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ONE CENT REWARD
WILL be paid for the apprehension of 7
w LIAM HILBUS, an indented appre

" JILL De pdlu 1oI the apprehension OF VIII
w LIAM HILBUS, an indented apprentice
to the subscriber, who runaway on Saturday
night, the Sd instant He is about 10 years old,
slender built. walks half bent, with downcast
look when spoken to- He is very much addict
ed to lying and stealing, and knows well the
meaning of bottle ofoil. In all probability he
has steered his course towards Hagerstown, as
he has been living at several shops in the Dis
trict, and he has Invariably born the same cha
racter. He also pursuaded off with him
youngster by the name of WILLIAM ALCORN,
an indented apprentice to the subscriber, about
Is years old, stout built, with very black
countenance, whose character is similar to the
one above mentioned. All persons are hereby
cautioned against harboring or employing said
BOYS, as the law will be enforced against them.
JEREMIAH w. SATTERWHITE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-21

From the New York Inspectors report, lt'I
pears that the whole number Of deaths. by o.
diseases, during the week ending Saturday m"
ming last, at O'Clock, was 2s9, of which by CIV
lera SO Ofthe whole number deceased, li3 o.
nearly one half were under the age of 2 year
There were inferred in the burying ground col
nected with st. Patrick's Cathedral 1903, and
Potter's Field sc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-21

The Poles, to whom the grant OF lana W
made by Congress- have accepted the warn %,
vitation given to them by public meeting !.
Illinois, to make the selection from among -
public lands in that State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-21

The contracts for the repairs OF the Cum'"
land Road, We understand, are taken. Some
the contractors have already commenced ""'
and others are making active preparations "
begin. No time should be lost to secure w
rough repair of this road before the winter "'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-21
ALEXANDRIA:
THURSDAY MORNING, AUG. 81, 1894

MANUrAcTuREs-A proper encouragement o:
the mechanic arts and Of manufactures is i'm
portant to the prosperity of any business COM
munity. 1t needs no argument to prove this
II has always seemed TO us that Alexandria, the
commercial mart Of this District and section OF
country, as she undoubtedly is and will be, ough,
also TO be rendered the manufacturing place for
the same.
A good foundation of most excellent mater
ais is already laid. We have Ship Yards, Rope
Walks, Foundres, Brew Houses, splendid Ca.
binet Manufactures, &C. SC. These are ali
now prosecuted with vigor, and the materials
issued from them not surpassed it is ackpow.
lodged, by any manufactured elsewhere.
Besides these, there are in no city or town
more industrious, skiful, and capable mechan-
les in the various branches, than we have among
our citizens They have proved their know
ledge and skill in every thing thatth have IN.
dertakcn. We believe they turn out as good
work here as in any other place in this country.
To foster and encourage these manufacturers
and mechanics by all the means in our power,
is the part of true wisdom. Benefit them, and
the whole community is benefited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-21

Mr.. Durant contemplateS making anou'''
cension in his balloon this day, from MS any
theatre in Charles street, Boston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-21

A violent thunder storm, accompanied VIII
hail and wind, occurred at Utica on Thur
day last, which did considerable damage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-21

CHoLERA.-The New York Board Of Health.
on the 18th, reported 40 cases and IS deaths; on
the 18th, there were 80 cases and II deaths. 1t
is proper to remark, that the most ofthese cases
occurred at Bellevue, among the paupers Judge
Cowan, of New York, died on Sunday Of Cho-
lera.
At AIbany, few cases continue to occur. The
disease still prevails at Montreal and Quebec
at the latter place it has broken out again VIC
lenty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-21

Rror.-By the Rochester papers Of THURSDAY
last we learn that considerable excitement ex
listed there in consequence of the arrest of the
principal negroes Of the place. II appears
gentleman formerly of Palmyra. but lately from
the South, was accompanied by female save
as servant, whom the negroes Of Palmyra aid
ed by those of Rochester attempted to abducir
and for that purpose attac ked the house Of Ms'
Williams, the mother Of The gentleman in ques'
ton, in the course Of the night but were una
BILE to enter A gun was fired at them, whleh
slightly wounded two negroes; they returned
fire withoutinjuring any one, & then commenced
demolishing the windows and doors. The alarm
was sounded, and numbers repaired to the spot
when the negroes fed. The slave had no d.
sire to leave, and positively refused when urge.
by them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-21

ANrcpATloN.-A man by the name of Murray
was to have beer executed in Philadelphia on
Friday last, but on the morning of the day was
reprieved. The people, however, who had
got up a dying speech and confession, 70,
getler with full and true! account of the exc
cuton. for the OCCASION not willing to lose Their
labor, were hawking the same about the streets,
all the same as though the man had really beeO
hanged.
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hanged.

