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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-11

MIR. Wise's resolutions affirming the excIu-
sive control of Congress over the public mo-
neys of the United States, were laid on the Ia
bic in the House of Representatives on Mon
day, by vote of 1O5 to 81. This is close vot-
ing, but shows that the majority are still unwil-
ling to toe the mark" On all questions con-
corning the Deposites, the order of the day is
20 "lay on the table," "postpone," pass by, =
or gag with the "previous question" There
is no getting plain answer to plain question
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-11

The poles-We find in the Philadelphia pa
pers the following extract of letter from Al
bert Gallatin, Esq to M. Carey, Esq, the Chair
man of the Philadelphia Polish Committee:
"We have not had any emigration into this
country more to be pitied or more dithcult to
be disposed of, than that of the Polish exiies.
Not one of them could speak English, and but
countrvmen, around whom to rally, and to as
sist and guide them. Their habits differ essen
tiallv from ours, and those of any part of Wes-
tern Europe They are mixture of every de-
scription of people; about so gentlemen, or part
ly educated men, without profession, and who
never had done one days manual LABOR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-11
DIED,
A number of craft got up yesterday.

NEW MUSIC FOR THE PIANO.
YyHE subscriber has just received the follow
IL ing, viz
Dinna Forget; envy not; Arabs in Gaul
Ely village fair; Antwerp Waltz
Ellen Of Lindale; Amelia Waltz
A thought Of home at sea
Mornings light is gently breaking
The brook is purling on its way
The Vesper Bell; Louisa Waltz
love the night.
June ll-eo3t ELIZA KENNEDY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-05
DISTRICT AFFAIRS

In the House Of Representatives on Tnesc.,.
Mr.. SToDDERT from the Committee on rho ~.
trict of Columbia, reported the following IN
A BILL to prohibit the Corporations of vr,st
ln9ton, Georgetown, and Alexandra IN 81 81
District OF Columbia, from issuing Pr0misso,,r.,,
Notes or Bills, Of any denomination. less ha!
Ten Dollars, after the period therein menti" lO'
cd, and Tor the gradual withdrawal from 81,
culatlon OF all such Notes or Bill.
Be 1t enacted, &c. That it shall not be lawG.,
Tor the Corporations Of Washington Ceoree
town, or Alexandria, in the District OF ColmG
pa, or either OF them, after the frs, da, ~
March, eighteen hundred and thirty-nne. e +,
sue any Promissory Note or Bill, Of a less de,I~
mination than Ten Dollars
Sec. 2. Ind be 1t further enacted The, ,c,h
and all the Corporations aforesaid shall fnn ..
ally withdraw from circulation and destror Do.
mlSsory Notes or Bills, respectively issued BIZ 81.
Their OF them, of d less denomination than ~
Dollars, SO as to effect a reduction of Gre ~
per annum of the amount which each C9~aC.a.
ton may have in circulation of the sfit r3,a-
or bills; and render an account, at e. c. c.s;iGa
TO Congress, showing the amount vi.ha .ovr
ana eXtlngulShed as aforesaid, and he yd~uo.
still in circulation
Sec. 3. And be 1t further eacc,cd, "a. "a
failure OF either or all Of the COrpOrG.i0ls c,cTa.
said to comply with the requirements Of he St
cond section of this act, it shall nCt, thercG.te
be lawful for the Corporation - CorGo 'a.loas
SO failing, to issue any promissCry nCt2 iii 0.
a less denomination than ten dCllG'S
The bill was twice read and c2mmitla.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-05

Mr.. Richard Rush is out again il ih2 '2rsp9.
pers, in explanation ana yindlcaicn CT his con.
duct as Secretary of the BGnl. investigating
Committee and Patriot until hall pas, 1'e2c&
P. NJ. Mr.. Richard Rush should have Ken. his
son, Mr. Benjamin Rush, gu, .. tne gc"anc- de
latter gentleman being mos e.1iabls you0s
man, who little thought, W. know, { g }eacs
ago, that ever he or his father wovl6 - I&cDd
in such predicament.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-05

