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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-17
EsichmOnd, Tuesday, June AZ.
"The .Afounfain in labour. -

We should, indeed, deprecae the "wrath" OF the re-
nowned Editor Of the Compiler We waited with reni-
bling anxiety Tor his paper Of yesterday morning iron
his extreme dclicacy aud swami Of ROOM lac has
prieved' u' for another day The public WILL doubt,
mourn in sackcloth and ashes this bitter
We tender to this august parsonage most hearty thanks
for his great orbesrance
IL may, however, be necessary for the information Of
others TO state, tina, the Senior Editor has not written
dictated, or caused 10 he written, line Tor this
since the 81 instant. lie is convslesccnt aud will
hope, in few days resume his labours IL viii there
lore, be that this learned spg OF modesty-ths re
doubtsble Edito-has been murh fault in this Gaze
he Ia his kind and humane ailusion to the name and
Of the aimAl whom the Senior Editor his
injury ifbe is curious 20 learn her aud qualities
refer him to the sisble-boy. He may there receive
every information on the subject.
The unlucky wight, who penned the article which has
raised such whwind of Indignation certainly should be
treated with some degree OF pity Its he did rail- this
great Journalist "noDde 'eiipl." But he rgh
IN this His proiundy OF learning, acueness oneeci
aud unrvacd excellency In all the various branches
science, rendered il doubtful. TO which class we shoul
grant the need OF praise. He was therefore called a
"nondescript" lie was also nominated as Governor.
What mighty sin was here commitied'Has he not by his
own free viii, become the Menterthe alyi.er-of Gov
Tazewell Besides, would the public be benefited bv
his elevation (No, not to Thai
ohce'Tnk OF these things, my good Sir and &C, with
your accustomed generosity.
OBITUARY.
he following letter, from neigh bor and friend of Mr.
Lewis OF Weyanoke Charles City County, gives an &C.
count OF the death OF that dsing Agrcuturjt and
es,imahe gentleman The character it pourrays OF him
is ju.tly and orchiy drawn:
"WErASoKE June 3Thc occasion OF my being inc.
n "sSS o" . My Su1 ~d venerable friend Fielding
iIempceiahe most formidable ,roeies of Paralysis. duration
could avail lie %eS aPo nS
continuance years Of hi. useful and honos IIP' 81
s G.s viii i.f%,S aS our ,Se In tho
mie along with tho family Of Mr. Thomas Marshall Fauquc
soso%'oy S S"I %s died pG s TN, TG%
tho riches and honor this world They Sc
md
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fFom The Now YORK Gszo,,o Of Jono n

From the New York Gazette June 10
from Kingston, Jamaica. The packet SHIN Orbit has
brought our files Of papers the 2st ut The following
extracts from them:
Mr.. Joseph TyreIl. has commenced action against
be editor Of the Jamaica Despatch, and laid his dasg
nj 50OOL
The Jamaica Advertiser Of May 90 says--The quaint.
~ Of Specie issued by the Receiver General on Saturday
appears to have given life TO the city Change be-
lug nov afforded, complaints will necessarily cease.
Hhe ship OF Forte, Com. Pe had arrived II King.
alon from Barbados With 00000I in silver which sum
arrived here in the Bcvidere from England.
Amg@4n' Nay l6-Oor accounts from the country
by yesterdays post neither nSenng nor dishearten.
ang Some correspondence dread the approach Of the first
august, while others anticipate happier tines We hope
the latter viii not provo false prophets II Is pleasant Ia
hear ate Police force organizing with greater "a
kd'iy THAI was expected: yet complain Of pay, &c
when the House meets, their hrst duty will DO 10 settle
s'ts question.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-17

DISTRESSING CAsUALrY.-We are called on to dis
charge the painful duty recording the sudden
young and highly esteemed fellow citizen, MIR. PAUI
HURT, brother OF MIR. James NJ and Mr. Branch T. Hurt
merchants OF this town. In company with OF his
young friends and associates, he repaired Tuesday
evening, the 10Th instant, TO the OF Noas Island
for the purpose OF bathing Shortly after entering the wa
ter the party separately of the expert swimmers
taking the csrrcnt OF The river, without the move
enis his comrades After proceedeg about 800 yards he
was arrested by the cry, that r. Hurt drocnn
and before he could reach the spot, the Inflated young
man had sunk TO rise His body was
TWO hours afterwards and every fort made restore life
but the vital spark had fled cnd recall Mr. Hart
about II years OF has resided in Petersburg
years. during which period, his smiabe de-
pertinent, for him the esteem and confidence of a
large circle OF acquaintance, who deeply sympathse
with his relatives, in their affecting loss This adds ano.
ther, to the many melancholy warnings we have had,
"That in the midst Of lie, we are in desh"-Peters.
burg Constellation
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MARRIAGES
DEATHS

