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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-02-18
A BARGAIN.

BARGAIN.
IN | will let the DWELLING and STORE
E;I HOUSE at the corner of Water and Prince
streets at as low rent as any property in the
town, considering location) 1t is ellcalcula-
ted for wholesale or retail grocery, segar fac
tory, slop shop, &c. &C. &c.
ian II JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
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WANTED,

WANTED,
A QUANTITY OF White Oak Timber, suita.
IA bic for a vessel of about 16O tons. Persons
wishing to contract for its delivery within three
months, may apply to
jan Is A. c. CAZENOVE g. Co
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WANTED.

4 S an Assistant in Grocery Store, an &C.
IA tive Young Man, of good moral habits one
from the country would be preferred. Satsfac,
tory references, as to capacity, &c. will be re.
CURED Address, through the Alexandria post
office. fpestage PAID c. p. Y, ian 2s
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u. S. BANK BILLS.

BELTZHOOVER & CO.'S PHENIX LINE
FOR WASHINGTON G. BALTIMORE.
u Athat past A. NJ and half past 3 p. NJ
Fare to to Ba ninlogs0n Is Sc esn aa only
e For seats please apply at
EssL<@S5aHBelt zhoover g. Co.'S Office,
ga8t Is S aezaH Royal-street, five or six doors
south of Newtons Hotel; at
the Franklin House Hotel; and at r. H. Har-
rngton's Steamboat Hotel, near the wharf
Passengers going to Baltimore will always
find Coach in Washington ready to take them
through without any delay; and every exertior
used for the safety and comfort ofthose who may
favor this line with their patronage. No racing
allowed. A. FLEMING, Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-02-18

MACKEREL.
MO. g, and Fall-caught Mackerel, in lois
~ to suit purchasers, for sale by
JAM LEWIS MCKENZIE Union wharf
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TO EMIT

IN A SMALL HOUSE north of the resi-
l:iQ dence of Samuel B. LarmOur
Jan4 JOSIAH H. DAVIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-02-18
HOUSE TO RENT.

HOUSE TO RENT
-. The BRICK HOUSE at the intersection
Gil of Cameron and Pitt streets, now occupied
by Mr.. Charles Gawer, is to rent. Possession
may be had 1st February, For terms inquire Of
ian SAMUEL B. LARMOUR & Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-02-18

BARTON'S COUGH DROPS.
a FRESH supply received for sale by E.
hhNNEDY; price rs cents per bottle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-02-18

NOTICE.
order to accommodate my customers, or
gers Tor Patent Cordage, White Lines, Bed
lords, &c. may be left at the Store-house of
aiessrs James & George l. Thomas, ifinconve-
"ient TO be forwarded to the Rope Walk
leo JOSIAH H. DAVIS
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-26
AmcritanllO sgurppdif1e>
Ngent(0Qft,

um 0eloer nno ionttisss gieentbun' BON
europa bieber III bsslebsn.
2ause fbon uno oft-iit bon pislen Seis
ten Der Die QIuforoeruns Oil ben untsrlbrle=
beneu-(Nsoaftsur uno @isentbhn1er pie'
Ies GtabliNementss, ,)-senabt pcroep-
eine qleentibaft 3u etabIten oerm'tteItt
rpelber bier .,rObnenoen, eurcpaIlhen en1l:
sranten,-ibr bort bep Der 9lusmanoetuns
nOeb surdd9sIai1sues, ODER ioultissSutor',s
meuoes @isentbum,-cbne 9roBsn Irueet.
|llngoltsn, Sbmierisffiteu uno Gefabr, yet:
merosn fDunts.-llno lau9e II.
oiei(eitis Bat sf fomop! Die 3mefmasistelt
elmer |cltbeu @inri6turs,--als aneD Die
nit ibr.r aIusfibruns perfnHpfteu Sbmies
|riafejt iibsroa6t uub erNosen.-uno nuu
enolib--f:sut er lib-feinen STeunoen IL.
eem pub!ifum isberbaupt au;eisen ;u fbanen.
paB er, but1 anSetuhpfte Detbiuouns unb
Der,nittslune nit folio ltno reipee'al ftsbens
ben 3auolunssbauiern. oiele eb,pieri9teis
ten beleitist bat, ',tnb: bereit uno / m
9 ia n ee ilt,-oie an ibu seri6teteu MuI=
|tsase olefer Nrt lbleunis erpepirsn au fSu:
men, ut1s 5spar in falt ale Dber Die meiltsu
! 0egenoen oes teut1ben 8atsrlanoee. Du
Ct init oieier slrt 9elbafte, burb uielfdltise
Ausibun9,-intill ,uno pauft!ib Yertraat
llf,--i iomObl in ibrem 8ejuae a,i Mn,erifa
alS AUDI III Mhfliobs, aui @urupa, 10 il
ct iber5eust, allen bic bsp iDn in pieIe,
SADIE a1,rufen, ,nbsen, pDlle uno lbneas
ESMisfaetica 8sees Sl tbnusr,-gine Gage
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-26
sMiOael MeQtrtQf*

