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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-11

Net DehOcfaIc gain, -
Milking difference Oi 26 ~ The present DepocroGr
msiprdy ~ Congress HbnHg dreae
No election IN one dihet No election 10 four districts.
The present conie-iis one VIGOROUSLY wsged by The
Bank Of tic Uh States for charter but 20 lar a. the
elections have progressed her las lost ground and
she IS iSftbcf than from Obtaining her object The
mioy 90 Congress opposed to pfOonging her existence
has received additions to lts sfenghs member lro
Illinois one rom Louisiana, six from PennsJ lvaGis and
Fix lrOm Georgia To- The Senate size will losc the en-
suing yesf, Benof New Hampshire, Spfsgue Of Maine
Ffelinghuyscn Of Kew Jersey Poudexer OF Mississippi
aud probably seyefal oliers.- Cincinnati Rtp.
APosrACX REwAHDEp.--iion janice DWoll, Of
Bristol, .ho las lstly to The Tory es came
UP canddsie Tor Speaker Of lie House u Reprcse-
tSyes, yesterday and defeated by raionfy OF four
Rhode Island RSpUbfican.
NoBI& SENTIMENT The sotjoined IL o toast given
by lie Hon g. e Cisy concluding HE speech al rus.
csonss u enbcdics within itself de true republican doc
rnc, and furnishes chart Tor Tic honest politician 10
square lis actions by.
"By lie Hon. G. g. Clay.--Jhc Right Of Instruction
"A fundamental principle, Indispensable 10 tie purity u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-11

representative Government: without obedience H.
their agents aud not the People. give law The OF ho
nor. Who fluids be cienousy aud consistently
obey the known Will his constituents will always npt
~ surrender ihe trust eonhded 10 him. -H0nfg0
(y4la J yfdpti fiSey.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-11

TWENTY FouRTI CoNGRFss The Elections OF
meh'efs at lie 2ii Congress have been held in
States. during ihe present The results are as
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-11
Wood Lawn. os.ngs Co.. Oct. 81.

NAMES RIVER FARM FOR SALE -On The 81
% day Of December next will sell by auction, the
trout door oil McCoys tavern i'm Csrersviile my Tract Of
Land the opposite side OF the river containing by ne
OF low grounds OF the frs, quality, nearly every OF
line tobacco lands BOB wood land several pieces of pag
ed wood land, not surveyed separately, which, tog ether
with some which Is gown up with pine, is included in
the cleared land. The high land the very
broken, and OF il much Injured ny njudicous cult.
walton; that from the river. falling gradually srds
large branch, lies well, aud IL generally good
heart OF il pretty well taken in clover; hut sone OF
hi. is also injured and grown up with pine The Tract
is all sound htm mprov abe land, with good clay
foundation, and without doubt fine plaster land The
wOod land is distributed that leaves and bushes for the
restoration o, that which is CALLED convenient 10 ove-
ny part considerable portion Of the wood land is good
tobacco land. Indeed, consider II worthy Of the attsn-
that be bought Tor very moderate price, in Que OF
the desirable neghborhoods in Virginia The div ELL
ing house is conveniently planned, with five rooms each
with fire place, and dry cellar also with fire. place
The house, however, well ts yard and garden
oil repair. The spri"g OF water remarkably fine. The
barn very Indifferent the machine good; the stable corn.
housc aud tobacco houses Tor the part new crop
oil wheat than hundrrd bushels, will be put in as
well as ~ in the ncig hbo hood. Terms vi pay
men-Six equal annual instanen the two first, secur-
ell by approved personal security, aud the whole by
Deed in Trust on the premises. WILL myself. show the
Land any DESTROYS To purchase, who will do me the
iayor to Call m-; those who may find il couye-
nisu will be shcwn by my iend. Nj john Pemberion
adjoining any other neighbor ~ho will take trouble
At the same time and place, will be sold the stock Of
all kinds the lan and the corn fodder and p
utensils, six months credit, for dollars;
that aud under Also Tor cash, or Twelve
Negroes, oil different descriptions, men, women, &c.,
among them soms likely young men
October 10. 45-wds
OF The Ed,ois of the Wing requested publish
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-11