RoBBERY.--Mr Handy, the Cashier Of the
Commercial Bank of Lake Erie, on his passage
last week from Buffalo to Cleveland, Ohio, or
board the steamboat Daniel Webster, had his
valisse, which contained bills to the amount Q.
fifteen thousand dollars, purloined from him By
some person on board. Diligent search was
made tor the money, but without success, until
the departure of the steamboat on her return
voyage. when it was discovered secreted in one
OF the berths Of the Storage cabin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-21

The Fish.--To the credit fthis patriotic por-
ton of our citizens, we learn, from good autho
rity, that not single Irishman was found en-
gagged in the recent riots in this vicinity
Philadelphia Int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-06

BCRNS AND Ills NARY.

kennedy became their mutual con.
ident. lie bore their messages, and
occasionally exercised his ingenuity in
devisiug clandestine interviews, and
IN assisting them 20 eiude detection.
One oil these took place n short tune
before Burns, in despair, embarked for
Jamaica. liz was in room Of Mr. Ar.
mor'b own house, who was tailor in
the small village of Mauchline. The
unfortunate pair, knowing the discov.
cry OF their secret marriage inevitable.
determined TO throw themselves on the
ciemcncy of Mr.. Armor. Co." said
Borns TO Kennedy, "teii John Amor
Robert Burns 10 with HE daughter. :"
On the delivery Of this message, Mr..
'Armor refused TO credit il, supposing
himself tritled with. Jen was his
favorite child, aud in Burns, he saw
the INDECENT, unfortunate peasant.
After the reimbursement had taken
place, the stern old man, with q full
knowledge of all the circumstances.
babe Burns beSone forever.
Alter Miss Armor's. or rather Mrs.
Burns, confinement, Kennedy, in pass.
ing the farm where the poet and his
brother Gilbert struggled TO obtain a
subsistence, was requested by the for.
mer to become the bearer Of a gift to
his "poor wife," The present was
hoisted by hi. brawny hands to the pom.
mel of the saddle, which consisted of
a bag filed with the substantial deli.
cacIes OF farm. Perjury approach
ing to restitution, admitted no choice
OF gentle souvenirs. kennedy's road
lay TO kilmarnock, but ..thcre was na~
resisting Robert" and he journeycd to
Mauchline. On his arrival. Mrs. Ar
nor, 10 her Kennedy attributes call
the difficulty" violently protested a.
gainst admitting him to an interview
with her daughter, besides bcstowinp
on him sundry uncerenonious appella.
tons, Tor befriending the "rake heIly
Burns. The lady, however. in ,hi.
instance. vas overruled by her hus.
band, and Kennedy vas permitted 10
proceed to the apartment where hr..
Burns was confined to bed and he
had mae been there aboos fifteen mi
nutes," when he heard scrambliny on
the stairs, and ''och sic a screaming"
when Burns burst into the room, holly
pursued by the lady Of the mansion.
who, in'urn, was as closely pursued by
her Infatuated husband. Burns Glew
TO The bed. and "putting his face 70
Jeans, aud EyDe to each ~ the wee
BARNS, wept like ony child; and och!
had We been there, YER heart would
hae burst rs mine did," This only
enrsged 'Sc unfeeling parents. The
sequel IL well known. The harsh snd
cruel father. having obtained the doeu.
meniary evidence Of their elandestiae
marriage. destroyed it,"
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ADVERSELY.

IL IL in adversely, as in stormy
weather: when the heavens are cover
Ell with clouds, anil the rain poLrs
down "a torrents. We feel gloomy, hot
because there Is no sun, because -,
Know he shines above the tempest
not because We deem the Inelement 10
be injurious. for we experience ils he D.
py effects IN reviNing nature, in the
publication Of the atmosphere, and in
the health 81 animal economy but VS.
are oppressed because the cheering
sunshine Is not palpsbly felt. because
the atmosphere, like heavy weight.
dcpressc> tho spirits. and brcanse eli
natGre ~ arfayed 10 the veil Of nhysi.
cal darkness. When the yirtuuus are
cast down by the storms Of prOviden.
tial trial, it Is not because there is no
GOD, Tor they are sure that he rcigns
10 majesty supreme above the cafey
GoOd; u 10 not because they imagine
that trials arc injurious to them. for
they are conscious that they subserve
the same purpose IN the moral az in
tie physical world; but they sre down.
cast eth grief because they feel no,
the immediate beams 0f the sun Of con
ISOLATION. because they are oppressed
add enveloped N the mysterious a..
mosphere Of Heavens proVidentiaI
desihgs; 30 that. ike the fugitive pro
phe'' d'stFusiful 81 he mastet's absn.
Comment, they wrap their faces in thri,
mantle, t'll the s'll small voice in.
spires them With comfort. Adversity
may be 'atd to wips away the ~ com
Pacied principles and homes o. .ho..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-06
MARCH.

