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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11

WILL SELL. on the premises, 70 the
highest bidder. for cash, ~ acres o(
shading TIMBER, upon the land u Octs,io.
tsiFtaA, (psrt q the shannon Hiil tract on
the shenaodoah river II vill BE- laid 81 aDd
soid N lots 81 ooe aefs sach. snd time viii
b. ailowsd ths Purchaser 10 take Il sway. 10
b nats knoEn On the day % safe Rariy
noi'es val b given Of The dag Of sale
}. 7. DAUGHERTY.
-. s3hSrAsy fov .. FsirCgr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11
NO TECE.

1--WE deotors Ia the estate OF the late DIR
n LEE GRiGGS, are Informed that the ir
AekDo sisdsed debts are left IN the hand, OF
NJ. CAio Moore, a the Bank. uao II author
rLsd 10 receive Paynest-
Those that remain unpaid will very soon
Do placed IN the hands OF collecting officers
HE subscriber uill sell, before the Court
ho~se door, on The hrst day Of next court,
upon . credit Of sixty days, = 6r., rate asukIs.
baSysiet FOHLLSG PIECE.
TIL. GkIGGS, IT., -id.sT
Dee. IL. 1884. Of Lee Gr;rr, I,,,d
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11

Several votes took place 10 choosing I.
third aoos-kesPer. in place Of Mr.. southall
deceased. For this once there we're also
several candidates, and this will not Be- woa-
dered At, when state that the pay !. equal
70 mat OF member. On tho eth vote, Robr
Bradley was elected.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11

HHNHE Fsru. bsloaGiBg 70 The heirs q N
~ y Hsm@oud, dss d. Will b. offered for
fsbi, fof ore % @ors years, 10 ths kirb~st
bidder. 81 The Court House dooy. IN Charles
tovn, On The isth isstsst, bsisE & o,,rt dsv
lsr,esf particulars viii b mads ksovs. "a
thsi tine
RICHARD WILLIAMS. Cusr4s.
- ~ inGsai Asirs sf ed DEED
Dee =. 1894.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11
Died.

On Moadsy aighs l.s, the nh ias. n tic ~
s.aeaee Of Aedre~ iiunser. Esd. ia th.s pi.ee.
hrs- MAHr SrvssLETikLs. IN the ssh yr.r a
her sg--eonsort u Col James S,ssslekeid, Of
Winchester.
- Further notioe of the deceased sss received,
which .h.ll be inserted next ue-kl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11

Sale Of Real Estate. BY Joseph T. DauKherty.
Trustee Of J. X. Hayden, at Hsrpers-Fery, on
Saturday next
Renting Of the Farm belonging 10 Thomas r.
Hammonds heirs, by Richard Williams, guar
disn. a,,Ae Court House, on Monday aeIt.
Sale Of Land Ly ID. ksble, At the Court House,
On Monday next
Hiring Of Slaves, By Lewis Glover, in SAep-
herdstovn, on Tuesday next.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11
.NeGrOes for Hire.

X"ILL be hired, at public hiring. on
w Monday the 18th instant, at Bunker.-
Hill, about SO or Gu valuable NEGROES,
belonging To- the estates OF Bacon Bur~eIl
and Edmund BurwelI, deceased, consisting OF
Neu, Women, Boys and Girls.
0-Psrsons who hired said negroes for
the present year, will please return them
With their proper clothing. and be prepared
To take up their bonds on the day Of hiring,
a. no indulgence will be given.
NAM r. NELSON,
SAMUEL CAMERON,
Guardians for ths heirs.
Dec. 4, 1884,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11
EEGrpersFerrv ReEeeeoTw,

Wiz subscriber respectfully informs bIs
n friends and The public IN geserAl, that
he continues hts
Re6eea@Ey sSA PSEscr ESSa.e,
which - . very eO@modio0s ooe, situated on
Shenandoah Street, nearly opposite Fiiz.iu-
mons's hotel. where he viii constantly keen
on hand the best fresh OYSTERS that The
Baltimore market AFFORD. Also, BEEF
STE1kS. COFFEE, &c. which will be serv-
ed up II The shortest notice. AID an the beat
style. Tie gill also keep on hand, . constant
supply Of Laeass PORTER. HaymanS ALE.
OF Georgetown, and AstviLeIs Of AIexan-
dria, &C. in bottles or on draft Persons can
be supplied with any qusntity.
lie respectfully returns hs thanks TO the
public foe the liberal patronage foE the year
pest, and hopes that by hts good Soeo9mOds-
ton add attentsoa 10 business. their bberalsty
nav eOntinue. WILLIAM GOSS
Harpers-Ferry, Dee. II. Is34.-I.
QrTne .NanSaai EzfofE grsoev. Raiss.ss-e Pa
fT1of. aad HiRokcsfcr Repsbhoaz. SgH etrasr
eabtish re abOue hH.es. Eroekrfy. AID Es-s,Ssrd
btiis - fhis efSce f. CslerEsa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11