ARRIVAL THE LION. &c.-The brig William Tell
arrived at New York Friday last. lion, he OF
Africa, has board, the great male lion, (Bsshaw Me-
monn,) and tile two hesuuiu jet black Arab stud
horses, (Abiehaman and Sid iAne') considered OF the
pu'et blood aud swi,est breed in Barhay These AMI
mails were presented by his majesty, the Emperor OF
Morocco 10 the u Government, Though our Consul,
Nj leib and by him shipped on board the w a.. OH the
80 July. She las also ON board rains from Tesl north
loot OF ,h' Atlas monnains, their wool very ne said to be
from, the giua stock with Spanish n,eros and
breed o. sheen
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AND FOR SAI.E.-wnl be sold, on he prenises,
on the 18th oil November Zone third of the purchase
cash, the balance in two equal annual n>alnens) my
tract oil land on Appomaitox river in the county oil Cum
oerand, containing 622 acfes-nesry ouchaii OF which
river or branch low grounds and the high land genera
~ OF line quality Its good tobacco lracsnd The hest,
Is believed, Tor aud wheat, in all this section of
country. There il dwelling house OF six ROOMS on The
l"nd but needing repair; good grsnay aud tr shng
machine aud all necessory houses Tor securing crops,
&C., Sc AZ The .sne time aud place. corn stock,
&c, will he sold Terms AT the sale crop wheat will
be sowcd OF the land JOHN MILLER.
Cumberland, Oct. 81. io-wtJs
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Noi ONLY has The boasd specie already coasod bot
~ exP9eon as commenced The effect Of hun6Jg gold bin
h beginning be eapcro0rod. 0 shat we o,G ~
would Boz ~ already know sbpponi Of lgef a. ,o
uD.'-JN y Cotusyraf .4iceyfsef. F
since me worthy editor received severe casfgatioe
from certain gentleman Of "breechcs pochet nootietv
Ior telling me truth u 10 supposed be hes been very care
'il, particularly 10 bis political oacles not to sncf, re-
petition Of such nnRenilemany Treatment by continuing
fhe pf'clicc We can assure the public, however, lbsi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-11
RANDOLPH HARRISON.

1O--W
0 The Elois WING requested publish the above
week ill sale, ,hoir
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Executor of Dr. Austin Jpharton, deceased
G9och,nd, October 10. l5-wll
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Milking difference OF 20 ~ The present Democratic
hsofity ~ Congress. .aibaiig argqe
No election disifct SO election 10 four dia,isfs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-11

UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA ID
~ DtPatfnenf-The Lectures viii CONNIE n' ON Mon
day November the 81, and continued ill the LIT
March, under the following arrangement Of the Chai,s
institutes aud Practice OF Medicine aud Cdnics prac-
tee, by Nathaniel Chapman, NJ. d.. aud Samuel jack
sou. NJ. ID.
Anstomy, by William 4. Homer. NJ. d..
M,tera Me,lira, by John iedusn Coke, NJ. ID.
Chemistry. by Robert Haze, NJ. ID.
Surgery, by william Gibson, NJ ID.
Obstetrics aud the Diseases Of and children by
-, NJ. ID.
W. +. HORNER. Dean,
s. w. corner oil Spruce and 0 h streets.
September IL. 37-il0N
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-06
Horatio Day

DEUTRNS thanks to the ladies and gentlemen of
10 alexandria and its vicinity for the liberal encou-
ragement extended to him since his commencement in
business and solcits continuance of their avors He
has on hand general assortment of
Ladies' Boots and Shoes
Gentiemen's Boots and Shoes; and
Children's Boots and Shoes
All of which will be sold at the lowest prices for cash,
or to punctua customers on the usual time.
Ladies or gentlemen wishing any articles made to
order, will be promptly attended to.
N. B. The subscriber being desirous to close his pre-.
sent business between this time and Spring, appeals to
all persons in town country who indebted to his
establishment settle their by the middle of
January, 1884. dec l1-dlw&2aw3w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-06
SALES AT AUCTION.
FOR SALE,

1-S A valuable FLOUR STORE g.
@T.TNa WAGON STAND, situated at tba
Ef fkR western extremity of King street: the
boundaries of the Store beginning A.
the distance of 125 feet 5 inches from the west
side Of West street; thence northwardly, paral,
lei to West street, 100 feet, to ten feet aIIey
thence eastwardy, and parallel to King street
90 feet; thence southwardly, and parallel 10
West street, 100 feet, to King street; thence
westwardly, bounding on King street, 90 feet, to
the beginning The boundaries of the Wagon
Stand, at present possessed by Gibson, begin.
ming at the termination OF the line OF the Store
last mentioned, and at the distance of l01 feet s
inches from the point where the north line of King
street ntersects the west line OF West street, and
running northwardly, parallel to West street,
100 feet; thence, crossing the alley Of ten feet
westwardIy, parallel to King street, % feet;
thence northwardly, parallel to West street, GAS
feet inches, to Cameron street; thence east.
wardy, with said street, 1873 feet inches to
West street; thence southwardly, with West
street. 243 feet Q inches, to the alley; thence
westwardly. with the alley. 10 feet; thence. eros
sing the alley of ten feet, southwardly, 100 feet,
to King street; thence, with King street. west
wardly, 80 feet inches, to the beginning.
If the property is not sold by private Sale be-
fore the 9th day of December next, IT will then
be offered at auction at O'Clock 10 the afternoon
on the premises. The terms of sale, and the ne
cessary information relative TO the title, will be
given by the subscriber
nov 29-2aw9t COLIN AULD.
No. The sale Of the above described property
is postponed till Friday the Sd of January next, the
same place and hour. dec II
~ The above sale is further postponed till
Friday, the 18TH instant. Jan 3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-06
Superior ines, &c.

