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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-28
POPULAR con1uaorIosJs.
CIIARLEsTnMN RIOT.

The Outrage Rensr,d finder this head the
Boston Evening Transcript OF the l3th, says
mob occupied the Convent grounds from
III o'clock last night until half past so'c.oek
thi. morning. There was no force. ci,il o,
military. 10 oppose their violence, aud the.
destroyed great number OF valuable fruii
trees, tore up the choicest vines of tho grape
~, pulled down the fence, and made BON
FIRE, aud no onc resisted them. The Charles
town Light Infantry were On dSiy at Mr.. Cut
'er's house, but having been specially posted
there To guard his property. they did not
feel authorized 10 leave their station To go to
the protection Of the Convent. The Charles
town Phalanx were on duty at the Catholic
Chutch IN that town"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-28
NAAlr AlLr1lNL.

81 4 Camp MsrthE . 10 be cotatns
THIS day ~ LOuJoua. bctwscn the " ..
the land ~ PhIHp Esefisaft, about Eve o. ,'
from llsfper-Iury
4 C5Dp Wssi,os VII b. held ~ rsis
u Nr Henry Payne. ose miio east oi Dos
vale, by ne n,suhefs - the Neta,.l..i
cOpsi church, 70 rommence ~ Ifi'ft
itb q september BeSt ~ quiet ga ga.
" di.po'sd persons sfe rsspsctflr,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-28

II was week Yesterday .,n
Board of Health of this City rld,. N
annunolaiion ot Cholera, aud upt.t.
time no additional case has been zen. p.
ed. II would seem. indeed. a. u
Report had annihilatcd 'ic vr.y .Ir, .
The disease. Our friends and u,lcr.
ct the City. may rely upon ovr rope.
when Ne state, a. the general iupr.
SION. that the City never VA, h.au,.,.
a; this season of the year than At satt,
present moment. .Nai. Int. -iay. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-28

n Temperance Riof took place on Ss-
turday night last at Bloomfield, y. J.
The rioters were disguised, and attacked
n beer house, destroyed the liquors bca,
the proprietor, and adjourned. Truly,
under Il government Of laws, IN which
each man has an equal voice, VIC IN.
advancing rapidly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-28

We learn that m afiray occmrcd M
Richmond on Tuesday last, bciw cen }
III. Peasants. Senior Edi;,r Of ih.
Wing, and Peter Y. Daniel. of ,hc IN.
ccuiiyc Council, in which the latter
reported To have been severely Handle
Mr.. Plcasants suspected Mr.. Danicl Sd.
being the author of an article s,,n,d
Stafford ia the Enquirer OF that Ia,
and made an attack upon han aeon
ingly.- Fret. .irena.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-28

anne 10 the CONCLUSION. that II was his
dutv To bear this crDSs. On entering
he breakfast room next morning, he
erected the family with his usual Win
ming smi!c-and they stood respectfully
for him tn be first scatcd-he then
- oLc, and said: Before we SIT down.
! wish tn ask YOU. master and mistress
Of the house, If YOU nave any objection
10 my saying grace at our meals: II
has always been my habit IN my Dan
family, and feel rs IT cooId not en-
10Y my meal; without il" or course.
they gratefully acccdcd To IL; such an
example, from ono entitled 10 So much
respect. | hope they will initiate.
see him now wildly before me, as his
manly and majestic form bent lowlv
over the table, his eloquent hand spread
in supplica,ion, while his waving curlS
were thrown back, by the mo, cment.
from hi> intellectual beautiful forehead.
Such man, in such an attitude. might
well impress every b2holder with ven
Grafton and love,
When the undertaken came IN per-
form his duty. AN told my father
weeping servants We're giving him an
account q! his peaceful and glorious cx-
n: " When the angels came down from
heaven To receive him. said one, - the
sun shonc out, and the bird began to
sing" " Yes" said another, IL have
been in his service these many, many
years, and seen how he lived-tle b.
bic and prayer were his daily food, and
never was there a kinder matter than
have had. II was right he should die
the death Of the righteous. and only
hope my lest end may be- like his"
My mother sends YOU n sisters love.
with the enclosed profile likeness Of nv
father, which, in our opinion, Is infin-
Hely better than any which has been Ia
ken. The features are exact, even 10
the last Of his lie, and II only wants the
scintillation of genius and feeling Ia
make the resemblance complctc-hc
himself thought it so good, that he left
each OF his children one from the same
plate. When his works arc completed.
YOU, of course, my dear aunt, shall have
the first copy.
We leave here, in day or two, for
Baltimore, to wind up our affairs there
as speedily as possible, and then proceed
with our uncle, Judge & -, (who
writes Us word ne will meet us in Bal
timore) to our future home in Ricl,-
mond.
Ii IT will interest You, my dear aunt
| will continue la write YOU an accoun,
OF our family and proceedings.
This, Is indeed, n long letter, hat the
interest of the subject will Justify il
with you, ann sure.
Dear mother, Rosa, and Ellen, unite
in warm affection for YOU, together with
Respectfully and afieciionately,
Your young niece,
CATHARINE G.. WRIT.
Mrs. ELIZA CLAYTON, Augusta. Ga.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-28
EXErITInNs