Married. on Thursday evening last by Rev. Mr. Keeling,
John u Farmer the Wood
cock Of tho county OF Tearico - -
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Inc parties Interested in The foregoing decree are here
by no ied that have appointed the 10th day OF july
10 make up The accounts therein dire cted on which dsy
at 10 o'clock they hereby required TO attend at Col
Charles Goodas with their vouchers copies OF records
anu aIi oer papers Necessary TO enable carry the
said order into effect. IEMUEL CREW nj r.
Hanover county, June II, 1884 I2-wAwS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-17

NOTICE Having finally removed my family and se-
~ minsry from ny late residence the river Potomac,
hereby make known my intention Of returning hiher
We located Of this pltce, healthy, pleasant 81
tuation, IN tie county Of Fairfax, the Stage Road
from the Dsct Of Coumhis TO Winchester, where all
commune aons will reach me. WM. BRENT, in.
Suly, near Chap,iIly r. o., 2e,h April, "a Ia
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AT meeting of the citizens of Meekienburg held at
me courthouse, agrseaby to notice. the 3d of June
1851 Tor The purpose OF making arrange
braon oil he approaching Anniversary Of American Inde
pendence:
Daniel Middsgh, Esq, called 10 the Chsir, and
MT Richard Is. Bapis. appointed Secretary when tho
meeting adopted the follow ing Resolutions:
Hesored, That Armistead BurwelI Esq. be requested
10 read The Declaration of Inde pendenoe.
Hesofred, That Elmord w. Hening, Esq, be requested
10 deliver an Grafton in emoraon OF the day.
Resoired That Alexander Dortcb, Conrad ). Boyd Geo.
nj Branch, James Is. Dupuy, Daniel HIddsgh, Rich
ard Hammer Eqs be appointed Committee TO procure
subscribers TO dinner at the courthouse
, Resofred That Allied Boyd, William o. Goode, Edw ard
r. Chambers. Richard b. Baptist, and Daniel T. Hicks,
Esqrs., be appointed Committee OF Arrangements.
Resolved That Edward II. Chambers VIM. O. Goode,
John Goode, jun, John Knox, Alfred Boyd, Benj.mn Ro-
gers, Samuel l. Lockeit, +. W. Henng, hex'r Dorieh,
Cha les Baskerville David Shelton Hugh a. Garland and
John f. Finch, Esqrs, be appointed Committee pre-
pare set Of regular toasts.
Rtsolred That the Editors OF the Richmond Enquirer,
the Richmond Whig and Petersburg lnielig ncer be
gu sed TO publish the edDgs OF This meeting their
respective papers. DANIEL MIDDAGH, Chm,
RICHARD b. BAPTIST, Secy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-17

The article signed Colbert. in this dsy's paper will
command attention. 1t should be by every friend 10
"A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-17

Gen Bioir's Disirict--Col. Richard J. Manning has
been elected in this district, supply the vacancy caused
by the death Of Cen Blair Mr. Gilmore the State
Rights candidate, by at least 600 majority.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-17

me nour all doubt would soon be mingled in glorious his.
tory He will be regardless Of all the rebus with which
he may be met whether from "ihe King" who can "do
no crong, or the heir apparent who can do no right
The power upon, "he potcer behind The throne His
OBJECT will be accomplished provided he convnces that
nus assault on tie Inflated "Crcula just, and not VIM
oicve and his reward complete, If he can prevail with
bis fellow republicans take their cause into their own
nands exonine into it, judge Tor themselves and be no
longer misied by juggling demagogues.
lNCOGNLTUM.
uJ III IL scarcely necessary to say that the columns of
,hs paper are open TO any comments upon the above,
rom Mr.. Garland or his Amherst Friend -fEp,rop.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-17