Superior ~ ines, &c.
yFyHE subscribers offer for sale the following assert.
I ment of GENUINE g WE'LL SELECTED
WINES, in casks and cases:-
L. P. Madeira. pale and red, Murdoch 90.
Lp do do Newton, Gordon & Co
LP do Tinta, vintage oflS2l
Up. do sercial, vintage of 1919
lp. do Bual, do 1927
I.P. do Burgundy, do 1926
LIP do East India per Brahmin
LP. do Payne & Co.
Gordon's pure Grape Juice ~
Choice Ola Sherry, gold, pale and brown, Ouif'
Gordon x Co.
Do Burgundy Port; do Dry Port, Harris & Son
Old Hook Dry Lisbon Canary and Smyrna
ST. Julian, hedoc and Montferrend Claret
Hermitage and sauterne
Champaign, TaTragona, &C.
Choice Old Brandy, Rum, &c
With general assortment OF GROCEHIES, ge
All of which will be sold on moderate terms
GUY ATKINSON Il SON,
dec 11--eotf Fairfax street, Aexandra.
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AittAe River Turnpike Road
HnKDQMY

CTOCKHOLpERS in this Company are hereby mott.
~ fed that an Election will be held at the Town
Hall in Alexandra on Friday, the 10th January next,
between the hours of IL and g. for President, four
Directors and Treasurer; also, for the settlement of
the accounts for the present year.
JONAH THOMPSON, Treasurer.
dec 80 lothian
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-06
T or sale,

EXyILL be offered for sale, on the third Monday OF
w January next, (being Court day,) in front OF the
Court House, all the right, title and interest, In the
property of the Town of Providence, Fairfax Court
House. being the same devised to Penelope Jack
son by the late Richard Radcliffe, deceased Persons
disposed to purchase however, may get bargain by
application to the subscriber before the day of sale -
Gentlemen wishing to invest money in real propcTt!
would do we'll to see the undersigned.
dec 2.-eots SPENCER JACKSON
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Ground Plaster,
Bank Of AieXandeia,

December %, 1885.
vEyHE stockholders in this institution are hereby no.
4 tilted that the Annual Election for Ten Directors
thereof will be held their Banking House the third
Monday (20,h) of January next. rolls open from ~
A. to T.. NJ. l.. hchENNh'
40. % aoo0tbJan Cashier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-06
Public Sale.

WILL be sold at the Court House of Fairfax COun
w ty, on the first day of January Court next, at
public auction, NEGRO NAN, twenty one years Of
age; and a NEGRO BOY, six or eight years OF age
credit Of nine months will be allowed the purchaser
giving bond, with good security. The said slavet are
parts of the estate of Gabriel Childs, deceased.
dec 10 -eotJan2O URIAti n. hGFR. Admir-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-06
Fur Capes.
To Hire.
Nope.N ak.

EOsIAH Fl. DAVIS respectfully informs his friends
81 and the pub ic that his PATENT ROPE-WALk
is now in complete operation. and he will thankfully
execute all orders at the shortest notice lnaSmuch as
have got this business up at great cost and trouble
hope to receive all the support may be found wor'
thv nf Alexandra, January 5, 834.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-06
ORAWS TOMORROW
Grand Consolidated Lottery,


