoa VI
ored men headed by intrepid leaders, were AZ
approaching from below. Their DESIGN tJ,ev s,s,aI 80
to pass up the line Of the canal 10 the ,ns, L. g.,
purpose OF exhibiting their strength and no, n, cno;, =
Isacn " ne peace unless attacked They were ar,ned
~ Ps', w,n guns out principally with beves clubs &c
Ihey Pasea up quietly the aaaeduct and ON ,hsr
way as we learn three four hundred more NJ te
parry Ie' mo iher ranks. At the upper dam in field
~ ne Oner SHE OF Middleksus they met the enemy in
b"nJ,sd ~ swn up on the top Of hill, about three
weapons " P"''' "'' '''J
me Information we have IT, tbst the attack or al least
v,, 20 'ne combat, was made by the latter parry.
81 ~ sho' "ere exchanged; some were seen 10
d obd the party above began fall back and dsperse
ocIoo tne superior forces Of their enemy. pursut
snsuso through the woods, where frequent firing was
"sa'u ano no doubt many lives taken Persons
Wno rdversed the field after the battle ,oas oper obssr
yea tpe men IN The ogonies of death ,obo bod bes,
"'0"g" me mead several dead bodies ,cere ,n IN Me
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-01
Twenty-tlaird Cong:ress.--Isf se..,
Tuesday. January %.
IN KEN ATE


The Chair communicated report from the Secretary
ot the Treasury, made in compliance with resolution Of
he senate, transmitting copies CT the official orders of the
Department for the ransfer of the public deposite from
the Bank Of the United States; copy of the hood
OF The Treasurer of the United States nd rooes f soe
oil The checks or drafts, for making the transfers and
"tsti0g that II was not D the pow tie IN
furnish copies OF all the drafts or all the paoers called ,
by the resolution. = = - ~
Mr. Webster said, that il at his suggestion that ,s
eau had been made the Secretary OF the rreasurv
"eh was answered by the call just read. The Secret
ry, however, seemed have tie ,II nd
any purpose lie bad contemplated. As Mr. W. did moi
tnhk necessary 10 prnt the whole of this youminous
une nc vedioldy II, for the present. on the table,
Whch motion was adopted. N'
20 WEST INDIA TRADE
nc CnrF communicated a Report from the Serret,.
~ OF ne treasury, made Ia compliance With resolution
o. e Senae o. 'ie <zd la presenting in detail stare.
ment OF the American and foreign tonn,gs e,nn,ooed l.;
the trade between the United States and lie pii,.b J
foreign West India ports, and the British, Nor,h h.i
can Colonies, To the year ending IN Sepenber IsSa .,
gether WIN the value OF Tue exports from the Unisd
states 10 those pofts
swer 70 resolution submitted by his colleague, (Wr
ShePey) some time since, and adopted when he was I'M
Io,'uh",ey absent from lie Senate and therefore he
oiu no near he remarks which accompanied e presen.
tduoD o. we resolution He had the statement pre-.
scented by that gentleman, and he asLed liz s,,an,; =,
lie Senate while tie ented briefly an II tooe,bor
with the acs presented by the repor iust read "a ~.
congratulated himself, and the State which he b,d the
honor in part 10 represent at his colleague had
bis attention The subject He (Mr 81 had TOLL conf
dence that they would agree TO the facts and deductions
that were to be dedDeed berefron. From the beginning
OF this GoverDmentnsy, anterior 10 the establishment OF
the Constitution the subject OF the carrying trade
the United States and the West Indies considered one
OF deep Interest 70 this country; and 10 the year 1890
diplomatic and legislative controversy had been carried
9p between The tyo countries, the object Of which,
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prom, COMMUNICATED.