~ ELECTROMAGNETIC Hanover Circuit
X Superior Court, May ISt, 1885,
ih.ip Alexander, adnr. OF William A. Knox, decd
and Emanuel Had and Sarah P his wiie orDerIy sarah
p. Bowles, pIa;n,a 10"
against
Elizabeth Bow'es, administrative with the Win annex
fa Nii'ism Bowles, dec d., Fleming Brown, Susan N
Bowes, John Nash, William p Napier and poIu "
cross, adnix OF Oliver +. Cross, deed, Defendants
This cause in which the bill has taken for confess
ed as to all the defendants, except Elizabeth Boves
sdmx with the viii annexed Of William Bowe. decd
came on Ibis day TO be heard the bill and exhibits filed
herewith the answer OF the said Eibeth Bowles
adnx Aforesaid replication thereto and cramns
non OF Witnesses and argued by COUNSEL On consi-
deraoD whereof, the Court doth adiudge order and de-
cree tai the said defendant, Elizabeth Bowes aimx aa
aforesaid rende? an account u her administration of the
estate OF her estaor before Of The Commissioners NJ
s COurt' who is directed to examine, state and settle
the same and make report thereof TO this Court, Win anu
matter specially stated deemed pertinent by himself or
which may b. required by lhe parties he so stated
a Copy. Teste, PHILIP b. WINSTON C. C.
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BIGMER5g

@ANTSsJ s6ssIEb' >
exchange 4.VD LOTTERY OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Va.
S3O,OoO-75 Of 81 .OOO--sI Of $500
GRAND SCHEMEl
Virginia Dismal SWAMP Lottery,
No IL, tor rs June, 1884.
CAPITALS
$50 000-$l0 600 81 600 SO, OOO-$ 80, 40 900.
rs prizes ri 81 900 81 Of S5O0-&c, &C.
Tickets 50, halves 50 so, quarters Sc Is.
Bigger continues 10 sell and pay > sight most Of
the Capital Pfzesto purchase all descriptions Of incur
rent (,olyenO Bsnk vt the lowest rasso give tho
highest premium for American and Foreign Gold.
GF Address THOS. II. BIGGER.
Exchange Broker, Richmond, Va
June 49, 1l-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-17

Not so bad PrOphet.-In 1911. Peter b. Porter
held the following prophetic language in able speech
delivered In Congress against the charter OF the
Bank "Let the principle Of constructive or implied pow
ers be established, in The which IL must be
RED in order 10 pass this bill, (3ank B) AND YOU WILL
HAVE PLANTED IN THE Boson THE CoNsrITU.
TioN, a VIPER, WHICH, ONE DAY OR OTHER, WILL
STING THE LIBERTIES COUNTRY TO THE
HEART
The coniumacy Of the Bank in refusing either 10 testi.
fy or submit their books TO the committee is producing
the anticipated effect The friends Of the Bank are
gered, and its opponents animated by the tac
knowedgment that what they though, is true Sentinel
of the ValIeu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-17

bc schooner Bow, arrived in New York on Thurs.
day, brought million of dollars
the Rochils, Consigned different
sypdnidn.
This arrival OF specie since Col. Benton made
his exhibit to the Senate drawn from the Custom house
returns showing that TEN MILLIONS OF dollars from
abroad had already been introduced The Bank dskes
10 see its rag circulation substituted by medium of dol
lars and therefore is that have such givngs
the following, from its pensioned presses:
Money-Thcte is the msrke (soy the N. Y.
Daily Advertiser of tho 9th ins the banks
enabled to do all good confidence however. and
esteemed good is taken with much
IL no demund FOR specie from abroad -
Confidence is weak, (says the Bank press,) and is
this not the OF the influx of precious metal,
While the community gave implicit faith to the Bank
its paper Issues banshed gold and silver beyond the
Atlantic; but now that the Mammoth has ceased TO
furnish currency, only for small payments, but a
paper capital for the little hanks to bank upon, and
that the stock falling aud confidence is weak pow
or TO command charter and the circulaiionwhy,
the specie comes in 10 supply the Of confidence in
the Bank And Is il not better 10 rely upon the intrinsic
value OF the coins for medium OF traffic. than the honor
integrity and discretion of any Board Of Directors! Mr.
Bddle knows how the country will decide between his
sterling north and that of gold and hence it is that his
presses say ere is demand for specie from abroad "
lie wants to check Importation that he may have the
country in his power from its ne cessiiies-G Globe
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$9,7O7.214 A
6,760,21I 4S
S1R-A1R 1hh o.