Mabt Dem Vub'ifum bisrmit befannt,
bab er i'm Stanoe lit ale fulsenos benann=
ten &raufoeiten gu beilen aIs: 1o,bbeit
Stummbsit. Siuobeit, &rsb5, Welanbolis,
J9vpobouore, faleuoe Gubt Ooer Gpilepz
lls,-ebsnfau6 anssborne Otd5tsr.-siusez
pur3elte N,a0eriubt Weltfsbsr, llriu perz
ttopfuns uuo llrm= 0ts9ulierun9, Mbsit=
tbweIliua SoIsfhl1e, S6wiuoun9 Der
Ohecer MU5Frontbeit Ntnebe, ueberbeine
nebit elmer Men8e onosrer 0strcbsn 81
nelttauftis bier 3u bsnatueu.
Mba'I Q8e3snalt 1T 81 fneen an 0rn.
st., Sweets Mrtb9pau5, ODER beD Orn. Sc:
malt 2 bmiot in @dnton. Gr oerbilret ijd)
fir Die J3eiluns dlle 0ebreben bersn Sur
er ibernlmn1t> uno miro lslne Mebnuuseu
duf1erit b.uig maben.
Canton Sept. 26. 1884.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-26
@ I q / y,

Sim 22iten in oisfsr Stapt, an Der @boIera
0r. . einri / 0 Sernern, (0leeaeteur
oes Gkarf GauutD > E uerats.) 81
bmterIisb eine Srau uno Elm Giup um fen
tEauriss5 blnlbeiosn 81 betrausrn.
Dem ounfeIn @bOoB Der beil'sen Groe
B,rtraut Der Qaurmanu lsiue gaat
nno bcfTt oae its entfsineu reroe
Gum Sesen, na6 oes QintaeI6 9(atb.
Nod tbt!IOereu gaamen bergen
9Die trausrno in Der Groe SbooB.
limo brfen, oaB er au6 ben sarseu,
@rtlNben fol- I'll Ib6nerm YoOe.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-26
9crtref0ts
81 4 II { + { y

.9ier nnS Qbtsis Neeer .gano, BON gutter
Qualitdt uno III eins,n poHis;iden csutfden
@ettler,ent, ,pprauf iIeb 5nsp gut bsieDIas
aene BIofbau fer NIT Relern, uno cine (nDs
ne gang nene s6we'5rl6ener tefnosn.
Gin portref!ider Sa,lmsarten unb sspsY Ycrs
treflibe spyineeu, cine bepm 9aus uno
cine bsp Ser e Dsuer. llnssfdbr bic S3alitc
1T tIar; nno Die anbere QaIfte .beitebt III
sutsm guidb ; audi bsfinoen fd 10 9lder
QRtelen eobsD.~ 9nsr Guit bat oieie f6bne
@eIesenbeit 81, taulen. tefsaae fb bep
lnterfobtiebenen, Dam Giaeptbauer oieisr
Vlantase, in sYrinsfeto Gaunfdtp @c!un,s
blara @auntp, Sbip, s WsiIen bon psterss;
burg, no jeber cen preis uno Die 8soius
Suusen erfabren fam.
Scbonnes 0ro6.
eprin9felo Tp. 0us. s, 1884. 1874
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-26
NerfQuf.