Fel'ow-Servants-By notice in the Ricbmood Co,n.
per' we are snDmoned by the United States, Bsnk n an
pear az our Court House, Monday the Sd of Februarv
10 taSs care OF the Peoples Money =" Ave the peo
P'c money '-tb'ts the blafney! How these rood
,a " ours rove the poor dear People !! Why did
ney no' iet 'he Peoples Money" stay in their pockets
instead OF bicliDg IL from them by Diquous Tariffs, and
neapng up IN the u g. Bank, TO be subject OF ever.
'asng JangllDg and growing Waslngton We sboujd
not now be Distracted snd pulled and hauled about by our
kind friends. ~ ~ O''
The People Money" ehl Put the H. & Ps,L as,
OF tie question, who would bsve heard this yelling for ,hs
very scalp Of Andrew Jackson, which il set 10 bv Tariff
ties aud Banki'esf Give the Bank the whole of e De-
poses 10 BUY up the Peoples liberty and
the Peoples Money" The cbsrtefIne Of RAT PM
was an assignment Of the Peoples properly 10 Nicholas
bddie Co and fear the People will never be sbie
70 get u BACK greatly fear have the determined
nthess 10 destroy this OF our faith
n@ agents " has us now in s power, aud insolen,iv
threatens to strip naked, and beggar our children =
Down with the tyrant, perish in the aitemptl
MY fellow citizens, mark tSone Clsyjte has en-, and
dried staff TO be put into hands 10 beat the venersba
head OF that old who was defending our eo,o,sy
while most Of his present enemies were doing If, In .;s
power distract the councils and degrade the character
OF the American people. Will we consen, 10 be made the
miserable oos OF the very men, who have brought all our
troubles upon US And, for such purposel
The original friends Of Jackson Whatever be their op.
Mon abou, the removal Of the depose should stand by
nun; hke good men and true" when he Is thus unmef-
cuiy assaiIed by his enemies and theirs. The people
snouu sci their faces flint against the u g. Bank sud
h VINO uphold such stupeDdous arsocracy; and trust
no man who Is favorable 10 II.
an Fel'ow.Ciiizcns, one OF che poor people
Il"nreo Jsruty 30 H., 49,.
u"so, To- The COfgos. lion.
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u in addition to the Counties we have specified. vva
nave seen the Proceedings of Meetings in Charles Civ
n"ners' ana oil the town OF Suffolk in n,ond coun
Depo'i'e Queson-We shall cheerfulIy comply with The
request OF the Meetings in Amherst and Jefferson In nh
them. - W" ""u 'oom LOT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-01

more Erfrds.-We have received another p, nL T.
ira from the Office OF The Philadelphia Commer; - H..
.oan,ng Jour pages OF double medium size filled with
matter III relation 10 the Bank This H. doub,iss
uhuer The resolution authorizing Mir Bidjl. 70 exnsmj
O sum ne pieasss asareward for the "re and wrath,
,"n a., matter which appears in that paper Az i, il
ua'eu ."e io' Instant and has only lust cone % -,
mere is no doubt that very large edition of the h
Seen published and paid for from the breeche 81
Nlr. Bddle--Bohimore Republican, Po'No' VI
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The course OF Mr.. Webster is ANTICIPATED will, ore.,
interest He is at this time one of the mos, nro,;.
men on me we confess we look to
avs movements with lear and suspicion He Is man of
Ieshon. ne Is friend Of the Bank-and wide Ia,it,,
anaran In the construction of the Constitution I, ha,
been lately assered that he was in communion Mir NJ
Van Buren,, &C. &C. We are not aware of The s"r, 80
.ercoarse which prevails between these genemenbut
.ne Commercial "a decided OpposiionsO publish.
os ie"er from Washington, professedly written bv :.
Looker.on OF Vienna"-"a distinguished man. of bigh
character who holds official s,aton-whicb contains
the following paragraphs: ' So"'''A'
"t 10 hat there il apv unde,.,,na;,u .. .
oewesn tho Magician and Mr.. W. hive ped,
M behave %r ,h NIX oil and water This may fact
finally believe, tie verge of ~ inc
the government won; last years " u"-ana 'hat
o statements IN the first paragraph We suspect are
the second. "' We"ic'ton IN
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MOTICE.-By virtue of = deed Of irr., x.c,,,., =,
ne subscriber 10y Richard Adams Tor the purpose Of
secsng certain debts therein mentioned he will sell at
~. ne sorehouse formerly occupied by Mr.. Martin James
10 me county Of Goocand the 22d day Of February
NEXT isr u not the next fair day Sundays excepted
Pupicy TO the highest bidder for cash. certain IT,, "
land contiguous TO the said store house. containin i,
acres, and bounded by the lands held by Tho J,m
formerly owned by Doct L. Carter and l. HoIuan' 20
such title will be conveyed as is vested in The svhca't
by the said deed. ARCH'D RRWSE yIs"oer
Feb. !. -[s5-w3w1 T,,a;
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Mtssr' George Jsgt,sOn John z. Leigh John ". Bo.