Earth seems tn glow With renovated life
The ether With n soitns.s - im,aed,
Nh'cA meli> the h.r,ieuci spirit 10 that mood,
In ~hiSh, to fvcl Ourselves s,ar from striie,
Is -cstsey i;h tl.e gtvca Ll..l,ng grass,
The singing birds aud the translucent Nv,
On which the clouds IN western glory lac,
We own abond OF union, which, alas!
Though latter years have weakened, CONC. n,
times
To claim dominion o'or US, ~ in youth,
ana, n The dovneast spirit it nblimes,
VIC turn from NOW rr,erics uncouth,
Aud from the world's vain foi,e, and "a. crime.
10 ponder ON the past and SIGH FOR Truth.
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he CosFfLEH ~ill ise sett % uib.cf,i,cr. q, 8
= "''s'n'' i'ayaIic 90 advance. indi,iduni. pr
lring Tour sibsefitcrs and tfansrniif,., 81 A.
kiit1r, Siii D. entitled 90 y TIM .,,,. .,r.,.
mooney transin'tied b. mail "a de "a "a a..
'ltor. Communications must b. ts,.i ,.,,.t -
+ 4 shcn trEnsuiding lists a sib.sr,i,.r,
lHE UaFLH C0NFfLKn cau b. srnt tf -..,.,t.
out of HichmOai II SO pcF snnum.
BE- Compiler is yablislied on sheet ssI, hear.
~ sizc a the Rioiinioad En.luircr
the immediate establishments Of laf,rr "a
~ of III Stssc Government adsDra,inr o.,
tion q Mr.. Guar Is ~ The highest in,psr.
NJ kditor would Tequess the aetisc ,.rr.
a thos Friendly 10 hfs views, 10 serufln., d
DC ?" extensive county circulation.
-, A'-vtss wili confer iavos BY c,bibr
mia prospectus ~ their omeus. atd ,..s.s...t.
'he names u sabtcribcrs.
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VARIETY.

Tho following advertisement appear. an a
Louisville (Ky.) paper
The undersigned received The follow.
ing letter. 20 day, from, Richmond. Va:
Dear BrotieT-Will ypu be- 80 good A..
10 forward the enclosed tote II $50. TO ono
Charles Gerrill. living IN the ncighbofhcod
OF Louisville. near Middletown Nv About
one fourth ofthis money I'll into NY hands
many years ago. The o~nrr not know
,ng Of %. and being n wicked and carsless
man. I'D not trouble N.Y., u 10 pay u 60
hlm Bong now settling my accounts.
and preparing Tor the eternal world. ih,s
htlle matter comes IN NY mind. and tfou
bies me 90 view 81 death
! hsvs confidence you Wi 30 th,, for
me isend slso five dollar note. oui Of
u Psy postage. and apply ~hri .. len to
iny Pious use you plrs.e /.scu1rs.
y " SAW1ELI..
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rrsLtsasD, ~EHKLr, at
OOAf -. G.lLL.lNER.
CONDITIONS.
TWO DOLLARS & FIFTY O "a,

Payable half yearly; but Two DoLI,a,
fili be received Is payment IN full, If paid
purely in advance. Whenever payment is
eferred beyond the expiration Of the year,
hterest will be charged.
g subscriptions for six months, 81 IS, TO
p paid invariably in siranee.
ADVERTISING.
The term. Of advertising, arc For square
n less, 81, Tor three inscrtions-larxer one,
the same proportion. Zach continuance,
= cents per square.
q. All advertisements not ordered for a
Pecihe time, will be continued Until forbid
NJ changed accordingly.
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honor OF my public hfc--an honor than
which none higher. in my opinion, can be
presented To the ambition Of an American cit
zen. sacrifice social and kindly relations
With many members of this body would
fam hope with au-which have been the
source Of the highest satisfaction to me here.
and the remembrance Of which shall cher
ish with sincere pleasure IN the retirement
whittier go. know and feel the weight Of
these sacrifices; but, great % they arc. make
them without sigh, n the most emphatic
homage can render to principle . believe
vital TO the republican system. and indIspen-
sable to the safe and saiutary action OF our 20
litical Institutions.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-06

who live only to themselves and their
dePraved sppeiites, as the cataract
sweeps down the treasures and labors
oil man but II rolls round the virtuaus
members Of tho community like the
waters OF the ocean that rage aroun !
the earth. which, the moro they beat
upon their briny foundation. tend 20
render IL more solid, aud thus strength
en- the terrestrial rampant which it APP
.Parently threatens TO destroy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-06