LoH'fuiRs. .flF.,ef 2. Lovet AL ~,
were executed Yesterday ~ she murder
Iohn Tandy, Of Va. Au imuAs ase coae az,
~ PeoP'e were On tie ground. Nariou.i, ,.n
mated fson 5000 e. - 900 I.ovci.
understand, deGied biz guilt snd ape
70 the last indifferent sod unre ieniinz J.
acknowledged that be had perpetraied III
murder. and eXculpatcd Ioseu froD d.
participation IN 4 49, Journal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-28
NEw YORK BONRD on IrrAt.rt,

.fHrHff 20 ~ 9'Cil 4 ~ sgsfl
The boarl o. Health report tiist since YES
terdsy 81 - O'Clock there have been fsport
ed BY the Physician. generally 20 the &c,
seventeen eases snd eight death.
81 tie trcTnwtCh Hospital, three esses
ono death ~ tlss Duane street Hospital. hse
cases, three dsaths and u the Bellsrte Ilos.
pitai. eight eases three deaths.
Total Is csses. ~ deaths
,. MORTON. Secretary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-28
From ac Boston Mercantile .,shr,t..,-

Prom tn Bosfon .urTc0ufale .fGtcthFc-.
The innocent cause of oil the uinrul,S
ut the Ursuline Convent Mt Mount
Benedict is Miss Elizabeth Harrison, a
native of Philadelphia. Previous TO
leaving the Institution she ha,l been
unwcli, and az the time was lal,oring
under a partial mental arrangement
She was a teacher of music in the Con-
vent, and her relatives and friends cal
led On her whenever they desired, OK
ccpt during school hours, and were
never refused admit;ancc. She has a
brother in this city, Mr.. Thomas IIar-
rison, an intelligent and industrious cop
per plate cngravcr, in the employ 81
the Boston Bewick Company, from
whom these facts are elected. and he
assures MS that there was nothing about
the Convent, or the treatment of his
sister, in the least degree calculated to
cause the past OF present excitement,
other than the fact of her leaving a.
above stated, and that his sister was
not aware that her liberty was in the
least restrained. Her taking the veil
was voluntary act, and she has NJ
disposition, and no consideration, she
assures her brother, would induce her
to relinquish the Order.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-28
HferaGf Improvement, and General ..ixeef,.r,

their steps So subtle and sIy are the
rioters, that a band Of them flies. like an
,gn's fafuus over pool. from one place
tn another through the CITY. rcvclling
the loudcst where there is the mos, cor
ruption.- Com. Intel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-28

I''gs7Tt17' 'r0m ne Brihsb Wcd itt--
The Ncw Herald Of Tuc,day
Nv arrivals a, tins port from tn IS
dies yesterday, We learn that the 81.
ton - slavery IN the English lIl#
had commenced. Ia one oi ihe lu,.
Antigua or ST. kits The -, -ar
called together aportion Of tho r..'
teihgcni at the slaves. and DO
them Of the conditions upon
hey were 10 be- made FREE
course 60 be- pursued - iha' r
\ sWnt ofr,olt WIS lfntyednr
,icsicd. and martial laW va.
BE- proclaimed for the J,roi,cf,y.
a.ltilrs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-28