'nsss'S George JsgtTson John T. Leigh John w. Bo-
Her' tSdtodrd Eggiesfon, John Webster. Sheriff NJ
Hnehd and as such Administrator of D,bv ay,g,.g
deed; W,uam r. Eggieston, and Vim. Eseieston..
ZEN iLEMEN Take notice, that shall proceed
70 lake the dispositions of Willis PilIer and others
10 me Tavern house Of Samuel d. Burke in The co,
co. trnce Edward and State of Virginia on the fo",tS
num- and SIKH lays Of March nex and il then and ,hers
next proceed to take the dispositions of The aid viii
rer anu others a, the said Tsvern.h house of samuel
-. burke, above mentioned [; and on the 7ib and s,b
aays oi warren next, J shall proceed TO take the de-
Posnens OF Pascha Roberts and Others in The Ia
", vennSuse OF .'e said Roberts, in the county of Anne
,,1 ano os'e OF virginia; and the FIRST second and
s slobs OF inPe't E'ice and Others in the BolIip
brook Hotel IN the Town of Petersburg, Virginia
ABOVE deposons are TO be read az evidence in 80, 20
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Cbanc tu a.,
soun,y o. Amelia, Virginia, in which am plain,G and
may attend il you like anu "nere you
Yours IouN ~ trrr,
January 29;b, 1884 o. "a EN-
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- BIGG ER'g
EXCHANGE md LOTTERY OFFICE
RICHMOND, VA,
SPLENDID CAPITALIST
virginia Dismal SWAMP Iofferv

20, ec ., JoT saturday, February Sfh.
% NO Lottery-10 drawn ballots.
noo mn CAPITALS.
@NV'VVV-$lO,OOO-$6,0 0O-S5 ,0O0-$2 ,s22-20 prizes
each OF $2,00O--5OO-40O and 200.
tickets $9-hslves 4 bO--qusrters 2 rs.
mr., $4,000 Capital, and as prizes Of 81, 900, &c.
'1"yfo'a STATE Lottoy, No. 4, for Tuesday Feb 2s.
10 No. Bottery--1I drawn ballots.
. CAPITALS
-$1O,O00-$4 900 So 600 So 420--e2 900
rs prizes Of 81, 06O-s4 of ssoo ~N'Vo'-
r., Iekets only $s-hsyes 81 50--quariers az rs
me numerous capital prizes continue to be sold and
PAD at sight, usual by bigger Orders meet she mos,
P'omp' attention. pissse asG as
-. a. THO z BIGGER, n esmogd, T>a.
10y ~ SIT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-09
CANDIDATES
For the LEGISLATURE Of VIRGINIA.