Ju Solae eine6 befonbeten pon Der Sus
rreme @p,trt hss Staote6 Sb;r, in unn fir
S,ort @auntp, an MIC, eeriGretsn gdbuis
be n6. metoe lcb an Der Gbnc cea &ourthons
iso III @antcu, auf Mitt>po1. cen 1lten 2oJ
bee ndebf1su Cctotsr5, nm 10 ubr NcrmIts
tess, oae bi'tunteu te1cbrIebene GtnG Gano
gum Nerfouf ouabis:sn, ndtniieI>:
@iren 3beiI be6 ntrciitbeu 0lerteIs, Der
Scction 5, Gaunlctip II, STANCE 8, oufous
geu0 teD Gem @jriteu 20 91utben laoIido p.
Ger ro,c6E!itbsn Gde ces 9ena"nten Niers
tsl5; con1 fh0!jcb nit Der Gection!inte 90
mo ein ia te 9;utte III eiuem Qfcflen; ooI
iuoIicb IS Oraos, ms|tIitD 81 NutAeu ;u si=
uem Yiclien .tonn ihojeD IS @raoe, ,ref=
I'cb 16 9mben 3u etuem :Vfrtten bcnn
lIoIi6 42 @raoe, un0 81 9Iutbtu reltIi6
su einsm VtoRen ;, bann IreRIlcb init Der
8ertsIslirie 50 Ntltben, 3u eiuem pfofen
oanu 1877 Nmhen n6roIidb, ~ einem NfO=
fen; baun 124 8utben bfIieb, bis gum
Nnfarss ssFunfte --- entbeItsno SO 2.6er uuo
10 t,tneatlleI, ,nebr pcer treniset. Dies
@ieentbrm ocn e'rbn Martin, triro esm Ge=
oaobten @retutiUnsbefebI 3ufotse, 5H Gum
lten pcn @altarina Martin anse9rifeH.
geore 81. Mebb, Gderlf.
Canton, Qlre. 90. 1884.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-26
6 eutf6e uno gnstiG6 {
9 Il O e.

Der llnter,eibuete bat "a. eben Elm aruBe5
sortemeut pr,. 1entlOen uno ensliiden
8h6ern erbaltsn unter nelben nansntIib
foIsetloe ilno !: .:.:.,,. H.. e.. -:
y1eutl9e, GuslileDe uno 8rap5oTids
Bibsln, .Gatscaismsu uno gebttOnber !;
cas eemein,d)aftIibe eutbetiibe uro Ns:
for,nirte 0elanabub !; Ma!nss @brlfens
tbum; Scr's Sub fiber Mattitsr; gnss
ll0 nno 1eatibe, uno gnsli1u. Srans
s5nfbs QHbrterthbsr, { DiftiOuars } &c. >
,reEbe a1le Ct sben 70 ~ bIfeil perfaufen
niro, ,pis ir8eno Elm auoeter Subltehr o
Der aramer { Wabter I'M geuutp. allls
Yerionsu ,pelebe su faufen pinfelen, spsri
cen 60 3u ibren gluten finoen, ipenu fle On
rufeu uao Die ptelis untniutbeu, bspur lle
aucer5no fauSeE. &.~. Il. u.
y Jobn Sarton.
eanton JuIp Se. 1884, ssW.15
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-26

Sd be5su3e b'ermit, odB i1 BEN GrebS i'm
Nu9e botts, uro IoegDr Or. 0Gessnait nil
i'm enrirte. pbIIlp Msi9.
September 25. 1884.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-26

wpbtfeiler oenn jem IS

Die ltnteribrlebenen jeisen ibrn Sreuns
ben uno Sunoen. uno benz 9onssn VuItfu,u,
etoebenf an, caB l,e lu 9el6dttsperbIn=
buna aetreten Iinb. sie baben brehG 6opp,
in Der 2nscaramas StraFs, in @onton, (4t.
raoe ofm nensn 8antboule ae9ennter, Irn=
Der bemObnt bon pbJlp Demo.t) :beosus
tend Dsrs, 00ert, uro nsrreu caieIrf tthauz
dig o,if J9aHo baten, EN- 9'rBss . forts
ntCrt bon
v5tttcL 3dumen G otteIbd96, SelH
@lIcn 'putolenhd!ftcrrl goDollerh
fen VbocFOs, patronfaNNcn, .c.
DearbOrn OtfUlrr, Nummet6,
Udul6scfb'rr lcOcr2Irt, 0efFtrr
Nener Gpmer, XouoDner Wod
9cn 4elttNsp, 0>clte, GIe9ona
te<, d0rsirtss, II. @)i9zpelt'
lbcn, Z t1tItNTlccbttn js'
." nSr Hi1tun9.
Q!Gss son 0ute, GuoIitat, nit. rtn teilen
MIneriaI,en uno {auber gemodt. >ro!Ien tie
IN GrpBer unD Nlsirsn, 70 mchIfrII ols IS
IN nen peitichen Gtaaten ir9euetro Su bos
ben III, qssen 9 ar9e poer onnebn'=
IioDs 2erbesWOeuf.e oeyiaufen. Zine ses
mobtc gejte4uuoeu rpsvcen orf6 fbneIlfe
ousGefhtrt.
9}.Q Qpn,. 9 eol5 it caufbar fir Die
cmpfor8snen GtInfbeasneursen ; er bitgfr
tim peren So:titBure uno miro lis, suie b5s
bet 81 esro!eneu tubsn,
QBiuion Seals uno
Sobn DucFtus, jun.
Canton, Qne. 90. 1854. 20-rf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-26