Will sell, at public suction, in front of
u Mr- Dan'ei EA,ler's Tavern, in She pherd.-
'ove. on heudsy fAs 29n i..is-f. m fair. n
not. inc next far day. two likely .Sirro Ne,
lsia'es Tor hfe) belonging 10 the es,,,. OF
Levi" Roacmus, deed. One .bou, 40 The
other - years Of age and both rood firm
hands Terms will be made know n on IN. Az
Of sale. EDWARD IrCIs
Dee. II, 1894. a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11
.Adns iaissrafor,. Sufr.

Saturday The 2Oih INST .iII be Offer
" cd al Public sale. Gu the farm belonging
10 Miss L whiting, about 1000 busbc Is
sheAi' quanify Of rye. , horses, = colts,
~ bead stock cattle, mich CO.'S, and =
Durham ball
credit Of nine months Will be given,
purchaser giving bond aud good security.
D. r. DOUGLASS,
-sa-.,t..i'T Of JsAa ,. FS.-ss. Gse'd
Dec. ID. 1894.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11

Judge fAsxEs, IN consequence OF IN health,
has not been able 10 hold his Court .t w,s-
chester special term will be held. com
nencins on the I'd Of next moo,h. sho.II
Judge PAsxGa not be able TO attend. Judxs
Ssnn Will occupy the bench.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11
n,cssosp, psc. 6, isyA.

"'su'eJ was eieeted.
s'' Dae' o. iAt%
6, A., -, = - 'e'e''es
'e'p'"''"s 70 are'o'a''o" o.
"' =" inc SUBJECT OF the establish
"' " ." INSTITUTION Tor The instruction Of the
~, =, VIC |o""'o"s
''o'" ''o'e ."o sre !" IL
M '"'''''"o" ~'u'n The s-'e, and
60 ' 'eA'o"'' THAT other H.'e'' With q
"1""e' " '"a's' ~"h'" 'se'r limits
Virginia contains arc unable TO attract to
'he'r se"inar'e' more than very srnAh Propor-
"oa OF the number. For Instance. ;" Penn.,l' Iva
ma the whole number OF mu'esis 7i2, yet ''the
'ahoe' % 'nese " uhe" excellent asylum. &c
corning 70 ue iaS report ~As only ~, alter this
seminary had been ope"ed fourteen ye.r," La
|""aee''sa'' With x'' mu'e'. oniy IL attend the
seminary ." That s.'e' although " had been IN
P.'.o" s-'eeHye.~
IN '"s'"''' he whole sameer Of white mu'es.
-, amounts
=" o>"e' CUM
60 '. e'e''nA'ea NJ ABOUT
" tue "o'e's"' recommends
".' $50 mail oe eA'e""eu 70 INSTITUTIONS already
'"o'' 'es.ru 70 "'e'r location IS
o"e. '','e' nave '0oe- nc institution a, Hart
"" ,PP'oP'iA"on''ro from all me f--'-
e'" '' eAoeP' "Ho"e iAand' ana that in
"o" 'e" jersey De'A"Are' aao
$500 y "e" A.He'' =" mseh o. 'he
" '' 'o"''"'"ee
' " "o'u' 'no'eo re'o'u"0" o.
"f~' " VIC eo'",n'"ee o. Pr"hese' ana eiee-
4, ,.N',, - ~. OF
~, '-'''''
'' e"1""'
=,
i'p - inquiry ~ 'he
'''o "e Peo'e"ey o'
- " u'e Oo"''h0"s e~'uh
a ~" "-'-"er presented Pcu-
~ 'o' "'e u''''oa OF rreoer'eA county, the
INC 'oo' no! ~ ne'shoorhood' The i-i-
', ''O'" '"e nA'" 'oun section
'e'o'uu0n' nave oeea offered 30 lar, than
~"h'H any similar period Of my remembrance.
On 1"'aHy' "e '"o houses proceeded to the
- A'uose0 o. "e 'e"er-i Court to sup
y" inc .se.ney oeeaalo"ed oy The death OF Judge
- "
'' pi''"''1 y INC No.
-,'"e PO' :" H''A'-
s ."u animated a''eu'-
Poe W "e 'D"'e'. % inc deies.'e
y! report % inc
eo'"'es ~ P'"'ese' anu e'ee"o"s' hat
''e'' "-u A0-
-. 'o'A ''' county, "a consequence o. va
s",' '"'n 'o' '1"o'nA''0n
Pe'1"'' ."a 'o'se'J' Hr' rrenuss moved 10
- e 'sP''. Wv" '"'''ue0O"' 70 e'noooy
.Poo '"'e'' inc report vas i"e"oed
'"'A' upon INC ground uhAs
- 'N =. P'e~'eo 70 'ne "oo-
g., -. 'o ~ 0''''' 80
o"v INC"
,ns - - -''o - ~ No 'De. o p'Fl"''e'"s
A, >,u.r r. p",S,., e ues',.O"-
No., a. - - -" = - ''e
~ L. =. -, -
he and A. Vy;.h.- ..-..,.., ',,.-..
CATION Of the prioe;ule. involved tn. r.o,,
and amendment, we're eventually laid upo. III.
table.
The Senate having amended the resolution TOE
the election OF public Prin'er 20 - 10 proceed to
the election on Saturday the 9Th instant, and in this
'eno''e" u's house eo"eorred.
. o"' ,"'rOoNseo - the instance o. Mr. BsTt0n'
g -, - 'e''l y ''e oSpe''or ~OA''
no,,.d 49,
On Satudav. . communicative -. r-.s,,.A
from the senate ,h,, they had o....d m. hill con,
eerui.s the st,esisl term Of the Frederick SUM-
rior COart
The house then proceeded. on mosiOs o. SIR.
"h'o" OF bose'oort, 70 the siection q public
p''"'e'' s"o ne "o'n'hssed Thomas k'tsh'e Tor
-. o''''. inc "'>'''er o. MS %" ehs-
% e.. :, $50" 'O' mas 's-siee''Oa.
-, -, - - ',''se'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11
Negroes for Hire.