For THE STATE SENATE.
! ~ We are authorized to announce w lLLiAM
NJ McCARTY as candidate to represent the
District of Loudoun and Fairfax in the next
Senate Of Virginia.
For THE House OF DELEGATES.
F'dirfar County.
| H We are authorized to announce Coi.
SPENCER NJ BALL as a candidate to represent
the County of Fairfax in the next General AS
sembly of Virginia.
~ We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
S. DANIEL as a candidate to represent the Coun-
ty ofFairfax in the next Virginia Legislature.
~ We are requested to announce ARTHUR
F. LANE, ESQ. as candidate for seat in the
next Virginia Legislature, from the County OF
Fairfax.
Loudoun County.
~ We are authorized to announce JOHN
JANNEY, Esq. as candidate to represent the
County of Loudoun in the next Virginia House
ofDelegates.
IP We are authorized to announce JOHN NJ
HARRISON, Esq. as candidate to represent the
County of Loudoun in the next Virginia Legls
lature
I5 We are authorized to announce ROBERT
Il. LUcKETT Esq. candidate to represent the
County of Loudoun in the next Virginia Legis
lature.
Is We are authorized to announce LEWIS
BEARD Esq. a candidate to represent the
COuHLy VI LOuQOuH Ill Tie next virginia LeSlS-
lature.
~ We are authorized to announce JOHN NJ.
MCCARTY, Esq. as a candidate to represent the
County ofLoudoun in the next Virginia Legis-
allure.
~ We are authorized to announce Major
CHARLES A. ALEXANDER as candidate to repre-
sent the County of Loudoun in the next Virgi
MIA Legislature.
IP We are authorized to announce Captain
JOHN UPDIKE as a candidate to represent the
County Of Loudoun in the next Virginia Legis-
lature.
Prince William County.
81 Col. JOHN HooE will be supported as
candidate, at the ensuing election, to represent
the County of Prince William in the House of
Delegates.
II THOMAS B. HooE, Esq. will be run as the
Working Mems candidate to represent the
County ofPrnce William in the next General
Assembly of Virginia.
IL We are authorized to announce w. w.
WILLIAMS as candidate to represent the Coun-
ty Of Prince William in the House Of Delegatee.
~ We are authorized to announce BAIL
BRAwNER as candidate to represent the County
of Prince William in the House of Delegates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-09
SALES
MARSHAL,S SALE.

"ILL be sold for cash, on Saturday, the 10th
w day Of May next, at II o'clock, all the
Jane Moxley in the following Property, to wit:
IA One LOT, with two-story Brick HOUSE
lIa thereon, now occupied by Hugh Teddy, 81
tuated on Royal street, between King and Ca
meron streets, "a feet on Royal street, and run
ming westwardly l24 feet.
~ Also, one other FRAME HOUSE and
!:il LOT, now occupied by the said Jane MoX-
ley, situated on the east side of Pitt street. and
binding on the said Pitt street % feet and rum
ming eastwardly ia feet inches, to nine feet
alley.
The above property is sold to satisfy judg-
ment due Tench Ringgold, for the use ofAshby
and Stribling plaintiffs, against Peter Hewitt
and Jane Monkey, defendants.
C. SCOTT, D. M.
apr 9--eots For II. Ashton late Marshal
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uast freemen shall rejoice in their PIES,
The WIS., not an unoccupied acre remain Oh
sings an a. raise cabin or strike furrow.
which President if, in the Denignant coqnsels
MI providence il shall please HIM 70
OF are our liberties believe that II wiii De
perpesudSSatfb the agency OF These principles. And
throasS"t that melancholy crisis come TO US as
shouiee nav. as it has come to all past republics,
fear Il t I neople of this Union shall reject the
when o' 1n IF fixed principles, and seek to break
conIIu from te government flaars, then, indeed,
away YIN nt the hopes of our enemies, and all the
sir, WIN our friends meet in the catastrophe OF
tears s,;tntional liberty, and our "sun shall go
S GOWN while it isy day."
uO wss sir; and as fervently as join in aspira-
for the continued happiness of our beloved
V Ouotry do know that the good old doctrines
washington, of Ames, and that host OF pa
- '.o.s who headed the good old Federal party,
tho only doctrines which can stand the test
o. O. lime and the storms of party, and preserve
- -. institutions in their pristine energy and vi
- Jremain yours, with much respect,
s0'' FISHER AMEs.
rc;rfar County, "a, April 5, 1884.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-09

foandlings.-During the past winter near a
aozen infants have been abandoned by their
parents, and left on the steps, or placed IN the
r salS OF houses in this city. The punishment
lor conviction of such offence is made by law
severe, as it ought to be, no less than several
years hard labor in the state prison. The last
case that We have heard ofwas on Wednesday
" was lodged behind the hall door of house in
neekman street, having label pinned to its
~: with this inscription" The mother of
ails child not being able to support it. has placed
: UNDER the protection of the public. It's name
. Wltworth Cunard."--Y Y. Daily Adr.