FOR SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER,
en- The Schooner OSCAR, first rate
S44a2craft, carries 300 bushels grain or 55 cords
wood, and, being. Of unusual length is better
adapted for carrying timber than any other YES
sci on the river; draws but 6 l2 feet water when
deeply laden, and is very swift sailer. She
will be sold low, take freight on reasonable
terms, or to trusty person, who can find stea-
dy employment for her, will be let on shares.
Apply to GEO. JOHNSON e. CO.
20
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-05

alexandria CanaL-We inserted, II ,ss,cr..
days Gazette, Mr.. Chinn's Report = hz +. v"ec
ofRepresentahves, in favor Of tho lIelg5Ggis
Canal-a Report which, we understand, ~aeci .
ed the unanimous concurrence o. The Cisric,
Committee, and which puts the whole rotH
upon succinct, but clear, Ineligible, 8 e2a-
elusive facts. We owe much c ~. ~Iior end
the District Committee for ,lei! 2tfen,io1 i he
discharge of their duties, as ESQ r,h MS
part the District. Friday anc 52,urue, Il.
morrow and next day. aresat Gp6:: 90 he con
sideration of District business ch( nix s.nl-a
will probably then be taken dr. re dcrb hcre
will be a full attendance O. u. 2ai'.1.1o. h.
occasion-who arc all inc 'sstec, .--r. .na
DID, male and female, in the s.ceeca :. tba H..
dertaking in which the town 6 .2Cw aGgGree.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-05
DIR. ]. w. JOHNSTON, SURGEON DENTIST,

(From Lexington, Kentucky,)
I'D ESPECTFULLY informs the ladies and
IA gentlemen of Alexandria, that he is now at
the Franklin Hotel, King street, where he will
remain for few days, or longer if he meets
with sufficient encouragement; and is prepared
to insert Natural, Porcelain, and Hippopotamus
TEETH, upon the most modern improved
principles Of science He will also plug, clean,
separate, and extract Teeth, with care and safe
ty. DR.. J. will relieve persons in the most vio-
lent cases Of Tooth Ache, without the least pain
or injury to the teeth. Ladies will be waited on
at their dwellings, if desired. may 29-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-05
FOR SALE

ksN A SHIP ON THE STOCKS, in the
ss442vicinity of Norfolk, of the following dimen-
sions: 126 feet on deck, 20 l2 feet beam, 20 feet
deep, to measure $40 tons, and calculated to
carry about 1900 bales cotton or 500 hhds. Vir-
ginia tobacco. She is built of the best white
oak copper fastened, and can be launched in a
short time. For terms apply to Jno. A. Roberts,
Norfolk, or to w FOWLE e. co,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-05

The Wing celebration a, Fredenc;sbrG, Oh
Saturday last notwithstanding The incI,nencr
ofthe weather, was attended by about 25) nar
sons, and Mr. Preston and Goyesncr 5Gf5orr
addressed the company in elocler. Sp2och,s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-05

Some difficulty has occurred 81 he Rev =. Cyl
Branch Of the Bank of the Uni.eG Gtatcg ir on
sequence Of Mr.. Saul Alley, he nay Go IN,
ment Director, wishing to take &;a sea- :, n.
Board before the Branch was OFFICIALLY Oiled
Of his appointment, and had "equesjec ia &C
take his seat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-05