WILL be hired At public hiring. atL..-
TOM, on Friday the 26ih instant, A.
.o" 70 or " valuable Negroes, eohsstin. Of
-hen. Women, Boys, and Girls.
All those persons who hired, for the pre-
sent year. the Hegroe. Of Ann Hunter de-
ceased, and Of Henry St Geo. Tucker. will
please return them with their proper cloth
ing. and DC prepared TO take up their bond.
on the day OF Hiring
HENRY ST. GEO. TUCKER.
Dec. H. l-Jl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11

"A GOOD FEBALE SERVANT. nov m
4 n Tie Possssion % NJ George w sap
panFtoa, Who b asihorised % ell her
New. ~, 1894. \ MeCREADY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11
STORE GOODS

Belonging TO the estate Of the deceased.
amounting, as per apprsisenent, 90 about SIN
THOUSAND DOLLARS. OF this stock.
about $4,000 worth consists Of q supply Had
IN this Fall, comprising about $1,000 worth Of
GROCERIES,, and about $500 worth Of Do
MESTiCS, judieiously selected, and never
opened since their arrival, except for the par-
pose OF aPPraisement- To thIs part o( the
stock, the attention Of Merchants - partieu-
larry invited. IS IL Is believed they viii have
II IN their power To repair their brokea as
sentiments, without the expense and delay Of
= trip below.
The balance Of the Goods consists Of about
$1,000 worth Of OLD STOCK, embracing =
great variety Of articles suitable 10 the wants
Of ell classes.
Liberal credits will be given. viz: On all
sums Of $40 and under $500, nine months, on
$500, and less than one thOusasd, IL aOaths,
on one thousand dollars and upwards. IL
and ls mOrths. equal Psyneots- Bond and
approved security required Of purchasers,
and no goods removed ill the terms are con-
Piled with Sale 70 eOstinue from day to
day, until the whole stock shall be Disposed
Of. I. X. DOUGLASS, .il.aF
Dec. II, 1894. Of JoAa J. Frs-ae. died
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11