enti9deieuns. GipSron,ole BE-.
merit: "2lls n'etne8rau seIterbet
mar, 70 bot mir cine 5toot cine anz
Dere an ol5 10y ober Gpdterbin mein
pfero elnbubtel wollte mirNlemauD
DleEn 9erlult per(&een.'
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-26
--'H<<G< >G<>o>>---
SD ftnrei(e.

r. Sn eonton uno Moljuou, @ept. a6, -
gbmeiueiteifeb su8 ; 8uttsr 8 III 10 ;
SIauer S5 25 81 8 50; DaiJen 65.; @o9:
gen uno Bei16fcru 40 Su a.; 9arer 20 Su
25; GaI5 Q Su 22j; 3uder 8 Q8b'6tey
205u25; GDer6 6; Mssefld 8 SO yi 9.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-26
s ertif Gates.

S1 bejeu3e b'ermit, odB i1 ben &rebS i'm
Nu9e botts. nro IpcgDr Or. QGe9enalt mir
i'm Gnrirte. VbiIlp Msi9.
September 25. 1884.
Sb.bs5euee hermit, oaB icb oen SretS in,
QluQe bate uno er mir oeu baIben Baden
tpe9sefre0eu bat, unD 81. BeBenaIt i'm @l,z
tirte. ~ Jobaun @obIe.
Septsmber 25. 1884.
SD beieuae hermit, oaB nteine Srau bic
Sru(t (tau6Sebruns Bate, utlo Dr.. Messnaf
fie sebeiIt bat. pbilIp WumB.
September 25. 1884.
SD beseuse biersnit, caG ib ris fatleuoe gi6=
ter bate, uno Dr. Mesenait mid rpIsesr
@urtrte. ScFna Selbl.
SepRn.ber 25. 1884.
Stb beseuae hermit, eaS ieb bey 5 8 a1re
MelanbOIii6 war, uub Or. wsasnaft mib
tpieeer @uri,te. Jebaun Wenlel.
September 25. 1884.
Sd be5enQe biern,it, oag ieb BEN aeI6mel=
leneu &rsbe bate, uno in europa Is Sabre
seoOetert t0be. unb Or. Me9enat mir ibn
Gurirte. Sebu Gambauer.
@sptttuber 25. 1884.
Sb bejeu8e biernit, baS ib bic seborns
SIS aieriudt pate, uno Or. lReye1ialt mir
balf bic ieb getstre >par. JOhn Numel.
Septenlber IS. 1884.
~, Sb bate Sen melauboifben ararp 70
oaB iteS Stuno to0t ,par, lino Or. 91eaens
aft Fam uno bfaebte MIDI tpieoer tns Qebeu
In eiusr Minute. eIiiabetb sansfrais
September IS. 1884. -
SD be3ense biermit, cee meii,e Gpbrer
GIllabetb .Jabre Gaubium uno Uline mar,
nnb 81. QSegeuait balf ipr i'm 1s 1aaen
eaB (te pieber ieben une bbren fonuts.
Septsmbsr g5. GNlabstp Welfe.
S6 bessuae bisrtsit, oa6 i;b Den @bumaE
tism nber 5 Jabre in alien n,slnen 0lleoern
bate, lno Dt. QDe9snaT baIfmir in 5 ,aHobs
sn. 49,, Midae!. 8Iatt.
Septe.nber 25. 1884. -
S6 bs5euse bisrmit, oag id an Der MeBs
f1rpslIuns bep 16 eabre oaruieoer lag, uno
Gr. BesSnat Gurirte MID in g Do4en. -
...... Saepb Nutoilobn.
september g5. 1884. ..
SO te;ense bietr,;t, eaB meine Srau ben
SbIas batts. uno Or. Mseenalt eurlrte i'm.
Jol:pb 9sder. !
SeP1eS'sst &o, 1851 24 4'p.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-26
sc G O II q 6 { Il