Tho New York Advocate says, 1--WE as.e-.
upon the authority Of one OF the laryc,, ....
porting merchants of this city, that for g.,
last six months the Importations into H., en-,
Of New York have fallen OF leo laid, ~ =.
mount -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-28

P,n'bmg The lasi re poet e the Boarl Of
liesiih y under Tie date of 18th instant. -
Three Eases Il Cholera had been reported
bsi~ecn hat date md the 18Th. sine p,s
morih ~ Nav ihs total number ~ deaths D.,
raoiefa at fftnbgss and The ne,shoofins be-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-28

ronghs and Villages has b.,h forl, .iuu- a..
IL stated that the disease has no, rr,,.i,l y.
an epidemic.
Cireiassii. During the week erdt-
the 18th instant, there were - dat,
by cholera
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-28

The i,'.b. To the credit OF this ps,.io.,
portion OF our citizens, Ws lcasR. froa ,
suthorty, N1t not single Irisbman = q
found engaged IN the recent FlOts ia TIL, ..
ciniiy Il Philadelphia Int
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-28

The Boston Transcript says it i, ~.
mored that the cause of Mr.. EScrr,,
resignation Is the probability tia, Nj
Quincy will resign the presidency %
Harvard Collage, and thai Mr.. E,efr,.
will be appointed to that important o..
flee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-28

The Globe Of the 2lst says-Wc arc re.
quested to STATE, tlat the GIaAHD B,x. d,
Ph'ladeIPhia, has been re-appoa,,. o., I
The DePo'itc Banks for the Treasury perlr..
ment.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-28

MANUEL Espinos. . young Spaniarc, VIZ
lately exhibited at the Museum in tn. ctr
~, wonderful powers of initiating bird, CO
mItied suicide in New York on Sat '.l5
night. Tic was temperate aud wclles,,c-.. B.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-28

The Hon. VIM. wilkins, NnisLsr - n }.
sa, was passenger on board the pack
North America which sailed frcm SvY "a
on Saturday week for Liverpool.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-28

Ihc PatSTnEVr " IN United S,sfr. -r-, ed i,
W." ti,rmi'agc us rcsidcno,., IN T,nncs.r,. q,
We sth- i"siant The Nashville ILnu-g ~.
that he l'as b'ncfuc, ~ his Journey, and - Col.
90 excellent hcal,h. Ne hsd accepted NJ law.
h"n 70 Pnhiic Frsti'sl. III. sd o. hun D., 20.
rrs''ient. ~ Nashville anil nshrr r;t,z-n, ,f F..
"es'ee, 70 be hslJ on the I3,b 81 the r,orth
Nh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-28

!" answer to = letter addressed tD Mr. NrD ..
pa, by iIIs constituents II Ahbey,IIr. H.. a.,l,
being candidate for Congress, At the ,n,a,-.
election. oo account &c iil-hcAIth, and stat, o..
II has health si'ouh not improve IN -, Ery, 90
months, he will bc compelled To resign 10.
Tor The uncNpirrt b'r,n for Which I,c h. l.,-.
excited Ssnhs,H PufrfoE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-28
THE CHtH.ERA

wiz he srcn by uic Inspector rrpor, I,ntlisl.-
ed this morning, that the whole nun,i..r OF ,isth
hy all dis'ascs tursns ilr week ending 90, S.tnr-
day morning, O'Clock. was 2Sg, nf ~h,sI, l.,
Choicrr. hfy three. Of thu Who'll. number de-
eca>-,l ili, or NEARLY one halt. were. under the
age oi years Iisrc Serr is'trrrr'i ~ thc barry
ing ground connected vitA ~ INtriek'. C.,t.-
drs.l. in3, and ~ rottcr's Ficid. 81.
AIMING the victims ycSterdav was W,n "
Covsn, Es1. Assistant Justiec &C tl,. 5ih. Sh
and ! tti. Ward Courts. lie wssa rsntI.rnan a
gvod el'aracicr and temperate habits. bat 49, IN
nrrsand had b.eh s'hng Tor some days previous 10
the stssk.-.N j. Jsar. Cyaa b-c,.,ftS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-28