"'"' y" "oH'N7 ElosafO.1oo I'd
rs shewn by "'fical sisemeDis"-a sum sufficient in
iise 10 have produced al The pressure aud distress to
which The country has been suheced-noi upon any plea
oil necessity the part the Bduk but csprieousIy wan
tonly, and With view TO oppress-because as appears
from her returns lie fret Of the pas, MONTH she
still held near three and half millions ofhe public dcpo
es-she"ing that The government and The Bank (as
Mr. Garland contend chad acted with gies for
So much Tor Mr. Galsnd's "ssfstics' sustained as he
says, by "oDiciol statements" which he had "btIope
him" Let them be taken Tor what they are worth. But
u there be any truth IN figures, Authenticity IN public
public records, they from being genuine, as be
was irom the path oil official duty when he imposed them
on his constituents.
Your correspondent has provoked quarrel with MIR.
Garland or his "Ffitnds aud does be deferred
from his course, by sugh they do say. u would be
well they would act upon The principle which Mr.. Gar
land recommends TO his constituents. put themselves
upon The inquiry aud mot be deeeiped"i should be
fecoected tat this IL question OF great public excite.
mcnt, aud upon lie correct decision, npoTtsnt is
sue depends-wliether this much. abused old common.
wealth shall annul her principles, and sell her large bo
nors Tor "a OF poags, he herself again 9wbe
her che shall yoke herself 70 The Of the proud Auiocrs
Of the "marble palace sustain the old Democra
Of the "whe house, ~ Of exterminaiion Tor poI
cal ascsndsDey !In which, " sughi bu, madness rule
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-12-11
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
JAMES ATKINSON.
PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR.
PRESEDENT'g MESSAGE.

WAsMINaToN-CITY, TUESDAY,, DEC. 81
This Cay, at IL o'cl pck, the President
ofthe L. ). communicated to both Houses
of Congress, the following
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-07

Bank of Maryiand.-Thep promised pampne,
of Messrs X. Johnson and J. Glenn, vndlcatinS
themselves and others against the charges MADE
in the pamphlet issued short time since by MI
Evan PouItney, has just made its appearance
II consists Of fifty one octave pages, and its Oh;
iect is to demonstrate by documentary ana
other evidence, that they stand entirely exone
rated from every imputation aIledged agalns
them in relation to the acknowledgement oil 'he
Bank Of Maryland, and that the whole OF h"as
the work of Mr. p. himself
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-07
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES'
NEISS MARGARET M. COLEMAN will
lEL Or, tho 1st ofS anfannha OF her residnncj

MI SS MARGAhEI M. COLEMAN Will,
wi 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 prncl-
Piles, leaving to parents the entire direction OF
religious views will be her duty and her lncl-
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.
Its not thought necessary, in an advertise
ment, to 60 into detailed prospectus OF the
course of studies, &c. to be pursued
Reference can be made to VIM. l.. Hodgson
and Edgar Snowden, Esqs. for any information
that may be desired.
TERMS:
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 thing provided,
washing included; payable quarterly in advance
Tuition for Day Scholars, from 81 to ~, &C
cording to their advancement.
Music S1S per quarter
French Spanish, 6 Italian, each, 6 do
Drawing and Painting 5 do
Alexandria, August S, 1s34-eotf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-07

One of the most miserable newspaper articles
which we ever read is the leading editorial in
Mondays Globe, protesting to give detailed
account OF the political schemes ofMessrs Clay.
Calhoun. Webster, and Mclean. So much
bald, disiointed chat" is rarely to be met with
If the readers Of the Official have stomachs to
digest such compound, they must be akin to
ostriches. We commenced a review Of the ar
ticle but it was too ridiculous to be treated Sc.
riously, and so, We gave over"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-07
CHOLERA.

Since certain of the morning papers have an
nounced the occurrence of few cases OF the
Asiatic Cholera in this city, we presume !. VIII
be proper for US to state what we 10 Os tne
simple truth Of the matter. That there nave
been few scattering cases OF this alarming
disease, there can be no doubt Aphysiclan o.
character showed US on Wednesdaylast, ms VIII
ten report of three decided cases-but they ~ete
all convalescent-and such being the iact, IL
was not advisable to alarm the community upon
the subject Since that time there nave D e1.su
two or three cases terminating fatally: sun,
however, the cases have all been spordd,cj ana
it has not assumed the type OF an eploeni'c-.
and we trust it will not.-N y. Com.
The Quebec Mercury of Tuesday last states
that the health of the town is gradually lmprov-
ing; but its actual condition is not announced.
number of parishes around Quebec mao Deeh
very unhealthy the present season.
The Montreal Herald of Tuesday gives Ia
yorable report as to the heath of that place.
The health Of ST. Louis, notwithstanding Tue m'
extreme heat Of the weather, was unusually
good. The cholera has entirely disappeared.
The pestilence prevails at Charlton, among
the Mormons, at Liberty, and perhaps other
places on the Missouri. Gilbert, Leader OF t1e
Mormons, died from an attack OF II, ana 20
Smith the Prophet, was on his way 10 ONO, al
the last account. :,
Some other deaths have occurred at RushVli-
lie, Rekin, DIon's settlement, and at Pleasant
Grove, six miles above Peoria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-07