Mr. John S. Lyle, the 2eprcse"tatis il Oh.
gress from the CITY Of CncinnGsi was .ID1iT
ed by the Speaker member 2f The sahE DE-
vestigating Committee. Hh2 cati2na' Cal2ue
gives curious fact in relation t. his ge2aa
man.
This Mr. Lyle, has AT this Tnomen clam
for large sum OfmOney now before ,h2 5ctL'
Of Directors of the Bank. The claim has De:i
twice rejected. 1t was lately brought for IAE
third time-a accompanied by persuasive tnIr"
that if it were not granted, the Bank Shou'u W
afflicted with the vengeance OF the appACdH"
In this letter to the Bank renewing Tie Clam
the brother Of and joint claimant with tDIS W
Lyle foreshadows the wrath of this COmhA.".
in the following remarkably insnuaIIhS ~"
ner.
"You will find that a Lytie, and the sen 100
of the man who has been so crueIIy nee.
will represent this District in the Ie@' b.
gress, and that an influence in this CITY '' r..o
successfully eXerted, not only in tiIs W. W@-
but also in Indiana, at the next election 30.
will find that promise made to you ~
will be religiousy and pertinacouSy auI'.a4
to, so long as fathers injuries are UNI
| do not say this as threat. ] merely ie"s Is
promise, unless justice is done, anG al We 90
justice" ,, 80
81 am well satisfied that it will conTIIH"
our interest to have the Bank rechart2Te' NJ
suitable notifications. But if Justice ! T.
meted out to us pledge my word as :, C''j trrf
and my honor as a man, that those w. o,l
the management Of the Bank 1ciH regTts I" 81!
should we meet again in after years, ~
admit that my word has been redeeTh0c'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-05
MUSIC AND SINGING.

DENJAMIN REISS, late of Cassel, Germa-
ID ny, Professor of Music, has the honor of
informing the citizens Of Alexandria that he will
give LESSONS on the PIANO and in SING
ING, as soon as sufficient number Of scholars
are obtained twice week-W Wednesdays and
Saturdays. He is now teaching in Washing
ton, where all communications to him may be
addressed may 29--eo6t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-05

The Globe calls the merchants 5croic 2ls
ungrateful." The Globe grows more ara age
furious daily against the merchants.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-05
ALEXANDRIA,.
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 5, 1894
ALEXANDRIA CANAL BOARD

ALEXANDRIA CANAL BOARD.
At an election for President and Directors %
the Alexandria Canal Company, held on the a
instant, the following gentlemen wer. 2urr
elected
THOMPSON F. Mason, President.
Hugh Smith, WiIiam F6yjo
PhineaS Janmey John Cohagan
Robert II. miller, Bernard Hooo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-05

Col. EDWARD LLOYD, formerly Govern h
Maryland, and more recently men.G@' :
u. States Senate. died on Monday, a. FRI!
lis, aged 56
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-05

I] WELL DONE!-A good beginningH-
Combination l IA 81, Prize of $500, was sold
yesterday, June Sd, to gentleman CT Charles
County, Md. at CLARKE'S New Prize Office
in the Maryland State Lottery, No. ii for 1884.
The fortunate holder of the above ticket is soil
cited to call and handle the cash.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-05
FOR NORFOLK.

FOR NORFOLK.
@a The Steamer COL UNI
lssA>as~ BLA, Capt. JAMES MrroH-
ELL, will leave Lambell's
wharf, Washington, at II,
and Thompson's wharf Alexandria, at O'Clock
P M, on Friday, the 9th of June, for Norfolk, ar
irving at Norfolk on Saturday, in time for the
Stages going South, and the Steamboat Patrick
Henry for Richmond. Returning to the Dis
trict, she will leave Norfolk on Sunday, the 9th,
at O'Clock, P. NJ; and will continue, during the
season, to make a trip between the District
and Norfolk every two weeks, leaving each
place on the days and hours above named
For the accommodation Of persons travelling
from Norfolk to Fredericksburg, or from Ere
dericksburg to Norfolk, an arrangement has
been made with the proprietors Of the steam
boat Sydney, pying between the District and
Fredericksburg,) by which they will arrive at
either place, at an early hour, on the days fol-
lowing the departure Of the Columbia, without
any additional charge for passage.
Passage and fare S. may 31-dt6thJu
~ The Fredericksburg Arena will please
insert the above till 9Th June, inclusive
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-05
LATE & INTERESTING FROM EUROPE

The packet ship Canada, Capt Brtton, from
London has arrived at New York, bringing
London papers to the day of sailing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-05