The first deei,si ease az Chol,.r, ,r.,,,i,,... .,
tl'e hrst report Of lice i1.rd IT ~ -l,h mat. ~,
Saturday the oh inst si1sh terminated IN d,,,l
as on dic 81 81 Jal, From tl,.t ,rri,-i 4, o..
prevent. y 'ists have intefycnc,i. sud a., ,,.i.
." 'i'e ~halc It lat ;i'. Including; the report II
to-'iay, ar ~
hos presents an st~rSg- - = fra~tio,, n-ntc
'han to,fr dcstis pcr dny hy ,is disease. ul.f,..
'hc ~ hrs' DAYS 1T tee scourr 90 1872. e,h,tit-,
'np'tal'y ~ u-'rr tisn ttsl 'Ti,c fii,naN a.
u'c disssr 90 that ear t.e 1i.t os I'll q ,t.
~Foetd eEisirncr-u1r as titr Temperature &c..
,i"g h' Ffrv'lcnec o" hat season more ,ntrnssi,
hot tlpsn "a las b~tu since ~ commenced, Iot, a.
ii'e prt scot ytaf. Oi d,c Stst Of Jniy tS1s. 80
les ti6n TO- deaths ~rrc r,I,0rt d--i. il.e onit
~t tr~-r il,i tii- entire nt.-i h.r tat ts dt~d al
tisoSr'a 90 ti~ t''t tu- ~hni ~ iio nee srtt sn,-
"ef. 81 " } Jsn5 C,H IN risf 10.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-28
RIOT ON SUNDAY IN PHILADELPHIA.

A most dsgraceful riot took place on sun
day afternoon. betweenl Z and O'Clock, in
Spruce street, between Tenth and Eleventh.
streets, between four white mcn-two OF
them said 10 be broihcrs-one Of whom was
armed with knife, which was with diff
Guilty taken from him. They were all intoxi-
cated-they fought desperately and became
nearly naked before the flight termin sted
they were covered with blood. On the CON-
mencement Of the riot, application was made
to the police Office in lfth near Spruce, bu,
not single officer could be found on his pos,
TO interfere. Such scenes arc disgraccful IN
our city. and particularly on the Sabbath
The ARRAY lasted about an hour and a hale;
not police officer could be found during all
this time. One Of the party lay on the pave
ment for some time nearly naked.
Pennssiranian, .IugMa ID.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-08
ooMMUNIcArEp.1

Having observed that Gen. Green intends TO
add to the materials for history of our coun-
try, by an exposure of additional facts relative
to the first Cabinet of Gen. Jackson and its dis
solution, | take this mode of expressing hope
that he will not fail to give a full and ample ac-
count of the system of PRosoRprIoN-ofi its rise
its progress, and wish could say ofits termi-
nation. He cannot think beneath his pen, the
history Of an act of government, which appear
ed at the time wild and revolving to the most en-
lightened of his fellow-citizens, and since has
been followed by such deplorable consequences
to the country, through all the departments Of
the Government, particularly the Post, Land,
and Indian Offices.
| will venture to suggest one or two points of
enquiry.
Had the President made up his mind upon
the subject on his first arrival at the seat of Co
vernment? BY many it is thought not
If not-Who were his advisers to this mea-
sure?
Who of his friends were against it?
Was Mr.. Van Buren, for or against t2
Was Mr. Calhoun for or against it,
After it had commenced, were any Of the
members of the first cabinet against it,
What is the history Of the Black Book, and
who formed it?-what the character and object
of it2
Iput these questions to Gen. Green, because
believe nobody is more competent to answer
them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-08