Glass No. for 1884.
Will be drawn in Wilmington Del on Tuesday Jan
/ prize of $4,000 1 prize of $4,000
/ do of 5000 70 prize of 5000
Whole tickets 81 so; halves IS; quarters 123
Literature Lottery of the State of Delaware,
Class No 1 { 1884
Is N,naber Lottery-11 Dra,on Ballots
CAPITAL PRIZE $40 900
Tickets 49,; halves so; quarters rs
Virginia State Lottery,
For the Benefit of the Dismal Savan,p Canal Company
Glass No. for 1854,
Will be drawn in Richmond on Friday, January 10
prize of 100000 prize OF $4,000
do of 10000 l prize of 5000
90 Capital Prizes of $4,000! &c &c
Tickets So; halves so; quarters 25 eighths l25
To be had in a variety of numbers at
=. w. VIOLETY,S
Lucky Lottery Office,
Upper end of King street, near the Diagonal Pump.
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stop the Thief stop the
IHIEFiL


dark iron grey color, with long and full switch tail
which is white towards the end; he has large legs,
of and heavy appearance but rides well for one
of his size; has blister the right sde occaSIoneu
by saddle scald, which bare when he was sO
len He carries his fore feet close to cut his an
cles, unless great is taken in shoeing him, sno
marks now appear on them made by his shoes
The Saddle is old, with plated StirruTs much etfas
ed, and cloth of twilled cotton, spotted and some
what resembling leopard skin The Bride has req
leather rens and snaf1e BIZ: and the Martinga!e is o.
red leather, with plated hooks.
About two O'Clock on Thursday morning, the us
instant, man about feet 10 or ii inches high, 4"
spare figure. thin visage, of gentee and youthful ~
pearance, with dark hair, was seen in Alexandria W
c. by the watchmen of the town, riding horse OF p
above description, which, from his appearance, hSo
been rode fast. The watchmen describe this man .
pert in his manner, ard of quick speech-he wore
cloth cap. with large tasse and dark camle Gloss
his departure from Alexandra was sudden and circOq
stances justify the belief that he went towards WASH
ington. and thence Northward IS
For the recovery of the Horse, will give reward "
Thirty Dollars, and the additional sum of Fifty Do'
for the conviction Of the Thief 80.
Any information on this subject may be commune
ed to Bernard hooe, of Alexandria, as expect 10 "
absent from home for several weeks
JOHN HOOE, Junr
OF Locust Grove, Prince william Co Va
dec 2--eotf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-08
OFFICE HOLDERS.

The following suggestions are mace III siie
National Intelligencer:-
g And now. with all hope of present relief cut
of. and nothing in prospect for the industrious
and productive classes ofthe community, as we
believe but unmtigated and accumulatlng dis
tress-ofruin to the rich and misery to the poor
bit even supposing things to get no worse
than they are, what becomes the plain duty OF
Congress, what becomes the duty OF the House
of Representatives especially, which has, by It's
late vote, solemnly guaranteed the communion
of the existing distress2 1t becomes its duty TO
put all the citizens of the Republic on footing
of equality; to forbid that one class, the once,
holders, shall fatten while others starve-shall
profit by the miseries of their suffering country
men, whilst they ridicule and mock at them
There can be no dispute that those causes which
arrest in any country the whole course OF trade
and all the operations of manufacture; which
throw men out Of profitable employment, and
create a universal reduction Of prices, have the
effect to enhance the value Of fixed income.
The causes which produce the stagnaton OF
trade, the failure Of the manufactures, the bank
ruptcy of the merchant, the ruin of the planter,
and the beggary ofthe laboring man, reach not
the o6ice-holder except to make his salary the
more valuable. HIS income 'augments In exact
proportion to the diminution of income OF the
rest of the community. And, as the causes which
equally from the act of the Government, it is
the duty of the Government to remedy that sort
of injustice, by reducing the salaries of all who
draw their support from the public treasury, in
something like proportion to the reduction OF
the value of labor The salary Of every Fede-
raj officer, CLERKS not being considered such)
from the PRESIDENT down to the Underwater,
should be reduced at least one-third. A reduc-
ton ofone-half of the amount of their income
would not bring them down to level with the
rest of their countrymen, many of whom, by the
folly and chance medly mischief Of "the Gov
ernment," have lost, not the half, but the whole
of theirs"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-08

common people, including 1867 wives or,,
ers and artizans. This appalling les. Vi labor,
solemn for rhetorical .elucidation. 'ISsoh is TOO
the DIRE ad simplicity of its truth" 'eave tin
In view of result SO awful-a caI.m..
terrible, we can pardon the generous y" 50
of our friend of the Richmond Wbg W., %arnth
ings: u' leel.
"The victims Of such villainous f,,
and impositions are to be pited for 'tahsoenoOds
rance which makes them rush into tho Vie lgao
the Demagogue, and engages them nj in Si lar Of
labor, forging the chains for their own II. dlgen
country's liberty; but what anguag 90 b und their
to express. the scorn and abhorrennmoa mas Terms
those, who tor the temporary object of nue. uue to
al or party triumph, infuse sentiments person,
picions into their more ignorant conn and sus,
which, once taking firm root, must coo~n',rymen
peace, happiness and liberty of the Consume The
one general confagration? For sucS o anEy IN
diary, earth has no execrations comm all laceQ-
with the enormity Of his offence ard Isafate
corner hot enough to infict the puniSbn nel no
deserves" '-'Nlelt it
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-08
TURKEY.