Ut & O I 7 q 6 { II
9ND 1T & 8 bono % ieber?I
eeborsu 81 Dur91oll, i'm Morraebsr Ober:
omte oe6 &6ni9reib6 Mautmbsr9. meitDe
inn Sabr 1882 nit Drn. NIeVer aus Grr3s
foil iu 8oItimore onIansts. DielsIbe trWo
btficbf eriudt ioem Gncesgefsstiaten 9(aO=
rsebt BON hrein guftntbaite 5u 9eben.
Cincinnati D0uI0 2!upperle.
2eonorO unO Gouro0 QB II 4
wede i'm Sabr 1917 nod Q'msrifa fanrsn,
uno bereit5 13 Sahr DON Dem llntsrl6riebe=
neu, ibrem @oter abmeisno Nno> wer>en Don
oemlelbeu sliucbt @}oebribt Don ibrsus 9Iufz
fentba't 81 9sben, i'm Sale lIe ni6t 9siiCi7en
mdrsrL ibn ieIblt 5u>b bsiuDeu. SrsfH ,rels
6e oielelbe entbaItet, uuter Der Qtbcrefe all
ON "Weltbhrssr," weroen foter in ltine
JQdnoe 9elangea.
Cincinnati, 0brl)t. 2Euf.
q lbrcbt 9 BIN,
Gunifsdrtnsr aus 0erlin, mejcbct i'm SaDr
1929 in VbiIaoslYb,a aulauosls, miro erlubt,
0us!unft iter itb 81 9eben "a feline Wer:
tranoten in erpBer SeetnlmtrrjG tber iii,
fIno. goute Ssmouo pou befagtem Stn
8a6ribt ertbeiIen fSnuen, 10 miro 9ebster
elnlse 3eilsn an Den &ubtnuner 0(epttaIiff,
3u aoorefltren. - Gin Srjef ouR s., Rim fin
oenEsIben, Iiest in Der Offs ce5 0isu;'a'iliS.
9Serner.
g Saube.r1O vars G1ubmaber bon
Gnbinsen in Q8irtenbcr9;
SObaun Gbeotalo 9 eb ao der, opn
&nbeIberp, in Nbeinbaiern;
9einri0 Qampartsr. g erber, 3 0 n
Steutlingen = rt,6ets,t aefdti9lt Nabribt
Don ibrst1 9Iuftntbalt 9eben, uutsr oer 9lo:
orsfe: Sobann M. @r6binaer.
@ornersturs, Grumtua gauntp Sb'o.
G5eor9 @ d ~ gel,
aus SberIinrmeler. @anton gonotpinteL
ISa6(sn Gcburs. nauldt 0fabricbt Don
lstrsm GJobn 0ecrg SbninssI, osr unges
| fHbr Sabre int 9anoe 1T uno frhber as
Gbmio III @bdmber6burs. Ya. arbeitsts.-
0lad,idt BON tbm 1T uuter foISenosr 2'o:
orslfe 5a 9ebsn: .:.
~" . :. 8. @tbminoel.
beD 6. 9. Grey, buffalo 81. Dort.
=: 0errn peter & olb, e..
Web. Doctor, nelher iriber in 9Riooletolpn
Daupbn @auntp, Wa. tpobn!e. 1eBt aber ia
Der gessuo Don Cincinnati, pamiton. @tp.
Sbio mpbnen fou - forcert Ger uutsr5ei6s
uete bermit ua6orddlieb auf ieinsn Derr
'binblibtstsn unsefaunt nad5u'o'issn, ooer
,reitere Grfl6yuns 81 aespartisen- r.:
pbitaoslpbia. oeu 1s. 9tusuit 1134.
Gr. gei9er.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-26
az Aasem etne IS abL
81 7 0 tlQ m q ii Dr1