:, verv learned notice of Measures,
y, ~ i.,,s end Money" by Col. Paisley, Royal
y "s, ,nssr F. R. S. &c, just published in Lon
s the author pays the following tribute to our
w. ,,vman John @. Adams
Jun .onnot. however, pass over the labors OF
L. writers, without acknowledging IN parti-
oTIle, ,bs benefit which have derived, whilst
snI 9s ss s WaB RnF' OF S issss
ron M; DI Report upon Weights and Measures,
an 1 Gtn by distinguished American statesman,
% aoney a Adsn ss %as ns ssaas S R
Unleu This author has thrown more light into
81. .SeP history of our old English Weights and
Measures all former Writers npo1 ae ths
s lhyo occasionally in opposition to the Reports
T = cur own Parliamentary Committees, appear
Dpt to be the most correct For h own part
Co, nav into the history of English Weights
a ,1l Measures, in the feudal ages, without his
r,idanCe."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-08
q NC A TON.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES'
MISS MARGARET NJ. COLEMAN will,

MISS MARGARET M. COLEMAN will.
lxl on the lst of September, at her residence
on the east side of Washington street, be-
tween Prince and Duke streets, open SCHOOL
for the instruction of Young Ladies in the vari.
Gus branches of an English Education. She
will endeavor to follow out the most improved
systems in teaching which have been adopted
or recommended, aiming to make her pupils
well and practically acquainted with all that
they learn. To inculcate correct moral prlncl-
piles, leaving to parents the entire direction of
religious views will be her duty and her incl-
nation. The text books used in the School will
be those from the pens of the first scholars and
found, from experience, best adapted to answer
the great end Of acquiring knowledge.
Music, French, Spanish and Italian, Draw
ing and Painting, will be taught by highly com
petent masters.
1t is not thought necessary, in an advertise
ment, to go into a detailed prospectus of the
course of studies SC. to be pursued.
Reference can be made to VIM. l.. Hodgson
and Edgar Snowden Esqs. for any information
that may be desired.
Board and Tuition, in all the English branch
es $3.50 per annum bed and bedding furnished
by the pupil; or $3.50, and every hing provided,
washing incuded payable quarterly in advance.
Tuition for Day Scholars from 81 10 81 per
quarter, according to their advancement.
Music SlS per quarter
French, Spanish, 6 Italian each, 6 do
Drawing and Painting 5 do
Alexandria, August 5. 1s2t-eof
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-08
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE PATRIOT OFFICE, }
Friday. | O'Clock, P. M. {

The Market.-The Coffee market continues
frm-upwards of 700 bags Laguayra and St.
Domingo were sold yesterday, for neighbor-
ing market at prices not made public; 200 bags
Rio, not fair, brought II 1-2c. The sales for
the past week have exceeded 5000 bags; not
bag of Java in first hands, Porto Rico Molas-
ses, sale at 80 cts. mos.-The trade are well
supplied Pepper is exceedingly dull; asking
price cts.--Nothing doing in Pimento or Nut
megs Caracas Indigo is held at 81 % to 30
Mackerel continue scarce, No freely COM
mand ST.. Sack Salt, sales at 81 IS; that in
store is held at 20; Ground Alum is selling at
40cts., none now af1oat. Canvassed Hams are
held at 1-2 cts But little doing in Sugar, the
stock is light, prime Porto Rico is held at IA
cents, N. Orleans 7 ga to &c.; box Sugars are
scarce, whites are selling at l0c. for common
article
FYour.-We continue to quote the price of
Flour from wagons as ranging from IS IL a ls
a. and sales from stores from 25 to 81 l2
The demand is about in proportion to the re-
ceipts, consequently the stock does not increase.
Grain-Wheat; prime red we quote to-day,
at 100 lO5; fair to good 95 100. Supply IL
mited. Rye, 62 a 63c. Corn, yellow, Csc;
white, 6Sc Oats 30 SIC.
Whiskey.-We quote Whiskey as before from
wagons, rs cts; sales from stores, 80 81 in bis
hhds 20 29c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-08

We are told by Dr. Gregory in his admirable
work on the Economy of Nature" that the eff
feet produced by the first balloon ascension IN
London, and which he himself witnessed, was
astonishing and almost incredible. THE beauty
of the gradual ascent" says he, united with the
sentiment of terror on account Of the danger OF
the man, and the novelty and grandeur of the
whole appearance, were more than words can
express. delicate woman was so overcome
with the spectacle, that she died upon the spot;
several tainted, and the silent admiration OF the
anxious multitude was beyond any thing | ever
beheld I"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-08
COMMUNICATED.