The harem of Adallah Pacha, the defender of
Acre arrived, on the Goth OF January In an
Egyptian corvette, at Constantinopie Report
saws that Adallah has already been appointed
to a Pachalk in Asia; some name Bagdad. He
certainly deserves some reward from the Porte
for his obstinate devotion to her cause in Acre.
M Rothschild has finally come to an ar
rangement with the Porte regarding the pay
ment of the indemnity; and he will, consequent
ly, remain at Constantinople for some months.
The winter up to the 2Sth of January, had
been unusually, mild, the weather resembled
that of May rather than of January. This is
much in favor of the next crop of silk, which
will in all probability, be very abundant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-08

1t must be remembered that the House ofp.
representatives. has expressed no opinion on II.
sufficiency of the Secretary's reasons FIR II.
Removal of the Deposites That question to,
blinked. The Managers beat all round tbebusb
but never touched it. 1t is probable, thatif
vote on that question could be obtained tbor
might be defeated. The House stands in A simon
lar postion-the effect of party disciplas-b.
majority afraid to vote upon the acts of tins.
whom it sustains.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-08

We have read with melancholy pleasur:
the Report of the Committee of the PennyL
vania Academy Of Fine Arts, appointed to in
vestigate the situation of the Academy and to
suggest measures for its relief and, with the
National Gazette, cannot believe that an inst
tuition so useful, elegant, and generally credita.
BILE, will be suffered to perish. The honor Of
Pennsylvania, Of Philadelphia-indeed Of the
whole country, is concerned in sustaining the
Academy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-08
ss.OOO,OOO OF GLORYw

Comparisons establish facts sometimes better
than arguments-especially when the COMPARE
sons are of positive and ascertained quantities.
One of the boasts of this Administration is, that
it is an administration of economy and reform.
With view to put this boast of economy to
the proof we annex from the publication, which
JFatkins Leigh with happy satire designates as
commentary upon the Constitution, more eX-
nlanatory even than the learned and able work
of Judge Story-the Blue Book-certain tables,
setting forth the expenditures under the same
heads during the administration of Mr. Adams
which General Jackson came to reform-and
those of the first term of the Reform. We begin
with
Expenses of CONGRESS E Erecative Department.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-08

The U. S. frigate Brandywne is on the e"
Of sailing from this port for the Pacific, to stop
at Norfolk, to await the appointment OF MI
Stevenson, as Minister to England, Who 10
be landed there on her way to her place oil deS
tination.-Ne1D York Gaz.
What condition we have arrived at WneD
Representative in Congress and the SPeahe
of the House of Representatives holds his sea-
under a promise of Executive TeuaTa I"'
thing is monstrous! On his allegiance 10 f0"'
Err does it depend whether Mr. Stevenson SO',
to England. Once permit such pracllCe' "lu
Centurion will unmask itself and the Emp"'
bid for votes from its Pretorian band III 'He0'
pitol
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-08

We believe the Charter election Cum mine
in New York to-day. We cannot DC %, Sa" which
When we reflect upon the immense ou11 coo al
the Wings have to contend against We obiere
once, how difficult it must be tor tlleiH ortv We
victory. Man to man, and party 10 p" 90 Pow
,,now what would be the result; but wnell info
err and Patronage, and Money, are tntO ';a..
ons scale If is almost sure TO he the he"'''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-08

A most numerous and highly respectable Con
vention has been held at Trenton, n J.. al
which resolutions were passed declaring the re-
solutions of the New Jersey Legislature on the
Deposite question not to be in accordance viii
the wishes of the people Of the State, and, fur
Their, approving of the course of their Senators
in Congress.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
TINE notes and accounts for purchases made
Il ofthe effects Of George White, which had
been transferred to me as Trustee, are due. and
will be Immediately put in train of collections
by suit or warrant, unless the debtors call and
pay me their respective dues The creditors in
sist that the Trust be closed, without delay.
B. HOOE, Trustee Of Geo. White.
apr st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-08

We take wicked pleasure in givinc A
hibtion that is presented in this morniU,,. " "a
zette Of the astonishing result of the 80. "a
ment and reform Of this Administrative ''-,
Mr. McDuffie said, the other day we aro q a. az
vancing backwards" at a predictions r.to ao