Preparations were making in various parts of
the kingdom to celebrate the Kings birthday
on the 1st of May.
The Chamber Of Deputies, says a correspon-
dent, of the London Courier, is dsposing, as
fast as possible, Of the matters before it, prepa-
ratory to the close of the session, which Minis
tiers wish to fix for the 10th of May. The cleo
tons will if the session is over before or by the
middle of that month, be completed by the
end of June, and the new Chamber will proba-
bly, have to meet in September or October. The
new Chamber will probably be as strongly
Ministerial as the present one, but in conse-
quence Of recently formed alliance between
the Republican and CarliSt electors, it is proba-
BILE that some 80 Carlist members will be re-
turned. The strength of the Opposition how
ever, will not be thereby materially increased,
as the left is likely to lose much in proportion to
what the right may gain.
The report on the tariff s'to be brought into
the Chamber Of Deputies in the early part of
next week. | am assured that several modih-
cations, by which the reductions proposed in
the project of law would be extended are re-
commended by the committee; but the prohibit
mons are to remain untouched until the Deputies
nave had the opportunity ofconsulting the wish
es OF thelr constituents respecting them. The
idoo[s ol the commissioners appointed by the
TWO Governments must, therefore, remain in
complete until the next session. when the sub
ject will undergo full discussion, and the subject
in view will have become more easily attaina-
BILE than hitherto.
NJ de Chateaubriand has announced his in
tention to offer himself as candidate to the
electors of Lille He resigned his seat in the
peerage on the accession of Louis Philippe.
Delegates have been appointed by the people
of Lyons to solicit of the government indem-
nifty for the losses sustained during the late in
surrection.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26
TRANSPORTATION

% = sHE RIM rom BET'UEE.y- R.iL-
TLh0RE Gss lAe POLN-Tef ROCXS
"A DAILY Train Of Railway Wagons pro-
"A coed. IN bcsl d'rextioss bc,S cen BaltiIaor,.
,sssi the POiSd q RoskA
WESTwARDI.Y.
Starting from Baltimore Il IL noon. and .rriy-
n NJ The POiEt q Rocks al nooG Of the follou ip.
day.
EASTWARDIN
Starts from tlse POiHt Of Rocks II Eve in the
evening. and reaches the ID pot IN Baltimorc al
the .anas hour Of the fciIo~ing evening.
The RAii Road Company have established am
pic soarenienees and machinery FOR the .afc ans,
erPeds,ioos tr-n.hiPment Of prosluee and sommo-
diues between the Canal Boats and the Raiiva,
Cara The Company also prepared To- re-
ecive prOduee from the Boats, give rcceipts for
the sznse 20 the owners thsir order and de-
liver the same the Rail Road ,n Bal,iu,cre "a
The eOnsigDees, for the charge II - cents per bar
rel Tor Flour, std other commodities in the same
prcPortion-
They sIIl also deliver Goods consigned TO tic
POtnt oi Rocks from Baltimore n i9l cent, rer
iooihs and. uaiii further notice, Plaster OF i'a-
rIs a y per ton, add Sailed Fish and Salt AZ i2I
eents pr 100 Tia
NAV q 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26
Trust Sale.

Rf virtue % deed Of trust, executed te
ne thc undersigned by Daniel Hartpett. 10,
Tie benefit Of Thomas Hughes, for certain
purposes therein expressed, and recorded h
the CLERKS Office OF the county Of JefTer.o,,
t~ill proceed 10 sell, at public vend,,e r.
front OF sIephensDn's hotel, Iarper,. re,rv
On Tuesday, July sih,
Four Feather Beds and Bedding.
One hish-posted Bedstead--TSo lox do
One Coi-oae dozen common Chairs.
One Pound Mahogany Table,
Three common pine do
shop Shelving and Glass Case.
One Brew-house AMI two Copper Kettles.
Ono DO rented-3 nerves or Hre ing Tubs
Malt kiin made up VI Stove and Pipt
aud Shset Iron.
SIXTY Beer BaTreis-30 half 10.
. aud 10 gallon kcgs. ten OF each,
empty liossheods, 30 doz empty Bottle,
Two Looking Glasses-- Ons-Day CIoek.
Iea-Naro ADD Cooking Utensils. &c. &c
y credit OF SIXTY days will be given on al
SUNS OF and over s., with note aud approved
secur'iy; under Eve, for cash No propert,
To be removed until thUserRs Of sale he con.
Piled Silh.
The sale VIII commence a 10 O'Clock A
". and Continue until all lie sold
June 10. ls3I.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26
The Peoples Lisse Or Trou
COACHES.
FARE REDucEnr