0ie qualifeirten QBdbIer pun starf eaun=
tD, Sblo, neroeu berpur1 beuabrebtet,
Itcb in ibren rsipsttiuen Gaunlbips, al oen
gum BahtbaIten 9ebrdu6!iben-uber ben
oCn ben Irnltiss ba5u ausemisisnsn pIdes
eu--auf CIenItae Den 14ten Sag ndbtten
Octobers 81, perioinmeIn, uno aIsoaun unb
alba pusc1 SoIIotiteu pUrIcbte,tsu 9erudB
Der Contribution uno oen @e(eBsn osS 9taa:
teS ,ObIc, jur GrmoD!uns:
Giner g. r(on far 0Ouosru6r.
elmer Wsr(cn fir oa6 Qsu5 Der Nsprelsu=
tautfn i'm GUnsree.
@iuer perlon fir Staats Senator,
31peDsr perionsu fur8sprelentanten in bsr
Staat5 @eleg3ebans.
Giner Vs, ion fnr tkauutp Qluoitor.
@iner VerlOn fir Gauntp @on,milf!cusr.
elmer Wnlou fur @auntp Mecproer.
@iner Werlou fir Coroner, uno
Ginsr perlou fit @auntD QllIt11pr.
0rdnD uno petit SurOrS,
Die folssnoe @srtbelrus Ser Surors, fir
oo5 Jabt 1884 peroen Die Gruitie6 Der uns
terlbieo!ibsn 2aunlOjps. init oeu Wa9Iz
.s>n A. .hn~>
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-26
Nellt GOnetberep.
., Gtkp otridl

y y ? U VI
Mollte hIerourb Die @iumpbner Don Cans
ton une Der llm9e3euo benab'I6t'sen oa5
ct fem Oeiddtt lholieD pom Mar!tbauie.
uno einiae Gbhren n6rolib bon Der offs
os6 Sb;o Nepoftorp'' - er6fnet bat. Gr
peripribt Die biIlipften preiie uno miro all
4|uftrase f6nell nno GIT eusfhbren.
@r ttebt oafhr ein> oab ale Rleiouns ,reI=
de tsY ibm ssmeGt sriro, aufS bette pa0en
iou.
Canton, @ept. 12. 1888 22:tf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-09
ALEXANDRIA
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 9. 1924
PRESIDENTIAL PROTEST.

The Senate, on Wednesday, settled tho
test business After the conclusion ofMr = ~
syth's speech, the question was taken on tbo :.
solutions separately when they were decido ID re-
the affirmative as follows, the vote beina N
same on each of the four resolutions. We
YEAs-Messrs. Bell, Bibb, Black Can
Clay, Clayton, Ewing, Frelinghuysenna i W
Knight, Leigh, Moore, Naudain P SGn, hent
Porter. Prentiss, Preston, Robbins 'iH S9xSter,
Smith, Southland, Sprague, Swift. %1t;iSoee,
Tyler, Waggaman, Webster-27 -0Nl'ihson,
NAYs-Messrs. Benton, Brown, Forcvn -
dy, Hendricks, Hill, King, of Alabama T ",
ofGeorgia, Linn, Mexican, Sheplev, Ta Tall hingi
Upton, White, Wilkins, Wright-i6 "'i''adge,
SO the resolutions were agreed to IN a.
lowing form: ' 'O''
RESOLVED, That the Protest commurio
the Senate on the 18th instant by the pra0g 10
OF the United States, asserts powers ac h,SiuehI
ing to the President, which are inconsiSto"v,i olg
the just authority of the two Houses Of Cn WIN
and inconsistent with the Constitution lsiesS
United States. o' The
ReSotred, That, while the Senate is ora
will be, ready to receive from the PresJo,. ever
such messages and communications oS tI oil
stitution and laws and the usual courSa IS con
ness authorize him to transmit to it. vet !, | caa
not recognize any right in him to make ' Gor
NAL protest against votes and proceedings O Of
the Senate, declaring such votes and nrnSo o "
ings to be illegal and unconstitutional and -.
guessing the senate 10 enter such protest on lie
journals. ''' =" NS
RESOLVED, That the aforesaid Protest i
breach ofthe privileges ofthe Senate, and tbot
it be not entered on the journal. '""'
Resolred, That the President of the United
States has no right to send Protest to the So
nate against any of its proceedings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-09

II EONARD o. COOK respectfully informs
IL his friends and the public generally that he
still continues to manufacture all kinds of CA
B1NET FURNITURE at his Cabinet Ware
house on King street, next door to Mr.. James
Kerr's Grocery-store, and also informs them that
he has on hand, at his Cabinet Ware-room, on
the northeast corner of King and Washington
streets, where he intends keeping a constant
supply of the BEST FURNITURE, made by
the best workmen, and of the neatest fashions,
which he will warrant equal to any ever offered
in the District, which he will sell low for cash,
or to punctual persons on the most accommo-
dating terms; and he hopes by his punctuality
and attention, to secure part of the public pa
tronage.
old Furniture neatly repaired, and hand
somely vanished.
TURNING handsomely executed, and at the
shortest notice.
~ Furniture purchased at this Factory will
be delivered free of expense any where in the
District Alexandria, may 7
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-09
TROUBLE IN BALTIMORE