Original .4S,ecdoie Il traveller crossing
The Green Mountains. 80 Vermont. ~ tho
month of August. discovered a bare. head
Ell and bsrs footed urchio with large ion
bucket by bis side. digging INTO deco
'noTdrii' and very inEoeehily put tho
q1estiob--
Ny young lad. wha. DO you inisnd 70
DO wiih that snow -
Why ST.. mother wants 70 ibaw Il 10
get water 10 wash With
Then why not take u from ihe tsp of
the dr,n. instead Of digging 70 deep 7f
Why ~, that on The Top siai good fsr
sny thing tho Wsfni vrsthsr Lss dgisd
all he tesisr 0ia ont III LirerpsOi .Nereurg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-06

TIE Lhfehsa u Bsrri -- Letters from Iia
y eonis'n The following We lesfb frou,
ieEhofn. under dat ~ 10Th of NsvsmbsF.
ih't on The night before last .diedLs daueh-
isf q Madame. Duehsss n Bern. noyy
Cenntes' Lusches psni, born al Blsgs."
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the earth, which, the more they beat
upon their briny foundation, tend 60
render Il more solid, aud thus strength
en- the terrestrial rampant which it APP
parenty threatens TO destroy.
-S51o3,-
Dr. fSankiin-The leading property Of
Dr. franklins mind, great rs II was-Ihe Ia
Guilty which made him remark able, and set
him apart from other men-the generator, in
truth, Of all his power-was good sense
only plain, good sense, nothing moro. ue
vas not q man IF genius there was no bril-
lianey about him; htilo or no fcrvor nothing
IKE poetry or eloquence and yet BY the
sole. uniiring cooperation OF this humble,
unpretending quality Of the mind, he came Ia
do moro ia the world Of science-more in
council more in the revolution of empires
uneducated, or self-educated as he was--than
i've hundred others might have done, each
with moro genius, more fe-yor, more elo-
quence. and more brilliancy.-[ Black. Nag.
SOC
. DufJui Hiiotc.--Tbe clerk of a large pa.
r:sh not Eve miles from Bridsenortb, salon.
PerceiNins female crossing the church, ard
IN widows garb, with n watering can aud
bundle, had the curiosity % follow her, aud
he discovered her Ia be Mis-, whose hus-
band had not iorg been inferred. The fol-
lowing conversation took place: "Ah Ms.
-, what are YOU going 10 do with your wa
toring can :" why, Mr.. p, have beg
scd few haysecds, which have in my bun
die, and AN going TO SOW them upon my poor
husbands grave, andhave brought n little wa
ter with the, TO make them spring" The
clerk replied "You have no occasion 20 do
that, Is the grass will soon grow upon it,
"Ahl Mr.. P, that may be hut do YOU
know that my poor husband, who now lies
here, made me promise him, on his death
bed, would never marry again till the grass
had grown over his grave and having good
offer made me, dunna wish TO break nv
word, or be kept as -[LirsrpoOI Cour.
Ecery man TO his Trade. A soldier.
while Cunning up Leith Walk on n wet
day, 'ately,had his pure white inexpres-
sibles, which seemed to be the very
pride OF his heart, completely destroy
ed, Tor one day at least, by a splash of
mud from cart going down. The
man OF war did not much relish the 81
iute, and insisted that the carter must
paw the damage done or fight him.
Fight" said the carter with a look
Ioi supreme contempt, "D-n il, figh.
tins your trade; but III ca horse
WI ony o. ye-hup, Charlie, hup!"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-06

We take leave, under existing circumstan-
ces, TO lay before our readers the following
letter from VIM. c. Rives, Esq. We have
no authority to publish it-but We take Il
uPo" cur o,cn responsibility" We think II
due To him-and due to the people RuA
mours have been thrown into eirc ulation, TO
the injury of MIR. R.-upon which his letter
puts the cxiinguisher.-IRi eknSnd Eng.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-06
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
Richmond COnDiler.
NJ. NJ. ROBINSON.