IVHVHiS splendid line Of Coaches. reeen,lv
II established, Is now in full operation. AZ
fording the extraordinary expedItiOn Of eoa-
bling travellers TO leave WINCHESTER m
the morning and arrive AZ BALTIMORE The
same evening. and II . rate Of fare 90 the
whole line greatly reduced from forA.er
prices.
The arrangements for running are nj pre-
sent ~ follows; but should IL ksreafter b.
found desirable, for the general eonrenieuee
OF passengers, such changes sill DC n.d< =.
may best promote that objeet-of uhieh
however, should any such occur, due notice
will be given
A Coach leaves Winchester On suna.v
"Wednesday, and Friday. II IL o'csoSI. Al
Immediately afler the arrival Of che Staun,oo
stage, and reaches Hzrpers-Ferry n s O'Clock
p. NJ. Passengers will lodge n H,rperx.
Ferry. and take the norring boat 10 the fo;ns
OF Roeks. Ghieh place they y III reach IN tine
timore.s
On Moadsy. Tuesday, Thursasy and s.tsr-
day, Coach leaves Winehesfer a q O'Clock
IN The morning Passengers taking this coach
arrive N Baltimore the same evening.
The undersigned feel every confidence in
recommending this linz TO pa.seaEers-know-
ing. as they do, that their drivers. eoaebe.
and horses, are not surpassed by aux Ia DE
country and The unusual expedition. a ven
as The perfect safety with which the route :,
travelled, must make Il popular.
All Baggage Al the risk Of the owners.
May -, 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26
TEE PAVILION.

- - ~ - - AAe VI LoN n
AT BATli, Morgan County, Va.
THE undersigned has rented the rroper,,
IL OF James NJ Wheat and John IIun,e r
E'q'. at 1.-The Berkeley Springs with the
design OF keeping n BOARDING HOUSE
there The ensuing season.
HIS ouses arc well supplied with fire places
and have been fitted up with every regard "a
The comfort Of visitors. The chambers ar,
furnished with pure hair mattresses and bed
ding OF the best quality, aud in other respects
are inferior TO none at the springs.
His TABLE will be modelled after the hes,
virginia houses, and the BAR furnished with
wines and all the customary Accommodation
excerpt ardent spirits.
The Bedford and Saratoga waters will be
constantly kept.
While he has not disregarded appearances.
the undersigned has been careful only. and
mas spared no expense, in supplying his es-
Enlistment with all those matters that would
contribute 10 the real comfort Of his guest,
and he makes this experiment. ia the con-
hdenee that generous public will not suffer
u TO prove n failure.
His house will be open the third week in
June. JOHN STROrurp
Martinsburg, June 5, l534.-Gt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26
FS-0ns Ug.inehesfsS 20 Eg~sfi
segorg.


order TO extend still further The faeiIits>.
- extended TO travellers. The un5ersixned
have placed upon the route betuee, W.
chester and Baltimore an sdastion,I LIN, =.
Lrstrafe Coaches, By which sentieuen ira
Yelling from Winchester 10 Baltimore Will
DC enabled TO perform the trip in enc Dry
This line has Commenced running. and will
hereafter leave Winchester on the mornings
OF .dosdsgs. THesisys, ngsI-ys and SsfEr-
dry, and arrive Al HarPers-Ferry IN time 10
take the cars which arrive IN Baltimore the
same evening
The other Inc, connecting with the Staur-
ton stages, leaves Winchester on HsIue,Isv.
Friday and Sunday. and arrives in Frederick
or a. the Point Of Rocks IN time 10 take the
cars for Baltimore next morning.
A HCMRlCKHOUS So q CO.
April 20, 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26
Young Ladies' Seminary.