One public institution after another 70 t5o
number Of three, in which the citizens Of Baf-
more and other parts of MARYLAND, and MT
few out of the State, were, to great extent in
various ways, interested, had in succession. pre.
vious to last week. suspended their payments
and caused great alarm and embarrassment
the public mind had thus been prepared to re.
ceive, with less surprise but certainly not with
less regret, the information contained in the fol-
lowing notice, from the Baltimore papers:
Maryland Sarings Institution, Mav 6. 1894.
The Board of Directors deem it advisable I'm.
der existing circumstances, 10 suspend tie ope.
rations of this institution, as relates to the re.
ceipt and payment of deposites for the present
and until further notice.
The Stockholders are invited to attend
meeting at Scotti's Long Room, in South street
on Thursday next, at O'Clock in the afternoon
to consider and decide on the course to be pur
sued in settling the affairs of the institution
The holders of certificates Of special deposites
are informed that-they will be received in pay
ment OF debts due to the institution-and all mo-
neys deposited or lett in charge OF the institution
THIS day, will be returned to those entitled. All
notes deposited for collection, by persons not
indebted to the institution, will be delivered to
the depositors.
1t is believed by the Board Of Directors, that,
in deciding on the present suspension, they
have adopted measure which will tend to Sc
cure full payment Of all the deposites in the in
stitution. BY order of the Board:
J. HUTcHrNs, Treasurer.
We understand, from private sources, that
great alarm and anxiety exist in Baltimore, and
it is much feared that this and the next month
will be periods of gloom, distress, and disaster
in that city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-09

No man is more prompt in his answers ""'
sagacious in his remarks than Senator foi"
dexter, one of the ablest men in the BODY +"
which he belongs. When Mr.. Forsyth PfoPo'
ed that the Protest should be transmitted by u''
Vice President to the Governors of the dllleI'n'
States, &c. Mr.. Poindexter rose ana llaOy
this observation: Mr.. President-a poI'''"'
quack sends us a dose ofpoison The poiIo'"
BILE gentlemen advises us to take the DOSE az.
call in family of physicians to consult aOou' !
purgew This was said dryly; but it ans"ei'S
the purpose of labored argument MI fO'
syth's motion was rejected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-09

Mr.. Benton, in his speech on Wednesday, &C.
clared that the recent failure of some OF Tue
Banks in this District was public blessing and
that the people were glad Of it! "Fdf," SAID
he, the hackmen tell me they now get nothing
but silver''!! A notable reason, truly-worhya
dignified Senator;-worthy of Mr.. Benton LEI
the ruined widows and orphans-the emod''
raised merchants and traders, who have been
ground to the dust by these Bank failures al
swer the honorable Senator and his "hacKil'eD
who now get nothing but silver" we aIlHo''
lose our patience and temper when We ned'
such miserable stuff.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-09

Our good friend of the Richmond Ehqui,- :,
one Of the kindest and most obliging MOI 'a. -.
the world. He jumps backwards and lor"a,s-
so as always to get out of every bodys Na 'isl.
except a man is badly enough dlspoSeu " ainto
ly and maliciously to walk right over OF : the tbe
him." as the case may be- The editor o. Lille
Enquirer and MIR. j. M. Patton are 'i !.nd Mfr.
in their politics. We have lately paiii'0N Is
P.'s portrait, and his friends say the iiNe"''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-09

Windorer, confined in the jail OF "n ."n
County, charged with tampering with cef''D
slaves, and subsequently with an atlemp vi
burn the jail, made his escape on the 2o'i OPP
last and has not yet been apprehended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-09

Public attention is requested to cOmmmica'
ton in to days Gazette relative to the Colony
at Liberia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-12

The Hon. HENRY CLAY, Of the u S. Senate,
passed through Fredericksburg on Thursday,
with his family, on their way to the Virginia
Springs. He spent Friday with his friend
Judge Brooke, and proceeded on his journey
on Saturday. We understand he will accom-
pany his family only as far AS Ex-President
Madison's, whence he will return to his public
duties in Washington. Mrs. Clay is in very deli
cate health.