The strenuous eXertons made to induce the
people of Virginia to stultfy themselves, refer
red 10 in an article in the Alexandria Gazette
of this day, have been observed by the writer
in recent journey through some counties in
the State. The writer saw Van Buren, in
structor riding about, wheedng, deceiving,
and cajoling people, secretly, underhandedy,
and, in his opinion, meanly. Suppose these at
tempts succeed:-at once the New York tactics
are adopted and the Old Dominion becomes
chained to the car Of the Albany Regency.
Where is the Virginian whose cheek does not
redden at the contemplation of such a result?
Will the people of my native and beloved state
suffer such degradation? give you the hand
offellowship Mr.. Editor, and pray God to pro-
tect Virginia! A VIRGlNIAN.
Sept 5. 1884
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-08
FOR NORFOLK.

vUyHE Steamer COLUMBIA, Captain JAMES
l. Mitchell, will leave Washington at II,
NJ, and Alexandria at / O'Clock, p. NJ, on
Monday, the 9Th instant, forNorfolk; and return
ing, will leave Norfolk on Wednesday, the 10th,
at o'clock, P. NJ; and will continue during the
season to make trip between the District and
Norfolk every two weeks, leaving each place on
the DAYS and hours above named.
For the accommodation ofpersons travelling
from Norfolk to Fredericksburg, or from Frede-
rcksburg to Norfolk, an arrangement has been
made with the propretors of the steamboat sgd
ney. (plying between Washington and Frede-
ricksburg,) by which they will arrive at either
place at an early hour on the days following
the departure Of the Columbia, without any ad-
ditiona charge for passage.
Passage and fare So. sept 3-tsth
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-08
WHOLESALE PERFUMERY ESTABLISH
MENT,

n SMITH PRENTISS, sign of the Golden
~ Rose, ID Maiden Lane, New York, up
STAIRS, Continues 10 manufacture, on his usual
extensive scale, tho following articles:
FANCY SOAPS-Ouo ofRose, Castalian Bit.
Ter Almond, Chinese Musk, Oxygen, Cam
phor PALM, Naples Compound, Tablet, Cosme-
TIC Tablet, Cosmetic Wash Balls Emolient
Toilet, and Windsor
SHAVING SOAPS-Naples Compound SHAY
ing lakes, Emoilicnt Shaving Cakes Palm
OH Shaving Cakes, Naples Shaving SOAP, in
pots ofvarouS sizes. ~ -
TINE CoSMETl of Roses. Cold
Cream, Vegetable Rouge, Cream Of Almonds
?, Pearl Powder, Lip Salve, Toilet Powder,
HAIR RESTORATIVES-K RearS,
OhNegetable Oil, MacaSsar Oil, Bears Grease
Pomatum, Curling Fluid.
'OR THE TEETH AND GUNS-Carb,,io
Dentnhce, Chlorine Denrifce Chlorine
LOOM ash, OriS Tooth Powder, Aromatic
Tooth Paste. ->''"'''
JULIET PERFUMERY-Ott of Roses. Am
00ros'al, Musk Scented, Amber Scented. and
ram Lavender Water; Honey Water, Esprit
We We hose, Eau de Portugal, Cologne Water.
pT hermitage Extract, Hungary Water.
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s1OSIr.dnnSe, JeSSamine, Lemon, and Vanilla.
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eISi Preston Smelling Salts. in cut glass and
eo'n,lon bottles; Seidletz, Soda, Ginger Beer,
% THu Saratoga Powders; Boston's Columbian
,"d'er Colors; Boston's and Perkins Indelible
tiM Earthen Shaving Pots; Prentss' 4 sided
IHazor Strap; Chloride of Soda; Paste and
LIQUID Backing; Best Writing Ink.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-08
DIED,

On the 22nd ultimo. after short and severe
illness, which she bore with christian rcsi9na-
ton and fortitude. Mrs MARGUERITE CHICHESTER,
the amiabIe .consort of George Chichester, Esq.
of Fairfax county, and the youngest daughter
of Doctor Valentine Peyton, late of Stafford
county, in the 37th year of her age. She has
left a dsconsolate husband and four young
children who, with numerous relations and
friends, must long deplore her death.