"IsS NICHOLSON and Miss HENRY
I'VE will conduct n select Seminary for
young ladies. The course OF literature pur-
sued, 10 the one adopted in some Of the best
institutions in the United States, The plan
Of instruction, J. tie result OF much expert.
encc aud study, and is suited 20 the taste OF
the present enlightened and inquiring age
Mrs Nicholson has long been engaged in the
important business Of teaching, aud has test.
mon!als from gentlemen Of high standing. Pa
rents are invited 10 call and examine them.
The course OF tuition oomprehencs tho Gle
men,sry and higher branches OF education;
embracing geography, use Of globes, con-
struetiou Of maps. grammar, competition.
rhetoric, ancient and modern history, moral
and natural philosophy, chymistry, botany in
connection with draw ing and painting Latin,
French, and music. Miss Nicholson dcsi-n
giving lessons IN music Co ladies', ~ho are not
connected with the seminary, aud soliciis pa
tronace.
The school j. now opcn for the reception Of
pupils. There will be two sessions IN the
year. or five months and half each.
Terms from - TO slI, per session Music,
sl9 Tor &c lessons.
REFERENCES.
Rev. VIM. jackson. New York
ke.. Mr.. tisuIey, Washington
Rsv. }. Johas. Baltimore.
Rev. William Ne1ins, do
Rev. ". u Drane, iisgyrs,own.
Rev. Mr.. Mines, formerly OF Montgomery Md.
Ten. u: Williams, Hasers,o~n. Md.
Dr. J. Reynolds do.
ID. Sprigg, Es9. formerly of IIa-cruoun
Parents are invited to call At Col stubbI,feid's
anil examine them
Music, on the Piano aud Guitar
lev m orc o'ing ladies' can be aecomm oda;ed
with board al Col SnbbIrHcId's
Winehe sier, April 3, tsJi-Jrn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26
371 I-2 .Trres.
ESFray Horses.

BtRsJASr . = warrant. = o.. ,iirtefsf
~ We have lbs dsy viesed a. s.trsys. So
HORSES, shcvh - "a ~ trihony Kasers~r-
ger oi THIS eoauty. and g. ilu8 ti.s sssae =, g.
one dsrP'@ Cfay, 10 90 ~ srsr. ~. T.
hands high. 90 marx "a trard a1d & an
PRAISE TIE sane a. SGt The a,tfr. hta~i
- years Cd. iS hnufs hi-h. 10 ussrz -
tfs"d ard ~ Do sppra.ss az s1rse a. ~
,'ifsn from under cur hsat. iils Ga car ~
Juoe. l~3i
TRED'E E0SENETRggR. &
NtCHOi.tS sgAffI
DAVID EgsE%gFHsEg
The owner 90 oarers cr ~ tar.ss al
please prove properly pay elarsss. al tale
them away
ANTHONY EusENEEggfR
juno -. I-lt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26
WrnriaS ana EDging.

ANING commenced Tie Weaving AID
N Dying Business in the shop foruerIy
occupied Nv John Lataoa. decd. ~. s,,ls-r,a.,,
takes this method Of iuforaair- la. fr,,er.ss 49,
the public that he will do A.. Lids OF No
Ing, such a.,
ConnferP1nrs-SncIe CorcrIs,..
Griing and Reg CGTssiiRC.
CIoih. FUiied and STRIPED Liaseys.
flannel. &c. &c.
lie assures all ~ 10 nav fsror biai Hiih ter
work that 1t shall be doae N tie raos; 80.
s,antial manner,
LORENZO n MILLER.
Charlestov!n, June IL, i-5I-3i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26
WOOL.

fMAN RED n Co CoEaaiSioa Ner-
M chats. No. 6, South Charles STREE.
Baltimore, Nd. devote particular siieniioa
TO the sale OF WOOL. Al oonsisnneut.
made them. will receive iher particular al
ieD,ion, and liberal advances y "A DC made
when required.
Baltimore. May :, ls3s.-em-
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MILLING.

= AIIE uDi,rr'sned has Leased, for atsrm a
\ years, Nr ilsuy valuable Mspchasi
hdl' lorm,f'y MOFgao's,J togethsr with tie
~ Mil AID Plaster Nliii, ard will ~ ready
% due se1sgn 70 receive Grain. Plaster, &c.
fnrihef pafticaiars will be gwen, whcn
prepared iOr active operations.
joins .. sAPPfNGTON.
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