WISH to dispose Of 4 Negro Woman and
- two or three Children. She Is first-rato
cook, washer aud ironsr-no better "a the
State. For terms, apply TO the subscriber N
w. BRIsCoE.
Dec. I, I534-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11

sstsoSisy q Decree Of the Circuit
- Superior ourt Of law and Chaneery Of
reserves county, pronounced 81 the last tern
% TIE s.id court. N . aunt % eADeery be-
sssa 'se"e tsisr. Csorgs isier. kc., plain
.,ns. and Thomas Porter and wife, and oihsrs.
setesdsnss. ! -iil cell, 20 the highest bidder,
20 frost Of The hotel m Chariestown lately
occupied BY D. Delspisse. On the Isxh day Of
January nsxt, tho HOUSES and LOT on the
main street m ChArisstown, nov occupied
ra D~eilns. ssddlsr's shop. &C b.. By George
'Her- Also. the HOUSE and lot on Liberty
street IN SAID town. for many years occupied
oy James Liod,ay, and nov IN the occupancy
c' O. boSue- The terms wiil b. twenty Ave
dollars On hasd. upon the purchase Of each
OF said lots. and the remainder of the pur-
chase @oaey m three equal seni-annusi IN
".lnents J. T. DAUGHERTY,
Dec- ~, 1871 SPECIAL CssmissiOn<r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11

The RI Rev. Bishop England. With TIN Sisters
Of Charity, lately embarked At Baltimore for
Charleston.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11
.NfgrOes Tor EEire.

HAVE several Negroes, men. women,
Il and children, which will hire for Ii
ensuing year. . will be in She phe rdstown
on Tuesday the 10th o. December, for tho
purpose Of attending to the hiring.
LEWIS GLOVER
Nov 20 ls31
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11
Negroes for Hire.

NOR hire. for the ensuing year, eight or
n'ne negroes linen and women) be long
ins to the heirs Of John Buckms.ter. decd
Application can b. made 10 the subscriber IN
.hsriest"wn, any time between the oath and
9th Of this month
RICHARD WILLIAMS,
DEC III, 1884. Guardian Of said ksi,s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11
Valuable Stock Or Goods
AT AUCTION.

On Monday, the l5th insfaAf,
.VHVHE subscriber ~ili commence selling.
IL At auction, AZ the store room Of TIE
late JOHN }. FRAME, IN Chariestowa, the
Stock Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11

A SHORT SYSTEM a. CO.MF.LsH
IN. DRILL, n4aPisd - eosransss srsr-
cissd ~ sfagis rsats" fee cops q ~
shove Zoe ssls ~ thts o&es. Ffsss ~ cssts
Dee. ~. is5t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11
Negroes for Hire.

Y>HE subscriber Will hire, privately. for
I the ensuing year several vsiusbIe Star,
OF both ssxes. belonging 20 tn. e,,.,. Of
Alexander Rely. deed. "
JAMES w.-RiELY. Err.
Dee. II. 1854.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11

ur JoaS X. CooKI, Esq. Of Frederick, nomi
mated BY CoHUenfion Of Delegates.
or Cob. EbwAaD I.ccAs, Of Jeaerson. IL like
wise . candidate for Congress.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11
sale.

sale.
authority Oi two deeds Of trust.
~ executed by George Hughes. we ~,Ii
,eii, 10 the highest bidder. at the house aud
On The Prea'ses lately occupied by William
Cbevetsod. IN Charlesto~a. on IN. 26th a. /,
81 the present month, . quantity Of HOUSE.
hold and Kitchen YURNITURE and
utensils. together 18th too valuable stove.
and other Ar''eies of Persoaai property One
% sad deeds - as made to secure the payment
OF debt TO william Cro~, jr.. and tie other,
10 secure The pay nsnt Of debt To Hum oh re ,
keyes' and both are of record N the offies
u the clerk Of the county court of Jefferson.
On all sums Of i've dollars aud up~ard.. a
credit Of ninety days Will be given upon good
security.
ANDREW HUNTER,
JOS. 7. DAIGnERrY,
Dec. II, 1894
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11

UsT received sad &C. ssis ~ ths ssbsrr,-
e. befs. tso hundred bssheis Mercer Pee
tees q. ". IESSuAN
Old Turnace. Dee 90. I.ls-h
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11
Slaves 60 Hire.

OFFER for hire, for the ensuing year.
II several slaves. belonging To the minor
herr Of Richard Baylor, Esq deceased.
Apply earl, TO JOHN YATES,
Guardian Of SAID Asirs.
Nov 81 IaJA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11

T1urfdsy. DE. 4.
Resolved, That the Committee q Rosd, b
instructed 70 inquire into the eHpedieaey of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11
Hiring Of N0Vyx.