Pu1EaAed Sent Decily for me Coun,,.y.
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slave formerly the property OF MISS sally
though for series of years aborlng under this
affection, yielded to his skill, though it had baf-
fled the science Of most of the Faculty. Hope
less of relief in reduced abandoned
by his friends, and seeking aims Of the public,
whose eye must revolt at sight which would
shock the finer feelings of mankind-at this
time, fortunately for this object Of pity, DR.. H.
felt confident that he was his Creators instru-
ment to effect his cure, and is now living wit
ness ofthe truth of this assertion, by proper me-
dicine, properly applied.
To which, FIVE cases OF CANCER, and ma
ny other inveterate sores, Of long standing,
might be added-al of which have been effec-
tualIy cured by DR.. Houston, in this city, within
the last four months. Satisfactory reference to
the persons will be given, on application:
A. HOUSTON, MD.
~ DR.. H. is ready to receive all orders, post
paid, at his Office at the Boarding House of
Captain hewitt, opposite the Market House,
(late Mrs. Mills residence Cameron street, AL
exandria. nov
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TO THE PUBLIC.

nR. HOUSTON, successor of the late DR..
IL JOHN THAYBoLD, Fellow of the Royal Col
lege of Physicians of Persia, tenders his PROBES
sional services to the citizens of Alexandria d.
Co. and the public in general, and is ready to be
consulted GRATIS in all cases of disease Incl
dent to the human frame, but more especially in
that virulcnt and almost yet unconquerabIe dis
ease the CANCER, as unquestionable authority
can prove the cure of the most awful case which
ever afflicted one Of the human family. To
those afflicted with this dreful scouIge, with
hundreds Of Others he particularly refers to the
cure of JAMES BOND, [see engraving belowl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-17
GEO. S. HOUGH

Has this day received and opened
~ Pieces Superfne Cloths, in ad 90 10 MS
Id former stock; consisting OF Blue BACK
Invisible Green, Dahlia, Russell Brown, Muloer-
nv. Adelaide Double Mild Drabs ana Mixtures,
which makes his assortment IN tnls aruCle ve.y
sp5 cassinetss which win be sold low; Black Silk
Plush. Veiyets, and Fancy Vestings; LAMPS
wool Hose and Shirts; White Merino Hose; En-,
glish and French Meripos; Super Shawls and
Hdkfs. Also, splendid new style Gilt Coat But
Ions.
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Certificate Of Mr. Robert Glenn, Mn Stone Ma
nufacturer, Alerundrid, ID. c.

nufacturer, Alerundrid, ID. c.
For the benefit ofthe afflicted. This is to GER
tify that was greatly troubled with most
every thing the faculty could devise was done to
effect cure in st. Thomas Hospital, in the Isle
of Wight, England, and in the East India Com
pany's Hospital in Bengal, but without any VI
sibIe Improvement ofmy condition. have al
so been attended by other physicians but all to
no purpose. Finally, applied to DR.; A. Hous-
ton, and, forsaking all others, | conflded myse1
to his advice and attention only; and do certify
that by his skill and Judgment as Surgeon, ne
which was so long afflicted. .,
In witness whereof, have hereunto subscrib-
ed my name, this Sd day of November. 1884
ROBERT GLENN.
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RANK NOTES WANTED.

BANK NOTES WANTED.
8. NICHOLS wishes to purchase Bank
l. Notes of all the Banks which have stoppea
specie payment within the District ofColumoid'
and will give the highest prices in specie-So TO
OK rents Washington, may 6-dtf
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FOR NORFOLK.


S The Steamboat CHE
SAPEAKE, Capt WILSON,
- M will be run as regular
packet between Alexan-
dia anG Norfolk; leaving Alexandria on Tues
DAYS and Fridays, at l O'Clock, and arriving In
Norfolk in time to put passengers for Richmond
On board The Patrick Henry.
Returning, leave Norfolk on Wednesdays and
Sundays, at P. NJ, taking passengers from
hePatrick Henry, and arrive at Alexandria on
Mondays and Thursdays, at 10 A. M. Passen'
gers for Baltimore can be carried through the
same day.
Fare from Alexandria to Norfolk, SO, eXclu-
sye ofmeas, or 81, meals included. From Nor
folk to Baltimore, So, exclusive of meals; 80
meals included.
The Chesapeake is a new Boat, particularly
adapted to this route; is coppered, copper-fas-
tened, has a strong copper boiler, and is, IN all
respects entitled to the confidence OF travellers
Parties of pleasure and families will only be
charged IS for the trip TO Norfolk or Old Point
and back. J. WILSON, Captain.