Upwards Of two thousand emigrants n a..
arrived at the port of Baltimore within tne 90. .%
two weeks from the interior of Germany; tnSI3
of them rich independent farmers, ana ~ aot
them possessing those habits of industry s G
sobriety characteristic of the country WIN
gave them birth Ian:
They are all destined to the West ina. er
Of promise to the forlorn and oppresseG; . .,
to the richness and resources Of those as. -,
regions, which must make them the prioe
boast of the New World.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-07
O, phere is he nop? Can any one teH7

We do not know that the President OF the
United States travels incog, but it is very GER
tain that his journey to the Hermitage has pro-
ceeded, as far as we can Judge, with silence and
secresy if not mysterious yet certainly, in COM
parison with the noise and hustle of the " North
ern tour" last summer, very strange and remar-
liable He has been announced on the road
once or twice since he left washington; ana
this is all we know Of his movements,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-07

The Wings are taking the proper ground
throughout the country, in regard to the Bank
of the United States. The continuance OF that
institution is not the question which is before the
people The subject Of the Bank is compare
lively Of very small importance, when We con-
slider the true causes of difference between the
Wings and the Prerogative party. The con.
test is between Power and Liberty. This issue is
fairly made up, and no other should be allowed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-07

Three persons have been committed to JalI II
Stanton, Va. on a charge of passing counter
felt money. The Spectator states that thIe:
others were arrested by the Marshal in Russ
county, among whom it is said are the m SaS.
gers of a mint and bank, and who have Dee'
committed to the jail of Wythe county
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-07

It is in contemplation to give public dinner,
on large scale, to Mr.. Leigh. Some diversity
of opinion prevailed, as to the place where it
should be given, Richmond or Petersburg but
the superior claims of the latter town have been
conceded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-07

At Lexington, KY. on the 26th ut. funeI';;
honors to the departed Lafayette were paid, ap'
an Eulogy on his life and character was del'ye,
ed by Henry Clay. Jr. II was pronounced !"
presence of more than five thousand spectators,
and the papers speak of it as an impressN'
and eloquent production.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-07
A CARD.

NEARY ANN CAMPHYR, of Pennsylvania,
wi late of Baltimore, at which place she resi-
ded for eight years, is now in Alexandra, IN
destitute circumstances. She has been, for two
years past, much afflicted with fits. This no.
tice is inserted, in order that her relatives and
friends may know where she is, and provide for
her comfort. James Wilson, "a carpenter) OF
Baltimore, married her sister, Catharine Cam
pbyer, and about three months since left that
place for Washington. aug 4-3t
JOB PRINTING ne atty executed at this Office
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-07

The Legislature of Ohio have passed "a y
authorizing the supreme court Of that state -
grant divorces to applicants, whenever It CO"
be proved that either party has been an haDr
tuai drunkard for two years.. The la" Is .
righteous and just one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-07

The Telegraph plies its task With assidu.:y.
cit is aware" it says, that its articles have
tendency to strengthen Mr.. Van Buren," "7T-
n,eo Danaos ct dona ferenfes"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-07
WHISKEY. &

WHISKEY, &c.
a - Barrels Pennsylvania Whiskey, said to
e be old and good. p,
Domestic Brown and Bleached Sheetngs and
Shirtings, Bed Ticking and Plaids, at low pri-
ces, by the package or piece, to close sales.
Also, a large supply Of Occoquan Yarn, Car
pet Chain, and Seine Twine, at Baltimore pri-
ces J. w. SCOTT, Union street.
1y 25-eo2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-07

Cowden, confined in the Jail at Fredericks.
burg for forging the $4,000 check upon the Bank
ofVirginia, has second time made his escape,
and is not yet retaken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-07

It's currently reported, says the Buffalo pa'.
" Advertiser Of the 2Sth ult. that Judge Gun
mings, OF Batavia, New York, has been Offer
ed the Governorship Of Michigan Territory