StNERAL slaves will be offered for hir.
- oy their owners Al Lsetown on Saturday
the a7th inst.
Dec. IL. 1884
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11

WILLIAM r. KiSs has been rc-eiseted sen.-
tor N Congress from Aisbams.
Mr.. CLArIOs. U. s. Senator from Delaware.
has determined To retire 70 private lie II the elo.<
q his term. which expires on the &sh Of March
neat.
Mr.. Lrrlr, IL OHIO. and Mr.. MAsos, hi, oppo-
nent. .ho intended to contest the election are both
lying extremely Ill
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11

10 The IIouse--FoF shepherd ~
Richie 81
10 the Senate Ritehis IS
shepherd IL
Joint vote shepherd 81, Rhehis IS ma
joFity foe shepherd ~.
Abssat--Thres whgs-No Jseksoamsu
Mssss. Mcdowell ssd IIsnptoo (whigs)
IN The house. voted Tor RHchis
No other business of importsnes vas trsss-
seted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-30
IlaMA f0r sale.

SHALL offer at public sale, on the first Nonday ia
a February next, ut Prince William Court House,
being the Court day of said County.
ksasaa TWO TRACTS OF LAND.
sgtsss' one containing eea acres. per patent and
SY& survey. both of which will be exhibited ON
aeassaassSas the day Of sale. This Tract hes in Fairfax
County, but on the line of Prince William, and has
been in the possession of Col. John Hooe for some
time, who now relinquishes ell claim 10 it. 1t les on
Bull Run, and on the line dividing the Counties of
Prince William and Fairfax, and adjoins the lands OF
Col. Hcoe, Mrs. KincheIoe, and the Heirs Of Thomas
Blackburn, deceased.
The other Tract CONTAINS 7o ceres. and lies in
Prince William County, near Uumtries, and is at pre-.
sent occupied by Walter Davis.
The terms of sale will be accommodating, and made
known on the day Of the sale. Capt Thomas Nelson,
Surveyor ofPrince William County, knows both tracts
of land well. and will give any information relative to
either that may be wanted. Letters TO him on the sub.
ject must be post paid.
Asthis llpd will be sold by me as a Commissioner,
appointed by the Federal Court for that purpose, |
shall only guarantee such title as is vested in me; but
| consider the title perfectly good
GEoPGE HAMILTON, Commissioner.
jan 3-dtFcb3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-30
BALTIMORE PATRIOT OFFICE,
Tuesday, | O'Clock. p. M.

ucSudy, l " ClOCh, L. w.
The Murket.-Sugar has become exceedingly
scarce, and under better favour; there is not
over 20 hhds. in first hands, and some Of our
largest grocers are nearly out; the advance is
full 3-4c. per 10. One small cargo from Orleans
hourly expected; no advices yet of any ship
ping from Porto Rico. Coffee is firm at last
weeks prices; new crop Rio upwards of 1000
bags sold at II 1.2c; old crop II ga to l2c. on
time. No change in Molasses, it is selling in
small lots at 80 cts. Oils of every description
are plenty and dull, without any variation in
prices. Limited Sales of Pepper at 7 1-2c. Pr
mento is held at "a to &C., supply ample
Nothing doing in Fruits, the market is well
supplied. But few sales of Rice, price 3 to 3 Is
cts. No further sales of Indigo. A complete
sta gnation of all kinds Of business, which is al
ways the case at this season of the year.
FTOur.-We note to day a rise in the wagon
price of Howard street -four. This however is
confined to that coming by wagons only; that,
coming by rail road, is ordered to be stored on
account of the country owners, who are wait
ing for better prices. We quote the wagon
price to day at $50 Id a 5.12 1-2. A sale was
holders to day are asking S5.37 12 by the dray
load.
WiSkey.-This article has also improved a
little since our last quotation. The wagon price
to day is % IL a % cts. exclusive of the barrel,
and store price 26 a 81 cts. A considerable
lot was taken yesterday at 81 cts. on 80 days
credit.
Grain-No change has taken place in the
price Of grain since our last. 50 cents ap-
pears to be about the price of good reds. White
corn So and yellow 60 cts.
Pork.-Killed Pork from wagons will bring
$3.50 and from stores 1913 a Sc, as in quantity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-30
[ COMMUNICATED.
3 d,

On Saturday, the 25th instant ALExANDER
MCKENZIE, Esq. in the 69th year of his age, and
for near the last fifty a resident of Alexandria,
and one of our most respectable inhabitants.
Mr.. Mckenzie was a native Of the Highlands
of Scotland; retaining, until within a few months
pasl, all the health and vigor peculiar to that
people. He was suddenly arrested by a disease
violent and acute in its character, but which ne
bore with all the marked characteristics of a
true Christian. Though his Heavenly Masters
hand bore heavily upon him, he knew from
whence it came, and quietly kissed the rod which
thus afflicted. "Notmy will, but thine be DONE"
was his oft-repeated expression. Thus fortified
by the consultations of that religion which buoys
up all its true possessors, his Exit from this tur-
bulent, agitated world was like the summer ev-
ening's sky-calm and serene.
At Georgetown, on the 2Sth instant, Lieuten-
ant Colonel PERRAULT, of the Army.
In Washington, about 8 o'clock in the even
ing of the Goth instant, Major THOMAS MILLER,
aged 70 years; a native of the town of Port
Royal, in the State of Virginia, and long one of
the most enterprizing, highly respected, and va
luable residents of that town. Major Miller be-
came a resident of the City about II year since
and has, during the greater part Of that time
acted as a Clerk in the Navy Department.
1t becomes our melancholy duty to record the
death of Gen. STARRING TUCKER. He died at his
residence in Laurens District, on Friday, the
4th inst. of a protracted illness, which he bore
with that manly frmness, which characterised
him through life. AS a member of our State
Legislature, and as a Representative in Con-
gress, his votes were judicious, bottomed on the
resources of his own judgment, and never sway
ed by the mere opinions Of others. Since his
retirement from the public service, and during
a heated political controversy unparalleled in
the history of our country-and involving fun
damental principles in the theory of our govern
ment--although differing in opinion from a majo-
rity of his fellow-citizens, it is believed that his
opponents are generally prepared to acknow-
ledge that he not only adhered to his sense of
duty with firmness and fearlessness, but with
patriotic ardour and pure intention. General
Tucker, in the private relations of life, was
amiable-an excellent neighbor, a kind relative
and hospitable man. He was eminently repub-
lican in his sentiments and feelings; no man
more heartily disdained the principles Of aristo-
crazy; and few men ever, for a longer period
enjoyed the confidence of the people in a high
to the tomb, amidst the regrets of his numerous
friends and acquaintance, and his memory will
not soon be Observation-Disclosures Is. CT Hire.
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL JOURNAL &
REVIEW,

EDITED by E. Giddings, No. 2; published by
ia VIM. r. Lucas, Baltimore; price SIS per
annum
N. b.. The following medical gentlemen are
contributors, viz: M. S. Baer, II. Willis Baxley,
John Bucklin, B. M. Byrne, in. Fonerden, G. S.
Gibson, ]. T. Graves, T.. M. Rowland, Caleb
Jones, r. s.. Stewart, r. H. Thomas, A. L. War
nor, Baltimore; S. Baker, r. Dunglison, VIM.
Fisher, R. w. Hall, M. Mcdowell, N. Patter, ~.
R. Smith, and VIM. Watson, Maryland; J. R..
Beck, in. B. Beck, G.. S. Bedford, T. McNaugh-
ton. New York; in. Bell, B.: H. Goats, c. D..
Meigs, Philadelphia; S. A. Cartwright, Missis-
sippi; NJ. H. DeLeon, H. r, Frost, in. E. Hol-
brook, E.. Ravenel, 7. Y. simons, Thos. Wells,
South Carolina; T. r. w. Dunbar, Winchester,
Va; in. Eberle, Cincinnati; J. H. Emmett, Uni
versity of Virginia; J. P. Harrison, Louisville;
Ihos. Hunt, New Orleans; E. Phelps, Vermont;
w. Sweetsen, University of Vermont; w. r.
Waring, Savannah; Samuel Weber, New
Hampshire; and Thos. Wells, South Carolina.
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TO LET,
ROGERS'S VEGETABLE PULMONIC DE-
TERGENT,
EUST received and for sale by
u ian 20 WILLIAM STABLER.

From the Hon. Gideon Lee, Mayor Of the City
of Nep York.
"Few men in the community have a greater
contempt for nostrums in general than myself
Patent medicine and catchpenny, with me, have
been synonymous. am constrained, however,
to relinquish these sentiments as respects DR..
Rogers'S Vegetable Detergent, the effects of
which | have recently witnessed. Ayoung lady
in my family, by using two papers, l have rea-
son to believe, is effectually cured Of an alarm
ing Pulmonic Complaint, which in all its symp-
toms gave evidence of Immediate consumption.
| communicate this with a view of usefulness,
and sincerely hope that such persons as have
complaints similar to the above, will make a tri-
al of the medicine. GIDEON LEE"